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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
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MONDAY, Ocs. Zc-b +.
Quotations FOR sticks current at the opening this
Ing compared with those ruling at the close Saturday,
chow decline in most of the leading tAnces. At the
6rst board Illinois Central Bonds fell Off per cent;
New Haven Bonds, s; Cumberland Coal, u; New York
Central Railroad, u; Hudson Railroad, NJ Northern In
diam Construction Stock, /; Erie Nicaragua Transit
Beating Fslrosd and HARLEM show change In
ket vs,us. There only small lot Of Erie bonds
sold that the ,ond Mortgage at o. per cent
Erie stock not very freely offered, and slghtly I'm
psovsi before the close opening prices. The
COMPANY viii perfest their financial Arrangements
FOR rsw loan to remove al the floating debts, and
provide for the payment OF the income bands matu
nty. Tbs plan We propose weeks since win pro.
badly to adopted Tie establishment Of sinking fund
Of thirty forty Thousand dollars per annum, payable
monthly into the hands Of trustees aud the negotiation
of long loan, for amount Sufficient to ali
the wants OF the company, appear to rs the most
fesdAs method Of extsicating the company from
al its difficulties and EMBELLISHMENTS, and plsc
ing its finances permanently upon q sound and
substantial basis. If the statements recently
made BY the Investigating Committee, relative to earn
nSs and expenditures correct there is very little
doubt but that the company meet all the require
nsats o such sinking fund, and pay, during the year
1867 Dividend Of Ave psr cen. on the stock. If the
reports made by that Committee true, this DO
done upon gross Of SIX million OF dollars for
taAt year Al the annual income increases the net in
CONF increases CT course, ia corresponding ratio, aud
ii r therefore probable that larger dividends viii here
after bs declared The Hudson River Railroad Company
Ia The market fora loan, issue Of third mort
g,gs tonis of million Of dollars The proceeds of this
Joan for the payne al Of floating deot, whch
will be due and IL not provided for, will be embarrassing
These bonds offered at discount of twenty cant
and the stockholders hsve the drst privilege OF taking
them The New York Central Railroad Company haze
not yet negctstc its loan ard the dividend declared
Last July re,raias unpsid In about two months another
dividend becomes due, ard the probability Is that IL W
be carried forward Ike the last and ultimately be fund
Cd into class Of bonds It wesM have been much
more to the credit OF the Central Railroad Company
bad they passed the dividend, sesera other ocmpa
mics did, aud resumed them at an early day.
After the aijourrm ant OF tho board, the following
sales Of bonds and stocks male at suction by H.
ricsl,y;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

Compared with the offerings the week previous these
figures pre- ent the following result
Be- cattle decrease. 80 veslcalves, decrease. Is
Covs snd calves LBS Sheep lambs, inc. a, Ola
FRnGRrs-Rates inactive and engagements light.
10 Liverpool about 5000 bushels corn were engaged In
ships bags, part to al up, at AID. and few hundred
bales Of Compressed cotton at "a also, 1000 bbs Of
rsin at 1s To Hsvre rates quiet at about No to
&c asked for cotton and bone Two vessels taken
to load With coal for Bercsia, California at $l4. Aea
PROVISIONS Pork was inquired for. The sales
embraced 500 bbls at el2 37 for $685. and Sl1 3l<
5sc 5c. Per ID Sales transpirsd of $50 bbs. lard
at loc 1eisc.; IFS kegs do. 1T 1lc per lb and 32S
bills beef at former quotations Butter and cheese ~
manned about the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

IoI week ending OCTOBER II, pared
with those for the week previous, show decrease In
discounts Of 81 500 1884, in deposits, ss5ls7ll; ia cir
cpstloa, $50, $685. and in specie $s1o,2l4 Ac,ordng
TO this there has been reduction in every department
Tie line Of discounts lower than It hiss bssu ia
many the decrease in deposits shows that the
drain has been unusually Large. The country banks
have for some days past been drawing heavily The
falling of IN specie is much loss than anticipated being
considerably under q million Of dollars The drain Of
specie hereafter will be comparatively limited from
this tins fo ward We look for steady aud after time,
rapid increase in the supply on hands. We already
notice great beaviness in the exchange market and
quite decline in rates 1t would not be sound policy
the part Of the banks to enlarge their line Of loans
the even. Of specie remitancss suddenly diminishing
the yer. evils getting gradually cle,r OF
viii return upt n again With full force
The abstract Of the condition Of the banks in the State
Of Vermont from the report Of the Bank Commissioner
recently published, exhibits the following results:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

Sinson DTapers regular temi weekly fals Of stocks
aad bonds will take place 70 morrow (ruesd,y at half
past IL o'clock, at The Merchants Exchange.
The nrgs Of the New YORK. and Esie Railroad Com
pany for the month Of sep mber amounted $3.50 5s
against sS1a ole for the month last year. showing
an increase Of $l0,666.
Tho directors Of the Vermont Central Railroad hare
vs.sd to trace the fraudulent stock issued by Crane be-
fore sptnits The transfer books Ard to hold 1t 10 sbeY
until decision legislative iaiistsl sr oiasr
aS.isa "a bAS in the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

Iotal... .$N. 875, 900
estimate the grsss earnings Of the road for the coming
per cent on debt ssi, si5i, 900. !. i,SsS,sYo
Net revenue equal to over psr esn. on slocs
applicable to cash dividends and contin.
HE Director. Of IL: are oonad:n. these a.
70 f s;s:Ss
5 5:s : !: 5s:;: :!
The business Of tho road depending mainly on the
local traffic. must inevitably increase in tho same ratio
~ the 81 Of a.
Curom the read, in is present position, and with s
present Equipment sarn SO, 600 ,ooo the future
per snnum, which Il not half Of ae aver
eye Of the past the above utmost capacity Of
tie road win be tested in 1868. As to the running
is54 there every probability that, with rigid ec,uomy
and an incree In the traffic they b reduced to 50
20 a. to leave ample margin for contingencies The Of
feet of the monthly purchases BY the trustees, OF
the bond. Of the present Issue on thsir msitss
sure to the original purchasers : certain profit
within = moderate time; for, whilst the amount out.
sinking fund viii constantly increase by the accunx in.
trsst the bonds the hards Of the trustees In S
years the sinkir fund VIII absorb 76a 0ss estimating
AL the purchases Of bends BY the sinking fund to be
made At par That the company will be in condition
f. mals roxpty the monthly payments to the sinking
fund.- one at al acquainted with the income Of the
company can doubt for monsnt. All the past difficult
tics Of the company have arien from the recessiy OF
contracting for expenditures before securing tho reqa
cite funds To meet them This Is entirely end
whit the daily increaicy Of the compsny must
inevitably increase the market value of is bonds a.
ue Of s stock, the lattar of which will donbt ere
long take rsak among most old investment stocks,
ais sho3id 10 endorsed "Pro ,oeas for New Yorx
and RE R.rcsd ard addressed to Daniel Drew,
Treasurer, Fre place. HOMER RAMSDEIL, President
NATHANIEL sAsH. secfetary.
New York. Oct. % 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24
VKLsTERN FARM LEAGUE A NUMBER d
w tlemHn In Il il city, about to emjRrAte TO d

OF lows, and beirg desirous Of taking With thin
vantsges Of IN established nsighborhood, have o.
cured by this ccmbirAti viii be . farm 1T CIV
prices, 10 thirkly settled locality, and 3joinir
tensive settlement, afordipg ample opportunity
friendly Interchange Of kind Offices with all tbs b
Of society, and mart for the disposal OF the prod
the soil. Iowa ia free Safe and in the ferfils|
sell, the ma8nifcs ncs Of is lands and unbouads,
raj wealth, presents Undue ,ments to the emisrI
Surpassed, If equalled, by any in the Sorid Th1
would exchange life OF toll and renury for ems
vited to become members. meeting Of this lss4
be held at Union Buildings, 163 Bowsry, on II
evening, October %, at tx o'clock, whom the nal
the enterprise VIII be fully Explained in . mann
cannot fail to be highly Interesting to ALL
THOMAS ". EHL9, Prel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

ruoNyvY IMMEDIATELY ADVANCED ON WINES AND
M enlrits r. bard disur crda, rlste watches ierst
- rsrcf. rtss dsy goods cad evs-y description & per-
sst Al pratert. Isceo waited on At their rsq,.
ds,os. rgsiriSs tor sden ksl Apply OF use kaapire
,Iss nd Agency anse, las Essssa stsoss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

The redemption of loans Of the United States ct the
Treasury Department for the week ending SaturiAy
we,e-Losp of 1872 s4co ls46. SIS Ooo ls47, s27sto
total, 81, $50.
TIE annexed statement exhibits the average dsily
moveen. IN the leading departments Of the banks OF
this city for The week ending Saturday morning Oct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

~ REAT NISSAN STATE LOAN OF ss,725 900, to be
" reimburse with GIG 5ss, 5o or 81, AGO COO. This
eu By the governns MT and contracted By
the emIt nj Banking House of Messrs ". H. Won Roth
child sors in Fanl fort the Maine The following
cspiss prizes must te gained viz4 of $40 0O0 % OF
$50 000 "a Of $50 0c0 60 OF 0o0 60 Of "a OoO 60 of
ssooo iao q 81 800; $50 Of 81 Geo. Ge &c Tho small
est p,ze 1886 The next drawing VIII take place in Do
eemser 1864 The price Of shares follows1 share
for FL shares FOR 90 ID shares for Gio so shares for
Sl0 65 shares for Gf0 1877 shares for ESQ., Tickets win
10 forwarded on receipt Of colonial bank notes bills on
Luroye go Fer the security of the public pri,es Of
she shares haze always been 6xed at the above rates. asd
(ubhke the former agents. payment Of the prizes the
uncergr 81 made no deduction from the auy
pretencs whatever They have. grest pleasure In an
nourcrg that they are appointed sole agents for
this eisihation for the British colonies and foreign
paris ard that during the last twelve years they have
Iad to successful hcisers of ahares in Great Brain
piz's amounting TO 0e0 free Of deduetion which
have been drbutcdn Liverpool Manchester, Ion Ion,
&C. After the drawing cash shareholder win receives
st Of the winning nunbcrs The prizes viii DO paid in
cssh at Frankfort on the Maine Fart or West indies
Csnsis, Paris, London, New YORK &c. Apply without
delay TO htssrs. :. 4. schvarachd Sons, ha,ssrs,
Frankfort the Mains Germany or their house Messrs
A. Schvarzschiid Co. No. 20 Lombard street, London
Reittsnces which arrive too late viii be returned to
the sender Or IL he prefers IT. shares In the folio wing
drawing Will DO Forwarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

d. , TO S. coo WANTED IMMEDIATELY, WITH A
W. gcoa business msn. 70 take tbs segment and
Tart interest IN new foundry for fae castfugs Pat
hand aEd contracts made for long isngth OF
tms, at full prices address Fcucdey, Herald on %.
d - nnn CASH wANTED-ON BOND AND
EDLsVOO mortgage upon real estate near the
CITY, vo,th sec, COO This il excel ant ,por tauy
10 invest $4,000 safely. Apply at 206 Broadway.
No. IA. BONNER & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

NOR SALEM WASHINGTON MARKET, ONE OF
ths very beat nta Is for any Kid of busires it
is situated WeAt street. Address j. W. j., box 120
BorAld 0fhce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

II Csr-oN MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER 90
Il rithi1 Or asar tue tmssos, rsotasgs Bank, a
Elo draft fgsr tha Yss1onth ana E5uIosk Bscx Eng
bnj, No ta, raysa's To kru. 8. j Ripper suitable
rs.ssd gu &c 20 tSa aasos, ~ retarnios Il 70 20
C4ssassDa axset.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

EyOR SALE-ONE or THE MOST SPLENDID PUBLIC
is houses IN the vicinity of New York, newly and
spentidy ttsd for the vic.usling oyster and liquor
business also number Of splendid supper rooms for H.
3ies and gendenen, AMI q number Of lodging rooms.
Unexpectedly called away would take actvs partner
o. dispose OF the whole. Apply to B. HGwES Co,
81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

CcOR sALE--IHE THREE STORY BRICK FRONT
r. house No. los Tsnth street. between Third and
fourth avenues house contains ell odsrn improve
Ecnts. For .erms apply NJ $50 Tenth street. door
szst OF Third avsnye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

INOR S-iLE-THE sT0JK, LEASE AND GOOD WILL
IL of srew and second hand furniture store, in :
good location The stock light, and win bs sold cheap
None but cash customer need apply. Address Cash
furniture, box l73 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

TUE NOTES OF THE NCEIGAN STATE s
L Tadssmsd By CARPENTER 4 YERMfLY
Wall street, ct one per cent discount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

Jhs Ct Louis Etp.b,c1a O. the 10th ia. ssgs-
u u Estimated Chat Il will Goa. to butt tis NORA
issoun Railroad from 81. Icrs - 10 aacaassl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

II OSr-IE TBg EuTGHB0RHOOD or FOURTEENTH
llsIee:, large black Newfoundland dog, witha white
spe; CO TIE back o. hs recs Ihs finder viii be iber Ally
crazjed By leaving at 1ls West Twelfth street be
tween fifth and Sixth avences. so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

oyster saloon. In tho most business part OF Eighth
avenue and doing excellent buscs's established
for upwards Of four years the stock fxures
featuring machinery Only reason for selling, other ba
sne's to attend to Apply the premises, 24 Eighth
avenue, from 10 to. II A. N. and to p NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

n o. A.-THE MEMBERS OF CONTINENTAL
W. ter are requested to DO punctual in att}
az the rooms Of tho chapter, 32s Bowery, on 4
NVHE NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS ROMAN CA
Il Benevolent Associate win hold . special
this Tuesday evening, at TX 0'clock. Tickets
members. JOHN s. SCULLT, Pres
]. QUINIAN, Secrstaly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

DEyOvAL-rHE EMPIRE CITT Bank WI
II moved On Wednes 'ay, Oct. IS. r. N
liking house at the corner Of Gresnwis. {
streets, recently erected for tbs National
Bark 1hs premises now occupied by the L,
Bank VII b. occupied hereafter BY the Sixpeo
Bank. i II. CHURCH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

TVOR sAI.E--AN OYSTER AND LIQUOR SALOON,
IL lccxted the east eide Of the town, great
thorcughfare rear a ferry. Fixtures new and tasty
buainess excellent in everyday most desirable place.
Apply Immediately at l02 Nassau street, room No g.
PUaDY co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

KTOIICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT EDWAl
IN ver, Of Liverpool, Ia the kingdom Of Great
wherever situate. and all eebts and claims |
owing him, to Nessrs. Robert Rankin, Daniel CT
Robert Crosbie, John Starr de Wolf, and Villa
Feain al If Liverpool, IN trust for ths equa1
of his creditors. FOSTER & Thomson
Attorneys for Assignees, and Tfuftees Of Edwaz
New York, Get. 81, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

ET0R sAIE-oNE house AND LOT, 1914 sUrLER
street, bein Bond and Hoyt streets, Brooklyn;
lot 25 by 100 feet house three stories high Frame
yesr has stable for seven horses in the rear, with
hay lott Will be sold for "a 400 and $500 can remain
on bond ard m0rts age. Title indisputab.e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

@A 900 -FOs ALE. A SPLENDID SALOON
W4sOUUs in BeoAdsag. All IN the nssh6ov
Hood o. the prsnel2Ai ho.ea. The aEtu-es. cursAos
nirrors. &c srs elegant; ioosdon unsurpassed bssi
ness extensive and OF tao arst eleu Apply q lo1
Nassau street, room No. Q. PUkDH co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

II oST- ON MONDAY, THE 2sD INST, ON RETUsN.
IL ing from Williamsburg, rsGri sportmonnaie con-
tainrg twenty ons dol in bills gnd thirty csrs in
gn. Apy psrscn returning Il 70 40 Greene street.
with the money VIII recsye twenty dollars reward and
no uuest ions as, ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24
= last wesk J returns -

1ns Annexed statement exhibits comparison Of the
condition Of ths leading departments from the 8rst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

LVOR sALE--A RARE CHI lNCE Is OFFERED FOR
II man to commence business in tbs city, with . ca
pital Of $500 to $780, psrtner to buy ont IN e
tsblshed business paying from $50 to S75 Per week
clear pro6t This is chanss for man wishing TO
commences business for himself. Business light genteel
and agreeable Address Business, Eerald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

ISOR SALE $460-A SPLENDID OLD ESTABLISH
II ed segnr store, st the junction Of the Broadway
and Sixth avenue, nov doing frst rate business The
owner is obliged to sell immediately in consequence OF
other business Apply at 1o2 Nassau street room No. o.
~ PURDY & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

Il steam engine shaftng. cutting machines, emboss-
ing stem rollers grind stone and al other
cemary fixtures for extensive business nsw and in
crdtr The fixtures will be sold with with
out the stock hand reasonable terms or viii take
partner, with from IS COO to IS 900 capital Toe nm.
dersened having other business cannot vs the proper
attention to It, This Offers chance to q business
man to anna: fortune. G w. THOMPSON,
232 Green yich street
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-22
LATER FROM THE PLAINS

A Mr.. ChapmanA recently arrived
at Downievills from the humboldt,
communicates the following informa-
lion to the Glitter;
He confirms the report IS the Hum
bo,tlt river being extcrsiel through
the desert some 23 miles. Along the
whole route, feed fer animals Is ex-
,rcnely bad, except OH the TrucAee !;
and for 200 miles up the Humboldt,
from the Sink, scarcely any is to be
got. Several droves OF horses are
now coming in; the pioneer tram of
25 horses, with wagons, Is now proba-
bly, at Webcr's Ranch, recruiting
Mr.. C. left drove Of 100 horses at
the Sink, AID Frink's drove of so
at the lower crossing of the Truckee,
bound in; also the brothers Gilbert,
with 20 more fine horses. The health
of the emigrants is very good, and the
Indians are said to be tiiendly-Wah-
sus and Pah- Utahs. Both these tribes
are very large; the Wahsus extending
from the north side of Pyramid Lake
to the head waters of Feather river,
and the Pah Utahs from the west side
of the Lake to within 20 miles of the
Truckee. About four miles from
the Truckee and47 from the Sink OF
the Humboldt, the mountains resem-
bic islands of Coral, and Mr.. c. enter
tains the opiuion that at ''ne time the
Humboldt was a much larger stream
than at present, overlooking the Who'll.
desert aud part of the country adjacent
as he distinctly traced, for miles, STRAIT;
of alluvium cropping out Of the hills
about hundred feet above the Hum
boldt Lake.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-22

H By reference to the advertise
ment of Cock Robin the Artist and
Phoenix of hi. tribe, it can be seen that
he Is in the enjoyment of all his facul-
ties. His sweet warbling notes can
be heard at ell times during the day,
from all points and all places where
there is painting. papering, canvass to
tack or signs to letter or ornament
His losses by the late calamity, have
not in the least effected his equilibrium,
and as he is net bird that migrates.
or hiberuates, he can be found at all
times and seasons inthe same old place,
relying on the superior style of his
work, and at as low rates as can be
done in this or any other country. His
signs, paper-hanging, &C., will neither
rip, ravel, rust, rot, tear in the wash
ing, OF bulge in the eye. He "plays
'cm ALL" SO pass OH the water.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-22

A WHIRL WIND-Struck the Tent
Of the Jenny Lind Restaurant Gu
Wednesday while several gentlemen
were dining. 1t came with such force
as to brake the frame Of the tent.
and the whole canvass, pieces and
fragments came down in their midst.
causing great alarm. No liDes lost
unless some in embrio in the basket Of
eggs that some timbers went into and
made an awful smash. Billy carries
SO much weight in his eorporeal sys-
tenn, that he stood as firm as the eter-
nal rock Of ages.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-22
A GREAT LIVING CURIosIrY.-Oa

A GREAT LIVING CURIoslrY-Oa
Sunday last, calf, not quite two.
momshs old, was on exhibition at the
Union Race Course, which has a pslx
Of legs growing from its side. The
animal is beautiful creature, hand
s,,nneIy formed otherwise, and very
large for its age, weighing over $50
pounds. These extra pair Of legs
grow out of its right side. being at,
tached, apparently, to the briskct of
the animal. They hang down loosely,
and are about two feet III length. Be-
tween them is bag, or PUPPY sub
stance, which we are informed has
gradually decreased in size as il,
grows older. The animal was born
near the Mission Dolores, but by whom
it is owned we did not learn.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-22
LATER FROM OREGON.

By the arrival on Friday morning of
the P. NJ. S. S. CO. steamer Colum-
bia, We have dates from Portland, Ore
gon, to the afternoon of the 10th.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have our thanks
for files Of Oregon papers.
GoLp DISCOVERY AT Ponr OaroRr
The most impcrtan: news By this ar
rival is the discovery Of rich diggings
within % miles of Port Oxford We
have the most extravagant accounts i'll
regard to it, and we have no doubt there
is some truth in the report Mr.. James
Gamble, one Of the first settlers at pcas
Oxford, ca Me passenger on the Goium-
bia. and ocrroborates TIE story in The
main. Mr.. Ganble brought down
considerable quantity Of dust, which il
coarse, and of good quality The re-
port states that the yield per day 10 the
hand is from $50 to $3.50.
Lead mines has recently been dis
covered near St. Helms. Il is said.
the ore will yield IS per cc... pare lead.
The Indian difficulties "a Puget
Sound are not yet settled.
The U,npqua Gazette publishes .st-
ter from Empire City, winch says:
Inot;ce in your late issue that two
superior coal claims have recently been
discovered at Goose Bay. Tiiis is true,
but it is not the whole truth. There
is here an extent of coal lands which,
would surprise even a Pennsylvania
collier. They are now in active pro-
cess Of working, anil the Goals are de-
liyered at Empire City.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-22

The man Babe Who was charged
with firing our town, VAS brought be-
fore Judge Carley on Monday last, and
the following is part Of the evidence
given in the case. We were not pres
ent to take down the evidence, but
have been permitted to copy from the
Judges no.es-whic!l he informs US
is the strongest against the prisoner
that was adduced." Babe was acquit-
ted and is now at large.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-22
aCo1ussIA RurNeD-DrGeINes

"CoLuMBIA RuINED-DIGGINqs
GIVING Our. $50 says some OF the
Knowing ones at a distance. Well
tie town is nearly built up, painted
and signed oyer; the Dtggings have
just produced l6 pound piece Of gold
and quarts, the former abounding-
from the Canonade claim owned by
Fletcher, Gibbs & Co., aWhat a
pity" these diggings are worth nothing,
meH be ruined, zee mill. This lump
can be seen at Adams & Co.'S Office.