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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20

w. E. EDWARDS. DAVID BARROW
Edwards q Barrow,
n ATf0RNETs q couasELLoRs AT Law,
yNILL practice in all the courts of East and
Court of Louisiana and Federal Courts Office
Of w. E. Edwards in Plaquemine-offiee of D. N.
Barrow at the Court House, West Baton Rouge.
feb19-1y
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20
J. DEJAN, Jr.,

p ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Pla-
IL quemne and the Parish Of Iberville, that he
has just established himself IN this place. in the
store formerly occupied by F. Gallagher at : m
No Main Street,
where he win always keep on hand large assort-
ment Of ri .ad s. zfa5tf- tflG saz$E
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20
For Rent,

AA That fine and admirably located store
hIM second door above CIV. Bayey's, on
lii Bank street, and adjoining the one just
occupied by Mr. Kahn. For a Dry
Goods store, it. will be rented for wear for $3.50
Also will be rented, if required for Dry Goods, the
store one door aboye-price $50 per month Ap-
plyto oct2l LOUIS DESOBRY. Sr
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20

4 convention II Christian lew. Is. soon 70
be held il New - 30 7.sg 81 = y = ss..,,s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20

!. II IL pretty evident ahat when man man buvus - 4
wife, that be i goose ofa husband, .sts..T,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T. GUSTAVE GONS0ULIN & CO..

u RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
IL public generally of Plaquemine and the pa
rsh of 1bervIle, that they have purchased the
Grocery Establishment of A. MARIoNNEAUx &
Co.. and are determined to keep cons,onty on
hand the best of
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20
esn!.Rs z o0obssj

ofevery description, which he will sell, wholesale
orretail, at ssss.s sita.. tesft9.--aT II
49,. EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES.
Give him call, and Judge fol- Yourselves of The
quality Of his goods andthe prices for them thar
he asks. so y 81 ~ vFse & ssss.s.s 49, mos s.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20

10 bbls Magnolia Whis-
key
10 bbls Rectifed do.
Is bxs Winchester Soap
20 do scaled Herrings
/ doz Scotch Cheese
10 SKIS No / Rio Coffee
- do No 9 do
l hid Sides 'a.1
/. 10 half bbls Mackerel
2 barrels Old Bourbon
Whiskey
6 double dis. Whiskey
6 Monongahela rye do
IA bbls mess Pork
IS 1-2 bbls mess Beef
S boxes soda Biscuit
| 20 do Vermacilli and
Macaroni
2 tierces Almonds
Is l-2 boxes Raisins
Is Ia do do
1000 best Regalias
8 bbls red and white
X Beans
10 baskets Sweet OHin
whole and half bottles
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20

Last week, says the Boston Telegraph, a
young American engineer, Of talent and skill,
who had served in the nayies Of England, Rvs
sia and the United States. .sailed from ihst port
for Europe. nrespenss to tenders smsds him
~ the Emperor Of .alf the Rnssias again To
enlist inhi. service. The offers were os the
most adnntsgeousa and dattering charaeter
He took 1itbhim sons 1ftess Of swsnsy yoabg
men, whom he had enlisted a. associates. dndi
WHO for y tsw wihsohths back have Ases ID train.
inr Under hiS instruction as = slAi 1ps sssaal1
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20

They received by the Rosa on the Goth inst, the
following, in addition to their large stock:
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20

DECEIVED, and keep on hand to accomno-
IL date planters, 25 sett of Pipe Cart Boxes,
such as used for iron axletrees. at AZ :
my6 ROTH BROTHERS. b.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-20

AThe' Congress Of 2aa Domingo haA Asejected,
thAe Caznsaas Ygeaty with The URitsds &tsAeaxos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

On The morning OF the 7th. the Pacific Steam Navi-
estiop Company steamer Vadivia, Capt L,pidge
arrived 81 Panama with the mails from the S)uth Pa
cfc She brings 80 passengers and 5000 900 in specie
for England.
The Gates are Valparaiso February IL, Calao Feb.
rusry 90. and Gusy aquil March 2
The Panama SiGr and Herald says: The ne vs. from
Chile is unimporiant. The port of Valparaiso had
been visited By number of vessels Of war; the
United States Steamer Susquehapna sailed for home
on the 18th Of January, and the Mississippi the 9th
ofFebrusy; the fiigate St Lawrence, with the broad
pepDant of Commodore Dulany left for the United
States en- the sib. The Independence. Commodore
Mer,iD, had arrived to relieve her, The Decatur
had sailed for the coast of Eeu4dor. Tne corvette
John Adams arrived the Goth of January fro Rio
The British shipofwsr President, the steamer Rat
.lenake and the French brig Obligado, were il port.
The markets are reported as rather dull, bu. an in
cre.se of business is looked for. The late rise
In The price Of Chile -four has been fully sustained,
ard its eject has been 10 check speculation. cargo
bias been purchased at s. 60, and some small lots
fer hone consumption changed hsnds at g.. The
Price Current states that there appears to be pros
poet Of tie price going I'D, or even of the present
rates being msin'ai Freights are rather looking
Gown, and little activity has been observed, ship
ments 10 Europe having subsidized. From Peru, we
ksrn ;hs, nothing Of importance hiss TRANSFERRED either
in the political or commercisl<orld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
MEMORANDA.

The usual mail from the interior received with
the Brish mail on Friday last. On the Let of Feb
ruary, Congress met in Bogota; Sr Pedro Fernandez
Madrid wa elected President OF the Senate, and ST.
Julio Arboltdo Vice. President. In the Chamber of
Representative General Mosquers was chosen Presi
cert ard DR.. Salvador Camacho Roldan Nice-Presl-
den' Sr. Manuel Mallarno declared duly elected
to the Office of VcePresiden Of the Republic-haying
obtained more than 90 900 votes He enters upon the
duties Of bis Office on the lst Of April next.
A bill had passed the Senate suppressng the Prov.
ire of AZuero.
Obando continues TO be present in the Supreme
Court confronted with the witnesses brought up
sgaiLst him. there appears TO be no doubt of his
guilt.
The bill brought in by the Secretary of the Govern
ment for new division Of the provinces is likely to
be defeated, owing to the opposition of Gen. Mosque
"a, who they cay is about to present the plan of a
strictly federal constitution.
In Carthegena DR.. Ra'el Nuhez had accepted the
majority Of votes for the Office OF Governor.
There is no further news Of Importance.
faspnwall Courier.
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AUSTRALIA.

We have three weeks later dates from Australia,
reschiDg to the 9th Of January.
The following is The Official account OF the rencontre
Of the military with The goddiggers at Ball.rat:
HEAD-QuARrERs CAMP. BALLARAT,l
December 9 1884.
Tie Major General has had under consideration the
report Of Capt. Thomas, 10th Regiment, respecting
sharp rtncontre which took plsce az dawn on the
80 irst, about one mile and half fram this camp
bewte body Of insurgents and part Of the troops
then at Bsllsrst.
The parry in this sffair was composed of one sub
alien and sixty five OF other ranks Of detachment of
the 18th Regiment under Capt. Queade; one sub
atern and thirty OF other ranks OF the military
and subatern and eighty seyen Of other ranks Of
c detachment Of lie 10In ReSiDsri, oSder Capt
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LETTER FROM THE CAPITOL.
a, The Gan r,.reisco H~uh.

SACRAMENTO, Monday, Feb. %. 1855.
The advent Of better and more substantial eysse "a
~ In ance s lust eoout TO dawn on us. az the rains
have row commenced for the season. For the past
az hours TIE rain has been falling steadily ana oy In
formation received from members VINO nave returned
from visit 10 their constituents, find that ram aud
snov have been general for these past few days
throughout the whole State. ODe month OF such rain
a. il row falling will obterate forever the record Of
tie late monetary panic.
Francs ere taken here in exchange and general cur
repcy at II, cents only. am Informed the same step
has been taken in many parts OF the MINES
There are pOicee posted up calling Democratic
Caucus tonight, 10 harmonic the Democratic party
and for the purpose of electif L. s. Senator this
winter. The basis of this compromise, lf AN in
formed is that Gwin is 10 receive the nomination
snc be elected and the other wings Of the party are
TO have sole and undispu.ed control OF the nomins-
.iCns at the ensuing summer Convention. In other
voros the high minded, intelligent, and independent
FREE, Of ayepubcsn State are TO have their w'she
stuluied and their political freedom barteref aud
prosttuted TO crafty the ambition OF lev braness
poliiiciars
There we're several pe ,tops introduced, on Sstur.
day, il the House on subjects of local nature. Mr.
Edwardss bill TO smeDd the 362d section OF the act
concerning crimes aud punishments, provides that
all Judges in charging the jury 10 criminal cslse,
shall oliver their charge in writing, and said charge
SD II be pert of the records of the Court.
Mr. Jobns'ons bib 10 amend a section In the Con-
stuiop provide that the Legislature shall hereafter
BE- psio The pr dom for Lnety days ony and II the
session is longer than ninety days. then the Members
must sit giatuitouslY.
Tie arguments, in all the causes before the Su.
preme Court for the Jsnuary term, will be conclude
TO day or 10 morrow, when decisions will be rendered.
an abstract of which | will embrace in my CORE.
spondence.
There being no quorum present in the Senate, it
s.ood soiourIed til 10 morrow. The House is also
adjourned TIL to-mOree.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have resumed payment to their
depositors.
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Married.

In San Francisco Feb. % Harrison, ESQ Of ssers-
uer to City Miss Abbie and Josiah Howell Esq 70 Miss
Addie daughter. Of Col Warren, editor OF The California,
Farmer
In San Frsrci..o Feb %, Mr. David Rsms5ottom, lat.
Of Frs.rd 10 Ms Elizabeth Ferguson OF San Francisco
In ssp Frsnesco Thursday Feb. "a M George Grant
10 Mics len L. Dsssett. .
In San Frspci.co Feb H. Mr. John Deane to Annie Per
rier 10th Of Sc Frsnc'scO 49,
In ssh Frsncisco Feb ~, Nr Peter henry OsteT TO MISS
Hsbnsh NsIis hickey. 49,
A. the Csnon House near shss Mr.. z. 8 Cushing to Miss
NJ Jane Love
At the Four Nile Hou,e shs'i. County Feb 10, Mr John
{. Clsrs ~ Miss Mary L. Densuore
In Mnysye Feb 49, Mr.. Phiietus b. Bunch 20 Mss Mary
Rose TIsnor
IN The Monte Los Angeles County. Mr.. s L. Lngent 70
Mn, Sarah Scott. al Of None T1wn.hp.
Al the place, Feb &, Dir. VIM Paine TO Miss l. Ann
Arnold
Arnold.
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THREB DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
sssa,soo I'M q OF D.

Nssusbp George Law, 1t G. V. Fox L. 5. NJ
.srm.ndinr, len Aspinwxll At bsifpsst twelve on
-.,nius Of the 18Th inst and arrived at Quarantine
a 10, clock on Saturday morning
she brings the California mails Of the Let March,
sa,, 200 IN treasure on freight aud 234 passengers.
encountered severe gale from the Northeast on
he 22d.
March 9ad, at 1880 A. NJ, oG Hat'eras passed
,shr. s z. Parker, of Norfolk.
TIE Ste smship Golden Gaze, Allan McLane, CON-
,a.,der LEI, San Francisco at 1890 r. on the let,
and made the run to Panama in IL days and hours,
Trimming ,iue the quickest time ever made by any
s4esm.r on The Pacific.
The outward passengers by the George Law we're
landed a. Aspinwal on the morning Of the 18th, and
,Ah Panama on the Golden Age the same day
Tic following s the Treasure List Of the steamship
n L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
ER0M TIE MINES

RAIN AT L,sT.-7He Times anf Transcript SAYS:
The long wished fer dispensaton has at last been be-
slowed upon US, and there will be msny thankful
hearts throughout State. Il is true thst il has
come too late for msDy a who has manfuy con-
tended against the impending ruin that the ant OF
this necessary au1iny in developing the resources
of the country has brought upon them. No who
has fair knowledge of the mining regions can doubt
for moment that few days week or two IF such
weather as We have experienced in thi, city within
cay two, would remove very large portion Of the
unhappy embar assmsni and disaster that hiss over.
spread our community Ct late ike pal We con-
grsuate our mining friends also upon the suspicious
commencement Of me spring months and trus. that a
few opths' lsbor will resaId then for their patience
INV DIGGISGs.-Dry digg ngs, of very promising
character, have been Uncovered lately in Calsverss
County. They are situated in the foot bills, IL y
miles below Reynolds Ferry. The gulches are shs.
low but we should judge. from all We have heard
that the pokings in them are very good The gold Is
generally found in coarse ard solid Jumps.
FL DORADO CoUNTY.-New diggipgs have been
discovered seven miles from Psceryille which for
Icbpess stand unrivaled. shafts have and being
opened which have propected from the surface three
cents 10 the bucket ard in instance. as high as
seventy five cents. Eight cents, however, is about
the general average.
TUuovNsE CoUSTy-CoIUsBf, ASD yICIyITY.-
Ire GG-dte, Of Saturday, SAYS twenty. thres ounce
specimen was taken out on Saturday, .last from the
claim Of VIM Aiken Co., at Matelo, Gulch. Ga
Monday ard Tue sday they took on. IS ounces The
claim averaged from five 10 elk ounces per day.
MetsTs SHAW ~ To-, oeloS 'ne Dig heserVOir, washed
two days last week, and reszed IL ounces On Gold
Hill, Messrs. Harding Il Co. have been doing very
well On Saturday last they washed ou, four ounces.
Al kniek erbocker Flat the miners are making some
heavy strikes. Messrs Sherr, Rogers 4 Co. washed
out, SATURDAY. sst, the nice lit of Is ounces
Messrs. Pitts, Holton co, at the head Of Mielo.
Gulch on Saturday lsst, washed out % ounces
CALAvrRAs COUNTY. - The Sonora Democrat,
spesking of new discoveries near Reynolds Ferry.
says the gold is coarse, ranging from Jumps weighing
50 cents up to FIVE Ii IL found in the numer
ous rsvipes ard guches Of the neighborhooi on the
granite ledges within a foot two of the surface
There in that region and the gold that hiss
been obtained was taken from the bed rock in the
coed old-fsshoned way, by means Of a jsck.knifs
The person who gave the information sd eonsidera
bic money with him aud stated tina. he had made from
fifty 10 hundred dollars il The msnuer above de-
scroec.
NrvsD. CoryrY.-RorGg LSD RgsDY.-Nutall *
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The following is the specie list Of the steamship
Prom Our Own Correspondent.

SAY FRANCISCO, Thursday, March l, 1855.
During the past week have had one of the
reatest exctements that has been witnessed in
california. The steamer which arrived here on the
nth of February brought the intelligence that the
houte Of Psge, Bacon g. Co., of st. Louis, had sus
p<nded payment. run Immediately commenced
upon The house of Page Bacon & Co. here, and con-
tinued throughout the entire day. Absut $1,000
were paid, mostly TO small depostors. Large depos
tors and the mercantile community generally believed
that this house was solvent and abundantly able TO
meet promptly its liabilities; and 1t not until some
conflicting statements been made by the house that
The public confidence began to dmibish. 1t was well
Known that many of the largest mercantile houses n
ihe city were heavily indebted to Page, Bacon & Co.,
and il they were called upon to pay immediately,
bankruptcy would be the result This, added to the
uncertain position of the remttances which Page,
Bacon e. Co. had made to the Atlantic side, so ex'
cited The public mind tb st the house closed its doors
On the 22d. This step unexpected, it having
taken place after many supposed that the danger oil
suspension had passed-and everybody became filed
with distrust On the 22d quiet run was commenced
on Adams e. Co, and about 100000 drawn. The
next morning. nstead Of opening the doors as usual,
hey announced their suspension. general psnic
The houses are situated. densey thronged
With people, rushing ward the doors of all the banks
Hundreds acted like madmen. On the same day
Wells, Fargo & Co. closed their doors. Also, Robis-
son e. Co., and A. S. Wright, two priva'e banking
houses, under the name Of Savings Banks, that pro-
fsssed 10 pay interest on deposts All the other bank
inc houses stood the panic, and are nov doing bust
pees az usual. The amount of money drawn from the
banks during the the panic is estimated at three mil
lions Of dollars.
The three principal houses-Page, Bacon & Co.,
Wells, Fargo L. Co and Adams & Co Immediately
after their suspension had ,evers appointed for the
purpose Of keeping off their creditors. On the eth
Wells, Fargo g. Co. called meeting of their heaviest
depesitors, who agreed TO wait upon them 30 and GO
days for the amounts due them whereupon that house
ipmeda.ey resumed, and is nov in active operation.
A. this house is jointstock concern and most of its
stockholders are on the Atlantic side subjoin a
statement of its affairs made Feb. 81:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
raise d the last J ear:

much larger crop Of grain will be raised this year
than last The price of wheat here during the season
has ranged from dollar to one dollar and fifty
cents the bushe. The price of barley from sixty to
ninety cents the bushel Oats about the same. Pillow.
ing and sowing has been going on here for the past
two months Grass is now green, and the flowers are
in bloom. Think Of this, in comparison with the ice
and snow and mud which the people Of New.York
must paddle through FIVE months Of the year. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
MARI cts.
s,NFP.ScIsco. Wednesday I

ssN francisco. "wednesday Evening, FEB %
Rain has fallen steadily today sId the aspect fair for
its continuance time for the be thereby
benefited Business feel more encouraged but tue hnin
es stir cy great that very little bss been done 10 the
WY q trade.
FLoUR-A parcel Of uoer6ne CALICO so bbs sold for casa
private terms. probably in the mel ghbohood OF ii DBL
there were obo a,s OF ew hundred quarter sac" do
mestic at & 10 5fdSii y 200 10 $500
GEAIS-s.es Of sachs California Barley Be-, and $50
DO do Oats at PIC 4 10
PoTAToEs-sae Of q s.ets at lie y n.
R-ssle Of 400 N Dutch crushed At lec. v 10.
CoFFEE-s.lerf g. oo0 N Msnlla on private terms.
FLASHING PowDEK-sse of 30 kegs Hszzsds ST 80 key
NooDFNw,RE--sae OF sn invoice OF $500, Wooded and
Willow Ware staple aud fsney at about 10 y cent advance
INN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
COLONIZATION IN NICARAGUA.

COL VIM Walker has we understand, received g
grant Of So 600 acres of land from the Government Of
Nicaragua, and iotends to sail about March 10 for
the port OF Reaejo. The grant has a condition Of
colonization annexed and the grantee proposes TO
convey 100 men TO the land coded him by the State Of
Nicaragua.
This lie the first step toward proper development
Of the immense natural resources Of the Mic rsgua
Isttmus. The territory is extremely fertile, yielding
large and sburdsnt crops Of cotton sugar, coffee
cocoa, tobacco, inc ieo, maize wheat and r,e. Rich
mines also sad 10 exist in the State and the In
dams, in their rude way have long worked the gold
placers of The northwestern departments The eli
mate is excellent, especially on the Pacific side and
among the uplands north and east Of Lskes Managua
and Nicaragua.
Labor is cheap and sbundsnt, and all that is re-.
Qured to axe the country wealthy is frm and sta
bic Government. 1t is, probably, with view Of
giving peace TO the people, and of establishing in the
State nucleus of law and oroer that the grant hiss
been made 20 Col Walker. The accomplishment of
such end will be great good not only to the state
OF Nicaragua but 10 the commerce and cvz stion of
the world. San Francisco Herald, Feb. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

Valentine are taking cu. daily, With four bands sm'
ployed from eight 10 ten oupcee. Robsr's a. Co. arc
projecting an extensive work Of surfsce dggrogs.
having expended over 81 600 n preparation Ise
weather has been most favorable sor qd'rtI inning,
and en- immense amount Of gold has been issned and
hep. in circulaiion from the various mus. Employ
mept at fair wsgss has been given 10 very many per-
sens. and the effect Of this sort OF mining has been
most favorable, in this vicinity. The rock on New
York Hill fill Yields well and the opening Of nes
vein has paid the owners 81 oQo during the oast
two weeks. The rock yelcs sbeu. hirty eight douar'
per
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Died.

10 san Frsnc,co Feb % OF consumption, Emms NJ. wife
Of Joel G Potter in The seth year of her age.
Sen FraLcco Feb n of cor geson Of the brain tfede
rt Han lin infant Of Lieut. Thos IL Stevens L. g. Navy
ssed II months sue 2 DAYS
A. lone Valley Feb % OF inflammation in the chest, Mrs
Elizabeth L. hcNtsly wife of SIR. John MeNeey ssed %
years -, e., NJ, nj,
sesmsn OF St ksrssrers Bay. Eovs Scotia. 49,
In the Monte Los Angeles County the 9Th February bliss
Mary Shelton aged IL Yeas
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ne, pe,tb. which certificates sre guranteed %
sors n oui first mel 10 the amount OF over milh 10
~ SoiIs,s. he bond rsneeing the cerri6 ;s'e'
bs. been duly executed and sekno .iedsed; and Is
M Sonb,le.s be done shortly, the certif estes
VII hs i,sned snc the house again pIsced upon gs'd
A. these certificates bear interest, and are ne
So,isble ard amply secured, they must become .,
vpe se.nsore in The hsbit Of depositing where no
49,, bs, BEEN sllosed. 10 The pre,ent .'ae Of
our money market We have no doubt these cetiii'
cs,.. will be st once taken up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
WILLS. FARGO & co.

In all the tow ms Of the interior, says The Tr'b.H>,
80. san FraI cisco, Sacramento MarysviLe, Ne
md Diamond Springs, Wells Fargo n Co. have
vent paving cert cstes of deposit as fast az
hes osnno be iusty said thst they ave suspended
a. ,bat in ali their interior oihcss they have
.pPPprs over the amount due there depostors, and
oan As that .urplus can be transmitted to the offices
n towns where they suspended specie payment viii
he resumed. We received the folio. dispatch la.'
orsr;ro from Jackson: The office of Wells Fargo &
e. q. moon.lumne Hill bss paid ell demands pre-
,.y,ed arains. tfemup to This inc, and have sui
ci.ncv on hand TO meet all others outstanding. The
ece Al Jackfon has also paid oil demands, and is 10
a GOOD condition for any emergency