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Washington Union Insurance Co.
CLEVELAND. ONO


Capit ~ o. 900.
5iii"ers
u. Il. DINHAM President:
GruEGr MYsATT. Vice President and Treasurer
- y. skEELs, secretary;
GEORGE u. SLNrgR. General Aren't
Directors
Geo. Msratt Cleveland: b, H. Durham Cleveland.
+. 7 iackus, do c. W Cook. do
A. < sindf nd, do W. NJ. Powell. do
B nj Northrup, do Jacob Perkins Warren
George IL. Ssntsr do John CiaIk, Brunswick
j. r. Robinson, dfoid.
This we'll known Company is prepare, to take RI k
the safer CLASSES of property. Their means arr
ample, and invested that the funds Gan ONLY
To rAs LOSSES.
No steam special hazardous ri. Ks tnke n and
Tae 10 be injured In the ricniiy amted
praftSf amoGsf
The Company has completed the fourth year Of its
existence and the Directors have been able to meet
all losses wthout the necessity # upon the pre-
MUM notef.
No asses ment has bsn made upon the deposit
notes. EDN ARDS 4 TURNER. A. nts.
February 18th, 1855. 6nd
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FOOTE & CO.,

UTN HEUIH THU VDHInI KtT"
chants.
Al Burlington, Iowa and last Burlington H.
TINEIFi only lorwardn@ House connected with the
L Railroad Depot thus Offering superior adyapta-
res for the transhlppinc If froigh.
The patronage oi the keoluk merchants and ship
pers il respectfully solicited.
Please address us al Burlington, Iowa
Aug. 3O--ilm IO0IE co
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20 any Gentleman
rNss RANCE.

NTAR IssuEANct CoaPANY, oi New York. KrNA
> IssrRANcE CoMPASY. Of rtford, Connecticut.
HAurFoEp IysCRsCE CoarANY ef Hartford Conn .-
I.rSA LirE INscnANcH CoNPANr.
The above CoMpanies represent Capital Of ST.
000 GOO. Lives Merchandise. Stores, Dwellings,
Per Property ANA the various klnd7 81 Proper
~ exposed to the peris III Inland Navigation, il
surea by NM. ". BELkNAF, Agent.
Corner of Main and Sesond s,rects.
August t3. 1s55. dim
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ANOTHER WAGON.

4 J. EALSToN & BRO. will promptly deliver
\. IN any part Of the city all articles ordsrec
from their New Grocery and Provision S ore, II
johnson Street. Orders solicited
jam g. 1900
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AIcxandcr,s Pelaintcus

TIE kEAI AMETIEAN HAIK IDNN.
m HAT II more desirable ly the young than the
w iuxuriant locks II youth AMI beauty. What
Is dreaded BY the middle yed than gray hairsy
can all be accomplished by using Alexander + Pc
iamicus universally acknowledged to be the most
superior article for beautfying the Hair and which
is equally efcacoa- ia preserving turai health.
Fa sale at 81 Main Street, by
june 1G.---dtf j. b. MINcHELL 4 CO.
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ST. Louis, No, Fall Trade, l8;

hohASE NHIfIENohEp yfp
ROBERTS. wHIrTEMoRE, G, ..
JoHS r. CARTER,
~. 6 NJ. -. WHlTTEMOnE CO.,
AANIFACTl REItS and Wholesale Dealers in
Atl Hats, Caps, Furs and Bonnets. No. e27 Main
street, hrst door north Of the Bank III Missouri
The subscribers once more call the attention If
their friends and ali who in want Of articles in
their line, 10 their large stock ef Goods, nnnufac-
tursd expressly for The Western trade and will re
celye weekly, ~ Express. all styles which aIl-
pear in the Eastern markets
We beg leave 10 call attention to taT.,c aysaft
ment of silk and Satin Bonnets.
From our long experiences ia trade, lfficcn years
in this ciiyl feel confident, thai the sci, ction Of
Goods We make, is suited and adapted particularly
10 this market and W respectfully solicit an eA-
animation Of our stock being determined to offer
such inducements wiil make it desirable TO do
business with us.
II. & Il. r. WHITTEMoRE & co
y. B'-1bo highcsi market price pad, IN eaah, for
Fugs and reltrics.
I,nsis M
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Ice Cream.
~ are at all times prepared 70 furnish lcs
W Cream vanilla and icmonJ TO families in any
desired quantity We will pack il in small freez
that it will keep for Twelve hours or longer
CREIGHTON & 0IIMEE
.lune 70 1855.
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Mair Drc..ing >uioon.

I AIR eating dome according to rhysipcnamy
L L and the principles of The Coiicurs arr, AMI
SAampoanng performed in new and agreeable
style
Taosc who desire enjoy the luxury q the Toilet
rhould MOI fail 10 call al my saloon a Main s.,
ia the building formerly occupied b. the Bank
kerhak. April q, i9o3--ly oEp. cABCS.
n pJLIN mcn hnc fashionable silk HAS If
l. " the latest spring and ,umner styles for "a
cheap ~ SHEi.itpAS HAI ENPORll IT.
Anrl u IsaI WY
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August 3I ISu5.-~uFy "
JOSEPH SNOW JAS. II. GIslENE l.
SNOW x GREENE.
COMMISSION Merchants. Wholesale srocers, and
~ Dealers in Produce Main Street, between Fourth
and Fifth, keokuk, Iowa.
September !. ls55.--diy
A FULL assortment Of Ladies Kid, Si.l and L-.i
IA Gloves, all eolors, very cheap at
Sept. l, 1855 MINCHELL 4 cos.
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Bargains in Real Estate.

TINE undersir rned will sell the following property &
l at very low prices and on cas- terms if applica
ton he made soon
three story business house 30 by so feet in Me
chaaie's Block, on Main street. Two lots on the
corner of Fourteenth and High Streets with lar &c
two story brick house, occupied rs hotel, with
stable nnd wagon sard attached. Also on. hundred
aud sixty Of land, being the south quarter
OF section %, township No. TO- north range No. s,
west, in Van Bnren county, near the road from keo
kak to Fairfield, in the vicinity Of BIaan'. ro9c.
JOHN TRIPLETr.
August 10, 1855. df
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BANKING HOUSE
G. r o. e.. a n y e r .
~ REMevRD To
Third Street, near Main.

Aug. 25, ls55.-llm Morning Glory copy.
MESSRS. EDITORS: Please inform tho Ladies
wi that We have received the largest stock of em-
hruideries, Collars from ccnts 70 a. 10 Maltese,
Black Silk Brussels and real thread LAcss Lace Jac
onct and Swiss Collars Corxets, Ribbons, Moire An
tiquc and Ribbon Trimmings, &C., Ae.
II. b. WOODWARD 4 co.
Auc. 2S, lS55.-d1w
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Farmers take Notice.

ID EICIIEE has on hand and will furnsh 10 or
l. der Zimmerman celebrated Separator for
Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Begging grain
ready for market. il will thrush and clean from
500 70 500 bushels per day, and has taken the pre-
mum at tile Crystal Palace New York and al the
State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia, Indiana, Illi-
nois, &C. ogders viii b. thankfully received, and
Communications will receive prompt attention
Residence on Fulton Street, between ID and 3d.
=. EICllEK.
sokuk, April 10, 1s55--d&w.
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WNI0PvHI8H I0lenNE., L00FoTa,lIl0n L0leu.Cs,
Pa4nullicrs, DC. &C. ~
CREIGHTON L OtINER'S
Confectionery aud Ice Cream Saloon.
Jpue f. lsa5.
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BLANK y.

Gna. WANTED, u do hou--wgrk Enquire at
this Office dtf
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-. -. R Rlk A Co.,
Conn nj nj n . rW n rd ing Ne re ha II
l. Lvee and ShJI,~strett
ALTON, ILLINOIS.
August 81, ls55.---diy
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RI The "Gate City Hat Store" n

/, now in receipt of large stock Of Hats Caps, and
L Fur Goods, purchased directly Of the inanufae-
lures and Warranted in style aud quality No. ~
Main Street. 5. L. VOORHEES, co.
Sept. u, IS55-d
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Lands sand city Lots Tor sale.

HAVING tecu requested by aundry pcT-on. and
L i n, sifidry tIinss Ia The prices | wnuld
take for my lAn,is and lo.r ia Iowa take thu up
rtrSrHsty 70 inform ite public in general II thc
friees vii take lor The same. s list is here
unto ann we'd:
\ i Of section :, township 65, rang ).
+" II,
sE! Is,
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rI,lIE lieiress Of Haaghton, or the Mother's Se-
J. erct
The heroine il one Of the sweetest porrtaitures of
female loyenness produced
For sale by j i. CAVE d SON.
July 3,r-aiw
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!. W. JOHNSTON

TNDEETAhER, Corner Il johnson and dI--
L Third STREET. NA--l~
Carrie. ths bu-iness Il Under taking in Nil its
bfan5hs lie has rcently made extensive add tisns
hi X and psrf 'cted hi. aqarg ia every
l"faItn nt.
PATENT METALLIC BtRItLCASES.
iraIrssioas e air and ind ,,truethe. highly nrnn-
utsd ani iutalnable f1r tn preservation of the
al, We'll a coffin Il every style and hni-h fur
nish to order.
II arses and ear,ag furnished, and thr entire ar
r.ngem uts II ia funeral nit nj Il 10 wh required.
h Ok lk. AlIil L. ls.5. dY
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Fresh Butter IN Ice,


~ sTOMEiis can b. supplied Until further notice,
" with choice Batter in Ice at IS cents per pound
b. WI G. FtNhiiDUSEk,
.Jnne 90 1853. a6 Main Street.
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T y private family. by gentleman and wifc.-
i Apply a this Office.
August 3, isJ5.
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ExoDUs OF THE CELEsTIALs We see by the Bay
papers that the almond-eyed children Of the flow
cry land are turning their tails to the California
placers, and their faces homeward. They have
commenced stampede which promises to rapidly
thin out the Chinese population of the mining Sec
tons of the State. One clipper the other day took
400 steorage and so cabin passengers for Hong
Kong, and another 100 The solution of this nov
city in Chinese migration, is contained in the Act
of the last legislature, imposing an additional and
onerous tax for license to work on taings and de-
serted diggings which Americans would not take
up with under any circumstances. They are not
desirable class of residents by any means, but
in the main they are quiet law-abiding and indus
rious and it is provcrbial that they are no where
suffered to work in any thing that will pay wages
This being the case, we submit whether it would
not be the part Of wisdom for the new legislature
to re-enact the old statute in the premises and
be content with taking from the Chinese miners at
the rate Of four dollars per month the gold which
but for them would never be washed? And, at
any time that the Johns are likely to get any thing
ahead Of the State there plenty of cnterprising
white men ready and willing to steal what the
tax collectors don't take
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N0TICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

EBROpOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
a OF Supervisors Of Ell Dorado County, for the erection
OF Stone Jail in the OF Coloma, the plan and spe
ccatons of which may be at the Clerks office,
and after the first Monday in November next The pro-
osas will be received up the Goth of November next
The be awarded the lowest responsible bid
dero be determined by heBoard who themselves
the right reject any and all propositions which they
may deem high, or in other respects Objectionable.
The building be erected and completed at the earliest
possible day. The contractor will be required to give
bond and approved security fer the faithful performance
Of said contract.
By order OF the Board.
D. c. MCKINNEY Clerk.
ColOma, October 10th, 1870. 47-4t
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gherig's Sale.

BpY virtue Of an execution issued out of the Clerks
ED Office OF the Hon. District Court in and for Sacra-
mcuto county, California judgment rendered on the
9th day Of October A. b. 1880, in lavor Of w F. Grssum
and t. j. Snder and against John NJ Avery for the
OF eleven hundred and nney-sx and nineteen one-hun
dIedths dollars with interest the OF S97S43 the
Of per cent per month from the 9th day of Octo
Der, ~ d. $500; the. of &215.76 legal rate
together with the Of SG4.20 of suit and
ing COSTS have levied upon and SEIZED and will expose
public sale at the Court House in Coona, the 10th
day Of November, A. d. 1852 at u O'clock NJ. all the
right title, interest and claim Of the said John Avery, Of
in and to The following described property lying and be-
ing in Condemned Bar, North Fork American River and
State Of California, to witt certain Wooden Building
about 4QX24 feet together with the lot which the
IS situated together with the Improvements thereon
Sheriff 5 Onice, Coloma, Oct. 18th, 1895.
L. Is. CARSON,
Sheriff Of El Dorado County Cal.
ni1-3t By 5. b. WALLACE, Dept
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a New York ENGINEER IN LUCK. The Albany
AtlaS, of August 81 says " Mr.. James c. Thomp-
son, proprietor Of the extensive machine works on
Quay street, has received an offer to assume the
chief engineership OF the Russian Navy, and is
now in Washington making the necessary arrange
ments with the Russian Minister. The offer is
made for three years, at salary Of $4,000 per an
mum, with house rent free, and has been made in
consequence Of the resignation Of Mr.. Chambers
q Scotchman, who has held that position for the
past eighteen years. The Albany Argus says there
is quite a romance, in small way in the manner
by which MIR. Thompson received the offer Two
or three years ago, when Mr.. Thompson was cross
ing the Atlantic in the Collins line steamer Pacific,
in which he was First Engineer, there were on
board four members Of Congress. 1t was quite
natural for them to visit the engine-room. and in
doing so they became acquainted with Mr.. IhOmp-
son. whom, as their intimacy riponed they discOV-
cred to be mechanic and genius Of no mean pre-
tensions. In the course of the conversation had,
Mr.. Thompson Venured to give his ideas upon the
/ then impending war between Russia and Turkey,
and also what the result would be in the event that
England and France should espouse the cause of
Turkey. He elaborated considerably upon the use
fulness Of the Russian Navy and expressed in a
casual way what might and ought to be done, etc.
at the suggestion OF one q recommendation Of
Alr Thompson's fitness was drawn up, signed by
the Congressman, and upon their arrival ut Lon
don, received the signature Of the American Min
stcr. 1t was next returned to this country, where
it received the endorsement OF many distinguished
men, and was finally dispatched to the late Gar.
About year since, Mr.. Thompson left the Pacific,
and embarked in business in this city. He had
quite forgotten the affair." when one day last week
he was surprised by the receipt of huge docu-
ment bearing the imperial coat-of-arms Of Russia,
making him the offer We have stated. lie went the
next day to New York to consult with Mr.. Collins
upon the offer, and, with MIR. c., has gone to
Washington. Whether he has accepted or not,
We have not lcarnedn
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THE ARGENT CASE. On Wednesday of last week
Judge Shattuck, Of the San Francisco Supreme,
Court, gave decision in favor of the city, in the
above case. This opinion, says the Times 9 Tran
script, called forth the following scene:
Mr. Felix Argent made the following affidavit
in Court:
81 do hereby solemnly swear before God and
mankind that bought through Mr. Thomas A.
Warbass the socalled slip lots without any knowl-
edge of how the owners came by them. Through
Mr.. Warbass | had many transactions, and having
found him upright in his dealings, | took his repre-
sentatons true; though on that occasion | con-
suited my legal adviser who advised me chat 1t was
all legally right make this affidavit before this
Court in order that the finding in this may not
be construed as that had previous knowledge of
or priyity with the Constables sale and the buyers
paid due consideration, and shall appeal to the
Su premc Court, as q bona fde holder, formy rights
FELX ARGENT"
The affidavit was sworn to before Judge Shattuck
in open court, when MIR. Argent said:
| would like to say few words Of importance
Allow me, Judge, to say that am not lawyer
and am not going to plead but there are extreme
cases, in which an interested party must look out
for his own salvation. ! have seen your finding
Judge, and know you too well to believe other
wise than that you gave your decision according to
your conscience: but there are two or three things
in that finding which might put my actions in an
improper light, when the fact is Judge that offer
ed the lots to the Judiciary committee not to cause
any embarrassment to the city to which have al
ways been friend. ! offered to sell the lots so as
to release them of the other payments on the prop
erty and | was willing to make an agreement to
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FoREIGN MINERS. The application of lynch
law to Mexican and Chinese Miners, has driven
this class in large numbers into Caaveras county.
About two thousand are congregated in the vicini-
ty Of Robnsons Ferry, on the Stanislaus, and the
merchants are consequently driving extraordina-
ry business Although there are many bad men
among them the Chronicle says the people are still
glad to have this accession to their population, and
asks their neighbors to send them along
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DIR. L. .. czAPMAY,s Medical and Surgical

Dir. 4. y. CAAFINAA's Medical and Surgical
Institute is extensively known in this State, that any
notice ofit Or OF him, might seem supcrtuous Yet fear
OF medical aid, have neglected ascertain the proper
Of relief in Of misfortune: To those we beg
leave to direct attention Dr. Czapkay who is certainly
Physician of great skill and wonderful in his pro-
ession. The Dr. has devoted much attention the treat
Of Chronic and Private Diseases and stands unri
vailed in his management of them To those who need
such assistance we chcerully recommend Dr. L. j. Gap
kay would be we'll at all events consult him. as he
makes charge for consultation, and much good might
result from IT, The DR.. Guarantees in all
asks no compensation. At 3m
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State ofCaliGormia, County OF ELDoRADo Greenwood
Township: BE it known to all persons whom it may
cern that Jane Narass hereby declare my intention to
commence and prosecute business in my name and
on my account The business intend to follow is
keeping Public House, Mining, Ranching and Lumber
ing. further declare that have money exceeding
five thousand dollars engaged in business, that have
ceyed of derived from, any funds belonging to my
husband JANE NATTRASS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 9TH day of Oc
Ober, A. ID. 1855. j. CARPENTER,
Al Justice of the Peace.
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NOTICE.

BT ENBERS of The " Caitto,nja Mining C6mpany" are
4f4 hereby notified that Assessment of $40 has been
levied each share Of A Nrn Claims, and $40 on Table
Mountain Claims.
Notice also hereby gwen that the delinquent shares
in the Auburn Sevastopo, Blue Lead and Table Mountain
clock NJ, in front Of the Bottle Hill HOTEL Bottle Hil
unless the be paid or before the time of sale
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
ROBERT MARKS, Secy.
BY JNo. HATCH.
Bottle Ill., Oct. Is, 1855. Al
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MOVEMENTS OF Col KINNEY The new civil
and Military Governor of San Juan del Norte, is
sued the first number of bis organ. The Central
AnericQn, on the 18th September 1t is edited by
W. II. Young and +. L. Leweyn, and is printed
at Greytown. The first number contains procla-
nation to the people of San Juan and its territory
by Kinney, from which we extract the following
'You are now familiar with the purposes which
have brought me to your shores. Contrary to the
malicious rumor that had preceded my arrival, you
see now that have came not to destroy, but to
build up your city and your fortunes, and by peace
ful immigration to assist in the complete develop
ment Of your entire country,
In reference to the long standing difficulties with
the Accessory Transit Company am still in hopes
that they will soon be removed by amicabe nego-
tlatlons, which may result in arrangement ad-
yantageous alike to the company and to you.
Notwithstanding the failure Of the last Congress
of the United States to make an appropriation re-
muneratng the citizens of San Juan for the losses
from the bombardment Of the city by Com Hollins
there is cheering prospect thatjustce WILL to some
extent, be rendered at its coming session.
The following is q list Of the Executive officers Of
the new government:
Civil and Military Governor, II. /. Kinney Sec
retary, w. S. Thayer; Captain Of the Port and
Collector J. R. Swift; Chief Judicial Magistrate,
S. T. Haley; Attorney General w. II. Young !;
Post Master and Recorder of Deeds +. Saltcr Pro-
yost Marshall, S. II. Shock; Deputy Marshall T.
S. Codd; Surveyor, Jno Jackson Constable B..
Mark; Members of Council, DR.. Thomas, Pres-
dent: NJ c. Wood Benjamin Mooney, Y" Suth.
orand and G. Shepherd, jr
The New York HeraH publishes q letter from
Kinney to Maury, his agent, in Mobile, announcing
the purchase of the Mosquito grant comprising 30
100000 acres of land Of unequaled quality.
PANAMA Col Ward, U. s. Consul, struck his
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MARRIED..

At Georgetown, on Wednesday evening, October 16th
by Rev. Mr. Sharp, Mr.. JoHN MARCHANr and Miss SUSAN
SrANIsu.
The happy pair have the profoundest thanks of every
person about this institution, for huge bit of the bridal
cake!
{" But happy they, the happiest of their kind!
Whom gentle stars unite and in one fate
Their hearts, their fortunes, and their beings blend"
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We copy the following from the Theatrical col
umn Of the Iown Talk. The friends of Little Su-
san will be happy to see her so fayorably noticed
below
"UNoN. A great bill at this .Thcator tonight.
Miss Susan Robinson said to be very charming
actress, vocalist and danseuse, will make her first
appearance. The elegant drama Of Ben Bolt is
among the plays, and during the evening Miss Su-
san Robinson will dance her celebrated Spider
Dance.'n
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SIERRA NEVADA WATER Co. By private letter
received few days since, says the Marysville Er-
press we learn that this giant undertaking is pro-
crossing rapidly twill be remembered that this
company have undertaken to bring water from
Iruckee Lake, the waters of which flow to the cast
through the dividing ridge of the Sierra Nevada
for mining purposes in Sierra and the upper part
of Yuba counties The estimated expense of the
work is ST. 100000 and the entire capital to be en-
ployed, English. Our friend writes us-'sWe are
progressing very. fast with the colossal enterprise
In ten days the dam across the Yuba will be COM
pleted-a work, am not afraid to say, surprising
any similar work in the State, for durability and
permanence of structure. The first mile of the ca
nal will likewise be completed in few days. so you
see we are pushing forward the work rapidly The
canal will be completed to Forest City next sum
mer. Bear in mind, this is no mere ditch as it
is ten feet wide at the bottom and fifteen at the
top. The vora mile will be completed in few
days, as you must be aware that getting out of the
river is always attended with difficulty"
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man was stabbed on Sunday night at the COR
ner Of Commercial and Front Streets s. f., and
died few minutes after he had been removed to
the station house. The parties to the aifray were
Peter Millness and Nicholas Morris, both of Cam
po Seco. The latter commenced an attack with
his fists, which Millness, being small man, op-
posed with knife
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Notice TO Tax PAYERS.

NTOTICE hereby given that the Assessment Roll and
1V Tax List of Ell Dorado County, for 1885, is now in
my hands for collection. will attend personally, by
Deputy daily at my Office in the Court House in Coloma,
to receive Taxes from all parties who may desire to pay
and thereby avoid costs.
f. B. CARSON, Sheriff
Sheriif's Office Colonla, Oct. 11th, 1867 46 2
IGeorgetoWn News please copy.
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MURDER AND LYNCHING On Wednesday. 10Th
inst, murder was committed in Columbia, Tuo-
lumne county by John S. Barclay, who shot man
named John H. Smith--both formerly Of ~ York
We can not, for lack of space, give the particulars
but the whole affair." including the lynching and
hanging of the offender by the mob was horrible
disgusting. The sober second thought overlook
some of the calmer minds, and few persons vol
unteered to assist the Sheriff, who in the name of
the law demanded the prisoner, at the same time
taking hold of him but the Sheriff and his friends
were repulsed, and he brutally assaulted finally,
beaten and bruised he narrowly escaped with his
life before drawn bowie-knife in the hand of a
ruffian on the ground
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We are under obligation to stranger, (rather
unpleasant, too) for the use of Sacramento paper
on Thursday. lie happened to be passing through
town with one and request kindly loaned it to us