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The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-02-20
HB a n EA
i CHARLES Ii. PARKER,
! BANKER and EXCHANGE BROKER, aai ATTORNEY
AND COCASEILOR AT LAW.

BANKER ana ETCHliNaE BROKER, .ad ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
EXCHANGE Bought and $ Old.
MONEY reultcd England, Ireland, Scotland, France
Germany, any oher important point on the Continent
oi Europe.
INTEREST allowed on Special DEPOSITS
COLLECTIONS made throughout Minnesota charging the
current rates ol cange and tie actual eXeuse oi col
lecting.
I..Sn WARRANTS Bought Sold and Located
Loans NEGOTIATED yielding from Is to so per cent with
epiioabo real estate security coupon bonds pay
aole in New York or elsewhere as Instructed.
Hicr T1iJd Deatsch GespyOchea
Gov. Willis A. German, Ex-Gov. Ramsey, ST. Paul,
Min Messrs. Page Il Bacon, ST. Louis Mo. American
Exchange Bank. n. Y.
Banking Hours.
From o'clock A. ", to l2ia y. ".
- IL = P.a., to Pm
Rates OF Exchange.
Eastern = = cent. prem.
EXCsIANsaE---EXCb
EDREMlCM ala for Eastern Exchange at C. H. PARK
4 ER'S Banking O0ice
H1Oaey I.arAei.
First Class palrr.... q cent per i1o
i'arlSer's sicai Estate Abstract.
&STRANGR3 .''l rc9id""te, before p.reh"Si.'g Real
> Estate in This city and county, loanng money
thereon viii find to their interest to consult said ab
stract.
And they are invited to cali and examine IT, before
lying upon intormato obtained from any other source
lis advantages will be checrfrilv explained.
GREAT BARGAINS OFFER ED.
VIE subscriber has 10, 80 and leo tracts Of land
4 that will be sold low for Cash, time; or
changed for village property.
A good horse or span of horses and wagon or other
valuable property Will be takeE payment part pay
ment as the case may be.
III G. H. PARKER.
EVtS SALE.
nEE pair OF Platform Scales, which will weigh eight
" hundred pounds. -..
Also for sale, eight Iron Bound Barrels, designed for
Liquor Dealers
asls.a Esss
nN the East and South constantly for sale at q
" premium at Gil HpARKER'S Banking Office.
fg- Let this be remembered.
NOTTCl; 8 - BUSINESS MEN.
L Bills OF Exchange, lromisaory Notes and Accounts
N payable III this city, left at the Banking Office of G..
necessary; or if said demands paid when IL is
proper they Will be protested.
HdRNEY TO LOAN
NN uneXceptionable real estate security, at low fig
~ ure. "tt c. II. PARKER.
..T- FENCING.
VXTANTEDa a maj, to build a Fence.
WANTED.
EA CORDS Of Dry Hard Wood.
40 ESENT.
b"ELLING HOUSE on Fort street In relation to
"A any OF the above inquire Of Z. Il PARKER.
October l6. octl6i,f
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sandwich Islands.

ran q King Kai.eaaDaeaa HI.-Accsssion cf Pliasc
is f--s-a o. s' Alexander Lsholiho. s.- ..f' .
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ROBERT 5. CAVENDETS.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN WOODEN, Willow. AMI
CEDAR WARE.
No. IS North Sscond ST., opposite Monroe House. ST. LoA.s
Missouri
IL AS On hand and is constantly receiving
IL Tubs, Cedar Measures,
2&3 Hoop Pals, DO Tubs,
Covered Buckets, do Churns,
B. BE b. Cedar r." DO ptooms %o Of aaIiesj aIi s,as
aap Handles, S'ds,s' %i1io% Cradle. lie wogop.
bale BOXES do Baskets,
I;.h iall; ;busnei h;a Measures, Rattan doASsbu.
Rolling Pins, Nest Boxes,
Wood Barrels, Manila Mats,
TO Trays, lnte do
Axe Handles, Nests, Measures &C., &c.
All OF which is offered at the lowest Cash Prices.
81. Louis, Mo- aug 17-d2mSw1y
1854. FALL CLOTHING 1854.
T.. L. & III: VAN DEVENTER d CO.,
Main street, Saint Louis, Mo. 4
WE are now in receipt Of the largest stock of Men
Goods, India Rubber Goods, &c, g., ever brought "a,
Saint Louis, which viii be offered at the very lowest
prices and on liberal terms.
To cash buyers and prompt men offer great in
ducements.
sep l-wsm P.L. VAN DEvENTER & CO.
REAPEHs, MOWERS, Sc, FOR 1854.
VsyM. NJ. PLANT L. CO, sign of the Gilt Plow, No.
w IL North Main street, st. Louis, Mo-; also
corner oi Fourth and Green sIreets Wholesale ami
Retail Dealers in
Garden, Grass, and other Seeds;
Agricultural and Horticultural Machines and Tools Ia
endless variety.
II Descriptive Catalogue furnished gratis to post paid
applicants.
so Rugs Improved Reapers, sl35
% Danf0rds do. dble sickle Reaper & Mower, 14O
so Read's DO do do do 1877
100 Ketchu!n's Improved Mower, l2J
IL Emery's do 2 horse Power Tresher & clesner 2SJ
JOG Emery Is do horse Power Thresher and Sep
ara,or, 1870
IL Lewis horse power with Tumtlng Shift
Thresher, l6U
y. u. Persons wishing any Of the above will please
send IN their orders early the number is limited.
so Burrows Portable Grist-nlills hOrse,
steam or water Power Sis to S20U
75 Corn and Cob Crushers, Little giant,
Nichols, and others, Toto Ga
800 corn shelters, horse, steam and hand
Power, etc 81
1000 Ne Plus Ultra Straw and Hay Cutters, Ito e.
loo Ilickock's Portable cider Mills, with
Press, 45tO 81
200 Revolving Horse Rakes, Ito l..
loco plows Peoria, Jewett Como, Eagle
and others, 5tO 81
10 harrows Geddes triangular and others TO 81
$50 CultiVators, different patterns, 6to 81
tO00 Churns, thermometer, cylinder Others 75c to r.
shovels, Spades Hoes, Forks Scythes, Axes, Apple
paiers, hay Presses, chain and suction Pumps, &C.
Please rccollect the Gilt Plow, No. l2 North Main ST
st. Louis, Missouri. Al 3m
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G<lakI Ar 81 ~ ANaEi5Z ,5'iSSkst..
INCREASED FACILITIES X NEW APRANGEMENTS
! WOODWARD, thankful for past patronage re
81 specially Informs the citizens Cf st. Paul aud vi
cnity that he has just received large additions from the
principal Eastern and Southern cities, to his stock Of
Genteinen's Furnishing Goods. all OF which he Is
pared Manufacture order at the shortest notice.
and wic, cannot iail tu be pronounced liberal
and satisfactory. 80 those who judges OF good
article, he pledges himself to the h@st entire salts
faouon ard i'll this connection ne would enumerate
few Of the articles that lie has Oh hand
CaSsneres, pltiN and fancy.
i.rOadcl clOhs, FRENCH ami American.
Silks, Satins, and NeyetS.
Nggeriead. Mohair, and Beaver Cloths.
Satnetts, fancy and plain
Together " it'll most complete assortment of Trim
Eings OF every cOnceiyab quality ana description.
Also, fine assortment of Boy and Gents Clothing
from ovcrcoats down to pair of nose.
To the trade OF surrounding towns, MIR. W. would say
that he is at all times prepared to MI all orders in the
way OF Trimmings ard piece Goods, ut Wholesale. that
his customers may desire and Oh the most aCconmo-
dating terms.
Remember the place, side, ST. Anthony street,
between the Amcrc an and Vnsiow Hotels, ST. Paul,
Minnesota, where by calling, gentlemen be fitted out
at short notice, with neat, fashionable and durable gar
mens. This from his long experience in the business,
DIR w has no hesitation i'll promising. Call and give
him trial. 81. Paul, Nov. Y DIFF
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PAN YOUR 'EANES!

FAN YOUR E'AAEtS
NJ OTCE is hereby given, that the duplicate OF
~ ramsey County for the year 1854 has been placed
IN my hands with the proper alta ced requiring
mo to collect the ane Owners of real estate person
al property (outse of the limits Of the city Saint Paul.
will therefore take notice that all taxes assessed against
them must be paid Immediately. | have authorized
George Hezlcp 10 collect The the duplicate with The
warrant is in his hands, and will be found his Office
opposite the American Hotel in Saint Paul.
frompness OF payment Will time trouble and cost
A. N. FRIULEY,
Sheriff of Ramsey County.
Sheriff IS Office Saint Faul, Oct 25 1851 oct2Sdtf
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ESSsEVssTEE'S ADDITION.
TG,O those wishing lots for ,dences this addition pee
l scnts great Inducements Terms, one-iourIh down
the balance tine purchasers. Maps Of lots
and prices to be at office.
NEW ELL & TOMPEINS,
Agents for propretors.
On Third s;. opposite Mayo & Co...
Nov c2-dtf
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&tarkep s. 3settrDs.
e = L-ASHS eSE zflk1, : ~, -
FOR TIE SALE AND PURCnAsE OE NEAL ESTATC

= Z Ea n A-lANls esE zEsk., -.
fOR TIE SALE NDPURcnASE OF REAL ESTATE
-sao 1sTAEKEsE- q E.EsgsxsyS, 3 1aa 6
DEAL-EkSIiN REAL ESTATE,
sges 1@ssd S.1eet, E, ..,r-r 81 sPGuL 3ii,snesoss
IL business in connection with the above prompt IL
"a attended 10 Military Land Warrants located adyan-
.cealy taxes paid coiec,ios &c, lo:s ne go
his EXselsncy v A. Cornian Coy. Min. Territory
non ii; Al. Rice Delegate 70 Congress : Hon r. Sniih
~ o., H., ianes T. Whiting, E.l Eew York, Civ
Hon David Oilaste1, Mayor ST. Paul Borup Oakes
BanAers 81 Iaul, An.es Van Etten, .Aitorneys do
:. -r-.a J.STARhEY x {. L. G.IEfrEYS
ST. Paul. June p, la5i-tE, r.,
= ECaS SUBURBAN R ESs sDlsNCxs. -
GENERAL splendid two and ave lots oni one mile
= from the corporation limits are rnw or sale Terms
Real Estate SALE inorI conce Iuii wel, can lie
had 10y calling sa JAS. STARkEY. .-5.
June 24-tf Real Estate-Dealer. Third ST. St Paul.rs
Zinc s.iac & OF C0.l:ltry isesINcI:Ge.
GSA ACRES rich land, Heavily tmhered bordering
AcV on Ilendid fishing lake, only eight rifles from
the city One mansion Ia, ALREADY been built Inc Bank
OF the lake and is now occupied No desirable spot
can be found within thai distance Of the city The s;b
serbeTs viii take pleasure showing the above property
TO any enc desirous OF Purchasing For artichrs ap
ply early to STARKET & i,FTTFYS
Jnne 2t-tf. NJ, Csiice on Third -. PAUL
q ~ ER, soucFs tlacsof clloice Ial.,. 0r sale y
~ June 2a-tf s.-s- - SIARhEA !, lLYIElS.
1SD ACRES choice land, two miles from the city, on
Jnhe 24-r ...-- STARKEY x rFTTEYS.
~ t-t fili A. iiIrras a. ,.i...t
~ June 24-u .lG- 'STARl<EI X PEITEYS.
U0USEand lotin The city for sale
j. 4 Juse 2itf STARKEY Z pENTEYs
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HGis sATIt.
VIE spacious buiid.5s and premises Iith street
i ihe site OF tie snt''niie House The bIiding-
are new, ana oer great ir3Ucemets to any wishing
10 60 into the Foundry orotLer manufacturing business
a. iley were bGiit tor that purpose. In4eife o.
= Paul. Oct -. iS54-it i. X j b. GILMAN.
StI. AxRsa1 sbIS >INiIEN CAK7h s1a1.
NlME 10 my premises Sunday last. sixth street
~ two red oxen. having white spot in the tore
head and some white an,eT the belly The owner cal
have the cattle by calling Henry Gale. the Market
House. proving property, wing ali necessary
~. Paul Sept.25-dtf HENRY GALE.
CksAW.sz.i'I & fz0igGAN,
WHOLESALE AND RErAlI. Dealers ~
AiECY AND HIAFLEDHY GOODS AND CLO7ZlING
III ATS Caps koots, Shoes ard Furnishing Goods Car
i l. petins, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curtains
VAIL Paper &c. Third street. between Roberts and Jack
'o:. ...- Nay i.
skSC EsECEEVEts.
F{NHE largest OF ClUCkSever imported p
i TO this Territory, consisting the choicest "a;
kinds: from the celebrated makers. No charge t
to see them. tlo, beautiful lot of HUNTING AND PLAIN
wM. IIIINGwORTH.
Cor. OF Jackson and Fifth streets
1T. Paul, Jim Is. 1sit-
NEWELL. d TD2aREllNS.
A TTORNEls at law and dealers in Real Estate. Alb
N stract> of titles furnished Tor st. Paul and s. An
thoBy. and Ramsey County.
Reer TO Gov. GOyIiau Hon. ID. Ohnstead Mayor ST.
Paul.
EESSOLUT2GN OF C0~PaEsZ.NEEsSHIEs.
Vie co partnership heretofore existing under the
i and style Of snriz MA1nTS. dissolved by n,uu-
al consent tie 1O; inst Payment of debts due the
OLD firm he made 10 either OF the undersigned.
FRED SHULZ
JACOB MAInEs
Nh IS Akssssv = as.
TCeT RECEIVED large addition my stock Of Books
- and Stationery Call and see. W COMBS,
my l-l2if Near American Hous
FRESH LARD.
a. BBIS. LARD, superior article, at l31 g ~, for
20 sale by b. PiLshti
RAGs,:as AlaS, IsAGSa
YTyiE undersigned is now prepared TO purchase good
/ Clean Cotton and Linnen Rags. which he will pur-
chase at such will make II an object Tor ianii
ne Dec. &c i3-dsw w. DAHL.
City papers copy and send bin for payment. w. d.
C9.r,stsyNE.sSEEEz, NOTICE.
r W. SIMPSON, James Lawther and Jonn +. Bradford
d have this entered in copartnershp under The
tve and firm of j. W. SIMPSON CO., for the purpose of
rapgactnr a Wholesale Grocery. Produce Forward 9
and Commission Business. Lower eyee, ST. Paul Mnn.
June 23, 1854 June 24-tf.
NONEX! MONEY!
unlimited sums, can be obtained at c. II. PARKER
4 Banking House. st. Paul, at L. Ii. Parker d Co.'S
saltwater, at any time during the next four months
No. paper unncumbered real estate in Ram sey
aud Washington Counties. Ode
~ = Cfis:ssKY hfsANDX.
A FINELY favored, rich and delightful article by
IA the bottle or gallon, at
a.s T. i-ll -r BOND & KELLOGG'S,
noy28 Old Brown Drug store.
| SWEET and delicious. Virginia. God Leaf Necta
- rine, OEonokc, Fine cut Yellow Bank and Smok
ing do at BOND & KcLLOGG'S,
MOVES -. a-----'.----2.- Old Brown Drug Store.
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Viz spacious budis5s and premises on Iih street
4 The site OF tue asilt'nine House The budiuy
are new, ana o.cr great Inducements TO any wishing
10 go into the Foundry other turing business
a. iley were bGIlt for that purpose. In4eire OF
* Paul Oct. >. tSI4ti !. X j b. GILMAN.
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20 LAWYERS.

40 IA Ss L s3igS.
A VERY fine assortment OF Lawyers Stationery jus;
IA received by express from New York among which
may he found
The Lawyers Common place Book. A superior article
of Legal Cap ongiod Lawyers Seals. Notaral Waters
and in fact every article of superior quality used b ,e
Legal Profession For sale cea pfor Cash ~
sa'f W s CONBS,
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~II.AYg9a1 SEIS SYegI1yEN {

4
NAME 10 my premises Sunday Ia sixth street
" two red oxen. having white spot in the .ore
head and some white 9n,er the belly The cal
have the cattle by calling Henry Gale. at the Market
House proving property and wing ali necessary
~. Paul, Sept.2I diff HENRY GALE
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ESTRAY NOTICE.


GAME TO my place Farribault. or about Tie
~ first of November: four oxen; one black two brown
ono ROD and white dec 81 JAMES WELLS.
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ALEXANDER RHsY,
WHOLESALE GROCER, FORWARDING AND CON-

NJ.
q, ..ss =, MISSION MERCHANT, s[--- 49,. -
> a8,f Loarg Lsree, st. Pau, Minnesota, ,oi
iEFERs for sale at very low iaies, the following
" cataogue OF goois: - l-. .u1 @sy rs I-s.-o
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EAFsLEY q .gErE rs,
WHOLESALE GRocEps ASD CoNvIssIoH MERcEAHrs
Corner OF Iowa and Fourth Streets, Dpluqne Iowa.
J. =. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES
Genera, Steamboat Agents
Nov. 10, 1653.-y3o
XILINE. OF all krds. Iir. harrcl by
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-04
CROW BAR

THE ROBINSON FAMILY played here on Wednes-
day evening, assisted by Mr.. w. Barry and A. J.
Compton. The audience was not as large IL one as
we would like to have seen; we have had pretty
good run lately of theatrcals and dollars are not
found lying around loose The performance
opened with the burletta of The two Gregorys:
which was produced with all the original music
Mr. Robinson playing Gregory, and Mr. Barry
Little Gregory. La Petite Susan appeared in her
Spider Dance and Highland Fling, both of
which brought the house down in thunders of ap-
plause. Susan is prime favorite with our people,
and is always greeted and cheered by the smiling
faces of friends, when she appears on our stage
In course of the evening she sung Do they miss
me at home" in excellent style. The evening $
entertainment closed with The Budget of Blum
ders' The company is making the tour of the
northern part of the State, and we bespeak for it
a pleasant and profitable trip, and an early return
to Ell Dorado
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-04

LYNcHING AT SAN ANTONIO A man named Jno
Tanning was ured from his premises on the night
of the lst ut.. and hung by a party of ruaians,
supposed to be Red Wood Rangers. A sc"undrel
named Bingham is supposed to Eave been the lead
err, as he was known to have ali old grudge against
Tanning Twelve men entered the house, and one
of them very tall man, beckoned to Tanning,
who got up and accompanied him outside the
house, whittier the others soon followed. The tall
man was then heard to exclaim all aboard and
Immediately the whole party was in motion. and
from the sound of their Footsteps they were evident
ly hastily retreatng from the house. Although
the proceedings were deemed somewhat singular,
the circumstance created no particular interest un
til the afternoon of the day following when the
continued absence of Tanning induced some inqu
ry' and towards evening his body was discovered
hanging by the neck from beam fixed between
two trees about half mile distant from San An
tonic. The only reason assigned for this outrage
is that Tanning was suspected oe having set fire to
the house occupied by Judge Walker, of San
Antonio
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-04
The ON SrnRy OVER AGAIN The RnfGalo Com.

THE OLD SToRY OVER AGAIN. The Buffalo Com.
merciat advertiser, in view of the probable speedy
downfall of Santa Ana in Mexico and of chain
of contingencies from this result which may hurry
up the annexation Of the Mexican Republic tn
these United States, is dreadfully alarmed ut tho
dangerous agitation which would inevitably follow
such prodigious additional acquisition of South
ern territory But we apprehend tl.at our present
anti-slavery crusade on Kansas and Nebraska could
not be made much worse nor more threatening to
the peace IF the country by throwing Mexico as a
make weight in the Southern scale The fruit in
Mexico is evidently rpening. and between the
transfer of that country to some European protect
orate and its annexation to this Union, rather
think the American people, when the question is
put will decide upon annexation, sink swim.
Florida Louisiana, Texas and California are pref
ty good precedents in this line of business
Perhaps Mr.. Pierce may stave of the ultimate
question few years longer ly the purchase of an
other Gadsden tract in exchange for another ten or
fifteen millions in hard cash. But whether bought
up by piece meal or taken in the lump Mexico
must be finally absorbed. There appears to be no
other alternative for the salvation of that country
nor for the fulflment of our manifest destiny
The whole issue, for the present. hinges upon the
wooden leg of Santa Ana and his footing is very
insecure: Truly do we live In eventful times
N. Y. Herald
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-04

IMMIGRATION FROM SALT LAKE. The last Yreka
Union says that Wednesday of last week.
Messrs Middleton, McKerby and Mckay arrived
from Salt Lake. They report that they left %
families camped at Butte Creek, in Shasta Valley,
with 25 wagons, 500 head of cattle, 5000 sheep.
rs horses, and IS men. These persons wintered
at Salt Lake. and star ed with the intention of ar
irving at Sacramento ula Mobiles Pass but owing
to some misfortune they lost the road, and acc-
dentally struck the Yreka road They arrived in
Shasta Valley on Tuesday, not knowing where
they were. Mr.. Middleton says he does not regret
having come that way. inasmuch as the cattle are
all healthy and in good condition. He speaks very
highly of the lreka route says he has crossed the
Sierra Nevadas in three different places, and that
neither can be compared in excellence with this
The grass is good, and the water is abundant and
of an excellent quality there being no alkali on
the road.
The families are all in excellent health The
greater portion of these are seceders from the Nor
mon faith, who purpose settling in the southern
part of California. There are, however, among
the female portion of this emigration, few from
the States
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-04

CHINAMEN ROBBED. A pair of suspicious hombres
suspected of having robbed several parties of Chi
namen, on Weaver Creek and of having killed one
and wounded others, have been lurking and hiding
about Uniontown for some days. Last wednesday
evening they were arrested by some citizens after
some resistance on their part. and upon their per-
sons were found four revolvers and several formid-
able knives which were secured and the suspicious
men handed over to the Sheriff On Thursday they
were examined before Justice Long and discharged
for want of proof sufficient to convict them.
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Coloma. Saturday Morning, August a, 1856

Road TO CARSON VALLEY. The Placerville Amer
iean of Saturday last enters n solemn complaint
against Governor Bigler and Mr. Marlette the Sur
veyor General, about the survey of the road to
Carson Valley. Bitter fault is found because Sem
ator Day and Mr.. Marlette have been reconnoiter-
ing instead of surveying We can see nothing
improper in the conduct of the Commissioners 81
far as an examination of different routes is con-
cerned. Indeed it is highly important that thor
ough examination of several routes should be made
before making final survey, in order that the
shortest and best may be secured Unless the Pla-
cerville route is better than any other it is not
entitled to any special consideration of preference
The people of placerville are not the only tax pay
ers in the State by any means; therefore other
localities are entitled consideration in the loca.
tion of this road at least they deserve examina-
ton of their claims. Perhaps the american has
heard, or knows, that the Pacervle route offers
but little inducement for road in any event. how
this may be we do not know. The sudden outbreak
of rage at the Commissioners would seem to indi-
cate the looseness of a screw in the prospect of
road in that direction at least
In the conclusion of its article the american says:
I'VE may possibly be humbugged out of the
$4,000, probably shall, but we intend the people
who furnish the money shall know how it's DONE
This would seem to imply that the Placervlleans
consider themselves solely entitled to the appropri
alton of $4,000; in short the Carson Valley road
must begin in the main street of that town. or for
sooh they have been humbugged, and 1.-The people
who furnish the money shall know how it's done"
This the people will be glad to know of course.
Meantime if better route is found elsewhere ter
minating, say in Georgetown or Diamond Springs.
the people will be well satisfied and greatly pleased
when the road is completed. The people want IL
road and good one speedily; they do not care Il
straw whether it terminates in Plaeerville OF not
Of Senator Day, we believe there is no more
thorough and efficient man in the State for the SER
vice on which he is employed He is not pen
sioner upon the State who eats bread in ideness
for every dollar he may now Or hereafter receive
he will render valuable service.
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-04

SrABBINc AFFRAY. A stabbing affray occurred
at Forbestown last week. James Whitney and
Henry Small got into quarrel, and after a slight
squatble' were parted by some of the spectators.
Whitney was intoxicated and the more violent, and
while he was in the hands of the bystanders Small
stepped around behind him, and stabbed him once
in the back and twice in the side the cuts in the
side passing into the lungs. Whitney died the
next day. Small delivered himself up to the magis-
trate of the place. Immediately after the occurrence
and was retained in custody until the next day,
when he was discharged, without any examina-
tion.
The Empire County argus., 1855-08-04

DIR. J.. j tZAPKtY tY's Nj, di a.. ii ~u..; seal
Institute is extensively known this State that anv
ing that there those who heretofore having had no need
OF medical aid, have neglected ascertain the proper
of relief in of misfortune To those we beg
leave TO direct attention to Dr. Czapkay, who is certainly
Physician of great skill and wonderful success in his pro-
esson The Dr. has devoted much attention to the treat
vailed in his management of them To those who need
such assistance cheerfuy recommend Dr. L. j. Czap-
kay it would be well all events to consult him. as he
makes no charge for consultaon and much good might
result from it, The Dr. guarantees cure in all cases or
asks no compensation. 81 3m