davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
OF CALIFORNIA,
.-..l-r.n- - ll1lLfn
n ntsrp,rr cnrnr


NINTH J'DICI Al. DISTRICT COURT.
Nov this day IL appearing Ia my satisfaction, as
2 JIl-e Of the Ninth Judicial Ni~'r,ri & ud- ~
aud for Butte County lhHt the Board of >Ir'r t'".
lu and tor said County. did. on the twenty -iur dnN
Of -rptrul5,r,A u one thousand eight hundred a1d
Gny--ix. declare Orovilc To be the county set ct
Rutlp County from and after the said tweuty-tuurih
,lay Of September \. D. 1856 in pursuance of ~ Act
ri.t},i IN Act iu Change ard * tho county sal oi
BuIr County. approved March 10th II u. ard II nr-
thrr appearing :" my satisfaction mat me present
buildings in which the said Court has been heidi aud
IN, which the Records have been Kept in hr town ot
ri.Wru. are unsafe place of depository ter said
Records aud that The same i liable 10 destruction
bv te by reason OF their being constructed entirely
of wood. And it further appenriag that lhcrr i no
huilding IN the town Of Bdwcl suitable ror holding
the terms of this court and To safely keep It's Records
from hr., other calamity, and Il appearing That the
town OroVIe is III place o hOld the lerln 81 ll-
court, ard that commodouS anu safe brick hWld
ing ~ said town has been rendered lhe cUuhty Hs
cOutuy buildings.
itiI therefore ordered adjudgrd and decrccd. that
the Ccr of the Ninth Judicial District Court IN and
for Butte county forthwith remove his oihcr hhd he
Record thereof. 10 Oroyile in The building selected
'ly the said Board of supervisors as county liuli nGs
and tat he do aud transact the business ot his sad
onte nj the town of Oroville, the County seat of
Bate County And it is further ordered that The
terms Of said Court. from and after the sad twenty
fourth day of September. \. u. l-ld be held at the
said town Of Oroville. until otherwise ordered
And it j. further ordered that the Clerk Of the Dis
trlrt Court IN md for Butte County, issue IN ordcr
under the seal Of SAID Court. in conformity win tins
order.
And thar the same be published in the Daily Butte
REcpRp. q paper published in the town o oroNllic
for The space OF forty days from the didc hereui
Given under my hand, this 24Ih day of september
A. u. lSiG.
WM p. DANG GERFIEI.D. District Judge
s2g-4r Ninth Judicial District, Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
sETEE1TE' .SALE

Spy ,iu'ro' .a c.ertlcu i.-'i,d ont ott'r H'>'i.f
4 = Du.r.. \u.L it.,f,i.l p.'r.c'. u "ud p.r W."
,'rrt G.t.I '.r. .Dat t'' a. Nte.-. a t.ir. So
t.-tr, .cJ iry G,l "vt,G. ,' % mnndu.I mo i"h s".
lt. ~.;n .t Co.,. '.t,.-t ..t t'fil .tr i'.' .'
,, u.uirtl'l.> ,.5t..'al ,o ,r- dr,i. amt %. 500
5, '.r..> Ii..~I IN.N i.t. ,.. hU.lr' th, ,-H '.
t.~ c.-'~.o .ot ,.,.arI turrutg costs of st5 Nr't
sb,u.u. Is l,ot,> .li l..F Nilc. are n .H 8,
4uI ~',f.I.ru NtIu a.' Nn. liiltrrlh t'tnt t'. p.
A.r., p. i ylr,uar,.. 90 said writ. hiycs n si ..
e>ira U.lI .of Obs. r-"'. iDi~ and in''r,,'o. ~'..
..,udp'- 20 and tp ..i I..' riln ptcr 'r I.t..t
Hf l.Ha sad d.. lI'f Ia.v- t..ru {" trt r.l.- 80 100
uuN WISE ~ prruuDjuE sEic,td and dy.C'itd t> ''-
lows Wit: all thai c,raiu piece or parcel o, lauC
situated N Lynchhurgh, ophlr township. Butlo
County. unI STATE ot California. located on The west
,idr OF :hc rlaza, IN The sid town of l.lnchhure
containing u feet front aud running east l24
rc more or less together wish the building aud ape
urrnAncr> thereto brluncug. OF in any wise OPT -
jainiug which viii ~ pose tor sale At the above de-
scribcd premises 20 thu hI-hcst bidder for cash on
Fridyy the 9Th day of October, A. D. 1856 ut
O'Clock +. VI. OF SAID day.
7 FREER
o3tf Sheriff Butte County.
Da.cd this 3rd day Of October, a. y. lei6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
WEEKLY CUTIE RECORD

For cre tion in llir miliug md nsrirTlihrll di@-
%rr- nf the r)fpty. VIII r0nrn the l"rll nnl gcn"rni
4.ewt al the t. idtcr-prr~en with 'utrr~'ihs n>-
trlnirnus rr,dtnV matter. ff viii Govt ilu twenty
,'izhl cnlI'an~ uf rcadtng mbfl"r. nd VIII be- 49," Of
tine .rge.i and cbrrn.'st Weekly Newspapers tn the
T.ac. Puldi'hrt every Saturday. r'rms-S3 PER
AnnItn; six months, s.; three mouths -.
ArvERri-gNENr,. per square oi ten Unr' or les"
erst insertion S31u
F.rh ,ubseo,,cut insertion. 81
ecS" \ lihrrt deduction viii be made In favor OF
Fhose who advertise by th" y"nr
4 n business carl- inserted On rpnsOnhhleterns.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
SHERIFF S SALE.

UDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Z D out of the Ninth Judicial District Court. in and
Tor the county of Butte. State of California, bearing
date the 26th day of August, 4. D. 1896, and to me
directed and delivered, commanding me 10 make
the sum of three hundred aud fy dollars principal.
and for Interest from the 2i day Of June - l~d6.
The three hundred dollars principal at the rate of
three per cent pcrmOhth uuti paid, and for costs OF
su, 'aXc'i in the sum of tn tSioD do lars AMI nc'
ccn,ug costs. out of the property hereinafter de-
sc-i1rd. to satisfy The uiurcsad judgement. wherein
Joseph +. Smith j. Plunif and Jacob Morris is
Drlcndaut. to Wii: tn" Metropolitan Theatre. sllnn
ted in OruNilr. in the county and Su" ninrrSnil. Ia
Gated on the corner ot lIGntoon and Bird streets.
fronting thrty nine (ig) feel on iiun'oon street. and
eiglIv t-nl feet ON Bird street. Also all that
certain pircc and parcel OF mnd situated III CroNh
Ophir township Bu:tr county. aud STATE OF F"itior
ma. and described ON lhc map 81 the Town ol GRO
vile. n. followy' Lots mupmer one. q! two. o.
three G. four. ~ five. tjl Hud six 'G' ia Iiork ihr
" SIX. CG: Lots number one. - tw". 81 i've o.
~ix seven. T. and eight. :. in li"ck ci9ht. = Lot
number one l. two. , three. 3 four, T. i've '.>IN, Il
seven :. aud rilhr. 5 il Hluck lumber zen 10: lot
number one 1.-two. >. thr" s. iour. !. i've, '' ~ g.
seven, = and eight. >. IN Flock number "l ven. II {:
l.uS one. !, TWO. :! fhtcr. four. !. HN".J TX. -
seven and eiah' in BIuck uumtcr W,vr. -. ot-
number one |. two, ;. hrrc. B. four. five , siA. t.
seven. ,id ciahl. : ln l|ioek numhcr twenty ~ !:
Lois number oue. |. two >. three. ;. tour h'"' D
siN. 6. seven. aud eight. N Block number NEh\
one. u Los number one. lWU. ,. trcr, & ~ ).
five. :. sin seven. :. and ciehi ,, IN Block l,""hr'
twenty two -; Lois number one. !. two. = lh,"",
Our 4, HNr. >lN. T. ~t'Nl hi t-ll' y W DIV
unmAcr twenty three q; all OF whch VIII 'xpo.'
10 public sale. To The highest bidder for cash. ~ h'
nric3ns Hotel in the Town of provih'. ON SATURDAY.
the 2ulh day ot september, A. d. lej6, between the
hours prescribed hy law.
r. 'EEE. Sheriff rutie County,
nv NJ \ MCLAUGHLIN. bcputN.
Dacd. this 9th day OF August \. y. l1jd auE!1 I'D
NOTICr-The above sale IS hereby postponed TIL
Tuesday lie 3. ia ins,a'' = tn same hour ace
above mrntiucd p FREEt sheriff Rutt' Co
BY A. ,lcLArGIltIN he mty.
Dated this 2Olh day of september, l~J6. so ld
The above is hereby postponed Till Saturday, the
nth dav of Oc ober \. d. 1900 The same hour and
place above specified. T. tHEEk'
Sheriff Butte County.
Bv VI \. MCLAUGHtIN. Deputy.
Dated, This the J0th day oi September A. ID. 800.
sntI
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
NOTICE

Ms HERERY GIVEN tu all whom i may concern,
thnt ,h. undersigned will make application u the
Btard of supervisors Of the county ~ Hute. at the
revuIrr n,c,.i of said Board to h ell nj GRANVILLE
in said county nr iue On the trs We uday III NOven
her Dpxi. tr a license TO esiphish and keep Very
rcros. Fca llr Yer, at point known as " Lot p
Rsn~her.." something over one mile above Me-
Conn ll's Ferry IN said county Of Butte.
Oroyiltc sept 9, lri6 :. Y. BALE.
HARs,s & BpRr, Any's FOR Applicant. sss-1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
NOTICE

y Office il hereby gwen, that the undersigned
y will apply to the Board Of supervisors, in and
fur Butle County. ~ IL November Tenn, A. d. lSjh,
as soon there ter ~ application can be heard,
,nr a Bridge and Ferry License across south teulher
river nj or near il junction with he North Fork o.
Feather River in Bidwell township. III said county
September 30. 1856.
ROBERT T. VAN NnRDEE.
o25y JOSEPH T.. y. LEWIS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
nrSSOLuTION

,w@uE CO-PARTN ERSmP heretofore existing he
tween James II. Rrass and john ID. keaIing. is
,his day dissolved hy mutual consent. All debts due
49,, ,.ta firu mu5t t.s pail TO james Brn-s. Who
Hone Is authorized 10 n4e the name OF the firm in
;nu;d,.ion. An demands Dgsinst the late firm OF
j ID. KcatingE Co will be paid oy James " iirass.
." ~ JAMES II. BR Asa,
JOHN ID. HEATING.
o...,u. August Ie. lS5s. srSl6G
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
PROBATE NOTICE

A Ii persons hodTaF claims nean>i tn" estate q
"a Victor Tauderr Seceased lase slf lintt4- eiffiS
are hereby noiified to present ihem WIN prop
ouchers TO he undersigned. Niinlh iei n"h'''s '""
this date or be forever barred.
Pubiie Az aminslraiOr Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
COUNTY TRTASUREI'S OFFICE, }
BIpwg h. July lS h. 1886.

NTOvTCE i hereby givne. that all persons holding
y Rutte County Warrants payable from The gene
rn fund registered between February lth lsi6' and
NAV I'M. 1856. ihat the same will lac redeemed
on presentation, mt my Office. ana nmice + further
,ivan that fr,s aud AFTER his date, said warrants
" WILLIAM LtTTiNORE.
Trrnsnr1r of Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

vHNIIE cor 4RTN ERSiil r heretofore existing be-
tween The undersigned. was dss"lyed b. mu.
tnoI consent the rth ot september, lrh
The partnership business will be settled nv b. b..
RIiven 4 90 at Charley's r. ~ ENTN,
u. r. ROGERS.
Charley's Ranch sept. -. 1856. sl2-lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
NOTICE

VgyUE CC-PARTN ERSHiP heretofore existing ne
Il tween Brown lonnan. L. his day dissolved
- mutual consent All per-ru~ having claims agsinst
he nrm are requested TO present them ior payment,
ard those indebted, politely requested 10 call i'm,
ntdiarey and scile their Sc cunts, or they will be
llaced In the hanis Of sn OGlcrf for collection.
ID. A BROWN.
W. p. HOFFMAN,.
orovills, August %, 1855. sagSoh
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
FERRY NOTICE

ns-OT1CR is hereby given that the undersigned
- will apply To the lioari OF supervisors IN and
for ute County. ~ their next regular meeting. for
License To run Ferry and Bridge across the Middle
Fork of Feather River few rods above the junction
Of the North Fork OF sud river.
SYLVESTER Z. SAVAGE.
BidWeil. Aug &. 1856. augGu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
SHERIFF SALE

EAY WRIT T. If an execution issued out of a jus
. tic,s Court, W. = Stafford. Ju>i!cc of tn" Peace
in and for Bidwtli Township, County of Butte aud
state ui Caliinrnil, Ia me directed aud Delivered
commanding me to make the sum of one hundr, ii
and twenty nine dollars ard fiil cents dent. and six
dollar. cost of sui, together with H ' costs Hccrll~
ing On said writ. wherein Joseph luc<auf l. Pldlhn
aud Joey Howard Il q Defend. ut, | h I'VE levied
upnu and will expose AT Pnbilc sal, To tle highest
hidaerErc ,>h on the 25th day Of October. \. d.
1856 e'wcen the no prescrIredD Dy law. nj of the
above named DEFENDANTS right, lille and interest IN
and 10 the building stunt on WH,er street Ia The
wn ni EidNcll Butte County California. hetwecn
Louis Perg roles Hotel and the Chinese store aud
fornpr RI, known as James Toner'S iiouse-snii build
ing being about twenty 10y forty feet, and one story
high als, n mall binding or shed in he rear. to
thrr with the lot on which the buildings are Oca
tel sale 10 taxi place AZ the town "f III lwrl county
and state aforesaid. in front Of Henry keeier
u nkin and Exchange Office.
sheriff Office, Oclnh-r >. 1856.
fpEFR Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE
PROBATE NOTICE.

A L. persons holding claims acninst the estate oI
"a James p Hughes. deceased, late Of Butte coun-
ty, are hereby not fed To present them with rrop"F
vouchers To the undersigned within ten months from
his date or they will be- forever barred
r. IORART,
Public Administrator Butte 60.
pidwelL Oct. 81. 1856 o4-3"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06

PERNISORS. IN AND FOR
BUTTE COUNTY - AUGUST
TERM, A. ID 1886.
BlpwrLL, august 18Th, 1856.
In Me NoHer # Ike DtriSiop IF OpAu
T"wnvbjp i0to .School ! laricts.
EFT : ORDERED EY TnE EOARD THAT ophr
Il Township be aud hereby j. diNIaed into school
Districts "a toll vs. Ia VII:
DISTRICT NO |.
Con mcncing IT Oliver Nurra,'- house. ON the bank
vt Feather river. IL nee up EpNirr or Siongh, 10
ury Greek. thence mp Dry creek. taking lhc rgh,
hand fork If SAID Gre, Un the line strikes the line
IF BIdWcll roWt snip
DISTRICT NO. ..
Cnmmrncinc Il oliver Murray house. on the bank
of Z, 3hr river hc'c" running IN straight line y.
u,l iu,n i'm! the Prairie House, Lu il strikes ihe
W,nudorc Township line. thence down the line Of
District No. |. to the poce oi beginning.
DISTRICT No. 3.
Sh1ll embrace al the remainder Of Ophir Town
-hip mo- included in either OF lhe first two districts
Attest: II true copy. MILES tlIAllN.
Clerk or Board of Supervisors
BY VI H. DARRACn, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPER
NISORS IN AND FOR BUTTE
COUNTY, AUGUST TERN, a.
ID. 1886.
RInwELL, August 13, 1856.
In Me matter Of the TiUisjon Of Butte
EountV into Supervisor districts.
HTiSO DERED bv III" Board that from and aner
ed q hereof the boundaries and numbers Cf
he supervisor Districts for Butte County shall be as
follows, tOWi:
DISTRICT NO.
shall be composed OF and embrace the Townships OF
Oro Wyandolte Bidwe and Mountain Spring.
DISTRICT NO 9
Shall be composed and embrace the townships Of
Hamilton, Eureka aud OPhr.
DISTRICT NO. 9
Shall he composed of and embrace the Townships OF
Ore on and Ken. hcw and CHI o.
Attest; "A true copy. LES ChAflN'
clerk of Board Of Supervisors
Rp VI. II. DIRRACH. DEPUTY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06
7 FRFI,R.
Notice Of Application for Pardon.

o3tf Sheriff Butte County
Da.cd this 3rd day of October, \. y. lei6.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-06

o2jw
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
The Public Square

Is not going to be closed ap or sold ont, If
we may judge from the variety and importance
of the uses to which it is now devoted. The
public square is one OF the constitutions" of
the "city we live in"-wi;hout it Nashville
would be very different thing from what il
now is. The force of habit and old associa-
tOns will perpetuate "The Square," as is evil
denoed by the tenacity with which our coun-
try people stand by it, even now IN the day Of
ats misortunes. The frownng, stili smoking
ruins of the late conhagration failing TO drive
the long accustomed crowd from their old
haunts, bat holding to the mind of the conf
dent bright promise Of the "good time com
ing" and soon, too, when the North side shall
rise, Phenix like, and present one solid, impo-
sing front of marble or free stone, thronged
mart for expanding trade
The transactions on the square last Saturday
morning were unusually important and inter
esting. First, there was the sale of the Inn
lots, at prices ranging from $3.50 to $1,000 PER
FOOT, a fact that assisted to open the eyes of
some of the sleepy, and 10 the circumstance
that this is an "age of progress"
Then there was the exhibition and trial of
various Corn and Cob Crushers, and of half
score of Straw Cutters, all proving themselves
TO be excellent machines in their way. and
each inclining the spectator to pronounce It
''the best until the performance Of a COM
petitor shakes the confidence Of his Judgment.
We feel like Withholding our verdict until the
great trial in May before competent judges
shall have been rendered.
An immense amount of personal property
changed owners, under the hammer, compri-
sing more than the usual assortment, from old
clocks and discarded furniture, up through
all tie varieties Of the catalogue to trotting
nsgs, buggies, and fine carriages. The never.
failing, ever-ready Bruce, the soap man, !" was
on hand TO enliven the crowd with his wit,
and his miscellaneous assortment If knic- nacks
went of under the influence Of his irresistible
humor, like hot cakes Of frosty morning.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28

SHARP's RFLEs-We are informed that
Messrs. FALL & CUNNING Am, on the North
side of the Square, near the Burnt DISTRICT
have just received few of the Sharp Rifles,
direct from the manufacturer. Our readers
can now have an opportunity of providing
themselves with this gun, of which we have
heard so much. Companies emigrating to
Kansas and Nicaragua can be supplied with
these guns by giving few weeks notice to
F. d O., who have made arrangements to
that effect.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
wrIg Int Junior a Coz. Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Apr 4, 1900.
GPer africa, The Cambria conveyed our last
circular advices, which were dated the 2Sth ult.
The American adyices still incline to a large crop
OF cotton, and the receipts justify the opinion a-
though il has been asserted that the southwestern
section Of coutry is pretty well cleared Of stock,
and il is not unlikely that shall shortly be re-.
ceivng reports Of bad planting season. Our
market has not been affected by these accounts,
as the active consumption requires to be fed by
abundant supplies, and Il does not appear that en-
undue proportion Of the residue Of the Yield will
reach this country. Prices not expected mAteri
ally to advance, though gradual improvement may
occur under returning confidence and cheap neces-
saries Of life, which the most propitiOus weather
promises 10 ensure. During the present week we
have daily experienced good inquiry, in which
both Spectators and exporters have participated,
holders meeting the demand by free offerings at
fall rates. The lower grades, from being previ.
ousiy depressed Ia value, have been mostly in re.
quest and on these qualities advance OF I'd per
10 has been established; other classifcsons are
tdhigher, and more saleable at the quotations
given below, the market closing to-day vito firm
feeling and hardening tendercy, though quite void
OF animation. Sales estimated at 10000 bales
ZOO TO spectators and exporters.
The total sales Of the week amount to &C, 900
bales, of which 81 $50 are American. Spectators
have taken $780, aud exporters 3, l2O, leaving
40 500 bales OF oil kinds to the trade The import
for time is 81, ll3 bales Of which 81, 1877 are
American. The quantity known 20 be at sea from
American ports Is about 81 900 bales.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
From the New Orleans Delta April 49,
Highly important from Nicaragua
ARRIVAL OF THE CHAS MORGAN.

The steamship Charles Morgan, II. Place,
commander, from San Juan de Nicaragua,
April 18th, consigned to Harris & Morgan, ar
rived at this port 10 dav. The following are
her passengers, Capt. ID. W. Thorp, +. Mat
thews
The Charles Morgan brought no mails, and
no papers, the Nicaraguense being suspended
and the Office moving with Walkers army.
We received no letters "a we expected from a
regular correspondent But from Captain T.
W. Thorpe, who came over in the Morgan, We
learn the Partial confirmation of the previous
news of Schlessiuget's defeat.
Owing TO Schlessnger's carelessness in not
posting pickets in advance, he was surprised
suddenly by the enemy, 1000 strong, 300 being
engaged Immediately in the attack, the rest at
some mile or half.mile distance.
They were mp within fifty yards before they
were discovered, armed with Mimic and Mis-.
sissippi rifles Schlessinger's were about $50,
but only about 10 came into action; the
French and Dutch companies under Legree
and Prange not forming at all.
Capt. Thorpe's and Creighton's companies
made a stand, but being deserted by the others
and by Schlessinger, were obliged 10 retreat
From 40 10 60 men were supposed to be killed
and about so are missing The enemy pur-
sued some of the detached parties, bet did not
follow the main body, which retired TO Vir-
gins Bay.
Schlessinger was undergoing court-martal
for cowardice and negligence.
When Capt. Thorpe left, Rivss was the'head-
quarters Of the Government and "a company
was left in Granada to protect the communi-
cation. Walker was ia command of about
500 men, marching against Costa Rica, and he
was supposed 10 be in Buena Casta ~ the SAIL
log of the steamer.
What the programme is, it is not known.
His policy Is inscrutible. Communication is
safe and open on Lake Nicaragua, and down
the river TO San Jaan. Twelve steamers in all
are plying, and under the control Of the Gov
ernment. Il is So late we must defer all COM
ments and further details.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
For the NASHVILLE Patriot.

Each tiny insect nov, on joyous wing,
Hath gone abroad TO catch the scented breeze
The Jay and thrush, sweet hsrbingers Of Spring.
In pairs nov chaaut their sweetest melodies.
Upon the dowery nead the playful lamb,
With many bound its hewlett joys declares;
And, by her actions, the delighted dam
Tells she no less the common pleasure shares
The lowing herds, with more elastic tread,
Move Ger the plain or climb the grassy steep;
Or from earih's bOunteous stores 10 fullness fed,
On sunny slopes their noon time reyes keep.
The iaboring swain, too, now that Winters storms
To springs congenial breath have given way,
More joyously his usual task performs,
With lighter heart psurs forth his rOundeay.
Ard en- the earth-from those strong bonds released,
Those icy chords tb at late her limbs confined
Az if for sport, all gsudiy is dressed,
And in the general jubilee hath joined
The insects hum to me no Joy can bring,
No 10Y the woodland songter's sweetest strain;
Never OF never, can the voice Of Spring
To notes Of gladness wake ny heart again.
But, why7 sh whyY Ga every hand we see
Sweet howres springng, besuteOus, fresh and fairJ
Yet bloom these fragrant treasures not for me,
Since one is missing I would number there.
Pine K aobs, M;Mnn CO., Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
Monday Morning, April %, 1855.
river mud s,camboaI News.

The Cumberland is still falling, with about
40 inches water on the shoals.
Arrived Saturday, the Clifton, from Pitts
burg; HartsviLLs, from Celina; and Umpire
from Smithland.
Departed, the HartsUiIle, for Palucah; and
Umpire, for Carthage.
The Clifton leaves to-day for Plttsbnrg.
Tbs city of HuntsUiIIe departs at 0 P. NJ,
for Memphis.
The AlidG at P NJ, for Psducsh.
The ALeonia left St. Louis for this place Sat
urday; and is expected to be here in time to
leave tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28

~ We learn from farmers in the adjOin-
ing counties of Williamson and Maury, that
the grssshoppers are very numerous, and de-
structive to the young crops This is unusu-
ally early for the appearance of these insects
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28

There's a magical isle up the river Time,
Where the softest Of airs are playing,
There's a clio dIess sky and tropical cline,
And a song as sweet vesper shine,
And the suns with the roses staying.
And the name OF this isle is the Long Ago,
And we bury our treasures there:
There are broWs Of beauty ami bosoms Of snow,
There are heaps OF dust-but we loved them so,
And the garments that Ste used to wear.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28

tF- At called meeting of the County
Court, Saturday, Commissioners were appoint
ed TO make arrangements for the construction
of a new court house. We learn that the Com
missioners are empowered to receive plans
and specifications, and also to confer with the
city authorities upon the ProPriety and expe-
diency of uniting in one edifice the court house
and council hall. The Commissioners are ex.
pected to report to an adjourned meeting a
fortnight hence. We hope that the result of
the conference with the city authorities will
be the union Of the two buildings There are
many advantages which would accrue, not the
least Of which are large area on the square
for enclosure, and the removal of the market
house, both "consummstions devoutly 10 be
wished"