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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-29
Land for Sale.

/ oFRER for sale GO0) sEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roaa seven nles froz Columbia and fos NJ Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on ~ ichT de-
This Land Il equal NOT sdpersE auytn Msury county
Is well watered (the celebrated Devers Spring BEING On
tne part oHered Tor sss1 vel unoered and wen Improved
here are On the premises beautiful Guiding slte
fronting the TurnPlks and the contemplated Bail Road
vii be dtytded 70 snit pnpshAsers Orssld % bedy
For further Information apply 70 at Ashwsod p one
Mary county, Tennessee,
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-29

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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-29
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
C0RHEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
,-l CINCINNATI, OHIO. a
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.


Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE,
2oO pkgs covd Buckets; 125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes: 20a Hames
200 nests Tubs, pain ed; 200 Enc Wash Boards;
2I3 doE Vanished and Three 1900 Pow Hsndles;
Hoop Buckets; 70 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 600 assed Broom Handes 25 900 Cane Fishing Poles
75 dos white Cedar Buckets 800 sssed Liquor Kegs;
300 dox Tar CAns; 10 doz B B Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush. Measures % Nest Boxes varnishd
g dOI Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs and
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 125 dog Wen Buckets assted
BASKET WARE.
300 Willow Wagons common 7O nests German Market d.
l59 extra; 30 4" Clothes do;
$40 Carts, common; 500 dos Feed Baskets, in store
500 tall tops and to arrive:
20 Empire Cabs; zoo dozen asserted Market
100 Wiow Cradles; Baskets; a
200 extra IS dog Chidrens Rattan and
$50 dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; doZ ass'ted Office Chairs,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for SUNNI
AlsoClo. Hampers; imported fancy Baskets Work. Fruit
and Flower Stands Also-Willow Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dog Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 ased shoe Brushes; 50 lutte Hark and Skeleton
100" ex. Scrub Mats. ..H
IS Rocking Horses; Is dog Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
Ocofs ~ and u inch Manila Rope $50 feet;
,~... 10 coils Z to inch do do $50 do;
$50 coils i, to inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line ManIla
$50 dog Cotton Pow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 dos Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
l ,00G lbs Broom Twine Hemp i 500 los Wool rwne
/ 500 lbs Flax +" 4" sou Is Seine rwine;
IS bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
25 T" Wicking; 70 coils Tarred Rope;
$50 {" Wrapping Twne; $50 J1te Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles Frund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper;
1SO0 " Mcgreeor's do do;
1000 reams LOckland do do;
$50 resms Tea Paper; Il reams Shoe Paper;
t75 Ham 20 Batting dos
600 lbs Roofing do dry IS 900 lbs Roofing do, satuted
rr CANDLES, DC.
Star Candles, Lard OIL Opal Candles stearne Candles,
Starch, German Soap, &c. A. .
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit.
AL<o-Bench Screws in half dozen packages, In lots.
Wood Saws Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks,
Rivets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, Constantly On hand.
CHUIkNS.
Pine ChurDs is 90 24inchRed Cedar IS 60 % do
Cerdar do i6, IS 90 % do tainted do 81, ~, "A DO
Brass Hoop do" - " do barrel do is, 20, p do
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by S. n. BARNETT,
msyl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts, Cincinnati, o
The morning comet., 1856-12-12


The VoTE OF C1TrEs.-At The re.
cent Presidential election, 1906
votes were polled in the city Of New
York. New York city proper has more
votes than Baltimore Cincinnati Bos
ton. New Orleans, and Louisville com
bined' and New York and It's suburbs
have as many votes as Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Boston combined
Brooklyn, which is a dependency of
New York, now ranks as the third
city of the Union IN white population.
The total white population of cities
which, like New York, Cincinnati,
and Chicago, contain large number
Of unnaurallzed foreigners, is much
greater in proportion to their voters
than in Philadelphia, Boston and
Louisville, where this element is com.
paratveIy small. The greatest increase
over former elections is in New York,
Brooklyn, Cincinnati Chicago and
Milwaukee. In New Orleans there is
a loss Of about two thousand votes
compared with the late election for
Governor, and in Louisville larger
vote was cast four years ago than DOW.
the head of his Spartan band, met
them at the Pass of Thermopyla, and
saved the Constitution and Union from
desecraton and destruction. It is true.
that more fortunate rival, by pursuing
course of mastery inactivity" gras-
ped the reward which rightfully be.
longed to blm--but the patriots Of the
land who look beneath the surface of
things, will remember that it was
MILLARD FILLMORE who saved the
country from "Black republican rule.
All ho or, then. to FILLMORE, the
honest and true
Never had any party leader Of
more gallant bearing-nevar was any
patriot more shamefully sacrificed +
Well may it be said that "Republics
are aDgratful."
Southern Wakhm1n.1 |
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EW- The Boston Post says that be-
fore the election you could not open
single democratic paper without find
inr .sGiortous Old Line Whigs' and
Ant;-Know Nothings, staring you in
the face Since the election nothing
meets your eye in the same papers but
"Great victory Of The Glorious De-
mocraeyl" The "old liners and "An-
It's" poor old fellows, seem to be lost
sight of.
The morning comet., 1856-12-12

TRor" ,,BErwEEN Two HoRsEs
AND AN INDlAN.-Smith, the we'll
known Indian runner Of Tonawanda,
has lately bad trial of speed at Cbica-
go with the trotting horses Selim and
Reindeer, for purse ofs5O0. The
horses to trot six miles, two miles
heats, while the Indian was to run
three miles, just half the distance
The race and purse was won by Smith
beating the horses one minute one
second. The time of the horses for
six miles, 1910; Indian, 1886.
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TROUBLE ALL RouNp.- Things
throughout Europe are all out of joint
says the New York Express, and get
ting worse and worse every day
France--that Is to say, Louis Napol.
cons annoyed at the audacious
calumnies of the British press--and
England gives notice to Russia, that
she means to keep a portion Of her
fleet in the Black Sea until she is bet
ter satisfied that Russia is going to
adhere in good faith to the terms of
the Treaty of Peace. This the cor
respondents say, is likely to compli,
cate relations between st. Peters
burg and London--uay, drive the
Gar perhaps over an alliance with
Louis Napoleon. Then, again Austria
will not evacuate The Principali
ties--as she promised to do
aud this in turn. gives umhrage to
France--aud starts off the correspon.
dents on new track--discovering,
just here that to offset the suspicious
intimacy between Paris and st. Peters
burg, John is going toform an alliance
with Austria, whose whipper,
Haynan, his London Brewers ffogged
so numerically few years since--A
very pretty hash. to be sure-made no
better by the Neapoleon imbraglio,a and
be threatened break down inthe Turk
ish Cabinet.
1t may be some consolation for US
to see, thus. that, if we have our " I'm
ion and "disunion" to excite and annoy
at home--the European family are
not q bit better off.
The morning comet., 1856-12-12

RAILROAD DEotsioN.---A highly
important decision has recently been
delivered by Judge Allen, Of the Fifth
judicial District Of New York State,
in regard to subscription by city cor
porations to the stock of railroads. In
the case in point an action was brought
against the city of Rochester to recov-
or back certain moneys paid by the
plaintiff incidental to q subscription of
three hundred thousand dollars by the
city to the stock of the Genesee Val
ley Railroad. The Judge decides. in
effect, that the subscription by mu-
nicipal corporations for stocks of any
kind, and the issuing of bonds for the
payment thereof. are unconstitutional
and void. And, further, that such ac-
tion is an exercise Of power over indi-
vidual property which the State itself
does not possess. and which the Legis-
lature cannot, therefore, delegate to
municipal corporation. The case will
be carried up to the Court Of Appeals.
The New York correspondent Of the
National Inteiligeneer says. that hold
ers of bonds issued by corporations for
railroad purposes look with much anx-
iety for the upshot Of this movement.
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Dancing Academy.

M J. CRERAR, respectfully informs the Ladies'
w. and Gentlemen OF Baton Rouge, that ne
will open his Glasses on Tiurday the ifth inst.
at the Cid Masonic Hall, EVER D. Bogers Drug
Store. Enteranee on Lafayette street,
DA PS AND no Jri5S or TUITION:
For Misses. and Masters, Tuesday, Thursday.
and Saturday, from 3 TO 5 o'clock.
For gentlemen, the same Nights, from Geven to,
Nine O'Clock.
FOR TERMS, Apply to Mn. CRKaAR, at the Room
Private Lessons, also given at Seninaries and
residences. [dec. 9-tf1
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the leaders who have denounced us and
our party traitors.
We can not yet see the necessity
of sacrificing The great principle of
Native Amerieanism, and we uoa't
do IL.
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Prentice of the Louisville Journal,
acknowledges a complimentary notice
in an exchange in following style /:
" We scarcely know, dear sir, how to
thank you sufficiently. We wish you
were the son of the President OF the
United States. and we were your ia.
ther."
The morning comet., 1856-12-12

The TRADE OF GREAr BRIrAIN.-
The Statistical Department Of the
Board Of Trade have just issued an
annual statement Of the Commerce
and Navigation Of The United King
dom from the year 1866. The pro
duction is voluminous but the simple
result can easy be mentioned, namely
that the real value of imports last
year was g143,660, 0,33b--an enor-
nous sum, but not 80 much as dur
ing 1854, for the figure then was
G152,591,5l3. The exports in 1855
were worth E116,7O1, ,O41; in 1854
they were worth E115,s33, 7O4.-
From this account it will be inferred
that the trade has been growing.
The morning comet., 1856-12-12

Nrw YORK, Dec o.--Flour is dull, with
declining tendency State is quoted at 6
90 to 6 20; Southern is selling at 6 90 to
20 Pork closed buoyant Lard is dull at
l3c
CINctNNArl, Dec O. Flour continues IN
charged. Whisky--Sales to-day at CSC.
Hogs are selling at from o5 to IS.
LOUISVILLE Dec. 9--The river is fall.
ing slowly at this point, there being but
forty inches water on the Falls. In the
Canal the water stands at feet inch
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Gbt 9ailg Go'l'et.
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BATON ROUGE E,::::::::!a:DEC. II, 1868.

LTHH LOUISIANA UoseREssrorAL
DrlEeArron.-We learn from The
Washington papers that, upon the
opening of the present Congress, the
two Senators and four Representatives
from Louisiana, were all present
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It is estimated that there is more
than 8 900, 900 gallons Of whisky sold
10 Cincinnati. annually.
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Tew Hams, Shoulders md sides.
WE HAVE received e-day, New Hams,
w Shoulders and Sides, to whsh The ss.
tention of customers ia called.
dect2 MDNTHE h BRO.
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Spffial Hotifn /.

TOR NEW ORLEANS -
L The Steamer LAUREL
HILL Captain Hooper, ,Iea YES . -
Baton Rouge svery MONDAY and TUES
DAY EVENING for New Oorleans
The Steamer g. D. JR., Captain 8. s.
Selleck, leaves Baton Rouge every WE'D
NEsDAY and SATURDAY.
The Steamer CAPITOL, Captain Il.
LAsouE, leaves Baton Rouge every TUES
DAY EVENING. p. MIt,f,TTE
dec10-d-n Agent.
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JUDOSEN GOODS. IA large stock Of Csssi-
w mers. both slack and Fancy, Safinets, Lind
seys, Kentucky Jeans, Attakapas, Black. and
Coored Broad Cloths, Ac., &c, for sale At the Ba-
ton Rouge Bazaar, corner ofMsin and Laurel 5ts.
by nov.2S ]. A. TROUSDAgE q Go.
The morning comet., 1856-12-12

New Butter and, Cheese.
A CHOICE lot Of Fresh Western Re-
II serve Butter and Cheese. Just received
by ldec121 MONTAN & BRO.
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Steamboat Explosion.

CrrcinsArr, Der. s.-The steamboat
Kentucky, which was lying forty miles
above this city, bursted her steam pipe last
night, scalding eleven deck hands IN in
all) Three of the scaulded died soon
after. The others have been brought TO
the hospital here, but it is thought, four or
FIVE more will die
Butte record., 1856-09-20

FEMININE CoURAGE.-The following in
cidents are related of the recent burning Of
the steamboat Northern Indiana, on Lake
Erie
An Irish woman, named Bridget Glynn,
with four children, was on board the burn.
ing boat. She threw her children, the Young
est OF whom was nursing infant, into the
water, AMI then followed them She main
tanned the most admirable presence of mind.
and while sustaining herself from sinking,
instructing them how to keep up, and rails
ing them as often as they sunk One was
drawn rndrr and passed over by small
boat from the steamer Mississippi The mo-
ther, as soon as the boat had passed by,
ciught sight Of head. and grasping at the
hair drew up the child, her eldest The
mother aud four children are amo4g those
saved. They were On their way to Join hus-
band and father at Chicago.
Incidents partaking of the humorous oc-
CURED even in the midst Of the awful scene.
One man came upon deck, with his hanas
full of money, and his watch hanging by its
guard chaia upon his arm. He was IN great
distress to know what he should do with those
things. DO tell he cried. what shall
10 with my monney" He was told he must
not think Of having his hands burthened
with his g Id, or he would be lost. He was
still bewlllered by the excitement of the
time. Finally he threw his watch overheard,
and put his gold in his pocket A young
lad who had stripped to jump in, saw the
watch flying. and sprang after it, catching
1t ON his arm before it reached the water
He hung it round his neck, and being good
swimmer, kept adoat until taken up He
was rewarded by the owner, who was saved.
III $40
Butte record., 1856-09-20

PALACE DISCOVERED UNDERGRovrp.-
The remains of Il magnificent palate have
been discovered under garden in he Isle
of Cpri. 1t must not only have been
spleudid in structure, but in situation, COM
m1ndiDg view Of the bay of Palermo and
Naples. Marble Of various colors were used
in its construction. and all its apartments,
SO for as the excavations have proceeded,
nre of the most spacious and elegant charac-
ter. The doorway is y feet wide, and Of
white marble, and the rooms are paved in
Mosaic, while the walls are painted red !,
blue, yellow, &c Several coins of the reign
OF Augustus and Tiberius have been found,
some Of them disclosing the curious fact that
the coins of one reign were at times recoined
in another.
Butte record., 1856-09-20

A Rich PoLIrICAL JoKE.-We have
private authentic advccs, says an ex-
change, of al amusing but indicative
mistake, of which Fremont was the
victim. In New York city. last week -,
the free soil candidate went on board
ofthe steamship 'Or,zaba' to say 'adios'
to some Caifornla-bound fri nds. A
genntleman who was with Fremont
said to Padre Wild, the Nicaraglan
minister, who was on board
"Allow me to introduce your excel
lency to the next President of tie
United States" (making motion to-
wards Fremon, but not calling him by
name
The Padre stepped forward, raised
his hat and said,-
81 am very happy to see you Mr.
Buchanan !"
Butte record., 1856-09-20

GREAT DEPTH OF THE OCEAN Few
readers are probably aware of the i'm
mense depth of some parts of the
ocean, and beneath its level surf1ce
the crust Of the globe is broken up in
to mountains and valleys quite as vari-
ed, or even more 81, than the dry land
The f flowing account Of the depth
at which it has been sounded, wall
give some idea of the vast valleys that
exit in It's bed. The sonding was per-
formed ia the Atlantic, in 36 deg 49'
S., 36 deg. g. E. lon, in voyage of
the British ship Herald, from Rio ia
iro to the Cape of Good Hope.
The depth at which bottom was
reached was 7,7O6 fathoms, or Is, Alp
yards, being over eight miles.
The highest m 'untains on the sur
face Of the globe do not exceed FIVE
miles, and the highest peaks of the
Sierra Nevad, ore not more than 4, ,66O
Yards, so that the bed Of the ocean has
plhs VIII ch far surpass The elevation
of the highest points on its surface.
he time required for Ibis immense
length Of line to run out, was abcut
aiae hours and half!
Butte record., 1856-09-20

SODA FOR THE WHOLE CRowD.-When
the days are hot, there is naught in this
wide world so soothing, SO cooling to human
system, and inspiring to mental faculties, as
this delightful beverage. Oar M; ne-ri al
friend. Bordwell, came dashing up to our Of
fee with his prancing bays, yesterday, and
passed us in a several zen package Of soda.
He turned on his heel before we had chance
TO cut the corks and say, Pop goes the wea-
sol -
Butte record., 1856-09-20

A SECREr.-We have a secret fo'
our readers. which though it has been
revealed thousands of times, M my are
as ignor MT of as the secret of mason
ry. 1t is specially intended for the
benefit Of those who desire enough of
thus worlds goods to render them com
Portable and Independent. The direc-
tioa consists Of only two words which
al can remembrr-industry and fru-
gal fy. Ifyou waste neither time n"r
mon Y, but make the best use of both,
taking care not to hazard all by a de-
aarture from the road of moral honesty
We avouch Tor the attainm nj of tht
object. Franklin used to say, 'lhe
way to wealth is as plain as the way tC
market.
Butte record., 1856-09-20

Mat AND VeGeTABLes.---In an
laborate paper by DR.. Louie, OF the
ImperiCl Academy Of Medicine, Paris,
recently read beiore its members, he
lays it down as fundamental princi-
pie in the philos ppby of diet, that the
use of fresh meat daily is necessary t."
the health of the working classes, al
though he ad nitS that persons leading
1 comparatively idle LIE, may do very
we'll on fish, poultry, and other lighter
forms of nourisme t. In support OF
his opinions he produces number Of
conclusive facts; The following Is one ::
In lS4l the Rouen Railway Company.
of France, having conceded the m k.
ing of their line to English en- miners,
the Latter brought over a band of Eng
llsh laborers, who performed one-third
more work daily than could be g't out
Of the French l,borers. The after
were put On a meat diet, similar tn
that of the English workmen. and in a
short time were able to accomplish the
same amount of labor.
Butte record., 1856-09-20

ASSAULT WITH A SHovEL-A German
by the name Of Schaul Thiebaud came into
town yesterday in an awful fright-bare
headed, as pale as death, with his head all
bloody having been struck with shovel,
by some man, on the bluff, whose mining
clain joined the one of the injured mum
As there is always as many as two sides TO
every story, we forbear comment, as the
case will be brought before the authorities
for investigation.
Butte record., 1856-09-20

5-We are now having delightful wealth
er; little too warm in the middle OF the,
day, perhaps, but the nights are superb -.
A stroll among the evergreen trees, iR the
suburbs of our beautiful town, late a. hight,
with the full round moon shining Ger US ;
ard occasionally a tick from the light guitar,
born to our ears, By the night wiad's BREATH
and the murmuring Of The distant riyer-
reminds us Of the time when we use to hst-
en- to the flowing Of the great Mississippi
and hear the tuning OF the banjo, the click
ing of the bones, with the merry laugh OF
the Philippians for miles around, till sweet
sleep closed our eyes.
Butte record., 1856-09-20

EMIGRANrs.--Mr Cleveland and family
arrived on Thursday last, by way of the
plains They came by way of Salt Lake.
and report the health of the emigrants to be
good--and stock, of which large amount is
on the way, to be in fine condition.
They left portion of their stock at Beck
with's valley. The Clevelands are old resi-
dents Of Butte county, where they have come
to settle permanentlv
Butte record., 1856-09-20

THE Borrow OF THE SEA.--The
compound plummet, invented by Lieut..
Brooks. {. S. n, is SO conIrived that.
on touching the the bottom of the sea.
the lead detaches Itself from The line,
but leaves Il small iron holt, which will
bring up a specimen of the bottom.
Prof. Billy, of West Point, has exam
med by the microscope sp' cinen
brought up II IN the depth of twelve
thousand feet, and found it made up
entirely oe minute shells, without mud
or gyavel
Butte record., 1856-09-20

An APPEAL FUR FoRBEARANcE.-
The clergymen Of Richmond have is
sued an appeal to the u'tras Of all sec
to s of the country, in which they urge
moderation and torbearance, and hold
this language:
Let US sedulously avoid every word
and deed which can tend to incr. ase
the public excitement and irri ation.
Let Us give no countcnance to lawless
violence, whether in low or high plac-
es. Let US seek by every practicable
method, to strengthen AMI brighten the
bond of fratein1l union, whicn should
embrace every citizen of our favored
States and Terriio.ies. And, above
all, let Christians fervently pray to the
Father Of light for his blessing on our
rulers, that they may be wise, firm,
conciliatlng and pa'riotic; and for our
people, that they may be peaceable,
prosperous and happy. We are called
individual ly to selt-rxamlnation, the
conf ssion of our sins, p nitence, and
reformation Of our ives and by
these methods, far more readily than
by fierce iscu,sion, can We avert the
dangers which are imrending over our
below d land AM now we entreat
you, by every consideration Of patriot
ism and pity, by the memory of our
fathers, by the blood which purchased
eur liberties, by nhe ilIustrious deeds
of Bunker Hill and York town, by the
history of the past, by the millions, liv
ing and unborn, whose welfare depends
on the preservation of our Union, and
especially by oar religious prosperity,
so greatly Increased uLdrr our excel
lent government, to follow the things
which make for peace
Butte record., 1856-09-20

THE VnNoM OF THE ToAp.--The
Dublin Medical Express details a case
which confirms the opinion thlt the
toad can eject venomous fluid from
its mouth. A boy, aged six years,
while throwing stones at lars5 toad,
felt something spirited into his eye. He
was attacked soon after with sp1smo-
die pain IN the eve, then with coma
at times he was in state of apathy,
and at times in a state of madness. On
the tenth day the only symptoms were
stupor and Inability to speak, consti-
tuition which has lasted for two years
since.
Butte record., 1856-09-20

NAVAL APPREN bill has
been reported in the House Of Repre-
sentativrs to require the employment
of annrentices in the commercial nil
rspe of the United States, as follows -
For every vessel of l56 tons burden,
aud less than 800, one apprentice ;
from 300 to 500 tons, two apprentices ;
AMI one additional apprentice for every
800 tons over 900. Commissioners TO
be appointed under this act, are en-
pow cred to bind apprentices applying.
not less than l6 years old, during the
remainder of their minority, or such
porlion of the same as may be agreed
on; the consent of the parents or guar
dian of the applicant having been first
obtained in writing.
Butte record., 1856-09-20

More Discoveries cave, says
the Sonora Herald, said to contain
large stream of water, has been discov-
cred between Yankee Hill and Colum-
bia. \ company have taken posses
sion of it for the purpose of running
tunr ell into it SO as to yet the water for
mining purposes. The stream Is said
to be forty feet deep and about seventy
feet in width.