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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-04
Tue OLD MAIDS AETER BUonASAS.-An "Old
Maid" is out against Buchanan in the New
York Evening Post. Hear how she talks:

Tue OLD MAIDS AFTER BUcnASAS-An "Old
Maid" is out against Buchanan in the New
York Evening Post. Hear how she talks:
The Presidential chair, Il presume that is
sufficiently eapacious) should. at any rate, be
occupied by a complete Human Being, and
this fact, Of ITSELF should dispose summarily
of the claims of the more or less honorable
Buchanan-for if there is one principle more
clearly settled than any other, it is that an
Old Bachelor is at most but Half Man; and
how can such a person make more than a
Half President Now, sir. it Is bad enough
to have man at the head Of the White House
who is destitute of back. bone; but to have
one who, in addition to this anatomical de-
feet, has the moral defect of being destitute
of his most natural and essential compile
ment-a Wife-would be truly monstrous.-
Imagine the disgrace Of having our National
Palace converted into Bachelors Den; our
National board presided over by single Man;
our National Fire poked by single Tongl-
Old Maids are excusable, their position not
being matter Of choice; but Old Bachelors
-bahl' The very name is sckening. The
wife who will let her husband vote for such
man. ought to be lynched, or. if You prefer,
Brooked. ask you, sir, if it is not notorious
tnhb Oiu OdcuciOTS hTc thc hhocb sciueu, buc
most intriguing the most dangerous, the most
dyspeptic Of mortalsi And then to think Of
a bachelor who has lived in Europel de
cline to pursue the subject-my motto is that
of the Western hunter: "Bear and forbear."
For POLITICAL VEsr PocKETs.-Everybod
now is figuring up the grand result of the
Presidential contest. We subjoin the Electo-
raj figures. having regard to the geographical
distinction which the parties are now draw
ing. Here are the. votes:
Sixteen free States, l76
Fifteen slave States, 100
Electoral majority. l49
OF the States the votes are as follows in the
Electoral Colleges, being 10 each State the
sum Of the number of Representatives and
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-04

OF the States the votes are as follows in the
Electoral Colleges, being 10 each State the
sum of the number oil. Representatives and
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-04

VTINEGAR.-Two barrels good Apple Vinegar
v on hand and for sale low, by
June ~ W. q. HORTON w.
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n tkCHfTS FOX TIE MfELfONf
most WoaderIoi aad Invaluable Publication
DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL; BEING
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

ADM FNlSTRATOls,S SALE. Do
THE undersigned, A dministratoro OF the estate Of
Il Joseph Depuy,r late Of Frxuklin county de
ceased, will sell ~ public sals ~ The lair resi-
oence OF me deceased. In sosaerssS franklin
county. Indiana, Saturday. the Iith OF octsber,
1850, all The personal property o. the deceased
hot taken by the widow. "A credit Of elk months
vii a be given on all Gums over three dollars, t1e
purchaser giving motto with approved security,
with interest fryn dsles vxiving all valuation
and apprslssmenf laws. 7rct 80.
sspis ------rHos. MADDUx, AZ mr..
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Two Splendid Parior Engravings,
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splendid steel engraving, from the celebrated
painting by Landseer: and the "Depariure OF the
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tail price OF the above engravings Is 81, per copy,
but VIII be sent FRrE OF cuARGs as follows:
he subscribers have established u Book Agen-
CT In Philadelphia, and viii furnish any bonk or
publication At the retail price free OF postage
Any personsb ny forwarding The subscription price
OF any o. the 50 Magazines, such as tiarpers, CO.
-dy . Pntnam's Graham Frank Lesle's Fashions
&c, will receive the maya kiDes for one year and
a COPY OF either of the above beautiful engray-
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~ Magazine. such as Pete rson's, anA Chaiien's
ladies' Christian Annual, the, will receive both
msgnzinessnda copy OF either of the above en-
cravings.
Ever, description ~ Ensraving on Wood exc
cuted with neatness and dispatch. Views OF Bull
dinss. Newspaper Headings Views OF Machinery,
Book filusi raiions, Lodge Certificates, Business
Cards, &e.
An orders sent by mail promptly attended to-
Persons wishing views OF their building eBgr
can send Dasuerreoiype or sketch Of the build
ing by mail or express.
Persons al distance having saleable articles
would Ind u 10 their advantage 10 address the sub
scrbcrs, as we would act agents for the sails Of
the same. .- BYRAM e. PIERCE.
osouth Third Street, Philadelpha, Pa.
- HssssAn. - (nov 30 " r.nAy PIERCE.
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having them arrested on their
arrival. When they arrived at
the hotel with the prisoner, the
warden was Immediately sent for,
who, as soon as he saw Brother
Kelley, said-"You have the
wrong man. gentlemen! / have
no claims against him" The
ministerial prisoner was now re-
leased, and the band Of ruffians
we're Immediately arrested and Ia
ken before a magistrate, who sle-
|cided that, as the offence was COM
mitted in Missouri, he had no ju-
risdiction in the case. So the Off
enders, nay, the murderers, we're
likewise dismissed, and are yet
running at large unpllnished!-
Brothers Dennis and Kelly re-
NAMED at the hotel in Fort Mad
ison a short time, aud then start
ed for Lagrange, No., the place
where Brother Kelley's familyre-
sided. lie was scarcely able to
travel, but the thought Of a
heart broken wife at home urged
him to try to reach there, which
he succeeded 10 doing, but only
to tell the heart rending story Of
the wrongs received at the hands
Of his merciless prosecutors, and
then exchange his sorrows for a
martyrs crown! He was never
able to go to his field Of labor,
but was very soon confined to his
bed-lingered a few days, and
then s-- 3. 80, Z ) - IS
"osassd al once to work and iIvel"
Brother Kelley left a deeply
afflicted wife, and one or two chill
dren to mourn his loss, besides
many brethren in the sorely per-
secuted NJ. E. Churchin Missou-
ri, and and / doubt not bat that
many hearts ia Indiana will be
deeply panied at hearing OF the
shameful manner In which. one so
beloved was torn from the bosom
of his family, aud from a life Of
useful labor in the church OF God
The body Of our beloved sKel-
~ was decently buried in the city
|of Quincy, Ill, where it will sleep
until the resurrection morn, aud
where it will rise in full view Of
Missouri, the bloody battle field,
where it fell in glorious war!
Thus, father Havens, died one
Of your sons in the Gospel, and
thus you see there is one commits
stoned by you under God
to be an ambassador Of Jesus
Christ, whose soul lies under the
altar with the souls Of all the mar
tyrs. crying, show long, 0 Lord,
holy and true, dost thou not judge
and avenge our blood on them
that dwell on the earth?", But
| will leave you to your own sad
reflections over this sad affair.
You are at liberty to use this
letter as you may choose-the
contents are substantially true,
and for further evidence in the
matter / would respectfully refer
you to Bishop Morris and Rev,
j. II. Dennis.
Very truly yours,
NAT. SHUMArE
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10
cRRArBLoop pURIFIER.

Call on the A gent and get an Alnapac. and read
the drtaiIsof the " onderful cures performed by
Carriers Spanish Mixture. DO mosi cases where
ever, ihiug else had,ignall, hiled) The Limit
OF an advertisement " ill not admit their full In.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10

or Precious Document.
In January last, Gov. Shannon
wrote a letter to one George w.
Clark. which is most convincing
evidence Of the treachery in high
places against the freedom Of
Kansas. The letter has recently
come to light. Here it is. Read
it:
EXECUTIVES 0rrrcI. Jan. 4, 1851 !,
SHAWNEE MISSION. :
Mr. DEAR SIR:-Your two last
favors are received, and / regret
exceedingly to hear of your un-
pleasant situation. l hope things
will grow better. The evidence
you speak Of must satisfy every
one that you did not kill Barber.
This difficulty out Of the way, ]
hope you will have nothing to
fear. think that all organiza-
lions, to take the law into the
hands Of self.constitutec judges
or conservators of the peace, will
only lead 10 bad consequences.
The other party will do the same
by the way Of retaliation, and no
one will know when he is safe.
am glad to learn that you dis
courage all such movements as
this. ~
| will leave in the morning fol
Washington City, stopping some
days at home on my way.
shall urge on the President the
policy Of stationing a company Of
U. s. troops at Lecompton, or in
such other place in that region
as you may think best. / shall
urge upon him the policy Of qui'
city stationing e. company at To.
peka about the middle OF Febru'
airy next. The Free State Gov.
ernment, you know, is to be in
augurated on the 4th Of Marcel
next, and the Legislature at thai
time will convene its session.
The President has the power
to station the troops at any place
he sees proper, and there will b.
no necessity of his saying fol
what purpose he stations a comp:
any at Topeka. 1t will be looked
upon by the Free State men as
significant sign, and may induce
them to pause in their mad career
Of folly and treason. 80
! would be glad if you would
write to your friends in Congress
get them to back me up in whal
| may seek to accomplish for the
Territory. Moreover, ! desire tt
see and talk with the leading
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10
GhlqlR'S SPANISH MIXTURE

4. IHttkkA I PURIFIER OF Tue bLooUi
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
Not a Particle Of Merrury mil
"a inhllible remedy Tor scrofnls, klhgs Ryli,
Hhenmatisn. Obstinate Cuianeous krnpiions.
aPipnles or fosseles on The race, bie.ehes,
kiufsorin. OF Toiter. Hcald Head, En-
lnrFementand pain of the Zones and
Jon s,sait kheun. Stubborn Ulcers,
HTl sypltnuo Disorsers. and all diseases -
arising front an ~ jndicIouruso Of
Mercury. fmprndence IN life, fII.Iai
- t-.,f OF impufity Of the Hood.
This great Alternative medicine aud Farther OF
the Hood lshow used BY thuasnndsi Of gratrfn
paiiells fr,m al paris Of the United States, who
~ ~ srss,ess 10 ali msdeinss cn,Iars span
lsb Mixture,p Neurnlgla, khepmatlsm. kerolula,
Ernptiohs onlhe skin, Llvef Dieeass. Fessfs. o.
GERS, Old sors. Affection of Tho kidneys. Dlseas.
IS q the hfoat, femnls complaint. rains aud
n fight By aslng ihls gfeaiHnd ineslle'able rem
edy.
For all diseases ofthe Mood, nothing has ye,
been tonnd.io eompars Win ~. u clrans.s thc
system OF all Impurities, acts gently aud efficient
W on The Liver and kidnsvs, aud. Strengthens The
Dlgustan, gives tone 10 tho stomach. makes the
Skin clear aud heahhp. aud restores The Con. titn-
ton. enieebiud by diseaseor brpken down BY the
excuses ofyoaus % It's pristine vigor and
For the diseases Of Femsl les it's peenlarly APP
pi,ahle, aud wherever II has become known h
regularly prescribed win the happlest eneeis.---
u inyigoraes the weak and dobllitalrd, aud i'm
parts elasticity 10 the worn out frame. ciears ths
skin. and leaves the patient fresh and healthy;
sln5le bottle of this inestimable remedy Is worth
nore thanall the so-cailed sarsapariIiasin exist
ence. eIfln SECS. u f.-..f -. t.-.I
Tbs large number Of certificates which we havs
received from all portions OF the United States. u
the beet eyidence thai tbere A. no humbng abou
A.. The Press, the hoL.l-keepers, magistrates
/ nh AZ nd nal Iua AZ
lsommuniH all add tbeir Testimony 10 the, won
derlul effects OF this
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10
NOTlcE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
--------- ----PR OPERTYe-----s- ~ I"

NOTICE Is hereby given thsiI will sch at pub
IN Ito auction ON the 17sh day Of October. ir56.
al tho rssidenee OF Jane MeCaw, late OF Frank
IA n county, deceased. all her -perronsl personal
property consisting sf about. u bead Of cattle.
about q of 81 head Of hogs, undivided bali OF
about 81 acre. or corn growing. some 40 bushels
OF wh. az, about goo dossn oat., lot OF hay.
housrhsid and kttchen furniture, I morse, Chick
sas. Gssss. ! RockAway Ragxy aud good sci OF
harness and various other aniclrs. A credit Of
nine months will be given on all sums over 81,
the purchaser giving his notc with approved sc-
curly, waiving valuations OF apprxisoInent lava,
drawing intsrost from date.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10

7 IGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYs Pr.
~ A>Oss-Ay fall sack Of Pianos 10 noe arris-
Ing. ccnsisslne " square, 0nnd and .<1fz>wH
louis XIV cay 10, toxsthsr 9th -ysy<
he sbsss fsansss arss oais srssliy anf dcssfs-
eddy popuinr that 40 ouc VINO oonsui:s thcirow
intsrest will buy Pisuo until thsy have seen and
West Fourth street. G. M. HURCH.
cole Agent for h., n. q BE- Pianos, and success
sort Murch & whiie. aug2o-3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10
MEN. AND BOYS CLOTHING

ZEN AND DUlO ULUIHlNu
ever on-red In this market. We have been vei,
parileular W bu, Ing our Clothing. aud natter our
.eives that We eau 'rmyoa oal, gentlemen, from
'head 20 fostT fer icss atnoasy than any house 10
shis Valleys Give usa eail.si. tia go t.ili
.h.s estqa Domesttcs.l ti-' p5iH
wehavean unusually large stock o. Domestlcs
such rs Mnslins bieached aud unslcaehcd. Drill
Imgs, DO. LineH and Cotton Diaper, fickings DC.
| when /. eo,ues % s.t Assoc swa'rs around y
bnt al that We need say abort prints "a, that We
nave the lMerrimaek. Cocheco, Philip Alien a
sons, Bay s,ale.nd sp.agae brands, which every
body knowsafe a, good as goli dollars
This isjast the % the ycar 60 paper your
va'ls--they begin 10 look bad. We have made
large aeeessens W our heretofore extensive stock
lhelar and most tasleful selected sloc land
then SO ehczp--of nny house VA these parts.
.r4fs.f ID i..lil Carpets. .e.. ...4 a..
We have Juzt opsned. a large and well seleeted
stock of Imported Carpets cfshe latest patterns.
Rag Carpets always on hand.s i.ir .tt1f ta't
/ 4 D-A - rsoofs an q sbo .s-.. =
We have one rooln devoted 70 this branch ofthe
pssisess, and We ars nov prepared 70. suit WITH
shoes or Boots, everybody even. 10 the smallest
,nf.nt. Containing Al the varieties Of ladies
baskinsaisd beotees- Misses aud Child's shoes,
| Men aud Bora Boots and Shoes. We have a
| large assortnent Of CUSI0M-MADE Boots and
shoes OF every description.
Hats and Caps.
| Every grade both Zoe men and boys, even to the
l late stAlsof SOFT HATS for hard or sofl heads.
Calm Gems, and dam Willy iycy on .'nts."
i !. h.a1. Hardware, .s,.l.st "a
and the articles usually keptln retail store. In
. sQueenswaFo and Glassware
| We havea1 entire now stock, containing some
new patterns, and all that 10 wanted In this wa, -
| But we feel'h Unnecessary 20 say more, sufice
for 10 ssy We feel very grateful for me liberal
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10
VIM. S. BEERS & Co., Proprietors
u -. No 3o4. Broadanan. " Y.

To whom an orders must he nddrssed. 80
Forsaiv ny Druggists aud Country Merchants
IN all parts OF the unicd States aud the Canndas.
and by A.. w. Halle, Brook vile; "A. X. Chase.
New Trenion; James Tuner, Fairfield; Charles
vanCamp. Me,amora, T. Clifford CO., Laurel;
aud X. Skinner, A ndersonyille. t.Ei "a.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10

HARDwARE, NAILS. ETC
~ Link q Farqunsr are IN receipt o. full sup.
hssdwsss, Cutlery aud Nails, q Nsi CONNER.
eialRow.byt = sLfNCk 4 PA RoUHAR-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10

(Lateof. and successor RIO fngfe, Wheeler & igle.
49,. harttn Real Estate Agencies,)
Attorney ut LAW ana
$3.50 Real Estate Agent,
chase anu sale OF Real Estate aud all other pro-
fessional business intrusted TO aim In Wander
bu reh.and The ssiirlning coantiesint indiana.
VPOFFitnovkR rHK cArALBArk, .
- kvASsvtLLE tNpiANA. ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-10

The proprietor In calling the attention OF the
public 20 this preparation does 80 With feeling
Of the utmost sonpence IN is virtues and adapia-
lion 10 the Diseases for whlchit Is highly recon-
mended. I i -tI IlI.t.a .fl.. fI- -. a.. -.
II Is no new and uuired article, but on that has
stood The test ofh ten years trial beforo The IA
enese reg ple, any ~ epn,ai'on ann faie y un-
testimony in M fissor given byl the most promin.
entand well known Physicians ard individuals
10 all parts ~ m coontry Is Immense, anda
full perusal ofshe Almnnac, published annually
By The proprietor, aud 10 be had rails OF any 81
bis gents. cannet but satisfy the most scepieal
that this remedy 4 really deserving the great ce-
Principal once and Man afaeiory Nc .po, a RcH
81, philad'a, Pa. H a..
ACfNfs.-M. W. Halle. Brookvile, Ind: a.
X. Chase. New Trenton; James Torasr, Fairfield;
Chae. Vancnmp, Metamorn; r. Ginorf n CO.,
Laurel, aud x. ShtIner, Andersonyille. O. n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-23

DEATH BY SUFFoCATIoN.-The Inquirer
of yerterday contains the following account
of fearful ccident that happened in Ma
rysvil!e on Su nday. Says that paper:
Our city ma thrown into considerable ex-
ctement yestt rdAy morning by the report
that some eigh or ten Chinese, occupying a
room together in the long brick building re-
Gently erected on First street near c street,
were strugglin in the jaws of death, from
the effects of Il .e deadly fumes emitted by a
furnace of char coal, which was kept burning
during the night. In the room, which was a
very close one, it appears n number of the
poor creatures, men and women, were crowd
ed together, an it being damp and chilly,
the above mean TO warm themselves were
resorted to N inc in all inhaled the smoke
almost to suffoc alton, and were removed in
sensible from the premises. At noon two
had died. yoI.ug man and girl, and Of the
others, three ar not expected to recover.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-23

YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-The
San Franci isco sun of Saturday, contains
the annual report of the President of this
association, John Nugent, Esq. 1t is emf
nently char 'acteristic of that gentleman both
as declaration of his truly high-toned dem
ocratic prin ciples, and as chaste, elegant,
and ably WI 'itten address. The Club is in a
very flourisling condition and numbers over
two Thousand members. 1t is one of the
most important organizations in the State
and merits the encouragement and support
of every true Democrat in California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-23

THE STArE 1NnEBrEDSEss.-The Sacra-
men.o ONION (Supplement) contains ex-
tracts from thirty.two different papers as
expressive of the sentiments of the people Of
California regarding the question of repudi-
alton of the State indebtedness. Out of the
whole number, but one, the Sacramento
Times, seems to entertain the opinion that
our people will so far disgrace the State as
to repudlate the debts, and that nigger-wor-
Shipping sheet dared to insult this people by
expressing the pitiful opinion that " 1t is two,
and more to one that they vote, by large
majority, not to pay the bonds; and for
good and sufficient reasons" Allied TO a
party whose motto is "Let the Union slide"
such monstrous idea, uttered through the
columns of that Black Republican organ, is
in keeping with the principles of the party
of which it is a mouth-piece. We believe
the regulators to be as greatly in the mi.
nority in California as were the Union sill
ders at the last election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-23
OroYille LYeeuIn.

A regular meeting Of the Oroville Lyceum
will be held at the Court House on Tuesday
evening, December 23d, at p. NJ. Subject
for debate:
Resoired, That that the reading of novels
and other works OF fiction, exerts an evil
rather than beneficial influence.
Leading disputants; J. W. Burton, affirm
ative Joseph Erwin, negative.
Members of ihe Lyceum. or those wishing
to become go, are expected to take seats
within the Bar of the Court Room, those on
the affirmative to the right of the Chairman;
those on the negative to his left.
The public, and particularly the ladies'
are respectfully invited to attend
7. G.. WILLIAMS Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-23
Dsstrset Court-Deeember Term.

Hon. w. P. DANGERFIELD, Presiding.
Monday, 22--Wm. Hawley & Co. vs. Tho's
s. Edwrads--Assumpsit Court orders pub
lication of summons.
Henry Richardson VS.. Alonzo Gilman As
sumpsit. Demurrer to answer argued; ta-
ken under advisement
A. +. Block VS.. J McKinstry Smith and
Z. NJ. Sparks-Suit for damages. Jury
waived case tried and submitted taken
under advisemcnt
Eliza Christian vs.. VIM. Christian--Suit
for divorce. Judgment for plaintiff.
Ira D. Bird VS.. Joseph Lesbrass' of
exceptions and motion for new trial filed
motion to be argued to-day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-23

CHANGED HANDS The Western House,
Marysville, has changed hands. A para
graph in yesterdays Express says Il. j.
Murray has sold his interest in the Western
House to c. p Henry and r. j. O'Hanon.
The familiar face Of our friend Murray will
be much missed from the Western, but in
Messrs. Henry & O'Hanlon we have those
who are almost equally identified with the
house, both having been employed almost
since its first construction. In retiring, Mr..
Murray has our best wishes, as have the
new proprietors in their arduous undertak-
ing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-23
THE WAR DEBr.-We find the following

THE WAR DEBT.-We find the following
in the .Aita of Friday morning;
By the Sonora, Samuel B. Smith, Esq, one
of the Commissioners sent on by the State of
California to settle the Indian War Debt, re-
turned, and will, VIC suppose, render an ac-
count of his stewardship on the meeting of
the Legislature. We learn that about
$500 600 of the War Bonds have been can
celled, leaving a little less than 81 2,000,0 900.
issued prior to 1854, still as an Indebtedness
against the State, which, on account of the
neglect of the holders, have to remain un-
cancelled until some further legislative ac-
ton is taken thereon. as the Commission has
ceased to exist
The Commissioners met with much opposi-
tion from Congress aud the Cabinet, the bill
having been twice defeated; but by energet-
ic and constant labor, on its third trial it
finally pass d. Mr. Smith, and his associates
are certainly deserving of much credit, for
the faithful manner in which they have per-
formed their duties There still exists a
War Debt contracted since 1853, for which
no provision has been made, which can only
be redeemed by some future action of Con-
gress.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-23
NATIVE WINE:.-The efforts of Messrs C

NATIVE WINI:.-The efforts of Messrs
Kohler & Co, in the introduction of Califor
MIA native winse have been met with great
success In addit ion to the premium received
from our own State Agricultural Fair, the
U. s Agricultural and Horticultural Socie-
ty, OF Philadelphia a, have awarded their wine
first class diploma, besides making especial
mention of its excellence in their report. In
fact, the production of such superior wine in
our State created much surprise on the At
lantic border.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-23

THE CASE OF VIM L. CoLEAAN.-A friend
says the S. F. Sun, has allowed US the priv
ilege of extracting the following from let
ter received from J r. Maloney, dated New
York, November Goth
Day before yesterday motion was made
by Coeman's attorney, in the Supreme
Court, to discharge Coleman from arrest, or
reduce the amount of bail. Both motions
were denied, the Court intimating that the
bail was very reasonable Under the circum-
stances Of the case