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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

FROM the subscriber. on the night Of
Il fhsSlth of gots. aark bre~s horse. sbsst IL
gesrs ofage. sad 10 thin ofdef. sad hsr<e hsc
strap sroand hts psCs whea be left 10 PIT ain
fefn sfuts sackirr. an1 bst also u rzoie
eN On his keai- Will give s1saaoaAsis ~ .sd
iof TIE retarn 20 - - hefsett ne a. hsllsr Crsw-
isId eoaai{. III ~ willpsy What 10 nsttfoE amp
tnfeFsnstfen concsraing hfn.
Aas- .. 'seiiw-~. JOHN soSpLEs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
assYN0Ds, ift9dsuect.
Cincinnati, OHIO Feb. lo.lesf.


New Bedford. tLus
Toyour inquiries y ouid rep'y that WHEN f,rt
CONNER ed USING Prof Wood Hsi Restorative. nis
hair vas almost hite aud bad been fcT the ta-t
ten year,. and ~ very thin tbf top ~ nY D.
and verj loose nd pulled oct rcci hut found The
before had ureo The second bottle ~ which w.
EIGHT weeks my hair entirety chsneci 20 it, ofi
giusi color. eight brown and - frorl dst
druf aud quite moist. have bud my hair ,uf fxf 81
sx tinies since tie change and have never <een snl
thiugike white from the roots and tfts
nnw 80 thick - ~ ever ant does not
all 10 has proved ny al that could ~fsl or
ask. HOuIs
July l. 1851
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
Farm for Rent.

A A SMALL FARM. SITUATED
nt,ut I5 miles sseihersf - las ety. ..lih osY
'siasie imrresaacnts, VII be res.ed oa gcasoaas4s
terrnA EDssslre a.
April 4, d&s-tf THIs oFklffF
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
For Sale.


HOUSE AND LOT in the town OF
Il Prairieton, can be purchased at low rates. si
this oee ais 90 acres of land adjoining the above
town. all in good cultivation.
Avg q, dwu s.HARBERT. Agent.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
state of Indiana. Vigo Count
Esg9 Curt Common Pleas. oct. v,,n,. lss6


E.go Court Comaon Pleas, Oct Z,rn, 1856.
Jebn Rgneagsoa. Pi4iAur.
-
josiah Hsy worth --.see, u-v-,-,t r..e....
ht X epa-s te'.1 He3Ecock. kf4n nayN0ift Rich
..as14 ~ woftt. NieEiah H1s roffh tfst-iofi
trih Lee ~ Hay wnrtb. Jc rcuaiah HIS worth
f-.ring. 81 tacir anknown heirs 10 dcaa-tfe 90
fgoNn heirs ~ furiua Wiiii6ns aid toe IA.
knows heirs - Aaaiel Haywofth. isirrdalts.--Pf
ffftes fsr Csar<Faa<r.
I'HE Petitioner. by c. r. Noble. hav.
tng iesl his - tition. towetber with IN AFFIDAVIT
fhsf The effsndaets set residents 81 the state 81
iufisns. n9tee H. tnefeiofc given 70 all those per
sons above named who nasy be living and 40 tire n
ksown fciss II az tkose Who may 81 cd that they
ee cad appear before the Judge ~ sasd Common
Pleas fonft. 70 be ksld az the Court House an Ia.
rify OF Trrrs Haute. 90 the lot Nondsy Of Oct nea
trs asa t~s~, ~ ssid Court. before the CALL
ms Of the cause 10 plead. answer or demur - "a III
Ell. tee same ~iii be taken consesssd snd de-
erpf1 ascorfisElF- AND. HILklNs. Ga
Aas. n. fsSsr - sessf,y
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

II We are authorized 90 announce JOHN p.
BAIRD a. a candldai. for the Legislature 81
the ensuing October election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

| hAlf nes assoriaril ~ ~. .ee,sorsfed pe-.-
. ~rsrie sI~et.cirs. SfssF ard Gold. Pcr.srs h.
.sn q he <t sr<.<ie n r~s "a. ans m. e. M ,,,
a -, -. = - -. 80 .. X. fEfFNtN :
II q NJ 49, t-f L-r-i waseA Haks or m t,<e ws~r-
tafe sasrs "'' - WI -
Jelly. =. d--u I,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

GsnpsEa, Ne. June - irss
NJ nyer-ntsrS Sir. hax- have a. I'D two hofil,s
% Prof. y ood's Hsir keFtcfatlve. can fly 10y
u - the greatest lfsCote3 Of tie see Tor restoring
and chsnr ug thetaif. Hefofcas Il Rasasefsv
a. a ran 81 seventy. Ny hair has now attained A.
original color. You can osnfaend il 70 the wo.id
the Lcastgear. ay use ~ fhe srorsf ind
Yours, DAHL A.AlEP..,Y
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
FARMERS. LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS

NETE are Agents for the sale Ct ''KctchnIn's I'm
w proved Moving Machines. The y Y Self ra-
king Reaper. and New York Hand kakng Reaper
Those desirous II procuring one II the above ma
chRes- be supplied by calling al our Warehouse
where samples OF each. can ~ all times o. seem
These Machines are Warranei ~ Dc not inferior 10 any
now in use in this or any other couuty.
MAY Ia, IeJ6-v 3nl TURNER a. MckEEN.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

H. We are authorised 10 announce LIVING
sr0S lsBEIL. a. = candidate for Assessor IN
Honey Greek township. Al The coming October
election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

In Carlisle, on the ID inst. by Rev. Mr.
BRArros. Ma. WASHINGTON BENSING-
Err 10 Miss CATHARlNE MCCORMICK.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
q 0ocRRIFs sussTANrfA1t.

eo0cRRIEs -sUBsTANTflIe.
NEW Or FANS SUGAR.
y Sugar Houes Molasses,
impe.lai Teas.
Young hyson Teas,
Black Tea.
Rice. Starch. Ginger. Gloves.
Nutmcgs. Cinnamon. Indigo. Maddcr,
Tobacco. Flour. sole Leather. a.
RIPLEY 4 DANALDSoN'S.
May 20. dwtf North Of the square
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

state Of Indiana, County of ixo. AZ.
I'ios Cssys CorgrasH Pisss. Oct Tern. ic56.
gohn Y. pafaey, ansFew KELLEY snd oshers heirs az
law q MARTA Burke. deceased. rstlsionsrs,
Nfehssl Tsxse-s gosn Williams Jsne ~sfsusre
Th~snss NcGsire. Thomss KeIlg. Iames IL kelks
sndJoha j. kefis .slso heirs sflsw efsaid d<eeaseA
Responas ufs.-Psfsfie- fer Pe-fnsr.s
|THE petitioners bic their petition. by.
il 4. Y. rehi- tker <eun><l sns sl,e Tie stsiss
vi ofa s~tstF<-tra p<r~ar thst ne rtsponaeausrc
L. Il frstdfnfs ~ TIE St&fe ef lndlsDs
Notice l. terets glvsnto al ~ said The
lhsy prrscaiit sFrear h~e TIE 9case - sstt enr
a ne fssrt Hsase. "a th< titF 90 Tsrrs Hauss
ne 81 NosAky of oct. nexi. tken ard there.
sefsre the Calns - ne 70 answer. pirsa
A. snur "a said r<sition ths vii te fsksa
esrf->-~a sna escfres sSeer9.nrss,
~ axn wtLkISs. Ctefk.
sas q. lss<. -sr. Pc. &c s2.ss HI
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

az We are authorized to announce ELI
BOWER. Of Sullivan ecansy. - aeasdsdats
for the state senate IA thi- sen~todal DIS
trict. at the ensuing October election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03


Grinding Crusbn
i nowr dandfo profitable
has theirs
meia be 10y
fsem tn oft oars:t heutheM the
; 10 o OF
VI
iawit al
prsen
ngo
COZ
stock feeders call
att NJ
in durability
O
In iionto. heabo web ve.andw on
tsie Giant ud
Mnuactu
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03


az We are authorized to announce ELI
BOWER. Of Sullivan coanty. - a candidate
for the state senate an thi- s~n~sorial DIS
trles. a, the ensuing October election.
IL We are ulhorired to announce WOOD.
FORD sTRIS0FlELD. Of Putnam county.
- candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for
his Judicial Circuit. al the ensuing October
election.
~ We are Authorized &c announce G. w
BARBOUR capdidate for the Legislature
al the ensuing October election.
II We are authorized 70 announce JOHN p.
BAIRD a. a candldai. for the Legislature 81
The ensuing October election.
A. We are authorised to announce LIVING
SION fsBELL, as candidate for Assessor IN
Honey Greek township. al The coming October
election.
y We are authorised 70 announce MA
rHANIEL LEE, (fornerly Probate Judge II
this county, a. candidate FOR election 70
the Office Of Judge 81 the Court Of Common
Plea, A. ensuing October election.
II We are authorized 20 announce HIRAM
SMITH A. a candidate for ne election T. The Of
ice u County Commissioner Tor the Second
District, a, The ensuing election. aai.
IL We are authorized to announce Il D.
BARTHOLOMEW. a. a candidate Tor Te-elec
ton 20 the office q Township Assessor. IL
Honey Creek Township. al TIE ensuing elee
ton.
IL We are authorised TO announce DAVIES
JOHNSON a. candidate for Collector aud
Treasurer Of Nigo county al the ensuing Dc
tober election.
u We are Authorized to announce ALEX
AMBER COOPER as = candidate for Coanty
Surveyor az The ensuing eseei'on.
Eda0r Hatasa Express: | am a candidate
Tor reelection TO the Office Of Shersss o. Nigo
county at the approaching October elee. iou.
Jelly ~, $50. l.. A. BURNETT.
II We are authorized to announce ALEX
ASDER 3 CRANE. Is a candidate Tor The OF
Zee 81 Coanty Pros ccut0r, a. The October elee
ton.
u We are Authorized to announce HENRY
FAIRBANKS, - a candidate for the office Of
County Treasurer. THE ensuing October cleo
lion.
IL We are authorized to Announce ANGRY
KINNEY, as a candidate for r. election 10 the
Office Of Judge Of the Court q Common Pleas
Of Nigo county, at the approaching October
election.
tive are authorized to announce ANDREW
WILKINS. as candidate for re election TO the
Office OF Clerk OF the Circuit Court, at The en-
suing October election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
Sheriff Sale.


ny vfrtas II to exscntioss issued cni ~ TIE Put
ID uafn tounis Court 81 Common Pleas. and - me
afrsi.d and delivered. one Ia fafor 81 Iionas q.
kffrel-1 AID Frederick y NidEeief. era the other
iu favor 81 benjamin. Blythe and joan y. Holland.
hota arsir<t Amerisps .. Haurff AMI Aiuen y.
H0urh I have levied upon the foiiov ing described
real estate - ef. ots uamfef eleven tll aHJ fafc.
ffe1 ia k>kus. sab-xisipu - ~ nuinter e'Estefu.
il- in section rufahrr sixteen. ffs' township number
twelve fiz3 rsnEe nuuser rine ~ 49, in go
Is infana. also .an 81 Get lef NJ. .xig zone iti5
described follows. fo ii. teHfnfnff ~ lc south
- iat 70. sxtt-nre- eel. - tht f5 -
rerre- Iaair. thcura nnrfh sIxfsfFe. tes ft tIfse
sea three hnndfel lsl EEL tAents sssih slxty-fse
f6sl feet thence - he place - tez nnines ard
siii Saturday. the l7th ay n rtcnhe 10 be-
tween The legal hours - SID d4x Al tie tourHousr
DOR IN Tcffeliasf. afsr fsr -eie Al fueiie aueinn.
~thouf rciicf from valuation apprs la~s
ne reuts and profts Il aid premises for terra al
s.srch yfars. and ehoait The fl O. sell sr suf
eent - ssfi-N SD exrrufsus npd est. vii
ten and there rr fhe fs suupls TIE hrhest bid
der for cash 70 saiis5 sid e1eestior< anil ensf.
Linus A. BURNETT. Sh'a.
Avg. II 1sss-~sw Ipf-s fee ss-sa
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

House Furnishing Goods Bring in tie
Housewife
DROWN SHFETiNCS and Shluings,
ID Biraehed Sheetsngs and Shininss,
Pillow Case Maslins.
Table Diaper. TowellIngs
Linsn Table Cloths.
Bay State Table Covers
Various Curtain t,,ods.
Floor aud Table Oil Cloths.
oil Wiod"w Shades.
Paper Window Blinds.
Competing. Ruggs. &c. dc, al the cheap
Cash Store 81
RIPLEY a DANAbDSoN
May 90, DIV II NoTlh 81 Court. House.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

u We are authorized 20 announce MA
rHANIEL LEE, Qiormefiy Probate Judge II
this county, a. a candidate FOR election 70
the Office Of Judge Of the Court Of Common
Plea, a. ensuing October election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

Ias'res. silks. Ribbons. Edgings. rums.
undersleeves Fans dc. dc. at
RIPLEY a DANALDSON'S
Nay 20. iwlf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
CULTIVATE YOUR UNDERSTANDING.


CULTIVATE YOUR UNDERSTANDING.
BOOTS, shoes, slippers. aud Caters. all
ID kinds aud sizes. Il Gals. Kid. Morocco.snd
Prunella for Gentlemen. Ladies. Missss.
Youths, Boys aud Babies. Remember the
litlle ones Call al
RILEY 1 DANALDSON'S.
MAY %, dslf Cn.Af Srura
R1y Hat TO Cover your Head, and al
Umbrella TO cover your Hat
NJ Ems HATS. bey's Hats.
u Black Hats, hrnwn llals,
White hsis, Fell liats,
Wool Hats, fur Hate,
Silk Hats. Straw Hats
Leghofn Hats. Palm Leaf Hate
AND BEEBEE'S EXTRA HATS
a few 81 those cheap Umbrellas for the
spring aud summer showers. and larger ones
for floods and inurdalione
RIPLEY 4 DANALDSON,
NAY -, dw-if
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

IL We are authorized to Announce ANGRY
KINNEY, as a candidate for r. election TO the
office Of Judge Of the Court q Common Pleas
Of Nigo county, at the approaching October
election
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
weannes atew afew sslllaeaie. 10 .o.lolel..

Neannet atew afew certificates 10 tosfo0ctste
our ssseft lions.
PKor. NooB-pear Sir Ny hair had for fiai
Yfafr been becoming permanently EfaY. atttinlltu.
led By aharshncst whlt hrchderrit the CoN slant az
cation Of oil nccesssfY 10 fn drtrsnf d.. v ben .
commcU ed using youF n ali kestorstiNs. about as
months ago. II Was IN that cnrdlftor aud lafiur
continued Its use tli wiAfn The lasl tlse wtske
has turned tot natural color aud afsuEIfd iUrfr
and softnes- greatly to he preferred those nroiut
BY the appuc alton OF olis any othea pltpsfatlon
have ever used. regard II lads pene,hie
Gle Tor every lady, toilet, whether to he used
Haif restorative. OF fo the simple pufpcse al dIttf
ins or beautifying the hair. You have ~ 1uissior
refer 20 meal ho entertain douItofits fctlorui
lag al thatis claimtc fof IL
MRs.sYMODS, fff - siIect.
Cincinnati. Ohio Fab. le.lrst
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

IT We are authorized 20 announce HIRAM
SMITH a. a candidate for re election t. the Of.
nee u County Commissioner Tor the Second
District, A. The ensuing election. aui.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

Nv are authorized To announce ANDREW
WILKINS. as a candidate for re- election 10 the
Office OF Clerk OF the Circuit Court, at The en-
suing October election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

II We are authorized 10 announce ALEx
ASDER CRANE. Is candidate Tor The OF
Gee 81 Coaaty Pro'ecutor, "a. The October cleo
ton.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

u We are authorised 10 announce DAVIES
JOHNSON a. candidate for Collector aud
Treasurer Of Nigo eOaniy al the ensuing Dc
tober election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

IL We are authorized 10 announce II D
BARTHOLOMEW. a. a candidate FOR Te-elec-
tion 20 the Office q Township Assessor. IN
Honey Creek Township. al IKE ensuing elee
tiou.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03
NEWER FAILS

r-p Agent hsre-P. NJ. DoSsELiY.
Jglg ew6m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-03

EdR0r WatasA Express: an a candidate
Tor reelection TO the Office Of Sherls.f o. Nigo
county, at the approaching October elee. iou.
Jelly u, i,S6. l.. A. BURNETT.
Butte record., 1856-11-22
By Telegraph 10 the Record.
MARYsv1LLE. Nov. 20. 9

T.. - VI.
The Steamer Sierra Nevada has just ar
rived, bringing five deys later news flom the
Atlantic States, and TIVE days later intelli-
gence from Europe
The Steamship Texas, from New York, and
Tennessee, from New Orleans, brought out
five hundred emigrants and soldiers, and a
large amount of ammunition and stores to
Nicaragua for General Walkers army, who
are represented to be in fine spirits. Health
is good and tranquility reigns throughout
the land The Isthmus transmit is in fine
condition.
The Sierra Nevada has experienced very
heavy weather throughout the entire pas
sage.
Official Returns from all the counties in
Pennsylvania, have been received. They
give Democratic majority of 2,774 In
the Legislature the Democrats have ma
jority Of 3 on joint ballot The Philadelphia
Bulletin has the official vote of the State,
except for Congress. The vote stands as
follows Canal Commissioner, Scott, Dem.
2I2,SS6; Cochran, Fusion, 2l0.12.
Butte record., 1856-11-22

common nuisance, demanding the
attention Of the civil authorities. y
The Journal pronounces the painting
a daub, and thinks 'sbut for the we'll
studied description that the young
gentleman who presided on the stage
recited, few would have suspected
what the Painter was endeayoring to
represent" There was much jeer-
ing and laughter, and the whole affair
was ridiculed. Such is the account
given by those who have witnessed
the panorama" Of the Vigilance
Committee. 1t has hurried through
the principal cities of the State, as
if stunning the chime Of Church
bells, and the joyous shouts of child
hood, and seeks popularity in the
mines. We are all familiar with the
history it portrays, and as it can be
Of no benefit to any but the owners,
''let US have none of it,"
Butte record., 1856-11-22

STRANGE.-Sir W. Baker, in his Eight
Years wandering in Ceylon," remarks; at
may appear ridiculous to say that an Ele-
phant is very difficult to be seen He wo'd
be plain enough certainly to the snow or on
bright green meadow in England, where
the coDtr asted colors would make him a,
once striking object; but in dense Jungle
his skin matches so completely with the
dead leaves, and his legs compare so wei,
with the surrounding tree stems. that he ia
generally unperceived by stranger even
when pointed out to him have been az.
tualiy taking aim at an elephant within
seven or eight PAGES, when he had been per.
fectly unseen by friend at my elbow, who
was peering through the bushes in quest of
him." Sir Baker is undoubtedly right; but
IN this section of country "the Elephant" is
more easily seen.
Butte record., 1856-11-22

An EFFORT was made q short time
since, to have Oroyille Incorporated
under the general law for the incor-
porations in California. But the
miners, within the limits of the pro
posed incorporation, opposed the
move, and produced a remonstrance
against it, much more numerously
signed than was the petition in favor
of incorporation. Under these cir
cumstances, the attempt was aband-
oned, for the law required that ma
jority of the inhabitants should peti-
ton in favor of it, before the board
of Supervisors could declare the town
incorporated. These petitions and
remonstrances show conclusively that
the mining population constitute
majority of the inhabitants of Oro-
vile. Now we are in favor Of hav-
ing Oroville Incorporated. The ne
cessity for it is becoming more pal
pable every day, and the day is not
far distant when it will undoubtedly
be done. 1t will be agitated before
the present legislature, and if posi-
bic, an act Incorporating the town
will be lobbied through the Legisla-
ture and become a law while the mi
ners are at work in their claims and
coyote holes. We are disposed to
think that the miners have oyerrated
the danger to be apprehended from
incorporation. Its evident that the
miners are in majority, and would
be as able to control the town coun-
Gil, as they are to prevent the board
Butte record., 1856-11-22

ONE of the evil results of the acts
of the Vigilance Committee as is be-
ing displayed even now in very
significant manner in San Francisco.
is the engendering of vitiated taste
for Witnessing scenes of horror and
creating Fdesire to see the actual
performance of unnatural and brutal
scenes, in preference to those of any
other character. We see advertised
and commented on terms of praise,
through the columns of journals pro-
Tossing to a degree of elevated re-
fnement, "a panorama Of the scenes
" which transpired during the organ
" ization of the Vigilance Committee. ;
A panoramic view of the execution
and death struggles of four unfortu-
nate wretches who were deprived the
right of an impartial trial b y jury,
and deliberately hanged by an organ
lied mob And we learn, too, that
this horrible exhibition "nightly at
g tended by the beauty, elite and
" fashion" of San Francisco, that
mothers take their children thither,
and explain to them the several scenes
Of woe as they are brought to view,
perhaps to teach the little creatures
the modus operandi of hanging, lest
perchance they should have such
task to perform as their fathers have
had before them. This is a sample
of the ''purifcation of the moral at
mosphere' promised US by those self
constituted judges, jurymen and ex-
ecutors of their own laws. This is
one Of the happy results " vouch
safed to California after the patriot
Butte record., 1856-11-22
HlI DipgIngs Struck.

We are informed by Curly, the Stlge dri-
YER, that the company who recently COM
menced prospecting for deep diggings at
what is called Jordan Slide, near Spanish
town, struck the bed rock at a depth Of 81
feet, below the surface The prospects were
sufficiently fattering to warrant them in
starting a tunnel, from the base of the hill
to the bottom of the shaft. This spot has
been partially prospected before. but to no
great depth in consequence of water which
was fonnd but few feet below the surface.
Butte record., 1856-11-22

IT is AMUSING to see the ayidity
with which the X. n. papers suggest
the names oe persons for the various
offices within the gift of the legisla-
ture. In doing this they are careful
to include the name of one or more
who belongs to their defunct order,
or at least who has belonged to it.
Gen. Denver has the reputation of
still being member o. their order,
and their papers are careful to give
his name prominent place in their
lists of candidates for Senator's
Gen. Estell, of Marin, who led the
Know Nothing State Convention by
the nose year ago last summer, and
set up and knocked down whoever he
pleased, and who had such a hold
upon the affections of the X. n. Le-
gislature, that they offered him more
than his conscience would permit HIM
to accept, for taking care of the
States prisoners, is thrust forward
by the K. n. organs for the position
of speaker. We believe, however,
that Gen. Estell has renounced the
heresy of Know Nothingism and was
elected n the Democratic ticket
Their papers shove these men ahead,
Notwithstanding they admit the de-
mocrats have it their own way. 1t
would please them much to see a X.
N. elected Senator. 1t would please
them again to see X. n. fill the
Speakers chair. The people have
repudiated them as a party, and
there is no other way for them but to
smuggle in as many of their numbers
as they can. The body of the snake
is dead-the tail will struggle until
sunset. e., until the Legislature
has organized and elected two U. S.
Senators.
Butte record., 1856-11-22

REPORTED CAPTURE--We learn that
person answering the description of Hope
Hoagland, who killed man by the name 0:
Hunt, in Mountain Spring Township in this
county, about year since, has beeu arrest.
ed in Sacramento Sheriff Freer will des
patch messenger for him to- morrow. 1t
will be remembered that Hoagland was ad-
mitted to bail in the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars previons to the death of Hunt, when
he fed.