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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-23
KEOKUK: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90 1856

l. prMlSG. j.. H. crAYrooIE
A. l.. DEMING & CO.,
Successors 70 Granville b. Smith Coz
RANkEks and dealers in Exchange, Keokuk, 10.
1nlght checks on ali the principal cities constant
ly for sale ID sums u suit.
Collections this city RENTED Tor promptly at
current rates Of Exchahgs.
We Will buy and sell all kind of Gold. Specie,
and uncurren Bank Notes at best rates.
Interest allowed special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs. K. w Clark, Dodge Co. 90
Lucas Smonds, st. Louis.
Z. W Clark Bros.
n. Corwith d Co, Galena.
May q, 1885.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. c. ANDERSON, on Third, between Main
oand johnson Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remtted promptly, at current rate Of
Exchange.
vs. Interes on deposits when specially agreed
upsn.
Refer to f. w Clark Eros.,
Bogy, Miltenberger & Co., .,
John j. Anderson Co., - No'''
f. W Clark, Dodge & Co., New York City
gsk~ Office hours from A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
July IL, lS55.-dtf
Banking House OF Chas. Parsons.
Cor OF Main and I'd SITS, kE0kUK, IOWA.
S IGHT Exchange the East and South bought
,)and sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part If Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits a. per agreement.
Refer to / Lucas hlaa.n snoad; Z, St Louis; D. Mo-
Atlantic Bank, Boston
Duncan, sherman Co., New York.
Drexel 4 Co. Philade lphia, Pa.
Union Bank. Baltimore, Nd.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati o.
Price, Converse Co, New Orleans, La.
Sept. /, lS55--dly
T. w. Alexander a. Co.,
E0EW ARDING and Commission Merchants
L Freight Agents for New York Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Line. Erie Canal and Lakes.
l10 South Water Street, Central Wharf, Chicago Iii.
Lberal ca.h advances shipments of Produce
or Merchandise, for SAFE in this market or ship
ment TO friend. east.
Refer to W l.. Ewing Co.. 81. Louis, Mo-, s. q
W h. Thayer, Quincy, L. Green & Stone, Mu.ea
tine. Iowa; Is. ii. Campbcll d Co.. Galena III. J
II. Langley & Co, Rock Island, H.; Barkiey
Thompson CO., Davenport II. I. Foster, Boards
town, III. Hon A. starne. Springfield, nl A.
u ii Reed, Gaesburg III. W. 5. Gilman, New
York Fassitt ( Co., Philadelphia, Pa A. Gilbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank, chicago.
Mark packages Of T. " A. Co.
July II, ls55.--i4wly
Neal Abbot a. Co.'S Time Express.
DR0PkIEToRS Neal, Abbp, Co, So Broad St.
L \. y, Williams, Tanner 4 60, Buffalo Ship
daily by People Line 81 Steamers, foot Court and
street.
For bills Lading, apply to
7. Il. Brooke, S3 Broad St., N Y
Virgil lIillyer.
Mark packages Neal, 4 bbot / Co.'S Express -
July 27, ls5j.-ddw6m
1855. 1855.
Mercnants' western Line.
MEAL, ABBOT / CO, New York, WILLIAMS,
y TANNER 4 Co, Buffalo. Proprietors. Ship daily
from Pier 3 Last River, New York
A Il cargoes fully insured 10 Buffalo.
No transhipment between New York and Buffalo
For freight apply to
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II TTOhNEI and Counsellor at Law, keokuk, To-.
IA will promptly attend to all business entrusted
10 his care.
Special attention given to the collection Of Claims
Land Agencies. &c.
ofbce in the pos, 0fiee building, on Johnson ST..
between End and 3D. sept a
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DAVIES a HART.


w HoLEsAl lL Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No
w u.s. Main Street. keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that we have
engaged IN the above business. having all the facl-
tiles tor purchasing stock directly Of the manu-
faeurers NJ the lowest figures. 1t is our OBJ eot aud
determination 70 build up large and permanent
trade by Keeping hand large and well assorted
stock making prices low hat BE- less,
and terms and discounts ss liberal as any other
house.
Please call and examine stock. seplSd
Excelsior Root a shoe Manufacrory.
THE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
j. Il. HARRIS a. CO.,
IL ANlAG just opened shop, IN their old -A~
L business, on Third street, between Ma II u
and johnson, kcolcuk Iowa, respectfully ~
announce that they prepared to manu-
facture the neates and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got W.
Determined not to he excelied by any Inanufac.
turers in the West they solicit share Of public pat
ronage.
As we purchase direct from the importers, eur
stock Is always Of the latest fashion and best quail
y and at the loW figures.
Is we keep no Eastern sloI.work hand We
same character those made to order.
Call and leave your orders for a good fit. War
ranted . suit IN every particular.
Vs. Repairing IN the neatest and most substan-
tial manner dome On short notice
IT. HARRIS CO.
July 81, 1855. dy
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NORNER Sixth and Ridge streets. ! am prepared
~ to manufacture Boilers, Tanks Iron Boats, Lard
or Soap Kettles, Gas Holders, anything else CON
nected with my business, and to send competent
workmen to any part of the country to do repairs.
Ed WELCHMAN.
keokuk, Iowa Sent 81 d&wfy
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MARSHALL a Moss
John =. IIorntsn.

A TT0RNEfS at Law. oflce in POST
~ keokuk. Iowa u
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Doetors McGugin and Alien

IANE associated Themselves IN the practice Of
l. J. Medicine W III continue to attend IN consul
tatOD in all eases and to required distance Os-
ing Ia the spaciousness If their Office rooms, and
large libarry Of the best medical works extaBt,
they prepared receive and instruct aTge ciass
Of papils.
d. l.. MGugn II, b., Residence on 4th, between
Main and Blondea
j. 4, Allen NJ. D.. Residence On High between Cd
AMI 4th.
Office in the "post building 2d story, on ID st.
between Man and johnson.
CousuliatIon hours between II clock, A. NJ, and
NJ. oet3ld
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Fall Trade.
Gate City Root and Shoe store.
M. III Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
II'Hk undersigned would respectfully cail
L the atteition # ths Ladies' and Gentle k2I
mon IT ktokuk and vicinity, to their fine and N
we'll selected stock Of Boots and Sho = now
opened Ind for sale 1T the alb W estBn shment com
prislng all kinds If Ladies, Cent?, Misses Boys
and Chldren's wear, Of all styles grades and sizes
These goods haya been selected with special reference
TO neatness OF style and durability and will b, sold
at u very small advance above Eastern cost as we
are determined not 70 be undersod by anv house in
the city Please give M call. An examination Of
goods and prices il the only favor we ask
sept ., ls55.--d II. {. HUISKAMp & BRO
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Keokuk Book-Bindery.


AND BLANK BOOK NANUFACTORY
DLANh Books made and ruled 70 any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dock cts, As
sessors Books, Poll Books, de., DC, furnished at
short notice
Ola Books, Magazines. Music, &c, bound re-
bound in any style desired.
ESs- Ny Bindery Will be found on Second Street,
next door to the Atha aum, sign Ut .he Big Book
Jan. 26, lS54.--dlw. ISAAC y. PIERCE.
10000 BUSHELS WHEAT,
4 ND all unlimited quantity If Oats Corn, and an
Il kinds of produee wanted .minesuate.y 49,
The highest market prices will be paid for nsA
and grain of all kinds delivered at the commission
warohous of the undersigned On the LeNee' between
Main ana Johnson ire ts Il Euh.
oet22 dtwtf W A. PATTERSON co.
Curiosities for the Little Folks.
LIVERY thing ihat yua can think OF 70 tteklc tho
Il hearts Of tie iitte folks can be had Of { Obcr
oct 20. SIGN OF TIE BIG FIDDLE.
FANCY GOODs AND TOYS.
~ oBERr0P. No. ", Main street, has just
4. ceiged a large and complete assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Toys Musical instruments, Shot Guns,
Pstols. ancy China sets, and ou, which he viii
sell al
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash G. 0BEKT0P.
KeOkuk, OCT 20, 1855.
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TATt VI A 90.

FORWARDING and Commission Merchants No
100 Second Street, 81. Louis gents for th
ssle Of Halmes Louisville Hydraulic Cement Cal
cned Plaster. and Lime
Particular attention paid IL the sale Of Grain Ba
con, and Lard
March 25-dIv
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100 DoZ. floyd's American penetru,ing Lini-
w mcnt, in quantities to suit purchasers.
200 doz. Eseulapian Imminent and great variety
vf Patent Medicines al
April o, 1880 REYNOLDS Drug stor :
| tAsh pure Blackberry Vine suitable Tor medl.
elnal and saeramental purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
| ARD OIL, spirit Gas. Linseed Oil, Copai Japan
IL Demar and Coach Nnnish on hand and for sal
NJ REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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REYNOLDs' Drug store.
$. HIEIvISTRI.ET.

/ TNlON Block. Main Street Dealer In Epg -
- Lsh aud French Chemicals. Drugs nm. ~
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye tufts Brushes H
Perfumery, Fancy Articles Sc. &c q
All the Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians
prescription and family recipes will be accurately
and neat II prepared, and in case will any but
pure and genuine materials be USED.
dee 81
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S. S. Vail e Co

IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
MANUFACTURES of Steam Engines, Grst and
1SI saw Mill Machinery, Water Wheels. de.. Ac.,
corner Of Sixth and Bondeau Streets, Keokuk, lows
May 81. 1884. .xdGw
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IANEN N. REID.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. keol6uk, Iowa
nFFICE In the Rail Road Office On Main Styee
" over j. T.. Bruce's store.
August Z 1855
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IIAyING permanently located in this city, begs
l L leave t. inform HE friends and the citizens
generally that, until further notice be given he
mas be found Ut tie office of DIR. J. +. SANFORD.
March 3
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A TTokNlES at Law and General Land Agents
"A Mohteznma, Poweshiek county Iowa. Will
attend to all business entrusted 70 their care in
Poweshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tama, Marshall, and Las
per counties
Collections will receive special attention
Refer 70 u Douglass a Co. ~ Louis John
Block CO., pitlsburg ". A. Il l.. SUBWAY
Phliadelphiai i Benringer d Co, Baltimore; lion.
=. B CuriiA, Warren, Pennsylsania Hon. q. K
Barst, chorheld, Pennsyl ylyauiai Editor Pttsburg
DAILY Union, ac.
June 8, ls55-d
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nFFICE al his Residence. Biondeau Sire
None door W sst Of Second, heokuk, Iowa.
Ayril 20, lS3+.--d
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HORACE ~. AyKES

XtTHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, corner 0
w Main and Third Streets, keokuk, Iowa
Er~ Sign a the Big Mortar. ~s-1
A pril II, 1850. dAw
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II. HArIIIlI.. N. ID

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ST KGE0N,
HAVING Prominently located in this city, woul
L L respectfully solicit q share of public patron
age. Office Fourth street between NJ ain and Bion
deau dec27dly
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j. w. NnisHEs.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, ottumwa, Wapclo Coui
"A ty. Iowa.
July %. 1865.
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I : agent for the Missouri State Mutual Insurance
i Company, the Directors Of which among the
oldest aud beat known business men Of st. Louis.
d4drtf
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w A. PATTERSON, wA. TIMBERsAs, PATTERSON
WM. A. PATTERSON CO.,
COMMISSION d FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. 80 and 40, Levee, keokuk. Iowa
Cons gnments Of all kinds of Produce will receive
prompt and personal attention
August 20, IS55.-dawy
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CHARLTON LUCAS CO.., IOWA.
ID K. st J0HS bags leave 10 inform his old
ID. friends and tae travelling public nerally
that be ha. removed from Llhertytile - Charlton,
where he has taken tie Hotel formerly known ~ the
United State which ne mas completely repaired aud
refunishe1 IN the most comfortable manner. aud Of
fers good accommodations as can be found IL the
country.
Connected with the house i s. good and ecmm"dl-
ous stable, always well supplied with feed
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" b. sokEHyIILE. JOHNSON RrDa. c. y, BRADFORD
n. q. Produce a. Com mi ssSOu House.

OMMEKNILiE, BRADFORD co. General
.JProducc, Commission and Forw arding Merchants
New Orleans. Particular attention paid to the pur
chase and sale of Western Produce. Also, 10 the
Receiving and Forwarding business generally Or
ders respectfully solicited, Ne. II Ichorpitoulas
street.
Inl. L.
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News from the south Pacific.

The steamer Tsltivia from Caao, Feb. 26 arrived at
Panama. at 2 p NJ March 8. She had the semimo nth
Iy mail twenty five passengers and about hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars IN specie for Europe
Her dates are Valparaiso. Feb. 15 Calao Feb 26 Paita
March q Guayaquil, March7-
CHILE.
From Valparaiso We have accounts Of most awful
shpwreck and less of e On the 3Oth Janusry the Chile
steamer Cazedor left Talcahuano having board
358 PERSONS So Of whom iodiers officers 148 wo-
men, 10 children, IA passengers and SO Of crew.
little before p. OF the same day, in a smooth sea-
end making about knots, she upon rock south OF
Maule, and Immediately commenced sinking. An order
was at once given to lower the boats and in the attempt
one unfortunately upset. Only "A OF the 1858 were
saved, in which number was only one woman.
lhe mines report favorably.
PERU.
There is no important from this republic The
National Convention still continues its lsbors every
thing remains in most unsettled state, in consequence
Of which trade is paralyzed, and business Of AL kinds
dull.
The United States slcopofwar St. Marys was at CAL
ac detained acsount Of the disturbed state of the
country, and the apprehended difficulties between Cas-
ABB Ut April ], but the time is now uncertain.
II. B. M. ship Monarch, Admiral Bruce, left on the
26h February for the Island OF San Lorenzo for exercise
French frgate Pursuivsnts, Admiral Tounichon, and
steamer lie Voiser were At anchor In the harbor The
esmer 70 % ss Ioa pa alter the arrival Of the next
the 25th for Narqussas and Sandwich Islapps.
On Washngton's birthday, February D. the English
and Ss sas II
We have no lsie news from Bolivia or Ecuador.
VALPARAISO Feb 15-silver, in bars, SO rs per mark
copper s23 quinta COAL s12 per tom cbarquc sl7
per quntal wheAt % 90 per auesa -four $s per 200
per qunta rapetrs in Iquique, 81 IS psr quinta Pc
ruvian bark, $26 per quintal
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ANTICIPATED INVASION BY GENERAL Wake
lErQrn the Panama Herald Marnh 10


GFrom the Panama Herald, March 10
Late advfces from Costa Rica inform that Il Is
pected Waher and his party will invade the Territory
and teze Punta Arenas which has threatened
and destroy. The government has sent four hundred
troops to defend the place. and determined In every
way to est this unprovoked and piratcai atem
invade tie republic. Whatever excuse Walker might
have for his interior in Nicaragua he has certainly
for invading Costa Rca which countryis peacefully
pre- esng undr Its present liberal and enlightened adj
ninsration We certainly think that the presence of
Br,ish and French OF war Is necessary at Punta
Arenas tn protect foreign property, and that Amo
coast than in preventing Walker and his party from
vseirg country with which the United S:atei Is at
peace.
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The Ansirs Of ADAMS & Co.
TRIAL OF A. A. DISCOVERY OF THE
ssH@ LOST BOOKS.

Lost BOOKS
from the San Francisco Alta March 81
BY far the most important matter sgitStine the puic
mind rince the departure Of the last semi onAy stea
er and which, up to this date il the theme Of general
comment, the trial of A. Cohen late Tscsiver Of
Adams Co., which 10 still progressing In the Fourth
$4,000 of the assets OF Adams Co.. which Cohen Is
charged with having embezzled immedistsly after the
ilnre OF that house. while the Funds IN his hsuds
Tor the benefit OF the creditors The defence deny that
any Suen amount o money ever went into the
OF Cohen or indeed funds except whut b has duly
accounted for. When the suit 6rst commenced the
testimony reied upon to sustain tho charge Of ebez7e
ment was principally Of an oral character, the cash
book and ledger Of the banking department. Of Adsms
Co., had not been since their desvery into Cohsns
hands q the time Of his sppontment to the ressversap
on the 2Sd OF February 1856 and no proessed his nAb
iy TO account tor their The books how
eve1ehave come to niight in most marvellous man
ner since the trial commenced On the morning
On the North Beach portion of this city discovered
bsg washing Ashore In the surf and upon dragging II
out OF me water snd ripping 1t open behold the long
lost books were before HIM The anaonncsraent OF this
the The books had evidently besn water but
shor time pei fscsly iegibe and sithsurh thst
poron OF the ledger which shood show the true assets
Of Adams Co. ct the time Of the failure was torn out
ledger will In manner supply the defeiency SO that
the cash account be properly made up The labor
OF arriving at this result is going The manner
In which these books spirited away after their de-
livery into Cohens possession, why they mutiated
before being put into the wate and when how
what purpose they despatched their sea voyage
ains a. yet matter G profound mystery OF course
the inference s very strong that Cohen has been con-
cerned IN this tampesing with the books but il remains
to be feen whs the this bs legally proven or not
coheo is now in the county jail where he has been dur
ing the past two months. The trial will probably be
concluded within week.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
~~~~>~~~>>~~~~~>>>>~~N~~~0~~
Two Weeks Later News from
s s California.
>s>n~~~>>oN~>~~~~~~~>>s>~V>>
0,26l, 900 i'm Treasure.
o~sS~~S~~~,~~~-c.~~~.v,>~.>~..
AoRE INDIAN DISTURBANCES IN CALIFORNIA.
|N~s~~H~~~>>>Ns~~>>~U0~~~
Masasrc Of Farmers On Rogue River.
MUsIClL AND THEATRICAL.
News nom Oregon and Washington Teritoriey.
>~~Neooo~~~o~~~,>.~>>~>,~.~S~
MARRIAGES. BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
MI A X KET TS
M A X X e T S ,

The steamship Illinois, Lieut.. Boggs, Commander, ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Aspinwal March 10,
bringing the California mails and dates to the 9Th inst
and 81, ,261 900 in treasure:-
The following is the specie List Of the Illinois,
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AFFAIRS IN KANsAs--We learn by gentleman
from Kansas, that the Iegrsla At Topeka sa-
journed On Saturday At II wes understood that wrts
ORDER bad been received At Ieavenworth from Gov
shannon. by the United states Marshal Mr. Jones re
qpiripg his presence to exscae the wrs Th,s Was ON
Monday last and It u PROBABLE that IL has oeen DONE
eespateh from oorville, received yesterday says
II quiet In AAnsAs --S,. LogR ReVabca,s, Mrch q.
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q.
The kavels are playing farewell engagement at the
Metropolitan theatre, and craving crowded houses. A
number OF the old resident astors giving entertain.
ments at the Union The Germania Society have given
the secend Of their series Of ns trumenta concerts The
selections from the grand German onposers the
Sonora Garbato has sung at each with m ,deras
success Mckean Buchanan is making the tour of the
inferior towns where many o! the best know actors
clair play ing at Sacramento, but purposes mskIpg
rip to New York this spring. The Misses Gougeniiam
pers from Australia represent that Madame anna Bishop
has arrived there with Bochsa hut had not appear
ed IN public She residing With her daug ,er who ia
married In Melbourne The past four months ON the
whole have not been successful for the theatrical
traternity-though there are instances to the CON
traIy. The Ravels the main attraction at pre-
SENT and with their departure there will be little
else TO fall back upon. Novelties ara imperatively
commanded BY the public and here where the theatre
geers are composed to certain extent of regular set
faces, novelty however striking, clogs upon
the pnbhc taste than any other community.
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INDIAN DISTURBANCES ON THE PIAIns.-From Mr.. Gle
ment Cox says the LBS Angeles Star who arrived ia
that city from the Mohave, learn that an attack
was made by party of the MohAve Indians on . Dor.
ton OF MIR. A. p Green's surveying company near the
sink OF the Mohave end north OF the base line The at
tack was made on Tuesday OF last week three men
while Ct work sectionizng by the of r. S. Red
nond Hugh Mcorrey, and John Kef, which resulted in
the death OF One of the parties McGorrey) and the
wourding Of Ke Mr.. Redmond is missing and is sup
posed to have been killed BY the Indians The Indian,
were armed with bows and arrows and knives. No
trouble had occurred previously with the Indians BY auy
Of the surveying parties. There had been rain on the
Desert but once duiing the winter. and feed very
poor
ANOTHER FnIBusTER ExPEDrIoN.-A number OF rest
less characters said to be organizing an exped
ton in this city the object of which the conquest and
revoutlonzng of the departments OF TAbasco and CHA
pas, In Southern Mexico These departments incu. Q
the famous Isthmus Of Tehauntepec and II s supposed
that descent upon this hinly Inhabited and uupro-
tected region during the existing political dissentfons of
Mexico would render the country easy prey to the
invaders OF what the country could prove to the
expeditioniss difficult to conceive. But in these
days Of adventure and extension there to be no
limits to the mani est cestiny ideas of Caforuians-
San Francisco alta California.
TIE SONORA FiRE.-The Columbia Ga-dts contains .
list Of the Losses by the FIRE at Sonora Wal c.
Smith, $6,000 Ben Vaughn, 50 800; George Higbe,
$1,000; Hssg HAyveman. 81 500; yignie's saloon,
So 400 Eagle restaurant So 000 Isaac Levy, $780, John
Lyons, $780, Peter Mehan, 81 000 Mr. Britchrs $500;
Mrs. Myres, 5000; Mr Hsnaner, 81 900; James lyons,
$780, N. srelle, 81, 900; Mr. Cabesatl $500; Mr..
Thatch, $3.50; Shooting gallery, $1,000.