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Butte record., 1856-06-21

WoST Go.-J. ". Bagley, and Jane,
Cusick, who have bern sentenced by the
Vigilance Committee to leave the com,
try BY the Goth, have published card:
denying the justice of the sentence an
demanding TO be confronte d with theiI
accusers before the Committee. They
decline to obey tie sand bag mandate
until they have mad fair investigation
Butte record., 1856-06-21
no The louisville Democrat persists


IN asserting that louisville Is declining
The Journal asserted the other day that
there were Only 81 vacant tenements in
the city; this the Democrat denies, and
says there are SO vacant tenements on
Main Street alone, giving the items to
prove it. The merchants of that city
have passed resolution to the etftc'
that the public prints of our city be re-
quested to discontinue the discussion Of
the prosperity of this city. The papers
will not comply. The decline of the
city is laid to the account of X. N. vic.
tories. "Mcn," adds the Albany
Knickerbocker, "will not live in city
where women and children are murdered
in cold blood, for the insane doings of a
drunkard"
Butte record., 1856-06-21

rA- Now AND THEN-A few months
since the people Of California elected
Judge Murray to the Supreme Bench
by an nnmstakable majority. Accord
ing to the Vigilance Editors the people
are callinr upon him to resign. Wha'
has he done since bis election last fall
that the people should now demand hi'
removal? Positively nothing. Either
the people er the Vigilance Editors are
consumate Asses and we know the
people are not
Butte record., 1856-06-21
District Court.

BUTTE CoUNTY--JuNE TERM-Hos wm.P.
DAINGERFIELp, Presiding.
s. A. Dickey VS.. J E. Meacham-contin,.,
rom March term Judgment for defendant
for cost. of suit
NJ. Treese VS. J -ejectmeat-co,,;,.
ued from March Term Judgment for d..
fendant for his costs of suit.
NJ Walsh VS. A Skinkle-Foreclos.-. 4,
mortgage. Judgment rendered and Sc, .,;d.
and new trial granted March Term 1876
Judgment for plaintiff
Clymer vs. S Young and Youus-J,Ss.
ment for defendant and exceptions taken.
Hill VS. AClark-cjectment-coh
from March Term. Judgment for plaints
and damages Sl50-exceptiOns taken.
R Brown ct ais, VS.. John Elliott ct ,l,-.
damagcs-dismissed at Plaintiffs cost
Tom Hall ct ais. VS. A Gallagher q. als-Fo,
possession of mining claim-judgment Of non.
suit by consent Of Plaintiffs attorney,
Horatio Wilson ct ais. vs.. 8 P Carlow o. al.
Ejectment and damoges-verdict for tlsin.;n
This was a suit for the possession Of Quart,
claim. The attorney. sought to iutroduc,
rules and regulations of miners for tn. Dur.
pose Of establishing right to the sam.. and
the court refused to permit them to do so. d.
Gliding that the rules and regulations Of mi.
ners could not give nor divest right h,,
that when actual possession Of a po,t,o,
of claim was proved, thst the rule.
and regulations of miners ght be given for
the purpose of proving the erient Of the claim
but that rule Of miners could not civ.
constructive possession, SO as to oust an actual
possessor or occupant.
Milton Price ct ais, vs. Samuel Storsn. q, ,,.
ipjunction-continued.
Fitz Hawey vsJ Frank. McT,sth Ct .l,.
injunction and damages-coutinu ued.
Bird & Morris vs Cha's sClark-ejectmen.--
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Ferguson s. Co VS. Jean Fou nie-sssump,,
continued
J II Shepard VS. W Marq uis and yort-
Foreclosure of mortgage--continued
S s Huff W B NJ settlement 81
partnership. Referred to " Sexton 10 rs-
port at next term.
C s Wilson VS. Henry Gerks ct sls-dissslu-
tion of partuership-continued
D. 3. Myrick vs. Howell Powell ct al.-oon.
tiuued.
WB Vantine rs Young Amerc, Mining
Company-judgmentb by default.
VIM E Sheffield VS. Jacob S. Morris. Juds-
ment for plaintiff
Richard Whorskey vs. Wyman Rsvips and
Feather River Water Mining compary--s.-
sumpsit--judgmcnt by default.
Ephraim Doty vs. The Wyman Ka-ine and
Feather River Water and Mining Company
mpsit--judgment by default.
Ralph Bird VS. George W Soversign-ejsc,.
ment--cause continued with leave on the part
of plaintiff to striks the name Of Jacob S.
Morris from the complaint.
Joseph Ackermann vs. Bird Morris
mechanics lien-judgmsnt by stipulsT.e.
" Saturly vsC Bancroft--sssumprit---
judgment by default
The People VS. French and Odeli-fhdicted
for murder-Escaped from prison on ths 2t,s
May-not yet rotaken-continued.
II II Mitchell VS. James L Henshaw-Tres.
pass continued
Ira D Bird VS. E Denison-Ejec,meu,-
Continued.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

HANDSOME PREsENT.-Prof Harney,
the Editor of the Louisville Democrat,
has been presented by number OF
prominent citizens of that city, with "a
handsome service of silver plate, and the
sum of $500 in gold, as an evidence Of
the esteem in which he is held for his
bold and manly denunciation of mob
law, and his able defence of civil and
religious liberty.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

r@- The colored Kuow-Nothings Of
Ohio have called State convention, to
be held at Columbus on the ooth. Their
white brethren, not to be outdone in
patriotic labors, have called theirs for
the 27,h-two day, in advance. They
appear to be busily at work to circum
vtnt each other.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

A FIGILANTE SHor.-Tho's. B. Cum
ningham, Undertaken of San Francisco
was arrested by order of the vigilanes
Committee, on the night of the 10Th.
He refused to capitulate, and fired twice
wounding one Of the committees Dutch
'fsogers.''
Butte record., 1856-06-21

RIsLEY's BALLET TRoUPE.--This ex-
celleDt company, accompanied by Mems.
D'Evani, the wonderful contortionist
and India rubber man, gave concert
at this place Oh Thursday evening to a
large audience. Those in attendance,
speak very highly of the performance oil
the Troupe, and D'Evani is truly the
wonder of the age. They left this place
for Forbestov on Friday.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

LET THEM REsIGN-We announced yes
terday. says the that Mr.. North had resigned
his ofiee Of Marshal of San Francisco He
has set noble example that we want to see
followed by Van Ness, ScanDel. Hays, Byrno
Kohler and others, and thereby allow the
people TO elect a new and honest set of OH
cials. There never will be settled State Of
affairs until the whole ..kit and Doodle" of the
illegally elected officers are removed.-Cal
american.
What free choice the American cit
izens of San Francisco could make, while
the Vigilance Committee are in full
blast, with their French troops, their
thirty cannon and sand bag fortifcati"n.
Officers could be elected as unanimously
as Louis Napoleon was elected Emperor
of France. An admirable remedy for
ballot-box stufing!
Butte record., 1856-06-21

A MINISTER WITHOUT GOVERN
MENT.-Senor MarcoIeta is left in very
awkward position by the recognition Of
of Padre Will, which places him funntus
obfcio as far as Nicaragua is concerned
We suggest, in order to save his miLis-
terial dignity, that he be recognized ms
Ambassador from the Rest OF mankind.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

RoYALTY IN THE KITcHEN.-Al letter
from San Juan del Norte says that Prin-
cess PhilIipa, sister of the negro King
of Mosquito, is now servant in tho
house of colored preacher in that
place named Smith.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

To BE HuNG.-Frank j. Beeler, con-
victed of the murder of Joseph Powers,
near Spanish Flat, in FL Dorado county,
on the Sd of March last, is sentenced to
be executed on the 25th July,
Butte record., 1856-06-21

ApoLocErIc.-Our last edition went
before the public in very unreadable
condition, owing to the fact that we
undertook to work our hand press by
steam.
Butte record., 1856-06-21
lob PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention of our friends who
In want OF Job Printing the fact that prepared
to execute every description Of work in line in
style that cannot tail to give satisfaction. We have
recently made and extensive additions to our
assortment of Job Materials and have facility doing
all kinds Of work moderate rates and on short notice
Butte record., 1856-06-21

ARRIVAL OF MORE VrGILANTERs.-
The Golden Gate had on board fou,
splendid and valuable "Jacks" from
Kentucky Two of them belonged tt
Mr.. John F. McCauley, and are impor-
ted ut considerable expense. These
jacks are said to be the finest "mcsi
respectable ever brought to this State,
Butte record., 1856-06-21

rA. One of the old Downi,ville Wig.
lance Committee, comes out in the ST.
ezra Citizen, in favor of forming com
mittee in Downievills. The poor fellow
must chang another woman" or spile,
Butte record., 1856-06-21

nsa- JUDGE MURRAY.-Nearly every
X. N. paper in the State is calling on
Judge Murray to resign, and accuse him
Of being ole Of the greatest rascals in
the State A few months since these
same papers were supporting him for the
high judicial position he now occupies,
and to which he was chosen by the peo
pie. The only papers that do net now
denounce him, are those that opposed
his election. Those who denounce b IN
now, made him appear most righteo Gus
Judge, less than year since. Do these
*. n. Journals now see the beautiful IF
feet of swearing men to vote certain
ticket
Butte record., 1856-06-21

r@- Chief Justice Murray who was
elected BY the K Ms last September,
has taken trip to Carson Valley for the
benefit of his health. He will proba bly,
return greatly invigorated-as soon as
the Vigilance Committee disband.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

GooD.-It is suggested in some quar-
ters that the Republicans nominate Kit
Carson, of New Mexico, for Vice Pres
ident, on the ticket with Frsment, for
as Fremont and Carson have been great
travellers they ought to be able to run
we'll
Butte record., 1856-06-21

ExPELLED.-The Vigilance portion
of the Sand bag committee of San Fran
cisco, have expelled A. NJ. Heslrp from
their body, on charges preferred by bis
wife and daughter,
Butte record., 1856-06-21

sS- NEw CALIFORNIA PAPER w c
have received the first punIber Of new
paper published at Santa Cruz, entitled
the "Pacifc Sentinel" II is published
by j. McElroy, Esq, formerly of the
Monterey Sentinel.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

Z. S. DISTRICT ArToRNEY-It said
that T. W. Sutherland has been appoin-
ted U. S. District Attorney, in place Of
Col. Inge.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

n@- A friend calls the Vigilance
movement in San Francisco one of those
revolutions sometimes pointed out as ne
cessary by the finger of God. We fear
our friend has mistaken the barbcd eau.
die appendage of the Devil for the index
finger Of Christ.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

THE SMALL Pox.-San Fracisco is
cursed with mob, and now we learn
that the small pox has broken out
amongst the citizens. War and pesti-
lence. Famine comes next on list.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

@ 1t is stated that Dc Tocqueville
the author of Democracy in America, ,
is aqout to publish in Paris ga History
of the French Revolution
Butte record., 1856-06-21

STAGE UpsET.-The Oroville stage
upset near the Miners Ranch, Oh
Wednesday morning. The passengers
sustained no serious injury, and the
coach was but slightly damaged.
Butte record., 1856-06-21
New Advertine1aaexat1.
= = =
NOTICE

rs hereby given To the stockholder Of the
Il Old MONTEZUMA MINING CO.. that
there will he q meeting OF the stockhoiders Of
said Co., at their Office in bidvell, Butte Co..
on Saturday, the l2th day Of July, 1865 tor
the purpose Of eecting oificers of said Co. Tor
the presens year. j. NJ. BURI,
Bidweli, June 10, SO. (33tdl Secy.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

FRESH ARRIVAL OF CELEsrIALs.-
ihree hundred and twenty>two China
men arrived at San Francisco Cd Sunday
June 10, in the ship Nicotine from
Hongkong.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

JULIA DEAN HAYNE.-This dIstin.
guished actress who arrived with her
husband on the Golden Gate, will ap-
pear at the Metropolitan.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

EDITORIAL CHAHGE.-Wm. II. Mauss
Esq, has assumed the Editorial charge
of the Morysville Inquirer, and that pa
per now sustains the vigilance committee
Of the Sand>bag city.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

ssr GEO. W. BLooR, Esq, Associate
Editor of the California Express, amongst
other good Things, has perpetr.tsd mss-
rimopy.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

CoNriKMED.-The Supreme Court Of
the U. 8. has confirmed the claim for the
Pulgas Rancho.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

BARLKY.-One hundred acres of bar
ley in Yuba County, has yielded sixty
nine bushels to the acre. It's estimated
that the barley, as we'll as the wheat
crop, will be an average one.
Butte record., 1856-06-21
9Ts7AXED,

nN or about May 25th. one clay bang
OHURSE, S or 10 years old. black name and
tail, brand on the left neck letters 7 o. Aiso'
one black horse MULE-brand unknown
A liberal reward will be paid for the return
Of snid animals TO the subscriber, At Bidveu-
June 2i. 1856 1887 GEO. W. HESo.
Butte record., 1856-06-21
QUARTERLY MEETING.

FuNHE Rev. MR.. BLAND viii be in attend
Il nnce to perform the services Of the Fourth
Quarterly Meeting for Bidweli Circuit. .o-d'!
and Tomorrow. Services at the Court Honse
1T '''clock, P N. this day. end o-no'r'~
., ID rlcck A u.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

E0- The Second Volume of Benton S
Thirty Years View in the u S. Senate
has been finished, and will soon be is
sued
Butte record., 1856-06-21

uA. The District Court for this ceun-
ty, which has been in session for nearly
two weeks past adjourned on Thursday
Butte record., 1856-06-21

%- "Anti-Vlgil.nue IL the price of
Liberty"
Butte record., 1856-06-21

sa- The Uuited States Treasurer re.
ports the amount on hand suhiec. to
draft on the oath ult., S24,SS5, 900.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

The SEAL OF THE ConMITTEE.-A
writer in the Mountain Democrat gives
the following Interpretation Of the seal
of the committee:
"Fiat i,ssticia--when justice is done-ruot
caium-they (the commitree) will rush up
towards heaven ,at the end of a ropc) mo
creed'-no belief in God, religion or the devil
No party"--certainly there never was such
another mo Observation-Disclosures and
treason are confined to no country or latti-
tude. The single Eye" in the centre denotes
that they partake of the nature Of those giant
monsters of old known as "Cyclops," whose
appetites delighted most in human gore"
Butte record., 1856-06-21
Agents fer the Butte Record.

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fIEh- oregon tiiy-
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J. E. JACKSON. Dog,oxnt
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DIR. BROTHERTON -. Proherton's Store
JiMEs TROUGHTON ON........ Wyan,fot,e
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NJ. PENCE. siesiila Valley
The Record" be procured from any OF the above
named Agents. whe also authorized TO receive ad.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-26
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
STEAMER BURNED.

]
MILWAUKEE,, Sept 25-The steamer Niagara
was burnt last night near Port Washington on
Lake Michigan. One hundred lives are report
ed to be lost-the Hon. Jho. B. Macy is supposed
to be among the victims Capt. Miller is among
the saved. No further particulars have been
received.
(sEcoSD pIsrErcH)
The Daily Sentinel, Extra, says: We are
panied 10 be obliged to record another dreadful
lake disaster in tile loss by fire of steamer Nj
agara, of the Coliingswood line, last night of
port Washington, about 90 miles north of this
city. We are indebted to Mr. William Snow,
of the firm of Snow & Williams, of this city,
who came up on the Traveller last night for the
following particulars:
The Niagara Capt F. s Miller, took fire on
her passage from Collingswood to thisport, when
within aboutfour miles of Port Washington and
some % miles from this port, and in very short
space of time was entirely consumed and sank.
The light was plainly seen here at p. m. last
night. The steamer Traveller, Capt. Sweeney.
bound here, fortunately came to the assistance
of the boat, and the Captain and officers and
meu CALAMITY exerted themselves to save lives,
and with success.
The following is the list of those saved by
the Trgveler-and many others it is said were
picked up by boats and vessels which came in
sight: Harvey Ainsworth, Royalton, VT; j..
Curtiss, Steubcu Co., n. Y; Henry Locee,
Washington, VT; VIM. Hoage, Buffalo, N. ";
Jno Hill, Gollingwood; II. Chambers and lady,
Hamilton; j. Locke, Waterbury, vt; Horny
Locke, do; Lewis Hart, Utica, n. Y; J. P ken
nedy, st. Lawrence, n. Y; Julia Kennedy, do;
C. K. Westbrook, Green Bay, Wis; DIR. S. II.
Allen, Concord, n. H.; Jas. Robinson, Knox Co.
Ill.,; Hugh Kennedy lost, and his wife and
daughter; and three dead bodies ut Port WASH
ington, all ladies, one lady had a ring marked
as E. ID. G."
The Niagara had very large load of freight
all total loss OF the crew saved were Capt
F. S. Miller, third mate, name unknown, engi-
neer, Nickinson, w. j. Thourbour, fireman,
A. Snyder, j. Garden, Robt. Gillespie, a. Garry,
and d. Dill, waiter.
The propeller Illinois took up a large number.
There were several sail vessels that did service.
1t is reported that Jno. B. Macy was on board,
also j. K. Goodrich, of this city. The water
was so cold no one could live ii it
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FROM pHm.ADELpHIA.

PHLADELpmA, Sept 25th.-New Orleans pa
pers OF Thursday and Friday have arrived.
the 18th.
The hurricane had done great damage at Ina
gna and other Bahama islands. At Inagua thir-
ty houses were blown down, five vessels strand
ed, and four lives lost
There were four deaths at Charleston by fever
on Monday.
The Union says Pierce leaves Washington
early next week and expects to reach Concord
on the I'd of October, and remain there ten days
OF two weeks.
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1900

BEplE CouMExCED.- Cooll-and Brother, con-
tr1ctors for building the bridge over the Ohio
ms, a, this city, for the Pittsburgh and Steu-
bsari,le Railroad Company, commenced opera
t5as Ills morning. with strong force oflabor-
Us and workmen -!SteuJehriNe Herald.
You may bridge the Ohio River on the State
Of Ohio side as much as You please and your
Oiio charters will permit, but when you com
ntaoe 10 bridge that part of the river over
,tih virginia claims jurisdiction, you will
Flably find it not so easy bridged by half, as
ne Ear imagine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-26

Ia Wheeling Times and Intelligencer don't
81 willing to correct the error they made few
u since, in publishing that 1t was the Central
al being built up to Bridgeport, instead of
eG3ereland and Wellsville road being built
als 10 Bcllnir City.-S. ClarSritie Gasette.
E some means our St Clairsville exchanges
d st week, were misplaced We requested
tsGazette and the Chronicle to send US each a
as Of their paper. They have not yet COM
~ with our request, and the occasion for
'-ish we wanted them has now passed
However, we have always understood that
contract is in existence between the Central
0io and the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
Nais, by which the former is obligated to nee,
= latter in a common depot at Kirkwood,
rheneyeF the latter shall be completed to that
pint We have never heard of this contract
tag rescinied, and if it isstilln force, and the
Csatsal Road should be unable Mt this time to
comply With It's part of tie contract. and the
tevelaad and Pittsburgh Road advances the
money, or builds the four miles of road for them,
7s Do not know that we materially erred in our
Sa'snent, and until we are advised by better
t'iaority than that of one of the proprietOrs of
tie town Of Bsllair to the contrary, we shall let
as statement go as we madeit When he have
roper authority for stating that Bellnir is the
terminus of the Central Ohio Railroad, as will
Is ilatOf the Baltimore and Ohio and Cleveland
.nd Pittsburgh, as stated by the Gazette, twill
BE- tim. enough tOpubiish that fact to the world
and e''Fect cur statement as to the Central Road
0'i's Completed to the town of Kirkwood.
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\. O. fair to prime.1Ohi@10h
Crushed, Pulyer!ssd and
GFanulated .1jI15

Saddle, harness and Trunk manuiaCJOy
JEREMIAH D. SHEPPARD and CIIAs. MORGAN have
q this day entered into partnership in the Saddle, Harness
and Trunk business under hnae of Shep
Having purchased from Mr. knote the manufacturing
part his extensive establishment, and oeerPynS his large
workshops, facilities manufacturing which Will
furnish description articles AT
rates. and of the latest and most improved style.
we hand full assortment of all articles in
line, consisting of Saddles, Brides, Harness. Trunks,
Collars Whips, Carpet Rags. S3chels Saddle Bags &C., &c,
will be sold wholesale aud retail at the very
lowest
attention will be paid to ordered work; repair
ing promptly attended and trust, by strict attention
prices continuance Of Patrcn
has been literally bestowed the former
proprietor. SHEPPARD & MORGAN,
Au::2-3m No 13l MaIu ST., corner OF Union.
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CenGral OnlO 0d1110hus
further notice, passengers for The 8 90 train nom
u BeIair, will leave the depot Of the T. o. Railroad in
Wheeling at o'clock and passengers for the 1923 train
Beiai place ut 10 O'Clock, Wheel.
ing lime. THATCHER PERKINS,,
Superintendent.
W. TERRY, General Passenger Agent.
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AgsyFyG IHE GAuxTLBr.-During the pro-
80 Of an extensive FIRE on the line Of the Wa
H. 's., :, and Rome Railroad, New York, caused
~, 'as burning of several thousand cords of
~ 80; lie following exciting incident occurred.
80. -: he aged so fiercely that the passenger
n ;I@. y Which ,h was to have left Rome at l-2 P.
- a.. NJ Watettown, did not, for it could not, go
p On Thursday. The freight train due Mt
.','le 81 o'clock had as much as it could do,
i +, 'ne tire and smoke, to rush through; the
iii.'tH engineers, and tirenen aboard, were OBJ
-, - 70 seek shelter in doors, or as best they
ia Ia Z Falst the train Numbered through the
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nPinLnnE ANn nER1LIrr

Mr. Silas LscOmb OF birmingham says have found in
BOerhaYeS Btters remedy for headache and debility. Ny
wife has also used II with the greatest benefit"
Mr. Nicholson. OF Pittsburgh, also says he hcXps
rtenced much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS.
A Kl0GHder's T6st70ay.Jacob Rinskes, living in the
Holland settlement OF sheboygan,
misery attending utter rostraton OF
mind and body Ihave been restored By using BOerhayes
B!tters, TO perfect health" -ts
Thefact this remedy being In such high repue among
the HoGiders in Wisconsin, Michigan Ne YOrkn fact,
every Holland settlement In the United Stateargues In
is favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: hen commenced taking
Noerlaves Holland Bers could hardly Eai&-now en-
iOv excellent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-26

ri '.iil'F0sicAL.-The London company instruct
Ia. '.s lioneer colonists of Virginia to seek a
- through the interior of America to the
CO -,, mules The orders were to explore every
Tvs fv's'itfaee stream flowing into the Atlantic,
r .1,.. 'ls west or northwest The London com
H. gave eredence to the story told the English
80 ! fosnish Indian in 1856. who reported
Rent g,[oS tales of gold at the head waters of the
80. 'Ne Fi'cT, and that its source was so near
listen "ss'eFn ocean that the salt water would
dash over into the clear fountains of