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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-15
WHEELING AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
CyT-S-D0IT-ThrD
M'Coy's Cholera Svrup.

L CHOLERA, CHOLERA M0RBUs, CHOLERA ISFAN-
TUA Summer Complaint Of Chiren, DArrl GA DyEptrT
Sc have prepared large supply 70 meet ne az
mands Of the sea1ou. have manufactures and sofa of
THIS syrup over one hundred GALLONS single season AZ
Cholera preventive and remedy has no equal FnoIu
/ % me. ItF4ssRE1 Il Mccoy
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MEDICAL.
AMPToH,s TINCPURE

uAdeToN,B TINcTURE
HAMPToNs TINoTURE 9'-'.
WILL CURE COUGH
TTNCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE sCRoFULA
HA8IPT0N'S TTNCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAAfPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA
HAAIPTON'S TLNCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
TINCTURE
WILL INyIGORATP
.HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SPIRITS
HAMPTON'S TfSCTURE,
Wherever ussd has been successful CURING DISEASE
after other remedies have tailsd
GREATREWEDT r, and shoaId he used in every TaF1lr
NR. I'M Non
e4's1 = -'t. SJs EDR1R y SPP1KzISs D'sa"
No. "a REGisFKR sIREET BALTIMORE,
No't dr:aGf! eg,s Of Segga FgsGr.g !. stg si'
Mss X4RY Sc0FIELD, TsaeRtr,
No. SO Baltimore q.
r egss eg s y, o. sFsTsEg a qs g e. IN
s4 HERED is rs. ScRG .t a ''S'
member Of ConEress from hsntueey "a mass Of sore,
from head to foot Ills eyed turned inside out, PIo:Erd
DYSPEPSIA, BERT0ES DISEASE. Dc.
Nf. Mn. oldham, Of Baltimore hoGse suffered
severely Effected cured by Hanpioa's Vegetable
THnetrre, hfter other thlngs failed
GOEGH, CONSUMPTION. do.
M nenry q VIM had Cough for Eeat-
remedies 5It Us s5Sea d g1ly BY
MenRRenl 10 OR best Ln0Wn (!tIi2ena!
TIE GRE4 LLgTIGoRAT oR AND RBST0RER OF
THE SUAlAIER-ITS DISEASES-THE REM.
EDY AT HAND
/ .RAMPTON2S. VEGETABLE TINGYURE.
We have the the good effects
Bowels INCIDENT the It fBviEorates the
stomach and bowels and renders the assist.
anee IN combating he approach Of indeed all forms
HANPTo8as EKGEZABLB TZSOTURE
BS its aid zetiaa the stomach. Liver and kidneys Ei
AFsetiSas, Paiaa a he Buck SIDE Gsd Beede, Goa
sfEgtiOs, 4SeToEE1. RAeE afisJR Cost eurG9td, Ei'
taLa Pkss R2ieek lEGiaf Foris and SsyFoas De.
biIiftEE and All diseases arising from impure blood
z.zs-z- DELIC4 ECHZLDREH.
One bottle IN FEOTe iss SSPSr.oE
HamPtoa'S unesure cannot be exeeIed As beaedylnG
agent superior any cosmetics Of Tie day,
producing beautiful clear skin, and giving to the ehee
the eolor Of the impartlnE 70 every muscle that life
and elasticity veh gTesio an Who enjoy health such grace
and beauty.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous Sick Headache e long
standing has been cured BY tas nTtsorator an re-
superior "a an te eoEias ever before the public
Youth Old 10s, the Single and AiarTtd, OErr The
Can ana s. Rslagsle:. EEa.,. and S. epTs s.
st sai HFs5' AoRrrnER i. sowRnAE. ,.,
and 800, BEOaaEny, \. Y:
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INNS!

WE would invite the attezton OF our ard n.
public TO eau and ezAn5ins choice lot Of Haris:
also cor Teas not TO be suTpasssd by together with
me stock Of Select Wines. BFandies Palkr asss Ale
Brown stout Imported Domestic Cigars. and general
OF me Groeere for sale The kOlrsst ElGrE
PFtces By W. A EDWARDS 4 BRO
iEsa Gorner Of Mnnrns md nI-rl..t 81
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A mas at Valparaiso, june cath, destroyed
1-opcrtv 10 the amount of sOp'O $soagoO0
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NEW BOOKS. t.t
TUST RECEIVED Narrative Of tie Grin.
- nell Exploring RxPeditioH-prfee only so cents
Canterury Tales, By Harriet Ir1 MoFnonsnl, by Elder
Hyde Higa. Poe, complete Works; reeIey's Life Of Hem
RI Clay. Also cool assortment Of Standard Works..
Por sale At the Publishers prices by
JOSEPH GRAVES,
aug14 Main St, Centre Wheeling.
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The stone coal is taken from the hill which
rises Immediately back OF the works, and is let
down in the yard by means of a self:acting in
clned railway, at an entire cost OF two and three
quarter cents per bushel The mills consume
$4,000 bushels of stone coal. and 5000 bushels
Of charcoal per month. The latter costing FIVE
and half cents buShcl. zGs .s8s
THE NARkET.
/ The iron and nails manufactured at these
mills find ready sale throughout the entire
west and south, and east as far MS nltimCre.-
The sales average about sos, 600 per annum.
THE COMPANY
/ Have in their service $50 workmen, to pay
whom, it requires 81, 500 per week The frm
is composed Of Hugh Nichols, Esq, J. II. Todd,
Esq, Manager, aud A. n johnson, Esq, Finan-
cier Their warehouse is at the old stand, Nos
So aud IS, Main street Wheeling.
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lE dreIlIns house occupied by c. s. Labiin In Centre
wheeling. Alec, adjoining, occupied b Ihos
TAYLOR Por further information, Apply to
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For Rent.

ON 4he OF ApTI. the dwelling house occupied b
Isaac W Mitchell and Owned By Alexander I. lady
in Centre HheeItng. For further psrticulars
f-FJS CHARLES MARSHALL.
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For Rent.
For Ren

NgAF rsry desirable Dwelling ho1se Harnpden street
lately Rceupied by Joseph Bell. Possession given on
Ni ty 10 u-s :. 11fi'' FRANCES n ARMSTRONG.
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Sold by TeSpeetT6S 4LFuggALs eFSH y''''e'''
PRICE, S1.5O.
FIR sale By LACGHLISs BUsHPIELD, Wheeling, va
sole ProB.is.ors, A. T. slLALLEERERGBR Co,
- Rochester. Pa.
DEATH AND DISEASE.
pkA4K-Hos comes II, friend, in every Shape
You let 5 many folks eseape9
DtzslsE.-Dread sire, all means can,
To obviAte the life OF man.; ~
dog his footsteps from his birth,
TIL he returns 10 mother earth.
] use all means uJeI Of old.
Changes Of Ee4ther-hot and cod;
give them eOlds-I give them pains
] Track thcir bones-I Ere theirvenp,
poison them with rancid bile,
IN place Of the digestive ehyl<,
Yet all IS useless nothing kills.
DEATH-HOz's hiatt
DlsEAsE--Tley all take BaAxpREEH's PMS.
7. II. LOGAN & CO.,
sands sarsnPariIIa.-Tbe extraordinary e1ii-
caey OF this unrvaed preparation in leases of scroa
eryspsas and trup.ye disorders, and similar
complaints appear almost Ineredbe not such
wonderful OF daily certified by persons
Of and respectaby, establishing the in
consestabIe that in this class Of disorders seFa
tive AMI renovating AGENT 1t Is uuequAIled.
Eminent physicians have proved by many eEperi-
enee that they produce the happest results h It's adj
nnistratIon, and therefore use it With confidence.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by J. H. CRUMBAoKER.
Aad By Druggists generally. JyI-1Waaw
oPhyaieIanaando o. hers Observation-Disclosures
se Shoulder Braces suppoters Bandages. Belts nstru.
udnts of all kinds syrnses Nursing Bottles, &e &e
to be found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
e. private roOm Is attached to the store, where
TruEses are adapted to each case when desired.
Address or applyto t. II. LOGAN 8 CO.,
y9 Bridge corner Druggists.
Ifyou nre Sick you nHst tnLe Medicine!
NrEERNAL IsTENSGL P4IS UsE
DE wITT'S PAIN RELIEVER,
Which is stronger requires less than
w any known remedy
HoR FEVER ASD. AGuE TAKE
the only safe and harmless remedy in the World,
RHODES FEVER AND AGUR CURE.
FOR ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE
TIE .ANTI.BILIOUS PILLS,
An auxiliary to the " Care"
Remedies destroy the Disease but the Patient
R. cHAPIS, wholesale Agent, Providence, Ri.
For sale by Druggists generally. jss-sn-dsw
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TWO story Brick House, containing four rooms and
n kitchen. suatei on Fourth street above Union, OF
door below the resdcncc Of Geo. Z. wickha, recent
occupied b. jas Forsyth For further particulars enquir
OF Tape0l GEO. 2. WICkILA4.
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For Rem

A COMFORTABLE two story Brick Dwelling House, SIT
N uated on Uampden Street. Possession given Is {
April Enquire Of [mb3l S. D. HARPER son:
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Q; J. WOOD CO., Proprietor 8I2 broadway, n. rant
III Market St, st. Louis. a
" For salem Wheeling BY
rah.-sr,-ia9 : -->'Ae' : eVi friass Corner.
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For Rent.

TWO story frame house on Morrow street, containing
n four rooms and Kitchen. Apply 10
ana GEO. Z. WICKHAN.
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For Rent

For KENT,
FSE store Room on tas North West Of Main and
i.n IHl9a. Np94s = 'Hs snEpPARp MORGAN.
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RnAI. EsrATR SALES.
wheeling island Property
For SAC o. Rent.

For Sale or KENT.
HOUSE on Haupden street-seyeFal houses on Quincy
n and John streets. An the Heraphed DEPOT and
Crescent Iron Jvorka Also and dwelling
house on Main street Centre Wheeling. Enquire Of
JOHN BRUCE,
jaua-a AT Mr. Lutz-1iaTttt Squire.
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For Rent.

ROOM in the IRteli=tneer building formerly occupied
N by j. II. PeHdleton as Iar office. Possession given
on LIST April. Apply II this ollee. iehlO-0
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Are the Agents for wheeling and Vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap2e-1V-dav
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PINE Country Residence tiluated in Pleasant vaIley
n three miles from Wheeling, and formerly occupied Q
D. NJ. EdEiTEton.
There Is also good sttble and garden spot attached
The premises Por further particulars, apply to
ms GEO. Z. WICKHAA-
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SEW INNT HMAUHINEo.
HAVE the Agency Excelsior Sewing sehJnes priee
81 or 800 Can be seen at warehouse, South end
Of Market, in operation Saturday from to IL O'clock
fArrus and Washington Reeorer copy to amt of ii eaeh
M RRCHANT'5 Is vel others Bhoula take notice ina
VI they and the largest stock Paper. BoF
Wlnde Papers Pre- Prints 70 Be found IN The city, At
oH rates As elseVheHe astor WtBt the and
8ah PaPer House Of EmyS0I J.E WILSON CO.
FROM AUCTION. = =
On PIECES and pretty styles of lawns which Ne arc
~ selling atleHe, World 255
5yl6 HEIsKEIL & swEARINGEN.E
THREN0H Corsets white and eoIofei ia,t received
y N.Y. HEIGKELL & HWEARISGFS,
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DR.. o. J. wood-SIr have nearly bottles Of
yenr Hair Restorative, and have found its effects sat-
isf6ctory II has entirely destroyed dandru from
head and restored my its original color which had
become quite gray. WA. TRUESDALL
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-04
sHER7FF'S SALE.

EIY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION Issued out
- of the District Court. Ninth Judicial District,
in and for the County OF Butte and State of gaiifar-
MIA 10 me directed and delivered com nding me
to make the of eleven hundred and fifty seven
Sky eight hundredihs dollars Si 81 6Sl prin-
cipal and interest OF debt and interest on said nm
the rate OF two per cent per month from the 2Sth
day of February lc57 until paid, and the sum of
twenty eight dolars and fifty cents costs Of suit,
together with all tho accruing on said writ
wherein {. Z. Goodwin and Charles Parks are the
Plaintiffs, and Daniel Carlisle is the Defendant I
have seized and levied upon and will sell at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash on the fourth
day of April, A. 1857. nj the lur two O'Clock
p NJ all of the right title and interest Of the above
named defendant in and 10 one house siiusted in
the town OF Oroviile, Butte CoantY, Caiiornia-said
house being about twelye by twenty tour feet the
ground, anA one afd half stories high. painted
yellow, with shed or kiichenin the rear, standing
the end aud directly in the line Of Lincoln
street, nextto Feather River together with all of
defendants interest IN and 10 the lot or grounds upon
which said building is situated. Also. all of De-
PENDANTS right, title and interest in aad 10 that GER
tain piece parcel Of land lying on the easierY
side Of Lincoln Street, In the rear Of the h use
occupied by Mr. Sovereign, Together with sfaali
cabin or house situated on said lands occupied by
Defendant said grounds being the half next TO the
River OF lots plumber. five and six Ia block number
fifteen. laid down the town plot Vi the town of
Oroyiie. Butte County, California.
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in Oroviile, County and state aforesaid
p. FREER, Sheriff Butte County.
March II, 1857. m l-4w
The above sale is spcped til Saturday April nm,
1857. Sale to take place at the Coar, House door
between the hours Of two and three O'Clock p, NJ
ap4-td P. FREER, Sheriff Butte County,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-04

THE FIRST MINING GROUNDS IN THE
STArE.-We stated last week, says the Santa
Barbara Gazette, that gold mining was
ried on in this section of the State as early
as 1884 They were called the San Fer
nando mines, and the gold found was rather
fine in bulk, and was placed in blizzard
quilts for transportation. 1t was then val
ued at sixteen dollars per ounce About
the same time of the Missionary Fathers who
had penetrated into the interior for the pur-
pose of inducing the Indians to come to the
established missions for their spirital and
temporal welfare, was shown by them Jumps
of gold taken from the valley of the Stanis-
laus river, and was asked if it was of any
value. The Father told them to put them
out Of sight Immediately; to bury them in
the earth, and on no occasion to take any
more from the ground, picturing to them At
the same time all the horrors that would
befall them if the fact of the existence of
gold in their country should become known
to avaricious gold hunters. They obeyed,
and the matter was kept secret until the
Suffer Mill gold discovery, and the ava
lanche-l like advent of thousands upon thou
sands of adventures into California, no
longer rendered it of any particular moment,
except as an interesting memento of former
days
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-04

FOURTH OF MARcH-WHY SELECrEp--
Do our readers generally know the reason
why the Fonrth of March was chosen as the
day for the inauguration of the President of
the United States 1t was selected because
the fourth of March in every year common
cling from the first inauguration, cannot
come ON a Sunday for at least three hundred
or more years.
The fact shows the regard which the franz
ers of our government had for the Sabbath.
They arranged the matter SO wisely that
the day for the performance of the ceremo-
MES OF Inauguration will not fall on a Sun
day for three hundred years.-.N. O. True
Delta.
Singular as the above assertion may seem,
it is nevertheless undoubtedly true The
glorious day seems to have been foretold in
holy writ, as will be seen by reference to
the 18th chapter of the Book of Daniel, Sth
verse
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-04

GROUND AND LoFrY TUNIBLING There
was ball held at Wyaudotte on Tuesday
evening, at Troughton's Hotel, as the adver-'
tisement announced, and as almost every
body knows. Various and sundry persons
attended the dance aforesaid, and among
the number were certain ladies and gentle
men-denizens Of Oroyile = aud among
those deniaens, was u certain Justice of the
totype of Shakspear's Justice, with fair
belly" etc and as.we have said before, this
Justice went with delegation of the Oro-
Williams, and went, too, upon his own good
steed, saddled and bridled as becometh an
equine beast belonging &c master Of SO
precious qualities. well, they danced--and
when we say they, we include our hero, the
Justice--and danced until the red streaked
east announced the near approach of day.
The dance was ended, and visitors from
Oroville and other places apart from Wyan-
dotte started for their homes, and among
them, our Justice on his beast saddled and
hrdled rs aforesaid Now, this horse Of the
Judges is Il kind of scrub-race nag, and he
knows it, and so does the Judge, and so
does somebody else that lives at Wyandotte,
and aitogether-we mean those who knew
the nag's qualities wanted to see him run,
and to please himself and crafty the curl
osity of his friends, the Judge let the crit
ter go on certain stretch of road near
Wyandotte, and away he went, Justice and
all, over all small obstacles and some large
ones, until at last the poor brute (the horse
VS. meaa) fetched up all standing in
very swampy muddy piece of ground, and
in laundering about, turned the saddle,
and with it turned the Justice, and landed
him, ''all dressed IN georgous array" right
into the middle of vastly deep of blue al
luyial soil strongly saturad with water
and oh, Temporal oh, Moses what a dilapi-
dated and mud headed object was our hero
when he "riz" He told his story to us
somewhat privately, but its too good to keep,
so we publish it for the benefit eff whom it
may concern
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-04

CIRcUMsTANTIAL EvIDENCE.--A singular
case has just occurred at Detroit, which
goes to show that circumstantial evidence,
though sometimes the most reliable, is not
always to be depended upon. A German
pedler was seen to enter a certain house, but
was not seen to leave it. Suspicion Of course
rested there; the house was searched, and
the supposed traces of foul murder were
discovered. such as blood, bones and burnt
clothing. The family were arrested and
tried. A complete case was made out, the
circumstantial evidence being deemed over
whelming, and the prosecuting attorney was
summing up when the pedler presented him
self to the court and turned into a farce
what might have resulted in judicial
tragedy.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-04

EEsTERN MATTERS. - Our friends IN
''America' seem TO be rapidly approaching
as fast" style in their affairs as has
heretofore been known only in California
They commit as ''horrible outrages" in Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, New York, and even
away down in Maine, as our most outra-
geous and depraved wretches ever conceived
Of A woman has been sentenced to death
in Quebec for poisoning her husband, and
another is to be hung at Plymouth, Mass,
for killing her husband by similar process
at bingham, and a woman living in Iowa
has killed her husband with an AK Men
shoot one another as readily in Maine as
they do in Texas, and horse whipping for
SANDER has become entirely fashionable
among the ladies. Members of Congress
and other high officials, throw things at
each other, and use Derringers and Arkan-
sas toothpicks with as much gusto, and on
as slight provocation, as when in our glori-
Gus state every tent was a gambling - sa-
LOOM and every BLACKBOARD maintained his
assumed position of :. gentleman with a
brace of revolvers. All kinds of frauds are
being committed Of unprecedented magni-
tude and ingenuity, and indeed, our neigh
bors of the white settlements are so far ret
rogaded as to make it quite necessary to ex-
tract large amount of beams from their
own optics before they shall have right
to resume their ancient hue and cry about
the mote in the eye of our body corporate.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-04

THE REPORTED DISCRETION OF WALKER
Men Thursdays Sacramento Union con-
tains the following in relation to the stories
about Walkers men brought by the last
mail steamer. The article agrees with our
notions precisely. Here is the extract:
I'm the memoranda of the ]. L. Stephens
published yesterday, it will be remembered
there was statement to the effect that 1870
men attached to the Rangers, had deserted
the army of Nicaragua, and were conveyed
at the expense of the Costa Ricans, ON board
the steamer Panama, to Panama. Some
doubts were also expressed as to the truth
of this report. The j. l.. Stephens, it will
be borne in mind, sailed from Panama on
the 18th March which was prior to the day
the Sierra Nevada left San Juan If this
news was then known in Panama, it is some
what singular that the Sierra Nevada bro't
no confirmation of the report. Furthermore
we were yesterday shown a letter written by
Col. John p Waters, Commander of the
Rangers, dated Rivas March 18th, in which
no allusion is made to the desertion; on the
contrary, the very opposite of the ss--sei.s.s.
is implied. Col. Waters writes:
'We are in fine health at this time. |
never saw as little sickness in the army,
outside of the wounded | am inclined to
think we shall have but little more fighting
in Nicaragua if so, and the allies leave us
in quiet possession, their subjugation will
only be question of time. When things
are Quoted, you must pay us a visit, and
then you will make this country your home
it is rather ahead of Texas"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-04

The IMPROVEMENTS ON HUNTooN ST
are progressing gradually on the lower end
Several pounds of dornicks have been re-
moved from the contemplated Highway, and
numerous shovels full of dirt have been dis
placed from their recent positions, and where
little hills existed few days ago. level pieces
of ground are now visible, and unseemly de-
pressions in the surface of terra frma have
oeen filled with water washed rocks, sand,
hickory shirts, alluvial soil and oyster cans,
and broad highway is in embryo from the
the auriferous bluff that bounds our town on
seath to where the Saui Soule makes diurnal
commotion among draymen, merchants, and
little fishes. We have been told by one who
is supposed to g know chalk from cheese -
about the matter, that the contemplated i'm
provements, with all their extensions, rami-
fcations aud Subdivisions, are bound to be
consummated at all hazards, all pro bono
pubiico, and the enhancement in value of
Huntoon street building lots. We express
car sentiments when We exclaim, . G od
speed the WORK, fer if He doesn't, we are
quite sure that certain unwilling purse
strings will be stretched to very consider
able tension.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-04

MINING ON THE BAR.-A company has
been formed recently consisting of four
members, Messrs. Kessing Wilson, Furbeck,
and DR.. Sweet, for the purpose of working
the bar opposite the town. They design to
drain their claim by steam power, and for
that purpose an engine of some eight or ten
horse power has been purchased and will be
on the ground in few days. Their claim
is situated about opposite the steamboat
landing. The bar has always paid richly
heretofore, and the claim of Messrs. kessing
& Co., is regarded by the knowing ones as
good digginys.