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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
HARD" TRIUMPH IN SYRACUSE.
denoe Of Yhe N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of xhe N Y. Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Sept. /, 1851.
The Hards and Softs had quite commotion yester-
day at their ward caucusses to elect delegates TO
District Convention TO select delegate to the State
Convention. The candidates for State delegate
Mayor Wiliston (Soft) and John A. Green Hard.
The forces Of the respective parties marshaled
from all quarters, and more labor and money were
spent than ever known at any previous primary
ceilings. The feud between these factions has been
Increasing in viiuence since the city elete last
Spring Certain Investigations in regard to charges Of
corruption of members of the Council and Council
appointments have added fuel TO the fire, until there
very bitter feeling existing among the harmonious
Democracy" Of our salt city. The Mayors tSoft)
party is ityled by their opponents the % Forty
Thieves and in ward the Hard ticket headed
DOra on the F0rties!" The Hards spared neither
hard work nor money and It is said the Hard capd-
date to the State Convention was up rs early 10 5
o'clock in tie morning of the day OF the cascuses
making arrangements Tor the contest. The result wss
decided victory over the SOfts. The Hards carried
ak OF the eight wards and claim the seventh, which
broke up in a perfect rowthe ballot box or hat BE-
ing kicked ont Of the window and the tickets scs,
tered in the street. Tomorrow no doubt John A.
Green will be eleced by the District Convention the
State Delegate. His partner in business, j. N. jay
cox, is a candidate for Canal Commissioner on the
State ticket.
II ese Pro-Slavery gentlemen act as though they
thought they might carry the State this fall, but the
Republicans in this section of the State will do their
part to prevent any such calamity Detailing our good
Commonwealth. ELhGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR Ell ROPE.


The British screw steamer Edinburgh Capt. Cum
niDgs, left on Saturday for Glasgow, with ~ cabin
passengers II in the Storage and n large aud valu
able freight. Among her passengers the Rev. f.
Kincaid, Missionary to Burmsh.
The Vanderbilt line steamer North Star, Capt
Lefevre, sailed for Southampton and Bremen with los
Passengers and cleo, 900 in specie.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
Tho Star Of the West sailed On Saturday with the
mails and passengers for California.
LAUNCH OF TIE SNIP REsOLUrH.
At 10 o'clock Saturday morning the ship Resolute
was launched from the yard of VIM II. Webb, foot OF
Sixth street, East River, in the presence Of severa
Thousands Of spectators. She had al her nissts 10,
which were gsily dressed with fSss, and the launch
was everything that could be desired. The Resoluts
is Yearly 800 tups burden, 10 feet in length, 10 feet
wide and % feet deep built Of live and white oak, and
put together as .trcpg iron and wood can make her.
She is Tor Messrs Williams g. Guon's Liverpool line
of packets. and makes the sixth ship in their line
which Mr.. Webb has built within the past FIVE year.
She is to be commanded BY Capt. Freeusu lae ofthe
chip Silas Wright, which wes wrecked near Liverpool
while in tow Of q steamtug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

Gov SEwARD's CRUIsE-Gov. Seward took ap
excellent way to spepd come Of the hot days. The
party left Quebec the fret day Of August 10 q
sci chartered by Gov. Seward for the trip. They
on board twentynine days. The vessel was OF 81 tuns
burden and possessed all the convepences for such %
excursion. The party went AZ far az the ningsS1
Islands the coast Of Labrador. and the Isla9d o.
Anticosi regions lying some 400 mes beyoSa =.
borders Of civilization. The excursion, we are nspy
to learn wa most agreeable one. The psr'y
in excellent health. lRoeh. Dom'
Nh. BRAYMAy RgARREsTED.-EvidenceI Tas.ne
bee received here, faste niog suegeS' 81
Q. Brayman the robbery Of the Poston S ,ssi.a
terefrcm decoy letters .ootsinios eouaterek James
town indiana bills he was resrrsstsd I:st evening" ny
Deputy u. 8. Msrhsl Matthews sna s;roA s,sm
u Commissioner MoultOn, whsfs % So n' psu
Burrousbs sSs q q. Carer becoming his suretes.
He IL DOW held il slo co., both charges 70 :p?e"r
o. he Tn pstsnt. ICnies" f3es'' ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

Edwin Cromwell, late Of The Albany Argus, now q
resident of Hastings, was on Friday elected Delegate
to the State Convention, from the Second As.embl
District Of Westchester County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
THE GANSEVOORT TRANSACTION.
THE CONTROLLERS COMMUNICATIONS.

HISTORY OF THE JOB.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13

REaECTFU' ~ announce to the public that
~ they are no longer In any way interested
in the SHAWHAN HOUSE STABLES, but
st.il carry on the LIVER YBUSlNEsSa at their
old stand, where the public, as heretofore.
wIlfaiways hnd good HORSES and fine oafria
ges-better end cheaper than OF any othei
stable in Tiffin. PASSENGERS will be taken
10 any section ofthe country on short notice,
DAY OR NIGHT. Any Of Slaub's friends can
have their horses kept and fed in his stable
all times. Saddle Horses and single bug.
ies-or buggles to let without horses, IN fact
we can accommodate the public in any shane
OF form That is nur aim and we are bound
TO do n, without fear ofafriend or foe
81 The rumoT that STAUB q 90. have
SOLD their LIVERY stock isa LIE! WE
still have The best sock Of horses and 5ugqie
in Tihin, snd our prices are lower than ever
II 'OLD JOHN" will De on hand at an
times at his stable, where he looks "every-
thing over himself.
May nth t855.--tE
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y NNNS7s, ENNMSNsA
{ R q c B8lB s,

Ofall kinds. of the very hostqnally ,and as low
as the lowest,
Good. for childrens wear. ho.h for masters.
snd misses in great varieties Misses 1ats aud
1onntts. BOYS hatsand caps, checks and light
sands lor bows clothiu also a very full stock ol
children, plaiu aud fancy shoes Alsnatremen.
lnus lot OF goods cor meas summer wear, beth
rouon. linen, aud light casimeros tveeds &r. -
In mct Ion mo say that In this store YOU can aud
enoh and every article both forladies aud gen.
ilcnen, iu tho niece or ready made. thatyou can
can z r.pnd olrdge mvsclitn We
UYDERSOLD By NO OWE.
N g. E,cr, kind ofrountry produce wanted
.or which the highest market price will he paid
Rppns Chickens BerswuX, Rags Feathers. add
Timothy iud Clivor seed, corn, oats and Hides
Nlsu Lumborand any quantity ofgood shingles.
Gentlemen.
WILL BECCOLECT that my ready mad,
lptbing. mruishing aud tailoring estahlishmenr
ere in the mosl foil blast, and that ~ the rcarol
.hu Store Rooms they cHn pass from one tu the
,ther. aud the, mn't further recollsct, that this
Store s the St,rc for 'hem to come as they can
bring uvir latly uud the whole tnruv, pnd, get
.ytr, ihiUg thcy wan, " ithout sniug nut d,ors.
Ri1h ainare in front ofthe Court House.
riNn Ohio, MAY 1T, ~.
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Do2r)9Ho)FLAVD's CELEBRATED
HER M 4 " R 1T II Il II s.

DOyCDR HODFLAND'S CELEBRATED
GER N n " BIT TERS.
PREPARED Bi c N. JACKSON, Philadel pbis, Ps.
! MILL rhsctually cure Liver-complalnt, Dys.
| ~ pepsia. JauHdice, chTonic or nervous do
| billy diseases OF the kidnels, AID all disease,
arising from disordered stomach orliyer
Sue as constipation, inward plies. fulpess
or blood 20 the head, Aciuity Of the stomach
Nausea, Heart burn, disguit for food, fulness or
weight IN the stomach sour CFuctatiOns. sinking
OF huuering al the pit Of the stomach, swimmi ne
Of the head, hurried and difficult breathin
nuuering AZ the heart. Choking or sud- eating
sensations when ~ lying position dimntss OF
vision. dots or webs be fore the sight fever nj
dull pain in the head deficiency OF pe spiruiion
yellowness Of the skin aud eyes. pain n the
side, back = hest. limbs. &C. Sudden Aushss Of
heat burning In the aeah. constant imagining OF
eVil.and great debility ofspirits.
The proprietor in callingth. atte ention Of the
public 10 this preparation. doesso with a feeling
Of the utmost confidence in its virtues, and it,
adaptation 'othe diseasesfo for which his recon.
mended.
II isno new and untried article but on, that
has sioodthe tsftof ten wears trial before the
American people, and m reputation and sale D.
unrivuled by any similar preparations extant.-
The testimony 10 its favor given by the mo.
prominent and well known PhJ Jsicans and in.
diylduals in al parts Of the country. is immens
Thomas Letehlord. Coyington, KY, Decsm.
Der ~ 1883, SAYS; ''My wife has been afert. q
with the Liver Complaint aud dyspepsia for a
NUMBER OF years, during which time I havt
paid great deal &c d oc torng, but she received
very lhtle bene6ttherefrom and finally the doc
tors said she could not be cured Lep t,re
she concluded totry your bitters; she TOOK two
boules,and ever siucetaking th,m she hss 1ttn
able to attend 10 her bu siness. / have sold
quite number of bottles through her recon q
mend@'on. and as far az can learn il has given
satisfaction to all.
David Abbott. Austinburg, Ohio. Decembo or 8 .
1853 saysi "Permitme to bear testimony 10 the
remarkable efficacy Of yonr German Bitter in
the cure Of Livercomplaint For years previous
TO taking II, was severely afflicted with disease
Of the liver, so much so that did not expect to
live. but By free use Of the bitters thanks to
kind Providence. fnd mysci entirely restored.
ITO health and abltto resume my usual employ.
IheSe Bhters are entirely vegetable, sod free
from all Injurious ingredients.
where, aud by
GIBSON & SLANKER. I l.. StJohn
Tim, R.C Copies, Rome. a. al d. Arnold
M"lmore' feb l51Y
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Bank
DIR. FRANKLlN's.
ORIENTAL a HYDRCPATY
INSTITUTE.
FREpoNiA n. Y.

Has been m successful operation sever
months The amount OF business done M
The Cure has Tar surpassed the most sangtdnt
expectations Of thepiopriutoT aud the pros
prct is far for full house next spring, there.
foreAn who wish rooms viii do we'll 10 ifn.
ply soon The new edlhce is Of brick and
stone 100 by SO T. Eve stories high, and ar
ranged expressly for Water Cure. There
are two Bath Toe ms entirely seperate for tie
sexes, furnished with every variety Of Latbe,
and an Abundance uf pure son cold and
warm water, The rooms are all well vent
lated, large, pleasant aud neatly furnished
Every room Is supplied with soft springand
altered rain waterof The purest qua ity. II
rs hardly necessary 10 say that Fredonia is
one Of the most prelerable localities ia the
United States. every way considered aad rs
pecialh cor the invilid. Terms from dol
lars 90 AZ dollars per week Including Room
nnari and treatment ocoOTdiag TO ToOm an,
ate nupu reQuited Those who are very helm
less must provide private servants Zach.
patient teQuueS one oomlNrtahle, two wool
IN blankets, two cotton and one linen sheet
and OF 8 crash towels, aud riding hahu
loI ladies'. lf furnished by the proprieto,
I dollar per week will be added All bills
10 be paid every Saturday. Prescription fot
home treatment by letter OF otherwise. nom
To dollars; Communications post pnid. nd
lresSed TO ID. ID. franklin, NJ. d. Ftedonin
Chaut Co. n. Y. will receive prompt attention
" In the sweat Of Thy face shalt thou eat bread
tlll thou return unto the ground" Gen.
~ The sleep OF labOTine man is sweet
kcol 5, 10. Those who have not much mon
ey may cone, as theirlabot will be taken ir
pa. payment Females whose cases a.
qme iwhll betreated upon the sucee ssfi
principle W ioh has been kept secret hv
= hao',ltonof Rochester N. ", which viii
he an extra charge
FredOnia,Fob. o.
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MAP OF SENECA COUNTY Y-ThertisyetaffW
more OF these maps len; andthose who wish Ia
secure one ofthem won ID dowell TO call sonn
ssthere vii positively he no more nublished-
alone H.Hen'iug orthe agent Mr., A. Lan
""" NJ
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New Golds,
]. Bacher,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
Foreman IN the Store of w. Hobbs,
In front OF the court House,
TIFFIN, OHIO.

w ILL pay particular attention h, reafter
w Custom Work, nid owing TO the suporI0
6ciliits possessed by Mr. Hobbs, in obtainiu
the rorrec. stJ les, and dotherinformaton oOnnecl
cd with th, dress OF the GEN rLEMAN. He it
co0Gdeni thatthe most perfect satisfaction can be
givou, He has now been about six Year,
wholly or In pRrt) connected with Mr. Hobh
establishment and has been weekly furnisht
with almost every meanst TO perfect hhn w hi.
prof, sson and h determined TO meritthe esteom
al the Fashionable comma nifty aud although his
principal business will be that Of the MER
CHANT TAILOR, be viii be glad te make pip
goods broughtin in from any other egablishme ut.
Mr. Hobbs constantly has op hand veri rich
and choice selection Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vostings Of the latest designs.
NIB. All Work warranted ~ a. aud we'll
made Rooms, 10 the rear Of Hobbs Store.
grouod aoor, where the Fashlopsare displayed
both inthe Men aad Boys department; also,
ladies Riding Habits made 10 order.
Nay ~. 1855.
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w D. .sgofakes bisa,urs saving 10 he isdie that
b. pfspafti 10 ahoe iem Of ihs choicesi ot
Fancy Uuod sttf offered W. i msei, among which sfe
nnfu Anique and gl1 De rine lha, Mrfinoet ueaiffi
fuses haliie aut Nalenuinfsl slaces fIenfh Emhfoief
es in great tdrtf. and olberi quny thau i found 10
Die mrrtei nnnnf sls aaiiina sod fefai Hhhenr and
funai. urochs .ik, and Wooiionr and tquure thasii
roaki ad famas Cloasiar oioihs iatiiai andvslveis
hosiofv, glofes Nc.
Tbs tadsiers iayi,sd 70 eail sud ssaniss for them
elves
sept 5th. ieiH
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13

PFuF WOOD An,r,,,i-,s.st y lqi So Qeh,P, Js5f
i've. log[alL Of yep eeiera ID R!,,s or'
Nb itibat lni boitr and was m6,b NIL.
W NJ a,lasay ne be.t preparation be ,i9,i''
he e,p s a aandPl and uHrlessnSt te MIL,
bprhi 'pcuuanentk 80 "''Vial 70 qndsI have ne
Any dyob, n on . refer to me, all who ep,o,,,
MI Z 4 m aIi 81 a. i e euimed forit NJ ~
Bfoads, ay, New Yo, snl street 81 Louis, Mo. 2,
oI amiy Patent Medicnes ss'sIywheTe
street, S T. an rioie'0f Woods ostabsLtn IL i' ss.i
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i-t -s.F-..s.- s.------a---'-a-s-s-g-s--llt
AL
hE.
w ~ ~,
ef Lt.ffIf
tPns
ffHNU aV ~
oteu
r ...,.., i,i, ~ BiooL ~
oI .rn,t-grt. AfNAAANkf
hiaiilbie remedy iar sorDiula, Kirls evh'
NIeun etsn' obsunul. cuuneout hbpiions
fmplts Or pustuIes on ,be lsrs. blotfhss.
b9is, Ague ahd Fever. Chrorie sore
Eyes hinewotms, or tetttr, scaId
Hau' Hhiaie emeht ard pain Of f %
tRe 0ones and jnintsifah fsfs.,
khtlu stubborn ulccr,.
syphiiur jisdrdds atfsf
oud allditeaata H f'r.. f-fat
arising frcm..rf.st. L..
r-,r, AM, t!tt YOU psf 9t .hifrgufy.
Thisgrcst alternative disdiii6,,. st,i 'n,ris.,,of
'ho bloou is nov used by thoussnds oi prot,tni
patients uom all parts of The United Efis.
VINO TESTIFY daily 10 the Remarkable rsfes F,r.
.o,mes 9 % the greatest Of ell msdirint..rCar
usm s.erofula, Eruption. on The skln. Liytr Ji,.
fN e. tefttai ulcers. Old sores. .affrctfou fsf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13

SIR In .1L Nor.n East, Pennsylvania, March ia.
,, M ia Gop,g9peprc Of having bsir ft te, %.
sn ca5s 20 Gu Sreci, While have u i iftr ytf'
"us ln,u,ed 20 9se yorf lar mohlhs
& clange "a ' se "ere no,i D. raesl,,s ~, ',, !,
and le f,o Nh Z 70 ali lis iolmer ufndot A. te,oi
,sn. .,a 1rder te influence Of is t1.., .l',
IN il.l ls,onlrelt o. 20 etrf, Fd, s.ll
,5oyi5 ~ -f'''''"n iof lolrt uae of an,tfi, I'
LE-IsA airILI
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13

A SPLENDID ps-ortmcnt of FsrtA crlcbrfw
A -b,r-o.l eatrr cooler. aud 6itorsu are nov
r.slr i,r Inspection 1nd sale az fvfk np"rluh.
.sul .ihs oull isscs iu scotc" congiF w"'r
,...,r .s.in nrtIt. fiuc cooler -nd hDH'l
tk.tvilI 6fsr .Hiu pr wtu nt..r nn" s
r-.ur u.,. .H N IFDHs, t'Ni.-
rsII1n.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13

pR0F o u-nct, Maifrord, Mass July e5. t,st
your uait Restorative "a i e9ntdenec % fs,,nn,id
of s Sy . n9ie used ne Walrls ana otl S'.s
tiye MI; bsirSn ,, effect Since uibf JutI III
s,,aUal g,9Tn dah end nov iee tonG,N Nls, dave
ny o 70 ttsir eooiw
'Hs''o 'o'n'on amongpersons Nqobtrb fpglS -,
-". JfG4 KILN -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13
800TS AND SNnESI

: YOU gentle reader, wish a ro;s
laiis 'D'''' 'pper'' g'er or anything OF
NEAT, epssTAN-r,AL ,n,a--,.,
sno,sst w seurst ioneo. tloie, f'09F.h
700 "Hd Shoe store Of 'Ju't drop in atths new
. N: A.,: q, y M. nj ILLE E.R
p .w,9ln ,iest opposite the Courl Hon - II
u Y, 10 .up'snbsI tedes any uetbanis et ~. lss-lt
6p 1'S' he @I 1s,i'I w9r ,si,
t e .. m Z f.m t.a most delicate Iajie'itt9e Uepot.
6wros. rs ..s,i sea offered by lin sI ai e to i6a
esi voFmen, and osp ibe5s. ae nqs his woTk a. ne
GIe'i what he knows be Teisit % 70 M iiieAds
nnF 2N4Heisss l.4"o
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~ rn'hei shiHings, shecings md pillow casipy
r go Faiy ehep W. 4 o.
buy, FAT and grew Fat
vi Enne't Contecuons, Ca esand Bread.
'hn'"nlt an' retail 'coniectior Ar, OF
W. % 1ou, "A WI ooupAs
Washington Street riffn Ohio.
antilles and parties suppled u i'm thel,x,.i,
he craft % short nolire
GOrNFRY MERCHANTS WILD. we'll
anime our stock, before purchasing Ell
here,
Ianuary 3th, SOD
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SUGARl S0GARi

we are In recepot large OF sugars and we are bonn
JeioheEl0ha5. ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13

J rhh NMNolH TN SHOP is the
llarr % gctvtur II usr SuontnF. tin roosns
'"'h'nE himnies vtntistor.. steam and wn,, I,
coolerend Ia fac, ever, thing made md
y pH'rtg oui ofun, copper, sheetiron brass and
"u''N"'' le.27
RQNNETs ,bonnet ribboas and trloom,,..
W and O.
K / e Il FANcY DRY OoDs.
- ,e,s,ved ny Esptess' The Ladies' are psr,ieusri, IN
t' NH'iiihNs anftf
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"M; rs. 3 5a3 sEERs 3 $50, T. Go Psortl ,e,-.

y ON tN ctttf must be o. ,,.-, ~
/ otsaie by Druggistsand couptr, NJ
/ in allparsof The United state ny. "Sttehsnis
and D, L. So John. Gibson q Slsnl !, '51tiSst''
NOR, fet Is ia5t 'ir'''' m e
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE,

a-bf ~ ,i.s nafist. VII ID s.. sin.slii,s.
fuafIv ii. "A. RuSKlRK a co
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RI plherenl sylesof Air Tight op,n noa
COscll-re regulators, Franklin AZ, cottage ,sr
'9rs'oNr,. an Of hever, latest STYLES. Tor .,i
cheap az Nerk's Emporiuu. i IL. 81
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-21


THE MARE ISLAND NAVY YARp.-The Alta learns
tbe Navy Yard at Mare Island is rapidly growing
in importance, and will som rank with any In the
Union.
Immense quantities of ship-building material,
together with guns, shot, she'll, etc, etc are to
be concentrated at the Navy Yard to be kept on
hand for a case of emergency, when ifneeded in
from sixty days to four months, several war
steamers could be built armed and euupped for
service. From conversation with Mr. Hans
CON- the naval constructor of the Yard il learns
that California and Oregon have, in themselves
all the different kinds of timber nee ssarF for ship
building purposes lie has mad, exnlorat;ons
for the purpose of finding suitable i've oak. and
found, near Petaluma, superior tree of this spc-
cies, which will furnish large quantity of tbis
valuable timber. He has had some cut and ia
ken to the Yard for examination, and found il
equal if not superior, to that found on the Atlan
tic coast At the present time, Mr.. Hanscom
saws that a large steam frgae' could be built
and equipped at the Navy Yard at Mare Island
without calling on the Atlantic border for any
fling save the metal for manufacturing tn, boil
ers machinery, etc, etc. California and Oregon
could supply every stick Of timber necessary.
from the keel pieces to the pole of the manmast;
and our cordage mandatory can supply every
inch of fcordage for rigging
CALIFORNIA STATE REGISTER-A work Of the
aanprehensive character will he issued in
the above title, by Mr Charles Nc
city. and Mcssrs Langley a Mat
francisco. 1t will embrace the
Government both state and
lands, Indian, waT. naval
is of the United States
Of all kinds, staist,3
ames Of all the county
rst and saw min.
1arts, and Yariety
cannot fail to be
te'-Stqtc Jour-
ntiary there
ut year
lie was
prison
'struy-
erpel
main
Gun
mad
ne TO
uith0u
main ant
iitnde.-
c, reierrc
ion.
J. W, Denye
ic documents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-21
Oregon Gulch.
OREGON GULCU. March IS.

OREGON GULCH, March Is, 1851.
Dear Journal The Cotillion party came off
at the mouth of Canon creek on Friday evening
last and was truly fine affair. Some forty or
fifty ladies and gentlemen assembled in the even
ing. and were cordially received by Mr. and Miss
Duncan. The music was good the supper excel
lent, and everybody seemed TO enjoy themselves.
AT late hour in the morning Tie guests departed
well pleased with the entertainment.
The quiet little village of Milltown was the
scene of violent excitement a few days ago.
The particulars as near as | can get them were
these Virgins, early in 81, built cabin on
Uncle Sans land, (thc present site of Mlltown)
Some two or three years after Col. Pigges en-
closed the same with substantial fence. The
Col. wishing to use the ground on which the
cabin stood ordered Virgins to vacate the cabin,
and upon his refusal to do so Pigglcs forced the
door and burnt the cabin to the ground. 1t is
hoped that nothing more serious will grow out of
the affair
The miners on Oregon Gulch are doing better
the present season than ever before. Claims
paying from S8 TO $50 per day to the hand -
Harris & Ccrraigue have their 1ume in the bed
of the gulch nearly completed, with fair pros
pect of taking it out big in few weeks
Riley & Co. are laying lume in the bed of the
gulch from Trinity river to Jackson's store, for
the purpose of washing tailings More anon,
ONO.