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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20
Forthe Patriot.
To the General assembly of the state OF
Tennessee.


For the Patriot.
To the General assembly of the state Of
Tennessee.
GEvrLEmEv:-I desire. very respectfully, to
submit for your consideration few thoughts upon
the propriety Of reins,ating the 'Ii,ense Law,"or
a l4w allowing men to sell intoxiea'ing liquors bv
paying a specified amount Of money, for the priv
nege.
I know some Of your constituents have asked
you to DO this, and possibly some OF you have
promis d to do so. But who are those who have
asked this at your hand-? Look back and see If
they are that part Of community who hsve always
had It's interest aud honor at heart, and whose
efforts have always been directed to it moral and
religions elevation.
You are sati,f. 4 that that part asking the res
torston of the Lieeaes Ian is not the best part of
society. ] know, and so DO you, that thousands
and tens Of thous ,nds Of the best men and ~omen
Of the State, aepreeate the restoration of that law
as the heaviest callmity that coul belAll US as
people.
We ask that the pres ut law may be continued
until We give il a fair trial. which it has not yet
had One year is not sufficient to test any law.
The license Of mary Of the liquor sell continued
twelve months after the enactment of the law We
ask that 10 section Of the law shall be REPEALED
repeal Of the iuquisitoral section Is virtual alb
| rogation OF the whole Law. We satisfied that
/ the object of your honorable body is 10 do good,
| and that to the largest number of persons. With
| this belief sppeal TO you with much conaieHee
! Permit me here 20 quote the language OF our
constitution, contained in orr ''bill Of rights" Az
4 Instrument which you revere. and under which
you are actin.. "Anfree governments sFe iustitu.
ted for the peace, safety and happiness of the peo
/ pie"
Undsr this clause can you asaia open 'Pando-
"a boz" upon u. Opeu the GOOD gates Of al IN
EQUITY, and send forth recruiting ofIeers ll oui
/ jails and peniteadaHiss with oar sons aud daugh-
tersi
/ Can you auder this clause coafeF upon priv
Hsged order the risht Of merchandise and trsde ia
an article jeopsFdiziag the p~cuuiary aud moral 10
teresti Of al osh parts Of the eommuoisyi Are
yoa, aader this clause, slg to rs-est4blish haaaa
/ At viae aud . ieness al ovsF cur STATE, 81 Whel
she yeang usen Of sbs eoastrg mas eOsgsegats ans
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r,EGIsLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
sen ATE.
Turpsn.Y NoY. 10. 1851.

Sen Ale.
THURSDAY, Nov. 10, 1857.
Mr.. Bratcber presented petition from sundry
citzons of Anderson County, for the rehei OF Cai-
win Atkins jailor of said county
Mr. Goodpasture from the Committee on Tip
Ming, returned the communication OF DR., Cox, OF
Cincinnati on the SUBJECT of the aduiteratou OF
liquors. and.reported oil to prevent the sale OF
sdulterated liuuoFs which passed the frat time.
SIR Wright, from the Committee on Private Incor-
poratons returned the bill TO incorporate the Star
Insurarce Company of Memphis majority oil
the committee recommend 1t passage
Nr. Wright introduced bill to incorporate the
Yellow Springs Company, IL. lmont County. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Whitthorne introduced bill to charter the
| Athene1m. Referred.
Mr. Burch CNr. Bulen in the chair,) introduced
a bill in It lation TO the Chattanooga, Harrison
| and Georgetown Railroad. K terrrd
Mr.. Goodpasture introduced bill TO amend the
! Tipping law This bill provides that DO liquor
shall be sold given away OF any election GROUND
on days Of elrction)
Mr. Bratcher offered resolution providing that
the Bank Committees of the two Houses shall con-
| stitute Joint Bank COMMITTEE, to whom shall De
referred shat portion of the Governors m sage
upon the subject of Banks, and that this committee
! report Oy the first of December.
| The special order was tsken up being the bill 10
! secure to married women their sltyes. several
amendments were adopted, and bill IN lieu on r
! ed, and the bill amendments were indefinitely
postponed.
| Mr.. Davis had leave to introduce till to incor
| pOrate Bear Creek Church, IN Marshall County
! MIR. Munday offered amendment to make the
memoirs Individually liable for the debts OF tn
corporation; which he subs, quently withdrew, ana
/ the bill passed the first time.
Mr. Heiskall had leave to introduce a hIl 10 p e
! scribe the method of selling Lands Tor taxes.
House resolution asking for the passage OF law
BY Congress, in relation railroad acclents, Wa
indefinitely postponed.
dill in lieu Of House bill to amend the Ist sec
ton OF an act passed Feb 8, 1850, passed thira
! and last time.
House bill to amend the chaner Of the Shelby
vile an Fayetteville Turnpike Company, passed
the last time.
House bills on the second reading were taken up,
and the bill to charter the l. banon and Loves
Ferry Turnpike Company being read,
On motion Of Mr. Walker, section making
the property of the individual stockholders itole
for the debts of the company, was stricken out
Ayes IS, noes Z.
dyes -Br4tcher Brown, Davis Gof Goodn"r,
Harris, Hei-k Il, Menees, Reid, Roach, Wal er,
Welck r Wright
Noes BuIrn, Goodp .sture, Hill, Jones, Nun ay
Travis, Speaker Burch
And the bill then pass d.
Adjourned ill o'clock P. VI.
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Correspondence Of the New York Tribune.
Col. BenLOn's Health and LabOrs.

" A9IItI'tFIONi NV. . toVI
Col. Benton has quite recovered from his recent
Illness, and seems rejuvenated by the severe ordeal
through which he passed. Notwithstanding the
alarming bulletins Issued by telegraph concerning
bis condition. the real extent of his danger was but
imperfectly understood by the public 1t was an
extreme case of constipation anu construction, that
finally relieved by a surgical operation, which
be bore with that Roman fortitude which dstin-
gui-hes his character. we'll regulated life and
sound constitution saved him from the fate which
this scOurge has brought upon so many younger
men. The object of most worldly solicitude to him
during the fearful struggle when hope was nearly
extinguished was the completion of what he re-
CARDS the great work of his life, the ,bridgment
of the Debates Of Congress. Since he has risen
again, he has renewed his labor of love with H.
creased ardor, aud now rejoices in the knowledge
shat be is full volume in advance Of his pu0-
Nshers
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SneCulaIipna.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II. ls5,

WAsHINGToN. Nov. Il, 1857.
at i rumored that Mr.. Buchanan, in his first
annual message 70 Congress, will take bold ground
on the currency question; that he will reatirn the
principle laid down so clearly in his elaborate
speech on the Independent Treasury bill lie be
Heves that it the intention Of the trainers Of the
Constitution to establish hard-mOney currency,
aud that the action of Congress since has been IA
steady departure from that Intention Il viii be
bis object then, TO retracr the false steps taken,
and TO bring she Government back to the true
ground.
" The sssr viii be made in the next Congress
,olstssr StI!e banks have the constitutional oocr "a
issae circulating promise to pay rhere will - a
large party to take the negative of the argument
who viii net, it is said, yield until decision hs'
been given on the question by the Supreme Cour
Of the Unitei States 4 general bankrupt lac foI
the banks sail Be presented Joy action They vii
provide a fixed legal course for putting into hqui
dalton insOivent banks all over the Union"
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RumOred Trouble on board the u. ;
FEIgale Sc. LaNvrence, az Rio.

By an arrival at this port have papers from
Rio de Janeiro to Oct. lsi, day later than the
dates via England. The city had been considera-
bly, excited by the report that Wholesale muuny
had occurred on board the U. S. irigaJe St. Law
renee, ct anchor in the harbor that the English and
French naval forces bad been called in by the Amer
lean Commodore, TO quell the disturbances; and that
Court Martial had condemned eighteen prisoners
to hang at the yard arm In the Journal de COM
merico there appears careful contradiction of the
report, evidently by authority of the Commodore.
1t Is admitted that FIVE OF the under trial
by Court Martial, but their not yet con-
cluded, and consequently there had been no mutt
ny. There Can hardly be doubt, from the mau.
ner IN which the story is told, that there has beer
trouble Of some sort on board she frigate.-N. y
Express.
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who are 10 be the Omeers Of she Nexu
Congress.

There are but two OF the Democracy named in
connection with the Speakership, 0RR, OF South
O rOlna, and PHELPs, Of Missouri The Wash
ing.on correspondents Of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
writing on the I2th, says:
For Clerk but two candidates of prominenee are
named. Hon. Jno. L. Robinson, OF Indiana, end
Hon. JAS Z. Allen, Of Illinois.
There are numerous candidates Tor Doorkeepe'
Of the House / rather think the successful mar
will be OF this District Mr.. heNeW, or SONS
nam like that IS most faVorably spoken OF
GlOssbrenuer OF Pennsylvania, viii be Sergeant
alarms, without serious opposition.
Ii Is generally conceded lhat a Ar. Johnson, d
Viz mia, eII &c Postmaster Of thu House.
The great bone oi contention sill be the
puuiie printing OF Congress. That Is worth hight
ing for. the millions Of dollars OF so 4 Is not q
be -neezed al, these TINES Tbs candidates
ar un .ersloO 10 Be Harris, Of the UAoui Banks
OF Yrsini4, aua Sssain4n, Of ONO.
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"A BILL To PRESERVE THE CREDIT OF
THE STATE

''Section / Be It enaciei BIZ the General Asseup-
biz Of the STATE of Tennessee That whenever thu
Pr silent of any Ralroai in this State shall fail to
pay the interest their bonds, endorsed by the
Gov ruor, and which they are required by law 10
pay, tn. entire Board IF Directors shall be i'm
mediatcly supplanted by the election aud appoint
m-nt Of a Board; aud it shall ne the duty o
the Governor TO notify the Stockholders in such
Railroad, of the delinquency, and command them
10 elect another board, at such ne aud place he
may direct"
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We assure our neighbors Of the Patriot that
the omission to furnish that paper with copy
of the Governors Proclamation does not rest
with the Governor. He is now absent, and
left directions to have it published. A copy
was handed us for gratuitous publication and
we should have sent copies to the other papers
If we had been requested to do so. The Sec
rotary of State is also absent, or he might
have furnished the Patriot a copy-unless, in.
deed, he had concluded that our Know Noth-
ing brethren knew nothing to be thankful for.
- Union Dc american.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The resolution of air. Estes was postponed till
Tues ay, Dec. lst
OF Mr.. Fulton, concerning the removal Of fee
negroes from this State a Opted,
OF MIR. wilson, to place in the State Li'rfrv,
copis Of all documents printed for tn use Ct the
House, adopted
Mr.. Carter, of Carter, had leave to introduce
il 70 repeal TIE Acts giving inqusitorial wrs to
grand juries.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To change the line between the couuti OF Mon
roe and Polk. Passed.
.veral Senate aud Eouse bills pissed second
reading.
Tn. bill for the benefit of the Law Library AS
ISOLATION of Cumberland University rejected on
second reading.
The bill to MIKE the State an counties liable
for costs where def-ndsnts are acquitted was also
rejected.
The House adjourned till o'clock Tomorrow
mOrnins.
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State Credit.

We are requested to publish the follow
ing Bill, introduced by Mr. RICHARDSON,
in the House Of Representatives, yester-
day. 1t is intended to operate as a stimu-
liant to those Railroads which have receiv-
ed State aid, to punctuality and prompt
ness in meeting the obligations assumed by
the reception of such aid:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, November 10, 1851.
PETITIONS.

Mr. Richardson, petition from tn officers and
witnesses in the case OF the St1te vs.. Rucker.
Mr. Dunlap, from Wsys and Means committee,
reported on the memorial of the Tennessee Histor-
cal Society," and bill carry out the wishes OF the
memOTidlists
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Raulston, to amend the laws concerning d.
vorces
Mr. Wilson, to incorporate Chapel Hill Actde-
nv.
Dir. Fulton, to authorize the election of an addi
tioua constable in the 10th civil District in Lincoln
county.
Nr Roberts to repeal the law OF 1856 creating
the office OF tax assessor, and for other purposes
Mr.. St. John, 10 authorize the erection Of mill
dams
Mr. Davie, to make more secure the rights of the
vendors ofland.
Mr.. Richardson, to preserve the credit of tho
State.
The House took up the bill for the better regu
latiOn of the Bank of Tennessee, and other banks,
during their suspension, and it was male the sp--
cial order for Tuesday next, oath inst.
The House then resumed the consideration OF
the unfinished business of sterday, being the bill
to ame-d the criminal laws, in regard to slaves.
After much discussion and some verbal amend
ments, the vote obtained by a call of the pre-
vious question. and the bill passed third and last
reading, ayes 60, noes 6. A motion to reconsid~r
was entered by Mr. Ivie. The House refused TO
reconsider.
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HARPER EOEE DECEIIBEEs.
CoYNENCEMENT OF s NEW YOLuME.

Mr.. TH ,cKzRAY's7NEw STORY. 50 TIE VIRGINIA NS.''
an Mr. CH,RLE HE,Dss NEW sTO y, entitled ''J'CK
or AL TRADES' are commenced in his number.
Terms s. 90 per yeer si1e copies % cents sabscip-
tons received AMI sinzIe copies sold BY
Gov. 90. F. HAGsN N. Market Street.
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FA7gEAY SERVANTS.

T[TE have hand several No House Servants, ror
" sale. We wi not II them 10 a ] wing of
this v They well llHfed bus oes-
yong and likely. b YD CO.
nov, % No. 81, cherry street.
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RESOLUTIONS.

The joint resolution of Mr.. Estes, to make the Of
fees of creary OF State and Treasurer elective by
the p ople. MIR. saunders offered amendment
to make the Clerks of the Chancery Court also, cleo
tiv, by tn people. Pending which the House adj
journed till p NJ.
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4gs1I FOR EEENT.

~ will rent to a coo1 tenant a spIend7 FARM -
~ with handsome j. provaments, containing from -
90 100 res, mites non the city, the Nashville
an Chatta cog Railroad. BOYD CO.,
nov. 20-u No. so, Cherry street.
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tFfNG recently been barnt Qua. beg notify theIr
4 fHeBi- and pafrauz that al orirrs s5fh a.
croones Co, No l8 College street, at ne sap Of v.
g. FaaEh No ila solth MARKET street, viii meet VITA
prompt AfteEtl0a.
r. H. 3 j. efooars are ur7p-ieo rs % RE Tirht %
T-ud Crane cre5rad PAEEsF AErsLlc aUaaL CAsEEF 60
davidson eauutY and brraare4 supply al ar1sfs
81 hoiesale AID retail 90 She zaorrc gotss-
navT-2H-
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The reading Of the code was continued
sir fieiskell introduced bill 20 amend the r.
venue laws relating to licences.
The senate then adjourned till 10 o'clock to NOR
row morning.
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COTILLON PARTY.

Mr. GOODWIN viii give a CodIru Party at lis rooms,
~ over Beech Store. on Cole street Friday, No
venner ZOth. Y ckets One Iolar, 20 admit Gentle
N and two Ladies The room vii open a. o'clock and
the dane ng vi co nmeEce at O'Clock, P. ".
Vow 10 I'd
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MS. sTFPFENs, NEW COOK.

THE HFIRFss OF GREsNHr RsT By Mrs Nm
ST PHsNs For sale b. JOHN YORK CO..
Gov. Eft No IS, Mon Street.
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GODFY's LADy'3 BOOK FOR D7~ENIB~R The close
and most beautiful 0sr OF the wear, rs' received by
How. eft F. HATAN, Market Street,
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MAeAzLNE FoR DECENRER.

HARP RS NV wONTHLY MAGAZINE
GODEY's LADy's BOOK.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE.
Just received and for ale BY JOHN 70 & CO.,
Gov. 2G-f NJ. IS Mon Street.
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T'HtT CONvFNIFTT FRAME DWELLING on q
the Fraa SIN Furnp ke road he FIRST p +
ron-yate, roV oe~upa d 5r J. A. NcCsu rbri 20. =
The fou aims fau rooms, besides Eci en-, ut'
and las hirt of ground aci -d.
~ suitable n'tuge be rchas-i by the ten
an IL De ieC. ~ Posse sion given imrr iiste'v.
Apply 70 a. s. IINp~IFY,
FOv- let No. SO, College stree.
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cow STR

p LARGE, DARK Red MULy COW. he has so-e
4 white her r., and three small white spots
o. her forehead. Mark not bered. he strayed
he civ ahou' four five week since Any inOr-
II alton va he tia ukfI"y received at this office.
Nov. 19--tf
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Flour.

'HE uedersiFpei IS the authorized assn Of tie follow
ira Wills:
B-oadvav NIirs-B-o = street. NASHVILLE.
tta1afiu NHls-EaIst.u, Tenn.
Union MlUs-a levssa-it. Teau.
silver Spring H5Hs silver s1--ass
saanls OF abe above brands on hard in bar
Is and sacks. A'so Br4u, Midi.iuEs, ard Sh0r.s.
D. -. DfCEFY
Nov. 1T. No. ., College street.
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GROVER s BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

A the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
Il of Nashville, in October, 1851, the Judges
appointed to examine articles in Class 43-NO
II. GROVER d BAKERS Sewing Machines; No.
1914. SNGERs-BEPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits OF the two machines as fol
lows
The maci ines are both two-thread machines,
that is usiIg two separate threads for making
the stitch: that of GROVER BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES: and that of SINGERs using one
spool and one needle. the other thread working
from a BOEBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
and, i'm the opinion of the committee is best
adapted to FINE CLOTHING. SADDLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage OF
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING
and. with the exception of fine clothing, saddle
~ &c, IN the opinion of the committee is
lest SUITED FOR FAMILY USE.
EAsHVIL lE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 4, Public square. Nosl4vities EenE.'
Nashville Tenn, NoFe Der Is, IS lit.
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EOP BCn1.

4 CONFOFTABf p Two Story Frame Dwelling, contain,
y ing SIX raOns kitchen, wood and coal ho Sc, sta Die
sc o. south summer street. FOR term aapN 10
DAVID c. OWE,
Novls-H Circuit C1urr .rk's office.
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NEW BOOKS.
MUSTANG GRAY. ByJere Clemens.
MEADOW BROOK. By Mary J. Heues
THE LOST DAUGHTER. By C. lee Fe1tz,
B0UNIANT8. Bv James o. Noves VI. D.
LIFE OF JOHN FILCH-Inventor OF the Steamboat
THF WORLD N A POCKET BOOK.
BERANGER: LYRICAL P0GU2s. By wun. Young.
NOTHING TO Eat. Illustrated.
THIS WOPL O'S OWN B. Julia Ward Howe.
WE'LL BEEJN Z HALF DONE.
NANNTE's JEWEL CASE.
For SHELBY CHARLES w SMITH,
Nov12 8G Il College stree.
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Containing:

Containing:
1--PANEIA; or, Virtue Rewarded. In a Ferries Of
familiar letters. vols.
2-THE history OF CLARISsA HARLOwF. In a
Series OF etters vols.
SITE IT'S CRY az sFR Charles GRANDSON.
In 8 Series Of letters 7vols
al con i6erryself thorough adept IN Ficl ar6son
lie the lorFe Of IS novels bet, and think part OF
then tedious tou'd ash ythug better
reed II err from h. mig end take them mp when
I chose, end lay them down hen I was tired,
TIL every word and syl ale relating 70 TIE bright CLRss
the divire CLFsFN7FA q teaufu' FAsFIA wi every
and ire heir SWEET havour' eonce more ra-
ven n nv hea-t's table '--Hd-lstt on cid EaoEs
For sale by [noy1o.7 VT. BERRY 4 20.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Richardson's w Opks.

W. T. BERRY G CO., have on Sale
TIE WORKS CF sAMUtL ARDsoN. With
Sketches of lis Life and Writings Fy the Rev Edward
an in, Ma. In19 vols. Loucon, 1911. superb copy
in perfect order.
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Wanted!

/ T Msrchsnts' Bank notes n tbe foll7vfur Haass
Mobile. N- Nrl-s1#, AMI he o. H47zt o. Georgia
I'd soHfh aro~a mar; Of Rant of VA hviIIa Is
.disc'1oi a"s 81 eihvvis p cts de31nt. An OH
A. rstrs greed t-e time.
No. ILL.,
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NNIenf.
Wheat, Wheat.

V7NHE undersigned IS sgliain want Of Wheat
y. u. DT~KFY.
Vow lit On No. OeItegs at-aat
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r VIE subcrihers n at ai' rirees enc hf-'- -ce
in cash for Wheat t0fH oats AMI Rye, H-fv-rsd
their wills, corner ~ lire and .--v IS sasfva
An1y eithev the mill ". Gordon 70 o. sf4-ae
st-eaf. CARTE p. aAFNk- CO..
Oc26-dawfm.
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TEvHE co-ps .tnershjp exiting between ?. Hagsn and
Jno Harau ia this day dis olved by mura cement.
F Hagau will continue business asual at the old tand,
No. 50 Market street. noyls-dlw.
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MARsHALL's KNOB, Nov. 10, 1857.
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Wheat! Wheat!
wheat and Grain Wanted

re IN pay The hiehest ~srtet price u Sd fr prime
red ~ hite wheat TO- immediate del rtr-.
5ct22- DAWN. JOHNS V. wF svFr & "r
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-28
MINING IN OREGON.

Some astonishing reports have recently
leen received from the diggings on Sucker
Flat, Oregon Territory about fifty miles from
Crescent City. The following is the report,
which comes by letter from a resident at the
mines to his brother at Crescent City:
"McDonald & Co., have taken out from
their claim one lump of gold weighing one
hundred pounds, one ditto from % to 26
pounds, one ditto 10 or IL pounds, and up
wards of 100 pounds in small pieces. They
say that they have taken out upwards of
100000 They have been on spree for the
asst three days at our store"
\ The authenticity of the letter and veracity
FOf the writer is vouched for by D. W. McComb,
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s agent at Crescent City.
The Table Rock Sentinel of about the
same date says:
We have taken some trouble to ascertain
the number of persons mining on Jackson
creek and its branches, and from the best in
three hundred men. 1t is estimated that they
will make, at least an average Of So 33 per
day to the hand, which will amount in the
aggregate to $1,000 per day, $4,000 per
month, and an annual yield Of $4,000.
The Sterling diggings will yield as much
if not a greater amount of gold. Applegate,
Rogue River and Evans Creek, will yield as
much as Sterling or Jackson Creek. There
fore we may safely calculate that, within the
! limits of Jackson county. there is annually
produced from the mines alone about S ,O0O-
OOO.
THE BIGGEST NUGGET YET-NEw SOUTH
WALES GOLD MINEs.-The Sydney Mercan-
tile Journal and Shipping List, of October
1st, mentions a rumor of the discovery ol
another monster nugget, valued at $IO0, ,OOO
at Louisa Creek. This nugget would require
to have about 400 lbs. of pure gold in it to
be worth that sum-one hundred thousand
dollars! 1t appears from the same paper,
that the gold mines in New South Wales are,
on the whole, looking very much up.