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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

ASOrHER Coat DIscovEKr.--hessrs. Duponi
are haviag bored on their premises, az NE pap
mill, artesan wsn Il has reached distance !
ninefy-ioar feet below the grade Of Main slrs,f
and forty-two below she bed Of TIE river. Al n
distances hns stratum os coal has been diseov ssea.
- Loasispills Journal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

PEAcHEs ARousD ST. L5CIs-We are glad 70 see
this little paragraph Ia the ST. Louis Repabiieaa Of
last Tuesday:
Ualess some 'klng fIost" should hereafter ne
made manifest, are sure TO nave sny quantity OF
peaches. Nrither the snow, DOR ghs elect not Ghs
ice has AZ YET III ired them Ia this regiOa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

ET- Over 500 Mormon emigranls on their wsy
to Utah, passed through Cleveland, Ohio, on Sun
day. They we're English, Welsh, Scotch, Irish,
German, Swiss and French, of the lower class Of
peasantry of their respective nations.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04
Notice.

meeting Of the Directors CT the Tennessee Marine
"A and Fire Insurance Company held this day at their
Office, dividend OF Ss Dollars per Share declared
out of the profits of the past tx months One half to be
applied to the payment Of the IN FULL, the
mainder to the stockholders CASH
Eapr7-lmd A. W. BUTLER, Secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

EE II, as Napoleon told Madame De Stael, she
is the greatest woman who bears her husband the
most children, il must be conceded that the Bri-
fish Queen, the Victoria sin fair way to become
the preatesf woman living.
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Al the same Time we VIII sell
Fifty ACRESOF HEAVILY TIMBER
ED LAND.
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF SIXTY.
SEVEN VALUABLE NEGROES.

ON WEDNESDAY, the Goth May, 1887, at the swedish
" Iron Works, Cherokee Ford 20 miles nom YOrkvie
s. O., will be sold Wit bout reserve 70 the highest bidder
sixty valuable Negroes, consisting Of forty MEN,
seven WOMEN and nineteen CHILDREN.
The all valuable mechanics, consisting Of Black
smiths Carpenters and others accustomed the
ture OF Iron, in its various branches.
The sale viii be positive, and s worthy the attention Of
parties Ia want Of such Negroes.
TERMs-Netes at eight months, bearing interest," with
approved orseTs payable at the Bank Of
Of south Carolina, at Charleston Columbia the
Bank Of Chester,s.C.
ALsOAt the time and place, viii be sold quAa-
tty Of Iron, Merchandise, Corn, Fodder, &C.
Ample means Of conveyance will be provided York
vile, take parties wishing 10 attend the sale Cicero
kee Ford, st which place and at Limestone Springs per-
sons can be accommodated with board and lodging
apr23-1aESt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

FLORIDA EvERGLADEs-The Tampa Pennsular
gives full credit to the recent statement announcing
the discovery of an outlet for the swamp waters in
the south of Florida Officers of the army who have
traversed the everglades at all stages, inform the
editor that there is now less impeachment to travel
than before 1t thinks troops in search of Indians
will be able to continue scouting, during the sum-
mer, where it has heretofore been impossible.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

FRUrr-The New Albany tIa.,) Ledger is IN
formed by practical and extensive iruis-grower in
Lawrence county that there will be an abundance
Of fruit this year. OF not Cnly apples, both late aud
early, but peach e. qUiaees Apneots, pears, neeta-
Hues &C. The cherries, be thinks, are nearly all
killed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

CE- Miss Olive Logan, q sister Of the celebrated
actress. Eliza, was married in Boston on the 18th,
to Edward A. De Lisle, q wealthy merchant of New
York. Miss Olive was young actress Of considera.
BILE promise
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

BSr DR.. E. THOMPSON, Of Williamson,
declines to become candidate for the Leg
islature, as was requested of him by re.
cent public meeting at Franklin.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

BLAME BOOKS!
Royal, Medium, Demi, and Cap sizes, full bound.
Cap size, half bound.
Memorsndu Books, with and without locks.
Pass Books all sizes.
Railroad Receipts for the N. O. and T. A. Railroad
Bills of Lading Arnold's Fluid Maynard Noyes Ink,
Guisots and Arnod's Red Inks Bot,ing Paper. Sand,
Qui Letter Gap Paper Account Paper Envelopes &C.
For sale by apr29 Be CHAS. W. SMITH.
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= nrTIRFD PsIYsICGAN.

(whose sands % he have neary run cat, discovered
fshis u the Esst iudles. certain cure ior ConsanPon
ashrsS bronchitis Coughs, Cols and General Debiify
ne f.aedy discovered b. hihs Nhen bis eny chd,
. d.,wher Vas Eisen Up de. Wishing 90 do much
s - 49,. g. h. v ssna spcN 81 hA afflicted fellow
sf- - re,uezt a. It'd cipc, viii hnl and explirt d.
1870 ~ aaking l. up and saecessfeiy using a. Ne
--res .arh appieaEt % inclose bun one shin-thres
go - be rsarnsd Is postage the recipe. and the
rgaaasr applied - Ne payraen % his a.yertse
ment Adiress Or n SAAkS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

~ The Boston ceuvier says that ''she Demo
craiic p,ry has tried every policy" Il has tried
every IN exc 4 The best--and that's 'honsssy. >
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04


Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live Stock
Company.
GNHEsE superb animals viii make their first season In
Tennessee the State Fair Grounds, near ahvIile
terminating July the 4h 1851 at s25 the season, and will
be iuri ed TO A. mares each.
Stockholders and gentle wishing to breed tn r Mares
will please make their entries to F. 3. Rains,
practicable and settle their bills during the with Dr.
r. G. Foster, Treasurer Of the Company.
Good pasturage will be furnished for mares by F. R.
Rans or tanning at the usual prices Of the country and
grain will be fed and extra attention given, required.
THE EATON PORsE is a good red sorrel fun seven
hands high ard for strong points and perfection
FORM for horse Of his great sze his equal cannot be
found. He bred in Maine, is fifteen years old, hes
under mn 50 and is Of the fullest
senger horses known. His dam a descendant of the
old Winthrop Messenger, and bis sire OF the long
land branch Of Messengers His colts large and
generally square and feet trotters He the
the "Grav Stranger" that trotted in min 80 sec
his shoulders seriously injured the ice and sold for
$4,000 of Mount Vernon that Gifted at the United States
Fair Philadelphia, in the words Of Mr. Brown chairman
of committee hGndy la 240" and many other excellent
roadters Mr. Holmes editor Of The Maine Farmer" says
Of him in hi paper Of April 3D. 1851 that No horse since
The ddVs Of the Old Winthrop Messenger "a Of haDOr
ted Messenger has got many fleet troters and
agents of the Company regsri him horse of higher
character for string roadsters than other in America
| NAUGATUCKBLAC HAWK, is a rich and sty fish
brown horse, eight old, 15H hands high. has often
rotted in PAS and he bore of the first prize Lone
and others at the State Fair he'd New Haven
last year and his colts are remarkably promising He
sired by Vermont Black Hawk, that made Hill his
S4OOO grand sire Sherman Morgan great grand
sire the original Justin Morgan Horse. His was
Lady Burton by Of old Membrno and he by the In
ported Messenger. He is half brother Ethan Allen the
most popular trotting stallion living Black Hawk Maid
Black Ralph KnowNothng tina trotted Chica 227
and beat Flora Temple Long Island in $780, Belle Of Sa
atoga that went in 2S9H and many the best roadsers
Of the cOuntry-See Linsey's book Morgan horses
| 100 to 1875.
These animals have been imported from the North with
view aordng the best opporu mites breeding good
family and the Directors have therefore put them
price that will justify owners Of breed them.
W. r. ELLISTON, r. O. FOSTER,
ANDREW EWING, ALLEN,
Y. K. RAINS, 10. EDWARDS,
7. TANNING, Directing Committee
may1-Imo.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT To
REcTIFIERs, LIQUOR MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE GR0cERs.
DIR. FEUCHTWANGER,S

Rlayorings to Produce sta Moments Notice every
desired Liquor.
The undersgued has lately great improvements ia
this branch Of business The Fv0Fngs pat up pacx.
ages Of s. To- and ~ Gallons. and require bat the ADDITION
Of Pure spirit either st 9Th proof ard quos
uognac either DARK pale, Holland and iBssh Gin ia
maea and 81 CFoix Run, MonongsheA Bourbon ish
scotch whisky, apple, Peach, Cherry and Kasberry
Brandy, Port aud Mae v ines VIII be instantly produced
u requires * a. bat addition Of good spirit say 50
gal ons 20 sArhgAlon q the respective navonng.
Ths best CoS0ae OIL green, yeios aud whit, warranted
genuine as low any other Importer eh&gss for he
spective quality.
n o. every LsQ1cr. FxtrAct Of C0znac, y Of
shien produces roo eallons % cognac.
Raw WHISKY mag By Dr. Rs and body preparation be
made smooth aud with but II ng expense.
The prices Of fiaTorngs extremely moderate and d.
rections In iail supplied bs
DR.. LEWIS FEEcnrHINGFR
Cheisf and InspcFter 0f D0s kseestiaf Oils AID Ne
TAI, DagHerre0<ype AID PAofosruPio CAsmiosIs.
NO. I43 Maiden LaNne, New York
April zi-6n lasd
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unMRuGIANA-

rT,uE asesrafoao f Dr ounnlag thai lks voFd sAoud
earn 40 % ths isth a luns. has eaecied KaD-
- II tn y a. H sin prepared ckarTu 30 Foants
IN he very kEh-st Psflectsn u ne ART An Hh0 have
Fents 70 eharRs s a. sea 10 isAEe hen Eth a. his
heass Ne. - Casrfy 81. near he Nerkliah.
Nj hantsy aba - palronase q hose having
Cohfnx AID eye II ~ aqoraAt that ihsy shoad
haze Their skmeata Ia orleE before sne slA q lane-
uss1--lmo.
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Notice to stoekhoIders.

fTHKRE viii be an election held al the oee Of the co.,
Il dEkcIAL INSURANCE COMPANY On MosDaT, the
Oh q hay next, from 10 o'clock. A. NJ until ei0ck, r.
NJ f1rthe purpse Of eeetl eleven Directors 90 manage
he Affairs d ohce the sung tgeiFe months.
Also a The time and aEee. elecsion vii be bell
for eeven nrfOcrs 20 manage Tie knsirs q The NASH
suing twelve months.
splI-td JAMES WALKER, SECRETARY
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First Spring Fair

GTELn 81 ne Dasiason Coany AgItcntnFal snd Me-
III shanci sseisfv - - hua a he 0Foanfs q ne
state Dareaa GA ne Tsh, "a Ana s.h o. MAJ. t4s.S
Te.sts a. ifina uhoss ass 20 tie srosnd dsrlHE ne
PAP nav - LAD A h ones e kohsft Latt 30. on Cd
sss srssi Asa snss css 81 ehti7ea, taiss And sen
-'-'A THOMAS \ 5onSsoE, Ttassrer.
ALBANIA O y
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FOR RENT.

7IHE bick Office North Market street opposite Daul
lass Dry Goods Store Possession given Immediately
Applyto ChARLkS W. SMITH.
May 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

POETICAL WORKS,
IN ANTIQ UE BIN DIN G.
SHAKSPEARE-BYR0N.
BURNs-S0UTHEY.
BEN JONsON -COwPER.
MoNTGoMERY-sCOTT.
MOORE-SHELLEY.
POPE-H0OD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAY
CHILDE HAROLD-LALLA RO0KH.
BRITISH POETs-3 vols.
DICTIONARY OF PoETICAL QUOTATIONS..
For sale by apr25 Bts CHAS. W. SMITH.
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southern Pacific Rail Read StOek

pEw sh.rs.. can as Aaa b. srpyinsa ., tAs B.ak .,
n NasAEllss = = tAs as Ae.si-Foon 8.
krsn tosh iksI "A.
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ICE HCEllI

ME have opened our Depot Union street, mex doc
w to Longhurstk 90 = Confectionery, where vii
supply customers with leo at ~ cent per pound.
mAy4-1E. O. 4. II. MARTIN G0FF.
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FUR n TSETTN NC
AND
FANCY GOODS.

. EoEVED this day. by express choice lot Of Furnishing
IL Goods. The latest style Of Shirts, Neck Ties Kid and
Silk Gloves, Collars Suspenders, Half Hose, STOCKS and
Cravats, Dressing Robes Underwear OF every variety,
Trunks, Valses and Carpet-Bags.
Also, fresh supply ofPerunery and Toilette Soaps, Hair
Tooth Clothes and Vail Brushes Together with assOrt
OF She'll Buffalo, Bone and Ivory Combs &C. &C., and
we invite ali to examination of our Stock.
J. H. McGLL,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Store, corner Of
the Square and College street. May
(NOLORED SHIR CS.-Just received fine
" sortmen Of Coored shirts, latest Styles and at var
ods prices. May1 J. II. McGILL.
GHIRT 30 SOMS We have a superb lot Of
- Bosoms for skirts, ofhem handsomely embroider
ed. For sale by Maj J. H. McGtLL-
LNANCY GOODS 81 TOILET ARTICLES.
Il Just received fresh supply Of Lubins' Extracts
Coognes, Hair Dyes, Hair Oils Ok Marrow, &C &c. Every
variety of Hair, TOOTH Nall Flesh and Cloth Brushes
Ladies and Gentlemens Travelling Also, Satches
OsbaS Chesmen, Dominos Vest and sleeve Buttons Coat
Links PEARL Silver aud Morocco Porte Monies; Bead, and
Silk Purses Shell, Puff Tucking, Sde Redding and Fine
Tooth Combs choice variety OF Ivory and Palm Leaf
Fans Pocket Knives and fine Razors single and in sstts,
for sale by j. H. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Store, coner Of
Square and College street. May1
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CHICKERING & SONS
p I a N @ S !!

fNHE subscriber having besa appointed Sole Agent So
TIE ofthe above e0io1ras d instruments ies tsA
vi and Mde Tennessee, his The @. W..
rmitA Boos sore Ne. Al Coeee street. Ehers he has
n-a and r ses AssorssHt % he dteeFens pettaras
81 q 81 and oei4Fes tesnc eaay csrxed u he ayir
q Aoa4 XIV. Purchasers aad The clssaa generally
resp-ctiaiy nsilcd 10 call and lbs Ane siock q
Panos, vbieh. f9F oeaaty hash alsess And poser o
and sieteizy % toGch BE- surpassed D. anF
r4nos manufactured ether IN Gated s8etc1 90 Anrep1
pEtccss AIDING elsa o. Fsnspo ctAtion ony.
T. AkLLoA, Sole AErns isE Chc leFing ean-
for Nashpi,r knd hiddie thneeee
80 katrAnee % Piano keon thf1sxa Z. " enlfha
BooksaaFe, A cslIews-st apI3f-enastr~s
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Extensive Sale Of Real Estate.

bAOOhSAEO OOAC Va HAO0A DSOAtCs
90 WILL be sold on the premises, miles from -
Il I'd Nashville mile west Of Antioch Depot, N.
&4iA. K. r. and one mile east Of 2nd gate the No.
ensve Pike. The well known homestead Of Hays Black
man, Esq.
ONTUESEAY, 18TH MAY,
in lots shown in the plot.
Lot l. Contains One Hundred Acres and has an
excellent Brick dwelling with rooms ali in good repair
One Of the best Horse Mills Middle Tennessee, with Bolt
ngCoth and 1hrasher attached; every out house that
render aaIm desirable; bearing Orchards Of every
ruit. And, shown the plot; plenty Of woodland
Springs shown are all Of the very best
The remaining ot' ali desirable, aud every foot Of
them free from any impeachment to cult walton.
Atthe time will sell
FIFTY ACRESOF HEAVILY TIMBER
ED LAND.
One mile Of Antioch Depot N O. R. R. adjoining the
lands Of Messrs Paine, Gregory others. And
FIFTEENACRES OF FINE CEDAR LAND,
about mile East Of the MurfreesbOro Turnpike 10
miles from Nashville.
TkRAs-Ths Homestead upon credit Of ons-third pay.
able 25h December next the balance in and two years.
purchaser giving bond with approved security for the first
payment, aud lien retained for the remainder.
The Timbered aud Cedar Lands, a credit Of Six,
Twelve and Eighteen months Notes with approved kecu
rity
Possession given notes executed Of the
Timber and Ledar, unconditional OF the Homestead with
the eneumbranc that the renter Mr. T. j. Redman TO
occupy the premises until LIST, January next.
Omnbusses will leave the Of Cedar and Cherry
Streets az o'clock, for the sale. Passage and from
nee. COLLATION. usual and all invited attend.
Apr S0th, 5I.-2w. 4 r. GLAsCOCK, Agent.
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Singing Books.
BOSTON MELODEON,
TIP-TOP GLEE BOOK,
The SHAWN,
THE CHRIS fIAN MINSTREL,
THE SOUTHERN HARMONY,
THE NATIONAL PSALMIST,
TIE PRESBYTERIAN PSALMODISr
THE NEW CARMINA sACRA.
By the dozen single copy. For sale by
apr22 BIG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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THE FAMOUS ROADSTERS.
THE EATON HORSE,

NAUGATUCK BLACK HA WK,
Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live Stool
Company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-04

90 WILL be sold on the premises, miles from "a
Lii Nashville, mile west Of Antioch Depot, N.
&3A r. r., and one mile east of 2nd gate the No.
lensve Pike. The well known homestead Of Hays Black.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-12
Hon. Joseph c. McKibben.

On the outside of this weeks paper, takel
from Forneys Philadelphia Press, will b.
found full particulars of the Craig and Nc
Ki5ben affair. The cause of the difficulty
and the circumstances attending it, are giyeI
in a correspondence to the ". Y. Tribune, ant
the manly letter Of Mr.. McKibben was ad
dressed to the Press.
The circumstances of the case, from the be
ginning to the ending, present a complete de
defense and justification on the part of Mr..
McKibbcn Craig's crime is without paral-
lei; there is no atoncment for such an offense;
the law is powerless to mete out justice to
such fend; and that son is unworthy the
name of man who would not defend the sane
tity of his fathers household That man is
unworthy the name of brother, who would
not avenge the destroyer Of an innocent, con-
fiding, child-like deaf and dumb sister The
man-no the brute--who would a thousand
fold worse than murder the unfortunate SIS
ter of his own wife, should be deemed with
out the pale Of the law, and denied its pro-
lection.
1t will be seen that the meeting was ac-
cidental on the part of the McKibbens.--
Craig, who it seems had expressed himself as
expecting to fight when he should meet the
Hon. j. G. McKibben went to Chambers
burgh armed TO the teeth, and must have sup
posed that his expected antagonist would be
there at about that time. Mr.. McKibben
remained at hist fathers house until they all
supposed the cars had left; but their detcn-
tion brought him face to face with the wretch
who had brought the cup of bitter sorrow
under the roof bis parents, and with the
feeling of son and brother swelling his
heart-with the hot blood of manly indig-
nation boiling in his veins-what else could
be have done other than that which he did
do?
We deem it unnecessary, after giving the
full particulars in our paper, to argue the
question at ALL Our Representative need
have no fears that his California constituency
will censure him. They will commend his act,
only regretting that man of honor, for hay
ing punished the seducer of his deaf and dumb
sister, should have been himself in danger, and
should be afterwards subjected to the incon-
venience of defending prosecution.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-12
VOLCANO ITEMS.

SuneIcAL.-The piece Of skull taken from
the Uranium Of Sam. Stevenson (who killed
Hostetter and De Haven at Volcano) was
exhibited to us few days since. The piece
is near the size OF half dollar, and it was
SO crushed in that it was imperatvely neces-
sary to remove it. The operation was per-
formed by DIR. G. w. Schoenemann, of Vol
cano Stevenson is now in jail at this place,
and is doing remarkably well-not appear
ing to have suffered in the least as to his gen.
eral health. DR.. Schoenemann is skiful
surgeon, which is fact well known to his
scientific acquaintances.
LEG BRoKES.-Mr. Mathew Rawle and
another person were sky-larking in Carneys
saloon, (yolcano) last Tuesday evening, and
during the scuffle the man struck Mr.. Rawle
with his foot on the left leg, breaking the
bone below the knee. The fractured limb
was carefully set by Drs. Boucher and Ives,
and we learn that Mr. Rawle is doing well.
VIOLENT AssAULT-On Saturday last, in
Volcano John Steiner came up behind Joseph
Kerhhofer, and struck him on the head with a
heavy bar Of iron Kerhhofer was stunned,
but not seriously injured A warrant was
issued by Justice Doble, but at last accounts
the officers had not succeeded in arresting
Steiner.
IMPRovNG.-A good many miners are at
work, and Volcano begins to have new life.
Ii is thought by those who ought to know
that more gold will be taken out this winter
than any previous season. Take it all in all,
there are few better mining towns in the
State than Volcano.
THE Pennsylvanians had crowded
house Tuesday night, and gave great salts
isfaction. OF course the boys were enthusi-
astic.
SEE advertisement Of johnson & Co, Vol
cano, if you would subscribe for any news
paper in the State.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-12-12
THE LEDGER
T. A. SPRINGER & CO.
Democratic State Central Committee.


The following gentlemen constitute the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, for the ensuing
year:
Saeramenfo-v. E. Geiger, F. Forman, J. II
Sullivan, Sac. 7. o.; Peter Ross, Michigan Bar p O
San Francisco-T Foley, ii. B. Truett, Jos. p
Hoge. Robt. G. Page, San Francisco P. O.
FL D0yado--D. w. Gelwicks. w. H. Smith, VIM.
A. January, Placerville p o.; A. St. Clair Denver,
Coloma T.. O.
TiIolumne-A N Francisco, Sonora, P. 0.
-Neuada--S ii. Chase, Nevada J. o.; s. s. Lewis,
San Juan p. o.
Caidrerds-H. Putney, Murphy's I. ..
Placer. Anderson, Auburn, + q. =,
Ynba-T. b. Reardon, G. W. Bloor, Marysyille.
Siskiyou-E. H. Steel, Scott's Bar T. ..
San Joaquin--H. I. Higgins, Stockton T.. y.
Fresn0- f. r. Hart, Millerton Z. o.
Butfe-T. A. Turner, Oroville, p. o.
Los .7ngIes-J. W. Shore, Los Angles 2. o.
Sonona-J. NJ. Hudspeth. Sonoma p o.
TSinifg-S ID. Kreider, Weavervile 7. Q.
Sierra-F Frances Anderson, Downieville, 7. o.
.amador-T. A. Springer Jackson p. o.
Santa Cldra-Wm. Matthews, San Jose z. O.
Contra Costa--A r. Meloney, Martinez p. O.
Plunas-W. d. Sawyer, Quincy p. o.
Sutfer--S. r. Warrington, Nicolaus 7. 0.
Del .Norte-C. N, Thornbury, Crescent City.