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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

bGB- A lady who must be a relative
of Mrs. Partington, we think, 'by
marriage, at least, was entertaining some
friends with leg of mutton at dinner,
the other day, when one of her guests
remarked that the mutton was exceed
ingly fine quality. g Oh, yes," said she,
my husband always buys the best
He is q great epicac."
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

E-"Do you remember me? said a
spirit seller to his neighbor, whom he
visited on his death bed. "Yes said the
dying man [ do remember you, and 1 re-
member your shop where 1 formed the
habit which has ruined me for this world
and the next; and when 1 die my beg
CARED widow and fatherless children will
remember YOU"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

B9~During trial the other day,
cons table testifying with regard to lady,
said: 81 know nothing of her but what I
hear my neighbors say; and in my
opinion, what women say of one another
is not worthy of belief"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

"Well, Bridget, did you put the
blister on your chest as l told you, and
did it rise ?"
"Och, Mistress, dear, niver chist
did [ have to put it on, but shure, M am,
[ have a hair trunk, and stuck it on
that, but sorry rize did it riz but,
ma'am, it TUX livery bit Of the hair off,
as sure as I'm a sinner"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

BeGA footman, proud ofhis grammar,
ushered into the drawing room Mr..
Foote and his two little daughters, with
this introduction: ''Mr. Foote ard the
two Misses Feet"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

AN APT SCR1PTURAL QUOTATION
y few evenings since, pious old lady,
preparing to go to church, was seen to
take considerable quantity of gold
from her trunk, wrap it up carefully in
her handkerchief, and put it in her
pocket. She remarked, that it was her
habit, that it kept her mind steady at
her dcvotions, "for, where the trea-
sure was, there will the heart be also"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

pm- "Why don't you hold up your
head in the world, as L do p asked a
naughty lawyer of a sterling old farmer
Squire replied the farmer, " sec
that field of grain the well-filled heads
hang down, while those only that are
empty stand upright"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

A wag in New York, standing at the
corner of Oliver and Cherry streets, op-
posite to one of the 'Catskill ice carts,
drew apiece ofchalk from his pocket and
marked the letter NJ before the word 'ice,'
which of course made it read, Cats kill
mica -
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

Fsa-Tt is just as sensible a move to
undertake to get married without cour-
ting as to attempt to succeed in bust
ness without advertising.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

n@ An Irishman once bought an
alarm clock, and gave as his reason for
so doing, that he was in the habit of
laying in bed too long in the morning,
and when he wanted to wake himself
up he had nothing to do but pull the
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

p@- " Grandpa, did you know that
the United States have been in the
habit ofencouraging and acknowledging
tories p
Certainly not, what kind Of tories 2"
"Terri-torics. Now give me some
peanuts, or I'll catch the measles and
make you pay for en-"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

Bsy~ Why is a young man hugging
his sweetheart like an epieure who per
mits his wine to lead him away?
Because he is aoastipg what he loves.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

pea- A person who had become some
what dissipated was accused of having
loose character. CT wish it were
loose" said he, I'd soou shake it off"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

pGg~It is thought to be a question
worthy of consideration whether a per-
son whose voice is broken, is not on that
account better qualified to sing ''pieces. =
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

BGg~ A Western editor, in dunning
his subscribers, says he has resloonsiJiEi-
ties he must meat,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

Ba-The New England Farmer i'm
quires. "What COWS should farmers
keep ?''-Fubbs suggests that they
should keep their own! a serious incon-
venience often arises from propensity
to keep those belonging to other folks.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

nsa- Amelia, for thee yes, at thy
command, I'd pluck the stars from the
armament I'd pluck the sun, that
oriental god of day, who traverses
the blue arch of heaven in such majes-
tic splendor-I'd tear him from the sky
and
Don't Charles; it would be too hard,
interrupted Amelia.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

R- A wag proposes to publish a new
paper, to be called the Comet, with an
original tale every week.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

Bgg~ '' You saved my life on one occa-
sion," said a beggar to captain under
whom he had served. " In what way ?'
" Why. I served under you in battle,
and when you ran away, [ followed"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

nA- Punch says, /" a secret warranted
to keep in any climate, is q womans
age" Horrid Punch
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

be- The most remarkable case on
record is that of the Yankee Soap man,
who in violent storm at sea, saved
himself from death by taking cake of
his own soap and ,caShing himself ashOret
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

Bg~The Frigid Zone-The waist rib
bon that hugs an old maid.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10

ETERNITT.-"E Eternity has no gray
hairs!" the flowers fade, the heart withers,
a man grows old and dies, the world lies
down in the sepulchre of ages, but time
writes no wrinkles on the brow of eter-
nifty.
Etetnity! Stupenduous thought
The ever-present, unborn, undecaying,
and undying-the endless chain com
passing the life ofG od-the universe.
Earth has its beauties, but time shrouds
them for the grave; its honors, they are
but the sunshine of an hour; its palaces
they are but as the gilded sepulchers; its
possessions they are but bursting bub-
bles. Not so in the untried bourne.
In the dwelling of the Almighty can
come no footsteps of decay. Its day
will know no darkening- eternal splen-
dors forbid the approach of night. Its
fountains will never fail-they are fresh
from the eternal throne. Its glory will
never wane, for there is the ever-present
God. It's harmonies will never cease;
exhaustlcss love supplies the song.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-10
TRYING THE LOT.

\ tall long legged Hoosier, from JAS
per county, Indiana, distinguished by a
little head perched on cranes neck
accoutrel with a swallow tailed coat, and
pantaloons that refused to be coaxed
dowifato his ankles-boots shining with
tallow, and had not over half an inch of
stalkedin the Richmond House
last week to get what he called clancy
dinner" Being shown to the ordinary,
and asked by servant what he would
have
oval, dog on it, don't know" said
he, casting his eye down the long and
seemingly endless array of fricandeaux,
cotellettcs, ragouts, and other ''kick-
shaws' on the bill offare, which confoun-
ded him with their variety, while he de-
SPARED of graphing with them all
what would you take, Squire, fyou were
in my place? L couldn't eat all them ar
fixens, you know couldn't, by thun-
der, eff l never was to have another meal
of vittles in coon's age"
"Wouldn't you like some soup?' asked
the waiter.
"Wal, Squire, you're beout right, 1
reckon. Bring on your soup, and then
I'll pitch into your billed vittles. You
tax all the same, they say, and it's hard
choosin I'll jest try one plate
Mrought the lot, I ,oM cf 6ustr'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
Marriages. births ard Deaths.
MAEpIAaTG

In sscrAneno Jan J. Mr. W n Davenport Of San Fran.
In sscraneno, Jan l. Mr.. j. s. stansbury 70 Miss MARY
In san COCO. Jan sy he Rev Lacy, Mr. Oscar
EsSe oakland s q S sm.. spa ssn
II, IN ssn IrSes : jan b. he Rey Nj; More the
In Vallejo siree, church Mr. Robert sssnon 70 CshT ne
dec 20 By the Rev Fsher Ingod,by. Mr. Fred Benson
Miss Ellen barrett both Of uaon city
Mis- narie, bsr,ie1i Of Dc.ot Mas.
IL sAcramsn'o, Jan :. By the hcs. WIN. nm Mr. Paul
In Fan Francisco the residence Of Dr. R. + Cole
Finne, bob Of tsn irarcsco
MI J san oss g ssss ss sss S s'e whiting
Saorsne January 4h BY Fsiher ouin, O. j. Haiyto
SMa,l.viie, Jssaa,y "a David Haley to Mss hsrgare,
At Dry Jrses, D.cemSer 18th, Mr. rhoms. oim.rs 70
K.IasI Mr. Henry Kroser Miss sophia husmann, both
In Mar, wne the Sh January Mr.. Johs O. Hatch to
Me e S.ry a. b. se ss- Mr. Woodbridge Mr. Geo.
Ss1Gss 40 h IL sns Sos a cos
ire oesa county -.
% s6 ss E:sS .f ss ssa
i9 . sss5a%,p.o l.nS Ssy The Rev, Mr. shues Mr. J.
In suourn on the sth Of january, Mr.. Warren Brown 70
e M.ssvils % the III Of January. Mr. j. B. Mcdonald
D, a T S,saPs, pOp.: oou,sy Ja2uy III: Rev
dausbsss Of yats.p Tcnp ssa' " Lucy sen second
ssf y Rev Ri IT.. s,,
daughter o. Gen. Thomas Hsmbly OF san Francisco
In ban Frsncco January IS By The Rev r. Briefly Mr.
Town. - -
Francisco - - ' - ~
a., s y, sss S Ss3y,ry T. q e. he brides
san c. ony dsuss,ef q Sch swan hy f az " sara ss
In San francisco January 16 BY Joseph Austen D. r. Mr.
Yernet Jules 70 Miss Eulsie Ebeac
BIRTHS.
1r Sen Francisco, January g. the wife Of John T. Bauer
ln Fan Francisco Beceber e, 1856 the wife Of John
CMcnfs , 81 ~ =
- ssn Francisco. tarua,y g, Catherine VIE Of william
SRfsgs, fsl o. ssJn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

CLEARED
sesa.sg os.seS eo s'oss SSsewJJ Mss;nca
sTg Bssver. ssnude- Ghrsrsr- Buck Co
SIS sxaySsv asn seraucsEEn so sni i,i0'a %
ED. fsnOeiS %ssSsrs fOr su Ps..e9sttuTef KoA
schr El-snot, 1orn.eue kehsoud-ysn Brani sissh,
sS1s 4 suofg Ilscrm Bsumofe-MSier, Lord a Que
sCAr VI b Ho,ssy, Cosourn, Vienna Master.
ARRIVED
steanthlp George Law Herneon AsplnwsI, bringing Ca
HERNIA ate; 70 yso ~ -h treasure ara psssenger,
Damon Nc gate In Saoo !on 70 o. passed enpPr abr
!, w VINE. g, n,: sS e., E,s
eempssy h ship heqqs TO, rss York AID Vas p com
ssy ds b hs.s ss sS Is s f.
e,Js,pe sreke sh, sus:rsl. (o salem l9csy, IGN ss
Ion 10 e p spoke Br bark Asuea 90 day. from xauriius Tor
,skfr New world Ersh, Liverpool Jan "A win md.. aud
llt rsssersefs 70 Cornelius GriDnel Feb lat Al 90 loo
III Ia. q So Ion Ss D. pssseds vessel bottom Of about
stip Een Austin. ossr.ek. Livsrpoo, jan H. with mise
snd ~ pssstIgss 10 sronozd rntston Co Had eesA
SAY Scre 6sns Dc. victories or, pels9,psl 5.yre g
sss' ss sou. s 70 Sd an1nsr 5
tof Bcson Ibe NO u has experienced heavy gale. on
euEsss Sss ga sc eNe' away "Hen0'''H YARD head
tiiP WIN Frch hs6sn, s,esoe Hare Jan Z. with mdse
chip Nherioar Russell An,serp. Dec 70 rlushar Jan 6
stlien % 20 Ion Is IS los .ut Of storm sails;
9Th lat ~ IS leu 50 elehAngea signals WITH ship ga,e
i nas vib ssp Yaasse Ss,Ss> r. Srsaea
u dense z nesry in with ssir ssss,ag ~
yneef;iooc Der ns5 2 y os Lyons 18th a Az sandy
screw steiner sJp.eniJ essS ia her radSsr ana mss
% NsS S ns she to hive no o.. Of ss
hetar w. a5A ediaey shesr,o North ashec her
ss ps Ssn nc cs a. days With cotton &C.
%. s Go On ne ns 81 s vse o9@es N
The BOOK and wen, sshere komer shcsl VS. 90.
On Without damage Of moment b. sesuuss Columbus and
Ers sary Hstsu OF Ep..o..s, rstsr rer ysn.1ss
Ss.ss 70 Perm. III inst mile. 81 Of ,s.ssus spoke
ess h0 s 5 'e q soS.c OBJ
mat tassssss .nm.., ara aek IN the fore
Ers Rrsess susssEora Sssen.y sl.es n,e. q.
s.s srS9S h.s1 sssAs p . Ss% &c
hrz Ansnes s;ns % sos.sn, Cove S.sseUs, ls ms,
E.s..s "a rs "a n gaze wsw. los, overheard JOseps
Brs ci.dsicr bst s.oIisr St johns Nj. is dsy,, with
h' ssS S1 Kissseber SchDs oprov .rc. jar WIZ v.r
81 md ssavo.a 2 Yates rS,sTssld No d-is Ia IS 20
g seSr Fs 'sSss car cSds sf pssssr seS
s chr Tsg gd,, Sss sod. $780, s:o Re
sehr isasei. rsuiiio. Bos,on
sehfJ scebe w,eeteri Clock, with msse from The chip
Irere, ssDore 90 Norchee, IL
sT Ass -c :, Brs ss rS The wreck Of bark
se'me Ttonss s- wiiless, Baltimore 90 hours with
ssam-r Par, er Vein. Ramsey Baltimore with d.e, To
s,ssmsr Jackson Baker. Baltimore with md.., to HB
Cromwell.
The brig Fanny o Field from Mpsilsn. arrived yeser.
oh. In the lever bay set The Wca
Bsrs BY he which damssed cu,sa,er and sem c.,
anchor sd ~ fatons cham The crew we're AL sct put
ard after remaining FOR three hourr goa OF By
The ~eanius Hero ules, and brosuht up 70 this ely.
BELOW
Ehip Rambler tclpper Of Bostcn) Lahrop, from Chncba
rsiancs Oct 81, with gusno
ship Java Savannah.
Wind during the day from 9 10 sW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

In San Francisco January the lar Of Mr. j. r. Knapp
lea an old California pioneer, OF . daugser
In san Fr cisco Janusry the wfs OF Mr. O. Nut.ng OF
San FrsnecO january TO- the wre CT Mr. n Aus.. Of
san FrsrciscO January ie the wife of Rober. Joseph
Of daughter.
In San francisco. Jan Of scarlet sever Matilda wes
SP az and month ont :S Sn, rS ne Charlie:
In San Fran .lsco Jsn g. the wife of Henry Kru.. a.
In Fan frsncssoc Jan Adcrhu.y son OF A J. and Au
within week, Of sore throat
=, At Butte Greek Butte county on su1ds sv.eirg Dec ~
daughter Of Samuel SchOn q New York ety. aged IS
A Red ssr rl The cas Ave, river Zee Henry
Of ofoygs and s.na !. ksyan.sa aged month. ana
shaws Flat, Mrs Rachael Perkins. in the 4h year Of
o1Gy Me Jan Dr. W. WOODWARD aged 81 years for
Of Mt and Ms fAOmas j. Bedford. aged about
Msrysyile Jan 8. AraSeua wife OF Major VIM. Singer
Fan Esncsco Jan TO- after brief illness Of tyr hold .e
othe LIST necember M CYRUS John Mc1chss aged aOeu
daushsr s.sssrst Shsoa q ssa
In San francisco Jan. Is VIM q. Hyde aged 49, from Bal
Auourn, Jan; 5, ofyphod fever, VIM. Henry native
of Tennessee aged sbout Is years.
At Battle Greek Dec 81 John Temple native Of North
In -onors Dec q Emily daughter of Jacob and Ize,ta
jan d suddenly iaenry Gregory SOC of
0st ed @ss " Sss ana 4 Samond
and Eliza Sullivan, aged years and months.
In San Francisco Jan Ii, Of consumption Mr. william 7.
HSTsh county in this s.e since 1887 and ceray 7sa
suser for number of years Of Klamath county
Rev S. Osgood, d. D.. OF Springfield Mass.
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, jan. I9, 1857.
yLouR-Iransac..ons wholly josbiDg in Their character
have up %sfss ~ bs oesS brand. @ or
g. .y DO S;s. go 20 Dc 70, 100 e. a'a o
M,AL 4sp BRAsoi 500 lbs California ground buctwaeat
meal solo ga 81 g sG dS 90 ercswneas do at c tons
WarsT-ssles Werei l09 bags merely in lot. at the an
80 Ssss NOT! NOT P 1sSf pashs
ssSs 81 ~ n GTr parcels q the
81 SIX; 60 de Choice or seed al 81 Is. W.
oA-l SIS bags sole IN parcels ct the annexed rates
20 e DO 81 8 IS IS DO On private terms d
do choice seed at &C.
PorAToES- 6a bags eod ~ three lo 100 bags 81 l2z
40 dc !. q ~ st no DO 81 ,o, M
lbs navy bread sold at 61rc; coo lbs pilot
BIAss-ss bbls. American white beans sold vt SIC
Ror-l00o LIS China sold at 7c $50 mats re cleaned Ma
20 Of table salt Id. bags seld a, auction a.
exc; ., do, ~ ID bsFs, a. do l41sc
Adams Hast Horton syrup sod al ST.
suoAR-l mats CSita sy Gated sold at l0c There are ~
bit no reported sales lot nAs Bsavisn cryszed sOd at
s Ssssc sSss: E .saSs se sss .sd M
sales Of IS 90 feet redwood and Oregon
sHISoIEs 20 NJ redwood shingles sold q. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
PeraGnal Intelligence.

klttulRotlco
Bon D. c. Broderck United sasss Senator from Dali.
forpia 10 q, the MI ~ oiitan Ho'e.
letter GATED Bsvans, Jan %, and published In the
Charleston ker ,l, sAys:-Dr Kane 10 fAss recovering.
Bis mother IA herr, snd under her gentle nurog
there are strong hops entertained Of bis ultimate reso.
ration 10 health.
ARRIVALS.
From San PrsIesco via Aspi VAL In the Steamship George
kollscn ard family Can't B.ssell A SeleSer Mrs
Weller, l. Weller sds child aud ID Fry. Beale
lady, child sno servant Mr. Hayen, Clark Mercy wife
and child; Keenan, wife and mother no Nc kulen Mrs
Shutlen and child Enowcen Mrs >hallcross, Tobm
Miss Scott, II Rschnan, SIMON. Mr. Ptman Il Levi
LJsoobs Di-.z BuG enha, Goodman, l. Houstedter
Bowman and boz. II 1urpin Miss 3 Frost Bern
stein schloss wife mother end infa- Vim Hardey wife
and two children: c Hastings Francis Beicher,
Carpenter Wohler w1kinton lady end two Children
Ms CaIk and servant Mrs Devoe, " Nc - kle,
Ate Potter, Gen ChipmAn. q Mclaughlin Peter Lane
Issans Human, Mrs Haascom Liz duner 8 Bec enar
AID chDd Cot henley BenOese Ar heynolds and lady,
Csrtfo.t. 81 Washington, Jas koct, Davis u II I'd
sor heMskon Uen II Rust. Jas Graham, A Pinney,
Rev & Naes'tr, pr E1ris elanos u Randall, Rev
DT sushrell. Il 0rcerbaur b Van yoorh.s VIM Devin
cornwall, n Fl2rr sgsn, NJ " Eowe Gocsrev lady,
ana ADJ, suel q " FoSie. [ T.sSs1d aug Saron
esgsege master; Capt Boutwell,, USN J II Hsrdee Bu
ian, NJ DAl jones Gamble, g Goicstone Q Warrington
Liverpool 10 the steamship City os yaliucre-Lucss
Birst, Norman. J jackson Mr. Payer Mr. Parker Jr;
Ir Pollard, wB Srrsree and son; T. futile wife AID
Esgesrd M HsFTsrd Jr; thomas no.top Mr. Wilson Geo
spel Mr. Whie<des MT rag y Bre.tell, YIN Wlsgius
Sr pHahoe Mrs Bowman, MS John Btnya'd. Mrs Hy
Reed; LLOYD, lady and daughter Mr. gecTs-d alice
Clark Mr. onshoe hr CD Mr. Frazer Wise setter
M tktner and lady hr Men hsrles Werner, A Fejer
Clora fsjer Mr. Lsmpnechspn-sud lis IN the seer2ge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

The steamer Bolivia reached PAnAms the 2lsi ui.
bringing dates from Valparaiso to the ls from CsIIao
the llth Of January She bad nnssn cabin passengers
among whom were Commander Boutwell,, Of the United
States slcop OF war John Adams, gong homo In bad
health, and Frederick Deefp. Esq Secretary Of The
United States Legation 10 Chile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
CHILE.

PROSPERITY OF THU RkPuBLIc--LEoIsLArIva Ap-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIPLOMAS Fsoa THE
UNITED STATES.
From Chile receive the usual satisfactory condrma.
ton OF peace, progress a11 plenty sxstag throughout
the country ahougn the past seasons crops have SUI
tered from the hclsmef OF the a.aher, 10
many sic Is OF consump ION incoA renieniy high priced
Tor the lower Glasses
The rpment has oropY ated lb27 towards the
complexion OF burial ground In he capitol for persons
lot protesting the Cathoic reloi S. 900 for the COZ
snucbon OF tho Asylum Of Providence 5000 for the
urber spce OF the Conception CatheorA $1,000 FOR tho
House OF ri ,ups So 900 loan the uop 400 cor
poraion for the badirg Of prison and 81 500 for the
vslpa,asso hoetita.
The Nslra' a!so railway "a pros' ssin2 favo-ably
Tho famous highway sabber hen6Aca, has been cap
tured by he Valparaiso police BE was CHEZ Of Q band
which infes led the province Of rAlka
In future the diplomas hsued by the Harvard uuiver
si;y, United Slates, 70 doctors OF medicine. will be
knowledge In Chile alter the necessary examination
quired by b~.
The Costa Rca Charge Mr. roloda, IL In Valparaiso no
suauDC questions Of foreign poci Of interest 70 South
America
The United States sloop Of John Adams was s,m In
valparaiso.
N Panama Herald OF the isth Of January eays-we
learn that henry hes.s, OF California notorets, 10 q
present residing 81 santiago de Chile with his family
eDpoye the railroad. He a said 10 be quite ces-
t,tute Of oil means beyond what wages receives
The railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
ARRIVAL OF TIE GEORGE LAW
~~~-~~>~-~~-~-~~~>~~>>>>~~~~
Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Sl,O97 SOC in Treasure.
INTERESTING SUMMARY OF The NEWS.
~~>~~>,>~>~>~~>~~~>~~>0NNN
The Governors Message and the vigi.
lance Committee.
s~>~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~~
THE STATE DEBT.
MARRIAGES. BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
M A II X E IS,
&C., &C., &c.

The mail s'sAmpshp George Law, VIM. Levi. Hern.
don, q s. N, commander. sailed fron AspiawSn Fob
., at eight O'Clock P. n, with the passenger mails
and treasure for New York, brought Panama by the
steamship Golden Gate and arrived at her dock this
city early last evening She has experienced very strong
northeast WINDS with heavy ses from the hour Of leav
Ing AspinwAll until her arrival of Cape Hattsras.
The Pscho Mail Steamship Company's steamer Golden
Gate, r. L. Whiting. commander. left San Francisco
January 70, NJ six O'Clock with 4se passenger the
United States mails, and $3.50 e42 81 In treasure on
freight, destined follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
9ARITIME lNqgLLiGENG'Y

ALMANAC rox sxv .oKx-fHp DAT.
o. Esu.. o. noon RISES ~ -
CD sx-, 81 Kz5z vAxuR L. II
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Arrived n Acapulco January a. u four O'Clock A.
n; sailed again same day at ten o'clock A. II. for
Panama, and arrived at Panama February 8, at four
O'Clock A. n
The mail steamship Granada, A. G. Gray commander,
sailed from Apnwal for Havana February g. O'Clock
p. NJ, With the passengers mails and treasure for New
Orleans
The following the specie list Of the Georse Taw-