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Eeo Gtlssn 9ailg Crescent,
e.5llIolrraI Pride.
So ana. U. IaoUnNaT.


BY mRs. II. H s1GoURNET,
within anotbers tomb he slept,
Hr. when astonished angels saw
From heavens high majesty descend
And bow to take mortal law.
4noiRers tomb Oh, restless Pride,
That on through life mans heart doth STIR,
Ganst thon 10 humhling lesson learn
From yonder Tockhewn sepulCherE
Say. what avails thy watehfui toll,
Thy seepiess care from sua 70 sum
Thy pomp Of epitaph and fame,
Save bat to see thyseH outcome
Ga where the Tark bis cypress rears,
10 Pere.la. Ghai5e. with garlands stroWn,
And each Metropolis shan boast
some monument to shame thine own.
s8ms colamn Of more lofty hight,
Some agchitraYe Of holder art,
Some sculptured form Of living grace,
30 speak more strongly to the heart.
Tie pyramid, that toward the cloud
Asnires with undisputed claim,
In dark obliTiOn's st8guant pool
Let fall, and lost its founders name.
Nan bargaineth for so much bronze,
For SO mu9n marble Ger his mead,
Regardless of the deeds that keep
His memory from the noteless dead.
What if his slumberfng clay should rest
SWithout stone i'll stranger ground
Or meath the heaying ocean sleep
Till the last angels trump shall sound
Let atom unto atom feet,
On blast, or storm, or riven sod
The record OF the life alone
Hath power Or permanence with God,
Sc, render back thy dust to dust,
Ashes to ashes, dew'd with prayer;
Restore each element its trust,
The earth, the water and the air.
To each its part The soul to Godl
Be wise for that which cannot die;
And by a stainless life engrage
Fit tablet for Eternity.
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a RroRUlTna sraAraann.-oarIIsle, in his life of


Frederick II, tells this story
In the town of Julich there lived and worked a
tall young carpenter. One day welldressed posi-.
tive looking gentleman (Bar0n Won Hompesch the
records name him) enters the shop, wants a stout
chest, with lock on it, for household purposes
must be Of such and such dimensions six feet six in
length especially and that is an indispensable point
lin fact it will be longer than yourself think Herr
Zimmerman, what is the cost and when can it be
ready2 ~ Cost, time, and the rest are settled. A
right stout chest then, and you don't forget the
size; If too short it will be of no use to me mind =
Jdcoh Geteiss r. and the positive looking gentle
man goes his way. AZ the appointed day he reap
pears the chest is ready-we hope and an unex
eepttonable article! Too short, as | dreaded q
says the positive gentleman Nay your honor"
saysthe carpenter, am certain it is Six feet six p
and takes out his foot rule. I'shaw it was to he
longer than yourself" "Well, it isl "No it isnt!9
The carpenter to end the matter gets into his chest
and will convince any and all mortals No sooner is
he in rightly fiat, than the positive gentleman, a
Prlssian recruiting officer in disguise slams down
the lid upon him, locks il, whistles in three stout fe
lows, who pick up the chest, graYelY walk through
the streets with 1T, open it in safe place. and find
horrible to relate--the poor carpenter dead-chuked
by want Of air in this rghtful mddepassage of his
Name o the town is giyen--Julich, as aboye-date
not And ii the thing had been only popular
myth is it not a significant one? But it is 100 true
the tall carpenter lay dead and H6mpesch got i'm.
pTlsoned Tor life by the business"
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HPAyE DU QUAFRGEEEE DT8B4AICTa4EI
- acre conduit H depot DIES Epayes dG quafsae Di tFiet
rue les Hes ostnneee Laurel epme epaves
Cue ehegre JAIME chstee de blanc ayant ma cdgde an
LEe ehevre jaime, AZ ant uuc corde corpes.
Jue chcTre blanche
Lne cLeSre nUire, tacheteG de blanc.
ST les dts nmsX pas ree4tues dix iours et las
a pay ts Us seron yenius enahere pubique an dit de-
pot Is SAhEbt, q n0Yembe, 1853. dix heures A. NJ
q. Q, FLEGHIER, Gommis5aiF8 dos rnes.
NouYelle-Oreans, l3 noTembre, 1893. hI5 2D ID
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One Of the best bulIsn ever made came from the
pen Of the Duke Of Wellington. He Was writing to
Dir. Curtis, and recommended that the Catholic cues
tion should be buried in oblivion, in order that its
difficulty might be fully discussed. Considering thar
be was Prime Minister, and So great man. this
should be Eeckoned the first Of all bulls 1t shows
that the Duke vas an trlshman.
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AnlhItioll,

J ever thought him So;
A sad wiseman, Of daring eye, and free,
Yet mystic speech. When We have laughed still
Have shuddered for his darBling words oft fell
Like nraeles, answering with dim response
TO my unspoken thoughts, so that my spirit,
Albeit unused to womanish fear, hath quailed
20 hear bis voices deep vibration. Watch him
BE sure, he Is ambitious, Watch him, lords
He hath 0erleaped the barrier, poverty;
Hath conquered his mean parentage hath clomb
To decent station, to high letter'd fame;
The pontiff's notary, the honored friend
OF Petrareh. Watch him well. milford.
TRUTH
Marble and recording brass decay,
And, like the igraPer's memory, pass away
The works Of man inherit, as il Just,
Their authors frailty, and return to dust;
BIT truth divine forever stands secure,
It's head is guarded, az its base is sure
Fixed in the rolling flood Of endless years,
The pillar Of the eternal plan appears;
The raving storm and dashing wave defes
Built BY that architect who built the skies.
EGoWper
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


COMPfROLLER's OFFICE, Z
City OF New Orleans, Nov. 20, 1859
[ No,ilS, ]
AN ORDINANCE concerning the Markets and providing tor
farming the revenue thereof.
The Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans oans as
follows
On the first Monday of December each year the Comp
troe shall adlnicAtg, be adIudicRed this Office
The collection Of tue OF the Markets for the year
lie shall give ton days notice in tie official gazette Of the
city OF the day and hour at which said adjudication shall take
place
[signedl FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
President Board If Assistant Aldermen.
lSignCdl W. G. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Of the Roard Of Aldermen,
Approved 10Th November, 1852.
lstgnedl A. u. CROssMAN, Mayor
[ No, 1860.
Belt ordaned That Ordinance No AS concerning the Mar
kes he amended read a. follows
The Farmers esseO1 shall Immediately after said
Oue-tweh pTumss0ry
notes balance endorsed the satisfaction the Finance
Committee payable from lst OF January one two rec,
five, six, eight, nine, and eleven months.
Should any farmer lessee repsc neglect furnish the
one twelfth cash. and aforesaid the Comptroller
horned Indication to be made forth With
for the account and risk OF said farmer o. lessee
Signed l.. H. PLACE,
President pro tenn. BOad o. Assistant Aldermen.
Signed j. j. bUGENBuIIL,
President pro, ten. BOaru Of Aldermen.
Approved 29h November, 1864.
Signed JNO L, LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice ia hereby given that MONDAY, the b Of De
Ceuber next, wilt adudcate my Office st II OclocS NJ
s25 l2t T. TuEARD, Comptroller.
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Reored That the Street Commissioner be and thp same is
hereby authorized and directed to have additional flag
crossing adon Bourbonsee the intersection
aRd the old ag stoue crossing repaired the whole
10 exceed hlty dglars-S5l.
LSfgnedl CIIAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. 90 1888.
Signed GERARD sTITH, Mayor. D22
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tenn on Z 15 1ST%5 h9fnsn
Approved 29th November, is5l.
Signed JNo l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY, the 6 b Of Re.
ceube next viii ailudeate at my office st II ococa NJ
s35 5o i2f '''''''''D'' T ruEARD, Comptroller.
STREET COM'R--oFFICIAL
L7IKsF DISTRICT aOUNIJ-VVos brought
to the First tPound on Dryades street. beweenJuia
oae 6I.ck borse pony about hands high, with white
Whieh not clRimed winten day and the
e P4 Sn wi Se 9a Il RuoG GG soc = si depot on -
Ns" o's'"' n g. F II Si Commissioner
7. THEARD Comptroller.
FPAVE DU PREMIER DIsTRICI-Il
- etc conduit au depot dos ePages du Premier District e
Dryndes entire les rnes Jnle Ut Gir0d CONNIE epaye-
I'm POM chea denyron II mains de han avec une t@che
81 if e6sgs pas rselame dams dix onr les fra
psye y vendu enchere pabique an dit depot 10
MAKnI, 30 uoFembre 1858, i ID heurts, A. NJ
Q. 9: FLEGHIER. GommissaiFe des q 5g3es;
Eonvelle-oEleaGs. l6 noyem6re 1853 nlL 2 y
CNECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
~ othe Second District Pound Derbgny street. between
One blaoE cow with greyish spots right ear marked swallow
fork, and left ear underbi branded on the Bnt MP no
One white she goat without horns with collar, and white
Two white and baeE She goats.
One brown ahd white s4e Goat
one white she goat with black spots left ear undeFb and
white grey and back spotted she with the end Of
Which claimed within days and the expenses there
NIX % e Sr s. ss@s ost 'a 'o" on
','''.' d. o. Fi,scHiER, Street Commissioner
-''s 's''o s0''-'oS' 80 T. rHEARD, Comptroller
FPAvE DU SECOND DISTRICT. I'll a
- ele CONDUIT anX eptyes du Second District rue berbSHy
les iu Maine ct St Anne, CONNIE epAFrh--
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Notice is hereby given thRt on SATURDAY, tth Of De.
cember next w pudcate at my Office II O'Clock, NJ,
the above contract
NJ y T THEARD, Comptroller
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Notice Is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, December l.
contracts.
MA II T. PHEARD, Comptroller.
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DREMTUBE MOSS y-PNEnIIUm moss I-PUF
4 up in best order for shipment.
THE BEST or MAT RESsEs,
OF all kinds.
Planters give your Negroes good healthy Bedso ne had Of
CAMPBELL L H0UBREAU8,
90 " Office, 1T Canal street.
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R@0'rri That tho Street Commissioner be anil he is hereby
requested to have the bridge Mepoucue street, through ha
rHer ymics street market repaired and put saa order
without delay.
aignotl =CITAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSigneli j. q. NIXON,
President Board oil Aldermen,
Apprpved November 20 1853.
-Siguedl GERARD SrITIT, Mayor u22
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POLICE JAlL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w nth Of October, abe black boy BEN. IL leionss
@r It. w Terry who lives at Tery's Depot jackson
Railroad Miss He Is live feet five inches high has scar
below the right eye.
The will call and claim his property according To a
L. PI4ANUHARH,
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2 {sf.Yg9, @. BILE AEaLGT, so AEBEI RAHFAEY
SE3 street. mSnuRCJTU nj Carriages BugztBs apri.
tS1A Wagons, Fire Engines rebuilt ReFairihp "a
81 the hranches done NJ the shortest uotics '4B "
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Reeorf That the sidewalks the East IF St Peter
and Rampant being low thereby collecting dirt and
hh thereon, and thus becoming impossible hereby de-
Clared nuisance, and
Rsso'reR further That the Street Commissioner and he is
hereby instructed Rbae said nuisance conformity with
city ordinances providing for the same.
lSignedl j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
tSignedi CIIAS. Il. WALDO,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Approved November 90 1855
ISgned GERARD STTTH. MByOr. u22
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NAILS-6OO kegs for sale by
4 ALFRED KEARNY
oI5 u Magazine street
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YRING.....,....DYEINc'......,,.,..DYEING

Has the honor inform public that he has inst assumed
the business Of the yeing Establishment 70 Royal street
and that he will c0rnue heretofore with the careful aten
ton for which he is celebrated,
The manner in which, for the last twelve years he hns salts
fed the numerous customers of his establishment bourbon
street. is guarantee for those nay him with their
patronage OF ly
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-15

The following letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury
will probably be Of interest W some Of our ressrs
srR-Your stter Of the f7tn nit making injury
whether searen on boud fishing vessels are emitted 20
the same Consular sd as sespcn board srshsnt
sells 10 case OF distress, has been reserved.
Ny toe teeuy dst section toe &C, OF February IL,
l7a3 shps or vessels licensed for carrying tue 1hng
must obtain permission from the collector o. tbs district
where such ship or vessel be previous 10 her dsDs
ure, 70 touch or aie any foregu port or placs and
having such permission, the c0mmaudsr rust
deliver like man tests AMI like eatrieB, brn OF t1s
sbp OF vesse and OF the lots merhs1fse IN
board within toe same tins, ami under the sans osu,
by tue lava OF The Un,ed Saes are provided FER
vessels Of the United states arriving from a foreign
port.
rne crews Of fishing vessels are not ss,nsn sugagei ia
The oregn commc-cs OF the Untef STATS an asrsore
Dot entitled 10 any so tue uui Tor TIE re
let ard prevention Of Amsrcsn seansn through Uatei
Saes Oonsus foreign ports. exseudsi by ths sct Of
ferary ~ 1905 10 seamen In the fore 20 tats AM ~
The act OF spr T. 1890 ~ sssmeu engaged 10 the wave
fishing fsniog vessels cannot leg tmstsly enter ssy
foreign port except under the provisions OF ths az OF
1888 and ars liable under the sane &C., 70 heavy psoa
ties, found wtqln three Leagues % the cast WITH
goods or merchsnise foreign growth or upa-fsciure
on board exceeding $780, unleu toe vessel ns the per
mission % toe collector before referred g.
Under the isw, an OF osioiou the se,msn ON o5s-t
LINING vessels are not entitled ~ consular ad and th1t
IN The event of o'r heiug driven coreign pert IN tt
trees, any AID Afforded them by tue C,nsul s sg
charge upin tue osoer or msscr Of the vsessL
lam, very respectfully. HOskLL cOB3,
secretary Of TIE fressasy.
Uoiied st,ies Consul, Plcsou, MS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-15
cuAsSsL ISLANDS TELEGRAPH.

HrpsoN's Bay NEws.-Minutes Of a public
meeting the committee OF the inhsbans of the Rel
river settlement, held Mt IS lsbs-Mr Pascal Bteand,
magistrate, 10 the chair
l. Resolved, That the application o. the highest Cree
Indian CHIEF Ma ks F0xD 10 this committees, TO lose
no time in taxing steps bring his claims and those OF
people and half breeds sod nstvcs touching the
question Of tber rsbs so " the valleys Of the
aud Red rivers. NC, be cordially received
and seo the evidence Of Andre uss who was present
81 the lrst treaty
Secretary OF toe AoDrgnes Profession Society 10 Loudcu
W so ts committee 20 present the grievances OF the
Cree and other chiefs AMI half breeds aac natives bes
her usiesty government the British Psriisment "a
the ri,sh pubnc 1, obtain redress, and 70 tssnx nsl
society for pact efforts for the iiocrsto OF
nent
8 Resolved rbs, q vote Of thauss be sent N NJ A.
1sbster, for hs sSors for this and tnat ies
ter he also drsFn Up by the Secretary 10 be sent 10
employing the foregoing, and moulding the folowiog
points
l. that the commiuse appointed By the Rel nver
0ny desire Mr. IsDister, their chossn representative.
before ne British paa nent, 10 protest The nsms %
tbs country against any annexation 10 Csnsfs short %
This country beng duty represented 10 lie three m osus
secsons-the tosl sh, French and Christian and cner IN
disus, each OF whom should have srepresentstvs -
Ibst NJ. Iseisser protests IN our name os Wy
arrangement beiog made SHIRT Of The tots aooon q ~
Hu6ssn Bay Comrsny's monopoly over 'ns "noe W "''
country. ,.-.-.
8. That pr. fsois,er express before her Majesty 60.
our sstouiehment and intignsuon ,oa' Nnss
three co rmssoners should be named .ne nat
OF this country the voice OF tne nns'tSn's " '"9
COLONY ard this country seems 70 be entirely gnorsd
mat tbs comusisee address ettef 70 sf y SIMPSON
for dem aning payment o. lands before tne 90 psoy hsVs
,ter-eIves pgrchssed them from the Isdisns.
s. That the secretary be empowered 70 prepare and
forward the above letters.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
11allp Nattonal 9emotrat,

Tur UNION AND DoUGLAs.-The Washing
Am correspondent of the My Times has the
following:
The Unions advice to the South in con
,,ooion with Douglas appears to have little
r,o;gbt with the press and politicians. Her
1hlSost and most influential Democratic papers
W. ont in support of Douglas, and protest at
aho course of the Union, Such journals as
tho Raleigh On. C) Standard Augusta Con
S'.;tntionalist ' Richmond Enquirer, Examiner,
Sa~tb side Democrat, New Orleans Delta,
TrSscont. True Delta, St Louis Republican,
Memphis Appeal, and host of others, are
aion,arous at the war on Douglas; while
snch 6re-eating and extreme papers as the
Picbmond South Charleston Mercury and
Mobile Register, disposed to go with the
Union at first, appear to have lowered their
ionces and to have acquiesced in the general
yoice of the Southern press Scarcely less
decided manifestations appear on the part of
tbe leading Southern statesmen. The views
of Orr stephens and Green have found their
yvav into the papers, while it is said that let
tors from Hunter, Toombs, jefferson Davis,
CLAW. Fitzpatrick, Clingman, Branch and
otLers have been received here, strongly dis
onnrovino the course of the Union, and SYM
natbizing with Douglas. Such, | assure you.
L the almost unanimous current of sentiment
1.-THE South as l learn from the best sources
Of information.
We commend the above to the considera-
tioa of the Express, which has lately fallen
into such abuse of Douglas, lis idol of a
statesman when it was fishing for Douglas
votes. Wonder If it will ever want those
Douglas votes again2
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23

A Truth PRorERLY SroKEN.-Col. Crock
EFT, in his speech at the celebration in San
Francisco of the arrival Of the Overland
Mail made, among other just observations,
the following:
In my opinion, one of the greatest bles-
sings that could befall California, would be
to discontinue entirely and at once, all COM
munication by steam, between San Francisco
and New York 1t would build up at once.
an almost continuous line Of settlement, not
only along one but several routes; and the
Government would be forced by its own ne
cessties, to establish lines of military posts
wherever they are needed. Instead of cx-
pending hundreds of thousands annually for
transporting the mails by sea, they would
expend it in transporting them safely and
speedily by land.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
je5tf

DIR. l.. L. OzaPkay.-Wev would direct the es-
pecial attention of nvalids to perusa OF DR.. l.. j.
Czapkays advertisement, to be found in another col
umn this paper, in order to place the services Of
learned and experienced physician within their reach.
So muchi ill has been inflicted on the human family
from the perncious and ignorant practices of empir-
les, ,thatit il we were fulfilling bounden du-
ty to make known where relief can be obtained, To
those unfortunate enough TO suffer from the effects of
sexual private diseases, their i'll treatment, we
oheerfully commend DR.. j.. J. Czapkay as man of
rare scientific and medical requirements, possessing
ali the requisites from long experience and acknowl'
edged skill for the successful practice of his profess
sion Having made sexual complaints an especial
study like the celebrated Rcord, of Paris, he is
bled to guarantee permanent and speedy cure in all
of private chronic disease whether the ef-
fects contagon self-abuse loss Of vrility and
in order that patients Mt distance may avail them.
selves of his advice free consultation by letter IL open
to them The knowledge that we have of the numer-
Gus cures he has effected, some of which e OF long
standing, leads to place much faith in DR.. C.'s Ell
cacy and commend him to the confidence Of those in
i'll health. DR.. Czapkays Office is in Sacramento ST.,
below Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pacific Mail
steamship Co.'s Office, San Francisco. jy2S-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
Notice TO Architects.

VNHE DIRECTORS OF THE MARYsVILLE
J. WATER co. will pay the sum of $l00 for the best
plan and specifications for building, to be built of
brick, 50 feet square and two stories high, with fire
wall four feet high, together with the entire frame
work on said building necessary to sustain al IRON
tank of same area as building and feet deep to be
filled with water,
Cd. The lower floor TO he inches above the city SIDE
walk grade, and the foundation or base to be 70 To-
feet below the aoorthe soil of Marysvile being soma
at that depth
Sd. The first story to be II feet between josts ana
equally divided into 4 apartments, by heavy Drlck
walls, together with stairway to second story each
apartment to have two openings in front and two in
the rear and eight openings on the north SIDE OF hrs
story-the whole to be lathed and plastered.
4th The second story to be l3 feet high, ana rough
finished with no partitions and openings in ends to
correspond with lower story side openings, on each
commencing at second hoori the roof and tank tim
bers TO be supper ted by heavy cast iron columns and
cans The whole to be constructed as to sustain
the weight above mentioned and in a most thorough
manner.
9th The distance between the roof tlmbers and bot
tom OF tank mbers to be feet at the sides and y
TO 3 feet in the center
9Th Plans will be received before October 18th
by either of the undersigned, lat Marysville,
Tth The Directors will reserve the right to reject
any and all plans, ..
JOHN T. BAYLEY,
CHARLES II. SINlPKINS,
JOHN Q. PACKARD,
NIarysvie, Sept. 30th, 1858. oct1-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-23
Items from the East Branch of Feather.

A friend of ours well acquainted on the riy-
er, says the Plumas Argus, furnishes the fol-
lowing news from that locality;
A race 1900 feet in length has recently
been completed on Willow Bar by compa-
nv of Italians, Francisco, Ciarlo d Co. They
are highly pleased with the prospects o6
tained throughout the ground drained hav-
ing secured good mining claims for years to
come.
The miners on Junction Bar are doing ex
ceeding well. Several companies are rolling
it out at profital le rate.
At Oak Flat, and Just above, Messrs. Bel
den d. Co., McQuade IL Co., and in fact all
Others working there, are making an averag
of half an o. per day to the hand.
At Browns Bar, French Bar and Smiths
Bar, the miners all seem cheerful and con-
tented with the result of their labors, which is
pretty good evidence that they are rewarded
for the same.
There will be more river mining done next
season than at any one since the summer OF
'52. Nearly the whole river from Mill Greek
down to June ion Bar being claimed for min
ing purposes, to be worked next season.
The fine Masonic Hall, recently erected on
Rich Bar, is nearly completed and reflects
much credit upon the fraternity in that vicin-
ity, for their taste and liberality.
The miners on Nelson Creek, as a general
thing, are doing well. Rowland d. Co., four
men, took out last week, $4,000.
Terwiegar d Co., in about two days wash
ing, received for their trouble Ill ozs. This
is on the Middle Fork of Feather river, just
below the mouth of Nelson. They were
, stripping off most of the time last week,
which accounts for the small amount taken
out.
Mill Creek is paying well. The senate
rial Claim" of which our Senator, 5. A. Bal
lou, is hard-working member] is paying we
believe better than an average.