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THROUGH FREoHr YORK TO NASHVILLE,
Ineonnecon NEw YORK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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400 BOXES &c IOxifTin, rest brand.
EOU $50 boxes TX l0xI4 Tin, best brand.
30 do lo l41-20 do do do
50 do TX do do do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
3Opigs Lead, Just received and for sale low ~
anr2I i. ". WILSON
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the Passenger Depot -
starting Of each Train, which allows ample time
for the purchase Of Tickets. 1t is open at no other time during
day Passengers the Eastern CITIES leave on the A. NJ
Tan which connects with Trains tie other roads
Time Richmond q hours Washington two Gays Phadepha
half and New YORK three days This Is the cheapest
and best route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 80 2 NJ Train, arriving
Memphis for New Orleans, the evening OF
the next day, aud through without detention at Memphis
Those 5r AcMnnye, SPARTA and Beersheoa springs leave
Nashville 20 NJ Train, which connects directly az Iu
lahoma with the Train for McMinnTle Persons leaving nc
EinnViie the morning arrive Nashville at t51 P NJ
At Nashville which leave daily for smithand
different places the Ohio and Mis-
sspp rivers also, daily line Of stages for Louisville leaving
very morning o the arrival Of the night express
By change Of Schedule, the Train from Memphis connects
direct with and down day Trains causing no
delay Nashville ana Eastern passengers and one hour gained
the former Schedule in going to Memphis from Nashville
Z. L. ANDERSON,
julyl0, 1858 General Ticket Agsnt.
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mn .eOLD poMINION,, CoFFEE.PoT.

TWyHOUSANDS this Coffee Pot have already been sold
and the demand all parts Of the United states is rap
on the increase. Wherever introduced has given the mos
complete satisfaction.
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Neyer Is 10 rght Cook cannot spoil your cup OF
Fe v neglect or fgetngs after she has placed the boiler
on the stove range.
and they aaned to give perfect satisfaction all
SIZES ;eIs J. W WILSON, College street.
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RIEas

~ and after Monday, Oct. 18th, I5s, trains via
" follows:
Leave Gaiiatin, sAM Leave Ganutfu Pm
Asrive Edss6sd, 70 do Arrive Eissdsld, a 81 rlt
Leave Do
Arrive vlIufu I n. Arrive GallaHn CD $50
The tgsio leaving Edgsfeldat Gallalia
Louisville Hartsyile and thage Only
oeiI7-a R. MACLEOD, SUIT
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville q Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
- = u n.-uzrr Tile MAN.
CuANCE or sCHEDULE,
EACH WAY OVER THE Road

ON and after SUNDAY July H. 1858, the Passenger Trains
Z will lie follows:
Lave NASHVILLE daily at A. NJ. and go P. NJ.
Arriving al Chatanooga AZ 2.2O ?. N. and Ids A. NJ
Leave Chattanooea at 9 A. NJ and p. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville 30 P. N. and :. 10 A. NJ.
Through tickets Nashville TO the following places
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New Stock Of Fall and Winter
4.1 .E1fs5sal 81. .L
@ GODS!

TE are now in receipt Of our stock Of Goods adapted to the
w approaching season, comprising sns Fs n o 5 1
Of the latest styles, entirely new.
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN ME.
RINOs, ..-srs ..t.s-sr-.l d
THIBET CLOTHS; ana
ALPACA LUsTREs, of all qualities;
REAL HOHAIR and SILK LUsTREs;
CORURGs, ana ITALIAN CLOTHS, fer
Ladies' Dress Goods;
DE BEGE, &c., &c, of all qualities; -.
FRENCH. ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, Of the groatestva-
riety of styles; .aa.-. 6. bal a77.sssI
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDS, sc.
eeaI .ss.s ..-e5 agl-sf -Ea -lsl5-
ChiIdren's PIaids----GOOds Of
CIV SlVHcs
solid cOIOred MOUSLIN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
our stock of DRESS GOODS is perfect and
complete in every respect, and oannOtBe
surpassed in quality and price.
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLORED CAsSI-
EERES OfentireIy new styles;
SOLID COLORED CAssI1IEREs of all
qualities
FANCY vEsTING. AIarge stock of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CAssI-
MERE, SILK snd wORsTED VEST
INGS &c, DC.
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Wa~AvTED gcutge active business man. as pa tncr, with
~ cash capital 1900, IN geutsei, profitable and cash
r'. y..ll i. pay from ten fifteen hundred dollars
year DO. must be business man, Address Immediately al
-r5g ..5... laug5s-du
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
~ 5ssR955ss5g--ss8z..s3z5sla.#

Three Daily Trains FROM PittsbHrg
10 Philadelphia,
FFVRATNS Pittsburg follows Mail A. NJ; East Line
3 p. NJ; Express Mail $40, P. NJ.
The Express daily, the other Sundays excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trsns from ST.
Louis Mo- Dubuque and City, Iowa Cairo, Rock
Island. Chicago, Illinois, Lexington and Louisville N.Y.
Haute, Indianapolis, and Lafayette, Indiana Cnonna5
Columbus, Dayton, Toledo Claveond' GAINESVILLE, Cresne'
Msslon Wooster, Ohio. Also, Kansas Nebraska ana Min
nGsots, and - -
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
PASSENGERS from the rely upon this being the short
expeditions route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, ana
New York and all Eastern cities. - -
augeI Passenger Lines, Penn Railroad Phil a.
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STORE TO LET.

FVyHE house Cherry street. occupied by DemOve
Bell Drug Store, for years from the st Of
Janusr ne Apply TO J. NJ Hsmiltyn Of Macy Hamilton
FeptJ5-lu. 4, D. BERRY.
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IN such eases, and thereby evinosd- their OPTION
that the act vas stih obligatory upon this Court
does Dot apPesr that he question vas sEsg ID 90 1
deoaied before them, and ne haEs no repaired de-
eision upon the question So We regard d 8 an q
open question, And as il involves consiruoioa
in relation 70 our Jurisdiction and poHers II must
be considered an important one.
Upon the fullest examination and RECESSION gs
have been able 70 bestoW upon Is, have arrived AZ
the conclusion that the act Of 1899 not in forta
and that have Jurisdiction Of he case; IL must
therefore be stricken from docket
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VA r. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fisk celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared %
attend an ne rass heretofore, when his services may he
required. Once Phoenix Warroom No 40 Spring street
Cherry. Residence y Vine street, between sprng aho
Broad
n Wlaso attend receiving and forwarding bodies &c
Eheu notified aprs y
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YHyTTF subscriber offers for sale seventy Ofsnd the
Middle Franklin TURNPIKE, four miles from Nashville, sd
Joining the tract on he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones The land il equal 70 best, with abundance excel
lent never failing water, the most beautiful building Ete
in the country and in midst Of the finest neghhorhood In
America anril4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
NOR SALE.-aoDe hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
IN just received ~ RlRsyf- F'SS AAAAbseN's
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CUmBBRLAND FEmALR COIIEaE.


WcMinnVilIe, Teunessne. t-rl -8s sa1
d IA. Mcdonald, A. M President.
FEVfIE next session Of Institution crmmsncs % Es
Monday n ssPtsmbor next and continue sssaJ $50
TERMs or TUITION.
IN PreparatoFy Department 80 90 60 ell - lla
Collegiate IS 00to 50 uo
Music -
a Ornamental (" s.l y q ada
Boarding al he COsss iueIadlng Hshs Has sf
ffy dollara.
The Iustltution furnished with superior PholopEif nf 80
Chemical Apparatus, Edordinz fte1 Cor ilps1a
Instruction 10 Natural SCIENCES
Win corps superior Dera1nt
healthl location railroad ne Ehos sgRtn,
nd large and we'll Arranged College Building he lrlst9
Onfdenty recommend their Hesitation 20 tie public
nenay worthy Ct paaonzgs. 49,
Us TEES RfT.sesIetaly. -l--
mcCracksn Equity and CrimfnaI 0ouFt. ssl
T. D. Patterson. g. r. BroEu Pilaflas,l FL. o.
Steamboat Midas and oE-zerg, BsisndEnt5J l
~ - ORDER 90 SALE I17T
compEHce With ouier u made tie above
the @ day of October, 1858, Judge BE
McCracken Equity Criminal Cours IEil
apubl steamboat Mas her engines furniture and
tacke,0n the ssh dy % Oeosefs 55s q ne lainE g
lies, in front Of Pdncah, and eitof tree lz AID
months, the purchaser giving bond VIII approved sculyt
% have the orce eiscto of sale hona a. a which
interest from date Sale IL o'clock
A. NJ I'D Il S. LEWIS, C6nmi Gs1efs- %
0etlsSS-dtds l-- .....l.. ...Ir Es.a.a1
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BRIO AID W A Y

BRO ADV AY.
FREESOlE.
AN Offering for Sale those most valuable Lots Corner Of
broad way nd Cherry streets.
One forty feet Broadway and one hundred and
eighty Cherry street.
The other al Joins above, fronts thirty feet Broadway and
runs back 80 feet to a Alley u feet vide.
the time procure good business stand For terns
&c, apply to lsepiO-lnI V. 3 LlNDeLEA
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T5NYVNC,s OTTY RIE4Ss E9VD :

FEyEHTS Band now fully orgsnized with twelve In. 49,.
struments, and It's members hatter Themselves 81
that they are prepared furnish good Music as
Band in the State. They respectfully call the attention
Of sons Odd Fellows, and other socees as we'll rs private
gentlemen facilities for furnishing Music for Proons
Celebrations SC Their terms shall be moderate Address
aIs a'a j. P. BARTHEE,T sseiv or
r. P. CHAEIP.
p S-PRoF. BONNING'S QUADRILLE BANDS prepsrrd
make engazeen Music for Balls, PARTIES &c on yeev
reasonable terms. Address as above. jan22-dly.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
- Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
E IN Eli do No Sole Leather Covered do
Ir-EHI5VA do Medallion and IrUu Framed do
81. AAIJ do Extra sizes Fiat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satche.s.
CENTS No. l Sole Leather Trunks
do Black and Russell Iron Frame Trunks
al, ENGLISH Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
al Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valsesi
0'lp JOHN RAMAGE,
,roy-ao 4 College street.
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aICH gmPORT ID a ID DIR e SIS r 3
Paris Flowers, Plumes,
HOOPS, SKIRTS AND CLOAKs,

TFyHE undersigned having been appointed Admin
viii annexed, Of Nancy J. Hamilton asa . ls.s
hottie parties owing said come i0rslfu ~
uavnt and an haying Claim .nst said es-sa 70 ale eur
daily authenticated, within the time prescribed y avn 0
Of Ferguson & sehOR, No. "a Cetsr stras- v pypr-s
OctlO-lm ~ y L11ll5
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ANnREW j. sMITM,

No Is BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
DEALER
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
grEEl, WAGON AELEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd all other articles in line Of business which he offers
~ wholesale and retail, for cash. at the above stand
fait-iy
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Charleston and savannah.
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Trunks AND VALIsES.
Z AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks rNSyN
4 4 do size Travelling Trunks; Fstf-a[ALvi
Gents fine sole leather Trunks IN Y E
do do do Valises; NaA-A-AzA-Az
do Kossuth Trunks;
de Hog Skin do iron frame. - -
For ale bv BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
iaDa5 No 30, Union Street.
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VETE are now in receipt OF our stock Of Goods adapted to the
w approaching season. comprising the largest and nost
complete b. Of Ladies Dress Goods
Of the latest styles, entirely new.
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Plantation Goods.

A T low. ''''- u Servants '' EM. MOORE.
NB.-We Will be receiving goods and pretty goods
throughout and all cash buyers and cash pay
ing customers Will they Away do we'll at store
WIN MOORE,
sap1A9m No. Is Union street.
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FALLAND WINTER DRY GOODS.
EVANS & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DFy-GOOds,
READYAADE CLOTHING, BOOTS SHOES RAZS5
VARIETIES, &C.,
no. ], NAsHvnIE I'M BLOCK, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,

in receipt Of stock OF NEDOlS Tor the
Wv FALL TRADE, which comprises every variety Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, varieties,
&c., together with a Complete Assortment
of Ready-made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
and Hats.
Uniting all Of the above branches Of business IN one
we think viii such inducements to Merchants
as trade with and would respect
fully solicit an examination stock when in the city,
auvaI-f EVANS y co
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LS-- Nasseys Minute Ice Freezers; Melon
AIDS Louisville Refrigerator; Arthurs Cans;
Fruit Cans; Water Coolers, ali sizes.
J.. W WILSON. COl1ere street
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Opinions OF the Supreme Court Of she state
Of Tennessee Delivered as JaCksOnS al
April Term, 1885,
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a Neat COtlage I'D PubIic Sic.

an enesdsy the Goth October the premises atab0ut
" - Oclock Will sell al PuIc Sale, that Cottage in
EdEened the Gdllan Turnpike Occupiediy Mr. Casy
The sale to Cd Immediately after the Clerk and Masters sale
advertised for that day this vicinity. Terms g. - Is and -
months, for satisfactorily secured bearing interest and lien
retained. A. Y. s. LINDSEY.
Cash buy the above place at great bargain.
sea9j
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NegFOes for sale.
HAVE quite number Of NegOes on hand TOR sale Amongst
them are excellent and House Servants, and
seuTzetf W. Z. BOYD. JR
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Sliasta Matters.

The Courier furnishes US with the sub
joined News
The missing owner of four thousand
dollar deposit of gold dust. has turned W
all right, aud has received his money.
The difficulty between Gen. d. d. Coltor
and DR.. Cabaniss, has been settled without
recourse to the duello. The parties, with
their seconds, went to Oregon to fight, but
settled their difficulties amicably
The miners about Horsetown have refused
to pay the water rates demanded by the
Clear Creek Ditch Company, and have more
over, declared that nobody else shall buy it
The ditch men refuse to reduce their prices
and so there is "War in camp
The Courier man has been shown beet
that weighs 81 pounds, is 2 feet 8 inche:
long, and , feet inches in circumference.
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Sacramento News.

On Saturday night, a rattlebrained fellow
named Garland attempted to give theatri
cal exhibition at the Forest Theatre, but
was McDermottized with cabbages and the
like, and compelled to desist.
man from San Francisco named John
Center was severely beaten in the parquette
of the Forest Theatre by some parties un-
known, after the performance was over.
The Chinese celebrated the new year in
their peculiar way.
Sheriff Milford and cx- sheriff Clark, OF
Calaveras. passed through Sacramento on
Sunday with two candidates for San Quen-
tin.
Judge Robinson sentenced three men on
Saturday to the State Prison.
The fair of the Sisters Of Mercy still con-
tinues to attract large crowds Of visitors.
No deaths are reported in Sacramento for
the week ending Feb. 18th.
A Mexican thief who had robbed woman
of $70,was arrested at San Jose and brought
to Sacramento.
The State Treasurer disbursed upwards
of twelve thousand dollars to the members
and attaches of the Legislature on Satur-
day.
We get these items from the State Jour.
nal of yesterday.
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or placerviile.

Mr.. ] A Cunningham, in returning from
Placervile to Georgetown, fell from his
horse and injured one of his shoulders.
The hder is informed that a Chinaman
at Logtown. found a nugget of gold valued
at $500.
A Chnaman raised considerable excite
ment by proclaimiug that a"Melican Man
at Reservoir Hill had tried TO cut his head
off with an AK. John had been clamorous
for debt of $40. and for his dunning came
near being decapitated as he averred.
A cabin at Clay Hill was entered on Tues
day night, and plundered Of 500, in cloth
ing and provisions.
The Celestials celebrated their New Year
as usual.
An attempt to organize Pioneer Assoc.
alton proved fzzle.
The Placervilians are talking about form
ing Lyceum.
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Naples.
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San Francisco News.

We fud the subjoined San Francisco news
in yesterdays State Journal:
Upon the arrival of the Sacramento boat,
Ned McGowan's agent was arrested and
some eight hundred copies of the PhGmir
taken from him. The agent was subse-
quintly released but the papers were kept.
A whole family and their servant were
poisoned on Saturday, by eating Of sausages
which are supposed to have contained dis.
eased meat.
The steamer Surprise arrived on Sunday
morning from the south.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
NOTICE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
County of Butte. Ophr Township
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
~ that whereas an action was brought in the Jus
lce Court, Ophir Township In and for Butte County
California, on the third day Of February A. ID. 1855
before me, Edward Donado, Justice Of the Peace In
and for said Township by Chester Colhn and Arthur
IcDermoit and against NJ. d. Laswel upon one Ger.
tain account and lien filed by said Cotton and McDer-
mott and against "a certain house known az the City
Hotel Montgomery street Oroville, and occupied by
one Mrs. Pannel. and 1t appearing that the proceed
ngs IN SAID cause are regular and that the pariicu
lars of the said demand with description of the
property sought to be charged with said lien have
been established by the judgment of said Court
wherein judgment was rendered by the said Court
on the 9Th day of February A. u. 1858 in favor of said
Cotton and McDermott and against the said VI. ID.
LaSwell for the OF yhye dollars with legal in
eres from the time Of filing said account and lien in
the Comfy Recorder Office, and for sixteen dollars
and % cents costs of court, and all accruing costs
that may hereafter accrue. and order having been
entered by the said Court that said lien be forecosed
according to law, and that the building described in
said lien 10 wit the city Hotel. be sold according 10
law to satisfy the said judgment, interest and cost
now therefore it is ordered by the Court that notice
be- given by publication in the Daily Butte Record
daily for ten days to any and all persons holding
liens on the above described premises to be and APP
pear before this Court the 27th day of February
1853, Mt the hour of twelve o'clock NJ and exhibit
their liens against the said premises and their proof
OF such liens according TO the statutes in such cases
made and provided
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February A.
d. 1888 EDWARD DONAHO,
Justice Of the Peace, Opdir Township,
0rove. Feb l5-lOd
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The news brought by the John L. Steph-
ems, to be found in the RECORD this morn
ing, will be read with interest by the public
The rumor, brought by q former arrival.
that q collision had taken place between the
U. 8. troops and citizens Of Kansas, Is con-
tradcted This intelligence is Of the most
gratifying character. and when we take in
to consideration the exciting elections which
have recently transpired in that Territory,
without boodshed or turbulence, the heart
Of every true patriot, will at once acknowl-
edge the business and efficacy of that noble
Democratic doctrine. popular sovereignty,
and feel that the ballot. box is indeed, the
bulwark Of American liberty. The doctrine
has become so thoroughly enshrined even in
the hearts Of the citizens Of Kansas, that the
detection Of those in authority, could not
shake their belief in its efficacy, for they
felt that there was power behind the
throne, greater than the throne itself-the
ballot.box Those who have mistaken the
throne for the sovereign power, are the fac.
tionists.
A Democratic Congress will hardly force
the Lecompton constitution upon the people
Of Kansas, after its rejection by q decided
majority Of tho people, as stated in our des-
patch. IL would DO red Republicanism to
interfere and establish n constitution over
them that they have so decidedly disap-
proved Should Mr.. Buchanan still insist
upon the acceptance Of the Lecompton in
strument, he will place his administration
upon the doctrine of Intervention, so long
advocated by Abotionists and Republicans
and denied by the Democracy.
Inasmuch as the administration recognized
the legality Of the lection Of January 4th,
it is fair to presume that the vote will re.
ceive due consideration, and if il is fair
expression Of the will Of majority Of the
people Of that Territory, Democratic Con
gress will never interpose their authority to
defeat that expression. We shall await the
arrival Of Atlantic papers with confidence
that the wounds Of "bleeding Kansas will
be healed by the application of the national
democratic doctrine. Those who have stood
upon that doctrine in double sense, are toe
few to be dangerous to the safety and vel
fare Of the Union.
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Mon AT MONTEREY. The State Journal
has been shown letter from gentleman
living at Monterey which states that in con.
sequence Of the respite granted by the Gov.
ernor to Anastasia Jesus, a Mexican under
sentence Of death at that place, mob had
arisen and were threatening to take the
prisoner from the Jail and hang him. The
writer ofthe letter says that II Gov. Weller
we're at Monterey the people would hang
him too.
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The RIVER AND THE RoADs.--Our friend
Jimmy Kennovan, told us yesterday that the
river had risen some ten or eleven feet during
Sunday night and yesterday. We also learn
that Dry Greek is so swollen by the rains as
to render II impossible for the Shasta stages
to make their regular trips over that road.
We infer from this that much rain has fallen
on the mountains
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PARDoSED. We learn by the State Jour-
nal Of yesterday that Gov. Weller has par
doned Hiram Durham, who for the past FIVE
years has been in the penitentiary for hav.
ing in his possession counterfeit money He
10 an old man, and too i'll TO remain safely in
the prison for longer time.
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oRovrLLE REsrA5RANr.--Wo call the
attention Of all lovers Of good grub to the
advertisement, in another column, of Messrs
Micheneau & Rosenthal, of the 0roville Res
taurant. in the old American Theatre build.
ing. Montgomery street. They keep good
edibles. and are in every way worthy Of pat.
ronage.
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No ExPREss.-From some unaccountable
and unusual circumstance or concentration
ofadverse adventurous occurrences We were
not blessed with with sight of yesterdays
California Express; consequently we have no
Marysville news to-day.
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OLD RESIDENTS COMING BAcK.--We no.
tice among the list of passengers by the
Stephens, published in the State Journal.
that P. Lott Esq brother of our townsman
G. 7. Lott ESQ., and A. T. Williams Esqn
and family, have returned to California.