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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
DANVILLE, April l-6I, 1

DANvILLE, April l-64, 2. NJ.
The Senate Lecompton Bill was today
defeated in the House. The amendment
of Mr.. Montgomery of Pa Ga leading Anti
Lecompton Dem was adopted-Yeas l2O,
Nays 1l2.
FIRE!-Yesterday afternoon, the roof
of the building in which is Yoder's Jew
clry Store, on Market street, Lcwisburg,
caught fire from burning chimney, but
it was speedily discovered and the flames
exiinguishcd, or disastrous conAagration
must have ensucd The building has been
recently acquired and was in possession Of
John B. Linn, Esq.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

sa-Rev. Simon Wolfremovcs this week
from New Berlin TO York, York Co. Pa.
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GROVER s. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
do5 ROADWAY Nrw YoRK
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK

.35 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
E5-Thcsc Machines justly admitted TO tt
the best in for Family Sewing, making me-"
strong, and elastic stitch, which will NOT rip. even ii
every fourth stitch be cut Circulars sent on aPpra
ton by letter. Agents wanted
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see New Advertisements.

ra-Lewisburg Academy Adv't, next
week.
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keystone Editorial ITniOn.-Pursu-

ant TO a resolution Of the Keystone Editorial Union.
passed at the first meeting Of that body held in Dsnviile
MontOur CO. August Ith lsis the general ting
will be held at POttsye Tuesday May tn. isJs at
o'clock, T. NJ The cordial operation of our Brethren
Of the press TO that occasion large and
spectacle representation, is earnestly invited.
LEVI L. TATE, President.
J. IlrNE- rrIksToN, CorTes'y Sc'ry.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO our Firm BY Note
~ or Book Account are requested 10 come
and settle immediately, and 'hoes who have
claims will please present their bulls
GOLDSMITH Z sEO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

BEWARE OF oUACK NoSrRUMS AND QUACK Doc
TORS.-use iIelmtolIs Highly Concentrated Extract
Buchu for all Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys and
al organs Read the advertisement, ielmLolds Genu-
inc Prenararntion +"
rnIt n most unioubted fact that DR.. SA>FoEps IN
yI,R .rOR Liver Kennedy, is Of the greatest dis
coveres made in medicine the past century IL has
been study of the Dr. during twenty years practice,
to find what particular organ when diseased caused the
greatest number ci ills palms. and his conclusion 49,
that the liver is the greatest regulator OF the SYSTEM
and the liable disease which If kept free from
DISEASE is preventative Of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, g-ncr
al debility &c, while last but far from least, We men
ton consumption; for experience is that more ca
sas Of consumption from diseased liver than from
all other causes put together.
Takn. this be correct hypothesis, we have but to
end remedy with which TO correct the liver. AMI we
have cure nearly all the diseases We are subject To
by simply using preventative That the ln'isorator
is such remedy j. beyond doubt TO all who try 1t, Tor
is virtues are such that for all complaints arsn: from
liver derane it il uniaiiDg remedy while as
family medicine all diseases Of the stomach or bow
els which caused in greater or less degree by nv
arrangement it is the SAFEST surest and most eiea
ciou- remedy known.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

F-A good looking friend Of ours, who is this side
Of forty, though somewhat hoary headed, while sbsent
from the city few days, used Prof Woods Hair EeStor
atiye, and his return called to his lady love- but
amused to find she did not recognize him and I'M
mediatcly determined To pass for cousin Of himself
but eventually chagrined find he supplant-
ing his former self i'll the affections of the lady, which
caused him To max. himself known; but the lady still
that she likes the counterfeit better tan the oris
nal and insists that he continue III necessary TO the
Hair Res torative To be- had of the drussist-St Lou
is Morning Herald
Sold by all good Druggists
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Going south.

The Phila. Mail Train goini. Souh connects
with the Mail Train AT Ruper, going Easi al
10 PM. for CatawIssa, Clinton, ,foiisvi!ic.
Reading sc. arriving at PhIlad. at - PM.
Also with Mail Tram going Vast al PM for
Danvile. Milton, Hess coach 10 LswIsturgD
Muncy, WiiliamsPort and Elmira.
Passengers by A PM. Train going South can
take the IL 7. ". Express Train for Elmira
and the Weston lodge at atBloomsburg and take
the 4 AN. Train gong East, arriving at Pitt
ladelphia at Ic o'clock noon.
Passengers for Harrisburg direct will tak"
the NY Mail Train a P.M.) going South, con
ncc,ing at Por, Clinton with the Dauphin Il
Susnuehanna Railroad, arriving a, Harrisburg
at IL o'clock noon of next day.
WORTH, SuPt
Scranton, Jan 81, is5s-3m7:i
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A Chance to Live" Again!

!5EVANS & SNODGRASS are selling
Extra Family Flour al SJ.s5, and SuPerfine
at A5.2J.
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LOOK THIS WAYi

NOTICE.! NOTICE,! NOTICE..!i
II A|lNG just returned from the Ci.,
l. with an unuSa!ly large Stock and we |
selected, and am now prepared to sell good,
lower than can be bought lseThere Oh IhI,
side Of Philadelphia.
Hardware Hardware Hardware {.
aiis-Nails-Locks, Laiches, Hinge.
Screws, Glass, Putty, Paints, UiI-in fact
everything you may want 10 build YOUR
sell nrSt-rale house OF barn ,U ct.,y per
cent. lower than ever before. This tegu ,
THIS tcGyi!
CARPENTERS, here you can get the cele-
brated Greenfield Planes, Spear & Jackson's
hand, tenon and rip Saws, Butchers, Beauys
and Brady ChiSeis and Plane Irons. patent
and common Braces. Brace Bits, Ausers.
Squares. Guases, Iron Screws, Compas, saws,
Hamond's Hammers, &c.
BIacksmiths' Iron -RON-IRON-ALL
KlNDS-Bar. Sco!lop. Tyre, Oval, Round AMI
Sluarc-Cast Steel, Spring and English Steel,
NiSes, Anvils. Bellows, Screw Plates, etc.
HOUSEKEEPERSi Table Knives and
Forks, Carvers. Spoons, Kettles, Lamps. Can
destcks. Cole. Mills OiIcotbs Mats. Pans Bowls &c
WALL PiiEh-You will iind all the above v IN a
great many at the II s-Dr IaoS - ~ Of
JOSEPH MFAbDEN,
in The old CEArsN StaHt LEwiSBr ~. Ps
THTS hIT! rms VIr!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

ss9-J. 7. Hate & Co. are running a
Milk Wagon in town. A very desirable
acquisition to many families, and we hope
may find ample support.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
PUBLIC NOTICE

IUOA4V AvV 1VG
INO all whom II NAV cOncern-That the
Books sotTHORNTON OF Il M'NEAL have
been leiI IN my hands for settlement and Col
lection. % All persons failing to call and
settle their accounts on or before the Is, day
Of April next, WILL be sued and collection
made according 10 law without further notice
WILLIAM JONES,
Attorney for Thornton IL M'Nesl
LeuiSburg, Feb. 20, 1858 n.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

nsa-This has been "moylng week, aud
at least the usual number have been en-
gagged in "aitting" Weather pleasant
for the laborious undertaking. May
peace, plenty and heal,h bless every new
home
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
II -
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court Of uuIon C"ua'y. III
i the matter Of the Estate of N,snAs,
QUIsS, deceased
The Auditor APPOINTED TO Gsi'it. serls and
adjust the account Of James H. Quinn admin
isIrator of the estate Of Michael Quinn. deed.
and 10 dispose of exceptions Sled asans, ,sli
account. .ui i'll meet tte parties interested a, his
Office in Lewishurs in said county on FIsday
April ., 1855, at 10 o'clock, AN.
WILLIAM JONES, Auditor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
~ M MARRIED 81

HET married when you ssh, cnly so you
VI call at M'FADDIN'S HARDWARE
STORE, and get first rate COOK STOVE at
first cost, as l want 10 close out my stock OF
cook stoves. JOS. MFADD!N.
Lewisburg, March II, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

Poets sing Of the spices in India isles
OF the citron, the orange ami InIe
They sing II the fragrance so lavish difusei
By the breeze in each tropical cline
Let the epicure boast Of each high favored JI,h
The favor Of wine or French brandy,
Yet nons of the list nsn-i above eau compare
With Mrs pLNoENASpIEs Candy.
Rich spices and fruits and bowers may good
Or dishes for syicur-- dainty.
But th.' question in this will not debate,
Yet each have admirers in plenty.
Wlthal there is none oi them half 30 much priced,
From the sweet pratlng child 10 the dandy,
As the sweetest of swErTs, every where idolIrod-
mean Mrs DsS0ExASDIL's Candy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

pea.Mr. HETzEL has taken kLINE's
Hotel, recently kept by Mr.. HERR, who
removes to Milton to keep Hotel there.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

na-The following are among the per-
sons elected to Township and Borough
Offices, in Northumberland county, this
spring:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

:
certify the above Statement to Lc correct taken
from the BgOks of the Bank
~ DANL A ROBINSON, Jr, Cashier
Sworn and subscribed before this 2nd day Of MARCH,
ISIS CASPER SCHOLI, A. J.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Administrators Notice.
LEWIS PALMER,

A RClIiTECT and BUILDER.
~ LEUESBURG. "a
sy'Oliice in the University Building tssl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Dissolution Notice.

VINHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers was dissolved on
the lst inst. by limitation. The Accounts are
To be settled at the Foundry, and the business
carried On for the present By John Liiley.
WILLIAM FEICK,
JOHN LlLLEY.
fewisburg. Feb 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

u The new house cf worship OF the UnIied
D.osi.,en, -Sew Deilin,wili be dedicated on
Sunday, 18th of May. Bishop Glassbrenner
and others are engaged as preachers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

Dt, from city BI'ltcry, S-,tCf9 ".
Specie in Vault, o'.'t .. 20
Loans and Discounts, - ~
Notes OF other Banks, o9'' "
cash itsras v. J. slyH dTdfs, oeVol %
Profit and Loss, II
S72,C.S 20
LIABILlTiEs-
Notes in Circulation, So. 40
Due Depositors, ois ~
Due other Banks-Nothins, .
Capital Stock, "9'o'o w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

sg-Capt. FORREST, We understand,
will open Grocery and Provision Store
in the room next below Klinc's Hotel,
lately occupied by S II. Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

Me- saAsssss.sss ..-ass ,-1eo pleasure
IN informing her numerous friends that She
has recently rehited her parlorS. and is now
prepared to furnish ICE CREAM, CAKE and
CONFECrlCNERlES 10 such IA NAV favor
her with their custom.
y Parties supplied at the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

The Court on Friday changed the license
of Hctzers Hotel, al Dauphin, from X. 5. Het-
zcl, to Mrs. Mary Hetzel, by whom the house
will hereafter be kept. Mr.. liezel has taken
charge of large hotel at Lewisburg, Union
county. His numerous friends in this vicln-
ity will regret to learn OF his departure from
our neighborhood- Hurisjurg HraM.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

.Sstb,ry-Constahlc, John @. Young. c.---s
Nortlisa,JsrlaHi Burgess, C. Il. smith. Justice John
Cake Assessor, c. r. Little. Sclcof Hrcctors, John
Swincfprd aud J. y. Tastla- zls- Ii
.iHisql1gqe-Judse, Tunis H. Fisher. Justic',ss
Niuch Assessor, Jonathan EisseI. School Directors,
George l.. Rifle and Samuel Secliler constable, Nm
farioc. -.
REceHsrGle.-Burgess,w ,wm. Hood. Constable, Eiwin
F. Good. 49,
Isl1cdre-Justice. Andrew Nye. Constable, ,WmE'c-
ritt. Assessor, jos. u Durham
GIton.-Justce, Abraham Strauh. Constable Joseph
Husrndober. School Directors, James Pollock and EB
hramm. burgess, II. A. Noodie. ASSESSOR Jos Found
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

re-. Prof. CURTIS Lecture on the Life
and Genius of S. T. Coleridgc, the Poet
and Philosopher, was finished production
and listened to with deep interest by a
large audience. The Lecturer father was
an intimate, personal, and literary friend
of Coleridgc, and the lecturers very high
estimate of Colcridgc's abilities and infiu-
cncc may therefore have been over estimat-
ed by the partiality Of friendship. But
he hid none of his vices and follics, and
although the picture Of his intemperancO
and deep degradation from opium eating,
and of the wasted time and fragmentary
life Of this most gifted man, was mournful
to reflect upon, yet it was full of salutary
warning to the young; while the fact pre-
souted of his reformation, and serene Chris
tan old age, was an inspiring instance of
the mighty power of the Spirit of God.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

CapLG. w Forrest, late OF the firm Of Brown
& Forrest. has pitched his tent in Lewisburg.
We regret to part with the Captain he IS an
enterpriSing and useful citizen, both in the
Community and in the church; and when we
say We wish him much prosperity IN his new
location, we simply give expression TO public
Senriment.-D1nriNs imericaR.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18
Railroad SURVEY Report,

We publish to day the report of Mr.. Ju-
dab. Chief Engineer Of the California Cen
tral Railroad, on the survey made by him of
branch line from Auburn to point on the
C. R. R., at the mouth of Secret Ravine.
Although the line, upon the route that
was followed, is not near as favorable as was
anticipated, yet it proves that Auburn is not
at too great an altitude above the Sacra-
mento Valley to be reached by railway
with good grades. This survey, as pre-
liminary line, is base line for future opera,
tions. It gives correct distances and eleva
tions; and with the data acquired by it, it
viii be an easy matter to obtain practical
blo route if land between the intermediate
points of the survey can be found sufficiently
high to sustain an so foot grade. That there
is land high enough, moro TO the west Of the
present line Of survey, or down the Ugh
ridge on tho west side Of Antelope Ravine,
an actual reconnaissance of the country leaves
no doubt in our mind. Should this portion
of the route prove impracticable, which we
do not believe, then line directly west fol-
lowing the entire length of Dutch Ravine,
will, according TO Mr.. Julah's report, 0us
tain practicable and continuous grade.
The facts eing now placed before our peo-
ple-the favorable and unfavorabe points of
the survey fully shown, and the proper re
medies suggested, we propose that immedi-
ate steps be taken, by further surveys, to as
certain the entire practicabiity of railroad
line to Auburn. Let US not inger in doubt
upon matter so big with importance TO the
welfare of this town and county.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

The last steamer for the East, that left our
shores, will carry the welcome news to the
nation at large, that California is still sound
ly Democratic, and that the party in this
State condemn in unmistakable terms the
bullying and bravado of David c. Broderick;
who has so wlfully misrepresented our State,
and insulted the President of the Union, on
the floor of T. S. Senate.
She will carry the joyful tidings to the
National Democracy of every State, that
there is none more loyal and true to the
Union than the Golden State of the Pacific.
These cheering tdings will be greeted by
the firing of cannon with bonfires and ilu-
limitations; and the National Democracy of
California will be honored for the noble vic
tory which they have won;--while scorn and
contempt will be felt for their miserable rep
resentatves -Broderck and McKibben-. who
have so basely betrayed them. The position
which they have assumed for themselves and
the course which they have pursued, has been
condemned by the people; and when theirrep-
resentatives meet at SACRAMENTO in January
next, they will pass a resolution instructing
the two worthjeS to resign. We agree with
the Nerury that it should be done; and that
ut is due to the people of this State that
such resolution should be passed; it is due
to the President of the United States; it is
due TO the Senate of the United States"
it is due to the people who elected the ''rep
resentative' and the members of the Legis-
lature who elected the Senator" yes, and
''it is due to common decency that it should
be done, and that promptly, too" And so
sure as the National Democracy are victori
Gus in California, so sure, At wW be done-
Not that we expect d. c. Broderick to re-
sign, after the passage of such resolution
by the Legislature of California; but simply
to show to the world the estimation in which
he is held by the Democracy of our State,
and 10 assure the people of the Union, that
his bullying opposition to the President and
the Democratic party is totally condemned
by the Democracy Of California.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18
24 miles below Pine G. H.62t

From this point there will be one mile
with grade of so feet per mile, the remain
ing distance of about four miles, requiring
nothing over 20 feet per mile. On the
twelfth mile, the line runs for about half a
mile through rocky canon, which will re-
qure rock excavation. There will be no
cutting, however, of over fifteen feet in depth
Whenever it is deemed desirable to ascer
tain to a certainty if this line can be i'm
proved and rendered practicable, 1t will be
necessary to run out levels northerly from
these points given above, until the required
elevation is attained, then between these new
points to run aline.
1t is to be observed, however, that devia
ton northerly from the present line will
shorten the distance or length of the line
and corresponding allowance should be
made therefor.
The following table gives the distance Of
various points from Auburn, and their eleva-
tions, with reference to Auburn and the top
of the line in Sacramento City.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18
New Township Net 0ed,

The attention of the Board OF SGpervis-
sors is called TO the necessity existing for
the creation Of new Township out of a
portion of No. l.. That Township extends
from the North Fork Of the American to the
Sacramento river, distance Of twenty-five
miles The Township officers have inraria-
bly, been elected from the popolous commu-
uities on the North Fork, the extreme east
ern end. the result Of which has been to
compel persons residing on the pains, hav-
ing busisess before 1ustioes Coarts TO travel
cong distances at great inconves'sence. 1t is
proposed to create a new Township by di-
eding No. ou the western line Of Range
z north OF u. s. Surseys. This would Leave
No. l. aboa1 the size OF Township 8. The
esstern line OF she nesS township wou'd be
near the slalf Wsy House. dhe convent
eoee OF slse faisning cora nat's ty sSest Of that
ssosas readeas ,iais digisioa deeirable.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18
The Ocean Telegr aph.

The news of the success of the Atlantic
Telegraph has sent thrill Of JOY through
out the civilized world The Atlantic papers
are filled with glowing accounts of the en-
thusiasm everywhere manifested throughout
the States and British Provinces. In our
own State the same feeling pcryades the
people, and amid the booming Of cannon,
and with bonfires and waving Banners they
Join in congratulations upon The consunma-
ton of the great work of the age.
Immediately upon receipt of the news at
this place, it was determined to celebrate
the event, and thoreupon followed The live
liest jollihcation ever witnessed in the place.
A meeting of the citizens was organized
by the appointment of Philip ". Thomas,
Esq, to the chair, and NJ. Hynenan, Esq,
as Secretary. The chairman, in opening the
meeting, made particularly happy speech,
which was frequently interrupted by cheers.
After which, on motion, the messages that
passed between Queen Victoria and Presi
dent Buchanan, were read to the meeting.
H. r. Hawkins, Esq, responded to call in
an elaborate and stirring speech, and was
frequently interrupted oy cheering. Dr..
Marks and others followed in remarks an
nouucing their qualification at the success of
the great undertaking of the nineteenth
century. During the progress of the meet
ing the Auburn Brass Band played several
favorite national airs. Three rousng cheers
were given for Queen Victoria and President
Buchanan; also for the L. S. Navy; the Ma
CARA; for Capt. Hudson, and Others connect
ed with the expedition.
One hundred and fifty guns were fired
during the course Of the evening. After the
close Of the meeting torchlight procession
was formed, and preceded By the Brass Bant
marched through the streets OF the town
The festivities lasted until a late hour Of the
night; when, after liberal flow of cham
pagne and lager, sufficient to 1et th'
cable, an adjournment took place,
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that oil per-
~ sons in the County of Placer who are en-
gagged in the business of selling Merchandise. and
Liquors in less quantities than quart, Gold Dust
buyers, Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers of Livery
Stables, Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys. Auc.
tioneers, Theatrical and Circus Companies, must
procure. or renew their License within ten dnys
alter expiration. or their names will be handed To
the District Attorney for Prosecution
PHILIP STONER, Co. Treasurer
Auburn, April 18th, 1853 my.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18
New Trial.

Charles Bearss, convicted of manslaughter
in the 4th District Court of San Francisco
as an accessory, with Whithurst and Roberts,
to the killing Of A. A. Mason, at Michigan
Bluff, in this county last season, has been
granted new trial by the Supreme Court
"On the trial Of Bearss the record Of
Withursts trial was admitted, and the Court
instructed the Jury, in substance, that this
record was presumptive evidence of the
guilt of Whithurst of murder in the second
degree; and that if Whthurst was guilty of
any otfense, and the defendant stood by,
aided, abetted, or assisted in its commi sson,
then the defendant was guilty of the same
offense The jury found the defendant gull
ty of manslaughter, but accompanied their
verdict with an earnest recommendation to
mercy. A motion in arrest of judgment,
and also for new trial, were overruled, and
sentence passed upon the defendant, from
which he appeals, and assigns the instruc-
tons of the Court as error. The Court say
that tie record of Whthurst's conviction
was Improperly admitted for any purpose,
because the fact of his conviction was imma-
terial to the guilt of the defendant, and could
only have tended to prejudice the minds of
the jury. Judgment reversed and cause
remanded."
The Placer herald., 1858-09-18

NEW PosTMAsrER.-Daniel Choate hss
been appointed Postmaster at Ophirville, in
this county, vice D. B. Curtis resigned. Mr..
Curtis opened the Office on the 26th of Sen.
tember, 1855, and has performed the duties
pertaining to it ever since, in a manner
to give entire satisfaction.
At the present time mail matter betwsss
Sacramento and Ophirvile, is sent by way
OF Marysvile. This is very inconvenient.
We are informed arrangements are being
made for mail direct between the two pla.
ces first named