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Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
1Il,ai,sg News.

On "Wednesday morning miner ma
med Strain brought to Wells aud Fargo i
Office in this town, piece Of quart,
rock weighing "a pounds, gold weight
It contains about aboet 80 p6nnds Of
gold and is valued at irom six to seven.
thousand dollars The skcitcment at
tending the circumstance was very con
siderable and the office was throngcd
with visitors until late hour Of the day
Mr. Strain declines giving the locaii,,
of its former resting place, but intimates
that be has a patch T" Of such "vege
tables y from which he digs as occasion
requires
The Cascade Claim is doing exceed
ingly well, on Saturday last they washee
out sixty three ounces, as the result o
their week ) labor.
DAILY & Co. have two machines fol
raising the dirt-one railroad and th,
other boom derrick = both horse power
Their company average about three oun
ces week to the man.
The Evans claim at the head If the
Gulch, has lately had new whec
and fame put in This claim is tn,
same where the eight hundr, d dolla,
piece was fund a short time since
Fhe proprietor is making his fortune Ia
pidly The wheel m ntlonei above
manufactured by the g Is Ing lr til 5, i,
an elegant piece of workmanship, an4
the claim is worked to better advau
tase than ever before
The Nellls claim, in Table Mountain
have struck ihe pay dirt, and are tax m
i out in la. se q lantities. They &c, "a.
high as fifty dollars to the pan il som,
Of their dirt As soon as the New Co
have water, they will proceed to wash
Mr Johnson. Of the Meth)]ist lie
serve, has very rich claim, which he il
proparlng to work on an extensive scale
The hole lately suak on Washins,ol
street, by Mr S II Jones. h,-. prove,
IA u;iPs1ita5lc invesTm mt, = i
previous. Claim to the locality by aa,o. ne
personlge Sam has changed Tue so~4,
0. his operations farther uo.tA
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
Political.


The skirmishing between the friends
of the policy adopted BY the Alministfa-
ton, and those opposed to anything and
everything advanced bg those in p3wer,
has alrea iy commenced Not much
execution has been done, bat on the con-
trary, regiments are presenting the1
selves ardent in their psotcstations of e.
deity to their country and wiling to re-
ceiye such pay as the dear people in their
muniGcenco may feel disposed to award
them. La few days, a bittle on a
largs scale, bat small waen compared
to some that have been fought, viii b.
eatere into, and the struggle will un-
doubsed'y be hard. As regards this
county, we believe there is lntiority
in favor Of sustaining the P.esi lent, an
those of our representatives who have
supported his N msaslres during the pro
gress of the exciting events relative to
the alnis5i)n Of Kansas as State.
We have the daily evidence Of those
who hareto ore have been lakcwasm in
justification Of his position AMI Of those
who have even gone 50 far as to oppose
him bitterly, that such is the fact. And
the means resortel to by the dissatisce /
shows conclusiyely that ther position is
one of danger and requires desperate
means to give them even respectable
minority in the coming contest. Look
at the mixture arrayed against the De-
mocracy Black Republicans, Know
Nothings, Aboli.ionists, Soft Shells,
Barn burners, Wings, and disappointed
Office seekers, (of whom, by-thc-way,
there is a considerable sprinkling, form
the motley cro.d who have determined
that Anti tiLecompton is more imposing
name than Lecompton for this Is all
the difference that nine -.enths os them
know 10 regard to the matter houla
this mats Of conglomerate Be Successful
as they1claim. who. shiuk you reader
would laimstbe glory Of tie victory !
M es-ss sseass 8:
49,
for have they 1ot had the management
! Of the xhole NATTER The st.ines have
been held BY them, and the poor dupes
who have rolled their logs. are entitled
to no credit, except for the aptitude
displayed in obcying the orders given
them By their task masters, the Black
Republican. Particularly is this the
case IN our own town. The .Anle.iean
Party now receive their instructions
from the negro worshippars, aud very
confidently assert that "we' will win
The very mlrerial composing this oppo-
sision, shows its currupt state and it is
impossible that it can exist for any long
period Of time as mass. The true
Democracy Of the State will in the
coming contest efectualy silence them
and principle and justice Will be sus,
TAXED.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

BIG PEAe 10 II lriead J ,hn Bro
piy Of the Western House SaIo... IS
terday b ,wcl US a peach, grew.l il, t.c
orc, a 4 Of Mrs. Andrews, OF tic FL
en- n c lIJsise,' on the Fos er Bl
roaa, which measures | J inslss il u.
cumierence, latilu linally lnl lon- itu.li
naly 1t resembles the Early Crawford
variety an is, 10 d,u5t as delicious Il
ii is biz. John intends to present il to;l
certain la'ly, who, for the present, mus
be nlm.less. Ala ysrilte Ncu:.
TAe abose sngg IS to oul mind the
fact of having .ne presented to as-which
we carried ten miles on horseback the
sam m assuring | / inches ia circunfcr
ence /. iu finally and lougitudinal.y
and til It it was also intcn led for a Ger
ia n y u g l..ly "who for the present
shall b. namelcss,' but in an evil hour
we met joe Parker, AMI be soon con
vinced US aurieularly that it was mt
.ruch Of a peach, and we Transferred
our right, title and interest in said pcacL
to Milligan. Our credulity in listening
to Joe cheated us out Of the pleasure OF
presenting the finest peach Of the sea-
SON expecting one which we saw in the
possession of Mr.. Dow, Of Saw Mill
Flat, one of our Democratic Candidates
for the Assembly, which measured rs
inches in circumference, and weighed
nearly pound. The Stump the-world
of the San Jose Tribuns is no whar
We assert without fear OF contradiction
that the mountain counties of Caliiorni4
can beat the wolld on large productions
from fools and babies, to all kinds o.
fruit, grizzlies not excepted.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
SPERRY'S HOTEL,
WURPHYS, CdLAVERAS co.

gsNHE Commodous fire proof Building lately .sts2Ar
L erected by tbe subscribers at Murfhv HlsssF5V
has been elegantly furnished througho As,kF3
ter the most approved tye, AMI il III a.sssl
the reception of guests Pirors and sites
for the Of ladies exclusively and PARTIES visit
he BIC TREES other natural curiosities in the
cinity.
The manage rent OF The DOM sfic department, Is
hded To Mrs Perry, a lady Of experience.
The BAR is stocked wi b fine Wines and Liquors, and
the larder daily supplied with seasonabe decacies.
Stages arrive and depart daily Tor MokeumDe
Sacramento, Stockton, Sonora and Columbia.
Parties OF Pleasure, and transient guest
every accommodation for their comfort
l-c SiERRY
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

We lately discovered the following
poem, suppose to have been writteu
before the deluge. We recommend il
to some of our leading politicians.
ssStrange that such difference there should be,
'Twixt tweedledum and tweedledee.''
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
Trials andtrr.uoles Of an Editor.

Tie otHef udy 4l4t HSioi 8 cu " luc iatt
CARTE, we ind that in the last days Of
that sheet, it wassput to other uses than
entering on its faif pages the receipts
and expenditures Of the " spondalix =,
as is exhibited insfIio following extracts
which we take from it, Alas, poor Par
burt be must have been in sad state
Of mind when he m1de such entries:
IN ~ 9th. Amos Heister, printer, quit
work the first SIDE Of the. paper being
struck off,
Holster claimed to be on strike so
could get 40 help.
May 9TH Press mnzz'ed, Mr. Rob
inson Of Shaw's Flat, offered to 20 to
work, and then declined.
May 9Th. The conspiracy against ,I,y
Gazette thickens; two young men came
from the Un,on DsmDcrut office, aud
were enticed away
CoDyier devotes three columns by
Cazneau; Carder furnishes some mate
rials flched from my ofice
Carier attacked me- on my way hone
May 9th Gus entic d asay from
me by mon y and threats
Got the paper on the press m7self
corrected b Dr.. II chesney end work
ed BY him, Major Dunn aai Mr. Ba.sett
!. May 10th Election day for city Off
GERS = Democratic ticket defearsl
May 18th, Got receipt ia full from
IIeister, By ais attorney
May 18th The offise is left b. IIsis
Ter in very bad ecu li.iol do lbt:uI i.
we can get out paper tdis week
Gus declines to return says he wis
aoual out BY Carder not to cene back
! On careful examination snd Hcist +
has been oyerpaid at least $50
/ May nth Gus returned t. srk
There, if that is nottrouble enough to
set any one man crazyys2we woul | Ike to
know what IS; and Is the greatest
!, u. Ter - th~-tid sssas Ii !, : :
n5t now ill Stockton instsssl o.e an
cisco Poor Ju'igcl yoa hal hard
roy to hoe . While you was eonuee,s1
with the press Of Columbia, and5we sin
cerelg hope you may never have occa
sion to record your feeling in an oll ac
count book again.
The Gazette commenced lswnward
course from The time Judge Parburt as
sumod The management oil it, and at the
/ time the above sentences were re.o. ded
t vas III It's last stages In fact, We
lieve it only issued about two n1mbcss
more, and h, u fixed
/ Pubic SPEAKING The Bro ierick
1 Republican Democrats held meeting
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

MAcIc.-To-night Signor Martin will
give one Of his entertainments at Car
dinell's Theater. This is the second
visit Of the Professor to this place, and
those who saw his previous performance
will not fail to attend. We learn that
he will also perform on Friday, and
Saturday evenings at the same place.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

We notice with pleasure the recovery
from his late severe illness, Of our friend
j. c. Duchow Esq, Editor of the Cou-
yier. The readers of the Courier will
no doubt be benefited alike with its
gentlemanly conductor.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

PUBIC SPEAKING The Bro ierick
Republican Democrats held a meeting
III this place on Monday evening last, in
front of Douglass Saloon The assem-
blage was ofganized by calling NJ S
Fornan to the chair, and electius JAS
Homer and = Morse, Vice Presidents
and j. 4 Palnes. Secretary. The
"immanse multitude was addressed by
Col. Iabfskie, a gentlemen that has be-
longed 10 al least half-dozsn parties Ia
as many years. Our first knowledge
Of him was when be stumped the State
for Bigler; the next year we find him
perambulating through the mountains
for Fremont, and the mex. year for Stan
ly, aud this year for Broierick Query,
who pays the bills. Every year, as our
friend Dick remarked, an Office gets al
ter Zabriske, and be has to fee to the
mountains to escape from it, We won
der if it is so
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

ACCIDENTAL accident of serious
nature occurred on Tuesday morning en-
the road between Angels and Murphy S
Camp Messrs. j. M Parker and
George Wheeler were riding together
in a buggy drawn by two horses, when
suddenly the team became unmanagable
and as consequence both gentleman
were thrown out and the buggy was up
set and broken to pieces.
Mr.. Wheeler's leg was broken by the
fall and Mr. Parker was bruised consid-
erable. We understood that the horses
were mustangs and unused to double
harness.
CANDIDATEs.-For the Office of Con-
stable there are no less than eight candi-
dates two to be elected; and if out of
that number We cannot get two good
ones, it is really hard case. We be-
lieve there is no decided opposition to
Judge Calvin, for the office of Justice
of the Peace, he being SO popular that
no one thinks it worth his while to
s'buck" against him.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
SeiutatOry.

AS a matter OF duty we take this op-
portunity of defining our position as
representative Of democratic principles.
Hereafter We shall deem it our RIGHT and
privelege to sustain the present policy
of James Buchanan, un;na uenced by
cliques or factions-and shall at no time
suffer ourselves to be swerved from the
strict liAe Of duty hy9 lha- tlsres.4.- &c 49,
mics or the enticing influences Of per-
sonal friendship. The democracy of
Tuolumne county require as we believe
faithful representative of their interests
in Columbia, and as such, no effort will
be spared on our part to further the end
proposed The News will be strictly
devoted to the interests of the Democ-
racy, and We trust that our friends will
at 40 time fail to render such material
aid and assistance as may be within their
power, and as to them shall seem consis-
tent with the immutable interests of true
democracy.
To SUBSCRIBERS. send this
number ofthe News to all the subscri-
bers of the late Gazette, hoping that
most of them will continue to extend
their patronage to this paper. All
those that do not advise us to the con
trary, will be considered as wishing
their names continued on the subscription
list. We also send quite number to
our friends throughout the county, and
hope they will extend to US the. right
hand of fellowship in our new enter
prise 1t was our intention to have
made the News larger, but oa second
consideration, we find that we can do
our own work by having it the present
size, and it is really on the score Of econ
omy that We do so.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

ROSENHAUI & VAN ALLEN. Book sellers
and Statoners. Leyee street Stockton, are tie au
thorizsi Agents of the COLUMBIA WEEKLY NEWS
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

Democratic State Ticket.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
Re-
MarysviT

the .Vers is i slnc~s matter
matter OF doils@-<and c, nts- and, SO
Tar as ! am personally concerned, has
nothing 70 do with pol ties or politicians
1t 70 k place suddenly AMI without pre-
meditation Mr. Ridge, late editor of
the California Eapre s. and prop
eicr gentlman does not walk the easth--
called on me, two days ago, for the pur-
pose of convincing me that my personal
Interests would be impgov d y yielding
to MIN right and title IN the n ms He
produced such very solid aud glitteriug
arguments to sustain bis position, thai
vi, lded the point without word
Nr. Ridge is Low nsconccd in the Cd
toriai chair which l lately filed, and
wish him jay of it. About his politics
care not rush II may fl ! BIT his po-
iitleal battle an bolster up hls party no
minees after his own fashion His bat,
and his nominees are nothing to me.
For himself personally, | entertain the
highest pald, aud sincerely pay that
he may prosper and grow rich aud great.
he paper now under the control of
Mr.. Riage, is We supposc a violent
B.od rick Douglas Anti-l., COMPTON Re-
publican sheet, he says il his valedic-
tory that he has bounded LmsclI upon
'he great loctrine oil popular sovereign
., as i, issconstructed Ly the Giant of
the " est, Stephen A. Douglas aud will
sand ly it in peace or in war"
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

REAPpoINsrp -faschal Rcque'te'
Esq has been + appointed to III, flee
ot seceiver, Of Sau F.auci-c9 District.
Mr Beqlettc received bis comission by
tie st,; m,r Coieen Gctt. Ills at-
pint, ment will meet the arlao,al Of
he cmc cracy Of Caliic;l.io. He is a
worthy ana upii4 4Lt eenii,ma aid IL
staunch henn c,at 5. + N.tiono1
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
Joseph g. BALDWIN.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
4 G e n It $ .

l.. p. FISHER, III !. Washington street, San Fran
cisco, tup stairs) nearly opposite Maguires Opera
House, is the authorized Agent of the COLUMBIA
WEEKLY NEWS.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

ALMOST 4 FIRE. On Tuesday morn
ing the dwelling house occupied by Maj.
Urmy was discovered to be on iec, bat
by prompt exertions was extinguished
before serious damage was done This
gentleman has adopted the plan Of keep
ing large tub filled with water in a
convenient place, and to this he is in
debted for the safety Of his property
Our citizens should generally follow
this idea during the dry weather and Sc
cure themselves from danger.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

FOR STATE CONTROLLER,
a. Il. HIELONLY.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17
The Democracy cy.'OfPcnnsyIVania.-
THE. HnrriShurE COnXentiOn.

The triumph Of the democracy ofPennSylvania,
as evidence in the sitting State convention at
Harrisburgh, over disaffection, is OF singular
significance and force. 1t was in Pennsylvania
that the standard Of rebellion was first raised.
1t was in Pennsylvania that little band Of agi-
tators and alarmsts assailed, with bitter ami
mostly, the President Of the United States-the
man who for a quarter Of century has stood by
that noble old democracy, who has never falter-
ed in his faith, never failed in his devotion, and
who. elevated to the first Office in the world
chiefly, we may say, through the steldiast de-
yotien of his fellow citizens at home, gave 10
the great measure of peace which is now before
Congress the whole weight OF his name and
character For this, he was ruthlessly assailed
in his own State and is now triumphtntly vim
dicated. The almost unanimous action Of the
democratic representatives at Iarrisburgh proves
how truly the President is appreciated by his
own people, how faithful they are to him and to
the principles ofthc noble old party which eleva-
ted him to the poS.tion'he occupies. We have new
er doubted the triumph Of the man and the
cause. Amidst the storm ofdetraction, misrep-
resentaton, and abuse which have followed Mr..
Buchanan upon the question before the country,
there has existed an Obvious confidence in his
integrity ability, and devotion to the Union,
which no malice could effect and no intrigue
and deception IMPAIR Doubtful friends might
talter towards might desert, ambition might
whisper words of treason and rebellion, but
the old guard ofthe democracy would stand by
their leader and their colors; ard when the
hour of battle comes again victory will reward
their devotion, and perch upon their worn and
tattered banners.
We congratulate the democracy Of the whole
Union, we congratulate the President upon the
results of the deliberations Of the people Of his
own State upon the great issue now before the
country.
The people Of New York, too, moved by a
generous and patriotic purpose have assembled
by thousands to mark their fidelity to the cause
OF the Union to. the cause OF justice, and to say
to the President, "Wel done, thou good and
faithful servant" Mislcd fora day by false proph-
cts, or bewildered by flood of msrepresenta-
tions, proceeding from those in whom they
had confined, the public judgement was paral-
yzed for the moment but only to gain addition
al force, and to impart TO it additional determi-
nation and resolution.-H Wash. Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17

PARTY FEALTY AND PARTY ALIENS There
is going on all over the country fearful hol-
lowing among lot OF political harequins who
would like to comfort these men a little, and, il
it is in our power to do so with good advice
they shall have the full benefit Of it. We have
seen no evidence Of a disposition on the part o
the administration to prescribe anybody; and
as for the loss of political character by the bark
ing ours who wall and bemoan so bitterly, there
can be nothing in that. Politics, we know
are very uncertain; but we don't sec how mer
can lose what they not, never had. and, with
large hopes what we believe they never will
have. Wash. Union.