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Auction and commission Notice,

DIN. T. Siilkl1S win eantinue make sales for
ID Casa e1iy ccrsps lhs present season. An salss
mate cssnEsguBsEts.
All persons having hziaDces IN oar hands wiu IA
yof Ss - ~sing ana le4se recsiIt for proceeds No
Goosz bougisi account II
bi.NJ. A. ssHIE1DS.
s--C"unfry Merchants VII please call as .
SAi ikseg sslst-aty hEne variety of fses gooss.
sen1-If
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Silks, Bareees and MantIes.

tTTE will cl out stock of Fancy Silks, Bare
w ges, and six and applique Nantes al less than
cest w. A x J. c. MCCLEII AND.
y. b Let every one remember that We are selling
for Cash only, and they will get great bargains by
calling upon as, ". A. X J. 6. AoIEllANp,
je5-tf BAG 81 and So College street.
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Mebifal.
r. II. II.

IIEALTH will, in all cases. follow the use Of Rad
i ways K X. Remedies There none 80 sick
diseased, weak, feeble, crippled with pain
ufrni;ies but that Railways Ready Relief, RenovAi
ing Rcsovent, Regulators, the nature ol the dis
sickness may require, win quickly and RAPID
iy
RAdway's ReuovatiBg Rssnlvcnt Railways Regulators
Each Of these remedies possessc special curative
ers over certain Diseases Yet there other diseas
-s wherein their combined medicinal prcerties are
required; aud when tns usesi II there h sufficient e
and within the diseased dying BODY b.
their action the patient III live and be restored
f..E lFk
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NashxiIie. August I2th. IsSs.

w h. the underagIec receivers sssFe4s seller
w al Cottoa, have agreed upon the folla~ ss scale
OF charges, viz.
R.oeiving and wsighlas, . eents t<r bale.
keossStag, weighing and st,rasc, iuF tsO H.onLhs
OF lees, 50 ceaIs PEI bale.
for each additional Ioath OF fractoa of = nopih,
IL \ eenlz per bale.
foE sslls Esaasrias account Of sslss AZ IS esais
purchasing with funds IN hAna, 50 eeats per bale
Ths Abose charges ~ili be strictly aahsred tois ~.
cry inslAase. fISHkk, WAtilsS q 90
A. ia NllION
}. A McAilSTER A 90
JOHNSON, wEAyER 90
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y OF &c T.

INHE Directors ui the TeuHssses Marine and Fire
i Insurance Company have tass DAY declared q
Giylduud slA DOLLARS pcE sagu, oct I'd tis prof.
ts 0i tlc Hoat.4s - bie - t4o stckkoliors
octa-sw a. " BCTl.ER, Sso'y.
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A CA R Id

Tn retring frou the business desire % tender my
l. thauks a my numerous pstTUhs and friends Tss
their loag and liberal patronage, and ~oali recon-
mead my sitcccssors, Messrs HUGH ActREA Co, as
geatieIasn Ia every Fesiect WORTHY of col niense.
a b. NORRIS.
Ssshv5Iie sent la fSES
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IT is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
McLean's Volcanic Ol Liniment
THE BEST IINIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by II,
Leans Volcanic Oil Iinimenf


For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Ne
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
READ FOR yOURsELvES!
Thomas ford, blacksmith, living near Cas- avenu
Tenth street, had horrible running sore on hi
foot. He tried various i1nimeEts, SalVes, &c.
could 90 u no good He despaired Of ever being ab
work al his trade agsn, because he could NOD bea
any wsight On he ioos and BY one bottle Mclean
volcanic I.tniment he is nov perfectly cured.
rheumatism, Paralysis Neuralgia, IsTuses sprains :
ifnees Ia the joints Muscles, Sore Throat Sxei
ngs, Far ache or oOth-ache, Wounds Fresh Cuts
sores, Burns, cas, Pains Sc, ield ~ te rnaKc'
influence ol this wonderful LiuiInsnt. -
for Horses aud Cattle i is nlallble remedy fot
CfaAfos, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Lameness
SPAWN Sweeny. spimt, Fistula, Bruises SweIhngs. .
WOUNDS, Rattle snake bits, sBd other dseas
Is which animals are liable ~ lTon iajuros aee-
dents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain SUNNY Of
AcLeAn's VOLCANIC Oa Lntmsat. IL sells rapidly be
cause 4 always cgTos- tr 81 -Et-
A liberal discouni VIII be made 70 nsrchnnis ho
boy to seii agam
a. KoF ssls by }. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor csrner
OF lhTd Aac Pune streets, - LOUIS. aissouri also Tor
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Te st.ssn aroan6 escA I>st ~En also bsAr tAe
q ne FrepfieflAs az4 Il the callrd ss4iss agents
Druggists and Dealers sil oosnrse esCb aozrn
,u.rkaer ste ss.aowing haeis
IsF-,xsAxs cArsssN--I1s sncFeased repatasSuu aD
~eat desnana for Torn's Cosnfouna EktFect ID Csai
i. as1 szrzApaFtlia have been iueea.ents ter otefs
a. s fnaitAsans Il tass xzsaabir tnsaenr. Nsndrfs
sre sarteli4riy ~4Khc " hs iart, tal tey rApf BE
% tileir suafd anf % dHfee ~ any nfsfe = sthe
eaicaiaiee - HsaFs tAeu reieialnn, ana cesnoy N
,..rii. Al sise orsinAl lrts.fzai, - obste shh =
lie SahserbeF tsa1Ces-or anes larre1t, ~ si A.
wss 1.trssfpee4 nt4a sts tsed sf@tnrl n~s AZ
tsehsa AIS Signature % tbs eantnB - ecnntefftt
.hs.s 4. foxxsrx JoaEs A fskkAsr
Aiafas. sfalsrs los ne seexe srtlsis sab fsi du~s
ta1s foF shiFszsent -
J0isx 4 rsRRANT 4 m. p<p<E $50.
No -. erooa a, e-Fn@s SzfFUl - - ~
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
pne square, one year S5O-each additional square $40
written notice must be gwen take stop ad
Fersements OF yearly advertisers before the year
Plres otherwise we shall charge till done.
No contract Of yearly Advertisements will be dscoB-
uupf~i uiout previous notice 10 III any charge
be made for less than one year at the yearly
sf Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed for viii be charged for the excess -ss
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1858. FaIl and Winter. 1858.
FURNISHING GOODS.

I HAVE now in store of the largest and best
L selected stocks of FURNlSIfIG GOODS ever brought
10 this market, consisting in pRri Of
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts, with aud without
Cross and Diagonal Plait Shirts, of every size
and Stvle. warranted 10 III. -.H
Underwear, of Cashmere Shaker Flannel, Meri-
no. Lambs Wool, &c &c.
Buckskin Undershirts and Drawers.
Half Hose Cashmere, lambs Wool, Brown and
White Cntton. ... #...
Gives -Alexander's Kid, SIX, Buck, Cloth and
Ga shnf,sre.
Ties. Scarfs Hsndkerchiofs Stocks, &c
Travelling Shawls, every size, style and price.
Travelling Jackets and Caps. .
Trunks, Carpet Bags, vaises OF all styles aud
MAKE.
Fancy Gcods.-Backg CANNON Boards, Ivory and
Wood Chessmen; Ivory, Ruialo and Horn Combs;
Hair Cloth and Nail Brushes; shaving Mirrors; Port
M"nnies; Sleeve and Vest Buttons; IeriumeTy; Rog-
ers's Pocket Knives and Scissors, &c.
Persons wishing bargains In any Of the above
named articles would do well to call at
J. II. MCiiLLS,
LADIES' and Geutlemen's Furr ishiug * Fancy Goods,
Corner College stree; ana Public Square,
septl6-u Nashville, Tenn.
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PA RTNERS HIP

HAVING purchased the interest ol AfE. H. B, hoF-
rs the besiness u "a = Morris oo,s n Ne
lls day assneAats,a vim me Mr., ". Hoopsr Harris,
and ~ evnuHue ~ Lac Grueery and Coaatslssson bus
nsss Al uae old stand. HUGH AcCILA-
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NASANLYVlON

vINHE partnership heEelslore existing between the
IL uHdersirGed, under tlse arm name of " H. NOR
RIS tO. ln the Srucery and Cominissou Business,
Is this ay dissuV si b. mutual coEsent ID NnrFis
having sold his mtrrest 70 Hugh AcCrsa- liner Part
ssnthurized ~ nse Tie naas % te arm IN hQ
,i.ttBu ii r. NORRIS,
". HOOPER BARRIS-
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TERMS: tr.s.
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for one year, advance, ............. 5 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weekiy, Weekly be
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Erl. or( subscriber ORDER Otherwise viii be
Continued "a option, until paid for and stopped.
Al not paid pad the discOutJlu-
nc, at option II the party gOod viii be
seat until paid.
Remttances by mail in Z" registered" letters, at our
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NEW 'CVEArTNNENrH.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,
Established FOR the Cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility. Fever
and Ague. Asthma, Ineipient Com
sumption, Infirynities OF outh nd
Old Age, &C. .s r'

NO MERCURY USED.
~ W. n M q - AZ SON
Garner Of Nam aud Qudg streets BagaIo. Ne,o York
A RE the only Ply yscIans In the Stale " no are mem
~ bers of the Royal College Of SURGEONS London
May be consulted from O'Clock IN the morning un
Ill at night. to every state and symptom Of Disease
The treatment they adopt is the result upwards
80 years extensive and successful practice IN Europ
and America - HlH .
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument for the cure of genital debility or
Nocturnal Emissions properly known as seminal
Weakness, 6c., be permanently cured IN from M
when used conjnntly with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice
DIR. AMOS d son take pleasure in announcing tha
they have invented most important instrument for
Of the above diseases II has been subjected
to a test Of the eminent physicians Ia London
ell the only useful INSTRUMENT ever yet invented for
the cure Of Seminal Weakness any disease af the
genital organs caused By tbesecrct habits Of youth
DR.. AMOS a SON In order % satisfy the most
skeptical the merits of their instrument pledge
themselves that IN any instance where IL may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial, the money VII be
funded by returning the instrument IN good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument VIII
observe that the price, with the accompanying direc
tops, securely packed. and sent by mail express
dollars
New Remedies and Quick Cure..
A CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS a son have for long series Of year
been engaged IN eKtensNe practice the
Of these delicate complaints, aud only legal
qualified Physicians who advertise cure certai
complaints, or from whom genuine European remecis
can be obtained.
Persons - Any PAKI woEID may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of the.
cases, with a remittance for Medicines Ne which Nj
be returned with the utmost dispatch, and secure from
observation.
streets Buffalo, New York.
maria-dAwly
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ClaibOrne'S Machine Works,
NNSIENEIIE- ,EENN
Removal.

TNHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
y that he has removed his Hardware Store from the
old stand Market street. 10 No. So in the large brick
building lately erected the South side OF Broad
whore he keeps constantly ON hand and makes to or
der the various articles embraced in his line Of bHsi-
He Invites especial attention to hIs large assort
mcnt of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE BRASS, Nc., such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes PlOx Mods,
straw Cutters, Corn-Sheers, Corn Crushers, Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle Sticks,
and an almost endless variety Of other articles.
Jan. 29--tr ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Memphis Medical College.

fINHE aexf r~gnsF Fseess.l fb~ing the eighth snnua
eoarer e Lectures II this iustEuftoa MI ron
sessrs go kls3NnAY, TIE lsT DAY o. SovEAEFi
MKT The AEa icai Rootns witi be epen fron tfs
tssh q ort.beF The sessioa sii contsans apsi tAs
tst M4reA. sedicsf sladsnts shouif - present a
the begiaa nG ~ she Thoss deszfus srthal
infer1s2ltso. sill saeEess.
JOIN ATIIIzGToS, q. n,
segss-ls~1n D<x2, sE u cooass De-@laG
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S E r VAN T S .
IHNF
nds or plain and cclored Cottons, for house and Il
erVants.
CARPETS AM OIL CLOTHS.
uELIN GU z n rs

We hope our deiinquentfriends who are in arrears
previous 10 lst Of January, 1855 Will not be offended
when they hpd their accounts IN the hands OF on
Ger for we feel that have been very mdulgent and
cannot uur willnot wait longer. ..s
mav2l-tf X. C. McNAIRY 4 90.
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PnlADnrHIA, October %, ls4s

Testimony Of Mr.. Edward II. ROwley, OF the firm o
Rowiey, Aslburner 4 Co, Il North WhArves IA
proof Of the efficacy OF Williams's Ant-Dyspeptio
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EDWARD II. RowIIY.
DIR. JAMES WILLIAMS

hear sir;-linvins suffered for n long time from
Dyspepsia 50 severely that was completely prostrat
ed ana having tried every means for relief without
success. Was advised 10 your can't pyeretic
EliNr-' IL affords me much pleasure 10 inform YOU
that am entirely cured by Is use anG cordially re
Very reSIcCtfilly Az
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KIRKMAN g. ELLIS.

Our BOOKS are ~ the Counting Room Of
MeCait, Nanicer a. Go /,
No. al south uarkes street.
rI,HOsE ls.lebssd sia pleass san e. eur hsz-acss
i mas b sestss.l w.Lboli es.sySf
ssssl-1u~s~en
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NASHVILLE TENN, TUES DAY. OCTOBER 26, 1858
NEW SERIES NO. 9O2.
Qrp 0ooos, rtf.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
w. A. SIG. .McCLELLAND

A RE Offering their entire stock OF Goods at greatly
n reduced % ices. Dress Silks, BeTages, Aantles,
&c., greatly below Cost. Now is the time get the
greatest bargains offered for those that IN call
soon. augl9-u
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NO. q Ia Union street, near Market
IL vile and vicinity that she has nov open Tor
..,..r Inspection heE sts les ID kali aud Winter
= onnets and Allnery Goods. her 4sssftihsht u ~
f,,ilnd unasnaily rich and elegant sonsIa sasg the
no-t ttrctiye well usci al OF The shotesst Lab
rc. of tll- day Her sapply OF Bonnets and bonnet
r,u5mtngs are espss.iiy ~eli Seiecta and Eir iiat
s,,rs herself that nutlFhg can be iOuhd IN Tie city
more modest, ulststai alii. else ant .
sopizl-lms
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Dear Sir-i take pleasure in recommending your
Ant-pyspeIdic Elixir, for the cure OF Dyspepsia.
have taken sell Tor the disease Hifd have been
entirely cured. .f'f
Yours respectfully .-1.-
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VOL. XXI.
llrw-Dork.

From ANDREW WINDS General Advertising House,
I33 Nassau street, ,New-IOrk.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-30

81 large drove of cattle, horses and mules
passed through this place on Wednesday morning
on their way to the valies below, accompanied
by the herders on horseback, family in wag
on, and troop of youngsters running along in
the rear They have been spending the summer
in one of the summit vallies, and received from
the late storm hint to leave.
These animals belonged to Dr.. Weber and
Brother, who have been herdins them on the
Truckee river the past summer We are inform
cd that the Messrs. Webber came near losing
their entire drove of stock by being caught in
the snow. As it was. they had to bring them
out from the Trucky river through four feet of
Nnow-being compelled to go before with horses
and mules and break trail. The stock were
fhrse Days in the snow without food
2 It isauite common for parties to take stock in
to the rich grazing vallies which are found along
the line of the summit lakes in Plumas, Sierra
and Nevada counties, where they lead secluded
patriarchal lives with their families their a ocks
and their herds. until the threatening winds of
early winter admonish them to return to the
warm regions of the lower country. The climate
10 these vales is wholesome and bracng farming
and grazing land can be had there without fear
of Mexican titles, and stock thrves wondrouslr
Several Of them are iahstit ted through the win
ter, and will ultimately be filed with thriv ing,
healthy and happy people
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-30

f9-The San Francisco Alta says that the steamer
which arrived from Fraser river Saturday last,
landedn that city several hundred passengers. among
whom there were many men utterly destitute of the
necessaries of life. There with Just sufficient
garments (and those too in the last stages of apda-
tom to their nakedness from the cold and from
public exposure. An old handkerchief served this one
for covering to his head, and moccasins made of
gunny sacks another for covering to his feet
Ont bsn&et, strapped round the person in many in
stances answered the double purpose of coat and all
the undergarments while general appearance of
misery and want among the large number made up
the remainder of the picture.
The Alta talks about conscience Furnishing those who
are so heartless as to still bolster up the unmercfu
hoax. Wonder if its ocn conscience is troubled any,
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-30

- The most certain test by which to
judge of the stability of place is the price
thstits real estate will bring.
:. II improved lands and handsome residen-
ces are held at high figure, and command
it, one reasonably infers considerable de-
gree of prosperity and permanence if, on
the contrary these being price below cost,
and people prefer building cheap shanties for
homes instead of buying comfortable and ell
egant sbodes ready to their hands, then one
would conclude there was no thrift therea-
bouts.
Any mining town where people are not
afraid to build pretty cottages and to have
pretty gardens about them, may be consid-
cred as fourishing. And such is the case
with North San Juan-that's an abominable
name to write
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-30

Lynch Law.
A Celt on Flume street suspected a CeIesta,
of feloniously appropriating one of his turkeys !.
repaired to Johns domicil and there found a
bird of Christmas, which he supposed to be his
own, and accused almond eyes of stealing. This
fowl imputation excited the ire of our Celestial
friend, who Immediately let loose upon Mr.
Lynch an abusive torrent of broken English,
concluding his share of the performance by stri-
king Lynch with clHb on his cabesa. This
caused fash of Greek fire, sudden and iavol-
untary prostration of the leng-taed lover of
turkey, and his mate basting' whilst lying on
the bot spit of an unexpected reverse. Although
Johns head was in chancery there was not much
law in this case.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-30
HELP ONE ANOTHER.

This should be the motto of every citizen. We
do not intend to bore our readers with homily
on benevoence, to urge the necessity of neigh
to an instance of very bad POLICY. Every person
doing business in North San Juan, of course de.
sires to the place grow and prosper, for upon
its prosperity depends his own. Nearly every
merchant and tradesman has all his worldly
means invested here, aud depends upon the pat
ronage Of the public for support Those who
have neither trade, nor store, nor mining claim,
rely upon the thousand needs of populous COM
munity for employment, and expect to be supper
ted in that way We are all dependent upon
one another, and no one can expect to receive any
thing without rendering equivalent 1t is,
then, duty each one owes himself to do all in
his power for the promotion of the common veal
We cannot expect the town to improve and at.
tract population to it, without we bestow upon
it the magnetism of superior advantages. The
first great requisite already possess in rich and
permanent diggings but suppose every miner
and every resident made practice of purchasing
supplies of all needed articesIN ANOTHER TOWN,
where would San Juan be in short time =! Sup
pose we should refuse to spend some of the mon
ey we make for the Improvement of the streets
and walks, for the erection of commodious stores
and hotels, and for the promotion of intelli gence
where would be the attractiveness of the place!
Strangers would leave it with curse, and never
think of stopping here.
There are no two ways about it, the only way
to make this town of consequence Is to spend
our money literally, to devote ourselves to the
development of innate capacities, and to PATRo-
NIzE INVARIABLY HOME INDUSTRY AND HOME EN-
TERPRisE. Not dollar should be spent for any
thing OUT of town that can be bought IN it,
Necessarily the wholesale dealer must make his
purchases of stock in the large cities, but it is
very bad policy for him to be his own landlord,
to do his own tailoring, and cobbling, and to
purchase his personal requ istes below because he
can save few dimes. What if his customers
ALL followed his example, as some of them DO I?
1t is very selfish to expect the public to pay him
profit on his goods and then deny them one en-
their labor produce. Yet great many act
just in this manner. The community retaliates
by giving commissions to teamsters. Every dol
lar sent out of town for what can be got in it
makes the place that much poorer. We all want
the town to grow-oh yes, But if we can save
five cents by buying a sack of -four or of potatoes
in Marysvle or Sacramento, one of these dis
tant places gets the preference over our own
home and our own ne; ghbors. Here are garden
ers, and fruit growers, and timers, and paint
ers, and .shoemakers, and taiors, and sadders,
all actual benefits to the town, and each one of
whom would be worth as much to it as rich
mining claim if his neghbors would patronize
him.
All that is necessary to make North San Juan
flourish and yield US a com petence in time, as
well as to render it very pleasant home, is an
observance of the MOTTO" help one another.''
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-30

81 Considerable building, in small way, i.
going on in town at present, and the sounds of
hammer, saw and boards, make music which
is pleasant to hear. The Chinese quarter has
grown to be nearly half. The process by which
John builds is like the gradual accretion of bar
nacles upon ship or floating timber. one shanty
sprouting out from another in most irregular
fashion, until the whole Celestial village presents
~ many angles as huge mass of chrystalized
quartz, or the anatomy of a vegetarian.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-30
Arrivals at the Union Hotel, North

san ) uan, Tor the Week ending Friday, Oct. %.
Thos Hooten, 7 G Smith. Jas + Moody. J + Faren
T Win, Tryan. W Westerfied. Thos Dance S
Harrington, Thos Bowin. J Barnam. Mr. Brown. s Wood
+ Hartman. W Leaf " Brink. O Smith, NJ Doane
rTyan. Mr. Parker. Mr. Campbell J Campbell. II
Harris. Madame Soho, Mr. Frazer Mr. Grant. McFad-
din. NJ Brown, J Barokshan Mathews. J CGrif-
fin. Geo d Levert. W Lynch Mr. Williams. D Barclay.
p Davis Tutte. W Mitchell, Mitchell D Crow. c
Crawl Henry.J Wilson, Mr. Warden J Johnson. Mr.
Rollinger. j Rorber. Harmon, Otto Scoble W D
Denham, D Conroy, Stephens, Howes and La
dy + III Nandecor. I D Culver, II Henderson, N p
Sheedorn. DIR J II Wakefield. John Huston. Barber
J Burnham. T Parish J c Platt, p INJURED, A III
Julian, VIM Kelly. A Hnrd VIM York, Henry Arm
strong, VIM Smith. Williams. Edwin Adams. Sas
Storer. II Achom D Evans. David Boyd Koeyer
VIM iIackett j r Smith, b McNeal, A Bates, r Go
YER
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-30

Sc The late rain, although generally bless
ing to the country, occasoned much loss to the
river miners, and compelled most of them to sus-
pend operations for the season.
The South Yuba rose about four feet, but has
since receded and one company at Robinson's
Bridge, who we're lucky in having good dam,
will be able to resume work.
On the Middle Yubs the Chinese were al
driven from their claims, which were filed with
eand.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-30
q b { - re $
Mr.. C. E. OIney,

Who is our authorized Age7t to receive and
receipt for subscriptions and dues to the HY :.
DRAULIc Press. is now travelling in the upper
part OF this county. and in Yuba and Sierra
counties Persons living at distance and who
desire to subscribe advertise have thus an op-
portunity afforded them to do 50.
If sufficient patronage is extended to the paper,
1t will be issued after the present year expires in
an improved dress
We bespeak for Mr.. OLNEY liberal RECEIPT ion