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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
THE GOLD IN KANSAS.
Corespondsree Of Ihe n. Y. Thtune.

Correspondence Of The II. Y. ThbuAe
CHRISTOPHER FAILS, Kansas, Nov. %, ISIS.
\ few days ago saw q number of young men
who had just returned from Pixies Peak. con
yerfed with two in particular, one a young man Of
tie psmc Of French, well known in Lawrence, and
enjoying the confidence Of the community; the
other, q member Of the famous hew-Haven
colony that settled at Wabaunsee: lie is the son oi
Mr. Hartley, a vel bDowa citizen of New-lid9en
Conn.; is practical surveyor, intelligent, end Il
man Of undoubted truth and probity. Thsy started
in the Spring as members Of the 'Lawrence Com
pany," Travelled ly the southern route, VIA The
Arkansas River, and returned by the northern
route along the Platte. They declare the northern
to be preferable snd IeayeDworh City the bert
point to start from. With II Loaded ox-tean', the
time required from LcaycnwOrth 20 IilSe's Peak is
five weeks.
First of the gold: Mr. Hartley having been en-
ployed most Of fis time surveying, i'll which he lad
out tro iOuhS among other things mined but some
FIVE days himself and then worked but halt day
at time. lie averaged At that 81 per day. He
states that two men, of his personal knowledge,
made one DAY S2A each. The gold mines al Pixies
Peak, he s5ys, are hot simply reality, they are
rich aud extensive, and sure to be extensively
and permanently worked. lie supposes that 4, 600
goes 20 Connecticut for tie Winter but will return
in the Spring 'as soon as there il erass." Mr..
French makes substantially the same statement.
The county is picturesque and beautiful, there be-
ing very extensive tracts in the neghDoIhood of
Pixies Peak excellently adapted for firms. The
climate is healthy, as is attested by the fact that
among company of forty no one suffered sickness
of more than three days continuance. These
young men looked exceedingly robust and strong,
beside the pale emacigted cOuntenances which tins
sickly season Las made somewhat frequent IN Kansas.
They were eminently haze and hearty and in high
spirits Pine lumber, according TO Mr.. Hartley,
is found in the vicinity Of tie gold reeioni II mex
haustble quantities, IN straight and very tall trecs,
from six inches TO two feet and half IN diameter.
Game is very abundant, especially the elk and ante
lope, in hunting which they had great success and
great sport. Tie grizzly bear very common. They
saw numbers olthe Rocky Mountain sheep described
by Fremont, and succeeded in killing some. Great
numbers in Kansas are making arrangements to 60
to that attractive region in the Spring Some.
believe, will repent it, while there seems good
reason for believing that many will thereby improve
their condition. q. ". l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
FIRE.
FypF II SULLIVAN sTpEfr

flsE Is iLLitAs sfeEfE.
Or Saturday morning row Of frame stables in ~
rear ., No. l4 Sullivan trcet, were partially destroys
by fire. The buildings we've SD Ill and mere shafts
and were not worth much. They were occupied b
csrtmon.
FIRE ~ WI THIRTT-FoURTH srREEN
At o clock yettenlay morning q lire oroke ea
the dwellng-house q Mr.. Peter Is. Sweeney, No Nv
Wet TLmty.iourth street but being discovered 81 y
carly mon ent, was soon ex,iDgli,hed. The danA'
done was tritirg. The fire originated from
defective tue.
FIRY ~ FIRST AyEsCH.
At III o'clock SATURDAY night FIRE occurrei -
building No. 81 Frat avenue, occ1 piel by frsis1
PeLieutre as t. wirdor.sl ade mandatory; Gsefr
jeremiah, wheelgnght, end q. Winthron, pi'x
haagirg manufacture. The fro originated n ~
window sbade nanuiae;ory il is sai1, sad caused ~
ge,her about $50 damage, which loss is cosersa'
Insurance.
FIFE ~ WATER SHEET. =.
A. - o'clock, last evening FIRE 9as discoveries.
tie fourth story Of the bgillIag No 2iJ Water sues
occupied Ivy yandeEy oort, Dickinson Co., iinpoIM
OF I'm PATE shee;rlon wire, &c and an s,'.
tered the building after H.. doors w.re broken op
and covered some 900 or $3.50 boxes Of In W.
HateI-Iroo Of c.oths. a.
The fre origin ated On the fourth soor, AMI
quantity 81 rubbish ami wac soon exiting lsnec. :. -
estimatcd that 5000 damage wss done v
he Mercantile, Pacific, Washineton, fIsh1"a
PhilGdel, hia, Wllisu sburgh City, Futon, nscn'.
and Traders Broadway, Mechanic % Bfool 5n' ~
two ~ three other Companies. Tue bule.S a.
ged to the amount Of siVl. o1gin Of Ire
Known.
FIRE N BLTEcKER sfRftr. .r,s.
Yesterday afternoon IRE occurred q the oar. %
hcuso Il Mrs. Batter, No. 40 Blocker s.rce1 :" -
sequence Of some defect in the frssce ilae. D1.
TO furniture about so; insured f,r 2 ,Jco ID ,hs
hue Insurance Co. Damage Ia bnlins, w IT,
for e GO il the North America Iasnrance 20
FIRE ~ BROoKIYS.
About noon Yesterday q ire osole ont IN ~ ~,
urfrished tlree-story frame house on Myrtle avs ~
near Ryerson street. Tie flames eItendef 20 ~
adjoining boiiiing, alec new, AMI both we're 49,
epyelored in flames. Ore Of the buildiogr y" -
stroyed ard the other wss greatly damage Is
value @. the property est .nsted 4. sDcuI s'Ent
iIsureI Tor Il so IN the Cay IKE Iasussss' W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
PpoONF COUNTY

T,tal. ...42s9 1884, 81 81
Morgan over FGker......-o
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To,al...Hf}6 Si'G - iog
Fake. over Morgan .....it'
STEI-REv COL MY

Total...Isti lSs6 1923 !.
Parker over N3rgtn...,...,2 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
From HAVANA.

The United States Mail s:esnlsEip Cshawbs, j. ID.
Buloeh, Commander, fIom New-Orlesns via Havana
November 30 arrived here lest evening. On The Is h
grand ball was given TO inausurats the new water
works. The BARI Rover bolnd to New York, retnrn-
ed on the 2Sh in Distress having been run into she 5
not seriously injured, but lost one man overheard.
Mare,ztks Opera Company successful. Sugar stock
COCO boxes. One week will carr it of. Prices IN
char eed. Exchange: London, lJs premium New
York, "a do; New-Orlesrs, to do, No freghts
for United States or Europe. Business duh, waiting
for Lew erons
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Totsl....2lit 2l07 5s9
Morgan over PaGkeT.....
Sullivan COlfNTN
TIOGA CnTNrY

TotsL...l3ii 1916 1875 )
Parker over Mofgan........572
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

To.ai....2}s2 ga os7e {,
Parker over 81 ryan ......7S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

USFoRIUSArE HoNcIpE N BcTIER CoUgTY.-
We learn from TIE Bptor Pa Rcra'd that Cor
man, whose lame Il does rot give, died on Sunday
night, as wes supposed, from the effects Of a wonnd
inflicted by Thomas Fletcher, esq, Of Whitestown, in
that county Ii seems that wi lie both were under the
influence oi liquor difficulty occurred between them,
in which the German raised chair % strike Mr.
Fletcher, when he raised billet OF wood and struck
him across the temple, INJECTING cash about i've
inc IS IN length. During the night after retiring t.
the barn, the German died, and foundry Fetch.
on NJ oliay morning, who raised The alarm, soknowl-
ecgrg that he struck him, bit ale ed il was in sell
defense.
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pTTNAM COUNTY.

Total. .5je3 ijii 355 ~
xJrgaE over ParkcI....,,.S+&
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Essex COUNTY.

T1'll....721S 59r7 - ID
Morgan owe. faTsrr.........fy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
To,el 1851 1868 1919
Nors,H y,,rPa.keT...."..CS.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

T0ial.....3le2 i9-e 1915 =
MOsseu on , Y I-eT..,....llcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
sARAToGA COIISTY.
SCHUYLER COUNT

Total. ass 1921 l-3l IS
Morgan oTer Parker........i'9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
tie p, sioaa % the p'is,o, swore tia: Nov, ,,,.-,
bat crce after trts r.Dg ,le Loep:.I ssd A,l

tie p, sioiaa % the p'is,o, s.ors tia. Mo,.
bat csce after EFT. rDg he Loep:.L ssd del }.
uirnies II m toe 'iTs Of h.s o. mission. T,,I L.,
mhA'geat body Of eight men, Only SIX Of xlou. -
c nn'e;ec, directly or indirectly, sir IL. p,i.r
esred verdict Oh tire case qa'o pseol.r .r,l., :,
cIcumsiarces. Afsr r,ci,lng The appearance a, -
'ojy o. The deceased, as examined by Drs. Wa A.
aud W.Aie, (Which was extremely healthy "a ~
parts, the verdict t. that q death OF deo....S
ind ab.eG,y ksstehed by the spohc.ion of;A 49,
" bath. admin .s,er-d a, Tho bands Of as kse0,
" Tie Deputy Warden
Shsl. tie shower b.ih be co,t.g osd Ia oar
under the coptTol Of bio,kh. ajs, wboss rse,p,.,t
ton for Office corsi;s sirr'y in the Zee. ,h,,s-'
aIe the best b'oTers for party; t1s, ;h.y u,t, -
mot rOise. Go tie fgltsg !. tie polls AID vol 49,.
for NE partyf k-sp-,s a-e now sppoiatsa -. :.
sterling personal qualifications, kuoxletse Of A..
Datae, toIrec, government src s,rc, morality -
cause they are the s;ve men Of the pxtv. ?
brute a. the csucns stsrds better nyht in So
81 cfce IN TIE prison Lan respectable eos,o.,..t
gcueTous minded naE. Thus More VA, $40,
Nhtre is TIE remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

TotsI...SHi jt99 1913 %
Fslsef over No:gal........i3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

An unbaImorioUs connnbitl couple in Cincinnati
are epdescori,gtJ get divorce Oh tie ground that
tie husband was married b. tie vile under isse
neme, the minister, by nistake, styng him Elw ard
instead Of Edwin ut JIG tine Of tue ceremony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The steamship Washington, advertised, - .a,.,.
Tor San Juan del Norte hot having arrived yet e.:
t.at port the Company offer to reiau, ne m.., !.
these who haVe engaged passage.
The officers WHO were ordered some tine s-o - a..
y.chag,ecd s.etDer Canada, nov AZ C;,eepv.;r.
have been detached by order Of toe s ,re,arv ~ -,
Navy, and trnr sfened to The Memphis, which Al, ),
the Iext vessel bound from New.Yors 70 ParA,p,,
Her marines aud sailors wsre sen, on board on -.
day afternoon, snd she is to haul into the s,.n !.
dsy Her Comm srder las been rcqrs Jed to qqei.,
Is much as possible the arrangements for her icov
ture She will certainly sail THE week or cary Der
Lieut.. Sclcrnerhora of the Marine Corp. Ia. be,
ort.red TO tine Brooklyn Banacks, sni reported Sr
duty yesterday.
Lieut.. Lewis has been ordered 10 the ua!.e, SAG
soo2.ofwa Macedonia, at present or the Meitarrs
nean station. He goes ont in st)Teshp from B-or.
Tie United States s'oop-of-waT Dale Of the Aric,a
Squadron viii be expected to arrive in the STATE. BY
tie 10Th Of January.
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To.al...igl8 23ii il7oi,0
Morgan owe. P4rke Ut

Tc.sl....l18l las SO ~
-FsiacgfO receive tho vote %
Mare, County for Gosernor,
We Invertebrates. 10. io' A-
.eu.ll-uc1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
Total ...42e5 5tfI i423 .
'Nker over M0!gaa.,.,.,ll8l
YATFs COr'Nt'

7 .-AI.s. III. Ii III Q
Morgan over Parter......ilgd
TOTAL ECTE OF THg STATE.
horean.2i7,s2S Parker. 80 81
Burrows o0ss7S Sa.l.n.. 5,n3j
Morgan over PaIker.I1,iH
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Total ....fl56 i9f2 45j525
Morgan over P-rGrr....... 59i
ORLEANS COUNTY
OTsEGO COUNTY

To.sl.....2j7g 100 976 80
Morgan over Parher......lja)
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CsYU0A COUNTY.

Toinl....fsCg l6@j sc Rt1
More ay.E Paiker.......liSi
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ONEIDA sly.

Ton C0...eiec 6.ls III los
Norlal ever PsrEvt.......-.sJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
MAN KILLED IN TIE SHOWER-BATH

Tot5l.....2222 1923 81 %
Morgan over Pslker........le4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
Total.....2Z7j ,fj7 6j5l9
,icr.Au over Parkcr........8l1
rRANKLN COuNTY.
FULTON COUNTY

Total.....l62l 2iil 772 -
Parker over No,s.n.....,J4D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

CrNESFE COUNTY.
GREENE COUNTY,

Totsl......333 l4o9 So 3
Morgan oseT Islkel. .l-syJ
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CHICKAsaW COuNTY.

VHINhANAW OUUNTY.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that an attachement.
N issued at the suit Of T. j. Denton against
the estate of +. S. Il. Mills, for the sum Of six
dollars, is now pending III the Justice Court of
(said County, held by the Undersigned, Justice of
hhe Peace, and unless the defendant appear in
hid Court at Okolona, ON the 4th Monday in
february, 1868, and plead the said action, iudg-
ltnt will be entered aud the estate attached will
bAsold, this 14th day of January, 1883.
THOS. b. SHEARER,
Justice of the Peace.
i'm. 90, 1853 l9-4t Printers fee, %
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03
Lost,

BETWEEN Pontotoc and Okolona, a Pocket
- Book, containing note on J. D. Taylor for
three hundred and eighty dollars ($3s0), another
on \. T. Kyle (for what amount don't remem-
ber) These notes, together with several re-
ceipts, were all the Pocket-book contained
The finder will please leave the pocket book
with Mr.. Noe, at the Posteffice
THOS. L. TAYLOR.
= Jan. 70, 1851 lott
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03
.,rCv, EXON EUROPE
.rr,v.I Of the Canada

HALIFAX, January %.
/ The cuuard steamer Canada arrived
4 - ~ .b;s evening, bringing Liverpool adj
. n.,o ' 70 saturday, the 10th instant.
Liverpool Markets.
,,oline in cotton of an Id is repor-
= = ~ fair and middling qualities. Low
'eu avalties are less affected. Sales of
me week $4,000 bales.
Attempted Assassination Of Napoleon.
An attempt was made to assassinate
louis Napoleon, but failed. His hat was
pierced by projectiles.
The Indian mail confirms the death of
Gen. Hayelock.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03
NEW ADyEssTHsENEvTs.
Walkup like Men.

GROCERIES Are goods which cannot be
VI bought without the money, and you who
hive bought OF MS, not paying for the same, will
prase come forward and Settle, by Draft or
Mney as one of the firm wishes to start to New
York in few days, for the purpose Of purchas-
ing Goods, which cannot be done without the
money.
WILLIAMS & DARDEN.
Feb. 3. II tt
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03
Markets.

New ORLEANS, Jan. %.
Sales of Cotton to-day 1000 bales
mostly before the receipt of the Canada's
news Market unchanged.
Freights to Liverpool Is SD; to Ha-
'vre 15-l6c.
MOBILE, Jan. 29-l P. NJ.
'COTTON-The demand yesterday
was good and the market continues firm
at last prices. Sales 45o0@5O0O bales
-Midddlings &c.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03

HolIoway's Pills.--Are you feeble in body,
incapable Of excrtion, dull, languid, and despond-
inc, vet unable to explain the cause' BE assur
ed that it exists in the stomach and the secrctivc
organs and that Il course Of this purifying and in
MIGRATING remedy will restore your strength, ac-
tyity, and cheerfuness and recruit all your ener-
gies Sold at the mennfactory, No 50 Maiden
Lane, New York, and by all druggists, at pc,
6}c, and y per box
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03
Carpets Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, &c.

UdIptlS IItdIlH HugS, DG0T MAIN, &C.
TAPESTRY Velvet Carpets, Tapestry p
4 sells. Imperial three ply, all wool Tupe
try Ingram. and Ingram, all wool, three ply,
Cotton warp, Wool filling; Royal Hemp. Cot
ton and Wool twied Carpets, with large az
sortment Of Oil Carpet, Hearth and Door Reks,
Straw Mating. &c, Just receiyed, and fof d Is
by SUMMEY, STRONG a KING.
June 8, 1851. G6+tf
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03
---------------------
THE PRAIRIE NEWS,

Published Immediately on the line Of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, at
OKOLONI CHICKASiU, co, MISS,
IS THE BEST Advertising medium for Chick
asaw, Monroe lawamha, and Pontotoc coun-
ties, has large circulation in North Mississippi
generally, and is well known in most parts of
the Southern country 1t is respectfully re-
commended to the attention of men of business
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03
10 all Wh0n il may Concern.

Notice is hereby given that, having disposed of
my interest in the PRAIRIE News, am no long
err responsible for any debts of the office MesSrs.
RICHARDSON Il KNOX have assumed all the liza
bihtics Of the ctlice, and are entitled to all debts
due the flire, except such as have been transfer
red to me- which transfer is endorsed on the back
at said accounts, ever the signature If J. H.
!, - = '-ss---s ----s--s w e. INCLUSION,
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-03

MANUFACTURED AT OKOLONA

respectfully call public
/ f
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED SADDLES AND HARNESS.
procured experienced
compete with the North as well n durability.
lhhr stock consists ythng usually their line
LADIES and GENTS SADDLES from sixteen thirty five dollars:
BUGGY HARNESS. single, from twenty forty dollars;
DOUBLE BUGGY HARNESS. from forty to sixty five dollars
ERlDiES from one dollar ami a half to six;
MARIlNGAIES from fifty dollars;
WAGON HARNESS, various prices
BUGGY, COACH and WAGON COLLARS WHIPS MED
ICAL BAGS, &c.
Also fine lot of BITS BUCKLES RINGS TACKS WOOD and PLATED
STIRRuIS GlRIHS, SIRCINGIES, GIRTH and REIN-WEB
All which selling for cash cheap the cheapest Give call and we do
not will be because GU will not be pleased
Repairing with
THORNTON MOYER
Oklma
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-27

The following bill cxempting the wages of
lAbOrcrs from execution was introduced in the
Assembly, on Monday last by Mr.. LoOfbour-
row Of this county.
AN ACT to exempt the wages of laborcrs and
other employees, in certain cases, from exc
cuti0n or other legal process.
SEcTIoN,1. The wages of any married jour-
neyman mechanic, laborer, clerk, or any 9TH
er employee Of any mechanical, publishing,
or other establishment, where labor, physical,
clerical or otherwise, may be employed; or
the wages Of any employee on ships, build
ings, and other construction; or on lands,
grounds, gardens, or mining claims, shall be
exempt from attachment, execution or garnish-
ment
Sec. g, The wages Of one month only, OF
the parties herein named, shallSbe exempt
from such legal process; and the amount of
! abe wages thus exempted shall not exceed the
, sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars.
Sec. 8. The provisions of this Act shall ex-
: tend to wages Unmarried persons, of persons
having under their charge, and dependent up
on them for support, fathers, mothers, minor
brothers, or sisters, children of q deceased
wife, or other orphan children.
SEC. 4. All Acts and parts of Acts in con-
iiict with the provisions Of this Act are here
by repealed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-27
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of execution issued out Of the Clerks
ID Office of the Hon. County Court Of Ell Dorado Coun-
ty judgment rendered the LIST day of March, A.
d. 1885, In favor Of W. W. Reynolds L. T. Carr D. n.
Newell South Fork Canal Company, and against James
Patterson for the sum of Twentysix S0lOO dollars,
costs OF suit and Iccrung costs have levied upon and
of Placervillc the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1885, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, title, interest and claim
Of the said James Patterson Of In and the following
described property lying and being in the city Of Pa
cervlle, County OF FL Dorado and State Of California
wit Lot Of Ground bounded folows-on the north
by the property Of Moses Kinney and the " Pioneer
Stage Company" the east by the property Of William
Cooper and Cherry Brindley the south by the Ar
Anderson, together With the improvements thereon.
L, BOGARDUS,
Sheriff of FL Dorado Co., Cal.
BY w. J. BURwELL, Under Sheriff.
sherif's Office, PacerVile, March 9th, A. d. 1858.
march 8 (tsl -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-27
Sheriff - Sale.

DY virtue Of execution issued Of the Clerks or
ID hce Of the Hon. District Court OF the 9TH Judicial
District, In and for Sacramento County, on judgment
rendered on the 18th day OF March, 1885, In favor Of
r. g. Sheath and John Arnold and against G. W. Heath
and L. A. GODDARD, for the Of twelve hundred and Atty
s4lOO Dollars with interest thereon ct the rate Of ~ per
cent month"; from the 18th day Of March, 1883, together
with the sum Of seventyhve 2OO Dollars, costs of suit
and accrung costs have levied upon and will expose
Public Sale a. the Court House In the City Of Pacerve
Saturday the 10Th day Of April A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ all the right, title, interest and claim Of the said q.
w. Heath and L. A. GODDARD, in and to the following
scriced properygng and being in Mountain Township
County Of n Dorado, and State Of California, TO wit
certain water power Quarts Mil, situated on the North
Fork Of the Costumes River about three miles North West
from Grizzly Flat, and known Heath and GOdard's
Mill " also the ground which the same stands with the
6ume, together with the Improvements thereon
SheriG's Office, Pacerville, March 10, A. D. 1858.
e. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado Co, CAL,
-n1-tS By L. d. HoPKINs, Deputy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-27

Recent financial advices from Russia fur
nish some interesting particulars. It is said
the total Of bullion in the fortress Of St. Pc
tersburgh and at Moscow exceeds EGO, 600, 900.
On the other hand, the paper circulation is
estimated at nearly 100000. 900, and the
rate of exchange continues at point that
must involve great loss to all who have to
make foreign payments. Practically, the cur.
rency is inconvertible, since the government
allows only very small quantities to be ex.
changed for gold, althoug Oh occasionally, when
the depreciation, as measured by the rate Of
exchange, threatens to go on too rapidly, they
allow certain defined amounts to be shipped
by the leading bankers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-27
OxYgenated Ritters.

The annexed statement Of Prof. A. A. Hayes d. State
Assayer, Is ample testimony Of the scientific In
which this medicine is compounded and recommends 1t
to professional men.
An opinion having been asked for Of me- in consequence
Of the formula for preparing 0xygenated Bitters being
known to me, express the following 10 form:
The composition Of these Bters includes those medicinal
substances which experienced have long
ed for special action the system when deranged by
evers dyspepsia agueS and general debility, resulting
from exposure climate influence.
These are rendered permanent and remain GctVe IN tS
preparation Gs consequence o|e scientific manner In
Irhich MsN combined.
1t we'll founded inference, that the preparation,
used in larger smaller Doses would prove valuable
General Medtcine which experience has demonstrated
In this medicine metallic salts be found, by the
most delicate chemical trials.
Respectfully, A. A. Hayes, NJ. D.,
Assayer to the State Of Mass
No. l Pine st., Boston, 10Th Dec, 1857
Seth W. Fowle Co, 1873 Washington St. Boston, Pro-
pretors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry Johnson Co., Wholesale Druggists 146
Washington street, San Francisco sole agents for the Pa
cifc coast.
CHAs. b. PETIT, Agent for Placervlle. [447l