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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07

The present political campaign will
be one Of considerable interest and it
behooves Republicans to be wide awake
and refute the countless base charges,
which will be made against our canai-
dates and principles. Let US then be
active in posting ourselves, and neigh
bors. let us circulate Republican pa
pcrs, SO that we may be enabled at the
coming election to roll up far the lar
eest Republican majority ever given
III Iowa.
Let the Republicans of Tama County
resolve to SO cflectually wing the Dem
ocracy, that they will not be able to cv-
en- futter in the next October brcezcs
For this end and for this purpose, VIC
ask our friends to aid US in the circua-
ton Of our sheet.
Will they do so
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07

multiform bid, for votes by heartless
rascals, who act upon the presumption
that the common people are, fools, aud
unable to perceive that their dogmas,arc
not only erroneous but sadly conflicting;
that they seek to reconcile the various
factions of their treachcrous party BY
both advocating and denouncing Popular
Sovereignty, the administration the Dled
Scott decision, and Difference to the
opinions Of our officers; that they are
The most shallow, sickly, puny, ambig.
uous, conflicting libcl!ous set Of resolu.
tons that ever cmanated from any as.
scmblcd body or convention.
Their resolutions are found on the
first page Of our last previous issue.
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We say this not to disparage Judges
Wright and Woodward, but to show the
acknowledged superior abilities Of Judge
Stockton. lie is also reported as being
the principal working man upon the
Bench and we consider it highly i'm
portant that one Of the present Judges
be retained ia their positions to inform
others who may be elected Of the con
ditions and workings Of the Court.
Governor Lowe, who is also one of
our candidates For Supreme Judge, is
too we'll known to need general histo
~. His administration Of our laws has
given entire satisfaction, to the sensible
part Of community This the Democrats
are obliged to concede lie has been
District Judge in his own district and
discharged the duties Of his Office with
fidelity and dispatch.
Our third candidate for Supreme
Judge, is Mr.. c. Baldwin, Of Pottowat
tamie, who has also been District
Judge. We had heard but little Of Mr..
Baldwin, previous to his nomination
and did not know, but the only claims
for his election, consisted in the fact Of
his being placed upon the ticket as one
Of our regular candidates. We were
however happily relieved few evenings
since from this impression by our Attor
ncy General s. X. Rice, who informed
US that from 4 personal acquaintance
with Mr. Baldwin he knew him to be d
profound thinker and abe jurist. and
that should he be elected, his judicial ca
rccr would he marked with so much as
siduity and ability as to surprise all, but
his most intimate acquaintance.
This being case, we have a full ticket
Of able men tried and true, such as will
impart honor to the Offices they may hold
Let us go to work then and elect them.
Let Us elect them By such a majority as
will leave no doubt in the minds of our
Don ocratic friends. that they arc en-
camped for many years to come, close
by the gureling sat springs which give
rise to a famous river by that name.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
The Democratic state Convention.

The following VIC prepared Tor our
previous issue, but it was unavoidable
crowded out. Tho Delegates to the
above Convention assembled in council
at pes Moincs on the Esd inst, not so
much for the purpose of placing in
nomination set Of candidates Tor filing
the state Offices, as to keep up outward
appearances and determine who should
suffer mar:yrlom for their inSlorious
cause.
After wasting three OF four hours in
permanent organization appointing COM
mitt.cs on resolutions, credentials Re,
u set Of resolutions were reported with q
margin extending to the Island Of Cuba,
and Gulf Of Guinea, and wide enough to
take in any thing and every body, except
the prosecuted negro, patriots, christians,
and temperance men. These were ad
opted with much apparent enthusiasm
and loud acclamations, previous to max
in. their nominations, for the purpose
Of Initiating some of their men with
sufficient courage to allow their names
to be used as candidates.
The game worked we'll and soon a
ticket was made up as follows:
For Governor.
a. c. DODGE,
For Lieutenunt Gorernor,
l.. w. BABBlTT
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
ROAD NOTICE.

By reason Of defective record and survey
Of change in the State Road, leading from
A. D. Stevens in Benton County. y the South
East corner Of Hardin County where the same
crosses Sections 81 and 90 In Township u
North of Range IA West, have caused re-
survey Of the said change to be made as by
law authorised, the plat and field notes thcre-
Of having boon fled in nly Office. Notice is
hereby given that at the regular term Of Coun-
ty Court to be held in and for the County Of
lama in the State Of Iowa on Thursday fol-
lowing the first Monday Of August next Ct tho
Office Of the County Judge, hearing viii 20
Lad and unless good cause be shown against
30 doing shall approve said survey ana plat
and order them to be recorded as in cases Of
the original establishment Of public high.
LEANDER CLARK,
County Judge.
Toledo, July 7th, 1850. "
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
Teachers Institute.

The board Of District Presidents OF
lama County, at their last regular meet
Ing decided in favor Of holding Teach
crs Institute at Toledo sometime during
the coming autumn, probably early in
November.
The object is to fit teachers more
thoroughly for their work, by week Of
Of systematic training in the methods Of
imparting instruction.
There will be teachers present amply
qualified to conduct such a course, and
the evenings will be occupied in Lee
lures On Natural science. 1t is to be
hoped that all who intend teaching will
avail themselves Of the benefits of the
Institute
In order to secure theaid appropriated
by Law, it is necessary that the names
Of thirty or more persons who wish to
attend, shall accompany the application
Tuition will be free. All who wish to
attend with the view of preparing for
teaching, will please send in their names
as soon as convenient to the under
signed.
w. HELM.
County Supt.
d. -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07

Bg The position Of the Mormons in
Utah, at the latest accounts, was that Of
almost open treason and rebellion! 1t
is also stated that the SO called Mormon
question is farther from being "solved"
than ever, and that nothing short of q
"cleaning OUT Of that nest Of wrctcles
and traitors will fully solve it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
For Supreme Judges.
7. S. WILSON.
CHARLES MASON,
z. G. COLE.

\. \. COLE.
Ofthe political procliyitics and char
acter Of these courageous democrats, we
un doubtedly shall have occasion to speak
hereafter. We wish now to turn the
attention Of our readers to their resolu-
TONS which may DC found on our first
page. At the very outset, in their
preamble, they unwittingly acknowl
edge, themselves sort of double headed
monster obliged to entertain conflicting
sentiments, in order to please as far as
possible, different factions Of their party
who hold adverse views.
The Grst resolution unfolds the great
secret and object Of the party that is 70
he Rulers, and thus secure the spells
Therein they state, what they believe to
BE necessary to constitute, not demo.
cratic party, but National party, or in
other words ruling governing, short
securing party.
The second resolution is full endorse
mcnt ofthe principles Of Popular SOW
crcisnty; winding up with however,
subject only to the constitution Of the
u. s. nice little rat hole out of which
they can creep at any time when closely
cornered, or when policy dictates.
The third starts off with an endorse
mcnt Of Popular sovereignty and winds
up with wink, smile and nod to
the administration and bred Scott decis-
ion.
The fourth is "R;ght about wheel
resolution, and SPLENDID effort to dodge
the responsibility Of the Drod Scott do
csion, which they have 50 long fathcrel
and defended.
The fifth resolution is a backing down
from the fourth, and a sort of"Face the
music resolution gotten up expressly
for another latitude, and for that faction
Of the party who endorse the decision in
the bred Scott case.
The sixth, is pure buncombe which
they intend to palm off upon their small
| fry, as facts and truths incontroyertable,
and which from direct issue with the
Republican party.
The seventh, is an exhibition Of old
tactics in a new direction, stealing part
Of the Republican and old wing doctrine
OF protectivc tariff. This step is but
small one and places them in position
to adya nce still farther IN the same d.
rcction or retreat as the necessities Of the
party for winning purposes, in the future,
shall demand.
! The eighth resolution is strenuous
effort to discard the doctrine fastened
upon the party by the recent opinion OF
one Of It's leaders, Lewis Cass, Secretary
Of the State, that naturalized citizens
would not be exempt from claims for
military service in their native land
should they repair thither, and as OF
courses low bid for the vote ofour natur.
allied citizens. In this resolution they
exhort disrespect to the opinion Of one
OF our chief officers while in the fifth they
denounce such course of proceeding.so
that really it seems to make some differ.
cnoe as to whose OK is gorcd.
! We have not time nor space to pursue
this conglomerate set Of resolutions far.
Their; but ask our readers to carefully
pcrusc tho same and see if they will not
agree with US in saying that they arc
the carnations Of weak brain, o. .
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
Butlervillc, July Sd 1859.

peA- A foundry and machine shop
has been put in operation at Cedar
Falls for the manufacture Of Reapers
and Mowers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07

hCHlHlHiUS IH IHC OSt UNIV AOICOV
Iowa, July lst., 1850. Persons calling
for these letters, VII. please say they arg
j" Advertised
Allen James Lane Sarah
Adams Martha Il Myers Mary
Balls John Myers John
Baldwin NV Milbclland j D
Brickcr Truman Marshall Thos
Barrett J G Myers Margaret
Boycrs John Myers VIM
Blair John Aletkeff Cheney & Co
Chapman l. s. Co Marston a Z
Crossley L Merritt James Alrs
Cheney l. Oldroyd Y e
Camp Clark Paterson Sarah
Conant Vi Parker
bow ell II Palmer n
Dewcll Ell Preston Edgar
Evans Elijah Powell Calvin
Fattick Jacob Z Rathfon Joseph
Fields Thos j Reno Morgan
Frisb;c BIS Rockwell Moses
Green Sarah Runcls Richard
Gilman A Sccor, Nerdan + Co
Hutton s. Sloan II
Homan Seamans NJ L
Harrington A. Schmidt Fred
Heritage John Sinner George
Howe 81 Thorn Noah Il
Hach Albert Upmiar w
Hull JIG " ilson robert
johnson Eliza Wilson George
Jinck Johan Williams Jesse j. III
Ketchcn Nancy Wctherby Isaac A Mrs
Kennedy VS. Whitney Leonard
Lodge No 1O8 OCT
E. B. BoLENs, +. m.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07

Warm growing weather here.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
List OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office Toledo
Iowa, July lst., 1850. Persons calling
for these letters, viii please say they are
:. Advertised -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
TOLEDO TOW a

Mcssrs ROUNDS & LANGDON, are our on
~ authorized Agents in the City Of Chicago
Ills, to procure Advertisements and subscrip-
tons.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
THE EMPIRE MARKET,
On Pine st. below U. S. BAKERY.
N f. v n A

Come one, Come all that is if YOU hay.
the CASH to pay for the best BzgP end Meats
in the mountains Meats Who'll ,sml:. meats by
the quarter side or carcass Cheap as tn
cheapest, and the best Live Stock for sals at II
times
N B-Not to be difercn; from, others we in
vite old friends and patrons to stay away un-
lass they have the CASH
r. cHAs. KENT,
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
Travelling.
New Arrangement.

ALPHA& OMEEA STAGE LIVE
y,NAyIs. On and after July 2lst. 1889 the
HE8.ZLf=et above Line N III run as follows:
paving the National Exchange at 2o'colek p.
passing by Mountain Wei, Cold Spring, Whit,
loud, Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving at Omega b!
o'clock p ".
Returning willleav- Omega Hotel at A. N. ar
irving At Nevada at IL A. NJ. CONNECTING with the
California Stage Cos coaches toAubnIh, Saeramen.
30 and iaryville.
This Is the nearest and hest route to Washing
l0B Seotchman's and Poorman's reek, Eureka
WAshoe Valley and Truti ct NGsd"vs.
A.. OLIS. Proprietor
w. NCEoBfFrs. Areri Nafi.ral Excls srge
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
u,~. I;,nc nctdy no bash.'

I.t...'. ): me HCtdy no UHSH''
BUT in this age Of Quackery and bumbpg. II is 1es'
ssary n: least state the virrurs quaes IT even
well known arr cle. and riaii " the California
Grare wonld lay ella i'm 10 this title. r6ve in
e, d. know from expert, that its juice produces
purer less burtful. and more txhil' rating and
h, atfn beverage ihan ninef, nhs of the stuff i'm
-orted and initiated in the United States. fthis
be said Of the wine usually sold, wi at cannot b.
aid of the Brandies ? Pah the very thought is
ienfcant of poison. Bnt to the ,'u':ose
Dr.. jus l. Firquar's Mrdicated Cal
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
RI.A Nh . N ID -,
G Old wATyaES, JEwELRy l. sILyER.wARE
FOR sALEBY
BARRETT & SHERWOOD.

Io0ohIsomery Stree {, SanF ancisco
A,RTlCLES of God-Consistinc of Ladies, and
m Oentlemen's Watches of all descriptions l,barr-
laine. Fob. Vest, Guard and Neck Chains. sleeve
Buttons, STUDS kr"oehes. Bracelets. Ear 1ngs PEN
Gil Cases, Locke.s, buckles. Rings, Gard Eases
Snuff Boxes, seal>, Keys, Eye Glasses, hitbon
Slides. Charms, Thiinbles, Cane Heads, Arlnlets.
Crosses and everything and b, aatifal in Coral
Work, Canoes jet Work and Mosaic
AkT!CLEStof SilveI-Consistingo of Napkin Rings
knife Fork and spoon, in cases; alicellars Spu,Is
and Forhs; Ice Scoops, Fish, Desert, Butter. Fruit.
PIe and Cake Knives. Pitchers and Goblets Tea
Sets completes Cake Baskets. tastors Butter Dishes
salvers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Coffee Urns, Card
Baske $, &c.
Diamonds setin every style of orpanent now in
fashion
Country orders, sent by express, are attended to
with punctuahty and dis. atch, ami satisfaction in
all cases araHteed.
Watch repairing commands our na rticular md
rompt tten'i,n. dec1 3m
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
San Francisco Ads.
.UDOLPHO WOLFE S
sCHN NJ APPS
A Medicinal Drink of Eminentlv

a MeQ1clnal Ur1uK OF EmlnenClY
CALUTARY QUALITIES, manufactured by hin
- selfexrIusively, at his Factory at Schiedan.
Holland and well known during the last twelve years
throughout all the Atlantic and Western States.
II is made from he best Barley that can be select
ed in Europe with the essence Cf an attic ltal-
ian berrs 6f acknowledged and exfraor dinaLy medi
cinal properties. 1t has Ing since acquired .
higher reputation. both in Europe and America
than any other dinretie beverage.
Analysed 1T is perfectly prre Liqu) )r, in its eff
feets a mild and wholesome tonic II is extensi,el.
used and approved by the edicalfaculty, the tenn
perance people heads of families sc.
In Gravel Gout. and Rheumatism in distractions
of the Bladder and Kidneys and in General De
billy its effects are prompt. decided. and invariabl-
reliable and ii is not only a remedy for these ala
dies. but in all cases which they produced BY
drinking had W ater: wnchis almost universally tho
cause Of them, ii acts asa sure preventive.
For Fever and Ague it is one of the most eff
cacious preventives tl'atcan he resoIfod to
TIE dramatic Schrj1lam Schnapps.
consequently in great demand by person travel
ling, about to settle in parts of the country
espt eialy as wella by many in every commnnity
where II has become known. on account of its va
rious other remedial properties
In all cases of Dropsical endency. it is gen
orally the only remedy required when adopt, in
the early stage of .he disease
In dyspepsia maladies, when taken in proper
quaniit diet drink. aud esPecallyat at dinner
it is found BIZ uniform experience, to be einentll
efficacious in the most Estimate Gases when ever.
the best of the usual remedies have failed to af
ford more than temporary relief. In eases of Flat
rlency. tits an immediate and invariab spe ciic
andi may be administered in diluted znd proper
tlonatc quantities, even to Young Infants In al
those y Iroxyisms of gripping pain in the stomach
and bowels to which they are especially subject.
well sthe choic of grown persons
Ifsiudieous adoption in connec ton with the prin
ripal meals. or when sense of exhaustion die.
tates Is use neverfals TO relieve the debility at
en- dant upon protracied chronic maladies. low
temperament and exhausted vital energy. by what
ever cause induced. These arefacts to which many
cff
and tho United States, have borne Testimony i,
and which arecorroboi ated by the highest written
auil' rites.
Putupin quart and pint bottles, in cnses Of one
dozen with my name on thu bottles, cork and fac
simile of III signature on tn label.
Forsaleb by all the respectable Druggists and
Liquor dealer,ir California q nd Oregon
UDoLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer.
No. % Beaverstreet, New y ork
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
Groceries. &c.
IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT
TO
Miners, Families, Restaurant and
H OTEL IKE f p l. r S.
T. FLLARD EEANS
~ hO1esa1e Dealer in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
50 Broad Street, Nevaua.
TTAS now on hand .,d is constantly receiving
more Groceries and Prov isiohs than ny other
norse in the uiountsins. anil CAN and Will sell
them CHE. PER fHAS ANT HOUSE THIS lDE OF SAC.
RAhtsTo And further.-I will and do hereby
,grres. to duplicate any bill purchased in Sacramel-
to, adding freight
Now is your time tn get your winter
Supplies.
As rcods are cheapt than ever before In californiz,
and have now in store
lO0cqr. sacks Flour.
80 whole aud | Ef bbls Pork.
25 cans Jewell, Harrison s Co.'S. Leaf Lard.
500 Boxes AGsma nj inc Candles.
100 kegs L. II. & II. q Sv up.
20 cases assorted Pie Fruit,
% bblsS c. and Brine Hausj
50 boxes Hill & Co. Soap,
oOOOl HIS extra clear Bacon,
so eh Comet Oolong and Suisons r. II. Tea
100 Ibis and hf hbls crushed granulatsd, p w.
dcred New Orleens and San Francisco
refined Sugars,
Is eases Oysters.
so kits and hk bbls Maekerel
81 kegs butter,
so SKIS white and hayos Beans,
200 mats China Rice,
so :" 4" Sugar
50sks Java and Rio Coffee,
25 eases soda crackers.
0kegs blasting powder,
100 sks Potatoes
rs hf bhls diied apples,
AfSO-A full aud ,on,plete assortment Of eyery
kind of goods sppertaining to our line of busiress
consisting in part Of Jams JelIirs Green Corn
Green Peas. Preserves. Spices. Ground Coffee Yeast
Powders CLANS. fobsfers, Oy.ters ardines Pick
lcs. Crsnberries Vermicelli, Mao aroni Pearl Bar
ley. Split Peas, TaPiccs, Sage, Pepper Sarce T..
u Alto Catsup. Csper. Worcpststire Sarce Olive Oil
Chicken. Turkey. Pruncs Corrs Starch. Ssit, C,eam
Tartar Csrb. Soda. Salefatds.df Cursants
h1auor9s
Fine and common Bra. dy
Gn
CASE LIQUORS:
0ld Tom, n z Rum Boxer. Bitfer..
Cal Vine, Clar6. WolfesSchnapps
Guh HouseGin. Host Biteers,
Fairbanks old Bourhon rhas. Heidseick Cham
pgne. Turner's Raspberry Lemon Strawberry and
Grm svrups, and many 'ther articles too numer-
to mention
We want it distinctly ,ndcrsto6d that we make
no long 'Inded accounts. Our terms are cash or
short appro, ed credit.
All goods warranted 70 give satisfaction.
Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE.
Nevada Sert. Issa If
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
Ditch Propertyalld Mining Claims,
For Sale.

VALUABLE Ditch Properly and paying
mining claims at Alpha are offered for sale
IN the most reasonable terms to purchasers
Che bitches are, now running water, and will
ontinue to do so nearly the entire season.
rhe diggingsare worked by hydraulics and in
working condition now. L he property is offered
.ogetner or separately, to suit purchasers
Forreference apply to A. CHAMBERLAIN, at
dso. Lewis Saloon. Broad street, Nevada, or
D. 4. HARRISON, 1Nyhs. Iksf.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

MUSlC-One of the largest and best Cataloru,
Of Music now published. sold at gre alv r, due,
prices. Music sent wherever order, d. post. pai.
Catalogue sent by nail. liberal discount I.
dealers tearhers scniinarics ar'i clercNmcn
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS s.. Nothing nj the Stat,
FAN displayed greater excellence tn an tho Plane
Forte IN anufactured by Horace W Waters"-C Church
man.
The finest among the many Pianos at tn,
Crystal Palace are those placed there by Uorac,
Waters whoss instrument are alway popuIar.''-
Christian Enquirer.
''The Horace Waters Pia nos arc bril To- th bes
and most thoi Oughly 'rasOned material have
no doubt that 1ny"rs can l> well. perhaps bet
tel. at thisthan any housei in the Union.'- Chris
ian I'D
''rhe Horace Waters Pianos are known a. among
the very best We srt ,uabled to speak Of these
instruments with confidence. from pers, nal
knowledge of their excellent tone and dur abl,
quality."-N Fran.
'We can speak of their merits from pcrsona
knowledge as being of the very best quality
Christian Int.
Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store tn,
very best assortment of music and nf piano. to b,
found inthc United States. and we urge our<ouih
erna and western friend> to give him a al; wheu6v
er they 60 tn New York ''--6;raham's Ma1a- in e
''weeonsider them worth. of special attention
from the resonant and exceedingly musical ton,
which VI Waters has succeeded in attaining
n. Y Times
Sept 3. tSJS-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OFTIIE
Sz:iEslzi Ess4iEa;sesT L~gIV
5ST5Aa5Ea5;zs5;x2

E4EsktksttkA.l k4sAIkaAbaIQ assAlv
EsEalEH EsEalslHalssEGG
g. ". R. n.
ON ASD AFTER TIE FIRST OF APRIL.
Olsj9. the trains of the Sacramento Valley
Railroad will leave a. follows, viz:
The Passenger Trains.
WilIleave the DepoI a foot of X street. at sacra-
mento at O'clock N. and Pm.
7twillleave Folsom daily Sundays excepted) at
A IL NJ, and st p. ".
On Sundays. will leave Sacramento at NJ
ana. > p M, wilileavr Folsom at "a. VI. and s. p N
TICKET OFFICE-On Front street, under the
what Cheer House"
Regular are over the Road. 81 each way.
Excursion Tickets for Sundays. out and back. 81
Freight for Folsom
Will be taken up by every tra n excepting Sundays
lip way freight by the p NJ ain only.
Freight must be deliveredat the De OF. foot Of l.
street. half an hour before fh, departure of trains
elseit will be retained for the next train.
Rctes sofFreisht-tTpward. Of S3per fon. to Folsom
per ton to Sacrament
The7 4. NJ. train out from Sacramento connects
with stages foiall following named plarcs and
a>sengers prdcuring tickets at the ticket Office in
Sacramento will be semi through th' -ame day
The stages run from all of tn, following named
plarrs connect with the IL Mtrain from Folsom,
ar.ivineir< tcr,,nento ONE HOTR BEFORE THE
SAN FRANC1 20 BOAT LEANES!
Nevads Grass Valley, .\uhufn,
n Iowa Il eHh,r rSrts'ei'y' .s DSS4;,ile' y;
i'll nJistown, YankceJim's, Greenwood
Georgetown, Mormon Island Col, ma,
Fl Dorado. Diamond Springs, Placcrville,
rralric City. Michigan Bar. CdCk's Bar.
wall's Diggings Live Oak City Arkans Digyinps
Willow Springs Drytown, Amaloi,
Suttrr. Jackson. Fiddlrtow N,
J.P. ROBINSON, Superintendent
Sacramento, ls59-tf