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Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08
z. H. MCDONALD & CO.

Importing and Wholesale Druggists,
Have just received per clippers,
100 bbs Plaster Paris; 800 bbls water proof Cemen
80 bbs Marble Dust; 80 bbs Whiting;
80 carboys Sulph Acids; 100000 Soda Corks;
100 Jars Citric Acid; so bales Soda Twine
90 bbs Irish Moss; 10 bales Fresh Hops.
With a complete assortment Of Brewers. and Soda
Material to which invite the attention OF dealers
1879 Street, Sacramento, by
nov1s-9m r. II. MCDONALD h co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.

~ HAVING bought the stock OF Goods Of Mr..
8SHA +. Clay, l shall continue the Fruit aud
o&5SSf8z Confectionery business at No. COZ
WN(g1D STREET, Theatre Block, and shall aim at
\NNk/ all times TO keep frosh and desirable stock
w OF Goods, where I shall be pleased at all
times to meet sIlmy friends and acquaintances.
deo15-sm w. H, HAMILTON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08

CEA bill has passed the Utah Legislature
granting certain privileges to the Salt Lake
Telegraph Company.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08
I'll q Ia BLE.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEVINE 81 BRO,
II Street, Corner Sirth. Sacramento, Cal.
NEARBLE MANTELs AND CRATES, M0NU-
M ments, Tomb and Grave Stones, Table and Coun-
ter Tops, Tile, Granite and Freestone Ss and Lin
tes, &c, &C. constantly on hand and made to order
on reasonable terms All kinds of Ornamental Work
done with dispatch. jy22-6m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08
TuOlumne County.

A mass meeting of the miners of Poverty
Bar. Lancha Plana, Camanche Camp and sur
rounding country, was held at Poverty Bar,
on the 23d January, to protest against the
selling or donating of the mineral lands of
the State The meeting adopted several very
excellent resolutions which our space will
not permit us to insert till next week.
The WEATHER. MINING, Ero-Since our last
issue we have had quite a variety of weather.
We have had frost and snow one day, and
rain and sunshine, the next. with gale of
wind on anotr er, strong enough to blow the
roof off house-but at present we have it
pleasant but cold. Both our bitches are
empty, from some cause which we are unable
to find out. Consequently the miners are
not making anything, they are not idle how
ever, they are preparing for good times
The bitches are not expected to be empty
more than day or two.
Some of the miners have done exceedingly
well during the few days that they have had
water and there is very noticeable differ
ence in the quantity of gold bought by the
Bankers. The claims in the neighborhood of
Spring and Three Pine Clutches, are doing
remarkably we'll We have seen nearly 30
ounces. taken out OF these CLAIMS; it was
pleasant to look at after such long absti-
nence as we have had.
We have some very interesting informa-
ton, respecting the Table Mountain claims,
which we are compelled to defer till next
week.
ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoDBERY.-One night
last week, as carpenter by the name OF
Thomas Hodge was walking along the road
between Sonora and Kineaid's Flat, two rgt-
fans rushed upon him and demanded his
money. But in place of doing as they re
quested he drew his revolver and fired at
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08
N Mons. AND MADAM PERI's "a
EI DANCING SCHOOL,, CIk
AT THE-
MEL O d Z 20 N III A l. L

NJ u y y II u y N II n y y
NIGHTS OF TUIros-Aonddy and Friday Eoenings
for the General Class,
For Private Lessons, ETC., apply at the Hall the
above evenings.
The Class at Yuba City every SATURDAY EUeESng.
The "Lancers' ouadrille, ,""Comet walts" and all
Fashionable Dances are taught decl-ny
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08
Days Aromatic Valley WhiSkey

Is put pin cases containing one dozen bottles each
eY- For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses
San Francisco nov21 3ms
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08
CampMeme, Lamp & Machine.

1000 gals best Polar o
1000 gals fresh distilled Camphene;
10000 gals super winter strained Lard Oil;
500 gals pure Sperm Oil;
80 doz Olive Oh, quarts and pints;
Patent Axle Grease in kegs and cans superior artice
Camphene and Oil Wicks;
25 bbls. White and common Rosin;
1000 lbs. Potash.
For sale at the lowest ma rket rates.
139J st, Sacramento, by Il. Ii. MCDONALD co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08

WIN. IL. DAILY, esq: .
Dear Sir-Your AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY"
is received, and after careful examination, hnd to
be pure article, entirely free from the adulteratng
ingredients SO frequently used.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08
PATENT MEDICINES.
u. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
l3o J Street, Sacramento.

II. II. McDoNAID & Co., Wholesale Druggists.
1j9 J Street, Sacramento.
Agents for all the principal PATENT MEDICINES In
the United States r. Ii. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
139 street, Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08

eNEw YonI, April 10th, 1858.
1 have analysed sample of "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WlIlSKEY,' ~ and find 1t to be pure article
of fine favor, and without any deeterious admixture
JAMER X. CuLroN, NJ. D., CHEMIsT.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08
Shasta County.


The Shasta Courier has the following local
items. We omit those which have already
been furnished us by telegraph:
FRozEN.-We are informed that man en-
ployed by Mr. Louden, on the Trinity Noun
tain wagon road, usually called "Tim," was
found frozen, on Saturday morning. a short
distance from his cabin. Cause, brandy.
A New RoAD.-A number of gentlemen
are taking the necessary steps to open good
wagon road through by the way of Wells
Ferry, Bass Ranch, Pitt River and Shasta
Valley to Yreka. fthis road is completed
it will certainly take from Shasta a vast por
ton of the travel custom which she has here
tofore been and is now in possession of. 1t
is certainly matter of great Importance to
our citizens that the roads leading from this
place to Yreka, both the Scott mountain
and Sacramento river roads--should be made
easily passable for stakes and heavily loaded
wagons.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-08

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 80 SOMERSET STREET,
DosToN, MASS, Aprill7th, 1858.
WV. II. DAILY, New York
Dear Sr-Ihave made a Chemical Analysis of your
"AR0MATIO VALLEY WHISKEY," and find it a
pure, fine favored Rye Whiskey containiugno inuri-
matter Of any kind, and recommend it suitable
for medical and public purposes.
CAARLRs I. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
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NUMBER 100

others has deprived slcey ~ - ser en- AN nos,
aud pre- ent- eampis % an o.1rs sf ,i.srn
TO any we'll orderei couDgnty ekssnsra e-i t-,is. ~
character Eeli rhTsica condition void cnsritus e.
esnato Il vaire, bat Boat references - ,He
accusation nPon EAis be bad not 81 ar Ehieh IL
aF presumed bis inuocence until ne contrary maize iegsily
appear Il not fr the dsndar;s p uus lhst ln-l
tim, for aitnesses give Ter opinions y h
Valne uron the suppos'i1u % ? i szilf-
We Ihi1k bis uonor als7 el ia holding that thus ngt
case IN whc the jury mit - beyond ne actual value 1ud ra
exsplrf ard Finicive dimase5 Z deiherSe, pre-
ms,ted AID violent destruction % ts plaintiffs, prupsrty
disregard Of Roth the CiEe AID Criminal Es % the State. aid
q most evil example It's Just the Kind Of ease in which ths
1dfy ou-- = lave he-u z1Fcd % Tincics s Nv K1ir Be-
yend this yalce ard giving exemplary agss Is leee o.
Sohnson IS Psry, itgnp SD, Ere TIE e1on tas s this
ornary 10 slave. the Court ssy, The iuy give sdf
the wrong. H.I ..H
In Ilotso1 Ceahsu, J. r. 46i Ehch vas an action
Tor eat ng aorsr 70 aesh, wished tt q
11ney ms vas charse Of The Circa Jldze and tic
Pse Iort said x and that iheg E1Eid
ltser sasied Eih The verdict u bal eus1ssLz.
We saPTee Court Of C5oncacut ID Coun 3 hGi taf to-
Hlerls. % sso1i propsrtT i iury r,sisd % A.
pecuniay loss Of the fst.r'
These and many cthes Sled n sear-c q, Dan
- 80 Ths rgapu Or tais rue T. IA. ID asrsvse esss
should be srca As not only zen
safe le pialnr, b touTerzte
a y etr Others from Ec oE-rcssl TaIfpr4slpis l.
e Ssre rsgaret a. q most salEtzry nh1ence IN
Of rsiics ieag wrongs b. the doubls
opera-ion q punishment snd example
lns proved te ute ths slavs anl nat ~ ~
kei oy Ne detend1rts, and should rse3r. s. rat
value a. iedsf This verdict rnockery o flsflae
The Judgment viii Be Tsvsrssd aud Tizl grtnsed.
CARgLHERs.
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PROPOSALS..
EkvY DrrARrmtSr

Il
sEALED PROPOSALS for each class ss,ar--iy epl.sl
proposals for Class No. nans the cias fo vsT, :,
name the yard, VIII 10 isce4es th ecs n, ~.
II dag Of jane ne Cor furnishing Delivering AZ The sew
eve named The materials aud articles embraced in
ssut By rns 50 requested, to persons desiring 10
tract Tor any or all 4 the eses lsmed therein BY tbs com
tndnts 81 the seTel navy yards for the Tor liz vais
hy the bufeau any alt n. yards II = -
70 precenf cofusioz azd fpssfEes n scglz ne "a
ti1s GIL te Teesfcsa tasc4 eoatyis clauses Jsr gs,e s
oe yaTG q os e1'ee ri sad each Individual Of Gr mast
Bidders hereby oautionsd and Particularly notified tst
their offers he In the form hereinafter prec and he
mailed IL tice reach their destination heoie the time res
fer receiving them I'D t Ie cosss ed srlfcI LggEs
receS1ed after TIE period stated and no eoiccnee M u
1lads fer fdilSFes Of TIE gsaa.
To guard against offers being opened before the time appoae
bidders requested endorse or the enyeor i ~ he al
dress. and draw aIiue under the endorsement thu:
Proposals for Olds 40 (nGms TIE cLqss J9y tbs N1ra
Yard az (ssCf1as tic gard"
To the Chief of the Bureau Of Yards Docks Washington
D. G. -rn-.
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A woman Resoaed from the Mormon..

a woman Aescued from the Mormons.
/ FROM he Jasper Goval Frse Prsss, june q
! compsuy Of return nz Pixies Psak-rs raised
through here last Sunday, having sader tse;r mo,
/ iectila young lady whom they had ken from a
| Mormon lrain 5 few miles wet Of Nswten a short
I tine previous. / appears that 90 lsst sunday
morning as the Pike'- Peak hoys we're CROSSING
SAuak lotion, they passed 8 fFain Of Nolmous Who
we're hasily enesgeds men, womer, apd ehildreu. in
endssgoriag = extrles e number 81 their wagons
that we're tuck fast in The mud While st ,ppip 2
for moment 10 witness the exertions Of the
Saints they aeeiientaiIy overheard youns sirl Of
about 10, exs.aiu, - wish VAS drOsRed in that
slough"
INTERCEPTED her sio Why she made s1eh foolish
Kish. she replied ihass he vas tired Of life-that
she had started fren Iowa City fer SAT Lake, wiia
her father, who is Mormon Elder, thai she had
been compelled to walk 81 the way thus far, sn1
that when she & pressed desire 70 leave the train
and return "a the city thy invariably stopped her
mouth. She VAS Informed by be Psakers that If
she desired 10 rstTp 70 Iowa City she should go
back with them ard che replied that she desired
very u1oh to return. The -Mcrmoaa, uuunbsling
some f Is men, gathered sroun !, armed vi h gun.
n yss. PISTOLS, &c, s1d declared thai she should
not 60 back.
Inc Peak boys. nothing dam ed. armed tSen-
selves Wiih guns an receivers AMI announced
their esermias Ii to tks Shs girl ali hsa srds
snd proceeded 20 carry taeir inieEt0ns For
time a Gght sSeue 81 inevitable bur finally Mormon
courage gave way, and tae boys succeeded in p'sc-
ibg e girl safely under thei- oNR protection She
then informed ZEN has thaSaiEti had trunk and
ether baggage Belonging % her. which they At 0Ree
proceeded 70 o. .in. The feHoNeIs Of Brigham
boldly amounted heir iaieation 10 fgtt before
they would permit the things to be taken from their
Wagons. F1 .a
A show Of guas and reviewers, however, cooled
their sriOr and MOrmoB courage ocSsd out At their
aagsrs ends, while the boys proceeded to transfer
the baggage 10 their own sagOns-the Saints look
ing and utie:Ing tsrrible impresatOus against
the perlotrs ors Of the borrid eu;rag', as hey
termed t. After obtaining all they s)ugAt, he res
cuers drove away ia the young lady in taeir pos
sss-i,n leaving tie Mo.moDs 70 console themselves
as est they could IN t1eir less. ~
the Pixies p, aksrs who we're engaged in The res
cue, who numbered only about . men, we're from
Indiana, Illinois, and lows City
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FIGHTINo ExTR4oRDIS ny a ocrre-Peai lent Of
The Houston (teAss. Tsl graph furnishes from the
city OF Mexico the fllleWiDg vsrsciOus ineiden;
SPsGkiT g OF LedrOnts,uot week pssses buG 40
urts sho PUB ieiy Jet they continue 10 70 ),
trusting 20 her tact 10 get then out OF d fhsul
They metimrs catch o tartar. A lew months sgO
some siAty ait eEed train belOngi g to an An,Ti-
cea-Ee .llrd Of them. freed hesFI1g OF I >
6Eht "no hvsi close b., ent 10 his aid; when he
aRe up he We, t-king long shot, at them wi b >
cam d wbion be de- ggvd along behind Ih- tTaip.
Wheu hi ffIend Cane up be sad: Where Is your
c4a' ana shit Set" Used them upfJr Tsdd a.
We had sInPIsd himself OF ell bet Fan,Al00Gs aud
boots. -
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GESERtL Twice, We have already stated thar
this gal ant veteran ds gerOusly III at San An
tonic, Iezas. Il pains to learn that there is
no hope OF his recovery The Galveston Esy5 Of
the % ultimo contains leuer written in the vi
cinIty OF San Antonio which says:
General D avid E. Twiggs is fast sinking into his
graz. lie J. gIvcu NJ ~ his ply sieia s. has made
Rill and eiven direO'ioDs ss g. his funeral San
Aot5nIo Is ted fJT t3e fI'sl = a nd,r the Com
n .uuiue- Gerertls OF his Depsrtm Mt and yet no
ooal cause xiaJs h.ref9r Gen raj Worth died OF
clIOl,ra, 6 neral Br Cke OF an disease AID 10 y
General TwIgg7 Is likely 10 flloW, OF q disease
which has lrou lied hir! at lines CIR yea, pas
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FreIght Transportation.


4f4e--Ea-e - ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL Road
COMPANY
FNtHE southern ROAD the fous great lines This read has
thus far been managed in such 10 commend #
the pnoiic patronage.
This CornpaHys under the general superntsndence Of
n ID. MEAHSs General Freight AgeREs
vow offers ineoeemsnts TO Shippers - Baltimore, Phsdsha
New 70 K Bastet. Richmond. Pslersnr &C txceengy
lev rats and r below NeS Orleans prices their ro3-rse
terms wiki i aeuctions upon insurance 81 and f per
een y this route and ne European shipping being from
shiilngs sterling less than TIE New Orleans shipping prices,
all contribute 10 renderit
keliable aS well as Desirable,
Their facilities fa by any
road in OPERATIONS their We at PARK
ERsBURGii, ARadTsd and 1ia,g miles below the low
water and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio
esbls ordinary the delivery Of goods. only CERTAIN,
bat S Dispatch n ans ana sstls
ter aeeras tes edTsns such the tire CT delivery
Etteps on other routes, that this is the only
Cheap. Reliable and Speedy Route.
fagt b this Toc less expose to Weather than By other
routes as there g dyag the delivery Icing made Park
ershu gh under we'll seddsd rs, and elevated from snce M
steam Immediately 70 the without bsiLg SUBJECT
Tue Louisville steamers connect direct with Psrksrs rh
boats vithsut delay. does Likewise the Tegsr cci3na
iats. The Pttshurg hosts convey direct Passuh By
this arrangement tho Company enabled q receive freight
daily torts fcHte ~ their IN Nashville, Tenn,
koT further particulars enquire Of ~ y
II it, HARRISON. Freight Agent,
No. :, corner Broad aud Front streets.
meyl1-Bm
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(uere date the Glerj
the town. in the state OF tname the stated Hereby otter to
uish uaF your iyFi een dated .s Of aivertsemen
subecttO ali requirements the same an Of the printed sci Cd
uIe to hleh it refers al the articles embraced in class No
name me glass; Tor the naVysn a. aIse The yar according
to said hedue, viz (hee ps'e printed class from ;hs
sere and opposite each article the pToe and carry
te aodnt In the Columns for 0ilsr cents az
aggregate amount q tue bid for the eas amounting there
write the amount Ia words So
prciose as ny agent heTe the sgat II required
BY the obesle for the supply under the classes miscellaneous,
~ non resident OF the place Of delivery; and should
hescespe request the cntract mny prepared
nc nay agent al uane the agncy) signatures Certificate
Here the hdisrand each member Of the arm sign)
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TaE NIssIs lPPI FLOODS. The St Louis Rspg5-
lie n OF tie q gives ne selcOme news Of the rapid
I'll e Mississippi, at hat point. Tia river is
Eepar Cd filling all tho way from New leans TO
;: g. 1t Snich Pcini 1t has CEN, down en- feet.
7 river Is higher than known for years from 81.
G,ui to Dubuque, but before this rise reasbes he
o"er river be iall vii have b.su so gres Tat il
viii DO no damage. Tne worst is over
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COL FUlLER. Of New York, learned, while Cd
visit the Bank CT gland, that ''n0t sinqls piece
Of Ams'ieas Papsr srAiss laid during Tie Paaie
noV remains uaPa,a This, says Mr.. ELsAY, the
Gov ruOr, cannot be said Of any Otheruation on The
ea,thFs- h
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MACHINE MADE HORSESHOEy.

~ TIE TROY IRON ANDSA All FACTORY, -
IN al Troy. n. T., have IIEury Burdens I'm N "
Nh Np.ovsd HORSE SHOE Machinery uewH
Hin successful operation, and prepared toN III
w execute orders Tor Horse and Mule shoes, Of VI n
any Weight and Pattern, a price bu: little "
above the prise OF Horse shoe Iron
The quality Iron in these Shoes warranted il ever
respect These shoes have bse approved Of and ui by
the United States Government usyy, also by Of the
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies and Horse Shoars
throughout the country These shoes purchased through
principal Hardware aud Iron in the United
lss addressed to the subscriber Troy, win prompt
attention. WI. ,. BUHnEN,
spTil6- gent. Troy. Ne York.
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W Va. VI. VILLA MS,
(SuocosSor 70 j. 3. Fili1ms.}
General Commission Merchant,
AND PARTICULARLY FOR THE sALEOF
BAJON, LAuD, GRAIN, FEATHERS
Tennessee a Western Produce Generality
DECATTK sTREET, ATLtNTA, GEORGIA.
II Letters inquiry relstion TO the markets, sc
ssgro ITcmpuy. spJ-aon
HOUSE PAINTING,
subscriber prepared sZgate with the greatest proptness,
AZ contrasts srv, which he rendered, style aud
upon terms sl give satisfaction He also
pared 20 ala manner o.
Ssh PAINTING, anAiSINs AND NARBtINs
ayns secured the secus Of the EnosteKPert
and exyerEslced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having weA 10 hA line 70
give him call before masking final sTrsrges1ents
L. 7. FLEMING,
uarr1ssi n, ~, linton Cherry and Summer
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Form nj Gworazfee.

TIE undersigned (name Elarantor Of (aarne the to and
state tnsme he ste and name Of second guaran0r,
hereby unertske that the sb6venand (uama The bdcr
Ger viii u bis ior eir osr enter into
contract with the United States within fifteen days aer dare
noc through the postoaee, Of the acceptnce az bis
their offer before mentionct.
Witness. ..e.- signature Of qua,sptor
certify that the above nanel (heFe the anOrs
known 70 me TO be good and responsible guart0rs In this
Signature;
Tobs signed W the district Judge district attorney collector
navy agent or some person the response
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BALrIMoRE AND ONO

ca N Il e
RAILROAD.
Great National Route. es.
TENERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore on the East and wheeling BenWood s1d Park
ssourg the VEST which places It eteS with Railroads
Steamers, &C., for and from all points n tie 74ts
west. Soush.lvcss and NOrthsWest.
Fare to Ne York sai BosenoNE DOLLAR less thsn via
Two tsins leave Wheeling daily $3.50 P. NJ, and 1890
A.. NJ. el ess ,astArllN HWG fEltHa4
Direct connections made b these trains
ae-r Fer ali the Eastern CAtiess -,1 ID
Tkis Is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore philadelphia,
Men Ysrk and Boston, the Of ticket to Boston alone By
Jther lines. ... 81 -. .,s+,-.. 1 III e.a "a
Tbrore Tickets the Eastern cities be procured via
Washington city a; additional charged 81 o.
6ucs time and connections.
Inquire the Bstmore and Ohio Rsrosd, at any
the principal Railroad Once in tie West.
l E.T. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". Smith. Master Transportation. sspl4.
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Mount Solitude for sale,


No. 20 ntSn sareet3
EKTT DO0R TO g. ". D0HgEGAES
- TIE srfisTsig nsd have Just sned aiss- -
~ uaned gl4c=a iss ard Curlr leis azsorf1caf q
- li<ts, CaPs, atrEE Goods. &C. cnzpFi>ine IL
LATEST SPRINts STYLES,
ehich OIsriug vTicrs % suit @ ~ skssla
nh 10 Be made 70 look young and sp csll
BENSON 4 WHERkNsS
.--.r-. -. CITY z IT kHp car STORE, -
@~-- -Hn>e handsons Hyls Of Hsts, rhch
Esintroaaesa saturday. L
Ths az Erei.Vitei l0esEs pai s.l.ct 80. IL.
thina .uaa . aesatifcli Ire had a.
BENSON 4 WMERRHsS 'ssraa
CtfT NAT FroRB.
asGrs asaaEssa1in< has b orssr-supsTis Essl ts
W 4. h18A1i Eea rs lag ses knosu % Lhs eolge1y
AB3 8ENS2S WEEARf.
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Class No l. Bricks class No stone; No Oak and hard
wood timber and luubr class No = Lime and hair cias
Cemsnt class NO 9, G. aVsl H. lrou iron
spikes and nails; i2 St,e No "a Files class No IS
Paints oils and glass; Ma 10, SHIP cand cry
sperm o Glass No H. ardsars Stationery
No 70 Hay and straw No ~ Prove dri class NJ -
coal class No g. Packing; Class No 81 Iron castings;
y, Augers, class No p Coal.
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Glass No l. Bricks class No g. yellow Pine; No OAK
and hard wood elas No 8. White pine No Lime,
c class Cement ciss No g. bra,e and sand; css No
~ lien iron rails and spires; No r. Steel class NJ
lies; class No %, ANTS CHS and glass No T. S chan
dl=y; Glass Nc I6 sperm oil cass H. Hardware; class No
r. rtseoney class 90 Hay straw class NJ 81 Proven
de class No 2 Charcoal Class No %, Bsllng e. NJ q
Augers class No q. Coal
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Glass No stone cla No White pine spruce timber and
lumber essa No 1--we and hair class NOS eent; class No
y sand class No n, ir9n and uas SO
IL Aur class No Il Fl class No IS, Paints oils glass;
class No 49, Ship caadey class No Gi Sperm oil class No
s PIoVender class 30 % Charcoal class & Iron castings;
der Magazine.
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THE CeNNG CElP.-The New York cOprisy and
Eaquirr estimates that the coming crop Of Wheat
viii not be less than Two hundred million bushels
fifty millions more than the yield Of last year while
unusually large breadth CT land has been seeded
to Corn. which ct present ID very forward, with
every prOsIeet Of e good crop.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-10

We learn from Iss California papers eff BIsy eth,
that Colonel J. C. Fremont has brought suit against
Sheriff CrPpen fer the sum Of SOS, 600 damages,
sustained Through the failure Of the sheriff to Pot
him in possession Ct the 'Josephine vein.''