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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

BA-The Steamer Vigo, just in, has war
news two days later than the Nova Scotia /;
but the telegraph wires being out Of order
1t could not be telsgrAphed to New York
Great speculation is ahOAt in New York o.
to the character of her information about
the wsr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

u Three men, severally named Goodman.
T0bel and Dinglich, were before the Mayor
yesterday afternoon, charged with raising a
musS at the boarding house of Charles Bias,
on Market st on Sunday. II having appeared
in evidence that Bl@s furnished the "driuk !"
he was held to be equally eulpable with the
parties charged, and the Mayor fined the party
each IS and costs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

" The shulls have just received large lot
Of No, oranges. which cannot be exceeded
even in The orange groves. They have also
just received large quantity Of other good
things. For particulars call and see - corner
of Main and Third.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

"BOb, did you go to the Pixies Peak gold
Mines p
"Yes"
'SWhat did you dig r'
~ dug home as soon as possible"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
U-see 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

Thy IT!--The Daily Empire, a local and gen.
eral Newspaper, is published every after.
noon. Price, 10 cents per week, payable to the
Carrier. Our citizens are solicited to try II; if
il does not give satisfaction, we will not insist
on their continuing it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

p@-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always ne'O-a
very important matter to them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

GT A gentleman Informs us that some thieves
entered the premises Of MIR, Winters, corner Of
Smith and Brown st., last night. and stole there.
from barrel of flOur, sack Of rye -four, some
bread, yeast, crock Of pickles, and various
other eatibles. 1t is thought for certain reAs,
ons, that a Eoman accompanied the thieves.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
A LITTLE LEFT YET

THE Subscriber has a small quantity Of
Dried Fruit lett yet-As good tart APPLIES
sweet dried Peaches peeled and unpeeed; nice flne
favored German Cherries, st. Catherine Pfunes,
Fears and last but not least, some Of those Black
beruea, not TO mention his well selected stoeh of
other prime Groceries, and for sale BY
CHARLES POST,
myi7 East Cd street, doors from Main A..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
FAMILY GROCERIES,!
New Stand-Fresh Goods.
JOHN ". GEBHART, Agent,
TO. sS JEFFERSON ST,
A few doors South OF the Market-House
DAYTON, o,


HASJUST RECEIVED A FRESH AND
4 Il well assorted stock OF fine Family Groceries
of every description. They have all been purchased
within The last few weeks, and were bought with
express reference 20 quality and price. lie is prc-
pared TO sell them at ne low prices as they can he
afforded; and is resolved that no one shall leave his
store dissatisfied.
The following articles compose part of his stocL,
viz:
n. O. SUGAR-Crushed and Pulyerized
REFINED SYRUPS, and n. o. Molasses:
MACkEREL-No !, =, and 3 White
Fish, Cod Fish, and Herring;
MlDDLETOWN Sugar-Cured Hams-a
superior article.
A FINE supply of Beef and Mutton
Hams, Tongues, sc.
DRIED APPLIES, Peaches, Prunes, Cher
TEAS, of all grades and of the very best
quality;
SUPERIOR new Cheese;
SEVERAL barrels of lirst-rat Vinegar
Cider;
WILLOW and Wooden Ware;
THE best quality of Brooms;
CAN Tobacco, of New York brands
BEST quality German and other Cigars,
OPAL, Star and Tallow Candies;
TIL best Of Meshannock Potatoes
CORN MEAL, Butter, Eggs, Lard, &c.
THE best quality Of Family Crackers;
GROUND and ungrOund Coffee, Spices
Nutmcgz, Cinnamon, Cloves, Ac
STONE and Crockery Ware, dc,
ln snort every article, usually found in Family
Grocery Of the first character.
He respectfully makes his bow 10 the eitizens of
their patronage, mvlI-d(w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WATER COOLERS.

THE Subscriber has lately received in
\ lot OF stone Ware 4 few stone Water Coolers.
holding six gallons, cheap article; also lArs
eroeks jugs, pane, butter jars, fruit jars as well As
general assortment Of earthep eroeks pie dishes
stove orocks, 40, and for sale cheap by
CHARLES POST,
myI7 East Cd street, doors from RIAin H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS.
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
Weekly Advertisements.

Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the lateot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
Celebrated Female pills.


Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescriptions Of Sir J. ClayLs,
Physician Extraordinary 10 hs Queen.
This invaluable medicines unfailing in the cure of
all those pAiufu and dangerous diseases to which
theiemale constitution is subject It moders.s an
excuses and removes all distractions, and speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited twill in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterit
CAUTION.
THESE PILLs SHOULD NOT M TAKEN Az Fra4a4ra
DURING TIE FIRST THREE MONTHS or PR1o-
sAScN, A. rHEY ARE SURE TO HnISe oN aifsCAH-
hIAoE, nuT ANY OTHER TIME TREY Anr sAFE.
Ia All cases OF Nervous and splnai Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eN-
ehion Palpitation OF the Heart, ltysterics and
Whites, these Pills win enect cure when all other
means have failedi and although powerful remedy,
do not conisin iron, ealonel, ahtmony, or anything
hur,ful TO the constitution.
Full directions In ihepsmphiet around each pack.
ct, which should he carefully preserved.
Sole agent foT the United states and UanAda.
SOB MOSS tI-Ats I. G. Baldwin Col
Rochester, New-YorK.
n. B.-sl.oo and six postage stamp. enclosed to
ans authorized Agent, will lnspFe bottle eontaIn-
ing 30 pills. by mail,
Sold N Dayton BY
". ". STEWART, and WALTERS a KRLsO.
Rylt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

ar We have been asked-"Did the Light
Guard parade yesterday" We reply we do
not know; we did not see them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

10-See G. w, Preston's announcement
in another column. He warrants to do just
what he says and we viii say that he has
the reputation Of coming up to time Try
his establishment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
FOR coMPoRT

NOW, that the sun comes out rather strong
and iiea will dance IN IT, II 10 very Portable
to have the room shaded The subscriber has a COED
supply OF window shades, window paper, and fix
ings, for sale on reasonable terms
CHARLES POST,
myI7 East I'd street, doois from Main 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

Cr David weiizsll yesterday plead guilty
10 Assault and battery" on Joseph Marts,
aud the Mayor Ghsd him Sl5 (lhe highest
auOuDt nRdsF the law and costs. and ssn
fenced hin. TO 10 days In the dungeon on bread
and Wstsr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
Fresh Meat Every Day.
GEORGE w. PHsEsTON'S
Daily Meat and Provision
MAREN

6ih street, 3 doors West Of Browa street.
DAYTON, O..
X EEPS constantly on hand Fresh Meats of
N every kind. Butter, Eggs, and Vegetables, in
season Produce OF sll descriptions Obtainable cAn
be had AZ hia store.
kfAa he does his own nuteheFinE, the Public can
rely on procuring Fresh Meat EVERY MOHNfHo du-
ring the week lie desires the people 20 know that
on MONDAY morning they can procure meat slaught-
bear this in mind.
ThAnkHl tor past patronage, he solicits a eontia-
uAnee OF public favor, determined 10 deserveit
Remember 9th street, doors from Brown street
myl1-lyd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

VIRGIN Olive Oils, of superior quality,
for table use--hne, fresh and sweet. For sale
by J. w DIETRICH, Druggist,
Phillins Houap
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

GENUINE Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
" Honey, Almond, Palm, Glycerine, Nymph and
Poncine Soaps. For sale by
]. w. DIETRICH, Druggiat,
Phillips Housp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17

TUBE Paints, Canvass, Brushes-A large
i Assortment for sale by
J. W. DIETRICH, Druggist,
2wd Phillips House.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-31
HOME b. NEWS. !

AGAIN the chief news from the east
is the unfortunate John Brown. lie
was executed at half-past eleven, . m
Of the I'd instant. Gov. Wise and the
chief authorities Of Charlcstown were
apprehensive Of an lttefnpt it bis res,
cue. The Governor, and General
Taliaferri, had each issued proclama-
tons warning the folks Of the common,
wealth to stay at home on tie day 9.
execution, to protect their property,
and also informing strangers that there
would be danger IN approaching
Charlestogn, or near 1t, that day The
Winchester and Potomac Railroad
was taken possession Of by the State,
the first three days OF Dscember Tor
military purposes solely. Incorporates
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-31
THE LEsIsLATURE..

Ar the opening Or the session ON Monday,
Councillor Lyman.sin behalf or tho committee
on Petitions and Memorials, reported "a Memo.
rial to Congress- for ! donation Of land 10. set
Tiers" During The sitting Of The Council the
memorial was read, adopted and sent to the
House for concurrence. Councillor Whiting
presented "a petition for on increase In the leeis
latise representation Of San Pete county, which
was read and rsferred to the commIttee on Flee.
TONS
Councillor Richards presented .sAn act to in
corporate Grea. II Lfke City, which was re-
ferred 70 The committee ON Interpretations.
The suggestions Of Judge Snow, published Ia
last weeks MoUsraISEEa, were recommended 10
the committee on Judiciary for their early CON
sidera.ion. In The House, Mr.: Rackwood chair
man Of committee ON Militia, presented the fol-
lowIng report: s.. 81. ;g...y,. &
four committee on Militia, TO whom was re-
terred the twelfth paragraph Of the Governors
Message, hove taken the subject into consider.
alton, aud report that the Thousand dollars a..
propriaied 10 the Adjutani General. was for two
years service, intending Office rent and station
cry. We also fnd by an act entitled San act
establishing the salaries OF certain Territorial
officers approved Ian. alst, 1853, that The
Adjatsnt Generals salary is fixed BY law ii
three hundred dollars annnsIly, which we be-
iieEe to be no more than fair compensation:
therefore, the subject needs NO further legisls-
tioD. r Is
I Ths code Of laws presented BY the code com.
missiohess was called for and referred back 10
ths speeialeommittss The Council was wholly
.oceupisd ON Tuesday with the consideration Of
memorials for mail facilities 1. Councillor Ly-
man presented a.. Memorial 70 The Hon. Joseph
Holi, Postmaster General, for semi.wsekly
mail service nihe southern line between Fin.
more, via Beassr. PAowsn and Cedar city, 10
Santa Clara d 49, 80
Councillor Smith reported bach The eMsmoo-
rial for daily service from maba, via Grsa, Sab
Lake city, % San Francisco After the adop-
ton Of several sgsendatious and additions. both
memorials were submittrd to The committee, on
EagrOssing, aud afterwaTd transmitted 10 the
House for their concurrence.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-31

m. eh,., h..,oa.. Il ~. Ham. ~. ~.
49,, ~ a ,,,,,,,,.. an a...,l,n . AZ.
v. 1865. 800 -. l.ha,. " ~ 80, n,
....,,.. -, n. tn.,,uc,ion. n he 4ou.e ~
..... ~. :, ". :, !. to,u,., ~ which n. eoD,!
..a 3, - ,,.,s,iac, 81 \. rs !.
80 n .........,.4 y. ,..s.t hso.,ns. 4, M
- $3.50. 4, h;ll
=, M. .,,ss,;.,sl ,s.o,. n r. ,,.in, ssper.iIoa
p.,a+. m. ,,.;,. ~ ths Hoosa. a. 81 n rsI..
~, i, ,ar, ,.or schaols., ~. ,ah.n m. nd
n....d Y. tir.t re.,IIpr. M. Hrown pre.sn,ed I
IN .n,l,I.d q Al al q am.sa * "a, n Y.l.tion
" n. JudIciarv. y which wa. r.ferred 10 thst
.om,n,,,ee n
M. Redwood presented four Tee Bills from
AIe,aaaar w liam i. "a Tsryllorial prosecntine
attorney. amounting 10 Sg6 Is. which was re-
fsred 10 the COMMITTEES on Ciains. de-.
Daring this sittine tlie Hon. Judge smith IA.
miinstered The usual men.ber,s oath - ,hs Hon.
seth M. Blair. who hsd been coniinsd Is hi bed
and sickness 10 10 that dsy. The hon. member
receiyed I cordial welcoms from shis colleagues.
We were certainly eiad ID zee him IL his seal
within ne Lar. 81. that pleasure wac msssnra-
blv abridped IS the spprehenuIon that he had
yentured out rather early. IL +, NJ
az W ean..dav H. Coupeil .eeeIved from III.
Honse me q Nfe,sorlal 10 Congress for 1 dona.
zion y Iapd q .et,lers,, anne ndsd II which ,te
corneil as,erwa,ds eoneulfsd. The memorial,
s. ,be mai service were also !. e,urnea Win the
!. ,ra,ce 81 ,ha Hnase. The - a Il, n.
cn,na,s,ions ntesen,e "a CA act an,ho,iz,ne ~.
,nca,noratIag az towns and yil.s...s. whIct
3. after the iilst reading. III 8 ~ t.bl. Il.
defal,ely. rs addition q The occuDstIop u he
rIon.a Win III memorials from ~ conpc,l. ,be
,..,D. 2, .cbool.,, !, Z,
S.,,.,.l 1890, ~,
~. i. ~, -. 4.
80 !, W. ~ w. 49,. 'asf ~ ~ sS''i' q
e -, S.ua IS. IS, !,
M Anu1saay 'oe seoie'aty z. ~ Soane..
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-31
THE sMoUNTAINEER y
MANr sgIoWing scene Of gladness,
In the realms Of long ago; N:


In the realms Of long ago; II n. Z. y VI.
May dense, black clond If sadness
Marks .esrth's seasons ss they flow;
His;oEy's pages tell Of tyrants
Railing Ger their fellow -man,
Curling thoughts and speech and action,
Progress laid beneath their ban.
81, Gibbet. Jack and dame their weapons, /. +.
7 i: Death to all who scan their deeds;
Politicians, priests and people, ~.
Swept offmen as fragile reeds.
Men said, their names are legion.
Scattered Ger each land and cline,
Through the ages, Inartyred greatness;
Truth still waits, aud bides rs time;
OttIePresset lie uttered music, 81. =.,.:.<
s:s By one generation spurned, ID. =.,:.
Final triumph marks its footsteps, I II. i
:.s. IN earth's truly great IL burned; II
Long decreed by the Eternal.
Truth and fght shall surely reign, /, .s Z
Pens and arms Of pnny moftais
a: May be raised, Ills oil ia vain!
Filled with these thoughts Hay me down toresij
The brain TOO active, long | courtsd sleep;
Till, as old Sol with glory tinged the west, !:
Ny fancy ranged throughout the supper deep...,'
Past star and planet on / bent my way, q.
Crossed paths where suns secure eternal day,
Behold the comets a. they swept along,
The "dauce Of Heaven 10 an amending song!
Till BY some impulse checked In onward track,
looked around, a hand was ON my back; +.
Behind me stood, Of noble, godlike mien, si.s.
One, whom on earth Or heaven oft had seen. !.
Familiar 70 my eye his form was there, I,
Though crowned with glory more than NOR,
tails see; Il ..z.... :G :.
ttis voice, melodious on the perfumed sif,
Said, "Brother, come; come,gO along with me- =
Before us lay quite unobserysd before, S.
& Aworid Of beaqtys such a. of,5in dreams; I.
My spirit gladdened in the days 81 yoys, Il sss Al
Self lighted, governed moi BY solar beams!
Need ! pause 70 tell Of grandeur. SD:
Need I wait 70 sing Of flowers,
IS Or Of rich uafadiHg ysrdure, 81 s..s g..
Forming shade Or radiant bowsrsP k
Need Iieil Of tower and tnrTet
ofthe palaces divine, Fl
OF the myTiads dwelling happy, sa 2liiiiss.
Round where Peace had raised its sb,lne /,
4 No, all mOrtaIs vat shall see II, q. + 43
sS Taste its pleasures ever nswt u ssi.
When this earthly lie Is ended. ;s5s ..9as.;se.
When they lay lls body DOWN. sfl,, ~
Here each life al past experience,
MemOrY can a. will review, IL IS.
. Estimate their own position. : y. r.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-31
LOCAL NEWS.

Coal. On Thursday evening Mr. w !.
II Kimball returned from a visit to the
coal beds on the Weber river, in which
he has partnership. He brought in
with him some 1000 lbs. Of the last vein
that they had tunnclled to. Portions Of
this were tested at the FORCES OF Prest
Young. Messrs, Jackson, Lawson, and
Reese yesterday Az all these places il
was pronounced the best coal brought
into this city The iron came clean from
the FIRE, and the blacksmiths conclude
that with this coal they will be able TO do
any kind of work without the assistance
.of charcoal 1t is entirely free from
slate and sulphur, and promises To sup
ply the great demand Of the smithies, as
well as FOR every household purpose. at
present the route is open 10 the tunnel
by Farley IS Park. With sleighs il can be
easily reached. .|. y: / q 81.
rEsluus nIrHA 4.s,n summary, Jne
25th inst, about / pm. the citizens, re.
turning from their morning deyotions,
were Justly alarmed BY the rapid and
successive discharge Of fire arms on Main
Street. The ARRAY was Of short dnra.
tion About fifty shots were fred, but
only two took effect. As to the origin. o.
the row we cannot inform our readers,
The parties wounded, Hickman and Hum
.tington, were reputed good and staunch
friends. However that may be, ifthey
both die, the presumed verdict will be
that they killed each other. Both were
wounded in the thigh; Hickman, it is
said, mortalIy: Huntington slightly.
Huntington, we are informed, was alone,
and the target Of more than forty shots;
ethe Is comparatively unscathed. He
was cool, il is said, as though he were
going to dinner, ..z,.s.=I .s...:.. q. i.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-31

pesre, sulphur and charcoal are still
unconsumed, and tie nations treasury
saved from plunder.
WE copy the following from the
Lancaster InteIligencer" Of Nov.
22d, Its a least source Of graft
ication to rs that we are not entirely
unnoticed By our friends abroad.
"Fnon MoanoEDon Cor. srAnBAUoH --Dr.
FoRnkY. We have received from Col STAN.
sABrH, Surveyor General o. Utah, Mormon
paper. entitled aTbs Mouniainesr" ii IL !
sheet little more Ihan hslf the size n mi.
paper; l. ppbIshed By Blair 4 Ferguson, a
Great ltLaks City. and me following are II
terms. sTerms. Se per snnum Al cash. IL pos
sIbls II mot, 1t least one-thifd cash. Tn
Remainder lnsteck, grain, -four chest qaality)
potatoes, meat, eggs, butter, cheese. mclassss
lumbsr. wood. hay, wool, homespun cloth, boot
and shoes, etc, Al market prices, delivered Il
this city, Or u The Tithing Stores IN the settle
ments Of the agencies, 81 G, s, T. City prices
deducting freight 10 Ibis city.'s That viii d.
These dtsclplssof Faust, We mean the publisher
Of Tie MjnatsInsern are ''proud as Luri
sFsf.n but are determined not 10 IS ssas poor i
Jobs tulkeyn We honor our Mormon typo
graphical brethren for their plnck Orr wish
that they may have plenty Of siI ''casll' sub
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-31

rather than have confusion and trouble,
they have submitted and do now sub
init to insults and abuse the most
Lying yagabonds lone
black bearded coxcomb in particular J,
are permitted to dwell among them;
whereas in other territories their baNdyI
blackguardism would entitle them 70
an exit on rnil The stlet severely
aloneD policy seems 70 havebeen the
most efficient, and we fully endorse it.
But, our lawsl Let them be en-
forced. Our citizensl Letthem be pros
tected! Our police! Let it be enlarged
and strengthened. Our rancherOcsl
Let their herds be guarded against
intestine forays And the peace Of
our city, though il cost the blood OF
desperadoes, let ii Be preserved!
We win risk, 1t least, our share Of
the responsibilities.
Good readers! A happy new yearI
Dun DELEGATEA private letter
from our old friend Col. Hooper, left
him at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 2lstof
Nov He had been delayed en- route
BY sickness, but was then convalescent,
and was preparing 70 travel east; there
to join the general assemblage of the
.brilIiancy and talent 81 our great re-
public We anticipate some interest,"
ing items for our columns from the
Colonel, and an occasional spicy speech
on behalf Of Utah.
PERsoSAL.N We are pleased to an.
nonnce that our senior, Hon. s. NJ
Blair, is again on his feet and about to
resume his editorial, and enter upon
his legislative duties. For some four
weeks he has been the victim Of d
mcrciless attack Of acute rheumatism,
and entirely q prisoner in his bed To
the kind and prompt attentions Of DE-.
France, under the controlling hand Of
TINT Providence who holds in His hands
the issues of life and death, we are in
debted for the early recovery of our
dear friend. Mr.. Blair took his seat
and the usual oath IN the House Of
Representatives, on Tuesday, the 9th
sfris,ss IL a 81 sst3ssss5.5T 81:
ALMOST A WAR. On the arrival Of
the eastern mail the rumor was circulate
ed that Uncle Sam was about to seize
the northern States Of Mexico; but We
find in looking over our files that the
statement was premature. An extra
ordinary session Of the Cabinet had
been held on the 18th, and the anani-
nous conclusion arrived at as above
reported, followed BY the necessary
orders for the marching Of troops.
Eight companies Of federal troops were
ordered from Old Point Comfort for
brownsville, Texas, the reported scene
OF dithculty six companies of heavy
artillery from Fort Monroe, two Of
light artillery and three +. Of foot from
Fort Leayenworth, Were also notified
! tor the same destination. Subsequent
information u received at the White
house I.i reg g the concentrating q
ofaets' anu 90 laf a M Ne. l'e. y con
eefnea ., our rela'ionshlp y Just where u
was. me entertained n ' against
/ 01eAlCVa SeGlnS TO nave SDTun0 from
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-04
Trinity County Items.
From the Trinity Journal We clip the fol-
lowing.

From the Trinity Journal we clip the fol-
lowing:
CLAIM RoBBERIEs.-On Tusday night some
thieves robbed the upper box of McGowan,
Wilson d Williams claim, on Faggstown
Flat, obtaining, it is believed, four or five
hundred dollars-the estimate is made from
the yield of the boxes below.
EXILE OF SIBERIA."-You'vc read that
fascinating little book long ago. Well, the
trees on the surrounding mountains remind
us every day of the scenery of the exiles' in
hospitable home; they are frost-laden and
hoary.
REPLACING A GARDEN.-Mr. Thomas, own.
ing property occupied by Mr.. Myers, is hav-
ing his excavated garden replaced by tailings
discharged from Foxs flume 1t will be val
liable when completed.
BoYsl DYE HEAR ?-Some boys were
caught in a claim near town last Sunday,
"crevicing > the owners think it paid we'll
and that the owners of the boys had better
keep them away, in future, or he may apply
a "gad."
TEXAS BAR-The late rains have filled all
the bitches, and water is abundant and cheap.
This Bar, until the past year, has been con-
slderaOly worked out, ana was nearly aOan-
doned, but the discovery of back lead last
winter has caused number of miners to set
tie here. Most of the companies are ready
to work, and it is probable that more money
will be taken out this year than any previous
one
Messrs. Van Winkle & Wilson, of Indiana
creek, have struck diggings on a flat about
half mile from the mouth of the creek that
will average half an ounce per day to the
hand. The flat is large. and it is believed
the lead extends its entire length. A new
ditch has been completed to the head ofTex-
as Bar, which will supply water to this fiat
and several others. The new ditch is from
seventy-6ve 10 one hundred feet higher than
the old ditch conveying water to the upper
end of this bar. The water will be turned in
the coming week. The enterprising proprie-
tors, Soule d Dusky, intend extending the
ditch down the river as far as Smiths Flat.