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ITDSvis. the popular custom boot and shoe
maker, 79, Jefferson st., has now prepared for
the especial use of all ladies, gentlemen. misses
and boys. as elegant and substantial feet gear
as eau be found in any custom shop in the
west or east. His ladies, and gents CATERS are
extra nice. Gail and see them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

John P Yoe, Plaintiff, Before seymour Yeals', }
Jacob lehman, Dsrt. EOSiso%sIs a Co.. 1ocn'H'i @
IN the 25th day Of May, A. D., 1859, sale
" Justice issued an order OF attachment In tn,
above Eetion for the sum of seventeen dollArs an,
0hf go anA.r.yiil. rn. "a ,sss 'ohE ioh;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

p9- Brandenburg & Co. have the best
quality of blackbeEEies. They sell them very
low by the drawer and those who intend
putting up this fruit should secure it at once,
as the supply may stop before they are aware
of II
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H@- The Probate Court-Judge Baggott--
was engaged during yesterday and this fore
noon in examining witnesses in the case,
State of Ohio VS.. some ten young men,
charged with riot The case win probably
go to the jury this evening, d. A. Houk
for State Jordan & Jordan for defendants.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

IL Yesterday evening, noble horse, be
longing to Dr.. NcDermont, and who was under
medical treatment Of Nathan siFerman on Sd J..
east Of the Posiofiiee, when suffering a great
deal Of pain, broke away from his keepers, and
ran out upon the sidewalk. when he plunged
upon some stoves getting clear of them he
bliudly rushed across the street where he ran
against post in front OF the Gsbharts Tin
ST. ore, crushing the post, and falling upon the
pavement, where, after few struggles, he died
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DIED:

On the nth Inst, Laura, daughter Of II. $. and
Mary Wariord, at the residence OF her parenis, on
Greene streets. Her funeral will take place at 0
O'Clock Wednesday morning. The friends are invi-
ted to attend.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

ar Baldwin's Gallery is thropged daily with
persons securing for themselves one Of those
beautiful cheap pictures. We have examined
some of them and they certainly excel any
twenty five cent pictures We ever saw. His
Rooms are on Sd street, three doors east Of tx
change Bank. See advertisement.
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PUsLIC
SALE OF REAL ESTATE!
on SATURDAY, JULY %, 1883,

ON SATURDAY, JULY %, 1889,
A T 2 O'Clock P. NJ, on the promises, will
"A be sold Twenty. two ots, containing IN the
aggregate s. acres, ong which are eeN en- leAut-
fuly situated building Lots, LOT homes, on hifh
rolling ground, Ovel looking the city aLd sun ound-
ing country with an extensive view o. The GteHt
tami, MadTtVer and Saltwater Valleys. sAid lOth
lie In southeasteriy direction iit m The q and
are easily and conveniently approXimated, nom
Frat, SeeOndi Third ana fi Rtreetf a. lCea-
ted On new Turnpike, now IN progress e con-
atTuetion, and IN oTdeF 10 be appreciated obly
20 b. seen by those deRlihg benutiiu location Tor
country reaiuenee said lots vsfy IN size OF irCm
two tutWelNe ceres.
ALSo-klevsn dne Garden Lots Of the eat quHli-
ty OF soil aud admiral situated tor GaIdtn ur-
posea cOntaininE ifom one anu hat 20 hye sciea.
Terms OF ssle-ons-ihitd Of the pufyhs,e gney
in ninety days; the balance in one, Two and three
yeRTa, with per cent interest, payable ana ally
| secured by mortgage ON the properly sold
The tite 10 all tie above lots ALI be made by MIA
| lane Wilson, whose father, CO.. George AeNeenbt
wned anu settled on the same some ny heArA
alnces
rsrsons desiroua II seeing the shove loi uIevioua
TO the day OF ale wi b. shown N. m b Ga hlg on
| ~ w nayies W r. huffman or John v bter
omnibusea viii run IRON the fhiiiip htuAet 10
/ the placs OF sale, commenciug AZ Oeio, Z. M.
| W.P. HuFFMAN,S
| iyI-dkWtt
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D'We occasionally notice poor, miserable,
woe begone victim to bad whisky passing
through our streets, He looks like the pictures
we haYe seen of the Wandering jew, dragging
his covering form along towards the crack Of
doom. He studiously avoids the sidewalks,
and only approaches them when passing a
place where rum is sold, when he seems to be
involuntarily drawn that way Although we
have mado inquiry as to who this strange
mortal is, we can learn nothing about him.
About once week he wriggles his NANCY
carcass--covered with vile rags at looseends,
surmounted with crushed hst--through our
streets, when be disappears for another week.
The "angel of death" will not have long to
wait for this unknown excreseeuce upon
humanity, His gait was more than usually
halt to day and we may never look upon his
like Ogain. We do not want to.
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Straw Cow.

CTRAYED from the undersigned Ia Day
~ ton. 90 the ath dag Of April, iess, fresh aiob
Gov, being light bllndle, With a White ace. Ans
refson giving ne inloFnAtion - that may set bei
Sii.;a1 81. W. MiafE MoHEHoUSE.
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Fare ReeyeFceNg

THE PROPRIETOR OF THE MASSA-
a SOFT HOUSE has reduced the fare OF Tfansfeat
board 10 81 90 per day. This HOuse vii e ksftas
= M fiEsT-tLAss horsE The rnicE aud LouATIoS Of
thia soule wil be nulioient nducemUntF for Hlurr
tefs while doing buslneB, IN Chicago. The Traveller
VIII nhu thif the moot convenient House ia this
Depot, omnibpssa leave this House Tor all trains
jys J. ". HUMPHREY, Prop,r,
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peA.We regret to learn that John s, Newi
man, Esq, President Of the l. C. r. R. is
lying dangerously III at his residence at Gem
LreYille, la.
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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 latest
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institute met. The Pres't in the chair. A
class was then organized in Eng. Grammar and
a recitation Of forty minutes length ensued,
The exerc ises conducted by Mr.. Butterfeld
Mr.. orambaugh then occupied 80 minutes, with
a lesson In Analysis Of words, This exercise
was followed by an exercise in Algebra, con-
Quoted by Mr.. Cathcart. Classes were then
organized in Geography, Written and Mental
Arilhmatic. On motion the Institute adjourn.
ed to meet TO morrow at half past o'clock, A.
M. JOHN T0LAN, Pres't
J. W. MASSMa, Sec'y.
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GrIfyou would rest well at night, aud enjoy
invigoTating slumber, go 10 Distsrs this after
noon or evening and take bath. He has one
o. the best bath HOUSES in the WesL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12
M G. Teachers Assooiation-ist Day.

Pursuant to the cali Of tho Committee Of ar,
engagements, the members Of the Mon'Romcry
Co. Teachers Association met at the s. W
District School house for the purpose of organ
iEing their Seventh Annual Institute.
On motion, Charles Rogers was elected Pres.
dent, pro tenn, and the institute duly organised
by the election Of the following ofie,rs,
Prssideut-John Tolan.
Vice Prcsident--J. O. Snaveiy.
Sooetary--J. W. Manning.
Troasurer--W. J. NJ. Eacheldor.
The committee Of arrangements announced
that they had secured the services Of the fol
loving teachers. viz; Mrs. Stevens, VIII.
Bullerheld, Chas. Rogers, s. O Crumbaueh,
Ohas. Cathcart, aud PfofT. Bush. The commit.
tee were instructed to report as soon as practi.
cable programme Of the exercises Of the In
stitute. 1t was then decided that recitations
in English Grammar, Algebra and Analysis oil
words should take place this afternoon. On
motion the Institute adjourned to meet a, 9
O'Clock p NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

SOMETHING RIcH.-The agent, Mr. Henry Kar.
Piles, has left us a sample Of Binninger's Old
London Dock Gin, which is an article, which,
as a medicine, should be introduced into every
family in our city. II IL indeed something
worthy Of patronage.
We End the above in the Cincinnati Enquirer
of Sunday. We cannot believe that the writer
was entirely free from the effects Of the "old
London Dock" when he urged that the Gin
should be introduced into every family as
medicine "To what base uses" etc. We
hope our clever and generally correct cotempo-
rRry will take hn early opportunity to revise
his recommendation in regard to the Gin he
must know that no good comes Of it at home or
abroad
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EOr Safe.

MY House aud Lot, No "a Centre street,
WI is for sale. Any ereon dssiring nice little
nome. now have an opPoTl1nity oi seeanng onsi
On easy terms, b applying soon 10 -
John X. GERHARD,
COvington, kyt
ly1 - Il. l. -. ..-L W
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Sealed Proposals

WILL be received at the Office Of the
w Secretary Of the Board OF Education Of the
City of Dayton, until the 18th day OF August, 1863
for furnishing the schools with 200 cords OF gOot
bidder
by order OF the Board of Education.
jy9-dSwtt A. A. BUTTERFlELD, sec'y.
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~ The mercury stood for some time yestsr.
day afternoon at SO, 10 the shade.
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MONTGOMERY GUARDS ATTENTION You are
hereby ordered to meet at your Armory this
afternoon at4 clock, in full uniform for re-
ception Of National Guards, Indianapolis. A
full attendance is requested.
SG. GAIN. Cant
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FARM FOR SALE!

A FINE Farm of excellent land, lying
n ak miles east OF Dayton, on tho yellow
Springs road oF sale atlow ngures and reasonable
terms.
There are seventy acrca under cultivation, the
remainder being heavily timbeIed. 1LeIeis uloA 10
q House, Barn and Gu buildings; orchard OF ~
or 80 large bearing trees OF gOou iuIt, Rektr-lal
ing sprung, atording running water Tor stock, be-
sides well OF good water, AZ The hCusej toggt. ef
with quarry OF good Limestone. Tn. " hole larm
is well arranged and has ON IL good iebcts.
The situation Is healthy and IL IL altogether the
cheapest and most desirable farm now offered Tor
sale IN this part OF the eountsy.
For further particulars, cali on
h. II. NOLAN
Real B.ts;e Agent and Attorney AZ Law,
iva DAYTON, Ohio.
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Lrwe owe the Deluge Boys zone for the
brace of cheers they gave US last evening, on
their return 10 their Hall. after exercise 81 tbs
Public Square. We are told hey threw solid
s,TeAn Of water 9O6 fost through 400 feet Of
hose. That will answer al practical purposes,
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Prices Reduced !
WANTED!

IN AGENTS, with $35 Cash Capital, to
w engage In tb- b ct paying buslness now before
the people, honorable and e.AilV managed; pAyI
rom 50 TO alO per cleAr OF expenses, Any one
out Of business, and wants 10 get rich. see all
the country, drive good horse snd bugg,, go to
Pixies Peak, and become great man, (ssy in money
Matters shOul take hold of this.
To insure an answer, Bend stamp
Es-SatisIaction guaranteed, or money refunded.
GANIEL CLARK, Gin o.,
Jyll-ltd uri Dayton Post-Ofhee
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Stone Ware.

lust received, Stone Jugs, Milk. Cream
y and Rutter lara, ChurnS, &C.; sizes being from
HEoKLER, REMLEY MAXToN.
IQ0 DOZ Glass Fruit Cans, "1mpr0ved.
lou 2 dz. with eorha.
HEO KI.R REMLEY 8 MAXToN,s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

SITUATION. by a married man, a
"A IN wholesAls OF RstaiI Grocery and Pto-
t's1 Us '''''' w.B., EnPlrs ones.
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ATTACHMENT.

ATTACHMENT.
STEPHEN d. JONES vs.. +. W. Smith. Be,
~ fore James Turner, ]. p, of Dayton Township,
Montgomery county, Ohio.
ON the 2sth day Of June, a. D. 1853, said Justice
Issued an order Of attachment in the above action
1859. -
Dayton, July 18th, 1859. iva dtwwsw
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Not Musty Ale /

DUT Harrles' xxx stock Ale, q The
- auAiea eAloOn," ~ J.nsssoa street.
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GLASS WARE.

lust received,
y IS Boxes Tumblers nom so cts, to 90, copper doz
90 . y Gal Candy Jars.
81 Quart Flasks.
so pint do
Dozen Fruit Bowls, all sizes.
"a GObleis,
"a Wine Glasses.
Lamp Globes and Chimncvs, Gas Shades, and a
general assortment of Sugar Bowls, Prest rye Dishes
Decanters, &c ,&c. For sale cheap AZ
HECKLEH, hEMLEV MAATON'S.
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BE0CEbes'2'aeS!
A SUPPLY EVERY DAY.!

WJE have made positive and ample ar
w rangements for procuring BlaoKberries ev-
ervday during The season. and we will sell them as
low theS can be afforded, by the quart or drawer
Gent emen who desire to buy quantity will be sold
berries low by the drawer We will put them at the
lowest rates-marK that
w. II. BRAND ENBURG n co,
Jy6 400, Third street
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Notioe 10 bridge puildera

SEAEED Proposals will be received st tho
- Audi or's once, Of Montgomery cthnty, Ohio,
10 Dayton, unit O'Clock, A, a., on fl,. u
Saturday, August 6, 1859,
Fort erection fabfidgc acihss tho NJ ami Rlrcs,
~ tho north end Of hiamisburd 'ut lIUI
Pan and specifications of the same can be sern AZ
inc aiofoaaiu Office, where all information rraing
70 the came noteohialned in this notice can be hAd
BIDS vii be received tor the mhsonry fndetii ei-
STRUCTURE, separate, or ior the lob c. tmplctc.
masonry 70 be completed this ialk snpe structure
mex spring bI order oi the County Con. missiuLers
- -, DANIEL H.DHYpER, Auditor.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE
oeelea 81 euaLloArloNl

OFFIog or POsLioATlohi
Empire Building, ThirdSIY South side bei., Main Jefferson
TERM8i
by MaiitB. 90 per yearin advance.
40 centa per Week, payable TO tho carrier.
Single copies, putup In wrappers, oOonte.
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DRs. JACOB 6 E. W, BOsLER,
Homeopathic Physicians

AND SURGEONS,
Office l771S; Residence 1888 1t III Main street,
BELOW SIXTH.
Special attention given to CHRONIC Diseases, and
Diseases OF Women and Children
once Houra-From to 10 A ~, and TO p. NJ.
Or. Jacob Bosler speaks the German language.
N6
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fegcd to etskrn.s NJ I, l,if. ~ ~. Il
located a. folload
oHKo--skelby. fsss. 6iltsst,. A.. .,ts..,.
Fulton, Dgfke tnd Wllnane onniies.
INDIANA --Randolph, Npils.Wf IN. ststk.
=. - Jasper PeiaaAiand counHti
hLtNoAA-hs=srHss, Hi-sirr firewfo,d
and Jasper couniies
hIaBoURT-Ch Chari,pn. .wnshjnof tysa;eo5
Ripley, Reynolds, ,Fon arn
shannon Counties.
IOWA-scoit. Buchanan, Boone 5er and
Van Buren, Counties.
MINNBsOrA-Dak Ramsst 90 Scot,
and Mcleod Cod ss
rhe above are choice lands, and vi Ne exchange
CH vs. 4. CLARkE,
JyS Clegg's BUILDING, Third street.
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A Very Nice Article of Honey
lust received, together with a fresh sup
ply of all EindI 0f choice Groceries,
J. X. GtnHART,
~ " JoheEsea aueeL
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JAMES DouournrY LIST Sergeant.
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Ho, Ye Anglers.

CALL on j K. Gebhart and get nice 6sh,
" ing pole. have got nice ones, and no mistake
iva j. X q.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

Two hundred pounds of quartz taken from
the Hermitage lead, in Eldorado county,
yielded S31l.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

Robert Lindsay and wife, members of the
"Society of Friends" in England, arrived at
San Francisco on the Golden Age. They are
distinguished preachers, and have travelled
to many quarters of the globe exponnding
the beneicent doctrine of the 'inner light"
The Maternal says:
S'They lately returned to England from a
tour which comprehended Southern Africa
and Australia, and have since travelled much
IN the United States, extending their Jour
neying to the far west and into Kansas. A
large immigration of Quakers has found it's
way to the last named region. During their
sojourn in California, they propose visiting
most of the principal cities and towns in the
interior, and will probably extend their tour
to Oregon, Washington Territory, and the
British possessions in the north"
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

ANOTHER FICTIM-It is absolutely painful
Hill the second in two weeks Richard
Stewart was almost instantly killed on Thurs
day afternoon, while at work in the claims
of Moore & Readshaw. He was picking un-
der a mass of cemented sand, such as is of-
tan met in regular strata on this hill, when
a bunch of it, a ton or more in weight, broke
loose and rolled towards him. A fellow la
borer saw it start and tried to direct Stewards
attention to it. He looked up and perhaps
tried to run, when it fell upon him, fastening
him to the earth with his face down, cover
ing his body and head but leaving his legs
exposed. When extricated he was quite
dead, his face being black as though he had
beeA suffocated. His remains were inferred
on Friday afternoon. The coffin was draped
in the American flag, and was followed by
the ''Sons of Neptune" of which society
deceased was a member, besides a large
number of miners and other citizens Mr.
Stewart was a Neapoltan by birth, but had
lived for many years in England, where
he probably adopted the name by which he
was known here. His real name we
could not ascertain He was about thir-
ty-two years of age, steady, hard
working, temperate man, and bore good
character among those who knew him. He
had been living in this place since 1856
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23
The Aydraulie gress.

PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.-Our citizens
have at last taken preliminary steps for
the protection of their homes and property
against the great enemy of California towns.
On Monday evening the 18th inst, numer-
ously attended meeting wars held at the
Sierra Nevada Hotel, w. P. l.. Winham in
the Chair, and Richerd Abbey Secretary
The chairman stated that the object of the
meeting was to take some steps for the pre-
vention of fire. o. P. Stidger remarked that
a committee of gentlemen had that day OBJ
tanned subscriptions, amounting to nearly
$4,000, from the property holders on Main
street, towards defraying the cost of laying
cast iron pipe along said street, from the
large fume of the Middle Yuba Canal Com
,pany for distance of 675 feet, and con-
sssructing hydrants with hose attached at
sinteryals of hundred feet. lie had heard
that the project of procuring fire engine
had met with some favor, but it was his
opinion that the pipe was best adapted to
our wants and circumstances. Consider
able discussion ensued upon this point. 1t
was contended in favor of an engine that it
would afford more capacious and powerful
stream of water, which could be directed to
any point in town or out while the friends
of the pipe project urged that by the means
they proposed water could be had at every
door in the thickest part of the town, and
could be turned on at moments warning,
long before an engine could be:got to the
spot of danger. One engine alone was not
efficient, and especially in village where
it would be difficult to keep up vigilant
fire company, who would take pride in their
machine.
On motion a committee of FIVE was finally
appointed to decide upon che best plan for
the accomplishment of the desired end. The
chair appointed John Hill, Joesph Thomas, j.
F. Clark, G. Weiss, and B. p. Avery such
committee, and they were instructed to carry
into execution any plan they might choose,
and to raise the means to defray its cost
motion was made authorizing them to fill
vacancies, and the meeting then adjourned
sine die
The committee subsequently net and
agreed in favor of laying down pipe, as origf-
nally proposed. AS soon as they have COM
pleted their estimates, the necessary funds
will be raised the material purchased and
the work vigorously prosecuted. There is
no doubt that this needed enterprise will
prove a great security. The town of CO.
lumbia, a much larger place than this, is
about to construct water works exactly SINH
lar, under the direction Of the city trustees.
There they have to build reservoir; our
reservoir is ready made, free to our hands,
through the lberalty of the Ditch Compa-
ny, and will deliver the saving element with
considerable pressure at any part of the
main street.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

Mr. SCHWARTZ, of Cherokee. indicates
much enterprise and Eberality by advertis-
ing in the Press. He has an eye to the fine
arts, too, as Boyd's tasteful engraving of the
Indian testi6es. Mr.. Schwartz says he keeps
the very best of cigars, and he tells the truth
to our positive knowledge. He can supply
dealers on the Ridge, at wholesale, as cheap
ly as they buy below. Read his card and
give him trial.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

HeSEY lake SILVER M1NEs.-Mr. b. a.
Saggett, one of the members of the Honey
Lake Silver Company, arrived recently at
Red Bluff, with about 2,500 pound of rock
containing silver ore, which was taken to
San Francisco to be tested. There has also
been discovered at Honey Lake, a vein Of
gold bearing quartz, which, from an assay
made of some of the rock in this city yield
ed at the rate of $3.50 in gold and SIS in
silver to the ton. A good deal of excite
ment exists in regard to the mines.-Bea-
con.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

The English papers announce the arrival
home of Capt. Burton, the famous Arabian
and African traveller, who has made some
wonderful discoveries in the interior of Afri-
ca and who is the only European who ever
visited Mecca, the sacred city of the Moharil-
madans, without Disgusting his religious
faith, and escaped with his life.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

Grass Valley, A B. Dibbe s. T. Lcavitt,
J. D. Dorsey; Bridgeport, D. c. Bryan, J. B.
Johnson, S. Curtis; Little York, E. D. Car
ney, j. Chew, J. P. Bourke; Rough & Ready
H. Davis, Fl. Wisner, D. Boerem; Eureka j.
Hays, j. Cregan, A. Merryman; Washington,
j. McEiroy, Geo. A. Young, G. j. Lansing;
Nevada; A. T. Laird, H. Meredith, H. Mills;
Bloomfield, Charles Dunn, j. Ii. Esselstyne,
W. Sharkland.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

Nathaniel Ray Greene, the last surviving
son of Major General Greene of the revolu-
ton, died at his residence in Middletowh,
Mass, June 10th. He was 10 years of age
The only surviving child of General Greene
is Mrs. Littlefeld, who now resides in Mis-
sissippi.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

SwEETLAND.-Messrs. B. Il F. Wood, the
we'll known merchants at this pioneer
town, advertise their capacity to furnish the
best articles, at low prices, in the way of mi
ners' supplies, provisions, groceries &c. They
deserve patronage from the thrifty commu-
nifty around them
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

IMPORTANT MEEr1NG.-It will be seen that
special meeting of the stockholders of the
Middle Yuba Canal Company is called for
next Saturday, the 3oth inst. when the prop
osition to increase the capital stock and ap-
ply for incorporation will be considered.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

"ARDWARE.--4n extensive assortment Of
H IA Hardware just received at the store OF
sept II PECK CoLET.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

There was race between two nags on the
Central Ranch track last Saturday. Not
having been there we cannot say whether
Tar River was beaten or not, but 'sreckon'
his laurels-or his bays-are still safe.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

Another cabin on San Juan Hill was en-
tered by thieves this week, and robbed of
fifty dollars.