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j, B, WALTON.
(1zstate Of lie late John AcDonogh contaued.J

BY survey the Of this tract beer
ascertained o be is65 IL no acres as follow:
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following dag, IT requisite
By order ant for Of the city Of New Orleans will
es lei It G S laid" s aec By Or y Se
Orleans from the estate of John Mci,onosh deeeaed 'owit
Lands in the Parish of Orleans.
ana TRhr %f al Fi5 !" a,s e. o''sns
s, sf % III r " M Il cs a9 Gsa ax at Q" H.
lance of abo, ee miles on ccity Of New otsans bounded
Marns, he lover Say BY The plantation formerly Of
p isa %d 5Is SC bs on n b.
a CITY The dneeos s9E as f5o'n ln b., BY
vii:
a cERTAIS SPACE or GROUND, lying in The parish Of
ad s p sra e as sH on ps PHI" o land ~
@s Il "s se :" on lie R% hsI AND %sp{
g M % and y the distance 9 :cyen ,, aypsn ft. The
@ !" s @"% sp C. sF ~hsfs sIS"sHs No. @
partly lie pai.ss # l..as Jefferson Ara rlaqps
ginning arpe from The river, and lying immediately
Vii f IL, I'll x Ss PHs 1R sf to re-
cs which extends from the line Of the Hon pata
$% tie 'Sf; u" = y % S'%s y 1!
# @ IL s ''s DO sfp
bask IL. Basou , ogas ! S Iara"ra al By
SIX LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND in the pari,l. of
rS, bank q the kiy5 II fs @ part
g. and T. ia an a%wn "y By f. S c s
tic dimensions being plan BY VIM. Mscallogl
e one ae On Tie iSer M By % asn
depth.
ing bounded the upper side by lot No
lower side by lot No. IL on the said plan These
high the soil very fertile and admirably suited
for country residences for the Of gardening
A CERTAIN pARCEL OF LAND, situated in the parish Of
Orleans designated by the No l. containing 10 ~ 100 in
Section No. - Township No H. Range No. IL East accord
ing plan drawn by f.ons II. Pile City Surveyor The di
being from plan by VIM JMcCnlough T. $.
| Surveyor General.
| A TRACT OF LAND the left bank Of the Mississippi
river City New Orleans. designated by the No
containing lying partly Sections No.
and a. Of Township No u Range No IL Fast according to
plan Louis II. Ii City Surveyor. the dimensions
being from plan by VIM. J. McCulloch u s. Surveyor
General.
! Land in the Parish of St. Bernard.
| ACERTAN TRACT OF LAND the left bank of the Mis-
sis,pp river, situated in the parish of St Bernard designated
by The No containing Ill 1910 and lying in
No 3 according plan drawn by Louis H. PILE: City Sur
veyor the dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. Nc
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La nds In the Parish of st. Tammany.

Making together, .I2il 05-lQ0
Lands In the Parish of st. Tammany.
FOUR SEVERAL PORTIONS OF LAND situated in the
Parish Of ST. Ta'amany on me Bayou i hcr DESIGNATED
dimensions ' being taken from plan BY VIM MeuilonEh
s a ss each y T. one
by dspt6 and third Gi arpsns extending
% s s rs 0 fS s'fS" and siS
Lands in the Parish of Assumption.
All the right title Of the city of New Orleans
acquired from The estate Of Hn Shf, any wsE
saS situated the Parish Assumption on the Canal Which
leads from the BAYOU aoch to @ko vsrre and designated
istsa from plan y Wm ,IsSaesE Tnsa
States composed oil the following divisions
viz 49,. -, $50
r. r. - eena'a'nE a acres acres
/. EHf S 'isf. are situated partly !" 10 R. Ii E. and
AVAILABLE TRACT OF LAND in the Parish of Assump
s" tic sSsa s
No. 81 according plan drawn by Louis H. rs City Sur
Calough United States Surveyor General and contains 81
This tract of land is situated immediately in the Of the
plantation Or bs'nf y G a. ss FSs rns
and e considerable value.
LARGE BODY OF VALUABLE LAND in the parish of
A f. II %psn'i
ing sections and psr Of sections aSeordng to plan by
plan by j. Mccullough United States General
No being S. W. quarter of section 49, contains 1859 2loo
acres.
Lot No. being W. quarter of section A. contains 59
acres.
Lot Sis the n. W. quarter of section 40, and contains
l6 12lUO acres.
No. 4istc N quarter 6 and contains 64 22l0O
acres.
No. quarter of 49, and 67 % 100
No. is the quarter Of section 49, and contains 67 % 100
acres, making ot,l OF 9Sb 6O.l0U acres.
property located immediately in the of of the
finest plantations the Bayou Iaotche and esteemed to be
very valuable both for its tine timber and for agricultural
poses
Lands in the Parishes of st. Landry and
Calcasieu.
ALARGE BODY OF LAND, situated partly in the Parish
Laundry and partly in the Parish Of Calcaeu lying The
according plan drawn y Louis L F!is G, hs
SurScyor,ieheral-
Sec q contains lt,s 4 loo acres
Making the total area..........,......2751 3l-l0O
ss-TERMs AND coNDIT1oNs-one fifth cash, and the
balance credit of two three and four years in the
ana see,e BY Special mo,rasc popsris Nil
the vendors privileges and the clause of aeno said
Until maturity and to bear subsidiary ely endorsement
qued by the Finance Committees Of the Common Council here
in actinE the Board Of Commissioners of the McNonog
School Fund In Of Of of the notes at
maturity those unpaid will bear inerss. from maturity at Tie
will construed authorize delay in the
payment of the notes at maturity.
HTe purchasers will themselves to be pn in
their expense and they will he required comply
with the and conditions of sale above set forth within
fifteen days from the day Of sale and in any case Of delay
advertised sold for ei and risk without fur,he
Of ssis before G. E. FOrtisr, ESQ., City Notary at tn
expense Of the purchasers, die
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The described lands lie partly the following town
ships Is II and Is S r. Ii! f. is IA and LIS s. 81 H.
and secondly tract of land designated the plan as No
situated in the of the land formerly belonging Jear
liapise Guedy and composed Of about U apents said ac
commencing Mt 40 arpen from the Bayou Laforche and being
in 4. Is, $. r, Is +.
The opeoas Railroad entirely through No of the
above described lands aud touches No. J. last described nj tho
line where it adjons the land, formerly Of Gucdry.
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Lands in the paris, of s. Charles.

TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish Of 81 Charles,
measuring about three leagues in lCnah, front
dcs Alemand. and Bayordu Prince NOR by arpr depth
said nyoEs, beginning. Petit ac dies demands
tending far down the said nsons The lands Of Mons Michel
Eenglc, the mouth Of Lake Ouacia.
The said tract 2l5 64lD acres and composed
the following divisions, according plan drawn by Iuis H.
Pf, City Surveyor, the dimensions being from pidt
VIM. j. Mccullough e. s. Survey
Section = in 7. IS r., 81 e. contains 122 100 acres
Scccn 81 u. 10, s. H., II IL, contains "a sUD
Section 4pin 10 r., q f., contain, % 5lUo acre.
Section II in u. l5 s. r.. Il f.. contains "A 81 100 acres
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Hhhe d. feels, and OF tie Fourth iii trir,-nn
4 "A long credit Witout endorsers "
BY j. B. WALTON,
/ <. Aucionecr Office 10 Bunk Place
SffUKDAY. Jnn. II, 1860, at IL O'clock
A. " we NJ Charles Exchange. auction. WIN sold for
TWESTf,EoGR LOTS OF GROUND, being The so,iare
bounded BY jena Caiz Saint Dennis and ST Patrick s,re
<esgnaicd by the Nos. to "a, " ~ '
lots Nos to 10 and lots Nos Is to % measure enc n,ou IN
Lots Nos II and Il Nos Ii and Il ,nc o,
70 feet front IN ST. Dennis ind St Patrick streets by rnt If
leo feet ~ l ~ ''p'' VI
TWENTY FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. being the sou,rc
bounded n 81 istck ST. David, Jena and Cadh streets dosip
Lots NOS 10 IL and lots asurc rsc nIop, a,
feet FROM on Jena and Cntl Streets depth u, feet
Lots Nos II aud Il and lots Nos and n measure enr u,,
fleet front on ST. Patrick and y; David Streets D., dert Of
TWENTY.FouRLOTsO OF GROUND In the so,orp hannibal
Nos 10 q. ' 's' ~ "''
Lots Nos "a 10 aud lots Nos to 90 measures each alon, 20
Acct front on Jena and Caiz Streets dp,l Of Ia feet
Lots Won II and II and lots Nos q II l.,,rr ar tu
uiec front on st. David and Green street, BY cpi Of Ia
feet. - ~ 'f''' '''
TEN LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by 1erp
the public lS.Inuel Placer and
streets designated bj the Nos measuring .uch Htr, N,
feet on Jena street and tile Public square by eph Of l fc
~: inches. = S' " ~ "
sIX LOTS OF GROUND In the square bounded y 81 pa,
ilok ~ ohn Seventh and sixth streets designated By The
Nos io6 - '7 - '
Lots Nos TO each feet front on Seycn, street,
bya dctll Of ITO feet
Lot No measures 30 feet front on St Dennis street by Ia,
HB-TERNSOnet third cash balance nj one and two wears
credit, in notes OF the purchasers pr incest
from day OF sale 70 maturity aud per thereafter with 4r
tia mPrigage on the property sold Until final pns meut
Acts Of sale before Ml1ureau Es Notary Public nj ile
o lie haApr ali ii . :
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Lands in the Parish of Livingston,

A TRACT OF LAND the left bank of the Amte river
about miles from its mouth being the first high ascend
ng said river from Lake Aauepas lying partly in r.
f. and T. g. y r. f., and measuring in T.
and in g 6T $500 making total Of $50 acres
according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City SURVEYOR the
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough T.
s. General
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A vAIU ABLE TRACT OF LAND situated in the Parish of
East Baton Rouge adjoining and Immediately below the city Of
l,ougt, divided INFO eleven designated By
to II inclusive and lying in T. s. R. W, according 10
pan drawn by ous H. Pile City Surveyor the dimensions
being taken plan By WIZ. j. Mccullough L. $ Surveyor
General.
Nos and adjon each other contain each ~ SUI.
pecia measuring each 252 feet front the Mississippi
river by depth Of about lO,05D feet.
Nos B. G. and adon each other each about "a s-
perc measuring each 2l feet front the Mississippi
river by depth OF about i0S) feet.
Nos 10 and adjoin each other contain each about 80
percia acres measuring each 2l feet front Mississippi
river by a depth of about dSl9 feet.
The undivided third of TRACT OF LAND situated in the
Parish of Rouge both sides Cvpress lsay
about seven miles north of Baton Rouge three miles MOI
of the Mississippi river and lying partly in T. r. W.
and 7. SIS. r. +.
The said tract composed Of the following divisions according
to a plan by Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor the dimen
son being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough L. S Sur
veyorteneral, viz:
Section No. Al contains. .993 42lOO acres
Section No. As contains. .24S 63-lOU
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDONoGH
CNRESERvED CASH SALE OF TITLES OF LANDS
situated in the Parishes of ST. james, Ascension aud Living
ston, for account of the city of New Orleans
BY J. B. WALTON,
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Land in the Parish of St. Bernard,

ACERTAN TRACT OF LAND the left bank of the Mis-.
ss,ppi river situated in the parish of ST Bernard designated
by The No q containing Ill 1910 and lying in section
No 1 according plan drawn by Louis H. Pilit City Sur
veyor dimensions being taken from plan by Vim. j. Nc
Cuough United States Surveyors General
This is contiguous the boundary line between the
parishes of ST. Orleans and lies entirely in
parish BERNARD and aons the tract last above described
No 3 in the parish of Orleans.
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I. B. WALTON.


ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDONoGu.
GREAT SALE OF LANDS in the Parishes Of ORLEANS,
ST. BERNARD, PL.AQUEMINEs, JEFFERSON ST
CHARLES ST. JAMES, LIVINGSTON, LAFouRcfIE
INTERIOR, EAST BATON ROUGE, ST. TAMMANY
ASSUMPTION, ST LANDRY and CAI.CAsIEU, on lsng
credit, by order and for Of the McDonogh School
Fund, city of New Orleans
BY j. B. WALTON,
City Auctioneer,
Office 10 Bank Place,
MONDAY, January 23, 1850, beginning Mt
lvl " o'clock NJ the St Charles ESchangc and the
following day, II requisite 80,
By Of the city Of New Orleans will
proceed cl public auction, without limit the
following described valuable lands acquired by the city OF New
Orleans from the Of John MclDonosh deceased low
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For account Of the same succession will be sold
4 LOT or GROUND with NIL the improvements thereon
IN Tia First District Of this sy in the square bounded by Der
sisns aus Jackson qma and r ;, s.!sss de
,eJ te ist Of MAY 1870 deposited in the office of D. H. Nc
Cav late notary public in this city said lot ms,sgs !.
American measure 5 feet front on eIbShs street ny
INCHES in depth, between parallel lines.
sa before w. H. Peters, notary public at the expense
AIS Vi ~, - VS. w. 49, ,iel6 III
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from .ay Of sale e maturity aud thereafter, -e
'1 he sale so. s ssts s aF Sa,D, % a m
expense Of The purchaser di7 q 81 ja7 til
EAE Hsr AND MD. coAMopogs FIRST Class MODERN
dcnee Of the laie Mrs. Monnlfoit. '''''
BY ]. 3. WALTON,
ArcrIoSgE,-Oiicc 10 Bank place
TS ~ 's. ss. t. 1891 e. NJ L ;sa
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the building, and
il the square bonded X Camp Julia St Charles Gisoi
e Of F "1y - . "e ,,',
s,9 qSD Il My ,s 2 str
which nssrsec.s the whole Of said squire.
IT, s fGs e. s
he modern conveienccs, and finished IN best manner for
osnss g an bS s ( sso benin" he
NJ s.s sF * aS Third cash. balance
q one ND credit in the purchases secured
~ pSea ninth d d and san cent
not panctualy paid, until final l payment
AT the option Of the purchaser third cash and the balance
note satisfactory TO The vendor payable years
day Of SALE bearing interest The Of per
interest payable semi annually and divided ino coupon
The buildings to insured the and
expense of the purchaser and ie policy Of
reg n | s s"' saf q Notary Public at tn.
s. b. Parties DESTROYS of viewing the premises the
sale can do 50, application to the Anconeer dit Paid
SUCCESSION OF JOHN MINTURN DECEASED
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auciioneer-OHice 10 Bank Place.
ssgR the h. Is isth ,s Gf isSo
In Of order Of the Hon. r. H.
@ X. aas3 p urn @ w be sold
TIL sa;s sh a ssa "sin
description, without aSy guarantee whatever.
ES-TERMS-Cash
Act of sale before A. hazureau, Notary Public
OF the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE JOHN MINIURN, DECIDE
PAR J. B. WALTON,
observation-disclosures 10 Bank Place.
JECDI, lie 10 de janvtcr 1850, u midi, In
- Bourse St-Chafles, conform
FIion r. H. Morgan de Ia Deuxen,c District
date c - davri 1859 II yendu pour compile de la
de John Minturn. decide
I,ESCLAvE GRACE une grionne agee d'enriron 81 ans.
Cette esclaye mantnnaa Woodsie Mis- ellie
duc par description ancrne garAntie quecohJue.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pardryant A. Mnxureau noare public.
frais de 'acautrcui. dis 81 lals ls
rNRESERTED AND POSITIVE SALE FOR \ pIvIS-
ION OF INTEREST,
TWO MOST VALUABLE SQUARES in the rourh District,
in the immediate vicinity of The elegant mansion of j.
TWO MODERN BRICK DWELLINGS on Washington
A TWO-sToRY FRAME MODERN BUILT DWELLING.
Constance street Anhunriaion square, and la OF
Ground on Dcrhigny street, for account Of The
Succession OF MRS LOUISA WERNIN';ER ROBB,
deceased.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auconeer-offee, 10 Bank Place.
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HOLIDAY GIFTs.--The holidays are getting near
enough hand make people already begin jolly and
those who intend to help others oy look round
for suitable gifts aid that kindly intent To this
class H. Tyler Of the elegant and richly stocked iewery
establishment, this morning addresses lengthy advertisement
appropriately headed Holiday dr Let that advertisement
read and that WISHED and he who would give
Thing handsome will be loss in making his selection on
beautiful and valuable goods which offered gift or
this kind nstng something worth having and gvngsome-
thing worth keeping nemento Of and attached
gve the goods and learn the prices which
.r4l, n6a ctstun =
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FOUR SEVERAL PORTIONS OF LAND situated in the
Parish ST. TaNmany The Bayou Liberty, designated
eordng plan drawn BY ois T. Pi City surveyor this
United States Surveyor General lots Nos. IS L.
having each front the said Bayou Liberty of arpen
by depth Of and third arpens extending to
Lauren, which they have front Of each
The said lots form part of Sec 49, T. 5. n. H. E. and
within about mile Of Lake Ponehartrain
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J. B. WALTON.

tNREsERvEp ssIN IN
Inio ~ FAuBOuRG BOuLIiNY. fnimetjntsly In ib.
Iser OF me splendid residence formerly belonging TO- the lne
Sauei D. iete!s and Of six lots in tie Fourth iii
along credit witou endorsers vi
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WINES, BRASpIEs, ETC.-Messrs. v. & E. Maignan,
No. ST. street, for many fine Bandies, and
importers Of wines and liquors. They keep all
times articles in their line, and enabled offer
them to purchasers favorable We refer their aver
tisrmuut in this mornings Crescent. z.=ss
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OvERCoATs AND BUSINESS SUITS, AND CLOTHING
generally well made, Style and at prices which the
purchaser occasion to grumh whatever may be the
sellers feelings hand in quantities at the familiar
store of Mess Pierson, Harrison Co., Magazine street.
merchants reducing stock In order to make for
the supplies Of goods constantly rendered necessary By
changes of STYLE and have consequently put down great
of fashionable and business clohipga Of this falls
nnke-o figures which will rush 1t off, Call at If you
would make desirable bargrins See advertisements
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tues dams Ia paroisse de ST Tammany lie bayou Liberty,
dtsgnts dapes plan drese Louis H. Pht, voyer Ia
vile, les dmenios prses dun plan dresse par VIM
Mccullough apenteur general DIES Eta CONNIE les Nos
Is 49, ~ e 81 clacun facade dun arpen sur
dit Bayou Liberty proronder de sept arpeIs ct un
tiers e. T. salendat jhsqu'a Avenue Laurent laqucle
facade dun apent chucin les dts lots ue
pae de In section IS, o r. s., IA +, environ un
mile du Lac Pontchartrnn.
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HEAD COVERINGS in all the various forms of hat
cap latest fashion, newly made in the best manner
and Of the best material hand the OF Mr. Thomas
Turner IA Camp Also fancy goods for ladies' misses
and children and Of elegant design for boys and infants
Mr. T. deals negro hats and wool hats by Wholesale If
want fashionable and becoming tile advertisement and
lfnlI street. ! :
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LARGE BODY OF LAND, situated partly in the Parish
of ST Lany partly in the Parish of Cacasieu lying the
and ives! sides of the bayou Me- Pqnt in y 6S r. W.
and s., II. 2W and composed Of thc following divisions
according plan drawn by lois H. Pile City Surveyor The
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM Mccullough, L. s.
Survcyor.General-
Sec. ~ contains ...........,.......l3l3 Si-lo0
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IN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE sit,e sur la rive
droe d Bayou Baalaa ct compost DIES sections parties de
sections suyanes scion plan dessa par Louis H. P
de la VILE les dimensions Giant prise dun plan de VIM J. Nc
Cullouh soyer general DIES Flats Um date lie IL dayrl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
ARRIVAL OF THE SALT LAKE MAIL.
The following is from The 81 Joseph Journal Of

The following is from The 81. Joseph Journal Of
the lst:
"Very unexpectecly to all, the Salt Lake Mail ar
rived in this city early yesteId y morning, SIX days
ahead of ont,act time snd through 10 toe almost TO-
creoibly quick space Of only fourteen dGys. Major
George Crupei Ling, the sentlemsy contractor OF
the Salt Like sbd California or Western division OF
the nah route, came pss,erger. Mei n Cnorpenniog
iDiorms us that he left Great Salt Lake City about
noon on the l5.p Of J-Luary.
"M,ior Choroepnirg informs us that he eft Salt
Laie City in the OF Winter, for the purpose OF
testing the practlcablIity OF the route, and he
thik eie long the route between Placervllie
aud this city, will be made a mere pleasure trip
in the dead Of Winter, by means OF crossing the
mo CONTAINS sleds aud that the travel from the Pa
fc vii be over ihis route passengers preterring TO
make the TRIP IN Winter % Samm.r. 1t was raining
when Mrjor ChorpeupiDg left ths city, but before
reactI the aims the rain turned 10 SNOW but
DotwtbstaLciog this the trip over the mountains vas
o ade very pleasantly. He was accompanied from
Devils Gate BY Nj HOckaday, one OF the coairao-
tors few snow squ,ls, ard snow to the depth Of
from two TO four inches, encountered hear Pldmb
Creek.
AT the mail station, near Fort Laramie, they had
az Interview with al old mouLtaineer, nsmed Biz
Phi J. VITO was caIryipg letters by express between
there ard the Cherry Creek gold mines. He stated
that be eft tie mouth ot Cteiry Creek TIE 18th Of
JspUsry. large train Of eDigTants from Atkaosas
was then within two Gays travel OF the mines. Flour
Was selling ct frou 81 to $lI per hundred at the
uipes it was being brought in in large quantities
by traders ff' N Taoe, New-Mexico About one hun
and fifty houses had already gore up 10 Aurara,
aid miDeis were looking forward with bright anticl
pati0r to SpIitg.
Both Ct the Plates and in fact all The streams toto
II settlements sere crossed on tne ice. Toe roads
we're good from the head OF Sseetsster down. The
ms pa,tiss sere wa'er bound a. ainut Creek, n.
bot hsppeIed TO meet the outgoing mall anf they
char geo teaus ard conveyed the bag sge and mails
acro-s or q log. WALNUT Creek is a narrow, deep
stream, ling through Iocian Reserve and there
Al q lt,
pose bridging it, provided they can get the consent Of
The GOYtrnueuf."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
LATER FROM THE NORTH.


By the arrival Of the mail steamer Columbia we
have Humboldt and Greece ut City papers to the Str
The Hpnboldt Times Is stirrrg up the people on the
sobiect Of week ky overland communication WITH San
Fra CISCO.
THE INDIAN WAR IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
The Hbmbuid Itsp6s If the lst inst. says that Gen.
Kbbe wes 10 towo Saturday eveIipg last on ous;.
ners c,Dueo.ed With the removal OF hs prisoners to
some res.rvst, n, but LEFT again 90 Sdtday morning
for lis camp He iGforled us that on Sunday night,
2st ul'., Il ey captured IL ranches, taking IN ALL 81
prisoner. TIE Tsnches were cit lsted on Mad RIVER
being scattered at vsrons distances, from quarter OF
a u,ile to 4 mule rpaIt and 20 well was the attack
pa, ned 6nd execrteo that not gun was fired nor an
inoap escaped. L. Ii Gen Kiboe's Impression that
the guI o the IDdaps either hid out or that tdey
aIe 10 the an OF other Inciane rs only too were TO
be found in the eDtirc Dumber OF ranches taken:
Another evideu of il is that Iedsn was surprised
and killed bear ADgels ranch ooe day last
week, ard upon lis perscn was found shot pouch
with a ,oDsiCersbe amount Of powder and bal and
csus, bu' DO gun.
il the Generals int nton to re move his prisoners
70 Il is place u.x' week where the Indian Sdpernten-
dent as promised to take charge Of them and remove
them To ~ me reservation shtre they Wlll be provided
for He he'd, when hs left the camp, about l2O pits
or ers ard Capt Messec on toe track OF more,
they have no ooubt between 900 sno 300 10y this time.
The Irdisrs are completely whippel aud If toe au
thorirer, in sh,se chsTge the Ihoiirs will be placed,
t4rfo,m their duties as sell "A Gen. Kobe aud the
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