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Communicated
Reply to +" Union"

Mr.. EDITOR You will oblige me
if you can make it convenient to pub
lish the following letter, in reply to that
from i" Union,'' published In the Tho-
lnmme Cedf!er, on Saturday last. The
writer Of that letter, takes offence at my
stating that he, Union," has been
nnder many obligations TO Mr.. Nc
Kenty, and quite truly states, that pos
slbly t have been, but as to himself,
that be is not, Gas all obligations have
been cancelled" Now itisquitc likely
that /" Union" and I differ in opinion
as to what constitutes an obligation and
how they should be cancelled, with the
view that he may distinctly understand
what mean, I will tell him what con-
slider a great obligation. If am with-
out funds, in need of the common nee
essaries Of life, and have absolutely
nothing whefewith to obtain them, and
any person trusts me, on my own per-
sonal security, with what need in such
an emergency. call that . great OBJ
legation, perhaps I" Union" does not.
That being sny opinion Of an cbliga-
tion, I should not consider it as tancel-
led, if, when I were in a position to pay,
I refused to do 50, and compelled my
creditor TO accept about 80 per cent. Of
his bill, or nothing, perhaps " Union"
would consider such conduct as cancel
ling an obligation-but I don't!
1t is impossible for /" Union !" to be
any ignorant poor miner, because he
states that he wrote his first letter " i'm
promptu and by his own volition. !"
md every one knows. that it y
ing the
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

for what the Law.
that he had pefi..
no man can say he had not! | am afraid
that [ differ with Union" in my
opinion OF what constitutes nalice-as
[ am inclined to think that the attack
on Mr. Mckenty was positively mali
cious but " Union " says it was not !!
With reference to the statement con-
cerning. the second attachment upon the
property originally attached by Nc
Kenty, l have only this to state, that |
have been to Sonora, in order to obtain
the original papers connected with that
attachment, but in consequence Of the
District Court being in session, | could
not obtain them, in time for your paper;
but next week | will furnish them to
you. | should be exceedingly sorry to
to do any man injustice-but until |
am satisfied that | have made wrong
statement, / do not feel inclined to re-
tract single expression.
"Union !" denies that Mr.. McKenty
was the first storekeeper in Columbia,
who aided the company. l repeat the
assertion, and defy him to prove to the
contrary-mind, l don't consider his
empty assertion as proof positive. To
show his intimate knowledge of the
origin of the company, or, to cover de-
sign to impugn my statement, that Nc
Kenty was one of the frst to take an in
terest in the work He publishes par
tial list of the parties who took part with
the miners, after the Miners strife.
Where are the names Of the gentlemen
who made the first survay on the 9th
of August 1854, and Of those who at a
meeting held at the old Columbia Ex-
change on Sunday 10Th Of August, 1884,
subscribed $35 each and paid it down
there and then. And who paid the
FIVE hundred dollars to Mr.. Trask, for
making the primary survey But fear
ing lest [ have already asked him more
questions, than he will find it conve-
nieht to answer, have only to say that
as" Union " is such doughty cham
pion, In all matters connected with the
New Company. | should like to know
how much stock he ownes in it, or ever
did own, how many days labor he did
on the works Perhaps he having such
large interest, and having done SO
much to aid the cause 1t may be Of in
finite service to him at the approaching
election if made public. A MAN.
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~tbe .staIsOj

YJNHE Capital stock of the Company to BE- Thirty
/ Thousand Dollars, divided into sixty shares OF
Five Hundred Dollars each. Notice is hereby given
that Company has been duly organized Under the
above name and in compliance with the above Act to
fume aud mine the bed Of the Staiislaus River,
situated at or near Six Mills BaI. Commencing
at or near the San joaquin dam and terminating
at kepplenans daiii being the distance OF about
one ,ie There being few shares in the above enter.
prize still to be disposed Of those who feel iesirous OF
lea rnng further particulars cah do BY Application to
WM C. GREGG Six Mile Bar Stanslaus River.
WM HENDERSON. Reynolds Ferry.
II. DUPAIx, at II MeKenty's Store, Colur'ibia
Six Mile Bar Stanislaus River Feb. s. 1S59.-3m
Notice:
rs hereby civeIi to the stockholders in the Stanls-
i Iaus River Fluiiiing and Mining Co., on
Six Mile Bat that assessment OF fifty dollars to the
share the Month of March, has been made and the
said amount To be paid on or before the 10th OF
Mirch either to II. McKenty at Columbia Treasurer
of the Company. or to the Trustees.
BY order IF the Trustees.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, President.
s. c. PARSONS, Secretary
Feb. 1Sth 1S59-243 Bin.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

THE STANIsLAUs RIVER FLuMtNG
AND MINING CoMPANY.-AtS Six mile
Bar-have completed the grading for
their Aume, and have contracted for
100000 feet of lumber for its construc-
ton. From the well known business
charactar of the managers Of the enter
prise, we are certain that the works of
the company will be completed with all
possible expedition and economy. The
shares Of the company's stock are selling
at fifty dollars premium.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24
Notice of Copartnership.
Columbia Jan. 20, 1s59.-tf.

NOTICE is hereby given that ne the undersigned
IN did, on the 1st day of December 1858, by viliuc
o. and in compliance with. an act passed Ivy the Legs
lure of the State of California, the 4th DAY OF
April 1850. Entitled an Act to authorize the forna-
ton of copartnerships of limited liability enter into
copartnership in the business of Wholesale and
Retail Cattle dealers Butchers The business TO
be carried OH under the name of Henry Piey and Co
The City Market, Main Street, Columbia Tuoumne Co.
CAL HENRY PIIEY.
WILLIAM DUNPHY.
THOMAS HIIDRETH.
OF the firm Of Dunphv Iiildreth
Columbia. Feb. H. lsja.-iw.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

THE HEspERIAN-We notify the
Editress of that magazine, that we have
not received a number of her paper for
the current month.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24
The Case of Jarvis, VS. Potter.

This case, involving the legality Of To-
eating School Warrants on mineral lands
was heard before the District Court, at
Sonora, on Wednesday the 23rd, 1t
appeared in evidence, that the warrant
by which the plaintiff claimed the land
In ques ,ion, was what is termed "float-
ing"warrant, and had been previously
located in Santa Clara County, and is
consequently valueless.
The Judge in his remarks to the jury
stated /" that if the defendents have
complied with the law, requiring them
to give bonds to compensate the plain
tiff, for any damage they might do to
his improvements, they had a perfect
right tc work their claim to the greatest
advantage to themselves" Verdict for
defendents.
We have to acknowledge the receipt
of FIVE large volumes of Public Docu-
mehts, from Washington. DC From
the Hen. G.. l.. Scott, of Cal. who
will please accept our thanks for his
kind consideration.
Also two valuable books written by
DR.. Scott of San Francisco, and presen
ted to us by H. II. Bancroft, of San
Francisco. Tinkum & Smith, of the
Post Office are the agents for the sale
of the books, we have not had time to
read them through but from what we
have seen Of theh they are valuable
works.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

Roman Catholic Chureh.--REv FATHER
GREY, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at and IL
o'clock A. H., and o'clock p ".
Sabbath School at O'Clock r. ".
Columbia weekly news., 1859-03-24

Methodist "a. Church.-=REv. II. BAKER
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at IL O'Clock A. IL.
and in the evening at the usual hour.
Sabbath School at O'Clock p. ii.