davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
CATARACT MILLS.

WE hereby notify our farming friends ana
taken the FIGURING Mills on the lllnoistown roau'
about four miles above Auburn, and by mpor,
tant additions and alterations have prepalrea
them for turning out as good work as any o'nta ta
Mills in the State. We are prepared 10 l1ne ,,e
contracts for grinding crops on very re"son'm, au,
terms. Parties having anything to DO III OO'
line will please give us a call. nuou
PIPER & LERTOH'
All, focO ,,u
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

DISTINGUISHED VIsIroRs.-The mex:
steamer will probably bring to our shores
the famous Reverdy johnson and ]. p. Ben
jamin, who come to attend the final trial of
the New Amaden case-having been re-
tanned by Barron & Co. Mirror.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
ROR PRESIDENT,
John g. Breckenridge,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Joseph Lane,
OF OREGON.
Platform Of the National Democracy.

Adopted In Committee At Charleston, April
80. 1850, by a vote of 1 Z to 6 States, and
re-adopted in Convention mt Baltimore
June %, 1850.
Iaesolped, That the platform adopted by the
Democratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed, with
the follow ing explanatory resolutions:
Frst-That the government of Territory,
ganized by act of Co gress is provisional and
temporary, and during its existence all citizens
of the United States have an equal right to settle
with their property in the Territory, without
their rights, either of person or property, being
destroyed or injured by Congressional or Terri
torial legislation.
Second-Thnt it is the duty of the Federal
Government, in all its departments, to protect
the rights Of persons and property in the Terri
tories and wherever else its Constitutional au-
thority eXtcnls.
INird-That when the settlers in Territory,
having an adequate population, to form State
Constitution. the right of sovereignty commences,
and being consumated by their admission into
the Union, they stand equality with the
people of other States. aud State thus organ
lied ought to be admitted into the Federal Union,
whether its Constitution prohibits or recognizes
the institution Of slavery.
Resolped, That the Democratic party in
favor of the acquisition of the Island Of Cuba on
such terms as shall be honorable to ourselves and
Just to Spain mt the earliest practicable moment.
Res0lred That the enactments of State Legis-
latures to defeat the faithful execution of the Fu
gitive Slave law are hostile in character. subver
sive of the Constitution, and revolutionary in
their effect.
Resolved, That the Democracy of the United
Ststes recognizes it as the imperative duty Of
this Government to protect the naturalzed citi-
zen in all his rights, whether at home in for
cign lands, to the same extent as its native born
citizens.
Whereas One of the greatest necessities of the
age, in political, commercial, postal and militia
ry point Of view. is a speedy communication be-
tween the Pacific and Atlantic coasts; therefore
be it..
Resolved. That the National Democratic party
do hereby pledge the mselves to every means
in their power to secure the passage of some bill
to the extent of their constitutional authority by
Congress for the construction Of Pacific Rail-
road from the Mississippi River to the Pacific
Ocean, at the earliest practicable moment.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
BIRTH

At Gold Hill, Placer county, july 9an ,
wife of T. Ross, of II son. '''n' 'he
On Wednesday, August LIST, the wife of Jou
NASH. Of q son. 'ohS
At Iowa Hill, on Saturday, July 2Sth. the VIII.
J. G. COLEMAN, Of daughter. " WE
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

EEWe fnd in this weeks Courier Mr..
Stangroo,n's report of the survey of the Sc
oret Spring road to the Washo country. -
We received it too late for this weeks issue,
We will try and publish it next week.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

LAKE BIGLER IN PLACER CoUNTY.-From
the recent surveys made by Surveyor Gener
al Higley, it has heen ascertained that all
of Lake Bigler lies in Placer county; that
shore of the lake. We also learn that the
head Of Carson Valley is in Ell Dorado coun-
tV
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

How 1T rs AND HOW IT WILL BE.--From
numerous letters which we have received
from prominent democrats living in various
portions of the county, we believe the Ma.
tional Democracy will poll in November
next 1000 votes, which will leave about 5000
to be divided between the Republicans, the
Bell men, and the Dougasites. The Repub-
licans claim 1900 votes, but they over esti-
mate their strength. We set it down that
the Bell men will poll l4oo votes, the Re.
publicans 1000, and the Dougasites 6OO.-
Gentlemen, there are the figures, and they
will vary but little.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

ET We hereby acknowledge our thanks
to friend Barnes, of Coon Creek, for very
fine water melon, sent us on Thursday last.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

w At the present time there are owe
80 prisoners in the County Jail. Crime
on the increase.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

STATE GEoLoafsT.-Gov. Downey has is
sued commission to Prot. G. D. Whitney,
OF Mass, as State Geologist.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

A Democratic Convention, composed of
delegates from Alameda and Santa Clara
counties, is to be held on August 18th, to
nominate one candidate for State Senator
from that district.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

Observation-Disclosures the Democrats in the
United States Senate would not agree with
Mr.. Douglas in his political heresies, he at
tempted to read them out of the Democratic
party! So with JOS p. Hoge late chair
man, &C., because the State Central Com
mittee would not indorse the aforesaid here.
sizes, and the aspirations Of the Illinois Sena-
TOR for the Presidency, the said Joseph has
rad the Committee out of the party and re
fused to meet with them. We did not know
before that the power of Chairman was so
supreme. But, it is live and learn. Joseph
will find, however, instead of reading any
body out of the Democratic party, be will
be himself entirely outside.
w Constable Boggs has just returned
from taking Jim Smith to tie State Prison.
1t will he remembered he was arrested last
week fot robbing Harlan's leamster, near
Folsom.
In Folsom, on Thursday last, Constable
Bugbee arrested George Taylor, a notorious
rascal, who escaped from the State Prison
along with Smith, in June last. from the
boat called "Pike County" Mr.. Bagbee
was compelled to shoot him before he would
surrender. Mr.. Boggs shot him in the arm
two years ago, when he tried to arrest Tay.
lor and Rattlesnske Dick.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY OF PLACER.
In District Court Elnrnnth

COUNTY OF PLACER.
In District Court, Eleventh Judicial Dstric.
EMMA J. WEIR ps AREIs B. WEIR
1t appearing to me from the affidavit of The
above named Plaintiff, that there is fair cause
therefor. 1t is hereby ordered that the summons
in the above entitled cause shall be made by pub.
lication thereof at least once IL week in the
weekly newspaper known ns the PLACER eral'
for the term of four weeks, and that at the eI.
pira'io of said time vice be deemed complete.
1t is further ordered that copy Of the said sum.
mons and OF the complaint in said cause be forth.
with deposited in the post office, directed to said
defendant at the city Of Sacramento.
Given under my hand at chambers in Auburn
this lst day OF August, A.p ie6e,
f. II. VAN DECAR.
County Judge of Placer County.
A correct copy. Attest. HENRY GOoDlNG, Clerk.
Ii. Fitzsmmons. Plfs. Atty.
August 4th, lS6O.-4W
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
Notice of Application for Paraon'


Hon. B. F. MYREs District Judge, ElevsI,hi Ini,tric,
dicial District. and P. W. THOMAS D
Attorney for the county of Placer; .,;sod thst
~ ENTLEMEN: You are hereby no'laeat a1icston to
U the undersigned will make al opR,,'romn ths comnu-
his Excellency, John Downey'1 1ooarh ol N. Moics'
Convicted Of murder Of The first dssGss GoD1 Of '
October term, 1859, of the District IoG" fnr Placer
Eleventh Judicial District, in ana .he 'o' qlst dH
county, and sentenced to be hung on wv
of September, A. D. 1861: S POWELL.
Attorneys for j. N A0'''
Service accepted, July 3lst A. = D. IWJYYRES,
District Judge, Eleventh Jud'o'''
Service accepted, July alst, A. a; D; pr;HtHOMAs, IONA
District Attorney, Placer '''
August 4th, 1860.-3w
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

GEORGIA LOTTERIES CLosED.-By the law
Of the State of Georgia, passed in 1858, all
lotteries in that State closed on the lst inst.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

BREcKENRIDGE PoLE-On last Monday
the National Democrats of Auburn, raised
their pole 1t is beautiful flag staff III fl.
high; and floating at its head is the star
spangled banner. Long NAV it wave.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
WANTED.

A ASSISTANT FEMALE TEACHER. to
"A take charge of the Primary Department in
the Auburn District School. Apply to the un-
dcrsigned, JOHN R. GWYNN,)
JOHN RUSSELL, Trustees.
f. W. BANVARD,
August 4tb, 1860.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

The s. F. Call. says the Douglas party
in California has 20 brains. Well nobody
disputes it.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
Democratic County Central Committee.

The members of the Democratic County
Centrsl Committee are requested to meet in
Auburn on Friday next, the lOlh day Of
August, 1860 A punctua attendance is re-
questel for the transaction of important bu-
siness.
WM MCLURE,
Chairman.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

SENATOR LATHAM arrived in the Overlant
Stage at Visalia, on Thursday last,
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
August 4th, 1860.

National Democratic Club of Gold Hill,
VIII meet at Gold Hill, on Saturday evening,
August lth inst. general attendance is re-
quested. Il. G. NUNNALLY Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
GEO. L. ANDERSON, Secretary.

BnEcKENRIDGE RATIFICATION MEETING AT
STEWARDS FLAT.-1he National Democracy
of this precinct hold Ratification meeting
this evening.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

The National Democrats OF Auburn. are r5-
quested to meet at the Club Room, on CONNER
cial street. this evening" august 4th,) for the
dispatch of business.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

HoN. B. F. MYREs. District Judge, and fhll'l ~
THOMAS, District Attorney, for the coun'' u
Placer:
* ENTLEMEN: You are hereby no'lnga .;au U.S., ~
NJ the undersigned will make appllca'au,m am,. ~
his Excelency. John G. Downey for !ns ..00 oO' cOp
tation of the Judgment Of Genaro Quln'aabU, bs o.
victed of murder of the first degree at me nv N.
tober term. 1859 of the District CCur' pl..er p S
Eleventh Judicial District, in and ior o,st dsy
county and sentenced to be hung on !ne Stsc
of September, 1860, to imprisonmento omTTI Ia tT'I
Prison for life MILLS hOn .a..nc nL
Attorneys for Genaro oulp'''''
Service accepted, July 3lst, A. D. ,1TpEs lSeV
District Judge, Eleventh judicial p''"''
'ei'''e S''ep'eo' ''' P. W. THOMAS.
District Attorney, Placer cou"''
August 4th. 1660.-3w
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
COUNTY OF PLACER.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF PLACER.
District Court of the Eleventh Judicial D;v,.;..
Of said State INV
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIroRyJ. To
ARIES B. WEIR, GREETING: ~
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 on.
IL wcr the complaint of Emma J. Weir in s"I "Ia,
Court. filed against you, within ten days from tha
service of this Writ exclusive of the dny of so" ,s
vice. if served on you in this County, Mt if se,r
ed on you without said County. and within sa;d
District twenty days; and if served on Won wtb T'4
out said County and District. then in forty dar.
from such service. exclusive of the day of 80.
vice. in an action commenced on the list dav of
August, 1860, in said Court. This action !.
brought to recover judgment and decree Of nj,
Court, that Plaintiff be divorced from the bonas 10
matrmony with Defendant, and that the cnstod"
Of the child "Ann Eliza" be awarded to ~.
Plaintiff, and for costs of suit all of wbich 'io ~
more fully set forth in the original complaint
certified copy of which is herewith served snS
to which you nre particularly referred. And vou
are hereby notified that if you fail to answer tba
complaint as directed, Plaintiff will take udr
ment by default against you for costs. and anniy
to the Court for the relief demanded. f'
In witness whereof. Henry Goodnc
Clerk of the Eleventh Judicial Dis.
49, trict Court aforesaid, do hereun,o
LIS. set my hand and impress the Seal
|\ Of Sa1 Court ot off;oo :,
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

SANTA BARBARA RoAD-A contract has
been entered into with James Thompson, of
Los Angeles, for constructing tie new road
through the county Of Santa Barbara. The
road runs through the whole length of the
county. from the Los Angeles to the San
Luis lines, passing through San Buenaven-
tura, CITY of Santa Barbara, and out by the
Gavota Pass, distance in all of 1875 miles
The road will be completed in four or five
months; $4,000 have been appropriated
therefor, in State and county bonds,
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

The TELEcRApH.-The southern tee-
graph is progressing finely. The Los Ange-
les Star learns that the wire is stretched
eastwardly within twenty miles Of Fort Te-
jon, and the poles are distributed from Los
Angeles to Fountains, distance of about
So miles. At last accounts; from there to
Reeds Ranch there were no poles, but from
Reeds to the Fort, poles were laid for use.
during the coming week, continues the Star,
everything will be ready for the wires be-
tween here and Fort Teion.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
Notice of Application for PARDON.

August 4th, lS60.-my
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

In witness whereof ! Henry Goodng,
Clerk of the Eleventh Judicial Dis.
trict Court aforesaid, do hereun,o
I set my hand and impress the Seal
J of said Court, at office in Auburn,
this lst day Of August. A. D. 1860,
HENRY GOODING, Clerk
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-23

Sic bemueratiid)e WationalsG omnentipn in
($LnrIaH1,

Gborlefpn ri, april. Die @taotil III
ppa Dele9uten 5ur Convention. Die %feinolt=
4en OeleSatipnen BON NepzYprf be9en beiOe
bic S%plfnung, 5n9elulen 5t merbelt. Mdppr
8pOo pDn NepzYrrt entpifelt 5rpBe @uer9ie,
nm Die 3ulallun9 letner Traftipn gu bemirz
fen unO i6ei1t ieinen @pncurrenten BET ben
iiiblidea Dele9aten ben @un9 ob9eluufen gu
baben, inpem ct Die eri teren Bel biel Ell ais Nbpz
litipnilte ten bit9eltelt bat. Der Streit Der New=
Ycrfcr erre9t pprerlt mebr Snterelie ais bic
6rose, iper gum 8raiiOeuter Der Convention
erlpdblt perpen lpa.
9eo4 ideiut MeuauO cine felte Meinults
oariiber gu 9aben, tper gum Prdiipenten rer
Ser. Staaten n~pnlittrt perben pirb. Giele
iiiolide 0elesaten iinO obiOlut 9e9eu Douglas
uaO Drobell, I'M Sale ieiuer g~tontinatipn bic
Convention gu perlalien. Wtan slaubt, DAP
9unter auBer 6ru9e it,. lleberbaupt l6eint
feiner Der Sanpipaten entIdiebene uno entz
fdlpieae Sremloe 5u baben auBer Douglas.
IS liap i'm @au5en bS4tenS 1000 6rempe
in per Stapt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-23
9ic 0rntofratilde NatiOualzG OlOeniioll
III GbarlefOn

beoinnt beute. Seloer 1llo unlere pltlldell
GfSbte mn bur6 eillcn e~in5ioen Selegrapbenz
0rQbt nit Der Metrppole be8 8almenltaateS
perbuupen, uno e8 lit pe8balb fra9lid, OBJ man
bic 9tQ6ridten ppn DIRT, penen po8 gauge 2alo
nit Der gr0Bten Spannun9 eutSeser itebt, 10
1dueQ er6alten mirb, ais man pltr1ldt. DIE
orpsen 9te1pzOprfer 8lGtter baben lt9 IN ben
isbten Ga9en Die 9r6Bte 0fibe 9e9eten, nm
1i9 fir pie 3eit Der Convention III ben Selie
be8 Drabte8 81 IeBert.
Die @barleltpuer @~aitpirtbe, nleloet Die
g. 9. 4tenp5eituu9 aus @barletcn, baben nit
ibren Q1r gu mnperlddmt bpben 8reilen yoa8
Start iiberldp6en", ME @ultap 8a9 gu ldreiz
ben pfleote. 33ebn Dollars per Gag fir eiae1
Stroblaf auf Der dele, Ou8 bat ME Elm ME-
peri6lasenbe8 8ulper uuf Die @iul9e Gar<
Ien6er Don Batripteu Semirft, bic bier fir De
i~1pfratie, 9idt, Soft uaO 9OSiS fedter seben
mputen. 8pr 6 poer 8 Weden lhGBte man
Die 3abl Der nSuftoer8", bic fid our @pnoenz
ton e%infinOen pIrpe, auf &c, O0O-3O,O00;
mie aber jebt Die Au8iidten fe je.t, ipirO man
init einem 8iertel pteler 3abl Id1pn lebr 3ufrte=
ben Iein miillen. Da8 Olius 0puIe bate li6
ouf 1000 @dlte etn9eridtet, bat aber Bis lebt
nidt mebr ais 100; anoere .0ptel8 I'M Se1z
b6ltniTe. Die A69errpneten aus benz 9tpro@
peiten ibernadten in Sibernian Sall unb omar
in etnem -ein3i9en Saule nit 1872 6elobetten I!
= 8tS iebt liub Die Opu9la8sO tdnner am
ftarften pertreten. Sic re6nen nit Sider9eit
barauf DaB ibr &anbipat lpdteltea8 beim britt
ten 8allptemert bic Npnaillatipn erbalten tpiro.
= Die 4b9eorOneten bon Seltatp 9au8en 5d9
al @ut6rie, ben lie al8 ben beitea germittler
3miide1 nGrpliden unp IiOliden @rtrerten an@
pretIen.
Srr bon g. Carolina, Der atf bet neuli6em
Staat8s@ Convention iber Die llltra8 selie9t Bat,
trdgt lth nit SOffnun9en auf Die Si5eprdfpent~
idaft. Sin Sane BON Oregon miro bier gar
nidt 8eba9t (tn @aIbiugtpn betp uebr.) =
Sine Men9e pempfratiider 3eitun9Ss 5erauS~
9eber uub Sournalilten bat lfa bereitS ein9e>
funpen, Tim nud ben nSpOil8" gu ie9en. Son
beutiden miro II. 81. 6r. 6elO pom Buffalo
Democrat uub @eltbirger" erlpartet.
8eitere8 lteFe Inter Den tele9r. geadri9ten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-23
Spn @aIbinatpn.

@ al in ton %, Gpril. DaS Gtaats<
requirement 9eoenft Der japanelIden @elaubt=
l4aft eineu MarinezO ffBier alS beltallpi9en
8esletter bei5ugeben. Wabrl6etnli9 mtr6
@opt. Dupont nit pieI lem Suffrage beebrt tperz
ben ullb iiberbaupt ale arrangements fiir Die
@elunptIfnft 5t leiten 6abeu,
IS %cirtpltrt bic gtu6riGt, paB Senator Oas
oi8 eilen 8rief nod Gbarleltol 9eidift bat, per
III ber Convention pcrlel Ell iperoen lpQ, in lpel@
DIEM ct erfldrt, baB ct tein 9anpiput fir bic
Yrdlioentid daft 1T.
@e~senmarti8 laufen beim @tuuts0eporte=
tement purdidnittli4 in ber Bpde 200 @e1u>
Ge nm 8dlle eil1. G8 lam pe86al6 pieleit
@eluden 9esenmarti8 uidt 10 raid entIprp4en
merpel1, tpie IpnIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-23


in Sbrem 8riefe mir 9escniber uu8iprtdt, 1T
t6plifen uip beIploerS De8jeni8et, Der aus benz
eblen @eidledte be8 6auie8 Sopppen ltamnt.
Oa8 8eitere babe id III lieiner @ncpclia hez
antpprtet. SD meine nidt iiber MIDI, lonoern
iber ben 3ultauo Der Seele @m. Ntaie1tdt,
wel6e fit Die auf ben 9tatb S6rer llnsebtn9
peritbten Gbaten ben frafenben @elesen Der
Sirde bereit8 ~perfa(len 1T uno nod meiter per-
~faGlen pirO fir iene 5batcn, melde Sic porz
1ubet. SD erinnere @m. WaieItat, baB iene
Belt nidt fern lit, III ipcl6er Sic benz utler=
bittliditeh 0ti6ter fiir bic bi8ber 9e9ebenerl
Ner9erniile uno fitr Die llebel, pelde sic burd
Sbr @ebahren II inherent armen Stalien 3ufit-
gen, Ge6enidaft able8en miiIien.
Sims Der Neunte, Bapf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-23
Serbeerenser eturm.

ct. Souls, 20. aprif. 9tm MOntas
a6eno ri6tete ein Scrnapr in @arlenpile, ST.,
+9rpBe Serbeerun9en an. Sduler ipurOea ab=
9eoeft rnD um9eltiirSt. 0a8 Dad Der 2utbe>
ril4en Stride ip1rpe cine Strcde melt fort9e=
pebt NIB Die Wauern bebcutel1o belddoi9t.
Da8 Dad zines 8pbn9ebduOe8 purbe beiuabe
II Meilen IN Der SUIT fprt9cfibrt. Sinper
murbeu bon Dem Willpe IN Die tSGbe gebpbcn
unb cine 5iemli4e Strefe fprt9ei4leupert. @rne
Wense 8ieb muroe 9et0ptet. Gin 9~emiiler
2pme murpe pom 8libe e,idlasen. giele Ser
lpnen linO perwunpet unp Der pecunidre Ser
lnlt 1T srpB. Sine dbnlide @rl6einuns mar
gu 9lei4er 3eit in 2cuiliana, OfO., unp ridtete
bort sleiae8 llnbeil al.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-23
anfuaft Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pres.

ct. Spiepb, 20. Nprtl.
Ole Central : ueberlullp : Qpnn @ppreR 1T
beute Nbenb UNI 5 llbr nit gta9ridten aus
Gan Trarci8cp pont TO- 4up aus Carton Sal=
len pprl II. B. SO. ansefpmmen.
Can Tranci8cp 5. April. Der Dam=
pier u@OlOeu Sl9e" sit9 beute init ST, 600, 900
Gpntanten uao $50 Balia9ierea = t~poruuter
Die republifanii9e1 Oelesaten CUR Chicago
6. npentipn, melde nit Der iapanelii9en Sc
Ianptldoft auf per uGpanpfe", BON ISpinpau
uad Walbingtpn reilen piro, lomie Sen. Sobtz
ltpn bon Utah rnp 2ieut. 8rppfe mad 8az
llama ab. Der Dumpfer u~@6alnpipn" le9elte
beute um'8 Gap 6Orn berum na9 Nep>Opr
ab, pa plan i'm an Der pacifi9en &Hlte nidt
ldtaer braudt.
Die iapuneliide Oampfpadt ipirD in Sau
6ranci8cc blelben, biz Die 9tadri6t BON Der
Nntunft Der Sc ianbtI9aft in @aIbin9ton ein=
trifft, pprauf Die Ya4t Dem Sailer ben 8eridt
iiber bic 9lufnabnre leiner Sc anbten in Ter
8unbe86auptltapt iiberbrilt9en apirb.
DuS @eIee, pelde8 elmer fran3Slil6en Sc
lellidaft Tie Gon5eilipn perleibt, einen .!6afenz
pamm in San 6ranci8cp 5u baueu, mel6er
flint Wfeilen lang meroen Ipl, paIlirte am 4.
ben Staat8ieuat uab bic @eleQidaft 3peifelte
llidt, RAP lie e8 binnen elmer Np9e AUDI in Der
Nllemblp pur9Ieben perpe. Sn San 6ran=
cisco 1T cine Snpi9natipn8per Ian1ullung beru5
len %poroen; man a8irt all 8 frdftt9lte 9e9en ben
Blan.
Gan 6ranciSco, 10. Npril, 8 ll6r
NbenoS. 4m Z. 1T Der yBopbattan" nit Der
lapanelti9en @eianptl4uft abseleselt. 9lm 6.
fano Die WtalenperI anlnlun9 peoen Der 6a=
fenbauten itatt. Gin Brpteit muroe aboefaBt.
SO mat cine Der frdfti9lten Oempnlfratipnen.
lpelde lett pielen 3abren bier ~1tattfanpen.
@lei9ppbl pirp ba8 @eIeb in Der aIIenlblp
bnra9e9en. Wfan bOft aber, oaB Der @ouoerz
neur letn getp pa9e9en einlegeu ulto baS Sc
leb ME 1T &raft treteu iperbe.
Oa8 @eles iiber 8emiQiouna bon $25O.O 900
fit 9 @a9enltraben iiber bic Sierra Nepaba
bat beioe 3wet9e Der 2esi8latur paiirt.
Serner mnroen $4,000 fir bic 8crue1Iuno
Der SIt9ren5e De8 StaoteS $4,000 fir Elm
StaatSsAlpl fir bic Gaub1tumuten uno glirts
ben $4,000 fit cine Staat8= STE prmz 56ule
in Marp8piQe beipiaiet.
Die Nu8manoerung uad ben MaIbpe 9Riz
men mar einige Gage bur9 Stirme mnterbrpS
den wprben, ipipie bur9 bic BON Blacerpiue
ein9etrcffele geadrtdt, baB bic 8eropdiIe nit
Sdnee a%nSefHnt leien ; felt eini9en Gueen
nimr1t jene aber peritdrften 6prtgans. Die
lesten Nadridten aus ben @aibpe Minen
melpen unsitnliseS @etter ; bic &inwanoerer
trafen IN FOLDER Men9e etu, baB nidt in bentz
ielben SerRaltnille aebenSmittel 9erbei9el6ufft
iperben fSnuen.
8ei5eamebl ~fpitete so Bis go Dollars, 3uder
l DoQar ba8 Pfuno, tpeu $3.50 pr. Gonne.
Die Miieizg tadridten louten 10 9inlfis wie
INNER.
Die 8arfe u8ppfer" fommt init Ipdteren
Nadridtea BON ben SanbWidz Sniem eben an,
al8 Die @rpreB ab9ebt.
Die PpnpzGrpreB brin9t nur etipa 25 9riefe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-23
Selcgrnpbticbe SIn6rtcbten
Rpri fir ben @dItimnre Reh = a
lttfmnft Oes Sampfers
81 inertia" II 6alifar.
8 Gage Ieueres aus europa.
&eenan perhaftet.

SeeHdH oerDdItet-,
Salifar, 81. April. Der. Dampfer
Gmerica, oer am Z. BON 2iperpool Angling, lit
augefpmlaen.
Der Dampfer geOpa Scptia fam prarbea
am 5. ait.
Die SanpeG8nadridten li,b furs. 8eaen
Der uOeilt8elt Wode" iparen lllr menise Sc
I9dfte pprgenpmnteu wprben.
Seenau, Der umerifaniide 8rei8fampfer
purpe am friiben Mor9en oe8 Cages, All bent
per Dampfer ab9inA III Derby perbaftet /;
ais Der Dampfer ab9ing, mar ct i'm STREET. TIM
etu SerbGr Dor peul Sriepen8ri9ter %ab5uparte1.
Wtan %9lallbte, Der Sampf werpe ouf ulbez
ittumte i3eit perl dcben merben,
Die pplitlden 0tadridten linb mtlpi9tig.
@8 miro 9ertelpet, DAP Der Datnpfer @reat
@aitern pas @el4waber, ba8 ben Prin5et bon
8ale8 i'm Stunt nod Canada briu9t, b~e9leiteu
mtrb.
Die @tnlpubner BON Ni55u uno Sapopeu
~irllten III ~pel1i9en GaSeu mittellt a~Gsemetnen
Stimmre4teS itber Die 6ra9e ber Anneratiou
an Sraufret6 ablttmmelt.