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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-04
Mrsiie ftir Wpftfaeben.

Srlete ltllter Gpupert, pelHe nt6t itber 1
ut5e tpie9en, uno nidt peiter ais 5000 9Ret~
9eben, tOiten 3 Gents, iber 5000 Meilen 10
Gents. Wenn Elm Srief Idmerer 1T, ale |
un5e, 10 fOfet er baS DOpYelte. lleter cine
un3e, bas Dreiiude unb 10 fiir iepe peitere babe
lln3e 3 Gents tnebr.
4ae griefe innerbalb ben Ser. Staoten
mtllen pDrau8besablt merben, lei es mittelf
Pclt Clamps, pber seitelnpelten Converts.
Briefe, pe(he In bic Soft sele9t werDen
u1o ain RlatelIelbIt an ir8ene cine AprelIe Sc.
ltlumt fun, fplten 1 Gent. 9riefe, welGc in
ben 3eitnn9en p~ublisilt iperoen, frften nebf
benz Rertc l Gent EXTRA. 2tm Srte ielbf oafe
8e9ebel cher anfrautirte Srife merpen uidt
onrpncirt.
Gircrtare (9eprndD tia gu 3 unscu wieaerO
fcften uad ir9enp einem 3beile Der Ser. Stoo.
ten ! Gent per Stid unO mHfep nit Strunps
~Ironfirt letn.
Ga8li4e 3eitu1seu, tis gu 8 lln3en Ibtper,
mtritett, nepn Die re8elmaBiee &bpunenten inner
b1b Der Ser. StoateH~ 4bA @eutS piertsliGbr-
lid.
Sin elue 8tdtter q. +. lpenn lidt tSa-
lth perianbD fclten / Geut i'm &crau8.
&28enn ein 9eprudteS Circular, 8aalpblet
ODER 3eitun9 perianpt mirp, 70 uluB fe 70 rer.
paft lein, oaB beibe @npen Oiieu ltnp ; aucerrr.
falls merpen ie ais 8riefe bere9net.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-04
M6rsliAe Gentralbahn.

M6rS1tAe @esatralbabu.
Dur9s mad benz Befen
Weabrt: Mrrsens 8. 20 Wttn. uno 0adsta
tags 3. 90 Miunten.
Carlton 4ccp ss3us.
Abfabrt : 4 nbr Naam.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-04

H. sur psle1peren &enrtttIBr1abute.
Ginpewbertr uas 5feifenbe iOateA fer pUriGtt9 lra, sbt fs tbrt
giastts taafeH uni leaAu sitfslbtn nsr son iolGea %sagtaeutep
Nlatlern pbsr 8ptf6entrdsern, ba fe fOnf Der @sfa6r ~ausscfcst
fnb. bei&r!usegt ~ nerpen unb tbr SEQ uftfpnf ~aussaten,
Durdfahrtsz0iQette as
gah allen TtsGtn hes g8eEais nnb su tGbtn bet 81
@b. 81. pilcebrGnrt,
@fHeraI- graiGranteu- NBent Der Baltimore. an0
Dbtp-GHenbata.
saso.n SIC. 90 TbanleSltr., Baltimore.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17


~ fiops< bSepso... W<f1 ~ NJ
fsssze 80 = IA tHm6os . ss&9FHg 49,
ss<'teE , Gee ssslsnl IN Uftss tssish
ssftt IN ne ssms fflat "a he aAsmag :
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y seisHhAs fs~sAs s<4sss tksg A.
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- kssmast 9Th N hss VI M We
fshf sr tIaNlhflsm n - HltNNf fslfs
y ~ shsls vHsm. tssltf flfsa'lg ~ NE
4 fmteA, ~ nsffss MHd ha*ss. NJ sffsf
m%alnstflns N n ssa'lf Hsssh sHssIF.
fefslstHns ttsi hsfmAAigas saf ~ ~ shlfk
esasN tstes hsAlfh shafsfsf fhH#a 10 u
ssssifs seiigH sfhf l1etl ~ faatsil
said W. : usnsaslj A &C., ~haisssis
nsrsflss, Vsmfhis, fsrn seA w III n
nlheeWfles, fffesTs, m%sfehahis afd hrs
elsss s%ilnrrs IN ~ saaihsfh states.
Sold ~ 'ls'lla 4 spn, f'snals
wv wnali %tarlealasl, call the ~.
ishtlgs n aas fssiafs ~ = fsmaig saosa
~ Vel cans strengthen tafilHl and
" ssd pafihsf, n = esstalnlf q valuable
fsarif W lhefsflte ssf 10 all, call a.
lhe AGENT. snj test taf yourselves 10 IN
ifiHal merits n sdslelsps tsfsss, w.
ass q Isds 'siie . 10 ify a. SEQ the al
tsftisemsn' IN sealhef e,lsma
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17
h1wTWW UNvl
= @~mw
ll1N1 xixtIneI I1l pv)nuN.
''s ,'...;'ss:.sa!''a sss:'''
sHs astW.y!Ss, 'sssss

hl'hNnsh' ve'Hbsf w The .
Va. = hsa'y esn"""sd'rr ~ The trt
'eaef'is batteries : hshhsptfi tbs
morning. Yen fshses steamers
oI'enel hff : I eleven yelgh 4
and eofi'nutd until iSo v ~, when
,''ey wllndrew' having dune NJ no N.
Jay The dsmsse dune 10 The enc.
ny u Hhhhowh, but u u supposed 10
be evt''ldefsble. DlxtI
HirnSosb, Or'ohsf N.-Twelve
fankee rfisonef. reached hire this
morning. who we're thken by The
scouts of . party ~ Cohbs Legion,
nent Newport News. They belonged
10 The 10Th N Y. regiment
NJ Indications here point 10 stir
ring events et an early day, though
there Is nothing reliably true or IN
tercsilh2 from the etmps
KicnnosD, October III Surgeons
w. v. Guild, formerly of the I, =.
ntmy, j. " Lo'ah. n Grofgia, and
j. j. Chisholm. of Solih Carolina,
ave been constitute al by tho secrcia
~ Of War. q Board 10 make weekly
,isi,s 10 The hon pital IN this city--to
csnninc the siek aud the GONZALES.
cent, aud make recommendations ~
10 their removal from the hospital.
by furlough, discharge OF return To
duty.
NASHVILLE. October -. = The
Conrier Of today, confirms the de.
siruction 81 two spans Of the iron
railroad bridge over Green river, by
y m'sapprehcnsion Of orders to the
officer ~ charge. Any forward move.
ment that may have been contcnpla.
ted by our 10 ccs, is necessarily de.
laycd by this measurable blunder.
The Lincoln force u, smi,hIand is
reported to b. aboa, four hundred
The Li%ncolniies destroyed ali the
water craft of every kind, on Cum
b%crlani river us iaf up AS Ross Fer.
ry, a distance Of 'wenty-seycn miles,
and then teurbcl.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

oeuow ~ In . go.
O0-5h uss tssssssR s,,srei,i-
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80A 0slssosA $50 49,
.0e 80 ~ 81 b - MS
1n9AQass ~ ail~suvo
- - - - p,.n1 =
Ss6 ~ s.pas4y Wessuso
2A0uoso ~ q romh.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

CsssoA.-ls il uow bsl'es- Ell By many that
lsyis,d Of this staple will M, exceed he
~. the heavy vnins ~ tho past summer
y ialI having been . great drawlack.--
)ss 70 oa.ss the small crop ii ea,,on. ~
M hsvs an abundan, hnrvess Of corn aud
vess pesssoes, wh,ch wil. he much vnn,s
$3.50 b. shass =, home, ~ wsll .. by ~,
ssss v~oIansesrs, who are s,rs .rlirc
|esinas IN issol n, and rsvss Nc fac
PsNels hAs done acr duiv well. both in
kawine grain and sending her gallant son.
, kght for and offend her soil.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17
DE-. =. u. ~ L.AasD
VOLCANIC OIL LIHI0Bu1
~ s''' s e. :. :: :.. =: sss's' ~

Thossawds n human bsings hare bssa
saved = lie II aesssritsds AMI m,sess. by
the use ~ dis Invaluable iininsni. [,
wili relieve psiv slmoss iAssaniApeoasIv.
and u viii elsmse. purity and heal the
foulest Sore in m iacs~dih's short tin
Mefssn's Geicssic M Lisimsnf will ~.
Iie,s ihs most invessrAts sssss Of Mssuh.
,is~, Gous or Neurslsis. ror Paralysis,
Contracted MsseIes. kiiohess NJ wsstpsss
IL ID. yo,sss, y1ssels o. Liessss,s. Il will
nessr fall. Two ~sppl,sssiohs viil suss
Sore Throat, lDeaaasSe. y xsrssAs. o.
Barns o. ssalda, Or ssy psis, Il V IN 10.
fatiabI. rsns5y. ~ 4, ~ voc vil1 osd
IL ~ 'stispssshlsss.s6y. kssphsIssys
% hand.
e1PPisn,ep. venVAW aagseshaviae
charge of hspsss, ulIl ~ 49, y usia9
Mel.s~s's velssals Ol tknln0L hiss
speedy asd infslAbDs sseOl0s oolls, SsraiM.
OAsln, Suelnea, Lsnsoess, Dvs-usy.
ssess, Wsss1s, oseaishss, ~ ssy ses-sssl
tieoass. 1sytl 81 yos uilI " essvisesd.
]. y. nslgAe, Sole prspsisos.
81. Lpsis, Nisssuri. :
eVPesp sale b. Z. X. ClAsAs, PsssIa.
Eepssabss 1, issi. ass.iv
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

These Pits WW not o0It bfrAh ~ INV
case II Chills and Ycser. hut taken in son.
nee,icn ~th the psirlrss liver pills. viii d.
vkss ssAss sews and fever r~m.diss ~ not
dol. ., eradicate thss~ss~ II tho disease
fr.m he sysssn. Yes ssst w. ,hsm ssl,
once.
That dead scosrss ~ the Mississippi
valley, Kias Asue, finds his sorqp.rrv 10
,hess remedies. Those VIM live In III. mi.
n.mstic regime n tho sossh and wsss, will
And these remp1ies hsy0nd IN psie~ uAss
,hsy Aavs once ssstsd tAeir viftus.
TO rnB PtAUTpns.
In the bottom lands Of the Mssis.ipp,.
Arkansas end hsAsos. end I.ei River and
in eli oalasious ssstioos. b. esllo ring the
direstisss fos sdmiaslssixs shss. piIls, gill
sGscl uslly prevent n~iNs.ssnsh. NJ ths svus
ed chill vsssvs. ~ cell .. niliow. ;. Inter.
miuens aad RemnlsNs vevses. tkss Nsw
yearly desiwate The tine NJ their pevvaa's
ss1 cesols q ~ ssppsh ~ Nhusn s1mA
ORR MfLLIoN DOLLARS
0sss North fcs esssh psssWs nedion0.
Th%ss ysss DsssA .sad Ynntss aisssal
medisisss "a The asos, sslsss yes visl 70
I'LL. cad w thsss.
psssly vsgssshIe AZ esssksss rsseti~
ppuDsss1 dec ~ b.. lshst, . naive To-
asossas, ~ hss : eaul1Issisy vIlA Sssth.
s's tlssss.p - 'Asr 'rss'ssu' = .
~. elsskt IN I'M leue e5us.
bssesnu>s1sA ~ 0Aitt vsvw, pevs
Osoh Aess. ~ ses11es slss Tksv ~ili
soeess.lly bssae spso1 sh~a ssheA N esa-
osoSIea Glib shq3tsee IN. UslI sWlpls =.
A4Issas wsy ~ 6se.ee - nasswbss
lsss sssa116os - - so1ssass ~ go.
priss u. ~ y nssl. psss psl1.
Ons Asss n shsss pills 70 vsrs~es1 n
bvnh ~ re- eass - Aevs ~ tAim, -
use1 = ssseevsisa sisA ChsA's pAssssO
livsa PA, Gill s9esssally ssss ~ sneissly
all ~ ssets n 6lesase vhish
bssae % sAili lever. ssses sess se1lsab
aess. .ClsAax, 0nHObeY 4 Gu.
vss ale y lesssis : sse, psaehs -
~. q, ~. tass8
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TYPE EOlNONYi
TIE ONLY
NJ CT Type
% Sou,,r,e Soil
s0tTM % BALTIM

Type md Printing Material from any
Foundry North furnished when required.
We al and will manufacture IN ri h.
mond M eood IN article. and Mt the same
spsc men prices, a. any Foundry North. =
We rsspesf fully solicit tbs pair onaee n the
South. HENRY l.. pEiuCzE 1 90.
We rsfs YOU 10 rssry printer in TIL. city.
wealso dairs sve.v n.wspapsrin the South
10 copy thh advertisement Tor one month
sending " n copy = their paper md
receive ihsir pa, for .uch advertisements
upon purtnsing I've umes the pmoun, Of
their Oill hou US. II. l.. r. AuO.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

The attention n the se~sAevN ruhiie 10
called 10 IN. ~folIovips ne@ieiaes, prepared
end ~, NJ bya rsepsesshls dris 10 the city
Of Nashville.
qBuY Auo'VARaAHrrp
70 d shat ~ say tbsywsll 1s,N directions
ere follovsd. assfA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17
L.SsaOa's .s'OTsCE.

CpMNlTTgD uths Jail n psnols "
~ Coaaq.a negro issn. who ssysAs
be name u SClvtfO. aud that be he
longs 10 Arson fleming 81 MsdisonsN
sounss, Mic. Ssidboy IL shout 9 feet hirh
gill weigh shsss ~ Ibs., md shess ,hirs,
years 81 see. very black, had IN 3 coats
and three pairs Of pants. The owner IL
hereby notified IN come forward. prove pvo.
p.vty ssd take hin swsy, or he win be tssk
Sish ~ The lAu tis~sss.
J. n. JONES, SHERIFF
sat Jsilor, Panola %.
October Is, 1861. ps9.lv
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Ntw Advertisements.
ANsWaStGwt,t

Ne ass ~sashasisea 10 ~nssaees ' !,
hoflss - 4 eandi isie fpf The ames n
sheriff N Pamela County, =, the ,,c,obsf
elaatlon. 1867. -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

ARfsnrs WAND on nm Bull
Rux Mevk = notwithstanding /
hsia't vsib nseh gor he papsrs Of
late. aslely nsedn't latter sheirselves
sAss ~ underlined IL ded. On the
ssstDosy, II SIN live" Which words
~ epoAss b dssyl webssss, No
vss . ssls nm. Bven the "a lise
Whip II Boston viii slmis that
wsI0oos b I'd nov. and bic msnsel
Aas ~pgshally fSllsa into The hsaas a
- dnlse = ~ hasA elrss. Who
est ssil h. slsassvsys sebedy
'pssss b - ssia soss& wesvia Il 10
any psPtieslos exseAs, nov dAys-
he Tiginens e vAeo l ~ kusasl
opesly sssels1u1 Ny vpve bseass
s1lpGsa = 0sue osss(h vtishser
eol6o)se ~ - tausie 4 - -
N vkese ~ b ~ 1Aieksst
eel vhess ~ ssuom - sDoss-
- - . Auuioaa eieiosn. ~
nsvse seass - e1nirs IT, wsssesly
eavoDee sue treoDs. ns1e q wssk.
~ - . i ~ ~
-. 1p.ls y - ~ ~ h =
- -. ~ vilb ~ \ ~ ~
UD 30"
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: !: s.:.s 81 w. - 5 =: |; J: -; ;:::' :. : =: 8.
~. 49," 1870" WI "
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49,. ,,s - '''''', P.". :::' =;
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

!. v. Bsrss. nse--we had the p'sas.
Fs OF a call, N Ssnday evening last.
ssm Mr. j. ". Brash, Il Horn Lake,
ess., who paid eur ,o~n = sisi, 81 = lev
bssvs' Duration We rssrs, the, he could
bsspssless bic s,ay, for vs fos.a him to
= - isss'Iie,ss asd soeinl gentleman,
siA vhse' "a psss-d ~ hasr or ,wc IN .
vlsssss sss probable nssssv. h what.
sve hs.isesS he may hereafter essase.
~ s''h him success, and . long life II
1nPpisess and pses9eisy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

tts OknssesrN1 49, Al ....a il. no.
a.'ls ..lss m
Nsfifg sIst h h s-tss,tsls n l.te,st.
ssms4s ~ ssssveiss esa .~Nslfs,stsas a.
.kstssefd saa dsss4ssd ssAAe sufIytlas
al setlahsss ,hs hlsst. .,.stss,ss ~ III.
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Xv~s
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AVIS. 70 w vsns W. Iey-m
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oa.....
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I'm .l."nle =, N'''ss' ps""''''h " %
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-17

80. ia. ~ g. n A. s....l
'..u.. ..,l...aa.a
"a $50. sm,a .a, $1,000
y n. ,-s,ss,,s. .Iaai., i M. Il ,ss.ss
M NJ corpse u rspt Npws arrived u
~hss u shssIi haas bssa W.
Alec shss ssms s~es s'itss ~ The
tstss w ssvsN N Ne sIsssiss ~.
4 w esuesS, slsksws slsslse whs
lseslsksd thsw wih IVA IhssIIissses ~
wksvs W. sspess ssws fssm. W slss esd
: tkls6 seIsls 0IehsA lvsm sss eolsssas,
mollsee< "1sfs,cA," sivIss mites N 4
u ~ he sisss ., ssfdis, on The Ii,h
~klsh i've Appeal gives ss nm original
ltsm, vhss N Issu, II sheuld have stated
fran sha, sourcs II derived IL infssms.
While w are perfectly sIIIins thai
ous svtsmppsasiss showld ssisaa from ouf
solwmss any lies NJ I,e,ss ~h,sh ,hss ma
,hIsh vsald insssssi their readers, 40 a.
pfe,sst sssInss this shslessIs sa,bilns,z
"0ivs tho devil bic dse,v i ~ sslom ,hst
~ adhere To-, md sapes, others 10 respeel
our fishls, 100.
y.. $1,000. 60 u.
,..,,..,. .s....~. ws~.s,s w.."'~
s""" s ' "'.''e. wv
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., 49," ','r. Wv 'ou''
"'
''p', .
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| from he wvisisss VI tue hest authors in
,hs South. A. their patronage increases.
tho publishers will also increase their s,n6
Of writer's, and IT, success depend. upon a
%IisesaI patronage. which. We ara certain,
will b. checvfuliy accorded TO Il. when Y.
Iook upon liz meri,s. IT,, our people be,,ow
but n 1.-THE NJ the patronage upos tins
", n,hly ihs, ,hsy did iAk.nhsen per,odi.
e.l.. and W. guarantee that. inv W., shor,
period Ms.srs. Hutton A rr.lish viii prr.
s.ns to the publ 9 q magazine 81 the hisl.
e.s order, and On. thu, wiII campa . EQUALLY
with those Northern Publication. which
iwve heretofore flooded The Aeu,h. Gen.
,lemen, we wish yos success, and, ~ We g..
sir II stiffness yosv rapid ssr,ds, toward
perfection. ~ shall expect yos " favor u.
With q ccy, Of sas, isss.. and pstmi, us
4, note, monthly, it, merits. Tho term.
Of this Monthly sr. three dollars a year.
,,.~,
".' 'os'' !" Wv 'A.s.
'','" -, s,s"t ''''', !" ''A.
r"' ''"k "', ~" '
W"
.''''" 'as e'...'' .".' a"V's '"s
"Ia'r Sea- 10 wo"r 'ns'r naf 'h''eu e'"'e
a.. ~ s.le. n,toctsd ths anna .s,ls Ar.
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these ptIl. are NJ NAntss uish " h.
pslmsd N IN the ecred,.s South. Nm, ~.
prepared W w. r. N. cIsvt. NJ Nssieills.
Z NATIVE tsnrssssan. Teaimonisls NJ N.
hishsst character llatlss N theit virtue
ma, he bsa In NsshsIlls W. nnls al =
uisl " them. Prize N cesis rss hos,
Put up esls n the Amhtoslal til Medical
depot ~ Clark, Gtneef, Ato Nashville,
Tenn. Ia uhom order. mu., he addressed
IN receipt NJ Inc ssall ptler W cents.
20 vii seNd u IN, address Nv nail. rull
dlssstisns with saeh hos.
Thee pilla ass \ speed, and = certain
esrs for 'somrlsInss arising from = die.
sassd '-dsvsl liver. cuussah, ssmas
rhesit mA,sra. vs lwsssmiuses, Rsmi,.
tent or bilious Fever M Nsssous ols~dsrhs
Sieh or pevlsdiesl lissdschs. chvonie ,'os.
t~ivewsss. Ines ~ Appetite. ~Lsrsuot. nit.
siness ~ the Head. AswWAscs. SaIio~ Can.
plesion. Tainted Breath. Dyspepsia. p-ias
10 The Dsst, Sids pr nrrAsl. or I'll Impsrt
tlss u the Ncsd ~ Ell asaasrnens n
The stomach.
res ssls ~ Marlin . sou, panola, cod
Butte 1 muus. Nashville.
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The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-02

RECOVERY OF Horses IN WAsHoE.-The
Territorial Enterprise publishes the following
extract from letter dated at Ragtown, Jan
18th, giving the particulars of the recovery of
some stock which had been stolen by the In
dians in the late war. The writer says:
Last Sunday, the 18th, Asa kanyon, J,
Bartlett, j. Somers and myself, went from this
point to the Sink of the Humbodt-or rather
on the river to Buffalo Jim's camp. We
found there the old Winnemucca, twenty chiefs.
and from fifty to seventy-five horses. When
we started back, six of the chiefs accompanied
us, protesting friendship aid desire to return
the stock stolen by the Indians during the late
war. Kanyon recovered several head of his
horses, and we have one of Judge Browns fl
lies. The Judges horse was brought in by
Little Natchez. who is on his way up to see
the Judge. Natchez was sent by the old
chief, who wished to come himself, but was de-
tanned by some of the Indians who did not
want to give up the stock The head man in
opposing the return of the stock was Buffalo
JIM
Winnemucca's plan is to take portion
say six or eight horses-from the different
bands Of Indians on Walkers Carson Truckee
and Humboldt rivers, and make restitution to
the whites.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-02

APPEARANCE OF THE SoUrH CAROLINA
LEGIsLATuRE-The members of the South
Carolina Legislature sit with their hats on
The Clerk, clothed like an Episcopal clergy
man, calls the roll. The Messenger, in front
of the Speakers room, strikes his staff on the
floor, crying out, Make way for the Speak
er p the Doorkeeper repeats it loudly with
three heavy raps of bis staff, and then the
Speaker himself, clothed in a rich blue naza-
rine robe, marches up the aisle to his seat.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-02
THE Louisville Journal of December 18th
publishes the following communication

puDliSneS the fOi0Wlng communication
MOTHERS OF KENTUCKY Woe and sorrow
are now lowering over our beloved land. The
peace and security that dwelt around our fire.
sides have departed, and anxious thought is
pictured on every countenance. Why is this :?
A dissolution Of the Union is threatened, and
as an interdict from the Pope of Rome it car
ries desolation in its train. Can we not aid in
averting the ruin that is almost here? We
have access to a Throne of Power through
Christ our Mediator-access to One who can
turn the hearts of nation whatsoever He will;
ii whose hands are the destines of men, His
ear is not dull that He cannot hear, neither is
His arm short that He cannot save Theli
Mothers of Kentucky. let us on Christmas Eve,
in one united voice pray to Our Father in
Heaven to save our country.
A MOTHER
The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-02
Arrival of the Pony Express Dates to
January l4th-Important from Wash
ington The President Stands firm
Military Movements Secession Out
breaks
- Cur-PcurIr .Inn a

UKT OHUKCHIIL, j an. %.
The Pony Express arrived here at ! P. NJ,
with general news 10 the Union to the night
of January llth; special advices via Fort
Kearney to January l4lh.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 14.-The Committee of
Thirty-three stands adjourned subject to the
call of the Chairman, when he will submit re-
port aud the question will be tested whether
the Republicans are willing to compromise.
1t is reported that the President is deter
mined to purge the Executive department of
every one who breaches secession.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-02

AT a meeting of the citizens of Sacramento,
held last evening at the Pavilion, it was deci-
ded to purchase six blocks of ground between
E and II streets, and Twentieth and Twenty
second streets, to be presented to the State
Society for their show grounds.
The money (S6,50O) to be paid for this hand
some donation, has all been subscribed. -Ull-
ln1l
The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-02
From CARSON CrrY.-We find the annexed

FROM CARSON CIrY.-We find the annexed
intelhsence IN the Silver Age of January &c ::
Near Affords mills, in the Galena Mining
District, lode of gold ard silver bearing
quartz has been opened. that prospects l,600
ounces 10 the ton, one-fourth gold, and three
iourths silver. This discovery has created
perfect Juror; men are working night and day,
putting up buildings and securing claims
ms ledge lies in the main Serras, and is the
trst discovery on this side OF the mountains in
the main range, hence its Importance as estab-
iIshlng broader silver belt than has hereto
fore been recognized generally adding vastly
TO the Importance of that section of the Terri
tory, and greatly increasing the value of the
extensive lead deposits, in and about Gaena
Hill, furnishing home market to the several
saw Mills on Steamboat Creek and for the
extensive timber front, on the eastern slope of
the main Sierras. We know of no late discov
cry that exerts so wide q beneficial effect as
this may 1t form the beginning of series of
developments on the same range.
A friend writes from Esmeralda, mentioning
the following ledges as among the most desira-
BILE: Peoria, Ne Plus Ultra, Know Nothing,
Montezuma Rising State, Baltic and Lady
Washington. The last mentioned is a late
discovery, assayiDg $4,000 TO the ton. The
ledge has been traced and claimed a distance
Of two miles,
From Silver City, we learn that rich strikes
ale being daily made. The following compan-
les are named among the fortunate ones The
Perseverance, Millennium, and Pompey.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-02

OREGON MISES.-The mines around Jack
sonVllle are being very generally worked, and
are paying well. The miners in that quarter
appear to be doing remarkably well.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-02

SOUTHERN Folly vs.. SOUTHERN RIGHTs-
The Rev. R. S. Breckenridge preached a po-
itical sermon on the 4th Of January. 1t is one
of the strongest Union documents of the times
He declares that if the doctrine of secession is
correct. we have no National Government and
never have had. He declares the Federal
Government to be national-t to be Govern
ment in fact-able, not only to punish foreign
enemies, but to protect itself from domestic
insurection and State rebellion. 1t is fervid
and eloquent appeal to the patriotism and fra
ternal feelings of the people of the United
States. The hopes of freedom among men he
considers involved in the issue He is the un-
Gle of John c. Breckenridge, late candidate for
President of the Charleston seceders from the
Democratic Convention in Charleston. In the
discourse Southern Folly versus Southerns
Right is a case fairly ard forcbly stated. Union
STAGE LINEs.-The California Stage Com.
pany have eight different stage routes on the
Pacific coast, embracing l .093 miles in the
aggregate. They give employment to l3S
drivers and hostlers, besides number of Office
and road agents. Besides this, there are nine
Independent stage lines in this State, embra-
cling AGA miles of service. All of these lines
radate from Sacramento, and amount in the
aggregate to ,557 miles.