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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-12
BRILLIANT SKIRAiISH NEAR KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, NOV, TT, 1871.
This morning, at ten O'Clock, Colone Anthony, with
one hundred and fifty mounted men, attacked an
open prairie about miles from this place, by six
hundred rebels, under command Of Upton Hayes, and
after desperate struggle the rebels retreated seeking
shelter in the woods, from which they were again
routed.
Colonel Anthony then fol- back about six miles to
await renforcemenis which viii speedily be forwarded
to him. This supposed to be the baud of rebels
that captured part Of Colonel schieid's company Of
Fremont Hussars Little Santa Fe II is said that
there are upwards Of thousand armed rebels in this
county
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The remains OF
Colonel +. ID. BAKER,
Killed in battle, near Ball Bluff, Va,
Octoher 81 1871

shortly after the conveyance Of body on board the
Northern Light got under way, and steamed down the
river with her colors at half mast.
And this Is the last Of Colonel T. D. Baker the soldier,
patriot and statesman in the city Of New York.
Now lies he ow--no more to hear
The victor's shout, or cashing steel;
No more OF mans rude TO bear,
No more kind sympathy TO feel.
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THE NEWS FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPoIls Nd, Nov. IFS T. n.
n, tidngs yet Of the expected steamer The
rsatsS is clear, and 1t is beautiful night The press is
largely rep. esented.
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Co. Is Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 5S7-November II, 1861.
81, rs, II, Is, 81, |, 10, 50, 5, "A, IA, 8, 63.
kESIucKY, CLASS 5Ss-November II, 1901.
7, 81, Q. 2, AZ, rs, IS, 6, IL, 81. SO. So 50, SO.
Circulars sent free of chagaby addressing eitherto
= MURRAY EDDY, co,
c0vtnli6M Ky, or st. Louis, Mo.
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desderanm for The soldier who wishes 70 wei, The
heidi but there Is no difficulty for that his head
erect who wears Of kNoAS splendid Fall STYLES HATS
70 pc ound at 2l2 Broadway OF Fulton KNoXS
look like gentleman.
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w., ,-,vo, OF tho Vanderbilt.

asSuo,s: Nd, Nov III A. NJ
r,oro oro "a So. 10 sssa4iship Vanderbilt, hourly
expseted from Beaufort
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Keeping the hcnd erect Il ri

Prizes Cashcd I'm ,. " Lcgalvked Lotteries,
and Information given by JOSH BATES Broker No. ~
Wall street, up stairs New York. e~-.
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Court Cnlcn,,nr-This Dnv.

SUPREME CorRr-tiRcun.-part Nos. 1lT4 ITS, 1884,
lisa lss 1890 1872 AS, 597 1894 1850, 1866, 1875
l2S9 1879 1871, 1885, l343, 1919, 1855,
SUPERIOR CouKT-Iart Mos. 1851 2525, 1911, 2125
1889 2547 1858 $3.50 1859 1851 2563, 2565 22ll 229
2503. Part 2-Adlounod till tomorrow Wednesday,
COMMON PiEAs-Part Mos. 1867, 1872 1922, $751;
1900 1417 1916 1871 1915 l549 1850 1851 1852, 1883
1854 Part 2-Ncs. l477 1928, 1929, $780, 1882, 1888
1854 1885, 1887, 1885, 1540 l54l, 1912, 1913, 1914
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Hill's Hair Dye.-Fifty cents, black or
brown; best IN Depot No BARCLAY street. and sold by
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-12

Photograph Albums "A Full Assort-
ment Tor sale by FREEMAN, RIVER CO. Importers, No.
/ Maid lunp
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Ladies', Give Lnirl's Bloom OF Youth
trial. for and bcauiyng the compile xion
skin For sale by all druggists and at i39 Broadway
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Hunts Court Toilet Poyvd

Hunts Bloom of ROscs.-A delicate color
for the cheeks and lps will wash OIL warranted
not to In ure the skin. Pise 81.
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Royal IiA vana Lottcry.-rrizes Cn sh cd,
and information furnished by TAYLOR co, Bankers,
No. i6 Wall street
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NEWS FROM MARYLAND.
NEWS FNUM' MAXI LAM.
CONVEYING OF THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE
TROOPS TO BE RAISED FOR THE DEFENCE OF TIE

STATE.
BALTIMORE, Nov IL 1851.
Governor Hicks Is 10 town, and will call early ses
sion Of the legislature. An army OF ten thousand
Marylanders will be organized under authority OF the
State and other preparations made in the shape OF
tlery cavalry and infantry, to place Maryland in
dton to repe foes either within her borders beyond
them.
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Gray Hair-Its Diseases, Change OF Color
and Establishment. New Treatment for Baliness. BY
GRANDJEAN, Aston place.
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BatchclOr's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world; harmless reliable and Sold and
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, ID Bond street.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL the
privately applied No. 8 Astor House.
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Prime Fresh Vcnison Haunch, TNOfn ar
saddle al retail from &c TO lie. per pound. David II.
CLARK, Washington Market Fulton street side
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Barry's TricOpherOus is the Best n nd
ch-a article a dressing beauying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies', try it, by
all druggists.
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A Pure TObaCcO.-Ye1lOw Bank TObaC-
co-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, from all
purcs, for sale by all tobacco and segar Dealers
Wholesale by E. GOODWIN a BROTHER. 2Jy Water street
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u
dazzling natural wilderness the complesion will
of; used by the celebrated London
Paris warranted not 10 njure the skin Price % and
cents per box HUNTS store, No Asor Place, New
Ynr
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A BOLD STROKE.-NO 379 BROADWAY, AN IN
~ porters stock Of gents Furnishing Goods at retail ~
prices before heard o. Elegant Sk Scars -
so cents usually sold at 81 5D immense lines of Neckes at
TO- Is rs and 30 usual price 10 ~ 81 30; My cSr
Linen Collars at II cents, Hosiery Gloves, Linen aud
SILK Handkerchief Under Shirts and Drawrrs nj At
dsressngy low prices The goods he sold 10 what
they viii bring.
ATS4 5.-DoUBLE SOLE WATEl. PROOF BOOTS, AT
IN JONES, 10 and IL Ann street.
A counts AND CLAIMS SECURED-COLIECTED
"A without fail. q. z. HOUSE. Counsellor AT Law, 10
Wal re- New York.
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Hollowny's Ointment and Pills.-To
colds take n. Pills rub Ointment
into the chest night aud morning
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 TrRAcTIyE GOODS AT Low PRICES.

4 TTKACTIVE GUDDS ut IOW TTIIhN
desire reduce present stock tn the lowest poss
BILE limit before The lt o January to for entire
Spring and In order to effect this
shall offer special Inducements customers from
until that date We ask buyers to examine the quality and
revised prices Of our -
CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS, GLASSWARE, SILL
YER AND PLATED WARE. AND OTHER
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
and especially magnih- assortment of
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
We Promise satistac ion IN all cases.
Decorated China Tea Sets Is pieces in coors AMI Colds on
Decorated China Tea Sets, A. pieces very n BE- fl for
any table 50
Cut Glass Goblets per dozen 90
Plain Glass Goblcs. %
T.. V. HAUGIWO OCT co,
Nos 49, 400 and 1872 Broadway Of Broome street
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into the chest night and morning.
Croup.-Dr. Tobias Venetian Linimcnt I,
Buy bottle without delay Price IS cents
Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusse also Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup
rorter combined superior article No. 2yesey st.
House, opposite The church.
Whites Fall Style Of Dress Hat Is Pro-
claimed all loyal citizens be the gem of the
PIG Broadway,
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OUR srSe.E< WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
~AsHINGToN, Nov. II, 1861.

= vHEHrNUTON, NOV. IT. IS6I,
AFFAIRS ON THE L. WEIR POTOMAC.
The Resoiute camc up to the Nav, iard this evening
and returned with the mails for tho uppT division of the
Potomac hotila. She reports that the SnhSoat Dawn
passed down the river night before last without facsv
ing any attention from the rebel batteries Thrtytwo
SHOTS were this morning fred at four oyster PUNCHES
passing up the river without doing any damage what
ever new battery has been opposite MARYLAND
ront, at Aqua Creek, which has compelled the lower
division Of the aotia to leave its anchorage and NOVA
further down.
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THE BOAT BUILDERS ASS0CIATlON;-rlu,Ef aous
ueymen builders requested to aeh ,ne resusr
rno,,hly OF the ion Hastings Hail. corner
~ 81 ~ a H. nrdsr ~ JAMES WILLIAMSON,
w w Sospxs sacrc,.rv Pregidens
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YJ,HE GENTLEMAN WHO BOUGHT A BOTTLE OF
copying l27 William street, about =.
NJ Sstsrday, Nov 3 supposed to nave dropie sum
= s' THADDEUS DAyIDS i co.
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A fhIR-roR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS
n Home and Asylum Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
m be held Institution Forty ninth street, corner VI
Lexington ayenuel Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday
the 18th. 20th ana 2ist OF November
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21
Reaction in the South.

A telegraph dispatch from Philadelphia on
the 24th is as follows:
The Richmond Whig copy of which has
been received here, in an editorial on the war,
says; "All the indications point to long
war" After commenting on what it terms
the safer policy of acting on the defensive,
which has been adopted by the rebel Generals,
policy which the editor fails to appreciate
and showing the supremacy the federal forces
have gained, threatening the whole coast and
able to assail at any point, the extended from
tier of the South, the following declaration of
despair is uttered:
"The possibility of our success is not within
range of accident 70 prevent our subjugaton
or determination is all we can hope for. We
have no skill in strategy and know nothing of
the means at the command of our generals.
But, if this is all that is left US we had as well
be looking out for terms of submission and
the sooner the better. An endless war, which
affords no opportunity for either victory or
revenge, is oootless undertaking. The
Southern people who have offerd themselves
and their all for the prosecution of this war,
and have placed implicit confidence in the men
invested with Its conduct, have looked for
something better. 1t is not to be denied that
a sense of unqualified distrust is gradually sup
planting this generous confidence that sus
piclon is gaining ground that all the advances
of our position have not been profted by as
might have been that the war has not been
prosecuted with the yigor and energy demand
ed by the emergency. We hear muttering
complaints apart from those connected with
the quartermaster commissary and medical de-
partments, growing out of the appointment of
so many civilians to high command. Many of
these appointments have filled the country with
apprehensions of disaster"
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21
DR.. WEBBER'S NVIGORATING CORDIAL

will cure these cases-if will insure animation of
the Liver Blood and Erains-it strengthens
the Nerves, and gives to the sufferer Lightness
of spirits, n Mental and Bodily feeling of
strength that is delightful. The many respectable
persons who have been benefited aud certified to
its extraordinary qualities in curing any of the fol-
lowing diseases must satisfy all but the sef-wise
and ignorant skeptic-Dyspepsia Indigcs-
tion, Loss of Muscular or Bodily Strength
and Mental Energy; Fever, Ague, or ChiIIs;
Rheumatic Neuralgia or other Pains; De-
pIelion and Weakness Of the Natural Func-
tions, Debility from Disease, Dissipa tion,
too much Doctorincs, Debauehery and other
causes; in case Of excitement from constant In
temperance, and where Delerium Tremens
has occurred have seen it change the sufferer In
half an hour from the most horrible state to calm
ness and placidity. 1t can, indeed be consclen-
tiously recommended to all suffering and the pro-
pretor regrets deeply that it is necessary to advef
tse it, in order that its merits may be known.
Sold highly concentrated. Price reduced to 50,
two for $5-large quart bottles sold by every re-
spectacle druggist in California and Oregon.
AGExTs-Crane & Brigham and Redington x
Co. Druggists San Francisco.
s7J- Look that the names of T. JONES and J.
WEBER, NJ. D.. is on each label. ol9y
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

4 LAKE MouNTAIN.--The mountain above
Canal and Long Clutches, known as Humbug
mountain during the late storm has been dis
charging an immense volume of water about
half way up. This mountain has always been
known TO posses a great basin Of water in the
interior, but never known to discharge it be-
fore. There is another outlet Oh Long Guleh.
which is also supposed to be discharging water.
Those who witnessed it think it curiosity
well worthy visit. Great belief has always
been entertained that this mountain contained
rich diggings, and if tunneled would produce
both pay-dirt and water to wash. A shaft was
once sunk in the top over fifty feet deep. seve-
raj years ago, but the parties gave up without
Perseverance in practical manner trinity
Journal.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

SOME Of our citizens, of the :" secesh" per-
suasion, are in trouble aud grievously afflicted
Consideration is visible on their counteuan-
ces They were, it seems, foolish enough to
disregard the Act Of Congress and the Presi-
dents proclamation. prohibiting Intercourse
with the rebellioUs States-so they entrusted
quite a mail to certain Dan. Showalter, for
conveyance overland to the dominions of JEFF.
Said Showalter having been arrested, and
placed in durance vile, the letters fell into the
hands of the Philistines,' i. e. the U. 5. Mar
shall, who may consequently pay our town a
visit, on official business" shortly. HpeOple
won't obey the laws, or won't read the papers
enough to know what the laws are, they must
take the CONSEQUENCES Mariposa Gazette.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

SINGULAR MEETING OF A FATHER AND Son.
A young man, only about three months from
the Atlantic States, was travelling through this
section of the mining region few weeks ago,
in search of employment, when by chance he
came to some miners, at work in this township,
and found one Of the company to be his own
father, whom he bad not seen nor heard Of. for
over five years. The boy found work in that
claim Calaveras Chronicle.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

DEArH.-The San Francisco Herald says
" We regret to announce the death Of John A.
Monroe long resident of this city. He ex,
pired Saturday after long illness. He was a
grand nephew of President Monroe, and gen
tleman of refinement. His loss will be lament
ed by large circle of friends"
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

IMPORTANT MoDIFICArIoN.-Atfi first, the Sc
cession newspapers in California were in favor
Of peacible diUision" of the Republic, rather
than have war. They continued in that pacific
frame of mind after the stormiug of Sumter.
Noir, however, they are in favor of peace on
any terms that will preserre the Union -
Pretty fellows, they, TO reproach Uniouists for
writing fer bread, since nothing but the des-
potism of their own collapsing bowels is un-
earthing them from the dens of disunion, and
impelling them to crawl, clandestinely, like
tattered and starving prodgals, back to the
mansions OF plenty and safety. But there will
be no fatted calf killed, to celebrate their
return the father of the household will stuff
at the deflemeut Of the outcast swine herd. and
recoi from the venomous and uneurabIe ulcers
on the Ieper.-[ Placeryille News.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

BIG CHUNK.-The Sonora Democrat says
" A chunk of gold and quartz weighing four
pounds, and containing three pounds of pure
gold was taken out of the Smith & Tinder
claim, in the upper end of Sonora, Friday
morning. Six hundred dollars besides this
were taken ont the same day."
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

EFFECTS OF Madame Saqui,
a few weeks since, performed on the tight rope
at the Hippodrome, Paris She is now SO
years of age, and is forced to dance by the
Proaigacy of her son who squandered on wick
ed women fortune she earned in her youth.
The only creditable thing the boy ever did was
to blow out his brains
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

SHor.-A Mexican. known as . Chiltapin, y
was shot, at or near Reube Chaudler's ranch,
about eight miles from Snellings on Wednes-
day last. says the Mariposa Gazette, 1t Is sup
posed by a woman called Cherokee jane
She was arrested, but whether committed for
trial We have not yet learned. The affair hap
pened in the night, and the only clue to the
perpetrator is through the statement OF the
Mexican, who only lived few minutes after
The shooting.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21
A N ACR OS T. &c.
BY A LADY OF SAN FRANCISCO.

BY A LADY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Where fragile nerves, health, spirits, body, mind
Enfeeble and depreSs- -man--womankind;
Bewarel life's fragile tenor-stretched too far,
Brings permanent ilhealth; the system thus at war
Engages painfully with life, the blood the nerves,
Relax and weaken--'ts that observes
Such poor week invalids, such tottering frames,
Creeping with mental and with bodily pains;
Oh. if they knew how WEBBER'S CORDIAL heals
Refreshes, strengthens and new life reveals;
Dropping no more, health, spirits, mind, relieve
Inyigorated- -yonthful-sanguneou bloom
Are seen upon their cheeks: health thus restored
Lingers no more-but lives and reigns-adored.
The afflicted may rely ON its powers to renovate.
the enfeebled system, strengthen the emacated and
STOPPING frame, care every nervous affection res
tore TO full vigor the digestive powers, regulate the
the secretons, calm both bodily and mental phys
ique, and thus give strength and vgor to the most
broken down constitutions. 1t has cured hundreds
of cases of dyspepsia, loss of appetite langor,
vousness, weakness from change of climate sick
ness taking too much medicine intemperance and
debauchery. 1t is warranted to be purely vegeta.
bic. do assure you that my
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

A CuINAMAN was shot at Todds Valley on
Wednesday night last, while robbing a sluice
by the light OF the moon. The Placer Courier
says it is feared he will not die.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

SALT WoRKs.-'rhe Santa Cruz Sentinel
advocates the establishment of salt works in
that county. 1t says there are salt lakes in
that vicinity that can be made profitable
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

,ba T-, T4.5iEiED Bucks HoRN-The editor of
~. h.. u'aFe Post has in his sanctum petri6ed
o., ,,oH ; norm which was sent to him from
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21
\ LITTER from Munich saws !:

c.a' lne werk on the ground gateway of the
te-t- t~pno! q Washington is on the point o being
fl. a. mated {n the royal foundry, and in about
Of ~ ,lo .'sat will be publicly terminated in one
iaFse rooms of the establishment. 1t
rssro @o'A OF the grandest style, and the bassio-
War - e'gpTesenting the principal scenes in the
= u Independence excite great admiration
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

IT is understood that all rebels arrested in
California will be confined at Fort Yuma,
where Dan. Showalter and his gang are now
held. The fort will be strongly garrisoned.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
January 9th, 1862.
MANAGERS:

MANAGERS:
Brig. Gen. L. DeShields. Major John Bidwell
Adjt Gen. J. V Scott Capt. H. Theall
Hon. W. T. Sexton, Hon. Thomas Wells,
@ J. B. Barker " j. L. n. Lewis,
I" H. J. Morrison, C. F. Lott,
Gen. p. II. Harris, " j. NJ. Vance,
Capt. 4. H. Connolly, Lieut.. H. B. Hunt
Lieut.. d. C. Burngame. 9 G. c. Moore,
Surgeon Wm Wilson, Q. NJ. Sargt. J. ]. Collins
H. B. Lathrop Senr. Peter Freer,
n. D. Plum, Forbestown, Russ Johnson, Berry Cr'k
Sam Whipple g e. S. Ruggles, Mt House.
A. Thatcher, Wyandott P. OFauell Cent House,
J. s Morris, . Alex. Kirby, ''
Walter Elliott, Bidwell, j: R, Lambert, Bangor,
C. B. Pike q" W. N. Kirby Sewell's r.
VIM. lie Fay, Cherokee, NJ. Pence, Fences Ranch
I. McDaniels. " IL. Burnham, g
NJ. Ii. Wells, Yankee Hill lJ. D. Pollard, Dogtown,
j. 5. Dickey, E. B. kinson, %
VIM. Nesbit, Helltown, Col Mum, Johnston's R.
Ben Harbour, Butte Cr'kl A. S. Warner, Rock Crk,
E. B. Pond, Chico, Jas Wagstaf, Hamilton,
DR.. Egery, - Capt. Nelson, -
Jos. Virgins, Vanest's Store.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
W. W. Hobart, H.B Hunt,
I. H. Harris, J.Lytle,
]. J. Collins
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Sam Hedges, NH Darrach,
Fl. Bay. Geo c. Perkins,
J. Block, A. Stephenson,
COMMITTEE on CARRIAGES.
A. G. Simpson, &C. Moore,
Z. B. Hendee, J. v Parks,
\. Goldstein,
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Ord. Sgt II. J. Simmons, Serg't J. Boucher,
Serg't ". 0. Middleton, Corporal S. 5. Sample,
q" J.J. Smith, :. j. Buckius,
T. Callow, J. ". siilkyson.
,rooD ,r.<,rrD
A. H. Connolly, Fl. B. Hunt,
WV. Hobart, J. B. NJ. Smith.
Sam Davis, Jas A. Wardwell.
1 TICKETS, IS each (including Supper and Car
rage Hire.) 10 be had at Simpsons Book Store, or
/ from any Of the Committee of Arrangements.
Rs Orders for Carriages to be left at Simpson
! Book Store.
\. B.-Dancing viii commence at precisely hall
! past O'Clock.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

ARIZONA is abandoned to the Indians The
white population of Tucson is said to be less
than Dozen
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-21

SOME gold discoveries on the Tejon road, in
the southern portion of the State are attract
ing considerable attention.
HUMBoLDr is to be the headquarters of Col
Lippitts regiment. The Colonel and two com
panies are ordered to that locality one company
to Fort Alcatraz, and two companies to Santa
Barbara.
THE Shasta Courier is informed by good
authority that Major P. B. Reading lost on
his farm in that county, by the late flood,
about $4,000 in stock, etc.
IT is said that the amount of property de-
stroyed by the flood in Trinity county cannot
be less than S200000,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-12
EVANSVILLE. JOURNAL co.
DEArH OF Hon. DAxIEL D. JoxRs.-W,

DEATH OF HoN. DANIEL D. JoSEs.-We e
regret to announce the decease of Hon. D.
D. Jones of Brook vile, on Friday night
last His disease was pneumonia. Air.
Jones was born in Franklin county, and
was about thirty-seven years OF age. He
was a graduate OF Oxford College, Ohio.
Mr. Jones was a lawyer by profession, but
he devoted much of his time to politics.
He was on the Democratic electoral ticket
in 1856 and in 1860, and in both canvasses
did yeoman service for his party. His name
had also been often mentioned 10 connection
with nomination for Congress from his
District, the Fourth Mr. Jones possessed
many excellent qualities of head and heart,
and his death in the vigor OF manhood,
will be a great loss to his family, and to his
personal and political friends.--S STATE Ser
fiael 7th