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| SITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition u JANIS PERRY Of Bt 70 III
New YORK. an JOSEPH Q. FULLER, Of Orange,
New Jersey, executor Of Elisha fitEgerald, de
ceased. praying for the extension sf a patent
granted 20 James Perry and the said Elisha Fitz-
gerald ON the sth day Of MARCH, lS5s for An inn
FrOyenent in Raising Dough:
IL Is ordered that the Testimony in the case be
closed on the 6h day Of february that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
United T. the 18th day Of February next, aud that
said petition be heard the 2Ist day OF February
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
decl-ih 9w NJ D LEGGETT. Cnmni .sionAr
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LOAN OFFICES.

DAN 0FFIOE.
The most reliable Loan Once In this city, where
ysuables are kept in the best fire and burglar proof
sales and where every c0stumer can pect fair and
8. G0LDsTEIy CO.'S,
2O9 ~ street and 614 street.
SATISFACTION guaranteed 20 any reasonable party In
need OF money In large or small sums.
CoHENS LOAN OFFIOE, zoos eEVENTB
" STREET. corner Of New York avenue *
and Seventh street.-Money loaned ON the ~
most liberal terms sn gold and silver watches - &
Goods kept any length OF time desired. seSD n
CARos WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE
AND sALEsRooM,
si4 PENNSYLVANIA AvExUE,
Between 9Th and 10th streets south side.
Tie most private Loan once in this city. Money
loaned on Cold, Silver, Diamonds, yewelry ~
and Goo DE- g 'dessrirtions, e the lOwsS
forCAsH. Open from q. m. 70 p m.
frtrate entrance from the hall aud st. spu
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AUCTION SALES.

RY WIN. L; WALL q CO., Auct,oneers,
Nos 900 and sos P ennsSirania avenue.
LARGE SALE OF PINE PLATED WARE AT
NO On FRIDAY MesSIxs. December %.
0iSl, eormsncing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell,
Esfs hs n trade sna o
god quality. consisting Of
Butter bss sst pi: :is pi ess;s zach.
Cake Baske cts, Pickle Jars and Fr.nes.
isprts frai, fss .aSSd tn EsSos rur..n,
G fsf Pr, Sf bss. T 81 let s s,.,,.
waiiers. Puff Boxes
Tets.a. Tete Sets, four pieces.
NH numerous other articl in the plated line
The above sale is worthy the attention Of buyers,
the goods are OF hrst class manufacture and will
u WI. WALL CO ,Auctioneers
Rf CIV; HAvENNER & CO, Auctioneers,
ID 643 Louisiana ave nue, Cd door east Of 7th st.
TkUsTIEE SALE ory.LUABLE I'M RovED
RT SEsTtSk 1874 MAssA
g. spl Iq q TH and sec SpSe II
direction Of the party secured thereby shall self,
ssenne an and \
the Ssh day e Decenber. ISL, ct $50 O'Clock p
said sToun M
s,usted in the ei,y e washineton, District Of 40
ter, C9,l in j. V Rumseyis subdivision Of square
numbered two w I'D and eighty three, (sS5,D as
ia lot appears upon the records in the office of the
surveyor of said city, with the I'm there.
Cd. consisting Of fine brick dwelling house
There rs u prior deed of trust upon this property
T. sscgre notes amounting to $1,000, which |. re-
corded in liber $50, folio 81, &c, of said land re-
cords The promises i'll be sold subject said in
Gun branee. Date OF these notes and maturity will
lie given u sale.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the rest in two
equal instalme ntr in and two years, tn inter-
est, secured by note and deed cf trust the pro
perty: S.OO be paid dow when the pro perry is
struck off, which will be forfeited uni, the terms
OF sale are complied with in five days from day of
SALE and in that the property will be resold at
the risk and csst of the detailing purchaser
Stamps AID conyeyancing At purchasers ex pc. Sc
deei5 AUSTIN r. Brown, Trustee
QUESTIONED UNTIL FRIDAY, DECEM-
BIZ ID, same hour and place
d2l-td AUSTIN p. BRswN, Trustee.
INV W n TonOlON
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e AUCTION SALES.
THlS AFTERNOON.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southwest corner 7th and d streets


u Southwest corner 7th and d streets
TRUsrEEs, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
NUE.. NEAR i4TH sfREET n.
sss and s1iy rsso1ssd fi n L sS:s u.
s;ob Ioio On ga Of The Land records I, for
party secured thereby, we win sen :, public aIe
daI o Of the on the
lot marked and lettert in the recorded subdvs,
ann 5 in the ey " rS
with all the improvements thereon.
and most rapidly improving neighbos hoeds ii In this
FERNS Of sale: On. half in cash. of which SO
made In and IL months, with interest from day Of
pii'd with within elk days after sale otherwise the
one notice at The risk ana cost q pur
chaser: All conveyancng and stamps at purchas-
d.ess..x.a. cRf LEM k WILLIAMS, anes.'
,. GIEE A ,ls 'H1, Il POSTPONED ON
THURSDAY, the 2lst instant, at the same hour
and az place By 0r SEE # s Aue
b LAnhh star Once Bu AHss.oneer''
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
SPECIAL SALE OF FINELY EXECUTED,
AAMA H BAkhIGhI0s sIEE "a AND AI AGATE
ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MORN
INGS. December 90 and 81, at 1O1s O'Clock, and
EVENINGS, at = O'Clock, at our auction rooms,
Bros Gate Vito Viii Sobs,) Of Philadelphia a
collection Of Finely Carved Agate, siena, Amarmo
HS nha
delabras, Besque Figures, Bronze Groups, &c, re-
TRSss i,ssn s1d
Also, One Italian Marble Garden Statue.
on MONDAY, December Is.
Terms cash.
die LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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RY LATlMER q CLEARY, Auctropeers
ID Star Once Bnilding,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th street.

RICHARD b. moHuN 4 CO.'S.
deS-w.s.3w l0lS Penney ania avenue.
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year. Address James Sutton & 60.
% Liberty St..New York.
TIE OH GUAnD.-Th Desember
number of this Monthly is fillsd with
choice reading matter. English & CO.,
Publishers, New York. Price only 90,
90 year.
AMERICAN STocK JouRSAL.-The
Deceaber number comes to us with
now and handsomely engraved cover, and
an attractive table of contents, varied to
suit the tastes of almost every Farmer,
Stock Breeder Dairynan, Poultry Kes-
per, g., while the splendid Premiums
offered make it an inducemcnt to all to
work for it. Specimen copies, show
bills, &C., sent free. Address N. p.
Boyer & Co, Publishers, Parkesburg,
Chester County, Pa.
Peterson's Ladies' Magazine il alrca.
dy out for February. 1t is superb
number. We advise our lady readers to
subscribe for it at once. Price 81
year. Herald and Peterson $3.50.
TnE RURAL CARoLIS1AN.-This
sterling and valuable agricultural jour
nal for January is promptly up to time.
In all respects it is equal to any Of its
predecessors, and iu the quantity and
quality OF its articles, We regard it su-
pcrior. 1t was awarded Mt the late Co
lumbia Fair premium as being tho
best Southern agricultural journal. In
Its gct-up, it is Superior to any agricul-
tural journal in the United States, whilo
tho value and quality Of its contents are
inferior to none. 1t is the interest rs
we'll as the duty,,of every Southern man,
whether no be planter or not, 70 sub
scribe to it, as there is interesting mat
ter in it for all classcs of readers, and
such publication should be supported
by all who feel any interest in the sue
cess of Southern men and Southern en-
terprisc.
1t is published by Walker, Evans &
Cogsuell, Charleston, S. c., at tho very
low price of $500 per annum.
DIE MoDEswELT.-This splendid H.
Illustrated magazine for fashions and fam
cy work, is on eur table. 1t is equal, if
not superior, to any of the previous num-
bcrs. 1t is published on the lst and
18th of each mouth at Berlin, and is
issued in this country by s. T. Taylor,
importer Of ladies fashions, 36l Canal
ST., Now York. AS Berlin, since Paris
has been shut out from the world. in tha
s~ar OF the fashions, all those who desire
to sec the latest changes in the style and
improrement'of ladies apparel, would
do we'll to subscribe to it.
Subscription arice S3 90 year.
The XIX CENTURY.-This Maga-
zine, published in Charleston, has been
purchased by Messrs. j. G.. Livingston
4 Co, and will hereafter be edited By
the principal Of the 6sm.
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We dislike to become tiresome to our
ssaaeEs-y On the contrary, it is our desire
90 psescnt them at all times With such
aaaster ss il mast likely to attract and in
tsitk their minds. But We beg their in
dnlsenes for eur alluding to the Free
csaEsns sshools Of .his County again.
They essone Of them, are not being con
aaassdia proper manner. The discipline
observed fin',nany Of them is decidedly
dtSag and non-progrsssive. Nov we
aane each and every teacher of the Free
Rehsols Of this County to remember that
sshsy are public servants, and that any
neglect or shirking of duty on their part,
win be criticised by this paper. The
Scheof Commissioner is doing the best
hsesa. Iftho. Trustees and seachers
win delikswise, much good will .oon
he'derissd from our public institutions of
isafuisg and education. Z
We demand in the name af the peo-
PIE that tho s:hool Trustees and teach
sTs do perform their whole duty Some
dag We are going to tako it upon our
qslseato alp AROUND TO- some of these
ssAssi AOasss, and If appearances are
agaiasf the Teachers, We shall come back
and say 30. Better the" be putting
tSings to right. We are in earnest. Our
children are longing for an education,
end thcy must have it.
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Magazines, &C.,

Among the most attractive Of all pa
pets that arc upon our table is the Ill.
dine Pres, The object af i. is to fur.
nieh . ,pedium whioh shall be ft ex-
ponsut Of progress, andof the beautiful
in PRIsrisd and tho kindred arts. The
latest aud most improved machinery, and
the very highest order Of mechanical and
artistic tsisat is promised to be taxed to
The utmost 20 produce . sheet near
ly 81 .pessibls-perfaos in typography
sndiy illustration . Its, lissrnry, original
andlselsetea matter, is uhexcepsionabie.
Let every lady and gentleman subscribe
.- ssr I'll. Ell. splendid splendid paper. The illns.rs-
lions are worth the money, $3.50 Pc
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EaAIR NOTICE.-All Persons
who. having heretofore left Gune and
Pistols With me to be Repaired are hereby
notified to call on Mr.. Fl Riggs. my Agent,
and get them or they will be sold at Public
Auction on Salssday in February next, to
pay for Repairs.
jan 1T JOSEPH SrRAUS.
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FIN AL NOTICE.

FIN AL NOIICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the l4th day Februagy, 1871, will file
my Final Account as Administrator of the
Estate Of Elizabeth Riokenbaker, deceased,
in the Probate Court Of this County, and
will ask for Final Discharge.
DONALD Il. BARTON,
Administrator Estate Of
Elizabeth Riokenbaker, deceased.
Jan IL 4t
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,

@ ASh OE NOONAi 4hnhSOhEh,
ORAsuEBunu COUNTY,
Orangebufg, s. C. Jan. 10, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that will be at
the following PLACES for the COLLECTION
Of STATE and COUNTY TAXES FOR the
year 1870. =
State Tax o Mills. -" =
County Tax 8 Mills,
Al ORANGEBURG from lst February to
10th inclusive. at.
Az LEwJsyILLE from 18th February to
18th inclusive.
At FORT MoTTE from 10th February to
22d, inclusive. FN. "i
A. BRANCHvILLE from 2C,h February
to 2Sth, inclusive. sFsli as. q.
At J. H.AMp FELDRR's from LIST March
to I'd, inclusive.
At CLUB HOUSE from March 9th to 9th
inclusive
Other Appointments will bc made hereaf-
ter. T. X. sAsPORTAS,
jan lift County Treasurer.
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s e Il @ T. r. 'S
UNADULTERATED ALE AND
GER EER.

:
II IGER BEER. CONTAINING COPPE-
RAS aud ALE dootorsd with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adulteratioos dis
eevered in Sew-iork.
Professor Mapos Of New-York, analyzed
the Beer from dozen different Brcweries,
and all wore found sdutern,ed with noxious
substance. Ii is said, that the sale OF Drugs
to Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade.
This is perfectly infar.ous Cocculus indicus
(ash berry) nux-vomica. (dog buton) from
which strychnine is obtained, are some Of
the delectable Substances found in Beer
These arc potent poisons, and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned at once
in one Of his own watts. z-
p. ST. nm willing to be drowned in ny
own watts, if any Impurities should be found
in my Beer.
I shall continue 10 make heal,hfil
Beverage, so that it may be drank by the
most delicate without the least danger.
JOHN C. SEEGERS, Colnmbia, S. g.
Fer sale in Orangebnrg by the cask cn
Otherwise. by MERoNEY 4 s.Akt.
janT ly
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PROBATE OFFICE.

ORANGEBURG, 8. c.,
DEC. 18TH, 1870.
Notice 10 hereby given that all EXECU-
TORS and ADMINISTRATORS, are re-
quired to make their ANNUAL RETURNS
in the Month Of January, 1871. GUAR
DIANs aud TRUSTEES in the Month of
February, 1871.
RULES viii bo issued against aii DE-
FAULTERs. THAD. C. AEDREws,
dec lT-'f Judge Of Probate
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

OUR WoNEN.-In describing the
characteristics of the ladies of the differ
ant cities Of the. Union in the Galaxy,
Ippias Henri Browne says of the
Gharlsason girls:
Charleston il sadly altered from what
Il eaa~ a.a ...-py OF tue iair women who
gave laws and tone to its exclusive ego
tissio society are no longer there. The
Palmetto City, asit once delighted to
aigle isself, had much of what is aacrib-
Cd che old school of forms, customs
end manners, aud its representative wo-
man ssill has faith in and keeps them
up- The fsis Cks-leestonians have mo-
bile, animated and attractive, rather
than regularly handsome faces, and tend
60 brown eyes aud brown hair. Their
Roses are slender, with thin, sensitive
nastrils, and their mou his often seem
little drawn, as if from two. much sup
precision. This il something singular,
since they are, IS class, impulsivc, and
even mercurial, perhaps from the fact
those Who lay claim to birth and blood
--and there are few who do not-be-
!ievo themselves descended from Hu-
gusn5t families. This French extrao-
sion Is as famous in Charleston as May
aowsr origin Is in Boston, and is not I'M
frequently, suspect, just as profile.
mstical.
Problematicai the devil! How is it SO
DIR. Junious Honri Browne, when every
Gao 81 them can trace their ancestry
right back to the beginning of the
"Hugucrpos families?"
ProbIematicai indeed. Why tho very
thought is shocking. Mr. Browne ought
90 take another trip South. For instance,
he ought TO visit some Of our country
villages. twill never do for such
critical observer as this Junius Henri
Browne to miss seeing the Hugueno:s
ia the country. Send him this side Mr..
GqlaEy.a -od,o t
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EAW OF NEysPAPERs.

]. ANY person who takes apaper regularly.
sFsn che psst esice-vhsther directed to his
nasaa Or anether-or whether he has sub
swiesd or not. il irresponsible for the pay.
q u . porsan orders his paper discon-
Eansd. 20 must pay all arreargcs, or tho
kp&lishss .hny Continue to send it until pay
saeat ID made, and collect the whole amount,
WAsihss IL 10 taken from the Office or not.
1F. MYa subscriber orders his paper TO be
slapped -, certain time, aud the publisher
esnsianss 10 send II, the subscriber 10 bound
sss Psy fer 1T If no takes |. cut Of the post
Sescs. The, Law proceeds on the grouLd that
k1ean must pny FOR whist he uses.
.aA Tho Courts have decided that refusing
q take newspapers and periodicals from the
F&st-cfaee, OF removing and leaving them
sssslied fss is PruMs Jaeis evidence Of inten-
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j. 81 II. II. AGNEW.
COLUMBIA. So. Ca.,

IHPOR TIERS .4ND DEALERS
In FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD
: Il ware, Cutlery. Gu4., Plantation Tools.
Blacksmith and Carpenters Tools, House
Builders Hardware. Bar Iron, Blow Steel,
Cast. German and Blister Steel, Flov Moulds
CARRIAGE MATERIALS in Great varie-
ty at lers than CHARLESTON PRICES.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass
Also Choice FAMILY GROCERIES. con-
sisting of the largest and beat nssort ed Stock
In CoiumuIa, embracing riour, aioiassrs,
Salt, Tobacco, Raw and Refined Sugars fine
Teas, fresh Canned Fruits and Fish, Soaps.
Candles, Flavoring Extracts, and ail other
Goods usually kept in First Glass Grocery
Store, including Fine whiskcy, Choice otard
Brandy, Holland Gin. Choice Wines, Cali
fornia champagne and splendid stock of all
qualities Cigars and Smoking Tobacco.
Prices guaranteed as Low the Lowest,
and call Solicited for purchasers
j. & 7. II. AGSEW.
JOHN AGNEw, Columbia. S. c.
THOS. Il. AGNEW, New York.
JAM 3m
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'VXTAMTED....A YouIsg RFmm
w uiahee 10 make Oran gshnrr his homo
would like to get Employment in some Store,
or other workskat wiIisuppert him. Salary
&c. &c much - steady employment. Apply
at THIS OFFICE.
inn
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WTANTED...A TEACHER..-.
w A YOUNG MAN. N.competent to TEACH
the Rndiments Of an English Education, 10
wanted to Teach q School In this County.
For terms, &c., apply to ~
A. NJ. SMELL,
sEABRooK, BROWNING & MEYERS, =
Jan la-u Attorneys at Law
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SEE WHAT S35 WILL Do!
TRY THE PLAN

TRY THE PLAN. 'Es
You are sure of n PREMIUM IN ADVANCE.
Real Estate property is valuable property
If you do not wish il for o residence hold II
as an investment
90 THOUSAND DOLLARsIN PRIZES!
To be distributed among the Shareholders.
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For Sale Chea % {!

fgES THE HOUSE and LOT now occu-
Siii pied by the Subscriber rs DwtL
aamLlNG. The House contains FOUR
comfortable ROOMS and THREE FIRE
PLACES, with Kitchen attached, and S.r-
wants Room separated from the main Build
ing, with splcnded WELL of WATER oon-
venient to the House; all of which is NEW
and in GOOD REPAIR
The property can be treated for at private
sale until salesday in February next, and IL
not sold before, will then be sold TO the high
est bidder. Apply to
jan ltd W. T. LIGHTFOOT.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-22
The News.

President Grant, accompanied by John
" For,cy, Collector of Philadelphia and
o,,,cra has been frustrating in Poughkerp-
Sic and along the Hudson River New
York.
chief Justice Chase and General Joe
Hookcr are spending the summer AZ the
St, Louis Magnetic Springs, Nichigan' ana
are receiving great benefit from tho wafer
Thomas Todd Lincoln, son OF cH-fresl-
dent Lincoln, recently died at Chicago
He was generally known by the name OF
"rnd.'
The New York Riot has laid OFT the
urn,rn:frns Of GOV. John r. Hoffman, for
the Presidency. He VIII be in nobody =
way for the nomination..
THE PorE.-Thc Pope recently declared
70 the College of Cardinals that "All Is los',
and only miracle can save lis" he secs
no possible help from man, and recon-
mcnds his hearers to seek interposlslon
from the Almighty.
The Spanish Cortcs (Congrcss) are en-
gagged in considering the subject OF the
trial by jury for offences committed ny
members of the Press.
California pears are selling for rs cents
each.
A colorcd preacher Of Marion, South
Carolina, is spending his summer vacation
in the pcnitcntiary for hog stealing.
The mysterious poisoning case at Ba'tl'
more, in which Mrs. Wharton is concerted
(now in jaD, and against whom the Grand
jury has found true bills on several counts
for killing Van Mesa and Gen. Kctchum, i,
creating wonderful stir among the news
papers Of the Monumental City. If al b'
true that is sail about hes, she must hr
"vixcn." But then ii is said the lady il
dcrangcd
Mr. George W. Bowman, of lIagerstown
last week exhibited in the window OF hi
store, tree from his conservatory, tllct
with ripe peaches. The sight was grand
what must the taste have been
The Maryland Editors are going to taxi
a trip from Baltimore TO Sandusky city, OF
Lake Evc, on Monday, August l. JOIN
W. Garrett, President of the y. 4 O, K X
has rendered the Inequalities of that cor
pora,ion to make Il tree trip over the Rra'
and virl the beauties Of the surrounding
country.
A French Regiment of National Guard
is now forming in til" City Of New YORK
: and will parade on She 9th IF September
Lataye.tr's Birth Day
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'F,,c Growth. Of the Town.

With its rare advantages and com
b;n,tion OF favorable circumstances,
our town has not Improved halt as
rapidly within the past FIX months as
we had reasonably u right to expect ;
sill within that time quite number
If new buildings have Teen erected
and a number more are in contenpla-
ton five had more facilities to ac-
rommoiatc the swarming hives from
,he cities, who seek the mountain
s;los rurc air and good water in warm
weather, the population OF Nechanlcs-
TOWN would be vastly augmented. -
We want large Hotel to accommo-
date 100 or 200 guests and a number
Of summon cottages and balh.nS hou-
Sos along the spurs and foothills OF the
mountain near the springs OF colo
water which abound in our mldSt;---
Orr scenery is surprisingly grand =
to view which, and the lovely Iand-
scanc Of the Monocacv and l'lpc creek
yalicvs and the rich bottoms OF Cay
roll and baltimore counties, rolling IN
the splendid Union Bridge cars OF the
Western MARYLAND Railroad, Is worth
= trim from Washington and the Mon
u,ocntal cities. One hundred thou
frni dollars invested in buildings OF
comfort, luxury and convenience, ii
and around this town would net an IN
come of lOrer cent. porannum. Her,
is chance to plant your "lmeS "A'
reap Your dollars.
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The Geld Placcrs of Sonora. McXico.

1!,,, f,1,, (,-o,-,nao tln cam
- ','''' '',''' ..,o.l
mefc'AI seaport Of '>o''o'''' Si'0',''' u.
the Gulf of California, under date OF
the LIT Of July, 1871, informs us that
,.,.+ l;.ooror;o, lovo been made in
thot State Of Gold pIaccrs, which are
',rnnonnnpj canal 10 The best cold dig
I;nr rcnjons Of California and Austria
j;a rs TIon,anIs qro Norkinp there
vbosc mines are located between
1yrrn,osjjlo on the River Sonora and
+Lo n;,,r;.t &c \ ]tor in the Northern
nnr,,nn If tlo State near the Arizona
Ena Il ,ra. in Ills arrj(nrouy section
' '.I' eo,,o ,..,r, ara lS52l, a CO..
'''' :, gym. 100 I1no,Tn,. -ncn unlor the