April 14, 1854 (4 pages)

Duet.—A duel took place Tuesday, at of m, Hel W. — Mr. te. vit son Gre at ino Mrx : l. na ur Jo da va Ne e th r Fo aj n ow sh en be ve ha 7 Sprcimen.—We “ari San Francisco, between Mons. tl. Cavispec e sum us wed y, sho erda yest lle, onvi Gibs . e f i W a r fo g n i t c e p s o . r 54 P 18 , 14 l an ri , th Ap pa na va Jo Ne . ) 's rd wa Ed . rs ss Me of t ou n ke n ta me ci pe ‘s l a n s n o D a d a o s W ken m the —ta fro rtz g qua rin genformer The d Richards. Mr. and iteaux bea gol s of men : Ae . “No rogue e’er felt the halter draw a clagiandetdentnmecianainenicnean a j a D) l ia rt Pa ad— e L e e (ee th g in nd fi tn s ie lt cu fi Di . E. R. BUDD, EDITOR. With good opinion of the law.”’ en out d tak was gol The rr Co. & im Sta of cla & Cos claims on Wet Hill, weighing 23 s— ct tleman was attended by Conte de Raouspe os Fr l ecess— The Color— Smal Su yfy friend Hudibras, when he made the. Getting Better—Rich Prospect—Final of a large boulder at first supposed to be set-Boulbon, and the latter by Mons. E. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 14. 'dwts., and worth about $20. Handsome) (specimens are frequently found on Wet above sage —— Mr. Editor, must _ — ? ” n a M ld s, but on further examination found to Cavalier. The conditions were peculiar hles “O wort e th of ge Ra — h p m u i r T o one or “Civilian,” the eye mind’s his in had : : jy. Improvements the Coming Summer. s ’ n a M d Ol e h T — m i h s it tw 0 m . ued y to $50 ou fro at val is It rich ver be an th na Jo good a do to. continue } e th ke psig sha to the ed ‘his ancestors, who last week tri It is now pretty generally believed that the. Hill, and andnovel. The word being given the pars. on ti la . ltu Ma ra l ha ng rs Co Ma of 00, son ' $10 per the in th al i. we on mm co . . ss ne si bu . ry ve ll wi improvements of the coming summer five allowed and time, any fire to were ties . . . 54 18 l ri Ap . lic pub on r, s up Ba rse cou dis ’s” ian vil ’s “Ci ar In ns np bo La if th wi ed rtz ut h qua ck y ric a ec stru r pan had os the com pr Ano ll sti e ns ar io at er Op ,; er mm su st pa e th of e far exceed in amount thos . weapt The tha of stop. one word the no t before tha er r, seconds . mb te me ri re a h uld of c sho u he rs t m ice no off m I a e ur :— it Ed . Mr o tw ce ti no , . e nds W poa 9 ng . ghi l! wei , Hi rock t one e of W Out on der. r boul go vi h uc . m of t in po m in e h t of and in no wise come short a t ou ab ed kel tic d ne io at rn ta so am I t py of red hat dispistols, duelling Frenéh were used ons the s ape esc y” dut his es “do o wh ss cla E. S. e th n. om take fr n in bee g in had go w $93 no ts cu w ne t . ns alai e ag ar nt ss” te sne ex iou me fic so the lawless ; dnd that “of character. Preparations to I shall. that day er toth ped ictaim that I jura ; be n Se ea at ee th ge ar — ch — — st pe ca eh e th ig At two e other claims, eon gold bearing pr g quartz has. an tanee in twenty-five ch be paces. e Three su shots ar were ts lo le ab ready being made. Suit a. r oute was I igive u the hole histery. ng ti la tu ra ng co om fr n rai ref ot nn ca I t Bu . exch de ange ma d witho ut injur y. on Ibs., 250 ng ms weighi l ar rock ra One a' ve found. g been se ek in we st ur e pa th —D .— es Fm e r th s fo ng nd gi ha an ch em pared and some of th du who tu, up rite cum T and g ctin ospe : ‘ PF . into rush brillant and_ bold his for “Civilian” purpose of securing the most favorable locaof fire have been raised in our quiet town. On. , iy ted being broken was Various estima at from ° mi " was \ It ; ure? Edit Mr. was, it think 0 of; &= A Divison of the Sons of Temperauspices the under literati the of ranks ‘the sone. Wednesday morning last, the Uuion Hotel was $800. to $400 I Now Lovejoy. Ann Sally Miss friend cash.”. as good as a ‘gentleman,’ “whose word is anc e was org ani zed at Goo dye ar’ s Bar , on in action Probably the first important building that . discovered to be on fire. But prompt Miners generally at Gibsonville were doing . a i Such soldiers, a /a Suisse, who find cash so} gm one of them ere kind of miners that can elih-<nlskiie d from $410 $10 per day. Bu-. the 28th ult. with twenty-thre e d by se charter cu ex be n ca , ns pe ir the w ho rd e wa fac re to sur y the ad re um fr tly rec judge prety cor will be put under course of construction will be . time prevented any serious consequences. It i esi sigs ng ti alla ra titettiah et rp pe ieanbanile for y it rm fi fine in n . members. ma hu of on It is called the “Goodyear’s as re , th ea rn de un a Court House. This building, which is now {tok fire in the cloth ceiling over the porch, is re the le tt scious me pre ch mu er ‘C.’s’ exploits ov ss pa d ul wo I d an , ds oo eh ls fa seavila. ng ki in th a bin d ha I ej; tur Edi . Mr but was , uc d . an Bar under contemplation, if carried out according . burning the cloth some four feet square, Division, No. 44.” erint e th for in that line did I not believe it is t gh ou th the d an r, tna par ga in tt gi t ou ab to present design, will be not only an ornament . discovered in time to prevent its reaching and ests of this town that Marshal Malbon should } € = T w o sh oc ks of an ar Alex ea ande r rt H. Fash hq e , who lov ua 's has been ke Ann ly Sal we git d re ul co I if t tha me ck ru st . es nc na di or e th to the town, but an honor to the mountain re-. igniting the wood. The manner of the taking be sustained in enforcing fe lt T u e s d a y m o r n im i n g an at to d te S a en n es nto pr Sacrame in Fr arrest be under an time ct some ci for fa Wal} t ds. sc afterwar le joy o, the d git would I en that is th o “T fire isnot known. gion of California. It will probably be built of on ti es qu in teness for the murder of Julia Hayden, has had;lasting from one to three minutes ” poli an of em ity qual tl best en mi “g on put e I uc Th ” d. rl wo l ia rt pa On Tuesday last the house of Mr. Dickerman our own mountain granite. , ge id br e th er ov et re st in Ma wn do y sl ou and seze tu her, how dew udew Miss rode furi The Baptist Church contemplate putting up on Commercial street was discovered to be on then over Broad street bridge and round the Lovejoy? Pretty well, she sez. How dew his trial, and the jury returneda verdict —shaking the house and breaking the of not guilty. s ;glass am in the widows. Ad There at was about ng di an st fire. s This, too, wa l was stopped ha without rs any Ma serie Th a good house. It is not yet determined we bere squa e tim e sam the at and ? ast ckf Sti Mr. dew u t me y tl ie qu e H . er tt ma e th w sa d fi an ft ee n mi nu tes difference> bebe t lieve whether it will be built of brick or frame ous damage. Too much care cannot be taken & Co.’s, ; ; and e plac ey : mir a t cros tw step tu t ee wen I s g i n h i t n u o m s i d s a B w a We g ha he re ve ce as re nt ce ly ” se ‘v ay ve ed . e ra em a l tl e en “g e th sa le ei ne in our town where so many houses are made of tu in work. ,* rite nk ass spa um-p Lite t coll wen n I dow ed fi ti no d an , et re st e his store cn Main horsat imp ort ant legi slat ive doc ume nts thr oug h . ‘St ca nd ea n A very light and combustible materials. : sez, she fed, and . Jaf y Ann_ Sall how O Beside these, there are several important fireit. n ur lb e Co ic st Ju of ce A him to appear at the offi ManoGany Bripce.—One of the bridges the pol ite nes s st of ju s Messrs. Crenshaw of the . built by the Nicaragua wa kStic iate Mr. ry prop he e ver is k nam ur as , thin I ed rr mu de n proof buildings for business houses under conma le ut ee The Transit Company a CuancGes.——Business is becoming brisk and ding fast. G hew Mr. Editure it kinder made Senate, and Burton and an st nd ie fr a id sa t bu , de ri a on f of ng ti ar st Dawley, of thethe templation on Main street. , road leadi ng from Lake Nica ragu a to San bears the impress of an active summer's trade. by would go and pay the fine. The friend mi dander rize a litle but [ concealed it as Assembly. . dare del Sud, is made entirely of mahogany Taking into consideration the fact that the For the Nevada Journal. . ' Property is changing hand pretty freely, and agreed and started off. The Marshal expressed wel as [ could, for I had no time tu spare mines are now turning out more gold than at u at st in ed in ma re s ie rt pa he ‘T d. ie sf ti every one seems intent on making the necessary himself sa ling n n, for I kept sett dow dow to my inex Boa t Cap siz ep— Luc ky ESC APE OF THE ) ACK NOW LED GEM ENT s.— We acci nd dentally ie fr e th on so ty et Pr any previous time, with a prospect of this last. ly ab ci so g in lk ta o, qu A; ; . . po. s oF go w.— arrangements. ide ht brig a n whe , tion Cre tina cons e A sibl part pres y of young gentlemen, ome) "Mitted in our last to notice the receipt had he 7f him d aske hal Mars the and , back e cam ing for many years to come, these things are Dr. John Lark has bought the interest of Dr. paid the fine! We said he had. ‘The Marshal struck Sally Ann, and she run and got a of whom are supposed to be not any too! fc ie ae a f : called for. Weare no temporary sojourners in Mr. Gwix, of several imporW.G. Alban in the Main street Drug Store, walked to the justice's office and learned that lever, (and uc Mr. Editure that I am kinwell posted up in nautical affairs, hired a. Tom [am. a strange land. W:« have settled in a country d ha d an all, at re the n bee not d ha end end fri one put she but the it,) about modest der schooner boat. named the Neptune, yester. tant documents, including Patent Office the of Clark Dr. out bought has Alban and Dr. he Marshal, fearing a in the forks of the ravine and appling her day, of about fifteen tons burden, toamuse . Report and the report of Col. Gra .T e. fin of unbounded wealth ; and many of our citizens the d pai not han on Broad street Drug Store. Of these changes all but , ice off e's tic Jus er oth the to nt we e, tak mis have been bicssed with success that even they outer me pride she end other the to waite the with a Sun mse sail excu ithe day Mex lve Bou ing r’s ica s nda n ry. Dr. that understand, we as is, we have to regret d been there. Thinking himself imha one no had scarcely anticipated. Then why should of that awfull situation. Ther she sez uc sion The win d was stro ng and “fla wy,” mat T e Seed iee n“ge the to nt we n the l ha home, rs Ma posed on, the . Clark is to leave shortly for his Atlantic ur from u released hav I that Stickfast Mr. they continue to live in light, unsubstantial and sometimes keeled her over so asto. ney. Adams & Co. received in London, from alson per m hi ed end att d an on, sti que ” in man tle whereby we losea good citizen. I sez tu her how shall I d. bon ry alarm a number of those on board, but} Australia, by the ship Builarat, $50,000. The tom bot . . paid fine the buildings, continua:ly exposed to,and harrowed saw and ce, offi s ice' Just the to ly thei fear r wer s lau e ghe off. and d the sail Grea t Britain hd $109,000 on board for this life, mi saved have u u, recompense ever to know many which statement, this Compare . Francisco San at arrived Fremont The by, fears of those destructive conflagrations for hand in mine which California has been so noted, and to which we are constantly exposed. be true, with the random charges of “Civilian.” ' and at the same time took her kept on, until during a sudden gust, she, SOUP8)S { on Sunday last from the South. bringing Now for the “officiousness.” The Marshal and put my arm round her neck and gave did in reality “tarn turtle” The reckless} We are pleased to learn that on the first of t Tha y. dut his do to 00 $50 of ds bon ves Igi 8th: the to les news from Los Ange her the gall-darndest kiss u ever hern tell . mariners then clang to" her halk, and,. next month El Dorado county will be free s” of the town. nce ina e ord the orc enf y “to is dut Gita Ferry.—On Thursday Messrs. . For “any neglect of duty” the Marshal is liable of. O what have u done Jonithan, I only after being in the water for an hou: and} from debt. owing no mana red. This is the ! kissed u Lsez—u have done something ean McL K. . Alex and g tron Arms ge Geor a half, during which time they were going. more gratifying from the faet that it has been Tunnel mill the present week, and were Ito a fine of $250 and 30 days imprisonment.— . out tosea at the rate of tem nots an h started hence for the Colorado, to establis ’ . Had the “eentleman” been allowed by the Mar-. Wurse than that, pinting to her dress, and hour,) but a short time sinee our county debt was had cone something over the top of a roaring ebb tide, they . over forty thousand dollars, and Couuty Serip much pleased with the quiet regularity . a ferry at Algodon, some fifteen miles . shal, in his own sight, to race over the bridges, ,shures all nater I . ait . 1 . wor wiv twenty-five cents on and unostentation with which they were i below the mouth of the Gila. It is said Hany one might have had him convicted of the ‘ wurse. [ had mudded her dress from top. wer he dollar.— e relieved by the Fre nch ship Ari at ,. worm only : ¢ e e ee dolo r. “s «, . s4OUnTaIN FEMOCT UE. d An d. fine y vil prosecuting their labors. To say nothing . the travel from Texas and Sonora will be . neglect of duty, and thus hea tu bottom; but she commenced laffing and borul or Sydney. The boat was permit-. ds t Ne a ed” nifi “dig t quie y ver a is l sha Mar the ugh tho j \seze, what if father should cum outer this ted to go adrift, while the suffering crew) pao., Weare indebted to Adaias & Co. for of the richness of the Gold Tunnel lead, greatly benefitted by the preposed ferry, by sufficiently in not is he ess conf t mus we n, /ma ag . WY» that heal and think l, that trave u and day’s Thad two bin Jeast a at g savin wer tak on e boa en an! ever rd done the ythi revu ’ deli ng lar dari very ng , we have no doubt one reason this compad goo as is rd “wo se who n,” eme ‘awe of “gentl every mile. cash,” to let them do as they —— please, to /mineing. Wel, seze I, if he should think $0} for their comfort, and final! y, sent back in) San Francisco, Sacramenand where y countr of n portio a in to country papers. ny has always been so completely successis of the utmost importance. Mr. McLean . dance and “prance on the bridge,” when he. we will stick tu it that we have bina minethe pilot boat Walter Francis, and landed. os ful is owing to their economical menner i goes out to establish a trading post and to will have to pay the fiddler, to the rate of $250 ing, and that I give u one-herf of all that on North Beach, impressed with a firm BES We are indebted to Wells, Fargo & Co. of work, The lead is a good one beyond . open a direct trade with Sonora. He has ‘fine and 30 days imprisonment. cums outer the claim. That will dew she determination never again to try a Sun-, for the panctua! delivery, during the past weeb, So] question, But we have seen of e edg owl other leads been over the route, and his ko I learn, Mr. Editor, that the Marshal is sez, and jest then the old man did cum, day’s sail.——San. i of papers, packages and correspondence. ent. pres at ed spos indi hat mew ‘so of want the s of and life, Now Lappeal . shure as thunder, and he seze what on arth Moun tain Roc . ky indicating equal richness, but which never! ves . } ner e, his stat this ty, in if ani r hum you to Pronanie Loss or a Vessen wir ati on. %8" The Bay papers state that since the . emigrants, peculiarly qualifies him for! u dewing here Sally Ann in this predicke: have been made to pay. The reason, exposed to the force of the “ridicule” be to are Boarp.—On the 7th day of March, 1853, the} houses of i!l-famme in’ Pacifie street have fa-. g is tron i Arms Mr. g. Wel, takin under Father, his IN} . have bin >. mint ? é a mineing . thus darkly, gloomily hinted at by “Civilian: ’ }i bark Sarah Moers, Capt. Joel Woodbury, was) been closed under the eperation of the new rome instances, unquestionably is, they. miliarly known as “ Old George,” and. “We have no objection to the Marshal put. with Jonithan fora patner. I should think despatched from this port, freighted with pas-. ordinance, a number of respectable amiattempt too much. Their mills are too. Was one of the old Cow Boys of Texas.— ting on as mnch dignity, and as many airs as he that u had bin in smax with some ees) ——— paws aa = Wales. Hon Tea lies have moved into that portion of the ll manner of success attend him.—Z. A, our than looking at her dress. Now if the old man ninety davs mciamMe ai stoppages in reaching ; 4. ie 4 . pleases. It more excites our ridicule large, and require too much expense to. 4 1a . hatred.” Star. but ; it hit have would he smacks, said had sts Stockton and Dupont ihe Sere areet . sailed she port which destination, of port the carry them on. They expect to crush a. . Cannot something be done? Will not the turning to me seze, what claim have u bin from on the 3d of September, having between . == hich has rote! be been one of the certain number of tons per day, and put! ‘gentleman’ be satisfied with the first valliant. jumping Jonathan? [ have not bin jump twenty and thirty passengers on board for San . WOTst portions of the city. Incendiary Attempt-—A determined at in restrain and soldier Swiss his of ht ‘onslaug Francisco Capt. Woodbury’s orders were to . into the tunnels sufficient hands to quarry ing any sir, but I no of one I should like tu Ne w Boo x.— -Li fe on the Plai ns is the title “genwas A . contempt Marysville dreadful this of degree city some the fire to . tempt stop at the Feejee. Strong's and the Assump-! . d worke these tons, who must be paid. Any un-} bin it t Hasen of. ion posses take afford can cash, are words very whose theman” . fro m the Ne w tion group of the Caroline islands, for freight Of a stout volume just issued mornSaturday on o'clock 3 about 'made 'to succor distressed humanity, by buying this;in ten days? I guess not, says I—ifJ consisting of shells and native produce. regularity in the little place all those men _ Yor k pres s, fro m the pen of A. Del ano , Esq. . . } new it had [ wonident jump it. . ing, by throwing a ball of cotton, saturated i“ Cj-villain” up once more. We! Jon-. since the departure of the Sarah Moers of Grass Valley. But two eopies have thus have to work in, throws half of them out And isn’t it fanny, Mr. Editor, that a “gen-) jthan if u like the claim and think it wurth ‘from the port of Sydney nothing has been heard ‘with turpentine, and blazing, into a room far rea che d this stal e, one of whi ch our worthy cash,’ as good as are “words whose ” tleman of work, or may be all of them, part of the . where a person was sleeping. The sleep. a working, u had better take possesion of. of her, or from the twenty odd buman souls on } should writer, arich re be therefo must who ‘and board , and the lengt h ef time elapsing since . friend the author, has kindly forwarded us. Ke ‘ it, and since u and Sally Ann have bin) day, together with keeping v hesvy set of ‘ing person was awakened by the light and . have got another gentleman (?) of “Civilian’s . j the with toget Franc San for ailing her isco, is a literal, exact picture of an interesting trip, . a jokeing me about forming a copartner. ‘ machinery idle, while under full steam, noise, and extinguished the fire. The . calibre, to use words for him. waut of inteLigence concerning her whereabouts } o ship for mineing. . shall insist on uer giveVIbuatn. No is almost conclusive proof that she has gone . yori = ee purines oe and its tenders nothing to do. But at Gold adjoining building, a restaurant, was fired, wrecked with all on board. ing her a boney fide bill of sale of one-harf ‘I'he . servations, on the route, scene ry, &e. &e. It-is ! . i down, or The Prospects of England in the Event of the claim. Ile dew it, Ie dew it, T seze . jy other of the owner was a passenger.—S. F, . Valuable to the student who never travels, as Tunnel everything is simple, and appears by throwing a fire brand among a heap of ieee = . e.13° . n . . e easy. In case of accident work may be! charcoal sacks and rubbish on the side of }@/ W47.—On the question of the exhaustito him. Wel Johnithan, seze the old man, . Chronicle. juniolding the features of an jiuteresting part of { ave: Filho scibbegiieeimeatbiaaasigianssities af)inte jless resources and vulnerable position of} Squire G. is cuming down tu mi honse. j this country, and to the voyager over the plains suspended, with comparatively little loss. . the building. ‘The fire made considerable Dunbar, assisted by the. , nha Sphi sess nn threes gph . England, the Zimes speaks in the follow-. this after nune on buissness and u and Sally . Turatricat.—Mr. vit is the best teXt book ever vet publi shed. It exand discovered was it before We venture to sey there are numerous! headway ling dubiou ‘ s ton 4 es ;— ‘ : . Ann can git him tu draw up a copariner. popular Robinson Family, entertained our}. attracting much attention in the States, and quartz leads, in this vicinity, that would . tinguished. It is high time that our artizans shoud . ship that will be legial. Now Mr. Editure citizens at the Dramatic Hall on Wednesday . , : Pree we . style proves its author au fart in serions pay well to work, if conducted in a simi-. it was fixed jest as . wanted it, sol goes. evening in a pleasing manner. Three fine}its ~~. know, if by any process of argument or! al ; as From the South. hole slugs in-}. i ; ; : _{ writing, as well as felicitous in ‘“Pen-Knife persuasion it can be brought home to them, up to Square G. oes and slips.a Jar manner. P siuss M . plays were admirably performed, interspersed . +1 et elbiese:”? inhave we Goliah the of arrival the By : We have rarely spent a brace of how slight is the advantage which we poss-' ty his han for sarvices tu be rendered the in . . Sketches, Susan. Petite ! La sylph. that by g dancin with 4 It first. the to o Dieg San from ce igen Our Scnoot.—To-day completes the tell ie ess over our continental and trans-Atlantic afternune. Wel, he cume down and Mr . yieasanter hours than we. did in reading this = ; appear ed Dunba Mr. r Willia m. Master and volume, fiirst month of our district school. It is will be seen the recent report of the destirivals, and how easily it may become theirs Lovejoy araigned his bussines with him. 8. called burlesq little pretty a in ue, clown the as = 8 Joy Notwithstanding the and then went outer instead of ours. to hunt his mules indeed in a flourishing condition. ‘The tute condition of Fremont’s party was unA Sap Srory—On Wednesday eveuso many of the Now, I seze, Square G., I should like tu the Clown Outwitted, and performed his part} from trade of ation emancip school now numbers 87 scholars—45 in founded ;— burdens that pressed on it only ten years have u draw up a copartnership for life be-. to admiration. Mr. Robinson brought down . ing 7th, the Yadkiasville, and the citizens the male and 42 in the female department, U.S. Survers.—Mr. Hancock returned since, itis still heavily weighted for the tween me and Miss Lovejoy. When I sed. the house with his personation of a gruff old . of the Coenes in attendance upon oar SaThe oldest scholars are 15 years old—the to town, having sectionized township three race. As Mr. Turner says, we only beat for life she kinder started but in a minet I} landlord, while La Petite enacted the fairy in. Petlot Court, were surprised by a startling h of San America through the accident that our lasout s, tain moun scal Tema of h nort youngest 4; and by visiting the school we seed her smile, then 1 new she seed through an exquisite manner. The other pieces were beng i momeny: 5 ers gato Mascal Jeso, west of Santa Anna River. bor is still somewhat cheaper. Our Eu. Bernardinand the hole of it—and it made me feel tarnaKill or Cure, in which Mr. Compton did credit . ib ormerly ” Guildford, rn the Greensee that a large majority of them in both He reports the land as being principally ioc ‘ eee ae. . boro, Alabama jail awaiting his trial upon social greater the by beat we rivals ropean tion tickeled, for I seed she was game evry a es to himself, and Box and Cox, in which Miss . an indictment for an assault and battery departments are under nine. Mr. McCain arable, and peculiarly adapted to the freedom, political tranquility, capital and inch on her. Then Squire G, seze, to form Josephine Robinson enacted Mrs. Cox, and gpoa his wife. The cases had all been is succeding, even beyond anticipation in growth of wheat and small grains. After skill, that still remain with us. But let a copar tners for life, hip Miss Love joy and Mrs. Robinson Mrs Box, in an amusing style. disposed of but his, and the Sheriff was ey surv the of rn retu s man’ Free g ivin rece discipling the boys, and correcting bad any of these advantages be lost—let the Mr. Stickfast, its necessary for u tu gine H. will operative class once commit itself beyond Mr. h, sout lel paral nd seco the of The double Sailor's hornpipe was executed by} sent to bring him tothe bar. In a few habits in elocution so frequently contracted uer rite hans in mine. Squa G. re went proceed to township the lands between the retreat to exorhitant demands, or let it aclittle Susan and Master William, which was. minutes he returned, with the sad news on, he seze, Miss Lovejoy, dewu take this in primary schools. We also noticed that first and second parallel south, embracing quire a habit of conspiracy and interferman tu be ure lawferly weded partner, tu eneored. They both are admirable dances, but . that the prisoner had hanged himse!f to a not only order, but satisfaction, content the valley of San Juan and Santa Anna. . ence—let the manufacturer find himself his taken already had and cell. his of grate grace. and lightness for incomparable is Susan love, cheri and sh prote in ct sickn ess and and improvement reign, in the female deAfter this he will complete his townshipthreatened with perpetual dictation—let sorrow, in adversety us well as prosperety The house was pretty well-filled, but the notice . passage with that grim Ferryman that Pog the udin incl line, base tne h of nort ping the wealihy man find his enjoyments viewso long as u both shall live—then she bowd was not sufficient to attract so large an assemets write of, to be impleaded before partment, valleys of San Fernando and San Buenayed with an evil eye, and let the earnings her hed. Mr. Stick fast, dew u take this blage as the merits and popularity of the com. the a gee lea judgeth alike the proud Accident at Little York.—On Wedneseatura. S : ‘ / (and the lowly.’ Poor man! ina fit of inof enterprise be traced exclusively to the woman tu be uer lawferly weded partner, pany should call forth. Why don’t the “boys . toxication, hae thal savacely beaten his wife, day evening of last week, while the EngiNor True-—The rumor to the effect sinews of labor and the sufferings of toil— to love, cherish and protect in sickness and tender a complimentary benefit to the little) 444 some of his heartless acquaintances eved reli g r bein y afte s part ont’ Frem that neer, Rodolph Conrad, in Jones & Wagolet war threaten an indetinite agyravation sorrow, in adversity as well as _prosperety Susan ? . had ra Sier cailed s the cros to ted upon star itt, Babb him Mr. by in prison, and to mock of our burdens, taxing at once the materias long as u both shall live? I dew ,I seze. ner’s saw mill at Little York, was making a le ee ee -,. . his misery, had falsely told him th Nevada to the north of Walker’s Pass, and jal; of manufacture, the food of the people, Then I pronounce u man and wife; in ig some repairs, a fatal accident occurred.— ne. The Los Angelos Star of March 25th wife wasdeesd: Wades this mamceinnos e thre that her encountered such severe weat ithe profits of trade, and all that our forother words corpartners for life. Nosoonways: Having neatly completed his work, and men had died of cold and the whole party eign customers have to offer us in exchange z ‘doubt, he died. Can they sleep quietlyer had the Squire ended than the old man 7 st thindesot ghee when ehave’ Rumor.--W Fremont—PAatnFe. Con. while trying to start a screw in the boiler, in a starving and freezing condition, is, we —then it is but a short step, though posss entered the house, and when I cum tue a rumor that a deserter from Col. Fremont’s. / the head of the screw stripped off, letting are glad to say, without foundation, no inibly a final step, to the decline ana decay him it made me feel all over, jest as if I party has arrived a . who Bernardino, San at : : N O . ~ “ g 3 ¢ Tue e t sda h y, e Apr — il 11, O u the lad y of Mr. Jam es rebeen ng havi ont Frem Col. of ce igen tell . of British industry. The merchant and dident want tu, and Sally Ann twisted and says that after being relieved by Mr. Babbitt, . hase. ota tel, the steam and water in full force on to the arrival of Mr. Babbitt. e sinc the Col. ved ‘cei start ed to cross turer the manufac Sierr a Neva of da long , tO . standing __mes sssnc mecss like ccnse J. A, csamn ecs ‘ —_—— squir meg, and could look ent the old man him, which caused him to fall. Before~he oO J . enco and unte pass, red Walk of er's nort the h Turner, may be too deeply rooted in the in the face at tall. But Squir G. e fetch ed be-; s mal ani The es— Mul af Sale ge Lar could recover himself, the water poured such severe weather that, previous to the deser-. 8B ki @) R 44 ® ‘soil of his country to dream of a change, things tu a close rite strait. He seze, Mr. Whipple’s expedition, t. Lieu to ing long ter’s leavi ng the camp, three men had died of out on him to such adegree as to scald his The propr . but ietor the s , younger of the Jouro more a! ged disenga have just made, and and more wi} uer wishi a bin just have I Love ng joy, aucat sold were er, numb in seventy-five cold and the whole party were ina starving and . flesh so that a large portion of it pealed tion at Los Angeles. continue to make important and rous, . } adventu will have no ive alternat but doughter, Mrs Stickfast much joy and do-! freezing condition. They were in very EXT ENS IVE TVMPROWEMEX . to compare the ial SS commerc ges advanta of off. He lived about 24 hours, when he poor condition, but brought fair prices, mestic happiness. What, is mi daughter IN Terition ngland with those of France, , Belgium A Brutat Hessanp.--A woman of genteel, maried ? Yes, sezs Squire G ,I have jest died in the most extreme agony. He had. "@"ging from $25 to $150. The carretilla, land Switzer or the United States. appearance and lady like address made applica-; WW QW W R , ® > or 6 . They mari them ed and , Johni than told me that u 0. $20 at off d cke kno was his senses until his last moments. will go, assuredly, where they will not be had consented tu it. Jonithan u lieing tion at the police office on Tuesday last, for pro. A OE OPRTEER ? ; “i . brutalthe from children, and herself for tection Mr. Conrad was about 35 years old.— d hampere by tions combina ed or oppress by rascul, whi dident u ask mi concent? Cause Be. Madame Anna Thillon, will give CONSISTING OF ity of her husband. Her head was horribly . ruinous taxes, and where they will not find sir, u gave it withouter mi asking it this He has friends living in Philadelphia and cut and braised and blood was streaming from. ,one or more concerts at Concert Hall in their worst foes in the mouths they feed S E L Y T S T S E T A L morni ng, J did not,u imperdent scoundral. the wounds, saturating her bonnet and shawl. New Orleans. . this place, probably on Saturday evening! and the fingers they employ. Capital once Mr. Lovejoy dident u tell me this morning She was accompanicd by four children, all neat-, Mr. Jones was seriously hurt on his of next week. E P Y T B O J age, stated that her father was in the habit of MATER Vi ras Yer Madame Thillon, judging} withdrawn from the manfacturing districts, that ifI liked the claim, and thought it ly attired. The eldest, a girl of'eleven years of right foot by the same accident. Phere . from reports we see in the various prints, there is nothing to save them from falling wurth a working tu take possession of it, were no other persons in the mill at the. and from {coming home drunk ivto the condition of freland, so aptly reand usually found a pretext . Ob * ( if it hade nt bin work ed in ten days, and those who have seen her, is one ferred to in the address before us—a_ popfor beat ing her moth er. She had often advi sed . time. diden t u say that Squa re G. was cumi ng . of the most accom plish ed and fasci natin g her moth to er lodg a e comp lain but with t, . out ; . ulation without money, withont employers, down to uer house in the afternune, and. New Orleans and Philadelphia Papers of her profession in California. No lover) without habits of industry. sinking deeper that I and Sally Ann could git the Squire. avail until Tuesday evening. A warrant was. please copy. issued for the arrest of the brute, and the wo-. ‘of good music should fail to be present at) and deeper into the stough of national destu make the copartnership legal? The old’ man was taken home in a carriage, being too; ANOTHER MaGyiricent SPEcIMEN.—Messrs pee at one of her concerts. At this time pair.” man couldent stand it any longer, and bust much zxhausted to walk.—Courvier. FAVE { Ad PhATI Gies Doo2, se, se, Which, together with their Former Excellent Tssorineni, a WILL ENABLE THEM TO DO WORK EQUAL TO ANY Heyer & Plummer of the U.S. Bakery, Pine lin the rite oute r a laffin g, and seze tu me, Jonithan . season, pleasant weather, miners For the Rio Virgin —Mr. Smith, an [always thought u was very green untill) street, have presented us with the largest specLast or THE FILitBusteRs —The fillibusters prosperous, and all enjoying prosperity, old trapper in the mountains for thirty . this transacktion; but from this henceforth have finally ended their campaign in Lower imen of Cake we have yet seen. It was not onDISSOLUTION. will He ont. Frem the on ed arriv , years . such an amusement for a few hours would . I shall with pleasure be ever ready to 8 California. Walker and his remaining com-' « Met Partnership heretofore existing between ly of the best quality, but of quantity in keepby d ve ol l ss e di y e da is th is e N e A B L A & e K R S A n start in a few days e with his party e for the . . knowl ede e U as : mi er sone. wh ra no ; So rn he rt ‘be agreeable to the mind and _ healthful to ing with the gene panii ons have started fur No rous minds that control that ' says He gold for prospect to Virgin, Rio T h a , t tle set is d an th ly e ate edi ho imm le \ \RK L hi un st Jo on er up l y, cul ase M r ple . . ‘0 E y d wa i body. ir t the ure of well known and popular establishment. Such . the , . they expect to settle or to make ss ine ue bus the tin l con RK wil HN LA JO pr pe * tic re to oli s, imp ap be rh d, pe on ul camped while wo s. ago, It ix years xa twenty-s that Te . i co nn ub ia l mineing, ha da we i en aea vid . eet str tokens of generosity will be remembered, and in Ma on nd sta old the at t) taa e iev bel we gh ou th al a, rni ifo Cal to n tur an, Dutchm a the Virgin, gne of the party, i J o H N I T H . A , N RK LA S N w JH i c K F a s t d . Sa : . an ab leave a favorable impression on the mind, that . Transactions in Stocks during the past . picked up a metal which he called gold, but should they come back here and agree to N. BA AL G. W. 37 41 54 98 12 il Apr . , ati e: tas s a m , not d ul wo y the s, on rat . wee ope ic k ot hav ix e qu bee ir n the lim n ite do d to Tr a few ov sal t Fisutne InALAMEDA —Two gentlemay be of service to a man of business, hereates of that he was laughed at for his credulity, ey » cy ie oe e i s be 9 } . ered suff have y The . with t deal rely m e seve n be wi th Sta te w and h o Cit m y War w ran e ts. ar e Th e ac $10 0,0 qu 00 ai nt ed ter, exceeding by far the valuof , after a. e a e } ¢ w e ‘ though Smith, Mr. away. it threw and ew e the article. BS 2 ' ng. teri ibus fill of lly ctua effe m the e cur to ugh eno fe w ho ur s’ ab se nc e . of on Cit y We Bon ds dn wer es e awa da rde y d to la the st Exp , res on s a. Customers would do well to give Messrs H eyer he has not seen the spot in all that time, trouting excursion, returned to, rn retu will y the t tha r eve how ly like not is It wi th two hundred. ho us e of Wel ls, Far go & Co. , at 88 cen ts & Plummer a calf and try their work. You says he can go to it, and is confident he and ninety genuine speckled mountain trout in California, Many will remain in Sonora, while ‘DE WG AL BA N hav ing pur cha sed the DR UG ws the dolar, being, we learn, 10 per cent. ST OR E here tofo re occ pfiad upi ed by Drs. = & th ey : ’ le tt s, se or xa ‘ Te y r to l ei wa i ke can th rs ll ma find wi he ot the gold. will find them ready to accommodate and oblitheir ere = ae number of them weighing . the info resp Roe that he has on Wal . ectf rms den ‘more tha ully , n was off ere d-b y any oth er hou se. ma r. ni ve a ur Co e— at St s thi of or ri te in e th in or the da ri ng . hand all and will an , cont d fro inue tim receive m fo e un time, em o pl des oy cri bed ed the ging. an spo rt op as -/ on e po un d ea ch . The Th e ci ty wi ll no w have $88,000 in cash, . portunity is eee, offered to participate in. being excellent, much cireumspection bein g a Drnggist’s Business. Having had he . articles belonginto gt 5 ry eve has . he ss, ine bus , e the in enc eri exp of rs yea ny le ma . ab rk ma re n —~ ma al a f wa o ld d ys to an pro ll vid ing the officials donot quarthe rude and unpolished pleasu 24> Lord Ho M. E. Caurcu.—A Methodist Episcod un fo l be wil re sto his es re im icl s of urt e, all th iev eto bel e enc . De fid ce con e, ss th at ar e. in y ouc ng fi ini sh in g fo i r th em .— Ez pr ess, 6th. for absence of mind, who, dining once t, mo : ae oe oh . rel about who shall have the-care of them. . wilderness—ple . TS SE y, it al qu as st ur fir es made up of stitring! fy yvrrr's Apvice To Lapirs.— pal Church was dedicated at Mokelumne . in f el ms hi d ie nc fa th . Dr. ALBAN will continne; ; 2 ; of a shabby repast, ‘same sort * Pa . S. PF Herald, Wt. t ne, and yo e ici tic ur of med ‘i nc id en ts , an d we do ubt not ¢ eavoned with bonnet to its righ t use; ’tis for the head, and! his own house, and began to apologise for ses . ’iw it promptly anewer calls af'all hours. { : Hill, on Sundey, Apri! 2 } \ . > ‘ i zome little profit. uot for the week,” : ‘wretehedness of the dinner. avi vada. Aprill4, 1984. Sr ra) W. G. ALBAN

Duet.—A duel took place Tuesday, at of m, Hel W. — Mr. te. vit son Gre at ino Mrx : l. na ur Jo da va Ne e th r Fo aj n ow sh en be ve ha 7 Sprcimen.—We “ari San Francisco, between Mons. tl. Cavispec e sum us wed y, sho erda yest lle, onvi Gibs . e f i W a r fo g n i t c e p s o . r 54 P 18 , 14 l an ri , th Ap pa na va Jo Ne . ) 's rd wa Ed . rs ss Me of t ou n ke n ta me ci pe ‘s l a n s n o D a d a o s W ken m the —ta fro rtz g qua rin genformer The d Richards. Mr. and iteaux bea gol s of men : Ae . “No rogue e’er felt the halter draw a clagiandetdentnmecianainenicnean a j a D) l ia rt Pa ad— e L e e (ee th g in nd fi tn s ie lt cu fi Di . E. R. BUDD, EDITOR. With good opinion of the law.”’ en out d tak was gol The rr Co. & im Sta of cla & Cos claims on Wet Hill, weighing 23 s— ct tleman was attended by Conte de Raouspe os Fr l ecess— The Color— Smal Su yfy friend Hudibras, when he made the. Getting Better—Rich Prospect—Final of a large boulder at first supposed to be set-Boulbon, and the latter by Mons. E. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 14. 'dwts., and worth about $20. Handsome) (specimens are frequently found on Wet above sage —— Mr. Editor, must _ — ? ” n a M ld s, but on further examination found to Cavalier. The conditions were peculiar hles “O wort e th of ge Ra — h p m u i r T o one or “Civilian,” the eye mind’s his in had : : jy. Improvements the Coming Summer. s ’ n a M d Ol e h T — m i h s it tw 0 m . ued y to $50 ou fro at val is It rich ver be an th na Jo good a do to. continue } e th ke psig sha to the ed ‘his ancestors, who last week tri It is now pretty generally believed that the. Hill, and andnovel. The word being given the pars. on ti la . ltu Ma ra l ha ng rs Co Ma of 00, son ' $10 per the in th al i. we on mm co . . ss ne si bu . ry ve ll wi improvements of the coming summer five allowed and time, any fire to were ties . . . 54 18 l ri Ap . lic pub on r, s up Ba rse cou dis ’s” ian vil ’s “Ci ar In ns np bo La if th wi ed rtz ut h qua ck y ric a ec stru r pan had os the com pr Ano ll sti e ns ar io at er Op ,; er mm su st pa e th of e far exceed in amount thos . weapt The tha of stop. one word the no t before tha er r, seconds . mb te me ri re a h uld of c sho u he rs t m ice no off m I a e ur :— it Ed . Mr o tw ce ti no , . e nds W poa 9 ng . ghi l! wei , Hi rock t one e of W Out on der. r boul go vi h uc . m of t in po m in e h t of and in no wise come short a t ou ab ed kel tic d ne io at rn ta so am I t py of red hat dispistols, duelling Frenéh were used ons the s ape esc y” dut his es “do o wh ss cla E. S. e th n. om take fr n in bee g in had go w $93 no ts cu w ne t . ns alai e ag ar nt ss” te sne ex iou me fic so the lawless ; dnd that “of character. Preparations to I shall. that day er toth ped ictaim that I jura ; be n Se ea at ee th ge ar — ch — — st pe ca eh e th ig At two e other claims, eon gold bearing pr g quartz has. an tanee in twenty-five ch be paces. e Three su shots ar were ts lo le ab ready being made. Suit a. r oute was I igive u the hole histery. ng ti la tu ra ng co om fr n rai ref ot nn ca I t Bu . exch de ange ma d witho ut injur y. on Ibs., 250 ng ms weighi l ar rock ra One a' ve found. g been se ek in we st ur e pa th —D .— es Fm e r th s fo ng nd gi ha an ch em pared and some of th du who tu, up rite cum T and g ctin ospe : ‘ PF . into rush brillant and_ bold his for “Civilian” purpose of securing the most favorable locaof fire have been raised in our quiet town. On. , iy ted being broken was Various estima at from ° mi " was \ It ; ure? Edit Mr. was, it think 0 of; &= A Divison of the Sons of Temperauspices the under literati the of ranks ‘the sone. Wednesday morning last, the Uuion Hotel was $800. to $400 I Now Lovejoy. Ann Sally Miss friend cash.”. as good as a ‘gentleman,’ “whose word is anc e was org ani zed at Goo dye ar’ s Bar , on in action Probably the first important building that . discovered to be on fire. But prompt Miners generally at Gibsonville were doing . a i Such soldiers, a /a Suisse, who find cash so} gm one of them ere kind of miners that can elih-<nlskiie d from $410 $10 per day. Bu-. the 28th ult. with twenty-thre e d by se charter cu ex be n ca , ns pe ir the w ho rd e wa fac re to sur y the ad re um fr tly rec judge prety cor will be put under course of construction will be . time prevented any serious consequences. It i esi sigs ng ti alla ra titettiah et rp pe ieanbanile for y it rm fi fine in n . members. ma hu of on It is called the “Goodyear’s as re , th ea rn de un a Court House. This building, which is now {tok fire in the cloth ceiling over the porch, is re the le tt scious me pre ch mu er ‘C.’s’ exploits ov ss pa d ul wo I d an , ds oo eh ls fa seavila. ng ki in th a bin d ha I ej; tur Edi . Mr but was , uc d . an Bar under contemplation, if carried out according . burning the cloth some four feet square, Division, No. 44.” erint e th for in that line did I not believe it is t gh ou th the d an r, tna par ga in tt gi t ou ab to present design, will be not only an ornament . discovered in time to prevent its reaching and ests of this town that Marshal Malbon should } € = T w o sh oc ks of an ar Alex ea ande r rt H. Fash hq e , who lov ua 's has been ke Ann ly Sal we git d re ul co I if t tha me ck ru st . es nc na di or e th to the town, but an honor to the mountain re-. igniting the wood. The manner of the taking be sustained in enforcing fe lt T u e s d a y m o r n im i n g an at to d te S a en n es nto pr Sacrame in Fr arrest be under an time ct some ci for fa Wal} t ds. sc afterwar le joy o, the d git would I en that is th o “T fire isnot known. gion of California. It will probably be built of on ti es qu in teness for the murder of Julia Hayden, has had;lasting from one to three minutes ” poli an of em ity qual tl best en mi “g on put e I uc Th ” d. rl wo l ia rt pa On Tuesday last the house of Mr. Dickerman our own mountain granite. , ge id br e th er ov et re st in Ma wn do y sl ou and seze tu her, how dew udew Miss rode furi The Baptist Church contemplate putting up on Commercial street was discovered to be on then over Broad street bridge and round the Lovejoy? Pretty well, she sez. How dew his trial, and the jury returneda verdict —shaking the house and breaking the of not guilty. s ;glass am in the widows. Ad There at was about ng di an st fire. s This, too, wa l was stopped ha without rs any Ma serie Th a good house. It is not yet determined we bere squa e tim e sam the at and ? ast ckf Sti Mr. dew u t me y tl ie qu e H . er tt ma e th w sa d fi an ft ee n mi nu tes difference> bebe t lieve whether it will be built of brick or frame ous damage. Too much care cannot be taken & Co.’s, ; ; and e plac ey : mir a t cros tw step tu t ee wen I s g i n h i t n u o m s i d s a B w a We g ha he re ve ce as re nt ce ly ” se ‘v ay ve ed . e ra em a l tl e en “g e th sa le ei ne in our town where so many houses are made of tu in work. ,* rite nk ass spa um-p Lite t coll wen n I dow ed fi ti no d an , et re st e his store cn Main horsat imp ort ant legi slat ive doc ume nts thr oug h . ‘St ca nd ea n A very light and combustible materials. : sez, she fed, and . Jaf y Ann_ Sall how O Beside these, there are several important fireit. n ur lb e Co ic st Ju of ce A him to appear at the offi ManoGany Bripce.—One of the bridges the pol ite nes s st of ju s Messrs. Crenshaw of the . built by the Nicaragua wa kStic iate Mr. ry prop he e ver is k nam ur as , thin I ed rr mu de n proof buildings for business houses under conma le ut ee The Transit Company a CuancGes.——Business is becoming brisk and ding fast. G hew Mr. Editure it kinder made Senate, and Burton and an st nd ie fr a id sa t bu , de ri a on f of ng ti ar st Dawley, of thethe templation on Main street. , road leadi ng from Lake Nica ragu a to San bears the impress of an active summer's trade. by would go and pay the fine. The friend mi dander rize a litle but [ concealed it as Assembly. . dare del Sud, is made entirely of mahogany Taking into consideration the fact that the For the Nevada Journal. . ' Property is changing hand pretty freely, and agreed and started off. The Marshal expressed wel as [ could, for I had no time tu spare mines are now turning out more gold than at u at st in ed in ma re s ie rt pa he ‘T d. ie sf ti every one seems intent on making the necessary himself sa ling n n, for I kept sett dow dow to my inex Boa t Cap siz ep— Luc ky ESC APE OF THE ) ACK NOW LED GEM ENT s.— We acci nd dentally ie fr e th on so ty et Pr any previous time, with a prospect of this last. ly ab ci so g in lk ta o, qu A; ; . . po. s oF go w.— arrangements. ide ht brig a n whe , tion Cre tina cons e A sibl part pres y of young gentlemen, ome) "Mitted in our last to notice the receipt had he 7f him d aske hal Mars the and , back e cam ing for many years to come, these things are Dr. John Lark has bought the interest of Dr. paid the fine! We said he had. ‘The Marshal struck Sally Ann, and she run and got a of whom are supposed to be not any too! fc ie ae a f : called for. Weare no temporary sojourners in Mr. Gwix, of several imporW.G. Alban in the Main street Drug Store, walked to the justice's office and learned that lever, (and uc Mr. Editure that I am kinwell posted up in nautical affairs, hired a. Tom [am. a strange land. W:« have settled in a country d ha d an all, at re the n bee not d ha end end fri one put she but the it,) about modest der schooner boat. named the Neptune, yester. tant documents, including Patent Office the of Clark Dr. out bought has Alban and Dr. he Marshal, fearing a in the forks of the ravine and appling her day, of about fifteen tons burden, toamuse . Report and the report of Col. Gra .T e. fin of unbounded wealth ; and many of our citizens the d pai not han on Broad street Drug Store. Of these changes all but , ice off e's tic Jus er oth the to nt we e, tak mis have been bicssed with success that even they outer me pride she end other the to waite the with a Sun mse sail excu ithe day Mex lve Bou ing r’s ica s nda n ry. Dr. that understand, we as is, we have to regret d been there. Thinking himself imha one no had scarcely anticipated. Then why should of that awfull situation. Ther she sez uc sion The win d was stro ng and “fla wy,” mat T e Seed iee n“ge the to nt we n the l ha home, rs Ma posed on, the . Clark is to leave shortly for his Atlantic ur from u released hav I that Stickfast Mr. they continue to live in light, unsubstantial and sometimes keeled her over so asto. ney. Adams & Co. received in London, from alson per m hi ed end att d an on, sti que ” in man tle whereby we losea good citizen. I sez tu her how shall I d. bon ry alarm a number of those on board, but} Australia, by the ship Builarat, $50,000. The tom bot . . paid fine the buildings, continua:ly exposed to,and harrowed saw and ce, offi s ice' Just the to ly thei fear r wer s lau e ghe off. and d the sail Grea t Britain hd $109,000 on board for this life, mi saved have u u, recompense ever to know many which statement, this Compare . Francisco San at arrived Fremont The by, fears of those destructive conflagrations for hand in mine which California has been so noted, and to which we are constantly exposed. be true, with the random charges of “Civilian.” ' and at the same time took her kept on, until during a sudden gust, she, SOUP8)S { on Sunday last from the South. bringing Now for the “officiousness.” The Marshal and put my arm round her neck and gave did in reality “tarn turtle” The reckless} We are pleased to learn that on the first of t Tha y. dut his do to 00 $50 of ds bon ves Igi 8th: the to les news from Los Ange her the gall-darndest kiss u ever hern tell . mariners then clang to" her halk, and,. next month El Dorado county will be free s” of the town. nce ina e ord the orc enf y “to is dut Gita Ferry.—On Thursday Messrs. . For “any neglect of duty” the Marshal is liable of. O what have u done Jonithan, I only after being in the water for an hou: and} from debt. owing no mana red. This is the ! kissed u Lsez—u have done something ean McL K. . Alex and g tron Arms ge Geor a half, during which time they were going. more gratifying from the faet that it has been Tunnel mill the present week, and were Ito a fine of $250 and 30 days imprisonment.— . out tosea at the rate of tem nots an h started hence for the Colorado, to establis ’ . Had the “eentleman” been allowed by the Mar-. Wurse than that, pinting to her dress, and hour,) but a short time sinee our county debt was had cone something over the top of a roaring ebb tide, they . over forty thousand dollars, and Couuty Serip much pleased with the quiet regularity . a ferry at Algodon, some fifteen miles . shal, in his own sight, to race over the bridges, ,shures all nater I . ait . 1 . wor wiv twenty-five cents on and unostentation with which they were i below the mouth of the Gila. It is said Hany one might have had him convicted of the ‘ wurse. [ had mudded her dress from top. wer he dollar.— e relieved by the Fre nch ship Ari at ,. worm only : ¢ e e ee dolo r. “s «, . s4OUnTaIN FEMOCT UE. d An d. fine y vil prosecuting their labors. To say nothing . the travel from Texas and Sonora will be . neglect of duty, and thus hea tu bottom; but she commenced laffing and borul or Sydney. The boat was permit-. ds t Ne a ed” nifi “dig t quie y ver a is l sha Mar the ugh tho j \seze, what if father should cum outer this ted to go adrift, while the suffering crew) pao., Weare indebted to Adaias & Co. for of the richness of the Gold Tunnel lead, greatly benefitted by the preposed ferry, by sufficiently in not is he ess conf t mus we n, /ma ag . WY» that heal and think l, that trave u and day’s Thad two bin Jeast a at g savin wer tak on e boa en an! ever rd done the ythi revu ’ deli ng lar dari very ng , we have no doubt one reason this compad goo as is rd “wo se who n,” eme ‘awe of “gentl every mile. cash,” to let them do as they —— please, to /mineing. Wel, seze I, if he should think $0} for their comfort, and final! y, sent back in) San Francisco, Sacramenand where y countr of n portio a in to country papers. ny has always been so completely successis of the utmost importance. Mr. McLean . dance and “prance on the bridge,” when he. we will stick tu it that we have bina minethe pilot boat Walter Francis, and landed. os ful is owing to their economical menner i goes out to establish a trading post and to will have to pay the fiddler, to the rate of $250 ing, and that I give u one-herf of all that on North Beach, impressed with a firm BES We are indebted to Wells, Fargo & Co. of work, The lead is a good one beyond . open a direct trade with Sonora. He has ‘fine and 30 days imprisonment. cums outer the claim. That will dew she determination never again to try a Sun-, for the panctua! delivery, during the past weeb, So] question, But we have seen of e edg owl other leads been over the route, and his ko I learn, Mr. Editor, that the Marshal is sez, and jest then the old man did cum, day’s sail.——San. i of papers, packages and correspondence. ent. pres at ed spos indi hat mew ‘so of want the s of and life, Now Lappeal . shure as thunder, and he seze what on arth Moun tain Roc . ky indicating equal richness, but which never! ves . } ner e, his stat this ty, in if ani r hum you to Pronanie Loss or a Vessen wir ati on. %8" The Bay papers state that since the . emigrants, peculiarly qualifies him for! u dewing here Sally Ann in

this predicke: have been made to pay. The reason, exposed to the force of the “ridicule” be to are Boarp.—On the 7th day of March, 1853, the} houses of i!l-famme in’ Pacifie street have fa-. g is tron i Arms Mr. g. Wel, takin under Father, his IN} . have bin >. mint ? é a mineing . thus darkly, gloomily hinted at by “Civilian: ’ }i bark Sarah Moers, Capt. Joel Woodbury, was) been closed under the eperation of the new rome instances, unquestionably is, they. miliarly known as “ Old George,” and. “We have no objection to the Marshal put. with Jonithan fora patner. I should think despatched from this port, freighted with pas-. ordinance, a number of respectable amiattempt too much. Their mills are too. Was one of the old Cow Boys of Texas.— ting on as mnch dignity, and as many airs as he that u had bin in smax with some ees) ——— paws aa = Wales. Hon Tea lies have moved into that portion of the ll manner of success attend him.—Z. A, our than looking at her dress. Now if the old man ninety davs mciamMe ai stoppages in reaching ; 4. ie 4 . pleases. It more excites our ridicule large, and require too much expense to. 4 1a . hatred.” Star. but ; it hit have would he smacks, said had sts Stockton and Dupont ihe Sere areet . sailed she port which destination, of port the carry them on. They expect to crush a. . Cannot something be done? Will not the turning to me seze, what claim have u bin from on the 3d of September, having between . == hich has rote! be been one of the certain number of tons per day, and put! ‘gentleman’ be satisfied with the first valliant. jumping Jonathan? [ have not bin jump twenty and thirty passengers on board for San . WOTst portions of the city. Incendiary Attempt-—A determined at in restrain and soldier Swiss his of ht ‘onslaug Francisco Capt. Woodbury’s orders were to . into the tunnels sufficient hands to quarry ing any sir, but I no of one I should like tu Ne w Boo x.— -Li fe on the Plai ns is the title “genwas A . contempt Marysville dreadful this of degree city some the fire to . tempt stop at the Feejee. Strong's and the Assump-! . d worke these tons, who must be paid. Any un-} bin it t Hasen of. ion posses take afford can cash, are words very whose theman” . fro m the Ne w tion group of the Caroline islands, for freight Of a stout volume just issued mornSaturday on o'clock 3 about 'made 'to succor distressed humanity, by buying this;in ten days? I guess not, says I—ifJ consisting of shells and native produce. regularity in the little place all those men _ Yor k pres s, fro m the pen of A. Del ano , Esq. . . } new it had [ wonident jump it. . ing, by throwing a ball of cotton, saturated i“ Cj-villain” up once more. We! Jon-. since the departure of the Sarah Moers of Grass Valley. But two eopies have thus have to work in, throws half of them out And isn’t it fanny, Mr. Editor, that a “gen-) jthan if u like the claim and think it wurth ‘from the port of Sydney nothing has been heard ‘with turpentine, and blazing, into a room far rea che d this stal e, one of whi ch our worthy cash,’ as good as are “words whose ” tleman of work, or may be all of them, part of the . where a person was sleeping. The sleep. a working, u had better take possesion of. of her, or from the twenty odd buman souls on } should writer, arich re be therefo must who ‘and board , and the lengt h ef time elapsing since . friend the author, has kindly forwarded us. Ke ‘ it, and since u and Sally Ann have bin) day, together with keeping v hesvy set of ‘ing person was awakened by the light and . have got another gentleman (?) of “Civilian’s . j the with toget Franc San for ailing her isco, is a literal, exact picture of an interesting trip, . a jokeing me about forming a copartner. ‘ machinery idle, while under full steam, noise, and extinguished the fire. The . calibre, to use words for him. waut of inteLigence concerning her whereabouts } o ship for mineing. . shall insist on uer giveVIbuatn. No is almost conclusive proof that she has gone . yori = ee purines oe and its tenders nothing to do. But at Gold adjoining building, a restaurant, was fired, wrecked with all on board. ing her a boney fide bill of sale of one-harf ‘I'he . servations, on the route, scene ry, &e. &e. It-is ! . i down, or The Prospects of England in the Event of the claim. Ile dew it, Ie dew it, T seze . jy other of the owner was a passenger.—S. F, . Valuable to the student who never travels, as Tunnel everything is simple, and appears by throwing a fire brand among a heap of ieee = . e.13° . n . . e easy. In case of accident work may be! charcoal sacks and rubbish on the side of }@/ W47.—On the question of the exhaustito him. Wel Johnithan, seze the old man, . Chronicle. juniolding the features of an jiuteresting part of { ave: Filho scibbegiieeimeatbiaaasigianssities af)inte jless resources and vulnerable position of} Squire G. is cuming down tu mi honse. j this country, and to the voyager over the plains suspended, with comparatively little loss. . the building. ‘The fire made considerable Dunbar, assisted by the. , nha Sphi sess nn threes gph . England, the Zimes speaks in the follow-. this after nune on buissness and u and Sally . Turatricat.—Mr. vit is the best teXt book ever vet publi shed. It exand discovered was it before We venture to sey there are numerous! headway ling dubiou ‘ s ton 4 es ;— ‘ : . Ann can git him tu draw up a copariner. popular Robinson Family, entertained our}. attracting much attention in the States, and quartz leads, in this vicinity, that would . tinguished. It is high time that our artizans shoud . ship that will be legial. Now Mr. Editure citizens at the Dramatic Hall on Wednesday . , : Pree we . style proves its author au fart in serions pay well to work, if conducted in a simi-. it was fixed jest as . wanted it, sol goes. evening in a pleasing manner. Three fine}its ~~. know, if by any process of argument or! al ; as From the South. hole slugs in-}. i ; ; : _{ writing, as well as felicitous in ‘“Pen-Knife persuasion it can be brought home to them, up to Square G. oes and slips.a Jar manner. P siuss M . plays were admirably performed, interspersed . +1 et elbiese:”? inhave we Goliah the of arrival the By : We have rarely spent a brace of how slight is the advantage which we poss-' ty his han for sarvices tu be rendered the in . . Sketches, Susan. Petite ! La sylph. that by g dancin with 4 It first. the to o Dieg San from ce igen Our Scnoot.—To-day completes the tell ie ess over our continental and trans-Atlantic afternune. Wel, he cume down and Mr . yieasanter hours than we. did in reading this = ; appear ed Dunba Mr. r Willia m. Master and volume, fiirst month of our district school. It is will be seen the recent report of the destirivals, and how easily it may become theirs Lovejoy araigned his bussines with him. 8. called burlesq little pretty a in ue, clown the as = 8 Joy Notwithstanding the and then went outer instead of ours. to hunt his mules indeed in a flourishing condition. ‘The tute condition of Fremont’s party was unA Sap Srory—On Wednesday eveuso many of the Now, I seze, Square G., I should like tu the Clown Outwitted, and performed his part} from trade of ation emancip school now numbers 87 scholars—45 in founded ;— burdens that pressed on it only ten years have u draw up a copartnership for life be-. to admiration. Mr. Robinson brought down . ing 7th, the Yadkiasville, and the citizens the male and 42 in the female department, U.S. Survers.—Mr. Hancock returned since, itis still heavily weighted for the tween me and Miss Lovejoy. When I sed. the house with his personation of a gruff old . of the Coenes in attendance upon oar SaThe oldest scholars are 15 years old—the to town, having sectionized township three race. As Mr. Turner says, we only beat for life she kinder started but in a minet I} landlord, while La Petite enacted the fairy in. Petlot Court, were surprised by a startling h of San America through the accident that our lasout s, tain moun scal Tema of h nort youngest 4; and by visiting the school we seed her smile, then 1 new she seed through an exquisite manner. The other pieces were beng i momeny: 5 ers gato Mascal Jeso, west of Santa Anna River. bor is still somewhat cheaper. Our Eu. Bernardinand the hole of it—and it made me feel tarnaKill or Cure, in which Mr. Compton did credit . ib ormerly ” Guildford, rn the Greensee that a large majority of them in both He reports the land as being principally ioc ‘ eee ae. . boro, Alabama jail awaiting his trial upon social greater the by beat we rivals ropean tion tickeled, for I seed she was game evry a es to himself, and Box and Cox, in which Miss . an indictment for an assault and battery departments are under nine. Mr. McCain arable, and peculiarly adapted to the freedom, political tranquility, capital and inch on her. Then Squire G, seze, to form Josephine Robinson enacted Mrs. Cox, and gpoa his wife. The cases had all been is succeding, even beyond anticipation in growth of wheat and small grains. After skill, that still remain with us. But let a copar tners for life, hip Miss Love joy and Mrs. Robinson Mrs Box, in an amusing style. disposed of but his, and the Sheriff was ey surv the of rn retu s man’ Free g ivin rece discipling the boys, and correcting bad any of these advantages be lost—let the Mr. Stickfast, its necessary for u tu gine H. will operative class once commit itself beyond Mr. h, sout lel paral nd seco the of The double Sailor's hornpipe was executed by} sent to bring him tothe bar. In a few habits in elocution so frequently contracted uer rite hans in mine. Squa G. re went proceed to township the lands between the retreat to exorhitant demands, or let it aclittle Susan and Master William, which was. minutes he returned, with the sad news on, he seze, Miss Lovejoy, dewu take this in primary schools. We also noticed that first and second parallel south, embracing quire a habit of conspiracy and interferman tu be ure lawferly weded partner, tu eneored. They both are admirable dances, but . that the prisoner had hanged himse!f to a not only order, but satisfaction, content the valley of San Juan and Santa Anna. . ence—let the manufacturer find himself his taken already had and cell. his of grate grace. and lightness for incomparable is Susan love, cheri and sh prote in ct sickn ess and and improvement reign, in the female deAfter this he will complete his townshipthreatened with perpetual dictation—let sorrow, in adversety us well as prosperety The house was pretty well-filled, but the notice . passage with that grim Ferryman that Pog the udin incl line, base tne h of nort ping the wealihy man find his enjoyments viewso long as u both shall live—then she bowd was not sufficient to attract so large an assemets write of, to be impleaded before partment, valleys of San Fernando and San Buenayed with an evil eye, and let the earnings her hed. Mr. Stick fast, dew u take this blage as the merits and popularity of the com. the a gee lea judgeth alike the proud Accident at Little York.—On Wedneseatura. S : ‘ / (and the lowly.’ Poor man! ina fit of inof enterprise be traced exclusively to the woman tu be uer lawferly weded partner, pany should call forth. Why don’t the “boys . toxication, hae thal savacely beaten his wife, day evening of last week, while the EngiNor True-—The rumor to the effect sinews of labor and the sufferings of toil— to love, cherish and protect in sickness and tender a complimentary benefit to the little) 444 some of his heartless acquaintances eved reli g r bein y afte s part ont’ Frem that neer, Rodolph Conrad, in Jones & Wagolet war threaten an indetinite agyravation sorrow, in adversity as well as _prosperety Susan ? . had ra Sier cailed s the cros to ted upon star itt, Babb him Mr. by in prison, and to mock of our burdens, taxing at once the materias long as u both shall live? I dew ,I seze. ner’s saw mill at Little York, was making a le ee ee -,. . his misery, had falsely told him th Nevada to the north of Walker’s Pass, and jal; of manufacture, the food of the people, Then I pronounce u man and wife; in ig some repairs, a fatal accident occurred.— ne. The Los Angelos Star of March 25th wife wasdeesd: Wades this mamceinnos e thre that her encountered such severe weat ithe profits of trade, and all that our forother words corpartners for life. Nosoonways: Having neatly completed his work, and men had died of cold and the whole party eign customers have to offer us in exchange z ‘doubt, he died. Can they sleep quietlyer had the Squire ended than the old man 7 st thindesot ghee when ehave’ Rumor.--W Fremont—PAatnFe. Con. while trying to start a screw in the boiler, in a starving and freezing condition, is, we —then it is but a short step, though posss entered the house, and when I cum tue a rumor that a deserter from Col. Fremont’s. / the head of the screw stripped off, letting are glad to say, without foundation, no inibly a final step, to the decline ana decay him it made me feel all over, jest as if I party has arrived a . who Bernardino, San at : : N O . ~ “ g 3 ¢ Tue e t sda h y, e Apr — il 11, O u the lad y of Mr. Jam es rebeen ng havi ont Frem Col. of ce igen tell . of British industry. The merchant and dident want tu, and Sally Ann twisted and says that after being relieved by Mr. Babbitt, . hase. ota tel, the steam and water in full force on to the arrival of Mr. Babbitt. e sinc the Col. ved ‘cei start ed to cross turer the manufac Sierr a Neva of da long , tO . standing __mes sssnc mecss like ccnse J. A, csamn ecs ‘ —_—— squir meg, and could look ent the old man him, which caused him to fall. Before~he oO J . enco and unte pass, red Walk of er's nort the h Turner, may be too deeply rooted in the in the face at tall. But Squir G. e fetch ed be-; s mal ani The es— Mul af Sale ge Lar could recover himself, the water poured such severe weather that, previous to the deser-. 8B ki @) R 44 ® ‘soil of his country to dream of a change, things tu a close rite strait. He seze, Mr. Whipple’s expedition, t. Lieu to ing long ter’s leavi ng the camp, three men had died of out on him to such adegree as to scald his The propr . but ietor the s , younger of the Jouro more a! ged disenga have just made, and and more wi} uer wishi a bin just have I Love ng joy, aucat sold were er, numb in seventy-five cold and the whole party were ina starving and . flesh so that a large portion of it pealed tion at Los Angeles. continue to make important and rous, . } adventu will have no ive alternat but doughter, Mrs Stickfast much joy and do-! freezing condition. They were in very EXT ENS IVE TVMPROWEMEX . to compare the ial SS commerc ges advanta of off. He lived about 24 hours, when he poor condition, but brought fair prices, mestic happiness. What, is mi daughter IN Terition ngland with those of France, , Belgium A Brutat Hessanp.--A woman of genteel, maried ? Yes, sezs Squire G ,I have jest died in the most extreme agony. He had. "@"ging from $25 to $150. The carretilla, land Switzer or the United States. appearance and lady like address made applica-; WW QW W R , ® > or 6 . They mari them ed and , Johni than told me that u 0. $20 at off d cke kno was his senses until his last moments. will go, assuredly, where they will not be had consented tu it. Jonithan u lieing tion at the police office on Tuesday last, for pro. A OE OPRTEER ? ; “i . brutalthe from children, and herself for tection Mr. Conrad was about 35 years old.— d hampere by tions combina ed or oppress by rascul, whi dident u ask mi concent? Cause Be. Madame Anna Thillon, will give CONSISTING OF ity of her husband. Her head was horribly . ruinous taxes, and where they will not find sir, u gave it withouter mi asking it this He has friends living in Philadelphia and cut and braised and blood was streaming from. ,one or more concerts at Concert Hall in their worst foes in the mouths they feed S E L Y T S T S E T A L morni ng, J did not,u imperdent scoundral. the wounds, saturating her bonnet and shawl. New Orleans. . this place, probably on Saturday evening! and the fingers they employ. Capital once Mr. Lovejoy dident u tell me this morning She was accompanicd by four children, all neat-, Mr. Jones was seriously hurt on his of next week. E P Y T B O J age, stated that her father was in the habit of MATER Vi ras Yer Madame Thillon, judging} withdrawn from the manfacturing districts, that ifI liked the claim, and thought it ly attired. The eldest, a girl of'eleven years of right foot by the same accident. Phere . from reports we see in the various prints, there is nothing to save them from falling wurth a working tu take possession of it, were no other persons in the mill at the. and from {coming home drunk ivto the condition of freland, so aptly reand usually found a pretext . Ob * ( if it hade nt bin work ed in ten days, and those who have seen her, is one ferred to in the address before us—a_ popfor beat ing her moth er. She had often advi sed . time. diden t u say that Squa re G. was cumi ng . of the most accom plish ed and fasci natin g her moth to er lodg a e comp lain but with t, . out ; . ulation without money, withont employers, down to uer house in the afternune, and. New Orleans and Philadelphia Papers of her profession in California. No lover) without habits of industry. sinking deeper that I and Sally Ann could git the Squire. avail until Tuesday evening. A warrant was. please copy. issued for the arrest of the brute, and the wo-. ‘of good music should fail to be present at) and deeper into the stough of national destu make the copartnership legal? The old’ man was taken home in a carriage, being too; ANOTHER MaGyiricent SPEcIMEN.—Messrs pee at one of her concerts. At this time pair.” man couldent stand it any longer, and bust much zxhausted to walk.—Courvier. FAVE { Ad PhATI Gies Doo2, se, se, Which, together with their Former Excellent Tssorineni, a WILL ENABLE THEM TO DO WORK EQUAL TO ANY Heyer & Plummer of the U.S. Bakery, Pine lin the rite oute r a laffin g, and seze tu me, Jonithan . season, pleasant weather, miners For the Rio Virgin —Mr. Smith, an [always thought u was very green untill) street, have presented us with the largest specLast or THE FILitBusteRs —The fillibusters prosperous, and all enjoying prosperity, old trapper in the mountains for thirty . this transacktion; but from this henceforth have finally ended their campaign in Lower imen of Cake we have yet seen. It was not onDISSOLUTION. will He ont. Frem the on ed arriv , years . such an amusement for a few hours would . I shall with pleasure be ever ready to 8 California. Walker and his remaining com-' « Met Partnership heretofore existing between ly of the best quality, but of quantity in keepby d ve ol l ss e di y e da is th is e N e A B L A & e K R S A n start in a few days e with his party e for the . . knowl ede e U as : mi er sone. wh ra no ; So rn he rt ‘be agreeable to the mind and _ healthful to ing with the gene panii ons have started fur No rous minds that control that ' says He gold for prospect to Virgin, Rio T h a , t tle set is d an th ly e ate edi ho imm le \ \RK L hi un st Jo on er up l y, cul ase M r ple . . ‘0 E y d wa i body. ir t the ure of well known and popular establishment. Such . the , . they expect to settle or to make ss ine ue bus the tin l con RK wil HN LA JO pr pe * tic re to oli s, imp ap be rh d, pe on ul camped while wo s. ago, It ix years xa twenty-s that Te . i co nn ub ia l mineing, ha da we i en aea vid . eet str tokens of generosity will be remembered, and in Ma on nd sta old the at t) taa e iev bel we gh ou th al a, rni ifo Cal to n tur an, Dutchm a the Virgin, gne of the party, i J o H N I T H . A , N RK LA S N w JH i c K F a s t d . Sa : . an ab leave a favorable impression on the mind, that . Transactions in Stocks during the past . picked up a metal which he called gold, but should they come back here and agree to N. BA AL G. W. 37 41 54 98 12 il Apr . , ati e: tas s a m , not d ul wo y the s, on rat . wee ope ic k ot hav ix e qu bee ir n the lim n ite do d to Tr a few ov sal t Fisutne InALAMEDA —Two gentlemay be of service to a man of business, hereates of that he was laughed at for his credulity, ey » cy ie oe e i s be 9 } . ered suff have y The . with t deal rely m e seve n be wi th Sta te w and h o Cit m y War w ran e ts. ar e Th e ac $10 0,0 qu 00 ai nt ed ter, exceeding by far the valuof , after a. e a e } ¢ w e ‘ though Smith, Mr. away. it threw and ew e the article. BS 2 ' ng. teri ibus fill of lly ctua effe m the e cur to ugh eno fe w ho ur s’ ab se nc e . of on Cit y We Bon ds dn wer es e awa da rde y d to la the st Exp , res on s a. Customers would do well to give Messrs H eyer he has not seen the spot in all that time, trouting excursion, returned to, rn retu will y the t tha r eve how ly like not is It wi th two hundred. ho us e of Wel ls, Far go & Co. , at 88 cen ts & Plummer a calf and try their work. You says he can go to it, and is confident he and ninety genuine speckled mountain trout in California, Many will remain in Sonora, while ‘DE WG AL BA N hav ing pur cha sed the DR UG ws the dolar, being, we learn, 10 per cent. ST OR E here tofo re occ pfiad upi ed by Drs. = & th ey : ’ le tt s, se or xa ‘ Te y r to l ei wa i ke can th rs ll ma find wi he ot the gold. will find them ready to accommodate and oblitheir ere = ae number of them weighing . the info resp Roe that he has on Wal . ectf rms den ‘more tha ully , n was off ere d-b y any oth er hou se. ma r. ni ve a ur Co e— at St s thi of or ri te in e th in or the da ri ng . hand all and will an , cont d fro inue tim receive m fo e un time, em o pl des oy cri bed ed the ging. an spo rt op as -/ on e po un d ea ch . The Th e ci ty wi ll no w have $88,000 in cash, . portunity is eee, offered to participate in. being excellent, much cireumspection bein g a Drnggist’s Business. Having had he . articles belonginto gt 5 ry eve has . he ss, ine bus , e the in enc eri exp of rs yea ny le ma . ab rk ma re n —~ ma al a f wa o ld d ys to an pro ll vid ing the officials donot quarthe rude and unpolished pleasu 24> Lord Ho M. E. Caurcu.—A Methodist Episcod un fo l be wil re sto his es re im icl s of urt e, all th iev eto bel e enc . De fid ce con e, ss th at ar e. in y ouc ng fi ini sh in g fo i r th em .— Ez pr ess, 6th. for absence of mind, who, dining once t, mo : ae oe oh . rel about who shall have the-care of them. . wilderness—ple . TS SE y, it al qu as st ur fir es made up of stitring! fy yvrrr's Apvice To Lapirs.— pal Church was dedicated at Mokelumne . in f el ms hi d ie nc fa th . Dr. ALBAN will continne; ; 2 ; of a shabby repast, ‘same sort * Pa . S. PF Herald, Wt. t ne, and yo e ici tic ur of med ‘i nc id en ts , an d we do ubt not ¢ eavoned with bonnet to its righ t use; ’tis for the head, and! his own house, and began to apologise for ses . ’iw it promptly anewer calls af'all hours. { : Hill, on Sundey, Apri! 2 } \ . > ‘ i zome little profit. uot for the week,” : ‘wretehedness of the dinner. avi vada. Aprill4, 1984. Sr ra) W. G. ALBAN