November 13, 1851 (4 pages)

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Ss yareell alford parvner wm phoebus wm b pitt thomas pitterson jno & benj pickett lewis patterson wmd pike thos paddleforis pieard a parmlee davidb = pine. wm h parmlee ewward _ pickett lewis paddleford charles platt thos pryne elias e praing charles . perry wm h porter walis s pepin jean b pool mr pendt fredk porter david peck washington ranford john rabbin joba rablin james rahm’‘jobn ¢g fainey james ramsey h in ray murdoch Pend george m readshaw wm j ream john m reecler william h reed thomas reeder william h reitz Jacob m gpreckiar wm ri¢e henry rice joel f richards james richards saml k 2 richards willm k ring francis roberts henry root john k robinson thos e ross wircus m robertson johnj wattz john g wateman capt cc warren nathl w 3 watkins wm or ward bd js witwer wd 2 wills wm or danl willey amassa p williams beverly a watshall d w warren wm e or wooller james r wols george wodkins leroy yearian geo fous wim ¢ thos jackson wood wm warren james wright stillman 2 wearmouth thos 2 wrightj webster geo g white john . webster joseph wyman ephraim webster geo gideon wyutt dr weaver professor jas Ber. yarbrough em yauriges george cehner,samuel 2 CHAS. T. OVERTON, P M. THE JOURNAL. a ee —— a ae { of all descriptions even ‘for town lots Post *Mortem.—By invitation fiom} Tremenpove™ Earraquak IN recompense will not be long delayed, have been laid, and Sweetlands, fvom. Dr. Hunt. we were present ata post) Varies.—Zwo Thousand Five Hunand w en it comes, it will be ample. We have no doubt that, be dred Lives Lost.~-On the 14th of Aufure two being unknown, almost, seems at once . ™°'tem examination held upon the body . y e a r s p a s s by, instead of impx rting flour gust, the western portion of the Kingof John Blake. The disease was found from Chili, we will be prepa famous. We understand that the new ring to exdom of Naples was shaken by several port i! to other countries; b to be dumber abscess of both sides. The u t we would town is to be called Mancenita-~a ‘The earthquake. of” shocks heavy wish to sce the consummation b case was one of considerable interest r o ught highly appropriate as well as pretty convulsion is supposed to have had its about earlier. A little deci sion on the from the fact that there had been no origin in Mount Volture, a volcano part of farmers would effect it ng well name, from the large amount of manindications of disease npon the left side about one hundred miles to the southduring the com ing year as the following, cenita bushes in the neighborhood. . until a few days before dissolution. The and we hope they will display that d east of Naples. e A capacious ditch already runs from Sanne revealed a most extensive The city of Melfi, near to Mount terminatirn and go to work at once.— Shady Creek to Sweetlands, and-anabscess of both sides. The sack of the Volture, which contained about ten The scuth of Franee—the Genessee yalley cannot vie with California in th e left side had burste thousand inhabitants, was prostrated d, filling the cavity other is being dug from Bloody Run, . production of wheat, and it is a disgrne e ut the first shock, nothing but a few at once to the country and its inhabitto supply water to the miners. If the of the abdomen with a large quantity of crumb'ing walls remaining. <A large ants, to have to import it from other and matter . The discas e was no doubt coming winter is wet, there will be tew number of its inhabitants were buried poorer land s.-— Picayune. broug ht on by the excess ive hard labor busier scenes in the mines than at in the ruins; and at latest accounts and exposure that miners are compelled Mancenita. seven hundred dead bodies had been to endure in this country. Cogswell, eecond mate of the ship i found, and hundreds more were lying Challenge, and Burkensham, one of the ALmost a Casuatty.--The rains in the hospitals, suflering from grievIs amen, hus been committed to answer of the past few days have done much San Francisco Hotris.—We have ous wounds . hefore the U.S. District Court for muA. SARGENT AND W. G, ALBAN. towards weakening the earth around more than once fe!t inclined to call the The neighbouring towns of Atella, eg upon the high seas. cayote holes, and thus rendering them attention of our traveling readers to the Rionero, Bacile, und Rapolla, are “Whursday Morning Nov. 13. suffere rs by tha same convul sion. liThe 8S. F. Hera ld, in spe nki ng of the —=j uns afe . On Srt urd ay last , abo ut sun pou rs of the Laro ping hot els and public onero is a general wreck, not a sound Value of Gold Dus? at the Mint. . projected actiom v. the Land Cominisrobinson james a in our columns. Among the first class house remaining—more than a hun. sicners, and anticipating good thererolph george morandum of the Philadelphia Mint of left the shaft of Warsaw and Co., on dred person s have perished, and as. upon, says .— . houses, the Niantic Hotel, is, according rogers mr an amount of gold dust fo:warded_ by . Buckeye Hill, the one below being many have been maimed or wounded. to our taste, second to none. It exhibits “In the domestic affairs of the State, In Bacile, the only edifice not entirely . there is likewise muc de on hugh f An el them for 8.8. Nuppier, and the Treasu. employed in sending up water from h tu inspire hope. yiNs j externally and internally, the marks of . destroyed is ‘ : the orphan asylum, while . We have got rid of some of our worst reed herman rdshford: thos.or rer’s receipt for the nett proceeds of the the well. He had just finished, and jtaste, refinement and elegance. We the discovered dead amount to about . judges, and the character of our next ridd john j coffee ‘ame. The amount of dust as received . was about to come up, when those heartily commend it to such of our one hundred and fifty. In the coms . Legislature will be much more exalted reminton mirtillo rosenbaum abraham it the Mint is registered at 621 ounces. . above observed the earth a little way friends as ace fastidious in their notions mune of Bari, the towns of Gerato, jthan that of the last. We have reesler arris p rothschild mr The dust was of an excellent Cescriptior, reynolds stephen w russell edw h Minervino, Spinazola, Andria and iprospect, besides, of sending to the down the shaft crumbling, and called jot a hotel. ind would have readily brought $16 75 . Senate of the United States man eariley franklin rush henry 8 Trani were all injured more or less. to him to dod ge int o the drift. He ritter william russell george h ner ounce at San Francisco, At that. The editor of the Calaveras Chron-. In Canosa, the ancient Canosium, . pable of representing his constituents jfuithfally and creditably. It is true richardson wm 2 reynolds stephen w rate the dust was worth in California. did so just in time to escape a mass of icle has met with an “abolitionist,” founded by Diomed , and whose wails the re are man richardson s ¢ y imp ude nt cha rla yor james J tan s ear th, whi ch fill ed up the hole above 51046 87. After the cost of transpors . once enclosed a circuit of sixteen miles, . jengaged in travelling the State, sotiwho “krocked under. three hundred and seventy-six houses feiting votes for the positi ration to the Mint, the treasurer passes. the driftin which he had taken refuge, sabins john f smith julius onons — pers , sackey jolin smoot walter b A Secret Expevirion.—The S. F. . were thrown down. At the last re. wholly unfitted for the discharge of upon it, and receipts for the value of and making him a close prisoner sacore isaac Piecaytne svys that a seeret “expedition. ports the shocks around Mount Volture . its duties, and who offer themselves for sneider henry 51015 55, payable to order therein. Those above called to him, is now on foot, and bas been for some . continued, and one-half of the city of, is the highest office that can be coeaddier 1 s sower s louis r We deem *thése highly inter estin g . schmidt john jacob2 summers jobn c wi eae ene guy see and getting no answer thought he was weeks, composed of body of five huns) Venosa, the ancient Venusia, contain. nas by the loftiest ambition, in the tarchet ‘pad b _ spahn francis facts, as showing the aciual value of gold . killed. Though the danger of more }dred Frenchmen, orginized to proceed ing six thousand inhabitants, and cele‘hope that some aecident may lead to sanderson william sparks daniel jtothe Mexican State of Sonora,? an their selection. Itis not, of course, to dust at the mint, and the best course . brated as the birth place . cav of Horace ing , wa s imi nen t, th ey we nt int o sanders ¢ 8 esy int ima spalding ta . b» tes feared: that any of these will be tha t the obj ect is the sei zur e for those to pursue who wish to send as destroyed. The mountain pro-. j}suceeesfal, sanders henry sperman aj 2 the hole and dug after him. Meanof that province.se I: turtoeher ‘states the} ™ » . vinees money home This 3 _ receipt Tires certrinly YOolotris rende zvous of this expedi tion is to Le in. Vinces of the Abruz zi and ‘gawtell dre of Calab ria, spencer isane p whi le he was rot idl e, but pa we d aw ay their sell to miners for better is it proves rawyer alfred spears william h Stuckton, on the 11th inst. Now we where the earthquake of 1782 deAxotrure Merprrovs Assautr.—Anat the dir t doo r of his scearce robert pri son hou sprague elijah jsus se pect this isall a mistake or a hoax. is troyed three hundred cities and buried dust for drafts in California, than to ‘other cowardly and disgracefal attemnjt scott foseph r etender jolin adam transmit the dust at considerable exwith both hands like a grizzly, He . We neither know of any such exp dii thirty thousand human beings, have at murder was made in our city on Sunscott] w stafford joshua ,ton or rendez‘ous, nor do we believe’ thus far escaped. pense to # poorer was market. soon taken out, not hurt, and . there is any iday night last. about eleven o'clock -chaffer dr sen stagnor 1 boras 2 such intended. — Rep). The recent earthq uake commenced [tuppears'thata larze number of PrenchBy the memorand um before us we see . not much frightened. His death would 6tansscol robt, winseamanj d 'with a sharp coneus men wete congregated in social converse sion, which was Div ine sears cj ror Gor .p. tertun geo or augthat the amount of dust passed upon lost . have been unavoi —We are cred ibly dab le had not tho se lat the Gem Saloon. where they were i succee ded by an undula tocy semple jacob w movem ent, info rmed that linbaugh wm a larg e par ty of Mexican: four and three-foarths ounces in melt-. above lvinking coffee, when the cenversiti on seen the dirt give way. : Injians At ‘ Ww mal ‘ w n { the first shock being about sixty se. ) and stamps mre matilda seymour es are now making from ten! : iturned upon the murder of Mittway by ing, and that the silver partings were . dollars toan ounce a day, about ene and conds in duration. At Melfi there seymour ira stumps shag f jthe Chilean Rojas. After some remarks, worth $11 21. The fineness of the gold a shadley anson 2, statier joln ec ha lf mi le s above Oregon Bar, on the were six shocks. Cic ars .—O ur age nt at San Fra nci sco , . ok ; ; : amen named Rousselle seid that ifa ae : . Mok elu mne river, by diving for gold. shaver philipe 2 starfield ashley was only 844-1000ths. Silver enters. writes, ‘I The whole countr y is in a state of. party were raised for the purpose of gainv ite att ent ion to the adv erTh e wat er is ver y col d shankland james m stanhope moses . and deep, and . alarm, and every eye is directed to largely into the substance of much of . tis ing to Jackson and taking Rojas from ement of B. C. Horn (which will be. being in the centre of a steep canon, shepherd benry 2 steel mathew w the dust obtained from Californian mines. 'moun t Vesuvi us as the safety valve ithe jail by furee and hanging him, he hugh tepl . found in its appropriate column). One. there is no way of turning the river j : pale jwould like tojoin it A phd tg he For instance, we knew of a party of men . youn g man throu gh whieh the subter ranean fires ji he di ve rs go do wn wi th a ro und pointot the city papers pathetically laments jed shovel, or @ commun tin pan, which, 24d sieam may find a vent; and it is {named Victor Albert replied by saying sharp elias steelo duvid who went home last year, taking with the wan tof Goop ciaansin the city. We they {he was in favor of the law taking its bring generally up supposed haif that shaffer an eruption fall is cs of sand and’ steele robert them 300 ounces of dust, of which 62 can assure the afo leourse, and would have nothing to do res aid diu rna l. tha t earth, shelton mat from which sewart they drof wash the gold. . imminent. sherboro & bourds'cely dr jw ounees proved to be silver. l with such a movement. Nous seli e. then un d the ar e des am ide pl rat y um re may pa id be for fou nd at Mr tlieir trouble. Sea It is a curious fact that the appa. with a show of friendship. invited Albers —C hr on ic man le . stewart irwin s “aww testa¥ed Gath Horn’s on Sansome street.” produce often voleanoes extinet rently {to the door to havea private conversashepard craig stephens elijn Poi — ee — ee ee Devis & Hirst have shown to us ame. down, all the driffters but one ha ' shew jacob stewart john sheldon warren m stewart joseph r . pers below that an attempt is being made to obtain the power for the assay stewart john n stepen r office at San Francisco to issue s:nall gold small elbridge g stiles alvah . able as currency. Small coins now bear pri nte d and edi ted sheet, a per centage, and aro likely to do so. coins. We are no friend to this assay shubart jacob stewart james f eatablishment, and trust Congress will simp‘on wm j 2 Bteele robert simmons franklin c2 stieder jessee n immediately on assembling, supercede shimer charles d 2 strider jessee h it, by a mint, but if we must have the is pd elijah ie wh ere assay office—it should issue coins availsmallwood joseph p stone joseph w smithson wm d stover reubin 3 smith george w _ stone jeremiah p emith mark 2 stewart joseph r smith edward f —stjolin elera smith george s eurles john smith frederick o sutton ss amith hayden smith joseph smith joseph h Bwir y j swainey james swayne John Sweizer wm b 1 tainter a or n gretupper charies gry tradaull etienne tangge john troop george taner henry al taylor js tribelhorn john c todd john ¢ , . . . the greatest devastation. Vesuvius ition. This was neceeded to. After afew we. A rumor has been current that i Th e gu lc h directly in front of was silent for an immemorial period moments the repertcla pistol was heard, the firm of Drew, Robinson & Co, of our offic e is all aliv e with busy work -. downto A. D. 79, the date of the de . 9nd the party inside. rushiag to the fone New: York, has failed. We are inmen. ‘This has been one of the rich‘struction of Herculaneum and Pom‘of the estab ishment. found A. lying upformed by reliable persons that such is est placers in California, and is now peii. After along interval of slumber, ‘on the ground and weltering in bis own not the ease. jblood. Rousselle had fled, having shor being worked over the fourth or fifth, Mount Epomeo in Ischi, b urst out, A. jAlbert in the side, the ball ranging time. During the past year a French D. 1301, and covered the whole island j round towards the spine. without, howevWe have received per Gregory the woman has been constantly occupied! with a deluge of lava; and in 1538, jer, tow ching it. R. has itis supposed, 4th No. of the Calayerus Chronicle, here inthe manly occupation of a goldMonte Nuevo, in the Mampi Phlegraei, }gone to San Francisco, whithor a large edited by H. A. De Courcy, a finely digger, together with her husban ;! iu d thirty-six hours rose from the! party of Frenckimen have gone in purs shorts wm shrenk john smith emanuel 1 . houses in San Francisco, which appear and one . &"4 the two have recently retired from. bowels of the earth to a height of four auit. Allert, although ina very erisi cal etate is not yet dead. and his physiCal ifo rni a, wor th, it is said , abo ut six {hundred and forty feet, near the site till this evil of changing dust into this. which could not fail to be acceptable ciin thinks he may recover if fever anc . th ous and dol lar s.— Son ora Her ald . of an old crater. The Solfaterra, in {mortification du not ensue.—Calurverus inconvenient shape is remedied. The in any intelligent community. The . the same vicinity, continues to smoke, Chron . tee, idea of throwing off these heavy slugs . business part of the paper i.ie.—-For several . while the twenty-six eraters around looks de-. Hearrn or Manysv . Ab it, . Weeks past. our citizens have suTered . for the common use of 2 community is. cidedly pros perous. . superficially judging, are extinct. not only preposterous, but in its epera jsomewhat from intermittent . fevers . ,-Among those who haye left temporarily Fepp.e amone tuk Hoes ann Fisnes ‘Lhe loss of human life by this dread }-— The Aledina Crtizen is responsible for . Hon devidedly oppressive. Complaints Cuts RIGHT AND Lert.——The genjfor their health, we miss our friend ful : following ithe calamity is estimated at not less : h usevery day of the inconvenience . tlemen of the Nevada Journal, in their . Adams, of the firm of Farish & Adams ‘ than two “We understand that about 150 of thousand five hundred per{rea caused by the assay issue, and before . issue of the 6th inst, afier saluting us. The change in the atmosphere of late. . sons, and every effort is being made the 2000 hogs belonging to the Oak “Orchard Distillery, when it was burnt. {se ems to hav e exe rci sed a hea lin g in. by the proper authorities to investigate long, whatever their value may be, they editorially and mechanically in most ia few days since, got on a regular . fluence on those who remained, so that will be a4-4.diecount, complimentary terms, turn round and ithe evils. Government itself has it bender, and succeeded in acting «d . } we no longer hear complaints of indiscontr ibute bela d bor ten us thous most and unme ducat rcif s ully to . The . most as silly as do their biped neighbors pos iti on. Our city may now be said to LaRue aT surviv the dil _rveli emm eve ors. a in whic h they have plac ed us iwhen in a aumilar * fix.” They partook be perfectly heaithy,— “xpress, SwesetLanns Diceines.—In ore has but two horns, to neither of which lof the fire water as it camo flowing into of our rambles over the country, we A foundr y in Sacra mento city is . a es IN their styes, and . asa taylor marmion r eonsequenc e townsley john is it agreeable to cling. That we . > rint por Nat ers’ ion Conv a enti . : on. : : Pi a pina Conv noon doing a very large husiness in castings. jmost glorious befuddled, Thre» of the took occasion to visit the busy scene. “ designed an injustice,” must not be. —This taylor richard trassell george w bod y com n.e nce d its sess ion at : F taylor benjamin . The great demand for “stampers,” number died in the diteh. The fish of troth joseph of operation near Sweetland’s Ranch, admitted; and the other “stupid”. Jaltimore on Frida y week, and ad-. . and other f Oak Orchard ig Creek were tolbert joln still more untracy josua p castin gs for quartz mills is . wors still is e. horn , abou t journ ed fift een on mile ‘Tues s day. fro m The Nev ada resnlt , beof ifortunate. The fatal temple david liquid mingled told wm m ; ° . . Abo suppli ut ed. six sets of saw mii! We ery you merc y, gent leme and n, _ this le convention has been the perfection . with their tell geo w pure element trusdale james jtween the South and Middle Yubas and they drank . 1 . ee . {irons are turned out per week, which prom ise the utin ost circ umsp ecti on in . and died of by thousands. a temple jh p'an for the Oak Orchard trewerh jool 2 orga niza tion of a . At this place one of the most singular future, if you will deal gives some idea of the dema nd for with us mor e Creek was converted literally’ into a w permanent national convention, and thatch geo traverce en : ‘ jmach inery aud lumbe deposites of gravel and gold has been leniently.— Lapress. r mills in the . stream of death thomas green 2 tirde! deloss a 2 the adoption of a Schedule of Rules y mi ne s. thomas sj wallace tir e!l george 2 ie DED ik made found in the country. A large Fairly said. We will ascribe the for Work. tho mas juc ob o'¢ dadi el thomas jamesh 8 Ct¢ ltoa tus cordon semi-circle of granite at the foot of a act in question to oversight, which Marriage in high life, An Impo rtan t Fac t.— We men . A Nove. Way or WITNESSING AN . . . a . . thomas joab tillery joel high hill, shuts in a bed of gravel neither involves intentional “ injusExecution —On Friday last, Aaron . tion it as a fact of importance to those . On the 9th instant, by the Rey. Mr, . Warren. John Begwin, Esquire, to Mrs. . inte rest ed, that by the last two or thre e phos Pe ea riviel eon thirty or forty feet in thickness, paying tice,” nor “stupidity.” We more than . B. Stookey was hung at the Tombs, . Jul ia Foster, Loth of the colored pos . stea mers from New Yor k to Chag res, . N ew Yo rk . Th e cr ow d wh o were . very cons . pul ash un. half regr havi let our old goos et ng e Pies ian oY 4 turner john from five cents on the top to ten dolider able num ber of draft s, ja nx ious to be present was, as usual,. thompson james b turner joseph lars on the bottom. Heretofore, owquill say those hard things of a cotempurc hase d by mine rs and othe rs, and Di ed , ve ry large, but the number of passes thompson dr johu turnerj a or r ing to the mass of water contained in porary who rejoins so gracefully. forw arde d to the Atla ntic citie s for . In this ci jWwas limited, in fact confined to a tew threnk jason turner cornelias 2 ty, Nov. 9th, of Lumber . pay ment , have been rete th rned e to ba CaliAbcess, John Blake, of Jo Davies si n, th e mi ne rs thrower bennett wh o have at—_tuttle chester jissued by the sheriff. Just before thi . \fornia under protest. Z'ue annoyance (county Ill., aged abvut thirty-five years. Dr. Gunn of the Soaora Lerald execution, a friend of thrailkill william his edwin . tempted to work these rich claims have the jailer of the jand disa ppoi ntme nt atte ndan t upon A t K e n t u c k publis Fl hes y a at manly and , To indepe N mb ndent e s v a ap d pl be a ie co en d un to dr ty hi iv m , en fo r of ad mi f— tt co an mp ce , le te ly dr ow ne d utterback grandison underwcod jackson b suc . h N a resul o t, v is a e very m seri b ous e matt r fi er rs t o f ty ph io d fe re r, Calvin bu t as th at ofl ice r ha d article no addres sed au “ to th friend ority in ito persons who send s and foes,” Vv )out wher cayoting, and confronted on . N. Reed, aged 23 years and 6 months, remi ttan ces to jh e eas e, he co ul d no t ac ce de to the ‘their families or friends in refere nce to a movem from Bath, Maine. ent for the vallandingham d ev ery hand from other access by the vaugkn elias at home , and re qu est. But it was finally arranged vannin georgo yeunamon henry At acalled meeting of Novada Lodge, it is now highly important that purstupendous wall of granite. We visitestablishment of another paper there that the friend should be passed in by . chasers of drafts in Cali vauhasenj n vrooman elias & w 2 . N o . 13 , of F r e e a n d A c forn c ia e shou p ld t e d M a s by o certai n ns, discon tented bodies . If a ed th e me sp an ot s of ab a ou commitment, and so be! t three weeks since, van pelt abram virgil daniel he ld on Sunday, the 2d of November, . be especially cautious that they des valentine jerome serge charles n and at that time an enterp jpresent at the execution. A blank paper charac terise d by such ability a e t h e fo ll ow in p g r o c e e rising comd i n w g ere s posi t thei r dust with , and buy. thei r h “y jW wa s ac co rd in gl y ma de ou t, ¢a and nd moral th purity e as is the Herald , is pa ny of yo un g me nstyling themselves i drafts of such firms only as are subwaae chapman w 2 wickersham henry . Wusreas, it has pleased the Great j a n co mm it te d to th e ca re of an at . wade sam orachillas wickersham wm f the “Empire Company” had carried not supported by the community at jtendant stanti ally known , and who are prompt Ruler of the Universe to remove from , who, not understanding the webster geo h widger henry p 2 a Tunnel through the solid rock, by Sonora, Dr. Gunn may feel satisfied jurangement, delivered him over to ; to honor the bills drawn by their corour midst our beloved brother, Calvin webster stephen — widerker jacob respo N. Re ndent s. ed a , We wo allud rt e an to hy this d es matte r te em me ed tr e that the fuult is in his reader s and not /A no th er di nt of blasting, some eighty feet, and keeper, who most unceremowager orren wightman john ber of this Lodge, theré/ore, as a testijfor the benefi t of our friend s at the niously locked him up in a common wagener abram wilson h gerry were still pushing ahead jn high . in himself. . m on y of our respect for bis virtues, and mines and the publi c of Califo rnia, (cell, notwithstanding his protestations. wagner lucius 2 — Wilson joel . 2n ex pr es si of on ou r de ep so rr ow fo r hi s sp ir it s. W e we re 9 assur pl ing them ea that a good se deal d of comto le ar n the whalen james wilson jobn « The Sacramento Union is discours . He was even threatened with a straight death, be it . plaint has recen tly been past week that after penetrating to oné . heard in this wheeler1 2 wilson win r Ja ck et if he did not keep quiet, and it Resolved, That we offer his bereaved sing about ‘ owls of the press. ” Wonregio whitaker pl 3 n from the wilson james cause above alluded family and friends our heartfelt eondohundred and twenty feet in the solid . . Was not till after the execution was all if they have me nest in the Union whitetield james —_ wilson robt eullen paper Bosto io.— n . jl en ce an , d si nc er sy e mp at hy fo r th ei ov r er , th at th e un ma fo ss , rt th un ey at e ha vi d ct at im la st of re welker dillen 2 ached the office ? wiley luke \ ji rr ep ar los ab le s. cu ri os it y could prevail on his keeper Tho facilities for milling, whitmore edwin — wilkins milton y gravel, and found a handsome prospect, in this eounRe so lv ed Th , at th e me mb er of s th is . ta co mm un ic at whitney charles @ wilcoxen geo w e hi s si tuation to the try, cannot be surpassed. For eight . Lodge wear the usual badge of mourn. te We have been expecting for a They have worked right zealous! y and weilbrecht goo 2 (jailer of the prison, who quickly res months in the year. a steady wind blows jing for the period of thirty days. wilkerson george w have the reward in a certain fortune fortnight that promised article from leased him. waite edwin g 3 windus john w every day, and the miller can depend Resolved, ‘hat these resolutions be sign-. wine wj . witeer weaver ¢ to each. the Zranscript on the subject of the jon the wind almost as implicitly as on ed by th e co mm it te ap e po in te to d dr af t W m . B. Co rc or an , of th e fi er samue rm of williams owen the rising sun. In addition to this, r there ; : th sa e me pu , bl ; is in he th Ne d e va Jo da ur Co rc i or an & . Ri gg s, Wa sh in gt on City, can be no better point for the erection nal, and a copy sent walker james w — wiiliamsoliyerdayis} The ravines in the neighborhood alae ee to th e fr ie nd of ha s s vo lu nt ee re d to pa y th e en tire exof steam mills than in this cily, while. pa poh qe! q a ba have all been rich, and are now ats . th de e in th ee At e as St la at ed nt es, ic pe ns e fo r th e ge of one hundred in almost every part of the country. the We are under obligations to Hon. T. i. Caswext, Hungarian exiles, recently arrived at Edward Gilbert, for valuable public New York, to finest water power can be obtained. It Wa . Ju st us , Co m. Ba de n, lowa, where they watters thos g —-wi walasen mablon” willis edwin) . '#cting much attention. Indeed fora. tley amaza S fow days past, we understand claims . decomente. jPropove to unite with Ujhazzy's colony. wants nothing but a little patience, at ithe stegt,on the partof the builder: his! C. T. Oveatex Nor. 2d. 1851.

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Ss yareell alford parvner wm phoebus wm b pitt thomas pitterson jno & benj pickett lewis patterson wmd pike thos paddleforis pieard a parmlee davidb = pine. wm h parmlee ewward _ pickett lewis paddleford charles platt thos pryne elias e praing charles . perry wm h porter walis s pepin jean b pool mr pendt fredk porter david peck washington ranford john rabbin joba rablin james rahm’‘jobn ¢g fainey james ramsey h in ray murdoch Pend george m readshaw wm j ream john m reecler william h reed thomas reeder william h reitz Jacob m gpreckiar wm ri¢e henry rice joel f richards james richards saml k 2 richards willm k ring francis roberts henry root john k robinson thos e ross wircus m robertson johnj wattz john g wateman capt cc warren nathl w 3 watkins wm or ward bd js witwer wd 2 wills wm or danl willey amassa p williams beverly a watshall d w warren wm e or wooller james r wols george wodkins leroy yearian geo fous wim ¢ thos jackson wood wm warren james wright stillman 2 wearmouth thos 2 wrightj webster geo g white john . webster joseph wyman ephraim webster geo gideon wyutt dr weaver professor jas Ber. yarbrough em yauriges george cehner,samuel 2 CHAS. T. OVERTON, P M. THE JOURNAL. a ee —— a ae { of all descriptions even ‘for town lots Post *Mortem.—By invitation fiom} Tremenpove™ Earraquak IN recompense will not be long delayed, have been laid, and Sweetlands, fvom. Dr. Hunt. we were present ata post) Varies.—Zwo Thousand Five Hunand w en it comes, it will be ample. We have no doubt that, be dred Lives Lost.~-On the 14th of Aufure two being unknown, almost, seems at once . ™°'tem examination held upon the body . y e a r s p a s s by, instead of impx rting flour gust, the western portion of the Kingof John Blake. The disease was found from Chili, we will be prepa famous. We understand that the new ring to exdom of Naples was shaken by several port i! to other countries; b to be dumber abscess of both sides. The u t we would town is to be called Mancenita-~a ‘The earthquake. of” shocks heavy wish to sce the consummation b case was one of considerable interest r o ught highly appropriate as well as pretty convulsion is supposed to have had its about earlier. A little deci sion on the from the fact that there had been no origin in Mount Volture, a volcano part of farmers would effect it ng well name, from the large amount of manindications of disease npon the left side about one hundred miles to the southduring the com ing year as the following, cenita bushes in the neighborhood. . until a few days before dissolution. The and we hope they will display that d east of Naples. e A capacious ditch already runs from Sanne revealed a most extensive The city of Melfi, near to Mount terminatirn and go to work at once.— Shady Creek to Sweetlands, and-anabscess of both sides. The sack of the Volture, which contained about ten The scuth of Franee—the Genessee yalley cannot vie with California in th e left side had burste thousand inhabitants, was prostrated d, filling the cavity other is being dug from Bloody Run, . production of wheat, and it is a disgrne e ut the first shock, nothing but a few at once to the country and its inhabitto supply water to the miners. If the of the abdomen with a large quantity of crumb'ing walls remaining. <A large ants, to have to import it from other and matter . The discas e was no doubt coming winter is wet, there will be tew number of its inhabitants were buried poorer land s.-— Picayune. broug ht on by the excess ive hard labor busier scenes in the mines than at in the ruins; and at latest accounts and exposure that miners are compelled Mancenita. seven hundred dead bodies had been to endure in this country. Cogswell, eecond mate of the ship i found, and hundreds more were lying Challenge, and Burkensham, one of the ALmost a Casuatty.--The rains in the hospitals, suflering from grievIs amen, hus been committed to answer of the past few days have done much San Francisco Hotris.—We have ous wounds . hefore the U.S. District Court for muA. SARGENT AND W. G, ALBAN. towards weakening the earth around more than once fe!t inclined to call the The neighbouring towns of Atella, eg upon the high seas. cayote holes, and thus rendering them attention of our traveling readers to the Rionero, Bacile, und Rapolla, are “Whursday Morning Nov. 13. suffere rs by tha same convul sion. liThe 8S. F. Hera ld, in spe nki ng of the —=j uns afe . On Srt urd ay last , abo ut sun pou rs of the Laro ping hot els and public onero is a general wreck, not a sound Value of Gold Dus? at the Mint. . projected actiom v. the Land Cominisrobinson james a in our columns. Among the first class house remaining—more than a hun. sicners, and anticipating good thererolph george morandum of the Philadelphia Mint of left the shaft of Warsaw and Co., on dred person s have perished, and as. upon, says .— . houses, the Niantic Hotel, is, according rogers mr an amount of gold dust fo:warded_ by . Buckeye Hill, the one below being many have been maimed or wounded. to our taste, second to none. It exhibits “In the domestic affairs of the State, In Bacile, the only edifice not entirely . there is likewise muc de on hugh f An el them for 8.8. Nuppier, and the Treasu. employed in sending up water from h tu inspire hope. yiNs j externally and internally, the marks of . destroyed is ‘ : the orphan asylum, while . We have got rid of some of our worst reed herman rdshford: thos.or rer’s receipt for the nett proceeds of the the well. He had just finished, and jtaste, refinement and elegance. We the discovered dead amount to about . judges, and the character of our next ridd john j coffee ‘ame. The amount of dust as received . was about to come up, when those heartily commend it to such of our one hundred and fifty. In the coms . Legislature will be much more exalted reminton mirtillo rosenbaum abraham it the Mint is registered at 621 ounces. . above observed the earth a little way friends as ace fastidious in their notions mune of Bari, the towns of Gerato, jthan that of the last. We have reesler arris p rothschild mr The dust was of an excellent Cescriptior, reynolds stephen w russell edw h Minervino, Spinazola, Andria and iprospect, besides, of sending to the down the shaft crumbling, and called jot a hotel. ind would have readily brought $16 75 . Senate of the United States man eariley franklin rush henry 8 Trani were all injured more or less. to him to dod ge int o the drift. He ritter william russell george h ner ounce at San Francisco, At that. The editor of the Calaveras Chron-. In Canosa, the ancient Canosium, . pable of representing his constituents jfuithfally and creditably. It is true richardson wm 2 reynolds stephen w rate the dust was worth in California. did so just in time to escape a mass of icle has met with an “abolitionist,” founded by Diomed , and whose wails the re are man richardson s ¢ y imp ude nt cha rla yor james J tan s ear th, whi ch fill ed up the hole above 51046 87. After the cost of transpors . once enclosed a circuit of sixteen miles, . jengaged in travelling the State, sotiwho “krocked under. three hundred and seventy-six houses feiting votes for the positi ration to the Mint, the treasurer passes. the driftin which he had taken refuge, sabins john f smith julius onons — pers , sackey jolin smoot walter b A Secret Expevirion.—The S. F. . were thrown down. At the last re. wholly unfitted for the discharge of upon it, and receipts for the value of and making him a close prisoner sacore isaac Piecaytne svys that a seeret “expedition. ports the shocks around Mount Volture . its duties, and who offer themselves for sneider henry 51015 55, payable to order therein. Those above called to him, is now on foot, and bas been for some . continued, and one-half of the city of, is the highest office that can be coeaddier 1 s sower s louis r We deem *thése highly inter estin g . schmidt john jacob2 summers jobn c wi eae ene guy see and getting no answer thought he was weeks, composed of body of five huns) Venosa, the ancient Venusia, contain. nas by the loftiest ambition, in the tarchet ‘pad b _ spahn francis facts, as showing the aciual value of gold . killed. Though the danger of more }dred Frenchmen, orginized to proceed ing six thousand inhabitants, and cele‘hope that some aecident may lead to sanderson william sparks daniel jtothe Mexican State of Sonora,? an their selection. Itis not, of course, to dust at the mint, and the best course . brated as the birth place . cav of Horace ing , wa s imi nen t, th ey we nt int o sanders ¢ 8 esy int ima spalding ta . b» tes feared: that any of these will be tha t the obj ect is the sei zur e for those to pursue who wish to send as destroyed. The mountain pro-. j}suceeesfal, sanders henry sperman aj 2 the hole and dug after him. Meanof that province.se I: turtoeher ‘states the} ™ » . vinees money home This 3 _ receipt Tires certrinly YOolotris rende zvous of this expedi tion is to Le in. Vinces of the Abruz zi and ‘gawtell dre of Calab ria, spencer isane p whi le he was rot idl e, but pa we d aw ay their sell to miners for better is it proves rawyer alfred spears william h Stuckton, on the 11th inst. Now we where the earthquake of 1782 deAxotrure Merprrovs Assautr.—Anat the dir t doo r of his scearce robert pri son hou sprague elijah jsus se pect this isall a mistake or a hoax. is troyed three hundred cities and buried dust for drafts in California, than to ‘other cowardly and disgracefal attemnjt scott foseph r etender jolin adam transmit the dust at considerable exwith both hands like a grizzly, He . We neither know of any such exp dii thirty thousand human beings, have at murder was made in our city on Sunscott] w stafford joshua ,ton or rendez‘ous, nor do we believe’ thus far escaped. pense to # poorer was market. soon taken out, not hurt, and . there is any iday night last. about eleven o'clock -chaffer dr sen stagnor 1 boras 2 such intended. — Rep). The recent earthq uake commenced [tuppears'thata larze number of PrenchBy the memorand um before us we see . not much frightened. His death would 6tansscol robt, winseamanj d 'with a sharp coneus men wete congregated in social converse sion, which was Div ine sears cj ror Gor .p. tertun geo or augthat the amount of dust passed upon lost . have been unavoi —We are cred ibly dab le had not tho se lat the Gem Saloon. where they were i succee ded by an undula tocy semple jacob w movem ent, info rmed that linbaugh wm a larg e par ty of Mexican: four and three-foarths ounces in melt-. above lvinking coffee, when the cenversiti on seen the dirt give way. : Injians At ‘ Ww mal ‘ w n { the first shock being about sixty se. ) and stamps mre matilda seymour es are now making from ten! : iturned upon the murder of Mittway by ing, and that the silver partings were . dollars toan ounce a day, about ene and conds in duration. At Melfi there seymour ira stumps shag f jthe Chilean Rojas. After some remarks, worth $11 21. The fineness of the gold a shadley anson 2, statier joln ec ha lf mi le s above Oregon Bar, on the were six shocks. Cic ars .—O ur age nt at San Fra nci sco , . ok ; ; : amen named Rousselle seid that ifa ae : . Mok elu mne river, by diving for gold. shaver philipe 2 starfield ashley was only 844-1000ths. Silver enters. writes, ‘I The whole countr y is in a state of. party were raised for the purpose of gainv ite att ent ion to the adv erTh e wat er is ver y col d shankland james m stanhope moses . and deep, and . alarm, and every eye is directed to largely into the substance of much of . tis ing to Jackson and taking Rojas from ement of B. C. Horn (which will be. being in the centre of a steep canon, shepherd benry 2 steel mathew w the dust obtained from Californian mines. 'moun t Vesuvi us as the safety valve ithe jail by furee and hanging him, he hugh tepl . found in its appropriate column). One. there is no way of turning the river j : pale jwould like tojoin it A phd tg he For instance, we knew of a party of men . youn g man throu gh whieh the subter ranean fires ji he di ve rs go do wn wi th a ro und pointot the city papers pathetically laments jed shovel, or @ commun tin pan, which, 24d sieam may find a vent; and it is {named Victor Albert replied by saying sharp elias steelo duvid who went home last year, taking with the wan tof Goop ciaansin the city. We they {he was in favor of the law taking its bring generally up supposed haif that shaffer an eruption fall is cs of sand and’ steele robert them 300 ounces of dust, of which 62 can assure the afo leourse, and would have nothing to do res aid diu rna l. tha t earth, shelton mat from which sewart they drof wash the gold. . imminent. sherboro & bourds'cely dr jw ounees proved to be silver. l with such a movement. Nous seli e. then un d the ar e des am ide pl rat y um re may pa id be for fou nd at Mr tlieir trouble. Sea It is a curious fact that the appa. with a show of friendship. invited Albers —C hr on ic man le . stewart irwin s “aww testa¥ed Gath Horn’s on Sansome street.” produce often voleanoes extinet rently {to the door to havea private conversashepard craig stephens elijn Poi — ee — ee ee Devis & Hirst have shown to us ame. down, all the driffters but one ha ' shew jacob stewart john sheldon warren m stewart joseph r . pers below that an attempt is being made to obtain the power for the assay stewart john n stepen r office at San Francisco to issue s:nall gold small elbridge g stiles alvah . able as currency. Small coins now bear pri nte d and edi ted sheet, a per centage, and aro likely to do so. coins. We are no friend to this assay shubart jacob stewart james f eatablishment, and trust Congress will simp‘on wm j 2 Bteele robert simmons franklin c2 stieder jessee n immediately on assembling, supercede shimer charles d 2 strider jessee h it, by a mint, but if we must have the is pd elijah ie wh ere assay office—it should issue coins availsmallwood joseph p stone joseph w smithson wm d stover reubin 3 smith george w _ stone jeremiah p emith mark 2 stewart joseph r smith edward f —stjolin elera smith george s eurles john smith frederick o sutton ss amith hayden smith joseph smith joseph h Bwir y j swainey james swayne John Sweizer wm b 1 tainter a or n gretupper charies gry tradaull etienne tangge john troop george taner henry al taylor js tribelhorn john c todd john ¢ , . . . the greatest devastation. Vesuvius ition. This was neceeded to. After afew we. A rumor has been current that i Th e gu lc h directly in front of was silent for an immemorial period moments the repertcla pistol was heard, the firm of Drew, Robinson & Co, of our offic e is all aliv e with busy work -. downto A. D. 79, the date of the de . 9nd the party inside. rushiag to the fone New: York, has failed. We are inmen. ‘This has been one of the rich‘struction of Herculaneum and Pom‘of the estab ishment. found A. lying upformed by reliable persons that such is est placers in California, and is now peii. After along interval of slumber, ‘on the ground and weltering in bis own not the ease. jblood. Rousselle had fled, having shor being worked over the fourth or fifth, Mount Epomeo in Ischi, b urst out, A. jAlbert in the side, the ball ranging time. During the past year a French D. 1301, and covered the whole island j round towards the spine. without, howevWe have received per Gregory the woman has been constantly occupied! with a deluge of lava; and in 1538, jer, tow ching it. R. has itis supposed, 4th No. of the Calayerus Chronicle, here inthe manly occupation of a goldMonte Nuevo, in the Mampi Phlegraei, }gone to San Francisco, whithor a large edited by H. A. De Courcy, a finely digger, together with her husban ;! iu d thirty-six hours rose from the! party of Frenckimen have gone in purs shorts wm shrenk john smith emanuel 1 . houses in San Francisco, which appear and one . &"4 the two have recently retired from. bowels of the earth to a height of four auit. Allert, although ina very erisi cal etate is not yet dead. and his physiCal ifo rni a, wor th, it is said , abo ut six {hundred and forty feet, near the site till this evil of changing dust into this. which could not fail to be acceptable ciin thinks he may recover if fever anc . th ous and dol lar s.— Son ora Her ald . of an old crater. The Solfaterra, in {mortification du not ensue.—Calurverus inconvenient shape is remedied. The in any intelligent community. The . the same vicinity, continues to smoke, Chron . tee, idea of throwing off these heavy slugs . business part of the paper i.ie.—-For several . while the twenty-six eraters around looks de-. Hearrn or Manysv . Ab it, . Weeks past. our citizens have suTered . for the common use of 2 community is. cidedly pros perous. . superficially judging, are extinct. not only preposterous, but in its epera jsomewhat from intermittent . fevers . ,-Among those who haye left temporarily Fepp.e amone tuk Hoes ann Fisnes ‘Lhe loss of human life by this dread }-— The Aledina Crtizen is responsible for . Hon devidedly oppressive. Complaints Cuts RIGHT AND Lert.——The genjfor their health, we miss our friend ful : following ithe calamity is estimated at not less : h usevery day of the inconvenience . tlemen of the Nevada Journal, in their . Adams, of the firm of Farish & Adams ‘ than two “We understand that about 150 of thousand five hundred per{rea caused by the assay issue, and before . issue of the 6th inst, afier saluting us. The change in the atmosphere of late. . sons, and every effort is being made the 2000 hogs belonging to the Oak “Orchard Distillery, when it was burnt. {se ems to hav e exe rci sed a hea lin g in. by the proper authorities to investigate long, whatever their value may be, they editorially and mechanically in most ia few days since, got on a regular . fluence on those who remained, so that will be a4-4.diecount, complimentary terms, turn round and ithe evils. Government itself has it bender, and succeeded in acting «d . } we no longer hear complaints of indiscontr ibute bela d bor ten us thous most

and unme ducat rcif s ully to . The . most as silly as do their biped neighbors pos iti on. Our city may now be said to LaRue aT surviv the dil _rveli emm eve ors. a in whic h they have plac ed us iwhen in a aumilar * fix.” They partook be perfectly heaithy,— “xpress, SwesetLanns Diceines.—In ore has but two horns, to neither of which lof the fire water as it camo flowing into of our rambles over the country, we A foundr y in Sacra mento city is . a es IN their styes, and . asa taylor marmion r eonsequenc e townsley john is it agreeable to cling. That we . > rint por Nat ers’ ion Conv a enti . : on. : : Pi a pina Conv noon doing a very large husiness in castings. jmost glorious befuddled, Thre» of the took occasion to visit the busy scene. “ designed an injustice,” must not be. —This taylor richard trassell george w bod y com n.e nce d its sess ion at : F taylor benjamin . The great demand for “stampers,” number died in the diteh. The fish of troth joseph of operation near Sweetland’s Ranch, admitted; and the other “stupid”. Jaltimore on Frida y week, and ad-. . and other f Oak Orchard ig Creek were tolbert joln still more untracy josua p castin gs for quartz mills is . wors still is e. horn , abou t journ ed fift een on mile ‘Tues s day. fro m The Nev ada resnlt , beof ifortunate. The fatal temple david liquid mingled told wm m ; ° . . Abo suppli ut ed. six sets of saw mii! We ery you merc y, gent leme and n, _ this le convention has been the perfection . with their tell geo w pure element trusdale james jtween the South and Middle Yubas and they drank . 1 . ee . {irons are turned out per week, which prom ise the utin ost circ umsp ecti on in . and died of by thousands. a temple jh p'an for the Oak Orchard trewerh jool 2 orga niza tion of a . At this place one of the most singular future, if you will deal gives some idea of the dema nd for with us mor e Creek was converted literally’ into a w permanent national convention, and thatch geo traverce en : ‘ jmach inery aud lumbe deposites of gravel and gold has been leniently.— Lapress. r mills in the . stream of death thomas green 2 tirde! deloss a 2 the adoption of a Schedule of Rules y mi ne s. thomas sj wallace tir e!l george 2 ie DED ik made found in the country. A large Fairly said. We will ascribe the for Work. tho mas juc ob o'¢ dadi el thomas jamesh 8 Ct¢ ltoa tus cordon semi-circle of granite at the foot of a act in question to oversight, which Marriage in high life, An Impo rtan t Fac t.— We men . A Nove. Way or WITNESSING AN . . . a . . thomas joab tillery joel high hill, shuts in a bed of gravel neither involves intentional “ injusExecution —On Friday last, Aaron . tion it as a fact of importance to those . On the 9th instant, by the Rey. Mr, . Warren. John Begwin, Esquire, to Mrs. . inte rest ed, that by the last two or thre e phos Pe ea riviel eon thirty or forty feet in thickness, paying tice,” nor “stupidity.” We more than . B. Stookey was hung at the Tombs, . Jul ia Foster, Loth of the colored pos . stea mers from New Yor k to Chag res, . N ew Yo rk . Th e cr ow d wh o were . very cons . pul ash un. half regr havi let our old goos et ng e Pies ian oY 4 turner john from five cents on the top to ten dolider able num ber of draft s, ja nx ious to be present was, as usual,. thompson james b turner joseph lars on the bottom. Heretofore, owquill say those hard things of a cotempurc hase d by mine rs and othe rs, and Di ed , ve ry large, but the number of passes thompson dr johu turnerj a or r ing to the mass of water contained in porary who rejoins so gracefully. forw arde d to the Atla ntic citie s for . In this ci jWwas limited, in fact confined to a tew threnk jason turner cornelias 2 ty, Nov. 9th, of Lumber . pay ment , have been rete th rned e to ba CaliAbcess, John Blake, of Jo Davies si n, th e mi ne rs thrower bennett wh o have at—_tuttle chester jissued by the sheriff. Just before thi . \fornia under protest. Z'ue annoyance (county Ill., aged abvut thirty-five years. Dr. Gunn of the Soaora Lerald execution, a friend of thrailkill william his edwin . tempted to work these rich claims have the jailer of the jand disa ppoi ntme nt atte ndan t upon A t K e n t u c k publis Fl hes y a at manly and , To indepe N mb ndent e s v a ap d pl be a ie co en d un to dr ty hi iv m , en fo r of ad mi f— tt co an mp ce , le te ly dr ow ne d utterback grandison underwcod jackson b suc . h N a resul o t, v is a e very m seri b ous e matt r fi er rs t o f ty ph io d fe re r, Calvin bu t as th at ofl ice r ha d article no addres sed au “ to th friend ority in ito persons who send s and foes,” Vv )out wher cayoting, and confronted on . N. Reed, aged 23 years and 6 months, remi ttan ces to jh e eas e, he co ul d no t ac ce de to the ‘their families or friends in refere nce to a movem from Bath, Maine. ent for the vallandingham d ev ery hand from other access by the vaugkn elias at home , and re qu est. But it was finally arranged vannin georgo yeunamon henry At acalled meeting of Novada Lodge, it is now highly important that purstupendous wall of granite. We visitestablishment of another paper there that the friend should be passed in by . chasers of drafts in Cali vauhasenj n vrooman elias & w 2 . N o . 13 , of F r e e a n d A c forn c ia e shou p ld t e d M a s by o certai n ns, discon tented bodies . If a ed th e me sp an ot s of ab a ou commitment, and so be! t three weeks since, van pelt abram virgil daniel he ld on Sunday, the 2d of November, . be especially cautious that they des valentine jerome serge charles n and at that time an enterp jpresent at the execution. A blank paper charac terise d by such ability a e t h e fo ll ow in p g r o c e e rising comd i n w g ere s posi t thei r dust with , and buy. thei r h “y jW wa s ac co rd in gl y ma de ou t, ¢a and nd moral th purity e as is the Herald , is pa ny of yo un g me nstyling themselves i drafts of such firms only as are subwaae chapman w 2 wickersham henry . Wusreas, it has pleased the Great j a n co mm it te d to th e ca re of an at . wade sam orachillas wickersham wm f the “Empire Company” had carried not supported by the community at jtendant stanti ally known , and who are prompt Ruler of the Universe to remove from , who, not understanding the webster geo h widger henry p 2 a Tunnel through the solid rock, by Sonora, Dr. Gunn may feel satisfied jurangement, delivered him over to ; to honor the bills drawn by their corour midst our beloved brother, Calvin webster stephen — widerker jacob respo N. Re ndent s. ed a , We wo allud rt e an to hy this d es matte r te em me ed tr e that the fuult is in his reader s and not /A no th er di nt of blasting, some eighty feet, and keeper, who most unceremowager orren wightman john ber of this Lodge, theré/ore, as a testijfor the benefi t of our friend s at the niously locked him up in a common wagener abram wilson h gerry were still pushing ahead jn high . in himself. . m on y of our respect for bis virtues, and mines and the publi c of Califo rnia, (cell, notwithstanding his protestations. wagner lucius 2 — Wilson joel . 2n ex pr es si of on ou r de ep so rr ow fo r hi s sp ir it s. W e we re 9 assur pl ing them ea that a good se deal d of comto le ar n the whalen james wilson jobn « The Sacramento Union is discours . He was even threatened with a straight death, be it . plaint has recen tly been past week that after penetrating to oné . heard in this wheeler1 2 wilson win r Ja ck et if he did not keep quiet, and it Resolved, That we offer his bereaved sing about ‘ owls of the press. ” Wonregio whitaker pl 3 n from the wilson james cause above alluded family and friends our heartfelt eondohundred and twenty feet in the solid . . Was not till after the execution was all if they have me nest in the Union whitetield james —_ wilson robt eullen paper Bosto io.— n . jl en ce an , d si nc er sy e mp at hy fo r th ei ov r er , th at th e un ma fo ss , rt th un ey at e ha vi d ct at im la st of re welker dillen 2 ached the office ? wiley luke \ ji rr ep ar los ab le s. cu ri os it y could prevail on his keeper Tho facilities for milling, whitmore edwin — wilkins milton y gravel, and found a handsome prospect, in this eounRe so lv ed Th , at th e me mb er of s th is . ta co mm un ic at whitney charles @ wilcoxen geo w e hi s si tuation to the try, cannot be surpassed. For eight . Lodge wear the usual badge of mourn. te We have been expecting for a They have worked right zealous! y and weilbrecht goo 2 (jailer of the prison, who quickly res months in the year. a steady wind blows jing for the period of thirty days. wilkerson george w have the reward in a certain fortune fortnight that promised article from leased him. waite edwin g 3 windus john w every day, and the miller can depend Resolved, ‘hat these resolutions be sign-. wine wj . witeer weaver ¢ to each. the Zranscript on the subject of the jon the wind almost as implicitly as on ed by th e co mm it te ap e po in te to d dr af t W m . B. Co rc or an , of th e fi er samue rm of williams owen the rising sun. In addition to this, r there ; : th sa e me pu , bl ; is in he th Ne d e va Jo da ur Co rc i or an & . Ri gg s, Wa sh in gt on City, can be no better point for the erection nal, and a copy sent walker james w — wiiliamsoliyerdayis} The ravines in the neighborhood alae ee to th e fr ie nd of ha s s vo lu nt ee re d to pa y th e en tire exof steam mills than in this cily, while. pa poh qe! q a ba have all been rich, and are now ats . th de e in th ee At e as St la at ed nt es, ic pe ns e fo r th e ge of one hundred in almost every part of the country. the We are under obligations to Hon. T. i. Caswext, Hungarian exiles, recently arrived at Edward Gilbert, for valuable public New York, to finest water power can be obtained. It Wa . Ju st us , Co m. Ba de n, lowa, where they watters thos g —-wi walasen mablon” willis edwin) . '#cting much attention. Indeed fora. tley amaza S fow days past, we understand claims . decomente. jPropove to unite with Ujhazzy's colony. wants nothing but a little patience, at ithe stegt,on the partof the builder: his! C. T. Oveatex Nor. 2d. 1851.