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are now probably not less than fifteen huadred.cases of small pox in that city. No
one estimates the number at less than a
thousand, We learn that there are also a
great many casesin Sacramento and Marysville. Several persons bave died of the
disease in the latter city. Only one or two
eases have yet occurred in Nevada county,
but the disease is raging to a greater or
less extent over the whole State, and we
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r
e
v
e
n
March
i
a
w
g
o
o
y
l
t
s
m
e
s
n
a
e
s
e
t
h
w
n
t
o
a
l
r
l
r
a
a
o
e
w
t
s
s
ns
o
n
p
io
g
r
i
at
u
s
rt
y
p
r
po
a
u
im
s
e
a
e
th
r
of
T
e
n
h
io
t
rt
f
po
o
A
e.
e
r
s
on
al
ve
coffee
rigged for the purpose of shaking the
a
e
r
T
e
h
t
m
o
r
s
f
e
t
a
c
i
f
i
t
r
s
to
go
e
it,
w
have
If
c
you
o
CHE.—
l
e
OOTHA
l
h
o
T
f
e
.
.
h
e
d
T
l
n
b
a
i
s
m
s
m
o
o
p
c
s
s
a
i
y
b
l
r
e
e
v
g
o
a
t
n
y
a
a
v
w
r
d
a
ei
th
nd
fi
s
rt
po
rn
he
rt
No
e
th
tbo
at
e
ed
th
nd
la
u
A
e
h
T
.
le
ib
ss
c
Block's
p
over
is
office
whore
N,
s
LEVASO
DOCTOR
a
y
l
w
eel, to overcome the “suction” at
o
l
s
s
a
d
e
u
s
s
i
e
r
a
y
r
u
s
r
a
s
a
w
e
h
h
c
i
h
w
s
n
e
o
g
r
a
h
c
Nevada,
e
h
e
d.
t
e
r
streets,
me
r
a
s
a
ai
g
t
n
cl
c
i
a
ial
nt
Commerc
r
te
t
and
n
ex
o
e
Pine
c
th
g
stere,
to
bi
t
no
e
t
h
t
bu
;
y
ditors do not hurr
tom and thereby force her from the mud in to the South,
1862,
e
138,
m
m
March
i
e
r
:
d
o
e
m
t
s
e
e
h
r
t
y
l
n
o
d
n
a
,
to
d
e
d
n
e
t
t
e
a
y
th
l
e
in
c
r
n
a
io
c
s
pt
um
ns
co
e
th
s,
ic
br
fa
nt
ch
me
ri
ri
e
pe
th
ex
f
O
e
Th
,
ed
dd
be
in
is
r;
e
fo
sh
ed
id
h
ov
pr
whic
e
of
r
s
le
a
e
tt
i
ba
t
e
i
s
th
s
at
e
c
r
e
io
n
av
n
eh
i
s
sb
s
mi
e
r
r
p
Fo
d
—
n
.—OLD
N
st
a
COFFEE
JAVA
MENT
GOVER
OFFEE
ir
e
t
“F
a
i
d
of
e
id
ts
ou
l
al
sm
y
a
gl
P
y
in
r
u
ed
s
a
ce
e
ex
r
T
is
es
y
e
h
at
da
t
St
es
,
e
dn
is
av
We
sl
th
l
g
on
n
al
d
i
d
ie
n
tr
a
s
t
—warranted pure—for sale by
s
wa
Ball’s Bluff.
with the camels
but, notwith
n
o
d
BRO,
n
&
a
m
HIXSON
e
M.
J.
d
th
e
h
wi
t
ce
y
en
l
nd
p
np
po
co
u
es
inar4
l
s
rr
f
na
co
l
g
ur
a
in
h
Jo
ld
t
ho
e
r
o
n
Th
Fo
n
d—
,
a
es
c
on
t
ti
ec
n
ci
“S
i
al
M
r
ci
e
er
p
mm
r
co
he
e
th
om
fr
d
te
ar
st
s
wa
r
me
ea
fast, and. the st
e
h
t
e
c
n
e
’s
H
ll
.
Ba
y
e
of
n
tle
o
bat
m
r
e
e
th
e
p
nc
a
si
p
d
s
an
it
re
r
fo
be
fo
y,
ry
em
su
en
e
ea
th
Tr
e
h
t
e
th
th
wi
e
POUNDS
ad
THOUSAND
tr
!—TEN
BACON
ee
ACON!
fr
d
re
fe
of
pr
e
th
at
th
es
ud
en
cl
.
s
e
t
a
c
i
f
i
t
r
e
c
in
y
rs
r
ce
u
fi
s
of
a
l
e
be
r
re
T
om
place in. the mad and. nearly raised, wh
fr
ts
n
si
o
vi
g
nt
in
ou
iv
Bluff, and rece
by
asing disc
e
r
c
n
i
Calitornia Bacon—for sale
superior
of
te
sa
en
mp
co
to
n
gi
be
t
no
d
ul
wo
es
g
at
in
St
l
gg
be
ri
re
J. M. HIXSON & BRO,
his camp.
mar4
some portions of the sustaining
en
e
th
g
in
er
ff
y
su
sl
ou
er
ch
ea
tr
or
—F
rd
t
hi
ea
of
n
“T
gr
io
e
rt
th
po
a
le
of
on
hi
ti
—W
up
rr
n.
te
ro
in
tT
e
th
tv
r
vo
fo
pe
Re
er
ro
rm
ie
Eu
fo
rt
Li
A
M,
J,
COME!!~
THEY
STILL
ND
gave way and she sunk back to her
tba
e
th
e
nc
si
ld
ho
strong
or
rt
fo
a
d
il
bu
le
tt
to
li
y
em
a
,
on
g
in
go
is
on
ti
lu
vo
re
an
ic
er
already
Am
their
to
h
adding
still
rt
are
nBRO
No
&
co
HIXSON
is
Th
h.
rt
No
e
th
th
wi
e
ad
tr
ct
re
bdi
su
r
mo
t
he
position. Stronger rigging bas been
a
e
tle of Ball’s Bluff, under his guns, withou
ar
e
er
Th
i.
il
Ch
in
ss
re
og
pr
in
en
heavy stock of Groceries and Provisions, ond will si]
be
s
ha
e
on
ar
qu
y
n
a
m
in
d
he
n.
ac
io
re
at
e
st
en
th
le
be
in
so
n
ng
al
vi
s
ai
li
ag
ha
n
0
de
io
00
ma
us
0,
be
cl
10
ll
t
t
wi
ou
for cash LOWER THAN CAN Bk BOUGHT IN AaNy
mp
ab
te
g
at
e
in
d
th
an
er
,.
mb
ed
nu
le
stitut
op
pe
se
po
ex
to
gn
si
de
s
ou
er
ch
ea
tr
r
a
Fo
!
h—
rt
ou
NS
e
“F
MOUNTAI
ar
THE
ey
IN
HOUSE
s.
an
ni
ca
an
es
Ar
d
cl
ti
me
ar
na
le
d
ab
an
s
by
s
ar
in
pe
ta
ap
un
as
d,
mo
an
gl
En
in
s.
rs
ce
te
an
st
um
rc
e
ci
bl
ra
vo
fa
re
wader mo
1862.
138,
d
March
de
his force to capture and destruction by the en
en
sc
de
,
es
ib
tr
d
re
nd
ion of ki
a confederat
o
wh
,
ru
Pe
t
en
ci
an
of
s
ce
ra
d
re
ue
nq
co
JW. chang,
from the
GRO, A, WEAVER,
d
an
s,
in
ta
un
mo
e
(San Franciseo,
th
to
s
rd
ia
an
, Nevada.
Sp
e
th
om
fr
ed
fl
have ever since maintained independence of
Spain andthe Republic. Their territory extends along the coast one hundred and eightysix miles, and back from the sea, one hundred
da,
Neva
et,
Stre
ad
Bro
59
No.
e
th
e
ar
ey
Th
s.
and fifty miles, to the Ande
Caucassians of South America, brave, warlike
IN
RS
DEALE
L
RBTAI
&
SALE
WHOLE
n,
Su
e
th
of
en
dr
y
il
ht
Ch
ug
ha
e—
bl
ta
mi
do
in
d
an
ry
ta
di
re
he
a
th
wi
s,
ca
In
e
th
om
fr
d
de
en
desc
Groceries, Provisions, ShelfGoods,
which bave lately appeared in some of the enmy, under pretense of orders for a movement
t
no
d
ha
h
ic
wh
l,
ra
ne
ge
ng
di
an
mm
co
e
th
om
fr
y
London journals. If there should be an
”
n.
ve
gi
en
be
European intervention in American affairs,
it will be for political reasons, and not for
Tue Exuprion or Mount Vesvvies.—Durit
s;
st
re
te
in
al
ci
er
mm
co
e
th
t
of
fi
ne
o
be
e
pe
e
th
th
us
vi
su
Ve
of
on
ti
up
er
te
la
e
th
g
in
will be the work of the European aristocraple for miles around had to use umbrellas
cy, for the purpose of breaking down Amerto ward off the showers of dust which fell,
ican institutions; or, failing in that, of asreaching far beyond Capri and Salerno.
a
e,
in
to
An
ie
el
Or
o,
ag
e
il
wh
.
A
nt
me
rn
ve
Go
sisting to divide the nation and set up a The first appearaoce of the eruption is thas Frenchman, got among these people, won their
&c.
,
&c.
S,
OL
TO
ING
MIN
rival Government on our southern borders. bappily described by a correspondent of the confidence, and was proclaimed King. The
ine meditated the invasion
—"
to
An
ng
s
formerly ocew
ou
Ki
d
ti
an
bi
st
e
am
th
n
ke
ta
E
V
A
London Athenaeum:
wn to town stirring
, and will be in conto
ay
om
wm
fr
Ne
er
&
nt
av
we
We
d
by
ed
pi
an
i,
il
Ch
of
From Orecoy.—The steamer Brother
WhenI first saw the eruption I was walking
the Indians, until he had the promise of stant receipt of a complete stock of Goods, which will
e
th
er
.
ov
si
Ca
R
ok
s
Fo
lo
te
le
to
ra
ab
g
on
in
as
en
re
pp
st
ha
n
mo
d
at
on
ea
ld
an
o
so
,
il
be
sc
nd
Ch
e
ci
ie
fr
an
th
a
Fr
to
nt
th
n
wi
se
Sa
s
on
at
wa
ti
d
ta
ve
ri
pu
ar
de
.
Jonathan
42,000 A
a and Governor, who Pizzaro-like, laid a trap for the
se
e
th
t
cu
h
ic
wh
in
ta
un
mo
a
n
of
io
at
in
cl
in
Thursday, from the northern coast. She the distant prospect, I saw what appeared tome
.
RGE
CHA
OF
EE
FR
D
RE
VE
LI
DE
S
OD
GO
es
ti
pu
de
t
of the mountains, and sent ou
ng
Ki
reports the steamer Sierra Nevada eafe, in to be a vast pine, and yet I said, rubbing mY . to confer with His Majesty. During the con—@Q
ted,
solici
nage
patro
c
publi
of
on
porti
A
ae
it
;
ot
sp
at
th
on
e
on
er
mb
me
re
t
no
do
I
,
es
ey
by
d
nde
rou
sur
was
Le
e
,
oin
sea
Ant
th
g
oo
Kin
sm
e,
a
enc
for
fer
g
in
it
wa
y,
Ba
s
r’
ke
Ba
cannot be a pine, it must be smoke from Vesucreeping troops, one of whom sprang on his
Nevada, March 18, 1862.
fore venturing out with a deck load of vius; and so it was; and at this, the commencemajesty, bound, threw him astride a horse, and
ty
gh
mi
e
th
e
se
d
ul
co
,
we
on
ti
up
er
e
for
d
th
un
of
bo
nt
,
rs
me
ne
mi
en
te
ir
Th
,
es
rs
ho
0
1,20
run off the King of Arancania toa low-landKerosene Lamps at $1,25 & Upwards!
the jail, where His Majesty languishes in vile duin
d
xe
fi
re
h
we
ic
wh
s,
ot
ro
e
th
om
fr
ss
ma
Jobo Day’s river, in eastern Oregon, were base of the mountain, growing up with wonderA FINE ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED,
ce,
ran
lately murdered by Indians, The Columful rapidity to the gigantic tree which touched
es
ch
an
br
its
ad
re
sp
en
th
s,
and
en
av
he
ry
ve
e
th
T
BES
Y
VER
THE
O.
e
th
ALS
e
ov
bia river was still closed by ice ab
tion
addi
in
,
that
ms
see
—It
SS.
KNE
DAR
In
d east and west, until the coast, sea,
an
h
ut
so
Dalles. The Portland Advertiser says men everything, was hidden from view. 1 never to the moral wes which has settled over
k.
Sa
r
Fo
eder
ne
Conf
s
se
bogu
ro
the
Ke
of
al
Capit
or
the
rn
nd,
Do
hmo
Ric
of
y
it
al
Qu
ss
ma
st
va
e
th
an
r
th
de
an
t
ng
gr
ien
hi
fic
yt
d
t
sof
an
se
ou
es
th
tn
wi
s
wi
ne
mi
e
th
to
g
in
sh
ru
e
ar
ying
anno
t
mos
the
of
ness
dark
her
anot
acy,
an
e
on
er
ed
ov
ll
ro
d
an
se
h
ro
ic
e
wh
ok
sm
of
es
W. H. CRAWFORD & C0.
blankets or provisions, aud with ao knowlother in magnificent involutions.
kind is about to envelope its citizens. In othmillu
gas—
ng
maki
for
ities
facil
Mee
s,
word
er
l
fu
edge of the country, and predicts « fear
Sa Main st., Opposite the Express Office. -@a
inating gas, I mean—are agout giving out, and
Joss of life. Walla Walla is crowded with
PanaMa Irems.—The Sonora, which arthey have neither the means a the skill to
miuers, and board there is from an ounce rived on the 18th, brought Panama papers renew them. Coal they have in abundance,
ty
un
Co
da
no
va
and
rts,
Ne
reto
gas
the
of
ring
cove
le
for
tiles
no
op
but
Pe
e
th
To
to thirty-five dollars a week, A man who to March Ist, from which are culled the folfactories wherein these tiles can be made. Of
D
R
A
W
R
O
F
O
T
Y
D
A
E
R
N
AI
AG
M
A
left Salmon river on the 8th of February, lowing iteme:
candles, it is said, they have not enough to last
Goods to any section of the Counties of
cThe
funeral
of
Juan
Romero
de
Terrer
ufa
man
can
they
oil
the
e
all
t,
whil
nigh
fort
a
th
wi
e,
er
th
rs
ne
mi
0
00
2,
0
to
reports 1,60
,
DO
RA
DO
EL
,
ER
AC
PL
,
DA
VA
NE
Duke of Regla, took place on the Ist. Deceas
y.
All
iner
ture is required to lubricate mach
plenty of provisions.
was traveling for pleasure, and died of dysentery the tallow they can collect they require to feed
WEAVER & CO.,
We are under many
Pustic Doouments.—
obligations to Senator Latham for Vol. XI
of the Pacifico Railroad Surveys; also, for
the Report of Major Delafield, of the Corps
of Dogineers, on the Art of War in Europe,
We have now a complete set of the Pacific
Railroad Surveys, and prize the work very
highly. The entire work consists of thirteen
large volumes, and is one of the most expensive workeever published in any counTerritory.
da
va
Ne
&
,
ra
cr
Si
,
or
ad
Am
try or by any Government, The Nevada
contracted in Lima,
their brave soldiers on, while of alcohol, which
H. B. M. ship Bacchante sailed for San Blas might be transformed into several sorts of
A Lone Imprisonmext.—The Amador
Library has also received a copy of the
r” Manx—O. H. P. W. & CO. “@S
sa
on
the
27th
Feb.
H.I.M.
flag-ship
Douguay
for
ly
t
supp
scan
a
but
have
,
they
fluid
ing
burn
Sacramento City.
eleventh volume of the Survey from Mr. Ledger states that Pedro Ybarri was reFronin and the U.S, steamer Wyoming sailed the throat-consumption oftheir troops. And
Latham, and’ we believe the Association leased last week from afour years’ imfor Acapulco on the 28th.
the end is not yet of the first year of their selfO. H. P. WHITE & C0.
Feb. 18, 1862.—3m.
An
extensive
nutmeg
grove
has
been
discovicond
ta
sorry
nt.
Wha
rime
ng
expe
aini
sust
Calain
woman
a
killing
for
ent,
prisonm
now have nearly a full eet.
ered on the Trinidad River,between the Chagres tion for a
great city filled with the highest toned
.
LE
SA
R
FO
veras county. He had been tried several aca
river.
salt of the earth, to present
very
chivalry,
lf
-ha
one
D,
AR
CH
OR
d
an
SE
OU
No News,.—It is now a week since any times in Calaveras, and was twice convictashington’s birthday was appropriately obto the world in the very first year of its ‘‘indemile from town. The Orchard contains BE:
.
dispatehes have been received by the overed of murder in the first degree; but the served by the Pree! acy fle «fg .
ndonce!” Nothing but the invasion now TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY FRUIT TREES ot the
Shalor Smyrk, an American resident at Guaympending of the Yankee mudsills can save it choicest varieties; also, some Two Hundred Grape
land telegraph, and people are getting very Supreme Court reversed the dicisions, and aquil, was drowned by accidentally falling overCuries,
berr
Rhas
s
ice
bes
ds,
kin
t
eren
diff
of
es
Vin
from utter ruin.
l sold
impatient to learn what is going on at the ordered new trials, The case was finally board from a boat.
rants, and Strawberry Vines. Theabove wilbe
ion
d
port
a
,
lan
es
of
acr
e
400
o,
som
n,
Als
gai
bar
a
at
The
steamer
Tamar
brought
to
Aspinwall,
on
seat of war, Io consequence of the unusuremoved to Amador county, Ou the first
all
and
was
here
g,
ALERT.—T
win
atCamr
n
Gro
Sensatio
it
Fru
to
d
pte
ada
l
wel
is
of which
the 19th of February, pure Maury, four ofally severe snow storm on the eastern slope trial in the latter county, he was again ficers, and the crew of the Lake steamer John ite a sensation at Camp Alert on Saturday. to Grain Raising. For particulars, apply to .
J. M. HIXSON
March 8, 1862,
Compaof
privates
of
number
a
that
seems
t
,
ada
Nev
of the Rocky Mountains, it may be several found guilty, but the court granted anotheh which was recently lost on the Nicaragua ny K, Capt. 8. P. Smith, conceiving that their
e.
R SALE.—A ranch con
O
F
H
C
N
A
ae yet before the telegraph is again worker trial, which resultcdin bis acquittal.
late comrade, Jacob F. Schrum, was drummed
taining seventy-three acres, enclosed with
out of the service without cause, got up a petifence, well watered and under good cultivation, with
For four years he had not been out to the
Mexican Marrers.—The Mexican Govtion on his behalf to Brigadier General Wright, one hundred bearing fruit trees, situated ahout one,
on
e
gt
th
in
in
the
of
members
forty-nine
by
signed
was
which
sh
Wa
wn
of
e
e
to
th
ov
le
ab
mi
a
lf
of
ed
indiffer
seemed
liberat
when
and
light,
ha
ernment has appointed Domingo Goicooria
Misstne,—Eli Henderson, for many years
County of Nevada, Will be sold with ranch 2 mules
paper,
the
of
hearing
Smith
Capt.
company.
a resident of Upper Placerville, suddenly ent, and unconsciously assumed the attias Minister Extraordinary to the United however, concluded to ge it. He went, and a wagon, and all implements necessary to con
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be
s
li
rm
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W.B. Welton and deand rather mysteriously disappeared on the tude of one wearing shackles,
States, which scems to be displeasing to the it is stated, to private
particulars enquire of C, STEINMETZ, Washington,
2let of February, and though dilligent
search and inquiry has since been made by
his partner no trace of him whatever bas
been discovered. He was known to have
had quite a sum of money on his persou,
and fears are entertaiaed of foul play.
Manoractunine Inrerrsts—.The Scientific
American, of February 8th, givesa table of
the semi-annual dividends of twenty-four
leading maovufacturing corporations of
New England, made in July, 1861, andin
January, 1862, The companies enumerat
A Mint vor Nevapa Twertrory,—The ed represent a capital of $25,000,000, and
bill introduced into the House of Representhe half yearly dividends in January
tatives, by Judge Cradlebaugh, for the esamounted to over $1,000,000, averaging
tablishment of a Mint ia Nevada Territory, fully eight per cent. per annum,
has been favorably reported on by the ComSrornm
iN
tue
Movuntains.—A
dispatch
n
a
e
M
d
n
mittee of Ways a
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p
p
a
n
a
d
n
a
,
8
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d
from
Salt
Lake,
of
the
19th
inst.,
states
that
e
d
n
p
n
i
s
e
m
o
e
v
n
o
i
t
pria
a terrible snow storm has been raging beTreasure.— A San Francisco dispateh, tween Fort Larimie and Omaha City. The
of the 20th, says that uiae bundred thousnow is reported to be from four to six feet
saad dollars ia treasure, have been receiv. deep. Two stages bad been deserted by the
manded it. The latter acknowledged that he or of
THOS. P, HAWLEY, Nevada.
had the petition, and said he would not resist
March 13, 1862.—1m*
e
e
eee
him if his commander used force to take it ee
from him. The document was seized and burn.
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edup. It set forth that Schrum had always
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done his duty when he was able; that he was a
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sober man; that no charge had been lodged
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against him; and that he was drummed out of HAw
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tending to terminate in a conciliatory and pathe service without trial and without cause. It
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cific manner the questions which caused the has been intimated that Schrum will endeavor citizens of Nevada and vicinity that I intend to ket?
on hand a stock of all kinds o!
triple alliance and its consequent expedition.
redress through the civil courts.—[S.
—
Little care we what the celebrated general ma
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di
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Mo
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ds
in
Bl
s,
or
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do or leave undone. But it is best that it shoul
be known that perchance while Jaurez is dek done at short notice
Wor
r
ente
Curp
and
ing
Glaz
Snow rn Siskryov.—On the mountains
claring to the representatives of the three naand in the gulches, adjacent to the northern and on reasonable terms.
B. E. HOAGLAND.
tions his good intentions, he is trying to proboundary of California, vast quantities of snow
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cure if not for the moment, for the future, the still remains. Low down towards the valleys, PAINT, OI
aid of another power whose interests and inthe gulches contain from two to four feet deep,
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tentions are not, perhaps, in complete harmowhile high up inthe mountains where the sun
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ny with those that they (the Allies) propose.
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cannot
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throw
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much
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as
ten
feet
deep
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can be found in ravines. The probability is
h
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th
at
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pu
tothe
MURDER IN CaLaveras.—A Chileno, namthat —! Mra will 2 derived from this above with their former business of
ed Tepia, was murdered at Poor Man's Gulch, source nearly all summer for mining
purposes.
Carpenters and Builders,
Calaveras county, on the 8th inst., by another —[Yreka joel
o!
ba
gies
0B
ly
nt
ta
ns
co
e
v
a
h
y
e
h
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eir ofd Stand
Spanish authorities. The official paper at
Havana says of the appointment:
The appointment of a Minister Extraordinay to the United States, there being already
there a Charge d’Affaires, and the gentleman
selected one well known in this Island, proves
that Jaurez cherishes hopes and projects little
Chileno named Arran. The deed was done by
drivers, and were left in the snow, near Ovshooting, and the provocation was that Tepia
ed at that city sind® the sailing of the last
steamer.
erland City. The telegraph live is down at
some
point
east
of
Overland
City,
and
it
is
Dersarep,—The bill for increasing the tax
reported
that
the
emigrants
bave
cut
dowao
upon Chineee, with the view of driving them
the
poles
for
fire
wood.
from the State, has been indefinitely postpone by the Senate. This is equivalent to
Lert ror tae Nurta.—-The Yreka Union,
xe defeat of the bill,
At th
4
a full assortment of
Gilt Mouldin
Frozen
to
DeatH.—
A
Crecent
City
corPaints
had asked the murderer to pay him $16 which
ses
a
h
s
w
o
d
n
respondent of the Bulletin says that John Fairi
W
Os, ”
he owed, Arran was intoxicated at the time. banks, formerly
,
s
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h
s
a
r
B
t
n
i
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of Andover, Mass., was frozen
Glass,
.
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t
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,
r
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p
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to death while on his way to Crescent City
Wall
8
“6
r.
de
Or
from
to
the
interior,
de
ma
on the 26th of February. aarPaints Mixed & Gilt Frames
We are indebted to the State Printer
s?
His
tae
—_
nea
lay
in
the
th
snow
wi
where
he
ne
fell,
exhausdo
g
in
ng
Ha
r
pe
Pa
d
an
ng
ti
Pain
and Assemblyman Leach, for copies of the ted
with fatigue and cold, for several days and dispatch.
F
e
th
s.
he
is
“First Annual Report of the Swamp Land undiscovered, as there was. no passing by the
rn
Va
d
an
ed
ir
pa
Re
re
tu
N. B.—Furni
Commissioners,”’
roa
The advantages derived from the connection rae
of the 15th inst., says that oot less than a
above business enatle them to seli at lower
l
wel
.
n
wn
ei
to
us
r
ho
ho
y
ot
an
an
th
hundr
ed
person
s
had
left
there,
durin
g
that
_KI
LEE
A Boarp or Heauru bas been established
D BY A LAND Siipe.—Benjamin
Tuk debt of Shasta county is over $78,ine would do
rl
ei
th
es
in
cl
ti
ar
g
in
sh
wi
s
on
rs
Pe
Cau
ghe
ll, a native of Boston, aged 21 years,
week,
for
the
northe
rn
mines.
They
startat Sacramento, and a pest house is recomBEN)
P. MA
000—a large amount considering the re. was lately killed by a land slide,near the mouth to give them aveail.
C KAY.
A. F.
mended for smal) pox cases,
ed by a new route, by way of the lakes,
sources and population of tbe county,
of the Noyo river, Mendocino county.
No. 97 Broad street, Nev
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