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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31

FIRE VS. CATERPILLARs.-Some years
ago, great numbers of caterpillars made
their appearance on our fruit trees-ap-
pies. peaches and plums-committng
terrible depreciation. Many trees were
entirely stripped Of their leaves, and, Of
course, we had but little fruit, and that
scrubby. In spite ofour efforts to sub
due, their numbers increased annually.
At last | took a pole long enough to
reach up to all the nests, and on the
small end of it, put coating of tar a
bout six inches in length ; around this |
wound some tow or flax about half an
inch thick, and covered il again with tar
and tow alternately until had a bunch
about twice the size of coacoa nut,
with tar OH the outside. This compile
ted, took it to the trees infested, and
setting fire to it with friction match,
held il near the nests 80 that the blaze
would reach them. But a moment was
required to destroy both caterpillars and
their nests. Such tar knot will burn
at least an hour. No harm is done to
the tree, except when the nest is near
some buds, and even then it is inconsid-
erable. Having persisted in this plan
we arc now but little troubled with
them. It's preferable to pulling the
nests down, as none Of the inhabitants of
the nest escape. Not one nest out Of
one hundred will be rebuilt Farmer.
VERY ExpLlclT.-A Yankee riding
up to Dutchman exclaimed
Well, stranger. for acquaintance
sake, what might be your name 2"
"Vy my name ish Hauns Hollenbef
enhcfengraefensteinerpurg."
Cape Cod It's as long as pump
kin vine Well, haint no time to lose,
Pm on a speculation. Tell me the
way to Harrisburg"
"To Harrisburg! Veil, you see dat
roat pun te hill 2" pointing the direction.
"Oh yes, see it,"
"Vell you must not take dat roat. You
see dat roat py tie coal pank 2"
"Yes."
"Vell dat ish not de roat too, put you
must 60 right py the barn, and ven you
see one road crooks jist so blending his
elbow and describing it at the same
time) and ven you git dere keep along
till you gifts fudder. Veil, den you vii
turn de potato patch round te pridge ov-
or te river up the stream and te hill up.
and tirecly you see my podder Fritz
parn, shinked NIT straw, tafs to house
my podder lives. He'll tell you so pet
ter as can. And you 60 on a little pit
.fuddcr, and you see two ronts,--ycu
niusn't take boat oY um."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31

Misfortunes arc kind Of discipline to
humanity
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31

TnE Woman's Rights Convention,
meets in Worcester to-day. Where's
Greeley 2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31

The greatest friend Of Truth is Time f,
her greatest enemy is Prejudice, and her
constant companion is Humility.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31
SPAIN.

The expedition TO Cuba, from, Spain,
will sail on the 18th from Cadiz. Gen.
Concha wished not to set out for Cuba
till the end of the month, but the late
news from the United States has accel-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31

The States General Of Holland wa
opened at the Hague by the King in
person, on the 7tb. The speech was Of
n favorable character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
san Ernncisco Items.

THE ADMISSION OF CALIFoRS1A-When the
o,,-s of tI,is avent reached San Francisco it ex-
- III, sl,;r,s IN +I,.. barpo.
ci'eu gene a' ie'Io'0 in5'' i'ie
fired their guns, the hrst one 10 oiaze a"aS
being British bark from Liverpool. The 1fta
ro7;fo,o;a TINS describes the scene in the city,
rl,a Oroq,or coma go1Iontlv INTO tbe harbor,
5onarotad and telji1G +ha importance
% mo ,,o,,,s she bronpbt bv continued cannona.
~ 49, Wv A. onco tho American Flag went M from
We, 80 IL H. i; +i,a -c;t1 One gallant
W. P"'0,"I ~ " - ei;,,-,o-,. az s4oF
iclIo" worked ms way up yu' s''PpI iai,or1s
OH thc square anu iofc 'lle Pe M ~, -
amid the cheers OF the crowd men tue ~ % as
and Stripes went h0atin8 aiolt ana every i'as
swung around, and every voice was Drought INTO
requisition to welcome the hrst pubic Tag ever
raised there IN honor OF the lhirty -lfsI 2taIe o.
the Union. " Three times three were gwen IN
token of pride and pleasure as many more Tor
Harry Clay, for having assisted IN putting IL
there, the same Tor Mr. benton Tor Tn 1ae SAM
reason and many cheers Tor others. Ihcn the
people contributed between $500 and e5o0 Tor the
benefit OF the fine fellow who stunned up tue
flag staff Soon two splendid pieces OF ordnance
were on the ground beneath the ias, and a grand
salute Owe do not know how many guns
fired in honor OF the great occasion. These can
non were from the revenue cutter, and under the
direction Of Can't. Frazer, were skililuIly mana.
ecd Universal ioy seems to prevail among all
classes. The young republicans are glorious and
so are tie old Several thousand dollars were
subscribed within two hours for Grand Ball in
honor of the occasion Tie 81 Dorado and other
buildings were Illuminated, and crackers and fire.
arms ard happy voices all told Enthusiastically of
the love of the mon which is one OF the strong
est feelings in the hearts OF our citizens.
ACCIDENT oS THE BAY.-On Sunday night last
Mr. Benjamin Russell, of Milford, y II. assisted
by two passengers, Mir. Madison HAYES OF Bos
ton, and Mr. Albert G. Hastings, of Hopkinton,
n. H were navigating boat up the Bay from san
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
NnYnl,

The u s SHIP FAGMoUrH-The U. s Ship Falmouth
sailed this day for tile Sandwich, Marquisas society ana
Fejee Islands The following is list OF her oHcers
Thomas Petgm, Commander; Henry Moor Isl Lieut.
Geo Nj White I'd do Geo w HARRISON 81 do Ch I ,,
S Newcomb Acting Master; David Harlan surgeons
John S Deyln 1t Cong Marines; Francis NJ Guhnel,
VIM King Budee do do John n Quackeubush, ATtdshp-
man; EdW r. Spedden, do; Men. Armstrong, 90 DAVID
8 Harmony. do Charles Johnston, BoatsWani Augustus
F. Thompson, Gunner; Lewis Holmes Carpenter Lewis
Rogers, Sail Maker; Cnas j. Pofcher, COMMANDER
The F. Is bound on most important service, the guard
iansHp of the American trading and shing Interests IN me
following groups Of Pacific Islands Sandwich HsrqlesaS
Society and Feeiee visit to all the Important P9fts ~ n
several islands OF the four groups TO give aid and coqne
TO countrymen in these remote places WI re-
quire several months The period selected VIA e,a @
ship the whaling fleet in their usual resorts Tor re-
flung and she will be able to acquire the latest nl0fnsuop
from the fishing vessels. The the asLes snip nmt acl-
fc Squadron being selected for his duty VIII admit OIL many
places being visited within Inc limits Of NE cruise c
MANY of our seamen who onen found separated rom
their hps al these distant islands VIII no doubt be fec0y
cred and by of this pubic vessel De ftspf l" S
country For the vocation of seaman, such training Is
necessary that becomes citizen possessed OF Skin
sIu he ssnersi commerce OF the country 1t has al
ays been the policy OF the Government to foster and pro-
% md iIfT1ctjons 10 our ConsHls abroad great pains
have been bestowed 10 return to their country all 5eamen
norfs Alta California, Oct. 10
The following list OF officers attached 70 The 5 ship
yncenIes, bound cruise 10 VaIparaso, CaIao 9hd
dther places along the Coast OF South America The Vim
sailed yesterday afternoon and g be absent a2oa
six noolhs Commander, William l.. HUDSON Esq tlrst
Lieut. A L. Case; Second Lieut. D. Lynch Third Lieut..
J W Barney; Fourth Lieut. NJ c, Pergi P1rse5 a.
WEIGH Surgeon, L. q. Rutter Assistant surgeon D a.
Engle; Master J Wilkinson; Lieut. Cong Marine Guard,
Wm s Boyd Passed Adshipmen, !. J. COOK w Q.
Grain G T siInes Mdshipmen, R. Chandler, W. Smith,
sullivan Captains Clerk, John w Hudson Act
ing Boetswajn, VIM. B Forester; SalInaker, Ihos. I.
Taten Carpenter, VIM F. Laigh!ou; Gunner, Eugene
Mac; Purser's Clerk, J. A Thune.
Vncennes has board $4,000 N gold dust and specie
for Cauao and Valparaiso, Inercann account
hfaiO 81
the United States in the Encennes has joined the tag shp
Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
Died.

~ jamestown Dggings or tie 26th Sept. Isaac Mac
Quilted, aged about 50 years, from Georgia.
At San Francisco Oct. s. Green, from NewYorg, aged
40 OF sscites-zck months before admission into the
hospital, IN hospital 50 days.
Oct 5 Enoch Kaele Of Illinois, aged 40, suicide in the
hospital = hours.
Oct 6 WIN. Wallace, from Louisiana aged g. disease
OF the heart sick three weeks before admission IN hospital
~ days
Oct I Henry Hsleu Canada disease Of the brain,
sick TWO weeks before EdEniss On, IN hospital day5.
Oct II, Jeremiah Daley, from New York, aged 10 years,
dysenIey, sc4 months before admission, N hospital 80
minutes.
C,ty Hospttoi Report Of Death, AZ San Fyaneeo. or
week erding oct 4-Wsnan Seay, Sept g. Of dyseneTy
aged ~ from NewYork sick I'VE months in hospital =
days. Michael Degin, Sept o. ofdysenery aged - lGn
Philadelphia sick three months in hospital 10 aays Il rom
Zind, sept So OF dysenery and sc1rvy aged ri aries
Massachusetts SICK six months in hospital gaysI d rex
Wray, Oct Z, OF dysentery, aged 80, from EngiaHN'
al San Francisco City Hospital for The wfss Mica
Oct III Shckleman, Ind. Dysentery u Chase Iowa,
Fever Donohu NYork, Fever Huzen 'A'S9'
Fever r,r,sns at San Francisco
,I endfne Oc 5-Danel Tsylor sgedd Il Cattaraugus
T5is 81 Lowell Bsss ConJs1a n Ms C5as
CoItv, New-York VIM ohn shriver A. New
EdwsIs yss d enc yes and months DAVID Sa'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

easye steps and iha, 10 receive MS Onward pro
Snt,rirg thought and peat YcFltg !aVo, ,,b' l.,
,oye the Obstacles Of Pelics ana cas ON "'C ~
G Dstb 10 ns emuenc WITCH God na' Intended MS ef d
.1re is That this meeting bns tn delight he neas
o. bich save euiua'ed feln ne Dry G1nIs Ale fafl :
~ s Civ whereby they hsye resolved 70 CO. lir -.
h. lat Of April. aad At Eight O'Clock drflng ne
Simmer montbs-auo hat lhtI pup $50 Haslig y, ;ey
~ OClock every Ey ung saturday, rNce eil ifot5
e. yesr THAI this NEE n - dtelroua % II
ue ~ ,Iese measures and calls upon tte pl9c OF
pNsa on m sanction thoiy rocee ings ny eNt:hlAR "
Bfoo1 !" wont the Eary Closing Pocile theif patron
agfi M N 'VY hs Corr ESQ. then came forward and
,.T;,arad q very eloquent address, IN winch he
sin,od ont the evils OF late hours aud urged the
Isetinr 10 aid in destroying evening shipping
he which alone this system car be ahrosat5u'
Rev. ]. w. b WOOD followed Ia mo- oappy
.atrain. He had himself, when young been oenihu
the counter and therefore knew well no" 70 Ply
.sose " no were situated as he then was fils
remarks were greeted with great appiauscI
Mr. NAN Corr read the following most import
ant letter from DR. Corson, NJ. d. who was pre-
vented from being able 10 attend
8RooKI =. Wednesday Nov. % 1880
DyAR SIR: | have tir no or 10 acknowledge the re-
eeipt your favor of las evening" and greatly resel ta
crcumsacc occurred 10 deprive me OF Inc psuIe oi
taking part ss intended in The procee1lnR'o OIL tle NIT
aBg In behalf Of the Early Closing Interest iohoffo"
Yet 9 thus giving more time The very fll and able
bard OF speakers engaged for the OCCASION may DC maj
If INV Testimony vii aid in the least your noble and hui
psnc cause am free say that every day OF PROFESSIONAL
y uerit nee couvinces and more tHt Us coHmu
uitv we Hre emphp icaly li,iH9 not fast If
Scarcely passes but in common "l my pfoeS,
s6nai breif en- competed % gaze upon the naggard
usage Of some miserable dy'peptc or seil 10 tne lra
ions voice aud sepucieral cough "f some pale cOnsnnp-
i've vcns uf MamuOu slowly sacrificed by long CONNIE
nent and nnremittHg to hpd he oosl ana es9eu an %
.rphaus uney heregyed scarcely conscious OF me pace
where the epoier luked You right IN mus hpptaug
Hmm rq6a and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
Reuin,p Of The NInrket.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IL, 1899.
Since the sailing Of the OF the ls business has
continued brisk althoug there has been lille falling Oh
the lust days. In tile early part of the month there wac
quite stir in flour owing 10 the small stock on hand aud
the paucity OF arrivals advanced rapidly from SIG TO Ss
which figure it Is present held Nihn daS or t"o,
however, sellers being anNious realize have submitted
to considerable less We have heard Of one sale on Fu-
day, ll0o sacks al s2 Il may he safely quoted bctwe"n
the extremes, say S&j to 50.
holders advance the price OF Pork hut without success
tremaius about the same uomtnaly Sa ou lew sse' arg
made ut more than S26 Prime Hams IN demand al
our quotations. Butter, Lard, sc remain ~ before
C&NDLgs.n lhe first part OF the month large QUANTITIES
chang hands speculation, In anticipation OF arls ou
in consequence Of the superabundun stock the pTca ra
CicAns~'The market is bounduily supplied with In.
ieror article, which may be quoted aWte lower Genuine
HayuuGs greatly In demand, and wh sell quick i'll oar
FFSuirs-Preseryes of all kinds are very plentiful and
dull sale Raisins very scarce and In demand Dned
Apples and Peaches of prime quality, are in demand al
GRocERlEs.-Thee has been quite an active business
done in this line advanced rates for number OF aTIi
cles Sugar has advanced to cents b ID during The
week with considerable sales Coffee, which In our las
report quoted nominal at S0 30e Is now quite scarce
and demand 2ia 23c Spices OF all kinds are In do
mind nj largely remiuerntinq p ices to the mpOrers
LIQUoRs- Brandes of ns qualities are becoming scarce
with tendency advance beyond present rates Inferior
is rienfv Po Wine ia it scarce and in demand Other
kinds In good suppl MonOngahela Whisky Is nearly ou
OF the market md much wanted an arrival now would bs
quickly disposed Of Ale OF oil the ayorte brands Ia pon
| ty Drdught Ale plenty aud ower
BUILDING MATERtALS.-Lumberr remains silt at a very
low figure Notwithstanding nearly all the ground swept
by me several lTe6 10 again ny
costly buildings, together with the great number that have
been built on piles and the completion OF panhng
streets has failed advance the price one peg which
shows more papably than anything else the enormous
quantity shipped here from al quarters.
BRCKs are lower, owing TO the increased supply and
the completion OF the buildings under way and lht
approach of the rainy Lime and Cementafe a6und
ant ard selling al lower rates.
PANTS AND OLs.-Paints are In good demand at our
quotations Sperm OIL very scarce and much wanted
A good article Of Whale would 'ell readily,
TgAs-The market Is almost bare Of all descriptions
and is much sought aner small shipment Of green
day or TWO since brought 81 50 quick.
foBAccO-In small boxes is In demand at advanced
prices Leaf would sell readily 1t ID good deal inquired
amer Cal Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

"a Illinois. Aa,boi " Va, yoo ., IU.en,s,, M. p.r,
son, M ts@ 20 Marn EdTard - Krnnesy
~ ArfnnsHs. nucf,eo C,n 49, ~ 49, 49, Cas,s ~
Town Francis CAIabap 5 iT5a1s $780, pr. "a
llirois ~ No. -
Reported by the same for the week ending Oct Tho.
Conf nVrd 5,-rtl1,Id feyr, W., is |o 49, az x
Of Con1E9y senrfy simon Gdden Of Innol. dsrrhsa:
w; As sotam btiya'
c,1,,ossiiyr .ysT: Msry IVest no, ~ nSSi ~
Moos-dy senteTy Dasa nat's ssei o New. Y9,k dy
eel,l ~ ; - ,ti.b - ii,JTbea - W
'eI P go ID NV n e;Tey. San Francisco.
Hci r Ebspir,' SewsYorb ssed 60 dysen,cry.
-, 80 - nee Al,bs1t. aged - dgsenisrv
ct - pa,. eo do
e3 H ny, ahar nn1,c Neyy York civ AGED IS
~ - , U p,,l.s co5o,,.5 - cboera
casusE 1Hs@ pm S,Isrd .en3 So dysensegy. VIM
Goser, Hobaristown, @. ~. -, "a .,.,,a.,
&C. 89 ptis NIL 0,o AID % dy.entry Aaron
ri oct - ~ t pa,ue n p Desajvrr Wesern
Islands SO, do; Erssus Beideu Eradio[h ono a. 40 "a
Oct. i0-Frances " bowies, Se"-JfteShs, asFIi ~
dropsy; T. J. SMITH New ofh x PhoiU ieSef =; %
IS, 90; Ei Coeman Boston S., typhoid fever Chris.
Saugers, England, 49, consumption
Oct. ll-R VeZoles, Mexico, -, - WIN. hcCureJ'
0ct l2DSnald Soce, scotland, aged S. dysensy.
Frederick Christ Germany, =, - Jan es Slnid France
OCT. 'f 5@jSseph Carlisle, Illinois aged ?, w B.
Poson Quebec p disrhes George Stuck, ONO %, do:
J. A Metcall do H. dvsentery.
l StI6 Casserly nm son of the ate Patrick Sarsfesa
ca, serly OF New York
At San Francisco Oct a. Frederick Perry ofProydeacs.
n 6c H. Of congestion OF The lungs John w Nicou Of
Nv, Work CRY soed ahout 81 V, airs
% webs Wy rt nf dTsspry William Cleveland,
cr, If GbareSto,,n Va and recently 6om Randolph
UlI.s,i' ~, - ~, "a
On ne Merre,js River on ,he 9th of September Capt
Oh u'1 4leteoe eiei VI IN srs f-, fNst, ,nt5s
Conn; 49,, ~, ,,.nh1., e,var M VIC
In this ely on the Otf INST OF typh2u ever it !"
In stockton the morning OF ne 81 inst after a9 "a
ness OF about TWO w1SSS Jo N p t99 u tbrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
I,VncII Law,

The Sacramento Transcript has the following
An instance OF this summary mode OF dispensing
Justice took place on Monday last at Georgetown,
while the election was going on. 1t seems tQac q
man by the name Of Deyine had taken to gambling,
and as he was in the habit of losing his money, his
wife hid all atcame into her possession On sun
day. as lie had got broke, he demanded the
MONEY which she had MD. She refused TO deliver
it if be intended to it in gambling, whereuPon
Deyiue threatened to kill her. As he seized his
Gun she blew out the candle and fled into another
roc1n be however discharged It az her The con
tents passed through the door and killed her. An
enraged crowd several hundred strong, assem-
bled forthwith set Deyine on horse, and rode
him off to tree. Here they made him kneei
Upon tie horses back, put the rope around ms
mech and drove the horse Oft leaving him hanging
from the branch OF the tree.
The Placer Times gives the following illustre-
ton of this code
Not long since, an emigrant arrived over the
.1ains ~ a eioklv and destitute condition, which
excited the commiseration OF his TRENDS IN tue
uTDer part of this country, who to place the man
in position 10 make living elected MIN justice
ofthe Peace in the early part OF this month, a
stranger. thinking that the price OF beet would
iustifv the act took it into his head TO drive an
ox from off the Ranch Of one OF the sad Justice
friends towards Sacramento he was pursued,
overtakeu ana drought 9-'0io ~ -N, ""@
the case was heard, and the mitimus made out,
the Judge adjourned the case for one hour, and
took toe the prisoner into his faithful care and keep
i ing After the crowd had dispersed, the honest
Judge inquired OF MS prisoner how much he would
give him il he would release him. All the money
have, was the reply. The sum reached sl70,
which the Judge took, and told oroaian to "ramOs
the ranch which he readily did The judge then
destroyed the papers in the case, and awaited the
ax-n;rat;on of ti7a hnur of adiournnnent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
NFwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY NOVEMBER %, 1851

On the reassembling Of the other parties, the
escape of the prisoner was announced by tue
Court with deep regret. Pursuit was made at
once. and the thief traced to the American FORK
into which he bad plunged, holding en- to a grape
vine to keep his head above water IN TINS sHGa
ton he was discovered and brought BACK TO Tue u!
yulsed. proving that the course Of rascality, as
Wen as love doesnt run smooth The crowd in
ceused at the Judicial conduct Of the Judge,
formed court ior the occasion put the ox-drlfeF
on trial and acquitted Inn then summoned the
head OF the lesdi trj5anal, whom they tried found
guilty and ordered to be lashed TO to an oak tree,
and there TO receive a sound whipping from the
hands of his friend the former prisoner The cor
hide was applied vigorously by the or thief much
to the qualification of the temporary court and
i1I-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
pnsaenners ArriyeI.

In iteame, Carolina at Francgo oct 7, fran PaHOna
zab,As M' Aytes Mrs chu,ehH M,'G NO. hs Toy MR.
schpenbefg Horn, Adehdor. Smith, Tucker Jgdss
Acber IN ii sgrntJ T Howard zabnsls Tameouy,
W ogood Aabfiskis, Ncholon, Rsynod' NJ stfs',
Mntphy " Harper Cha, Holmes Alt.che chas; Bora,
VIZ n B%sS.. asd coss joSa.on wight
Thos Kialba, Williams Hermann M9r.s @ Hoge,,
AauBin H.msln 'i E,s,e,, Ii Bartlett cbabbael
b"ot. fTG a AfI Ba'sa ws iS@ Waits. shms
Dnocs, ? Fenon. heaesbaun, II Loey j 81 hoohesa w
Thon pon scoReB Remington, Kirsham, Beoutsamsy,
" cfosman pedep Hapeoe. stevens y B;ysn g..
sou~oh. Pratt, BradIi Pace Chs, spat,og Wig
Asn L6o9s.d hE ,,Sv an soa, soefs Rosa
baum, " Aleu Johnson Btaytou. FeHham Cohen
co5y 9a 11 Balry Goo9sh G9odrh 4, WI
s b "a Ga4e g, hnHe ,s sobop Go
Ko1rIasd W BALDWIN Z Kelley Hunt. Wright VIM Williams:
staaer Levy aorrs asrtch Qpesnel Comstoch,
Lewis Hughes Ednonson H Eaton Hail T Gnlhn
Troabd NJ Hmrod Lew Duck Rev ssnnt.r lady and ,h,se
Fyaa Rev Sr Brgss Trys Bnd~.1 Mrs ard n.s
cfoby Ms sinclair M Patser So a9tsn and a9.ss as4oa
Two 'e,n Ses9oerat end adg Mss Perry and ,sy1a w
saIG WadMeI DAVID smith, C W Wales Mr Fsbiqf
CASTILLO Geo Garysy, Bell n Bell WILSON, Thos Bid
ct and lady Mr.. Martin " Lat Fraser, W Watson,
Richardson, consin Terry Rodsr s.Ingten Geo i9i
Barker l. Coos hahon, John FavertJ, B1ter'
Burt Simeon Abbot, Blake Hubbard w Powell, Frost
Howell Chsuncsy. RroHce Short, X Boots Root, JG
csr.on Reed, W Kianaman D,yd Carson Robert Eng;
w Wight Humphrey Rs'ey, Ellsworth, !" rrst',o
W Could II kellogg Kellogg, stiles sules y 80
" Brown HocGmao Seymour, Latham a nc e
Russeg Ru...Il L r Russell / D carew a nslI..S
Merritt Sichoor w Oden, w Rou.e w = n
Weaver Jobeson, Southern Woodruff o. ;" ar obs
Iosr Lys. yannee r Roberts, " Kelly, bAk'' ''A
Leighton CornwzIrs 81, J Black. nm from PaHSNta-
Deans lyons Morris. Morrill, af; a% So@S ocos
berg Mr' Brown Jo9 J2s 1h1soa Mater A.haIs.@a
Mr. Mr. Rsns T' Ls 9Ha w i.l p. &
0ToG John cnse1sp soas Hugh PeoP J9sq sp 1ss
Kemp co Ga m COIN sass. Gs'r
Knigh south s s rbn Doy julius Loe~i, W. Land
gsa ssn % @ ss4s ' sas ssa' Fsa5 III r.
MIA Lsg5i, ~ JoEn stanGish. Henry Cook Il Dsfhss W
Bresaon Is LYMAN Maynard JA w Maynard Astsrah
Esstbook es@ I3es Goltea smith, John Caldwell, I'd
LET LEI lan,b " Tsylor.
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End of the sountter War.

The Sacramento papers inform US that com
nunication was received from DR.. Hastings By
the Common Council of that city congratulatory
on the restoration OF Mayor BigeIow, accompa-
MED with professional bill Of $4,000 for attend
ance on him, and one from Dr. Bowie for $500 as
consulting Physician. we understand that sew
eral more professional bills are TO go up and go N
to Council The liquor and eating bill OF the sol
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