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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-17
Wistar's Balsam ofWild Cherry.-H7Rs Nj


Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherryi-UTR Nj
rdcieS necer ccase9 Mote evidence Of lis Health Re
Storatice.-We wish it may be distinctly understood
that every certificate and statement of cures perform
eddy wi'trs Balsam of Wild Cherry, which we pub
lish, is strictly true. We give names and dates ant
invite the closest scrutiny, and challenge the mos
rigid inquiry as to the authenticity of ott Statements
knowing full we'll that knowledge of facts as to thu
great superiority of this medicine, is alone necessa
ry to insure its prescription l-JsIT CURES II
Wherever Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is intro
duced it at once attains that high reputation which il
so richly deserves What can stop its sale when OIL
every hand can be witnessed its wonderful curesl-
The worst cases of Asthma recent but dangerous
Coughs, and also those that of long standing Bronchi
it's and Consumption, Tin its early sages are always
cured by this remarkable medicine. NO OTHER
MEDICINE CAN BE LIKE IT.
See Advertisement
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Great Sale Of Real Estate,
IRON IIOAI 81

1-j7Somerset Post please copy.
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Two all whom it may Concern. Il do hereb,
Il certify that never asked EMILY PADES for Ii )
bill, or any other instrument Of writing injurious t.
her character JOSEPH NJ ANDERSON
West Rushville, April %, 1850 '3w5l
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More GRocERIEs--Samuel Beery, well and
favOraIly known to our citizens, has opened al
extensive Stock of Groceries in the room west o
Bininger's matchmaking establishment. He has
on hand an excellent and large assortment OF
Family Groceries and we have no dlubt will sup.
ply his old friends and the pubic generally upon
reasonable terms. See Advertisement.
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AGAIN ON HAND.-Coulehln &CO, is again on
hand with large addition Of scasonable goods to
his former large stock. As usual you will find
him cheap, accommodating aud ready TO sell. In
the way OF Ready made Clothing lie is bound to
supply the public with everything they may want.
See Advertisement
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Tntnl
S3,93I,345

The passengers also bring, in their
trunks and wallets, at least half million
of gold, making by the four arrivals a
grand totalof 100000
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SAMUEL LYDY.
ALBERT BROWN.
7 y II II ALDTlKT BROWN.
TALL MADGE HnmsE
Main Street, lancaster, OHIO.

maih street, Lancaster, Ohio,
LYDY & BROWN, PROPRIETORS.
NHE Tallmadge House is pleasantly situated, and
Il has recently been newly furnished. Every att IN.
tion paid to guests to make their situation comfortable
WEDDING and PLEASURE PARTIES can be accom-:
modated in the best style having rooms for such oc
casions' A large and commodous Stable is attached
to the premises.
Lancaster; may H. 1850. 1vo
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y WILLIAM LATTA, under the name and firm a
EFF1EGEn, wEITE g. LATTA,
Have purchased from JOHN C. WEAVER & co.
their entire interest in the Hardware business And
addition to their present large and well assorted stock
are now ordering from the manufacturers purchasn
IN the Eastern cities and have it in their power TO of
Ter to the Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics of Fair
held ana adjoining countless one Of the LARGEST mos
cGred general assortment Of Hardware ever beior,
opened IN this county, consisting Of every variety of
ENGLISH & AMERICAN VARDWARF
Cutlery, Saddlery, Carriage Trimmings, Shoemaker
Findings, Mechanics Tools Iron, Nails, Tin, Copper
Zink, Window Sash, Tubs, Churns &c
we do not expect nor want to nonopoli2e the tra9e
but with our facilities for purchasing Goods, and Civ.
ing our attention exclusively to our business and be-
ihs In constent communication with our customers, we
VIII learn their wants and supply them il any pains in
the markets Of this or any other country will enable
US to do SO; and at prices low fnot lower than any
other establishment i'll this part of the country.
We would particularly invite the attention Of Conn.
hy Me'chaatS, SaddterS and Dealers in Iqrdtcare
tn our assortment, it is our intention 10 keen con-
stantly on hand large variety Of Hariirare, Guile.
ry GHd Sd tdtery to sell exclusively BY the PACKAGE
And with tic large cash capital that we have invested
IN the busiress making our purchases exclusively
from MAEoFAcrURERs and INrPoRrEns. we will have
II IN our power to NHOLEsALE every deSrriDtiDn of
IfGrdcdTe upon as accommodating terms and At low
rates as any establishment in Ohio, We know that
we can make il to the interest of every man that Is in
ne habit OF purchasing his Hardware in Cincinnati or
Columbus, or ordering it from Rallimore pkiladpphia
or New York. to purchase exclusively lromus
We hope the good frienhi and customers of Mr..
Weaver will all OF them extend their patronage to the
new firm and continue to deal with US Every effort
will be made to make the new quarters as agreeable
as the old, aid 10 increase the stock and tad of tn,
house, EFPlNGER. WHITE NJ Alta
Lancaster, march 30, 1850 AZ
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Lancaster, April 10. ls5!

WHEAT DRlLLS.--Messrs. WRIGHT
them ready for the season, Moore's and Peanock'S
Wheat Drills, which will prove valuable auxiaries
to the Wheat-growng interests of the country The
fields Of grain which were planted by of these
machines look most promising and where they lay
side by side with those that have been sowed marked
difference may easily be observed. We may name in
connection field belonging to Capt Clarke about one
mile South OF Lancaster, where persons are invited
to call and see III, result
Lancaster, may 10, 1850. L
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The Great Hardware Store,
&J0a 999
SIGN OF THE PADDOCK AND MILL.SlW.
wHITE B. rhTr :

John EFFINGER, THOMAS II. WHITE an
y WILLIAM LATTA, under the name and firm O
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z e w wAL.
WILLE,M q EuGlCu

VILLA &. EUEIFu
las rr,cy,d hi, BOOT E SHOE
L Es,t5.i, lE.ut 10 Nie room in
~ SL,sfey's Bgd 20 e1D0r Ecsi0f
TIE IG2uc 'gs HOasa, where in sd.
'~les- ~fss3 dtion - hia S,Cak OF bis oFn manu-.
"a i.t.ure, he Wi'! c0r5.l..iy keap On
h3nl general assJrfu-nt Of C.nria.
natl work flr I.afies, Gsademsa ID C5u4rea
The worA will all be dJus Ia the best !ilun and OF
.he best material
THANKFUL for th' past patronage of tie pa5lie, he
respectfully solicit, a CONTINUANCE OF their fayors
L5ncaster. may 3, l5jJ 3.aj5
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Arabian Liniment.-It is truly astonishing with
what rapidity and irmness II. G. Farclrs Arabian
Lniment has taken hold ofpublic favor few month,
ago, and all that was known of ii was that most pow
erlul medicine Of Arabic origin had made its appear
ance. Now, there is hardly family to be found that
does not keep it always Oh hand; and no one would
ever be without it, who had witnessed its magic pow
or over disease and its wonderful potency iii rcct:
ing pain. See advertisement
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lscnlnrL.ahic EIcnf.

HAVING disposed Of the Stock Of Hardw1rs Of J.
- C. WEAyEH 4 Co 70 Messrs. ErFNoER, WHnT
LATrA, and as il j. my dssre 10 close up soon a
possible, do hope ~ knowing themselves indebted
either BY note bO0k account, will come forward
and thereby save me tho unpleasant task e dunaing
as q Is much more pleasant % me as well my good
customers.
ltise this nstkod of returning rny thanks to the
public Tor the liberal patronage they have cxtcnIed
toward mo. Tho firm Of J. e. Weaver & Co. Is dis
solved OF mutual consent
will be iolHl IN ths Counting room Of the now
firm. j. T. WEAVER
Lancaster, April ., lS5J 4S
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OVEl@NBAG.

MARRIED-0n the 99d inst. by Oren Nbbotl
Esq, ELIAS WALTERS and Miss MARY JxNE
MOORE, all M ldison Township.
On Tuesday morning last, by Rev, j. Wageu-
halls, Mr.. L. .DELETOMBE of Gapols and Miss
LAURA STEINMAN, daughter OF g. Stenman
Esq, of this place,
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ESTATE of James S. Alexander.-on the
81 Goth day Of April, A. d. 1850, the Couit of Com.
mon Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio declared the Is
tate Of JAMES S. ALEXANDER insolvent. Creditors
are therefore required 70 present their claims against
said Estate to the undersigned for allowance within six
months from the 25th day ofApril 1850, or they will
not be entitled to payment. ...
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adn'tor,
QfJames Alexander, Decd and Special Commissioner
maya, 1850 Il5n
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nENTIST.-DR. G. SWITZER has taken the of.
IL flee lately occupied by DR.. James King. in Stur-
geon's Row. Lancaster, NAV II. 1880
rs. Dr. Il. Swltzer, has by purchase become my
successor in the Profession and Practice of Denttrv
and hereby recommend him to my friends and the
public in general, as competent operator and worthy
of public patronage. Persons wishing their Teeth
operated upon wishing to have artificial Teeth in.
serted on good Gold Plate will do well to call and con-
suit with the Doctor before going elseyyLern Ard
be assured that they will be more than satisfied with
the result in securing good and comfortable operation
Respectfully, JAMES S. KING
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NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned. that
the account current and vouchers of JAMES A.
AsHRRooK, Administrator of MARY KAGY, deceased,
have been filed for inspection and settlement at the
next Term. ANY person interested may file written
exceptions to any item thereof.
may H. 1850. 9no
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Those interestc

n 5SIVNI3Ts7 NO INIl'- HUSG IHItfesTCd will
IN take notice, that Nathaniel Beatty andS s. Geo
hegan the 2jth Of April last executed to me for the
benefit of their creditors, general assignment of all
the Real and Personal Estate credits and effects owned
by them seyeray, or membcrs of the late firm OF
n. Beatty Co.
All persons indebted TO said parties or to said firm,
are therefore required to make payment to me; and
those having claims against said parties are requested
to present them to me OF an carly day for adjustment
in the execution of said trust
7. B, EWING, ASSigacc &c.
Lancaster, may 8, 1850 G,y5l
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE

RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
Daniel Shook ., $500 Isaac Chypool. =. .l:75
Thomas Wilson. -. 300 Z, =. Ash6rook. 300
Geo. Allen. 300 jaco5 Beck. 2:75
Jacob Reedy..-... 100 Salem Augustus. =. 50
NEW SUBS CRIBERs
james Scott f. p AsLbrook
d. A. Robertson Salem Aupustps
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EMPoRIu N OF rAsuxoly.

FTNHE Partnership heretofore existing between FINK
| HONE WINTER has been mutually dissolved
I. Winter having associated himself in partnership
with JouS GRAYBu.L, begs leave to call the attention
Of the public to the new firm under the name Of
Winter and Graybi!l.
Having removed their shop to Greencs Row. opposite
the Talmadge House, take this methJd OF informing
the public that they will now be on hand administer
to all the old customers and the citizens generally
ahd to those who arc dcsirous o having work done iu
attention will be given to the htes receipt Fashions
BY strict attention and close application to business
the hope to receive liberal share of patronage as
surins those who will favor them with call, that no
pains will be spared to snit the taste Of the most as-
dious All work in the branch ct tailoring making or
cutting warranted to please.
Shop up stairs next door to Smalley's Hat Store
WINTER & GRAYBILL.
Lancaster, April u. 1863 40
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may II, 1850
Statement of Fairfield County Savings In
Stifufp. NAV l. IeEO
rs j. GREENE, President -
2w1 c. .F.GARAGHTY, Cashier.
RUGGIESl RIGGIEsu RIGcIEs,,,

FINlIE subscriber has on hand lot of fine BUGGIES
l. and CARRIAGES, which have been made with
care and Of the best Materials and which will be sold
at very low prices. JOSIAH WRIGHT.
Lancaster, may 8, 1850 baH
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CATTLE MARIiEr,

NEW YORK, May l4-On yesterday The mar.
ket was unusually active. 1909 Beeves offered
and all sold the market closing firmly at $G:js a
$G:G0. -..
BALTIMOREMny 1.-THE supply of Deeve.
at the scales on Monday, was larger than on tic
previous market day; and the stock being inler
or, further reduction took place. The Offering.
reached $50 heal of which 80 were sold
city butch, ,rs and 80 were driven to Washington.
Prices ranged from s3:5O to 4:3j on tile hool,
equal 10 s7DH:25 net, aud averaging So o gross,
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-At market DIR.
ing the week 1900 Beef Cattle. including 700
head taken to New York; $40 Cows aud Calves
100 Tl,gs. and 1900 Sleep aud Lambs Prices
Breves without change, and sales were uld4
within the range of SG07:jOplOO lbs.
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LANCASTER, Friday, Mly n Ia5o
New York MARKET.

NcN AOfk UlitIhPl'
New loHK, May IA.
Cotlon-Buoynht with heavy sales at l2a "a IL,
for mddling, upland aud New Orleans.
Flour Western aud Suite inactive At "a 87ra
- for common 10 straight brands.
Wheat --Esy at : ,36 for prime Gennesee.
C0rI-Supplies coming in better. but owing u
dampness OF quality, unfit for shipping. G2io i
asked for Western mixed 10 arrive.
GRocERIEs.- Unchanged. OrIaaus Sugar "a
0jc. Linseed Oil III better demand for Aneri
eau pressed.
PORK-$l0 37a$ $lO:i4 for Mess and sg.G0a
$S:75 for Prime. Cut meats steady. Lard firm
at 64c III DIrrels and &c in kegs
WHIsKEY III better demand Western o3I.
ChoIerI-M Markets
ST. Lours May 10.
Two Fatal cases of Cholera reported to-day
lnlerments IL in the cemeteries For the week
ending this morning %. OF which II were from
ChoIern. There are live cemeteries which Iuy.
not reported. They will not greatly increase the
aggregate. ol..'
Weather unIavOrable.
Murkets-Buyers do not come forward. No
changes in prices
FLorR-Hoders firm at former rates. Choice
Country Sj,jO0$j,7j. 100 barrels choice civ
mills s6 so.
GRAIx-Sn!es of 1900 bushels Wheat at 8 90
@Sl223 Sales of 1900 or 1000 bushels Corn at
57@jSc, part delivered Oh board. Prime lots will
conm'nd G0c, Including bugs. .- ..
PRovIsIoNs--Mess Pork 50. Prime az o.
Lard and Bulk meat no sales.
WhIsKEr duIlat2} HEMP s3j0$)O. .
New Orleans Markets.
NEw ORLEANS May II.
The Nngnra's news has been received
CottoS-FuIl prices closing firm at 9I0IO!c.
Market dhiet. Only 1900 bales sold.
Rice 81 cents.
Flour. GRAIN, PRovsioXs & TOBACCO steady.
Cincinnati Markets.
CIScINNATI May Is
FLoUR-The demand is moderate. No change
in prices
Corn Sales Of 1000 bushels Corn in Bulk nl
45c.
OATs-Sales Of 500 bushels at 4Oc.
WnfsKEY-Firm at 2lic.
PRnvIsmYs-Very firm, but we have heard of
no sales this mornind
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IJhOlPMETOR Of the new "Bqifm0ye Choap CgfI
Ctothl7g Slorr' would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Fairfield AMI adjoining coI1fias bat be
Is opening large and most extensive assort.neBt Of
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From the sss Hrsnoiseo Herald, Nay 10. ]

From the Sac francisoo Herald, NAY 10
Among the seoounts sf Indian disturbances, We
this city. giving the particulars Of . rumorsd mas
Of the Clear Lshs Indians. We thought 81 tbs
time Of Its publication. that IL mus, be greatly sx-
sggststsd. and upon applying ~ the proper source
fer nfornatiop We End that not only correct
In mises but that the affair has been Wholly
mis-. presented The facts, derived from .
the soeursey Of which 10 unqusstionahio, are -
ssnsns di.trict, amer sommftiba many murders
and other outrsaes, In November last fed to Clear
Lake Which IL sheet Of water forty miles long ana
from sin to eight miles vide, lying some nfty milss
north Of sopoms Having been pursued By tb. troops
tbey took refuge In OF the islands Of the
ske This they have made heir abode since set
ting the troops at defiance and mnintsining an stti'
~ the condition Of the roads rendered sccess TO the
lake i'm pareablc for armed force About ten days
sinoe, however, Captain Lyon vac ordered to pre-
coed 70 Char Lske, and to punish and disiodgs
the Indians from their stronghold. Tho lst,er
had fortified their position. aud had prcvid~a
quantity Of provisions sufficient 70 enable then
TO sustain . Twelve months siege. They d.nsd the
soldiers their spprossh and invited them 20 come
on n they wanted TO nsht The men advanced In
bosts which they had transported With great labor
acres the mopntsins) aud we're recsis I'd With .
shower Of arrows In the combat, may Of the sol.
diers vere ieriouty wOusdsd aud number OF the
Indians killed The statement that women and obil-
ares msssssr,d, Il wholly uD,oundsa. Some Of
the tsusvs we're drovped In stt.m ptipa W svin
| TO death BY their me,bsrs but the accuracy
| Of this stat msnt cannot .. vouohed for Captain
Lyon has proceeded up te~srds the had waters -
the escrsrepto IN pursuit Of the murd~~ers ~ oapt
warner Ihis IL the trvs history q the horrihis
| slaughter Of the cieW Laks Indians'
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forwarding the interests OF the pany of which he
IL an officer. He has procured from the Congress Of
New Grenada portant notifications Of the contrast
for building q railroad across the Isthmus among
which Is the exclusive privilege Of constructing .
plank or Wagon road for temporary purposes unta
the completion Of the railroad
On receipt Of intelligence that passports were
qured OF persons crossing the Isthmus Dr. Poote,
Charge des Afaires at Bogota Immediately remonstr
ted 10 the government and the Congress- then in
ZION, at once passed Law abolishing tho necessity
These passports we're only required in with
an old law, which from general neglect had become
dead letter, but which was revived BY unprnoi
Piled persons, for selfish and private purposes.
The steamship Sarah Sands, Thompson, was about
90 miles below Monterey hor passage up taking in
zeal A number OF her passengers left her and pro-
ceeded up to San Prap cisco BY land those that re-
M aimed on board Of her all in good health
The steamers New World and Isthmus sailed fer
Panama on the 22d ofJuns, both full of passengers
The steamship Oregon, her passage down, met the
steamship Panama, on 2lst June, $50 miles below
Acapulco, bound to San Francisco.
The British steamship from Valparaiso arrived at
Panama on S6th June, with large amount Of specie
From Chagrss there is no new feature In the intel
lgence. The accounts ST the state OF that place
which have before appeared in this paper, mainly
corroborat&d.
Inc American barkiLucy Ellen of Boston, capsi1ed,
on her passage from Chagres to Grey Town. The
and passengers were saved by the Royal Mail Com
papys steamer Dee and transferred Chsgres to the
Philadelphia.
There were very few passengers the Isthmus
The river was low
Ar Cox son OF the Rev. DIR. Cox, lying sick at
San Quentin, Mexico, on the 18th of May.
collision, which resulted in loss Of life took place
between somo Americans and natives ~ Chssres, 9
short time previous to the sailing Of the pha
1t originated by two Americans striking natives
who upset them In canoe. Blows were ressrted to,
and afterwards FIRE arms the bsigersnts shooting at
each other aoross the river. The matter finally
settled by tho Alcalde and the American Consul One
native was killed and two three others seriously
wounded.
The British ship Of war Inconstsnt ut Maxatlsn,
to SAN on the 10Th ult, for England. The Brsnila,
SLAYER, lately captured and taken into Kingston
been condemned, and is about being broken up.
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Jsusthans, Paddles, and Sawnies, hAd never seen
together before In California. There some good
houses and heavy trading establishments in Sonora
II 10 In the centre Of an extensive mining regions
winter depot Of provsionsa place of recreation for
the people Of the surrounding settlements, and the
headquarters Of the Mexcans from the province of
Sonora Here the Mexicans and Chiians, who had
been driven from other settlements, have always
worked unmolested. Sonora 10 destined to be the
next town to Stockton, Of Importance, in tho San
Joaquin valley In every point Of the compass
for distance OF twenty to thirty miles from Sonora
gold 10 found in the gulches which abound In this hy
region. Within the last two months discoveries OF
rich placers have been made in the plains and
the hill sides At Columbia OF the richest holes
arc twenty thirty, and even afty feet deep. have
heard funny mining story, which must relate here
A Mexican had dug hole which considered rich
An American worked hard for several days In sinking
q hole few yards distant. when he had got down
about thirty feet. he came to the Mexican, who was
stretched at full length Mt the bottom, with candle
In one hand and pick in the other He had boon
undermined The Mexican had got ahead of him, and
picked out all the big Jumps This species Of burrow-
ing is called eayotasng.
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Sacramento Intelligence.

Prom the Sacramento Transcript May rs
We have been Informed. by an individual who
present ot circumstance that occurred few nights
since in one OF the gambling saloons 9; city which
cold bloodtd Are the lives OF c!tzrns to be j.o-
psrdised With impUnity! Are individuals to be al
lowed to aim at their aud shoot bm down In pub
lie. without revere, unmistakeabls expression of
the indignation Of our citiz,ns
The eii cumstanee was simply this CHILEAN was
betting at monte and a Dis pute arose between him
and man by the name OF VIM. Burdett about some
tsltry tum of money mt issue. After word or two,
Durdrt drew pistol upon the Gillian who fled with
Burd.t alter him OF course, the crowd gave way bs
fore desperate with loaded pistol In his hand,
The Gillian meanwhile, ran for refuge to the bar, be-
hind which he cndeavor,d TO screen bimselfi where.
upon Burdett deliberately leaning the bar. gimed
the pi,tol and drew the trigger The pstol however
merely snapped. Dnrdett cooked IL again hrt d, and
the ball took effect In tho neshy part Of thigh
This IL one If the moot bigh-hsnded outragss that
our city has Witnessed for some time. After while
the arrested IL the facts Of the are as
they stated to us ve trust that prompt exam
pie will be made Of the cas.
There were many expressions Of indignation at the
time, but the crowd were oyerawed One miner was
manly enough TO say, Thst he didn't know a. they
allowed tuch things In Sacramento. but II that fellow
was in the mines, he would BE- strung up right sud
den"
TIVE INDIAN DISTURBANCES.
Captain c. c. Cstlett his way Up the river yoster
day nom down below, stated, While the steamer was
detained at our landing that lieutenant Of Dragons
had just rcturned to Beneoa bringing reports OF $50
engsg eme nts between the Indians and troopa IL
sppcsrs that company Of infantry. and smother OF
dragons had let souona and overi.ken md fought
the Indians at Clear Lake and again Russian River,
Two Of the troops were badly wounded and from $50
TO 3GO Indians killed We were not present vhsn Cap
tain Catlstt gave this information aud unable 10
obtain further intelligence.
DROWNED.
nan named Joseph Kelly, Who had been In delicate
health for tims. lett bis house and family on
Tueedsy evening last between nine and ten clock In
state Of partial arrangement shortly after, he ap
pesrsd At the Pacific Theatre, where he vas quite
noi,y. Leaving the theatre, he vent to Mr. Quvsn's
Lecture Room where he attracted notice by his strange
conduss and frem this place he vent direct W the
river and plunged into the current Immediate efforts
wade to him. but he not recovered till
life vas extinct. A eoroner's inquest held over
the body and the verdict rendered In scoordanss with
tbs above facts.