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EPuIRNIM ROWE,
H. Larry.



A. Govt n Probate hrld a. Paris, within ard
g. ihs Count, 81 ONf,rI, ru ihrtvru',. hrst 'aN
Oriulrr, in The year a Hrf lid ouC Thousand
eight hun'rrl aud tiiy-o1s.
on the nfrgoi1g petition % was OiIri'i, That
ihe ail Aiu'u give uItior tn 40 prrsrns i1irt-
esiri, D., slusin- copy n aii U.iilun ard ~ ihis
urirr 30 D. vrIjshrI thrrr vrghs su-rrss's, 90
lhr uNauI nemrrnt, painted 20 rus, thpt ihv
m'N appear 10 Probate Cont 90 Dr. h.H h saia
lEus nn Jhr hst l-rsI,, OF November ng ~, atrrnr
of thr rHyk ,nth- fr.rHH.1 tri sh.u rrHs,, % -r1
tEr1 have, vhN The sHHr shHH'i 90 o. gIpHtr'.
~ GIO. n. SHAW, ~. -lsfrr.
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C.rrf, 81 ONfrls
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J. E'vbri T., N.ihpnr,I r., aui Thomas :
MAIZE. children s0i mir1r h..rsuf JOSEPH
WAIVER, atr ~ Paris, iH sai1 County, dcOoasc
r.srsyiIub r,Trr.sHts thH' s'ij minors ,Tr hUlr.',
srifrl sri ,Hnf'rI tH thHI. rr.rrftH1 Of ihH trll
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license 90 sT .B.H real ssi1'r 1' rri,fr ur ru.ti"
.H'r. iur tha especial I.#.rt No cob. ulr.fs.
ELEANOR N. NNiklE,
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Station foo, Of Indin street Portland,

PASSENGER TRAINS viii run daily. sunla,
| excepted. until further notice, a, f,lapsi
Lave Portland flr Guiham, \ N, at530,A. VI.
Leave Portland Zoe South Pan', att so \. ".
and .3OP. VI.
Lave parthnd e. nan'illc Junction ai go
\. VI $50 anl a1o =. VI,
Lave Go,ham g. rDrhnd M . IS An
Lave South Paris ar rouhnl, 1t JI5 anI
il.5OA. VI
I.p,r naryinc Juprtion f'r rouh1d a's.t5 4.
VI. ~ 80 lrI { 50 4. VI.
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y. No.. 10 Ia \. VI.
T,,.th, Tam l,s,cs Gotham. iur Pui'arl 90
rs An
So cs,' +. received after su1ssi.
The DurrHH, win nat 'r rrsvHr.rh'. nr baggage
,B ,1 arir1rt r,rr, ir- jni1 value. u-'-s. r-i,--
be- given, az rail ~ az che rate oi urr I5ssrIr.f
ff,,,r, : sou q Jttirual ,H'nr.
Du On. suNal Il che 5.al A. VI. train G.m
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Thrr. ,, arI Saiurp,s iur ilau,sou, h. -'ur,
Matu.II. Lowell anI INsbuV. HN,ul' r.I
station, Tpfsla,, Thusi',, anil Saturday e.
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TEACHERS, INSTITUTES.

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Y m NlONn, commencing u1 Monday,
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The Indian Troubles 4

ANOTHER INDIAN TREATY
DR. Wcrencruft one II the Indian Commissioners.
turucd to this city yesterday morning from the stars
aus river where he has just concluded treaty with
tribes e lndsns The treaty ground was a, Dents
crossing the Stansaus, where The Indians came in
On The 18th the tr,aty concluded They were lc-
Gated tract of land lying between the Stanislaus
and Tuolumne compiling tract about Twelve miles
across by eight mikes wide The terms II the treaty
pretty much the those made with the other
tribes Old Cornelius Of the Tuolumue tribe, has been
given lcegue e land covering the tract he has been
living and cultivatF for many years The following
LIT 81 the tribes and their several chiefs :Osc-Trn
dad 81 the Wechias lu.it. kah uf The Sukahs; Pah-
keno e the koto nems, Philippe. ~ The Chappah
.ms Nu-ril 10. Of tie Sag wan. MS These tribes
about thousand strong IL IL the intention Of DR.
WtztrcfCft 20 proceed in few days 10 Ncoaus, the
ecramCnto who're he viii meet the escort consisting II
d,tschm,Bt Of L : Dragons. commanded By Capt
~tonenan. Communications have been sent ny 20 va
ouf rerors In ~ Dorado county the seat of the pre- ent
udsn disturbances to invite the Indians to meet the
'nnissioncrs AZ ~ NEAR Jthnsous old rancho about
selNe miles fr,m Nicclsus ~ the 9th ~ July. DR. W
expects e receive Communications from the Department
4 Washington ny the With funds for the
commission We uurt h, gill nor b. disappointed
MURDER oF BAENEy sMlTH
Murdc:ed by IN, lndinps 90 Mad river April 28. Mr..
iarney Smith aged about 30 years late Of The hrm Of
thcmss u Wade Co Noqu iuouo iiill The decease I
md q biz partner, VI Poster IN uumh ,it by
~ the 10th Of April With train I pack mul's ard
me siN Mexicsns employed mustc"rs vita ne view
reaching point The nor toIk ~ Trinity
owing 10 the peculiar fswes q tbe country ab'ut Mad
rvtr " wa found nrcite Co istr ~ the cargo up the
pour'ain NJ one uu' 5r1 u We white Awaiting por-
sb q the goods ssfva that ~ kilrd by his
aNe Ncthrg me- ut excepting few pairs ~ bltn-
krts Two Indians VIII lad b'ea w csmp. sup
p0fsd 20 have boon the perpcttst,rs OF the crime
The Place 1'Ets confslns b. latter IL m Diamond
Springs stating that Col Roger 18th tn votunte r.
t.r hb Command lad an engage with he indians.
w., south f,fk ~ the inrlran RIVER. the 18th
Nny lsstine several hour Of lhc volunteers Edwin
I,nks ~ kDsco- ~ wa ku,ci W Nichola, mrtslly
Wourdtd. and Marion James and Richard Thomas Sc
veroy wounded, Twelve " lfteen Indians are said 70
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Intelligence f,on. che srodv,,l Isi.nds.


Wehave iec' ived Mes to- ..-I.,ar ru' '-h,d At
Honolulu 20 tie 80 OF }iag 4. ...
The Poi.c esta-. e ,h. .'fn ti.I gives .le oiicw
Nc
Neltarn. from Bet Maui zoe. t,e r.ts, sr muss
later q u stfssn in couinE g. eft'eH tas usual The
etulc g. ava prtiy 81 ,.rt 'rcs in 81 Lter pntaN
r,e,n ofksti ,s al tbe utt " March.
q, ~. thst tire fJrvstt Prom informs
,SS cerv.e t' ne na'e We earn shs, we erJ
Sc Undant ana loT. cheap 81 present. but about
thirty ttrrs DAY At kssp lspo, and
island az Nau they BE- gathered
I matter 81 nrch regret that the whaling neet couIs
not procure fu SIMPLY Of this Indispensable vegetable,
aud rrncpA. 90 the reasons given above. Ret
tWo l0adtd Maui. for California market
drring the rast two ncntls.
The following 10 nc latest Hfect news -
Commander Tcysabr. oftbc imperial navy Of Russa snd
f,ut Governor rt atls with his Sui
tkon. ard Captain klukohstrcm accompanied BY Wjsm
hu,cf tsGute, nsr ttn'rsl % her Britanhio N str
toch svt tArt ~ oftheit massts the kng and Quser
The utCnaut Governor in neat address pronounced In
Irr.i Wenf,d the Nine for the kud prctccti5n whisa
ports and pressed h Wish Latrrudly aud mutually be
necil relations should always exist between the empire N
Russia md tie Hawaiian Kingdom. Ihe King pleased
60 recIrcctte tlefa sentiments with great cordially.
pressing tie desire be had alwa entertained u ating
tic meet friendly relations Will hs imperial majesty Of rms
sN and sddnr h.s beie that the trade between the.
elnt DIS sud c u tr prosecutions. vas KtJ 70 inctesfe
non Jear 20 yesr.
MARRIED.
At Iicroulu, n Nay by REF. Armstrong. Ichs =.
.oPff 30, ~ mtEsWa' ~, N~'l ~ oi Wv Sn'''@
imminettr, Naine.
In tis city on The 2th April John r. Jasrcr Eea asst
~ yerre fctpfrv ~ yltaris Y. S. Mr. T. hs1hces
redcrt isrus for years and had tucd te ~
u ksssfar " ConyeYatces aud Police Magsrate TOY
Hosoiup.
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Synopsis OF Events.

rF-cm the Alta California May II
Our city j. built up gain In last issue for the
States we told Of its dcstruction-nos Of is
ton Some plants take and sprout upward Ia such
hurry that they bring the old shell Of the germ whence
they spiung upon the upshooting stalk the bulb huk
ETH clingng to IL So il l. 81 city She has sTs uog
up frtm her ruins literally with ashes upon her head
standing upon embers. We have streets again, blocks
again, houses stores business excitement, hustle pro-
gicse prosperity Threcourths OF the streets lined
again with habitations although not four weeks have
So. too 10 IL Of stockton Accounts from there are
very encouraging Her people have not been disheart
entd by their great calamity but have progressed very
far in rcmedyiDg by building the destruction Of their
great fire.
patsd in raising prices, account Of the great qua nt
ties Of goods shpbcard and large cargoes which have
arrived since.
The wbtr and democratic psrties have each made
their limitations and the contest Tor State officers and
Congress II fully opened The whig DomiDations
mede with much unannity, and probably the de-
mocra;s will give quite NJ undivided support to Their
ronin'Ce
Rumors Il Indian difficulties and skirmishine in the
northern part Of the state. rife The despised In
dsrg have proved themselves not lacking In csurhse
ana Is "a be- deeply regretted that few individuals
have had the power and want ~ principle which has
made vii these wretched creatures quite pfoba
lie Thor never bas existed In the nature ~ the
any necessity such depl0r bls condition Of things
The prospects of agriculture very good bet
Ter thar at one time anticipated The late rain.
heve materially increased The probabilities Of good
crepe This employment Of portion ~ our citizens l.
certain "a be an increasing and profitable one
Very encouraging reports in from the various
mining rcg,ons. and the amount Of dust shipped home
howe that our mines have not given out short
r0i whstandirg the dry winter
1hc fndian Commissioners have met with excelle VI
'uccess in heir ,fcrts to pacfy the Indians and only
reed the sustaining arm Of government st home with
'esopshln appropriation TO render the state and na
IN most EXCELLENT service
The first cuon under the laws ~ this state took
Lace IN Stockton Thursday lat II for murder
rtiue ba b'tn considerably checked q late aud there
81 bope TOR better state Of things ia the future
PorucsI Affairs.
Ibr srvsi hrnra utvs g the dor q the political
.tnveptrrs 9TH nguea OF ths candidates we're pub
.ihes Yesterday Tire vlig and den'crNtic conv'n.
tions trih pared resolutions 10 Gvor a the oompro
mis- n,sfu,s and u orp,fton O. the rale OF lease Of
.bc mineral lands by thJ genof4 Government Tue
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an NnnrI ,PIARY-A NEW am WONDERFuI
AmUsEnENTs IN PHILADE LPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
Nd Chesnut stroets PhuadeiphiaP, 4. Danum, Prorrie
ter II. Sanford, hsnagcr1wo performances daily after
and evening Animation cents children half price,
makes his hr appearance In During the weeh the
formerly Of the Rayel Family will give their in
tsreng evouons and astounding ests the Tight Rope
Mr. Taylor the Popular eomeda3 will also sppear during
Tho voek In the LADY Of Lyons ana other avorte plays
Pleasing farcea both afternoon and evening The collection
of wonders crowded into tie earac1us saloons comprise
half Dozen original collection including the famous
by Pesle. These all worthy Of visit aud can be
together with the performances 10 the Lecture ROOM
Tor the low price Of rs eepts.
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EXCURSIONS.

"A Contemplated about the 2ls Of ,Ais month. on the
Shoals Some ofthe expert whaiemeu In the world
pSons snd sncc boat: and iacs frc BeifoSl and
Ssnpclet 10 attend thi. Grand eScuren. paeSe. %
iSs Whale. ss icsh a. fiiis5 large Ssss,y Whsle.
which is we'll Known TO the Nantucket New Bedford. aud
ay s 3 S ssu sfSs
whS wish ts one q The Committee o. Arrsnsen..t: VII
s 81 h 1S AZ RSii 10 T,ps
'E q s S y" S s e. e MI our
hoped that Henry Clay DANIEL Webster will be With
ssop msvsS New London Sespor, and New Bed.
ord. The steamer will be In port every night
way ' The Si s4efi;s ,,sm %1 siS s
n 1s ., ~ o'clock " spras street ~ cs.bsros
e. r. Grand Set9in s9 sh p@d Glen HsS aS ys
New Eshsll. All who ar. in fsyor q he,l,hiai
ogportuni,y offered 60 those food Of fshns ba,hns
N. B.-A good supply Of refreshments on board.
GuNDAY MORNING boat FOR NEwBuRGu AND
- Hsf b sRGS Ne. :, Pn o ns Corn
wall New Hsmbgrsh and Milton, touching AZ hanmoad
HENRY CLAY Capt il Tailm.n, I'll leave pier 100,
ss,s .e s' Ss:g Ty r leave A.
S s. p inv 'S r st ~ season. Ssw i0TA
SuNDAY TRiP TO COLD SPRING LANDING AT
Yorker sn, pssSs FsTry ISrry2Ts PM sios 1 Sns
at Hsmord street. each way Fare % cents 20 cd spying
The new and splendid steamer TiIos E. HULsE, cact r.
Wart, will leave New York from foot Of Chanbers
sttoot Sunday morning ~ o'clock for the above places
Returning. will leave Cold Sprng At O'CLOCK Y. NJ
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING bANKs EVERY
~ day in the veek-On the 4tn OF July the "TRIP VIII
Be extended around hs laht ship The ss t.amsr sss.lG
street "a CathNtine street. ~ Pier NO B A. return
ing By II. NJ Refreshments fishing tackle Me- provided
on board Fare, 70 cents each way.
GRAND SEA BATllNg EXCURSIONS TO F0RI ma
" milton end Concy Isand-The ete1nbcat TROJAN
epmmepccs her evening trips az o'clock ~ from pier
70 North vsr on russday July ~ ard WI continue
esnsss with evening bath will lad This boat most
eutei 10 their conyenieuce The TQjan also leaves pier
No.Ss and 10 AM. and and Pm" eaoh day.
GRANp EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND, LAND
" ing stFort Hamilton each vay--Fsre l2h Cent?
The new ant splendid steamer TROJAN, capt j. ". Rod
man. vimak daily excurt,psto Coney leland for The
pon Leaving follows Morning TTp From Spring street
At half past O'Clock, % and haltpast Ia and AZ ~
From Pr N. r., ct half past O. 10, and o'oloot.
sorsins tp from F0rt Hamilton stSA NJ
TTBE I,RGg AND CoMMoDTOUs STEAMER Gaia
LIN, Cayt. w H. Peek, can be chartered for
elons 40 rar further information Inquire at 23 Pesrl
<est ortthe captain, on board
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The Gold RImn Agency.

Prom the Alta California, May ~
What has become Of the managing gentlemen Of the
Goid Bun Mining Company We have heard this
question asked until anxious % have 10 answered We
only say that their recent movements have beea
mysterious. They have received all the money paid in
by stockholders they have sold the propeller Chesapeake
without consulting thcm--nOw, where's the money ?
wiz they TO the stockholders and TO the public
II thy do not ard thst quite the whole account
q the transactions shall be msdc public There were
some honct men who paid their into that treasu
~ and they do not like the idea e losing their chsrsc
ter a. vel - their cash, by rputGtion consequence
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ihe Sea Serpcnt was built at Portsmouth, y. IL.
The Isatelita 1fyne was built at philadelpeis.
The Eclipse was built at New York.
The Stag Hound wac built nj Boston.
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May 14-MicbEd German, from Ireland, aged 55 years
Charles Davis. England 80.
John Poison. Baltimore, IS
Van Ness Norris, Mass 25.
rcrjRmin Buryoyne, n. Y,
10 Henry Botrevn, Geunsny. 30
Thomas Morris. Portland. n. IT., 90
W. Sneider. St. Louis Mo %.
16-lohn M. Hopkins, N Y, rs
11-Jobn Jose. Azores Islands ~.
Wilhelm hsas, Germany, As.
1S-llonry Carroll. Maryland 81
Cathtrin Cummings, San Francisco, g.
l9-.ohp Manuel, China, q.
Matilda Cspron, Warren, Mass 90
Timothy . Wardrcl Andoycr, Mass 81
20-Unkrown man, found near Rircon Point.
2i-AlexaIder Nugcn', Passport Me- 50.
Ecrjan.in y. white Mas rs.
Charles A. whitconab, N TTemn stead, %.
&c. Z. ChsppeH. England, As.
John y fucker, Georgia "a
A-Wn wilson y. 20.
Ebonczer Smith, Ohio, -.
- nUbof. France, 81
2--loseph babe, Germany, %.
2s--EOl-rt McCOfrec, New York, %.
On Smile, East Indies, 10.
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C,AsTLE GARDEN-oRASD GALA DAY-sEvEyri
,As1IE GAnpEN.-THIs pELTGuTRrL sUMNEf
TRAyELLDRs' GUIDE.

cTEANBOAT RACE BETWEEN TnE REINDEER AND
y Henry Clay Thursday. July 3-Hayns seen notice IA
I s % r ssS % -. %SSS
ara hln S is h her TRIP e k niSy NIX he Rn
deer web 70 cay there was no sses,sn msde N sS.i
when sis made he passage With pressure y Is lbs Il
her being the would net permit
so s 20 he hour wife 1H tSs Reifdosr sEsa "a
fact vent ne rate q sixteen miles per hour The
the kine,er a. ten minutes 20 seven With the intention q
@inutss, ard Wien at Catss disssnes Of iorsy miles
the Berry Clay beating the Reindeer six minuesmaking
dftr Of twebtyone minutes The speed Of the Henry
Clay bsg much greater than that Of the Reindeer the
Henry Clay scked her steam down, atcr leaving Catsk
four clock ssvipg Tie Render behind The owners Of
TIE Henry Clay being satisfied ef her speed, vii no
WeSGesdsy end Friday morning. at hall past sx ociocE
making all the ususi landings. Fare, h'ty cents.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-rEw YORK
esS II m sd9 va grssS g .s re-
iuoed IS for esss and 81 80 fer second cnss Leavo
"a NJ ana p w. roH foot % Liberty street Icsys Phi
ladelJhi. at and A. NJ and NJ from the foot Of wal
autstreet
u York 70 PhiladelrdsIeave Pier No North RIVER ~
,.sambos JPHS POTTER M,rninS Line, 81 o,elosh
:tss!$ b. Enisfsa' Zine I S;iis = 4
- EouLAR DAY LINE FOR ALDANY-rARE, 90
June 20 is5l, ,is new and svit steamer HENRY CLAY
captain j. will leave the pier foot Of Chambers
IS S,iesk R;tarhI9s. viii leave Albany sysIy Tsssd,y
Thurgdsy, END saturday st6 W For farther pattcu-
CHANGR OF uoUR-TBs STEAMER ALICE. CAPT.
u Weeks for Bridgeport, WILL end after Tucsdsy July
lst leave pier u.s. foot Liberty street r. H. on
sssassy Fnss.ssis Vii ss7s IN RSlseporlp ample
p.sp 70 tale the ornins trains the nousstoni. Nav
iss ssrdUssd rates. I1piJ % sastd. AZ ne once
Vie pies-
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have fallen Being but ndinercnty provisioned and
ferior in numbers the volunteers retreated. -
Hint NJ Nevada.

The Nevada Journal gives account Of a riot which
occurred In that city Thursday and Friday last The
facts seem to be these Mr. Hayden claimed lot
oregon Hill Others also claimed it, lie sold his claim
70 party and went to put them In possession He was
attacked b one OF those who had been In possession fer
general fight took place in which man was wounded
Next morning Hayden brought an action AGAINST the
other party whose name Cassn; but the case Was
dismissed The parties went out quarreed Cassin fred
at Hayden, who rushed into the court room followed by
Of the crowd without hurt any and after HAYDEN
got into the street several shots fred at him as he
ran along MIR. White, who had purchased an interest
in Haydsn's claim was knocked down his temple cut
badly his collar bone fractured and two OF three Of his
ribs broken Immediately after the riot. the Marshal
Mr.. Barton, made complaint to the Recorder Of the
rioters and Hayden and Gas ain arrested aud bound
over to appear yesterday at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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Btmc,ro;ie. Wig.
Fer Gcr7ror -. e. John Dglcr. Pearson ID Reading
1t torancr e. Samuel Purdy. ID y. Baldwin.
Just. Sup Court :. lleydcnfcldt. Tod Robinson.
T,,qs,,eT ...... Bieh'G Roman. J. NJ. Burt
CoB,,frpli,r......W :. WinslOw. Alex. q. Abel.
At General. ... s. G. Hastings VIM. d. Fair.
Sur euor 6tre.ai. VIM vi. Eddy Walter Herrin.
ConcTtsSmeii. j. W. NcCosklu. y. J, c. kewcn,
l.. O. MaTshsll Benj. i. Moore,
riot which threatened serious results, occurred st
Nevada on tho Goth May. IL had ia origin In long
standing dispute concerning a land claim. Guns and
pisol had been freely used but II does not appear
that any person was killed.
An atttmpt was made to burn the City Hospital, at
San Francisco. the l6ih Of May, which proved
ccssful
The specie removed to the vault Of the New Gus
tom House in Portsmouth square, on the Goth Of May
with heavy guard. -
The following ships had arrived at San Francisco prior
10 the alst OF MAY all Of which made remarkably short
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Marriages and Deaths In California.


In San Frsncisco, on the 5th Of May, by the Rev A.
Williams, Archibald Campbell kenze, late Of Scotland
to Bridget CorreI, Of Iresud
In San Francisco the 18th May by the same Charles
James Martin formerly Of the Peruvian Navy to Joanna
Elizabeth Wihslni, late Of Germany.
In Nevada city on the 1ith May, by Judge Edwards
John A Coffee TO Mas Priscilla Cottle,
In San Diego, the 5h Of April by Padre Juan Hol-
bein Lieut.. Cave j. Couts u. S. A 10 Dona Ysdora
daughter tf Don Juan Bsrdini
By Rev James Woods, at his residence In Stock
ton On the nth May, Samuel Ferguson to Miss Lucy
Scott.
At Msgysvle May IL, by the Rev Mr. Briggs John L.
Berry TO hiss Ellen Woody. both Of that city
AT Marysylle on Sunday evening, May Is, by the Rev
Jane Eayes OF St Louis.
Glide Montre late Of the New Volunteers TO Miss
Martha clist late q somerse,fhire England
Harpets to Miss Laura Tubbs.
On May IS, at lone Valley, Mr. William Hicks to
On May G. by Rev D. Leslie MI Elias Robbins to Miss
Sarah White, Of Polk county Oregon.
On Wednesday evening May !, by the Rev Horace
Lyman William Groomes TO Miss Nancy Lsrother all Of
Portland, Oregon
DEATHS.
In Marysville, on the e;h May Josiah Byram aged 40
years, formerly Of Fast Brdgewate Mass The disease
cCngt stion of the bowels
At God Run. Nevada city, James r wetherel
aged ~ years, from Cayuga county N. Y of infamma
tUn of The lungs
On Monday morning May 10, Of erysipelas Timothy
0fgood Wsrdwel CT Andcyer Mass bate Of the firm Of
Berry, Bills Co Sacramento City aged 20.
On board he hip Antelope May 2i Of dy5entery,
Mr. Joseph frei, Of Geimany.
At haTysyile, on Sunday morning, May 10, James d.
CWbiug of james Cushing, Esd late Of Virginia,
aged - years snd months
Az DIytown, hisy H. David Slate of the city of New
York, aged p
AT sea board steamship Columbus, between Pa
mama and San Francisco May 0 Lucy Ann, daughter Of
Geo T. and Emily &. Newell. aged - months; also
tho ship Msy Il, Emily c., wife Of Geo 2 Newell
aged % years.
On board the ship Mariana, from Panama, April IL,
Henry RCuch tteerage passenger from Jefferson Mo-
eth, James Rowe of Grant Co. Wis the effects 81 the
former in the hands OF Geo Rutherford and those Of
the latter in the bands Of Samuel Gray.
On heard the bark Ralph RernAl from sydney Peb 10
in lat 90 as long 100 50 W, All xander Henderson
oabin passenger fell overheard, with sudden lurch of
the veese during heavy gale, and drowned al
though every effort made to him
At Longs Bar, Msy 20, Ann ii. Abbott, aged 81, Of
New Albany Indiana.
sAcRASTNro HosTAIsry, for the week ending May "a
l7h Themes Wsrriek, Joseph Patterson 2ah, solomon
Stainbruoii.
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