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bC THE SAFE AND coMMo-

tzLLEE1s dious steamer COLUMBIA Cap
ptAEEEssEHEs tain HARPER, having recently
been placed in fret rate order, will resume hSr
trips between Baltimore and this District on SAT-
URDAY, the LIST March, leaving Commerce street
wharf, Baltimore, at o'clock in the afternoon,
and at the came hour every succeeding Satur
day during the season; and returning, will leave
Riley's wharf, Washington, at O'Clock, and AL
cxandria at O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morn
ing, touching at the different landings on the Po-
tomac river as usual.
For freight or passage apply to the Captain on
board or to the following agents:
CHARLES WORrHfNGTON, Bait.
J. ]. WHEAT & BRO, Alexandria.
E. PICKREL & CO. Georgetown.
THOMAS B. RILEY, Washington.
Feb 2S-f
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r. b. TANEY.
Messrs. LITTLE s. BRowN.
WAsHINaToN, January 10, 1852.

w Ash Ioo2.
Messrs LITTLE BRowE: In the prompt repub
LEGATION of the "English Reports in Law and
Equity" you tender to the profession most i'm
portant service. The first volume of these Reports
includes cases decided in the House of Lords,
Privy Council, Courts of Equity and Common Law,
from and after Mchaemas Term, 1850; also,
"Crown Cases Reserved, and Cases in the Eccle.
siastical and Admiralty Courts" And the second,
third, fourth and fifth volumes, which you have re-
published, include the cases decided in the above
courts in 1851.
These Reports, like all other works which pro.
coed from your press, are executed in a most sub
stantial manner and do credit to the enterprise Of
the publishers. became a subscriber for them as
soon they were found with the booksellers in the
West, and am convinced, that from THEIR CHEAP
AND EXTENT OF MATTER, THEY MUST SUPER
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LIsH REPoRTs LATE DECISIONS
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAIL.
ROAD.
Passenger Trains Rum as Follows,
5:sa 49, sasEs -. 80 fAasss:|

1880 .-----z--s s--a--1x--S
Leave "a5hlngton at and a. IN. II! m -,
and p.
Leave Baltimore at Il and 9 a. M, 4 and
s. p.
ington. and the I'd and 4th from Baltimore, are
omitted.
Tickets and baggage che ls to Philadelp ha and
New York be obtained trains leaving at
a M and p. IN. Passengerspi curing the same
the free transport of thcu selves and bag
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quarter, will be furnished upon application at the
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BOARDS AND RUSSIA

RiNDERS' BOARDS, from No. 25 to No. go, and
- four hundred Skins Of Fresh Russia Leather,
Tor sale by the subscriber, at northern prices.
"a 80, for sale at mill prices, without freight.
Inquire at the Republic office. j. GIDEON
May 90
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THE LOST SENSES Deafness and Blindness
Il By Dr.. Kitto.

THE LOST SENSES: Deafness and Blindness
Il By DR.. Kiuo
This is a work of great interest, from of the
most learned and accomplished writers of the age
revealing the mysteries Of the world in which those
live who have been deprived Of the sense OF eht
hearing. Ever since HE boyhood for than
thirty years, DR.. kitto has passed life of great
activity rs scholar, IN sate OF the most intense
deafness to which any living creature can be sub
jeCted. His account OF himself, and of his discrm-
mating remarks on the condition of the blind,
are Tcpletc with profound thought the interest.
ing phenomenon presented in the progress of their
mental training - Christian OJSsruer
Kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations. Morning Sc.
ries. vols l2mo. 81
Vol. /. Antediluvians and Patriarchs
2. Moses and the Judges
%. Samuel, Saul, and David.
T. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening series. yols limo. 81
Vol ]. Job and the Poetical Books
q Isaiah and the Prophets.
3. The Life and Death Of our Lord
4. The Apostles and the Early Church
For sale at GRAY & BALLANTYNE'S
Bookstore, 7th street, two doors above
SEPT Odd Fellows' Hall.
AND WARRANTS wANTED.-The high.
IL est market prices paid for all denominations
Warrants.
CHUBB, BROTHERS,
June 2S-dn Bankers, corner 18th and + sts.
DOLL DRAWING PAPER, one hundred yards
II long, one yard and half wide, OF fine quality,
for sale by the single yard, cut TO any desired
length, at ess than half the usual price OF draw
ing paper, at TAYLOR & MAURY's
Septl7 - ~ Bookstore, near 9Th ct.
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CLASS No. l4.-Hard,uare. miscellaneous.
l dozen hand vices, assorted sizes
do spring calipers
l do jointed compasses
l do double jointed two foot rules
l do upright saw blades, % by inches
! do large size bench vices, best quality
do by inch Clark's tight joint butt
do by inch Clark's tight joint but
hinges
do 2by q inch Clark's tight joint butt
? DO DO 81 inch s5 cs a Parliament Liza hinges
2 do a do do do do
do p inch closet locks, (best bolt,) right
and left
do 81 inch pantry locks, chest bolt,) right
do Inch pantry locks, Chest bolt) right
do inch patent rim locks, right. and
2 do inch patent rim locks, right, and
2 do q inch best quality draw locks
do assorted best quality pad locks
. DO DO 3, inch d flush bolts, plate inch d~ wide
2 do inch round iron bolts, with barrel
and plates
2 do inch fiat spring bolts, necked
do best door springs, feet long
do brown mineral knobs, for II inch
doors
do white mineral knobs, for Il inch
doors
2 DO DO sinee DO brass hooks dol with DO eyes
2 do brass buttons. with plates
do 81 by 81 inch Clark's tight joint hinges
set of wood turning chisels and gouges COM
plete, best
3 900 pounds best East India Englishsblock tin
225 boxes roofing loaded tin, Ia by 20 inches,
hrap TX
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10 reams cap paper feint lined best quality 49,,
do envelope paper, best quality
l do cap paper suitable for envelopes
2 do blank bills of lading, per pattern, on
do requisiton books, per pattern, 2 and 3
qures each
do haltmonthly returns, printed and ruled
to pattern
do pay rolls printed and ruled per pattern
gallons black ink, in quart bottles, best quality
do blue fluid, in pint do do
3 dozen small bottles carmine red ink do
10 do penholdcrs do
10 gross steel pens, on cards do
pound waters do
do scaling wax do
"a dozen black lead pencils do
do rcd tape do
2 do large pieces India rubber do
6 sticks India ink do
300 No. so quilts do
dozen Rodgers's or Westerhom's pen
knives do
500 large size envelopes do
500 medium size envelopes do
300 note do do
quire antiquarian drawing paper do
do double elephant do do
! do, do 20 tracing paper do
80 yards tracing cloth do
bundles soap stone pencils do
pieces taste do
dozen blank memorandum books do
do do books, 3. 3, and quires do
CLASS No. l6.--Irood, miscellaneous.
500 cords best quality seasoned pine wood
do straight white hickory, in feet lengths
do DO trees or ba,s 10 yo in gp. feet ifng ias
aha tree from bark
500 hickory poles, 9 feet long by u inches in di-
ameter at the butt.
CLASS No. 17.-Sand.- DIiscellaneous.
10 tierees brass founders Albany moulding sand
4 do best quality German pot clay
$3.50 barrels do sharp building sand
$50 cart loads sand for large castings
IS do do DO small small do
Us bushels to the cart load-sampes will be
furnished
CLASS No. 49, Charcoal Miscellaneous.
5000 bushels best maple or pine charcoal.
CLASS No. l9.-Belting .-Miscellaneous
65 running feet patent stretched leather betting,
Ii inches wide
l0s running feet patent stretched leather betting,
10 inches wide
$50 running feet patent stretched leather betting
inches wide
300 running feet patent stretched leather bclling,
81 inches wide
800 running feet patent stretched leather belting
3 inches wide
$50 running feet patent stretched leather betting,
Il inches wide
200 running feet patent stretched leather betting,
2 nche' wide
$50 running feet patent stretched leather betting,
IL inches wide
300 pounds vulcanized rubber for packing, accord
ing TO sizes to be furnished
CLASS No. 20.-Hay and Sirato. Miscellaneous.
10 tons best timothy hay
do rye straw.
| CLASS No. 2l.-Prouender. --MiSctllaneous
| 400 bushels old corn
400 do do oats.
1t is to be provided in the contract, and to be
! distinctly understood by the bidders, that the
amount and number Of articles enumerated in
classes headed miscellaneous" specified IA
| the pr babe quantity which may be required,
well as to fix a data for determining the lowest
bid; but the contractor is to furnish more or less
of the said enumerated articles, and in such guam
fiiies and at such times the Bureau or the Comnan-
dant may require during the 6scal year ending Both
June, 1858; and if 90 requested until further
tracts shall be made for the ensuing fiscal year Of
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Letters of Recommendation received from Judges of
The United States Supreme Court

GENTLEMEN: My engagements here have not
permitted me to examine particularly your repub-
LEGATION of the English Reports in Law and Equity.
they appear to be correctly and well executed.
And if they continue to be republished with the
promptness of the volumes already out, and at the
price mentioned, they will be great convenience
to the Bench and the Bar, and fail to attrac,
their attention. take pleasure in recommending
them.
l am, with much respect, your obedient servant,
r. b. TANEY
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WAsHIS aToN, SUPREME Court Room,

GEsTLEMEN: have examined your republica.
ton of the current English and Common Law
Reports, and like very much the design and exc
cution of il.
Neither judge nor lawyer very well do
without the contemporary decisions of the Eng
tive and Useful, that have hitherto read them in
any form in which they have been published.
Hereafter | will do so in yours.
The Courts in England daily acting upon
cnscs presenting important and also new features.
All of US must acknowledge that they are adjudi-
Gated with very able and discriminating teness,
and with great learning.
Wishing your publication every success, | am,
gentlemen, respectfully, your obedent servant,
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WAsHINaToS, January %, 1852.
GENTLEMEH: publication like that in which
you engaged, Of the English Law md Chan
Gerry Reports, If promptly and accurately executed,
cannot fail OF great usefulness to the profession
including both the Bench and the Bar. The work
go far as you have proceeded in it, appears to be-
accurately and well done, and ia certainly fur
nishcd al a cheap rate.
With great respect, you're,
p. V. DANIEL.
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GENTLEMEN: am much pleased with your re-
print of the English Reports in Law and Equity.
If you continue to furnish them at the same price,
and as well executed as the present volumes, and
with the same promptness, they will receive the
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Yours, SC, Z. C.. GREER.
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA.
The Splendid

sIERHsHIP CRESCENT CITY,
ID. u. PORTER, U. S. NJ, Commander,
syTS WILL SAIL from the pier at the foot
@-sxAfAAs OF Warren street. North River on
MONDAY, September 81, at o'clock, p. m, pre-
cisely.
Rates oPPassagc TO Havana and .Ne,c Orleans.
After Saloon Berths. observation-disclosures
Steerage Berths ........................ IS
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Freight taken to New Orleans at 80 cents per
cubic foot.
shippers OF freight are requested tosuppy them.
selves with the Company's bills Of lading, which
may be had on application at the Office. No other
form will be signed.
No bills OF lading signed after the chip has
For freight or passage apply to
NJ. o. ROBERTS,
III West ST., cor. Of Warren, New York
Sept Its
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2 $50 pounds from / to inch, in sizes required
1000 do i. inch square iron in sizes requir-
ed-the whole weighing about TO-
$50 pounds
so pounds No. 10 iron wire
30 do No. 20 de
CLASS No. 9.-Steel, (equal to the Adirondac Com
pany, NeU Jersey, steei.)
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BALTIMORE s. WASHINGTON RAILROAD
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Trains leave at and a. m, l23, and 4 p. m q.
Through tickets issued by a. m. and p. IN.
trains to the following points, connecting at the
Relay with those koing West, and at Baltimore
those eroipv
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PIANO FORTE,

Acting Commissioner of the General Land OF
Aug III
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Ia ssransnto, June 2 at the residence of c. Mclean
Mr. ~ b. WetherEaN u Miss Serena Jacks1d.
In Sonou,a, June H. w. T. J4nssen of San Francisco
formerly Of Hamburg Germany. 10 Miss Wnemins h. A
Ad'r. hon Dssseldorf, Germany aud late resident Of
SOnOma
June c, at the Union Hotel, Longs Bar, Feather River
Henry A. shuttle and May Ia await all OF L0a ss Bar.
In Portlsod o T., May l6, Mr. John II. FoEer 70 Miss
Jane NJ johnson.
On Tburscay. M.y 10. by Rev VIM Roberts Hr slmuel
T. May OF Far Greenwich, IA ode ltnd to Mst R-bscca
s. Parish, daughter Ct Rev. h. L. Parrish, hAdJn Co.,
T.
In Sscrsr ento, st he Queen City uoel June H. By
Rev Benton. Mr. John r. Titer - Mrs R55ec I.
Rowe both Of faceTyle.
At " bite ct June H. Levi Smith to Harriet A. L..
ZusW ait daughter Of VIM ZumN alt, Esq- ali Of LoGss
Bar.
Ia PlaceTyille June 10 BY Thomas Wallace. Esq, c.
Bst-eElau a. Nrs Lucy 4 SnodaTd, all pttL4t place.
10 Astoria. Nav q, Cant JscksOn Hustler formerly OF
Nee oTk ciy to Miss Eve Jane Mckear daughter OF
Foa ;. f. McNeap. all ~ Astoria
In Oefou C. ~. Nav Is Mr. Barnhar. Byncs to Miss Jo
Eanuh Sforas both OF OREGON City
Ia Polk orB.y Oregon. May To- Mr Charles Ham. for
nevly OF Ns~ioS to Miss Louisa Waymire daughter Of
John Wsymire. Esq OF sad county.
In Linn, Couniy &sy 3, VIM K. Rindlay to Miss Mara
net fenpI-on all Il Caap '0ya Setemou Of said comfy
In Son Ira csco. June s. b, Rev. Mr. Scall4p. Kenny
DUmFhy to Elem second daughter OF r. Leahy, Es1.
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druggists, Montgomery A.. His death, sudden
and unexpected, has cast gtiom oyera large
circle OF acquaintRuce4 and friea1'. Baing ann y
the pioneers in the settlement auI build ug no y
our infant city h4 sudden deHse vii b. felt
thruu ghOut our mercantile cpm-luhitv, aud fii
h. svily upon his nmiabe wife. nov on vi-,r -
her trends IN the East. San Fran. Herald.
HUMBOLDT BAY.-A project Is ia c1a-
temptation 20 establish Il reg lar linz Of stes n-rs
bet~Fen Sac Francisco and Humboldt. Iir
growing importance + this section Of the Stgto.
Its proximity 10 the Trinity and il~ta mines toi
the fact that the valley of r., li'var IS a:lrcsiy
surpassed by any 9TH r section III richness of spi
and Gne growth Of timber, will render this a. in-
po'IsDt event III the history Of the Navigation of
th's Pacific coast. Many Of the NH 'bitqnts 10 the
vicinity ore az present engaged IN making char
coal, and this will eventually become an luo Ir-
tant article OF export from that seton. The
climate in the region oi the Ii " is as fine "a IN
any other section Of or State. Tue htrb1r ID
perfectly easy Of ingress. but the eyes o. n her
difficult, and rqures much care All experience.
The population is rnpidiy increasing in That sac
ton, and the time is not far distant ~hen This vii
become one Of the most desirable locations IN the
State,
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firth from thee different Places NJ the same tine.
! The mos; serr'is one WAS from huui ng Stntr-
81 hetwe, the Lq'stefte Hotel a7d r ng & 20 :
store smother ~as ron CtPpiayeF% Expos
office and a th5d shorr distance Fom IN a.
ter spot. The flames suon connected, anu laid
about orr half ~ the village in ashes.
TIE sprrnd 81 TIA" Ere vas alnn-t iStnntts5 'Nu'
Numbers were hurried out 81 their beds ~ 2
scarcely enough cl,'hug On 10 hide Their n tef'
re-S. Ail vas hustle add c11!u 'i'n mt j ~
break, when the sturdv efp1E Ia MISTER the ~
elem Dts were crowned with sIrce.s.
il Is supposed that the c"nf4 grafton was The
work of Irc-ndiafies. An eh','t Tas mat- 20 Ter
ri out the scoundreIs. but nolhag was hesrd ot
their capture by our informant at Abe time OF ms
departure.
We have received through Hunter & Co.'S EX-
press, letter from our corresp,E@'ea Mt tIkee
Jim's. The losses he cstim-t' az he ~ folio Va:
Gnrdner's loss $1,000; King, 5000; Graves
& CO.. $500; Farnham q Ifnn~ / i.jA0 Thorn
dixie, $4,000; Shines & I-nprs, $1,000; Pike Co.
House, - 800; Court House AM Restaurant,
$4,000; RI Dorado Foster & Co.. 5000; Greg
crv's Express, $4,000; Miller & COS store1ou4e
$2C9O; New York House, 32OO) Total, $lJ,O)0.
The above being probably an under estimate Of
til los
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,.M.y,s ]. c,r,r,, Ne~yo.k a.. 4 oat,. Ns..

sy 70 J. Carigas He~Yo-k q J. X Oates New
on N; Della M0unv Gsorss -
-. $. Loo..a E Villain, san Francisco days; War
'e1 hhgnsb Esss 81
f.ue Ches'er Rsvler C-nn 81
NeV-lsrk ~ '0uo' ma"o1 O'' A"'Ii' ~" 10
=. Iuhe John Warto, P,,..L,- "a. NJ. g,,y
Rirr. n 'i"swet l. Dnnphy isi.nd. 25; a. Lava
n, Vet, 80, England ~; Js't.s ~ Loud Ssotlsa
'io.'r III '-sfcpurt Frrrr- N -
Ycys - 49, sa's Port Phiiitp, ~; W. Surch.r Nsr.
- S 5tui's !" VI y, Ne = dream. ~
June - Michael Caiduss Ne ~ Yort a. s..,i.. ~,
~ 5.,ac i1'ei :. ~ Tn"nss fs,l.nd Swsdrn =,
=, 'nie Stisorh Guild Of Mrs R,sli AaE,,rus Til,,,
Juoe Joaquin E.snhlo, san Le,ndro. 81; s,.,,,a.,
Brrnni Svius lard 81 49, N'7Nnasr
June g. Hifgm Yates Nsw.Yort ~
Jun. Q. r. Glesspn, New lam pshir- p; ] 7 r.,
lad SweSs1, 81; Josiah Wiesins Ne Yors p, n "a
y wles, Jvl-rsou County, New-York a; M~. wlsoa,
Newton. 20
Irne 20. isues Packard MO1%'n. MASSACHUSETTS, 28
Ju~e 10. " II lam +. Couch Mas cru.erts. %.
JuI- n Ms. MeiT Germany, 90; Thomas Alexander
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uLu>.hns 10 h.va,,,....

ik snng 10 have a sr ou- pov., 49,, n
slight fmp- 'Sessnt m ,nana f5 I.s.S s,,s, e., ~,
a.s,s and Co Wee wb,~h h.- Iss.n 80 80
ing The pat Wa G' ifit eonliuass I.,A So, - -
thai h sil the y VII 5000 be r-svsa Of tasis ore-
among The tatS-s a, The cloud ,,.s ~ m 8. s.Ass.
VI pass so~ibs the usrae VI Inc l..eAs
Bs the 10, raa,erisr Of en- 80 labor which
10 sHvce. tu- aecs - h'eh has 20 Ear snv.A .,s
csssiul ard ihe nschlsry V" seed may If IN,
NJ Is nal be ,nshl - lsn4 ,>ne. At cls1ra. 80
much hsttsr quality ar ~t s that 'aksa fne
bs E s. nc..'a, oo,c f,o tssa ,h.,
beffe irl' .0d aging 5ene rs sis % tho~s
ro>ses-d by he Wsst Inoieson soeosn Ofh o'oxioy -
tbs Atlantic S'ses tbey holding tue seraa oa In ssaA
Boors And SsoEs Ths eocs on hard Is sabd al suA
the dosnd for g aay desng'io,s GT shBmons sss bsea
lss,ds
Day G"Sps-The market Is sii ovsrsuerlisi With sss
sSp i"ps especially snch afao ~ ~ tho ss-ss
sSsae ofoNs o'iiis, CofD1 Dsk spip>s. Tiaktss -
- = 700 NV ~ ies VI Prn have CONN nd'd sisM
cfsr,Ss H. "e sny rerhed slca prizes " psy cost sa1
N f no. 10 ocs '.up' AID the sem.ni .ns CA
." 9sS1 10, go Amenssa in nh. $50 lbs 80
IiAEDN 'SE-Srook Ia g. " most ii III
Is ~ oInprVysnstr and the stock s-ficisrS
wen su5 pied Tor PRESENT warts .rs, a,.a,,,, su.
PRoyisIoSs-For r.ef and ro+ N. a.u,,.
quite hvrly during tue moatb osus 10 p,,,s. ,.s -
CaNnis tTs6e, aud he market las been rsA,v,a OF ~
surplus W
LArD-s-, &c ard in sir rrque..
BUTrfR-I1e stock f5t sid dsasand iivelv s.r1,us.
ONsrrs Lo'st',a Cams aud Vegetables ia tins ar. dull
OF .Hd stock large
There he's e1I.t,d lgsly demand fos OL and .s,,r.l
Ia have h-en made The qusnr'rN shiop-d m s.r
Francisco 1908 Gals Pois- aid 10 49, gals soer The
smourt Eh'rped fewfnrk by Csptsn, Of what sH 10
Loss gals Black Fish and tSTo gals OF SO-rn Th-
PolI and Sperm have kept mp 10 quotations matt ned
IN last adyc~s s1d expected that the rate will keep up
b. present Ssu.'s for mo time TO come
AnaeXed Yoi will ind Of exports during the
Of Asi Eaus ~ ID p-sfic o. dncA b-,ng - Us
II and Of r. i'm en- O9 - Total S3257 no R,pg
EXPO ted 10 Ne~-Ycrk s655la 81. 10 Colrmoia River,
s&o76 TO San Francisco s5oSe Oh To Tahiti and ether
p~tts SI24S3 ~
IN EXCHANGE there has heen b1 little DONE the whslsrs
he yfng sold cOnsiasTa ple oil
FaElCHTs 10 san Francisco $9 per tun. The Elisa
Thornton sailed the I'D ut for Ne~-Yofk with fsl
freight
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Casualties and Crimes.

MURDER or 4 WOMAN. AND THE MCR-
DrEtR HCNG BY THE PFlPLE.-From T'Ae sue
JorrhGi We learn that on last Frdav a Germ ~
named John Jackson was hung bv the people, 6se
miles above Nicosns ON the wnl' y INK v me : lc-
ramento River, fir the murder of Mrs. Baden.
Jackson, il seems, had been in the employ and
wos frequently at the house Of Mr.. Baden, and on
last Thursday morning, Mr. Baden left nome upon
some business and left jackson at home with hi !
wife. Upon his return, he found Jackson thar
alone, who informed him that his wife hid jus
stepped out for few minutes, and would shortly
return. Baden felt rather uleasv, and wished
tn make a search. when Jackson drew pistol and
presented II at his head ,,snd told him that he
must 20 to luba City. Baden went as far as the
next ranch. where he met some friends and re-
turned. search was made. and Mrs. Baden was
found in a slough, dead, and from marks had evil
IDENTITY been chOked to death.
The people turned out, arrested the murderer
near uba City, tried him before a Jury, and sem
fenced HIM to he hung. The sentence WAS car
RED into execution by hanging him TO the limb NJ
tree. I'm the pockets OF his pants the sum of
$40 was fornd which was recognized as belong
ing 10 Mrs. Baden.
ANoTHEB TRAGEDY.-Day before yes
terday apo her tiagedy vas enacted near u.s.
The particulars are as EllOws: On Monday
stranger, su posed to he a Swis4-taIl, of sandy
complexion, and wearing long beard -came mp
on the steamer tn Mary svlle. He left to- Im-
mediatelv, aud went over the Feather River aud
down it to the residence Of Dutchman and his
wife, named Sandford. where lie STAY ed all night.
In the morning Sandfoh lcfr lrly, the Stranger
promising To remain till his return. When "a ~
ford returned the stranger was still there, but
the wife was missing. Sanford became alarmed,
and went to the CORFU 70 catch horse, bnt the
stranger drew n reyOlyef m | forbid him caught
the horse, and lrfr Immediately.
The body Of the woman found in a pon1
near by, ind what money they had in the h)1sa
was taken awav. The man was dressed in striped
pants wore palm or Panama hat, and vent away
IN his shirt sleeves. He rode Of btv mare. with
a star in the forehead. HarysyiHc Exprcis.
LYNCHING AT PLACERYILLE.-We learn
through Gregor,'s Express. that n man By the
uurc of Williams caught in the act of steal
ire money in the Placer ii tel, about daylight.
lie was searching the pockets o. rhe sleeping III
mates, ind uppropratlg the contents To himself.
Amer receiving some hard Kicks AMI cuffs TO
those whose pockets he was emptyng, he WAS
tuleu Hy he citizens, There being no magistrate
10 be hud) tried, and sentenced to receive rwenty
FIVE lash on he bare buck and leave town. which
was duly carried into effect. THIS makes the
third case of iynching this spring and ought TO be
a warning to evil dOers. l nOn.