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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

THE CALuRIo ENDING We ARE Informed ,ay-
the Cincinnati Caz,Hs, that rc,pon,ibr hu,lur,,
lol-r IN ihl,c,ty, has contracted fnr the tuIirs
Of iir.t class packet boat to run to ST LoI,. ct
New Orleans, which IS to be propelled 10y 81.
iuric engine All honIr Ia the men who fr.t IA
trodace Eric,.on's engine. on n,e Ohio. The
Wards, Of Detroit, i, !, also said are preparing t.,
put one IT the Meters in one Of their splendid
Buffalo packets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

FIrE A fire brk- vu, Ga lhur'day morning
about ocucs IN an old on- .,ory bu.ldin. on
Water street which had been occupied by Nr
Ford a. MATCH factory. aud cunsum,d th,t AMI
an adjoining building occupied By john Gates
4, a dwelling .hls" ne ,i"fy iIan- house. We
have 10, learned what The los "ithc pro?rierors
Is estimated ~. But H. Ear as III. town i. con
c"rnej, We shoplI rather regard 1t as \ decided
rafu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

FGoN FLuGIDA latest aatir, from Flor.
ia Stale Sat here Is every prospect Il smother
FLORIDA Var IA that interesting and expensive
LEGALITY. la, laid hat the Seminole, have lie.
pp-rd Bib B'S.v.., On su.pcion his being
Inclined 10 leave ''hs hunting grounds and the
graves vi their fathers. aLd enngraie beyond the
Mississippi Grave Irmor VI murders already
committed by the indians, are in circulation
a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Ottawn, frbrunrn ), 1858.
Popularity OF GOV. Matte,on.

i'P"'"iS VI Nov. ''"''e>o"'
i"e 9p''ne"e'H ""eSP'0"Hh' o. we N"''"-'
-'-".'''''' 'e'N' mus a''o"'s ~ ne genera
''''''"''''' ""''" VIZ 4'"' s"'"' Me>>"N' '' "''
.4'','s'n "'s give" I" "' fn'''''' vi ''S >'''e
zee 'eA' 'hF press u all Nh''' we save
- 49,, -. ~. d..
rf-h, iag .lry bu, ,iy- rxprrssirn % tia roru
lar feeling. The Gnvtrncr has usLeS good start
-sI i"''! 'eaNi+' 'AT mot Nns ,,"t sAPr''-"''''
E,|r, ,b.s"Ssr,o, h,.,..,t,l.r,. .ri srs 81
Pseiso that he w"sId iniuse someihinsot his entr.
:, aus &c '"'' 80 -
sn.i,io,n.g. Frr-y jr,s,.., ,s ,bs .t.,- i,
brought unirr the scru.nN vt his r'rc'ir,l eve.
ana d mere j. D. >'je" l"'>e or i'nN o''Se" "r
r,s.i,,si,. .r...,,,,.. - - .t.
Legislature ~. bark him up- h, hr.E,h.e Tn.
av'vor., at the END u Ils administration the ~.
."' q. '-' state "H De 10 ~ Pr"sP"i'S' ana
s.a,, c,,ij rss.r,b,y J.,,r."
We NEW rsb a, ,,s, n,r.rs #, the ..,,. which
b.y. t.r,l f,,.,, ,-.h IA. ..,v.,,,.-. Ns...,,,
The us-ri, lr;1,0d, coynt,l y,,,a, WIN, and
ueDuley.lle I i,oc,,e .;en,osraric The former u
these sheets. however. has nothing particularly
against lie Me,sa.. it.rli bu, !. v,r mu,h dis.
pleaseaa. the wing pres, throughout the state
for .peskin. well Of it. Il. editor thiuk. the
vLi.., oprb, 10 cnnose thu Govsr,or an Marty
:.
me- ''''-'' wv
ana accommodations may be to the interests oil
The state. mat the good LOT tue Wig party re-
9ulrs' 'hat'hey should lower his Et'e'ieney' N
the ewes Of the people by every p,sslblc means
vb-,h.r hsncs, mr. si.Lcr,st ,rr. cr f,l,s y.
.,.,.,. ..,..,...;.. a.... h.,..I..,,.
"' ""'s ''''"i''" D." o'"s
up BY the Governor a"d 'n'cu''s their want ct
devotion to the interests OF The wing party. OF
course .her. 80 entirely devoid of principle and
honesty OF purpose can have no Influence upon
tn. MAD. Of Intelligent high misIei ciu.sus
aud we only allude to il To show the character Of
nsedi,or-a man who would sacrifice the best
interests Of the people simply because they are
advocated and sustained By his political oppon.
EMS,
lbd liI'tE NC I'tistNlhe -i!rotdlrl NU'-
fault with The Message because the Governor. ~
llad,n, 90 the vast amour, IT cumuyrcc II our
tov-, along the Illinois. Mississippi, Ohio, aud
Waba.h rivers, and on Lake N.i,Asan, say. to
The General Assembly.
!. "a Submitted 20 your di.'rsiiu1 TO devise
''e' means a. VIII hg'i enable H"' '''l,'.'.''r
in 60, -, ~, ,,.,,.,..,....
Aud ,b,,,ti,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

Tnr RwtR TAX by ref-rercric our Lsgsla
tive proceedings in iii. weeks paper, It will he
seen that bill -u.p-nd'ns the collection II the
RI~r '.I la. passed the house. The only way
:, cnnnov f,aA passage through the Senate l.
by Mr Coos- nrglrciing to call il up. 1t has n"
opposition in The senate. and will therefore. pas.
MS .oon US it !. taken up We think it would be-
a dangrrou, hing for Mr. e. should he L., TIL.
bill slip
Learning 10 n substantial friend and makes ito
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
',Tanyiile Academy.

An examination auL rxhlhIirn viii take place
in tin, Institution On the 2j.h usI after ,lu,h
there Wi. he a vacation II NO week.
The tde' d. p'r'm,nt vii ofen again on tie
g,h at Mach mex. undo, the direction 4 Mr,
U" !r! Win competent a.,.slsnl-. Mr,. Z u 4
lady ui Superior abIiiIivs, aud Is said to Iu,.r,.
peculiar qualification, for the man-g cement II
such an institution Her entire rTur,. a.e dr.,i
ed to HE endowment VI her pJpis with a
thorough, prsC,lral, AMI refined education. TX.
tending not only to Louk., urvdlr-, PLANES AID
paiut.Uru,hr.- hu, ilsU 10 refined mdnr,f- uu.d
aud pleasing di-pus,llnn, and ssivratIv drpurl.
msnt- Gran,hes which are generally, rulIirly
neglected IN institutions vi THIS kind, but which
are 81 vastly more mpnr,ancc N the rLu,a'iun
ut the .oung than French OF Italian. Nh,n for
the want oi pracst Is iorgutIon faster tan /, Is
learned
Miss NoNu who /, al.s On al,r, at hrr pro.
lrs,iuu, WI, give m.ir.cl,un ~ painting. drawing
aud that uew and beautiful art OF u.ouo,hromatlc
,Aeichtng
From the high reputation which ,hc Institution
ha, attained under tie direction Il 90. w,,.ut
board Of trustees aud teachers, We feel peri ely
sale IN RECOMMENDING 1t To- all whu wish to gjyc
their glitter. a pood rdu,a i'n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

The hitter inelossd the stump Of a cigar, abou
an inch long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
Npw.voRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY DECEMBER 49, 1883

tain get her Bay lesis badly and '0'a ~ "
Al se She bsns vrtckra By The Helen AaelstA ,ss
fThe LIVER eel d Frevoasiy FtPortea q aA''hs 'e
Th. shp nsc6. Sherman Of F.havsn with 800 eos Ls r.
IN n. rssr AIcc Ocean aud vas De-
r., k.rt beld md Mary shout the Let - % In
Tbe ,hip Cornban. stusr Of Wow Bedford wes as
storm In eoEsct It pssuEnt o. W lar,
VII tIs ship Mary FdsaTown sui Sustained "a
~. iot ~ I'd M fvins ihhoom and hc- spr nrots -
xersly ehaf,d Mary len Of her srcnofs sna
r~ IN az hoard Cofirihn The SEA ives running 'eJ "s
Heres of the ship China the ship Ono o. sss
usrlor Ne 70 ncrhwsrd Of = PalPs sa'd tne
trswn h.d killed TIE falling Of pnsst pee so -
lie cunins in :; the time and cied "taln 10
from tia time he sIuch
MEMORANDA
TIE saved from the wreck Of the Liverpool "a wets
po-our t October and OF the aes p-'eo@J
rorS- re and provisions realised good prices.
Cert Of chip Corntt,n AZ Honolulu oct H.
81 Zealand the Arctic he Posed close
Isisr6 asr careful ejaculation nc ioGnd az
Soxu on S. ats Of is to1 tie recon
uS. ,bir, whale running that tborhoot TO keep go
cok.or IS lon ls2 IS w On the s o. Mifen o'o
IN shir ssla laid down the Chart "a
5,rrrors reef extending By sad W BY " IS miles loas
Nv tIod part the reef above water can be seen est
eishf niles IL clear ~esfhsr -, -, r
reror that slreedy been received 20 warrant me
stion net the csfiue OF The North Pacnc nee o ne
,sor from 500 bbls each vessel That por-
lion Of which erued ia the Arctic ce.n have me- WIN
very hst ground while the hok fleet Ea done
equal the OF 1852 far heard from
In the Aree weather reported having ben rough
ubth .ek Ice abundant ard whales few
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Bv the Columbia we have dates from Olympia to the
ed ult. twenty one days later.
THE GoyFRsoR The arrival of Gov Stevens is anxi-
ousy looked for by the people of the Territory TIE
Cob milton SAYS; In advance OF the Governor arrival
and in momertary anticipation thereof every thing be
ing nut order aud the thought OF our population IL a.
of bride who anxiousy looks for the coming OF the
groom
Coz McCoNSAHA-The Democracy Of Washington
Territory held meeting lately at ale at which esol
tions were passed consurng the presses in California for
inventug and promulgaiirg falsehoods, which were m
tended 10 iniure the reputation Of Col. Mcdonald
SUFPIIEs ~ MARKFT.--Tke COignbtQR says: The re-
cent excessive mIoTtatons of goods in California have
had the effect Of literally supplying market with full
stocks Of desirable goods and though with the advance
Of the season Increasing demand for staple ar
tic of nearly every description do not anticipate any
material cdyarce from present rates tho goods most in
request for winter consumption IL affords US pleasure 70
stare that the people fho Territory VIII ind in the stores
Of Olympia and other towns the Sound, as large and
fully assorted stocks of desirable goods are presented
by almost any other section OF the Pacific coast thus oh
WAITING whatever Inconvenience may have been expert
enced heretofore from inadequate supplies.
The P0HT OF OLYNPIA.-Aecording to The Columbian
of the I'D ult the sloop Sarah Stone Capt Sister arrived
from Port Townsend on the Sunday morning previous
ard sailed again the Tuesday following The British
sohr. Alice Capt Cooper arrived on the same sunday
seven days from Vancouvers Island. The schr. villa
mantle Capt Thorndke, arrived at Port Ludlow on the
LIST inst from GrGys HarbOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
SONORA.

By the brig Tryrhenia, Cspt Mckenzie we have later
Rows from Guayamas.
Tie British steamer Virgo arrived in that port about
two months since with news OF the intended tilloasteF
sxr,dition from this port The information created
ere excitement which kept increasing till the Iyphena
sailed. o,,.
all the available force sent from Quay TO Tres
with The purpose being united there to troops IRON ohr
ousr;eIs 10 90 the frontiers and resist any Fhoustes
ia might eTproach overland The idea prevalent Wtn
the Covorrn appeared be that the only danger was
from the invasion by land aud accordingly the coast was
To lie left almost deienseess.
There were nonineIly about COO troops in the whole
State Of Sonora but there were no stores TO means OF
conveying sulies for the army itw go9ii arms IS,
amuuon and very poor clothing for the soldiers 30 thar
the whole elective force OF the STATE to be sent 10 any
distance from tie gasons would hardly amount to iVo
Men.
WIS renorted tha. General Tacon an officer of repu
,eton was on the march with 2000 OF the Oldest and best
troop the regular army from Guadalasrtfo for ures
Tie SonoIians said to have lively hatred for the
Americans yet Of them desire to see the inyaaes
Nealv al on hearing Of the benefits which woud ene
from the conquest say they wish to be under the Amer
can Government And the next moment If any one ies,
cries Tho evils If Yankee rule they will visit upon them
all the tory0iOs ina enable In the INTERIOR where ne
Apaches have lately been particularly troublesome II :
probable that the Americans would be received very cor
diav Indeed The inv aders if they act jucousy. will
meet with little opposition from the great majority OF the
natives and all the foreigners desire nothing more ar
de ly tan 10 Sonora annexed to the United States
The harbor Of Quay excellent one OF the most Sc
cure upon the coast About 80 miles north IS second
boz scarcely inferior called the MORO Colorado where
ary invading might land without any difficulty This
port il ony miles from HermOsil,o. 10 which any IN
yadirg force would necessarily go and Guayanas - 20
miles rom HeImosiIo There is settlement at the Nor
10 Colorado.
Business in Sonora is In avery bad condition Trade is
entirely controlled by few houses which contain nearly
all tie cash in The country.
I'VE understand that a German who arrived on the Try
pena is sutl ozed by Gov Gandara TO collect if posi-
BE 100 or 10 Germans to fom colony in Sonora.
Gandara has been anxious for long time TO obtain
German immigrants ard offers quite liberal terms, which
we viii give TO Alta Cal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
FORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FORT OF SAN FRANCISCO-ARRlYED
Oct 3-Haznbag bark Walter Drecher 90 d. FIN Valparaiso
scar. Odd Fellow, Hall fros Cruz
Oct 3lNessuA steamship Pacific, Blethau II ds fan san
Juan
Nov 1Rr bsIt Sensor wes-els p de- For. Rupert Wa
ccuytr's lslsn3b
l. seh1 Jacob RysrsOu Mccarthy % ds I'm PsjsrO IN
Bay
Nov S-Clyper ship windwsrd Whiting Boston shp
whssr) Aequenet Curr. rom whaling cruise and S. a. I'm
Bebring So ats,
Nov 5-Taeihe Nail steamship Panama Hudson Dis
sesnihp Columbia Dali from Astoria T. via foTt Oxford
r. NJ fsae Triucousee Csp w Houston from sitks a1t
ysneooOs Island barb Prince charlie OBJ kerI 1872 d. I'm Loa
Is ds 10 Isouhcano bak Messer ger (BT WhPpe ss d.
CsIdh va para0 g days bark Arans Anker' from saos
wstr Bay ts Margaret tBTcm Zimmerman los Dc I'm Bremen
via RIO
Nov e-Hris Alert Reed Oregon Gail bark 1bsTtad Son
down he ard % days from Ceaf Islands; schr Wa
Allen Tucker IS DAYS nom Beingnn Bay Na1cOavess Island
schr Com Nehorcn is DAYS from Santa BaIhara-
Nov ~ scibc Mail steamship Republic Mclean II DAYS from
Pru.nsi ~ ship Baochan No Psrd les Gays from Hsrs
Nov Clipper shp BOaia Nnsor 40 days vm Boitoo; clip
per ship Mischief Th6u Tscn ~ DAYS from New York sUars
- esys Clipper ship Ofeyhorna. Snow la DIR from Bno-e
slip Senouks. hee l7c Gays fron New York sp Horbursh
fucr t nom New York via Rio Jale0 ITO dayss c1
tefk LcuisA cu ard lS5 CaTdii Caao 50
Hcmturr tek Ancacor ihsurscn = DAYS Nllp1rlo
Dutch TARA Cognhtne Ardeson, ie6 DAYS Cada via Val
T1rso IT tax hot Noor Rtncorh 65 DAYS from liFsr,Cf
ET Lara Wausah hyth =, DAYS Csh falpATss %
d',s b. hsIs Psree Hsn1snot l days o Carda ia vaps
45 dsvf Hsu brig smtra Rsboa g 'ss froa Nslnsao;
nis Patty 5dsys rom hcnooln b. tis rrTpheuis NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

Til. docs not include those who turned N the Southern
,crte or those who crossed the Cou ois at wsIs Waa
on he Puget Sound rosie. 80 however, were CON
raratyty small. 1t viii be en that the overland ilini
grafton viii smernt this ear to htiO 1000 souls
BURSISG OF THE roRfLAsD JAlL.-Thi5 building was
DESTROYED by re The morning Of tho 3si OF Otoos
Doubles The work of ncendiary The two prisoners
who were confined in Il near being sufocaied anu
won being released they manage 20 escape.
ST HELEKs.-- The Times states that the r VI steam
ship Co steamer Columbia will after her Rex p stop
at st. Heens here the comp my have built wharf and
erected large storehouse We have also information
that the Nicaragua Company intend 20 pat the steamer
Pacific on the route to between San Francisco and
this City, in opposition to the Columbia
AcclpExr-Thomas Stephens Of the Oldest aud
most respectable citizens of Portland met with serious
accident from the fall Of horse which he was riding
few DAYS since breaking his leg in two places
ARRIVAL OF JupGE McFADDEs.-The Orego7irs Of the
odd October saws that O. b. MeFadien, the District
Judge appointed in place of NJ Z Deady arrived IN tac
las, steamer. Mr. heFedden appears 10 oe an M -
iearn of him We have no doubt he will make wise ani
popular judicial officer Another paper says thirteen
eurs were fred some hours after the steamer se on
Wodnesda night in honor OF the President Tor mixing
the recent charges in the Judiciary OF oregon
MERoHaSDIsE AND TRADE-FOr some time past says
me Portland Tunes trade has been quite brisk IN our
c.y-morchans and farno from the country having been
busy purchasing their winter supplies foods VI al de
serpiions abundant in the market and more are on
their way. However, there seems 10 be scaF'sF OF
money IN the country and until producers realize retnsn
fer their produce no prospect OF any ooser'
change The produce Of the country aOunoant ths i
and we hope the time is not far distant when Oregon VIII
eyrot full equivalent her imp0rations nth TINS DC
me case pressuros in the money market viii be often iet
We think that the Rogue River Indian war by stopping
all minrg operations has had great tendency 90 bring
about the scarcity Of gold dust and coin. Tho war is
cosed-wo hope permanontly-and brsk trade may now
be looked for with confidence, between the willamette
ara Rogue River Valleys for the Iext SIX months;
EsCAPTD.-Sellers convicted OF grand larceny mas maze
his ESCAPE a. Portland ard il is reported went oui IN tho
lest steamer to California The Pententiay keeper has
offered a reward of sloo for his apprehension
NEW STfAMER-Forguson Il Co have commenced a
new boat for the Upper willamette, to be completed IN -
DAYS 1t il to be longer than the other, with little less
beam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

doubtlesf have aealu sy effect upon our conmony q
they will remove fro.h temptation population "noss ~
rc,i,es aud insiins tend only to drunkenness no We
ever GOOD citizen will rejoice TO see THIS class
row 40 Degraded placed where they WIZ Dc o"o1 10 81
eompsedio pursue some groh'a.e upa'y ~ .ha,
tbsaseyes and their families Aswe are now
a; me supcrrtendcnts policy We shall look i1r"ars
yith some anxiety to lis contamination. ,s o'ar,
AITrsPrKD RoBsIEf At SAN IT. ,bs h.,
20 NJ, Evertson in San Gabriel TO rob her OF lnrney
which they supposed was In the house lhe enyy ha1
retired but the noise awakened her son Eyer noy
ss,s old who seized rife and from the wntTw hred a.
nan who was standing the gate posi- ejveloped IN
bue serupe the ball hitting the post and carrying with
II into the wood several threads o, ne seepe Inc TOD
hers entered the house and seized Mrs Everson by the
throat Threatening XII her Her little daughter Laura
40 WA, old instantly attacked them and tried TO release
he, mother while EVert seized pistol snapped al them
ONE without effect then attacked them single handed hit
ting one the head with the bat OF the pistol aed Re
ceivpg IN return cut IA the face from KNIFE
The roi fed without ehectng their Object whie 700
lad hatened 20 neghbor for assistance. II is said he
was refused 6Cnence to the house and that by me asey
thus caused IN the pursuit che robbers escaped "heh
asked why be did further for assistance kve re
Piled that bis mother alone aud he was airad -
tight Of her house The Rangers have been searching Tor
the robbeSe but without success ..o.
A CuRrous STRUCIURE.-Dr Hope has IN his posses
sion the rest Of taraBtUa taken out Of the ear" az %,
Malaga Rancho Its about three inchee IN iehu ~
in diameter built Of slobes the walls beng merry ns ~
inch thick Inside s projection, which nearly divides
INTO two apartments about inch in diameter Inc N
side Is lined with white dOwny substance not unlike vel
OF TIE cirdftsl ihV't NtJ
bon,ehods imaginable But the most curious part OF il i
door which hts into aperture and closes It hernc
csy The door Is secured by hinge formed OF the same
fbrOus substance the lining Of the house ana upon
which IL swings with freedom The nest is occupied by
dozen little taranulas which 10 subsst upon vel
low secreed substance that appears upon the walls OF ne
fortnnar,tnent II is most interesting structure, and the
Arrangement Of the door for the protection of the little in
mates indicates great instructive architectural knowedgo
Its the intention Of the TO forward this curiosity
the Smithsonian Institute, at Washington.
Tie Los Angeles Rangers received by the last steane
forty stand of Mississippi rdes from the Governor ogsiS
Win continents for The same The officers OF the cOrp
,o cd their Commissions such, and thus
ytiued par of the volunteer military force Of the State
The t southoaster appeared At San Pedro on Wednes
day The harbor was very rough, and the steamer expe
rienced some difficulty in getting 10 One lighter IRON
1inus yle loaded with lumber, was swamPed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
BIRTH
BIRTH.
The widow Of the late J. C. GUNNER, Esq, of a son
DIED.

DIED
In San Francisco of typhoid fever Nov Martin Hudson aged
a the Of Hudson Brothers NewYOrk aud of saa
Lost on the bk Csspa Charles and
Nancy Barrett, OF San FSansis'O AGED years 49,,
innt daughter J. H. and JmA AehOn aged 10 months and
Francisco Bertha wife of Mr. Chss Rool aged
beard ship wndyd June 10 Isaac Burket steward aged %
Al fOrts.town Feather River Oct as typhoid
pnis,s 10 The P go ysy Of Ss native OF st. Gene
In ssnlErsuescO the 9TH November Lewis Haey Of New
On ihSndsy Nov s Jay H. johnson Chinese Interpreter
In M,Iyie on "wednesday NCy FRsa Henry only child of
Woods Greek Sonora Oct so of fever ward Cassin
In San FTanceo Wednesday Nov Josiah FontOn of
On WEDNESDAY morning Nov Isabella daughter of A.bury
and MStsI Sheppard ssed iOSr Meek.
Sacramento NOyS Emily ufan' daughter Ofcbsres and Mary
In Sacramento Nov oldest white
the Guy Of sonora CAL Richard Henry Lee
On tosd .br Empire Hososiu Nay Is Fiee@sa brown
so sert g. iSss jack SpunysTn native OF the Sandwich
I,IarSs Native name Ksnohi
On soarS ship Mafcus Of NeBedra Honolulu Aug Peter
A. Cults ard Of he ship ~
Mi Srrlved California recently the Swiss Boy He
from Phiadephis, and le viii mskiOs his property to SIS
In ss Trsneco Nov r. Charles stowe only child of Moses
In francisco Saturday mOrrS Nov r. Edward Mullen
isis OF New l1ff NED shout 70 years - o.. ,o,. NJ -,
Group Themes ne ee0vedson OF Edward and Margaret Syer aged
sssTsnsI,s the OH Nov, Henry Clay whipley Of
Daniel III. and 2. Mhipley
Alternate, Nuts County, Jaet L. of
SsGnde OF Charotsie AbnsTle Virginia and wife Of r. H.
Pseraro, NJ. D. in The 2sth Of her
In Sea Inflammation of the bowels svlves
ter CranS aged Is years formerly Of Rising Sun, Philadelphia
In Plaoere the Nh Nov George
beth Henick ased year.
In San francisco Nov IS m at 81 O'Clock NJ Beajsnin Jsa.
nnss Geo and Nancy TDgey ssed
II days.
csilesion c, snd for the Last ave yss
California
i1,Has Sen FraAe' o mo- res. eedizg Me- II 1853
Ocs 2s-M sjors0hn y. Tracy. Is Yeas ST LOUIS
Oct Sn-JoAn svese West indies Pedro Nendcotcha, o.
Span George mortl San fSneco Edward Gordon,
Syealk 90; AyaliDa Il ouhs do; Julius True months Can
oria Leopold lie Bion 81 years France Joseph Veaeh 10
Germany.
Osl 81 George Lssner Liverpool Fred R LOrns e Flor
Nov l. Rosary Mania IS Chile, Martin Hadson e. Frsa.
l!ateth Callef q frsnee A T. Hoffman 81 Iowa Gas
Hsrde NewYoTk Charles McCalioush s. rels0d DAVID
Stssdusr 81 NWloIk Smith % Illinois; Barney Cur
o. '''l~ A''''D D'''''' o. ireland Dr. ''A MARSHALL y
Rcv. 2 Pedro lufuez, Sc Pcrn
fnoisn sih called hsie obadiah Souiherlard,
Hamlet Sioly 10 months H.
Kew Sct Nlenl S1tC, Hsmburgs Mr. Tuna
John Ward so kngiane - frsresco g, Valparaiso Jean
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