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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture of from -Four to Five Thousand
pairs OF The above article by the FALL. For
reference rs To quality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may be dispose d to purchase
OF him, 10 those who paronizcd him last year
As TO price, he will guarantee them as low as
Gun be afforded
May22 . tf J. MORGAN
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HILLIN

ff,ssf-y|'
HILLINSj.S4ass sss. y cultivating
Indian cos sSsFSonlident that
Tmlilng iva disaHvantage to the crop.
Of this l became fully convinced
several years ago on contrasting its
results with those of the opposing
system, in field belonging to a
friend. Since then [ have instituted
variety Of experiments, and have
found that the least surface is most
eligible, and that in all notifications
of soil and temperature, corn which
Is not most vigorous, is less injuri.
cusIy affected by drought, and pro,
duces more and soundcr Ger
mantoun Ieley1 aph.
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Camden Bazaar.

SdiliuGil 9GAdull
LOOK UERA'! LOOK .IiIleE'If
JUST received a new supply Of ANf'lN-
TER GOODS, Consisting Of = great va
riety Of Dry Goods, newest Styles, CinnthS
rg. BonneiS, Hats. Boots. and Slocs,
Groceries, Hardware and Cllery, Crnckc-
ry and China Ware, Sc, &c.
SeIin. at Charleston pr co.'s
NJ. DRuCKER1CO,
Camden. Dec 81, 1902 8-if
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Through Fare from Charles.
TON TO BALTIMORE $3.50;
TO PHILADELPHIA $50;
AND TO NEW-YORIi $50.
April 9th, 1852.

zsZszz5lMSa s!yzZsR - eco tfl
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Gun Maker.

iu3 i,r'er IN al ii1is Of Np,y,smrRs iri~.f'.
one faorwr'b ~ nee inloa House, to.uHsu'
STREET. Bttrl-I. To
l. EEPNr0u-tan..y uu hand Earsu, as-T.r0r 90
IL of E.E.,.h and German double a"t single
it,Ur- pieces, boys guns. 70 good vHrr s.. a'l 'I
which were bought 'ur cash, and selected tom
large invoices, with great care a> TO 'u,r general
wu,lman-Upunj finish, aH1 can pc snIt o' better
bargains tu.u have been heretofore had !n tai-
ulfi '.
Grut'rmrnWl-Hu- guns for Themselves o. AoY-
and not being good Judges of he agtI. To- vii hud o.
on ohIrc'tD call ON the subscribers where they can
dr,cnduplu what D. told larm uuI De- ,urr of get
ing good -a'r run. as W. deal with none hu' the
-eru.arGu n lra.rts. and have more OF ih" cheap
east irons tuii with which Che country I- Hooded.
RIDE made from krwinr'HH'r "a.'pr1'r' ''-.
80. and Iguu barrels, I.e Wulran."u iu n''4 90 ''
err n p rn the state or e'1.Whrr" both ln shoot
ing Gua.tia. and Workmanship. The -u1-ru.c.-
have tor-ryrra' years been engaged .l 'l' M1nu.
taciurr of 'hr celebrated increased twist nil a1t
h0yravaurd themselves ot nI' iFr latest improve
meDrs a. regards Oh" inside flush and sighting
We 8..,-r ourselves that nm inspection ot llr WORK
mldcat establishment, i.1I that is wanted 'o
satisfy Gentlemen OF the truth OF the above s'a:c-
IanUt.
Powder q sraclor Griicle kept, suitable Tor tar
EcipIirrIc" or.ruL ranges
Key 6tiaI lone hycohpttcE' bau!' and m q
wyI.riau.Fs- manner.
AIiwnrk lone hy him is warranted.
0riyy1 Dec 1889 " Z. E.-ys. =.
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Something New ,

~ W. G. GooDING would .nirmth'pa i
patent Self \dmstug Buckles, which are decidedly
ahead otauything yrtu'roducrd iorstrcnrh spi''
ty, undconyruirncr Call md examine them tor
yoursciycs Mt his old stand OF the sign OF the CHg
H1raesS SLAP, on Columbus street he vii. also
kcrpun a-sorlmcnro harness with Old styrbrrklr-
o.. GOOD and as cheap as can he purchased any.
where. sept ,
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NOtica

T5h7-, rio ,59uii supply H'wSs'rc, wih
goolr.rnfsd cisicra tg1'er '0ti6AcrHs appara-
hgS or riti0ui
Al PHELPS respectfully informs the citizens
vi. OF Ottawa AMI adjoining lawns, that he
will he on hand the coming season for any wurkm
the cement line, masonry or whllew0shlng BY
many years experience IN the eastern states he
fllrrs himself that he can give satisfaction 70 all
who may favor him with work ResIdcncein OF.
tawn.
References S n Gricy, Vim. II. w. Gu,h.
man, K. Thomc, Mos Oman. Feb. u
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600 ACRES /!


10 purchase FARMS offered by the subscriber,
who lie selling choice lands located IN ,hlscoun-
" only ten meairOm the canal ior 81 50per acre
with i've years pay day.
Also The sPlssdid impr0red farm, upon which
now reside 1t is so well known that pra lse j. su-
pcriuous. Ii lies nine miles south west from Ut
ava, eleven from Peru, aud eight from the Cen
trail Railroad is second to no farm in the Union tor
salubrlly, and is VIGOROUSLY one ct the very best
grain and grazing farms in the state Tits iurlsh-
I'D abundanty with perennial springs, embraces
! !Oacres all improved, and 90, timber. Upon u
sadweing hOuse, 50 feet by 40, with wings ma
King l7by II feet, ample wood she'd, store room,
milk room, cellars, &c, &c. There are also a
small tenani house of brick, story and halt high,
and good ce,Iarunder the " hole, and good ram
sdcarriage house and stable with cattle sheds,
sheep sheds, ice house, &c, &c An extensive
Young orchard Is Just coming ntObearing.
Adjacent 10 this farm arc go acres OF outlying
7yairie lands, which WILDE sold with or separate
from lhetarm.
The literary character Of the ncghborhood in
which this farm is lora ted and sIcrary aud red
glous privileges add greatly to its value. Holt
mile distant Is the celebrated and ourshing Farm
Ridge Seminary for Youth Ofbolh sexes, where re.
ligious services are held after the Baptist persua
sion. An t,piscopal church ia being erected, and
WILDE completed this spring--only one mile in an
other direction, while the Congrcgationalists wor.
ship in a fine meeting house n Vermilionviile, only
four miles distant where there are also fine gris'
mills.
Being lesirous 20 remove to anotherpart of the
state, will dispose of this last farm on remarkably
easy terms and al a low price.
Farm Ridge, March 90. BRoNsoy MURRAY.
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STATE or iLLiNOIS Lujug,'0u Co'mi,
So Lirm gS'au en- 'ut cart, S'pt,mbcr tenn
1853. DlWr, Hutchinson rs Matilda liutchIu
son: il rhucrry--hl rr divorce.
4 / appearing from an affidavit ON file IN the
! clerk, u'hrr Of the circuit court OF sIi county
that Mazda Hutchinson, % c aUoy, named dclru
d,Bt, is not o resident OF lie ~tarroi LIMOS, nu.
the rrrIlrltit hlvtug Il ed hls bail OF con-
p'aiat herein. and Summons having been ISSUED
theron gCCowugl To- law.
No'ics - therefore hereby given to the said Via
tta Hutchinson, that uue, you be auiapprnr be-,
fore the circuit court ot,1ld county en- the LIT daJ
ct the next term thereof tubc huiruat the cour
house IN Pontiac, on the l2rh day OF September
next, ind plead. answer, drWur, W except 20 sal,
compliments hil OF compliant, the same will D.,
laSena coUte 5sel against yol, and thr matters
and things therein prayedicr, dectcdUccouirg0y
GEo. ". B1yTR. Cicrk.
j. II MrGrcaor, com sol. Jus 23-ig-iw.
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.l!)jca1o advertisements.
Dry Goods at Wholesale,
SPRING TRADE,
-r,DIr,N, ~ AIls IL Dt.III x [ o..

.Ij sOUIII WNIEK : /.
II AVEnoS On store, ali re Consistently rec'l.
! iyinr, d,cctii5sl the manufacturers, every
variety ct $1,000,
FOREIGN / DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
,iitsI to the Western trade. one oi th-p1ru'r'
lryona bis entire tive o. Purchasing. We 1l' PEE
pared To lmlrlye every facility which t'c market
'iiris. aud intend 10 u. IS" oai slu,. ata. times
the most complete aud desirable 30 ovr o..y' "o-
ping thereby 90 mrEii continuance oi the uAgiv1
patronage which h9s Le;e:''o,, .ecr cA'rv.'u &"
a. tom Western merchants. AHvEH proportion
Of ourdon,estir goods were purchased 0gstiut. he-
to-y tte.se. ana In Hohclun5 trade PEE cgi ~ tdc
fIlirsi coDf tense That trc can Job G,u3s "a
Chicago on e7u4Ny as tIrJrIb.C rms T. t'rET.
chaser ASH 6m AyaSe ic.re located ~ Neir lorA
o. e5ScIcieyt.
We woul respectfully invite the attention @
Western VI rchlH's'o uuf stock before maNn.
their PURCHASES. iHr. ~. MntCN 20
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Valuable Farm, Cov su g

VlH subscriber OILERS lors1I hrfmupou which
h' AZ present resides 'ylngou 'Hr south side ui
'nr river. about two 7l,- tom cuawa. Il rm-
braces 10 Acres. about leo OF which NJ under
fence, aud 20 OF which ,rc broke and a0w IN cu'ri-
well finished, with ive rooms. chambcrauI ccl.lr
Also s;10card ou'H0u cs Good well Mt tue
kitchen door there are also hrrciiyugspurg,
the larm, plenty oi wood tor burnins,a good coal
bed, and thcrr are uuLbcrollruit trersp Iautcdon
the place. Ii application he made soon, all the
stock ,crops,lrmIng uensI,s, &c, can be- bought
with the place.
For fur her particulars apply to w. H. w. Crsh.
man, :. w, Chccyer, or j. e, Nauiugrr, in Qua.
va, orlo the subscriber on the premises.
Apli 10. JouV BYRvR.
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administrator y olltcs

IJl,e OF Ottr Thompson, G.'d
N-OI;' l. is hereby given. that Mi MAKE
y urp.. alton 20 the county court at Ia sac
county, on Monday the lg.h day OF sep. newt l'1
an orIrrto sci, the lands and lenrmcnis belong -
10 thrt-tijc OF O.rr Thompson, Deceased or -
,.,.lr. s, h,sh tiul.aua n'ate su persons ntcr'
c,,cd arr requested to alYcoraud show cause why
sl,d rra, estate should moi re sold tor lhe purpose
aforesaid idu:i Lov.y faoN.,oN' t"'' o..
Er,tcof r. Tipp.p,or. dee"
DIRSuNNl / to un ofJyr ot the county c'p''
| Of In sale county, notice Is crr'F SN'h,
hat aiI persons having s.UWsI- ,.n-' .Ac estate 81
Over rErug-.n. late OF -lII county, DECEASED
0rc r.llUca tVp,ujpre thg same 10 "''"us Hn'
M, th'n nm ~,li court ON lhe - Monday ~ An.
} yu.t. next. when an ID Uh.rr such claimants H'"
requested TO rpqca. ,5aayo ,at.rc,'.''' all ''''"
Ins - LowAyTa.NP-oN, AIa,'r.
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DAGUE

DA0oG FtGS TFiS
iNES NiRSTONrrspcclUlly ln.9rtls the
- citizens of Ottawa and Vicinity that h. has re-.
moved into his new sky light gallery, opposite the
court house, west side the square, where he Is pre-
pnrcdto take miniatures inthe mo,timptovedsty.e
OF he art. Prices 81 80 ant upwards
M J. " experience in-thc art Is Of many
yearsstandrug. lie will guarantee every ikene>.
lakenn his gallery % be equal IN hnlsalnd truth.
iulness 10 any taken in the world.
OF. Time lorch ldrcn, between the hours Of 10
4. ~ and : =. W.
The subscriber woulc here beg leave to state that
he rrpudlatcs entirely, the Iockeying system, 50
common among dnrueueaNs. Ilispuccs are fixed
audilthough not so low a. those OF come artists,
nrr no higher than will enable him TO do Justice To
himscltandpntrons. lie wii!not take pictures un.
less hr canput them up in style worthy oithe art
aud It's professors. ] MiRsToS.
| Miniatures So; in ockcts, breast. pms. finger
! rngs,and medalions. Alyo ,likenes.rs olcorrsrs
or deceased persons taken. Nay ~
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THE FINEST STOCK
~
Family Groceries!
&. IXLonto,cnNcrv.

pr,ri,;,ye Ery;,y yio,org T., L5,.o h. Ice
~ l., 10y =. f,.''' ~
'',.. "'| " -'''"" ''' "'''
!6S. tfaGn+oETINprv.
,,t."-II-, .
.it''S 0'I S''""' Jeg |,or" RoHh@ me -H""'"'
,,.,,.,, "'",r' %
III 49, " 'C'N'I NI- p'.'-. SUPP. .'T' %"
- "' "h'on "' erected ~ person l'om '', Hrn'
N,r' " '.o',5 ''1 's.'''s NJ ''- H' ''e -'" ~ 'e
''.is.i',' vIlheN-,N y ,'"i.t''.oN oI I'S STOCK
WIN iunl" i my oh'r "'I'r IN Town. "h""i1H
,Hu n,'ll pIrF.i'2 20 ''lnuh- ir',e ,h'l ne
"a, ~, q" 81, .,tr' I''Nnr "'N' II,"tT
80 mug as" '''' W.T. '"'" '''
49,. .',,.',,, a.. ,.,r...,i,
n he found AT IN. ,,5rr
Sugar. brown. los. clarified, and crushed.
(sFss Eto,rI Lava
hiylgSsss. sus,r L,rsr. ,I9rlr,;a,. and s,.y,,,
Candies. star, sfrr,nr .pr,ut. aaImuuyy.
Tc,q cr.,n iIs,L p,L.r, &,
SIgp' ro.in. Cq.,,.e. md .ho,rI,
Tyb5-ro Cnycpdi.h. fin. cuf. .rroL 'rr &c
Cigars. anvthirr from A "lour nine 10 amid
four rcnpv e uba -
oils, rnsccd. spcrrr. olive.
PORK lard. tauow. &c.
Fish .mtr,er,l. whine. herring mud from,
0rangfsand Lcmonsat rrtaiIor BY The box
Coc0d NHi", ral,lns, currant.
rugs, at retail rhy the drum.
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.lnl lin,rs ~ estate of ! WINI.e. u.

IAllt .ihi - " TIC tHtftf ~ - ~ Nf aift 'Att A
STATE or ILLINOIS. livingston County
Sc: Livingston Circuit Court, September tenn
1853 Joseph Avery Is. Isaac G. Jones and the
unknown heirs OF William ; Jones In chan
ceiy--hi., for conveyance.
IT appearing from an affidavit on lie IN the
clerks office OF the circuit court OF snid county,
that l.aac c. Jones, and the unknown heirs OF
William ) Jones the above named defendants, are
rot residents otrhe state cfliInois, and The COM
panant having filed ,hI. OF complaint herein,
cnI.unmon, having been i.-ned thereon according
IL .usy
Notice is therefore hereby gwen 10 the said Isaac
{. Jones, aud the u0known heirs OF William =.
Jones' that unless youhr ucd appear before the
circuit court at suid county on the LIST day OF the
next term thereof, 10 hebodru at thr court house
m Pontiac, ou,he I'm day OF Superintendent, and
plead answer, dtmur or except tn said cOrnp.il-
ulG's tll' OF complaint, the sane vii be taken as
courssadagaln-t You, and tar ma'i'r-und things
therein prayed for, decrrrd acColdlnG.y.
GEO. W. BuSrR, Clerk
J. II NGtcgcr. com SOL jay 2j-iJ-iw.
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Warehouse 10 Lei.

T,ilE warehouse on the eide cut on Canal street
near Mr. lllls'J Is Torrent Possession given
% he 23l OF June n:xt. For terms enquire of
May Ii. VA, NJ TGrC,
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CHEAp EONNETS.
For safe.
American Hardware
Edward Coming Il CO...

Successors 10 John W Qtiacy late quincy 4
D'lapjHe, ST J,ha Strcd. ~ Y
Also alargr nnl complete assortment OF Englisa
and German tInrdw,r.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,


which they viii sell the tgtrcSf p'ssi"is rules
AMI ever effort WILDE made 90 gEhiulI ,a.'s"c-
ton, as to prices 2gliity. dHdpr,mpt shPme nj
Of Ct DDS, aud they lru by th.rP"r-oaa nIten-
non to the fvors ot the pGbc 20 lrer!! al Irrsi
share of public patronage.
Their stock has been care fully selected "a TO
Gual ty, and Prices will ht solow that no person
cen reu sonably object. Their stock Willie kept
full and theywoud particuInrlyc0ll the attention
OF the country trade to The great VuHcli ct 'ltlr
goods, thereby being able TO supply themselves
with nearly all the articles in their line AT ONE
PLACE.
Drugs ~ Medicines.
Alum, Arrow Root, Enisam CopayIa, Peru, Fir
To!u, &c, Borax rchnei Gums, Alssptlda,
&c.
Chcm iCnis---
Acfrg -Sulphlric, Nuriatic, Nrtrc, Tarlnric
Brnso,c, OXlIic, Hectic &c -imnpnIa, Blue
Mass, Cl.omtl, Ch,orotorm, Etheis, phmc'
Qginine.
Paints, etc.
Cromes Green, Yellow md Red, LINN phlank
litharGc yellow Ochre, Lead, pure No, !, &c.
Oiis-4 great variety.
/ Sprcgs--Ciunamon, ClOYcs, Ginger. Race, do
- Il Ia
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The two Beautiful Horses

Eagle and Young Sam-s son
WILL De- kept at Geo II Vests
Livery Stable IN Ottawa, for the ser
wees Of mares the cn.ui1E season
commencing lhe lstot ApuIlni en-
eui.1g lsf"l Iy-y Young sampson
was sired hy OJSawp.on, the H.gsg
that Col Ork'y imported INTO 'i'ls-
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NIurray's Mammoth 'heap Store,
l3- Lake street, Chicago.
IN uiltlNif.i GOODS.

Our stock will nj times comprise all the dcsira
bic styles qualities and colors, which we can scll
Tor n less price than they can b" bought in New
York in small quantities. may2l MuRRAY'S.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-10
NEW GOODS. NEW STORE.

nONN BROTHER have just opened a large
~ and handsome stock OF HOUSE-FURNISHING
GOODS on the corner Of Ninth and ID streets five
doors north of Clagett Co.'s store ri the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. They have
fitted the store up I'm handsome style. and having
four large sales rooms, they determined TO keep
full and complete stock OF everything wanted for
furnishing house complete. Persons furnishing
may rest assured Of finding the goods a. Cheap as
they can he found elswherc. with great rsvng of
time, trouble, and yexation in dcaling in many
stores. We name
Parlor Sets, consisting of Sofas Chairs and two
handsome Arm Chairs. of rosewood, mahogany
and walnat, covered with brocatel, plush,
hair-cloth or in white. to be covered to suit
the taste of purchasers.
Chamber Sets consisting Of Bedstead, four Chairs.
Wnshsink. Dressing Bureau, Wardrobe and
Teapoy, painted in colors solid wood, of
oak, walnut. ard mahogany
Also, detached pieces of ali kinds Of Furniture
Red, Mattresses, Mirrors. Plated Goods.
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Wood and
Japanned Ware. Cutlery, &c: in fact. for par
Tor, chamber. dining room, hall and kitchen,
you will find all you want.
For particulars refer YOU to our catalogues
which comprise list Of every kind OF goods we
keep.
call from those wanting goods in our line is in
vited, and they may rest assured of finding good
goods and fair dealing.
Remember the location. 9th and d streets 1--WE
doors from Pennsylvania avenue thrcc-story build
ing, granite front, and known as Gdeons Bui ding.
DOM x BR0.
IN DOM BRO. continues at the old store
Penn ylvania avenue, between 10th and 18th sts.
oc 10-eo2w-
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Mtelligencer contains an able ar
ticleagainst ad ralorem duties, when based
on valuation at the port of expectation
especially. The.editor pleads eloquently
for SO changing our tariff, when it shall
be changed, as that American manufac-
lures may have the benefit of protection
by fixed duties on all things not admitted
duty free.
The UniOn discusses the duty of all
Democrats, more especially at the South,
to set their faces against efforts to disor-
ganise g the party" going over the his
tory of such previous efforts and of those
who have taken part in them.
The Sentinel contains an elaborate
leader, evidently designed to weaken the
policy of the Administration with refer
ence TO the New York difficulty in q the
party" as illustrated by the letter ofSec-
rotary Guthrie to Collector Bronson, dated
Oct. Sd inst, a synopsis Of which we were
first to give to the public last week.
~" the well known correspondent of
the Sun, Baltimore writes to that jour
nal from Detroit, complaining that the
National Administration have treated the
friends of General Cass as aliens. If it
were not for the fact that the Administra-
ton refused to appoint *" aforesaid,
Consul to Antwerp, it might be thought
that he was echoing the views Of General
Cass himself, who, it will be remember
ed, at times changes his views rather sud-
denly. The Detroit Free Press, notorious
" the Generals home organ, has con-
stantly contended that he was emphati-
cally pleased with the course of the Adj
ministration. Under this combination of
circumstances, the declaration of tx"
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Arrival OF the Star of the West.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

| 81 800, 900 in GOId-succcss Of the
| Democratic Ticket-Indiam War in
Oregon. &c.
The Star of the West arrived at New
York yesterday morning from San Juan,
bringing news from California to the 10th
ult. She brings 500 passengers and
Sl,O00,O00 in gold.
We give the following news of interest ::
An express box of Messrs. Adams &,
Co., containing $4,000 in specie, was
stolen from the stage between Sonora and
Stockton.
An attempt was made at San Fran
cisco on the 18th, to sell the States in
terest in the water lots in contempt of
the injunction from the Superior court.
At the sale of water lots, one was
knocked down to Mr.. Solover, auctioneer,
when the whole Board of Commissioners
were arrested.
The majority for Bigler, Democrat, for
Governor, is only 1000, while the re-
mainder of the Democratic ticket is elect
ed by 4 to 5000. Garrison, Democrat,
has been elected Mayor of San Francisco,
and the whole Democratic city and county
ticket was chosen. Both branches of the
Legislature are largely Democratic. The
people of San Francisco had adopted the
revised charter.
Gov. Big ler's majority in San Francisco
was only nine votes.
DIR. G. NJ. Duvall, of Maryland, had
been shot dead in street fight with S.
j. Downs, of Sacramento. DIR. II. c..
GILES had been seriously injured in a
street fight with c. r. Dron, of San
Francisco. John Potter alias Baltimore
Jack, had been killed at Downicville, by
man named McmtZ. In an attempt
made by the citizens to lynch the latter,
Thaddeus Purdy, District Attorney, had
been shot dead.
The hostilities with the Indians. in
which Gen. Lane and Col. Alden were
wounded, took place in Rogue river valley
on the 9th of August. There was 90
whites and $50 Indians engaged, and the
skirmish lasted four hours, when the
Indian Chief Sam proposed an armistice,
which was granted. Ten Indians were
killed, and 80 wounded-the whites had
killed and 8 wounded. Among the
killed was Captain Armstrong. The In
dams have continued their outrages at
| other points.
Gov. Lane, of Oregon, and Lieut.. Al
den, of the army, had been both wounded
in an engagement with the Indians on
Rogue river, the latter severely.
Sandwich Islands.
| Advices from Honolulu of the 18th, state
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that the small po1 was raging there terri.

that the small po1 was raging there terri
bly,.
Further intelligence from Honolulu
states that strong political movement
had been commenced, to compel the King
to discharge his Ministers. Judd and
Armstrong. A memorial signed by 49,
600 persons, to that effect, had been pre-
sented to his Majesty. The indications
were decidedly revolutionary.
The Markets.
San FRANCISCO, Sept. l6.-The heavies,
transactions have been in Provisions
Flour had declined to SIS for Gallego
At the close, it was nominal at SIS. Sals
of outside brands at 81 so 50; Rich
mond and City Mills $40. Corn Meal
declined to So 75aS 81. Clear Pork S2S:
Mess $50: Prime S23, clear Bacon l6I 9
II cts. First quality Butter, in double
packages, II % cts. Large sales Of
Lard in kegs at Is l5a cts, and in cases
at Is a IL cts. Sugars dull and declining
Mess Beef IL 25 cts.
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RED MEMS BALL.
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
oP THE
GER M AN RED MEN

TIVE GERMAN RED MEN of the District Of Co.
i lumbia take pleasure in informing their friend,
and the public that their SECOND ANNUAL BALL
Der, 1858.
Tickets 81 so.
dies. ~ "
Inc Committee of Arrangements have secured the
services of the Marine Band for the occasion and no
enort will be spared to afford the utmost gratiica.
uon to those who may favor the Ball with their
presence.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Y. Draeger, j. Eigenbrock,
j. Buechler, c. Baumanp
Julius Gasch oc s-d5t-