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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-09
l57 ACRES,

&c. good portion being in Timber with
fssiill excellent bottom and upland There SssSx
Hlillarc on the premises comfortable ~
Dwelling and necessary out-houses
The Terms q Sale will be onethird in cash; the
baenee. in two equal annual payments. with inter
est from the day of sale the purchaser giving
bond and u lien on the premises for the deferred
payments. NORMAN MILLER
January 5, ls53-tds Spect Com'r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30


NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISsIOH
IN Msrohants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. ?. RDs0H, AU0usrus LONDAR0,
Rsfsrsncss.
eAHrIAso-Hon. Bsilis Peytoa
VALrARAIso-Mesms. Alss, Co.. HemenwAy Co.
PA.A.A-Messrs Corwias Bro. Co.. Garrison rriss.
WIN. Nelson Co.
aPooL-hsssrs. Bowman, orisasn Co.. Willis
Jackson Esq.
Capt. Ksra hys, steamer Pacific
moRE-he1rs Jshn Henderson 4 Co.. ThsnAs u
Had Co, White Elder
sAr nAroIsoo Msssrs Flint. Peabody. 4 Co.. AassW
Bond Hale, Cbss. Doans, ESQ, J. II. Lyen. Esl,
Besror-hssrs Ammi o. Lombard, ESQ., u D. bcaaham
Co, oiidJas d Williams.
CANroH-Nye. Pexkdas 4 c.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, So.

TOHN B. wICKRRSHAM MANUFACTURE or WIRE
Railing. Iron Fence for Farms &C. 32 Broadway New
public and private grounds, Park: lawns dvsllns a.
g sa "nrtsn sg PEI h ioo 'hs %Sss so
dogs lions urns vases isohns posts spring ssars g.
spttoons 30, &C. Wckershan's celebrated RAILROAD anA
farm fence from 81 8 rod The subscriber onsrs
the largest stock Of ren work In the United
States all Of his own man.fAetsIs At srsssdngy lev
JOHN B.4WICKERSHAM. warehouse M2 Roadway :
wosks. HS6A nafkLswis street.
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EXCUR0IOND,

EICURsIONs-DELIGHTFU EXCURSIONS TO ST.
~ RoaAa's We-M. Goederson respectfully informs his
friends and the cssns Of New York and vicinity that he
Joining ths bsausful Village Flushing charge
Of the grounds will DO made to temperance societies.
S.aSsul by shs flushing and City
which leave New York four times daily from Fulton
fst slip For further inquire at the grove ON
''"'N ~ '''- ' II. GooDEHsoN, Propris.or.
EXCURSION TO FLEETWOOD, WEDNESDAY. JUNR
citation and public invited to attend An opportu.
Fleetwood This sn,urpassed BY any
rounding IL being BEAUTIFULLY situated in fine healthy
Cy Hail. on the srsm Railroad and offers great induce.
SAINT Homestead within hours ride Of the city and
BY feet being equal city Of Is
by 0 eet with wide streets and bounded the
Harlem Railroad cars will stop regularly shs place The
depot and carhouses Il this place as cost Of not than
viii be either next fall or spring Parties attending this
village Of which maps ard plans and win be
and every offered By the ocers Of the
on ss
II. city Hal :. loH o'clock and return IS
N Bowery The Ha. Finishers' Union No IL Park
Of W R. Wright, No 500 Bowery and Of the committee ~
invited tho regular meeting Of tho assocston
Tuesday evening" the slst ipss At SSSsn r MI - la
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY
Az j s ,of. and TnTd M
Hsncy will leave Hammond street at IL o'clock Spring
IN Tenth street East river, s; Brooms Atreet Peck
cents Dinner fishing tackle and bais Pc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
CLOTHING.

CAsTOFF CIOTHING-TwO THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth wanted The highest cash price will BIO literally
given In eurrent money for large and small lots Of good
left OF clothing OF description Address through
store, No. II Orange street. near Chatham.
GAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons DESTROYS Of converting their cast OF articles
into cash. obtain fair price by sending for the suhscx
boz, at his residence, or through the Post ofnoe.
L. n. DUSSELDORF, No Is Elm stresA.
n B-Ladies attended to By Mrs. Dusseldorf
NLoTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADTEs
~ and gentsn having TO dispose q receive f
cash sending to the IL West Broadway pac
Canal street. and re West Broadway, letter pef
post addressed to COHEN ladies attended TO by Mr
0eheAs
AIDES AND CHILDRENS' CLOTHING EMPORI-
IL UM.-Mr. and Mrs. PADDON have removed their store
from 6l TO 76 Broadway whore be found art
ole included in lady childs wardrobe ready made,
made TO in neatest and most fashionable
the very liberal patronage they have heretofore
received and hope to merit continuance Of past favors
Particular attention paid wedding and travelling outft
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RE MOvALD.

JAMES PRENTICE, LATE or as BROADWAY HAs
81 removed hts Iusinoss VI AAAnss stioal umsni
pAnafAotsry " No. Crusaders ssxest sAss ef DroAdwAy
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$3OOOOOO s: s4s Il e. Ens J.e A

$3OO0OO0 s ssas e n sas d:e: Aa
s 4. =, .:': s..' s:. u: : y:
sxssee b.nds q y i.ss.d in q sho.:..d ..a
~: y: 4: =.
:ssS s..: q x: rat. OF q .sTss ~ s..s
A::: ss.s. sy a.s and only e
.: isss :ss.d " cas::: % "a l
:2 iS.: :i 4 !. ::
mander Of the entire line during ths year is AbouA
'; fs :s. saa, s q Ss s s::
and now constantly arriving At New York aad New Or
Who'll: amount Of sspS: which ;. i.sss ans. tn.
been already NEGOTIATED
In Tsit.a States ssd Hi iron AID other
seven per cent bonds. s7ss,oos
Total. $3.50: ;. sls, 7ssoos
whose q
esoh bond Of $1,000 subscribed ana
.s :, a@ a
uh y shs s
9Ss sai
company right redeem q tn. bonds
any time before maturity, payment OF the amouns
hsrsof with twenty cent and accrued In
proposal win be received any than par and
~: the right to accept proposals for ALL
Ter cent Of the Allotted to each subsorbes
~ e: srssso1
Ing ten per cent non'hy Any subscriber may hovsvs.
time any sobseribes, whose bid is accepted. shah
receive six per cent bonds Of the CHARACTER every
yhos interest and viii be payable in LONDON a
lar such bonds WIN be but in such ease The subso
same rate VII. fs o Sd for each bond q 81 co., The
tered I. London the sam: terms and
dnds being pasbs there st the same rate Of
change.
viii in all be adjusted payment Of ths
Anal instalmenA
rr,pesss wu be received BY W BUERAIL, Treasurer,
closed sealed and endorsed Propos OoOs
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports and documents showing the condition 8
the company the Of the work and all in
formation relative affairs and prospssts be Oh
tansd application the personally let
ter By qgder Of the Beard Of Directors
0OBERT SCHUYLER, President, I
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President
". p. BURIAL Treasurer, l Executive
GEORGE CRISWOLD, lCommittse.
MORRIS KETCHBM.
JONATHAN STURGE3
New York. April 1854
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EXTRA PAY.

GAIL0Rs WHO SERVED IN THE UNrrEr STATES
- Navy atany time ron 1876 10 1852 In the scc ocean,
obtein their extra double pay Of
FnWNs p rteG~r t=ert
saa u.tsi fuIsss Y, 5. Ns,s. Nv. ~ Sv4.. AAA So
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E EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME BARBER, NATIVE De PARIS.-FRENCH
M CLASSES Instruction conversation sto continued ~
y n oa.se. ps.s o., ~. sss. :. 'f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

UcTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE ON TUESDAY,
IA lob. o'clock in the sales rooms Is Spruce street. Of
excellent household furnitureThrss cases assorted dry
goods clothing and fancy articles groceries, liquors. so
boxes segars Hardware cutlery and jewely also three
TIIOS. BELL Auctioneer.
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GRAND SALE OF PAiNTINGs-BY THE OLD MAS
ANDERSON tho Wizard Of the North, who being about
Metropolitan Hail. Tuesday the 3lst inst at o'clock
A. N.
This collection formed by Prof. Anderson during
several In Europe wh.h gave him id
procuring undoubted original paintings and will
itself to the Of the their
excellence and origin Atty The list consists Of
The Holy Family, by. 49,. Murllo.
Tribute Money. Observation-Disclosures. .Carraragis.
Storm at Sea. ............. Joseph Vsrnst
u. Agatha. ......................... 6rongil.
Madonra and Child. ......... :. Carlo Dolci.
Holy Family. INSTRUMENTATION. Gusrcino.
Justice defeating fraud Antonio del Came
st. Sebastian. ................... Guercino.
st. Columbia. ................. Carlo Dols.
Galathsa surrounded by Trtons. !. Albano.
Pomona and Flora. Caracas.
mssaic gold box, set with diamonds the Bird
sfParad which, through the exquisite
Ism from its after singing beautiful SOFA
returns to again. Condered by eonnoisseurs
rarest article Of its kind.
complete set Of Hishla1d ornaments the magnn
cent ever seen on this mounted with silver and
Of Highland Chief all made In Europe for the Pro-
fessers
One Of Chickering's pianoforts' six and half octave
n splendid SGT Of curtains.
whole Of tie above articles be Metro poll
tan Hall every day until the sae from 10 A. to
Z
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A UCTION NOTICE.-WILLIAM WRITER'S, AUG.
n tioneer will sell this day at 10 O'clock at2l5 Canal
street below Hudson street. paror chamber and kitchen
furniture; mahogany dining CENTRE card and tea tables
marble top pier and centre do mahogany and marble top
plain and dressing bsreaus French and other
bedteads French plate pier sasses French II day
marble mane clock sofa spring seat chairs and
dvans chamber suit urniture pieces carpets three
ply and ingram do book wardrobes and secretaries
also, porterhouse fixtures
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rOR sALn.

A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE S250o-FOR SALE
"A three milk rounds sogs.hsr With All the asurs which
of the hrt class The rounds will be singly
ssther For particulars apply to J. VOGELL 41 Fourth
street, 0ivery stable.)
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NEW STORE AND NEW GoODs.-wARNEB,s LACE


TEAS.
TRAS.-THE GREAT TEA MARKET rs NOW OPEN.
All who visit the city and wish to be supplied with
article superior to what generally sold and at great
saving the nselvcs should fail to call and DO
vnced Dealers and all who tea largely would be
gamers by calling at No Chambers and Chatham, the
greatest tea concern in the country.
THE NEW YORK AND CHINA TEA COMPANY, 70
Catherine street.-The public arc respectfully informed
that all teas sold by them be relied upon As all know
who have done business with them for Small boxes
Of tea for family recommended for dollar Ten
pounds good coffee, one dollar, CHRISTIANSON CO.
NORTH RIVER WAREHOUSE OF THE NEW YORK
and China Tea COMPANY established l84O 2vi Green
wch street old numberDeaers hotel propretors and IA
miles should not forget this ooneernthe and host
place to buy your toss the north side Of the city
CuhISTIANS0N 4 CO.
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DRY GOODS.

KERR co. RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT
n. they will open their store, TOT Broadway, on
Monday, May 30 with splendid assortment Of plaid,
striped and plain silks very rich scss Paris embroderes
re- together with full sock Of mourning goods
dimes, barsges, bombAxines DO. A. KERR CO. Broad
way three doors below Ninth street.
EANCY CRAvAfS TIES, AC.-LkwIs sEACoRD,
No. 665 Broadway, Stuyvesant InstituteJ have the
ples nent Of ties stocks crAvat A that
found in the st rich broeados embroidered lace
baste crayats sewing silks, silk and linen. China aud
French washing silks, &C., DO,
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS; -WARNEB,s LACE
IN and embroidery sors removed from his old stand,
406 53 Broadway whore his old friends and custom
md the public respectfully invited to call and
his stock Of broderes consisting Of
rety Of rich and articles such as collars
cbemisetes handkerchief edging and insertngs bands
founcng skirts sets Of shemetts and sleeves to MATCH
also real meckn, vaencennes hontsn gimpure English
point lace sleeves and chemistts and collars
match with complete assortment Of every description Of
goods In the line all selling low they possibly be
Afforded Don forget 63 Broadway opposite Nibos and
Metropolitan Hotel.
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TOHN KELLER, MOST RENOWNED GARDENER
in Switzerland France, and Germany coming from the
pleasure gardens and with artn
water spout Of all kinds BY means Of mAohinsry als
For alterations and repairs Of spring basins h. he
sqnaed Statues Of every description furnished Rsmsm-
har atrAaA
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ROARD.-TO LET, TO PARTY OF SINGLE GEN
ID tlsm.n with without board handsome rooms on the
second floor Of genteel house. furnished with all the
improvements, located the af Broad
Broadway.
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DAPERNILLs AND MACHINERY FOR sALE.-THR
mills and mill ste formerly known Eekstein's In
GLIDING the dwslnghosses, situated the Sehaylkll
Canal the borough Of Hanayunk Philadslyha county
Of Kny1t patent 81 inch machines - ths sane rev T.
Fsurdenier machine ready for operation The psrmanenoy
Of the and congulty TO the city renders the abevs
business Win be sold together separately BY i'm
application to HENRY c. STROUP No. 81 Market street.
Philadolphis.
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NJ WISHED ROOMS r0 LET-NEAR WASHINGTON
squsse TO gentle and his vito Also, 20 sigEls
VIII ar will .wrH A.
!. ..,s.,' Ale IN yi.oe suitable for physieisa.
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At PRIVATE sALE-CEDAR, LIBERTY vEsEY
IA Barclay, Murray, Warren, and Chambers streets
Several choice pieces Of i'm and
for sale lease the above street west of
Broadway. Apply to J. B. GLENTWoRTH, No. Broad
street
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR TO LET-FURNIsH-
~ ed unfurnsbed. The location Is healthy and
pleasant at railroad station and less than twenty miles
from this city The farm contains hundred would
be let for the by the exchanged
for city property for land the State of Ohio Apply
No. 81 Bond street.
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A re.idsnss nsar hMA VERY pEsIkAABSiE yo soiITH

PUBLIC SALE "A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
a IN residenee near Newark, NJ.-JAaEs "; SOUTH
the LIST OF June next At O'clock p NJ the premises,
two acres OF land with the buildings thereon situated the
Elsabethtown road from Newark less than miles from
the Railroad depot The land is mostly in garden and in
high state Of cultivation fully planted with
abundance Of the best fruits Of description and ths
property arranged with all the for
present occupied by John c. Bsardsley Esq and will be
freely shown by the occupant until day sale
session given Immediately TermsTen per Of
sao twenty cent the delivery Of the deed
years If land be desired it be bad
terms. A. G. NJ PENNINGTON.
n s. HOUGH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
to morrow tuesday, at 1O o'oeek by catalogue at No
20 North William strs ct and 223 Old William street near
with Chatham street. dsscrp
tien of furniture and other goods for
Of sale rosewood suits in brocatelle and plush
rosewood bureaus wasbstand centre and card tables
bookcases French pier glasses fancy goods mants orna
ments &c Brussels three ply, and ingram carpsts rugs
mating chamber and bedroom furniture in great album
dance and all the other goods necessary to house, both
useful and ornamental. Sale positive, rain shine.
Thursday, June at II o'clock, the premises Posi-
tive SALE partition of about 70 fronting the Bos
ton post road and extending to and Haven
Railroad, being part of the farm Of L. 5. Daubnsy, de-
labs Of Hon. james Roosevelt This property miles
north of the village Of New Rochelle has many beautiful
points overlooking Long Island and the sound
able and is admirably adapted for gentle
man residence or for division into acre or less
road be constructed At small from the post
road to the railroad Six trains Of leave New York for
New Rochelle and the Same from New Rochelle to Nsw
York daily Mr. John Kennedy at X Collinss opposite
will show the premises to applieant Further information
may be obtained from CLINTON HARING, No. PSI Broad
way.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-T0 BE SOLD IMME
dately drug store situated In thickly
Of the city we'll stocked and fitted doing good busae's
The sickness and absence of the
curing its immediate disposal chance il offered
Price low Letters addressed to w. P Herald Office will
receive al
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~ With wife, child and nurse, In q farmhouse
eteAmboat landing the udson river below Yonker
HavnstrAw. Address stating location terms 40, A. c..
Herald once.
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r1URNIsUEp ROOMS WITH FULL OR PARTIAL
heard gentleman ,.d wife or two or ,hr.e single
gentlemen beautiful rocAon corner OF Fourteenth
second door Terms ssntleman and wife TO - per week
.insle tismsn - - per week Only other
boarder and children Inquire at 6sS Hudson street.
sscon nd house abevs Fourteenth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30

CALOON FOR SALE-LOCATED WITHIN HALF A
block Of Broadway and Canal street. doing first
rate business At present. WIN DO sold chesp - the owner
Post ofnoe, stating where an inertview can be had.
mo SNIP BUILDERs-oAK AND HACKNArAcK
knsss and oak floors aid fstosh Of all discs fer sale
knees ship plank last Sixteenth G..
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A CARD-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, RESIDING UP
"a tevr n a pleasant location having than
she vtsbss will furnished unfurnishsd, beautiful
bach paror single gentlemen With breakfast 10
An and lady all tn. comforts Of quiet homo
can enjoyed. Address Mrs. A. M Union square Terms
LIZ
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w wife nurse and TIVE infants, in airy, clean house
park down town If arranged they
could provide few articles Of furniture bed linen
inducsment for location Would prefer house
ehce Broadway Post Once, stating location par
ticulars.
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BOARDING AT THRoG's MICK, wEsTCHEsTKR.-
~ One or tvo families ssn be provided With pleasant 40
eomG odAtions for the communication to the
city BY steamboat and railroad situation very healthy In
Wich street.
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(yOVNTRY BOARD IN UPPER MoRRIsANIA-A
fsasssmsn and lady or one or two single gentlemen,
private family. Terms moderate. Fare aud from Now
Kerk daily ~ oemmutston not quite nine cents The
houss 10 Within pinutes walk Of the railroad depot
Apply 70 Qf BY letter post paid At tho Upper Nor
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aISCRLLANEOUA.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED, NANuYACTURIRi
"A ofsold pens and gold aed silver peae snd eases
they opening at their retail store, N Irving HOUSE.
Broadway beautiful assortment Of hns stationery Of
importation which, in ssnnsoton with their
msnt get pen. and pen:. enables l:rsons
perier any previously in this city A. O. BA0LEl
Co., Ne IL Maiden lane Aad III Broadway.
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nEPOT OF PERIGORD PRESERVES, 5o4 BROAD.
- way-Families preparing 70 TO the country will
find ~ this depot ample supply Of articles adapted the
They are directly a. the depot sole Of Rouge
plies Groesrs will ind TO cir advantage make their
purchases at depot which keeps always ample supply
Of fresh syrup, feau vie suoro
vines brnds and cordial importer for the Of special
customers,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

W. M.f N.H .N ..s M .L
William r. Rose and John X Hardin.
while on their way TO Or, Ambrose'S, from
Capt. Aldcn's encsmpment on Siewar's
Greek, were waylaid by the Indians, and
the former instantly killed, and The latter
dangerously, if not MORALLY wounded.-
DR.. Rose was horribly muiilaied, being
found the next morning with his eyes dug
out and nose cut of. The Indians cap
iured his rifle, revolver and clothing, To-
gether with 5000 in cash.
The Indian chief, John, on Lower Ap-
plegale, says that he is backed by the
Shasta tribe, and il is known that a large
number of the Klamaths are also with him
together with a certain DR.. Osmond, pro-
Tossing TO be a while man. He is known
to have furnished the Indians with ammuni-
ton since hoslililies have commenced.
We make the following extracts from a
letter received by Mr.. F. Rogers, from r..
Dugan, Esq, dated Jacksonville Aug.
l3th.
The Indians have burned down the
houses Of MIR. Patrick, Capt. Jones, and
also that of Mr.. Anderson, together with
his hay and oats. Nigh, before last they
burned Mr.. Grifin's house and some hay
stacks; they also shot some of Nj. Grifin's
fine American horses. Mr.. Bruce had
four of his mules shot. There is a great
deal of stock killed and driven of.
Wing Temperance Platform Of 1910.
"Wc'll bring out the big bellied bottle,
And drink to old Til pecanoe," &c.
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FROM OREGON.


Iadian T~nsurreetien in Rogue
River CnIIey.-COBHtcrnnti0dl among
the InhubitintS-. war OF EIterniha"
tiOn Begun. =
The Portland (Oregon( Commercial Of
The 25lh gives the following particulars OF
the Indian troubles:
Llte ou Saturday evening last Mr.. EE
llir4er arrived here direct from jackson
vile, bringing a despatch announcing that a
general outbreak had taken place smong
the Indian tribes in tho vicinity OF Rogue
river. II appears that for some time past
the variouslribesia the vicinity OF ihe above
named river have made grea, coSRP'ain's'
AID become general dissallfed at lie nun'
her of BOSiOas who were congregauns
on their former hunting grounds, and this
dissatisfaction has sprung into a burning
desire TO exlerminate the whites from the
region of Rogue river valley, and regain
their lorner footing, and reserve that entire
valley for their " use. In order the
more effeclually to carry Ut these designs
several tribes have joined, among which are
the klamath, Rogue river, Smith river
and Shasta, and, it is supposed, tina, a large
portion Of the Snakes had also agreed 10
cooperate with them.
A portion of each Of those tribes, 10 the
number of about three hundred, have es.
tablished their headquarters and strong
hold at a point called Table Rock, said to
be one of the most %impregnable foriresses
in the territory, and about eight miles dis
tant from jacksonville. II, ,heref re, any
engagement should take place, we may
presume tina, this fortress will be the scene
Of action,
At the time Mr.. +. left Jacksonville
nearly twenty persons had been butchered
BY the Indians among them are Dr.. Rose,
!. X. Hardin, Thos. Wills, X. Nolan. and
Messrs. Overbaek, Dunn, Griffin. Smith
and Edwards. The Indians had burned
upwards of a dozen dwellings.
Like many lribes, the Rogue river In
dians derive their name from their propcn
sity for stealing. and their well known pre-
daloANA alenIs have acquired for Them ih'
unerviable tide of Rogue.
We learn from the gentleman wit
brought the news thai the indians, durinI
the past lew weeks, killed no lees tina
twenty miners and settlers, aud that gre'
excitement exists and IN Jacksonville, i
consequence of the citizens rot havin
ammunition enough to warrant item /
commencing h.stillies.
W. learn that Gen. Lane, al the hea
Of scvenly.6ve volunteers, proceeded
he etne Of action Immediately upon lear'
,hg Of the guthrie, k and grea, praise is du
, 10 he cilizenso of the. surrounding coun'r
r for the prompt manney in which they re
r ponded 70 call nl their fellow'ciizcls
. Rogue River valley.
r SECOND DIsPATcH.-Since The abo'
was in typo we learn that the Indians ha'
added to The sg,ressions by bru'ally mu
dering Judge Skinner, Indian agent in lh
E district.
The following dispatch Com the Off
!, of tho Mountain Herald, Downright
ID gives other particulars:
On the evening Of the lllh instant, Z