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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-10
INSURANCE COMPANIES. NC,

WILL ~ ".
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
UTICA, N. Y. .
CAPITAL, $15O,OOC.
DIRECTORS.
Nelson Roth, Roswell p. Smith,
A. +. Rockwell, T.. ;. Richardson,
George ID. Williams, Edward Hale,
Edward Edwards, Owen Richards,
Benjamin =. Graves, samuel Bamc, -
Israel e. Atwood, Miner b. Bieknell,
Calvin Hall.
Nelson Roth, President, A. +. Rockwell, Scty.
Edw ard Edwards, v. Pres NJ. L. Rodn,an, Treas
James II. Stevens, Actuary C.B Rockwell, Apng. A gt
Insurance effected against loss damage by fire aud
inland Navigation, at current rates.
John l.. HiDman, Ex Mayor.
Hon. Horatio Seymour, Governor
Read, TAYLOR IL Co. y Maiden Lane, New York
Platt & Brother 20 Maiden Lane, New York.
Richardson & Hicks, 2O Maiden Lane New York.
Jas. s. Lynch. Cashier. Ontario Branch Bank.
Samuel B. Garvin. District Attorney.
Sackett, Davis 81 Porter Maiden Lane s. Brd'y.
SewelI. Simmons Il Co. , Maiden Lane.
William Hnman. IA Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Samuel Perry. Front Street. New York.
Applications received and Policies issaed ut curreLt
rates by
jyl3 II JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent.
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lssTTlsOLFF a. SONS,

DEALERS IN FINE GOLD SILVER wkrcHhs COLD CHAINS
FINE JgwE.Ry OF Alt KINDS. SILVER wAkE, CLOCKS,
sPEcrAcLks, &C., MAIN srHEsr, BETWEEN
rIRsr AND SECOND. XIV vANsvILLE, IA.
n WE have constantly on hand n Large and com
tIh plcte assortment Of the above named goods. aud
AosE will sell them low "a amy house in the West,
therefore respectfully invite all who desrous of buy
ing Watches Jcwery I" give US call befre p.rcas
ing elsewhere. make il 10 their interest To buy
OF US. ldcc2t ly.
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BAN KING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

COPELAND would respectfully announce to the
citizens OF Evansville and its vi inity that he has
opened onice First street, Nam, In the room
formerly occupied Post Office, where all transac
lions the business Of Banking aud OF Ex
change will Le carried with promptness, fidelity aud
dispatch
-REFERS To-
Messrs ATWOOD, DUNLEVEY& * CO., New York.
ADAMS & GRAHAM. New Orleans.
ELLIS IL STURGES, incinnat, o.
o. BOWEN, Esq Prcst. Central Bank, Indi
dianapolis, la. jan4-u
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AGENTS:
X. w. Sloan. 12l BrO.ld ST. Newfors .
Scofi a. Co 1ols.stn

J - NhtnONtIH N tU., 'ft'IIIII"tI'
This Is ofthe oldest best established ana most re
liable lines in the country ana ne sole
Agents for this section, are authorised 70 gise
through receipts for freigns 10 and Iroai tbe EAST
very low rates guaranteeing against any "'s' 'rse
on the route. .,,-,s, o. nav ..f
uIIarn
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CLARIFIED SUG AR.--lO hhds primo ariice
~ reed, fer sale by lfeb271 PRESTON BROS.
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TRaNSPOxTATION.

WESTERN STA1ES LINE.
DY Railroads and Canals running i'm connection wit
ID Steamers and Propellers on the Lakes.
No TRANSHIPMENT AT ALBANY OR TROY
PROPRGFTOrS:
A. X. Cobb e. Co., Foot Of pdara Sc Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co.. I2I, Broad ~. New York.
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TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. T.. BLYTHE, Attoraes az
- Law, Evansville, indiana. TN cselvcs
partners in the psctce of the law and will continue
practice in this and the adjoining couRes and the
Supreme aud District Court They design turning the
attention particularly to land law La short time they
will be prepared to give In few minutes abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville enlarge
ruents or In Lamasco, togethe with their professional
ainn Il . the tIIle. W hnsIrad liN2l- "a Va J
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For Bai imore, Washing ton. PhiIadeI
phia and New York.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

From Wheeling To BALTIMORE. and connecting with the
Washington Branch II. X. AT the Junction, Qaioly
called the Relay House) nine miles from Bal
umere, and with the Philadelphia. IA.
mington and Baltimore AZ. K.'to
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-28
San Francisco Adver tisements
Henry A. Smith & Co.'S
GRANDRAFFLE!
100000.
CONSISTING OF
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS I'M SEuGs
Farm, Residence, Building Lots,
Watches, &c., &c.,
Guasanteed to come off at the
american Theatre, On the 4th July, 1854.
San Francisco Adver tisements.

TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
TO be had of the propretors, at their office, north
west corner of Montgomery and Merchant streets
or at all the principal book stores hotels and saloon
throughout the city and State.
lst Grand Prize-l0,000 Dollars in cash, SIG. OO
I'd Grand Prse-One handsome Residence,
consisting of three acres of land with
beautiful cottage house, in the city of
Oakland. On Broadway within five min
utes walk of the steamboat landing.-
The proprietors own the property under
the Perata title and two years posses
sion-the same with warrantee deed,
will be given the drawer. Valued at 5000
Sd Grand Prize-One Ranch, consisting of
160 acres of land with q good House,
Farming utensils, &c. This valuable
Ranch is located in San Jose Valley
and is held under confirmed Spanish
title. A warrantee deed will be given
the drawer. Valued at.- 4,oo(
to 254-Two hundred and fifth Valuable
Building Lots in the City OF Oakland, the
Brooklyn Of San Francisco, situated on
Broadway, within five minutes walk of
the landing. These lots are unquestion-
ably the most beautiful sites for resi-
dences in the State, and are too well
known to need description. The propri
etors hold the Peralta title and have
possession. The drawer will receive
warrantee deeds. Size 25x1O0 Valued
low 5000 each, h,..-..--.-.....-.... $4,000
235 to 465-Two hundred and ten Fine Gold
Lever Watches, Hunting Cases. each
of equal value Valued at slo0.-.--- $1,000
466 to 666-Two hundred elegant Chinese
Shawls, high cost These shaws are
Of the same quality as are sold daily in
this city at $50 each; each one of equal
value. Valued at $50 10000
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on OAO LBS A /, No China Rice:
AO,OOO 5000 lbs Rio Coffee;
500 cases ground Coffee, lb tins;
1000 boxes No Soap; 300 boxes ground Pepper
100 cans Sardines 12 boxes $50 bxs Wrighs Oysters
800 bxs Wrght's Fresh Peaches;
160 l-2gal Brandy Peaches; 100 baskets Champagne,
For sale by R. E. BREWSTER s. co.
april7-m io9 Battery Merchant, San Francisco.
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San Francisco Advertisements,
Wardsworth g. Rockwell,s
II A r D w A RE STORE.
Cor. Battery and Merchant Sts.,
SAN PRANGIS(rA

0 Merchants from the neghborng cities and towns
] You invited to call and examine the finest
assortment OF GOODS in the above line ever in this cou
try, which will be disposed of the lowest prices consist
ing in part follows:
CUTLERY-All kinds
HEAVY GooDs-Stch as Shovels, Axes Chains. sIedges
Hammers Anvils, Elliptic Springs, Circular Mill Pit and
Cross Cut Saws, &c. &C.
BUILDING MATERIALs-Such Locks Knobs Lachcs
Butts, Screws and everything used in building All kinds
OF Mechanics Tools large and elegant assortment of the
best quality, and of the very best makers
HOUSEKEEPING ARrICLEs-AlI things in that Hne such
as Ivory handled Knives, with and without Forks silver
plated and Britannia tea sets and ravs spoons
ladies' skmmers dippers cake turner's sad irons coffee
mills Selves brass head and steel fire se shoyels and
tongs, &c
WOODEN WARE-Tubs, Pals, Trays, Bowls, Wash
Boards Rolling Pins Beetsteak Mauls, sc.
CoRDAGE-Hemp and Manila Rope ali sizes.
Call and examine prices and Goods, 52-1m
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CERTIFICATES.

We, the undersigned, are acquainted with the
parties owning the property offered in this Rattle.
and also know the Real Eestate referred to, and we
assure the Public that we consider the title to the
property is indsputabe.
Hon. D. s. iSHATTUCK
JAS. A. MORRISON NJ. D.
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Great Discovery.

gvARcEyrnArD A. ngcALLTSTER & Co.,
AT THE MEAT MARKET,
Now R,;ld;nc. Foot of Main and Broad Streets
NHE great discovery has been made that the Best Beef
Il and vegetables in Nevada can always be found as
49, They kill none but AMERICAN CATTLE of the
hest ouality and keep always hand good supply of
meats of ali kind and wild zane. Also, VEGETABLES,
The hest that the market affords. ooYm
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VIM. J. Knox. VI. D..

OFFERS his services TO the citizens of nevada
" and vicinity He will devote himself exclu-
sivey to the different branches of his profession
medicine, surgery, etc. Bv proper attention and
moderate charges he hopes to receive liberal share
of patronage
At the Nerada Drug Store, Broad st. aJove Pine
l2-3nl*
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Goodman 4 RrOS,,
Miners Exchange g. Saving Bank

SsSV1L1B
Arraory Hall, Cor of Montgomery 4. Sacramento SITS
San Francisco by Dr. A. S. Wright
nEPOT for the reception of Gold Dust for the
- United States Mint at San Francisco
The Miner is hereby informed that the Mint will
be in full operation i'll very short time. DR.. Wright
is now fully prepared to receive and receipt for all
remttances made for coinage he will, when requir-
ed make liberal advances and remittances of Gold
Dust at and half per cent interest he will also
allow the same rate of interest when the funds re-
main over the time required for the coinage.
44-3m A. S. WRIGHT.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

Jackson St. between Montgomery and Kearney Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
L to their old friends and the public generally
that they have leased for term Of years the above
five story brick fire proof Hotel furnished it in the
most SUBSTANTIAL chaste and elegant style, and is
now open for the inspection and patronage of the
public. Their House is sitnated in the vicinity of
the Steamboat Landing, near the business portion
of the cily, is convenient for the business commu
nifty, and being located elevated ground, just
aside from the thoroughtares, is also desirable
HOME FOR FAMILIES,
And gentlemen at leisure. The "International" is
entirely the European plan of Lodgings-with
the meals separate charge in a refectery in the
basement, and also c Ladies Ordinary on the MAN
floor.
n 3. An Omnibus will always be found at the
steamer landings in readiness to convey passengers
to the Hotel at charge of 81. Baggage free.
+. S. PECK,
HENRY FISHER,
April 28-3m Projectors.
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The propretors in conducting this Rattle bind
themselves to carry it on in manner that will be
satisfactory to all who may buy tickets. The draw
ing will be done by gentlemen chosen by the holders
OF Tickets, each county in the State sending COM
mttee OF one for that purpose. Maps of the Real
Estate and samples of the property may be seen at
our office, corner Of Montgomery and Merchants SITS.
For the responsibility of the Proprietors of this
Rattle, and that 1t will be conducted. with honesty
and integrity we refer
His EXcellency JOHN BIGLER,
Hon. w DENVER, Secy of State
J. B. HARDENB ERG, Mayor of Sacramento,
Hon. LIE WIS ALDRICH,
Mai ". H. HARVEY, Sarg't alarms of Senate.
b. WILSON, Wilson's Exchange.
DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sacramento City.
April &c, l854-td.
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SIGHT DRAFTS New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, st. Louis and Cincinnati Also, payable in
almost all the principal cities and towns in the At
lantc States and the Canadas
EXPRESS OFFICE AND BANKING HOUSE. NEVADA
Fire Proof Building, Main Street
WELLS, FARGO & co.
soft G.. w. MULFORD, Ag't
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1000 Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward of $1,000 the safe de-
& livery to the Jaor of Early Co. Georgia, of JOHN H.
ANDERSON, who escaped from Cuhbert jail, on Monday
night, the 18th inst Sud Anderson tried at the
september term of the Superior Court of Early county, for
the murder OF Robert Thompson, and found guilty Said
Anderson IS about % years old, about five feet eight
ten inches high stout built little inclined to be soop
shoudered black hair and black eyes speaks quick when
spoken to- has good set Of esh his eye teeth little pro-
jecting has his face under of his
eyes, and weighs about 60 170 pounds is very quar-
reisome when intoxicated and is OF very bad char
acter. Previous rewards revoked. JOHN THOMPSON.
Fort Gaines, Ga. Oct. 10, 1853 44-f
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TO QUARTZ MINERS.
important Information. "Berdan's Gold
EIachira In Enrlandv y


EIachine in England"
an the London Times and London Mining Journal
are 10 be found the following very favorable reports of the
,naralions OF this machine, which confirm all that has
been said Of ii.
Professor ted eminent lnineralogs has been
wing experiments with it California Quartz, and has
n0red on the subject that he obtained gold the rate
of o. dwts and u grs. per ton, and valued at
In lSs 3d (or $50 6) from some California Quartz in
witch therp was BARELY TRACE of the metal visible,
when rst examined. 1t is also stated by the Professor
that ores containing no more tnih HALF An OUNCE TO THE
TON could be worked proftabiy by this machine in Eng
land ..,..;.. -, =, L.
or,inc- nnon some English gold quartz and he states
thai he has obtained OF wts 10 q per on lis qualities
a. an Amalgamaor very highly exoLed-Sclentific
American. ca.. - ,,.. -,
The subscriber offers for sale few sets OF these highly
anproyed machines TO CLOSE coNslGSaENTs, anu would
he hanpy to give any information in his possession to
parties desirous of purchasing ,.
Also for sale the machinery for Stamp Mill comprising
stalr basins pullies hangers, shafts, &C.
address by letter or personally JOS: PAAsoN,
40 ~ 46 California street, San Francisco
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SUMMONS

NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA Grizzly
Township, S. Justices Court, before r. c. Wyatt j.
P The People OF the State of California to joseph Nc
Kenze You are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned Justice of the Peace at his office in said
Township, on Monday the 18th day of May A. D. 1854
10 o'clock A. NJ, to answer the complaint of George
Elliott who demands of you the of One Hundred and
Fifty dollars in consideration for mining claim which
he alleges to have sold You May 1885, his complaint
being now on file in my Office On failure to appear
and answer judgment will be rendered against you for
said sum OF One Hundred and Fifty Dollars-together
with interest, penalty and cost of suit,
Given under my hand this 10th day of February A. D.
1851, i5-4W' re TyATT.!,P
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Ih0.0OO POUNDS No:
AcVsVVO $50 brls and l.
rs brls N Orleans Sugar
600 bags Rio Coffee;
$50 cases Claret
200 casks Ale and Porter
$50 cases DO do / doz ca;
200 cases Champagne Cider;
100 cases 1-2 & IA Sardines
ap14 I'm is GOODWIN
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BOOKSI ROOKSI

III. DAVIS,
FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, BROAD STREET,
HAS IN STORE
10000 lbs. Sack and Barrell Flour;
1900 lbs. Irish Potatoes $4,000 lbs. Barley;
4,0O0 lbs Butter, large and small packages;
5000 lbs Bacon Sides and Hams,
1,0O9 lbs Lard. 5000 los Clear Pork:
1000 lbs Chop Feed; 1900 lbs Iron and steel ;
l.700 lbs Sperm Candles; SO kegs Nails;
35t cases Shelf Goods, comprising every ysriety of
Fruils, Vegetables, Fowl Meats, sc
ALSC---A general assortment of Queens and Hard
Ware, Mining Tools, sc. The abovr goods have been
purchased for CASH. and will sold at prices to suit the
times Nevada, Jan'y 9Th, 1854. Ii. DAVIS.
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MANASSAS Gar RAlLRoAD.-We learn that the Manas
Gap Railroad Board have put under contract the line
of their road from their depot at Joness Point in ALEX
andria, to GAINESVILLE, distance Of thirty -four miles and
the Loudoun branch road which DIVORCES at point
the main stem of the Manassas Gap Railroad, twenyone
miles from Alexandria, and extends to Pursellve dis
lance of twenyseven miles, which is only sixteen miles
from Harper's Ferry This link, when completed land
it will be prosecuted with ygor will put in immediate
connection with Wheeling, and with the Win
chester and Potomac road which is thrtytwo miles in
length making the distance from Alexandria TO Winches-
ter by railroad ninety-sx miles
Upon the action of the county court Of Rockingham
its next June) the line of the Manassas Gap road
to Harisonburg viii be put under contract as soon
located and as far as Woodstock forthwith.
alexandria Gazette.
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CUBAN AFFAIRs.-Letters from Havana report great
excitement and alarm" throughout the island in
sequence Of the Spanish DEGREES respecting slave
registration in Cuba The cry, it is said, will be
" Revolution and to arms!'
Our readers have doubtless long since learned to dis
trust all bloody stories about Cuban instructions and
Cuban Authorization, emanatng from whatever
These dreul stories about what is to happen in Cuba
put forth merely Congressional stimulants They
simply pioneers to make smooth the way before the
men whose longing eyes fastened Cuba they are
designed specially to stir up the public mind to pitch
Of excitement which will justify Government quar-
rellng with Spain, and stealing the richest jewel from
her crown for better than because we rant
and its is not strong enough defend against
the United States.
The story about the intense excitement in Cuba Just
now, the approaching revolution the purpose of Spain
to emancipate her slaves and make another ST. Domingo
borders, is, in humble opinion all false and
delusve or BEST exaggerated and deceptive manu-
featured for the Washington MARKET colored up to
the ends Of those ibusters who have SO long
veted the rich lands of Cuba and have made repeated
but abortve private attempts to possess themselves of
their neighbor's property.
But will these nefarious plans succeed? Will the pub
lie mind be deluded and excited madness by these oft
exploded fllibusering stories which so diligently
circulated by portion of the press We cannot think
SO. We will not think it until facts compel u.s.
Boston Traveller.
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The GENERAL CONFERENCE Of the METHODIST ErIscopAL
CHURCH SOUTH having determined to elect three addi
onal Bishops proceeded to that duty the 10Th instant
he seventeenth day of the SESSION. when Dr. Gro. F.
PIERCE, Of Georgia, DR.. JOHN EARLY, Of Virginia, and
Rev. H. II. KAvANAGH, of Kentucky, elected. The
other gentlemen voted for were, Dr. W. NJ Wighman of
South Carolina; DR.. j. b. McFerrin, of Tennessee; DR..
A. L. p Green, of Tennessee Dr. j. Hamilton, of Ala
bama Dr. E. W. Sehon, of Kentucky; DR.. W. A. Smith,
of Virginia; DR.. D. R. McAnally, of St. Louis DR.. L. NJ.
Lee of Virginia. DR.. D. NJ. Drake of Mississippi; and
Rev. w. Caples, of Michigan.
The services of three additional Bishops deemed
to be necessary in consequence Of the extensive ursc
ton Of this General Conference extending as it does from
Virginia to California and imposing duties too
for the advancing age of the venerable Bishop SouLE and
Bishop CAPERs.
The city Of Nashville, Tennessee has been selected as
the locality of the Book Concern be established by
the General Conference.
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AMERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE,

FOR THE EXHIBITION OF TILE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
Il. VI til 10 o'clock r.. VI
Twenty five Cents Admittance Will be the price here
after OH all occasions.
HERE will be no J,ee adnsons with the exception Of
sold !,
The Crystal Palace has undergone the nj
terations and Improvements, and rapidly filing up with
elegant and interesting specimens Of handcraf from every
quarter of the world.
The Machinery Department is very complete.
The Picture Gallery already the most comprehensive and
valuable collection in the Western Hemisphere.
The Sculpture contributions embody over 500 pieces of
marble, Of them Of them originals, and all
of exquisite workmanship. Many choice statues besides
route from Europe
section Of the Great Cedar Tree California is con-
tribued BY its patriotic This is no peced.up
nuactured article but perfect and entire log from tree go
feet in circumference and 325 feet high Prof Ben Pierce,
of Harvard College, Cambridge, and Mr. j. NJ Datcheder
have examined it. and report that at the rate of growth
hbtcd by the sap and estimated from the annual rings the
tree Is 3,24l years old.
Altogether the Crystal Palace encoses at this moment
more articles Of novel; useful and attractive character than
can be examined in several days with proper Discrimination
and augmentaons may be confidently relied upon
An efficient Orchestra Of Music will be in attendance
Crystal Palace every morning. afternoon and evening.
The Association offers several Prizes of Gold Medals worth
thousand dollars each their equivalent in also,
other prizes Of cash. plate, medals and diplomas worthy
Inventions, Manufactures, and Works of Art.
All articles which are deemed worthy of place in this
Grand Exposition Of the Worlds Industry and ad
nitted rithom day charge ohoerer 90 Exhibitors
An ecen, Police are in attendance day and night
and the utmost is used in protecting articles exhibited
but the Association dseims accountability for loss dam
sge to such articles. ..sa,.. Fl srtsr
All umbrellas canes &C. must be left the stand nearthe
ioor As the Crystal Palace bonded warehouse vsers
but Of the building.
ra- No checks given and persons readmitted the
sane ticket. P. 7. BARNUM,
may l9-eo3t President
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ANOTHER INDIAN Massacre IN TExAs.-On the q
instant the Government train Of Major Chapman in
charge of number of men, attacked FIVE miles from
Fort Ewel by twenty mounted and well-armed Indians
who killed and scaped Mr. Mcintosh, the wagon master
and FIVE others. Several others missing and were
probably taken prisoners. AL the mules and horses
about hundred connected with the train were taken
and the wagons completely destroyed, with their con-
dollars The train consisted Of fourteen wagons and the
number of Transfers, without arms and only Eve
Of the men, all wounded, had returned to Fort Ewe
The commanding officer, lieutenant, although sick in
bed at the time, on hearing the report ordered out FIVE
different parties of rihemen-one Of twenty men, under
command of officer and four parties Of ten each
der command Of sergeant with each of the latter also
went one of the return Transfers guides As the In
dams had only about two hours the start 1t is probable
they will stand pretty hard chance Of getting away.
The citizens the borders were in state Of great ALARM
and are demanding Of the General Government and the
State TO send strong force to their aid.
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The Royal Family Of Great Britain.

Her Britannia Majesty, ALEXANDRIA, VICTORIA l,
Queen Of Great Britain and Ireland whose birthday
celebrated Wednesday last the oath May born in
lsl9 that she is just thirty five years DID, Perhaps
nay, quite sure-there is Sovereign in Europe
that has rmer hold upon the affections of her people,
than she, certainly there deserving it,
whether she be regarded as woman Queen. Queen
Victoria married at the age Of twentyone on the
10th of February, 1910, and the issue has been:
Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, born Now 2lst, 1s40
Albert Edward, born November 9th, lS4l.
Alice Maud Mary, born April 25, 1843. 4,
Alfred Ernst Albert, born August 9th, 1914.
Helen Augusta Victoria, born May 25, 1916.
Louisa Caroline Alberta, born March Is, ls4s.
Arthur William Patrick Albert, born May lst, 1850.
| son not yet named, born April 7th 1858.
Eight children, four and four daughters in thr
teen years, and all well and a!ive.-Erpress.