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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26

J. r.. WHITE, OF RO.lEOKE,
Will SELL OFT HIS ENTIRE STOCK
AT EaSTERN COST FOR CASH.
MY object is to sell out clean. TO give room for
vi large stock OF Foreign Goods imported
through my friends in the East, and as l have a
large stock Of goods Oh hand. | viii sell from day
10 day at prime Eastern cost FOR CASH, TO
close out by the First os March. Nj facilities
for getting out goods from the Atlantic ports
IRE Equal to any House in .1Assourj.
And my experience in Roanoke for - years. in
selecting goods for that market. enables ne to Of
FER greater inducements than any house west Of
ST. Louis. Ny stock next sprns will be selected
with great care, and will be fresh from the
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
And owing 10 one fact. that am at 10 expense
for rents. 10 clerks hire, and have a large Hotel
attached TO my store, we are prepared 10 feed the
hungry AID ciothe tie naked, better terms than
any house in this country, and tell Cne and al! that
WHITES in Roanoke is the place. and no mistake.
J. W. WHITE. Proprietor.
y. B.-All kinds Of trade onted at the highest
market rates. J. W. w.
Roanoke, January u, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
wanted,

4 N intelligent boy, from II to 10 years old, t
a learn the matchmaking business. Immedi
ate application will secure a good situation.
jabl2 JOHN CHAMBERLAIN:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
Paints and Oils.

A GOOD supply always on hand, for sale al
~ river prices, at the Fayete Drug and Book
Store. janl2l W. r. SNELSON.
DERFUMERY.-A endless variety foI
l. sale at the Fayette Drug and Book Store
ianl2 w. Il. SNELSQN,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26

NNTGNES-D Different qualities and prices, for
w sale by oct20 JOHN r. CARSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
CLOVER SEED.

= BID s CLOVER SEED for safe Il TIC mar
Dc y SP6TSWOCD < EIREBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
CF5AEH pgMpS,

DUT up on reasonable terms, in tie best styIs,
I and warranted to work we'll. Orders may
be left with Manson & Rartholow, or address
]. v. BROWN; Glasgow.
December y, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26

TRACl chains, log chains, fifth chains, bells,
l. hatchets, tacks. SPADES, shoyeis, hancs, rat
traps, fry pans, tea kettles. brass kettles, coHeo
mills, mouse traps, apple peagrs.
Oct2o (. g. THONSCT.
ELASS--SXIc; lOvI2; I2xlt; Tor sale BY
VI Oct20 J. ). THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26

NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned have sold their entire stock
l. Of Groceries and Liquors to Messrs. Chas
II. Lewis & Co., (late Of Alabama who We take
pleasure in recommending 10 our former patrons
and friends, TO whom we return our sincere thanks
or the liberal patronage bestowed upon our house
or the past six years, and respectfully asl. con-
inuance Of the same to our successors.
One of us may always be found at the old
stand. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow, December 90, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
PRINCE ALBERT TRAITOR
TO ENGLAND!
france, England, Austria and Prussia
Declared in Favor Of Turkey.

DEFTES THE ALLIED
Pc WERS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
PAPER.

I ETTER, Foolscap and Note Paper, for sale
Ia by the ream or quire, at the FaYetle Drug
and Book Store.
ianl2 w r. SNELSON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
EE ATEaERS.

WE win pay 40 cents per paIna ior all the
w goed Feathers We can get.
d.c22 SPOTSNOOO ( KIRKBRIpE:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
INEgLs:O.

90 POUNDS INDIGO, warrs2ied the
/ w best .lt;c',. for ale low by
dec22 SrOCSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26

yyTE8EsNE-As superior article by the barrel
~ or hai barrel, for sale by
Oct2O JOHN r. CARSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
WANTED;

TWO young men Of intelligence, good address;S
L and business habits, TO ride on horseback dur-f
Ing the winter and spring. Good wages will be
given. Each vii! he required to furnish his OWN
horse, saddle &c. Address
J. W. BROWN.
decc2 Box 1853, Glasgow, No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26

The King decreed to all suspension Of
export duties on coal till further notice.
Sweden ard Denmark have issued cir
culars, declaring their neutrality, come
what may.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA.

10000 FrencFmn on The March TO Join
TIE Turks.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26
ENGLAND.

Much indignation exists in England
against Prince Albert. The Prince, it is
stated, betrays all Cabinet secrets 10 Russia,
Austria and Germany. The matter is ex-
pected 10 come before Parliament.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-26

Jan 19--Sw By 3. II. WILSON, ID. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
HIDSONS BAY TERRITORY.

From The Nos,fe7l Herald CT T7w,day
ne GoNeTro or Of ms vast couHy Sir George Simpson,
gte'en Of some Of the Hudsons Bay Conpanys estab-
ailments in Tho interior Of Rupeyts Land Wo are glad
wksin that thrOUghCu. the country found to be
tttihy prosperous and tranquil and thar civilization il
anIg vide and r9lid strides among tue natives many
NLom in various parts of The country are part ais
sncotrg hunting and directing their attention 10 the
aNscn Of the soil, with the most happy results both
n" tLer physical ccEOrt and mental advancement.
80 he1 hlyor settlement, which contains a popul
~ NJ sVoO FOULS, presents We are told, picture Of
happlntis and cOnteLtment bat rarely to be
s,. WIN 10 communities whOe proximity to the
III eeheFs Of civilization affords them many advantages
s, sSeed BY their brethren al the ouiposts IT, how.
r icy are deprived IF of the Injuries of high
IL :, 0nHlauon, lhcy have most OF the comforts Of
ss,,. ss command, and are free from many Of the
III o temptations Of artificial state Of society,"
as hs houIshIg settlement tbat we may look Tor
extension OF the blessings Of religion morality
kbss throughout the wide spresd b1' thnly in
We western section Of the Continent; aud here
arS the Roman Catholic and Church of Eng
he Pc sswe as tbs Scottish Presbyterian pastor
hs,rpc, back arc interchangeable in heir eIertions
hoe tis u eoncetc their respective iocks and pro
SWis Tuioral as well their spiritual interests.
aer a.. ge supposed the WeseyGDs would be behind
sp isr IN this extensive, and, from what
ttdirsIy eaIren field Of missionary labor we ac-
tie Re- Il sr George Simpson the 18th July,
aehrrcb -; sOhn Ryerson and several missionaries Of
Wen Lskes ner iamlies near the hight of land be-
sss Bay~,u penor a1d Winepeg, their way to Hud-
~ iea in Oh. eo'v Acdth ana spirits ana iu OF nope
I'd be sps,, cause for which they are ready to spend
sus q hs Ssoeen unusually moist in the territory
,nt bad No seaA sie: Marie beyond which point the
shh, we extended, tut al and in the neghborhood
7afss.se s,s. 70 learn, the pestlence was making
| a. &c dssnro; "s also iegret-Glthough We cannot say
| sIseTntsi-,o e., iof our hopes on the subect have
nsersl iatOr,O,En nd SIR George Simpson obtained no
sssstsee hsaIss.a.eon respecting Sir Johr franklin. No
~ D. Re ., re- received At Red River or else where
70 unseae.'o Iher expeditions in tho AZ tic Ro1.
'''S''' "a lhlse ;A9 sGgh,e.t bops en,es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
RECENT FIRE =.

LEBssos CoIrox F,cToRr BtnNr.-Wc are deeply
concerned ct having 10 announce the destruction b,
of the Cotton and Fouring Mills at bauon The build
ing discovered TO be fire about 10 o'clock on Sat.
urday night and in very short time was reduced to
ashes. How the FIRE occurred ia not known This estab
lshment was model of lis kind. IL was as complete in
all It's appointments liberal penditue and Inc best
selected and most approved machinery could make it.
of superior excellence while the Lebanon -four had
become the fevonte brand in our mcrket The loss,
though considerable, viii not he felt much by the
stockboders among whom it will be divided, by the
public to whom it calamity. There was, under
stand, insurance of s3l 900 the establishment,
which is not above thild Of it, value.
Nashville Tenn Banner July 30.
LARGE FIRE Is LExIVGToS.-We learn from Tie
EUoaang TtegraDh Tat the extensive commission and
forwarding warehouse of james Harper az Lexington,
Ky, burned 10 the ground Saturday night Doth ut.
together with five freight that the railroad
the warehouse. The dwelling of Mrs. Geohagens
fire several times but saved by the frensn.
Three or four freight burned mp. The ga-
works situated the street from the warehouse
in great danger. The iron reservoir which contained
the gas heated hot that the gas had TO be let of
and fears entertained that explosion might take
place. The extensive iron foundry OF Drake * Webb
fire several times, but ex'inguished before
material damage was done. Louisville Journal 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.


T.ogG Co., q. w. Aug. THE hay is not yet all
cured Rye is good, wheat is not Weather hot. Oats
are likely prove better than expected. Potatoes
have to grow yet They could not do it during the drouh
Hay crop very large.
Nevork, Dell Aug. "A GREAT WHEAT CRoP.-Jas.
L. Martin, Of this place expects to raise forty bushels
Of wheat the all lot and thirty bushels
pcr acre on sixty acres Francis r. Garden of Brandy
vine thinks his wheat will forty bushels to the acre.
Many other fields in the county promised about equal to
these until attacked with rust
Ckcrlestoa IS Co. Aug. l.-Thermometer 96o at 7.
NJ ord ego at p NJ, in the coolest place l find.
CLUeload o. Aug. 1.-The hottest day this season.
II is very dry in parts and fires raging in the
woods and fields burning fences and endangerng build
ings.
Penn Yan N. " (Dcaoccat.) Aug. 3.-The drouth is
unparalleled. Wheat Yields oleraby well but the quantity
sown was small Barley viii not be than half crop
The hay crop of the County will not exceed three
fourtLs Of un 10 the acre, and the pasture fields lit
orally dried up they look though they had been burned
over Corn potatoes, and fields Of oats look WELL
and with timely rains, will do well. Buckwheat, upon
which SO much reckoning made, is likely to prove
failure An unusual quantity sowD but ii only just
coming up and it is feared Jack Frost will catch it before
II rpens Many farmers will convert their buckwheat
fields into summer fellows, and TO winter wheat
Cattle arc almost starving.
PeeTLcro IN. H. Aug. FL DO not think average
hay crop quite equal past years. but the quality first
does look beautiful Potatoes look we'll Their bad time
lie to come yet. We have fair show Of apples Rye,
oats and the small quantity of wheat grown here all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
TEXAS.

The Perseverance arrived a; NewOreans on the 3oth
ah. bringing dates from Galveston 10 the 2eth. The
f,slrtssos Mere OF the 25th says
For the last few days the weather has been unsettled
and oppressively warm and musketos have been more
troublesome th0n at any previous time this season. We
have had. and anon, dark and portentous- looking
clouds floating us, with distant rumbngs of thunder
and occasional lightning in the norheas almos, every
dsy during the pas week and should not be surprised
II visited with more heavy rains the weather
again becomes entirely setedvsatons which, at pres
emit would most earnestly deprecato.
great deal OF apprehension seems to he felt IN the IN
terror that the showory weather of the last month Will
produce the cotton worm but has not yet appeared to
such extent to do any damage Should te weather
continue dry and hot the crop will no doubt escape
the rGvages Of these Insects
The Fanr understands that the worm has appeared
some Of the plantations Of the Bernard but We believe
that it has done no material injury.
FArAL AfTAIR.-dn ARRAY occurred in the streets OF
GAINESVILLE Texas the 2d inst, between Chas H. Pea
body Albert Western and Miles Husbands which resulted
IN The death Of Air. Peabody from pistol shot by the
hands OF Mr. Western. Western aud Husbands were i'm
uedatcy arrested ond have been recognized appear
AZ the OF the District Court when the matter II
undergo judicial Interrogation
The Houston star says: THE citizens of the lower
part of the county taking steps TO obtain division OF
he territory and the erection of county be called
San Jacno of parts of Harris Liberty and Galveston
public meeting is to be held the subject San Jacn
TO- on the eth of August next, the day of election"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
OREGON.
We ,veucw. IRON, Oregon 20 The IC.h Of JAY.

TIE mos: ntcres.nc rews &c have hsi from this por'
,- Pc, ,i.~ .rd %, i-,-s' j-''.'c-s "i rich god
J. . e. i,er i.-t Di."rt cd oil, be de Mountains.
,'oip ~ t.. '.-,Ar. %A..s-' s' bearing coz
.lt.. .viri..s .s:-tes,. = o.. 81 in The
Tie Uapqsa Ga:lae contains the following eHtrac.
from private letter the Prospec II ;he Cascade Noun
iHins:
Il have just returned rom three webs azi 5.-:l
~ IL c. al" - .l;"',- ".i avn ls.fN '''t iafi th-
rcsu.i q cur ZIP t-t t-v-!-r.4 gre -la g. sure OF
ray tc;ieT c1 ary -l-os o.. -ccer; s-otsry Start
be,h tou"row IN company w..N 'hc Hoo. Is. >n9Sei
fully. = the opinion eft VIZ simpson ,-t those mines
viii pay double ;hoso OF Goose Bay.
RuH DIoGNCs oN ruf Cogr Utg.-T'- Dnoc-t..-
SfaHl0rH extra SAYS Minors makia rom SO To Sl-c
per dsv The character OF the gold IS much tie
Tie coarse gold Of California sud : s1d 20 assay eQus
Is well. Cne party Of four men are said TO have taken
cut some COO in the short space OF teo weeks Abou,
- eco Of tie gold from The new discovery as on eNao.
ton at Port Oxford, when the Columbia wa ,here.
These cicEu be found on Tho south Fork Of Che
Coquie River The distance the roai now travelled
20 iss from Orford but more direct tra VIII De- made
reducing the dsieuce 80 miles The diGgincs are - o.
found Ia the bed Of the river which "iihsVeto pe h1med
and the greatest obstruction VIII be me hea'y oo0'e's
rock. &c.
new paper The D.mocra,.e Standard is about 70 be
issued at Portland.
TIE WILLAMETTE RUER.-The river = .l,t recod.ns
10 IL natural stage II has no, been high rs usual this
summer therefore mast be inferred that the snO" III me
mountains deep as II generally Is OreSon1au
duced wonderful change the appearance Of the grow
ing crops Wheat is pening fast, and will soon be ready
for the sickle. loresonan
LE.D MlNEs.-Lead mines have recently been dscov-
cred in ST. Ieens The specimens shown rs have every
appearance OF yielding - FER cent pure Lead oeohia
SAT- SrRISGs.-At the kammas vail, near Nnches-
ter in Southern Oregon there twen-your large sa
spipgs Sixteen quarts of the water produce one quart OF
CxcClCit sal,.
MELANCHOLY ACdDFNr.-On Sunday, Mr. j. Mel lush-
ln one of the propotos of the Yre&a line of stages was
thrown from the seat Of of the coaches while going
down seep hill q few miles west of this city and Instant
" killed Ills fall was occasoned by ono Of the wheels
pitching into hole bile be was in the act OF putting on
the brakes and throwing him OF the !oit SIDE OF the
coach tire hind wheel passing over ms heal iracllrn-
the skull vcry badly He was from Springfield, ONO,
and about twenty three years OF age.
Mr. Mclaug him formerly resident OF MarysVh'e,
in this State
From The Imgyaa C4:,Hs Of June q we extract the
following with regard 70 the OF Southern Oregon
Observation-Disclosures 1T this place continues brisk,
AID heavy sales groceries and provisions have been
mace during the past week
MEAT MARKET.- Fresh Beef Is selling at from - to 20
cents 9 h; Mutton p Nerison. J. cents Bear
meat 10 to l. cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08

Thomas H. Jones, who was formerly save, an -; =
- o,,orei some six years in raising money by giving
ectures and selling pamphlet of his own life for the o.
nsbe purpose Of purchasing the freedom Of 5 "a. e S9P
VIZ hon.e ard other things in northampton. George
Il Ws,hincton Of lions Church in Newayen COM,
r nfople against giving 10 him any longer a. Ms
son il now al liberty. lNo1ces'eI ''''S
Acciprxr-SLAyEs II kA>sA'-A dispas'n In -.
~, 1,,s dated at Kansas on the 2lst OF JuIy say
'oe time 30 the afternoon OF the previous day JUICE
Wa5(rap. in the pursuit Of runaway nesroesi Tsn a.
,smpting 10 dismount from his horse dsehaeI b Ms
I'D eioht buck and sixteen goose sho' PeHel @'' ~ 49,
lie lied the same night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
PROGRESS or TIE CHOLERA.

CEo.-RA - Troy Fourteen cases have beer reported
10 tie Board # Health the oryeght hours ending AZ
noon on Monday. including five deaths.
TuE CHoIFRA ~ NFwARg During Saturday and yes
terday TIC disease increased considerably in this city We
have heard Of helf dozen deaths. colored man
named George NauderbecA died in shanty at the lower
end OF South Bioal st. Saturday, and going there
yeserdey morning the OSerseer oi the Poor found ion
other persons IN dying condition in the create filth and
wrctciedne.s one removed To the Hospital and the
other three have died. Their Frank Mart
Betscy snd Julia Nanderbeck The house they occupied
has been Kept in G0rdery manner, and a. was unh
for heblta0n the this morning burned down.
There fifteen persons living in IT,. An IRISH woman
died on the bill near the canal las. evening. German
woman died in Spngfeldav aud one or two other deaths
have occurred the locality of which we have not acar-
famed (Daily Adv, 7th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
! 5 observation-disclosures OFFICE.

ALLEGED yioIATI0N ~ THF SLAVERY LAWS
cargo Of slaves from the Coast OF Africa It Is sad
wCr. landed about two months SINCE in the Island OF
Cuba from the American ship Grey Eagle Capt. DON
aid Of the vessel has recently arrived g. Philadelphia.
Examination o, the charge and one OF the Deputy Mar
shals sent 20 Philadelphia who IL j. stated has served
the warrant on Captain D. he having notified yesterday
by telegraph Ia iat effect aud viii probably be here
Tuesday morning accompanied by Cap. d.
SUPREME COURT-SFEoIAL TEsM-Before Jgd1e Mitchell.
DECISIONS.
Babcock agt. Bahcock-Complant, order Of reference
and proof Of service 20 be produced.
Zsalowskey egt. Sedgwick, ~c.-Prooi OF service To
be amended.
Winship agt. Winship-Proof defective.
In the matter of the estate Of Asa A. Goodrich, Ne
Original petition TO be produced There SHOULD be Two
orders, if there two suits &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08

Z Il steamship Manou Poster 5 hours, ChaHesioa with
nd ard pes O Spofold. Tleston - Co
VI steamship F0uds w O0ihaI ea'a-l-N - nuns VIVA
rrdse md pas- 90 : l. Nitchu.
Chanberin hohrrtsln ia y' ar a.
lrr s-ot~ oas Lou-a tNorw from Gzsfo" itdefsi f
ct.r..op Crossed tue IN -. and ice Toe K
la he'd q wey wirc. ne enre assase t9oks ph9 OF
fh o. Block s.Ed; has had des be- on the pi's-
SIR icf Baitl 81 days Anfwc:p, VIA mc'- fni
~ rtss Nesuth ju.y IT, lat q - Ton q - say Fo
OF westerly winds sn- 20 ~
~ fhI be l. Js ttc wes;wsfd " ne Bank IL Id
q. 9esft al q blta "a t.s p1AslEe t,.,-.-
r.. Nsoul Dr -L.. T.ee q days W coal al ~ A.
Id Williams Gulol. July . d., g 20 !oa = CO. eH-aen9 ~
isfk lie loud L. 3, -sze H--aser
o Cslerrs ....
B.r. katr Alec i0i BooLi Lo~e, bAtl'.e -iys' wa
G, 81 Fos'er src = .Arrll. -..,
F-,. P.r.v N-f.ca,v lM-c. Seweass 81 d,ys n cai
4 Me- fue IL H. q o. I01 =. ~ f-i. "a tie
wreck Br b painted bscs Nth mite sfeas ana yen ="
80 rr Geek Toll ~ ws'e- aid .laudectt 49,
Big Enrbcv Carver. IndLo O. Cuoa Jly - VII -ls
master s-td eolper7 " brs y ors@ Dle-"f 'oi-Al o'
Bremen.
BELOw-One -hip Br bars and so bdf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08

SLGHr RAILROAD AccIDEST-The locomotive of the
lcl click ,rain from Newark for Newfork ran OF the
ack about half way between the two depots az Newark
Hi. morning coming in contact with the inclosure Of &
ward few feet from the track and within fifteen or
twenty feet Of the door of house The accident was
caused BIZ defect in one OF the rails No was hurt,
and We believe the locomotive was not broken though
nearly en- hours delay occas;oued by the accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
THE TURF.

UYIoy COURSE, L. I.-TRorTNG--uo"doy, Aug -
Match for 81 eco, mile heats, TO wagons
" Woodruff Marx MasuFe '''''''''.'''''''
W. 'r,-vTip II Hr,T SECOND Heal.
First 50 First -
Il Hall mile sss.l =
ys ,. f3l Mile ..........'...'' II
Very large amounts saked by the parties on ths
race Mark had the call at 100 to TO- and won the race
without struggle taking the lead each heat All retain
ing il without being headed in the race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
FIRE IN BROOKLIN


Alou O'Clock Treslsy morning fire broke Oui in
the building Ncs and Nsssau-s, lower part, occupied
by aIiag * Russell as coffee and spice warehouse
upper part BY Mr.. Pigot a spring mandatory The
flames spread With astonishing rspidy, and in less than
half er hour after TIE fire broke out the building was
heap Of ruins Tie less is estimated AZ about 5000.
Insured for eco in City offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Tie Indian difficulties Puget Sound are not yet set
It'd From The Pion,,r and Democrat we learn that the
Indians " ho have been committing depredatons upon the
whites are rather formidable in point OF numbers as well
A. possessing sufficient quantity OF arms 10 endanger the
safety OF the sparse settlement of the Sound Oregonan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08

Mrs. Ann Watson an English ballad singer OF merit
died suddenly in Philadelphia yesterday OF apopexy
She WAS the widow Of John Watson musician OF hiS'
standing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

DESPERATE AND BRUTAL AssAULT.-At 81 O'Clock
yesterday Monday man called the residence Of Mr..
Henry Keyser leather merchant of ew-York,J No a
Wilow-st and inquired If Mr.. X. was in He was in
formed that Mr. Keyser not at home, when he in
qured about other members Of the family and asked to
remain and for glass Of AS the servant girl
went after the water this scoundrel turned around and
struck her with large paving stone tied up in handker
chief marked II r.. 12 the side of the head. As she
turned around he struck the girl in the race with his fist
He then away and made good his escape The alarm
was given, but officer could be found. The wound is
quite serious one but the doctor has doubt of the
girls ultimate recovery. This outrage s the more
fragrant for its in open day. The girl was
alone at the time she was thus cowardly assaulted and
when she raised the alarm several Of the neghboos
to her assistance, but too late.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08

N PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
Cvtv q Sew. YORK notice hereby given Cd q-rs3-l lr ~
ensaslrs; JOHN LEI Js, late Of ~ L-y OF View OK &C.
b. u.ar iLf same vouchers thereof y IT, s1.F,
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