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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

6FThes German liquor sellers of Cincn-
natl have resolved to dsobey both the State
and the city laws on the liquor question:
They are circulating petition to the Gov
ernor, calling upon him to convene the Leg
islature, that the obnoxious temperance law
may be repeated. 1t won't win.
o. s. journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

GyVirginia has beaten the Yankees al
their own weapons. John X. Rollow, of Fred.
ricksbursh. Va, has invented machine
which will husk and shell corn at one ope-
ration The ear with husk is thrown into
ilsmoptb, and at the tvinkling of aa eye
the corn falls at one point, the clean cot
coming gpt at the otheE end. Its capacity
is about four hundred barrels per day
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

OF DR.. q. Price Smith is now associated
with Mr.. Wharton as cdtore: the Wheeling
Gastete. Mr.. Wharton has done enough
work for three men in the last year, and he
should have had an efficient ssistant long
ago.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

r6TTbe farm belonging to Nathan Neo-
port situated in Colerpin township, and about
mid~ ay between here and Wheeling 10 offer
ed forlsale. 1t is most excellent farm-les
well for farming purposes-s under good cul-
tivation--nnd has on it good buildings. See
Advertisement.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

(-The yard at the New Steam Saw Mill
is rapidly filing up with logs. The snow oI
the last few days has been favorable for haul.
ing logs, and many persons are making the
m JSt OF It
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
<Esni0
Asesesg2

NJ. r.. CHrscu.-Pastor, John NJ. Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship at II o'olook, A. NJ. Sabbath School
at 81 o'clock ?, NJ, David Thoburn, Superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN CHpHcH.--Pastor Jshs lhq6af.--
Public Worship at II o'clock, A. M. Sabbath
School At o'ceck'f. NJ. Georgs Asdfrson, Super.
nlendant. y" 80
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CnvRerh--Pqs,or, Al.ran.
der Young Public Worship at II O'clock A. NJ
Bible, Clsss,insile.ed by the Pastor at 10 o'clock
A NJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

ttt7-The monetary panic in ST. Louis is sub.
siding, and mare money is dcpoosi ted than is
withdrawn from he bank. 1t is confidently
said that the private unks, which have
suspended, will shortly resume business.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES,

1TsY HILLS, 'CROfULAIAND DISEASED
BlD ID hfof ibese terrific diseases, Carlets Span.
ish Mixture IL the only specific.
The propristen have IN their possessign over one
hundred certificates oi the most extraordinary cures
ELECTED by II.
We refer 10 the certificate Of Richard Adams, late
High Shchffol Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton. Com
missioner OF the Riysnuc lor Richmond General
WcIch, OF the Mammoth Circus; Dr. iiuniloy. OF
Washington City; Mr.. VIM A. Ma,tbc ws, md {.
- Luck, Es1., of Richmond, Va, Mr. r. BJyjen,
Exchange Hotel, Va. oDd host ot Others, who
have seen cases Of the worst description cured by
Carters Sppuish Mixture They ell cariiy that IL
Is the grca test purifier. Of the blood known.
Sec adver tis-Innnt = Jan. ~, lpi,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

THE LUMBER TRADE..-The amount Of lum-
Der received at Chicago during the year 1854
was $50. 100000 leet--an increase. .ol near 81,
100000 over the previous year. In Albanp
the receipt were 81 .OOo, ,oOo--a decrease Il
100000 feet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

0TOne Of the Texas papers remarks that,
Sat the recent sitting Of the court of San
Antonio, thirteen gentlemen were assigned
places in ne Penitenliary.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

The most confirmed eases Of the most distressing
diseases, oll!nes uf.rs from indi gosiiOl All o Us,
rporc less, troubled with this annoying symp.
tom, sill asst IL general thing, ws do not attOmpt
to mediate until something serious interyenes. We
would as a public monitor warn ell our readers
against the sin Of neglect and nt the snme time re-
comment to their notice DR.. lloohon1's German
lhitrrs the original preparation az ptepursG by DE-
q. VI. Jackson, No. 40 Arch street, Plnlndelphia 49,
We have seen cures cii-c;sI through its influence
Sc advertisement. tScOits Weekly
Fab 3 2yy.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

IN pursuance Of the ast will and Tes ia.
b rnent OF David Miller. dc ed. tie Farm on VIII icl
said deceased lived the tme Of his drCtasc Is or
cd for SAFE. said fam is sit aie " mits South ~ ~
Clsirsvil le Oh usd leading To JbCUl siUg, ord
miles from the q. Rail Road. in tie county o! Bel
non Ohio occitsnrg t5l scT's Of good qrAhy. u
Lard al cut 90 acre. ui hoh u good timber the bel
snee Is in good STATE Of Cultivation The land iay
well. aud is wei waterei. On tho prcmi m
tes there il two comfortable Dwelling AA1A
Houses, Barn, stable, orchard aud Stone Is.s.hU
Spring House, over a strOug aud never ssssMX8
failing Spring Of good water near TO the E1sfaX
hOuse. There Is plenty Of stone coal and
Lime stone on the premises, and il a handsome aud
desirable situation for any one wanting small Farm
Ifsaid land is not sold at private G1e before the 2lt
dsy OF June next, II VIII on sad day he GOred at pub
tic sale on tile premses. For terms arplyto the sub
scfsher living mile premics.
MILTON MILLER, Executor.
February Ist. 5J-ts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

0TPrintcrs accounts are said to be like
faith, the substance OF things hoped Tor, and
the evidence of things not seem
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g. JOB PRINTING,
PROBATE COURT.

February session. Monday Feb. 5th.-
The first case called vas
The State of Ohio Fer violation of every
Us. section Of the Liquor
Charles Hessey. Law.
d. d. T. Cowen for the State, and Gen.
Weir for Defendant. Verdict: Gully, De.
fendant gave "leg bail"
In the case Of The State OF Ohio Us. jas.
per Robinson, for being intoxicated, the De.
iendant plead guilty, and was sentenc ee to
imprisonment in the county Jail one day and
. pay fine of S..
State of Ohio
Us. Getting intoxicated.
Henry Roach, }
N u. d. 7. Cowen for State and w. S. Ken
non for Defendant. Pleu of Guilty. Fined
100 and costs, and imprisoned day.
Tuesday morning. The first case called
was
The State of Ohio For violation of every
rs. section of the Liquor
ID. ID. Il. Cowen for the State, and VIM.
Kenn, n, Jr., for the Defendant. Verdict
Not guilty.
state IS 8 o-' Riot and Assault.
Ebenezer Coss,)
John Cess, and Geo. Mcpherson. -
ID. D. II. Cowen for State and M. Pen.
ningion. for Defendants. Riot count. mol
ros'd. Plea OF guilty of assault. Fine Of
and costs.
p. S. On Wednesday morning, Mr.. Hrs
, EY was re-urrestcd in Barncsvile, by Officer
IpER.ss and brought lack TO town, when the
. ourt sentenced him to he imprisoned Ten day.
T. nd fined $25 and costs.
- -,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

~OLD AND SILVER WATCHES, OF
II ali Notwithstanding, Magic, and d. n, Cases,
,ost ressysd and loy sale at redueed ,prses, by,
o. s0otf'
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Sr. CLAIRsYILLE Feb.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE Feb 8.
Eggs, la. Butter, l8. Flour, 900. Hams
10. Shoulders y. Sides, Z Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 7@S. Coffee, II. Molasses
3l@2a Oats, 37@4O. Clover Seed 500.
Timot ly-scarce 3,35@3,5o. Dried Apples
100. Nails Sa9d 4,S7. Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,S5 Lard Sc. Potatoes SIPS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
SIIERIFF"S SALE.
j. l.. Grove
Us.
Ann l.. Pool.

virtue Of an order Of Sale to me drec.
- ted from the Court ofCommon Pleas OF belmont
County, ohio will offer for Sale al Pugfc Auc, On on
Tuesday, The l3hddy Of Februdry, A. d.
I-5j, betwee tie hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ ani "a,
CLOCK N. CT said day at the front door of the Cnu-
house ~ St LIaTsvie, Belmont County, Otio, the fol
lowing d. sCribed lands and tcncmcntst TO wiz Siise ~
lhg and heng in the County Of Belmont and state q
ONO. ANA bounded aud described a follows. Lot.
NOS ONE ipur and twenty ght, Ia the town of III.
"reat esiern ~ sad county AID slsO one other
OF parcel vi aud supposed 10 he and hafsrre.
ieihg ahthst portion ni land which lssac Lee ouylt o
Benjamin Barrett, which lies south Of tie town mai nj
The Great Western m Belmont County, Ohio iouu.
ed on tne East ny Isaac Lea formerly John McCrsckeu
on lns SOuih BY John Shannon the West by the Conn
Y Road and on the North by town plat OF the freat
western ~ said luniy. ShcriHs Once st. Csr,yilIe
January the lzlh lsjj.
Jyn. I2th, 1855 s3-j ''''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

tTThe stage from the East on Monday
passed through town on runners. A capital
idea for the sleighing IS erlra super.
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DIED.

CONCORD, N. II. Feb. 8.
Rev. John Musre the late Know Nothing
nominee for Governor, died suddenly this
morning.
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MARRIAGES.

On the 3lst ult., by Rev. j. Moffatt, Mr.
JOHN HEwETsoK and Miss MARY E OSBORNE.
On the 25th ult.. 0y Rev. N. c. Worth
ington, Nj. JAMES H. Hoover and Miss ELI
IA JANE PERRY, all OF Belmont CO. o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
State Of Ohio, Belmont County, IS.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS
Pawn wrish 80 Adminisrstor ofths Estate ofnose.
ID. Cove, DECEASED
ps:
UHam Cove.
In Attachment.
KINuE ,,id Defendnn, nirnm Gnre , Nom. |

lTHE said Defendant Hiram Cove a non.
resident oi the Bst" Df Ohio WI tBkr notice tA,
Pett iOn h.d IN the Clerks OGce of the COut o
Common Pleas Of ssd tounty Of Belmont on the 2fh
day Of January 1885, aud ibAt OTfe' .! Atsthn.
against the proper ~ vi aid dt edaut .u,d the
same dt;e. The OBJECT aud ptaIrr 0i sad Petition "a
TO recover judgment agsiugt tie dcfohdsut TIE ~ ~
Of tlpW, Icing one hair ufhe JOIN, lia1ihy o the
sadt Muscr ID. Cove, bctettcd and the ssd defendant
On subdry outs,andins noes against THEW, and being
TIE amount Of the lahhy Of TIE said defendant ~ III.
plainti as hhinisraT ~ Aforesaid the tayin.nl
Of sah nnicH by tho said plaiHtiT Adnnis!tAi0r
siTesad with tic interest from tie dates Of the several
notes Aforesaid. And asO tor the Of 81 80 wih ~.
from The ltd0y Of Aug irj3 account o.
ttid deCeAfrd sFairst said deiond6ut, which WsA due
aHd unpaid in tIe life time Orssd dccensed. Inlcss
tu0 defendant appear aud answer by tie 2it dsy ol
March, A. D. IrJj, jidgment w be takeu against him
J ". NEwrORr, iu'y Tor Piaina
JOHN ~ HEATON, Ccrk.
Tch. !. irJJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
SlIERIFFS SALE.
John N"iswangcr
u.
Isaac Ne;saanger.

virtue o' M Execution 10. me directed
- ir'u u" toatt OF Common PIsas Of IIrinost
mn'y OHIO Will ofer for sac Al rutiic Auction 81.
F'1ay- he End day gf F.truary, 4. d.
tewtep tie hours ~ l0O'ciock A. NJ aud u'cio,
T. Oi said day on the premises ofIsaac Nciswaur,r
~ Eitdcrd township, Belmont Ceuhty. Ohiu, the tot
i1"ing gpnfs aud thsttels 20 viii Two Bay Marc one
Three year old Colt one Blsck Mare One spriug t'oit
IhIsn mich Cows, Four head Of Young Caio ard lot
o "hra ~ TIE Bsrr snppossd TO lie Two Hundred LIsh
t's. h1ertu = once, ~ CiairsyiIir. Ian. ~. Is.J
LAM IsJj siI2
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CINCINNATI MARKET,

FfB. 5.-Busness is very dull. Flou, -
95aS,OO Corn 57u62. Oats 4Oadl. Whis-
ky Hull vt 23 Nothing done in provisions.
Eastern Exchange Gal, premium.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

4 NANlBK y SPANISli M1NTURE.--
TnE GEr,r rcRniEE avs Rloop.- Tstsp par
f'eIe u bsrearg'aH.
Ill he AGhtsl Rad aad Fona,rJ
" tsyAtttnLR HrssnY for scroais. KIas's Xvii.
Rheumatism. Obstinate Cutancous EruriUns, rirnpies
9r Pnsiuics or ~" Faes Botohe-, nois Chronic fore
E'c., Ring Worm or letter. .Srald Head Enlargement
-. Psn oftho Zones and Joints. stubborn Ulcers.
80: !ic Disordrrs. Lnmbsgo, spinal Complaints,
an" - = esscs arising rom an injudoiousnse OF As,
cuty. ,lcnee ia Life or Imputity OF the Blood.
Ihis great sltrretiye Medicine and Purifier OF
o all parts ofte Uniied states who testify daily To-
mgLGa.'e ;, 2s.i9Imgi hy ths ,,v gieneS o al
ta'ga R'eomaisin sc,plua, Etuytious on the skin.
Liver Disease. fcypr- Tltus old Snfes Affections OF
Pains aud Aching Of tic Bone. and JOINTS, speedily
pn TO Hight by usng this great aud iuesImsbie remedy
Tor al diseases Of the Blood, nothing las yet been
ouni 20 romrare with H. u cleans.s ile system Of all
impurities acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion. tone TO the
stomach, MAKES 'he skin Gear and healthy, and re.
stores the Constitutions crfeeled by disease or trokep
down h. the excuses Of YOUTH to its pristine vigor and
Por the LsGcs i. incomrarahIy stter than all the
cosmetics ever -sed iow doses Of C.RTER's SPANISH
'iaTrRE will remoye all sallowness Of complexion
hriIg the ro-eH msHing TO the cheek give elasticity to
TIC sep; and Improve tie General health remarksbIs
da'.fe, beyond all he medic ever heard Of
large number Of certificates which we have reeei
we'd from persons from all Of the United states, is
the test ev dence that there IInInug about IT, Tine
prcss hotel keepers, physicians and publs
mcn,wc1 hnbwH to the community. all add their test.
PrRIfiGR. ''''1' ''''''' u '''' '"A" 0A'0'
Ca.pn the AervT and ge'a Circular and AImuuse.
None re iuire unless signed BENNETT BEERS.
Pt0Prietors No Pearl street edmond We 20 whom
all orders for supplies and agencies be addressed
i. ALEX NDER St, Clair.vi.le.
Jas. Baser. Wheeling.
Vim. Dunhar, Uniouown.
Geo. C. Bethel Flushing.
K. \. CLARK. Nurri.tnwn.
II. n. Mott. Barmesvile.
NJ. les 4 Son. Somerton
Ii fn pve Va
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Cause depending in the Court of Common
Pleas of Belmont County.
Susan Evans
against
Charles s. Evans

NJ Office is hereby given that on The
eOlhday of January next, at thu ofhce of Davi'
Howell ESQ in the town OF Bridgeport in said county
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and 3oclock
r. oi said day, and the 26th day OF January l55
the Mayors Once in the city OF Cincinnati in sai,
state between the hours 10 o. lock, 4. NJ aud o.
tloek r. NJ of said day, dispositions will be taken be
half OF the petitioner in the ahove case
D.. COW EN-, ATTY for Petitioner.
Dec. %. 1854.
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Estate of Dr.. JOS, Hewetson, Decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that at tile Probate Court for
IN Belmont County, the undersigned were appointed
and Allied Administered of the estate oil Dr. Jo'
seph Hewetson, decd. late of Belmont County.
those indebted said estate, are requested to make
inimedia payment; and those having claims against
said estate, are notified 10 present them Tor selemeni
within one year from this date. ...
'--. ISABELLA HEWEThQN,
JoSEPtI boG6s, AsniTa.
Ter the l0,h insi. .'' JOSEPH R0GGS.
Esh !. 1870.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08

0cJ-Our ID asked US day or two since
the following:
II Billiards. Panorama should be destroy.
ed by fire why would its proprietor be an or
phan! Not knowing we couldn't suy, when
the sooty imp made answer--"Because he
would huve neithera pa-nor-a.ma (Psnora.
me) After the atrocious pun, the ID was
promptly discharged, and the police are ,bi,
moment in pursuit Of him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-08
Sears Great Work on Russia.

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EUST published, an Illustrated Descrip-
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Commerce, Literature, Educational Means, Religion
People, Manners, Customs, Antiquities etc. from
the latest and most authentic sources. Emheshed
Asiatic Russia. Tha whole complete in one large ocia.
vo volume OF about 100 pages, elegantly and sus
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This work has been several years in preparation aud
VIII, II Is believed, meet in the fullest accepaiI
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uy occupying so large portion OF !ne Eastern Hem
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Isl William Street, New York.
Fob, 8, 1856,
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. 0trThe following are the names of the
. rand Jury for the Spring term of the court
{ Common Pleas, commencing on the 18th
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SALT. SALT. SALT...

4 Ii persons in want Of t Q above article
~ VIII please take notice that the Subscriber has
Just received asuppy oi the very Lest qpaiy in net
Bs., which he Is selling at Wheeling prices, (S3 "
per Bhi.) al his store III st. CiairsvI'le.
=. S.-A large lot offne salt in Sacks for Butler aud
Ta' le use, ust rceeivtdby JOHN JEPSON.
Nov. "a ,6ji.
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No. l57 Main a.,, A." peel.ng,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-27
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY.

ST CHARLEs...W W Shaw New erans; John Ell
lott, NJ simonsfeld, Mexco Samuel Lee Washington,
DR. W breckenridge. St. Charles; II ] Brown, N C; A
sullivan, s. HIATT, Louisville; Isaac Williams
Galveston " Outlaw, o. George Luther, st Landy:
Theo Deltz q; G Doty, Wis; Jno Mcdonald E Mont
gomery, Jno Mingle o. @ Williamson, Va; NJ Good.
man, y Claiborne, W Howell, w Reddng, lady.
child and servant o; McFail Mrs NJ McRail child
and servant, La; Collier San Antonio; w B Dodds
Y; Woodward, Phil; w Horrill, shelbyville; B F
stone Columbia, Tenn Miss Battle Misses Brooks Miss
Campbell NJ Warning, Mobile; Wadda, s Ware,
higgins and lady. Jas Robinson Galveston James
Barton, Ark; Miss J w Carter, Va; Murray Ark; B
Mead Va; D Ross, Texas Russ Evans, Memphis; j
stubble1ed, Y; Richard Field, Lou, Ky; George
Morris, va l. u Parks Alexandris Lewis Cox, Point
Goupee; Francis Webb, Thorne Ark; Gable, Lake
ProVidence Dr. p Darlington st Charles.
CITY Norris, Granada co; W Wolcott. Rodoy;
Sami Quanes and servt. Mobile; Jas Nashus Jas Cox
Jno Tranas Texas prentiss, Columbus; Willis Bell
Ihos Bell Texas DeGoy, New York; S Corby, Gin
cnnatl; Graham. N o; Garland, lady children
ann ann servant Al Dupre, Bullock, Msrsha J
L Burns, Alai DR. VIM Head, J r Harrison. ] Boar.
,aan ma1o ana lauy " Beeehy, VIM Chrisman Ind;
Murry, Cal; W Hall, Bardstown; P II Kemp S
Mettes, Williams Ii Thompson ST Helena; G Doty
Wisconsin
ARCADE....W Mason, Morehouse, La; Capt Dean
No Aeke Perry, Rockland; A Crockett, do; Bates
Afk Lockwood, do; G Stevens, Texas, A W R Ri
ley, doi IL Cope, Mo; @ Nettleton, Attakspas; j W
Craig, Texas: W Wilson, N O, T Z Kerchiyal do; II
Moore, Mo- pierson, NO.
sT LOUIS "a Casanova DR. Mariana, F W Burchand
VIM, hock Mexico; W WykoG, city; Walcott Mo
Rowel, Mrs Fit Waui, Tex; hehIer u A; Cap,
smith ship McKendry; Bugharn, Boston; NJ Dalon
sey; Me; Ager, evee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-27
NUMBER 21s.

mp to the 18th ult. Five powerful tribes, the Cli-
kltats, Spokans, Yakimas, Paloures and Walla-
"ailas mad united for the purpose Of making war
upon the whites. They number from five to eight
thousand men, well mounted and armed but short
Of powder, ball and caps They had removed
the non -combatants, taken possession Of all the
rivers and passes, and massacred several fami-
Ines at Green River, consisting of Mr.. King,
wife and child, Mr.. Jones and wife. MIR. Jones's
family, consisting Of three children. were saved
by the interference of friendly Indian. Mr
Cooper, who was living with Mr. Jones, was also
hiiiea, and Mr.. brennan, wife and child, all of
whom we're badly cut and mangled, and then
hove into we'll, where they were found by their
friends, and taken out and buried, Mr.. Lake
was shot at, and wounded, but managed to es-
cape, and alarmed the neighborhood, which
caused many families to escape unharmed The
U y. sloop- of-war Decatur had hauled in abreast
OF Seattle, and had spring cables out, expecting
to be attacked every moment by the Indians.
The Inhabitants of Port Gamble had sent to
Victoria to procure arms; they there reported
thas the Indians had been in great numbers to
procure firearms, and offored as high as $40
apiece, put no one sold them any, and therefore
they left without any. Some twenty pieces
were procured, and sent to Port Gamble The
Indians reported that large steamer passed
up the Sound on the 10th inst (which must have
peeh tne CalIorhia. The Inhabitants of Seattle
were IN great fear of an hourly attack from
them. The u s. revenue cutter Jefferson Davis
was at Steilacoom, and would stay there to pro-
tect the town. The Indians had declared to at
tack the Decatur at oil hazards, and were as
semoiing In great numbers, and much excite
ment prevailed
China and India
We have advices from Hong Kong up to Sen.
TEMPER 2oth. The principal news by this arri-
val is the cruise ofH. NJ steamer Barracouta
IN the Ochotsk and China seas Petropaulouski.
which the Allied feet visited, was found desert
ed. The news is not important, being only a
journal Of the cruise of the several ships. Pi.
racies in the Chinasea were as common as ever.
The insurrection in Canton is supposed to be
suppressed. The insurgents around the city had
he'd. Kan Sin, one of the leaders, had been
executed by being cut into 108 pieces. The En-
gllsh Commissioner LMr Waliace) had COM
menced negotiations with the Cochin China
government He landed near Hue, where King
For DUO resides. No important results were
obtained, when, after several days negotiating
the Commissioner left in the brig Rather.
Australia. #
The schooner Carbon, on the 10Th uIt., ar
rived from Sydney with news to the 18th Of
September Catherine Hayes and Lola Monies
were singing and playing in Sydney; the former
had beenitaken sick while singing at concert.
The commercial news is not important