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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

New Spring Goods.
lust received at Coehran,s Wholesale Variety
j Store, a large stock Of new Goods for the season
consisting in part ofHosiery, Gloves, Ribbons. La.
.es, Edgings, Bobhonetts, AccoFieons, Fiaiins, But.
tons Combs, &c &c.
Also, a large assortment of Gold and plated Je vel
nv, Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chains, &c
Also, a hea w assortment of white wax Beads.
To which the attention Of the trade, and ~citiSsns
generally il respectfully invited,
ROBT COCHRAN.
Fourth ST, a few doors north Of Market
Steuhenyiile, April IS, 1855.
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Step beuvi1le & Indiana Railroad
CHANGE nFTIME

I'M AND AFTER TUESDAY, NAY 25nd.
" 1855, the NAIL TRAIN will leays Sieuhen-
vile daily Sundays exceptsd}a al 8 O'Clock, a. AZ,
sndCadiz ale.56 a. m, and arrive at Newark a.
10 o'eiock p. IN connecting with iTsins for
? Columbus,
CluCnnau,
Indianapolis,
Mount Vernon,
Mansfield,
Toledo,
SAndusky,
Chicago,
Rock Island,
ST Louis.
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Eg~The attention Of all thoSe engaged in
manufacturing, or need any article in the
machine line. is directed to the advertise
ment Of Means 81 Co., SteubenYille, which
may be foun | in another column. These
gentlemen will'furnish any article they ad-
~vertise, and that of the best quality and as
cheap as they can be furnished by any es-
tablishment in the country.
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DR.. Halsey Dear Sir:--Having taken your Fores,
Wine and Pills to remove q disease OF the Liver,
from which i have suffered severely for upwards OF
t n years. and having adhered closely to the direc-
tons which accompany the medicines. have re.
covered my health Notwithstanding all who knew
me. thought my case incurable. Previous to taking
tbs Wine and Pitts, | had recourse to the best medi.
cal treatment, but continued to grow worse to an
alarming degree. Some of my friends spoke des,
paringlJ Of my case, and tried 10 persuade me from
making use Of any advertised remedies; and, |
doubt not, but what there are hundreds who are
dissuaded from taking yonr excellent medicines, in
consequence OF the deception and ineffioiency Of
MANY advertisements. But, what a pity it is that
the %deceptiol used by others, should be the means
OF dissurding many iaboring under disease from
making trial and being cured by your excellent
remedies. Humlanly Speeding, they have saved my
life; when | making use OF them. /
was in a wretched condition, but began to experience
their good effects in less than three days; and in six
weeks from the time | purchased the medicines, to
the great surprise Of all mi friends, ! was entirely
cured, and had increased fifteen pounds in weight,
having taken one box Of the Pills, and two bottles OF
The Wine. Would to God that every poor sufferer
would avail hims self OF the came remedies.
fth
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GOln IN me slue. anu MI ui3taSeB
OF The Chest and Lungs.
DR. Halls Baisam contains no Opiln, CaloneI,
or any mineral poison but i5 composed riostiy of
tllore Roofs, Herbs aud Vegetable substances which
have a specific influence upon the lungs and their
connected organs. liz immediate effect is 10 slIay
all irritation and gently remove the phlegtn and
other morbid s~ecrat33nS from the Throat and Air,
p ssages, thus relieving the Cough, by s~Lbduing the
Inflammation and other CAUSES which give Use 10 it.
Ii also stimulates and imparts L healthy tone to the
Lungs themselves, thereby enabling them more
thoroughly to reIloYa from the blood those ifupnri-
lies and diseased PARTICLES, if retained, do so much
mischief i'll the system, and lay the foundation for
incurahle Consumption. 1t also exarts a decided
action upon the skin, and assists nature in expell-
ing through the Exha|ents, much Of that morbid
matter which would otherwise be thrown back up
on the Lungs, thus relieving them OF a part Of their
work, and rendering the system pure and healthy
When tUbercles are forming, it checks their devel-
opfnent and further progress; or it liberation has
taken place, it assists the lungs in throwing off the
corrupted matter, souths the irralion, heals the ul-
ccrated cayaties, and restores them again TO healthy
action. This Medicine, therefore, 10 not a pallia-
tive merely, which only relieves Tor the tire being
but il a thorough c~urative, as it strikes at the very
root oil the disease, and by removing it, removes at
once all its remote and attendant consequences
This is it's Distinguished haracteristic--a property
possessed, in equal power, by no other medicine OF
like nature, now before the public.
8 6 & s 4 Z 6 s & & 3 3
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LUKENS & MOFFITT,
DENTAL SURGEONS!

OFFICE-East side, Main street, in Saaron's new
building, opposite the Mansion House.
Having associated ourselves in the above profes.
sion, W would respectfully solicit u continuance OIL
the patronage our friends and the public generally
have hitherto extended to US feeling confident THAI
there are none desiring our professional services,
who will not thercfrom realize, the fullest satisfac.
ton. Having ut a considerable expense newly fur.
nished our operating rooms and added all the latest
facilities to our Laboratory, we feel well assured
that our work cannot be s~nrpasscd by any in the
Union, All operations warranted for one year and
charges aatcw as any other respectable Dentists in
The Stats ".H. 70. teHN#.I rH.HNa.t
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Hollands German Bitters, prepared end sold by
DR.. jackson, at the German Medical Store, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia, daily increase in their well de.
seTved celebrity, for the cure of all diseases arising
from arrangement Of the liver. These Bitters have
indeed, proved a blessing to the afflicted, who show
their gratitude by the most fattering testimonials.
This medicine has established for itself a name that
competitors, however willy theis schemes, or seduc-
tive their promises, cannot reach. 1t gained the
public confidence by the immense benefits that have
been derived from it, and will ever maintain its po.
sition. See advertisement. April Is, 4w)
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GrThe Greatest Discovery of the Age.-Dr. To.
bias Venetian Liniment, for the cure of dysenteTy
Group, cholera, collie, rheumatism, &c Ne one
should he without this valuable remedy. Every bot
tie is warranted. Sold by all the druggists and
storekeepers. Depot 90 C%ortlandt ST., New York
Price 25 and so cent?.
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S. ]. r. Il.

The Editor of the Republican expresses
our sentiments when he says:-''In order
to complete the Steubeuvllle and Indiana
Railroad to Columbus, we understand that
it is necessary to raise one hundred thous
and dollars ofadditional stock. Should this
amount be speedily raised, we are informed
that the new President pledges himself to
complete the road to Columbus without de-
lay. Ifthis were done, and the Pittsburgh
and S~teubenville road completed, the Steu-
benville and Indiana road would be one Of
ths best paying roads in the State. 1t is
important, therefore. that the stockholders
in this road zee that the required amount Of
stock is taken at once, that the road may be
pushed forward to completion. The amount
is, comparatively, small, and a failure, on
the part Of the present stockholders, to raise
it, promptly, would seriously effect their
interests. Upon the completion OF the road
to Columbus it is confidently believed that
the stock will, at once, come up to par
This, We understand, is the opinion OF the
President, and for the purpose OF bringing
about that desirable object Mr.. Hubbard
proposes to double the amount OF stock he
already has in the road. If Mr.. II. did not
believe that the road would pay, when com
p,sted, he would not be like to make such
a proposition; for he is a mar that has gen
orally looked to his own interests as well as
10 the interests OF the public. Should the
efforts of the President be promptly second
ed by the stockholders, aud the amount OF
stock required placed at his disposal, the
road will be completed, at an early day to
Columbus. Let those Interested see to IT."
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advertisements
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
10 R R a T. S E VS.
n G EI

The most valuable Spring and Summer Medicine
in the Mnrldl ~
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IIHLI llt. aIAl SCNCClllCu kC VI GA VI ~ lax V
Medicine in the World.
Medicines containing molasses or llquorice, like
the boosted SarsapaIllas, require many large bot
ties to produce the slightest change in health. The
Forest Wine Is altogether 4 different article. 1t
contains no syrup to give it consistency, but ac-
CURES its excellent flavor, and powerful medicinal
properties from the vegetable plants of which it is
composed. Ths Forest wine combines the virtues
of the
WILD CHERRY. D~ANDELEoB, YELLOW DOCK,
AND SARsAPARILLAl
with other valuable plants whose properties are still
more effective. Its high concentration renders il
one OF the most efficient medicines now in use -
Sometimes less than a single bottle restores the lin.
gering patient IRON weakness, debility, and sick.
ness, 10 strong and vigorous health. Every dose
shows its good effects on the constitution, and i'm
proves the stale Of the he glth. The FOREST WINE is
recon ended, in the strongest term, for all com.
plants OF the
B LIoUs AFFE, TONS, DRopsy, DYSPEPSIA. Loss OF
APPETITE, JaundIce, Female Comrlaiats, Sclotula
and all disorders arising from BAD BLOOD and
impure habit OF the system,
SAVED FROM DEATH!!!
Testimony Of Mr.. Nathan Mathews, a highly re.
spectacle and wealthy citizen of Newark, Nj.
DIR. G. w. HALsEY:-l believe your Forest Wine
and Pills have been the means of saving my lile.--
When | commenced taking them | laid at the point
of d ath, with Dropsey, Piles and Asthms. My
p yslclah huu gwen III over an past cure ana my
family had lost all hopes of my recovery. While in
this dreadful situation, your torest Wine and Pills
were procured for me, 4 I'd before had finished the
first bottle Of the Wine and box of Pills, | experien.
ced great relief; my body and limbs, which were
greatly swollen, became sensibly reduced. Hopes
OF my recovery began now to to revive, and after
continuing the use OF your medicines for about a
month, the Piles and Asthma were completely Gu.
red. The Dropsy, with which my life was placed in
such great danger, was also nearly gone. | have
continued the use Of your medicines until the pres.
ent time, and now | enjoy as perfect health as ever
| did in my life, although am more than sixty years
Of age. Yours, respectfully.
Newark, N. J. pec. 10, 1917. N MATHEWS.
GREAT CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF
TEN WEARS STANDING
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The Elegant and well bred horse
YOUNG SALISBURY.

PiankRsp, liar. Co q. Apfaip II. ssm
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N. B. Having sold out our interest in the business
of Dentistry in this place taG, w Mofia and s. B
Lukens, we can cordielIy recommend all our friends
add patrons to their skill ana attention.
MOFFfTT s. HAMMOND,
CGdiz, Feb. 81, 1855. Dental Surgeons
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We are indebted to Mr., Joseph Finney
for the abovs facts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-19
LALntNf az NEELI.

ttTfwfaBrn5 trtar Co, FL, May g 1850.
Nh g. RHopls pee sfr 3b. tax II msli-
enc wa f ma was deis reesie ou he llfh Il
AlfIl ! have sold ab5a sut hsf of IT, s1d -
tan I'll Il 8l4a VIII hay. nd il ~ hsi tina Il
,ha- esssA ta ta. has certainly fpad thu Aeue
III eesfF aAa eao Aas us it ana st1 IL tn.
9e 81 loag standing. My sister VIE ha- hal IL
.ftr ft1ar vrayg bagk aad cpaa uesr 1T II
topped. asc + by Qaiuiae AID taa ouly as iong ~
s.te " uld lake Ii now think at.fslF eera -
Fau. feIa.i5. u. H. Ac0IALA
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HORSE SHoFING.
CARRIAGE Na2NEEAt G'otsa.
) l..aa..--.t. = -.

VI tVIIHoHN NlrttI. beiWecn Ist anu Lu.
RY oBkh IN J. co. Hong permanently e
II lsbtlsAe1 our.elye, 4 keokus with an am e
supply = the very best material f,r the manufa-
prepared Il make al articles in cur line, il tic
rcg5 est s}c and "a THE choicest material IT'D re-
souahle terms and prompt notice
Srpt - I~5J-dIy
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Man e.rtet, bst. srd 3 "a s., kEoNtk IOWA.
rIffiE undersigned has aos n II e~-~u4>
| War Rooms, aaa d...sas 9ep sns.st
INK constantly 81 land NIL -
lered as~ar mont 81 all kinds IT Fugn ufe, eaDfa-
eng MasiAt Iop Dressing. aui plain Eurcaasi the
and plain Sofas, fine aud plan tgnter and Gard
Tables Cane seat ana Windsor taaifs, Rocking
Glars II eYcry description from Plan wooden
seat, tuo finest har ep'h stuffed seg plain and
fancy turned Cottage Blsteads ef he la.ssi styles;
Lounge. Dc.
Looking 6lasscs e All sizes; Clocks, carretiass
floor and door maftiug floor end table o.i cloths
mattrasses, feather du-ters. carf.ate trimmings,
window Shades and trimmings ane every oiAer afsi-
cIc usually kept III ms hns II hrsHcss.
Par II mY stock made nader my own super
vision, and thQ rest bought fFem maHuiacsorts q
high standing thai ! can warrant every article
for dorah.liiy and finish u workmanship
Ny osteci i to esfabisi permanent business
here. aud no. Oh the Peer Funh principle; AMI as
indaeament to psr.oas g pnf4aasc IT me, an
resolved Ia sel a. the lowest 81. Louis prices.
Call and examine ms stock before purchasing
elsewhere. | viii always take pleasure IN showing
furniture 20 Ladies aHd Gentlemen WHO call Ga me-
whether trey Fed inclined u buy 81 not
May 81 i55i.-~i.Sutf a. " SANDERS.
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nLACKN MITHING.-
GRAHAM. on Third, between Johi
Wv 81. and Exrh nl.n slr..>.s ~ he Rrirk Shn,

NV ILIsIf NJ UIAIAMs OH IHlFi4g UttWttl " IlN
w son and Exchange Streets, al he Brick Shop,
would Inform the pubic that he ii prepared to do
al kinds OF BLAcKsMTnlNe - d meat, durDbic and
cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEING
Bring your lame horses and have them shod
right Eresu his long and constant practice IN tbs
branch OF the business he fatters himself that he
cannot be eAcelied by any one in The country. liz
particularly soltcits patronage III this line.
IL s.so oaers his services Farrier III al Its
hFanche-.
Mas % 1856. d6wlv
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J. w. Scroggs'
LJNBER YARD. kEOKTk.

ON Conser; Street, between 4th aud 9Th Streets,
onorth Of Main street. A large assortment of
Lumber and Shingles, of best quality, always on
hand. dawIv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-19
Unknown.

Notice is hereby given 70 The owners Of The lot.
described in the foregoing list situated in the city
Of keokuk, Lee county. AMI State # Iowa VIII So
names mentioned above end MI others interest a
that said lots have been gscssed and a tux levied
thereon, by the City Council af sad City FIR The year
1898, and unless payment BE made If the taxes NJ
levied and also all costs Def the 33th day II Oco-
Der. A. ID. 1855, the said lots or much thereof ~
shall be necessary to discharge said and cost
will be sold on the day afor said al tbs Mayors q
fee, in said city, between the hour # oelook A.
NJ, aud O'Clock, r. NJ, and will continue from
day to day until the sale shall be completed
Sept. 18th, A. ID. 1855. THOS MARTIN
seplS Collector Of the city q Keokuk.
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WM. MANNERS.

II 1fEh AND sIUUREH. On NTH bIFttIl uHt
II door below Main, whore he will renoyate ard
make to appear new, all kinds Of Ladies and Gen
tiemens apparel, such az Grape broscha, cassimcrs
and wooden shawls cashmere, silk and merno dress
60, rugs piano and table covers, window and dlma l.
curtains. az,
All of the above, and every other article OF cloth.
Ing eolored IN any OF the fancy or pain coiors.
hope by close attention and knowledge Of my bus.
mess, to give general satisfaction.
sep lsd6m WI MANNERS.
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The Un4versityis Family Remedies.

ISSUED nn9er the scat sanction aud Authority
| q - University Il Ire Nedieu and pope AZ
hnoWls r. ebara rs4 y tbe stae - Psunsy48An =,
APRIL -. l5a3. u7ta capital e ltU e's', mtbay
III the purpose u asrsstns tav eis e SPURIOUS
Aud Worthless No.trpms assa tat snrrss.h- tAe
community r4ta reAahle fsAeeses Narstar i rfsA-
pett1t tHe t.-n caAnat % H44t nnt # eta at 49,
l4is IusGta h4e pafesss 8. 4rUA 4fI JeAk Il.
b-a il
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DAVIS d PRICE,
HOUSE, Sign AND ORNAMENTAL


rRAINERS, 6ILDERS, GLACIERS AND PA
N px Hangers.
Shep "a south side Hlondenu. between Fourth aud
Fish Streets.
Having commenced the above business In ali IT.
branches they solicit . share of patronage.
All or,iers promptly attended TO-
keokuk August % Is55-<i3m
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GiUmore's Turkish Imminent.

|IfHIS Is the best Eminent which has yet been Of
L fered TO the public. 1t Is al erccllsnt remedy
for Neuralgia, EryslpeIas, Kheuma ism, wound,
throat head ache tooth ache psns in ths linlha.
chest hack stomach b3mcis Alto foI found.r,
glandlrs, h- head, sweeney pint, srraine polevil,
stiff complaint, yellow water, diStemrr, ing bone
hstula collie, bolts and harness gals. &C. The moIds
Gllnare Turkish AImment sfc blown in the glass;
also fac sUiie If my written signature accompa
mes ench bo. tiu
GtlEnsore's Cholera and DEarrhca
mixture.
This fl hest remedy luOwn fr bawel eatnr
lalnts. 4utA Cna.c;a, lIarThta, Lysentcry Pains
IN Che E.wals, dc., dc 1h8e who hay. used il are
charmed mthts IN dical virtues. 1henamels blown
in fst gins
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PROOF III ATTY.
f

lNE- A. RHoE l'ga 4sre IL.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18

E5-The whole number of Yellow Fe-
yer deaths in Norfolk, is estimated at g
600 and in Portsmouth at $50. During
the prevalence Of the disease in Norfolk.
Physicians fell rapidly and numerously,
and from all departments in business the
hand of the smter has plucked the good
and the brave. When the curtain Of death
is lifted from the ilfated city. what spec
tscle will be presented to the world -
hearts everywhere deserted, families bro
ken up, circles scattered, lives that little
while ago were bright and beautiful strip
ped of their bloom forever! OF truth,
may it be said of the desolate cities Of Nor
folk and Portsmouth, the streets are lined
with coffins, and in most every house some
idol has been shivered.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
Gov. shanuon-rhc ,r.,,.

The Missouri Democrat publishes the a.
nous letter Of Shannon to tbo Ohio States
man, denying that he had said be was in
favor Of slavery in Kansas, and append
the following remarks:
'WO have no disposition, as we have
already stated, 70 put words in Gov. SHAN
mons mouth that he did not utter; aud, al
though We are assured by our reporter that
the speech as before given by as was cor
rect. yet we afford the Governor the bene-
fit ofhis own denial to which heis certain
ly entitled. We shall forthwith take
measures to have the matter thoroughly
investigated at Westport, and shall then
either present the proofs or withdraw The
statement.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Demo
crat who reported Shannon's speech at
Wesiport, hearing thatits authenticity had
been questioned, wrote to the Democrat
from Boonville, on the 4th instant, as fol.
lows:
81 noticed in the Republican, of Octo.
Der LIST, that Mr.. II. G. p its Wes.porl
correspondent, alleges that my report oI
Gov. Shannops's speech is incorrect. am
glad of this denial. As soon as arrive al
Wcstport, l shall send you proofs which,
have no doubt, will set this matter at rest
and prevent the Governor, the Union, OF
journal Of Commerce from denying or sus
pecting the accuracy ofany of my subse
quent reports. l was waiting for an off
cial. or semi official denial Of my state
ments before advanced my proofs. A
present | will merely state; from my owl
personal knowledge that H. G. p de
not hear one syllable Of Cor. Shannon
speech. and Uas not eUen in tie city for a
least half an hour after its conclusion; anG
that my report of it was read in manu-
script by several of the most ultra pro.sla
very citizens ofWestport, and pronounced
correct"
Here is positive affirmation of tho trutl
of the report, Gov. Shannon is in tigh
place, The testimony in addition will b,
forthcoming, and will be read with som,
interest.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-18
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.
, Arrival Of the Northern Light.
NEW HORK. Oct. II

NEw HoRK, Oct. ID.
The steamer Northern Light. from Sau
Juan. arrived about O'Clock this evening,
briI ging dates from San francisco 70 DE
2oth Of Sept.
She brings upward Of 400 passengers,
and S40i 900 10 treasure.
Gov. Kinney had resigned the Govern.
oTship Of San Juan, and smother meeting
FOR pew election had been called. the In,
glish ConsHI having assured Col. Kinney
bis Government would recognize him II
reelected
Cob Walber was at San Juan del Sud,
recruiting. No battle had occurred since
the departure Of the last steamer.
The Northern Light connected with the
steamer Cortez. which left San Francisco
on the goth. in company with The steamer
Sonora. for Panama. The latter, il will
be remembered. hsd put into Acapulco
with the cholera on board. Before she
reached San Francisco the cholera had car.
ried OFF LOG passengers. Of which SO were
adults; seven others bad subsequently, died
in the hospital at San Francisco, and ID re.
NAMED under treatment.
The State election in California had re.
suited in favor Of the Know -Nothinos
Johnson's msjority for Governor over Big.
Ter, was over 1000. The vote on the Li1-
uor Law is clOse-doubiful. Senators
stand: X. Ms. IT; Democrats l6. The
Assembly, 81 X. Ms. 20 Democrats.
The schooner E. c. Foster bad arrived
from Japan. She had sailed from Hon.
onuls with stores in whaling feet. but the
Japanese authorities bad refused her per,
mission to trade, alleging that the treaty
made no provision for anything more than
a temporary residence at Hakadadi.
John Hagan. the defaulting City Mar.
shal, at Oakland had returned in the Uncle
Sam. and was trrested.
The U. S. sloop Of war Vandalia sailed
from the Ladstone Islands, July 22d, fol
Hong Kong.
The U. S. razee Independence, arrived
at San Francisco, on the 3oth uh, from
Callao.
The reported massacre Of three hundred
emigrants by the Indians, at Devils Gate
is untrue.
The governments Of England and Russi.
had concluded treaties with Japan, similar
to ours.
The French steam frigate Calbert, wa
lost at Marganaski, June first.
The U. S. Surveying Squadron was a
Simoda and Kukadadi, in June.
The town of Glass Valley, California
was totally destroyed by FIRE, on the I4tl
ofSeptember Loss $4,000
Manchester, the defaulting Cincinnati
banker, after frequently eluding the police
has been secured, and would be sent bacl
to Ohio.
A fire occurred in Weaversville, Trini
ty county, causing loss to the amount Q
100000.
Accounts from the mines continue en-
couraging.
There has been no further Indian dis
turbances.
News from Oregon and the Sandwicl
Islands wholly unimporlant.