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Butte record., 1855-09-22
RHEUM4TYSM IND FETERs.

RHEU.HfTIS.N IND FETERS.
Incident to this climate can be cured in the
speediest and safest manner by DR.. CzAPKAY.
the celebrated Hungarian physician These
diseases are treated by Dr. C. in the most
scientific and agreeable mode. He particular
ly invites to his establishment those suffering
from chronic rheumatism, who have hereto
fore failed to obtain relief.
To those suffering from the fevers peculiar
to this coast. he would promise immediate re-
lief Call and consult with the DIR. at his
Medical Institute.
gsi5- DR.. c. has new and efficient remedy
for diarrh9a and dysentary. Call all; con
suit; consultation free. Office hours from 9
A. NJ. to 9 P. NJ, at the Grand Medical and
Surgical Institute, Armory Hall Building, cor.
ner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets
San Francisco.
Butte record., 1855-09-22

%A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
ts5sses OF CHOICE LIQUORS, always
@sss<z on hand. at Wholesale or retail, at
at FIRE proof store of
JOS. GLUCKAUF.
Butte record., 1855-09-22

g PERM TORRG1.a or LOC.fL H-E.4R-
~ NESS.-Dr. L. j. CzAPKAY, late lee
turer on diseases of women and children and
chief surgeon of the military hospital of Pesth,
Hungary, would cali public attention to sper-
matorrh9a or local weakness There is not
in the catalogue of human maladies one more
TO be deprecated than this. as well because of
present distress, as the ultimate results The
tone of the system under its influence is either
impaired or entirely destroyed, and class of
symptoms superinduced, that units man for
the performance of any of the ordinary duties
of life The injuries done to the physical
part Of man are truly lamentable, but triiing
when compared to those of the censori um, the
great nervous centre, and to the nervous svs-
TEN generally. This disease which is too often
consequent upon that solitary vice, self abuse
involves pathological conditions beyond the
comprehension of the uninitiated, but which
are well understood by the regular practition
er. Amoug the sym1toms most conspicuous
are the following Love of solitude, aversion
to business and society, distressing timidtv.
nervous excitement from slight causes. loss Of
memory, confusion OF ideas, inability to rea
son correctly, low spirits and lassitude. dull
ness of apprehension, and misanthrophy.-
These being functional arrangements, are Of
ten the harbingers of horrid organic lessons
of the brain, which produce faulty, dementia,
and death.
For the cure of this and all kindred disea
ses, Dr.. CzaPkay has established his Institute.
where all may rely with perfect confidence
upon that skill which long experience and
thorough devotion to his profession has given.
Those who suffer should call without delay,
and use the means by which they may reou-
Butte record., 1855-09-22
EDRIyATE MEDICAL oFFICE-Hundred,

ID RIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE Hundreds
81 Of those who have contracted disease ara
disappointed of cure by not calling on DR.
YOUNG at first. He will forfeit any sum if
he fails to cure any case that may come under
his care, no matter how long standing or af-
hicting, such as ulcers, tumors, nodes, bunch
es, pimples on the face and body, pains in the
bones and joints, wakefuiness, trembling,
copper colored sores, wasting of the bones,
emaciation, loss of appetite, strength and flesh,
sores in the noes and ears, loss of hair, weak
eyes itching humors, &c, &c. Many persons
after being relieved CT all external appear
ances Of private disease. suppose themselves
cured, but after a few months find they are
troubled with various symptoms which they
never had before, ann which they find it i'm
possible to relieve. To all who are afflicted in
this way, DR.. Young would particularly re-
commend trial Of his skill. The SYMPTOMS
with which you are troubled are caused by
taints in the blood, which sooner or later will
destroy your health and happiness No per-
son who has ever had attack of any private
complaint should not fail tn consult Dr. Young.
and take few bottles Of his invaluable puri-
flying medicine, as they can rest assured that
their blood is in perfectly pure and healthy
condition, and that every trace of disease is
removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in from two to FIVE DAYS
without change Of diet or hindrance from
business, or no charge.
DR.. J. c. YOUNG.
Office, corner Montgomery and California
streets, (up stairs.) Office hours from A.
NJ, to 8P VI.
Marysville, June 10th, 1855.
hR. ] G. YOUNG, DEAR SIR-PIease send
II me some of the medicines you prescribed
in my case. ! have a friend here who is tror-
blei in exactly the snme way that was He
has mighty emissions, ringing noise in his
head, se. < buck, loss of memory, and is GEN
erally irbiJtated he is discouraged and has
not .iidence enough to enable him to call
and you. | told MIN how | was and that
my friends all said was in consnmption. and
the 'lsr'fers up here gave me up and advised
ne to e home TO die, but instead Of gong
hone called upon you. and here am as we'll
as au Of them and likely to live a long time
yet sitn strength enough to work with the
r-H4rsf Of them. Doctor | will send every
one 80 yon that look- to me as though he need
"a physician. II shall not be my fault il
s' 9''e dies for want of medical treatment
viii % all can IT, keep the afflicted away
ireh those pests of society, yclept professors
a high sounding titled men who. if the facts
VI known. are men who left their country
le' heir cSuntry's good. Publish this letter
z e r, if you wish, and hope some of those
h'phngged me may see it and sleep bad
-" night Truly. yours
$50 3m GEO. DAVIDSON.
Butte record., 1855-09-22

Gg-Oorders for this Medicine must be di-
rected, post paid to
DRS. SHRIEVES & BELDIN,
Sole Manufacturers
Office on Second street, few doors above C.
febl7-l5 Marysville, California.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-15
Az INTNMlIS STORY.

For day nr tw past t>ays the baltimore Rr!'ubi
cam there hns been in circulation q horrible tale
about u German cutting I'll the fingers Hi liiti:
,,ny for l,;rrgi.ir Tor sam" WinE We irs Heard
m this thing and urt"le learned tho inrt+ III IL,
case. we t!t that u great outrage hal been Commit
ted and hat The rrHi VII" guilty :" 1t shoIiid
meet with The acvcr,si punishment. H.''c" IrurIi'G
ntn the case rui learning MI the facts ""n:crt"d
Nit: H. ly, fad il tn hu gIo-~, wtui, infamous sn
g"ltrn rp tor iti>n effect. To IInfc CIR NATURAL
Iacd citizens la public rstinntu:.. HE ina ur men
WIN wuu.l knowingly circulate such base labrlch
ton lnr the purpose of iniiiI% the public inInd
which is already greatly excited, deserve all the
pun-lneg, hat should he n."lrd nat 10 wretch who
would bu guilty 81 act IA wrird IL that the Ger
,nau is charged with. We cory tie following. from
the Baltimore American Of this morning, which Is
correct:
TIE AITrGEn OUTRAGE oS \ B0r.-"c Learn
from var" 200" authority that lie cIcitcmciIl iiidi l
'rcu nrraslnnrd IN tc ,n,ic section {" Tie city VIII
rr.rnrd 10 la. l,irrd eating oil the fingers 81 lttit
| boy nuu"I fars, ga 'iu.mdi h"CGu"" !'c 'hrerc'
| lur SUN, has grown nut al II misrepresentation
tie facts {" The II nprrrs that II wa- "li"IeIne
an accident. wrh occurred ih II S;tw -iIn, the UOi
sIriniG., hl> iI:id against Il circular saw whnh wa
in mIlIun winch cut oil two ri lIis tngrIs. ihr MAJ
his i,I. Hei!! a,i, bat raiu that At wa mol. IN
lis Personal safety than i"r ANY rrmhc he mas com
united, a. thn story pat ~ circulation I" hs' IL;
Ecr Intentional mdiInnG, had caused great excite
! mciit against him"
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-, Observation-Disclosures
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TIE cRINIEAS WAR.


~. ,svs M sympsthies with France and England
mr.. hostile TO lie and tn our institutions. They
.sv, large hec,s and would be iormdHbl" cn''ni'
n war England especially ~ Jealous "' our "''+"'
en-, increasing commerce We are about to dispute
with hel the commercial supremacy OF the world
Size lives chiefly by the profits 81 trade ana cahno
he without them. Her hoinc productions, unless
l.r.. rcrtion are proiitnby exchanged abroad, VII
70, .upor; her population She is jealous II u.s. ai
hates ia now and her jealousy and hatred Will III
crease with our growth and prosperity. RnsSia h"'
ever been friendly IL us, las no interest coh"'''''
,vti ours could assail us for want oil hee' g
soo.ed aud has domestic institutions s''''" ~ w"
c,yn For sli these reasons. we regard he' P''"'o'
eventual success in the pending war with co'l"'e"
cy at least.
France and England ere threatened with national
pgukruntcv already They cannot much longer con
1;,i,. sucb excessive hosirics Russia 49, compare
,;y.ly. a Young, growing and improving nation. sh'
IN. y, disconnected prrlecral like France, II" no
Tic manner baudi,ti like England no starving te-
usu;ry ike Ireland. Her people all have homes an'
ere patriotic. .
Her history, "a civilized nation, commences Will
Peter the Great. In little more than century sh'
has
lion no people in the world have improved so rapid
IS within that time. France, England inuceu al
Weste, Europe has declined during the same period
e. rapidly a. Russia has improved. The mass OF the
;,aul. have become halst..rved paupers. Aud the
gn,i;inn OF the OF the people il, at least Inc re-
;abran ties, of nations prosperity. Russia VIII
slavery has become great, powerful and ccntehted'-
Western Europe, without slavery, has rapidly retro
.r.ied aud become poor, s-cioU' and re'oiIt'ona'
=, Tainted as we are with our Institutions We lax"
IL appeal to the example OF Russian progress aud
Western European decline. \" people IN ehr''ten'
com are happy aud c'ntentcd "a the Russians ex-
y,p, the people OF oar Southern States Should kus'
ga lose ali her little sra00ard ali her readily ass1''a'
uc ynu;s and tempt the allies to an INVASION OF th'
interior their utter defeat aud Disgrace will tie incvi
table She does not depend on foreign commerce
sg,. |, stronger without these outposts than with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-15
iCurrrsuuuI,.ncc of the Baltimore sun.

ii c!t!.nlaii al your editorial remarks q! This
inIuiuy upon tho absurd arrr 'Gu.ln at III" brl'Irh
pr,s, | wish 10 stH.c It lew facts line present Exc
ru:ivc ,invrrn"u: put '!uwn h!iibus'"r expedition
against Venezuela: they pu. d"Mn IT," expedition
a.,anis; tGra they IA: down " nlkcr s"Np"t.bh I"
McAi": t'y attempted. IN ':"o'i !ni 10 arrest W ain
-r's expedition /" Nicaragua, an'! w'r" defeated ~
the rur: iIr"u-; hv ri'-ni at ts'' French CnH-"l
Dillon, IL ari..:r wnr..; anal thy Lr"H" NJ
Col. Kinney expedition I" san Juan Del N"r;', ri
ltr rs ii W. 81! Il military character.
ibu; il, u,lt"i I" t!.-. may nov my thai "uI
government !ia> iak,n STEP {" si"p III. 'cImtorr-
nenls which General W..i!.. .yIri- from California
an! thai they lave ImItrlIri"! ''"T. f'r-,;" SANTA II
event his wiv i'r"r i'r IA. I'rHInl -; t!!' I"Aan ~
vison ii MrAcan territory Tia. statement VIII h'
denied toy
Tie an,i,p nnI hun,!,r ii l'c I,,nInn Time. wa
LG>-,I upuu certain n"rnniinm from hi" country
perhaps n cin" N NJ" luri. nil! ra"hnhy from
!.i nutr,r;r. That i"lr inn,'l >htp about which
there tnL.h excitement su!n' "''H- ~" "h"i'
MAS {" - u hrm"i 1t" the rni"""l IN 'hhdri'is'
Wus ruDi The rH"n al n..:"p,' S.'hii"h ma some
station abroad. Tia" ship. after inl Investigation,
aiiuh'ai la b. mmH""ni I'll The Ini"nHhS nni",-
tod i.rI. and iIf'i II wi- proposed I" ia: fFi'I'i
agents. il they NOT sasi g. with III" result {" The
invr-t. alton thu Regular prosecution a:n's her
would be ru.mn"uCci. That inci'nt l. HE ON"
ground afforded 10 the British press ar the british
Government: "r thu hspri"h. III winch both seem IT,
indulge, al lie organization here "i pn'"'"S:in-
system uIrS: the COMMERCE. u t!c hi'ic' powers ul'
der tn, Russian hds.
The eXlc"lcd and practical assault upon oar Non
doctrine by british rNpc'iltinIary force IL ~
Joke. Ii will be Il SERIOUS a!iHm'. lli"v rHi"t re-
puliair their acknowledged obligations nndcr t.
Cha, ton. Balwrr treaty, ul"n The prr!rnrc that We
have violated /; through Walkers expedition, ar by
placing upon ii an Interpretation winch they f'lirt
The Monroe dncirn", ~ the matter nuw -!hiIda,
has practical BrlIih interpretation Ia this extent
that Ii,.v have assumed pu--cs,ua aathTiry over
ut least pnhrd 0t the whole territory al The IclI'
trail AMERICAN States. los
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81

p..a. t., +"ra' ifq"r'"'j ~ :i",;' r., :.
~, i',.tl. ;-i ;',r-- ',,,,ii- f',t "'''' -
.:.,l,., ..ny. H.. ~: i i ..''".r".. ti'-' ''r+
4 ,.',.; j.. Sc, A. III ::t.'''''' IT,: IAN.
CLASS III .N.m !i"rai.o... Hi;nE': !:''!i;"h",
lr. ,l,,s .p!o., 10. h, l".a':o i'' IL" i"'
Ci. -.H.,.!l!u,,ys.-M Nm Willis, Il
set ri t;.-,r.,~ r r;i:i,ry rnl TNnty {" pr'";crv,
and pickles an Exhibition; Miss + + lhur,;"nr gold
;rnril lr r;.sc III ,,utf, Lir- Miss l. l. Carlton
pearl po!ttn"l4i-. tor hui'rt "IdGr Mis- MARY l'
ram Silver ihimbi., tor ,uke exhibited: VI iluwsc
rirstc.a,s diplp,ur ti,r s"wrr bath; Miss L. Carl
ton pearl port !I,rllair. inr glass busk"t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-15

,,,snu. tive l.: -:'a 80 ns' 1i.' .!h ;,.- me-,
:..., ,,.,i"d -, sie *:!''. J. '"fS :r'i-'''' ".'
;.i,..,-, 81. t,!;t.Ft, s!,J -, ~. ,''''r. ."'
,rt..,.r rs y ,ir5!, ,.:!.,!luz al ia tin.'" liz,
CI:!!nl; !, -" tbs beth "r sew 'l"'''-. Ari
nj, VII" have :; d,.s.go f. $50 ..onc!i: perfectly
unique in ship bHl'Iiu- -loa. no. iu;! |" "y her
VISIT Bnli,mJyr I'mrUt.
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rHL "rOIpRED CITIZENS OF THE FREE STATE

rHL "IULpRED CITIZENS OF THE FREE 81 ATE
No incnusidcrablc element oi t,c Northern fusion
i. the enthusiastic manner which the free ncgroe,
assist the twin treaa.,ns Of abolition GnI blotry In
.uc States ii, confer the right I'll sallInge upon tbs
bucha the latter Ia n mnn against the democrats,
,ad the Know. Nnthugs ii Connecticut, Maine, Mas
sacEuSclts ani New Hampshire, nauguratcd their
,uccpss year ago by still further increasing the ia
ailitics to 'colored citizens" aud by building the
most offensive barriers between all white men who
Intended awaiting themselves OF the benefits {" our
uaturRiiz alton laws and the right of voting The rra-
tudr OF the former Ma. known 10 bounds, especially
~ there ~ In induce them to hope that punt
al equality cannot long Ge conceded without eieVa'
ing them to social level with their bcnciactors As
IN t., idcnce oi the orthodoxy nl the Massachusetts AT
rcans ri, the Seward aud Know Nothing patnrmslhc
following resolutions w!i;cl: we find i'll the Boston
Post; will be interesting lie meeting was held III
isns'on Mt the Twelfth Baptist church, and the r'so-
luton was offered Ly the ccorcd header, DR. Rock.
md MI" tee! t.; urclaI.Iaton by ls brethren:
..Resn!"cd, That the recent AgglusSiuis oi The
slave l"wer IN III" admission ui lcN"s. tie passage
# the III t. slave net, tive admission u slavery into
California the burning III iircytnwu, The rendition 81
s,yn ulnlc!ldng Massachusetts cit,zchs ,n slavery.
Gus uutraScs the persons nnd property al h"ta-
rru trc.nru in Kansas, nHd the scandn"u- Iccsi"ii
of .iud,. kunc in the Wheeler slave cns", az S"''
k1aa Ia ne i,"n,n 81 tie .NoiHh Ia ii'm %''N pa
if,r,yi uyr;V init. cGmH.,'"d, ir:JW c0GGIDc"i "d
.r.!kaHf ,VD E1srit>r; "a f,nH"''.
And now Tor the 2ap-sEes: To this colorti column,
furnished in the following extract from the Express,
~. Know. Nothing or.an nj Cleveland, Ohio, wcIi
rcoccs over the assistance rendered BY the negroes
10 the dark oricr ut tie late election III that city.
TIL CoiJRTi rur ULAIION GE:ERIILI io-
TED ron THE AMrKlCl* liTKEr ntT BEFORE if:-
rEkpAV. In THIS they showed good jul -meni, au'i
they will have ucrasiUn ~ regret thrr nc!lnn-
| rHtY RfJOIIf HITu - ~ S.Ts TRIUMPH OVER \
WEAK, ,uKhtPr N.naN-Gi AUNl.i>rktiIn>.-
| rHT CoLvKED irnrir Nhf Ni!nrs, A>D Nr'h BET
rtR lirILtN. fHin III! iirkpI or CATHOLIC lHi.i
| MO ARE YEARLY iIDtrIN3 10 oUR siiOKEs.
The tree negro III ONO is much better ihan Inc
alien born citizen This is american doctrine" IL
Gicr Gland Ii goes Further liam tie doctrine %
Inc now Nothing; Massachusetts House vi RciTesch
tatvrs, which has passed :, bill asserting thu cgi''.
If nrglu children with The children al poor white icr
suns, whether native al irc!- "i-h1rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-15

,-hlaua, FL ihs II In,,t;,iIi Ut Fit'il'f"h

- III. Al { i:r,,;5 nj r.s.i.I!'tah
"'r'''''''' 81 ..ui.4,i. ~: :"
,..,...,: :. 49,. i,,y.,:.,.,".., ~ i''H 49,
. ~, :; Sn, j in,, 81, !-',." gro .'.'''is' '"
..,,., Lc.I ~ . ,C niG ali IA. al iaS n". i'cs
,h,s of >,n., u,nire,t have buu. forwarded '" "!'
| N;,,;..,.r j., Nirorn ruu Mr.. Wheeler. lh'"-n l!u
,;, L,yr bn, t,,uwn out that lc l. 'i'iir' com
1T. ,;,I tl. ilblsrrus il is not p!onao.c 'i'n
m .;,, ,,,l =, nb.y orders. The tnct Is one which
| o, ra,,,;n,.s unt ouly skill bni energy.
C,m paulding was brought here ny a ''Sp'I''
in,n ih. government, AMI has lcit wan MS 1c.u
,;nns +, nroreed to San Juan, with tic 'rre n''''
| nm, ,or hs comlnand ut the Brooklyn NuNy '"','
IL. will probably meet at the tristlii@ p'"re "E'
British naval force, under the r"n'nnl "' 'tu'il'"
Fa:,s!law. II was supposed iat' OH '"n "'e"s'n :"
| the P,DafikrnS difficulty, one n our Fcssc's W wa
vn. snt 10 the same place, and there mel 'astI9
;f.rur naval force bu, Instead ol inviting combat
ala If,HigS, our officers accepted ami rchrl'l bi"
sh hospitality with frequent ana mutual ch'c'ihi"
| N NJ, thus coming Ia Il good understanding.
f. i, not 81 cool irrliI., that prevails nj uii'
| tin,.
! Ii Is lWheved here tIiat DI'''s" t"pc',''"''h
and thnt rh,. British flag will be iuistej nj Punis
| Arenas Il, Fort San Carlos up The river San Juan
| .nJ a, ,;rcvtnwu
II the C.uyun l'ulwcr treaty IL II" l'nrr binding
uu.u either party, th. w certainly be- the nld
| Lunw thai This event IL here tucked IL a. 81
| nrobnblc occurrence.
H., H. ,,I,y,nn J}urcr Tranty !. nnt hy II. nI,uu.
| l,J ~ oI,ro ,ntrd II il suuoseJ ,bnt the subject
~ i' n,. to nr,ntiatinn, uuon a new b.sis-thnt Is
'n,, ,,x r,nn.Itinn- from the. United States As
i,,r ~, ,,u;,y Il unrht IA hr ,,,u.iI.rr.i by both
nr. n. = Treaty in full turcc-so tur n. il Restraints
miner u,riy from i.rrcssnn OF the assertion OF eX-
| <.Insi,,. Jurisdiction, in that quarter
The United S,atcs Government nut certain inter
rretntion uuon the Treaty. reuuiri Great Britain 10
| nhnnlnn her pret.nsons Ia the Buy Islands, and to
| r.liuuuish practically and absolutely her Mosquito
Prnt,cturnt This il positively demanded aud post
tvclr refused Still the British Government Is wall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-15

L"'"mp'"h' the capital at Kansas territory appears
IL he great hed al speculation. A: the first public
sale ~ town 'n's There ava the I'D u,, the average
prce Pa'a 10, o', ""- "" each, and large number
mrre SnI. The Legislature rrun,ui n charter IN, q
railway from Learrnw"tih l" icculnutur ana q com.
pauy Is said to have been .or:ned to Guli it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-15
FROM MlNIEN.

Nrw Unit.>a, Eny. lt~Tue steamer Oiisata
has arrived. hlin.,,n.: City ri Mrs!.'n daics L. s,
Inst AvaicI WAS siiil PRESIDENT, snd had iiNrl ri-
re~iLr,m, a; illilair. nI"mpo had resigned IA Min
istrr I'll Foreign Relations, owing to dsggrscui, III
with C"ulnni,.r: the Minister III Whi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-15

Ii connection with the attempt recently made ~
Milwaukee, by man 10 barn Tie dcHl body 81 his
vile. she having IN her dcgtE-br ci1incd UPON hIn
To- de- 40 aud which cxcii.,! great dllnaIimn i'll TIA,
ciry uui which some I'll uur contemporaries nave
termed ~ return Tie dark nl.r-'ir may br stated
i!ni Shelly Wa buri."d By Lord BEron pursuant L"
request; ami The brdy 1T Henry l'anvrrS' irr-Ir'H
If cur ir-t National Congress, was disposed ol III the
Ill
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COMMODORE rAULDlEG SENT TO SAN
LIAN-TIIE BRITISH WE&f INDIA + LEI:T

JIAN-TITE BRITISH Wt:I INIJll + I-EI-I
W,suE5ruH, Nov I3--t'omrnodnr" Puuiiins be-
inc regarded by the Secretary al the Navy Ne pr!-
dent officer has been selected 1" visit SIM jam Nj
ca, aqua with his ilOgship Potomac ilr wa closet
cd with the Secretary this at"rnonn relative To ia"
course 10 be pursued by lam in that qunrtcr. '"l
wi,s,andinu the avowcd innocent hjects OF the Bri'
,i,h fleets latey despatched t" the West Indies, the
movement IL regarded here will! ndignatl"n, 1t moi
us nm imcpcnt hostile nct-hcnco additional orders
were sent the naval stations to-day by tic NaF
DcIUrtillcu with reference tn preparations
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CORRESPONDENCE.
PUHr UffCF UFPlHTHFNT.
IY,Pki HON OEIiIE OCT. -, I'D


IasPk, RIOS OFFICE, Der. -, IH1h
SIR :I answer Ia the cnIu!rr, contained IN H"ui
letter ui the Goth INST, have Ia -late, that from the
records of this office, it appears that during the year
which ended the i0h Of June, lSI. the Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rn Road tompH"y
made "lIc hundred and seven failures AT Washington
and Ricnni sixty five III which iriures, m " ns'-
in.tuu md Richmond occurred during III" quarter
wear which ended the 3l,t at March.
Upon the route by the Orange, Alc xnndrla and
Nirgnn Central Kali Road Company, which srrvir"
rulil,lrmcc,l the Isl uf july, lSr' IL npp"Grs that 'n
ring the quarter year, which ended the 'Oth :" SIP
tt.brr, ISM. :tu failures male, four "i winch
occurred at Washington and six at Richmond.
Ssucd Respectfully
Your obe.llrnt servant
JOHN OAkFORD, Chief Clerk.
y Is. Hit, RirhWuld. Va.
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Ioi'lSIANA ELECTION.

NfM nkit,>s. Nov. la.-.rhe returns Of III" rc.
"ent -lyllnn snow that Wckllir. tor GoGrru"r, and
inc cnr, Democratic Stale ticket has been elected
Three h,uvcrsts AMI one American have been elect
c't Ia tbu.,,rs-.
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CITS AND STATE NEWS.

THANKSGIVING Day.--This day having been re-
ruu,,-n,ld by the Governor {" be observed, III n
DAY ui thanks giving nmh prayer religious services.
appropriate {" the "csS:I VIII hr held III The various
Err.i.. If this city. end bushes. generally will he
suspended The Enquirer will i'"t b. ISSUED again
unt, SATURDAY, morning.
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General Lnn@bcrE, the Mexican commander opr"'
site EagI Pass has asked the merchants IN Tie len
nm SID, .t III. Rio (iran,.n I" raiS: Subscription 1"
pay inr he damage done by the Fibusers, III burn
ing the town .! Prlras Nrgras
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Rich mines oi good bum,mnl't conl al" SAIL Il"
hGvc been discovered in the upper pant al LaN't'"
county IrSu.
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an incredible story photographed from Washington
TO liz. Ncw York Tribune 10 the effect that before
Col. Kinney rlt i"r Nicaragua he lr"i"-rd I" the
Russian mimi-i;r, VI. Si"ci>l, 10 involve the United
>.t.s in !truv with England about Cuba
one rlr.nt ." lbs lr"p"sa WAS that III" affair shnni'.
nr brought to b""shrL. VI. St",kl promptly ana
4, c,INriy refused tie offer.
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Ch!uain"n are Gc>erlu.; California in large num-
Lcl: IN consequence uI the Increased restrictions
paced UPON th,,u. Seven vi them wEo were recently
uny ann slate Greek, :,lcItu county were attack
cd tie sth ult.. by party ui Mchicns. "ha Killed
.yv and iain elNusly wounded I've others.