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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-29
e K E NOV AL-KEMOVAL..

II II N ~ AL-hEMOfA ALL
IA Halioi MIR. Maker of News,
A Just give me little assistance,
DA And the citizens tell if you choose,
tAs we'll ss any friends at a dist ance,)
have JEwELRY-the very best kind
Aud plenty of that for their money.
Opposite the Enquirer you'll find
The " Bee Hire without any honey.
For WATCHES are soming apase
From all parts that near n surrounding;
80 nov don't forget my new place
You'll find ii is really astounding.
NV prices are not anv dearer
Than other stores now in the town,
30 just give q coll, you'll see clearer
That things neatly done brown"
A call at my store 1 solicit,
Its q nice walk and pleasant retreat;
! am sure that you cannot row miss it
For at WATCHES am hard to beat.
Farewell 10 a word. as q psEtns adieu.
| would like To see all my friends there,
Al the store of Bin Bar .ttOl o-neiO,
Ii you have WATCH or CLOCK to repair.
VIM. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner of Main and llth streets,
js g ID door above Exchange Bank.
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GOING OVER NIAGARA FALLs.-Tbe Buffalo N.
Z Republic, bas an account of the accident at
Niagara slls on Saturday, of which mention
was made by telegraph. 1t happened about 10
o'clock A. M. Bachman, at the girls, mill q few
rods above the Cataract House, saw him from the
rear Of the mill. coming down In boat. His oars
were hsngtng In the row locks and he was sitting
with his arms folded screaming for help. Mr. B.
called to him to seize his oars A few we'll directed
strokes would have brought him to the shore; but
on he went, uoiit he came opposite to the back
piazza of the Cataract House. where the boat was
capsized. He was seen to come up once and
throw out his arms. Mr. B says he was a Young
man about twenty years old.
The probability 10 that the poor fellow, having by
some means that will never be explained, found
himself In the rspsds, became psralyzed with
horror, and was unable to use any exertions 10
prevent bis awful fate. Who can imagine his emo
tions as he neared the fatal precipic. whose roar
sounded like death knell in his terrified ears or
the mad delirium that seized upon him at the
thought OF certain and terrible desr-uctioc Ii
was all done In moment-a struggle, a shrek, a
plunge, and a soul went home Ii was all done In
moment-but it told upon Eternity.
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. Hon Chas Morehead. Amsrican caAdtdais "a
essrnor Of Kentacky, b stnmpiao he slaae.
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REEF TONGUES, CHEESE, ETC.
- Just received By schooner New York cuk
prime Beef Tongues; q few boxes superior In 4.
Gnsese; Table Salt; Judd's Patent Sperm Car dles;
HUNS eEtra Family Soap; extra fus Black Ts.;. q
&e 4 tierce pine Rice. For sale by =.
~ ED W. TOMPKlES
Je ~ 80 RIoad sfreak
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1T ONEY CAN BE SAVED-Rv nn1

NJ ONEY e A N BE SAVED-By pur-
4v1 chasing your Clothing at A. LEvY's. He il
determined TO sell out his whole stock and will effer
every article st exceedingly low prices accomplish
his desire. His stock Of Furnahine Goods IL COM
plete having in the assortment under ssrm ents of
every description, to which particular at enton 10
called; and while the is complete recoE-
ieet that money can be saced by mahing your pur-
chases at A. LEVY,S 50 Main AZ
Opposite St. Charles Hotel. Sign of ReaCoat.
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RRICK MAKERS, WOOD GETTERs,

QRICK MAKERS, WOOD GETTERS,
- LUMBER MEN, sPECULATORs, GARD.
NERS AND OTHERS ATTENTION ~ ofsr for
sale the following most deirsbie property offered
10 this vicinity, for many years: s
1873 acres Of Land living on the Charles City road
four ~ miies from this city, tnear enough make
three t5) loads of wood per day,D adjoining the
lands of Messrs- Brsgg, Jordan. and others.s The
above land 10 covered with growth Of original pn
of which IL prime heart timber, and is sstima.
ted to cut thirty cords Of wood per sore There il
such land now to be found near the city. on
which there 10 such growth Of wood and timber;
the wood alone will pay the whole OF the purchase
ALSO-Lots Nos. and 8, containing five and
quarter acres each, These lots lay within ! Of a
mile Of the city, adjoining the land Of Mr.. keso
Barrett; one 10 covered with erowth Of original
pine. the other adjoining making beauiiful lot Of
ten f0) and half acfes, has Of the handsome st
sites for Q residence in this section.
ALSO-Lots and 6 lying on Almon's Creek con.
tanning upwards Of twenty asres withn4 Of mile Of
the city. is covered with growth Of original wood
snd timber. the soil 10 veil adapted to
having the advantages Of high land and cyssk
There is also upon them good clay for brick making
The above lots most dssirsbiy situated in ne
fectly healthy location. Pesons in want Of proper.
w. will do well TO t. he look st this before psr.
chasing the opportunity now offered will most prob
ably never occur again.
Terms accommodating. s&t4& ~ sz#S
4f !5uS EDGAR MACON
Agent and Commisston Msrehsnt.
A.fx< Jsk~~ Il
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Q2 PLANO FOkfES.-l have
on hand two very hsndsone noes-
wood case Piano eoFtes o. nae gone
sad finish, which ] viii 2. Inv
THO w. KEESEEy
myH No -. Pearl eTsst.
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lust RECEIVEB-2 casks of Medici
y nal Brandy Thos. Hines Cos eel ebfated Cog
nae, vintage 1850 Also, cask superior Medicinal
r. H. SOUTHALL & co,
ia2a Corner 4th and Broad SITS
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2 FOR RENT.-A small new house,
FL aud four acres of Land enclosed, within half q
mile of the city line, for rent at S84 year
JF kEESEE,
je 22-dts 18th st., between M ain and Cary.
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COL'D IRISH LINENS FOR BOYS
~ We have eolo.ed Lin .ns for Children 1t very
reduced prices. w. p. PERKINS CO.
| Il 60 M I4I Earle HnuaTa
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nRESS GOODS VERY LOW.-Large
II lot Printed and PLATA Bersges at Csc; Do do do.
Lawns ut 81 cts; also Silk ard Lace Aantilas very
w. r. PERKINS CO.
ieH I4l EsRie Square
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lust RECEIVED-1 gross Scheidam
- schnspps; and for sale by
T. III SOUTHALL CO.,
je % Corner 4th and Broad sts.
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CTORE ON PEARL STREET FOR
~ RENT The Store aud upper part CT the House
No. Pearl st il offered for rent, it is probsble
cf the best stands in the city for any business, be-
log in the very heart of hrsipess and at moderate
rent Apply to BENNETT BEERS,
je Is I25 Main ST.
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lust RECEIVED-2 gross Yeast Pow
u dera Preston l. MerrilPs and Durkes's; for sale
by T. H. SOUTHALL q CO,
je 90 H Corner 4th and Broad ste.
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NHEAP LAWNS, CHEAP LAWNS
~ FOR THIS WARM SEASON .-25
per cent. uuder regular prices-50O yards yard wide
fine printed yaconet Lswns at the very low price Of
12t cts per yd. ALSO. fine French JacoBets and Or
g1nde Muslins at cost, to close; Grass Skirts; Pa
Leaf Fans, &c. The ladies' most respectfully la
vifed TO call and See them. G. A. GWATKiN, !
lie % Opposite ExchanRe Bank
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a FOR r E n Ton Union Hill, a
R1k2 comfortable residence and gIccerv stand, re-
Gently occupied by the late VIM. T. Boze, with q
spacious lot attached and well of excellent water
the remifes, situated the corner of Venabe and
27th sts. Price per snnum Sl25. Apply to
il 2-ts JAS. M. CARTER.
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iLLsKss OF THE Hon. ABBarr LAw1rrcx II
teiegraphic despatch from Boston. dated Wedues
aey. says that the Hon. A hbo,t Lawrence Is not
expected 70 recover from his iIlness. =
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12 000 IMPORTED CIGARS, Of
IosOOO choicest brands, Just received and
for sale by T. d. SOUTHALL L. co,
js % Corser 4th and Broad sts
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IA FOR RENT-The store corner OF
E$1 Main and llth streets; also, several rooms in
same building suitable for Offices lod sn9 rooms
Possession can be obtained immediately For tern,s
apply st the Office of the Richmond Fire Associs.
tisp SA
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EAMILY FL o u R-A few barrels of
l. very superior fer sale by sa-ssf
jez6 EDWIN WORTHAM 4 CO.
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NAYLOK e. CO.'S flst, Square ard
IN Octseon Cast Steel, Rourd Mschins,y Hfesi.
granite Wedge Steel; f. sal- by
SMITH HAkWOOu s
js1 impsne,ss - hsis 1t
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CPTS. OF OF1UkPENTINE, Copal. J spsn
~ and Cosshbeds N-sash Tor sale ~
- sfass4s9s WA. aA3TLEn
1e0 IA Msia street. j
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CTRAW BONNETS, STRAW BON
~ NETS. AT COST FOR CASH The entire
balance hand to close them out at all prices em
20 cents to so cents C A. 9WATKIN,
is23 Opposite Ex. Bank
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! rom
Ice of
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apd
avail
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TRON.-A full assortment of Tredegar,
l. English and Swede Iron; for sale by
je So EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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DOTTS' CREEK ALUM MASS-From
Il the celebrated Potts' Creek Springs. only so
miles distant from the Rockbridgs Alum SPRING.
Fer asls at $5 pound by the sole AGENTS.
TIA SOUTHALL & CO,
lie 20 Corner a h and Broad.
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HAVING purchased select stock of
IL Drugs. Che emicals, &c we are prepared to com.
pound prescriptions in the neatest and most careful
manner during the day or any part of the night :
We will also attend promptly to all orders entrusted
to Us from either city or country.
T. H. SOUTHALL CO,
je23 No. az Broad street. (
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o sill
'rnsaA
| claims
9 will
| ,p the
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DkAurIruL LinEEHss -SimoAsl 6ASue1-
fsotypss axs ednissaby svsrr ons - - g. q
70 one seSsld b yithoef one 81 6inaSss III .nfS
oGs's fissds than hayins one Of eisso.s, sss Ss,4
Sseuerreotypes CsH on him and yoo wiIi r. ~
hsd thas what We say II tsre- 3 . - - = g. -
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Markets.

SAN FR,sctsco Friday Eveniug Dec. p
srrivs OF the clipper chip Flying Eagle snd hars Ais.
Of Usr,d merchandise much OF which, however ha. been
sold arrive and previously reported limited trade has
been done BY Jobbefs ard trom hl-t hands ..,
FLeVs-Jobhrg ssles OF loo bbls. CALICO A. e n'l
2(oe ar Chile superne ~ 80 t0 SEQ DO Golden Gate
a, IS -. 800 do Magnolia IS 5o 800 d. Ayiso at
SIS &C. 81 DO AsheJ elf fising A. 80 81 g 20 n
GAM esdng purchaser having retired Nom the Market,
has been less souston IN Barley shouEh there Is no
California li Is DO. do = % e 10 o. and SO DO Do.
in ots 3 r. sales cf heat include soc SACKS suutty,
CO private term; Sc sscss fair st &c and SO DO A. PC y
n $50 sacks California IN ocs within the range Of
CAbLFs- 80 h. bxs sdsmautne CsIdes ex FLYING Eagle,
20 bls do DO C.; is bS. do. d. Cincinnati
At 49c.; % bts Hoses, DO 90 A. g a5ec
nsrTD APPLEs-Ssle Of 10 half bbs. eH Flrids Eagle
svs.R-Ss,. Of 200 half bsi. stewards crushed Flying
Esse =, pice not usnsFired and 5000 70 Cnn' good at
sEvf-sse OF SIS tess East B,on TO strive Price.
Cst,N rasr,s-sse ofl0 ea~s in n papers ~ T. %
sALERArUss.e OF 2oj cases Flying Ease st prices not
usrsIirsd- $50
so,r-s.e Of 100 csse, Css'ile a. l2!c. y ~
WWlE OL-ssr, ~ 200 gals refined. from store, At
q l5 $50 do crude from store AZ 8oc and 40 DO Do 70
arrive per Nsquefo. 81 ~. , Al:
ToBhCCc-sses Of 80 Gases Pride Of the Union eN tNins
F,ee Ssc - 20. and go gross Goodsns smoking per
s.me vessel before arrival. $, = y gross
CH.MPAGNEsse OF i5o baslsts Piuers Het'ieck * Fly
lIg Eagle. This crscriglo o. AZ : . g. duh
U.RpV ARE-sale u - Cots Navy Pistols at p each.
Day GooDs Sc-Sale CT sec yad- Madder Prints A. lic
y ysId md Wooen under'hs AZ 10 q cent advance
PapTE-ssle Of 500 resm. Wrapping Paper eS " Vhd
PsoviscSs-sae. Of 81 drhirs Butter Flying Ev'e,"
upu.ti . Iep AID ~ li.; u bids Clear Bacon eS
u Hsms M brine, from sore az p o. e. and %' DO
do ~ Wild Duck ~ lcc y 70.
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eess Of the read 10 secured; The eostsss Tor eom-
petsg ard placing 1t IN the hands OF ne d,rss'or.
With all The running furniture, DC, complete, have
been tisn.d sealed and tslivered-the trsf davison
to be fnished and furnished within twelve montns,
the second within eighteen. large portion OF me
stock has bee take by the contractors and o 'noee
connected nth them on the Atlantic side, sna mo-
of the remainder has been subscribed ~ san ffan-
ei,co capitalists Some t20o Geo have however,
been reserved for citizens Of Sacramento City aSa
County, and those of AaIysviiie and faea County
they cboose 10 take il.
fk< Secron>a.o St0tespGa, in commenting upon
the same Sub ect, ssys;
AT the Railroad meeting in San Francisco, fe.
rings pat, the speedy construction OF railroad
from iftIoe 10 San jose sAs advocated sltn zea,
ane should such Q work be constructed in advance
az the Sacramento Valley Railroad il becomes high
bid for Tie p.sssge Of the great Psc6c Railway d.
rect across the Sierra Nsvsda 10 IT. eastern terminus
more than hundred miles TO the south Of our city.
In this goshtsd potiiDg stopping age, II u IDLE Tor
Us 10 hope that merely O mountain range Will divert
tie work from direct course from San Francisco the
fixed terminus upon the Psc fc. We must 90 TO WORK
ourselves and by our own Industry and capital put
IL The first and highest bid.
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WEST INDIES.

We have files of The 81. Thomas TINES 70 the 10th
uli.
From The Time, Of this date we learn that the Isl
ard Of Kits wss suffering heavy mortality from chol-
era. Out Of population OF "A, 900, a. many as 26sS
had been carried of within very short time.
ST. Lucia was healthy. Heavy rains had fallen al
mott inct,sD'ly for several days. Preparations are
about being made for sugar. making. Trade was dull.
The Patriotic Fund had already commenced TO
occupy the attention Of Government.
ST. Vincents was said TO be free from disease, but
the President had prohibited the issue Of clean bills
Of health until after public thanksgiving new
Lieutenant Governor we expected out Immediately.
10 Granada the importation Of quantity Of the
eggs and cocoons Of variety Of the silkrorm which
feeds Cd the leaf Of the Palma Christi, had excited
some interest For this acquisition the Colony is in
debt.d TO sir " lliam Reid, formerly GovernorGen.
eral Of the Leeward Islands. and now Governor Of
Meta.
The British screw-fteaner o'-wsr Hsrier ran on
the AnegadA reef in endeayorng 20 make the port Of
~ Thonas and was compelled 10 throw elk Of her
guns overheard She did not sustAin much ~ Jury,
however, and the guns were subsequently recovered.
IN. o PeAJune, Jan 8.
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ELOPEMENT OF A MARSHAL.
.r,e Of II. San Fr.naseo Herald.

OAKLAND, Monday Dee. Is, 1854.
Yesterday morning i: wss currently reported tbs,
our Civ Marshal, Mr. John Hogan hsd ABB conded
with from ten 10 fifteen thousand dollars Of the ciys
funds. Much excitement prevailed among our eiti-
zens and by three clock in the Afternoon sufficient
rroofs were discovered 70 coufrm the report Promot
action was den and.d by The people, and meeting of
the CouI CT called by President Gallagher, who
displayed great zeal in the matter, no'withsaad-
il he was s5Dripg under severe ndisposl'iOn AID.
MsIier AIMEE ard Josselyn responded 10 The call sot
presented themselves ct the Council Cbamber-blt =,
he suggestion Of two int mate friends OF HE
Honor tie Msyor, AID. Josselyn Sithdrew and re-
fused 10 set though he was Tell sware thst bis pre.-
ence was scesssry 10 constitute quorum. AID kel'
sey was in the city but was not 10 be found. Aid.
Blake in San francisco. President Gallagher
ard AID. MsTier snd Ames we're compelled TO leave
tie Council Chamber, without having taken any
steps corctrnir tie eisappearance Of the City n
bs and the etys funds AS the charter requires that
" tour men bers shall constitute a quorum. ~. ..
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Died.

Assn francisco Dee q MI, Mary ~ wife Of 6 Joha
cor IN the sSth year Of her age formerly OF Nessk
A. San francisco Dee IS Mr. Edward Co0s aged IS years
late OF Lancaster County. IA n,
At san FrapeeO pee ~ Mr. James II. Holt. late Of Ban
tor. Me-. sEed ~ years
stec 50 y,ss -,
Ia Wesvervie Dee H. Of corunp'ior Capt John Faller
seG erly Of Louisville Ky and Captain o. the
hosgom.y GusEes Of the Louisville Legion during toe AeI
9.
P,rn.ylvania Bar Canon Greek Dee. Of consunpoa
Jehp ksnn eyed shout s. years formerly 81 AasrAia
In y. ,roa Dee "a Edward ". Wright. from >hiwa~ee
Coup'y Mich. sseo 81 years.
In P.eeryle Des IS Mr. Jo.eFh H. Morgan formerly Of
lovs. aged - years -.
Al Lo. Angels Dee !. Childbirth, twins EfEseeth
HARDY ss.d - yesrs wife Of Alexander Crsob printer
A. Los Angelo Nov So Mn George PsrthuT, 10 the tSth
ytu OF lis s,e
Al san Francisco Dee q sitter lingering Llaess, Julia,
wife e EDWARD stanley late Of North Carolina
At San Francisco Dee. ~, James Mses!vsiae, 'sed u
wears foFmei.y Of Ohio. . 49,
In PoI Co Ca. Nov L. Sophia White in the l'b year Of
hersfe -
In N,vsds Dee H. Of inflammation Of the unss John o.
Gsrcn.r ,sed 20 formerly of Philadelphia
At lows hn Dec Is James > Carpenter, aged . years
formerly Of Dutchess County Y
In the 18th Dec John SancccH OF Nhen-
ectsdy. " Y. aged about ~ years
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

TIE CAPE Tors Nal Of the 25,h Of November
copies The follow u from The GraAani Torn Jour
nal.
The informsto on from the immediate border Is of
pacific character than that previously received.
The runOrs af impending war are gradually dying
out and it seems pretty clear whatever might have
been the Intentions Of the Kaffirs that movement
Of hostile character will be for the preseD! made.
From Fort Beaufort We learn that Fingo chief in
that vicinity has admitted being present at Cmhlas
beer-drIking csrogsa, and that the main topic Of
conversation there was war viii the Colony. This
may serve as broad hint 20 the COlonsts 70
Keep awake, and salatary ca~ssn not %
Neglect those means Of defense which ce within heir
reach and IN which alone will be found their future
ssfety Inrust the defense q the frontier 20 the na
tves and be content 70 rest in state Of gnprepsred-
nefs and wa. with all it attendant horrors s inevi
table. Sapiheness on the part Of thh colOnsts ls
great incentive 10 aggression BY the natives. All are
trained TO arms from heir infancy, and are taught %
view saeeessfGl frsebootng the highes. honor !.
i cur business 20 teach them better bele han thi
rot by tie incubation Of a mere maxim, bat oy an
exhibition Of power TO resst eGteiSsy and 70 punish
promptly, iLsU EVIL denss.
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TIE Cafs TS~s MAJ OF the 21d OF Nov.us.r -.
The United States ship piymsu,h, which, n ~ :.
remembered, pat in at the Cspe tone noa,hs ~. "
when Proceeding as one Of the GATED sts,s. ~
ron 90 Japan. retdrred on Monday. The f,nsrs
complime nis<y notice, 20 the trc.,nsr, 49,
creed IN this colony. has since been published F~'
60 The oily sssri TIE Ualt-d stsses a., %,
desire ihsf fetarn from the o.. en- Il .sye
tie Care eoic7ss Ard .,rr-.s their hsaf. n, ~
certea ard treatment vheh they have n ssy,
this hosyitshe eooIy .
u : ship Piyuosth. Table Bay. Nes. si-
On Tuesday last, one of the crew beloDs;n, "a q,
United States ihip Plymouth ia Mteuptis, - y 20
over the Sui, near the Cen,rs wharf saa 30, 80.
@ Ds s.sancs .s. 1sSs one cd ct h
conveyed on bOsrd be ST once placed upSs. -,
care Of the medical officer connected WITH ,ss -.
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OREGON.

We have ds'es TO the l7th of December from ore
gon.
OREGON LEcrsrATURE The Oregon Legislature
was in session AZ Salem The following is the list Of
officers elect OF The present session; President OF the
Council j. X Kelly; Chei Clerk, Il. Genois; As
.stant Clerk Jamea Costilloe Enrolling Cle-k, Mr.
Edwords Sergeant alarms, j. X. Delo ihmu,t'
Door. Keeper Mr.. Gwinn; Speaker of thu II puse, l..
F. Cariee: Chief Clerk, Victor IrcYtt Serge mt 81
Arms Mr. HsmmoDds.
WAsHiNGroS LEGfsLATC RF.-The Legislature OF
Washington Territory organized on the tth IN t. by
the ee elton ot the folio wing officers President of the
Council. seth Calm; Chef Clark, Butler T. Ander-
son; Assistant Clerk, A. j. Moses Sergeant a.. Arms
j. l. Mitchell; DoorK eper, Mr.. Cu,lesOui Speaker
Of the House Henry Crosbie, Chief Clerk Is. +.
Ke1dai; Assistant Clerk K. M. Walker. Serzetnt-
alarms, Nil % Mounts, Door keeper, VIM. Bailey.
TnE HUDsoE BAY CoMPANY.--Ne ieara from TIE
Sandard that meeting Of tue citizens along tbe Co.
un bia River T. be holden at different PLACES,
to sgifaie the question Of the Hudson Bay Company
claims 10 large tracts of land IN Oregon and Wash
iDgion Territories 10 throw more light upon 4, aud
10 devise ways and means 10 legally protect tie rights
Of American settlers upon the lands claimed by this
Company
I'll vel known that n large number OF the Deepen.
dents Cf that Company, Immediately on tie passage
Of the land law aysied themselves OF the privileges
Of that law and declared their intentions 10 become
citizens Of the United States and as claimants u9der
that hs set.d upon some OF the best lands 10 Ores
gon. To this no reasonable objection can he urged
IspIAE HosTILITlKs 49, Tile Standard says that
rumors arc aHOst IN town that the whites have killed
a Cayuse Incsn, above the Cascades and Dalle- and
that The Indiana about the Cascsdes and Daes, ".
geiber with the Csyu and Smokes, were eyiBcng
hOstlites 10 the whites Much alarm ia felt for the
safety Of the whites at the Dalss The rouDs az
Vancouver are ordered to 20 up there a. coon as pos
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