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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14
tFrom the National Intelligcnccr.l
Coupfasv on fine GfuU;D.

We have never seea a banlsonaer thing IN a polit-
cal canvass than the incident givcl below. Gov.
Johnson and the Hon. Meredith p. Gentry were up-
posing candidates FOR The Office Of Governor OF Yen
nesser, and have carried on active and very ami
mated canvass through the State until they reached
knoxville Here the incident took place, which is
explained bv Gov. JolHsOns letter, which does much
honor to that gentleman. and shows that h wever
erroneous his political opinions may be, he knows
what is due 10 q high courtesy and to an honorable
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14

- hNONNILLE. JuIF . IoI3
Col. GENTRY. Dear 81: II was requested this
morning by Col John Williams 10 visit you ut youT
lick room; and, upon doing So understood YOU to
press the desire, in view Of your serious indisposi-
IN, shat the canvass in IIich we have been engaged
onid terminate at this place | have 10 say that,
pweTer SOLICITORS may be to continue the canvass;
ID notwithstanding the urgent solicitations of
ends that should ill the remaining appointments,
'n constrained by Il sense o: proper courtesy 10
opponent to yield 10 your desire.
| have the honor to be- &c,
ANDREW JOHNSON"
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Iron TIE SPIRIT or JEFFERsoH.I
Mixed T,nirmn

l am composed of &c letters:
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s. ., 3, 6, is very useful to men.
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NV whole is the name of IA very pretty book
BY NOBLE E, aud MARTHA a.
IIarpers- Ferry, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14

j TENSEssFE,--Thc Nashville Union claims the
election of!5ulth, Jones and Wright democrats, TO
Congress- and probably Savage, democrat Also
Suced, k. Is elected in the I'd district The k us
have the STATE Senate and the democrats the Honse.
dohnsnns eierlion as Governor is certain. Major
lg!A lemoeraL. is .ieteated for the LegislntuEe.
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pfanos.

J From the cara of Mr.. A. C. Kern, IT will be per
sved that tEa lie viii be in this ueIghhorhood in
sw days fOg. nc purpose of tuning and repairing
: nos and otser musical instruments. Orders may
left at Carter; Hotel.
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y trlh Carollna Eiection.

RALEIGH august lot has been definitely as
tertainGd tina; the Congressional delegation from this
State stands three Americans, fOTr Democrats and
Clingsnan, Independent. The latter has majority
of one thousand votes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14
ainnanla ERECTION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August PERRY Walker, k
H. Is elected to Congress in the Mobile district
Further rcir!rus Of the vote for Governor show
large naiGriliCs for Winston democrat and although
Shortbridsc gains largely in some places. Winston
is probable elected.
[sECoND pEsPATcnl
NyyTGaMsRy. August 10 Winston, democrat is
elected hv = considerable majority. A large major
ity Of the legislature Democrats Messrs. Wal
kerEnd SAiIh Americans. and Messrs. Dowdell,
Hester. Houston Cobb and uarriss Democrats are
elected To Etr1rgss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14

. hIIUW Whit
who voted for the Fglttss sl,S. ort.eFu DEMO
that fifteen of them were candidates for re-
on to the next Congress twelve were select
so were defeated by wings, and one llY n Free
democrat. The democratic masses must be
FINALlTY HEsoLUTIoSs IN 1882.
again, notwithstanding these moFsures had
acluiesced in by the Sohtli, the North stu
led, and sent memorials 70 Congress for the re-
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Na!scY FcmnIe aeI1inarY.

we have received the catalogue of the Valley Fe-
be Seminary located in Winchester. Though
institution has been recently established, it bids
to occupy Il very prominent position among the
ools OF the s5nte.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14

Upshur-- - Carper, \.
Warren--Sini'l ". Thvufqs, D. ~
Mashingtel---N'' n, X. tle!s<eii, d. Jas,n
Warne-Ieremtah Wetiman. D. = 'Ola .. Flosd 1
We;zel-Dayii West H.
Wuod-A. !. Ro0snap. X 4.
Wythe-b.evii Graham, D.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14

Avd, now, having thus given the votes Of the dit
fcrelft parties in Congress for the past years,
will I6gc with the vote on the Nebraska bill, which
is III, last ,hn. Was given on the slavery question in
Congress The soaih wanted the SaEery ,, resris
tn. Missouri Compromise OF 1920. The Northern
VIZ. OBJECTED, ravcd and pitched, and did every
tf:r. to defeat it, They made motions, called yeas
AMI nays ana finally got things in such liz that
the irI,ds Of the bili hogan TO despair and feared
tina. nd-r the rulc- Of the House they never could
rel Il. vote upon It. But through NJ. Stephens
kn0.e,igc of Parliamentary law and tactFihc Free
(o,roy. inc J., the vote in the House, viz:
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Kcntn-kr EIection.

LoUlsvILLg. Aug lO---In so counties Morehead
k a. majority amounts: 10 9,460. The remaining
counties c heard from gave Pierce tor the Prest-
leacy 22a majority Fo: Congress six kuow-noth-
ings and three mites are chosen while the other
districts are silI i'll doubt. ST0Ye k. H. is elected
in breckenridge district YeI Harris,dem.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14

rhe q Morgan Continental Gaards7 new volun-
company in Winchester, have taken hold ofthe
position to erect a monument to General Morgan
spirited manner. Subscription papers will be sent
few days to all the adjoining counties. Ofcourse
style, SC, of the monument Will be regulated,
the amount of the subscriptions. j. r Tucker,
IL Lee, L. N. Lauc5, J. b. Gilkeson and Z. a. T.
ey compose the Committee on the subject
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I.nnerYilIe AcademY.

The Fall session of this Institution will commence
the first Ioaday in September. 1t is located i'll
Of the heelti,icst sections of Virginia, aud the
gully are ge4tlemen eminent in their profession
the attention Of the public must be directed to
institution IS one possessing advantages not ex-
fed By any otheS of the kind in the state.
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The t;eycrnorsh1p of Kansas.

ZION. wlIsoE Su4SSox. Ex-GovernOr of Ohio,
nStnbor Of thelast Congress, from that State and
supporter of Nebrastn and Kansas bill has been
APPOINTED Governor of Kansas vice Hon. 81. DAw-
soy declined.
!, ~ The Cts Council Of Re siabtisli-
ed = 9uarantiGs Egkina ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14

q The barn, and entire crops ofsnalI grain, of
o, Hunter, Morgan county, was burned on Tues :
night the nth ult by an incendiary
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lib

Transforming n MAJORITY ofthe Northern democrats
wen. ;Jr Us, while the Northern wh:Gs were 'Hdh'-
n7rsl acGi!sL as backed by screen Southern wings
and two Southern democrats. And in the Senate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14

Here again, on the Fugitive Slave Law, It vii be
soon that while we have vote by the Northern
Democrats OF SIR to one, 10 or Jdr0T there Is
vale of seen TO orc. of the Northern wings, now
I,uau-uuthinps against us.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14

The following is the classification ofthe vote in
2 uouse on the U:all bill h sections
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
NEW-GRANADA.

We DO not find much news in our Is.huus papers.
The L :. corvette John Adams, Captain +. B.
Boutwell,, snohoIed IN Panama Bay on Sunday morn
ing March IS. She left C.lao on March Q. The
John Adams 10 ain the Pacific -stion for two
years The fol wing is list Of her offioers:
q Sspt T. 3 B. ntweii, Ceumsaderi Sh.ttuct L.wIs
e. Lsrgin d r. Lsubert A Rhiad LisutsJsat. r N.
fotsr surgeon H. Nyers Pur,eri psin,. Assistant
eBfseoDi C. Bsdser, Acting Meter EsglestJn y a
bSef II. o.t.y ". r. Fzhush, Psssea Midshiplns /;
ChssId CaP,.G' Clerk AsaoRey, Sslnaksri Hatch,
treri Nsler BJst~AIn
Ire las. i.w aays about the 25.h Ct March have
teen e1cesdiIels hottie Thermometer at noon on
Monday ct sCo in the SHADE.
MARCH 2o.-The Governor Don Manuel Di.z "a.
iUIntd on MoDdsy from Coorrers-havinz les .ored
public or-er ana arrested the rinsesdsrs in the late
CstprOsDces.
be ATE rims have caused some slight damage TO
ihe faiosd track, and in the
GTiva Of the iraibs.
TIE Last accounts from BoEo,s inform US that the
proposed e~ fornir the Contribution ia regard TO
the formation OF Federal STATE of the Province Of
ire sumus, IL likely rorn 10 come into effect The
bill with hut slight alteration passed the House Of
Representatives. on The 2lst ut and on th- 23d il
VS. ira y re.d in the SeLste aud no doub, il sill
receive the sanction OF the Executive. The Paa1
M no Of Sunday reciees ~ the propo. ed change and
holes from it great things for the Isthmus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

schooner Wiling sailed for ths Sand ~ieh l.l.ods
March she carries cut Ito, 600 feet Of lumber,
rs 600 shpgles 80 tUnss fou', potatoes, a.; Ine
Whrirs IL Owned, by Lot Whitconb, Of Milwaukee,
vbo tots out in Der for the purpose of opening
regular trade betweea the Columbia River anu
Honolulu II,
The Catholic Mission a, the Dalles accidentally
caught FIRE s few days ago, ana was entirely con-
sumtd.
The House OF Representatives Of Oregon b ssto vs.
lie o.nsUre and condemnation upon the Pacific Mall
Stesp hip Company. The chief erou I'd OF COM
plant is tie forwarding Of the mats on the steamship
Soutterrer
DRows.D On Friday noon, George L. S'sven-
cousin Of Gov stevens. of Washington Ierrit)rT
vss drowned while attempting 10 swim Skookdn
Chuck q email bat rapid creek that pats into tue
Ch.hsli.. He vas travelling in company Win Mr.
Stuart, OF S,uAts Express Nr Stuart happened TO
itsy few n inutes behind to FIX MS package; Stew
eIs rode on ard ~ten attempting 70 ssn toe creek
il is supposed that the eurrett Sahed tie horse ey
so thar b. turned over, thus drowning Stevens Toe
body Of Stevens had not been iuad on Saturday al
10 AN Portland Standard, 22d ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
AUSTRALIA.

We have received TIE Ssaney Herald 70 u. ,s.,
Of January, being three day. later than our .s, =.
vices. ~
NEw-SourH WALrs-Au expedition /. .Aou, A..
undertaken by Dr.. CAtherwood sn Am-ric.a ,s.ss
osp, 10 explore tbs int RI n Of Aasuais. Goysr ~
gives no aid to The project bu, the pres spssi, ~
az calculated 10 be very advantageous to tie sala.
The revenu- returns OF the colony for the veg ss.
bad been published. The tot n increase VI thu a.,
gate ressnus for the year 1884 that Of ls;5 !,
RIOS f-3 1917.
vIcroRIA.-Melbourne sdvices are TO thu "a =,
January.
The correspondent Of TIE HERALD saws th,t Tia /.
vestissop sequert upon the late rio, have term
p..c sn6 the changes brought gainst the @
officials bavs proved 10 be UnOuEcet. The ~
the dissatisfied uisers RI found 10 be mea Who k.i
themselves nothing TO complain OF or to redress \,
fact politcsl rowdies The g'ld LICENSES are 10 y.
ever TO ba done s~sy with sud this set Of ilstes -.
sult. from The late demonstration made At the go5
fields; the misers ought TO BE- very gel satisfied rh
their su cess. Government is carrying out IN extern
sve system Of retrer cbm.Dt soi iusuy clsrk. bo,h
In tba Pcs. O.fcs and the Cdstom House have hss,
di. r,issed. The sten,ion Of emierants is being al
reote0 To ssrie ture and it ia thought that in ss
yeers ct the fsrthest the colony will produce food
enough for its owo consumption
Mercantile business is very dull and the excessive
In ports ion. te.d TO still further distress the market:
stocks of all kp6s app 10 be over-sbundau, snj
pricss very low nevertheless, the revenue return,
show 80 il crease showing 'hFt the bulk OF The con-
murity wss net sfected by the lzte 90 nmercal ds.
as,ers. The excitement coucsroiug qua IL crushing
cou,it u,s snd many persous with the resiiel, ms-
chimes are realizing hsndoue returns Ii is laid hss
the southern Colonies will rot join 5 dney in en- iesv-
ing to establish msil route via Psnsms pref-rsiny
ins.e &c a communication by way OF Susz
In the commercial report published in The frexs
the late crisis priucipsl, trou,sd % the conduct
OF rersors calling themselves con niso, mtr,h inn
tracing with the suns realized by the sSle Of gosSs
consigned, spd b,iog therefore unable 20 remit The
system bss been carried on to scandalou. extsot
sno it s recomm epdt TO send on, oOmmiesi from
III. houses At home tn Inquire into the matter.
The Fame journal saws tina. it is Z" an updoubtea
fact that for considerable period there has been
" STEADY dsoresse in The production Of gold"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
UTAH.

We have dates from Great Salt Lake City to
Feb. 4.
The Eastern NJ lii arrived AZ Sal; Lake City the
evening Of Feb. 6. Tais arrival brought intelligence
Of the sppoiItm.nt Of Col Steptoe A. Governor vi
the Territory vice Brig ham Young; Harris Secretary.
vice A. ". Baboitti and some other cn1nges. The
re.s took the Mornons by surprise, bat, il WIS.,
thought DO open opposition would oe exhibited.
On N.~ Years Do, quite serious collision took
place between The Upteo States soldiers and the ct-
z.ps at a riDs bg-sbop Firearms were freely u.ad
ard seven or eight persons Fere sho but fortunately
noLe Of them were allied. To Of the soldiers
severely wounded, end for tine il WAS thought they
coulo rot recover. IRE MOrmoDs ordered GU, the
L. g,n" threatening 20 destroy the whole battalion
o. ULen Sf7'e- troops III tee CITY under Col sep
toe. The three companies Ot L. y troops we're
ouickly parsded under armsthey strengthened their
tosiion and waited for the as,auit Of the Legion
which was every moment expected. Tois s'a'e Of
quasi wsrfsrs lssiei for three days when calnlsr
e. prevailed aud bosultes ssei IS the afr air
grew out OF orunl i an order ~.s Issued oy the
cii authorities fofbiddng the fdrih n sale of ardent
spirits 10 the city.
The Territorial Legislature Of U,ab, At their late
sessioD pssstd an act organizing Carson Valley into
a County Of tBet nsme. They had sppOin's1 one
STYLES &c Di,nict Judge and OfsOD HyGe As Probate
judge Of the County. From the temper Of ths ia.
bsbI'ants Of Carson Valley. very few of shon are
Mormon, ana mott o. whom have aDp'ed 10 D. IA.
coIpoIs.d INTO the Stste of California It IL probable
tlese appointments would De received with little IA
yor Styles IL nOtOriOusly Incompetent, besides being
very ohsipsted. OrsOn ii yde is President of the
Twelve Apostles aud IL Of tue leaders OF
NOrmo usm Among other legisstion vas the pss-
rage OF su act cdllea the " Giti Lsw, by which thu
faithful are 90 vest al their real m persons estate
Of ev,ry kind in Brigham Young |, aims to De
se.n pbetner Con gress HIl tolerate such outrageous
lee s alton Ia one OF the National Territories.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

BY the arrival Of the T. l. Frost, az San Francisco
have received HonSluu pspers to the 2ilh of
+, bruaiy.
Tie PolyrssiaH save spp'e ounce, currant, snd
lesoh trees in excellent condition have jlst osen
ctiseo from Ofeson by the Agate, ana are for tale
Iesr the Custom liOuse.
On Thulso az last, The ped Of February, all the
sulsr fses hoisted, aDc tie shi 10 the barb r
dressed, in honor Of the Anniversary CT the Brtl of
Washington. The United states Commissioner the
hon. ID Gregg, gave sumptuous dinner AZ his
reid. nee which honored by the pr, of bis
msjesty, hif Roya His huess II ace Lot K4uleha u
ebs the isters OF lis Msjestys Government, the
Diplomatic and Cor sular COrps aud number ot dis
tipguisbed residents aid strangers.
The Roy Has allan theztef has been leased for a
shor: tine by company lstely arrived from Aus
Italia by tie steamer CtS Of Norfolk, ana their fret
performance viii take placs on Saturday evening
p.At Eo sin Booth, sou of the celebrated trSgedisu
Nr W. IL Hamilton, Mr.. Clement White, 81. ID. c.
Andersen and Mrr Hsuilton, will not fail 10 insure
iDn houses ard pleased Audiences
BY the 1ooHer 4 r. foore, the urst party fnten1-
ing to make a peTnai eut settlement A. j span etc
tbs place On Tuesd4y last We learn mat tee party
eonsists OF Mr. and Mrs Reed aud Me-. T. D0ug herty.
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MEXICO.
ALVAREZ AND TIE REVOLUTION.

ALN AhEZ AND luE nv Ol@O klON.
TIE Acapulco correspondent Of The Panama Star
AID Herald writes, uooer oats Of March 8:
The revolution is Lot only mssiDg rapid and deter
ineo progress toward speedy conclusion. bat city
b6r cly the State Of Guerrero, have surreu Tered
10 Gen Alvsrez who, efier taxing up his position,
ana having the city Of Chill psncingo under clJss
siege, with oil conn unication Intercepted, receiving
inJ q s'ion that GJy-rDmen: fofcs Of 400 mel,
VITO for some tins past have been stationed in Chill
ia city If Is 600 inhabtsnts sno about 10 leagues
dstsrt from CtipsncDgo, were about attacking hi,
rear with CI sion OF hie army he marched upon
and captured the city the 9th ult., the day hs
would have taken ChipanciDgo were it not ogi0g to
4is movement. Hhvi returned Nth 81 increased
fefce be has assumed bis former position; you may
therefore expect 10 hear of his tumpha entry Into
the city OF Mexico az az early day.
IL msy be truly stated that Alvarez ia xonterfuI
and fortunate man. for during his whole military
career being upward OF one hundred times under fire,
ard wounded several tin e. but not seriously he has
never lost SINGLE battle! How striking the contrast
between the le aders Of this revolution alvarez, and
bis Serene Highness Santa Anna the latter,
although his military plans OF operation reflect, TO a
certain extent, tact and skiil, has never yet been
guilty Of the crime Of defeating foe though ~ all
other sirs ia the calender ne plea lie guilty
am In receipt CT = letter from the iptsl wherein
lie stated and " hch has since been coofrnsd that
hearty al the towns 10 the state Of Mexico a. also
tie City OF Puebs well known 10 oil yoar leaders
the 81 eond city In the Republic, have joined and
raised the Alvarez standard and th the people and
toldiery haze had several encounters, not oaly ~
front Of the Palace but in many of the prncipsl
ctr, cts in the capital Ibis is not the least surpris-
iIg ana only indicative of that sequel which must
cut from oppressive, shameful taxation and other
bar barous ad ~ rsnLical acts which tue people 6ad
it impossibe to struggle under; sad thus cream
stsLced between two evils, have resorted 10 arms
IL Their fshs the people ss they should be, have been
triumphant
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ga. yu. xu,A Oh. Mr. ws.. y rounsr to M. mary

IL sss Jose, March 9Th. Mr. wes'y rouner to A'' Mary
Barrel - -. r a, ,Is.,.
fsibsr Mr.. , d~sTs poy To N ~ a sooneon- A., r.L
10 s.eran.Dto March Josspa sosher to Miss CJatas
&niesop. - ar, a.. 4, u-,,,.. =. NJ.
I. Y.aiil County O,-son The 7th March Mr. Joseph
Nd 70 M. Frx.beth Atsrson-
AZ the r,,d.,ee Of M y. Avery. O~.nbh. FEB 7,
Or s.upe L Grow TO hs Eveiiie Avery, both Of Dvs
r,h hiv.r Ws,hr rtep ferno'y.
In Fr-poi'co Robert -her-oo3 CT san Frsn-sco 70
Pin. s,u,hter Of Al BIT ssl of 1elfast
Al bi-.,e Mr. p = Aisms Of tha. pl,c., 20 Ne
I.oph.n. xeui.., CT Blses spfins' and dsash;er Of
sttbsi,h,ie, Eco. - =,
on b. 2sth Of FEB. Mr. johnson Williams - ais AGy
Nader ell cf 0iss valley
By tie Rev Lesman. Vt. Wm- W. Gsssswsy 70 NJ"
Charlotte Lyons. ell Of NsVssa
Or The lib of March ssiLss MoLiersT Co. Sr W "
ysf.hsn Of Tuolunre 10 Mics Cynthia Csd~e dsGEaser
ef sp;.I ca dE.lI.
On Thusd.y Feb s. ~ Hd~sTd L,sdsr Chief Jusiiee OF
w,,bipsoL Territory NJ Bebry Roirr Of B.inshsm Bay,
TO ki.. Eiz.oeb AG-tb. fornerls Of Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
Died.
4 p.,.l,.i. su.n VII. 81 John ".

In Gan Lac ksIeb7 Of paralysis sossn wife OF John ".
Paa san q IL the 5h years Of b-r
q. toad ths bark Samuel asri,., pse.x- from
Phi aeJh,s San F.besoo Js zee Wood. Of eoasanooa
/. S.A Franc to. 2tb March, 10 mt of sad
Am Cs.h.n form. ry Of GfsBd Calf M-s .ssd "a deg.
on WeoL.sdsy Feb "a Gsson'iis, ron he elects
~ ~hie Ia din 2sh Of O---n
hsI Let 81 D.via Git.y the 2'th year Of h ss- Tue
decss.d pstit Of toe town Of Freeman, Fisasha
Comfy Ne. -
o., the 18Th March Heory Hof fell from the
ors ysTo q he Couutis 90 her s.sge fion Ossoa -
ssh q .nd WIS SrJvnef
A, Provo City Dec ss 1854 Ct iffsnrAti7n Sarah Ana,
d,u,tter H.riet Nixon sAfS dshifs, Gag
,s,e - ears. months ard IS d>ys
AZ Arsucts Gueh In shasta County. H7rsee ssrsha Tor
merry Of bcd.fOId Ne ss-d sboae ,eaIs
It. ear Fsbfco M.rch II Thomas Dun ply aatve Of the
Civ OF Kilkenny ire ana, ss-o 81 yeus
IL s.eismtLio March Ioh oftfphOd fever Wn J. Hicks
500 Of Chss Hieks k,q Of Benbo,ton VT 10 the 1st year
OF bis
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Markets.

SAN FR.scisoo 1hui-ssy Eyeoiss March Is, 1855
There -. % u- bushes notic'ng transacted %
e.y hspes The jobb-' however, general, rep1t
far
Fous-Jch tf-s .-s e 90 Dss H4xa Il ~; 10 ar
urpset.d Chill 80 30 D. Do Nsps City Mills 3D.
CoEy SssL--ioo ar ssess Csifo'Iis 500 It fic. n
WHt.I-le ssets choice nil M GOD at ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
$4,000 IN GOLD.

TAILS. Msilsteamer Illinois arrived a 2 O'Clock
., Saturday afternoon, from A,pinwal WITH Calfo'-
.as dates to March i6
We are under obligations to Z. W. HUI, Parser OF
~ Illinois, to wells Fargo & Co, the Pacific Ex-
pre,s Co, J. Hswes Co, and other friends, for the
prcnpt delivery Of our papers.
The steamer illinois ssied IRON New York for Ar
v;nwsjI, via Kingston, March 20, 2. arriving a.
Kis,ton 6 o'clock p. NJ 26ib ult and sailog
March q, II O'Clock A. N for Aspinwsu, arriving
there March 20, sP. NJ. TIE mails treasure and PISS
Npeers from steamer Sonora arrived in Asp'nT van q.
sP NJ, 3oh where they were immedia'eiy rece,'ea
Oh board and the steamer LET the port az c'''A
A. NJ, 3lst
The passenger. are all in excellent health.
The steamer FL Dorado, from Havana, with the New
Orleans nails ard passengers, arrived at Aspinwall
March 20, 3P 81, and vas to sail Immediately after
tbe Ilit ole on her return trip.