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The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07
JONES TOBIN g. CO.

Corner of Sansonie and Sacramento sts San Francisco
A RE NOW PREPARED to offer 10 the trade a large
n and well assorted stock OF desirable Fall and Winte
Goods, received per recent arrivals, comprising
Bonnet ribbons. Black and Colored Velvet ribbons
White and Black silk Blonde Laces;
Artificial Flowers, Feathers and Punes;
Jacdonet and Swiss Insertions and Edgings;
Ladies Embroidered Collars sleeves " Chemisei
Thread Enginzs and Laces;
English Black Grape;
general assortment of the latest and most np
proved styles of Millinery Goods Laccs AM
Embroideries
Also-Rogers, Woscnholm's and Barnes and
Sons Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors and Razo
Sirops.
Buttons. of all descriptions
Threads, needles pins, tapes,
Combs and Brushes, of all kinds,
Ladies and Chdrens hosiery, Ladies gloves:
Zephyr Worsteds Trimmings Braids,
India Rubber Falls, assorted Toys,
Babies Dolls, assd. China dolls;
Game bags. shot belts and pouches:
Porte-monnais, Envelopes, Letter paper;
Lead pencils, Stee pens and ink;
AlsoAn extensive and choice assortment of Perfumery
Yankee and German notions, all of which will be sold
the Lowest Rates for Cash
N B. New Goods received from NV ltrl |, ~
ste amer g.. J: n
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7 A p E R w AR z HOUS E
ID. s. Lord & Co.

No. 1872 Sanso me street, San Fraacsset
Importer Of Blank Books, Stationery and pa
pers of erery description.
~OULD invite the attention the trade TO their larre
w stock of Paper, Stationary and Blank Books. 10
which they constantly receiving additions which they
will sell at the lowest prices
Our stock consists in part of
PAINTING PAPER-Sizes 22x32 23x32tx34 24x3s md
2'xi2 superior quality
fWRAPPISG PAPERs-Manilla, Hardware and Straw all
sizes
WRITING PAPERs-Letter, Cap. Brief, Note and Book
Papers of every description.
PLAYING CARDS H. j. Cohen and Saml Hafrs Steam
boat Highlander, Esler Merry Andrew and Eayle.pl.y
ing Cards.
INKs-Maynard& Noyes, David Blacks and Arnold's
writing and copying Inks.
BLANK BooKs-Of every kind nd Size
STATIoNERY-A large and varied stock.
ALso-Soie Agents for the Pacific Coast OF While s.
Cos Type Foundry and Wells webb's Wood Type and
Furniture. szsx5
Atso-Agenis for R. Hoe Co.'S and the Ruggles Co.'S
Printing Presses
Constantly on hand, large stock Of Printers Cards
Gard Board and material of every kind, TO which wa
would invite the attention of Printers.
Having resident partner in New York we are nra-
pared to receive orders for Goods in the above line y
Will be hiied promptly and the reasonable terms
D. 5. LORD CO. I32 Sansome street
hof4o'Sn San francisco.
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ssTOWN TALK

One Nile from Nevada, on the Grass Valley road
GIST & BROTHERS, Proprietors.
Th subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have now on hand
good assortment Of Groceries, Provisions. Liquors. &c
as can be procured in the country and would be plea
20 have those wishing any articles in their line 10 give
them call before purchasing elsewhere
Liquors, II l-2 cents per glass.
They also prspGred to furnish TO order Chac
Stove aud four foot Wood Fence Posts and Boards NJ Ibe
lowest market prices and the shortest possible notice
In connection with the House they have for the ac
oommcds of teamsiers good yard for wagons and
Corrall for stock with water convenient.
TovG TAX, NOs.o, is55-.f
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OR THE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE OFD IsFAsre IF
FKlNATENATCRE, NO MATTER HOW LONG STANDING
WITHOUT ANY INJURIOUS EFFECTTO THE SYSTEM
OR ANY CHANGE OF DIET.
Ii Nerer has Fdtled-H cannot Fail t1 Cuyo,
HIS invaluable Specific, first introduced into Pisa some
Jty years since, soon became well known as cer-
IAN c that in town and city not only on the Con-
nent but in Great Britain, the demand was so eat
us merits astounding that less than one wear from
Its Introduction it had sppdned other remedies The
Medical Faculty of the principal cities of Europe were
compelled to acknowledge its wonderful mastery one
ease Proprietors of other Medicine jealous of its SWAY
valny endeavored to stay its onward prapress Like
before the mower their efforts fell ground and like
nre on the prairies sweeping all before onward
became triumphant 1t stood forth upon its own merits
discerning public saw tried and convinced of its nao
tcdt r1Le The massive urtune acquired by Dr. Pareir
from The sale of it during the SIX year3 he prenared II
alone bore witness TO its miraculous merits AT the de-
cease OF the Doctor the recipe bequeahed his son.
VINO mas laely introduced the remedy the United
States The number of it has already made are
astonishing Thousands and tens of thousands can bear
Ill lcho use it, 1t uiN CURE,
with safety peedand certainty other medicine has eve
Resort to No Quaek Nostrume.
Use remedy that has tried for the past v vears
aud was never known TO fail.
lhls great warranted Remedy is purely Vege.
table!
BEWARE CoUNTERFEJTs.
The extensive sale of this wonderful medicine has already
caused some person palm upon the unsus
pecng spurious compound closely resembling the Orig
ina BE particular to buy without the written sig
nature OF Pareira, the outside hewrapper of
bottle All others counterfeit heir compounders
VIII ne punished with the utmost rigor of the law
Price Three Dollars per bottle. by d. Babcock
sole Agent for California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
to whom all orders must be addressed liberal dscoun
made to wholesale dealers.
ID. BABCOCK. Wholesale Druggist.
II Davis street. San Francisco
List ofAgents throughout the state.
Ir. J. LARK. Nevada
BICE COFFIN 4 CO., Druggists, Marysvle.
B. K STARKWEATIIER, City Drug Store Ltocktou
W H. BRUNER, Toulumne Drug Store, Sonora
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, Shasta Drug Store, Shasta.
CHILD. WORrHEN, Pacervills Drug Store Placerville
JUSTIN GATES, Jr., Sacramento City
Dr. r. W. CARR Downieville.
Dr. W. II. GATLIFF, Yreka.
Dr. J. B. WINSTON, Los Angeles.
WHAIEY Il MORSE San Diego.
GEO. L. STORY Portland, o, T.
San Francisco, Aug. 25-3m
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GOODWIN & co. & MEEK Err

GOODWIN 4 co. & MEEKER
Importers s Jo6bers of Vines and Liouors
INVITE the attention OF Dealers and the Trads
iSeneraIly TO their very large stock of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTlC Liquors, which they will sen
at the lowest market prices. Now on hand i
! 200 casks Tenants Ale and Porter
100 cases Byass Porter:
so0 40 cases q doz eal Reynolds PhiIsd'a Stout:
ag0 ago cases cases -, do do do do
lO06 cases Claret
2OO cases genuine impocied Hook
$50 bbls Monongahela Whiskey
530 5o0 eighth ii.,l cases American Brandy
100 casks Champagne Brandy;
la5 bhis ~ Y. pure Spirits
50 bbls N. Y. Gin:
% pipes Philadelphia Gin
% bols hne Bourbon Whisky-lI veorxol,
BY bbls New England Rum
5pnncbeons Pure .IaInaca Rum.
puncheons Pure SANTA Cruz Rum.
~ puncheons Stuarts Old Scotch WHISKY
100 eases Boxers Bitters
so cases Lesess Bttors :
% cases Geouine Perned Absintbc
aiso ouracoa Orgeat. Maraschno, Gonroc S,,,,,
payne, iN0'S'i NHaih-
Also IN store or in bond, the following kind oe
FISK VINES 3RAxDIEs ard G1s~ 'N"D u
30 or casks Duff Gordon Pale Sherry
20 or casks Crown do a.
10 10 qr casks Harmony Nephews very old do,
ocaSes II doz ca London Golden Sherry;
Very superior, high cost
10 Or casks Old London Dock Port:
AZ or and 9Th casks Old Otard Dupuy & 20
Brandy-vintage 1871
20 sth casks Marett Brandy
25 sth casks Louis lie Berton Brandy.
~ sth casks E. Jaulin Brandy
SO 9Th casks A. Seignette and peIlevois;,
30 pipes Eagle and Swan Gin
Ur saie ny GOODWIN & co. MEEKER.
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RAILROAD HOUSE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Nj Os: 46 & As, COMMERCIAL STREET, and 81 Clay
~ Street, San Francisco
The Stranger will easily distinguish this hotel bv OBJ
s9rving the Cupaly and Town Clock visible from
all parts OF the city, and from the baconey OF which
most beautiful view Of the City, Bay and surrounding
country always be obtained No other hotel in me
city possesses the advantages.
his Hotels First Glass House. Gre proof Throughout
lighted be gas, water and all modern improvements In
every story situated in the central part of the CITY
the most ceanly bsst kept Hotel on the Pacific Single
or double Rooms, with without board Meats at ali
hours, from A. NJ to II P. NJ. and cooked to order
Ladies' Ordinary, Second Story
great reduction in prices TO keep peace win III
times enable the visitor 10 live better more econ
omlcally ai the Fail Road Hotel than ewhere, See BIZ
oil Fare in Golden En, and observe rety of foo
and moderation of charges
The visitor is also entitled TO the free inspection Of
numerous large and beautiful views along The Panam,
Railroad. ~ '
no runners alta ched to this Established its propre
tors depend upon lis merits
HALEY & THOMPSON.
November 2-2m p-onr;a,ors
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1hHA BAS. AIAMAATINE DANIELS
300 boxes Sperm Candles:
900 cases assorted Pie Fruits. in glass
300 cases assorted Pie Fruits in glass;
$50 cases Natural Preserves ats and pins
500 cescs assDi ted Jams and Jellies
zoo euses fresh Pine Apples in glnss and tins
100 cases fresh staaw beYaies. 10 tins
ooo cases fresh Apples and Pencbes in tins
% cases resh Ounces 200 Thomas Cove oysters,
10 cases kepsettt,s oysters
JOG cases Wells and Proyost's OYSTERS
leu cases Roast Chicken, $50 cases Lobsiors
$50 cases keBsett's Green Corn.
$50 cases hf gall Pickles,
800 boxes Ground Spices, 100 cs Bovee'. Cd Cofs.a
600 cases Cream Tartar, 500 bxs chemical Soap
600 bxs white English Soap,
500 boxes Chemical Olive Soap
For sale by R. T. BREyVSTFP e. 90
Nov 12-lm Corner Front mud Cy,- o,ra..Nf
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC!
California Stage Company

ARRANGEMENTS FOR NOVEMBER 1855.
lIESs~SSo The Stages of this Company will leave
fSSs e.s2razS their Offices at the METROPOLIS HOTEL
and UNITED STATES HOTEL. Nevada
follows
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at o'clock A. NJ and arriving at Sac
ranento in tmeor the O'Clock tor San Francisco
Also-At O'Clock, A. NJ. running via Auburn as an
Accommodation Line to Sacramento
FOR MARYSvILIE
Leaves the above named Offices Every Morning Mt I
Clock A M passing by Grass Valley, Rough & Ready
Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving Marysvile
by O'Clock, p. VI.
FOR FOREST CITY, DOWNIEVILLE, CHEROKEE, VOL
sEY'S, MoORE'S AND ORLEANS FLATS,
Leaves Every Morning at ca An
AlSO-FOR AUBURN via GRASS VALLEY
Every Afternoon at o'clock passing Grass Valley
aud arrive atAuburn same day, at O'Clock p NJ con-
Meeting with he Morning Coach at Auburn which arrives
at Sacramentot as O'Clock, p N same day
,,,,,,.--,u JAMES HAWoRTH, Prest C. s Co.
W McR0BERTS Agent w.
->oNenoer = iS''-u sepl5
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IkUN! IRON! IRON
George &. Johnston. & Co,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Iron, Steel and Cumberland Coal
Sc and SO Battery street, San Francisco.
M h have now on hand full assortment of
w American and English Iron
Swede and Russian ar iron:
Shntter Sheet and Boiler iron
Plough. Spring and Sheet Steel,
Blister Shear and German Steel
Sanderson's Cast Steel
Toe Corkine Steel.
Weights and Mousehole Anvil.
Swedge Blocks and Cones.
Wrights Solid Box Vices,
Bellows and >.edges
Carriage Bots
Shutter und Boiler Rfvets
Files Rasps, Horse nails Boray
Cumberland Coal
Norway Shoe shapes. Sc,
Sept 2l-3mis
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JOSEPH RATH.
Sacramento, NJ ay Is, 1855.

Sacramento, NJ ay 15 1855.
Dear Sir--Such is the thankfulness feel for the
preservation of my health of body and mind, and
believe ofmy life. that hope | will not be consid
cred intrusive in rendering my thankful acknow
Ndgements for restoring me to health, and making
my life boon worth preserving, when ii had be-
como burthen too great for me TO bear. Victim
as was to vice that had undermined my consti
tuition, and developed train of nervous symptoms,
such nervous debility, headache, distressing
timidity, sefdistrus, dizziness, love of solitude
loss of memory and want of resolution. besides
loss OF strength and energy, which had made my
waking movements wreched and my sleep unre.
freshlng, and was fast bringing to the grave;
but thanks to your skill / restored to health
vigor and energy Hoping to guide others where
they may find relief, you have my permission tot
make this public.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07
M/RACULDUS
ECRES Effected by the Divine tonc-nervine and Sa
~ guiferous properties contained in !,
DR.. Webher,s Tnyiporatinp Cordial,

LII. w eDDefS s lnVlSoTatlnS COTulal.
], Frederick c. Hull, do hereby certify that from the
constant use OF Tobacco for many years had become
emacated to skin and bones digestion destroyed, all
ate disagreed with me- constant pain in my chest n
fearful nervousness and trembling and general weak
ness made me apply for medical aid. The large quantity
OF medicine took during months debitated more
and more and my friends feared was in rapid decline.
Al this time commenced taking Dr. Webbers Invigora-
ting Cordial, and do solemnly that in weeks
was strong, robust in good heath and weighed Is lbs
more than when commenced taking it.
San Francisco, March 10, 1855,
A case of Chills. Ague. Tremors and General
Ill II Aalth aCon cured.
Mr. Uriah Weeks VII" arrived from Panama March
End, completely prostrated weak, and scarcely able 10
move had had the Panama Fever three months had
pains in the bones chils appetite strength energy
he used Webber's Corda. weeks and felt strong
and well that the 17th he went TO the southern mines
where he is working This fine herbal comfound is
onscenously recommended in any OF the follow ing
plants, where has been kEown to effect the
ordinary debility and Weakness from whatever
produced, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Indscreon in
early life Female Weakness loss of appetite memory,
Sleep trembling, and all other similar ailments
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07
Cotton Duck Manila Rope. SIC.

Cotton Duck Manila Rope, SC.
WE HAVE ON HAND and receiving constantly from
w the Atlantic States Cotton Duck from No. to 10
Also new article, made expressly for Hose and othel
purposes. CT
No 0, 90, and 900 Cotton Duck
Manila Rope, from 4 20 inches diameter
Block and Shelves, all sides and kinds
Tar, in Barrels and kegs al sizes
ADRIAN & STORY,
SO Front street, door from Ctay street
October SIN San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-07

TR. l.. J. CZAPKAY, late in the Hungarian Revolu
- tonary War; Chief Ph. sicisn to the 10Th Regiment
OF ionveds, Chief Surgeon to the Miinry IosDila at,
Pesh, Hungary ard late lecturer Diseases of ihe ri
mary Organs and Diseases of omen and Children woud
most respectfully inform the pubic Of California that he
has opened cure of Chronic D.cases
II lungs liver kidneys, digestive genital srgaIs and
elect Slrcture Seminal Weakness and au The bnrrid
consequences OF scabuse, aud he hopes that his long
svperience and successful practice Of many years will
insure nun share o public patronage. By the practice
OF many years in Europe and The United States and du
ring the Hungarian War and campaigns he is enabled To
apply the eiccut and successful remedies apanat
d'seases OF nil kinds lie Mercury-charges
rnuderaleirras his patients in correct and honorable
way-has references al nquesiiunbe vcr1cjly men
OF known responsibility and high Standing in society
III parties consulting him by letter. 9TH rwse will
receive the best and genest treatment. and implicit
secrecy.
ri. J. Czarkay IS daily receiving application
from every part oi this Stale and finm Oregon and
Washington Territories TO. treatment of every
form OF disease, and there is not who will come
forward and express dissatisfaction; on the contrary
the Doctor is in daily receipt OF letters expressive
OF gratitude and thankfun'ss ss, some OF which are
published below b., permission:
PoETLAyb, Oregon. May Is 1855.
DR.. Czapkay-Sr- Your medicine has been ta-
ken according to direction. ] teel little weak yet
n every other way am almost entirely recovered
and think in short time 81 all be as well as ever
Every body that knows me Is wondering what made
such change, for some friends thoug hit | had con-
sumption, aud others said was going crazy Well
l don't know but they were both right, as felt
good deal both ways, and thought if | didn't die
soon ! would like to. am rot troubled any more
with omissions and the pain in my head and back
and the weakness in my limbs have left me and SO
has the dizziness, tmidity and the wish always to
De alone, l am not afraid TO go company now
and am not easily scared as used to be, when
any little thing would set ME trembling. I have
been at work this week, which is the first have
done for six months and the thought oft don't dis
courage me like it used to. Indeed, | feel lke
another man, and it is all owing to your medicine
and advice. You may publish this if ynu want to-
Yours, &c, JOSEPH RATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19

TEHAs The election in this state proves anex psst.
edly c ose TIE Democratic incumbent " Pea.s
is probably rctleced Governor over Dicss,s, <. n,
but it quite likely that lowers X. ~. is On 80.
Lcut Governor ose Ram e. Dem. At east all tAs 70
iurus have leave Josers slightly ahead Crosby ne
K " Lsnd Com missioner, also appears TO be running
neck and neck with ais competitor Foits. For Con-
eress in the Easiern District, ETsns, X. ~, wsald
seem To have much the better chance from the re,ans
received Texas has 80 vast territory. q, 70, an
penetrated by railroads, with settlements 50 sparss
and poetoiiices 30 few that her reiarns slJs Ia
coming together.
There is large infusion ofCo'man inning alton int
Western Texas. and it is known to be quietly bal
s,ubbornly hostile to Slavery. We presume taese
facts have tended, in the absence OF the schoolSs
ter, 10 swell he Know Nothing vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19
LIBERIA.

In 1853, Augustus Washington OF Hartford, Conn,
emgrated " Liberia, whence he wrote three iettou
which were published in this paper. We have before
Us another letter from him, dated jane 2 1885. show-
Ing tina. his views have considerably improved as TO
the country; be says Many we're the copies Of hsss
"TRIBCsE letters received here cOntaning my 6rk
"impressons of Liberia, yet have seen no resort
" ment OF the people of Liberia respecting them. DE-
Roberts the OILY who has resented it, and DO
las done better for the emigrsnts ever since. III
" live shall visit the States next year. and think yoa
will find shs.I cen bring out with me more of the oee
"class Of Northern colorod men than any one has ya
done. The Cora arrived safely in port With ba
missionaries and tmigrants, ell we'll think Wess
daily expecting first the Gem aud then the Estene'
Cboth subssq uenty suiyed) OF hts success hs SAYS
that he owns three town lots, five small farms, aoo
one large one, on which he has cleared and plsasod
more than ten acres of African produce oil psa m
except ESQ not yet DUE Mr.. Washington Is cisSst
cally eoucs,ed msn, and when in Hartford followed
be occupation Of DagueTreotypist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19
MINNESOTA.

Itb vefy dosiiable that The Territories should
be rtpresebted In the hcIt Consres, by Doo-
gates eaIn,stiy. ubpatchatzbly devoted to
The cause d rne1om for all. WILLIAM K
MARSHAL - The Rcpubilcsn candidate for D..
cfitt hom u lpssota and Is Pr't;y crf'ain 10
be elected over Henry 81 Rice. ihe ihs P.sfos
Douglas Dsitrste. upiess too many votes should
lc tb,oNn suAj On Dard DlmstHsd. third ran
dida'e. ~bo IL optes.1 10 ths hsbfhsks iti4piy
bot Who. Ne a's assured. must oonsi4HfsblT
behind Dir MARSHALL ~ all the Anti Nebraska
sehs sLsil b. eoLrsrifsisd pn N, II his sisation
is nsfaiIy certain We afss. tts"is,s al lila
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,pmrruAscn Am ror,roa.

Il y. pnta ~ a. substantially 'his question
"Narposa tho candidate Tor Alderman OF f"nf
aps,,v were a modotatc. pfudoat dfintcr Of
Alcoholic Iiqnora. while tho tlval Candidate OF
"suothtr patty was Total hbstinoncc man,
",hco,otic.liy and practically. ios which Of thom
"would you voter
We answer;
Amsn'a personal habits are Of very great con.
s,oucnce To- himself and family, bat Of compare
lively little moment 20 he pablo. We should
not. therefore, permit the fact that one Of the
csnoidet,s ior municipal oiiice ~as, while his
ri Al wa. not, water dtinker. to control our
vote ~ between them.
But 1T ore Of these csndidates-no MISTER
vhch-be openly, ardently, actively favorable
70 The energetic sDd decisiSe main enaEcs and
enforcement of Liquor Prohibition, aud Se are
for that 8u1idate 10 matter to which party
be belopes nor whether total sbstsiner or not,
as against any advocate Of license for the Liquor
Truiic.
Such is our position, deliberately taken. pub-
lic)y announced, clearly understood. We do
uor propose to yindicate or justify il. 1tustihes
itselL We want to stop the Liquor Tfaitic'
and vote accordingly tn fill ali Offices that have
poxer oyer this trsfHc Our suffrage is not
WELDED with primary intent to put abstAiaer'
mo flee; VI vote for these Cor otaers) in order
70 Danish erogshops and their kindred from the
county
We hope no. 70 be required to expOund and
spply this rule in the case Of each candidate for
Office. That would be iuvidious sud seems need
ICES. Let every voter accept or reject it as to
fin sA7il sem best, ard. il he accepts, let him
apply it as bis ogn Judgment shall dictate
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GALES AT MLwAUKEE AND CHICAGO.
CHIcAGO, Tuesday, Sept. l., 1855;

CHICAGO, Tuesday sept. 7, loIs.
During 9 violent gale which commenced her' this
AFTERNOON the brig I,scaro a, from the lower iike.
loaded with coal dragged her anchor, and hal hS
masts and rigging all carried sway. The crew were
saved bv lite-oosis The vess ! will probably 90 10
pieces before morning. Tue gale 10 Increasing ia fury.
ceveral other vessez are in sight
We learn from Milwaukee that during storm this
morning the steamer Sebsstopol, at A. VI, ~ea
ashore Two miles sou OF the moah If the huw nkee
River The lateet accounts say she WAS oa the Oar,
with the waves breaking over her. Men, women, aM
chilorer. were seen on board. She would pro Daby 70
TO ieces unless the aba'ed. Two men ate npe
10 swim 10 the shore from the vessel, but one faed.
and wa. drowned: the other reports that there IA
large Lumber OF passengers ON board.
SECOND DISPATCH.
We have one hours later sccOuuts from Nusaukee.
which state that shere il no chance OF saving the
steamer Scbas,opol, aud that she mad already con-
menced going pieces.