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fIHE UNDERSIGNED would re- speetfully an
npuuee 10 the eItl2 is III kcokuk that he has
Up ned his rooms tor the reception Of gentlemen
suitable and ample pr parations have been made
to preserve and promote the health yigor and men
lat rla ~ IF all who may desire 10 participate IN
tae ma exercisss ard healthy sports If gylnnas-
to-. Pure air and cold water, udlciously tl.ed M
he manner Pr scribyd by him. cannot fail to make
The most weakly healthy strong and robust
I1 looms over tare} 4 klblufnc,s tore XII
b7uTns's Book, Nam street. u the 4th story En-
trance from the rear of tn hHting
dHelNdd .. MANCHESTER
Hyat1's Patent Illuminating Tilcs.
- Ills Tor tntring menl have been commenced in
- the n. = Court against individuals violating
my patents. Owners Of properly are liable for rs
iHg the infringement, aud Ju.tice to myself re
cures that / should call them account
Alfred l.. Nnans, Esq.. of Hamilton Hancock
to.,lll ~ my attorney far Iowa and Illinois
dec sd6t IuADEIS HYATT New York
\ sIot NDIAG DEVELOPMENTS Hls. B1ek
~ new book, Tha testimony VI an E-caped
-teN!e. ttQni NE Ssh rho u il 81. joseph Enmits
burg. Nd. the mother haueeof th4 Sisters Of Char-
~ ~ the ). By Jasephenc NJ BUCKLEY Far
saie y CAVE q son.
y APoLE0N AT sT HELENA II. Interesting
y Anecdotes and remarkable neerxations Of the
Emperor during he I've years Of hs captivity; fne-
y illustrated. BY John SC Abbott For sac by
GAVE Il SON
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n The Boston Post assures it, readers
that the aisles in all the public buildings,
and the side walks on the highways. are to he
widened, to admit the passage Of ladies' with
their new fashioned skirts. Several gentle
men have moved out Of the city 10 allow
their wives and daughters room Is turn
around
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AVID %. SMITH sBgAxNfrEtFs
SMITH & VANEICKLEN,
AuctaOneers. Com ma sAiOn Merchants
and Real Estate Brokers.

0M4I6 q VANGlCklEN,
Aucaoneers. Commission Merchants
and Real Estate Brokers.
NA VIII pay particular attention to sales by
Auction, of Teal Estate, ctoeks, Admiuistra-
tors sales, dc sill negotiate Loans make tulles-
tlons, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise make
liberal advances on Neal Estate Merchandise con
signed for public sale: viii act as Attorneys FOR
property holder on the disposng If property col
iccung Ut rents, paying taxes Ac. viii at as hnau.
cial enunSellms for all who mas need our services
Office on Third street, between Main md johnson
not24
IbkSAl.f--@ lots on Fulton street Tcrms rn.,
! Apply 70 SMITH 4 NANsICEIEN
INlk SALE - ~ acres "a land on the O. i CONN
4 Tract, apply 10 SMITH dNANsICKLEN.
Il Nok sALE.-A dwelling hou-e and lot On Bank
street apply 10 SMITH 3 YANs4CkLEN.
\ Lot in Louisville, ~ IL exchange IN kc6
Sdt'rn 4 vANsIcKEN.
<NOR SAILOR trade for Iowa land. OF keakuk
Stts property a house and lot at Walnut IliAs
near theeity Of Cincinnati. opplyto
sMIladNtNsIcKLEN.
EhFEE THOUSAND DeLLAK, to loan for onc
var oarcal estate arpl IT,
SMITH yANsIcKLEN.
E0R SAII.
80 feet hy ~ on First street between Main John.
SON Also House and lot corn, Of Frat and John
-on. Appy - SMITH NANsICkLEN.
ron SALE,
223 Acres IT Land so under cultivation near "a
margo. Terms, -thini cash. balance in one. twa
and three year.. Apply III
SMITH ( yANSIeKLEN.
E'ok SALE $40 acre. II choc. land within four
mllcr oi the city. SMITH d NANSICkIEN
F0K saLE.
1 HptoE and lots Second street apply H.
\ no'2i SMITH 4 NANsIckLEN
ron SALE.
IN FEET front On second street, with building.
~ rents for $500. Apply 70
nos2i sMIiH 4 vANsIcKLrN
FOR SALE.
fHHRLE lolz together Ia 9th street. Terms sa.y
4 Apply to
mf2i SMITH a NANsIekLEN.
E'0R SALE 10 acres oi land under cultivation. a..
! mile from the city Apply ~
noF24 SMITH i NANSIcKLEN
I4'ok sALE.ao feet front 81 Nam street aprl<
- not24 SMITH NANsIcKIE%
I'ok SALE.A farm containing 40s acres. Iva
under fence. m4ie. from. the city on III. plank
r"att. Possession given tbs l.t If March next ADJ
Ply t" notet SMITH i YANsICkLEN
I'0R sALK.A house ana lot On Main street
nova SMITH NAN~IgkLEN
A FRESH invoice u Hats and Caps to trade fir
\ City property. Apply g.
noY24 sMiTH & VANsIcKLEN.
1e0 ACRES y Land uear pella Mahaska eoun.
~ Ntta traie tyr ltty property Apply 4o
no'2I SMITH a FANSICKLES
lcO ACRES If Land ia Washington county f5ur
lou miles FROM the County seat can be had fer
seYeh dollars per Apply soon H.
n"F2t SMITH NANSfCKEEN
E0n DOLLARS can b. had on short tine Is am,
cAlAl III A-ila - =A 444II y ! N-+ft- KIN
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Books iuNG pnbIssh he'd

FILIl OF WISDOM AID UENIINE WIT
fINHE Works 81 Charles Lamb, WITH mai Memo
l. ft4.s by ~ Ta9mas Noon I4fOufd. For sale
by nor25 CAVE d son.
fI'HoAPe0Nt. Chri.tian lbeis,n. a pr1e If nine
l. thousand dollars WAS awarded this essay. Epr
sale by nuY24 CAVE a son.
/ INTERESTING a mf@rtant.--Ale1leo and It, H.
L Lyon by kobt A. wilson. Fer saleDy
n12l CAVE a son.
fTNHE best Am reau Na,ei for YEAR. Lilly BY
1 the thof of The hasy Manrut. VI al lille
oman Fef sale by
novel, CAVE SON
LNSIEILt GRANT, Ur The Lost Wife, one II tie
Il most exquisite love stories ever Published, for
saie by nova CAVE 4 son.
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The American cry Advertiser.

w " published N the city Of Ncw York De-
voted exclusively to advertising and editorial
notes n The ftfst Class houses in the principal ci-
itS OF the tinted states, Is elegant fall gilt oc,
taYo gotten NJ u the best materials and in th most
attractive style, by key. John L. Campbell, Of Nash
Yille, Tenn. ". > Spencer Is agent of the above
Work 1T the cities Of the upper Mississippi and
cali on few Of he best houses in this and the ei-
hes above and below u.s. and lay h.fore them the
general plan Of the work Mr. >p neer will receive
iof insertion in this work, any adverts ments that
may be forwarded 70 him al Davenport prior to Jan
uary. lso6
q q I5d
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Important Trial atthe srx.fnI pal

WE had the pleasure it vi messing. a few day.
since az interesting test trial If various
"figmng haehhcs no~ Oh exhibition at the
~ ztal Palace. The trial confined "a Che rela-
hHr merits of Fairbanks thu >rai,. scale. man.
uiaetured BY Dursee i Forsyth. Rochester y
and = newly patented scale manufactured M Ner-
g@Ahes, ~ 10 test the real ln.rli ~ the scales the
committee placed aiaa t.n pia Forum III scale hay-
ing the capacity II tons gty u sys H.. ana
then removed the weight ~ Arluas paris If the plat
form With to-. weight ou one H. 7 y thg Ser-
gennos scale. tae beam Indicated 3.s20 lbs when
placed on h' opposite fornar, tho team Indicated
Only ,"1t ihS-s m sing d4aersHee Il u u.s. and
when removed g he cehlr th. patfarn the sea hi
showed @sae5 Ties. \ reo-e. Nas tAel mad that the
"eighi y again placed ~ tAr corner hrst trled
"hte- E4s dom. ana tAt weight tbt beam BOW lndi-
caiea was 3,&s2 lbs. show ns DIFF renee # ibs
from The hrat rial Tbs variation Is attributable
IN part II M arrsHgem nj 4 the platform uuoa the
bearings which forbid. fhv possibility ~ ill., wtg}ng
correct "8gJt ar agreeing With itself The 4 A.
then appAed e talrbank Sac, ard phen the
weisAt was PLACED an r To platform -
beam Indicated the true eight. a38a Ihs Il .h.
second a1a ihlrl corners the result was III same oa
the f8aTia corner sslgat FaEfalian fero pzlbie
@@ extremely delicate Ras tsH al~ ratIon I'll Ealr-
bank scale. eapaelty sl1 tens.I thaag quarter Ga
pound wight placed r. ANY pAFs 81 fhe platform,
fa3-ed Is ttt ana
4 parsee forssih >ea.e.al 10000 lta.capaelty
was neKt tested aba bks tAe }ergsaies sale II
failed ~ CAV e3rreyt we8 ghter Il sr. With l,.f.
u showed variation teu pound el4-n the weight
VA neEed from gre c9r.s @ another. 0ae Of
fairhank j small platform -.4se. ws then tssted
with Y = STANDARD Weight aud although II bad
been ~ esh-tAaf VS. f. - months. t exhibited an
errtng accuracy. Ihe scaled weights were than plae
FL % similar scale manufactured nv puryee d
Forsyth, bot the result far frym saii factory
one eernf was hall pound TO hgat. the centre
bali a pound toe heavy and another ccrner tvs
pound, 80 heasy =. Penney issnisn.
noy 2saW Amt. kse,tak
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TT Elizur Wright, the father Of score
or so Of children, and the inventor of a pat
ent stopcoek, while walking on Boston Com
mon at the head of his amounted progeny,
was aecosted by n stranger with
: Sir, what Sunday school is that which
follows YOU"
Mr.. Wright replied, :. The hard-shell Bap-
tfsts =
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There is no important change in the state
IF the money market, though short loans ap-
pear Is be made with rather more facility
The high rates Of discount still show that
money is III good demand, though that de-
mund is met. The increased pr e OF all
commodities within the last eighteen months,
~ well is the increased production Of the
Presen, year. require much greater amount
ii capital TO transact the dai lv@business
The capital Of the country is far below is
wants for It's increasing trade, commerce and
agriculture, and the rate of interest was
never less likely to fall 10 a low point than
now, when foreign capital has ceased for the
present to flow in as freely as i used. The
iiminution in the number Of immigrants
who bring both money and labor-is likely to
be felt, il being serious loss. The stimu-
lus OF immigration on our markets. and es-
pecally that arising from the amount If
capital thus received, has never been fully
preeiated.- New York Eve. Post, l2th.
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OF Committees. So Messrs. Seward. Sum.
ner, Hale, Wade, Fessenden, and others, will
hgure at the latter end OF Committees on
Revolutionary Pensions, Enrolled Bills, Sc.
while the lead in the Committees on Finance,
Foreign affairs, the Judiciary, &C., will BE
assigned to statesmen of the grasp of mind
and fullness OF information of Billy Wright,
=. ". Jones, and Weller | state this not b,
way Of complaint, but Of illustration. Dog
berry long ago enunciated the stern truth
"that when two ride horse, one must
''ride behind,'' and cheerfnlly accent the
lispensation. But how is the majority 10
navigate. in view of the reported fact that
dcssrs. Fish, Pratt, Jones, Benjamin and
perhaps one or two other old line Wings.
have thrown down the weapons of their re-
belllon, and applied for admission. if not
fully into the Democratic camp, at least into
some limbo of neutrality, where they NAV b
made welcome to a share of the good things
dispensed from the majority table% These
beng stricken of on the one side, and the
Republicans on the other, there will remain
for regular ''National" opposition only Mr..
T 'rlttenden aforesaid and his colleague, with
4 I'm Bell Of Tennessee-who first came into
Congress some thirty years ago. and who be-
gins ~ show, on his dark, broad. anxious
usage, the burrows Of age and care-and
james A. Pearce, of Maryland. the scholar
and gentleman for excellence, who never
iiscredted his place in the Senate by an an
CRY, rude, or impertinent observation, and
whose sunny c0untenance bespeaks calm
good viii and peace with all mankind Rath- I
er select National" party this must be
but YOU might belong to one far more numer-
Gus Yet a good deal less respectable. H. {.
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w iiIsam ". iseIkna

| Agent for the following substantial Insurance
j Companies
c9mmarejai IN. CO., sal ut Louis Ne
Hartford F.ft Insurance O..
-Eua Ins. CO.
Star Ins. Go.
.Ftna i.fa ms a..
The attention Of merchants and forwardefs IL
called ~ he fact, that the Commercial Ius CO. III
IT, louis, issues open Marine POLES al thetr Aevn-
ey here. Inc premiums arg retained here ana loan
ed to the customers ~ the Company
Office Second street, near Main.
IanSiIt,
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T, J ELLIOTT.
JN0. II. CARTER.
II. j. CARTER.
.lAN Il GARTER

INNING T1T1 -T-IT- --V-h Uf =. a. DLT1,
and having Furthermore secured the services If Mr.
Dunlap, late of Cincinnati. Ohio widely ana iavoru-
bly, known the Prince OF Boot Makers We solie-
il the patronage Of the citizens Of keoluk and the
surrounding country.
1t Is our intention 70 Keep hand a complete as
sormsnt OF every description ana price ana are pre-
pared 10 finish 10 order boot and shoes suit the fan
81. Il. j. ELLIOTT 4 CO.
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4 IIlNr 10 THE LApEEs.-The following
paragraph, which we cut from an exchange,
IS local in rs application
Among all the Accomplishments which
our young ladies are expected 10 acquire it Is
70 be regretted that the art Of conversation
i not included. No grace of manners or
person can compensate for lack Of this
In youth the conversation Of our women is
apt e be triHing and insipld, anu in middle
age is too often confined To complaints Of
health and the scandal OF the day. Lively
conversation, upon instructive and elevating
topics, j. but little praetsed, but whenever It
IS found, II gives a eharm 10 the society Of
females which nothing else can. II triumphs
over deformlties and old age, and makes ug-
illness itself agreeable. Curran, speaking Of
Madame dc Stael, who was By no means
handsome but splendid eonversationalist.
said that she had the power Of talking her
self into n beauty Ladies should think of
this. Beauty lies in other things than fine
features and cosmetics
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have sold my entire stock and trade Il. j. Eli
oft CO., and cheerfuily recommend them to my old
custom rs gentleme fully competent and capable
Of carrying the boot and shoe business in MI its
branches. s. A. DUKE
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EslNE HUNDRED bhls winter apples for sale at
decl4 HUSTON. HAWKINS L HUsTON's.
TWENTY FIVE boxes No / lemons for sale at
1 decl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS l. HUSTON,s
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fNiiE undersigned have this day formed co-part-
nership for the purpose " carrying on the boot
and shoe business in keohuk undo the style and firm
Of + J. Elliott, 4 Co.
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- EADf MADE CL0lHINu.-EyerytAing in this
II line can be had at the lowest figures at
sep27dpw WOODWARD CO.'S
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y K0WA and tan colored hats, hgh and low crown,
ID Of every style and quality just reeeiv d by
oc 23dwtf u. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
LNlNE hundred dozen push caps just received at
L til. store Of ID. 4. HUMPiEA a GAGE.
oct23dwtf
nNE thousand Bannets, Of ali STYLES and qualities
- at b. +. HUMPHREY y GAGE.
oct2Sdwtf.
INHREE hundred dozen wool and fine hats Of every
i style, ut B.F. HUMPHREY Il GAGE.
octs3dwtf.
NJ IIIINEkI foods Of every variety. at the low
vi est prices, OF d. L. HUMPHREY & GAGE.
oct23dwtf.
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NEW FIRM.
And New Grocery Provision store.
fNHE undersigned have opened the largest and
/ best selected stock If Groceries and Provisions
to be found in the city az No IS Johnson street be
tween I'd and I'd. and determined To sell on the
most reasonable terms.
sepl3 KUHN 4 DODsON.
L,RESH BUTTER.-Just received, Supply Of II
i LIMBS Butter. sep i KUHN 4 D0DSON
ENdGS always be found
l. Ssp 10 KUHN d DODsON
DOlAToES-just received from the country, at
1 sept - KUHN 4 DOus0N
golden SYRUP, Of tie bsst quality can be had
/, at sep ID KUHN A D0DS0N.
. RE CIDER VINEGAR can be had at
L sep Is KUHN d D0Ds0N
4 No rs Johnson street, can be found the best
\ Tobacco to be had in the city.
ID KUHN 4 DODS0N.
N AILS.--A full assortment at
~ sep d KUHN DODS0N
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10 the public.
( IANIN6 determined, hereafter. 10 do An cNelu-
l. slsely cast. business IN retail department,
prepared to sell all kinds of Hats, Caps, Bon
nets. &C., nj greatly reduced prices. Our stock IL
very complete. aud keep nothing but the
bst grades Of goods always have the latest aty les
and Will sell lower for cash than the grades
are sold Oh credit. 50 come with Your dimes
49, All kinds Of Millinery work donc u order,
at the shortest notice.
Oct. 6.-dtf. u Il. HUMPHREY s GAGE
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
I. q. Wood. AbscoM acd !

SAN FRANclscn. Aug. Ilrh.-By an extra Of
the Ahn. issned This AFTERNOON. ii appears that l.
G. " GODS. of the late firm of Adams & Co, has
absconded in the ship Audubon. which vessel
saile, from this port on Thursday, for Aus.
tralia.
Vn inus rninors are ahoat as to the objects Of
his departure. and the belief Is general that he
has taken large amount of money with him.
A card will his banIe attached appears IN Tho
extra. the substance of which Is contained in
the following paragraph:
Since the financial wreck Of February last. in
which shared the fate of others " ho
yase, in the same line of business, and " ho are
now in The same condition OF Insolvency. | have
remained here ready to respond to any charge
that might he innde of legal prosecution
against with one exception that of the so
called gold dust conspracy-ihe result of which
is n matter of nuiuritiy. ft
have been sub j.cieI only To these proceed.
ings, which were originally adopted To enforce
TIA" payment ofpecunnry ,i.nauhs.
My ol jec, in visiting The EASTERN States is to
be servIceahlr. il can. as | cannot be here
The creditors ut our late firm. of whom the pril-
ripal are wi ling should III This respect consult
my "wu j'td gm.ni, have therefore. temporarily
!. Il This Nla'e for New York Which place lirpe
10 arrive AT, III no distant day. | irnsi | shail
then be able !" accomplish some useful result,
.f which. should my present expectations be
fulfilled. the parties Interested. whether as
friends or iu..s. will not tail in hear
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
4 roam GnIxsia.

The latest dates from China to June l6. h.
Speaking of the condition of Caution and lie. ;.
bnrhuud. ILe China Herald says:-
II l,e mouth .f April was called The Starving
month IN Cautuu, that of May shpuld be cull-u
The 'hondy noulil;' for such u succe, sim If ex
ecutinns has not been known within the present
generations and III Shankiusfu (or Sinking, as
II Is called Aeve) he judicial slau gAiers Ina, ( rx.
ceeded those of The capital. That large prrfect
city lies on HE ii KIang, or West river. aIn,u,
ii hundred miles from Canton. IL Was iurlntrI,
the capital of the province, hui since tr proyti,
ot forei ign trade during the present Mamhu
sway. the Governor general has livr, al Cauiuu.
though his official bmy guard "t FIVE thousand
troops is sill garris.al.d ai Shau-kiuy The.
city probably contains over taH a inA.a, uf In.
ha bilants, some say fully seven hundred ,h,ni..
and .aud Is the entIel,ut # l,e trade fran Kwauy.
81. aud the northwest parts of kwany.,uug west
ot the North ri,es. II 'ak-u by The iusur.
gents III Angus, uf last year, aud their cl,lri.
have possession of il aud lie place, bt You'd, 81
as TO prevent communication wrh Canion.-
There mercy show ty them ii,e4 and
aud now that they have been vanquisiIed. their
reiribuIiun has been doubled.
Most OF the guilty, and hundreds politically
iuu.c-ni. have been put To death. Anhnrlry
was delegated To Shau.king To examine and pun.
In :he prisoners, but the I,.opie siui not a ny
await the cerrnnny: and such the slnngh-
ter. that native Informant states The drowned
and headiess bmlies iu have com floating like n
raft past hIs village. un the i,nks of The river
running through Sai-isIu- Many were lied to-
seiher by t,es aud tens. aud thus drowned.
Tn, re have been on All average more than
two hundred executed in Canton daily for The
last fortnight, and the prisoners are moi ye,
cleared The two leaders Who took the'ciiy oi
Shun-ieh last August were cut in pieces gu the
lst OF June.
Many boats have reached the city from
Kwangsi but whether ilIry are now directly
from that province is doubtful ter prsont RS
were bruush in them. The carcasrs lett ON The
execution. ground are thrown into large pits.
dug here ana there "n the east of the cry.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
TOBACCO.

virginia Manufact"s scd--To5acco Agency.
CREEN, HEATH Il ALLEN. corner Wash.
VI ing;nn and Battery streets. San Francisco,
y.uld infarm the trade al California and Ore
ron. that they have established house III This
civ for the sab, nf VIRGINIA MANUFAC-
TURED TOBACCO which they are RECEIVING
direct from. and selling directly nn accnnnt ot.
the mannf curers; consequently. they can sell
at prices th nj must he sa i>iacfory The inv"ic.
value If our present stock Is considerably over
5000 QUO, comprising an assortment as io style
aud qualify greatly superior 10 ans'hins ever oi-
fered IN the Pacific cnast. aud equal To that oi
suy house in the. Atlantic States. Among the
brands the following:
Crnmpruns Four Aces: do. Sow. of the Seas;
Crnmp,on's BRIDE of the Pnctc: do. Medal ;
Halseys Four As; Boyds Gold Leaf;
Thomas Club Hnuse; do Anna Bishop;
Saunders Harry nf the West;
Ferguson Star of the West;
Miller & Crenshaw's Bluff City:
Roysier's Canielope;
Dickenson's Ocean aud Witches Eye;
Crosby & Wootien's Metropolitan.
Also. Smoking and Leaf Tobacco. and 900
packages ordinary brands. myl9-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18

7. BELCHrK Nay AND uAAG ~ SoUTH
AMERICA.-By The arrival of The brig Dover,
Capt. Lowell. from South Am, rcun ports via
PuntH Arenas, in Costa kica. we learn The nuto-
ri"ns 7. BelclIrr Kay has been committing The
grosrrst oiiiragrs in Valparaiso. Jus, previous
to the departure of the Dover. h.. headed baud
of rtffi,hs and robbers IN HAT city aud rubb, d
livery Stable of &6U0O. He arrested and
tried. but. the ,vid, nee being Insufficient to
vict him. he tiischHrg.d; wh-reupon the
enraged cIriZ-ns gave hun formal notice la leave,
which il is suplos.d he did Tor Caao. Being
we'll known. however. he Can scarcely escape
The odIum o AMERICAS in that part of The world.
S,,Ine ut hs gang came board the Dover
while laying in the harDor of Gnayqrl and de.
nnnde.i passage To any port she going 10;
bn, being pointed cut Io Capt. Lowell MS part Of
Belch-r Kay band he refused them n passa,e.
The English Steamer came III shortly after. when
They hai.d her an'i took passage i"r Panaina.-
The Residents "f The South Am-ri6 coast have
long been annoyed wi h the depr-daiions of
outlaws, aud at las, they have formed societies
to project Themselves in fntur-.-AAa.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18

PROBABLE MuKDEK uF EMiGxAATs.-The State
jo"'naf lear ns through private letter received
from lnd-l'e ndence. Mo. by geu'-uuan Of Sac.
raInsnt". dated June I9,h. that Al report was cur.
r-ni there, that the connected with i'm.
migrant train uu it's WAY tn Calif.'rnIs. had been
numbered. The report IL ginaied from a parry
III Delaware Indians. friendly tu the " hiies " Lo
had been "n n hnn'ing excursion. and s,attd d ON
their return. having seen number of white
women aud children travelling viii, u band Of
To be AMONG them! The De aw ares also
reported that The Sioux and Sac Indians had de.
cl"red their lniention of killing every Write
iilau they might meet On the plains. Satisfied
that ih'y would be severely dealt with il detec.
led, !h'y were determined to make iudIsc. Imin.
ale ~ ii'~r whenever opportunity oHered-
me letter conhrms The report iha, fest LAxi-
me Is IN the hands Of the Indiana. -