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The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16
From WeavervilIe.

The Trinity Times of last week says;-
eve are informed that the parties engaged in
the construction Of wagon road from Red
Bluffs ria the South Fork of Trinity river, have
completed the road from the Bluffs to within
eight miles of the South Fork and it is expected
that they will succeed in finishing it to the
South Fork by the last of next week We are
also informed that the road is most excellent
one there being portion of the route over
which four mules cannot draw three thousand
pounds OF freight We also learn that party
OF twenty-five men will. on Monday next, com
mence work on the road between Weaverville
and the South Fork, Ga distance of about seven
teen miles. and they confidently expect to have
1t completed in the course Of six weeks
Some spirited racing came off at Sturdevant's 5
Ranch on the lill inst. Dartmouth writes
to the Times about it thus:
Every man living within FIVE miles of this
place, who has the misfortune to own an old
horse. mule or jackass. is willing to bet from
one to five hundred dollars that his animal can
beat anything that ever wore hair in "A mile,
mile and a half, or two mile heat-men who
were never known to bet horse-race are
now running about half-crazy. to invest their
funds; and. in fact. sudden, unaccountabe
and uncomfortable passion for betting upon the
speed OF animals seems 10 have taken possession
OF the entire community"
Dartmouth" himself ventured a bag OF
beans, a bar of soap, ten gallons of brandy, and
a large quantity of EPSON salts. Whether he
won his wager not we have not heard, but
would naturally presume, from the well known
effects of the salts, that he must have succeeded
Messrs. Hendrick & Co., of Ridgeville, took
out $4,000 last week
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

IF We understand that the California Steam
Navigation Company are having three of their
boats 20 altered as to be able TO run to Red Bluffs
all summer. 1t is intended that they shall draw
but l2 inches Of water.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

INTELLIGENCE OFFIcE.-Mr. w. NJ. Cerat has
established an Intelligence Office at the Post Of
fee Restaurant. Persons in search of employ
ment or those desiring to employ others, may
save themselves much trouble by securing the
services of Nh Cerat.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

DAIGHs GRAND RAFFLE.-Recollect this is the
last enterprise OF the kind, that can come off in
'his Stale, SO long the present law on the sub
Jecf remains in force Some of the prizes are
oeauuiui 10 contemplate. Read them over.
lhey are on our fourth page. Remember the
9th of July.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

SoLp OUr.-It will be seen by the change of
advertisement, that ous friend James Mears has
sold out his stock Of Wines, Liquors. Cigars To-
bacco &C., &C., to William Nesrs. We tru, {
he may meet with success commensurate with
his deserts.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

RAcISG.-Mr. Catey announces that there
will be some spirited racing over the Canon
Course on the Sd and 4th of July next. There
will be some handsome purses to be contested
for
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

PEARs.-California pears of this season have
already made :heir appearance in our market.
They retail at 81 25 per dozen. Our friends, s.
Selig & Co. will accept our thanks tor pocket
full of them.
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( REMOVAL OF THE Posr OsFlcE-The Shasta
rost ofhce has been removed by Mr.. Jas. Lem
mon, newly appointed, to the Eagle Hotel
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Pacific Express Company.

For the unfiagging attentions cf the Pacific Er-
press. we desire 10 again express our many obi
cations. We stand their debtor for regular files
of California papers for the week. Per contra
our thanks
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

HoAstrr & BRAsrows ExPREss.-We are
indebted to Jack Horsley, Of this Express, for
copies OF the last TRINITY Tsmes, Mountain Her
aid. and Crescent City Herald.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

Srniees' ExrREss-we are obliged to Mr..
Spriggs. Of the Salmon Express. for late COME,
of the Crescent City Herald and Humbolc.
Tincs.
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WIN, 8. HUGHES

Announces himself as candidate for re-elec
tion TO ihe Office Of County Assessor, subject I
the decision OF the Democratic County Conveu
tiou
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16
BIRTHS.

On the 18th inst. on Eagle Greek, the wife o.
p. + Terbush, Esq, of daughter.
On the 18th inst, the wife Of E. w. Tracey
of Shasta, of a son.
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7. r. PENNINGTON.

Of Mddletown. will be candidate befor,
the Democratic Convention for the nomination
for County Clerk. iel6
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II. r. MIX.

Of Whisky Greek. is candidate for the Sber.
ifalty of Shasta county, subject 10 the decision
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16
ROBERT r.. sNEE

will be candidate for County Assessor sub.
ject to the decision Of the Democratic Conven
tion.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16
John BALL

Announces himself as candidate for County
Treasurer subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Convention.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16
E. G.. GIl.IETTR

Is candidate for County Clerk. subject to tn,
decision of the Democratic County Convention
jel6
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NICHOLAS uAHER.

Of the Four Mile House, is a candidate for tn,
Sheritfalty of Shasta county, subject 10 the de
cision of the County Democratic Convention.
;.,I
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MAR RIED.

In Shasta Valley, on Thursday, June, 7, 1855.
by the Rev. MIR. Stratton, Mr.. John Burgess, and
Miss Brown.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16
ELECTION NOTICES.
WIN. DYER.

Of Whisky Creek is a Miners Candidate for
the Sheritfalty of Shasta County, subject to the
decision of the County Democratic Convention.
iel6
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ELECTION NOTICES.
TO THE VOTERS OF SHASTA
COUNTY.

Having been urged by many of my friends in
different portions Of the County Wings as well
as Democrats-to present my name before the
People for reelection to the office of Sheriff, 1
take this method of announcing to my fellow
citizens that will be an N D E P ENDENT
CANDIDATE, at the election in September
next, for the Sheriffalty of Shasta County.
WILLIAM A. NUNNALLY.
Shasta June 9. 1855. je9-tde.
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THE SHASTA COURIER
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE ls. 1855.

" The Advertising Agency Of L. P. Fisher
has been removed to the Iron Building oppo-
site the Pacific Express Office, up stairs, San
Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

The people of Oregon voted in favor of erect
| ing the Territory into State.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

From ORKGoS.-Gen Lane has been elected
to Congress over Gen. Gaines, in Oregon, by a
thousand majority. Gaines was the Know No.
thing candidate. The Legislature will be Demo-
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16
SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.
SHASTA, June Is, 1S:

CORRECTED BY PULL, BAKER & ROBBINS.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

Shasta Steam Saw and FIGURING Mills,
" feed of all kinds.
Orders for Lumber will be promptly filled at
the lowest rates. w. G. WEST g. co.
Shasta, June l6, 1855 If
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

FIRE IN san FRANCIsco.-The S. L. Neacs Of
the Nth says:
This morning, about two clock, fire broke
out in frame building that leads out of Jackson
street The vicinity is one of the most disrep-
utable IN the city. and is moreover built up
with the most worthless kind of houses The
flames spread rapidly and although the Depart
ment was soon on hand. no headway could be
made In stopping the spread of the contlagra-
ton, until the entire block. bonded by Sfoui's S
Alley, Jackson street. ST. Louis Alley aud Du-
pont street was completely gutted of all except
the brick buildings. The centre was completely
burned out. leaving the four corners standing,
with vide passage way made through the
block from fonr directions The losses, as thew
occurred. could not be obtained in full, having
fallen on scores of persons, as the houses were
mostly rented to persons of i'll fame. and those
ioo OF the lowest description. We give below
such summary of the loss as could be gathered
IN the confusion of this morning.
The total loss is estimated at $4,000.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-16

SHASTA, June l6, 1855.
Business in Shasta has never been better than
at present.
Freight to Yreka, 8aI0DGold Dust, Is 75al7
do to Weaver, Bad Ex. ON At. States, pc.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
WASHINGTON CITY ELECTION

=, WAsHIEGroN, June 4th, slap. M.-The
d unieipai Election is going on very quietly
anu II Is thought that both parties are about
e!uAi' Inc Circuit Court this morning de.
cided to leave the question, "whetber far.
eigners, naturalized since the registering of
voters, should be allowed to voter, TO the
judges of election. The judges of elections
being all Know Nothings, it is believed they
VIII reject. This question involves the ripht
OIL about one hundred and fifty foreigners to
Inc vote last year stood for Mayor: Tow.
ers, ~ n 5000; Maury, Dem, 1854.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WAsHINGToN, June 4, 9 p. M.-The entire
american ticket is elected by respectable
majority The votes are not vet counted.
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AUCTION BALES,
FUTURE nAYa


RN AT AMELIA COURT
Am nsUuUsE-LAND WEAR JETERsVILLE.
eeuuws1 oosEHOLD FURNITURE, II d RS IS
SE % &C FOR sALE.-Tn pursuance of three
oi trust executed by Joel C. Foster a. t-us-
s,e a. eds will offer for sale at put lie auction AT
ioss - d., on THURSDAY, the 18th az OF Julv
~, tne Tavern andi80 acres of land in the occu.
p,nog o. said Fcs.er st Amelia G. g.. on the Rich.
iona ana Dauville Railroad IS miles from Rich.
mo aonn. The buildings entirety new. and smois
,oi si the purposes of tavern; including Stables
SUI al. necessary cut buildinzs part of the ian
open the re sidue in original growth Their. Ia ine
seu Teh enclosed, and young orchard on the
PSeGIj Inc situation Ia good one for Hotel and
Mou.u % Desirable location for merchant profess
.i1nsi man or for school l will sell a. tie sam
uhs frame building and small lot at present occu
eIty. 1e ING Tavern prop
q tAA1IssOmAll the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
rChNlIuhE Of the said Foster. on the premises
anu USED at the Tavern-4 cows 8 HORSEs ana
3 me morse WAGON AND HARNESS And on
pa hDAf the 18th day OF July, 1855, | will sell
On Ine pre- Uses trac. of 100 acres of Land within
Two niles Of Wayne Oak Depot a part arabic and
sne residue In pine and OAK This tract adions the
desirable place " ~Ne N1o''
dEhMs-casr, except to 81, 600 upon which
eieGit VIII be allowed until the lst of January 1856
u the purchaser of the Tavern.
je 5-2aEtd T1ns,ss
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON-

DESIRABLE FARM ON BROOK
TUHNPlKE-Four and q half miles from
hlIcInmond-FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WilI be
iseIs commence at o'clock. that valuable little
EAnI on the Brook Turnpike, (or plank road) Al
n mes rom Richmond, now in the occupancy of Mr.
YIN. q; Bowceck. adj 1iniug the lands of essrs
ADhes Hiiilerd, Nathaniel King. Joseph vsnderven.
s .s sno others The tract contains shout 100 acres
sne uiost OF which 10 now under cultivation, and
oooIgss are sufficient for the accommodation Of $
sulaIi FAMILY The place IL remarkably healthy and
the neighborhood excellent. ~ -
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance 6, u and "a
for negotiable notes. interest added and ii
retained till last note is paid.
is5 GODDIN l. Apprpsnn
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AUCTION 1ALEa
BY GoDDIN Z APPERsOa
DARN ON THE CENTRAL ~

FARM ON THE CENTRAL, PAu
n ROAD. WITHIN FIVE TO SIX nI1'ra ~
SAIChMOND. STOCK AND FARMING IMPIr
mnsETIs FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Ou YfJFs
DAL AFTERNO0N, June 5th 1856. CONNIE peinz y.
II lair, II BOT the next fair day, wi Be IA
e'Gle ., On the premises the farm known a. Mes
49, Dnosess immediately on the Central Railroad
1e eoun,y OF hanover, Eve to SIX miles from the
S .l =. nlennond, containing 174 acres This farm
Issues pIoo9cing wsil the ordinary crops Of tbs
ounsayi Is sdmiraoiy adopted to market ssrden ius:
ana iof seer melons and sweet potatoes & belevsd
to De equal to any land In ths STATE A. ;mnov,.n.
;,aus IA THESE articles has already begun Win the
riee mont and mountain country by ths c.nfrsi yaii
roaa; hsrL rich IN appearance, has beer fannd
wlsnn few hundred yards of the premise. Tbr
ouuGlnss on It ara con forsbls dwellipr roo5 n. N
slaoiss, Kitchen, weaving house, dc. sprins ~
pure water near the dwelling, and a never failins
ersncn running entirely through the premises AZ
,e.oins some hne Meadow Land. The tract will be
Iaio on IN lots OF from five to 100 acres plat sf
nicn Will In few days. be left with us az il will
oe determined on the day of sale whether In will
ms pc soid or the tract entire. The growing Crops
wi, De reserved from sale. After the saIe of the
will be sold. anu pio'enae1,
fERMs-One fifth cash; smother one.6 fh AZ I v..,.
the oaance, say threeffths st years Tn. ryedit
payments to bear interest," to be paid asmi snnnslIv
ana secured oy trust deed Or Ii the purchassr de
htes, per cent will be taken of the face of tha
creait payment for cash down. For the personsI a.
tate all sums over SO, months credit for snnrovsd
endorsed negotiable paper; under $40 essb,
GODDIN APPERsON.
-y Lo-IN - .os Auctioueers.
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BY LARUS g. SHINE

HOUSE AND LOT ON CHURCH
- HILL ATAUCTION.-Will be sold ON MON.
DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th inst on the miami.
sss c2mme1c!Dg at O'Clock, P NJ, the RIG
REslDENCE AND LOT On 29ih ST. ct cccupied nv
folly Hoimes The House ia in good rep air; the Lot
fronts = ieet On 18th street. and hack loo feet
TER third cash, ?ne'third, and uonths,
ihterest aadec Tor approved negotiable paper ii.
tie retained autli the last note ia paid.
je5 Gnct;nnaa,,
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consspena.uss Of IN. ni.p..nh.

'V"'"S Dtdmoads- Mortality Omnibns Liabili
Singers Seactag Machines Kuoe Nothing
supper Foreign Pdapers, DC
HEw YoRK, June .
| The case of the United States as. Theodore
| Christ TOR duty on certain diamonds In his
possession was decided Saturday against the
piaintih 1t appears that when Henrietta
oon'ag came to this country, her diamond.
ana ornaments came in duty free. and when
sue was going to South America, from
whence she never returned alive, she pledged
ui with Mr.. Christ for $4,000. The United
states ss then attempted to get the duty on
The deaths during the mast uaoL :, az;
amounted to 1863. WY
JACOB Swartz, in the Superior Court Fri;
t Iay' t recovered s25S from Murphy & Finn,
,nat oeihg the value of a package handed Nv
nun 10 one OF their omnibus drivers when
ne got into the coach and which was lost
when he got out. 90 io''
u ne famous yacht Haze, owned by VIM
% d. duncan duncan, Esq, of this city, has been sold
$1,000, which is said to be less than one 10 ~ e
her original cost. -'''
lee hon. VIM. l.. Lee, Chief Justice of
Ine sandwich Islands and Chancellor of the
Nihgoom, has arrived in this city and il at
present tne guest of ex-Aldermau Wake.
man. lie comes clothed with authority TO
uTsouate commercial treaty between the
NV aiian Kingdom and the United States.
Inc interest On the government stock own
so Dy the late Madame Sontag was yester-
oay PAID to her legal representative In pnr.
suance of the decision of the Secretary of
ne treasury, before whom the case had Ieen
Drought On en- adverse decision by the At
torney General. '''' -A'
m9Ssr9. Tiffany & Go. have Just completed
tation to Mr. Charles +. Pond, President Of
The New Haven, Hartford and Springfield
R6aiiroad Company, by the stockholders
Cost OF the testimonial, $4,000.
In the United States Circuit Yesterday IN
the case of l. NJ. Singer & Co. vs.. the Eyeal.
slor Sewing Machine Company, for infrinre.
ment OF Sewing Machine Patent In 610
or s20 each for 80 Machines, was awarded ia
plaintiffs :" . p" al "0u ~
A man named James Morton, ATTENDING 70
Jump on the front platform of q Hudson ri.
yer railroad car yesterda y,was SO Injured that
the amputation Of his right leg was found
necessary. His recovery is doubtful.
The Know Nothings gave a b9nnnat yes.
terday evening In honor of their late candi.
date for Mayor, Mr. j. w Barker. All the
leading Sans were present.
The whole number of foreign emigrants
arriving at this port during May was 55,432;
same period last year, 54,018.
The ship Leopold from Ant Yerp with 3s7
emIgrarts has been stOpped'iu quarantine to
await an investigation to asce tain whether
she brings paupers or not
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MARKETS

NE" YORK, June 4th Cotton is uuchapged.-
at oor easel en and though not quotable is lover
on!o, Si.;oS Slo57; Southern firm. W heat decli-
Etus ana Gull Corn trhs lower. Whiskey IS cents
per gallon Stocks better-money IN c hanged Vir.
anna 6s $3.50 orth Carolina 6's $685. Missouri
ss s04 Ohio's 81 .06aS1a6a
sALTIMoRE. June 4th Sales 100 bbl. Howard
street Flour at S1eS7 per Dbl. Whest and Corn
unchanged and receipts light
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An lKDIAN HAssAcRE-From the Gsas6sn Tar.
E4eory we have news that ia January LAST the town
OF tabse, In the Santa Cruz valley on Cooks wagon
ans Tho killed the small garrison of Mexican soldiers
s.stloned their to keep possession until the Amgri.
eau authorities should assume it. They also carried
TWO women ana all he cattle, besides stealing sll
me cattle from the mission Tanasaeen, five miles
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je4 TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Auctrs.
COMMISSIONERS SAIE.-Tn mr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Tn pur-
~ suance of decree of the Circuit Court of the
county of Hanover, entered the 18th day of
March, 1885, in suit therein depending in the style
OF Anderson NC, vs.. Gale &c. | Commissioner
named 10 said decree, shall on THURSDAY, the
I4Lh of June, 1855, expose to Sale at Public Auc.
ion, to the highest bidder the premises Lot Of
Ground near the city of Richmond being lot No. s.
in Square No. II, the west side of 28th street
between o. and P. streets, The sale to take place
at - O'Clock.
This sale is made at the risk and costs of f J.
Blank nship. former purchaser, who failed to
comply with his purchase.
Terms Cash. C. G. GRIsWoLD, Com'r.
all ~
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THE AMERICAN CONyENTTON

PHILADELPHIA, June 4th.-There are two
nundred and two delegates here to attend the
SAmerlcan Convention tomorrow. Every
5saLe ana territory IS represented. The first
h Lay proceedings will be as secret as posi-
b btG, anu after that the deliberations will be
held with open doors.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 3, 1856.
VIM Van Schwarsenhorn and Emanuel Van
Schuminsiy, charged with enis.iug recruits ON
American soil for the Crimea had 1 hearing YES.
terday before United States Commissioner Hea-
Zlett The witnesses testified that the prisoners
had informed them that they would get $50 bounty,
and 80 per month, one halt of the bounty TO be re
celved when they embarked at Halifax. Both de.
PENDANTS were held to bail in $500 to answer
Several ladies turned out on the fashionable
promenades a day or two since, having on the old
fashioned hoops in side of the skirts of their dresses
they excited as much ridicule as they created Gu
rio lily.
During the month of May there we're "a 896 pss-
sengers carried on the Germantown and %, 40 on
the Norristown roads
Frederick Clements, priest at the Catholic
Church, corner OF 9TH and Franklin streets was
hoed yesterday morning by Alderman Bell for
drunkenness.
There were l49 deaths in this city last week of
consumption "A, small pOx ) typhoid fever s.
MIR. G Lewis, who was severely internally
Injured, by fnhain5 hot air at a fire In West street
on Thursday night, died last night at the PepnsyI-
vania Hospital
The rain which commenced yesterday afternoon
continued throughout last night and this morning
great quantity of water fell. The rains the pres
ent season have come most opportunity, and thew
have done q vast deal of service to the growing
crops.
The anthracite coal tonnage continues very &C
live. The last weekly reports from the three car
rytne companies show the tonnage for the week TO
be l24 532 TONS and for the year thus far All 256
tons, OF which 92 1872 came over the Reading rail-
road
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN L APPERsoN. Aucts.
mySl
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


" ERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE Ar AUG
TlON Intending to remove to New Kent | shall
sell the farm on which at present reside. situated
about hall mile west of the city, ON MONDAY the
18th of June, 1855, at o'clock, P. NJ. The house
tract with twenty and half acres, will be sold first
The dwelling is and has nine rooms The ont.
houses. stables and houses, good and extern
siVe There IL also large icehouse nearly full of
ice The orchard is very fine, and the water and
nelghborhood equal to any in the State indeed it ia
not often that SO desirable place Is in the market
After the sale of the house tract will be sold a
very beautiful lot containing eighteen acres There
beautiful grove on this lot for buildin; also a
spring and never failing stream of water passes
| through the centre of it.
After this will be sold neat little house contain.
hs three rooms, with five and half acres of land;
also one lot of eight acres which has FIRE spripe
and ice house upon it; also two other lots of
ard half acres each, beautiful woodland also thre
ether lots one OF four of six and one of eight
acres.
This is about the most valuable property about tn
city, and will be shewn to any srons of seeing
it, a. any time before the sale, upon application at
my house. Sale positive.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at six twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. bearin
interest, secured by trust deed.
mySl. RI DUVAL
o.
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FROM GENITAL AMERIcA-The steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived at New Orleans with dates as
late as those of the S'ar of the West. The news
from the interior of Central America is some Y hat
i'm portant. Gen. Coral is still at Minagu. with
6OOO under good pline, but remains inactive
at present Gen Csstillion is still strongly forte
at Leoa, awaiting the arrival OF Col Walker, who
10 reported to be his way from San Francisco,
with armed force on board q schooner.
After his arrival hostilities it Is said, will COM
mence, and bloody work Ia expected. as they are
all desp m en- and selected for the occasion"
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lIY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS

REAUlIFUL LOCATED BUILDING
AZ LOTS AT AUCTIt N VIII be sold on
THURSDAY, TIN day of June 1855 CONNIE ncipg al
q O'Clock large number of small sized Lots stu.
ted on Mali street, Richmond HILL emb acinR part
OF that eligible point. known Craddocks Hill.
enjoying al extensive view of Richmond, Manches.
ter and surrounding country, whilst they s1e within
few minutes walk Of the most business part of the
city. Also, several lots on Bloody Run Rock etts
Nicholson and Lewis streets
je4 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Auctr.
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OPPOSITION TO THE pRoa7p,ronv u

ofPoslTloN TO THE PRoHIBIToRY LAW.
>. READING, Pa, June "A large and en-.
.nusiastic meeting, opposed to the Prohibi.
SUory Liquor Law, was held in North Mark {
9quare, mere to day. Resolutions strongly
announcing the law were passed.
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DEATH FROM THE POISONING AFFAIR IN ScoTr.-
We learn from the Abingdon Democrat that WIN.
Bishop, one OF the party poisoned at the wedding
OF Mr. Henry s. Kane aud Miss Sarah Anderson In
Scott county, has since died, and seven or eight
more including three sons of Mrs. Neal at Stock
Greek, are dying.
A negro man on the premises has been arrested,
and ii is strongly suspected that white woman in.
stip ated the DIT ed