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The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
To the Voters Of the 18th Judicial Dis.
trict, composed of Trinity aud Hum
h0Idl Counlice.

To the Voters Of the 18th Judicial Dis.
trict, composed of Trinity aud HUM
bold, Counties.
1JAvTNG BEEN ANNOUNCED AS
Ill candidate for the office of Judge Of the
18th Judicial District, deem it but an act
Of simple justice to myself, to publish the fol
lowing statement;-
! was elected in 1850, almost unanimously.
by the L. gislature Of California, District
Judge of the 9Th Judicial istrict, at tina,
zine composed Of Yuba, Sutter and Yol"
Eounies. The Legislature, in 1881, created
two additional Judicial Districts; and. in con
sequence of the change made thereby, be
came Ja.iye of the District composed of
Trinity m,d Klamath Counties. Before !
came into ehis district. an election was held
in Trinity C,mnty. for the purpose of elect'ng
County officers, and selecting County seat
Soon after my arrival in the district, was
notified that Eurcks had been made the
County sea, Of Trinity County, and received
at the same time. the evidence requ red in
such cases in the manner ann form prescribed
by law. As regards Eureka. the law had
been complied with, aud could legally re-
copnze NO other place as the County seat
Moreover. snlrmnly affirm, that durlnv my
Germ of otfice as Judge 81 the District, no lie.
gal evidence was addured tsee1re me- or be
fore the District Cour', while | presided a.
Judge of the same. I" prove that Neavervlllc
ar any other place tlsgi Eureka, war or had
.be@n made the County seat of Trinity Coun
". | was frequently informed by various
persons. that the County Judge Of Trinity
County had declared Weavervile to be the
County seat, snd AS .ftsn assured that if J.
failed to- hold the terms of the Dfstriet Cour,
at Weavervlle would be defeated as can
,diiate f,,r rc-elrctim; for Weavervil'e and
it's vicinity wnul6 givca majority "f the votes
cast in nv Judicial District. | could make
n". other reply shan. that / would prefer de-
feat tosucccss. if success depended upon my
proving rccreant Z" the trust rrposed IN me,
and violation uf nv offic al tfuty.
am now, and shall continue to be-. n can
ddatc; and. whatever may be the result, |
shall be con-oled bv the conviction, that
a Truth is omuipottnt, and public justice cer-
tain"
During the time that WAS Judge of The
MSNsve District, I was prosecuted by the
rpe;,ifogpers and corrupt factions of the town
of Marvsvile. for endeav'rng to discharge
iny duties faithfully and according to the best
of my ab ltv 1t appears from the following
documents. that my official conduct was ap
proved by the most eminent lawy. RS in the
:5t2,e, wh" practis before my Court. and By
Americas greatest Orator and Statesman.
w r TURNER.
Weaverville, June 90, 1885. je23 2t
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04

nAvTNG BEEN ANNOUNCED AS
IL candidate for the office Of Judge Of the
18th Judicial District, deem i, but an act
Of simple justice to myself, to publish the fol
lowing statement -
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04

TIE SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
HOLD their regular meetings every Friday
~ evening IN the Masonic Hail. II
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
HOTELS, &c.
E GL e n OF { l.
Main Street, shasta.

Z n u l. < n ~ Z l.
NIain Street, Shastn.
TIE SUBSCRIBER, having leased the
above well known Hotel woulA respectfully
announce to the public. that he il prepared {"
"tter them accommodations which ,Snnot be
e&cellcd by any house in this section of the
State.
The Eagle Hotel is the largest and best
arranged Hotel in Shasta, and is furnished
throughout in the most perfect aud rlegan
manner
The proprietor would call particular at
ten,ion to ths superior arrangements Of thu
Sleeping apartments.
Families can be supplied with airy and
comm"dious suits of rooms, and can procure
every luxury and comfort to be found in
first class Hotel.
The Table
will always be supplied with every luxury
that can be procured in the Market, and
The Bar
with the choicest articles appropriate to that
department.
To those who have already honored the
hbtise with their patronage, II IN unnecessary
10 say anything in reference to its superiority.
10 those who have not done so. the propric
tor &uuld merely say, that the House ne'e er
has had II superior, and that every eserton
viii be made Ut his part, TO maintain the
pre- eminence.
JAMES LENNON.
Shasta. June 9. 1883.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
SIN MILE HOUSE,

At the Junction NJ the Trinity and Cnuon
Greek Roads, six Miles from Weaver.
'IIE subscribers take this method Of in
) forming their friends and the public gen
erally that they have re opened the SlX
NILE HOUSE, and are now prepared to
entertain the travelling public in as good u
style as any house III the country
SULLIVAN q FELTER.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
WESTERN HOUSE.

AND u ESERAL STAGE OFFICE.
DRICk BLOCK. On corne, Of q and Sec
ID ond streets, Ma yseilie, is row open for
the accommodations of the travelling public,
,hcre will be f"uI at all h"u OF day "r
night. every convenience connected with a
first class hotel.
The house being ertirely fre-proof, tn"
,oolIs airy and comfortable. with IN elegant
Reading Room, supplied with all the foreign
and i' mestic newspapers "f The day. twill
he tn" c,.nsIant desire. of the proprt Ia 10
re, der th, WESTERN HOUSF a comforts
able home t-r til, lra,rlIng public, Ia whom
he will devote especial care-and qui't
and Pheasant retreat to all our citizens who
may favor it with titeir presence.
RATES OF CHANCES.
Board. Sl2 per week, with Lodging l5 10
lo per week; SINGLE NJ ais. IS cent?; Lodging
~ cenls; single front rooms. ! 50 10 2pcr
day. X. j. MURRAY.
d9 If roprefor.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
Attorney for Complainant.
aAsONfC NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that The Undersigned will
4 a6ply 10 the Board Of Supervisors Of
Trinity county n. the next regular session of
said Board 70 renew hh 'rt,nse 10, kcrp
Ferry acfoss frinity river At hlcGivray's
Ranch. JOSkPH McGlLLlVRAY
North Fork Township, MAY 18Th, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and 2etail Druegist,
MseAaHics Block, NORTH side Of Neia st.

W OOSOSo10 ana ASt01A OH0Rf11vs
Msehanie's Block, NORTH side Of Nsia ST.,
KEOKUK, IOWA. X,
HAVING made arrangements for q PER.
IL manent business in the above line, am
now Offering to hecity and ccuntfy trade
q large and well selected stock If
DSags. MeAicinss, Rsinas, Dyes. OILS anA Var.
=, ,stshes, BrsAhss, Glassware and Widow
0iass,
Alse Psrfuncry and fancy articles, Cigars, To.
bacco and snuff, aud choice assortment of
Family Groceries. including Spices. Teas. Fla.
voring Extracts, Csndies, Soda, Saiarsius. and a
variety Of articles ,ertsinine To that department;
all which will be soid on the principle Of sssm iii
profits and qsick returns.n
Particular attention given 10 preparing pre-
scHptions. In cases where msicnes are re.
qulrsd during the night it Is frsqusutlv iuconve.
nisnt to oh ain them. This difficulty HAYS
completely obvisted By having my residence in
apart Of tt1e same building occupied by nv
storei and persons desiring medicines, may rely
upon procuring them at all hours, night or dav
without incopyenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasing
BY the quantity, are requested TO give N. cali
- am determined TO sell on as favorabie terms
as any house in the city.
April6 1855 div.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
LArEAT STYLEA
OF Boots and ShOea

A IL persons desiring the Latest Fashions for
- to see what they ars) would do wsai to cali
at Dukes Boot aud Shoe Emporium" whess
ne Is anxious TO shoS his new and dsplendid stock ,
which Is always kept full and cohpiets from his
ON n mandatory, the most extensive in the city.
thus enabling him TO fill orders mere promptly
than any other house.
he has the greatest assortment and best ouali-
W oil material that's 70 be found in any one house
west OF the Mississippi for the naufaciure o.
work TO order.
His Lasts are all made 10 order, and he war
rants hf, and ali his work superior to any thing
in his line in lswA, Call and see for yeuraalfi
May rs. 1885. d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
Great Excitement | !


TINE largest and best stock Of Hats, c aps and
/ Straw Goods ever brought into the State Of
Iowa. Any one IN wan Of nios Hat, Cap,
Umbrella, Carpet Bsg. Canes, &c. will siways
find . complete stock at the New York Hat Ed
pcrium, "a, Main street.
Call and ieok ~ the new Summer style Of Hats.
which is beautiful. Do not forget the place, At
SHELDON'S, "a, Main street
msy2l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
One More!

Editors OF Gate City,
~ ENTS:-l wish TO say te your readers that
" have just returned from market with gres.
variety Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's, Boys, Miss
es', anc Chlidren's
BOOTS AND shoes,
which will sell Lower than the Lowest. Re-.
member, Quick Sales and Small F-roffr. is nav
motto. GEO. CRiTTENDEN.
Corner 5fh and 81 ain Streets.
PS. hope no one will believe the above
till they come and see for themselves. @. C.
Kepkuk, June7. d&wIm
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BEN. F. DODSON,

Q AS just received one Of the lsrgsst and bset
IL selected stocks OF Cloth, Csssineres and
veslings ever brought 10 the Sssts u Iowa.
which he will make ur at the shortest nstics md
in the latest style.
Also u good assortment cf Gents Furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts, Cellara, Hlndkerchiefs,
Cravats. II Hose, &c.
Do mol forget The place, Ne. S, Sd Street, be-
tween Main 4 Johnson.
BEN.F. DODsON.
May Is, 1854.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18

LIneH6s
~ OLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens,
" OF Richardson's make, warranted pure, 10,
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen. BIeached 4
brown Table Damssks. Napkins. ToweIing,
Crash. &C., for sale cheap. r. d. FOSTER.
April %, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
CITY Property for Sale.

VALUABLE LOTS. located on Main, Blou-
deau and johnson Streets, which will be sold
favorabty.
Apply to VA. CAVE,
Firm Of Graham 4 Cave, Main st.
June 8, 1855. dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
Another WagOaa.

A J. RALSTON 4 RO. will prompl, deliv-
n in sny Iars oi the city all articles ordered
from their New Grocery and Provision Store.
u Johnaon 6t1eet. Orders scl;~;ssa
June Q, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
DENTAL SURGERY.

. +. K. s. B 4 r B E r.
Nv OULD rsspectfuily asnosnes 70 shs e1ei.
w 1sns OF Keskuk and vicinity that be -
permanently located In Keokuk, where As e.
poets to perform all the operations psrtamies Q
Dental Surgery.
h fesfs con6dent In his sbility to give satis.
taeaon'o those who may favor him with thsif
patr onags.
a Once on Main between Third ana
Fourth Streets.
Al operations warranted.1
keokuk, April %, 1885.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
FANCY CANDIES.

lust received the largest ant best assortment
u Of Fancy Candies ever beff offered in Kee.
kuk; also large assortment o. Fruits, Nuts, SC
at CREIGHTON 4 OHMER'S.
April 80, 1855. dtf Johnson Stree
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18

A SPLENDID assortment Of children, f.,.-
a Hats aud Caps for summer wear the lste1t
summer style just received and for sale chaan a
SHFLpos's HAT EMpoR.rM, 81, Main =.
Ladies, call and look at them.
may2l
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May 25,l854.
DISSQLrTION.

THE frm Of Graham q Cave IS this day dis
i eolyed by mutual consent Mr.. Cave iesu.
thorixed TO settle the business Of the late hfn
and will continue The business - h.resnfcrA
C. O. GRAHAM.
W. CAVE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18

MI fY0AMENLY KEORUx HnTBI,l
I0CATED on the Leves, below NJ sin-st
kme6t convenient to the steamboat landing
6lns been tGksn By the subscriber, late Of
iioJk aotel, and has been thoroughly rs
|R3n wsal furnished The entire arrangs.
| ~ uaade With ! view 10 the comfort ol
'sA1s md customers. He hopes, therefore
lei attSnsion to bu siness 10 have share oi
spaitonags. The attsndants speak the
A, German, and Freneh iengusges Givs
Eat(. DANIEL ACNE.
feh 5, 1865. A&wti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
SkYLICHr
ID 6 q E RREAN GALLERY

~ L W. BUELL..
kaYl kVSar. Dagusrrean Art st,
kEH Would respectful
N3&E GyEIE93 iy announce to the
inhabitants of Keo
kuk and vicinity, that he is prepared to take
likenesses Of oil who may give him cali, in the
most perfect manner, having a large Skylighs,
the only light bv which blue eye car be made
10 look natural, and far superior to all other
lights for Dsgnerreotyping aiss, having an OK
perience IN the art OF over seven years, he 6at-
ters himself that he can suit The most fastidious
Pictures and Drawings copied Landscapes and
pictures o. tbs sick or declared taken at short
notice. Pictures pat up ia every variety Of
style, regard loss Of the weather, and sa.isfacion
in all cases guaranteed.
June 70 1865. dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18
HORSE sHOEING.

Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long and constant prac-
tice in this branch OF the business he hafiers
himself that he cannot be excelttd by any one in
the country. tis particularly soiici,s patronage
in this line.
lie also offers his services - Farrier in all its
branches.
May &c, 1855. d&wfy
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THE LOVERS oOLILoQUY.
Go search the lnd.es' wave foi pea.ls,
To deck vour high horn maiden;
Or dig 0olconda's diamond ssndt,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincense;
And sweet Arabian spices.
And cluster round your hearts delightn
loves widest Of d~viees--
I'ti give TO her whom adore,
BY far an of7rine richer
NV face, all dressed 10 lovers smiles,
Ia BUKLL's fair Skytgh' Picture.
Buell's Gallery, 86, Maii Street
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The Fast Mill.
FLOUR! FLOUR.

'iHE Undersigned wishes 10 inform Ne ctfs-
Gems OF Keokuk and vicinity, that q has for
'se prime article OF Fsora, made Of pure Eah
shest Every barrel warranted to give asese.
faction or the money refunded. Those. wishiss
the advantage Of the late decline ia Flsur vi}i
do well 10 call al the CRY M,rIs.
Flour delivered in sny part of the city free of
charge WV AffkriN
June /, 1855 dan
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Blackslusithinx.

WILLIAM GRAHAM, on fhird. between
" Johnson and Exchange Streets, at the
Brick shop. would inform tho public that he is
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fBIAexsAIrHixc in Z
neat. durable. and cheap manner.
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OFFERS his professional services 10 the citizens
OF Ksokuk md vicinity.
His efiee, the same heretofore occupied by
Dr.. Ford up stairs over The store OF J. Bruce.
E-q-, No. SO, Nam Street.
Residence a. the sPayilion" on Concert be-
tween ID md 81 Streets.
June IL, 1855. DIFF
Dispatch copy weekly months. T.
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ri. ID. woodward.

II ID. Wood ward,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER -
\RY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
D,ess, uAess, Hsts. Caps ssA Sstisns,
No. -, M.4fNSfREET,
n side. between 1hir ard Fourth Streets
KEOKUK4 IOWA
Nv 10 ,54
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Reefs and Shoes
OF all styIes, and IN aay Quantity.
DELL 4 MATLESS have Just =
received large and splendid
isty OF Boots and Shoes, OF the -
tst styles, and ssisc Cd with particular r-.er-
to this market. Their stock comprises ev-
--v th'ag dssisahte for Lsdies, Misses, Gentle
men. Bows, and Children. which they will sell ~
low for cash, - any dealer in the city.
They arc also prepared to
MANUFAcrURE
al kinds or Ladies and cu.tom Work. ia any
desired styls. They employ mono but the very
best workmen. ard plenty ef them. and are pre-
pared to Gil oil orders with perfect satisfactoA
and with entire punciuality.
RkRA1RlN0
done with neatness and dispatch.
We invite all psrsons IN give us = call, At tho
Sign Of the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A. L.
Denng L. Co.'S Banking House, Main Street.
ODELL MATLESS.
Keskuk, June s. dhwy
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Ii fhensw simmer styles ofGsnt's soft Dire,
a Hats - worn IL New York Just rersiv<d an
90 49,, ~.-e~-. AHsEnONa0,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14


PoPULArIoN OF THE CRIMEA.--In the pres
AeIf state ofthings some exact inforinatiSha as TO
the population of the Crimes may not be with
out inserest TO our readers.
The total number Of male inhabitants in the
peninsula may be divided as follows: $4,000
Tartars, of whom 10000 are peasants, farmers
or shepherds; $4,000 Imauns and MollahS,
acting at the same time as priests or judges:
10000 Myrsas or mobiles. kind of feudal lords
whose influence and privileges have, not with
out great difficulty, resisted foreign dominion,
and $4,000 bourgeois and petty tradesmen re-
siding in towns.
The Christian population does not amount
to more than $4,000 or 23Oo0 and is entirely
= of European origin. The number Of Russians
carrying on trades. who have established them
selves in the Crimoa since the conquest, are
not calculated at more than 1000. Turkey,
, and particularly Constantinople, have furnish
cd contingent of l0, 900 Greeks, who estab-
lishcd themselves for the most part at Bala-
klava and Eupatoria. 5000 Armtrians, nj
the most, followed the example, and 6,0O(
Poles, Germans and French, forming a more
7S6dtin- triton of the population, complete
this censIts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
Ok. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CuILLS
AND FEVFRS

TTis Of..a and 90 frequently the Of
a sGG Ess up ssw "a &c gull the public with lis,
been cured by the thereof when fact thos
Of shs nsdiene. ed with Il tsiors
public miraculous and wonderful diseases
the assh Is heir 70 " but will assert Stat tor the
thors has been offered suffering humanity
would in this community who alter trying
. a IL BE- ssSAA have
These Pills not composed of cheap Ingredients snd
u H Sy the ann
Is ssnera Sc. P.nt p But soss
yish ssseis which will cure Aaaa and Fever
patton will find these Pills the cheapest and
folio wing certificates and II you wan. more .vi-
denss virtues Of these Pills will be by
owESsBoRo. KY Angus. l. 1885,
sss Lisn fever aa vOPiing and wen. and
and sFE
certify that had ohlls fever and induced
lever to purchase box Of Dr. W. owe,ssi ssls osebra
ted Pills hat not used the whole box bsfOreI entirely
public Tor the Of AEus and Fever. &C. xYREs.
owssssoaO. KY, May IT. 1855.
DR. W: nrroS-pSar Sir; tHavs fer the pass ave
lag nothing that would afford me relief eny for fsw
ovens Chill Pilis which did and to ny Ersa. 10y. after
TS. ri'' from h'
Sssd ay 20 all .dG ssys Gull wa lose ns
box and my word iof It. you viii trOubiss
with Csillh sgain. CHAS. b GRfST
BcS HARsoR. KY, April II, 1885
Se pss ten months. and .r.d ii Ii. Chin Piils and
Chilli medicine that he had in the country ord
Hary they have stopped the ehills my
family, With exception. On oldest
DR.. Ovens Chill pills ghd safely ssy everybody
WIN O. JACKSON.
onExsBoRo KY, Feb "a 1885
Or w T. OwYN-Dear Sir; have been sfric.ed with
Tor mouths an after
edies !, dcced box ysur Pills which
have cured sound and we'll and believe them to the
b medicine in BALrHASER " ACH.
hsve known the above gentleman for sz ysars and cert
J. PLUNEETT. River Trader.
Pitsstsrg. Pa. ,
LEwIsroRr. Ky, Jan. =. 1883.
THIS oerAss that have had tho chs and
tried various remedies without effect then
box of Dr. Owens Chill Pills. and they entirely eured
THOS. r. TAYLOR.
OwENsBoRo. April H. 1855.
certify had ehills and fevers applied
ply stefan who rrescribed for and medicine
which did break the chill give relief vas
then advsied to Try Dr Chill Pills: So and they
pped the ehIlls and perfectly we'll They also
ola distressing pain in the side. which
something serious. Persons
with ehills would do we'll to them they certain
cure. GEO. W. MONARCH. |
~ These Pills every instance
where the directions followed.
So For sale, Wholesale and retail. by
w. CoMrTOy Druggist.
Owenshurg. KY.
Also By wOoLSRY & SAWYER,
Wholesale snd Retail gents.
sepl Evansville. lad.
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Nflps by Geltgrapb,
REPORTED EXPRESSLY ron TIE JoURHAt
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


New ORLEANS, Nov. Il.
The Ocean Bird and Orizaba bring Califor
mir dates to the goth. Steamer John Han
cock arrived at San Francisco on tho 18th
from the sea of Ockolesh. She reports the AL
lied feet about attempting To force the moutt
Of Amor.
ARRIvEI or THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
NEW YoRK, Nov. L.
The Northern Light has arrived. Prices
are easier.
The mail steamer will bring two millions
of dollars.
The whites killed four Indians at Rogue
river Walker concluded treaty Of peace.
Gen. Carol Don Carico Riyas has been sp-
pointed provisional President.
American plurality in New York 1000
MORE RAILROAD DISASTERS.
New York, Nov 49,
The Express train from Albany, on the
Harlem road, was thrown from the track The
whole train, except the engine and tender, left
the track and turned bottom side upwards.
Two persons were killed and dozen passen-
gers injured-some thought to be MORALLY.
Its said that the wind blew the cars from
the track.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. IL.
A freight and cattle train on the Central
Railroad last evening, were thrown from the
track. Twenty cars ran off, and one man was
killed and number of cattle
BUFFALO, Nov. 13.
The work shop of the Erie Company Peni-
Tertiary was burnt this morning Loss ST.
500.
The Empire City arrived from Aspinwall,
with mails from California to the goth; report
ed below, and will reach port about 8 O'Clock
Death Of Catholic Bishop.
NATcHEz, Nov. Is.
The Catholic Bishop, VAUDEVILLE, died this !
morning of yellow fever.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. Is.
The river at this point continues to recede
rapidly. The upper rivers are all falling. To
Keokuk feet. In the Illinois river u feet. |
LII DASsouri Efer on eeV. 10 O1ro Ieet, |
and a full river below, with business Stacking
up little.
PrrTsBuRaH, Nov Is.
There are 6 feet water and at stand
Weather clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10. |
River still rising, having swollen Is inches
during the previous "a hours About 10 feet !
On Harpetb Shoals.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.
The result in Maryland has utterly con-
founded the Administrator, but they prepared
Cor the overthrow in Massachusetts and New
York.
Reverdy johnson and Senator Pratt took
strong ground against Know Nothingism, but
their efforts signally failed.
Prince John will have to fork over about FIVE
hundred dollars to distinguished sontherncr
in bet on the New York election.
Gambling on the Maryland election has
been practiced to large extent, and the Dem
ocrats have suffered some.