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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09
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sisE ssJ> sA~ NAss
stir undecided. and the fate OF Turkey in 4 ub, but
ne st ~ tn' present zine, is the fact thai suh-cri-
I@rs are now receiving their door
ne trankli hous- iarg and more extensive stock
FA l. AND WINTER GOODS
than before hroughtto his market whicht hey
de TOR sale a HaoieS0{e and a. terms that viii
7atlSi All that the ag7irs high pr been
sgninsi III Russians Ii woud be impossible tn emu
nerae their stock IN he compass f any sized
tc 5 an hsnd may found FiIsi quality Figured
t'ac = a. went, cents yard. ad,s' t'"drsierv-s
cents, n.Tbic wooden Il 1 10 lar
ID - Gents Fine silks ct only fJrtS per d, and
ye'y large stock of 'a'ic les Gi1ghar1s. lawns, u
nrs Cotton Goods Bnnncs, Fur Print ofaIl kinds.
great variety Of Ribbons, i.sces Pocket hsntke cai-s
Velvet s-s Collars, Gimps Eiginss Br.ids, Tnreads.
very sarey of i.aiies' Fancy Dress GODS, eqpaii,
~, togeh-T tn general assortment ni Rr aicio,hs,
'si-sIH"rs ~an9Is, Ts eeds tuiI'd cloths Vesng-
u tinis Hats Caps, sc. sc. One Thousand ohayvls
# every variety In IN line Of
READY MADE ARTICLES,
'edoailts Ci'ses. "antiiias. ladies' under cothas
'p.s, Collars, Ais, Gents aud oy,' Goats pant
Vests shirts, Braves, WRAPPERS, any qutrtt
I'D every quai W. In tris depart.uent theT have.
OF the best xerkmen tsat have yer been in TIE
vest aHo sufficient number to Complete entir..
uit very short time. Al garments warranted to
IEwELRY.
fTr'd and Silver pens and pencils,
ttoid and silver l.rcket-,
Ear and finger rings
Odd cha ani guards.
Breast Pins, &c. sc
<OnsS AND SHOES.
Mems calf Rip and cnarse bo l.,
d. hrnsan-. slirpe'e pumps,
BOYS boo ans ali Of v.riors kinds and quar- de-
Women lid AMI leather slinners
do sip bouiees and wslki ING shoes,
do cutters and al shoes aud ,,50tees,
Misses and ehitiren's shoes and boots
RATS ANDCsE~
general assortment ct fur silk and wool Hats
Men and boys caps OF various kinds.
Also.
good supply a. the very best qualify
GROCERIES, CUTLERY, HARD J.4RE.
Sc, Sc. SC
All of which aye ,fsr,,i Tor sale 81 the Seu ST.
one dnoT below The Franklin House. on iiigh -,,o,
Mineral p I'M, the reasonable retms iut s,oc,
i-sredy large and viii Constantly receive accessions
as he tnsrs Ell requires.
The qualify of Goods cannot be SURPASSED in ANY
Store in the west.
CarNaRNEa GOLD
Bought st all lime sssf the highest marse; rates
TAILORING.
g have now. snd shall continue in our employ =
nuGiher the Best Tsiir- IN The 81 BON for
AMI making aud IN his branch of W " al
u>iihc y unieTsI Od ihai he surprised
bv ALI articles clothing made At orr SHIN -.
warranted to it sale Ne have N mani tba r., :.
towing articles OF FIqthfng:
Men and boys cloth dress and frock Coats,
DO do do sack DO
do do tweed coats.
Linen coats, ali sizes and ia shons,
tl'fh, assimere and Sattineu Pants
Linen cotton sud tweed do
AH!rskiu and Corduroy do
Black and otherc lored satin Vests,
do do silk du
Marseilies, cloth aud tweed do
81. n and 'in'n vests of AL qualities,
shirts wrappers and drawers
Goth AT I'D ma to-
customers are respectful, invite ~ ceiI
,,;-., r,.., -. ). ADLER * ca.
~ - - '0'7. v7n4-tf.
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HARDWARE &iRON

HARDWARE &iRON
0sch Iron in every variety OF size,
CAST Steel, iron Axies,
Fest and Buggy Springs,
Nails. roughs and cut,
Horse naits- Glass,
log and Trace Caai1s,
Fhovel- and Spades,
Hinges. Door springs,
seovels < longs sad irons,
AIili and >tcut saws.
Iron aud Wool Bench Screws,
Door Scrauers, Marlin Kettles and stew pans,
GIae Kettles, Rope OF all sizes,
HedGords aud Plough Lines,
Grind stone s,an2suss,
Double aad Single Barre SnoL Gums,
nd fall and ete assortment OF shelf Hard ware
Abot.. Tor House Trimming and House Furnishing.
GaT.ctisag.
pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
I do stair Carpet,
do oicioth ~ floors,
oseon and figured Bookings.
Groceries.
3hoysheads T-w Orleans sugar,
q barrels clarified do
do Sugar holse Moiasses,
i do Vinegar,
80 Boxes Cincinnati Soap,
sAa Boxes TIE Aim perial, G g. aud Y H,
half chests Black Tea.
II do DO imp. and c. ?. Teas,
go ID. boxes Tobacco,
tRoxes TobacCD,
:.isrrelssn- osing Tobacco,
rogf Blasting 'owder,
- 30 Rife do
$4,000 Safety fuse,
-sleratns, PenD-f, Spice, &c Sc,
1l8 los cd Fish
WOODEN WARE, &c.
B.sk-t Wagons Marset Baskets
Clothes Baskets md Pins,
rehaives, Hatch and Hammer handles,
" Wooden Ladies' and spoons
MGtts, tubs pals cedar and pfne,l
And many Other articl in the &bsve line
althe above goods We WI b. hap:.y show to who
may be disposed TO can before making heir all
purchases.
2, Corner Of TIfgN end Chestnut sire IS
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Caution.
IL persons are forbiiden 20 mine, dig, rsuovemin-
~ era from otAerwi~e tEs.spGSs upon u
described premise :, a. Wit:
rae .oI h e4s Of section 80. town &. range east,
north q Of north ,8ud u & south y OF n
l. - of section l. town ;, range 2esst.
And farther notices here by that any person or
persons tr~spassing upon the abve premises
esgit wigh o4uisg ~ law FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES rOAY
kinerp, Point, ~ uls ist, 1853. 36t
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SPRING ( SUMMER GOODS |

SPRING & SUMMER GOODS 4
lIAVIyi resolved nv ssssxiNG stock OF cons
4 deem IL ADVISE ble Tor the benefit 80 the publ
make known few Of the lie sdi"2 articles by way
specin: n 40 they can De IN rnritoals l" rpaZe me
irouHi Of stock keep aad .as great amount ~nch
=. II duriH. short year. Ny stock con-
sisIs par Of the foIio~ins:
DRY GOODS,
sieached and unbleashed Cosions lo-4, 40 a.
4, all grades,
Prints, of all styles
Red gre n, blue, yellow and white FianneIa,in great
VARIETY,
Blue, white ard bro n Blankets,
Beaver, pilot, and broad c0yhs "i various coiors-
(sssimeres ssttine:ss tweed- Nnsfys, scfseys &c,
Diapers, crash oro@n aad white Liners
Canvass nadding and yariesy of FaiioFs Trim
Marines of blue arak bros. claret. scarlet black,
n.rcon greco and otaer shaded,
Alpaca hisck, biss. srri ped and bfo~n,
SiiK ard cotton Han keFchieIs,
Bay state, long and square shavis,
Cashmere and black silk do
Dsnins- blue and brown Drills,
Tickings, Canton T iaHnels.
Hosiery of all kinds for la lies and chit'ror-
Aud every variety Dry Goods called form shis q 4r
Clothing
.5a assorted colorei and quaIit, Coats,
2sso pats assorted Cashmere ard sattinet Pants,
- assorted quality aid cniored Vests,
Boots 81 shoes,
saoases m.n and boy's coarse Boots,
) ? y eaf DO
u " boys ccaf~" and dne DO
Is :, women ana Misses and 6ne p o tees,
II y ohiidTeu's assorted Boots AID shoes
isvou,d De useless t. enusnera'e more" as every ore
knows keep and best eected stock ." ~" L
end Shoes In Western Wisconsin, and purchase iIreci
aaufactGrers
=
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EHsGRATunN aCrxcx
1861 GROCERIES, TIRES

II sN M" Te0eIvin SPf, I'M. STOCK q, a..
u EtN' - and Pic VISIONS. Ia xb.h :
mos ~ feciui! cal tne attention of Families ara an
~ my assortment will be f,ll md The g. a.
nav t, n n p. Ia sell For particulars nJra,e cs1
81 esHmi 2 stock aid prices - e 'A
April Is is55.-n?2 CT, " co,,
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ssssa-SsSI -
e<&S $IsSs..se S,ssasSr
I77r' \ { S.#
<aS ~
FARMING TOOLS.
IN GRAPE VINE CRADLES,
CU sdez solid { Hoes,
E,t'd
line Hay Forks,
4 the Manure Forks,
Patent Sry the Sualhs,
II Common
l. q G & XTsldron Gra.. Sc she.,
scTth- Stones, SC. AS, receive and for ss!s al
May ~ 1873. GEO ". COBB
KEEP cool.
NY quantity of Ice hand which arc prepared
N 70 deliver al the door every m ,rDnc.
leaving orders al the Store Of Ansiey 4 1r4mel.
NICHOLS & 'IRANrI..
Mineral Point, May "a, 1875. b25n
NACON.
TNlGTIr THOUSAND lbs. Btcon of excellent QUALITY,
Il hand and for .ale either by at retsiI
sly cash by e. COI.BEY.
yellow stone Wis May 81, 1855. p sm
vR1OBACCO I'D Boxes Chewing ard Smoking To
u baccc. 20. saie II GEO. W. CDBBS.
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PLArTSILLE, WIS.

AVtN6' eten ard fitted up he stand er'y
the zion Hoei-'' the suhscr.t,.-r q
pecpfuy ask FIR u share at pu lie paron H.s
Rooms ia-ge and AIRY and 'arSr;
Intention vail be consult ,rnfrt and -,
ais na'rons 'nod ~ab'cs and tttltive ',sii, r.
-eady.
q Bnar1ars BY the day FURNISHED VI !
al n ecessarv Goa c-a'ences ID onatIerate
Platteviiie. Nav n. 1913
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a. ,U,..E ..;is
- .. E~T 49, Eoss s. 81
t1iis sah-c~iher VIII sell ta.,ut rr-.rvr..,n .ft
ch -elt+G /. n OF s=.,l Ee 81 Nr.-i..ra
-pI-in- 4si-ti1g Of $50 .,f ta.i --F.,--.t
isiur. ~ si..--s fst.- - fr.f q.
10 F4set'r >e=-, v Use as,. r-if5s lr
fr tNut,-a '.Is5.. ruf3se ti4r east .Fsr-.-
1'i- + al " "a go 1 -Nt-tfH AFfFi'7 Az ssi 9t, c.
- ne b't set. lf.s a5rss s.'eef:-I .ti, lte
aissa., Avn sssfe a~.--Tb. er,aI. ,r v..f..v
stone 4, through -,rfl -. ms iai +-
ng salty o. - ..,r = $50 =, &C. .
thpce Mead, " Ian = and kIag ysiuas,l. si'-. To-
water yer. 30 acres IT Tmhar iftt &C
81 III ''cr Nrterci ID qtarree sc l recs f,r . it
ny .Hruoss- 40 rsn}'euf lime s'ops. the. 60
d1ue sIis-. f1r ,casinr I'd vfth rf hlsi-
STAG, h@f Tod ~. u.
% and las ar. il rwefv.. Snrinp
O." pure living Sa'~ situated h. suit The s,shss
IF ilTii 81 tsiY IN
Improve nsn. IN Gfrlasasi # 20, acres. ono s,,ro
aud 'o@ bS IL consisting r,.rIl of =, ,yentt
size; one 'li- s.-r.nZ ipaSe, - ny Z at ,rs. ",an
store hni n i b = = story with c.gIyr o .
HtoUe ~'shie. = "a, - Fl -a1 Nhl It. u, 20 ,,-
Lime H-that @I,i ha'i M he'll: XIV acr,.s an 10
good ltrce, tt under ivar on, tuad red ung
sUtr Taxa with vsri"I, nf nra..h+-y
tnproF eEn"pts on adjoining arm: t frame dwell
~ stable aificonN enien ut ouiisgs, IN Farm
there IS ~ of H;reral 64 tcres urder y,d
't'ncc 81 uEd'r cu iva ION VIII prodace o-u Nha,r
ts'i or ~p-'B:-l AMI pts in shunJ sixty sDr.a
ard Pear Free, most which bearing trees ais
choic selection al hruHhery
Al Of which VIII sell t,gefnar Ten Thousand
ID liars, Cash. or VI Two parts. suit purchasers
ANY one wishing L. Keep n Retail store they wouid
1nd his desirable location. and uid iaIy cou,t on
doug business from u 6 900 dollars ,ear Ever
advantage Of this section of couGry Slork rails
erbr6ced Or TIE above described Fa NJ
AN lnf'rnat on IN fegard ia the shove desc-ib. q
pr misses wih IRE 're' y gwen epquring If In. "a
'criber. al his re,ide or by mail
RENfaNIS c. SCOTT
Y"''"w S'one. wis March :. 1857 6mi7
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szE.s4S- PILLS..
t.eDE s aud child n q
4 naec-a sind To suit you all. SAY
S4lt0g4s Anti Bilious PILE.
Easastoek's Anti Bilious do,
Enore's Improved bilious do,
dew N1ViG's Honey Coated dc.
Oriental ani Sovereign Rain do.
lees i>it iauS do. Graef uhurgi do.
AofRtt's Pills and Phoenix Ritter.
s2sptas toms aga Fills DIR Bruce I'd o.
Dr.. Braudreth's Pulls,
Rav. q Htbbgrd's do.
Dr. Angle Candy tScsteGio,
Esrrlck'> sugar Coated do
And lots of other kinds ofpiils.
Which YOU can get by alIIng att ne Minersl Point
Dag Store nearly opposite Beech store
Sovem beriS. D.PUI.FORD.
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MEMORANDA.

THE RAILROAD II THE WET SEAeoy.-We take
great pleasure in recording the fact that, though we
have had very frequent and unusually severe rain dur
ng the past fortnight, the Panama Railroad u IN ex-
celent condition. The constant and iudicous super
vision whick has been, and i now bestowed upon
every part of the line, has developed all It's liabilities 70
damage and tLey have been fully provided for.
Those portions of the road which have been trouble
soxe, are now durable, and the embankments not
affected by the heaviest ains-and the bridges
Curctle largest amount of weight OF speed does not
iuure the ran oad-and with the same care that IS now
bestowed II, reason 10 tear any failing
any necessity of very extensive repairs HEREAFTER. As
to the working of the rosd IN any country ever
did the same better The chapter OF accidents that
have happened since the opening OF the road has been
very brief and satisfied that Of the future viii
not increase.-AspsnndA Courier.
CONVENIENT DTcREss.-The PGaamcao yesterday
Published two DEGREES issued by the Governor-the
frs, naming the 9th of May for the Cablt.o TO meet -
form in their respective Districts the list OF voters, aud
naming the Isl of June the day FOR electing the
members of tie Constituent Assembly OF the state OF
Panama; the second becree calls upon the members
of tie Provincial Legislature 20 assemble IN Panama
on the 18th of June for the purpose of scrutnzag the
returns OF The above election. Panama S.ar.
melancholy accident transp.red IN the Bay OF Pa
mama on the evening of the 10th Several gentlemen
having left Iaboga pleasure excursion IN bosi be-
longing TO Mr. Baker Of the .Norsndah capSized
of Tabogila and must have been drowned. nothing
had been heard OF them at latest accounts. In the
party were Mr. Baker the owner OF the boat. NJ
Carter purser of of the steamers Of the Pacific
Steam Navigation Company, Dr. Watson of Iabo-a,
a German and al Engishnan. The accident hap-
pcned about L. NJ. on the day aforesaid. and party
another boat not far distant endeayord 10 reach
thtm In, on account of high wind and strong cur
rent were for a long time unable; when they succeeded
however. the whole party had s-Rk.
A severn shock of an earthquake was felt II Aspin-
wall az about $40 L. NJ, On tie 25in. II ran from
south 10 north and the vibrations lasted fer more than
half minute shaking all tie buildings in is range
severely. II appears TO have affected area Of not
more than mile in width TO much exeli, and TO have
traveed the entire transit OF the is:hmus ele -eaer
ally. Ii was felt very perceptiby in Panama, and
all along the line az the Railroad. 81 Gatun II dis
placed one Of the houses belonging 10 the Company
used as hospital and tie effects Of its progress wese
visible al other points.
Mr.. Stci hen DOYLE, Superintendent Of Upper Obisfo
station was killed on Wednesday, his pos, N
passing No lie road on hand car
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From Our Own Co'frsrrrtsri.
PANS, Tbsirsav Apr o. $50
The Emperor returned fom BIZ Nogiish n-p ls,i
Sunday evcnisg. As be- drovo down he lsaalsvAris
he was received with cheers. which, hcpv,ef fsintv
they nigh; fail on cars s,i ringing wi,h tAe hesfes
greetings OF the Londoncrs we're lSaer aas houeetet
than any he has hcAni sor the lA.s iAlpc ves~ IN %
own capital The nsiional 'ec,aS had hccn battered
by the rcaiIncn, he mcs With 10 Euean6- ne assoa-
tons Of all ssrss, from people and Qseolths dinners
the applsgdipg crowds the san an 10 cagsor~. Il
s taken for a se,slci ron, tha, he vi1 so e. ne
East. MAY hc be viii. The s,h q NAY p saea,oaea
as the prSims'e date Is hs Sepsl1sre.
And he Nienuoso CeHsereneas az inSefni7e,y
adjourned Russia having ieSai'e,y ivested the term,
offered by ,he Alice. In view 81 sueh ressit ne
writer IN The As~"ssf whom ! erred lsss v-eak ss,,
the Allied Powers ssev ,ast Asslis al -asolstaly
q" JOIN with them ia IRE certest II haoT asi writer
}. not mistaken. then ne AlSe5 fov<.4s Know moro
than their sut'eots give ties sreiH for Wa those
latter tho position ol Au>ssis rns.as ~ ever cues
;on. They treat. d,cssS consiser. a-s5 vssn,y 81.
dcavor 20 settle tbs Qaestiog With s.re 81 aelacss-
ton and irregular verbs. They prove 70 wa TIA;
Austria NIGH; oaehs, mIs;, vi $50. a. i47tAesz ~
presently have ioincd ;he Airs TIE srcz-aez; 3
god Z tie fscss not IN tho ~sy. Aasir.s per~-
VcFcs thus far in her conditional rncei whsch-if
nisti vcniur to have az oTsasoR IL tsce q: TIC
" kuoviedec 10 the o'ntrSry q Tie wel-.n.o-.ncs
pow,rs-secus likely 10 ssrceh ITO .n ndefn.c fature
The resources 81 Vicuncs a.pioasscy as ine1hs1-
ubie TIE srSeuals Of >cvss;ovol Probably tie AZ
change o: notes viii y bF.sky resase-ao-s r,rross
sevas;opol does soi take Js6ging by sach scar.
reports as VIC have frun thsi scene o. ho--o u .
the 18th the Allie had gained ID decisive s1vsu.se
Persons who have priva;e Correspondents IL &, Pc
tersburg confirm 70 me the -epors you nay re.d in
printed etiers Of ssing Of dscou.ens vi,h he war
among TIE better elasses there. TIE ehora : aid %
be spreading there, AID to be peculiarly naIgnsaL
vrse- who pre,encs to follow the ofhei.l buie.ns
ssYs thai there are, On average, egh. deaths 70
ten esses- II the stAtrnez; Be true probably AZ
pics to sone sPeeGI cas- Of ps;euts-.io~e q he
bospstsis, for example.
Tie delay IN The enbsTkston a the Sandman COZ
fIgen; Al Genoa, which vas a. fir. though; TO have
ssne profound Political sgnise,noe, has oecn er-
Plaired b. The discovery, al ae ass uoneui Of Ios
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OREGON.

Our advioes from Portland, o. T., and Olympia,
w. T., are 10 Apnl T.
Tar kEow-NoTHISGs IN OREGOS.-At the election
for Municipal officers in Portland, April 2. the whole
Know othng ticket successful 10y average of
100. Mr.. Naughen, the MAJOR elect was absent from
he city at the time and had been for two months
previous.
TEIFeRATH FROM PORTLAND TO san FRAscIsco.-
kcssrs. Charles +. johnson X Co. have commenced
the construction Of telegraph line TO connect Port
land with Sacramento. They have sc; mp portion of
the posts leading of Portland to Corvallis, and in
tend 10 continue the line down south TO Yreka in Cali
Gornia where L will meet the line in process of con-
struotion from Sacramento The Oreg0riGH says the
contractors viii push the work forward to speedy
completion.
THr DELEGATEsHIP.-The Democrats Territorial
Convention was to meet at Salem ON the llth OF April
to nominate Delegate 10 Congress All the counties
had appointed delegates to the Convention, fityone of
whom were instructed to vote for General Joseph
Iaie the prcsent incumbent, eight for Judge q. {.
Pratt and two for DR. Drcw. General Lane would
undoubtedly receive the nomination
THH Indian DIFFICULTY SITrLED.-We are IN re-
CENT of letter from friend dated For >trawbrdge,
Klamath River, April 81, who writes: " think that
matters are in fine train for speedy and perma-
neni settlement. Capt Judah succeeded IN coiect-
nc an The lower rver Indians tins place and held
big talk with them to-day. The indians will put
to death the murderers OF the whites and the balance
will surrender. The gentleman who delivers tins
will give ven more definite Information ~ 70 treaty,
Sc than time will GLOW me TO give You. The
gentleman alluded to did not come 20 tins place but
forwarded the letter. and in consequences We are una
hi to obsin ANYTHING definite. Another friend writes
ms. "Eycrvthing is settled miners are 81 work, and
every branch OF business is going on prosperousy
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IN sns Frspossoo, March 81 Mrs Isshells, wife ~ VIM
oprpcs. native Of Danferrplane Scotland 49,. a.,
Ia San Francisco Apq H. Robert Brsnks Of Kelvin Grove
10 San Fnoeeo fboms, W. White aged years, native
- Conskilfy County Cork Ireland a,
San frsne.eo Ellen wslsee ssa - 5ee mo "go, ,'
J.eison Mach ST. M Francis Pencil late Of Maine
90 s~.,r &c. March 81 Mrs Caiharins wife Of Mr.
sst Ioo,s sred sborf years formerly a - Joseph No
sa, "a years native Of Nova Scotia recently Texas
Apn board steamer Golden Gate. Of Panama fever Mr.
e. W. Eela aged Is years, Of srnerstown, Ne He had been
On board the ship Greenwich her passage from Phsie
-. San FranccO April Q, David Wke Scott seaman Of
On The ih Dec 1854 from being run by team Mary
Ann kyres aged years and months Also On beo;h Ap
p1, Anne Amelia Ayrcs, ssed months-boh deush.es Of
Shessnd hsry Anne Ayres, Of Redwood City, Puss Ranch
In San Fnnosoo April H. james second Of Ann II and
Capt James Ludlow, ate Of New for, aged 10 years and
Near Bueve. Ysinh county Oregon. March 49, Mrs Ess
Los. overheard from brig s r. Jackson, Mach H. On her
passage from Honolulu to Columbia River Adoph Stenhofe,
native IL Hanover, Germany.
Al Los Angeles. Thursday April h Of hsnorhses Of the
hpfs MAJOR Robert Barnard, membes Of the San Ffsncisco
10 San frsnesoo on the 18Th April Of Inflammation Of the
bowels, q. Beezere, native OF Bordeaux France, aged -
years
10 San Frlncco on the 18th APRIL Mira MArgme; Murray
native Of Ireland aged % yeArs
Ir San Frsneiseo on the Ish April Of consumpton James
Costello native Of Ireland late Of Oregon aged > years
In San Francisco the th April of fever }. l. Laraso
AZ The Maine Hospifal Honoulu March i5h Alexander
Baxter seaman aged 10 year,, native Of Peterhead SCOT
land
Al SEQ I'd March, Richard Dolbn 81 New York city boat
ttesrcr the whale ship james Andrews Of Bedford
AZ Honolulu March ~, Dr. Page, late from California but
Al Lhua kaasi March Q, Of consumption, Dr. Wyie from
California, formerly Of Indiana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
LATER FROM TEXAS.
Frs- The Nes-orloa.. Psaays.e, NJ, 5


The steamship Mexico from lndisnola end Calves
ton, arrived this morning, bringing Austin and San
Antonio pasS9s - the sstA ul Galveston 10 the 81
inst; anu large number OF exchanges tTom the into
nor and coast towns.
The AusnH STATE Gazette, IN compliance with tie
Recommendation III the Democratic SAFE Conversion
has placed at the head OF is coi ms the names o..
Gov. Pease and Lieut. Gov. Dick>>l for rceecroa-
The same PAPER has TIE following paTagIif as;
During onT absence net with ci.lzeis from many
pa r OF Safe, and found that the drought expe
enc. here universal and IN places much worse
than with Us. We observed N Walker County and N
vari Of Brroson that there vas land too dr. q plant
and many planters have Yet pat IN their hole corn
crop. The cotton crop l. worse than We have ever
seen H. and uuiess we have some rIia shortly, Il wi
fall far short Of usual crop. Cold seaiAer and the
cut worm Destroyed many fields Of corn east OF TIE
Brsxos. Col. Jesse CIR mes, of cry Ooan'y who
has resided some twenty eight years IN leA-s Told Us
that be never saw such trough; ss the present.
We hear fOm Williamson, heLennsn, BEL ard
Dallas Counties tia, tire wheat crop hSai, ovsng TO
the severe drought Az an early period OF The SEASON
xe expected 10 have reshIod heavy crop Of wSe4t:
everything was favorable FOR Il; now however n4ny
VIII roi make mach more than Sod. Ram would al
thn late time do il very little good We msy expect
the new crop to command high prce. IL VII be
harvested next month.
TAs Sas kzssuio Hcraii Of he seih Hl;- has the
following Indian news
Tie sssnis had couscied tie ToOkewa indiana m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

We have dates frosn Valparaiso TO hsroh 50, and
som Callao to April 10.
CHILL
The past two weeks have afforded more eVehs OF
istcrest than usual. ..,:..;.., r.. III.
Tbs Cabinet al Santiago has the initiative Tor reaha
-ssnJ idea which rejects credit On the talents
and Of is member namely nSs % Of S9, aSkn aS
coas ro.s;ous and high prctenSions which may Dc
CO.." srnr,rs 70 he indcpendence Of the Republics
The mission of Ncssrs lrarrsssSsi and Cana TO
Peru and Ecuador appears to ssSe y, ~ Mons in the
sss ' ,ss sS promoso by the Government Q, Cs
Un tss s9d insi Gre broke out N the pass s &c
';5saSe Of The Chief Magistrate Of The hepa'"0 ="
ne One .ce which serves IS The rs'asnes % 's
.ns and ~ family IS well as for The coss' o'' 49,
a. departments and m one porto, q s.s wv" was on the
Mini with rs treasarc-vauli, o" 'aa' a"'
Al O'clock in The day Che alarm was M nJ Ia
Mint vss on FIRE Thousands inh'ao's s'''