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A FAMILY GATHERING.-At the wedding
of Mr.. Biddings and Miss. White, in this
place at the residence of the brides father,
Rev. Asa White, there were present-in-
cluding the old people, their sons and daugh-
ters, sons-in-law and daughters-in-law, grand
children and great grand children-the re-
spectacle number of forty, all members of
the same family, besides one son and two
grand children absent. We think this will
do pretty well for California. -Hamb0ldt
Times
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AMUsEMENTs.-We are advancing so fast
in those things which are always indicative
of hourishing community, namely, amuSe-
ments, that unless we devote our whole time
to them it is almost impossible for us 10 keep
posted.
The Weaveryille Theatre continues to at
tract crowded houses-with EsTELLE PorTER
as the Star. The audience, upon each rep
resentation, go away perfectly satisfied and
many of them delighted. We have not
heard single murmur during EsrELLE PoT-
rER's engagement, in regard to the theatr-
cal performances Even the old favoriteS of
this company appear, in the eyes of the audi
ence, to develop new points to admire
We trust the present popularity of Thoman
and company will long continue. Tonight
INerese, the Orphan of Genera will be given,
with EsrELLE POTTER in her favorite char
acter of Therese.
Mr.. w. II. Hamilton aud lady, who had
become favorites among us, are about leav-
ing, we learn, for the Bay City. Mr.. Parott
of Sac City, takes Mr.. Hamiltons place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton give an entertain
ment this evening, at the Trinity Theater,
as farewell appearance before a Weaver
vile audience.
The Concert of j. NJ Langdon at the
Trinity Theater, on Thursday evening, in
consequence of the unavoidable absence of
several of the advertised performers, was not
as lengthy as expected. 1t passed off, how
ever, to the satisfaction of the audience.
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SIleriil'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out Of the
ID Honorable District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District on Il judgment rendered therein
by default on the 9th day Of May, A. ID. 1886, in
favor of Mclean 81 Junkans and against James
Lynch for the sula of four hundred and sixty
three dollars and fifty cents ($iG3 $4,000 debt
and Eighty six dollars and lorty-Gve cents costs
Of suit will expose at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash. in front Of the Court House in
the town of Weavorlle in Trinity County, on
TUESDAY, TIE BIRD DAY OF JUNE, A. ID.
1885, between the hours Of . o'clock A. NJ. and 8
O'Clock +. NJ. of said day, to satisfy said judgment
and accrung costs, the following dcscrbcd prop
crty levied on as the property Of said Lynch, ON
the 28th April 1856, by virtue OF an attachment
in the above entitled cause, to-wit One House
aud Lot situated in the town of Wcaycryille, on
the West side Of the Main street in said town,
and the first house and lot on the South side OF
the FL Dorado Saloon in said town; more fully
described in the Recorders Office Of said county
in Book D. page $50.
This 9th May, a. ID. 1856.
nl6-3w. Il. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
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"CHIvALRY The editors of the State
Journal Shasta Courier and Amador Sen
t.net, "brave conquerors that they are" have
formed an alliance for the purpose of "wrt-
ing down" and forever blasting the fame of
weak and helpless woman-Miss. Estelle
Potter. The dirty task could not have been
committed to filter pens, for each has en-
deavored to out-yie the other in reaching the
EXTREMIST point TO which newspaper vulgar-
ty may be carried without fear of calling
down upon the author the disprovng censure
Of even the most depraved lovers of scandal
and obscenity, They are welcome to the
honors() which such victory will give
them. But we opine their days will soon
be numbered, for the rapidly spreading sem
timents of morality will soon cause society
to spurn from them the writing-leperS whose
pens have converted number of our presse S
into Upas, whose deadly odors have gone to
the vitals of the moral being of every commu-
nifty in which they find existence. The para
graph in the Anlador Sentinel, in relation to
the domestic affairs of Miss. Potter, should
cause the good pe,pis Of Jackson to call the
editor to such account as would in future
give them security against a repetition Of
such vile ofences.-Co!den Ere,
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The steamship America, consigned to the
Russian Consul at San Francisco, and said
to be owned by the Russian Government,
vrrived at the Bay on Saturday morning,
from Panama, which port she left on the
25th of April, the former dates being to the
10th April.
PARTIcUiAks OF THE RIor---The Star and
Herald of the 23d contain full account OF
the Panama massacre After detailing the
origin of the affair, which does not differ
from the numerous statements, the Stdr
says, after the attack was made.
"The American Consul having sent for
the police, sent his Secretary to see if the
police were coming but as he did not re-
turn, (having been shot in the leg by re-
volver ball, the Consul himself and Mr..
Nelson went forward to see how things
stood. They had not advanced beyond the
Pacific House, whom crowd of natives ad-
vanced through the cane huts, and Mr.. Mel
son called out to them in Spanish not to fire
that they were friends; but they disre'
garded the notice, and d number of shots
were fred some of which hit COL Wards
horse, which caused it to become restivo
In vain Mr.. Nelson expostulatcd with the
people; they told him to keep out of the
way, and not to return to the station, If he
did not want to be killed Seeing that Mr.
N. persisted in advancing to the station, 70
man called out to him to keep to the left,
which he accordingly did, and got to the
track about hundred yards above the De-
pot, and then walked down to the buildidg
In the meantime, most of the passen-
gers and persons at the station had got in
side the Company's fence, and sheltered
themselves as well as possible, from the bul-
lets that now flew about fast, q regular fire
being kept up upon the building, and. at
this time, many were killed and wounded"
The Star confirms the stat emcnt that the
Police Joined the mob and fired on the pas
sengers. 1t says:
A report was then spread that the ma
tiyes were coming down the track to attack
the depot; and from the direction of the
balls, it was evident they were changing their
positions. There was no firing at this time
from the station or passengers. Col, Ward,
Capt. McLane, Mr.. Nelson and Mr.. Cor
wine, then changed their position, and moved
to the old mess house, (whilst Mr.. Center
went iuto the depot to- soc after the passen-
gers. all of them believing that when
Colonel Garrado arrived with the police,
the whole matter would be speedily termi-
mated Presently, the bugle OF the police
was heard, but by this time the natives had
adyaned on the freight house, and com
menced pillaging. One or two shots were
at this time fred by the passengers; still NO
attempt was made by the police to restrain
the mob; but, ON the contrary, they Joined
the people and commenced firing on the de
pot.
when Mr.. Nelson and Capt McLant
were thus employed, Mr., Center entered the
depot where he saw the natives advancing
down the track to attack it. Entering thu
freight room, he found it filed with men
women and children, trying to screen them
Selves from the firing. which was then brisk
and all in the widest state of excitement
From thence he entered the Office, 9TH
nearest the beach at the left hand corner 0
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For sale.

TIVE house and lot known as the Arcade Saloon,
i in the town of Weaveryille, is offered for sale
on reasonable terms. The lot is 20xl20 feet, and
the house is a one story 20x55 feet, neat finished,
and well adapted for store house, saloon, or any
kind of business, Being situated in the main bus
mess portion of the town, makes it desirable To-
cation. For particulars, enquire Of
ISAAC DIXON, the Barber
Weaver, May II, 1856. l7-u
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Arrival of the Steamship America.

EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM PANAMA--FuRTHER
PARTICULARS OF THE PANAMA R1oT-ATHE
KILLED AND WoUNDED--PRoTEsT OF Col.
ToTrEN, AND ASSURANCES OF FUTURE SECU-
RITY-FRoM NICARAGUA-ARRIvAL OF RE-
IMPROVEMENTS FOR WALKER-HIs MovE-
MENTs-CosTA RIGA BACKS Our.
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Notice.

TIVE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
Il has withdrawn from the FL Dorado Saloon. and
has no farther connection with the business of that
establishment. SOLOMON BEAR.
Weaver, May 10, 1856. lG3w.
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Millinery and ess-Making.
wm m H 90 A- HD III VA

MOULD respectfully announce to the ladies OF
w Weaverville and vicinity, that she is now
permanently located in this place, and is prepaF-
ed to receive orders for
DRESS. MAKING, MILLINERY AND NEEoLE'woHN
of every description. Rooms at the house oi hr'
Levi REYNOLDS, opposite Frenchtown'
Weaver March Is, 1855. som.
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We see by the Yreka papers that Mr..
Paullin is doing fine business with his
theatrical company.
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POLL TAX-S3.

POLL TAX-S3
Particular attention is directed to the following
section of the Revenue Act Each male inhabi-
tant of this State, over twenty-one years Of age
and under fifty years of age shall pay to the
County Assessor Poll Tax of Three Dollars for
the use of the State and County and to enforce
the collection of the same, the County Assessor
may seize so much Of any and every species of
property, in possession of the person refusing to
pay, as will be sufficient to pay such Poll Tax
with the costs of seizure and SALE and he may sell
the same, upon giving verbal notice One Hour
previous to such sale" d. w. POTTER,
County Assessor.
Onice on Court Street, Weaverville.
May TO- 1856 loft.
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COUNTY AS SES SMENTS
rn,. lCER sES

TNHE ATTENTION OF OWNERS and Agents
l. of Real Estate and Personal Property within
the County of Trinity, is hereby directed to the
provisions of the Public Revenue Act of the State
of California, requiring them to furnish statements
OF the same to the County Assessor specifying
the exact boundaries the Real Estate with the
buildings and improvements thereon (: together
with the value of all Personal Property. including
goods and chattles of every description; all Cash,
Monied Stock Notes Bonds. Mortgages &c, &c,
whether owned. or held in trust for Others.
gsss- If any person shall be guilty of giving a
false list of property. under the oath required by
law, such person shall be liable to Indictment for
perjury and the property shall be liable to three
times the usual tax.
7ss- The assessment Of all property of persons
refusing to give list, will be doubled by the
Board of Equalization. Blank statements may be
had on application at this office.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of COpartnership.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the eOpartnersbip
IN heretofore existing between Antonio Hager
and ]. C. Schoch in Ranching and trading at
Strader's old Ferry, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent j. G. Schoch is hereby authorized
to collect all debts due the Grm.
ANTONIA HAGER.
j. G. SCHOCH.
The business will be conducted as heretofore by
the undersigned. j. y. SCHOCH,
MAY I'd. 1856. l5-5t'
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To Tanners.

A experienced Tanner will find constant en-
"A ployment by inquirng Of the undersigned, at
Sturdivants Ranch, miles west of Weaverville,
on the Trinity river. T. X. HUTCHINSON.
May IL, 1856 H-3w
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w M. G.. BA DG b R,
No. 100 BATTERY STREET.

w NJ VI IL II ~ " IL Its
No. 100 BATTERY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO,
IMPORTER of every variety of CLOTHING &
/ FURNISHING GOODS also of BLANKETS
DUCKS, DRILLS, SHEETINGS, HATS, CAPS
BOOTS and BROGANS.
Bv recent arrivals has received a very large in
voice of the most desirable styles of Clothing, and
it is the LARGEST STOCK ever offered in this
market. The goods are manufactured under my
own supervision, are of the best material, well cut
large sizes and made in the most durable manner.
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited to examine this heavy stock, and they
will find the prices LOWER than they can be
found elsewhere in the market.
Purchasers may rely on receiving the best and
most saleabe goods, each article is guaranteed.
Orders from the country promptly and careful
ly attended TO.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy and Plain Satinet
Pants;
1000 pairs Linen Pants
1000 pairs Goodyear's Rubber Pants;
1000 Goodyear's Rubber Coats
200 cases Goodyear's long and short Rubber
Boots
200 cases Miners Boots
1000 doz, super Flannel Overshirts;
200 dozen fancy Cashmere Overshirts;
1000 doz. White Shirts;
$50 doz. heavy Hickory Shirts;
500 doz. heavy Check Shirts;
800 doz. Merrmac Shirts
600 doz. Lambswool Uudershirts;
800 doz, Regatta Undershirts
200 doz. Grey Flannel Undcrshirts;
450 doz. Lambswool Drawers
250 doz. Bleached Drill Drawers;
1900 doz, Ovcralls;
1000 Denim Frocks
200 dOZ country knit Wool Socks;
1900 doz heavy White & mixed Cotton Socks
1000 pieces super Silk Pocket Iiandkerch'is
100 doz. super Black Silk Neckerchiefs;
250 doz. Cambria Handkerchiets;
800 doz. Rubber Belts;
250 doz. Buck Gloves:
400 doz. Buckskin Gold Bags
1000 Doeskin Business Goats;
400 Black Cloth Frock Goats
1000 assorted Overcoats;
600 assorted Pea Coats
5000 Silk Cloth and Velvet Vests
20 Bales Blue and White Blankets
so bales A Sheetngs;
so bales Drills;
80 bales assorted Duck
so cases fine Felt Hats
100 cases Straw Hats.
For sale by WIN. G. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
100 Battery st. cor Merchant, San Francisco.
\. B.-No goods sold at retail.
San Francisco May 10, 1856. lG-3m.
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County Scrip Wanted.
T1HE highest price will be paid for Five ! -hc1-
i sand Dollars in Trinity County Scrip
Warrants Of any and ell issues, and fer any :.
mount bought. Apply TO JoHN G. HURcE
H,ar.r, Anril :6. 1856, lit.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, &c
Those desrous of purchasing at Wholesale. we
invite their attention to our establishment, being
satisfied that we are able to suit them in any aud
all Goods, at prices much lower than any other
House in Wcavervile. ID. NJ. EDER d Co.
Fire Proof Building, Main street
Weaverville May B. 1856 l5-tf
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
III ARDW A IL T.,
Iro on q n q . & q Q i
- ~

w. w. TINNIN & Co.,
WEST SIDE MAIN ST. NEXT DOOR TO MINERS uoTfl.
WE are now receiving and will keep always on
w hand general assortment c. Hardware, Of
the best quality, consisting of
err HROUGHT md HORSE NAILS,
SHO VELS, SLEDGES, AUGURS,
LIYISELS, PLANES; HATtIETS,
LOCKS, BUTTS, SCREWS,
LATCHES, AXES, BEER PL.tfPS,
FILES, BELES, ORA " hNIVES
SQUARES; GRINDSTONES,
Loo CHAINS, CROSS CUT 81 us,
HALTER " WHIP
TRACE HAND
BAILING WIRE SLUTCE FORKS.
BORAX, QUICKSIL YER, WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY, &c. &c.
BLACKSMITH'S furnished with the best aTiI-
Gle Of Iron and Steel Of every SIZE for cash only
w. W. TINNIN d Co,
Weaver, April IL, 1856. l2-h
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Treasurer's Report.
IKEASUKEK 3 UTFICE.
Trinity Conntv Nav 7 lPb(


Trinity County, May 7, 1856
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of Trinity Co.
have the honor to submit the following report
of receipts and disbursements as Treasurer Of said
County for the Quarter ending May 9Th. 1856.
Total amount received, S7.408 40
State funds, ds,..............S2. S2.S38 l6
School funds, ............. 70 A
Acct General fund of Co... 3.7G3 II
Public Building fund. 264 l3
A." INDECENT sick, ......... All 90$7.408 80
REVENUE DERIVED FROM DIFFEREST SOURCES, AS
FOLLOWS.
Acct. For, Miners License, S3226 "a
" Poll tax,.............. G73 Al
Fines collected by o. H.
p Norcross, J. p. IL 90
- Property tax, ,........ l.347 90
" Money reed. from State
treasurer, ,........., Az 81 ., ,o
Licenses iss. by Auditor, l42l 2557i0S l9
AMOUNT or WARRANTS REDEEMED.
General Fund S3372 80
Uosnital fnnd - 223 so
Public Buildings. ........... ~ oO
Paid per order Probate Court CVi 20
stationery y.........'.'''''' On n0
Advertising. ,..........'.''' 90 y"
Treas. percentage on mon rec zoo ~ co.. -.
Balance in Treasury .....'.' io'l |oSo'l[o 10
Present Indebtedness of County as
pcr Treasurer books. ,:."...:.... SlI.643 Us
Respectfully submitted,
G. F. LYNN,
16-1w. Treasurer Trinity County.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH" IN chilli -
The Baltimore Sun has the following from pIi-
vate letter from Chill:
The 4th of July was observed at Valparaiso
Chill and with more honor by the Chans and
foreigners than by the Americans themselves.
The American Commodore fired II guns from the
flag ship Independence at noon, while the English
frigate President and the Gillian corvette Con
stitutiop,' each fred the national salute of 81
guns at the same time, and displayed the American
flag at their mast heads during the day. The
French ship "Cararani' also displayed the flags
And after the general salute in the harbor, the
Chilian ensign was hauled down from the fort
above the city, the stars and stripes up in its
place, and q guns fired then in honor of the day
which saw inaugurated the principles Of republ
canisu, now extended to the reEotest State of the
Continent. This compliment has neuer before been
offered to any flag.
When the American officer call to thank him for
the salute, the Chilian Commander replied-"And
we, sir, thank you for the dayr'
No little astonishment caused by the very
meagre salute from the Independence When the
flag Lieut. went on board the president" to an
noance officially the day and the proposed salute,
the gallant Englishman exclaimed, "What, only II
gnns Well sir tell the Commodore that shall fire
2l!i" The Commander of the Gillian corvette
made the same remark.
The Commodore attempted to explain bis very
slight observance of natal day by stammer.
ing something about the old 'tCommisson's regu.
lations"-though all men know that these have
long been obsolete as the power that originated
them,
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The fall trade in hogs is fairly opening at-Cin-
o;nnati and other Western points. They are
onoted in Cincinnati, on the 18th, at $5 25O550 Y
hundred, gross
Rail has been refused in the case of Kenney, the
..crsed priest at Martinsburg, Virginia, and he
has been committed to Jail to await further investi
CATION.
IN Thursday evening, destructive fire occurred
at the MARYLAND Penitentiary, involving loss OF
about $4,000.
III. Fry, of Charleston, Kanawha, Va, was Sc
riously injured last week, by being thrown from
his buggy
Cant. ] N. Hill. of Harrisonburg, Va, was robb
ed of 5000, on Thursday night last.
Charles Oliver, of Fauquier county, Va, was
killed on the 9th inst, by being thrown from his
horse.
Seth Yates who was 100 years old on the Sd of
March last died in Providence on Wednesday.
Samuel K. Wiley sent to Miss II. D. Durham
vile valentine, and she has recovered 5000 DANA
pes from him, before the court in Chenango county
New York.
VIM. Leeate, an American, died at Melbourne,
Australia, recently.
The Agricultural Fair held at Wheeling, Va,
this week. was largely attended
Nearly $4,000 copies of the speeches at the late
National Whig Convention, are to be distributed
among the people.
Lorenzo B. Sheppard, city attorney of New
suddenly on Friday last
Madame de Wilhorst, . star Of fashionable soci
ETY. in New York made her debut there Thursday
night In concert.
Three of the Petersburg (va) company, who
went to Kansas recently, have returned disgust.
ed"
Harrison Millard, an American vocalist has ere !.
ated an impression In London, In the "Enchan.
tress"
D. Alexander, OF Jefferson county, Ohio, was
instantly killed day or two ago, by the bursting
Of the cylinder of . threshing machine
The United States Frigate ST. Lawrence. at Nor.
folk, was put in commission Saturday.
Senator Geyer of Missouri, an old line WIFI.
has abandoned Fillmore and come out In favor of
Buchanan.
Charles ID. Hiueline, Esq editor of the Camdau,
Democrat has been nominated by his partv cor.
vention for Congress, in the First New Jersey dis
trict
new Baptist Church near Judge Fields AIum
spriug In Culpeper county, Va. was dedicated bv
Elder Cumberland George, on Sunday last.
Col james N. Adams, Of Marshall county, Ala.
bama. 4 lawyer of much worth, and aolieitor q
that judicial district Was one Of the lost ON the i'll
fated Nautilus.
The government schooner. VIM. r. King, sup.
posed TO be lost, has arrived safely ~ New
Oflsans.
Thsre were 10 deaths IN, Savannah during The
week ending the 18th iask.
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will have TO be chastised. They are becoming ex.
eeedingly annoying. Very recently, they commit.
ted gross an outrage, that Capt Stewart, with
forty men, was ordered ont from Fort Riley to
chastise them. They were pursued and encoun.
tered at some distance on the Platte-the Ora.
goons being piloted by two of the Indians who
have so long been confined at Fort Kearney. Capt
Stewards party took up advantageous position,
and in the fight which followed killed some ten Of
the enemy and wounded some fifteen others. The
same tribe of Indians, 1t is ascertained, killed
family of Mormons, consisting Of two or three per-
sons, and took the mother into captivity st LoHis
Repn6lica,a, 6h inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

TEXAS STATIsTIcs--The "Lone Star" contains
ninety nine counties 1t is supposed some twenty
more will be organized at the next session of the
Legislature Sugar lands In Texas can be OBJ
tanned at from 50 TO 50 per acre. Good lands
within thirty miles of Houston can be purchased
for 81 per acre Galveston has six thousand pop
uiation San Antonio seven thousand; Houston
six thousand; Brownsville i've thousand.
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SoUTHERNERs FOR KANSAS "A company OF
sixty men in Mobile, Ala, under Capt. J. Insra.
ham, has been raised for emigration to Kansas,
under DR. Schaffer. The same number are about
starting from Columbus Ga, and party is being
gotten up in Augusta, Ga.
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ToRNADo.-A most terrific storm passed over
the little hamlet of Pattonsville Scott, county, Va,
on Thursday, the 1lth inst 1t lasted but a few
minutes, and was only l or 200 yards in breadth,
but it was appalling. 1t demolished the stable of
Mr.. Fugate, killing man by the name of Lee, and
iniuring another. The largest trees were torn up
by the roots or twisted off, and all the fruit trees
in its path were destroyed
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TRIAL FOR ARSON Mrs Jacob Kisling, lady
of respectable position in Rockingham co Va,
was examined before the court of that county
last week upon the charge of forcing little or
phan girl to fire Geo. W. Maury' barn. She was
sent on for trial The case excited unusual in.
terest, and the courthouse was crowded to over.
flowing during the trial.
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FREAK OF RIvER-The New Orleans Delta
learns that Red river has damned up its own
mouth, and now makes its way to the Gulf through
Atcbafalia BAYOU There is no doubt that this was
the former course of the stream and that at one
time it never touched the Mississippi, but pursued
the course which ii has now resumed. emptying
into the Gulf far to the west of the Mississippi
The Red river Is now low, and it remain to be
seen whether when full, it will not reopen the
outlet to the Mississippi, and again mingle with
the Father of Waters"
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Ho! FOR THE WEsT!-Last week. families mum
berng in the aggregate 60 to 80 persons. left this
county for the West chiefly for Missouri. Capt
G. w. Deal of Waynesborough started to Mo on
Monday last. A company of six to eight gentle-
men left on Tuesday last. by public convey ance,
to explore Missouri-Staunton VA Vindicator.