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uyILLfAM n. Weaver and Mary bis wifi, sim.or 1,
w Julia vile, PLAINTIFF In chaacefy. sKaa,t a.
Of Jacab Cngls dses as.d, whesa ntnes ahkao.ai
dtsu OF ROs~nsa Inaaerman, deceased, ~bass name,
kaownt Joshua C ss, chlidIea- Lewis y,i.l..
uaknowai Y. Sewers and hls NJ
Crgler chiaTsn Margaret Chem, deceased whose
uuknowni ktehsss Cgery Jonas Cfigsr ana Jeraslah ~
h. own night, Of Aaron
fesd nls and sinclair Graves and William H. Weaver AZ
iiuon.''
frlraefs II decree.
This cause coming be heard the papers oru,
In county Madison, and tho port Wtism
sppointed 90 sol. The and ue
tonsd said report also, penuon of Sinclair G,as.
planning of the said Weaver having sold him uusoaj
report mentioned, prseii.Ius l,.as
purchase, and asking have The Land epo ,asa
fssoid and sutory hied 10 said pstiu0n
But IA the time the court, Ia order the yh. -
parties nie,e ted ia aid iad specified aloun,
them respectively ascsItAiDed doth sdjudge odry and
OF this court having dr.t
thereof 10y publication la pub,hed In hs
Nashngoa iot four weeks succssiseiy ia. e.,
door OF the OF Madison, do take aecaunt 81
allowing him reasonable time bnuginz the meme, ina
and he did DOT do charge him with on ina, VI
.o have property paid 10 the parties enl,d ~
expiration OF time allowed ard The said Wv
tied participate IN the distribution Of sad fund and
sprcse shares and proportions thereof the ,ae -
dence Of eaeh fas the aud
port thereof 10 The court with thing deemed pertinent nv ~
which either parry may require. ss
Copy. Jeste; BELFlEi.D CAVE Cq.,.
The parties Interested in taking stating The scroun
BY the above decree hereby notified have app.ss
thai purpose Monday, The fh day February as mn.
aud Office IN the town aud county OF Madison Virss.
place for the said accounts 10 BIO taken so
sioHer. s# WILLIAM L. EARLY
Commissioner OF Msdison Cir,ut Co.,
Dec 3a-law4w N' Wv"
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By JAMES G. meeUInE. Auouone.r.

VERY INTENSIVE SALE or fUENiTUEE, HupsEKREP
ing Articles aud saperio' stock are- copdssi 10 the
a, 10 oocs sns continuing n asy 70 dsy um Inc
di.posrd uf shall The nne
Co.. tner establishment, Of Ninth and sueets,
pfisng- ..
Sofas chairs, cters, and pso thais, Of various patterns
hsrb. tp CENTRE side and tsbles rosewood walnut,
HandOme aalosany OAK walnut chamber furni
v hstno. fancy chairs, ued table.
DINING, breakfast aud chamber tables
aue,rush and word scat chairs Of various patterns
Cr,rax. bsdsren is, lure .a-l>fsnds
wardrobe-, sdeboards, clio ~
Hair aud husk usur..scs boosters, and pillows, &C.
silver as aud cssiofs, oks pchsrs mugs,
Elesaa, French chns, dinner, dessert and ,easss
Granievare crckrry, in great quanlGs
Table cutlery Britapnta, brct AID Japanned
Looking -glasses, G ocks and lamPs
Bird cages, halt ian'erns, I'm ss,eh.
Of wooden. willow,
articles, whole hraiug
assor,ment go is, osea ih. city.
Tn. special caiied sale which
he without fe,e,vr will be closed.
credit ~ a. sud raphs sl0o orr g. g. TO- and
~ months, or notes satisfactorily endCT.sd 6rsng interest,
Fes9l-d Aucuonevr.
~ and Rycran ugi'vefla law y being
Feb " FRANK TAYLOR.
l.. y. Middleton,
Once and depot southwe', corner and I0th
"a barpe.s Sold without f4u Tor waui
% use, owner u Hb.ut smoyrs from the city.
The establishment may b. seen Kimmes stables oppo,e the
f,ehsnsss He's', = street,
frbce-lw
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NOpCE s hereby given that VIII apply 60 ths
~ COMMISSIONER Of Pensions duplicate II afoncr
snd bounty warrant issued ~ september
s and numbered Sfnt the n 1879
-hich warrant has been assigned
pledged o. loested by me, % by my authority.
jan i2-law6w JOUN ROSS.
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q = aan worth 4 ao by deeds
o0 UUU this city will ba purchased by the cub
Others Notes made for the occasion will
contracted Applications be in person eomtnun
cations by mail will be attend d 10.
Part Office lousiana avenue, opposit,
Bank OF w asbngion. - --- - --.--
T. JEFFERSON SMITH,
s62 Fiheebh CIubh Brothers. bank.
COLI RE. MILLS, Land
vi Iowa, Of Iowa money,
warrants scrip, parties applying viii nay taxes col
iections, sell /, al land warrants.
selection Of snd by thorough and
onpeteni engineer and surveyor.
w. Jones, u. s. senator, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gen. w Lewis surveyor general. Dubuque, Iowa
Gov. Henry hedge, u . sena'e, WIsco min.
NJ strzchan d scott, bankers, HsW York..
Hon. Eli Coz k, Buffalo, New York.
Pens eodiI6m
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United states Court OF Claims.
CARD.

CARD.
THE undersigned John DeveTeux of New York city and NJ
Thompson, Of Washington D. IT, attorneys ana coGnseinrs-
ciams edit
o II government, the Couit Of Claims.
They operat and careful attention 10 bnsi
matters Washington which their
gentlemen Of profession and claans In city Of New
YORK, elsewhere any part of the Union
They csuled personally or by letter. either
New York Washington. Particular information elaine
before Congress departments
furnished application by the parties interested
JOHN O. DEyEREUX,
No. Broadway, corner Wuii street, New York city.
M. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
NJ BJ C. Devereu1 IL a commit Court Of Claims.
Jan 3l-3awifif Intel
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THE ONLY ONE auTHoR,zEp-

THE ONLY ONE AUTOBIOGRAPHY Rob az DR., BOY
VEAU LAFt EGTEuR 10 Ear superior
nier para osrr similar remedies. radically
without all affections of the darrp,
itch, ulcers aocdent-
ponod "f h and bcIrdnry acnony Of hanors As dpara
tive powerfully shescus caiarThs bladder
fractions and Other weakness the arising abusss
mjrcons sbundngs, A. thiiuc
short iue disease. from
Of bssam Of capaya Or euebs from injections whit only
the virus without n-uuaging The Rob
ms and which have resisted the powers Of mercury
Of potassium.
General far the United States oabds Bondn, GEO.,
William New York Tor Guiot Dueonrs
New Orleans SeullY, San Francisco.
The Rob Laecisur i sold BY all druggists
ted States The pamphlet Of Dact do G.ryss
cal properties ~ ~. Rob win be obtained ~ whiting
dnG William street, New YORK, who viii Eyo every nlormaoor
wanted
q, g. Is prepared 70 Amerca the West Ia
dies sc, free Of the United dues
March lA--diy.
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United states Mail.

United states Mall.
NIsslssipfL
Posr OyTIcF DEPARTMENT
February rs, 1886.
PROPOSALS. for mail Of tho United saes from Ju
~ D. $50 &c Ian. 'ess, following will br
csived OF This Department uhuiJ Of
Ar 30 n,, 10 be decided BY the 5fh OF May following
,hnrie.'on, Mis- by nooh % Cold wa'. Mehe'
to-s Rad- Mound Pisce, Noors Bayou, and Swan Lake
10 B.ivus. Art., rs mites and b>ch, once srek
Leave Chanrs'en Monday at 2, a. mi
hniy. ~ Helera next day BY y, p.m.i
Leave deisra Weekday At 7, mi
Arrive at Charleston nsri day by p.
NOTE.
Proposals met guaranteed responsible persons. certi-
fed postmaster judge OF
into ~ the successful bidder, ~
before the ist oi Jay next ea
foy espiaioed three times the Of tp
behind
neIon depending mails, and sucendy srnusd.
~ compem fof the trip 10 subject TO forfeiture.
b- delinquency be promptly and
iscy erpa.ed, for psiecbns sste the mail from
pos, once for suffering TO be Injured, destroyed robbed,
for REFUSING amer demand TO mail
frequently concerned ruun,nx
hicles The General anpsl
ohsyr the once laws insucions Of The department
The schedule.
allowing therefor
the contract He oursi dconnss the
rnonbs
Bids should b. addressed the "second Assistant
General superscribed" Pvcpcsas for No 1884,
further rsrcsiss pamphlet for conveying
Feb T-lswsw Postmaster General.
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Miller a Co, Bank-ao,s and Exchange

Dealers,
Corner 81 Pad siyssss, saime,s Asyand
THE MAINLAND LOTTERY DRAWN ON rHE HAVANA
PLAN.
n mat Wing occurred IN Baltimore
on I9h day u January Tue leading puz1
01o0s drawn BY sold
this city cs.bsasd house Of Miller corner aud
Baltimore streets. Tue ticket cost 49,
7as nsai araaing on IAs Hasana plan
ases place on Saturday day March, being Glaze 10 The
Maryland lottery. The VI ss6ooj viii be eisibuted the
following plan;
10000 numhers-l 900 prizes
Prizes payable 10 fGn without any deduction
There 200 principal prizes, viz;
prize s35 ESQ prize 40 900
do ..............,. lbU1o do ........ o. 90
do ,,........... lOoJO 10 przss ~ o.
20 prizes ........... 800 los ........... 200
There are so approximation prizes, vzi
4Of sl0 thai appr'x 10 s35ae0
eof % SHAT appI'x Ia l1,000
Sol 40 that Appr'x 10 5000
s0o 81 inai app''S 10 1000
20 of % that appr'k TO 600
t6j OF 20 that Bppr'xto 2n0
Tickets S0-baiyes s5-quari.rs 81 50-eisbths u rs
Miller CO., corner ,yi give prompt and
orders for ticket. this popular drawing, and
will with the scheme, eiyiug plan the
nigh OF 22 March, all
Official printed drawing Stale
Commissioner of Lourres. Address
- ... MILLER Il co,
a .0 .-+." .. Corner 81. Paul BALTIMORE streets,
Feb97-3aw2w Baltimore Md
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TO TIE LAD n 4. HARPER, ~ Rropnfsld street,
fosion, has rich aHd
elegant snr.ssss ball dresses ~ the PARTISAN ss
which admired Newport ~ ~
then demand, rhs npportany
inor the iadis that opening fresh ~
whirh appropriate foe bridal
Ao d.ses cifnrrs, csposr. esnrs NANTES sc I'll ~
which erubaidered black yari-
~ wrepths 6nwrr., feather aowers
NB1h he only house in the ua,ed States whers these
roads ohtsned.
pesrov, Ispusry :, 1855,
rsup -9s~9.
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Errii,h and FS,nck BosrSirf Dry School
Sever Baia'ns,, No. las Pennsypania avenue.
THE second session q this institution viii Monday
Il February 4, 1855.
Dsy Instruction French lady
Gently family hher branches
English charge Of Niss BROOKE
afforded Cor the acquisition % ho,opsh and sEaa
an 27-eod2w
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AZ NesW fonhs 1MfmENs AMI ~VtfN~
@~EYeA ANPfON UNITED STATES NAIL 5TtADshH
w&k& the Hhsps eaaptisias this WASHING
~ssA*1zAS yONs CapI n. C4yeAdy HERMANN, Capt ~
THESE Southampton going etunas
PROpOgEn n ArRa on aAtIiNo 1a6
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nEoHaE w. WORELI. Attorney and Counsellor 81
Law, United commissioner
for the Cour Of Claims, No "a Wall street. New York.
Refers Hon F. NelsUn United States supreme Court
Hon w. Fish, United General g. Ton. forJs
u bns'neer-, United Blair soor the Cour
Of osms n w. eiIet and Major Arrold Hari. washing
on city. Oct i0--wFhsun3rr
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FORM OF GUARANTEE,

To Capt O. Meigs, u. .. Engineers.
We, undersigned, residents In
hereby Jointly severay States and
they WILL within ten days after the The said bid
the
perform furnish the articles proposed in conformity
ofhe Advertisement which the
sid shalt fi Into aforesaid guaranty
GOOD The difference between the offer ny the
the neu lowest bidder.
lsgnedI An
T.. u,
hereby certify that It's bsE my knowledge belief The
above named gaafSntor. good and sufficient
t~igned) f..
Mar s-5swtsthMays awu
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United states sapreme Court Decisions.
It,nGE cuRTIa,s EDITION.

Pyt az Decsss0as 81 he Suprems Court Of tho Unitsa
Stats., soda Notes aud Digest.
nv A. r. Cuns Of associate Judges u he court la ~
vols. sso. Price, ~ pei soLi
,uIl Y5uton by Dallas vols
.IaneA vols; heaup, IL vols Peters, 10 sos Howard
SO volumes, hs sas
Insua piiet ~1a Jhs edit IN ~ volumes y.
subsebers tbs low Of ~ seams % 40 o us
whole.
From de yasiiess Of The srs~s g hs U"itsd Satss
W. nnnrox ,ba MIA. Of Nh Jasties Curis's Decisions Of the
suc M , y, az. Uud states believe that execution
&, I'M WI b. o. much uly profession and 10 ouI
'' ROGER y. TANEy, Chief Justice.
John MCLEAN, Associate Justice
JANE, w. WAYNE, Associate Justice.
yJHN CA RON, Associate Justice.
Pa ER v. DANIEL, Associate Justice.
sAhuEL NELSON, Associate Justice
ROBEkr q. GREER, Associate Justice.
.. A. CAMPBELL, Assoe'sle Justice.
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| ONGrELLow's New poem.-The saas Of Diawatha
IL BY Henry Wadswor,h Longfrllow. Price al
Curious striss Faies Funny People rs cents
Just Published and Tor sae
TAYLOR MAuBYp
NovlS Baots,as.. nsar oh st.
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. PassdEs Hpfy -
EDWARD K COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, h CO.,
..a... F. ...... Il. Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
.... 81 Ansiin Frars, London
d. g. WAINWRIGHT Il Co.,,
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising line The iolowiugi
The Atlantic capt WerG
The Paciac Capt Eiafdsc.
The Battle Capt Consock
The hdrIaus .tapt'
These ships hsyng been buili By
pe pressIy for government service, has been
s4 iaken their consuuction also In their engines
nze6 insure strength and speed; aud their accommo-
uDequaiied conort
Price passage New York Liverpool cabin,
33U In second cabin SIS Exclusive size
5a25 From Liverpool 10 New York. ~ and 20 guneas
An experienced surg attached 10 each ship. ..
No bertha can be secured until paid for.
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nESIsIONs OF sh. supreme Count or Wisconsin IN
of and Rycrf, Fugitive slave being
porion ~ "a VOL Wisconsin Reports. a pamphlet IS
rvh ~ FRANK TAYLOR.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

The Detroit correspondent of the Ner York
Herald says:-Some rich jokes grow out of the
election excitement The other day, at San
dusky, there was a democrat hanging around
the republican mass meeting, and he remarked
to a gentleman from Detroit. that he "heard
that the democrats were looking up in Mich
igan." Looking up," was the reply. "ol
course they are, they can't help it, for they are
fiat on their backs"
Zach Chandler says that the cry Of the Free
Press, that Buchanan is driving every thing
before him, reminds him Of an Irishman who
once bet on horse race. Pat went tothe
course, and as lie knew nothing about horse
flesh, thought he would bet on the horse with
the best name, and accordingly risked his mo-
ney on steed yclept" Thunder" When the
race began, Thunder fell far behind all
other horses, and kept his station. Pat began
to wave his hat and hurrah for Thunder. Alb
stander asked. "Why do you hurrah for Thun-
der-he will be beat and you will lose your
money" BEAT" said Pat. how kin he be
beat when he is driving every thing before
him."
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

DExocRArIc HoNEsrY.-The Investigating
Committee appointed by the Wisconsin legis-
lature to examine into the condition of the sew.
eral State offices. and investigate the transac-
tons Of the School Land department since the
organization of the government, have made a
lengthy and unanimous report. L sgibits the
most astonishing corruption and fraud, exceed
ing all that has hitherto been charged againstthe
usurping Barstow administration. The Md
ison Journal says that the loss to the school
fund by the dishonesty, incapacity, negligence
and absolute theft of the Barstow gang, will
not fall short of $4,000. coo. Drunkenness,
gambling. stealing and fraud in syery form
have been the order of the day about the cspi-
tol, during these year, of misrule which have
been brought upon the State, by the party that
was foisted into power under De popular name
Of Democracv. saA
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

1t is said that Cid Bullion, when he heard
the news of Fremont's nomination for the Pres-
dency, remarked in boisterous manner:
Why Fremont is simpeton, sir; he is a
simpleton, sir and fool, sir; 10 permit the
abolitionists to use his name, sir. They think
he has money. sir, and that he will bleed sir
and by Cd, sir, They have set him up to cheat
and swindle him, sir. They are pack Of poll
tical knaves sir
Greens, sir. Your daughter knows better, sir.
your are an old baby, sir, and before another
moon, you will perceive your follies, sir, when
the "poliucal knaves have set him up"-in the
White House, sir. Who is Governor of Mis-
souris But then, sir, there will he the Office Of
Secretary of State---don't you wish you may
get it, sir
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
Royal Arch Sunk. 4.

The fine steamer Royal Arch, which was sunk
some months since, again met with the same fate
on the 18th inst. She was returning from Dun
ieith, empty, and when about four miles above
the mouth of Galena river her keel struck snag
in the river, which knocked hole in the bottom
of the steamer, Immediately under the boilers,
and she filsd and sunk in some ten minutes, in
about four feet water. She will be raised this
week, and docked for repairs. The Royal Arch
is one OF the Minnesota Packet Company's line
os steamers.- GGlena Advertiser
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

SAD AccIDENT.-On Friday night last
Mrs. Carpenter fell from loaded wagon near
Prairie Mound, and one of the wheels passed
over her shoulders, injuring her so severely
that she died in few hours afterwards. Her
husband was walking some distance behind the
team at the time, and he supposed Mrs. G.
must have fallen asleep and rolled off the wag.
on. This was the statement he made to those
who assisted in removing the deceased to the
house of Mr.. Newmon.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

REsIsrANcE TO INPRovKNENTs.-The following
is from Archbishop Whateley's &c Annotations on
Bacon's Essays:''
"It was physicians Of the highest standing that
most opposed Harvey. 1t was the most expert.
enced navigators that opposed Columbus views.
1t was the most conversant with the management
of the Post Office that were last to approve of
the plan of uniform penny postage. For the
greater any ones experience and skill in his own
department, and tho more he is entitled to the
Difference which is proverbially due to each man
In his own province, the more likely, indeed, he
will be to be good Judge of Improvements in
details, or even to introduce them himself, but
the more unlikely to give q fair hearing to any
proposed radical change. An experienced stage
coachman is likely to be good Judge Of all that
relates to turnpike roads and coach horses, but
sou should not consult him about railroads and
steam carriages. Again, every one knows how
slowly and with what difficulty farmers are pre-
vailed upon to adopt any new system of husband
ry, even when the faults of an old established
usage and the advantages of a change can be
made evident to the senses.'
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
L LOOK fl NJ D LIVE!
DIR. J. J. GALLUP'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF RRIER ROOT

l.,
The best, most eectua, Medicine ever used
tor Dysentery, Diarhea, Cholera Morbu, Infant
um, Summer Complaints, Weak and Relaxed Bowels
OF Old and Young; also a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
For Asiatic Cholera, in its First Stases. -,
HIs edieige has been years, and has
reautato as Tar it is known, unsurpassed by any
ments Of kind the proprietor only
to the couns Newspapers purpose giving
to the Oe b0dyof the American people
experience can only give to the fesD. N
30 The Brier Root Syrup
the result Of Bowel
and the adaptation of vegetable remedies
The proprieors Of the different medicines
the shops are so well known that with
share OF knowledge and Judgement what will
snSw E = Tss sa at I. consulate s The bowels. An
to check the action OF the bowels that alap,
and variety Of other medicines, opposite
And who does not know that overdose opium death
and of most the medicines in use. - :
The great aim among physicians bees compound
moved the medicine short Of producing dsa This
object generally accomplished by strength
medicine is removing the disease another poonng the
tenn and saPpng the Of aea, 50 that each
impotem and unhappy old age.
DOCTOR GALLUP was early struck with this peculiarty
IN the nature or medicines and their effects and devoted his
abor he finally succeeded in
curatve they no way dependent upon
each other for their effects He also succeeded discovering
method Of separating them, that and
This Great Discovery ts s.4a. s.rsil
enabled him accomplish seeking after for
compound Of astringent healing properties which
will all the dangerous and bowels
without any endangerng the life Of the patient. 81.
efectsa cure in quarter Of the ne By
nary medicines - - ~
mineral vegetable poison in the system be
removed
1t carries system to the opposite extreme but
restores equilibrium and leaves the bowels In their
stated n ~ ~ fA flt f1.-4ssJ l-TlFT 80 = =.
induces action of the system in any
respect
Is pleasant to the taste produces nausea.
Will always effect cure f taken before the patient
solutely incurable
II can in produce DEATH or induce any disease.
best cordial known.
THOUSANDS OF CERTIFICATES effects, and the
cures has wrought pc groduced, but medciue having
the properties OF tis sSup, praise
have done my duty IN bringing the medicine notice
OF THE PEOPLE,
and Is their duty to investigate only
sure way to do this IL .raz
GIVE IT TRIAL.
1t ismanufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
G. Cook, At .s
No. 40 washing gton-st., Albany. N. Y.
and all orders will be promptly attended him
agents. and the medicine may had Of Druggists generally
thrC ughout the country.
Apply as above, or 70
A, W. CHuRcnuL, Worcester Mas. e
L. B. GoRTOs, cleveland, 0Aio.
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, Indianapolis. Ia.
A. BoYNToN, Ottawa, Ill.
THos. ARMsTRoSo, Davenport, Iowa.
J. II. PRICE, Janesville, Wis.
p. B. Cook, 81, Paul. 49,
IT, SEELEv, Hsrrisbnrgh, Pa. fs
The above agents exclusively In the employment Of
the and have charge Of the States In which they
are located. se24-ly
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
From California.
No York, Sept. 81.

1
The steamer Illinois arrived at three O'Clock.
Left Aspinwall on the evening Of the 10TH
Brings California dates to the 5sh September, and
nearly 81, ,O0O,O in specie. She connected with
| the Golden Age, which brought down 81, $50, 900
in specie. The Golden Age passed the Sonora on
the 10th, ard John L. Stevens on the 18th, bound
up for San Francisco. The news unimportant.
The Vigilance Committee had quietly disband-
ed, and on the 2lst Of August threw open their
rooms to the public.
At the Democratic Primary election at San
Francisco all the successful candidates were
known opponents to the Vigilance Committee.
Judge Terry took his seat on the Bench of the
Supreme Court on the Goth August.
The Republican State Convention have nomi-
mated Ira P. Rankin, merchant, and Thomas Cox,
miner, for Congress.
A fire had occurred at Martinez-loss $25 900.
John L. Durkee and Charles Rand, who took
the State arms from vessel by order of the Wig
lance Committee, have been indicted in the Uni
ted States Court for piracy. Bail refused.
The American State Convention have nomina-
ted R. G. Whitman, and A. B. Dibble for Con-
gress.
The Indians were committing depredations in
various parts Of the State. Capt. Judah had de-
spatched body of troops from Fort Jones to
chastise the Indians, and Gen. Crosby of the VOL
unteer forces was about to send detachment on
the same errand.
The health of the Isthmus was good. Hal
The sloop-of-war Saratoga was at Aspinwall.
Walker remained quiet.
Leon had been abandoned to the invading army
which numbered 1900 troops,
DR.. Livingston has been released and sent to
San Salvador. The people at Somato had risen
against the Leon faction and assasinated several
prominent partizans, including Joaquin G. Harro
and Augustin Herpandes. They denounce Walker
as a traitor, accuse him of dishonesty and they
offer protection to all of Walkers men who will
Join them.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

D1r In Arkansas, lately, a one-eyed man
stole one-eyed mule, was arrested by one
eyed sheriff, and ,ryed before one.eyed JUS
tice of the peace. -.HU}
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