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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

THE HALLADAY WINDMILL. MANY OF
The most scentihp able and experienced mechanics and
pronounced of the beautiful and useful inventions Of
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious DEVICE gale increases in ST.
verify the sails gradually turn round change the angle
which they set for gentle breeze less less
resistance 10 tile wihd, till, when the tempest raging
height little presented to its the thin edges
na position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
hon OF the sails is what mechanics have long sought for
vain.
The speed Of the wind wheel Increased by powerful
storm OF wind for is rs fully under the control of regulator
as is wheel or Steam engine If this Mill be well put
gether.
The only why the wind ages past not been
versay motive power well known to be The wanI o
selleguhng machine In heavy gales the wind Wheel as
heretofore constructed either Frustrated hopeless ruiu
evnved with such raIy MS TO heat and chfe greatly
weather. reqnirins the anxiety of the attend
This difficulty is entirely ohvated and the only oh
wind This compensated for by the that it REQUIRES 40
outlay expense tho wind engiue-no to tend or
fuel to feed it. with stenm The mill is ready any
time day night be moved by the wind any point Of
the compass II will fill lrge tanks pond that used
iurmg the intervals Of the winds blowing if the size of
ni pumps reservoir proportion the quantities Of
required, there certainty of having abundance
through the For railroad stion nnd and
nianntnrs such contriyapce ueqnalled botii for pumping
sized MILL with amoera1e wind, will raise LOCO gallons of wa
mud grind five bushels of per honr For further nfo
s. H. GILMAN 81 Narchez street, New Drleals, .
r2+d'nwF"lrs s,s Sole AGENT far the Southern sntes.
rPAE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY esGsO-
4 GERY STORE, No % lsnronne street E l." RERGIER,
agent.
~, 4 OF Ghoice ,GRncERIEs, WINES
,1ieT FINE WINES; superior OLD BRANDY and Other
ree r he very '"s, qli;igs always hand prices
f> HoHfs delivered to nna!es free Of hryage. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

- ESTILL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY KEN
fHT UCKY-Ths fine Summer Retreat is situated the
ll Keuucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain Scenery and Of the most picturesque and healthy
ton and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
line daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train of will arrive at the Springs the
The place is in fine condition and for tho receptive
Of visitors. Y Mrs. o. GNILES,r
Iny23 John CHI ,ES!
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Cincinnati, December 1, 1856.

II '.--- " CINCINNATI, December 1, 1856.
Messrs. Geo d. Winche, Bro & Co:
iGents-The Pumping Engine purchased of you
shop the line of the Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider it the hest pumping apparatus within my knowledge
The engine drives besides the pamps 0inch circular
Rtes and a prsss and tere is spare, with
pressure the inch Of the boiler Therefore
cordly recommends 10 the notice of railroad managers and
others. Yours truly, 81 Il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

THIS noted watering P1Nte the cure Chronic Uafeh
Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diabetes, Chloross General De-
bity, etc. open for the reception of visitors. Ie
INMAN WILLIAMS,
March, 1856. 4 l.l ylty- fiE5aa Proprietor
NB-It we'll known that the yellow fever was prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here by goods from
infected district Persons arriving at the Well will be struck
with its elevated location Situated in the pine bills and will
fail local for fever Pecaion has taken
bedding occasion pointed by
dent physician m j. s. Beazeey and burnt in Of
waesses and their certificates published thorough
ton going and visitors daily arriving do not
desire do expect large company the coming
fortabe.: ~
m3l IF a5 INMAE WILLIAMS. I
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sTEAMBOAI.T. DEP ARTUIR;.E'SEI. TUIR q. 'EI
-UPPER MIs ssIssIpP.I]:..,

Will leave on BEsDAY July 29ih at5 O'Clock p
a, T$ REGULAR ST. LOUIS Pack
brasISn, Geo. W. Ford MASTER will leave for
St. Louis and al Intermediate landings above. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
jyN JOHN d. HYDE CO., G6 Poydras st.
H plan Of the cabin be state rooms secured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

B'uFslssr Aaetdn css enc vfsffanes CormHsifsae
u ----e e3s ls
JUDGE OF THE sUgnE COURT AaREgrRD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26
We copy the following account Of shooting affair."
which occurred in Vidksburg, from the Wing Of the

-
An ARRAY occurred yesterday evening between d
man named Wheeock and DT. Latham, of Canton, irss
which the former was perhaps fatally wounded Some
months SINCE learn that Wheelocl was tafFad and
feathered by some parties ii Canton, and suspectng
DR.. Latham Of participation that affair, he has
on several occasions threatened the Doctors life
The partes met yesterday near the railroad depot
where, we are told, that Wheelock fired on DR.. La
than with double barrel shot gun, the shot taking
effect in the side Of the Doctor, naicting slight
wounds. esl 75'is4 tz$#s5 81
The, Doctor fired simultaneously with Wheeloek
but his shot from q revolver failed to take effect.
Both parties fired o. second time, when WheeIoeks
was dangerously and perhaps fatally wounded in the
side. 8 55# 5l5ii. e s54s
Dr. Latham Immediately ysurrenderefl himself tothe#S
civil authorities, when, after examination before
the Mayor, he was discharged 3s
We learn that little hope was entertained last
evening OF the recovery Of 9Eheeloek. f 31 !.
GEORGIA IrEMs.-4a 4aotkes Break D0ton.--W We learn
from the Macon Telegraph that the Hon. Thomas W.
Thomas, Of Elhert county nominee Of the Democratic
party of that State for the position Of Eector of the
eighth district has declined the honor from personal
7eGsoRs. 5&g !sst#$t 5.l tsi5i. .9S g8s
| Weather and Crops, The Macon Telegraph says 4
The weather here is exceedingly warm !; no rain Of
4 any consequence for more than a. fortnight. Ehs Z
crops in this section are suffering greatly; the corn
4 almost entirely burnt u while the cotton Is very
much stiGted in its growth the pfotracted drouth.
4 The Ship Aaelia,-The Savannah News, Of the
2lst instant, says: ees
This vessel, which went ashore on Wednesday,
night last, nesr Tybee was hauled of on Saturday
night by the steamer Sampson and bfonghsup to the
city yesterday morning She is perfectly tight Capt.
Mckenzie informed us that he was Obliged to throw
overheard some forty tons Of ralroad from He says
| he does not think the ship IS at al strained. The
| Amelia was forty five days from Cardiff:
Mr.3Wn. Waring Habersham has been elected Secs
| fetary and Treasurer Of the Savannah, Albany and
Gulf, Railroad, vice Charles Graat Esq, resigned.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
ras rzz-==-===,NT NEW ORLEANS, JACR-
Eshns 20 son AND GREAT NORTHERN

FSs sss EaEEE5IFTEES1 EnN SSNH GREaT ShRThEP y
E3s4 3 3 N \ p p n n ' W
SUMNER ARRAEGEMEs7-FRoM 1sT APRIL TO 3lsr OCT.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily at half
past O'Clock P NJ and arrives Osyka Miss, eightyeght
syka every morning at o'clock and reaches New Orleans at
II O'clock A NJ In addition to the Passenger Tran Extra
Train leaves New Orleans every Sunday Socloc A. NJ
Orleans at halfpas o'clock, P. II. the day.
FARE-Three cents mile each Children under FIVE
of age free Children between five and twelve years of
cooed persons half Excursion Tickets (good
Saturday afternoon Monday morning
inclnsve,) at half the foregoing rates.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the office of the
Company, Nj. 40 Carondeet street. Also family tickets
whoes halves packages of twenty-five reduced price
Colored permitted ride in the without
written pass expressly authorizing them do and naming
be retained by Conductor and will be good for trip
direction only those making trip ways will have be
provided with two
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Osyka and in
terediate stations 7ocock A. NJ every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday aud leaves sy New Orleans
date staons every onday Wednesday and Friday morning
iy2 If r. P, GUYARD, Supt TRANSPORTATION
----L--[--------=
~ FEENnrpGnw !. s>n Mac AyJNE
corner o Natcbez or far sale at the ,Se ares nrcas
Of nrcassrs The ~ sfoc has baen @ carfy % e1ectd d
conr;sns ali III art;cas npada5 for fpnv noe Far
IN the coanty 's ''s jais 6m
E. H. WHEELER E. L. roRsrALL
WHEELER & FOFsSTAII.. sUCCESSORS 70
w LONG Il MAGLONE Manufacturers of Copper, Tin
Crates Castnes etc etc No 2q Tchnnsinuas street
esbrders for Steamboat Plantation and Backsniths, Work
exscuted with neaness and disnatch ~ o3n1y
cHee"--- WV. "@-"e2- .--- -.otH-e.- oeo-s
gFyWIBIlL & A ITESEN, GAS FILTERS, No, 10 ST.
Charles street New Orleans Keep constantly on hand q
large assortment of Chandeliers Pendants Brackes Plas
Pine, and Fittings of all kinds
4 large assortment Of Paror and Cooking STOVES and
CRATES. a. lis aga.s ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

Ar PQINT ChEAH HOTEL. : THE PRoPRIE.0
" TORS Of the Battle House the pleasure ofinfoming
Il the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened ON Wednesday, llth June. u. H. -5
During past they improving the Grounds
and have made some additions to the Buildings which
Wharf has been built which will lessen the distance and
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved.
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast and those Th1 here aS can fsr
Boch Band has been engaged for the and every
riety Of amusement attendant watering places will be provided
The Southern Star Capt Carson will ply regularly during
season between the City and Point Clear. ,. II M. 1
Es@ Rooms may be secured by addressing Y ~'- ' ny
myl9 toct2 .-gn 5f F. Fl. CHI AMBERLAIN 4 CO.; %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26
LOWER MIs.sIslsTl'.P PI.

WIN leave WEDNESDAY, sotl, inst at5 O'Clock p NJ
D. = f75ss, 4, REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET-ForM Mem J
n phis, Helena, Napoleon, Greenviile and ali
landings in the Bends-The new regular passen-
ln place Of the steamer John sm5ndY VIII leave above
For freight or passsge p apply On beaEd orto 10
nThe II. NJ Wright will attend to all the business Of the
steamer John Sonds according advancement entered
into between Caps Church and Clarke.
D4The H. NJ Wright will be ready to receive freight on
,dsyt uoruinp
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WATERING PLACES,
r. GEDDEls, Agent, 10 Bank Place
Il fSs{3iEt1

g. PASS CHRISTIAN HOTELATHIS COM
t modious and eligible establishment is open for the
l reception Of Visitors and complete arrangements
been perfected for the entertainment of inferior
hotel upon the Gnf Coast t-a-l4 sGRICE d JAMES,
jy4 2pSt-lm Proprieors.
Nna, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. WILL
| opened the first day of June under the personal at
Mliltenton of JOHN MeDONNELI of l47 Common street.
Every will be brought to bear make the visitors
home. 5.y. Nllz& 4sa @4Gs 5S1gitEf s}s my2ztf4
hzaAss HOLLYWOOD HOUSE-EAsTERNS SHORE
@ OF MOBILE BAY.This fayorte place Of resort having
Mundergope many important Improvements, is ready
for the recepton Of families single by the day
month at moderate prices.
The Salt Water Bathing good any in Mobile Bay.
the Shower Baths nequaed; and of the few places
that not troubled with mosquitoes. a ~ &tbiNI i'i
The establishment will be kept as first class hotel
EThe steamboat Junior Capt artney, will make two
trips daily thus enabling reach here in less than "a
hours after leaving New Orleans sls3g 4 H. :.
iy4 2m VA st9h WILLARD FREEMAN Proprietor. q
- CULLun1 SPRINGS -cHoCTAw COUNTY,
| AlabamaThe proprietor of the above delightful Water
lg Place returns his thanks the citizens Of New Orleans
and its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed him
last and hegs leave to them that he will be
the Springs and New Orleans this herebyen
abng visitors at the above place to communicate with their
friends at ng expense without the usual delay caused by
the mails. "A. @ Seg4 FL 7 S$5.7, i.
RATES OF BOARD: 5*3F' M&E2f
er uaS p W
:. X 9p
-. Az ",
EHacks in waiting the landing the arrival Of
every boat convey passengers Immediately the Springs
~ An analysis Of the waters can be had of W. b Phillips
No. So St. Charles street. who is my agent in New Orleans
ie94m " CHARLES CuLLUM, Proprietor.
-
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Leaves every SATUEDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, :.
u, fYsSas y: .. MAIL PACKET FRANK
sssHsszb ssssszb Vicksburg and Miken's Bend Packet THE
fine fast running passenger packet steamer Fransk Lyon
r. Ashbry master, will leave above for MiIlikens Bend
Vcsbnrg, Warrenton. Grand Gulf, st. Josephs Rodney
Waterproof Nacez Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
and ali intermediate landings the Coast regularly every Sat
urday at O'Clock ~ for freigt having
45{4 ~ s$ LEWIS SHAPP e. Co, 81 front street Or to
r. X. LAUGHIIN, 148 Carondelet street, # s.,
The Frank Lyon having made permanent arrangement
with the Yazoo Belle will sign through bills ading for
Yazoo River freight with privilege Of reshipping at Ticks
burg ~ .t-2t%45s 81 y ~ to th3225tA&t fsSTBf jyl4
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e., a. EXCURSION no KEY WEST,

/, ffFTssSEs !. FOR POINT CLEAR.-UNTIL FUR
ther notice, the steamer Southern Star,
Ssassif Capt. John r. Carson will leave
Gsundsys excepted ct O'clock r. NJ, direct for POINT
CLEAR and BATTLES WHARF. e s3 ,455s5sst z E&s
On sundays Mondays end satsdays y lsays
front Of the Hotetb convenience freight Sunday
evenings will leave town about six O'clock
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COPARTNERsHIP. !.

HAVE THIS DAY Associated WITH
IN me SAMUEL McC MONTG oMERY and will continue the
grocery business as heretofore underline style Of r.
Jams IL CO. 4i 2 5S W. ADAMS ss3
New Orleans, July lst, 1856. 53& jy8 I'm 4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01
stllSe.taneous.
iNBROTYpES. ANBROTIpES,,
PROFESSOR 1IoFFETT,

Z AFiNt just returned cLo ST. Louis where he has
Deea taxing thorough iessous the art. would re-
soctfulIF inform the citizens Of AIe1a Poiat nd rin-
~ That nc has q eaed a iDe
A-sr5roiyPe, Photograph and DagnerreiaI Gallery
ana invites the citizens to call and see his tre
OF tue art watch lar sapass in beauty and correct
te Anosotvpes most beSuifu in clearnegS richness
ana @e4Ic1c c. zone and have al
L-S1 To types they can 10 taken in fourth the
time sitting they not reversed have glare OF II INT
tAey warranted fade. they are ali the rae
now IL The cities. 81 who them are charmed! vi a
teI- aeaGty an clearness- Tome one come all and i
n4e call lns lions given ID the on good terms
have on hand gold ockes cheap cash al kinds
o. fancy and flames. CLdrtu taken in one second
RooLns opposite Port Office.
z5u c 2 XOFFETT Artist
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01
IaE Democracy OF NV YoRk Spr,K-

HE DEMOCRACY OF NV YoRk Srr,K-
Ne ne Buffalo Republic, the most in
r,-1A',9i Democratic paper II Western
I, W ork, repudiates the nomination OF
2.~-1aaan with loathing and scorn. Il
S.-S-s powerful article on the subject o.
~ nominations IN these words:
Ladugl that we now declare that,
.-.- 10 circumstances { aIthcush always
WIN the democratic organization.
=. - a.len,.y attached to 1t by a life loar
: J can we support the nominees
-. -..1 CINCINNATI Convention, upon the
,'sIa which that body has adopted"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01
rsTFRIgCM KANSAS.
ST.. LOWS, juno 26.

- ,-ivate advices from Kansas we
hat William Gay, agent of the
"a ,5r.,ae and 'Yyandot Indians, was MUIR
5laG-, IN Saturday last, while proceeding
DIR sstport to his agency, by party
iEo. 10 men. He was accompanied by
2. - rho escaped after receiving q Sc
-.s ~ ,.,,,d in his thigh. No discovery
T-- {, rr,nrderers had been made up to
Monday. ,-.,,,+rev, ~ e;cb,v
! s sy Chicago, who recently left Al
80 Kansas On The steamer Polar Star,
- .La;~ Sharp's rifles and reviewers ia
r s~,.n thetn al Lexington, Missouri
-,;-I tr1ev were very nsolent on board
J. ! -. ana made threats as to what they
l7 I'll n. Il = particular contingencies. No
-. vas offered them.
% D. saws Shannon has resigned the
!, e. cover. or, his resignation to take
on NJ. = IA first Of July. The Republican
c... -. -, .sat if Willard 2. Hall, Of Ms
i... -; s.ls1'd be appointed to that office,
80 wog.I Be restored IN that Territory
Il thirty days
F. MAS 4 ru.nor al Westport that G..
II P-oyn. editor Of the Herald Of Free
5., had been killed.
T,rrR.-.A leter in the Democrat da-
~ lawrence, June l9;h, says that Sher-
+ avnau. at the heal Of thirty dra.
ms arrested that day Major Hoyt and
7.r,es L.grrate, and marched them 10 Lee
.T,roa. Laynlan had no papers. and on
+, arrival al Lecompton, Cox. Shannon
r.irs.d 10 recognize ms authority 10 ar
-s the parties Sheriff Jones stood by
.F seeing the dilsmIna his subordinate
las n, immediately prepared the papers
81 tie legal arrest, and Hoyl and L CRATE
gs-e imprisoned.
lis reported, that Col. Sumner had a
f-1.oa tie 18Th with 4 party OF Missou-
zan5, and les. Two men. Some We're
E4.I and several wounded on the o.her
SIDE Sumner drove the party iAlo Ms
s1-s and stationed troops 80 Is to prevent
nm from returning.
Sumner had refused TO let party CT
frs southern men come up from West
7o-t 10 settle on their claims al Hickory
l54, where they had lad cur Z town.
Ile Santa F'e mail arrived, bringing
-..-s 10 the 3Ist 81 MAY.
Tle N4vajo Indians nave been again
committing epredauoasy and II Is thought
--l-u-a-s VIII not be satdo1 without re-
ss.. 70 strong military force, for al opin-
Is prevails among tlem that their power
: Ipurlor 10 that Of the United States.
Ills recommended, that the military
.--c7 G. that country be Increas-d d.
I-e Apache Indians were also FESTIVE.
.45 p.ua4ered several parties. Tae md
.a.y Vi Santa Fe have commenced ta=
Instructions of new quarters Tor the OF
,-ers and men. Quarters for the Quar-
-r-1lls.er's department were also being
instructed. The work on the Stat1
iolse, Peniteauary and Surveyor Gen
Lal ) oIilce MS commenced.
Lieutenan.s Adams, johnson, Whist.
: and Jackson, d1.aLod GA general re.
.--1ng service, VIII leave tue Territory
q anne 10 report thems- Ives At Carlss..
racks, Fort Co.EnLas, ~ the I5.l OF
re C3a-t Martial trial Of Cant. Scam
.t Lieut. Morrison adjourned On
5-l y april SHE tie.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01

QUITE cHANGE.-l,aLKIss oe the
Madison Argus, who affects to be a Bu.
chanan leader in this State. was sneb =
ranting roaring Abolitionist when he was
an editor OF the Free Democrat that BoorH
had 10 put muzzle on Calkins.-CalIins
now goes IN for the extension Of slavery
over Kansas. He is a proper fellow to at
tempt 10 lead democrats Of twenty wears
devoIon INTO the support Of old Federal
ism DAILY Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01
The WISCONSIN, K,,s.s &C.,

KANSAS OOLONY.-
Yesterday seventy-five of the company
containing loo from Milwaukee, Wiscon-
Sln' reached this city, and have encamped
over TIE RIVER. This is the company to
whom the citizens of Dubuque recently
gave supper, notwithstanding the COM
mon council passed a sesolution depounc
ing Kansas emigration on a former occas
ion.- Iowa City Rep.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01
Important to Everybody.

3lt lac Itst tE-ee years. have been engaged in hl-
si-e7S Known oriy 10 F7-t and coInpaIa W
u.ers, whom have ms rJcty Tor the sam OF S21, each
"ca las averaged me AZ the rate Of IS Coz 5000 Jar
a. -I2 ana having made arrangements go Europe
IL tae Fall, engage II tie same business am n
70 give Ian II tbs art 10 any Ie.son Tho
Jllted states OK C2Cads. WI % win the sum @:
81 am induced from the Success nave been l-,.,l
wlta atI t1e many thankful acaaoIejz eruts k- G
min ION
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

INV ORLEANS. June -.
re Grsaadl brings dates i-om oan Francisco
3 jare J.l
l4'ey ANA Cora we're hung May 9th; King
s-' o-reL Oh tie ne day tie EI.Iiauce
ssi2l..Esee lad arrested several other despe q e
@--.al,t-s, including TIE notorious Yankee Sui
a.a2 Iae latter committed suicide ou tAe lst
f. eAEe, Ia ms cell, la the CammijJee Rooms,
-7-.tlg Confession touching lie elections Ia
ST. francesca.
4Le opponents Of the Vigilance Committee
5.em2-ed g hold meeting On tie End 10 de-
--aee tae Committee, b4t It proved = total
seycsa. murders are reported 3. the Interior
ElnorS were rte that johnson wOuld cal
.sals INTO lequIslrion TO Suppress the revelation
-'es-l-g had been done as Yet. These rumoFs,
.*efeF, created much excitement throughout
.-t 2.-.e. and word wGs sent from the interior
.-A. thousands were ready 10 march 10 the IS
.s.-lee u the Vigilance Committee Sacra-
--s.5 alone offered 10 furnish one ;tilv,s;,ud
re excitement was on the increase. Mar
@- ar lad been declared at San Francisco.
--e Committee We're determined on carrying
-Letr measures, and continue 10 make a.
.-e opposition were organizing with 500 stand
+. Fas ruma-ed they int. ded 10 attack the
NEE rooms, which were strongly guarded
=. c-alou before the door loaded with
-; .. re journals. excepting the Herald, side
u .Le Committee
-- --s 1-d.an hos,ili,ies IN Oregon are sup
J z i5culiy had occurred in Washington ter
owns % al attempt made by Judge
tiers 70 1oll caurl dlr.ug the existence
81 .''t IAN The Judge was arrested for sale
'-s- nc, TIL peaee i esras lssIt,.d
s.l re .ea.,l; q >"a Francisco was coed. and
4ae advIces from Costa ii,7 e.-., .t.. 81.
.ay dishanded. The C6als-a ,-,s -.
.sA5i-..g throughout tie State. Barnn P,7l,.,sz
vs. ( II while on his retreat.
s'o--la5 important from Nlca-a-ua.