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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
AANn VNAWiAANTs.

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EAsaklaaA Ltsbis-iyi J. 6. EAL1oWEs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan. IL, 1851.
To PUHIIc.-W. g. Bennett made plication 10 ne
last to buildings with Vests GalVAnio
Cement; being thing, thought would try Il;
had applied to blacksmith Shop and Engine House,
attached the 1ndTy. 1hey have proved al required
OF proof roof having WhsOod Of the great
storms and giving good satisfaction. only
add, try II and you viii be satisfied.
CURTIS KNAPP, Iron Founders.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

MENPHIs, Jan. L. 1851
Mr.. Bennett has done small amount OF roohng for
In bis peculiar way, with Cotton stun, coated With
preparation she basis Of which appears 70 be Coal Tar
Il very eHectual and light roof and appears promise
considerable durability from the preervaye qualities Of
che eoDPoon which psDetrates the cloth and protects
from the influence and The Composition
does qufy and IRON the Effects Of the heat Of the
In summer; doea IL harden and OK from the
influence in the cold Of winter.
Oct9-ly A. MERRILL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

EsGHEEE's AKD Gn'L sUr'r's OFFICE MEaPHs CHAELEs-
roH RAHSOAD.
MKMPHIs June 50, 1887.
To WHOM IT KAT coScEEs.-This is 10 certify shat the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have PuF-
chased OF W. s. Bennett the right prepare and upon
their DepOts Buildings, Cars, 6c, &c, Vests Gavanio
patent Ore and wafer proof Roohng and that oeee
is 10 be economical and durable covering, having al
ready had il in use for eight months.
SAN. TATE, President.
p. O. ARMS, Genr suPt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

OESIoE MISS. oESTRAL TESS. R. h. CO..
BOLIVAR. TESN Oct. l, 1851. !
This viii certify that the NJ. ~ 7. R. X. Co. have puT-
chased Of Mr. W. g. Bennett the ght 20 use on theiF
Cars, Bridges Buildings, &C. &c Vests Galvauio Cement
Having It used tested have hesitation In
commanding il to be the best and cheapest covering nov
in use. Z. P. NELLY, President,
NJ @ 4 T &. 4. Coz
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

Hon. H. J. weleker. w. L AeConalco J. J.
Roach, J. w. Richardson, NOSES White, L. Ew-
ing, Z. J. Golladay. J. B. Algee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02

me Dsscs Acrney was Just noisy when the alleges
sell forward as public phantAropist but very hce OF
that commodity could be found in the office Of the District
attorney me reason why he did Rot this exaina-
the daily papers, and TO satisfy the morbid appetos Of
large poron OF the community who desired 10 read about
ransacks trunks takes money Of the pockets OF nd
vdual and refuses them their clothing after thew oct
Jail he has done very smart thing. In nouaio1 crnn
sci insisted on having examination.
The Commissioner said he did not want into per
sonal matters The District Attorney had that the
witnesses he expected bring before the Court were now
before the Grand Jury There some sero,oa yes,ed
the Commissioner and If he to discharge he
defendants they would have TO give bail Immediately He
would therefore postpone the nnaton till Tuesday next
at 10 A. M.
We understand that the alleged SLAYER Ella has been.
claimed by Mr.. John p. Weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02
CARPBTIEe AID UPHOLSTERY.

GREAT RUSH FOR CARPEr1NG-ENGIIsH VELVET,
NJ oarpeung, Brussea tapestry three ply Ingram esahs
Ac also m pieces common ingram, frons. he ward
y WYATT. zo Bowery, opposite R,rinr,Sn I'll
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NEW FOUNDATIONS.

CUSTOMS OF TURKISH LADIES AND TURKISH
~ watering placeslllusrated with six and fully
described tins weeks life Illustrated, where also be
found articles Speculation Farming Lands In hoes OF
had Homes; The 6y Mechanical Paradox Explain
ed. with cnrravng Parent Raby Walker ilu.raS Qusrk
Adverts. Heather in New York; Mauimony md Mn.
n-sDta: Latest News Eyeryvhcre The CITY Gossip
II. ms; information: Mammoth California Pear viii
other articles cngravings &C, all OF wbrh be
had 81 your for four cents.
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CONS OF TEMPERANCE.-THE MEMBE rs OF WASH
- ington Division No. l. s. Of T. hereby respectfully
notified be at their division meeting next Monday evening
May Ia O'clock at i6 Fulton street. broohyn to take
the iol thai will be made on that eve"
ming distinguished officer Of the Grand Division Also,
the OF Divisions, Nos g. H. l3 81 49, 49, 90 los,
respectfully invited TO be present and take part In
he exercises By order of the Division,
ALEX CAMPBELL. Chairman of Committee
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CERvE YOUR COUNTRY
sxryylr nArufyA
Agents An.ed- circulate IN. best boob 80
ponr-vsc syptcrrr HsrArr
1MRAYs FAMILY PHYSICIAN
sAcuh be IN every family In tbe United Rates
One vol octave of over 80 pages
Price 81 "a and Of expense al the
q. sHKPAnD CO, publishers,
l2 Fulton street
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CLOTHING, sc.

tH Mul 10 thVEST IN sEDOND HAND ,,t.ytl,ts,.
SI.NNN -ft ntlsinen sshinE r1nvert et ~ ~ -.
lo 'esh can obts1 At leasi oy per c-.t rrsv ~
Fear mreei, sea- haIN4un WA
CLOTH1Nu --wNvTEn voR pvpopr,~,,,s -
- on t"h's ~ llrce small quann..s m. ,,,..',,.-
sSl.'ii,n rs r1rbunrly invited 10 rs ad,.rr,se,,.,s
Pear sweet w ~ -N' e'o'n''s ''Hei ~
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LIST OF LETTERS
nsnnane \ - Nsv Ysrh Cty Ps1 o0se,
Saturday, May 3. 1851.

Published exclusively in the NV YoRx HnAAD, BY Act
Oons paper haris ne tdygsa circulation Of asss
49, 4, n Utxte5 .SGkoI
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1IERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION NOTICE.
M The annual meeting of the association VII be held ~
Clinton Hail. Asior place. Tuesday evening May L. 1857
O'Clock The annual election for officers OF the association
for the ensuing will be held at the same pacs Tnn
day. May 10 Pols open from O'Clock A. ~ TO 90ciock r.
NJ BY order o. thc board of directors.
" Recording
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02

MUSICAL AND DANCING.

81 ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOS FOR sALE-A GREAT
- sacribce-must be removed immediately. 81 and
ts~es Of the modern style and finish bt TIME
and fully warranted Price $50 and ga Cost S5
500 Can be seen q, 10 broadway. room IA
n WRAy.
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MASONIC NoTICE-INDEPENDENT LODGE 1855 =.
lu and a. M-The members of This lodge hereby
tilted that and after May the meetings of this lodge will be
bs Masonic Temple Broone and Crosby
where all visiting brothers will receive fraern welcome
JOHN W. DARLrY, Sec'y JOHN RUSH, w. VI.
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OrrIcE OF rRow,s DIRECTORY. H. WILSON cox

OYrIcy OF rRCws CITY DIRECTORY "osPIIEI
" By H. wikonJ Ts broadway. May I, 1885, --carton-
10 guard against any imposition which may be attempted %
the public the employed tbs Directory for n
ysar ending May 1863 furnished with certibcaio
authority signed By w. WILSON, compiler.
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n,BE BROOKLYN FERRY COMPANY Will. coxxENC

TIE BROOKLYN FERRY CoMPANY VIII, COMMENCE
snp New York, 70 South Tenth street. Williamsburg.
No has been spared by the company IN preparing this
ferry for the public The boats
and of The best and most substantial kind cooann
all improvements The ferry bridges and clips
Of The most substantial and approved copstruc
ton ferry house has just been completed At South
Of erection james slip New York which will be completed
days The approaches To the ferry, both IN Williams
and New York spacious and Of and tho
OF the ferry each shore will be found convenient
he people Of Williamsburg Brooklyn New York Long
Island il Ii the shortest from flabush 10 New York,
be central for travel by Division and all The other lead
Ing thoroughfares the Water Works. Cypress Ill., Ever
Jewish also the shortest
De wards Of the city Of New York To the Catholic
teries he Fashion, Union and Cenreyls
courses and % Jamaica Newtown and fiushns The
Will Of charge and vehtles
Monday 4h of May The rates Of oommutsissn for
sepeers and vehicles for six months Will be ready at The ONCE
Of he company and AFTER Friday Nay at he Jerry house,
JAMES MURPHY President
THE MEMBERS OF THE NASSAU CHOwDER CLUB
requested the house. No Theatre
alley, this Saturday evening, May 1851 At y O'Clock
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NOTlCE.-A MEETING OF THE tNrFrENDrNr
IN Brouehsm Guard will be held the Bcv.y on Sur
day afternoon, NJ o'clock for drill ID M ,yer-
member will be present business of impufsre VIII b.
brought forward. by order Of
r. WILLIAMS, Captain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02

NEW YORK TYPOGR APHICAL UNION, No. 6.--rHE
IN Of society," and the trade generally
earnestly requested to at their rooms 63 BoweT this
evening" O'Clock precisely buness of Importance
win be brought before the meeting BY order.
w. b. McMANUS, President
Rae Sprr
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MRs. r. TAYIOR, uPnoLsTHREss. IN wI,sr sIr

l teenth street, between Seventh and Eich,h nrs -
unues ~ attend ~ custoucfs their own bosee In a..
make carpets and bose covers Il every descrrt On In al
dillon 10 the reuovauon OF lace curtains ntr an s
fully done she is prepared to receive y..4 .s,rs ,
and lace materials q All Variety capes, cras nsnuss
BLACK nnd White, which viii be done with nc utmost , am
without N" destructive use ot The ~ cor LONE
way. '' w ~ ''''|'"-
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAl

ToBN DAvOI. HAS REMOVED TO NO. 100 JOHN
Chit Also the office OF the New York
and Brooklyn Brass Company removed to the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02

A MAGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
"A forte .epenne case scoIIopcd Keys, ccst ts0 wa
be dbposed 81 ~ sacrifice taken this day be
~aves Tor Europe Wednesday Can be ~ 02 Twenty
sixth street. near Seventh avenue.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29

MYSrERIoUs DISAPPEARANCE IN SoNoMA Co.
About two weeks siuce, says the journal. man
calling himself Robert kibbee, supposed to be
from the mines cam. 10 q. A. Hough's farm,
near Russian River, aud while tuere made AL
agreemrDt to purchase the farm and sheep OF
Mr. Hough for about $3.50. On the morning
of the l4th lust, Hough took his shotgun and
went out before breakfast to shoot game. Al
ter ho had been short tine gone, kibbce left
she house aud proceeded, 1t is sad, ia the same
direction taken by Hongh. Shortly after, ii
shot was fired by IiougIl. as he says, at q hare,
VIII ch he du not k H. Hongh in IA little while
turned home fouad Kibbee absent; waited
SEINE time. aud finally the family took break
fast without h IN. HOugh Went out again with
his gun, aHd was absent short me- when il il
said he ir.d second shot Since that morning
Kebbee has not been heard from. Suspic .ohs Of
foul play have been exc. ted among tbe gh-
bors. and traces of blood ha t been 70 nd near
where Hough fir, d, and followed up some dr.
tance. HOugh WAS arrest last SatuI day, and
h s exam nation WAS TO take place yes e day.
The prisoner protests his innocence, AID bears
the reputation of moral aid steady citiz, n. 1t
may be-. that Kbbee b, came sick of his bargain
and incontinently sloped; perhaps he did not
have The money to bind the pnrchase. At a ~
rate the circumstances imputing guilt are not
conclusive.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29

MuTIYY AND DfsBANDNEST OF INDIAN NATIVE
TR0oPs-The Chtna Mda publishes y long ac-
count from the Friend Of India, of the mutiny
and dislandment by the English authorities OF
the Nineteenth Regiment Native 1nfantry. II
appears that OH the 26th of February last, that
regiment was ordered to parade, at Berhampore,
for exercise, with fifteen rounds of blank aInmu-
nitiol for each man. When the ammunition
was taken to the lines, the men objected TO the
paper on which the cartridges were made, as
being of two c0lOrs. They afterwards insisted,
ia a petition to the commanding officer Uf the
d strict. that for more than two months they
had heard runners of new cartridges having been
made at Calcutta, OH the paper of which the fat
of bulocks aud pigs had been spread; and Of its
being the ntentOL of the government 10 cOerce
the men to bite these cartridges; aud that, there
FORE they were afraid for their religion. They
we're informed on the evening of the 26th of
February that this was all wrong, aud that
whoever refused to use the cartridges would be
tried hy a court-martial. A few hours later,
the sepoys broke out into open mutiny. flew to
their arms aid formed into line. Immed ately
the commanding officer summoned large body
of European troops, directed cannon against
the lines OF the mutineers, aud summoned them
to lay down their arms aad surrender. After
some hestat,ol this was dole. On the 3lst Of
March. the regiment having marched TO Barack-
pore, was formally read cut of the service. The
arms were Piled and the colOrs deposited with
them. hut the uniforms were not stripped off.
The pay of men was delivered 10 the time OF
munity. The regiment was subm ssve ard PEN
itent II was severe blow to the men. aid q
striking lesson to the other sepoy regmeAts.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29

BLooDY WoRK-The Hornitos Democrat gives
the following account ol bloody ARRAY which
happened al Bull Greek. Mariposa county:
''On the 9TH iust., ,KeHluck.i and some others.
sat down 10 play game OF cards for the
liquors After the game WAS played and the
liquors drank, Black AID Kcniuck sat down to
play gam, and soon got into IA dispute as 10
vino played low. The lie was given by Kchtuck
and rcturned by Black. Kenluck rose up from
his seat and Il her struck or Gndeavor,d TO
strike Black. Black rose to ms feet. Kcntuck
then stepped back AID took Il stol from the
belt of Ira Good.al. who was ~ 'hding near aud
looking On, I'd vino at the time had two pistols
in his belt Kentuck then struck Black OH the
head with the pistol, which was at the same
time discharged and fell from his hand Oh the
focr. When be stooped 10 p ok it up Black
drew his knife and commenced cutting him.
A few seconds after. two other shots were fired.
Black retreatcd tbrsuEb the door and Goodsal
went in pursuit with drawn pistol, and as
Black commenced running towards his own
house, GoOdsal fred at him again. but missed
him. Goodsal's Interference in the matter in a
hostile manner au,ed Black To in6ict wound
on him of VIII 'ch he d ed few days after. Ken
tuck is in prccarious cond .tion, and is taken
care Of by B !. *"
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29
New Store, New Goods,
rAy1n>ww -REHG-E=-e
pHILAnELPH GTnRE


81 RRnab STREET, KiDp KNOX NEW BRICK BUILDING
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
Hl the Fire.
VXTF pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of Ncva
w da and vicinity, that the
PAiladelIhid Store is oJen at M. 81 Broad 81.
In Kidd Rno<s B,fch Buildin1, -
We have recently received large stock Of New Goods
which will be sold twenty-five per cent rhcepI than ever
before offered in this market. If
The goods are Of the best quality and consist part
follows: .r..f
Dress Goods.--t'rench and American cnlcs
French and English Merinos all colors
French and Scotch lads, all woool
Plain and hgprea e Iare
Alapacs. Bnlioezine also French CirglIam, -
Swiss Muslin Jsoonet and bar in great quantity
SnISS.--Marrsntiqu ldd. fain. and Changable (the
lac and shesi syie' also any color Of Florence silks
NKanfiins--sk. Satin and Fur. ofcvory sciption.
silk and Satin Riding Iats. Gli Ilats and Boys Hats
Opera Iressss very rich STYLES. --~ .a---~
Table eCovcrs.-worsted ed and Linen. Of allkinds.N
Carpcts-rhree Ily, Brussels, Ingram, Velvet, all
NIGttims--IArce quantities, from ~ to ca cheap
Floor OIL cofb.l Mats snd Rugs, large assortment Of
Druggctt all crior4. a y
we c fecal attention To our large assortment Of tbe
heaviest kind OF White Mscnac blankets and Qus al 50
all kinds Of flannel for family use
Embrodercs Edgng and Lace the richest style onhand
and we call especial attention to them.
THE RICHEST STYLE OY EMBRoiDrRED nANDyERoinEYs
1000 PIECES IRISH LL-yEN, al ell prizes
DaInnsE.-cilk and worsted, Of all col0rs.
COtton.--l3cached Muslin, 44-l0 cheaper than has
before been sold. tt
Alexander4 Kidd Gloves; alo silk Gloves and silk Mits.
Ladies' Shoes and Caters. Of all kinds
Ladies invited ia call and examine Goods, anC
ascertain our prices. before purchasing e'ewhere.
Ha- Reniember the Numler-P philadelphia DRY Good
Store No 81 Broad Street. Kidd Knar's Brick Kidding
sTIEFEL COIN.
Nevada, Aug ls. 1856. 4e.h
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29

A MEMBER of Congress once made request
TO Secretary Marcy for the appo:ntme't of a
certain learned gentleman to post In some
home or foreign Office One af.Cr another the
gentleman credentials were opened. One set
ting forth his knowledge of Hebrew. another
of Greek. q third of Latin. and so on as letter
after LITTER was examined. down to perfect
knowledge of all the modern languages. "a
most extra-or dinary mani" sad the Secretary
looking mp from under his great, shaggy. beet
ling eyebrows and showing up his spectacles
on his high broad forehead; why. sir. that
man must have graduated at the Tower of
Babell'
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29

RJ- l.. j. CznpIsay We wotll direct the especial
attention of Inyalids to the perusa nf r L. ]. Czakays
ad er emen be found In another column Of this
to Place the services of learned and experienced Physician
within their reach So much i'll has been inflicted the
human family from the pernicous and ignorant practices
Of impiic that it If we fnldling bounden
duty make known where judcous relief be obtained
To those unfortunate enongh TO suffer from the effects Of
sexual private diseases other lltreament cheer
fully commend rr L. J. Czapkay a of scientI
ic and medical requirements Posse ssing all the require
ments from long experience and acknowledged skill, for
the successful practice of his profession Having made
sexual conn ans his especial study like the celebrated
Rcord of Paris he is enabled to guarantee speedy and
permanent in all of private chronic diseases
whether effect of contaon selfabuse loss of vril
ity and in order that patients distance may avail
them of his advice fee consultation by letter is open
to them. The knowledge have of the cures
he has effected of which of long standing leads
us to place much faith in Dr. Cs efficacy and commend
hun To the confd' n . n those in ilhcalth.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29
1S INCIDENT At THE srRNos.-we find the


AZ INCIDENT AT THE SPRINos.-We find the
,.IIsviug ia the Alta. Of Wednesday, July 22d:
I..,t week pleasure party Of several ladies
.,d gentlemen. Of this city, in visiting tue Soda
SnriiIes. in NapR Valley. some six miles from
Nrpa CITY met With a thrilling acc denf. In
,s;lr through gorge in the mountains some
% the harness OF the rear buggy gave way.
s.rsinw the horse to dash of, at full speed,
Jown 4 steep decIivity, oyertaking large car
=. ge in front, driven by Major EasterbrOOk.
nj containing three lad es As the buggy
.ame up to this carriage, the horses of the Major
S.came unmanagable, aud commenced running.
Al n most dangerous portion Of the road, the
,vh.els struck rock which overturned the car
r;a0e. which, with the ladies and the horses in
the rear buggy. fell down prs c.pics some forty
fat dashng the wagon TO pieces, aud making
. General wreck The wife of Mr.. Main, Of the
Arm Of Main y Winchester. was thrown through
the, top of the wagon. and, with the horse, iell
.nd rolled some forty feet down the ravite. the
animal eoing clean over her. and lodging near
the bottom. within few feet Of her. The other
ladies. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Harvey. remained
In the wreck Of the carriage, whilst MAJOR Eas-
terbrook was dragged some distance down the
road before be succeeded in stopping the horses
Notwithstanding the fearful fall of Mrs. Nam
ana the other ladies, none of them were serl-
ously Injured as on recovering their feet and
biadng up their bleeding wounds and bruises,
they found that no bones were broken. When
suryeying the scene of the disaster. they felt as
theugh ID were impossible that SO terrible an
acc dent could occur without resulting fatally
10 some of them. They were most truly thank
fal for their miraculous escape.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29

DECLINE OF POPULATION IN FRANCE.-By the
late census returns in France it appears that
the increase in populations during the past five
wears is ouly one fifth Of what it was between
the years of ls4l and 1916. Fltyfour out o:
the eghty-six departments have actually de-
creased. while the others are rapidly approach
ing the same declining state. Paris alone has
absorbed nearly all that the ffty-fonr d'part-
ments have lost, and the official records of
births and deaths show that the new population
of Paris arises almost entirely from domestic
immigration.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29

A HARD ALTERNATIvE.-The editor OF the
Saeo (Nie) Democrat. in view of the fact that the
new law of that State requiring publication
of MARI are is strongly d'stasteful 10 young
folks. advises them not to rush into New llamp-
shire to get marie d. He thinks they had better
submit TO the requirements of the law. or co1s-
tinue their coQring until ne1t Wnter. when the Leg
slaturr may see fit to make it as easy TO get
married AZ home as abroad.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29
thurman. nnd Sands Fievoring Extracts.

are now considered better and move gener ly
used than any other for favoing Cus'ard Pies Flame
Mango Ice Creams Sauces &c &c. For sale in quanti-
tics 10 suit at GEO o. XII BoURNS Drug Store Conmcr.
cal street. Mo-3 irnetts Kaliston, Orient Wa'er,
the os eIectual preparation for tie removal OF Tan,
rreckes rmples roughness Of tile sAin giving fresh
clear and blooming appe' rance, Try il. 42u
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-29

Fms AT Sr L0uIs.-An extensive confagra-
tisn occurred at the town of St. Louis, in Plu-
mas county on Saturday. Aa extra from the
otice of the Mountain DemOerat gives the subjo.n-
ed account Of the FIRE:
RABBIT CREEK. July 25th
At half past four this afternooL small cabin
contiguous to Gallatid a. Co.'S stable took fire
and Ia less than Que hour not u single house
remained The Hook aad Ladder Company OF
the town was brought into requs tioa, and
every. measure used to prevent the spread 0i
the flames. but without effect. A high wind
was prevailing at the t me, and the rapid ~ OF
the spread of the flames was perfectly astonish-
lug We are happy to learn that no accidents
occurred The losses are very heavy. AmoAg
the principal losers are Messrs Babb 4 Burbank
OF the Eagle Hotel; M. l.. Heron OF the North
Star; Messrs Fuller o. Bre and Fveretts, W'l-
son & Co. The latter raved their books and
tue contents Of their safe. The total loss is in
the vicinity Of from $l50.O00 to 100000.
Amid the excitement OF the moment We were
unable to learn the extent OF the losses the
merchants sustained, hut they must have been
very great. 1t was supposed to be the work vi
an lncendiary.