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Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
Observance OF the sabbath.

At a meeting of Union Division, No. 2e,
S. Of T., held at their hall on Saturday,
July 25th, 1857, at Ell Dorado, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unan.
inlously adopted:
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
PLACERVILLE.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
Co. Central Com mAttee.
CampalRn AppOintmontu.

O15nP1HBW WAFPUuuS1H0MtBs
The following appointments have heen made by
COL WELLER and THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, ESQ =,
who will address the citizens Of the following places
anon the dates mentioned:
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

For State Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, For full term.
JAS. L. ENGLISH, for unexpired term
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

Regular Democratic Nominees
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

To For Justice Of tho Supreme Court
STEPHEN !. FIELD, For full term.
PETER Ii. BURNETT, Unexpired Term.
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IL Leonard Ames committed suicide Mon
day last, In Athol, Ct by hanging himself with
IL At OakhilI, Pa, on Saturday, James n OIL
land, aged 10, killed his mother by kicking her
while be was drunk.
III Miss Farnum, of welIsville, N. Y. threw
herself into the river at Blmra, the l4th inst,
and was drowned
IL On Saturday night, near Allegheny city,
Pa, little daughter of Mrs Ridge was run
over by the cars and one Of her feet cut of
IL boy named Whitfield Burton was, last
Fr,.'rY, at Oswego, N Y. smothered in bin of
shorts.
IT. An ordinance making it obligatory on
baSers and . 'ore-kevpers to sell bread by weight
has passed the New York Board of Councilmen.
NJ WATSON & Co., car builders, OF Springfield,
Mass have conclud, ID contract with the Vice.
roy of Egypt for forty -stclass passenger cars to
run on an Egyptian Rail- 'ao-
IL Three sons of JOS Fnliy have been ar
rested at Clarkson, Mich. cha rged with the muir
der of their father, whose body was found buried
near the house.
III AT hght recently in Washington county
Wis, the participators came out, Que minus a
nose and the other thumbless, as 10 his right
hand.
IL Rufus Upham, Of Cherry Valley, ". v,
went out to dig a grave for a person who had
died. Some time afterwards a youth, pass ing,
found him sitting upright in the bottom of The
hole, dead.
IL The New Orleans Crescent learns from
the mates Of the steamer Col. Edwards, that only
two white persons and two negroes were lost by
the burning, Ii is believed the boats safe con-
tanning s5 600 Will be recovered.
IL A large party OF Civil Engineers left Phil
adelphia "Wednesday for Mexico, to commence
the location OF the Mexico and Pacific Railroad,
running from Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico,
and thence to the Pacific ocean.
IL The editors of the MinersvilIe (Pa)
Workman's Advocate, have been convicted on q
charge Of publishing libel on Mr. G. Bast ,bav-
ing stated that two men lost their lives in Mr.
Basis mines, by fire damp, owing to MIR. Basis
"niggardly and parsimonius conduct"
IL A man in Lockport has opened {! Chris
tian grocery" He states in explanation Of this
singular heading, that he has opened a shop for
the dispensdtion OF '.litile wine" and other
kinds OF spirits, " for the stomach's sake" and
that, as be wished to make il Christian shop,
and wished TO accommodate Christian custom
ers, be would take for his pay considering the
hard times, all kinds Of religious books, tracts,
dc.
u writer In one Of the magazines. emulous
of the fame acquired by the inventor of the In
dian Dauphin Williams, starts the story that the
real Louis Napoleon died In a ut, In drinking
house in New York, some years since, and that a
Yankee named Bowen, who had long been his
comPanion In dissipation, assumed his name,
sailed immediately for Europe, attended Queen
Hortense as her son in her dying moments, i'm
posed himself upon the French people as a gen.
uine Bonaparte, and has finally succeeded in
reaching the imperial throne.
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BANKING HOUSE Of Gauau pporup,.

- ChUBB BKOTHERSs
DKrosr1s.- Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
ssd Cities furns he'd TO depositors without charge.
INTEREST on DEPosITs.-Interest will be allowed
on deposits at snoh rates as may be agreed upon.
Deposits IN Virginia and other Uncurront Money re-
oeIved to be checked for, in same funds or in
DIscQUNTs.-Notes, Drsffs and Bills Of Exchange
viii be- dlscou nted and Loans made on Stock A. BOnda
and Securities, at the market rate.
Letters OF CREDIT.-I.etteTs of Credit will he
fqrnished negotiable in the different Cities of the
United States, on Deposit Of Money or Coaterals,
charged II Conteras, such terms may be AZ reed
upon.
TRAvELIye BILLS OF ExcHANeK.-Tsvelsrs will
be furnished with draffs in such sums as may lie de-
sired negotiable in the different Cities of the Unnn
BILLS AND LETTzRsoF CHEDIT ON ENsLA No, IRy-
Of Credit on ENGLAND, Ireland and Europe, furnished
at sas MARKET rate for EfehanEs in sums 70 suit.
ties from to u pr. cent always for sale or
bought in the different Cities commits sion of
pr. cent. Where stocks are bought upon orders, we
graph. "
RAlLRoAn CITY. AND STATE BosDs.-Railroad,
neEotiatlon either an this country or Europe Rail
road IrGs purchased for cash or with Bonds.
market rates All warrants soia BIZ rs Srs ass,sa
tsed IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land warrant quotations reg ulsrly furnished II 70
Warrants Will be forwarded to Western Hon %, on
orders. or sent Tor sale on commission to
,d REaL ,d ET soJ Az aSP
CLAIMS ON UNITED STATES, CoUET or CI.tx.
COasKEss.-Caims on the United states, before III.
Court OF Clslms or Congress, ntrussd to u.s. will be
0' prompt chd tfi snBiRRIS8sTH ERs
Jan 7" ..o .-e Opposite the Treasury.
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OREGON.

OREGON.
'< t"m AtsiRSsa by hlsmet Wash. Ter Oak
River Wash; Vanoosvsr, Souvis's ISLAND se
1T. Portland. Milwaukee, and fOr " evo''
81, wash Ter. 10 Oregon City, Or. IL mia.
s an BACK, TWICE week. m steamboats,.
arrive At Oregon City next days by D m: '''
Lave oregon City Monday and fhursdsy at
Arrive at Astoria next days by sam.
D!as 10 run oy different schedule will be con-
"cz From Portland. by Oceola, HiIsboro. Tu.la,
. I'm, ana Wspatoo. TO La Fayette, IS n,iies
leave PoItlart Monday at u IN;
Leave La Fayefte Tnesdsy ~ "a m;
,,.o. Arrlve az Portland next day by 4nm - ;
12o3 rom Oregon CITY nv VAN UNI " "a, +1
Champoas,. Fan field, Salem. nois InX
e9 noswsI slccssminston. tbsrty and i@ny
~ rs e. Oregon City Monday and TharsdsT q
leave Corvallis Tuesday And M W., !.
AriVeat Oregon City next days Sy m. "'
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THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. G.. METZE-
i ROTT, corner of Eleventh street ndA--
PennsylvarSla avenue, is the largest andfT~SPJ
only complete Musical Establishment i'm y . ~
the District of Columbia.
Bacon, Raven & Co 8 and Rosenkranze's ccle-
brsted PIANOS are Away on hand In great varie
IT,; also, Princes superior MELODEONS.
Together with an immense stock of Musical In
strumsnts and Sheet Music of every description.
PlanoSbrte timing executed by Mr.. Rebine.
d9-tf
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GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM Mn r,srrs
WILLIAM KNABE,
tSeni9r partner In the late hrm OF


tSenlQr partner In the late hrm OF
KNABR. GAEHLE Il Co.,
Continues the manufacture and sale of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name
Of William knabe CO., at the old stand,
Nos. ], s, 5 and North Eutaw street Op- UvHIV
poslte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened a new Sales Room at
No 81 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, ON the premises partly occupied by Mr.
Henry McCahery as music store, where they will
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of plain
also, MelOdeons, from the best makers, from to 5
octave, some with double key boards, double reeds,
and stops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged In the manufacture { +
Pianos, we will sell Wholesale and retail, tho moot
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
(gold medal at the Fairs of the Mary Institute
two successive yearsOctOber 1855, and l856-in op-
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
Of the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tmore, we were also awarded the hrst premiumat
the Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Vir-
ginla, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium lsilver medal) at the Metro
politan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
In addition to this We are In possession Of testmo
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs In the country, which can be seen at our
waTerOoms, speaking for themselves and others OF
the high appreciation In which instruments are
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for i've ears, and
mouths from the day of sale if the instruments do NOT
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their advantage
to give us q call before purchasing.
Pianos Exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-lJ WIN. KNABE & CO.
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UTAH.

1901 From Salt I.ake CITY by I.chsh City, Ameri-
ssntsSn P ss, cG{ FTT%sys P'SsDn
wan, OFT Johnson. Cedar City Bring bursts,
~ Mex Santa Clara, Cal FORMS. San Ber
seies. to San PodTo, sI7 miles and back. once nee
amonth.
San ssf s Of ss
Leave San Pedro on the 5th of each month:
Arrive at Salt Lske City BY the hrst Of the fol
Bids 70 run twice month will be oon.,dcred;
Cedar City; e2so mile. from salt Lake Ci;y: ;
Gees G s hnss s snS By S Ms M
to Alpine City, 20 miles and lack. once a
,, Leave Salt axe City Thursday at am;
Leave Alpine Cry Thar.dsy :, SPIN;
ssS CITY Gar dS n ss9i SsssIf FOX f
Spanish Fo5f Pay son. Ss Santa asn salt cseSf.
ard Ephraim. to Manii, 40 maes aud lack,
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday atsam
A ssys M a Msn ISL: Saturday, B, SPIN;
,oo. Arrive at Salt Lake Cry " c,lnesday by m.
1894 Sn LAKE S R s stSker rs. Se1Tss
Brigham City IS miles and back, twice a
Leave Salt Lake City Monday and Thursday
Leave Brigham City Tuesday and Friday at
arrive dC Mi Lake City next days by & .
1905 From Salt Lake City, ny Toocle CITY, 10
GrantsvIlle, IS mn es and hack. once a week
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at & m:
Arrive nj GrantevIlie next day at i2m m;
Leave GIantsvIle Frlda, at pm;
Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by pm
I2sc6 From Salt AXE City. 10y Tayiorsvie, Mount
Pleasant, W est Jordan, Fort Herman ,ard
Gardner's Mills, Ia Cedar Valley, tSUuth
Fort 81 miles ard back. once n week
Leave Salt AXE City Thursday ut a IN;
Arrive at Cedar Valley next day by I'm:
Leave Cedar Valley Friday at Z m;
= Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by m
llSH From Cedar City by Harmony and Piae Val
20 ley. tn santa Clare, 70 miles and hack, once
LtaVe Cedar CITY every other Thursday at
am:
Arrive at Santa Cara next Saturday by 8 m:
am; -
Arrive at Cedar City next Wednesday by s
pm. -
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EVENING STAR.
HlAwATHA.

tRsrirsd and Rsrissd.)
"Oh, the fever and the famine"
Oh he took the ague badly,
And II shook him, shook him sorely:
Shook his boots OF, and his nails;
Shook his teeth out. and his hair OF;
Shook his coat all into tatters,
And his shirt all into ribbons. ..
Shlrtless, coatless, hairless, tooth
Minus boots and nixy toe-nslls,
Still II shook hun, shook hum till II
Made HIM yellow. gaunt snd bony;
Shock him till he reached his death bed;
Shook HIM tall It shuffied for HIM
on his mortal coil, and thenlt
Having made him cold as could be,
Shook the earth still down upon him,
A nd he still lies 'neath his grsyestone>
Ever shaking. shaking, shaking,
And q shaking, shaking, shaking.
ILoHgcnss.
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
w CHARTERED BY CONGRESS

:. This ComeanI il NOW prepared to receive appEA-
tons for !NSURANCEON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDISE, DC, at the usual City rates. without
any charge for Policy, at their Once, corner OF
Tenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, over the
washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. F. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James F. Halliday,
Wm. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun, M, w. Gait,
Benz. Beall,
JAMES c. Mo6 UIRE, President.
6kAFToN y. HANSON. Secretay. ap lily
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NEW MEXICO

NEW MEXICO
l2s5l From anita Fe, by Alameda, AIbuaueraue
hgodopes, Socorro. Fort Craig. Las Cruces
Rernanilo, .os Lunas, Fort Fillmore and
Frontero,. Texas, To Ell Paso, Texas $50
miles and back, tw ice a month.
Leave santa + q on the 10th and 18th of each
Arrive AZ FL Paso in eight DAYS:
Leave I'll Paso on the 7th and sd of each
month; ~
Arrive at Santa Fe in eight tiays:
bids Tor weekly trips will he considered Also
lor separate parts to and beyond Alba,
querque. ~
lzS52 rom Santa Fe, by Los Luceros to Fernando
DE Taos, 10 miles and ba Oh once a week
Leave Santa Fe Monday at s n IN:
Arrive at Fernando DE Taos Wedne sda, nv IN
I'M: ~ az. - Az
Leave Frnsndo De Taos Thursday at I'm.
,oo-a arrive At santa Fe Saturday by 10 m,
i<ooo r rom Las Cruces by Mesllla, to Tucson and
lack, once week. ~
Bidders to state the distance, and schedule of
arrivals and departures by which they pro
i2eS From Tucson, by Arizona and Colorado Cir,
to San Diego, Cal. and back twice a mn, m
nIdders 20 state distance and schedule
Ptoposads TO extend, by cnmmaucing st III
49,. faso. Iexas, will be considered.
1880 TON hIbuquerque,by Zun.to Vlsalia 4 WooS
vIe) CAL. ,2n0 miles and hack once \ NINTH
biqders To state schedule which is 10 eo,nec;
closely with route l2R5l. "e0'
Proposals for more frequent trips will be con-
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"a Nv
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WASHINGTON. December sd las

III.
On the petition Of Henry McCarty, of Pittsburgh.
Pennsy wanna praying for the extension of n patent
Provenent in "SUspendipr openinr and c in n
Lock Gates, for seven years from the ex pirstic5
81 said patent which takes place on the 10th day Of
ordered that the said petition be heard At ,bs
O'Clock m and all persons notified TO appear and
onest Sa 9i =, any they have why sand petition
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 6e
IN me ratent oinee Their objections, specially st
OF hearlnsi all testimony hed by either party TO he
ted accordance with the rules of the on =. mhnh
viii Dc furnished on application.
of February: Dispositions and ot6ey naoa .h
upon as testimony must be filed IN the Once on or
oeie me morning Of that day; the arguments any,
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
Wsshnston; epnbcan, Baltimore; Arsus. PHI niI,
oelphIs; Daily News, New York; and inquirer, Cin
Seea;i previous to the sth day Of March next the
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.S.-Editors Of the shove papers will please COW
And send Their bulls to the Patent Office with paper
oontamlax tins notice. d24 iaw3W
Tur CARRIA AGES.
factory making 1t now one Of the largest. ans
an the District, where his facilities forSG
RiAG IS .ad LfGHfT PSs &C NGA os5Sss = N
pas. ed. hnd IRON bis long experience in the bust
IA, Al kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons KEEP, on
A. kEPAIRs neatly done, and al orders PROMPT
Second hand Carriages take N in exchange f,r nav
onSs: a.. ANDREW J. JOYCE
Io-u corner ofl4th and r sts.
CHIl.DREN's BOOKS FOR Isss.-The Lin.
- Commofore. Mothers True Stories The Won
oeri9l Mrror. RIcheId. the Lion hearted Heroes
OF history, Tsles of Sea snd Land, Inanis,tivs
Shck, Dick BoldherO, Whist 10 do and how 10 do n
STinertan sable Hunter. Tru- stores and FsI"s
foiss fen the Gernap. Belle snd lilly. or The
Soioen hnle, Annt AIayoI's Nursery II hynss
NAnsh,y BOYS and .Ilrs, Fairy Taios bS the Com
TESS IL AnIboy, and maDy others for yontb of siI
hFss, seine 81 Them just from { ndon -
d -. FRANCK TAYLOR.
McIATGHLIN's NcfaUcuttS,s
Fancy
Store, 49, 40,
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INSTRUCTJoNa

CoHtafntne eendsItoRs 10 be ineorpoyat,d :. "a.
esonraets TO fAs sxfent tAe department NAV
!. Seven minutes are allowed a, a. h ,,,.ru.,;,,
the mails. spo''"eu' iot asserting
RAILROAD and steamboat oon psnies Are reouired
% mail from, and deliver il into me post
na =, a. 5hs noemea and and of their rol
IRON 9 station or landing. propo.aIs NAV he snb.
sss i2r tns performance Of al the aide %, vice
~ iof ohess over eighty rods from station or
a 40 pay VII BE- made for trips not performed !;
- w 80 OF suoh omissions not satisfactorily ex,
Quoted. For arrivals far behnl time al Ia break
eohhexlon with depending mails, and not ficientS
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u NKI NC HOUSE
CHUBB BROTBE6s.

Depositois depositlng Bank Notes will please
mark Their CHECKS payable in currency.
DepOsIfes Of Gold will be paid IN Gold
Accounts WI be opened with dc positors ALLOWING
them to deposit Gold and Check for currency the
deposition being credited with the difference
sc 8-u CHUBB BROTHERS..
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs.
MONEYS LOAN o. STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS. BANKERS.
ian Tiff Opposits "a. T,sa:.
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Insurance, DO.

u u AND Sill YER
PURCHASED
ATTHE BEST RATES.
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD,
ON THIS PRINCIPAL POINTS IN E u
ROPE, IN Sums TO SUIT.
GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA MO.
NEY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED
FOR DFPOSITORS PAYABLE NSAME
FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHANGING THE
CURRENT RATES.-CHECKS MUST e
MARKED ACCORDINGLY.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THs PRINCE
PAL CITIES OF THE UNION. SOLD IN
SUMS TO SUIT.
BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM
MISSION.
UNcURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED At THE
HIGHEST RATES.
,swEENY, RITTENHOUsE, FANT& CO.,
d 4-Sm BANKERS
TNEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Corporation Bonds Of the City of Daven port,
Iowa pay ing 10 per cent. interest by Coupon in New
Davenport has now about 2o.Ooo Inhabitants, and IL
rapidly increasing wealth and population. Its
municipal debt ~ only Sl58,0, and It's railroad debt
only Slloog., and cannot now be increased. The
gencer of the Sdh September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
State or city bonds.
Oo6 CHUBB BROTHERS
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NlINcE MEAr.-MINcE NEAT. Mo-
w We have supply of Domestic Minoe
''" '''"'''' 'e KING a BURCHELl.,
d& corner 18th street and Vermont a'''
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SOLD.
LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED At THE
HIGHEST RATES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-08
The philadelphia Tragedy.

lfrom the fniauclphiA Bulletin, Nov. I'll
We learn from Tamaqua that the intelligence OF the
murder of Richard Carter ESQ., at the ~ Hotel
by Thomas Washington smith created n great sensation
in that place. His remains taken 10 Tamaqua on
Thursday, and although raining when the train ar
rived, the streets were crowded, the whole population
having turned out 10 all that LEFT of one Of their
most prominent and influential citizens, and who what
may have been hts failings, highly esteemed in
Tsmaqua and wherever he known. The funeral was
10 take place at eleven O'Clock to-day and great turnout
OF the population was expected.
correspondent nj Tamaqua writes 10 correct soma
of the statements made In regard 10 tins affair lie says
that smith never employed by Carter and was pro-
badly never in Tamaqua at ALL He says that Mrs-
Carter, instead Of being older than her husband Ia sx
years younger He also denies that Carter had
been loose in his morals In his younger days He init
mates that Smith had demanded money from Carter 10
heal his wounded honor and because this rcfused
he slew him. He edds;-"There In this
community more highly esteemed and respected, o.
whose sudden and awful death could have been moro
generally deplored by the entire community than Mr..
Carters. He was for many years tho leading spirit q
business and public enterprise this locality and his
will not Is feared be supplied for many years to como
lie ready, with open hand and purse 10 aasi
the unfortunate and to aid In the OF bcnevoence
Of public improvement and hs loss will be felt q . pub
lie calamity In this vicinity"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-08

GOVERNOR WISE AND HIS MUsKETs-It is
known that Governor Wise, of Virginia, on an
application from the Governor of Maryland,
sent him a lot of Virginia muskets, with which
to maintain the freedom of the ballot-box in the
late Baltimore election. But as the Mayor of
Baltimore agreed to undertake the duty in ques-
ton, Governor Wise's muskets were not
used, and the Plug Uglies had the election
all their own way. But the ques-
ton which has been raised by some
of the Virginia opposition newspapers is, what
legal authority had Gov. Wise to send the Vir-
ginia State arms out of the State to protect the
democracy against the Plug Uglies, in the Balti-
more election? This is knotty question, and
will probably involve as much of party contro-
versy in the next Virginia Legislature as the
doings Of Gov. Walker in Kansas or the
politics of Senator Hunter. We predict, how
ever, that Wise will come of victorious upon
the Hunter question: the Kansas question, the
Walker question, and in the matter of the mus
kets. In the meantime the Governor may con-
graduate himself that his muskets have been
returned to Virginia unstained with the blood
of the Baltimore rioters, and that Gov. Lyon
is not military chieftain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-08

DEATH OF AN OLD SANDWICH rsLAspxn.

DEATH w Az OLD SANDWICH
From the Honolulu Foiynesian, August 10.
Al his residence, in Ishana Sunday, August y, 1887,
Mr.. JoHs WmrK, native Of Plymouth, England Mr..
White was on board the frgntc Amelia, which was a.
achcd 10 the North fleet under Vice Admiral Duncans
and was in the action fought with tho Dutch feet in the
year l7s6 He first landed these islands In iIp6 and
became permanent resident In tho year 1907 and sup
posed 70 have been at tho mo Of his death one OF tbs
Oldest foreign Residents the islands. He was y years
old when he left England and must have been about
years OF age nj the time Of his decease
Hon. CHARLES Polk, Ex-Governor OF Delaware StAe,
died at hts residence AT Milford Hundred, ON the 2Sth ult
In the seventeen year Of HIS age.
Mr.. CHARLES CcrsswoRrs died suddenly In Liverpool ON
the I'D u Mr. Cotesworth 90 years of age he was
one OF the leading shpowncrs. lie was tho principal ~
the firm long known under the title OF Messrs Cotesworh
wynne Lyme who extensively engaged In tho south
American trade.
Gen BooSE died at his residence Tshomngo county
Miss. on the nth ult He regular descendant AZ
the distinguished Gen Daniel Boone and was said 10 re-
sembe him not only In personal appearance but also IN
his qualities OF head and heart He had Oiled var,ona
piacesof honor and trust In Mississippi
Tho Rev Mr.. s. & LaTuMoRx, whose name vas r,ado
notorious by the publication OF some mpropcr,es com
mitic' by him On board q steamer, year ago dicd A
Aberdeen, Mississippi, last week.
Col CHARLES frrRov died ut his residence in LIVINGSTON
Va, on the 3ls ult, In the seth year OF his age CoI ~
was soldier OF the Of 1912 and served hs country
faithfully. As lawyer, he was well known He reprc-
scented Nelson county in the Virginia Legislature for four
sessions.