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HOES PREssEs IN ESGLAND.-The London
Literary Journal of May 18th has the following
reference to Hoes presses. 1t is quite compli-
mentary to our ingenious countrymen:
The improvements which have been lately eff
fected in the construction OF the printing press
by those eminent American machinists the
Messrs. Hoe, of New York, will exercise an i'm
portaBt influence over the future condition of the
public press. Some time ago account was
given of the splendid machines erected under
the superintendence of the American firm for
Messrs. Lloyd still finer machine upon the
same plan is now being prepared by NJ Whit
worth, OF Manchester, for the propTetors of the
Times, ftonI drawings furnished by Messrs Hoe
The leviathan press will strike off TWENTY-FIVE
thousand copies per hOur-in other words almost
the whole impression of the Times in two hours
The great advantage of this to paper is, that it
can be kept open for the reception of late intelli-
gence much longer than if 1t had to be- printed by
one of the old fashioned machines With the old
slow going presses, the other morning papers must
go to bed (aS II Is called by two three in the
morning whereas the Times will be able 10 sit
up some two or three hours later with perfect ease
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INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA.

nEuVRES DE- REGNARD, Ilustrees de p
" vIgnattes: 81 cents.
OeuvIes de Racine, iustrees de IS vignettes; IS
cents.
Oeuvres de Corneille, illustrees de IS viEuettes;
II cents.
Oeuvres de Bolleau. illustrees par Bsrta Is cts.
81 %.
Fables de Ia Fontaine, illustrees par Bertal; IS
cents.
Fables dc Florian, edition illustree par Cham; IS
cents.
Les Fabulistes Populaires. illustrees par Berali
~ cents. FRANCK TASI.DR ie9
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L>OR SALE.-My RESIDENCE on the corner of
= New Jersey avenue and street south, Capitol
Hill, fronting the avenue l62 feet inches and on
street south a6 feet ii inches and containing nearly
81 square feet.
may o-tf w. F. PHILLIPS.
tSOR SALE-At a bargain, ami very easy
Il terms, a TRACT OF LAND, suitable for q
ualry far, or other purposes, and within miles of
Washington city. For particulars apply at No. 5l2
I'd story 9TH street.
may I6 If POLLARD WE'RE
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-Onel large, airy ROOM, well fur
ID she'd, for rent also, one large sized sIpgle
ROOM for rent Sc a ate or together. with BOARD,
y desired The house has large shady yard, rem
derIng u desirable situation for a fsp, with chI-
dren Nc. iGS 10th street, between and +.
BOARDING At MRS.CAMERON'SS SPRING
- Run fI.ACE.-A few Boariers can be accom-
modated during the Summer ia a most healthy al
pleasant Locality. Terms reasonable. No. SO north
IS street capitol HUI. je 4-eoSt'
MRS. r.. BAGBf'S date Miss KERCHD Boarding
WI House, No. SOS, south side pens. avenue four
doors east of 9TH street, Washington, will accomino-
date families and single persons with BOARD on
accommodating terms. je 3-eolm'
MRS. BATES, AT HER BOARDING
IHk HOUSE, on the southeast corner of Penn,
Avenue aud 9th street. has made arrangements 70
accommodate large number of strangers with Meals
at any time throughout the day, and lodgings.
mars
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o
JUNEs 1857.
New York, N. Y......... clear pleasant
fhlladelphla, pa. cloudy, warm
W RatsiUJe MG c;....'... cIen warm
hlchmond, va ........... clear, warm.
retersDurg, va clear, warm.
naielgh, n. C........... clear, pleasant
Wilmington, n. c .......clear, warm
CColumbla, .; clear. pleasant
charleston, - ........clear, warm.
augusta; Nd- ......-...... cloudy, warm.
SaVahhan, VA pleasant.
Micoh, Ia. :..............c clear, warm.
columbus, "a clear, warm.
montgomery, Ala. clear, cool.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. clear, warm.
hoblle, Ala ......-..... clear, warm.
udlnesSllIe, Miss clear. warm.
We" orleans, La........ clear, warm.
The following reports have been furnished by
the National Telegraph line:
FROM THE WEST
trrledenck, Nd cloudy, warm.
HHasSIstSwn, Md cloudy, pleasant.
cumberland Md cloudy, warm
Harper's Ferry. .......... cloudy, warm
W lnchester. ......-...... cloudy, warm.
VA 1,3ItlIspurS clear, warm.
" heeilng, Fa.......... cloudy, VAIN.
AT Washington, yesterday at D. m the barom-
eter was % SO, Thermometer 73'.
This morning at O'Clock, barometer 800
thermometer &C.. Wind light from Me-
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTNENT-Neac Offices
observation-disclosures Hill, Wyoming county.
Pa, H. +. Farman, Postmaster; West Noting
ham, Cecil CO., Md, Eli Coalson, Postmaster.
Hills Point, Dorchester county, Md, Edward
Thomas, Postmaster
Post Office Re-esta5Lisked.-Wes Gibbon.
schoharie county, N. Y, Henry Kingsley,
Postmaster
SITES of Post Offices Changed.-Mountai
10
State, b. f. Williams, Postmaster Old Fort.
Centre county, Pa, to Centre Hall, same coun-
ty, VIM. Wolf, Postmaster; Middle River,
franklin county, Ga, as more central than
former location, Calvin S. Weld, Postmaster.
Post Office nued-Boxford, De-
haib county, Missouri.
NAVAL COURTS OF INoUIRY-In Court No.
Il, In Lit stanley case, Captain McKeen, was
examined on the part of the Government.
Commodore Edward Yard was examined on the
part OF Mr.. Stanley, who thereupon rested bis
case. IS
Court No. was not in session to-day.
In Court No. 8, on Saturday, after the axam.
ination of DIR. Hunter was concluded Cant
Blake gave in his testimony. This MORNING.
DR. billiard and Commander Newall were ex'
amined, all on the part Of the Government, in
the case of Capt. Latimer
TIE OVERLAND MAIL TO CALIFORNIA.-The
Postmaster General has opened the bids for the
contract to carry the mails overland to Cali
fornia. There will probably be no decision for
two weeks. ts
APPoISrNENr.-Seth Kinman, the "mighty
hunter" of California. has received an appoint
ment to assist in the removal Of certain Indians
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

MIssING.-No mail beyond Wheeling was
received this morning, andws are consequently
minus our usual daily instalment of interest
ing editorial letters upon the Great Western
Railroad Excursion. "a kFA
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~ RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose sands of
life have nearly run out, discovered while IN the
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General
/ Debility. The remedy was discovered by him
die. He had heard much Of the wonderful restor
stye and healing qualities of preparations made
TO HIM that he might make a remedy for his child
He studied hard and succeed ed in reaz ing his wish
es His child was cured, and Is now alive and well.
He has since administered the wonderful remedy to
thousands OF sufferers in all parts Of the world and
hy and happy Wishing to DO as much ggood As pSs
sible, he viii send to such of his afflicted fellow be
DIRECTIONS for making it up. and successfully using
It. he requires each applicant to enclose him one
recipe, and the remainder to be applied to the pay
Dr. II. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street. Z
Jersey City, NJ. /
n. b. DIR. ii. James has neither Office nor agent i
Used. The recipe is sent ffom no place but &c. !
10 Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey. i
IGMF E sITSR IF St GEHE hATEST IMPRoyE
ShGS shs sn %St dP e ss
III. w. GALT& BRO, Jewellers.
le GIT S2t Pa. ave., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
T AIDES DRESS PRINCES TRIMMINGS.
go yards of black Mantiila Frinses.
G slaek s GrsPs Trimmings Firm NM new styles,
In every variety, on hand and made to order al the
Fringe and Trimming Mandatory, 21 Pa avenue,
south side. Mrs. LOWE. lie est
RUILDING HARDWARE.-The attention OF
~ BniiderS is called to our stock of BUILD a
INT HARDWARE, comprising the largest -
f Knob ssss ss s i .siv
venprot. Mallory Co, and Russell & Erwins -
Sasp sa Wess fS S Sna 81
Puleys; w indow Strings and Sash Fastenlngs. Wall
thing wanted IN the Hardware line for a house, and
sold cheap, cheaper, cheapest for cash.
je elm 525 Pa. ave., bet 9Th and tie SITS.
- CHEAP AUCTION GOODS.
Fine COlored BrIlliants, l21ac.
Fancy Colored Berge Deaines, 1910.
Superior White BrillIants. Ice.
Fine White c. ain Musl n I2hc.
Colored Lawns and Ginghams, $40.
Fine white Swiss Muslin, loo.
Fine Kid Gloves, 25c.
Black Silk Mitts, lS1sc.
Fine White Linen Table Diapers, SIC, worth IS.
Plaid and Sha ped Curtain Muslins. Sc.
Black Back Lace ss Wells, SIZE, HandkeIchefs, Sc.
six Berege and Lawn Robes, at reduced prices.
Parasols and Umbrellas, at half price.
300 pieces Bonnet Ribands.
Je est Penn. ave-, next to 10th street.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by the undersigned until the 18th day of the pres
ent month, at noon Tor work and materials for the
enlargement and Improvement of the Edihce of the
plans and specifications, which will be exhibited 10
persons desiring to propose, at Room Ill. Wnder's
Building. JAS. nj. GILLISS,
GEO G, AMES,
je 4-eo5tf Committed.
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CARPETINGS AND GOWQUA

CARPETiNGs AND GOwQUA
Just received, and on sae 10 bales superior Impe-
rn three ply aud double Ingram CarpetIngs all new
styles and rich fresh cOlOrs, warranted to weigh
and "a pounds To the yard.
Also, 50 rolls real .GOwqua' white and red checked
will be the last be had for years and will! be sold
cheap. These, with the other makes We now have
IN store comprises the best and most complete stock
IN this market.
lowpnced Floor Oilcloths, which will he cut up for
any sized room, hail. passage per diagram, at
prices as low as IN any city IN the Union.
Always on hand a full supply of all kinds of House
furnishing Dry Goods the best and newest of their
jes-eosw CLAGETT. DODSON co.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL-
w iowiEg Goods which we are prepared to sell at
q small advance of cost for cash
very large variety OF Turner Bros. celebrated
Llquors,viz:
Turner'S Ginger Wine, an excellent remedy for
Dyspepsia -
Blackberry Brandy, q certain cure for Diarrhea and
Claret, Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines,
all OF superior quality
Raspberry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
dies, all Of hne havors, prepared from the pure
Rose, Cinnamon, Annis, and PEPPERMINT Cordials
Curacoa Absinthe. Essence of PEPPERMINT
Extract Of Sarsaparilla, Stoughton Bitters
Forest Wine Bittsrs.
We have also on hand. q supply of Dr. Wheeler's
Celebrated Sherry Wine Bltters splendid article.
In addition to the above, We have at all times a
large supply of the following named stock of Malt
District, and which cannot fail in giving satisfaction
to ali who use them: Philadelphia Xxx, Burton and
xxx Pale Ale, Philadelphia Brown Stout, Y Y Por-
'e s"s suppy MsssIa water Cider
on hand. Army Il SHINN
Je8 81 Green street. GEORGETOWN.
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@NOTICE.-All persons are hereby cautioned
not to take or trade for my note dated George,
Dollars payable on demand to the order of Richard
Ellis, the said note having been paid by me and held
unlawfully by sand Ellis. his
Witness: James Thicker. JOHN ELLIS.
il ark
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOIND-lesterday Sunday in the Church Of
u the Epiphany Cameo Set EAR DROP which
the owner can obtain az this oics by proving prop
cry. and PAYING for this advertisement. IT
L OST-On Saturday afternoon al the Presidents
IL Grounds, a Jet and Gold Bead BRACELET
for which suitable reward will be gwen If returned
TO No. 55, near Wmder's Building, 18th street west
lie S-3s
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

nor RENT.-One Of those desirable BRICK
Il COTTAGES on the.east side of 9Th ustreet, be-
tween ard streets north. Posses sion gwen on
the LIST Of July. Inquire of GEO. III. VARNELL,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue, or 45l Mass. avenue.
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j OST OR SrOIEN-From the possession of
IL the Hon. r rancis =. Edwards, at The Washing
ton House IN the city of Washington, on or about
the 10th day ot r february, 1867, Ian ID WARRANT
No. 81 Us, dated December cath. lgs. SAID Warrant
was ISSUED To Ezra Reed, under the act Of March,
1855. All persons hereby cautioned against ne
gotatlng said Warrant as proceedings have been an
stuted by the holder, Ezra Reed, To- cancel the
ap S-6w EZRA REED.
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OflCE.-W Variant No. % .O34, Tor lisa acres was
ISSUED under act OF February nth, lss7, l., nv
brother, Robert Hamilton. deceased on the I'D De-
cem5er g+9, and said Warrant is supposed 10 have
been lost or Improperly held, the pItIIcis cautioaA
against buy ing the sane, as have filed a caveat in
the General Land Offce to arrest the issuance of =
Patent, and after the expiration Of SIX weeks will
apply To the Pension Office for do piIcate warrant
may 20 las6w JOHN HAMILTON.
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H@NOTICE.--The public are hereby notified
!kS that the said Eliza Bury has only life estate
IN sad property, and that there suit relative o
the same now pending.
lie S-p03t* l. H A WI SON.
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NJ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-A
uS meeting Of those persons who have left their
names with ID. b; Clark and Chas. Wilson, as sub
at Potomac Hall, corner of Mary land avenue and 18th
street. on THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th inst,
citation.
Persons desiring to take stock also invited to
be present. lie 4-eo4t
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TO TAX PAYERS.-The Tax
l Lists for the present year 1887 )are now in my
hands for COLLECTION. Those who shall pay their
taxes prior to hrst day of July next, will be allowed
a discount Of SIX per cent
c. F. SHEKELL, Collector.
GEORGETOWN. ID. G.. je Stint
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TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE.
i Ivory Handle Table and Dessert Knives Ruives
and Forks. and Carvers OF the finest quality. Al
tata FORKS and Spoons, Cups Goblets, Casters, T. =
lie Ice Pitchers, extra plated. Prices low.
JeS q. FRANCIS, 4qa 9TH 81.
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HOUSEHOLD FURN TURE FOR SAi.E.-A
IL rare chance is offered to small family conten-
plating housekeeping, by a gentleman declining the
same The furniture is plain and useful only,
amounting 10 the aggregate to about 500. Terms
Also, FOR RENT-The House. which is eligi-
Dly situated, containing SIX rooms, should sale be
effected Apply at No. StS 9th street, near l., be-
tween and p. je 6-lws
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The OVERLAND MAIL TO CALIFORNIA.-The
Postmaster General has opened the bids for the
contract to carry the mails overland to Cali
fornia. There will probably be NO decision for
two ueets
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il erected three story BRICK HOUSES, with
back buildings. situated on the west side of 18th
street, between end q. They contain Is rooms
q Lot lSn feet in depth. ---s--e4
Also, BRICK HOUSE, on X street, between 9Th
and 5th, containing nine rooms and kitchen.
The above property will be sold on accommodating
terms by applying to JOHN II. MCLEOD. az has
Carpenter Shop, 10th street, through the Post
Ottlce. ie8-eo2w
, 1857-08-21

! THE RoYAL BRIDE.-The Berlin Gazette
publishes officially the betrothnl of Prince
Fredrick William of Prussia with the Prin.
cess Royal Of England, as a pieco of most
gratifying intelligence" The London
Times, also, is much pleased with the
match, and heartily responds to the Qaeen's
desire'that a suitabls-provision should be
made for the royal bride, viz. a marriage
portion Of $500, 600, aud $40. 900 a, year,
which hasjdst Been voted II seems to
think, however, that some excuse IS needed
for such an unusual appropriation, aud
says in reply that the revenues of the
Duchy Of Cornwall viii constitute an ample
provision for the Prince Of Wales, without
the necessity for any fresh application, to
Parliament; ard those of Tie Ducby Of
Lancaster for the youuger princes. Be
sides, the Queen has purchased Balmornl
and 0sborne-the seats where she pripei-
pally resides-out Of her own private in.
come, without putting the nation to one
farthing of expense ''.
, 1857-08-21

10y, .,s- r, u. . ..,..!.5 ..,i IT..
ANOTHER RAILROAD OATAsrRoPiIE'-Oih'
cinnatl' July y Ioo';-A tram over le tne
Marietta and 'Gilisdhatr RaAroad, while
crossing the trestlework twelve miles west
os Mo,dctta vps,o,havi ,mo,ninycoon one ear
-. ~ ~, .',,,.'s.,, .c,I,'a als,.noo
was Unro"n oii '"o " ''vA ""u 'O'i : r'',''Ue
OF ftty-three ieet and was smashea 10
pieces Thirty persons we're III tAe car
Of whom three were ikHled ana twenty
wounded, ,,.g, q 4i- .st t.a.ss ;o.
Hsiy-. The democrats of Maine met in
state Convention, and nominated w, II,
Smith. Of Warren county, as their candi.-
date for Governor. g s'-t'4 ..1 '-
-. 8. !-0a4y ,o.-4 n,
bALLsr0N' 0a'Vruay, ou.y :, lo1 H.. e
non NiIhahl u. Murcy was IoS'iu rI. r., ~. n.s
room to-daN a' hoonl qu'.e uI"G. ~ ~. NJ
peared 70 Ds ~ ms usual gOoI neul'n snIs
morning. w nave mol hearu any cause
assigned ior ms Sndqen 9eath' ,
The deatn OF hon. Wm' ~ marcy, , la.s
secretary OF otaIe, was crgqtins q PT1ioutu
sensation throughout the On'on, MS t@i-
ents and worth Justly renuereu nlun '. 'ue
dol Of his party, as nc was the ornament
OF his country -. ....
Cry OF MExIco, July 16, 1854.
We have had exciting times since my
, 1857-08-21
New York Riots on the an Of july.

ts.t.U ,,,ost ,Deo rt,,nato r;ot tool, ,looo lo
n onaI . os, S ~ D. IL ,S; P'','0 ~,
Ut nv lnown bv tSs namo Of 81 tSo anoo5 RI
SInL oHd oaNa. 81 poworr rou,i;os L.
M. EHSt comr,s ScoJ SJ7 in a Iogsr Iisr soIoon
!. Sors njcIocL in tbo Morning when tho
p..sS,.r 1s -. sconndroIs xero ron7ed II, tLo
-" ~ tSo Jav tbov mr,teroJ all tbeir
$500 ana in tLo evening .tortad IN otto;l.
MSssi1GoS Rabbits . l'T''.f
.spThn t,r,;co ,roro i,nrosd;ot.lv cont eo, o,,,
-, ,hSir arrival ,bav fonnd tbo ,neonie in
1ea.I.a.' hn;''I't.,,a II i,istol,
sssssSth re a. ,T;Hdows SrJ roors of tSo Lo.sos
IN 49, ~ ~ .S;ytn of ~ noIioaroo,, Voc
latsOtr le X, ~ r,;ssiles. Tn M roon, ,vbfcL
.SSs o Sol;ss S sOSssS liI 'tSsv foaOdS man md
W. w PUIUS oOo,,oor' lid ,v;tS Sn,boI hostot fnu of
k-;oLhrats wbiol ,I,ov ,ynro ISrow;nar ont
3 =, fOonyIo In iLo stroet Tho man wbo
1s1HSsFbfis 1Is1S bfis ramc os lin Tone was arrested
.seAsnS,s % CbopsIo IL o,5 pS,soU "a ,SIon
S's,>,Ia yne IL S,s,S I Va 49, .tatinn @ k"nso ne
loh.T 'Ie,I nv Tho en- 'so $50 hoo"n,n oVuTs'
~ oI ond ,pnsLatS ond S r,;s,oIs SJu No. Grod
~ ~ onnos;Hr nortias 49, f,sNNrs r. povssJ wsJ % and
fS,;."tat ~ fgttrssis fttS PTbo P noiica arres,od 70 n
- h., IL al n s5p4hns, ~ - az
nSs., asY Au - 'E.t.s ~,
Wn,'o .,SSnSo,,Ia 49, , 49, ~ ~ T;s,S WI
sets 49, sta stat;dr INV bad barricaded % NrI,
pnts M - III .tf -
osly s''Sos, 80 nvs ~ n a,,,ho ~ T.
paS5 "5' stroot noss Ft;1ahotT S SnDibar -
ha:ricodo ,wos bniIt Of The same ma ter;aIs
Tram hebipJ iboss bSyricaSes The heli;ger.
n,. vore cont;nnaliy 6r;nr ot Zach oibor
~NSi ,,rst,e ets ,y;stnf: a6d otbor wo,nons
.nlSser sSbssBie sEdomnaried' ~ Sybers
,S;srSisoa vent To- them and rre1resen led
thsgsolTps, To be, donutv ,sherias They
told them thew must stop firing. as the
military haa 6een ordered ont and wouId
ihre mon them nnIess tbey Immediately
.blsnefseHe lTbe Rowerv lpartv said if the
Others Woold ston tbey would. Inc ,q
The police then started to 90 down to
st II I.Istng,5, ST;fb q brictbst in lis
haud9 Some one fred at hiniAthree. or
four shots at once.l HesfeA dead at officer
ShaucIes' feet having been shot in the
head The disguised police continued down
tothe other party, and raising their hats
he hob forebore 10 fire upon them. They
fIeh removed the other 6arricade.
saFhsidead rioters, shot from the top of
the house in BayaFd street, were taken to
the White street station house. y, One of
them was an Irishman, about SO years of
tBo3 ne was ShOV JthtOuBu t00 DreuSV, Iue
, 1857-08-21
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY AUGUST 2 1851

| ATTACK UPON AN ENlGEANr TRAIN. Tx
st Louis Ec5aJlicpH Of the Gth ppblig!rs
a letter from Fort Rilqy, da!cd tlie 9th,
giving the following particulars Of the at,
tack O, the Cheyenne IniiaHf gpoa an cmi-
giant train. j may be rc'o,iec,cd that
1 Col Samner lelt Fort Leavcuworth some
W ehs ago, with six companies Of cavalry
AID two companies Of iHtIu,ry, for the pur-
ipgs5 Of making war upon the Chcyemcs.
| lie divided his force, sending one portion
up tic Arkansas, under command Of Major
SCdEwick, and Iegtpg the o;hcr himself
up the Plat. 1t would appear that the
Indians have slipped between these two
columns, and commence numbering and
robbine In their rear. One of the survi-
vors of the party attacked, Mr. A. p Wea-
yer, gives the following account Of the
event:-
"About eighty miles from the Post on
the Rppablican Fork Of the Kansas River
my party had just left camp On the NOR
nins of Saturday, the Gth of June, 1857,
about 8 o'clock A. NJ About $50 Indians
mounted, charged on our train and sur
rounded it; they commenced firing. on our
men; they killed four men OF our. party.
After their guns were discharged, the
Indians retired TO creek close by, and
continued their fire until we left the wag-
ons;a a party of them pursued US. Oar
party consisted Of ten mea, eight women,
and ten children. left the party coming
down in this direction with two men and
one woman wounded, all on foot and out
of provisions ORe of tho four men killed
was eudeayoring to escape, but was over
taken, and the lasC that was seen of him
the indians were dragging him by a lar
riat.
The names Of three Of the men killed are
5. ID. WeayeE,o Lewis, and Sam. Smith.
Tue wounded are, J. Houston, j. Smith,
and woman, name unknown. Capt. Hen
with two companies Of the 9th
Infantry, who had Just arrived here from
Fort Leayenworth, has gone out to bring
in the survivors. AS his command is onI
foot, it will be impossible for him to pursuel
the Indians, who are all well mounted"I
, 1857-08-21
Gbr l)iuHrrr anS pfmOrrat.
IS PUBLISHED on EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By EDWARD FURSTE.
g8AB2sa.9H AnRARRR.

d Por one year, when sent by mail or taken At the
once, s. 90 for six months, SO 90. Single copies
IS cents.
No paper will be discontinued unless at the option
sf the proprietor, until all arrearages are paid
, 1857-08-21
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, 1857-08-21

INDIAN AFFAIRS IN UFAH-The Depart
asat Of the Interior has dispatches from
susAap Young, Superintendent of In
gan Affairs for Utah Territory, dated
March 81, 1857, in which he says the In
ISaas, since his last quarterly report, have
aad "time Of peace, and apparently great
sohfentment generally" 500 $3.50
, 1857-08-21

~, The London Imes publishes an
article on Gen. Walkers career in Me
SStagua, in which it calls upon the United
S'ates government not to tolerate such
s.ugandage, but to wait patiently until
.lne adds the Central American States to
- 1t is stated that $3.50 have
ny VSe1 raised in Georgia to fit out Gen
walker for another descent upon Me
~Sgua. -.'a1va tI.u sD4 sa T'
The Spanish census was nearly
.Vmpieted, and the result will, it is said
'A'" population of 100000 souls