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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

nOCTOR HOOFLAND'S oELEBRATED GER.
Dr. slG g. RpG ssRRsFsss y Pa
and
Arising Liver Sta stsash A
T. rn ass, .e oa sad ssI1 .s h. a
Nausea, hs g sIs. pl.ssss ior Foed,
n Ssassa
and ss ssTss Heal ss hda
ing suocang sensations when in alyng posture Dim
sns ~
cSss h Sais # SHE
'. ''i Hest SsiqiIaE Il NJ Flssh. Con, .
and great Depression
Tho proprietor In calling he attention of the public to this
preparation does with feeling Of the utmost confidence in
Is virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
and ss sq as,
reputation unrvslled by similar preparations
ms s sa 70 hsd
Of his Agents. satisfy the sksptica that this
and No. IS ARof Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Btters superior to al IN use
the neaculabe benefit have derived from the Of two bot
sSS ehsssIy hsn
saf Sg
sf sTfss ALL ~
JACKSON, La, August 20, 1854.
Dear sr-I have used your Bters and find them
and cheeruly recommend them
to the public excellent medicine.
| Respectfully, yours, W. +. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says: ..a
s.-s Tg|.# HARRIsoNBuRG La, May %, 1883
Your German Bers very valuable medicine have
disposed Of all received from and wish supply i'm
mediately. s
TRINIrY, La, June 80, 1855
have for the last used the German Ber prepared by
you in my practice extensively 1t will shortly be tbs only
medicine of the kind that be readily sold here, and be-
sve that less than there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
DR.. RABE says: FRANKLIN La, june "a, 1859.
Your German Bters have become popular here and
| wish afresh supply Immediately. 1l-f 49, aN
f. A. ADAMS L co. say:
| RICHMOND La, June q 1858.
Your Bters give universal satisfaction to all who have used
| them.
should mind that these Bitters entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages Of the prepare
| tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold Druggists and Storkeepers in town and village
- '1' : A''' 49, '''' s 'N j. WRIGHT L CO.,
| au16 lydWfA New Orleans.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

PHILIP RAHM
Manufactures STATIONARY ENGINES Of any regnired
oyerany others heretofore made from i've forty horse
pqwer well adapted farming purposes getting lumber ste
With improved Circular Portable Saw Mills attached, OF hfsI
Mining Mpehinery Grist and Saw MIL Machinery and Ferg
ngs; also Brass IRON Castings made 10 oder These I'm,
gnes are warranted 10 cut as much TIMBER as any
Mr. Rahm has hundreds of letters and certificates
mandatory of his Engines but will only publish the following
Charles D. Stewart planter at Red River LaninS, La,
for whom he lately put up an Engine
Mr.. Rahm. The Saw Mill, with Locomotive Engine, from
Eagle Foundry Richmond Na has been erected and
weeks This machinery has given The most perfect
satisfaction having exceeded all my calculations when ordering
satisfied it has already than paid for itself in the
lumber has furnished the plantation. The whole engine
mill and boiler the time brought from New Orleans
landed ION sccoun of the low of the water fully
load IL conveyed the whole the plapta
day. and had time to spare This think another
Instances il would be profitable the mill The timber
rather than the timber to the MILL where it evidently could be
done so easily. is ... us.
Many my neghbors have look mill and
FAR superior anything OF the kind they have
friend who is opening plantation here and
who in treaty with smother parry for mill and engine,
from you immediately for him. sing the greatest sasac
ton the performance Of machinery hope ere this you
pleasure Your mill to all who may wan; such
ehney, and still gratifying you from the Old Do
minon, and identified with interests and institutions.
s CHARLES D. STEWART.
Commune ATOMS addressed to the manufacturer Richmond
Va OF MOSES GREENWOOD No. . Csrondele street, New
RnAspx2o Nbs ysS hns cd APps edeE sale by
myl 81 Grayier street.
SIKoP DE FAsIRotseS ssTss 10 MS Fl FS sale by
| my2s IS Camp street,
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MtIu Orleans 9ailp Crescent,
NV COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
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NDERSOS ID. DIETER, COMM SSION MER-
IA CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JFFEERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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REcEIPTs OF PRODUCE.

.
Husbar hlds tobeeeo Short As s g
lon Rhds tobacco Fsliowes hhds
ss
hds ssssso Hy Kodswsd sso hbds To-. tobacco
%sss;
6hds tobacno Tuy dco hhds tobacco Lotspeich
sis s
aaa1 as $50
ST Issteamer Crescent City-sss bbs -four to 9
81 ssEs
hhds hasonJ Adams seo6 bbls aeur Kngsaad bars!ey
sssw e9
M sa n I II ss bs s ssSs
hhds bacon s ph sass Gsba Ki
so Asol q garps sdSs bales ss
candles VOORHEES, Grggs &co.
W. RED RIVAR-Steamer Alida-No cargo.
ST LoUIs-steamsr woodruf-25o sacks 81 bales
B fsaR y wiz Wilson saS $50 aas Was
$50 bbs Hour Keep sco-sal Hitchcock Lat
s s4sn N &c 80
ss whisky ~
On aogsa 81 aa Bis sqa ia
ss sjsssy @ 9
Do shaw obs Terry
so2 ~; ss Sas 1Sns MOORE ssoTos
as sS Minis IL Sse]s
DonssapEl Henderson Terry &co-ls May keel do
Il Sss
Thur soSaee ed M z
sSt sss ss
Howell eo s DO Psy se Ws.i ssss
do ,ts, sissE ss DC
fasr bdis &cos pks stoves deasss
s as sar 81. kffrTH
Sso6 hhs ob ss Yssmn &eosandFes TO
| bell Bonrdsaux-i6 do Dabovs4 do Trosciar Hayde-
ssi,ee
bbl onions Benadal2 sacks onions Simon Peser-sun
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cora-4oo 600 feet lumbe, to Co.
| nant-39 hides and sundries to order H'e'
4 BALlzE-Stesmer Ceres--No cago.
/ RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILs bales cotton rolls leather Warren Gimors
sandrles e " HadronNobles AeoJoh oadcr---HaDsr
NEW ORLEANS. oPEI.oUsAs AND GREAT-wEsTERN
hhds sugar to John Williams scs- S Sns
oneyfouse Iangsdorf-i5 cattle Indanolass do from
Sabine--l3 do from Attakapas,
PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-Steamer CALIFORNIA; casks fish sc do horse
MoBIIEsteamer oegons pkgs mdse e Jags ales SEQ
4aqP Rely Do Aep& r hei do Mof 5s5e
3 Barnaidl NJ Cooper &co--l Do to oder-I iron pipe
i SECoND ANNUAL STATEMENT OF TIKI
= NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated March l5 1s.5-Commencea business April
IL 1855.
In conformity with the requirements of the charter of til
institution the following statement Of its affairs published
,e Received From !, 29S depositors, in 1902
PAD aSpi IN sssl drafts as5S IS
=, l. Anou,i AZ ,reait NJ dppostors on the Apr
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MOTTO
Jeferys Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
u,tth India Rubber Ball Tal,es

u II & j.
Jeitery's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
nith India Rubber Bail Hatues,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining
tions, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean mud River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. etc., etc.
subscriber having appointed Agent for this State
for the sale OF Jeery Improved Double citing Pump with
India Rubber Ball Valves is prepared orders
and furnish This valuable invention patented
5h 1856 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
York State Fair, held Mt Enira in that year In intro
ducng this Pump this community the dersfgned
confidence that his efforts 10 bring general will be
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation OF solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves. viii be apparent every thinking mind
Their and their yielding
certainty Of operation and perfection of action which
be attained by the other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility with which the parts be
and replaced the form, renders this the perfect
desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should possess of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes they
transformed into efficient Fire Engine.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons per
Price $50. ....
size No possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per
ute Price S35.
Size No possessesa capacity of forcing 10 gallons per
Price $50.
larger sizes Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
capacity Of 500 gaoES minute
construction and soon be expected Nos and al-
lases and the ordinary which Pump generally APP
Piled while for fedeeming Swampy Land the No. as ins
pensabe.
The subscriber feels that when these Pumps
seen speak for themselves and that
they will 20 into general use.
Samples OF Size No. can be operation
Co.'s, No % Camp treet; Price Couons No. l0I Poydrni
street ut the office of the undersigned
vited to call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
street.
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MILLINERY.

ON MRS. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET.
Sl@sVbegs leave inform ladies in the city and country
that her assortment Of latest Style Goods and Emboile
complete She has hand OF Pamela
Bones Style Empress aud other Bonnets Lace Grape
and other Capots Carbray Mantiis and Shaws Ghnnly
do: Wedding Wells Yioetes, Laces Naencts, Brides
Sets Artificial Flowers, Embroidered Hndkerchefs, Fans
Parasos, hitts Ribbons The whole is offered
reduction.
reminded that Mrs r. has secured the services Of
skilltul Seanstress lately from Paris. myll In
80 MIME. ROBERT, NO. II CHARITIES Ti7
M street, MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING ANWjJ |
RH IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE Keeps con 3ijlIDlll
IVA santiy hand assortment OF style cloaks W. W.
mHutillns, shawls, ETC..
u Ladies' informed that the services of skillfu
atre Paris have been secured Ll5 6rn
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scnf hi5shVsls, M i.en ~ %
Sehr H,gn dset rom pm ANU INV a. s1serpin;
scr fsaga par lin fpao IA n
Srrs Eos Raifnur from Observation-Disclosures. Il s.
asA' '''''' '' 80 arr.xso.rs
,4s&Si sii S5s eTkAAhOATS.
~ Crescent CITY Young from ST Ilouis. t3 &EgT Ia
sS3ta Eclipse Thomsson from Louisville. fsi Z z
n woodruff, Rogers from St Louis
e AlidA, Alhan, from Red River. . n
" = ~ Iciark, nrown, from Ls9uione'
Csntornis s Mysr s IRON ~ l aope
ssNss 4s Ctekol, YES iroin MSo,ie. a
G E Stnn Nh. from n Asn a,.p. Hh "a
Ds, A. sM II ' r r 81 Iar,. %
fowoca. MN @ ao. as STATE bark lola s
All schooner Rduerdo-lef y Quaranne sson parA ea'
lns and Isabella -came 10 cry is8h@ s's5sss
Towbost L Day Phiipr from the down anu
to 18th inst ship APas bark y Aary' orss 'aeh''
~ ana Antoineuo-catne W iis1' 2t,llte b
t84e -..,,.~xD.
@r "A 5sss8 d AEMOnANOA.Sg a .Si L.
Tho Orsscsnt City left st Aonia zn nst ieF
report for New Orleans steamers Cora
and AlIsrhepy. M 80. kF4s. 445w5 Ns-t L.
r Sssg 1910 - a4l 4I
SPOKEN. 7f . rs
~. nc a ,o,, 70 an xh, ss,e,msr. SNOW
~ june So iA' ~ 1o io"s " W. SAP -
days ksnes, for Liverpool.
- June 4h OF Double Head Shot Keys, brig Denmark,
| ..ncs for Boston.
M 80 J.. M IN ,a 70 "a s.i, Gao Vast Copeh
- s%, 49, n 49, TI'a 7.T7& ,fiap
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Shipping aatsIIiasnte.
TUESDAY, June %, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. as WI

Ship Agnes jones, for Liverpool Jones Maekpder eco
Dennis Kelly, 0oson PHILADELPHIA q W Hynson SEQ
span Bark Inda, Ferrer for Bareeons, Puig Nil kco
Brig Crinea Drnkwaier, for st Thomas, 3
- tsoldenbow i I.esparre
Sctr Suffolk Smith Tor Vera Cruz Godenbow 4 Lesparre
Srhr VIVID Pigeon, oLeary for ST Marks and Newport,
50 Post & Mel
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1856 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. MHnson Secretary Of the
Crescent Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according law does depose and the
foregoing and true and transcript
from the books of said Company.
lSignedl c. J. MANsONI, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this 18th July, 1856
tSigned1 CHAS, NJ. BRADFORD.
The BOARD Trustees pay interest Of
Six per CENT cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
thereof their legal representatives, and
after the Cd Monday Of August proXIno. .
Trustees have declared Dividend Of thirty
three per premiums of the
Company year ending Both Of june, 1856 for which
certificates will and after the 18th September
TH0S A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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8sbisn 1t tbt aIarAsts.

ss.tef s74sfg TUESDAY MORNING. Juno %, 1857 n
COTTON. The demand still very fair yesterday for
Chs medium grades which daily becoming and
full prices We noticed sales Of about $500 bales We
quote as before
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CATTLE LARK EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY june %
Arrived to-day 800 head of Attkepas and Texas Cattle
raemarke well supplied with without change prices,
We connae last quotations 4 Ste -sg4Y
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N Cotton-baes. Tobacco-hhds.
Sock on hand Sept. !. 1856. ...... 7,sl2 ssas
s Y. yeserday ........f AL l,496,502 4i6 1881
1 .s&S 555 15Gs.8l4 57,650
.kxpored since. Z. ,.,.... LAY GAL 's 3S6Ol
/ m yesterday ~. siss l,43l1as 2a9zas.s50
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T WRIGHT 4. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines, which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers at Proprietor prices
General Depot Special Agency No. ISL amp q Chartres
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.ss-4sscas.n BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
esr--sss Hand and for sale from the mandatory of
Wy Messrs. J. NJ. BRUNSWICK Il BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswicks patent Cush
ions; also Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
ing 10 this line.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
A. W MERRIAM,
ul7 ly St. Charles Billiard Room, n. o.
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Il. r.. JANyIER, Secretary.

y Y ST. Charles street .a
This Company will be ready to Policies Of
Marine Fire River Risks the first June next return
Of en Der cent will be upon all their pre-
miums. - PLACIDE FORST Alb, President
EMILE DEBUYS, Secretary |
Nav Orleans Nav 1887. my22 I'm |
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COTTON AND TOBACCO srArEnzsr.

\ TOBAoUo.. The only ale reported was % hhds a
y b i
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REV ORLEANS oLAssrFIoArroN.
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JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January ID, 1857.

0EFlCE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS = In
with of their charter the Ores
Insurance Company submit the following state
ment, viz: =.
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending - - =.
June 81, 1856 $500 ~
Amount unterminated risks July lst lS55... l44l7 81
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ITNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW

r Eslra5# CASH CAPITAL-S250, 900. s-'se
The Union Company of New Orleans is pre-
pared take the usual FL RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at lneir office, u ri st & - :.
sT7FT No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers to insurers the security of Cash Capital
Of Quarter Million Of Dollars and also permits The in
participate in the profits Of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRINCIP1E-they receiving Scrip bearing six
cent interest reieemable in FOUR YEARS; insurers
prefer they receive return Of TEN PEE CENT in cash
upon the of their premiums.
Al losses will be adjusted promptly and equitably
L IA t7i A. CHAP ELLA President.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-05-01

DEMEsrIc TRAGEDIES N KENTUCKY.
AT St. Louisville, on Friday morn
ing last, an awning maker named frav-
ers, a drunkard, who has been on a spree
for several days, came lone, eat his wife's
throat, and then lay down beside her and
remained there until the noouday, when
he was arrested by the police, and at
tempted TO Kill lhimseh. The wife was
about "a years old, and was honest and
respectable.
e. In Bullet county, on Thursday
Julius Bukey, a respectable old man, shot
his daughter, N years old, and then shot
himself. She was enamored Of n young
man whom he disliked, and as he sup
posed, from her saying that she was 90
ing out to spend the evening, that she
was about to eiope. be refused 10 lei hel
leave the house. Angry words ensaed
aud IN the heat Of passion, he first strucl
Eer, and shen dFe9 a revolver and sbo
her twice, both shots taking effect. 1h'
unfortunate girl fell dead at bis feet j.
the presence Of her mother. The Stretch
ed man rushed from the house, wifh ih'
fatal weapon IN lis band, pur''led by
son. lie uied to seize his fathers ara
to wrench The pistol from bin, bst he
sluded bis grasp, aad after retresting
/ few steps. PLACED he pistol q BE osF
head and blea Lis brains OCT.
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leeted my wits, now advanced toward
the desk, and bending over, whispered .
few words in the magistrates ear.
A few words in private, siry' he
said. Certainly. sir. Follow me"
He turned to a room toward the left. /
into which we entered. We seated our
selves, and / gave him a detail Of the
events that had transpired, from the mo-
ment that / picked up my companion at
the Lergue Inn. down to the time We had
entered the court few minutes before.
The magistrate listened attentively, and
when I had finished, said
What then was your object in coming
hither ?"
To obtain a posse of soldiers to 60
back to Sauvergnc, and arrest the inla-
nous inn-keeper and his family"
And this was Rudder's sole object z"
"No. lie wished also to take advan-
tage of the pardon offered for the cap
ture and arrest of the infamous iun-keep-
er, to release himself from the penalty
due his former crimes. He is now, and
has been ever since he left Prussia, seven
years ago, a reformed man. His object
in returning to Berse, al the risk Of dis
covery, arrest and punishment, was to see
his aged mother, and carry her with him
to his estate in Picardy, where he could
atone, by love and gentleness, in the fu-
ture, for the heart-burnings and miseries
he had caused her in the past"
"The troops shall be ready immedi-
ately," said the magistrate, rising to leave
the room and give the order; " and
will accompany you myself to the scene
that may be enabled to certify to til,
facts you have so clearly laid before me.
We started Immediately on horseback
with a mounted posse Of fifty well armed
men, and reached our destination abou
five in the afternoon. Thirty men were
Immediately placed on duty around the
building, while the worthy magistrate anc
myself, backed by twenty more, entered
, the Inn, whose infamous character invest
ed il with so much interest. We starte,
Immediately for the vault, and, provide,
: with torches, cautiously descended. w,
found the assassins stretched upon tn
earth, near the base of the stairs. Tho
! insensible, they still lived, and were i'm
mediately lifted and borne TO the travel
! Ier's room, and temporarily laid upon th'
, table, while the magistrate, myself, an,
half dozen soldiers, proceeded 70 mak'
; hasty examination of the vault. I'hi
; done. we FASTENED up stairs and Will,
; a cart was being got ready to convey th'
prisoners 10 Auhalt, the magistrate busie'
2 himself in placing seals upon the door
: In few minutes everything was in read
a mess, and we again pat ourselves in mo
5 ton, and hurried back to Anhalt.
In a few days the assassins Of the Sau
vergne Inn paid, on the scanold, in fl
presence of the assembled thousands, th
penalty of their many crimes
Astle magistrate promised, evcrythin
went well. Rudder was pardoncd; an
it is in his house at Picardy, where, sine
the above events, have been enjoyin
all the felicity that wealth and the graf
fcation Of every desire can give to liz
= that now pen the closing lines Of thi
narrative.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-05-01

e. wioescr is frank. eassFtsoas. hoa-
esi, sineefa. truly honorable, geasroas
and candid. : true gentleman shsiAer
rich. learned o. q iaboFcr
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-05-01

c. lie Who betraya anoihers secret
because be has suasreled wiih him, was
never sortl4y the saeFed name Of friend.
4 breach II kindness On one side will
aos ja.iifg breach Il trust on tile other.
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Citerarp 5eltftions.
THE TRAVELLER s LAST INN !;
1NN-KEEPER OF SAUvERGNE

TALE OF THRILLING INTEREST.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-23
oRoyiLLE. WEDNESDAY, DEC. ssD. 1857.

TuRKIEs.-David Weaver, Esq, our
County Assessor, has presented US with a
"fat, fair and forty pound Turkey-one of
the gobbling kind Our dfriend Troughton,
of Wyandotte, has likewise made US the re.
cipient of noble specimen of that noble
bird. We disagree with b Franklin, ESQ
IN his opinion that the Turkey should have
been chosen as our national mathematical
bird in place of'the Eagle, but hsve as much
appetite for the fowl when properly dressed,
as Ben ever had. Messrs. Weaver and
Iroughton will please accept our'thanks for
their liberality.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-23
San Francisco News.

We condense the following from the Cali
fornia Express:
-Four men went cnaa hunting expedition
in sail boat, were overtaken by gale,
their'boat filled with water, and they came
very near being lost. They were finally
saved.
A man named Daniel Shane was arrested
for robbing Seargeant'Harrigan of the Pre-.
sdio of six hundred dollars. lIarrigan's
purse was found on Shane but no money
A milBman named Center was thrown
from his wagon and severely injured in the
spine.
Robinson, accused of rapehas been tried
and discharged.
The number of passengers by the Golden
Gate was 35l amount of treasure, 81 ,034,-
l19. This is the smallest number of passen-
gers ever leaving San Francisco on an east
ern steamer.