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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09
Reue OeutlAe Npotbete.

1Br babcn @OrtmeIsd; Ger 4hn mo @rcaci1rnNe cine ntrc
9eu iht Nppthefe rrytdN CT. III iptlhcr mir 0ut rtutlhtn 4ravaIIts
faiita unp alts III unitrem G'tlIafl NrthwenciAe iriib une uen
cEr behtr Nuhlldt itl: YcrratbiN h0lttn mtrctn 9Wr latCm ctv
tal + 1lt StutVhc u@b unrrf 8runrc Gin, bel ms Yrr;Nip!Cttcm
.m islbt Ole Suati!It unlcrcr Nitpietntn II " III ben = H,Up.
aptrrcn nit after SrrIfl! HS WNhtS unb Iaacs brrcitrt. - III
lriKnlcn @Om Sanet werrtn AM bGS NInttUhNte te p0t.
SeniterNils uo .ptnlti rn alien Scrttn nm G5rrfrn,
GayStn 1n alien Gualitaisn uc Manufactureu,
9prtnpnnai,G MD Ssihn N Den tiuiairn Nrcil II uns
opn alien Scr!en,
9afiEtCicn, 9'nrien. M6mme, Sctlttiricse( an
tS Gtinilhte Saancr, Wtmur;e 1t. cTl.
i;nb ittS itfh III tattN.
Gctten trbieltcn mir zinc ncut 9aern9 Yor Grraettn fror;TIityr
S.nrbttrtn uno GrHbttrtn Slitt. ipsirc mir gu btu bilieit:n sogti
cen praUftn.
,crrdtbia 9thaittn:
MuS1cstitner 93tine, mcttt nidt scrii6r unS MIR sen Mr5r
ttn re mtiitn 2SetIt: otcn itun, irrrrcn cftnfalS in srrE;r naal
Hprrltli6 Sebalitn.
]lltbtrSanpt NltS. maS i unirrtm @tiAiftt eehtrt, mi.e ~.
m beitcn btutlhtn, CT 9li(dtn, IranoIidNn mo amtrif >H.iG!
Santluu en- bt;r9tn.
SIR paul Eiihrr, tcutihcr MpHiEcfrr. met@tr III t.wiGtu
mirp unlsrt &u ZEN tets nil rcr NrTgttn NufMfrhamt it :: t.hlas
beln,m irS Kim @sitr1 ediL tttg09tp, wn zen 2@In t.s gnjwy
0uaecn YrEfaIlmtI III tn%i prettn.
lm ;~ahinidcn 3uprIh ri tn
G20rrin1 II. @t1r:t,
Np3thtftr uur Gh.uiir.
spaut jii9tr, bturttr Nrr:hcttr. III
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9irucr Va0crtier= Selcn.
sG a5binoton- 0artcn.

Ter llnhrcihncte madt icins Srcuuee unb taS y bIifun ouf
nttS:n StrJnuannsSptaB GutmcrilIm, ctr i'll iyEt,Wn Tdhrcn i'm
80 lbr Bar uunlt nte publltumS riycu:r uno Ger ur Rur;tm pu
ibn trcnntt murrt. Ollie Nrttn Grfrilt.nNtn Inn in keilcr Srns
tItGt ~YrrrlihiA. unS titltt ecr idTmc N!ap, Gin S~Drftltp.r rs lms
8s9citnhn SrN 9cnuN Il; Gtici!igrr lntert0ltIna. irsanelitul Ia.
Sci III %5atlreidrm GcGdt Gin Sokn &ruuS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09
Our 9tlchrihtl

Cur Nlhrihtl
Grsbtn ertai.tn eint erpFc Suaniidt fri6er gspl,;s oan;, uub
srn uns islbit %3emNblent; 9rerbarcn'S itrpe, if&ce Stlt,s, mel.
thcS ~hinldn9!rt 7 r iciuc GGtc tcfannt; AlcifS 3udcr. Nhaumeu.
Gin lib rs Mittcl lcNsn 9@l me; SarcitwSmn,c. Mamnr, Saar-,
3Ihn, ut NaIyhSuitn. = aarrtn. Sabat unp urrlhwpert an
rcrr SodNtn, wcIde lammtllh 81 ben tillgiim Nreiitn Ytrtauft
mtrecn BIT Earring II. 9t1rte,
@petbtftr,
y. 80. Gle ttr 4. II. 93rpabfr, Midmcrb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09
Rekanntmachungen.
Nlrnrs @tnblnitmrnt.

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". InttGSt Won @%irprH;i@yn SnNrumcnicn. %1nS"Gtn mn 9'rn.s-
t0Hctcn. tr scr;u S>itrmmt"tci ii isrtr &tS, buu3 Q1garti:t
Mtye. stun 'lt Or cNc cGt @uowstl WI AhN,yn, satc'n rrC
II lirmy = IN irS = rJt.'? "a: 9 orH cu1 St"iwr un2 Esp Il,
e CU,.tU - cG.Ue Gtr& { . IA: vt trcrtt mtr. N';EtL
it'i,a ! lgYNG, ti..I EttcGrTNtpiTN.
UrYtr"cr ,W> .Ihtn lMEiln- II. SJMn iinir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09
9iaupfprtcS

Won lchS MS ltttrn Sttarcn VOL Der ncutien unb acihmadsrlif,n
@all"rt nne nit cine II nn9tnchntn unb itarftn Srn, ipwie aute ls.
tcnps Nlnrte N.anrt srn lehe StGaYcn unp raruter iic bel benz
Inter %tidhnsttn irter 3 t biIia ;u rahrl.
Muh werrcn GlaYer 4citnlmt nnp 1clsllmlocn in alien 9fepar1.
turt" IL" nHlrt".., =. >fnlrnmcntrn in Nitmrnp unp and ouEtr.
Iu!rt. Sob. 81 in bo ~. eeurGrr 0shrrr
Yroatlir, nabe Der BRAND,
M9snt fr NfUicr II. Guri1,, 9rifcu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09

Scutfdc 4c5ammc.
@tS. 9. 5ettss, w:ldts Yrr ena brsi Sabrsn nab Geu,I6-
Iono iurudtehrte, I'M Ole prbGImcntunit III crlwicn, beiudie Dor,
en Sabr lang bic lsnirerltiIl Ill WrEsn, nadc paitlbit iwr Gromru
amf tnEpNtpit lb lpi reiI nrit9cn gublitum mn cr 9lcrINcruuo.
CAP lt fW etrtn StuSnlIe uStl tore SuNImtei .prracu fam. a.,
~ MI aatn trIarcsritpri GnErgIlncn ,iUltrumcnlen psrcbrn INN
tnlrrshii rD nntcrccm np} cn 0raucn gum 2iiuicaclitRcn, impirr
ShrerIch Il. !. ~. Shrch @oinierinnrn eicRe ;r 9iabrrtt. S1t
&r. q. PettsS, ;met S.tta rterhaib pm. u. Stoc's .sSiiirr
tclm Sell @aus", 9rreSiti. ,rpat9c Mufri0e fir lie cutosoerniimn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09

80 ! ,@irts Sanitation 0rsnp 9ronts,
so Sarrei5
- ~ Hinctart'S Rye g9ttshs,
25 Gucg0ncp
so " 9sitmpipn's Oh iamitY eabisfe..
LOO ~ Slemmcr'e' OiS Mountain SBbisfsp.
70 ~ G!ad's DID 3pt QSbiefeY,
20 ~ Gcnlnrn atceIiee 9SbisfeY,
IS @cpcrmint 9proia!,
% GoStS Greet aioIuga lScin,
25 , 9pIt lSCin
ine r~rrrdtb9 unb gum 9ertNui lei gSm. @nttoee IL. sptr
~. Str, ;Wilden NPain Ii GARY
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09
2. BECHER s BROTHER,
Merchant Taiiors,

No. 20 9toinitroBc, ~untcrpaib Dem Ct. Gb"rlcs got |,
cWpictlcn Dem b utlGcn @uttjfum ir rcihrs yo9cr Won ccutldrn,
liricilfcn uUc eneliittcn &udtcN unc GaincrcS, Sancr G0is
ntrtS up }r.ltNe gtimti:ictrs inc 81. iCnLpns. bic Sur NuSwibf
ounicAn mn III Ger turstihn Scti uno n0b pcr ncuiEn Saccn yer.
1b,uct mCi zen tpnlcr. SnStcpnecrc MAIDEN eicieltCn oui lht 0ye>
Pee yNNrr fcrtiNtr ocrrentuecr 0ufmrrfiam. cas- iuglrit ais ante
ven {crrtn' Nriteln, AID Semten, 5oiStuhtr. 5o bitutc ,e e.
htlt:Ht. Surb Y~trthsilhafic Gintduft iinb bicfIbcn in bcn 81 no
9;tpt, auPcrit tiu,9 Ye tnuftn III Ipnncl, unc Ntcn lie e0bcr eli. III
S'EluG unn 9~cnriaten N~ufisd9cn ~frunbtitNt c~utacssn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09

1O3 GatfS Sclmrn 9rsnar Nranee,
IL @irts Sdrtram SthnarrS
III Gullrm:eul unS gum S,rtauf ti
2Sm Y8aItote II. Spbu.
100000 Gi9arrtn. ptrIditSrns @rancS, irsttn cr6aittn ne am,
Srtaui lei QHm. W olIorc n Srhn
20 %aTI'iS Sa!i'nirre YiditS, lrttcn crbIlnn ure III habcn bel
ISM QS0llltt IL. Sptn.
une ium 2trfauf Get Q4m. &Salloce II Snkm
500 Barrels Sahisfse, Sin, 9rnmps, GprNiol, GSine rnS amber,
.Sptruurltn ;u BADEN bel gym. ~2Hnliace II. Spbn.
IL. Graft. Spiibcn Sarl II. SHaiufr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09
Gstnuat.na;luna.

G:tHnutMGhnng.
Asf !tHierNidNiEtf bar perm S. Seter, SO. II MairiraEe
I~paEIlel NNpHleiFt, oS Mgent IRr irncn Siottlbril btit,lt, NIB
H. rAth ernlcittn! Der ~p&nNt9er" tr;raen unb 3oblunNtn fnr
@VN"H'HN'N' INC %"u1S'5eHcNt @nieiscm al i'm 0cmnhi mertrn.
W.6ojj,I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09
REDr gEtc nan ollie SAmerien Neil.n .anm.

EzD" HEir man ale Shmrr,rn hcit'n taam.
Die 9onicntc. mehe an &teunratt5 mus, Mturorsia. rtry,1r
,Trrt' VtNtt0-, SCucn-, Giltbcr. uuo HufcniNmrrWn icitsn.
fnrtu ono'ntlidtihe 9trrtruns unt ain,idt @ttilft, mtur "a,
30rtst3rnr'S GurtcNtl %Nttrouf"r. 0ilc Fr5p:ro.
ticn ctn,S Ghcn;icu 4 I ih nfS has ttit !NctimtttCI fir S+mtv; II
in ran Stnpdcn. MiuttIn. Merpcn unc 81 hrrn tcp6trt. Scrras.
;ic IfiaMt, unb rnSe ostun9! @wit II, Is uNt 50 SIC. yer
F0uft miro NaIttte tct
G. W. 3oMriiIpn. 81 @6btfer unb ellen Druo1ftn
gal IN Nitmrnb. 9tprfrlf ure pcttrSburd.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09
9(cue @eiIen. unb oihtcr. No6rif.

Tie llnter;tidncttn emrIchlru SStttrpcrfGuftrn ,me tcn, Nr.
rItum im MlNrnrincu irc Scifcn mn Yidttr ri,ncr ;~lhErifN.
irn, he oil gGtt uNe &laiBct nprtIi&cS Iotritot ltrrirtTrn.
~. NitmCorr Il. 0Amp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09
0clhIit5 9Scrlcauua.

0cih1fto : &crlcgun9.
Sd n,ahe benz %aGsbrrn. @ut itum BIC @nHise, baR IDS III i'll
@,lNNtt Had REM St'rs brS pm. %blc, I49 Srracilr rsrhe
leyc. $40 ne &c nud, icecStiE bcitettu, ale i'll msin Wed, Ii
lN!"scnee NuilrIsc tut has Nlnttljdrs NIB 9lltNts auS;ufu.>
itn. aI; Istcn ri 5oarGrbvitel ipsrccn bel mir 9eniadt, lrpe
t'9!tn IL. Q Wirde rsparirI NIB fur eerrn GNte a0rantirt.
SIN. Oh i1Nt-
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0eihG its Serleauna.

0elhG its S%srIe9ung.
9Sir crlautsu ms blcrcncd unjerl oeckrtcu .&rnhrn
unp Gem YutIitnm i'm alaegtsinen Die NnsriAc ,u ma.
den, rap mir unicre Nprthtts nrn 9tr. SEQ g~rcori,r
nnh 9fr. 24l Srenrltr. ptrlsst hatrn, neken rcn Gfak
iiNemsnt Der Dn. Spctt mnc MilinA, ,nilctrn Ger 4.
unp 5. StrdBc. Saufcno fir rms ms tisbrr ocItcuft,
,3ntraurn, criuheu mir, ms phHtite audi in unlrrm
nsnrn @riAaftslcta!e gu 3teil merrsn ,m Ialltu.
TiidArr II. OlGuina.
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NleA SHnarcn irtcr 9Lrt

'iirb tti rem llrtrr;cj fnctcn in rtiGtr IusmoNl Tiers prrrSrbia urt
ftnrta oNc ttr0rt0cn @iyt:fi in tr fu;ricn Brit oracftrIiot mrr.
ttr. G|rNItc craub ih iuQIricA iintn NcutINtr Trtrnbrr' m tc.
mtrttr. cGf Nicitlttn in ibrcr @uttuiprNGc rn Scr II Gtiibutr
hcritnt mrrecn. gam. 81. Mcnta0nt.
.2.9l 1916 P~rc0SiroEc, nctcn br SiNce h. @l
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An9u ltuS 8ctbbaus 8,
Wrlpdrtritcr uub lltrm1d,rr.
Giecrcmt< q alpu.

GtstrCmt= q alpu.
IIt SNrttn GiSrrtme lnb tti G0lrnt unb Nlatc in stu Satcn
tt1 HnttEiciGANrtn ;u hntcn, mn ipar itts rrllh Imp in tCitcr Suo.
!ttdt, par1uf nGmentiN 9Snecrptrfiufr aufncrliIm ocnr1d,l wcrbcn.
S1ieiplt lne 3il0 ett TsInitsn Nudtn, eica unc 3utt. pelt l,ter
N.t ole ri9urr 6Gtri!Ntirn SH Nabtn, ia ieibt bN3 70 teileb c Yaarr,
&tf fe!t Ith; iuten1ib gu rcNt ioprcihcm Sviud, iemcS S0irns
V'"'"SE1 Carl Gpibc,
Carp SpUdcu Der s. II. .. SiroEs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-09

Grtebtn'S 9ripat-0 81 tknuSM. @ict5 ncuc une Gle
giant cinsuitnlc ncittaut cmrfttle id, Penn bemhhsu Nubliftm
tthsnt. 4%n'ticlcn, rMS 9ms in jcber Weiictuna Ser cjanit
hte NubiiiumS wurciN III MGhcn, uiudc wn iaklrGiarn 2uivGuu1.
= NIr ltrias hcrrci Ittcn uOG Gin Naar mcutlutt 3inmcr II
oerinmttrr. 0pt8dngcr rrtalen ciuNinr 9t!ttn.
q " .TrsrS,u
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Nicucs 8cnrrinnhnnS.

VNVUVS 2VNTIINNVWUN.
alntertidncter rnipitctlt icn an Mltta WMfte (fruhcr MIinfnrtt)
mel. tirNtrttt tea Yrorein0touS, i'll w:t&cu, ~Nrt9Gn1.r rincr ovttn
&ifd 1ue ItuneitdNc sufn1fmc frScn. 2uo!cid, mcrfc ih ie { .
wi' safur ipNcn, -" ihittS iriih & unS Nrtsa 0aacrfir mtjncu
1pcrtStn G5Itcn y ri sen tanM unS t0or is III ;0Flrcidcm Yriuth
%ireunblihit en-. 'GoSptr Nauf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-16
SHOOTING AND sTABBiNG.

A frightfnl stabbing affair occurred in the
stage between this City and Eddyville, about
three miles from the latter place. on Friday
forenoon. The passengers were riding along
quietly, when suddenly without any slterca-
ton or dispute whatever one OF the passengers
rose and called out to another. DR.. Timmans of
Knoxville '.yon killed my cousin" and at the
same time shot him. The ball we believe on
account Of the light load in the pistol, inflicted
only very slight wound, but Immediately af-
ter shooting, the assalant drew knife and in
1icted dangerous wound upon Timmans.--
The other passengers interfered and two of
them were severely stabbed.
These parties it is said had been for several
days riding together in the stage and no diff
fculty had before occurred~-and the general
impression rs that the assailant was laboring
under a fit of insanity.
It was at first thought that DR.. Timmans was
fatally wounded but we learn that he is recov-
ering, and The other two who were stabbed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-16

Nay che not, with all justice and prcpriety,
say to the South that she is determined that
she win possess and be governed by those az.
Gent and venera.el maxims, either in or out
of the Union? Verify, the North may claim
this, and vii! be untrue to herself and the
whole country unless she does claim ii. And
the North viii claim it, not by idle threats,
but by going TO work first TO bring about re-
verse Ut the unjust decision. The North de-
sires union and fraternal intercourse with the
South, and she has done much in behalf of it.,
and will do much more. but il any man i'm.
AGNES that she win sacrifice every principle
Of horor, every maxim of liberty and Const-
tutional law. he is foolish indeed.
We profoundly regret the occasion which
calls For snch language as this, but no true
friend Of the Union will withhold.it. The ex-
preston Of such sentiments is called for. II
the North does not resist encroachments. en-
croachments will not cease. and we shall be
driven at last either to forcibly dissolve the
Union, or TO resign every one Of our Consti-
tutional privileges. But If the people of the
North adopt a course Of firm and moderate re-
sistance, encroachments will Geese, and the
Union VIII! be immcasurably strengthened -
And for whatever Of unplea san:ness there may
be IN such declarations as these, we hold the
Democratic party solely responsible. They
have brought il upon MS. While they have
been Boosting of their love Of the Union, and
accusing their opponents of treason, they have
inflicted the severest blow upon it which it has
ever received.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-16
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPA

New YoRx, April 8.
The steamship Ca ,adian arrived at Port
land at 1880 last night with Liverpool dates
to March 25th.
GREAr BRIrAIN.--Previous to the dissolu-
ton of Parliament, Lord Pa'merston. IN reply
to questions, stated that no direc' overtnres for
the return of embassies had been made from.
Naples, but indirectly it was aslSei whether
sending political prisoners to Laplata wonld
be considered sufficient The British Cow
eminent would not be satisfied with Naples
merely emptying the prisons to fiji them up
again. $50
Letters from Marseilles say the American
ship Adriatic has been arrested in consequence
Of the collision with the steamer Lyonnais.
The captain demnrred to the jurisdiction of
thu French court and appealed to an Ameri-
can tribunal. The objection was overru,ed
. I'd the cause will be heard Def ore tie tribunal
of Commerce. -
News has been received from Algiers. an
nonncing that one-ffth more Of land had been
sown with wheat this year than last. and the
growing crops promise an abundant harvest
There is progressive rise in the prices.
The corn and -four markets are excessively
dnl. m @
'SrAIH.--The following is an extract from
the London Times:
"Cadz letters state that the fort OF Vera
Cruz fired on the boats OF the Spanish war
steamer Ferolana, whose commander deman-
ded an explanation.
The Mexicans boast that they have assis-
tance from the United Stateso 1r
SwIrzERLANp.-The Neufchatel Confeder-
alton would probably meet on the 26.h nit
RussrA.-Rrs~ia has demanded an explains
ton Of the recent landirg Of 800 Poles ard
Turks. under Mahomet Bey. from the En-
glish steamer Kangaroo on the coast OF Cir
cassia. The Porte has appointed commits
sion Of inquiry.
PERsrA.--An armistice OF three m mfhs ha.
been agreed upon between the British and
Persian Governments.
An instruction had occurred in the Persian
Kuris.
Diplomatic relations are suspended between
Austria and Sardinia.
The Piedmonte Gazette announces me re-.
call OF Count Poar. the Austrian Minister
with the whole OF his legation. from Turin
The Austriar citizens are transferred TO the
protection Of the Prus'ian Minister. The recall
takes place without serious rupture
There are reports from Naples II some re-
Taxation IN the Persian seventies.
JAPAN The two Rr;t;sh .tearere eorce3
Fort Mangarelfs in Japan because they were
refused admission contrary tn the treaty
Communications. however, were made to the
Emperor, who Published an edict giving or
Gers that three ports should be opened. but
the crews Of any foreign vessel are forbidden
TO penetrate to the interior.
Advices from Cons.antinoplc are that a
civil war was raging in Persia.
The London Gazette contains notice OF the
Board OF Trade. that Denmark has agreed tn
abolish the Sound Dues from the first Of
April.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-16

SUED FoR LlBEL --Erastus Brooks, of the
New York express has sued Jas. G. Blaine,
editor of the Kenosha (Maine) Journal, for
libel, The suit is based on an article liz Mr..
BIS paper containing asevere and caustic re-
view OF Mr.. Brooks course towards Col. Free
mont, coupled with a jnbilant rejoicing over
Brooks then recent defeat as candidate for
Governor Of New York, in which sundry hard
and sharp things Were said Of his Uonld.be
"Excelleacy." Ne do not know what the
article was. but il more severe than the case
called for, JuniuS reputation is overshad.
owed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-16
The Inauguration Of City ON.
Gers.

A very large audience attended on Satur-
day night to hear the Inaugural Address Of
Mayor Gaylord. and witness the installation
of the City officers. The Mayor delivered an
able and Interesting Address reviewing briefly
the history of'Ottumwa. setting forth onr ad-
vantages as commercial point and predicting
a gcodly measure Of prosperity in the future.
We forbear making and omments upon the
Address as we have the promise of copy for
publication, and will present it in our next
issue. Suffice it to say tina. it was entirely sa t.
isfactory, and well received and heartily ap-
2lauded by the audience.
Well we are fairly a-going as a City and
il we do not mistake present indications, we
shall soon begin to reap the benefit of City
organization.
The following is list Of the City officers:
D. +. GAYLOED. Mayor,
J. A. NEWMAN, M.rshaii.
E. wAsHBURN, Treasurer.
H. B. JONES, Assessor.
JAMES d. DEvIN, Recorder.
d. b. ABRAHAMS.
r. M. HAwLEY.
T. BIGHAM
C. LAWRENCE.
DR.. ORR.
J. A. HAMMOND.
H p. GRAVES.
! J. MILLIGAN.
DR.. HAWKINS. Aldermen.
OFFICIAL-WAPE co.
| COMMISSIONERS DIES MONIES IMPROVEMENT
Edwin Manning. 1870. ............. 795
Gideon &. Bailey Observation-Disclosures. 07O
suPERIsrENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
l.. H. bugoee.'............ ...f....... ....... ia
n L. Inher. Observation-Disclosures. oS5
| REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE.
Theodore L. Parviu Observation-Disclosures. zoos
| COUNTY ASSESSOR.
THOMAS FoSier... 96l
Adams township gave for Assessor, Orr GO
and Fowler II. Where, tell us where. is the
Eagle? 8a 4f.B
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faSv ST. LOUIS, April Al
Kansas advices to the 7th, are received
Robinson and Deistlzler appeared at Lecomp-
ton on the sixth, to stand their trial for treason
but the time and place Of holding the Court
having been changed, they were directed TO
appear on the first Monday in May.
The requirements of the law respecting the
census lists have not been carried out. Ma
voting will be allowed at Lawrence and Le-
compton. and four obscure places have been
design a.ed as polls.
NEW YoRK. April 10.
The Express Publishes u despatch dated As
pinwall, April 4lh, stating that Lockridge cap
tnred Castillo, March 3Oth, with great loss
to the enemy and with but trifling to himself.
QuEBEc, April 49,
Oar parliamentary election commenced or
Safdfdary and was the oc casion OF serions
riot at st. Croix, where the Chief OF Police
and several subordinates were hurt and the
military called cut. tH
Cincinnati, April 10.
A dispatch from Jackson, Mississippi, states
that six inches Of snow lIthere yesterday.
The Missouri river was so high thatit over
flowed its banks at Weston, Lexington and
other towns.
The ice is stiil solid in Lake Pipin, but navi-
CATION Is open from there to ST. Paul.
8 a BANGOR, Me-, April II.
The recent freshe' in the Piscataqaa caused
great destruction. 9 baIges were carried
away. several buildings and mills We're swept
Oft or materially injured At Foxcrafk Dam
age was done to the bridges and canal At Do
yery and several mills and dana were injured;
one Erist mill was swept sway. A bridge at
Gmlford was also carried away. Extensive
damage was done % The Psnobecet and Ksn.
nebee.
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NEW YoRF, April 13.

The steamer George Law arrived here at l
P. NJ, bringing nearly SIPS O)0 in specie and
San Francisco dates Of March 23d.
Col Lockridge went mp the river on the
25th of M.rch with all his forces to attack
San Carlos When last heard from he was at
Machusa Rapds intending to attack Castillo
next morning Sunday 9Th. He had removed
every thing from San Carlos and Serapi qui
previous 70 leaving
Nothirg later from Walker.
There is some excitement at the Isthmus
growing out Of apprehensions Of an attack Of
the natives upon the Foreigners. The Railroad
Company is taking every precaution to pro-
tect passengers and property in transit.
A bearer Of dispatches from Bogo.a took
passage in the Geo. Law at Asrinwall on his
wav TO Washington with the news th,t Mr..
Morse had been refused all negotiations on the
present question.
A proposition was made in the New Gran
adian Senate TO send a force to the Isthmus
which met with opposition.
News from California meager.
No further action in The Legislature con
corning the State debt. The prisoners in the
State prison were starving--some had already
died. The Legislature appropriated 5000
for their relief,
Additional BY the Geo. Law. The U. s.
ships independence and Decatur were off PAN
anna when the Law left. The Gov. of Cali
fornia had returned the appropriation bill -
The intelligence of the passage of the Pacific
Wagon Road bill, by Congress, had gwen much
satisfaction to he people of California. Hem
ry Bates, the late State Treasurer, whose i'm
parchment we had intelligence of, has been
tried and convicted. The sum of his defal-
cation is $l24.Oc0. He has been declared in
competent to hold any Office of trust in the
State AMI been Indicted and is 10 be procerd-
ed against criminally. Mr.. Row remains in
prison.
Comptroller Wheatman has been impeached
but has not yet been tried.
The finances of the State are in much en-
harassment and confusion, bet the papers ex.
press firm confidence that the entire State in-
debtedness will be met in reasonable time.
There was probability of public schools in
San Francisco having to be closed for lack OF
funds. The Board Of Education was called
together to device some means of relief. The
inhabitants had also held public meetings on
tn" subject.
The Alta Californian in its article on min
ing intelligence. SAYS the present is by far the
most favorable season for mining purposes
ever known in California. ya
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Washington, April II.

Washington, April Il.
Although the administration is not eficially
informed Of the fact, it is understood that VIM
.. Reed has sgtifed his acceptance Of the
China mission. 4..s.
The President has re-appointsd Christopher
Carson agent for Indians in New Mexico, and
Samuel Myast, to . similar Office in that Terri
tory, vice Mayors, resigned, ~. 49,
Henry B. Welsh, receiver Of Public Mon-
eys at Des Moines, Iowa, vice Casseday, re-
signed. @
The following appointments Of U. s. Attor-
MES have been made; A. N. Harrington for
northern districf of H., Hon. A. L. Upham
for northern district Of Wis.,, and a. p. Raw
ley for nor thern district Of Ohio. s
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ST. LOUIS, April 8.
Full election returns give Winner 6,4S7
Pratt 3,759; Lane 1881.
The Emancipationists have large major
ity in both branches Of the City Council and
all city Offices.
Z It is now said that large number Of Amer
leans voted for Pratt, believing him to be the
only candidate able to beat the Emancipation
ticket. s
The Rock Island Bridge company has com
menced suit against Capt. J. s. Hurd Of the
steamer Afie Alton in consequence Of the
destruction Of . portion Of its bridge last sum-
mer by the boat. The damages are laid al
$2OO, 600.