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Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03
FOR SALE

A HOUSE AND LOT ON COLOAIA street,
IA well arranged, with'A good well and out
houses. There Is good assortment Of Fruit
Trees, Grape Vines, CurrNnt Bushes, etc, on
the premises, making It one Of the most desira-
BILE family residences in the city.
GEO. F. JONES,
,,,.,u. O...,,. ,.,. At%NO. S"'
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03

HVhSFe IL no use In trying "a enNmernte,
III as the great variety now have in store
would leave NO space for others in our city
papers. GEO. +. JONES:
At No. 3.
81 IF
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03

Advertising tn che Atlantic states.
Up. KI1HnR hes nov completed his ARRANGEMENTS
for sho fEWuFalng q aavortsements TO ell the prin
cipal InrepSe circulating Journals and Newspapers
puhlishe6 n the Atlantic eeaeos.
A An0 OpDoEtuniay h here O9bred to those who
VIA - aAVios b any pafs of the Union, Of doing
- 81 ne IoWost rates md b prompt and Satsfac
'0I p IT,; Srs..;..A A.u.A1pT.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03
DR. HI IN AN

DIR. HI IN M AN
Having recently united TO his own stock the
large assortment Of DIR U G0 Of DR.. H. NJ.
FiSke, and made Extensive Additions thereto,
respectfully calls the attention of his former
patrons and the public, to his heavy and COM
plets assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
oils, Dye Stu1xs,
ChemlOala, Camphenc, Garden Seeds,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC..
Being the Fullest and Most Complete Assert
menf In 81 Dorado county.
HAll articles warranted Fresh and Pure.
81 Dorado, May 30, 1857. [N
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03
UK -

-
a " a IS EgUXs San Fran
- -. ~ ~ - SAiF'' near
:, IA p KaEAHB y sAe assAoras'd Agent Of
Msanaam Dunssras, HIaesrvns;
oanramsato Unio1;
AaaEysVms ne.aad;
Psslas MsGhe1l5a. etoektOns
hsDoRa HsgzlA;
10Va1a JeaFnal;
0Ta1s Vansy Telegraph;
- Nu6 Beacon;
Co,ambis eesstte;
9nolumno CeuSieT;
EnplFo Ceanty Argtm, riaeerviIle;
0alavsFas CAssaiclS, kOkelumne Hill,
9hAgia OoeEaer;
AaEipoan 0asstte;
Yrska Weold1 Union;
Trinity yeYnal, WeaveFville;
Iowa Inn News
.WssAiy Ledger, Jackson;
an J6se fsssgEaPh;
eonona County journal;
Roloom Dispateh:
CaliloSnla Mining Journal;
Les Angsies Star;
Santa haFhaFa Gasotte;
Gan Diego Herald;
AlamaaS Csasty 0asette;
PIaosr CourIsF, Yankee JIm's;
Napa Oounty Reporter;
Sara Dsmccral, DovnIevnle; =
Humbol6s Tines, Unioni
OrOeeni0m, Portland, o. r.;
OEsSun Wcsk1 TImes, Portland, o. r.;
OreRon Statesman, Salem, D. T.;
PI0asa asa gsaoeras, Olympia, ". r;
Washington Republican, eteilscoem, W. r.;
Holyle9an, nSoclulu, sandwich lslaadS
MsxIeaa Extraordinary, City Of Mexico;
HomakonR RAgiaaaRA
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03
M. ID. H11anaan.
Physioian and Surgeon

DBpEUTFULLY tenders his Professional
III Services 70 the citizens Of FL. DORADO
and vicinity. Grateful for past confidence re-
posed in his skill, he hopes by constant devo-
tion to the duties Of his profession, to merit Q
continuance Of like patronage. He feels con-
vinced that his long experience in the diseases
of this climate-having practiced medicine for
the last seven years at FL DOradO-warrants
him In the hope Of success.
DIR. HINMAN would call attention 70 his su.
peror facilities for the treatment Of private dis
cases, having room for hospital purposes.
OHice-NOrth side Of Main street, III Dorado,
two doors East Of the Brick Store Of ]. NJ. b.
WetherwAx b Co.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03

GroOoTies E. ProYiaions,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NO. 9.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Very cheap,
Camphene and Oil Lamps,
At No. ..
TIN WARE,
AGOOD ASSORTMENT,
At No. o.
NO HI u M b Y G.!
You CAN BUY HARDWARE AT PROM rs
To 50 per cent. LESS than the old prices,
BY calling at No. y.
CrOCkery!
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
Stock ever offered in this city,
AT SACRAMENTO PNICIESI
At No. o.
BAY State Flour,
THE BEST BRAND IN THE STATE,
At Seven Dollars per Hundred,
At No. o.
NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
Much cheaper than yon have been buying of
others,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03
To the Citizens Of California.
CAUTION.

II AM INFORMED that variouE Liquor Mixers Of
Il New York, Boston and San Francisco, exten.
slvely engaged In putting up In square bOttes under
various titles, cheap limitations Of my Ongestabllsh
ed and renowned
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03

JOHN ANDERSON'S SOLACE;
GOODWIN'S YELLOW BANK;
MRS. MILLERS GRAPE BRAND;
GO0DW!NE in pound and half-pOund cans;
For %SS; sale %yIIAN' Sy 10 oD. xE%BAUER.
sept6 70
Smoking TObaccOS.
TURKISH, WITH AND WITHOUT SCENT;
i PURE HAVANA;
GOODWIN BROTHERS;
WATSON'S CANISTER;
--PEkHf1feSS; SGARFAfIATf;-
FRENCH; CALIFORNIA FRUIT, &C.. &C..
For sale BY d. 'NEWBACER::
sept6 ---'------ 20
100000 sS.ScS sRSSGS5aG GsSi1.iiat, CIGARS
10000 Henry Clay;
$4,000 Flor dc Cabanna;
10000 Union Jack;
$4,000 Flor de TabaccOs;
20,n00 Jenny Lind;
2n,000 Fl Dorado;
$4,000 MercurO;
2n,OO0 Higuera:
$4,000 Fidclidad, &C., &C.. for sale by
[septG1 ID. NEWBAUER.s
100000 "tS*S@ oiv.'ies. S.%a"' Brands,
$4,000 Flor de Habana;
5000 Figaros, pressed;
5000 TriumfO dc Bailen;
10000 Rosalia:
10000 Buena Vista;
100000 Emperatriz Eugenia;
5000 Silfda;
6,000 PcrmanentO;
5000 TurcO conchas;
1000 Maury Muros;
10000 Ell Sevlliano;
5000 Queen Of Antilles;
5000 La Patria, &C.. &C., for sale hy
lsept6 -.-----------.-'..--- ID. ,NEWBAUER.
SnulIS, A Fine Assortment,
INCLUDING all OF the choicest and most popular
= M4cAnoY;
FRENCH RAPPEE;
scOTCii HONEY DEW IN BLAD0ERs;
For :aleby ID. .NEWBAUER.
scpH 20
kOn GROSS ASSORTED MATCHES
OUU For sale by d. NEWDAUER.
1OO GROSS PLAYING CARDS, ALL
1VV kinds, for sale by ,,,u
Isept6] D. NEWBAUER.
CdAS. w. BARNES,
wHOLEaALH AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY
NJ Etc, New FireprOOf Brick Store, Main
street. opposite the New Theatre.
~ All goods warranted and delivered.
nOv23 81
.Cl7ROS' cuRRASrs,
LAYER RAISINS;
For sale by CHAS. W. BARNES.
TApI0oA' sAoO;
PEARL BARLEY;
For sale by
CHAS. W. BARNES.
OswEGO CORN STARCH, for table Use,
" For sale by,
CHAs. W. BARNES.
= SAN~' POLAR,
and OLIVE OIL,
CHAS. W. BARNES.
CVALTF0RNIA PICKLES,
. T41M1 CHAS. W. BARNES.
y APRICOT,
SUN CURED,
MApv,s OWN OUR IJS JEWEL
JESSE HARE TOBACCO,
[4ltfl CHAs. W. BARNES.
TREsH CAMPHENE 4 BURNING FLUID
[41Hl O' 'A'' CHAs. W. BARNES.
WHEAT AND BARLEY,
WHl tI,H For sale Ii 6ihAs. W. BARNES.
DOPE. ALL SIZES, For sale By
III CHAS. W. BARNES.
III U
TNGLISH MIXED PICKLES.;
CHAS. W. BARNES.
CALIFORNIA BACON, HANS and shouI.
4IH CHAS. W. BARNES.
CMOKED AND PICKLED SALMON.
= For sale BY or.,
III CHAS. w. BARNES.
OREGON CRANBERRIES,
~ For sale by
[41Hl CHAS. W. BARNES.
ExTRA FINE BLACK AND GREEN TEAS
II For sale by,
[41N CHAS. W. BARNES.
LASS CAMPHENE LAMPS.
w. For sale by,
I41tl CHAS. W. BARNES.
10 REEN CORN; GREEN PEAS;
VI Fresh Apples;
Fresh Plums;
Fresh Cherries;
Currant Jelly;
Assorted Jams, &C., &C.,
For sale by,
CHAS. W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03

OH
SCHE1DAM AMON4 ATTIC SCHMAPPSI
UD0LPH0 WOlbE eOle Importer,
ne 8m1 90, Beaver Street, New York.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03

CMOKED AND PICKLED SALMON.
y For sale BY
[41f1 CHAS. W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-03

Spring and Fall Clothing,
Suitable for the Mining and Agricultural Districts
Together with every article 70 be found In the Dry
Goods Mne.
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DIED.

On Thursday morning 9Th inst 1t The Nsw store
Ruckipeh ham Icourfy Mrs. MAMIE MsniSNhis
VITA of 2. w. Mckinney. ESQ
HA-Thc city papers will please cepx .nv
On Thursday evening, the 5th inst, Mrs. MAIL
NJ GENTRY. wife Of Tho. W. uentry. :.
The friends and acauaintnnres of the FAMILY are
requested TO attend her funeral tin 1efning. a IN
between Grace and Broad streets. ~.
On the sth inst after protracted illness, Mr. " H.
o. yEATMAE i'm tbs 53d year al bis age
yited 10 attsud his fiineraI on tomorrow evening,
A. az o'clock, from Rev. Mr. Hoges church.
NY FUNERAL SERMoy.-The friends
and relatives Of the late Miss REBEccA d. WHIrLocx,
are invited to attend her Funeral Discourse, at tne
al sbyterian Church. Church Hill.l ut O'Clock,
p, NJ. SUNDAY, the Sth Tomorrow bon which &C.
c,sion 1t will be preached by Rev. Z. v. MOORE, d.
n f, stt IL
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EA- 1t is not often that notice editorially pa
tent medicine, yet We feel it duty when are con-
WINGED article is very meritorious to inform the
public, that they, too may be benefited by its use
and to prevent them from usixg other articles that
have no merit in them. Now, we wish particularly
TO recommend to our readers Dr. SANFoRD's LIVER
IyvrGoRAToR, article that has given benefit and
performed cures in circle of acquaintance, that
were little less than astonishing 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases of the Liver it is
Lirer Hirtgordtor. Especially among own chill
Jren have we noted its beneficial effects where the
little sufferers, from bowel complaint, worms and
other diseases incident to children have been made
quiet and perfectly cured by the use of this article
It has testimonials that doubt for the cure
OF Jaundice, Dyspepsia and such troubles always
follow deranged liver. A few such cases have come
under our observation where it seemed almost to
work miracles. Our advice to families is not to be
without it, it will many hours ct pain by its
syeedy when disease first makes its attack-Ala
f0pnd Sentinel
FISHER Il WINSTON and AD1E & GRAY, Agents for
Richmond.
RE The Boston Gazette says Of FoNTAINEs CREAM
OF WILD FLOWERS 1T is efectual article for re-
moving tan, freckles or eruptions, and are conf
dent that any lady or gentleman who may use the
Cream, will not have occs sion to regret the pur-
chase For sale by all Druggists, and by
W. PETERSON,
no 5-3t Corner 18th and Main sts
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my DELAY is DANGEROUS!
ALL SHOULD INSURER
JySTrP NOE OF ETERT KIND.

Life Insurance ION white persons and slaves =
Fie Insurance on Dwelling Houses, Furniture,
stores and Merchandise generally. Marine Insu.
RANGES on Vessels Cargo and Freight 10 All parts Of
the world. Inland Insurance. on foods ~ RIVERS,
can be effected upon the most favorable terms ut
the General Insurance Agency, on Pearl street,
next to H. D. Eacho and opposite John N. Gordons.
Agency Of American Life Insurance and Trust
Company of Observation-Disclosures perpe ual-grant-
ed in 1870. Capital AID Assets, $l,2So1
tiial and Joint Stock stem. The Lives OF Slayes
for one month, Que year, fire years.
Agency of tile Great Western Fire and Marine In
surance Company, of lyhia-charter perpet-
ual-Capiisl &0Otg0
Losses of all kinds literally and promptly adjust
ell in Richmond ~
Pamphlets and Circulars. giving full particulars,
furnished any one free OF eharye
The undersigned will VISIT if desired, any part Of
the city adjoining counties. to effect lnsurances
W. Office hours from s A. NJ, to p. NJ, and nom
to o'clock, p. NJ. q. II. BRICKEN,
:, General Insurance Agent and
no6-2t Medical Examiner.
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An ABuNDANcE.-The New York Express says,
notwithstanding the hard times, there seems to DO
an abundance Of every kind of country produce
all along the North River wharves Stacks OF vege-
tables are heaped up upon the decks and boat loads
of fish and dressed meats fairly choke up the slips
1t is singular under these circumstances that pro-
visions should be so high.
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On Thursday evening, Oct. nth, 1851. By the Esy.
r Y. Moore. Mr. PETER d: SMALL - Mies "A -
On ~ 81 ~ BIZ -, the Rev. Dr.. Burrsxst Mr.
JOHN q ipsuuES4ERaY, Of Norfolk TO 1i.s 9th.
AkINH Oldest laughter Of John Howard this
o',k -Norkat and baltimore parers rlsaseeoSy. !.
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rnLH0RAPH1C HHW1 zu-~
REPORTED roR fHE DAILY DIsPATCH.
- -. q ~sr,rsxs.

wNfrsaros, Nor. "a letter othe nhieimore
American from Greytpwn, Nicaraena- coueatns "
formation which Is generally credt&d hers IND
following Is an extract; sa -
| The river San Juan Is blockaded by the Costa
gican forces, under the command Of Col. Canty. an
Englishman, and the San Carlos Fortts invested by
the same This fort 10 at the junction Of the river
With Lake Nicaragua, and u about iAo miles irsn'
his town. All Communication with the interior
and from the lake Is thus cut ell, and We hourly
expect the recsfpt of news Of collision between
fhs opposing forces involving four, not more OF
the States. Of Central America. as Honduras An
salvador and Gautaniala are taking the part Of M
carasua. ADD are marching troops to the RELIEF OF
San Carlos Fort.
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FATHER AND THREE CHILDREN DRowSED-Mr.
Haskell of Jamesport, L. l., with three OF bis boys,
all young went out in skiff to visit his eel pots
last Monday morning, when, by accident, the boat
was upset and father and children were all drown
ed Mr. H. leaves wife and a child only month
old He was an estmabie citizen.
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rs,q- POWERS sill continues to spread

ioy 4, the world by distributing 20 the people nc
large his inimtabie Imperial Ambrotypes, gotten
up In the most superb style Of the art warranted
never fade, for the low price ~ - csn.s "a a.
s IT,. 800 80 sI.ae stove ne Its
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BoSToN Nov. 5.-Arrived schooner Fannie Curfie,
Rogers, five days from Richmond.
New YORK. Nov. ARRIVED schooner DnnVille,
Chester, Richmond, 9Th.
Cleared schooner Henrico, Whippie, Richmond
Schr. fl. Gardner. Brightnan, frUm Richmond, ar
rived at Bristol 3d inst.
Schr. Elizabeth Scgur, Paul, from Alexandria for
BOSTON, arrived at New port. 81 inst.
Schrs. Christiana keene, Martin. from Richmond,
and t. Fowler Baker, from Norfolk, arrived ut Prov
idence, Sd inst.
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r. - I8HxpxUTYPooKAPHIcAL 6ociE-
- rrx1nlsS aoht&ly meeting Of the Typo8ra.
bhicsi '6oc3kfy Vll b held st Odd Feilow4 Hall
rn ~ -. -xASiS - J. II. wALroRD. RS.
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nv. THx uxrnn RuILpIEa Fusp Con.

ny The UNION BUILDING FUND CON
pasr viii hpld its regular monthly meeting. at MT
cary,s school house. ON Grsce street, between eth
and 18th streets, Church Hill, on MONDAY evening
next, at III O'Clock.
Ten shares OF forfeited stock will be SOLD ~ same
place during the evening. T. l.. d. WALFokp,
mo 1T Secretary
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I IsT Oh LETTkRS- Rsusinins i -
November, 1857. s. & 80 - s"s een my 8
- fsr.ess appsyin@ ~ LISTERS. 10 ,h,s r,s v.s
please say they afe ADsxnTisKp. S''s, ~
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COL Nathaniel Wilson, a soldier of 1912, died in
Pittsylvania county, Virginia, on the 18th ult.
Rev. d. j. AUDI pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Tallahassee, Florida. died on the 80 ult
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GRAIN FOR oswEGo.
NkyAL MEMS.

oswEGo, Nov. 5.-Forty-seven vessels with about
100000 bushels Of wheat, are now afioat from the
upper Lake ports for 0swego.
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respondent Of the Daily News says that the over
throw q The TaEksh Gshinst ~ .asss sssa sssss
a.ssa, ths late eseinet having found its financial
The Ru,si1s brit o. 4 fshsrrkhss saEfsdxp
rersan DIVISIONS the army - tn Caucasus To -
rs In the paciice1iou n khofasss&
a serious coIlsl0n las taken place a rranklbSt
between the solaftrs there ofthe di6erentcorps.
n IL thought thai Ssefal 81 the regiments must be
removed from the city.
Tho Cbnrce de CbnaaHtiaop,e of the nth states
that the Divan IL opposed 20 the Russian propo-
siion relative to the arrangements Of tle fronters
of Asia. = ssS Y Ass - -
The nomination Of Reschid Pacha M Grand VI
zier Is hailed ~ triumph by the opponents Of tlse
panubian Prnclpalities, and 1t ID. said now conf
dently that the poftssSii be supported 10 his pol
icy in the Prineipaltics by England and Austria.
A French dispatch says that the Porte persists
| IN the claim to the lsiandofs Perrin, and refused
| the offered indemnity
Vice Admiral Sir n. Berkeley, who has resigned
his post of First Naval Lord Of the Admiralty, it
is reported, win be raised to peerage.
The Morning Star says 10 Is thoroughly uBders
stood that not only the Premier but all the menu
bers of the Cabinet have finally arranged for the
recall Of the present Governor General OF India.
1t is officially stated that IL is the intention TO
launch the Great Eastern either ON November Sd,
| or December ID. 9#ss
Loypos. Oct 24-10l5, A. M.-During a conflict
at Frankfort, between the soldiers of the federal
garrison and the men OF the AUSTRIAN and Baysria1
regime nts. swords aid bayonets brought freely
into use aud great number of soldiers were wound.
ed on both sides. The Servian Government had
made known that the plot recently discovered Was
Of republican character and that the chiefs of 1t
were in communication with the leaders of existing
movements in the Danubian principalites
Accounts from Constantinople state that the Porte
considers that its treaties have been violated by the
at appearance of Russian shipofwar, the Rut-
schuck, and il has accordingly demanded an eIpa-
nation from the Russian ambassador at Constanti
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DRowNEp-A little son of Mr.. Huffman, was
drowned in a mill race at Dayton, Rockingham Co.,
Va. week before last.
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A eBREAD Or FIGHT MOVEMENT IN PIfILA
pELpHIA

pHILApELpHIA, Nov. 6.-some excitement was
created here to-day by gang OF about twelve
armed men parading the streets with a banner, on
which was inscribed the motto, I'VE VIII protect
the moor !" and a loaf of bread pictured above the
words The police dispersed them and eaptured
the arms ssar
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NORFOLK, Nov. 6, 1s57.-The United States sloop-
ofwar Gyane has arrived here. Her crew arc to be
paid of In few days.
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rH. NsTIcE.-ALEx'R HILL has just received di
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
Backskin Over Caters, of all lengths. They are
beth suitable for walking or riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash, to punctua paying
teners.
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erarv Society Of the Young Mems CbfIstiah
as.ociafius,' wjIl be held &c the Rooms Of the
Associatiou, THIS -kyENINH. at ~ o'cloek.
Every menber Is urgently requested 10 De pres
the meeting. Ino I-itl C.T.WATklNs. Zee.
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sB- Are You looking for TYLER Co.'s Gallery ?
It is at 80 Main street. -
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ES- 80 cents for the finest portraits, by the re-
nowned artists TYLER & Co.
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~ l39 Main street is where the best and cheapest
portraits in the country are made; TYLER IL Co.'S
Gallery.
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HT- You CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. HILLS, Trunks,
Valices Ladies' Bonnet Cases OF all sizes. and OF all
qualities and at all prices according to quality and
size and certainly as low as they can be had in this
or any other city.
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POLICEMAN knAiDy---un FRIDAY last. Mr.. BeDja-
min Starr, constable af Honcoye Falls, New York,
attempted TO arrest young man named Manly
Locke. for an assault, while drunk, upon citizen,
when Locke stabbed HIM to the heart aud he fell
dead. The murderer was apprehended by citizen
and placed in 81. hands of the Sheriff.
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SAILED.

schr. Mountain Eagle, Ames, down the river light.
Schr Lucy Ames Ames, down the river light
sehr. Panthea, sopper. New Orleans. mdse., II.
Rankin. xr,,.
schr. Robt. P. Waller, Lively, Williamsburg,
mdse.
Schr William r. Griffin Williamsburg. mdse.
schr. j. III Burnett, Worth. New York, mdse, ID.
4 W liarIin. - ----
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ae Nor,cr -THrs EVENING, commen-

cling at o'clock, at our store, Man street, we
viii contnme urr Trade Sales OF Watches, Jewery
and Fancy Goods, &c. LAhUS ohiNh'
ma 7-Int
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GENERAL WALkEE.--Generai Walker, in a letter
addressed to the Secretary Of State says that SO far
Us any violation his part OF the acts Of Congress
IL concerned, he denies the charge with scorn and
Indignation, and will not go far forget his duty az
"a oicer Of Nicaragua 10 violate the laws Of the
United states while enjoying hospitality within its
limits. As the military organization is abandoned
ABOUT $500 men from various southern States have
enrolled a eniSgvsnts 20 Nicaragua
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NAhbsh BIZ AiEnieI.--A letter from Rome, OF the
18th Of October apuounees that Cardinal Praneis
~ ~ Hsolc was struck with appopicxy the pre-
1..,. 1919 sssainK while paying visit 10 Monsienor
@ eas. psiss,s s.meriss Of His Holiness
~ - s. medical aid was speedily afforded
ing prssiusiy received the iast sssrs,asns The
Cardinal sss bern si Naples Oh tho aash Naxs,n
Der tAis, and rees.ied the purple ca the ls.h ~
Jane, 1855 sA "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

WITCHES IN FRANCE.-The race of witches ase net
yet, it appears, extinct ia Brittany The Idre dc
"a Lire of Nantez states that old woman has
just been arrested at Lorent who was long known
in the country by the enticing designation of the
Black Cat. She underwent first iHterrogatory
few days ago. and an immense crowd assembled on
her passage from the prison TO the office of the
amining magistrate, in the hope of seeing person
so long famous for her sorceries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

PRESENTATION TO ANNA BISHoP.-Mme Anna
Bishop, who has been for a long time in Australia,
was, at latest accounts, to return to the United
States in the spring landing first at San Francisco
where. as indeed all over the Union, she is favor
il e. The citizens of Melbourne had bestowed upon
he pretty souvenir. 1t consists of a splendid
nue get OF the purest Ballarat gold, weighing IS
o. Sc VT, aud valued at els Gs. Cd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07


'uoso scKsE IN TExAs.--We find the
CAMP MEETING =" t7eFns1 Civilian, of the
following in the GaNes''
ae,h ult: ~ =. .aifsas.assaf ST. says
~',' ,r,snondent OF the Austin In. '.nfagstlGant
\ COZ a. tate CAMP meeting on the b' .se All
that a. ne evening, while the services 81
clock he stand, the sheriff OF eonai eoah -
proceeding az ,od.on bassensame rusneu . suu
With two sous OF w. amp occupied 10y the laiii
- IT Lay and Pharr, for t.> -.y of Comal coun
,'..arr, against whom the grand j.. ing him with
~ had iouud bill OF indictment, chark. Voodson
being concerned with the mot that killed vas
Basscbgsme eighteen months ago Pharr
teized, hut extIicated himself and ran of between
the line of tents and the preaching stand, pursued
by one Of the flassepga,nes with double barrel
shot gun who In the act of shooting him. " hen
some person shot Blassengame with u six shooter
He fell instantly, but his wound is not considered
fatal The other Bassengame around the tents
and shot at Pharr with double barrel shot gun
but missed him.
The line OF tents was about thirty steps from the
preaching arbor where tbe services were going on
and the v hole affair occurred in tie midst of men
women aud children. to the imminent danger OF
innocent persons being killed. The sntry Of the
sheriff was sudden and unexpected, and in the dim
light of the camps, produced great confusion and
excitement, and the meeting was broken mp next
~ Is families were unsi ling longer TO remain
there. r89s