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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-18

New Painting Establishment,
va me FH0iie Square, one door North Of Ken
dGlFS Store
1'ASC0TT l. HOPKINS ARE
Il prepared 10 do House Sisn Carria-. s,l r,-s,t-i
Palntlng-iit ating Of Woods Marbles -
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Miuimfrp,

DONNETS.-ALARGE STOCK At
ID greatly reduced priees.
pONNETS-At half price the whole
\ soil julI0 W WARREN
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A Id the above named defendantS eX-
IA cept Morley, Rsyuelds Spansier md Carey, are
hereby nlhe thai on May a. ISIS the pl1ntin ed Ms
ootflou said CuuTt against tle d-feuans above named,
In which lesed, that AZ he November Term of said
court or yelr li6 the plain III recovered Judgment
asainsf "a Poi ard Mccormick and William 3 Ca ey
sia drbt and S66-lfO costs that while the
endmg which said ind melt obtained. the plaintiff
suef Onf urdar Of alachment, couy q which Was
servsd sad Jesse H. Mgrley and Henry K Reynolds
o process them, had IN their possession personal prop
ertv Of Carey Of the value Of S20 and that said
spansler, Patrick Dud. o Z. Campbell Lane. MeVlert,
Iunkin Peebos. Alexander Ninick and william r. NnicE
cl7i some b. sai rr0p nv, ard praYing IGdg
neat agnst sid Morey and Reyroids f1r much VII
nav The piantI sad ludmeut against said Nc coruck
ald Carey
Inc DEFENDANTS required 70 said petit
bek,re Ilcto. er 3. l-55- AXfELL = PRENTISS 4
..,-ac.r lac aifornors for pl,f
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Goal Dfalrrs

IS5S-
wN I PRICE. LENUEL CRAWFORD DAVID MORRIS.
DRICE, CRAWFORD Il MORRIS,
L (SuncesSors 10 CRAWFORD, PRICE a CO. Deal
BrIar Hi AIinera Ridge AID Cut Coal by the
cargo. Office cover ment Pier, Cleveland Ohio
REFERENCES:
T. Handy Cash'r ComlE b Wa-d ..---..-.. Detroit.
CeveId tfeo W. Duyle...-..- Chicago
Jo-dph Perkins, Pres't Bank Rumsey Bres y Co do
Commerce -Clegerd Parker Handy Cash'r Ocean
Hubby. Hughes a 60, do Bank, - New YORK
H. n Sanger, Caslr Mich ckett, Belcher x Co, do
lns Bank .Detruit u G. Beard. Toronto c. W
A. X. Adams, Cashr Sav'g>IA- Tayler---.- do
Bank --.-------- netrui-sl mhlo-dsm m l1k
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In Court Of Com
-mnn Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio
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C0AL-C0AL.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SETN


IN your Winter supply We daily receivl asplen-
did article Stoves and Crates, which sell So 20
peTtOu Parties wishing 10 purchase wall DO well = give
call All orders through the Post Oace promptly at
tended Ohces and Yards c. p. X. r Pier and al
ssnis ~ ~ " JoHN HAYS co
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THE ASSOCIATED FlRElIEN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY. or
DNTrTEDTTuEH

Iesse II. Morley. Henry X Reynolds,
Miller M Spsngler, y, lard ilcCOr-
mick. William y Carey, Richard
PaIrick. ). DUFF HOT, JamesCamp-
bell, James Brsdel Samuel NJ Lane
A. N Meyirrt. j. McJunkin. Alrx-
ander Nimick William X. Nimick,
and koEerr PEBBLES.
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In Court OfCom-
mon Pleas, Guy
shoga Co, Ohlo.
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In CUT 0f Com
mon p e1s, { NY
ah0ga Co, Ohb
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-29
0OO TEERCEs PATENT COV'D
INV

200 T'EFGks Szs.s. PATENT Co''O
100 bbls. clear and Mess Pork,
500 800 h'lt !. O'i'' New Goshen fSi Butter,
200 cases Leaf Lard, Cfb tins,
10G0 bags Green Rio Coffee
500 mats Cid Govt Java DO.
100 drums Goldfish,
1CC half bbls. No. l Mackerel
lGO DO No, 2 Go.
50 bbla. Carolina Rice,
1000 mats Mol China do.
100 ceroons now Chilli Peaches,
500 mats No l China Sugar,
rs hhds New Orleans dc.
$50 bills and halr do Crushed do
100 Co da Coffee do
1000 kegs B Syrup, AMI 8 gals.
80 G6ls do. "
600 half bbls new dried APPLES,
1890 boxes Enapp's Candles,
1GG0 dc Chemical perm do.
200 do Belmot cd do, in cartoons,
SO do Patent Sperm do,
1000 do c Soap,
1000 DO Fay's do
1000 boxes Layer Raisns,
1000 half and quarter do.
100 chests fine Green Tea,
800 cases do do and 21b caddies,
800 do do Black Tea, 1afb papers,
100 DO Give Oil,
1G0 do Sardines, half ana quarter boxes,
50D 10 hsso.,ted Pie Fruits,
100 do do Jams and Jellies,
600 40 Fiper's Oysters,
500 do aSSOlte brands do
100 do Fresh Iobsters, 21b tins,
500 do Brandy Peaches, q gal.
200 do Saleratus, 1fb papers.
$50 boxes Colgate's Starch,
1000 cases assorted Ground Spices,
leo DO Ground Coffee,
so kegs Fresh Nutmogs,
so case Peach T0bacen,
55 do Fruit and Mary's Own do
80 do Virginia Offering do
50 90 Grape do.
so do Cubannis do.
ESQ do Smoking do: -
For sale by 3. E. BREWSTER & Co..
n:9-lm Cor Clay and Front St, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-29
QUARTZ TENYEERY
SADDLE AND
MMMMNAA AMNMA

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand is man
i ufacturing and receiving every thing usually to
be found in establishment of this kind and would
say to all who may he wanting any thing in this
line, if they will callat his place of business.
HE will suit them i'm prices.
and quality of goods equally well any establish
ment in Sacramento. 4.
Mill Street Grass Valley, same building with the
Jewelry Store. -
81 ". H. LAMB Proprfetor
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-29
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
COR. BROADW.AV&rS Sans ONE SITS
SAN FRANCISCO.

f755Th THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WE'LL KNOWN
hM and Old Established House is still at his old
- trcks-of feeding the public for the low sum
of SIX DOLLARS PER WEEK, and still they come
to partake of his good and well furnished Table, and
Mr. Kelley is oneof the Pioneer Hetel Keepers
city, he pledges himself that there will be nothing
wanting at his House to make the public comforta-
The House is centrally ioca1ed, in the vicinity of
the Custom House, Post Office, and also of the up
river and ocean steamers.
The House contains a number of single and Fami-
ly rooms vel ventilated suitable for ladies and sin
gle gentlemen. = Ii.
There is attached to the House Reading Room,
and Library which contains large number of Sc
lected Standard Works There is also at the arrival
of each steamer wagon, which belongs to the house
to convey passengers ard baggage free of Charge
The public are respectfully requested to give the
House trial..
Board per week 5000
Board per day Observation-Disclosures. /, 90
Lodging per hight. ......... sc to rs cents
Lodgings per week. ......... Two to Four Dolls.
26-Sn JOHN KELLEY, Sr., Proprietor.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-29
QUARTZ MINING MACHINERY.
BRADFORD'S PATENT
ORE EPARA ORS.

THESE MACHINES are offered for sale and are open
L to the examination of the Mining Community of
California, performing all that is undertaken for
them, viz to concent rate the mineral particles of
the rock after it has been crushed and sized. The
ming out" but so nicely working that gold can be
panned readily from " black sand" The most i'm
portant application is to concentrate sulphurets
from quartz doing it rapidly and we'll. Nothing
new, and are in use on a number of mining proper
ties in the older States. Machinery on exhibition
and for sale by JESSE S. BLYDENBURGH.
6 uj 3-m 120 Market street, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-29
rFor the G. V. Telegraph
Grass Valley, May &c, 1853.

Grass Valley, May &c, 1858.
Again. our sister town, Nevada, has had
one of those fearful visitations, and the bus
mess portion of it, is now in ashes. What q
discouraging spectacle, even to. Californians
to witness the devastatinns of the devouring
element which comes upon us like some de-
mon from the frey deep, and blots out in
few minutes our most fourishing and beau
tiful towns and cities. Is there no balm Of
Gilead? is there no remedy for this great
evil or, have nothing to do but to quietly
await our inevitable doom-the fate of Sod
ON. Shall We continue this boys play of
building cob houses for the mere fun of see
ing them burn down? 1t is certainly a very
expensive amusement to say the least but,
we appear to take no heed of that, and we
continue to walk in the flames without any
fear of the fire. It is an old homily, that
fools learn at the dear school of experience,
but the truth of this is not verified In Grass
Valley. Have we net had experience ,
Have we not been sufficiently burnt to
UTCUN GHC (IC! IL 0PPO@A0 w AAN oA1 -
have not. We have made no provisions
whatever, to prevent repetition of that
great calamity of the ides of September, '56.
1t is true that we have water tcOrks (when
we pay Capt Hotaling for them,) but no
water-we have town pump, but no water
TO pump, and then the pump has no handle
yet, and the pump amt paid for either
Our water works are of about as much use
as Pats mosquito bar. Pat had just arrived
in Ameriky and he was so annoyed in
his slumbers by the little 90 bastes," that he
unbosemed his troubles to friend, who ad-
vised him to buy mosquito bar. Pat, will
ling to do anything to rid himself of his tor
mentors, bought fine net, folded it up nice
iy, and, exultingly laid down on top of it,
with the most perfect confidence that the
little devils " would not come near him.
CITIZEN.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-29
Insolvent Notice.
In the District Court of the 14th Judici-
al District,
Of the State of California.

al Dlstrlct,
Of the State of California.
TN THE MATTER of the Petition of THOMAS
i HOLMES, an Insolyent Debtor
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Niles Searls,
Judge of the said District Court notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said nsolvent Thos
searis aforesaid in opep Court. at the Court Room
OF said Court in the said County of Nevada, on the
eighth day Of June, A. D. 1858, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
OF that day, then and there to show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should
not be granted and assignment of Estate be made,
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
in pursuance OF the Statute in such case made and
inst said Insolvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court. this
7th day Of May, A. D. 1858,
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
By VIM. SMITH, Deputy
GEO 8. HUpp, Attorney for Petitioners. sO5t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16
The Triumph Of Mechanism.
q IN RIG AN ES.

fHNlIESE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED By THE
same system that has made American Fire Arms
the best in the world. 1t substitutes the rapidity and
precision OF mac hnery for the slow and unreliable
OF machines devised expressly for this establishment,
each Of which works true to eXactuess, turning
each part as to he an accurate fit in of a
thousand watches. Absolute precision Of time is nearly
their simplicity and exactness of structure. The
OF their repair is obvious the makers have always
on hand for sale, the different parts Of the watch per-
fectly finished, to.repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered to the trade,
are now making second quality, inferior The first
only In ha wing less finish in lnnaterla parts and a
lighter case 1hiswe offer ut price so moderate as
To he within the means of every class, and we re-
commend y as sound and reliable, and greatly superior
to imported watches of equal price.
The trade are cautioned against English and Swiss
limitations with which the country is flooded. Each ot
our best Watches Is engraved the plate, APPLETON,
TRACY ~ Co., Naltham, Mass, and is accompanied
with certificate OF genuneness and perpetual war
ranty. over our own signature.
C rent with new ENAMEL DIALS, OF beautiful quail
ity, watches Of all kinds, the dials to which may
have been broken. ... r...s
Orders may be addressed to US direct, or 30 any of
the under mentioned firms, who ag nts FOR the
Messrs. COOfER Il FELLOWS, No. IL Maiden
FELLOWS & co, No. Il Maiden Lane, NY.
PLATT & BROTHEIs. No. % Maiden Lane, y. Y.
HILDEBCRN x BROTHER, Philadelphia. .
PRATf& REATII, Philadelphia.
PALMER & BACHELDERS, Boston.
BIGELQW BROS; " KENNARD, Bcston.
DUliME s. CO. CINCINNATI, ~
and Messrs ROBBINS & APPLETON. No. IS Maid
en- Lane, n. Y, our general agents.
,.,,-,,,y,u APPLETON, TRACY & CO,
sRANBERRIEs ANDERRIEs =
~ bl Choice CranlcrTies, first arrival of the sea-
on, FOR sale hy z. I'll. COOK & SON.
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j. e.. FLEAGLER,S
Meat Shop.

SUNDRIES.-
- 20 doz Line WashboarJls;
p bxs Western Reserve Cheese:
50 doz Bedcords:
100 Reels Cotton Rope;
$50 lbs Hemp Twine, just received, and for sale by
fes5 WHEELER Il RIGGS.
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he drawn in the City OF Augusta, Georgian public
VI. ons SATURDAY, April 18th, 1858. asa
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Bank, New YORK Stock.
900 shares importers x Traders
Bank. New YORK, stock. II
400 shares American Exchange
Bank, New York, Stock. Il
$40 shares Merchants Bank, ".
Y stock ................
Is shares Mechanics 4 Ira
ders' Bank, jersey City
Stock ......-....- $3.50. III
100 shares q. 3. Trust Co. New
YORK. stock. II
La trust Co., " Life 1 lJRs: y i,
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NJ. L. JOHNSON'S

EpOOK STORE, BOOK BINDERY, AN
aD BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0- <.lyF--kz
RY, First street between Main and EJEfEEZ5
Locust, Evansville Indiana. Blank 10
Books made to order. with or without .S,kFLs2
printed heads, and Magazines, Music, 90
&c, bound in any sty lie that may be desired.
feDl5-d&w - 10y % ..H
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C0NSUMPTIVE, do not DESPAIR till Won have
tried AYERS GERRY PICTORIAL. Ii Is made ~ ore
OF the hest meca chemists in the world and it, cres
all around las csPeaS the high merits Of its virtues.
tPhiladelphiS Ledger.
Prepared by Or J. c. AVER, Lowell Mass; ard
sold by Keller White Evansville; land by Druggists
and Merchants throughout the country. At wholesale
by j. {. Aver Co., rs Walnut street Cincinnati.
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LOTTERIES.

be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgiain public
on SATURDAY, April 10th, 1858.
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Il Beaeuo7eat Institution, estdJlisEedJy special
eRd0rHleRt .tor tie nlief Of tie sick and
distressed, afflicted Nth FlIUlent and Ell
1eUqic diseases
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
DuuI NAL DIIfN

[
! Il BeReuoleat Institution, estdJlishedIg special
eRd0rmeat tor tie relief Of tie sick and
| distressed, afflicted nth F5yUlent and EJi
! demic diseases.
rE,0 ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Dis.
! Il eases, such as Sperfnatonhea, Seminal " eak-
| Vice of CnanisIr, or Self.ahuse, &c., &c.
The Howard Assocation, in view OF the awful des.
trlctOn of human life, caused by Sexual diseases and
the deceptions pcticed upon the unfortunate victims
Of such diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
OF Their name, to open Dspensary for the treatment
Of this GLASS Of diseases in AZ their orms and to give
letter, with description of their condition, GAGE, &C
cupaton, habits Of life, &c. and in cases Of extreme
poverty, to FURNISH Medicines free OF charge 1t l.
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Me'tical skis Of the age, viii furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors on review Of the past, feel assured
that their iaOrs IN this sphere OF benevolent effort
to the young and they have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed zeal, to this very important but
Just published 10y the Association, Report on sper-
matcTrhoea, Seminal eakness. the ice OF Oman
ism VA tgrlaon or Selfabuse and other diseases OF
the sexual organs, by the Consulting surgeon, wcn
will he sent by MALL n3 sealed letter envelope Free
OF Charge, on the receipt of two stamps, for post
Address. for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE r.
to No o1t Sii surse11 Pa
49, EZRA +. HEARrwEIL, pre.,t;
ESQ. FAIRCHILp, Sec'y. mr2i
lust RECEIVED BY EMPRESS
% Stories and Legends, by Grace Greenwood; D.
Tempest and Sunshine;
0yclopedia of Wit aud Hunlor, at
JAMS j. HEALY'S.
ez,UNDRIEs! sUNDRIESm
- - Cans of % cans Cove Oysters;
- do / ID do ds
$500 y boxes Sarlines;
1900 y do do
500 do do I.t
$50 drums New Figs.
10 gross Steambea; Playing Cards;
10 do No lS3 Highlander do
do Fine Decater's do
! do do Elslers
Received and for sale by
mr33 I. SD. uIEMANS.
UpRAN! BRAN! BRAN
Nd 5000 bushels Bran received per Railroad by
Z.H.CO0K son.
GtARPRT CHAINS BAGS for SHE low by
v maIi2 GILBERT n HOWJEs.
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VNIlISKT W care row receiving daily supply
" of Whisky, and are ready to furnish superior
article to old or new customers.
feh2 = : TENNEY g. sORENSON
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
F6rsige and Domestic,
Sip. Log, Trace and Halter Chains,
Ndtts, Hos, Ares, Hdtchets,
Pianos, 4ScytAes, Cradles, RdLes,
.Sasatls, FORKS, Scales, .SKorels,
Spades, GriAdStOHes, Locks, Latches,
Augurs, Cisels. Looking Glasses,
Files, Guns, Pistols, d: Fancy Good
AGENTS FOR BOSTON DELTING co.
BABC0CK & S0NNTAG.
apa7 Water street. Evansville, Ind.
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
to hanks other creditOrS-nothnS.
Losses adjusted and due none. 49,
Losses djusted and not due. II .OS6 20
L955e Se qI Se19 oS ~
All other claims against the Company are
Agents Instructed to take no risks exceeding $4,000,
without special permission. -.
The. greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
The Charter s or Act of Incorporation and amend
nents is herewith Presentssdiii os pR.cE T,
Hartford. Jan. LIST, 1858 Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,l g
Hartford County,,
duly qualified to administer oaths, THOMAS X. BRACE,
JR tSecretary, and made solemn oath that the fore
s9nx statement Ct The assets i ana eondon oil the
HENRY row LER, Justice of the Peace
THE STATE OF INDIANA,
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE, I
Indianapolis, Jan. Il, ls5s. }
vvTHEREAS, the lKtna Insurance Company Of
Nv Hartford, has filed lin this Once statement OF
its condition on me Isl o. January, S,, ,s i 20 ~
and its written instrument nominating us Agents ana
authorizing them fully and unieseryedy % acAnoS-
hhr M IS K en IF the an 2St Gp Se
Incorporation of Insurance Companies, defining their
powers, and prescribing their duties" approved Marc
g SIS, having presented satisfactory evidence % me Of
Of that Act, I, JOHN W D0DD, Auditor Of the State
Of Indiana, do hereby certify that ALLEN G. HAL
LECK, of Evansville, as the Agent OF said Company,
sauthorizei to transact the business of INSU RANCE
"a the Agent of said Etna Insurance Company in this
State up to July lst ISIS to the extent that he may he
Commissioned and appointed by the said Company.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my office to be affixed
this 18th day Of January. lSis.
JOHN W. D0DD, Auditor Of State.
ALIEN e.. HAILECK. AGENT.
feb6 EVANSVILLE, IND
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AFFLICTED. READ THIS.
Miraculous cure made on one Of the citizens of Ma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-12
l. OC A l. 1T + NJ = .

ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD BONDs.-Riggs &
Co. give notice to the hol ders of the guaran'
ted bonds of the Alexandria and Washing,
ton Railroad Company, that the interest
thereon to the st Of January, 1858, will now
he paid by order, for account Of the Corpora
ton of Washing ton.- Wash. States.
The new Methodist Episcopal ed6ce, on
the corner of A and Third streets, Capitol
Hill, Washington, dedicated last Sunday, is
to be known as Waugh Chapel" in honor
of the venerable senior bishop just deceased.
A surrender of the city charter, that the
Government may take control Of municipal
affairs, is a general topic of conversation in
Washington.
WEATuER-We have touch of Winter.
But the DAVIS thonoh trlerahlv cold ere bright.
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DIED..

Al ms residence IN L-esburg, on Tuesday
morning February 9TH, DR.. GEORGE LEE, III
the 57ir wear of his age. the announcement
OF the death OF this gentleman, which took
place al his residence IN Leesburg, about
o'clock on Tuesday morning last, will ial! hea-
yIIy upon his numerous friends, For number
OF years the deceased had been prominent ply.
slcIan IN the communlty--an active ana lhtlu-
entail member OF soc etv, and was generally es-
teemed Tor his generous and gentlemsnly de-
porlm, NJ IN all the walks OF HE.
lu Washington. on tuesday, the 9th instant,
MIS- POVEl GADSBY widow OF the late John
Gadsby, aged 70 years
Al the residence OF her sister Mrs. Williams,
IN Lresburg, on Friday night last, Miss MAX
GARET SAUNDERS, in about the 2sth year
oiher age The deceased was a Jealous aud con
.srent member OF the VI. F. Church for several
Years. and was respected and beloved by all
who knew her.
In Leesburs. on Monday. the LIST instant, OF
Scarlet Fever, CHARLES EDWIN, aged ~
months: and on Monday, the sth instant, OF the
same disease. RIlNlA, aged years, chill
dren OF John NJ aud Mary +. A,hey.
Near Purcelville, on the 29,h of January
1883, Mrs ANNA ADAMS, wife OF Richard
Adams, in the I'D year OF her age. Inc de-
ceased spent long lie in uniform simplicity
and piety bore her last illness with the patience
and cheeriunesS OF Christian faith, and has left
10 her friends a precious example OF those who.
through faith and patience inherit the promises.
On the DIST OF January, 1855, al the residence
OF her brotber.in.law, j. w Smith, near War
rensburg Johnson county, Mo, Miss SALLY f,
WASHINGTON, second daughter Of the late
John I. A. Washington, OF Cedar Lawn, near
Charlestown, Jefferson county, Va.
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&Sys9>sg
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Additional Foreign News.


! New YORK, February 1.-The further
developments in regard TO the attempt on the
the life of Napoleon are undressing The
congratulatory addresses of the army OF
Pari, to the Emperor saye: even had the odl-
Gus attempt succeeded it would not have over
thrown the Empire We would have cried
the Emperor Napoleon is dead. Long 1--we
the Emperor Napoleon the fourth. Strong
in the Constitution and laws, we should at
zee have proclaimed the Prince Imperial
Hencelorth tile Napolcons must reign over
France. IT is our prayer aud will be that
of our children"
Paris correspopdence of the Times learns
that Gen. Changarnier Is about to iolio"
the example Of LamOr clere, aud return 70
France. The Paris correspondent OF the
Post believes it has been decided to divide
France into four military departments, with
dspots of armies, and in the event OF the
Emperor being taken away by fatality, France
will find material for maintaining order"
Generals devoted to the Empire will com
mand the divisions.
The Belgian government had not, AS was
intimate ed in tae Monitcur any Intention ot
altering its laws in respect to foreign refugees
but would content itself with prosecuting tie
two newspapers lie drapeau" and lie CrOcc-
die"
Col Charts, who was ordered by the Bel,
gian Govern meDt to quit Belgium, was about
to sail for the United States.
The further details of the ludian news
brought by the Arabia, contain some matters
Of interest.
Sir James Outram arrived at Alumbngh
with /, 600 men. 1t was said the rebels were
threatening to attack his position. Dir Colin
Campbell was going 10 Futey5hur. The
insurgents at Korah, i'll great force, are said
to have Gtthronod tho Ri n. The Aim
gbur frontier was threatened. Gen. Grant
was marching towards it. The rebels, de-
feated at Cawupore, had fled to Blthrow and
Calpee. The Ghoorha column Of 900 men,
under Jung Babadoor had left Nepaul for
service in the British territories.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
saws that beside tue steamship Saone winch
is preparing to sail tor China, with 100 troops,
on Feb. %, orders have been given to dis
p itch two more French ships to the same
situation.