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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

Tar T,ws AssEsfhENr.--Mr. Alex. q
Simpson. Dsrufy Assessor, has shown Us an
exhibit Of The assessments levied upon prop.
eriyir 0toviile The sam total Is S762. .34s.
A q nsidersble reducti,n Of this smount will
probably be made by the Board OF Equa ina
ton, on account of the recent fire. The to.
tai amount Of assessment last year was
eTs2. 277, showing q gain for this year Of
e8D.O7l.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

&s- An Irish gentleman describing, in
Freeman's Journal. his exploits aud expe.
ricpce at Lucknow, relates with native We.
racity the manner in which the Sepoys dis
posed Of themselves after annihilatiou:
They departed for Abraham's bosom, or
some other quarters less comfortable. In a
word, they were swept into eternity. They
then retreated, and took up their position
behind walls, in houses, or any place base
enough to hide their disgusting carcasses.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

MAIL RrrTF W.NTrD.--We of Orovilie,
and they 81 Fothcstown. are in great need
Of mail route between the two towns Al
r,esept The mai matter is brought and car.
,ried by way Of Ma'ysvillc. We houid have
direct lire. Now We ,hiik NJ n. We won.
der srch line was not established Ion o
ago A re'i'ion to the Postal Department
-won'd doubtless secure II.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
sspitspinItop,sntion.

A. ctire n ne fe, irfi r'ncrrn'ic Cow nit
tee 'f'ie i4t serft 'ini isriet. c'urcse' ,f the
ii's n rr'e nid rltmis =. he'd IN Oro,i,le Jny
10Th. 1s's. It WIS
Isseir,d. Tint The Ter rrvriic sern'cvirl con.
rsuhi ffr fIr 'rf i'itiftte I,tfer IN the Town
tfr iie. 81 ~ rdr,. tie 9th dry u August A. u.
iWF, tie on Al Iis'eb ck NJ
RItn'D IRWIN, chm.
J.T. III ARR, eee'v.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Notice.
COnstable'S Sale.
RY VIRTUE OF AN ExECUTIol

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ Issued out OF John =. BeIty's Court. "A Justice
ui the feaee IN aud tor ophr Township, Euttr
g. unty, aud state ot California To me directed and
dehvetu, c',mmanains ne Ia make th. sum ot one
hundred and thr,y-two dollars, tSI32 q } and III
es-is OF suit taxed in the SUN of lhiiieen ami sixty
one hundrtdihs dollars, ($l3 t0) AID all accruing
costs nn said writ. wherein NuI' NG 4 co ar,
ptaihuns, aud JAMES bUNN ts defendant. have
hNrd upon. ana Will exp. So at public s'in, I" the
h'rhes builder Tor cash On Friday the 27th day
OF August, n 7s5s, al the houf oi eleven
c'",h' 4 NJ. OF said day, MI III the righ, title and
atsFes oi the above named tndant III aid To the
f',llowing described property. "a wit: one C ttnn
piece or parcel 81 land situated In the Town Of OrU-
NHle, hulte County, California, cummeurit Y at n
" iht on the arih east corner OF Bird and ILncon
u q $, thence rnnnh at righk a"gles with Lincoln
tf"e' IN Hihery direction sixty six (6h) feet
e"ce ~ tghl angles In an eastsrly direct.un ihiTy
tee tSSl ieti, theHce at ria ht aIges iu southcry
u'ceon sky six 100 feet thence along he line ~
hiru street In westerly drrcln thirty -threc ,33
zee. 70 thc place of beginning, The being part
" oosk Tour, tsl as laid down he official map o
oroNuie, tgethsr with all the mprov, ments there.
ON, hh wn a. the Musical Hall building. Als'', the
'as. hat OF ht numuer three, 90 Ia block number
mi y.two. (S2l mencing ninety -nne (9e) fee'
" IN M!es street and running thence esstery along
hiFd street lhuIy three la3I i-eL thence southcr,
"ne hundred and thuy-l-u - 1881 ieet thence ~rst'
cry ih'ry three 1851 fes' hesce norherly one hun
unu and thirty two IL fret the place ut begun
mag, With dwelling house lher reon, cevther with
AZ sbd singular the trneuaents. hrrrdilnments an
slpn nena"c.s thsreanto belonging or In any~ise
apIeFtisning.
'b- sbovr sale to take place in front OF Jonn s.
tern "asc. Ia the re~nof oroviIle. Coan,y and
State Aforesaid.
MAauIRE, constable.
orovilie, Angus, sth, lsSs, suEs
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sETTLsp.-1hs troubles which hive hith.
erto existed between the vigilan,es and an .
i.vigilantss in Carson Valley. have been
anaicably settled, and an srmistics declared
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
YRrxA.-we find the following dispatch
iu yesterdays .Ae,cs,


In yesterdays .Ae,cs,
YRrxA Avg. 4, shP. NJ.
The house of Mr. Carrollin. Scott Valley.
vas destroyed hy FIRE las, night Mr. Gec.
Hnrd AID family were oceurants Of the
hoi'ditg at the time. The rapidly with
which the flames tpread rendered IL In pos.
sihle to save either furniture or clo'hing -
The fan lily e J Ingram, who lived IL the
hoase ndj"ining. also lost every thing Thry
with difficulty escaped being burned them
selves The lcss is estimated at about 90 600
party took trip TO the Shasta Buttes
to-day. and they intend ascending 10 NOR.
row: they succeed In getting 10 the tor
think IL very probable they vii have .
magn'nctns view, as the atmosphere Is very
free from smoke
Five prisoners broke from q JACK son lille
jail last righs--sii that we're In the Jail at
1t the time. They cut through ths h.ct
part Of the building while tbs iailors were
asleep in tho f-on reem
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

PForLr's Panty The Peoples primary
election for Dee'eoatcs to the County Con.
vcniion takes place to-day. The Conveu.
tion meets on Saturday
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

RrTrRNrp FRAsEs David H. fey, Eco
long a rs'idsn, ef orosilie. has just returned
from Fraser. We are indebted TO him for q
cory n the Victoria GaEsffe. forwarded by
Mr., d. NJ, Bishop. formerly cempOsi,Or ia
this office
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

PfrM.s.- The Plnrns county Jail has
hen ternn'less for some time pas.. hut IL
row cccur'ed by dcrenerated individual
charged with tie commission Of n rape on
orc Of the aboriginal femenines Of that vi.
cinty.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

ONO Sra sfss Our enierp,i.ipg fellow.
citizen, Jack D. wd. Is rebuilding the Ohio
Stables on mrch larger scale than former.
". heirp So ,y 20 feet tits a substantial
ftnme building.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

Icr IN rHe DssFWr--Theynre about 90.
tah'ish'rg nm ice.house on the fnmous forty.
ri'e peser, te,w,eu the lIombo'dt and Car.
zen rivers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

~ The Demccrncy of Illinois call III,
P"'in'an tolters iy the significant nam,
Of Dnniies."
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

RFNovAL or THt PosTopvrcE The Post
of''cc hns heen removed IN Smiths Book
Store, on Huntoon street Yellow Blvd.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Sheriff Sale.

VIRTUE OF A Decr,taI Order
, ''n' :" the District court Il he FItt.entb
, "Hi riSifiei, IN and for the Tnnhty of pm,a nd
~ -. W ,h,"nrnia. neain-t WILLIAM HFs~F snd
~ ~ ,r'1t "t STEWART. and CHARLES sTFw
s"., o t we sam otrhree Hundred and Fii., the
."l ~. Dollars principle debt with interest ths,e
Is, , w rs,e OF three per eeLt per month. q m IA,
80 -. niyntF A. ID 1857. until paid and All cos,.
az. .sse" IN the sum Of Twenty twenty sve one.
nmnuisnths ts's eol D~lls-s ard all accypinc COS,
,.nst'r. ',ler Z" me directed and delivered rnp,
"a"nine me To se'lih~ motigaged nr,mi..s h,.;,,.
=, nnhJ,s To .ati'f y said demands will e, no.,
r,is p""'o sac N the highest bidder for ash On
=, ta: ~ ,ee iGth Day OF ofaugua, d IS,s
clock ? N. Of laid day in p1r,n,re Of ,r,
fsY ~, OF said order, portion ot Lot numb.,
n,Ii' sigh'' IN Block number two Fal Of the T"wn of
san according to the map or pian Of :. ii T"wr
"nn,. S,AHs IN the ounty Recorder. office Rptt,
~ 'siitofnis. being twenty 6r feet front a.,
s. rS' Nae OF Myers street and r1int irg hacL 6o,
Vt, -. 20 'a' number seven in same block ''
Ine above safe 10 take place "a h.. conr, t,..
HtoNsaid ''''e' N"'hs Ehi Siai'
NJ, ~, ID Plum, Sheriff Bn'ts Couatv.
Da'eu 'ro'ile. July asst, A. y Iss
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Tor srT1r,isor. 7 irsi istrid,
PETER FREER.

w rwticts ,fpe reree
JtH' &. TEkI V. ..TDWAi u DCNAHO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

90, nty Ponds for a Enilrord ar " rgon Roadr-NO.
t-s F'erfI"r. wefn'tdty serferier 1s' IN
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
DTMocrATIc FORMATIONS.

rrMoCrATIc FORMATIONS.
For A. e,ntiymsn.
y. y. MOVpvSON,
HENRY II. MIGUEIS.
For Assessor,
tt ID. A. BROWN.
ff SrTe, tnicIctDt tf ItlTe 1nstGutt ton,
ii. a. GAS TON.
For Corope-,
JAWS C'BRJEN.
Township Nominations.
Tor s'Tfr,isor. irsi Tistrht,
PETER FKEER.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Pr Cn-fniL

p MAcUlrE,.......JGpRY J. COLLINS
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

II. U. JsSNiNcI, sec'y.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
THE WASHINGTON UNION.


people clearly expressed they would reject IT, Tint
was all the he wanted IL wac not haIsss
that HHs the great question 1t whether another
slave state should he admitted. IL has bsliaf
that the next President would be elected by the hk
rspnecns and they should prepare 10 meet the issue
he then referred - the resolutions, and characeriEd
them as precautionary and not aegresiye resting H"n
the constitution the theory of onf government and
loking 81 The revolutionary principle by which the anti
slavery men proposed ts destroy the constitution and the
Union Texas he proud 10 say, had taken posi-
lpn ~ character which involved the necessity II
sIiting with the OF the States oi the s0utha posi-
ton Which required them 90 rely upon the politician
but 70 consult the great heart a the people Of the
south
l1e ooIumee then rose and after the House had de-
udcd several motions 10 adjourn TIL Monday, 10
ADJOURN, and 70 take recess in the negative,
Nr. GROW Of Pennsylvania moved that the House
ADJOURN which motion agreed toyeas g. noes
H.
l0arned-
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OFFICi H.

Jo nseaarrn Bet- n y Ane'sna 90 si '-Aa'n
aesvv
s,.ssarv ~fssrr harna thos Rstert
.au bas l.Su itsunsrk. s's part ri
sas.e 40 herry rcrrEn'-a hsn As sah
and aaa eny such funrsrn- ps-r. sna
trivleue a. are appcd of the most i~raed
the ruIpa state.
In tsnaBy haye craca these letters 10 be mae pat
sut ihe ti'cA states 10 b. heresn'e anse
s,,sen usrr Washington is th dss 81
n s1 Msrcs is6s ana NJ the Independence Cd s fnied
states Il lle eighty 7ecsnd
JAMES urcJ4sSAy.
ny flar President
Laws Secretary ofs
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CECONB SUPPLY Real good and wild. black
- s r Hoancet dresses "a sF and 81 yrrd
ordinary cheap a.a,
tslsr rvchsnr
much largest chesprzt the ia-sr4ct
200 Tos h hncaF, an sra lhiek ard in- q them
mad n our n fresud.
T gaafy hucn reys HEHasfy PaFsisr rfe"sh
enahle m. ~ The usually
chnrga fr rie inlerior Erpoe=.
correspondence sera surples
dAiy
oue proc euiy Tlsn purchaser
i~ evcrrhhreed
W. arsse yrprg sry g-ersra payment
inorflly
e,si srtci pocs na drsAu- " rris1 al
ea-a. FFiasY TsagTfEz
s-lt tuitiFvr.
Nsrrh s--iatfG g Nsrset
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nASAS ESSAY ON MANURES. % cents.
Il marHto on - eeni-.
lNalal,son on nd Manare+. Inncen- ~ cen's
on trsciirai 8rriraltnre 50 cents
FtHcflcai Treatise Mru.r~s- 70 ren's.
wa,rts Lectures Agricultural Ch.rnisrr- London ~
Jiiialr and fefuizpg iaud vet London u -
sltis PnctieS AsrIcrtaral Chemistry 10 c"a1s-
Muck trrk. 81 n
Iihn-toas klfrRlgrai hefui-t4Y. ~ -
J1atsa'H Agricultural fsJs'istry so
CHauu-fs Elu, Frglse,tI-s, ap2 tsas- ~ cenra
ssiy's tbeIni-sry. Lag,fun 81 s.
Johnston on Mapnr-s. svn. isrdna- ~ SO
Mar FEANCA IAslAF.
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IxFEnssEIss I.ssrtna-we inEssHs-i that lecture
viii be delivered this evening al the Smithsonian lnstitu
son by the venerable Rembrandt fesle. Washington
s his IL rtrats II VIII b. illustrated by tse original
Icrtriis 81 Washington taken ty Mr. fezle. and es
COPIES of other prtIEifs. which 20 e shown sinsy
AMI IN succreion, urscr novel and appropriate light
We bepe that Mr. Peaie viii have large audience, ard
coudent thd bis lecture viii sell repay those who
ma 80 % hear
Tms PEAK FANnF. nosed patty ~ nsassci~ns have
I..s giving ooneerts odd Feilcas Hall this week
with ,lsileI SUCCESS They VIII give afternoon
cert "a day O'clock p for the benefit Of ti.s
juFenilcs.
HAnPsHs MAsAzNE for Afrit is out a1i rs ff sale ny
Blaucbari Mahun corner Eleventh street and Fem
yl,naia aveune Among the illustrated articles de-
ri.ns al the American tropics siberia. isrtaIy and
Mount sinai with Thsckersys "sisginisss- INC scene
Il which j. shifte, 90 England,
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
rT,nE BoUK oF TIE CONSTITUTIONAL de-

TIVE BOOK or THE fONSTTTTTi0N.-The de-
.rt Peuple an part f tn- country fr =
bfsA, hrlagpg down hs
pressn tlS ai.rcrsrlca
throughout the country
u vsuntary
beth of having the
sdrn ~ rl United
hartns Sfreia
pms, present
ufcedh a fr
a
shu
the riDcr tnbpies bercsE&rs given
Il hf4rre rer.reus and
who dcsre ie -rn sfa sd
WILLIAM HfIEN- W..
ssr s--au wa-hsnrfsn City, ~ g.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
MR. G.. VANDENHOFF has the honor to
vi pounce be wil give a oourse Of

THREE READINGS THE PHILHARMONIC HALL
m te evenings q Tuesday s3d Turasy esh saturday 25th
a4
Firf evening Taesoay yANrFNIHF viii deliver hs
rrera.d satire VERSE entici S-nse, "A i~sh
4 sfnrs Of ia. fArv. for Iss7-5s.
s.nd crrrina T,ay SD tKsf5sIAS OHIO sketches
comedies ~ thu Master
Tsrd e4niag sstarlay 2-,h, An ESENyNT WITH iifNrS
with The
argc,-rs3 If TiIE Critic TRAGEDY RFiE Af~Fn~
eket4 - cvurse securing reerved ~ %
Single -ts--s.-ss4.- 70
Jiets 1fy-rctis mn-'c aud ~ Mcssrs
Tayar Maury brk-pre SATURDAY Monday ard Tnesaay
p,,rotrrs March 1t--A
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IsRAPE ESIIAWIS.-1fAD. BRAEMER. 334 Massa-
berhc md cleans Grape ss snd al
so
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

VIEW oF CAPITOL as Il will appear when finished
has been engraved in miniature or letter paper aud
lcpes hy Mr.. A Andrews. jr who writes cards vegy
beautifully the vestibue o Browns Hotel This paper
is admirably calculated for those writing this me
tropoli. "a friends at sdistancc
Mr. Andrews has received conmcssatury letters from
gentlemen high IN ofoisl station commanding him 10
the patronage OF the public skilful and expeditions
chircgraPhst
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

fIyTIE BELLE or W WASHINGTON--a trne story Of
L tae srrrtpus. hv Mr.. \, y. L4sscflr 81 25
lnsinaa.-s klge st,p7t. bg essifte 81 I1s
riir ftaushtsF. ~ Hcrtz
The Three Baantie-, hy Mr.. Srufhworth- 81 rs
3aatrs a TffTIEs
rcnnsy yvanfa sv~nnc.
Mar le-a
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

MODERN LaNGE AG ESe--Profossor DANIEL h.
vi sR.Ty Tsarher Language
80 Frsneh spani va rs rran nrrnnc, te
sr,f, ttn o--8
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

A NAroSAL ART CONVENTION, IL announced
i'm the evening papers to assemble tonight the
Smithsonian Institution where n large audience will
doubtless be attracted Ivy the illustrated lecture Of Mr.
Ptale We shall publish list of the accredited delegates
from the various associations Of country who
tend this national convention and hope that they win
All be represented by full delegations of such well known
artists will give vsne to it, action II is also stated
that several of the famous pulpit orators of the Moth
among them DR. Bellows, the champion Of the stage}
viii attend this conventon and participate in il pro-
caciings.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
NWrh io'et

MINNIE RiFIhss.--rwu 1lisJnss,,d for sale in /
eszs q trepty ss7 Foes
0GSs March IL aIw
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

Wy ASHfNGTDN THEATRE.-Iast night, posi-
w txeIy ud Mr. and NJ CHARLES MATHEWS
IMMENSE HJT LONDON AsstRANCha
The tlattre rranc feols cf
stne prsspaafn. ~ issHrceAfsts
Haacl ugnsd j. drcfnet erpriLont
rrfrA a tn-
sarTasy aAssc -, 1855,
with al M completeness sf apd g-pcral detail
nAy original Mtfh~ws
LADY GAY srANkER Ars G. Aafhews
s,ndav March rnnetaa Mr. John If0JdHAx
sslc y SIX nigsis cniy
Tararsa open al Y performance oornun~uocs n ~
20 int -tsies-ssr
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E-r@ NATIoSM CoyrEvTIos oF AKrisrs.-Ihc nrst
nl s8tg n Arlss wi issr Pasrn IN fhe
tts tatur1es3 evening,
past address vf he ieiV~rcf te '~ca-
I1ginleipha Sss9rr Washington
a PORTRAITS, shaan sinry n ~rccessa,
r poyel appropriate hi delivered 'ser~ t- fiutsietl
~stiy e New York s delivered s"ciect
rts.iy. pusBc Hs1f-d atiead Asr 2t-if
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4 GENTS WANTED.-The Publisher of the
~ UNION seargy - f encl
81 cry Nasinglan and earh NJ fte cies "
tsrpric ~ arAv~sy tine 10
al IN ssacTlbrr-
taar Ussa -bolT reinctd res's, d
III. ,Arrr -i- 4 aevrred
uit-uv~ ana r-nlra,rsfw -~rvs
Apaor made At the rubsesison ersr- of as
,u,r-r ep- an, vr-t Mar
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Esxs- Rev DR bellows cf New York, viii preach
IN d sunday n-s'i
tisaE a ge eeol, >.
The AAfnrr ans inFrrf~ncr 81 the
Pr-gem r. lsicas E1crersenr War ~
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

TnK AqrEpucT uder the charge of the able engineers
who have il in charge, Is progressing rfidy. six
nels open3 the others being pushed night and
day with many miners work cn them- The
masonry Of the conduit has been begun by the contract
crs and there win he occupnton for large number q
stone -niasonE Large quantities of Stone have been
qarrird during the winter and placed along the edge Of
the excavation 81 the aTaeduct, which Is ready far
masonry. The CONTRACTORS pushing forward the work
with natural desire have their contracts finished as
possible.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

LoSDoS AssuEsscr was performed last night TO crowd
cl anlicnce (and viii I've repeated to-nigbt) with the
following excellent cast Dazzle this original character
Mr. Charles Mathews; sir HaTceuf Courtly Mr. s u.
Eytinge Max Harkawsy, Mr. Russell Charles Court
hey Mr.. +. Bangs Mr Aiolphus spanker ton this oc-
css0n cuiy,i MIR. J. NJ Dawson Marx Medile, Mr.
Whiting Lady Gay spankeT, Mrs Charles Matthew's (;
Cool, Mr. Tree solomon lssacs, Mr. Newton Martin,
sIr J. Whiting simpson Mr. scmupcrs Grace Hark-
away Mrs John Sloan fsrt, Miss Tree.
Tar GEoRsErowN Co1BgE founded ia the year
l7s5 and ifs first principal Rev John carrol after
wurds the FIRST archbishop Of Baltimore In ISIS Con-
gross raised Il 10 t!ie rank of university The medical
department was cpenel in May, is5i, in Washington
city sIid from small Ienning has bcrnrnc Of the
most furnishing and wrarrsngri institutions u the
country The CoIlc-e nov numbers '3ll stBrcuis anil
the medical deTartnent from S5 70 - mcmirn many &c
tbctn eminent iu their ptat,ssiun.
Gaurrs I,nrs BooK fof April Is ior sAle by J Shil-
Hugiou AMI vell des il sustain is rryuiaticn the
stautlarl ,,f LishiOn.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

MISS HosqERs BEATRICE CENCI SLEEPING
f esgu-iie ,6ece scfsure,
Tr fI,aYrr cugars cxidhtr's fr
ei fTpfs Fine 6lcry Az Pennsylvania srrsae. (ws
rartt5cus bussnE5
tsssserr I. fin
Yha g,.ras eziirtson fer tie benrHt
March 1T--n
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MARRIAGES. CARRIAGES CARRIAGE rs 81
hsn very large asf nne nssrsl"rp q fnniy
egrrfacr-, bsruurhes-
ginu- aua .bahie hugE md number ef secen hsra
tatrnG@-.
throwing purcaAs are ms ' ~ ~1smns Wy SUCK "
fre latrciasiIg- All wsTS warranted
seem b aad carriages tSksa IN csrhsnse
YDf-s.
80 rrnass 5ad
Mar - -eaernop Garner ~ =, Warrington
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
n.sys IyIoy sg-x-Rfsr PR.vFR Mfrrry

E.@ypfIsIoy Srx-RrsF PRAYER Nffrrvs.--At oclock-
rpegsg tnEsh Lutheran tisHrrh Rcr Mr. Builrrs
nettr IL .aV,apatr the d ~ sa fer
riga r1iua al tciov-a ccnnfry, snd
sa wrii
church. earnestly invited ~ nftce
r1,., to r,f,ipur nfsu,-ha
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20
TeiegrspIiic Dispatches.

New YORK, September l. The ship llar,
riet France, which sailed lrom Liverpool %
the 2Sth of August fer Baltimore, was ashore
IN O4klands Bank on the Sd inst. Ii Was
feared she would become a fetal wreck. She
had So. 00O bags for the Uoited States.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l7.-By the Utah mail,
We leara that one company Oi troops had
lief: Fort Briiger Tor Greg n, and Others
would leave syon. Col. Br!cc'- ta;ta!i9D 0!
Utah volunteers, under Lieur iili, arrived q;
Fort Leayeuworth on the l;ta, where they
will be paid Cd ADD mustered ont u Tie 80
vice. Col. Cooke, Lieuts. Ba!ori and "
cram. Of the Second DraruUns. Captains TORE
and D navant, Of the Ieu:h Infantry, arri7'
I'd from Utah 1T Fort Leuvenw UIth Oh The
evening Of the 18th.
SANpusxY, Sept. l0.-Tbc attendance q;
the State Fair today is abou: % 600. There
is a large additional display III the asr'cu',u-
raj and mechanical departments. A%Juvenlie
| comgary Of Cadets i!om Toledo were REVIEW
ed bv Gov. Chase. C,Tpany d. light aTtll-
!ery, of Cleveland, and the S4n!ussy n:iiI-
tary participated in tho proceedings. Three
prizes we're awarded a; the regatta yesterday
Tie boa. Fellers reccived the first; the De-
troit the second, and the Unknown oI Cie'H'
land, the third pF'ze.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. lG-Thc first overland
| California mail 10 California via Jefferson
| city and Springfield, Mo, Fort Smith, Ar
kansas, and Preston, Texas, took Its de-
rarture from the St. Louis postoihce this
morning. Is goes by the P,cific railway TO
Upton, Mo, thence IL coaches aud spring
wagons to San Francisco, the fare from D.
Louis to San Francisco bc!n. SUI.
ADRIAN, M!cH., Sept. l6.--Mess!s. Bar
MISTER aud illusion made splendid oaiio'n
ascension froui here t,-das, iantius near
knights S.a,iun, eighteen Mules vest oi -
.odo. By some mistake IN allshtins, the oai-
loon ressccrGcd ia a nOrtheaseTiy dlrectiOn,
carrying IF MIR. Thurston, who is sustaining
himself by the rigging
BosroN, September l6th.-A heavy north,
east RAIN storm commenced here ut twelve
O'Clock last night. and still continues. The
Stonins,on ard Fall River steamboats, arrlv'
cd about one o'clock, 7 NJ.
CIsc1SNArI, Sept. ia fire occurred on
Front street last night, which destroyed me
stores Of Messrs. Chenwor:h X Co, Af. I'D
ward Knight, French & Wlleyn, f!Ggs Il
Murray, and Fee i Co. Los Si3.OJ0.
FlxcAsrLg, Va, Sept. &c --ueDry ",
BowyGr, examined on the charge o! killing
JAS. McD,well, 81, was acquitted by the ex-
aiming court to-day. There was loud ap'
pause in the courtroom upon the annouhce-
sent OF the dtci,iUu.
NEW YORK, Sept. l7.--Wm. Ii. Monaghan
Of Charleston, fell from a window OF tie
N.u Ynrk U,tal last night, and was Killed.
LANCASTER, Sept. 1.-THE President ar
rived at Wheatiand last night, In a private
carriage from Columbia. =,
NEW ORLkASs, Sept. lG.--There were a
deaths from yellow fever yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20
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The Petersburg papers say 3 young man
bailipg from Richmond, named j. A. AiTey'
passed himself irsc Oh the train from Peters
burg TO Weldon last Sunday, by producing a
note purporting 70 be from Mr.. O.. Il. lay
pey, STATING that lie had been employed Iy
hlm TO pefvrn some work IL Nor'h Carolina
and that be would be responsible Tor Dis pas
sage. At Weldon, be registered bis name
u. A. Alvey, Richmond" and PAID Tor &C
commodations with money borrowed tr"m an
equally hard looking Customer, who Was
either 90 accomplice CT afflicted With yer
daucy" in its most aggravated foru.--
Tie then passed OF for Raleigh, showing the
railway conductor u fictitious pass from hT.
Peterson, asent Of the Ssaboard h'iiroaa' 81
Wsldor; Jut Oh reaching ms dast'nt.;ion DC
w,s ns,d in durance up-!i telcgr4phlc des-
patches pere sent 10 Weldon ana Petersburg,
and as the PASSES tuned or to be gross Tor
geries, he Was committed TO Jail in Raleigh.