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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

The DeRevere and Blount affair was
under going investigation at Savannah,
Ga, on the 4th. This fellow, DeRcviero
seems determined, at all hazards to ac.
complish his enl, by marrying the foolish
girl who has made herself such a foot
about him. A bullet hole in his hide
might have tho sGec. Of changing his
purpose.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12
OHM G {, 7 | s,

p9roSo's, fans. ladies' bells. ribbons, but,oas.
gloves o0d hosiery, port-mones. pins uccdIes
percussion caps, suspendcrs. combs, vcs''ngs,
twecds, cottonadcs, bcHched add brown do.
mcstics, roaGy-mode clothing, hajs, boo'a and
shoes, hardware and cutlery, tinwarc, sugar,
coffee, moIosses, drugs, medicines and die
stuis. indigo and maddcr, soda, pepper, spice.
ginger, and an endless variety Of other thlogs
TOO tedious to name, oil Of which is offered at
the lowest rates TO cash buyers.
Good barter taken in exchange for goods a,
such prices as We can sell ut again.
ADfil -. 3m MARTIN g. son.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

WITTY AND TRUE.-Jean Paut Ger.
tainly understood woman kind remarka.
bly, well. He says that "Iemale hearts
are like Spanish houses, having more
doors than windows, and it is much ca
sier to gel into them than 10 see into
them" Thou sayest well, o Jean Paul;
il is even so.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

CUBA ComNG,-Our dispatches from
Washington announce as certainty that
the Administration has all its plans laid
for the acquisition Of Cuba, and volun.
teers the impression, predicated upon as.
surance from official sources, that there
is every reason to believe that those plans
will be crowned with success.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

nI> Nothing Of interest has transpircd
in our quiet village during the past week.
Yesterday was quito dull day in town,
as all went to the pic mic at Sowanee, we
were among the number, and hope to be
able to give the readers of the Journal a
full description Of the pic mic, in our
next issue.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

AS the ship let's go her moorings and
sets sail so the Christian-the soul, that
is the tabernacle, and wings lis flight 10 a
more beautiful climate, to crest that re.
maineth for the people Of God"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

The quarrel Of twenty years, standing
between Sir Edward BuIwer Lylton and
his wife, has at last been settled by the
intervention OF their son, Robert b. L.yt.
ton, young man Of remarkable br:Ilian!
qualities.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12
THE HOME JOURNAL
WINCHESTER;
THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. -.

SSy- New subscriptions to the Home
Journal and moneys due tho Office will
be received and receipted for, during our
absence, by DAVID r. SLATER, in whose
charge we have left those things. Mr.. E,
A. GARLAND in charge Of the mechani'
cal department.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

We have had several'campmoeting in
our County in the last two weeks and
learn much good has been effected. Quite
a number Of conversions were made at
MarblePlain and Goshen Camp grounds.
ALI should attend such places.
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HOUSE PAINTsNG,
A Eae7 NC AND GLAZaNG.
Winchester, TpnneSScc

i. ). HILL respectfully tenders his scrsi.
ces TO he citizens Of Winchester and vicini-
", and requests liberal share OF pairorage.
Thankful for favors extended 10 him in he
past, he pledges himself to use every eforf,o
give satisfaction in the future.
Dccl9 ly
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stale OF tRCaaphCSaGC.
John lIriazell ngoinst Geo, W. White aud the
Win. a. Ala. Il. r. Co.

John FrizzeIl ngulnst Geo w. White aud the
Win, a. Ala. Il. r. Co.
On motion Of complainant and it appearing
TO TIE satisfaction the Clerk 81 Master that
Geo, W. White is nonresident oithe State
OF Tennessee 81 that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served on him, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four sue
cessvc weeks in the Home Journal, n news
pnpcr published in the town Of Winchester,
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to make his personal appearance
herein before the Judge Of our next Chance
~ Court 10 be holden at the Courthouse in
Winchester, Tenn, on Wednesday after the
third Monday in August next, 10 plead, ans
wcr or dcmur TO said bin, or The same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing OK
partc as to him.
II. r. ESHILL, c. g. M.
June "a lw prs fec 90.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

Lucy Stone, in tho course of speech,
observed 1--WE know there is cotton in
the ears Of men. Let US look for hope ia
the bosomS of women"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

A clergyman who lives on the sea-.
shore says he likes calm Sundays, be.
cause he is opposed to Sabbath break
ers.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

There are more lies told ia the brief
sentence, "glad to see you" than in any
other sentence in tho English language.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

BagPresiJent Buchanan is at present
on visit TO the Bedford Springs, Viz.
ginia.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

A violent storm passed over Minerva,
Ohio, on the 9th uIt., killing three per,
sons and doing other damage.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

isz}% A Circular showing The plan Of
The Loueries will be sent TO any cao dc.
sirous Of receiving il.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

Late at breakfast Hurried at dinner
Cross at tea.
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CERTIFICATES or PACKAGES VIII he sold At Tho
following rates, which is he rsk:
(nMiiCALcS OF PaC N NNnnIn niclnln
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En ordering Tickets or CcrfiGca ;os,


Enclose The money TO address for the tickets orc
cd, on receipt OF which they will be forwarded bv eft
mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in apy fmne
they may designate. way '7
The list oflrawn Numbers and Prizes will he scot In
purChogcrs Immediately after the drawing ~
90 Purchasers will please write their spnai uros nI,;,
aud 1--WE heir Post Office. County and STATE ~
~ Remember that every prize is drawn and payablc
II ff without deduction. ''
~ prizes Of 1000 and under paid Immediately after
edawing-oher prizes at the usual time of 30 lays
An Communications strictly confidential
Address orders for tickets or certificates 10
S. SWAN q CO., Auguq,o, Gu.
TO- A list of the numbers that are
drawn from the wheel, with the amount
of the prize mat each one is entitled to.
will be published after every drawing in
the following papers:-New Orleaas Del.
IA, Jio6iLe Register, Charieslou Stan.
dard, Nashoilie Ga=eife, Atlouia LalclE.
cancer, New York IFeeh1y Dan Book
Saraaah MornjRg Ncvs, Ricbmoud
Dispatch 0'td Nev York dispatch.
jane 20 Nv
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E.acln Gsltmgslny im Ag1 grst.
ANpTOXlnlaclCn Prizes.

) i2J prizes amounting TO eG30N0
Whole tickets $40; Halves So; Ours ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Transit Houte-ArriSel or the River
sssamers-Movements OF American Vessels
Of Wharf.-The Proposed Union of the States
Ratification or the Ceuty Navigation Grant
IN Costa Rica--Choicra In Guate mnia-Crtti-
cal Condition OF the Crops, Sc.

Tue steamship Columbus reached Panama on tho 5ih
nl from the Central American rorts, bringing recent
oates from Guatemala, Honduras, San salvador scara
sua aud Costa Rics, sixteen passengers, the coast mails,
lei scroons cochnca 40 bays eoec 100 do sugar %
Do potatoes SEQ hides deer ssins ami f25 $50
Ia specie, on freight
Tho datos San Josc. Guanmais the 2s,h, and San
Salvador the 21th Of september.
The tnn~a states steam 'rgatc Mcrrirnac is ordered
to proceed directly from iho Sauisich islands, ~h.se
she now % San Juan del Sur In Nicaragua the Decatur
n proceed direct Rcalejo on the Nicaragua,
and there wait the instructions Of Admiral Long.
Hon d n siarke, United States Minister, had returned
frcri Honduras 10 Guatemala, having been most avora
~, received ie the former stat.
The following appears in La Cro,sca de Cssa Rioa az
san Jose of sept. l5,--
Misrrs, or Fopsres RrI,rross.1
70 day ,ook place Official reception Escsency ST.
mraScaa Lamar who was recosnized N s easrsc.~r =
Costa ea. ians iron ~ Nh ei Iay lsst ,aea da,e
sent from Nicaragua.
The cron,ca q seri 20 gives the following ss the ncw
Ministers of Nicaragua
Minister for Foreign Aasts cad ias, y Pedro seieOn
Minister Of Interior War, -, Edusr.o Castillo
The National Congress of Costa Eica was aad
the papers filed with the usual annua documents
The report of the Minister Of the Treasury etc states
That tie revenue last year amouned " GGio besides
forced loan of t4a,2l2 which falling en- of s2i2 22T
from thc revenue ef 1856 Tito rational dcbt amoauts
to fSoooOo Complete pence has regued since toe sSpu
SOU OF the dabusers The Minister says th1t thus ar
tie rcvc ~ OF 1858 shows on Improvement The army
las been tut apon very him ioo;ng expectation
Of eno'her dnhus,cr invasion aud deere" has been
approved declaring hat an future nvadcrs shan bo unatod
as p'ra,s--i - shot caught The Whistler 1f
fcrcsB Relations usye isb cdoy.am 10 tomulolore
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N EW CIR A N A DA.

payava, oct. 10, 1855
Political Qsfst--Frers ta Pasrma-Ths Agsm ef as
Pcctfc Nail @anssips Geae q Vertosd--NDa irrirat
~ ~ Hymqua-rhs Ry1aac and Deca,ay Crdsrss u
NtorcoUa-1is - Kus ~ Aepalco-yc0 % ass,us
IL poaama boy Indignant Iieiiag IA PcAa@a az ~
ua,1ig.io CrevoHisgt, &C., &c.
rb,fe ittc or ntws ar pubic interest in this part
- rc Cranaa ap confederation, and TIE at mai rom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

News from California, Oregon, Fraser
River, Japan, Sandwich Islands,
Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras,
San Salvador, Costa Rica,
Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Ecua-
dor and New Granada.
e.o>>o~.~>~~.~~>>>~~~~~o~~
Nearly a Million and a. Half in
Gold Dust.
~~~~0~O~~~~~~~~~~~0~
THE INDIAN WAR IN OREGON.
e-o~-~o~~vo~>~.~~~~~s~>~
THE BATTLE OF FOUR LAKES.
o~oy~s~o<oo@~~o~>o~~~>~
THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE.
Arrival of the River Steamers
frOsM New York.
,Ths American Pacific and l!ome Sqnadfcns OH
the Nicaragua Coasts.
.<~o~<>ooy>~o~>~oooy~~oo
THE CLIPPER WILD WAVE WRECKED.
ANOTHER ROBINSON CRUsOE,
&c, &c., &c.
THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE
Arrival of the River Steamers
frOSM New York.
Tit American Pacific and Iome Sqaadfcn oil
the Nicaragua Coasts.
THE CLIPPER WILD WAVE WRECKED
ANOTHER ROBINSON CRUsoE

yno United States mail steamship g. LOUIS Capt John
MsGowan arrived yesterday noon from Asnwa, whence
she sailed October 10 The 81 Louis brings The passengers,
mails and specie which LEI. san Francisco Oh The 9th inst
IN the steamship Golden Gate
The United States steam gfgse Roanoke soopof war
Saratoga aud storesp Relief also British steam sioop De-
ysstau n were at Aspin~e--all well.
The follow ing IS de specie list Of the ST. louis
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naminguch officers soders may deserve special
hon for conduct Ia this action. By order Of

namngsuch officers sodiers may deserve special cn
uon for conduct In this action. By order Of
cor. WRIGHT.
p, A. OwEss First It, Ninth Infantry A. A. A. General
In justice TO Colonel Septoe, II must be remembered
that bis were armed with the most Ineffective
weapon that could be placed in the hands Of sokier.
rs defeat is solely attributable 10 the miserable
keoon, which sends ball only few hundred yards.
Had his force been supplied with the Minnie rifle the dis
defeat which he suffered would have been avoid
ed The fault is not with Steptoe, but with the system
that allowed the least suitable description of firearms
II is said that the Indians amazed
confounded when they found tho balls OF the troops
could do execution three hundred yards beyond their pre-
vious experience The fact s, the rife and Minnie bah
did towards securing the victory than perhaps will
be readily conceived The soldiers did not lose single
man but had Wrigbts force been armed In the same
manner as Stcptoes months before the fight would
have turned differently The Indians quite cont
dent OF victory and is expected the savages, who were
last accounts congregaed in large force afteen miles
from the ground will make another stand at tn
crossing OF the Spokan and dispute passage b.
tae troops Major Garnetts command, il is reported i
marching back 10 Fort Simcoc.
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Asffs~Ait, Oct. 10, ls,s.
Arrirci cf the hirw Bca, catharine 4dra-.No FGsrSs
c TIE L,be1ty--Tae tdSs Yr.sarri tsaors. de
The tngsh steamer tsd~sy arrived ot this port 90 day
from Grey having left there the night o the 7,h
INST she reports o arrival og le small steamer atGrcy
town. belonging to the whic stebblns company called
the catluarnc Mara, in god condition Tho tatharino
Maria il intended fsr lake Nicaragua The Liberty,
other mall class steamer. belonging TO the
pan, whi,h sailed rom Key West The day shc
a,larnc MARIA had not arrived at Grcytown when the
Ncdway left
The Cass Yrisarr hat lcft tor Lake Nicaragua tho
Colorado river but report haf reached Gre, that
she had grounded somewhere In the river supposed
IN er the Aschnco rapids-thc place where
The oris got aground some yess went
to pieces.
The Mcdway brings no other news
The oregon delegation q Congress by this
New York, except senator Smith who IN
Panama one steamer, ~ consequence CT slight nlspo.
EitiUn.
General John Cotton Smith, She newly apEriu,ci rntci
sta'es Minister resdcn, ~ BOLIVIA Is sew hcrc route %
his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

We indebted 10 Wells, Fargo Co and Freeman d
Co. Pacific express companies, and 10 the parser Of The
81 Louis for Of California papers in advance Of the
mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29
GUATEMALA.

Nicaragua!
GUATEMALA.
gEcErTI0H OF THE UNITED STATES 1INIsTEH~-pROs
ars-s of Tat cnulsRA--ihSiykRsARY or isDH-
rENDLNcE -M NAIL CONTRACT - EXTRAORDINARY
WEATHER.
Gratemala sept ?4) correspondence OF Panama Herald
Hon. Beverly L. Clarke Unit! States Minister Resident
near this COVE ami that Of ,ionuras duly
c.iVcd here, with the customary ceremonies on the l3n
&c J.y last that gentleman 'u,s pr'sncs rata fsyora-
bic impression alike with the government and .he
Honduras, and IN going board tho Columbus On the
.th was nsariy drowned by the swamng OF the launch
Notwithstanding ts accccnt he proceeded on ms voyage,
ant though suffering from fever reached the city Of Tcgu
cigalpa, in Honduras (whcro the governments Is tempo
fay located, ia. slh of August. On the 10th he
had L!s public recepoG Iiost fattering onc-and then
returned 10 the ct, via Ia Union, arriving here ON 0
9th rit. Ills heath appears To be now quite restored
Fourteen months have elapsed since te Ga IT appearance
Of cholera here md 80 meancholy fact that up TO this
date have never been entirely clear OF IT, For time
srbstce and Almost entirely disappears but then comes
feast iar, xhrre large number OF persona con-
gregsteh. usna amoupt of excessive eating and hard
drinkug occursan ,vesto breaks the chccra with
renewed violence fr'or the 18th OF Augrst ttnc
nuai fair day of Jocotenango an Indian Pueblo' at
tschsd city) the cnotera hat in measure eft rs:
but the far held, and the consequence 10 that wo
have had return OF cholera. About My persons hay0
fallen victims to il, and IL is certain that more viii b.s
added 10 the humble. b., fore again clear VI Is.
The contract for carr the mails of the fac0c coast
by the Panama Railroad Company . steamer Columbus
hs been hray arranged and approved OF by this govern
meBt Tho impetus given to the Pacific coast trade since
the Columbus need running very great and now
that large sugar and coec estt5 are oen&
and coton alse experimens there be d0ubs
that the export the Pachc will increase mate
rally amt rapaiy con'erring bcnchts alike on all ccn
cern.d The construction large wharf NJ tho port will
be Of the hishssi iposan ald tho inanton " hhs
government 10 have Il done a. soon az possible.
You need not be- surprised yoa hear bsfare long ~
railroad o'" u. o', o San Jr~ 70 the capital and s>hsr
IN. lasi improvements.
We are La, most dinsry scason, rain-A
few gst showers only have fallen s!ncs tha 1Slh oc
last july III. qucncc is that the acis al
"a sd ~, and e crop, " ss, hAs san-red e s~ch
4
iause Vegetables u al kinds very scarce, aud
4 gIacrgplc their usual
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Belly and Millaud-a peculiar one, both in social and
financial point Of Vlewt win BE- easily conceived thaa
their object has been other than obtain a largo
amount oi money from Nicaragua a oompensation for
Il cir ntng annu the contract under oi
making a national question out Of the transaction.
i notorious that II could have been the intAn-
tion Of Mcssfs Pey aud MlLaud 70 spend single dol
IN such giPantc enteprse--n the nrst place for want a
means aud the second for want OF pubic confidence
aud credit on which account person would advance
them single dollar even for the most plausible sner-
sc much less for such precarious adventure az the
pIs sent scheme.
The most prominent feature OF this transaction IL that
bo ehaterer Belly has done little else Than serve INA
President # Costa Rcu tool in enabling the latter 70
obtain from Nicaragua what he could not succeed - dong
hy dmt Of money, after twcBty years Of negotiations,
namely The settlement Of the boundary question, retam
ug the 50 much coveted territory OF GuaDacaste.
the best means Of taking the government OF Ncara
qua by SURPRISE rose Mt Mora managed so as To GO In
commissioners from that government to arrive at san jose
simultaneously with Mr.. Belly, in order that they shond
witness official pton given 10 the French conmis
SON, r. Mr. Belly Offering himself for the purpose and
slanming the admirable style the part OF comb
GENITAL commissioner Of tic Emperor Of France which haS
proved to h., asst actually was, lalsehooi
The President Costa Rca fearing that the President OK
Nicaragua might ask Mr. Belly for his credentials, de-
telmined to accompany him Nicaragua, in order 70
Introduce Inn personally to his colleague, and thus
force hm without exhibiting these creden-
tails Aud thus II turned out and the President o Nca-
rusua WHO perfect gentleman did not wish that the
President OF sister and ncghborpg republic should even
suspect that he had not tho fullest confidence IN his state
meuts.
Resides this convention framed up a. San Jose or k
may be al iars ready for signature thc time granteo
10 Mr. Belly by the Emperor having, according 10 his
statement, nearly expired consequently Gen. Martinsn
had time reflect, and signed the document IN
good faith, without Imagining that he was perhaps signing
the ruin ot his country.
ton BY Congress. without this Constitutional requisite ths
convention null. ard Il the mebcts OF Congress heed
tbs advice il is u be hopea they viii ponder well nlon
te fatal "ons,ao"no"s which is passage may have upon
the country before they confirm ard that this lesson
may TO teach tho President not to ba so confident,
ani to cxclam with the si.n Of the csoss-oi proeca
Nicaragua!
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ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS,
Nearly a Million and a. Half in
Gold Dust.
THE INDIAN WAR IN OREGON

THE BATTLE OF FOUR LAKES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
1HGURANCE.

LIFE lNAURANCB.-THE MuIUAL
DNA BENEFfT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of,hsy ave cent and pays them
while the living thus helping him to pay over one
III 20 retain dividends until the death Of
they could well afford to pay from 10 to ~ per
cent. IS per cent new . - .xu. 81.
Dividends paid TO January 1st, 1887 so.M %
Losses by death 10 i..W,SSs ~
Reserved capital TO pay future LOSSES afHois IL
sis4s.s54 IS
No COMPANY In the United has capital for the
affords advantages to tho Insured
M when the premium q policy for term OF NE, .:
mounts t5O per year company will loan the Insured hail
Ricimond Va
DR. WV s NORRIS. Medical Examiner at Iy nchburg
Persons yncbbnrg desiring Insurance thit lives can
obtain information and papers by calling at the once o., inc
virginiau. sept Tvs
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against loss damaR" by Fire on
Houses Stores Tobacco FACTORIES aud other build
inss on furniture good and generally in
town and country the most favorable terms
The lives OF all persons enjoying
good health aud constitution for Duration OF
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Slaves employ ordinary will be Insured on
The Company will also take risks from aud to any OF
the Northern or southern Ports at favorable rates"
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES NJ. CUBBS. Wee President,
GEORGE u. THURMAN, Chief Engineer
DIRECTORS.
JoHs OTEY TAYLOR, SAarFf II. MCk1ssEr,
DykTER SAMUEL GAHIAAD,
JAMES + PAYSE, JOIN Il. DAVIS.
H. STKATTos. MAURICE \ EAN6HpRsf
JAS. D. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
Or WON, OWN, Medical Examiners.
Dn. 4 IL 6iLakh -,
the Once OF tbs Company each day br".en tho
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
.xaiIg xirsiaiaa.


From the Fraser River Mines.
Advises By the Late arrival from the region Of
IL uxasse, river mines ere from Victoria Sep
1smbsr ~ end Fort Yale Ssptsmbsr "a. Accord.
inS y ~ EaA Francisco papers, the news Is con-
sidSrSd unIhyorAble.
he SIN francisco Bulletin says
= Ths nsws from the mining region is considered
up,n VGnriA and the many.'proSected" great
oaiss. .Whatcom has inoontinently dried up,
and most of the other places on the main land
hare allowed It's example. Victoria, being the
seat of the Hudson's Bay Compsny's government
a will - that of the colony Of Vancouver OF
course osnuct entirely 90 down. but 1t has, Of late
rapidly reoeded In the meantime, we may say
that il apparently suffers more under the influence
ofa sudden panic than BY any well-estabfshed
evidence Of the worthleisness of the Fraser river
mines
The waters of the Fraser have at last fallen and
thoee having claims are at work. From the best
evidence IT our command. We are led to believe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

NAN AND WOMAN BURNED TO DEArn.--A fire
occurred in the fve-story tenement house ia SIKH
street, New York, ON Thursday night. Six fam-
lies occupied the premises. and as the rooms wcro
soon filed with dense smoke. man named Michael
Hertel, and his daughter Catherine, u yonng W.
man twenty years old. were sufocated aud burned
to death. The cellar was used as stable, and
twelve horses were .suffocDted.