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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
Saw JUAN Irnas.-In the Press, of the 2oth,

SAN JUAN IfELs.-In the Press, OF tne ZVtn'
we tnd the following items:
The cabin Of Andrew Smith was entered oy
thieves on Thursday night, the wlncow sorn
down, and the hearth-stones lifted up 10 eeareh
of treasure. Mr.. Smith has recently SOLD BIS
diRgings, but was too sensible to put his mon
ey, II he received 1t, where thieves could break
through and steal.
HI. Mckinley, Esq, the "Henry Jacob" OF
the newspapers, visited San Juan last Saturday
aud gave Shaksperian rehearsal to small
audience.
The Middle Yuba Canal Company have late
ly constructed substantial 6ume which leads
from their ditch to Manzanita Hill 1t is z,4OO
feet in length, greatest height from the ground
So feet aud the box is two feet elgnt lnches
wide, by two feet deep. |tr
Feldspar is found in considerable quantities
in the vicinity of San Juan. 1t is q mineral
much used in porcelain and pottery manutac,
tnres. and is also used in the manufacture oi
artificial teeth. ~
The Bloomer Company cleaned up 5000 last
week. Another interest has been sold in these
claims for Sc. QUO. The majority Of the miners
on San Juan hill are not washing at present
being engaged in cutting the granite. laying
sluices, &c. Mr.. p. Omstead, who formerly
conducted the San Juan Star, has struck ravin'
diggings in this vicinity which prospect foul
bits to the pan.
The cabin Of Mr.. J. G.. Alexander, mine
on this hill, was visited some time last weel
by thieves who overhauled trunk for valua
bles-found none, and helped themselves t.
what blankets they needed. As Mr.. Alexande
had just been paid several thousand dollars TO
| his diggings, the thieves no doubt expected
good haul, but we're disappointed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

THANKSGIVING DAr.-Services appropriate for
Thanksgiving, will be held IN the NJ. E. Church,
on Thursday evening, the 25th inst. A dis
course will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Fish Of
Grass Valley. Services commence at seven
O'Clock, P. NJ
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

Col. o. H. P. WHITE, for several years . res.
ident Of Nevada county. has recently opened .
forwarding aud commission house at Sacramen-
to. Col. White is we'll known here as All &C.
eomplshed business man, and merchants and
others entrustiug business to his care, can rest
assured that it will be attended to with prompt.
ness and fidelity.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

S. p. SToRMS.-The Tehama G0zete learns
that S. P. Storms, lately injured by being
thrown from bis horse near Neal's ranch, is re-
covering slowly from the effects of his fall.
No clue has yet been found to the robbers who
so cowardly took advantage of his helplesspess,
on the night in question,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-The Sierra Democrat.
relates that a Chinaman was robbed by two
white men in that county on Monday week, of
forty dollar gold watch, two revolvers, and
six bowie knives-the only valuables and arms
he had on his person. This case will serve to
warn travellers Of going imperfectly armed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

HORRIBLE DEATH.-A dispatch to the Union,
from San Francisco, dated Nov. 2lst says:
Chung Wang, aged about forty-two, volun-
teered to adjust some betting in the Pacific
Cordage Factory, at noon yesterday, when, bis
clothes coming in contact with the machinery,
he was carried around the shaft about thirty
times, and died in few minutes after being
released, with all his bones broken"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

JrMPING.-The jumping match which had
been made up between Soda Bill and Kitchin
came off at the foot-race track last Saturday
Soda Bill was declared winner by twenty inch
es; the distance made by him in three jump
was thirty-fve feet and seven inches. Some
$500 or $4OO changed hands on the result, th,
most OF which wss won by Dave Ashmore.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

VnLArNoUs.-The Placer Courier says that g
deaf and dumb man was robbed near Yankee
Jims, on Tuesday of last week, of all the mon
ey he possessed,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

TIE Ladies Party, at Grass Valley. held last
Thursday evening, for the benefit Of the Epis'
copal Church, we learn was largely attended
and went on in fine style. A large number Of
the guests were from Nevada, and the dancing
was kept up until near daylight.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

LYHcHING INDIAHs.-We gave an account last
week of an affray on the Sacramento between
three white men and some Indians, resulting
in the death of one of the form er named Nc
Gowan. From the Shasta papers of Saturday,
we learn that two of the Indians accused of be-
ing engaged in the affray were hung by mob.
II seems that the Indian boy who shot NcGowan
had delivered himself up to the Sheriff, and is
now in the Shasta Jail; he says he shot McGow-
all to save his own life. The Republican gives
the following account of the hanging:
The accused were Nep. who formerly lived
with q citizen of our town. and his partially
| blind and decrepd old father. or course the
accusation was conviction, and they were sen.
fenced to be hung TO the first tree that could be
reached The tree was soon found and table
was placed under one of its limbs. On reach
| ing the fatal spot, Nep addressed the Diggers
who were present (about one hundred and hlty)
and asked them if they intended to let the whites
hang him and his father They seconded the
verdict of the whites. Nep then denounced
them as towards and stated that he had no wish
to live longer. He then led his sisters to the
table and bestowed them upon those of his tribe
(his father was chief aud be was acting in h 8
stead) who promised to protect them. AT the
same time he distributed all that no possessed
among those who sympathised with him. Then
mounting the table he called for water. which
he presented to his father. The whites were
then called. to whom he bid farewell
Nep called for handkerchief to bandage his
eyes, and, when all was announced as ready. he
jumped from the table. The rope was too lorG
and bis feet touched the ground He immedl-
ately raised his feet. A draw was made upon
the rope and the limb broke--the Indian falling
to the ground half dead. He was again drawn
up and strangled, and vengeance (or jealousyD
was satisfied.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

AUcrToN.-We call attention to the auction
sale of French brandies, advertised in another
column. The sale takes place at 10 o'clock, A
n, at the foot of Main street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

CAcHvnLz SrEcTAToR.-The first number of
. paper, with the above title, was issued at
Cashvil!e. the county seat Of Yolo county, on
Wednesday last. Mr.. N. P. Ferguson is the
publisher and editer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

The MORNING Sr4R.-A new paper with the
above title, made its appearance at Saoramen.
to, last Sunday morning. 1t is edited by Alex
ander Montgomery, We have not yet received
n conv
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

PASSENGERS BIT TEHUANTEPEc.-Seventy-
passengers left San Francisco on the goth inst,
for the East, by the Tehuantepec route. 1t is
believed they will reach New Orleans in four
teen days
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

CHILDREN IN Misunderstanding to the
school census of Ell Dorado, there are in the
county, 1876 children between the ages Of four
and eighteen years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

CHARLEY BALDwN.-We mentioned last we.t
the disappearance Of Charley Baldwin, who h..
resided at Petaluma the past year, under ei,.
cumstAnces leading to the supposition that h.
had been drowned. We have since learned N. !,
his body was found in Petaluma creek, l.,,
Wednesday. A rope was around the BODY. ana
stone weighing about a hundred pounds. A..
tached to the rope. 1t is supposed that he com.
mitted suicide in a ft of temporary insauit,
His age was about seventeen years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

WE are indebted to Geo. WEIGH. Of the Pic
neer Book Store, Main street, for favors in th
newspaper line.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

THE CENTRAL RoUTE.-We have received /.
petition from PlacervilIe, asking Of Concr...
an increased mail service and more dispa,rh
on the central mail ronte. from Placeryill. -
St. Joseph. Mo. We shall take pleasure in Dro.
curing signatures TO the petition and forward
the same to Washington. Parties wisbinv n
attach their names to the petition can do 50 hv
CALI ng at this Office.
DYNo.-A gentleman who left sweetlsnd v.,.
terday afternoon, informs us that Charles q
Sweetland, at the time he left, was lying at III.
point of death, and was expected to live but
few minutes. He has been sick about week
with the typhoid fever.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

SUSPENSION OF AN OFFIcER.-In San Francis.
co. Nov. 10th, officer Horton was suspended
from duty by reason of intoxication.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

EDIToRTAL CHANGE.-Mr. E. B. Boust has r..
tired from the editorial charge of the Placer
Courier, and is succeeded by Robert J. Steele.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

THANKSGIVING PARTY Mrs. E. G. Weiss
gives Thanksgiving party at the Nevada
Brewery tomorrow evening Every necessary
arrangement has been made to insure an agree
able time.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
9TRAxED.
o. H p. WHITE & Co.,
and Commission Merchants,

Official the Wholesale Grocery and Provision S'Or'
Of p J. Brogsn 4 Co.
SO Front Street, Sacramento
wo have thorough FIRE PROOF BUILDING in Wni.n
to Store all Goods Consigned to care, which we J
not be able to Forward the day they arrive ana "
charges made for storage.
91- All Goods coming from San Francisco by eaeia
mento for your different localities in the interior oe
tcular in having marked, to of WHITE, sAC "e
they may have prompt attention.
November, Is 1S5S.-7-H
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

THE steamer Golden Aee, which sailed for
Panama on Saturday last. carried $2l63 6O3
in treasure, and 4l0 passengers
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

RIOHr.-A young mau living at Orc city,
plassr county, was hned $25 last week, for Civ
ing whiskey TO Indians
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
The Bar is supplied with Good Liquors,
WINES, ALES, CIGARS, sc.
Nevada, Nov. 23d, ls5s.-s-tf


CtUMMONS.-Statc OF California, County Of Ne.
- vada. Township OF Little York, ss-Justices Court
j. +. Squire J. p.
The People OF the state Of California, to W. C. COURT
NEY. You hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned Justice Of the Peace his Office in said
ship Monday the Goth day of Nov A. u. 1858 at
O'Clock T. ~. to to the complaint Of RICHARD
SAVAGE who sues you for the Of forty dollars
and forty nine cents-$24 10 OF said sum, for Goods sold
and delivered YOU and interest said sum, and $50 -
principal and interest prOnlssory note given BY you
to Peters Co.. The FIRST day Of June last and nov
hell and owned BY said plaintiff, as will appear By his
said complaint on cath. on file In my Office
On failure to appear and answer. Judgment win bs
rendered against you for said OF dcas ana
fort Y mine cents. and costs of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of Nov. A. D. 1855
J. f. SQUIRE. Justice Of the Peace.
An affidavit having been filed in my Office by Richard
Savage setting forth that he has good cause Of action
against W. c. Courtney and that said Courtney eoneeaH
himself to avoid service Of Summons.
therefore ordered that service Of the foregoing sum
be made said Courtney, by publishing in the Ne
vada Democrat week.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Nov. 1883
sit j. Z. SQUIRE, JrR
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

JSo. PArrIsoS, Of Langton's Express, has our
thanks for Downievills pAperA
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

LIMAEToUR CLAIM REJECTED-The celebrated
claim Of Jose Y. Lmantour to some $4,000
acres of land in the city and county of San
Francisco, together with several islands in the
Bay, was rejected by the U. S. District Court
last week. The decision of Judge Hoffman oc-
cupied two hours aud fifteen minutes in its de-
livery. The document contained full review
Of all the evidence 10 the case, and the effect
of testimony Of the various witnesses. The
judge concluded by expressing his indignation
that such stupendous fraud should have been
attempted, supported as it was by perjury, and
it was no slight satisfaction that the proofs of
fraud were as conclusive and irresistible as the
attempted fraud had been fragrant and auda-
cious. The fraudulent character Of the claim
has been 40 fully established that it is not prob
able the case will be appealed.
ESCAPE OF RkTTLEsNAXE DIcK.-Dick Woods
better known as "Rattlesnakc Dick" made hi'
escape from the Auburn Jail last Friday, as We
learn from the Press. It seems that lawyer
had gone into the Jail 10 see prisoner whom
he was employed to defend. when the Deputy
Sheriff leaving the door slightly ajar, left tn,
place. On returning, Dick, who had few
minutes before been brought down from th,
Court room, his irons not having been replaced
had escaped. Pursuit was Immediately made
but Dick having had some ten minutes start
and the choice Of tracks, his re-capture is very
problematical. Dick is the same fellow who
escaped from the Nevada Jail, about two
years ago, with Jim Webster. He has been
confined for some time in the Auburn Jail, on a
charge, we believe, Of resisting, and shooting
| at officers
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

Families, will be furnished with suitable rooms,
every attention raid TO their Accommodation
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
Died.

On tie Caayerss River Aug Thomas Cooper aged years
In Red Bluffs july a Alex CissIs frnefy oi ffazeroifsh
In san Franc.co at b. residence s,b Inst, q. q coz
sumption, Arnold Eu.r!s, nstfs Of An.erasn h.NAnd
In san Frsucisro. hr 7ih inst, Mrs Mary McDrrno
wife Of Nj Pa,rcs NJ, Denoi; native Of Ireland aged 45
''f5 Francisco on the 7h inst sococs n John
In Sacramento Aug & o L. Hunt la,e Of Boston aged Is
IL San Francisco on sunday the 9Th Mary Jane ure
San Jo.e aus l. W NJ Kncsde aged s7year' formerly
In San I Joe. July 81. The wife Of T. j. HasseL
L. Jose AUG JosePhne We'ehe aged years and
In San jose July Een, only child Of Cornelius AID Jane
Drew AGED sbou; 9 months.
Jon.. Judss Couty ofTuonue County aged 2
A; Msrpo.a july e. John R. Payne, native Of North Caro-
At shssts Aug T. J. C. Owens. ased 81 year..
Al Fisy HiI Shasta County Aug J. J. rafrsh na'i'e o
A townsend Fiat, Shasta County Avg Thq|,, Cot:
A, washnston, Yolo County, Ass T. Mr' b. NJ E''eie
A. Nsssds Aas VIM Psnbsrthy aged 81 year, and
Al Channel Chnne Rock, Aug George L. SOL oi Lew ana
H.rs, L. smith sgd year and u mSnsf On .r,. ayes y v.a
At Angeles July :" Reasio Arse year and months
Lo. Aass. Jy N q sh lGa sS Spf nGisn e w'se party
Al Lo. Angeles. July z, J. T. Buda, aged Is ,ears
LiDinssion. son Of s. j. Ashley Of For Point.
In San Francisco Aug H. MI Dennis Casey aged q years.
where he leaves a wifi, and ,hrre children. -
In Sacramento Aug S julia, wife Of A. g. Marshall aged 10
A. sonona July p Mary C., daughter Of A. j. and Charity
T. Muhersrsd, aged wears. months and days.
A. sonons Aug TO- Benjamin H. Mothersead aged years
months aud l9 days
At Sopona, Aug TO- Nathaniel MotEersead, aged years
months and ~ days. -
In san Francisco Aug 49, Elecis wife Of Wm r. Fox,
tive Of County Louth, Ireland aged 45 years.
A. vcoria, 9Th lust WIN fart, sged 81 year, native OF
Montreal, Canada
A. Nesh Bsy W T. Thomas Stanley eyed about - year..
In Linn County Oregon, June H. Ms Martha Miller aged
ity'ars
ia County Oregon June Is Jane s. daughter Of
S,sphsn A. and Amanda HocOmb, aged years
Clsrk.yle FL Dorado County James Morrison, aged D
IL Russian River Township sonons County, Aug Fannie
e daughter John Frances rhrop aged years months
and DAYS
A. Unioutowu Fl Dorado County July 80 Emma Carrie in
fsnt daughter Of Eli ali and Rachel Camp aged months and
~ DAYS -
Al Santa Cruz Aug g. Of consumption Philip Rice, aged -
years.
In San Francisco. Aug H. Mrs Caroline T. - wife OF James
Van Ness a native Of Hancock Co.. Geo, aged II years
July a. board Golden Gate. hence for Panama
Col Florence Mahon-y Late Of San FrsDclsco.
H. board ship j. Parks, San Francisco SOLO
n Ch-s..r, formerly Of Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

In San Ana-... 2 sv ,h- Rev J. W over'oa i'a-e
" H,ehcocs 20 Susan I.sb-i HoPPer -. ss..,, =. I.ex
AZ Sacramento, AUG :, A. b. " A.ss' ''
A. shs..a. Az l. Theodos- D.ckn-on 70 sar.h lsu''a
On board steamer 1>eu City by the Rev Mr. sen;oH. N
Als1anasr " Ma os Monte Cr.,o, iofrrry ol D.: So
n,nto 6oal;y. s5-Tnerly q Nsssseha.e;,.-
Al sscrsnsu,o, Arg > John @ Talbot OF s"@no - '
In ,Ge C.tholic ohurh L.. Aasse. Jiy H. NJ "'am
4, L. tae. Ju'v - Js.r Resona TO Fsraa
A. Sey4a- July Nj G'o Beeswita 20 Ms MAY '''a
o. A.. H. DsEi. " salmon q Uuion Cy Ala'eis coan-
y 20 Ro.suHa Ter.sn D HP:-y of san F',a.i.co
A. SHASTA. Aug. H. John Cox n Alui. MarkAy.
A. Hosseiovu Shasta Comfy Aug e. Aic-sel hicAe %
A. So AZ II. Theodore shul,e 70 M Anu Mlnen.
A. Greenwood. Rsrh. Nndocuo Co--;y' July S'i'tai7
B. Grr-nwood % Mar tyeruaa.
AZ Noseun-ne Ill. Calserss County, Aug TO- A J. Hos %
Martha Ellen Houst.n
Leon smith f-t ,h~ P.oae, - Mr.. Jare L W.
boih Of San frauci-eo. 49, ~, -,
A. yic-oris Ii,t in.- Edward Parsons % II. " slse.
70 Fuus eldest daughter NJ. James In1rne " 'ora
A. oynpris, ". T., July 5;h, Thomas '" HA'4'~ - Miss
Ellen Horan.
Hunt 70 Ms. Mar 2. Ameu. ,,,,v
AZ Portland. Orreon Iaae staney 70 M's Martha Nara
~ Or Grosr 4 hd-s % Ai.' hLo1A CHip a5'I
A. Winchc.;ef org Jane - Simon K Lane - sarah J.
a. Portland Oregon, July - sa. R Smith to Aana Miller,
A. Ne2ea AnE GesI, Bses ri;h ~ 2 M,,y w.eSss Wt4
A. Vslsjo Aus q by B.hop Zip L J. WalseF aad Maria
Le-
II s. Helea 1-i7 Sa'a County. Als u John Custer
% Sarah Rcley.
In s.cI-Heiio. Aus H. by tie Rev Wu u Ill, Anthony
Es o. Enli4- v zpf-sa-
H. s.rF-nr-lto 40 iG BY he Rey WI u. H Or James
bows of Cesr LAX 20 Ca'harre kizaSei daughter oi
J r Sheridan
A, R- Bluas. Aus p James Keith 20 H4-iei Ll4'Ety .
A: sonoua, Aux AloIo Spur 70 tfs 4 sPE' al o.
Santa R0sa Valley.
A. sscramsnto Avg T. By The Rev A Benton, Georse
Lee Pacese p lieih Consra formerly Of san FFAa
A, sacrauu,o Als. H. by the Rev. J. 4 Benton Lorenzo
Berry 20 Elizabeth H4uis, al 4 Sa- Frarc.sco
AtValejo Ass LewisJ Walker of Sspa Ci.y 20 Maria
Let nf hsisjo
In san .o Aug H. Al St Franc. Church By ,hs Rev
p Nae.us-to Hr TEuupsoa Miss Cathariue >culy.
H. Sar Franc.ro. AK lf by n HaurlhGn. J. P NJ C.
c Leon Of Fan Pablo Contra Costa County, 20 Joanna
Molrfz of san Francisco.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
$l,7OO,OOO IN GOLD.
INTERESTING FROM cEsTRiL LsndsOUTHiNERICA

Tn. L. 8. mail steamer Star Of the West CAPT.
GRAY. from Aspnwall, Sept. g. arrived here on satur-
DAY evening with mails and passengers from San Fran
.,co Aug 20. Her purser, j. f. Patterson, reports:
Sept 2, 10 a. M, parted company with steamship
Granada bound to Key West Sept 8, . q. Tn' lat.
23 3s lon 79 58 spoke steamship st. Louis, bound to
Key Wet; Sept. 9, 7:SO a. ~, exchanged signals
With brig Essex, steering north, lat. ~ -, on - '
Brig Fanny Witter, 5. +. Lewis Master, struck on
The Rcpckadore reef on the 18th July. Total loss.
Grew and passengers saved.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company steamer
Golden Gate, X. l.. Whiting commanding, lefi San
Francisco Aug. 20, II q. IN. On the oath exchanged
ngnals with steamship Golden Age, bound up. sept
q a. m, passed Company steamer Sonora of Point
Nals.
Died at sea, on the 2ith August. George ii. Steele,
aged 40, late resident OF Rough and Ready Caiofns
The following is the specie bst OF the Star oi tne
Mt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST
CHILL.

Onr dates from Chill ARE 10 the 3st July
The country is reported az being more prosperou.
than for time past but the general news is exceed
Ingly seGnty.
A project has been brought forward to reform the
Constitution and another authorizing the Government
to warrant tie bills Of the Credito Hipotecaro. 1t is
also contemplated to authorize the President to pur-
chase gold and silver bullion st the prices current IL the
market.
The shareholders Of the Valparaiso Bank have pre-
senied ther haiyeary report for the present year as
follows:
profits obtained BY the establishment. $50 ce2 -
To which aed surplus ~"
Total profit Of lar half year............. sS7os2 -
These profits have been smaller than those oi TIE
former half year
Lsery the Bank has lowered the rate of interest TO
three per cent and although this IS losing rate Il s
exrected that q compensation Tor the loss VIII DC
found in the greater increase Of business IN future
The bank vii pay on the 18th OF August, dVdend
Of Der cent i0r seven and halt months.
TIE shares Of the Valparaiso Gillian Insurance
Company have been offered in the uiarke, unsuccess-
fully.
The news from the minera. districts OF Copispo are
more fat,ering daily, rich discovery OF copper mines
has lately been made north OF Tres PuHtds.
IL order TO settle definitely the Peruvian debt Cow
ernment has appointed Adt. ID. E1io Gomez Solar TO
present in Peru the bills, amounting 70 the sum OF
Ace eco granted BY Peru to the Army and Navy who
mads tie campaign q! the Restoration.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

FATAL AccfDySr.-0n or about the lat u Aag~1
Daniel Cronin, then Clerk in the Coast Survey ono''
Washington, ID. c., came TO this city % witness ~
great Atlantic Cable celebration which took pIscs
the let inst. A night two afterward, he visited y
disreputable house No. 48 Leonard street, in couPT
with friend ortwo--he then being much under isS
fuerce OF liquor A few bottles Of wine were iDdse~
in by the female inmates Of the place, at the eIpsS
Of the visitors; and Cronin at last became 50 g!
intoxicated tina, his friends put him to bed in e''S
tory back ROOM intending that he should remain y"
until perfectly sobered. The door was locked sd =
key pocketed by one of the girls. Some thrss ss'
aitsrwsrd, Mr.. Brown, the propnetress ud
guests while sitting in the paror, heard crash -
yard, and, running 10 the spot, found thst U"
lad opened the window of his apartment
capped or fell out. In his descent be struck 'pa,
wooden fence, OF the pickets Of which p'eroo"
left side and back, and it was with much diipo~p
that he could be removed. On e1aIninssson'
found that he had been frghtfuly wounded' ~
time was lost in sending him TO the New'fofk u.
tai. He continued to decline gradually ill sstu.s
when he expired. Coroner Gamble held an nq. 80,
the body, when the above fscts appeared.
rendered verdict Of death from " fracture Oh ~
Wis, caused by falling ont Of window a. NO. 70
ard street. Sept. 4, 1853" Cronin w~ - -,
age and a native Of Washington, ID. c. hs =.
and brother, who had arrived in Nsw-fort w..A.
to hi. decease, conveyed his remains oscA "
ington for iptsnnent.