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Cambridge CATTLE MARKEr-Dee 81.

At market 6si Cattle. co.. Bceycs, and 81 Stores
sisunr OF Working oxen. Cows and Calves, Ncsrmgs,
Two and Three Years Old.
Prices-Markct beet Extra including nothing hut The
best large sthcd Oxen 100 Us per cWt3 ls quality
including nothing but the best large lat stabilized Oxen
625a 6bli ID quality, including the best Erasscd oxen,
the stabilized Cow AMI the best three old steers
s5.5u; 81 quality, S5,uui ordinary, S4,2a,
HnTrcing CattlC-No quotations.
stores Working oxen, frum 40 to l15. Cows aud
Calves from Sgn -, - 81. NrhlnNs, 500 ", Two
years old. So 81 Three years Old, 49, 80.
sheer and Lambs market Prices in lots 81, 80,
tFb. aa5 o 200; Extra aud selections 500 rs
Swins-5OI at market Prices. live weight, &C per
10 dressed a q SIC per 10
Hides &c per 10 Tsow, per lbs Pelts e. use each
skins. loo.
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FIREMENis LEVEEIl

The Officers and Members n Alert Engine Co.
30. propose holding Firomm's Love- a. the
ToRn Han iu this place, on Thursday gyei Jan
10, a. O'Clock, au which occasion tho Officers
and Members NJ Torrent Engine Go. no, aud
Deluga Engine Co. no, p are expected % be-
present iu the mil uniform of 'theif- respective
Companies, 40 gucsis u the Alert, who VIII also
appear boz uniform.
MUSIC.
St johusbury Comet uaud,-c. II. Clark, Leader,
HEFHESHMENTh
viii b. served boo thc ilail.
Ibr decoration Il ihp Hall will be- II tho fret
ordrr, and neither pains nor expense viii b. spared
60 make the firemouh Lcyce fret class enter
uumcur The public are Invited 60 participate
100 lhr Festivities az the occasion.
Price of admission, o. cents for single tickets,
Ito bc had atI. N. Iogard'a Book and JeWcu
Store, and 80 tle Door.
l S ,,o q C9 gTp,Nii1 ,iircr lcom ofAr
MATTHIAS JAf, '''n
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Cbf UaIr9oNlan.

INV ApYERTisEMEsIs.--D Dissolution --
Newell a. Co, Personal Property for Sale
Ira Arlington, Rosir OH Lamps, Jow-
etL List Of Letters remaining IN tho +, o.
@, C., Barney, 7, NJ, Several Legal Notices.
FHrWEsb LEyI-By reference 10 anoth
cr column IL will be seen Tint Alert Engine
Company No. propose holding Firemou's
Le,eo az the Town Hail. on Thursday oven
ing nest, Jan, ~, a. O'Clock This viii be
novelty for our quiet village, hut the idea
is as good as Il il new and We imagine that
together with the decorations Of the Hall,
the fine appearance Of our Fromons tasty
uniforms, and the delightful music Of the 81,
Johnsbury Conet Band the lircmenh Loyer
will be an occasion long TO be remembered by
all who love TO have ga good time" Let us
give the Boys " a full house,
YuLAGE MEErNG.-At tho annual meet
Ing Of the Village Corporation Of ST. Johns
bury, holden on the 9Th instant, the following
officers were elected 49,
L. i, POLAND, Proidpt
o, w. BAKER, Clch
Iiusiers
ERAsfrs FAIRnANKs,
EPnRAM CHAMREmN,
FREDERICK BuGHfE,
JONATHAN Ross,
lsINEL L. MACON,
A, G. MORRILL,, CoHector.
BARRoN MoUIToN, 7reonwtt.
Fire WWdcuS.
Gro. 4. MERRILL,
JOSEPH BoLEs
trcitr CiiiMuRF
DANroRTH WILEY,
LINpOm MuRWs,
EMiHsuN Halt,
THOMAS SrooNEU
dUdH0rs.
II. II. DEMNG,
Horace PADDOCK,
- A. G, CHAnwICR
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ALBINo RATs.-At the first December meet
ing of the Boston Natural History Society
Mr. \. II. Bishop exhibited pair Of Alhino
rats, which were caught in barn in Mcdtord,
upon the Mystic river. They are perfectly
white. with pink eyes.
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MAnnIACFs AND DEATIis.

Tho simple announcement n Deaths aud Mat
rlges viii be inserted free Of charge, but all ohtu-
ary notices viii be- charged ~ advertising ratss.
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COMltISSIONER's NOTICE.

WE the subscribers ptg appointed hy the Probate Court
W Tor the district tnl'A ia cuut.,uuUra turrtrlNr.
examine ADJUST all claims aud demands Of all persons
AGAINST Aaron Brow late u Shchrd I'm d
district deceased and the claims ct the deceased cAhln
offset thereto hereby give notice mat siA months
nom the h day OF December, 4. ID 1851 are rluwcd Tor
the creditors present their claims to said commissioner
Tor examination allowance HHd that We VIII meet TOR
purpose the late residence Of the deceased on the
THURSDAY March and June lHN, at tcn O'Clock
In the forenoon, each % said day
SEWALL BRADLEY, "Reminiscences
CT, J q. kENASTON, ''''''''''''"'''
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Caledonia District. -.
The Probate Court tho nsttit Uf taruutN Iu n per-
interested IN the Estate iu,lus NrsWU lu.auc
puf.In residing lu ~ uiuu. iu s,Id district
fIUT non CUtTIiAUU ttvIit icuE truvrr frI-
rra,ut fau Count that hls said wafd b srt,u iu irr "i
4llll I lAtu altl4ttd 10, J., .l., -li sifi'vTi
Hs follows holt ty aul set uU iu tho widow
pt dover out uf tr Isntr 81 hrt husband,
t,alru THROWN late ut Lyndon uHIy 49, deceased Ait'
ONO tlyiJyd hsiuf that pat u rtPtagu 30 svt ou a.
lurrs. ld.
Al. tuHnt two acres ntlud 10 the town of Lyndon af~
satl Auvu t, the hr,k ard lutuud :. r -nmg decided
iIlAtn NureaftHn David uuuitr Sept. lAih. 1851
and Coz more aru,at option rctotrutc maN bv had
Co g. rtl,r deeds
said also tcprescut tpsad Court Ht me salc ui
said MAMA Real Fntr w De- ,uuIu. I've Go hls Interest COT
ty ulutUyH ul such riiy ~ uttrr t
M inyrsius Il h In Real Estate Ana said GUAR
u has made application tu -id Court tHr lv,-' aud uu'
orit, sell said Heal Estate pursuant a. the provisions
uI the statute Zoo that lshHi
said apu alton Win be heard and decided hy said Court
Probate Once H. ~ Johushu,. ~ said district ol
Caledonia ON tho hth dhV uf January. \ -. lass.
tr-r-t- 'frtir-r -..-s-1sa -sl
tine ana place Aforesaid and object u 90 eee
cause the granting OF said license.
Dated at ~ Johusbur Aforesaid this 81 day OF January
4. u. 1875. .....-.
ASA L. ININNlit Jnuet OF ffobhl"
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PRNrER's FEsrWAL.-Thc Printers OF
Rutland are making quite cxteniiye arrange
ments to celebrate Frnnkliu's birth day on
ciie eighteenth in slant They have sent aut
invitations to all tho printers in the State TO
meet With. them. 1t is expected that this
s~ill he ne good time Of the season.
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A LEAR IL THE DARK.--As young gem
ftleman of this village, together with two la
dies was returning from Barnet on Saturday
, evening last and while descending the
''mountain." the thills became detached from
the sleigh, frightening, and rendering unmat-
ngablc the horse, which boltcd oil an en-
bankmcnt, drawing the sleigh and two Of its
occupants with it. They all fell some TWEEN
ty or thirty feet, among trees and rocks, but
none rccs we'd permanent injury. They eN-
,;ficated themselves and then procured help
in the neighborhood 20 recover their horse
and sleigh They were kindly cared for 10y a
'hospitble family az Stevens village, until
THE next day.-when,they returned home.
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sinks, Wath Stands, Dress Tables, Light htands,
So, Nc., 20 lcss prices than can be- bought 80 The
State ~ Vermont
Al tho,t wishing 60 bus Furniture viii save 10
por cont bY railing 40 thc Store formerly occupied
by Butler A. Coz, un Railroad street, hriurr pur-
chasing elscN hrre. a, GFCiIADWltk,
GItf AfsiuuCr NJ u. Is co.
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a ,ia r,trae for children Don't fail To procure Mrs
winsoW-s ssothng Svsup for children TccthnR has
nna aual on nrfh. mother who has ever ulcu MIS-
wisow's SyHur ~ Chidrcn wlleNrr consent
ebd through the distressing auq critical
rioj of Without tc aid Of this invaluable prep
nraiIa. Il W Ant health can be estimated 10y dollars aud
Scnt a u worth 10 weight In gold. MiouE ~ bottles
of Mrs wnsoWs Soothing syrup are sold every year In
che United States. ,--,--- a., =, 4,
Pres ouiy Is csuty Nott'a or'so b' dealers IN Med
.Irn EencIANI. -
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Mr.. WILLIAM RIooER. is now uenvassing
the County ss Agent for THE CALEDoNIAN
Any subscriptions oz moneys paid him viii
be acknowledged by uA
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a HAIRY Epmon.-Thc Rutland Cosvier
thus Welcomes It's subscribers at the com
mcnocment Of this year -" We are happy 10
inform our subscribers, THAI Che Eosriey
books are posted, and balanced, and We com
mrnce the subscriptions Of 1883, with a sieaa
bheet, as every subscription is paid
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Must Be Sold !

uNIIE balance Of the large stock of Fur-
i niuro NJ BUTLER CO.. win be sold for
ras.. for siEty days ~ she following greatly rcdu-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09

TnE AIAsoNs celebrated New Yea, eve
by inviting a number Of their friends with
their wives to a cvee Mt their hall. 1t was
pFedSant company, and all had a oily good
time
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~ We are requested to give notice that
the Ladies' Sewing Society are making pro
vision Of clothing for needy families within
the village of ST. Johnsbury' and that such
are desired to cali upon the following named
gentlemen and make known their wants S.
G. Brackctt, w. II, n. Prince, Franklin Fair
Banks, and T.. Jcwct'
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rnON M Lrwis- W vfuMONr.

BTuINHfuN, VI. NuN. \. 1884
GrNrirurN Vir1vr1 ttri have ifi..l il,s
ONNEr1tud nitlor, Gr 1nlsusluuuud pyNltN auu found
immediate relief from using uu part of bottle lhNN'
the prratpst confidence cure p,ppcusit and
Orrrrrl pvn, and recommend 20 vith much pleasure 60
a rrsyus hlairlug under those di-,a-rs
You abe rUrte 60 Tee tl, a. ink proper Go pro-
-- -- 80 y a4lA. - AAIEs LEWIS
Tho ON,rcnatcd Btsrs CIV healthy tone TO the Snm
a,h aud nsrsNo system aud the Hurrst prscrNa
tive against fcyer ad Asuc, ~ well as other Infectious
diseases.
SIM " rowtr 60. l1s Warrington street. boston.
Proprictors Sold 10y their agents every where Gi-OS
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Good News TO Cash EuYors !

FENilE subscri6rrs, on and offer thr brst day ~
January nr,t will rrl thr.r Goods forl ASH,
and ~ lover prices th1u r'cr sd.d tIr 90 llif pie
cuity, Come and tN ua. We have un hand
largo assortment, bought surc tlc Railroad rfHDh-
ed us, and cau and VII af a. thr rory lowest
puDrs,
lamors, Mechanic. ud CiutrUao ~ tlIf aud
thr nriuhburiHg Towns, whenever y1u lrr 100 waH'
III Goods ~ 600. Blvd, II.i give uaa cobb iII hero
yuu Will hud o larger assortment lhlu b. usually
Kept To- country ffH...
q. II. A }. II WEEKS.
Itu11u, Doc I'D, 1850 Iiu
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.rF We see 10y the Bostoa papers that they
have no snow there as yet we sincerely
pity them; here there is an abundance for all
business purposes. we learn from a gentle
man living in Burke, that The snow lies 10 TIE
depth of three feet on the highlands.
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A MENICAN 8 FOREI0N rATENTs-
n. H. EDDY. solleltor on PATENTb

tbr Al I'd ItH.I
70 FTaTE ~ orrosirs sltsI - noiTns, ,
rauues secure faleHla 80 ruilad States 40 %
We , 5se, 1sa gls, . Dra
ipgs inf fHtcuts executed pu rra iprms [aud nlh ~
m ert.rainr XXI WHY 'r uiiit, IA Pstsnts aT iutrn-
Dns and isFA Or other advice rsnfsfrl " Az nalrls
S@shtdB 3, isiai,,iar GSt p"s ~
~. tgfarI b not ouly M arss.iln Srp EpFand ~
,srg&o s9f ~ psi~giahlllp q. inl snilns gnsnlia.
oGrf, 7 them rlarNlf Tho tfstuiuuiAs tsnv given
prove mat n0nr ~ ApHf hrfffssft ~ THs FaItAF ~
radof o. y4st4eFs 80 Artir, b. poud adj thsihs
hHs abundant season g. hfr snd rsnpfnN fihH 10 hnN
zee 81 moderate The nrpso prartilt of thr spsCnbrr
dHruF iNenb lratt past hos rA ll,l hln W q,
patents Thrsr besides he extensive hhfal NJ iHF-
and mechanical frku sd n Accnunitn patents gahlfe
question e. onrf superior facilities mr nhtaniuE pairnts
AInr,rsaiW oia l1ufne} ~ Masllnrinn 20 W",ut r.
tent and c usual great delay more as hers saved ln
FrutDrs.
TeifimoHia's
Uufiua ne tRs occupied the ulrr n Commits ionu
fPgrnis D. u thdl -, NJ huslul, 49, hifrss llts
f!lfHi uh'" a,Hgl' l'l hi Hiu'l. b.,tn" NJ bs1 ~
murh business trmfc thr Patent nn1F Anf ilrW NHe
irrrsrI ~ Iidy ss 5ie nj ne brt uiIfmrd snd moot
stui Patent Hn,nrs iu the United htsius, and have 30
rr.In moro rpnprtsi And trstv ufhi ana Wnrs cara
hr ~ putting their ap1lraunaiu drW o. secure ir ihru
'u 'at soaia'oral' ''n'hraltg,9 q ihs fa's "''
Late CpmHlssonrr ~ ratsuiA'
Tr1m me prrrni Comm .siOHeT,
uArsr 10 ~ tr IuTur tho tine have hsid ihs nnrn
n ..ars1 81 Paisnis Il H. id, E.q Of i,aspll
tfcn rNtrnsyr engaged in to ausael!n ~ puslnfs
wiih ss once q. 80 d, w. - .'.g ~ ONO
Fard him one uf ths mo-i rspanr .ud sntrrssl 1a'
'''' "s Tem kSssoN iH ar':' ~ .rai,
nnst'n, Janu"r g. lsA "'H
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

TlNIE Subscrbgr would inform the citizens 81
4 Lyndon and Surrouuding towns, that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by II Bnbbitt,
aud fitted mp the same as Clothing Store SnA
Tailor's Shop and has secured tho services Of an
cxpciicprrd Cutter, and is now prepared to hirh-
sh Clqhing In every variety. At reasonable prices.
lie viii also keep ON hand - large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
To which ho invites attention Of those in want
tho same IT, u. S)NFS.
I-Sscn. Apfi' 70, 1885, sl~
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wild varnints.

LADIES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. The next
scm-annual meeting of this Association will
be holden at Mr.. \. G. Chadwick, on Tues
day Jan 10, at o'clock p NJ.
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Drugs and Medicines,

rVIIE subscriber has recently purchased the
/ Apothccary Shop at Lyndon owned Ivy DR..
u. y rrull, where may 10 found full assortment
Of Drugs and Medicines, Vegetable, MinSra and
Patent. Also,
'CHEMICILS, STRGTCAL INS7'RF-
MENYS, FANCY ARTICLES,
and In short everything kcptin like establishments
Prescriptions compounded with accuracy aud
despatch Medicines. Surgical Instruments and
Books, Medical or Miscellaneous, not on hand
will be procured at short notice.
" Orders gratefully received and promptly at
tended to. J.. ID. CARPENTER.
Lyndon. juno u.s. 1857 3SU
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v Office IL hereby given that | have rclin-
' pushed TO my sons. ALuN2o NJ and WuttNY
H. II. CiNlu,, their time during the remainder ~
their minority and shall claim none Of their earn
ings ur pay any d.ht. OF their contracting aftcr
this date HORACE CLARK.
C,h6t Doc % 1857 diGSs
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

NO. 30 HROMFIELD ST., RoSTON'
A. established .urpy the pnhs r'm evn"'ne lnd'n hs
die. fnr al disr~ts'.
M GREENE. experimenting rhyslcton, no
oi II this SYSTEM ny urtusl experience WIN e
md understands thejr true 'Nsttm Of Medicine. lnTA
"A. aud oil pson. h,s iuan System Of M'drine
should send and get rory Of the
"INDiAN AItCASA,"
nsvspAp.t edited by Rev uEoauS G. hASoEorr' Nheh NJ"
rive ,t Of N, principal in.u encdtsi rf price, and u'
.t m ,spoon q the merit, practice and slsa Of tAs
nt.on whchs ratied by pcnd copy 81 The Peps'
~u he trrr OF charge toany one
CansutiuouI ps-suslly. ~ ny letter ne OF eharr'
Address. DIR GREENE, 80 Bromfield NJ. BOSTON"
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T,Oe9rIt.
rSrouNn.
LIBERATION.

nN Main ~. frcr-t'', a tTr-rrr- -1trrri, rru-
~ tanning ,uudry article, ~ Wumrns wearing
apparel. Enquire at this O.hco. uI-",
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TIE ANNUAL MEHING Of the Fircmcn',
Library Association was held at their Hall ON
Tuesday evening last. The report Of the Ii
brarian showed that there were 252 yolumcs
belonging to the Association, and that they
We're all in. The Association is out Of debt,
and only about half Of the January uscss-
mcnt is collected. After accepting the report
Of the Librarian, the following officers were
elected for the year ensuing; President Hub.
bard Hastings Erecvsrc Committee, David
Boynton and Alexander Thompson, together
with the President Librarian and Trca'Utr
J, q. Willard. a bylaw wa, passed proyi.
ding that females and minors should have
access to the Library, without becoming
members, by paying the quarterly assess
mcnts. This was done that ALL Of however
limited means, might enjoy the privileges o.
this institution.
Coon TARGET SuoouNo.-Mr David il
dridgc-of this village, made two rifle shots a
a Target the distance being SLriy rods IN,
first shot struck the Target ouc.fouH gfoI
inch from the S7,tsy. The second. shot ca
orc.halr the size Of the ball in the first hole
There hging but ono hotC made in ,hr furFr,
In cutting out the two balls which were Toun,
imhcddcd in a block behind the Targct the
were found to closely touch each Other
When some Of the sharp-shootors beat { is
AZ -llAFiaFais- Willing Ia Irl- again Incl
David dnea- alWal-- --.-t-tf'rrri
ton in targcf-shooting however. having il
his younger days shot one hmdred and tlc
deer, and a number Of lynx, wolves and sue
wild yarmints'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09

ASu-sLAymy CosvAuoN, Ii will be
seen that we publish q call for an Anti Slave
ny Convention 10 be held at West Randolph,
the 2Glh aud 9th instauts,
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Premium to New Subscribers.

IT, RcmiitanceS must, in all eases. he made a.
rcrf 10 The Ibhshcgs. for at these prices no COM
mis- sion can he allowed To agents Address,
IEUNARD SCOTT & co,
80. - Gold street. Erw York. &.
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Card and Job-Printing.
nornrRs MoruEnll sMoTnERs y

cuted. ~ sroyr m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-23
Court lIatters.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CRIMINAL CoURr
WIN. Rurke, Silas Miller and Martin S:oweIi
were arraigned fer passing counterfeit money, and
plead not guilty. Charles Rich and Harvey Nc
Grary, for assault and battery, plead guilty and
were sent to Jail ten days. Three indictments for
selling liquor were found against Lewis Netteton,
two against Chauncy Eggleston, and two against
George Hatfield. These all gave bail and will be
continued to next term.
The case of Solomon Lynch for stealing S39s
from brother darkey, was on trial yesterday L.
Prentiss for the prosecution, NJ s. Castle and R.
Davidson for the defence. Castle made strong
plea for his client
CIVIL CoURT.-No cases of interest except that
of Reeder VS.. Coggswel and Others for assault and
battery, used in obtaining a child from Reeder's
wifesubsequent to divorce. Argument was clos
ing when the Court adjourned.
POLICE CoURr.-Jsmes Ward and Harriet Will
son, for intoxication, fined 50 each. Michael Win
ters and Robert Connell, for assault and battery,
fined, the former 81 and the latter $40. Leonard
Rhinehart, for petit larceny, fined $40. Samuel
st. Clair, for assault and battery, fined SIS and
costs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OVERLAND MAIL.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 20.
The Overland Mail from California, with dates
! to the 25th uit, has arrived.
A heavy rain commenced falling on the night of
the 2lst ut., which extended throughout the State
The miners had been driven from several of the
new beds.
Henry NJ Nagle, Receiver in the matters of Ad-
ans & Co., has made complete payment ofthe first
eight classes of Indebtedness, amounting to up
wards of Sl50,000
Ebenezer Thayer, of Boston, committed suicide
on the oath
Reports from Frazer River more favorable.
Honolulu dates to the 7th give more favorable
accounts of the whaling fleets than previous re-
| ports.
Business very dull. The jobbing demand for the
country had improved somewhat, and the prema-
| ture advent of the rainy season had given fresh
confidence to the winters business,
No arrivals from or departures to Atlantic ports
reported.
The overland mail brought i've passengers.
During severe storm at TETON, on the I'd of
October, a stampede occurred among the camels of
Lieut.. Beale. Nine have been recovered and six
are still missing
The Los Angeles Star, speaking of emigration,
says that another large party of emigrants flom
Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas and Texas, arrived dur
ing the week, in excellent health and without ex-
periencing the slightest inconvenience.
The stations of the Overland Mail Company af-
fords resting places at convenient distances, and
greatly assist travellers. The feed for stock is en-
cellent, and animals arrive in good order.
David Harris, of Baltimore, was burned to death
in San Francisco on the 22d.
The 9th infantry had reached Carson Valley, and
would proceed directly to Benicia
Three hundred troops under Lieut.. Boots were
expected within ten days.
The arrival of 900 ounces Of gold is noticed, be-
sides several large parcels in the hands of passen-
gers. The accounts from above are more favorable
the mines turning out much better than was anti
c;pRted the month previous. More miners were
going up the river than coming down.
Oregon dates to the 10th say Col. Wright's COL
umn returned from Wala Walla.
An artillery battalion under Capt. Keyes, is en-
route Tor Vancouver, with the remains OF Captain
Taylor.
Lieut.. Caste was buried at Wala Walla
Michael, nephew of Kamiamikau, the leading
murderer of the Indian Agent Boon, three years
since, was captured by Maj. Garritt and confined
at Fort Simcoe
The Yakinr chief, Ouhi, father of Gualchien, was
killed while attempting to escape from Colonel
Wrights command
Navigation of Frazer river, and trade with
British Columbia was thrown open at all points.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-23
FROM MEXICO.

The screw steamer Gen. Rusk which arrived at
New Orleans on Sunday last brought the Browns
vile (Texas) Flag, which says that Gen Blanco of
the Liberal party with an army of l,500 men at
tackled and entered the city of Mexico advancing to
within one block of the Capital on Oct. l4th.
Gen. Zuoaga made an imposing resistance and
lost 400 ofhis soldiers besides having large num-
Der wounded. The loss of the Liberals was COM
paratively small.
Gen. Baneo held his position for few hours and
then retreated to Tucubaya, where he remained en-
camped at last accounts.
Another account says that Zuloaga had only
about 1000 men, while the other had 5000, and that
with little exertion the latter might have taken
the city of Mexico
Gen. Echenaguay was seriously wounded in a
daring attempt to capture the Castle of Perote with
hundred men
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THE NORTH STAR ALL RIGHT.-This steamer
about which some fesrs were being entertained
arrived in port Sunday night, about II O'Clock
She was detained on her way up four days at Grand
Island, by storm, and between four and five days
at Copper Harbor, from the same cause. Left Su-
perior City on return trip. on Saturday, the 18th.
Left ontonagon the 18th Was detained at Copper
Harbor three days, and waited two days at Portage
Lake for copper Lett the saut the 18th, and the
Flats the 18th. Brought down 23O tons copper to
Detroit and Cleveland together with about 400 bbs
fish, and over so passengers.
Brig Concord, which cOllided with the Propeller
General Taylor, had been repaired, and left the
Saut on Friday the 18th, on her down trip.
The Star is the last boat from the Upper Lakes,
and she viii now go into winter quarters.