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sIlrRysrs SALE

UDY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out OF the
II Distrjcf Court, OF the Fiiieenth Judicial Dis
srlct In and for the County OF Butte, aud State OF
california. commanding me 10 make the sum OF two
esrsst thereon at the tale Of ten per conf, per
nun Until pald together sith the further SUN OF
thirty four and nyee one hundrsdths dollars costs
OF salt and all aecruiag costs by said writ wherein
MIMI NJ Company are Defendants iiave ievied upon.
and shall expose public sale 20 the highest bidder
Tor cash. at The Court House door. In the Town of
rovIlis Cossr,ty IL Butte ate aforesad on Thurs,
Ssy the nrst day of April, A ID. 1858. at IL
nclaeK NJ Of saiu day. all OF ths right, te and in
fsrsst Of ihs above named defendants in and TO the
following described personal property. 70 wit The
mill known a. the IIansunviie Qnarix Mil together
With the machinery, hsredtansnts md appertenan
ces thersanto beopging consisting Of steam engine
boilers, stamps. nximres &c. tNl
= ~ ID. Plum, sheriff Butte County.
4 Oroyiile March 9. 1855.
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

AIOTiCE Is he eby given that the undersigned will
In apply 10 the Board Of Supervisors in ana for
Bate county at their February session In 1853 Tor
License to construct Toll Bridge and Ferry across
the Middle or South Fork OF Feather River, a fow
rods above Its junction with the North Fork OF said
river. SN LNESTEk Y. SAVAGE 4 co.
BidwelI, Jan. 1st, 1883
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CONSTABLE SALES.
coNsTABLE's SALE
State OF California, County of Butte, ss.
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

STATE OF caiifornia, County Of Butte, ss.
Rf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
n Issued out Of Justices court, Edward Donaho
OF tbe peace for said county, at Tue suit OF j.
directed commanding me out of the property OF said
defendants 70 satisfy the Judgment rendered In favor
OF SAID pialntlhs and against said defendants for the
sum OF $50 % damages and $40 90 costs Of suit and
accrung costs have levied upon and will sell as
Inc law directs al the court house door OF said coun-
~ on the nth day Of April next, At 2 o'clock r NJ
NJ deiennants TILE and right In and 10 the Quartz
hihibg Clalm known rs that Of the "Powell's Creek
uuhrZ Mining Co.. situate the head waters OF SAID
creek In sac county running $50 feet southery from
sbait and 200 feet Bonbery from same SHAFT CON
tanning al the dips and angles of the ledge east and
west Of said line, with the appurfeDnnces tbcrenulo
belonging.
= M. J PURCELL, Constable.
0roville, March 25th, 1853
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rERRy NOTICE

NJ NOTlNE ia hereby given, that !. the undersigned
~ will apply to the Board of supervisors for BUT,
county California, at THEN next session for reuewa
10 me OF License to keep Ferry ut Nelson's Bar
West branch Feather River.
Jan. 1851 --lwt CS CURTIS
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CARD i. the undersigned. having been under
the treatment OF bad tzapkay NJ. D. although un.
solicited feel called upon TO give publicity to the ef
1cacy his treatment, hoping that 10y doing so.
may be insirumentalin preventing others from the
fearful suffering and misery which experienced
and which so often result from the pernicohs prac
tlce of pretenders. My disease has been that OF
physical and mental debility, which follows in con-
sequence OF indiscretion III youth The agones
which endured are. perhaps, unnecessary for me
To do'ail they are known to those who have expert.
enced them. Suffice it 20 say that having called the
services Of DR.. la J. Czapkny INTO requsiIou all my
expectations which mny nave formed of him were
iaofe than realiZod. would therefore recommend
DR.. Czapkay to all who may find themselves afflicted
with The dreadful malady. my object in SO doing be-.
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt
desire of relieving them.
ID. .DAHLEE, Printer.
State OF California. City and County of San Fran
cisco 81 On the 3is day Of jny A. u. lS56 he fore
me, WIN. c. Jewett, Notry Pablic personally appear
ed d. !. Dahlce, known TO me. who being duly sworn
did dcrnse and say, that the contents Of the card
herewith ~; ied by bin is true
~ ~i'a",s wheieof have her"anto my hand
and hti0'd my uiAcbll ,fa lhr day All wear first
aDuVe written. NAI G. JEkK EYr
lI,H Fulury Public.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons dealing IL
~ fowdess that Section of Ordinance No. 4, %
the city Ordinances, will be strictly enforced: and
each yender OF powder Is notified 20 procure Ii
cense for vending the same, ordered in section
Ordinsnce No 4.
Oroville, Jan.7
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C0NSTABLE'S SALE
UpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

Vef VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
NJ issued out OF Justice Donaho's Court OF ophir
Township, County OF Butte, ana state OF California,
to me directed, In favor OF JAMES BROWN and
against X. l.. MERRIAM and JAMES FOWLER,
have seized aud shall expose for sale at public auc.
lion, at three o'clock. p. NJ, on the sixth day
of April A. ID. 1858, AT Justice Donahos Office
ON Myers street In the Town OF oroville, the folio W.
ing described properly, to wit: All that piece or
parcel of land lying and situate In about one e.hali
mile south OF the Town of Oroville, and adjacent to
tho garden called the '0roville Garden,'' in the
above Township. Said piece parcel of ground now
In occupancy aud cultivated by Chinamen US a vege-
table garden.
s YfrF e M j. PURCELL, Constable.
Dated ths the 18th day of March, A. u 1855
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D EMARKABLE INSTANCE OFMEDlCAL RE-
RN LIEF.-Beow we publish the certificates of
two Of the sufferers from the pangs of disease who
having recovered from their former health and i'm
peed by gratitude make known their cases and re.
medal agent, and their statements are authenticated
by Notary Public Th5 demands of society impe-
riou.ly command their publicity. and we commend
their perusal TO the attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE
Theundersgned. desirous sotacquainting those who
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted,
where permanent relief of their sulerngs may be
obtained, feels 1t his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude To Dr. H. j. Czapkay, for
the permanent recovery of his health. Borne down
by the Distressing SYMPTOMS incident to fhe vicious
practice OF iunconlroable passion in youth; ;depressed
in body and mind: unable to perform even the most
trhing duty imposed upon the daily avocalions Of
life, sought the advice of many ply siciaS, who al
iirs regarded my disease rs OF triing Importance
but aasaiier II few weeks and in several instances
months. of their treatment. found to my unuttera
ble horror, that instead of relief, the symptoms be-
came more alarming in theirtorture, and. being told
by one that my disease being principally confined to
the brain. medicine would be Uflrt Consequences
despared OF ever rrSaining my heal h, strength aud
energy; and rs Il last resort, and with but a faint
hope called upon nr. Czapkay. who, after examining
my case prescribed some medicine which almost in.
stanily relieved me of the duh paiii aud dzziuess in
my head. Encouraged by this result. | resoyed to
place myself immediately under his care. aud by u
strict adherence to his directions and advice ny head
became clear, my ideas collected. the constant pain
in my back and gr0ns, the weak mess OF ms limbs
the nervous reaction Ofmy whole body on the siybl.
est alarm or excitement; the misanihropy and evil
fOrebodings the self disrus and want of confidence
IN others; the incapabiy 10 study and want of res
onton; the lrighuul exciting, and at times pleasur.
able dreams at night followed by involuntary dis
charges have all disappcared and in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctnr felt MS #
inspired by new lile-thatlife which, tut II short
time ago contemplated to end by my own hand.
u h. N fnr FnIIi
into the hands of incompetent qnacks. | deem 1t my
duty io oier this testimony TO the merit aud sk in of
DR.. tzapkay, aud recommend him to all " ho NAV
stand III need ofmcdcal advice. being assured By my
own experience, tnai once under his care, II radical
and permanent cure win be effected
r.- Il. +. FILLMORE
State OF California, County of san Francisco. Sub
scrbed and sworn before mr. this 18th day If April
a. ID. 1856. Signed. JOHN MIDDLETON. IL 81
Notary Public.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
At Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO

IN all persons having claims against samuel Treu-
nan deceased of Bute County, to present the
same with the necessary vouchers to Chas y. iot 1T
his Office in oroville, or to Andrew A. Boyle at his
store In San Francisco within ten months from and
alter this data Or they will be forever barred.
. N ANDREW A. BOYLE.
Airpiulstra,or Of said Estate.
0royllie. Jan 14th, 1855.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TEE UNDER
q signed viii apply to the Board of Supervisors of
Butte county at their next regular session. for re-
newa Of their License to run Ftrry across Feather
River at McConnels Ranch.
MCCONNELL & BILLINGS.
February !, 1855
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NorICE Is hereby given to all persons having
~ claims against the estate of William Harlan de.
ceased, to present the same 10 Wm. Evans, at his
rsnon ON Litils Buite Creek in butte county, within
ten months after this date, they will be forever
barred. WM. l.. EVANS,
Administrator of said Estate.
0roville, Dec 10. ls5T.--4w
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SHERIFF SALES.
sHrRrrr,s SALE.

0Y VIRTUE or a iDecretaI order
ID issued out Of the District Court, Of the fn-
sS sis y csiiolIs !" wherein ne w wM o O. HdsRY
ID plaintiff and JOSIAH WING is defendant, com
msndiny me TO sci the partnership property herein
after described, will, on Saturday the tenth
day 0f April, A. ID. 1888, ut tho hour OF two
O'Clock, r. n. Of seid day, In pursuance with the
aulretbents of said Order sell at public sale. 20 the
highest bidder for cash, the property described In
County, California, the mouth Of Dry Creek. In
Ophir Township, " wilt: The north east quarter
sSctios "twenty-hvs,p 'stewnship nineteen north .
strange four sasin containing hundred and sixty
Ranch"
The sbove sale To take place at tho Court House
door In the town OF Oroye county aud State afore-
said. slTt =, - Ia s,.r-r
W d. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County
n Oroville, March l6, 1858. -. t-s4es r. e .
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EpEWARE OF IMPOSlTlON.-Inc consequence
NJ OF the wide >pre0d celebrity of DR.. YOUNG.
Numerous imposers have sprung into existence pre-.
tending To be perfect masters the healing art aud
have succeeded in imposing upou n few 0f the nm
wary sufferers. Persons wishing to consult "A Physi.
cian' sho"d be very careful how they put aonfdence
IN the published statements of such charlataus. for
they are as INSCRIPTIONS IN such statements us in
thelr prhclice OF medicine, and a. very unsafe 10
trust They will first deceive you by false certificates
procured from drunken lonG.rs." who perure Them
serves 10 get money To satisfy the cravings of dis
easel appetite. When such Quuck gains your con,
dehce' ne WIN thep dose you with mercury and other
poisnuu. drugs, ana after they have robbed you of
your money aud injured your constition, they will
cast You off with The charge that YOU hare not fol
lowed his directions
The only way to avoid such imposiers is to con
SUIT Dr J.C. Young, the Pioneer Advertising Physi-
clah oi aiiOrnia. At meeting of the Medical iac.
utJ of this state, called 10 investigate the source Of
malpractice that has caused so much suffering in
ius country, u was unanimously recommended that
ai the a'fcted should consult DR.. Young, Ms he was
inc ohiy regular physician now advertising in Cali
lorna, others in his line being qacks and imp0s
ters, and are net 10 be trusted The afflicted vii,
please lake notice thal there WAS not Physician al
Tue meeting who hud ever seen or heard of sngs
case on malpractice from DR.. Yonng while not one
"i 'hem out mad seen Il number OF cases from the
foreign qlacKs, who so vau tingy set forth their
pretended virtues in the pubic prints.
The above facts shouit be borne in mind by ell !
seeking medical assistance
THANK beaten, they are getting thoroughly expos
ca ana II VIZ not be long before they will have to
ny the countsy - avoid the Just Indignation Of an
outraged pebiic Then will al good peopIe n ang
Or Young for his cOniuued efforts to banisb uuack.
cry from our midst.
oR lOt NG can be consulted from A NJ to sPF
VI, al h's"hce, eorntrof California and Montgomery 4
stncis over tbs Pacigc express o6ce San Francisco
Al 'etief' encI slig the usual fee of Sl0 will med
wah prOmpt 2tIeniion.
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CHeRE ARETuorsANps in tbi.s,,,s .noe,i

I'HttE ARETH0ESANDS in this Stale snaerj
4 ior wans OF ScienIifc MEDICAL treatment, AM
you lear To apply 10 a Physician because they have
been deceived or their friends have been by sons
W t',e una'latahs "h infest the community aud who
pHoish themselves as good physicians. prolesson,
etc. To all such we unhestatingiy recommend Dr. J
y; Young, as Physician in whom all oan place coz
hurhce. lie Is man of eminent and profound
study good surgeon, an honorable man, and one
Nuo ean s!mpashise with persons in n.siicton. His
staining US Physlcian ard gentleman are both
gharapieed-the first by his medical works which
arc an hor totneir author, and the extensive and
nlgn'y successful course of practice ith which be
as oeeh nonored since his advent in California, sDd
acquanances, -
EhEMBER-That DR. J. c. Younas Office M
- tne treatment Of Private Diseases, is at the cor
he' Vi montgomery and California sts, san Frsnciso
hEn EnEMBER-Thnt DR.. Yonng wants no patients \
ou. those iuiiy capable of approaching aud dtin.
su.snlng tne services of a regular, Thorough bd F
pnsssc'an' ns from the paltry unlearned and tdiiE 4
REaEMDER---Thai Or Young is the only rsrr 4
denee W '"io u'eea'e
hEMEMBER-That DIR Young's remedies i,i
treatment are entirely unknown 10 all Others pt-
pa.eu ,rvm HE spent in the great Hospitals q "
css nnu .he nrst in this country, from pure sss1r
IN nIhEssiBER-Tbat DR. Young gives even sffS
non TO diseases peculiar to females.
...,. FROM the Boston Medical Journal
,,.,n 'noueh we are opposed to the sysiem fsats
ssng, ior good and sufficient reasons still We -
& = oal justice TO say that DIR. Young Is one Z.
os. s,os. lnuus'rioas and interchangeable vofariss
medical science in the United siaiss
cS-No CURE, NO PAY-1
'o' VIA siresss, San Fri uciscn, Ia
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NJ NOTICE e.

4 IL PERSONS KNOWING OF BUSINESS RE
N quirtng the services of the Coroner OF Butl,
County, hereby astaed to call ON John :. Rerr,
Justice Of the Peace at oroville, who will attend
the same for ms daring my absence. until fufhei
notice, JAMES HARLOW, Coroner.
0revile, Maren ~ 1855. MARIO
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NAILS. Wrought Nails. FIN
= ishing ss.ls. Cut Nail. and whessbarrcws. for
che hy dl7 IN. CLARK BRO.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

VERY FUNNY.-Thc Richmond En-
quirer, the recognised leading official organ
Of Southern Democracy and the Buchan-
an administration, caadidly says;
''On the Lecompton Kansas question
the democratic party Is diUiici 50 equally,
that neither section Of the party can stand
without the assistance Of the other
Each section believes its own to be the right
opinion, and neither is willing to renouncc
its own Judgment and submit ~ the arbi-
trary oictatipn Of tho other"
Six OK eight weeks 40 The olicc-holdcrs
organs in Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas
swore most roundly that the LccomPton
constitution was test OF national democ-
raey, aud tha; all who opposed its approval
by congress were traitors fanatics, etc.
Now, that Sir Oracle hath spoken, what
have these lesser lights to say! Nothing.
they are dumbfounded at their own tcmer-
ity. The Enquirer, replying to az asser-
ton that the au;i-Lccompt1n (or Douglas)
democrats were '-only 4 small minority "
the party replies thal:
"Ihe anti-Laeompti0n democrats dO not
constitute q 4small minority of tho parity
On the contrary, IL is yct t7 bc asccrtained
whether hey dD HD{ constitute II mnjyriiy.
IL seems tolerably evident that tley com
maud q very large majority in al the north
western States. In a majority Of the dis
trieis now represented by democrats in
the northern and middle States it is very
doubtful whelH.s =. of thu tl-.-asnpton man
WES.N< ~ rircparcd toaEf7Fr<S--TFl-
tucky and Virginia, f'h5t in North Gar
olina aud Tennessee, thc balance hangs
doubtful between Lacolpton and anti-
Lgcompt0n- And although thn advocate.
OF Lccompton doubtless prrd1minate LARGE
u in the gulf States, Y strong body or ihl
dcmOcucy there arc invgtcratgiy opposed
to the English compromise
According to the above declaration Of
the Richmond Enquirer-the very high
est authority with democrats at the south
"A large majority Of that party were aud
are now opposed 70 admitting Kansas into
the Union wish The pEl--lvery clustitl.
tion adopted lt Lacumpton. Hi tact arg aa
hostile to thg measure us thc biacl rcpl1.
lieaus themselves. This IN ra:hcra funny
expose to follow Immediately aflar tht
noisy ard cllm0r1us Guy in favor of Le.
compton set UP by thc democratic organ.
at the south We must conclude that
! they we're cuieayoTing 20 misleai the pub
. lie as to the real views Of the democracy
on the subject.
[NregPo,i S3uM- Uesi,rH.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

Cairo and Fulton RaiIroad.

by reference to an article in another
portion Of to-day's paper, it will be seen
that this road Is progressing favorably.
spite Of all the opposition and untoward
circumstances they have encountered.
When completed, this road will be one
among the best paying ones in the country
Leaving the Mississippi river in Missouri,
it takes a south-westerly course to Fulton.
on the western border Of Arkansas-thc
country il traverses II not surpassed ~ III
agricultural region; some portions arc al-
ready settled and cultivated. and IL onlv
needs the completion of this road to iil
up northern Arkansas and southern Mis-
souri, with population sufficiently dense
to give the road full employment in trans
porting their surplus produce to market
and furnishing them with the neccssarics
aud luxuries OF life in return. That this
will be the case, at no distant day, Is eyi-
dent q All thinking minds This region
vi country a. been neglected too long
already; its lands suffered I'd remain un-
cultivated, and its minerals unlisturbel
It'd tha bowels of the carth-but Build Lho
Cairo anI Fulton rlad this would n9t long
continue.
ID far as lis finances are conc cerned
they are ia a 1aitcring condition. d.
lands are valuable and will continue to in.
crease in value as the road is pushed for
ward-it has sparingly. used the State
loan furnished BY Missouri, aud nov, as
erss-zha-s-rsIavc nearly reached the point
at which They are to De sJld, the Board
of Directors will be enabled ID prosecute
the woFk aud lc1vc the road free uf in.
cumbranees in thc shape of mortgage.
aal forced l0aus. If necessary t1 raisc
money Ly Che means the lands of thC
c1mFIny ara amply sufficient aa security,
and -uil lalvc TIC road clear
There is 90 important consideration,
connected with the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad, which must no. be lost sight O;
the southern extension Of the St. L0ui.
and Iron Mountain Railroad crosses that
road and virtually cuts Of III it, western
tralg aul travel The trade of TILL iate.
rior always follows thc nearest and m1st
direct outlet tg market this being tha
c4s1 III bah00Tu# u1 t0 use every czerti1H
anI rr5h onr r4li through at an emily any
thus securing ihe trade of thlt road III
transportation over either the northern o.
southern divisions of this road
frDai,H jEo.l Furnace.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

b@- J. II. Crease, State Treasurer,
gives notice in the True Democrat that
the respective shares of the internal i'm
proyement fund to each of the ffty-four
counties of the State is S429 81 for the
six months ending on the Both June last.
As soon as the new census is completed,
the Treasurer will make the distribution
of the school fund, and publish his usual
semi-aunual statement of the amount Of
internal improvement, seminary and saline
funds due to each county on the lst July
la.t.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

"Dccasi9nal,' tile Washington cores
pendent Of the Philadelphia Press, says !:
Col. Barrett the newly elected Congress
man. from the s.; Louis District, in place
OF Blair, Republican, Is a thorough Doug
las man, and could never have been elect
"a without the vote Of the Douglas De-
mDcracy of ID. Louis. tie was here Just
after the adjournment of Congress, I'D com
rany with COl. Armstrong, llte postmaster
XXI St. Louis, or preceding Ill arrival, ana
dil not hesitate N say lie 49, with Doug
las IN hi struggle. think he subsequent
u visited Philadelphia, and talked about
the same way.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
LATER FROM EUROPE. @

NEW YORK, August l6.-The steamer
Europa has arrived at St. Johns, having
put in here for repairs, she having come
in collision with the steamer Arabia off
Cape Race.
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET.-Sales
of cotton for the week, 10000 bales
Spectators took 9 800 bales and the Ex
porters 4, 500. Middling and lower quail
ties have improved sIal pence Sales on
the day of sailing-T 900 bales, and mar
ket generally unchanged The quotations
are Orleans Middling On. Mobile Mid
ding, 9 ZIG Upland Middling CT
GENERAL NEws.-The rebellion in
Central India had been effectually crush
ed.
Lord Canning proclaims that there Is no
hope Of pardon for anybody concerned in
numbering British subjects.
FRANCE.-It was rumored that the
Paris Credit N9JIier winds up and fuses
with the Bank Of NJ. De Saint Paul.
EmSsA-It il reported that 33 700
Austrian troops were concentrating upon
The Danube near Turkey
D'Israeli faTors th z repeal
Of the paper tax
Large embarkations Of troops for India
were taking place.
Barnum has engaged Seuorita Picelo-
mini, the great Italian opera singer, for an
American tour.
ST. LOUIS, August I2.-The votes of
fourteen counties in Kansas make an ar-
gregate of n s,000 against her admission in
To TIL Union under the Lecompt9n epnsti-
tuition. ana of 1,50O in favor. There ara
\ vet twenty-five counties To be heard from
WAsHINGT0N, August 9.-The ten
million loan bids were opened to-day. Up
wards Of five millions were awarded at
about FIVE per cent. three millions at be-
tween four and five and about two millions
at four and quarter to four and half
RALEIGH, y. O., Aug. I2.-lIr. Vance
the American candidate for Congress, has
\ been elected from tile Eighth District Of
/ this Statc, formerly represented By the
Hon Thos- ~ Clingman. This i Dem
ocratic loss.
The Legislature elected i believed to
BE Democratic.
Sr LOUIS, August 9.-The Utah Peace
! Commissioners have returned. They pass
ed through here yesterday, on their re-
/ turn to Washington
Mr. Cronin, Of the party, reports that
when twenty-one days from Albuquerque,
I they met three hundred and scvcnty-five
nen, well armed, Oh Shawnee Fork, Ar-
kansas river, on their way 10 Sonora
"A large body Of mounted men, number
VI ing some 500, armed with Mimic rifles ana
| Colts ravolvcrz. and having with them a
battery Of eighteen guns, under Col Titus,
arer reported 70 have passed through Chasto,.
I bound to Sonora
Mr. Cronin reports having met also a
large body OF Indians in the Pawnec Fork,
assembled there to receive their aunuities
I from Col Bent
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

MURDER.-A difficulty occurred near
.Collinsburg, La, on the 10th inst, be-
tween James L. Higgs and brother-in-
law of his named Mckenzie, of Texas,
which resulted in the death of the former.
The difficulty we learn, originated in some
family matters, and it appears that while
u;ogs was lying on q bed soon after sup
nor Mckenzie approached him with a
donble-barreled shot gun in his hand and
srod upon and severely wounded him ;
~, he arose and followed Mckenzie to-
,v,rds the door, when he was again fired
nron and fell corpse. Mckenzie then
,nounted his mule and made his escape.