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sHcRIrr's SALE.

OH VINTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued OF ths District Court OF tho Fifteenth
judicial Dissrcs Ia and for tho County Of Butte aud
etxte of California, 90 nmanding mo 10 make the
sum Of ons thousand and any -four ninet " seven
ene-hun tredths dollars with tatercst thereon nj the
rata 0f ton psr cent per anuu until paid together
with ths further situ Of forty Hour aud iu1y one.
hunircdths dollars costs OF sutt. all accr uing
costs hy said writ. whereia q. II. Hedges and N. W
Haanon are plaintiffs ssd p. :. Barnes ~ defendant
have levied upon aud will expose puDc sale tas
highsst bidder for cash. At the Court House door, IN
the Town OF 0rovllls, Couaty of Butte State aore.
said, on saturday the Twenty.seeond
aay OF May, A. ID. 1s5s, at Two O'Clock, p.
n Of said day, all Uf the right title and interest OF
teo above named defendant, In AMI To tho following
dsecribod property, 70 wit:
Thai certain pieco or parcel of lald. situated
u Dlanondville, Kims Township, Butte Coanty,
California. and described follows, 10 vii: bounded
a tbs north 81 the slis formerly occupied by
- esorehouse, owneu By ---- May. and running
10u1A along tha eAsl ine ot Main street about two
hundred and any tse less. to the place fDr.
Qedy occupied by blacksmith ship; ihsnoe al
xht angles IN eastsriy direction 10 ths Oiamond.
y!lle Dtsch oompanys di i,h thsaos aloag The said
o1eca and up tho same about twu hnudred iest more
- tess thsaos In westeriy direction 70 the pacs
- beginning together with the storehouss occupied
~ Ne said defendant. and other ou.buldiz. there
ont AisA I'll and singular the teaemenls. aereiita~
ment.. md appartsnansss thereanlo beionging OF n
euywipo appcrtaining.
~. u PLUM. Sheriff Butte Counfy.
De1ed orosilis, April soth, isss
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

SrArG bF q NtLIfURNiA-,DUNrY oF BUrrE
ND-Iu,tice's Court, Cisci 10 fbsiship The Poo
pie of tho STATE pf OaiJfntt /, \ 4. PETIT Greet
ing: Voi nre heroby al nnb1e! % app'u before
me nj my oilje, IA VI orowtile, CsssaIS Township,
Bu ie Do tnty on the ,ui dty of May, 1888, at 10
O'Clock, \. VI, 10 answ untl thi nplaihi uf Il
A. ENsRSDN, pltatT VIII, sues t. recover tho
sum Of ono hInir1i aai tn hus aEd hfty five
cent, On opsI tscb Int, tor Itcnrrs meat slld nnh
delivered, when gnrnt Will ba ttkon az dust YOU
tFthf ta ,unt with c,ss all Luntgss. IL yon fail to
appear AMI answer
Given uadsr my hani m 80 81 this 2ith day OF
April, 4. d. i+js JOHN kEVES. lss.h
Jistce pf ths Pea's of slid Township
apnaaring Ia tho Justice III sorvic. OF the ali ive
cannot be hal Otherwise than by Publishing the
same IN the QUITS RECON- onlo week Tor three
w,cks. JOHN kEYES
true onpy JomS GILpkRsLkYk. Oon.lnb.e. Rls
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SHERIrr'S SALE
INV uun n m n M fbners 4 a. 1


u Issued out uf ths District Court, or the raj
aad State 4 iaif5rli,. against 4 A. SCHILLER
VtD uAFLEi, tor IA .iln pi oaa~ th tHtad -eprn
(St,T0l ~ i,, rs, prt1cipa debt AMI Ihte'est with
IN ,.tb frtn t.s reai,uAn ~ tadg Isnt intl paid
foir and twenty -hye ona nuaire has (Sst 30 doh
ms directed ani dci,vsfai, commanding no u srli
isiy saii demand, will. on "Wednesday the
Second day 0fJune, A. D. 1883 al the hour
o'ciock p ", OF said day. In pursuance of the re-
quircmeals of said writ seli at pabc sale 10 the
highest bidder Tor e,sh, the property described In
said order OF saic as follows, To vita certain piece
or parcel OF land situate IN the iowa OF oroville,
County OF Bmtte, aat Sttta OF Caf ,rnta, and dc
scribed asioliows. to vii Commencing on the c r
ner OF block No hundred aud thirty five, ut the
junction Of Myers aud High streets, and ru ming
thence soatherly aioeg the westerly ste of Myers
street hundred aud twenty feet; theacs at right
angles thereto westerly oue hundred aud thiry-two
feet theucs At right angles norsherly e1e hundred
and twenty feet thence easerty al right angles along
High street one hundred and tairty-two feet 10 The
place oi beginning together with all aud singular the
Improvements and appertenanoes thereanto belong.
In os In anywise appertaIaing.
Tho above sale io tsks place at tho Court House
door In the town Of )r1yilo county AMI State soSo
ssAd.
" ID PLUM. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville, May 10. A. ID. 1855.
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PROBATE NOTICE

SrtrE or CALIFORNIA. County of Butte, Pro.
~ bate Court. In pursu1nce OF an order made In
say court ny tho In is, tharso the Hon. rhos Wells
at<hru1ers, on tho 81 day of May A. d. 1858, No.
u - IL hsreby given 10 al whom II may c ,ncsrn, to
10 AN appear before sdd PROBATE Court the 1ith
day of May A. ID 1863, at 10 o'clock A NJ. of said
lay, at the Court Hous, at OrJvllio Ia said county,
then All thera 10 show cause II any thers be-, why
the last will an te,tinsnt OF j Blri,her deceased
sh Dlld aot ne aipttej to Probate.
ny onier II the Coart.
- witness my hant ard ths Seal OF said
J LIS. Court aii sed thi, the 81 day OF May A. ID.
49, 1858.
NJ II. iKa tCu. Proba,e Clerk,
By j II. MARPLE, DspuIy.
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
svArE ~ rCALiFoksiA, c,,,

County Of butte County Court
In the matter of Jasob vJyalsiora Va Ills Creditors.
PUR u A N &c OF AN ORDER
. made by the Hon. rhUs. Wells, CJuu.y Judge ia
and tu snt cJlnty at Chau bars, IN 2lth da, of
Apr, 4. ID tsts. Notes /. hcr,by siyan % the
creditors Of the said iicob Nayels iorf petitioner
la insolvency, IN DO aud appear the Court House
la said Couniy OF hutte IN n'st Moaday In Iuue,
4. d. lsis the sans beng the hcsl 4 ~ of the next
tern OF said Court aRi there show cause before
Judge, IN open Court way tho assignment Of said
insoiycats estate should not TO made, and he be
disch arged from his debts
~ Witness nay hand and the seal OF said
sEaL. Court Affixed, this tho 25th day Of April
~ A. u. 1855. VI. H. DkRRtgHs CLERK.
.. KosxssAua, Attorney for patitiouer.
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MARYSXILIr. lima 4 lshk


Dr. l.. j. czapky. san Fra1cisco-Sir-I b,ys used
the last ot your meiicine, ana do not think 1 shall
need any more feel very we'll except that have
not entirely got u,y srsnyth vel Al soon will win
The appetite That have Ia lst three weeks, YOU
may recoslec,. since caiet at y,lr Institute with
my constitution, AS thou ght, entirely broken and
never Thought You would be able to cure me per.
teciiy, od thought you mlght be- able q do som.,-
thni 10 ease the pam 10 my. back aud head, and
strengthen my limbs, which S.rs .O weak that they
would almost give way under me. when walked,
anu 10 strengthen my nerves that would not get
exeitea and uemble at every Ii tie hing Nov thai
you kno" "hii expect Il yon may judge of my
sausltcu'h al my eomp'e = rec VERY from those
symptoms And ths remIyI of those blDtches and
'r's u m my skin. and uc rs from my thrua. ard
u ea'lre = pp ge of IN cmissio ~. which ynu
sA were principally the II my sickness. can
hAuy tel lOl which is ine greatest, my joy or my
rprse if except not Viag nIlly gnt my strength,
tetl as We as any mta cIn feel. Enclosed send
you t"e"ty ioiars over ypIr charge, and think n.y.
seu oeHpiy elrel. II "a thtnk any bndy will be
eeneat d, yoa miy pat This letter in The nswspa-
pers Believe me- gral W yours.
THOMAS HAYDEN,
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,NuE GRE EArEsrplsnovERY nF rmGAGE-

FUNuE GRE EArESfDiSCOVEKY OF riIEAGE -
u Great Hes.tnP To Mapkfli-Innpcenl bat po-
tenG-Dr l.. j Chnpkny's ProI hylacIicpm. lsef dis
inIeclhg agent) SIre preventive against Gunnor-
rhenl AMI Syphiltic diseases, aud an unsurpassed
rem tdy for all vensral, ,inloIs, gangrennu- anu
cahcer"us ulcers foeti discharges from vagina.
u and urIthrt, AMI all cutaneJis eruptnns and dis
eases As Inuocniauon is sure preventive ag inst
small pcx, 80 Is Dr. LJ. Czlpkays prophy laelicum
apreventive against Syphiliiie and Gouorhsal dis.
eases tlarinle In itself 1t possesses the power Of
chemically destroying the s,phtic virus and there.
by saving IN 'hsnns II deDauchees FROM being Infec
ted bv the most loathsoine of all diseases Let no
young man who appreciates health he without Dr
CEapkay's prophy laclIcum II is in ver, convenient
packages, and will be found begt fer use being
used ns soap Price, s.. Por sale at DF T., j.
Czapkays Private Medical aud Surg cal Institute
Sacramento street, below VI Itgomery, opposite p.
Co.'S ufi e. : IA francisco.
Allleiiers N 'st bca dressed to l.. }. C4apkay M.
D., San Francisco.
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SPlRMAroRRHoEA, OR LOCAL WEAKNESS

SPlRMAfoRRHoEA, OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
~ Nervous Debility, low spirits. Lasstudr, Weak
nes. OF the Limbs and Back, ihdspOstiun and inca
pabil'ly tor labor AMI Stuiy, Du'iness Of Apprrhen
sipu, Loss OF Mem ,ry Aversion 10 society. Love uf
SOltg1e, rimdity SELF D-trlsl. Dizziness iIead1chr
involuntary discharges Pains ia the Side, Affections
of the Eyes Pinpies oa the Faeo. SEXUAL au other
inhrmhtles IN min, are cured without fail by the
u4tly celebrated Physician and surgeon, pr l.. i
CLAPkAY. His method of curing isra >cs is new
,unknown 10 otbersl and hence his great success
All consultations, by tstier or otherwise. free. ad
dress l.. .CIapkay, NJ. ID. San Francisco California
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Notice OF Apple alton for Pardon.
Two The Hon. rh oma. Wells. Gov

'uNO Tae Hon. Tn omas Wells, County
aafgs ot Balie county, suile Of California. aa 4
r. " IRIS District Attorney, take notice: l shall
aapy TO the Hon John d. Weller, Governor OF the
stale OF California, fr tho Pardoa OF Charles Scher
tner who va. convictei At tha A,ril term 1883 of
tns Codrt OF Sessions Ia aud tor lite County of the
e1lhe OF assault to commit murder, an sentenced t.
the state prison for the term Of one year
FRANCIS PETER.
0roville, May is,, 1855.
hereby Acknowledge service Of the foregoing By
copy. rios WELLS
County Judge, Batie County.
o, P.H HARRIS.
oroville. Nay l, ISIS. Distrct lttornar.
nnsics of application for parion of Charles Schermcr
n'ed IN my office on the drst OF May AID ls5s.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
las Court amxcd this ist day OF May A. ID. 1855.
NJ. IL. DARRAcu, County Clerk.
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Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mechanics Lien.
STATE OF CALiFoRSiA,
couSry ~ ncrrE
IoHN y ADAMS,
vs..
IkCpa = ifoRRIs.

4 COMPLAINT HAVING BeEy FILED IN
- the District Court Of tho Fifteerth Judicial
District iaant Tor butta coaaty, BY the named
cinsars of a mechaaie's lsn for ths sum OF three
hundred and seveaty one dlllars aai eighty eight
cesHs and intsrsa nj the rats OF three psf csaL per
month, on the foiiosiag property ~ wit Lot No
ono. Two, seven, and eight, In block No. thirty
ssven iu tho Town OF orovllie with all the buildings
upon the sans. Notice Is hereby given. 10 all per
suns holding or claiming liens on the said property,
70 bs and appear s the stgve District Court, 1t the
Coun Huusc In ofoytlle. the fourth Monday OF
August aexr and 10 exhibit thea ani th are tho proof
Of said liens. John a ADAMS
wxLLs RosxsBAua, Atrys for plaintiff.
oroyilie. May 10th, 1858. myl0-a0i
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Jo'c3h d. AIexanIer ...
Jno \. Rplllngs
on .er T.. watson, Action brought In the
Alien Clymcr, District Court of the fif
WIN l. Evans, teauth Ia hciI District,
Charles Evans, arl ina cDn plhilt Hled
g. VIII 'sier. il the can of Butte,
Thonas v. Davis. ia tiu IN "a, uI the Clerk
Tho mas E Boucher, Jf sIi District Culu.
Charles iIelsley,
j. Watson,
J.R. Wooden, snl
SamucI j. II inley,
rHNuE PE ipLE Of The STATE or CALIFOR,
u MA, S,n or ,ctnk to i,hn \. R,lling~ Oliver
z. Wat,oa, AilJl Cynw. Wa l.. Evin., Charles
Evans, Z. WnsDsr Thbn1t Davis, Tho mas Il
Boucher, Cbules tenaiy, j. w Ism, X. WOODEN,
and samuel J, iiinsisy Y0l ars hsrsby required
" appear IL an action brought against you by tho
above nanel pi dntii IL The Di-l Go irt of tho
Fifteenth Jul aI' D .trct, In an tor tho 90 iuiy of
Bts, ani 10 answer thc Com 'lant died tbcrin. "a
copy ~ which ac;bnp tnias this Sinn 'nD w,lhsn
ten days, (sxoluAye of ths day of seryD after tho
service on yoi Of this sn nn1as served within this
county. II s,ryeJ out nr this iniy but within This
Judicial District sitbta tveaty lays or II serve out
VI said Dlstie "a ~ sitbla f,rly diys--rJ isaht
~ default viii ba taken az linst yOl fas snd action
!, bfbight - pptun tis mont AM dscroe of ore.
clos iro of certiil In ttDirs of Mbrtgnte be ring
Il te On tne sitg day Ut jins u l5bi. sNsGutei by
the dsfunlagt JJhl II liiu 70 10 the plaiuli, AM
or tbe a, ~ gprglSsi prs ais described tb ercn,
tni me apD fit "a at ths prliJ'i, ol sich sale to
tas pa 1st of the tpIi1t die o. the PEI nisIfy
npt, i,rbsi Ia siii ~ t1y ~, pssiher wth such
uthsr al f1rhar rslrf Ia tno pre- alss, as tD
sad % tH ny 80 rSit aai prJisf. also Tor costs
OF sdi;; an iifyn rul 10 ap isir tn tnss r th9 sail
% cut ~ no 30 20 iirfi, ~, pinnl,n ~l apply
to tho o. irt for tle rel dem an h. therein
Giyun an ior NJ b ,nd ~ tn3 Seal of tha District
{ - GoprG Of tn, Fiho,l.h Jnieid Dstrist,
,SEAL I this l3sh day Of April, in tho year q,
- our i'pri 1nc thousand clgh, hundred aud
Mu DiRIACH, Clerk.
ByJ .M.RPLs, Dapmy CerN apl7-am
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUM MO Ms

STATE OF CtLfFORNIA, !
IN the District Court OF the th la iiciai District
County Of Bate.
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I'D EWARE OF tMPOSiflDN.-In coDsequthh
. . of The wide spread celebrity of DIX. iotN"'
numerous imposters irye sprung into exls'eher'p p'
tUDdlng Ia be perfect MINISTER'S al the btulihg WI
have succeeded in unposihk tyOn u IT." 0i 'he1
wary sufferers. Persons " isling Is consult fhl'
clan, sh0Gld be very careful how ih-y pi' aoanuel,
in the published statements of such thMMin"p
they are INSCRIPTIONS IN such sta'em' w. ns N 4
their practice Of medicine, ani ~" ytT! "h,Ss
trust. They will frst deceive YOU by false cenMAI
procured from s.drunken loaf,rs." operjuresh.]
selves 10 get money 10 satisfy the crh'hSsW
eased appetite. When such Ouack gains !o"' w ~ |
dence, he will then dose you with mercury anuu"
poisnuu. drugs, aud ailer they have roooea ~
your money aud Injured your conslitloh, 'm'
cast you or with the charge that you have "V'"
lowed his drcc ions.
The only way 20 avoid such imposters my ny.
suit DR. JIG. Young, the Pioneer Adver!sns .T
clan OF California. At a meet ting of the Meu''a'
ulty of This state, called To Investigate the ssM
malpractice that has caused so much snhsnT
tins couptr!, II WAS unanimously rccnmmehos
all ths afflicted should consuIt DR.. Young " |"
tho oBly regular physician now advertising ~
Iornia, MI others in his line being qacRs anu WV
tcrs, and aI0 net To be trusted. The ahiecs
please take notice thai there was not fhlsM3
The meeting aho hnd ever seen or heard o' u
case of malpractice from Dr. foong, WINE n"
uf them but had seen number VI cases I,oI ~
foreign quacks, who 10 yaUi iipgy sfi lonh '"
pretended virtues in the public prints. ,.J
The above facts shoult be borne IN mlhu !"
seeking medical assistance ual
Thank heaven. tho, nre getting Thoroughly e.
ed. aud II will not be- long before they WIN n'
fly the country 20 avoid The just indignahv,n =
outraged pubc Then will all good peopea.4I
DR. Young for his continued efortsto banisn Vs.
cry from our midst. III
DIR. YOUNG can be consulted from
VI. at his office, corn, rOf California and MonseI
streets, over the PHclgc Express Office, san ,~
All letter, rncI silg the usual fee Oslo, whis'I
with prompt attention.
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@yeRNHiu eoLD LEAF AND PAisrs OF
y all eoloFs-for sale 0y
3oLroN Il McpgRNurr
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aDAiNr AND wJlrE-W ASH BRUSHES For
sS'' o. COTTON & MeDERM0fr
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Action br ought In the
District Court of the III.
teauth Ia iicin District,
All tina pliirt iIled
can y of Butte,
intiu On - uf the Clerk
If sail District Culrt.
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ARD, iaNsEEn NEArsft9F. POLAR AND
y \ speFa okt-ros sale BY
poLTuN = w~OERAor9,
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u'ICRE AEETHOUS tNDS in thisstnie sa~
TOR want of Scientific medical trtalW.pH,
y'u ieart apply To n Physician, because Wv! 4
been deceived or their friends have bteh' w
of the dharlatnns n Il iniest the community o."
publish themselves as coed physicians, prose
etc. 90 all such we unhesitaliUKiy recumm',"a a
q Young. as Ply sician in whom all 9ah p'aa
hicuce. lie is "A man OF eminent anu ia
Study, good surgeon, an honorable man
y no can sympashise with persons nhIiho""ss
stan, Hug MS "A Physlctan ard gentleman ~.
guaranieed-the first by his medical w"ths
are nn hor Ia their author. and lhe ""r.,.h
highly successful course of practice WIN ~.
has been hOuored since his advent IN tA'i.f
the latter by his numerous patrons ana ibfse'
acquaintances.
I'd DEMEMBER-That nr J. c. Young's om~
~ the treatment of Private Diseases i !. ~
ner of Montgomery and California sts., sHh '''
EMBER-That DR.. Yonng wants 10 pssJ 49,
but those fully capable Of apprec iailnx hnu N
gushing The services of rrRular thofoas,.l "a
physic an, from the pallry unlearned anu
luack. ,.gxj
REMEMBER-Thst DR. Young is the only -
bred physician advertising 10 cure diseases " ~
dence. j
RENEMBER-That DR. Young's remed. "A
treaitasat are entirely unknown 10 hIl ON "A n
pared from life spent in the great Hospi'a ,hss,
rope. and the arst In this country, from pu''
Gals imported -
REMEMBER-That nr Young gives e'e''
tion 10 diseases peculiar Ia females.
From the Boston Medical journal .ss<|
Although We sre opposed o the sysei,m, -. ~
tisug, for good and sufi ;ient reasons. SUI n \
1t but justice TO say THAT Dr. Young Is "ns 4 \
most industrious aud indefatigable votsres
medical science in the United Siaisf.
rYNo CURE, NO PAY-a -
His oasce Is al the corner Of Montsome'! AD'
fol niA streets, San FRI neise,r,
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IN iIEF.-Below we publish the certificates of
two of tire sufferers from the pnugs of disease who,
hav ing recovered from their former health, and i'm
pelied by gratitude, IN Axe known their and
medal agent, aii their statements are authenticated
by NJtary Pubhc. Tn1 demands of society impe-
ripus.y mad their plbli,ity. and we commend
their . srusLl TO the attention of all all cted:
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The Erie Railread Disaster.

Mr. Thompson, the conductor of the train, saws
that the brakes had been applied to arrest the
speed when shock was experienced which af-
fected the whole train. He looked cut aud said
that two cars were missing. The rear car ran of
first dragging the other with il, and the Two.
when they stopped, Were ffy feet apart. The
passengers killed were all in the last car
The wounded persons are doing well and will
probably recover.
IL is supposed that the rail was broken by the
weight OF the engine, and that it did not get out
OF place till the rear had come 10 the SPOT :
otherwise the slaughter would, It is thought.
have been greater.
Mr.. VIM. Rose. of New York, who was on the
train states that the cars were going at the rate
Of 1fy miles an hour. He became satisfied. from
the motion that the cars could not be kept on the
track at such speed; and, consequently, took his
position upon an open freight car, in momentary
expectation Of an accident, and resolved to iump
When the accident occurred, he Ieaped off and
was considerably bruised, but was not danger.
Ously hurt.
The coroneT's jury, IN their verdict, wholly ex.
onerate the Railroad Company from all blame
The evidence proved the accident to have been
entirely accidental, and went to show that Il oc
CURED from causes beyond the power of human
foresight TO foresee
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DEsTRUCIIVE FIRE AT LEAyENwoRrH, K T.
nre broke out at Leavenworth, Kansas Terri
tory, about midnight on the 14th, which at one
time threatened the destruction of the denser
portion of the city. 1t originated in the green
room OF the Union Theatre. at the corner of Third
and Delaware streets, and rapidly communicated
10 the adjoining buildings, thirty of which
principally included in the block bounded by
Cherokee, Shawnee, Second and Third streets,
were reduced to ashes. The loss is believed to
be under estimated at slO0,OOO, on which there
was only trlfing insurance
There Is no apparatus or fire organization in
the city, but the confiagration was providentially
arrested by lull Of wind and copious shower
OF rain general panic was manifested at the
breaking out of the fire, but the citizens after
wards worked energetically, and the fire wa,
finally mastered about 8 o'clock
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union of yesterday devotes its leader

10 Senator Douglas, saying:
elm charity we were, at the time, disposea "
attribute the opposition of Mr.. Doug as W lhe
English bill to tie modification OF deledti ana
we were assured he had determined 10 eI presS MS
acquiesceDce in this bill before the People OF en-
cago and throw himself hack into the Democra i:
party. We were prepared to give him a cordial
welcome He has adopted contrary courSe-has
denounced the English bill, and has united with
the Black Republicans in attempting TO galvan-
ize tue abolition spirit into life by getting up an
other constitution in Kansas He endeavors to
persuade the people of this Territory that they
have been sadly wronged by the English bill, in
requiring that the Territory should contain suf-
hclent population to send one Representative to
Congress before their admission as State into the
Union He has thus played into the and # i'm
Lane and his Conft deTate band of rebels, who,
thus encouraged, will doubtless attempt 10 get up
another revolutionary convention, and frame an
other Topeka or Leavenworth constitution, In vio-
lation OF the act of Congress. His detection may,
ana doubtless will for the moment, injure the
democratic party TO some extent; but his spas
mOdic efforts will end as those of all others, who
have offended in like manner, have ended The
great and glorious old party will survive a thou
sand such shocksn
The hteifigencer reviews Hon. VIM. L. Yam
cey's letter and cOmmends to the cotton State
committees of safety which he proposes tn,
example of their prototypes of the revolution
airy era.
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MEXICAN ArrA1Rs-The correspondent Of the

MEXICAN AFFAIRs.-The correspondent VI '"o
New York Herald says: -''3 'sa'''.-. -.
Additional Official information has arrived
from Monterey, Mexico, to the 18th ult. Nldauin
was to start Tor San Luis Potosi on the ION ins,
with 2UVO men, eight pieces of artillery and am
munition, to take command ef the Army OF the
North. Huazuawas leaving Zarasecas with about
iU00 men, TO attack San Luis Pososi, and would
not wait fot the arrival OF vlduatri. News had
arrived at Monterey from Guadalsjsra to the l2th
utt stating that the Federal army bad taken 20
sitions and began the attack Of the city. Mramon
was oatbe way Ia GuadaIaiara with .Ua men TO
relieve tue city; therefore il as believed great
| battle viii be fought there Galindo il military
Iccmmander or Nuevo Leon during the absence OF
Vidaurri and Is charged with the duty OF organ
| izing and supplying forces. ammunition, &c Tor
| the Army of the North His position on the X 10
Grande is considered highly favorable Tor obtain.
| ing supplies. Vfdaurri says they are determined
to send liberal forces from the north To overwheln
| tue r.actionist~. A thousand men from Chi
huahua, under Conado, were marching 10 loii
| the Army of the North IL is expected that bl
\ the End or July there would be about = Wh r ed
eral troops concentrated at San Luis PooSi, ready
to march towards the city of Mexico"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-19

III The de REVERE and Blount affiir has, T.
appears, at tast been amicabiy arranged between
the parties most interested. Colonel Blount and
bis wife have made up their little differences,
Miss Emily is to return to her parents, and de
REVERE is to be shipped TO foreign parts by the
first conveysacealr 81 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-19

II The Grand Jury at New Orleans have ne
elected to take any notice Of the Vigilance Com
mittee movement, and the papers of the city say
that no attempt will be made to bring them to
punishment