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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-18
Attention !

TN the forenoon of the Second day Of the Fair, near
L this village, a double cased GOLD WATCH was
extracted, or possibly dropped from the pocket OF
the undersigned. Its number is $3.50, and the ma
ker's name Robert Roskell, Liverpool. 1t was high.
ly priced by its present owner as the precious gift
of a dear friend, in his last hour. Whoever will re-
it to the subscriber, (now living with VIM. W.
Woodruff, in this town., shall receive a very hand
some reward, and my unbounded thanks.
NATHANIEL s. WIK0FF.
Freehold, Oct. 7, 1853. Iw
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-18
Private Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
FARM, situatee in the Township of Manalapan.
known as the " Rue Farm adjoining lands of Jo-
seph Anderson, and about 2 IL miles of the Ma
nalan Station, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-EIGHT ACRES, in a high state of cul.
ALS0.-A HOUSE and LOT of u acres, with a
good SAW MILL on the same, on the road from
Englishtown to Old Bridge. The mill can have
constant employment.
Terms of payments, easy. Persons wishing to
view the property, can call on A. G. MCLEAN, Esq.
in Freehold, or on the subscriber at Long Branch.
EN0CH G.. HENDRTCKSON.
October 7 1853 If
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-18

WHO MARRIED ~CATHARINR MITTEN, A
w Widow from Long Branch, Monmouth Coun-
ty, N. J., supposed to be in Upper Freehold, or
Mount Holly, by calling on CHARLES T. FLEMING,
at Freehold, will hear of something t their interest.
Freehold, Oct. IA, 1858. 4w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-18

October 7, 1858.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-18
Immense Stock of
Cabinet Furniture,
CHAIRS, SOFAS, go.

A T REDUCED PRICES, consisting of Sofas, Te-
Ate-a-Tetes, Mahogany Chairs, Marble-Top Cen
tire and Fancy fables, Dressing, French and Com
mon Bureaus, Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and Cot
tage Bedsteads; Mahogany, Oak, Maple and Pain,
ted Chairs of all Descriptions; Boston Rockers,
Lounges, Mattresses. VI ash-Stands, Iron Bedsteads
&c, &c. All for sale at
PIP Burnet st. New Brunswick, N. j
Opposite the Large Tree)
ISAAC S.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-18

A rotten post, though covered with
gold, is poor material with which to build
q house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

We mentioned yesterday a rumor TO the
effect that = number Of citizens Of this place
had gone 70 Brandenburgh ky., for the pur-
pose os comforting with the citizens Of tina,
place on the subject Of the forcible abduc-
ton Of Horace Bell at this place on Saturday
last. These persons returned last night
but without accom- Iishing their ohJecf. II
appears that when the party arrived from
this place aud Harrison county, Bell was
taken cut OF the jail (before daybresk on
Tuesday morniug). and removed from Bran
deuburgh to some point IN the Interior o
Meade county.
A consultation then took place between
the leaders OF the Indiana party and scmt
OF the c~i'ixsns Of B-ande nhr-aaa, as 10 III,
object Of tho :.s..t OF tie former. The citi
zens generally condemned the violent an,
IN law; ul manner in which Bell had beef
arrested. and Promised 10 deliver him up 4
she I~nd,sniaas. A committee remsined q
Brandenburgh 10 receive Bell, who wss Z
be put into their hands at one o'clock 70
day. We have but little faith in the fulfill
nent Of this promise. New Albany Led
ger, 97th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03
They Cant be Beat

In the wav o. relieveing those who are 10 Va
health. Our readers will probably wonder
"a what we refer. We can merely sly that
Me-srs. C,ms,ock g. Brother, Of the cits
OF NV York, prepare t.,e best assortmen'
If Family M sdicincs now in use, Their
eGlcscious properties 10 the heclins Of d.
sease, are truly wonderful. For q cold o.
cough, their Cherry and Lungwort is unex.
ceiled. snd IL will also cure Consumption ID
lis primary stages. For baiinsss and d.
seases connected with the hair, they pre-
pare an article called Turkish B I'm, which
is also equal to any IN use. Also other
remedies Tor different diseases. They a'sr
prepare complete assortment Of YOU
AIRS & CARTONS Horse and CATH
Medicines. such as Carlton ; coGd,tion Pow
ler', Youatg's G4ryiins Oh. &c.
For sale ia Jasper BY IsAAc NEAroS;
IL Huntingbrug by DAVID BRASrEss1isI
also agents lur N rs.'s indian Root Pills
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

WHAT THE SPECIAL Session uF THE IsDI
Ana L~AsIsLATuRE CALLED FyR.-The
public necessities winch demand an extra
session OF The Indiana Legislature, called b,
Governor Willard, are. according 70 the In
Annapolis Sentinel, to raise $ ate revenu,
upon the general levy OF this year. 10 pro
vide for the payment OF the iht crest upor
the public debt. 70 meet The current eKpen
ses Of the gov and 20 pass a law fol
the apprsisement Of the taxable property 0
The State, 50 as 10 equaligs and make JUS
this pubic burden upon is citizens.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

NOTICE il hereby given that the ansounis
IN OF taxes charged IN Dubois county, Ind.
iurihe year A. u. 1868, on each one hun
dred dulInrs valuation VI real and personsh
properly, subject 10 taxation. il % follows
to.wiI:
For county purposes 60 cents and one dol
lar on each poll, for school purposes 10
cents, and SO cents on each poll; aud ios
sinking fund 2 cents.
The township taxes are ~ follows: CT
'uu,b ia IS cents; Harhison IS GEN.; rsiHs
Bridge 20 cen's: IL, ~ eents; Patoks 10
.ynss: and Ferdinand IS cents.
The special school tax. levied by the Tsus-
tees Of the respective townships l. % sol-
lows, to wit:
Bsinb-idre 5 cents; Hall IS cents. and -
cents on each poll; Patoka IS cents and -
cents on each poll, and Ferdinand % cents.
The follow ing 10 . synopsis Of the tsxcs
in the several tow ships 10 wit:
G .lumbia- 81 cents on the hundred DOL
larr. and 3 80 on the pot.
H~rbison-s7 censs on the hundred dollsrs
and 50 on the poll.
BsinbriIee-9 81 cebts on The hendred dol
lars. and 81 SO on the pull
Hsn-el VI on The hundred dol'sss. and
81 rs on he poll.
Pa,oks-g7 cents on the hundred doIIars
and 20 90 on the poll.
Ferdinnnd-Sl ~ cents on the hundred
dollars and 81 30 on the poll.
a O.
That ! will attend Al the several places Of
holding elections, in The SEVERAL tow nshirs,
q said county, On the following dsyr. BE-.
! veen tho hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and :
~u'clock, II. NJ, for the purpose VI receiving
said laxer, ~ wit:
AT Hsysvillc, Thursday. November I.
AtLswis' Pace. Friday. November s.
At + ,iso, . Sill, 5 nurday, November o.
Al C,lesnnr, Turs.sv, November 8.
Az .hnelrs Store, "Wednesday, Nv. 10.
!, Al Ferdinand, Thursday aud Friday. Nov.
fIth aud 18th.
, At Huntinabureh, s ,turdav, Nov. -.
AtJssper, Mun' AZ, Nov. 10.
NOTICE Is further given that ] will a.
tend u my Office, during business hours, for
the purpose Of receiving said taxes, and that
unless the ssme are paid according 10 Law. !
will be compelled to collect the ssme. To-
: gether with penalty, interest and costs. ~
distress and sale Of property.
r. STEPHENSON, Treas. ID. G.
N Jasper, S.p,. -. lstS.-6w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

UEngland IL sgain on the eve or 4
struggle in regard 10 The Sabbath question
a number Of leading literary men. headed
BY Lord Stanley, have pe,itioned for the
opening Of museums, picture galleries. and
other places d public instruction and amuse.
ment. The Crystal Palace Company have
also determined BY . large majority 70 open
tho Palace and grounds for the proprietors
and their families on Sunday. The case I,
TO be brought Be fore the courts Of law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

r1rAn irrnscible old gentleman wast'ken
with sneczirg in the cars lately. After
sneexing In the most spasmodic manner
eich, tines he arrested the pa soxysm for .
moment Indignantly saying, ''Oh! 90 On
20 on, you'll blow your internal brains out
presently"
n~yThe Democrats have carried one
brnnchof the Legislature ia Pennsylvan 10.
The s ate senate IS Democratic by one ma
i,ri,y. Il stands seventeen Democrats 70
sixteen Fusionis.s.
AQuEsrros ron MISUNDERSTANDING
can "smelI the raj quickest-the mln whe
knows The most, or he who has the mos'
nose.
u, The ssason for the fall planting 0
iruit trees has arrived. There is room ~ 81
Imcst every yard for q few more trees o
bushes.
T-To cure rough or chapped hanc'
wash them clean, then before wiping take
few drops Of honey, rub them wei, aud the
: wipe them dry.
~ A new Catholic church Is being ere'
, ted IN Brookvi lille. When finished i will b
the handsomest edihce in that place.
Iron Thursday night last snow 10 "
! depth o nine inches fell ia Ashiabula ccu'
:, ~, Ohio,
or indianapolis has laid down ihree add
). ,ional miles Of gas pipes this season. Ese'
: windpipe there is a gas pipe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby & ven that The part
~ nership heretofore existing between Z
Hayden and e. Pickhsrd', in Hunlingburgh
il this day dissolved by mutual consent. Al
those that are indebted to the said firm are
requested TO come forward and make settle
ment Immediately with Il Pickhardt, who Il
authorised to make the same. The bushes.
will Le carried on as heretofore by r. Pick,
hsrdi. at H~un'ingburg. g. HAYDEN.
s 'pt. ~, '5S. Il. PlCKHARDT.
Oct 30 1858.
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8 hereby given that on Monday. tho let
u day Of November, 1859, the County Sur
OF DUBOIS county will be present to
run the lines and determine the boundaries
and Subdivisions, ard also establish the coz
uers OF . c,ior IS. town 3, s. II. 3 west; also
all he intermediate lines will be surveyed
and The corners thereof established. All 10
tercsted persons are requested TO attend.
oct G-3 wi 50. MICHAEL FOX
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

DuBors CouETv.-Tnls glorious old Dem
ocra,ic county nobly acted her part In the
struggle Of Tuesday. Nibisck's official ma
jpri,y is 9a6. Hovey only received l9l votes
in Tho whole county! Well done Democrats
Of Dubois! you are entitled to the highes,
praise from your brethren In the Pocket,
and you have their warmes, thsnks.-vin
SIM
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

s hereby given that on Thursday. the 9Th
L day Of December, 1858, the County Sur.
|veyor Of Dubois County will be pfeseRt 70
run the lines and determine the boundaries
and subdivisions and also establish The cor
ners OF section 8, r 8, $ 4 w; also the
intermediate lines will be surveyed and ,be
corners thereof established. All interested
persons are requested to attend.
oct. i3-3w JosEPH GurrRrcH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

8 hereby given that the undersigned has
! made application 10 the Auditor OF pu-
bois county. Indiana. fos = duplicate cersiG-
cate Of purchase Of the southwest quarter
OF the south-west quarter OF section No. ~,
in township No. 8. south Of range No. 4 w.
10 Michael Miller, the original purchaser
the original cert,fcsse ~ purchase heinz
lost. BARBARA LAUBY.
oct 10, '5s-l3w. $aw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

State Of Indiana, Dubois County, IS:
~ il hereby given that J red Me
~ haus, administrator Of the estate Of en-
~ Pillar, decd, hiss fled his petition 10 SCI
the real estate Of said deccdeni, viz. the v
half Of the southwest quarter OF section %,
town 2, south Of range 5 west. his rersona
property being insult, ient to pay bis debts
aud that said peii' ion will be heard ut the
next term Of the Court OF Common Pleas o.
said county. X. Il. EpMoNsroN.
nov 3, lS58-4w% Clerk &. q. p. ID c.
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AdministratOr's Notice.

NoTIcE il hereby given that the under.
~ signed has been appointed administra-
tor, with the will annexed, OF the estate Of
Christian Garmon, late Of Dubois county
Indiana. deceased. Said estate Is solvent,
oct Is, '58-3w. Benz. r. KEKr, admir-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

MINISTER TO RUsslA.-It is announced in
one u our exchanges, on the strength Of a
letter from indianapolis, that Judge Hughes
present Democratic member OF Congress
from the Madison District has been an-
pointed BY the President, N mister TO Rus
ia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

NoTtcE - hereby given that the under.
~ siGnedehss been appointed executor o.
the last will Of Hugh u. Boyles. late Of nu'
bois counsy. Indiana, deceased. The estate
10 supposed 10 be solvent. Pessons having
cIaims against said estate sre notified 70 fls
them according 10 law.
nov 3.,5S-3w. JAS. G.. BOYLES, Ex'r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

O-vA letter from Rome, in the Ernssels
Independence. states that the cpea ing Of
China to Christian mission riss is the absorb.
ing theme in R,me; and the Pope,u Is I'D.
ded, 10 about to organize a grand collection
throughout Catholic Europe. 81 behalf o.
special Romanist missions.
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hope the numerous substantial farmers
throughout our county will take this
matter into consideration. and before
another year has rcSolyed bring il 70
a practical tcst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed ADMINISTERS.
tnr Of The estate OF Gersd Terwisky, ate Of
Dabois county, deceased. Said estate h
supposed to be solvent.
Henry LONG, admir-.
mo- g., leJS-3w-S1 so
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or X 10 recently reported that the Brit
Government will shortly Issue a pardon
y Thomas r. Mesghcr, the Irish exile.
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THE WORLD
COMING no AN END!

vuvHE undersigned hiving opened . new
! Marble shop in the town Of Petersburg.
Ind, feels conhden. that he cen sell TOMB
STONES cheaper for cash than any other
establishment in the Wess. having on hands
at present q splendid stock OF Marble, that
cannot be surpassed anywhere. All kinds
OF monuments, tomb stones. center table
lops. mantels. &c.. made In the nsasest style
and Of the best material. Or'evs solicited
and promptly attended 10. Shop on Msia
street, opposite the public squsre.
VIM. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
isaac NEwTox. at the drug store in Jas
per, is authorized agsnt fvr Dubois county.
oct &. 'J8-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

0y Two more vessels Iadencd with cam.
sls-i2o 10 number-bave arrived in Texas
from Africa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

. hereby given that on Monday. the 9Th
j day Of December, A d 1858, ths County
surveyor OF Dubois county will Be present
to run the lines and determine the bounds.
mes and subdivisions, and also establish the
corners OF section 10, T3.6R No. I west,
also all the intermediate lines will be sur
lveyed and the CORNERS thereof established.
IAN persons interested are required 10 q.
tend. JoHN MALTER.
oct is-3w pf$i so
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-03

IPAtth the sale at auction, last sat
nrdav, Of the two lots and frame hon.
ses. belonging 70 Mr.. John Opel. end
which front on the street leading 70
the bridge, the bidiDg was quite spir'
tied. The lower house was run up Y
S2sS, and the upper me to Solo
The price which this property brought
at auction, shows conclus:yely tla'
property in Jasper, unlike that 2
some Of her neigllbcring wopld-bc-cl
ties. is not deprecated BY The rccen
hard times. bnt is still : sing in value
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HONS PApERs.--Stcr, then, We sturdy
aud rillsrs Of The soil, 70 your HON"
newspap rs. 10 matter II you are poor;
remember illa, nome are so poor as the igno'
rant, excepti, be The deprayed. end they toe
ci,en 90 together. Sick 70 your own locsI
psper, tho il MAJ no, be 50 large or impos'
ing as some CITY weesly; but remerabef \
j. tie adven..er Of your neighborhood en-:
daily business. and tells you What is going
on around you. instead II a thousand miles
away. lit Is not On nice paper and es goo'
ss you wish 10 have j., pay up your subscriP
TONS well and ge, your r~eirhbors to do th'
came; rely uron il. the natural pride Of III
publisher will prompt him - improve i a
tsst rs possible Wisconsin Farmer.
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state Of Indiana, Dubois County, IS:

nov 3. ~ls5e-3w-Sl5O
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-07

Boz-We have new version of the Dick
ems scandal, furnished by tie London CORES
pondent of the New York Tribune, who pro
fesses to give the facts in the case, as follows
Mrs Dickens did not feel comfortable in
the society of Dickens literary friends nor
did Dickens m .ch like the visiting acquain
tances of his wife; but as long as their chill
dren were receiving their education, they re-
mained united in spite Of the differences of
their tastes and tempers. Towards the end
of last year, however, they peaceaby sepa-
rated, without any quarrel, by mutual con.
sent, the daughters remaining with the father
under the superintendent of their aunt Mrs.
Dickens sister, while the son went with the
mother They visited one another, and re
manned on good terms. and nobody found
fault with the arrangement. But society, so
called, began to fill the town in the spring;
people unacquainted with the domestic affairs
of the novelist thought it strlnge that Dick
ems lett his cards at some friends, with those
Of his daughters aud sister-in-law without
the card of his wife The most absurd and
infamous stories were circulated for two or
three days. until Dickens came out in bis pa
per and silenced them.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-07

FIGHr WITH THE INDANs--W VIcro-
RIoUs-From Judge Roseborough who is in
charge of Indiln Atflirs here pro tem,, we
learn that Tolo, Indian chief of the Scott
Valley tribe, arrived in town yesterday from
the Modoc country, with intelligence--recei-
we'd from the De Shuttes-that fight had ta-
ken place somewhere in the vicinity of Thom.
son river, beeween the Indians and whites in
which large number Of the former were
killed To-lo did not learn whether the
whites were regulars or volunteers, but said
the Indians were surrounded and fired upon
from all sides. Very few, if any, of the
whites were killed We place considerable
reliance upon the information thus receiv ed
from Fol 10, as he brought in the same man
ner intelligence of Colonel Steptoe'5 defeat
several days in advance Conformation gained
Of the occurrence from any other source We
will no doubt shortly hear of the fight 1t
has been either with Captain Robnson's
company of volunteers, who were in advance
of Browns party, or with the regulars in the
vicinity of Fort Walla Wa'la. Tollo said the
battle was about twenty suns Yreka.- Yreka
Union, Sept I'd.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-07

ROBBERY AND MURDER.-On Saturday night
last about o'clock the cabin of a company
of Cinnamon near Charcoal Flat, eight miles
from Downievlle, was entered and robbed
by party of desperadoes, supposed to have
been Spaniards. The circumstances as near
as we can CLEAN them are these AT the time
above mentioned the Chinamen to the num-
Der of seven were assembled in their cabin
when three men, who are represented by the
Cinnamon as MeXicans and who also spoke
English, forced their way into the cabin and
demanded money. After defensive move
ment on the part Of the Cinnamon, the three
intruders each fired, killing the head of the
company, All Pun and wounding two others
one in the neck and the other in the arm
Another was prostrated from the blow of a
pistol on the head The robbers then sue
ceedcd in getting booty to the amount Of one
hundred and thirty dollars in coin and dust
and an old silver watch, and decamped
News of the ntrocity was sent to Downeyille,
and Coroner Stanley summoned Jury and
proceeded to hold an inquest. The jury ad-
iOurned withoutrendering verdict, in order,
if possible, to obtain some clue to the ma
rauders. Up to this writing none has been
found. The suppositon is that band of
robbers have their rendezvous near the place
of this attack, and the vigilance of our Off.
GERS is eXerted to ferret them out, which ex.
ertion we hope will be surcessful.-Sierrd
Citizen, Saturday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-07

CHILD ABANDONED BY IFS AIorIER. One
morning last week, DR.. Burlingame, whose
residence is a short distance below town,
found basket ut his front gate, containing "A
male child some six months old. Inquiry
soon traced its parentage to a woman sup
posed to be insane. 1t appears that she had
been endeavoring to give it away for some
time, but failing in this, she procured the
services OF Emma Gray and Kate Stone, who,
to secure it Il respectable home left it in the
Doctors yard. The mother was seen the fol
lowing day near the Central House, with a
piece Of wood wrapped in shawls and blank
cts, in her arms. 1t is understood that her
husband was recently killed in San Francisco,
which so affected the unfortunate creature as
to unsettle her reason, The child is a benuti-
full bright little fellow, aud has, we under
stand, been adopted by the estimable lady OF
Capt. W. 0. Murray The little foundling
has an excellent home, and humanity de
mands that its unfortunate mother should be
properly cared for.-Batte Record Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-07
--latest News.
PER WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S EXPRESS.


From the Sacramento Bee of last evening.
Sailing of the John L, Stephens-Arrival
of the NOrtherncr from Victoria, with
Later News from Fraser River.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 9th.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer John L. Stephens sailed for Panama
to-day, with sl,779,4l4 in treasure, and S72
passengers.
The steamer Northerner arrived at mid
night last night from Victoria, with the fol-
lowing named passengers Mrs G. s. Story,
Miss Story, Blanchard, W. c. Crandall, H.
G. Creigh, j. Robinson, j. Snow, p. MEG lorn
F. Rasche, Gillett, r. +. Biddle, +. Russ, Mr.
Northrup and wife, Madame Louise j. Dur
gan, wife and two children. Mr.. Gates. Bi-
shop Scott. S. Tourney, F. Hoff, NJ. Brown,
j. Gilman, G. Porter, NJ. Sternheser Major
Mackall, Lieut.. Ayres, Mrs. Wakefield, Lud-
ington, Shaw Jones, Sabatie, Lyons, Parker
Swift, Byrnes, Reynolds, Lawrence, MELON
aid, II detachment of 81 United States troops
for Fort Humboldt, and 1873 in the steerage
She brings $4,000 in dust, aud s90S l3 in
coin. The river had risen two feet at Fort
Yale. 1t had been raining hard for several
days. Capt Snyder had made a treaty of
peace with the Indians. The Indians on
Harrison river We're very troublesome. The
report that forty three whites had been mur
dered by the Indians is fully confirmed.
This morning Ferguson himself, his physi-
clans, attendants aud friends all agree that he
is very much better, and his physicians to-
day, for the first time say that there is no
cause for alarm. lie has an excellent appe-
tite and food digests well, his wound is snp
perating finely, his nervous system is in ex
cellent condition, and he is gaining in strength
daily-so you see there is no real cause for
the alarm that is expressed concerning him
A difficulty occurred on election day at
Yreka, between VIM. f. Watkins-'Sniktaw
--anti. Leeompton cen iidate for the Assem-
bly,, and Mr.. Bradshaw, OF that place. which
came near ending fatally. Bradshaw called
him Republican, which he pronounced false.
This led to some further strong language, as
well rs beliigerent action, when Bradshaw
drew a pistol and fired. Luckily Watkins
struck the pistol up and the ball glanced by
his head, just grazing the rim of his hat