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sA kor sale by all Druggists:
PURCELL, LADD Il Co.
lie 7-iScYts Wholesale Agents.

kay EorICE.-The Annual Meeting of
d. Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia, will be
'hjiat their Banking House. in the city OF Ricii'
J- lI-4taWtd - MARA. Cashler
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PURSUANT to decree Of Chesler6oId
County Court. made st ito December term. issY
snail proceed 70 sell 1t Pnlliam'r Auction Aous.
Va me eity of Richmond. on the It'll DAY & JAN
lSs Negro Man named Daniel, kolol cling 10 Il;
estate OF Capt. Ben 6ravts Said slave % soId ~
division. w a. fiAkKr
dr. 1ru& D---~e.-.
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- DOUBLE AND SINGLE
GUNS. PISTOLS. RIFLES. Ac--I have
in store, a LARGE and complete ssnost-
msDt q boubIe and Jingle 06ns. Riek-
mond hihs., Cots isbrated Five shoot~rs Alip's
keyolvrrs. Single Pistols. OF every descriptions shot
Belts. Powder flxsks, biTd Bags. Powder, sh0t cad
Cap, Bowie Knives pirks. sword and other WAlk.
ng Canes, Dram Rottles, &C.
Qua. and kifles made to order stocked and altered
10 rerensscn. Keys Fitted, and Repairs Of al kinds
done with dispatch. JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer,
de N-tm dOofs above 81. Chsriee Hoee1
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THE ART OF DANClN..--ap

~ THE ART OF DANClNo.--an ne
~ school Of the undersigned 10 now N ss~sIon e
~ Cotiashian Hall. The ehiidrsns classss nIset
49, every Thursday afternoon. ~ 4 e'cioet. and
every Saturday morning. - u o'clock 0sotls-
aen's classes meet every Wednesday and krtdAy
7v.nng at IN O'Clock.
scholars can enter II any time and take 9 fun
Of lessons without regard ~ the bsgapisg q
Ella sses or courses.
a6-3t q. A. McRfftY.
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AUCTION SALES.
TUTu7 E
IIALnARIE GnncHI,AI m I.INn rx,n


VALUABLE GOOCHLAND LAND ron
sALE Tho undersigneA will os5cr for sals =
public auction, on SATURDAY, 18th January Isss.
at IL o'clock, at Mr.. Sam1 4. Duvai.s (poweiss "A.
yern In 9ooehiand county, IL miles above His B.
meEd, their tract Of Land wing on tbs north eide q
the River raa, about half mile below and adjoining
the land Of laid Duvai containing 40 acres partial
IL cleared.
The soil OF this Land Is very good and adapted 10
thr growth Of all the crops grown In this section Of
coLHfry, and being In the coal region, may prove
Wy valuable.
Al the same time and place, there Will be offered
for sale. four or i've good Wagons. and twelve or If
teen finewo Mules.
TERMS made known at the sale.
JESSE W WALTON.
Ja1-dtd q. WALrHALL.
WHARF TO BE RENTED. - On SA-
~ TURDAY next. January 9Th, at 4 O'Clock. p
NJ viii be rented out publicly to the highest bidder
For the present year, the harf at Rocketts belong
ing TO the estate OF VIM. Y. Depriest. Possession
gisen Immediately.
jaI-td ANN P DEPRIgsT
A UCTION SALE OF MULRS.-On
"A SATURDAY next, the eth inst, on Council
chamber liill, will sell at auction lG young well
broke Males, and Wagons with harness on credit
OF months. for negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
endorsed. infesegf added Prior 20 the day of sale.
tie Mules can be seen at Msssrs. payis Hutch
esons Stables, Franklin street.
ia 49, RICH D. PHILLIPS.
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TIME CENTRAL HnlTjrIEI-

Si.na.os a, A. hiChM 0ND. VIRGINIA.
AZ tne corner OF Grace and gth street. front
ng the NORTHWEST corner Of thu Capitol sGuarr M
near 10 the Nashington Monument will IL Il, = III
hs r 10 receive guests on the LIST January isas
ne legality IN point OF contiQuify 10 h,s,ras,
xeing adjacent TO the Capitol. Banks CUSTOM lou
merehsht MILE and Warehouses. together with Ia.
afforded by The Public Grounds Immediately In irplt,
render IL at oDce attractive. " "''
With such advantages the prorr;etor a nnrac;a. "a,
his responsibility in undertaking To serve the unhIr
TO meet which. he gives assurance Of annie sunnliS
and the most assdnous attention to tile wants III
who may favor him with their company
do 2S-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH propriefar
Il. j. !. would be happy to receive calls from
members Of the Legislature and others. who mi ohf
,xish enxas.e rnnins hafnra the nr,.uin., dar
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CASH ONLY.

w ORDER-The subscribers have opened a
Laundry on Catharine street, and are prepared TO
execute the business in the best style. We ask the
favor of friends TO give call, and will, as
far capacity affords. render our work in the
best manner. Office I'd door from corner eth and
Broad streets. All orders for work will be left there
la G-dIm ROBERT A. BRADLEY co.
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ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
l. AND PERSONS CONTEMPLATING BUILD
ING.-The subscriber il prepared to dress in supe-
rior style. LUMBER Of every description. Tobacco
manufacturers can have their Lumber dressed cheap
and better than they can by hand. He will also
make BOXES and CASES on reasonable terms. He
has large well enclosed yard, where he will store
Lumber free of expense 10 the owner.
Persons intending to build repair will DO well to
give him call, he is determined to do any work
which may be given him in good style and on 5
favorable terms il be done at any other estaI
li.hmeut in the city. Lumber IN be taken 10 and
from his Mill as low to any other.
Those who may find ii announcement to call by adj
dressing a line through the Post Office will be
promptly attended TO
va MnULDlNGS Of all kinds kent on hand and
worked 10 order. L. j. CRUMP,
ia lin Corner of Leigh and I'd SITS.
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DAVID WALSH having removed
TO three dc ors this side the United etates Ilo-
tsi u prepared to manufacture BsUTb ara
SaOESof hi best quality and material ma
VIII conduct his business hereafter on the ijAeE
,ystem, aud respectfully solicits the patronaar u
his on custom. and the public assuring them hsf
heretofore ""'e
=. Any ORDER addressed through the Post once viii
DrDmntly. L. a.
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DIss0LUTIONs. 30.

DissoLuTloN.-T The oo-partnership
-, heretofore existing under the style of Robert
'his day been dissolved by mutual Consent. naS
NJ NJ. ROBERTSON
J,yu,Rv Ia. ,s,s X. o. GARY.
:. :, :. ~: .o9o. ja6-l2ts
IT, oSrnA.hh1 an. T. undersigned
style and firm of HILL NORFLEsT tpr the .ne
R R9p q Rnqs 81 GENERAL COMMISSION AND
IIssss ~ I'M Ess In this city, and viii BE-
any branch of their business sU"ia'ances Ia
Office, shockoe Slip, Richmond. Va. Jan. LAT ,sss
WV. L. I'LL.
Formerly of CaswelI. N b
N. NJ. NUKFLEET
ia 1-Im EOrmarlY Of n q
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"a FOX RENT.-A FARM, contain.
- Ing about eight acres 81 land In good state Of
euI,vst,on, having good spring Of excellent ustss,
biick dwelling house fos the comfortable accoasn
iatin Of o small 'amily sfahle and carriage hoase.
from the CITY. near the Mssdow Bridge Red inas-
iiafely the Central Railroad aud % very suissbas
for market garden.
Possession can be had On the ist day Of Januasy
next Any person DESTROYS Of renting 10 invi1s1 =
visit the place.
he Z3--dFs AH0f.pH D1tL
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By Larus & Shine.

STOCK OF BRICKS AND FIXTURES.
- &C AT AUCTION.-wfi be sold at auction on
MoNDAY, the lIth instant, commencing at 10 o'cIk.
AZ our brickyard, on Main, between 23d and sd
streets about 100000 good hard Brick lot OF Stock
pflek, together with all the Fixtures such "a heel
barrows Brick Press Moulds &c
TRANSFORM months
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- BUY YOUR GUM OVER SHOES
- ut lS3 Broad street.

e> 500 PAIR LADIES 8 STRAP
SANDAL OVER SHOES, 1t only IS CITE
PEI pair. for sale by MARCUS HxRklS. w.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE AND HIRE.


DOR HIRE-A Nusre or House Ser
l. want, that cannot be excelled in the above capa
cities and for the best Ut characters TO be found at
No. IS Main street. WIN. WALSH.
COOK FOR HIRE--A settled Woman
~ without incunberance from the country accus.
TONED 10 general Homework, a good Cook and
quite genteel. Apply to
IA st No. Ia Pearl street.
FOR HIRE-A Boy of IL years old,
l. who has been accustomed to waiting in a gem
teman's house. Apply at
Mr.. HARVIE'S.
ja6-n* Corner of Marshall and 9TH sts.
DOR SALE-A middle aged NEGRO
l. WOMAN, who is accustomed to working in the
house. Apply 10 JOS. STERN.
ia 6-6t* Broad street. between LIST and "a.
E'0R HlRE.--A very nice Chambermaid,
L Of excellent character. Apply to
ia 6-3t K. NJ. MORGAN
DRIVER FOR HIRE have for hire
IL first rate Driver who has been accustomed to
driving in the city for the last six years.
THO r. FARISS.
IA st Nos Pearl street.
A FIRST RATE COOK, just from the
IA country for hire.
Ai.o. likely GIRL Apply to
ia 5-lw HEO. WATT & Co,
DOR HIRE.-Four Barrel COOPERS.
Apply to ALIEN. NJ TRABUF,
At Watkins Trabues
Ja2-lw~ Near Shockoe Warehouse.
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NALE OF HORSES, COWS, CORN,
sr mAps FARMING UTENSILS. &o., a.. AT
"a we 18TH inst. commencing at o'clock, at
miles s bsleS ct Mr. HOWE. at Warwick
DDS. Torn, 6A00o BUS. of Oats, Blso,ied Horses
W.T. me Cows Also large lot of Oak aud Pine
Eoou on the hiver bank, together with all of his
Farming Fixtures, &C., &C ' "a MS
,hat as.-Ail sums of $50 and under, cash. over
u, mat amount, months, for approved negotiable
JaT SS ShANNs
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~ 500 PAIR LADIES OYER
sH0ES-warrantsd the best quality. only
rs cents per pair. For sale BY
MARCUS HARRIS.
Ja6 ls5 brtad atyask
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nISSOLUTION.-The partnership of
~ MORTON. ARMSTEAD CO, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent The senior partner will
Proceed to settle up the business of the coucern With
AS little delay possible Each partner will use The
name Of the concern, Ia liquidation alone.
JOSE III 7. MORTON,
JAs.iM. AkMSrE4DJ
JOSEPH BLANTON.
Richmond, January LIST, 1858. Ia -dssw3m
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MOTTO E.-The firm of TAYLOR &
= WILLIAMS is this day dissolved by mutual
consent-A. ID. Williams retiring. Either partner
VIII use the name of the firm in closing up TIE bus
mess.
james NJ. Taylor has associated with himself his
SOD. William D. Tay lor who together under the firm
OF JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son, will conduct the
Real Estate Agency and Auction Business in all its
branches and hope to secure the patronage SO lin.
orally extended to the late firm Of Iaylor Williams
January |, le5S ia t-lw
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rO-PARTNERSHIP The
" undersigned having united themselves under
the style and firm of John A. BOWER Il Co., for
the purpose manufacturing Tobacco Boxes Pack
ing Gases, &c, respectfully solicit share OF public
patronage. Mandatory, Arch street, kat Joining
Berger & Boyle's Saw Factory, near the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Bridge.
JOHN BOWER,
EDWARD BOYLE,
HENRY X. BURGER.
R,rBMoxp Dee 10Th 1857 de i6-ims
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

been comps,ey d.sman;lei, Ta- hanlei oa' 'oon ,ne
shea-s YESTERDAY where she hss been lying -lncs Der
arrival. and viii be speedily taken into the az ioc"
ani cited oui f0r Ia.
The United state frigaie Congress = eAPTc''d Z"
arrive II Norfolk this Winter 20 prepare i'r o'u~i'
Tie .,oor-, f.war John Adarp- vas taken odt OF me
dry dock Ct tie Go.poTt Navy Yerl last week y ~
IN the steamer Southern Star. All the officers oi te
latter vessel had not reported up to Monday ins
Dolphin wou'd soon be ready TO sail.
Capt. J. C. Rich has been released from suspension
iy order, fIom headquarters. He viii soon D. de-
tailed fr duty Tie report tlat the =. Loni- VIII 20
to Paraguay is somewhat premature ss i has n''
been decided yet, Sic cannot be ready fF month to
come.
The great British mar-of-war which the English
CONNER ced 10 build at the time the Niagara arrived
fir. in England, and which they intended to eclipse
our frgsie. was launched last month Size Is called
the Mefsey and II DO, within 500 inns the size OF the
Niagara.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
Tile OREGON INDIAN WAR.

CoYr,spondcucc Of Tie St. Taylor, san Diego, Aug Is
There is every indication that we are to have hot
reception. No Spokan nor CGur d Acne, nor Snake
las been near u.s. only the Nez,srces, Cayases aud
Polouses.
Aug. l6-Sorne tine ago isnce steptoe's affair, it
seems that Cen Clarke offered terms of peace to the
Spokans and CGur d'Alenes. The priest who crossed
nj the Pelous River iust before arrival went with
tie reply Of the Indians to Gen. Clarke.
Day before Yesterday afternoon he reached our
camp on hs return from Wala Walla to his mission
in the C0ur d'AeDe mountains. He informs us that
the Indians sent many impertinent messages to Gen.
Clarke.
and 50 they were; yet after all, ms preparation he
sends 10 them TO ask peace; say they want no
peace but war, even 70 xtermination ne says 1t IS
Col. Wrights intention to march 10 Colviie, by way
Of the CGur d dAene mountains, and probably to es-
tablish post on the Spokan River.
The priest goes 10 break MP the CPur d Alene mis-
College in California He says he has been for four
teen wears in the Cpur d Aene mountains, and that
there has been change whatever for the better in
the Indians during all that time.
Tonight little after dark the Indians were heard
across the river IL is very unusual for the Indians 10
leave their camp at night. voice from them was
hearG calling our interpreter. lie went down TO- the
river and informed them that he was there. They
asked i'm what he was doing with the soldiers, said
they would no longer regard him as their friend and
after cursing him III English, nfed r'ie at mn ana
gave the war-vhoop. Tie ball struck near him.
There were four or five voices.
Tie fire instantly returned by SIX shots from
our pckets and sentinels The camp was turned out,
the men deployed and in FIVE minutes all were ready
fer tie attack. But nothing more was heard IRON
them and the men were ordered 10 sleep on Their
arms. That was equivalent to firing on white la5,
and they are bound to suffer for it, Col. Wright leaves
Wolla Wala to-day, ard this day week probably we
viii cross the Rubicon.
Five mounted Indians came down to the river oppo-
site 10 us Just now, and formed in line. Orders were
given 10 fire charge Of canister at them, brt before
Major Wyse 20, ready sume one saw piece OF white
muslin projecting from the breecl-cout of one of the
Indians and called out " white hagH The order 20
destroy them was countcrmanded boat was sent for
two of them they over Inducements We're offered
TO them to reveal the caches of the Spokans and Occur
d 'Aeues and sent away.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
LATEST.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Oct. l3 lSoS.
r,Rsr Dl.rRIc4-Florence DEM, 1913 majority
SECOND D1srRIor-Morris Opp, 500 majority.
THIRD DisTmcr-Verree OPP, l,o37 majority.
ForRrn DIsrRIcT-Mlwari opp 2,2E majority.
FIFTH DlsrRlcr-Wood Opposition has BOW i,3lo
majority. Montgomery Co., the balance OF the Di'-
,rct bes lot We, been heard from. Il gave ast year
Democratic majority of 400. Partial returns show
q handsome Opposition gain, and Woods election Is
claimed.
srxrv Observation-Disclosures "A. l. Is elected.
SEVENTH DIsrRIcr-This District is In doubt. Large
gains are reported for Lorgnecser, Opposition.
syyysrErSrH DIsrRIcr-The returns show large
cain for Mcpherson, Opposition in Franklin County
and Reilly. the present Democratic Member, Is sup
posed TO be defeated.
NIyrrry>rH DIsrRcT-P0riial returns show
that Foster Dem. leads Covode GOO IL west
moreland County. Tie balance Of the County VIII
increase his majority to 9Co. Armstrong and Indiana
Counties. which gave large Republican maJorities 10
1856, to Lear from.
PHILADELPHIA CIrY-The following are the Oppo-
sj,on rnaiorties in Philadelpha SnPreme Judge
5.7ss; Canal Commissioner, 1890; Sheriff, 5'H3i
Register Of Wills, $500; Clerk Of Orphans Court
AGO.
PrrsBURGH. Wednesiny, Oct. l3. 1853.
Atou, two-;hrds Of the county have heen heard
from, and the Republican majority State ticket and
Sheriff is over 3OC0.
The art-Tax Commissioners are defeated by at
least geo majority.
PHiu.DELPBiA, Wednesday. Oct. l3-l p N.
SEVENTH DIsrMcr-LehiSh County gives Long
necker Opp nearly 800 majority. In Backs County
Lorgnecker gai.s 92l in fifteen districts. Robertss
,Dem. majority in Bucks viii probably not exceed
2CO The result il doubtful.
THIRTEENTH DIsTRIcT-Carbon County gives
Shoemaker. Opposition 500 majority Northampton
County gives D.umick, Democrat, not over 900 ma
iony The balance Of the District consists OF Monroe,
Pike and Wayne Counties. The result is in doubt,
both parties claiming the victory. The Democratic
majority in 1856 was 1866.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 49, 30 P. n.
In the vth Congressional District the majority Of
Mr.. Wood opp over Owen Jones is over 1000.
PHmADELPHA, Oct. 3-noon.
FIFTEENTH DrsrRIcr-James 4. Hale (Opp.l is
elected by 1900 majority over Alison White iDen.b
present member.
STyFSTEESTH DIsRTICT-The vote Is close, but
Edward Mcpherson opp is believed to be elected.
Firm DIsrMcr-John Wood Opp. is certainly
elected over Owen Jones Dem.l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
y.yopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER IA, 1858

Kirgstou township gives Scranton lao majority.
Dnamsrs. Oct. ly.-FW Congress, McReynohs
DEM, receives l0l majority IL ihs town.
fgs,0H, Oct. l2.-Carbonaalc City and Township
give 62 majority ioT Scranton OPP, candidate iVT
Congress.
Falesbayts. Oct. l2.-The following n,ajorties are
reiurrsd fer Scranton: i'istowr Jwnshp, II; Jen-
kns Township, 100; Piii>ion Borough, 305.
Tuztrue County gives SeT1rton over 2,'Ho majority.
p,f,vOn Oct. l2.-Pttst"u Borough gives scranton
iOppi fer Congress, 80 majority lhtision Township,
scranton. II majority. West Ration Township, -
n,i,ii,v jenkins Township, Scranton, 100 majority.
WY,sfNc Co-Eas'CA, OCT. l2.--Nicho.scn Town
ship gives John McReyncids DEM fcr Congr -, Is
(olrvBrA Co.-CeRfre, Oct. l2.-voie Of CeutTe
Township for Congress:
scranton OPP. l5l majority. Il has heretofore
Bio1r,s5nrr. oct I2.-This Borough give Scranton
tOpp.I ;or Congress, 2oJ maJonty., 90 .
tcoit Township gives Scranton ls5 majority.
Dr,gr C,sek Oct. l2.-1his township gives : ran
70. OPP II majority; formerly 1t returned a psno'
Go,1r-,ssa, oct. l2-Cataw1ssa gives Oh majority
for scranton Opp. for Congress
The vote. az isr as heard from, shows 'he ioo"ing
Berwiek for Scranton OPP, ll2i Timridse Town
ship. IL: Scott Township, lsv.
H. Nes,optck Township there IS ne VOC.
The town Of Bloom, in Tinndse, gives hche! NOUS
DEM only ii votes
XyrH Dr.rRIcr-(Whites
IYcosrvc Co.--UfHiGaSoorf, Oct. En- ms
District. Allison White Dem has - ana James l.
Hale Opp 49, votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

&. That Won DO not enter my gate. Deceased di--
recardne the wih entirely, anghted from h.- morse
viii Colts revolver in his hand, and opening NJ
'Dr,e said vii come in or de, ami VII end II s''
here" Mr. Ruho,,cm again adlaonished him " F'r
Gods sake. Dorsey, don't come II. bii Dorsey
would come in.
Wien Mr. Rubottom saw him Walk mp 'o".ri thf
louee with pistol io hand he went iuto On adjoining
rcom fnr lis src'-run. When he returned Dorsey
vss on the piazzs; they met ana fred smaltaneJu-iy
Nr Ruh.ft M. load entering the side of Dorsey just
below lie collar bone The shot from Dorsey- pi-"
,ssed Nc mark The deceased ran fifteen or twenty
s,.rs after he was shot, ana expired. II 5 wiie was
,,I.e. m the time but il u.eess to intercede ~
he matter as Dorsey was fully armed, havnE six
sLootcr par Of derr.osers aud knife on his person
NJ the time of is death. a Coroner inquest was
held soon after and the jury returned verdict u us
,ifabIe homicide IL SELF defense Mr. Rubottom n
,nedieelv vert 10 Los Angeles and placed himself in
.Ie cns,odv Of the Sheriff and the next lroe-fsyi
,nor,ing was examined before the Hon Wm G.. Dry
dep. County Judge and upon the evidence of Col.
Keyrer and Mr Newmsrk he discharged.
HIP. Dorsey was about thirty-hve years oi age,
ir feet two inches in hight and native Of Georgia,
where his parents and family reside. He has a
brother in Los Angeles. Deceased was man pos
ses-inc many good qualities, but a very severe TEN
nerauCert having an iron ndomiisb,e WILL and would
Irsort TO ary measure 10 accomplish purpose. The
rreaer portion Of the neighborho0d in which he tyef
sas in constant dread of him, and would yield -
almost any terms TO prevent difficulty With hin.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

cn'sr ard baggage ear were shrurp or,,-.--
ard the others were drawn corsilo-nir' - uaek,
scross ,he ties, bIryrc Tie we.s ~ ,be ,h,. aas
ears in sand read which crusses a, the ri'D l'or'
tie acciceu, occurred. Tie engineer bs5 La.s
broken ard otherwise seriously Injured. ~ M, 2
iha; be BE u despaircd Of. Toe fireman b,s p'aS
disl caied, and hi- head severely cut Te s a' M
of n at section Of TIE line =. NJ Mo-. ESQ aels
vCrirg 20 saN gentleman run falffg :. ,es
were run hing over tire fis ike coins, o, 'e exa
uroy roaol, was thrown VIOLENTLY down and h. ~.
stIUCk 0gsirst the cHruer tf the stove en,,, -, eet
yereiy. Several uejisa. men were so.,n -. ~
Tie friends OF Willis Russell ESQ., iof r'
Quebec. vii be glad .o learn tia, he ali snos
were urinured sud proceeded en- their ~ Az
land. Montreal Piip' II Friiav s;;,sflr - flr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
Died.

In wes7ery.I Trinity Cous,y SEP. HearJ Neyei ';'@
<, Cor7al OREGON Aug a. Jame'L BfoPhsy Of I'en'on'
C. " a-,G =, years - - - = r4--,-i ,rd
sopbfnra -wt ared ycar months aud = I1t IL 60,
htFrser River near F1rt Yale, AIs ~ N.'-s' IL 1
e-irdvEe a. If ;r. city. and f0rnerlf of NV -
IL Sssls a. l9. Nathan r9l u -. lho-,s .
25 years; 7;b Loui-s, ~iie Of Col Thomas b-N' 't -
osE Valley Yuss County Aar r. Il ypao-i fever y" IL
l,n, Paul formerly 4 tIcor- e;o@l, D. G. ,, -,
In Cou.s, Mary Jane A,sone7 We oi Jo-n Ao'oH"S s
81 yesrs . r -, ,.-t.., ,f C.or,e
.,d .rrs Vircert aged gear, months and 2 days
AtMl,Iol Tasre County, Aug e. TIE i--ani IN o. i'
In Sen Jose santa Glars County, Sept g. EHiiFa Bacon
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