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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
n Card from DR.. James N. Jarrett.

g THE MEM YORK LUNG IS~FIRMARY.-My
4 Onneeiionf for thr past eight years with the above la
tuition. l tFlrf i'hS stefan, n tlWelNeN cs r c"hFsr
steady dcTotltn t' a ~" III pulmonary t"hSuihP-
lion and its kindred diseases. together With my uhriEal-
OPPORTUNITIES ami advantages oil pathological RESEARCH
c-aitd not a little by u n'ri+ctsSs en- 81 MEDICAL iSHALA
nos has enabled Ie 10 trrive Al . decisive, discreet, and
successful course ri treat IueuI for the positive and RAJ zeal
cure OF all Diseases of Cue IhfOat. Lat2S- anu AtT-fdsad1cs-
BY InhalatjDn. tin. yapor and curative properties Uf mcdl-
cincs are directly addressed 10 the discasrd organs aud th
int rutneuI. j dc MOI advise the use al Medical Inhalation
of any Kind. To the exclusion UI gcaesa i treatment: and al
though 1 consider il a us-lui aljuyant in the proper man
ag,meut OF those fearful and often fatal Diseases. yet |
DEAN IL vrrv necessary that each patient should have the
b,rnait OF both general and local treatment. The succrrs
n M treatment ia the ahnve diseases. and the high ehlr-
nri,.f of thr Ins,itutiou over which / have so long had the
49, rom me. Al the solicitation oI many prfvateand
nrorrss,aiai friends. through whose phiIAnIhropic aid the
above charity has hecu long and liheraily SUPPORTED. and
.ft,r ,Iq cnlisiderLtian. i have eoaeIudcd to make suchar
rangrrtu,nls a. will bring the benefits of my experience
and treatment within the reach OF all, and ut couint my
sell. as heretofore, 1" my Office. Hoping therefore that the
feSsIn1aI brethren aud ih. pHbfic, l wuuld respectfully an
u,.Inec in conclusion, tha. / Gun roc be csasaite'f te, so4uHy
th- SAM as used IN the Instilntinu. prepared tf suit each
Individual case. Inhaling NApor=, Medical Inhaleis- Sc- DC.
: ates or the tafadas. TEEHS-My terms "I treatment by
letier are as follows, viz: S2 per mouth i"r cach patient,
also, Iuhaltng fapor, and An inihtllns Apparatus. ray
mruI as follows :: ST To be phid To r-tpress agent al receipt
Of the.hox OF Medicines. and the balance IS al the expiration
OF the month, if the patient be cured or is entirely satisfied
with the treatment. Patients. 10y giving a iuii history Of
by letter as by personal examination Patients hFalns
themselves of ilr. JaTrcIsE treatment nlaS rely upon IN
case over thirty days. letters tor I'ivlcc promptly answer
Gu " "i"A JAMES NJ II.
No. s2o Broadway, Ger. Twelfth It, ~
p. S-Fhvsiciaus and Others wishing the chy are res 2
pec,tuIly iA9Itet To cali Al the lnfrInary- where many g
interesting cases can be Witnessed. and where our IN
san be seen sri Inspected
Aug. ~, to5s.-+onl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
WEIGH &
Are nov prepared to exhibit their
SECOND STOCK OF FALL AND
WINTER q

All received direct from the late NEW YORK
an a PHILADELPHIA CLOSING Q AUG
TON SALES. and there Is no Gisputing the
fact that they are prepared to offer some of the
GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered to the
people of Delaware County.
LOOK AT the FIGUEEs:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
TABLE CUTLERY

CONETHINs5 good and very cheap, in the way of Table
- knives with Plated Forks. also Plated Tea Srts. Cas-
TOR AXE baskets, silver ana Plated Cups. 10 &c At
the Sign 81 lac BIG cLocK. Il. Burr
Npr.i@ IS5S-
All wanting to eTnigrnte to u mild climate,
good soil, and fine maTkc ( see advertisement
| of uumuonton Lands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

Az ONCE,

CILvER and Cast EseeI c~aoppins. Broad and Hand
- for sale By AVE
November g. fS5-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

4 NGfHKs and Watches carefully repaired. aud wnrrsni
y 80 JrH-IrS repaired HEh made 10 orti-r. Ud gold al,
sill =" aiken NJ tl-ir value. at No : v iiliaIaa tssIek.
DL. O " . J.! PLOWs :.-PE NCJCK i RuBFRra
4 Hgr"i ftoWs. \ lNrS" SOCK on hand, which W. Nar
rant il" bring The best steel flAinr III market.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

We regret to learn that oae of our SUBJ
4cribers in Radnor. Mr.. ISRAEL -BREEFoGLE,
met with a serious accident a few days
since, by which one Of his legs was broken
nnnr the knaa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

shrubs that are DOT hardy should be
protected without delay.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Clocks.

q $500 n" VIOCkS.
% hour. Stay and 70 day tl"eks and time-piere%. in vx-
VO rinus stsira al Casts and ~ prices rsLSiux from 81. 80
up 80 aav qniaay that may he Desired The ~ day elacks
zra rooT tfnle Keepers. are well made aud put up ia ne a
c.srs. rnd arr a very aeslrildr Srirle fnr "lices churches
an@ sehools. hayr = very pretty sly lie 81 = dNy Mantle
CLOCKS Please call ami see them.
July .. ISIS. G. PI.ATG-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

A good supply of good Tools at manufacturers prices
II CaIland examine, at
November 70, 1875 It AVERY
ID III. JAMES, The Retired Physician.
discUtsttA MIale III the hast iiadies. a certain
4 curc log CONSUMPTION, Asthma irouehtiS, Coughs,
Colds. ami general de ill y The remedy was dS
covered by INN when his ohty child. aHaHghtFr,
wa given up To die. His child Was eureu and
Is now alive and we'll; DESTROYS OF btneliInS his
% rs murtils, he Will send To those wha WISH II, the
receipf contatsling tuiI directions icr making aud sue \
c sSiu.Iy using this remedy, FREE, GA rrreigt OF
their name Address
q. 4. BnowS y, No- II Grand Street, Jersey City, 81
- GnNAnnhAr N IshA-.In
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
JewelrY.

raLD Apd sIlvNt quart, Yes, and Fob thAiAs: cgH gs
Shalass iades aud ,teas d"ld aud SILVER keys ans = =
fadies and N.aA- Nfsevr tuttouS AND studs, i2dlrs fasI
AMI PhfsSt Hsit Uaekies; l.Atee tieta Ana 9rt brs1r.cS
nrW stgIcS; Gubf aad ftAsed Par Rinks AID fiaB Va Er's.
1ula aud AskAed Brvaet Rms and knesv-A ( . vAFts'T =
other arttclvs &a ta% saaae line can Anj zee &ers ~Hr
tronhle - show enods 10 the LaiieS.
July q, ISIS. uFAA'f"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Fvom a. WOODWARD, VI. D., OF PennNy Ivanl4
University. Ihilalelphia.
C0NYERS 4 PRATT ARK pAyiug she high>.a MARA
~ prize in
Cash for F~faxseed,

delivered At their oil Mills. in pelANA are. OHIO.
ASW- uui-E -Iini ghseV A.-nt= Tor other Mills are going
through tapNSuuty telling Farmers ,iI; "r ar" nj ~. IN.
OYER i Sfaird price for : h.ISr,-i. ~ would NTutHsrsHiE""
Of hi. opportiIniv ~ slyiug that v" witt pay tn d. ar-i
market price Tor Sertl a. Hfi times. To- The price Pc satt II
Pay. CNNNEES& fSAII.
nrl4.rrs, July 20. IR5S--Tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
NoTTcE

A full assortment Ladies' ami Gems Gold Pans:
IN rec from the mannfacturcrs-just received at No.
llo;k. CALL AND try TAEA.
October 10, ie5N. G.. PI.ATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
Estate of Joseph Lynn.

Estate OF Joseph Lynn
NOTICE - HEREBY gwen that4ne Undersigned has been
IN appointed and qualified Administrator with the will
annexed Of Joseph Lynn. deceased, late ct Trey township
Delawarecounty. Ohio. All persons Interested viii govern
themselves accordingly. HANNAH LYNN,
November ~, is5s-3t
Estate of Thomas T. McCausland.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned has been
IN appointed and qualified Administered OF the estate of
1homas Z. McCaIslInd, deceased, late oi 1hompson town.
ship, delaware county, Ohio. All persons Interested viii
govern themselves accordingly
JAMES II. McCACSLASD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

TtuE DELAWARE FEM %IeE CpILEtiE f. South peia
Il ware. will open tor the reception of young I.aii"s I'M
der the supervision and Presidency OF JETFE;~,S MCNAS-
I'm. Of Washington. Penn. associated with nu ali" Aud
wei qualified faculty. The Musical department Viii ne
conducted by our we'll qualified frirnd Y, MANILA, Of Del
ware. Ohio. The term Of opening Monday, November
ag.u, I-5s.-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-30
Oar London Correspondence.

LONDON, March IL, 1855.
Ths Aristocrdtic Feon-The Utthdratrai of the Col.
Inns Revolutionary Pamphiet,- Nr.
Bernard Rondndod- Dramatic and Musical
Htms
On oath In the Court Of Bankruptcy Mr.. Staple
ton, (the brother and not the son Of the late Lord
: Beaumont admitted his guilt in collision with the
British Bank directors. Yet that second Daniel
tQy) in the Judgment seat Lord Campbell, acqut
ted him after an impartial jury had found him
guilty. Every one here is rlng mp against IT, feel
ing that there Is law for the lowly and one for
the highly born. We have however, certain amount
Of consoatory JUNCTION TO lay 70 our souls, in the
fact q our being. Notwithstanding our Indian aud
Chinese engagements 50 well provided in the event
If var even immediate. by no means an uncer.
tainiy. The hawkers Of the second editions Of the
laI.r arc now waking mp the neighborhood az they
t"Ni lgttl The Third edition Of the Times lnsurrec
ton- Eevoiuton in Iaris.' Plenty Of time for you
10 bnow ne truti Of Il per present mail The with.
0iaWal o. COLLINS magnificent line Of Yankee steam
ers has caused universal regret here and we pur-
poe per next mail giving a resupf formed on
the opinion Of leading merchant. A. a sort of con.
trdst between TIC Collins and Cunard lines Whilst
tout hing ON steamers. are assured that Nc,srs
CrC-kCy 60. have assumed an immense responsi.
Utility IN attempting 70 do wha, former companies
iahed ln. hoNcVcr' the transport business has
given them an immense li't.
sc q considerable amount Of difficulty succeeded
DO borrow NJ "a COPY of the now suppressed pqmpb.
ltt entitled Tyunuicide; Is 10 justiiable ~ Ii il
supposed % hC the emanaton Of OF the debaters
81 The toduers Hall Club. held no public house
called tlo Codcers Arms, In a court near the PuBeh
oilcc lu FI,ct-o % not doubtless IL j. some 6sf1
MIMI lfOducton iu The yicu8Ce " Leicester square
Though clearly written, 10 is quite unworthy the pen
81 any Ieyoluisglst hort Of an Orsni, or any other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13


URY virtue of decree pronounced by the Circuit Court
H6 Of Albemarle the undersigned commissioner viii
sell AZ public auction, Wednesday, 2ad September next
on the PREMISES the beautiful estate and late rcsideIce
of the Hon. Andrew Stevenson decetsed inthecouny oi
Albemsrle, kdOwn ss -
Tbis ia perhaps one of the beautiful and desirable
estaes that can found anywhere in Virginia The tract
contains about nine hundred Of which about iOO
nre in timber and 500 cleared with good running water
in every field and lies nine miles South of Charlottesville
and the University 10 which tnere is good roau passing
Immediately by Monticello. -
Of the open land about $50 acres are toierhbS wen IT,
ken in clover. G ,, W..
H1YsHs1m es on the Eastern slope Of the Southwest
Range of Mountains in the seciion OF country so long
known US the "Red Land District OF hlhemsre ana If
under good of cultivation, being well adapted to all
the staple products of Piedmont Virginia. such ne Wheat
Tobacco, Corn, Grasses &c
The buildings all new and commodious, and ar
ranged with very great TASTE whilst the surrounding
Lawn Ia very extensive and highly improved
An easy access to market either Richmond or Aeshh,
dra s Afforded by railway, aud the James hiver and
Kspawha Canal. The society Of the neighborhood 10
cuva.d and refined, and churches OF all the leading
denominations are accessible.
In short in point of health scencry society ana Oeau-
,ifI is rarely cqualed by estate ever
offered for sale.
v.rv small portion Of the purchase money will be re-
oured in hand and long credits given Tor the balance
persops wishing purchase visit the place. or may
correspond with by directing to CharloesVie' Al
bemarle county, Va. ,.,,
Should tho 2ad September prove 10 be an unsuitable
3or Tho ssle will be made the next fair day.
peculiar circumstances prevented the saie oi this place
whom last hut persons deslrous O bclg NJ he
aIe mnv rest assured that the day mentioned above,
the land will posaieely be sold without regard to price
~ ~ N II MASSlE, Commissioner,
And Administrator of A. Stevenson, decensed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND LAND
-

TN accordance with the will of the late George Hnm.
tou deceased offer for sale the farm on which he
resided. called Forest Hill
Iii situated in the county of Spotsylvunia Va nbou,
i've miles below fredericksburg near the Rappahsr.
mock river with the Richmond and Potomac Railroad
passing through II.
The neighborhood offers every sociable inducement
while fredericksburg 10 accessible by hours ride
fine road.
The farm consists OF two tracts: Forest Hill, which
has all the improvements, containing about seven hun
1rcd and foriy.three acres, hundred OF which is In
wood The other. short dnce from the trst contains
:wo hundred wholly wood, and has been used ns
OF fuel aud timber All the necessary build
for farming purposes gransry corn houses stables
carriage house negrocabns &C., are well located and
in good order.
containing eight 10 perfect repair situated on Hn
smnence that overlooks the whole plantation ahd com
lnands a beautiful and extensive view of the Rappahan
mock Valley, Tar ms the eye can reach; prOtpert so
varied and attractive IS rarely 10 be found All the neces
-Hry Offices kitchen, mest houses dairy. tee h"ps" ~"
adapted 10 the growth OF wheat corn oats and grass anc
III good order for cultivation. =,
Massap0nax passes through the hrn ior coisu
praole distance. Hfordng abundant supply OF wh'ei
inr stock during the dryest seasons Ihee s sood OF
chsrd productive garden nnd several unialps springs
of the purest wafer the place. lts perfect hcathiu
ness beauty of location, and other advantages make nls
a moet desirable abode.
Persons wishing view the premises arc Invited 10 dc
so; they will be shown by the Overseer Mr. stevens
Terms of sale accommodating and made known on ap
pication to me. -.
The above property if not soll privately, OF which dur
motto. will be given will be offered at public auction, ot
IN. premses 10 the highest bidder. Wedncsday, the
istb August next GEORGE HAMILTON, JE.,
Executor Of George Hamilton, decehsed
Address-P. o., Brandy Station, Cuipepcr Co., Va.
June lg-ct Aug ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND


a Commissioner appointed by decree oi the Circuit
IN Court OF Spotsylvana county, entered Oh the 3lst
day of May, 1855 in the of Hackney nnd others vs.
Asop and others shall proceed SELL for cash. to the
highest bidder Monday the 9th September 1855, hai
being day SpotsylvAnn Courthouse Twelve Likely
Negroes: one man, two and children boys and
Urls from twelve to fifteen years of age all likely and
valuable Both the women good cooks.
Also at the time and place shall sell, Com
missioner the Lands OF Peter dudley decd consisting Of
Three Small Farms:
The first is known Green Hil upon which said Dud-
lev lived living ON road Fredericksburg, and distant
,hererom seven miles The Farm contain, about 300
acres and is an excellent farm Of good SOIL ensiy i'm
proved and in fno neghboi hood. 1t sdjons the lands
OF Mr. John R samuel, Mr.. Silhs Cropp aud others 1t
has very comfortable Dwelling House upon it, and other
necessary Out Houses 1t is well watered by good springs
and one stream of the Massaponix passes through H.
The Second Farm contains 100 acres and adIons the
lands OF Mr.. CIack Row and Others and is knuwE rs
lIulets" There Is no house upon it, but II Is piece OF
good land, part cleared and is easily improved.
The Third Farm contains about POO acres, and Is known
as "Starke's" IL adoins Mr. Samuel Alsop's Bullock
farm and the lands OF Mr. Owens and others There is
and is very desirable place part Of this land IN
timber and part cleared susceptible OF improvement.
Terms Of Sals-One-tOurth cnsh; oncfourth In six
months fourth in twelv" months, and the rclHrlns
fourth in eighteen months good security and deed OF
trust on the premises bong taken Tor the deferred pay
,nen,s which bear interest from the day OF sale
PETER w. DUDLEY, Comr.
p pS-Any information required concerning said Farms
can be had by addressing the Commissioner at Parow
P o. Sposyvnua county, Va or by making application
to Mr. Walter Beazey who rents the two hrut.named
Farms and lives AT Green Hill, or 10 Mr.. Mortimer Cox,
who lives upon the Far II known as Starke's.
Aug J-ctds P w. D., Cnmr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
A yA!UIRlE ESTATE FOR SALE Is
rITy rOIINTy

TUXHE condition OF y health being such prevent
II me from attending to my agricultural operations, |
offer for sale my Farm, In Charlie, City county, cs.
ed and known by the name Of "FARMlNGTON " This
farm contains fifteen hundred of which five hun.
lined and highly improved, by the of clover
and plaster the balance is in woods and has large
quantity OF pine and oak TIMBER and many thousand
cords OF the very best pine wood-it is miles be-.
low the Court house in the fork Of the James and Chcka.
hominy rivers convenient to each, and the wood land
lies msiny two bold creeks leading to the Chick
ahou,ny, the other to the James river.
The improvements such may be expected on an
estate the size o this in good condition. and amply
sufficient for the accommodation OF large family; aud
the servants houses all new framed buildings, with
brick chmneys This farm may be divided ss to make
two beautiful farms, OF level and good land To any
person who will purchase this land will sell twenty-five
thirty slaves and the pershabe property athe vaua-
tion of dsnterested gentlemen.
invite persons wishing purchase real estate 10 eH
anime this farm, assuring them that sell al lar
price, and that cannot fail to please them My
address during the month Of August wiz be White sulphur
Springs, and during the month OF September, Healing
Springs. Any communication addressed TO me will be
promptly answered During my absence, my son William
will show the property any person wishing TO purchase
and Mr.. Thomas Wilcox, living few miles above me-
will give any information price and terms TINT may
be wanted; and In fact, authorized by to sell tine
property and any contract he may make touching this
property during my absence, will be binding
were personally present. and entering into contract
myself WM. s. HARRISON.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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AZ. tor six months. payable in advance. For the
Euauire. 81 per annum, or six copies for $40. tt
,n. vaiably advance. When letters containing
,e sen, by msil, they must be registered or they
hy", ~. a, ,hc risk OF the writer's.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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ton advertisers are charged S35 tor square OF
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=. =. s,rersements Of sresier length except Auc'
~ -. who are charged SlO0, (paper included)
Us an OBITUARIES aud Tributes vi respect exceeding
~ ,;ne, are charse for as advertisements.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
GENERAL REGULATIONS-N. YORK STATE
MILITIA

We have bsen shown beautifully printed and
iie tor which one OF the fsd officers OF the fourth
Virginia Cavalry is indebted to the poeness Of Gene
raj F. Townaend, the able and talented Adjutsnt &c
neral of the State of New York.
This volnms would make an excellent manual for
the field and company officers of the Virginia Militia
or, iudesd of any State iu the Union. The volume
embraces, in most convenient form, all the essen
ta necessary to the performance OF the duties of any
officers In the militia and volunteer corps.
From thi. volume one may readily see how New
York can exhibit, TO the world such splendid regi-
meut as the 7lh-tbe beet drilled and disciplined body
Of citizen soldiers on earth.
Our Legislature at its next seseon, should appoint
board of otficors with our able and zsalous Adju.
tant General Richardson at its head, who should
der instruction. rake the above volume the model
tor general regulations and publish similar volume
for the use of The officers OF tho militia-t should be
for h0ss officers manual, containing all their duties
whether in camp, garrison or hed.
The politeness Of Gen. Ward b. Burnett has also
furnished field officer OF the 4th with the interesting
report OF Adjutant General Townsend, of February
J, 1857. From which report We learn that New York
possesses total enrolled militia numbering 35U,OOn
men, including l6 ,434 uniformed, armed and equipped
for servce-of which latter tbs artillery number
$751; the rifles 1885, the cavalry l,7l2. 10 addition
to the above there are several corps of New York
volunteers provided with ths improved long range
seli.priming arms, Of which Virginia has not, as yet,
one.
Then, by ali means. let the Legislature auhorse
and appoint Board Of Officers, with Aduant
General Richardson ct its head, TO whom we
know it would be labor of love) 10 reviss and
prepare general regulations upon the plan of this
volume-and let every officer in tho State be furnish
I'd with copy-lst US have either we'll organised
and intelligent militia, none at all Without pro.
per instruction the militia will be useless farce
With aucb work the officers can instruct themselves
and properly drill their men. We hope the sugges
rion will be spread abroad by the press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA


Nrw YORK, Aug. l2th.-The steamship 81. Loui-
from Aspnwall, has arrived, bringing 81 500 900 IN
gold, and dates from California to the 2Oh OF July
The steamer Star Of the West sailed from Aspr
wall on the Sd instant.
The Frazer river excitement had somew hat abstea
Forty vessels, however, had left San Franceoo. du
ring the fortnight With passengers for the soi1
regions.
Other gold discoveries are reported on the oih-,
side OF Nstcbez Pass. In the before reported atncl
of Indians upon party Of miners in Columbia, eigb
teen whites and one hundred lndlsns were killed
There bas been collision between tho NJ ="
ming Company and Col. Frs.--, =" Armsd MIME
ry. W nept tue nsrailanis AT b" 2
and applied 10 the Governor for aid. The Govern
called out the militia when the ssssants decamped
leaving Fremont in possession OF the ground
strong contention exists among the Demorrs b
in California for possession Of the nominating Con
venton. The contest is between the Administration
men and the Douglas men under Broderick.
The California markets are less trm owing to heav
importations.
FROM OREGON.
The Legislature of Oregon has chosen Gen. LaEc
and Delszon Smith as United States Senators