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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13

NEVADA Co.-The annexed items are from
the Nevada journal of yesterday:
MINING.-We learn that the Nonesuch Co.,
at Virgin Flat, are taking out with eight
men, from II to l6 ozs. per day, with pros
pect of continuance.
DIvoRcE.-An application for a divorce has
been made in the District Court, bv Mrs. j.
Messervey against her husband, Isaac Mes
servey.
ANOTHER BRIDGE,-The material is on the
ground for building new bridge at the foot
of Nevada street, connecting that street with
Man, near the Main street bridge The new
bridge Will occupy portion of the old Mon.
umental Hotel lot, the ground having been
purchased for that purpose 10y the city. The
new bridge may be made useful TO teams. af
ter Nevada street is properly graded and
worked, and an accommodation to citizens
living on that street.
STRAwBERRIEs.-Charley Barker laid on
our table, on Tuesday, a fine lot of strawber-
ries of the Boston Pine and British Oueen'
varieties. The fruit was grown on his ranch
LEcoMPToN EXTENsIoN.-We learn that
Messrs. Phillips & Barker have struck an ex
tension of the Lecompton lead, and are etakinp
out some quartz of exceeding good promise.
gold being seen plentifully to the eve. They
are at work quarrying the rock. expecting to
test it in a substantial manner at the mill
shortly.
From PEDAGoGUE TURNED DEvIL.-Warren
L. Lockwood ESD late an honorable school
teacher in this city, has abandoned the birch
and terule, and may be seen with his sleeves
rolled up beside case in this Office apparent
ly Initiating the motions of a rooster picking
corn from a barrel head. lie takes to the
new vocation quite naturally.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13

The WooD DIVORCE CASE The divorce
case of Matilda c. Wood, the actress, u.s. John
Wood is going on in the 18th District Court
San Francisco. She claims a divorce on the
score Of drunkenness and cruelty Col Ba.
ker and Mr. Treadwell are for the prosecu.
tion, and Mr.. Yale for the defense. We give
aportion of the testimony adduced at the
trial, on Thursday:
C. T. Bingham, being sworn, said: know
Mr.. Wood have known him since he came
here last fall; saw him frequently during the
day and night; | frequently had the plea
sure of taking a drink with him, but cannot
tell what his habits were; never saw him
drunk never saw him fall down or fall up
stairs have seen him under the influence
OF liquor; | have seen him at the Interna-
tonal Hotel and at the Metropolitan Saloon
he drank frequently; he would sometimes
drink thirty times easy during an evening
one night we drank all night and drank at
least fifty times; he drank as much as twenty
umes of an evening as n usual thing, ! should
say; l stopped at the international Hotel
ana was kept to the house by my lameness
Dir. Wood had good many friends, chiefly
members of the theatrical profession | be.
ionged to the profession myself; ! did not
Know Mrs. Wood at all; Mr. Courtane was
present during the drinking have specially
referred to (; the night speak of we had
drank at the bar of the Metropolitan Saloon,
and afterwards had bottle of brandy; to
Ihe pest OF my belief, we all drank sirty or
I1.o5S"ty times at the Metropolitan saloon: we
91u not drink so much at the international
mo'el' because it was poor brandy, and did
mo' Ia Inlhk 1t would agree with me we dranl,
~ an the champagne at the metropolitan
IlaI night but had drunk considerable bran
ny before MIR. Woods bill was SIS, besides
cash which he paid; Mr.. Courtaine also paid
SJHale-eeSfT' Js;lI so did l.; Mr.. Woods favorite
arm 1TlnE was OldTom" | do not know what
Olu Tom is, but notice that all English
inen drink it; there were two or three o her
persons there, but do not remember who
MSIey We're. We're. this was only one time in which
T Tr. wood drank; he commenced on cold
4o' ionl' went on with champagne. and then
to tooh TO brandy; | left him and Mr. Cour,
taine together.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13
PEWS FOR RENT

There are few desirable PEWS for Rent in Rev.
Mr. Walsworth's Church, which can be had by apply
ing to II. S. HOBLITZELL,
nOv5-dh IOI and a0R Eirs+ s,.o.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13
Sprrial Dotirrz.

HOIlOway's Ointment and PIIIs.-The first
of these peerless remedies eradicates all diseases of
the skim aesh muscles, glands and sinews while the
Pills relieve every disorder of the stomach and bow
els. Sold 50 Maiden Lane N Y
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13

ATTEMPTED ARREST OF ROBBERS IN HoRNI-
IAs-Iwo WOMEN SHor-We are Informed
~ DIR, Snetiker the gentlemanly driver Of
risher stage, that on Saturday evening a
iu"n h arrived in Hornitas in pursuit of rob
Oels' ana gave information of their suspected
Rpitesehce pt IN that place to Constable White
me Two then proceeded to the dance house
WI Mhere supposed robber was pointed out to
ene Constable. That officer approached the
nan h;al and requested that he would accompany
lll'n TO 1.-THE Justices office The villain n.
Sreeu to do SO, but on getting outside the
Joor, sprung away, and drawing two six.
0Snooters commenced firing upon the crowd
o;n que shot struck a Mexican girl called Patri.
e,a; oms passed through portion of her breast
a. %nu entered the side of her mother, who was
Standing ~ near, from the effects of which She
riyu viT on Sunday. Patricia will recover The
tni" ii"lh was pursued and fired at, but was not
% osHen' lie had two accomplces with him
or Of = afterwards appeared. Gazette
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13
Citizens, Stel.n Nnvigntion Comnnn,

dividend Of two per cent. has been declared by
the Trustees of this Company payable on and after
the 2Sth inst.
Marysyille, October 90, 1855.
oc2S- 1Od HORACE REACu Sal.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13
To Druggists, Physicians and
Traders.


The undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug
giss, keep constantly hand the largest and most
extensive assortment of Goods, in their line to be
found in California, which they offer to the trade at
the very lowest market prices. They are also Sole
Agents, for the Northern District of California for the
following Patent Medicines
Sded's SarSapdriILd,
Ayers Cherry Pectordt
Guysott's YeSJoao Docb and Sarsaparilla,
ayers CdtGdrtie Pills.
Perry Darts Pain Killer,
Grde6eHJurg Co.'S Eaa,jIy lfediciaes
Woods OSi0e Pect0rdJ,
DR.. GiddiHgS' Fdo,i1y Medicines,
LdUrdn's Solidifed cod Liver oil,
WltbOr's C0d LjDer oil and Lime,
Roman Eye BaJSdnt,
Ch1tdR Ague Pulls, dc.
All articles purchased from them guaranteed of the
bestquaity; and purchases for distant points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded.
RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
aug21-tf 27 and 20 street, Marysville
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13

SPORTING lNrELLIGhNcE.--The stations St.
Clair and RATHER are matched for another
race tomorrow Saturday Afternoon, on the
Louisiana Course, for stake Of $500 a side
and proprietor's purse of S300-mile heats.
three best in five, to harness. RATHER, it will
be remembered, was beaten three straight
heats 10y st. Clair on the same track on Tues
day lass. He will now have an opportunity
OF testing his speed, as an experionced driver
will handle the ribbons In view of the high
reputation of Rather, the race under these
circumstances will be unusually interesting.
An excellent race may be anticipated ed-Sac.
Union, yeSterddg
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13
Notice.
Ifyou want to smoke something very fne
Then try John s. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE.
ie6 Cor. I'd and D sts., Marysvine.

syrup of Yellow Dock, Sarsapa arIIla, and
IOdide of Potash.
Iwouldinform my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my Concentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock
oarsaparla' ana Iodde ofPotash, as the very best
preparation of sarsaparilla now in use.
Wesimply ask trial of this medicine II is fur
nished to the trade in boxes, containing one doz hot
ues each' ana suppliedupon the favorableterms
Ample directions accompany each bottle
Apply to S. 4. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist
Firststreet, Marysyie
For sale by E. f. SPENCE
Je0u Druggist, 80 Main street. Nevada
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13
mo- DruggIsts, physIclnnsnnd rrnIors-

To Druggists, Physicians and Traders.
The subscriber respectfully invites the attention of
Druggists and Country Dealers t. hisl and well
selected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. which he is
preparedto supply at thelowestmarkct prices.
My long experience in the business affords guar
antee that all orders entrusted to me will be executed
on the most favorable terms, and by putting up my
goodsnthe bestmanner, careful packing and prompt
ness in forwarding, trust not only to give satsfac
uoh, quito oHfr lnJ ucenents to purchasers unsur-
passed by any other house. ST. WATTS,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist,
First street, Marysville.
For sale by f. f. SPENCE
je5tf Druggist 32 Main street Nevada
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13
Cheap Fuel.

COKE, for Ranges, Furnaces, Crates and Coal
~ Stoves, This article is preferable to coal or
wood, and is much cheaper Fuel, and is void of
smoke and dust For sale by the barrel or tom by
the "MARYSVILLE GAS COMPANY" ocf71m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13

e9-Le no false delcacy prevent you from consult.
ing DR.. CHAs. II. TozER, of Sacramento who has at
tended and cured many within the last four years
and all you who have no means to pay, can find in
him friend, who will make charges for examina-
tions or advice. We would recommend all who are in
trouble to call on him and also look over his trea
tise on venereal in another part of this paper The
Doctors office is on Sixth street, between ] and X
sacramento. nov4-yr
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13

MIR. E. b, DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions and adyer
tsements, and to receipt for the same. Office at E
d. Davidson's Post Office Exchange 4th street, be
tween J and X, near the Post Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08
N. p. VILLA

The HONE j0prnai, edited by n. j. Willis, a
Disek Rspubllcsn and FreHspter, ia much pat
Tooised 10 tbs South. gentleman In this city
has shown us q part Of correspondence which he
attempted toopsn with Wilson the susJe.t OF bis
politics, bat which Willis, social snob of the
fret wstos, dscliaed to answer. He Is, however.
known 70 Lave cass bis s'virgin vote" as he calls
Is, for Trsmont. The "Hone Journal Is a good
literary pApes, and if Southern people choose to
encourage the wares Of rssso!srs whilst their own
psrtedisals is9ss and die, they have the undoubt-
q right. Ifhowevsr, good deal of insidous alb.
sutios;sn dads its way through these pleasant
shasasls inso ths eoushsrn mind, let them blame
N oas bck tbamsslves.
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Pfesideney of tho senate.

We Announoed yesterday the resignation By
Lieut.. Govssoor Jaeksou, whose commission had
expired, d thu Presidency Of the Senate and the
eisS&isn Of Senator Amblvr. of Louisa, to all the
vaoast place. Mr. Jackson has proved himself a
presiding otssr Of ability and msrit and has dis
sAassed his duties TO general satisfaction. The
ssmpltmsnt 10 his sucosssos, Mr.. Amber, Is one
yell deserved Hb long experience, and dignifed
ani impartial ehssncssr will easble him to all with
s1lsIeaey and grace the chair Of a body Of which
~ ~ lsnS BEEN one Of tbs most prominent and
disGinHutshsd members 4sa.3 sse.l- a So
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ENRRAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
\ SENATE PsocEEDlros.


Aeommunication vas received, enclosing ts.sc
ias5on adocsed by the farrners' Assembly, ssktng
fhe Leeistnture 60 furnish Hwitb ccpiescf tho ~
ports OF the late BOARD Of Agriculture.
Bilis Repcrted--To establish q work house IN the
city az Norfolk To establish the Northwestern
low Of Stafford House bill for the relief ~ benJ
Crawford snd W. W. Dcuaghe. Apprcprisung
sum for repairs TO the State Aruory. To increass
the number OF artihcers az the Armory. Incofpo-
rating the Valley Agricultural Society. Amend.
ing the charter Of the Iynchburg Hose company.
Providing for the imp xxement Of the navigation
OF the Kanawha river. Amending an act increas-
ing the quantity Of land &c be held the hanaNhs
Coal Company, -t - 80 YstlS
Revelations Of Iaqury.-By Mr.. w1ca. OF re.
porting bill 2ss of last session. By Mr. BRUCE, 20
| rrobibit the naanumssion Of slaves by last will
4 and testament By Mr. LOGAN, to ensure the pun.
ishmsnf of persons issuing base coin, or notes
porting 70 be from banking Institution, By MI
stu. /, of exemptiug superintendent Of Lunatic
| Asyiur1s from testifying as experts In oenaiI OF
crsasipg the reward for the arrest Of runaway
slaves, and more clearly defining the rights Of par
| ties 10 such eases By Mr.. THOMAS, OF amending
sec. %, chap. 15I, with reference to attachments
| BY Mr. RreHMoyp, Of giving landholders fnrtner
time for the correction Of erroneous assessments
liable 10 Judgment for debt, Instead OF nne, for
| not returning executions. By Mr.. WHITE, OF re-
porting bill Isl Of last session. BY Mr.. JOHNSON,
| Of reporting bill 217 of last session. s s
Bits Pdssed-Authorizing the Issue OF a coupon
! bond to G. Buckingham Co., In place OF one lost
To authorize Voluntary associations Of individuals
| for fencing Ia their lands; Relieving the X. H. L.
Biues from the ayment Of $19s II for camp equip
| age, this bill was passed, ayes ~, nays Ok house
| hill refunding i to Benz. Crawford and W. W.
Donaghe, erroneously paid BY them Into the trea'
| sury. st
| On motion. the Senate adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08


Upon thu question Of the delays 10 the mail for
East Tsanssses q Abingdon. and the reply Of the
Dsueerst Of that place 10 article 10 this paper
soeosstiag - . remedy that the distributing Poet
oGss b removed from Abingdon to Bristol, we
have the following statement frena subscriber q,
1risssl, spon whose Information the FIRST article
n the EspAsch was written: 6&g
'srhs only point 90 which may have lad you In
3 error vas ths two hours spoken Of for distribu
s1asos b no error the only difference Is the time
= Nssspsctive and tho present. We have such as
snea.css Of ample time for The distribution OF the
Daii here. tSss shis question does not iisquies
- lAyisg over ut Abingdon "a hours, tis useless
- dtsposs point you have sesn aud know to be
ssue against another who Il ignorant Of the facts
eSn say Of the ietser mali. that not less than
shsss hundred letters lay over there daily. de-
y TIE Investigation BY the agent VI the Depart
Deo6
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MASSA
CHUSETTS. -.

BosroS, Jan. Gov Banks sent in his message
10 the Legislature to-day. 1t is mainly devoted TO
local affairs but closes with q review of the Kan
sas difficulties The funded debt of the State Of
Massachusetts, Is s.. 800, 900. Provision has been
made for all but S2l5 000 but unless expenses are
reduced there will be a deficit of 100000, to be
raised by State tax. He says he will concur with
the Legislature In the adoption of means to puri-
fy the elections and protect the rights OF American
citizens. Concerning Kansas, he says, nothing
but the direct Intervention of Federal influence
can force through Congress the Leconpton consti.
tuition, which, If sanctioned, will be the heaviest
blow ever given against free government.
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MARRIED.

On weinesdav .sth January, at o'clock, p. NJ, In
Henrieo county. by Elder Geo G. Exali, MI BEL.
NARD r. FRANCK. of Richmond. and Miss LETT-
TIA. daughter Of Mr.. Absalom Blackburn of Her.
f1oo.
At Union Station on Wednesday. the 9th of JAN
nary, 1853, by the Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr.. Al :.
FRED J. VAUGHAN to Miss SARAH A. VIA. both
of this city. ...
May Heaven bless them in their journey through
Itfa
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Sendte.-Mr. Hammond
the newly elected Senator from South Carolina,
was In his seat to-day. es,4 .t.
Mr.. Seward presented petition from citizens OF
New York, for the extinction of slavery by remu-
neratfng their owners which was laid on the table.
Several bills and resolutions were introduced,
and after some business of an unimpor.ant charac-
ter. the Senate went into executive session. Il.
House-The Central American question was Ia
ken up. and Mr.. Eli Thayer made speech He
was in favor of Americanizing Nicaragua by colo
nization. @ ~ et <t-
Mr. Adrian condemned flllibustering in general,
and attached no blame to Commodore PauldiDg for
his course in arrestng Gen. Walker. 't
without transacting any other business OF I'M
portanee, the House adjourned to- Monday.
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run1IRWLv pIePATCM

= tssasd On noehfng Il ooataips great ssrie-
q e ssvs, sAs1A sossiga and domestic, interest.
Nc itsus II NY snd ssAts intelligence. cosrsspen
AAAas, mieeslAay snAstst reports, important cam
0Asolal ssxsssin. prooAstiass Of tha Legssiatafs
saa u oeaksba. -, -. Single COPIES three Ct.
ssaA: sahsalp1ian pries u pss aHnans In I'd.
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DON'T 0IvE Tasa n wArER--The Acting Com.
missioner ofIndian Affairs has published request
to the keepers 81 hotels and restaurants In Wash
ington city, not to furnish the Indians now visit.
ing there, with spiritaous drinks, II will make
them act as foolIshly as Il does the paences, and
90 Indian ought not so 70 degrade himself. 1t 10
one Of the privileges ofcivilizstioD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

n5- IN an editorial notice OF Mr.. THALBERG's Con
cert. to take plare this evening" We stated that the
grand piano to be used on this occasion had been
received By Mr. Woodhouse. We are now author
lied TO say that Mr.. THALhERG uses other instru
ments but the Chickering's and that the one on
which he is to perform this evening has been re
ceived by Mr. CARusI. and is now being exhibited at
Msssrs HAPLEsToS IL BRo.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OYANE.--sICKNEss AT HA
- YANA AND PORT Az PRINCE "

NORFOLK. Jan. THE U. s. sloop-ofwar Cyane
has arrived here, q days from Port an Prince, via
Havana The officers are we'll, but ii Of the crew
are on the sick list. The Cyane brought the re.
mains of the late Passed Midshipmsn Brodhead
from Port an Prince. Capt. Mayo, OF the brig r.
W. Packer, who has been in prison at Cape Hay
tien, is o passenger. No accident or death occur
red on board for q months. ~. s..
The Cyane left the Spanish squadron at Havana.
On board one Of the ships, three hundred men tad
died of fever. There was still considerable fever
at Havana, and several members OF the opera
,roupes were down with It, The weather contin-
ued very hot and calm. The yellow fever was rag
ing at Port au Prince when the Cyans left, parti-
eularly among the shipping. ~
The Cyane left the steamer Fashion at Havana
Passed the brig Cayuga, from Port au Prince for
New York, on the ID inst. IA
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II "a stated that during the past year, ffty-nine
eideats from the use Of eauphsns, and burning
naids Of kindred preparation. II M ss /
Tbs statistics tabrishsd by the Baltimore Amer
lean show that the receipts OF whsAt ct psltimors
last yssr fell below those Is 1856 nearly ons NH
lion besheIs. ..sseoe asks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

M Prof FOWLER will lecture to YOUNG MEN only
this evening at Odd Fellows Hall. All advice cor
eur In the opinion that this lecture is the most inter
estng, and especially the most benefltting to the
class for whom il is designed. We advice all young
men TO hear him. -
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F,nrBzs IN NEW OsLzASs.-The telegraph re-
ports the following failures In New 0rleaus.--
Messrs. Ward, Saunders & Hunt, Messrs George
smodes Co., Messrs. Titus Graves & Co.
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Dsssrssusisn OF Noble Works OF Art.

Daetstbutton OF Noble Works OF Art.
We direct shs rsadsrs attention 80 the advertise.
mses Il Mr. q n. srrTcx, aRnt for the oo.m0
peasAs Ar Associates. relative to their Approsch
Ing Dtssdbos,on. On tie last day Of the present
nsesh, large collection Of superb works of art
VII b Distributed amoag the Subscribers to the
Association. Ihsss are now only some nfseen days
q sns is, bsfswe tbs close Of the Lists; therefore
sAsss Who Wish y have share In the distribution,
ahssid lsss not dsy before handing ia their
unnas - Ns. eOs1oa- Tia Greek Slave Of Powers
b = ths ostalogus Of srtcles to Be distrfSused-
TAsss ass ssssrh other sssiuss. and several busts
~ Grssps u narbis, frem distinguished Artists:
~ - sxsSnsiss liss ~ ESQ painsiDgs. The sub
sssipssso y ssiy - snd tAs subscriber may have
lsatdsa. other The Anbuai engraving or Monthly
1afAA1. end b sns!sisd % gFetuiteus admission
- ~ famous Dusseldorf Gallery, 10 New York,
- ono par.
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&c COSTLY WORKS OF ART. TO BE DIsTRIBJF FED. ON
THE 3lsT JANUARY, lSSs.-The Cosmopolitan Art As
socistou having purchased the Dusseldorf Gallery
OF paintings in New York at large outlay; and also
Powers orieiCa Greek Slave at the cost Of Sc ,0Oo
offers inducements to its members for the eur
rent year Eeeh subscriber OF 20 is entitled 10 the
steel engraving. called Manifest Destiny" any
one Of the So Magazines for year; and, also, q
ticket 10 the Distribution For particulars, see ad
vertisement in another part of this paper call al
corner Bank and 18th streets and get catalogue.
c. H. SUTTON, III. Secretary
ia Sit -..- For Richmond Va
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CHEAP EATING AND SLEEPING-The St. Charles
Hotel opens on the European plan after the 18th o.:
this month. % cents for Lodgings per night. Eat
what yeu want on the Dime prin"ip and pay for
it. Yearly boarders $2s0 at the full table. For
weekly boarders at the Restaurant. paying only
what's called for Hotel charges for full board and
lodging Sl75 per day single fires IS cents fires for
whole day, 50 cents. Well. We like the enterprise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08
SUPERIOR TOOTH BRUSHEH-

~ LAIDLEY & R0BINsON Invite prb,io at,en.
ton 20 their large and varied assortment OF really
genuine English Tooth Brushes which include
many Of their own pattfnrs-the designs for which
were sent By them to Of the hest manufacturer
In London, where the brushes were msuufacfured
expressly to their own order
They wished 10 offer 10 the public n hr,,sh from,
which the bristlcs would not fall out which, while
It would polish the teeth without scratching the
the ntsrstices between the teeth who're ssay IL 20
liable 70 begin They bellows these brushes viii meet
al t!ese dssdsrufd, and they can confidently recon-
the nrmeriy worid-renowned Prout's Brushes. The
sssotment comprises ell sites, and al degrees Il
hardness In the brisfles For sale and re-
tail. BY LAlDLEf . kOBINeON,
Chemists. Ac, ssis and rranklia essa
jas kicamond, We.
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EXCITING NEWS FROM THE UTAH EXPEDI-
TION.-REPORTED MASSACRE OF COLONEL
COOKIES COMMAND. ..r.

ST. Louis. Jan. IAN express has passed through
st. Joseph with dispatches for Leavenworth. 1t 10
reported that superior body Of Mormons over
powered Col Cookies command, while passing from
Hams Fork to Fort Bridger. butcheriug two bun
dred men and taking a number of prisoners. hang
ing all the officers captured The report lie doubt
less false or exaggerated.