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Notice.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME-, ARE ~
"a quest.d to call ai the thanking flo 81 Of Geo
A. Emery s. Co Bird street, Orpvillc. and make i'm
mediate set lemrut Those who have settled with
me by due bill will find them Ct he same place
O,otit 9, r.Iis 21d 1858 JOHN : AtBE0
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QuIn PEo QUo. The stermer .Nctr U0rlH
brought nm on Monday night number Of
returned Fraseritea crowd Of them, while
sitting together discussing their ac' ieve-
pents in the rev + Dorodo. were call 4
4 |spon. in tnrn. for their tickets. The cle,k
ras advised thnt they had no tickets nor anv
[money 1.-The spok esman Of the partv llinr
snd they thought thev wee. under the cir
cumstancSs, untitled 10 n smnll return The
clerk surveyed the crowd fo~ n moment. md
ihen told them them thqt if there had been
ut q half -dozan Of them he wau'd have put
hem ashore; but as they were in consi lera
be force. he would not attempt it That
crowd came through az dell.heals.- Sac
1amNnfo THiOu
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Bull KILLING CAsr A killing bull
case came m before judge Brown. at Stock
.nn. on 23i Ju'y Mr.. Hughes of the firm
AZ Hughes & Williams, entered complaint
against B. Potter for killing the bull. about
Eve miles from the ci'v Potter admitted
the killing hut plead self defence in jnstfi
cstion. He said the hull was tronb esome
.nimal. tha, was in the habit Of getting into
HE FIELD and upon this occ c'sion. he was
driving it out. when it run over him, knock
iug him down, and placing him in n danger
.ons position, whereupon, as in such case the
hu provides or allows. he shot the hull with
bis pistol. which cquse1 death to the sho'tee
Il was charged in the complaint, that the
bull was a po' hull, and not dangerous --io.
decd an inoifeneive animal that would 'ake
10 advantage Of q man, particnlorly when
he rns down. Potter viii receive sentence
to-day, cath J. Stochton ArGHS.
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- an E'I- "a m a. i 500
LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Re-oponed

MI T. UNDERSIGNED REsrECTrrGIN IN
forms his friends md the public generally
that hc has rcopened the UNION SALOON locatcd
la the basement of COLON h McD rmptf- brick
building, Montgomery street Ns place of rc.urt
pleasure aud repose ant !. prepared to uccommo
date all who may wish to enjoy Vln-- Of Lager ut
"a ch"c" article of Liquor ur Wine ut the Huesi
brands CONNECTED with the Saloon IN IA mHQi Gcrui
slate bed HILL1A iABLE with new bulls cues
Sc. The loycrs Of this fascinating game mny res
assured that every attention viii he shown thom
=. MAUNEN, Agent
May - for the san Frlnci-co Hrrwotv
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House to Rent

1,HE HOUSE on BIRD STREET, BETWEEN
MYERS and Down4 South side. and formerly
House. will be let Cheap for Cash Apply to
iyIotf p. MAGUIRE. Constable.
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o. The Mustang bniment Cures

o. The Mustang Liniment Cures
Rheunatism;'
The Mustang Linincnt cures stiT joints;
The Mustang Lini neut cures Burns and Wounds;
The Nuslepg Ltuiment cures Sores md Ulcers;
The Mustang LiuI Inent cures Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples
The Ml.laug finlmcnt cures Neuralgia;
The Nustrng Ljpinent cures Corns and Warts;l
The Mustang Liniment is worth
I00o.oo0 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the ruised St7tes, the prcservcr and resorcr
ofvaluabe horses and cattle. It cures all Spran.,
Calls Wounds, S'if Joints. sc.
win you answer this question? Did vpu ever
hearof any ordn Sore, swelling. Sprain or SliG
ness either on man or beast, which tho Mustang
Imminent would not cure2 Did you ever visit any
~cspecfabl" druggist in any part OF the word-iu
Europe ASIA or Amrricn-who did not say ''it was
nle grertes discovery ofthe acef" Sold everywhere,
Every ramjl, should hovcit; three sizes. BARNES
4 PARK, Proprictor-. New York
PARK d WHITE.
sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
13o washington street, opposite tine Market.
COTTON & WcDEPNpTT. Agents. 0royilic.
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms ai5 3m
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To Rent.

TnE PRICK uoTFt At wy 'ND0TTT, -,
known ns the "FXNUtNGE.' vii he Ii.
W IN the mos 's0oHhc terms. &C up'li'd
~ soon. The Giotl il partial furnished Tn
sn'fs Of J \ Trpu htnn. ag.,t NJ the Miner,
h,neh' "r at the Record Dn,', proyiile.
Nav %. l-rS my99lm.
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r5- DIR. j. T.. CHapkay's reputation is rap
ny spreahin. through this state anil oregon as We
earn from reliable sources. He T. prnc sing With
remarkable success. aud las do-enediy secured
cubic conf irnce. Those needing medical aid would
40 we'll to call or wrtr al hs Institute. iu san Fran
isco We refer the render TO the Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
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COnstable's Sale.

P~Y VIRTUE or TWO WITS or tXECU-
> I-on. issued olt of john R.rrv Court Jus
fIre OF 'he Teace iu and tor 0hpr 1uwu.hip County
ol Butte ami sttfe of California, 20 me directed md
1,} vprcb. conu.a ding to make the sum of tis'y
loitt- $500 tuJ aut aI COTS az u.f taxed in the
sum of th.ity three ari eighty n.ne oue-hurdr-dths
do3ra s23 s1I ant 3 ar.rl ny costs on said writ,
vvtr-rin JULIUS piPNAN f. plaintiff aud VII
LTNN if 81 i- 'rfrn 'aut. have levied upou and
VIII expose at ruhi" sale % the hiEhe-t bidder for
cash. on the tifih day of August, A u
1Njs. at the hour or eleven o clock. 4 Of said
dav all Of the right tt'r and interest of the above
named defendant IN and to the following described
property 20 wit That certan piece or parcel of
land situate I'm 'ae Town of O,ovilie, County and
state AZORES te ihed and doegu1tod on the plot
or i01p 90 the Town # Orovi'-. lot number one.
80 iu Block f1rtaeu. fl4i s,i lot fronts Lincoln
street ,wru y-sn feet an1 runs back sixty feet to-
-cthrr wItI al and singular She teuoueuts here
dItaurn's auH anper'ruauce5 tAera.nt9 be sng NJ
pr in aavNt-c 7UrertaiuluE
The abo,c sale to take flsce in front NJ John :
nerr, oiaoe. 10 the Town of Orotlic, County and
state aloresaii.
p. .MIGTTRE. Constable.
Oroviiia. July l4tu. ISIS.
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Wanted

A REsPrCTN'tE ,'GiDLE AGED WOMAN.
= 10 do geu'tal hurscwork ~ a country hotel
'ae lint nnttrst"uHs her businpss ~ h'rr 4 y
~ ~ H'natnp. " ~ rlyiug ~ tho Office of the 81
'TholHs IIo''l Cr,,hl. iyl7
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED To US. THAT HAVE
tA not tuffsred by the late Fire. will please call
aud settle their accounts before the 18th instant
REFS d fRiEsLEBEN,
orovllle, July sth, 1858,
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WM LATTINORE.
Treasurer Butte Count, ,
ORCVIILE l..
Hostetter-The Surprising Effects OF
A. D. REIs, Sec'y.

HOstetter-The surprising EHects OF
UOSTE TIERS VEGETABLE STOMACH tIr
rERs in r. moving bile forcing appetite, ,impart
Ing health and tone to The system, and dissipatng
iyspeptic symptoms, are truely wonderful Every
nervous, debilttated, weak, and emaciatcd person,
male or female should try it at once one wineglass-
far taken three tunes each day. before meals; or il
the patient should be n lady or child in debtaed
condition, half the quantity will DO until sufficient
strength is restored, whi will be realized in very
short time and convince the patient of the truth Of
he above named happy resulis, VII ch have gained
Tor these Bi,lers such an envabe reputation every
where
Kept by Druygi Is, Groceries and first class sa
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Notice.
n O S P It a l. !

/ ra1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FITTED UP THE
/ e large building formerly known a- the American
tIoip At Iynchburg fr The reception of private pa
uout- DRs sMEDEs n JENKINS.
J
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OROyILLE SEMINARY.

TzNHIs INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN on
Monday next, l2th instant Tor the reception
of Pupils
The course Of Instruction embraces the various
Branches Of an English Education, taught on tho
most approved principles, aud from acknowledged
text books
The seminary now In its third year, can point 10
it, ihoroughnc Of IurtTuc ion, to those who have
awaited them-sives of It's benefits Tor any length Of
time. and trusts To show like result hereafter.
The ubscfiber having commenced the business Of
fDstructinq Youth, UPWARDS or TWENTY ONE
YEARS AGO. brings to bear. necessarily, n large
fund ot experience, tl nm which nothing IL more
opposite in impartng insirncton) acquired In pur.
suit Of his profession in various part. ofthe Union.
). H. WILEY
To Miners, Merchants and others, wanting part.
nershlps accounts adjusted. either single eoms
pound or intricate accounts generally have them
arranged with correctness aud dispstch BY applying
to BR. WILEY.
Ornvlle geminary July 10 1858. 1ms
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y BAR persons i'd bite 70 us nre' e'requcstcd 10
coll arc settle within fteen da,s n We nrc deter
termined to close up onr business by that time.
A. Cas- 60.
Oroyilic, June >. 1873. Il
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TABLE MOUNTAIN LODGE No I24.F 4. M
-. TUE STATED CONNUNGCATI0NS ot
ASs. Tale Norutiin cdoc. ; o. IA. + & 4
II are leld ~ their Hall IN boville, on
10y the Evenings Of The first 9ucs' ~ Of e1Ch
month. CIA'S. I. LOTT, W VI.
J. II. MARBLE, S-c'y jc2Sdthgln
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
....OF....
BUTTE COUNTY.
State of C. alifornia }
COUNTY OF BUTTE.

VnTNF ~
NOrICk IL HEREBY GIVEN 20 The Tar Pay.
~ ere ~ Baite County. California IN pursuance Il
the Board Of Supervisors in aud for sad oaDy that
the enid Board will meet az a Boari ~ Equalization,
70 hear and determine any objections l., any Asses
ments. &c, on the seeDnd Monday Of August, A. ID.
their once at the Court House at oroviile In said
COunty
And further notice IL given that after the adjourn
ment of said pari. appliea Ion FOR the redue-
tlOn remission Of Taxes will b. heard. ny order
OF the Board 81 u. bARRACH,
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisor Butte Co. Cal,
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For Sac!

UNR. GILBERT OFFERS HIS HOUSE AND
.ui iof salr,
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thairrAn state feutrt' tumui
Jaws ANprReoN. Srcret9rv urn tom.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-29

lighting upon q large oak, on one o. the
limbs of which the basket caught, leaving
the occupant to reach the body Of the tree
and chamber down as best lie could. The
balloon itself suffered seriously in the en-
counter with the branches.
An were highly pleased wiih the perfoT-
nance, the only regret being that those in
attendance on Monday, andwho e home
so much disappointed, were not present to
witness it.
Balloons with which men ascend are gem
orally infatedwi j gas capable of keeping
it elevated a great length of time, and bp
means of an escape valve, ballast, and other
suitable rigging, including a large and well
secured car. the Bronaut has a comparative
ly safe place to occupy, and can exercise
much controIover its motions as to enahie
him to select the time and place of descen-
ding as we'll as to determine upon its altitude
In this case the ascent was the more success
fol and daring from the fact that the balloon
was simply inflated with rarefed air, was
destitute of valve, and carried ne ballast
consequently the occupant of the car had
no control whatever over its motions, after
leaving the ground--and in addition, instead
OF the usual deep4 commodious and vel
guarded car. this was only an ordinary sizec
clothe. basket, not oyer three feet deep, ant
fastened to the. balloon by a limited numbel
of small cords--a hoop sustained by these
cords and reaching to the waist of the occu
pant of the basket when he stood up, being
all that he had to steady and sustain himsel
with. s t # -2ej aa #
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-29


The leadtminers in Wisconsin, and Iowa
are meeting with great success. In the
neighberheed Of Faifplay, Wisconsin, two
young ms RreGsntly struck a lode from which
at the latest advises, they were taking an
average of thirty thousand pounds Of miner-
al per day. Within a very short time they
have raised, three million pounds. eOlher
loces have been struck iH the vicinity which
promise a handsome yield. The Obushon
Range mines, in Grant county, Wis, are
said TO contain vast deposits of mineral, large
quantities Of which are being daily raised.
There is an equally promising show near
Gutenberg, Clayton county, Iowa, on the
opposite side of the Mississippi, and also at
Fountain tIgtt above Eagie Point. Mining
is being prosecuted in the bluffs around Do
bnaas with very en- encouraging results. The
Express saysthatirich lodes are being struck
daiIys gw B9aeT 5 @ as
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-29

Twelve Senators hold oyer, eight Demo-
Gratis and four Republicans. 1t is therefore
necessary for the Republicans TO elect nine
of the thirteen new Senators. Eight, they
feel sure of, as the Senatorial districts are
Repab'icaa, and they hope confidently to
carry two or three more.
OF the sevenrye6ve members of the
House, the Republicans hope to elect at
least forty. Both the Senatorial and Con-
gressisnal districts have been so formed as
to give Egypt" and the Democrats every
advantage. Were it not for this, the sue
cess Of the Republicans would be beyond a
doubt. ctr ra. tta a.. bed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-29
INDIGESTION.

LIST evening at about eight o'ciocb a
Frenchman named Lewis Berriers. catered
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, and
took a seat in a front pew. In a few, min
utes he drew q revolver and pointing it at.
the pastor, Rev. III. d, G. Craw ford, die
charged one Of the barrels. The ball pass
ed close by his head, on the left, striking the
wall of the pulpit behiRd him. The con-
gregatioa was in great excitement. The
nan was seized, and handed over to the
police of the twentieth ward. On hts way
to the station house he told the officers that
Mr.. Crawford had -insal.ed him in the morn
ing sermon. He is evidently insane.-N.
Y. Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-29

A-= I- LH -r "a -T--
The BALLOON ASCENSION, announced 10
come off Monday last, on the County Fair
Grounds, proved q failure-and the very large
crowd of persons drawn together by the
promised exhibition, were far from being
| pleased at the manner in which the affair
was conducted. Considerable dissatisfac-
ton was caused by an attempt to collect an
admission fee from those who entered The
enclosure-which, being ia conflict with the
! public announcement in the bills and the
understanding with those who subscribed to
The fund to pay expenses and make it free 10
all, was soon abandoned, and the matter of
contributing left optional with those enter
ing. The place selected was entirely unsui-
table for the purpose, and the delay from
various causes SO great that all became
fatigued and impatient. and the rowdy por-
ton of the audience amounting, we are
sorry to say, TO ne inceHeiderable number0
at times became turbulent and difficult of re-
%straint. Many persons were on the ground
as early as 8 O'Clock a. a., and when we ar
rived, at 4 P. NJ, no commencement of the
work of imitation had yet been made; and
that process was only partially completed at
5, when the proceeding was terminated by
the balloon striking against the projecting
stump leflj n cutting a limb from one of the
trees by which il: was surrounded. which
cut d large hole in it and caused a speedy
collapse, which was followed by a rapid
dispersion Of the people, in no pleasant mood.
many OF whom had a long distance to trayei
after night to reach their homes, The affair
was exceedingly f~arsical throughout, and
generally regarded as a humbug. The opin-
ION was freely expressed that no ascension
was intended--but such was not the case, as
the sequel proved.
1t was then arranged that the ascension
should take place Wednesday afternoon from
Dir. sweetser's pasture field in the northern
suburbs of Town The place selected was
very appropriate, being convenieatof access,
free from DISTINCTIONS. and the conformation
OF lhe grond sush that all could see without
Inconvenience TO themselves or annoyance
to 1bose having charge of the balloon. The
was very pleasant, and quite a large
crowd, principally composed of town people,
we're present. Everything progressed satis-
facturily, and at A O'Clock the sustaining
cords we're severed, when the erouaut
boldly efeppted into the pendant basket, and
amid she shouts OF the g%rati6ed crowd rose
rapidly and majestically, making a most
and successful ascension. There
being but little wind, there was but a slight
Inclination of the balloon TO the porthe west
lntiI it had reached its greatest height (esti-
at one mile by MIR. ScHoTTsl whenit
slowly passed off in the same direction and
descended about a mile and a half from the
starting Forthcoming down in the woods, !
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-29

EfrE
Mon AL BANRRuPTcY.-The New York
correspondent of the Boston Journal writes:
1t seems, as if official corruption aud fraud
were holding jubilee in this city. The open
and shameless manner that the public treas
ury isrobbedcxcee ds all formes years. Mil
ions of dollars are thus squanderee and
stolen, aud no one Is brought 10 an account.
Those who preside over the collection Of
taxes have made he discopaRg that immense
Gums have been frau luleeAty Detained by the
collector of lake. and appropriated to his
own account, Whatis true in this depart
ment is also true Of corporations. One of
the insurance Companies Of this city, thai
has stood high went before the board yes
terday. Its cspito1swas $500 geo all paid
in professsdly. 1t was, represented as one
of the safsst and most reliable in The city
Afriend sos mine one month aga wanted to
snake an investment. A gen.letnan who
held $780, 900 OF ths stock advised this as
safe stock, Yesterday a meeting was called
of the stockholders. The co 1cern was in
solvent. The Comptroller otthe State was
present, aud-out pf ali the assetts. good and
doubtful. onl $4,000 could be found. To
the stockil oiders the loss is complete. Such
events are of daiivsoccurEence. 1t is diff
cult 20 tell what is safe and whom to trust.
Commercial integrity and business honor
seem 10 be a thing OF the past. 1t cannot
be denied that the late commercial crisis has
seemedto sweep away much besides for
tunes She bonds between right and wrong
broken down.. And men wh3
woulp have scorsed to repudiate a debt. or
appropriate what's not their own, seem now
regardless of public sentiment or private
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-29

NOVEMBER ELECTIONS. Important elec~
tons come off next week in several of the
States. On Monday Louisiana elects State
officers, members of the Legislature and
Congressman. On Tuesday New York,
New Jersey, Massachusetts, Michigan and
illinois elect mem BEES of Congress and the
Legislature, and State oficers-WiseoAsin
holds a similar election on Thursday On
the 9Th Delaware follows suit, and closes the
elections for. the presept year,
s The LousiaRa Delegations III the present
Congress stands 3 Administration, l A1iari-
ean-aud there is but IitsIe 5oora ft.r gains
or losses there.
The New York delegation in The present
House stands % Opposition, 10 Adninistra-
tion-classifying several Anti-Lecompton
Democrats among the opposition. With a
union among the opponents of the Admin
istration, a clean sweep Of the Congression-
al delegation might reasonably be anticiPat-
ed; but as the matter stands, with only a
partial union, some changes against the Ad-
ministration are hoped for.
The present New Jersy delegation stands
3 Opposition, 2 administration A union OF
the Opposition would also secure one if not
two gains in this State. but it does not ap-
pear that such union has been effected.
In Massachusetts the entire delegation of
IL in the present House consists of Repub-
licans---but in consequence of a division in
our ranks in several of the districts, a loss
or two is considered not Improbable.
Michigan also has in the present House
an unbroken Republican delegation of four
land it is not thought likely that any change
will be objected.
The Illinois delegation stands 5 Opposi-
ton, 4 Administration; and il is hoped the
coming election will show several gains on
the Republican side.
The 3 members from Wisconsin are Re-
Publicans, and no change in that State is
apprehcnded. s1nH1- f.sH= s5a @
The present member from Delaware is an
Administration Democrat, but the opposition
are united and making q vigorous fight with
. fair prospect OF electing their candidate.
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The contest in Illinois, as the time of bat

The contest in Illinois, as the time of bat
tie draws nigh, increases in warmth, and
for the last week or two the great champi-
ons huYe been e~xeriing themselves to the
utmost, and have both called in able aids
from other States, Gov. Chase and Thos
Corwln of this State being among those as
sisiing Mr. Lincoln; while Douglas has also
procured a number of able assistants, and
secured letters of endorsement and sympa-
thy from the Vice President and other dis.
tinguished Southern Democrats.
Both parties seem sanguine of success--and
to show upon what grounds they predi-
cate their calculations, we copy the follows
ing from a prominent PaRero of that State.
The Chicago Times, Senator Douglass
organ, claims ten thousand majority for its
ticket, while the Republican journals claim
even more for theirs. The latter certainly
have the figures on their side. The vote OF
tho State in 12hE Waz.
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Delaware, October 90, 1858.

The Near York Herald, the great Admin
organ-of the city of New York, ex-
presses the opinion that the Democracy will
sustain a .crushing defeat'' in both New
York and Illinois next week, which viii be
but the prelude te its total overthrow and
utter annihilation in 1860. 1t commences
a long article in its issue of Friday last with
the following paragraph:
From the apparently cordial union in the
outset OF ali factions of the New York De-
moeracy upon their State ticket and the
common platform ofthe administra ton, and
from the division Of our opposition forces into
three clashing and irreconcilable factions.
we have heretofore considered the success of
the Democratic party in our November State
election as hardly admissible of a doubt.
But recent Developments and events, here
and elsewhere, have dissipated all these ia
Vorable anlieipatiens, and now from all the
lights and shadows, facts and testimony be-
fore Us, we frankly confess that we antici
pate nothing else than q crushing defeat o.
our demoraiized Democracy in November
a defeat which will include the election o
1 1uOE2dH dlf0 HE liChGl, al Opposition
! Legislature, and an increased opposition
delegation in Congress.
1t follows the matter up again on MonGa,
and closes a long and savage article thus:
And whatever may De the ultimate issue
the November issue in New York and Iii
nois, from all the developments, noveme Mt
and indications of the day, will disposses
the demoraiized Democracy of the popula
branch of Congress, and leave them withou
a foothold for 1860 in a solitary Norther
State.
To this end the implacable and treache,
Gus fre-eaters of the South, whose breath {
life is agitation, secession, disunion and eli
il war, are actively working in behalf
Douglass; for with them nothing is MOT
desirab lie than a purely sectional organizi
ton of parties, and that political chaos ar
revolutionary confusion from which rockies
aud worthless fllibusters are likely TO rise
) the surface as honest men. ia
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-29

An official publication of the list OF pass
engers of the Inflated steamer Austria, burnt
at sea on the 18th ult., shows the entire num-
Der Of persons on board to nave been ga,
Of whom 456 wereIost and So saved.