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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16

ACCIDENT AT GRASS VALLEY.-Mr. Stephen
DocStadter, one Of the proprietors of the Wood
peckeS Sawmill, near this village, was the vic
tim of very severe casualty, on Thursday last
while acting as chief Sawyer at said mill One
Of the laggings, by means OF which band wheel
had been enlarged, became loose. and, while
the mill was running at rapid rate, few OF
and struck Mr.. d in the mouth, causing consid-
cradle fracture Of the upper jaw and the de-
struction of five front teeth. A large semi cir
cular portion Of the right half of the lower jaw
WAS also broken Off together with four teeth be
longing thereto. The lower lip was also badly
lacerated. The entire wound was most fright
full one to look upon.--G. Y. Telegraph.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16

ExcHAEGEs.-Tc Mr. Welch, agent of the AL
t. Express, we are indebted, for State exchan-
gss, furnis he'd regularly during the past week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16

THAT "BIACK REPTBLIcAN" ExPREssMAN.--
Some small-soulcd individual. writing to the
Statesman. from Patterson. in this county. says
that the Expressmen Of that place are all Black
Republicans, and will circulate no paper but
the Union. 1t seems that Thomas Hannah, at
present Secretary of the Democratic County
Committee, and whose stirring speeches for
Buck aud Breck, in 1856, will not soon be for
gotten by the residents of Nevada is one of the
BLACK Republicans" alluded to. If Hannah is
not good Democrat, we sbond be at loss
where TO 60 to find the genuine article. The
Statesman's correspondent will have to try again.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
GEORGE H. LORING,
NJ ANU FACT RING JE WE LE n

Nert door belOO c. W. Young's, Main Street.
N: BAH work pertaining 10 the Jewelry business
neatly performed.
Nevada Jan. Sth 1s5s.-16h
CAUTION.-ALL PERSONS ARE HERE
~ BY cautioned against purchasing any ne
gotatng certain promisory note bearing either the
Sth 9th Of June 1858 for sixty dollars payable
month after date, drawn by L. L. BARD CO. and paya-
BILE to A. Henderson. The note was dated at waIoupa
and was frauduenty obtained.
L. L. BARD l. co.
Nevada June 1ith ls5s.-57.3ts
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
INDIAN ATTACK ON ExCuRsloNIsrs -Messr

INDIAN ATTACK ON ExCuRsIoNIsTs -Messrs.
Huggins aud Howeson. of Stockton, and other
gentlemen were on an excursion few days ago
and. while encamped near the Yosemite Falls.
party Of Indians came upon them for the pur-
pose OF stealing their horses. A desperate en-
counter took place, in which Mr.. Huggns was
shot in the thigh. Mr.. HowesOn through the hat
aud another gentleman in the neck with an ar
row. Two of the Indians were shot aud killed
and several others wounded.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
DIED.

At the County Hospital in this City June 9Th, NJ Jon
SMITH. aged 20 years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
.un1vAI. or rHE sTEAMER soNoRA.

The mail steamer Sonora arrived at the Bay
on Monday, at 6 o'clock, P. NJ, with two weeks
later news from the East
The House passed the Senate bill for the ad-
mission of Minnesota into the Union. allowing
only two Representatives, while the people had
elected three The three members drew lots for
the two seats, which resulted in the success of
VIM. w. Phelps and James NJ. Cavanaugh.
The bill providing for the admission Of Ore
pon into the Union. was passed in the Senate
by vote of 36 to IL. 1t will no doubt pass
the House at an early day.
1t is stated that the President has applied to
Congress for authority to contract loan of
SIS, 600 900. for term not exceeding ten years.
The Governor of South Carolina has appoint
ed A. P. Hayne United States Senator, in the
place of Judge Evans, deceased.
Nine persons lost their lives by the accident
that occurred on the Central Railroad, in New
York, on the llth Of May. A large number
were severely injured.
The sentence of the Court Martial in the
case OF General Twiggs, that he be reprimanded
by the President, was approved by the Presi-
dent; but the punishment was RENTED.
A violent tornado passed over several towns
in Illinois on the 18th of May. Houses were
demolished, and number of persons were
killed.
General Persifer F. Smith, Commander Of the
Utah army died at Fort Leavenworth on the
10th Of May.
The steamer City Of Huntsville, sunk on
Wednesday night, May 18th, at Palmyra Island
in Cumberland river. Tennessee. 1t is total
loss Ten lives were lost. No particulars have
come to hand.
Recent operations of the British men-of-war
in the Gulf against our commerce, have crea-
ted an intense excitement at Washington. Di-
rections have been issued to Collectors to
promptly report all cases of visit and search to
the Government, and orders dispatched to pre-
pare reinforcements to the home squadron. The
subject was brought up in both Houses Of Con-
gress-in the Senate by a resolution inquiring
whether any further legislation is necessary to
enable the President to prevent the aggressons
complained Of. and in the House by the adop-
tion Of resolution calling for information.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
TNsOLVENT NOTICE.-In District Court Of

Il
Il the llh Judicial District of the state Of Caifor ID
In the matter Of the Petition of MARIN SPERRECk an
lnsovent Debtor. Pursuant to order o the Hon Niles
Sears Judge OF the said District Court notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of said nsoly mt Tn 81 erbetk
to be and appear before the Hon Niles ears Aforesaid in
opeR Court at the Court Of said Court in the city
and County OF Nevada the Ind day OF August D. 1855
at 10 o'clock A. NJ of that day, then and there to show
if any they can why the PRAYER Of said insoyent
should not be granted and assignment Of his estate
made and he be discharged from his and abiss
in pursuance Of TIL statute in such made and proyd
cd and in the mean time all proceedings against said in
solvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this lh
day of June A. d. 1858.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
By WV. SMITH, Deputy. 81 5wA
l. J. CALDWELL, Atty for Petitioner
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16

----~s~
Committee of Arrangements
Capt. r. Shoemaker, Lieut. Phil. Moore,
Lieut.. Geo. Story, - j. B. Moore,
J. B.nce Van Hagen, W. p Harrington,
Niles Searls f. F. Burton,
T. n. CasweIl, J. c. Birdseye,
J. I. Crenshaw, 5. w. Boring,
j. :. Wall A. W Riley,
T. Eesrd Beams A. 7. Laird,
VIM. Mailman, Geo Hupp,
A. Roscnheim Geo Wood
C. Wilson Hill, J. A. Lancaster,
y. p. Brown, B. Van Hagan,
Henry Meredith, J.R. Mcconnell,
A. c. Niles J. II. Helm,
Jno Webber, Waldo NJ. Allen,
Henry Pearson, s. II. Chase
G. d. Roberts, James Findley
C. r. Edwards, C. X. Hotalng,
c. j. Lansing :. ;. Lewis,
Jerry job. Frank Wilder
Henry Arnold, T. Marcellus,
s. NJ. Gilham,
CoNMnrEn on INVITATIONS.
Capt R. Shoemaker, VIM. +. Anderson
Niles sears.
Committee ON RECEPTION.
Lieut., Phil Moore, l. J. RolEe
H. B. Thompson, A. n. Allen,
A. II. Hsgadcrn, T. W. SigOurney,
r. McMurray.
Committee ON Mus1c.
Thomas Marsh Henry Kner
Jno. Anderson Reuben Moore.
COMMITTEE on RwREsnxExTs
George Lewis, wP Harrington,
Danl. Baker, George Wood,
COMMITTEE on FINANCE.
Capt. R. Shoemaker W. p. Harrington,
David Beden.
Floor Managers.
Tw. sIcorRNEY, A. n, ALLEN.
J. A. LANCASTER, G. X. EDWARDS,
S. P DORSEY, A. IL HAGADoRS
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
CTATE OF CALIFOKNIA. County of Nev.-

AAAC' vi NALArORNIA. county OF NeVa-
~ da SIS In Probate Court In the Matter OF the estate
Of j. n. NICHOLSON deceased. Ro.t. +. Nc rrow and f.
r. Nicholson administrator Of the estate Of j. " Nichol
sou deceased having this day filed with the Court his final
statement OF said estate and petition for discharge No
tce hereby given to all persons interested in said eae
TO be and appear before this Probate Court ~ ad County
OF Nevada at the Court House in the city of Nevada
MONDAY the 2Sth day of June 1855 at 10 O'Clock A. M f
ssid day and show any they have why the
prayer Of said petitioners 81 ould be antcd and ey
be discharged from all further ,blity account OF said
estate. By order Of the Court.
Attest: RUFUS SHoENAKER, Clerk.
By J c l., ,MrpRT penuty Std
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
Dcmocrnt,c County Convention.

y
Chairman State Central Committee
JAMES ANDERSON, Secretary pre-. tenn.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne1a-

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Neva-
~ da-ss. In Probate Court In Il Matter of the estate
OF JJiiN SMITH deceased. Pursuant to order Of this
Court made l day notice is hereby given that THURSDAY
the lst day of July A. l.. 1858 at 10 O'Clock A. If u
day at the Court his Coz ri in the Civ Coz =,
ty Of Net, In, has been appointel for hearing appa a
ton # ORNkl1US McAfFFE. lrnying q ocum,nt
now on file in this art, pur ting tO be the last Will
and testament Of JOHN SMITH deceased, be admitted 10
oba and that let te tin tary Ia issued thereon,
the said Core US McAtee at which time and rlaee ~
per onS in SD therein may ape and contest tho
RUFUS SToIMAKER, Clerk
By 7. g AMBERT, De uty.
NeN Nadn nlnl =.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
C,TATE OF CALIFOEAlA, County or New

NTATE OF CALIFOhhlA, County OF Nevn-
- "a SIS In the liter Of the estate cf CIlA LIS JACK
deceased l.. p. WILLIAMS actng Executor Of the h.i
Will and te'tamen of Cail Jack deceased having this
day filed wit Court lii clifton rayinc have sell
the n iAin T. cry therein AIMED bell In 20 sSid
tate. No c. is hereby given 10 all erso interested in
said estate to b. and appear bcre the Probate Court Of
said county of Nevada at the Court House in the City of
Nevada on THURSDAY the lst day Of y 1855 at -
O'Clock A. NJ OF sa d day, and show they have
or can why the prayer of laid petitioner should not be
granted. BY order Of tho Court
Attest: RUFUS HOFMAkFR Clerk.
By J. $. LAaBERI, Deputy.
Nevada Juue 1ltb J,x
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16

FOB PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY Exc
j outed at this Office,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-16
H CALIFORNIA. CountyofN.x,.

= y
BY }. b. VAN HAGEN Under Sheriff
Smith Maslin Attorneys for Plaintiff sid
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

alKKox County Wool TRArE--We have
taken considerable pains to oasceriain the ex-
tent Of the wo trade Of Knox county this
yearapd from the best infoma,ionw within our
reach, we think We are safe in2utling down
the, entire clip ofthe county Al 800 00ofb s.;
and averaging this at SO Oents per ib. the
amount realized by our famers from this
product alone would be nearly $los. 900.
The actual amount Of wool purchased in
the county is about 95o. .000ibs and if we
add 10 ibis ether wools raised in the
county butsold at Utica, Cbeslerville and
other places. we think we are safe in
Putt'ne the entire clip down al 500, ,oooRs
MT Vernon Banner.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
FROM WASHINGT0N

IoW AsHINGToE, Aug. a. y Pursey Dan
forth. has been tried BY Court Marital and
sent bone. Purserr Nixon has been trans,
terred TO. the Y. s, sIoopl war Wigcennss,
10 Tie place Of purssr Daployth The sale
otPgplic land ds in Nebraska, advertised 10
lake place next month, will be postponed
for the benefit Of settlers thereon. ,',, I'M
-gWm.w G.is Cheeler has been appointed
chief engineer Of the steamer Water Witch
now fttins out for the Paraguay expedi-
uon -basNgat isl h,gg-t va;ff va4,s
.r OoEg Rector, Superintendent OF Indian
afaUsip The Southwestern district west
Of Arkansas, on his return lhilfer, distrib.
sgtothe Seminoles and other Indian
tribes, nearly balfa million of dollars ir
presents and annuities, ,,d.g 4n 80 s.s
Mr.. Turpiu, successor 10 Mr.. Ames, as
Minister 10 Venszusla, is onlthe eve Of
leaving forthat country having received
his lnslructions, rs sg.a..sr,, ID. tstlt .,..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

ADULrERATIoN OF ToBACo.-It woild
appear from recent report Of the commits
sioners OF the inland revenue Of Great Brit
ain and ireland, that the adulterrliou of to-
bacco, prompted BY The high duty levied
on that article, is carried to a great extent,
especially in lreland-sugar. alum. tar,
molasses, chicory leaves. dried rheubarb
leaves, liquorice, (the twolast used as col
orig mrterials) bei6g extensively EN-
p'oy-d Tor that purpose. SuufIsis found to
be mixed with sand, salt, orris root, fer
rglnous esrlh', chalk colored With proxids
Of po'as. The capasity Of to absorb water
- aqual'ty ofwhich the adulIsrators larte-
ly avail themselves. ..'.'.'. isa q q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

A NATURAL CLyMAxfr--In the Ihearing
ofont Irish case Of assault and battery. a
counsel " bile cl loss4examining one of .he
witnesses. asked bin what they had at the
hrsk placethey stopped?lom o, as,,, r, &.
I -Four glasses of ale."bns ,,r, -,sl ,ra
!, I"Whu nsxt9,S, e,.r, ,ra. i,.,..
"Twoghsses Of whisky"
O.,uUU 10y, 1859, stie sTG fefngl
"0ne glass Of brandy, bf.ssld s4e.
ss Wsai nexsTnaT srad 7oog q q.gf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

ILLrNoIsE. The Hon. Elibu B. Wash.
burn has teen nominated for re election to
Congress by the Republicans Of the Ist
(Galrna) District. receiving on the first
regular ballot ofthe Nominating Conven.
fion 58vote to SO for Ferry. The Doug.
las Democrats ofiheyIIlh Egyptian have
nominated James @. Robinson. Aaron
Shaw. the present member. was not
candidate for reelection. The Rapub,i
can candidate Is Mr. R. ]. Oglesby. and P.
3 Sheppard is the candidate Of the Ad.
ministration. 9 a.r7.o, go
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

MINNEsoTA.-The attempts Of the bogus
Democrats iD Minnesota Legislature to iorce
an election Of United States Senator ia
the place OF Gen, Shields. at this session
was defeated in the lower House on Tues
day Of last week. Gen. Shields term
does not expire till year from the 4th OF
next March, and the only m otive the Dem.
ocrats can have to elect his successor aow
Is, the very reasonable fear that the Repub
lcans will have majority in the next
Legislature and thus send to the Federal
Senate a good Republican.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
FITS! FITS. FITS! FITS,
DIR. HATcE's PROFITABLE ExTRAcT
EPllEPTIC PIlIS

Fer the Cure Of Fits, SPasm, crdHsp aud all ysreouf
to- and cORstitatieaaE Dissasss. X "
DERSoNs who are .laboring under this distressinp,
maiady VIII hnd DIR. HAEcE's vEGETA BILE EPis-
LhPTlC PILLS TO be the only remedy YER dlscovar,
ed Tor curing Epilepsy or Falling FiIs y
these pllis possess a specific aeionon the nervous
Tor he purpose curing Fits, they will be fonpd 81
especial benefit for all persons afiicted with weak
nerves or whose nervous system has been prostrated
or diseases Of long standing supennduc-
90 "y nervousness, they exceedingly beneficial
OF the city enclosing remittance viii have the PiIs
sent tnem rough the masl, free ofpostagc II For
sag sl oy oE n g. HANCE, No los Baltimore Street
0fine Union NJ must be addressed, post paid. P~'''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

Is formed with thousands ofnores I'm aVetv jnoh AZ
surface whose onoe 1t is TO carry OF the Impurities OF
the oood-the acknowledged cause OF All diseases Of
Is covered with eiupuon-when 1t Is cold and clam
my-Wnen there is inward fever or innamation-itis IL
Ior the skin under these eircumslances 20
ElIes rom me body as dsAlgned BY our Creator. &
oIses indian Root Pills remove those obstruetions
rom me skin, and cause q to brighten with t6s
ouS ., S3uG and beauty. Beauty much hdnifed
hns nsauy Without paints and cosmetics
August ), lS5S-ImI4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
OBlTUARV

DlkD-at her residences ia Greenfield
township. in this county. on N Sd inst
Mrs. CATHARlNE, widow ofJohn Poor.
man, aged 6e y. emo. l6 days.
The deceased WAS horn in Chambers.
burg. Franklin copnty. Pac.beeame "A
member oet1e EyaQg Vic Luiherian church
st AZ Sarl9 age, pdl cSnanstss herself m
COZ fprRity e her profession .ubtii desths-,
Her AuAband and6 dhildfe6 pfeseedsdI he \
p Stethitg &and it kah Shsr sibckre PRAYER.
kayisge xpefiehcsa mahy severa tGale and
SH(atio3s, 8depSrt And fo'bs .sDil6 Ohrist!
tp Ihomsshe placed bsr entire reliance for
her souls salvation. She leaves sons
3 daughters 10 grandchildren and many
other friends. to mourn over their loss,
which We hope is her eternal gain. Con-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
MOTHERS! moTmERsl. MoTIiEWsiy

Don't Iaii to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-
rpp for Children Teethng II has no equal on enrth
greaty actates the process ofteething, by sofen-
ing the gums, reducing all inaammaiiOn--wli allny
all phinI and is to regulate the bowels Depend
uPonit, mothers, twill give rest to yourselves and
all cases. - 1900 ~~ $50 "
This valuable preparation is the prescription OF one
oilhe most experienced and skillful female Phys-
eans In New England, and has bsen used with ne err
falling success in millions of caEes; 3 , ~
we beiieyeitis the best and snrest remedy In the
Word 70 az cases Of Dysentery and Darrbcea in child
o,S t whether n arises from teething from any
II life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, II isworth its weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every yearin the United
states. Iii an old and we'll tried remedy III -
PRICE oNLYt25 CENTS AsBOTTIE. sis I
FNone genuine unless the fac simile of CURTIS
q PERKINS, New York. is on the outside wrapper.
sod BY Druggists throughout To world and '''F
Juue 10, le5sL-0Ift ~ Tf1l' y" = 80 y ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

EV Delazon Smith, U. s Senator elece
from Oregon is an Ohioah. He has tn.
honor Of having been expelled from Ober,
lin College, and Of writing pamphlet en-
titled "Oberlin 'unmasked." During the
reign Of John Tyler he was a Tyler man,
and was sent on some unknown rccepticle
for Office seekers in Central America
Thence he struck California, and now he
turns up U. s Senator from Oregon when
she comes in. Wilmington Republican.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

RE Every member Of the present Con,
gress is upon record voting that Kansas is
III to come into the Union as Stale-for
all voted either for. The original Senate bill
or for the Montgomery substitute. Now is
there party that will dare to vote tokeep
Kansas out Of the Union because she has re
fdaedto come in under lheLecompion eler.
nal slavery and wholesale monopoly in
stlumeniY-- Cincinnati Commercial.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

- The Ohio State Journal is guilty Of
a dreadful act. l. has been 90 cruel a. 70.
Paohsh Temperance Address, "bT
samuel 8 Coz. made at springfield spme
years ago; n which no took the strongest
possible Maine law grounds. The Slatssmaul
assures its readers that Cox is ali riehf
nOW-that he likes old Bourbon'' almost
as well as Buchanan does 'pate old rye."'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
ARRIvAI. OF THE -ANGLo.sAxoNg,.. 4.

QUEBEc, August 93.--The steamshin. An0lo Ga Won
later than yious ad arrixad ~ thi o uays
terGay. - Fv.'s' 70
The Canada arrived ont on tbe, I'm and tba Nor,h
America and Kangaroo on the IIth
Great excitement existed ugfuut Europe m re-
gard TO th uhntie cable in conse dence OF The de-
lay ih ifansnf ftti Rg me yes ~ = al -lg ~ ~
The first regular from Trihftt, Raw
Valentla on the mig of MONDAY the oh inst. The
speed OF its Transmission is said 10 have been reater
Ply mouth aud the e,irre1t annersntIy ~ s,.os "
lhe shares OF Atlantic Teleeraph STOCK vrs 1ss,5,sd
at about f00O. .fg lSIFffi f
Queen Victora and Prince Albert Ind Ieft for prus
sia '''~' 'sa2Fs3 IS .I.'f Z I'itfS
The London Times in leading atliciel fayors tho
annexation of Mexico to the Uniied Stntes MI
1T was resolved hy the tiireetors ~ fI,e
owning the steamshfD reat L,rsterr n ~
for her purchase or charter and also 10 adSrtfs IA
for sal at auction. in the meaniIn1e 10 ~ 81 ,n
on mortgage - ''- - i1'So ~ lli'inS!
an abseonder named Janss TiIt ~ VI, & wy W i1 iSst
on his pursuers,was arrested WV vas uOuOi'"s
A prospectus had been 'Issned for 10 ad,huL.
of the Malta Constantinonie ana ~ sn11,s " i
graph Company, ~ = ~ = = = Y''
lNDIA.-The Calcutta mall of Jnlv an baa arrival
at Alexandria The rebel had returned io corcs 70 Se
juDgles OF Juddespore - - '4>S;'' w
health >" 'VV'tseN"S"se u "a
The Gwallor rebels IL was belIevea var. ,n.Ltao
for Bhurte pore Man-sfneh was ~ Sha r,.5
by the Begum's army General NVhifiock bad ssan
tured Fierouan In Banda. ''STT NNT wy
CHsl Dat. =, ,fr1m Hono " ono. j., Iortoad a.,
been received The Allies had aJvaSse m eSr
TO Piensin without opposition, by Inc Ame
ricans and Russians - - - t''
The Alliesare thus enabled 10 command botb the
river and the greai coInI -. ~ .,''-' N'H Nr0
The French and EISIIsi 'Amb,ss.doss h., 5tooa,o,
ashore. The High Ma1dnr rim Ihe secoJ an os y Stk
Empire, had sent 10 negotioie rce,n.nts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

% Information fromthe south repre-
sen's Sc the cotton crop generally as yrey fine
The sugar cane also promises well. and
with good weather,bea a very fine one, des-
Pte The loss ofsevsp,y-five thousand hogs
head by the floods this simmer. w -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

eiPosT OVFrcE AT CaIoAoo, IIL.--Tbe
yearly expenses Of the Post Office at Chca-
go Illinois. amount to about $74.OOO.--
There 'Rre 81 clerks, at an'avr rage salery
of'S600s 5flbefe 8.i22 boxes, which rent
At $8, ,998 per annum; e49 drawers. which
rent at 5000. The receipts for the last
quarter are STATE d at $500, 600. '4sY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
KENTUCKY lEIEoTIoN

LOUISVILLE. Aug. Gan American
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals 10 elected,
by 228 mJority,y the Cleik 307 majority.
The American County officers arealiprob-
ably elected by small majorities. The
polls were generally quiet.
DR.. staudifoFd shot Capt. Russeau dan.
gerously in a fight to-day. caused part
ly by grudgs and partly by political feel
inc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
NEIt anpear, ,lbat tha ma;oritv of Mr

&SrH appears atha. the majority Of Mr..
Vance for Congress, in the Mountain, Con-
gressiopali District of North Carolina is
aboots 1000 votes over his Democratic
oomps'iterd Tho election in this district
was to supply the vacency caused by the
rssienAiionOf Mr.. Clingman. is ,i,e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
WAR I'M AFRIcA.


The Paris Papers Of July sSSays; Al
the presept moment oecprrancesaps taking
Plsceen Notse Afiica' which though they
are h'ghlJ Important, seem % have escs-
ped Ahe asseptiaa Of Ruropsans I. has
Aireaay oeen mentioned thai the : Empower
o. Morocco undertook war-hke expedi;
ton against The Ssmmurs. On the 3lst
oi May he sci out for Meeklnez at the
heal ot6.ooO men of the btask guards,
= 'ypp men-ct tbe regular infantry, and
s.vyo morse men, to attack the semmurs
~ !, helr own territory, while his son, Sid
eianommea, sadyanced with 1900 men
'Fsm fapat Tor the same purposes: The
rsoles nAlsslly letrealed into the interior Of
Tue country leaving their tents aud bag
gage % the mercy OF ihe invaders The
Empefof deserved by Arab guides
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

% EE Gov. Meaill, First Comptroller of
the " g. Treasury, again decided against
Cormick'& Ramsey's mailclaim of 81 .s0O,-
600. The tlaimants madsa conditional con
trait in i853,fOr the eonveya ue of the
mail from Vera Cruz to Acapulco The
claim was for 6veyears' pay and damages.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

The FRAzER's RIvEN FEvEa. .-At latest
accounts this malady was rot prevailing
with the severity with which il first broEe
outin California. In fact. there were
strong symptoms Of cohvhlesence. Some
Of Che thousands who emigra,ed SO 'hsstily
70 the new god lands were retnrning.L
Frazer's river was SO high as 10 covering
bars, and mol gold could be had except
thstwhich the Oalifornians had takJn with
them. 'ftf9 'J % 'a91's 80 g0 ysss4ls'ua