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Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

TRAINoR W PARK, one Of the leaders of the
Lecompton party of this State, was in 1856
Chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee. He remained in the Republican
party, until the Montgomery resolution wa;
mailed to the cross" in the Lecompton State
Convention, Aug. 5, 1853, and then stood up
the next day, in the Republican State Con
vemtion, and expressed himself in favor Of
the Lecompton wing of the Democracy. He
carried into the Lecompton wing of the par
ty, it is presumed, a very large portion of the
radical Republicans Of the State.
We mention this in explanation of the term
sometimes used by us, viz: The Park -Lecomp.
ton party. Our readers will bear in mind
that Trainor W. Park and the Black Repub.
licans, who acknowledge him as a leader,
have gone over to the Lecomptonites.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
Pigeon Shooting Tourney
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

g2g The lovers of this kind of sport are notified
that previous to the close of the State Agriculture
| Fair
Grand Pigeon Shooting Tourney
VIII take place on THURSDAY, August . 9Th
on the grounds of COL. ZABRISKIE, at which Tho,
following prizes will be offered:
1st-A magifcent double barrel gun, the material
for which he imported from London through the we'll
known house Of Rogart & Co.. of San Francisco, at a
cost of three hundred dollars The barrels ara fron
W. Greener, the locks from Brazer md the stock ana
trimmings from equally celebrated dteLiers
2d-A beautiful lance wood Trout Rod German sil
valued at SIS. N'"P''e'
Sd-A Silver Goblet offered by the Marysvile Club
House, valued at $50 N'''
- The shooting to be governed by the San francisco
CiuD Rules, which will be made known on the rronnd
Ihe number of birds to be shot at by each Contest
birds. S'"eN W uouple
,, L'rees are TO be made at the Club House, Marys
ve' prior TO the evening Of the 9th of August or NJ
pan Oriscolls Saloon, Montgomery street. San Frars
CISCO, where iull particulars may be obtained
" : or further particulars enquire of
aus-o-Et lkA A. EATON, Marysyille
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

ouicIDE.-John Cooper, young man 81
years of age, formerly of Michigan, was
found dead. on Monday afternoon, on Dry
Greek, near Long Bar He had been mining
since Thursday of last week. No clue what
ever to the cause of his rash determination
lie was found in sitting posture against a
'ree' with an empty pistol in his hand, and
ouilei hole from the back part of his mouth
through his head,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

SurERvIsoR'-Every man in the First Dis
triet will acknowledge that the Democracy
have put forth, as the nominee for Snpervisor
of this District, il the person of WIN. W
PnEsBURY, Esq. man who has proven him.
self to be faithful servant of the people, and
one who has never permitted himself to be
swayed by partizan or personal friendship
or animosities. in the faithful discharge of
his duties. There can be no doubt of his re-
election.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

FAIR ExcERsIEs FOR To. Day.-At GA. NJ.
the trial of fire engines takes placeo the
corner of Z. and Fourth streets.
AT 10 A. NJ. the blowing match comes off
at the cattle grounds
AT p. NJ. the trial of hounds takes place
at the cattle grounds.
AT o'clock P NJ. II. S. B. Bell of Ala.
media will deliver the Annual address. It
cannot fail to be fine intellectual treat The
fame of Mr.. Bell, as an orator, will crowd tbo
Pavilion to its utmost capacity.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

The FAMILY GEM.--This is the title of a
little book, containing short miscellaneous
stories, by Rowena Granice, lately issued at
Sacramento The authoress Is a lady of very
considerable literary ability, and such of the
stories as we have read are of thrilling inter
est. The books will be formed at stand
in portion of the State Fair Pavilion.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

TowNsHIP NoMGNArIoNs. Democratic
nominees for Justices of the Peace, VIM. Sing.
er and Geo. W. Stanton, and for Constables,
W. IL. Chapman and Daniel OConnor, are
men OF integrity, and will, when elected, as
they are sure to be, exhibit the ability and
inclination to well and trnly perform their
official duties.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

The LYcEuM.-The Burlesque Circus will
be repeated to night, together with great
variety of singing by the charming Misses
Vaudeville, johnson, the great comic vocal
ist, and the excellent band of Mnstrels, with
Baekus and Goes for "end men"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
DISSOLUTION.

uhss ooEarssnership sp heretofore existing bctueen
Cn' Ct' 9nacr the name and style Of G. NJ sen 4NTo
is tns Gay dissolved by mutual consent c.
ihs oId from the firm The business Of
signed at their Harness and Saddle es,ahI,. Snue,
west side of Est,eet, near Third. ''''"'i'nnen''
CHAs. II. SCRANTON,
Marysylle, July LIST, 1858. "o't; :uoa.,m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

Col. HATCH is still administering small
doses of Lecomptonism in the foot hills. He
is truly disgusted with his recent notions
we suppose, and is trying hard to get even
The Lecomptonites should give him new
certificate of membership into the chivalry
(high or low y and thereby render it unneces
sary for him to work 50 hard this warm
wenther
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

CooL-The Express pretends to speak fa-
vorably of the Kansas-N ebraska Act. 1t
will probably claim to have always been
Anti-Lecompton. as soon as election is over
or, at any rate, as soon as the by authori-
ty" advertisements have run out
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

GS- Don't forget the trotting match this
afternoon, at the Park, between Jim Burton.
New York and Rhode Island, notice OF
which is in our advertising columns. Mr..
Aimball, of the Olympic Circus. has rendered
the services of his band of music, for the oe-
easion
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

On Thursday, the following purse will be offered -
At O'Clock p NJ for the best trotting stallion, first
prize 800; second do, framed diploma.
At4 o'clock P. M.-For the best trotttng horse first
prize $780, second best, framed diploma.
This notice is given on account of omiseion, as
to pacing horses, in the published programme.
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Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

InE GREAT PIGEoS SHOOTING March come.
OH tomorrow, at o'clock A. NJ, at Zabris
Ale > lr" A. Eaton, Esq, who has the mat
ter in hand informs us that the Dr;zes mas.
be seen at the Fair Pavilion, to-day. They
are three in number, viz: A superb oun .
costly trout rod, and a silver goble, Tho.o
who want TO see the sport must be up oorl,.
as there will bs no waiting.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

LEES NATIONAL CIRcUs.-This place of en-
tertainment will be open this evening. We
stated that the pavilion would seat 1000 peo-
pie; we should have said upwards of 5000.
The number in attendance on Monday even
ing was about 5000. The performances are
superb.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

ANOTHER HAMMOND IN THE FIEID.-The
Hammonds are all down on the Mudsius-
Inc Express brags about a Lecompton meet,
lng at Stockton, at which Major R. P. Ham
mond addressed the crowd.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

CHRIsrY's OPERA HoUsE.-The performan-
ces this evening will be new and varied
The seats are well arranged, and the Opera
House is one of the best places of amusement
in the city.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

OLD BLooK.-This notability is in town,
attending the State Fair. Hundreds of our
fellow citizens will be glad to take Old Block
by the hand
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

"UNcLE McDoUeAL," the pioneer Douglas
man of California, has been preaching Le-
eon,ptonisln at Stockton. Mr.. McDougal is
the man who, when in Congress, consented
to postponement of the Pacific Railroad
hill
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

NJ REMEMBER THAT JosEPH G. MoKIBBEN
stands endorsed by all parties. no party dar
ing to nominate any opposition to him. He
is the choice of the whole people
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

The MELoDEoN is cheap and attractive
place of amusement, second street, corner of
High. The singing, dancing, and acting an
nounced should draw good crowd
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
Notice.
Q. II. SCRANTON.

NJ WhEkEAs my wife, MARY F. MORRIS, has this
w DAY left my bed and board without any iust
% crust OF provoeation, do hereby caution and FOR
count as shall pay debts OF her Contracting after
''is n ea'v, d, 6. II. MORRIS.
'"' '"'''' august lethi le5o' aug19-1ms
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

LADY RIDERs.-We are Informed that six
young ladies have already entered themselves
for the prizes ofequestrianship, at the com.
ing contest, and that three more are expected
to be entered shortly.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

REPUBLICAN MEETIMe.-Mr. Tracy, Repub.
hean candidate for Congress, and an eloquent
speaker addressed a very respectable audi.
ence, last evening, in front of the Western
House
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

HoN. STEPHEN ]. FIELD.-Among the no
liabilities at present in our city, we are most
happy to see our highly esteemed friend
Judge Field.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

A BIGAMIsT.--ln the Fourth Distric. Court
on Saturday, decree of divorce was granted
in the case of Mary Ann Kasson against C. s
Kasson, for the reason that the man has an.
other wife living in the State Of New York
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
REMOVAL.

HAVE REMOVED my Harness Estahl.hnsn,
from lOl to lOI, fremont Block Second street. a.
bnsnps Tn place, VIII continue the Harness and Saddle
az ~ ~ M branches and respectfully solicit
slowed upon me- e' "''e'oiore De7
aug31m a. II sopANroU
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

CALIFORNIA CURED FIsn.-Smith, Of San
Francisco has on exhibition at the Fair, q
great variety of mackerel and other fish, out
of California waters.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEES COMMITTEES Of
Award are requested to assemble at the Pa
vilion this morning at o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of meet
ing In our sanctum, yesterday, with Judge
Currey, Democratic candidate for Supreme
Judge, ), M. Dawley, Democratic candidate
for Controller and Gen. RedingtOn, of Sacra-
mento.-They will remain it, town, several
davs.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

Bull FIGHT-We are told that great
crowd crossed the Yuba river, yesterday, to
sec the bull fight Another one is given to-
day.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

z HoN. W. l. FEReUsoS.-Aeeording to O
telegram to the Sacramento Bee, Mr.. Fergu-
son's condition was favorable and satisfactory
Yesterday, at o'clock P. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

The STooK ENTRIEs.-The list of stock,
furnished this morning, does not embrace all
the entries. We will endeav or to complete
it to morrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

LUsorous-Those peaches from Briggs,
brought to us, yesterday, by our friend Cum.
mings, of the Fruit Depot, just above the
post office
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
marysviIIe Librnry AssocintiOn

The President and Directors have made arrange
ments for the Library being open from A. NJ. to p
NJ during the Fair week, and extend general invita-
ton to all visitors to the city.
Members will kindly undertake TO show tn collec-
tlon to their expected guests.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

1 shall exhibit Grom Bakers Family Sewing Ma
cLnes, at the Pavilion, and Mrs. Rogers will be in at
tendance to do sewing, gratis during the continuation
OF the Fair. See and judge for yourselves.
8. 0. BRIGHAM.
ErpreSs copy aug24.td
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
Agency -Johce.-Mr. L. p. FISHER is ou. or

Agency -TOtIce.-Mr. L. p. FISHER is ous only
authorized agent in San Francisco to receive adyer.
Il tsements, receipt for the same and ransac busi-
ess generally for the News. Office No III 1-2 Wash.
nston street, Cup stairs nearly opposite Maguires
Opera House.
MR.. +. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento,
and authorized to receive subscriptions and adver
tlsements, and to receipt for the same. Once st
b. DAvidsOns Post Oiice Exchange, 4th street, be
tweenJ aud X, near the Post ofhce.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
n EW TODAY
State Agricultural Society.


Programme FOR Wednesday, Aug. goth.
From to 10, A. NJ, the Committee Of Award will
occupy the Pavilion and Stock Grounds to complete
their awards.
At Q o'clock, A. NJ, at the corner Of and Fourth
Streets the performance and trial of Fire Engines will
take place
First Premium, 1900
Second Premium, 200
Third Premium, 100
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Cattle Grounds, the
Flowing Match will take place, afTording opportu.
nifty Of testing the merits of Plows, &C.
AT o'clock, T. NJ, at the Cattle Grounds the trial
Of Hounds will take place.
First Premium-Gicy Hound S. NJ, No. 4.
second d. do S.M., 2.
First Premium-Bood Hound. S. M, al.
Second do do s. NJ U2
At o'clocki p. NJ, at the Cattle Grounds Best
Cart and Horse, $50; 2d do, TO- Best Exprese Horse
and Wogon, Silver Medal; Cd do, S. NJ Best Span of
Mules, $780, 2d do, $40 Best Team of Mules not less
than six nor more than ten, $50; % do $15
Mt o'clock, p. NJ at the Pavilion, the Annual Ad-
dress Will be delivered by aon. s. B. BELL, of Ala
media.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER-"The Lady of Lyons" will be
presented this evening, with Mr. and Mrs.
Stark in the principal characters The per-
formance to conclude with "Thc Double
Transformation"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
MARYSvILLE.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
Weights and Measures.

OHlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
1nbS using weights and measures within the county Of
ofcio County Sealer of Weights and sasrss ana ex
" wiii proceed on and after the first day Of c.
IOoer heNt to inspect and seal all weights and meas
ute W.h @ my eonnty, In accordance with he stat
"l'hoss my hand, and the seal Of our honorahlo
county Court, affixed at Office in the ci,1, &c
narysyne, the county seat Of said eon1,v
[Ls1 WIIIi3Sf 81 an y, pS2S;,, rS9S;
county CLERK and ex-oficio Sealer Of Weights ana
"usi0u Measures, Yuba county.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
Aelt advertisements.
Jmf0rTMafiOn Wamtcd

OFLF. DUFOUR, who left Wcstenhaver's Ranch
~ near Marysville, about the 23d of January last
while laboring under temporary insanity. Any infor
nation concerning him will be thankfully received b!
NJ r. McGregor, Marysville, or by Frank. Dufour
at Vevav, Indiana.
esg- Stockton Argus please copy one month anC
send bill to this office. aug24-1m%
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
Park. Shnfsnr q Co.

This noted law firm, at San Francisco, is
working hard to defeat the Democratic can
didate. Judge Currey, and to elect the Le-
compton candidate, Baldwin. Park is per
fectly consistent with what he said in the Re-
publican State Convention, when he declar
ed that he would prefer supporting a Lecomp-
tonite to Douglas man for office, because
he believed that the Leeompton doctrine ap.
proximated much nearer to the Republican
creed than did the Douglns doctrine. His
wing Of the Republican party, therefore, goes
for Baldwin and the Administration, on the
ground that that party ought to be supported
by the Republicans which overthrows the
principle Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill--a
principle against which the Republicans have
alwas commended. and which they must over
throw, in Mr.. Parks view Of the case, in or
der to establish in its place their own doc
trine
Mr.. Shafter, if we mistake not, was once
the ABOLITION candidate for Governor in the
State Of Vermont, and was there known as u
rank and fullfedged Abolitionist, for years.
Mr. Park is so strong in his opposition to
slavery that we question very much if he is
not pretty good Abolitionist himself 1t is
entirely proper that such firm should sup
port the Administration in its Lecompton
Anti Nebraska policy Talk about Douglas
men fraternizing with Republicans, when
here you have the strongest Republican in
the State, and an out-and-out Abolitionist
leading on their forces in the support of your
Administration candidate for Supreme Judge,
and for all We know, the whole Lecompton
ticket besides
These are the men who, in conjunction with
the boilers from the Democratic Platform
generally throughout the State are opposing
the election of that pure and unsullied Dem
ocrat, John Currey. to the Supreme Judge
ship. These are the men who are now act.
ing in this matter with the Boilers of the
regular Democratic Convention in this coun.
ty, and these Boilers are the same political
entities who bolted the regular Democratic
nominees in 1856, Messrs Lippincott and
Gray, and assisted the opposition to defeat
them. Their game is treachery to the Dem.
ocratic party, and yet their mouths are the
loudest in continually crying out for the reg
ular Old Line Democracy" Beau tiful Old
Line Democrats are they who nerer stand by
a regular nomination of the party, unless it
exactly suits their own little, petty notions
and prejudices! We consider them exactly /
fit for their present coalition with the Park
Lecompton wing (as we have SO frequently
termed it) of the Republican party.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

The LEcoMPToNITEs WoRsTED AT Loxa
BAR, No. Monday night, it having been
given out that the Douglas men and the Le-
compton men were to try their strength at
this place, the champions of each side went
up, and we are informed that the following
statement with regard to the result is literal.
ly the truth:
Two separate meetings were held. R. NJ.
Briggs, of Amador, F. L. Aud, and Ninean F,
Whitesides (the great champion of Lecomp.
ton, next to Old Zach) opened to crowd Of
about 80, which dwindled down, before Min.
can got through, to exactly nineteen. On
the other hand, the Mudsills-God bless
them assembled to the number of about
200, and listened, with loud manifestations
of enthusiasm, to the eloquent strains of j.
W. Coffroth, Jesse o. Goodwin and C. B.
wilkins. We are told by those present that
it was out-pouring of the popular heart on
the side of the manhood of the American
people against the power that would enslave
them So speaks the great heart of the Ma.
ton in this contest.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

For Assemblymen,
c. E DE LONG, NJ FULLER,
Us SUNDERLAND. JOEL STODDARD
JOHN WHEALDON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

For supervisor OF FIfsI UIstflctl
WILLIAM W. PRESBURY.
For Justices Of the Peace-City of Manysville,
wM. SINGER. GEORGE STANTON.
For Justices-Marysvlle Township,
JOHN GORDON A. J. ZABRISKIE.
For Constables-Cty of Marysvile,
WIN. II. CHAPMAN. DANL O'CONNOR.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

6Ier
nal oltnity TO erery form Of tyranny ouer III
mind Of man" THos. JEFFERSON.
Democratic State Ticket
For Members Of Congress,
JOSEPH G. McKIBBEN,
OF SIERRA.
WILLIAM L. DUDLEY,
OF cALAvERAs.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
JOHN CURREY,
OF soLANo
For State Controller,
I. N. DAwLEY,
OF NEVADA.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court
H. U. JENNINGS,
or BUTTE.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
4. ID WHEEGER.
For Joint Senator,
For Assemblymen,
c. E. DE LONG, NJ. FULLER.
J. S. SUNDERLAND. JOEL STODDARD,
Holm WHEAIDON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

"T hare slcorn on tie altar Of my country eter.
nal 6lnity to erery f0IDt Of tyranny oUer tho
mind Of man" THos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
State Agricultural Societv's Purse,

Erpress copy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
Howard Association, Philadelphia.

IastitGtiOn sstabshsd by special endoU
meRt the relief of ths siek and dstrsssed afflicted
Vith VirHleRt aRd Epidemic diseases. fs.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful des-
tructon Of human life, causedby Sexual disease
the deceptions practiced upon the unfortunate vic
Tins of such diseases by Qnacks, several years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable
AetwOrthy Of their name, to open Dispensary for
the treatment of this class OF diseases, In all their
forms, and to give Medical Advice Gratis. 10 all who
apply by letter. with description Of their cond
Gage, occupation, habits otliie, &c) and In cases OF
extreme poverty TO furnish Medicines free Of charge
II Is needless to add that the Association commands
the ighest Medical skill Of the age aud will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors efthe Associations In their nnual Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases, for the
year ending January LIST, ls5e express the highest
tlsaction with the which has attended the la
bors OF the Consulting Surgeon In the Of SpeTma-
torrh@a, Seminal weakness. Impotence, Gonorrh@a,
elect, Syphilis, tho vice Of onansm Self-nbuse,
aud ordera continuance the same plan for the
ing year.
The Directors, reviow Of the past. feol assured
that their labors In this sphere Of benevolent effort
have been OF great benoht to the AFFLICTED especially
to the young, aud they have reso we'd to devote them
selves with renewed zeal, to this very important bu
much dispised cause.
An admirable Report on spcrmatorrhea, or semin
nj Weakness, the vice OF 0nansm, Masturbation o
Selfabuse and other diseases Of the sexual orgar
by the Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mail lin
sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt o
TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports aud Tract
on the nature and treatment Of sexual diseases, diet
&e, constantly BEING Published for grautous dis
trlbution, and viii bo sent 10 the afflicted. Some
the new remedies and methods Of treatment discov
cd during the last year, are OF great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr.. GEORGE r
CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa
ton, No South Nine Street, Philadelphia, Pennsyl
vania. BY order ofthe Directors. ~,
EZRA d. HRARTWELL. President.
GEORGE FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
April 90, le56-ly5l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

not very lenderly deposited on their sides
In the ditch at the base Of the smbankment
fortunately there low one.
Had The disaster taken place few mia
utes earlier. the cars might have alighted
10 pond Of water. For an impromptu
OveFturn. the spot was we'll chosen a0d
fortunately The disaster which was one Of
imminent peril. had no serious results
No one Of the passengers was injured be-
yOnd few bruises.
There was sudden and unpleasant
shilling OF positions ms the cars went over.
Those in the (litterally) spsr tier Of seats
vent sprawling without much poetry Of
motion down upon those occupying the
ground tier. Glass aud beavers, bsad-
boxes aHd bounsts. small children in arms
or Lying around loose" and other like
brittle ware. went flying TO alight smashed
or battered, or rumpled or scared. and
there were numerous narrow escapes. In
the first car the stove fell across the, asile
and demolished seat occupied by alady
and her child. but neither were injured.
tFrom the Chicago Tdhune of Saturday. !
TIE STORM AT PEoRIA.--From one o.
our citizens, who was in Peoria at the
time, we learn the following particulars of
the rsvages Of the great storm at that place.
The hurricane strnck the city at about Eve
O'Clock in the evening. In the twinkling
Of an eye fifteen or twenty houses were
unroofed, every chu'ch spire in the city
blown down. three canal boats loaded with
lumber sunk, and the steamer Olin, with
twenty one passengers on board, made q
complete wreck, her cabin being blown
entirely away. Aud what seems really
miraculous, is the fact that but one life
was lost in all this furious disorganisatioD
Of matter and utter demolition Of structur-
es. II is said that a little child was lost
from the wrecked steamer. The lumber
in the yards was blown all over the city,
the gas lamps were all blown down. and
the signs were sent flying in every direc-
lion; windows and gable ends were smash
I'D in, whols trains Of cars were blown of
the track, and the beautiful College build
ing upon the bluff entirely demolished.--
We shall probably get more extended par
ticulars by the mails. Our informant was
obliged to take refuge in the Court House
square, to avoid the general destruction
which threatened the city, and 10 escape
the flying signs. boards, boxes, and other
missiles with which the air was filed,