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NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of e. ri
lVl aclss issued from the Clerk office ut the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia for the conn
" of Washington and to Ine directed, will expose
to public sale for cash, in front Of the Court House
door of SAID county, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of
June 1850. at ~ o'clock m, the following described
property, to wit, viz All defendants right titIo
claim and interest in and To Lot No. g. Of the sinh
division made 10y tho heirs of John Dayiison of
IIslnal ots Nos l. &, g. TO- H. 10 and o. ia Square
No pa, fronting on Vermont avenue, in the city of
Washington, ID. G., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon zed and LEVIED upon
- the property Of OTIS Preston and Lew Stowel,
and WI be sold to satisfy Judicials No. 81, to May
term, 1859, In favor of Curtis w. Graham
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma IS is for the District of Caumua.
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NEW GOODS
i II Subscribers would invite the attention Of
purchasers to their desirable stock of goods In
LADIES' Wear we have all the new styles and fab
RIGS with a full line of PARASOLS, HemstItch
and other HANDkERCHLEFS,G LOVES, MITS,
EMBRO!DERIES, HOSIERY, &C.
Also, Mems and Boys Wear OF COTTON,
WOOLEN and LINENS; TABLE LINENS,
SSHIIER!rTINGS and sHEETINGS, HEAVY DO
With all other goods usually found in q well Sc
lected assortment of Dry Goods.
Purchasers will find ii to their advantage to ex
anime our stock, which will be offered at the low
est market prices.
MAYFIELD & BROWN,
apl9-lm No. 121 Bridge St, Georg etowp
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ma l3-d }. C. MCGUIRE q CO, Auct,
uk z + C. NMeG g. + :, Co. Ags!igge.5s

fNUNUMFs 1T HIDING SITE IN GEORGF-
- InwN At AUCTIoN.-That large and bcautlfnI
pun ns Tue TOT "A large mansion cottage res
uthcP ''llbIa' ing lort IF ~ feet and I9t desr IN
ba street l"tween " WASHINGTON aud Green stS .
h'sI W" nights of Georgetown: having a hank 81
would make beautiful site. II desired the sama
VII De DIVIDED into s lots Of l6 feet each
Terms: One-thIrd cash; balance an one and two
years, with interest. U wv
~, Sa;e at 51s o'clock p. m. on THURSDAY, the
same hour. ' "7N' iai' uas'
mas d J. c. Mcguire CO., Auct..
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IL, THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
nlll h"IdaN, tue 10th inst, at O'Clock D. m "A
lalT' ~ not, on the next fair day, same hour
ma IS d j. G. Mcguire n CO Aucts
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

0+ATTENTION, POTOMAC LIGHT IN
u3 FANrRT.-Eou are hereby ordered 10 an
pear at the ArmOry on TUESDAY NEXT, l7fh
form. for parade.
BY ordsr Capt HOLIiNGswnRTH.
nal3 ST. WIN. CRUlkSHANK, Sec.
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ma u WALL & BARNARD. Auc,,.
BY J. C. Mcguire Il CO., AuctIoneers,

BY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneers
EHECmTORS'S SALE OF SADDLE HORSE
a,1o VI iUESDAi MORNING. May nth, NJ ten
cock " front OF the auction rooms we shall sell
a me sadde Horse, Saddle and Bride belonging 10
the estate Of tn , late James Maber e"H
rorms A credit of s. and % days for S.,;SC.o,
rIy endorsed notes. bearinr Interest
f. C. DYER,
THUs J. FISHER. Executors.
ma VI j. &. MCGUIRE A. IN Arctu
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DOARDlNG.-Very desirable ROOMS with
ID good BOARD can he obtained moderate
terms at NJ IS GWYNN'S, No. IS, Smiths Row
LIST street, Georgetown. ap I6-Ins
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an WEDNESDAY MORNING Ie,b i,S,.n,
at ~ CLOCK, va Will sell. at the hou So ON Mar
k@t street. : doors above 81 street GpoTrctown AN
assortment of Household Furniture &c as "
Mah"gany SOFA do. Chairs, do Rockers
MahoCany Tables, Bureaus Stands
Wa-dr"bpS. BPdSt" ads. Mattresses Rad.
Looking glasses, Toilet Sets ''
IarpeIN, Rugs, hIaIIings,
razor ana Kitchen Stoves, Crockery Ware
r with other goods and furniture being the entire
luInlture contained IN said house. WIZ
Terms at sale.
Il
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W LEWIS PAYNE,
w HoLESAIsE AND RETAIL BOOT AND

Begs cave to inform his friends and the public
generally that he has removed to the spacious Sales
room IN Fo1all's Row, Bridge street, (formsrly oc
cupied as the Post Office. where he will be pleased
to see all In want of good SHOES.
III Prices to suit the times. Call and satisfy
yourselves. apZ@-lm
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Els; Mcguire 4 co, AuctIoneers.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING IOTS-By
" virtue OF a deed Of trust, the supcrIbrr will on
WEDNESDAY, April p. 1859, offer for sale a.
pubic auction, IN front of the premises at s., o'clk
DlstIIct OF Columbia. which among the verv
Oest nullulng sites IN the city, To wit: Lots Nos 81
ana ~ IA square 248 side Of 18th street front
IIg each a feet inches by l2a feet deep contsEts
Vision Of said SO uare >'''-i~"'''- "''i-i'
eLns OF sale; nefnurth Of the purchase money
Will be required IN hand on the dsy OF saIe the -
ia IN three equal payments, at the end ofs H. and
which notes will he required i"t
IL tfe ters st sale are not complied with in three
the right to sell the lot or lots bourbt nv tba
Ing purchaser at his their risk Al sIcL fine On
see fit i0oi es no may
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ELIZABETH STODDARD, Adm'x.
ma IS a A GREEN auct

MARSllALS SALE.-In virtue If a writ of fer
I'VE iacias issued from the Clerks office Of the Cir
cut CONT of the District uf Columbia for the cuur
~ oi Washington and to me directed, ! will exnos.
Ia pub lc sale for cash, front of the Count House
door OF SAID county, on MONDAY, the 9TH dan of
June, 1859, at u O'Clock III, the following dpScT
property, {" wit. viz: All defendants right title
claim aud interest and Ia Lots Nos. 5, nj s. in
Square No. 6st5, la the city of Washington, d. C.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon. seized and levied upon = the property of
Jam's q. C"ombe. and will he sold Ia satisfy Judi
cIals No: a. to May term. 1882 in favor of Thomas
II. Hayden. W. SEI.DEN Marshal
ma IS Is for the District of Columbia
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BY A. GREEN. Auct oaerr.

BY A. GREEN. Auct oaecr
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GROCERIES.
&c, AT ACTION. By ORDER oF THE ORPHAN>'
URT-On FRIDAY. 10Th instant. stall sell, low
order Of the Orphans Court, at "a O'Clock A. M Al
the reside nee of the late Isaac Stoddard dee ase
on tie corner OF az and r. streets soHth, Island n
lot "t Furniture, Groceries and Store Fixtures such
Maho-any Sofa and Chairs, Rocker.
Bureaus. BadstCadS, and Washstands
Feather Beds. Matt eSses, and Pillows,
Cooking aud other Stoves.
Crnckery Ware. Kitchen Requisites
Jars, Sea as and Weights, Stove Fixtures &c
Terms cash.
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CENTRE MAREET.-rhis morGag, the market
was very largely attended by dealers and pur-
chasers, and there WAS evident improvement
throughout. The supply was more abundant than
for several DAYS past and the appearance of early
vegetables increased the variety upon the benches
The high prices of several articles will not be
wondered at when IL is remembered that they are
the very first Of the Season and brouyh from dis
taut farms The lower sheds were occupied and
there. too the sales appeared to be brisk shower
about nine O'Clock had the effect To drive pur-
ChaScrs into the sheds. and for a time the gang
ways were much crowded, but generally the mar
ket regulations Were strictly observed. and good
order prevailed The uriceS were for
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ENOR NEW YORK.-The regular packet sch'r
Il Fairfax, Mott, master, is now loading, "a
aud will sal with dispatch. For freight or "
passage apply to On
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AUCTION SALES.


By, ). {. McGIlRE & co. AuctIopears
SMALi. FAMILY CARNAGE Ain u,p
- NESS AT AUCTION On SATTRDAE NppHH
MAY Itthi at 70 oo'ock in front of tine auction
der, '~''' aAu ia GOOD or
gooG steady Family Horse and Harness.
Terms cash.
ma l2-a J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
MOE ,p,nES y. SSncn "t the rain until TUESDAY
MohNiNG May II, same hour and place
mn " d }. Z. Mcguire d Co, Aucts.
by WALL & BARNARD, Auctioreers-
ShhE OF THE STOCK AND FIXTIRES OF
w ,aoI I'AKSE RE6rIFYING HuUsE, HoRsE Gxp
~ h;o a, mp SETs HAME> AT aUCTToN-On RI r.
IN ~ moh NlNG. nth instant At IG n'siock we
Ban5on co SIe ilbinG House Of Patterson a
south, thclr entITe stock and FixtuJer comnnsinS
All tnatls generally used such est,I,IIs hne1tse
a. q gal ons superior Brandy. moi
Terms cash.
III IL N A
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ny JAS. Z. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctoneerr.
I'h u Ef - SAI.t. or VAIL AbI,E NJ
PROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET WEST
BETWEEN " AND u STREETS NORTH. AT PUBItc
ATCTIoN:-On THURSDAY AFTERNOONS Nav
LIN, AZ 519 O'Clock, on the premises hy virtue az
deed from George McNaughton ard wife dated
august 1tn lsl', and duly recorded in Libsr a. a
- No 5 ioiIos l72 ct seq, the subscriber will sell
AZ public auction Lot numbered twelve Ii2I in
square numbered four hundred and eig hty tssS
fronting twenty live t25l feet Sixth street west
between Is and VI streets north, running hack oigh
v-hve t35i fe-t Ia an alley, with the improvements
consisting of r two story Brick Dwelling -House
with back huIldIng and bakery attached
Terms: Onc-f,Irth cash: the residue in e. - and
ID months, with interest, secured by deed in trust
on the premises. o
All conveyancInS At the cost Of purchaser
CHAS. = WAIIACH Trustee
apl9 eO&ds JAS. T.. McGUIREA CO Ancts
iD-TH j. ABOVE SALE ISUNAVOIDABLY
postponed until TIL RSDAN AFTERNOON
May 10Th. same hour aud place.
ma l3d J. &. MciiI1IRE n co. Aucts
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-TIiaI Of Hillary Hmchias
GAd John Jones. for the murder Of Jack Ennis
After our report closed yesterday, the defence pro-
cee,led with the case by introducing the
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SIXTH DAY.
To-day, the prisoners having been brought into
count and placed in the dock, the jury was called
and answered TO their names
Mr.. Radcliffe, for defence, called
J " FsarSon who testified that he knew John
I"i'eT, and would not dIsbelieve his word on
oath
Cross examined Don't know ANYTHING about
Is rrPutdtiOn; knows him when he sees him. and
fhaJ all
go. >o'h.ron had known Potter for tn. I,st III
yrlrs' would belleve him ON his oath; heard
LIS ycrlcIty questioned
Crvs> vNaIIIn,d - Has heard his reput.tion
l"''d n ~ th" Iial Of POore by his political op-
IuIrlts- Gully ut one
k".sTf Wait Has known Potter two or three
"" By sight, knows HOthn, Of his character for
N'f"'ity bat would irlirvc his oath n. soon as any
either man whom he knew no better than he did
HIN
Ih.n. E0"|a Knows Potter the last ten vcars.
Nvuld believe him OH lbs oath, never heard his
character for veracity questioned
Mr.. Ratrl.fr here stated that the defence had
closed their testimony
Mr. Norris then submitted the following, serie.
of INSTITUTIONS which Lee prayed the Court to grant
tO tie jar,
II the jury believe. from tie evidence ,fo,s
sd. inst John Ennis. tie ,t.tssd in CONCERT
with others. or alone. hId formed thu, ,-,i,,, IN
I'll tLr defendant Hillary Hutrhibs or assault
.lu' and had InddE threats of his design afrrs,id
a"d armed himself with deadly weapon To en-
''ir him 20 put said threat and design in rrecu-
,Htuh, and that know ledge Of the same had
been communicate Ia the said defendant: and
U"it in f1rthrTdnce Of such design the said Ennis
or 'ihefs dftlng IA concert with him, reneatedIy
S'"h'd The house Of the defend ant and assaulted
- " ilc- or II !ie the sIid def n,ant had reason
awe srouhus 70 believe that the said Ennis, or
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is FI-RTurP
p1SlP"n al; ~ account of the rain. until ~ATIR
place. JOHN MARBI-RY TTnStaa Gnu
ma l2-d j. =. McliL LIZ y A 90 Anct,r.
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Kenneth sc scntit rougir ct

ma expression Kenneth scn' rOus ct
Incapable d'arcuer parole o
an toue satisfaction ln femme enc'ntee 'Ner
ele-meme dams une f.ussc position ellie le ronpt .
Eous arsez de vor NJ lSerso" dee Gu in'Nhah
ltgeremcut.
En- emervee ,us employe trop fort made
moe!e bLaa K'nnh carrie sns s,o"ne aa plus hn"' point
use serai obgee dappuy gauche So che
All mile Parns madomOelc navais emaqut gauchee
de mon chea Mon Deu Penas Skk repat nne
homme.
| lie dit frodemnt sy
Ne pas dmanler q,el point
propoez de suivre la brigade ha,nrj timimen Kenneth
--Je ne Pui rePon Ire postivement, NJ Eerson
Selkirk
Je uis que perc couua
vou compasuisn n tout n,nn e trapp:ur est expose lss sur.
prise embusae de luttes ne les sauvae E
Compne de la Be dsn Js hn terrbe existent entire cux ct
de ComPgnie dl NrdOne En- mutt bande de
taller pieces cse Croyez
malemoeIe Wander. aouat chaIeur, chagn de
eDton,te de danger. dstru moi pa de ce'e enOn
-Ah dee imagnez atanone aux erreurS don't
ar granmcn caacere Dams
enhance M etc fanare aec rec ave"tu de v'e'"e de ra
gemes depols Ga htue danger cneniant
clement u Tant quill ben aui a ben qaanl he lie
| Pu r ne ste1' pa. e,s ct veuN p'rt,s5r ,ss dangers .
u 'eog"er avor dePa' rsu rerarq un
Went naire la tetc de la brgule.
NO dt que eu eur les difficulties don't e vous
entrcSna ksgde1 lA-bas Ga Fair rune ese'rnOuche J.,
rePonit-cle dun ton pea s'rcaIiqle
petit jet &c fumee pit un urt peu tlogne de-
ppeur achant tonba Ia
sol Son ceva pouvane dent d hau ba de la col
line maheueux don't pied eat dams leer
Kenneth lie heval emp deoa be
ambeau de gazon.
Ce fn trppur J sai ouche peine potrne &c
villain dresser ppe chaser dams aue monde Je
attendas du io sen aer frame !rappur
Kenneth deboutonn u pauvre dab II diai Sa bu
moe La bale traverse les etan
souiles dc coagule,.
Ne de mademos dt- Sylveen
Iencha Ces dot
queiue plus peu plus Benz
adu les canades dams endrot
du e
dhcute, Ieu de bos feuilu pour IN abrier
Levant les Gle, e moriboud ajouta
Nous tappeurs, lie lie bo prairie
Au revor camarad sur gand prairie de
rautre VIE. le.. grand Nord-Oues de leterne
Ce en les dener ecapes de bouce Avec end Fame
La de Saul Wander Sc fit
Eu avan braves Tom Flanders pr mancnant
ben caupa
nan pipe du bnheu abondnce de bales poul he
lie Loup, prend sOln de agneau.
Pu elanca troupe fIslale dea
gagee
Tadui du docteur j. IL ROBINSON
Par II. EMILE CHEvALIER.
LA sutts proclaim numerO)
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Y III /.
EN- MARCHE.

brigade tapps les od de Saul Wander svancat
but de expedition lie troeme jour de maee
CROSSE troupe Inden sarseia les movements de brigade du
hu dune coine "n demme de distance Les traPpur Sc nn
ssss,ts Si,esse ~outrsrsnt %a 1boruon
ST ne me trompe premier Nick
WhiH, ,montes sur merveleux petit cheval Frebug
Ces paroles aaient camante une pacee cote de
Wander '''',''' -
Petite plus les miens Tu doue
homms qu fi dune vie
% is ,reisns pe""vs riremsus syrssn ya1 a
au penetrants oas que e ne poaEra dire qa est
Cutnue service de garde du lie ioup dit Wander Je va
%"as. re: 1 guide ss, s o " ' &c
Je heureux de la eur ct queque soft lie motif qu
Merc repqua presenter
couuaanc Abam iamm don't la ete agreeable en
Ami Abam Saul Wander partisan bourgeois capane de
cctte brigade.
qui ussent dams les denominations de cet'e
Qan. oela e amas des mmb de deeue
dam devoi lie plus parfa de
ue u ue dur contre les tentaou de chair
Lee quaker sava son habude quaud qeque pensee
i1accouumee cr0'a 'es mains sur sa region g Ct opa
..i = !: .; ss; e: I" ' de ' H
. % 1 'ss ss.ssss. s sss Rs' ss s'Si S.s ie"p's'''
Nous avons upe alarme des Indiens a .a..s
Jesere que Ombeons entire les mains d Iuen dit
mpd haque jour des ps
secra Whites
bate e f
spue souvent euon du sang epqua Hmmet
onction.
rposta Nick pour bride du
du temple quaker plus proche eq d bonn distance
jimagne ## # ## I-f
Et sadressant i Wander:
Guy atil propos des Peaux-rouges?
--Jayais envoye ecaireur, comprenes
-Non oomprends pas. inierrompt Nick
eclaeur pour pays etai ibre
apprende quill await des Piedsnos cne b
bo vn les patement dingue ne salt ue quee trbu
lis appartiennent, comprencz
--Ou, e comprends
vous bouquet dabe ba Eh bn L. Je
desire camper u lieu abrite comprenez
Non comprend Eh dites quand
n ne conprepds pas repati Nick dun or impatient.
NJ Iverson 6t Wander aps de hommes
Sc drigc nnous Saus doue apporte des nouveles
Kenneth espean quill urvndr quelque pour
touruer de Syveep u % devenu trop penb
Huo il apercSt suppose
un squaw de Ia Curuz de re1amner pres ha
mas de "A En hauteu
<hnnmeu plus imagner qua peindre yeux
cement ryes ellie Emmen Syyeen Wander
.onn ou &c fat lux Ellie
vars ons moius hauiain dernsre @ quill ~
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eta neee, femme Neaumoins lis afctaient dfere"m
de File avn appet lie san! Duap les
deruieres nnnees qntl uas table Ellie RUNE ce'e
tranch de la fme de Whif devOrant Ills ofednn
ee cale su pour approvo"er
desert de Saaah navne dc ge pour
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ongemps dams ea de eorsr de leerete de
laberraton de
lie dgne Abram mme, ac mains pousa
"oh, ah
E Nick assaut onbr mprove repa echo oh a
uue manere 81 asanteq Kenneth eca dc rire
du
condition spirtuelle o p,en que tn es:
Nick tan lIamme enonnai dr
lodic luakercsse.
Peute dit Nick quand fn exercice ameez
durmir brin, quoigue lon soft fort lei
e tai dea dit detrc des
eben mateas ct cc abr
repiaua huDbmen Abam
-Peut dobjecon ap de couvere
continue Nick ouveuait de de
son whikey.
esprit cheien meme
ofe bien raoue nchement mecreant ct un
gentil
qua rtpsua Nick hunt les epaues Arrangez
aussi oonforabemon one polr:ez
En- ver ami Nick a par ct en- retour de ia
bOnte, i e Segneur davoir ptie de peches.
Aban Hammet
u er chose ere envepper sill en- await
Peure lu demauia Nick contempe moment
nouve eutre avor ma see sous votre
endormez b cauchemar
Mon dun cauhemar
oublie de sa sele esouss
plaa Nick e nmpoe jlmas la
ellie belle Grains de a lie la
cheeux Tu pux deposer cote de aim
Oh ah fails bon feu ami Nick
Iel SURF mon cheval. Ces bonne bette
Whites faux placer les sele CONNIE
a quaker pui dun de gve comilue u dmana s de'at
chose e lu souhata
Kenneth dormat dun profond sommei
lie rappeur de bos dams lie u setendt
Abram
amue principal inaemen nta exemPe de deux
pagnons
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FEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE.
LES
V@A4@@W@@,
DE LA "A
NAAN NaMNNsNM. II
I y U l 7 L }

sE n'em pas un Indien WbiAaes ct
.A& amcntur Qui Ca peut-l ttre
S lie cavalier npprocha verges environ de gems
avan de remarquer cur presence Pus pas
chva esamina sogueusment Nick ct Kenneth ct mah"
4ommeu. ca va etranger u dcmanda Whites s.s
bier desire repua cavalier Jesere quill en- est
~ De meme pour vogs' amis .,v
~ Ne jure pas reponii froide"ent e nouyeau venu
lie Segneur bensse mplcte Je ne jure Cea
&C mes principles ben Ma jura Sc
pann& p ue oui bn Cependan ai rien de rn Mstez
- re Ct tiges-nou de mieux re Nous aons
r.aser uoe SooeGee Ct camper lei pour Ia mutt.
oae acas accepte ton hospa'e dit quaker en des
hoai ces belle etoe, dit Nick. La du
Ee ct asez repat reanger Mai a lei
Il sba. etanger; Frebug f.t un fes,u de rO.
eroga Kenneth du regard a@A- ..-. a-s#~
lie nom de son cheval, repondt oe dernier
81 tn mas dobecton achera bette Ia ennc
apparcnt anssi ben qua moi celia Fatesy pal.
st lasez Dc verte, naime pas
ne re,ondi pasiblement l'etranger
.nmes quiues Mas que voje atache votre cronpiere
g--a lib nazlard prononce.
e heucux men va fe da fu ct
lptmcan, wlkey erons un bon
tng e'ea son cha envoya patae vers Frebg saeyan
S ps' s.a que Cme 10 sia dun a Nick
~ regards sndifs s chen jesa sur nouveaa venu ct vu
ct asss asi ne "a. que
.anai; sill de IL est isn possible
yo"' donae =" coup De dent 0o osah '''' po'
II Comment talPeilestu ann demanaa ie,rahger
~Nrk WhIfh pour voas ser'ir rePhloa 70 uappcor
mi Nick p te cone de meax clever ton chen rePondt
a qui est bone pour io est bonnie asS pour JAR d NICK
pkoc ami quaker conment tappeies'u' = -,
A-Non Nick est un nom don't pas monte cue porte ec
fup dhonneu a de proht par uaeu generations Aura" est uhe
fh"n don't on peot ls.le. 1'ec laeur l ; ~ 10 70 $50 go - - % .
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The Shasta courier., 1859-01-08
FROM YREKA.
neutrality-suspicious. :

Murder--.H HObberyA.-Ihcen ndtartsm
Mr.. Srastow; Of Loag's Express Train, gives
the particulars of most horrible murder per-
petrated in Yreka at an early hour on Monday
morning last.
1t appears that Frenchman living atsoiriing
the store of Charles Rose, merchant, was awak-
ened by the smell of burning goods, and gave
the alarm when the Hook l. Ladder Company
turned out, and soon discovered the fire inside
of Roses store, which they in short time sue
ceeded in extinguishing. While doing SO, how-
ever, they made the terrible discovery that the
unfortunate owner had been murdered in a most
shocking manner. Portions of his body were
found in different parts of the house-showinp
that he had been murdered before the building
was set on fire. At the last accounts the head
had not been found.
1t is supposed that the murderer or murderers
had secreted themselves in his store before it
was closed the night previous, and that they
murdered him while asleep for the purpose of
robbing him of a large amount of money which
he was known to possess. 1t is believed that
the murderers obtained not less than $50, 900.
He was an old trader of Yreka, an English
man by birth, and did very large business. He
was in the habit of purchasing large amount OF
goods for cash, bringing them to Yreka and SELL
ing them for cash. when he would close his store
and proceed to San Francisco for another sup
ply. This was his style of doing business, as he
was too miserly, or had too little confidence in
the honesty of man, to employ or trust clerk.
He had just closed out an immense stock, the
produce of which in cash he undoubtedly had in
his store when murdered-and which, those who
know something of his business say could not
have been less than $4,000.
Sheriff Fair started in pursuit of three men
who left Yreka very suspciously on the morn
ing of the murder