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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13

" syl41l1sliW III AQHT e..
built GGS@s : .SlS a''is : - : U'ss s.
md s''SssHs:I s.s"s s.s :s s.sg s:.s; g: !.
lack Of bear. Ntlvsis - Ayanla ~ ~
thsra 1DfAct, thGs ae6SS&syy 1ke 10.
q perfect parsaisssfbptAWY YxMissd hunoes,
Mr.. 81. ClalP bed 10 amay, Hknn
young Wifs end enc -iphaA1EsRo wnn 81 Of
hunting, but BE- culhvAt tgfswa a~NO1g@op
and vegetables. Al ,hsuf 3 Was taIly ten
miles TO his neaTest neigh a bet during the
ensuing spring man AIMED NiIliams made
9 settleRsst within hsIf er@u9Oeee Clara
and the two families bsoams NeiEkbces and
quite einlimate.---====
Mr.. Williams Was pan y hqmble circun-
stances, and had large kmily, mQstlYs%f
grown daughters, but no small childfea. De
day In the tnonth Of July 1877, EtkH htsfS SnIs.
mer that NJ. St Clair lived theta bfsIw8
was at home with the child, and N. 81 Cleir
was OF With his gun. About ,teq o'clock in
cradle, and went 10 the h6ld p gather beans
for dinner. On her returA tko aid was gone.
She, however, felt no alaszn, because she suu1
posed that hsF hushauA hAAT 10NEh0mE du5
ring her absence, apd had, hidden somewhere
about the h0pss With TIE sebHA merely for Q
little fun So aha busted hsrself In -pecpaEiag-
dinner. In an hour OF two her husband re-
turned from the woods; bsaTiUg hiK gun and
young deer that be had killed. and. on in
quiry, declared that he knew nothing Of the
child. s-r'r ~ 'as
They now supposed that one of Mr. vii.
liams' daughters had cons In while Mn. 81.
Clair was ont, uAd @hd ahS baby. Of which
she was very I0aAr dhakn1 carried Il home.
This theory WsgsA1hM Ne1tsDa satisfactory for
there were no ethee AeiekesFA and the child
could not 90 away, qnleas carried. How else
could it have happsnedl .,,a,,,.., -
Dinner being cyes, NJ 81, Clair walked
over to bis neighbofs, 70 bring back his treas.
ure Of baby that Mis- LncY lad borrowed
that morning. Miss Lucy sid that she had
that day. M s. CleiN 80 l3at to be con.
the child. hEAll absaTeA hin tllnlA4HAAnR
nothing Of ofit------------.- it
II vas now tine 20 Sc sIsFmsd Fj;st
has become Of the poor child p Wa hlS txkas-
g.1.AttcM md hs 1nltari haussh ltGEae -.
The mother 10 like mARnerwaaaloasGGESsaks
They could not conceive who ~ teken awpW
NJ. wlIlismE family tOinsd II tligs etsst6Gs
could aAUTd nc aid--mo cONsOlnlsOsR Iaite
could iayept no theory, eoele esvisnAaglSles
by which the child had, with any -desreanf
probability, disappeared. who was there %
take Il awayl Why would aHy 6ke Wistl b
have iai They were uttsfsy1at Ieisg sEdig,
Finally, IL Was FstNeWhertd oak oeensfbaaA
there were parties Of CherpksCe, bvptipg
through that country, Il Was now epsnlaed
that they had happened b e0lnS ItitB a.
h~A A.A~l - q ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
Placerville Assay once

MAIN STREET, PLACERvILLE.
~ OLD DUST received for Melting and AssayiuR, and
NJ returned In from to hours.
All Assays Warranted.
W Bars discounted at san Francisco Prices.
G. J. ARVIDsON & co.
PlAeervills, March 10, 1889. -Jtfl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
Corning & Co. s Quotations
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Feb- l
[Br rELEeRAPH.l ]


Flou--Firmsr; better demand eastern and Local tIaos
for extra State S5l0d5s0 for superhne western; 80
la67K for common to medium extra Westerni So,iU9
81 % for shipping extra round hoop Ohlo the mar
fef closing QUIET Canadian -four quiet with sales OF small
1roen Al So 30GT IS for to choice extra sma
Snles Of Rve -four 50 500425. BuckWhea Flour dun
and b eaEY az Sl.T5(02O0F 100 Ios.
Wheat-Very dull and TO sell freely ders must
10 ine No transactions OF magnitude are Iepofleu'
Rye-Dull at eoGl51c- a..
JsnRe IS e5(deOc sales Of 10 900 bus State at Sc
orsAiSrkst dull s4s6c Tor miIec western sales OF
1000 yellow and white southern and Jersey IN small
lots 6O6s2c. o,-.r r.
western and Canadian
WhiskT-Rules frm with sales of s50 bbls 81 ~
Pork-Acve; sales of $500 bbls at $s6lgis5 Tor new
mess; Sle1ls Il for old Sl35ior Prme lncluone
1850 bbls for May, June July and august AZ
Beef-BuOyant with sales 1000 barrels a. M oi
country prime 81 29 for country mess $s15Gluo FOL
repacked mess: sIIal2 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Firm Vt Sl4,oO9lT5o Prime Mess Bee
nsminal at $l6Sls 49, -, 4,
srx; ss<9eMc for hams -. .,,, .ss1.. =,
private terms
Dressed Hogs-steady at s9s1Se. -. !
Lzrd-DuI and heavy sales Of 60 bbE Al l2Slzsc ant
Ike, the latter price above the market -o.
Butter-In fair request at n2)c for Ohio and l6S2I'
for Sfae.
Woo-Donestic fleece quiet and finn; sales 50 zoe ms
4368c blood SaxOny. Pulled wool steady and un
changed there has been sale Of $50 bales at 30
for fine Mestzo 3)c for Smyrna and Cordova and Bueno
Ayres private terms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
COMMERCIAL.
CIeveIapd Produce Markets.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
Friday. Feb II, lss9
FLoUR-Eo, much movement to-day. Sales have been
hi, rood extra at ss TO- 100 bbls do at $S7s and
several lots in q small way At our quotltions-
WHEAT-We note sales carloads ct prices eQnvAlsnf 70
sl2s for good red track; car choice mixed ct $ e
Ssd a. Al Is on track and car white ST $laA
coRS-sale 10 bus track at &C.
oAfs-sOO bus fair quality sold at Sc on track
Barley and Rye nominal at 72e for good sAps' 0i W
former and s5e fer the latter.
HIGHWINES-HHve sold at 27e and 261<c-
HOes-Ars selling in a small way to buteher1 Ct so'Ss
PeEt.
BUTTER-saes choice w r. at rs; and snai o. lou
common % good do at l6 and l7e-
EGGs-Are quoted l39lSe-
FAILoW-sals 1000 Ibs at lOe-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12

SsEAN OK THE N. Y. CANALs-No less than fifty
three prOpelers being built for the purpose of
navigating the canals next summer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12

WAEAT FROM HAwAu-Whest has this last
season been raised, for the first time on the island
Of Hawaii Between 5000 and 1000 barrels of
-four are now ground at Honolulu, all of which is
produced from the native wheat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12

IcE CRoP OF THE HUDsoN.-over 100000 tons
have already been stored on the Hudson river
above Newburgh-vslued at 81, ,250,OO0. The ice
crop of New York this year will command near
ly as much as the wheat crop of Wisconsin OF 1855
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
1sQUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD -I-
Family iSesCi1ag Machine,

THE eitizens of Cleveland, and all
1 others interested in Family Sewing Machnes' ers
invited ts call and examine for themselves TINS
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latest Improvement, (Paten,
rSnted l4th of August 1851 and is acknowledged Dy all
sood uges to be THE Family Sewing Aacnns tbaI mas
1on1 ae wanted has the advantages OF ali te old
nans Eithout their complicated 9sF a.
sood work and be sold g1eat deal cheaPer WnlIe is
Snrshilitv and simplicity will commend itsell 10 an
II Se1s fom two ordinarT spoos, without rewlnolng
II sevs coarse and ine work with equal fac anu has
yery elastic stitch that will nos mp every loorln
Each Machine warranted in perfect oEder and fq and
eInict directions accompany each Machines ana y Is 50
s that its operation be learned thoroughly IN one
hour ..- = ...f1,, ,;I.d ard
runs very easig hs there more room to WoTK on II
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery Si CHI also
gathers nicely. -, - r r,,.,-.1,,d
aaye had Of buyng this Machine, they are
10 call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BAOCA
BANK STREET, before purchasing elsewhere
C7- rare chance offered to speculatorS Wishng 20
hv County Rights MI North has seventy two Counties
s se in this State AL letters addressed to him viii re-
ceive prompt attention. = ,,oprr,
oc4n6 General AGENT for STATE Of Ohio;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
MiscElIanEnns.
Notice.

H HATTERsLEY, would 70 nlS. FsssPsess:. ,ssIP PSs ss.
.71sd 6is Gun Store No ls2 Superior street mex
removes III IN q Aplins where may be found lAIgs
oooI 70 ~, ~ PSes Shot Guns ReFolyers Pistols POW
as sboi Caps &C &C. q Repairing done neaa anu
Nth dispatch. 9eSS1-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
FEVER AND AGUE.

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
FER OVER LARGE PART ART OF y The III sGt. GLOBE
the consequence Of diseased scon q the system m
afn is evolved by the action Of solar heat wet soil
Saa Ises G N bazo1 ns bs @ ts @ near he saT sur
face and ths virus taken with it through the lungs into
pa yissra and sIeretins organs o body The liver
S 5is m he blood Both he virus and he bile sccu-
mulate in the circulation produce violent constitutions
nsfbiss with he liver and bee me derznged also
Finally instinct af organism as In an attempt g
the body internal excTetoes 70 force them % cast
out Inc blood Leaves me sahss snp is FsSg = y ~ M & nI
But s this effort i nils Then the FEFER follows in
ss tns aSor T 70 es The taing poison
Through that DsheT great eIcre othe sn IN TINS also
nd wsts for tSs scovsT Ot strength % repeat The hope
lsss effort another day These are ne ne u
course undermine The health = ( Is net Isnoyso;
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which eutraisss this malsrous poison in the blood and
ates the iiverto expel it rom hebody As should
And dos or ratheT does what is Of more service 70
thOte who subject this Infection ntaken N season
those who free from its Keeps the system n
health although sIPosed % taS eiseSSs
tons which are induced BY this malignant influence such
FeTers Eeuralss- Rheumatism Gout Blindness, Tooth
ache, Esrache catah Asthma PalPStions Painful AZ
from this cause vii Be found 70 assgme more OF less me
Intermittent type This AGUE CURE removes the chuS5
| OF these derangemenfs and cures the disease.
This accompshes by stimulating the excretofes to
IN: &c 10s
Hence arises whit term acelImaon Time may accom-
psh the same end but often life not long enough is
sacrificed the attempt, while this "AGUB CURE does II
al once and with safety We have great to believe
that this is well remedy for the whole
class OF diseases winch caused by the msamatic lnec
on than any other which has been discovered and has
still anOher advantage to the public, which Is that Il Is
cheap well as good
| PREPARED BY lU1Ed
! q ID RsJs @, A Y e B & G o.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12

MAKINU JUNNLCIIONo
AT Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo CleFeland Co
lumbus a. Cincinnati, Cleveland and Erie, and Cleveland
and PiitsbuIgl Railroads.
Al SOlot with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, sc.
At Bracevile with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
AT Wanen with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield MesdEile.
Bloomfield Canfeld, &c
AZ YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence by p T. W C. z.
y " r''''9UiSA- CHAs. l. RHODES, supr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
7 RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,
pAnwAy,s READY RELIEF HAS CURED

And in all cases Of
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Spralns,
The moment IS applied to the injured parts all pain and
uueasiuess cease Look out for Ceunteres ana Amla-
tons-purchase only Railways Ready Relief
PRICE, Is cents, 50 cents, and 81 per bottle
A new Contribution to Science-the great Grand
Discovery,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical DispensaFy
Established for the ccus of
Dyspepsia, General Dsbiliy, Fever and AgEs,
Asthma, Iaeipient Consumption, EatfrH-
ities of Youth and Old Age, &c.
T NO MERCURY USED. a
DIR. AMOS &SON,

DIR. AMOS & SON,
Corner of Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO. N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
u the State who members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons London. May be consulted from oiciocE il
seass ss %SLnP s sF & az sSv ne s s s & 8
Of thirty extensive practice in Europe and Amsroa
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INvENuoN.
properly known IS Seminal weakness &c Can be prompt
cured in from fifteen days to two months b{ the use
this instrument when used conformity with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
have invented important instrument for the cure o
the above diseases Il has been srnse5sa % tss n ne
New York; has been declared the only useful nstru
any disease caused BY the secret habits Of youth Price
Sl0b By mail or express
CURE WARRANTED.
DR. AMOS SON have devoted their attention exclu-
srysly % thus peeual cas- q Az " Igsi sasI
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknoWlsdged By
carts Of the country express purpose ny Of consul
aops while tsir have been er ed oy most
FIGURING into The causes q these i1setiors compan.s
ssr6us and aTsferaTe they have always Entertained "a
q their prevention and rsnnya and hksN.e9
disease could almost invariably be taced 70 OF the
following eanses Ignorsnos neglect ors1s bra sisCs q
SON have succsedsd in the salection Of
their remedies. safe eectca and CAUTIOUS coursos o
ting All combination Of remedies wh ch bsaE eq1soc
character well Is hogs whose premature o. ad,eieas
application might be productive bad In ths
hands Of private individuals In short the audane ED o.
their remedies the lessenias Of great mass q human
misery by the alleyaon relief and preTen1nn Of those
gTieVous sctons that in realty the secret fc Of liz
and which, while they extensively sarroznd aoad
fer cur skill and iutsfl for their oxtsrnnaon
COUNTRY INvALIDS
Persons in any part Of ths world nay b Suocestuly
treated By forwarding correct detail Of their with
Address pr. AMOS SON. corner Maia and ouAy-sta
Buffalo, N " 1ansdkEt2s6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
The Great Vital Regeneration,
TRIESEMAR!

d r. R.-NO MORE PAIN--NSO
ha MORE sICKNESS-NO MoRE RHEUMA'
TISM CT Stiffness OF the Joints. Lqpbago, Headaches
or suffering from other bodily lnhTmties Inc
rapid and complete efficacy Of
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,
In insantaneous stopping the most excruclatng Pans
and Aches Burns Scalds Cuts Wounds Bruises, &C. sc
renders it Important thai every family keep supply Of tin
Armed with this Remedy household s always protect
ed aeain Sudden attacks of sickness Thousands Of lives
Of perons have been saved by its timely use VINO were
suddenly seized in the night time with ramps
Vomiting. Cholera yellow Fever and other violent ais
eases Let dose of this Remedy be taken lnternay as
the case may require when suddenly seized With Pan or
Sickness and Il will INSTANTLY RELIEVE y InE FA-
TIENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease.
RADWAY's READY BELIEF HAS CURED
1 prTITrNT ATISM ....... In four hours
i H1rITp Al fsi4 -. In one hour.
| - MD ...,...... In ten minutes.
l M Ap pIi0rA ....,.-. In fifteen minutes
/ T00THATT{E ............. ...... In one minute
| 80 SSATs %. In five minutes.
81 ~ lfr1 a n aC,I{E In ten minutes.
4 CIILLS AND FEVER--.-.---.-..--in niteen minn!es
| - III 4 -1IrSsS5f ;;si '''i -. In hours.
| eCpE eCn rI4pO IT 49, Ia tsr minutes.
| STTpNs 3TnI !! ~ A. : In twenty minussp
FROST BITES. -
| PARALYSIS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
RaiI Roaos.

@ Q sss::..sEss.:33s -
CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAIL ROAD.-TIME TABLE, No IS
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
Cleveland to YOuHes- f0eioSfelcH 20 Ctese
tOlCn. tona
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
R R r
mo. ~

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
Six Of these Pills will supply the blood with the sane
amount Of nutrition as ounce Of ordinary bread.
Mothers nursing should always take one or two Of these
pills once or twice week They will not only keep Jour
system healthy ar regular, but will protect your infants
sainst Cramp an fPains the Stomach, and insure not
only healthy ch ID, bot will invest every child, thus
sucked, with sweet disposition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-

PRICE oxE DoLIAz PEI BOrTI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-12

Hay... z9ton 006 II O0W ater-Eastu z9bbl-6a l IS
Do bsled Ston % Is 90 Sandy Ed Ceinnt sl(S IS
Hops--.------Sab 80 l5White Lime -. --Sa %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Moses Taylor.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The steamship Mo
ses Taylor, from Aspinwall Sd inst, arrived at
midnight. She brings about two hundred
passengers.
The most important points Of news by this
arrival have been anticipated via New Orleans.
Receipts of gold dust continue light.
The Moses Taylor brings nearly 81 100000
in treasure.
The gold exports from San Francisco for the
current year up to Dec. 20, were nearly forty
eight millions.
George Penn johnson, indicted for killing
Mr.. Furguson in a duel, has been acquitted.
The weather in California had been quite
cold, and snow had fallen to the depth in some
places of three feet.
Dates from British Columbia are to Dec IL.
Mining on Fraser River improving, but wealth
er very inclement, and provisions scarce and
dear. Gov. Douglas had authorized levy of
certain duties on goods imported into British
Columbia.
South America.
There had been futile attempt at revou-
ton in Bogota, New Granada, and another was
projected in the State of Canca.
The frigate Merrimac and sloop-of-war De-
catur, were at Realejo, Nicaragua, and the St.
Marys at Guayamas.
The losses by the recent fire at Valparaiso,
are estimated at $3,000,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
The Mexican Revolution.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-The steamship
Tennessee is below, with dates from the City
ofMexico to the 9Th inst. Gen Echeaguay was
pronounced Dec. 10Th, at Ayutta, and declared
himself President, but the movement was not
seconded at the capitol The troops pronounced
in favor of Gen. Robes on the 23d, and he is
sued a call for three delegates from each State
to form junta The populace and troops had
the house of the English Minister. The junta
are convened, and, on the second ballot, elected
Gen. Miramon President, by a vote of so to A.
Gen. Robes will remain in power until the ar
rival Of Gen. Miramon from Guadalyare with
one thousand cavalry.
The JuareZ government was firm and the
liberals had taken Jalapa and Cordova, andwas
about to attack Orizaba.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13

UNEXAMPLED CoLD.-This morning, from
to O'Clock, the temperature marked by the
thermometer Of the late Prof Thompson of
this place, the same instrument used by him
for the last nineteen years of his life was 80
degrees below 0, or degrees colder than the
morning OF the cold Friday, Jan. %, 1851,
which was colder than had been experienced
in this place for a great many years before.
We are sure, from our own observations, for
the last thirty three years, that not so great a
cold has been felt in Burlington within that
time by at least three or four degrees. We
think the temperature has not been above %
or "a degrees to-day.-Bmlington Free Press,
Jan. 10.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13

DIR: Duponco's Golden Pills for Females
naibe in correcting, regulating, and removing all OBJ
sructons from whatever cause and always successful
a restorative
These Pills nothing new, but have been used by the
doctors for many years both France and America with
unparalleled success in every case and he is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used them to make the
Pills public for the alienation of those suffering from any
Irregularities whatever, well to increase
of family where health will permit Females pecu
ary situated or those suppOsng themselves eau
toned against using these Pills while in that condition.
the proprietor assumes no responsibility after the above
named admoniton although their mildness would pre-
vent any mischief to health otherwise the Pills are re
commended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Druggist
25l Main street corner Of Mechanic street. Worcester
MITE. and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street, Worces-
tertlass Ladies' by enclosing them 81, can have the
Golden Pills sent to any part of the country Confidently
by return mail Sold also by A. A. Bartlett, Clinton :
James b. Lane, Eitchbnrg; Cantre & Son, Danielson-
vile A. Hough0n, Athol Depot; Balch & Son, Provi-
dcnce; Weeks Potter Boston; and by one Druggist in
every town in the Union
\. R-Lades, be particular in asking for "Dr Dupon-
cos Golden Pills, and that the signature is on the
box you will then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon The agent will tell you they secret COM
pound, but are made known to all concerned.
ap6 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13

SHIPwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE.-Schooner
R. L. Kenny of Chatham, Rogers, from Balti-
more via Chatham with 1851 bushels of corn,
for Boston, went ashore on the bach at mid
night, 10th. One of the crew, young man
seventeen years of age, was washed overheard
when she first struck, and lost The remain
der, four in number, were assisted ashore at
low water, and carried to the Humane House,
somewhat frozen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Jan. u. = The seventh an
nual meeting of the United States Agricultural
Society to-day was largely attended. Presi-
dent Tilghman recommended an appeal to the
farmers of America to raise subscription of
one dollar each towards the purchase of Mt.
Vernon. The subject of agricultural educa-
ton was discussed at length.
: Gen Juarez having, by the resignation of
Yrissarri, been left sole representative of Mica
ragua, has been recognized as such by our
Government.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
Obstruotion Of NAVIGATION.

New HAVEN, Jan. 18th. The ice has so
impeded Sound navigation that the Norwich
and Worcester, and the Stonington line of
steamers are withdrawn.
The new shore railroad to Boston in conse-
quence brought in $50 passengers to-day for
New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
Weather Reports.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Jan. 12.-Ther
II deg. below zero; 8 p. NJ. yesterday, % deg.
below.
ST.. JoHSsBURY, Jan. 12-Ther. Is deg. be-
low zero; wind N.
BURLINGTON, Jan. 12.-Ther. at zero;
showing.
MONTPELIER, Jan. 12.-Ther. 10 deg below
zero; wind s.; cloudy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
Tho Kansas Troubles.

ST.. LOUIS Jan. 12.-The Kansas banditti,
numbering about 400 men, are building fort
Mt ChontcauS old trading post, and it is said
Capt Montgomery will fight the troops sentfrom
Linn and Bourbon counties, unless the Denver
compromise be complied with.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
Cnnuintinn Hnr Murder.

TRENTON, N. j. Jan. y. = Charles Smith
was tried to-day for the murder of Joseph
Downs of this County, and was found guilty
in the second degree.
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Auttions.
f. Il. LAMSON, AUCTIONEER.
4 DMINISTRATORSS SALE OF PER-

a y4NI-NIfo ny Uh y olAIlT UT NV
~ SONAl. PROPERTY.-Will be sold ut public Auc-
ton. nj the house 81 y. : BAssETT Webster street.
at New Worcester THU RSDAY, the 18Th day Of January
Instant at 10 O'Clock all the Personal Property Of
the estate Of Gardner ) Lund late of Worcester deceas
60, consisting of the following articles, viz lot Of
Household Furniture consisting in part Of Bureau, Ia
Dies Wash Stands Dress Stands Chairs CrOckery Glass
anu lin Ware Stove and Pipe Clocks, Bedsteads and
Bedding, lot of CoOpers Tools Also all Wearing
Apparel of the deceased articles
mentioned. Conditions liberal and made known at sale
EBENEZER LUND, Admir-.
Worcester, Jan. IL, 1883. DIT jyl2
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Judgment has gone against Gen. Lane, in
his case before the Land Office in Kanzas, the
heirs of Colonel Jenkins obtaining title to the
land. This was the land about which Lane
and Jenkins had their shooting match last
Summer.
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Fire in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 12.-Greenman Co.'s
pail factory, in this city, was burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000; insured for $50, 1000.