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cAK1u,lH.

A II persons are hereby cauiiuned
II against taking or trading Tor an
account said 70 have been made out
against me by DR.. $. T.. Mckinley rs
love him nothing, but he is indebie |
70 me.
Bossier parish, Oct. 18th 1853.
MI Si@ e. q. ATKINS.
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FOR sheriff.

We arc authorized to announce
JOHN 6. ALLEN az q candidate FOR
the Office ofsheriiif. 1t the approaching
election in November next.
We are authorized to annonnce
CHARLES G. NOVEL; As an in
dependent candidate for the office Ct
Sheriff. at the approaching sseotion il
November next.
We arc authorized 70 anrcunco
PHILo ALDEN as d candidate foT de
Office Of Sheriff, nt tie next approach
ing election.
We are authorized to announce
RUSSELL JONES asa candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff, at fAe apprOesAiagg
November elec:son.
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Y. SHTDET.

M atch-Makes and Jeweler. -
w Dealer in fine watches, n5A
1ewelry and diamonds. Texas aS y,
street, between s. Haher's and 4
MARKS stores, Shreveport, La.
Watches and Jewelry repsired and
warranted. yE-Ts3
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G a " D I'd a T e S.
ror siase senator.

We ere authorized to ennounce
ROBERT j. LGoNEY. as a candidate
for etete Senator--district cesGpasea
of the parishes Of Bossier and Rien
Vile.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03
BY. TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITAIN
Later from Europe.

| QrrBEc. May 2l.-Tho steamer North Britain,
with Liverpool dates TO the Goth nlt, arrived here
! to-day.
Parliament has been proroguod.
| The Queen, in her speech. says that dissolu-
! ton has been resolved to give the country an
| Opportunity ct expressing an opinion an public
atalrs, aud 10 give the Government confidence in
| the House Of Commons.
! The dissolution will take place on tho ed, and
| the elections two days afterwards.
! English funds fell quarter under tho mnste-
rial statement on the evening 81 the lSh but
subsequently, recovered OWNS to 4 pacific article
in the Montcur
Sardinia accepts the principle Of disarmament.
Final Propositions from England 10 Austria touch
| ing The Peace Congress wclo sent to Venice On
til" i9,h ult.
The NoaitonF Of the 10Th says that France will
willingly prove her conciiiatory disposition, and
promises To require Piedmont to- di,arm oond-
ton that She md other Italian States be allowed
To take part in the Peace Congress. Everything
lnStiiics the hroi HAT no farther obstacles vii
oppose the assembling ct the Congress. The la-
test phase Of affairs is consequently re-assurng
COMMERCIAL.
Latest ad,eeS rep sales o Cot ton in three days
ut lluu0 bales "r more. hut dosing very dull at
decline If Ii Orleans Mdtliiug is quoted Mt
! ole: unlanls o. Flour ha, nn advancing tcnd-
enry; French sacks have advances, pence 10
SMILING: American il quote Il nj los to l2s J
pence. Wheat houyant and advanced pence
principally on French and Nleri,au; : nth
crn los to 10 81. Cora 1uict Ncll,w IS . to 10
Cd White 1871 to Cd. Beef firm ut iull prices
Pork slghtl, higher. Bacon QIet Lard dull
R"~in l"nrE. Sugar quit. {, ff,c Grm. Rce
b uyaut Tullcptic e. with hishcr demand
for ~. Gus !, az IL %.
Arrival of tho Wate,' Witch
WAsnNGros, May 2d--rh" uu,cl States
stcn,nrr Water Witch arri, ed To- lay \ ON board
well.
Destructive Fl @.
GoRpnNSvlilE, NAV nd--Thc Onnhundro hotel
WAS burnt to-day. The loss IL ~ 900 hut hclicy-
ed 10 he fully insured.
Market.
NV loRK. May Il noon leur advanced 10
II ~ cents. OHIO IS 90 To 80: : ,uthcrn 6.2j to
obo. heat advanced one To IL ceuts; Southern
nominal! Corn higher; Mixed )minally s.; Vel
low 50 u 81.
BALriNoRr, May 2.--Flanr firm Mt sos
Wheat hlghet; White $3.50 Ia l.. -; Red 81 10 tn
l.51. Corn advanced; Yellow 81 To s.; White 20
To ST. Provisions firm. Bacon sides %. Halt
mes. pork Ia Wh~kcy quiet Ohio 251 to u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

NJ Editor Il am sorry to see in your report
of the proceeding, of the City Council of the 30th
ult, that II sale Of the margarine lot" has been
authorized. l am one of those who regret that
the city owns 50 little real estate, and think it is
apparent that it would be bad policy to sell the
lot in question for whenever ground is wanted
for public uses it has to he purchased at Il high
price whenever it can be had. The only reason
urged Cor the sale of this property is that sit has
a large gully running through it," Will the sale
stop the gully will the gully enhance the va uc
of the lot in the eye Of the purchaser? city
work-house is greatly needed and, doubtless, one
will lie Luilt at no very remote period. If, then,
a work-house is to he built, where is a more suia
ble location than the magazine lot lying As it
does, contiguous to the poor-hnuse? Both institu-
tons might lie placed under the superintendent
.f one person, thus operating as a saving OF sala-
ries The lo in its present condition,is but little
value to any but the city, and. if 'old, will not
bring n.ore than the cost of the building, and lie
brick enclosure. with the almost absolute certain-
~ that the city will be under the necessity OF re-.
purchasing it in few years at greatly enhanced
price. Would it not lie good economy to enclose
the lot and make it an oppendage to the poor
house until it is needed for u work. house? When
ever it is SO needed the ground would thcn he in
an improved condition. the gully" filed up. and
the bricks in the prcsent building and enclosure
used tn advantage in the erection Of an ediiice
that all must agree is sadly needed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03
SALES by AUCTION.
'ruTUuE DAYS.

fa,RVsrEE,s "a az ofSAl.uABG.E nOuaE
= HOLD PROPERTY, TWO HORSES AND NEGRO
MAN lily ,ir,ue ef decd Il rns, exeented 10 the under
signed by Genrge w. Cameron shall oH HATpRDAY tho
h sY "t NAY next In 81 tho Mafket House. In tbs
.if 1t Llnrhburg at public hon. proc~ed 90 scii the
IhoLRi conveyed said decd consisting of Household
aud Kitchen Furniture Liquors. &c p.ir Ane Match
ii,H So. aud "ne Nvgto Man. g"'d r'ok.
L rms maae known IL the ,tas vt sale
april :. may lii. - CHRISTIAN. Trustee
crock FOR stIE.-l W. ~ sell sw ausw rdny
~ thu h day 81 MAY a, The fnen OF Vi. Lyn, hbars
bnilhg i.an Asa, citation, SHARES OF NTOCk, belong
ms 10 the cstsie IL Joseph y Thurman drrd
a"d .diimss. JAMES DiAWIlDiE Adm'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

FREIGHr TRApE-There were received, at the
depot of the Va & Tenn. r. r., on yesterday,
loaded cars, consisting of 600 barrels Of Flour
600 bushels Wheat 5000 lbs. Miscellaneous
There we're lG loaded cars ssut West same day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

Tne JUnrcrst MEeTic> - The aife.rs who CON-
Quoted tho late election lvf a hiI = 4, al the va
sant seat in the Virginia CURT ri Appeals. met
in IIarrisonborg. IN Friday. wien tie returns
IRON every county were received. The following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03


4 AM AGENT FOR ALI THE PAPERS OK 1lIr L1Ni.
Of Railroad from Lynchburg to Cha tanooga; all al III,
having large circulation among the op, at
Virginia and East Tennessee
Bay" ADVERTISE AND GET RIcll XII
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS,
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House, Va
VtRGlNiA AMI TENNESSEE MEM :. hot,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, "'t'''
BRoWNLuw'S KNoXftLLE Tenn WING
NiNDiCAToR, Jonesh'rough Tenn.
DEMOCRAT. GrccncvI lc Tennessee
STATE SENTINEL, Rogersvllr Tennessee,
ADyERTIsER. Chattanooga
RELIGIOUS lNTELi.lGENCER, Morristown Tenu
POST, Athens Tennessee,
H HazETT STAR Le.ins,on.va
P PHSaSn1T' ,Alnsaon,v.
s SEMnSWar Lise-,y.va
SALEM REGISTER. Salem, w.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Smytho {" Va
VIRGINIA PArRiO 4, Indcpendence ,}ta yeorto Va
V SAnneSH Who. r"e's'le. Va
STAR AND HERALD Christiansbury va
Wy yrHyILLE r rEtEoRA'" wyheyllc Va
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monr, county. Va.
ADVOCATE Jefrrsonvi!c, Taze~e eunnty,Na.
K KrrrIIIInA Danv'e,va.
THE SOUTH. WEST "Pcarisburg Giles county, Va.
REPUBLICAN, Winchester, Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va.
Persons wishing to advertise in any of the ahaNr papers ~
ind II INTEREST call the office nj iy
Iynrhhurg Virgnian, STAIRS, where contracts Ii be
male. and advertisements FORWARD WITHOUT hfIfN.
81 will aso receive and forward advertising a. ae
in the United States. a. WADDl1i,
spptISts Foreman Nirginiin Once.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

An OLD CITIZEN GoNE-Capt John Wyatt. an
old and highly esteemed resident Of this city, died
here on Sunday night last. Capt W. was IA most
.,m:allc and kind hearted gentleman, and his sud
,y2 demise is neeply lamented by large circle
Of relatives and friends
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

HOTEL DE TuRrIN.-Our excellent Wing friend.
Capt. Turpin, yesterday retired from the manage
mcnt of this well known and extensively patron.
lied public house. During the time lac ha'!
charge of its fortunes, the Turpin House was n
prime favorite with certain class of our citizens,
and although the guests have on several different
occasions, made efforts to take French leave, we
have never, in a single instance, heard the least
complaint in regard to the fare or other accom-.
modations of the establishment.
The same day on which Capt I. retired. Miss
Grace Logan, who has been steadlast friend and
patron of the house. from the earliest incumbency
Of that gentleman, gathered up her traps, and IN
the most afcctionate manner possible t" k leave
of the retiring bonitace She returned her
grateful thanks for the numerous kndneSses q!
which she had been the recipient, and Mt the same
time announced the withdrawal of her influence
and support from the establishment. under it.
new management.
Mr. }. j. Wade succeeds Capt. 7.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

tx THE OLD Fix hadrach Blanks, an old
man and an old soaker who has been before the
Mayor something less than five thousand times.
on the charge Of Drunkenness. was found on the
Streets Sunday night. in his usual condition.
AZ. cnt to iuil in order to cool off,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03
HEAVY AND FANCY HARDWARE
SPRING 4 sCMMER ARRIVAL.

1 z II b .
AN reeet,ng purchases msda last NORTH, adapted
10 lhr pres comprising v",y large and brantfn
tn ct lAlltW ARE ~ variety, bath Il foreign aud
o"nh stir r,anuiartnrr. embracing In rati--
Grn.-. s'.",u aud 81 Btodr. aad tuoek.t
Killing. Grabbing, Wedding, Gnrdca, Flower
nnh ladies uoe-t
Grain tr.dic-. ~nm shc-, Hay Wmd tanr.,rn Makc.,
sh"in., An.iis, Wees, heiisw., ftlrs, Rssp..
Ar., Ac.;
Rapc mud Z etlnyet
ttnr nsors s. i other lNblo Cut cry
f"'ac Anivcs, snpe, stuck, sumo worth from o. IL
lUa ltcvc
sbrnr-. SCISSOR. mad Ps,at-, from tho be-, mauafar
silver ~pooa- and Forks, made Of coin,
silver l'intrd lsead. In al v'rieiyi
Wi0.aw shades, heautitnl stock
Weed Ware. Tab, bWcLrs.. Chnr"s. Ar., ~ :.
Patent Rec Cream EprrstC- aud " utcr e'O0icss
M''io" ""d Eu"cy BASKETS md Easpirc tstx-t
n",id'nu tsnrdwnrc In great ,are;si
Esnrh " iaaIow GLASS nd Patty
evil skim, AID Shur makers + nd npa vi all kinds
kfoa ID Jus snslsiir Irrs ftntd aud steel Hits,
plated mad steel sttrr0p>. E.iliux-, &r.t
lrnthc hsiti0a. s:nm aui Ahcsnp rncL'"ut
Iton ANl.s 50, iuu- Und Carriage Trimsss NJ
t'n,prutrr's. Iann.r'- md smiths C0ol-i
tiss"Iur, "a ~ ~ nd Gross IA saW.t
Itcs oil ~ ud scit-t OF kiWg pi.t"lst
E.sh.ng tnthIr, 4 wi.scd and eiattrd .tar. ~"
\ NJ. SIMPSON.
ami dts. a, the old sand Of smpSon y hro,her.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRt

,;I<. .. Il. Clay, and The II "a. wv 7hsu
way. aanounce themselves in this days Itgia,aa
as candidates for the Board of Public Works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03
pRING \ SUMMER MILI.IxERY!!

Hintonp torS1f, lsth 81 Apil, 1859.
WA A MiIIfN Agent itr John :. Reese 4 c. SIR -
nkud me Ia sn ia" ttsn, Of iimcnt made by
with Peruvian t.uano and Ree-c's Manpul ted GWan".
The Spring ~ islF. .nratiun purchased some
each kind from ana ur satisfaction,
ell dr'runed 10 mai inir espiin Mt with them
Inhhcco bot winch tociale h. art aud OF unifor
,aty on ono hall 'i HE lot applnd No Peruvian, and
the nilrI halt N"s Nanii ulntcd equal qnamti'ies
hr lot planted NJ iii, In he NAV,
II, worked precisely alike I'm several occasions t"ok
ncph rs /" r lot and repnrsr them to point out Tho
NJ tobrcr". without nfrminR th which ari tho differ
kinds nI tnnuo usedh'y generally gns" tho pro
To the Mlnipulatodii there amy ference,
ink HE Man pulaltd MAS tic hest hat IS INV or wing
tn, lat Is all good aud di.rru,e b ial.
tbh,i thar Re- ses Man puatd GHlmp /, equal to Peru.
H. and Is certainty mt less "ue Hri l. ground ready
Signed J. II NIliILUW.
april JDdtw Rep
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TEMPERANCE HALL.-There was iine turn out
at Temperance Hall ON Sunday last every avala-
BILE seat was occupied, and quite number OF Ia
dies were in attendance The Rev. DIR. Mitchell
delivered very impressive sermon upon drunk
enness, showing the debasing influence Of strong
drink upon all men who have contracted the habit
of using it to excess. lie very properly draom-
mated, and indeed demonstrated it to be- Il disease
involving both the physical and moral nature Of
the man 40 unfortunate as to be thus affected; and
showed beyond all doubt thar the only remedy
for this terrible scourge, that is annually hurryn@
to the grave such nultitudes of our countrymen
and far more to be dreaded than Asatc cholera
or yellow fever is total abstinence from all alco-
holc stimulants. lie passed deserved comll-
ment upon the Order of the Sons of Temperance
suggesting the thought, that the man who con-
ceiycd the scheme efficient, SO well adapted to
secure the great end in view, must have been in Il
Divine mood
Altogether, the services were pleasant, and we
have no doubt will be productive of much good.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

BAtrfMoRr May Flour firm Mt Sc %.
Wheat higher White 81. 80 Ia t.. -; Red 81 10 tn
l.5j. Corn alvancrl Yellow 81 To s.; White 20
to 81, Provisions firm. Bacon sides %. Halt
mess pork ~. Whi>kcy quiet Ohio .5l to 20.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03
Market.

NV York, May > At noon leur advanced 10
II 20 cents OHIO IS 6i TO 80: s,,uthcrn 6.25 to
600. Wheat advanced one tot / cents; Southern
nominal. Corn higher; Mixed omiually s.; Yci
low 81 t. S7l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

The official majority ofMr Robertson is 5l2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

H1INE ,tsREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-A sup.
~ ply Of tho best Green aud Black TEAS. Tor sale by
apr ls dtx JOHN H. SEAY, Druggit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

GENTLEMEN resi- eealy invited call and sxaaIns
VI the latest styles Of FANCY CASSIMERES. vESTfNGS.
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS All In want ef
really good goods of latest and ads their
be suited Also. the very best Black Dns Sks Drab
Etc Linens low prize Cassmcrca for BOTS Military 0oos
and Trimmings dc, &C. tfs VIM L. PAGE.
april lg-iitts -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03
Arrival of tho Wate,. Witch
Destructive F. g.


GoRpoNSylltE May 2d.-rhr Onnhunlro hotel
was burnt day. The loss liz s( 5000. hut hclicy-
ed to he fully insured
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

Rs....1 s:zsD;s:. !. -: 5: !;
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SPRING CLOTHING
And Cpntlompn'A Furnishing Goods

] 4 roe .,cd supply IT PURE X, kosrNE OF cANNEI
tuA1.ull 1hnsc who w"nld hG"te hay" brilliant aud
rhep light vii loSss cal aud be t,?ilet Also, suppl,
ut tnA on. LAMPS For slie by
npr5 Al-ltA IniiN II sFhY Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

cNsK THE HAIR Aaeshcr supply of Uur-
n nat, acrnnn h,lf as,, airs Aicu Rrsturri
Rrl HAin lalsam. Nonds lla R',l"fe aud variety ri
lt,r Dycs, liar Ols Ac, Ac,tnr sale by
aprl ~ da JOIN II SEAY. brnupi.t.
, 1859-07-21
To Delegates ffoN fhe Norah.West to
The NAN0uAl Te4ehEf9A CQnY. maQ1u.

To nefe9atee ffoN the Nossh.West to
the NAloual Teaehefss Conv.nalon.
The association will meet on the 10th of Aug
ust, ut O'clock, 4: H. in the ha1i Of The Smith,
sonian Institute, Washinston, D. c. Ladies' 1t
tending the meeting will be entertained hy thc
tel fares will be reduced to 61-53 per day .fo-
gentlemen To facilitate the transaction Of bu-
sines:, the association will be divided into sec
tions.
Raizroddk.-A1l who pay full fare in going 10
the convention oves any Of the following routes,
will be returned upon the aame roads bier
tFAicd kAey came, free If cost 70 enable mem
they will obtain, while at Washington. ce1tit1.
caies Of membership and attendance. from the
secretary Of the association. These certificates
will be good until the Goth Of August
Chicago aud Gslena Union, waukee 4 Mis-
sissippi. Terre Haute. Alton St. Louis; Pitts.
hsurga, Fort Wayne d Chicago, *Cleveland 4
Cincinnati, Madison l. indianapolis, Ohio 4 Mis-.
s!ssippi, ,Saudusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati, Gin
crnatj, Hamilton DAYTON, Little Miami 4
Columbus i Xenia, Central Ohio, CINCINNATI,
Wilmington i GAINESVILLE, Marietta 4 Ciucin-
nnti.
The Baltimore / Ohio road will carry men,
bers to and fro ut two thirds Of their usual rate.
On Purchasing tickets for this road and for the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road, members should
state that they are going to the Convention, and
they will receive tickets accordingly.
1t il confidently expected that other roads,
than those above mentioned, will make the same
liberal arrangements. Especially do we hope
to hear favorabiy: from tie Albany and Salem
and the Lafayette aud indianapolis Uues.
ANDREW J. R1rkorz.
President Of the Association,
Cincinnati, July II, 1859.
.conncsins bT The River Division With the Baltimore
, 1859-07-21

tA'oaA tAe A&FeApush 1axeaAes apLA.t
On Saturday afternoon last, Mr. Benjamin
Marshal, farmer in Princeton Township. WINS
stabbed by bis wife, and the injury inflicted WIS
SO serious that his life is despaired Of. Tile
weapon used by the infuriated woman wns a
butcher knife, and the walls Of the abdomen
were completely severed, causing tue intestines
to protrude. The wretcbed rictim ran from The
house q considerable distance and then fell ex-
hausted. He remained in this condition for
several hours, when Doctors Knox mud Gait IT.
rived and rendered what assistance they could
under the circumstances. Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
shall had the reputation Of living unhnppiy TO-
Eether, but what was The immediate eproyocat;o
for resorting to the use Of such . dangerous
weapon and with such terrible effect, remains
The transaction 4 dianterested person was pres.
cnt, Perhaps be can throw rome light on the
affair Which will make the matter appear from
another point Of view not so reprehensible as at
first blush it would seem to be. Taking into
consideration the relation Of the parties, the
character Of the instrument used and tue fear
fal consequences produced. ne Gnu hardly .m~
agine how justification Of any character, eau
III. eFst ah1ix1,an
, 1859-07-21
FORE1GrTfrrAfS


AkA0<AAt - t2aE9-kJs ~ulc -t~A1lakpss
Again u,y young lieutenant WIS faithful, md
thanks 70 hls escoTt, ncg'ecting, ,be t. &tpmt and
* fs3tundH which ART going On IN The town,
we sailed forth in oue.h0rte trap in the direo-
ton Of Pozzo1engo, thehce to Solieriuo and Cav
rama Without exageration, the ground is
still carpcted with the dead. though for more
thah hix and thirty hours the t,ost assiduous
cure and energy ha. been spent in tending tie
wounded md onryang those whom tenderness
can -escr more console! This is the first time
hare erer seen battle ticld On such aipau-
ic scale, and can find no words 10 e1rress the
horror Of the scene. Italians, French, uunga~
r'ans, Tyroaese are meaningless words. Brave
Of protracted agony, patient, grateful, 1rconciled
TO their horrible iot-that is The impression left
n 2, my heart Of hcarts by one and all alike
ny Lieutenant has not exaggerated! the Pied
,nontese hare done their duty to italy. as God
Knows! They hare not cxcclled the French
thas were impossible; but they hare equailed
them in braverv, which Is gazing much.
, 1859-07-21

C.srtc,,oxy. I,no " -Th;s s,saa w., a..
;us, unrr h;Ssans 49,. - 10 ~ P'ase P!Esents
-nr.r,. c1,.so1. nunan soae1ng
and tile areades are an rrowiaJ thst ft,sn :,
hardly room Tor the passcr-by. Tie mortality
among them amounts to beyonta one hundred u
day bnt this Is principally among those who
we're brought late from The feld. Several IoDr.
less cases, where death must supcrrene within
scfy short time hare been left there, in order
so.gtse q chance to tllose TO whom remoyul
might oher cs.unce Of recovery. This appears
a!e.rible alternative, Jet it cannot be helped;
all tue carts Of the coataqi"i arc tuken up for
tie purpose, md the peasants themselves are 30
tue burial Of the dead was not entirely complete
ed yesterday
The whole road from Castiglionc to Monte
chiaro. md tic places in the vicinity where tic
wounded can be placed, is covered With liues
OF vehicles going full and returning i.ither for
more: who arc sent away rs soon as the first
dressing aud necessary operations are conclud-
Cd. J saw Hungarian boy Of not more than II
Pu1 INTO cart alter having his foot taken OF
ADORE tue ankle, to 60 Is miles to another small
town where there was still accommodation left,
French and Austrians are all treated alike; but
tie want Of accommodation is very great, a.
though, considering tic weather, those Who lie
out 81! night now are no worse of than those
within; indeed they must breathe q purer air
than the others. The wounded French officers
anTe mostly g0ne to different villages in the
nctshborhood. or to Brescia, where they can be
better attended to thnn here.
tcor.a.pondeaos Of The 1a.ndon 11e,a,d,l
Trr1x. Fr;asv 1u.v T.
Dreadful accounts of the s1auphter Al soifcr;-
no continue to arriTe, % ooo aStro hass m s3o hers
bee, ordered down frorn Sii,n ~ nrssa;. ou' "nS
10 600 beds fran hero Mnran~"n III .s: ~.
dcd as the French ormr Is ,s;tl, snrossna poa;
cul men empIoyca in lin iii Iasn;tafs ha.s
hare been hrrr;.d t,nrr t. ~ ~. s nnspts ~ nc!e
battlc. Tho wsshcr ;s f;a,f,Tic H.. " S aug Ie ~.
nuInbcr of srnnnaeJ a1a ,aa.. ,o. no's anu tIs
~rs,,,.s. s....as ~! utue1 Inote 1asofaoie
, 1859-07-21

0xAHA. July !. 1sss.
! write you few brief lines reliabie from the
goldfeld~ saw yesterday over 5000 in gold
1akcn from the new regions west Of US. It was
brought By Mr. D5ers, editor Of the Rocky
Nou"tdin -ttws. and four others. 1t WIS lead
gold. gusch gold and gold in quartz, with some
amalgam gold So that the fact Of gold being
lion. Mr b. I'D be saw four men men tate t aues out
f!orty: eight ounces ut gni:h gold in three days.
But say to ail stay at home; there nrc nearly
twenty thousand there now, and presume do
not average fifty cents per day. If the people
can get potatots 10 dig at seyenty-iiyc cents per
dag. They had better remain away.
rs to
from thai source. The land sales arc now open,
but very few buyers, 10 that the sale is JIun-
der SO fur Us rep!enisAing the Treasury Is con-
ceraed.