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ANIUSE MENT5.
woop's THEArBR.-This tbespian ton

wooD's THEATER.---This tbespian temple
was crowded to oyerhowng last evening, upon The
occasion of Mr.. james AndersOn's benefit. Tn,
pieces selected were DAMON AND rYTnIAs and
FAMISG THE sHREw., As Damon, we believe Mr.
A, stands uneqaled, or, In the language of the
Gothamite crtiques be ''iowcrs head and shoulders
above all competitors
Mr. Harry Langdon's "Pythas' was n fine piece
of actin e. n was Mrs. Elsler's "Calanthen At the
close Of the play loud cries were made for Mr. A.,
neat All spicy ''speech," as the b'hol term it.
TAMfNd Tne sInEw was rendered in good style,
and we must say, that Mrs EllSer NJ "Catherinc, y
fairly surpassed herself, and was frequently en-
chorch by the large audience present .
Tonight being the last appearance OF Mr.. A will
he presented RICHARD III, with Mr. Anderson rs
'.Richardn and Langdon as "Richmond." THE
WIDOWS VICTIM will close the performance. Sono.
rita Maria will appear in charming dance.
This is good bill, and will draw another crowded
house as o parting testimonial TO Mr. Anderson's
merit. -.l.'an ..H
BUTTs's PANORAMA This picture Of the
New Testament and Land of Palestine, continues to
tract large audiences. Go and soc ii.
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BOARD OF City IMpRovEMENTs.--The clerk
was directed to prepare and transmit to Coun.
Gil an ordinance to assess q special tax on
property abutting on Freeman street, between
Liberty and Bank streets.
An award of contract recommended to Joseph
Brophy, to pave, with powders, Thorpe alley,
from Elm to Plum-street, at 81 Az per lincal
foot.
Also, the clerk was directed to advertise for
proposals to pave, with limestone, O'Riely-
alley, from Lawrence. street to Dawson alley
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TONS addressed to the "Press Reporter" Box ss,will
be attended to. .f
A counterfeiter, who says he Is from Morgan
County, Ky, but who refuses to disclose his name,
was yesterday arrested near the depot, by Ohcers
Mclaughlin and Dickey. He Is ilapidated looking
specimen of humanity, and is not sharp enough for
successful Counterfeiter. He had about SIS 90 In
counterfeit money about his person, when arrested
He has confederates, and the officers after them.
A special Grand Jury will be called for next
Tuesday. ~ r
POLICE CoURT.-Caleb Bloomer, q member
of the City Council, was yesterday morning 6ned
sl2 30 for assault and battery upon Jacob Hartz
and j. Bruder. When City Councilmen won't re-
Spect their own laws how can they expect Others to
respect them.
IS 20 EACH for maltreatng another boy, after the
manner that town boys ant to do, when
stranger comes among them. The mother of two
of the boys were hand, to establish the fact that
such conduct was the "custom" of Bank Lick.
street and that their boys had been served In sim
liar manner one of them further stated that 1t was
species of initiation similar to that practced by
the "Sons of Malta" Our Prosecuting Attorney
who one of that ORDER appeared greatly astonshed
and not little v0xed at this surreptitous disclosures
| of their secrets. ,..I....... ......
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OPPOSITION MEETING AT FINDLAY MARKET.-
The Opposition held meeting last night at
the Findlay Market-space, which was nd
dressed by Governor Chase and others. The
following were the officers of the meeting:
President, General A. Moore; Vice Presidents,
Philip Reiss, G. Spach, Doctor Emmett, II.
Riemeyer, V. Wunder, L. Echenboch, NJ.
Cooper, II. A. Beste, II. Strichman and A.
Tafel; Secretaries, E. Wassenich, NJ. jacob.
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Fresh OYsrERs.-Those desiring fine, fresh, =,
fat oysters, either in can or sholl, can he
suited by calling ut Robert 0rr's stand, No.
II West Fifth-street. He is Agent for
Maltby's celebrated Baltimore oysters, which
arc conceded to be the best in market. If
in want of good, fresh oysters, do not fail to
call at No. IL West Fifth-etre
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HEAvY MEN.-Yesterdoy afternoon, five
citizens of this city CHANGED, by accident, to
meet at the corner of Main and Coprt-streots--
Squire Young, Judge Jacob Finn, J. P. Por-
ter, Hugh Evans and John Coverdill--whon q
proposition was made to make an average
weight, which resulted in q fraction over too
hundred ard forty pounds. The gross weight
was twelve hundred pounds, three ounces.
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MONETARY.
FRIDAY, October ia P. M,

FRIDAY, October ia p. M.
The demand for Money continues on the
increase All the bankers agree that the checkings
are very heavy.
The offerings Of good short-date No. Paper Is
quite heavy; the rate for customers l0l2 per cent,
the latter figure the ruling rate The regular Dis
count houses are doing outside Paper, the rate
on the street being l5612 per cent.
Exchange on the East very firm at VI premium
selling rate; at this figure the bankers sold to their
customers only. Outside parties are compelled to
pay " premium.
Gold-4O cents buying-xn6o cents selling rate.
No change In Uncurrent Money.
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ATTACK ON GRooERYMAN.-Some rowdies,
from the Thirteenth Ward, entered the coffee
house of Mr.. BrOckman, last night, corner Of
Hunt and Pendeton- streets, and asked for
something to drink. This he refused, as they
werc already somewhat drunk. They then
assaulted him with butchers gambrel, strik-
ing him on the head, wounding him severely.
They also broke numerous bottles, and COM
mitted other depredations. They were ar.
rested
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&5- B. R, Alley, No. Al Broadway, oppo-
posite the Broadway Hotel, ia still supplying
the public with his genteel hats at reasonable
prices. Mr.. A. has been in the business a
long time, and produces hats and caps which,
for appearance and quality cannot be ezcelcd.
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SENT BAoK.-WiIliem Lee, who was arrested
by0llicers Pendery and Lincoln day before YES.
tcrday,was arraignod beforeJudge Lowe yester-
day morning, to answer the charge Of stealns q
- horse and lot of harness at Xenia, and re-,
manded into tho custody Of tho Marshal of
that place, who left the city on the 4:4OP. NJ.
train.
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RErIRED.M. P. MeQuilleu, formerly Of tho
Enquirer of this city, but since Of the Mem
phis Erening Argus, has retired from that
Journal and gone to take up his abode in the
Crescent City, where it is to be hoped he wilt
form some profitable newspaper connection.
Mack is at home in a printing Office.
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HANDED OyER-The colored man, Anderson
Sharp, charged with committing murder at
st. Louis, was before his Honor, Judge Lowe,
yesterday, and, by order Of requisition
handed over to Detective Tunniclil, who pro-
ceeded with him Mt once to St. Louis.
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GD- Don't forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants ADVERTISE
ments of five lines and loss, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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SERVED HIM RIGHr.--Conductor Dokes was
compelled, yesterday, to eject u boisterous
individual from the Cincinnati Street Rail
road Car, for using obscene language in the
presence of lady passengers. He WIS ad-
monished to desist, but would not. The car
was stopped, his money refunded, and he
was put off. Served him right.
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STEALING A C6AT.--An engineer named j ohm
Armstrong was arrested and confined in tho
Ninth.street Station house, yesterday, to an +.
swer the charge, this morning, of stealing Il
coat from Charles Cooler, near tho Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Depot.
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Cole & BopKIys.-This enterprising house
offers rare inducements in another column.
On Monday they make grand display of new
goods, which have been bought at such figures
as will enable them to offer their many patrons
great bargains. Ladies, read their advertise
ment,
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STEALING SoAP.-Catherine Miller was sent
to the County Jail for three months by Judge
Lowe, yesterday, for stealing two bars Of soap,
valued at twenty cents, from grocery on tho
corner Of Main street and the Canal.
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIVALS Clipper, Biz Sandy; Fairy Oman
Maysville; Telegraph, Louisyille Forest Juesn.
Madison; Kanawha Valley, Kanawha; DuSicitb.
Neville; Swallow, Marietta,
Dep.nTyREs;- Clipper, Big Sandy; Fairy Queen.
Maysville; Telegraph, Ioufsville; Mariner PHI,
burg Forest Queen, Madison, ''' AA''''
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a UCTIONsALE.-BY G. BRASHEARS
n h CO., In Sales-rooan No, 81 Main street,.
Groceries, TSbssee9 Nails SS a st AqStloRr%e VII
o'clock ine assortment of Groceries, &o, consist
Ing of 30 bags Coffee rs brls; Molasses; 90 brls;
Refined Sugar; brls No Medder; ~ 9as. lDs; ana
Nails; 800 bundles Rag Paper.
ALSO-Washboards, Buckets, Ground Spices, 8. O:
soda, Smoking Tobacco, Bedcords, Manila and
Hemp Rope, Twine, Cigars, Glassware, 3c,
OoJ ',-TT q. BRASHEARS & co.
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WoN'r BEHAVE HINsELP.-Robt. McChees-
ney was before Judge Lowe yesterday charged
with habitually disturbing tho peace, and was
sent cover the way" for the term of sixty
dave,
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GRAND LARcENY,-tohn Wallsnstein, ar
rested some days since on q charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenscs and grand larceny,
was held in bonds of $500 by Judge Lowe,
yesterday, to answer the latter charge at the
Court OF Common fleaS.
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@1"Judge Sweeney continues to keep the
Waluut-street House in the front rank of
Queen City hotels. Looking in there yeater-
day we found things as bright as day, and the
house overhowing with visitors. The Judge
and Dick Jeffrey make strong team.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Theodosi Bonner
was fined $40 and costs by Judge Lowe, yes
terday, for committing an assault and battery
upon Miss Jane Do Lang. The difficulty orr
ginated about lover,
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

No. 937-Tait vs.. Richardson and otl,ers.-This
was bill of review fled by William TAFT to recover
distributiye share in his fathers estate the prin
cipa property being the southwest corner Of Third
ard Walnut.
The Ease was argued by John L. Miner for com.
plain8nt, and by Mr.. Richardson, O. Fox and j. Ksb-
Ter on tlc other aide.
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Ms- Tho Winchester Chronicle, published at
Winchester, Ky, offers a fine medium for COM
municatipg with the residents Of the "Rlue
Grass Region" of Kentucky. Sec advertise
mn
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LOST

n ,OsT-DOG-A black New Foundland
~ dog, with leather collar and brass looS writ
ten on the collar "T Mclaughlin, ll6 Plane street,
Prov, r. s." The finder will be suitably rewarded
Of Lodge and Gano-aley, between Sixth and Seventh
streets octSbt
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SENT TO THE House OF RRFuoE.LJohn and
George Beck, aged respectively eleven and
thirteen years, were sent to tho House Of Re-
fuge yesterday on charge of petit larceny.
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Sons OF MALTA.-The Sons of Malta had
grand midnight parade at Ghillicolhe, last
Thursday. Menter's COrnet Band furni shed
the music. ..a'r
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FOUND.

N0UND-D0G-Ab black NewFoun land Dog
n with link chain collar, The owner can se-
him by proving property and paying for this ad-
yertisement, on application to tho publisher of the
Hoch w@cter, corner of Court and Main streets.
fOc7b+
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City PRIsoN.-At the City Prison yesterday
ten persons were received, five discharged, and
six under medical treatment.
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TH II PRES S.
sATURDAY-.n~...-.....o...-.-OCTOBER S
CITY MATTERS.

RgPenny Press to be had every
morning at the Counting-rOom door.
Only one cent.
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ROUTE FOR SALE.-A good route for gale On
the Penny Press. Inquire at the counting
room.
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HNOAL OIL LAMPS.--THE SUBSCRIBER
~ has Just received, from Boston, an entire new
assortment Of Coal OIL Lamps and Improved Burners
preventing the smoke, so much OF an annoyance TO
consumers. Also, the best article OF Burning Oil
ever offered In this Market free from smoke SMELL
G. A. SMITH,
..I....U No. College Building,
sep2s.am Walnut'st., bet. Fourth and Fifth.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-ROOMS- Furnished Rooms,
~ apply at No. lGO, Third street. between Race and
Elm. .f rt.. octSDs
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BOARDING.

R0ARDTNG-Three or four young men
NIB can bs accommodated with board and lodging,
ut 29s West Fifth.street. Also, few more day.
boarders wanted. octSbt
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ENoR RENT-pIAN0 FORTE-A good
n, Piano Forte for rent low. Apply to KELLOGG
WILLIAMS, Nos. "a and "a East Third street.
OcSD+l
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NATrRALIzATIoN PAPERs.-Up to yesterday
the following number Of naturalization papers
were issued by the various Courts:
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WJANTED-A stTUATI0N-By young
w man, in q wholesale or retail grocery, or
dry goods store; speaks German. Good references
given. Address AIRY this office. oc7-b%
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H1lOR SALE-DINING SALOON-The old
a and well established Dining Saloon, at No. s
Fast Fourth street having seventy-hve prompt pay
ing boarders, and good transient trade For fur.
ther particulars inquire on tho promises. oc7br
EN0R NEWSPAPER AN estab-
n lisbed Republican Paper in ora Of the best rail-
road towns In Northern Illinois Address J. II. S H.
at this office, oC3-Rwf
EyOR SALE-PAPERS-s thousand
n old papers at 25c. per hundred, at this Office,
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THE RESULT.

"Flora Temple" W. McMahon, LII.
"Ike Cook" j. Eof, 2,2,2.
"Flora Temples" time-2:27h, 2;27, 2:2115
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CONVICTION NEWS,

Subscriptions, advertisements and eepmuniea;
TONS addressed to the press Reporter" Box ss,wll
be attended TO. t
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"ANTED -SH0EMAKERs-On wo-
w mems pegged Shoes at No. 23O Walnut street,
nm stairs OcThF
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-----------------'-- - a
FOR SALE.

EV0R SALE OR EXCHANGE--FINGE Err
n ORGAN-For any good article of trade. A
handsome finger organ. with two stops, mahogany
case. Address box 406, Post Office, Coyington.
[oc1.awFl
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HVOR RENT-HOUSE-A good brick house
h with seven rooms front aud side yards, &c, No.
30 Fndlay street, between Vine aud Race. Inquire
at;ko. Findlay, or 81 Wainut.street. GEUEG e
FOX. Oc,b
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THE RACE SEASON.

An interesting race season is TO set in on
this course On the 18th inst. Various purses
up to $500 will be offered. There are nu-
merous d-grade trotters who will no
doubt enter, which will make the week
one of interest. We have hereabouts horses
"Joe Demmick," "Beu. Higdon," "MoIl.
Brooks" "Woful," "Bob Letcher," of Rich
mond, Ind; "Jim Rockey," "Grit," and nu-
merous others,
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FSNoR RENT-SLEEPING ROOM-0pe or
n two gentlemen can be accommodated with u
neatly furnished front sleeping room, the second
floor, gas throughout. Reference required Apply
at los Longwor rth street, near Plum. OcIht
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ERANKLIN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
Printing Materials Of aliIkinds. i6S Vine street.
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WANTED-SHOEMAKRRs-Two good
w shoemakers on lalies work, at W. II EAKs'
shoe store, $50 Broadway. Highest wages paid.
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EVRENCH HMUSTARD.-LOUIT, FRERRS
IL CO.'S Celebrated French Mustard-war-
rantod pure imported article, and for sale by
j. FERGUSON, Grocer,
OA Corner Ninth aud Vine.
E0LDEN SYRUP.-A SPLENDID AR
" TIOLE of Baltimore Golden Syrup; also, Sugar
house and New Orleans Molasses, for sale by
j. FERGUSON, Grocer,
oc4 Corner Ninth and Vine
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INGFORD's oSWEGO STARCH -
-AA This ia the most delicate article in use for
Pnddings, Blanc Mango, Custard, &C. 1t Is COM
posed Of the very finest parts Of Indian Corn A
small lot in store and for sale by
J. FERGUSON, Grocer,
eC4 Corner Ninth and Vine
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NXTANTED-S1TUATI0N-A situation in
w adry goods store by a young man who has
had Ave ye sexperience In England Is willing 10 90
six months for his board City reference II reUjred
Address q. 3. H., at this office oc7b+
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THE ATTENDANCE.

The enterprising Superintendent of the G..
/ II. & D. r. R. had fourteen passenger cars
jammed with people from the city in the 2 40
P. NJ train. There must have been nine
hundred persons on tho train. There were
perhaps two thousand people besides in at
tendance in various outfits of vehicles. A
number of ladies we're visitors.
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TbR HoRsEs-Titr RACE.

The hour came--tho horses also, ''FIora
Temple" the little bay mare, is fourteen years
old, having been foaled in Western New YORK
in 1916. She was sold when young for $3.50;
wns quite popular as a livery stable trotter.
She was the first colt of "Madame Temple a
horse of all work, owned in Watcrvilej N. Y.
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WANTED.

"wANTs, ,""FoR SALE" "T0 LET, ,""L0ST,"
"F0UND, &C., in this column, occupying five lines
or less, two Insertions, twenty five cents.
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"ANTED-MAN-An cnterprising man
Wv with few hundred dollars to take an inter.
est in ono of the most popular places of amusement
in the city Mono need answer who not give their
than the money. Address H. NJ, this office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03
HAMPSHIRE CoUNTY

The farmers of Hampshire County have
improved the recent mild weather, in making
maple sugar, of which there is promise of an
abundant crop, the present season. There is
plenty of it for sale at the shops in Northamp-
ton.
A fair given by the ladies of Rev. Mr. Ayers
Society in Hadley last week Wednesday, real
lied Sl25.
J. D. Brown, Esq, of Hatfield, raised, the
past season, on one third of an acre of land,
too hundred and .JJly bushels of Jenny Lind
potatoes, being at the rate Of seven hundred
and fifty bushels to the acre.
The next annual fair of the Hampshire Ag-
ricultural Society will be held on Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. II and 10, 1859, in Am
herst
The Congregational church in Williams
burg voted on Thursday last to send its contri-
buttons for the tract cause to the American
Tract Society at Boston, instead of New York,
as heretofore
The sleighing continues excellent in all the
region West of Connecticut river, and has been
so without interruption since November. 1t
would take several warm days to spoil it. So
long term of good sleighing has rarely been
known.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

The MASSACHUSETTS CLAIM.-It is a mat
ter of some graduation, that in the midst of
the sins of omission and commission, of which
the present Congress is guilty, it has done one
act of tardy justice, in appropriating money
to pay the balance of the principal of the
debt due to Massachusetts for advances made
in the war of 1872 The accounts were adj
justed and the balance ascertained and allow
ed many years since, but all attempts to get
an appropriation for the payment had hitherto
failed 1t has now passed both branches, in
the Army appropriation bill-in the House
by an almost unanimous vote, and must be-
come law, unless the President vetoes the
whole BILL of which there is no probability.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

Frederick Fuller, Jr., of Providence, loses
$4,000 by the burning of his brass foundry on
Tuesday.
a Cuban letter says that Gen. Concha will
not permit further introduction of laborers
from the United States, under the present re-
lations with the President and the people
The Gramercy Park Hotel, in New York,
took fire on Tuesday by the combustion of
some old rags that the rats had collected to.
gether. The loss was $1,000.
An expressman in California was chased by
eight wolves, on the Goth of January; he
dropped his letter-bag, ran to pine stump,
and set it on fire the wolves tore up the mail
bag, ate the expressman's dinner, then being
frightened by the blaze of the pine wood, ran
away.
The Leayenworth, Kanzas, Herald, of the
17th ult, says the ice in the river sis now
broken, and navigation will soon commence,
and then look out for the tramping thousands
through our streets, with pick and AK, onward
TO the gold placers of the mighty West"
OF the large stock purchased by Mr. Barrel
of Henderson, Ky, in England, at a cost of
more than $40 900, only one COW was alive ON
the arrival of the ship at New York. One
after another of the valuable animals sickened
and died among them was q bull which cost
about $4,000, and COW for which $500 was
paid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

HORRIBLE MASSACRE OF MISSIONARY
FAMILY.-The Rev. Mr.. Klifman, Method
ist Missionary who has been preaching for the
Indians of Oregon since 1888, was murdered
with his family not long since, under singular
and appalling circumstances. The small pox
having broken out among the savages, while
the missionary's family were not attacked, the
former thought that the pestence had been in
troduced by the whites with the intention of
discriminating the red race. Acting upon this
horrid suspicion, their next step was revenge.
bold chief was selected for the deed, who
stole into the chamber of the sleeping family,
and buried his tomahawk in the brain of the
missionary and his wife, and then ether In
dams rushed in, and helpless children, male
and female employees, are butchered the house
RACED to the ground, fences destroyed, and ev-
cry yestige of once happy family disappear
ed The facts of the case have been laid be-
fore the Senate, in communication from the
War Department