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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

NED McGowAN.-The Petaluma Journal, OF
Friday last, is authorized to say that Ned Nc
Gowan is at present sojourning at San Rafael,
Marin county, and is apparently enjoying him
self after the most approved style-discussing
politics, whisky and Havannas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
EASTERN NEWS ITEMS.

voung lady was burned to death in Louis
vile lately. on the night of her wedding. Just
a few moments before the time of the ceremony
Mr.. Thomas, the bridegroom, swung open the
door of the chamber where he was alone with
the bride, and the wind made by the movement
blew her veil into the fame of a candle near
by her, she was soon enveloped in flames, and
before assistance could be rendered her she was
fatally burned. After her wounds were dress
ed the ceremony was performed +; but the we'd
ding and funeral were near together, for she
died the next day.
1t will hardly be believed, but il is, neverthe-
less true. that an elopement took place. at AL
bany. New York recently. between couple OF
children, aged respeo lively fourteen and fifteen
years The young Romeo actually provided
himself with a package of arsenic, to commit
suicide in case of discovery, but fortunately the
father of the young gentleman overlook him at
Utica, got possession of the poison. had the girl
locked up, and gave the boy q good cow-hiding
The Baltimore Republican contains an ac-
count of the sudden death of young lady in
that city. A Miss Stratton bad attended ball,
and on her way home, accompanied by her
brother, she complained of being unwell, and
sat down on door step, while her brother went
for assistance. While be was gone she became
worse, and when he returned she was corpse.
The census of the city of New Orleans, taken
recently. shows the population of that city to
consist of 1924 whites, 1874 slaves, and
8.276 free negroes The total population is
1927, of which 1922 are voters.
Chas Cook and VIM. Setter, who, it will be
remembered, murdered the courtesan Kate Bu-
reau, i'm Cincinnati last fall, have been sem
fenced by Judge Carter to Imprisonment in the
Penitentiary for life.
Henry Jumpertz, the Chicago murderer, who
put the remains of his wife iuto barrel, and
sent them to New York, has been sentenced to
be hung on Friday, May Oh.
Another alleged SLAYER has been brought
home from the coast of Africa. The bark Julia
Dean, belonging in Charleston, has arrived in
Norfolk, in charge of Lieutenant Brainer, Of
the U. S. sloopof-war Vincennes. She has
cargo of rice, dry goods and rum.
The election in New Hampshire, which took
place March Sth, resulted in the triumph of the
entire Republican ticket for State officers and
members of Congress.
The official dispatches from the Paraguay cx-
pedition to our government do not warrant the
conclusion that a war between the United
States and Paraguay is inevitable.
The Savannah (Ga) Republican nominates
u ahlCo vi o. w., IOl lSSlueltl anu
Rufus Choate, of Mass, for Vice President.
Alexander Wentworth died recently, at Bos-
ton, by taking an over dose Of medicine, pre-.
scribed for him by spirit medium.
The Hon. Edward A. Hannegan, formerly U.
S. Senator from Indiana, died Feb. 26th.
J. w. Vaudeville was confirmed as Surveyor
General of California. March 9th.
Gwn, Broderick, and McKibbin will return
TO California on the next steamer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Geo. L. Lammon is authorised Agent for this
.;tv He will deliver the DEMOCRAT to subscribers, and
Is authorised to receive subscriptions advertisements &C
and collect and receipt for the same.
Ocfavfan Hoogs is our Agent for San Francisco.
He is authorised to receive advertisements and collect and
receipt for the same.
A. Badlam is our authorised Agent at Sacramento.
TO receive advertisements and collect for the same
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
pemocratic State Central COMMITTEE.

A Meeting of the Democratic Anti-Lecomp-
ton State Central Committee will be held at the Union
HOTEL Sacramento, on THURSDAY, April 2lst. A full
attendance of the members Is requested important
business connected with the coming campaign will be
transacted.
Jxo F. MORSE, sec'y.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

LUCKY EsoAPE.-The Mountain Messenger
states that James Boyd Of Secret Diggings, was
carried by snow slide over precipice of $50
feet, and was not injured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

CoNvENToN.-The Administration Central
Committee met at Sacramento last Saturday,
and called State Convention, to be held at
Sacramento June 22d.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

INDIcrED.-The Grand Jury of San Francis
co have indicted Mrs. Billman for the murder
of her husband, Albanus Billman; her brother
in-law, Magnes, has also been indicted for the
same offense
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

Gle Sam. of the opposition line, was advertised
to Eail for Panama yesterday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

PUP. Docs.-We are indebted to Senator
Broderick and Representative Scott for Con-
gregsional dnnnments
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
NevCda Er u i t Stor
NICOLAS SLOCOVICH

On Pine Street, Opposite tho U. s. Bakery
Nevada city.
d ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND TIRE
H public Of Nevada Snd vicinity that he keeps on hand
all kinds of GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS, for sale Al
wholesale and retail Also, all kinds of CONFECTIONI.
RIES, &c, sold at San Francisco Prices.
Nevad a, April 1st ls59.--27-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
DIED.

DIED.
At Sacramento, March 31st, SARAH, wife ofIp Va,
HAGAH, Esq, aged 66 years. "
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

BIkTIIS.
AT Omega, March oath the wife Cyrus j. Aiken .f.
daughter. va
On Sunday April Sd, the wife D. s. Tallman of a,u,A
ter. "Susn'
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

DISSOLUTION.-THE CO-PAhoiTv vi POIJRNE
IL heretofore existing between GEO. " ~ GEO o.
and WILLIAM KENT, in the name and stye+n.l cor.
KIIBOURNE CO. is this day dissolved by u he lou.
sent All demands against the aforesaid hrm WI Iii be 70.
dated by VIM Kent and all debts due thereO
ceived and Ieceipted for by him . ~, poIrRNE,
WILLIAM KENT .... n
William Kent will continue to carry on ma ln Ar eI
selling Drugs Medicines &c at the old slano hsrre Of
perienced and competent person, will havc ,he pub
the dispensing department, and physicians spd
lie may rely upon having prescriptions
carefully compounded.
Nevada April I'd 1S59.-2I-3w
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
MARRIED..

On the 4th inst, at the Pacific House. by Rev n
Dryden, Mr. WILLIAM f, WHEAT of Marysvie and NJ. -
SUSAN SWEENEY of This city "u "n-
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
INDIGNATION MEETING.

At a large and indignant meeting held by the Wives,
Cooks and Young Americas of Nevada the following Res
olutons were unanimously adopted
RESOLVED That we consider the Burning Of Wet Green
WOOD, pracced the past winter injurious to Health,
Wealth and Morality.
RESOLVED That will each Of u.s. make estimate Of
the amount of LONG and SHORT WOOD required for the
ensuing year.
RESOLVED That the Lords Of Households be requested
to hand the to
j. M. IIIXSON,
No. IL Broad Street, Nevada.
Who will supply the requisite amount at FIVE DOIIAR
per Cord, for year.
RESOLVED That the foregoing Resolutions be published
for several successive weeks in the Nevada
Nevada April 4th 1S59.-27-tf
, 1859-08-02
The Sunday Question.

1a4o7 ffcA md Tribune:
.e9o'ce' een''e'oeo' tnaa 'ne >aooa'o
aaessaon naa .ouna an open Ie'o tof discussion
~ ~ soar "toet' cttcu'aleo ]oofna', anu nope
s"e ulseuss'on VIII not DC SUSPENDED unIii Tue
tu'c'n'en' part u tne community sna'l noo tne
a"esAe. eA''e.4s'os", se'.se'* 1ue.e Is very
,Ae' e'4as " eonse'enuouS' pa.F'o''c' oencso-
% ,ens nen' u eou'p,cnens''e in.elngenee' "no
49,. - .1c eo"s',N,n .""' '"e
...4' ~ " .A' 'O'n 40 "ot' oH', eon-
~ s,s "e'ep y. W. e1e''A "a1 AZ
as "o1'a " .a.a9 " eae uea'ea. 1e.. INTERESTS
, 1859-08-02
Was Greeley Sold

1t IL alleged in some quarters that Greeley was
smroscd upon Mt the Gregory Diggings. 4 Mr.
House one Of tue miners from Tuscarawas Co.,
Ohio. states in the Adrooate Of that County,
last week, that:
Mr. Greeley was fooled by the miners, mud by
Mr. Gregory himself. Gregory told Greeley 70
dtg up shosel full 0f dirt, aud he would wasl.
it OUT in lis presence. aud show him that bis
disg'ngs were 10 hu'nbus. Greeley did as d.
rcctcd. Gregory then washed it out, having in
the meantime guild dust deposited III hs slecre.
whic!. he LIT drop into the pm. Greeley was
OF course astous!Icd Ut the richness Vt the dig
>;ings-pnblishcd statr1ncnt-the people hav.
ing confidence 10 l4isa. aockcd to Gregory's dig
gings, and sold his claims Ut biE figure.
Mr. Blouse 1cft thc Gregory Digsings only
three weeks ago. He brings discouraging nc.
counts from the mines generally.
The Gregory arc tl,e only diegings found. he
says, TINT will pay, and ouly abont one hundred
men arc employed there who make good wngcs
Thousands arr searching the mountains in Tait
fer gold, aud many arc leaving for home.
Wepublish his s.atemant for VI Int ii is worth
, 1859-08-02

kN0md1nheA341.1
MEssRs EprroRs: The accident that occurred
at the Misses Clients concert at Metropolitan
Hall, Tuesday evening, is worthy Of comment
in rour useful paper.
We arc almost daily seeing accounts in the
papers Of persons either fatally or seriously in
iured By burning, and had it not been Tor tho
cooluess and presence Of mind displaved by a
gentleman who vas one Of the audience, in ali
probability you would hxEc had another fatal
case Of burning to record. This young man,
whose name think was Nr. Evarts, Jumping
on the stage, aud throwing OF his coat and
wrapping ii closely around the burning and
terrified girl, e1tinguished tue flames almost
Immediately and edectually.
ltis in vain to look for water, or attempt to
tear the burning dress away. As in this case
the girl was mass OF fame, and one young
Miss took FIRE, and Mr. Dohd burned his hand IN
trying TO tear the burning mass away. But a
eoat, blanket, shawl or xny thick maserial
wrapped closely around the sufferer will smo-
theF the flames when water or nothing else is
available. The hint certainly is good one and
worthy Of remembrance.
The foot lights should also be guarded with
Rulings or wircs-uaore especially 1t Hetropoli-
tan Hall, as many Chidren's Exhibitions are
held there
Miss Client have learned WIS injured more
than at first supposed, but is now doing we'll
If you Sc til to gre US .ome useful hints in
your valuable paper please do 60. and oblige one
| of the SPECTATORS.
, 1859-08-02

IEUiue4 WEI IA1AeA 41VA 81 PE4 MEE4 - $4S
per week.
Motions to raise the salaries of the City Mar
shal aud City Suherintendent were lost.
TH1 HAxx1sAL AND ST. JoszrH r r Ex-
crns1os.-The following is the programme for
the entertainment OF guests from St. Joseph
and Hannibal No., and Quincy Illinois:
The committee will meet the gdests Ut the
Depot Of the Burlington R. R., with the Light
Guard Band, on. Tuesday evening, aud escort
them to the fremont house.
Guests arc invited to visit the Theatre Tues
day evening BY Mr. AcvickeF. They will be
admitted free BY showing their Excursion Tick
cts at the door,
At 10 o'clock Wednesday morning the Mayor,
City Council md Reception Committee will
meet the guests At the fremont House for a
public reception. At IL O'Clock committee
from the Board Of Trade will escort the guests
to the Board Of Trade Rooma, =
Ats o'clock Grand Lake Excursion VII Be
given on board the steamer lanet- Tieket. y
citizens can be had at the principal hotelA {aeAl
Of the Committee, at onc dollar each. *
1t . o'clock = supper will be given tpAs
guests under The auspices Of the audubon Club
ut the fremont House. e.:
coxx1z1zk Or ARRASGKxKx7x- -
Da. Gas ' DrEa, Joskru L. TccKER.
De-. J. r. ELDR1pGr, Y. McsGEn.
Jyo r DpAtE DE- Gas. G. SM1H.
, 1859-08-02
VOLUME XIII.

pastors are pssing proper attention to the scr
rico, They will be without eridence Of their
scnses that tho cars ars in motion in the city.
This cry about horse CATS disturbing the
worship Of the church. is thing Of the imasi
nation. They do nothing Of the sort. a year
hence, after people have fully experienced their
Invaluable benefits, on Sunday rs well as week
days, those who are now most active in their at-
tenpts to suppress the cars. will then be num-
bcred among the frnest frieuds and upholders
If tho opposition to them is rested on the
grounds that they "desecrase the Sabbath y
then these clergmcn, to be consistent, must
a!so make wsr upon the thousand wheeled re.
hicles that roam the streets on Sunday, for hire
aud pleasure The present movement looks, in
the eyes Of the community. too much 1ikr
" straining at gnat aud swallowing camel"
EQuAL R1ours.
, 1859-08-02

Chicago Post once InyeAtlgaHfons.
Postmaster Cook fairly beat his enemies in
the late investigation assault made upon him,
but it sec'us they havc returned to The attack
with rcaoublcd serocity. We learn from the
Herald thst Two Government agents are here
nosing arzund the Post Office. One of them
Col. Trait, the H.raM reports as having said in
conV ersation:
''Ti,ut the Chicago Post Office is one of the
very best managed Post Offices in the country
That it is astonishing how un Office doing such
an issmeuse business Gun be SO veil managed in
70 small aud iaoonycnicnt building; that he
has consulted the bankers, merchants and busi-
s!.ss men g*arralsF. Of nll political parties in
Chicago, and h- has found the voice Of the husi-
F1chs community 10 he unanimous in fuvor Of
Nr. Cooks management Of the Post Office. aud
rhat lle finds no complaint or discomfort except
among small knot or clique Of inseresteh poll.
ttclans.' This III, uoqnest1onably, true report,
iu general terms. respecting the present man
:sgcmcnt Of the Chicago Post Office, md if Col
Tiott ~ill put it on record :. Washington, as
sFe presume he will, he W II but do what simple
truth and justice require that lc should do.
The other agent is Shallcross who pursued
the ioemer Investigation and reported against
Cook. or him, the HsSdld remarks: '.Shul-
-cross is siu,ply striving 10 obtain personul re-
~cn.e- lie asserts on the streets and at his
1lutei. TO VIC arc informed, TINT the Chicago
No>tofficc is managed worse than anyotAer post
office in the whole country; that he had sup
pu,cd his former report would be sufficient 10
remove Cook hut that he will fix him this time,
elc., ETC., etc"
Shattcross associates solely with Price, Of the
1iu.<s; Dennis. former 1nalt n:eut: Dave Mar
tin, who .sas discharged, not loug since, from
the T. S. Marstal's otIG2 aud other bitter enc
mics to Mr. Cnok anil tfr Democratic party. He
is Taking up all the 0fscuurings Of Chicago, and
getting them 10 swear against the Postmaster
If he cltauccs to examine u man Of character
and vcraclty, be endcayors, by the exercise Of
that low cunning which is peculiar, if not naiu-
sn'. to 4 professional Spy, to draw from the
witness testimony unfavorahle 10 Dir. Cook
lie examines every vagabond whom Mr. Cook
has cvcr offended, and, we doubt not, will be
ablc to produce numerous ntliduvits procured
from such sources. The same aiIiants world
3wcar that James Buchanan aud his entire cab.
inrt ought to be hung! There is not man in
CLicaso with w-cm Sha1lcsoss is co-o.,eratinc
and conspring, who would not rejo;:e in TIC
public execution Of The President rad his Cabi.
net.
1t is remarkable thpi while hundreds, if not
thousands, Of the av owcd enemies Of tbe Ad-
1ninstration. in lillu os, held Federal offices in
perfect peace nnd security, it's friends in office
a.c compelled Co atinuay to tight for their ot1l-
Gu! ex'sttnce- are constantly subjected to un-
just attacks. aFAd required 10 rcfuse unfounded
Accusauuua.
, 1859-08-02
Foreign Items by the Angle Saxon.
FRANCE.

The Emperor arrived at ST. Cloud On Sunday
morning, the 18th inst The Empress With the
Imperial Prince and the ladies and officers oI
thu household. were in waiting to receive him
For more than m hour at the railway station
the little Prince wore his corporal's uniform,
aud lad laurel crown in his hand ready to
give bis futher on his arrival. As soon as the
Emperor arrived he kissed the Empress, took
the Imperial Prince in bis arms Rnd held him
for some minutes. He afterwards gave his urn
TO the Empress, and proceeded in carriage to
the chmeau. At noon the Emperor attended
mass, ana Immediately after received his minis
ters. In sa4e quarters there was an appear:
ance that rcsasuring manifesto from the En-
Refor was looked for.
: tFlnce Napoleon was expected to be in Paris
on or about The 10th Of July.
The announcement Of peace is said to hsve
already caused signs Of commercial improve
ment in France
was lower both in raris and In the provincial
markets. The weather continued very hot.
PRUSSIA.
The following order Of the day to the army
had been published:
At the moment when the war broke out be-
t~ecn two nefghboring great Powers, had or
war, in order TO maintain that position of power
Which belongs 10 Prussia The danger which
threatened us then is over While you were
still marching to occupy the positions l had or
dered for you. the beliigerent Powers concluded
peace Tour advance hsd shown eur firm reso-
luton to maintain our frontiers and those Of
Germany jnviolute. Whnterer might be the
destinies Of war, you have shown the readiness
hsd expected frem you, end hare maintained
ia general dignity worthy Of Prussia. You
haEe made many personal sacrifices, and ex.
press to you my full satisfaction.
, 1859-08-02

Expedition to the Siasiton I1dIane.
We learn that Major Cullen and Commission
er pritcLafd hare returned from their expedi-
ton to the sissiton country. having totallg
,reaty ofau,ity WITH these troublesome Indisns.
The Indians did not meet them ut al1-haying
purpos.ly gone to another part Of the country.
1t is fully believed by those most eonversant
with these atiairs, that these Indians and those
who tried topresent tho passage Of the Commits.
sioners, have been influenced by some bad men
who hare personal objects to accomplish: md
that Old Joe Drown-1he present Siou1 Agent
is himself ut the bottom Of the whole trouble.
ST. Iettr Hi, } FIRE. P-xa
, 1859-08-02

y Coo. sA-SupefIot Eourt of Cheago, Uctobef Tim,
l. D. 11es- Ed!ssd Aousatoa md Chasaes T. Randall
PuMt Nqtnn b hereby &jrtn Ia shs nd william H1de.
br.ed th1t v1t of attaeAneut isped ont Of ~ OF,
ths a1n day 1t Ausu 4. y 1ea At thA nut of the tad
Ttvsnj .. RoaEttpn md Chazles R.ud%l at Azsnse
tweny ssvtn hundd md n.o<ty doats md fsst5 etos
t1eed 10 &hr6 Of Cook eoantJ which aid r has
I'D Wn IAN ii ds4zad .h.L personally Be aod appes, b
fa~ u .aA sapesor Court Il Chk7eo e1 o. SetSss s
Court Hcuss Ia The es7 o9 Ches< tho 2.: Aonc2J q
oe*oher 1saa pr speest II. aud 7sl e ~ - "a
- Evof Il IL alia Fa!u I'D much q the pope!st
ehAtad n nay u s16sas b Massy ths sad ta4kneet
II. TinHaLL+ Cl1k-
1.1Azaz, 11A A41. =: saaat+~
, 1859-08-02

cTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

~ COUNTY. sS-suretio+ t.oo.t Of Chieafo--la
C6.nctr Luctus Warner, Charles Warner. EaenrseT
WA:ae4 I'D neey 1nffEaha1, f g =. KoEs As1d u "
ruhllc ne<le se.esy srsa ih.i T. gur.uaaes q DE-
et. os.er estfs IN the ,h0v entitled sss % ae ainS s
Cbsneey the ssp:s.as to.zs = Ch,se, " % r.
lie o9vnooo Of aid d4y, sen publ: ae high
es btder for ea Il Tie north dog Of 1he tour Hoase
IL. sownx descrbsd reA este {o< much lhesecf Al
may 10 loate ne nancy due upon t6s ~ e
eixtt ts9l md (53l in Rack number tAity|hee
ft3 uf the CzuAl Tlusc Suhd.v Of Seetou nu1nnx
EVEN II. In the Town of West Ch7ko. County r Cox
aod S4ate a. Illinois IRA SCOT.
Naxer ia haacay of ths Superior Court At ChsesEo-
fvbi--~n &ut,1u 4 1cA4. auA.3vA49
, 1859-08-02
/ SSESSMENT NOTICE.

IL CITY Cssfka OGs'. t'htesSo, ARE. = 1sD.
TahEs No khssroy eissn 70 III psecs aA
th Caumioue!s sppassd By the C0musn coaneai sfths
tutre 10 Of ss ri A IN th Nes' Division Of s1
tY by rea-u Of the e.tsonn Of Pea'i 3seet fhy fes
ancs ii order fr til. Thereof passed April h
Is amended Aug -. 15a5. eoznnltsd their
sssstaent, snd made rttura tbtre { to MT oclee-
Any Petsons .thIa< .pLeai from Nd a.s.ssuket ms
u4sy .Na 5.h caF Of AuEu11. ls4 II O'Clock H. r
ths Common Coupc1 W At th7I tlne. In taa Cou' =!
sut.i..als il. KREIsMASS, s1ty 9:9k-
, 1859-08-02

Sua1n's Nxw ~" NAcH1Sx.-This late in.
.ention is designed to obTiate every difficulty
:hnt has heretofore arisen in all Sewing NJ
great demand for them already felt in this mar
ket, is guarantee that they nnst supercede all
other machines in use now On exhibition, To-
tether with I'll the different styles Of Singers
Machines, At 6s Lake Street. A. ": Harris.
AGENT ie2l-9no
, 1859-08-02

We. ten citizens Of the Territory Of Kansas,
engaged IN the deliFerance OF one OF our fellow
cli.zeus from Missouri dungeon, where he was
nn1hslir hela; aha leara1"s tna1 cef13aa paf'les
nave eisen false reports OF our action. do Set
1or9h the iacts s'mplS, as q vinu'cation ot cur
c1nouc;. ". poy "as' 70 ouI Ano"Ieose' ,et'
elo.y aooustsa y osna o. ia"ess "'In, Ii5 n;s.
sous s1:e,aa:n a1u ulnes' IRON oar so.'. neu II
o'auon , H.. ~ ~ iaM or M4t ;s, a.a
s:,al' 1uu. 'tts n'kh.@auue1 s.yense Has
nkey " tesun IN G1uel ana nun''!latns ,'n.
pIlsoansnt o. out teslo".clne9s oenc'nE taat
esety eI'1en o' Aansas WIS tHju1cu ano lnsu1E
ca IN lAe person o. VI. noy: anu hasln no
otnet Iemed! from 'nc anln6f't1es whose odty
IL IL YVES 20 pfotect as' scsotseu 10 oe1'es nith "
the only means leit to lis, and hnse executed
our purpose as follows;
Aas'ng waited until tue expiring oi the Tune
"a mh1ch sc we're tola legal remedy might oe
had, ano ahtictpatanG nr. 10y intncata1e re"
mosal 70 Inc fsniteanafy NJ 1cnsTSon Ghys "e
a1 once nfoceeaea 10 81 Joseph, no, whefe ne
WI conunea; a, Oss!toue o. 9ecat'ng US lg'sase
~aoa' o!ooosneo, possible & me toox suen pre-
cant:on IS ~oulu ,nost easny ea&t on. lPose;
t;, 1 1Se 1ronn ,hs LILY. ~ S.oo If @ ,c
a;,r PToss',. - ~ W lad rr,r;,s,.s
~ y. IT,, ~ ~, ;.; Tt,.t i.o
,das r. dnor" S a,,u ~ thrn,,Ut,
nSs S M n1. vt e. ": ~. ~ ioou4 s" ~ - A
.'u Assnt y: eta1e' .acte "as nsa' uouo.e
soo., ~. =. aou' ~ Sou uuSue ~ -.
c,ro,ovr ratLn- +hor v;o1enra i>nlt ian min,
,,trs hef;,re we arrived at tIc ;a;i the n;"ht
wn,ch ~ns tbcrr and nroused t,,s ;.,or w;tR n
rs,,o-, +t,,t hs had lssrd s,,ue ons ,oit;rg
srpnna ,,s Ill lie Ind ;uxt lcft hcfn,e .re ny.
arr;rod Tsrt of 'ur ,,,,;ehor srss.st o,;on.d O.
that .hsx .antd ~, hn ] saao rror, ,,.,s J,ns. %.
tnat taes con1a MOI ne seen from the oeors or
,s;t., ~. ,nda sc;na,r :" J ,nansc.d s ,s " anar.
60 ~ 1~o o1nefs. ho1olns hitn Us prisoner. IL
hao oech 80 oafE as tue nat1g came thFootsa 1he
ia .uIt uau :" hp s,ue Goss .ouSt e.. ~ ~
i;csf ,,ot;ca, So. ~ ha.rd s;onod ~ Sntnc
"'.. ..ce poe & WY ng ~ a.Ga usGu ond su., ou
sJ ~" ~ -, aS .So;- taM,rfs :, In
Passsu .ns pa4s y" ne'1 "11 'o"''"' ~ oA~
'uu pas ,sas' "ens on s,a,;,,.d ,,s,,;o,.d a,,oxe
yeH Tts ;s;ie- 1870 ~. ~ ,nrer r;n'
%e,r H." a"d .at.d ~! nanss ~ ouS onr h1ns;ness
H. s''d sss thsra a~s h,,t ..as ,,arsnns ~
Ia ~. s. ~ ,.a"s r-a. ~ ~
su.nna n,n. s a,:.so., ~. ~ bo-se',hcf
:," s' au' ~. ,,'saI L.. ,;,,.:" =
s .nas ~ s1aseI :ss. n.u' ,,,ssI 'u; H.,
n'ae s eas . ~" uao JIns u.".
outo.9e VI o Soeepu' ~ ~ Il. :
9uesa'1Ms. ~ "no eas 9na;. ""a .t' .os
| aoo1. "e en'sea 1eaans ~ 'oe p',so1es
bound between two oi our nnmber We Lad to
proceed through an apartmcnt-shence ato
passage. Here the jaiior stopped and asked
lew more questiops in order to satisfy himself.
lie scemed anxious to know TINT there were suf-
tcient reasons for the imprisonment OF the a.
legged horse-thlef. MeanwttlEe young man who
was in the building came from below, and pro-
ceedcd to the inner door. 1.-THE same time.
the other three Of our party entered and stood
in the room below, now daFk. The young mau
aud asked who it WIS. He was told that it was
, 1859-08-02

Wukx1zn i W11sox's Sxw1xo MAcaxEs.-We
prefer them for family use--N !. 7+idun<+
They are the fayosises for fanilies--N. r
Isma.
lucy are without riyal.-ScieatVfe AHna-t-
un.
They maintain the pre-eminence*-E T. Ep-
PFssf-
For AAa~ig, filling, tuek;ag and 9atA<r.ag
no statement u necessary, n their reputation
for successfully doing this work, has been fox
.osas time established.
All he iatsst Improvements, originated hI Tho
machine. GEoRas 4. Cn14snp1x. Geo1 Akt,
jY7-lmp 167 and 169 Lake street.