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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

THe EXODUS OF GREELEY. IIor ace Greel.
ey has issued his manifesto to the faithful,
announcing his intention to difFuse the bles-
sing Of his presence upon the benighted den.
izens Of Kansas, Utah and California. The
particulars and course Of bis route are maps
ped out by him as faithfully as ii he were an
Eastern satrap, and undoubtedly Massa
Greeley, as Bennett calls him, expects fully
as much homage from the faithful By all
means, o believers in Horace, give him your
Obsequions adulation fern your process
ions, light your torches, wave your banners
aud IRE your guns like Nise, be ready with
your funds to aid that unriyalled sheet, tue
Tribune. Bring out your children and let
them gaze upon that serene cOuntenance,
that in after years they may say to their of
spring 81 have looked upon Horace Greel
ey." We notice that Horace doesn't include
any portion Of the Slave States In his pro-
gramme Perhaps he has his reasons there
for Neither has he made any provision for
the safe being and welfare ofNew York do.
ring his absence. Well, a pleasant trip to
you, Horace may you escape the bloody
Border Ruiians and the trueulent Mormons,
and return more than ever impressed with
the belief that white man is % good as a
niger, if he only , .haVes himself.
NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

n@-We learn from the Kansas City
Journsl Of Commerce of the lst inst, a
citizen of Liberty, Kansas, named j. II.
Pratt, who left St. Louis on the 24th March
to so to st Joseph, has not yet been heard
Of He had with him when he left home
about $4,000, part drafts and part cash.
lie is known at Leavenworth and St. Jo-
seph, and has been engaged in the tanning
business until last winter, Any informa
tion in regard to him should be addressed
to E. $. Weldon, Kyger, Gallia county,
Ohio, where his family reside.
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b6-lt is stated that the fight between
Heenan and Sayers, for a purse and the
English belt, will not take place til next
spring. During the interval it is expected
that Heenan viii practice constantly with
John MOrrissey and Mr.. Ottignon. Since
the sparring exhibition for the beneiet of
the widow of Harrington, Morrissey and
Heenan have become warm friends If the
arrangements for fight between Heenan
and Sayers are completed, Morrissey intends
going to England with Heenan, and to sec
ond him in the ring. Meantime Uecnan is
airing himself in Boston, and is to give
sparring exhibition there on Friday of this
week, assisted by MOrrissey, who conquered
him at Long point, but who with the best
fellowship in the world, has agreed to 90
with his old antagonist to England, in case
he is to fight, to second him, if need be in
the English ring.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

ONO STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. The
Ohio State Teachers Convention will hold
its Eleventh Annual Meeting in this city
on the 9th and 7th of July. Hon Herman
Garfield, Of Medina county, will deliver the
opening address. Amaug the papers to be
read is one on the Diffusion of Knowl-
edge by John Hancock Principal of the
First intermediate School, Cincinnati. The
Executive Committee will meet here on the
9th of July
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

seS- The Wapello (lowa) Commercial says
that the scarcity Of all provisions in that re,
gioH, there being hardly any thing left but
corn, and tn At costing dollar a bushel, the
scarcity Of money and the difficulty of liv,
ing have created such feeling among the
poorer people that forcible seizure Of corn
wherever it can be had is net unlikely. Such
destitutiOn as this, only paralleled by that
Of the remote region Of Michigan year or
two ago, is remarkable in this country.
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pemocratio County convention

The Democrats Of Montgomery county are
hereby notified 10 meet 10 Mass Convention,
at Beckel Hall. IN Dayton. on saiurd' May
2lst, at 9 O'Clock, P. for The purpose Of ap.
pointing nine delegates and altsrnstes to the
Democratic State Convention. 10 he held at
Columbus on Thursday, May Goth. A foil at
tendance is requested from every Ward aud
Township. By order Of the Democratic Gem
trail Committee. BIN. AYREs, Chtn.
Tuus. +. TrREsHrs, Sec.
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Irving Fire Insurance Co.
INCORPORATED lsSi)
OFFICE, No. o, Wall street, N. ".
CASH CAPITAL. $4,000

Insurea buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Vessels
In Port and their CArgoeB, and other property
against loss or damage BY nre, on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
Mason Thompson, William Nelson, ,John b. lilly
err Castree, Vanderbilt L Buat0n, Benjamin j
Hart, John Shotwell, Abraham NJ Binlnger, Thomas
Christy, VIM Radford, John Komer, syivaHus 3
Ward, Charles Burhhalter, ID Al0nzO CuAhmAn, VIM
Oakley, John D More, John Hobby, VIM Jackson,
Adam Frazee, Alexander Mckenzie, Chas, stirliag
Joseph Rogers, John II Degfanw, David samson,
Peter Collins, stephen Wrays Wright Giilies, Da-
Vid Moses, Iolla Besson, Fredeftek Horribly, Cyrus
Knapp, Isaac Odell, Bella ). Squire william Corr
MAsoN THOMSON, President.
MARTIH 4. CROWELL, Secretary.
CHhA E. CLARKE, Agent,
APrls ciegg's Building Third IT,
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01rfhe Wheat Fields, 10 this county,
says the Tilhn Ohio Tribune, never looked
better at this season Oft year They are
covered BY thick luxuriant growth, beau
tifnl TO look upon and which, to the farmer,
Is suggestive Of visiOnS Of "peacsapd plsn-
ty' and release fEOE annoying creditors
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%. Silver dollars have become exeeod- |

1eA-SiIVer doIIars haYe become exeeed-
ingly rare A letter from San Francisco
states that their coinage is soon to be CONS
meneed at the mint 10 that city, This is
thought matter Of considerable importance
as il is hoped that the Chinese can be in,
duesd to take the American dollar instead
Of the Mexican, which, are at premium !;
and that by that means the discount on over
$1,000, 600 which amount of silver is annu-
ally exported to China, may be saved to the
merchants Of this country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

THs RS w Two BAD caorcEs.-A hard
choice was that TO which Mr. g. Brookner,
Of Dixon, ILL.,, was put the other day A
lreshss- had washed away the bauk Of the
stream on which his saw mill stood, and
threatened TO carry away the mill 80 plainly
that he set fire 70 tito save il. The explain
alton Of this strange choice Of a mode Of 10.
sing his mill is thai II It had washed away
the loss ola dam and bridge would have
followed, whereas the burning got tbs struO-
tnre ont Of the way without danger OF wash.
ing It up against either
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URe,dins Mit,sr on Essy psre..af

lA-For Locals, Telegraph, and other
matters Of interest and Information, sre
First and Fourth Pages.
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Attractive Sale!

n pursuance Of an order of the Superior
Court, within and for the county Of Montgom-
cry aud state Of Ohio, made at the Februaty term,
thereof, A. ID. 1863, In the case Of
Henry L. Brown, q Isaac ". Kiersted, Rxeoutors
and Trusteea OF George w. Smith, decd,
AGAINST
Sophia G. Kiersted, James NJ. Smith and others.
To me directed. will sell at public auction ON the
ground Immediately south and north of the Cinein-
nAu Freight and Passenger Depots, between the
hours Of and O'Clock, p. NJ, on
SATURDAY, MAY 2STH, 1859,
The following described Real Rstaie situate I'm the
city OF Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio. Being
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Chance for Business Investment.

WILL be sold cheap or exchanged for city
w property, "A stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries,
nearly new, together with the building two story
tame, situated In snail village near Dayton. Also
new dwelling house, containing six rooms, With
large barn and good orchard.
1ne stand is good one with a good run of husi-
ness and the goods all desirable This il rare oT-
portuuit where but little money is required.
CHAS. r.. CLARKE,
APRIL Zeal Estate Agent, Third street.
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Flax Mill for Sale.

THE large Mill built by the dayton Flax
90" with acres OF ground, is offered Tor sale,
at bargain.
II has all the machinery necessary for doing a
large business, complete and In good order, The
property will be sold on the most reasonable terms
on application to CHAS. h. CLARKE,
april Real Estate Agent, Third street.
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OUT LOT.

A FINE Lot on Steeles IIill, containing
"a ~ acres--1eautifully ituated-will be sold
cheap, on application TO
CHAS. n. CLARKE,
Aprl5 Real Estate Agent, Sd street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sale Of Valuable Real ns.ats.

-~-"NNS y ~NAN " NaAAAulo AAchA Ghtato.
IN pursuance Of q certain indenturs Of
a. trust estween DE Dayton, Nenla and Beipfe
Y. Thurman or lhe second part made the osth dsV
of January 1884, and recorded In the Rceordcr'a %
Mortgage Book T., pages Sea 52I 62s, b2b, hs0. 6si
S92 6sa, 63i, go, 63s Also, In the Recorders 6cc
Of Greens county, ohio, February 7th 1884 in hook
pages 21i, go 2le, 217, 21s no 2s0 9si 2s2 2ss
sSi, 2aa 29i, will Oief Tor sale the foliogina de-
scrlbcd Real Estate, ON
SATURDAY, JUNK iTH, 1859,
At the door OF the Court House In the city of DAY,
ton, between the hours Of and oiclock p a. 81
said dayi Lots In the city OF Dayton, MONTGOMERY
county aa9 state ol Ohio, numbered on the Revised
agsi, ASS ai9i ais2 5i33 ai1i subject 10 The rght
~ way ot SAID Dayton Nenia noiprs Rail R0ad
ieet fom the centre Of their
Also Lot In snid city Of Dayton aIsa clear Of any
Also part Of Lot numbered 100 In said citv of
Dayton, described ~ follows. being Bo feet In cth
on the south side OF sad in-lot aud iGk feet more
theproperty conveyed 20 4. Thresher, by q. furhin
oaugh, Dec 0, ists, and the property conve,ed by
= Bepre Rail Road Company, under SAID rr,isf
Deed 70 Sinton Means, being the west half oI thc
property described In No. OF the schedule of pro
ertyconneeied with said Trust Deed, npon which is
situate three story brick business house.
Also, me following Real Estate described In No.
70 Oi said Schedulel situated In Montgomery county
state Of Ohio, lying and being In section a. Town
ship 2, Range :, and described az follows Wis Re-
hihAAhh ~ tut nOtth-Neht corner OF PATTY New
combs one hundred acre lot thence soutb Z. . "
seven and two tenths poles TO stone in said Patty
NewcombA west line, thence north 7so som. W
lOlt -,Yul ana one-tcnth poles to a stone on the
south line Of 9TH street in the city OF Dayt0n thence
on the south line OF said 9Th street. ass H. three
poles TO stone ON the east line OF the corporation
0t SAID city OF Dayton, one pole to stake; thence
~. M r. siXty-tive 0ne hundFedths Of a pole 10
stone; thence south 7sIe Il thirty-eirht and nine
tenthH poles to the place Of beginning containing
one ana one-iorth acres, more or less. To be sold,
5u9sct 20 We right OF way OF said Day ton Xenia
me centre OF the present track each side which
includes all on the south siie OF the same.
A'soi Lotn numbered ten (tO) and thirteen ug in
Goudys addition TO the town Of XeniA, as recorded
IN Green county, and state Of Ohio subject 10 fbe
Road. F'' 'Ni'
Terms OF sa'e-0ne-third cash, one-third in six
months ana one-thlrd in twelve months, with In
sold. N f'NF0i'9
W. p. HUFFMAN, Trustee and Atty. In fact
for the Dayton, Xenia& BelpFe II. r. co.
apr20-d6wtt
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GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods !!
New, Novel, Elegant and Useful A large
lot of those indispensable articles Just re-

NUM- Nofeii hie6anJ ana USEFUL A large
lot of those indispensable articles just re-
ceiyed
The BOYS--that mischieyous class, who
tear their clothes-I have no doubt will call
and see me, as years of experience has
proved to them that can suit their juvenile
tastes; and if there is boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn nv
JACKETS and PANTS wish to see him,
aud thoroughly rcnoyate bis external apO
peaTanoe, by dressing him up in suit Of
my well-fitting garments Parents are re,
specifically invited to examine the goods
My stock of Gentlemens Wear is one of
of the most complete and beautiful in the
market Calland examine the latest Styles.
w. G. BREENE,
apr2- No. I, Main street; Dayton, Ohio.
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said Lots being on Eaker street, frontir
'lnnati Freight and Passenger Depots.
ALSO

hiAOOt
The north 49lI feet OF Lot No. IS, on Main
st, appraised at hOo m
The south S6 feet of Lot No. 29l on Main st.,
appraised at nm M
80 of of the west, and of the south 10 feet.
OF Lot No 50, fronting on the alley, ap-
praised at boo m
Lot No. e9s, being N East corner on Basin
and list sts, with large Frame Warehouse,
al. spprMaised Md soe At eoo l,26O,OO
back to Rail Road, with Miami FounderV
and Nla,hine shops, subject to an unex.
pired Lease to James M. Smith, appraised
q, AZ No ,oo LA, D-,-,. -, 10000
gar Factory,l on East side of Basln, near
LIST ST., appraised AZ 100 on
The terms of sale are; One-third cash in hand,
one-third in one year, and one-third in two years
from day OF Bale with interest on deferred nav
ments, TO be secured by mortgage on the premises
To be sold as the property Of the heirs Of George
w smith, deceased, by
HENRY l.. BROWN
Executor and Guardian,
aprls-dtt and Special Master Commissioner.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
L the name Of }. A, walters a Co, fn the Liauor
sud Grocery business Is this day dissolved by mu-
tnA consent. The business Of me late firm viii be
settled By j. A. Walters, Ofhia authorized agent ia
cob frehinEer. }. A. WALTERS 4 co.
bAyfpni may o, bs' mAye
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11


Another ANERlcAN SHOT IN Mexico
Among the prisoners taken by Miramon in
the battle Of the Cumbres, on the 9Th and
Sth ul.s says a private Pnebla letter "was
Mr.. Robert Osker, u native born. American
citizen lie died like a man, asking no ia
vor but pencil to write last word to his
wife, which was denied him, when, kneel-
ing down and pulling hls cap over his face,
he ordered them to fire. lie fell pierced
with five balls The order to kneel and GOV.
er his face was designed as an indignity."
Mr.. o., we are informed, says the New
oa Z" Pienyune, held captains commits
ai-a u "dia's army. During the Amer
lean oeea n years ago, he held the
office of Coz! 'oms at the port Of
Tam HeWs Mexican la.
dy q WI oonnec
tions Ia o.. Cra
The letter, which Is ai a -,
avoid bringing vengeance dow. ypoa
authors head, adds "Phe times are n.. i.
BILE here. There Is nothing to be dohe.-
Even the richest merchants are doing moth.
ing. Every thing is dead"
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MERCHANTS
Insurance Company,
OF Hartford, CONN.
Capital, $500, 900.

DIR CToR5.
Mark Howard,
s. Woodruff, (Prert. Woodruff 4 Beach l. Col
James Better, (of @, II. Northam & CO.
K. Roberts, (0f Keneys, Roberts 4 Goodwin.)
Guy h. Phelps, (Sec'y. Conn. Life Ins. co.,
Timoihy Sheldon, Contractor and Builder.)
james =. Foster, (Prest. Meoh's' Saw. Bank.)
Sidney A White, (of Spencer, White 4 Coz
Charles I. llillyer, (PIeit. Charter Oak Bank.)
Elijah II, Owen, (Of Day, Owen a Coz
Homer Blanchard, (0f IL. Blanchard x Co..
Richard d. lIabbard, Estate Attorney.)
NJ. NJ. Merriman, (of J. & M. Merriman.)
William l.. Collins, (0f Collins, Brothers 4 Co..
W. II. d. Calender, Cashier Of State Bank)
MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
y, THOMAS LORDELL, sec'y.
Applications received by
CHAs. L. CLARKE, Agent,
Third street. Dayton, ohio.
Would refer to
NJ B. Darst, Esq. (of Darst & Herehelrode.
John Lytle, Esq ,(of Perrine, Lytle q Shaw.
and other merchants, who are eequainted with the
business men of Hartford. mh2d
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HIGH PRICES

AS have been demanded by other machines,
to use all The means in lis power.to lct,the
fuhho know that they can get as good
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| slag }5sr q d,
Monday Morning. May . 1852
Cleared saturday.
dianola. @ B Payne
Steamer Gray Clond, Flanders, for Sabine Pass
Ship Clifton. williams, for New York,
Ship orozimbo, Folsom, for Boston,
Bark waverly, Thompson, for Boston,
Brem Bark Delius, APPLE, for Fleetwood,
Baxter, Lowell Aco
Bark Gambia, Stein, for Matanzas,
Goldenbow Il Lesparre
Sard'n Bark Peicano, Deprela, for Lebaurne,
W Prehn &co
Brig A A Chapman, Laurent, for Havana, s Plassan
Mex Schr Arrogante, Escalza, for Sisal,
schr A Braun, Main, for Apalachicola.
Schr Hornet, Mack, for Pensacola, Egan King
Arrived Saturday and Yesterday.
Steamship Coatzacoalcos, Wilson, from Mnatitlan,
4th inst, to La Tehuantepec Co. LIST dist.
Steamship Arizona, Dennison, from Brazos Santiago
Sd via lndianola 4th instant to Payne.
LIST district.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, from Indianola and Gal
=, weston 9Th inst, to G Payne. LIST dist.
Ship Cerro Gordo Randall 20 days from Baltimore to
b Bass. Sd dist 40.
Ship Hayelock Snow, 20 days from Boston to master
Ship St Louis, Hoyt l6 days from New York, to A
Cohen. I'd dist "a.
Ship Emily Hall, Sawyer, from Liverpool, March
I'd to master. LIST dist.
Ship Kearsage, Leavitt, from Hayre, 18th March,
to Baxter, Lowell &co. .4th dist So.
Schr Enphemia, Mccormick, 4 days from Ruatan
Island to master. point.
Arrivals at ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
schr independence, from Biloxi.
Schr Celeste, from Biloxi.
Schr Anna, from Biloxi.
Schr Vigilaut, from Biloxi.
Echr Octavia, from jacksonville.
Steamboats,.
]. Woodford, Irwin, from Louisville.
New Falls City, Woods, from St Louis.
Or Burlington, Moore, from Camden.
Gross Tete, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Grand Duke, Apologize, from Vicksburg.
Red Chief, Shute, from Ouachita River.
Belfast, Wray, from Memphis
Judge Porter Beard, from Attakapas
Jas johnson, johnson, from Nashville
Queen Of the West, Wade, from Cincinnati
Capitol, Clark, from Memphis.
Ceres, Labarthe, from st Martinsville.
Baker, Smith, from Attakapas
Towboat Anglo-Saxon, Grant, from the passes . .
towed down and to sea on the 3Oth ult, ships
Resale and Old England. brought up ship
~ Kearsage.
Towboat Vanderbilt, Lambert, from the passes. !.
brought up ship Emily A Hall.
rowboat Mobile, Beals, from the passes .. towed
down and to sea on the 9Th inst, bark Chris |
tof Colombo, brig Paqnet de Tampico and schr |
Jacinto. brought up ship st Louis.
Towboat Mary Kingsland, Phillips, from the passes
towed down and to sea on the LIST inst ships |
Margaret Sirius brought up ships Haveock |
and Cerro Gordo, schr Euphemia.
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~ RS xAsIoHAL LIxR.

=. nav s.--Ap extensive steamboat con
S sess.sred here thin norp,np ~ 20. !,
- sptirely deytroyed. and ,ome thirty o.hsr,
n Y eulapsd he names, which were 81 liz mo-
z ssaiscter. The following ara tha Mans 4
Il 1I 1snas toealIy destovea. Ham, C-.r I.n
-. Council Bluifs. J..' wood 4 q Cam Dat,
4 1870. Crsmopa. Commercs :, .ns p.n N,
N6AGe commenced onboard Of the Henry Graf. and
\ G1n asead with fearful rspidity. communicating
4 - . IL other, y
0s1shs which had arrived herr 81 he Penn.
i = Ihnroad for The West. and on board Of the
4 -, reterpinc savsa thirtv cther steamboats
e 1wupnisx Them away and al If danger II lie fire
) = intsnse nm ~ prevailing he whole
N. a. bo.ts onps,ned havinw but little on
y
- vsteAoqsgs T. u vicinity were threatened
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Morrison &co. .Peet, simms &co M Brady AGO.
Laughlin. i. Eaton l. Henderson. j II &1N
Marks Nco. x Lambert. Holmes & Clauss. Thorp,
McCray &co. "A ID Grief eco. C Buddecke &co.
CO. j Fischer It A Sarrazin. Logan l. Murray.
j Carter and order
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-. S iran dtd You know that the United States
Ss 1es1 IN me habit Of encouraging and acknow
~ aor'ss What kind Of tories ~ "Terrto
Asssses and make you pay for them : s''NA 'D'
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Per steamship Texas, from Indianoia and Calves
TOM Smith and lady, Mrs Mcneil, Miss Brown,
Miss Trecker, Miss Bohanan, Mrs Payne and serv't
Mrs Proctor, Mrs Heard. A 7 Lynn and lady NJ
Tevis and lady, Mrs 81 Hanna, Mrs Mays Evans
and lady. Howell lady and child, Vanbbber and lady
Morris and lady s Aston and lady, Messrs Baker,
Halston, Jordan, N Harroll, Watson, T @ Brad.
ander, G Burke, Rucker, Taylor, Wilson, Laurence
Heard, Walker, Brown, Brentnel, G s Brown, Bird,
Key, Kirth, Horris, W Rowley, 7 Jones, Ranick,
B Foster, Jones, Mcfarland G ] Booth,
sheirburn, Cochran, MrCarchy, Fl Fairchild, s L
Jump, Edwards, Snodgrass, y on deck.
Per ship Kearsage, from Havre-l2O in steerage.
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FsoN PIkE's PEAk.--A recent number Of the ST
1sseph Journal says:

70 understand that a Mr.. Worries, cousin to the
ssaA Worries Of this city and whose mother resides
x Gentryve, arrived in this city few DAYS since.
seEecs rom the Pixies Peak and Cherry Creek gold
nls1sz MI. Worries is an old miner, having emigrated
lAiliornia IN the spring Of 49, and followed min
Y mat auriferous region for period Of nearly
- PEARS, until November last, when he went to the
1skes Peak mines in company with a few other Old
1na seekers from Stockton, Cal.
On arriving in the vicinity of Pixies Peak, thew
Anek their stakes and went Immediately to work
nlhng their mining district Stockton after Stockton
California. Mr.. Worries states that he prospected al
1.Ongh New Stockton mines, and found gold eyery
Were in abundance. He dug down distance of
s.gnteen feet until he came to solid bed Of rock
hai1g shot gold the entire distance. Mr. v. states
- be took out as high as SIS in one day, and the
III to the man. = - - w. w "-e
AZ the time Of his leaving, the Mexcans and In.
were me principal ones engaged in mining, the
"a being generally engaged in prospecting
~ isylng on town sites He will leave this CITY on
1asy next ior the Pixies Peak region. taking ont
~, ~ nn ABOUT NIFTY head Of mich cows. and leayng
- D, s'ae q the Missouri river forever.
:nnuefstand that MIR. Worries owns large rancho
e SaiiIornia, is q pioneer Of great experience and
ean be placed. 80 sne u''Aos' romance
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10y dear Polly, am surprised at your taste IN
sf1ng another woman's hair said Smith ta h ~
se. my dear Billy, am equally astonished that has
~ persist ~ wearing another Sleeps wool On YOUR
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Memoranda,

~ Capt Hoyt, of the ship St Louis, from New
York, reports was, the 10Th April off Hole in the
Wall, in company with ship Mary Merrill of Port
land. On the LIST May passed steamship at anchor
near Orange Key.
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Running Time from Memphis
To TN. fnitnu;pt, ,ia,ag

THE LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays excepedl 75 A. NJ CON
meeting closely and with ceruiny Mobile Ohio and
the Illinois Central Railroads, and with the Ohio Ms
sippi to-
ST. LOUIS
LOUISVILLE,
CINCINNATI,
CHICAGO,
DETROIT,
SUSPENSION BRIDGE,
NIAGARA FALLS,
BUFFALO,
INDIANAPOLIS,
CLEVELAND.
PITTSBURG,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
WASH SGTON,
NEW YORK, ETC., ETC..
connecting also with the HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
RAILROAD