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, 1859-11-01

MASTERS SA1.E-State OF Hi
lf1 nols C..ok Countv. S3.-Crruit Co,rt Of took
E.sa i. Viii. CLr.ti4a Will 1.saua r Nakec, esal
Public nrtct ts h b. gwen tha: L. Pine kteer.
M.,ter IN rh>uerry tos crutv. vii! In tut,uane Ut
detses e7rx*-t n a4h' cause the q! September
l' ri! =. paa'!e aaca table hshs. biits tst e,ah at
the n"ff re" the emit 'use in the cy Of Chslxr,
Cunntr of Cook cn the .4,h ~ q Sovsn IT,
a. D. l3. ucrck Ia the fureo0n "f sat day. pa'l
e me *~ss bur of ,ne sasef q '*ea sh,ttv-
t<ea 4}. u tns mi principal mestlan- ytns 1st If
the be.ush u tnu thHn, liver. anil ,h~ wt Ine
irnet-g sail riser, being .at tAh paEtE 1t .Ad
Of Ia eera pssta!.n suit to tts I'D A!caAe!
ttondeh Il the February Tenn Of tie Gek C5uziy ftuFr
Of COMMON Pies H. b. ls:9 whe.en the A,'t Michael
Huu a<t 4ues and P3t1tck OBten pa.eN- e-ceEt
!cx from the sd aocse dese.tetd he aoEtA th!ec
nj Of std parcel Of ac ac1, th~ sad 1t.e
directly s.u'h Of IN eass and ess suaar "a a.
ii vlta The north boundary IT n sectap f'0r chalk" and
pats.,sxen ar sash fon wild north h4ndaEJ Q. Nd
esd by Aa h<ntr. to X. II. I!"nEh ard o'heT. Per
Grx1 jas- Nay 18th. 1tI. !tertd in the ONE Of ht
curts- u C0k Coattr. bo"k II Of e~<l ixe ssf The
parcel II land rboSe advertised fnr sse enutalanx
o. less peF ps in the proceedings IN
PARTITION in E.;t tuek Geua,y tti1s Of tommoa f!eas
afufsl resFse, tuch posirn thsr."t al' be
Aa make The MONEY du- u7oa -s decree Interest ami
e,,sts. L. q. PAINE FKEER,
Ns1sr 10 shaceesY Of Couk COUNTY.
, 1859-11-01

Tkt SrEtS Eu;r- !.

| III - Lr4 > s~eA4E.- y Hlit-- Il
Il tslssv <*.n 'ta' %At.a. :. Ia iea o.d I.nuia
Jtoks. his wfs sae.; e*t4n pssd .: rf;s s4.eatsa
ths nlasts ~ = July. D. ls.9 an5 se.arisd IL
15s Rs:etaen. nS: Gaas = q G.. Csp.ty aa r R.eod
.taed :: II:sts ~ zteta 80 7e E..eaastr
;ota .o1 e~t9ty,cns & hsaa:sd ps:Lt. rteearly
tenor and etc AID defsu,t hs.us BEN aact4
tho payment Of d PronlHefy Sese and laa-.se q cd
ax To il eject. other~ise, appncal,a Of ID
a1nd a!iea, tts raJes ct al;d Note ns1tvned u nd
Ts Dtsu md he le1s1 hoksr thet sof aa pu.au.
u 1osts.ous of sd Trua Dted a1d ~ virtue
p7Wer AID authority cotfezet upon ne - such Tsc&
se4 II public saeon II Tie nofto docr q sLs GHu't
Horse. In the CITY af Chicago In tbs StAie NJ trt!A
taehl;nest 5lder eor e4h onaATURuAy. tas l:1a d1y
Z srertev. a. D. l5:t. nj U o'clock u a,sa tsy.
81: III" psezses dss.s<I IN snL Trust bx+d A. tollosA
>asdls Number s ta III u. Laeis Eabvss4oo Of ess
o's ~ ard thrr=tuEsh. Il hk Eus ~ II block
i~c1sc IN In !raetona s<r ti1 addition "
aau tow &:tcuar!y dacFthsI on
'ac ruth ne of couxess street AMI the ea.s ae q ~
'xntre Fna1 aLry runnla4 snu suta on "a line d
us. ne aaas!eI f. lo1 u<n. sa1 IN; 1.s W ket
thence ansth lae pa eI with ihe aid eaAt AnA 70
fAsnce vrSt to The Of hcklnhux sub
seetto uet Of Fta.t 4Atl John ltaA& An1
wife to =. Perry The .a.1 18TH If July l.: ..
3sd T. ,.cai the pyenf of Ut Sx thousand Dol
Ia 2nd Interest N,sts lit srep SQeht,oned-
CHARLES b. HO>AER, Ts1s4e4.
AfaA} hk $1Ef dax nFr n
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NuE ADIES' 1tEn1cA1

TN f L AIDES MEDICAL
= glide and Matiaze Fhe,c. Al Instructive tr.A,;,
stem aI.s:sses of fenalts aud cIlc tie Tulrt 4c
scientifically considered in r.fer. hrath trauty y i
the F'na Toilet witt k fuuad uselu &ud IL
tsaet4ve. IT. s1e snany eusous faca be bta,ed
it'. auy atltr ~ilc wing Remedies fAr e.,;!f,
snE hc skln Ae tLat We been cd approved Ey
man laies ot hEh rank End fal in sis pats af tue
~nt1d. For sale Ly sc. C.GKTGCS {'.t
, 1859-11-01
&TATE OF ILLINOIS, County o

- EGnE S.S.-Supt.sor Cour. at Chicago. Hore ut<r
Isr. lss, b.tkson a.sou Jane. A.C7vtont, 1ohu
y. xon Psrsy \. vi ~. John ~ Crawford. A:tHsn
Er4 tu: Gtcrre W. CtA~fus3 sanutl u1s arI John
1ytr--ln ClIaIr%sy.
AttAsis II the on-resdtnee Of James i. crat:orf.
Perry s. Wilbur. Johu ". CrAwsu. Al lnder c1a~t.rl
aud tiecrst W. csaxosd. nve IT he defendants asov-
E1st hAEtn- tn tsd Ia t4r III VI tse C!erx Of aad
-: aass \; cra+tsea. Ferry l. Wilbur, John u. csaw
ton1 .sexaaes and George ". CrsxaFa That
u thancsrs Ar taess.f m ske s AeY Of Oe.oets ISL
~ LAT .naa9ns ths1su2nn sasi oas Of sad cyust
tsseaher n-it- le;s, - hy ~ required
Wlaa:. jo.a it. Iiaxi1sd. GA:e1aster IsaxtotI and
GtF:v t@'o:d ~! persona y ee sna appear cst.se
ds:t DAY u tile thereof to BE- hodea Al Chicago
10 Couay. on t.. drst toadA af Noventtr lss9 and
n!e1f, lea1ur to the ii coup anaats tE os
eo:apant. tie and II and th.aks therein
charged .t sist vii be ken confessed ana trtfee
clesed t<t yus according ~ the payer Ut @A't tl
WAITER klABALI. CLERK.
, 1859-11-01

IL Stakes Of As.<e. Nos1het,. D.str.t Of Eur.. >-
% M lss.e. IL si y ill.,. r pa
dS. jeta v. Sieh~aA John shrpAttA'n. Z. bens'tst.
;lasss H. Ganet't 1ras wosasai7 = ~. Wss'sn r..
ra:s rs.:es j. ie.e.r x'rea ha. l. ). TI4.a Aeal.oa
s,: i Il sa a9e3 st, u H +. n ep
caSe. t!r 18th ay " >tSt.uh A. d. l,5s IN 1sit
). s%s ss 1 III a15 s Il, 5*! s:4;: t. IL
TEN rn dIssif N.sr..ter.A y. ISL. It ten .tsf*k IN
IT, s :: X: as;,A i 3s. Z
"f no: ~ right t:e md Interest as Receiver At Il
i t. l. IN ss vim h " p:, y e
gunner IN y, IT ee;c1 .s,. :oxu s+yea 10
ss'ss ssss If u ~ u t.s'
quarter l. - VI .rtts T. ~, texcnu'.
s1x ,1: II: a.; u e <ss
t.e i, txeL.y eeh, lo~n rxh. =. ..
n;. e1 i:. :tt a ~: .s II @ i., " c.i.x aat.
i tiraa. csa:ty wI.so;p A. The ~r' sr.e'"Sal . -,
ass:hwss, fcsstuua! l.: Of he ..eslwe>t saa..<'
u s"~a III l., Sun.r - u:asty ;is4 ssas W, NH :;
1a;:e ~. = = ~, s',.,;nF or hn dr ,' ad ~,
Is In NJ & t: i S.e s:.. - xs.s..e @ sy IL le
s'ie"f Iu~t a:-u ts ~u'sut.t auaef Of Ire - ns:'
u IT, q :'Ss ts'st u .
fur .sHa lie 9TH cast l1Istsf ufeL" L.
III. e. i, lu:.. VI ra.zr nrn,' r. "a
nrtt.r wts Of the nf.1 rtne r.. n<s'an w sh r.
j. H. iua IL Castx. r ts-ta.. II br1nx :un,cd
twrr.r4 ~ i liz at*,ve Described misses
I'D Ltts.~ .at t-t etuat. t.La} Ia
Tx I.ua Ain "t nrt4htr Eve Il, IN til"
trs III III. alpi1. 1h~tx. In the slk~ ii
t':yry;!r aI ihI nLstir dt,i VI lot nhnll+f
.,.n :os 'ut.~r f"r ~ In the s!Ia<= IT fay "fs!lt
tin: .tua"i u ths C",.@ty et fase,r i
Ais va:iat, se. :uaas ID .rd .tass est.tn
~ fnett. d.r.. in f4y U: +. H. ts4ut+r AnG
fo:a,'ae tA:t the IT a III and which b
x1.uiL. hs l1ce Ut Unw Fu r.. Attune3.. No.
Metist4list EhuFrh Hi,xt.
All tns fos~rt.e 81 pnr+.y beine the rrmGn
der OF the .sts II hu!es II. tH'<rt and True Wood
td1 TIC :E,t+ If undersigned Kte.!yer 2Stysad
II. atoye ~ h. bc cIrmpgors the hKnesl otdrr 10;
t-l<h, j. T4LDES A0ELTON. KecrvtE. &c.
, 1859-11-01
l. c
Nastsf u cazaeesy Ct Cuok ccurty.
J-hsesen 1esfksr iAth. f6sA ee1tx6e2 4


MASTERY 5 SALE.-Statc Of 1lli-
z3-E. tasnGes,. A*rd u. Waterman ~. A!suIo v.
Er:y a:c hsr.. Bill III fekecc+a Most:a&e-
FIo.ie s herthy kren thar In pus4 Of ts
e.ess or tnfetrd in the .huv~ snt caI-r On TIE third
t.y ot Auk1A 4 D. la:t Ira seo;, MAasr n q 'neey
of the .uf uus u h1&d. ~Al. the nurh tar "
Nnrrrner r. 65a st ce OK IN The !nfyton sad
Gay. s- II F1te .tsun. n ie h!she t!kF fnr e7s
O. Ia The IouIt: aat :asa nnostHit. tha to wing C.
sedt x. r-1l es:ztr :ch aefeof may r.
md tn x The rst h..T Of TIE acrtheSt ~ ter
sn ~ aossh sess garter q eoa ~, s.eta - town.
=: he ~. ~, Q: rs ax=,s Y.4ts.s q SECTION
tx@rIetv esh township Thirty ut nosth. rxoxe
tk.s-rsu III xa*t, eeGaInnx IN Al thr+e husdrrd aud
txens aefa Of ha he rs .:Hs r. r Of !e's all q sad
Coanty of Coos, N: stase cf ll1ao:s.
MaNer!a rha1cery The Snr4Isot Ca.14 at ChIazn
, 1859-11-01

~ havEe bcvn maix In the pay Of certain Ra!
- ~ @ IT.: nraxe n;a'ls u ;xsss1tsrl
dr. Iay If takust. ISL. q. u. fu Erc the n I'd s4y u:
AE.at sst aud ftc"Fied in tue EseFtsrs uaeA In ami
mortgages e,Il.ea- page ~ and teLk uf Tie Ll's and
rrr7ls IrsGzih ard in which mortgage Nt
Butt jer.:d trE an,. fE liz. pSnal IF T~u
Ihra.aa lt". a'!t.Ducd fur The n=ti 1.-THE ase
LAM, William r. Hc II. ahen. his executor, au2..iEk
tus. " ,i.as Of .se su, # r- thn>A Il ,1!ar<, With
iesess t at per au.u1 in cuEtcss faads In tie
cry IT New York.
$uw therefore pu.ie ne,cr t. hersfy :.ysH that ~
ssue VI The arr os xe IN .ai entalrei. ard
Fr;hv 2i:po.e therein eli, Gxe, will se At put,ic
tin 4: The ln, :urs II he E.urt Hl,s III thr civ II
Chak in the CauntV and s!ase asrts4d IL the high II
tIer tut ociek i the foEeann SATURDAY,
The third d.: II rseulh.r The A4as d. ne+.tn
Mht.1st VIZ IT, real es'te .iluAte .;nk 4Ai hvAK i1
County If n<x slte IT Hin x ..e:r ha.!
.,u.As quarter "f srEaN Nj. ttI In own.h:p
tai: u ranxr thirteen .LsI tat VI the thiri
aad oil benefit ard tlnty II redemption Of the tait
ual.e1 Aellsny h. heirs mt Ass1en. III The sue.
WILLIAM +. MtCl.ENAIiAS. YoEtEakes.
JArt. Any. y
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS &C o k
kJ&.ornry-crrna Court Of Cask Tcnatv Chancrrv.
Aired Il. UxYt, ~. VIII IN II. WArteF. It A1-Fur

AIRED T. HeJt- -. w1n4m Il. wArtt1. It A.-For
Frtee1o41Ee.
PTtHr rn,er hr:ry s:vta k1s T. L. e. P.:te Fre~r
A4.se:ta taaneey for C"k os,nty. SITE llir o. viii
Ia usararee ord and xataze; In the Ahose
tt,te. e.use, ttil ~ e zu>tina II Ito hixhe. ~.
fnr eas The oh dats Of The uu.t u- IL tho tiff
Of CLIsa. c,';lt1 n >'af- = ..:t Ill the fit "
aaz ce,t.ite.l l4nt IN the es Co.k
Aforesaid wit he .naih qnane .f section twxa
.ute.n 40. :: ibid .nnepa1 Ner dssa A.o, H.
r., 8. tas ,,st-aN ca ter pt Sesis thirty liz
Al. ,he <s h,f u sas zos .a*s 4uDte q Set en t
,txottA Ia Tow nsn:p a.d Ka7Ee EAst afoFtta'd
r;l:h lie col may neeAsiary u.ke h
u?7 tac lnie and eo.tA Sa!~ Aale b mace
IN Il day If November. A. D. Is.9 orluek l.
ttr ls5enunn Of raid day.
l. C. PAINE FKEER,
, 1859-11-01

DOCK RIVER SEMINARY.
IL l. LncATED AT

MT. NORRIS, OGLE co.,
About Egbt Miles Exit Of Poo the nearrs. staon On
tit I1!ao . Central E4lsuaa.
G;.ee to III, Mesri1. ''''" "e=' Wv @"A '1oA A''n
In C"ese, xn ms;y eher n*ttu and n.s a1.ssh
e. This t.tt'u:nu L.. Just cr--I tn nueeen yra. "
es M 0S X.
Is';. J., Il, a., aolsnf s@osii saas, b. ,.sa ~
Asmc. As,1toush Ceicsa C"urse Is pars!ed; L.cits
savae md :sstn,s ;s"a p"a For the Course
lv did into three terms the Fal Term c,nm.nexs ths
4 o.. .Ssk M Wsr ss
the Aih Monday 10 NoErmter aud continue. Nf
tss r ~ d. d Hss n hs ahs
nuca n:tecu weaEa 4ueccstd by Va atioa VI eight
S,INAL cLAss1A Ts.es.s' t:i1:; Is tonsa. -h!cA
ss !, 10, ns 19rs 32. ..9n M
EXrES SsEs.
Tuition IN Common sl.. usaAes'es. Win:er and
rulioa u htsaes :' bfnce: ME: and sa,ner
uu,t:aa :s iias :ts Gai;. Including
s Use e. 'nst GntA' f.n IT., rtsn Il g
F,enes. G<rsae ie' rtw ps1 isn Zach ! 40
ss1;s ia Il JILL ias;uiias i:9ca E.ai aal Fuini
1neianiai: 10 :ssty sipsn::: II J.;: csues. sweep
Ing Nal's. Htll ti-= ug, warml1; Recitation
~; hce.' en- sss. u,. Es ~ taar' Wrs9 aeo
Yoans Laae, r.. !s..ta s. 3.s;ss!ax and
no.,a fasi II: $ents.s i;asn Kent ;n Tnl:isn IN
ss=i[as Il tae aa furnish their own lshe f5at. !;
nsls .ad If lug Books. stationery furnished II eas
f.nS %sta q l. rom e. e. y
& sasn ID, :,
szas ts = M "a
, 1859-11-01
E#" Fact Number One c,-That Ch1is-

EE V3Ct NumDer OuC.- nat ChllS-
taao:"'s Ercenr Dr' has recently heea aus.,1ca bY
DrCh,.oa the 6:sf chcis In America. 1Ic pfopouues
the nye aa4I4;.'x A"r7t'<s* 10 the I1alr and Skln
FACT NUMBER TxO
The cels'or Dye u srtananepus In It's effects; produces
the de'ica eocE, wea i ndstlnE ishabc fon, that Of
n.urc; and acuy ssrnEh aud lnrIgora,es the balr
Ttls f.cs Is scAa'ashei hy compctcn. adDdavI,a.
FACT NUMBER THREE.
The AaleAof the Ire lave Increased hundred PER cent
IN one .sas. and every s:rcabe and ha dresser
fnta!t ncet1a1y k.. standard article Sold
tswhert. and applied by ali 1la!r Dscs.ess Cs4.irn,
NJ. AstH Nou.r New York. 4cif,lMd&w
, 1859-11-01
Guhotegult D1useH-
EOA1ETHING VIII!
~ NITChELL'3 PATENT
1IctaliiC TiDDcd Boot and Shoe.

a1ctallic Tipped Boot and Shoe.
Au Las bee2 applied 10 Boots and Shoety
~hic1, Greet savtrkia Efrsase Is made. Every H,o:
a Shoe OsAer knuwA;h,s tnsl.r.a wca1 out A. the
shoe in four TO iI wetk1 aud tbat
Il sa. 'tLe ltle1 tie ski isi 41aflstu..rst us:e
this 4!1:any.
TAG "EIEEALLIC TIP"
mee,sy! .-ero:ne. IT, A .aa piece CT coppes |. ne.ty
ta,r4 Ii ts i,s uf the Hi asorllux compete
il, darz the .ort the most artr
c,a:e ssau,per ine1sctualto to Kick .. wear it out.
VIC prIs Tia reatlsn wtatae fullest kcow.e'Ee o.
aat ez;e!e.ee in t. Practical E!ty. u4:ir5 nov II.
ht IT, Ii rln: merits A:taal; Oh
j u:h Il cs-l1 pssy X h:uolt .Ea:nss Il. TIE ac-
.n,n- which IT s't ala:s hun
t;tas .. ota I'll al 1rlaatlv eor,soa:e. We hare
i:es;ta:oa ia k1rax Melar peI >foc Il deA
tIet eutir-y ced. for Cktea at fzu. the old
ssr'c: An consIe. T. mo:.rate .t.te,artt. that
aIe Mtt1ltie rps Will tree pats of
tr iii .sye. MlzuSa sAya Of Erary tEo t4iEts it the
expeIsc cfshees.
MEsSRS. WADSW0c1H AXD WELLS,
UF CHICAGO.
HAve ben appointed Aeests fnr The 1t tue }oots and
:h. I'd atu authorized 10 dpeFt .. Tn~n aud County
HeEts.
t".n:nunea1tozs addree*edso thea OF tie edrsssr
viii reeeye proper att :sa1c.
45 aaG = wa..stt. M i. eon, Mas.
.E-Th!- tnrcEtI,n Is e,sa2 p:n.ect'on TIN. tte
r7tti: "f the Erate gaeA aad !. especially adapted 10
;--. H ac1 all a.cl3a Ias which part c1.a..y e1pose
tLr lac u the bout shoe to a~s. o: ja:c61.tv
, 1859-11-01

4 Won FIRE BRICK, FIRE
IA CLAY. Eapo'a Brick a7d Tile for ,ke st Is! ~
T4&Strston tTreet, Ch'casa-1n.
No Brick from 10 to 80 per thoux,nd aceosdnk to
quAntikr takeE.
oe3aa143 dly JOSEPH SNfTa, Agent.
, 1859-11-01

[EU. T. ABBE1 I, 136 1-aae Sc.
~ 1pcort,fr I. r,s!'ss H7aut,cta.. Z a,n .na @
ra!. klhea, KevovesA bowie kulvea, fth <SE<
s1< 1;exs, ;ex rs-as.' sass G.p'' ttacpE - f.
{stae :, xhfa mads 70 ories. Kc7A1tnS doS-
II best uE4nnef anl af17nte.t. x
a<entf r H .xsrt'A PaVdef hAD3
, 1859-11-01

sHaRrs AND COLTS nIEL e. %
f,;,i - piSTOr@. lIUSIE KSiVkS: NAD
sl,n ai.rse aa-or1Eaent Of TARGET and oshts T4%
Nses, bot Gao.. sea nd ,s;h: sshef aPF.7t9. e t.F
-es5e7iy D. EATON i ~.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-08
Ey Overland HAIL.

ST. LOUIS. May so
Tie Overland mail arrived last night. The
news is unimportaut. \ letter from Fort
Belkuap dated 22d inst. says that the express
train haG just arrived from Camp Radzimiski,
bringing the report that Maj. Van Horn had
a fight with the Northern Camanches at the
fork of the Arkansas river, on the 10Th,
killing fifty and taking thirty-si prisoners.
Two soldiers were killed and several wound
ed, among the latter Lieut.. Lee, and Capt.
Smith The letter also says that three or
four hundred Texans were encamped twenty
miles below the Brazos on the Indian Reserve
with the intention OF attacking the Reserve
Indians Much excitement prevailed.
The Grst lot of new crop wheat sold yester-
day to \. ". Fagin for FIVE dollars per
bushel. The wheat was raised by Dr.. Dock
ney, Of Desato county Missouri.
The A''ieonjan published at Tubac. in
Arizona Territory, Gle of which has be, n
received, contains the proceedings of a meet
ing held in Arizona city. on the Sth. at
which expressions of strong disapprobation of
the course of Congress towards Arizona were
made. as well as an urgent request for the
cooperation of the citizens throughout the
Territory, with view to establish and
maintain an Independent government
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-08
From 3F asslington.

WASHINGTON, Jane The President
has issued proclamation for the sale of
public lands in Iowa commencing a. Fort
Dodge the Goth September, and at Sioux
City the 3D. October; they are IN the north
western part of Iowa, at the head of the Des
MoiDes river and its tributaries.
Passed Assistant Sergent Howitz mas been
ordered to the Bureau Of Medicine and Sur
gerry as Assistant Chief of that Bureau
Surgeon Delaney and Assistant Surgeon
Kiudleberger have been ordered to the San
.J1cinto.
The steamer Roanoke will, it is said, bring
the japanese Commissioners from Paraua
to New York.
Commander Porter will leave in the stea-
mer of the 26th. to take command of the
sloop- war ST IHJrgs, now at Panama
Captain Dahlgrecn. having, by order of
the Chief Bureau of Ordnance aud Hydro
graphy, examined and tested JoSlyn's breach
loading carbine officially reports that this
style of arms commends itself to the test Of
the service. the only objection being the
shOrtDess Of the barrel
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-08
Four Days Later from California.

INDIAN OUTRAGEs-LATER FROM ARIZONA,
ST.. LOUIS, June The Overland Mail
which left California on the 18th ult., reached
Jefferson City at noon to-day, and is due
here at 10 o'clock tonight.
The advices furnished are four days later.
There was no news of Importance.
There was a fair business doing at San
Francisco. The demand from the interior
is Increasing.
The mining news continues to oe of a fa-
yorable character.
The Steamer Santa Cruz had arrived at
San Francisco, from Mazatlan, with $685.
900 in specie, aud So Mexican officers, who
had been banished by the Liberals
The mail brings intelligence that eight
white men who were proprecting for silver
mines near Honey Lake. has been killed by
the Indians.
The house of Gel Stevenson, at Red Bluffs
was burned on the 1th ult and Mrs Ste
venson, another woman, and five children,
perished in the flames.
The A.i=onian, of the 10Th ult is filled
with the accounts of outrages committed by a
band of Regulators who had driven all the
Mexicans from Senorita Valley, and commit
ted several murders. The Americans at
Tubac has publicly denounced the outrages.
and company of troops had been detailed
from Fort Buchanan to suppress further pro-
ceedings.
SHIP News The Ships CoquimLo for
Melbourne, Dragoon for Calcutta, barque
kendnglen sailed from San Francisco be-
tween the 9th and the 18th ult
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Excitement at st. louisa Riot APP
prenende ed---IIiEitaryO Out.

ST. LOUIS, June An intense excite
ment prevailed to-day among all classes of
our citizens. growing out of the shooting of
Mr.. Charless. this morning. by j. W.
Thornton. About noon some two or three
thousand persons repaired to the jail, with
the avowed purpose of forcibly taking ont the
prisoner, and hanging him. Through the
exertions of the police, and the influence of
several prominent citizens, the excitement
was somewhat allayed, and the majority of
the crowd prevailed upon to disperse.
A squad of excited men, however. fingered
around the Jail all the afternoon, and ira
versed the streets threatening vengeance upon
the culprit. To prevent violence, Mayor
Filly ordered out the military, some of whom
are now (S o'clock p Nj standing guard in
the Jail YARD, while others are patrolling the
streets, prepared instantly to suppress any
threatened outbreak.
Mr. Charless still fingers, but his death is
looked for every moment. He received two
pistol wounds in the abdomen, either one oi
which the surgeons pronounce to be mortal
Much excitement still exists, and it is
feared that the announcement of the death OF
the wounded man viii be the signal for a
general outbreak.
Mr. Charles is the senior member of the
firm of Charles, Blow and Company, one OF
the Oldest ana most esteemed merchants iu
the city, and the attack upon him is uaiyer-
sally regarded as the most uproyoked and
cold blooded on record
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TrfcIxsters Unmasked.

The New I ork Tribune, so long the most
virulent organ of the abolitionists, has now
the cool effrortry to accuse the democratic
party of organizing and keeping up the sla-
very agitation ! In its anxiety to qualify as
the leading director of the fusionists, this
rapid anti-slavery ard sectional journal for
merly declares that there is no immedi ate
practical issue before the country involving
the slavery question. The audacity of the
first statement must be obvious to every man
who knows anything of the history of tie
subject in Congress and the country. Does
the Tribune really imagine that the people
have forgotten the early beginnings of ag
gressions upon the constitutional rights of
the South. aud the meddling with their priv
liges and comforts, whether at home or trav-
elling with their families and servants in other
parts of the nation? that, from first to last,
the Democratic party in the South have only
said, LET Us ALONE q
The second declaration is a pregnant proof
that the black republicans feel the dissolution
Of their faction to be nigh, Have we not
declared, over and over again that the sub
ject of slavery is no longer practical ques-
ton among democrats? Thanks to the far
seeing sagacty and unblenching frmuess of
the Presidents the disturbing issues that
were IoFced upon Ine ueIHOcfacy III Feidiiou
to it are settled, Could we believe in the
Tribune in this statement to express tb {
minds of its faction to throw the dead Issue
behind them, we would hail tee announce
ment with satisfaction ; but, unluckily, there
is to much reason TO believe that it is merely
intended for the aonce. 1t is desired 10
bring about the so much desired coalition be-
tween the opposition elements, North and
South Ifthat coalition could succeed in es-
tablishing by ybird Administration, then the
mask would be thrown off, and the more
powerful party to the bargain would pre-
scribe its own terms The success of so
unprincipled combination could not but be
fatal to the peace, the happiness and liber-
ties of the people, if not to the integrity OF
the people.
These shallow stratagems viii not do !
WaShiaqton Constitution.
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A BALLOON in the lake,

As the propeller Jefferson, Capt Bond,
was passing Erie, about o'clock yesterday
afternoon, some FIVE miles from shore, a large
balloon was discovered a5ont 3 miles in the
air, above Eric, travelling in northeasterly
direction Capt. Bond was looking at it
through the glass, when he saw it rapidly de-
sccnd to the lake, and in few minutes strike
the water. Two persons were seen in the
basket. and one of them waved a white sig
nal for relief. The Captain ordered the
course of the propeller to be changed toward
the sufferers. aud when a short distance from
them a small boat was lowered and manned
and sent to them One of them proved to
be Mr.. Lynn, the editor of the Erie Dispatch
They were standing in the basket, which
was sunk in the water up to their heads
The small boat was made fast to the balloon,
when tug came out from Erie and took
them ashore.
Mr. Kyle, the clerk of the propeller JEFF
ferson, and to whom we are indebted for
these particulars, informs US that the wind
was hauling the balloon through the water
at the rate of about five miles an hour, and
it required considerable exertien for the
small boat to oyertake it. The men in the
balloon were quite jocular over the mishap.
but as they shook like the ague and were as
white as sheets, their mirth seemed 20 be OF
rather ghostly character The propeller
was about seven miles from them when they
struck the water. The prompt action of
Capt. Bond, Mr.. Kyle and others on board
the propeller. saved the lives of the unfortu-
nate seronauts beyond doubt.
The manager Of the balloon was the editor
of the Dispatch, who has been on several
aerial excursions before. The ascension was
made in the presence of large concourse o
people yesterday afternoon at Erie a tug
has been engaged to be in readiness to go tt
the relief of the aeronauts in case they STRUCK
the lake, but somehow it did not get started
until the propeller's small boat had picked
them up. they were in the lake half al
hour.