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The French and sardinian Forces.

TIC Iunh correspondent Of the london
News, writing May 18th, says,
The French army in Italy numbers 100 900
strong, ana Is still Increasing and the Sar-
dnian force is not less than l5O. 900 good fight
ing men, On the whole were Austria to stTain
every nerve l should think it extremely iapro-
babe that she could have the power 10 Withstand
the $4,000 combatants that her enemies arc
ready to bring into the field. The day Of the
great struggle is near at hand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-01

PaoHoTED.--It is stated that Capt sehenley,
the Englishman who married Pittsburgh heir.
sss aud figured prominently in that city few
years ego, has just been elected member of
the British Parliament.
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N. Fl. sOLOMONsON

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPT1CAN,
cps tue largest assortment the os approved kinds OF
e. 'ACLEN. Alhis glasses, whether for ear or far
Shted are ground under his inspection by machine.
OF anew construction, the reatest care so asto
utthe eyes in al cases, curing Weakness Dzsiness or
Dah'af'o"ot the Eyes, aud imparng strength Tor long
reading or fine sewing
~ ~ H. Solomonson would here inform the public
'nNthe Aever employs any in the sale
~ AIso a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
''OSSOPEs, COMPASSES, sc kept ON hand
f.-,,.., ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain as perfect as natural
CV,nHce3s Superior street underthe Amercsp I5o,.i
~ If any people in the world ever needed
apostle to east their devils out it is ours who i've in
MS w'ter-ogged country. The musmatc poison of our
"anps and Marshes becomes vertabe devil in the
'ood To reve in the Agues AID Fvers which shake and
corch us all Ayers AGUR CURE " is snid 10 he tbs
pose we need and some Of nghbors who have tried
c2nnIm the reno-' --y9ura I Plano, Hi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-01

~. pound Z Wnsle OIL soap four ounces 6our hui
l eolfe 10 tNelse gallons OF water. nne half nerk
geeA ne IN fur EanE vaieT stirred tagetheT; sett
~ NV suu the az ~ uroi uud also four ealng tobaf co
b Sshst ei tees 90 as 20 ne folase Il should
70 ee perfect remedy. / sell Whale oil Soap sac
mSH W, FIsKE
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Grnrral NOtifes.

EDe1lGt1l NOTICES.
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, &C.
FOR ALL TONSORIAL OPERA
IL tons-
HAIR CUTTING, DRESSING OR DYEING,
And for luxurious SHAVING in cool, pleasant an,
ELEGANT ROOMS,go ..
Establishment u der the American nayi5
COAL OIL COAL OIL!
T AW & NORTH'S COAL OH
u straw ored oil and IS pronounced by good judges
he the best in market Coal oil lamps at wholesale
tail. All orders promptly filled. Address -.
,soo,,.r, Law Law : NORTH
Every family should get lamps and use this oil, as
IL glyes the best lght known
BOARD.
A PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOMS
"A and front bed room with board. be had at III
Allen Place North East Public Square, til
a lew dey bourders can be accommodated.
may2OdLfRs J. LEE NEWTON.
LOST.
A PACKAGE Of Bank of Marion
IA Notes containing S45B. The er will be iberal,
swurled by aylng he same at his office may7Dys
FRENCH CHINA.
TUSC RECEIVED A LAR tE anC
- general assortment Of Bund and Plain China,
ma,is As GARDNER,
TO Builders and Others.
7 TAKE THIS OPPORTUNlT' =
n OF Informing the BmIders and Business Men 0, ev
aud and vicinity, that have discontinued taking
for huudngs Of any deTnpton Hereafter shall deyol
my attention eXelu ively to
nhnufactuTinE building Materials,
VIZ FLOORING Siding Doors, Window Frames. Sas
B'ilds, Moudinss Brackets, Cumices ready to put
/ hr Q a good General assortment Of UNDREsSEl
LUMBER, Boards, Plank, Joce Scantliug, Luth an,
planning AND SCROLL SAVING
Done for Customers.
LR orders rom th3 country promptly executed at th
NM cor. OF Ere and knsman streets, Cleveland Ohio
ma l4dNw6mAs G KIDNEY
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
DArENT OFFICE AGENCY. Oh
i plsite Weddell House Bank street, CleveIand, q
" II. huGR nGE lmyR-l5Il IEUu RRAlNAB
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
s. SoI5td. var On -E3IdS5I Eag In .SS 10, SUIT
al the IaucUa Cites Of Germany on F@akfirt, Bei
sale BY marl3 RFfrsEFsGt% a W. "TPjAUsMANN
GEORGE GREFN NFIELD VII
from Europe with splendid nsso tmsnt Of Fl AIR an
dy 1v'dy lns nsea IL ms iine o. the --latest styles lgvn
ofp ii gal who my vor him with call. lie oui,
HAIR FOR BRAID, &c choice ass'ffmeSt OF I Per
fumeries, Combs Brushes, g. &c
licences IN he latest Parlslan styles. mar 6R9O
Notice.
III HATTERSLEY would respect.
IL fully inform his friends and the public that ne IN
door @ Gorham Apn's, where may be found a lrE
assortment of Rides, SHOT GuuS Rtvolyers Pistols pm.
DER slot, Caps &C &C, ~ Repairing done nest
VIII 1ispaleh. dec3dYR2O
PRICES REDUCED.
A NJ. PERRY & co. ARE RE
"A taiiing the best brands Of flour at s. per bbl
109L uonn-t IAlLA y, ~ ,5h and 81 lh my26
Real estate A8cnts,
n n GROSS a 70 ---==
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
ENTED
March I'd, 1858, by
THos' DENHAM h JOSEPH W. BRIGGS.
OF nlaualnnh nhin

Or Cleveland, Ohio
NHE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
- menis arc perfect substitute for ,yeirhtE ami mi
eys aud balances the sash any desired poiaf vi AZ,
ala Nm py me raising or lowering Of the sash R6 are
essilS apPhod 20 windows 10 buildin ready built
Builders Of Cleveland - " A'0''n =" "a9'oi
~. -, CLEvELAED, Ohio November 1855
mVAHIb bhNhAh hni00s We the undorsignad bav-
ns eHemned your ALARM SPRiRG SASH BsI' RJrE
oea "a ost MY Ieonmn end t Invention vausbie
70 @ and supero. to anything ior ike PURPOSES
Me nave ever seen patented The being rffi b
anu burglar proof tOgs her with lhs SeTfectn 81 nd
sneb y, IN and a Piled to the window with
that generous public vii adpt h ami n
general use Trnlv v,nrs' 'A4 ~ wiz come into
~ ans R1 ATeAi'eo saac Stureyant.. Builder
W N vyuloeH nuloeH a., lGeo Campbell ..... do
sb.,g,'' s .'..s-hui ldoflg II kdney. 10
~ ts.aithl hehheI I''''' 90 James Rudge. ..... al
n ~ vt13tuiohs'.s's'.s. DO A q BTHinard - AL
uyiiiisssi ssiiSs ,s.;s..,,''. 90 ls II Richnrdsnr do
Henry BlSir SiG''iA'ei''' 60 T. a. wa d-,.,..., do
y IA yc,,i,a' '''''''' 20 II Colahaa. ,,,..... do
a z uboung''''. 90 Levi johnson. - al
obn atSe''''''s, 10 ll1hh gWops C lntrnctor
snJ HI hij5i...' contractor and Builder.
WI nNontlon ls on exhibition et tho Paint and Glass
County aud State ighis ioT sale bv ths
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MATRIMONIAL.

70 THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATEsi
II has been my good fortune TO restore to health many
,ousands Of my country-women.
My success has excited the malice Of the envious and
aous but their prosecutions have served only extend
ad estab my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
fallen my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Solong am held in afectionate and
lankful remembrance By those who have experienced my
'E can afford to despse the efforts Of misohef-makers
nd slanders
My friends nave repeatedly urged me TO place my med
line for producing mensruation within the reach Of the
ladies' of the United States but ndisposton enter
ed occupied by quacks with perncous nostrums
md fear that unprncpled countereiters might palm upon
% public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
rented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
Atast yield the enreates Of patients and friends
md offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
I'd World
In regard to the efficacy the "AMlE DE FE uAE,"I
sed only say that il liquid fom aud is e1actn such
have used in my practcen France for many years and
lat 1t has never failed TO secure satisfactory result
Che Annie de Femme" and stand in the re
ton of cause and effect It is ak powerful to originate
ealthy menstrual now where it has existed and to
store it where Il has been from any suppressed
In ordeTto guard against the wrapper Of direc
Gus on each bottle Of the Aue de Femme viii bear ms
Tdten signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcx
III be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S3,OO package.
PARIS January. 1851. i'' OOAD'
For sale wholesale and Retail, nv WILLIAM EIsKE
20 ~ Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
tulOd dswIyG
T'HE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
L THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
IZNzMMz1M
zs1
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Real estate AQcnts.

II. G. CROSS q co.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS AND
" Dealers ia Missouri GradsutSd Lads Rt l2lf %
90, and 70 cents per acre. No. 5, Hofiman's Block
Opposite the Post Office,
Cleveland, Ohio
nDl7lmd& yv24O
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail, nv WILLIAM RTSKE
10 % Superior street Cleveland who will supplv a. a
Annie dc Femme at the Prophet e'Ors prices.
auto d&wly6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-01

Ma. EDiroR--I would like to say word to
our delegates to our State Convention--and
know Of no better way than through the Lead
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-01
TO Kill CURCULIO-Take On,

invention Is on exhibition ct tho Paint and Cl,ss
"SSdvh9ese S,9e q i, pENHAM, No. 80 Public square
Sht ana STATE hlghls Tor sale hy the paonsss deo2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

n, eelstra,.iv vree ron :, Lous = tee 'skes,
distance OF .ta u's, he so,.'ns ne cerA'n eaiss
erc,of serresi Pc, 80 rs. ~hich WI enshs hir .
cro,s IN. A,lst.I, 70 aoov 1. certain ,na. even
With the pr,,n' pe.,s i making bsll5ons-snd ;he
difc iliie. A',DJlns The dsheVelled .fo;s 70 con'
sruc.ipg them WITH email ps.unisry m-aes -5a!oon-
irg : ~ ra- i'usI,v %. ssr1rs NODE OF Iavehns'
Nj Wise ga 'virc prof ~ 'tis He bss niaie shout
fiy~ sunireo ofvsi0us s,uds, and u s,1
apn i-rec u ~ .op eas burst 10 r't-air, AM
care down }srscr I's-Si-@, y we'ch opers.on re
says :e.r. : p" ia' s.r Ta, is ysry comfortable
fsct ;or IL woui be oiii u, 20 iuasit more aEE-
ward predicsuep, 'hsn,o have the a'ei chip OF az
eclspse At three roi..s hsb. wi'hou such sn sssur
arcs or the -1h OF :be byeisnic effects of balloon
ing Mr. Vie j. thusiss,c. TIE blood, We are told
begins 70 c0rrse Nor. freely when up mile or two
si:h bslocn--the excretory vessels srs more freely
opened-,be sasue juice pOurs nto the siomsch more
,spit)y-the liver t;6n.ys End hesrt work under ex-
par d,d acuon n highly csoriied atmosp-ere-- tee
pran receives sud gives exalted Inspirations
the hole animal ard rertsl system become Intensely
quick ened sud more OF the chronic morbid mater 10
e1heltd sud 'nrosn off in hour 0r tHo wbi'e two
miles w OF fee Summers day, than the invalid can
get I'd q in voyage from New-fUlk 10 Madeira.
TIE aprett. is Immensely Increased, sud the spirit
el,v.'ed.
In reading Ir. VIE, one feels aeriSuy inclined
Ana predsposed TO believe with him that great prob
lens commercial International, and -ocsi, are YET to
come IF pavg..rg the sir and that lie art VII! be
redeemed from lie present very magnificent snd 'nb
hue but urproduc.ive s.s,e.
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ro1ld be. q! s1i. he i,1rreyen csrs ssoen.kers,
and tsiiors st earn lvirg N Sin.er breaking size
OF ~ Cen'Is PYk.
4, last yeEr's SHOW geni,ensn OF. red prize OF
81 for toe b.s. Fiie Escape ard 10 lss tbsn sesea
@ nyeiitors entered. This gear / hsvs roticei bot
ore ,nst Of III. johnson q Col Dsye. Ill. his Giscs
from those ths street.. OF L,sGoa n the piaa
Of rasg The uppe- !siisrs an tie esDs Of getting
peT.o's .IOr re burning b3I3'Ig. 10 load3n me,
se slppe5 n s.'ks cosn the canvas -hool, sid fsh
up1u ,'1Fsi Rag 81 The ground. By tbs p.sn ieey
p.sCsd n pocket, n fschs, 8tsched 10 al eIds
cntNa- 1.it Slcn p.-ses overs shay y J'ei ih
role! S, .og Sd! 3o.'ct sad f4e speed OF oss Gay
De Controlled by II. The laiesIs sic TG-sed ~
cords sI, Dl--.ss.
4 cfa,d preniaD Of 81 eco = offered ior ne hesi
bull sno,be, u equal amour, iJr ne beet lc7se
All re erest Neitern b-teo.rs az here viii tteit
bet stock 70 compete thess ASSES. NJ. Aexauier
buDSs rom kert1ckv mir bu.s Albion, % Dixie Of
AHdre, and b. horses Lsxi,g GIN acd RIT1c Js--es
+. Clay has Fort1 sm Dnks, ard other no:sd her
Other noted b.ass. The Ca.t- Iss Z IN io. - MGR
row. the hor..s the 3sKtdsy.
De'pe TIE hhers outs is policy Of Ibis AssocGtion,
there are peiy lDcsi.ious sid within tle
around. the. f.l De credit Il =. LlTs sh 1uJ DC
abolished. FOr Ir.t.nce tney shvert to chaf-e no
entrance fee in Any department, out a. Do, sin- 81
animal 20 G stsi except upor payment Of NseAiy
rent & 81 tor Ole occupied. 4 p, when every
vb-re else j. furnished grams 20 stock, mere sod ~
81 10 per 100 b. ard hss beea charged for eating
belle Of bsy iron ous side OF the groGns u the o'hef
Ilsy announce that no intoxicating hqn9rs snah Oe
.old On the gT0nnis bl- II rereslneni booths nssh
the ar phithesteY sets rented iJr pars ~, sl
.oc uUws!d DISC 500. Oats Tor which N lAicSgo W
cents we're charged srs here so'd 3, 05c. u Insy
seem strange hst with sucu beautiful sr aDcs, All 50
liberal prov sion, fr tie display o. Ey1ds th.se eFs
shond De suffered, but il there I9ie w7shoa; ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
WATER GAS At WILMINGTON

On Saturday evening, the neghboring city OF VII
mipgton was splendidly lighted with sas made from
water, under the patent o. Professor Sander- OF
cirrst The charges dra from the retJrts; ;he
supply OF cOal-gas was TUNED of; the watergss
run through the pipes, and Wilmington had iZat
three ae brilliant thrice as pure, any It had ever
known before.
The operation was Observable to Tie citizens OF
wilmington N 20 results, whe its practical norx az
wac witnessed by several ioopal' p InsLy inhabitants
ard rome parties wto actually interested IN the
production Of cosl ga. Among these la:. were The
Superintendent OF the Phsdelphia Northern Liberties
Gss Works, and the Pre.ideIt Of me Financial Boad
OF bat Company. All agreed i yss decde1 success
We exc lot gong INTO long sce.ti-c details OF the
putcipe thus deyeioped-oUr cO.empOrares, who are
ess pressed with advertisements, may have space for
fpch purpose. BG. may STAKE, very bI.ehY, that
TIE theory II SsLasrs's pieces l. this Water, 81
slesm, is Ceccmposed BY being passed over red-sot
cb1oosl ard The resuitrg gases hydrogen earbonic
ox.ce, ard light csrbweited hydrogeDj chemically
con b.ned VITA heavy csrburetted hydrogen or Light
giving gas, 10y the decomposition Of rosin coal vspOr
slEulraLeousy si,b, ana p tie pressuce o.! the de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

ANOTHER ACcIDEST OS The ONO AND nIssIssiPPI
RAILROsD.-About . O'Clock yestsrd sy mOfniog A. the
up-irsin on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was
couirg 90 the city, accident occurred by the break
rg Of rail, some 10 miles from here, which might
have proved fatal 10 many Of the passengers the
ceFF
t. locomotive and t,Ider passed the fractured
rail but or iArec al The we're thrown off the
track, and Berjan.u Nokes Mail Agent va. severely
luit Of the brsks.nen nad biz leg broken and his
bp 5.s0csted, s-d fireman and several o. the pas-
seI gers were hurt, though Of them serously.
iC!ncnA.i Enquirer, Sept %
The ST ATE ARTEsIAS.-Ihat hole at Columbus is
nov ga ieet deep, tIs driIl working il limestone
rock, anc soirg Gown .y feet in teerty.fo1r hours.
50 ssy' TIE Jourl0i. u hen the sougi FOR fountain
w be reached IL very prcb'ems,ical The "cty ia
founded Oh rock, AL tie second Appropriation made
by tie state Tor 5oIng through il is nearly out.
CoLLIsloS. About 6 o'clock, on Sunday afternoon,
e op n IT Jqaiia, - hewport 10 cosoa with the
cap Ataicte which yiIz in Essl River.
ihe lp s-tsnsd 10 csussr the los, mast bow.
,P 81 ,sl sae Wa chslwse injuI.d Sue sSsndoned
~ ts ohceu AID cre~, who pulled shore 10 anal bos
noAs crew No 8 q tie Bare Police. scared the wreck
vel possible, huns coz hgh, a2d e 10 charge 20
" 'e sidGl u Tie crew. The sppesEsDoe Of the owpsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

or position OF the sspor Of water. Al wilmington
pas ~Gks are pow .irse water gas rstors, sggre-
gs,jr ofiy one rsniyse 7eIth of the cab.n' Iss o.
.pe,r oosl gss rs,cIs yet Dore productive ta1n tne
~. ~ their present ooal gas sppraias, n"Sing
I.GO tc 800 Zee, per hour. The gas mara@c'nIea "
,ups,ior u color and strength OF sDe 10 tas PIcducen
fr,, cal Rosin - use0 "a the cafboaizing eemen,
r.ouirre from - 20 ~ usfs for every "0 zee. OF
-, inch : free r1m -Ipi O.. or ritrogei, sal Hss an
a., ,.tL.r ssrsesbe thao o'hersise.
WI u psy The price - coal gss "a Ne"-f csk ~
.9.rr,r ci0 ,ulic Tee l. Ptilade 2his Y = 8 -
~. an, . onaprj,y III. c1st ~ making eocooso
feef A. snch xater gre a. ilumiosi-se msn say, ~
ihi,,, str on saturday FaHsss Hom W
,, a. .rts per O. @ cob feet Rosm s1ne nesd roy
be the ba,is fer Ssn6,rss process covers &c ise ol
hilru irons coal, hgulle any OF the mniA.S'laots
tu,no- Of bydroc> hsuscsods material. I0efe heeG
h. 10 .Aptrsivo eTec'i, ~ lsrse ga "orAs SEQ -
gas ar,cuced ro-kts ns.berG bad snail n)' os "a.
T9e sas tell by simple sdspiatiJn, sc,aaIy c'n
rnsk. rsa bot the cbaTcoe which assists IN de,onpos
ing the water Which supplies ~ Toe Ores, EIs'@fn,
IN point If fact mgr, b- Sht-d with sa'er gss ats
a. board s,d hSvs iie heat thus eeneFssed asea 10
len OF coal for her efeipes. =
The qa~Btliy OF ca, annually used 10 zoe ~! %
PAndel Dhia is estu1st.d ~ Gu0oO1 cuoii lee sos
VIII be public pay SIC Jg, Os per snaum; Sy
thst tie waer.gss b. supplied a. :, per i"oo eeo',
t,.t and our public ave :. 5OOCOo, Tor hgdt sons
every wear. N.w.lok y is estlmat7d, consumes
~ ier 81 much coal sss Phiade phie; nsref)re,
|! eco eco cable fee. now cosls S.'O,wwVoO syess:
sDouid he ~ater-gss be substituted, the s.vios "cni
b. SIS COO eco near. ,Phi.s. Prees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

IovrmUL 0TrTNpERs.-A lad named Edward In
isbt appeared Monday morning re Third Ward
Houe ard gave Sssns; Of
whom be c1:;sd Robbery tie Of John Btr si,
Dey sndsy Right. TIE boys entered ;he
store BY bA,ti door and robbed The ill Of IS all
yer and god CON. They al arrested t.kea bc1e
AID Bssdy The City Hal Police Court, who sent ths
Ju,,ue Asylum ~iih the exception Of Tie Informant who
rhsrsed Their nsmes follows: John Troy james o.
Conner Michael Burns Michael MsnaesD, yss AcCs Ph!Hp
N lrm nEn Ef--.ra Finar1 uIIlhf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

The good people Of Merthas Vineyard are greatly
exercised Just at present relative to ball proposed 10
be given at West Tisbury. The contest has reached
the columns Of The Vineyard Gazette, and waIes
VAIN. IL is alleged that the representations intended
show that the people Of West Tisbury were in ia
vor of the " grand hop untrue and that large
majority Of the people are in fact decidedly opposed
TO it, ard some of the most influential citizens have
expressed their regret in having contributed - the
erection OF q hall, if it must be used fjr purpose
which they believe would eventually prove Injurious
to the morals of the youth. reply to the Argument
brought toward the side of the Hopites that an
invitation had been extended TO all the ministers
TO be present with their families at the ball, Can
dor replies that for himself he would not gain listen
10 that ministers voice from the sacred desk who
)ud DO present such gu occasion. Able pens
are engaged both sides; and pending the issue tho
Baptist Society in Edgartown propose an entertain
ment at the Town Hail. where there will be refresh
men,s and reading Of dramatic dialogues.
The motion for a new trial in the case Of Thornton
for the murder Of Mr. Charles was overruled. When
the prisoner arose, ard asked if he hal anything
TO say why hs should not suffer the penalty Of his
crime, he simply answered, Netting" in a firm
voice ard proceeded with the utmost calnness TO
fiesh himself with drink Of ice water. Ills Honor
then sentenced him to be hung on Friday, the 18th
day Of next November in the Performance Of which
solemn duty he was deeply moved. The general
officers of the Conrt and many spectators were also
affected to tears but the prisoner WAS mpertnrbable
throughout.
"A wedding party came off at the Stanley House,
bridgeport, on Thursday the "hgh contracting
parties" being w. g. Waller, esq., of Baton Rouge,
L., and Miss Harriet daughter Of DR.. ID. T. Edwards,
T. 5. n. Com. Psulding, Capt. A. NJ Schsll Of Cali
fornia, and other digntsrss were present.
The family and friends Of Mr. Amos Hsskins Of
New.Bediord received Information come tine ago that
he bsd been drowned at San Francisco. A body sup.
posed TO be that Of the 6eunct Haskns found aud
deceD,ly inferred, AMI the bill for funeral expenses
forwarded to his wife payment. His friends also
psssed resolutions Of copdolerce bu. Friday, TO
tie great relief Of his family Haskns returned safely
hou.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

GREAT FIRE AT SoUTHNGToS, Coss.-Tne Peck
Smith Manufacturing COmpaDys factory, at Southing
ton Conf, was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday
Afternoon, at about ? O'Clock. The loss is about
100000; insurance, 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

Indian WAR SCRIP CoNvENrios.-rhS c.Uheas Of
Oregon interested 10 ,ss pa! ment of ,ae Waking
'on aid Oregon Iujiar War claims, hcli Couyen-
ton ~ EOsene City. Oregon on The sth OF August,
fur porpcse Of cecg;rg course of action % be
puIsed IN order TO seco.e toe early psyuen, OF The
elaine Of the people Of Oregon and Wellington,
crow ~ ont ~ the late iniian
IL appears thst Il the present time all the cams OF
Oregon srj Washington ABOVE referred 70 s'e IN The
bands az the Third AuditT OF the Treasury, under jr
sruciiots from the II use Of Representatives 20
cpspse the results anvs' at by the Commission sp-
pointed ny authority Of Congress, in the following
particulars
F,r,t. To allow to volunteers engaged IN sid war
po higher pay than gvea to soldiers OF the regu.
lar amy.
Second. To allow 'or supplies, transportation, ard
OIL services "the prces curreos, for cost, r the
country At the tine
Iird. To audit all claims for horses, arms, and
other property lost destroyed in said service, &C.
cotdipg 10 the provisions of the act Of Congress OF
March 3 1912 which limits the prices Of horses IN
I'll cases to $2O0 each.
The holders of the scrip that has been issued TO
those who have suffered damage a. the hands OF the
Indians object to the adjustment of ther claims on
such basis. They think that attempts are being
made in Washington TO throw suspicion on their
claims and set aside, possible the seton Of the
Commission on them, resolution was adopted by the
Convention recommending that Local Committees DO
appointed by the Convention, at or near sill th' rrnc-
pal points of supply in Oregon during the iste Indian
war, who are informed and capable; and that said
Local Committees be requested to cooperate a; once
with each other end 10 correspond with principal
agent to be appointed in the City of Portland, who
shall be authorised to receive and transmit 10 the
Third Auditor all the proofs and statements which
may be forwarded 10 him BY such Local Committees,
IN support of the war GLAZING.
The committees were appointed as recommended,
at the following places: Portland, Salem, Albany,
Corvallis, Eugene City, Roseburg, Empire City,
jacksonville. keebyyiIe ant Dalles. w. s. Lsdd OF
Portland visa appoptedthe principal agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

Losr At SEA.-l}y the arrival Of the brig Bell
Flower, of Pittston, 20 days from Cardiff we learn
that during storm the 18th ult., Capt. Binn and
q sailor named Samuel Thoms were washed over.
board and lost