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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

II you would have something extra in the
Daguerreotype, Ambrotype or Photograph
of Art, Market House. He is tho only Ar
tist engaged in this business. oct6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

A fsto doses 'ciH also at once check and
cure he most severe Diarrhoa proceeding
from COLD IN THE Bowels.
These medicines are prepared By Dr. o. NJ.
JACKSON & Co., No. 4lS Arch Street, PARa-
deiphid, Pa, and are sold BY druggists and
% dealers in medicines erery,ohee, at 70 cents
per bottle. The signature ere. NJ. JACKSON
'oiH be on the outside sorappsr Of each bottle
III the Almanac published annually By hs
proprietoys, called EyERYBoDYs ALMANAC,
you 'rW find testimony and commendafory
notices from alb parts Of The country. !, These
Almanacs are girea aIcay 5y an our agents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
b. N. DAVIS,
NO. 70, Jefferson street,
DAYTON, O.
FAMILY GROCERIES,!
New stand-Freshc Goods.
JOHN X, GERIAEsT, Agent,
NO. SO JEFFERSON ST,


NO. SO JEFFERSON ST,
A few doors South of tho Market-House
DAYTON, o,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH AND
well assorted stock of fine Family Groceries,
of every description. THcy nave all been purchased
within the last few weeks, and were bought with
express reference TO quality aud price. He iH pre-
pared to sell them at low prices as they can be
afforded and is resolved that one shall leave HIS
store dissatisfied.
The following articles compose part his stock,
viz;
N. o. SUGAR-Crushed and Pulverized,
REFINED SYRUPS, and n. O. Molasses;
MACKEREL-No. |, 2, and 3; White
Fish, Cod Fish, and Herring;
MIDDLE TOWN Sugar-Cured Hams--a
superior article.
A FINE supply of Beef and Mutton
Hams, Tongues, &c.
DRIED APPLES, Peaches, Prunes, Cher.
rles, sc.
TEAS, OF all grades and of the very best
SUPERIOR new Cheese;
SEVERAL barrels of first-rate Vinegar
WILLOW and Wooden Ware;
THE best quality OF Brooms
CAN Tobacco, of New York brands;
BEST quality German and other Cigars;
OPAL Star and Tallow Candles;
THE best of Meshannock Potatoes,
CORN MEAL, Butter, Eggs, Lard, &c.
THE best quality of Family Crackers;
GROUND and unground Coffee, Spices,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, &c.
STONE and Crockery Ware, &c,
In short, every article, usually found in Family
Grocery Of the iirst character.
Dayton and vicinity, and solicis liberal share OF
their patronage. myi4-dSw
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TrV5vsRE@ :

Mrs. WiuslOw, hh exppriencad nurse
and female phyaiciah, has Soothing sJfup for
ohildren tsethihgi which greatly faefntates the
bfceess0f teethhs BY softenins tiie gni, reducing
allinfammation, Will Rllay AL pain, and IL sure 70
regniste the bowels, Depend Upon a. mothers, 70
wiiisve restto yourselves, end and health TO
your lpfana, Perfectly safe in all cases. See ad-
vertiscment IN another column, je2
Hollowaya Ointment and Pilla.--
There s atfaitur in the camps they have been coun
terieited Bnta sure test Of genuineness exists In
the water-mafk, "Holloway, New York and Lon
don" which Is ditcornible as water-markin In every
leaf Of the book Of directions accompanying each
pot or box,
sold At tue mandatory, No 80 Maiden Lane,
New Yotk and by all druggists, At ESQ., oac., and 81
per box OF pot lyi7-dtwlw
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cloth alike, whieh eaunor be uuraveled or pulled
TheY are all made with the highest mechanical
goods, from tho lghtes tbric 10 ohcavy leather. In
partcuar,we would call attention OF alt 70 our new
family sewing machine. Ithas hcen manufactured
expressly ioT family use, and hHs met with favor
nom ALI IL ia so Hirnplihed Ia render u imposs-
ore 70 Eetout OF ORDER or derAngo ITS oPefationsi
indeed II is simple aa to astonish ons, that 30
small piece OF mtehsnsm wilisew,
BS'oW we gave description of thedticfentstYies
MOI. lsavety convenient Aplo whief.con be
workcaby hand or foot on OF on It's own table For
convenience Of shipping and also Tor large nannlaes
tories where 10 is nece' safy Ia plare nalnher ~
machines into long bench making one fable ansyslf
NO >. with Walnut or Mahogany Table, eith4
Win or without Box Top, which loeKs down ftice
NO q, sameslse "a M 2, but runs with belii
and alta higher rate OF hpced, 1ha Kind Is We'll .
adopted to oiuanuiarture ciothing or leather WORK
lhisls teally the cheapest gehine ~ the mafket
twill not do. Il is confidently asserted that this
Iaehine runs easier than any machine now In use
J NO J. This Machine has long arm TO accom-
mudatc large work. u runs at high rate of speed
runs easily, aGds without adouht, the best Machine
iUr rail0ts usn offered to the public n IL also
pteularh htt'd tot plantation work, AS II is very
simple yet substantial and durable, with but little
liability 10 getout of order. Price $40
No. o Ihis is a new and ekr=feg style, and a
general @worte for Family, Light Lcaiher, and 4
reference 10 furnishing a strong Alid duIalle, Yet
light snd tasty machine, alta less price than either
prosouncel The best machine now A market foT
$40.
NO s. This is machine got up on sn entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
offered 20 the pullc, and we confidently aaseT that
Tor family use ithaa not al equal II Il very light
and tasty runs very rapidly u Rlnest noaelcas if
lts operation, ana uses a srnAiaur htEbtrs n y
so arranged tp uc utterly Impossible for 20 miss
stitches II has tension on bot aideai and cArtlpH
ahrEe supply Of thread on the QpdQH 9Nopl. The
! notions are gained by two email efanl@ fhat run
without peIceptble nose, The tWo thfeads are
worked an 7ueh mNnnsl ~ ne exeffo Raliketh attne
rhe Hoam IL yofy elastia. And Tie Nhreal does net
break ia washing. n will 10 cpst4q Nofk better
q an nny cheap machine nov in mari e., II
six, cotton, Or hnnrn With equal iaeiir Prco 500
I Descriptive Circnldfa iutnialed Hratiaf
/ OFFICE tiT, BROADWAY, k. ~, +.
WHITNEY & LYON ProprietoTs.
d., rRnMr, AgeHs, Third st,, door east Of the
| Ohio BLOCK fiei1-lLdAN I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

How Trey FooLKD GREELY.-Nobody who
knows Greedy will doubt his integrity, but
probably there is no man who can more ca'
silly be imposed upon than he; for his credu
ity knows no bounds. Common sense
would tell any man that mere visit OF a
day to the gold mines, Of 30 not, a oharac
ter as Greedy, should furnish but little evi,
dence OF the richness Of the mines.
The Tuscarawas advocate shows how the
miners deceived Mr. Greedy. Tho Adyo-
cate says it has "a letter from MIR C. f. Es,
pioh, OF New Philadelphia who is now at
the gold diEgings L was written from
Gregory's digqngs, and says that he ar
rived there ON the 7th Of June, that thou
sands are rowing with shOyels over the
Mountains, but seeking for gold in vain
Greeley circular raised the spirits OF gold
seeking emigrauts, bat their spirits ial
when they arrive and find themselves hum
bugged
Mr. Espieh saw Greedy when there, and
has read his statement and says "ln re-
gard to the richness OF the mines the Old
gentleman was awlully humbugged." Mr.
f. says he has listened to the miners boas
how they came it over Greedy by Sailing
their sluice boxes, and dirt, by slipping il
gold dust. - CieUelaRd Herald.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

aay- See Advertisement of DR.. Sanford
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R in another COL
dmn.
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aAa24. - Aaaa4i A4a ~ ataa-AAlN
SHORT LINE VIA LIMA,
50 Miles Travel enc 2 hours Time
DAYEON AND CHICAGO.
Two Daily Trains. One Change Of
.I... ..,lf Cars Only,
IN AND AFTER THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1859.
Uriains WILL ieayo DAytsn at 7,4s q. m. aud
s3j p. m, Cor Sidney, Lima, Delphosi Fort
WaynH, rotelo, Dstrolt, chicago Qoincyi Rock
Tslsud, aaiena, Danlcth and 81 Paul
+ .rst Train loaving Dayton at las -. M, or
riges Ht Eort Way az 80 D. m, oonuecting with
trains on the Toledo, Wabash 4 Western road at
I215pm, fir Huntiugt1n psru, Logans port and the
the South West an nt Chicagp t7i p. "a in tine
to connect with all evening trains leaving that
city. This train also connects nj Sidney With
trains on the b & [. Road. East and West and
at Plqua with o. z II Road for Oommbus, aud
at Wapikoneta with Hack for -. Marys Bremen
and Minister.
second Train, Leaves Dayton It s,35 p. IN,
az ives al Fort Wayne a. 22j n. m connects
with trains on tho H. W. a w. r. r. 4,1Oa.
& IL q. mi, making close connections with oil
trains for the West aud North West.
RETURNING,
1st Train leaves Chicago s,l7 am, Luna 4 10
\ p ,n., reaches Dayton 1.80 p. m.
IA Train ives Chicago ,l5 p M Lima AGA. IN;
4 reach Dayton 7.50 a. m,
! Tho AZ a M. Train from Iims connects at
ptaua with Trains on G. Z, a I.R Il. for Culum-
I bus and ths East--hoth trains make close conntc
tions with trains on the G. q. a b. h. Il. for Gin.
oinuati and tho South
"Sleopiug cars are attached 10 all night trains
| between Luna and Chicago"
! Through rtoNets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
| Chicago and pOinta West end Northwest, Also foi
pittsburgh, Philadelphia and All Eastern cities, and
for all l0cat p1iuts On the bellefoutNncand Indian
apolis r. can chad by calling s. r. KtNG Tick
ct Agent, Union Depot, Uaytouj or on the ain reui
| agents on tho line.
| Fare as low az By any other route
! De careful and call FOR riokets BY way OF Lima,
Nf-Ihc rates Of Freight to al Points Eaat or Weti
other COmpauita.
40 Tran sfors between he and Chicago
OF Pittsburg
apr2s NJ. SHOEMAKER, sup'L
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CInoinnatls4RmIltonandpeytonR.a a
60 q. l..sEa8 gIIlEglEHsa -

ta. CHANGE OF TIME.
IN and after Monday April H., 1859, Passon
~ ger rrains yill sayetho 6th itreet Depot, bay
ton Tor Cincinnati as follows:
Bsturning rruins.
At 800 a. m, 8 O5 a. m 100 p. m, and 80
D. m.
Will latvo Cincinnati for Dayton, At 500
a. m. 8 90 q. M, 80 p. IN, and 600 p. IN. o.
The 730 P. NJ train south will stop at Carlisle,
Nilllotown, II Hlulton AMI ulenjale, only.
apr9 DANIEL TsGAREN ,Sup't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

.AxI M Ta'B
Ague Cure.
=. ron rim srrtDr ccns of
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Agus,
y Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, nnmb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevors; indeed
for the whole Class Of Diseases ogigi.
mating in hillary derangomeht, cau1od
by the Malaria Of miasmatio counties.
No ono rcmedy ii louder called for BY TO ne.
cesstics Of the American people than a sure and
safe euro for Fever and Aeue Such n remedy
wa nre now enabled TO offer, with perfect ccr-
tninty that Il viii eradicate tho disease, and with
assurance founded on proof, that no harm eau
ariso from lis use IN any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service IN tho commu.
ntios where il prevails. Preucaiion is better
than cure, for the patient escapes The risk which
he must run IN violent ntiacks Of this bacful
dstcmpcr. This "CuRE expcli tho mias-
mato poison Of FEVER AND AouR from tho
system, and prevents the development OF the
disease if taken on tho first approach OF It's pre-
montory symptoms. II Is not only tho best
remedy ever vet discovered for this Clas1 OF COM
plants, but also tho cheapest. The largo guam.
iity we supply for o dollar brings II within tho
reach Of every hody; and In bilious districts,
where FHvEn AND AouE prevails, every body
should have t, and uso IL freely, both for euro
and protection. lis hoped this price will place
itwilhin tho reach Of nlltho poor as well ns the
rich. A great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure Of Intormittcnts is that Il contains
no quinism or other injurious effects whatever
/ upon the constitution. Those cured by II arc
lcit as healthy as IT they had never had the dis
case.
Fever and Aguc Is not alone tho consequence
Of the masmatc poison. A great variety of dis
orders arise ffom its irritation, among which are
Ncutpga, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Ioothaohc, Earacle, Catarrh, Asthma,
! PHlpitnton, Painful Affection Of the Spleen,
HystCucs Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
and Dcrnngemcnt Of the Stomach, all Of which,
when originating in this cause, put on the inter
mittcnt type, or become periodical. This "CURE"
cSpels the poison from the blood, and consc-
quently cures them oil alike. It Is AN inyalua-
bic protection to immigrants, and persons trav-
elling or temporarily residing in the maarious
districts. II taken occasionally, or daily, while
exposed to tho infection, that will be excreicd
from tho system, and cannot accumulate in suf-
iicicnt quantity TO ripen into disease. Hence t
Is oven moro valuable for protection than curc,
and few will ever suffer from Intcrmittenfs il
they avail themselves of the protection this rem
cdy affords.
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aRuaNYIhLB AND mIAMlR,R.
lals1' IS IIs
DnytOn4 Xonia a. OOIunbus So. AZ.
IS &c ~ 1lA

Three d lily Trains, via Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton TO all Eastern
Cities.
UHREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Day ton
for the E1it a. follows: Night Express Rt 20 a..
m;Day Express tu,.b q, IN ;AGGommOdN ton B,lb p N.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation o 90 a. iu.i
No Exuress, II ,aOa a. M; Day Express, b,9O y. m.
Trains run by Columbus tine, which 10 minutcH
faHtCr than uay ton time,
Thr0ugh Tickets can be had for All Eastern citieB
by calling on 4. Il. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Nenia ard Cnlumbun--Loayes at o, 30 p,
NJ and arrives et 6,B3 lam.
Al freights left at the Depot by $50 p. mr will
e torvg trlel same day, bv 6aU u. IN Freights ar.
ivlng At b.5sp M, viii be delivered Al g,uOa. m.
J, DURAND, Supt.
c. WAHMNN, Gen'L Ag't. apria
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

Notr- Dr. WOLF Ina iuai rubiished work on
Consumption, and lt8trcHImcnt by McdicgtCd uhH-
lion, which he recommends 10 the attentive ptrusal
Of every person who auspCcta diHcaso lurking IN
their lungs. II will be sent, TREE ~ TusIAUE, to
pereons In any part Of the country adioing ates
at 90 contH per copy, The trade supplied nj bcr-
al discount. Address az above my2d-3md&W
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We have put up and
ten years, and CAN SAY, .
TRUrH OF it, what weQs
say OF any other m sdi-E
FAILED, IN A8fNgLKD
Feet A OuRE, when ,.
Wo know an Instance -
one who used ~. On theks
lighted with It's opera-R
terms OF highest COM Cal
nl effects and medical
this mattcr "wuAT wE.h,
years experience, andO
TfoN ron THE FULFILL =
Mas DECLARE In al =;
where the infant Ia suf-Ei
exhaustion, relief viii ~
twenty minutes attcrkI
This valuable prepare = =
OF one of the most ENEf
sKtLLFUL NURSES ina
been used with NEvEUO
THO USANDSH
TtnOtOnlyrolicvcs thcS
vlgOfatea the stomach y
aoidity, aud gives tone
nyaten. 70 viii almOstTf1
PING IN THE BOWSe
IC, ani overcome cons
speedily remedled, endl&
the nEsr and HearF
All caseH of DYSENO
RHE, IN CHILDREN,
teething, or from anyta
SAY toevery mother WHOM
from Ahy OF the fgrego "
NOT LET YOUR PRE- -
PREJUDtCE5 OF OrHE
yoursuifeflng child and ,
SURE - yes, ABSO2
low the use of thistS
Full directions fOr
each bottle. None gen
ile OF CURTIS & PER %
the outside wrapper. -
Sold by DruggistB = I
Principal otfloe,
New
Price only IS Cei
ie2-lyd6w
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w. w. STEWART, and J. w. DIETRIon,
julyG-lydaw50 Dayton,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

TO YOUR INFANTS.
sold thisattlcle for over
TX NCE AND
have never been abic 10
cine--NEYER HAS IN
INSTANCE, TO EF-
timely used. Never did
ofdiasatisiActlOn by any
contrary, ali are de-
tionH. aud speak In
mendation OF Its maggie
virtues. We speak In
DO RNow,n after ten
rLEDuE QUA REPUrA-
mENr or WHAT WE
mest every instance
fernng IRON pain and
be found In fifteen OF
the esyfupisaministered
ton Is the prescription
ERR E NC ED and
New England, and has
FAILING SUCCESS IN
OF GAS rs.
child irom pain, but In
aud b0weia, curreots
and pnnrnv Ia the xyhOIe
Instantly rellev6 GRt-
ELS AND WIND col
vulsionk, which, II not
ia death. We believett
Remedy In the world, A
TERY ANF DIAR-
whether it arises from
other cause. We would
has u child suffering
ing complaints - DO
IUDfCES NOR THE
ERS, stand between
the relief that will be
LU Ik Lh SURE--to foi-
medicine, II timely used,
using Will accompany
line unless the fao-sim-
kiNS, New-Yofk, is ON
throughout the world.
No. 10 Cedar st.,
York.
ats per Bottle.
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TUNNEL COAL COMPANY,

NTE are now prepared to sell Coal of a
w superior quality, at rates as low as any 9TH
er Coal Of same quality. We permanently To-
Gated, and have the best coal in Ohio.
All orders promptly attended 10,
ElANuEL GIESY, Lancaster, o.
THos. sCHAEFFER, No. SO, Main ST.,
DAYTON, D. If
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

HIsToRIo LOIS lis this Girabaldy, that
is kicking upsuch muss in Italy, the same
fellow that was took from the English by
spain few years agOY' asked a pert look
ing young man, sporting a garote collar,
and scrawny, well dyed whiskers, Of an old
gentleman 10 our hearing u few days since.
Old gent politely but firmly replied "No.
ReR- The Republican party lies north OF
Mason and Dixon line.-Ex
The Republican party ttEs wherever i
exists, and il exisis only BY 6ing HILLSIDE
Gazette,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
New Arrangement

Price only IS Cents per Bottle
ie2-lyd&w
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THE DEMAND
HIGH PRICES

AS there is in the market, at a reasonable
price Our Machine was given the MOST
FAVORABLE NOTICE in the repoy; # the
Fair at the franklin Institute at Philadel-
phia, and PLACED At THE HEA h OF
the list in point of merit, and has received
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
CONFIRMED Consumption.

and has performed he most astonishing cure,
onr. Imam. "a - Ill
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02
ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL ANN
REPORTFR ZOE TIE STATE. -

NURsUANT Instructions from Governor Of the State
an election for Attorney General Reporter the State
h the vacancy occsiOned by the resignation Of John L. T.
The following persona have appointed Judges
Receivers Of votes for said election, their several Wards and
Precincts Where vacancies have been Left the receivers OF
votes requested to fiji them.
John Beatty; Recsive-J N. Hobbs cerks-J J. Everett,
"a Ward. Judges-T. T. Halle, W. II. Townsend, NJ. NJ.
MOnOhsn; Receiver-W P Downs CIerksJohn H sOan,jr,
't 81 WARM 5uises-L H. Laner g. Weller, w. L. Boyd
ReeeSerJohn Reddicki elerks-Jas A. Mclaughlin, " B.
an Ward Judges-JOhn W. Martin, w. Felss B. H. Brown
Receiver N Alexander CerksJas. Trmble, 7. Brown
5th Ward. JudgesD. r. Carter, Mason Yannoy, j. P Col
Reeevsr-Can0n Tucker; CerJOhn II Currey II. NJ
9Th Ward Judges 10 Francis, Thos W. Chiffon V. A.
Baugh; Receiver "A W. Pyle; ClerksWm. Minton, NJ L.
IN Ward Judges-wm A. Davis. Isaac Paul. John COrbit.
ReeeiVrWm- NJ. White; Clers-John McKeen john Tanks
sih Ward Judges-wm HARRISON c. II oonger, NJ c. Cot
tom ReceiyeJ c. DObson, clerksPack BlunkAl, George
District No Jgdges-JOhn COrley, t. NJ Patterson
c. McMury; Receiver-ThOmas Fuqua.
District No. VIM D. Philips, GeorgsW Charlton, Thos
District No 4-ThOs Page Eleazer Hamilton, W c.
| sen, Receiver-Benj. r. Hurt
| son, J. j D Shumate. Recever-E. G. Rowe.
District No. G. Judges-JOei A. Battle, W. H. B. Gambl,
District No. Judges-Jshn Hope, W. K. War; Jas Ra
District No g. JudgesW c. Ramsey, Daniel Carack Jas.
! Rains; Receiver-A. j. Ramsey.
District No. 0. JudgesW. H. Haans, Thos B. johnson,
| Andrew Gregory; Receiver-W, r. Lucas
District Judgessam. Manning W. P Harding, NJ.
| Hawkins; Receiver-John G. Barrow 80 p
! District No. IL. VIM. RdmundsOn, Henry Compton, Allen
! Cotton; Receiver Wm. COtton.
District No. Judges-Jesse Jordan, VIM. E. Watkins
| Joslin. ReceiVer-Aris Brown.
! District A. Judges-Jas L. Greer. II. l. Porch. skeOu
Demoss; Recever-W. G Smith,
District No Is Judges-John s. Prichard Thos J. Allison
| Joel Mays; Receiver-M Moses Greer.
| District No, ls Judges-N. eobson, A c. White, s. II
Peach Recever-Jsmes Russell CierksJss Lindsey Jas
Trimbe Brown.
! District No. 10. JudgesW. H. Hamblin, W. B. Hudson
| John Taylor; Receiver-Jack Gee.
Dstrc No. JudgesWm. Hall. W. NJ. Dismukes Jno
a. Cartwright Receiver VIM Luton
District No. 81 Jas Marlborough, J. W. Ballowe w. B. Ew
| ing; Receiver P. Laner.
District No. JudgesGee Gill; G. W. Walker, Gilber
Marshall; Recever-A'bd shaw.
District No. .. Judges-B. r Drake, D. Bason Lewis VIII
| ams; Observation-Disclosures L. Hyde.
District No. "a judges g. B. Carney, Thos Bysor Ed
Graves; Receiver G'tine Garrett
| JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iuneI7-h Sheriff OF Davidson County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

THE CALIFORNIA SIsoccO The Santa Barbara
Zeal Gazette has the following in regard to the
sirOccO which recently swept over portion of that
State:
Friday, 17lh June, will be long remembered by
the Inhabitants Of Santa Barbara, from the burning,
blasting heat experienced that day, and The effects
thereof Indeed, it is said that for the space Of
thirty years nothing in comparison has been felt IN
this country, and, we, doubt, in any other. The
sun rose like ball Of FIRE on that day, but, though
quite warm, Inconvenience was caused thereby
until O'clock P m, when udjenly blast OF heat
ed air swept through Streets followed by others,
and shortly afterwards the atmosphere became so
intensely heated that human being could with
stand its force; all sought their dwellings, and had
TO shut doors and windows, and remain for hours
confined to their dwellings. The effect Of such in
tense and unparalleled hest was demonstrated by
the death of calves, rabbits, birds, Sc. TIE trees
were all blasted, and the fruit, such pears and
appes literally roasted the trees ere they fell to
the ground, and the same as if they had been cast
on live Goals.
But, strange to say they were only burned on one
side-the direction whence came the wind All
kinds of metal became heated that for hours moth
ing of the kind could be touched with the naked
hands. The Thermometer rose nearly TO fever heat
in the shade. Near open door, and during the
prevalence of this properly called sirocco the streets
were filed with impenstrAbe clouds Of fne dust, or
pulyerized clay.
Since writing the above We regret to announce
that the sroeco was not, az We hopel local. but that
Los ANGELES was visited the same day by similar
blasts ard more Intense, if possible, than were eX
perieuced here's and that not only the fruit trees are
iniured, but the vineyards are reported as nearly
destroyed. The general opinion that the cause Is
FIRE in the mountains is now abandoned, and the
belief is that there has been volcanic eruption in
the routhern portion Of this State