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, 1859-11-18

SAD CGsUALTY.-Mr. W. G. Haley, Of
Albany, writes to us that on Saturday, the
Doth ult Mr.. A. Hackleman, with Messrs.
w. Davis and ]. j. Davis, living near Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, started OH a
hunting expedition into the mountains.
They made q camp in the mountains some
three or four miles south of Sweet Home
Valley, in said county
On Tuesday morning following, they sep
Grated aud started on their hunt. sMr.
Hackleman, after hunting until near night,
and when on his return to camp, saw q
deer, which ran of q short distance, and
while he was watching for it, saw all OBJ
ject he thought to be deer, and thought
it made two or three jumps. He fred at
it, and believing the shot had take effect,
loaded his gun before going up to it. But
on arriving at,ths sPot,ato bis sad aston
ishment found be had killed a man. He
did not at that time know who It was, but
afterwards found it was q Mr.. VIM. Rus
sell, who has been residing in Sweet Home
Valley for some years and was about
eighteen years Of age.
nAAs ANuoSCh was uOodI uppeAOualJI huSu
Mr.. Hackleman frst went to him, and was
not observed to move nfterward Mr.
Hackleman was not aware of any one be-
ing near him at the time.
Mr.. Russell was hunting, and had on a
shotpouch made Of an undressed wild ami
NAL skin, very much resembling deer in
color, which Mr.. Hackleman caught sight
Of, aud was so bitterly deceived thereby
The ball struck and entered the deceased,
near the centre Of tue breast, Just above
the powder-horn attached to his shOt-pouch
Mr. Hackleman went to his camp, and
had Mr.. Davis go to the settlements to in
form the citizens of the fatal occurrence
Mr.. Russell was inferred by his friends on
Thursday. His father resides in Sweet
Honey Valley, and was his only relative in
this country.
The above are the facts Of a most sad
and unfortunate affair, and no one doubts
but that it was entirely uninteniional on
the part Of Mr. Hackleman. Mr.. H. is a
respected citizen Of Linn county. Oregon
Statesman.
, 1859-11-18

B6The eccentric Englishmnn who join
ed Garibaldi's corps, from pure love Of
shooting at such high game as Austrians,
always took out bis memorandum book
and made q noteon't, every time be brought
down one Of the enemy. The results Of his
season Of shooting counted up twenty-five
killed certainly, and ten more under the
head Of "uneertainp Among other re-
cruits, Garibaldi had two Freuchmen,
members Of the Paris Jockey Club; eve
Americans, few Germans, and one China
man.
, 1859-11-18

A Coon SwINNFR-The Pacific Com
mereidI Adreriiser, Of Sept IA, published at
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, says:
"The schooner Margard from Kauai,
picked up, on Friday morning last, at a
distance Of some six or eight miles from
Barber's Point, native boy by the name
Of Kameoeone-a deserter from the whale
ship Frankiia which left this port on the
preceding day. The boy, it seems, had
felt q little homesick when be saw the
green mountains Of Oahu growing dim in
the distance, and about s o'clock on Thurs
day evening, he jumped overheard and
struck out for the land-then about twenty
miles distant. He swan oil night, and at
daylight was within half mile Of the shore.
Here, however, he was opposed by q strong
current; and after buffeting the waves for
while in vain endeavor to reach the
beach, he discovered a sail in the distance,
several miles 10 the leeward. He accord
ingIy changed his course for the vessel, and
ut o'clockion Friday morning was stand
ing upon her deck, apparently but little
the worse for his fourteen hours swim"
, 1859-11-18

A NovEL ADvEEnsNEEr.-Ths most re-
marknble among the many remarkable adj
vertiscments which daily fan under our no.
tice, in hundreds Of exchanges from every
section Of the country, Is the enc bellows
"a pew is for sale in the meeting house
Of the irst parish in Amherst. The man
that owns the pew, owns the right Of space
just as long as the pew is, from the bottom
Of the meeting house TO the top or roof,
and he can go as much higher as he can
get II a man buy my pew, and sit IN II
on Sundays, and repent and be a good man,
he will 60 to heaven, if God lets him 60.
Let q man start from the right place, les
him go right, keep right, do right, and he
will go to heaven at last; and my pew IS as
good place to start from as any pew iu
the meeting house"
, 1859-11-18

War STEAMER SAeISAw.-The first war
steamer built in CaIlFornia-the Sag'na'o
will be ready for sea about the middle
Of December next. Commodore Cunning
ham has expressed his great satisfaction
with the machinery, which was made 10
San Francisco. He states that no steamer
can have more perfect machinery. Or bet
ter boilers. The contract price for this
work was $72, 900, butths cost viii amount
to over $4,000. The steamer is nov -
Mare Island.
, 1859-11-18

PRooREss OF THE SOUTHERN PAcIFIc RAIL
RoAD.-Dr. FowIkes, late President Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, has written u
letter confirming the statement as to the
sale of the road. snd the decision Of Court
in its favor. The Doctor has provided
means to extinguish nearly oil the debts
outstanding against it in Texas, and does
not doubt Ills ability 10 free the Company
of every embarrassment. A letter has al
so been received IN Louisville, from ]. Ed
gar Thompson, stating that G. B. Roberts,
civil engiueer will leave Philadelphia in
day or two, to superinteud the construc-
ton Of the road, and that it will be pushed
ahead with Vigor, Application will be
made to the next Legislature of Texas, for
such action as will facilitate its progress,
and it is suggested to change the name to
that of Atlantic and Pacific Railroad =
Several journals speak with great conf
denee of the immediate commencement OF
the work under the most favorable auspices.
, 1859-11-18

SOLDIERS OF THE REvoLUrIoNARY War
The Washington Constitution states that
the Pension Office had on its rolls, on the
3Oth June, 1858, the names Of 25S reVolu-
tionary soldiers. OF this small remnant Of
heroes information has been received that
during the last halfyear 46 went to their
long account, leaving upon the first day Of
the present year, 2O7 survivors. The ages
Of some Of these soldiers are stated to have
been 100 to 1903 Thus is dwindlng away
the small number Of that gallant band
which has come down to us from former
generation, to pass forever from the earth
before this generation shall have finished
its work. At the period above referred to,
there were 200 widows Of revolutionary
soldiers upon the pension rolls, and in six
months death diminished that number by
295. or those living at the beginning oI
this year, As were the wives Of revolution.
AIRY soldiers before the termination Of the
great struggle.
, 1859-11-18

BGr In the treaty recently made with
the Cochin Chinese, the French Admiral
obtained four important concessions, name
ly: The exercise of the Christian religion,
treaty of commerce, the cesSion of the
town of Segin and adjoining territory, and
the recognition of the rights Of the French
To the Bay of Luren.
, 1859-11-18

BURNING OF THE CLIPPER SHIP " "MAsrIFF"
The clipper ship Mastif. on the route
from San Francisco to Hongkong, was
burned on the 18TH Of September last.
She had on board lS5 passengers, ia Of
whom were Chinese. Fortunately for the
passengers and crew, the British ship
AehilLis happened to be sailing along about
Eve miles distant, which promptly came to
the rescue. All were Immediately trans
ferred to the AoHiiiis, and on the 9th Of
the same month, were landed at Honolulu.
The Mast!f was a frst-class clipper, Of
1885 tons burthen, built at Boston in 1855,
and fitted up with all the modern improve
ments; cost, when built, about 500, ,OCO,
and was insured in Boston for $50, 900.
, 1859-11-18
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, 1859-11-18

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, 1859-11-18

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, 1859-11-18

~ The Paris correspondent Of the
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, 1859-11-18
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NIX Ncfn Ncrf, CgOittrr iOOI).
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9rmtunf grtterie Der trcicn Stact N~rouffurt
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bietet
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Napoleon e la liberia
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Hun mas? S6neu, Glitter, prppte;ei!-
Der 6rieoe tclnmt, CT iGr's 9rpaht,
SUmmt wie Elm @rttrr ibcr Ratt:
Die Safer rctden oteIe Stunp'
Gic 9anp ii6 fhpu gum 6ricrcnatuno ="
Oa FnG,en bic Sp toten bretn.
I'll Iit9lt, YrppGct pNS fann ni&t Icin !
Ser Seifun9awall, Der, I6arf beIptft,
Spn rrilbcu auf Sud- nicbcrblidt,
Gr Miro prn Gut i'm @rif YirQcidt,
Dch mic pcn curem 8uB crrri6t!"
9 z Gin Spjpn {bniirt Dem Filou,
&am'rapcn, l6neQ bic Ecble Su -
Die Scmbarbrt ais G5u6nc9clD
Iuf cr'9e Belt an 6ranfrrih iGut,
|on 6rontreih mirb ais gebn uno QcNn
Der Sarre tragen 0anb uni &run!"
SHae loltrrt unS Der &crl2 6cytei
9adt ben 3tSeunrr6uuo III 8rct!
0O@ rer 3i8euncr rubis ipridt:
"56 Fin nod lang iu @upe nitt
StoItcns 8iirlten einen Ib
Sn etnem SunoniB trnperlia,
9n 70 'ner Dirt pcn Sunrsst,o
Vie &rinem nnBt, ned l@acsn na1.
3u 10 'ner Irt bon 9teputltt
Sad MublanO's @nnlA unb Gronfrei8,a
S6id;
%pn rtrIer 9teputlit am Gnb
SStrD Pho mono YrQitptnt!!"
va lhaut eth Vaden GeG unt YoU:
T'Bt lnlfEa i'm, Der &erl lit toll!
Nfnn S0IIbcit MIR, bod Gjge ni6t,
St tsce6 8crt, mas CT ia ipriht.
@ep, pu prophet, in5 N%nrrsnbaus,
uno lu@ rtr bort bic @laub'gen aus =
Der Nlte ifia BON bannen I6lia;
Ao@ ais bic i&wiie NaGt enspi6
u"O mad brsi stunben cS setast, -
o@ ~a0''S ssiasDn, ME er seIast.
MUraI:
sNa0 9sntt is fir 8l6bFnn BAIT,
S"F''t n1Of9en lhOn ais Sinn Der Bclt.
Grmm1 Nine Reta ~ O.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13
Setnnntmatun9.
00Ns Sor zS2.

Vile 6eutlhe NricfC, mCIhc bier in RifmonS in Der Wp1effec in
,,carc OF Post-Box No. 1872"
otrtiGrt ontpmmcr, rpcrrcn Ron bcute, Urn lgtru QrrEr,,r 1880
t0gltG Surdh ben llntr;ciducrn ZEN refsrctircr NSrrGontcn ~,
Tire 9Srbnrn9Cn bclrrQt. Ter 8r6eCrIpbu III ? g rs fr tinrn
@rIet unS l Sent fur Cine : iana pber anbcrs %0rudldrif.
6ur 3tttun0rn mus nab ben g~rlf9eicBcn tas pprtr prr gStert,I.
j0Nr iii gprau5 bcsobIt Icin, bcnn nlr bonr f6nnrn &c in nt;,o
Spr tN'Nnen NM eelpr9t perecn. e. q. 80. @pbIe,
N9cnt beS Ribm. 9n;ciorrS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13
=. H. GRAVES,
SruIe uro Sien Ydiutcr unb G1loIrr.
L Strni,r ;tniGhen Nrnnh- ,,,h d..

ON"fNT sIVtUUtH SIpVVS UNp Sr0Cf,
Ettnpab, ga.
Tuc III Sicir @5eldotteNpci9e tinlhIogenbe 9rtcien, Irpic aid
eoI9Nlln9, Yt9rFI'g nm Molen "n Stutcu &C., wrrbcn fdncII
btIgt uEc 9Clhn1i.cul 0%ueacfufrt. I'm ;ablreibr grlfir5or kinr,
8. s.. Graves.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-26
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPER
INTENEENT OF WARREN UNION
SCHOOL.

Gentlemen of the Board Of Education:
In presenting my fifth Annual Report,
as Superintendent of your Union School, l
can but congratulate you on the success of
the enterprise under your supervision. du-
ring the past year. To say that our school,
in all its departments is in very flourish
inc condition. is only to repeat what the
great majority of our citizens appreciate,
and what visitors from abroad frankly as
sert. Great care has been exercised in Sc
lecting and adopting the best modes of in
struction. in securing the most thorough
classification of which our schools are sus-
ceptible, and in seeing that the scholars in
all departments were properly incited to
make the most rapid proficiency. But this
care and effort would have proved of very
little service. if it had not been for your
wise policy in selecting Teachers, and IN
advising measures for the general good of
the school. Experience shows your policy
of procuring your Teachers from among
those applicants who have been successful
in other schools, to be the correct one. The
day has passed, when men of sense adjudse
any little girl who has sufficient physical
development to successfully WELD rod,
qualified to keep school.
As the legitimate result of your care in
selecting and continuing first class Teach
ers. the attendance in our schools has
reached higher per cent. this, than during
any previous year. The following exhibit
of the number of pupils in each school,
and the per cent of attendance, taken from
data given in the Teachers, Quarterly Re-
ports, will enable you to see this fact.
NJ - .Ia PR cant of Attendance
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-26
QOstrp.
THELABoRER AND THE WARRIOR.
BY EPEs SARGENT.

The camp has had its day of song;
The sword, the bayonet, the plume
Have crowded out of ryhme too long
The plough, the anvil, and the loom
Oh ! not upon our tented fields
Are freedoms heroes bred alone:
The training of the workshop yields
More heroes true, than war has known.
Who drives the bolt. who shapes the STEEL
May with heart as valiant smite
As he who sees foeman reel
In blood before his blow of might;
The skill that conquers space and time.
That graces life, that lightens toll,
Nav spring from courage more sublime
Than that which makes a realm its spoil.
Let labor, then, look up and see
His craft no pith of honor lacks;
The soldiers rife yet shall be
Less honored than the woodman's axe;
Let art his own appointment prize.
Nor deem that gold or outward light
Can compensate the worth that lies
In tastes that breed their own delight
And may the time draw nearer still,
When man this sacred truth shall heed,
That from the thought and from the Will
Must all that raises man proceed;
Though pride may hold our calling low
For us shall duty make 1t good:
And we from truth to truth shall go,
Till life and death are understood.