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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-01

R Judge Crane, the Delegate elected
to represent the inchoate Territory of Neva-
da, died At Carson Valley on Tuesday last.
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Eg The late Pacific Railroad Convention
at San Francisco expressed preference for a
road on the Central route.
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SUMMONS.

The PEorLE OF FAE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: To,
w. F. NORcROss.
VOU are hereby Summoned 10 appear before
Il me. Mt my Office in Auburn. Placer county,
on Saturday, The 18th day of December. A. b.
1859, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, to answer the CON-
plant of g. II. Mitchell wherein he prays judg-
ment against You for the sum of one hundred and
forty dollars and seventy.fve cents, in an action.
for an account due him from you, and take notice,
if you fail SO to appear and answer, Plaintiff will
take judgment as aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day Of Septem-
her, A. D. 1859. A. GRANT, j. r.,
Township No. 3.
Auburn Sent 9Th IS59-3m
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Dissolution of Co. Partner ship.

NOTICE is hereby given that the o-Psrtuer.
IN ship heretofore existing under the style Of
Wagner Co.. engaged in the business Of mil;
hing, in the town of Auburn. Placer County,
California WAS this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. John Wagner is authorised 70 colaect ais
accounts due the firm, and TO settle all debts that,
may be outstanding against it.
JOHN WAGNER,
PETER GIMMEL.
The milling business will be continued ~ the
old stand by the undersigned JOHN WAGNER.
Auburn, Sept. 18th, IS59.--3w
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AUBURN
STEAM FIGURING MILLS.

TIME undersigned are pleased to inform the
Il public that the enlargement and improve
ment of their mill having been completed. they
will commence running on Monday, the 9th inst,
when they will manufacture the best quality OF
Extra Superfne Flour for Family and Bakers
use, and also, GRIND Barley. feed stuiis, DC, &C.
Both merchant and custom work will be done.
Farmers wishing to dispose of their Wheat and
Barley will please give us o call, as we are ready
to purchase at oil times.
STovE WooD.-We will keep on hand. atall times
and will supply customers at shortest notice,
WAGNER Il co.
Auburn Scptember 4, 1858.
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List of Letters,

1l6t OF 1cCtcIS,
II EMAINING in the Post Office in Auburn
II California, September 30th, 1859.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised"
Agan John Anderson NJ D
Anguish John Avent Thos l.
Arnold l. B
Barmore &C Bellows Curtis
Barclay WP Brown Robert
Balch Geo. Byron Moses
Recketh James Bickford d K
Coffey Thomas Creegan Peter
Cole Henry Clark Paul
Curtis James
Daniels Henry Delany John
Dodge Arthur Doyle Lawrence
Dow Ches w Drew Henry l.
Dunn Alexander Daniels VIM. II
Darli z Chas
Edwards E Espy r
Fisher Lincoln P Foley Mart
Filler DR.. E Flaws Albert
Frmstone Henry Forbes Andrew
Fry Geo B
Gille Herman Gregg C, R-2
Grnnell Peter Gibbons Henry
Gilreath Noah--2
Hallenbeck John Hosmer ChesM
Hosmer N Holt Thomas
Humphrey Chas Heber Frank
Humphrey David r Horton Robert
Jones Andrew Jaquins John
Kendrick Daniel Kuhns William
Lee Abner Leicester Elzeard
Leslie George Lotus Andrews
Leslie David
| McCalister James Mckinney Chas
Mcdonald james, hurry John L
Nosler Thomas Norris Jan
| Olmstead Eugene
Parker Samuel Winter Pendleton Henry
Perry John Pleitt Daniel
Rank John
Salrig George Stroop Saml d
Somers Chas r. Stout John
Spencer Jsber Stewart Joseph
Sims WINS Strayny john Il
Shirley TIP Stevenson George
Stout John F-2
Townsend VIM. Henry Thompson Mr..
Ullman John
Vance John
Ward Elbert-3 Williams John G
Wrth Jacob Wheeler WilliamW
Wallace WmW Wiley Jacob
Young Chas Young Oliver H.
Ladies List
Mrs VIM D Perkins, Mrs Clemment
Mrs Sarah A. Burrows Mrs Bridget King
Harriet!e E Lynn Mrs NJ Fish
Foreign Letters.
A Mons. Thomassin Louis Quynol
Sr Joze Jaouiini Coreia Sur joe Silva Amora
ROBERT GORDON. P. N.
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urand Gift Entertainment
On g. AT DUTCH FLAT,
saturday, October LIST, 1859.
S<'es2 in Prizes. Tickets One
Dollar.

M m.a Undersigned will give Gift Entertaip-
Mated ma AZ the above place, at the time desig.
plend;d ne 1e frizes will consist of number Of
es Rroo uolo and Silver Watches. Gold Brace
raluahlo Earrings; Breastpins and other
sle. "0n %ay and number of Miscellaneous arti.
s n There will be - ''''' '''' % "
~ t:sazes, valued at &2, 6e2.
Eoh .cAets, One Dollar Each.
10 the . .C holder will be entitled to admission
chance rt.eer'alnment, and be also entitled to a
~ 'ne distribution of prizes.
Dutch r.. F.. MILLEN.
w." RAT. Aug. 9th. ls5e,--6w
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1.-THE extensive practice wn'cn
~ Medlc"' ..ouired in California is to
he attributed !. Int 10 his libcrality. Per
disud e1per. ..S NV disease cognizant in his
4; !; :; =: -: ::: +; 4: :: :;::
Office sns w" where written answer is required
db e''t sse lss) will.be e1acted' once hours
The u'.' o,,,ock A. ~, to P. NJ lnv"''as p'A'
from w. under the charge OF VI. i0uus
cling thsmss, /. sneedy and permanent cure. The
can rely u Uniform practice has been to take no
Doctors u" .nre !, Effected. Having been voted
pay un's., ,, member Of the Royal College OF Sur
An '0'1 randou the highest chirurigic'l body in
s'0n' n' h. feels confident that bis service can
ss' s'i' ~ he appreciated in discerning com
not ~. " Consultation rooms, corner OF Mont
uunl"' ND california streets, opposite Wells
s'nms.' Co.'S Express Office, San Francisco.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that oil per-
N sons iu the County Of Placer who are en-,
uged in the business of selling Merchandise. and
Liquors in less quantities than quart Gold Dust
Buyers, Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers of Livery
Stables, Billiard Tables. Bowling Alleys. Auc'
lioneers Theatrical and Circus Companies, mus
procure, or renew their License within ten days
ai,er expiration. or their names will be handed tc
.he District Attorney for prosecution.
GEO. W. APPLICABLE, Co. Treasurer.
Auburn. June 4th, l859-my
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T.. o'REIILY. J.O'NEILI.
HEADQUARTERS SALOON!
O'REILLY e. O'NEILL. PrOpr's.
Vanmater' sbuilding. opposite Wells, Fsrgo& Co.'S
AUBURN, CALIFORNIA.
THE proprietOrs Of this favorise Saloon return
i thanks to the public for the very liberal pa
tronage extended to them since the opening of
the Headquarters" and in presenting their &C.
know Judgments therefor. would beg leave to shy
that their BAR will continue to be supplied with
the choicest of Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
M1-Liquors for family use will be sold in guam
titles to suit purchasers.
O'REILLY & O'NEILL.
Auburn, May, 22d. 1883.
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE!
ID. GUIOU, Proprietor,
SUCCESSOR TO wHITXARsH KIMBALL.)
Commercial Street, Auburn, California.
"AVING purchased of Messrs.
III Whitmarsh Il Kimbal their en- Jed
tire interest IN this stable, Che under " II
signed would say to his old friends and the public
that bis stock OF Buggies and Carriages are IN
surpassed by anything in similar establishment
in the mountains. Also, an excellent stable OF
Harness and Saddle Horses are we'll trained and
safe which will be let to customers at reasonable
prices for
CA S HI o. L Y!
Transient stock left At this stable, will receive
the best Of attention at reasonable prices. The
old customers Of the establishment are solicited
to continue their favors to the new proprietor.
and he assures them that they will have no cause
10 regret it. Horses or Mules kept by The week
or month. at the lowest prices. Hacks bugges
and carriages furnished for excursions in the
mountains. under the care Of careful drivers who
have thorough knowledge of the country Call
and try me. u. GUloU.
July 9th, 1862
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WARES, ETC
GEO. WILLMENT.
Corner Of Commercial and Court Sts.,
AUBURN. CAL.

HAVE on hand, and i'm constantly receiving
Il large additions to my we'll selected stock of
Groceries, Liquors. &C. OF the old corner, consist
ing in part as follows:
LIQUORS.
Choice French Brsndies English .9le aud Porter:
american do. pints and quarts;
Monongshela Whisky; Pipcr's Hcidsick;
Bourbon do. Stoughton Btters;
Holland Gin, Hostettcr's do.
american do. Boxers do.
Club House do. Lemon Syrup;
Jamaica Rum; Raspberry do.
New England do. Ginger Wine.
A General Assortment Of Liquors; also =
choice selection Of Superior Wines.
Fruits.
Apples. dried; Peaches. dried;
Currants do. Cranberrics do.
Miscellaneous.
Axe handles; Mustard. Eng'' Soda;
Beef, dried; East'rn Cal; Sh0vels;
Bacon; Mute es; Sugar. bbls. hfs
Butter; MaccarOni; and boxes;
Beans; Nails Spikes; do Crushed;
Buckets; Nutmegs; do Powdered
| BrOOms; Oysters; do Ground;
Barley; Onions; do Granuatd
| Candles, asstd; Oil, Olive. Polar, do N. Orleans
Coffee, ground; Lard Sperm; do China;
do Java; Pie Fruit. Eng. do Batavia;
do Rio; 4American; do Manila:
Cheese; Pepper; do ST. REIN
| Cream Tartar; Pickles; bbs. hfs.
|
Goldfish; Pipes; do Peach;
| Cranberrics; Pc ellis; do Fruit;
| Chicken roast; Pick handles; do Watson's:
| Corn meal; Pork, clear and do Smoking;
| Camphene; mess; do Natl leaf:
CLAIMS; Pepper sauce; Tomato Catsup;
| Caps. percussion; Rasins, land Turkey. in tins;
| Crackers, soda; whole boxes; Irvine, cotton;
do sugar; Rice, Carolina. Tacks. assorted;
| do Boston; China Batavia Tea. green, i'm
Flour; Manila Patna persl, gun
do buckwh't; Soap, Hillspale powder. black
Hams, various; do. chem. olive Tomato sin tins
Hominy; Syrup. Bost'n in Vermclli;
| Honey, in tins; kegs and bills Vinegar;
Jellies; do S. Francis Yeast Powders
Jams; CO. kegs do; Preston and
HOLSTERS; Stnrch Merrill's:
Lard. in tins and Salt; a great variety
kegs Strwber's in tin Of spices ant
Mackerel, hf. bills Sardines L / bxs Il case goods
full assortment OF Hardware and Tin
ware always kept; also Battling Wire
for Hay.
.4ubarn, June 18th, '59-my.
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"AVE just received . new stock Of cloth ~
Il IL ing. and other goods kept in the trade, ~
respectfully invite the attention of the -AA
public to the same, as they intend selling them AT
the lowest cash prices
The Stock consists of Black, Blue and other
colors of fac Dress, Frock, and Business Coats.
Various colors and qualities OF Sack Coats, Reef
ing Jackets, etc.
Pants Of every color and quality. and at all
prices. Satin, Silk. Velvet and MRrseilles Vests
plain and figured.
Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Blan-
kets. Trunks. etc.
Also, large stock Of gents Furnishing Goods
consisting of White and Coored Shirts, Under
Shirts, Over Shirts, Collars Handkerchief Cru
watts, Suspenders, Gloves. etc.
All of which will positively be sold at prices
to suit customers. Call and see.
LIPSETT i GIBSON.
Auburn, March 9Th, lS59--my
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A. =. COVE. A. G. GORDON
CHEAP FOR CASH.
UNION STORE.

THE undersigned keep constantly on hand
l. at this old stand q well selected stock Of
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware,
and such goods generally, as are found in coun-
try store. All Of which will be sold at Gerry lou
prices for cash. COVE Il GORDON.
Auburn, April 10, 1858. my.
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JACOB FELDBERG,
n-.- Is POSITIVELY
SELLING OFF AT COST,
HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF
(IO1HING, BOOTS & SHOES.

aVlNG determined to close out in Auburn,
g. ,or the purpose of engaging in business in
s ~" francisco, now offer my entire stock Of
SH " at Cost Price. 1t consists of fine black.
0 ow ana Brown Frock, Business Raglans, and
4Vecoats; all colors and qualities of French Cas-
c caete ana Cloth Pants: Silk. Silk Velvet Satin.
nJ', cashmere and Marselles Vests; Gents Fur
H Hs,us foods of all kinds; Boots and Shoes.
Dom,' ana Gaps, Blankets Trunks Carpet Bags,
T Thu ssa Goods Cutlery, Perfumery, &C., &c.
''' ABOVE goods will positively
&c Sold at Cost Cash Price,
ars ;a W. persons DESTROYS of obtsinng bargains
Rem %otmed that now is the time to get them.
ms,0;l the place--in the brick store, Com
'''"' street, opposite the Post Office. Auburn.
N n JACOB FELDBERG.
de S, i1--Gentlemen! All of you who are in
aotss u 20 me by book account or otherwise, are
vou uu W come forward without delay and settle,
"yoa will thereby save trouble and cost. J.F.
auburn, September 10th. 1859.
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JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING.
NJ all kinds, neatly executed atthe PLACER
U HERALDoffice. Main street Auburn.
I'LL KINDS OF BLANKS
"A C.n be had or will be gotten up
At short notice and at moderate prices, at the
Placer Herald Office.
u Blank Deeds, Ds..,k Mortgage, and
Blank Personal Mortgages, now resdy for sale
IA the Pla "er Herald Office.
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DRUSHES. Hair, Cloth, Tooth, Flesh, Paint and
ID White Wash Brushes, full assortment. For
sale by S. w. MORRELL.
March 9Th, 80 my
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AHEDlCAL LIQUORS Il WINES, Of the pur
WI est and best to be found in the MARKET
For sale by S. W. MORRELL.
Murch 9Th, my
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LOWER Il GARDEN SEEDS, large as
Elsortment Of all kinds For sale by
IL rch 5th, my S. W. MORRELI.
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ID EMAINING in the Post Office in Aubur
II California September 30th, 1859.
Persons calling for these letters will please So
A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
MEMPHIS PACKETS.

,s@.e MEMPHIS PACKET liz
ALINE........U.s 8. NAIL.
sU MINER A R r N @ z MRNT
Prompt Regular and ReliabIe!
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted the following Schedule for the Summer Of
ls69-one Of their boats Leaving New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY; RYE sFDsnsRAS <. ": and fHiDAf'
ss Jill; siss S.,s' s.',s
5sy s asa ss %gss @ sp Il M ILL., s
Aug j. les lsh asii Sept H. s;h sssh a'.'
Jay ash Aug ST. 2h a s Sept sb aissa ish ash a.''
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
GREAT sOUTHEkN MAIL ROUTE,
EAST AND NORTH!
VA
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
And continuous Railway connections through East Tennesses
NEW YosK= = =PMILADELRAdA BALTIMORE, WAsa- "a q
ATLANTA, NASHVILLE, VIRGINIA SPRINGS. etc.
NJ Express mail trains leave Memphis morning and
ming making sure connections through to New York.
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
And It's Connections
TO CA RO.
Thence 70 ell Eastern Cities. and to
81; LOUIS, LouIsvfLLE. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO,
making close connecion through 70 ali points. :
oa-PssseDgers Ticketed through BY either route.
Baggage checked through from Memphis, and no charge
N-Tickets good for any length Of time
Forfreish or passage ans shrpggh tickets ,ppiy e
Memphis Packet Office, st. Charles Hotel, left wing:
WIN. INsIEE, Passenger Agent. a26
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4gtaI antsIlass.tt.

THE RAn fell plendfnlly ysstsrdsy. The aecoM.
psnying bssezes were pleasant enough Int stM ~
lowed the population IN opportunity % psspiU, =
interysls
{ THs Lou.s1AsA HnTH1ouc AsuocEAs5m -
formed It tho .Amphtheaser, night hse6ss - -
the benefit Of Miss Alics Placide Mann. Ths psese9
were The Lady Of yonss snd Z Sketches b Indiar
The houss.was hsudsonrey fall, faFs sDsstecle ~
the midst Of August tbs beDeactaU md nvssal e
the amateurs wers excellent md ths Mtiesctioa -
the audience, Gudging BY the oftnpsassd a1pAasJs
was complete.
THE MERRY BrnsAIrsss visited ~ aoEs n 4,
Miller, No. 81 Grsyer street. night t~Sozs - -
scorned the door, and entered throu, - ons = -
windows All they carried OF wss essns peaN q
shoes, fifty dollars in cash, and : noss ~ SI0s.
With their customary want of courtesy, tNy In -
card or ether clue behind them.
REconDER suMxERs' Couxr. = The chic -
before Assistant Recorder Mcnres yseeadAys -
Elisha Chapnan, residing at the ccsn9 -
yetA and Dyyades streets, had up tAiF 0ne naaeG
May Coleman, residing % CarondsIet stseesy betucsE
sa.ia @ ana " Joseph. This was his change sgzins9
That On Or abcot she 12th of MAJ. 1859, - ~
corner o. Earn and Laiayslts fseels ID ths b5cs,
see her that vhea - isnaessl Il hcuss, q eoue
t panee with her respe4y - elq1a ~ doues u1pu
hin and tQY&&fe0&0 he 0f0UA6
aIiye-or vords of a;nisr fss.es4. ~ ~
and endorsed cerssn - + ~ ~
May, 1852 drawn ID 1eyosessS ~ r. 1s ~ -
a.ps Of one thoyaand dolIss.
months fIos date. mas dspsssss r. ssssSs ~
his personal sa1ety, 49, CO.. 6GS 80 = Z
said note Wherelsss, dsposl1l q ~
| uuan vish ssuarif fnti idsSfoa afd 51Sss
| Is the ststu1es. ets. s|ss h n
why Nay xens . ese,ly absss u II
dollars, OF how Rlhha allowed hlr1 q l3 r. q
PEELED 70 sign icf ssch q anotnt ~ - 81
| 10 bajb in The sum of 1000 to eppeey - -
| on the 20th. s='' - q < a
Charles Haydenafain M mn os 4 c1lae3 u tS5fks
estrageousiy insalted ana sD0sed Gassllse kss
ana assaaited ner w,tn an - MlS1 ~ ~ ~ u
on Aonday evening ~, q " Nos ~ -
He gave hai! p appear on tbe -:
John McCuiiouen. ensFgea wnn 49,
Samuel q Smith with his ~ - WIN - -
more telling weapon g tne hsns eessf1
bunday hst, ~ s0e barroom g! ~ A01
on TchouPitouAs street, gave psiI 70 aRps1s
zsa; s. = -. -. -
Mary cunningham, cnaF8ed ~ Dene 1umDssy ~ ~
d5ashing 5 : csP q bot tea ever him aad scald.nss
leit arm, on Fnoay evening iass, 70 nc1e g sss
/ JoSepn street, gave peu 70 appeek On tne z5ee !.
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~. UNITED STATES
HAnSfa ~ SEEI-WEEKLY NAIL LINE i@A1S
. =. TO VICKSBUR RQ.

Leaves on THURSDAY, at5P. NJ.
The magnificent U. S. mall packet Grand Duke. Capt.
j. NJ. White MASTER in place Of the steamer yicksbug while
being repaired, will leave for Grand Lake. Donaldson.
Vile Paqpemne Baton Rouge Pert Hudson Bapoq sara,
Red River Landing Fort Adams Eatchez, Waterproof Rod
ney St Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton vicksburg Mken's
Bend Lake Provdence Stacks Island L.ndng Skipwths
Landing Pitchers Point Ashton Grand Lake. Lake Washing
on Carolina Landing and Point Worthngton every THURS
DAY, at5P.M
The vicksburg will take freight for Yazoo River to
be reshpped steamers Dew Drop and Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, ats Pm.
The megnihcent q s. mail packet Eatchsz, Captain
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney st Joseph
Grand Gulf Warrenton and vicksbarg every SATURDAY
at5P.M NJ.
The L. Il. at vicksburg with steamer Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo River
high Greenwood at high rates. without detention.
The mentioned splendid will leay.
their regular days. without fail at the hour appointed Al
business entrusted tother will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These responsible any letter package
containing jewey other vauables unless rsgula
bills Of adug specifying the contents and value
freight paid for vauables deposited with Tho esrl
For freixht or passage apply on board, or to
j. J. PERSON L CO.,
| jel5 If Corner Of Carondelet and Union treets.
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Judge Dooly, of Georgia, was remarkable for his
wit, well for other talents. At one place where
he attended court he not pleased with his enter
tainment at the tavern On the first day of his arrival
ahog-under the name of pig-had been cooked whole
and laid the table. No person attacked it, It was
brought the next day and the next and treated with
the same respect and it was on the table the day
on which the court adjourned. AS the party finished
dinner Judge Dooly rose from the table, and in a
solemn manner thus addressed The clerk: Mr..
Clerk )" said he, :" dismiss this hog upon his recog-
nizance until the first day of the next court He has
attended SO faithfully during the present term that
don't think it will be necessary to take any security"
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THREE GIRLS DRowNED.-A dispatch of the 1lth
inst. from stockbridge, Massachusetts,, says:
Two nieces Of DR.. Train, of Sheffield, aged seven
and nine years, and daughter Of James Bradford,
Esq, aged twelve years, were drowned in Sheffield,
Mass, yesterday in little cove, where they were
bathing The names of the nieces of DR.. Train were
Mary and Gertrude Lemist. They resided in Med.
field.
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EASILY FR1GHTENED.-A Baltimore journal, speak.
ing of the necessity of better police regulation in
that city, says:
A party of some nineteen merchants arrived in
Harrisburg and all had tickets for Baltimore. One
of them saw in a paper the account of the muir
der of Taylor by Burke, and remarked that he
would not go to such cut.throat city" An.
other observed be preferred to purchase goods in
Baltimore, but afraid to risk his life there and
tickets and went on to Philadelphia.
rather chicken-hearted party, we think, to be
diverted from their business engagements by the
head and bloodybones stories Of partisan news
papers.