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- Judge Parker, 81 the instanss AZ G..
Wise. he's beaded err 6tephsns. o. 0 n
Haspsr,s Fas1 sonspirstore, g Mr. nax1lD,
triee q vi1Sfnia. Unlsss, thsrelefo, ths
prisoner, who y severely A1a1deA should
di1 heforshand, The trial vaa - f,aee ..
fore J1dgs BfoSksnbrough, - gtasneoos III
May merit. The object Of the transfer -, q
10 we'll known, TO compel the attsndanoe on
certain parties q the North . Mitnsssee.-
The trial will Be without appeal; ., from
~ pseuii4 Liquidation aAsSting ths jurisdis-
srviss N appsal wsuld lie 70 > United 6tasss
Circuit Court, must b. 6aal.
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NEw YoRK, Nov. 2l.--On Saturday, Jus
toe Bosworth, Of the Supreme Court, rem.
dercd Judgment in the long contested case Of
the people Of the State of Michigan 70. the
Phnnix Bank, Nov York CITY. The Judge
deaidad that the State was not liable FER tie
advances made BY the Bank TO Gov. Mason.
and that the award Of the Bank was contra.
~ TO Law and equity, and was void, = hsv-
ing been procured By fraudulent oonoesl.
ment, DO. The defendants were liable TO re-
fund tho money, amounting 70 4o5 1854 "a.
The original loan, in 1887, consisted Of - 8
drafts OF tho Bank Of tho Rivsr Raisin. and
tho Farmers' = Mechanics Bauk, Detroit, TO
the amount Of $4,000. 's 79
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Tua DIS MogxKs Valley Vine ID puAlishsd
every Mepday u this Office, Is Of the Oldest pa
psrs In Lows, and has = widely extsnded nirpala-
tfon throughout The Des Moinss valley, Northern
Missouri, and Wsslssn Illinois.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AME1IfF,0 sALE.
STATE on row q,

AME11fEso SALE.
STATE or IOWA. 70
LEE OounrY.
RY virtue Of stpssiAl sxec1tisn 70 me directed,
~ lssns1 Ii The Clerk q H. District Csayt 81
said county, In favor Of Charles Parsons co. end
against IsaAe VanAusdAll aad Lsan1ss Hafhins, !
Will ssll - thu MshAat biddef . ~ door Of tAs
Clark 9 omee n tle Nstric9 Co1rt Of Lss Csnnay,
lows, at Ksokuk In said county, on The 1ltA day
Dsoemhsf, A. p. lo5o, hstWssA 10 ho1n 81 .
eeaeck .. -. and o'eieok p. =. Of said AaV, shs
following property, totwit: The novthusst quat-
ter g section two "a. township aizty=aHa l6k
.aertA, range Avs 10 wsst, Ais, ~ spsthr wssi
qssstsf ef ssstion thirty ttt township eixty-
six aAAsa 1ys46 wset, ~ II LAA aosnty. Ipwa
sold by order vi Ceu~t a. tai psuparty III Ia
VanAusaall. 70 sAtiafy said writ 81 as3dation.
Ksekaks Nov. ~, 1884, 3
VIM. 81. LkDcH,
nov24d Sheriff Of Lee County.
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~ ~
Tnpao, N. g., Nor. 10.
IT, stsannot Cnno1n ~ arrived 81 Hall
tx wiaA LissFPeel s1visss BY telegraph %
ths ~ ins1.
Its asserted that the EDglish Government
has consented TO join the proposed European
Congress for the settlement OF the Italian
di1Rcuity, sud that rrance and England had
scn@lS3ly Agtssd On shslbasis Of trsss1 a.
The sssansRip Great Eastern had arrived
81 Southsmptoa.
Hon. OharleA Summer ID snong the pas
ssnesrs By ths OanAda. .sa-- IS
4 nsw stsAnahlp has besn ordered BY the
Oanasd Company 500 tons larger than the
Persia. Es5s ss4
Great aolivity prevails q Woolwich Arse
nal IN the preparation Of material for the
coast defence md for the expedition against
Chtna. 49, NJ as ..4
Ths fortjsSAiions 81 Dover srs 10 30 ex-
tended forthwith. and several battsrisa are
to b oonstSuated.
sGaxssA. eth.-Ths Assemblies of Osntral
Italy will, u h seatsd, soufer the regency On
Princs Corigssu. Modsnai and Ronsgna
will tska I,Asi Ia Il. Il \ Asssrtsd ~ object
would 30 % make ~ Count Uavour can.
didsas for ~ Dictatorship 81 ons oil the
provinces Of Central Italy. aai
A Paris tslsgrAn says tho English and
French Govefnmsnts have eomplstsly sgrssd
on tho basis Of Congress, which viii be hsld
at RruaoAla, All that remained % Is settled
was tho okcial notification iron the British
Govsfnnents
LrvxRfeon, 6anday.--Ths Plsnipo4sntia-
ries have received orders 70 sign tA4 treaty
Of. peses, aad 3 10 believed II will be sisnsd
tuslnnffUW md = GnnxrAas 10 be hsld 81 Pa
ris will follev, imnsdiately. !.
The Paris correspondent oil the London
Times says that it 10 rumored that the intsr-
view bsewesn tho Hing of 6ardinia and Gar.
ibaldi was not very satisfsetory. The latter
Vas earnest in bic dsolaratiUn that Italy had
been betrayed, and that 10 should pAs him
elf at the head Of rsvolusion; whsrsupon
visitor Ennaauel replied thas II no did %,
there vas no Alternative but 70 employ force
seainst him.
Il i stated that the American ship Mem.
tpAis Nth 100 slasss- hsd sluded the Easlish
cruisen on the coast Of Aries, and gos out
IN vlsnpa correspondent Of tbs Times
AAys IL i telsfably certain that No tiD1 ii
which the Austrian govseament will have 10
make conosssions 70 Hungary 10 not FAR die
tant. ssi 49, s Ut 1919 sAssas a''4,
4 Several psrsons have besn arrested ii VI
ons b. Hungarian soldiers for diltsiAakss
revolutionary prints. as3Ys
~ FLcanN0A. Nov. 1.-The elections in The
municipalities Of Florence and other places
have terminated without any result, slmost
oil tho electors having absiainsd from 70.
ix1xk. ~ - - :
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1tiIl They C0nnss
Pear, Peach, Cherry, Rlum and Quincs
Trees i Also, Cherry OnlrAAts, cenmoA' Gar
rsAts, 0oossbsrTiss, ~. -, A gtsst vAri.
ETY. and absu6anes.
n. Big grapss not m gone.
WV. BARNE6, No. a, 1stss House.
Oct. 81, 1859. s.s..,;s.vs4
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new YORK state rlecti,n.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2O.--The latest compute.
ton at Albany, founded upon c0mpiets on
cial returns from oil tho counties Of the
counties Of the State, New York and Kines
excepted, increase tho majority for Jones for
Secretary Of State, while they leave tho 70.
sult OF the Cana, Commissionership 10 doubt.
At present the msjorities stand: Jones.
ll64; Richmond, l004; Skinner, $40; + crest,
400.
Il will only be whom the full returns OF
New York and Kings arc received that the
result will be jecisively ascertained.
The vote on the Canal loan, 30 FAR a. r..
ported in the official retnrns, 10 oS.543 in
favor OF the loan, and 68, j 20 against Il; M
lority IN fayer, 28,S73-l9 counties TO hsar
from.
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~ Gold has been found in some az the
cooble-stones brought from the mining die.
Irscss east q Sacramento TO psvs the street,
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rhe Qreat Vlrgtnaa Frpwn,

The 0reat virgtnaa krbgAt.
I. RIcmoxp, Nov. 10th. Tfoops leave for
ChArlastown to-mnrroW, ii consequence Of i.
from Col. Davis 70 Gov. Wiss.-
Great sxoitemsat. u
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. l9.-Town much sxu7ksd
u consequences of dispatches from Davis to,
Wise. -
RAIasnoRs, Nov. l9.--It 10 rumorsd that !
body Of armed men arc crossing, or have
crossed tho river from Ohio at or near Wheel
ing. se S
u 'WxSzs1Ho, Nov. lo.--Ne armed nsn have
srosssd the river a. or near this place, NOR
ore there any rumors Of thsir crossing.
HAkPxx's F1sxv, Nov. l9.--various ru-,
mora haze been AAoAt to-day - 70 the ap-
preash Of armsd man from Ohio II tho di-
reosion Of Wheeling. The respectable source
from which tho report originassd hes created
SONS excitement about UhArlestown, but
mono here. Our people are very quist, not
eEpseting any attempt at rescue, nor do they
fssr any force, however formidable, ~ they
are prepared Tor Any emergency.
hass indaoed tho citisens 70 anticipate an
noyanoe. They are moro easily excited, bat
no ems fears the result, even il tho attempt
10 made. &
Col. Davis has made most ample proviaion
.1l any na@D.a - .ns snsmy ~no ny sal.
.lN n.I '1 ~ s:Sops e1.uasa .IOm
49,. 49, :. 80. - ID. l'1 - Pre-
se0s q. popIAl.so = ssn.ns 49, 49, =
49, Sso .e-tA 'us1s = " 0s''' .PP'sns1o
u- s..sn. r.,. ~. .;..i
. :. -. $500 80. AS nssl.!' 49,
'W.s.s:- -. ."sx go nest
~ ~. 4. ...;s.sss.,,a .sSs
sn.ss.s:.s ~" $3.50. - S. $500 v1e.u
800 - snn 4 sa,S 49, - - y,
~ 49, !. 49, r ~ - -
sa;..",. r...s..1 y. ussn..s~ -. y. ~ =. J
$3.50 ~: ;.n.h;..as. /. -. . y u.
IN. rfs..o.r sh.s . Az. M acc.r.sS =
C," ales.O~n 80. I. 49, OcCurreo in
49,. $3.50 - ..sl. .s &s o..IsI. anu :
s.., = .h. - - 0os =
sI To i "a ~ v ,is s..ssss. :. a. w:.
"a snor.S s.s..,ss.i -. !. 80. 49,
. ~; ~ "s..sS 1s s. ~ q nere
ia s.'s a. ~ N ss Ts.ss:.s ~; 80 sns,
49,. =. .a.S. -. .ss.:S.!. a. 49, 49,
IT, IT,, n -. ..o n;,, 49, :.ea'sc
- .r; ..s. 49, 49, ~ ~. ss.s1.nA III
&c. 49, -, 800. - w. ~ ~ .soa g
No.. i h.sys.s... 49, !, -. ss nesr
49,. :. ss;.s $50, Y.;sa 1872: 49,: oeoor.
III ~ 49,. ~ 80 RI - Tn sssfs-
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Nsw ORLaANs, Nov. 90. 4
The Arizona has arrived from Brasos with
320, 900 in spscie., j $3.50
Brovnsvillcis safs- Capt. Tobin, with so
Hangers, arrived On The 18th. Thirty msn
from Cutter Dodge, end 80 men from bston
Rouge ieft Brasos FOR brownsville On ths
iOsn, DAklag nearly 500 troops ana yoiun-
teers NOV there. On the arrival or Tobin.
Ocrtinss' chief o1koer, Asld - prisoner,
was hung without trial.
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war Against mckee,.

War Against Moxicx.
Sr. Louis, Nov. 10.
A special dispatch from Washington to the
Republican says:
0Governmsnt this morning determined 90
seise tho Northern States of Mexico, and or
ders have bean issued for six oompsnice OF
heavy artillery from r.. Monroe, and two
companies light artillery and three oompa-
mics Of infantry from Fl. Leavsnworth. TO
proceed Immediately to Brownsville. The
Republican learns that Col. Sumner, COM
mandsr Of this department, telsgrsphed to
LsAvenworth this evening for prompt move
msnt OF troops, in compliance with this or
der, and in week, il necessary, these troops
will be in New Orleans. The Republican in-
Inmates that security for the future will be
wanted for better boundary than that e.
tablished BY the Bio Grande."
WAsnIHoroE, nov. 20.--Nothins csn q
yet be positively aseertainsd conosrning the
precise object Of sending large bodies Of
trcops to the Rio Grande, further than the
protection OF that frontier from the astscks
Of the forces Of OortcnAs, TO utterly DESTROY
which 10 the purpose Of the Adminisration.
Az il was but recently supposed In olioisl
quarters that the two companies from Fort
Clark and the one from Baton Rouge would
bs sulkGisnt 20 check the movements OF thst
brigand, the augmentation Of the troops Just
ordered he's naturally excited suspieions OF
other contemplated measures. ,-
Various spseslations srs indulgsd 10, but
the most plausible theory, founded on certain
resolutions deemed TO BE- reliable, il tina,
Spain, France and England mediate prompt
action for TIM satisfaction Of ciaims II which
their subjects arc interested, and which NAV
involve the national existsnoe Of Msxico, or
the substitution Of , moDarchy under the
protection OF these powers. In view Of these
circumstances and probabilities, the United
States may feel conssrainsd to occupy the
northern past Of Mexico 70 secure tho sstis.
faction Of the claims Of our own citizens
against that country, - VOL % for the secu.
rity Of Americans on the frontier.
From ell that can be asosrtained, il 10 fail
10 presume that some Of the vessels OF the
Home Squadron will soon procesd to vers
QruS and other ports Of Mexico. Indeed
this seems to DO certain, % interesting ars
the reported purposes Of France, England
1nd Spain now regarded in on6ciAl quarters
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NME0aFkSs SALE.

g STATE =. q o.. IOWA. IS.
- ID, issued b. the Clark ~ the District Oourt
q said County, IN favor 81 Chsfleo o. Stevens ~
agafnst William ", Cotton, have Isvisd upoa,
md WIN ssll 70 the highsst bidder, 1t ~ dor 81
~ Clstki Once Of thp District Cous4 u Iss
Co1nty ToWa, st Keskuk, IN said eosuty. s. ~
3lth day q Dekmbsr, A. y. 1859, bes1ssn M
hours q o'clock ). u. and o'olsck ,. ~ u said
day, the following properly, to-wit: Lots thrvs (3|
and tour III n D5sck No. tAree ~ h ". \. vii
Mans and Perry 3 R&sves' Addi1isn TO ~ CITY 81
Ksoknk, County Of Lee and Htats 81 IOwa. 6eld
order d Court q fsseoiosuts " notgats d 49,
iSfy said writ d sxecntton. g
Ksokak, Nov. ga, 1850.
WM. II. LEuCH,
ii ny14d Sheriff 81 Les County.
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:. Mr, Bates, Of Missouri, i native Of
virginia, having been born In copeland
counsys and comes Of Quaker faniliss o.
Do.n sioes known for nearly : century FOR
. y. rsiik'oos hostility to the institution of
s NE ooasn. 49," says the Washington Star.
s opln'ons 10 sne matter sfe hereditary.
ana % De respected, not being tho result of
: demaeogue's ambition" -
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W Ane civairy Of Charlestown have eiy-
g no'soe 'nroug' tbs Rishmond E.qssys,
ss4t = Cook = psre'ned they will hsne him
themselves. DsnosrAt. anteoede nt. -. .
ven cosfsssions sad the ,.ausnoe y a..
Willas6s 90 for nothing, then.
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-, xirs IA marine Insaranil
$50 Agency.
r.ssa 4 ~ = ~ tasSss.ss $500 9 " -
- MUTUAL Lrr1iEsu ~ u = ooxrA n.
Cx - -
1Ais y the safest aA11Ise3 r. 1ifs L. ~
Company In the w0TE VIM y xSsun ula1 " do
Fuad Of over os,0oO 900.
ATLANTIC TIRR AND MARINE Inc CO.,
or PHovIpnHo1, III.
Capital. eiS0, 900 90.
SPRLNGIIMD FIRE And MARINE INS. CO.,
u IA sa 1870 9AUo1I1LD, MAss.
g. pAa2a 1xx0> 900.
PEORIA MARINE : S111 INSURANCE CO
NH Ss FICnlA, U.N. ~
Oapisai es6O, 600 -.
These desiring Insurancs viii % Vii - eala 4
ths Ags1sy ONes q Q. - DIMoID.1a
Eoy.lsl1. Aa.a-s... oysr0 Gas.. $1,000,
w. u. Weed
. As1sr Ell - s,l - M HaEs X.
0U1ANOE CO0PANlEe:
1usnAl Dsns1is Lass 1ns. o..
Net sss1nalasisa In. l, 80, 81 00l, o10.0l.
pa..S VIII h ,ssisi,s sksa M Other ns. Il
suYaneeCe. In ~ DATED otstsG.
% lsyssas a - asy hsys asar livss Insured
LAMAR YfKH rms. 60. or nxw roRK.
Cash OaDssAl go, 600.
HUMBOLDT YfRx INA %. or HxW 1oRE.
OasA CaYisAi 800 900.
ArLAHrn I'm. Iss. 90. a. BaouxLYx In. y.
01sA uallssl SlSOs 900.
oUAKHR ORR rms. 90. 81 pHrLADsLPaIA.
Capital and 6urplus, Jan. !, lGlo,
- So 9As nAi ID 81 81
- p.rsisalar ssssstlsa iva = Maria. ~
Fire ln..ranse. 2641es inusa-
ossie1-o. Tls's-s f'stst ,1.:sss- -.
a.vs.lss. Is. MA : 800 s.
0oneEal xnsuyonce Aeoncy.
US4. SnCOND M n1fH.
IN4Es 14AKn. RIvn0 An L111 nN>
su1A46A DssMD2a1 attsa6s4 = - toie 01ps.
49, 80 - 80 .esss,u q = ~ 1870
PxxnK nm tsuKXNCs @. o. 11wroix.
Es.7E'7 = - - "a
noMrAUK lI1n ms 90. or MN Y0IK.
! 8 n = = . .s-....... 4 8 = u !. !.
,LoaILI4ARD 1rHD ms. q. oy HHW YOY
0ADeaaA anA oaspaas eooAs ooa. -.
WONer runrfr sn~ 1,,ssn 49, - vvnS.r
= - es~sS n~-ss~s = r.. ~ - ~ 49, - =
cas- an.~s - I.sw - 49, rSs.s~
se II ----3." D g''-'s n. - -
v. v~.,,- 49,. .~c.r
-. AA 1.1sS $500 49, $3.50 80
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6TLord Brsa9xen, II late speech, drew
n sxtsa1sd parallel AaAslsen Louis Napoleon
snd tho Devil. Ths old Peer il NOT vGy
rsvsrsntiAl in Ais rsa1nsns Of crowned
hsads. Thsblood ofyesne Harry, the frissd
y the psopls and Of popular institutions,
still singles in the veins Of the vigorous 90
sogenarian.
a. Speaking Of the latest furors arising
from the accidental firing Of wheat stack
Dsar oharlsstown, correspondent Of the
N. Y. TribSas says:
The new excitement Ut Harper's Ferry Vas
oceasionsd mainly BY unbranded appFshen-
sions. Tbs whole proceedings thsrs are cal.
oulAted 70 provoke moro discomfort than
Browns foray could, II II had succeeded
The sense Of danger expressed BY the strong
has armed the weak with courage.
IA Virginia paper refers - Browns
arrangements for Provisional Government
~ the latest instance Of aunfriendiy lsgisla-
tion.o
DThs st. Louis Democrat says II states
b. authority that Judge Batss endorses sysry
word OF the article published BY tho 81 Louis
Nsscs IN explanation Of HE views.
88$s @Y
q The Italian COMMITTEES in New York,
headed By Gen. Aveszana, have appealed 70
the American people for one million Of mus
kets.
0We zee that Roger A. Pryor, now N.
O. elect, 10 member Of one Of the compa-
mics raised to put out the straw-ssaok.
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6Ws zee that Roger A. Pryor, now N
O. elect, 10 member Of one Of tho compa
mics raised to put out the straw stack.
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ATLANTIC TIRE AND MARINE IHs- CO.,
or PHovIpHHC1, Ii.
IS Capital. ef1O, 600 90.


These assiring Insuranos viii % wsalts Ia ,
ths Agsasy O1es q O. !. DIlGoGD.sa
Nov.lsdIn Main-st.. over Ogdnss ~ -,
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Chanch 0uraaA

ChMKch 0uraeA. u
BORON, Nov. 2l.-Ths Methodist Church
% union-st., Linn, Mass, was burned lsss
night. Loss e20, 900.
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1We call attention to farther details or
the Strawstsck War. The trsmor which
touches every fibre Of society in tho Old Do.
ninion at the circulation Of nonsensical ana
sonssad'otory runors and the ignition Of !
sifaw-seAck and snoke-hosse, would BE- pain.
fully exciting Il il we're not supposedly ridic-
aloas. And yet, under al the absurdity, the
serious question rsmains, lift 10 not true, "a
Jahn Randolph said, that ssths nieht nsvss
tolls for 6re 10 Richmond that the moths,
does not clasp her infant eloser TO her DO.
son. 10 fear Of ssrvile insurrectios, What
= = that sends aash : thrill throughout til.
Whale State and elicits snch CRY Of revenge.
'u' no'-or on such slender groundsp
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oUAK1R ORR YNB. 90. 81 PHILADrLPHIA.
Capital and 6nrplus, Jan. /, lelo,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26
The Mountain Meadows Massacre.

The Bulletin has received from an official
source atSalt Lake the following account of
the Mountain Meadows massacre. The ac-
count is by an eye witness of the transac-
ton;
While was residing at Cedar Citv. was
called upon by Messrs Isaac Hight Jonn D.
Lee, and John Higbee-all three Mormon
oiiicers--to go few miles out south of the
city, which did. There found 80 or 40
others, selected from different settlements
We were addressed by the above officers,
who told us that they had sent Canosh the
Parvant Chief, with his warriors, to destroy
the Arkansas company, and that if he had
not done it we must and that if any of us
refused, or betrayed them to the Americans
they would take good care of him hereafter
Here we were all ordered on the quick
march to the Mountain Meadows, were we
found the emigrants, with their wagons
formed into two circles, with their families
in the midst, trying to defend themselves
against the merciless and bloodthirsty sava.
ges, who lay around in ambush, killing them
as opportunity presented.
Hight and Lee formed their men iuto two
companies, and made a preciptant rush at
the poor defenceless victims. The men in
side of the circles rose up, but instantly fell
dead or mortally wounded, under the fire of
the wretches who so cruelty sought their
lives. Nothing remained to be done, except
to kill the frightened females and their inno-
cent children clasped in their arms. Others
clung with desperation to their bleeding
dying husbands, pleading in vain for mercy
at the hands of the "Christians" who con-
trolled the no more savage Indian assailants.
John d. Lee now sent to the Indian chief,
and his men in ambush, to come out and fin
ish the survivors, directing him to spare only
the little children, who could not talk The
savages came instantly, with knives drawn,
and speedily finished the bloody work The
scene beggars description. The demoniac
yells of the savage monsters, mingled with
the shriekes and prayers of helpless mothers
and daughters, whilst the death-bows were
dealing with unfinching hands, and scalps
were torn from heads which bloomed with
beauty and innocence but a few hours before.
Now the work of butchering ended The
murderers threw the dead into two heaps.
covered them slightly with earth and left
them 'to feed the wolves and birds of prey :"
and returned home with their booty of cat
tie and wagons and a great quantity of goods.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, Judge.

MONDAY, April %.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Peter Rice VS. d. j. Gashere-Remitttur filed
affirming judgment of this Court with costs writ
OF restitution ordered.
OnOfre BorbOa VS. Rafael Valeuzuea-Excep-
tons by defendant to decree entered notice for
motion for new trial in open Court and stay of
proceedings until and including Monday next !;
plaintiff granted until tomorrow to file bill of
costs.
w. p. Weeks VS. REM. f. Malott and Chas.
Stephens VS. ]. Garnett-Passed until Saturday
next
Richard George VS. L. w. Ransom ct al-Passed.
People VS. Jas Seybert-0n motion and upon
the statement of District Attorney nole prosequi
entered.
Chas. Hanson VS. w. F. Metz-0n motion and
by consent, and upon parties paying their costs,
cause dismissed.
John G. Mcclellan VS. John II. Williams ct al
Decreed filed
c. G. Williams VS. His Creditors-Decree of dis
charge filed.
Mary j. McAdam VS. Robert McAdam-Decree
of divorce filed.
Taylor L. Stewart VS. John w. McGee submitted
for John Shields-Jury empannelled, caused
tried aud submitted.
Court adjourned till 10A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26
Sacramento 9drertisements.
WATER CURE AND MOTORPATHIC
AND
Electro Chemical Baths.
nR. BARLOW y. SMITH-GRApUA

hR. BARLOW j. SMITH-GRADUATE
~ Of the New York lIgieo Therapeutic College,
has opened first class Water Cure and Mortorpathic
Establishment in Sacramento in the large and pleas
ant house formerly occupied by Mrs Tilden, Sey-
enth street, between and J.
The establishment is the first on the Pacific coast
,hat combines all the advantages Of lygienc medica
uoh' ana Is equal to any in the Atlantic States Eu-
pe' Or. Smith, with his family, resides in theinst-
taon aad no pains or expense viii be spared to make
Tbns and health-restorng home for invalids
and S suffering from diseases OF the Eve bronchial
Iivar affections, Diseases of the Heart Lungs
Fits pa~isys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apoplexv
Ague, and Fevers Of nW tvna Nppu,aga, pg Fever ana
OrouP' ecroiuous Diseases piles praIo "a Oat'
nation Of the Bowels Chronie ana ti, G Ahaih-
should try the advantages OF thIs iiOra'
taking poisonous drugs and thusiessHtua,toh before
Of recovery. 'ne Vhahees
The arrangements Of the Institution ar.
ly adapted TO the successful treatment Of utern &
eases and displacements, curyatures of the spine -
Women anticipating confinement will be furnished
with pleasant apartments and the best medical and
surgical attention and nurses in the State and every
convenience calculated to render parturon easy and
natural.
There is gymnasium for ladies as well as gentlemen
ELECTRO-CIlEMICALB BATHS, SO valuable in Grad.
icating posons, both mineral and vegetable and in
the treatment Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia ETC. will be
administered to patients without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by an entirely new process
BONE SETTING-Dr. Smith Is the only one in Cal.
forna possessing the art of Bonesetting SO
fully practiced by the celebrated Dr. Sweet of Con-
nectcut.
limited hummer of persons desiring a physolog.
ical diet can be accommodated.
DR.. Smith will attend patients in any part of the
city.
Thomas Hill, late of the firm Of HILL Wooster & Co..
will take charge Of the busines' department.
TERMs-S2O to $50 per week, according
to attention required.
Consultations free, verbal or by letter.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered, and circulars
sent on Application BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. D.