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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16
SAN JUAN ITEMs.-Ws find the following items
in the San Juan Press of Saturday:

SAN JUAN ITRNs.-Ws find the following items
in the San Juan Press of Saturday:
Several wagon loads Of Chinese have arrived in
San Juan within day or two. The unwelcome
creatures are packed in the wagons like so many
calves or Sheep and consigned to dealers pretty
much in the same way.
The dead body Of Chinaman was found by the
road between Freeman's Crossing and Moonshine
creek, in Yuba county, this week. He passed
the Crossing with a covntryman who is supposed to
have been his murderer. He had been shot. Rob
berry could not have been the motive for killing him,
as he lad no money.
Peaches will be plentiful in the gardens and or
chards Of San Juan in spite of Jack Frosts late Wis
it's Early vegetables were considerably nipped, and
some planting must be repeated.
Our Welch fellow citizens are already preparing
to celebrate the approaching anniversary Of Amer
lean Independence.
The suices of Hanna & Co., at Little Grass Val
ley, were robbed Of several hundred dollars last
week.
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A Coon BoY.-Ths s. F. Telegram notes the
good conduct OF James Kenny, one Of the pages Of
the last Assembly, who has widowed mother in
San Francisco. or his earnings, he paid over $500
to his mother for her support. His usual correct
department attracted the attention of several men,
bers, some Of whom presented him fine suit OF
clothes; and Lamar, of Mendocino, Baily, of Tuol-
umne, and Babcock, Of San Francisco, presented
the lad with fine assortment of books.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16

WIFE MURDER, PERHAPs.-The dead body Of
Mrs. C. Aldrich of ClOverdale, SonOma county, was
found near her residence on the 7th inst. She had
been choked to death with piece OF linen duck
which was fonnd tightly wrapped around her neck.
Her husband, Charles Aldrich, has been arrested on
suspicion Of having committed the deed.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16

FIRB AT BANaoR.-The Marysville Democrat
has letter stating that FIRE occurred at Bangor,
Butte county, on Thursday night, which destroyed
property to the amount of s., 500. 1t commenced
in the Union Saloon, and the building being unoc-
cupied, it was not discovered until enveloped in
flames. Eight buildings were burned, including
the saloon The contents of the post Office were
saved. The fire is supposed to have been the work
Of m incendiary.
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Letter from siIverIand.

VIRGINIA CITY, May 9th, 1860.
Nevadans were agreeably surprised to know the
fact, that John X. Sale and party had reached this
place tia Henness Pass. The opening Of this pass
is not only matter Of importance to US on this
side, but particularly to Nevada.
This is undoubtedly country Astounding in min
erals, OF which the most precious predominant
gold and silver That it will be extensively mined
is beyond all doubt. The attention Of capitals par
tcularly directed to these mines and more prudent
ly than in any portion Of California. Consequent
ly, supplies Of every description will be required in
no small quantities, and the precious must find
its way out by the route naturally most practicable,
as well as made good by labor and capital.
There is very good feeling here in favor Of the
Henness route, and you will find quite acquisi-
ton to the trade and travel of Nevada l may say,
almost Immediately. This may be considered
substantial mining country, not one for day,
month, year, but for life time, there need be
no hesitancy in investing capital in good toll road
through the Henness Pass.
Virginia City is one of the most abominable pla-
ces as regards climate the face Of the globe. A
cold, disagresable wind is blowing almost constant
ly and We have had ice two inches thick within the
week. Nothing like prospecting can be done now,
without considerable inconvenience. 1 have visited
several mining districts, and find no little work be-
ing done, which will prove the exact value of many
OF the mines before many months. There are not
many coming here at the presenttime-but enough,
however. My advice is, (if any body wants it, for
all who are doing we'll to stay at home.
l intend, before returning, to make pretty thor
ough examination Of the Virginia and other mines.
COSMOS.
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co1NTv TREAsURER,s REPORT.

To the Honorable, the Board of Supervisors of
NeradG County:
GENrLEMEN-Herewith hand you a statement
of the receipts and disbursements Of the Treasures
office from February 9Th, 1860, to May 9TH, 1850;
the same being correct transcript of the books in
my Office.
Cash ON hand Feb. 9th. 1880. ..... $lo,6l4 81
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The Board Of Supervisors adjourned on We'd
nssday evening, having completed the business
of the term. We give below synopsis Of the
business Of public interest transacted on Tues
day evening and Wednesday.
In accordance with the petition of citizens Of
Rough 4 Ready township, new school district
was established in that township, to be known
Is the Clear Greek School District.
The resignation of G. s. Rugg, as Justice of
the Peace for Washington township, was ac-
cepted, and Edward Nstterson appointed to oil
the vacancy.
Licenses TO collect tolls on tho German Bar
bridge, the Noyes' bridge, and the bridge ofM.
#. Holt, were renewed. 1.-THE Board notified
toll-bridge owners, that hereafter, on applying
for renewal of lie ense, they would be required
TO pay into the county treasury the full amount
Of the license tax for the whole time the license
was grantsd.1
In accordance with the act of the Legislature,
requiring proposals for the surrender OF county
warrants on the general fund, for the balance
Of cash on hand 10 the special fund, three bids
were submitted-ons proposing to surrender
scrip at the rate of 90 cents on The dollar, two
ct 98 cents as follows:
Amt scrip surrendered. .s2,7l3 90
Interest accumulated. .........., .......... 81 IL
Total principal and interest. .........s IT'S 40
AMT paid from special fund to cancel. S2,o72 II
ProAt TO county. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lo3 20
Warrants we're drawn on the several funds as
follows:
General fund oO9 80
spse'hi iuno OlEt eo
INDECENT Sick fund. Observation-Disclosures. 2,10l 90
plO,Vlc 10
This amount includes an order of $2,672 IL,
drawn on the special fund, to cancel warrants
surrendered on the general fund, leaving S.
BAG Sc as the real expenditures OF the term.
EFF. Bean wss appointed Road Overseer for
District No, 2, In place OF Will N, Rabbits. de-
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Wickes & Co. for late copies Of the New York Her
aid, Tribune. Boston Journal, and Forney's Press
also. to @. w. WEIGH for the New York Times, Of
the Doth ult.
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GROCERIES AT A BARGAIN!
Books Missing.

Is o o X IM 8 II e
The following list OF Books belonging to the Nevada IL
brary missing. Parties having any Of them in their
possession requested to return them Immediately.
They be left at the store OF Gregory Boring,
ton of Main and Commercial streets
Bancroft's History
Macauley's Essays;
Yellowplush Papers;
Beecher's Life Thoughts;
Old London Bridge;
Napier's Peninsular War;
White Jacket;
Blackwood, 1857;
Bakewells Geology
Vol. I'd, HerndOns Exploration Of Ama1sni
Redburn;
Gil Bias;
Painters and Sculptors;
Lives of Eminent Men, 1.-TWO volumss);
Bryant's American Poets;
Potter's Eschylus;
Ben Johnson's Works;
Representative Men;
What Saw in London;
Acadia
Swiss Family, (Robinson).
Pioneers.
Nevada April 80 lsoO.-21-H
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16

THE DEL NoRTE CoPPER MINBs.-The Crescent
City Herald, Of the I'd inst, notices the arrival in
that place OF the first lot Of copper ore, from the
newly discovered mines in Del Norte county. II
consisted OF two tons-ons from the Evoca, the
other from the Excelsior lcad-and was TO have
been shipped to San Francisco. The ore has the
appearance OF being rich as that heretofore as
sayed from those Understanding out from thirty to
sixty per cent. Of pure copper The Evoca company
have taken out, and have on their ground, about
sixty, and the Excelsior forty, tons Of the ore. The
lead Of Miller, Doris and others, which is next the
Evoca, was struck at eighteen feet below the sur
face, where it was two and half feet in width; at
eight feet deeper it had increased to four feet The
assays of from this lead have shown from forty
seven to fifty per cent. Of copper. There is beginning
to be some speculation in shares in the leads, some
having lately changed hands for cash.
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$50 REWARD.
~ sTRAYED OR STOLEN
NTxJTE from Stocking Flat, Deer Greek,
J HLMskk.9 DARK BAY MARE, with small white
~ saddleIna on her left side, and one
Vc&z1znk4. her belly she is about nine yesrs cid.
6fteen hands high well built and worth $3.50 She
stolen or strayed Of on about the 18th Of April last.
ANY person who will bring to the subscribers leave
at Fagg,s Livery Stable Nevada information 10 the
vhereabous of said mare will be paid the above reward
HENRY BERRY Is CO.
Nevada MAY 7th lS60.-32-3t*
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POSTPONEMENT.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF MY AGENTS IN
i the neighborng towns having returned tickets
than expected under the necessity Of posponing nv
PRESENTATION RATTLE for another week in order 70
dispose Of the few tickets remaining hand The Prizes
will be drawn TUESDAY, EVENING, MAY 71d without
fail
a7- Pictures will be taken for Tickets whenever pre-
sented either before or after the drawing.
A. LIEBERT,
Daguerrean Artist, Broad street. Nsyada
Nevada, May 18th lSoo.-33-t
WALL & NEWMAN, HAVING PURCHAS-
w ed the Stock in trade Of j. s. WALL SIS Broad street
and will continue the business at the old stand Of g.
Wall in all its various branches under the name and
style Of WALL NEWMAN.
Nevada May 18th 1850.
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The Only Safe and Reliable Routes
The Splendid Steamship
GOLDEN AGE.
win leave Folsom street wharf with the Q. Nails pas
sengers and Treasure, for Panama,
SATURDAY MAY 10th 1850.
At o'clock A. NJ. Punetuslly.
The Panama Railroad Company and the U. g. Nail
Steamship Company have authorized Agents to sell their
Tickets, II desired by holders Of Pacific Tickets
Treasure for shipment will be received board the
steamer until IL O'Clock, midnight May 4th.
No mercha ndise freight will be received board after
O'Clock P. NJ, May 4th, and written order must b
procured at the Company's Office for its shipment.
For Freight or Passage apply to
FORBES h BABCoCK, Agents.
Cor. Sacramento and Leiesdorf SITS, San Francisco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

DsStuefire F,rs Between thu hours of and
O'Clock yesterday morning, II fire occurred in
the double tenement frame house on I'd street.
between Jackson and Duval, which proved de-
structive To the tenants AS well as 10 the land =
lord. The fire originated in the North Iene-
ment occupied by Mr.. GeoTg. Hirsh as Il bake
ry, and spread 50 rapidly mat Mr.. IL. was un-
able TO save many articles of furniture. The
South tenement was occupied by MIR. George
Stepborn, rs a cigar factory aud grocery. aud
sped from room 10 room so rapidly that Mr. ).
and family would have burned or suffocated
but for the fact that some OF their neigh bors
forced their front door and aroused them in
time to escape. From this tenement the flames
ignited the roof of "A frame building occupied
by Mr Thomas A. Bass, bat the fire brigade
arrived in time To exuuguish the burning
shingles and prevent the destruc lion OF The
building.
The building occupied by Mr. Hrsh, (who
had an insurance OF 500 on his stock aud ilx- %
iures,l and by Mr.. 5 .ephorn, who had aa in =
suTance OF SiUU, belonged to Mr.. Thos Jones,
aud was insured tor 5000 Tae building occu-
pied by Mr.. Bass, is owned by Mr. Francis
Marshall, and is also insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

SLAVE INCRkAsk,-The new census will pro
Daoiy snow the numher OF slaves in the Y nj ed
States 10 be over 100000. This is on IN. com
putation that the rate of Increase will be- not
less than it was from $50 TO 1850. The add,ti
TO the numbers within that period was 7l6. $50.
tee rate OF increase nearly 20 per cent. nJ re
precisely 2S,s0 per cent Al this rate of in
crease which Is not likely to be less, computa-
tons have been made OF the fu ture um bers of
Inc slave population within a lew years Ills
very certain that withn the first q uar ter of the
next century ii will he at least fifty millions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

DUEL.-A hostile meeting took place near
New Orleans last Saturday, between MIR. Ru-
tus l.. Perkins, of Alabama and DR. w b.
Poindexter, planter, N Yazoo river, MI.sIs-
sippi. The terms were dueiihg pistols ana
twenty PAGES. At the first fire Mr.. Perkins
VS. struck in the forehead by the bal OF i, a,
tagohist, injuring him severely. but not peue-
trating the skuii. The quarrel was In regard
10 family affairs, the comba.ants being broth.
ers-in law
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Rlebmnnn plsEJs'rb,
TERMS OF4DvEp- -ySrsfs
Tn. Alarm Of Fire. Yesterday afternoon. or,x.

The Alarm Of Fire, yesterday afternoon, orig
mated ~ the liquor store OF Messrs. +. Stearns
~ 20, on 18th street betwseB Main and Cary
a negro servant carelessiy dropped a ligh tad
match into bucket of whisasv, which tn-
SahtIy exploded, burning HIN slightly on the
LEFT arm and face, and setting IN. nould ON
fire. Luckily the clerks la the -s,aLifshmant
had the presence OF mind 10 throw blank
over the burning liquor. and thus smothsrrd
aid extiuguished the flames
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

Narrctc ESeape.-Last Thur day night just
after The procession reached the Club Hoasr.
on Council Chamber Hill, lad carslcssiy set
Oft Il rocket, in a direct line with pc, so $
standing near the Clifton House, and the red
struck ana passed through the skirts Of a lady
setting them on fire, aud ex pending lis force Ia
u bank Of earth. Persons ia the neig h DO hood
seeing the danger of The young lady, instantly
extihguished her burning apparel, with very
little alarm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

NAVAL ORpERs.-Lieut. George W, Rodp.
ers detached on the 18th inst, from ordnance
duty 1T New York aud ordered to the school,
snip Constitution, At the Naval Academy
Annapolis. Lieut., John nawnes ordered To-
the Naval Rendezvous, Boston. Lieut. VIM
L.. Maury detached on the 3Ulh inst from the
navy-yard, Washington, and wait orders
George W. Collier, of Maryland has been
commissioned second lieutenant In the
Marine Corps, vice Second Lieutenant w.
W. kirkland, whose resignation was nc cspted
on the 2Sth of August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

Sentsnesd -lu the Hastings Court Yesterday
Judge LyoDS passed seatence on Sami IL Rice,
condemned 10 the penitpntiary Tor one year. 10.
stealing watch aad chain from ii. Baekmap; ;
and on Edward Cooper, condemned for i've
years, for assaultiug, beating and attem pting
10 Kill his wife. ln both eas.s the seat snco
has been stayed un, Ill October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

Dangerous TraP.-On Thursday evening last,
Mr.. J. j. Kings horse, attached TO his private
carriage, pitched headiong into a di,ch eight
feet deep, on 4th street, between Main aud
franklin, and was seriously injured. The
ditch was dug for cuiye-t. and because the
contractors fiiied TO have a barricade placed
around IL, TO guard against accidents, the
Mayor fined them SEQ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

A. CURIOUS CEREMoNY.-A Lincoln pole " as
recently set up al Martins viIie ONO and he
flag to adorn II was presented by thirty y-thrsa
young ladies. Sixteen OF them were dressed
in white, sixteen in black The irt, -third
was dressed i'll deep scariet, wiIh r.d hb-rly
cap, 10 represent edihg ka4sGs." rbty
ali marched round tue pJii III double lite,
black and white arm ia II. IN. The "r.d one "a
followed Oh behind, alone and weeping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

MURDER AND RoBnRRY.-On Sunday, tne I'd
inst, the house OF Thomas SIeHart, OF Clarion
county, Pa, was en- tered aud about eighty dol.
lars stolen. The same night, about ~ O'Clock,
Jared Lewis and Eli Mccall encoun tered the
persons suspected OF being the robbers when
one OF them dew "A revolver and fired, in
stantly killing Lewis aud wounding Mccall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

DETERMINED TO "BREaK SUTHIN "A
young American al Baden, $" Lu was not suc.
cesstnii Ia breaking the gambling bank ato
succeed III breaking the head vi one of he
players. As this sort OF thug is not dowuln
the programm at the German watering places
ana 1t was supposed the pugnacious gentle
man from the United States might IreI en-
couraged 10 indulge in further experiments o I
the same kind, he was conducted across the
frontier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

GOVERNOR OF PENNsYLvANIA ROBBED or
HIS LsQCoR.-Not long sluee Governor Packer
had occasion to visit his cellar, and TO his AS
may discovered that some person had stolen
his entire stock ofhquors. Suspicion rested ON
aconfidentIal young man. who Was chief but tier
To The Governor, and being traced ur, be Is-
covered about one hundred dollars worth OF
liquors, and about twenty five dollars ia
moaey, the receipts for The poT sioa sold.
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DEATH.-In III Auan.ic M1utui~. L..
)im- paints death mus b /, the i!!, ,....ut
the snar iontu ieatuie by I'll. n.,D .s.8 .t.,
fearless eyes, by the nae Iaes, .. III .sftr.. .
noun, by the ueadeaibg uh's 10, iL- GOA.
tracttd brow, hy LIE uiiau u nUst trtI, Ne ki.,,v
thnt The suui Is soon IL leave lis InorLu. fe--
men', aud Is already closing up lie wlLu. :, >
and putting out its fires
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

TRAGEDY "A bloody tragedy has occurred
in Coyipgton, Ind, In which Levi A &ler, the
proprietor OF the Merchants Hotel, lost his
life by the hands of William IL. Mallory a
promiLent lawyer and poiiiici Adler Was
struck with knife, his jugular vein was sew
cred. and he expired almost instantly after
reaching the clerks office, a few feet from the
spot where he was standing when struck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

PostPonsmtH. of the OP,aing Of tie Th.a,ys-
The opening OF the Theatre, advertised Tor to-
night, has been postponed until Thursday
night mex {, the 18th inst. The delay r-sulis
from the inability Of the management 10 get
the house in order by the nigh, first adver-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

FATAL ACCIDEhr.--Iu MeInpA T-uu. on
"Wednesday after oou, Johg J. BIcwu, a It-
tie boy about three years OF age, aud son of
John J Brewp, ct Virginia, was run over by
II negro hackman and almost Ins tantIy killed.
The little fellow was running across Main
street TO his mot ber, ana acciden ally fell, and
while down was careiessIy run over, The
wheels passing over the lower portion VI his
body, killing him in few minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

COLLATED.-The telegraph is forcing men to
coin good many new words, though few
whose right to place in the language, has been
more sharply contested than telegram II
brought us a word yes sterday winch is new to
US, and which has The glory of coming into tx
stence in a description OF the Princes tour
Il is said that he collated" with the Canadian
Legislature. We have read in the Western
papers OF TWO boats "cJllding," but We never
before heard that men "coliated " when they
partook OF a collation.. 1t required the con
densing power OF lightning TO reduce the
whole of the customary expression To a single
word 1t is TO be unders TODD then, that here
after we collate, at least when the telegra aph
reports our collations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

Want Of Sseftoa--- ho engtne now stationed
Ia Jefferson Ward for the use Of the Fire Brt-
gade, needs some repairs 10 make il draw its
water from the river or basin, when mecca ,ry.
An engine without u suction is almos, yalus.
less, and could do very little service in Rock.
etis, where hres sometimes occur,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

Seat On.-William Mullen, charged with
engaging in a street fight last Saturday night,
and shooting at and woundiDg Joseph Sum.
msrs, was examined and remanded for further
Investigation. His bail TO answer the charge
was fixed at 81 ZOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

Caught. f.-Alexauder, slave to George Neither.
Iahd, has been examined by the Mayor aud
sent on for final trial by the Hastings Court.
lor entering the grocery of Philip ropham
Whiie he was asleep, and attem pting TO steal
nls pocket-oook, cont taining Sl7 10 money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

PRESENTATION OF A STAND or CoLoRs TO
THE SEVENTH REaIAksr, Nsw Yogx The
ceremony of presenting the Washing On AID
Of coloIs TO the seventh Regi imeut to- k place
on Wednesday afternoon. iu trout of tie City
Hall. New York, in presence of lars- cnu-
course OF silizens. The regiment, mus cred 49,
strong.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

BURGLAR.-The reported atiem pied assas-
snation, AZ >t. LOUIS, of Juo. IL. Wells, claim
ing to D, from PefeIsourg, Va, proves inc.r-
rect. TIE Wuui ded Inau had attrml led 20
break intO fuupdrJ ara wa sho by Il spring
gun. After tie accid+r' iie 1alapu sever,
hundred ards tr IL. TIE -pVt nj Ialseu ,h,.
cry OF INT der, AIc!4 n5U. gI-t The Is !. .Gr
To whom ne tCio the story uf .he '1,,IenIlt. lt.u
a ASSASSINATION "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

TEE GLASS BALLOT Box.-The judgment
obtained by Mr.. Joilie. he paisnle- Of The
glass ballot b. X against the city Of New York
for the use OF his patent at irctiuu, and
which hid been in abeyaoce ''r nearly w,
years. was finally settled on Wednesday iast.
by his consentiug TO receive S2Y lUO IN tail sat-
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

Dtsordr!y Joseph Shaw, who halls from
lexington, Ny, was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday, for being drunk and disor.
Derry In the street. and on falling to give se
eurity for his better behavior, was commi,,e led
10 prison
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ApxsnRrkp To.N.-The MAJ snal makes the

A DESERTED Town. The MAJ shal N axes the
return from Cold Spring township, Pennsyi-
vania: Population, l4i, no farms, nu gram
raised in The townsnip, no churches; one
school, with Thirty scholars, and Ia uuocca-
ped houses. More empty houses ,nsa puFG-
ia'iou. This eX lIdiBary returH h ,s puzxleu
almost every body. Tue fhct l. THAI u Goa, utLr
oiIrned there gave GU, auu the p puiation TIA.
been obiIg 10 EN- igra;p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-08

Nearly Compietsd-The steam fire enxirs
now being built in this city. is nearly en-
pieted, and will b. ready for sale in a few
weeks.