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Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-31
THE ST. GEORGE Ho EI.

THE ST. GEORGE 10 Ell,
CORNEiE OR F0URrH AND STS
~ SACRAMENTO, has just b, en- thoroughly reno
vate ant relnod lei, It's ventilation increased and
iuil supply OF frs class SPRING BEDS introduced
WIN rye additions of other rich anl desirable Fur
hlture from the well known and popular establish
ment Of J. G Clark Co., Sacramento
II is due to the travelling public to acknowledge IN,
very hberaI patronage heretofore extended to the St.
Ge' rye, during the time II has been In charge Of IN,
present pr pritor and it is designed a II shall he
II p'ssblr, more deserving of the public lavor
tshcation Is In the very center of business and
within moments walk Of all the popular plnc.s o
amusement.
Carriages Will at all times h. in attendance TO con.
'eV passengers To and from the boats, cars, etc.
janS-my G. l. uUTCHINSON Pronr,etor
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To Druggists, Physicians and
Traders.
The Undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug
gists, keep constantly hand the largest and most
extensive assortment of Goods in their line, to be
found California, which they offer to the trade al
the very lowest market prices. They are also Sole
Agents, for the Northern District of California for the
following Patent Medicines:
SIWPs SIrsdpdriUd,
Ayers' Cherry PectOrdL,
Gugsott's YskkOio Dock mud SGrsGpGrilIo,
AgeJS' GIthttitic Pills,
Perry DdDis' P,tin KILLER,
GFaefsnbt 20 Co.'S Ffnily Medicines,
Woods OiUe PectOrdJ,
DR.. GtddfnaS' FtmHV Medicines,
Ldurdn's Sciidifed Cod Liver oil,
Wikb0r's C0d Liner oil and Lime,
Roman Eye BdLsdn,
Chikidn A0We Pills. dc.
Alartices purchased from them guaranteed Of the
bestquality; and purchases for dstan. points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded.
RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
aug2l-u 81 and 29 d street, Marysyille.
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BLUE STONE.

OOOn LBS. for sale at reduced rates.
GOOO decl6 RICE, C0FTLN . 90.
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NOrICI
Co-Pnrlnership Notice.

CO-ParineTShiD Notice.
p p GAME having hought the ntereft of TllAD
DEAN, IN the Lumber Blsh.ess, lately Conducted b.
WILEY, DEAN SCO the unie sign d VIII contin-'
Ne the snrn IN this city, NJ Challenge Mil md at Clip
ner Nj Is in Bnue county. IN Ter the firm aud ma ne of
IUD.ON WILLY GAME. AMI viii collect the
debts lu the ate frm nf WILEY, DEAN CO., ami
P"' W. X. HCDSON
A. P. WILEY,
Marysville, Jaay 10Th, 1867. P. 2. GAME.
jau2O-lm
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State Central Committee.

MARCUS d. BoRucK, Sec'y.
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United States Frigate Powhatan.
PHApsIPnA, August IA, 1880.
The United States frigate Powhatan is reported az


New ORIkASs, August IA, 1890
Cotton unchanged sales day 500 bales; sales three
Gays, IcO paies receipts OF three days, 900 bales
against 200 the same time last year receipts Of new
crop dae bales against $50 bales the
ing time last year Sugar buoy ant advanced Xc
SKc. 90. Corn dull ut CSC. Toe Pork firm mess at
$22 Whiskey, recileo, l6c. Tobacco unchanged TX
change on LONDON l09k a ITO and with bills of adinR
losA Ios4; SIGH; exchange on New York, X a Der
cent premium. FreigiN OF cotton to Liverpool, 916d
BUFFALO, August ls-6P. M.
Flour quiet and steady: sales 600 bbs Wheat quiet
and scarcely as rn; sales 10 900 bushels Ohio
ct 81 l2H Corn cuie and steady sales 5000 bushels
al Soc Oats 1c lower: sales 10 0c0 bushels at 2oc
Wbiskey nominal al lec. Canal freights-47c -four,
1skc on wheat. l. NC. on corn 10 New York Lake i'm
rorts2o0o bbls. -four, 900 bushels wheat, 81 GOO
bushels corn. ii coo bushels oats Canal exports-llO
bbls. four es coo bushels wheat 1000 bushels oats
OswEGo, August IA, 1850.
Flour IN moderate demand sales 600 bbls at IS 25 for
extra State 70 Is for favorte double extra city brands
Wheat very and wanted sales 900 bushels
terms. Corp quiet, but unchanged: sales last evening
ii GOO bushels Illinois at &c; other grains quiet Canal
freights advanced TO 30c four 90c. wheat 8c
corn 10 New York. Lake Imports-SO 500 bushels
wheat IL leo do corn. Canal Eports-100 bbls -four
CHICAGO, August IA, 1860.
EElour quiet Wheat active and 1c lower sales 40 900
bushels at Sic. ST. Nc for No spring, Corn
dull and Nc L. loser: sales 900 bushels at 42,.
421c. In store. Oats firm. Receipts 400 bbls -four.
500 obs -four, 95 600 bushels wheat 90 900 bushels
corn. Freights active at exc. on wheat TO Buffalo.
Sight exchange Oh New York, rates reduced to Z per
cent premium.
CINCINNATI, August a. 1860.
Flour steady at 81 so 81 60 for superfne whiskey
advanced 70 171ac Mess pork held at $40 so $50. Ba
con l2c Money in good demand at 10 a IL per cent.
Sight exchange on New York y per cent premium.
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News from the Bril- So ss b.
AFFARs IN BERMUDA-rHR rh I,wa ~m,,r,,
PosKD CHANGE IN TIE POSTAL 'i''
AtRlcANs-A COMET. ETC. =,
By the arrival Of the bark Eliza Barss 81
ton (Bermuda) papers OF August
comet, which had been visible at Hamilton "e''
week, disappeared on the 10Th
census Of the island is to be taken
petition OF The Roman Catholics for pecunary aid in
support Of priest was refused by the Assembly
Al Barbadoes the agricultural interests were suffering
severely from continued drought
The Eliza Barss spoke her out ward passape July 81
lat 3S IS, long 65 TO- ship Star of the Union ten davs
from Key West for the coast Of Africa with liberated
Africans on board.
Preparations are being made by the government, and
citizens OF Bermuda to receive the Prince OF Wales in an
appropriate manner on his arrival at that island
The Postmaster OF Bermuda recommends the enact
msnt of law compelling masters of sailing to
carry the mails between that island and the United
States The present rate paid masters is two pence
per letter.
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Senior Nata the Mexican Minister to the United States,
let this city yesterday In the bark Rapid for Vera CRUZ
Among the presentations sthe Prince Of Wales evee
al Halifax those Of the Mayor Of Boston and Mon
trea and Mr. Kirahan Corvallis shom we have before
had occasion TO recognise IN our columns.
Judge Douglas viii he in Bangor, Nc, today.
Alexander Barring, ESQ OF london; Ncolar Iarsaburn
and Mrs zegara. both from Washington are stopping Ut
the Clarendon Hotel
Colonel Bardee Of Wet Point Colonel Cohen Of Ba,l-
more; nr Webb and lady, o. louisiana W. X. Dempsey,
Of Washngs nnc A. Parker, OF Mobile, are stopping
at the Fifth Avenue Rotcl.
e. W. Anderson and family, Of savarpsh; Mr. G. N.
Bollns and Dr. hcshemy both Of the United states
Nsvy and W Scott, Of Eng and, are stopping a. the s.
Nicholas Eotel
q. II p,o-rc. or New Haven; C 7. James Of New Jer.
f {. A.. Wilson and fsmi,y, Of California; G. Robin
son md family, 81 Bstmore Bailey and family, and
w. J. Smith and family all o. Charleston, c. and Mrs.
Trky and family, Of Augusta, arc stopping at the Astor
House.
JAMES McK,tbip and Capt. DALI both Of California;
Col r. Kennedy and W. q. Bancroft both Of South
Carolina; W Farrell, OF New Orleans, and d. Janna-
w. 81 81 LOUIS stopping at the METROPOLITAN tel
w. Morrison and wife, G, hIaieiphia; James Far
iumbus: A. CagI and wife, of Charleston, c. and o. B.
Riley Of st. Louis, are stopping at the Everett House.
IL Giddrrs, Of Texas; Mr.. Rumbald and wife, Of 81.
Louis: ~ Matiock cf Cincinnati: W n winans and par.
yC. W. Brigham and Mark Valentine. all Of Louisiana:
H. = Eimsiic and Dr. Charles knight both OF the
sseamsh Kangaroo Dr Cnrcio Of Philadelphia; G. l.
Buck and Isdy and II r. Buck, all Of Mississippi s. D.
Scott, Of Milwaukee; Judge Price and W. H. Beithud,
hoh Of New Orleans: H. j. Atccber and party, OF New
York; VI Ayers Of Georgia James 8. Rust, 81 Florida;
m Burnbsm and LADY, Of Cleveland, and r. McCrcsdy, Of
Cincinnati, are stopping at the Iafarge House
The csIesrs,ed surgeon, Sir Benjamin Brcdie has be-
come totally blind
Ole Bull. the gifted violin player, has been performing
o, a series Of concerts al stockholm
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yeyva from Washington.
ORR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DhsPATCH

WASHINGTON, august IL, 1860.
MARQUIS AND TURNER'S APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON REJECTED
II understood that applications the Attorney Gene
rails Department for the pardon Of the sporting Mar
quis and Turner have been somewhat summarily re-
jected
PARAGUAY AND THE RHoDH ISLAND COMPANY.
The statement that the awarf of the commission for the
Of claims against Paraguay In favor Of Lopez
and ssaius, the Rhode Island Company unsatisfactory
70 the President and has foundation Dsnterested
parties who familiar with the eviden both sides
never supposed anything the Rhoce leland Com.
parry The only anxiety OF the President has been
cure justice by full bearing Of testimony by competent
parties While he would dsdain tn Paraguay robbed.
he felt bound TO ample justice citizens,
their representations have been such Executive
could disregard without full investigation.
II is deemed somewhat singular that neither Mr. Hop
kins agent Of the company and American Consul
the time, Capt Page, who in command
OF the surveying steamer which fred into have been
here In person to give evidence before the Commission
is stated that those deeply made every
effort to Induce Hopkins to from Bucnos Ayres to
give his evidence but allied The result that have
got from Paraguay Just what Lopez expressed to Mr. Ftz
patrick his willingness accord Immediately afser the
dinhcul,y occurred.
The death of Auditor Bannon at the Virginia springs
from paralysis, 10 reported this evening.
POLITICAL CALCULATIONS
Senator Bright has returned from visit to Indiana,
reports Breckenridge gaining strength in that STATE
but tia, It's electoral vote viii undoubtedly be given to
lincoln On the other hand General Csss reports Ohio
and Michigan all are with enthusiasm for Douglas.
rRooKLyS.
Advioes at the Navy Department announce the sailing
OF the Brooklyn from Hampton Roads for Chriqui La
COON, yesterday.
CAPTAIN xucs pErARrRSI.
The conduct Of Capt. Megs, In connection with the
prosecution Of the Washington aqusduct works, Is stin
OF trouble with the administration. He declined
obey the order Of Vie Secretary Of War and Appealed 70
the President, who laid bis letter before the Attorney
General, whose opinion fully sus,ains the War Depart
ment Meigs protested against this opinion and again
appealed to the President who returned his letter with
out reading IT, Megs takes the ground that In this
business he acting under the authority Of Congress-
who associated his name with the appropriation, and
tence he refused 10 obey the order.
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Fire mt PhsIaaelphia.

PrrApurmA, August IL, 1890.
THIS evening the building No 81 Third street, just b.
low Arch street, destroyed by fire. was oceupied
by Jacob Burger dealer In clocks, loss % 900, insured
and A. Tatch dealer in cotton caps LOSE "a ooo The
building owned by J S. lowering, whose loss ID
% orc; Insured. No 20 Third street was damaged by
water. II vas occupied by Brook Fuller, fancy goods
@. A. Thudion, German goods Charles A. Elias, hats;
CABIN Haas, c,c,h,ers Friedman Co., boots, and
others The total loss is from necn twenty thou~nd
dollars, which N mostly insured.
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WINTER GARDEN.-The perennial Ravels, who seem
never to lose for a moment their hold upon the public,
wndinv up very successful at this theatre
and will give the last Of their performances on next
Saturday evening. On the benefit Of Francois
will take place, when Mile Matthias, the fAvorite dan
seuse, will appear,
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BrcEruAx.-In wv York, on Friday, August 10, Nrs.
EzAr1H BrtxE>HAN the beloved lie q George Buck
Lam. eyed CT years. 10 months and ~ days
Bspnrr On Tuesday, Areust IL, nj westchcstcr, yom
BAnwr, 10 the <3d ye-. Of his are
Hs friends invited 10 attend the funeral this owed
pcsday Afternoon Of three O'Clock, ct bis late residence
In wesscLestcr.
Bowu-on saturday evening, August II, Mrs uARrnA
Rovps, native OF evesnock Scotland In the e7sh year
u her age.
The frisnds Of her Emily are respectfully invited
W attend the funeral this "WEDNESDAY aftcrpoos, at
three ochrk, nom her ~te residccce, No huntington
street, sorth prcoh,yn.
kevsorrdsDd r~pcrv plesse copy.
CoaEItv On Monday, August H. arer short llne@,
CAPT rseSAs A. CoAKrxy native q Kanturk, county q
Corh ireland, aged - years
M frierds ~ The hmiy requested 70 attend the
funeral this (wedusedsyl aerpoou, ~ tvo O'Clock, fren
his late resideoce No. - Oak strcss without fuyhw
notice
cosnvcsD.-on Tuesday, August IA, you ". Con-.
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The Chicago ZOuaves.

CHICAGO, August IL, 1890
The Zousves, who were announced to reach this city
this evening have not yet en- occck) arrived. Great
preparations have been made for their reception The
entire military Of the city the Turner's societies. Wide
Awakes pougIas Iuvinciblcs fsnd large OF
citizens waiting at the depot to receive them Bon
fires blazing several street corners, and large
crowds waiting the principal streets through which
the PROCESSION Ia 10 pass.
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conviction that the election has been already
lost and won, the faithful, who formerly came
down handsomely, have buttoned up their
breechss pockets and refuse to disburse cop
per- This is an awful state of things, and pre-
sages panic and deep financial distress among
the governing classes The idea is terrible
one to contemplate, but still it may be barely
possible that some Of them may yet be COM
PEELED to go to work and earn their livings after
the vulgar fashion of honest people just now
muscle is more valuable to the showmen than
to the politicians The latter refuse to pay
cent per pound for it,
BAD PROSPECT FOR LINCOLN OFFIcEHoLDsRs
IN THE SouTH.-The Oxford (Miss.) Mercury
says that IF Lincoln is elected he will not be
able to find men in that State to accept federal
Offices from him." for that down there "men
who would agree to hold an Office under such
an administration would be so odious to the
people as to jeopardise their personal safety
that "they would excite the scorn and dsrision
of their neighbors- men, ladies. boys and even
negroes There is much of such talk through
out the Southern States. But if "Old Abe''
should be elected. and If he should be unable
to drum up in the Southern States the volun-
teers required to take the places of collectors,
postmasters, marshals, district attorneys, &c,
ne will import them from the North, for he
will have applicants enough from the Northern
States to gil ten times over all the Offices within
his gift.
1t is not difficult, however, to perceive that
there is mischief in this thing, and that we may
anticipate under Lincolns administration such
scenes of violence between the federal authori-
ties and the people of the Southern States as
will seriously cripple and embarrass our
Northern commercial relations with them.
If our commercial manufacturing and fnan-
cial classes are prepared to risk the conse-
4uences, they have only to fold their arms and
allow Lincoln to walk over the courses but if
they prefer the assurance of safety to the dan
ger of a general disturbance, which, to say
nothing of disuniou, would precipitate another
financial explosion, what are they called to do
Simply to use their best efforts 10 the best d.
rection to defeat Lincoln; and the best direc-
ton to take is that lately taken by the Union
loving people Of Kentucky, the direction to a
general Union movement upon the basis of the
Bell and Everett ticket.
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WALrAcE's THKATR.-Mrs W. J. Florence, the very
popular coincidence lie to be the recipient eff special CON-
pmentary benefit to take place on tomorrow evening"
The performance will be rendered especially interesting
from the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams will APP
pear In two Of their best pieces The programme is,
therefore, exceedingly attractive one and Joined to the
claims Of the fair beneficiary, will undoubtedly attract
crowded house.
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The O. atrial Railroad.

AIrsST, August H. 1880.
Attorney Gcnerr'yycr returned to The oiiy this rocrn-
ing ~ veil the deputy Who only temporarily alb
sent, attending rfeveocs rose
MS stAsed autbcrAiivey that there n no foundation
whatever ibr the rumcr thst injunction led bses ap
Piled ~ q against The Csua Rsrcah that cay svch
proceedings were eoascuplased By him
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81. Lots, August IA, 1850.
The Buiein publishes card, signed BY Senator's Polk
and Green declaring that their suggestions Of State
Convention which the friends Of Judge Douglas should
be Represented well those democrats adhering
she principles the party united on the platform OF the
last Convention, has been rendered nugaory by the
position Of the friends Of Judge Douglas and therefore
submit TO those democratic voters standing the W,
eouri PLATFORM who resolved defend and mantsin
the principals enuncated at the Breckenridge National
Convention regard the necessity Of perfectng
OF the party, with the view OF conducting
the Presidential, In this State rseticaly and
successfully They respectfully propose the assembling OF
q State Convention.
James NJ Hughes member Of the Democratic National
Committee for Missouri concurring In the policy proposed
by Senator's and Polk, has called Convention, r.
be held jefferson City Thursday the Goth Of scptem
ber which Convention ~i rovise the Electoral ticket
further action tho interests Of the party
may require.
The Democrat Of this rg contains address
column length, from Mr. Blair TO the Republicans and
Gree democrat, Of ST. Louis. he commences by saying
4 well that 10 contest the support
which received at your hands simply evidence OF
your dcvction the of FREEDOM and would have
been rendered freely and enthusiastically To any other
man WIN had proved bs udey TO that cause as u has
been given to Vet Garnet allow the occasion sig
nsized ny sog.at atriumph pass,
NttuoeN thotftnr you Lumffc Ol kra'tu'c
selecting as 'he OF your principles aud
the Dstfunient Of achieving victory for their main
tenspc- aud advancement He cl,ms that the resu; u
the late eec'ou fxcs - louis the banner city Of
pabiFcsnT'n. anu c'incbes tue charge u fraud aud
corrup,iou nsoe aT.ins, the prosisvery demscracy
IN 1859 lie Gala attention comparisou
~ the returns rcm ano C.ropdec t for 1876 ~ih
1890. Winch shows lose ~ hearty rny votes Ia the
former rFnt the whole nup.r po,rd on the eth iuss
berE 1ss "hiie Yearly every other precnct the dis
eric, sbows largely tncreas- 9s savs the names
OF nealy hundred oi Barres voters have disappeared
rs,lb nail Tn a~t.t
B~rrets iest thar IN 1855 although the aggregate
increase nessy 15o The naules prove. To be frauau
neo< N i<f8 have this year dlsappeared frvun the
po book Ne refers W the largo increase the kigss
and Nrth wsrde. and a. thc t.Ket which she .ar,s
xre PLACED ,For Corgrc~s, y 3air " - x,tss,rt De
aisnaapr term sbd then says " conclusion. sllo~
cay thar 81 forever inhe~ with pride ssd
tssotou the 1880 Il have been the leader Of
tbo roets az freedom IN tpsi battle hls Tie
my sub. sgsir return thrfks 70 the Republicans
Of this dsos, and oooxrstute them upoo their triumph
The Steamer Marion ut Chsrseston.
sasRrssros. August II, 1850
Euna0r.
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The United States steamer saranac, Captain Richie,
tered Acapulco on the 18Th OF July, and sailed the follow
ing Gay for San Francisco.
The United States sloopofwar Levant, Commander
VIM. F. Hunt, arrived at Honolulu June IT,
The soop-of war Preble Commander Jenkins, now at
Pensacola has been ordered 10 proceed to the Navy Yard
at Boston.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Suddards has been
dtred to the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia.
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IIvrsroot,s,.sm:aip Ednburs-Rost De-a, - Bl,sh.
Wv tcdy ana family, re, .ird and family. Cate "
Ssundera 1r 0nrbam. Breed. Hazard Mr. Rnh,er. Mr.
rlpsriek Mr. and Mrv Waiher and family, Kevtns
Broufon, Yrs Anderson Mr. md Yrs Addsnp Mr. and Mn
ferreu = rarsors y kohers 0eeve. sssford, Hon
kr, \ pertirs Mr. and Mr. Hatch Reader, Mlsn MAss
YVES uv ensen, Nr Mayer Master John Mayer N boosh
Mrs Test rsy wiliafnr. Mics Psyhsp GHaack L Rosen.
tcrr snd Guichney. Mr. rumie and family. Mr. Pat
rick Geo Patrick. Mr. and Mrs weshope, Omen, woor-
all.
pyrwupA-Bark Eliza BarssJ Hn,chpss nss Lucy Tuich-
ipgs Mrs Torru and ehidren, Mss wAahinron MAsy
King, q II RcOerts II hello.
AsriswAri-Bns Drummosd-MrsR oben.
rofcr-scir Eupbcmie-EzrA Lewis
sArr Cu-schr Hsip-Messr A L Charden-
ppARTUnD.
P'rusosp, ac.-s,ssmship Roanoke--Rs Grex, -,
" Chsmb-rsine wr~nn. W wbesdon, rerdina, s~rcN.
Jsres Mcconnell and aAv. L Parkersou 1eh Deiasus
ypooSvcrh samuel TfaSisa' IN wisos. N Tiriss.
H~ wipier, eAoncrnaky and kAy, thak-and 10 IA
NE ste~rnrc
vssa crur-Bsrt Rap,d-Hs Rrceusscy sescry nssa,
Mesican nnbses; a Hope. Hope ~; William HOPE,
0svssoo. Jcha 0sssds. yoaa Busso, yacos oeAapt9
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Non-Arrfvai OF the pers,..

SANDY HOOK, August ls-IIPM
There are signs Of the Persia off this point, Wind
fresh from north Clear
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Indian Misunderstanding Prospects, sc.

ST JoskPu, Mo-, August Ia, 1850.
II lie reported under date Of Denver City, August T.
that the United States troops FROM Forts Kearney and
Riley had q battle with the Kio~as Bent's Fort,
about the 9Th Of July They demanded Of the Indians
those who committed the late outrages and their
fsal 10 give them up, attacked them Five Kowas
killed and thirteen taken prsorers Tie latter let
At the FORT and the troops proceeded down the Arkansas
but Bent, fearing attack, sent messenRer-an old
Frenchman, several years in hts employ-to recall the
troops The Indians attacked and scaped this messenger
leaving him for Dead but be managed TO return 10 the
fort, and VIII probably Baving but small sup
ply Of provisions and fearing trouble he released the
prisoners.
The Arspahoes end Cheyennes, who lately In Dan
yer, are now encsmp-d around the fort, and promise
protect Bent from the Kiewas
Some Of the late parties that went the survey
range In search Of gold have returned successful party
starts TO day for the western part Of Dacotah where
old miner ID confident of finding gold. The quartz mills
have rot yet overcome the difficulty separating the
golc from tho psvcrizcd rock few claims In California
Gulch doing finely. claim 10 Russcs Guch yield
ed sixteen ounces In one day p the Boban lead $3.50
worth taken from twenty two bushels OF dirt Money
IL quite in the mines and elsewhere. Business 10
beaver IL extremely dull.
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LEAvUwoRIH, X T., August IL; 1850
The statement Of the suernss Of the people Of Kansas
In yesterdays Washington despatch, Ia believed 70 Be
greatly exaggerated. Although the Drought has been
very severe portions Of the Territory yet Ia believed
that eli sections have prospects for suseut food for
home consumpfiou