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Insurrectiau I'm Rsutau

NEW ORLEANS, May 2-The schooner Ara
menata, from Ruatan, reports an Instruction in
Ruetan by the Indians. Fifteen British ofhcep
are said 70 have been killed by the insurgents
Capt. Dunns west Indian regiment had left for
the scene of action.
The English government is to give up the island
on the LIST Of June, positively, whether Honduras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04
ievements of Pennsylvania Trssps.

HARR.BuRe, May 2.-Col. Kane's command,
from Potter and Mexican counties, arrived to day,
consisting Of $50 rugged backwoodsnen, clad In
red shirts, ana many armed with rines They
were accompanied BY brsss band Two bun
dred and Fifty volunteers also arrived from Brad
ford county. They made a great display of fagp.
The arrival CT the Washington Rifles, from
Mount JOY, made up nearly a regiment. The
tenth regiment hes LETT for Chambersburg, and
the ninth VIII leave tO-inorrow for et.YshurR
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE d PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES', and GENTLEMEN
in all parts of the world testify to the efficacy OF
PROF. .. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen Of the Press are unanimous in its
you to doubt.
CIV. EVIL s STREET, NEy EoRE. Dec; % 1852
ben bI IsCsiysd ssyins that ,Su bad beard the,
storative, ant Nesting my certificate Of the fact
If had no objection to give IT,.
1 award it TO you oheeT fully, because l. think il
hair au5urn, and Inclined TO cnrl. Some FIVE or
six years since IL began 20 turn gray, and the SCALP
on the crown OF kecd 20 lose It's Feasibility and
iandruf % form upon it. Eaoh of these disagree
abilities lnctsased nth time, and about months
since fourth IVES odded II them. by hair falling
on the top OF ny head and threatsnins 20 make me
In this unpleasant prsdIcamert w.s induced 70
try w ood's Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the
falling off Of nay hair for had really 40 expects.
original color except from dyes. | wss however,
sEeaty surPTIEed % End, after tho use of two bet
ties only, that not only the failing of arrested,
but the o"lOr was 'estored Ia the gray hairs and
ssnsbity TO the scalp, ana daudruf Nased 20 form
on my head. worry tRuch 10 the qualification of my
wife. ~ whose solicitation was induced 10 try il.
For this; among the mary obligations 4 owe to
vaue the admirstion Of their wives to profit by nv
example and seitif growing gray or getting bald.
To o.. WOOD & Co.. "a BT Ea =; N.Y SDA'
MY ia.n,ly are ahseEt from the city, and am no
SIAasToS, Ala, July n, 1859.
To PROF. % j. WooD: Dear Str-Tour Hair
Restoratve'' has done my hair so much good SINGS
i commenced the use of IL, that wish to make
known to the public ofits eff cots or,he hair, which
are great. A man woman NAV benearly deprived
Of hair, and by resort to your Hair Restoratven
the hair Will return more beautiful than ever at
least this is my experience. Believe II a!
Yours truly, WIN. ii. KENNEDY.
P.s-You can publish the abovs If you Ike. BY
publishing IN our southern papers you will get
more patronage South. | see seversl of your GER
uhcates In the Mobile Mercury, a strong Southern
paper. w. IL. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRof. o J. WooD: Dear Sir: Having had the
misfortune to lose the best portion Of my hair from
the effects OF the yellow fever, in New Orleans in
1851, was Induced TO m.ke 8 trial Of your prepare
ton, ana found IL to answer as the very thing
needod. Ny hsir is now thick and glossy, ard no
words can expreEs ny obligations to you IN giving
to the afflicted sGca treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three Sizes
VIZ: large, medium and small; the small hold half
pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the
dunn holds 1T least % per cent. moro in proportion
than the small retaIs for two dollar per bottle;
the large holds susTt, 90 per cent more in proper
o. J: WOOD & CO, Projectors, 444 Brood
Mo. '
Sod in this CITY BY C. sTOTT, 375 Pa. avenue.
eO1y,aiV
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Wreck OF m steam,hio

FARTHER PorNT, MAY 2.--The steamship Cni-
ted States, from Glasgow, bound 10 Mon real, is
ashore on the Bird Rocks. Her boats are gone
and there is 10 person on board The sea 10 max
Ing complete breach over her, and her hull 10
breaking up.
MONTREAL, May 3-The passengers Of the
wrecked steamer United States have arrived az
quebec. oae OF the steerage passengers 10 mise
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LOUISVILLE. May The steamer Union, re-
Gently in the Wabash river trade. was burnt this
morning while undergoing repairs at New Alba
ny, Indiana Loss Sc. 90 Ii is supposed that the
engineer persisted in the fames.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,
WASHING TON CITY Miy 4, 1861.

IOrdered 10 be inserted In the EVENING STAR. il
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published IN washington.]
DrAll persons applying for letters In the follow
Ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISED.
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Departure Of Trssps.

sailed to-day, with several volunteer corps, fn-
Guiding Major Dodds battalion, supposed 70 be
for Fort Monroe
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Trade with Boston.

BosxNx, May The steamer Ben Deford sails
hence 0>morrow with a full cargo TO Baltimore,
by permission OF the Secretary Of the Treasury.
She 10 forbidden 20 call at Norfolk.
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Mnior Anderson en- route for Washinstsu
PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Msjor Anderson ar
rived here at noon aud left immed lately for Wash
iugton He was recognized In passing from one
depot TO the other, and everywhere greeted with
intense enthusiasm.
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rhe Star Of the seuth

NEW YORK, Msy 2.-The steamer Star Of the
South sailed this afternoon for Anna pols with the
Twenty nth New York Regiment, and recruits
for tie Thirteenth Regiment.
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Ch. Farre's Champagne.
J.R. GLoNINsER & CO.

No ., Nerth Charles street, Baltimore,
Having been appoIntei Agents for the sale Of the
above brand Of CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer 10
Tor 81 e. yIng upon its merits TO establish here
the reputation il has already acquired IN our
Southern olties.
Besides obtaining a hrst-class Medal st the
French Exhibition If 1855, Mr.. Fare has been
appointed Purveyor 70 the Courts OF Spain and
Prussia. ap s eoSm
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Capture Of U. q. Troop. by Texans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-Msjor Siblev, with a
force Of four hundred and fifty federal troops, has
been captured by Capt. Van Dornn, with eight
hundred Texans, while attempting 10 escape In
two sailing vessels. The officers are their pas
role
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04

IT WAS James Crutch ett, and not ]. p. Crutcb
EFT, who was concerned in the tier noticed in
Yesterdays Star, under the heading Of "a Novel
CascD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04

PENNSYLVANIA FIFTH RrsImE,r-Tbis reoi-
me mt did not appear for drl on the street yester.
day In Consequence Of the rain. Their uniforms
are expected to arrive here In a day or two.
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DIED,

On Saturday morning, the 4th instant. JERE.
MlAH p. GROWN in the slst year Of his ago.
,s'IdsnSe OF the hmiiy, on Tenth street, between
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LaulHNille AYmiua

LOUISVILLE, May 3-The City Council has sp
proprated $500 600 for arming the city subject 10
the ratification Of the citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04

GUARD Housx-Samuel p. Hutchinson and
VIM Nj. Laughlin, accused Of disorderly bsha-
vior Were sent to the workhouse for 90 DAYS each
in default Of security and costs
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SIT NEVER FALSE,
j "IT WITH PAY THE PE

GIT NEVER FAILSw
1T WILL PAY THE PEOPLEw
! tnke great pleasure in announcing TO the citi-
zens and sfransers Of Washington that have just
Teturned from the North with . very Zoe and large
sis Fl i sspakfsNN M a ana SUMMER Ct0rHING.
CAPS. which have bought mostly for cash. and
I'm prepared 20 sell them Of at very low prices.
within the last month .theTefoze. you can get the
latest styles q ]. Y: SMITHS, No. $50 Seventh
u, opposite Foss OMoe. - slim
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MARRIAGES IN APRIL-The number Of licenses
Issued from the Clerks Once at the CITY Hall.
during the month of April, was eighty-.wo. The
girls Will get married, war or no war
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LOCAL NEW S.

UTHE STAR publishes the List Of Letters
remaining in the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
10 be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within TIE delivery Of the ONCE. It's
total daily circulation Is more than double that
of any other Daily printed in the District of Co
lumbia
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LOUISVILLE, May 3-The Governor Of Ken
lucky has issued proclamation for an election Of
Congressman, to take place 3oth Of June.
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TUE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p.

Il ENRICH at the corner of Penn. . A
avenue and Eleventh street, has been vAS
greater Inducements for the patronage of Citizens
and strangers thsn any other public house in tie
hote! on Penn veRIse, ard Lis accommodation
tor permanent or transient boarders uBsxception-
ebie. The bar and restaurant arrangements Of the
European Hotel have already become yery popu.
lar being ell that can be desired by the most fas-
ton and continued liberal expenditures 10 ii We at
isfentlon 20 ai and thus rsnews his inyitstion 70
oil TO give the European Hotel call DE- an
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Liberal

Bosros, May 3.-William Gray has given
Sl0, 700 for soldiers families.
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100000 Srorr

WE call attention to advertisement In anotbe,
column ofnewly invented rifed cannon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04

In GEoReErowN, last evening, there was a meet
Ing Of the Board Of Aldermen, but little business
OF general interest was transacted. There was NOT
eli 1"'
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upon a charge Of larceny Of $3.50 in money. an.
peared last night before Justice Dom for trial
and waited a considerable time for the prosecu
ting witnesses They did not appear, and the
Justice dismissed the case fully
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04

MlSCELLANEoCS.-EH; A. Rs C. W; Ed. Con
stituonal Mechanics Association; A B. c. Ed Of hig;
" A. W. Capt Pittsburgh Rifles; Mechanics Hail. Editor
of German Newspaper.
1D|LSTTRRs MUsT IN ALL cAsRs BIZ PREPAID,
May4 WIN. JONES. p. M,
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Positively, selling out our entire stock of Drv
uooas 70 ciose business. Virginia and Washing
MATHEWS 6eRK,
sos Seventh street,
m S-H Between and X streets,
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THEATRE Tonight we have at our Theater
the popular drama, 1.-THE Lady Of Lyons" and
the side-splittng farce, "Mr and Mrs. White -
Our bold soldier boys" should not neglect the
rich things provided for them this evening by
our enterprising friends, Bland and Withers
Now Is the time to enjoy an immense amount OF
fun for a small Investment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04

CENTER MARkEr-This morninp. the sunnIv
was very meagre In the Center Market The out
side stands Were deserted, and many in the sheds
were unoccupied. The attendance Of country
dealers was very slim Prices were about as du-
ring the week past The demand was ipht and
sales dull. The weather of course prevented
many dealers from attending. Citizens who have
been poisoned by the villainous butter which
alone has been procurabie for some days In this
city were delighted this morning to and that
Oyster and some other leading dealers here have
managed to '.oPen passage" through Maryland
for their usual supplies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04

TEE CANAL.-During this week the canal has
caught several individuals, who were little too
high winds had caused low water, and the danger
Of drowning was not very imminent.
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WE Anx indebted TO shillington's fast express
for New YG,s .ns S:Tss q
stein, for similar favoss, Incl ding o copy Of
.Hsfpsss Weekly" fof May l., Ane number.
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THE ZouAvEs.-Colonel E L Ellsworth, COM
manalng the Zouave Regiment recently arrived
here, asks Us " 10 state that the Regiment Of Zou-
aves Were recruited In great haste, and we could
not avoid taking some men unknown to majority
OF the regiment. few Of these men have been
conducting themselves In adiscreditable manner:
and Will regard II as a favor If. In future, ali
persons who have been In anywise wronged by
any one claiming To be member Of this egiment
VIII present themselves, at 10 O'Clock on the morn
ing following the occurrence. for the purpose of
Identifying such person IL Is the intention Of the
regiment and my own determi nation to free our
selves, by the most summary process, of all such
characters, the moment we can IDENTIFY
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HosTRrrxR's STOMACH BIrrRRs

HosTRrrxR's STOMACH BIrrRRs
The operation OF this palatabie remedy upon the
mach, lter and ex "Ie,osy organs ie sipsularly
soothing and conservative. 1t regulates, reoruits
aad purihes them Dyspepsia al It's forms yisIds
70 It's control AID InvlsO atL properties, and IL il
recommended to mothers, enfeebled BY the cares
and duties of maternity, the safest and best
they oan PROBABLY nse In a! the crieis OF female
lie II viii be fourd emInenty useful, and elderly
PERSONS will derive much more benefit from IL than
ft ordinary stimulaDts.
hos,ettars Celebrated stomach Bitters are sold
" ufussisis everywhere. sp9St
CousHs:-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and A,thmatic
Auctions. .Experlence having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly whom
takon the early stages of the disease, recourse
should az once be mad to =" Brotcn's B,oHehtaI
1roehss," or Lozenges, Let the Cold, Cough, or In
rltstlon OF the Throat be ever slight as by this
precaution more serious attack may be efectually
yarded OF. Public Speakers and Sfaseys will End
them on eotual for clearing and STRENGTHENING the
voice. Sec advertisement. dolly
RKADxR, have you seen Prof Woods advertise.
ment IN our paper. Re@ Il; 1t viii interest you.
On 3-eoly
To IRr ATyLIcTrnERe sure to read the advsr-
Blood PuAher. In another column. = = m
PHNNIRs, ga
Persons desiring pennies will always ind them
Tor exchange ~ the Star Office counter. III
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WOOD AND COAL.

w. WOOD AND COAL.
o.isU Wi spS,Tnely sst yon, money. worth BY
.1 q sSreafh street and Canal, GEO. PAGE,
AGENT Iney sell cheaper and give better measure
cred Tree OF charge. III Won 6ou't believe it. rive
the Pioneer Mills trial, and 10 satisfied.
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FoR CorRr.-Wm. Mason, colored, who was
arrested by Detectives Allen and Busher upon
three charges Of larceny at the Insane Asylum,
was brought out for uisl yesterday morning be.
fore Justice Dom, and committed to jail for rial
at court In each case.
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UsT RESEIyEp, . lot more Of the celebrated
s SsNNSc LSTa!Ns, Fur isHiNG 10 iG Sbs g
u HS RNk s;ol HAYS snS CARS. g he People:
Once. Between and 20. a'a" 'PsGssi si po's
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RKABxR, have you seen Prof Woods advertise.
ment IN our paper. ReaS It; 1t viii interest you.
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| PROF. o j. WooD: Dear Sir: Having had the
misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair from
1851, was Induced to make trial of Jour prepaTa
/ tlOn. and found II to answer as the very thing
| needed. nv hair is now thick and glossy ard no
words can express ny obligations to you IN giving
TO the afflicted sGcn treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04

The NORFOLK BoATsy-Col. M. ". Falls the
president Of the bay steamboat line between Bal
tmore and Norfolk, visited this city Yesterday for
the purpose OF making some arrangements by
trips. IL Is thought his mission was not success
fuI
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Dows on sscEssIoS FLAGS Might before las
one Of the Rhode Island Regiment started on foo
and alone for Alexandra, for the purpose of cut
ting down the secession flag over the Marshal
House His comrades getting wind Of IL, start
ed In pursuit, and overtaking him at the Lone
bridge, succeeded In making him return to tn,
city.
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Nor LEGAL TENDER.-Mr. Charles Kloman asks
to say, rs regards the under the above head
In yesterdays Star, that IL was Washington city
bank money be offered In payment for his rent:
and he adds further, what everybody In Washing.
ton knows Of Charles Kloman, that he ALWAYS
pays his dues promptly, and feels an honest pride
In his reputation for fair dealing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-04

NOTICE TO OUR OUsTOMERs.-In con
sSsIstaen Of the state Of the eoRary our sales
wM. ii. RILEY BRO
aP q lot SO aS CfnfraI Sfors.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-23
@erada 2enlufrat.

CHICAGO IN DANGER.-An old project for
simplifying and cheapeniDg the means Of
communication between the West aud the
East has been revived in New York, in con.
sequence of the continued high freights, by
lake, from Chicago to that city, aud if the
plan elaborated is carried out-as il may
be next spring-the farmers of Illinois, Wis
cOnsin aud Iowa will be relieyd from the
crushing effect Of the monopoly which now
controls the lake trade, and the business of
Chicago will receive blow from which 1t
will not soon recover. The project is to
construct ferry boats with railroad tracks
upon them, and by uniform guage on all
the roads, secure a continuous line of rail
way communication between Illinois and
the Atlantic, SO that a car load of produce
Of any kind. put on the track at any of the
principal grain cities, may be sent through
without transhipment, thus reducing the
cost OF carriage to fraction OF what it is
under present arrangements But such an
arrangement would completely divert the
grain trade from Chicago. which now lev
les tribute on the teeming crops Of the West,
and destroy the corner stone Of its prosper
ity. The Chicago Tribune therefore sounds
the alarm, and calls upon the lake ship
owners 10 avert the blow thus aimed at
Chicago. by Increasing the number and ca
pacity of their vessels and so reducing the
price of freight that railroad competition
may be de6ed. Unless they do this, New
York will become the great primary grain
depot Of the world, instead Of Chicago,
whose immense grain warehouses will be-
come The habitatiOns Of bats and owls.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-23

The WESTERN RAILROADS IMPOSING ON THR
GovERNMENT.-It is somewhat remarkable
that the Government. in the constant use
IL has made for several months past OF the
railroads of the West and Northwest, has
not discovered its peculiar relation to such
Of those roads as owe their existence TO the
bounty of Congress. 10 the case Of the IL
linois Central, Milwaukee and Racine, Han
nibal and ST. Joseph. Pacific and Southwest
Branch. aud doubtless TO all other roads
to which there we're grants Of public lands
10 aid or insure their construction, there
were clauses in the grants requiring such
roads 10 transport troops and munitions Of
war free Of charge. Now that the Govern
ment is 10 great need of all its rights and
privileges, the existence Of this right has
not occurred to Government agents and
If ii has, they have kept silent on the sub
ject The railroad directors and managers
have, Of course, not cared to "peach" on
themselves, and have all along charged
about double price for all the men and mu-
nitions Of war conveyed over the roads,
Several heavy bills have been paid to all
these railways, and their is a heavy indsbt-
cdness yet TO pay. The Pacific Railroad
has an unsettled account OF nearly $780,
900 against the Government, and the other
roads all claim that liberal sums are due
them, and they are dunning the Govern
ment dsbursing agents for the money.
heard a citizen say yesterday that he would
write at once to the War Department, and
suggest that no such bills be paid. 1t would
certainly be well for the Government 20
avail ITSELF at least in part, of its rights in
regard to these roads, aud not pay exhorbi-
tant prices for transportation. The provi-
so was carefully inserted in all land grants
to railroads by Congress, and there is no
reason why the Government should not
have the benefit Of it.-[St. Louis Cor.
Bulletin.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-23

THE OREGON SENAToR.-The Oregon
Statesman Of the llth inst. has the follow
ing in relation TO the newly appointed Sen
ator from Oregon:
Mr.. Stark is a native of Connecticut, tho
he occasionally conveys the impression that
he ie from the more aristocratic State of
Louisiana. He is Yankee of the most d.
minutive type, turned frs-eater. II is very
probable that he got this appointment part
ly BY playing the Louisiana dodge on
Whiteaker. But, whatever soil may have
been first wateTed by bis early tears, be is
now a secessiOnist Of the rankest dye and
the craziest professions. We have not in
dulged 10 calling men secessiOnists and dis.
uniOnists except upon the most positive evil
dence, but we can make the assertion that,
as far as words spoken can constitute trea-
son, be is traitor as Infamous az any that
ever disgraced northern soil. He has en-
joyed the credit of letter written several
years ago, raising the idea Of Pacific Re-
public, and has ever since claimed 10 be
the representative Of that scheme. For
many years he has never ceased TO plot
with Lane and for the last year has shame
lessy and publicly derided his flag, his
country and the Union. Let him, if he
dare, repeat bis observations daily uttered
in the groceries of Portland, upon his arri-
val at New York, and within three hours
he will be representing Oregon in Fort La
fayetIe much more appropriately than he
ever will in Bakers seat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-23

MATERIAL OLA VOLUNTEER COMPANY
A correspondent Of the Amador Dispatch,
writing from Camp Latham, gives the fol-
lowing analysis Of the material Of the Am
ador Mountaineers. or Company G, First
Regiment of California Volunteers:
Sixty-four of the company were born in the
United States, namely. l3 in Massachusetts,
3 in Maine, in Vermont, in New Jersey,
in Pennsylvania, Z in Ohio, s in New York,
in Indinaa, in Illinois, in Missouri, one in
Mississippi, one in Maryland and five in Ken
lucky. The remaining seventeen were born
6 in Germany, 5 in Ireland, 2 in England, 2 in
Canada, in Norway and one in Scotland. The
Oldest man in the company is A years Of age
and the youngest 10. Forty-three Of the COM
pany are under 30 years of age. The tallest
man in the company is feet and inches high,
and the shortest 5 feet and 2 inches. Nine are
6 feet high or over. Average height, 8 feet 8
inhes. Our heaviest man weighs 100 and our
lightest l30 pounds.