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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-29
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO BE FILLED

And now here il appearing to the Common C1GH-
ell OF the City # Evansville, that Lot A1. T2 ia
Block No. ", Lamasco, now cit. Of EvausviHe. ff
50 situated hat water collects aud remtius s5....
uanJ thereon, aud the owner owners o. -1lI f8-
are hereby directed and required by tn nj Couas
Gil TO fill up said Lot TO such height - " q pro
vent water from collecting AMI remaining srtgnaut
thereon, within thirty da ys from the passage OF
this order
1, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the c ty Of Eyausy Il j.,
do hereby certify that the b,regeiug 10 true aud
complete copy of an order Of said Council. passed
the 9Th day of July, A. ID. 1851 SO far 30 isIatss
to ths within named Lot.
10 witness hereof, l have bereuuto subscribed
my name aud affixed the seal Of sa Ciiy, thi5 ttu
1ngf4 'J'EC - PATkfCK sgkkg
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WAsHINsTeV, Oct. 29.-The Government
has been FUR .ished with the copy of a dis
patch dated St. Louis, Oct. 2sth, and with
cne received from General Fremont's head
quarters dated Saturday, as follows;
See report in another place.
PosT's SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2s.-An officer who
just arrived here from the encampment of
SickIes' brigade at Point Tobacco Maryland,
re ports that the rebel steamer Paige, yeSter-
day, approached the shore at that point and
fred on our troops. Her shell fell into our
camp and compelled the men to withdraw
TO a safe distance from the river.
WAsu1xaroN, October 7s.-The following
letter from Garibaldi has been received by
the U. S. Consul at Antwerp:
CAPERA, September 10.
Ny DEAR Sra 81 saw Mr.. Sanford, and
regret to be obliged to announce to you
that | shall not be able to go to the United
States at present l do not doubt of the
triumph of the cause Of the Union, and that
shortly. But If the war should unfortu-
nately continue in your beastiful country,
shall overcome all obstacles which detaiu
me and hasten to the defense of people
who ars dear to me.
SiaBei) G. GAEI5ALDI.
70 Mr. Quiggle, U. S. Consul to Antwerp.
POSTS SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON, October 28.-Some of the
Maryland shareholders in the vicinity of
Annapolis complain that many Of their
slaves have secreted themselves on board
vessels of the coast expedition. Several
slaves were found on board the ships, and
were returned to their owners.
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searpy ana serOfsI0us ErSpffOss VIII
room cover the bodies Of tho . brave mea who are
Arhtiny their eountry's battles. Night afr, bad
Soed, aud drsnehing rains, viii maks cad hat oe
with ths utrouSest, therefore LEI every supply
himself with HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. II is
8 certain cure for every kind of skin disease Only
az oaota ser Dot. >..,. oet29
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JVSWrafgSG, JSsre0S9 RhsSnaffsEs,
was the FIRST Of line OF Nervous Complaint@, TO
which Husne,sslr ToIa .inodgAs 30 sIgnaly
adapted. 1t has proved all claim for it
There Is but one, aud only obstacle 20 immedl-
ate results, which IS Iadigesti n. As the Anodyne
Is based ,irely all objections to mereurials,
so weakening to the muscular and intestinal parts
of the body, simple PHI perfectly adapted to the
Anodyne is p epared By the proprietor, aud win
be sent, when requested, free" until plans are
matursd for placiug their true character assist
aut to the Anodyne, and most perfect Family
Pbysic before the world SEE advertisement
oca-dE n
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zhs .1fgh4S HsGfsr.-Let not disease with
it's ftnzs, prey upon yoI, until the CO. hand OF
death hurls you to untimcly grave. shake of
the feeli Of despaT aud helpsssness so liable to
come upon tho invalid. The plant born Of the Sun
We place within tbs roach of ali. We care not
what may bs the specific form Of the disease. The
cause, tho fountain Of tie disea itself, impure
blood, and through the different channels Of the
lungs, the stomach and the vital organs, il D.
SONS @CUNTAIN HEaB PILLS viii pass, min
Cling with the Iiood, search Cug and grasp aud
then sxpeI, all IA rtfnI poison thar there s 10 it
Thus cleanse the blood by lev Jos Of there
Pills, and disease. In any f'rm. viii ii situate and
vanish. AS the Sun, With Is glorious beams frst
cAuses the Eg dew to rise mist, then grow :
ing stronger, casts his rufng rays upon it-and
bShold 'tis gous-5o cleanse tia" blood aud disease
Ike morning dew, retreats vanishss- fhgre is
no blood PGrfhsg equal 10 JUDSON'S MOU TAIN
HERB PILLS. Sid by oil Dealers iu NeGicac.
oc3-iSwiaa
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cTycYggATT MARKET

CINcINEATI, October 2s--FIour dull
but prices unchanged 4 1904 20. Wheat
advanced 2C9sc1 prime to choice red at IS
0s9 white at 90(095; market closed dull.
Provisions moderate demand for clear
sides at 81 nothing for other articles in
the provision line a small lot of country
packed new pork sold at IL IS. Linseed
oil is up TO 60 and in fair demand. No
change in Groceries and the demand fair
for army purposes.
Exchange scarce and firm at &c prem.
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FR0R FORT MONROE.

FoRT MONROE, Oct. az The great expe-
ditiou has been delayed by the prevalent
gale.
Some refugees from Yorktown state that
the rebels are in considerable force In that
vicinity, and there is an apprehension Of an
early attack OF the federal troops.
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NGHT ar ROMNEY.

NEW CREEK, Va, October 27.-Geueral
Kelly marched from this point on FRIDAY
night, aud attacked Romney yesterday al
ternoou, routing the enemy, capturing many
prisoners, three pieces OF cannon, aud all
their wagons and camp equipage.
The rebels retreated towards Winchester.
. Our loss was tri1ing, and that of the enc
my not asceFtsined.
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REPRESENTATION NOFICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK Sidewalk.

ORDER FOR PLANK sIDE-WALh,
Oct I2, IsGlg---And now IL is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners OF all 10 or parts uf
lots fronting en- or HdjOining the west side VI Ii
Avenue, from Sixth 10 Franklin Street, IN said
CITY, cruise the side walks thereon 10 be brought
TO the proper grade, and that they Cfu-s q sida-
walk Of class NJ 90 be laid down thereon wit hin
thiIty days from the publication o this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clark'a OfHce pct,berl IA 1871
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


WIlIIH7ll I'm fII8 N UIIE-W , Ia.
Sept. 2, ls6l.- Aud nos il ID hereby ordered g..
directed by the Common Council OF the city f.
Evansville, that tue owners Of all lots OF parts al
lots fronting on or adjoining the west sfdt 90 &
Mary Street, between sixth and Franklin Street,
in id city, cause the sidewalks Thereof o. i-
DrOdghf 70 tile oper grade aud hat they ms a
eide walk VI Class no. 2, with wooden cub, 20 be
laid dow a tina eOn4 with thu ~ days from tie
publication az ihc order. L. bUhhE, ll=ra-
Clerh B Office, sept. Il, lSGI 5rptIz
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PsrsOss GsCHRGsd ss Effs. and feeling the
hand Of Time HeighinS tesvflv upon them. with
ali it's attendant ills, will hud in the nse eff Hoof
laud's German Biiters, Elixir that will instiil
new life into their vsinsi restore, Ia measure'
the energy and srdor Of more youthful days. build
Up their shrupksn forms, and give health and en-
ergy to their remaining years. -
ASK for HoOFLASD's GERMAN BLrTERs.
prepared ey DR. @. IL. Jackson, 4Is Arch street,
-PhiIsd:Ipha. They sold by druggists and
stors-keeI ecs n every town and village in the
United States, Canadas. West Indies, and South
America, at rs cents per bottle. snoxi-dfwl~
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CITY ADVeEs
ORDER OF COUNCIL ORDERING LoTs

-sa 90 s5i TO BE FILLED .tf=s
lE.N'KD NO ~ MERE 1T sFPPKs8 h
az ing to the Common Council OF tho Ctty Of
Evansville, that Lots MOI. l. and g, in block No.
7s, Lamasco city Of Evansville, are 80 -itnated
that water collects AMI remains stagnaut thereon,
and the or owners 1T said lots are hereby
dir cted aud required by the said Council to gu mp
sftd lots 70 sueh height viii prevent Tater from
collecting aud remaining stagBant thereon within
thirty days from the p sssaE e-of thia order.
1, Patrick Burke, Clerk &c The CITY Of Evansville
do hereby certify thai the foregoing "A true add
complete copy OF an order Of said Council, pas-t
on the 2lst day ofsePtem6er. A. D. 1851 30 far as
il relates TO tn Within IOfs. Er.
Ia Witness Whereof, 7 have h@f6un tossuus bod
nv name and affixed the zeal VI said CRY TINS -
day of October, A. o. 1861
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


July 20, 1s6I.-Aud Nv it Is hereby ordered aud
directed by the Common Cor neil Of tho CRY Of
Evansville that the owners Of all lcts parts 90
lots fronting an dining the wet side OF Third
Ayenue no1 Canal 70 sxth street IN aid cits,
cause the sidewalks theron 10 be brought o. the
proper grade and that they cause a sidH walk OF
class NO TO be aid down thereon within thirtv
days from the publication Of this order
-- r. BURKE, Clerk.
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Fremont will have much larger force to
contend against than he imagines. Consid-
cradle numbers of Prices rebels are arriv-
ing in this section, and it is feared they will
renew their pluudering habits as soon as
our troops leave.
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.Jagne's -4gss .nsTtars - as SnfaEIS6ES
remedy for Fever and Ague. The experience Of
many years, IN almost every climate, proves that
wh.re used in strict accordance with the direc-
tiens 1t has rarely fsiled to curs, not only break
ing the ehils, but by removing the morbid HABITS
of the system--preventing the recurrence Of the
disease.
Ferer and AgHs, though not in itsels dangerous,
is apt, unless speedily removed to have such per-
nicious effect on the system TO endanger disor-
ders much ore baneful than Itself, and which not
only render tie after life of the patient miserable,
but are in themselves often fatal. prompt and
efectGal remedy is therefore what Il wantef, and
a. such, d. D. JAYRE's AGUE MIXTURE is
confidently r commended. For s.ie by Msssrs.
KELLER WHITE, Evansville, and BY Agent
sveryWhere- -...t s~p2sdsf v-kw4w
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20 circumstances.
TINE OF CLOSING.
g4flroad AfatI tfor Vaucsenea, Terre azuts,
indianapolis. Cincinnati, Louisville St
Le.u;s, Chicago. Csiro and other Eastern,
western, and Northern points, and &. R.
Way 0facss1 every day except Sunday, at A. NJ
thurs? thursday. and and SATURDAY 5a at 64r1
PedAczh Mat (riVer) every day IN The
week ezoep6s6nday and Thursday at 15<A. n.
Green Rtyey Mol flor Bowling Green and
day AZ IT, 49, s<nM.
afe. 'Ts~non MasJ Qans.) svory Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday At s<An.
'i sss 1 sn8 Fridsy At Ts1A.M.
nssday. and Friday st An.
Ppsvsbursk Mol fway) every Friday 81 az A. N
(Petea guurgh letters, &C. come ami 60 -s4 r.
nv Railroad daiy.)
0ssaasasa Mad every Wednesday, at b, 7r.H-
Leaves At A. n. Thursiay mofning.) r.
TIME OF DELIVERING. lt g 81
eaero~d Mad every day except sunday a. Q p
Thursd ~, and saturday By SIS
PsdWoak Mad, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by eA.A
GreeH RiUSr Mall every Monday and 1huES-
MG Esrson MAJ Qnnd) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday BY So n.
Ee10 Harmony Mad, every Tuesday ThuFS-
day, and saturday by R-H.
and Wedne.asy and Friday At TA.n.
tArrives the evening before, after oSHes
PeGsvsb1rgh Nail (way) every Friday By So a. n.
CvnthEaRG NAL every Friday at Z A. n
arrives the evening before, after once hours
ss5- Post Once opens at A. n. and closes at I1
P. N on week days Delivery clossa from > 20 10
A. ~, aud from to 8 p. n. on week days during
tbs aud closing opening Of the kaiireAd mall
JAMES q. MON EELY, ?. II
Evansville, Ind, May l, 1851. iuly22-ywc
mMATCWE@E .WAFCHES-
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FROM MISSOURI
s1EerAL TO REPUBLICAN,.
CAMP RICHARDSON,
BOLIVAR, POLK COUNTY,
Saturday Night, October 18th.


General Fremont and staff arrived at
Bolivar, Polk county. I6 miles from Camp
Morrissay, aud encampcd this evening on
the outskirts of the town. Bolivar, like
nearly all tue towns in Southern Missouri,
is almost entirely deserted, most all of the
houses being abandoned.
1t il now ascertained that the loss of
Fremont's body guard at Springfield was
six to eight killed, aud some fifteen or TWEEN
~ wounded. A number of most brilliant
instances of daring was shown on our side
One Sergeant had three horses shot under
him. aud a rebel placed pistol to Zagoney's
breast, and was in the very act of firing
when the Major severed his arm from the
shoulder, and laid him dead at the horses
feet.
Col. Carus, Sd Illinois Cavalry, and Maj.
Holman's sharp shooters, have left here for
Springfield, and one regiment of Sigers d.
vision will march there at midnight. Gen.
Fremont and staff and Sigeps division de-
part by forced marches for Springfield at
daylight tomorrow morning, and will
probably arrive there in the evening. Gen.
McKinstry was at Warsaw last night. Gen.
Pope was this side of the Usage, and Hun
ter in advanne of him, ell marching to this
point
/ understand that in the forthcoming
battle, Lane and Sturgis win have the left
wing, Hunter the right, Asboth the main
column, and MeKinstry will form the re-
serve, taking the advance.
Nothing further from Price, and no news
Of McCullocb.
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EASY .jyst-z9Gfr Esys!!- sssfT Dys.rE--
William a s2tchelors Hair Dys. Fhe original
and best ia ne worldi ; / All Others acre i'm
.gArlCus, ami uOuld bs Svoidsd, ii yun wish
ape ridicue
GRAY, Red. or RusTV Heir Dyed 'Bsl=htiy
10 beautiful al Natural Brown OF Black, withoui
injury 70 the Hs. skin
FIFTEEA ii, DALS AND DIPLOMAS bast
Deep svarded VS.. A. sAfeHEDOR 1883
and oDisJO app AIac.s save her n-i,is to the
daGr - HE Patrons famous EJI
VA. BATOHEL $ HAIR DTE PR dnces
a Osl9r not be dirtii is,ed from nature, aud IL
SAsEANTEp not 30 inj il he least, however
long IL may DO sOntInGed and the i'll sfeets Of bad
Dyes remedied; Ii1e Hsl GgiS0rsted for ltfs D
this Splendid Dye.
sold 10 all cities ana foSs.s Of the United states
by Druggists and Farc, Goods Dealers.
a. The Genuine Tar name and address, upOL
q steel plate engraving on four sides 81 each Box
Of WILLIAM a. BArCAEJ AcdTuss
CBAS. RATC6ELO z, Proprietor,
sapt 81 .Iv-aik~ 81 Rarrlav- st. New York
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NEWS BYTELEG. Phi.
q ri zHE T. W LIMB.
Exclusively for the Journal

Romney Retaken-Capture OF Con-
fedsrate prisoners Cannon, Wag-
ons, and Camp Equipage eaptur-
ed-More Fighting in Missouri
Another Brilliant Victory Wash
ington News General Burns Or
dered to Command Gen. Bakers
Brigade, &c.
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TIE srsassst bEsssfHg or fhs age, 10
the discovery of a perfect cure for the Rheums-
tIsm, Gout and Neuralgia, and the pernieious ef-
fscts OF Mercury. wbIch Is effected without any
inconvenIeuce, or tho use Of internal medicines.
We are sstis6ed as It's adaptation to those here
tofore incursbls complaints, and take pleasure in
calling the attsn ton OF readers to the adver
tisement in another column of our paper, Of Dr.
Islands Anti-Rheumatic Band. oc3-d&w1m
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BANK STA YEMENE

New YoRK, October za.-Increase In
leans 81, $50, 1872 increase in specie $222,-
268; increase in circulation $I6s, o30 in
crease in deposits $4Tl6,Io0.
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CORPORATION NOTICE..

U l. q ER FoR PLANK SIDE d LIZ
septen4. 7, 1s6l.-Aud nosy it is hereby yr4eret
aud directed ~ the Common COuucil Of the City ll
Evansville, that the OWuers Of al Tote OF parts 90.
lots fronting Oh OF adjoining the NesL -ts
of Mary Street, between franklin aud seven D. -ts.
ui sale city, CAUSE the sIde-Waiks tuetesu lg ai
brought 70 the proper grade, AUD tL4. tAe. o.u-e
side walk Of class No. 2, with CO4eu curt,
Ia 81 d-rtVn rheru,u r'tIlu thirty tys from ti'u putt
LcaiIOn u His ordc.. P bUkkE, o.aIh.
Clsra : once, september ~, lsGt. soyl3-3w.
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FROM PITTSB URG.

PITTsBURs, Oct. Is River Eve feet and
six inches by pier mark, aud at a stand.
Weather clear aud cold.
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~ sI COkPORAIlON NOTICE.
o pERFoR FLANK e4DE~w AK

sept 7th, ls6l.-And now il Is Hereby Orlvr= y
aud dlrecEed W tbs GOninl0LA Counl 81 lhe city OF
EyansViils, rhat the Ownors Of AL iCt4 " parts ~
iots fronting on or adjoining he east side O.
Nary Strest, between Seventh ana EiKhih Bts., Ia
said city, the sidewalks thereon IL be brought
10 the proper grade, AMI That they siae-
Salk Ot class hunter y DO laid down thereon
Sitbih thirty days from te publication " this Or
der. A.. BLk T., Clerk.
City Clerks once. Sept 18Th, 1851 sepis
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RHATCHES! sMATCHES
eve 80 gross round wood box Natchesi
so boxes Block Matches;
rs gross IA gross boxes;
20 gross German Matches. For sale at
oele h A. COOKS, 70 Main street.
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rs Boxes Assorted Glassware.
IS Crates Assorted to suit
Country Merchants.
All kinds of

China Ware,
Knives and Forks,
Ivory Handled Tea Knives,
Double Silver Plated Forks
and Spoons,
High and Low Priced Tea
1rays,
Coa1-oil Lamps and Chimneys,
Plumbers and Goblets Of all
descriptions,
Largo and Small Looking
Glasses.
The Retail Department. 10 new sszgiSs~. Eves
rybcdy aod their families aFs inViued &c call -
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SPECIAL TO TIE DEMOCRAT.

Triton, Mo-, Oct. 2s.-Gen. Kennedy
who has Just returned to Sedalis from
Prices army, says Brice's men are much
dissatisfied at the prospect of leaving the
State and that they will force him to make
stand within our borders. On the other
hand it is asserted that Gen Johnston has
left Kentucky to take command of Prices
and McCulloch's forces and that before
leaving that State he sent courieIs to Price
and McCulloch, directing them to fall back
in Arkansas and not give Fremont battle
until he reached them. Gen. Kennedy says
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WS.AR PRICES i!
M. A. LAWRENCE,

Having bought the entire stock of J. W. Hugh"s,
invites all merchants desiring TO replanish thet
stock, to call and examine the new goods now open
ing, promising to sell the same at reduced prices
The stock consists, in part, of
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Arrival and Departure of the
M a Z Is -
TINE OF CLOSING.

THE TINA hore set down ia adjusted to eontyoct
koars On the River there is variation according
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The Government is rapidly preparing for
enforcing the c0nhscation law passed by the
last Congress. Yesterday attachments were
served against some furniture belonging TO
4 man uamed Shields, no is Captain in
the rebel army, and owning a number of
houses and lots in Washington. This is to
be a special case If the law is sustained,
the Government will at once proceed to
con6scate rebel property as fast as II comes
within lie Jurisdiction of cur army.
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EAKE NOTICE

DERsOES DESIRING TO PURCHASE DRY
GOODS at such prices a. will be Of an adj
vantage TO themselves, would do we'll TO give
ELLIOTT BROS. call, as they make it a
rule TO sell at hard nsass prices.
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Main street

Next Door to Old Bank
ET.ayNrS T.ELkB, KJN-DE.RJT.G.
Sept2O-2md&w
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65 Crates Assorted, Common
and Granite Ware.
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The Retail Departments 10 new ssEgtSe~. Eves
rybc9y aod their families AFs inVlued &c call -
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ENoR GOOD HATS OF EVERY VARIETT
II and colo, call at ELLIOTT BROS,
No. 136 Main stree
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Troop sKIRTs.-A GOOD ASSORTMENT
IL of White and COl~ved, at .
Elliott BIOS,
augzO NO. l39 Main Sc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-15
Arrada democrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

LARCENY AND MARRIAGE.-A Chinaman
named All Cut made complaint yesterday,
charging two of his countrymen named All Wa
and Ping We, and woman named All Sue,
with grand larceny. A warrant was issued by
Justice Smith, and An Wa and All Sue were
found at Grass Valley, brought to Nevada
and lodged in jail 1t appears that All Cut
was the owner of All Sue; that she was anxious
to marry All Wa, but her owner objected to the
match and in order to break it off trumped up
the charge of larceny against them, and had
both the lovers arrested. The jailor being in
formed of the facts, concluded, as they would
have to be in Jail together over night, that the
safest course was to have them married imme-
diatey; accordingly, Judge Belden was sent for
and quickly united them as tone fesh." The
happy and interesting couple were examined
before Jugtice Smith, this morning, and there
being no evidence against them, were discharg-
ed.
SCHOOL FUND.-Dr. c. I. Oyerton, Super
intendent of Common Schools for Nevada
county, has apportioned the school fund among
the several districts of the county where schools
have been maintained according to law for three
months in the year ending October 3lst, 1860.
The several districts are entitled to the follow
iuer apnounfs.