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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA &HI
lODl CENTRAL RAILROAD. oOl
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
The capacity Of the Road equal s u the country
The GREAT SNORT LINE TO THE WEST
A. L - -.

THE GREAT SAORr LINZ TO riiE WEST
Office No. Astor House, corner OF N.sey st.
Facilities poTtRiou OF Passengers 20 aud from Gin
cnuau Chicago St Louis 81 Paul. Nashville Memphi. New
Oresn, and all other towns Ia tho West. NoThW,s and
South West unsurpassed foI speed and comfort
Through ans for the Wet leave N-wi ok oct of Court.
lsndt.st incoming ~ press. Eveong Express
SleeY ping and JkiDg al the rains.
Fare always low, aud the quick bysny other
by Teigh's CT 81 descriptions be forward. Ito
and from soy point te Railroads u Ohio sn,ucky ludaus
RECT 10 any port he nasgsole iSeis ol tho We 10y
steamers from H.
The rates Freight aud from any point Of tn. West by tho
Pennylvana Rsf al at all times favorable charged
by other Railroad Con pahies Men obrnts and shippers inru
g transportation their Frsht to hls Conpusy rely
With eonhdenee n is spe' dy tfansit
Thl, Company maintains Ernlgrsut Accommodation
Line by which p1 smis Ang Ne.tsSId enjoy chez ~ and
Able mode Of conveyance al onehs the
Of fare. T. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Aston house
LEIGH s Co, Freight gents
No. | kstor House, and No FSouih William. at
MCDONALD Bl5CH0FF 4 migrant Agsuts
no BATE place.
ENoCH LEWIS. General sup't. Altoona, Pa
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Critters, 6ar0ware, &r.

rs,IN PLATE, SHEET IRON, ZINC, &c,
L TIN and TEENE LATE CHAEc2hL and CoAE'
ZINC COPPER, sPELTER, BLOCH TN, WIRE, &c.
For sals b. A. A. THOMiOH Co TO 2.3 "a'erst.
TJ,O DEALERS in HARDWARE.-ln consc-
auenco death Of our senior Mr. Ed"rri Corning on
the 26h Of January become necessary iof me .uvihs a
new l. made Tor earys on The business we sl.
T GOOD M very prices for cash FOR good sik months
, 80 md yotr ofd.Is 10 EUNhtD CORNING Co,
~ PEI JASPER h. CORNIhU. surviving faitper,
No. 10 DuAne-st, New.lof
Ps-On al remitsnees viii allow you bAtH) Of the
exchange.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

MIGHT BOAT to NEW-IIAVEN.-Fare 81;
~ Forth, TRANt LIN leave, At II p ,Ttvi"s
In line flr Al early morning 1tSn. The tLh II i"iye
m Ps.s-ps-s FOR Mei5rB Hlftio d. and SpnrgnrId can
10 Sor,h holn N,sw-av-n a. III N-rch nda i'"Mosd
1, Ns,.n. iu..ttG Ncfmrn M0httrl AID Dsdsnsgs ply
90 FRANCIS hYD.. General Freight Agent, Tier NO 70 Eat
River NsS igIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

CENTRAL Raj ROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.-
From foot uT..nJt sC ounoctins at iGnpoa Juno
lion nI DeAwafe srkawaona aud esen Railroad, and NJ
s.ion with Lebih Valley abroad aud Us connections forming
ndirect line u Hautsbutg vi bout CT auge Of can
spRTNd ARRANGFA ENT-C Commencing March D. ls6l-
Leave Newly orb follows:
ARKI.BuHG ENPHtss-At6a M Tor Enion Hesding Potts
NJ. a. uArrisbur,. Mauch Cduuk, Nsuismsport, &c.
Man THAIs-AtBa fr Fstton Water Gap, Scranton
Crest Bend fittstou. Wukssbn.e 30. $780,
THKoJ0H THANFoT EastOn, Mauch Chunk, "lluauis-
port Rsadins Pottsyile, Harrisburg &c. -
THsouGn TnAis-For Esston Bethlehem Allentown.
and Mauch Chunk.
GPM WAY InAIH-For Someryile.
ErppRss TKslS FoR HkRKIsBuEGThe a N Erpre.s Train
from New ors arrive, ~ Hamburg At 1910 uoon, Ia nc TO
connect With fast trains and West .ylyae Cent'a
Railroad Northern Central North and South and with the Cum
beIsnd Valley Railroad =, "
ILuAgETHyoFr Asp NEw.YoAR FsRRY-Lesye New.fork
fom Pier No North Riye I20 and II 20 m 3u iSO.
Leave 65 100 and 3;3S m. 20 andiio
y. -.
each wsy. JOHN o. 5TERNS Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
OF tae County NewYork notice 10 hsrrby given - al
~ rrs having claims agspst EDWARD CLARK, lse OF tEs
CITY Of Ns~YoTk deceased 90 present tue same WIN
thrpeof the subcriher her reideLce' No 20
ruur On IN. Nrl0rk before the 18th da oi sep
tember nc t-baed New York TIE 18th day Of March IDOL
SUSAN CLARK AdminiSrsirix
,rbts tsv6mF. JOHN CLAhk, Admilistrator.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF THE
NURSERY.

NURSERY
The Following IN from letter written by the Rev
T. wie.er to tho German Reformed Messenger Cham
bersburg Penn. tg '|
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meoieal.

GORE CORNs, and BUNlONS are really CURED
- BY the use Of SWIss CORN PLASTER. Price 30 cent?
perbex. Il. DUPUY Druggist, No. 700 Bsosdwpy,
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STAGE

PROPOSALS FOR $4,000 OF THE
L GROTON WATER STOCk OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK "Seaed popo.s, win be received the ComPaoeT'
Office until SATURDAY, APRIL 20 l56l at o'clock p NJ,
when the viii puby oprued for the whole part
OF Of three hundred and seyenyhve thoosA dosr-
the Croon Wger STOCK Of the City ri New fsrk suhotd
by Chapter ~ Of the Laws Of 1870 aud by an ordn.Ice 81 the
Common Council approved by the hayor Aueut 1900 100 n
supply Il CT0on wser aud extending the Necessary
works for Gccuniuains ard distributing the san.e
The aid ogs VIII bear the of six cert per
payable quAtsry.ary and The principal viii be redeem
able the first day Of November, 1875 -,
op0sas viii smcun OF stock desired me
price PEI one dollars thereof and r persons whose pro-
po accepted will be required to deposit win ne Chan
berau Of the cy within ten dSys ser the opening the bd
tie sum awarded them resTeo'yey including the premiums
-. 81, -, -,
On pre- eting he COMPTROLLER the recerts OF the Chamber
su for such dcpcss parties win be entitled 70 reosi Ger
aosea euna Of the value OF tie Siock oeus
Interest fro the dates Of payneniS IN,
Esch proposition should be sraed and indored " Fro;
po.s, for Croon Wse Stock II the Cy OF Newly ok and
the same ncIoed second euvoo Addressed to the Comp
troller. -, - a..
hs rrht Il reserved the part of the Ptroe TO roget
spy or all the bid considered necessary 10 protect or pro-
'''' ~ ROBERT T. HAws, Comptroller.
CITY of New. Y ok, Department Of Finance, -
Camptroll.rG Oihce, March 20 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

IN PURSUANCE of an order Ol tho hdITvGale
of The CouLty Of %ey.York Notice j. hereby given &C e.
p~r.on. haylng aims assIis. WASHINGTON CoOfEh ~.
II the City Of Sewl0rk deceased to p;tn' the 's sST
vouchers thereof the subscribers the once o. 81 ~
WILLIS No 80 Waisteet, In the City OF NeSi On % q
,-f1e the hteenh day Of June ueItDaied Hew-ff sps
lJsa day Of December, 1870. -
- SETH WILLIS, AdmilistStot.
ala t.vsmg EMELINE COOPER Adininistrsthh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

FINDER THE NEW PATENT-LAW, Inc
u .ub,c4iber will n.ke Applications ir 90 and lie CsNsa"
a., from TO AGO Government fees uclud'd Appeab ~
snas extensions aud the more dc.H aa ooh
pic.ed eis II Patent conducted nna Also th5oas
f,spou.ble ,geut. the ddcteut capitals 81 Europe hohu
Invention upo cation procured - wen A. 90,
ro ,iop. Zee. ana sn1i-s PAID A.gliaeut' uAdo and
n, wl5 round OF Poreirr Pset' businr.. couduci'
~ JOSEPH p. PRISON No. 3Want
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
Ctantes for Dusiurss mcn.

a pRINTING-OFFICE for SALE CHEAP
~ Corpets IN yhiu, good os.nee for nasn ~tih
Juau Most 30 sid ecf hsy l. ISqv n % AIb y
EOR SALE-74 Bradng Machines, Winding.
Doublins aid Messurg Mac 80. i'srie. VII shs
Inn B.non.. Belts, II quite Of CHRIS IiAS sCh"AhiA
corner Of 1T ~. AID Fast 80 IT.
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Go mbom II man Concern.

NOTICE.-A +. GRISW0LD is not in any way
noc'ei with 6m. sud are DOT fe'Pon'pe '' DE
uan'So'''A'- '''i'" HASTINGS 4 GRIsWOLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,-fo ALBA
A ny and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS HOhlH
aud WEST. Trains leAyri
Froai Ch.mb.r%st 4 Frsm SIitt .,
IA press, and "a ABE I., li3p ul ana 10" ana
sad 8 o M IT'D. 5z5 p.
To, shd Albany with sleep IOlS p Sundays ipeuded)
ng-carl, s;A3 T. ,.o,,,. :
Pougtkeepde tran, $50 m g. mr. ana '''" anu 49, y W.
Il and p
P'ekssili train. 5 % r. IN 30" r. IA
Sing Sing train, J;sS and $50 and i's' p m
y.
A. +. SMITH, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY KALI
" ROAD Albany sud Troy. connecting With tho New.
orb Central Hrosd zoo al p1ils Wet EoTh Wet ana
South Al.o WITH tie Noh-l Railroad fot Saratoga Hut
Ind BDr ssu Pstsbafs houses Point Ogdcu'bursh and
Fros Th,ox row SEAR CIrr PRos Porn IT. STATION
HAiL T:10 M. AID i:i5 ?. IN
Exp Train a m. rrdi:20 p m. l0.l3 y III
F1plsss Mall TtAir lOa m -,
For Nh.In.ofijgr White Plains CIoios Falls and 81 ocA!
trAus table. Fl srrss Tsin-.ves Albany every
SUNDAY ni5rriuz JOHN -UEtHILL, Asst Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

LOR SALE.--A BARGAIS-The two-stOry and
i cite HOUSE, In complete order No 80 De.sR-sI neei
Cores BrooA,n. House 2JI36 lot 100 feet deep large
portion may remain II required Ish De @ AZ
sn;-iinr For apply to q COFFIN, PoR'ohce'
Nassau ST. ". Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

DARINER WANIED-With ncspital OF -, OW
an Gs,n.n Book and Sew, Bu,ine'. embfac - fu3-
ius web the IupetsiiOn Of Books s,isSnh.1 In"
lal yicl1sA i,ffls"Br regular income and "teh
With more car invested could be sreey Increased fotpT
ticusTs Sdicss w. With real natue, boa NO sJ T. o. y J.
iIARTNER WANTED-With 1850 or $3.50
wen e.tsblhed business paying 100 per cent Pt hs
location In the cereal pait Of Brosdssy h cs,h buse'
rq.e, BOT .insil s-<sa I'D win proper eIs a ea ~
eIss ssS 10 slage amount Apply TO SiLAs DL'h'Vhi
SO. III BfoaaSHy
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NOR SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, in

Rochelle the Neptune House corsuing acres
sfaDd good OF ago bods- good garden
.ruii .nd hsde The hou@e stands NJ end e "a. ,ne
SounI and snHUundng country. fJice 500 $50 eAh re
pnst a the paoo ipQue Of a ENf N, No 63 Nassau
e. ron no 8 J. p. ROBINSON. HswRochells, and D. A
Hills Harlem.
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a COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE or

n TO LErAt ia leu about thee minU'es walk tom the
a., M the NeuNork end New Haven Railroad. cOmuooi
en- OSF witN from to o. For ticuars address
= JOHNSON. No go Csnal at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
OR0WN-sTONE-FRoNT HOUSE for SALE

I'D No. IS West 4!ds has ali toe moder' iHFroyeHets
wide: 10 rusaIces; Dett lad win Grape
dor AID vines; plenty Of Trees aud Shubbey; I~.ce
$1,000: Nery cas- and stays tnnun e. u9stS
ew be lo chefp IL desired lTquire Of FIRTH TOND
& Go 80 al BroAJWgy. ......... ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
i rOI,T and FALL RIEER-Thr splendid AID superior
.t-,u.r BAY STATE CAPT JeSeu, tiyts Newly OH every
TUESDAY. 1fiuRsDAY ,ad SATURDAY. a, O'.locs ",
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY s,3 O'clock ? m, fro Pier no
81. Il. :,
Hereafter win be regarded secured to any apP
rant az nj the sane shal nave been paij for
Per 10 f. forS Ardsd through with great dphch oy
" WI. hQRDEN. Agent. Nos. 70 aud u We,ttt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
Crsal Noilses.

A LII PERSONS having any claim against The
~ estate Of GEORGE WALTER deeeased are he ety 10
al H,caln .v 20 JAMES TATEN, Executor.
msrrh6 Igl ul9 lswhmF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

no CAPITALISTS.-FOR SALE-One-hali
4 in,crc.t Ia PERIopicA Al, yie amE over t'oe slsI;
ar VODKkFtPER and ASSISTANT at q taiT tal1ly, ~Lo
can fsr.h s2OOO for u Inonths Address II BI NO. t34
Pos<o flee
yEvANTED-By the advertiser, n Specinl or Gen
w srsl PARTNER with $500 cspta' Stspl" pome'e
ry.t Cd. Conlmi,Hun btsnsssi dei'd advm tcs VIII DC
f,,p 10 de.i able connection the Adgrfiife bpF tc 20
,Sorno GOOD i4i Iroh nd Wiling {, give secnriy ant
NV los. whatever For fur her partirlTs atyy - Jbh -
siERN OOD Coun...oraLAw, TiihiJ bnni"g'' bioEd'%'
gaJnu PER Month made with Stencil Tools.-
% lDD sell tne cheapest and best sepd ;9f M Iieu
lar Address John Nik,n Ls~Ienre, MAJ or - Lou no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FO PllliA-
~ NJ .PHIA and the SOUTH sud WEST via JERSEY
ClTY-M.if aad EKpnss LiIs. leave Newiork At : md II
m and aid D. FAe - Through tickets sold for Gin
rT, al AID lie Wet and WAInns'oD Rev Orleans, and
the sluh Sad ,holsh baggage cbec,t to Wa-hgoni In
: a. ~. al p -. tins -. =,
J. ". WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
Sobgsnre viii be received FOR soy trains unless delivered and
checked Is miuuie, IN advance Of ul~ time oloavinE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

rI,O THE HOLDERS Of the first issue LAND
Il GRANT BONDS Of the u CROSSE and MlLWAukEE
RAIIROAD CONPASY Court hsvi eStAbisl ed by is
decree the priority 6i-sue ofthe LAND GRANT bONS
Numbered 10 1900 the Committee acting In oeosf OF me
hd of that sne rropest snch Of them desire nuc IN
the purchase the property uodr the decree o. sale 70 send
mi names Adde'S With tbs numbers Of tbs Bonds they
Mold 10 Mr. " RANDALL the Ofce Of the Connicee No
- Walls, and 20 uch due notice ~ be given o. the plan oi
ixstior to DO submit ed for their approval
HORACE gALPlN, FRANCS RANDALL,
JOHN NICHOLSON, OBNILl ODDlla
FRANCIS VOSE WILLIAM GOULD,
VIM A EOBBE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

GNOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class III New YoIk tbs Ist, lth and 2lI
of each except these dates fol SUNDAY wheu
the day Of dersrnr. will be the MoNDAl following For
freight apply a the only ohee No. ~ Me' cor
ner Of Wsrren-st. - "a. =. ID. b. ALLEN, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
TNgRSf for SALE-Situatcd at MmhasSet, Ions

E'AkM lOr o5Lf-Oi'uatNu" q. ,, N :, 80 ~
Island on bay, mile north OF the o-tOuce 40
ma rom New ork With c0m niutcNi twice dsS he
Sam eoasDs 60 Of excelnt Land heathy canon,
el Iued md wen Wsi-sed with toe Trout Fond u ton'
Of Ae f dishes ih beat OF Oys aud Us .
e. great variety, and Mid FOWL IN their ss9n Inquire
No. 10 Laisyetts-psee
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Real Gsiate for Sale.

~ or EXCHANGE for one less lsbic or for MtRChAN
Disc sd.aed for the Western ustet PIn,lpat ou'S WI
pleas. Gu or OF address c. L. SMITH No 10 Pire't Room
No. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

To w. c. Bazaar Chairman Of he Ne York Esasss Rsss
Committee. 90 y
The Treasurer reports receipts for the week ending
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14


Gov. DowNEr AND GEN. ID. ID. COLToS.
The San Francisco Morning Call makes the
following statement: ......
TIE War Department, at Washington,
acting on evidence Of his fitness in its ar
cbives forwarded reqneet 10 the Governor
that he would commission d. d. Cotton as
Colonel of one OF the new cavalry regi-
ments this request was made without any
request on the part Of Mr. Cotton or his
friends, il being well known that Mr.. Col.
ton has seen service and is an experienced
officer. The Governor informed Mr.. Cotton
Of the request, and the latter, after consult
ing with some personal friends, concluded
to accept the commission. provided he could
have some voice 10 the choice of line officers
who were to serve under him-not an alb.
sOlute "say." but sufficient 20 insure that
no one should be appointed in whom he
had no confidence. To this the Governor
aoceded. Subsequently the Governor,
without consulting with Mr. Cotton, insist.
ed upon appointing as Lieutenant Colonel
Of the regiment gentleman Of Los. Ange-
les, wholly qualifed-either by expert
enoe, sentiment or abiliiy--fOr the position
and one on whom Cotton could not rely
The result was that Cotton refused to ac.
cept the commission and we have seen
dispatches (Which are now in Gen. Sum
ner's possession) from the Captains of two
companies enlisling for the regiment, stat
ing that their men bad positively refused
to serve on account OF the appointment Of
the gentleman 10 question, and in conse-
quence the companies we're to be disbanded.
Thus by flying from an implied agreement,
aud by insisting upon principle of favor
itism. Gov. DOwney has certainly retarded
the formation Of one regiment, II he has
not prevented It altogether Cotton, be it
remembered. parsed most creditable ex-
animation before the Board of Army Off.
eers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14
gFrada gemufrat.

THE SAGE OF BN0HAMPToN ON PEACE"
Senator Breckenridge says in his speeches
that all that the South wants is peace. The
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, the Nestor Of the
Breckinridge party 10 New York, also wants
peace. But there is marked difference in
the processes by which these gentlemen
would accomplish their wishes. Mr.. Breck.
inridge. with violated Constitution 10 one
hand aud the evidences of disruptnred
country in another, would like TO march to
his goal, unopposed, over the prostrate peo-
pie Of the North. This method would not
suit the Sage of BiDghampton. He would
conquer bis peace, with his hand on the
throat Of desperate rebellion. 10 speech
delivered lately In Pennsylvania, Mr.. Dick
inson said:
l hold it to be the fret duty Of every cit
iZen, Of every party, to aid In restoring--if
restored it can be--lhis great and good
government. There is no halfway house
in this maiter-uo tarrying place between
sustaining the government and attempting
iIs overthrow. There is DO peace propoei-
ton that will suit the case until the rebel
lion is first put down. And were in favor
Of, or disposed 10 tamper with this rebel.
lion, or aid or cOuntehance it, would 60
and take up arms with them. Because il
it is right for them to take up arms, 1t is
right for them to have armed aid aud assis-
tance. A military despotism will be inau.
gnraied whenever you permit this rebellion
to triumph. lam In favor 0fputting down
war by force Of arms. l am opposed to
war, and in favor of obtaining peace by
putting down the authors of The war. /
am 10 favor of peace, but am 10 favor OF
the only course that will insure it-driving
out armed rebellion, negotiating with 10y.
atty.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14

VALLANDToHAH REPuDATED IN HIs owY
DIsTRIcr.-Sixy-four Of the leading Demo-
Gratis 10 Vallandig gbam's district, MOntgom-
cry county, Ohio. have issued circular
against the "despotic and traltorous course
Of The Vallandigham clique" They say,
"it is the mission Of the Democratic party
TO give strength and vigor and efficiency 10
the Constitution and Government when
they are attacked by rebels and traitors. In
the language Of the lamented Douglas, mo
man can be a true Democrat without being
at the same time loyal patriot, and there
are but two positions TO assume; we must
either be for or against our GOvernnent--
either patriots or traitors They pledge
themselves ito unite with all loyal citizens
in the defence of the nation. and in rebu-
king the unpatriotic action Of said cOnven-
tion and of the Dayton Empire. and in sup.
porting for Office 10 the county of Mont
gomery men, irrespective Of party, who are
loyal TO the Government. by vigorous
prosecution Of this war. and who in no con-
tingency are in favor Of secession"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14

MURDER AT STOcKToN.-Michael Cain was
killed In Stockton on the evening OF Sep.
tember 9Th, by Frank FugleT. The pafties,
says the Argus, were disputing near the
Gas Works, concerning lot Of grain when
Cain struck FUgler with board. They
then separated and shortly after came 10.
gether again, when fight ensned. Fuigcr
drew knife and stabbed Gain IN Two pla.
ces, The blows taking effect in the right and
left breast Cain fell and expired almost
Immediately. Fulger then proceeded 70
Justice Dcurs' Office, surrendered himself
into custody, and was placed in jail i cor.
Oner's inquest was held and the fact Of tht
killing proven by several witnesses Cain
was a native Of Ireland, about 50 yoars Of
age-a blacksmith by trade. FugIer and
Cain we're married TO sisters daughters Of
Mr.. BreDman,) and had for some time past
not entertained the most friendly feeling
towards each other Cain arrived al Stock
ton on Sunday the 9Th from Folsom, but
waa formerly resident of the former place
Fugler was formerly in the employment OF
J. i. Houcbe & Co., and was appointed
special policeman on election day, st which
time be borrowed the knife with which he
killed Cain. The latter was intoxicated al
the time Of the difficulty, and Was persua-
ded by his friends 10 leave FHgler before
the fatal blow was struck, bat all 10 no pur.
pose.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14
RROpERICK MONuNrENr.

The Committee TO whom was intrus;cd
the custody Of the fpnds contributed to.
wards the erection Of Monument suiiahle
10 the memory Of the late Hon. ID. G. Bred
erick, with power TO erect the same, il pre-.
senting the following statement Of their
trust, would beg leave to direct public at
tention TO the present necessity OF imme.
date action on the part of those desirou-
Of aiding such object. The Committee lave
had the trud in hands nearly two years,
aud it has not been from any lack of exer-
tion on their part that the same has not
been completed at this date. The amount
Of funds contributed did not admit Of ae-
tiOn as they were unwilling TO commence
a national work without full knowledge
of the limit Of the expense. having the el-
pcrience which has attended the Wasbjug.
ton Monument 10 view. The amount OF
cash on hand, deposited with the San Fran.
cisco Savings and Loan Society, Is S6.2Ca
"a Of which sum $5,4l8 20 was contribu
ted, and $S45 90 .interest earned by the
same, as per following:
SAVINGS AND LOAN socrETT IN ACCOUNT
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