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LONDON & PARTISAN
Merchant Tailor.
Store ut the Union Scales. Gold Hill.
JAS. II. G.
DEsPEcTFULLY INFORMS THE GIL.
II zens Of Gold Hill and vicinity that be has
opened .
Drapering and Tailoring
RsTABLIsHMRNT,
Al the above named place, and invites all who
are desirous Of having we'll fitting suit Of clothes
made, 10 give him . call.
T q MADE TO ORDER
And Warranted to Fit.
VIII keep constantly on banda full assortment Of
French. English and German Broadcloths,
Cssslmorcs, Beavers and Vestings.
Clothing ofallk kinds Cleaned Repaired
Gold Hill. Oct. "a. 1866. ec24H
N II r .

N o TIC E.
OFFICE OF 90. TAX COLLECTOR,)
STOREY COUNTY, NEVADA,
VIRGINIA. October Is, 1860
To the Tar Payers of Storey CoE1ty!
NOTICE g HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN State and County taxes for the nseaI year 2 |,
1855, arc now due and payable at thus ouce; a ~
.tri.,,n arTo,c.d IF, O'FERRALL,
~ County Tax Collector.
Once In MedIn Building, above the Post oiioe.
On ali taxed unpaid ut the close OF ousns,s on
the 18th day Of November, 1886, there VIII DO tan
Der cent delinquency added.
October 10, 1906. "iV'"
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FOR SHERIFF.

VIRGINIA, NEVADA,
Sept. 25th, 1866.
To the Voters OF storey County:
HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS AN
L independent candidate for Sheriff of Storey
County, at the ensuing election, to be held on
TUESDAY, the sixth day Of November next.
A. T. McMURTREY.
Virginia, Sept, %, le66, se25 i'd
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DISSOLUTION.

STHE Co.PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing under the arm name Of Shepard &
Goodrich, Is this day Dissolved by mutual con.
sent. q. B. Goodrich Is hereby authorized TO
collect all moneys due tho late firm. and pay all
demands against them.
Il. LEVI SHEPARD,
..-.HG .Hee CHAS. b. GOODRICH.
Gold Hill, Oct 8, 1855. D. soc ocla2v.
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Storey Co. Union Ticket.

County Commissioner
crn ID SoRRILL Z. A. CAMILLE.
JOHS DEWITT ,nnyp. W. pANNH'
Justices Of the Peace.
rS-s, and Second Wards, Nircinia------H bush
M, All Fourth Wards, Virgins. d. U. ADDISON
township No. = Gold m,.------W. y. HALL
Consfnbies.
Fnt and Second Wards. Virginia. PENSlSoM
Tnirt and Fourth Warts, NEgtnia-----AUu. ASH
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Second Ward Union Club.
For Justice of the Peace.
For Public Administrator.

DR. ". CASTOR, OF GOLD HILL, IS A
- candidate for :he office Of Public Admins
traitor, subject to the decision Of the Convention
Of the People, which meets on the sixth day Of
November next. Oc9.td
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SrlAXINo It AusrIN.-Col. Charles A.
Sumner addressed the Union people Of
Austin last evening.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

I WILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR CON
i stable Of Gold Hill Township, at the election
on November 9Th. 1866.
SAMUEL HYATT.
Gold Hill Oct q. l266. orG.td
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SrlANlR ARRIVAL. - The steamship
from the Rast arrived at San Francisco
to-day, at noon
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For Constable.

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
L candidate for the Office Of Constable Of Gold
Hill Township, at the election on the 9th Of No
vembern next. W HIGGINS.
lnld Hill Oct II lR6h ncl2ins
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LAT. Montana papers say that at least
three thousand people will leave for the
East during the coming Fall.
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Births.

HAINES-At tho Oak Grove Ranch, Amsdor
county, Oct. l6. tho vito ofG. W. Hainos, Of o
son.
BUTLER-In Stockton, Oct. q. the wife Of John
Butler, Of . son.
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FOR

M w. BAILEY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
lNl /. Nm q Candidate for CONSTABLE for the
Town Of Gold Hill the ensuing election.
Gold Hill, Oct. 10. 1866. ocl9.td.
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For Constable.

GEORGE BECKwITH OFFERS HIMSELF
" rs III Independent Union Candidate for Con,
stable for the Town Of Gold Hill ut the next cleo.
ton.
Gold Hill, Oct, o, 1865. ocY I'd.
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SOM persons live on the kindness OF
others, and claim to DO their benefactors.
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For Constable.

4 II. KIRKPATRICK ANNOUNCES HIN
n. self u candidate for the office OF ConIla
bic for Gold Hill Township on November 9th.
Gold Hill, Oct. Q. 1866. oc9 I'd
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SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THE NINTH YEAR OF THIS INsTITU-
i tion commenced on the 9th Of January, 1856.
Competent and experienced Teachers oil each
department Of study. This School affords all
the advantages Of . THOROUGH ENGLISH
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MUSIC, and all tho Ornamental Branches.
Fol Catalogues. containing full information.
please address
MRS. G. N. BLAKE, Principal.
Oakland, California
RHPERENcrs-Rov. Samuel II. Wiley, Oak.
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The officers Of the Carson Land Office
have sent Us the following copy Of the
order from the Gensral Land Office oon-
corning the Sutro Tunnel:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }
GENERAL LAND OPPIcl,
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
BY CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH LINE.

t~srrorAL Drsrxrcu TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY srws.l
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s,,ss,s e he Ewes .s q as
iDst Is thc eIeculiw body Of any free country
must ,efy The cCsGsa sess.ed maj ae ~ aa1y
Ing newspaper ibs eeay laid down IN ihe Swss
code Of laws and could on refer Mr. Harris 70 the ordinary
deed hardly prdosiand bow Le representative Of
pcssiy ssvS thoSsst u any S course proceeding
pOccedg necessary Were the grossest hoe against
sn Engi!sh Bssspsper-and very gross nbels against
The Emperor and against tho Empress tSc have oiten sp
pied 20 BY the French Etatsdor could emily give Ist she
answer wheh M ss has Iees'ed fom the author
they are onen 10 you az 70 US We power control
them or their decisions or TO atsrme hen functions any more
than yen have u scene strange indeed TINT en- Engmh
Minister should place himself poauon 10 require and
seiNe sseh IN answer
Those Paris letters Of continental Isfts
wei aware ridiculous aud eandaous rubbsh which nils
Eucs princes and psineeses The seet dongs the private
che very PeIpOse.d th.se iasi,ees per
minueness Of detail Che imagination 81 tho Correspondent can
reach TO- We must say that Qoeen Victoria thoueb
ofbe French the King OF Italy the Pope eud the liovso OF
Romanof ore the chief themes Of scandal Can pe
foolish than mako sueh trash the sloct Of diplomatic
INCONSISTENCIES No Minds u pubic opinon IL N no way
affected by i and even any effect we're pTCdpced we s
~ worth our endavofne 20 pos with he Too irstgoas Of
friendly and gallant people IN order 70 get no o. ~
Harris il he reads the English apoTs at al mus. se "A son9
az them once week Of least scandal about the imperial
family France which must sssafoey be bunal TO TIE iet
dseracef and we &c bound 70 say that living woman has
ever had much cslunDy heaped upon hSi a. igh %
have, nom time 10 tine time PoIr'a o.. upon I he 10
press Of the French Bat We know shst "Slo ne
SAID Che French Eubsssador II he eaied tlcn
tie English Government 10 interfere 10 TIC ease q
any Of The offending journals AID We kIow wLsI hoLn "
prosecution N court Of law Qsen .i3Ii1 snu L.I t0se
se eike Indifferent to INC imputacTs o. Iht Leeas e'f
Hsrs il he really has taheE The unWise ard eS.racuhy
course which 50 many reports ascrte to Dim
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CANADA.
~ rsr.sslss 1s1al rsssuss.

AoSlsEAL G. f., Oct 3lAt publs dinner to Hon. e.
T.. Cartier last oiynt, GsR. Sir Joba Mcks. Connsnda
i1-Chisf nsds spsscb Recommending the tOr6caoa a.
Montrss gstca sad points west also that tbs volus
teer move asa rs OK sndsa eatire Breah Ameta
A PROTEST A0AosT CoNP6bRRAzIos.
rztBJNs.
MONTREAL. Del. 5i.-A TsDsas.rsDco aseinst cohfsd
srstien, aJ1rseed 10 Lord Car1aEYon, bsr Maiostys
Secretsy OF Sae ioT the Colonies, has beea published
here today Il IL doc1msnt Of great lsngh entering
Tery fully as tho sey OF the scheme aud - signed by
about osetci OF the menbes Of Par, aossn. represent
iag the Lover CANADIAN constituencies. ~ protests
ai. prsc pat tncg subject that concerns tbs highest
and endrD interests Of Che COUNTRY AM asks that
the subs rs bCk 10 the Hpls Of tssse Provinces
for expression upon OF their calm AID deliberate Ud
mspt The iis o. gnstTss is hsaiet by the Of
DoriOl. Holtsn Th,baHdeau, Huntington, s1d iafrlm-
bolse-a eGMtnisters Of the Grown.
~ ia ssaAPs TO THH TsIBUFH.
QUEsRC. e.. f., oct. 3I.-Mrs. Car died yesterday
IRON inlrries .arsvrf Of tts iste ere.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Oct. ,29.--The money market isunehsnged.
ConsOls quoted at s0i
LoNpox s01he money market 10 steady Consols 81,
Tor money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LONDON o. 2sThe following the current prices sor
American Securities United States Five TwentieS ss Erie
Railroad shases, 81; Illinois Central shares, az.
LONDON Ooa SC-Ihs following the current price, ior
American Securities: United States FiveTwentes, a.. Erie
shsues 500 illinois Cenrals, "a.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
IAvERPoOL Oct 29-The Cotton market continues Steady.
Tie sales,oday 10000 bales MiddliDg UpsDds are
quoted At sd.
LNERPoo Oct 90-The Cotton market quiet hat Stesdy
The sales today were 1000 bales Middlng Upsnds al,
quoted at SD
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2e-Tbe Bresastufs market is firm
LyExPeoI Oct S0-The Bresd@ts9 market il hru Mixed
Western Corn is quoted at Ss.e
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.
LIVERPOOL 0ci sp-TheFe IL active business II lard
without change however in prices
IdvEEsooL Oct 39--Tae Pork market = declining.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
IIvsRPooI Oct 3O-Ssles Of Rsaaed Pesseau made
aOdsyst lie gallon
STATE OF T8ADS
NAsoEzsER Oct 9O-Ths market for Gesas ard Hsrns IL
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TRACED IN THE EUHTEENTH WARD.
An UsFAITHFUL WIFI AND BER PARAsoUR SHOT BY
THs wRoSgED HUssAND-ARsRyT OF THg LATHE.


aeyentssa wears since william 7. Anderson mar.
st yeuns lads in oston ana for several their married
life passed hsopiy. Tbs hu.bsad cierk in wholesale
hoa,, in thai CITY snd respected snd trusted BY his
pessrs
About Ave yes since Anderson removed his family then
consisting Of his wife and two children to this city and
aersar bs wife contracted love for intoxicating drinks
Anderson suspected her o n1dsT TO himself but had
hOi proof Sufficient TO satisfactorily establish the tac
ga. they removed 20 Beeville w d. and there
hT formed the acquaintance Of grocer, named Whit
ned and IA tine they became intimate 80 much 50
the comments neIghbOFs IN order break m
the intimacy Anderson removed 10 this city but lately Mrs
A has paid two visits 10 Beeyiis
Ga Monday Mr. Anderson to Boston business for
toe arm by Nhom he empOyed aud Informed his wife that
need expect him back before Saturday next He
acted hi, business than he expected however and
tnsd TO this city Yesterday morning He did not 10 his
Last shortly after O'Clock be proceeded TO his resi-
dsnce No l;e East twenty hus and on entering
ped TO trace OF his wife On looking further he heard
cOntesng IN low tone IN Tue pafOr ana on entering
found his wife IN criminal intercourse with Whitfield
Drawings revolver from his pocket the enaged husband
fred at The group Whitfield 81 spranR through the other
fred by Mr. Anderson the hst striking his wife the forehead
and CHANGING OF The second shot took effect In the e breast
causing wound Attracted b! the noise OF the pistol
shots the consequent excitement ROnndsman eary and
Officer Lille OF the Eighteenth Precinct cUtered the house and
iook Anderson into custody Police Surgeon kmbark
,ssd in and dressed the wounds Of tho lie thinks
they not necessarily fatal.
Anderson taken the station HDlsc and boxed up or
ihe agh lie native Of c United states sgci 1e
OF hne appearance and goV abr-s He is highly resporiod
by bis employers He icgIes whut he has Done bB
was 81 cnaed 80 DC pooi "i ti' WINS mif'y thai be
scarcely know what h, roinv Il =.
10 II suppressed that Wh.d T,aad, ~ ttr Gfst shot
man iiuTwsfiaP tis dtyrif'n Hrt0 of IN rdn,r 4
iato, IN Us ''eriGp t,c.rl f,p '',Ci 100 mo turhri
gb hr i,u tttHi tiui hu rnt hoo .nd Ihtst
poeme W r"nr 20 -" "t-r aa' it.,t, Ntul Ii,.Iu
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BY STEAMSHIP.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
GES.yEsAL Dow AT TIE GLASGOW Reform eshoS-
sTRATT0d
From The LoRaoB Telegraph, Oct l..
We Dote with regret enc minor characteristic 81 the
6ssggw mean tbs Pnoaiasaoe gwen - Gen
vsor q ~. Msus IaSSr law We lave ne to ss
JersODAls he Usa old Anef,e.s es,tots1 and Is We pre-
with an English psitios uestiagt He represent
aSn parry Or toTO. Tat has ssyiSas to ss with 'As ans
outsiders INTO belief that tbs u the Reform movement
= some decree 70 eS Ssss m s s,
satonS Osi advanced tae virtues and fa
best and worst Brsa to tss whe keeping clear
then Of evsry importation No ess ecsi deS with our sn
bagDear during ts four yeaS Agony Of the Great Republic
1t made the civil text 70 Preys thai rotten ssoags were
1, tried e1sa ts fscts fst we 6sIs aISsys hea
sod vs sun heas t. a. Ansca ss1 ss:s Ss,s. q.
DO eopPsoer VITA ksera see the S'nsss "a not more
nor There nv parallels sssweeR the political
sfe Of the DosSess Conservative tiends
AXE Cen Nes Bow aIcsss tSs soth1sssn Of glasgow 1o1
universal sursae aud Ultimate I'd STAGE oar journalistic
sSSs Viii .S. voice sy saw Il. W.. vey ma.
ssDbtee less By hfy or sIy thousand than the Reismers
shows The danger Of giving votes 70 saoh great nnmi o.
,soISgshy nailsa sne s'eas Eo ~ sr
-tOmOrros and sksA hear them asaia next session
SSAUGUAAToN OF GsgaDEkS WATER WORKS BY oCEsS
The Absleen wats, Works we're formally opened OF Tues
<Ay the l6H October ny Majesty. Toe ceremonial
sin pie OF Majesty the
vor bani played national sohem PRAYER offered
1p ~ the cergy OF TIE PARISH after which Sir AeKsnde,
kAndTson presented sd1iss to TIE Queen which s read
she following rely;
thank tss aa ssdtsn and very sensible Of ihi,
ukrk Of the loyal attschsat agbos the OF
Absdsaa have fa that tas wheo Of county
lEht that esy the import
. work wsu eslcues tss promote
Tbe Queen then assisted b. te Lord Provost tanned an
yoYy handle over silver disc winch opened gauge tank
and admitted the water m aow into the main reservoir the
band playing and the large crowd e6seIng heartily then
declared the works opened.
This 10 the first time the Queen he's spoken public
che death Of the Prince COnSOIt
ThB scAEDAL ABOUT QUEL4 YIcIOGIA IN A eWlss NEWS
PAPER.
Froui The Mornne Star, Oct H.
Can Zoe the gsh Minister Switzerland
ely sndes,ored make international affair Out Of
Peiy rubbish IN the Paris TespoDdence ~ toe iovscn,
1tzsis, Such Is The story which is now beng published IN
every paper end Which, although IN circulation here several
days has not been eOh,eeted u that the LoesG1
ao<ss Of The 18th VI SeDtEhsda paragraph is PARIS litter
containing very seOas IHpDtaons against Oaoon Fs'p't
ftner SERIOUS inpniatoes pgonsI GHeon Qotoa ~ bc ig
.saat oa~' snd BODY Earth caring aou, hcg Tho li"
~ hanta orr miat-cg, lid aCgCiCT abort lht" he
'.it a" indigestion Nia tef boaefi osl ,atni bet
ThHh ~ tsifs that tanly not iDl
Ire'rf9ofiG 4c YIheh " Us F,ferv Co"Oed G,c she'
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Capt ru,hR Hassr Master a. Arrnra died a. aa' place

Capt TuthB Hasssr Master 81 Arrinwa died d Aas place
On he 18Th inst .r+
Tec French wsSe,camtI TalisnaD with largo number 81
siea and wesaed scsss en- board arrived tbs per' from
Me.ieo On the 10th met rwsnyfye Of no sek were shaed
asa placed in tAe foreign hospital After andins '.e %
gsrs aad receiving supplies tie TaisnAn saied ss" "'
Another very serious ration oeearea a. Aspnva
About % r. Tie sO Ss q a' s MI s sSS sSsn
bodhg enyeloped in fAmcs which spread 20 me
s s :"Ss 'sy ~ as f ssS WAR
Howard House Hctti Here the famts were fortunately
ss &c ne. q s ts ss
speedily on Tie po and 70 whose timely sd tho sHssn aS
Alea4ar ae We learn The principal sufferers they oSn the
greater PORTION q the houses Destroyed
Ayess Santa Martha report the explosion Of the river
steamer Indepeodeneise hoand up the Magdaena River
Gen Parez commander Of the lard forces OF the
United Stats. Colombia in the Atlantic arrived at Apin-
wan from Carthasene Friday last by the national war
steamer Colombia and after tour Of inspection returned to
From Central America there Is little Of importance The
States oil at peace The Government Of Honduras mas
ssued declaring that the Republic win remain neutral
in ne event Of continuation Of the between Spain ond
Peru and Chill This very important announcement and
intended he Alice against Spain BY keeping open
the roYts Of Onia rIo the Atlantic for pryateer
ing purposes thus enabling them to prey upon Spanish com
From South America the news unimportaOt The steamer
brings t0coo in treasure FOR Europe Hef Oates are xs
Oct Issiaue. Oct y AREA, Oct g. Idsy Oct 3; caHaO
The principal item from Chill change Of members
Of nc Nasty Gel Pinto hGs been sueece6ed at the war
Ooe BY Senior Don Z.redereo EIrazRr and Don Joaquin
estana has been appointed Minister oil Jasee ana ihsuHo
ton.
From the statement Of to Secretary Of the Treasury
NIL %s. s'i iss 1 sss t he si PC
4 600 coo and the pabc debt which the ls OF January
IttS Lot quite 100000. wiz in January 1907. be
100000
Another revolt had taken place the Peruvian
Union at Valparaiso, but was suppressed
Peru IL taken up with the Presidential elections and it is
thought the present Dictator Prado' wi" be the successful
candidate.
Another conspiracy against the Government has been dis
covered ia Lima On the nth Col Balta and several
others were appTehended and imprisoned bang actively
gagged secretng and ammunition and otherwise FOSTER
ng spirit OF disaecon which 10 have eliminated in
grand uprising -
Dotes from Buenos Ayres are TO tho s and Rosario to the
mn of September Another Desperate fight had taken place
between the BraLans and the PeFuayans bat tho reports
do give any decided statement as 10 WHO were The 'cor
altb. ugh the Allies claim 10 he.
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MARINE DISASTERS.
sY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiHusE.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 3I.-The brig Susan f. Voorhees,
Of New York reached this port this morning Of the
steamer Kate On in the Gulf Stream lat 800 V
long 40 struck by hurricane, sweeping mass
A. away She reached Fernandna Fla. on the 9Th INST
Her cargo consisted Of sos bales Of cotton and
merchandise The brig owned principally by the captain
The bark Avoa dsmased in the same gale at Fernandna
awaiting orders
TRIsuSE
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3l.-The brig X. Is. Cove,
from Camden Maine arrived Oct % and reports that she
hanged signals with bark Annie from York 10 New
Orleans ashore the North Benon Weckers around her az
peaed to be tightening her The brig Brsston hnittsn for
famouh put in here in distress having lost her rudder
Ut rELEsRLPH
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 3l.-The fishing schooner
roress OF CAPE Elizabeth Is ashore in Fshermans Ray and
viii probably lie total loss There is schooner ashore on
Hog Isisnd.
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tbe Cabinet o. Lima sppTsea thas there "a ca
teneye conspiracy 70 everaTn the Government end hey
Immediately nude the following aneeis; Gen. Riyss,
Eckneque BengoleA Col Bala the opposition candidate,
Dr. Marleque and son, yeeaes Of the sapsee Court The
ft three are in prison. the latter two have been bsnied
from the country. Great excitement reigas thscsgAoat
Lima and many persons believe that there win DO trouble
on tho 18th OF the polls.
The ron-csd Independence sailed lsst evening fer Val
paraIso with seor Paeheee the Minister Of foTegG Rela
TONS board. 10 supposed that he goes 70 Chill soi
The purpose Of having the mubBesSs Of Uneh tod AMI
executed.
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THE PLAINS.

MORE INDIAN ACRDEaS-A Terrible SNOW -sT0ss.
OF sELxsaASs tbs -. "
LgAvsSNOEIs. Kansas, Wednesday Oct 81
Two nes lately killed ty the Afrasahocs Fort
Buford Ceo.sao, "A miles bclS Fort HsReek.
severe saOs.s,Orn IA reported between Denver and
Sail Lake The saow was two feet deep. Trains with
grain for Hlii.ys Overload Express COMPANY tad 76
nudes froZea 10 DEATH
one hundrei and sixteen mnles recently stolen by
the indians 10 mile. East OF .IuesbuLg.
Denhanis mare Alice Won 5000 al race at peaver.
Evidence Of the Pawuees shows thai the theFennes
aud Cansuehes murdered five cmgrants and captured
lot ~ children and horses and burnt seveta wagons
the Republican Tho Cheyennes we're dresss m uniform,
and had Government srms and saddles Inc Camancbe5
ard Cberepnes arc strong parties and have taken -
-rslps ar boy and gid prisoners. Iley have several
- bite children ~ lJe,s esDlp.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
GEN. BAIRD AND THE President.

GEN. BAIRD AND THE PRESIDENT.
On the nth un at q time when IL wGs known shat
Gen. Baird had made his report, and the public was
strongly interested to know whether be would receive
approval or censure, appeared the following order
WARRINGTON Sept. n, 1853.
SPECIAL OppFRs No Northumberland Najor-Gen
Absaom Baird commanding the Department 81 me an IS
parHen OF the LAKES and ordered to report TO Major
"''N''' - BY erder Of the Secretary Of War.
Il. d. TOWNSEND, Assistants Adit zen
That il was intended that the public should eonstrue
this order as one of censuro and dsapprObaon, is self
evident but that in order 10 convey this impression 10
the public RECOURSE was had 20 unworthy subtenuge
and wifu ignoring Of facts appears no less seevdent
10 those who happen 20 be posted in General Orders
On the 30th OF July Gen. Baird was, the absence Of
Gen. Candy temporarily in command OF the Department
Of louisiana in addition 10 his duties az Commissioner Of
tho FIeednen's Bureau.
On the 18th of August ia pursuance Of orders from the
War Department the Department Of Louisiana, in CON-
mon with other subordinate commands was abolished,
Gen. Sheridan taking command of the Department OF the
Gulf From that date Gen. Baird was simply an Assist
ant Commissioners Of the Bureau with no command what
ever and this fact officially known rs well IN Wash
ington in New-Orleans Moreover, Gen. Baird was
about the time mustered out Of his volunteer rank
so that the date of the order above quoted there no
such officer as Brevet Sa-Gen. Absalcm Baird IN tie
service. d..
fthe COMMANDMENT Chief desires TO sabor-
nae the latter has least the right 10 expect that the
dsapprobaton shall be open aud miiitay-not conveyed
held issued moro than month after the command which
he did hold had been abolished.
ANOTHER sCHOoL-HOUsB BURNED
nv TELEGRAPH TO
NASHVILLE Oct 3l-lntelhgenee was received bers to-
day of the burning of the frcedmens sehooihoGse At
Brentwood Is miles from this city, This is the second
that has been burned.
GEORGIA.
BY TELEGRAPH rHIBUSg.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 3I.-FreedBen from bide and Hancock
Counties are TO leave for Liberia the ship GoeoHda
Macon telegram says: "Tke city authorities furnish from
six 10 ten collins daily for eoiored paupers"