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SERIOUS AFFRAY WITH THE INDIANs.-We
learn, says the Galena Gazette, that serious
affray took place few days since at Musko-
day, Wisconsin, between party Of whites and
party Of Winnebago Indians, which resulted
in the death OF four of the Indians. The par
ticulars had not transpired.


DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TRoY-Five of the
large brick stores on River street, in Troy, N.
Y, were destroyed by fire on Thursday night
OF last week.


DYING LIKE DoG-The editor of an Eng
llsh paper expresses great Indignation at the
manner in which woman was buried who
committed suicide. He says g she was buried
like dog-,cith her clothes on 7"


STATE HoUsE ON FIRE.-The wooden plpe
which admits cold air to the furnace in the
cellar of the State House, at Annapolis. Md.
took fire on Thursday night last, but was ex-
tinguished before any material damage had
been DONE


SHOT HIMSELF. - Alexander Vincent Of
Woodstock, ~ II. committed suicide, by shoot
ing himself through the heart, on the 5,h inst.


SMALL Pox. This disease which recen,v
prevailed TO such an alarming extent all over
the country is abaling.-S. Times