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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-05

DIR, CULLEN,s
Il NDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, for Fe-
mon to females. '''"
Prepared solely by Rc~anI Walton, and sold wholesale and
retail by Jos T. Rowand, 956 Market ST. Phladeipbi, -
kiehmond' Va John p Calln Washington; Henry Cook Alex
| andria. mvt
lREAUTIFUL DRESS HOOTS.-we have on hand a
- very beautiful lot Of Niles Dress Bootsfor by
sP rs PUTNgY WAITS
PAINTED BUCKETs.-iOo dOz. Painted Bucket. Just
- received aud for sale low, by L. GfNTER
OIL nUTTEE.-is bbis Roll Bau,T Tor sale by
~ 40 10 GEORGE WINSTON
RON CuESTS.-A supply Of scors Asbesos aic pfoof
= non Chess' Always on land WILLIAMS HANALL.
LOVER SEED-3O bushels Clover Seed, for
H'N by DAVENPORT. ALLEN
I ONION POHTFR.-A supply Of London r,o,,is e,,,,
= STOUT ~ a"aHs and pn1s WILLIAMS HAXhLL.
sEGARs-io n. prime rsvans. in aOtc. Tor sale.
= ~ - WILLIAMS HANsLt.
IRLACK TEA.-ia chest. just received winch We will
2VeV o"' GORDON sKINKFR.
RACON.-So bids baltimore cured sides Shoulders and
= hsin.i for se ~ apl5 WILLIAMS A HAXALL.
SsPrs. TURPENTINE.-io bit, ius, ,ssci,s.i IN dor,
- sno 'of '"'e ~ BIssELI a NeCANDLIsH.
IhO DIV ms FRESH FIGS, just received for sale BY
1OV ap 70 INi.OEs a BROTHER
RUTTEH. 10 Ies'nuusr apdins. Tor sale by
sP4S-@ EDMOND DAVENPORT.
RACoN.-ioOeo bl Western bacon in ,,o,e. ana for sas
= mw ~ bD CRBNshAW. nROriERs a co.
STEEL BEBDS.-s,eel Beads q an sss. can be had or
SALT--soO SACKS Liver. ool aps. in store
- apis WILLIAMS a HAXALt.
CtuGAH-HOUSE sYRUP-A superior srieie n, 81. nv
- aPi GORDON a SKINNER.
AL. 25 bbls white Solar oil, in store. and
~ fof aieby HENRY INDIANA ca.
A PPLE BRANDY-4O bbls. Apple Brandy.
IA iu.t received, nr 'ae ~ WILLIAMS HAxAIi..
M OLASsES-IO hhds. Cuba, Just received
~ ssa for sas By sgs GoRpoN sKINKEa
M AsON,S BLACKtNG.--i4 rroce Of Msscn's Challenge
w Risekfne. Inst reeeived WILLIAMS a HAxALL.
ERESH GARDEN SEED, received and for
~hN w. EusrACEs sos
'ENHi TAHti-se bbS bright pretty order, N yard for
~ sale bv l.t BIssELL \ neCANDLIsH
II ALTIaOR. wBIsK EY4-9o hhds fos ale ~
- mh26 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co
TT OF BITTER ALHoNDs-e on ust vceivsd and iof ale
w sASNoas WOOD prssi'A
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aFainF
William D. Whifoete, Robert Emmett Whnocke Ava ry,,i.
and other -
ne deenants above AIMED having appearance
ana zven security according The Assembly and he Rnis.
o. ms Court and By satisfactory eysnos that th
are rot nh1hanis % tbs Commonwealth ordered That m,
40 dienants d. here holden or th "a
Court on IN h Monday Juy sussr a- b,- Of IN
PAINFUL and That % this order Inserted IN
SONS newspaper pthhshsd Cy ur two ons
lceeivey and posted front Capioi In s nd
City. A copv Ts-s
ap if-wew ROnEHra ID a.
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uns specified the Manuscript previously agreed upon
tween the parties. .I... ... -.... ..
W An advertisement not marked the copy for specified
number OF INSERTIONS will be continued until ordered and
ment exaeied accordingly.
pT Regular fdvertiscmcnts.-Toav avoid any mi,un
ders'andins on the part Of Annual Advertisers proper
state Saety that their privileges only extend their immediate
bushes Real Estate Legal and ali other Advertisements
them IN be an additional charge, and variation.
l Real Estate and General Agents
inserted oy The year but 10 be charged
such discounts ne shall he agreed upon.
p Auetoneers Bcokscer aHd yearly advertisers generally
engaging one or with privilege
not on their yearly
amount agreed the standing
exceeding nueh amount TO be charged usual
hDvEhristsEsrs inserted the SemWeeky Wing rs
per square Of Is lines less for the
per square for each Continuance.
July LET, Isi5 %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-05

A"'- '''N"' pauun,
william Gay erccutaf N ioahua Coo-ie d-fspf.,t
rhscau ihis dly heard upou III b ,ftt 80.
or The anse n the deientan theret rsnetai rse
ton n e paintH % NJ sd erhb ssd ~ a.
dendant @ was argued b. Consideration vhss.og
M 'ou so'h adudgo ofdcf asf decree o8n
1onen Do iase account an Outstanding now sssf.r
agane esate Of Joshua Goode dsceud teafator af
euhni their nature. Character uddrny A. ne .sns sv
Be erhbsd and established before him ~ pafss eisunr a.
ne All 80 af a. ihey siect paruo- 81
bear proportional pli Of he cos Of hs t.t
M efedior Of ibe al tesor OPPORTUNITY 81 -
nE si eecten an sHhhfnE thsir claims befnre Comm.
sooner Win nay l n the pfrmise ordered tss b.
give notice hereof 20 ne etto ~ adysrtisssnt 10 s go
pager Pd m ne CRY q kchnond for four previously -
akng seh sceounf And tha aid hhsr fira
"a % siate AMI fepon ne 10 bsh .h ses,.
may be ahshci a. afafsaad sboud b. cbafroat nehsrs
ahe a. Az upon NJ haaucs ps bas cs6.snt a. 80.
euiaf ns M ssms appeau ~ s- erbbHsd va
ns ansef Which accoun NJ rad Couanniss1nsf -s g.
prna hee HEht fnd IN No Coascnsr fthsr aifsstsa
% rrpor u te toun be pfocsenes under nh so
matters specially ated Which h. nay psrssa o. shb 49,
pafy ny fsq1ife 20 b. 20 stated CoFy--Ters.
~ ?. HOWARD ca
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Rifbn,or,a Dailp iubia.
TERMS

4 tr -r, TER MS.
The Wing - now the largest political Po,o
mac, sheapt In New Orleans and large daily semi ana
weekly editions printed Cylinder propelled by steam
power The extensive circulation throughout
now enjoyed by this pape-whieh will greatly
hr fom the daily makinr-slys. nm I'M
rvsBed Importance advertising medium.
Arrangements In securing.
gree OF resulariy European and Home
pfoverneni- will continue be made pi
OF the The Wing has heetoro. steadily advanced without
single efort enhance its bushes.
Daring the Of thu legislature reports
will be attended to great care. .f.' -. '
.ri..L H... GALLAHER. ELLIOTT q Co
pAiLr Paper In the city. u pei amman, when mailed So
srk wxrxLS single IS. for i've copies sac wEEkLr
ge ~: five copies for IS copies s15ai~ays
advance Remistanees may Pubsher,
IN an eass where evidence taken Of the depote OF
the Post oniee containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-05
FOR BALTIMoRE AND PHILADELPHIA,
Once "a week.

once "a week.
- r" The steamer COLUMBUS, Capt
SSsfiSzSsx. PARRru, will leave Richmond for Ba!ti-
more EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON At O'Clock. Goods
uken to Philadelphia hereioe Tie having
wuawn from the line o. make alterations
there VIII be no Ere ghi Boat rom Saturdays Due
VIII be gwen OF the time the Poeahonta put
route Passage and fare TO Baltimore, only IS.
myl HENRY LIJDLAH A CO.
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lust received per steamer Columbus. two
~ esse % aoe haet dre-- cashsre coat. Uheh e Of
fs' " ,se 've'' es-h price a. @, DUNsPAUGH cos
Pf No "a Wea Main g.
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"OREGON- HATs---5I lO,. and 49,,
vs. 4 received n large stock OF the above very
Y tsshinHshe Summer Haas -vtes- Of s-ut.-
ap23 n NJ. -,
SlNGLE MILLED PANTALoONS. An as
- So'iaent Of very handsome French Cas-mer,
Pants. Just received, and sae BY sTARRkCo
- T,-,-,-,..',
Fast FayOrs never forgotten.
VIE subscriber respectfully informs ne eunom-r.
mat ne this day reesving and opening most
orau,hn ASSIGNMENTS OF dies gents youhs and
ehds Boots Shoes Buskins Slippers sen in
ehno1d or ekswhere Thoe disposed pafronirr me
SHAH be pleased or sale-and sorry am
no'Nah thAkl an ap23 JNO. sARvAY
HOOK OF PARODIES.
"A REMEDY for the Blue Devils: Quaint and
Humorous Poems edited by Mathew Meryman; price Csc
fotnse BY tapSl DRINKER Il MORRIS
fIHihE GOSHEN BUrTER.-SO kegs pune Orange
- county Butter Is ksgs prime Delaware Butter-yy be
low tn clase BIssEII A AMI IN
oar sUGAR.-to RoIes IovernEs sugar ns and for
IL sale by
ap Il DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO
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SPRING STOCK !!

WE are now receiving our Spring Stock of
w Straw Goods, which Is the mos, eoap.e ever Of
Tered IN this market and Complies every variety fashionable
BOHHefS,
with extensive and reh assortment OF
RibaHdS and FIolrers,
and the hrseS and most complete assoumento Of
LeghOTR and u. l.. Hats,
ever Offered in this State Having ey large additions
improvements In manufacturing al the porh We
are confident offer greater Inducements to purchaser. both
IN Pee and quality Of goods than northern our
goods are manufactures expressly marseL and Country
Merchants invited call before purchasing
Where We shah additions weekly through The s,Tnr 70
keep assortment complete.
w a z. p CARPENTER 4 CO.
No Exchange Boef.
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HATS! HATS :!

Latest spring Fashions.
uST received large invoice OF very superior
~ Nutrs ard Nocstn Hats which recommend 10 v ep,o
and buyers generally
The elegant Mosskn Hats universally wrrn n Rostou
ana fhhadePha arr eonhienuy gentlemen ss
Hat unsurpassed for beauty and furahy in an p,r
heur a. he ehesre Hat that presented to the ons
Ia ''oc s'sy oher Of The very ehsapr., to
he most superior quality.
90 ~ uoovrp
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NIRGINIA-Ma Superior Court of Cbanceyv

forthe Richmond Circuit bed Capitol IN ths CIV o.
Rehm1nd on ruesily NJ ath day Of Fetruary 1913.
Thomas &. Burcb. pa.i.tia
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POW ROBERTS. d. CA.

" lRGlNlA; At Rules held in the Clerks
Once Of the Superior Court Chsneery for tbs Richmond
The h day OF April one thou.aad eight hundred forty
Nsih1niei Poke William woodward Mary wife Mildred
aEainst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-05

,6fSs NOR LONDON.-A frst-class coppered
- II ship will be City days to load Tor
the above port For freight Of tobacco -four Apply
ja lO--n CHARLES PALMER
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HALE OIL 10 bbls. Whale Oll, suitable
sheaphy ''' p JoaSsT1S - ""
PW pr,,,.a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
From tho Argus.
NEWLY LEGIS LAT L K E.
SENATrAtaANy. SATURDAY..

SENATE ALBANY. Saturday, Jan 81
M. LESTER presented petition 10 prohibit the
aoggiug OF prisoners in our State Prisons.
Mr.. PUTNAM reported bill to prevent tavern y,
keepers from holding the office Of Justice OF The
peace. which was read twice and referred.
Mr.. SPENCER, on leave. brough; IN b!ll. winch 5!
was read and referred to amend the Revised STAT
u,es in relation to executions on property
on the Postage Law and they were debated until
after the hour of adjournment. BY Messrs SPENCER
LESTER WILLIAMS. ScovIL, FOLSOM, YOUNG PUT
NAM and others
Finally. after being somewhat amended the Feso-
lutons passed: Yeas Il. Nays l-tMr Sco'iL
ASSEMBLY
The usual number of petitions for new Counties
were presented, and afterward very little business
of general interest was transacted.
Mr. CHASE offered resolution that the debate on
the Governors Message be closed in Committee OF
the Whole. at one o'clock on W Wednesday next, and
that then the House proceed to vote on the proposI
tons relative 10 landlord and tenant.
L. being suggested that the debate might be closed
earlier Mr. c. consented to let the resolution lie uni!
Monday.
A few bills were then passed, after which the
House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

signed Re;ribution, OF Alabama Aiaosna ca-''
no, thank the writer for abusing her name =.
One of the members Of Congress VINO Doas' s =.
his love for Democratic economy - ~ mir
80 of his friends They must nave han
sn;rited time of IT, as one part oil the pIoceeunI
ms the destruction of over 90 bottles OF VINE i
il circumstance hardly worthy mentioning, nor
would refer to the names oil gentlemen al pm e.
dinner party-I only mention II 10 sho" no" Id
Democratic economy will stretch itself
Among the strangers in town is Mr.. IoD O. QUO.
The OF tina, State at the last election LOT
Governor thought it hardly worth while 70 way
for the opinion of the people before ihey -
him Governor and he has since that assunea a .Us
assurancel the title of Governor TOD COZ. NAh-
cy meeting him tother day thought be would nave
;o.e at theexDense of his brother Governor VINO :
re nominated for that Office -" ell, uo,e .n:i'
said Mt Marcy how do You come on IN II, Tan nm
for that Governorship Ell lepI'cu MI iou'
- 7 Relieve they have found no holes IN my Panta-
lions vet, Gov Marcy changed the subject OF
conversation Immediately
They say Mr. Polk is sadly puzzled TO lind De
mocrai upon whom 10 bestow the NOMINATION iot
the Judreship on the Supreme Bench he mas
nIadgad himself not 10 nominate q Federaiist, but
t;nds II more difficult 10 perform than 10 promise
There are four candidates prominently before me
nublic-JAMEs BUCHANAN, JOIN NJ. REED IL. u
GsteR and PETER D. RooM-everv one OF WhoIn
comes under the prescribed class of Federalists
II is said that long negotiation has taken place
between Mr. CALHoUS and Mr. POLK, with the IN
enton of having the former get the latter out OF his
difficulties Ii is said that they agreed upon almost
every ,hing-even upon compromising with Great
Britain. The only thing which they dliered
was about giving the Notice-Mr. Polk insisting on
the Notice, and Mr. Calhoun denounclDglt-
A bearer of dispatches arrived in this city last
night with dispatches from Mexico have not
heard any thing except what you will lind IN the
New Orleans papers of Jan. oath, which you VIII
have seen before this reaches you.
With all due respect for your Regular Cores
pondent and without any wish TO roach on his ma
nor. | shall probably give you weekly Tor ~eakiyl
letter on the Humors of w ashington.
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DIED

In this city Monday evening, the 25th January last
in the bloom Of youth and manhood after few days o.
the most rapid decline, THOMAS q. BARNUM, in the
I'D year OF his age.
Ii was the leading maxim IN the life OF young Barnun
10 do right and This principle De earnestly entesvCred
seldom, II ever failed 10 accomplish, having the good
fortune TO possess and exercise sound and discriml
mating judgment. very remarkable for Of hs years
By the most undertaking integrity and unirbs devotion
to the interests OF his employers be nAd nertei and
enjoyed their highest confidence. No one was more
arden, the acquisition Of useful knowledge hence all
ria leisure hours employed N The reading and
study of the best authors His code of morals
the purest kind strict adherence which. enabled MIN
and ioles Of tie day. In young Barnum the qualities
of hrress and genteness were so happily blended and
balanced That they charm and finish MS me
character which the writer OF this humble tribute his
memory never surpassed.
On Monday Feb Cd in the nope OF blessed imm0r.
taly hereafter, SILAS MANVLLE, OF this city, in the
18th year OF his age.
invited attend MS funeral from the residence OF his
son-inlaw A. W Brown. No - Park place. Wedaes-
day, ith inst a. O'Clock without farther invitation
Al Washington. n G Saturday, 2ith uL after shor.
liness. Mrs. CAROLINE NJ WELLER late of this CITY
aged 81 years
At Geneva " Y on toe 29th ult Of ption EMI-
LY daughter OF the laie Michael Megrath city
lst Chsr.es J. Hub5s aged g.
On the 2d inst Beesman son Of John J. B. Rowan.
AZ Albany, 3Qh nit Eliza, daughter OF WIDOW Maria
Austin. aged Be- 30:h, Mrs. lane 4. Tryon. aged 3D.
~ Troy, Both James Weed, Of Albany aged -
Al Somervie, Tenn Jan :. Philip 81 Fellows Of Troy,
y. Y. aged -.
At IiEAca l3th. Tsueny Knapp, aged 81
AZ Troy, 25th Mrs. Mary Dsrer. aged 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

LEI We find the following amusing passage in
the dougs of the Brooklyn Common Council 1t quite
worth perusng
The Locofoco members of the Committee on Com
mon Schools (Ad McComber charman) made report
on the resolution relative establishing night schools 10
the city and on the declaration OF Mr. Chapman. NJ.
from Michigan that Education was at war with democra.
cy-
The committee was in favor of referring Tie subject
of schools TO the Board of Education. On the assertion
Of their democratic brother ar Chapman the commit
prove that college education Is at war with democ-
racy in the following language
fi therefore the claim OF men 10 education Is 10 be
admitted the committee would necessarily arrive NJ the
conclusion either tina; education is hostile to democracy
or that very radical defects exist in the present
system.
II consists of study without
thought reading without reelection and the adoption Of
sort of intellectual hash, served up at stated intervals
ard varied by substantial courses OF corned beef and In
dian dumplings much per annun until the recipi
en-, sent forth into the world with the sheep skin IN his
pocket To prey upon society They imbibe instructions
as they would exhilerating until they become Cer
Gus and impairment fsncying that smaitering OF Greek
and Latin full warrant for supercious assumption
OF airs and Just claim 70 the reverence and respect OF
the uneducated classes
Aid Fowler moved that the report be printed.
AID Lee moved that manuscript copies be furnished
to Mr. Chiprsan NJ. C. from Michigan and to the Fres
dent of the United States
After various amendments had zen offered and re-
eced that part referring 10 night schools was referred
10 the Board of Education and the remainder laid upon
the table for one week.
and and Places reported in favor OF paying bill OF K.
NJ Whiting for repairing and taking down Liberty pole
referred back report what had become OF the IRON
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Business Notices.

~ In business As well as in play, it would be wise
for every (as the boys seyJ to shiny hs or7
side II is dangerous N do any hag ,lse for hosr
who hope 10 derive advantage from an opposite couF'e
IA there enough for al in this country and NJ
Peri0r opportunity for those who have the energy 70 ay
hold the facilities which offered TO push business
ii conducted upon fair principles. there is excuse
for any make OF any thing that i,gai or nor
oily belongs to his neghbor sad no sensible will
hazard his reputation by ne dppedrGHce Of doing so
The opportunity for advertising in the newspapers Of
this country upon which there il no duty esacte9 a;
the in older countries and consequently Moes
nominal pezse offers the OF spreading informs
ton far and mar and attracting customer. from al qa''
cer. There Is necessity NOR EXCUSE keeore for aay
one 10 build himself up upon the Of another O.
IN any manner to GRoutes ccpi,a-or nurne''
ous !nstsnces IN which hist miaed, honorable yog7s
men take tae lead Of those WHO have been in busLre
tor years.
The Country Eeespqpr Adeertisiaz Ageaey Of W
PALMER IN The Tribune Buildings presents safe SO
complete opportunity He is The dly authorized Agehfd
most ofihe best ewspaper OF all the cities and prne
pal towns in the Unted States and Canada for which
receives advertisements and subscriptions and Is fET
enporered to girs receipts, OF which be v0gi1d
public.
The Road 70 Bealk, recently issued by V. B. Palma
contains 5riet treatise the subject OF advertising
list Of the cities and towns in which the newspsps'
published f2r stct he is tie AgeHt together ~i:b ."
iistca table Of the productions of the several sts
population, &c &c I, may BE rad gratis a; h!s AseHe
n this building and those who desire 70 look nio u
subject Of advertising may ind something that they ss
not before seen Tie pamphlet already 10 the 's'''
OF many of the most euierpr.sing business nen OF ss'
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

Nh. EDITOR: Since Mr. Parzas mas deemed il ex.
pedens TO Undertake the prcof his charges against the
use Of Mineral Paste or Cement deem i due TO myself
70 say, that whenever he thinks proper 70 into the
evidence OF his assertions shall De ready TO 20 with
him. Until then leave him. Sul think have some
reason to compain-hat after charging and others
roundy with guilt he should. instead OF giving me
something in the way OF fair trial has only sought in.
directly to load with accusations But as mere
assertions go for nothing with wise men, may be coz
tent to till he gives whs the ud sneat OF such
persons, will pass for arguments.
A. JOHNSON, IS Bond.,t NY.
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INTERESTING INDIAN INTELLIGEScE.-The -.
Louis Reveilie has the following Interesting inie!ii-
cence from a gentleman who had just arrived al
iha, city from Fort F A c. near the Falls OF the:
Missouri. and upwards OF 1900 miles from Si Louis;
On the Eth OF last June seven hundred Of the
Crows fell upon small party of the BlackceI, who had
camped about sevenry-hvc miles from the Fort and IN
advance of the main body. The Crows killed twenty
two wounded many more, took upward Of hundred
women and children prisoners and succeeded IN csur
Ing three hundred horses Intelligence OF ther disas-
trous defeat having been conveyed 70 tue main oocy o.!
Blachfeet they came up, and though less IN numbers
than the Crows attacked them IL turn, and fought
desperately that he latter were compelled 10 retreat 10
place they had strongly fortified whsh they succeeded
in reaching with all their punder though most OF their
prisoners escaped. The Blackfeet were not strong
10 ci.odye the Crows from their position, and
ultimately retired The battle continued between various
parties OF each Tube for quite four days The actual mum
Der of killed in the affair il difficult 10 obtain The
Crows acknowledged loss u eight or Ten killed and
several wounded Our informant, that the Black
feet intend TO revenge themselves upon their enemies The
the coming Spring IL appears that the majority OF the
tribe the other side OF the mountains near tue
head waters of the Columbia whittier Il Is tneir custom
OF going every Spring and that those who are engaged
in this affair with the Crows were but an advanced party
who had recrossed the MOUNTAINS earef man
usual.
The Crow. had been driven into the ne;ghborhood
where the rh occurred-wich Is called - pcTcTce the
-Biackfcot CcuntryH-by tie Sioux who were cut IN
great force against them They usually vlst mat sec
tou Of the country likewise when the blackieet are a
about fortnight before the asht, small party OF the
B!ackret attacked the horse guard az Fort r 4 u
trading post o. the American Fur Company Killed one
man named James Rgue whose family IS supposed 10
be IN iris CITY seriously wounded another anc succeed
ed in stealing thirty horses thar belonged to the post
The Crows and Bisckfeet as may De Known are
bitter enemies, always assal1s eacn 3'1e. mnThs,e'
NV The former are very friendly 10 The whites and The
lstter tribe directly the reverse
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THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Thing. In philndelph
Correspondence OF Inc lrlouDc-
PHILADELPHIA. Feh.

PHILADELPHIA tetl - T. III.
The February Interest due upon oar state DEBT
has been doled to-day az the counter OF Fenhs!a
is Bank partly and partly in uncUrEeni innds
The exact amount paid did not learn, but suppose 70
have been quite large.
The Stock Market was very heavy today, and
s scIi opsnjpr a, 20 and closing 69. decline OF
from saturday Reading Bonds iel OF /, and Reading
shares the former selling 81 10 and the laaer at ~;
Wilmington Railroad which has been cornered Tor ine
mas. week sold AZ 30 with = bid decline O! fully {;
For Texas Notes POT bid 23i asked L. States Bank i
bid. a.. asked vicksburg bid = asked Scauyi 81
Bank shares appear utterly worthless only = being OF
4 Young man named John Gown was shot last
night abou, O'Clock a, house OF iii fame in ptarist by
another young man calling himself George Win!ey' a
medical student Gown is rot dangerously wounded
Two balls entered the 1eshy par; OF MS shoulder which
were shortly ser extracted Winey escaped was PuT'
sued caught. and nesrly beaten 70 death by mob