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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-12
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK. Dec @

q.
Senators Foote and Downes had a mos,
brilliant reception at Trinity Hall this eve
Mug. Both delivered strong speeches in Ia
vor OF the Union, which were received with
unbounded applause. Mr.. Foo,e said there
was no fear OF disunion so long as the North
did her duty and faithfully executed the fl-
gitive slave law and abandon the Ni,,no,
proviso. and hold to non-interven,Ion OF sIa-
very IN tie Southern States. Secession
originated in South Carolina. In Mississip-
pI the next convention would declare most
emrhatlcaliy for Tie Union, as Georgia had
done.
Nos. IS and 50, on Broad street. occupied
by WILSON & Co. iron merchants. Durker G.
Co.. and K. Newman. commission merchants
were destroyed by fire this evening. The
IRE originated from an Iri-hmln's pipe. The
loss Is very heavy. Large quantities of cot
ton aud Hour were stored in both houses.
Tie number Of deaths here last week was
300; in Philadelphia l2S.
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single act containing all the provisions Of law
relating TO this Department. would and all Its
officers in the discharge of their duties, and
give greater ease. accuracy and dispatch to
lis operations. Such revision is respectful
" suggested.
In conclusion. desire to acknowledge my
obligations 10 my assistants and the clerks IN
the Department for the cheeriuIness. zeal.
and assiduity with which they have labored
in the discharge other res peetvc duties. and
to renew the recommendation of my prede-
cessors, that tie Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral be placed upon the same footing, in re-
spect 10 their compensation as the heads OF
bureaus IN The other Department
n. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
To The President.
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HINES PRcoREss PAMPuLETs.-This is
the title OF series of Pamphlets uow being
issued in Cincinnati. Mr.. L. A. Hine is the
author. We have the pleasure Of Mr. Hines
acquaintance. His whole lie has been more
devoted to bis fellow men than to his own Pc
cunnry interests. The progress of man has
been his subject for years. The pamphle, be-
lore US Is entitled THE Labo-er." IL is writ
ten in Mr.. HIKES own peculiar philosophic
vein and is flied with sound philosophy and
useful information. lie divides his snbiec,s
in'o-Ihe Idea of Labor-The Universe
Obligation of Labor-Thc Rights of Labor
The Present Condition of Labor. We
nave not space TO make any review OF this
work, but recommend it to all who can obtain
copy.
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.- have examined
the Daguerreotype lkenesses taken by the
brothers Webster, who have lately opened d
room in this city, and pronounce them far
superior to those OF Dagurreotypc Artists
generally in the West. The likeness of
Jenny Lind is just what we conceived her TO
be, and it may be relied upon as a correct min
iature. Gail and examine these Doguerreotypes
at The room just above Mrs. KoI.enberg's con-
dictionary. We understand that many la
dies have called, and we are sure all will be
pleased by such visits.
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Nsw ORLEANS. Dec Z

NEw ORLEANS, Dec g.
SrG.R-Prices are sc lower. Sales 500 hhds
at 44a5sc for fairio fully fair.
hoLAssEs-There was an active demand which
resulted IN sales of 1000 bis, generally at 241c
per gallon, decline.
FLorR-Goo Id mand, and COCO bbls disposed
of at 81 47ia4 20.
GRarN-Corn continues TO decline. w. NJ
'iced sale early in the day al &c, and after
warts 1000 sacks, in two lois, al 57a5S, 2Ooat 56
$50 al 30, $50 a, SO, and 10 inferior at soc ~,
bushc a.
PRovIsfoNs-Mess Park continues TO retail at
atSii 20, and prime at SO 37aas 40. Bacon VIA.
IN request at irm prices. Small lots of sides were
sold at Ease, and $50 casks shoulders. in lots
on the Levee, at Gaze per h. OfLard 100 kegs
sold at &c. Western Cheese has advanced and
we noticed sales of 20 boxes, on the Levee al Sic
perlb.
SaLT- 4GeGbushels Turks Island were sold At
The slightly reduced rate of pc per bushel.
CoFFEE-There was a good demand and fully
''oo bags Rio were disposed of, embracing 1000
bags old at9i 5225 Qhe Elyira Harbeck's cargo,
t9s, 45O aisE aud 1900, in several lots. a, Ioc
per Id.
HAY-5'Obales of Northern sold at SIS 90 per
ton.
GrSNY BaGs-LoBer. $500 in bales brought
only &C cash
WHIsKY-5Oo bbls Rcctihed brought 25.as6 Der
gallon.
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LADIES, FAIR.

The Ladies OF the German Catholic Church of
this city will give Fair on Thursday. the 18Th
aud 2Oih insts., a; the old Catholic Church on Sec
ond street; basement story. The proceeds will be
deyo cd To The purchase of bell tor The s,eepe of
the new Church. There will be exhibited bean.
tliui "C.rfstaas Gard.N." All are invited 10 a.,
tend. TJ.crI,ft
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Book AND Music SroRE.-Messrs. G.

Book AND Music SroRE.-A1essrs. Con.
yngton & Cawson, have recently become
united IN business, and are now permanently
established at the corner of Main and First SIS.
Ihey are IN constant receipt OF the latest
music, AMI always keep on hand good as,
soFtment of Musical instruments. Their ad.
veriisement may be found in another column.
We hope their enterprise will be well re-
wardcd. Evansville can certainly support
good Music store, and we are sure that
such it will he under the charge of the gen
tlemen above mentioned. especially as both
gentlemen are musicians themselves.
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LADIES' FAIR.

The ladies' cflhe Protestant Episcopal Church
VIII hold their annual Fair on Thursday and Fri
day tn, l2lh ard 18th insis 10 aid whose ob;ec,
Professor Foster will exhibit some brilliant sci
enlifc experiments, such as he Drunmond
Light &C. &c Idec3-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-12

NEOi tfe Daily Journal
Mr.. EDiroR: Upon your suggestion TO
your readers, | called at the room OF MIR.
Webster, (Which is over the KOllenberc con
dictionary, to examii e his specimens of tie
Daguerrean Art. 10, nd he gentemanIy ar
list very ready and willing TO exhibit his
splendid likenesses of ''pairons and friends. y
for indeed they are splendid in every thing
that pertains to Them. These beautiful PFC
lures not only prove Mr.. Webster finished
artist, but they show to what high perfection
the art has been brought by the genius of It's
votaries. But our citizens will call aud eya-
mine for themselves, when they will agree
with the writer ihat Mr.. Webster's pictures
are UNNECESSARILY superior 10 any ever ex-
hibited here before. Hitherto they have
given us the shadolr-now we can have the
substance
l2is Dec, 80. ".
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BosToN. Dec. 9.

John p. Biglow, Wing has been elected
Mayor OF this city over all others by 2O0a
maturity. The vote polrd was very heavy
}. L. Wheeler. merchant fell into the hold
OF his ship the Moses Wheeler, and was in
sianly killed thereby.
Chds. Woodruff u S. Consul at Zanzibar
arrived at Salem Oh the 9Th INST.
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%The Alex Scott passed up yesterday
e..
from New Orleans. Among the many dis
'neuished persons on board were, MIR. Logan
and daughter, who have been Glino a The
a'ficai engagement at New Orleans; and
Mr.. Crockett and Mr.. Flournoy, of Padncah.
who are bound up the river intent Oh LEGAL or
probably political business. We wish them
MI a good time Gift.
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LrxlNGToN.-The Lexington was here
yesterday from Louisville for New Orleans.
She had OF board 80 head horses. 500 sheen
and 100 calves. in the way of live stock. be-
sides a large quantity of freight. We thank
Mr.. Wilson first clerk for late papers.
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PITTsBuRG. Dee. q.

There are ID feet wafer in the channel aud
l'iiling. The weather is clear and cold. Yes
terdhy the river attained height of 20 lee,
5 inches. and this morning some steamers
wcfe left upon the wharf. They were all rot
oil without any serious damage.
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CINCINNATI. Dec. 9.

CINCiNNATI Dec. 9.
hogs are active with sales OF 5, 0cO head at 81
AL ~ and 2c0 to arrive LIST January at 81 25.-
Tie market is firm and somewhat exalted.
"reen hams are firm at &C, which is a slight
advance
Whiskey-S Sales at DC.
Cheese-Sales al Gle; market firm.
Flour-Sales al 80 7OaS3 rs with jrmpesx nj,
the part OF holders
Cofee-Sales at IlIalIlc
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~ The river is now higher a, this poin,
than 1t has been since list winter From
Pittsburgh 70 the mouth it is in an excellent
stage, boats OF large size crossing the Falls
at Louisville without danger.
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Funeral NOt:ce

!: The funeral Of Mas. CoRDELIA wife of Sam
Z. Gilbert, will take place at o'clock this after.
noon, from Mr.. Roicourts. Tie public generally
are invited TO attend. (deeI2l
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HATS, CAPS AND BoNNETs

EtS LASS Consisting y. IS Il. l,uss hats;
-sh2haoe Go, do;
DO Silk Plush caps. mems cloth can h,vs, do a.
hoys velvet de-. mems fur 10 cas-, tlorenrs h,.;d
oonneisi 10 English straw brnne,s
decll MORGAN & KEEN
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MORGAN 81 KEEN

AVE Jusi received pei steamer Jewess. fresh
a supply OF Boots and Shoes. consisting of men :
cai cbrK soled boots; mems superior kip do: do Yin
nroghns. extra sized; boys do. do; boys thick do;
youth Kip o; youths thick do Women.s Fin
.. bootsi DO goat bus2ins. For sale low.
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Eucna Vista HATS.

\ NEW supple OF llacK and brown new a., I.
!. -; nnena vista Hats, Just received per s,eame,
6eclI MOrCIv rcrS
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PITTsBURo, Dec. q 2. NJ.

Flonr is firm at 50 G5
Sales 1000 bushels barley a, Sc from store
Sales 1000 bushels malt at 81.
Whisk6y-Salcs at pc.
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CINCINNATI. Dec. Q.

The river has risen feet siace Saturday.
The weather is cold.
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ANp ,yAnaNn PaCKET.

r.. q The well known and standard
$780, steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, Capt.
uHiLN. .'ias,er. has commenced running during the
season nt regular Evansville and Wabash packet.
For freight ar pn-sage apply on bard or to
Cccl2 3m O'RILtY & MITCHELL, Ao'fs.
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EVANSVILLE AND WABASH PACKET.
! IL p The substantial steamer


'rsissS-r-i.zssf.n ANNE LINNINGTON.
Capt }. -. NAsuLroS, commander, will run during
Tile season as regular EvanSyl.e and Wabash pack
ct, having good Recommendations for passengers or
freight. fnr either o. which apply on board. or 10
decl2-3m O'KlLEY Il MITCHELL. Ar'ts
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= Yesterday was a mid and beautiful
NSuch are always welcome.
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Steamboat Escgtster.
Wednesday, December IL

foAr. FROM To T,ur
; America ..Cincinnati... Orleans u
Beauty (pa>sod down. s
llamburg.-. .fIIttshnrr ...-St I,ouiso
VI Cave 49,. LouIsyiiie... Green River...S
Alex Scoti'...N Orleans. -. IoEisiil.e IL
Lexington -. Louisville IN Ofleans.l2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.


Ala meeting al the stockholders Of the Virginia Ccn
Railroad Company, al Louisa Cou.t House Thursday
18th October called In consider connected viii
The prosecution al III work. OF Stanton, which
delegates from counties along the line nj the projected I'M
provcmeut invited 10 attend. Jos X. Pcnileon wa
called tie Cha ana John Garrett ard Charles 1hamp
son were appointed Secretaries.
Calling the roll Of stockholders was proceeded in until il
asceraned that there quorum present. in person
or By proxy, and The following gentlemen hondei in r
delegates attending in conformity with I'm invita-
ton foin The Boa:l Of Directors:
Gen House from the State OF Ohio delegated by Joint
meeting o! citizens "t Virginia and 0aio held Point Plea
sanr, IND representing The Cp,i- Jackson and Chill
cahe Railroad Company;
Henry Fisher, Es,i, Mason county, virginia;
Il, nl,nin II. Smith Fel Cahc county, Virginia.
Vim. E,skinr, Allen t. Capcrton Es,rs and Gen A. i
Chapman, Moaroe county;
George Maysc. Esq, i,aih county;
DR.. Graham. IioctLidlc county;
Jcs Smith, John ID. Imbodcn Jacob I,:ior and John ]
Bell Augusta c1inty
Addresses were delivered by Mcssrs Price Chapman
House, Maysc, Gordon Fisher McConas and Snilh III,
three last OF whom, gave the meeGg rnl Inc
mande- Of the private Subscription contemplated ty the ar
Tor extending the Road C1viu.ton which had moi beer
subscribed by the counties Of Creenbiie and Mnnrne wo
he made by the counties ~ Masoa Cabell und kanawha
il was otherwise raised
The "iay. ng r>oluons then offered IN the meeting
and adopted
Resolved, That tho SURVEYS between Stalnton
and Covas;on completed enable Them 10 i,
the most advantageous location the Board of Director:
b. authorised 10 put so much Of the work under
they have funds complete, with Dcp0ts motive power
&c d. ready Tor operation.
Resolved, That committee o. b. consisting Of stock.
holders AMI delegates attending from counties interested in
the extension OF the rad the Ohio river be apponted hy
the Cslc ID address memorial 10 the General Assembly
PRAYING that they vii extend the State work from E,ir po
10 the Western e.mnGs Of the ccmlanys work and thai
hcs will cause the whole State work be completed on
each side OF tie mountain To tie vicinity the Tunnel
is consistent with the interests Of the Common.
wealth.
The following were appointed the committee by the Chair:
alien i. enper'on, A. \ Chapman f. ". McComas, Gen
". Gordon, John Hunter, James Lyons Bernard Pe.ton
JOHN T!nha7!lko. and YIN. +. Wirsham
Resolved That copv OF the proceedings of this mrct-
ing se sen, II The Editors Of tie following papers 81,
Kama ha Republican, Galpos Journal Iewsturc Clroni-
Gle an! The se's7a other papers in Richmond Charlottesville
anu 9iannoH WIZ Tencsi hat taey publish the
JOSEPH h. rENDLETON, Chairman
J@"s G Iaa.1a1a,. ;;sscre,alies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25

By tn :c assessment the whole value oil land ana od'
irgs in Rockingham is Sc 81 o. In the Lower Dis
et a aycage value Of land is 3l Oh per acre. and in The
lrpper District s. IS per The highest valuation per
acre (accordne to The Hasonbug Register of tracts over
one hundred acres assessed si per cash. and
are owned by William S. Perry, MI. Crawford and
David Coliaan and Daniel Roadcap, near Dayton The
most valuable MIN belongs to Jacob Ammon, of Shenandoah
River which was assessed with his other buildings n S-o
The yaluabc property belongs 10 MAJOR Robert .ra'an
which was asscss, 3l 5 including all lands Mill and
tnl..rge The valuable property. without machinery,
belongs Ia Jacob Stayer Shenandoah River which w's as
sessed a, :.oG,"
In the upper District the increase over he assessment If
80i- sil? - =. Tha, in the Iowet b'lfic Is not Sta
TOD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25
MTscELy.as s.uu.-

FIRE ON THE CARS OF THE WILMINGTON
RAILRoAD-A passenger the care gives in The Charles
ton Courier the following animated description Of ia'e
incident on the Wilmington Rail Road;
On Saturusy the lt inst the going South on the
WILMINGTON Rail Read we're the scene o of he
most exciting incidents witch be imagined They were
crowded with passengers, the accumulation 81 two days
those first having been le behind at ecisbug,
and camping out Haax passing the night IN tile
ears sleeping in Ioads.>r 5hany yclept the "lago
Hotel and others making the night vocal with concerts II
the Jenny Lind Hall" shelter q boa1is with dirt iloor
where AUNT Charity did the onars o her humble board 10
the wcyworn travellers about sunrise the day referred
TO- when in the dismal part OF Gerry d:na! region,
while duzirg and others irving follow their
ample the train meanWh e ,uninr twenty miles an hour
the monotony suddenly opened then shut agaInras-
sengers rushed in and elheT rushed out What The mat
pened - Fire, tHs, Finer was the omino"s response
"Hhers arhere ahsrs, j. Mc FIRE" The baggage car
said nne"the passenger ca. ahead cried ano!h'r-"c
car in the rear said a Third.
Then commenced a sccne Of nlesc!ibab!c confusion
Here gentleman with several ladies' under his
charge clinging 10 him 10! protection. There father with
infant in his carpet bags, e. hanging from his e
bows, the mother VI the infant following IN The rear Here
rushes aniic 10 the steps and seems 10 mediate
plunge into the swanls below. One Wildly calls his wife,
the wife calls for the children all rush 10 the doors the plat
forms crowded aud VI, knows whittier 10 inn.
"Stop the engnewhy does not the engine soi!' issues
from fifty voices. II Is iasen up ey others ftre pre-!
fret! resounds in enu'Crs tones nom narv threats al
"Where is the bel! mag the bell" there is no
bell" "Pu!l the cord let the engine stop There is
cord TIE engineer las head the alarm. On,
goes the engine, rushing maiy through The s"hrnps bel
lowing and blow ng and hsinrlhe nGsr of tie machine
~ resounding hro. tie 81. ~ !."sis even above The
rife cry Of IRE FIRE ts am la! .'r engineer has ~
headstil he presses curdy i"oa"t TIA: H. is fol-
lowed in has mad career Icy ,il oi rising larger and
higher al every moment Confusion terror, prevailing III
the rear while the cneic al! il undstubec
sound be heard hu, ,ack ih macl. ~
familiar TO The sound no alarm ;,li, "f
known-and sill the flames grow brighter ~,
smoke and The smell os@rpoweing cyeiy to- lax
sin no hope" escape
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25

Al H. "La&rcnce' Ward Fsncy Bail in Louisville Ken
lcky, Mr.. z J. Casey of New Orleans says The Cod
ricr appeared in the character Of tuker He had
his schedule with him. md caused much amusement in his
questions the age wealth. &C. OF al the pretty ladies'
Weheard him question fair dah who said she just
seventeen born in Calf: ia and worth sS:y;wo millions
The ,aker looked somewhat asontshcd ana ir
ourselves commenced pouring forth all eoqucnce in
prasns the inmitabe oh of the lady We noticed that
was after that disclosure. found in happy
converse with the huge fortune uucS2efed discovered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25
PoETICAL.
THE SISTERS LOVE.
nv :. BEMAS. ESQ.

The following sad story OF sisters Love, was Gu
from Canada paper where IT Is said 10 have occuea II
the winter OF lols ,o an.
alone Her only children lad OF IL VITA ms SIS
ter girl OF sixteen winters, were returning RON m"S
late q, night, witha basket. thef way Tor tht' '
Law across the bleak chaos al mountains, OF INC DiS'
Of Quebec where there neither road nor d~'"s =
dreadful snow The children WE iou,
frozen death in each others arms The sii w" sa"
and small wooden scarf one Of these were io"na "rappe'
around her brothers Feet and ices, Ihe "ai ABOUT Ms hr
and neck; while his h4n's were "aea 10 ior os,,
She it appears was trying 10 preserve Ms AK "'''''
was fac, ebbing away"
,T,,,.s u, on, coii December night,
Most chilling 81, " u" l!;s::
narr Glands ohscured the s,Nis lrcm sight,
Thc anow was falling fast.
Slow ar,ppd long hours, III doubt ana dread,
In n-,yer not tears, mother shca
Wb;,s struggling Ger bleak hills in pain,
tJ,r children Sought their home in yniu
There lost in snow,
Unhcard their rIoan,
While rough WINDS bow,
They sank alone
Still deeper fcn the drifting snow.
The wind blow colder stu;
With hunger faint Their steps GRE" slow,
Their LINES beuunbd and chill.
Her bloihcr'e strength gave out al last
The TIDE Of life was eba'ie las';
To urge him IN in vain She tried,
Alike in vain for help she cried,
oh mother dcdr!
How wouitst thou ny,
Onr dying cry"
How l,wa SISTERS Love" have known
Or .i.a: s virtues mean
In life is strength ncer be shown
In death Ills only seen.
Around his fee, she wrapp'd her shawl,
Around his neck her scarf-her all;
Within her bosom pure and white,
His -oZcp hands sh: folded tight
Their diving breath
These children gave,
Enc,sr'd in death
No hand 10
On dark and painless mouni7n height,
Death pros'd Sisters Love
But how the mother passd thai night,
Is only known above
How oft the darkness she did try,
Their forms 10 sec with piercing eye,
Or strain lonely mothers car,
Their steps amid that storm 10 hear
Cold Eight-snows made,
One grave for them;
Hoarsc wild winds r!aj'd
Their Requiem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25
lTeIssrarae! for tn R,i,..nort cnrrsr
4 STRANGE AFFAIR.

4 - IsiNttF. AFFAIR.
W. aSGraS, Oct lSMr Baliis'!cr the United s;tltea
agent 10 and SIAM has published without n-
ho'i' in tue China Of July last his instructions
rom The Stale Denatncnt-a OF proceeding which
is condemned by this He has failed n the OBJ
ec's Of both his missions This affair has created great
element here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25

THE AZ SICAN SLAVE TRADE.-It is intended (says
!aie English paper have thirty vessels
SANITY enpyi for the suppression Of the siava trade
The u africa: c;e of these vessels being ordered
proceed abou, tie tirs .; every month with the mails and
relieve aotaes from dntr The coast The sailing vosss
nj present IN hc African station axe To be withdrawn
soon as steamers ~ replace them, and no sailing
vessels will IN fuse be employed for the suppression hs
ndc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-25

letter nom Dg. J. b. Wells Surgeon III The E. s Array
date, For Gibson Cherokee Nation Sept. =, $50,
Il !mpau yo for publication, ..inafl,n 81 the ,nth ii
Dr. William Butter, ihe 2i last, 1. :. Agent i"r tnr
Cherokee. I in respect hnae.i and upright
man i.l patriot H.i real .nd tie Union. In tlir
al 1912 hc Surgeon IL lhH N:.Y;, but i; I" private
Iiic then after rosra c!r, Ia cu..,c-- ii"n
the P,ndrron and Etai,i ii-,r., i. {. IL b.nihci
III the present scuatnr 5o!H .SoEh Carolina and has len
large family