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Stern Old Winter has Departed.

VOY respectfully solicited to call and examine
Il the beautiful and varied assortment Of goods
openings HENLEYS.
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Attachment Notice,

A Tmy instance an attachment was this day issued
N by Gotleb Steinmsn Justice Of the Peace for
Hooking township, Fairfield county, against the pro-
perty and effects Of Henry Wolleber, nonresident
Of said county. Dated this 10th March, ls52
SAM. +. MACCRACKEN.
Maych 81 1852 4w4S
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To the puhijc.

TINE Agent Of the Philadelphia Commission Store,
J. has large lot of Goods which he is closing out
at cost He Is going to California with his family
the moment he can sell out and of course time is
precious. Come along and help him off.
JOHN G. WILCOX, Agent.
February &c, 1852. 43
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Notice in Attachment.

A 1 my instance an attachment was this day issu-
"A by e. Steinman Justice Of the Peace Of Hook
ing townshi Fairfield county, against the property
and effects of David Wildermuth an nonresident Of
said county. JOHN D. MARTIN.
Lancaster April l2, 1852 4w6o
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Notice.

TTNIIE undersigned will arrive in Columbus, Ohio
l. by the last of March, where he will engage in
the practice of his profession. All those indebted to
him in any way and all having claims against him ara
respectfully requested to present the same either by
letter or person for settlement.
Office On. High street. opposite the new State house.
JONATHAN FLATTERY,.M. D.
Mach 10 1899 2m46
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House and Lot for Sale.

TTNHE subscriber offers upon reasonable terms, his
Il House and half Lot, situated in the 18th square,
Lot No. 8, on Wheeling street. few doors East of
High street This is desirable piece of property.
JOHN ORMAN.
Jancaster. Apfil 6. 1859 49
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lTHundreds of our citizens complain of debility
and languor of the system, arrangement of the liver
and stonach want of appetite, oShey are frequent
ly the result of too close application and thousand
other we cannot here name; but we would say
to all so afflicted, do have done-get bottle
two of DR.. Hoofand's German Bitters, prepared by
DR.. Jackson and our woid for it, you will be cured
We recommend this medicine, knowing from expert
euce that it is much superior to the generality of pat
ent medicines. We would say to our readers, pur-
Philadelphia.
Sec advertisement
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For Rent.

TNHE Room East of the court. house, now occupied
i by R. P. Efinger, Esq, will be for rent on the
first day of April next. Terms made reasonable
March o. WIN. LATTA.
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Che markets.
LANCASTER. Thur.iay. April IS ls5e

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. April 8 8-Tobaccu. An active
business has been doing in Tobacco this week
We note sales nf 1000 hhds. Ohip. suitable or
the French market. and partly for FrDnce. fcom
mon 10 good fair reds. al prices ranging from Ia
f6, averaging fraction over e5. The market
has. by this aud previous sales lortni1 1bt Sgo. IN
about the same amount been left quite bare OI
Omu Tobacco, there being only few hundred
hhds on hand and that Of the finer grales. There
have been small sales of Maryland at previous
prices. The above sales amount TO nearly. "r
quite one hundred thousand dollars. We correct
Dur quotation, UI OhO 10 embrace the present
! range Of prices: Brown aud greeaish c. mmon
$50 81; good aud fair reds 45OI 1925; fine
reds 5.7jht7: wrappery red. fine. SaslO: extra do
% as!l; common spangled g.; good do. 5as7. :.
80; fine do BASE; yellow 10 &l2
WopL.-The supply is light aud the market
quiet. Sales Of common unwsshed at IL 20
cents, aud wushed do at 90 81 cents per TO-
New York hsrket..
Nav YoRK, April l3-P. h.-Siste Flour g.
1850 1877; Onio t43IG450. Sales loo bushels
Pensy ylyanla White Wheat at 93c O,OOO ditto g5
IL 900 bushels Rye Zoe. Sales Of 2On0 bbls
Mess Pork. ON speculation. deliverable before
May aud Juue. at $l87O0 1875; 400 diltn, deliv-
eiable Immediately. at $l3l1l8.2j, prime pork
$3.50 Mess Beef. .t97jG IL IS: Prime Reel s.
I75GG7j 1000 barrels Lard ut 9s09i' Sales
of7OO bags Maricabp and Lagnira C"fee gle.
2h0 bbs. Porto Rico Mnlasscs 28I I7j hhus
New Orleans Sugar al 4I04i.
Philadelphia Cattle Markets
PHILADELPHIA, April Is Offerings Df beet
cattle lpr lhe week about 200. Bceves selling
at $S0850 per hundred. Hogs. 400 il market.
sold at 81 500ts per hundred. Cows. 100 uAer.
cd; prices varying from ga !, $50. Sheep aud
Lambs-E.rmer s2Os2 so To IS. batter S20A
Cleveland Market
CLEVELAND, April 9. l852.-Deaers cam ship.
and won't buy unti they eau. Purchasers vii,
also he likely to limit themselves TO such opera
tiOus as they can control with cash in hand. Ms th
passage oi the Tax Law will fnrce the Banks lu
cease discOuntug To any considerable extent.
Flour could be sold to-day al 1926 but at no
higher rate und holders are unwilling 10 sell at
this figure.
Wheat-Sales could not he made to-day at aver
68c though 81 might he asked. Yesterday 4OUO
bushels southern sold al Csc.
| COrn-A small lot was on the market this mpr
MN but found 10 purchaser, owing Ia tie uucer
taiuty as To time OF shipment east.-HsrGLd
Cincinnati Markets.
| ClxcISEATl April lO.-FlOur. .dnl at 50 1913 !:
Whisky. and steady at ljc Bacon. est
hhds sides, delivered in II Louis. Sod ut Q! fI
cash. Sugar, demand aclive sales 800 hhdS at a!
a Sic. MoIasses, sales 800 bbls at 3 1c. Coffee.
Quiet ut lO1alOic.
| The river has allen inchps sinre last evening
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WhIg CuJICus

WASHINGTON, April l0.-The wllg caucus met
last night. he'd long session, aud adjourned IN
meet on Tuesday week.
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nPyIOLINS..CD

1nn Violns received on commission. which VIII
lUU be disposed of at retail or wholesale on % very
reasonable terms. OIlo W. ma AI''ih =;
Lancaster. March 70, 1852. 81
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To Carpenters and House-BuiIders.

To Carpenters and HOuse-Builders.
WE would invite the especial attention Of persons
w about building new Houses and Barns to our
large and extensive assortment Of H0USE-BUILD-
ING MA TERIALS. We have now on hand,
$50 Kegs Junia,a Nails and spikes.
12.UO0 fights Sxl0, I0xI2 and 10xl4 Window sash,
30 dozen Door locks and latches.
80 boxes Sxl0 l0xl2 and 10xl4 Window Glass.
1000 pounds Fil'd strap Hinges, &c. &c.
March "a EFFINGER, WHITE LATTA.
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The Warmth of Summer,

A DMoNIsHES the Gentlemen to make selections
n for their use, which can be done with advantage
by calling in at HENLEYS'
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Prints, Ginghams, Lawns and Shawls,
If superior quality, can be found in endless variety
OM HENLEYS.
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HIT HIM AGAiS!-The Ohio Statesman charged
the Cincinnati Enquirer with being IAN auxiliary
10 the Wing party The Enquirer carries tn.
war right into Africa" by relorting: "If the En-
qurer is an auxiliary to the Wing party; it is mol
a Bank bought Stipendiary'
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70 the Public.

IN order TO obviate the necessity telling each per-
Il son individually who may call upon me for spirit
Gus liquors, would take this method 10 inform each
and every one that commencing with this week,
shall not hereafter sell the article in any quantity
have been engaged in the business long enough to Ses
the evil oft.
intend on the first Of April 10 move to the "Blu0
Ball" tavern on the Columbus Road, where shall be
happy 20 entertain travellers and Others with the sxa
cepton above mentioned ! also intend keeping ON
han1 good supply OF the BEST GROCERIES, for
the retail trade which will dispose Of upon reason
able terms. JACOb " klNO.
I,ncs.,nr March % 1872 d&w
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-15

TVNHE undersigned having bought the entire Inter-
Il est o JAcoB F, BECK, he will continue the Hard
ware business at his old stand opposite the allmadge
House, where he will constantly keep on hand gem
eral assortment of Hardware which he will positive
ly sell cheaper than any bouse in the city SELL.
lie invites his old friends and the public generally to
call on him before purchasing elsewhere he is de-
termned 10 give general satisfaction.
rPAll persons knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned or the late firm of Bope Beck, are
earnestly requested to call and settle the business
Of the firm must be settleduP at as early day a.
possible. P. BoPE.
Lancaster, March %, 1852.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING.
CO.Pnrtnership.

CO-Partnership.
TNHE undersigned has taken into partnership. II
the Saddle, Harness and Trunk manufacturing
business JoHH H. MATEAcK, and the business VII VI
hereafter be conducted under the irm-name OF NJ
TIE g. MATLACK. The patronage oi the p"ohe
is respectfully solicited.
17rAu those indebted to the subscriber are earn
esly requested TO call and settle as the old r business
must be closedup. JohN ~ la tS,rIa
March 30, 1852. uN""
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Spring with its Sunshine is Here.

A ND those Ladies' wishing an article protecting
N hem from its rays, will find choice styles Of Par
asols at HENLEY'S.
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Estate of EIizabeth EIweii,

NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified administrarix on
the Estate OF ELIZABETH EIwEIL, deceased Dated
at Lancaster this first day of April, 1852.
4w49' HANNAH MIDDLETON, Adm'triz.
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Eire In savannah

SAvAEAH. April il.--Fho this morning at 2
O'clock. Lunnr's cot OH press aud sheds, with
several warehouses and presses, and 1000 to 5000
bales Of cation were entirely consumed Ships
Jaue Hammond and Isabella were aground in
dock, and could not be removed; iormer nearly
destroyed with large quantity OF cotton on
board. Whole oss $500, ,O00--cotton oil insured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-15

NJ ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDER.-IM-
PoRAST TO DYsPEPTIcs--Dr j. S. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSTN The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by S. iioUGHToS, NJ.
D. Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundce, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence Of its value,
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medical advertisements Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-15
D;s.oIption Of Partnership.

DisSOTntlOn OF TdTINtIsHIps
yVNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
name and firm Of B0PE BECK, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent the cooks and accounts arc
in tha hands of P. BOPE, who will make all settle
ha naid p BOPE,
March &C. 1852. J. f. bEIA'
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Tickings, Muslins, COtanadss, Drlils,
X HENLEH'S.
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TNENDERS his professional services to the citizens
J. Of Lancaster and the public generally, and hopes
bya dligent and careful attention to the business of
his profession to merit share of public patronage.
When not absent professional business, he may be
found at DR.. WHrTE's OFFIcR.
Lancaster March g. 1852. 6m4J
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TVNHE PATRONS Of this establishment are inform
Il ed that il, business will suffer as little change as
possible in consequence Of the death Of tn, late Agent
Mr.. Horace Wells The mechanical department will
continue in charge Of Messrs. L.. 7. and WIILTAsI
WIZ to whose efforts il is already mainly indebted
for its present high state of perfection and no pains
will be spared 10 render is manufacture fully what
they profess 10 beequs 10 any in the world large
new and complete Specimen Book is rapidly printing,
which We expect 10 have ready for distribution about
NE lst Of September We have hand large stock of
rriniing Material Of every description, including
and second hand Power ard Hand Presses, which We
are ready 70 sell on sx months time for good notes,
Or make discount Of 10 per cent from regular prices
Tor cash down Al orders addressed To the Cincinnati
Type Foundry will meet with prompt attention.
D-Country papers publi.hing this advertisement
four times before the FIRST Of August next and sending
Us a copy Of the paper containing it. will be paid in
type purchasing three imc, the amount o this oi
April ). CHARLES WELLS Seeretarv
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Fairfield County Common Pleas.
John T. Macarthur,

Fairfield County Common Pleas.
John T. Macarthur, }
rs IN PARTITION.
Adam e.. Ford
NOTICE is hereby given to the said Adam C. Ford,
that the said John T. Macarthur has filed in the
court Of common pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio his
petition against the said Ford praying for the partition
Of LOT number Nine, containing Ninety-one Acres Of
land which in the partition of the lands oi William
Morrison, deceased was set apart to Sydney Breeze
and wife being also part of Section Number Twen-
ty.f,e in Violet township in said county. in such
manner that two fifth parts thereof may be set apart
to the petitioner in severaty that the same may
be sold according TO law. Which petition will come
on 10 be heard at the next term OF the said court tc
be holden at the courthouse in said county, on the
18th day May, A. D. 1852.
H. H. HUNTER, Atty for Petitioner.
Auril 1852 $3.50 6w48
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u nc A1AnNAAnNCt NntNANNtts--A AsANNAhlANhAMA
EITE is published every Thursday, 1t tie iollowa
ing rates.
Ono copy, one year, in adFanes ......,....s 10
within the year. ............. W
siler the year eNpires. s........... ~
Three eoPi.s 4, 10 one address. ~
Five ...,4......,.,. o.
Ten ..............lb "
From and alter the expiration Of the year, the
legal rate Of interest will be charged upon the high
est terms. Orders Tor clubs must Be accompanied
by the cash. Tho person, geiiing up elnb Of ten,
will be entitled TO copy gratis long as the club
continues th ough his eAsTtions. The Cash system,
In newspapers, Is the most convenient and prniiia-
ble both Tor publisher and subscriber, and Is TO
BE- hoped that wherever Il is possible, il will be
strictly adhered TO-
A Advertising.--The GAZETTE affords profitable
medium ior advertisers. Il has now a larger per.
msnent circulation than at any previous time, and
this is constantly increasing. Tne favors Of our
customers will be set up in a compact manner, thus
aiording TO each equal chance for publicity.
Hereafter, the following terms viii be strictly
adhered to-
One square, three Insertions ..............sI 90
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Silks Bareges, Bareges, De Laines and
DoPLINS selling at unusally low prices at
E April 8, 1852. HENLEY'S.
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THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW This periodical
has grown spicy with its change Of editors. The
March number contains the presidential question
aud poor spawned Marcy is treated worse than
Butler. But the foil wing beats the Doug. as Cor.
respondence:
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CLARKsyrLLE. March Is. I85


Dear Sir-I am so much dissatisfied with the
course taken in the January aud February mum.
bers Of The Democratic ReUieW. that | am I'M
willing longer to he considered or, of its patrons
You will pie SO therefore discontinue it, Should
there be auy balance in your bouks against me.
you will please forward tile account for pay.
presume, however there is none.
Your Ob'dt servant c. JOHNSON.
To D. W Holly, Publisher Democratic Review
New York.
Hon. Cave J ,hnson-Sir Your letter Of the
18th inst is received.
am directed 10 say that The Rerier recognizes
no one as its ''pliron 1t is conducted on the
principles and 10 suit the tastes aud requrmrnts
u the Democratic party oI the nainu. Ii decld.
edly opposes general ",esiOraiion." therefore
we are moi surprised at your being displeased.
We find that The Reviep has been patronis.
ing you Tor years; your bill is so, which we will
be glad to receive by return mail.
Yours respectfully,
d. W. Holly, Publisher
De,u0croJtr Reo;s1n DRrc March 90 1850
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DIR. A. p. MILLER.

GRADUATE Of Cleveland Medical College, ten
~ ders his professional services to the citizens Of
Pleasaniyille and vicinity.
kEFghENeEE--Dr. NJ D. Brock, New Salem; Or.
q. W Bertler and Dr. NJ z. Kreider, Lancaster; d..
ID. A. Fisher, baltimore. April I, lS52 3w4S
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GEORGE w. ii. whitaker,
nant;st fro,r phiIadeInhia-

GEORGE w. Ii. whitaker,
Dentist from Philadelphia,
UAS opened an office, in Ewing Buildings, No l2l,
4 l. main street. where he will pul sue the practi e
of his profession, Surgical N Mechanical Dem
tistry, and will be happy to attend to those who may
favor him with their patronage.
Lancaster, April =, 1852 dwtf
Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
an Saturday the Sth day Of Nay, A. d. 1852, be-
Otween the hours of9 o'clock, A NJ, and o'clock,
p NJ at the door of the courthouse, in the city of
Lancaster, will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, as the property of DAVID Fl,
SwARTz, deceased, viz: That part of Section No.
twenty one, (2l) in Township No fifteen. (l5) of
Rsnge No eighteen, (S) beginning at the Northeast
corner othe Southeast Quarter Of said Secton thence
South twenty per hes; thence West sixteen perches;
thence North twenty perches; thence East sixteen
perches to the place OF beginning containing Acres
more or less subject to the annual payment OF seven
dollars to the widow of said decedent.
Appraised at S24O.
Terms of Sale One.third in hand, and the resi-
due in one and two years thereafter with interest TN
the deferred pa yments from the day Of sale
ADAM BRANDT, Adm'tOr,
Oftke Estate Of DGuid II SirGrtz, deceased.
April |, 1852 SO AVIS
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CLOTHS, Cassimeres and Vestings

NtRAvATS. Collars, Handkerchiefs, Hose and half
~ Hose, ready for inspectionNt HENLEY'S.
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CIScIsSATI. April lO-Flourdn at 50. 1913. IS
Whisky. scarce aud steady at ljc Bacon. $50
hhds sides, delivered in II Louis Sold at9! for
cash. Sugar, demand aclive sales 800 hhIs at At
a SIC. MoIasses, sales 800 bbls at 3I1c. Coffee.
Quiet ut l04alOic.
The river has fallen7 inches since last evening
Weather mild and cloudy.
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Bonnets, Ribbons and Fans,
" April 8 1852 1859 HENLEY'S.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAzETrE.

RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
L. Berry $l.75 Samuel Groves .... 81 IS
Isaac Wilson.-.-. LIS Dr. p. Turner 49,. 500
John A Collins LIS John Erie nd --... 50
Robert Work ...i.75 Daniel Huddle.--. rs
Henry Arnold l.75 Or. Homrighaus.. rs
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Samuel GrUves--Pleasantville
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Kossuth and Magyar Hat

Olatest styIes,at HENLEYH.
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VNRAPPING PAPER Ream cap Wrap.
w ping: 80 do Crown; 80 do Medium; 10 do double
Grown; ~ do Cap Tissue. Also heavy Pasteboard by
the gross, for sale by OTTO W. KRAEMER.
Lancaster, May %, 1851.
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WAsHISeros, April "a new light has been
int reduced tn The public to day by u. Hall pa
ten tee ,supplantng camphene on account OF IT'S uh
explos,ye character. aud which can be furnished
100 per cent cheaper than gus 1t was tested III
the presence of number OF scientific gentlemen,
who were unanimous in expressing their opinion
Tits superinr merits All who wilucsse this
selEgeueratipg light consider it great discovery
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THE c. w. AND Il. RAILROAD.
l 60 Al.

Notice TO the Stockholders.
AN Instructed to notify the stockholders Of the
Il Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad
company that under the Railroad law stockholder
ia permitted vote at the election for Directors who
has not paid in the full amount of the instalInents
required be paid by the Directors Of said company
JOEL RADEBAUGH. Treasurer
Cincinnati, ". and ZGaeSuiHe RGilroad company
Lancaster; March 20, 1852 wd4S
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1888. GAZETTE ESTABLISHMENT. isa1
Ofhee-ln tho Tnllmadss Block. srd story ives, snA
GEORGE wEAVER,

The Lancaster Gazette.-.The LANCASTER Gas.
EITE is published every Thursday, at tie follows
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n
Democratic Review Office March 80, 1852.
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ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the citi-
III zens of Ian aster and vicinity, to their large
and,splendid
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-08-18

CAPT. MARcY's CoMMASD.-TheL Little
Rock (Ark.) Banner, of the eth ult.,
says that letters have been received in that
city from Fort Washita, which confirm
the report Of the massacre of Capt. Mar
cy and his men. One of the letters saws:
IL have this moment heard the melan-
choly news Of the fate of our friends,
Capt. Marcy and Capt Strain. We shall
never see them moro. An express from
Fort Arkuckle, with letters from the COM
manding officer there, says beyond a
doubt Marcy's train of eighteen wagons
and 100 men has been attacked by the
combined forces Of nine bands of Canaan
chcs and all murdered. Not one escap-
ed. The news was brought in by several
of the Caddoes, Kickapoes and Delawsses,
who state that the Camanches told them
that they stampeded their horses in place
where they could not use their guns, and
by some means or other the Indians as
certained the fact that the command had
but three percussion caps apiece. There
were thousands of the common size caps.
but none wsold fit their muskets. Hence
the loss Of 100 men and eighteen teams.
The conflict took place above Cash Creek.
between Red River and Arkansas. There
Is no doubt Of the murder of the COM
mand who went among the swell fed by
our Government to treat and feed them
again" "