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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-31
SHERWOOD HoU5g

1--WE subscriber has taken the above house and b.s
l. entirely refted and rerurnsed t. and is prepared
10 entertain the patrons of the house In satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
ar Peter Burke, and has GOO stock OF horses ana car
riages TO let.
Inc stable is large clean and well located and good
hosrs are 10 constant attendance. Particular attention
VIII be paid TO the horses left with him for keel
ng and In ali respects. the public shall find the Sher
wood House a good Hotel. fiNs.nl J A 2YERS-
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

X EM WE'D Wa. EMERY has tax en- the s,and on
Main street opposite the Bank formerly occuried
y Con!hgtoas Book Store and is prepared 10 sun
~! cuzehs with plain or fine work iI his line G. short
oi.ee; lie mas good wOrkInen employed and will war
rauL an WORK sent from his shop. lie IS prepared 10
make Boots and Shoes ofaBd quality g,,od ts and made
70 IN The best st. lie. His long experience I'm business
ma uhetnay will guarantee him the continued custom
IN tosc VINO once try him. His prices are reasonab
and w''k mol surpassed in durability nea,ness BY at
Oh an! othei esoiohshneht jy6u
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NOTIon OF SALE ON EXECUTION

:sSs.s. e BY virtue of sundry fgv~-s- n
cutons to directed, | xfS1f-sV
- aessr~sss will sell at public vcnduc, 1saaExls2xssp
on the I'd day Of August A. ID. lc tn lower end OF
tho wharf, In the cit! of Evansville, in Pigeon Township.
marlborough county, the Steamboat FRIENDSHIP her
tackle apparel and furniture given up the property
OF Andrew Grass of said township, to satisfy sundry
cations. one in favor of George k. kee and others
he sale L. commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ when due
tention will be given 10y WM. T.. GREEN,
jysj tbs c. y. +.
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The Celebration at Gundy's Lane.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 81.
This morning was bright and beautiful and
cool.
The streets of the city are thronged to suf-
location.
Among the arrivals are Gov Johnston and
Judge Jessup, of Pennsylvania, John C..
Wright, OF Ohio, Gov. Hunt OF New York
The military are increasing every hour.
Nearly every county in Pennsylvania and
Ohio is represented by delegations, and near
ly every State in the Union, is also repre-
scented.
An immense number OF clubs are present
among the New York Wing Young Men,
The Soup Boys of Ohio, The Scott Civic
Guards, Pennsylvania Old Troop, delega;
ton of Turcarawas Indians, with several
warriors who fought at Lundy's Lane, besides
large number of other clubs and delega-
tons.
Hon. Thos. Ewing, of Ohio, will arrive by
the next train.
The review of the troops comes off to-mor-
row.
Sec'y Corwin passed through to Montreal
for his health.
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MEMPHIS, July %.

Boats up-John Simons, and Emma Dean,
down ambassador, Chlncell r, Winslow,
and Iroquois. 1t is reported that there is a
rise of four feet in Arkansas river and eight
feet in the channel.
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CINCINNATI, July 80, NJ.
The river falling with. feet 6 inches.
PITTsBURG, July 80, NJ.

PITTSBURG, July 80, VI.
River has swelled little since the storm
Weather clear.
Yesterday morning there was heavy
thunder storm. The lightning struck the
cross on the church on Grants Hill without
doing much damage.
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CABI 7 IT W R HOU 81.
.snyyEIy EER,.IJS.

- 1H,vE OH hand large supply OF every ~
---<=-S variety of Cabinet Ware, Of the best -
- WORK manship and materL,i; Main be- %
II tween Third aud Fourth streets. ~
Lu ,ss Der rd
have also on hand. large supply f Pine Lumber,
seasoned. Also, 800 feet dressed Flooring.
{ ns.
large supply fall kinds and sizes On Rand. All the
above articles will sell the most reasonable terms
Dwelling house next the shop. ljss2-6m
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General scott.

BALTIMORE, July 81.
Gen. Scott is still al OLD Point Comfort
and has entirely recovered his recent indispo-
sition. Last evening he was visited by he
Mayor and city council Of Baltimore, when
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NIESSRs. GUMBEBTS & WHITMAN have taken the
WI large three-story brick building the German
THEATRE where they will be happy accommodate their
friends and the public generally, in the mos. approved
style. Their Bar will at all times be supplied with the
choicest driukables, and the best imported Cigars.
splendid lunch will be II 10 o'clock every day. with
those hast plates of SOUP" and all the other uxuries
the season. Gentlemen can be accommodated at all
hours Ia the day with dish thai rket will af
ford Mr. Whitman has had long experience in catering
to the public palate, and will doubt be appreciated in
Evansville. tjy223ml
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CINCINNATI. July %.

CINCINNATI. July %.
A hot occurred in Newton, on Sunday
night. The sale of liqours being prohibited
a German was found guilty and heavily
fined. Depredations were subsequently COM
mitted on the property of the informant. A
rlecting of the citizens was then held and all
tn e Germans ordered to quit the place, which
rpsn tied in a riot which was temporarily
ouells d. The Germans in the neghboring
towns a. re taking sides with their countrymen.
In this city 200 have held an Indignation
meeting; Trey disciaim all religion and laws
and maintain any man has right to do as ne
pleases. This movement is opposed by the
German natural. zcd citizens.
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New ORLEANS. July 30.

Dates from'ihe City of Mexico to the 18th.
Excitement caused by Indian depredations.-
Zacatocah attack on towns 100 miles from
the capitol.
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ME &c AL NOTICE.

hR p. b. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his pr.fe'
IL sona services To the citizens of Evansville and i
vicinity Office on Main street. the canal and res
dence the of 9th and Walnut sts y23 3ml
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BL N~r-~,,,1

l \ANIEL SULLIVAN, Blacksmith, having concluded
IL to steady himself and attend punctuaily to
his business than he has heretofore DONE would respect
iuy solicit share of public patronage He assure
MS numerous patrons and transient customers that all
work ordered in his line will be promptly attended
TO- and no pains will be spared to please % the world
Fine. IE22,3ml
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

ILLINOIS Central Railroad, extending from Cairo to
Iiig Muddy River, sixty milos. including the d.
vision of said road Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office OF the undersigned in JOnesborough Cairo
until the LIST day of September next for the Grading Ma
son y, De, for that portion of said road.
The Grubbing, Clearing, &C., will be let at Private
Contract any time after the 18th of July Plans Speci-
cations and Maps of the work, will he exHed the OF.
flee in Jonesborough and after the 5th'sf August
ELLIS, JENKINS IL Co,
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MsDrCA COr~.LEG OF Ev ANSvILL e
EyaYs lille, Ind.

MEDICAL Or.GEGE OF EVANSVILLE q
Eva SiiIe, Ind.
TNHE regular course Of L 'cture> in this Insii
i tuition will commence on the hrsi Monda 3
of November, under the following Faculty 70
wit:
LEVI L LAYCOCK, M D Emeritus Profts
sor of Physiology md Pathology
HUGH RONALOS, NJ D., Professor of Ger
eraI Descriptive and Surgical ANATOMY.
c. A. FOSTER, A NJ NJ. D., Professor o.
Chemistry.
JOHN R. WILCOX, NJ, D.. Professor Of
MateIia Medca and Therapeutics
MADISON BRAY. If ID. Professor of the
Prin' piles an, Practice OF Surgery.
WILLIAM Ii. BYFORD, NJ. D, Professor
of The Theory and Practice of Medicine
GEORGE b. WALKR NJ. D Professor
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL MD P,ofes
sur of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Juri,-
prudence
JOHN T. WALKER, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Ana oiny.
The anatomical Rooms for The study of Pracii
cal Anatomy, under the supe!inendence of the
Professor of AnaIomy or The Demonstrated, Will
be open for The reception of Students by the Isl
Of October
Fees for full course SIS
Naturalization ticket and Demonstrators tick
eI. each S.. Diploma ee $50
Good boarding may be obtained al from 81 so
to 50 90 per week
Any one desiring fu her information, may ad-
dress the Dean (p ST paid) by mail, which will
be promptly attended TO.
G. B. WALKER NJ D..
lyle 3m Dean ofrhe Faculty
UT ife- Haute E1press; Indiana State Sen |
tiHeli Springfield (IIl) Register and Shawnee |
own liinoisan, please copy to amount OF IS, and
send account TO Deai.
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CHEESE-30 boxes w Cheese, of good quality Just
~ reed and for sale low by [jyl4l & w. REILLY.
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the most pleasant interchange of civilties
tovk place.
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I EMONS.-5 boxes fresh Lemons Just reed and for
IL sale by jy22 PRESTON BROS.
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ST. CHARLES REsrAURAr.

DICE terces Rice reed this day and for sale by
III jy22 PRESTON BROS.
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MESS PORK.-5O hf-bbls Family Meas Pork, choice
jyI5 SAMUEL ORR.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS

1NHE subscribers have just received So packages of
- iresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allen
q sons D1nneiis. Manchester, Glade. Briggs Moshas.
anoSK ng ana China Denims; Jewett City, Ml.oe Oils
oiseom ana Falls Company Shifting Stripes; various
Styles OF joseph hipkas fancy cotton cassmeres and
good assortment on bleaehed shirtings plaid nseys; blue
sattnetts; red and yellow woolen and brown Canton
rannels blue and brown Drills; and first rate variety
OF ilcking Kentucky Jeans and heavy ~ brown Sheet
ngs All OF which we offer TO the trade reduced prices
Part OF s lo OF foods wers purchased by friends
ID New YORK at the big Sae, and are selling them
Tow, because ace c1R do
jyl4 MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON
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CALERATUS-5 bills pure Saleratus Just reed aid 70
- sale by [jyI4l PRESTON BROS
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THH EVANS REaTAURAT.

THH EVANS RE5TA UNAT,
LNVANS, of Evansville, kas fitted up large and
II modiOus three story Brick, recently erected 10y Mr..
r. Lnck on First street near the Sherwood ouse. in the
most complete sly lie, and is prepared 10 welcome
aud accommodate his friends and the public generally.
The Bar will at all times be supplied with liquors
splendid Lunch II be set every DAY at ~ O'Clock a.
NJ, with Turtle Soup AID al; other alta aUc .ieccies.
we'll known and s>llfai cook has bucp Engaged and
gefsiemeD be accommodated at ifour with tie
dishes and luxures OF the season, served up in tie best
Styl,:
Spced and Theoretically seale Oysters of the finest
quality now hand-the best of Cigars oSe. tjyi1f]
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ICE CREAM SALOON.


TIVE undersigned has neatly fitted up room at hi
Il residence on Second st Get, next door to Mr. Nc
Carers Church, an lee Cream aoen where would
be happy to the ladies and gentlemen of Evansyie
Lemon, Vanilla and Rose favored reams made the
richest materials, be obtained evening He
prepared to supply families and parties with Ice Cream
IN any quantity desired. Orders left mis- Saloon by
FAMILIES will be puheualy attended to, and sent
to dwellings when desired GEO. w. GLOVER.
myl2-u
.HLOVES.-50 doz Mems soft lined Leslie Gloves
" 30 do do do do Berlin do;
40 do do do do Cashmere dc;
90 do Women's Cashmere Embroidered
Reed this day and for sale by JAS. LOW a. CO.,
E26 AZ Main street, Louisville, Ky.
C,HoICE LIQUORS just received and for sale.
" 3hfpipes Otard Brandy (pale and dark;
cask Sherry Wine;
do Madeira do;
I do Port do;
The above Liquors purchased by us OUT of the
Custom House in New York, and warranted pure.
jes PRESTON BROTHERS.
TUNNY BAGS.-11,e5 $50 prime 2t bushel Gunny
VI Bags, just reed per steamer Chancellor, and for
sale low by [mhl7l FOSTERS 4 BROWN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To CAPT. LISTS.
PEARL STARCH MANpEACTORY

MAN perfectly competent to establish and conduct
IA Corn Starch Factory, with its necessary Machine
ry, the principles, and most Scientific Chemical
Process may be communicated with through the Office Of
this Journal.
The Information will elicit its cost profits and induce
merits Capitalists. together with satisfactory testmo-
mails Tor 81 years experience and knowledge OF
the business. k26-lw*I
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7 IME.--lcU bbEs new White u me, in good cooperagl
II reo'dths da< and Tor ssie 10y
Nls PRESTON BROTHERS.
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CHOPPERS T0OLS.-Tress Hoops, AIDES, Axes, Draw
~ ing and Howelng Knives, Crozes, Jointers, Howell
ing and Leveling Planes Doweling Bits, &c. for sale 10y
{. NJ. GRIFFITH,
my13 Sign Of the Mil Saw. Main street
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CNHlNGLES, PLOWS AND WHEREABOUTS
- Latest improved Flows and Wheelbarrows Fl the
Cannelton Foundry Aso $4,000 Shingles; for sale low
by ly17l III. COOK.
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WlNDOW SASHA large and full assortment Of
w window Sash of superior finish, assorted from q
oy III TO II 10y is. In store and for sale 10y 81
Jy2 SAMUEL ORR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
. cALmoRNIA ITEMS.

As the mail steamer Columbia, bound for Ore
gon, swung round from the wharf, yesterday NOR
ming, tide took her broadSide against one of
the innunerable old hulks that obstruct the pas
sage, and so shattered the sarboard wheelhouse as
to compel her to return to the wharf The damage
sustained does not amount TO much. She will leave
at an early hour this morning.
We learn, from gentleman Just in from tho
Valley, that two persons, white man and negro,
were frozen to death on the top of the Sierra
Nevada, last week, during severe snow stoFm--
FL Dorado NetoS.
A rumor has just reached San Francisco that
Judge Hall, of the United States Land Commission
intend to do or has resigned his Office.
The State Journal says that the ranch know as
the Hamilton ranch, situated four miles above Dry
lor's, on the Costumes, was entirely consumed by
fire on Friday morning. 1t was owned by WILDER
and Waterhouse. Loss about 1000.
The Government has entered into contract, with
Ferdinand VaSSault, of San Francisco, for the
erection of State prison buildings, on the lot re-
Gently purchased for that purpose at st. Quentins
Point, Marin county, for the sum of 81, 034, 600.
Col. Ross, from Carson Valley, reports snow on
the mountains four feet deep, Beyond doubt, a
large number of person will hive 10 remain in the
valley over winter and that too with very limited
supply of Provisions.
The Nevada theatre, at Sacramento, opened on
the 10th October, with hakspeare's play Hamlet
The following comprises the theatrical corps-Mr.
and Mrs. Wimarth Waller, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans,
Messrs. MAIDEN, Barry, Tuthill, 3. Booth, D.. ".
Gates, Spear, Anderson, Dorman, Jones and Others.
-sSdn PrdnciscO Herald. .''N gro
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
Fondness for Fishing.

The New-York Spirit of the Times relates the
following:
This taste (furf field spmtsl Mr.. Webster INDUCED
10 IN extent that may be called passionate With
his private secretary, Mr. Lanman and his old
friend Seaton it was his wont to- spend many hours
almost every day in theseason, in the enjoyment
of field sports. He wasin the habit Of getting up
at four o'clock in the simmer momning, diving
out to Georgetown, then taking his Secretary and
fellow sportsman, and, after, passing few hours
angling in the Potomac, near the upper bridge,
returning to the Capital and presenting himself at
the Department, ready for business, at ten
O'Clock.
Hon. ]. Prescott Hall, U. S. Attorney for this
district, himself good Waltonian,) in announce
ing the death of Mr.. Webster to the Bar of New
York, remarke have purtaken Of his innocent
an manly amusements; have walked with him a
lone at twilight upon the shore of the far-resound
ing sea-" His success ut sea-fshing is proyerbial,
and there Is scarcely bay inlet within day
sail or tde ofBoston or that has not felt
hisline ManymembeTs of THE venerable M. G. A.
can bear testimony to his success in this his private
Mr.. Webster was good trout killer, and de-
lighted in this most refined of all the modes,
'tsaeRtes edlGRo dliesTo pisces" ApropoS of this
fact we may quote playful allusiou of his in din
ner speech given to him in 1851, at Syracuse, in
this State. l. fu5f
AFT so happe ned' said he, s'that all the spnblc
services which have rendered in my day and gem
Grafton, have been connected with the General
Government. think ought to make an excep-
tion.' was ten days. a member OF the Masachu-
sets Legislature, and turned my thoughts to the
search for some good object, in which could be
useful in that position, and ,after much reflection,
introduced bill which, with the general consent
Of both houses, passed into a law andis now law
ofthe State, which enacts that no man IN tie StGte
ShaH catch trout II aAy oLAeF annRsg th1H fhG old
,ody1 with I'm ordinary hook and line.' %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
P4RAGRIPHTcAL.
rThe Dry Deck OF Chicago is finished.

ITThe Dry Deck OF Chicago is finished. -
uJ-The ST. Louis papers announce the death OF
Edward Tracy, Auditor Of that city. So. 7'
pEx-President Tyler is sojournng at Bich-
mond, Va. tos7 -is3 ~
U-The domestics ofthe Queen of England con-
verse entirely in French.
UTSan Franciscolis tobe lit with gas. The pre-
partitions nre making TO doso.5 q s2sHsP
I'm. Mariet, late Archbishop of Torres, France
has been raised to the dignity Of Cardinal.
1.-THE population Of Cleveland, Ohio, is d, 67o.
an increase OF $3.50 in the last twelve months.
q-TMr. Charles Forpau, of st. Louis, was killed,
last week, by being thrown out of his buggy.
aT-OIe Bull, Strakoach and Patti, were to give
concerts together, in Pittsburgh, this week
IRA very large theatrical troupe ofCelestials,
have arrived at San Francisco. They are to pre-
sent some OF the master pieces OF the CHINA, Tartar
and Cochin China dramh. q So ~
EJcoll G. NJ. Gronarp. D, S. A., indicted for the
killing of Major Jones, in Florida, last June, has
been tried and acquitted BY the FLORIDA authon-
ties. III. 1901 = ~. nor. 7-- ID
t:7-The large Hotel at Brighton, near sacramen.
to, known as the Pavilion, together with the out
houses &C., has been burned to the ground. Loss
$4,000. lsas. - l9t.saa ~ ..szl
The venerable William Jay, the distinguished
devotional writer has Just resigned the pastoTage
of the congregation of Bath, England over which
he has presided for sizty- three years! ~
UTAmong those who voted for Scott IN Newport
Rhode Island, ON Tuesday, the I'd inst, was Nathan
Munro, who is one hundred years old, and voted
for George Washington, at his frst election.
| TFWe heard of the sale of a lot Of hogs, on Mon
day, at 81 per 100 lbs. From W hat we can learn,
81 will be the ruling price. Some lots sold for
that in Henry, last week.-Shetby ReiOs, 1Oth inst
uThe Paris correspondent Of the Journal of
Commerce, eiveS current to a report, generally
credited there, at last dates, that Count Pulezky
has petitioned the Austrian Government for leave
70 return, promising important diselnEuTeSt
/ H-The Boston papers of Saturday, confirm the
dispatch announcing the resignation of the histori-
an Sparks, of the Presidency Of Harvard College.
The resignation is TO take effect the close of the
present term, in August. ,stqs ~. 4
SAWS RscAPED.-The Parkersburg Gazette
states that 1--WE slaves, belonging to Gen. Jack
son. left that place forparts unknown, on Saturday
night last.
MA cattle train on the Vermont Central Rail
road, ran of the track on the 9Th hear South Roy
alton, killing number ofthe cattle and breaking
several cars. No persons were injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

BThe Winchester virginian says that, although
the supply Of cattle for the grazing counties ofthat
part Of Virginia has reached twenty thousand, and
from ten to fifteen thousand head of sheep have
been furnished from the West, it is informed that
some twenty thousand head ofcattle are still want
ed to make up the thrty-fve thousand annually
fatiened by the different graziers. ...
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

CoxGREsEnEx ERECTED gRoN IL LINors.-The
Chicago Ttibune of the 10th instant has the fol-
flowing paragraph. We trust its statement may be
confirmed. ,
nItisaiready ascertained that the Wings have
elected four out of nine members from this State.
It IL now probable that Mr.. Knox (Whig) is elected
from The Peoria district, making five for the Wings.
The Pekin Mirror of the 9Th says: "our Con-
So says also the Knoxville and Peoria papers of the
same date. The delegation from Illinois viii, then,
stand Wings, FIVE, Us follows:-Wa Giles.
pie, Norton, Yates and Knox. The rest are Dem
ocrats, 50 called. Well done, Wings Of Illinois"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

rrIt is understood that President Roberts, of Lii
beria, has satisfactorily completed all the negOtia-
atoms with the British Government, which consti-
tuted theobiect of his present visit 10 that coun
try. The subjects of complaint with regard to the
conduct of certain trnders on the coast have been
adjusted. as well as the extent of the territorial jul
riSdietion ofthe Republic. President Roberts was
to sail on the 3Oth ult for Liberia, in her Maestys
steamer Dee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

FATAL AccIDESr.-James R. Lea, Esq, OF Car
Tollton, Miss, lawyer of fine talent and uniyer-
sally beloved and respected, was accidentally kill
ed by his brother-in-lay, Nh. A. o. Hammons,
while hunting, few days since, in Carroll county.
back, Mr.. Hammons' horse stumbled and fell.
The fall discharged the gun, two balls from which
entered Mr.. LEAFS neck and passed through his
chest. He expired in about three minutes alter re-
ceiying the wound.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

DsEAp1uL. AccrpENrA sD Loss or LIVE ON STATEN
IsLAND.-Gn Saturday afternoon, the immense
-four and feed store of MesErs. WoLlrabe and Wild
mayer, on the Stapleton Dock, Suddenly fell TO
the earth with Tremendous crash, btEying beneath
its ruins eight persons, two of whom were killed.
Their names are J ohm McMara and Lacy, the former
tha isttat NAN S S o"t fs q ,s a,s
were severely but not dangerously injured. -.