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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
New Boots and Shoes.

VIM BOic, l61 Main Street, Fhcehnn
now opening the first lot OF his Fall Winter
L 81 HonS and Shoes, which embraces every styC ard
quality III the shoe trade for ladies' misses CildrCs
wear Gents boys and youths boots shoes dcS
ncTt
NJ This stock is eXolus vcIy New York Philadelphia
make; the latest style and best Orkmanship
both citIcSi ii is warranted and by
ksrs and the undersigned Particular
The article OF ladies travelling boots. WV. BOhE.
scp94
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
INTENTION 76!,

ATTENTION 56!!
TINHE Members OF the &c Fire Company requested
leave their hats capes at the Hose House. for
purpose of having names put upon them.
fch26 VIM w. MARTIN, Sec'y ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02

COD IlVer OH.
! USE received: boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
- OF pure Medicinal Cod Liver O article OF tic
KIND brought to this any other market.
BRENTLINGFR & ARMSTRONG,
1iG2l-lyr:d Opposite WASHINGTON Hall.
IGOR SALE LOW, leather top carriage, enquire of
NJ. J. ROHAN.
rhH? Marble Yard.
T. hkGANT Plaid Silks Spring Styles; IOIIcd silks, We
~ ~ beautiful; Brocadc silks, dark light colnrs
~ ocadc Silks in block; rich Watccd Silks for mantlcs
with /, INNINGS match. TouIan Silks exceedingly
low prices. Bcrazcs i'll variety OF COLOR, MOuslin de
llines, &c, just o. enrd
irh22 IIEISKEII 4: Co.'S
DAHSON'S lndcblc INK, with ana withOuIT eIa TatiOi
L for sa.e by J. Il. VOWEL. 81 Union ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02

7 J Lassly g. Lady, Pa
J NJ Briceland, Va
A W Fleming, Ohio,
b A James, Miss
] Morris, "
Judge Buckner, Miss
A Teleyman, Ohio,
Il Bartlett, Z"
J Biscant. Ohio,
G Geary Pa
T Byle, o
J Gooding, Co
Q d Thompson, do
w l. "cAf.e an Il family
J NJ Banick and family,
q G Belling:ly, Va.
5 Cutie, Bait
} a Stonebraker. { hio
Miss Maggie Gill.St Louis
Isaac NJ Werlich. do
d S Crockett, Ry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
SHERlFF'S SALE.



,,.,;, In Circuit Court of Ohio county-Vi. GINA:
,,!! rug o an olu"i IN the above ade on the
'lh uay OF october, 1852 the undcrs She II of Ohio
county VII sell at pubic auction to the highest AMI best
blHher al The ont door OF thu Court House OF Ohio conn
~ on Fnuay The 18th day March. 1853 lots NUMBERED
nNc t') SIN Coz seven O., and eight CS, in square num-
bercd sixteen (6) III South Whe ng OrTueric Ritch;e
Town. or SO much thereof as may be necessary
chase 'e ~ FU'
Terms or SALE-A credit OF six twelve and eighteen
executing his with satisfactory endorsement
bearing intc est the day sale, yalc at the
Northwestern tank OF Va, and the title will be retained
until the last payment is made.
L. +. att IS. WIN. $. WlCKHAM
lebn SheTifFOr Ohio COUNTY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02

Elann01S.
1000 YARDS Kinscy's Red and Yellow Mclino Woo!
INOO FlanHes, warranted moi 10 shrink
~ ,cNi Wcch FianEeis extra heavy, Supcrmc light fin
ish WEIGH Eiameis, Salisbury and other descrutiOns
White Red Yellow aud Brown Flannels.
l. . / and I'll Plaid FInnncls, Children;
piece Ernlnc Flannel, extra super. just received
oct2j w HEISKELI, u cos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
LEGAL ADvERr1sEMEmTs,


vic cif5bS Ia It Rules held in tie ,erA.s
is5S Court OF Ohio county III month OF F ., lie
a. "''''E Is anu Co. Upoa attachment Issue,
Inc object OF this suit recover the eHeeStsd
oiIos fn 3 GT'dSmced by notes the said deSni IT,
al 80 days, s3i0 e cents s',S" juno ise
DAYS; one NOT. TO- le Sun dated August H. 1Ss ~ "a
G 3Sn i'utc LOT Siu, nfsamc GATE nj 30 az u"
io So" % cents. OF same date al moni. orc note
the isl iST, eo'' uue upon open account. Scriembe"
Alldavit having heen made that since this ,,,
SSueu anu Pr 4 10 any service GU tie said de- en cht
removed OFT Of the commonwealth OF vi'i e'"an they
do t a lIihls ny thei attorneys oI"c,c,i ia om
IaPpe4I mere within one month aIcr Iue hey
ms order and do what may he necessary 10 OF
IL .': st ard that cops .aid ordrt h
front a i9E iou successive weeks aud posted at III
hay OF the next comfy court ~ I''> on The first
! L>vheaa1ies G'y-T'S'e: ALoNzo LoRlNG. cI,k.
I-At Rules held in the cIeTEs o7;ca
iss curt of Ohio county, i" The Of FebTuar Te
Joseph MCDOWELL .
IL pet,eeons Us" iloben 4 Co. IHcAsE,
ses Tor goods sold devere vi fes suit and s III
'acmheht was issuei and returned 81 we'd w sun d" at
having been IGade the DEFENDANTS a,e mt
OF the PLAINTIFF nv iT"onwealth Of Virgnla-On motion
Ills r nue within ore month due publca lion or
IN this suit and that copy Of said oTdcT hr
~ o I fted N some newspaper published in the &c
Vi hee!lnS for four SUCCESS We vects @ ~ tc Cl
me front door of the house Ohio Comm anu pEsc1 al
N"! VI .''e HcAl county 80 '''| ~ CT
. 4 cOpy-TCste: HOMO Io,,,c
Jacob and PendIetOpJ -'-o hohlNG, CPk.
VIZ! M feoT
ca; lit Rules held in the clerks office NJ ~
S53 o"'i oi Ono county, i'll the month OF FebrnaTx
i'e Merchants d Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling,
Iob, SIS DEBT
an acuon OF debt TO recover S4IS 60 cents costo or
test and interest; i'll which suit an attachment u pro
and returned served '''ie"' was issued
navls been made that the defendant ia NOT an
Gf h oSm 81 The commonwealth vrgina-on motion
VI Inc painful ny their attorneys. ordered that he d.
haTtar 1,a,
order and do what may be necessary 10 Rrotccf tSa S
ISIS IN ms SUIT and that copy order be ortbyit
ISe teu IN some newspaper published in the civ n,
m,eis ot iour successive weeks, and posted al the
| day Of the neat county court. ' wa ''e HIs'
4 oOpy-Tcstc: ALOSZn IOp;Sc c,,,
@-- --"sn.I [febT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02

Decree in the Circuit
Court for Ohio county.


ShcriH's Sutc.
Samuel Clark, l
Decree
John COTrOthcTs Thomas, Court for Ohio county,
{. Young, ~ others.
pursuance OF the Decree OF the Court made in this
L case. shall Ion tho both day of March, 1853. the
House for Ohio county, sell to the highest and best
bidder the terms alter mined, Lot No. ninety nine,
C99) situated on Market street, in VIII, cling The prop
cry will be sold credit the purchaser paying pur
chase money by equal portions, al six twelve cig
teen 0nths, with interest from day of SALE ard securing
the by giving his holds with rood security. When
the rUJcha~e money is paid, the decd will he made
mar1tds WIN. S. WICKIIAM, s. o. C.
Just Received,
ARPERS Magazine, for March; The Two Me .claI ts
OF Solvent and lnsoyent, by 4. S. Arthur; n. Y.
Herald and Tribune: Baltimore Daily Sun; Philadelphia
Ledger received daily at the New Depot Main street.
opposite North Western Bank. J. L. RUSH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
1seNE DEP ARTMENT.
=a,--sn.y MORNING, MARCH ,, 1853.

--.-.- chance for a Good Bargain.
10 at The Daily ln,sss@Gsr once TTrr l'e espaS Ge'
Snail TI'A' ""' ,,.,r on Pamphlets or Hanks 1t
]ong yer! ir,rp!iea,5om be made Immediately
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
ARRIVALS Ar THE HoTEI.s=
AT THE MCCLURE HOUSE

N ,Gatterel, Ohio,
G H Bent, Ky
" Price, Ohio,
NJ H Lightner, Pittsburp.
J b Anger 1"
w J Rimehard, Md
y Carey GAINESVILLE,
W b Harris, j."
J II Springer, i"
G X Hillegas, Penn,
john Hillegas, "
+ p ShaFner, KY
V Monroe, do
r G Kirk and family,O.
l. f Randall, B & o r
w Grrenleaf
q L Donally, Bait
I'D Canry, La
G W Davis, MarLinville
4 w Gill, ST Louis
W Farmer, Louisville,
J Clark, Cal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
CO-ParEnerShin

THE undersigned have this day formed co.ra rtncr-
snip undct the name and style oil c. Baker d Co, and
VIII continue the Steamboat agency Store BUSH
ness at the old stand, No. % Water street
jan3i Holm ;IS1'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
lCClellan, Knox
and Co.

The object of this suit is acbt Of IS cents
and interest," in which suit and
returned we'd.
Athdavit having been made that the defendants are not
inhabitants of the commonwealth Of vi ginia-o lion
Of the copiainamtS by their attorneys il ordered tat
the said defendants appear here within nOuIh litr
ubicatlOI OF Ills order and do what may be necessary
10 protect their interests in this suit copy Of
said order be forthwith inserted newspaper pun
ishcd in the city of Wheeling successive weeks,
and posted at tine door the court ivls. OF Ohio
county on tho frs day of the county court.
y COpy-1rSte: ALONZO LURING, C.'k.
Russcll and EitZhu-h
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
McLURE HOUSE,
TANES cARPNTJ ppNppIrrNp

McLURE HOUSE,
JAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.
WHEELING, VA.
AS been recently completed a of over 800 900
and furnished in the very best style. 1t contains all
the appliances in use in the best Eastern Hotels,
calculated IN all respects for first class House.
The Proprietor having been engaged heretofore
the best Eastern Hotels Is ermned his
patrons i'll style inferior to east and res
PeCtully solicits their favor. fcb9:tr
Spring Fashion
For dsentlcmen's Hats for 1853!
= AVERY has on hand and is manufacturing a large
-. assortment OF HATS of the coming SPRISG STYLE
Gentlemen requested to call them; as they are
suc to that has been offered finish style
quclity and price. S. AVERY
eb9) 146 Main ST. Wheeling Vn
10 llerchnni Tnilocs mud !iaiLicc.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
Dissolution.

dissolution.
TUE partnership between the subscribers under the
firm of s. C. Baker Co is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business Of the late firm will tied bv
by l.. p Woods al their Office Waite street.
sc. BAKER.
JaH ii. 1903 L.. y. WOODS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
IN CASE.

Ti; il:-dt Rules held i'll clerks ofTce ~ ~
IS33 "u't oil ONO county, in The month Of February
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
All Physicians Agree

10 BARRELS Linseed oil, Dayton & Country make
n for sale by T. H. LOGAN & Co.
Ieb23
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21
Ipondence of the Baltimore Patriot
WASHINGTON, April II, 1853.

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1898.
The rumored Cabinet chickering's and
IFS alleged disruption, gained credence
by the communication to Senators indi.
vidualIy, stating that the President de-
sired their attendance TO day (Monday. }
Mr.. Buchanan was nominated to Eng
land and received their confirmation. =
They then adjourned finally. Mr.. B
was prevailed on, at the last moment, to
accept.
From their harmonious social inter-
course, and their amusement at the re.
cital Of their imaginary misunderstand-
ings, infer that the Cabinet will remain
one and indivisibie.
The District appointments will proba-
bly, be postponed until the interminaole
Gardiner case is disposed OF. The per-
jury item drags its weary length along.
Then comes the indictment for forgery;
and it is alleged that witnesses will be
produced TO prove the manufacture Of
Mexican seals and signatures within the
limits of the District. This is mere as.
sertion. d.. Gardiner preserves his
equanimity, and his counsel are unwea.
ried and persevering.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21
Small Change.

We are glad to learn, says the Cin-
cinnati Gazette, that the premium on
small change has fallen one per cent.
within few days. and that its downward
tendency 10 par is inevitable in view Of
the law passed by tine last Congress, al.
tering the relative standard of silver and
gold. 1t is also falling at New York,
and one house there has recently sent
ten thousand dollars in small change TO
this city, where it is in more active de
mand than there. So all hands who
have been boarding silver, may as well
empty their stockings at once, as it will
bring no premium when the new coin
appears.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21

MAIL RoBBERY.-The PomeToy
Telegraph says that package oi
$500 recently forwarded by mail. by
a Merchant of that place 10 Mr..
Henking, OF this place, was stolen
between the two points. Some por-
iion OF the money was found in front
Of the Post Office in Middleport.-
Suspicion rested upon young man
employed in the post>office at Mid>
dleport, who had left few days be>
fore on visit to his friends down
the river, as was alleged. An officer,
who was despatched in pursuit of
him. returned TO Pomeroy with the
young man, but none Of the money
could be found about his person, and
there being no sufficient evidence
against him, he was discharged.
The Telegraph adds:
A day or two before he left, a
package directed to Mr.. Daniel, con-
tanning about $4,000. was taken
from the Athens mail, at Middleport,
where it remained until the next
day, w hen it was forwarded TO this
place in the Point Pleasant mail.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21

ROBBERY ON THE "CINcINNATI ~
During the last downward trip Of the
packet "CiDcinnati," one of the states
rooms, which was occupied by a return
ed Californian, was entered just before
the boat reached Marietta. and $1,000
in gold taken from trunk. The rob.
berry was discovered but few minutes
after it had been committed, and diligent
search was made for the money, $3.50 OF
which was found in the water tank, in
the wash>room. In another part of the
boat were found false keys, chiseI. &c.
1t was supposed the robber must have
left the boat at Marietta, though all the
passengers that left there were thorough.
ly searched, and no evidence discover
ed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21
New advertisements.

Mrs. Whites anE ouncement of the re.
ception of the new styles will be found
in this number Of the Journal.
Stockholders in the Gallia Academy
will notice the call for the election Of
officers Of that institution.
The School Examiners will test the
qualifications of candidates for School
teachers on the 30th inst. See adyer>
iisement.
The Sheriff offers valuable property at
the next term Of Court. Read Sheriff
Sales,
VIM. c. Miller has received his Spring
and Summer supply Of Goods, to which
he invites the attention of purchasers,
through our columns.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21

SEAMsTREssEs.-The Seamstresses of
Cincinnati have struck for higher wages.
Alter consultation, a committee have
fixed upon a bill Of prices. If strikes
are ever justifable, this act of the sew
ing women will be excused. Below we
give statement OF the advance deman-
ded: For making pants, an advance Of
10 cents is asked-none made less than
2S cents. Vests, an advance of 8 cents
asked-none made less than 20 cents.
An advance of 10 cents over present
prices on coats. From 81 TO 10 cents
advance on shirts, and about the same
on drawers. We believe this demand to
be just, and hope employers will SO con-
slider it. Not only in Cincinnati, but al
most everywhere else,Nemployers have
been too ready to take advantage of the
necessities of sewing women, and we
are not sorry to see them put forth such
demands as cannot be reasonably objec.
ted to.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21

FIRE.-On Thursday last this city
was disturbed by the cry Of fire, and
loungers, lawyers, ladies', merchants
and mechanics, with small sprinkle OF
printers, gathered at the Office Of Squire
Hale, adjoining A. lie Clercq's dwelling,
where the devourfng element was do'ng
all the mischief il could in the Pent up
garre, of that building, having caught
from the stose-pipe. With a little ex.
ertion on the part of the assembled null
titude the fire was soon extinguished,
with a trifiing lossto Mr.. A, lie CIercq.
the owner of the building. The Protec.
tion proved no protection, as the build
ing was not insured. ao
We would again suggest the propriety
of forming a fire department in this
town. Had this fire made IFS appear.
ance at midnight instead of midday, in
all probability il would have proved very
disastrous to the business portion of our
town. Let our young men form fire
department, take charge Of the engines
and keep them in good repair. If the
engines will not answer the purposes
for which they are intended, sell them
and buy machines that will answer
We should think it rather difficult met.
ter TO supply an engine with water from
buckets. particularly during large fire.
besides it would require almost our
whole populace to form line from the
river to any of our large buildings, thus
preventing us from exerting ourselves
in the region Of the fire, where our SER
vices would be most needed. On the
contrary, had we hose through which to
pass the wafer to the engines, this thing
could be obviated, and probably great
deal of valuable property saved. We
would recommend the immediate pur-
chase of hose. We have had several
warnings Of late, and as it is not in the
nature of things for us to be exempt
from dangers by fire, LET US improve our
time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21
u RssoIations adopted by Gal.

U Resolutions adopted BY Gal.
IiPolis Division No. "A, Sons Of
Temperance April Is. 1858.
WHERKAs, our beloved brother.
JoHN Hoy, has been called away by
death to meat with Us no more on
earth, and has left a large circle Of
relations and friends to mourn over
the loss OF a husband, a father. a
brother, and friend; be it therefore,
ResolUcd, That we deeply sympas
thise with the relatives aud friends
of the departed brother whose loss
they so bitterly feel.
Resolved, That his fidelity tc
"ihose principles which we are
united TO perpetuate." has been such
that the remembrance of him. will
ever be fondly cherished in the
hearts Of Gallipolis Division Of the
Sons OF Temperance. ffs5
Resolced, That as manifestation
OF our love and respect for the de,
ceased, we wear the usual badge ol
mourning thirty days. a71ld ai'o7
ResOlged, That a copy of the
above preamble and resolutions, be
presented TO the family OF our
brother and that they be published
in the GaIlia Courier, Gallipolis Jour
nal and the Ohio Organ. ,,s
BY order OF the Division,
u, H GATES. r. S.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RoAD.--The
Western terminus OF this road has
been fixed at the mouth Of Big
Sandy. The Staunton Spectator
says that Charles B. Shaw, ESQ.,, the
able and distinguished Engineer who
made the surveys for this road. has
been appointed Chief Engineer for
the construction Of the work. He
has already organized his corps Of
assistants, and will in few weeks
be actively engaged in the discharge
Of the important duties on the line.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21

Observation-Disclosures for School di.
rectors-District No. I, Andrew Edmis,
ton. James L. Turner and Charles Da.
Wis. District No. 2-John E. Holcomb,
NJ. r. Matthews and A. ]. Holcomb.-
District No 5--N. A. Fisher, John A.
Fisher and L. A. Macomber. District
No. civilian Matthews, A. H. But
Ter and James Carlin. District No. l9
George Calhoon, Peter Bennett and
Richard Deckard, District No. 81.
NJ. R. Holcomb, Robert Shields and
John Jones. District No. 10-John
Peden, John J. Ewing and Josiah
Sprouse.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21

The proprietors ofthe steamer "Thos.
Swami" of the Union line, engaged Mr..
Barton, an artist of GAINESVILLE, land
whom our citizens will recollect as a
resident of Gallipolis for short time, }
to 60 on to Baltimore and paint a por.
trait Of Mr.. Swami, the President of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, (after
whom the boat was named) to be placed
in the boat. We learn from the Patrio
that Mr.. B. has finished the Portrait
which is said to be an admirable one.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21
A CRAzy PR1soNER-A STRONG GAME

ACRAzY PRIsoNER-A STRONG GAME
About three weeks ago, convict in
the Jacksonville Penitentiary. named
Skeggs, sent from Evansville, gave in.
dications Of having lost his nind. He
would NOPE about the cell house, and
when ordered to 60 10 work, he would
give vacant stare, and pretended not to
understand what was said to him. His
uncle visited him a few days since, and
the Governor being in Jefersonvilie at
the time, requested his pardon, as he
said visit to his home might restore
him. The Governor, however, declined,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21
AdmIsI.trntor's Sale.

AdmIsIstrnssr's Sale.
Charles A. Clendihen, Admir- Of William
Clendinen. deceased, vs.. Widow anc
heirs. Court Of Common Pleas, Of
GalIla county, Ohio. 81.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
TN pursuance of an order of the cou..
j of common pleas within and for the
county of Gallia, and state of Ohio,
made at the July term thereof. A. d.
i849, | will sell to the highest bidder,
on the 23d day Of May next, at one o.
clock P. NJ. of said day, at the door of
the Court House in said county Of Gal-
liza, the following real estate, as the prop.
ettv of the said William CIendinen, de
ceased. to-wit: Fifty feet off the south
west or lower side of Town Lo, No.
15s in the town Of GalliPolis, in the
al county of Gallia, and State of Ohio,
md more particularly described as FOL.
Iows: being fifty feet wide fronting on
Second street, in said town of GalIipo-
is, and running back the same width to
he rear line of said lot. Appraised at
$500, GO. Terms Of sale, one-third
ash in hand, one-third in one year, and
he residue in two years, with interest
rom the day Of sale. to be secured by
lortgage on the premises. II
CHARLES A. CLENDINEN, /
Admir- of VIM. Clendinen.
April 81, Is53.-4w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.-T The
Cincinnati Gazette, of last Saturday,
contains the following account of the
mysterious disappearance and probable
murder Of a gentleman passing through
that city:
About week since, gentleman by
the name Of Clay arrived in this city,
with his wife, on their way TO Pitts
burgh. He engaged passage on the
steamer Buckeye State, left his wife on
board, and went into the city on busi-
ness. Not being al the boat at the time
of her departure he was leff--his wife
going on. Since that time nothing has
been heard of him. His wife returned
to the city Thursday; but as Yet has not
been able to get any intelligence Of her
husband. He is said to have had about
sixteen thousand dollars upon his per-
son, and there are circumstances con.
nected with his disappearance, which in
dicate that he has been robbed and mur-
dered. The matter is in the hands of
the police.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21

IED1AH WAR.-The Fort Smith, Ark,
Herald learns, from a Shawnee. that
near the north fork of the Canadian sew
eral fights had taken place between the
Pawnees, Delawares and EickaPoos.
caused by party Of Pawnees Mohas
having stolen soms horses from the
Deiawares. The Herald says:
The Delavares followed them, retook
the horses and killed one Pawnee. A
few days afterwards several horses we're
stolen from another party Of Delawsres
by the Pswnees, and were followed by
the Delawares, tine horses recovered,
and four Pawnees killed. A number oI
horses were stolen from the Eickapoos
by the same Indians. Tho ,Caddoes
wrested the horses from them. and killed
three of the Pawnees. None on the
other side were killed. Trails of the
Pawnees were discovered crossing the
Washita going towards the Wichita
Mountains. e
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-21
Capt. Baldwin, Of ,he Olivia, has
our thanks for Cincinnati papers.

THE BLAKELY FAMILY, gave con-
cert in the Court House last Friday
night. TO quite large and delighted
audience. This family visited this
place some two years since and
though their singing was good then,
it is better now. Mr.. Hubbard, the
violinist, who accompanies them,
makes his violin discourse most ex-
celIent music-well worth the admis-
sion fee.