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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15
Notice in Attachment,

A Ii peysos interested will take notice, that
n Heidelbach. Seasongood 4 Co. on the 23rd
day OF Feb. A. D. 1858, sued out Writ of At
tachment from the Clerks Office of the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Lawrence County, in the
State Of Ohio, against Lewis Rosenberg, for the
sum Of fourteen hundred dollars, which Writ
had been served and returned, y. ..i
Attest: THOMAS PROCTOR
Ironton, March 1, 1853. Clerk.
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CA TTTON.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Charles IL.
~ Sweeney. who has been passing hmsclfn
the vicinity Of Millcrsport, for a half brother,
and partner of mine, and thereby getting
watches to repair, since which time he has not
been heard from, is neither connection ofmne,
nor in my employ On the contrary he is entire
lyunworthy Of confidence, was dismissed by me
for purloinng goods, and carried Off with him
jewelry that was mine. therefore warn all
persons to be on their guard as he is notorious
iascal.
CHARLES 3. WEBER.
llontnn Ohio, Feb. 18th. 1883.
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A Storm at sea, Ships
-.as CapsiZed. 81 a

WE, the undersigned have this day enter.
w ed into CO. partnership in the FAINT
ING business, and ask Of the citizens of Ironton
and vicinity liberal patronage. 1t is our in
tention to do our work in such a manner as to
merit that favor from this community. Our
work shaH be ,oeH done, and our prices reasona-
BILE and regular. That the public may not be
misguided, we deem it proper here to state
what our average prices Of plain painting on
new work, shall be per square yard. First coat
8 cts, second coat IA cts, third coat 10 cts. If
be done in a good and faithful manner, we will
forfeit the work. All we ask is trial.
SAMUEL BURDETT, 81
EDWARD II. CHAMBERS.
Ifuxton, JsnaaYy 2sth, 1853. ".
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Notice..

,ao,do Ohio Iron" Iron and M.1sS coS .; c0mpsny
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
IN meeting of the Stockholders of the Ohio
Iron and Coal Company for Election oil Direct.
ors &c. will be held at the Office of the Compa-
ny on the first Monday (4th; of April next.
BY order of Board of Directors.
SAM'L RICHARDS, Secretary.
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SPRIN @ GOODS.
T A8A0O 10

WENTWORTH G SAGTEzNS,
South East Corner Of Main and Fourth Srssts.
GIN CNN ATI, .
1TAVE now in Store large and splendid as
I'LL soriment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
To which constant addition will be made
throughout the Season. Having the advantage Of
u resident Partner in the Eastern cities we are
enabled therby TO keep our stock supplied with
the nsrest and most durable Styles Purchasers
are invited to give our stock an inspection before
purchasing-our terms will be pery .faporabie.
WENTWORTH d BROTHERS,
S. r. cor. Main e. Fourth SITS. Cincinnati, o.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

4 T MY Instance an attachment was this
n day ISSUE by Henry Snyder, a justice Of
the peace Of Mason township, Lawrence county
ahd state Of Ohio, against the property and ef'
fecis Of Thomas Sclby and Peter Shuck, part
ners trading under the name and firm of Selby
Il Shuck, non residents of said county Of Law
renee.
WILLIAM HASKINS, 2nd.
February 10th, 1853
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HOIH1IDS

At Quaker Bottom, on the 2nd inst, Mrs VII
atty L., wife Of Mr.. A. s: Proctor, and Daughter
of Judge s. Reckayd in her 26th year. ~ IL.
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Notice..
{ Office Iron Railroad Company,
] lrOfiton Ohio. March 4th, 1853.

OWcU Atoh HulIouu SohPouyp
lronton Ohio, March 4th, 1853.
NOTICE il hereby given that the annual
IN meeting Of the Stockholders of the Iron
Railroad Company for Election Of Directors &c
will be held at the Office OF the Company on the
first Monday (4th, Of April next.
BY order Of Board Of Directors.
SAM'L RICHARDS, Secretary.
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ONE CENT A MILE RAILROAD FARE.-
The State Engineer and Surveyor, Nc.
Alpine, in his report to the Legislature
in 1852, says:
can important (actis also established,
which, up to this time, had been doubt
ed by most men conversant with rail.
road transports, which is that passen'
gers can be transported at an expense Of
less than one cent per mile. This re.
suit is obtained as rule, when the av.
erage loads are 90 passengers each mile
run."-N. Y. Paper.
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Front Street, Portsmouth Chic.

Front Street, Portsmouth Chic.
4 VAIL themselves of this opportunity ofin-
N forming the public that they have again re
ceived the largest and most complete assortment
Of Boots and Shoes ever offered in this market
which were purchased from the Manufacturers
and selected with that care and caution which
practicle knowledge of the business and firm
conviction Of the intrinsic value of a No. arti-
Gle, advised us to exert. Proiting by this expe
rience, we have used our best endeavors to pro
cure suoh goods as would best promote The in
teress of ourselves and customers.
ALSO-A superior lot Of hats to which your
attention is most earnestly invited; which con
sists in a good assortment of Fashionable
Silk, Beavr, Otter, Brush, Kossuth,
Magyar and Case Hats,
Ofthe latest stripes and the most tasty designs,
all of which were laid in under such circumstan-
ces as will enable us to give satisfactory bar
gains to all who may favoi US with their call.
Portsmouth, March 4.
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The Two Lives.

Beautiful is old age-beau,iful is the
slow dropping mellow autumn Of rich
and glorious summer. In the old man,
nature has fulfilled her work; she loads
him with her blessings, she fills him
with the fruits Of a well.spcnt life; and
surrounded by his children and his chill.
dren's children, she rocks him softly a.
way to grave to which he is followed
with blessings.
God forbid that we should not call it
beautiful, but not the most beautiful.
There is another life, hard, rough, and
thofny; trodden with bleeding feet and
aching br'w; the life Of which the cross
is the symbol; battle which no peace
follows this side Of the grave, which the
grave gapes to finish before the victory
is won, and-strange that it should be
so-that is the highest life Of man.
Look along the great names Of history;
there is none whose life has been other
than this.
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FOR TElE SPRING TRADI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
Supreme Court-Gcneral Term.

Hon. Judges Edmonds, ElwArds aud Morris presidiny.
Disc 6In the mater of the application 10 strike ths
Of Martin Van Hocnbt1ph from Tie roll of attorneys 1t
will be RENE mbered that motion made BY Mr. VIM.
H. Dunn time since, before Judge DAILY Of the Com
Pleas. to strike the Of the defendant Hoven
burgh, of the roll Of attorneys for having forged cerd
oates Of dvo between several parties for other
of whom he (Hossnburgh) engaged as counsel This
subsequently before this court and this
ing the following order made:-
arp aton which were transmitted to this court By the
order Of the Hon. Chalss p DAILY OF the Court OF Com
Pleas for tho city and county of New York. 1t Ia
dsrsd that the Of Martin Van DO strck
en- from the roll Of attorneys.
And Is further dered that the said papers and
Wits be deve ed to this District Attorney for further
ton by the Grand Jury OF the city and county OF New
Yorf against the said Martin Van Hovenburgh. aud
drew Eilard, (his clerk in said papers mentiousi
Jonas Fd,vingon The Nco FORK and Harlem Railroad
Compony--This case, which tried before single
Juoge for da images susaiu cd by the plaintiff
sequence Of his house bsiog set Are by sparks
engine of Of the defendants trains of railway
The jury found for the defendants. The case
now on appeal General Sandfs I'd WAS heard for the
company, and contended that the jury, upon full
animation Of all the facts Of the found that there
negligence carelessness the part Of this
psny The question Of negligence s for the Jury and the
burden Of the proof upon the plaintiff and he submit
ted that the defendants not abs Il the are
proceeded from the engite. Mr. McxAhon heard for
plaintiff The court affirmed the verdict Of the jury in
the court below. -
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Civ IntelIi1enDe.

Run Ovrm nv SrAGE--A boy named James Gleason
by one of the Amity street stages, near
Thompson street, Thursday night about So O'Clock, and
severely injured He with other boys amusing himself
home $50 Sullivan street The captain OF the Fifteenth
district police says blame attached to tho driver.
MARROW EscArE.-A shert time ,ince, while some
workmsn were hanging large sgnbosrd at sook Broad
heavy board to the m mnent danger Of the passers
The sign was about eighteen feet long and over two feet
woe ana ie rom sne second s1ory An oa mss
the edge OF the board knocking his hat off, II WAS for
him miraculous escape. In performing such work 81
this IN great thoroughsre Broadway any neglect
on the part OF those engaged should be made criminal
offence. With the hanging Of sgnboari raising heavy
stonss FOR buildings and throwing down tho bricks
old ones, . man jsopardsss hs lts In YAK from ia,
HAt.sy n Vaioa sQgaes,
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Court OF General Sessions.


nEo 9.-AssouN and Battery -Adam Appal and his
wife johanna placed at the bar to receive the sen
ago Of committing an assault and Battery on the persan
slehael A0l9HeS 6N itaSf b6T the vst bad
and accordingly sentenced them Adam to years
imprisonment in the penitentary, and mis- Es johanna
to three months imprisonment in the City prison. AMI
eas iued 800.
G,ud Larceny William BATHS convicted OF stealing
trunk containing lot of sesondh and clothing
valued at sze5, from a German n.u,ed Alto 0rtt =
resident Of Savannah Ga was sentenced to twoyears
Sealing Jaoery Two yourg were then placed at
the bar charged with .tealng lot Of ewelry valued at
Sl00 from Madeline Sger and after snort trial. found
guilty and were sentenced to four years and ten months
imprisonment in the State prison.
ls pclding-Ps Boyle, pleading guilty to steal
ing pocke. book containing 500 from xr. Hs field,
from the evidence OF whom appeared that he picked the
wallet out of his pocket was sentenced to four and
ton months imprisonment In the State prison. The pri
is native Of Michigan, and looked very like hard
care
Grand Larceny.-A young man named Charles Cole was
then placed at the BAR charged with stealing 500 bank
bs and gold coin from Mrs Smith then residing the
of Howard and Mercer streets 1t appeared from
the evidence that portion of the stolen propsrt "a
marked % BILL found In his possession without his
being able 10 account for it, The jury in this casare
tired to u cir room at Ave O'Clock NJ and up to late
hour last evening they had not agreed upon verdc.
TOHFEITURE OF THE BAIL OF THE ELEVENTH WARD
RIOTERS ON THEIR NON APPEARANCE FOR SEN
TENCE.
who pleaded guilty last term Of assault and bat
terry and notice having been given them OF the intention
OIL tne court 10 pronounce Judgment upon the and they
rot being the Court ordered forfeiture of all the
recognzances Therefore the following persons bail has
been forfeited to the unit of 81 900 each king in all
the total sum for the good of the city, OF SS
Henry. Francis Kane Andrew hughes, Mathew Doughsr
ty, John Michigan, Daniel Kenny, Patrick Eughsr John
Bugber, James Bugher, VIM Lowery, Patrick MuholAnd,
Mathew Henry, James Campbell, and Henry Hughes
ACQUITTED.
Malicious Mschief- German named Frederick Essler
acquitted of the above charge in having cut and
scraped number OF piano lids and other bod urs
ture, the property OF Richard Thorn.
Grand Larceny Three women, named Mary Ann Clan
cey Mary Short and Eliza Clements charged with steal
irg chest belonging to Otto Ostt, containing lot of
clothing valued ~ $685. acquit cd for Of proof
appeared that they got the stolen articles found in
their ssession rsm the real thief BAtts who
fenced TO the State prison conviction o. the offence
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b6IOio HOB Judge ingrAnem ana jury.
DEo g. Fred A. Pde,1on rs ne Moyor d. Of Neo Fork
The plaintiff in this for work and labor done
at the request Of the agents Of the defendants In the
years 1850 81 appears that few years tinoe the
Common Council advertised for specifications for re-
building Washington market. The plaintiff accordingly
prepared plans and drawings they aoseped by the
Council Contracts for the building Of the market were
subsequently sent In. the lowest being $3.50 600 An in
junction wss however granted by the Supreme Court to
restrain the corporation contractor from
and the plaintiff now claims compensation for hi, labor
Which he estimates M 1887 30 with interest," being ct the
rate OF two and half per cent upon the Of the
contract The defendants deny that they employed the
plaintiff and contend that the claimed Is exorbi
tant charge for the work done The Corporation
moved to dsmiss the three grounds-6rst that
under the charter Of 1880 the Common Council and ia
committees were prohibited from doing asy executive
busness second that expense could be incurred By
the corporation. uness an appropriation previously
made for it, third that under the charter OF 1874? all
contracts must be the appropriate hsaa Of
Department. The jury granted tina otoa AaI GA taoss
g-oaaA dismissed the sompIa.al,
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Theatrical and Musical,

At the BowEsY THEATRE. Monday evening, Mr. Charles
when he plays in his own piece, sole Bull" 1.-THE vii
low Copss also to be repeated, with B. Scott Is
Luke Fielding.
mence short engagement at the Broadway on Monday
evening next when he plays two Of his best characters
His acting and singing are generally admired.
MIS- RoBERrsoN having recovered from her recent se-
ipdisposton will resume her part Laura st Lsrer
in The Fox Hunt" at Burton's theatre, Monday
evening. new farce, in which Burton appears will
conclude the entertainment.
rHR OPERA Of "The Prophet y Ia announced for Monday
evening" 1T Nibo's Garden The whols OF Ahe popular
tro as well Is excellent corps de ballet appear in this
opera.
NATIONAL TrrRArRR On Monday afternoon the new
.Hot Corn" drama is to be played in tbs evening,
"U1els Toms Cabin" In the cast Of these play. the
Howard and Mrs. Prior, will appear.
WAILACx's THEArRR.-On Monday evening now come
dy Is to 10 played Is called 1.-THE Game Of Life and
all the prominent members company have parts In
IT, The after piece is For suns's Frolcs wi Mr. L. s.
Thompson a. Robin Roushhead Seats may be scared
in the morning.
called Hot Corn, to be presented In the evening
the attraction Is Mr. Conways version Of Uncle Toms
Cabin" All the natural curiosities are to be
usual.
JULIEN gives one of his popular concerts at Metropolitan
Hall on Monday evening The 'Cossack Polka" the
american Quadrille" and other avorite features, ap
pear on the programme.
CsRsrY's hISrRMs-Plenty of novelties are an
nounced for this week. Remember thai Chrstys Ia 1T
472 Broadway.
WOoD's MNsrRMs This company are always getting
up something Look at their programme for Mon
day. and you will b satisfied Of the truth II assertion
BUcxIHY's MrsrRM's, $50 Broadway, Will bring out
Monday new burlesque on Julens concerts including
An aria by prind donna, and the american Quad
rifle" Plenty Of fun, We have no doubt.
THH Sunday evening, Banvard's soripural georama
jerusalem and the Holy Land will be exhibited at the
usual place in Broadway. The admirers Of Scriptura
geography will do well to attend
BIz viii give his exhibitions at Stuyvesant Institute
during the whole Of this week. and Wednesday and ga
turday afternoons.
PMHAM's SKvM MILF MIRROR Is still exhibition at 663
Broadway The Northern portion Of our territory Is we'll
depicted In this work.
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TARGET Excursanns.

The Continental Guard Captain King belonging 10 ~
Continental Order of Good Fellows, made their Axsa
annual target excursion to Hobeken Thursday Ast
accompanied by eds Brass Band They dinner q
Pollocks and were merry the good things believe
them The FIRST prize, gold watch, by ChAxlss
Anderson, Eq second prize, gold pencil by ChAxlsa
lesverrood, hq third prize, gold ocket by Mr.. H.
wo, d. and the fourth prizs rich diamond pin, -
Peter Fsunce Esq Many other valuable prizes d..
tributed The company presented fine appseranaat
and marched we'll They may be set down one Of ~
crack companies OF The city.
The Brewster Leonard Guard, commanded by Captaka
John Petro ma ie their first target excurstun q
Yonkers on Thursday last They accom- panisd b.
eons s.aAs 58ApasA e hfAsss aud t6sy pa::S
In good ttyle.
Sas5a s Ss ths!i last There were v
valuable prizes distributed synorg the company Sha1
toms Brass Band in attendance and all of the so.
papy enjoyed themselves much. f@
The Bsrryn and Storms Guard, numbering 6ftY.
three men, wi muskets compos ed Of the employees a
the leland City Foundry, passed the HERALD offcs
Thursday evening" upon returning from their first tArg
excursion at HobOhen Thirty four prizes awarded b
the crack shots The company and invited guests par
took Of tipner provided by Mr. D. Pollock Of 40 boksa
and addressed by Peter Schenck. Esq Captain
lock, and Mr. James W. Colyer. They had good tinas
oiit.
The York State Guard, commanded BY Captain Joha
H. Ward, made their FIRST apnusl target excursioa -
Hobokep In the early part of last week The oompaT
took elmer At David Polocks and had happy fsAse-
They number forty six muskets aud fine body a
men, Tho carried with them several rich prtsss,
ard brought homo with them well riddlsi target.
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From the Plains.
Correspondence OF the st Louis Repu blcsn

Correspondence Of the st Louis Republican
FORT LARAMIE November l6 1858.
The mail arrived last night about nine O'Clock and
have now but very few moments to drop you few lines
ago. by it We learn the distressing and painful ne
gence that Lieut. John Gunuison Of the
Engineers and his party of seven men while In camp be-
de Lake sevier about ninety miles south Of Salt Lake
City we're Cred upon that day about aylght BY party
o. Utah Indians (this tribe now being terms Of host
news in the city.
die route for the Pacific railroad and was with
the survey Of the Great Salt Lake and Basin accom-
shsd ardvous duties under the most trying vcssitudss
From IN intimate acquaintance with him eviousy, and
close while on that surrey always found him
to be gentleman of ripe attsnmsnts great moral worth
and pey and universally beloved and respected BY ct
dilke to make premature mention Of this calamity on
an interesting family but fear that tS.rs Is ts sors
correct
their loss In the with the Pawnses and other
tribes viz seventeen Cheyennes, five Arrapahoes two
They are now in tsars and and have sent out
against the Pawnees large war party Of their tribe and
The Arrapahoes recently went on theving expedition
against the Utahs and found large village encamped
Little Stake river beyond the Mlddle Fork" and Platte
of Green liver They DISCOVERIES the village in the day
tme and as soon % everything quiet In the village
night they commenced collecting the horses and bZ
Ga! isa. 1s ssi = .ss1r IT,
helpless. snd close behind the Isr.,. r,nrn
tain, with four hundred head OF horses This ia very
great and rather puts their Cheyenne and Sioux
friends in good spirits
The difficulties between the Mormon psop!e and the
Green river traders have net yet been fully informed
of, and do not wish to make partial statement
met Mr.. James Brdger on his way down ans suppose
ashs feels himself seriously sggrsvsd and injured he win
make such facts be is in possession of public 1t IL
quite certain that company of ordered out from
tbs valley took several prisoners who cen ned to
hard bo In chains, In the valley shot one man, drove
of number Of cattle and into the valley took pos
session of Brdgers fort and scs and taxed person
GOO in lieu OF taking him prisoner. Taess facts
have from Mormon, and learn that they were done on
account OF undry misdemeanors and violation of the
right of ferry privileges the Green do not pre-
tend judge OF the matter and do not wish to
the mind Of but let the facts DO properly or OH
cally placed before the public.
very &c erous combat took place time sncs
at Bridgers fort Two ceos disagresng about
the of cooking certain meats, from and
abusive language came to blows when Of them drew
his pistol and shot the other in the breast dst below the
heart The latter FELL then arising drew his butcher
knife and stabbed his opponent three times through the
heart when both fell aim ost beside each other
and died. This rather singular mode Of ter ninatny
tfipg difficulty but 1t Ia the short ou. method 10 vogue
in this the TAR West.
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Tx LIQUOR LAW IN MIcHrGAN.--This Law teek
effect this morning. and believe that nearly OF Qu
all the grog shops In the city have closed their dss
and those who have not done suppose viii shortly -
ceive visit from Official Of the famous Carson Leg
Some OF the saloons and casinos after being closed Wo
hung In black mourning for the loss Of their ooespa
that the lay shall b. obsysd stil suppose The sDs1
Pig Will b discovered in moro guisss thsa one. ~
learn that Operations In this line, have alrsady 49,
msncsd and that . lot OF several brands Of "plD -
rye" was received yesterday, from Ohio 1t one a -
warehouses, which was branded vinegar On olc0 ~
vestigation Of the subject the crittsr found g-
y snsconsed In the innocent vinegar barrsk. II " -.
hAps eless to say that he will b properly ase eee
f-Ddvox TytJstw Dec a.
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Law Intelligence.

SUPREME COURT UNITED states, Dec 6-PursaAae
to law, the court met THIS morning at the Capitol
Present-The Honorable Roger Taney Chief Justiass
the Honorahles John Mcssn. Jsmes Wayne, John Ca
trop Samuel Nelson, Robert Grier, Benz amin r. Caxt
and John Campbell Associate Justices
On motion Of Mr. Reverdy johnson, Hop. Caleb CUISINES
admitted attorney and counsellor Of this court
mmssion from the President of the United StA119
appointing Mr. Cushing Attorney General was read q
open court and ordered to be recorded.
commission from The President Of the United StaAea
appointing Jonah Hoover, ESQ., Marshal of the Unies4
States for the District OF Columbia, read In opsa
court and orc cred TO be recorded.
The Chief Justice announced TO the bar that the ooaa
would commence the call Of the docket to morrow, a.g
the seth rule -
The court adjourned until to at ii O'clock l. n.
Dec. John Perkins, Jr Esq OF Louisiana, ana Z.
s Wilson, Eco, OF Iowa, were admitted attorneys 81
councillors Of this court.
Nos and The United States, appellants, w Themr
H. Paer and San uel Davenports heirs Tha axuu.
ment Of these cases was commenced By Mr.. Att0nav
eral Gushing for the appellants and continued by a
Baldwin for tho appellees.
AdinHrnAd
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FOBT NoTNTosH, Texas, Nov. 16, 1858.
Eight companies OF the 9Th regiment OF infantry ar
rived here yesterday from the interior Of the State
Among the officers are Col. Loomis, COL Waite, Col
Rugges, Major Russell, Major Fowler Capt Lynde Capt
Rebnson, Capt. Dent, Lieut. Myers, Lieut.. Lean and
Lieut.. Bsnkhsad. The regiment was two months on
the march to this point. and when the troops came in
they did not look much like Uncle Sans clean regulars
Two Of the LIST infantry left two weeks since
for Fort Duncan. Officers: Capt Wallace, Lieut.. Green,
and Lieut.. Wood.
Two companies OF the Sd artillery passed up ten days
SINCE on their way to take post ut Fort Duncan.
General Smith, accompanied BY Major Deaasld, Major
Chapman aud Capt Gibbs, leave to morrow for Eagle
Pass,