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SENSIBLE TALK.

Tie Savannah Norviog N5tcs neutral paper
makes the annexed sensible comments upon the
war in New York, ont of which the wings are try
lug to make something
Nr Brooks, one OF the editors of the New York
FrJror>. IA his letters from Washington exulfs
much over the defeat OF the Ua5oa and regards
that and 'he signs of democratic ds4hection in the
Senate with lively satisfaction. The Cypress has
hacn Tor some time past terribly a"onised at the
apa by at the south IN not nanlesling more cor
dial sympathy with tlc New York llards, on the
ground that te administration was iayoring the free
socIS 81 the Nurh How does the editor who
cans tla-,lcIrat OF the Ioi00 rs n Hard Shell tn
unIIf over the administration and lis organ, eX-
plain The vote Of tie abUltIOnsts and free soilers
WHO inGcd with the wh:gs, aad disalected demo
,1ais accomplish that result. Mr. Tucker of the
.N,,tHi - called Hard. Is ituot strange if Hard
Sn, is only another maine for anti-iIee soilcr that
Wm H. seward. and the other aboitioniSts and
lre--soers in the Senate should have voted for Mr.
Tucker TOR tie office Of printer, in preference to ss-
tanning the administration who is charged with IA
voJIng theirow party
Ne al'udr to tins matter merely 70 show the utter
abe uttv Of The pretensions of those politicians at
rac NorlI, democrats and wings who profess to be
sc,ua'rd by newborn zeal for the rights OF the
N"ri., ,"d who are endeavoring TO open up afresh,
ih' exciting question o.! Slavery. That there has
tr"n >rhsIn effected in the democratic ranks is
N".F ~ inrent but we do not believe that the ques
u"n 90. 80" ,uatl'v of the compromise has any more
'" $50 N'h H. than the question of the Greek Church
ia laH l'~L Disappointed ambition is at the bottom
al ~" uHu'u.ty. which has been u1used into i'm
norauce 10y ,h- .ard aud ,rfor,T ,ybicb i bos ra-
lYed from Influence without The ,sl of the nartv
EoT having control o! the royer,rnart and ;te MOI,
ronayc. Had Bennct of the New vi. I'LL
obtTned hs Mission 10 France and had other asni33
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The De Witt, Clinton was tosted up 10 the fats
of the Wslisbcut. where she lies tlnliarmed but
high and dry. 1t Is thought that she will float Off
next tide.
THE CALIFORNIAN CLIPPER WIiIRLwIND.
This vessel was moored at the balance dock, up
on this side of the river and being let loose she
was taken up the East river by the same strong
wind which swept on the White Squall The
Whirlwind arrived upon the BROOKLYN shore about
half past four o'clock, and landed in the Walabout
bay, where she also lies safe near the De Witt
Clinton.
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Regular Cincinnati aud Nashville Packet

rVNHE splendid passenger steamer SEX !,
i PRESS" Capt. y. ;. SCUDDEE, will = H-n
commence running in the above trade and
make regular trips there during the season.
The Express leaves here this day at p NJ for Cncn-
natl and all business entrusted to the of Capt Scud
der shall receive prompt attention For freight passage
apply to A. HAMILTON,
ian2 Agent.
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A WARNING.
H. II. II. vi
ian.1-lm d&w.

Delay not; harbor not in your mind that sentence OF
fools philosophy that disSrss will get well of ITSELF
that YOU il with certain medicines for few dollars
Beware how you tamper with your general welfare.
Ye wild and vicious youths why will We persist in dosing
with the filthy nau.e1tg Is daily proaered, there
by mpairng your appetite and digestion and destroying
you mentally well physically, when you can be cured
with few doses Of pleasant medicines?
Ye rakes of every age and condition. why will We suffer
and repne and drag miserable existence untitled for
the enjoyDent and even ordinary pursuits of Tfes You
who are annoyed and wish be restored health and
yigor by treatment at pleasant and efeetua should
consult Dr. NORRIS His in chronic diseases has
been greater than that of any other physician of his day
Many who have been for years afflicted with disease
sequences resulting from excess have been restored to
health and vgor under his really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be Objectionable state your
disease in wrttng-encose i've dOlars-address DIR. W.
Ii. MORRIS, through the POst0fice Nashville Tenn. and
package of medicines securely put up, will be sent pr
vaely and with Dispatch full directions Herewith and
questions asked
Persons living distances ana afflicted with ScrotalS
oil UlcerS 75er Ca"cers Pies, Fistula Ia ARo GraJe
Structures GLests any disease whatever of aggrava
ted malignant charter be cured at home BY consult
ing DR.. MORRIS, by letter. post paid enclosing fes
Medicines pleasant and safe, be sent per mail ID any
part of the United States.
Particular attention given to the treatment of female
plants. Ladies who may be afflicted with Irregularities
Flour AU9s or tFhleS PsolGDsas Uszi E,slli-r %
the Uo7n would do well to lay aside all false decacy
aud promptly consult the DIR. CURES WARRANTED
Office Mutual Projection Insurance Office Cedar St
Post Office. Room, No. IA, up stairs. move. II.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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Reprinted from the ne'0ly discoreed copy Of the FbSo
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With history of the Stage to the time introduction
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To which added, GlOssariaI and other Notes. the
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perial svo. Cloth.
Altogether the most correct and therefore the most vain
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This edition Of Shakespeare will ultimately supercede
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mtrcsdE 4iuertiser
This edition. LATER must drive all Others from
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W.T.. b. Il co. have also just received
FIELDS CITY ARCHITECTURE l vol Plates.
PROFESSOR SILLINANS VISIT TO EUROPE, in
1s5l. New edition.
COOPERS NAVAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES. New edition.
BILLIARDS SIX MONTHS IN ITALY. vols
PERUVIAN ANTIQUITIES. Edited BY DR.. Hanks.
HYPATRA; or, NKw FoEs WITH An OBJ FAcE By the
author Of "Alton Locke"
SIX YEARS IN INDIA; or Life 10 the Mission, the
Camp and the Zermans By Mrs Colin Mackenzie
Mr. RUTHERFORD'S CHILDREN. By the author Of
the Wide, wide World.
ANECDOTES OF PAINTERS, EyGRAyERS. SOUP.
TORS and Architects. BY Or Thomas
SKETCHES OF SCULPTURE ANDSCULPTORS. Rv
Mrs. Lea, author of Three Experiments of Living
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NOR RENT.-A COMFORTABLE DIV Z


A BRICK DWELLING with 6 or rooms, No ga
corner of Church and McIenore Streets Two or three
small houses be erected the Lot fronting on McLe
street. that will rent from 80 to 5000 each bar
gain will be given in the above valuable property Make
early application at No as Cherry St, 10
oct2S X w BROWN Real Estate Agant
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\. RHODES, I. HAGEN, ". R, CAsoS
Late of Tenn. Lated Nashville, Late of Columbus
RHODES, HAGEN 81 CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

y RHODES, t. HAGEN, W.. R. cAsoS,
Late of Tenn Lateof Nashville, Late of Columbia.
RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
10. 81 Sycamore Street. East side, hloac Second,
CiECYNNATT
Will give special attention to Forwarding Goods Pro-
duce also to the purchase and sale of all kinds Of Pro
duce and articles of CINCINNATI and PirrsRuRG Maniac
lures.
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
JAMES C0LIINS& co, Pittsburg, Forwarding Agents.
ian4-d W W I'm.
nISSOLUTION.-fHECO
i heretofore existing under the and style OF
LANDE EISBACH 4 co. was this day dissolved BY mu-
tual consent by the withdrawal ofM Elsbach. The bust
will he continued future by the remaining parners,
under the style of LANDE EISBACH, who will lqudae
all liabilities Of the old firm. A. LANDE,
NJ EISBACH,
Nashville Jan t. 1854 d. El4SBACH.
p S-AlI persons indebted the late firm request
ed to call and make immediat payment TO
LANDE L ELSBACH, Nos. As and 80 Market st.
TARD.-THANKFUL no MY FRIENDS
and the public for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed the late firm, respectfully solicit the for
my successors in business.
jana NJ ELSBACH.
NNTE RESPECTFULLY inform friends and the
w public that we have hand large and well
assorted stock of Fur SILK and Soft Hats; Mems and Boys
Cashmere Hats; Cmldrens Fancy Hats and Caps; Mems
and Bows Cloth Flush and Fur Caps every description
unsurpassed in good quality style and lowness ofprce
which they offer at wholesale and retail ,,
jana LANDE ELSBACh,
Hat and Cap Mandatory, No As, Market st.
TALL AND WINTER GOODS.-LANDE d
i EISBACII, No. 81, Market street. have received
within the last week large and well assorted stock of ee
CANT Ready Made Clothing of the best material haper
who DESTROYS of procuring fashionable garments
can be suited
Customers and strangers visiting the city, respectful
" invited TO call and examine their stock before they buy
elsewhere We convinced that sell lower than
any other house in the city, either wholesale retail
JAM
LSO.-Received this week a large lot of 4T-a~ts
Z n Cuirts, StJC'ks, ETC, Tor sale low at
ian4 LANDE & EISBACHS
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s- At the verandah Hotel, kept by Mrs. E

to At the Verandah Hotel, kept by Mrs. En-
xoSDsoS and her sonnaw Mr.. BACHUs thsre is gentle
from Scott County, KY who for teslns months suffer
ed greatly from chronic disease of the stomach and bowels
which could not be removed by the most aPored practice
respected and continued it for the Doctors safe.
He had paid his Doctors Bill without any calculation of
making another, thinking it Ofno use and
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened pass that way, and advised him different
of treatment which has this recommendation, that
in fUs s0eeks time it has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he out of this spell of sick
strong advocate of DIR. ArnOld's Union Pills!
Becsuse they the principal remedy used in the treat
ment his case and to their efficacy he principally in
debted for his recovery Should not such be publish
eds If persons opposed to their publication
anybody tell us the reason Why
The gentleman above referred to is ELIAS SroSg both
er of JoHS STONE, the clerk at the YERASDAu.
Nashville, Oct l9-tf.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY NORRIS & STRA TTON.
VITEwill sell in front OF store, Monday morning
w next the 9th January, 1854, for cash, the fol-
lowing articles
40 hhds Prime Sugar, new crop;
40 bbls " MOlasses, do.
100 bags Rio Coffee; 30 boxes Raisins;
"a "Laguyra do; 10 bags Pepper;
10 " Spice; 80 casks Soda;
loo kegs Nails assorted: so bbls Ohio Whisky;
80 barrels Pixies Whisky;
20 4" Brandy and Gin,
% boxes Tobacco, various brands;
100 boxes Cheese.
Together with Indigo, Madder, Backing, Wrapping Pa
per. &c.
Jana MORRIS 6STRATTON
As CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST-WE
1 \ have reduced the prices OF Candy as follows:
Stick Candy. IL cents per Id BY the box.
Fine Candy ...-......l5 do do do;
Supior Common Kiss. Is do do do;
Superior Fancy Hiss. 20 do do do;
Light Bread "A lOaves for one dollar.
And would respectfully inform city and country merchants
who make their purchases in this market of COnectonares
and Fancy articles would do well to call and before
purchasing elsewhere. COMPTON HOPPER.
jan5.-d&w-tf No. 81 Broadway.
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NASHVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND CINCIN-
Natl PACKET

NATI PACKET
"BEDF o r d. j. n. CoRBETr, Master
THIS new and swift light draught steam yfaz.@ a
i will regularly between the above &sEytyi1aFS1
ctes-leaving Nashville each alternate Sat-ssS -
urday at p NJ and Cincinnati each alternate SUNDAY at
10 O'Clock A. NJ
Captain CoRBETT will give prompt and careful attention
to any and all busne entrusted TO his
respectfully solicit from liberal public due proper
ton of the business between the cities and promise they
shall not be disappointed \ l.. DAVIS,
jana Agent, U. ). Mail Packet Office.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-THE IN
I DERSlGNED having associated with him Mr. K I.
KIRKPATRICK, in the Fancy Retail Dry Goods Business
will continue the business at the old stand No IS Col
lege street. under the style and firm sf K McNAIRY
4 Co. jan1 G. McNAIRf.
TJNHE UNDERSIGNED INTEND ~ kEEP
larger and varied stock of goods than be-
fore and confidently look to their former friends for sup
port in their enterprise The public notified that
great bargains be had in the old stock we deter
mined to close much Of 1t possible before the re-
ceipt of new Goods. janl RCMcNAIRY d co.
DAY NOTICE,-THE UNDERSIGNED EAR
NEST ~ soloits all of his friends make prompt set
Elements for all old balances ianl re McNAIRY.
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A CARD.-J. w. DODGE WOULD RE
N SPECTFULLY announce 10 the citizens of Nashville
thavng nearly completed his present engagements and
being with his family delayed by the low stage of water
Packet te ST, Louis he will remain to execute few
more Miniature Portraits, it immediate application be
made.
Studio the Music Store of b. WEST, Union st.
dec27-H.
CURATOR'S NOTICE.
LII persons having claims against, indebted to the
IA Estate of the late RICHARD CROCKETT, of New
leans deceased will please hand them in to the under
signed as early practicable for settlement.
. JAMES HENDERSON, Curator,
Firm of Eaton Henderson,
Is New leyee and 16 Tehopouas, ST. New Orleans
GE0kGE CROCKETT, Esq Nashville,
Agent for the Heirs and the Curator.
Nashville, December 81, ls5S-lwd.
BORT WINE-20 BARRELS PORT WINE,
i received by NCREA d TERRASS,
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)ISSOHTION

Il b., mutual c0Sent : . t M day disstVea
UNION, Jr
ANING purc,sed of RNixon Iis,,ere,t in The If.
urn, %llfe1iier edtnue the lI,ne,s nnsr r.
-S-A JOH NIXON Jr
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STEAM PRINTING.

-,
s|S!|s|s,s
80 -
NASHVILLE UNION e AMERICAN
8ook anb gob 4rmting
ESTABLISHMENT.
NOS. 9 AND II DEADERiCK STREET,
WHERE the citizens of Nashville in want of any descrp
ton OF plain fancy job printing respectfully invited
to cali and leave their ORDERS the work will be executed
in superior style and at the lowest prices
The facilities afforded by splendid steam apparatus
applied to Hoes Cylinder and Adams presses enables
the proprieors TO every kind of printing with the
utmost despatch from the largest Poster the small
est visiting card
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
NOV OPEN every night for short season. Baynes Gel
~ ebrated Series OF Gigantic PanOramas emitted
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views of Boston, its Harbor Hail.
FAX the Atlantic river Mersey, Liverpool the Crystal
Palace OF the Worlds FAIR Westminster Abbey LONDON
from the Thames passing under the Bridges and ending
with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel brilliantly
Illuminated and both banksothe beautiful RIVER RHINE
The hall is comfortably seated with entirely new
out Inconvenience.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
8 oclock.
Admission 50 cents-Chdren under u years of age IS
cents
Doors open at G, Panorama commences moving at O.
clock precisely. dec2S-dh
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jon NIXON. ]
CEAP FOR CAsI

WILL sell nes every thing in nv a. .Lo,,,
Her ret Ir %f ~ per eenr cheaper han ormerly
leading articles o" L'ne price lew
Slck en- le per n. by the boz
Fine d5e do d.
S S lSc do do;
Rsaa "a &c 90 do;
jams ro,,r 49,,
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& co. PRANK NJ.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THOMPSON 4 co. fRANk VI. JOHNSON.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
WE have associated with in business Mr.. FRANK
w NJ. JOHNSON. The style of the firm will be the
same as heretofore. THOMPSON co.
NEW SILKS.-WE HAVE JUST RECEIV-
~ EDalotof new plain plaid and brocade Silks which
with stock make complete selection of goods
for this season of the year,
Thankful for past fvors, the firm hopes for conn-
uance ofthe confidence of their customers.
ian4 THOMPSON co.
NOR RENT.-A COMFORTABL DIV ELL
IL ING house with eight or ten rooms, and a gar
den of six acres with fine fruit trees, good stable
and carriage house. and within ten minutes walk of the
Square, known the kezer property.
Applyto s p ALLISON,
jana No. 81 Cherry street.
DOOls FOR RENT.-THE LARGE ROOMS on
IL the 20 and Sd floors of the "Eichbaum House." on
College street. with the cellar each hundred and eighty
feet long, well lighted for rent, enquire at
dec3i McCLELLAND'S No 90 Public Square
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Testimony i'm Favor of DIR. M'Lahe's Liver
Pils.-lt would be easy TO fin volume with certificates
Of the excellence of this medicine. Wherever it has had
trial. it has made itself popular We baven possession
hundreds of orders like the following:
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! STANDARD WORKS ELEGANTLY BOUND
THE DRAMATIC WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKE
SPEARE; With a Life of the Poet, and notes, Origna
| and selected. Eight vols, with sta Ell engravings-
TON saoonu-p roETIoah wounS; Complete in j vUI.
| illustrated with ten fine engrs yings.
BYRONS COMPLETE WORKS; An ele giant edition, witt
! fine illustrations.
| NORRIS POETICAL WORKS. The Works of George
p. Morris-one vol. Elegant edition.
| MONTGOMERY'S WORKS POetical Works of James
! Montgomery, collected BY himself in large vol
GOLDSMITHS MISCELLANEOUS WORKS; in four
vols.
| THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. BY Agnes Strickland
MEMOIRS OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. BY Agnes Strick-
land l VOL complete.
HAWK ON SHOOTING; new and elegant edition.
| FISH AND FISHING; new edition, in vol
| THE BRITISH FEMALE POETS With biographical and
Critical notices. By George W Bethune. Illustrated
| THE AMERICAN FEMALE POETS. Morocco gilt and
illustrations
BIBLES Tesanens and Prayer Books, elegantly ound.
JUVENILE BOOKS-Our collection is very compl e. all
"'"'H ''S' '''''''N ''- ~ 'N F.HAGAN.
dec22 Market streee.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
LEDGERS, JOURNALS, CASH AND DAY BOOKS
Invoice and Record Books Medium Deny and Cap, in fall
SETS of every style of ruling and binding some handsomely
PACED and warranted of the best paper.
STEAMBOAT BOOKS, Freight and Passage Books Cab
in Re gser Cash Books Receiving Books Wood Receipts
General Receipts Portage Books Time Books, Ledgers,
Journals and many other articles to fit out any office
LETTER FOOLSCAP AND BILL PAPER, Bills of
Ladng Railroad Receipts Check Books on the various
Banks Treasury Botng Paper Ink, Steel and Gold Pens
Faber's Pencils Sand and Sand Boxes. For sale BY
dec2S JOHN YORK co.
THIRD VOLUME. GREENLEAF on EVIDENCE, for
sale by dec2s JOHN YORK co.
SwANN'S TENNESSEE REPORTS. For sale BY
dec2s JOHN YORK Il co.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORK co. have just received variety of supe
ror Gold PENS the best and cheapest article offered
for sale in Nashville, srery Pen 'rvrGnted. dec2s
COMMERCIAL BLANKS, sc.
Blank Books all sizes;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Tennessee;
Blank Checks and Notes Union Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Planters Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank Of Nashville;
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MEDICAL MICE.
DRs. WATSON BRIGGS,

COMPREHENSIVE NICE.-HAyIEG
.hls gay SssoealeG with mo the Dry Goods Bust.
be conducted under the styIe a. arm Of H0ITISG =
"hhLhoo .ah@l x. F. BOILING
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DIR. j. s, ROSES NERVOUS AND INVI(:(
RATING, CORDIAL.

Tae Greatest Discovery in Medical Scence-This aston
ishing preparation for raising mp weak constitution de-
biated by care labor, study disease acts like charm
1t gives strength and appetite and possesses great
ting properties
For Heart Diseases, all Nervous Affections Fatuence
Heartburn Restlessness Numbness Neuralgia raising the
spirits and giving power to the whole system, is almost
miraculous in its effect 80 cents bottle.
The daily union., 1854-12-17
LATER FROM TEXAS.

b. the arrival of the steamer Perseverance at New
Orleans Galveston dates the 7th instant have been
ceived.
GOV Pease has issued his proclamation again Offering
the contract construct the Mississippi aud Pacific rail-
road The proclamation reces that the contract entered
into between the governor and Messrs Walker King and
others for the construction of the road has become null
and void by the failure OF the contractors to make the de-
pose of 100000 in gold silver evidences Of debt OF
the State of Texas other good par stocks they
required do by the of the and their
further ectes the authority given TO the governor
in of such failure, to enter into another contract
with any other company individuals for the construc-
that purpose in accordance with the provisions of the act
Of the legislature, will bereceived at the Office of the Secre
tary of State until the lst of May next
Emigran trains passing through Austin daily. The
State Times that many OF them will stop the San
Marcos and the Guadalupe
Mr. VIM Pratt arrived in Austin on the 2eth ult from
the ranging camp The State Times has the following
news furnished by him:
Captain Travis had from his without
ing discovered any Indians
David Dean a member of Captain Travis's company,
killed Mr.. Kirk messmate of his in Fredericksburg The
murder dasiardly and cold-booded He managed to
dsarm Kirk and then blew his brains out The exerton
of Captain Travis alone saved him from the incton of
summary vengeance by the men The excitement was in
tense but was happily restrained. Dean in custody,
strictly guarded by fifteen
Captain Walker, after returning from the San Saba
made reconnaissance the head of the Guadalupe He
encountered party Of ndiansklled several and recap
tured nineteen American horses The particulars Of the
engagement not given to Mr.. Pratt
Captain Henry still out He is reported have drawn
supplies for month and purposes finding Indians if pos
sble.
Colonel White was in the vicinity and the companies of
Walker Travis Henry and Rogers TO have mustered
into the United States service the 30;h Two of the
companies to be sent to Fort Clarke and two Fort
Chadbaurne
There was ice at Segun the morning Of the 27th
ultimo
large number OF negroes belonging to gentleman
from Georgia arrived AT Richmond few DAYS ago
tie in Fort Bend county.
The Tyler Telegraph brings forward the OF Gov
Pease a candidate for reelection.
The barque Weser has arrived Galveston from Bre-
men, with 30i emigrants.
The Galveston News OF the 18th reports the coldest
spell of the There had been hail rain black
frost, and cold winds within the last three days
Miss Eliza Logan arrived at Galveston, in the Charles
Morgan, the evening of the 4h and made her first APP
Eyadne.