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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

German psper has been Informed that, although Pnce
Menschkos forces numerca y superior to those OF
the allies, lie u not in sufficient strength to puruc
Offensive ryeein Ofiascs at present. being impossible
u supply the Russian armies with su provisions aud
other necessaries. Tho dill 'ulties the way Of doing
this are IN fact alnos, aud tho Russin Gem
cral is swrc oft While the Allies make their fleets the
bls. OF their operations. the Russians My depe
dint Oh the commi'ssto stationed 10 10 BiktchSora
Slbasiopol ard PerOkOp.
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STARVATION a. nllx lac srAroxs.-The inh.bit.nl

srAnyaTfos ~ fng Jl4r SrlrloSs.-Tbo inhabitants
nre leaving OF their settlements the AhSshje
River TO starvation. party arrived Ut Detroit
Tuesday night having left the Au Sable River in sn open
sail boat Tor Points Au Bargues Here Of the party
had to remain in the Light House for want Of fopd and
the rest with packs their backs walked 80 mile and
then took boat to Port Huron and thence by stage to
Detroit. The Dcttoi, A verser saws:
The people at Au 81 IL Station have been dsappon-
ted in receiving supplies. Ony there hal his
winter provisions when our informant cf and he had
fused an Oyr OF s35 fora barrel OF Hour, The boarding
house keepers had given notice that they could or ger
povd; their borders With the necessary food to
tain lie. There ut the station twelve families ard
forty-scyen boats. On Thur-day morning lat eighty.
three men started to walk by tho coast 90 Saginaw.
Some have probably been able To bear the hadshps
ofthe journey aud have Gcti'lcd on the way. One
who accompanied Mr.. thompson Game near freezing 70
death; lie lay several times On the almost torpid
aud only 10y great cIcrons that his friends could
arouse him IL fact all along tho coast Of Lake Huron
winter supplies needed. We fear may ere long
have TO record sd Of death, occa,ioned By
s,arvs ton and cold.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

FR N TIE BRITISH PEOvISCEs.-Thc following il the
latest Intelligence from the BRUSH Provinces. The East
Chronicle sIys the reciprocity bill will be passed b,
the legislature without DOUBT The Governor in speech
annuuUces With pleasure Considerable increase of revc-
nue. 4 houniui harvest has has rewarded the husband
mIr and many iIlclIi0us offered Of prosperous
condition Of the people. The New BuuswcLr or says -;
We learn with much surprise that tie @: Thu.
port has commenced svyug duties upon artic,
OF Nova Scotia produce aud Manufacture, which
have the effect Of rung the trade with that province
For Instance IS I'll duty Is charged every barrel Of
DER; l2 per cent all wooleu manufactures, and
equally oouofous charges other articles The effect
OF tns will be tOat the remaining trade with Nova Scotia
will he driven from port IL will recoected that;
fes years ago, alter the Legislature had passed the
revenue bill die covered that articles Of Nova
Scotia produce ibe taxntiOn, doubt thrOug,
DadveTicncy, and the late government subsequently
structej the allow them be admitted duty
free which has been the up the present time
The government has Issued such order and
seqlc lily the ia compelled the duty
The matter has beea brought under the notice OF several
Of the members Of our administration but il is allow
eel 10 pass with shrug of the shoulders and
the trade with Nova Scotia is completely stopped.
whale fifteen fee; long recently captured in the
Hillbyrough river, Prince Edward Island. Having go,
into shallow water he was attacked by 3 man and two
boys the ouly weapon used being manure drag, the
prongs of watch ryen into tie G6nstes head the
blow piorin' mortal Hi, vii. yield fIom 60 to
40 gallons Of oil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

Silce the commencement Of the present year, year
Vhch wi long bc remembered one OF unprecedented
disaseT Os' OF life sea- fortysx
Ofthcsc eight were ps 6ye tarques fifteen rigs
aud eighteen schOVners The total ni.Hby Of Dous on
board these vescs Is osimit,d four bund aid thirty
seven The total value O' the vessels is computed $500
gCH oad the insurance. on both vessels aud ffegh
$50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

coSaaZs grrG,ss CorErThe hill increase the .aa
sol MrmbeIs ~ Congress and Judges Of the
propose, b, W badger axes III compensation Of the
$500 for the Chief Justice and $3.50 for the
u gives to each Senator AMI sentative $l2
for twenty miles Of going
tn srsCn The ~ Mem
r. T'p at FAY and u for mile. travel senator's
aud Rt 20 for Represent tyes This
lslJ allowing 800 salary instead daily pay
mfaaG Te la proved ngiy unpopular
H. sia when the rate, Of Is suhsttued bf
passed take effect immediately apply th-
rent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

sESr oSJoseph Singleton before the
February term Of the Court Of Hastings
dy Tor violent assault James Jones Roke
18th NJ ! - month. - "
jones shot dog OF his VIM
longing to his sister who resides ia Sseions
Port Mayo Hence this attack Jones
lie received abut half
hcrd " III cuise lie s:n.eess Tor cnsider able
after the attack.
Singleton admitted To bail 10 OF
lars for his before Hastings Court bound
under the ecogrance peace in the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

TIE BABY SHOW of the county fairs in Ohio
cited much ridcue, that it supposed the thi: &
would hardly be repeated. Yet it that the staid
aud dgniicd Southerners have actually got into the
line At the annual Fair Of the Southern Agricul
tura Society, he'll! in Augusta Georgia, OIL the 7h ins:,
there baby show, at which seven bah =
iibitcd, and three premiums awarded, one being
river pitcher worth $50 the second another silver pitch
worth Sa5 and the third silver goblet worth So
TIE shoM Attracted a large number OF Spectators.
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SAvAl.-A letter in tho NV York Commercial Adve

NAFHt'-h V''c1 TO IHu NJ" OTh OOuI'HeTlIII AuVtT
User, ditel Nice Nov. 2OIb," says:
"The Unicd States steam frigitc Cumberland Captain
isSood be iIng the br pad peusnt VI Commodore ). H.
Strnghim, win the United States stcan igitc Saianac
Capt, arrived at ViliIrdnca the 5I instant from TUu
ion. Ii IL the 81 time American Of has
touched at that port aud nearly three thousand
visited the ship Sunday. The officers aud crews ~,
all well, but anxious to return to the ited States hav
Ing been absent nearly three years The ST. Louis ard
Lcyant have gone a cruise up tire Mediterranean. Tx
President irtn yan Buren, is here, aud with
OF Americans, s 10 ys tue Cumberland, by invitation
Commodore Strnghiin."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

ZTOUSG NESG EIIHIstJtN tsSDtJ ATiOy--hn adjourn.
n ed meeting for the Pnrs6Se Of Organizing Young Mems
istian will bo held III tie Lecture
Psus Church. TUESDAY evening, ~ ocoet u
ton will he subneh for adoption Those favorable this
requested TO attend. dcl--2t
wIIrrsmURsT's GRAND DAGUERRgOTYPE ENTERPRISE IL
still going ahead in Washington D. AMI Is drawing n
wishing inrretin s5r ~ worth property
worth wall not delay In sending by mall nclsug
wehuTsts GALLERY ~ Main street. Richmond giving
their address, In they will receive by mall receipt emit.
ting them fine at his Galleries
interest ~ the property decided TO trustees In Washington for
\ a I,N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

Lola Montcs has again added another flower "to the
wreath OF her adornmcnt" by attempt horseship a
Telegraph. The assault made, il is said upon the
grounds Of the appearance OF article in the said Teo
graph prejadcial of Lois good characer) The pugi-
lstic feat, however proved failure SIMPLY wrcstcd
the whip from her after the first cut. and left other
means Of revenge, but woman's most dangerous, one
| her tongue, which it is said she used freely.
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SIT. Wlst's Record.


contemporary, in Pennsylvania, is in quite GUAM
Diary rs to the political paraax of our so.cacd De-
inocratlc candidate for Governor. The litor saws
ain May, 1870 We had the honor of being Whig de
legate from CleveaEd o. where then resided to the
baltimore National Convention which rornnI,cj General
Harrison for the presidency. We heard Mr. Wi.cs scccb
athOnu'nent Square, aud very distinctly rec licCt
that he defined Wing principles Wing nsures to be-
Protective Tariff; Governmental appropriation for in
ternI improvements such a restriction Of Tn. veto now.
or that pfcsdets veto should nuilifcd h, u maor-
~ instead OF two-thTds, OF tie members Congress;
distribution Of the proceed. OF the public lands anon
the States sound national currency, aud strictly eco
n"cnl administration of the Affairs Of the oII and
State governments"
Our Pennsylvania contemporary then asks: as he
not Whg" We can only inform our cocrnpora.
ry that at prestLt, Mr. Wise Is the Democratic no.
mnee for Governor Of this Stae-that we have MOI
heard anything from him lately in behalf of "mion
Of The Whigs for The sake n The Union :" but that
in his letter accepting the nomination for Governor
he plants himself upon the principles OF his "ancicnt
faith" Whether that ancient faith consists in a.
Protective Tariff; Governmental appropriation for
internal improvements such restriction Of the vet,
power that presidents veto should be nuicd by n
majority, instead Of two>thir1s, of the members OF
Congress; Distribution Of the proceeds Of the pub
lie lands among the States" Sc.--togethcr with hi
vehement denunciatcn Of Gen. jackson, wc are MOI
yet informed.
II remains for the nominee Of the Staunton Con
venton 10 reconcile that part Of his "auccn faith
with that of the Virginia Democracy. How far ht
will succeed in doing so VIC shall be better able t.
judge by the time Mr. Wise gets through his list Of
appointments to harranguG the voters Of the Stat,
during the canvass. IN his opening speech in Rich
monh at the ratification meeting he had nothing &,
say those subjects PERHAPS hc thought il best "a
tcs,ivc them for future occasions We fad from q
Norfolk paper that Mr.. Wise will canvass the STATE as
follows:
"N,riOh, Janriry 81, pottsm'1fh. 4l; Isle Of wight,
Ct, Petersburg, 9h: iIilt6E l3H; Bedford. lItu,
Lynchbuff gar; Charlottesville. 2Ith, Cupoppcr, 2J,A,
F,upir SIS; A'c1a.Grt, February 80, freJ.rIrsbur
~, Caroline 10th; Escs, lih, kug William, l1M.
Hanover, ig;h.'
Ncrve hin.tlc benefit Of publication in oar
columns Of the above appointments, aUl shall expect
~ b. ~ from him exposition vi his fsr,rF -
reconciliation Of his ancient wi,l, ms md .Hi pYu
cd rh, aud declaration or hiS pc, toa 900 more !,
o questions, such as tho Iluu.cr L.ui o.. , as.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

sPlRRSG Richard Appsby Mayor 90
yesterday charged With beating wm J. Ford with
head, o.
ford bs brother aud Mr. HI grocery store of
William hurkr at the htA Of the basin, Monday Xix
and the accused commenced Por observing
fair likely TO serious
sired She parties TO dess Al this time Appebys
sdcraby he cooy street n brick
Ford he q
the head. lie had the
His Honor hin to keen
the for twelve nlhs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

The whole number of psupcrs in this United States,
support in whole in part by public funds, within the
" ending June 1858, 1922, The whole mum;
Der paupers June 1885, 5Us23, aud the total
Lnnu u Ypense was 81. 95i SOD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

M anil uM ne adrics anil consent ri he Senate
James - BSn Missouri minister of the United
States in the rrpuhlc OF New Granada
John Pcisi ~ 10 br
Tor the port Of san Juan del Sur In Nicaragua.
George Nrun Of Oho 10 be United State, for
the port Of Valparaiso. In Chile.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening the 18th ins.ar at the Second Bap
Church, J. Taylor, Dr. JOHN BROWN Char
Iott- Mics ELIZA p daughter OF JOS T. Price, Esq of ano
" county.
Hail. county, the 18th
Rev lgby Dr. JOHN Il. ANDERSON, Miss BEIlIE H.
PRNDLErUS-aIl Of Louisa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

Tux CoUsrERrEIrsRs- The case Of the three ohm
=. Minch"s or, WIN. q. Humphrey aud John Whitman
the two former charged with passing counterfeit money
the latter with having counterfeit bills in his possession
were continued by the Mayor vester sy until
TO enable the parties to have their Witnessed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

Prsrors DRIyISG.-Thc jaime. shs-
to Richard Darcit aud Joshua Tacy charged with
hitting their TO be divea than
bridge MoHdav
| I'll to-day, in the absence Of Witnesses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

uDY no tNOEH-wc have this dly received per steamer
rgc invoice Of SUPERIOR COrHsJ, whhh h.,
been ;en, purchased At very Low pfes ash and which
odcr at n small advance IN cost.
under such favorable circumstances
great decine sell Low than those bpug
the Session, and Offering ieif ggii. Cali
Jl Vain street. and viii BE- convinced ~ the abyc fsct.
deis KyHS. BALDWIN co
funI at No 25Chidr-n, Psncy p.t.f. eysry
~ erpton 10. worn 10th 81 Cloth AMI MHoo, shsh will
gtJr well and iyJk nice for Dress.
del0 ID. u. PRiIKLIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

Julius brought before the Mayor
erday upon ehargs Of using inoent and sbuvs
AisPh iergh The amsant OF the oTeEce being asesained
sssrd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

PIcurISG.-DenDs O'fsn
erdaS charged with asauns AMI beating VIM Scott Mon
day evening.
Bob parties arc h'nl, board schooner lying
dcs and bling ifcrSl to dollar by their
they went on which term
noses Bill Scott entrusted with
between tue four Finding thI; Oh len pi kcd shilling
re dPeh in front o. Room Main Street he logged him
bee insr he refused I hand " over
Drnnis acknowledge that h
ths hands Of ill and hi,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

long procession Of 81 irhs orne into Rochester
Wednesday Last, ,ade win whoa taken FROM oats fro-
Zin along tho canal west Of The CITY.
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1aR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RICHMOND WIG.
rn ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Ltters cuisines, must De Addreed to the "Efdor q
fhs Fhfo." 49, ,,,
rh rule be known to sll and will
n Obituary eight
lines arc charged for advertisements.
ny will be charged the A. advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

TnlFI-M,tt James, Arthur and SAM slaves tie employ
MI IT, Dssinsbh were order thirty each 10y the
ysa day ste.g fancy Tlbicco boxes from t.
employer Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

SEEING that meeting he held of
m'n thu. day. he y bui pl designated which
scmbie,1 the Mpnu Hotel. Formerly the.
onJ as the place Of meeting, ~ O'Clock The hour.
AN OFFICER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20
nlssali.faelIon With The Ticket.

Our information from various portions of the State
is that much dissatisfaction exists among the mems
bcrs Of the Democratic party with the Wise ticket
From the accounts VIC have, and some of them come
through Democratic sources the dissatisfaction pre-
walls to greater extent cvcn than we had supposed
would be the case That there spirit oil strong
opposition to the nomination of Mr. )jise by the
Staunton Convention apparent to every one, but
that that opposition would hold out, in the event OF
his nomination, among the "loyal Democracy" we
not prepared to predict.
We had seen our Democratic friends arrayed
against each other in bitter hostility oftentimes on
previous occasions, 6etore n nomination was made
and then rally together tremendously upon the nom-
nee whoever he might be. But it seems that they
are getting tired Of that sort work They managed
to swallow the dose in the election Of JAS. h. Polk
Frank lin Pierce and Joseph johnson, but MIR Henry
A. Wise is rather too indgestibc, and not a few oil
them are not at all backward in making 1t known
that they cannot go him. The fact is that the Old
Liuc Democrats, those who have born the heat anu
burden Of the day for these many years, have had
enough Of this game Of eevatin5 neo recruif' ocer
them, and think it high time TO put stop TO it.
1t was not all mere unmcaning threats We heard
from certain quarters, previous to the nomination,
about the policy of 'settng back the boilers" We
are more inclined now to believe that those who set
that ball in motion meant what they said and intend
to stick up to it. They may not come out and array
themselves in open opposition 10 the State ticket
but, five mistake them not al the support 1t gets
from them will never amount TO much. y ticket
with but "boiter' on it they might have stood :;
but ,rien il comes 10 rio ticket 81 boilers Is loo
bad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

We have already stated that kossuth delivered great
speech At London the -, ul, in which he presented
his views upon the Ssr aud the dangers and needs
the crisis which involves Europe We make that
will show the spirit Of the speech aud exhibit the acnt
ments of kossuth:
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CO nj NJ Err CIAI.

little doing this week. prices are .I,Sou.
change We quote sIx ssk common leaf a, ,sx ~
medium grades - to good % H. Offering Til, r..
eepts OF new have been light lately We quote lar as % AZ
| and general sales Of leaf on 10 N. '"
mHsr-Prns white ATT 50. is1x. prime rcd a, q, 50
eah' sales on = months eredi, are at higher rates.
Corn-So to IS cent? per bushei.
heAi-ocuntry 20 to IS, MN price o. Ne, b,,h.,
opcn'.sIpe,ans o. Extra on ,osk. Family Iox ,onx
HESTER . WHITE. conHi..lon M,,rh,n,,
~ Tn. orrcs.s sotp,.s, Of III. var Of 1910 t.
ns s ss NEE. :; ~ v ss
w.;
~ $50. To-. " dss
81, as GaS n. 70
-s' the tenth day " VIZ ,M.aS =
iolCE OLD wINss.-ws would call p.r,,eu,r .,,.n,,..
w1. 90 Sq. ss. And extensive Old and cSoIes
ssggs!is1 Old e. s:n.le. Rum.
s Sas sfs1e S,S w 11,.S N,,,.
oosss oa Peach brandy.
The above sas Be s Dozen. of
4 S S s II:
IN" ss 81 S 3; :,@ 8; sy: and consist
Of ssSoa ass.''s under decree Of tn. Or
ds2o-dta. DICKINSON. Hill. co .,,,,
e. :is
IF the ;s. ,s,s
sAS ~ hJ adveniageou. and
..,y. .,,.'~" ~ pa" PASmsh'' dr2'-3ta-ls
EtNHME Lioo tts, Rum london Dock brandy y.rx ,,, ~
W., e "htu eleven years old. Port, sherry and No.
WIN All assortment OF Liquors SoT, fr 81. h
WINSTON 4 POWERS
GMhCNs- NDsTS-we have received n In, NJ ,..,,,,.,
aek Un' Vests, those In r-,,i, nj . @
H., " e@"ns on MERCHANT WEI IaER
1l2 Main street
usr OPENED and rs,dy sale = bcsutiInI .,.o,,.,-
1'Irs mex ole Moricco Jenny uu.s ,,w.,h,,
Nclc. deco ~ ~" - 10 M :, n'2 ~. 20. /. r.od ar
W0OD FOR sALB-50 Cords we'll seasoned o,k wo.i-
w In dock, and for sale In pu-chr,rrs nv
lao, RANKIN BARKER
"eiV Corner 10Th an st--s
a fHMNLe TIE ttIIRW WANTED : rh- subscribe, ~,s,
to employ for the ensuing year. sin, 10 lady wei. ou .,i,
Aeh usic on the Piano French
10 aeompes English course For
INC unier'lgnrd Second Turn Out Loui,a UNITY vvnt,
"e ~" CLAYTON q. COLEMAN.
1NiOTttNt, tJOTIiiNG.-I have nov omen AZ ,,-1,.;
'n emnracn. all ofe latest styles variety from nnr,
'o.es vades Having attained the highest
ing te best made work have only OF money
wing TO hard times am compelled ,,ncx Al Ic
very lowest cash prices Tho
regNdel Notes OF all solvent be ,I,n, III.
count Those who wish ths
vantage are solicited to examine
elsewhere The stock hand proat
To- A., ,o,,. J. ID. GOODMAN,
aefs NO Ky Main street, o. Nosi,- ~
WNLHGAST GIFT BOORs, for ssir Al A NOnNIST LT-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

CALIFORNIA CATTLE MARxEr.-The Sacramento Union
estimates that the present available stock Of beef cattle In
California is about sS5o0O head aud that 900 head
have arrived during tue year from the States making
total OF $4,000 head The Union then AIDA:
Assuming the population Of California be 30O, 900
persons this would give the usually assumed Of
head of beef stock each individual The bare succu-
cy for the OF the country for twelve months
Ii that statistics show that the natural increase in
particular sections is large. In San Bcnardna last year
il and above sales, $1,000; IN Santa barbara
1000, aud in Monterey 5000 but this OF increase
does apply the entire State and mus he greatly
diminished under Increase Of proportonate require
Of slaughter.
All things considered therefore, tho conclusion cannot
vel be avoided that the price OF cattle appreciate
the year advances
The experience Of the year has shown that the
business Of driving csue to California is attended with
much rink Large numbers annually die Of disease on the
plains killed driven of by the Indians but il
likely that tor TO ready market
will b. Obtained for such b. successfully driven OYER
Ne thuk likely that the California market cannot we'll
b. ovcrstockcd. but that those who succeed getting
air proportion OF their droves the plains and noun.
will with full remuneration for their outlay risk
and trouble.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

rUNHE sUBsCRIRER has ns received large
Rorment Of Ladies' Thick Sole
Ruskins. Something nice and good for winter
d. FRANKLIN.
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Tn, R,c,,, I,D,,, x,.,c,, a, ~, p,,,,,

INK nkCkNf INDIAN AtBACks o. fHn fLAIkn.
Further ParfieuarsThe ST. Louis psper have further
accounts Of the late attack by Indians NAH train near
Fort Laramie aud the massacre OF three men attached to
It. Tho Indians. appears, consealed themselves IN tho
grass. Tho Democrat says:
AT the first fire, every ono In tho mail wagon was
either killed badly wounded, With the exception Of Mr.
kirkhcad, passenger. Ho he the result
jumped out Of tho wagon and serrg upon Que oil tho
mules, mounted it, and attempted dsengage from tho
traces. While doing several shot into his
body, which no pulled i.st they pierced him.
aud about getting clear when pistol ball struck him
the side of tho neck ana disabled him. An Iudian
then up and led him to the ground with the but Of
a north>wcst gun, aud he became iusensibie After
few moments however, consciousness him. aud
raising himself his elbow lie that the Indians
engaged in robbing the mail wagon. An indian who saw
him at this moment beckoned to him to and clear
out but he entccbcd STIR aud sank back again
po'rao from loss Of blood The indians pllaged every
ing in the wagon, amongst which box Of corn
(Sivoto,> which Nc krkhrad had In his posscssion-
Tnry, after that ripped open tho mail bags With their
knives scattered the mail aud letters aud then cutting
the Of the mules, trAicd oil tho Platte.
Mr. X was subsequently discovered by q soldier from
the fort aud nidras in hs pockets found
all safe. lie has since nearly recovered FROM his wounds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20
n u FRANKLIN.

(NAN NJ POUND At the subs the
ment o. Nsrs thick sole Moro Goat Cali stin
he fnnni In the ctywarranted to WE'LL and rip,
they generally do.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

1--WE SUBSCRIBER has iut cprned a large h.au'u
s,rtm-nt Of Chidren's Rack Morocco Goat Welt
som thing really nice and good.
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,Uyo THE TRAVELLING PInI TC.-7n. .u1,c-6,I n.vio

deco Next door h"'os Hrce'lrn and EoN.
NUnNHS's MONO. iNn GOAT BGsEiNs.--A nice snl
w nrsrate article Tor House he hiur
2wTrante pot to rp and frat rate and viz he . low
de2b II. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

n Ow PRICED CAS-. PNTrl-s WFRcH INT 4 wrTsT-
ora have hand lot ~ low priced
Pani', which will be sold and bclo~ for cash
gains call on MERCHANT wris'GvR,