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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12

TRUTH 10 Ml0HIA
AIo yop sick Beware OF limitations i--Ask Or lamp
tons pessidBs T7aelrs, The MANI CUES made BY this
pleasant prd safe remedy may induce counleiiei!lng
sald ihe test OF public opinion No ait OF pulling can gal
Saite worthless article, 60 as TO Keep tuP as good
medicine II II 60 not really SO. ..t
good medirime wlliive become popular and extend
ils sales yea ssr ysaE ~ ,pie o. SEp9son Ihe REQ
nom mouth TO mouth with moro Tnpidily than nows
papers can spread e. Ahving witness tteilyihg to Tho
cure medicine has made for himis Of nolo ssiy' tns
inprool Of wbatws say above ws 10 or you to Ramp
tor, Vegetable Tneiirs, aud It's elects.
Tue vile OF n. w Yeakle, Grocer, as Pearl ST. cured
o! Rheumatism Of eight years. standing all other rene
WIN III Oldham, (lais Of the Custom House, dwelling
No l9e Pine 81, Of DysPesa, great deb lily, Perm'nonty
W. A Schaeasr ESQ ons OF the oldest and
highly respectable eitIls, cured Of great weakness
aud restored TO robust health
JaIroi plummet, 1903 Baltimore st.. suffered intensely
years with hin disease aud mercural Thoumatlsm cured
ailerall Oiher remedies had faed.
Space viii not permit Crane humid eds or olherF, as
Geo. w GOodlioh. Cart Thos' not, Robt. Gaut JAS
Sihyth, cured Of rheumatism t..
John Poryeil, s. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. v. Bsk.
ridge, 81 Navy aud thousands others cured Of Dysptp
STA, ScrOlua, cough liver Complaints bToncls Saint
Yilus Dance, &C. weTelerto our OWL olIens-eall on
biz. HAMPTON, The eutbor oGthla great IIampion's
Vegetable vicuIe 10 In s e0h gear, Eood heelih 40
That twinbs thstt snOt anartessotup to Impo'o
9JsuUN6Rgps n,hs city viii bear lls same tssu-
a5flcsl and s.t pamphlets CsrstIs) aud sec The many
cures. eIt.rf
II has shown ,tteli mOslrowormllycpro or
NERVOUS DISEASES, ID.
IN their yadoua forms, gvlnb new and ylgor, reator
ing The shattered constitution aud thus ntishg hope IN
place despondency by its mild pleasant aud sale
lion on tie stomach liver, kidneys, uRgs and the
vols syattn, h cures dypepsai liver complaint, diseases
OF the urinary opauat coughs asthma, bronchial afeo
dom, consumption, serolel, Klngs Ry worms Ihe,-
maiism, gout meuTagia saint Vilus Dhlee Fits, Pisu.
10, Piles, with an dtyeasea arlhng IRON impure blood.
~ For eaie By ~, ~. Loguu n 0o,, wheeling,
ssperll lSarisi Iohu W,TiPPun, 9th ward, and 81
DrhQi a generally, ff
uU Sold b., MnRTtNtR & MOwBRAV, 30 baltimore AZ
Batm1le ., and S0i BIOadwny, NY l 100.
OB-Pdcee 81 per bottle. 700.
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BRIDGE DOWNII

NTNTINII
TN conseauente OF which iheie will Be good deal Of
il street gassing" and long laces Hut who's alTaidf-
just into the undersigned and buy some OF bis uneN-
celed Lourts cigars, andthey VIII set you all right
my29 ]. w, RuOnES, agent
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BeIlsi BellsII

NFRNRELY'S celebrated Church. Factory, Steamboat,
Nl Locomotive, Plantation, School House aud other
''' JAS. 81. DILLON. Agent,
iyti,ty-2dp SIf wHrELiHe. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12
70 Mako Your Hair Curl
The wonder of the Worldl

NIR Eret wonder Of the world has length been dis
i covered You cannot make Ono hair white OF baek'
but MI ByEon ~. Hob has al length nIoeulea INC
truth OF tile great secret amer mur study, toll aud eN-
penso how 10 make the hair curt ad wave ln The most
bdauul aud graceful manner lor NE Tho Proprietor
OF una years m search OF the celebrated chemist and
physolosst. ~. Jacques, and las At iengli iound him NJ
Italy, aud uuiehase OF him the receipt OI $500. All
peTs0ns having the most ncOuh ad coarse looking half
eau lave Il Transformed into the most beautiful aud curl
ing hupeatunce that could he desiTed Tho competition
OF which the article s Composed will not cost mole than
y cenls aud but application Is needed 10 tue hair 10
cause u TO curl and wave n tho most uniform 0 perfect
order for lie and thus Improve the looks and appearance
100 per cent We now OFFER tNis wonderful discovery to
the world nr tie sum OF 81.
0C5- direct eli letteTa 20 byron III Bobbi Farm
ingOn, Trumhull county Ohio, aud tito receipt viii be
Immediately forwarded TO tile person. al iitfs untb %
-, III Ia .ssr,trs oIL,ufion .a... jytbd3u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12

Henry W. MSC.y, by VIM. n. JS.S'
mlhoD hia neat niend. I'm .I
Iohr Rrf..,s L.. quit Ctu,iI ,9lu
'NN" "''''1 SUI O'heIA County, Vi,,iyt,
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ToBlcco iwsEeroRs.-rTCe following is CONF
parutYs statement OF The Inspections Of tobacco
at the different Warehouses; in Virginia, ior 1853
and 1854, up to September Isl. twill bsseen
those Of last year exceeded the pEsSent BY nearly
three tbo,ssnd ho,sbeailS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12

A @. PARTRIDGE especially inlOni hii Hrsii
"A and the public generuuY, that the lgAt kiiiL
favorable at this seastlf DO Will give particular ila
during hlanonth and next, 10 taking he liSt8iiu
youns children, on every PIeasalI Say bslWssnIhsh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12

TO all peTtons Of all ages and conditions, az oerian
aud sale ahle agaHst those iearf diseatesi COnHump
uOh iOnehlis Atlhia, Coughs, CUlds, HiL other nilo
lions OF the Lungs, which aise nom the exposed state
the chest according 70 (IhioH and The eOntlual change
Of our climate.
'fihe poeoorn Is Ilmpiy chemically prepared Gut,
lined With sikt padded, which, suspended Om THE
hCek, eOveie tie chest, in 30 agreeable manhtr that
oLee worn, II becomes HeeeiSiiV and com fort
rhe PiOieetOT," although but recently tut odueed Into
Ams,eA is making rapid PTO2Iess Though Tie United
States, The Canadas, South Aueca the West Indies,
II has lor lons time been staple In England and
the continent OF BuIOpe, while Il las gtUwnln many
eOpnlIies tho position OF an article or dress.
10 deOsIa ate these heis enquire Of any Kuelsh "a 81,
dent lu yUdr Vicinity OF lis knowledge OF Tie behe6ett
effects oil weaJlng Tue PTOeeOr vio gse6prss 10 doc
tors VI any kud The cost OF wearing these aTtltesls
tTihe, and one willas some Years. No one WHO
values the health o. himself OF his family wiltbe without
them Tic Hospitals Ii this country are not alone 10.
commencing them, but rapidly Introducing them. HSF-
court, Bradley & TO-, OF London, and Manchester. gnf.
land were originally entrusted with tie 81
tue Plotselon BY ihe smened NJ Cooper, aud continue
y according 10 he oriSinsi Instructions, and
thereto recommend lhOse who would wear The Pros
tectOTs, i' to see 10 thelr being geiihIiie DiNf
Remember hti i SiaPe Aftcls, and no Patent Aedf-
cine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12
.HUSrEkIS SALE,
Pubic Sale OF Valuable LOtI

i Of the court hOlte, on tie ietl Of Stpisnbsf IA
tie following named lots Wis; Lots No I'D Gin q n
ulhe, MHlket atreeiI 29i go, and a. Joha tntl,t
Wafer elIesl % ard 50 Clay hlresli hall Of Ol 10
North Wheeling.
TERNS-Ons third cash, temsind al one and Two y1
with ihlereat, secured by decd OIL TUT On The progeny
lllge2ld BOLIVAR WARn
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NEW SAVINGS B4NK ST0RE.
AT TllE oLD FosT UFRlcg OPPOSITE TmE M'LURE

O the citizens OF Wheeling and vlrniyi Feeling very
thankmlor the llbenl patronage received nom You,
deem Il proper Cor yOur nteTesis as well AsmY OWn)
TO call your attention 10 my eorslanly eplenleed
or Roofs Shoes Hats, Caps, Umbrellas aud Carrot Sacks
the corner 81 Market nd Monroe sire It's, feeling con-
fdent there greater variety In this narkeii while In
quality arc no. Surpassed IN Western Pilgna, and W
mice undersod BY no one ItheeroTe esreetully IN
wife you all to cali erd examine nj siOOk, aud IN the Ian
EaEe OF s'sfs u will tlboraliasl become the aonotne
cesSty the nurselngof hope and the pupil OF arr TO &C
eomniodalspnd "a 700.
70 lie ladies, rarlicuary, woaldl say, have large
quantity af French Lace straw, aud braid honnets,
which will sell al cost is the season is advancing
have also quantity Of silk aud Grape bonnos Which
lllsell very low w. II WAIHuN:,
10 country merchants wo would say flat we win dtrll-
cafe any bills bought The cities for CASH ie'9
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az Poi sale By Druggists everywhere. .an
UV-PRlCR-95 Ccnts loy siuSle box or ~ ,i9I I'VE
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COIPAR INBRSHlP.
wh.sinr, s.rt. I, 1854 -.
New Jewelry
DT T,oIiis Kells,

Ut, LOUIS h0ttSI ,,plsn
TTAVING resumed the Pacific Of Med'l J, ;ys,,liri
III hispIoiessIonal services 70 The eluEsS' o. ~
and yriliiy $500 v,,,,htpslon Hall
OFFluh'-hoproe street. '''V''' iune,tdlL
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n TFTWbWHWh UHIDt
- AVERY has received eulielent number OF PiTe-
% mans Hats, for OF two coniranes which win
be sold low BY the dOIeu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-26
kARITIAE lNTELLlGRNCR.


CTEARRE
Steamship Union, Adams, Hsyrc " Livingston.
Steamship Hansa (Brem), Gerken, Brcnien, 0orichs s.
Steamship Cshawbs, shufeldt New Orleans Llvings-
snip Emerald Islc, Cornish, Liverpool, wSJT Taps
colt &Co.
Ship Louisiana (Brema, Rastzen, Richmond, Meyer &
ship Rremerhavcn (Brem), Hilksn, Baltimore, G
Bark Jane Doten, Ross, Union Island, W Elweu Co.
Mcinckc.
Brig Cerene (Ital), Pitto. Marseilles, master.
Brig Budget tBelg), Menner, Iaguna, Thompson
Ncuhaus.
Brig W Cushing, Kent, cardenss, White Duncan.
brig Isabella Dorothy Obj, howstt Falmouth Bar
Brig storer, shute, Panama Minis, r Buck sco.
Brig Julio (sPan), Coero st Johns, Nj, Gomez Wal
Irig Rover Pr,, Stamp s. John, NIB, Hsrw Meyor.
brs A assn sS PEG reh
schr Martha tBr), Bradley st Jchus, M, J eager 4
schr Mechanic CBr), Perry, Antigua, II Knox.
schr Moore, Russell, fAyaoca Brewer 3 Caldwell.
scsr Lady Scott (Brl, Hilton, Heuthora, Inness.
ssT ssnr sm hsssSs s%o
sohr Manhassot, Brown Savannah, Scranton s TAU
schr Elizabeth Ann, Munroc, Washington, J II
Matthew.
schr Jane simonds, Yewbern, Batemsn b Rudderow.
schs Commerce. Corson Norfolk. johnson slaaht.
schr Ashland furch, Norfolk, sturgcs Chairman Co.
schr Ph0nix, CSlmer, Augusta, Ne, uiAstor.
schY Geo Willard Hamlin, Boston, @ L Hatch.
Schr A Appleton, Nickerson, Boston, Herrcf
schr Lyman, Stannard, New Haven master.
Scoop Byron, vail, Norwich, II Ravens
Stoop Surplus, Idttloiohn, Dighton, II Havens
Sioop Franklin, Avery Providence. J II Ravens
sioop Warren, Tracy, Providence, J II Ravens.
Slcop blackstone, Reynolds, Providence. master.
ARRIVED.
Steamship North star, Warnock, Aspinwau, Aug IL.
with 405 passengers, to JIM Cross.
ship Eureka clipper, Whppis, Whampca, 100 days.
with teas and Silks TO Chamberlain neiser.
Bark Roanoke Lowell, Arecibo, Pr, Aug 10, with SUI
gar, to Kirkland Won Sachs.
brig Gov Brown, Park, Newcastle, L, Is days, with
coal. to order.
Brig Eugcnie (Bels), schsplor Antwerp CO days, IN
ballast, with lit passengers, to Echmuler Locscher
Brig xsxophon (of Belfast) Mahon ssgua In Granae,
10 days - sugar, to II D Brookman Co.
Brig CArk Windsor (of Kingston, Mass), Perciv Jae.
mol 10 days, with Coffee &c, TO order
g Aiyaro, Mailman, Trinidad, Cuba, IL days. In bal
Big Charlotte Horton, Sag Hsrbor, In ballast, to
master.
sehr Freedom (Br), Atkinson, sack,lls NIB, II day-
with plaster and hsh, to master.
schr kmelne, Niass, Aobas Is days, with cotton BE-
eoAr Isse " Hughes, Fields, Nswbsrn, sdaya
schr eunny South, Smith. Newbern. days.
schr X n bAaddick, Philadelphia for Portland, c.
Sohr Kossuth, ChurcAin, Esvbufyrogt.
6ohr Atlantie, Nlckcrscn, Salon
eAoep ThoxAs HoN, Huh, RonAout Tor Provdsncs,
Soop JosssA, Hcdesn, P0xtAnd, O.
aoop Hastss, fovass. Reooscf fos eAasn.
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EITAsxAsIs EsoArx-.-During one Of those vio-
week or two since, the house OF Mr. Naire a shoft
distance nom this village was struck by iehtning
Mr.: J. s. sinonton and Mr.. Smith, who happened
to be cut hunting stepped Into Mr.. Ms to wait for
6imootoa set down his gun, which Vas doubye bar
rel. and both were loaded, In the corner, and toe
seat not more than two feet from Il. The nuid
passed IN q TIE chimney, down that to The top a
ths stock 70 pieces but discharens nether panel,
aad killing nr. Sc dog. which hy at his test. Il
wae o. q the most rsnariAble ESCAPES from being
instantly Killed ~ have hoard Of Tor ioag tine,
RerGNtaW.
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A1TLMrT AT RApE.-An outrageous attempt at
rape was made at Richmond on ed1csday after.
noon. An Irshman, named Hugh Cochran, assist
Ell by twoHegro men, enticed coioIed girl, about
seventeen years of age, on board canal boat with
the nteDtion Of outrsging Der person. Their infa-
nous project was defeated, however, by the resist
ance of the0Il aud the consequent interference
the police. Cochran was arrested and taken before
alderman Gathers, who held him In 81 900 bail to
answer OF court. The two negroes were arrested
by the constable Of the district, taken before the
Same alderman, and committed in default OF $500
each to answer at court Philadelphia Pennsylva-
niajs, Aug. rs.
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MAILS FOR JAvA.-We are authorized to say that
notice bas been received from the British Post Office
department that the direct Communication By Bri.
tish mail packets, running once In two months be-
tween Singapore and Batavia. heretofore existing
in connection with the overland mails to India aud
Australia, has been discontinued The regular mail
on every occasion ofthe despatch Of o NAL for In.
dis, both via southampton and via Msrseilles, as
heretofore, and will be conveyed by British packet
far Singapore, whence will BIO carried to its
destination BY packets Of the Netteriaad govern.
changed Wa,hingto,, Union, dug. 22,
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SrSsrIAE AyFIIcrToS.-A singular and shocbing
case OF suffering now exists in this city, In the per
son q young woman residing in the western part
years nom Tho growth Of reptile In isr stomach,
Various attempts To destroy It have proved ineaec.
tua, and abe e IN momentary danger Of death fr6a
Il. "A singular phenomena connected with this case
is, that when tho young woman iooan q anythin6
offensive to the Invisible tormensoe abe Il inmS
diateiy thrown into violent psEoxysuA-trica
1htg,osA, Ase. "a.
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ssocn sa,os.

PHILADELPHIA. AUGUST 26, 1s54.-RAported BY Fry b
Thomas. )-Fyra Boayd-$3, 600 City 6s, N r RR. IS,
shares Minehir RR elX; so Reading RR, e5wn 3sM;
70 do, cash 33ss 90 do, s6wn. 33s l01 DO so do
b5wn, 3D. eco do, days, Ssk; y Beaver Meadox RE-,
1lM; 0 Commercial hank, 68E Second Board-s6O0
chuyl Nav Nor 6s '72, bb, 20; 40 shares Mnebl RR,
days 1t 20 do, SIS, 6la; loo Morris Canal, b5wn.
Market dull.
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pMLADt LPBIA, aug q, 4 pa-Arr brig Rush,
Howe Boston, schrs Tahmiroo. Johuson Ne~burJporf;
Chas rogers, Largely, CO.. Phillips. Watson, ana
Lewis, Thsyer Boston; K@dron Hunter New York Sara
togs Hodssoa. saism Sarah Jcnes, Jones' Provdeece
ia WIN pear, Mason Boston; seh-s Henrietta Gilman,
Bath, Ne; Sarah nea Jones, Provideace; SArstoga
Hodgdon, sslem; Cbas Rogers Langley. Ee~bury port
Kecrou, Hunter, Pswtucksti steamer Delaware Clark,
New York.
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How AN INDIAN CAS DIE.-A touching instance
OF this characteristic trait occurred at the late en-
gagoment between small war party Of the Chip
pewas and . greatly superior party Of Sioux, rear
route for scslping. foray upon the Sioux villages
on the Minnesots, here fell into an ambuscadc
and the 1rst notice Of danger that salu:ed their
ears was q discharge Of dre arms from O thicket.
Fonr Of their number fell dead in their tracks
Another, named the War Cloud, leading
brave, bad leg broken by bullet: His
comrades were 10th to leave him. and while his
assailants were rcloading their guns, attempted
to carry him along with them TO where they
could got the shelter Of O thicket short distance
In the rear. Bat be commanded them to leave him,
telling them that be would show llis enemies how
Chippewa could die. At his request, they seated
him on log, with bis back leaning against tree.
his death song. As his enemies approached him he
only sang louder and livelicr strain, and when
several lad gathered around him, fourishing their
scalping knives and scrceching forth their demo
niAeal yells OF exultation, not look or gesture
manifested that be was even aware Of their presence
Az length they seized him and tore the scalp fromhis
mead stu seated with his back against large
tre, they commenced shooting their arrows into
the uupk around bis head, grazing his ears mock,
&C., until they literally. pinned him fast, without
having once touched vital part. Yet our hero re-
NAMED the same imperturbab!e stole continuing TO
number ao1rahed hs reeking scalp before his eyes,
still not Q single expression of his countenanoe
could be observed TO change. At last ono OF the
number approached him with tcmahswk, which
after q few upheeded fourishcs he buried In the
captive's skull, who sank in death With the song
stu upon his lips. He had indeed succeeded well
IN teaching his enemies "how Chippewa could
die" A few days afterwards they we're taught how
Chippewa could be avengod.--Ss. Paul, Min.)
Democrat.
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HIO1l

Nscar (fsorD, % dAys frs0 HAyrs.
asp rnds (@ Artwerpj, - dayS frsA Hsvrs.
psP 60 m 70 6ays from Hull
SAILED
a....s. u.ns. ra... u, Bremen; Cahawba, Havana
sss n. hAn.s 80 lb ss a. ber Pei Loadon
Wtsd q sunrisc. NE; merida =, ii ssnsss, %.
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schr A Griffin oS usstic If0 to- q nearly new, now
ct Fan pivor has been purchased there OF
and "a for Southern fseishters &" " 0omAnc
ed By Capt SAINT Borden Of T 4.
Lauseam-At B.l,iu ore 2sd inst, the bark Lean
Racer; stared to be 6ne vesss and built o. sos osst
material
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70 preve1t sne buildings Of William Stevens from
being burned. A large swamp in the immediate
vicinity lie ca fire, and the whole country obscured
by dense smoke.
! On Sunday last the meadows on the farm of John
II. CLARK just beyond the village Of Hudson, burned
oyer. AS the Ore approached the out buildings.
stacks Ct bay, the congregation left the churches
30 6ght bach the flames. The only way in which
Rhey were arrested, was by cutting down fruit aud
ornamenta trees, aud using the brushy limbs TO
The weather Is nov hot, the gun shines daily an
ohscured by cloud, and there 10 strong ground 70
believe that, unless rain speedily comes the whole
surrounding country viii present az barren IN ap-
pearAnce % the desert Of Zahars-
Trom tho incinnsh Gazette, Aug. "a;
Complaints come up from oil quarters of TIE
Union Of tho tremendous drought which has existed
fof beso many weeks, and which has bccutuinous to
fet By AL olAAsca Of people by enhancing the prices
q the common neccesaries Of life. We have no 70
couecsson o. drought 20 extensive and long cont
nued. we believe IT'S true that the wheat crop has
been an average one. and that IL has been we'll har
vested. This L. well, and will have gucd effect
0pon the price Of other lie neceseares The corn
crop viii 30 short ono; 10 some parts og the coun.
~ here WIN not be bali crop, and We have heard
Hiseculi there will be an almost entire failure.
What 70 said OF corn Is true also Of potatoes. This
eAiuahs esculent 70 selling ip or market daily Ter
mose wan -. : dollar 2 oushe. Whether the same
Ahae To- learn; but re believe that the crop. an q
ge0srsl thing. VIM Be short ono, and prices win
continue to b high.
The failure Of De corn crop win very likely A.
fecs tnjuricualy the supply ofhogs II NAY be- that
Che 6rm0n Win Be desarous Of selling moro Of their
stock than they otherwiss would Nthcir cornaeIds
bad ben more productive. II 10, the price OF hogs
may be II low max the present season, and 20
mp 10 high agrre The following ecason. We have
beard o. oue ops ator who has beea through In
u "a, and whch@ made purchases u swine 70 be
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not mentioned In the will.--Lerington (AfissJ Ad-
r0tiser
ANoTHFa MISUNDERSTANDING AfFAmry BRAN.
DENBuRd.-We hear from the officers Of the Belle
Quigley, that John Dougherty, residing near Bran.
denburg, was shot and Killed by his brother in law,
King. ut Brapdenburg last Saturday. King resides
at place called CRAVINGS Cat, in Indiana and was
promptly arrested; He fred three. shots from .
revolver, the third taking effect in the temple, kill
ing Dougherty instantly. They had quarclled about
land claim.-Louisrilie Courier, dug. 81.
MURDER AT NuMA--Wc understand that Abra.
ham Laney, living near Numa, Park county, Ind,
was killed on Tuesday last In an ARRAY with two Of
his nephexs. we believe Of the same name. Il ap.
Lepi ews, when one Of the latter threw a stone
which killed the old man instantly. Tho young men
fled to Terro Haute, whcrc they were pursued and
taken, ard under the charge OF officer Robbins con.
yeyed back to Parke county for examination IGre
Uaa.e Courier.
AssAssisATmS.--On the l4sh, near Morganiield,
n.y.. William Buchanan, young man twunfy seven
years old, left his fathers house to 90 10 Henderson
county. He had not been absent five minutes, when
his father heard the report Of gun. Young Buck
encd. His father rode down the road piece, and
found his son dead. Eight buckshot had entered
his side; in addition to this stab was inflicted in
his side, 10 as to make his death doubly sure. A
crowd WAS on collected, and search made for the
assassin; but the lerd ives nowhere to he found.
A MAN SHOT NJ A Doa.-A fatal accident hap
poned ct Copakc, Columbia county, on Sunday, the
9th inst. Two man were out hunting. Ore, Peter
KDmore, Rad two-barrolled gun. He discharged
one barrel and killed bird; be then brought the
bntt Of his gum to the ground, with tho muzsc lean
ing against his left breast. Ills dog coming mp,
his paws came down, they struck the trigger OF the
other barrel and discharged tho whole contents In
his breast, and lodged in his shoulder He fingered
I'LL Friday, the 18th, when he dad.