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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-20
THE EVENING STAR
Is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,

lE4CEPT SUNDAY,J
lAe S1r Office, on d street. near l2tA, nearly oppo-
ste tbs Eruing Hotel,
BIZ WALLACH HOPE,
To sibscribersin the cities of Washington, George
tnyTn, Alexandria, Baltimore and Philadel phia, a
So u per annum, pay able-SIX CENTS-week
ly to the Asests. To mail subscribers the sub
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CENTS year in Glrancs, TWO DOLLARS fol
SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR for THREE
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1ss " Oce4 'IiI,
JOHN II. CORY,

ihgl ly recommend your Bitters TO sal irYalids
Yours, respectfully,
Join r. CORY,
No. u Lagrange Place.
w. HI. Adams, pub of the Argus Weston
Mo-, July II, 1851. said Il last summer 50 very
low and weak not to be able to stand at tn. case
longer than one hour ut time. | tried one bottle
Of your German Bitters, which entirely cur.d me- i
have used two bottles. sent two bottles $50 miles
from here to friend who had been sick for a long
time; he has also been cured by them. 1 believe
them to be superior &c any medicine now in use"
Il, E. Perkins, Marietta, Ohio Feb - 1851
said: "iOur Bitters are highly priced by these who
have Used them. In "A of Liver Complaint, q
long standing, witch had resisted the sEtH Of seq.
erdt physicians, was entirely cured by the use OF 5
Bottles"
+. IkesseIm cir, Jeweller, Wooster, O.. Dec
3D. 1851, said: Il embrace this opportunity Of in
forming you or the great benefit have derived from
the Use OF DR.. Hoo1and's German Btters L hayz
used them for Chills and Fever, and Disordered
Stomach, and found relief in every case. They are
the best remedy tor Disordered Stomach II think il
existence"
ID. T.. Sykes, Esq, Editor of the Coarier
Norwich, Conn, said Il have been using your Ger
man bitters for some time, for Dyspepsia, and have
found so much relief from them, that have made
Up my mind to give them j first rate editorial en-
d0rseHie5t. -
Holden, Kemp, e. Co, Janesyille, Wis,
sept. lS3 .sad: "iouT German Bitters are deserved
iy popular here, and ;:isoDs all the prepared med
gym the satisfaction Of ioonaads German Bitters"
June I'd, 1852, they said: I'VE recommend them ss
au invaluabie spring aud summer medicine"
w. NJ. Or, Wooster. O.. October "a, 1852, salt
You ask me my opinion o: the German Filters.
have used them for dyspepsia and Indigestion, enG
take pleasure in stating that think they are the
wy best remedy extant fc~ the above COMPLAINTS
tsy rre decsGcIg iii tts cdcaacc Of aL thc ;,rornl
etory Medicines II tie day"
Ts@hr Or is ois;inc u; he'd lawyer of Woosts,
I'nrce I:ttar- ENTIRELY yF.pT,prr yb,,,
I"ostratc tie system, but inUSg0rdte II.
For sale in Washington by z. D GILMAN.
In Georgetown by J. L KtDWEiL.
In Alexandria by j. K. PIaRpONT.
In Richmond by PURCELL, LAID & CO.
In Baltimore by CANDY & HATCH.
Ia do DAVIS & MILLER.
In do SETH HANCE.
In do MACPHERSON Il MARSHALL.
In Norfolk by Nj. a. SANTOS s SON.
And by respectable dealers in medicine every.
where dec 5-lv
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, Group, AND Wnoop
IN; COUGH

The Best Cough Ayrup IN tie World.
Dr.. ROSES CELEBRATED CoUeH SYRUP gives immedi
ste relief 10 t. the worst Cough, whether ConsuInI-
tive or proceeding from cold. It aliays any irrl
taton OF the Lungs and fortites the system against
future attacks. In bottles ct 90 cents ard 81.
Children also liaGle to Group, which dangerous
Complaint vc!'ls Immediately TO DR.. J. ROSES NEvER
FAILING GROUP SYRUP. Price % cents
"hoopiBG Cough, another complaint, Away
sorse in cold and damp weather. The afflicted fine
great reiief i'll the use OF DR.. j. ROSES WHo0PINs
CouGH SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents
the disease from running into other diseases, suc
as inflammation of the Lungs, DEopsy in the Chest
and Consumption. Price 90 cents.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT

H New and secondhand PIANOS, of my
TT1yown and several other factories, are al
ways to be had at my Piano Wareroom, ON 11th st.
between Pa. avenue and st.
Old Pianos taken in exchange. .a
Tuning also attended to. p
ian lS--eo3m. +. c. REICHENBACB.
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bEH YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM THE HOUSE OF WIN. H. MCDONALD,
1o2 Nassau Street, corner Of ANN

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
SPRING TRADE, 1854.
~ HODGMAN, 81 Maiden Lane and
H. 50 Nassau street, invites the atten-
ton os his former customers and merchants gene
rslly Particularly UhchesGie Baysrs, to his immense
stock of INDIA RUBBER GOODS which he has
now an bad and is daily receiving frcm his Facto
ries including-
COATS, LIFE PREsERyERs,
CIpES WHIPS,
GLOVES, CARRIAGE CLOTH,
PANTS, PIANO COVERS,
OyERALLs, MACHINE Betting,
LEGGlNdS, ENGINE PACKING,
CARS, CRUTON HOSE.
RREFIN6 JACKETS,
AMI every description of Rubber Goods mauufsc-
tured.
The reputation of my goods for their excellent
quslity is so well established to render any for
ther commendation entirely superfunus 1t affor,s
me great pleasure to inform Wholesale BUYERS of
RUBBER CLOTHING,
That / am enabled to offer them Inducements to
purchase sups sror TO what have heretofore and as
firmly believe superior to any that have been or
can BE- offered them elsewhere
Orders respectfully solicited and attended with
promptness and despatch by
D. HODGMAN,
= Maiden Lane SO Nassau Street, New York.
f'b 1I-6w
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

fHILADELFHIA, March, l. 1858.
DIR. G. NJ. jackson: Dear Sir-For the past two
years have been severely afflicted with Liver Com.
paint dyspepsia, Bilious Diarrhea and Piles, sal.
ieri1g in great degree constantly, tie ns ana nc.
conVenlences attendant upon such diseases, without
energy, being scarcely able to attend to any busi
ness lest great deal OF my flesh, and used many
kinds ef medicine, with apparent change. until
commenced with your 'HocfandS German Bitters,"
they have entirely cured me. L have gained in
weight over forty pou';ds since commenced their
USE and am now entirely free from pain and ache
OF any kind, and feel like new man. i unhesitat
lhgiy recommend your Btters to sal irYalids.
Yours, respectfully
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NOUS DE LANE, SILKS, Il MERI-
lNl nos
large assortment Of the above, some just re-
ceiye vt very reduced prices for the cash.
YERBY, TEBBS VERY,
rst.gv ooraer Of 18th street and Pa. avenue.
6sc c1Q-.f II ...t
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tJR ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AMI
BLADDER.

BLADDER.
EK. J. g. RosE's COMPOUND FLUID ExTPACT Oh
tUCHU.-This ls decidedly one of the best remedies
.Yir used for diseases of the kidneys bladder. &c
md also for 5outy affections; always highly recon
reDced by the late DIR. physic, and many Of the
acat dist.rg gulshed medical men abroad. Price 81
cnts.
CR. J. 2. RosE's GOLDEN PILLS for Falling Of tn.
TCmb, Female Weakness, Debility, and ReieXs ton
,res 80 cents.
Dr. j. s. RosE's FINALE SFEoIrIc.-k remedy foi
Paintui MeIs,ruation, Aeucorrhea OF hites. Pric,
,It dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, &C.
ihe Liver being the largest gland in the human
Jedy, it is more frequently deranged than any other
Then follows dyspeps:a constiIaton cold feet, nd
tcfs OF appetite-thc skin becomes yet, the spirits
bcop, and there Is great aversion TO fociety. Re
s1lae the liver, and you correct all these evils
The surPst preparations to take are Ds- ResEs CkLE
SEATED RAILROAD eR ANTI BILIOUS PILLB They carr,
oi the bile, and soon give appetite and strength.
His DYSPEPSIA COMPOUND should be taken where .
Serson has besn troubled with dispe, ola for lenp
time-Prics 80 cents. But for colds, bilious habits
jaundce &C., take DE-. RosEs ANEI-BykIous Oh RAIL
ROAD Pills, u "A and 25 cents per box.
All of the above preparations, with Dr.. Rose.
Medical Adviser to Sick ness and In Health
to be had Of T. d. Gilman, Charles Stott l. Co., w
Fl. Gilman, John w. Nairp, Patterson 4 Nairn
". Morrison. William Z. Evans. KidwelI S Law
renee, j. b. Moore, Washington; ]. L. Kidwril
Georgetownj and BY ali dealers il Alexandria, Viz
ginis sen q
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28
New YORK Market.

NRw York, Saturday, Feb. 25--P. M
Cotton advanced DC. and is in active de-
mand.
Coffee is quiat, with sales Of $50 bags Rc
al l13c
Flour is unchanged, and moderate bus
mess is doing at previous rates. Sales o.
10 900 brls. al$8@8, so for Ohio, and $S,9t
O8.62 for Southern. The market closed
rather unsetJed. Corn is lower, l7,OOC
bush. sold a, d0093c.
Sugar is unchanged. MOlusses is lower
with sales Of 500 brls. Orleans at 28(O99
Sales of Kentucky Tobacco al 6l@8tc
Pork is unchanged, and moderate bust
ness is doing at previous rates. Sales ol
$50 brls. b. $l3 37@15 38 for Prime and
Mess. Beef is firm at $I4. Lard is better
with sales Of 500 brls. a. 104c
Linseed Oil is buoyans, with sales ol l6''
900 gallons at 78c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28
Cincinnati MARKET.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 25.


FLoUR-The Europa's news had de.
pressing effect upon the Flour Market, and
prices receded fully 25c. per bril-, but closed
with a firmer feeling. The sales compris.
ed 500 brls. a, 1926; 100 do. (exlra) at &c..
25; 45O from Railroad al Sc, 500 do. al
1910, lined and delivered. The receipts
continue light
PRovlsIcNs-There was some inquiry for
Bacon to-day, with sales Of so and 60 hhds
Sides at 6sc., packed, and 40 do. Shoulders
at 4Ic., packed. In Pork 500 brls. Mess
city packed, sold $l2 80. There is some
inquiry for filling maturing contracts. No
thing lranspired in Bulk Meat or Lard.
FREIeHrs--.Prices have advanced. We
quote: Pork, 85c.; Flour, 60c.; Pound Freigh
3OtO35c. To Pittsburgh, Pork, 7bt090c.
Pound freight, 25030c. To Wheeling
Pork roc. and Pound freight 25c. To 81
Louis, Pound freight, 4oc. To Wabasl
River, Pound freight, 80; Moasses, 81 rs
CHEEsE-Sales Of 450 boxes al 8(083c.
and 800 choice old at Sc. The demand il
good.
SEED-Saes Of 105 brls. Clover at $3.50
AZ. do. at $3.50, and 100 bushels Timolh!
(pure) at 1898. There is q fair deman'
for Glover, but prices are dropping.
HEMP-A sale of is bales prime Ken
lucky at $l35.
OLA sale of44 brls. Lnseed at &c.
There ale some buyers at this rate, but nc
many sellers.
SUGAR-Sales Of 240 hhds. lair 10 prim
a, 43@5s. The demand lsgood and price
steady.
CoFFEE--A sale Of go bags at 124c.; an
so do. at l24c. Market firm with a moder
ale demand.
MoLAssEs-The market continues stead
with a fair demand at 23(O234c.
Money is in good demand, and rates o
good business paper are q shade higher
We quote l@l3 dis.$ cent % month
The current rates lodiy. Eastern Exchang
; is firm at 1(O1&. prem. for Southern an
very scarce.
Flour declined 10 $6 under the effect
the Europa's news. Groceries are in goo
+. demand a, steady rates. Provisions are du
and the transactions small; some new Baco
, sold to-day a. 5S06tc. for Shoulders an
Sides, packed.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

RE- The Clerks Of The Philadelphia, AL
legheny, and Crystal Palace, will please ac-
cep, our warmest thanks. for their constant,
attention TO our wants. The papers received
from these boats, especially those received
from the Crystal Palace and Philadelphia,
on their upward trip, enable us to furnish
our readers with news two or three days in
advance ofihe mail. By the way, we en-.
joyed peasan. chat with friend Kerr, lis
,ha. spelled correc.y?) Of the Crystal Pal
ace, on our way from Cincinnati, lew days
since. He has been trying railroads since
he left the steamer Cincinnati; but finding
that railroads were not always the shortest
roads 10 fortune, has concluded 10 try the
river once more. The travelling public in
this region are pleased TO learn his determi-
nation.
Friend Smith. Of the Helen Mar has also
again furnished US with late papers, Tor which
he will please accep. our thanks.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

chorIered steamer Queen, and al Wampoa
the sloreship Southampton. The Sea WITCH,
at Hong Kong; was 10 proceed 10 Namoa 10
ship la5orers for the Panama Railroad.
The admiral OF the Russian Japan expe.
dlion arrived al Shanghai, Nov. 27s IN The.
steamship Voslock, leaving his frigate, rhe
Pallos, and a brig Of war under The Saddle
Islands. lie had just arrived from Nang.
asaki, where he had awaited q reply 70 his
mission 10 the Emperor Of Japan. his said
ma. finding longer delay ruthless, he had
looked in al Shanghai for supplies and news
from Europe.
Doubt is thrown upon The reported death
oflhe Emperor Of Japan. The report is ex-
planned BY the circumstances that The deaih
Of Japanese monarch places the coun in
mourning for three yoars, during which
lime no foreign embassy can be received.
Five slaves are to be hung at Lancaster,
s. c.. on the third Friday oil March, sor The
murder of Alexander Craig.
The New Bedford Mercury has seen a
letter announcing that Mr.. Theophilus T.
Pritchard, Formerly Pilcher,) who was a
native Of Sippican, and well known In New
Bedford, was recedlly murdered by his own
slaves, upon his estate a, Salartia, Miss. Mr..
P. was killed by choking. Five Of the mur.
derers are in Jail awaiting trial, and have
made confessions Of The crime. Mr.. Prilch.
ard leit q handsome estate.
A DIscLAIMER.-Genefal Giuseppe Ayez-
zana, who was commander-in-chef OF the
revolutionary forces, and secretary Of War
in the Roman Republic in l848-now an ex.
'tie in New York--has come out in card,
stating that his name was used without his
knowledge or consen. in the recent address
TO Cardinal Bedini, upon the part Of the
Italian emigranls. and that he knows moth.
ing against The character of the Archbishop
further than what he has seen in the pa
pers.
! OLD BULLION ON NEBRAsKA.-'Ccl Ben
, ton being asked what reply could be made
: 10 The speech OF Douglas, said: Reply, Sir?
f Facts are not 10 be gainsayed; any one who
. says that when | voted for the Compromise
of 1850, meant to repeal the compromise
of 1890, lies, Sir-he lies, Sir
8 UNToUNDED-The MI. Giead Sentinel
: say the rumor that bill has been introduced
II in the Legislature TO tax every man what he
Q is worth, and what he may reasonably ex-
!, pect TO be worth before he dies, is unbound.
d ed intrulh. No such bill has been introdu.
ced as yet, but if Locoiocoism continues 10
ac. as i. has been acting for the past TWO or
IS three years. we may soon expec. 10 see such
% % a bill introduced and passed. Hordes Of
=, Locoloco gougers must be kept up even II
q the people do 60 down.-McArtIur Repu5-
y - lican.
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Arrival Of the steamer Europa.

Three Days Liter from Europe Further
Detline in Breadsiu6s-- Preparations for
War Progressing icith uno6ated Figor-
Illness ofthe Emperor of Russia- Trrible
Marine Disaster Conspiracy in Spain
General Concha Declared Rebvl--La.
Ter from China = Shanghai Pari,Hy De.
stroyed BY Fire.
New YORK Saturday,, February 25-A.
M--'rhe steamer Europa, with advices
from Liverpool 10 the / l.h inst, has arrived
uI this por.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Breads,uffs had further considerably de
clined.
Western Canal Flour WINS quoted ul 39s
6lO40s; and Ohio and similar brands q,
40s '6dtO4ls. Corn had declined to 49sO
40 Cd. Lard quoted ~ SIS.
On Friday, lhe 10Th. there was more do
ing in oil kinds Of Brcadstufs, and prices
closed firm a, The decline.
Cheese scarce. und full rates we're obtained
fr fine.
Linsced Cake was dull, and in limited
demand. 600 brIs Spirits lurpcnIine sold Of
57058s.
Pine new Clover seed is quoted a, 55s
Sd.
Sugar active and prices firm. Tea In
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

come out in real earnest and shown lis true
Federalism b mean, contemplate, losO,
blackguard, d hing assault on Col. Allen,
one OF the foremost Of Ohio's Democratic
champions; and makes the wholesale charge
that the press thai show preference for Al.
len are bought up, &C."
The editor uses Democratic language, in
all is nalive purity. Hedenios being bought
up, (probably The Col. had no small change
when he passed that way,) and proceeds 10
throw out some insinuaiions in regard to
Brother Cox's banking operations.
But, more anon.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

FAMILY JARs.-The brethren Of the Dem.
ocra,ic press Of Ohio do not appear to dwell
together in unity. That the Ohio Statesman
end Cincinnati Enquirer should occasionally
rap one another over the knuckIes is not 10 be
wondered al. Blu, that tho fight should become
so general seems lille strange 10 outsiders.
The "lhroal.cul,ing lime" spoken Of by
Citizen Medary, on finding himself Ihwared
in his contemplated copper speSulalions by
The tall Senator seems 10 have fully come.
The Statesman, Of lale, is filled with the
vilesl abuse, not only OF Senator Allen, but
of every body who ventures 10 say a word
in his favor. We can remember The day
when the word Of The Statesman was the
law Of the Democracy. But that day has
passed, we trust, forever. Olher Democratic
presses are beginning 10 claim tho privilege
Of speaking for themselves, Though they
differ with The Thunderer in some of their
opinions. And tha, they do differ widely,
no, only with the Thunderer, but among
themselves, not only on The question Of Sem
alor, but on almost every other question, has
recently become sirikinlly evident. We
might furnish many columns of evidence,
but choose now simply TO quote single par.
ugraph from friend Brauon's Pnper--,he
Macarthur Dcmocral;
"The Ohio Statesman, moi content with
advocating the Federal docwine or internal
Improvements, by advocating an extension
and keeping on hands Of The Public Works
Of the State in order that The State bonds
may moi be reduced, so as to facilitate Bank.
ing opcra,ions, tax the people, &c, &c., has
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

RAILROAD AccIDENT.--LANcAsTER, Feb
32.-The train which left Lancaster last
evening when FIVE miles east of Lancaster
could get no Iarher on account Of the i'm.
mense depth of snow. An endeayor was
made 10 force the train through when il
was moved slowly back towards Lancaster
The train due at Lancaster from the wesl
had arrived, and started at schedule time
1t ran cautiously, but not sufficiently, how
ever, so as 10 prevent collision with The
train backing up, the down train running al
The rate OF l2 or l5 miles per hour, the
train backing up a, the rate Of four or five
miles per hour, the shock was SO great as
10 smash the car coming in contact with The
Irain east, pitching the passengers from
their seats and upscuing the stove, which
sci fire 10, and consumed the cur. Some
eight cars and five or six engines being
disabled by the violence Of the collision. =
One passenger named Hudson, Of Philadel.
phia, had both his legs broken, ono near
the hip and The other at the ankle; Mr.. VIM.
Lark had the Toes Of one foo, cut off, another
man had a leg broken.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28
GreatIsnow.storn. at the East.

We baye had great snow.slorm a! the
East the mos, severe experienced in New
York City for quarter Of century. The
Tribune has the following particulars:
The snow began 10 fall abouIa, 7. NJ on
Monday and continued without inlermission
for fourteen hours, The wind all the time
blew hurricane from the north east, drill.
ing the snow into large piles in all sheltered
places, in many instances heaPing il six lee'
deep on one side Of o street, while the Other
side was perfectly bare. tits scarcely pos
sible 10 estimate the average depth. but per
haps lwcnly inches would bCnear The mark
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

PUB. Docs. s.-Sena,ors Wade, Douglas,
Seward, and Cass have placed US under OBJ.
legations TO them, by sending us early copies
of their speeches, on Nebraska, and other
important subjects; but not one lne-not one
word have we received from our represen-
lative-Gen. Richie. Where is he? Who
can answer?
Messrs. Campbell and Anderson have no,
been unmindful of us. Why should Gen.
Richie be?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

Fortunately II was not very cod, SO that
there was less suffering among the poor than
might have been expected, Thore was q
general blockade Of all modes oiiravel.-
Railrosd trains were immovably stuck; boats
piled slowly, and al greaI.. risk; sailing
craft and steamships cas-, al y and even
horses, during the lauer pal The night,
we're unable 10 drag vehicles through the
drift.
During yesterday and evening the sleigh
ing was inccssanlly used. The monster ON.
nlbus, the bob-slsd, The egg shell cutter, the
pine-board pung, the crazy erockery crate
mounted on crooked sticks, the hand.sled,
and the dashing livery Turn out, all had their
patrons, and The most uproarious hilarily
made the great lhoroughfares ring again,
while the side streets and by.ways were en-.
livened by The merry jingle Of sleigh bells,
from parties who shrank from the rush. the
roar, and crash and The danger Of Broadway
All was life, gaieIy, and, especially in the
evening, all The world seemed 10 be drawn
into the vortex of excitement and pleasure
Whole fleets Of overladen craft foaled, OF
rather flew through the streets, each bearing
a motley cargo Of dandies, b'hoys, griseues,
ladies'; huge paws, gloved fingers, gray boards
and laughing children; all Of them singing
screaming, whislling, yelling, whooping
cheering, as if their everlasting happines:
depended upon the amount Of ecslalic JOY
they were able TO express during shilling
sleigh.ride. 1t was indeed a Carrival; one
that dwarled all,he uproarious abandon O
Venice and Paris, and proved beyond ques
lion that whatever the universal Yankee
Nation undertake TO do, they can do longer
and stronger, and louder, and broader, ant
deeper, and long stretch, more teeto,all.
than any other ineger oil mortality in tn
sum of nations.
Nearly all the railroads leading into tn
city, were SO blocked up with snow, that tn
locomotives were delayed for hours.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

New YORK. Feb. 24.--Tho Shasta In
dians had again commenced hosllides on
klamath. and suacked party Of whites,
and defeated them, killing four and wound
ing several.
Mining operations had been suspended in
many places owing TO cold weather.
The clipper ship D. Webster arrived at
San francisco in As days from Hong Kong,
bringing dates from thence to the 18Th De-
cembcr, but no news Of special importance.
The steamer Helen Ilens!ey exploded one
Of her boilers while lying a. the wharf at
San Francisco, killing L. Morris, the third
engineer, anG scalding several passengers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 20--This morning,
abou, 4 O'Clock, The steamer James Niles,
from Cincinnati, with heavy cargo, and
two barges in tow, sunk on the Falls in The
big eddy, and will prove total loss. The
boat cOpsizod and The cabin broke off and
wen, overheard. 1t is feared many lives
we're lost. One Of the barges also sunk.
The boa, had stopped a, Jeffersonvile for
a pilot, and did not land on this side at all
The Franklin Pierce went TO her assistance