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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-06

TIN & COPPER WARE.
THE subscriber is prepared to furnish, whole
sale and retail, Tin and Copper Ware in great
variety, on the most reasonable terms.
GEO. BLYMIRE.
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ERDY'S CEOTEaEy(s

for your Sons In. short, if you want MI or my
of these things so essential to the adornment and
comfort of the ssouter man." call on
STEPHENS, Merchant Tailor,
Mckalg's Row, Baltimore Street next door
TO Campbel's Drug Store,) Cumberland, Md,
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C. IF you want an OUTFIT Of
CHEAP REACY-MACE CLOTHING,
/ would advise you to call at the RAILROAD
CLOTHING STORE, near the Depot.
May 10, 1854-1y.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF ,

The Pocket .ESculapius; or
euery one has own Physician.
The 5oth Edition, with one
hundred englavings, showing
Diseases aud Maitormations OF
the human system in every form
and shape. To which is added
a Treatise on the Diseases of
Females, being of the highest
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GuN sMTTHyNG.

Jan. a, 1853.
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nllMMfL S ESSENCE OF coEEEE

Aug. 26. 1853.
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New Esrssg d gsook store.

March 81, 1884.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-15

TNHE subscribers offer for sale by private con.
J. tract thepremises commonly known as Bar
clays Fort on the Mora river, embrasng the title
to large tract of land, 200 acres of which is un-
der cultivation, with good grst mill attached, and
inexhaustable timber in the neghborhood
The fine unbounded surrounding pasturage and
convenient watering places manifest its excellence
as grazing locality, its desirable position at the
junction of the two main routes from the United
States to Santa Fe VIA CimOrron river and Ration
mountain is further enhanced by the establishment
Of military post in the vicinity thus presenting to
the industrious ana persevering Spectator extrane-
Gus lucrative advantages unsurpassed by any in N.
Mexico
Terms accommodating as the parties aredesirousto to
engage in other business, and can be taken with or
without the crop as now standing
If not disposed of before the 10th day Of March
1855 it will then be put up at auction on the pre-
misses and sold to the highest bidder.
BARCLAY & DOYLE.
September l85i.--t-f.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-15
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
lSj3-54.
Continued.

Continued.
From Sanderyille. by Warthcn's Store, to
Lonc,s Bridoc.
From savannah. bv Gayton. Egvpt. Haley
ondolc. Occcbce. Scarborough. Millin. Midwife.
Hocom. Spcar's Turn out. Dayisborough. Ten.
nile. Oconcc, Emmett. Mcdonald, Gordon, and
GriswoIdvilc to Macon.
From Savannah to New York.
From Savannah hv picchoro and South New.
mort 70 Doricn
From Savannah. bv Daricn. Brunswick, st.
Nory's. Moynort Mills. Fla.. Yellow Bluff, ia
cksonyillc, Mandarin. Uibcrnio, MiddIeburg pi.
coloto. to piotln, Flor.
From Social Circle. by Brick Store and New
horn. 10 Ehcno2nr.
From Social Circle. by Monroe, Good Hone,
Ucb shoals. and Wotli6syillc. to Athens.
From Snoor's Tum Ont to Louisville.
From Sncar,s Turn Ont to Battle Ground.
From ST. Mary. by Woodstock Mills, Fla.. to
Centre yillooe, Ga.
From Stone Mountain. bv pipckneyyille, TO
Warsaw.
From etono Maintain. bv Swectwater. Vel.
low Riycr M T Iowroncoyille GAINS and Hog Mo-
mtain, to Gainesville.
From Snorta to 1'enpille,
From Snorta TO Mount Zion.
From Suaor IIlll, by Cobbsyillc, to Jackson
villa. u
From swanev,s Store to Waresboro.
From Swoipsboro, by Obopeo. to Rcidosyil.
le, 'D' '""''''''' y ''F'''
From Tolboton. bv Roobonc. TO TTootenyil-
le. y
From Tonnile to Ricl,s Mills,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-15
ALblrnNeraNe Erchanae.
LOUIS T. BARTELS. PROPRIETOR.

LOUIS F. BARTELS, PROPRIETOR.
The above named establishment is now open
for the accommodation of travellers and others,
in Albuquerque New Mexico. The table will
be supplied with the best the market affords,
and the bar with the choicest liquors. The house
contains comfortable rooms for the accommo-
datiOn of strangers, and attached, are good
stables for animals.
Albuquerque NM
January 2Sth 1866. m.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-15


Tampa. Cedar KEYS, n. Marks. Analachicolo.
st. Josoph,s, and st. andrews to Pensacola.
From 81. Augustine to picolata.
From St. Augustino. by Jacksonville andKir.
kand. to St, lIory,s.
From st. .Joqcyh's to Apalachicola.
From Tallahassee, by Moses Bcoslcy's. on Tho
Tologoc TO Rilleyyilie, on the Apaloehicolo
River.
From Tallahassee bv Ccntervilc NIonnnc-
ton. and Dnncon.yls Ga to Tbomnsyilie
Ga. ' ~ y
From Tallahassee bv Donhodor. She'll Point
and potnyct, md Soobrbonnv. 70 Walker.
From Tallahassee. by NicEosnEco nnd Sootb.
cyland. to NIonticcno.
From Tallahassee. hv Salubritv and Ouiucy.
to Boipbridcc Ga. -
From Tallahassee. by Uoukconob. NIontico.
llo, Bcaslcv. Stockton, NIoscly IIoIl. ShI Obi.
On. Madison e IT,. Colnrhns Ninoral Snrings.
and Litto River. to Airgtor. -
From Tallahassee to 81. NIork,s.
From Tollabossec to Yowrcrt
from Tamno. by Iebenuehesossa and ,yep-
ran, to Nlcllonvine,
From Tampo to Napotcc.
From Tampa. br Kennodv,s Store. and Sum.
merlew's Store 10 Fort Mellon.
From Tamna TO Old Tnnnq Raw.
From Vernon to St. Andrews Bay.
From Wac,hootio he Emothn. Gam Lorj
lIomasassa, Augusta, and Chocohatie to Fort
Dale.
From West Woyptop Nv Asrcr Groyc To 4.
bos Snrinos.
,,,a,
ALABAMA
From Abbcyillc. bv Clonton, Barnes's Cross
Roads.
From Andolusia TO Million Florida.
From AshyiIle hy Mount Niles and TAYLOR,
to VILLAGE Spriuss.
From Ashyilc, by Brapchvillc. Cedar Grove.
Briageton. Iiohlapd. and Woodsboro. TO Mon
tovaio.
Prom AshyiIle. bv Broken Arrow. Cronvel.
and Kclbv's Creek. to Ilarporsyio.
From AsbviIIo, by Grccnsport, and polksyil-
lc, to Alexandria.
From Athens, bv White Snlpbur SPRINGS,
Bridgcforth's. Gfbcrtsboro, Bethel, Tenn. and
Prospect. 10 Elkton.
From Abelfoi. by Edpefold ano Tarriopylllo,
to Trov.
From Bawylon, bv Nicbolson's Store. and
Mackesyillc, Miss, to Oaitmau.
From Bcllefonte to Rawlineyile.
From Bonncttsvc, bv Atwood, Cozvo,
Fis hor's Gan. Ducl, Snrinr. and IIendreksylle,
to Nan Buren, '
From Benton, BY Pleasant Hill and Brarg's
to Mount Willinc.
From Big Pond, by Mad Greek and Olinda, to
Columbus, Miss.
From Blue Pond, by Lecsburgh, Kings Hill,
Lurkeytown, and Gadsden, to Ashvillo.
From Blue Pond by Cedar Bluff, Gaycsyillo,
Straight Neck Missionary Station, Ca, and
Coosa, to Rome.
From Biouutsy'lo, br Murpbre's Valley.
Drooksyillc,. Walnut Grove, and Crawlord's
Cove. to BcnnettsyiIlo.
From Bolivar, by Birmingham, Craw Creek,
to Winchester
From Bolivar, by Valley Head, to Apino,
Georgia.
From Brlc5villc, by Leighton to la Grange,
From Bucna Vista to BePs Landing -,
From Burnt Corn, by Iunbal, Bucna VS.
ia, and Now'oTn Academy, to Camden ,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-15
KEARNEY AND BERNARD.
Joel Walker.
W. H. Chick
WALKER AND CHICK,

Commission Merchants, Kansas Mo,
REFER TO
Col. Robert Campbell, Messrs Riley & Cmisg
Saint Louis Mo. Saint Louis Mo-
Santa Fe New Mexico October 7, lS54-t T.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
.'77fF e county \ Canvass, !


.@9pfesams hat tie people are BEGINNING 10
expect DECIDED action as % The candidates tot the
counly,and bytAistins ATE desitous Of knowing
wR5 arEtsnditattS fot the teeklatute. we have
frequently expressed our views upon the impOt.
lance Of having al able and tiled delegation III The
next Iseislature, The various local questions,
affecting lie interests Of our people. ats loo mo-
nentous 10 be FILTERED away tot pallyot PERSONAL
success in This canvass
Tie question Isl Shall we hayea an able aud ef'
fctsn, delegation, who can successfully advance
out intetesls, and wata on impending dangesl--
The lntettsls OF The county require asttong DEL
esaton, and shall we htye ~ Dr. CompbeI and
Nt. Mttkkllate ulteadS aKhouhSed as iHdepead'
ent casliltle. They ate known 10 al The Coun'
", and lei each man answer tot himself The ques.
ton, artlsb e6nbttta2 These ate Questions We
steSitlIhg totthsfeOtle, Who teallySaEe an iRte.
rest 10 good Of the town and county, 10 ladeefot
t6easetteS They will pause and think--anl u
we mistake mol, they will eel loo.
I'heto Heed 10 no clash with any patty, unless
others wish II. The Know Nothings have made
no nominations, petlIsps will moi. They have
waited thus lode, aud perhaps they wIlln desire
any party nominations, but will see The necessity
of hanuoay and coaeotd In OUT common araits.-
Re Ntsas Itmay, tile gentleman alIeody anROun.
ctdTate before The people. They pte known to
us ~ Nibey are 10 them, and we all have, in
common yiIhthem, too much At stake in tic pros
retily the city aud county, 10 hesitate as 10 cd.
yocatips good men when we have them Offered
us Tot responsible POSITIONS, These ate heplain
views which suggest themselves 10 US, and us such
we present them 10 our tealets.
P.S. Sipce writing The above we lepm that
John Kpole has beennOmiuated as a candidate tOt
tie House Of Delegates. Nj, K, Is well and IA.
xotabIy known 10 OUT citizens, has served them in
the convention, is well acquainted with our
wants, aud wlllmake ali efficient and competent
delegate. "A more efficient delegation than one
composed Of tie three gentlemen above named,
could hardly We selected In Insecurity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

SALE op FEMALE CrLrs1tAts.-RtOm The Times
und Transcript we learn that The notorious All
Toy, who hos been the keeper OF house VI ILL
fame 10 San Francisco for tho last thtee yeats,
has lett for China. She brought 10 this country
year ago, on her Teintn from yisi., six OF eight
women, whom she had purchased at $40 each,
Their passage cosl them $500 each. She has ftom
time 10 time sold out her stock al The rate OF 1000
10 1900 each, 10 Chinese merchants and eamhlets.
On leaving for China, she disposed Of The 10. fe.
naming al $500 each. Tile Times and 'rlAns.
Onpt understands fton Nj. Catyalho, The Chinese
interpreter, that these women dare not resist in
thee Transactions, 50 much ste they IN dread Of
their tytanncal countfymen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
Prom tie Hons Journal.
Henry Clay,

-IIe was q noble fellow, that Henry Clay,
and II his youth was wild, il was brilliant und
chyaltouS; bis manhood exalted aud honoiel;
his old see piuus and respected his death
an eutlandsla hts f1nIe q peoples almost to-.
mantle lore, lie had no need Of stills. iot nature
had elevated lin, In attributes, oS IN stature, a.
bove the level II common men, and TO look up 10
him, whether in The social OF The national hail.
was but 10 yield 10 an Irresistible ATTRACTION, |
have seen him as courteous " The Negto who lied
his shoe, as 10 the millionaire who funoed himself
his equal, until sentence ftom his lips dispelled
the deiusiOn, and riches and tank luailed before
The might Of intellect, us II bsanel llom his eye,
IN The consciousness Of superiority, OF played o..
bout his lips, indicative ollie wealth within. lie
had moi the majesty Of Washington, OF The gtan,
deuf Of Webslet lie was rather qualified 10 win
than 10 (otce his way; but have We moi seen The
citadel Yield 10 Strategy, when II could moi be car.
Tied bysQiml and dots moi The elegant ptrsuaSiUn
OiieRtimes prevail wheJe elaborate Argument Is
unsuccessful Il was hard 10 listen 10 Henry
Clay, and withhold conviction. lie col posses.
slim Of The out'wotks--tIle eye and The eat-sub.
dnel tie heart, anil lie judgment generally suit.
feRdeted al discretion, lie was, olt.anl.out,
SoulhetneIt with his dtEsling faults and splendid
NriuesI distinguished In everything, from the sa.
loon 10 The Senate chamGet-as fOrmet at Ash.
laHd, OF as Ills eolhtly's representative, and me.
lal0t at home and abroad.
.!,Ils talthiu loupd among The hith!t44, 49,
"Palthfal only be-"
/ RtttSpAtt,yAS w.B.B.
y. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

IluMAS TESTIMONIAL lew lnys ago says The
Chicago Times, dead body vas found neSE Mil.
waukee, and public opinion generally Iecamesat'
sfed that II was the sad remains Of John DwyeL
sIilUf accustomed 10 sail from that potl, aud well
known theie (Jt many yeats THEE ladies, with
whom DwyeT had boarded in Milwaukee during the
last four years, all identified the body as thai Of
thet late loatdet. II appears that Dwyet left The
city few months since OT the interior, on ior Of
wool chOpping, md that recently, a man NAMED
Harrison came In, saying D@yct had sent for his
clothing, which was given. 0lliCets started OF ia
pursuit Of Hanson, that lie might be utced to give
on account Of poor D%Set, aud he did, tOt liz cat.
red The police to where y. was at work. Tie
lslleE gentleman assured the oltiNels thut he was
mol dead, had mol been lnutdsteI, and was 10 tx.
Cellent health. The Coionets july, in the face Of
This evidence had 10 reject that Of the ladies', who
so cOnSclentiously and honestly, yet mistakinsly
had testified 10 the identity Of tie body.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

AGREsr or Carr, KiSSEr.-Coloncl Henry l..
Kinney was arrested last night, at the MettoPoli.
tan Hotel, by Abtam Y. llillyet United States
Mafsllal, and his Two Deputies, Thompson and
Horton, Of this District, on bench warrant issu.
ed assiRst him upon an Indictment found BY tue
Gland. Juty Of the United States District Coull,
now In session, iot being engaged in fitting out a
military expedition against The Republic Of Niear.
aqua. The Colonel remains In custody, and will
Ge taken befoie the Court to-day 10 await further
ao:ion,-M y. Tribune, Saturday. z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

sls,tssinasos.4, iBlsceiliSwk swttinlss2E
ofiiie FIotjiSwaftffomlsS lol " lLhougtl Hey
vac tb60andS tlSmjles .llcm lie seat olSwat5
81 emitted 10 i6Q ACES of land no
iiifefenee man who fetlll led lls life
RI IKE ,6aiB6f ofpTtholi ot Hin the etsladts OF
Pl6fiia ana lie man IN I'D, Wasat theS same lime
6filII fs iiit some dll;ant waters tlqpatteteN
some sf6t shete no hostile foot could tread. II
service In The amy Of navy only Wos intended W
ConsteSs, II Should have omitted The yw0Ids 'f1
Gny of tie ptrs,n but, by using these words, Il
4 evident that actual service In such wars Was IN
tended 10 eDihls any one 10 Land, Lao. lisistote
OF opinion That no petton can be beneficiary un'
DEF lie ist seclloR Of the act Of Match 3, 1885,
who has not performed fonlleen days seIyies q
he stas Of var III Which he aliall clstH e have
49, ls Commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

FuRrltER ABour TttE ExpLU'loS or THE psorELL.
ia ORrGoX.-Il seems that The cause Of the late
catastrophe wat MI Occasional by any defect III
the boilers OF tie Ill fatei pr0pellGt, bdl by he
carelesSllrsS Of tic En.lneer The mate Of Tie
schooner Flying Cloud was standing neat the tut.
mace few minutes before the explosion, and fG.
marked that there was danger, The cocks were
then lriud aud lie water was fOuni 10 10 very
low; but the Engineer expressed conviction that
all was safe, and Soii il would w impossible ut
the boilers 10 hurst. However,, lie lIrgan filling
the boilers with water. The mate thought that
THINKS were in al unsafe condition, aud immedi-
atrly went up aud walked forward tUwattIS the
bow, ct tic vessel, lie had not gone mUIe than
half way before the explosion occurred.
after the explosion, the mate walked aft anu
saw that the engine aud BOILERS were 6Inwn rn'
titeiy OIL Of Tic boat, he then went EOIwatd to
loosen The b 10 Enn for slUEe, nnd heard cry oft
that she was sinking. and SHE sunk IN few MN
uIts \ p0rt0n Of her bow only remained ,abUYe
water. TIE munger VI lives lost was len.
CAPT. Stewnu was standing about len feel for
word uf tile Plot.hUnSe, at The time Of The eSplo'
sion, and wos thtown up some six Ieet, aud on SIEl
king upon LIE deck 6IoSe his lee, aboHt three
nClts below tho knee. ltissaid that the foam.
ing Of The water IN tie boiler leceiied the eRgintct
as 10 the quantity, and caused the explosions but
It seems that The mate Of the Cloud was mol 50
deceived, and that he demonstrated with the IN.
fortunate man in yain,--Ctrre, Lauder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
1.a. .A+.- ram M an N MAR.

Tile European mails 10, The i4llS by The africa,
came 10 hand last night, and we CLEAN from then
some fatIhet eSltac9; ( ,ls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

FOR RENT.
The Sto.e Room on Monroe street al ple,.n,,...
bf0ur ~ 20 IDS hOuse sill Le for tent oil Ouf eS AS.
jams TALLAST & nEI.Iptu4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01


RoNAScE OF lSDnS llFE,-A private sollier,
writing from Fort Laamie, Mach l9Ih, mentions
the following incidents Ofhe massacre Of Lieuten.
ant Citattan;-
| will give you two facts connected with The
mnSSpcre, which have never seen In the newspa.
Rers. 4 MUSICIAN. ono Of the party, owned or
married squuW, and on that unfortunate day,
when she saw danger threatening the troops, she
rallied hef father aud brother ~ preserve her lover.
When lie fell wounded, size rushed Ia hin 10 pEU'
lect him from The arrows or perish with him. lief
father shot seveia Arrows ut the othet lndinns,
and was wounded himself IN the jealous defence
OF The soldiers. Iffpll lIo sat down aud wep, rs
he could dU no more. The hostile Indians then
rushed on the wounded soldier, tote him from HE
embrnces OF his faithful sQuaw. and Schlped him
before het eyes. Aftt this size could mol Ue Pfc
vailed oil 10 eat OF dEnS, and starved 10 Heath,
dying IN niue Hays, aud glad 10 regain The presence
Of the spirit OF une she Lowell so dearly. The only
soldier that tsachell her alive was fOunl by on In
dian, who, instead Of scolpins him, nInisicie to
his wants, carried water 10 his hiding place, AMI
enlpavoted 10 hiring him into the fott during The
night, but being unable ut ataM 10 accomplish
lis lunose, liz turned back to MI. IIOrdenus
house, Iealing tlle soldier and fonf Indians Ovrt'
took him and wished 10 kill The wounded mall,
or rs they SAUL "tlnt dog" Tie reply OF lie
toble hiendy savage was, "'lhs white man must
live, OF must die" and lie bole him of ~ safety.
Such generous deeds should be remembered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

C4UToRSlI PoTAToEs.-About one year ago The
agricultural branch Of The Patent Office received
specimens Of California lush potatoes, some Of
them eishing 81 pounds each. They were cafe.
fully cultivated BY d. Page Of this city, and
strange ssit may seem, the uUptS they pOduced
were not Larger than pigeons eggs. The tubets
have been sent TO The Governor Of The United
States Military Asylum 10 this District for (utthet
experiment. a facl with reference 10 lie ltsli
poiatoe is nUl generally known and understood
The sole and cultivated ii soil aIpl climate not
like those from which it is brought, the product is
greatly diminished. lIut when cultivated The sec.
ond aud third year Il will irlctease In size aud Uf
len improve in Quality.-Nash, Star.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

tTls has been satstaeloiily tscettanel that
ducks ehIet lie water Tot drHt teasons, and come
out Tor luH.dry motives,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

pJohn ]. Jones, who murdered Nj. Sic. Atdls
Of West Point, lows, fourteen years ago, has Just
been arrested al l,6ckland, Ohio, and taken 10
Iowa iot tiai,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

Special Correspondence of the Express.)
Gloomy accounts - Caution to refugees - List
ofDead-Rumor corrected DR. Barry III
Increase of the Feper- Postscript.
Dedr Erpress:-I have no cheering accounts
to give you. The seourge pursues its resistless
course and daily sweeps off some of our most val
liable citizens. 1t is impossible for any man to
name period when its ravages will ease.
We are all anxiously looking for the advent of
Frost as the only means by whichthe poisonous IN
lection may be destroyed Until that time, the
people of Portsmouth soiournng beyond her lin
b.: cannot without incurring the most imminent
| hnger return to their homes, II would be well
|1r the papers to begin in time and caution all
agsss against returning prior to the 10th or
| jth of November. Such is the decided opinion
J Mt only of our local faculty, but also of our
Southern physicians, practising amongus,
! To-day have heard of fourteen deaths: child
n. l.. II. Hodges; child of James Jarvis Jr; child
ri Joseph Manning child of Mr.. Ross; Sarah
FRabv (cold); child of Mrs. Sweeney: w. p. Brit
Engham's negro man; Henry Barrett Leray L.
Brown Mrs. N. w. Aylwin; child of John Silver;
.joha Reed (eord) Robert c. Robman, (sailma
Eser of the United States Navy.) and Mrs. Thorn
b. L. Johnston.
Il am pleased TO contradict the run1or Of the
eleah of Amos Edwards Jr., worthy young cit
Den, and glad am to announce that VIM. Il.
Singleton, who has been dangerously i'll is now
Better.
DR.. Barry, of Memphis, who has been render
II essential service in his attentions to the sick,
n regret to say. extremely low, and much
ear that he cannot live through to night.
Richard Nash and Robert A. Graves are in
fory critical condition and but little hope can be
entertained Of their recovery.
The weather is still cold and cloudy.
Many new cases are occurring, ana in viru-
Fence fully equal to any that have preceded them.
GOSPoRT.
Sept. 81. O'Clock A. M.-rhe following have
h ed since closing my letter last night: Robert \.
raves, Richard Nash Peter Kelly Miss Annie
Y}oswl6k, and Peter Galilee. G.