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Sherif's Sale,

BY virtue Of an execution issucd from the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the county Of
Jackson, in the State Of Ohio and to me directed.
will offer at public sale, at the Residence Of vii.
sou Alshire in said county, on
SATURDAY THE 23nd, DAY OF JUNE, 1855,
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. NJ. the following personal property to
wit: One dun mare one white horse, one sorrel
horse, two red and white cows aud tEenty six head
Of Sheep. Levied upOn as the property of Wilson
Alshire, to satisfy a Judgment against him, and in
favor of Sarah Gileland.
VINTON POWERS. Sh'f. J. G.
June 7th, IS. / ids. prs, fees 50,
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or The Ohio Iron & Coal Co., the
company which founded Ironlon, was or.
ganzed with twenty -four members, Nine
Of the number, leading business men in
IrontOn and vicinity, have gone to their
final account" in little over five years
Henry s. Willard, Andrew Dempsey,
George Sleece, Henry Blake, Joseph W ,
Dempsey, w ashington Irwin, James W.
Means, James A. Richey, and James
20. Willard. Four died, we believe, OF
fevers, three OF consumption, one oil chol.
era, one from casualty. One member Of
the company has sold his stock; leaving
now in the company but IA of the original
members. LontOa Register.
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News Items.

OrSinuS Cole has a majority of Seren
thousand and forty.eight for Judge in
Wisconsin over Judge Crawford, the Lo'
cofoco nominee.
Gen. CuIlom, of Tennessee, has re-
ceived the nomination of the American
party in his district, for reelection to Con-
press. The vote stood Cullom, $50 ;
Allison, 10; Savage, (Dem.) "a; DR..
Anderson, |.
There are now in the United States
thirty. two insane hospitals, and the num-
ber of insane persons in the country is
estimated at 10000.
Late Texas papers report the occur
renee of fight near Fort Belknap be-
tween some Comanches and an old con.
tractor and his party. The contractors
guides were killed, and his cattle stolen
The steam frigate San Jacinto is to
return to New ork, when Capt. Paul
ding, will assume the command. She
will then again join the Gulf squadron,
to which a first class frigate is to be ad-
ded.
The sloop-ofwar jamestown is ordered
to Join the African squadron.
The steamship 81. Louis arrived at
Havre on the morning of the 18th in a
damaged condition, having ran against an
ice berg on the eastern edge of the Grand
Banks. Her bows were badly stove in,
but she was able to complete her pas
sage with safety, as the injury was above
the water line.
A severe fire at Worcester Mass on
the night of the 3lst ult, destroyed steam
mills and other property to the value OF
$50, 900. About one half of the value
was insured.
W After the first July, persons hav-
ing occasion 10 send money or other val
uables through the mail, may register
the same at the Post Office by paying the
sum of five cents for each letter. For
this the Postmaster will give receipt
and when the letter is taken cut of the
office by the person TO whom it is address
sed a receipt is also given. Registered
letters are to be made up in separate
packages and addressed to the Postmas'
ter.-ChillicOthe Advertiser.
The Louisville Journal has on its sub
scription list the name OF one Of the
monarch's Of Europe. lie sent his name
through the ministerial Plenipotenliary
The Government Of Turkey has a
last abolished the haradj, or Christian
poll.tax, al the urgent request OF Eng gIant
and France.
Ninety babies have already received
their certificates for the Barnum show
There are, triplets, and in one case, W
understand, quarie!tu among them.
; Ttere was green corn in the New Or
,11eans market on the 10Th ult.
The House of Representatives of Con
neclicut, by majority OF 90 votes, refused
to pass the bill extending the right Of SUI
Irage TO negroes
RS" Notwithstanding the heavy drail
of specie sustained by the New York cit,
banks last week the weekly statement 0
their affairs showsa very healthy none,
market, the specie in their vaults havin!
increased to the extent of $639,000 ant
the deposits over u million and half c
dollars. In Wall street parlancc mono,
goes begging at present rates,
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Democracy take Notice,

That do hereby, propose to meet any gentleman
in public debate, who will debate in respectful good
wiil,) and debate the following Political subjects:
Democracy, Federalism Whigism and Toyism.
Or any other Political charge which are made by the
selfstylcd Democratic party against the present
Wing party &c. will meet as above proposed, at
anv time or times that We can agree upon between
this time, and the Cd Tuesday Of October next and
meet in this place, or vicinity. AS consider the
next election avery important one, to the people Of
Ohio.
N.B.I will undertake to provo that Locofocoism
is Toryism in the full scnco of the word &c.
ALEXR.' PORTER--A citizen Of this place,
and friend to the peoples rights
jackson. NAV 81. 1S55-10-3w*
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The UNIVERSITY FAMILY
ME MEMENMEMDHEc~~

ISSUED under the seal, sanction and authori.
ty of
THE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April
~, 1853. With a capital of s 100, 900, mainly
lor the purpose OF aTesting the evils Of
SPURIOUS NoSTRUMS,
Also for supplying the Community with reliable
remedies wherever Competent Physician can
not or will not be employed, have pUrshased from
Dr. JOHN II. ROWLAND, his celebrated
RoWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty. five years as the
only sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &c.
And his inestimable Remedy for Bowel Com.
plants,
RoWAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK.
BERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with the Universiy's Remedy for Com.
plants of the Lungs,
The Universitys Remedy for Dyspepsia or In.
digestion.
The Univerity's Remedy for Costive Bowels.
Also the University's Almanac may be had,
at the Branch Dispensary, or Store of L. r. ClOw.
ers, g. Co., Agents Druggist, Chemist, Corner of
Columbia, and Main street. Jackson @. II. Ohio.
May 81, '55. l0-ly.
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NOW work mnrket.

New York, June 5--eve.-Cotton
firm, sales 5000 bales. Flour le cents
per barrel lower, sales 5000 bbls good
Ohio at S1O,@SlO,3l; Southern at 81
25O$ll,62. Wheat firm. Corn tlifle
lower, mixed at $1O7@$l,Io. Pork
dull. Sales of old mess Pork at $17,87
O17,08. Beef triAe higher, sales 500
bbls. repacked Chicago at $l5, 5,25(9Sl5,
SO, and country mess at SloOl2,6O
Lard unchanged, Sales $50 bbls. Ohio
Whisky at 37@37!c. Groceries firm,
with moderate business.
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Rail Road Motina | |

THE undersigned having come to the determine
ton to remain at my present location, in Scioto
Township, jackson County, Ohio and to continue
selling Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Qucenswarc
and Tinwaro, of all kinds, Boots, and Shoes Hats,
Gaps and Bonnets, and every other article usually
kept in Dry Good Stores. likewise can and will
sell cheaper than any other establishment, west of
the town of jackson. All kinds of Country Produce
taken at as high mark as is given in the country,
Wheat Corn, Oats, Dried Fruit, Beans and Ba-
con, taken in exchange for any article in my line.
Fricnds---~ and all, as the weather, is warm and
pleasf ~' be glad to have you call and sec
me aL 20. . drink of pure water, and examine
my gooe = II you do not buy, it shall cost you
nothing
N. B. Sack and Barrel SALT, constantly on hand
and for sale. WIN. A. MCRAY.
May 81, '55 loft
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Notice.
Notice.
James II. c. Miller Petition for foreclosure of
vs. mortgage & other relief.

James II. G. Miller, Petition for foreclosure Of
Ys. mortgage Il other relief.
B. L. Kirkpatrick. In jackson Com. Pleas.
B. l.. KIRKPATRICK, residence unknown, is
hereby notified, that have this day filed Petition
in the Court of Common Pleas, the object and prayer
of which is to obtain Judgment against you in my
favor, for $lSS 5Ol00, and interest from the Oath
day May, 1885, at the rate of ten per cent per an
num- and for an order for the sale of the following
premises, to pay the same for which the same stands
mOrtgaged and that tho balance of the proceeds of
the sale be paid into court to await the maturity of
certain other notes also included in said mortgage,
and meanwhile that the rents and mesnc profits be
made applicable to the same end to wit: The north
erly half of inlot No. 75 in the town of jackson,
more particularly described in said deed of mortgage;
which said Petition you are required to answer on or
before the 4th day of August, 1855, and in default
thereof Judgment will be rendered against you, and
order made as therein prayed
JAMES II. c. MILLER
by |, ROBERTS, his Atty.
Juno 9TH, '55 II--6w
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4th, Of July.

What do our friends think Of the idea Of
making preparatory steps towards celebra,
ting the ever glorious 4tb, of July? All
our sister towns are making extensive pre-
parations to celebrate it, in a becoming
manner, and we do hope that there is yet
enough of the fire of patriotism left in the
hearts of the people of Jackson to act like
wise, and honor the glorious Fourth, the
day of all days, the day upon which our
independence was declared. Let us agair
fan into burning blaze thatnational pride
so much loved and 50 hard won by oul
forefather.
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SciOtO & Hooking Valley Railroad
Change Of Time.
s::t5st.,s 5sgzslE VI 49, - x-sIzl
i5(sS57tssf5aS 5(s7tsfaS y 47J tl es sSf4

ON AND AFTER FHii3 He lst of June, 1855,
Trains will run as follows. ~
Train No. will leave Portsmouth at o'clock, A.
NJ, arrive at Jackson at IL M.--Returning leave
Jackson at ! 4 o'clock p. NJ, and arrive at Porst-
mouth at 5 2. NJ.
Train No. 2 leaves Jackson at II o'clock A. Nj
arrive at Portsmout at II A. M,-Returning leaves
Portsmouth at 215 o'clock ?. NJ, and arrive at jack
son at 6. p. NJ.
Trains stop ONLY for passengers at tho following
stations, to wit; Sciotovle, Webster, Washington
and Gallia Stations, Portland, Cross RoAds and Ir-
wins Station. j. W. WEBB, Sup't.
Jackron June, 7, 55 II If.
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ExcoMMUNIcATIoN REMovED,-The
Bishop of Buffalo, after adopting all sorts
of arguments and threats against the St.
Louis Catholic Church in that city, even
including accommodation, to force the
conveyance of the property to himself,
has finally relented, and has Withdrawn
his curse. A preacher has been assigned
them' and they are again in communion.
But he did not get the deed The ac,
ton of the Legislature of that State, it is
thought had something 10 do in this IT :
anlt
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Dveing and COlOring.

THE Subscriber informs the public, that he has cs
tablishod himselfin jackson, and will Weave Wool.
lon carpets every desired patterns He will also dye
Yarns, Shawls, Coats and silk, Dresses of different
Colors Those wishing anything in his line of bust
ness arc invited to call and examine his work at his
shop on Portsmouth Street. near tho old Steam Mill
His prices will be reasonable.
e5y" All work done by him will be warranted.
+. A. BAESLER.
jackson, May gath, IS. 0 S-m
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HARDWARE q C CUrIERY.--H. w. White,
we notice has just received the largest and
most splendid lot of Hardware, & Cut
lery, and also Carpenter tools, that has ever
been brought to this County, and offers
the same at prices to suit the times.
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The following named persons composed
the Petit Jury, at the June Term, e55, to.
wit james Gillispie, Jonathan E. Vernon,
I'D. Davis, Geo. Burris, ST., John Hor,
ton, Woodson Wills, Alexander Johnson,
Joseph Horton, John Buckley, John Ste.
venson, Jehiel Frazcc, and James Hunt, Of
the above, John Horton, and Jchiel F4zee,
were absent.
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RE- The following gentleman of the
Bar were in attendance from abroad, as
Attorneys at Law, during the session of
our June term of Court 1866. Ross,
w. Il. McClintick; Scioto, Hon. 0. f.
Moore, Geo. Turner, w. A. Hutchins and
Geo. johnson; Lawrance, L. w. Jordo1,
Ralph Leet and S. P. Calvin; Gallia, A,
r. Holcomb; Pike, w. II. Reed and Jas.
Ceilings.
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RE-" See Porters challenge, to those that
wish to debate upon political subjects, in
another column. Mr.. P. is strong team,
and it will require talent to stand before
him. He has thrown the glove, who will
dare take the sword" On, Stanley, On"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DENTISTRY,

DR.. S. B, DUNLAP Of NJ Arthur o., will bo in
Jackson on the l2th of June, aud will remain for
few days. He is prepared to execute all kinds Of
work pertaining to the profession. Particular at
teuton will be given to the insertion of Artificial
teeth, in whole, half, and partial setts on the new
aud improved style Of ATMosPHERIc PRESSURE
All operations warranted. Hemay be found at the
"Isham House."
Ine1. '55. Il-u
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$l5O PER MONTH! A SMALL FOR
TUNE FOR ONE DOLLAR.

A CHANCE to make money, by all persons in or
out of business. No capital needed but by little
expense incurred, 1t requires no travelling no ped
ding, but gives you the comforts of home with a
chance to make from $3.50, to 5000 per month. This
is no receipt of any kind, or Book Agency tits some
thing entirely new, and worthy of all persons desi-
ring permanent and gcnteel employment. The
whole right and knowledge, will be sent to any per-
son. upon the receipt of one dollar. / warrant sat
isfaction, if not the money will be returned.
Newspapers, Magazines Periodicals and Miscoa-
neous Books, Hymn Books, Novel Tales, Stationery
&c. All letters, postpaid, addressed to GEORGE f
KNoER West Columbia, Mason county, Virginia
Box l5. will be STRICTLY attended To.
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LiquorRiOts in POrtland--The Mill.
tary Called Out-TWO Men Killed
PORTLAND, NIe. Junp q

T VII " I77NI'U' HIU'f UUTTU t.
Mayor Neal Dow, anticipating action
by the City Council, recently purchased
$1,000 worth of liquors for the city agen.
cy. Several citizens entered complaint.
and warrant was issued for the seizure
of the liquor remaining on his hands,
The Mayor called special meeting OF
the Board of Aldermen this afternoon.
Much interest is felt TO know how matters
will terminate.
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Rg- Again we are called upon by sever
al of our citizens to urge the necessity OF
having the trash cleaned off of the pave
ments, and cspeciallyon Broadway, street.
When next we speak of this nuisance, we
shall be apt to mention the names of those
that permit their lumber, building stones,
bricks, shingles, etc., to obstruct the way.
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DR.. J. II. G. Miller, our worthy towns
man has effected purchase of the large
brick building formely known as the
q" Gratten' building. The well known 60
of this gentleman is guar
tee enough to insure the speedy compile
ton of the building, and to bring 1t into
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DENTIsmY.--By an advertismentin an
other column, our citizens will learn that
Mr. S. B. Dunlap, Dentist will be in our
place on the l2th, inst. when all that are
toothlcss, or have any of their teeth out of
repair or have that Pain of all Pains can
now be accommodated with new ones or
have their old Grinders extracted.
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Cool WEArHER.-Friday, Saturday,
Sunday, and Monday last, was extremely
cool, bringing in demand instead of white
pants; over-coats, stoves and stone coal.
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CINCINNATI. June 6.-P. NJ.

The river has fallen six inches. The
weather is cloudy but warm.
Flour is steady. Whisky is held at
sole. There is good demand for pro-
visions. Bulk Sides sold at &c. No
change in groceries.
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The Cleveland Express of Tuesday
says, yesterday, Judge Foote sustained the
decision that the passing of counterfeit
bank bills of other States, less than ten
dollars, is no offence against the laws Of
State.
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Several bushels of sir weeks or forty
days c)rn from the South of Spain have
been received at the Patent flee, and
will be distributed in the northern States
and in the higher regions of the noun
tains, ltis species of corn that ripens
within six weeks from the time it is plant
ed
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PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT.-D, Rad
cliffe, offers his portion of the " CONNER
cial Block" for sale or rent, see bills
For particulars see proprietor.
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For Sale.

TO Furnace prOprietos and others. The Sub.
scriber has for sale at the very lowest rates large
lot Of Log Chains, Mattoeks Picks 0x-rihgs, Spread.
e.s, &c. Call soon. BANISTER BROWN,
Jackson June I, IS. II 2-W
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CATHOLICS IN THE U. S. Figures ia.
ken from the Metropolitan Catholic Alma
nae for 1855:
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IN IB46, No. OF Communioanls, ,BUU
" 1854, " 1884 500
According to the above, the number oil
Catholic communicates in the country
has increased over three, quarters OF u
million in eight years. In five years past
the number Of Catholic Churches in the
country has increased 75l, an average
of l5O a year. or almost three for every
week during the five years.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNITED STATES BANK,
D. LEACH.

TWILL NOW OFFER MY STOCK OF GOODS,
at fifteen per cent less prices than ever heretofore
as ! have bought the entire interest of my junior
partners, and design doing an exclusive CASH busi-
ness from this date, with one request that all who
have accounts with the firm of d. Leach & Co..
would call and make settlement Immediately. My
stock of Goods is large and well adapted to the trade
of this country, and will try and sell at prices tC
suit the people.
CASH Z! CASH Il
As will sell for nothing else Until my previous
accounts are oil entirely settled up in the firm of
Leach d. Leach d Co.
FANCY SILKS.
A large stock of which will sell at cost, with Q
large stock of other articles of fancy goods.
ALSO A GENERAL STOCK
OF all kinds of Dry Good, Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes
Hardware, Queensware, Ready y-niadc Clothing, Gro.
ceries and in fact almost everything that
ry for the peoples wants. for cash only produce il
exchange CHEAP CHEAP II cHEAp!!! Also BacoT
and Lard for SALE ID. LEACH.
Jackson June 7, '55-11-tf
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CHICAGO, June 5,-Complection of
election returns throughout the State in
dicate the success of the prohibitory liq-
uor law by large majority.
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MARRIED.

On the 3Ist, inst, by Rev. J. 7. Holiday, Mr..
ALEXANDER PooR, to MISS ELIZABETH CALLmAN,
all of jackson County Ohio.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

AT 10 o'clock last night, noisy mol
assembled about the building used for the
city liquor agency, and attempted to
break in, to destroy the liquor. The 20.
lice attempted to preserve the peace, lur
the crowd becoming more and more
threatening, the military companies were
called out. ltis thought thatthe Difficult.
ty will end quietly.
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THIRD DISPATCH

AT late hour the mob broke into the
building. TIE military, drawn up on the
opposite side OF the street, fred volley
killing Ephram Robbigs, of Eastport
and wounding several others-somc SO
verely. A squad of the Rifle Guard ther
charged bayonet on the crowd, which
rapidly disappeared. One old gentle
man, said to have been quietly on hi,
way home, received severe bayone
wound. A few arrests were made. when
the mob entirely disappeared Another
man is reported to have died of hi,
wounds, this morning
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William HatfieId,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator, on
the estate of William Hatfield late of jackson coun-
ty, deceased. Dated at Jackson this 9th day Of
June, 1855. JOHN J. HOFFMAN.
Jackson June 7, '55, 11-3-w
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Executors Notice.

NIACONtUIS
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as the Executor of the
last will and testament of the Estate of Phillip
Brown, late of Jackson county, deceased, this 4th
day of June, A. d. 55.
JOSEPH SPRIGGS Executor of PHILLP Brown
deceased.
Jackson June 1853 W.
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Wall Paper and Bordering.
JUST received and for sale at
HARDINGS BOOK STORE.
jackson, april u, '55.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

ISDrPESDESoE, Jan. 26-rhe Santa Fe msi ar
rived yesterday BY il we learn that the Indians
have fegun their d,predaiions again.
The Mescallsros band ran of four head Of Majors
and Russ.lls cattle, winterpg on Red River. Troops
started after them and recovered upward Of hun.
dieo. after pursuiDg them t~o hundred miles. A de-
tacbmeDt froo below nov out in the White Noun
lsps It'll in puIsu, post is 10 be established on
Re TO protect the southern settle nents. The
Sope bot i'm. harm, kL,nysR and the ttiAhs
is rss ips violently Chico Velaquez, the chie', wno
took NJ Whit. snd party, has died with H. CsP'.
ajt,r y6t Ipdysps spuur me usr6y Marcu. Gen Gar
land returned from the Mesila Valley on the 18th,
and hes published mis- order, taking military posses
ZION OF the country.
The Legislature was in session, but the Governor
and that bocy do not get along very hsrmon,onsly
The patriotic body refused TO pay the freight on
number of books, presented 10 the Territory by Con
pr,ss because they Englsh books, and they dld
not want them. They do not REUSE Eoglsh donAni
wby not Cd 81 pc the order Of Government
MessIs johnson OF Baltimore, and Judge Watts,
Of Indiana, were passengers by the mail stage. ny
them learn that the traders at I'll Psso, except m,
Corrol, bad not yet been able - enter their goods
through the Custom. House So ne Of the sheep mSr
chants from California, were returning Tor iurtne'
supplies from chihuahua and New Mexico. =,
hessrr. Beck and Glddngs at Santa re, hsa al
their fpe sheep lately brought from the States, run
off by tie Metcallaros Indians. $50
There was but little snow on the plains, ana tne
II all psrty came in pleasantly.
We had here, on Saturday last, avery violent INV
storm, Of twenty hours continuance TUG sno~
rs 10 rs inchs in depth, and drifting, 10 pisces ION
or i've feet. iCor. Of The St. Louis kepuoiicA Al