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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21

NOTlCE.-ln pursuance Of the foregoing
order Of sale | will on Monday the 7h day Of
July, 1856 before the courthouse door in the
town Of Winchester, offer for sale for ready
cash the tracts Of land mentioned in said order
Of sale, or SO much thereof rs will be sutli-
cient Of each of them to satisfy the taxes,
costs and charges annexed to them.
WILLIAM Little, Y. c.
Nav If t1s
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT,
No. ID, Cedar Street,

No. ID, Cedar Street,
Nashville, Tennessee,
DEALERS and Manufacturers of Gents
Fine Ready Made Clothing, and Clothing
made to order in the best manner; Gents fur
nishing Goods of every description and finest
quality Such as Collars, Suspenders, Gloves,
Half-hose, Cravats, Stocks, Neck-ties; White
Cotton and Linen Shirts; Silk, Wooden, Cotton,
Merino and Cashmere Under shirts and Draw
ers; and everything required to render gen
tleman's Wardrobe Complete.
February 16, '56-1y.
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CABINET MAKERS.
Winchester, Tennessee.

THANKFUL for past favors, beg leave to
inform their friends and the public generally,
that they till continue the Cabinet Business
at their now house, Southeast side of the
Public Slunrc, Winchester, Tenn,
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SHEET IRON WARES

w HVtfKEVSSVN'
AN now receiving large and varied
assortment of fine Stoves, Brass Kettles, Odd
Lids, Pumps, Castings, &c., and have on hand
every variety of Tin Wares, and can manu-
facture to order all manner Of Sheet Iron
Wares. Guttering, Roofing, &c, done on
reasonable terms.
will take in exchange for the above goods
old copper, brass, pewter, and lead, beeswox,
feathers, tallow, jeans, and all articles COM
ine under the head Of barter. The market
price will always be allowed.
r. J. Lockhart is my authorized agent and
can always be found at the old business stand,
Mar Is, 1856. If S A LOCKllART.
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o. Homemade cloth, Socks, &C., tukcn
in exchange for cheap dry goods.
Junc7 ly A. JOuRDAN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
SS,prra ! @mrro !!
e1crcmGcr II. 1856.


Sir pirl Wilh, Suttcr unb Tctt.
0eiunec5 umb fette5 Sieb Bel iprnie
SSutter.
S(pcthGfIr 6. g. SJirncr, rptbtr frubGr 1r,
~ Oancp6tp's Oru9tCbr ptrlpoltIts, bat ctm
Bunlht itintr piGIn SrCnnes GntprctbCn uno III
pitosr rcn ftrncn Q8etln ;urit9etthrt UNI lIne ipr
10 puuosrtar plrttnptn uno bttitbtln SRtoiStntn
+ einSi putpcr uno inc n men t
nun ;um 9Metn otItr GStlt in5 Grrgl ju ttrsitsn.-
CT hot 81 oieItm 3psds Den 9rcgtn SGIrn in Der
SbbrlIousbolIs in IUtntcpn Cin9trttbtGt pc cr i'm
SrcBcn uno Nttincn liucn &unotn aGtpartcn wtrc.
Bur WtaucmitbtSit perltttIn bat or NtGoCraacn in
alien Qpctbefen uno ocu orGgtrtn Stcbrs I'M 9anoG
trrthtrt rpe bcltlbcn NrutI oaS Yulccr nit fCiner
it9iubinoi0tn llrttrthrtft orkbcn uno coS ointment
nit Einem StQd uno 8iO uno lriucm 9iamcn ins
G6taS riuattlocn aht, uu9trfiht uuo III otn olsbcn
prtiFrn Crbalttn wtrotn tauu pie bier. Dcttcrru
uno Qncrrt Die ltins !oGmittt in 9rr5tu Suantiti:
ten 9sbrouhtr, wirotn autb btt pfinotn ttetcn'.-
SSnrm &iebpupEr bat CT unit Gm Qauntp 81 G9rtr
Den Samen
LEHfGU CATTLE POWDER
esacNtn uno smyftblt ss oan, Grrncrs wt9rn fsincr
isbtm onNlrn gdtttc 45cipScr ftbsnncn 9rcGcu
Rraft Die cs auf Ole Seroauunasprt'cu9t ausGbt
nrpurtb ocr0 0rc6e tuit ron gutter,
ptltht5 Gd otr 0emSbnlhsn SUttrrun9 njtbt ptroou:
ct miro uno betauntlib Uttr crttobtd prcjcut, oIir
Ihcr 9or bic oItfts ausma 9tretttt, uno fcnltt IN
Stiitb, Tttt Y1 tb uno 3dtttr ptrpanocl miro, ett
crtn tittbnGt ftinu @cihmat ho6cn. llebct
Die InpInour9 ;ur otluu9 ptrihEptucr Aronthct
ten inott man pcll: Grtiutsrun9 in ben pdnobtHs
pCIbs isorr Der tti9ttt9t fnr. Ssn
NERVE AND BONE LTNIMENT
Fat li;b ats uni6crtrSfltb srruitkn 6ri iImmnibrn
Pusttt: uno StttntSfrantbtittn, pie &trrtnfun9tn.
8critaubunecu, Shminoe, 8bsum1t!Snus, 8tidru
uno Seittnitbmrrwn, SrCittrultn, cos bSit Ding.
Wtbt (SauurSr) 0cGt, Oarm9tbt uuo gan; brirn:
orrs gut 5tirtun9 Der NtrpGu uno SRusttln natb
oir QBtif an9euruott wtc IS eet toEn 9'cttd Oct:
0tc9tt 3tttl io9'. Dcnicniaen, wdbtn ltine SReci:
'nGn ncb nltht bttonnt iinN, miro Gin cinj9cr Scr:
Iutb I0ltn mas Gt inN, nYmlltb Ntt ntetthttn ure
pertbpcuittn 60usmittd fir ollt StIncs uno mirc
mcirc M2tci;ium III Cjucm n0usnltttd MAIDEN IN il:
Der Sourjtit. prliB 23 Cts. pas Stid-5 fdr tiutr
SDaltr bci
6. g. 9trnrr, g0entcrn,
uno ttnsn G9EntCr.
5anuor %. 1856. raIS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
,. & Staffdro's Oliue Gar,
Elm nrsses etcttrf6se .liittel fir sue Rrsuf:
Deiten ets SaIlee ino Scr GunJen.
Stipe Sarwiro an9swsnott un ,
einstGtb bmst, uno nidbt stn9snrni
me n.
Mnin rifnnac


Satnes cs an oureb rsl6en po Stbmtritn coer
Nranfbsitsn erltirsu; Damn beocdt Die Sbsltep mil
eiurm pflaitr 9tmadt aus 9cSltcm StirG earan
hsfts tiu odnncr llmIbta9 pcn Baumpru Batting
Ssan beoidc bas Batting nit ctnnsm Mu$tn.-
Slumpcae cosr iuclIentr Stannca mag 9s6rauchl
4percsn autat oiStir Slios, oabci ncrotn atcr bic
opsraiicucn eCs aRittts ntbt c fbuslI uno ptrtian
ftiu.
EdrGiuatb m:e n - SIst Gin Shathcn
H6tr cine 8cwl nit bciBIm g6aGtr, (bas cs brt6 y
aites in eas Sdhithsn 9enuS SIpe Sar nm cen Sr;
Den III bsoedtn ; Der ttcre Raum piro olsbalo init
ctm lSiruh oiffttt Itiu, Scr Dem Rrautcn etns Ut:
,ncSphart htrpcr6rnaf oeihpin9trt init Dem Itttlt:
tbtn CStruhifcTe Ger , Tive uuo Der 81 th te
0I- Grncurt ren Olipe Sar td9tttb gum @inotb:
mtu. pit cttn anarpirfsn.
Gins aurtre 9Pltbcee gum Ginnthmru III: es9c
has Stiue Sar auf stSttts Ssos pflotcr, pAdtcs,
ptun e auf Der 9rult attra9cn miro, Die njet ets
~6rprs bas Sdrsu Sdr a(lmat9 gum Iuscunlt fdhrt,
uno pit cs aufitiot miro c5 cin9rotbmet Oas Ss:
Stites pdittr cGts nit frifhrm Slipeu Sbcer itoen
aubern SAD pirmiiht pcroen. Sn hsftt9en Sdlleu,
cocr in oeurn pcn tan9er Dauer, icltcn Die c6i9en
sue yNptbcccu Der Ginotbmun9 artrauht nerocn.
g8tnu ctias Direttirncn btfct9t ptrotn, fam
biz fhtimmtSn SitIin ren 6raRthtttsn efs balfts
cocr Scr eunacu-ptrn NItdb ntchtlc 70 ecithwtno &C:
ttilt-9iueeruu9 ptrlhnfTt mcrecn; wihreno tcmpr:
rSre 8trtStunaen pths 6Slis, CrtjlineSttn eunatn,
Gotarrh. Group ouitt. tti., ctt. auf cinmaI ibrIr
plritniottu htittuosu Gtwolt nGdb9e6sn.
StnTor6'S Cl8e SGccr
sS.ht uuo orinat eurd, biz oaut; eabtr Wire 6 in
allen tbrcnifhm rotr attiptu GntiduNunasn bSht
htilIam atfhnctu, iuttms IS Srracc auf Die MtrYeu,
bic gRusfslu uno 8ettHtt cptrtrt
Stipc Sbccr Gaf6c
SSsifsht aus Ytrnifhtsm Stipcn Steer une loamntt:
Sa(b in otiihsu S6tiltn. Ditft Sot6s 1T cine &c:
sptEt Sur fir atIt 6ranthtiteu Der odut.
o. Shnllr;m fSunsn utht btifthtn 100 Shri
2btsr coer Olive Sheer Satc on9tpsnest miro.
StafOro's Olive Cheer
&utbSrt tsinsu uintratifbm Sabtan; rpcttr afti9i
2trNuei; bic oaupt Su1rtojcntsn fno ptth pttut
Sbssr, uno Del aus Dem Spoufb SlirEnbaum.
StnfOro's Olive CHEER
G8iro fa6r,rt eurb cine %srfabrun9Sort mdtbe niu'
1d patIutirt rpurSs scu orn. z. ". Stafcrc, praf:
tlbtr Ghemiter, ourtb wab. &irfabrun9sptt all
Die fairtn uno Iharftu 8ttanrtbtitcn pilht in ctn
Gutitan,in sutbaltsno iino 0it piCi IEbuna (9cni:
rruno) fcrnircn. cbne bSR 9Itrautb pcn GbsmIta:
lin actrcnnt ptrecr.
0c5-3u ba0tn in Nntrtaun kEi
euort5 S8mibt, glpptGetsr.
Sut 30. 1856. NIL !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
2tprit 16,
8dnfz 9f10riNt.

Die llntsr;cibuctSn 9tten bcrmjt iufct9c ben Sc:
itstn pen pennirtpnnCu NaCbriht, oo9 Ie bcatilcb:
tiatn tl Dem nGtbtcu Scrmin Der Gicfe9cbun9 bic;
its Staats Inlprutb iu MAIDEN fur Die Sntcrpcrt:
run9 rintr 8ont in Bet Borough @otaIauquo, ecba
9auntr, untcr Dem giamcn, Strt uno Sttct ron
,,0ic Sanf Spn Gatalaulua,"
nit arecmcinln 8nnts uno Disrcntiruuesspripi
aieu-nit cinEm Capital rcn ypCi hunocrt touISnr
Sboltr. nit GrlaubntB oatt6e III picr bunotrt tau:
itnp Shottr 81 psrmGhrcn, uno Spcroticu aniufans
9in icbolo Elm bunotrt autco Sbacr eutciablt iup.
Q3r. N2i(Itr, Sc'rb SporB,
z. l8. SulIer, 81. y. Wbri9ht,
cycnos 9itrp, Dapio Scmtter,
98iutam @GB, Ghos. 50. SbutOtr,
Scbn Shemas, Rtubcn qatttrlcn,
Oapio Sbomas, ShrmoS Srcotrtd,
Z. ". lRarrin, Scbn 9cner,
cScftpb 9autnth, e. 8. 2ditor,
Samcs D. Stbot, S1ctcrt g8iuiomIcn,
9epi Kraft, Scihua .ounf, ir.
SRcr9nn Gmauud. Scbn IEiltams.
9dofauqra, Suni lS. 1886. raSM
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10

Stcpp'5 ipplfeilrm Shar1elb@Stpbr,
SO. - G8IF oamittrn:StroGs. 2tGentcwu.
81. 81. Gjus outivfohrtuc oano fam 2trteit rrs
6atttn winn &I ltutcr;itbncttn pcraCprcthcn miro.
G6tnfalIs fam Elm croSntthss SRGodcn fir 6ous:
2trtGit cine Sttt hOtrn rptnn cs c9ltitb porriht.
lntntaun. Stpttmttr g. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10

9Ii ecm 9Sranbt otS Grtiiaa
Gjebduors in pbilapctpbio am
10. 2tprjt. uno in nem 9rcI'rn
Ssutr in Der 9yiorttltroFC. am /.
gNoi 1856, crbictt tit Gtbtt scr:
.rin9 81 f. uuNcI,bSci9t: Die
|, Sumlgn rem @tcroc q1. Simcns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
liERRlNGS SAFE
AGAIN
THE CHAMPION.

Dil tni9s Sdfs. (tuCrf,lte eftrRc Rilte) mCldbs in
iiStm Sau ibrtn Iimmttitbtn Snbott bci zen
nGuli,Dsn 9yeSin Ssuirstruuttn 6tUabrtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
QGbieS 9reB% Sitter,

ptn alien Stples uno YattcrnS - feltbc otS hworje
uno GcIcrirte SetcC, 9tmeine uno Sdhtr Dc Gaines,
D 8i9e, fran;Shibe WCrurs, 9etur9 Sud-, atpaed,
gang wcUsne ptoos, Sausp, 8slpst$, Sid Slannelt
non icorr 6arbc. Gn9bams uuo prints atGes pcn bet
6stsn NuslpOb m @artts, wcblfsit gu psrtaufcu bel
@ut9 unb S6lauh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
Scott'S
R1t6Dl : Ointment.

GjlriAfal5 cine Sprtrrflte Sur fir Yferbe.
~ Oliver 6. Ncuuo. ron YbSuirpiUe,
Cf{SA-vSa Ta9t, oo8 er ptGt @rfubrun9 i'm lositsn
G&saAj non pfSrntu Scbatt bat unc fneCt tof
VI E9W Stcu's RcthGt 2tucmcut cine Der bcCn
sEAszss=SS 9RGeiiiurn 1T, Die Ct is an9srrfcu hat
9rScu ALE 8SIbwtrpsn, wstbs cine GuFnItts Anwsn;
Dung crfcrrcrn.
Samts Smith. Der 5otttr Der Ganot StSGt ~
Briitc, pInn., Iast in Ciutm 8risf an rCu G9cthd:
mer rcu Stctts 8ctbSt Ointment, baB cS Elm uupcrs
9IcitblitbcS 5stImttc 1T 9c9Su rpuno9cerdte Stslen
an pfrpSn. psrurfaht rurtb cos 6ummct Coer Sc:
lbrr, 9t9tn @cIcbrpdrt uno onoSrs 3ufiut, ptltbsn
Ole GanaI.Yfcrbs 10 aus9tret itnr.
Stiss GasoiSin miro our6 fcl9inbs a9sntcn Ssr:
fault;
IGentonn.-S. y. 9DlCItr, Smitb II. 5tump,
6tt, Gut5 II. bclfrib
Petbts bent.-Simcn Gau, 6. 3. N1eotrs.
uuo in Den msitsn Strbrs in esGba, gIcrtbamptru
uuo etn an9rdnjcnoen Gauntits.
NRai %. 1856 na6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
Spie9rl, @cmaIbc, &upfcritihe unb
Sirturez SrGmrS.
3. 9. arlr,

2I2 SbcSnut Straec, 9bilaSS1pbia,
bat ouf pauO unr CfFcrirt an btIi9tn YrEj6Eu gum
@srtauf, Elm 9rceCs uno bIrrtihts ATrrttmtnt pcn
9pte9eL pcu ntuim uuo ithr ibSurm Snl uuo
pSr,astbSr ltrt. (Gr III Outb wiUi9 Srrsrs fir ir:
ssno 8dumcn Su fuueu).
Gsius Gjauris non GjImatetn sum @trtauf, III
ercs uno sntbalt l(rtst prn Ger erittn Site uuo
Stunt pcu rem tsiltu Nmcrifouibtn unb SrtneSu
SRsiItrru. e. batplsiAGs mCit iAtlt tmptrtirt.
Stius GoIlttirn ptn GupftrRihsu 1T tbr pclt:
ftanois uno fhSu, uuo lhtrSt oNs Die ututn putti:
futicutn pen Gu9Ianr, 6rantrsth Gno EsutfhIane
in Iif.
SIins Yittur;, Ytrtroit, SNintoturt, 0aautrrtc:
rpt uno phrtcsrapb Sr ME iino rEr9cloct uuo
perjisrt, uuo ltbtsgtn allie G5rSes in ibrr Iujatf.
Gr uiuimt Srorrs an fir Srieocl fir NRantcts unc
1fIitSr. pttbs Ct rrsfitti9 ucrpat uuo nab allen
3btin OCT @crsiui9tsn Staattu psrieuost.-Gr Ia
oct aaufISuti uno anoSrI Gin ttucu btrrlthcn Gtcd
G5dttr 90 unttriuCbtr @r9tgt IS nht Ger Srt III
2i2 G5isnut gtrafs. titGr Der stsn, 9s9cnibcr Dem
Gjiraro' paus, Y3ua0Etpbia.
1trrit .. 1856. ral1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
WdnnS<@itter.

5hrar1ss, trouncs uno ttNuts Sud- pcn alien 9orcs
fen, Ihpar3t Sdhtp Gagmtrts, Sottinctts pcn allen
Sartcn uro prtiitu. Swcsc$, 3cnmdr ssans, Sars
tin tno Ssiot gBstin9s, Sttotptlcet Rsitinas, linz
ter otmoGn uur lnttrbclcn. Gin relies afrrtrmsnt,
wcbIfsiI 3u psrtoufIn bsi
6hith mir ShtSuh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
61uSbdltz Sitter.

Dos wrhtkitltt uno bIit ousCrmihlts NFcrtsmsrt
prn otttcihtHn unb uuattltitbtem Wuslin urn allen
prcii9u, scrlthtc uno uu9ctl,itbte lOl Shtcttnes,
fbwtrt 16naturl, 8ttt Stn9S, Surniturc: uno
5burr JbItS, lnInt NM taunwrIIcnc StIthttIehcr.
Slnunsl, o0lI ltntn. 6 tttn S;anrtn, einru, oonc:
tdbtr, Sriicb 9irIn, / cIirs 8tlnttts Ntorlotute,
Quits, Il. f. no., eos lt in AUtntcpn orgttrcfiGh
murrt, III ju baetn bel
CUTS une S6Iduta.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
S0dWlS ! S6dDlS !

Oos bette IdCrtCmcnt pcn ,oErbils unc 98intsrs
SharplS in luGntcmn. Sclbt ais 8rrtbo, lause
unO otertd9e @Iontct Showls, lonac uno ricttdiee
Staucr. SRsrincSs unb auoers Sbamls, rpcblfril 81
otrtOufn Oct
Gjutb unS SdIaub.
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Fearful COnflag1 alton In Gnlcna, HI.
From the Galena Advertiser, April IL
THIRTYTwO BUILDINGS DESTROYED ESTIMATED
LOSS $500 !OOO-sT MCHAEL's CATHOLIC CHURCH

IH1RTYTWO BUILDINGS DESTROYED ESTIMATED
LOSS $500, 0O0-sT. MOHAEL's CATHOLIC CHURCH
IN RUINS COURIER OFFICE CONSUMED.
At . O'Clock yesterday morning our city visited by
the most disastrous coDfsRration that has yet
CURED here and one which vi long Be remember ed
with not only By those who have suffered the
eff end 'es for the msfortunes OF Others Men
have watched tor years toiing with carefuness
in II prosecution Of their business the fruit Of all
their labor swept away BY single breath, and they
left again 10 meDce the world " with the
cumuAted load Of encouragement upon them Wnil.
compassionate them, appeal to their sturdy
to sustain and them for the struggle o.
e. Life Is warfare with difsutes, and no who meet
them moet maniuy Is The greatest hero To our know
leeee this 10 the fourth fifth time the sufferer
by this FIRE bave been burnt out within few years
M st Of the sufferers were among worthy In
dustrious and enterprsirg citizens will be seen By
refeIt 10 ,be hist below.
The Ere first ecovered In the stable on Commerc,
street, near Washington. owned by MIR. o. Walker, o.
Chicago. In few minutes il ali In a blaze tn 4,
torn of the ock In which IL situated north OF tn
ard In very thort space OF time In q single shect
OF fsme defyipg ell hope cf victory by human efJrt All
buidir es in that block north Of A. Packard Co.'s
store, bounded by Main, Washington and Commerce.
streets IKE mighty candle, lit up the whole heavens
With mcst terrific glare The FIRE crossed Washington
street. In norhwArd directi~n and burnt oil the wooden
buciDss south OIL felts CID brick store now occu-
pied BY Ctatw SON. IL crossed Main street west
wsrd and burnt all that fine bck block Of stores and
Offices north Of Dr. Weriohs buidise and south OF
Bergman Co.'S cabinet warerooms, with the exception
Of the building the north Of Maine and Wash
ipgoD streets II then crossed Bunch street. and burnt
the reseeroe Of d. A. Bsrrsws the dwelling south
ward and lastly In that direction the Catholic church
where IL wac finally subdued
Such was the fury OF the TEMPEST OF fire, that large
cir ders vere carried mile more from the Of i'm
mecsie oonAsgraton, 10 endanger buildings hNA
distance We hear OF several buildings that caught ORE
on the hin, but which we're eStlpguishsd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

PARAsA, Juyo, 1866.
lnenaI TJads Of The argentine Republsc- Narisation Of
The Riy~ BSn,3o-As PyocicoJs1ity iSled-Arrtcal efa
Vesey Of 40 Tens BSrtte~ from Sdud-Dean Of Mr..
Ch,yr,y Hickman the Originator and Commander of the
EzprdstsoN.
Much excitement has been caused here and In al the
provinces NORTH oy the Ariv. Of The Mstaoo-s vessel
OF about 100 tons burhen from the province Of SAtA,
thus solving tie problem The nsviga ion OF the Bernie
jo Great credit Is due 70 tn successfully
opened now snd rich future TO the interior Provinces
especially 10 SAlts ard to JOjoy.
The hatsco departed from tie point Of embArcaon at
eorA, in the province OF sAita the 18th Of March,
1885, apd arrived ct the port Of Psana the tsepty
second OF the month. fhe navigation OF tbs Bsr
nejs VIII produce great mercan revolution, exceed
ipeiy advanngeous ard useful. Bolivia will have
an excellent outlet fer the exchange o. is products BY
hr LES Smeus than the psoful and terrible crossing OF
the desert whioh il from The Pacific
akoendirg In hides, fa's, woos woods Of surprisiog
vsue rains Abur dant and CHI Ap excellent sugars and
n In necessity Of gin odccs wi frtm this day for
ward maintain active and important commerce BY the
Bsrmejo
The success Of ttis deveIopement however
mainly due TO the HosIaiy and enterprise Ct Mr. Chey
nsy Hickman. its ardent aod unfortunate undertaken -
well e 10 al hose Who with him from Salta TO this
capital Their names should and viii be c6nsecrated in
the rem embrance Of pos,eftty.
Mr.. Hickman { led unfortunately few days after CON-
ueneipg the voysse without having seen his efforts
death, Bat the glory o. the undertaking belongs 10 hi n
Mr.. Cheney Holman vas native Of philadelphia and
Of The Directors Of the Bank Of the United States 1t
We are assuI ca the Msso, Will shortly descend the Ia
Plata. ana there Ia doubt commercial men will
soc avail thsr selves OF the opportunity TO speculate
1pon the products which offer such rich results.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

Medical College, Philadelphia.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In your editorial article Of the soth u headed Metro
potAn Medical Colleges your usually vel Informed jour
nal made mist in giving the number Of medical col
legss In the city Of Philadelphia Instead Of there being
only tvo there eight sfolIovs;-peossyvanA Uni.
vesity jefferson Medical College, Pennsyrysnia Medical
College Pbils6elphs Colegs Of Medicine 6ome VA THO
hsoos Coless Eecuo keiical College, and two fsnals
medical coilses.
Tho above have ssgrres'e OF about 800 studsnts
A1d gfau At<ut 600 ysary. ND.
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IMPORTANT CHURCH DEcrsroS.-The Rochest

IMpoRrANT CHURCH DECIsIoS.-The Rochester
Usio says I'm the Circuit Court before Judge Smi h.
. suit was tried and decided, which excite ed
siderable interest, inaamuch a. 1t involved the
question whether a Tepu6iste subscripd, IN
to a church fund on the ground that change made
In the esasuca government Of the church after he
had subscribed. The parties "Ihs Trustees OF the
Iover Falls Presbyterian Churc Aristarchus Cham
pitnr The defendant with others, subscribed $500 TO
undor the erection Of church in school district No.
psarthe Ios or Falls. He disputed his liability To pay
the sum subecribed theological grounds alleging that
bis subecrpton was to be operative on condition that
the ecclesiastical form OF government Of the church
vith The old school, organization, and demanded OF de-
fepdaDt the amount Of his subscription. He declined 10
nav. her cs the suit The Court ruled out the Defence
and the jury found vsrsict for plaintiffs Of SEQ rs.
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Csops IN TExAs-The Galveston Ne,os Of the
erth ut says-WeteAr Of few places who're planting Of
and corr has been finished. We are led to think
tts, ,hs season Is favorable for progress Sugar
plsstsrs ctmplain Of their prospects, the stubee ana
q ant sane having been severely injured.
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Indian News from Texas and MEXICO.
The Galve,ton Nes OF the 9th nit contains the fol-
The an Antonio Tza~ OF tho ooh contains letter
from Fort Macon, giving account OF an engagement
between party of agoops under Capt Cakes and the
We Inc the direction Of the upper Lano. One
Iroun killed snd several were wounded AL their
aDsls and camp eluipage were taken Several dr. goons
were eighty two Of them severely, wounded.
1he same rAper esys "A letter of the IS ut, from
Ioco That the Indians stole quantity OF horses
tlst psos but were pursued BY Lieut. Elliott and
On The 16th horses were stolen the Hondo ten
miles f s.; sy n. ,b ns, ,1s Lima. Indian.
giving tie kexcsps The other side OF the Rio Grande,
a good deal OF trouble. Nunerous crimes, which were
for time attributed to The Camsnches, are believed TO
They attacked and robbed the village Of Las RosAs,
but pursued BY the cisens indians killed
ard horses ano other property reaisn Tho San Antonio
Rerorta. has the following account of engagen snt
(piobsbly the same one) With the II dams =
.nsb ,iy Of The Mexican Soyernmept reoe1.y pursued
overlook about hundred and Afty Irdaus-said
to be Lpsrs-had an engagement with them, snd COM
petely routed the whole the noiAn forces, and scat
te1ed them every direction In tie Victory Of the Next
cans, Indians numbered more than Two to one.
The Mexican suceeeded in capturing nearly everything
The sane paper speaking Of the planting interest,
Gays that planters have been very much retarded IN their
Iop.d that he change which We have experienced il
this quarter extends the State The sell ia 80 tho
roughly saturated that some time must espse before
tiers can barely Be SO bad last year when dought
prevented planting in some parts of the State unit, the
The sun Shines out every day with considerable
warmth the young grass spripgng up, tbs trees are
putting forth their leaves aid ct this moment mosqioea
-taIcy fun grown marsh bred, gray backed fellows
The S.qSin Mercury has the following item from letter
tGed at New BrauIfe,s, the 12tb inst.:-"ro.dsy
week at Pottosk HILL between the Guadalupe and Cbolo
ioor inc ians were surpr ed camp by several German
citizens, and al four were killed By them"
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ne qrpsinsndspt or Public Libraries 10 Indiana has
srsrceycd shout thoufsnd copies Of Hoibrcoxs Ten
Yss Amtrg ne Maj g" 10 be placed In TIE various
&srA..si n hat s.els.
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Supreme Court.
Before Hon. Jud9e DAyiea.

APRIL 5.-7readDetl, Acksr d Co. ieates.-Tbis
motion for receiver. The plaintiffs proprietors Of
the 81. Nicholas HOTEL and complain that the defendant
who had beer in their employ second barksepsr had
etnos zsed money belonging to them he discharged
and asked to be renstated which plaintiffs refused
They alege that defendant has three four thous and
collars IN the savings banks, snd they pray that the
hanks be resraned from paying the money defendant
For defence Ia conended that he received the money
from the estate OF his father. Decision reserved.
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.
The People e. ret. VILLAIN PUc.r 70. Jams C. WILD
Sheriff dc-This motion related to the reported La
yeSeday's HERALD The deendans, Pet igres and 5her-
after the judgment against them had been reversed
by tine Common fleas, issued execution against the
aintif and present eStor for the OF appeal Mr.
Fogery, behalf Of the rslator upon orcer " sho
applied tor writ cf proki against the She
if restraining him perpstuay from lsvJin Tho
execution ucge Davies granted tie order OF pronibi
zion upon the same GROUNDS those which the mo-
ton fer . mar damps had been allowed