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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05
NUMBER l4O
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUR4GFBREG
DUElsBG IBDlElE-IE EEgLsEEERta


CIECE this superior Tuii inE ~ tea hsielf
fayeE. and & preferred by zahy tla Ell-ae1 Ar
mold tlaIt.
tte together Wifh smaller Siles 6een snld
20 bankers ard mershsnt1 h CEnnae, ESsErls, Pill8-
haTFh Buaio, CsEelan Detrp, Haufe Lsilyette,
HineenneS, Inlanahos, EEansss, FEankhst, L1zngton
Nashyiirs s1slls, 81 Lplia, NEF, JaetEgn, EateheG
and Nea OTiean. ft has aEo heen ndOPted d q MATS
ParnsnisQf Keniuety, Een-as and 3IIlIa1lpFL u ll
taken three Fst class Dpolnas liz Mechanics tsufsa *
Cincinnati s&d Lo1iIye l f1IrF Dpla1s ana Frl1a ul-
and IIuuotE -Ef
Ths foilgHng merchants, hankrs, Ae - UhrsrE h-re-
tofofe using Afu0fts E1 Ink hlVg FElh1se1 HuB-
ieT'a Rook-lieepsF's Writing flutis
Northwestern, Virznfa MeFehnnE' kaehanfass
Bank Of WhGelin3 hank % Wheen cTeacEE 11nufaelu-
ring Company; County cIsTE OiO ceunty5 Saszsi sSs
graph Once. Baltimore md 0hts Raiiroaf 0lps GeLlFo
Iouses KellE HelOEay Co.; Russell lRAfoeS R9Edou.
AluttleEs 4 Co.; I. SReeue Saa; Doane CogE 0lt
Hoydi Rpyd Ol olvrr Fy0Es JAS n ssst c.; LAlab-
din, GnbErson 4 Co.; Pres
r Tor sale ~
oesn LAaIRnIN. GILlEREoN ACQ-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

brpjiry- ia GOV 81 ue'ys so,ps 6Srs 70 tns '5'a !"
IAN tsLtrYy. Sn,s bat Tsres t5s 81" ne uioH
he ,svsTaI io pOr.'t fspb'I' Eoe 'o''' 'ni'1 20
ivo ysNs q o eoysrsd si sl%r' n s
, ~, .,,h III. sIcb IL aid, thea pee Gfs 81 a.
nspHe 81 ,oHoi5 sohcet To sjDp r. tas - a
,,,.b ~, sssry foI i'u ttafsfOfGs l4c Il =
la ,.y 9th ss,d three fet N dsp'o VIA sfSs os
s all r,upd 10 order o. HI II 10 receive artillery.
NJ. ,no,tsTe AID tbe same rnmbtr OF Ess7Y 20
s,r, sc.o 90 il, which stie siIsrFsrd bGdl In
NOD. il the rpits Inc gate OF the fYt was con-
,o,d OF tb!es IS Ta,sed 10 some hight aod it Ca
n. part viii j. On ts- reht baud eide you enter
IL ic,t that fell 10. Ga the ground fooy VS. the
usId.bouse of the eIgpsere; on the fret floor vss
cole de pol %, the igbi store, and on tns nT't
floor Q gus'd.'oNt,. A. TIE momeJt OF toe aosdeat
the esrfis,n e VirceIIes listed Of tbs tr-t and
f,utteIth Re- ntbts q Art nery, the fo1f1 600
l7tb hsitakrt e Foot Chass, uTs, sod battalion OF
the t5b Of the Lne Three men OF The 'st s n'oneo
corr cor6I I'd Ia tho euaIoroon on tDe nis. noh
10 the !i.h. Ab,pt n dozen men belonging 70 inc
otlsr corps Of The es,rs we've 10 tbs glaroroom to
ID. LETT The guard N duty consisted OF 40 NOR,
arg,snt. two corpo'ss, bualer, ard SPOUT ~ man.
TIE gts' Geek Of ~ fortress VS. stfsDg TWO 81 Iae
mou,nt the arch pavo way. Toe corporal 90 duty
was Dc Get ding TO relieve the guard and 10 70 10
ci lance Rat teytrs CT them owe their lives Az
So'clock the eveti'R before corporal OF ios ooSo
Resin int went 10 cOAine NC men IN tae gustufoo o.
where ;b.re we're already three priscoers, who
are srorg the killed. IL bsppened that, oRioS
pf0bsbly to the .eitleDeDt OF the tower, tue
etrpo,sl could not OPEN t1e door OF the cell;
sfsr ysrious Efforts he dssisted sud sent HE ivo
p,is ptIs to their b. DIS TIL the neat Day. It vas
10 bs cIcun itar CO obey tnen escape from dseia
when The fret Go Of be ia ling arch was hesrd fne
officer ot The guard, wbo eas 10 nls ROOM lsne1 OUT
ara the sereesIt fojoued his example, but too late
lie va. swspt down by the ms'ses Of stone and lion
beI. AID remaiDto eg5t hours 10 the most critic al
position before pe was released; he wss found to be
mI CD bJui,ed but yet with life. The uen WOO we're
N The Sale de Police on the fret or - as left
Iort.o fiom theiI tI.ep by tie trenatdous clasn Of
tie builcpg ADO, hsf choked with dust they dash'd
al tie wmdows, shouting for help Ladders were
psrtsd gans the walt and the bars OF the winco "
b,tkep in order TO save them, but without much sue
csts: the number # victims ame1nts f. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
INDIA.
EXECUTION OF TIE DELHI PRINCES.

DLlHl, O1S III, tCUs
Two OF the Kegs sons, the Princes hrz. Blckts-
wuI Shah sno MIA nj .ndhoo. were tried last wees
for sIch 3 ard sheturg toe muir GERS. Ooe OF them
WIS sppor Ted Colonel Of tbs lth Native tnftn'rV,
OF The ether Of the 74th; they tried by military
con miss On Of hv, foes, with Bfga Ter Ger or 81
Chant. Ran % Presi1eny. Esideaoe Vas produced
beioIe the couit principally documentary, Consisting
Of reports urns &C., besroe the prisJners sess,
shown that they exercised Commands OF toelr regi-
ms Its si acted 10 their defense they pleaded to 81
IoraI &c Of II neLtcD Of the Sepoys 10 uu,iny and
tsId tbst when tie Metrut mutiGeers first reached
Deli Oh 'bs lib o. May they the priaces) thought 1t
~ae Rpssisn invading army. They were then san
NJ, led TO az audience by he King, sod few days
after appointed col0nes Of regi Dents ct tle
quest tf the sepOys Themselves.
The ctuIt however found the prisoners guilty, and
t.nteIceo then to DEATH and, accordingly yesterday
they were sbot by party Of tie Goth rhes. Deta,d
-meIts Of rifles, artillery ssppers, aud Gjorkhas
prestLt, and great Lumeer OF spectators. Ths
boo les were cast Ito Lbe Jumps River
The city til empty o. all its former inhabitants
though many attempting TO negotiate With the prize
agents for the IL III II houses and property. IL
Is suppOsed large amount of prize money wi be col
locleo. Nothing yet lie known as to whether tbs
pace is to be retained as q garrison or not. The
county ia about setting down. and the people beoJm-
II 9 wonderfully civil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
CHINA.
PREPARATIONS FOR TAI CAPTURE OF
CANTON.

CANTON.
Correspondence Of The London Daily News.
HoSG KoNG, Oct It. 1857.
The departure CT the steamer Alden with the malls
to glsnd has been postponed fiom m OF The 10th
TO The same hour TO day. owing to the srri7a OF the
Ottawa two days hence with the mails from England
Of August 70, aLd 10 Enable the Hong hong folk 10
spswer the letteis. -,
The arrangements Of Lord Elgin are pretty well
made up. The delay caused by his Lordship trip to
India hus tuned out somewhat fortunate, Mssnuch
as the failure Of the Russian Eovoy TO open any com
nuIication til The Emperor at Pekin has saved OR
Embsst s5or the chagrin Of similar, perhaps worse,
reception. Toe Emperor has declared his i'm
psIiai will to see 10 representative OF any
BARI iinn power. All chance Of negotiation having
been cut off, Lord Elgin has concerted mea urea
With bis Eioellency the naval commander IN
cttf fer the assault and capure OF the CITY
of Cantor; this important pos. in our hstds,
the Emperor may be Induced to change his mind
AZ lar as am able to learn, it would appear that the
Aenral has arranged with the whole avasb force TO
move up 10 Canton the olst of the current moath,
and it is said that the French forces will cooperate;
indeed it is thought that the Russian Admiral Poata
tine will Q ofer his cid to convince the Court at
P.kin that the baIbarians not only in earnest
but acting in urisOn.
Loo Eisin is living on board the Ava, which vessel
will accompany ths fleet up to Canton, the naval and
diplomatic powers being close at hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
FRANCE.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

dreadful aocio. Ii to,k place on The 2eth nit. be-
tween < sod q eloch a! the ci'ad-l Of Vlucsnnes
Tss n'snor Of III. eLtsr tower suddeLly fell t. the
poud ~rta tr' 1eldous crash, burjios in the ms
the sntfe post 81 tns MILITARY on gINd. rhese
an ouiied TO soe twepty uso and the punosr of tue
s.,iNs ~ss uportul s,.ly augmented By tho fact Of
ere of the upper floors bsisg used Sss de Poi,e,
where few sooi.rs were OF The tune In coofiosmsnt
Der Of the b. dies extrcateo em tho r1ios
lss lev among tho victims we're found ahve ald t1os
byfihly hja.sd.
IL sppeors tina. the gate Of the Fort Of virosunes.
where occurred, 10 one OF toe Oldest parts Of tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

We have received letter from . Wes.ern sub
ber, .bo inclss what be ssppo.es to be diAm'nd'
ouid in Kansas or Wisconsin, toe writer not choosinS
TO tell the superb secret Of Their meteorological where.
sbcst. Dismorcs 10 K.n.ssl Heavenly visits OF
p'iceIess prisu, Glorious to suddeGly dssa.
ny for ubes I,ra,op Of the wealth Of Oimus and OF
ho DIAMONDS ,Si,k.,tro Va a. gid Gust Dis
Grds 10 tie had for toe picking Diamonds to Te'o'
tih rise the fierce vbIl Of K.rsss bickSing', y
,a'pipg all tie polrioAl Contestants INTO die nsos'
pDI'srr, peceoent to the oeserios OF the Wess '@
New York. Lordcp, Pans o, Rome, sh-rs they esa
ip'rt ,ber pIncey revepues fr ( Oh rubanisn an'
togoIac,! Our e0sresposceLt trust 10 Pfsvssas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

.runp. to send Voters from Missouri, whGE
Proves to be a Fizzle.
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4 u r O p e .

ARRIVAL OF THE NoRru STAR.
TIE ysstsroit steamer Rofta ssat ar i'ed os 80
ussy nofsiss with dsss 10 ths 81 hef Ass' vas
Anticipated by the Canada ., Hs ifaI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
From TIE Laurence Rspublisaa

THE ADMINISTRATIONS AND THE CONVENTION.
The peop Of ksrss,. worried S1d plsgasd thess
three yeas by despoc Federal Interference, have Of
isst with uuin heart al ca s,ked out q bold,
Straightforward and con,istent ice Of policy. II wii
be sustain ed AID put tn ousb to toe very letter Toe
Admi, iiIstion msy support tie bo2u, Const tliioa
Coz gress may receive IT, bu. 1t sbsl pevsr the
Corst ut on Of the state OF Kausss Ii Mr. Icbaia
If Congress wisbts To p'Brge the ooasry ia.o owl
war, hey can do it. II they s. to ois4o'ss rho Uoa
pelhsI they can DO that. At al events, the opnd
Kapsss lave sci mDly a. delteIa'el, aOc unAnsuout
j. taken POSITION. That positSH ciA be maIataiseA
,ssard!e's # eoH@qge@css
From The L,eeeai7orh Tines.
TIE President sides vito the usuiprrs. !
Pay, but Keep your powder DRY was Con
wells mi pctien 10 his sOld.ry. tbs INJUNCTION the
De ople Of Kantas Elutt gise, or obey.
We were sinotg those Who believed thai Jsnss
Blu, hansn Won d not violate his solemn PIsdgs, sad
the p,.nGIls upon which he was elected not because
re had aLy faith 10 hi mau, or On sfesr bat
because We supposed he would not ofsas tho Free.
Sill element OF bis own party 10 tho Ere, Ststss or
INK its division in the Istion by gvicg such ofsass-
We were wrorg. Seville az we knew him 10 b. no
10 moro servile to the olgNchs than 90 hoesmt
potsible for even him to b-come; Tor, the ,eiepan
speaks tie hutb or II esdiIP j,uInss In th misceld
Deu 0cTs or Free iaterest u.o rsssDd sad ~
port him o neeily be sides rvh re xssrpers ef IL
e npton and the uItr0s IF the SOIth. Wa cas oay
Q, to the Ereeu tn Of K,pss,. rely spos yoaraIres
our cause, your God and PREPARE ron TAG WORST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
RE-SUBMIss on OF THE PEOPLE
LUTON SVScli-
Eros In Lav'"es RsyuAsa. D,.u

tTTInN ~ NONclI-
Frea In Lsv'aes RsyIAsa, n. ..
j. has been proposed BY ,ous Of n. r..s...
party, OIL o' hsrss' ,b.t oar rntori.i Ia,'.,, .H
As I'm ~ mall provide tor toe cal iue az scHv
,titniior al ConveLtoo, shich could 80, Ia
tsly, The Pc PIE Cons'fut,os fr.ped A,
hes place that Cors i,a 100 Ter sboys ,II ~ va
iiot on The gr, pt0 81 fo,m.ht ''' VAN ee.ee'
ItS ne q p imy VS. ncd by soma Eres.S,,,.
meo Der. P'eNpus to tbe grsnd D.I.ss,. $500
ct ID. I'd lat; but upon aos oss o,,.;s' a'odua
ides ae sesnoof ed, ssc ths pals, a. snS, tAa
P.opes Cen, tuition and b. L-.Smn ~ r lsNss me
together wss unanrD Gus al p,ed Wsy. ~ io
OF TIE pt ople s there fore, s.'ti,d n,, 90 poncy
VI o. nous a6cp'ior. w
| The TIM fr cs'li,g rew C,.ysutAo 49,,
n i,tit Tho Csn-i ute they ,h fam N "a.
OF The opls. is too lnitea TO influence m. -
Cor g,e.s .. it. pres,rt se-sloo. rAe gress .,s 49,
EFT dsr or 70 the Fee Sac cause NV /, "a.
s,e,s may sccept the II con p,oa Coo -,r. ~ N'a'
II. The Cors'iiu'ior ffsmsd a. Topeka woula -.
receive sirgle iots OF fsnslty o, Legally. hs,aoS
what itIoS poeses'es, by bong brousos frs.S ~
the work Of Constitutional Coo vec,ioe a~,rt,ss
uI der The provisions of sB ACT 81 the C.rfsi.
laure All such acte entirely illegal hys,n.I 81.
void. Such SOS ihe dsci-tr e Auonsy0..s,.i
Butler IN toe Gaze Of AkaDsss, AID sach ~ 49,.
tment Of M. Buessnas ia his ,p- ech 10 Ia So
en- the sda isslou Ct Michigan
TIL. 1hi. mag be The Only opp)ruriy hst A..
pee pie OF KsIsss viii ever have 10 shos Nv fa,nJ
eyioetce tina, the Top.k, Cas- irur,r Is hsf choss
The reIri'oiiel l. x l.ruT. Is ZOE less AsS VA;
booy, ard a. elect he'd by IL su'ho ity vsa 4
possess all the legal rnality which aly cleo e,xS
have.
Uur cor cusion, therefore, ard thst 70 vhi,, n.
reope have arrived ia that tire Cn,tsu Tor 6anss
Top.bs should be submitted by he presea, reri,,rT
Leg slsture to vo,e II the people, aaa A, ssr,v
coy - possible. That dny ~ ant hs psosIs ,h,ns
a, yo.s,s upon the Lsgslaure a. its csl.d -, :.
There is OIL ore valid obec to IL o,ss dose 4.
the * re tessop and that is thar certain plsdsss Ger.
nsde, by members " he Legiss.ure and othsrs IA
ectre Governor Secretary siobtoo, TO induce hi 10
nshe be call. Oo fsiIo req ,es that iho,e pI.d,ss
be sciupulou-ly Kept No preset or prospective ID.
own cpiDit is n at the propcssd subms.oa wouo not
be q violation Of those PLEDGE. Th>t, however,, bl
after for the sturs in It's wisdom " decide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

TIE EXTRAORDINARY" SESSION.

Proceedings Of the Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
VOICE OF TIE KANSAS PRESS.

The different resspapees is Kansas are Glled uth
den1Bcistions Of the Calhoun Convention, sad uss
ln gusge tina, it ~cud be well fr Coogess to hssa.
We cutie some e1tracts:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
BLUE LODGE REORGANIzINc
CONVENTION OF NULLIrIERs.
STATE CANDIDATES NOMINATED Oy.HORsEDIi

calhouu Declines the Governor,hp- Msrsbal A'eePts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

fpltttT in the lI,mis.s aohee
lberepoH sAs adopted, ". Susttoo o. n IL,
cstg no TisV,cps qi.,non NJ. Curtis. osa yy. ~
y, lice Who ,i.nel the rep II, voted 49, "a,
Tie Council hsvA b-.n sor s3.,i,y h.
lcdsy, bO. 70 HLal action bas ys, oI.i,s mater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
JOHN sPEER. !
HAAS hrkArrOS.
HENkY OVENS,
Cha3 jenkins, I
JOHN ClIRrlS

M soefr. Cnsirm,n Of the Con- ns,ss. s.z,s1 that
Oo'2 re s;pifg AID o)ites'i1s NE bees had be-.
III b'd Si tie iir. s,d plscs u GeeiiOS Of tas Goa.
h'e; tDai tie sting u,smo r. abs la,eiy REUSED g
seia hr any ~hbesses, rsH-g uPyn tneir prot.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

HUNDRED FREE-sTATE MEN IN ATTENDANCE
THE TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE ORGAN.
ling.
LIcohPToE K. T., Dee. s, 1857.
Yesterday was TIE 0ay desgnsted by the preclsms-
Tor o: Fred. Z. Stanton Actog vernon Of Ksrsss,
for the Teuttrisl Legislative to convene Ia eIt.soT
dEsry ts,son Of tits plsoe for the purpose Of sgis.
latipg upon tie LeconptoD Constitution.
Tn Delegate CoLveLtoe held st Lawrence on tie
Cd IL a. also sdj u-Ied TO meet 10 Lecopp,ou tho
day in Mass Cor ton 8ircs the pu Ill cation
o. the deluxe: Legiss ure Of
shs~Ise roto;ieiy, svowed their intention 70
the cal, and t,ke their ats 10 The legislative ale
bep by causing The country 70 be filed vita the e.
att OF the P,o-Ssvery party t.ss A,chi
tor, kickapco ard the boider counties Of Missoai
soulo ,erd seEd Up theI Bus.LSrgs recruits TO cid
elo AS.t these scourdrtls II tteI Infamous proessa
nRs.
The rorping dsrred with cloudy ely, and sooa
c nretce6 rsiLiDg. and tie Tcade srd vesihey vors
uppIopuou' appear, oce for important dsy IA
the history Ct kars.s. But, notwithstanding the Sd
verse OF tbs pptr li.bls el- snts tie
people iesolvec 10 put their sgi,l.tore IN possession
Of The bsls, srd beIe defend The % il D.cesssry b.
tween 200 and SO assembled q, an es.sy hoce
headed By the LswrercA Brsss Band, u xchsi iatJ
!bis cs e # bor1erru % 70. i,rion poses Of
Hail CONN bi,." Ger. Lsos rode 10 the van sni
gave ihe sorc halt In front Of the legislative a,hs.
az tier proposed three cheers for toe Topeka "a
,iIiIoD and hiee sroa, for the LEGO pson s~iode
smuh SE cusly three ultfrdht cheers ~ert mp for
the OLD Bi-ner-free Constitution" winch rAs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-25
cnNeRrssIoNAL CoNYENTION.

Tho Trenton Journal suggested some time since
the lhird Monday IN March, and Trenten the place.
for The Dzmscrsoyof the ninth district to hold
Co5 vsnaon to nominate their candidate for Con-
orsrs 50 far We have seen no objection to the
proposition
We sre grat6ed to observe that the Democracy
Of West Tennessee are adopting the Convention
system generally. This is starting of in the right
wa / Sc t.g only means by which rival aspi-
ral Is car be satisfied SO IS to prevent their endan-
gs 'Dg TIE success OF our party. It is the only
n .nod by which harmony Of sction can be seca'
re-, sDd sound principles kept in the ascendant
W. trust that this example will be followed W
throughout lie State in the selection of candt
q tes fyum Governor TO members of the Lsgisla
tE =. If uniform s1d general it will lessen TIT
ocnpl4int which dissatisfied parties might be dis
pcsed 10 make.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-25
RIOS. J. BROWN, OF GILES.

Among the numerous friends we have had the
pleasure Of welcoming to our sanctum within the
lst few days Is our old friend and associate, THos
J. BRowu, the talented T, preventative Of the Giles
s ustorisl district 10 the last Legislature and the
elcque1t I'd tlEceut democratic eleCtor for the
seventh Congressional district in the recent Pres-
dental election.
WeTegret to learn that be is disirclined to serve
b. constituents another term in the Legislature
We know that it is the desire of large portion Of
biz district that he should return; and long as be
persists in having no little family treasures at home
to lock after, the public have the right Of forcing
/ % into their service,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-25
GEN. PIERCE'5 CABINET

10 few weeks the present administration will
be brought to acIOss, end It Is Psesama5e that no
change viii be made in the cabinet during that
time II not, Ger. Piercs's cabiaet will have re.
NAMED in Office, says the St. Ions Leader, fer tie
whole term Of four yesr7 withou. any change in
either Of tee departments. Ey ~ Uember now
holds the position assigned to BIN tic day the
President assumed the reins Of government II
is the first instance otlhe kind ia the history Of or
government, Gen. WsshinEtou's cabinet remsired
entire through his f-sj term, with the exception of
& single change IL the Post Office Department,
and John Quincy Adams made only one cEange
during his term. having had Two Secretaries Of
War.
Il is high compliment to tie present able cabi-
net that it had hung together so vel, and worked
80 tremendously for four IoHgyesrz Il ia always
the desire OF a Chief Magistrate that his cabinet
should be a unit, aud no one has been more tor.
tunste in that respect than Prezjdeat Pierce.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-25
A DESPERATE DUEL.

About two years $50 a fight took place in q
mountain town in California wRch, for d5spe,a
tol spd reckless bravery, is worthy of record A
miner and gambler had gusree about some
trivial atfsr, snd both hsvilg become the worse
for lquoc challenge passed, and meeting was AZ
ranged to take place within ten minutes on the
19r OF the gambling -Ta.oOu without seconds, and
eaCl orc 70 choose bis own weapons. Tle gam5-
Ter produced Coils revolver, and, stepping to the
pace marked with q Cross-cbai5, declared uimsal-
ready. The other took his position, Offering the
other b. eli ofa silkhauGkerchefs a. tie same me
drawing from hishe,t Q B0we-k0ie declared him
self ready, and requested b5s.srder 10 give the
word. The spectators, pa1ic-struck ct the dssper.
alton Of the men, crowded back TO the wall with
on, Of ring the least opposition to the mucdercus
fight ard scarcely a whisper vs3 heard ia the
house. The comb .t3nts stood waiting for the
word, looking steadily into each others eyes, and
apparently without the quVering Of a nerve. The
surd vas given, aud the gamblers pistol s2np-
pedl At the same moment his antagonist struck
S fearful blow st his neck, which would have sew
eTeG mis- lead tr, N his shoulders had not some one
touched bis elbow aud diverted tie knife, which
pa SD over the gsmbl,rs shoulder and cut a drssd-
H.. gssh 10 his back At this moment the lockers.
o., having recovered from their surprise, sprsOg
fJw-rj aud separated the mea, auI ended the
dgh.
link, for moment, OF tue courage required
for an individual, armed with knife Cny, TO stand
during Il dreadful moments, after a ing bis posi-
uOl, oJking into the barrel Of q cooked pistol
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-25
THE CELEBRATED JACK, ''FHEEL OF
FORTUNE,U

IA ILL stand his arst at my stable on The Lebanon
~ aid Nashville TUrHpEs Road, miles from. nashville,
the Esstsite of Stones FLYER.
TERMS-T0 Jennets $50 f1r Jack Colt and So Tor a
Jennet ot Mares so TO insure colt No colt, 10 pay
The celebrated horse PRIN * ALBERT, will stand at the
stable above mentioned Ten Dollars 10 insure COLI
WHEEL Of FORTUNES PEDIGREE
This noble young jack three years old last Jny ne
IS Is hands high; around grth feet IneGe5 arm Is
inches feet from f0ret0p the root OF hs ta ms act on
IS nue-surpased by noDe high headed and sPrShuy. ne
was sired by A. N0len Black Rock, and he by imported
Knight Grant Black Rocks dana BY Wilson's me IN
ported Jacs; dam by imported White Knight ana hs
dam by KPg Cyrus He OF the best bred JaAs IN
the State His colts will be 81 his stable re Is tue
foaI geuer Seal given under The hands Of Al NoiehsW
Hill, g. W. GIeaves
TPAHpersous who have Jsnnets would do well 10 call
and examine Jack before pltronzng any other Jack.
PRINCE ALBERTS FEUI5RGE
This celebrated Horse IS hands high and as black as
crow, fine and va k; PAGER aud auction surpassed
by few He was sired By Isaac Shelby Col. Bunch's
horse; his dam by celebrated msre owned b7 Ioters Of
KENTUCKY All persons Who want saddle harness CT
brood mares, would 90 well 10 breed 10 this horse.
Given urceg the hand Of W. W. Weaver.
IL PastuHgs Of Jelnets GrG-g.
fsb25-tlmsy. &. ". GLBAVES.