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Of Paekages viIIbs sOId q t6a I0IIoviDg

IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the TlCEe-s order
the receipt Of which they will be forwarded by hrsi
mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any hR
urs they may designate.
The List of DraWR Numbers and Prizes viii be sent g.
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature painp give
their Post Office, County and State.
- Remember that every prIzels draW1i and payable
In full without deduction,
~ all prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drsWng-oher prizes % the usual time OF thirty
days.
Rea Al Communications strictly e0HfdsEtigt.
AQaress Orders for Tickets or CerlIhcstss O..
s. SWAN 6 CO., Augusta, Ga.
s Psryons uAsdina Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta,
can nave er orders aled, and time, BY address
ing swan q Co., either Of those cities,
Is list Of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel
win the amount Of the prize that each Is entitled
will be published after every drawing IN the following %
psrs:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlantis ntegencer, New
YORK Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News, and Rich
ncBd Dispatch, and New YORK Dispatch, ard Pauldtng
Miss-l Clarion, Augusta ga Constitution list ieo2o
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NEs2 al 4 DNE + EhLA1L A y laEs I'm
MAGNIFICENT SCEEIEg
TO BE DRAWN
20 gATUR 8.I e. ~ NARCK
nnrnTirnntinn PriNes
SIS Prizes amounting 20
PRIC8 TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS QUARTERS, $25i
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES as QUARTERS, $21s
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 5OOO0 corresponding with thosf
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
ave ancrcled with small tin tubes and placed Wheel
The drst 4jT Prizes, similarly printed and encIrced, are
placed in another Wheel.
me Wheels are then reVOIved, and a number Is drawn
from the Wheel Numbers, and al the time Prize is
drawn from the other Wheel. The Number and Prize daF
ont are opened exhibited TO the audience and registered
BY the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number This operation is repeated until ali The
Prizes drawn out.
APPEOxHATION PBIzEs-The two preceding and the tWC
succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the frs Prizes VIII
be entitled 10 the % Approximation Prizes For eXanp
Il Ticket No. 1880 draws the S7600O Prize, those liche
NUMBERED 248 249 1881 1889, will each DO entitled 70
s4DO II Ticket No. $50 draws $4,000 PRICE, those TICK
s numbered 54 49 ssh $50 will each be entitled 10 S3yv,
and so on according 10 the ABOVE scheme.
Prizes Of So will be determined by the last hR
ore Of the No that draws the $4,000 puzs, For example
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with /, Iue1
ali the tickets where she number ends Ia Will be entitled
10 $40 If the number ends with No. 2 then all The tickets
where the number ends IN will be entitled 10 81, and
90 OntOO,
Certificates of Packages will be sold ct the following
rates. which is the risk:
~. e. U,-~ a 4Fa0In
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD ~ The
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE WEAR

I y . q
L IOhlNG hair PERFECTLY auI permanently. has never
haI rival volume assr Tuluu5 from
an paris of world, aul from Ius1lies4 Do
prove that IL perfect EGestOrtltlEe5 sIl read
40 circUaI asd you cannot dOaoti read ls. a- follow
, THE HAIR.-P5Opl5 have i'r centuries 5ceu afflicted
win bald heads, and .au Juy remedy 1ardiJlf5 IVA,
has been tros5 a0Omnz0Ie wigs ~ Fecsl. discovery %
Professor U0yd arC.ss beng fast -s5 visa,
Ous maly persJns still aO lac Lus Jll44-s llcy
have been ueH posed " har i1uez lllfr-
euL kinds To as sucu persrus earnestly make Toe
quest tuIL ihey VIII sy Ouc1 4alu4 Cor II Hus lssl1
i've there SANG FAT. We NIHE ul ag El1
bald VINO used cue Article snOrs l5 Dead i8
how covered completely WIsl uI5sl 0a4I.iui
curls zag liable. We auog OF Numerous FIas
rapidly .anE suts lIca % r5s-Js1 Elu4l1r pe5c
HUu LuaL d ever ll- been Deluto.
It's also Hiuuut doubt best articles Tor keep.
ing tHs udr Iu glu1 condition, naaug 1Oi al Jssg
moving dAud ud, and proved lr5asss. enemy
% All lI5 ais llzi lar
10 Is le u4y OF every 10 improve tBgir personal
pearauC5r enough sous 1lur De gard Is Of
dong i but BsUfy VIII admit LlIl Ja4IlL bead %
uaIr erT lu mau or Wuui4u4 l. U1 Get
sl5 and thure are uO mems 1aI uHGF5I
UuzIu aICn cOusldsrA.IJn WJNay'd ADF8-Erk, EuIlA-
uspula.
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q Co.'s lotteries.
AUTHORIZED By THESTATEO Of GEORGA.
10000 DOLLARSs

The following scheme will be drawn by s. Swan Co..
Managers Of tbs Sparta Academy Lottery, IN their
Single Number Lotteries for MARCH Ic5S, az Augusta
Georgia, III public, under the supentsndence Of COmms-
siOHess.
CLASS S,
20 be drawn in the city ofAugasas Georgia, in public
SATURDAY, MARCH o, 1855
CLASS 6.
To in the city Of Augusta Georgia, In public,
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1858.
CLASS Z,
70 be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia. in public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1858.
CLASS g.
T. be drawn in the City Of Augusta Georgia. public
SATURDAY, MARCH p, 1858.
ON TBE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
ElGHFh FIVE PalE Is
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS,
! Z - Z
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Bank OF West Tennessee, at Memphis.
The notes Of this Bank will be redeemed the Union
Bank Of Tennessee as Nashville lstW6W-u
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IT, WELLS
Land Plaster.

WE will receive per steamer nashville, $50 barrels PIas-
W t1rog Paris. is we'll known efficacy prom NJ toe
growth 1f wheat and dover makes 10 Iuvall3s 90 Fer
mers. The increased yield may De s4 eli down
lhird TO orshaE For sale by HARRIS g. co.
once ut W. n. Gordon & Co.'S, so. Sd ualEsss1.
FEB 24-zw
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superintendent Of i. n. q CIR.

Mr. Knowles Is Master Of Machinery Of Road and
reliable man, 10 whose statements we would c0nd3s.
y. K. STEVENSON, President,
EEshYle and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. L.. ANDERSON,
o. N. 4. r.
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GEORGE a. aERT0T. I
CLats HEKOT & HOLNEs.J
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
NO. VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. S. c.

Particular attention given 10 the sale Of Cotton Fou
Wheat Corn and other Produce; also, 70 the FOrWarG
inc ~ Goods 70 and from the Interior.
RETRREEcEs-B. s. Rhatt, Esq., Messrs- 7. s. < 7. q
H1dd ~ b. asrct ESQ.,, Charleston, s. c., James Walker
EashVs, Tenn, Thomas S. Kennedy, Louisville
wilson & Burns, Baltimore, nd. lapr2s-Wly
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.hDulNISrHATOR,s NOTICE.

pursuance 90 a. CIDER county court OF tghlsI
county tennessee made az tne March Term le57 al
persons having claim garnet the eftals q William lurneT
deceased lle 90 co.. celL- hereby nOuhed 70 me
legally ta.ed with JlrTE ct SAID
court be- lls sutav In June ut1r UTCeT
shat dySon pro rata may be made, DC, they will be
forever barred.
Tn 80 day uf March 1858.
mErIl-w3.' r COLEMAN, admir-.
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Queensware, Glassware
Wheat! Wheat!

EDGEFiELD AND KENTUCKY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
he annual merug OF the stockholders ef the EdEeheld
l. aud henucay RailrOsd Comp my, will be hea al The
office OF said Company, Nashville, WEDNESDAY. The
5lstO March, 5~ n purpose elecung directors for
the ensuing and Of any uter business HEB
t-ay be suUmllteitJ tHe meeting, " b, A. RAMSEY
march 4--gN- Secretary.
Baltimore Coffee,
1--WE hundred Gags rT.m5 Baltimore ana Mo Coffee iua
marsh6 CARTER, Mckay & 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

JUST RECEIVED
OVR hundred BRrS PRIME, Baltimore no Coffee.
~ isI EsiobT iRov vi k.P, CHEATHAA'
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Coal Ranpes.
WrOught-IrOn Cook Stoves
Bird CAGES /!

yETE have great variety OF bird Cages, Of besut-
W patterns, The bRutsOmesJ assortment ever seen In
Ie5 30 MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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Auction Card.

TTNHE subscriber having aLsd arrangements with
J. ar Springer, an IPeiisHgod and prsCueEl Auction
ss attend make OF Real hsLate,
Household Furniture, viii al out door sales
maF3 BKNJ. y. SHIELDS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

Life Of Aaron Burr,
Colonel in the army of the Revolution, O. 8. Senator,
Vice President Of the United States, &C.
kbIT F. HAGAN.
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what HullaudCrs think 0T BmrhaVess
Holland G}iJLCrs-J QIlulus, Ed. cf The SbeboygaH
NiEVssuoDEs IN letter dated Splo sbor 6h, ls54, thus
remark
You viii observe that have published reversI certff-
Gates ste7. These pufs' literally true;
and should you continue advertising with %, may
peot secure large orders, from every Holland settlement
ia the UnIIet states %
This extract from n The many letters received
from the FHlEud settlements. surely VIXEN Hol arders
recommend the Holland Bgers i've uercaus may
not hesats in testing lis viEtIes Tor themselves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

MARRED-On the evening Of the 10Th inst. by
Rev. DR.. Whitman, lir JoHN W. Benson, Of Nash
vile, to Miss NoLuE Peach, Of Shelbyville.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
ArrIval of tho UorD,-l..

NEy YoHE, october Si.-Tho Steamship Bolussla
em southampton, WITH dates 10 the l6lh Instant and
.Slssrapels sdviess from London 70 The sane date
instant. - " - 50
The hank of Bavaria had advanced ths rate Of diS,
eoantto ave per cent the Bank Prussia 70 ave
cent. sna .ne Bank ofleipsc 70 ak per cent. These
movements are chiefly due 70 she resrictons In M
specie payments. =
Ihe French revenue for the Fst nine months Of ths
YEAR exeeeds that OF last year BY 05 100000
Tue chief Increase is N the % gar dulies +.
Atlantic Telegraph shafoa have falIek "A eeunz
1SSO; mlsn,gan Ceeiral Railroad Bonds have ,dd
enned shgbtly: New YORK md Efie Rsiiros Z az
NoiteAee BoAde have ilnprovsd. u = =
tThe tatements rocently pdbliihed An me Frenel
papers Of GOODNESS betWeen lrchduk a MaximIllsr
add he A0strian Gevernmeut aro eontrad.cied
The Portuguese Tribunals Are oecnpi1d vith IN
oaain rslallys to The seilge Of tas Rrshch ship
The spanish Government decreesshas all steamer
plying 6etNeen Cuba and the ports Of me Uniieg
States shall enjoy the same privileges az the Knglsl
Mall Steamers, with liberty 10 carry six tons of ar
ehandise without paying lighthouse duea
LdvERPooL, october l6-The sales on cotton to-da,
we're 900 bales, the market closing rm Breadstul
also hFm.
LoEDoE, October ls-Consnls. closed al os1aoeL
for money, and oi& fer account. -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
Arrival Of the IndInn.


oVEnEc, November The Steamship Indian with
dates from liverpool TO the goth ultimo TWO
than those furnished oy the Borussa, arrived here
this afternoon.
The employees ofthe Atlantic Telegraph Company
had received notice OF their discharge to take eool
November 3Oth, unless favorable symptoms oecur.-
danayeE senes agent TO Ems land TO treat for the
Russia. - a.s =
The French Portuguese aHair IS unchanged.
Another Demonstration against the Introduction oi
the Confessional Into th ehsTch Of England, had Ia
ken place In London. Formidable defensive works
have been completed on the Clyde. fhe shore end
Of the Atlantic Cable asab0ut TO be laid VaIentia
RussfA-rhe Instructions Of the peasants in the
kaslern provinces are more serious than was nrst
represented.
CmNA.--The London Times complains Of he part
played By the American Minister 10 the recent Rego-
as the alliesdid. ,tSHfsr ~ F4riS-a Z e =
FRASoE.- The French Ambassador at Rome has
made strong statement to the Pope, touching The
recent abduction of tho Jewish child, heretofore
England In the afnfF with p ortuRnl 49,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
Psys, \, y. =, -, ,. -, !, = 2. -. -.

Fever, like every other form Of diseaseto TO which the
human system Is liable. 10 caused by impur
This being caused by the more rapid action OF the
olood STRUGGLING with natare In endaavornR 20 cast
e4ay hae eorrpPs matter which 10 deadly
opposed 70 health. Hence the good aud bad humors
are ~ war Eth zach other, and the whiek
ioilows eaness feveE and heat. The AZ mnIo,n. ~
lfeyetare various; causing heavness fanrdid difis
cult oreathing eyes dull and heavy ieiv arhine
~ ~ M ats Of heat and cold htef
Mnlch the patient complains OF pains IN the head and
pack great thtrsts nausea and sIckness n, me 4.
about me stomach and sometimes vomItinr hlIons
mstters lnt- NOR KS sIHhIAN ROOT, ri LIS 40
a. 70 6a strengthening and delightful
sdleihe Tor all kinds Of fever They not onlv eIanse
the stomach and bowels from all bilious mattsr INT
Ihey ope tne excretofy vcsssls, esusn them tb
eoPous ebus0hs from the blood into the bo as
Ta,Ss sSs sSsT,spsa assI. Ogt Daur
eases Of ieyer will be 70 take large dosas Il sda,
70 have them operate thoroughly 6y the 6owslr taks
from three to hveynight moFnIn Inc fever
entirely disaPpears After which, fom 10 EVEN
eye1mggnu welkapd yon villa be 6onvi that this.
Is the best way to check fever beeahte they dive tt
laammaon, and restore The body 10 a state or
sound health. Andthe blood and ot6er Gids lviIit
viii be utterly impossible. See adyerfisomenf
November A. e53--Im97 lFE' s4nfl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

SANDY HOOK. Oct. 25th.-Ths Royal
Nail Steamship Persia. with dates from
Liverpool 10 the 18th inst, four days later
than previous advices. arrived of Ihe Hook
this morning.
The steamer Vanderbilt, from New York
arrived out on the I2.h inst.
Atlantic Telegraph shares had declined
fSi0@ ESQ. prospectus had been is
sued to form q company for the Galway
line. the capital to be half a million sleF,
has. Lieutenant Higgiason. a shaTehol,
der in the AtsnIie Telegraph Co. had
applied for asummons against the Compa1
ny. for failure 10 register the list Of shares
holders. butthe application was not gran
ted. s-s.A ~.
France las accepted the mediation -of. a
friendly power in the dispute with Poriu-
gal, and a pacific solution OF the difficulty
was considered certain.
Tho discounts on the bank Of France
havA largely Increased.
The Paris Boutse was slightly lower. y
|. The panic continued on Change G vi,
emma.
The Bank Of France has lost Ei.7OO,-
600, sterling in Bullion; decreased f29,
900 du ing the week. .ssS1s =
Thefreeimportation Of breadsluffs, with
Portugal is 10 be permitted. ~
The Spauiard and Fiench Vice Consuls
had been sssassinaled at Fetuan. Morroc
co. Energetic measures were TO be taken.
and i was expected that the respective
Governments would enforce satisfaction.
CHINA. The "DETAILS of the China news
show that the British destroyed the forts
OF Myaniten. butspaFed the town! y,
Commissioner Reed remained at Shnpg-
bai. az v,
The Germantown was 10 Canton river.
the Mississippi and PowhalaD q, Japan
q iSDIA-Bomtay ay- adyices to September
24tb state that the dIsaFnsJ troops at Mool-
ton had mutinied, and Wsrs nearly exler-
minated. ysesrf 4r.se ~ s.s, fs sIa
Various successes over. fugitive rsbsls
are also reported sf44 a.i-a cs.s.as Ia $
Mr. Barber recently appointed Consul
to Ri ,hmond. has been removed to the
Island Of Gambia, George Moore has
bsen appointed in,his pace. ia
The race for the C@sarwitch Haudicap
wac wen by Rocket. ia. har
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

:
W, 1rs..., ,,1 ,I,T, ~ III
I'M " N n AND zAnhS.
is hvAn So "a VE;3ZA
meetlng oi .he D,teSoIs on tDe OlncInnau, whining
.S .Sn ahu 1ahesNie harosd s COMPANY; on Inesday
ON Sa % q. iaoo' tne loowing resolution
was 1.,a aauopteu, ...,., :.
syhk 81 ue Y" the yymPAhy Ior an extension OF the
road TO or near Gtendale has 9een submitted 10 this
boarl % pehsI ot v ana seeo "a mortgagees;
Ans WAersas. IN the OF this board the pfoi
aFtsngenen' requires inc consideration OF the
S'ooeNho,oste- ,.,, L, "a IS -t4,,, ssga 80
ksssiess mat special notice be published for
mee.inR ot me stoothoiders % utrclevie, ONO, on
weanesd9y.lhe l2tn DAY ot Neyemoert at which the
saIu proposIoh sha., % supnted 70 the StUckhoid'
ers .or tnelr approyai or relecton. n. 4,t ~ I
ny ny suosahcc q Sne arrangements reierred 70 In
eanm 40 Iesolnuoh, " as IoNowsi 7rf'
thAl decree eI ioIeciosnre and sale, without ap
~ !, , ~ Isvor Q. tne second mort
yhsed States Circuit Court for The Southern Distrci
q " chc su,t now penong tnerein, IN ayor Of
george y. Ooe, trusiee, cs,agahnst said Railroad
bS0mpAny ana others, ~ th as
uecree oe netd IN aoeyance until the fail
~ me company N the performances OF any 0fthe
cVhal.ipns IA napI he,e.naI!er w. M ssa,ed.
va. upon tue entry OF Ithiedecree the foad ana all
us properly nnq shall Pass into tbe hgpds
O. Az ekeeHuve oommuice etthIee pefsone-T
MosenSoi new f0rRs cnauncy hfookS OF Baitmore
anN srillam Aey BOND n ohoTzwhg arc 70 have
tne eptre eontr9l ana management OF The road anp
Tvs earnings, ana keep up the ieparpas tsteyepncs
each OF said committee Y have an annual
cc@ps%nsa,.on en- Of aSe handled dollars. ,s.'ll
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
10 Consn nhptfvcs.

NHE advertiser having been TO health ia
~, lew weeks.by very simple remedy. amer ha--
ing several years ith 1Gsefiou
and that dread disease, Consu Ia S snxions 10
known to his FELLOW ihs means 81 cure
who desire it, he win send copy Of the pre-
prePSnng and using thesame. which they will flld a
5uIe ogre Ior OeHsHNptiea. 1sthHa. Bronekitis ~
scnRuon Is, to benefit the, pfiiced, and he hopes
SNerE senerer Mry his remedy as Il viii cost them
the prescription will please address
s ai Rkv. kDWARnA. WILSON
Sept. 30, lsSs-Sm92 Williamsburgh, Long Island
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

WHAF HAS RUINED THE KIEo OF. PRus-
sIAs-CI ampague has been tho ruin OF the
Kingof Prussia. When he FIRST assembled
the throne he was an elegaut, accomplished
gentleman. His amiability. his high NOR
al character, and his requirements, were
known tkroghout Europe. and in Prussia
be was populEr IS monarch could be- II
has never been The impression, however,
that he Was Strong 10 politics and state
matters. The constitution which he cub
mitted to his eonvoked State general was
not a brilliant or statesman like effort, and
the noisy spirits Of 1848 su gesled an idea
or twofor bis reflection. which SO troubled
his Doddle that he took to drinking Veuve
Clicquot" champagne for solace; and he
found SO much comfortlin in that exhilara-
ting liquor that he, drank himself into an
iJiotic state. The last intelligence from
Prussia announces the appointment Of the
Prince Of Prussia as regent, so the, King
may henceforth keep il up" until as laie
as he e'pleases, with never care for to NOR
row. his occupation now being only to
"guzzle."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
The Bubble in the Cable.


A writer from Valentia, Odt. 18th. il
speakinglof the Atlantic caIIe at the time
IL was laidd wn says: s,b $50 3s 7aa
r"Msny defects no doubt aross from the
old method ofcovering the wire with III
.guttsPerchs. covering witch Il company
,tIsmssl.es5ttse, and much from the negli-
gSDce Of men, On theq5ery Place where
the splice was made. in fhe centre Of the
Atlantic. one buoblt. almost the size Of a
coffee bean. had TO becue out. How MANY
hundreds Of similar plares might there
have been that never were seen? The
detective cenEering Of the copper conduc
tor in lis gutta purcha covering was also,
no doubt, source Of naby serious faults,
for the reason that the gutta putcha, being
very thin in some parts, allows the
powerful electric currents from the Undue
ton coils to pierce itand touch The outside
wires; once this fault which is technically
called .'Llowing a'boIe" In a cable. takes
place. such a loss OF the sigoallzinp cur
rent ensues that,tk cable is render d use
less, or a great augmentation Of battery
poweris rendered Hecessary ana when
this last remedy IS restored 10 osthe boIe be
eome larger, until The water. getting free
y to lhe wire cxydates il away, in a, very
short time. 2Sueh Incidents | ave frequent.
W ooeurred IN the cables between England
and the hague, and therslis not ne least
doubt thattbere are many scores Of such
faults along the Atlantic wire.N H s7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
The Late IndIan B.,,I, m Tsv.,.

The 81. Louis News Of The 96th pub
fishes % following latter to gentleman
in that city. Il contains some particulars
Iofthe late Indian battle 10 Texas. Itsays:
"An express got in this evening with
EMajorlVan Dorn's report. Il was mol
opened here, as il Wss sent on to San An.
tonic. TO the A6jutant- General. A private
letter was reoived through by Lieut.. Hood
Instead Of "A Indians. Sc were killed, 500
head OF horses captured. all Of the lodges,
le0 III nunher. we're burned. and aIlofthe
lprcSisidps. dressed deer skins :, &c., were
either destroyed or Appropriated for the
command. Major Van Dorm receiyed
several wounds in the arm and one in, the
ahd Dmsn,. He WAS garfield into, Camp
ladsminski 1.-THE name Of the depot the '
have established on oesr creek. ona lit.
ter.
The rest Of wounded were taken to ForI
Arbuckle. Mr.. Ward, the sutler at his
post. was slightly wounded. Lieutenant
Van Camp was shot through the. heart
wi an arrow at the 6rst charge. This is
a very hard blow On The Indians. one thai
they will not recover from, for their camp
was totally destroyed. and they were CON-
plelely routed. TIE number Of killed that
are reported were counted after the battle
was over. Twill mcution among the in
cidents connected with the fight. that Cap
tain. Evans, Lieutenants Phifer aud Harri.
son each killed two Indians, and Lieutsn-
ant Jas. Major three, in hand to hand co :
-. c.. - 4 - N ~ .s a
men fought bravely and well.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

b. FRA PRiERo EIaHF l0UTiwEsf The
81 Louis R~punlicah gives an acepant of q
.hght be'we' naPAt~ MeNeill the Tipperary
Bays and Elias o 0iFlsgheriy, near the rfair
gfeund. on the ssnas dsyiihat the Norris.
sey and Heenau fight took place. O'Flagh-
erty was the vicsor. thsreport closing WITH
the following sdtnmarynol the brutal worl
"Ou the sixteenth round McNiel could
mot come up 10 time, having both arms bro
rkeD,stwo extremely black eyes, fractured
rib oriwo.g and head about twice its usual
size, and having besides received great
loss'of sen satiou He was the, fore ,ieoIar
ed whipped. aud the money handed over
to the triumphant o'Flagher,y. ThsIlat-
ter however though declared victor, was toll
erably SeveFly puniseea. His lsfteye was
lpulout sniirviy, ! his collar bone had sustain
ed two compound oomminn,ed fractures,
his Eve right handq fingers displaced from
their sockets, and his mouth slit on the LEFT
side ofh cheek asifar back as his ear.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
RgOol. Kinnev informs, The editor

s 10 7UoI. Kinney inIOFmsl The editor Of
the San Antonio (Texas) Herald, that he
has concluded bis negotiation with the
Mormaos Tor the sale Of his interest in
Central Amerca'a and has received an ear
nestof $500. .0o00, as part Of the purchase
money. lie 10 10 receive 9a,OOO,OO0.