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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS /
NEW HACK anlNEWPRoPRIETRS
8. 3. GRAY

3. 3. GRAY
ESPECT
HglkJES~h FULLY
to
W&8 IS - rs m the public that
he has obtain
ed the contract for carrying the mail between
Ashland and New London aud has placed on
the line a superb new Hack. of amp1e dimen
sions. and can now carry passengers to and
from the Rail Road, between the above places,
at the most reasonable rates.
TIME-Hack leaves Ashland at z O'Clock,
and arrives ut New London at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Leaves New London at 2sso'clock P. M,and ar
rives at Ashland at 6 o'cloek-Fareone dollar.
Aliberalshare ofthe public patronage solicited
Ashland. July 18th. ls56. motif
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L. The following letter was sent by
q man to his son, who was attending school
not forty miles from Ashland


So a- January 8, 1858.
- @My deer son !: I rite tn send you two
pare VI my old briehes, and you can hav'
. new cote made out nv them. Also sum
new stockins whot your muther has jist
nit, by cutin' down sum Nv mine. Your
muther sends yu ten dollars without my
'nolege, AID 1 was afeard that you would
spend it fur tom.fulery, go / jist kept
back iye dollars. I also send you a pare
nv my old. butes to ware as 10 g as this
spell of slouchy wether hengs on, fur l
was afeared that yeu would Spite them
there new sbues that I got fur you jist
before You went tn scule. Your muther
and / am we'll, exceptin your sister has
got1t the measles, which we was expectin'
would spred among the rest nv the family,
if they had not had them before. 1 hope
YOU will du homer to my teachins if not,
then you are a fu!e, and your muther and
miself are our afectionate parents til
deth. JOHN --"
Our devil says be don't think a little
shook Iarninp sonld'nt hurt the old gen.
-tleman much.
~ - ssAa--f s+1. fAs+r
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HOTEL.

ffHE snbscriber having enlarged and rented his
L wellknownh hotel, opposite the SampseI Hot Sc,
on Main street. is now prepared 10 accommodate
the travelling public in a superior manner. He
hopes that the liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to him will be continued. He particularly in.
vites his friends in the country to call on him. IL
his bills will always be found reasonable. Hista-
Bile will constantly be supplied with the best this
market affords. Good stabling for horses and a
faithful Ostler will always be provided. Boarding
for private families or single persons Furnished at
reasonable rates.
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w. B.


MERCHANT TAILOR, and dealer in Fur
Iva nlshing Goods, As Superior street, under
the Weddell He~ se. Cleveland, Ohio.
July fs4
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SHERIFF'S SAFE.

SHERIFF'S SALE
Joseph Apologize, In Ashland County
David Losb. & others Common Pleas,
DY virtue of a pleurias writ of Fl. Fa. duly
ID issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Ashland county, and to me directed, I will
sell at Public Auction, en-
Saturday, The 30th, day Of January,
a. D., 1858, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. NJ. and A P. NJ. of said day, at thet remises of
John Arehart. in Green Tpy Ashland county
one Buggy; one Rifle Gun; one grey Mare; two
iron gray Colts, and three head of young Cattle,
and at the premises of Levi Oswald, in said
township, on said Goth dayof January, between
the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock,
P. NJ. of said day, sixty six bushels of Wheat,
and on the premises of David Losh, in said
Township, between the hours Aforesaid, one
stack of Hay. All of said Goods and Chattles
taken and levied on as the property of the above
debts at the suit of the above plaintiff.
Terms of Sale--Cash.
JOHN HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Jan. I3, 1853. ts32pfS3 90.
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ITO THOSE CONCERNED.-AIl
IL those knowing themselves indebted to
me are requested to pay up. Those having un-
settled book accounts, are requested to cali and
settle up. (Can at my old shop.) Take heed
and save costs. j. ZIMMERMAN.
Sept.9 1857. l4tf
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DESIGN OF. THE INSTITUTION.
To fur nish the best means for acquiring a THoR.
time and at the least expense, comprising
DOUBLE ENTK BOOKKEEPING,
As applied to Merchandising, Banking, Rail Road
ing, &C., taught by the Oldest American teacher
and writer Of Bookkeeping now living, having
forty years experience in teaching and business
practice.
STEAMBOAT BOOKKEEPING,
with all the recent improvements, taught with
out extr- charge,
PENmANSHIP,
In every variety and style nf Business and orna-
namental Penmanshlp have been awarded this
College, over all competitors, " herever its wri-
in Ohio and Michigan. in 1855, at the Pennsylvania
state Fair at Pittsburgh, in 1856. at the United
States Fair at Louisville. Sept.5, 1857.
ARITH ETC,
completing all COUNTING HOUSE cALCU-
COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED
Full Instruction given in this important branch
of business education.
DAILY LECTURES
On Bookkeeping; the 6sages, Laws and Customs
Economy; Detecting Counterfeit Money, az d 9th
er subjects having practical relations to active bu-
siness.
Bookkeeping, Full Commercial Course, ....s25 co
Board. per week, can be obtained for..... 3 SO
No extra charge for stesm Boat Bookkeeping,
STUDENTS
Can enter at any time-(no v%acationl : review at
pleasure-time unlimited, usual length Of Curse
from six to twelve weeks.
REFERENCE,
8 Students entering, frsm the city alone.
within one year, besides the many from the coun-
Try
Specimen of Writing and Circular. containing full
Information, sent by . all free of charge.
Sept. %, 1857, Istr
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BAKERY AVID REsTuRANT.

BAKERY AND RESTURANT-
In connection With the Hotel, he wI1la1so con-
tinueto keep open his BAKERY and STA
KANT. where he will at all times keep on hand
Confeetioneries. Pies, Bread, Cakes,
eating houses. ILLER
ashland. Nova 1857 92tf
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.

MR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has disc Covered in
Il one of our common pasture-weeds q remedy
that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

[For the IntellIgencer.l
The SheriEnIty Nbrond =.

The mode of clccting these officers in Great
Britain differs somewhat from our own. In the
first place the Magistrates of each county are
annually required to nominate three persons,
and subsequently, one of these tire" is appoint
ed to the office by the Grown" 1t is not unu-
Sual that the person thus appointed refuses to
accept the office, prcferring to pay - renalty of
5000, and it is for this reason that IL persons
are nominated instead of one. 1t l. regarded
as an office of honor and distinction, probably
on account, in n great measure, th;' only the
wealthy are qualified to act--the qualification
being certain amount of wealth in the county.
The emolumentS uccruing to the Office are shared
only bv the subs" The "High Sheriff pays
his own expenses, and ambitious will occa-
sionally nearly ruin themselves during their
year of Sheritfalty.
The Deputy or lander Sheriff. is generally
some eminent lawyer residing in the county,
and it is seldom any change is made so long as
he performs his official duty in satisfactory
manner. This is also the case with the subs or
sheriff officcrS;' so long as they discharge
their duties satisfactorily they nre retained-in
some instances for twenty, thirty or even forty
The office of Sheriff, or, as it was ancien,ly
called, Shire. Rccve-"Reeye' signi(ying Stew
ards doubtless of great antiquity; little less,
probably, than a thousand years, rs it is sup
posed to have been instituted by Alfred the
Great, when, for its better government, he divi-
ded England into tifty-two shires, or counties,
for history informs us that Ethcwolf the father
of Alfred died in the year S5S-i"St 900 ye1rs
ago Subsequently Scotland was divided into
thirty-thre counties and Ireland into tlhrty-two,
each county being governed by Sheriff.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

weAxSgss OF THE STOMACH AND INpl"N9'-N -,
-4aotAer Great Cure EFFECTED "y h2r 49, :
Holland Bitters The wife of Peter DE " W. W.
living in Holland Town. Sheboygan county, ",s
consin suffered much from Weakness OF the ''S nr
aeh and Indigestion. She had been under a png
Sic,ns care for some time, but the disease seem
ID 10 hattie even his skill. She purchased some
ca 70 o oaiiS tters ut our Office, which has gwen
tone n to- her stomach her appetite and stT ts
Uv renrning and we firmly believe that TINS Is
mother great cure effected by your medlG'n nr.s
We have still to record many wonderiuL 0 O,teT
effected by thi, remedy, but must wait a" nnon
opportunity. One thing you can rely Inch Inch
what we have published are from re literally
respected in our community anu q, S,-,xT,,s
true. cr.,..,,,rron Wis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

A CoMNoN DisnAss.-Pimpular diseases are
exceedingly vexatious and spoilers of all beauty.
They frequently develop themselves in young
people of either sex about the age of puberty,
and often appear again at subsequent periods of
life These affections are very common, and
though not attended with any danger TO the
health, or contagious, are disgusting to behold
and difficult to cure. The face, neck, back, and
chest are most liable to be attacked. Little rcd
pimples appear, which in few days become
enlarged and form matter; this matter is often
elected by breaking Small dark spots are in
terspersed about the face, and more generally
about the nose; these being squeezed, throw off
a white fatty matter, popularity known as mag
gots. Such notion Of the real nature of this
secretion is, for the most part erroneous; but
small animalcula are often found to be the ten
ants of these disagreeable, ugly pimples. 70
drive away such unpleasant vistantS great
care should be taken that the bowels perform
their regular functions; plenty of active exer-
else in the open air is required; the skin kept
clear, and coarse flannel rubbed frequently
over the face to keep the pores open, besides
often applying cooling lotion, composed of
weak solution of bichloride of mercury and
emulsion of bitter amons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

IrHAs been stated that the marriage of Hen.
ry William Herbert with his second wife, part
ing with whom caused him such anguish az to
lead him to shoot himself was romantic The
facts are thus narrated by the New York Times:
He was one day last winter walking through
the principal street of Newark, when he saw a
couple of ruffianly looking fellows make an as
sault upon Young lady. He Immediately ran
to her assistance. and succeeded in driving off
the ruiians, when the lady, after expressing
her gratitude to him, requested his card, which
he gave her, and correspondence enSued, which
led to an interview, and in two weeks from their
first meeting, they were married
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(. 5. S4rFLETT' + N;Ew FIRM.

DEs gAEFL lanosi. all, whes-
4llIfEfYIinH Va .dbv HIS rapidly inereasiIS
business 70 nSa his friends and the FuT r,e,i NJ D.
formed business
Ia profession "a 70 r.rform every opera I
the Of me al utility
Pl -antee mat for beauty ,duTahilits anu 4
Teeth shaIinot be SURPASSED and
Hrsens who have denied themselves a lad Of suffer
ri-Deed during he necesstr! pr Nv n new
lion OF the teeth and roots rIer and aP~ca
H. In most cases and DeETecftysoT '''esN "
now extracted wthoutpaln- t,,, n their profess
INSTRUMENTATION or advice aPPert st"i"s -
.,on they will be pleased to Sivegratis .,e.JaITeeth
please call and examine specimens OF ~ gepIG
OHre all hours
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

GOV. SEWARD IN MrCHIGAN.-The Detroit
Tribune, copying an article on Gov. Seward,
says:
The following article from the New York
Courier and Enquirer undoubtedly expresses
the views of large majority of the people of
Michigan and the Northwest, fnot the Union.
Michigan would have gladly cast her vote for
Mr.. Seward in 1886, as We think she might
have done in 1852 What may happen to
change the popular feeling between this and
1860 it is impossible to predict, but if the vote
of Michigan could be taken next week the Re.
publican party would roll up majority of 90
900 for VIM. II. Seward.
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GrNERAL Posr OErIcr.
Philadelphia, Feb nth, 100.

TNlTaUcTPIId, TtU IIIIl ITOV' J
1t having been found very iuconvenient to
persons concerned in trade, that the mail from
''Philadephia to New England" sets out but
once Fortnight during the winter season, this is
to GRE notice that the New England mali will
henceforth go once week the year round,
whereby correspondence may be carried on, and
answers obtained to letters between Philadelphia
and Boston in three weeks; which used in the
winter to require sir weeks.
BY command of Deputy Postmaster General.
WILLIAM FRANKLIN, Comptroller.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

MORE ourRAGEs.-By our despatch from Kan
sas, this morning, it will be seen that one of the
most horrible outrages ever perpctrated in that
or any other Territory, has just been committed.
Is there no way to put stop TO such damna-
BILE deeds Is the Federal Government made
quate to the protection of Its citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

OLD TINES CIR, lOS YEARS AGo.-The following
advertisement, copied from the Pennsylvania
Gazette of February 18th, 1855, exhibits the
state of the mail facilities between the cities of
Philadelphia and Boston 1913 years ago. The
Deputy Pos tmuster General VISA Benjamin
franklin and the comptroller his son, William
Franklin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

p,,nv,sv -BppY.-Oh! if you please ii have
tba pOi is on, one other thing should ike 10 "'
settled.
R RnDT where is it yer go in the count At
- =, The summer Because couIu" 80 ,isry
= dnII Mace, and where the air was nv
bracing.
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DISSOLUTION.

HE copartuership heretofore existing unas SW mutual
l ]. X. Dunham Co. Is this Jay u Ne Tn1ITTSHSM.
consent go. 1sSs JAMES r. BARNES
rT~YE China Glass and QueensTare husnsss, ne mes
/ tinued under the and style OF iiS g ~ / X
Durham d Co. stirring of Flint
lass NJ tbeiT manufnctory South wheeling uhuSl ~
nam and styr OF Hobbs Barnes, and WIZ s5Ile VA
H%sIn.sS of he late firms of Barnes Hobbs * 70 an"
J. L. Hobbs & Co. -y,NIE;S p RARNES
Wheeling, May lstI 1898
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

KILLED-Mr John PEBBLES, formerly hard
ware meachant in Pittsburgh, was run over and
killed by car last Friday, on the Pittsburgh and
Chicago railroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

TnE estimated damage by the disastrous ere
vase at Bells plantation, two miles above New
Orleans, is five millions of dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

MKs. SARAH MARSH died in Heath, Mass.
May 8, aged 100 years. months and 7 days
She was never sick more than three months tiu.
ring her life.
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N1,TICR 20 alOUsEK EEPEns.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices s.,
TT1UE subscriber takes great pleasure "a .i 4,
friends public generally, thaL i rs - vsrv large
and embraces the greatest variety ever 1ier rst Of
a., stork consists In part, Of cOmpetr
C,s Rn,s iIii Cloths Wall Paper, WindoE ,jI
Ss1rtain DaT1asks Satin Delaines Git sIr nth a
rrat variety Of articles numerous 70
stocl has been selected with great care as 70 SLyS IL 49,
and / 10 think that can now oher 4'u 80
NOT before been offered in this city IT,. ill
I7-e IN want Of Goods the House Fur is'
,ls. Ill At the old stand No. 143s Main 81. ana
Satisfy themselves this the place for o2 ~
Goods - ~ a. no Main St
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New Advertisements
Millinery.

rTNHE Ladies' OF Wheeling rsS2eG.I9y ~ SnTinE and
S,TrS FASHIONS viii take place on Saturday mos 81
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Ox the 2lst inst, the county treasury Of Hem
nv county, Ind, was entered and robbed OF S >
400
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

Hos. WN c. CurLgK has, it is stated been
rendered the presidency of the Marietta and Gin
cipnau Railroad.
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For Rent.

4' a: the as arg amy The
ssf good s s Amply a;
ss ;S en- ezcelentfeHee For terms r
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Enr RenI.
For ReuL

TUE ,oreKo9 on on NAl D. For ii52aH
i merry eIHIPPbIei GEnh1 - =
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1INTTSTRY.

have i spg to see
5.S ShsFf sSf the services Of
Dentist - ,,,,1epts and for mariner has
ants Of the Sfs ensssed he M
s ted .h ap The
with their yaIiS1 Of being able TO give
fore iT so may them with EoBERTsON,M D.
vs..,Dr, Nov. Is. 1857. JAMES ORR
,,.ssrsR. L o. take pleasure In refer ~
is:on to the following 81 ThompsOu His Hon 1d
Hciid MsTa Slson rs EsQ K b H. ~ z
Frssell, DR.. W TiJ Talant DelaPlan, noyi9
HildTSi ,a;nilens. Knox Co, Marsh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

The wheat harvest has fully commenced in
Texas, and the yield is said To he large
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-28

TIE Isrsf In ' ts y ward and n9s given the
BIT BTid e q boarding house oc.up,e
day ipr meet room in same Abby 70
il, :sd s ..ors BY RANKIN. r. ARMSTRONG
iau12 v
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Reapers and mowere

4SS0PO4 anu NlOW0IS.
VIE advantage and economy Of Harvesting Machines
has BEEN 50 fully demonstrated make them almost
o. necessary so much At least that Farmers ca n
no IThseT auord TO De without them. All who wish to
r. this season should make their v,
~ 70 secure machine in tine coming barve
are prepared TO Offer superior
ana can give them the coic= OF different we'll
tesed aud reliable ma hines the manufactuTes nrices
~ % the extent Of the purchase money
passed harVesterS: - ''s 'Oe u NlSui-
MHeCorsn.SEs combined Reaper and Mower,
H alt q SlhieT'S do do do
H HtSins do do SELF Raker,
Auitman &MIler's do Mover
IaIEs do do
Orders for Of the above win a,,.u,oD
" SMITH GORRELL,
r,v4o Dealers in Agricultural Implements,
MheellnZ. Va
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'ASSEHs OILs-No. l aud a-Linse-d nm So ~,
,i, ~ WI Eth-Eia Oh, Meats Foot on for ssI III ~
= 49, 7. H. LOGAN Co.
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$500 REVIVAL Phi

5000 REWARD!
Nj Negro Man JOHN SHAW, left NV ho,s. r,,.,
N Frederick and New Msrket) on SatnTIay ca 80
He IS about ftve feet Eve inches high tentv
oIot naes' has scar on his right cheek And .trosI
me ~ ' the chin, said TO be caused BY hrTo -hs
e ioer tl Of his right eye Is contracted fro, he
am. cause. showing much Of the white Of that eve he
soj,hI IoScc9 or iiquor understands 4 little blarS
ana - FOND OF that work. clothing 80 80
d2T6 eSth He Is believed have rome On i,b rs
y L. Willis man, nj New Market Pred Fo,Si- WIN DL-
NsI- seen together Saturday evening S'' - 1ney
The above reward will be given foT b;s .r-A -, = .
IodSInent in any jail so that can eel b1, ano
Ne. - -, WA. c. HOFFMAN
Lny@l-tH near PFederIr1-
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S200 RRWARnI

=
JAN away fro. The subscriber living At New Marie.
~ Frederick Co, nd, on saturday NIGH- THK SIN az
siAI iLst.' Negro Man, named PRED FOWLER aged
about 20 years, ve feet 10 II inees high stout
copper Color round full eye, upper teeth full and
mas down look wien spoken Bps slightly in bIS
Pee, anu mas small hands, other marks recolIected
and Light made shoes. - F N S0@I
me above reward wiz be sITen for the arrest Of paid Ne
sTO and his delivery the subscriber or secured In
New Market. Nd, May 10, 1883. D '" L.
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FROM RICHMOND.

Correspondence of the Wheeling 1ntellIgens-rl
cbarzotts Cush,nan-Her PersonaciO9 If Neg
AferrHe,-Singu1ar DeatA-Am Aif'sir OF
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-03
Washington Items

a correspondent of the Charleston Can.
rier under date Of goth February, " rites:
IL is now considered as certain t,,t :, o
Kansas question IS 10 be soon tab en- uu, ot
Congress But IL is not therefore 10 b, CON.
sldeTcd than the agitation OF sectional ou...
lions Is 10 scase. The Union r.maIk.. t,.
day, that seclIOnrl agitation has rrnrh..d
The explosive point The speech Oh Mr.
Shorlcr. OF OHIO, on Thursday, indicate.
The same theory. a rp.eslabIisLmr,t or
the equilibrium between the Mort, md
South IN The Senate is by no means ippr,c
licablc, ard is looked To by statesmen 40 u
means OF the prescrvat on Of the Union. uu,,
ITS iuture prosperity and glOT,. After TN.
adjustment OF the Kansas embrorIio. tl,is
Administration will look to Cuba aid Cen.
tral America.
February 2l.-Therc are two affairs of
honor pending in the city. The one is be-.
tween Hon. J. B. Clay, member Of Con.
gross from Kentucky, and General CulIom
OF Tennessee, caused by personal iusnIt
in bar-room and the Other between Ex.
Lieut.. Rbind and Commander Boutwell,.
Of the Navy, but of this there are no devel
opments. There is also another between
General IIaney and Col Sumner. of the
Army, but it is probable that this will be-
settled by the Interference of the War DE.
partmept
February 23.--No hostile meeting be.
tTe0p Messrs Clay and Cnlom has taken
place. Both left the city this evening, of.
forts for reconciliation having proved alb.
ortiVe, and fricnds are endcayoring TO pre-.
vent a meeting.
Lieut. khind and his friend Corric, Of
South Carolina, have BEEN held to bail by
the Court Of this city 10 the suni OF S2boo
each, for posting Commander Boutwell,.