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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
August 81, 1858.

Mr.. Edilor.--In your last issue appear.
ed communication signed MANY Cili
zens" which so grossly misrepresents the
occurrences which it purpoIts TO relate,
that ii is due TO the feelings Of the parties
aggrieved, who have been lalsel y accused
and arraigned in your columns for mis-
conduct, that the truth should be made
known to the public. The poison hav-
ing been administered through your pub
LEGATION, i, is proper that the anhdoie
should take the same course. This is the
more necessary, as from the very formida'
bic signature assumed, the public would
very naturally conclude that there had
been assembled in solemn and indignant
conclave an outraged community of bn'h
sexes--called together for the purpose OF
giving public expression 10 The ndigna-
ton which burned with volcanic fury
within their bosoms Indignation doubt.
lessv heightened in intensity from the
lamentable fact that the slumbers Of that
venerable individual, the "oldest individ-
ual," who had slept for, perhaps, more
than the scriptural allotmen. of ,hree-score
and ten years quietly and calmly. were'
for the first time, disturbed on that men,
orable night. TO be serious, the writer
does not offer an apology for the misbeha'
viour of any one; on the contrary he ieeis
as desirous as MANY Citizens" can, that
the good order of the community shall be
maintained by strict enforcement OF It's
municipal regulations. A, the same time
he mus, pro,es, against confounding tie
innocent with the guilty. This has been
done by your contributor, who, although
he has assumed the nom de guerre o
/ MANY Citizens" is doubllessly giving
/. expression TO his own thoughts only
I Now TO the facts in the case /: A portion
: of the party of "six or eight" referred tC
: were in their rooms at an early hour OF
i the night in question aid there remained
e and had no connection whatever With tn,
n disturbances in the street. What is tn
e most unfortunate TO use mild expires
v sion) feature in the affair, is, that one O
J, the patty thus innocenily accused, q
. commander Of a military corps, has bee
IS asked to parlake of the hospilalities q
l. the town, on the 2nd of September, an
% we, in the columns Of the paper contain
ing the invitation, he is spoken oil as I
y subject for the common Jail, and the hop
is expressed that should he see TT to Ts
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
Jefferson Guards"

This company paraded on Saturday las'
and COMPLETED its organization IN accoru
ance with the requirements OF the ma''"a
law Of the State. The election oil oihcer'
resulted as follows
Can,ain--John w. Rowan.
Is, Lieu,enan Henry Is. Davenport
9dLieu,enanl-Charles ii. S'ewar"
Ard Lieu,enan,-EJ. H. Campbell.
Ain Lieutenant-Wm. W. b. GalIahef'
Ensign-Beuj. F. Beal.
Orderly Sergeant-E. K. liarFeI''
2nd Sergeant- e. S. Harre!l.
Ard Sergeant-E. w. Miller.
4,h Serseant--J. ii. Hurst.
This election as necessary to secure
arms f,r the company, the election '"l
company officers held in May last oe,"s
as informal, there being no ool'
onel Of the Regiment al the time TO certify
to the organization Of the company
Shirt of Jc6erSon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

Tennessee road. - Bristol NeUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lemon, alias
Charles Brown who was arrested several
DAYS since, On the charge Of felony--In
stealing lot Of Jewelry from MIR. John
Burkhart, was examined on Saturday last
before special term Of the county Cour
called for that purpose.
The plea Of not guilty being pu! in by
his counsel and the cour, having heard The
evidence and argument, remanded him to
ial, 10 await an indictment in the County
Court, for the misdemeanor, the goods
charged to have been stolen being under
the value oftwenty dollars, or enter into
bail in the sum Of fifty dollars. for his al
tendance TO answer. Counsel, Geo. II.
Murphy. for Commonwealth. X. p. II.
Slaub, for prisoner -Martinsbrg finer.
Hall Nelson and John S. Pendleton, OF
Virginia, the principals Of protested
manufacturing company at The Big ais
ofthe Potomac, have recovered OF The
United States. in the Montgomery county
.(MJ.) Court, sl5O,OOO damages for OBJ
tanning water from the Falls, for supply
ing the Washington Aqueduct. The dam
aces were laid al several thousand dollars
and Can't. NJ. g. Meigs. in charge OF the
Aoueduct work; estimated the damage at
no, more than 81 900. Several able law
vers. made 4, 5. 6. 8, 0. and 10 hour
sneeches pro and con, in the case.
LorpouN CAMP MEETING. The Camp
Meeting, which commenced near Middle
burg, Loudoun county, week before last
was largely attended, There were ia
tents. A large number OF persons were
constantly a: he mourner's bench. proies'
sine conversion. There were 5 preach
ers in attendance. Some alarm was cre-
ated in the camp on Sunday morning. by
The report of pistol, and the news that
negro man was shot. An investigation
proved that the negro had teen engaged
in trading pistols, Tiih another negro.
and that one Of the pistols accidentally
went off, wounding the man, belonging TO
Mrs. White, Of HilIsborough, in the face.
Some Of the Florida Democrats seem
not 10 admire Mr.: Hawkins the Congress
sional representative, very much. lie
dresses to much and works too little.
The following resolution was passed at
late public meeting
"RtS0IUed, That we will cheeriully
unite with the people OF this State IN cleo
ting member to Congress who will de-
vote more Of his time TO the interest Of his
constituents than to the toilet"
FlREs.--Ou Wednesday nigh, last The
stable Of William Hogan, dslryman.
near Cincinnati, Ohio, VS. destroyed ~
| fire, and seventy six hrsl rate cows and
lous horses persisted in the flames, besides
burning olheIs very badly. and destroying
much other property. The work OF an
incendiary.
Twelve hundred cords 81 wood, belong
ing 10 Tie Virginia Central Rail k"nd'
was burned al Wlckham's Depot. ~ ID an
over county, one day last week also The
work OF incendIary.
AN ATTEMPTED RAPE. Daniel Shsler
was committed TO the Washington Coun.
Ity, MIDI Jail, last week, charged with
} an st,emp, TO commit rape upon the per
! son Of Miss Mary f. Hine. Of Pleassn
, Valley. Sha(er is said 10 be from Balll
I more, and is travelling as a Colporleu
: for 'rrac, Society. Has he moi mis,a
ken bis calling
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

LARGE SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT.-Du-
ring the first four days Of the present
week, there was shipped eastward over
the Virginia and Tennessee Ra'ifo nno
from the depot at Bristol, about 5000
bushels of wheat, besides large quantities
Of -four and other articles. train oil
some six or eight cars loaded with wheat
came in from Tennessee on Wednesday
niuht, and we are informed that there Is
not less than 100000 bushels awaiting
shipment at various points on the East
Tennessee road. --Bristol NeWS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28

SENATOR DOUGLAS on THE STUNT"
Scrap of his Early HStory.-Iin
speech at Winchester, Illinois, delivered
on the 7.h inst, Mr.. Douglas said
Twenty-Five years ago ! entered this
town on foot, with my coat upon my arm
acithOm an acquaintance an a thousand
miles, and without knOtO,ng Where
could get money TO pay a week's board.
Here made the first six dollars earned
in nv life, and obtained the first regular
occupation that ever pursued. For the
frs. lime in my life then felt that the
responsibilities Of manhood were upon
me, although was under age, for had
none 10 advise with and knew no one up
on whom had tight to call for assist
ance or for friendship. Here | found the
then settlers Of the country my friends
nv first start in life was taken here, not
only as a private citizen, but my hrss
to public Office by The people was
conferred upon me by those whom am
now addressing and by their fathers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-28
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SIB BANdL BIJa
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Corrected ,ceekty by Staiey, Miller & Go.

For the week ending Aug. %, 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23
Di,t,essiag Aechsnt-aian HiuzL-Ap acci.

Distressing Accident-lLGn RiLleL-An acct
dent occurred on the Hempfield Railroad at
West Alexander yesterday morning, which re.
suited in the death Of a laborer, and created a
general regret in the community. The train
from Washington to this city had stopped at
West Alexander station. Previous to the start
ing ofthe train, man named Timothy Murphy,
laborcr, mounted dump car towards the rear
and commenced dancing and jumping about in a
careless manner. The starting of tho train
with sudden jerk, threw him backwards and
he fell down upon tue track between two cars,
The wheels of one fthe cars passed over his
breast, almost severtng the body in twain. The
engine was stopped as soon as possible, and be-
fore the train men reached the spot, the unfor-
tunate man had breathedhi last. The mangled
body was carried to West Alexander, where
provision was made for its appropriate inter
ment. The deceased was single man, and re-
sided at Coon's Island. This is the first fatal
accident that has occurred on the Hempfeld
Railroad, and was tho result, altogether of
want of attention on the part of the unfortu-
hate man who paid SO dearly for his careless
ness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ne, the undersigned citizens of Crawford
County, Ohio, have been acquainted with and
used an article of Family Medicine known as
DIR. A. S. Todd's Anti-Billious or Liver Pills and
We would assure the public that in every in.
stance, so far as we have known they have given
the best satisfaction to those using them. We
can recommend these pills to the public as a
Medicine Of great virtue. They are the best
pills in uss of which we have any knowledge,
and'seem particularly adapted to the diseases of
this climate. They do not leave the system ina
cOsttve state, nor do they loose their effect BY
repeated use:
Milton B Kent, Nathaniel sheapper, Commodore
rogers, William Palmer, Geo. Nimmon, o.
Williams, James H. Eaton, Ed.;R Merriman.
John Deem, Ofzanesville, Ohio, and 40 others.
For sale by dealers generally. T. II. Logan q
Co, general agents, TO whom all orders should be
addressed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23

Nkw YoRk Nov. 22.7AThe board 81 s canvass
Fcrs today rejected as iraud1lGnt the Congress.
slonal returns from the; first %hri; Eihithe Sd
Cong onal district This takes seventy Votes
rom Sickles. Mr.. Sickies has obtained, a. man.
aanns TO compel, he board to count these votes.
b New YoRK, Nov. 9:--Per steamer Canada
| l1ayre, NoY. 4th-The cotton market closed
yesterday dull and dropping. The3saIes TODAY
nave been 400 bales at 10Of for Orleans mid.
alllngs. Buyers are holding back. Animproved
W4snISeToS, Nov. OF Forsyth. IS expected
to arrive herein course of aiweek, where his
presence has been requested by the President,
WIN. q view to conference on matters of pub.
TIC interest touching on Mexican affairs
The contract for constructing machinery for
the side wheel steamers now building at San
francisco, has been awarded to Peter Donahue
of that city, go q q . e
Capt Chauncey, of the steamship Niagara.
writing from Porto Grande, Oct. 22d, to the
Navy Department, says that after landing the
recaPtpred negroes on the African coast, the
vessel will stop at Monrovia for coal and return
direct to the U. S., Officers and crew in theenl
IJoytnent of perfect health. = -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23
INKS! INKSl

RUTLER's IMPROVED MERUANTILE REoopn and
~ ~ copying EXCELSIOR FLGED INKS Manufactured
ny James u. Buter Agent No. SO Vine St a
South of Burnet House, CincInnati o. ~ - =
10 THH WRITINo COMMUNITY IN CgRRlIa AVN Iaro.
kRs P4ETIouL 4RLYA OARD-Gentl liSotti
Oh Fluid that You consume costs Won sew
per cent more than j. u Buffers Excelsior
anu no 6etter US good. SoS
uaIt botte OF Arno DIS holds twenty les I'M
when the quality Is warranted
equals All our leading Stationers will 6otfI
on the same terms. BY so doing you viii s1stSin HONE
ANoEAOFGREs andbe wiseref better citIzenS: at
layers OF country and its cheFsed IsI
II you thus act the time not far distant when
Sis Flag shall not bottle OF ArnolS
as well. SNfE5 n RTr TS Ie S9l W. purse
6 6Sr sac by Payne Co. and ]. Orr, Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23

AGE AND DEBm1TY.-As old age comes creep.
ing on, 1t brings many attendant infirmities.3
and want of activity makes the mind disco1tent.
and unhappy. In cases where old age adds ills
influence, it is almost impossible te add vieor
and health and although many remedies have
been tried, all have failed, until BGuAvEs Hol.
LAND BITTERs were known and used In every
case where they have been employed they have
invariably given strength and restored the appe.
tite They have become a great agent for this
glone, and are used by many people who are suf.
tering from loss of appetite and general debility.
In eases of long'standing chronic diseases, thew
net as charm, inyigorating the system, thus
giving nature another opportunity to repair
physical injuries. zoe - - f''.e
SEE advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver Tn
yigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23
THE MARKETS :

THE MARKETS - ts,.,'- 5t.l3
NRw YORK; Nov. .22.-Flour has a declining
tendency, sales 500 bbls. at $4,35a4,6O for
State; and 81, 40a5, 80 for. Ohio. Wheat heavy.
sales g. 900 bus at 90 for Southern choice willie
and 81 % for Western ditto Corn firm; sales
6o0O bus. at 20. Mess pork has declined
lOc;;; sales at $17,40. Whisky dull, an,lbuycrs.
demand reduction in price; sales at % Is.
BALTIMORE Nov 22.-Flour dull; but un-
changed; sales Ohio at 5,124. Wheat dull for
INFERIOR; sales choice at unchanged pricess Corn
pnchange Nhisk y firm; small sales of Ohio
pt 2S3; some holders asking an advance. q.
i sPnIEADELpHIA, Nov. % Flour market do.
cidedly firmer; 15, 900 bbls superfine sold Mt
SO, 00a5, 20, the latter now being the general
asking rate, extra ranges from So, 25a5. rs and
extra family from So; GOAT; 80. Rye Flour dull
81 Corn Meal at 81, 80. Good demand for
prime Wheat, but other descriptions NEGLECTED..
900 bush Penn. and Ohio sold at 30Tfor red
and g ,4Qal 10 for white. Rye selling freely al
76a7s. Old Corn scarce and yellow has again
advanced to Soc, white to SO; 5, 600 bus mixed
western sold at 7Sci and 8, 600 bus new yelloyv
at T6a7sc. Oats afe steady at 44a44l No
change in Groceries OF Provisions. lyblskg
firm at 244a26. 9 = y e Ky % aEEe -.'sey
sCrAoRHATI Now Flour nncha nred5 with,
moderate local demand; sales ], 800 bblsextra II
So, 66a4, so. Whisky firm with active dennsS55
at 90cs lt1ogs sbnoyant7 and large Slemand.ses.s
Gee head sold at 6,25 for light, $3.50 for pun
lbs ayera sc and 20 for heavy; more buyers
than sellers at the close; receipts COO since
saturday Mess PORK, sales 1000 bills at sl6t
75al holders az the close asSiTss
rates. Green meats sold to the extent al
9go pieces 81 sing az and sslr4; 100000
lbs bulk shoul ders sold at for January dali.
eTyi the boyer wing half the prIee ia - M
market closed rather unset led Money in tsogn55.
demand but no stiingcncy 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23

Parade and Bdlk-on Friday evening next
the German Rifepen are TO have grand bali.
with appropriate music and generally gay
time. In the afternoon of that day, the compa-
ny will appearoh parade Amerry nights sure
to be the result of this announcement, and the
usual large attendance may be expected.
---=-<.SosSe--- $50
TYPHOID Fs0sr.--lye learn that this trouble
some and often fatal complaint has prevailed to
considerable extentin the city, butts now abat.
ing. The little children have been the chief
sufferers.
,kaitoria1 caarge.-We see that AL. O..
Waggstafi formerly of this city has assumed
the editorial control of the Marietta Republic
Waggstaffis brilliant fellow and forcib!e
writer, and nothing would crafty us more than
to hear of his abundant success.
lXe don't want to be- called savage or cruel
but we hope that the person, who. borrowed a
valued knife from this department and didn't.
return it, may fall down with the big blade
open,in his pocket ssF rzsessa
: The AcLure House Restaurant opens to-day.
Ali the delicacies of theseason WILDE furnish.
ed in an unexceptionable manner by the most
experienced caterers. an
The Rough and Ready, recently sunk by the.
Manongahela, is a complete wreck. A quantity
of cotton, from the Arkansas river, on board at
the time ofthe occurrence, was submerged when
the boat went down, though it was all saved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23

WAsHHeToN, Nov. 22.-The States has n
special dispatch from Mobile, dated the goth.
stating that several persons who have been en-
gagged in inducing emigration to Centra. Ameri-
ca, have been examined as witnesses by the
Grand Jury of New Orleans, but no evidence
has been elected to find n true bill for the NO
lation of the neutrality laws. : = -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23

: Closing Of The .jabi lice. Sunday was a dav of
universal interestto ,the,members of the Catho.
lie denomination. Interesting ceren oaies were
being enacted at the Cathedral during the,whole
OF the day 1t was the closing of the season of
jubilee which had its origin, we believe in an
ancient Jewish law. In the morning there was
grand high mass In the afternoon the rite Of
confirmation cont was administered by the Bishop.
IN which the scene presented was imposing and
beautiful In the evening there was n process
non OF the Blessed sacrament-a Ceremony in
" men =. the attention of the large audience in
al. ssendanee was deeply engrossed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23

II
ARCTIC VS.. MUSTANG.
/ . and card recently puhRhed by
notice At hands sithSaEf &c N eau isr lone
eontroYersies. and have always avoided 81
& AR9 SR SiS aSss ard Se
mas origin, these dinerested gen
BY ARCTIC EMINENT. me card e too de"ni
published card announcing he had no fnf1heT @
VIII me ne and would hold himself re.
sPonSioe JOE is quality for the Injuries
nom the use OF the spurious article With which
son Of tSSt 1r Bro gg9 son e the only per-
BRAGGs AROT10 INIBNT & now md
business under he style of BFsse f5F9e 9e ths
s DE- Bragg ever had With the sin
since tnyenting the Mustang DR. Bragg has had man,
that in hts matured manlood he eeS 70 PFesame
5sneey man IN his comparatively inexperienced
wherever 1t was introduced bears eoncIuSiTs tlt
that such was the fact. Before the Arctic Iinment nd
lnlments including the Mustang. In the eaptins S
market, put up externally exactly IKE he Senuin ~, bS
been byDr Bragg but asunltEe Il ,aiity as poS,is
who had this and ps+tops sp
OF its bad elects, under
DR. bragg be his duty 10 set the msiteT be-
q Ss mai Se bi
nS0ting g walnut Of the Mustang propfe4orS that
amusing to those who know tker statuS The trouble is
to Transparent they dIsle to See their ehsapIv made
preparation superseded by Braggs Arctic InISent an
NotEiEstsndipss ts
Tered sum for Its SuppressIon ana falling In tbSt
me vain attempt persuade thar ne
imene Isl failure The public are not so.easy 1ue "A
ifit and sam readily comprehend that
sy would he the last 70 disturb It's quiet obVion
iset y that are alarmed Tor the
Of their own article wen they may be for
they know that for article to attain The ~
e5ry Of BRACES ARCTIC 1t runst possssSS Ia
intrinsic value capable positive demonSrStIon and
hence their only hope abusing people may
ne deferred from trying well assured that Il tey
t it they could again be induced to iS
iment is the best article ever offered 10 die
to it. BRAGG / HUFF II S az EEt isal
tse Sole Proprietor, ST. Louis, Missouri.
we, the undersigned masters and owners OF u4ea bos,
q and from the port of ST impFesSedSit6
certain remedy to be used sudden an aS
optnned supply Of DR.. Brae Arctic Injnenf which We
p 4 " ne & carry upon our boatbe
the cure Of burns, scaldS, wounds coptuSiSnI
offered to the public: I5i .iS - = 49, -
~ Comnander. Steamboat! s..1s
ISi Howard
Tt n " War Eagle
- ~ ysoh Alon1o Child
n n TvIer enne Deans
.Saracenl
R Si = New Fails CIT
ISSIs Evs1 I'll N Kenneth
w - lsfs. Ieyards walsh
" Il s,tSy Henry Choteau
~ Denmark
w. n Lpcie May
Hja II Diekey
Fl 80 ~ zee bFady p sass
WIi Esds " GhsesRan Z
NJ .Oceana
sreneYal Hesperiani Scpddsr, Platte
g Priest. d McLean W e Hawkins IatSn: 7 3 iYSS Sen
Fl w Tsr EPIg9pt Dsitrich, Dew Drop; John
~ Y W Sombart; W Aler, r Lew
Is, Perry Go. los North Second street noyls[d&a "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23

.BosroS, Nov. 22.-The steam sloop of war
Hartford, was successfully launched to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23
By THEs UNION LINE.
TO tn 4 DAILY ENTRLI.nGsl Nl,TeH

80 by HI BIS UNION lINEsr,
TO TO The ~ p P'AELKsE fSTRLI4pSsl NICER.
OFFICE, CORNER WATER ANDM6NRoE STREETS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 22nd.2Tbe Overland Mail
brought five passengers.
Dprlng a severe storm at TETON on the Cd of
Eof Oct, Stampede occurred among, the camels
used by Lieut. Bedle. Nine had been recovered
but sixIere still missing
The Los Angeles Star, speaking of immigra-
ton, says another large party Of immigrants
from Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas. and 1leyas mr.
rived during the week in excellent health with
out experiencing the slightest inconyenience.
stations OF the overland mail fcompanyla ff0rCi
resting places at convenient distances which!
greatly assist travellers. Feed for stock is ex-
cellent. Animals arrivesin good order. I,arpie
immigration from South-western States now on
the road. .si .-4 ~ 80 - -
David Harris, of Baltic, was burned TO death
at San Francisco on the 22d. 5
Sixth infantry had reached Carson Valley and
would proceed directly to Bcnecia. Three bnn.
dredrecruits under Lieut.. sBootesg expected i'm
ten days i's.l- - 49, ~ -
y Geo. Penn johnson had formally retiredsfrom
National newspaper. as e & it5.d5ss 5is.fF 49,
Victoria dates of Oct 18th mention the arrii-
val OF SOC, 600 ounces in gold dust bv express
besides several large parcels in the hands Of
passengers Accounts from the above place
more favorable. Mines turning out much better
than anticipated a month previous New dig
gl9gs OF Subscription discovered More miners
gong up the river. than coming down e "a
e Freights from Victoria to Fort Hope advanced
from $40 500 Ten shipments of gold from
Victoria through Wells, Fargo & Co. from the
18th Of Aug. to the 18th of oct, amounted to-
500, 900. = ? p - ~ 49, "
The British shipLine Ganges, Admiral Barnes.
arrived at ESquiwal from Valparaiso ON Oct. II.
Oregon datesito the 18th saws that Colonel
l.,il column returned to Walla Walla Ar
tlllery and battalion under Capt Keys, was en-
T0ut6.for Vancouver. ia 10 -
The remains of Capt Taylor and Lieut. Gas.
Ton ere 6urieda at Mnlla Walla.
eMichelsNephew Kamakin, one of the lending
l n of an Indian Agent named Boien.
three years since, was captured by Maj Garnett
and confined in Fort Simicoe. SO
The Yakame Chief, Outne, father of Quail
chen, was killed while attempting to escape
Col: Wright's command. - e :,
The navigation of Frazer river trade, with.
British Columbia-has beenopened to all parties.
New oFIrANs, Nov go. A4rhe steamship
Quaker City reported at Belize with the Cali.
fornia mails Of the 5ti inst The passage across
the lsthmus of Tehauntepec was made il, forty
CNcrSsATI, Nov. 22.-At Indianapolis Gov
willard delivered n MESA oa IN INC n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-23

LOUISVILLE, Nov, .22.--Masons cotton shed
at Memphis, was burned on Saturday night;
Co., were destroyed. Insured in Boston. :.
( a fire occurred at Columbus, XIV, on Satur.
day, destroying several of the best houses and
contents. No insurance.