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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

The population of the city of Raleigh n. c., is
four thousand three hundred and ffty~tWo
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New supply Of Medical BOOAs.
Woods Practce-new edition;
- Therapeutics;
Woods & Bache's United States Dispensatory;
Dungleson's Medical Dictionary;
Cazeaux's Midwifery;
Wilson'S Anatomy,
Together with all other Text Books and Standard Medical
Books further and large supply just received and FOR sale at
publishers prices by z. HAGAN,
noy3O Market st.
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lie GRAEFENRERG YEGETARIF PlII

THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PHI,
Cures Headache Cures Nervousness
Cures Foul stomach, Cures Acid stomach,
Cures Bad Breath, Cures Jaundice,
Cures COsiveness, Cures Collie.
cures Dyspepsia Cures Feyers,
Cures baipitation Of
II combines the virtues Of other pills without their bad Effects
IL opens me bowels Eenty and is no. drastic gripping.
II is the best pill in the world.
3ct1 guarantee that az he 150us beneficial s6ctq gc h
dertred fToDs The GTHsfez5erg I7lJ
noV24 J. T. BRIDGE, n. D., New York.
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RROWNLOW AND PRYNE.
Debate the subject Of slaYery-hed at Philadelphia, IN
September, 1855, For salsBy JOIN YoKK 4 CO.
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FOR DECEMBER

FOR DECEMBER
Harper's Magazine for December commencing New Volume
Just received BY
noy2s F. HAGAN.
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ROUND CORNER sHAWLS.
LARGE lot Of and elegant styles, received this day
a bv e1press, at FURMAN & cos.
Dec. lin. B.
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DR.. Rae the famous overland Arctic explorer
delivered lecture before the Geographical Society,
IN New York, on the 18th inst, eud exhibited some
Of the relics Of the expedition Of Sir John Franklin
which he had secured, consisting of spoons and
forks with the family crest Of the navigator; two
silver and gold watch cases, two needles, with
thread in them, buttons, and other small articles.
He said that he had met several parties o. Esqui-
mau1, from whom these and other relics had been
obtained. He did not believe that Sir John Frank
Inns party had been murdered, but was inclined to
believe the story of the Esquimaux which was sab
stantially as follows: party Of Esquimaux we're
eff killing seal. They saw forty white men pass
by with sledges. When they (the Esquimaux) had
finished sealing they followed the tracks of the
sledges until they to low point of land where
they found lot Of bodies in very wasted coudi-
ton. DR.. Rae concluded that they must have died
in June, 1850. Sir John left England in 1915 He
had only three years provisions, which could not be
made to last four years in that olimete without ex
tensive additions. No expedition had been able to
stay four years in high latitude without getting
the scurvy. The Esguimaux agreed in saying that
there was no old man in the party SO Sir John
must have gone before. He asked the Esquimaux
why they did not feed them, but they answered
that they we're almost starved themselves. Starva-
ton, he found, carried off the Esquimax at times
The chess match between Philadelphia and New
York mas resulted in drawn game. This, under
the circumstances, is rather victory for the Phila-
delphia players, as their opponents had the first
move, and, in a game played with SO much care, it
vas something Of triumph to overcome this ad-
vantage.
TIE ECHO SLAVE CAsE.-The Columbia Is. c.
Guardian, Of the 29th ult., says:
The District Federal COur; is quietly progressing
in its business without any large number of specta
tors The case of the crew of the Echo has not vet
been given to the Grand Jury, but will probably be
submitted to them to day. whether that Jury will
find true bills against the parties indicted or not
we cannot say; but this much we can say, that we
convinced the Ia Of the country win be main
tanned, and the prisoners have fair trial. uninfiu-
enoed by any outside pressure of public sentiment
Every incident connected with this case since the
arrival of the Africans at Charleston until their r
moval by the Federal Government, shows that there
is Deep conservative, law abiding spirit in this
State, before which every feeling ami prejudice, no
matter how natural, yields and submits
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NORTH EDGEFTELD.

an Thursday, the ID December next, propose bring
great sale of lots in this addition the Railroad depot
will that occasion offer thirty forty lots, Of
them improved and with substantial residences
them. For further particulars hand bills, &c
TERNs-On and three years credit for notes payable in
Bank satisfactorily secured bearing interest and lien retained
E.R. GLAscOCK, Auct. ". s. LINDSEY.
nov2l-tds
The above sale is postponed until Wednesday, sth
inst
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AUCTION SALE

ADOINUN oANH1s
ON Friday the ID day Of December 10 O'clock will sell
auction all the Stock in trade Of Alex Dessor, No s.
College Street Also, the fixtures belonging to the store, among
which will excellent Writing Desks, and splendid
Fire Safe The attention Of Merchants especially d.
rected this sale great bargains be expected
JAMES NJ SMITH, Trustee
Terms Of saea under fifty dollars cash sums Of fifty
upwards 60 days Notes satisfactorily endorsed payable in
any OF the City Banks J. NJ ).
Dec. I-d3E
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PUBLIC SALE

Horses, Sheep, Corn, Fodder, Oats and
school Room Furniture.
ON the 6th December, II O'Clock, A. NJ,
the Sisters Farm the Brick Church Pike, three miles
from Nashville the highest bidder for cash. Horses 10 Sheep,
Cow together with lot Of Fodder Oats. Also, full
School Desks and Benches Sale positive and without
noy25-dtis SISTERS OF CHARITY.
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~ All the other articles equally low.
n. BAH plants delivered In Nashville r.. -
charge Enough charged for packing cover EXPENSE
Orders respectfully solicited. Addrass
MONTGOMERY a MCGREEDY.
Nurserynen, Nashville Tein.
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.OTTCE.

TEVHE regular monthly meeting Of the St. Patrick Club win
take place to night At their ROOM Public Square, half
past o'clock full attendance Is earnestly requested.
dee2-dIs y. H.. CUNNINGHAM, Sec.
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loNf NO MarEef Sc
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
lave aurrns.sI b. he CIerE Of -. Cnnntr con-. q

WHAVE suggested the Clerk Of he County Court Of ~
man county that he Estate Of Siins W. Nicks, de.
ceasdY insolvent and not able to pay 10 liabilities al per
having claims against said Estate notified 10 ale fe
with the Clerk n The County Court q Hcman COUNT on or Be-
fore the l., day u Nay ls5g OF hey VIII Be barrel.
HOyH W'R. WHI1soS, AsnsahEnaE,
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Public Sale Of Stoves, &C.

ON Thursday, the 18th inst, at 10 O'cIOck,
WILL sell public sale to highest bidder at Stewart
Ovens old Market street, al the stock on hand,
consisting Of the following artcles Ranges, Cooking Stoves
Heating Stoves for coal Of different sizes and patterns,
Franklin and Parlor Stoves Marbzed Iron Mantess Mantle
Ware Tin Ware. Dog Irons Platform and Counter Scales Tin.
Machines, Tools and Numerous articles not mentioned
pursuant to Of executed by Wm Stew
ee Book No 81 pp So, in Registers ohce and
therefore without reserve
Terms Of SaeA sums under $40 cash, SO months
time ldec2-5tdl G. B. GOODWIN, Trustee.
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MIST RY.
DRS. HER MAN & SHOWER,

oFFcE CORNER CHERRY AND UNION STREETS.
HNIOULD respectfully the public that they have
recently rette rer and prepared to practice
their profession with increased facilities They are n possso
and viii continue to avail themselves Of all the valuable i'm
provemens in Dentistry. Charges reasonable. Terms cash.
nO7ls-dsu
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House and Lot for sale.

decree OF the County Court OF Davidson county rendered
- az the November term, -55 In the NJ J.
Jesse E Whine and Others viii offer FOR Court House
in Nashville on Ihursdays the esd December
mex = House and Lot Of ground DemumTane Said
Lot fronts 81 feet on said street, and hack 10 feet
IeFms--s $50 viii be required cash balance on
credit Of one and two years, without interest
said property belongs Tabtha Bell
and is sold for distribution among the heir1.
nov23dStwtds +. r. CHEATHA9I, Gam.
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New Sugar, Coffee, Raisins, Sardiaes, &c.
JUST RECEIVED
so hhis New Sugar, prime and choice;
goo bags Coffee, New Crop;
$50 bXs Raisins;
. do Z and q SarJincs:
. bills New Buck Whest Flour:
Which viii be sold low to the trade
LANIER PHILLIPS & co.
N B. viii be receiving New Goods daily.
novel LP.&CO.
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Ninth Night Of the Celebrated MnFsh
Troupe.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC S 1883, VIII Be presented The
Grand Fairy Operate Drama entitled ClhDEkELhA Or Inc
Little Glass Slipper With Scenery, Costumes and Decor
tons By the Orchestra To conclude win the laugh
ablsfarce Of NJ NEIGHBCR'S WIFE.
TnInrroR Eriiav Esanlnr. nsnedt Of Lltlie George.
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Just REC ED
CHARLES ROBERTsON's

CHA LES ROB SONS
No, II, Market street,
LARGE assortment Of German. French, English Amer
"a Toys stereoscopes, &C. Paper Balloons from three to
nine feet in dmeteF will be sold cheap either wholesale retail
1O0 BOXES Fire Crackers, TorpedOes. and other Fire
1OU Works
FRUITS.
FINE Assortment Of Nuts, Of all kinds Paradise Nuts
"A article in this market; Rsisins, Figs Prunes CirOn
Curants, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
DLACK and Green Teas Spices &c. just received.
DICKLEs Preserves Oysters LOsers, sardnes Fresh Sal
III mon, SC, just received.
VKTE manufacture all kinds Of Candy, and seIl cheap
dec2-dIy CHARLES ROBERTSON.
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FEVER AGUE.
EWTE hereby certify that We have submitted The GraeF-
w enherg Fever and Ague Remedy 10 a
close inspection and scientific also tested g
curative qualities in Of Fever Agus We ale
great pleasure m that IL has proved completely successful
and that it a skill ully Compounded remedy Il IS richly
deserving the confidence Of brethren medical faculty.
and Of the public.
Il MABERRY. b. D., Y " q Kr7TvzrDor N n n II
z REvHOAN NJ T., Wis. I Morn, N D Ind
" II oIfHLNGToN. NJ D., III J TERRIsGON, NJ. D Cal.
II J0HssoSs NJ D. No. " I ASHTON, n. D., La
ALEX. MACKENZIE, u COLLEGE Street,
noY@t gent for Graefenherg Co.
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January, 1859. J. COREY, Cashier.
Dec l-d1w
AUCTION tCARD--THE CASH TRADE
nURTNG tie present viii be well supplied With
Country merchants q we'll as our CITY dealers would dc we'll
to attend sales No Goods bought account Nor
can We receive Goods for auction for others with limits.
Dec ], 1883. BENZ. T. SHIELDS.
THE GHOST IN THE -STEREOsCOPE.
lust received large collection Of stsreoscOpe views,
Plain and eoiOTsd at all prices from o cents EACH and up
We have great variety Of views in France England svitzer
land SPAIN Holland Germany and Austria Also views Of the
principal buildings in Paris Madrid London, &c.
Scenes from the Waverly Novels, Eo Groups Historical
Sketches Illustrations Of Natural History, &C., SC
Various groups With Ghosts, &c, sc.
Comprising altogether the best collection Of these beautiful
pictures ever offered in the city.
few stereOseoPes Of fine quality, very low prices
House Furnishing Goods.
We are daily receiving new articles from New York. and have
nov on hand very fine assortment Of
Fire Irons and Standards.
Coal scuttles Shovels.
Old Do Mimic Coffee and Tea Pots
Oyster Plates and Dishes.
Covered Dishes Of every size.
Our assortment o. fine Cutlery is complete.
Dee. !. MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
Rock City TIiIIs.--L E. BAU1LAE6 co., ProprI
etOrs J. Z. BAUMAN CO.. Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn at their Mis- Of Line Cherry Streets Nash
Vile Tenn.
Prices OF FlOur-From after this date, until further
notice, the price Of
Extra Family Flour, 81 IS Z Fine Bran sOe
Fine Flour, IS Mixed Bran, 6Oc
Uubolted, IS Coarse Bran, SOC
Middlings, ] . Corn Meal, 3 bushel, l6Oc
Shorts, IS
articles by the undersigned deliverable any place in
the city free Of charge When selling by the quantity their
Of discount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
J. z. BAUMAN & co.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c. from Rock City
Mills will md Order Box at the Post Once and at W. H.
Gordon Co.'s warehouse, where the calls four
each day. dec II J. L BAUMAM & co.
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|UNoS BANK o. TrgSraEr.
NASHVILLE Nov. 80, l15s.

An election o. Directors, to for the ensuing year
vnl be hald the banking house in tbs City Monday Sd
January, 1850. J. COREY, Cashier.
Dec l-dlw
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Barrel Machines and Patent Right,

~ Tues, ay the % day o. November 1853 I sell az ts
~ Court House door IN the City Nashville 81 public auc
aon 70 the highest bidder for cash, Barrel sachines
sX IN number, known Crozrs Barrel F1hnes AMI
me letting aud all Apparatus thereto belonging and nov In sfora
az ne Machine and Car shop d Mess Vaunoy Turbvils 4
CO.. the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot tofr
Win me shoprish % said Machines any where within ne
STATE Of Tennessee
sad sale viii be made % satisfy deed ofust executed By Peter
Welsh, on said property TIE Ism day Of March Is5s
noy9-tds D. p. WILKIN, Trustee.
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OYsTERSI OYSTERS

OYSTERS! OYSTERs!!
- Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOZEN - -
EA Il Woods celebrated Oysters received this ~
~ n day, which for quality and flavor, al - ~ Il
~ ready admitted superior any brand in ~
the market Having the Agency enabled to offer induce
ments 70 large dealers.
nov27-tf VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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Negro at Auction.
ON saturday Dec. 4h 1858 viii sell on account Of whom
nav concern, Negro named Sandy about twenty
eight or thirty years Of feet high and viii weigh about 10
pounds without any guarantee whatever exceptthe title
noy93 c. L. WOODRUFF.
DRANDK eel oask superior old otard 4gPsy CO. for
Il ale by TERRAsS BRQTHkb5
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POsfPomsmemf.
The above sale Is postponed TN II O'Clock, Saturday, b.
Deoenber 4th, lo5s. d. Z. WH.EIN,
n0v2l-tds Trustee.
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Have just opened valuable collection % OLD BOOKS, con
ueoted with the History and Anasuiscs Of Ircisnd.
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BRIDGE AND TURNPIKE STOCKS
FOR SALE.
SHARES Of Stock in the Broad Street Bridge COMPANY
HI also q Shares Lebanon Turnpike Stock, good invest
ments, being Stocks that pay handsome dividends semiaunua
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
nov2A-tlJan Az Cherry street.
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NUTS. SODA, CIGARS, Se.
Is bbls son Shell Almonds a500O Estella Cigars;
do English Walnuts; $1,000 Rio Hondo do
do Brazil Nuts; 5000 Is Rose DO
do Enolrtsi lO,000 La Chncha do
100 hxs Fire Crackers; IO8O0 EsteHanoni do
80 casks Soda 10 bills Smoking Tobacco
10 do New Rice; so gross Il. Clav glazsd
Pipes.
All OF the above VIII be sold very - Market
street, By HUGH MCREA & co.
novel
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SACK SALT
SOO BAGS Pine Sack salt which we viii sell 81 cost rather
9bNyND than move It. TERRAsS BROS,
now No Market strest.
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Any wanting Flour, Bran, Neal &C. from Rock City
Mills, will ind Order Box the Post Once and ". II.
Gordon Co.'s warehouse, where the calls four
each day. dec II J. Z BAUMAM & co.
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FRUITS,

100 BOXES Fire Crackers, Torpsdoes. and other Fire
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-31
An Amusing Game.

A small piece of stick is lighted at one
end. and the blaze is blown out, leaving
The sparks. 1t is then passed from one Of
the company to the next on his right
hand, and so on round the circle, each
one saying, as he hands it to his neigh
Dor, "Jack's alive" The player who
holds the stick when the last spark dies
out must consent to have a delicate nous
,ache painted on his face with the charred
end of the stick, which is then relighl-
ed, and the game goes on. Should the
wearer Of the moustache have Jack die a
second time on his hands, an imperial,
whiskers, or exaggerated eyebrows, may
be added TO his charms. While Jack is
in a lively condition, with bis sparks in
fine, brilliant order, he is passed careless
ly from one player to another; but wher
he shows symptoms Of dying, it is anu
sing 10 see how rapidly he changes hands
for each player is bound 10 receive him
as soon as his neighbor pronounces
"Jack's alive" In case the moustach,
decorations are objected 10, forfeit may
be paid instead,by those who hold "Jack'
dead
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-31

y1tWhen Charles v read upon the tomb
of Spanish noblenan, here lies one
who, never knew fear" replied, /" then
henever spu6sd a candle Uith his fingers.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-31
CHAPTER II.
A-fearless spirit in thine eYes."

'To me, dream without a wane,
A sadder thought half.hidded lies;
To thee, a stray religious fame,,
Afearless spirit in thine eyes"
Nearly fourteen years had passed since
the events related in the preceding chap
ter. The roses Of June were in their full
glory, and Harry Wofthington's return 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-11
IndigestIOn, Liver Complaints
their CUFP.
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been good fortune restore to health many
thousands of my counlry-ygomen-
My has excited malice OF the envous and
eaOus; but their prosecutions have only extend
and esab sh my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the sufferers whom
have relieved. SOeng held in afectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skill can afford despise the efforts of mischief-make
nd slandercTs.
My friends have repeatedly urged me to place my medi
cine for producing menstruaJn within the Of The
iies Of the United States but indisposon
field occupied by quac with perncious nosrums
aud f1 that uuprnciped eouuereiters might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
A3IlE DE FEMME, in the United STATES
At last yield to the patients friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy the 'ABIlE DE FEMME
need only that it liquid orm and exactly
as have used in my nacceiu rance for years.
that it has failed a satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme and mensruaion stand in the re-
ation of cause and effect 1t is alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual dow where has existed and to
restore whore has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of drec
each bottle % the de Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bCx
VIII be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS January, 1857.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No % superior street, Cleveland, who viii supply the
Annie de Femme at the Propuetor's pnces.
aulGdSwIy6
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NICARAGUAN AFFAIRS

WAsHINGTON, Nov. Q.
The emigration party designing to sail for Nj
earagua, have, it il stated on what is believed
good authority, boen invited there by the Demo
Gratis 10 make common cause against the new
Constitution. Hence the revolution is confidently
anticipated, and as one OF the results Of its sue
cess, the return of the Cass-YrissarTi Treaty.
The American Atlantic and Pacific Canal Co.,
have complained to the State Department, of Je
rszs interference with their affairs to their detr-
ment.
1t is stated that letter has accordingly been
prepared satisfactory to the Company, addressed
to our Nicaraguan Envoy.
An arrangement was tO>day concluded between
Roger A. Pryor, editor of the Richmond South and
Maj. Heiss, editor of the Washington States, by
which their respective journals are to be cOnsOh-
dated into one paper and published in an enlarged
form. II is to be the organ of no party or clique,
but 10 be devoted to the general interest Of the
Democratic party, in accordance with the princi-
Piles of the States Rights Democracy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported by The Union Telegraph,
oTFIcR, wARIEG's BLOCK, cOEEKK or BANK AM
ST. CLAIR sTkEETs
YESTERDAYAFTERNOONSREPORT
WESTERN NEWS.

WESTERN NEWS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. g.
The overland mail with dates to the 18th ult.,
has arrived.
Large and enthusiastic meetings were held on
the llth, in honor of the arrival Of the first mail
from ST. Louis. Salutes were fred, congratulaIo>
ry speeches were made, resolutions were passed
cordially thanking the Post Office Department for
its liberality in establishing the overland route.
Volunteers had been called to protect travellers
on the road between Weaverville and Union,
against the Indians.
Frazer River dates 10 the 4th. The River had
fallen and considerable gold had been taken out
but the weather was too cold TO work.
Miners were returning to California in large
numbers.
Oregon dates are to the 9th. The Indians were
suing for peace, which Col. Wright refused, and
demanded an unconditional surrender, with all
women and property. The soldiers are destroying
the grainfelds and provisions of the Indians, who
are reduced to a state of starvation.
American Commissioners had interfered to se>
cure to Americana Victoria, who was accused Of
petty crimes, aid of counsel trial, and to Geo.
Penn johnson, who has been arrested for killing
W. J. Ferguson in duel.
Business throughout the State was very dull
since the sailing of the St. Louis.
Flour dull, few sales, ranging at $3.50 for do
nestle, $l4 for Haxall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-11
FROM ST. Johns.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ST. JOHNS, Nov. 10.
The Galway steamer Pacific, from New York on
Monday, will arrive here so as to coal, and leave
for Galway with the mails at, or about noon to-
morrow, and is expected to make the passage in
days
Telegraphic dispatches left at our Office, 81 Wall
St, N Y, will be forwarded to their destination by
telegraph or mail to the latest moment before the
departure of the steamer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-11
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Madame Psrodi made her appearance in Il Tro-
vatore at the Academy of Music this evening and
attracted brilliant audience The enthusiasm with
which she was greeted has never been surpassed
here.
Strakosch is coming money by the excellent
management ofhis excellent troupe. He will prob
ably make Western tour as soon as he closes his
season here.