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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-04

MIME DeBAN'S DANVTNtF AUAI1EMY,
Baronne between Carondee julia
E The Ladies Of New Orleans respectfully informed
S<1hat the above Academy open, where all the
r Fashionable Dances will be taught including the
brated "Bernadine Quadrile Ia Cour and Lancier."
ladiesMonday, Wednesday and Friday, from II to and
TO 6 P. NJ.
Children Misses and BoysTuesday Thursday and Saturday
from 10 6 p. NJ
Private Iessons-Tuesday Thursday Saturday. II
o 8; aud from to 10 every night ia2q tapl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-04
THURSDAY EVENING. March 4. Isss.

CHANGE OF TTMR-nsors open At auarter before 7. thu
Overture Commences at IA o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-04

ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES. six and eight
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble Tops; Cns
ions play the same table either Pool the Game.
full and complete assortment Of aric in the line. Man
ufacurer Of India Rubber fer Cushions; also Pehnhoe Bag
aee, Rouettes Balls and Pins for TenPin Alleys
ECONDMIGAL STOVES,
Portable and 10 order with erockery and iron
tops.
sa-walnut Wood fer GALE. d2s lyrS'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-04

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
HARDWARE AT GREAT 6ARoAINs!!
Cheaperthan ever before offered in
Lancaster M "a
IJo1HN EFFlNC7ER

the Hardware business and in addition 10 hts al
ready large stock now daily receiving, direct from
tho Manu- aud IpOrters large purchase OF
ofthe most extensive To be found in this market His
facilities for purchasing aud arrangement with Manu-
facturers, which are equal to any, viii enable him to
OFFER all descriptions OF Hardware prices thaE
antotksr ssta6IfshmsNt. The attention Of FARMEhI
and MEoHA to the extraordinary induce
mentsnow held out to them in the way of great bar
gains-fuIly satisfied that II they consultfherown ~
forest they will be certain TO call and examine his pm
COS before purchasing elsewhere By close attention
and complete assortment and the best goods,h he hope
10 secure large share ofthe patronage ofthe Farmer
and MechanieSofthe eounty,l,.. t'ssssaA
Aprile6, 1884. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
Probate Court of Fairfield County, Ohio,
Petition to sell Land.

Charles F. Shmfcr. Administrator Of Daniel BGerstler
deceased, against Jacob Berster, Charles Berstler,
Samuel Bers:ler, Margaret Bnrstler, Eliza Sha6er
aud Martin Shefer, Rsbecea Martin aud John Mar
tin. Sophia Rundio and Elijah kundio and Daniel
BWrstler. 'rssr ~Er
!VNo Daniel B0rstler nonresident Of the State Of
I Ohio, an heir and loyal representative Of Daniel
B9rstler, deceased. rrr .-G.r 80. .
You are hereby Informed, that oh the 22dlay ofMay
A. D. ls5e said Administrator died his Petition In the
Probate Court OF Fairfield County. Ohio. The oh
ject and prayer OF which Petition, TO obtain an or
der on the 18th day of July, D. le5S, oras soon
after may be, for the sale Of the following Real Es-
tate OF which the said Daniel BDrSer died sezed or
so much therefore as may be necessary 10 pay the
debts Of said dece0ent, to wit; .-.-
The undivided half OF the West half OF the North.
cast Quarter Of Section No II, Township No -, and
Range No 10, containing 76 s7-l00 acres
Also, the undivided half of the West half Of tho
Southeast Qua rter Of Section No II, Township No ID
and Range No 10, containing Rp actos. q
Also. the undivided half Of the Southeast Quarter
af tho Southwest Quauer Of Section No VI, Township
10 IL, and Range No TO- containing 40 37-l00 acres.
Also, the g0dyided half Of the A9rtheaat 0uarteI
Of the South iarter Of section RoII, TownshiT
No a. and Range No 70. containing 40 37-lop aeTes
And also, the undifia half Of part OF the North
cast Quarter OF Section No l5 Township No -, anC
Range No 49, contaihfnel 50llO acres more or loss.
IL ...--t,i CHARLES r. SHEFFER.
~ ,AdministratOr of Daniel RCerslleT, deceased.
May 81, le5a--4w4pfeSt f~ Mi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

:. r.
SHocKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--It It. be-
comes cur painful duty torecord one ofthe
most distressing accidents that ever oc-
Cured on our road. On Tu esday last as
Mr. Benjamin Schocll AMI lady were re-
turning home from our city in a wagon
drawn by two horses. they were ran into
by the 10 o'clock up train, while crossing
the track in the eastern part of the city,
and Mr.. Schoch and two horses were in
stantly killed; and Mrs. Schoch very seri-
ouslyif not fatally injured There seems
to be a mystery about this sad affair that
is unexplainable. The street through
which Mr.. Schoch was passing, runs OBJ
liquely towards the railroad, so that the
cars were in plain sight from the time
they started from the depot until the acci.
dent occurred. The whistle was blowing
lorg and lcud and the bell was rang
When within obout 20. yards of tie eros
sing it was noticed that the horses became
somewhat. fractious;s and being large,
spirited horses. il is supposed that the
old gentlsman could not hold them. AS
soon as the Engineer discovered tbis,@ he
reversed his engine and called down The
brakes, but it was too late, The horses
plunged forward and when within about
20 feet Of the road they turned to ths
right aud attempted to pass square across
khe track The engine struck the d hind
part Of the torsas aud the for part Of tn,
;gagon-Tbe result you, have above. NJ
blame whatever, as Ear as we could learn
is attached 10 the managers Of The road.
MI. Schosh was about go years Of age
He resided in the southern part Of Wash
( ingion township. in this county, about
miles southsasterly from Ciclevil'e. H,
was much respected by his neigbbors, ap'
was a worthy valuable citizen. At thi
writing TUESDAY EVENING" hopes ar
entertained that Mrs Schoch msy recover
II -[CiroleVills Watobman, Junea2. q
. H Hta . /. Z q uH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
Pleasant Township Seminary.

TWNHE FIJI st Session ofthe Pleasant Township Sem
L inary, will commence with the nh day Of June.
The Session will consist of ls0 days or 36 weeks
Tuition will be Eighteen Dollars per Session, and
be received at the opening OF Sessions anu half
sions. All applications who may be strangers 10 the
Principal, will If not ntrod uced by parent guar
dian, present note Of recommendation OF good
raj character, from come one with whom the Prin-
''pIa Nay aS isssNsSSs Joseph fEEMAN Principal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
Foreign Attachment.
Fairfield County, ss. Court of Conn. Pleas.

r3st franklin w. ShssHer, Plaintiff
. e. ohss against "f 'i1
Edward Strobe and John Mays Defendants.
TNDWARD STROBE ofthe State 6f California, will
III take notice that Franklin W. shmGsr OF the Guy
or New York,in the State of New, York, did on the
an day Of May A.. d. ls5s file his petitoni In attach-
mentin the Court OF Common Pleas, within and for
the County OF Fairfield In said State Of Ohio, against
the said Edward Strobe, defendant. upon promis-
aory note dated Marysville, May I'd, 1851, due one
day amer date payable 70 the order of ourselves and
drawn by strobe Mays, and by them endorsed 70
franklin W. Sb@fer, Palntd for the sum Of SSSD 9l'
thai he is appear and said petition
on or before the 5th day ofyune, A, d. 1850. ;
CHARLES Y. SHEFFER.
Naye7, e5s-0w4pfs3 so Attorney for Plaintiff
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
Gas Stock at. Auction.

ONFriday the 4th day Of JUNE next, between one.
" and taoo o'clock p. NJ at the Exchange Bank Of
MARTIN & CO., lwill sell and dispose of S2,500 OF
the Capital Stock Of the "Lancaster Ohio Gas Light
and Coke Company being the same Stock pledged
to me as collateral security by X: 7. Coyerdale.
Tenns-Cash In hand. JOHN ID. MARTIN. .
Lancaster, May 90, IS56-3w3 ,,.--. t,.,s-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

MAN Over NIAGARA FALLs,--A man
went over the Falls on Thursday last He
came from the Canada side at Chippewa 10
a sail boat, and was in the act of returning
when he went into tine rapids Boat and
man were lost sight of long before they
reached the Falls. >al r.fs-sts 81 -a,.f. ..asi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
LAscAsrER. oH1o. May. 1853.

SALE OF THE PENNsYLvANIA PUBLIC
WoRKs.-Governor Packer, Judge Knox
the Attorney General Of the State Mr..
Morehead. Pres dent Of the Sunbury aud
Erie Railroad Company, and Mr.. Gibbons
the Solicitor Of The company met in the ex'
eculiye Chamber at Harrisburg on Thurs
day, and oonsumated the sale OF the State
Canals. The securities we're given. the
deeds executed and delivered and the Gov.
ernor has issued his proclamation announ'
cling the transfer Of all the public works o.
the State to the Sunbury Railroad Com
pany. a., ,-a--e1 arat rr-ss n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
E, DAVIS, N. D., P. N. wAGENHALs, NJ
Drs DAVIS a. WAGENHALS,

A RE Partners in the practice OF Medicine and
~ and Surgery. 0FFICE-In Or. Wagenhal's old
o6ice, corner Of Broad and Wheeling Streets, oppo
site the Episc pal Church.
II sResidences' 'ame as before. noon #yH.fu
Lancaster, s,ls57-4tf ,..,ts. -..r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

EE A printer says that compos tors
have rightto complain OF dulness, for
their business is always at a "stand."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

The RAscALs 1t is said to have been
proved beyond question, that Senator
Bright and Representatives English and
Foley, all from Indiana, received for their
support Of the Administration on the last
struggle for LecomptOn, each, OnetaOasand
acres of landP p T.. H. ...... ..........-...,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
Estato OIL Potter Macklin.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
traitor, with the VIII anne xed OF the Estate of Peter
Macklin, deceased, late Of Fairfield County, Ohio.
LLtI SAMUEL JACKSON, Adm tor.
May 81, lsSs-3w4 fIH i'l t.. (
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
THE ROCK HOUSE
Ths most nleS,aIit SumHltr Resort In Ohio,

e,..,.A an oekIur County 10 mIes south ofLanoaa.
ter. 4 ths Sane dIstahcs Southeast Of circlsyille.
1uNHR Honse ia In complete order, and The propre.
tor . prepared 10 aeSomHe,date \. sny nstnper %
ha s,,rartIons are Of every yaFiety--e napfinG hall
Zen pin -circular RAilread1 sulng.
the woods abound with FaJe. ana ne seensty y w
nnssed. Besidesthe great natural owroeIues o. tne
Rock House tho neiehho6k bills and Fnvines fnslen
many Wild and tomantie places and ne eoniinnAi
byeexe destroy the eject ofthe hot sun. .,
fsImadRe or Messrs. Martins Lancaster lndge Ken
niek or Mr Cradlehaugh. circleviliei Judae h.iss'
chauneey Oida M 1 O. Mccoy. Colnmlus, ana Joht'
shIlto o. cinoinnau. Past Once a. hoek henae
Maya. lese-5mf hEvl rRlkS4, rTnps'ssrrr:.. -,
/, The Cincipnati Gazette bnd Ohln stssi - = Y
Plesbe enry9 moniAepeekiysd =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

q1fEA 0fIDHi Rpr t6Bsaslsf easptts, n
'sLAfe q q TEaeesS,p end PaFi Of the
Drama r. PiaYed, when the Veil Of
Might, Haih cogeEe6 tbe EaTths
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

HEAvY RoBERY.- The Cincinnati Gazette
has letter from Henry county Indiana,
stating thatthe county treasury was rob-
bed last, Friday night Of sil. .o0o.w h.was
! robbed some months ago Of about s l 900.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
TO INV YALIDsl

DIX. J " lSE,
Physician Tor Diseases OG the Tr0nt,
Lungs and Heari, Female Irregularities. and all
Uterine Troubles, Chronic Diseases, &C., DE.
NEAY be consulted in Ia sHcAsTER, htfhe TALL:
IyI MADGE HoUSE. JUNE 18th, lsIh End l7th and
Wit visit this city p9nihiy
Dr.'WISR treats Enng aud Chest Dseases BY the "a:
tional and philOsophiral and emineHtly sueeesafnl
mode Medlsated IHhaAton Apd direct Topical tFest:
ment, CntRsterism. 4f.e shr,
And whose long practieAI experience and extensive
iW the huspitHIs of New York and In pr
vale praet til instrucions from some ~
the most eminent ProIessors nf Medicine spd surgery
he !" ,as rSSSsf HRS yho may ss
him call. =,
The great point In the treatment Of all human mal,,
dies is 10 get At the disease IN direct manner. All
medicines estimated By their acilop ppon ne OF;
gan reaniiing reiieG-ths isthe imbonnnt taet upon
which Inhalation aud catheioriSm are based. ~ ine
Stomach Is diseased take medicines directly INTO
the stomach: ifte Lungs diseased, breathe orDl
hale vapors directly into them Inc rca,
son why Consu nplon and Diseases Ofthe Chest have
Teeisted all treatment, has been because
they have not baen approached in dlrect manner.
NTsPersons afflicted with Chest Diseases should nol
delay having proper remedies used ere u 700 l4s
This Is fatal axe and should be well consfaered
EE No Charge for Conspltsliopl -A5
DR.. wise may be eonsslie, through RsE 70. s 2es.
| Dayton, Ohio, Laneasle . Nra ~, loee- ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

"ItLBs paid for the apprehension and eonvie.
w lion ofany person who may be found pulling
down the fencing OF the Lots enclosing tho South
school Building. Byorder oflhe Board OF Education
ROBERT REED, President
/ Lancaster, May 60, iSSe-Sw3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

e Z. ,E9r Gen, Scott viii & be seventy Two
years old on the l4tb inst, He hss been
in the army half century. .sssisEsssv
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
LANCASTER NURSERY,

FOr Inc SPFInB yt I9pB.
0FFERSfOr saIe n nne assoItm ent off RUIT -
z DTRKRy, Including Apple, Pear, Cherry. ~
Peach. Apricot. Quinees, ftapes. fioosebsrresp35
RhubaLb. SRA w6eny. AJsp, 0IpaHel,t TIsess ~s-
Dahlias and Carnations IGlli also hays bedding
out a Ahe selection Of VerbepaI PetnniaS Roses m
Pots, &c Nursery In Easi Lancaster NoIth o. Wheel
ing Street JOHN 6hANkII.
March 4, ls5s-2mH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
Road NOTGCE.

NIoTlCEishereby given 70 all whom u may concern,
N thatatlhe next Session OF tbe Commissioners OF
Fairfield county, 70 be heldtn June next, there will
Of the EoWing described alterations Of Road t0-wit:
Commencing IN the chiIlieaihe Rosds at the angle
stake between The lands or Emanuel Giesy aud the
land ofthe Estate Of John .. Giesy. deeeasedbe
the nrst angle said Road the line dividing said
lands, running North; thence Southeast on the line
between said landsto the next thence South
east right angles o the 70 within fifteen feet OF
the Aforesaid division Hue; thence South 10 the corner
the lhnda ofsaid Estates thence East een feet "a
the line tetHeens the lands of EmanuAI G!esy. c.
SpeIlman and Reuben A. Chapman; thence South
along said line It'll It interseets the old Ridge Road
on the lands Of George Ring.
| NAY 2. la54--3Hl MANY PETITlONBRS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
Attaehment notice

Attaehuae re Notice.
siIas Adams, Piain.IH, David Hitch, Defendant.
DEFoRE O.. sieinman,. a Justice Of the Peace Of
II Hooking ToWnship. Fairfield County, Ohio, on
the sgth day Of Apt A. u. 1883, sSid Justice Issued
az ardsr af assae4peHG ip lhe shore action for the
sun IaSes,tst. ~ s x Nav q, isss-svt H"f "'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

SN AdministratoSc cf Daniel RuersileFs deceased.
May ~, lsSa--tw4pfs' fw vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10
For Msn1bsT of Congy,
PERSONAL.

49, Hon. ]. LsDdy, Pa, Is at the L 8 Hotel
den, IL at Browns
..-. ChevslieI de Ornellas, Of the Portuguese
Legation, is al kirkwoodS'
-. Capt Benhsm, L. s. Navy. Is a, the Ma.
tionai ~ " ~ '"e va
-. Cbevalier de + iganierie. Envoy of por,,-
gal, ard Judge j Cadwals,ier. Of P.nn.yiy.nIs
are al KiTkwocdS' 1''"
-. Miss Ayonia Jones, Mrs Charles HAWAII
and II Watkins, were playing at Chicago al last
accounts.
Mr.. John Baer, tie editor and senior puh-
Usher Of Tae Volksfreund. and the oldest printer
ana publisher remaining In the business in Lam
caster, Pa died on the 9th inst.
80. QUEEN Victoria recently made the journey
% railroad from Edinburgh to London in the
miraeuiousiy small -psce Of time Of IL hours, OF
forty miles an hour ~
-. b " De VIII retires from the ed Itorial
chair OF The Richmond Examiner, and IL IL an
nounctd that J. "a Daniel, E.q late n = Min.
lister 20 Turin, will succeed TIE Ex,mine,
comes out for Douglas
80. The Richmond Examiner of ye.,e,dsy 81,
nounees that Mr.. Clemens's condition has eibib.
Ned such an improve ment within the last wes 4
that his friends are now confident of his recovery
and hopeful even Of the repair Of his injured
limb
-. Hon josiah Quincy, senior, was So. ously
isJffra ny being run over Ga fremont street Bos-
toa oS Monday afternoon HIS injuries are on
ih- BACK OF be htad. by bel ny throw with great
i"7ce upon the pavement. Both legs were also
Iia ever oy the vehicle which came in collision
With him. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10

MISSISSIPPI The Mississippi lie yislature con-
vened on the LIST inst. Hon James Drspe WAS
elected President Of the Senate, and Hon. J. L.
Antry, Speaker of the House. The Goyernor,s
message Is very long, and entirely devoted TO
Siafe anairs- He recommends u tax OF \ Of one
Per cent, upon all the taxable property of the
state Tor levee purposes, and similar tax I'm Aid
OF railroads. series Of resolutions of political
Character, offered to the Senate, were tabled for
special consideration
TIE fTst resolution Of the series maintained
that as IL had been the practice Of Congress here
tofore, 10 admit Territories into the U,ion a.
sta.es, without the proper RAT 10 of population to
enutie them TO a representative; Kansas should
nave been admitted under the Iecomp,on Con
sutuilon and Senate bill. The second resolution
noids That hereafter no Territory should be ad-
mitted until IL has the req Jsite population. Thu
thifo, that none but matt We and naturaIizsd citi
Iens De allowed to vote in Territodet Tbe
fourth, that the Territories Of the Union are com
mon property, and that all citizens have the eon,l
domestic, social ard political rights, ard ,bai
squattefism. prohibiting the Introduction of ala
very, sunconstitutiOndl, dangerous and opposed
10 the Dfed Scott decision The fifth resoiutio On
maintains that AZ the adoption Of the Fed, raj
CONSTITUTION, every State which formed the l. MON
save enc, tolerated and practised slavery, and As
save property Is recognized by the CONSTITUTION
ana holy Bible, u IL, therefore, an institution
legally and morally right, and hence the law of
Congress, making the slave trade piracv .bortd
he repealed. The sixth resolution was ttat the
governor be requested TO forward a copv of The
foregoing resolution to each Mississippi delrpa,c
In Congress eN-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10
0EoRoEToWN.


GaoRGErowN. Nov. 10, 1853
We have been requested % call the attention Of
the police Al w asbiugtoa and cor own city to the
imPorance OF their esercisipg a little more
watchfulness over The Bridge st. bridge and the
adjacent neighborhood particularly on the w ash
ington side, al night. We have been assured, by
the very best authority, that persons hsye several
times, recebty, been stopped BY parties lettering
about the drinking shops located here, money
demanded Of them, and threats Of violence and
Other msnacing conduct resoIted to by these
wretehed highSsyffen to intiHidste and fig hten
them into a Compliance with their dishonest de.
mands Sunday tights, we learn, Is the time
most frequently selected BY the parties referred
to Tor Prae,icing their deeonta dllaniesl
LEHMAN, while on his way from the First Ward
Washington, 10 DR.. Bocock's church, and ac-
coFPanied by lady, was attacked at this point,
fnd fot awsy from PTS assailars, notrith.tand-
Ing the prsssnce 1T the lady, only by bold, res
dilute refusal Of his sillsnoas demands. and
threats OF the officers. We sincerely hope the
ponce OF he two cities will give the matter in-
| mediate attention, lest something more serious
occurs. This locality has always borne a bad
reputation; and re think the time has now ar
rived for the officers Of the Law 20 try and SOME
| what regenerate n : 49,
We had the pleasure yesterday of indui ing In
some fine ripe Strawberries, sweet and luscious,
grown In the open air, In the garden of Mrs
WA Knowles IN Green streef; near Bridge
These were Of the second crop, and IN point of
SIZE very little inferior to the best spring fruit
and flavor fully equal Mrs. X. is great ad-
hrer or The beauties Of nature, "a all are aware
who have had the satisfaction Of examining her
| skill In botany. The cultivation Of fruits and
MOWERS seems to be her chief deiigh and this
suty or labor she performs simply for the sake Of
inc satisfaction she derives from using them in
ninis'ering to the pleasures OF her friends.
We advise our lady readers TO paw attention TO
ife advertisement Of our Young friend, Mr.. w.
II. Hurdlc. He has well selected stock of dry
goods, aud at prices to suit the times
Doubtless the jewellers along the line of B-idye
street were much PLEASED yesterday, at seeing a
hsmser OF hands and carts engaged along tire
moving The large tfass Of mud hich has recently
accumulated upon. We hope th.t the suthori-
ties Will also sooa set some Of toe contractors for
street and foot-way improvements, to removing
the rubbish left by them, out of the way
No news worthy Of note from the -four or gra lin
markets. SrKcr,1ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10

THr WrAIaER ON THE PLAINs-The party
~ho arrived at Leavenworth with the Utah mail
report encountering heavy snow storms at Deer
Creef- The roads were almost impossible, and
me mail was PACKED on mules from the Big Blue,
mat stream being too high to be forded. The
rain storms have prevailed throug hout that sec
''oo Tor the past two weeks, extending SIS miles
west Of Fort Kearney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10

III The Santa Fe mail of the llth ultimo has
arrived at St Louis. Advices report that fight
had OCCURRED between a detac hment of troors
under Col Hatch, and a band of Navajoes, in
winch Largos, the principal chief of the nation,
ana six Indians were killed. Col H was to
ieave about the 18th, with the entire command
Tor Chusco and Tunica, where it was though bit the
Indians would make stand Heretofore. they
nave retired before the advance Of the troops
They are driving their stock westward into the
mountains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10

BELIzR.-Dates from the Belize to October 4
reach Us by the way OF New Orleans. Business,
owing TO the failure OF the two leading Central
American Firms in England, was utterly prostra-
ted Some Mexican Migrants had beed ba m I'd
In an attempt to set fire to the town. Three yes
seis Were In port on the 18th ult, loading for
New York with mahogany, and anticipating
speedy dispatch. The health of the Belize was
good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10

LATER FsoN VESkzUELA-The correspond.
ent OF the Philadelphia Ledger writes, urder
date Porto CibeIlo, Oct 81, 1855:
The Convention In few days will presen, n e
ne CONSTITUTION 10 the Executive power for its
signature. The return Of Gen Pa,I 70 ,he 60,
Wy is looked upon by all the political parties a..
tne inauguration and establishment of perpetual
peace III Is the general impression that he will
NOT noid any public office, but will contribpte
with his good Offices and counsel,, 10 mite tbe
various parties and bring to power the most rr-
spectacle men in the country The crops this
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