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HILL NAN BEOsS
Iron Depot,
NO. A COLLEGE AND Il AND q ALARKET STREETy
OFFER for sale on good or prom desIers
$40 Of their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron:
$50 % well assorted Pittsiurg Iron;
so Hammered Iron, including pl9W 1Ioulis;
50 % Best Tennessee Castings;
10 . Cast Shear. B. & A. Is. steel;
1000 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, brand:
900 Cast " rougnt, AMI steel pl0Us, al sizes;
900 Sets " lggon and Buggy ANes, all sizes
Also, Anvs Vices Files Chains Axes, Straw Cutters &c.
jau29-t0 jan l. 80.
SENDBRTES.
WETE have in store, the following articles, which wiz eu
w at reduced prices:
30 bbls Walkers Xxx Ale, . bbls Smiths Xxx Ale;
10 casks London Porter, quarts;
10 do " putsi
l22 doz English and Scotch Ales, best brands
20 do Ftt5Iurg Ale in bottles
200 do Fresh Cove Oy stsrs;
50 do Sp.ced Oysters
- cases American Pickles, assorted
100 d0z English Pickles, ="
25 DO Worcester Sauce;
20 do Assorted "
100 baskets Champagne choice brands
Is chests Black and Green Tea;
100000 Srs, WiL the usual variety, numerous
mention. lfstrai VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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STAR CANDLES,--5UO half and whole boxes for sals
low, PERRAss BROTHERS.
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Il ne most etnc Tor nothing being lost ~ evaporation IN
boiling one fourth less CoGse requrei while the beverage is
stronger, more fragrant and uJTedelCiOuss
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" o1gr shipment 81 that superior Baltimore Refined Coffee
aud Preserving which 5deiHg at sill lower ure5
FREEMAN BROS
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Gives healthy beverage Nervous, dyspeptiC, and bilious per
who had co8ee years. have been able to
Drink their v0re leverage aan when made in this new boiler
tul without any Of the old unpleasant
qucuC Tits healthy by the Of condenser, eyspo
ration and the be boiled long enough to
release H t natural elements Of the berry, and get them in just
proportion ia the beverage
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low PRICED FURNTTURE,


WAYTNG for years past been engaged n te purchase %
Wheat, and having large quantity delivered il dsngi
condition, said damage arising from insufficient sorges Fc Qsr
this jnluCement We hlFea storage sufficient Gl Ona
luure Thousand Wheat; viii receire your
Whe8tf1r months free % char- for the privilege Of buying
selling IT, when you wish put upon DE mlci. Iou
any ime sample and G0w purchasers. For those Who
do sell their Wa noW and Who have not houses
for f. thsis excellent opportunity for without
To those Who wish sell uoa, Eoud ly always
buying, pay the highest price early delivery
e20-f N. s. FRENCH & SON
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= NJ = lAINN EaE1-,NHa -.
ETE just received three hundred boxes OF the finest
~ French Fancy Candies Cream Candy, Clrysalzed Fruits,
B. from III Y Naillard, York, fiat possibly be pro-
duced, suited for Parties, &C., viz:
Assorted ChIy stalled Fruits Bosolns;
Cl,ry.staTfyej Ginger; Vanie Gum Drops;
JcIIy Prints witltieaves: Aciiulated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys
do Gum Drons. ice Cream Drops;
Nauest Candy. Cordial Sugar Almond
Brandy DROPS: Cream Fruits;
sherry Coblsrs. AIaraschine Balls;
Pineapple Balls; StTaEbery;
Frtters;
Resides MANY other kinds Come yourselves before
Won INV HOLIISTER & CARTER,
snr23 q Union street.
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Also

p sTirr'. pursIIy slso American, Bay -t.e 3 49,
Rectangular aud Duches Prints ~ Etty ~, y - r--sIy
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RIVERSIDE, MONROE COUNTY, TENN,
REV. !. 6. DOWNING, RECTOR,
.Inpn nv An EFFICIENT COUps OF TEACHERS,
ChaIybeatc Springs,
.,,,a,Ev kuOtE-Tl a. sEsricess.s & GWhifess

TFyE above Literary Institution for Young Ladies open
Tor the reception OF Pupils For circulars and lthOgaph
yigg of address Ilie kegJlr ly2l-2m
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l@loRN 80 ~ 80 8 - =. -.
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mACHTNE TIlDE GEORsEsHoBs.

MACHINE WADE EEOEsEsFEeEs.
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY. -.
~ at Tray. n. Y have IIsnrv Burllnis lal- M NJ
Ell Improved HORSE SHOE Machinery noWt III
I'll Isin successful operation and are urlpaIll % III VI
u execubs orders for HoTse and Mule slocs7 oi M VI
y y any Weizhtand Pausrn, az price hut little y
above lie pricc % Horse Shoc Iron
TIE quality us3 these Shoes f. Uarautzl In every
respect. These shoes have approved Of. and USED hf
TIC United cScluYcl- also hg aag q ne
princpal Sage and OmnhUs Cqnpanes ana liose en9el
throughout T=c Shoes Dc purchased through
the PRINCIPAL aruar- and iu te Uuta States
Orders aIdrsl % the subscriber 90 Troy. viii receive rrurIf
attention. WI. r.. URnEN,
sn7fls-lv Azgat Troy. New TurS.
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LELLYETT ~ SMITH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C.s &C.
Nos 10 and y 4arket Street, Nua6gile, Tennessee,
EzS KEEP constantly hand, a large and N-T=ziEN
Us we'll selected stock Of the above named arti go
NszAcles Of every grade, embracing common So
Iuuors every description, fine Bandies, Wnes Gin, RUM
and in fact everything the Liquor line kept in this market
our stock Of Tobacco embraces every variety and grade from
good common Tennessee and Kentucky, to the finest
choice Virginia Brands.
OF Cigars We have every grade, from the Melee bes
Havana.
We manufacture the most Of Whkeys both fine and
mon, ready guarantee their purity. Adueaon
with poisonous drugs part Of rectiying process
we'll known popular brands Of Smiths Extra Tennessee
White Whiskey" Smiths Magnolia Whiskey" have now
great Our Old Whiskeys Of better proof and
and every respect than the Cincinnati limitations brought
here.
Call and examine for yourselves.
apr22-Iy LELLYETT & SMITH
). 7. wHELEss. A. FISHER.
FISHER. WIRELESS & CO.,
GROCERS, GENERAL co VI MI SSION
AND
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON, TOBACCO,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HwV-
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6 WHEAT, COM AND FLOUB fss8
FTREIGHTs TO CHARLEsToN AND SAVANNAH On ne
articles Above NAMED, reduced o. the oloHng rates
until further notice.
Wheat per bBshel, - GUS
Corn do 81 DO
Elour per barrel, 81 %
stations the line q s Nashville and ChatlHoosi b7ad
entitled rates, less ere difference between a elrc
Nashville TO Chattauoo- a the points Of shipment 70 Caa-
n0oga local tariff
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NASHVILLE COMELEHCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
CAHrAL SIOO,000, AL PAiD IN AND SECURED.
EyH1s Company being fully oEsaase aoeordjag to GSa F
on BuInEs Goods Wares, and Merchandise generally Also
on shipments against Loss Damage by Sea, Rivers, Inland
Transportation, the most favorable terms
LIVE AND NEoRo PoIIoIEs ISSUED At CURRENT RATES
O55oe No. %, Corner Of Square and CEDAR Street.
DIRECTORS.
A AETn6SP ST4ASSILEEB, JAMES WOODS,
HENRY HART,JR r. c. MNAIRY,
Illus WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President it5s:
DEMOVILLE Il BELL,
DRUGGISTs AND AFOTHECARIES,
No. 2G, Cherry Street,
lTHIRD DOOR UNIoN.l
En- EATERS in Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Dye sufs,
Paints Oils Tupentne Alcohol, Varnishes, Cigars Glass
Ware, TuJacco snUl, etf
T0ERFUETEBY AND FANCY ATsTICLEs.--
large and select lot Of soaps Cologne PoEatqn Ian
oils, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes Combs ETC. Thch We are
jyi % Cherry street
81 ARE CEIANCE.-I have No, ! Blacksmith, % years
od and Of GOD crscter for sale. Also, several other
IIEely negro men. II. Liy2g WILL L. BOYD, JR
NTACECERET.! 5IACKEREL !-5O bbls DiacLerel-
Va looh IBIS Naekerel
SALMAN IhUb1.
50 bba saaan Trout 400 hf bls salmsn Trout Jus re-
Lake Superior caught within The ast Ninety
days. For sale by [jy2Il CARTER, MCKAY & co. .
- a T.TTg, >. H. BROWN.
RAINS 4 BEsO WN,
BTsUGGIsTs AND Observation-Disclosures,
NO. % SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
EAsHvI4E, rESSEszEE.
c5rupIeta assortment of English and American Cinca'
q Turaad uuaduitrd Drus, fresh and genuine Extracts
select powders ETC. always on h'1ll.
FEAVCBSNGs EXTRACTS ETC.
Ra7r Peach and Oran-e Extracts havoring. Best Der
u,da Arrow Root, Isiusiss Cloves uS' Cnus891i slS al
RAINS BROWNS.
EERR CO., IMPORTERS OF REAL
= HAVANA CIGARS. pure French Brandi2s, Wines Loi
land Gin Jamaica Rum. Marischuo, Alyinih bitters &c
Nashville. -ylS
Fy0E SALE.--A good house carpenter also woman well
81 qualified pastry cook, cheap Tor Gasn a. 20
/ -B2I-tf. Il. IL HAYNES q co.
WRIGHT, LATE OF MEMPHIS,
having remoredt5 Nashville offers his Professional
Once aud residence IN 'helly Medical Oo.es@
! s~50IN STAHCIE.--Recsyed and for salsby
{ DENOyILLE BELL
Trz5nks ana Bonnet Boxes.
H FCEIvED additional supplies Of Trunks for Gentlemen
= and battles Also, fine assortment Of Bonnet Boxes
''f f5i7 anu -'-''' ''p' ''' JOHN R4MAGE.
". NJ. EaABGBAyE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND 0RNAlEE7ALPA
BROAD STREET,
/ go. o. NASHVILLE. TON
/ ENFG IRON FOR sALE.--IOO tens est Foundry Iron
lCrul,er SNAKE 100 tons assorted brands est Grey Iron
] i,,s9 o. qS Market street,
gu ElEJOTINS.--aO DemUohns to gallons for sale
/ 4 = -ry TERRASS BROTHERS
/ COLLINS, KALOCRINE, --Just received supply
Of this va liable preparation for the iiar For sale by
I - DEMUVILLE 4 BELL.
RIVERSIDE HALL,
/ RIVERSIDE, MONROE COUNTY, TENN,
4 REV. J. 6, DOWNING, RECTOR,
/ AIDED BY EFFICIENT COETs TEACHERs
TFyE above Ltery Young Ladies is open
the reception OF Pupils. For circulars and hhOgaph
/ vieg OF the luidiugs. addTps, he Rector. jy2l-2a
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FUNERAL UNDERTAKER.- -I prepared to
81 furnish C0FFIE description, from the fine Casket TO the
panes Servants Coffin, together with everything necessary for
funerals orders left Warerooms, Deaderck street.
e door 20 Upand-Up Livery Stable between Cherry and
Summer Streets Will receive day andnigh
, Of all kinds repaired and made to order, in the
best style. --.,.--
jUly9 y n. CUIIeE1. .
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ASSETS JANUARY 1855.

FNCOH POE2 ALED is IJ--Charter perpetual. Cash
CAPITAL 81 OGG0O. Absolute and unimpairei, with surplus
o. S5O7 and tie prestige Of s. success and experience
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. "A, COLLEGE STREET.
PATTERSON 4 FREEMAN,

A. PATTERSON, a. A. FAEH1iAA
PATTERSON a FREEMAN,
AVE- IN store, and constantly rigiHg, fine
s0rtHsut Of all kinds Of CABINET FUKNITL RE, which
they determined 70 sell low any other house JIM the city,
az che time Warrantng their Euure o. he 81 Ore hest
workmanship and huis- One Of the firm has just rured FROM
the east, where be personally selected Che entire stock which is all
% BEEyr MAyUFACruEE and LATsr Our stock
ssts part Of Rosewood and Mahogany PFl1r Furniture,
Of which very Gne- together wil CHAMBER sets, Book CASES.
Wauis- Reclining Chairs Lounges SOFAS Easy Chairs, french
Beds-eads, Music stands, Mahogany Chairs, Dressing bureaus
Extension Tables ctc, etcs and complete eorunent OF AT
kinds 81
Low PRICED FURNITURE
every variety Of Wood and Cane seat CHAIRS We viz
deav0r please a and VIII take much pleasure n showing cur
stock 70 those who nay favor us with a call.
may79-3m PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
DERSONS WANTING GOOD HAMS Can
be supplied
iy3-tf Il. FRENCH & SONS
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RTYERsIDE Hall,

COLLINS, KALOCBINE. --Just received supply
of this valuable preparation for the liar For sale by
- pENUVIILE 4 BELL.
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EINE FANOY FRENCIE CANDIEs

Two barrels old bourbon, l54s. These Whistles pure,
and ore worth SI-j0t four dollars gallon. For sale in
au,.uuautftv. HOLLISTER 4 CARTER,
suIeg n, Union street.
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Test: NJ D wrIeu, Clerk and Master
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OFFERS to his friends trade largest and best e
eetons Of Bandes Gins, Runs, Ports aaeis SheITies
and chaupagne ever brought Nashville clzsis Of tie io
for-in1 srGs.
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CRATGH lead CO.,
DEALERS N
Hardware,
% PUBLIC SQUIRE, R14SHTILLE TE88ESSEE.
NAMES B. CBAIGHEAD having purchased entire interest
N Of Mr. VIZ H. MINCHIN, i'm the business Of Craighead &
Mnchin authorized the Of the bate firm
aufaton and viii continue the business at the old stand, No
- Public square, under tie title above. may2i
WHISKY
ICTa barrels Tennessee White, and othaT brands;
$50 J. H.. Smiths Reserve;
900 Eyeani B1Ur ou5
$50 NeE50m & Lincoln;
100 Country single iB7liIledi Ok sale low By
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CREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE.

-" - NryA. From SocthamP,on- Iis.-H, ot
, r''A WV $3.50 esnl Br-rnsn b. E-v toTk:
Seconi Calm. Sllrhs' go. g.
Strs-aee-.......... ..s.ss-
IT, Ne hrf-c,ss lae-vhtt esn-,P- 70 ~ - p
3 u Iudoyy cosurar' ? and NOkIh sl-hnE n
- 80, r,r rs,er 20 s-il from Pier No h"rth hVer II
r-n ,,sei.,ly csrryirs ID. Cuits States MAJ, va
L,,e Nv H. 1c' ~ s>ueo sa,hsmr,on fer New fort
ARIEL sstrriay Jan . Saturday tee - NJ T% :,
H. .fe1-hip, touch Isgr. SPECIE deivsfe1 L L-'n
g. Pans For rss.s - or ;ri-ht upply 20 . cnv
II TORRANCE Asrnt. No. Bow lnS ct'fr, - :.
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Alr0ieal.

CANDS' Observation-Disclosures purely yege-
- ts remedy cohie. IL itself thu properties oi Al anii-
tr mid caths5'ic sd touic. II quickly rctn"'e- from hr
bod AID ofg fluid, o. The body the ur nes OF nnnrs'ny
crous hich ndr- sad al discs- Pr~Icd and soa ~
A r. 4 n SANDS Drus.i-ts No. leo F4lousL. NevIork-
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T. H. LUDLOW Co., AuriioGcer. 49,,
SALE Of VALUABLE REAL

DIREMPTUR1 NNLE u ALI AbLT NI4hH
i ESTATE IT. NEW-YORK aud BEOUKLYS, a; Auction
Igts az ~ ocoek .. toe Me!rh21ts Exchange N~feL by
oIdr Of The Supreme Court ice Let q Land in the CITY q Nv
Yo,t with the tRu buildings theron, ~ NO
~; and eDi Bogpry side between Houston and BleeGe
A.; lot = feet 81 inches wild BY 80 feet deep d,
Al AZ The .e .ie and place the lot of Land in the city OF
Brock W with bsnd,orne Substantial thru story AID biset
hrick house thereon No Mon psee. 1in-.
"a .. Id, between Columbia and Nsu Brrtts BrookJni l"t
- G.t in by 100 feet house - feet 10 b. 20 feet.
AFRO the Lot Of Land in the city Of Boos u win hsnd-ne
istaI fs.ory attic and basement brick house with ltaian
ri in Jniou-.i known No p Union Place Brooklyn o
q t bv loo f-.t hon- = feet by ~ The lat
TONED piece. Of property are within three minutes Wa Of Ham
iltOnav f.rrv forterrns sud full particurs apply to
r. IL. LUDLOW 4 Co, No II Piue,t, N-T-l ork.
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Sales bn aUction.

A SSIGNEEs SALK.-The undersigned, as
~ .ss- Of lie late firm Of Thom LahropA .h 9tet ict
a.. Al tulc ancfion No. i Ws-u street Ia this cary
o. Friday the 18th dsy Il January proKno a " m,
the interest viii sid rI he'd IN irtr -. rtiE1hs l'' 80
Peorl@ a t- Sttte OF Heyrl OK tor the Jrs9 lEs~
P-culsr Gud viii b. made Known u" tiun OF '
the said lien 4 for sseDstei Buffalo DecrInbt W ls'
H. T. HOW ARD. Asslsree-
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AespDork DAILY Gribm,rs
ANOVERL AND JOURNEYTOC CALIFORNIA
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
PLACERyILLE, Cal, Nov. 30 1857.
On the Goth of August, 1857, might BIO seen
riding up to Blakely Ranch, in the Sierra Nevada
mountains, California, sngu!sr-loohng parsonage.
His beard was long. The hat he wore had evidently
once been tall white fur one but fine must
have dealt hsrshly with it, and sent the storms OF
heaven to destroy its glory, for the rays of the
sun peered through its top. Moreover, il had the
appearance of having been used ne night-cap, for
on its surface was many CHASTITY wrinkle. The
skirts Of his coat seemed to have been torn piece
meal for bullet patches; and parts OF his "trsw-
sers'' were probably retained by some grasping
bushes in the mountains. His feet was clad in In
dian mOccasins, bedeeked with many -colored
beeds-ihe work of some cunning squaw. He was
by no means warllke-lOOkDg character, although
girt around him II belt On which hung formi-
dable revolver. To finish, he was mounted on
pony 80 poor that he would have mated Don Quix-
otes Rosinsnte. He looked as though he had lived
all his days on wild sage, brush, and alkali water
Such Is faithful description o. your humble sub
scriber's overland arrival IN California.
In the Black Hills, this side of Fort Laramie
We met several war parties of Sioux that had been
10 fight the Crows We also passed through
Sioux village. Since the affair at Ash Hollow, they
are friendly tothewhites. They intermarry with the
Cheyenne-, and bear deadly hatred to the Pawnee.
They are tall, nobleooking Indians. They have
curious way Of hanging up their dead to dry instead
of buryiDg them.
We first struck the Rocky Mountains on the
SUeetwater. They appropriately named. 1t
is wild sight TO see those huge granite rocks piled
nearly to the clouds with 40 vegetation except here
and there stunted pine or cedar growing from a
creyce.
We celebrated the Fourth of July at In
dependence Rock. We had fine supper, and
folding and dancing | climbed one OF the highest
peaks of the mountains, and found thereon white
lily, which preserved AZ memento.
Near the South Pass is the Wind River range
covered with eternal SHOWS. Although il was the
middle of July, We found plenty OF snow in the
rsyines. The nights were intensely cold with snow
and frost. | went hunting antelope here, and slept
on the ground two nights with but blanket over
ne. / had cold berth aud kept thinking of the
time when
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TOR LIVERPOOL.-The United States Mail
steamship BALTIC, J. j. CoIstock, commander, wiz de-
part with the United States Mails for Euupe positively
SATURDAY January 49, at u o'clock from her berth 81 the
foot Canast For Freight Psssa having unequAed
ooulmodstions for ee Enlce and comfort, apply TO
EDWARD h. COLLINS, No So Wsl.s
Passengers will please be board ut IL O'Clock All let
pass through the PostOce others viii be re-
turned
NoTcKThe steamers Of this line have Improved wat tight
hiss been spared make them all
good The thorough Nsui alton given them
their mode Of construction vet uhegsGled.
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ForrrsArE CTr.-The City of Cievelaad, Ohio,
begins the year out Of debt. every mstared shssasoa
having beeD pad
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Ginanrial.

BANK OF COMMONWEALTH, New YORK, Dec. 80, 1857
A DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT on
IA the Capital Stock will be payable the Stock
holders the 9th day of January. e5 until Wh:h time the
Transfer Books viii be closed
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier
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H hung his EDDIE on the willow,
And .iuilied ia a gay blne uniform
b uight knapssC for hi. pillow
And 4 single blanket trp' him Arm.

now bought me Camanche pony and started
ahead of the train for California. Distance, one thou
sand miles On the Fontenelle, tributary to Green
River, passed through camp OF several hundred
ShoshOnees. They were ar war With the Utahs.
The old chief hated the Mormons, and regarded
them ia ntruders. He said they would stSal from
the emigrants and lay it to the Indians 8 Ne In
dians 10 steal" said he "Big Chief (the Presdent)
no good heart no right; him kill 'em, NE Kill em,
quick"
travelled several days through the mountains
With a mountsineer. We caught some beautiful
trout in the cold streams that empty into the Bear
Rixr. Like all mountainetfs, he wore a wide
brimmed hat. hickory shirt, and buckskin trowsers
buckled tight about the waist sud no suspenders.
His conversation about tho country WA quite iater'
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Otear Gteamcrs, Sc.

Ocean Gteamcrs, Sc.
VINHE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROY Al
Il MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Prom New York 20 Liverpool; -
Chief Csbiu Passage.
Saoa CABIN ~
FROM Boston ~ Liverpool:
Chief Cabin Passage. blIO
Second Cabin Passage. oo
Th. chips from Boston call at Halifax.
PERSIA, Cart. Judkins, CANADA, Capt. Lang
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Caft. NickiaaI,
ASIA. Capt. T.. @. Lott NIAGARA. Capt. hYHe
AFRICA, Capt shannon EUROPA Capt j. L'iich.
These sscls clear white Light OF mast head; green on
s;lrboaTd bow red gu port bow. -.
AFRICA Shannon Leaves n York "Wednesday Jan. ~ 1853
AMERICA. Wiekman - Bo.t p "Wednesday Jan. n ~
EUROPA Letch.Lesves y York. WedDc sday Fen s. l51s
CANADA Leaves lston.. "Wednesday Fec 10 1873
ARABIA Stone. Leaves ~ York. WeDeday Feb H. 1888
NIAGARA, hlsr Leaves BostOn Nednesdsy Eco ~ 1893
BeTths not secured uftl psd for.
An experienced Surgeon on blard - .,
The OF these ships wiz not BE- accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion, Specie Jewehy Precious. stones or Meia.
unless bills lae signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed For reigh. passage sppyto
T. CUNARD No. Bowling Green
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DEM SYLVANIA RAIL ID.
II Fur nPYAT cENTR Al ROTrTE

TIE Pennsylvania Rsr ID connects PsbGsh With RAILROADS
10 End from So, Louis Mo. Aton. Gssns ana Chisxzo, IL
TNnilrt and Louisville. Ky T-rre Hsute ASissu.
IAfsy-tt and InisnAis Ind Cincinnati Dayton Spnnsisd-
b. tainr Sandusky Toledo Cleveland Columbus. lance
y- Maxlon and Wooster Ohio; also with tne s-m pa ks<
boat. IL New O~sns s. Louis Louisville and Cincan-
nAn -
through Tickets kr the Ess BE- had any Of the above
s-ut!oned places In the West
ps..enz-rs viii Ind this th- sho@s expedocs snc
sor,iof,she route basxeer the East and West.
PROM EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOURS.
FROM SFw-YORK To CHICAGO IN N HOURS
YROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS In u HOURS
Fa~ a Low other Route.
see b.nd-tiils 10 the botsss Of this city.
ISrrsh Tek~ts information. mar b had It de
o6i,e a shs PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
e., Arlr Hosss BrosdvsI
ysazsy I. isS. I. T. ELLtTr, Aso.
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r. GoCLDsMITH. AuctoIrer,
WILL SELL THIS DAY "wednesday, all the
w fine FURNITURE, consisting of two carved rosewood
Paor Suites richly inlad PiaDoFoite, superior tns,T
rrei fully warraaed for years; also. good assortment ~
Bedroom Furniture consisting Of Bods,ess, Nasstsnds Mat
ttesscs both hair and spring order; Looking Gas &c
AZ the ling No ZIG West 18th ~ lO o'clock, rain
shine
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A. NJ MTKWTs, AHctloneet.
DY BANGS. BROTHER IL CO.-Trsde-Sale

~ Rom. N. ~ Pa I-ruyg. .
WEDNESDAY AID THURSDAY. L11AEy Is And H. =
occck
TIE ENTIRE PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY u tie -
EDWARD SANDFOED. esq, uuub rug oyet -p' 'gIl :,
and forming the most valuable complete and best rc'eH aN
Iihr.-y eygr of red az pubic sa'e.
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nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNITED
II STATES MAIL LINE-The fsvorite steamship fLORIDA,
.p, Isaac crowe viii leave for Savannah SATURDAY,
Ja 49, at O'Clock from Pier No North River. Bills Of lalius
..d ou,y board For freight apply 20 SAl l.
MITCHELL No IS Broadway. STEAMERS for Florida
viii fh and ksye Mondays Wednesdsys and Fays