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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14

The Empress Eugene and her new cousin
Princess Clotilde do not "take tea together.
A pleasant little row has already occurred be
tween them; the bride has such a taste for pink,
as color, that she wears continually bonnets
of this hue; the Empress grew tired of this
saneness, and sent delicate hint, in the form
of three 'loves of hats" to Clotildc, who At
once returned them; consequently the two la
dies do not speak, and there is commotion at the
Tuilcries and the Palais Royal The gossip
would not bD French gossip if it did not contain
hint that the whole coldness between these
two ladies' is the work of woman, formerly
high in favor with the Prince, but now deposed
by his marriage, and who has betaken herself
and her intrigues to Sardinia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14

writer in Boston evening paper airs his
sentiments in this wise: "Who does not enjoy
the country in JuIy--,hat month SO redOlent of
new--mown hay, when strong men WELD their
scythes, and blithe maidens so gracefully use
the fork and hay rskeg" They arc a very prem.
AZURE people in Boston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14
TTTNGs 70 REMEMBER .

HEAIBER.-That these Specifies are entirely
. Instances and in all cases Babies may use
.... NAV them, the aged, inhrn or invalid
..... H.raout danger, and with benefit
.1IEMBER.-Tliat thousands of the most gift
gent minds In this eOuntTy and Europs have
i1 their adherence To Homeopathy ana
.n-Ively In all cases OF diseases for themselves
.HETENBER.-That not only in long standing,
...... 1gt recent and violent diseases Of The
character, Homeopathy has proved It's su-
aHE other system in repeated trial.
.EEMHEH.-That Homeopathy - sustained,
....rirs and doctrines, but from SIS daily and
..... 90 curing the sick and aTrestng disease.
.TEAIEER-rhat II Is the little Ills that lead
mes. and little ailments that, neglected lead 10
.r.#ls diseases.
.... ..gIE tBER.-That you may have It In your
and pleasantly 70 arrest such complaints at
.... .uH thus prevent grave diseases.
.|MEMBFR.-That this system saves you the
..rr.UE and deception used to get other medi-
children, al Fays iniuriOus--often DANGEROUS.
r-TENBEB.-That the evil results Of such
..#.H..Iy than Oyerbaance AL the good that
tII- medicines thus given.
.EHENBER-That Humphreys system OF He
specifies Jiyestssthe private practice Of the SyE-
-g'arty and intricacy, so that every body
gE1IEMBER.-That the cure CT aisInsie chronic
Piles, Cararrh. Headache, or SAT- Rheum,
...n times pay the cost OF a case.
H.Hr1 ENuER.-Thuttwo or four dollaFa invested
#.-rHhr Remedies. will RETAIN many times ita
every wear ia freedom from anxiety, prevcn-
.H.Ia abs reIie Ell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14

yERy touching aud beautiful were the words
recorded in an exchange, of an old schoolmastcr,
as life passed away at is growing dark-the
school may be dismissed" Down tie the very
gates of an unseen word he carried his love and
regard for the children whom he had trained
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14

IN tearing down building in Hartford, few
days since, two rooms, hired by an Irish family,
and situated upper floor, were invaded
The family 'took bOarders," and seven of them
slept in one of the two rooms; in the room ad-
joining was hog, Weighing 800 pOundsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14
II5T ON SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

Su d. Frra- FHE,.-For Fever. Congestion aud IniiAH-
's sa ri,s-gor Worm Fever, Worm Collie. Wet
Sa-# a pFis-For Collie, Crying, Tsethins and
. ISisSFoG DiaIraGsa. Cholera Infan-
a &c. s s' Fi,Eor Collie, eripns., Dy.eu'ery
ss. as-r raa,-For Cholera, Cholera MOF6a'
g.. .r.rt ralf-For Coughs, Colds, Ioar.ene.' In
&c. FItiii.-roothaehe, Faeeaehe and Ssu-
So n.ar.a. Pws-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat
4l ST. . .as.'i fais-For weak and Deransed s,o-
rrr... H ..-..r .Hr and Liver Conn laints.
g.. Es5.,,is IrrsgalGriiiss, seanty, Painful or
g. O.. PHls-FOr LeueorrhOsa, PrOfuse MsnSss,
w. Fms-FOr Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad
ST.. an afsqui PHs.-FOr ErysIpelas EruPtiOns,
r. d lie FWs-For Pain, Lamsness Sore
mes. .a a.- u...-rr Back, Ions, or Limbs.
A-..- -...s and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague' old
r ... HrlaI or Bleeding, Internal or External
u-"..-. ar Weak. o lnlAmrd Eyes and Eyeids Pail
azsr,. o. 5as standing or recent, either with
~ u waoopias. Cou5h, atatng its violence and
...zs-sueha rs Fevers, determinations, Diar-
r.. ..aa.-r. Group, Rheumatism and such e[uPtye
=..1I-t Fever Measels aud ErysiPeias-the adj
ar .... cases the spec fes act like charm The
ea. arrested at once, and in all eases The
aez is moderated, the disease shortened
...-. I#as dangerous Even should Phy slels i
.... called, he will take the case at deeid
BED. ..... from the previous treatment.
AMI. often Iay the foundation Of deceased lungsi
.r. consumption, may all be AZ once cured ~
S.-rssrs. such As Dyspepsia, weak stomach,
...r. liver Complaint, Pies, Female Debility and
I. old Headaches, Sore or Weak Eyes, OataTTh,
#. .l other old eTupLons, the case has sPselhes
auucatinn will afford cure In almost eveTy
r...u the cure a single chrOnc dlfhsultJ, such
.r - Plies, or Catarrh, Headache or Female Weak
a.... -a-u paid for the case ten times over.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14
COUGHS AND COLDS.

...~EH, public lecturer, took = severe cold he
ar last month"; while travelling and lecturinE ia
HaHusy isania, though addressing Pnblic audiences
set IN days, by the aid OF the Specific,
entirely rsrovered, aud enabled TO his cali
..a- -ueoayeuieuce. No public speaker should be
r... lady or 40 had taken violent cold, which set
.r EnEs causing severe cough pain IN the side and
able fever and hOarseneSs. Such colds usual
lasting and Troublesome; but by taking the Specific
. .. Your times per day ia three days she
90 p had cough and honrseuess for dneen
HlruE cold weather his voice vas lost 50 only
'r-ss, pain induced on coutlinR cold dry o
only % tribe in the morning, quite fee BILE and
Mad -1Hru several medicines With hut little no
DE 7leucel with the Cough Pls-one pill three
..r aal-IUd soon found himself Improving, his
....r and softer, hoaTseness passed on strength and
.. improved, aud IN a few weeks vas entirely well
other medicine
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CASES AND CURES.


-rr7 Of % had troubled with indigestion for
-.-- render great necessary in the
.. n.E food. After eating, the stomach became
rising loo her mouth with water, an unpleas-
." lI-like sensation in her stomach, continuing
.arHr frequent headaches, bowels cOnstlpated and
mental condition See commenced taking the
H.Ia, one morning and night, and In less than
Try symptom Of her disease had Yanishtd I,
% being.
a1 s1neEhat advanced in years, strong, robust
... Dad lately been God deal Affects d With ind-
.aauacl, coated tongue, bad taste In the mouth
...I.I aith pc culiar vertigo and Whirling In the
rH-l 20 render his riding In a carriage.
eminence, quite dangerous. After trying
.s lHrlgctusly he fell upon The Dyspepsia Pills.
r..I prompt relief. A pill every night and
..ss % charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
r#rt
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL

look over the list make up ease OF What kJna ,,,.
7ud eneose the amount in note o. stainr.
man 20 our address, at No SOP Broadway Nes- Yorl IA
.sae #ili be duly returned hy nail expresS, free
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14

,1mly shoaldbe without these Invaluable euratire.-
are me only remedies perfectly adapted for doe-fie
Pr. faie use With them the parent q armed and rre
H1st ne hrst approach o. disease and can meet n
iirrsHsid ard keep L a. bay. tribe Or T,eiicJr.
ted 70 The hrit hours OF deseass perfectly eures
l,la5 can "niy Dc relieved BY long and tedI-
L Obliged 70 await the coming Of that often diS.Snf
. - VNPeneive luxury, Decor; be dfu-rr -
@ or hlistered. or bled. but yyaurs.l II adnIs,s-
- . sIsrlhe, and restore the rudy -rrrenf ~ m
q iealth and Joy There cannot only injury nrI-e
,a.e from their use but The genetal Iniusnes upon
''''tonr oe' ond All question, Il brneaeiai
AGENTS WANTED.
W desire active. efficient agent for m. ~. =, -
" every town or Community in the United 500
Dr 2 HUMPHREYS. 4 CO.
No. so Broadway. New York,
sod b The Drugsis's "a whssuas. ubit-I1.
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New Advertisements.
REMOVAL, g. NEW STOCK.

T0sEPH GRAVES has removed his Cheap Book and Pa
- per store to the Of Main and Third streets
wheeling nearly opposite the old stand where he
has opened Beautifu Stock OF Wan Paper and via
Shades Baeys Patent Rollers for Window blinds
Bun Holland Green oil Cloth and Landscape Shades,
&C, &c HouSekeepers respectfully invited to call ar
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
mhI4-1W
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GBNTLEMHN'S FURNISHING GoOpSI

G6NTGEm6NS FURNISHING GOODS!
IN THE GREATEST VARIETY AND PRoFusIOH, =
Il the Store IS Monroe Water Ste. wheeling
Va. The articles comprised under this caption are
Pine White and Fancy hirts, Negiyee Shirts busi
and travelin g) Marseiles 6osor shrt Under
Shirts (Slk MeTinJ, Cotton, Linen Jears) Drawers.
(Sk, Linen MeTtnO and Jean,) Gloves Half Hose Got
ton, srino, and plain and fancy Six dol cTAva Ies,
Socks Handkerchsefs, (Sk and Lineu) Byron Choker,
mhi-lm TiIOS HUGHES.
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Good Boarding,

II Private Family, for lady and gentleman or two
single gentlemen. Also, for four day boardeFs,
Apply At this oaees fsbiE-H
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FOR RENT OR SALE

nE shop formerly eeeuPied By stephens Kirk Co, IN
AaTunsyiies o. adtoinng the C. : p n Depot, and
two squares from tie 8 D. landing The build s. By
leo est with Legs ie blacksmith ahop-beng built
preasiy for eaTTJfnE On the wagon man1fae tuTe-
Lots Zoe feet square Per terms apply u
n r kirk the premises
or after ihs lat Of AFr1, 70 & DYKE 4 60,
nhs-5as 1nsEhsBF c.ir, Pa
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For Rent,
9 ALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR LAND MAR ToWN-Ths
- large and eommoLious hose Centre No g.
In erversg addition ln the oecapanev Of Mr.
ham Apply 70 Mr. Michael Reilly. rnh7-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15
United States Supreme Court.


No IS. The United States VS.. john A. Suffer. APP
peal from the United States District Court for Northern
California Justice Campbell delivered the opinion OF the
court affirming much Of the decree confirms the
grant to Suffer Of eleven square leagues Of land on the
18th Of june l84l by Governor Avarado, aud ling
much Of the decree confirms grant to Suffer for
twenty two leagues OF land purportng to have been
made by Governor Mchaetorena the 5th Of February
l845, and remandng the for further proceedings
No. 20. The United States vs.. Michael c. Nye Appeal
from the United States District Court for Northern Cali
forna Justice Campbell deliver ed the opinion Of the Court
reversing Decree and remandng the cause, with d.
rectoDs to dismiss the petition Of the claimant
No. 43 j. s. Nathaniel Bassett. Appeal fro n the
United States District Court for Northern California JUS
tce Campbell delivered the opinion OF the Court reversing
the decree and Remaining the cause, with directions to
dismiss the petition Of the claimant.
No So Dennis T. DouavZn's administrators va Chris
tian Ihmsen Error United States Circuit Court for
Eastern Louisiana Justice Grier delivered the opinion Of
No. S. Charles Beicher & Co. George Lawrason,
Collector Of port New Orleans Error TO the United
States Circuit Court for Eastern louisiana Justice Nelson
delivered the opinion Of the Court affirming the Judgment
with costs and interest.
No. 56-The United States the City Bank OF Column
bus-Error United States Circuit Court for Southern
Ohio.
Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of the Court, az
hrming the judgment
No. 64-Phifo Chamberlain ct al claimants Of the rro-
peller Ogdensburg Eber B. Ward ct all survivors Of
Sami Ward; and,
No. 8O-Eber B. Ward va. Chamberlain ct al-Argu.
ment continued for respondents.
No. 48.-JacOb B. Brown ct al vs. Benjamin Huger.-
Error United States Circuit Court for Western Virginia
Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF the Court, af-
frming the judgment, with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15
CITY Iutelllpeuce.

ST. VALENTINES DAy.-Yesterday was the anniversary
Of the martyrdom OF st. Valentine holy priest Of ROME
During his life he only known for his deep pey and
practical deeds Of charity In the reign Of Caudius H.
st. Valentine, with st. Marcus, were eminent for their
kindness in aflordng spiritual consolation to prisoners
under sentence of DEATH In the year go St Valentine
was martyred for his adhesion to the religion he pro-
fessed he first beaten with clubs, aud after
bcheaded. The engmatical annual custom of making II
day devoted to Cupid and Hymen, and for other esti-
vtics has never been satisfactorily explained Probably
Its being about the when the birds choose their
mates is the cause. Whether this solution is a
not we cannot say; but certain is that the of
observing II is rapidly falling into dsuse At very re-
mote period tn the history OF this city everybody sent
valentines, and IL the especial pride OF the Young
and young TO boast OF the numbers they had
despatched Then the missves contained only innocent
professions Of love; but fattery come, vulgar,
obscene, satrcal element has invaded Cupt's Dor
dere and the custom Of sending missves sacred To love
and friendship be safely chronced among the bygones
For the past two weeks the windows OF the principal
stationery stores have been filed with valentines
possible variety from the penny in the comic line TO
the equstey wrought and refined sentimental kind sold
at prices ranging from TO y dollars The propre-
tors of these establishments have been deriving snug
revenues from the sales, Is said that the profits
immense But then the trade this year has not been
one third OF the extent compared with former years The
practice OF sending these love epstes mssives s not
confined particularly 10 the 14th Of February although
the Cupldean campaign supposed to that
t'me IT, t1en, the battle commenced yesterday the au-
curry was anything but promising for Hymen Co. The
penny postmen, who always make calculations for doing
brisk business on this OCCASION and who years gone by
were met with i'm menee bundles of notes aud with smiling
faces in almost brcahless haste rushing from place
place, were seen yesterday with long, sober faces, and
when asked how business was, promptly answered duh.
BY this II will be inferred that the custom IL rapidly
falling into disuse, and from present Appearances the
practice OF sending valentines will in few years be OBJ
soletc
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RopnEpy-TeN THOUSAND
DolLAns REwARD-ARREsr or 0Sg AoESrs
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missary General upon the earnest solicitation OF severn
republican radicals which he thought they ought 70 be
content with. Az Mr.. WATSON has proved worthy OF the
position In standing up in protection Of the interest OF the
State and being also well posted with the movements,
adrotness and pertnacity Of "canal claimants, his
pontment was only "ft TO be made" but the best
man that tho republican Governor could select
Mr.. Daniel Bowen, member OF the Assembly from Erie
county met with serious accident last evening by fall
ing upon the sidewalk In State street. II feared that he
has received some internal injury, too painful
for him to lie in bed, and lie was compelled 10 sit in
chair all night.
Senators Stow Noxon have yet appeared ia their
It Is rendered certain that the latsr vii,
will scarcely be recovered sufficiently ia health resume
his legislative duties this session Another despat
sent him Oh Saturday, persuading him 10 resign No
ply has been received Senator Aandeviles is
disposed Of; the committee have made no report upon it,
Public opinion divided upon the question OF his having
been appointed" Postmaster. The documents from the
General Post Office do hot " settle the matter.
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COMPANY on SUSPICION HAVING COMMITTEE rux Ross#
RY-it VIII probably be embered by the readers Of
the HERALD that on the 18th Of January last the Aas
Express Company robbed OF four packages OF
money, containing In The aggregate 10000 in bills on
Southern banks. The robbery was committed at pon,
somewhere between Montgomery, Ala and Atlanta, Ca
AS soon as Inc leIt was discovered the Express COMPANY
adopted all proper for the recovery stolen
treasure and also for the detection and arrest of the roo
per or roooers Immediately reward Of IS 900 was or
iereo or inc recovery the money, pr0pOrtionate
sum for fractional part the amount stolen. The
sures ADOPTED were on the most extensive SCALE and the
lnvesuea.ioh pursued day and night with the utmost
vgor These efforts 10 detect the thef were up
TO such point and OF crcumstanai evidence
was as wsrsh, the arrest Of man named NJ
Maroney The Express Company's agent at Montgomery.
He WAS arrested ut the latter place and taken before
MAGISTRATE An examination WAS had which lasted three
days, ana chain Oh evidence elected that resulted in
the prisoner being held bail in the Of $4,000.
The prisoner procured the required bail and was dis
charged from custody The theory OF the manner in
when the NEIL WAS supposed 70 have been committed is
related as ollowsThc money packages were delivered
by the banks for transmission destination. When
the hour arrived Tor the Express CompaDys messenger
To Place the treasure ia the pouch 10 usual for tue
agent (Maropey, the prsoner) assist and, in
foo and after the messenger had departed picked them
up and secreted them. When the messenger arrived
Atlanta Georgia tc opened the pouch discovered the
robbery IN the month OF May last package OF money
containing 81 600 was deposited with Maroney for
mission 70 a certain place. the package, however
reached its lawful owner and from that day N the pre-
reward for the recoverv Of tho , h this ias
robbery has been increaseS N sIn ooo nh Tcscrn
ton Of the bank bills NAV be found IN another column Of
this paper
The RECENT FREMEs's FIGHT IN BrEkmAN srRxEr--An
adjourned meeting of the Fire Commissioners took place
last evening to investigate tho cb,rges made the
members OF Engine Company No 80 for attacking those
of No 40 on the evening of the 9th Of last moath
Beekman street. Several members of Engiue Company
No 40 were examined and testified that they saw the
members Of Engine Company No. 30 strike the members
OF No. 40 without provocaton. The blows struck
with wrencpes ana those VINO were STRUCK we're cut ana
parties who struck The blows nor did they see any Of the
members of No. 40 return the blows that struck.
Thaddeus Ferris, policeman, testified that he pre-
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Weather Reports.
Mnxn.v EoYx "a yoKa

BALTIMoRR--Clear and cold
WAunvGroN-Ciear thermometer 80; wind s.
EERsBuRG--Cear; thermometer 50'.
NoRroIK-Cear; thermometer 30' wind N.
wnMINGroN-Clear and pleasant weather.
CHARIEsroN--Ciear; Thermometer 40; wind SW
sAvAMAH--Clear; thermometer Az wind NV.
MAcoS-Cioudy.
MoNraoMKRy-ClOudy and cool.
MomfE--Clcar; thermometer 49,
NEW ORIEANs-Ccar; thermometer 61e; wind Il.
GrMBERfAND--Ciear and cool
WHEEIING-Clear and COOL
CfNcINNATI--Ciear and cool.
ST. JOHN, Fwind NV; clear and pleasant weather;
thermometer f3'.
MoN1REAI-There was heavy fog yesterday FORE
noon to-day is clear and rather mild Thermometer 22'
above
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the disorder until the patient got WELL He Phillip)
would get things good order hrst and afterwards NJ
could he would vote for o reduction OF duties.
Mr. MCQUEEN responded that perhaps he was not good
doctor 40 far a Pennsy coal and iron
ed but vas as TO the treatment Of the subject to keep
Constituents from being additionally taxed for these art
cles.
Ynents were correct it necessary raise an
ditiona amount of to meet the expense
why did the Committee on Ways and Means Of which
his colleague member, report a tariff bill?
Mr. PHELPS. Of Mo said the action of that committee
could not be reported in the House.
Mr.. Prs resumlng, said that on June 3d. 1850, there
will be forty millions deficiency. He would
borrow dollar consent to the issue OF treasury notes
until he could mode for the honorable and punctus
payment of our debt and he did not think 1t was In the
power Of man to make him change ths determination The
Secretary had made mistake OF over forty millions MI
rnps da not intend TO vote Tor on oe
standard would take TO discriminate In favor OIL and
not against, our own people,
said the people might be divided into two tax
payers the tax These classes are now fairly
arayed against each other aud the issue we'll made up
There was deficiency, and he was glad of it, That
made the ISSUE that whatever the debt would have TO
be provided for by loan or reissue OF treasury notes
time of profound peace should have doubled in six years.
Give up expenditures for the sake OF securing patron
age and extravaganza would be very materially decreas
ed He then pointed out how the appropriations could be
reduced saying that il was In the power Of Congress
during the present session not only the deficiency
but put actual surplus into the treasury He asked
whether In this state Of facts gentlemen were prepared TO
raise the tariff II the Secretary has erred, 1t was In I'M
derratng the probable receipts from the customs. Ye
the gentleman from Pennsylvania who may be regarded
the peculiar friend Of the Executive has made de-
lberate attack on the Secretary.
Mr.. PHILLIPS denied that he had done so.
Mr.. GARNET replied that 1t was not an assault the Sec
Rotary might well be delivered from his friends and
committed to the tender merces OF his enemies. He
euogzed trade and the reduction OF expenditures as
the principles of the democratic party under which they
have heretofore trumphcd.
The committee here
TARFF, TREASURY NOTES, LOAN, ETC.
Mr. PHI asked leave to introduce bill providing for
the of outstanding Treasury notes. to authorize
loan and regulating and liking the duties on imports
and for other purposes.
Objection was made, and no quorum being present, the
House adjourned.
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The Overland Mail.

ST kOuls, Feb. IA, 1859.
The overland mail has arrived, with San Francisco
dates 10 the 2lst ult.
The papers of that date destitute of new
The steamer Uncle Sam had been EbdAsd again for
s150,0O0
The ship Queen Of the Pacific sailed on the Goth for
New York.
The Los Angeles Star Of the 22d says that Col Homans
escort of dragons, under Lieut. Chapman had been at
tackled by the Mohave Indians Beaes Crossing on
the Colorado, but beaten off with the loss Of ten
killed The Mohaves have united with the Pntos and
other tribes, and declare that no military post shall be
established their country, but the whites may pass
through.
Col Hoffman had returned to San Francisco, and Lieut.
Chapman route 10 Fort Teon