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Esr- Persons afflicted with the Fever and ghe
should not spare either time, trouble or expense,
20 Procure Dr HosrEriEHs OF1knnAIfD' BlIrHns.
whose benlnccnt effects upon tho human system
has bcon clearly proved 10 those who have been
stricken down IN sho,t space Of time BY this
dreadful curse. whose cheeks are van and neagrc,
and whose nights arc sleepless and rc.iless. and
whose ewes IRE dim and sunken, with dcath staring
them IL the fnco this compound may pfotc hlcsf.
ing snntching them "a il were hom the very
mouth q the grave. None can know its true val.
nc until they have tested Il When al others have
failed. iheae Bltiers have restored the suncrufs ID
pristine health. Their popularity In All the West.
erp and Southern parts should Introduce them u
all families
Sold BY druggists and deaIefs generally, egeo.
where
Gses See advertisement in another ,olamn
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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE Es.
IN. tate of Jemima Mastfn, deed, are requested
to come forward and make payment, and all hays
ing claims against said estate are hereby netiied
to PRESENT them, properly authentcatsd, withirf
the time prescribed by law.
URIEL JOHNSTON
T.. r. MA STIN, Ann ~
July s, 1s59-3t-573 -
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DFkrH.o ,JDDoE w. II. UNDKRwooD.--
We learn from the Atlanta American,
that the Hon. w. II. Underwood fell
dead while on a visit to Marietta, on
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THESEA SERpENr--TH MONSTER CAUGHT.
The Yarmouth Mass Register says
that the far-famed sea-serpent has lately
visited that port, and was chased up a
narrow creek and caught He turned
out to be a horse mackerel, measuring
over eight feet in length and weighing
BIC pounds. The Register says;
1t is the opinion of experienced fisher
men that this is the fish which has given
rise 10 the belief in a sea-serpent When
it is running at its ordinary speed in
search Of prey it moves along just under
the surface OF the water, producing wave
which rises up in series Of corrugations
for about one hundred feet in straight
line, before it falls off into the ordinary
spreading wake produced by body NOV
ing through the water. This appearance
in moderate weather so closely resembles
that of huge serpent moving over the
surface of the water that it Is difficult
even for those accustomed to the appear
ance to realize that it is nothing but .
wave, and il is not strange that, when seen
for the first time, it should strike the be
holder with terror. a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-19

ANaExATIos.-The Memphis Bulletin
says an interesting and unexpected item
Of news is the cession TO the United States
by Denmark of the Island of st. Thomas.
This Island occupies central position in
the West India group, is about seventeen
miles long, and four and a half wide, and
has about Il, 800 inhabitants, Tits prin-
cipal station of the southampton mail
Z steamers, and large depot Of goods for
the heighbpring islands. As not more
than 2.4O0 acres Of its surface is in culti-
walton, its acquisition can be chiefly valu-
able only as naval station and CONNER
cisl rendezvous. fa if' 90
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The OREGON ELEcTIoNs.-Our Oregon
dates direct by mail are to the I'd July
The 0regonian of that date says:
The first election under our State gov
eminent was held throughout the State
on Monday last, and has resulted, we
think, in the election of David Logan,
Republican, to the Congress of the Uni
ted States, over Lansing Stout, the nomi-
nee of the (so-called) Democratic party
by q majority of several hundred.
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Administrator,s SALE.

IT WILL SELL, on SATURDAY, fiIk ISL
il July, 1853, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging to the estate Of A. ID. Keyes. deceased.
The sale will take place at his late residence.
TERns--An sums under Five Dollars, cash
sums Five Dollars, six months credit, with
notes and approved security, bearing interest from
date. J. M. HENDERSON, Adm'r.
July is, 1S59--2t-564
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KILLED BY WoMAS.--A notorious ruff
fan, known in Southwestern Arkansas as
Jack Cade, was recently killed by a wo-
man whose husband he shot. The wild
. ow challenged him to fight duel, and as
the ruffian declined she attacked him
with revolver and lodged three balls in
his body, one Of which passed through
his heart. it
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NASHVILLE BANK NOTE LIST.
a [cop'ed I'm The Dolly NNstl

Bank q rennessees .-paI
pnlon bank. s,.s,ssr, par
flanieIs' Bank s.....4paI
Merchanls' bank,.. =. pa
City Bank, ..4.s.-s...,paI
fradef1 Bank, ....,...poi
bank VI OomInerce par
Bank Of The unlon. pal
bank Of Chattanooga PAL
bank Of Memphis. .paI
River Bank, Memphis. pal
hank Of Dandridge, 2cdll
nank of Claiborne, no sal,
Rank o. IaEeNell, J.. 2odi|
Bank 81 rreuton B. !, 1cdI|
Bank 81 Jedsrson -. 2cdIl
Bank q Amerlcs. ltodII
Northern nank. =. .. pa
southern Bank 80. fcdil
citizsnh' papk,t... .6oedil
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Whole Tietets $40; Hdives s.; QAo,4ers $500.
Plan Of the Lottery
The numbers from TO bo,coo, corresponding
with those numbers on the tickets printed ON seIR-
rate slips Of paper, arc encifcied with small tim
tubes and placed 10 one wheel
The first $50 Prizes similarly printed and oneir-
clcd, are placed in another wheel 1880
The wheels are then revolved, aud number Is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from The other wheel The
number and prize drawn out are opened aud ex-
hihited 10 the audience and registered BY the Com
missioner; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until
the Prizes are drawn out
APPROPRIATION PnIzEs.--rhe two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing
the FIRST Prizes will be entitled to the as APP
Proclamation Prizes, For example II Ticket No
1880 draws the 500, 900 Prize those Tickets num-
bered ff24s, 1925, 1921, li252 will each be en-
titled to 5000. II Ticket No. 800 draws the S2O,-
600 Prize, those Tickets Numbering 5i8, $40, 551
552, will each be entitled to $3.50, and 50 on ac-
cording 10 the above scheme
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES win DO sold
at the following rates Which Is the risk.
-, . 101Ialf e 80
10 Quarter IS
4" 10 Eighth . $50
In Ordering Tickets or Ceruficates.
Enclose tho money 10 our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be forward
ed by hrst mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing IN any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent 10 purchasers immediately after the drawing,
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail,
can use TIE ExPnRss conpAsiEs, whereby mon
ey for Tickets, in sums Of Ten Dollars and up
wa can he sonf ms r.
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OARS JUST WHAT ID LIKE TO KNow."-
The Clumbus (ohio) Journal reports a
row in that city:
"a large African, whose back might
answer for blackboard in public
school, was arrested, and boulder,
weighing about four pounds, was found
under his shirt bosom. On being ques-
toned as to how it came into his posses
sion, he exclaimed, with look of blank
astonishment, Oats just what I'd like
to know, how dat Internal rock got inter
my bozum. l 'spect some dam Niger
must have frowed it dar."
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Read Thia /

IAUR CUSTOMERS CAN PAY THEIR Ao-
" counts and Notes with us for 1858, in good,
sound merehantable Wheat at the highest market
price. We are compelled 10 make collections, and
you now have good opportunity TO pay as. So,
come On at once and get sacks and bring us your
Wheat Al As early day as practicable.
Very truly, robson, RICE 4 co.
JulyiI6 W = ~ q ~ 'sIsAt
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Bag The Moniteur de la Flotte, Gov
eminent organ, says that Denmark has
coded the Island of st. Thomas to the
United States. f N
The above modest announcement of the
transfer of an important island in the
West Indian group, from the sovereignty
Of Denmark, to the United States, APP
pears in the foreign intelligence by the
Nova Scotian. u hue it is an event Of
considerable importance, as the island in
question possesses much commercial
valae. 1t is small in size, being no more
tnan seventeen miles in length, and four
AID a half in its greatest breadth, but
has fine harbor, and has enjoyed the
advantage of being a depot of goods for
many neighboring Islands. tits annually
visited by a very large number of vessels,
and has quite an extensive trade. The
population is stated at twelve to thirteen
thousand. Probably the State Depart
ment at Washington can enlighten the
public as to the correctness of the state
ment about its transfer to the United
States.-N Y. Journal of Commerce.
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. A LOT OF FINE RIFLE GUNS, JUST RE-
IN eeived and for sale low by
I June robson, RICE a co.
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STILL They oMEl-The fabrics, manu-
features, and gewgaws, and other mer-
chandize of Europe, we mean. The Per-
STA comes full so does the Kangaroo
as did the Ocean Queen and Teutonia,
earlier in the week. Rich country this
must be, to consume and pay for all these
goods,-without bursting.
In the commercial eolumnwill be found
some suggestive Custom House Statistics
of the foreign trade at this port for the
month of July, the sum and substance of
which may be given in this form:
Imports, t $23, l67, 607
Exports, 81 1862, 1893
Balance against us, 1855 ,2l4
In the Exports the Specie Shipments
are not included. Gold and Silver ex.
ported for the month $l0,051,0l9 IN Y
Express. ss f
Gov. Stevens of Washington Territory
is elected delepate to Conuress t+t
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Chewing Tobacco.


- CheWing Tobacco, and for sale low, BY
May 20 H0BEsoN, RICE 4 co.
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Exeontor,s sala Of Nsgroes.

r WILL SELL no THE BfGIEs'r BIDDER,
II al the late residence Of Jesse Rhca, deccascd,
on Cane Creek, IN Monroe county, Tenn on Sat
urlpy, the 10Th day of Heptembaf next, ELEYFN
LTkELY NEGH0 ES. Via George, aged abon,
As years RufreIl, ~. Nancy, "; Patsy "a, Hon
~. ~ John, n Tom, o Stephen, q Frank, 4.
Mary, A; and Jake years old---on a credit q
tVelte monibs the purchaser giving motto with
approved security \. y oRiffiTH, Err
Aug. IL, lsts--si ,ss - = = -
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LAND OFFIcE DECISION, The Commits
sioner of the General Land Office has de
cided that under the postal presumption
law of March 8, 1855, the right to select
and pre-empt section of public land for
each twenty miles of the postal route run
by the mail contractor is exhausted by
the selection under the .fra contract, and
that no renewal of contract renews the
right to make selections. fsf
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Ras The Moniteur de 10 +

syotes in this election with Davidson, Robert
son, and Montgomery.
Votes in this election with Bledsoe.
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s4ok ,,%ss,Hfssffssfrn

Eof ~ oNr4W DVf|fI0|1. f11{1l||ion, N0nffQ, fi1f
Hfsnct, I1tt 5f HNrtf|<, ofu4t NNtloet CnhIfalnft
Boss., froans NV crdssb. Dbssai>rr, cs'ie. cAsi:
v n INV q ~ rnr fAtf rhSf frri rfntr.
u o Ne hum.n i.mIll !, '.,z, II '.t 1oIlse'ee 4,
osher copdIlpns Of ls, thish. " ~ l<'.ieoet %
tIs knttitdke o. c<creI.t y r8'1<.1 .1t< iney r.J
lssl.ssh,ssf assef tenif ss>i''< .i1tt<a: ht.'th.
tsss, Q purdue d. ssT'slsi, d.. -ti,i W ,ssiss
iifekfth and NE for ils end Dr. ues.cite< ~ ih6
Tfas sr0NfoH riT1tf 3. ~6ici ), ttIs az B. 81
fne4 ilfIcn. but dnt IIf I11 tftn tried f1f yfaf|
grihr satIffacIon - AZ sfu have --tt a. The nfers
oporait .o4tIi0l4 nrcr he .hor<It % se-
restorhk htn y healthy and vlEofonf fciion, snt
thus By tht Ahtft process o. sirrnrt1eh'nr NATURE
enable The sytftn y Triumph fiSeast. r'rrrfur
dysentery o. nus. % fentray couIfActtd ~ utH te
ders Hnd caused pflettaiIy by ~ shanfs q ratcI
aud diet viii BE- speedily rlkssted " brief use 81
BY more prevalent When la N III ~ vafoas lornl,
irlbniedto arrangements o. ne eill't prfnnh can
b. curcd without fsn BY using H0trETIEHH rTONr
ACH nIrJERNan per directions % the bottle. fdf
this disease every physcInq wfecommend hliieit of
some tnd. then wy not u4t a. aftieIe Hnpuu 70 ~
lninhief Every country have their hiifefr pfr.
yenfVe Uf disease and strengthening df he system ~.
GENERAL ahf among them on there Il not ~ found
healthy people than the Germans. from WHOM .ds
preparation enauaitd, bnled upon stIe1UHe ftptri.
hents which has attended 70 adyaqfe The destiny Of
ihis great preparation In BE medical scale 81 sciences
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B6sr Tho Louisville Democrat noun.
mates s. A. Douglas and John Young
Brown, Of Kentucky, for President and
Vice-Presidentin 1860, -. = +. 4 ~
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Notice. t
TNHE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF
Il Labon Lingerfelt, late Of Polk county, decd,
having been suggested as .quired by law, all
persons having claims against said estate, are
hereby notified and requested 10 file said claims
authenticated, as required by law, with the Clerk
Of the county Court Of Polk county, on or before
tho 10th Of January, 1860, for pro rata distrbu-
ton, according to law.
ELIJAH LINGERFEBT, Admir-,
Of LG6OH Linse.fett decd.
Aug. 10, Is59-St-569
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Wheat.

II wish TO BUY A SMALL LOT or PRIME
i White aud Red Wheat, to be delivered before
Saturday, The 23d July, for which viii pay cash
July Is : J. M. HENDERSON,
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Pay Up.

I A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO WITT
~ RUcKER for The year 1853 are requested
to pay up. We have waited you seven monihs
leneor than we agreed 70. We sold you Goods
cheap, and want TO still sell you, but we can not
buy Goods unless you fquidate your notes and
accounts for last year. WITT RUCKER.
Ann 10
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Ths trying and brosokinf di-ea-e rAeh h-e- Ne ~
lentless grasp the body ~ nln| reducing him 10
shadow IN short spatt ofli1l. and hin
physically and mentsily useless, GO be defeated and
ariven from the body ~ he nie bfnoafHfTfRB hRa
rOWNED BfTfKR1. Further, any 81 tie an " gtptkd
diseases eannol he contracted When exposed 70 any or
dinary conditions producing ihem N The Ditiers
eed ~ dIrectIona Aud ~ y neither creates
sea odents she palate. and rendering unnecessary
any change Of diet c. uerrupilQn 20 usual pursuits
bat promote 9oand sleet And leauy digestion. The
complaint d thus removed speedily Is consistent
with the production Of fhnfnuah and pefua
For Persons in Advanced Years
who ale fnitfInr rom En 1niSeii7d o6nstiluiion and
lnhlm bsdy, these nirs Ins4iha1ie - ftsiorA.
tite u strength ard vkof and needs only tc De tried
% be Appreciated. And to mother akile nufsinf,
these Buffers Indispensable tpeciaIy where the
mothers noufishntnt IL 10 The 0enands Of
The child consequently her strength must yield, End
here u wlefe good tonic, such Hos fff'o eon
rrh bitters needed 20 mpsri temporary
fgor 10 the - s.em- Ladies should BY aN try
th remedy for All cases Of debnny and before do
ing ask your physcian wha n he is acquainted With
the virtues Of the Biisers win recommend fer use ri
al cases Of weakness. 7.'If
CAuTION.-we caution the pabic against nsins
any Of the many limitations counterI.ts ash for
HosTErrKR's o kiEBRk STOnkcH BTTKsns, and see
that each bottle hiss the words 'sDr. J. Hosteters
Stomach Bitters" blown the side Of the bottle and
stamped the metallic cap covering the cork. Oh
serve that autograph signature u the label. .
~ Prepared and sold BY HOsTETTEU 4 SMITH
pittsburgh, Pa sold BY all Druggists Grocer . aud
dealet generally throughout The United stafe6 Cana
da, South America and Germany.
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A Lot on NO. FLOUR ON HAND AND
"A prsalsb BY robson, RICE a 90.
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NOTICE

TI4vINQ ASSOCIATED Mr., y. M. XII.
IL gore With me 10 the Foundry and Machine
Works, i hereby notify all persons indebted TO me
70 come forward and pay a. must close mp Tho
oh business will certahit put al claims out
for epleetiopf ne paid ilhrhcdistey
o.zIAiAiERsfAN.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITTEs OF
70 U 7 H A ND M ATU RITYt

Jasf Published Gratis, the 25fk ThousoRd.
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
N Treatment, without Medicine, Of Slefmator-
fhea or Local Weakness, Nooturnal Emissions,
Genital and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of the System, llnpotency aud Impediments TO
Marriage generally,
BY b. DE LANEY, ND.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the nprudence and sol
itude Of youth, may be easily removed wIrHotr
MEDICINE, is in this small tract clearly demdif-
straied; aud the entirely new and highly success
fal treatIncnt az adopted by the Author fully az
TO cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the leasl possible
cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised hostru rs
Of the day. N
Sent to any address, gratis and pbsi ffce in
scaled envelope by rcmtthg tpost naid) two post
age stamps TO Dr. b. DE LANET, Us Eatt Sl,t
street. New York City. July S-54i
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bI AHA AOAOEn LIZA En- i
CLASS NO. 465, AL - -
Draws Wednesday, August Dist, 1853,
On the Three Number Planl
rs Numbers-1S Drawn Ballots. -
Nearly One Prize 10 every two Tickets
Grand Prize of $4,000
Rises 1905 81 frsss ST.. So
81 $50 Prizes sS siuoanlias III 10 s5isi77l
whole Tickets ,ie' Halves 20 Quarters $3.50
Ia Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Eclose the none, to our address for the Tickets
dsred, on receipt o. which heS viii be forwarded BY
hfet mail.
ThelIst Of Drawn Numbers ana Prises WILDE sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post once, County and State. ~
All Prizes Of $1,000 and uudef,paid Immediate
y after the Prizes at the usual time
forty days In fal without deduction. FT7'
Notice to Correspondents.
Those who prefer not sending money by mall can use
THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets IN sums Of Ten Dollars and
upwards, can be sent us
At Our Risk and Expense,
from any city or town where they have an once The
Pos tlosos Stamped 6aceteps,s or The Rrpres, Com
PANT cannot receive them. = 80
All communica alto az 81 ic iyoonndential
address orders for rickstsor Certiheatesto
MOOD t Eppr So 90 A Ass,s cSs9.EAA
or WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware,
SW- AIist o. the numbers that are drawn from he
tied e, will b. publshed sitter every drawing IN he
following papers augusta t0A.) Oonstitutlonalst,
Mobile Register, Nashville naaeite Richmond Dis,
patch fauiding tMias) Clarion, and New York Times.
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scovn Mssn, No. Ill charires street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States,
10 whom all orders must be Addressed tfr
Sold by WV. BuhNE, Athens, ., II. MAo1iL. Mouse
Greek; McFARLAN A EnNI. KnnNvllle. Jan la-lN-699
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nay We know paper that has an i'm
valuable local editor he cannot find
rows enough to make his department in
teresting, he kicks them up himself and
then gives vivid descriptions Of them.
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RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY,
Kingston. Tenn, +
For Ma1ea and Eeualoa

TUE TRUSTEES TAKE PLEASURE IN
Il announcing to the public that they have'agaiu
secured the services Of Mr.. WV. O.. LLOYD and
DAvenrERs, aud that the Winter Session Of the
above popular Institution will begin ON Monday,
the 9th day Of September next
Rnfca Of Tnition NJ hcreknforci ~ N
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1OO0 SACKS KINGS SALT, THE
Il EOO fines, and best Salt in tho world. just
received and for sale by
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Bdy- A ''wee bit of boy" astonished
his mother few days since. She had
occasion to chastise him slightly for some
offense he had committed. Charley sat
very quietly in his chair for some time af-
forwards, no doubt thinking very pro-
foundry. At length he spoke out thus
''Muzzer, wish pad getanuzzer house
keeper, I've got tired seem you roundp
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Gov. Stevens of Washington Territory
is elected delegate to Congress. p
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CASH / CASH. CASH !

II AM PREPARED no ACCOMMODATES TO
IL n limited extent, those who are in want Of
Money, as my Shaving Machine has undergone 4
repair recently aud cuts swectly, without pre-
dncing a tear. Call soon. NJ. l.. PllII.LIPs.
Athens, April 22-tf-552
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Listen TO Ne Again. win You
ROBINSON. RICE q co.

"AvE. ON ,HANDtsA LARGE lot OF
III SUMNER CL0THING, which they are
anxious to sell atgreatly reduced prices oallAnd
examine them. July 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

pretty well authenticated report reaches us from
California that tSo petty officers Of the Uosd Sa's
Army, while oa their way from For. Buchanan TO the
San P,tre River, were brutally murdered by the
Apache indians. Their names are not given.
Capt Gnnetts Command Of the 9Th lofsntry len
Los Angeles on the 26th Of March fer Fort Yuma,
TO correct with Col Hofnan's force. Thsse are &C.
compsrsd by party having IN charge the Govern
meut mules tIom Fort Tejoni another in charge OF
hundred head OF bsef cattle for the soldiers, sn1
third With the mules landed at San Diego.
Corporal Smith of the 9Th IIf,nry killed private Of
the same regiment last month, while endesyorng to
arrest him for dunken and disorderly conduct.
Dr. Edgar, U. S. A, has purchased the San Gorge
rio Call ranch, lately owned by joseph Bhdger, ssq.