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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-16
TUE LITRST NRWS!

INTERESTING e PROFITABLE TO EVERY OWE.
\ consequence Of the hard tines have e7neladsd to
make srelirsduslon in the selling price Of my goods.
shall atths tine, oi.r some Ofihe greatest bargain
IN several articles rec lived direct from auction.
CALIC0ES with the exception Of English and NsrriaAeE
a. lOc per ward.
MUSLIN DR. LANES goods never reAllsd forissS than
IS cents At onT ISL cents. and all others Ia proportion
PrRs-I oSer good A'oFtnsnt, and Al pixies to Iuli
M6sLtSs, both B.seA.d Aud Brown, Is per cent les,
than any other hou's
MILLINERY GOODs-A complete assortment. very i,v,
Sn.h Wholesale and reas row RGshei atl2Xs, row a:
ls1e AMI Arrow steL
CHEAPER than ether house in the city Of wheeling
anV other place.
ct0AKS AID sHAWLi Ia every variety, Sai cheaper
than any other hoaSe.
SILKS-A very good article Of BAeE sEss a, SIe, and
late style Of fancy silk, worth and SOd every shsrs Tor g.
Al onlV IS cents.
LlNENS-An rrtlels worth l5e At AnlT 49,.
PARNNETrOS AND FRENCH MERINOs-of every col.
price, loser than offered beiorc also plain ne.
Aines. very ns guAtv, such aSssls At 9Se for lsH1
RID GLovES-Ino'h=r lot Of those extremely cheap
GAUNTLET, n size.
Iador;, viii sell all All any Of ny rood. to sui, Ties,
hard hines ISAAC Prayer.
uoVa lSl Main street near Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-16
NEW GOODS.
FIRST sTo OK OF
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.

tbs nariber hNVlns Just returned from the East, b,ss
Leave state lhathc sNn of'r great inducements In Dry
dsod', pelgng himself vii cell Is percent. cheaper
hNH any other hou.s In the cltv--inr cash.
Particular attention IL called to the 'nllnWlnEltc
Preach GOShS.-lS1 pieces ~ IT, all c,lors and
IVlc'' neSiell-at quality black Slk Calico width only
ST. WostA one dollar yard; the very best quality Mack
Bl the"ENfe brand" for only tilS, rvs sol At u.s.
nsShtyei Of trpei SE', BNyAisrs, ri-S Sn, etc. any
antique SIX NlENys ,oil Tor RlSi Tor on,v :; 81 yAra
TOO pieces French HIcrIno u ~ coors; an *.
Saat giA'. ~ only SSc Ayar, overs ST Aiic the very
best q thnan M'rno always sold air,n ,,J,t viii
eel Ati,on NyAru
$50 piece. or oburyS mud ParametIosG nne
SSV 'a'h 'A"Ay sells ior aye. per yard: for only
All WaOl plata Dc Lnlnes, all eolor', LppOn',
make, for onr GiYc AvArl
W. MA le robes; also robes hs nAvaiers robes AIull.
~, robes de Chaps As' A"ossn'at at greatly reduced
DOMEsrICs.
10 eMss o. Pirate b., STILES, neat and small aEursd
fast eol''. warranted, from to etc, worth l2T cts,
yaIi and some AilcE A'6I crnt,a yard.
ate leheh SheeIIug aud ShirtIHg MHSiIH Of
~ ulltm AMI prices sn eV.esutqplltI,A IWie. At only
iOc Nni 'aus yery gDoi N,W as SHc: RroEu the same.
hhnwls, CiOaks md NanIlIIns, ths most com,
ao nint ever bFou;hs to the city, OF all possible
RIr.I Par'i EvrR loRntNIRY ntRGAtSsl-La.
oNnehslet 70 provide Themselves with beautiful and
Wnnhetet o. Var' this season. will DAD tito their AdVAn
tAtst1 sNNns stock before purahasnr a, nv a,ort.
msn1 than THAI been and prees eonserN.
parehwhl them direct from the Importers
Aai NAnutNctntert Anl puly freA,h Il rycsA eoasra.
BE AdTA1tase' Sni An therefore enNbled to sci, very
Snetp; Rn'lA SABLE, MINK, Stone MNrn, French Sable,
hteh LVnT, Nen7eti AMI all the usual vAreties have IN
lGrFs Nbl1dNnee AMI At all prleet
RlRnkets-lSo pair lo,t lit AMI ia.l very eAsap.-
10 HN1ksts can o6sr great lndl,4n.nt,
Oarpeu -l0l pseNi " cArp-t, ~ AllsInds Bru,,el,
Three Py, 'ipertns, 10 rata, all Wool, ETC. viii ,s
goat quality ~ Clst sje, AMI superior auNity ali
wal for onlV 50 cen., great bNTeNn lSi Ie,Tth nn,
hn1 Brael HsAh Rug worth for oaly o.; he Sn,,t
gaSlI Velvet RiSI the largest site siENvS sN At as Tor
SsiI s. DO, ssan'a IlIs, worth Is. clv t!SO.
ALEX Hlh'NtAN
aspiI 1871 Main Street
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EXTRA PREMIUMS

IN TIA PtEMlLMSl
H5TuslAf,t Of three more elabi over $50 us usTA
u Bo6st.
T1rtas nstttsrs-ii aver 80. 80 sorih of Books.
All fIr he next largest 80, Us uorih Of Books
The books q be selected NetBrug 70 the order o. the
Afsrt'1 ahnHH the ps-nlln Is awarded,
~ TIE CASH Nrsr BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
~ ADVANCE ROR CLUBS We cannot ahoTdto keep &C.
counts Tor Clabs,
v, psss1, r,'tiisg II B,iinny eli b dissihsi az
com ysfiiar 1s Asss prsaigms.
Alifsa A. CAMPBELL, BsihAny,
uhls-iF NrHNE- rouliv. Va.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
NO. ia MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
eREAr INDUCEMENTS 10 CASH TRAoE.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-16
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,


THs NsE.TglG fusgys. naT ar. ihan seventeen ysAn
ON ahch "a ne hf iilraa In NJ s5fii ai appeared
fsfiI'f on a. aprfI g,iptff shfri 1t % laT price
Attg9 csntt an aIrt htt Attunfl 30 uIautlsr az
Etsfts 81 aafs than E1i0D iib,-rptlni respectfully
HeU ~ shtrs u thi pttrlnAss nhsh he Mslfop1AtAa
Pf-Hb hslssiBT,h 10 receive.
Wthin The pfasni Tsp fis raiarrR has provided Itself
vim All Nttsr Pfst,, IL eos. " lll,Np, nsfry
that sans oi or tab'gfb'r mNy receive h'lr papers
mtl strisr hAn thsY olhsfHHs niGht do Win
p,nisnt' ai' no'timp,fani p1iaH hrlifhoui he ely.
iitsi H3d sat ttla " srvri ch1fsn ff9a tbs
bet H. ne gilntfV, .. believe haiyyrn those sho d,l'-
as p5hfss u ai1sus 70 Il 'ft1t1e Ia avaHag
W. eIaVistiiat All A.itT Ia m,htAnils usm, We ~.
PsNihsn th8s vha believe that "a qsrsl,ri circulation
u ras rasvss Foai e1niucs to ne political, Intellectual
Gai moral Ssbsing % ns Rspi7s - AID az In sfectns
aaeh Increase.
rHS D,ilI rasgtS h prnt,i On ,ri, npsri,l sheet,
tAi pibhshsi sVsfr marninf sai evening" t7in1AV
t-Pls, and aNi.t to mb,edbsr' ilr dol,r' per
Hun IN AVAnss, u ior dN month
ruI ssH WustLT rruvts u pl,llslri ever TUESDAY
Ani HRiDAf. Ani contlnt ~ the elt1rI t Of M Daily
With NE Cattle, Horts Ani Gs1ral Ntrtst' reliably
garii syprst,lJ Tor rN raiBgtt' Virafn AT D1m-'s
Olfrpali-nss, All d1rlnt ne eannf ,s"i1p ~ Cen.
EritI II vii certain tln nary % Coafrsi'onA i1nst
Nith hf upfs inpnrtni tDseehss u Ei Alt1 elniAn
hrI'san NsVsl, e,atlna,i from naub-rta nsubr, ut'
af,lat a'',tia family nau2Ipist' Hose EaS prefer
TRIMS.
O1s c,pV, oa- y,Or - VIv. C,p'.,. ,s,v.,r.1iteS
Tso cop.', 1n,r-Nr. rsn OjPs,, % %. Ific'H. 20
IT'S sst'VauCLr rhSgsG 10 scat :, C'sfS'asn A. ~
RS SsS.V,,t w0sLr r1t,rI Ai,r,. siIh,.p,r, p..
per for hs eainirT pibhal every NiIriay, All
taln, EltorNt o. rs inpitN1t taps' o' th- Tins, tbs
bssi u tn F'~t at'r'1 from III DNtt
" Ng Hirii, tvs NsV,Ylrk C4lur, Horse All Ps1il..
Nv'k't' uisf-tlut AL r.. tss Political Mechanical Aai
AEfsallIrA ArlsiSI, Ae., s..
TERMS
Oas cp7F, -, TsNr 81 PV, clni-'. ons JsAr -
fhfss Once, VsNF. . Ten Copies, year ....n
rE-1VC I,s,, bs1sIi irst At n, rNtsatil pr Nn'ulp
rs'1 Oipi', - dii,s''O o. sIsi tIb''-bir, AL any
Arss'nHAhsr ~ N, rate ~ lt2l ciih.,.. ~
AnV B.ri,n s'1lns Otih ~ rF,NtF viii he
sa,u-t u An sVstc,pr. Wsc3htnus - sinl rdu WEgE.
~ rNlsrSnta clergyman Tor I'll
AibVhntia1' nav -aau'nc. At a1ruHi rsrnJA lTsyt
eatl In Ai'N1'L When AifNN oNl prn'1rsi much
StsT Aln u rint bank hli' Al letters - h. AiiteiIsl
10 HORACE GREELEY / co,
Tribune nllilsgs,
NNiau St., NeW.Yort.
THErNlHTyg AMINO 'lr 1859, s,aiNn7F ths Pee.
haa R'tarn' Al ", uIlt n,t-r viii ba pib'h-i Absit
0Nr'tnN Pies y ieatN; Il Copies pa'pld, for 81 100
copis' pN'Ip,i, s. Address a. above.
act!)-6teoW.itg
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
49,

Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAHT, Sunday night excepted between Rich.
nond And Warrington C,y via GOrdonGVlis and AlsE.
AndriA.
Hours Of departure =, Rich.
mond. .6t A. ". and 1850 P. n.
Returning leave WAShnEiOa...S AN. Isdl Pm.
and
Arrive At Richmond. .........i:so P ". Aui4 AN.
Baggage checks and tickets, gwen through between Rich
mond and Washington.
THEsE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent Orler, and CLARIFYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL. give she best guar.
Antse Of always securing connections hoWn BY ARR.
va!s daily At Richmond and Washington city ia advance Of
the Steamboat line.
RLEE EEIWEEK RICHMOND WASHINGTON ... 20
An omtbuS will be found always ready 70 take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the Eo DcpOts free Of charge with ample time for them 10
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between DAnVls ard
Washington al the Terminus Of the Road nearly
p!sted to Danye. An Agent Of the Company will receive
the Checks Of passengers from the DAaVe Road, and at
tend TO their baggage ali the Way to Washington orhs Bal
tuiore Depot
The fare the By the mall line By the old steamboat
route.
THERE'S change Of cars on the night Rich.
mond And Alexandria. tsi
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Great Reduction In PrIees for Ca.h.

AN Offering splendid Guortmsnt Of all fInAs and
eolor' ~ Hrsnsh Msrino'. some ~ them worth a. rs
for T5. all vol; Piai' worth re for ne; afoehe PhASS
North si0for 70 and 81 Chenille and Long 10
abundance and At Ts reduced prices; HGneT and Hl.ek
sk' some A. cheap =, &c per yard, worth 75r; all WOOL
De LANES worth 50e for a. Pity pieces Of Tibet Cloths
worth Sife for 25e all color; Embroldsr, and Whit,
Goods At nearly onehAf yoH have pay EenrTaily La.
de'mproVsi shape Hoor Skirts II IItohhnE low rates;
nahnelt o. every Descriptions among which viii be found
somsof he hnsIt wtleh and Cogttry HsnHsI warranted
not 10 shrnf; eEra heavy and hne Ladies' w-hTu
iari one of The competent aGsATtmenG Of FANCY DO
NESTfC DRY GOODS IN the cltY. Receiving Rbndr daily
Of The Nissi styles made here ad imported thereby Fesp
log full Asaormsnt a. all snd At prices AZ
~ IailfJ Me most p1rlenAr-tor CASE 0Strl Cash
fore puehIsBg tiSsNhsTe IT No. 50 Main strSst Ce.rs
Wheeling. ioetisl joins RoEMER.
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WILDE g BRO

p EsPErTPuLLT ni,ra the pabI. that they ha,, re-.
u esiye one Of the llrsstt A7 t3ihlonahe lnYo.
city o. wheeling, eann-i'lne FRENCH English anI Amer.
can PApsri t1i Borders IN Nuoit snileS, VARIETY they
we're p1rea1sd beaT ths customary raGrket figures, and
viii be cold o'rsip,1 bsa,tfi Glazed
Paper q - esht' n=r Rnihs osre elsewhere st
lsk lfyol Stih 5IrsNh' Awe CALL ~ We are deter
mined to 1eli NttGh 1'e-S v, Fi I'm esn5rtIau The
attention Of WHOLESALE DEALERS inVtei a. We enn
i1b orr Goods 7,ftfVaSAb- rates Oar stock u IN.
TlRELH SEF, Tee ron Old AL appreciated IT;ss
carried oTerrom lNHFeAr. A9l
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
Al the Office Of the Millsnnial
HaFbinger, Bethany, Va.


HHlnfiAa niNh-hJ 10 tsii zee III tshii ~
~ tspT - "a trAsssIls ~ espI, = trrti e a. ftsa,
ft sirt Is tstit. a. ID fartsT asfases rh Strst u
a 40 Iaftty nsfssss, ~ sdFss, cana ttt ts a. q
fafafT nafnefs, az stfst, . ~ rslt tlafP,tif
Chfttitn hffirit 49, edition, o.
osr'asa B.ps,, sil ~ Ah,sssi'sii go csh,slsssls
~ psf e1pT.
B'ssisss lsnsa csnslisis-, s,,s,sa ~. fs's'l sa
A. camphsi, a..
oAr.'aa Eirii', ni vsiss.p,i, sa,iia Is P.'sspy
a. 60 q Do ransg ,apsIeI
40 a. da % afAtea4ls. a.
0stn bsbais, 49, siiush Wa
hifs bytsss, dsu slu1a. $40. psf aNl tlso.
nsrIsg " Dr. Js'sf. " " D. Lard, psr ALI, liia
Principles ald scis fins ks fsat EFflfnaau, afrsd
~ canrs-u szi sihsfs hgR AeAAfissn. Fnss, ifsu
" .srttto ti.
HtIisr', Fs.mt--Pian, u. sStr,, o..
A Address Ga Waf, pfiTs % csnit rrf tlnds copTs
AasS ysissft - Ne NilganlA iisfbassf u pr vel
lthrunf. belhi t'H.
~ on rstspt n ts sHsv ~ atsTs Ill hs cent psii'
a. hss-CHHsut1 uaptii ace Dsh,.s Ani l,fslnfsfsts
s'psd n p',ass "a tAs i1r.-f Il as4si;gs % the
lans' " ~ q co.
EE-Ns bsls sin h ''nt - ssEai'sisA
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IN, common nan, Of the roIi'o.'iar'd .ooip'ss'r.
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I'M As Low As RY ANY ornEa RoUrE.

~ Re particular AnI ask for Ticket, via. The C. Wal
Short Line Rail Road
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ANEAA - Wv uANNsHANEAsN 1893
rSsp,A o,t,. q. .,pr.isa oi,, Sia,.. $50
s4tst 20 sua year, ofl espy ilf iArssysau 3oe
GOO. s0a
incapIot ....................... y %
igs5ps, al oas copy rfAu,l .............. o %
s. copies, thli ons r1pr rratlt ~ "
s0t3pI-t an % gstisF " club, one book Sap
tan All one nsAuy J1gai Hyma Book ....... 3S
Ileape and ~ Sr.trr o. ciIh 80 b11s' on big-
ten Ali tHp neatly bound tiyun b1oS'l...... 70 90
100 f1rlet tant % gyttsf up n hl4a three book
hApitm Ani three neatly b1unl llrmn hsoGt.. 100 70
80 copies tahi e1plfs u he book on Baptism Ani
shsAliy bsant yma B,aktl "
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THErNlagyI ELNINNo Or 1859, continuing tbs Pee.
uaa R'tar' ~ ", unh natter, viii b1 plbl'h-l Abolt
0or'tnW Ptesi s1,l; Il Copies, p''ipai, for 81 loo
copis' p,tp,i, g. Ailreb a. above.
sct!)-6teos.AtH
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For THROUGH TlekriI and other HformAtioh .nqnrs
At Central ono Ticket Oss, IL hesprFS House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14

We learn that charges have boen pre-
ferred. by three clcrgymen of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, against Rev
VIM. Daily, of that church, and Presi
dent of the Indiana State University,
for three alleged Offences, lst, Drunk
enness; I'd, Lewdnes, and 3D., Offering
money to witnesses Of his misconduct
to secure silence. Tho testimony of a
very large number of tho most respect
bic citizens of this place has been pro-
cured, as TO these charges, and has
been or will be, forwarded TO Rev. Mr.
Gillett, Presiding Elder of the District
in which the Rev. DIR. Daily resides
Tho trial now contemplated Is, of course
only that by the church, but if the
charges be proved, it will be impossible
for the Trustees toevade action on then
affecting the position of the accused il
the University. The facts on which
the charges are based are alleged &
have occurred in this city on Friday be
fore New Year, or on New Years day
and to have been witnessed by number
of our best citizens.--Indianapoiis Jour
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Kansas Gold Mines.

We continue to receive accounts evc-
~ sew days from the new gold diggings
ut Pixies Peak, says the New Albany
Tribune, that must turn the heads of u
great many enthusiastic young men,
We arc told that that the diggings con.
sist of millions of acrcs'-that gold is
found on the surface of the earth, and
So depth Of eight ieet-that the gold
it not found in pockets" and ravines as
in California, but scattered broadcast
over a vast extent of territory-that
with the rudsst implements from ~ to
IS in gold can be obtained per day but
with improved means $50 can be obtain
cd. Now all this may be true, but gold
stories should always be received with
allowance. A few months ago the great.
est excitement prevailed in California
and even IN this country in regard to
the Frazier river mines, butthosc mines
have been abandoned and denounced
humbug. Yet gold can befound there
and plenty Of it, but the labor of seeu-
ring it is so great and success so unccr-
tain that it will not ''pay." So it may
prove with the Piko's Peak diggings.-
1t will be q year before the ordinary
comforts or necessities of life can bc OBJ
tanned in that distant region, and the
labor and privations that the carly mi.
ners will DO obliged to undergo will be
sarcelcy recompensed by their gains
unless those gains should far eAcccd
"from 81 to s6per day" and perhaps $50
While We shall continue to publish the
various accounts received from these
mines, we would warn any of our read
ere who are disposed to catch the gold
fever, that these stories arc mainly OK.
aggerated, buff true they will scarcely
warrant general stampede. II you
are making a fair living, or have apros
poet Of making living at home, stay
there. Don't lot letter writer's throw
dust in your eyes, Lot even gold dust.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14

The Senate was organized on Thurs
day the 9Th inst, by theelcction of Hon.
John r. Cravens as president pro tenn
The balance of the officers are the same
as chosen at the special session. The
vote for President stood Cravcns "a
Wallace %.
In tho House Hon. ]. w. Gordon was
reelected Speaker, Notwithstanding q
powerful effort on the part of the lie
comptonitcs to GUST him by clectine
Blythe an old line wing. Ryan was re
elected Secretary, Chapman assistan
Secretary and Jennings door keeper
A resolution was then adopted inform
Ting the Senate of the organization Q
the House, when It adjourned.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Death Of Milton Gregg.

The Now Albany Tribnne, comes to
us clothed in Mourning, for the !c-, Of
its Editor, Hon. Milton Gregg, which
occurred on Wednesday morning, the
9Th inst. His death, was caused by
aparalysis Of the BRAIN" Tho Tribune
of the 9th, says:
"With heart riven with sorrow, VIC
sit down to pen the announcement oil
tho dccease of tho editor of this paper
-MILroS GnEoa--who departed this
life Yesterday morning. The deceased
had been in illhealth for several months,
and during that time was only occas,
iona!ly able to attend to his editorial
duties. He returned from Cincinnati
on Friday last, and for two or thrce days
was confined TO his room. He gained
strength however, and on Tuesday wal
out in the city twice. On Tuesday ev
euing no retired at ten o'clock appar
emily "a we'll as usual, and in goot
spirits He slept we'll and easy, unit
about four o'clock yesterday morning
when Mrs. G. was awakened by his Ia
bored breathing. All attcpts TO arous'
him failed. Medical assistance was oh
tainod as soon us possible, but all effort
to afford relief proved futile, and fev
miutes before five he expired"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED Administrator Of the os-
i tato Of Robert ohm deceased by virtue Of an
order Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Franklin
County, Indiana, will sci. at public cutlery at the
Court House door In Brookviie, Saturday the 5th
day of February, 1859, commencing at one O'Clock
p. NJ. the following lots and lands belonging 10 the
estate Of said Robert John, deceased, to-wit Lot
No. In the appraisement of said real estate, being
y or the North West side Of the pasture o
owned by Mrs. Martha John.
Lot No. 2 ia said appraisement, containing abou
and 46 poles more or less and known rs this
wood lot North Of the Metamora Turnpike.
Lot No. in said appraisement, obtaining about
10 acres, and about 40 poles more or less and
being the upper pasture lot, and described az Lo
NO. gin Tie platmadc by said Robert John in hi
lifetime. .f sa
LotNo. in Sid appraisemcnt containing abou
acres and 100 poles more or less, called pastur,
lot No. on said plat and being the second ons
from the North.
Lot No. in said sppraiscment, containing
acres and ~ poles more or less. and called pastur
lot No. on said plat, being the third from the north
Lot No. In said appraisoment containing acre.
ana ~ poles moro or less, and called pasture 10
No.6 m said plat, and lying Immediately North o
Herman Linck's lot.
Lot No. in said appraisement, containing
acres and 22-lOO more or less, and called pastur,
Lot No - and In said plat, lying south of lipck'
lot and East of the Ryman lot.
Bids for the private sale Of this property or an,
part of 10 will be received up the day of sale.
The property Is cligibly situated near Drookyille
piatof he property can be seen at any time b,
calling ut the Office of Holland Binkley. and vii
be exhibited on the day of sale.
TkRss-one third down, balance in enc and tw,
years, with interest from date.-dsferrcd payment
seeared by notes, waving the benefits OF valuation
and appraisoment laws, and by approved freehol,
security. JOHN a AnATR Aam,r
jsn7 Il nof7
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Territory of Colona-

Dir. Colfax of Indiana introduced =
bill in the House of Representatives on
tho 9th inst, for tho organization of the
now discovered gold regions of Pikc's
Peak. Cherry Greek, &c.
The Territory will stretch from the
l03d parallel Of longitude to the crest
of tina Rocky Mountains, being from
four TO Ave degrees in width, and from
the 18th to the42d parallclof longitude,
making ID five degrees in length.
II will thus be nearly square and will
include parts of the Territories of Kan
sas, Nebraska, Utah and Now Mexico
nearly all however, being taken from
Kansas. II will embrace within it,
borders not only tho gold diggings, but
also the famous three peaks, the head
waters of both forks of tho Platte. the
Arkansas, and of tho Rio Grande; also
its exterior lines will DO guarded by
by Bcnts Fort in its Southeast corner
Fort Massachusetts near its Southern
boundary, and Fort Laramie Just be
yond its Northern line.
st. Vrain's fort will be near its confer
Bridges Pass, which shortcns the roa'
20 California over 100 miles. is in tn
4 northern part of the new Territory, AM
the Coochatapo Pass in tho Southern
Colona is the namc favored by tb
settlers, nearly two thousand of whom
arc wintering in the diggings.
Mr.. colfax expresses the opinion tina
by next summer there will be at leas
10000 persons in Colona, and 1t bein
important that they should have Te'
titorial government. he has prepare
the bill
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Reelection of Dor glas to the o. s. senat,

Reelection Of Dor glas to the U. s. Senate.
Hon. Stephen a. Douglas was re-
elected United States Senator on the
9Th inst A dispatch to tho Cincinnati
Gazette says:
along before the General Assembly
met in joint session, at two O'Clock this
afternoon, the galleries were crowded
with spectators of both boxes. A band
was stationed outside tho hall, and the
Democratic headquarters were draped
with the stars and stripes.
When the roll was called, every Rep
resentative was in his seat. The deercs,
excitement was exhibited in every coun,
tanancc. Barrett, of Springfield, on
nominating Douglas, attempted TO make
speech, but was repeatedly called t.
order and obliged to give way. Judd
of Chicago, then nominated Lincoln
when the roll was at once called. The
vote stood precisely as follows: Senate
douglas, IA; Lincoln, IL. House
Douglas; 40; Lincoln, 35. This result,
was received with tremendous enthu
siasm. The utmost confusion prevailed
the lobbies yelling, galleries shrieking
and bands playing. An adjournment
was Immediately made. There is 4
general drunk tonight.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14

iO- Why did not tho editor of the
Brookville. American send us copy Ct
the paper containing his defence of the
Telegraph. Hope be amt ashamed OF
|it--the Science ?--Liberty Herald.
We are inclined to tho opinion that
the editor of the Herald has overlooked
tho fact of his having received copy
cf the American containing the article
referred to, as we were particul,rin mail
ing it to him. The insinuation that We
wore ashamed of tho "defcnce," pro,
cceds from one, as VIC are led TO believe
from the above, who is himself capable
of such dupliciiy. Al any rate we re
gard the above as unkind and ungentle
manly.