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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

TREATMENT OF ABOTTTIoNIsTs IN GEORGA.-The fol
lowing of the recent tar and cotton appli-
cation to the body of Massachusetts man in Savan-
nah, Ga, is given by the Republican:
Sewall H. Fisk dealer in boots and shoes, on
Market square of several years standing. has been
the object of suspicion for time in consequence
of his known abolition prOcivties which he has
taken, as we informed, some trouble to make
known to slave population. His latest acts are
enticng negroes into his cellar night and reading
them all sorts of abolition documents and last Sun
day night devoted especially to the history of
the trial of John Brown. and general exhOrtation
upon the institution of slavery and the advantages
of freedom. These facts. hear, sworn
to before a Justice of the Peace by his nephew and
his clerk and coming 20 the ears of some parties
who have constituted themselves quasi-vigance
committee. Mr.. Fisks store over or in which he
sleeps, was visited, and he called out and gagged
before he could make either noise resistance. He
was then placed in a carriage and driven short
distance from the city and the application above
made TO his nude person. He was then left TO find
his way back he best could. His first appearance
IN the limits was near the hospital. where lie came
in sight of a Waterman. who was alarmed at the
sight that he gave a spasm0lC jerk at his rattle
and took to his heels not willing face so dreadful
apparition. 4 reinforcement however, was brave
enough TO approach him, when he conducted
home the most pltable object it Is possible TO mag
inc. Not spot of his skin visible and his hair
was trimmed closed to his head.
No less than four men, suspected of being aboli-
ton emssaries, were arrested in Columbus Ga, on
the I'd and Sd iust and examined before a commit
tee appointed by the citizens and finally discharged
with Injunction to leave with their faces turned
northward-with injunction they seemed to obey
not only readily but thankfully
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

The Democracy of Campbell county. in their re
cent meeting to appoint delegates to the ensuing
State Convention declared themselves in favor Of
Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON for the Presidencv
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ROOMS FOR RENT,

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY IAN, 1860.
WILL for sale the highest bidder, the COurhOrse
Il door in Nashville, my
SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND
the East SO Of ht Creek miles north Of Nashville,
containing 26 aSes OF 100 other
26 The % contains my dwell ng sut improve
ment three good pr lz and e and level and fronts
43 poles the Brick Chlrch Turnpike Road Ths 100
is for the part rich hrs large potion Of sPen
die TIMBER and fronts IVA poles the Bik Iharch Turnpike
d lies nearly in sbuare torn, with two 1901 Springs.
This is choice place, we'll worthy tie at sEJn Of all who
desire good places
NEAR THE CITY,
TERMS-One third cash, the balance in and two years
Notes we'll secured AID lien retained till
ment is made decll-tf JOSEPH HYDE.
Christmas Presents.
WE receiving magnificent assortment OF fne
wv Watches Silver Ware Plated Ware, and Fancy Goo
of Diam nds Amsthysts, CarbunCIe rnel
quOs and Pearl Work. mOurtd il The most artistic sy
suitable for the coming Holidays which will sel #
lower prices than offered before
Cali and examine them. W VI CALHOUN & CO.,
dsclI-f 10 Public Square, sshvle
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Cowden, Crtz Davidson. DOak. Ford, Fra zier, Cor
man, Greene Gay, Harris. Havron, Tugrsm, Johnson,
Ksnner, Kineaid, of Anderson Knoaid, Of Claiborne
Lea. L1ckhart, Martin May6eld NJ Csbe, Morphis,
Nall Roberts, Russell, Senior, Shrewsbury. SoWen,
Trewhilt, Vaughan White, Of cks N, Whitmors,
Williams of Franklin, williamf, of Knox, William
son, Wisener and oodlrd-l4
THE PEHITESTIARY.
Mr.. WHITE Of Dlvidson's resolution, embracing
the recommendation 10 the Governors message, Of
ferred Nov mber 81 and printed on page 2OS Of the
reports comirg w in order, it vas read
Mr.. BICKNELL should vote agninss the hiriog
out Of eonvic's like slaves or cattle. he thought
the idea degrading to the sensbilities Of our nature
Mr. HEBB took occasion to review the report Of
the Keeper Of the Prnientiary and to advocate the
passage Of bill the flies 10 lease out the Prison.
And then
On motion the House took recess till ? O'clOok
NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

DOwN on THE TENNESSEANS.-Thcrc is said to be an
old farmer living in Red River county. Texas well
to do IN the world and hOspitatc hut who has most
nconceivablc prejudice against Tennessee and Ten
nesseans, and nsomuch tia, he will not entertain
man from that State. His mode of ascertaining a
Tennessean Is something like pro-savery men in
Kansas determining ankce. by the pronunciation
OF the word COW" the Yankee calling it keow.''
His word is calico, which he says the Tcnnesseans
uniformly pronounce "kaker" A stranger rides
up, and probably asks the privilege of spending the
night at his house The oil planter, before answer
ing definitely. pulls out Il singular piece of calico
from his vest pocket and showing it the stranger
asks what he thinks of il. why that's kaliker
amt it.' he naturally replies. Hang me. sir :"
shouts the old planter. you're from Tennessee sir
vou can't stop here. sir You must ride on - Err
chutyc
There must he a mistake ia regard to the State
the "old planter" doubtless said North Carolina
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WILL OPEN
On Tuesday, December g, 1889,
For a short Time only,
Js INSCO VILLA MS CELEBRATED
BIBLE

YNNdfs magnificent Painting with Chaos
Il unues down in historical order the Raby CAtvF
containing than dy Of tbs interesting
IN the Bible
Exhibitions night Saturdays excepted open
81 to commerce. IL O'Clock precisely. Tickets CENTS 70
had At The door Chldrsn under 10 years and
ar prise Also exhibition tdR SHAY ard Frda
for families and schools open
At preeiSey sehOOan part e4chsryt
Will DC admitted 60 tie afternoon exhibition
u 3 Explained DIV Mr.. I'll 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

Navigation on the Upper Mississippi closed 2sth of
November, having opened the 18th of April. thus
continuing for period of 223 days. The number of
arrivals St Paul during the season was sos being
$50 less than last year, and less than any previous
wear since 1855.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

The sum of $4,000 has already been subscribed
for the proposed line of packets between Richmond
and Liverpool with a view to the establishment OF
direct trade between the two cities. The amount
required is SI5O,OOO.
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What has become Of the Union AND AMERICAN
(Tri-weekly) We have not seen it lately. Can't do
without it. We afraid we will 90 wrong demo
cratically) if we cannot occasionally set our com
pass by its OEtpoStS. Send 1t along; and we advise
our readers to send for it too--,JoaeSJoro Union.
The copy of the Jonesboro' Union containing the
above paragraph is the only copy of that paper we
have received since September This will explain
why it has not been receiving the UNION AND AMERr
CAN of late.
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TUX
On Tuesday The 2nfh of neceunher ne,

On Tuesday the goth of December next,
WILL, late residence Of j. Burrus decsa ed
offer ter sale to the highest ard best bidder,
which he reside next before his death II contains about
52S ACRES,
will be sid in holy parcels, may seem hest for
county Tenn six miles north Of MuTesboro near h Leoa
non Tu n9ke, and miles from the N @. Railroad
Iii well improved supplied with fang and
abunG OF good timber It is in high Of cult-a
on located in very healthy and superior ushborhood,
convenient to churches mills schools Bond approved
pay ment of the purchase money.
JAMES R. BURRUS.
At the time and place. from day day. will
Administrator Of W c. BurEu, deceased sell upon credit
OF twelve m5nhs lot Mules Horses Hogs stock and pork
Cattle, sheeP Germ Folder OAs and Shucks Wagons Carts
Farming Utensils OF the place, Household
Bond and security will be require OF purchasers and all
sums under IS cash. JAMES Il. BURRUS,
Administrator VI C ) Burrus, deceased.
At the time and place mentioned WILL pursuant
TO decree OF the Rutherford County Court at the
November term thereof in Of James Burrus and others
Fletcher Burus and Others offer for the highest
asmaIl land lying county. Tenn
diatey the Home Tract des et above tanning
by estimation, Al and 81 poles THIS is Vaua ian =
Also ther tract tying about 3 miles distant from the Home
Tract Wh s purchased from the of Searcy, de-
by said In5tte his life time This cedar land AID
ua5e The bddings the IL trace open IS per
and the cedar tract per Bond ard
ury will lie required aud lien retained for tue bet
Tity OF the purchase money. JOHN JONES,
decI4-tw3 Cler< & commissioner.
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REFERENCE.

EITHER BANK in Augusta, Ga.
W b >HAPA D & Co Nashville, Tenn.
u L YEA d. d.
W A RICHARpEON, LCu.s lille. Ky.
YkArHAN, itJBERrsUN * Co st. Louis, Mo.
ecI3-dI Ulays-wcm.
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CRlsP's GAIETX.

CRlsP'S GAIETY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IL,
night of ar. James Anderson and Miss Els
worthy. By desire Shazspear7's Play Of
HAMLET.
Mr. james Anderson Hamlet Mr. Walter Kee5le the
Gh1st, Mrs. W H. Crisp QUEEN Ger ude Kiss EsWOrthy
OpheliA. To conclude with
PERFECTION.
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SHUTS AND COLLAR,

SUNDREES TO ARRIVE.
- a BARRELS Rhodes' and Verner's xxx Pts5urg Ale;
ebD . bags BrCkwheat Flour,
% Hamburg Che'se:
2UO side test Leml OK Sole Leather
- barrels Sloe Pegs, assOrtel
% Fresh Cove Oysters;
50 do Pickles;
50 dozen WashbJards;
$50 thousand Cigars;
40 nests WdShtuhs;
The goods consigned and will be sold at
less for cash or short credit.
decI3 CARTER, WILsF0RO co.
Cooley FOR JASUARY 1860.
EEAGAN TREANOR Periodical gents No Union Street,
{ have just rs:etyed in quaint les,
GOdey's Lady's Book for January.
Single Numbers sold and subscriptions received by
decI3 HAGAS & TREANOR.
NROFHER JONATHAN FOR CHRIST
, ms and New Year, just received by
Ge;I3 HAGAN & TREANOR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

Mr. HARRIS presented memorial accompanied
by res SUTTON of The Board of Adorned of the
wn of Cleyels d. the sut sct If the liquor traf
6c, which referred to me Committee ii eplno
and Tippling II fuses, without reading
The SPEAKER laid before the H use memorial
from he NsW York Chamber of Commerce, having
reference the false packing of cotton, which was
referred 10 the COMMITTEES en- Agriculture, without
reading.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14
TEvvEsssE LEGISLATURES.

SENATE
TUESDAY December IS, 1889
The Senats was called to order a. niue o'clock by
be Sps4k-r, aud was orsaed with prayer by the
Raw Mr. Smith
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

By Mr.. PETERS; No. 173 To eform the jud :
CT II circuits Of West Tonnes E. Passed fr=t !, sd
ing and referred TO hs Committee on the judiciary
Ga motion of Mr. BUMPASS, it was ordered
that hundred pies CT the bill be printI d for
the use Of the Sena'e. --r
o. mo'iOa Of Ne SrOKBLY, the Senate sd-
iourntd nine o'clock 1o-mlrrOw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

FINE Tract Of Land containing
~ proved, having it handsome brick
sdonce Of eight roOHs-outhoaes xtensvs sabIinps
This Is OF the NEST desrab places
bohOOd OF Nashville, being adjacent mis
manding hne view city suburbs Tract being
we'll uared and under good fence proxm sths
city admirably adapted for market garden dairy win tbs
Tract Of Of IS be obtained. the prV
adjoining tract Ofland coBta ming 100 seres.
For trims and further parcui4r JOHN l. SEHON,
Of the arn Of sehOn hernt, No. "a Ctdzr rtreet.
aovl1dfm
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.

The journal of yesterday was ad as far as made
up by tie Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04
THE WASHINGTON HOMICIDE.

WAsnINGToN. March st appears that Mr.
Sickles was called upon by the Rev. Mr. Haley,
and Informed that Mrs. SickIeS was ia great
mental agony aud under extreme physical sui.
feiing, and that IL such state Of feeling con.
tinued long to exist, It would probably end in
mental aversion, or perhaps self Instruction.
IL was under such circumstances that the ap-
peal was made TO him to restore to Mrs. Sckles
the wedding ring which Mr. Sickics had taken
from her hand on the day of the tragedy. Mr..
Sickles said in response, that under these cir
cumstances lac could not resist the appeal on
behalf of one he lad SO long cherished with
such deep affection: and that whilst he was will
ling to return to her the emblem OF their for
mer love and nuiou. he returned the ring broken.
never to be reunited. She had Sundered the
bonds It typified too efFectnally ever to be
repaired; and while he harbnred no feelings of
resentment, he was unalterabiy determined new
er to see her more
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04
3Y TELEGRAPTI.

LADtLPufI March 3FIour has an advancing tenden-
sales agubbt in lots, SO Is for superne $685. for
extra and S6OaT 90 for family receipts and stock
light Rye Hour 500 bbis ssld at 1929 Corn meal firm
81 80 and white az 81 90. Rye demand at zoe
for Southern aud 92c Jersey ard Corn
scarce. t.H
BAITIuoHu, March Flour hrm SSI25S for Howard
s. Wheat buOyhr; White Sl409i So, rtd - ,4C1 SO
Corn FIRM white yellow 19sO. Provisions unchanged.
whisky quiet atf9.
EEw YnnE March S.-Pour advanced; sales 2l0oO ibis
354595 for State 66SG6,su for Ohio and dftGB6JO
for Southern Wheat advanced; sales 8o0OU bush. ct
OF lie; western red SIs6e 40 white 81 5 90,
for and 1898 FOR prime. Lard dull at 1IIs re-
Whisky dull.
CScSHAGI March 3Four In aetiVe spscu.atiTe ien'And
prices again higher; ouCS bbls Ss56
perne the spot S662S April delivery, market
closing buoyaui Whisky declined ~ closing buoy
g5H Mess Pork nominal demand; Haeon is offered At
and &c, sales Three hundred thousa pounds bulk
pork sold 81 and 81, Indicating easier press 10000
pounds sides sold at 81 to be delivered April hrsl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04
NJ ATTERS-

1ersed he bloweth horn for he that blow
t rot hi. own horn the same shall not be oSedNHGrr
sermon.
We do not often have much to say in our own
praise, and have, as general thing, permitted
our modest merit to blush in the shade, whilst
we have expended a great deal of deserved
commendation upon others. A little modest
loot on our own horn will, we think, be ex.
cused, and availing ourselves of this preface,
wish 10 state to the business public and every
body else having anything to do in the line Of
the black att that We are putting in case
II large number of new fonts of plain and
ornamental metal job type, from the smallest to
the very largest size, and arc now prepared to
execute all kinds of job work in style not to
he surpassed anywhere. Many of the type are
rot up in the very highest style of ornament,
while the plain fonts are so varied in style and
size that we can accommodate them in beauti.
lul arrangement 10 any style of light or fancy
printing. Among the new assortment are mum
bcrless copperfaced clectrotyped cuts and fancy
work suitable for checks, drafts labels, and SO
fourth which we are now prepared to execute
in style little inferior to theregularly engraved
bank bills. Indeed, we could well go INFO the
countcrfciting business, and initiate with pre-
cision, many of the plates now in circulation
Our job patronage, (thanks to our numerous
irends) is already large, but with our new IA
cilities in ma erials and presses, together with
experienced printers, and everything requisite
to the perfection of the art we may safely pro.
pose inducements which amply cntitIe us to re-
newcd patronage, As the spring trade is now
opening and business is looking up, many of our
business men will want cards, bill heads, blanks
checks, circulars &c. We put in general
bid upon the terms of superiority of style,
PromPtness OF execution, and reasonable prices.
We solicit consideration of our proposal and
all examination of specimens, so that all may
satisfy themselves whether or not our foot is on
the right key.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04

WAsurxGrox, March s.-Thc Indian Bureau
has received no information from the Govern
ment Agents tending to confirm the reported
difficulties with the Mohave Indians in New
Il was feared last night that Post Master
General Brown would not recover. his morn
ing, however. there is marked Improvement,
although not sufficient to allay all apPrehen-
sinns.
IL is not regarded here that the tenor of the
recent dispatches from the Paraguay expedition
is such as to warrant the conclusion that war
between the United States and Paraguay is in
leviiabIc IL is presumed that such an inference
has been drawn from the artic es in the SeEliH-
arias, pubIishad at ASsuncion, which arc to be
taken with large allowance for Spanish hyper
boIe and PaTEguayan bFaTado-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04
az RaiIroad AccideaLNan RTnel.-

~ Railroad Accidsnt-Aan Killed.-
About three o'clock on Tuesday morning ton
mage train going east upon the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, met with an accident near
Bloomington. The cause of the accident is not
known, but Samuel johnson, brakeman on
the train, fell from his post beneath the cars,
and was literally crushed to pieces. Death was
instantaneous. The remains were sent up to
FetteFman, Va, on Wednesday, where the reIa-
tives of the deceased reside. Mr. johnson was
a single man, but leaves widowed mother and
two sisters
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04

EB=A!tsgea Attempt a. Assassination. -
Yesterday morning gentleman Of the African
persuasion complained before magistrate
charging well known wag with attempting to
shoot him on the night previous. The Alder.
man, although suspecting from the character OF
the accused, that the negroes charge woull
amount to nothing, sent for the alleged assrs-
sin. The wag came in with grin and confron-
ted his nccuser The charge was read to him
with the usual solemnity of the justice, when he
immediately drew from his side coat pocket one
of the longest and knottiest plugs of dog-leg
tobacco we ever saw, and succeeded in cstab-
fishing the fact that it was the deadly weapon
which he had pressed against the coIored gen
tleman's breast with a view of Furnishing him
for previous impudence. The case was dis
missed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04
lCOMMERCIAI.
wHOLESALE NAREE

WHOLESALE NIARKET.
BRooNs-COiuInOn - y % ~.
BUrTER-In kegs 10. .al.
BuCKKTs-AIarsstta S9a9,25. ?. q -
CHEEsE-Mestern Reserve Iuc;
CGNDLts-TaiiOW mOull 49, dip % star %; sperm 20.
CoFTEE-Java lSc; Rio i2aIy.
RRLovH1supsrdne $',OU Extra S,sO6s,'s.
CORS-I5.
BAkLEF-t5. ~ 81
0AIs-5NaS5.
FRATHERs--4nB f5c. scarce.
PIsu-Shad $l4; HerrIngs 81; MaeEerol No. SlaK
RUI.3-Itaccoon 3093THo.
GIAsASu-S526A.s
mAT-cioysr = ton t',5Oi Timothy .s,OOs9.OO
HoPs-T9S, dull.
LME-Louisviile ,5O92,OO.
hoLAsSEs-NeW Orleans 20; Sugar House 4Sc.
GnLDES SIHUP-G0.
N NlyALs a,n -:Tgrpentlns Ici tar s4Eg5I
RAGs-9GD3L5, dull.
RICE-5a5X.
sERDs-FiaNseed 1875; Clover COX.
SOAP-Castile per Id l59l6; common SlS6
SUGARs-New Orleans 1JSaBS hid eslS u Ia Dbl.
SNUFF-Scotch &c; Rappee % ago
TEA-Gunpowdvr 4ta7t Imperial 4C 65: Tyson 35 zoe
Pouching 25a3ae; ooong 95G75c.
ToRAoco-6 twists l2; I'VE roll 249ss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04

eS- The min ShoO at Washington Hall
last night, broke up in a row. At nine o'clock
the only aboriginal visible to the naked eye,
came forward aud announced that the female
part of the show had the palpitation of the
heart, and so the performance couldn't go on.
The speaker said he regretted the occurrence
rs much the audience. and made some re-
Elections on the manager. The crowd broke
for the ticket office, crying, 'ob, give me back
my fifteen cents, oh, give back my money.
Rut there was no money, nor manager and
general confusion prevailed. The manager had
gone out some place, they said. The Gnyasti-
cutus was loose! s1E So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04
FAD OF ALL!
A e x. H E YM A NJ.

No. 4oA Aialu CuetL,
AS now received and opened his entire stock Of
i and very desirable spring aud summer Dry
a. Gods to which the particular attention o.
invited Thv stock consists of, in part as foii1ws=
cases superior Prints all styles and makes, reduced
styles Esh chin,zes beautiful styles
/ case : French Chintze, Of the Iaies, designs
l. cases OF B!eached Musins, superior goods At
ali prices.
3eases Irish Linens among which is rrEt rate artI-
Gle at oaiy - cts yarI-
la pieces new styles De LANES and Chalss, which
oHer greater bargains than before
50 pieces Of and desirable Dress sIka Plain and
Fancy, ia light and dark eol9rs.
fall ass8rtrarut, ali colors Lupins all wool De
LANES, tie very best quality and very cheap
called 'CAMsE CLOTH superb article, together with
90 Val .ncvnrcs, De Brr-s busters,
pueals, six Finished PsTeais etc., too to
several cases Straw Bonnsts eoorsl plain White the
latest Spring Fashions.
100 Grape ShAVl. eolors prices, uIeli can
Offer extraordinary bsTFains- will sail hyperion quality
White Grape shawl at only i've dollars
About $40 Nea snrug shaUs Of sr desirable styles
IS piee;s Of NEw CARPETS, consisting ~ Brass-ls
Tapestry, ThreePIy Supee Ingram, Ray Carpets, etc,
Wlc call the particular attention Of those
Ing Hsusskeepi ping, together with large Russ
MaripFs, etc, at greatly reduced prices
addition foregoing complete assortment Of
all goods belonging TO tie Dry Goods Trade,
Lifcd TO neetion, TO all Of which call special and
early examination.
CT Country Merchants win End 81 10 their 81
vantage cui before purchasing else sh~re,
entirely Cash, procured Job Lots grentFr qlaut
prices than CouGtry chats,
therefore knowing the advanced prices %
well Foreign nry Goods will inprpvr this opportunity.
convince themselves Of the -G9yg and ayoE Us with
early call. ALEX- HEYMAN,
t-u25 No. ia Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-04

ST. Lows, March 2-Overland mail OF the
9TH nit. has arrived. No through passengers
The steamer Hermann was sold for $4,000 to
Capt Geo T. Bright. The steamer Uncle Sam
was advertised to leave San Francisco on the
18th, for Colorado river, with five or six hun
bred troops TO operate against Mohaye Indians.
Arrived the ship Granite from New York. Bus
mess brisk with large demand from interior.
Capt Sllillman, from FL Paso, reported band
Of Apnches stole number Of Horses and miles
from San ElizariS; pursuit was made by de-
tachmcnt of mounted rifles from Fort Bliss,
under Lieut. I.asclle. The Indians were over
taken at Dog Canon, lGJ miles distant, where
an engagement occurred, resulting ia the with
drawal OF the troops, with loss Of killed and
wounded; among the latter was Lieut.. Laselle,
who received wound on the lungs supposed
to be mortal. About a dozen Indians were
killed Tho troops numbered twenty-five; the
Indians about two hundred.