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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

= u" b." ttt-a ~ ret rh my sincere THANK IL
u ~ tts Il - '- mad rus who hav" so long aud
infhtHl 1t u5" ~. aud most Respectfully urgn them IN
ciiIiU' IL :, g. SNbDtaRA-S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

W. hnNc pnrrhuscd Of fir. Arihwr co1ncu,
It's M aud "a dug Machine, on the Canal one n,le
h""" N m NJ whrrr win receive and grind CORN,
VIII AMI PLASTER We Win KEEP constantly on
hand NJ ih MI aha stare Flour In bags and barrels Corn
Mfai ' uni lter loose ard In tags aud barrels all Of
"tieh We vii H"dhosp by "holcsa,. aud retail
"n'Nr cured the services n EANbfH,
ana VIII No"t cards perfect order h, the
' uf l'Ni trE Whrn Will he alc 10 IN much
"fs' huuh 81 taIdng than dome there here
t'iorc, " h llf greatest despatch
NV ~ the highest cash Prize for Corn, Wheat aud
No"l either ,el cred at store Mill
3,NFfsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
IoR CCvsUMPTIvEs q DYsPFPTICs.-

r CWEMIrAI. FOOD -Nyr.p u The Hyp'hos hrt's anI
yrero ct the ivpophos nutritious finds and mIcti
cine. at the suited 10 the weakest SOMA la and
most .iel,lita,d patterns, jusi rcce.ved ~ ~
de,O -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

ES~tt',": frou the nr,n ut NowIiu - Ai~xn..
der iHn my h't f'r tho patronage 81 the ruhic all
my T. wi> '7fialN pmrnd the Arm ot No Vim
Nmr'9 = hc rahlc and patrons ci the late II
which 10 urIuhrr A ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
COLHOUNS g. WILLS,

IltR assortment is complete wig 'dci many
house keel goods Il *. 'tiarrd
accommodate all in nous XII iIhG GOODS,
Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery WalIs h4nuG dishes
Table md Floor Oil !o'l ' Shades q Condc, VI "odru
and Wilw Brass aud Wire FeId,r, aud ilr"nz
ed And irons aud steel Shoyels and Tugs,
Cutters. Shears. Scs-nls g.,
Pocket Cutlery. lis'ol> f'nhle and sing" Guns, Amlrun
tim Carriage Buggy Trnmincs Carpenters Mil Wrishs,
ItacksmhS and tuoi"'s roH Farmi Gard, ming I'M
lcmen's Circular nud ali Other saws, in udp Pruning and
Butchers Saws Col, Hope sc. az
We wunld call SPECIAL atfcnti'n to our stock j." RIFLES
manufactured tor aud r'.' ~ IN
We also tie agents for H. Al!i 1851 TING.
&c Our prices uniform, and our ~ H., i"c'd r
the best quality We respectfully
pator by purchasers
nct ~ N. COIlInI'NS & WE Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
CITY AND STATE AFFAIls ).
To Advertisers.

The Lynei,,l u-, Nirginian. nov hal a century
Old has acquired position second IN influence to
but few, il any other Journals in the State: and
las n wi,ef circulation than any newspaper pub
h.hel S,uth-Mest of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of its circulation IN this city and neigh
borb lit is praetrntins eS'sy part Of that ex-
,snsiye REGION which, 5 the complexion ut our
GREAT lines OF in.crconmunitl.ion. has become
tributary to this city. A. an ADVERTISING medium
therefore il affords me iualicl advantages to all
on busn. ~ mon who dt';re IL increase their
traie. as
The job Office connected herewith. is now one
Of the mn extensive in the State, having been
provided during the last year with all the hcilites
r,ruisi:c tn execute any inannerm work Irom
large postor To the most delicate wedding card
The nr,prietor has no disposition to pull the es
Enlistment into notice nor is IT necessary. since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their aprreciatior by increasing their pat
ronacc full fifiy per cent in the last year.
Al orders will meet with prompt attention.
GoiNa Sourn-Mr. A. n. Montgomery. our We
nv efficient CITY Collector, has received from the
North East AMI South West Alabama Railroad
Co., the Appointment of agent to examine the
coal. iron and lime regions above Tuscaloosa, and
TO report upon their general character. hut more
especially upon their availability as to quality ard
relative position each other aud to water power
for the manufacture of iron, especially railroad
iron; TO report also the best pnint Tor the estab-
lishment of rolling mill. &c. 6'.
MIR. Montgomery's proficiency as geologist.
coupled with an intimate knowledge of the iron
trade, gathered from a long experience and resi-
dencc in the iron districts 1T Pennsylvania emf
nently qualify him for the post in question.
The period in which the examinations are to be
made, is limited to two nPnth>, at the expiration
of which time the report will be submitted to the
Company.
We wish Mr.. NJ. Il pleasant trip as well us the
fullest success in his Undertaking.
1t will be seen from an advertisement in anoth-
or column, that Christopher Clark, Esq, has quail
fled as Deputy Collector, and will attend to the
business OF Mr.. montgomery during the latter
genteman's absence from the city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
NEW GeNtrnS bou.h, the snscr


EP l,r the nd siNlr Of S,'i Nj. VIZ \
SMiI H. sn,,tun ihc ltnrclhur lr1r 10y mutual
having hrlt'ti the cnurorn viii
trtn far settlement anl thoH" iutclni To- TIA
vii and s,lti ih.h accounts, NJ "a
cIasr business speedily possible"
y, public ally
,r tie % patronage heretofore "Nicpl'd In ns and
- continuance al the anne IL tao new
concern, all lII : ADA rs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

~ tr-.pe#- would m"si cord ally recommend Nh VA
I NV lf - the kjud canslc, alton vi patrons aud
al thrs' "lHm'y favor him w'h cal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
ssr. enona~ .r.pToE, As-n,, rohn.
Sth r"h"r h"''"1n' an idln y
lA.-sna.1 hoy Tho pnramrrs IN IL tc,ra oto,c

N''N h"ten the nnd",srned tbs day dt-sniNed
Tbs ht'ur UI N. 'ralns wi present th"m Tor pay
H. lp ,htod Ia viii e''s" forward and
sri# lr Tll'S y VI RflI.i.
lbuc- : H. % dim NN H. SIkA1IuN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

NEW aD<t Firm We have this dny BssoriR-
tod ncrher under the syl" anil firm al LEE
Roc IKEA co. @ tho purpose Of conducting Genrd' '.r'
tnmifioa dd Forwarding Busarss ut the old stand Of
lc. Jn1ns"r Man Street u here we shall n pleas
ed 80 IT., fnu,s AMI the public promising 20 use
effort their interest Liberal cash advances
mad" 81 .umcu- in hand for sale
JOHN u. LEE,
rARy -, I-a--iHn 4dts GEORGE W RDCKE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
A.Ew c.,p .mrNEHssllr.-r -n h.rrihcr.

u have go tts house entity occupied h, YOU NIGER
Il SAIlIi Thy IL III 10 conduct b'nCrdi CfoTrru
naf ia .,. ~ Enslnss IL. hr name OF SMITH ADAMS
mud N..I- ite friends at the old concern aud
the public l-##. ti.y iND rho SMITH,
4 + ADAMS
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j. II. HDLCOMl3E 81 CO.,
IL IN ~ q RI,

VA
N'lli make eollr .ons all points. buy and soil Ex
w change Coin. and upcurrent Notes. III orders
Storha bn.n~.a
10 general banking aud Collection House.
Ii ly j. X, IlUICOMDE A. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

~ hr ra,utrorship l,a.tnfnrc existing between D. u
PAYNE mod t1Ius Chtistn IN Ter the STYLE and firm "i
PAYNT a til>1IAt i this das dissolved by consent OF
the p,r uanc the hrm will he use only IN closing
M the viii be- presented nj early
dy A. iuaci..ic and hntr friends i'll be pro mpt
Arit,r. ----' d. Is PAYNE
CAMILLA = CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13

TlJRE WFNENAND BRANWYH-FWFe! Io n.
Z don Dock BRANDY. pnre iuce PORT WINE, old Har
m,ny sherry and Madea WINES; all warranted pure for
=" tsc ~ dr., JoIIS II. SEAY. Druggi.t.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01
'.K.ysAs WoREn AT THE SourH

KANSAS WORK" AT TIE SOUTH.
were informed some days ago. by gentle
man whose statements are emit led To cred.
it. that seventeen gin houses, Wi their
contents. have been destroyed in the last
two weeks, in the county Of Talbot alone
The number repeIs all idea of accident. aud
especially when we reccollect that incen
diarism was one Of the plans Of "Old
Brown and that particular region was
specifically designa'ed on his nap A fur
Their statement gives confirmation to this
conclusi N. A letter reached Miilegeville
a few days aga. announcing the belief that
a SQUAD Of Browns emissa'i.s We're con
cealed in The neishborhond of the morn
tain. in Merrywether. country. and that
an express had been set to Talboiton for
a force TO .cour that region and capture the
r'iscreanfs. if possible.
There is hut little doubt that deiach-
menls of Browns gang have Travelled
through and set on foot plans IN nearly all
he Southern Sta es; but with due watch
fulness on the part Of our people. we do
not think there is the slightest cause for
alarm. A few bad characters may be So
due ID into such plo's. but we h.vc no idea
that sufficient co operation conld be obtain
ed 10 uaugura;e anything like a serious
movement .Soue nah Republican.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01
CP & G. Railroad.

The trains on this road now run regu.
larly in connection with the Mail trains on
the P. TT. w. d Chicago Rail road--reach.
ing this place about 80 minutes before the
morning mail train passes eastward. and
remains here until the mail train arrives
from the east. The running affairs of this
little road have been managed with such an
eye TO strict economy as to have rendered
it a paying institution. during the past sea-
son and with such men as JOHN p. Hull as
Road superintendent. and young Kendall
as conductor of the passenger train. we
doubt not it will cantinue to prosper.
THE CRY Hotel. kept by Capt. Ely at
Laporte. Iud, is Just the place TO stop for
persons WISHING that ely on business. or
to spend few days or a week for pleasure
or past time. 1t is about one s. uare east
Of his old frame stand. in a high and dry
portion Of the city. and we believe il il was
located, fronting on an ally. amidst the
noise and 5ns,le of business. and the mad
and dust occasioned by il, So long as its
good humored aud experienced proprietor
continued lc manage lis atfnirs. his old GUS
omers aud many new ones would find him
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01
A Mammoth 3 alloOn to b.
Con Str11ctod In T.afA veto

y
Mr.. Joseph Dan ziger. he Lafayette e 20
nart. who Was disappointed in eb aiming a
seat in Prof. loves balloon has set about
tie con true ion Of u mammpth air vessel
TO be called TIE S;ar CITY" 1t will be
nearly five times the capa'iv Of the Bal
loon Jupiter" and is designed TO carry
four passengers, besides pro, i-ion aud bal
las, In lis roi.s'ruc'ion NJ Danziger de-
signs using ner mater;::' for which h
claims patent. l. is cai."d Silk 'Ssnbo"r'
aud lis virtue consists in is exransl,- nusl
iiv. great strength. aad economy. enabling
the 4Ernnaur Ia dispense with all netting
save what lirll. NAV he NECESSARY 10 susan
the basket The expansive qaali'v. is is
greatest merits. since the Billion. b fore
sailing may b. inha'ed to lis fullest capac
ity. regardless Of the rarity of tire amos
phere IN the grea eastern or upper cur
rent. Mr.. D,nziser informs us that he
has made several sa,i~ficiorv experiments
with the silh rubber. He expects Ia com
ple;e his balloon in lime for An experiment.
al ascension from the public square on the
first of next Nav. Upon the Jesuit of this
experiment. his future operations in Ero
nau les will. in a measure depend.
L1f1ueuo Courier
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01

IN. Whittlesey has retired from
the Evansville Enquirer. leaving Mr.. Hull
sole peopristor.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01
Elopement in High Life.
The New York Herald says:
An eStabli shmant o,, P,,,,lIr, uo;o.l,t >,


An establishment on Brooklyn Heights,
was on Sunday morning The scene Of deep
sorrow and overshadowing gloom, il being
formerly announced to the numerous guests
assembled at breakfast, that they were
hencetorth to be- deprived of the cherish
my Influence and benign care If the e>tim
able lady who bad for years presided al the
board. and who had administered To their
comforts with all the attention and atfec
ton ola mother The lady had left the
house of her confiding lord at an early
hour Saturday morning. oslensibly for the
purpose Of going shopping. but in reality
with view of cIFec Ing union with gay
lolharn. with whom she was determined
10 link her future fortune.
After The twain had met in New York
according to previous agreement. they Sc
cured their passage on the City of Bali
more. and sailed for Europe, having pre-
viouslv made all necessary arrangements.
The lady had up to the time of this melan-
cholly event. sustained al unblemished
character. end was held in iyh esteem by
all who knew her. She was strict mem
Der Of Henry Ward B.echer's church. and
WAS considered one Of its brightest lights.
She leaves thee children. the Oldest of
whom is about twelve years. Her com
panirn had been border at the establish
ment up to Sunday He is reported to BE-
a very wealthy man, but possessed of no
personal attractions.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01

Administrators sale.

Notice is hereby given that |, rs Administrator
of the estate of William Hahn. late of Mlrshall
Comfy deceased, will on the 24'h day Of Deccm-
her, 1850 expose to public sale all the personal
property AMI effects of sad decedent on his SAID
premises in Bourbon Township, near Shiveiey's
steam mill
MS:-All sums under three dollars cash in
hin,l-All sums over tire. dolllrs, notes with APP
proved secnritv due ono year after date. bringing
interest and waving Valuation.
PETER SCHLA3B, Adm.
Dee l-l6t3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01
DR.. Robacks Scandinavian Remedies.

Are you sick. no matter what organ affected,
depend upon the blood, which is the fool and
tenance of every organ is full of corruption. My
Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, break
up the of disease in the huiis OF the body.
They purge and purify the elements OF the blood.
Hence their quick and complete cures in dyspep-
sin, scrofua. crupons. fits, tnmorS, nervousness,
Kidney COMPLAINTS, piles, low fevers, debility,
hematisum. headache, want of sexual viger, etc.
These remedies arc astonishing the whole medical
world Sec advertisements
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01

SurcrpE.-A vonng farmer living in Du-
Page county Ill. named Averill. quarrelled
with his wife 4 few days since. and she left
for her Ia hers The next day the husband
killed himself by cutting his throat. The
icide had been married less than year.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01

DEATH FROM FRreHr-Mrs. Woodhouse.
formelv Miss Circuit. Of Bradfort where
she has manv friends and aequain'ances.
died in Brownsvillea short time since. the
cause of her death is attributed to the
fright she suffered during the recent disfur
Dances at that place by the Mexican ban
di.li under Cortinaa
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01

John Browns family, we shall remember all
those whom his tate concerns. all who are
in sympathy with han. and not forget to
aid him in the dest way. by securing free
dom and Independence in Massachusetts,
1.-THE laws of the land requires the attso;
dance of CITIZEN Of Massachusetts, in the
federel court of Virginia, that law must be
dsobeyed, and. if necessary, resisted by
him by force. He must consider the Gov
,rment and the JUICES ev.nonied partv;"
he must look on the local jul res VIII" refase
to nuiify the statutes OF the United Safes
as .of no more use than IDIOT" he must
not believe lin moral suasion;'' but must,
like John Brown. believe in putting things
through in using his eyes to see the
facts" behind the forms of law. of obe,li-
ence to government. or rrspec for moral and
reli sions precept. s. says Emerson.
We do not pretend that the entire repub-
lican party is animated by the sentiments
to which this Emerson gave Inference =
We know that there are many men I'm that
party who would scornfullv refuse to sane
ton such horrible doctrines But we do
say that he political opinions of he leaders
of the black republican party and those of
Emerson and his reverend assoc iares in
fremont Temple. are substantially ilenri
cal. aud it carried into execution mus; lead
TO the slime result. sprvile lnsurrect and
bloody civil war. overthrow of the Consti-
tulion. and dissolution of the Union.
Il is. therefore the Imperative duty Of
every honesty man who has hitherto acted
with he black republican party. or con,em-
plates snpparIng that organization either
actively by his vote. or passive by absen-
ting himself from the polls. to pause and
reflect on the consequences which will Ell
sue from the triumph of Seward and Emer-
son. and their f4llow believers in an ire
pressible conflict between the North and
the South. When in the milst of popu-
lous ely Of he Upipn sentiments such as
those uttered by Emerson can be EXPIRE .spd
with approval and svmpathy--it is time
for honest men who are opposed ID treason.
and bloodshed. and the commission of
every crime which most subversive of So
"ial perez and happiness, to raise their
H.. is and their ,rices TO defend their
homes and their families from desola;ion
and death. and to project their country from
the pollution whih would attach to it.
were the friends and ,dmirers Of the odnus
criminals elevated to power and allowed to
administer such Inv as Seward and Emer-
son and GildlDgs would approve.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01
Plymouth. Nov. 90. 1859.

Brown. in response to applications OF
would be-notorious women to the honor Of
nursing him. says lie don't want them. he
even regrets 10 have his wife come to his
rison ss be fears il may urman him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01
Messrs KELLY. KING & Brother
.sYhe old Folks at Homer

w. C. EWARDS has returned to the Edwards
House, which became so popular with the public.
under his management few years ago. where he
will in future aid in superietending its affairs. The
House has been entirely re'atted and newly furn-
ished. It is commodious and comfortable in all
its departments No pains or expense will be
spared to render it first class Hotel. Travellers,
and all others, will find every desirable accommo
dation.
In connection with this house is large and con-
venient stable, where prompt attention will be
given apr2ln2l.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01

UPW YARDS OF 300 of the graduates of the
asst year the Iron City Commercial College
have secured employment, receiving the first year
from to five hundred per cent. upon the invest
ment M ,de to obtain practical business educa-
ton. For full inform ltion, Circular. Specimen
of business and ornamental Penmanslip, and Ems
belshed view Of the College. inclosc FIVE lette-
mps to f w JENKINS, Pittsburgh Pa
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01

He Is One OF En- M. Henry Ward
Beecher has been occurring among us on
hearts His audi orv was. of course. a
select circle "f Aboli i,nists. To prove
this we have only 10 mention that when he
heroized John. B'ovn the'name was receiv :
ell with approving cheers" Is This
man Beerhrra Republican? If SO. was not
Brown one? Were these his hearers. wlo
applanhed the lecture. Al The menri of
Browns name especially. R-pubiicans?--
If so, were not the followers oi Brown
Will the spiIef'l Post take this into is ac
count. and set the reckoning before us?--
Is Henry Ward Brrcher. .'ihe laudoior Of
Brown the ex~mplitier Of lis political
species--is he not Black Republican,
Why. then. object I" Brown. or GiidingS,
or Philip or The old boy himself
.Neu York .Ne,cs
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-12-01
NOTICE.

The notes and accounts due Mcdonald & Bro. fc
subscriptions advertising, ali Job work are in the
hands OFT. McDonad.o' or Pierces Clothing Store
We are suffering for the amounts due us, and we
hone all knowing themselves indebted to us will
come forward at once and pay up.
MCDONALD l. ERO.
ecpt. 22--6tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08
gp Gflfgrapb.
arrival Of the Canada.

NEW YORK. Oct. THE steamer Canada
arrived at Halifax yesterday with Liverpool
dates of the 24th. Cotton. sales of the week
10000 bals. All qualities declined I and
even more on inferior qualities; closing firm.
Breadstuffs, all qualities slightly declined;
Provisions, steady; consols 95s.
4 INDEPENDENCE. Oct. THE Sante Fee
outward mail of the 18th was attacked by
the Indians beyond Pawnee Fork; the con-
dnctor and one man were killed. Fear are
entertained Of the safety of the inward mail
due Tue-day. Li-fka
Cotton sales of the week 10000 bales, of
which spectators took 1000 bales, end exp"r-
tiers 5000 bales. All qualities declined ! and
still more on inferior qualities Holders
offer freely, but show no disposition TO press
sales. Sales Friday 5000 bales, closing quiet
but steady. ORLEANS Fair "a; mddling s..
Mobile FAIR Il midding st; upland tair !;
middling q. Stock ut Liverpool 592500
bales, of winch 100000 bales are American
Manchester advices are favorable. Quiet but
firm. re.1 vr-.n- s-
Saturday afternoon. Sales to-day 1000
bales. of which exporters took 1000 bales
closing quiet. Bread stuffs dull but steady.
Provisions quiet, sales unimportant
London afternoon. Consols 55s(9954.
LIVERPOOL Richardson, Spence d Co,
quote Flour dull. quotations being barely
maintained. New American 25(927 ;shilling
per Dbl. Wheat dull, declined l(92 pence.
Red Is. 3d.@9s. White 9s.(99s. 4d: Corn
dull, decline pence. Mixed 5s sd(96s Id
Yellow 81 9d(96s I'd. White 7s(97s 3D.
Beef steady. Pork quiet, quotations nominal.
Bacon dali tt-.rs
The Arctic steamer "Fox," has returned
she a~certaned that Sir John Franklin died
in Is47. The ship was abandoned in lS4S.
Many interesting relics were secured by the
Fox" 1t is rumored that the King OF Bel
GUMS proposition to settle the Italian ques-
tion has been accepted by Napoleon.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08
From Kansas.

LEAvENwoPTH, Oct. THE Denver Ex-
press of the 30th has arrived with $4,000 in
gold. The Wyandotte Constitution il adopt
ed in the Territory by probably 1000 MAORI
ty. MIR. Otero, Judges Watts and Porter
and Mr.. Crenshaw are supposed to be pas
sengers on the incoming Sante Fe mail !;
much anxiety is felt as to their safety. The
ou gUing mail was attacked by the Kirewas
on the oath. The Salt Lake mail has arrived
as Atchison. FL Nh
A Company of emigrants from Iowa and
Missouri were attacked by the Shnshone In
dams near Marsh valley. The Indians killed
one and wounded three of them. took their
cattle and burned the wagons Another
party from Burlington, Iowa. was attacked.
Lord GrosvenOr arrived on the 9th en-
rOnte for California and China.
Chapman Command has arrived and re-
lieved Colonel Ruggles who left on the 9Th
for Leavenworth.