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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

IxprrsxnESr ISpfsx GovsRSSrSrs-It is a
fact which il probably known To but few, tina,
there are in the heart of the United States Ter
riscsy. vest Of the States, four Indian Tribes,
each OF which have made considerable ad
vsooes towards civilization. and each Of which
have regularly organized governments in form
closely resembling ssose Of the States.
The Caccss~s adopted a regular kerm oi
government in lest: the Cherokees in 1879;
and The chictrss-s and Greeks within /. com
parasively short time Ne, only have they
adapted the Republican form, 81 government
bet have paid considerable sren,ien Go cducs
ton and religion. and have adopted many 9th
or Of the Institutions OF civilized society. The
weekly newspaper. At ~Mishsingo City,
which frequently contains veil written ar
tiei<s.
The governments Of these nations are en-.
.irely iadepeaden, Of the Uniied States, and
form 90 par % the Union. nor are they inovn
IN i.~ To exist. The DIGESTION will ustissafeiy
arise. What shall be done with them' Cen.
pleseiy surreu-ded ~ they are BY os- t<rvsto-
mes. II - idle 10 ssppese that they can stisin
10 any great degree Of Importance - lode.
pendest scvsreignsies. and ysi every p<snei
pie q justice fuxbids any Interference ~ilh
rAem % long a. they devote themselves To the
nrss Of peace. and absissa from eli inierfsr
eues With things ret within their ls-fssdscsss q
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

An Act 10 Amend he Third Section Of an Act en-
fHied "As1cf Regulating General Elections
aud PsrseriIing fke Dsfifs Of Offers IN kela
ton 7Ausfs. lysoped Jsne 4 le5a.
SECTION 4. Re IL ENACTED By The Genuaf AZ
s.inbls Of The STATE 81 Iadispa. That the third
section Of The bovr entitled act. which ssetion
l. IN the ords foilowing. Ia cit.
SECTION 4 The President ofthe Board OF
Township Trustees shall by virtue oil hts Of
fee he inspector of elections OF such township.
aud the Board of County cowmissiontrs Oh
the proper Go. may disisnste one additional
or more places of holding elections IN any
township. OF from precincts OF t~o OF more
townships, when the public convenience re
quires il, !" be aud the same is hereby amen
ded To read as folls~s. ,o-vit: 49,.
SforIos ). The Tov hship Trustee shall, 10y
virtue Of his effice, be inspector OF elections o.
such townships and shali d~s,gnate the
place where elections shall be held ~ Their
respective townships, aud shall, with the con
cent II msiority of the legal votess tina
may he present prior to the opening OF th'
polls, at any precinct. appoint two qusl'hes
voters Of the precinct, who. win him-ei,
hall Constitute Board Of Judges of suel
election, and such board shall appoint t~'
clerks Of said election. and the Board OF Coun
~ Commissioners OF the proper county ma
designate one additional or more places q
holding elections In spy township. or fcrn
precincts of I've or more townships. When III
pablo convenience requires IT.
Skcrios g. Its hereby declared that a
emergency exists for the immediate tskin
effect of this act. IL shsll therefore he in fore
from and after its passage. aud publication .
the Indians State Journal and Sentinel.
JOHN X. CRAVENS.
President of the Senate.
1 J. W. GORDON,
! Speaker Of House Of Representative.
Approved March 1889.
ASHBEL p. WILLARD.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23
A Hero.

Miss Pardoe, in a recent work. relates III,
following interesting snecdote:-At the bat
tie Of Montmitrail n young officer. named
Durosier. CHANGED 20 be IN attendance on the
emperor at the moment when IL became essen
tial 10 despatch an order TO ono Of the GeDer
ais Of divisions: and Napoleon. hastily sum
moning him To his side gave him instruction,
10 deliver IT without delay.
Spare neither yourself nor your horse
sir" he said st.rnly. FOR there Is no, mo
ment to lose aud return at once 10 report u
me that nv order has been obeyed-"
Darosisr gaiioped OF amid q shower OF shot
and shells, aud within a quarter Of an hoo'
be was again beside the Emperor. Hrs duty
was performed
"You have behaved we'll, monsieur" said
Napoleon. when he had received his report
you have q stout heart. add a clear head.
thou gh you are still only yonngster- give
ycu a cAptain's brev~t. and attsch you TO py
person What is your namei"
'-Durosier. sire"
at seems familiar to me. On what coca
sion have before heard III"
Il was the colonel Of the boy battalion.
your majesty"
"Ah, 1 remainder. Well. that is an add
tsonal reason Why I should attach you 20 my
psrson.
ut IL too late, sire" muruered the young
soldier.
TOO late. Captain Durosier,-whyf'
Sire. they have hit IN" and a. he spoke.
he ~ithdrew a handkerchief saturated with
blood from the breass Il kis Coat. "All will
-oos be over--Fse.F E~peyssy. Vice Ia
Frssc<f"
he reeled for an instant In HE saddle. and
then f. 4 heavily Into the arms Of officer
~ho he'd sprung forward 10 support him
luncheon Dsrosler vas CORPSE.
80 youngi-so yoong'-asd 60 bravel--
aud TO die on his fret bst,iehsld.'' exclaimed
the Emperor, as he bent down. for an instant.
over the body. Poor boyl Poor BOY"
Then setting spurs to Lis charger, he gal.
Ioped of g. II snkblete linser over 40 I'D ;
-peefAele.-Eyi<sdss % French Hasisrs-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

John Mitchell on the Democratic
Party.

John Mitchell. the Irish Democl attic editor
Of the Citizen. Published at Washing ton,
says:
The National Democratic party has vanish
ed like the morning mist. and passed away
as tale that j. toldl On Wednesday. in the
senate for the first time this session, our Ma
tional Democrats ventured TO look one another
in the face, aud parted With a shrek Of her
ror and CONSERVATION. They dared, though
relrciar,ly. and with wry fscss, to try aud
test The opinion Of what was once party, up
on the ole great question which rules and
disIrscts all our politics, forcing aud domes
tic-slavery.
Such is the harmony Of the Democrat,
party, On every question, save one thy are
two we'll defined aud very hostile parties
That one question is public plumber. II is
great principle which la, maintained the har
mony of the party long enough, but 1t tur-r
at last.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23
Respectfully.
GEO. n. SPENCER.

SECTIONAL fsRTT.-When Mr. Buchanan or
CANNED his Caboe,. some surprise vas ex
pressed that four out Of seven members. VIZ
Cobb. Floyd. Thompson and Brown. shosld
be taken from the South. he excused him
self on the ground that he vss . Northern
nsn himself. yet he gave to the North only
the Attorney General aud the Secretary 81 tn,
Navy. Except honest Isgo. aud Geacsal
Cas-. 90 ne State Department. to the South
were thus given slmos, everything in tn
shape Of pasoasee.
Mr.. cobe has a-sse his worst IN the Treas
sry 70 defeat Northern Interests aud Northern
PriseipIes-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23
Barnrl Hln : This !. on. q r. /. ,re,

.
BFarrifrl Ham This !. one Il The great.
e. ornaments which nan or woman col,
boast Of. sp'endii.head Of hair. Ipxari-
snee OF hair II 1t be ins high state Of health.
glossy and thick. no matter what its color he
40 that Il l. natural i, an attraction ths,x;,l
not ese'pe the envy of those who are bald.
and era, hair Is unnatural ill one - in tn.
neiehbo'heod Of four score and ten: .hort If
'h"' "'ss d'-ea's. We would remedy hi.
disease, and IN what wa,, How could ~.,e.
store gray hair to IT'S original health, L.,
Professor Woods HAIR Restorative. for sale
Al" the drug STORES, II restores the hair. i, re-
stores II health. and when tina, is Reproduced
ITS beauty. its original color, its luxri.aee rna
gloss is sure TO fellow. Woods Re.,or.,;,. !,
the emily valuable hair preparation.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

p In no case viii the name Of a candidate
be inserted in this paper. unlsss 81 accompany
the announcement On
u We are authorized to announce G. A.
GOODWIN. a. candidate for City Clerk,
subject TO the DECISION Of an Opposition can-
ventin.
Ma. EDrTos- 4 am q candidate for City
TrsssnreT. snbjecs 10 The determination Of an
Opposition Convention. should IL bs deemed
advisable TO hold one.
GEORGE ". SAYLoR.
az r. HAGER is a candidate for the office
Of City Treasurer. subject TO the decision Of an
Opposition Cons sallss. AZ sny be seid.
rive are AUTHORISED 10 ssnosnes JOHN
REINHARD. ~ . eandsdais far City Treas
urer. at the ensuing uuoicipal election. SUBJ
lect to the decision Of Democratic Conven.
ton, in CAGE one be held.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

Nrrp,s .Sb svrcIpr.-In Hartford. Conn
on Sunday, an Incorporate man. named Ghol-
son, whose wife had obtained a divorce, on
account OF his int importance and brutality,
met her al his brothers house when he drew a
large knife and cut her thsost. killing her.in-
stsntly. lie was arrested soon afterwsrd aud
lodged 10 JAIL After committing the deed.
he partook Of large dose of opium. which
combined with sudden s,orpsge Of liquor.
caused hi. a esth soon after.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

RKvlvAI At BaooGvIfS.-Tks Democrat. Of
last ~eek. ssys: The interest fels in our
eoununisy upon religious subjects At this
time. 10 truly wonderful. Something over
ess hundrsd have bssa added TO the Method
lie cAsrsh within The lass ss vssks and
within the list ten dsys large asmbsr have
been saded 10 the Prssby.srisn eossrsgs'ies.
In the latter Church. the interest Sc ma 10 be
iaersasisg, ssLrssly = day Pssses bal se0s
A3tiiioas sre made
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

az The Mayor Of coluwb'a. $. c, at a
mesting Of the City Council e that city, not
long since. said that he had received a com
msnieaiion from the N.yerof Charleston. IN
reply To one from himself. in which be says
that he wss satisfied that the societies FOR
aiding underground railroads ara quIts r'is
in that city. but cunning that they eanHOi
be caught IN the act F"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

aJ- In Cleveland. on Monday night. Miss
fheodosis Smith. ayoung lady OF nineteen.
While singing in the basement Of ST. Paups
church. suddenly complained that ne Of her
iftt VAS asleep. Her friends tod her 10
Sand up. bui shc replied that she could not.
adding. 1T : true. although I do laugh ="
They at enee assisted her TO rise. xh~n she
Tell back uneoncious. and never revived. DIV.
ing '"'hr eonrse Of few hOurs. The physi.
Clans attribute her disease to analysis Of The
lungs
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

~ 40 sicpement Of q young clergyman
with Miss Catherine ID. recently from New.
bury. n. Y. has caused considerable conster
nation in that town. The young Divine had
bees visiting in the house and his presence
vas considered very edifying, 30 much 70. that
the yo-ng lady mysteriously disappeared
from her chamber window ooe night, aud the
tw ain were soon shade one.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

~ ~ W
and ore gratis in getting up a club Of 20.
Single Subscription being 81 90 per annum.
Those wishing to subscribe. or form clubs.
will have sample copies sent free. by address
ing +. Gleason. Boston Mass.
Glesson's new Enterprise is highly spoken
Of by the Press. We here give few of the
ms,v favorable notices we have seen.
Mr. Gleason has the experience, the enter
prize. the tact. and the capital requisite In
sustain good and successful paper ~ Y.
Com Adr.
GIsAs"s's WnkLy This ia the best pic.
torlsi and literary paper published IN the
United STATE. and no family should be with
out il Local N,vs. Nspsss. Wis.
GLrssoS's WuKtr is full Of eserythinv 10
please the eye and the mind. The new Illus
tratsd weekly causes gfsat excitement On
new spsperdom R,oisf,r Wspaea Wis.
! CLEAsos's wrsKLY LISE or BATTLE SHIr Is
b efors Us. We do not hesitate 10 pronounce
il the best literary and pictorial Journal pub
li~hed in the Union .--Rspstiican Wsfesmsn
Moaficello. NJ. Y.
GLEAsoS's LINZ or PArrtK Snlr--This new
weekly is. without question. the largest and
handsomest sheet IN the Union. IL : freight
ed with precious cargo Of sketches, tales
poetry. biography, editorials, Wit and fun -
Herald.
GLrAsoS's Nfw WrrKIY LINE or BArTLl
Ssir.-F Gleason. Esq that prince Of edit
tors aud publishers: is again in The field
His we'll earned popularity is a sufficient guar
antee for the success Of his new enterprise
Bsiietonfe Pa Dtmocrof.
GLEASON Nkw FsPrR is what might hav.
/ been expected from the experience and skill 0
the gallant commodore aud editor, elegant II
It's ~ Biography, illustrations and reading mat
ter. Everything that good taste and exper
renee could devise. appears 10 have bee
brous lat into requisitien .--Led0r
GLEAsoS's LISE-oF BATTLE SHIr, by the IL
lustrious Gleason, is illustrated with excel
lent engrsvings, aud contains the choices
reading matter. A nester paper has neve
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c poleon in the field again occupied b
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GLrssoS's LINE or BATTLE SHIP The Lar
gest addition ever printed of the first numbe
of paper, either IN America or Europe. wa
:, that Of the "Line-of Battle Ship" by CONNIE
4 dore Gleason. One hundred thousand col
!. les were issued and sold
! his j. truly wonderful. and shows wb'
tact. talent, aud union Of beauty and art ca
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

W Ta,ss replied 10 proposition that he
shsald take vengeance ON a man Who had IN
lnred him: Il do not wish to deprive him
either Of his goods. his honor, or bis life.
snly wish to deprive him Of his iu-vill'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23
MARRIED

On the 2ist inst. by Rev. J. q. Wilson, 81
Las ". WuLIsss. TO Hss. 4. sNIrH. all Of
this city.
On the Goth met a. lie house Of the brides
father, in Vigo oosety. ts Rev. g. W. Craw-
ford. Mr.. ALskkr Il. GEsUse. TO Miss LYDIA
Lrxs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

II Congress passed az &C, in ISIS. prev,
dag that one new star shall Be sddsd 10 the
nasieaal flag on The <lh Of July next ssseesd-
ing the admission OF nsv STATE. So thai
The number vlll remain - until next 9Th Of
July. sfier which II Will he n.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

II O. II. ssfru. E-q-. died AZ hi. ressdesce
in lndisnspolis, on Sabbath last. il the sssh
year Of bis age The psblie ssrs,e<s AID pri-
vass virtsss Of The deceased, are too we'll.
taovn 10 require any eemmssls FROM ~.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

" Pref. Love performed some Of his Won
ssrlal fsats in the magic art, at the National
last evening he sppeais again TO night si
which time feais more vondeusl and aston
i.hisg al be performed.
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Headache.


sRoH a. EMINENT CLkRsYEAs.
take great pleasure IN sa, ing To you that
made use Of Boeraoprs Hslsnd Biffvs aud
fouud apparent relief. 81 severe hcadachs
from Which bad long suffered. aud ! believe
they were OF service TO me IN relieving NV
stomach and head
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

TnK HoOsIrR srsrx.-This sps.ghtly sheet
comes 10 us this week greatly eslNged and
bearing nice clean face, giving rsry satisf.e
tory evidence Of the energy. Industry aud
COED tase Of ia very sbls sd.ios. Mitchell
yaul. Esq.
II the people Of vermilhos eoap,y dom
give the Hoosier State = good support. they
do4t dessrss To have one ia their midst.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

Mr.. SILss J. LIsconnK. OF Birmingham says:
Il have found IN Boryhsre's Holland Biffsys. a
remedy for He dache aud Debility. Nv wife
has also used ~ with the gr~atest benefit"
Mr.. A. ) NICHOLSON. of Pittsbarg. also re-
marks that he has experienced much relief
from its use for headache.
Strength and Health Restored.
Mr. JoHS DAvp-oS. living ten miles above
Pittsburgh. on the Pennsy lvania Canal. saws:
When | commenced taking Beohsr,'s Hol-
land Baf,rs. could hardl, walk. now ell
Joy excellent health"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-23

This splendid new weekly is increasing
very rapidly in its circulation. every body Is
delighted with it. The paper is furnished to
clubs at the following remarkably low rates:
2 Subscribers. one year. -. s 500
500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
TFOr the 1ntellisencer.1

MoUNDSvILLE, Va, Aug. Tth, 1859
E"ltoTs sInteGtlgencer:-When upon the death
of Hon. y. Y. Brown, Joseph Hall was appoint.
ed Postmaster General of the United States, we
were led TO expect, from the manner in which
he assumed the duties Of his office that the
Department would soon become provcrbial for
its economy. regularity and general accommo-
dating spirit Of its officers, during his admins
lratlon. We see that all the expenses of the
Department have been largely curtailed, and the
regularity of the mail routes is unexceptiona.
bic. But the gentlemanly spirit among its Post
Offices rather drniniShes than increases Isa
Postmaster placed at his post merely to perform
the list of requirements for which he stands
accountable to the Department? Is he to
treat the patrons Of his office with an
indolcnt neglect, when they enquire for their
mail matter? There are those among the pat-
rOnS of Office who feel that he who superin
tends the distribution of their letters and
papers, is placed there by the people, although
the heads of the Department are the nominal
gIycrS OF the office. They feel that they employ
hlm, and that he is accountable to them for the
manner in which he acts as regards his station
1t is required of him that he shall manifest an
accommodating disposition, and that he shall
make proper search, when called upon, for anv
mail matter That Postmaster who diSregards
this duty, is mndeserying of his office, and
should be dismissed when he so VIGOROUSLY
tnrteltS all claim to the character of gentleman.
as to insult the upIotected female or abuse the
aged white headed man who mildly remon-
strates..with him.on his unaccommodating spirit.
IhlS has been done time and again, and the
public will not much longer bear the inf1iction.
Postmaster General Holt has set lasting ex.
ample to these petty tyrants, by the prompt
removal Of the Postmaster of Philadelphia.
who not only wilfully neglected attending to the
security of the funds under his care, but when
those funds were purloined, forced his clerks to
contribute the amount. Let those who feel
that this is for them, show sincere amendment
at once, or they may be brought to feel that al
though one attempt at a removal failed, vet
there is one more open opportunity for success
that will be employed by such as have we'll
weighed the matter, and we'll know the methods
of bringing about this most deserved punish
ment i,Eox
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

The Buffalo Express says woman named
Louise Scrivens, the wife of canal boat captain,
getting tired lying idle in port, waiting for her
liege lord and superior officer to finish up n
spree in which he had been engaged several
days, while the boat was loaded and ready for
a start, had him arrested and locked up with
the understanding that he should be released
after spending two days aud nights in Jail; and
then, leaving three dollars in the hands of an
officer, to be given to him when he was sobered
and set free, to pay his fare to Rochester, where
he could overtake her. She started eastward
with the craft, assuming the command, and
uansacting all the business Of clearance, &c.
Louise certainly can, &c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
CIEAS. mORCAH

ClEAS. MORGAN,
y" dOLESALE AND RETAIL Manufactur.r ~ s.s5,
cs and Trunks and dealer in ali rti
EePt by S2dders, beEs leave TO Inform RI.
PIhc that he has opened. GIaE ST. cor Hn,t
ALis where he will be glad see any persons Ta1tr
@ 8 Vi @ t GpoEe articles AsheIntends axe good oTt
M anu sen at tsir prces he hopes obtain liberal .bSrc
@ Ic PalLeha2e. Particular attention pa i'll to ordered
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS. f.,
WHOLESALE &. RETAII

B. SHEPPARD, No. 18l Main St., corner OF Union vii,
eotl9ug IN & to Keep on hand large and complete a.
o az articles IN his lire consisting LadieS' and
Gentenen'S Saddles, Fine Coarse BSrEeVs Trr,,r
eT J%Fpst B3gs satSes Collars Hamsl Whips 4s
strict attention and promptness TO mcrit contiauaDe
All kinds OF repairing promntlr do,.
u eE4Iq sn4 ID pr 9sF
Sep2O - - Ioi - e M, M -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted consistent viii. soyenoy an
fair profit.
and Contents lU,. terms u ! to 5 ntars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
ASSETS JANUARY l. lisa.
Total LImbjIiIies; tl,22o.os..e9 ~
Unsettled claims no. due...... sl78,926s4
Losses Equitad1y adjusted and Promptly Paid.

OPW ARDS OF 100000
u Losses have been paid by the Ena Insurance Co. in
the past IS years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

Through marches, and by bandit haunted holds
Gray swamps and pools, waste PLACES Of the hern,
Ana TitderhesSes, perilous paths they rode:
Round was their race at first, hut slackeued soon:
stranger meeting them had surely thought,
they rode SO slowly and they looked so pale,
That each had suffered some exceeding wrong
For he was ever saying to hi;nseIf
20 that had wasted time to tend upon her,
10 compass her with sLoeet obscrvances.
To dress her beautifully and Keep h6r true"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
@. p. BROWN.

1IS MAIN STREET,
DEALER in Watches, Clocks, ,JeweIry silver and Plated
1 are Fancy Goods, &c &c, Wholesale and Retail
agent LOT the sale Of the CELEBRATED AMERICAH
WATCHES, manufactured by APPLErOM Tracy CO. Alto
agent Tor the WHEELER WILSON SEWING NACBiSES
Hnnounc his return from New York comprte a.
oFtneh OF every variety of goods ne which viii
pc oerea at prices to compete with any house in tks
country Please call and examine before purchasing else
Eepl6-1Y
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-06
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. S. NJ. BLISS, Judge.

SATURDAY, March 5th
]. NJ. Ramirez VS.. s. 7. Watts-STotion for new
trial Overruled.
7. w. Jerome VS.. Joel D. Martin ct al-Motion
for new trial submitted.
Peter Russell ct al VS.. Geo. V. Fairbanks, ct al
Motion on affidavit and notice overruled.
Thos Seward vs. B. +. Malott ct al-Motion
for new trial overrued.
Thos Seward VS.. w. F. Gray, ct al-Motion
for new trial overruled.
Jacob Benner VS.. JAS A. Trowton, ct ux-Mo-
ton to vacate and set aside default of plaintiff
overruled
Taylor Il Stewart vs.. John Shields-Joseph
w. McGee substituted for defendant Shields 5
days time to defendant Mc(Iee to answer.
Rowe and Mott vs. Sam. P. Fair-Moton for
change Of venue to Siskiyou county ovcrruled ;
demurrer to defendants answer argued and sub
mitted.
Thos Seward VS.. W. F. Gray-Ten days time
to defendant to file bond on appeal.
Low Bros. & Co. vs.. Spring & Healy Rule on
Referee to file report within ten days
John X. Walker vs. Matt Woods-Moton for
new trial overruled
G. Ii. Bryant r. B. Reardan, Geo Rowe, G.. Y.
Swezy and |. 5. Belcher, appointed Committee
by the Court to draft and submit to Court at
Chambers rules Of practice Of this Court.
Sam. Moars Littz, Jas. Kran, and 5. Wagner
admitted tn citizenship.
Court adjourned till Court in course