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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-02
For Rent.

For Rent.
. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCES, within ten min
- ute's walk Market House The houses
well finished and pleasantly situated the bank the
river lower end Zanes land; with plank foot path
the Good Garden choice fruit trees with
each I,.rse Rent low. SmaE families preferred 5
mh2-lm Enquire OF STONE d THOMAS. /
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-02

FsY Stripping a zHiet.-A gentleman of this
city has recently suffered considerably from the
dcprcdations of certain unknown thieves who
have been in the habit of entering his room and
appropriltins whatever happens to tickle their
fancy, in the way of coats, shirts. vests, boots,
&C. This thing had continued until patience or
forbearance was out of the question. Yester.
day the sufferer in returning from the country,
met young chap Mt watering place, upon
whose back he observed one of his favorite, but
long lost coats, fine article, got up the tooth
pick or swallow tail plan. The wearer. of the
garment was not able to account for how e
came by it, and the owner being angered by his
impertubable impotence, jerked the fellow from
his horse and literally tore the coat in shreds
from his body and scattered the rags here and
there in the road, leaving the supposed thief to
ride home coatlcss and very much chap fallen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-02

IN THE GREATEST VARIETY AND FEOFUsION, :
the Store 80 Monroe Water sts., Wheeling
Va The articles comprised under ibis caption
Fine White Fancy hirts, Seggee Shirts, (for husi-
ness use trayellng) Marseiles boSor Shirts, Under
Shirts (Sk NeIino Cotton, Linen and Jea.s) Drawers,
tsnk, Linen Mer'no and Jean) Gloves Half Hose, Get
ton M,rIno plain and fancy silk do) cr&yats, Ties,
stocks, Handkerchsef, (ik and Lnen) Byron choker,
aud ali other fashionable kinds OF Collars, &c., &c.
mhI-im THos- HUGHES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01
NnshYilIe - rlilis.
Tyree springs.

BILL CHAaEEss
Board per aay, for les shan week -..-... 2 %
Board per WEEK p -
Board per month ------------ 20 ~
liberal dsdue,on will made S auss ra5 risa 70 re-
main during the season.
II p sails tEice week. iuly@-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01

The Chancellor dismissel tie h and amended bill upsn De
lnu rer. acd in 'his, we think be acted properly.
Tie governed By Smith Edwards al Hum,
JOS 1t is hello that where partner sells his in
the partnership either TO has straugershe
has no lien the partnership property, the payment Of part
uersp when he liable any than azainst the
s,rivats property and e6e:ts Of his former Per nsrs
he cannot pursue specifically, of the effect
OF firm Of which he partner, that they
ght be saisct 70 the gtion Of claims existing against the
arm And tie TACT that le reed his eoparnes spulat
pay the debts Of the and Indemnify him. make
no having trusted 20 the personal covenants
e the case made is that complainant Nathaniel W Bivsns
and William stone we're, at first partners under the
name Of VI. Co, amer whch they took in En-
Crorn Co Amer this comp lainan and Biveus purchased
ont e interest & Emerson, carried
on under partnership 5 O Groom 4 BiveDs until the sth
Of anuory s57 when complainant transferred all his interest
in said m said Bvsns and Bryan and placed the ases
Of every their p0ssesonin consideration OF which,
they in writing, stipulated pay ali outstanding debts
against said firm, and to release complainant thersiron.
lie retains interest in, lien upon the elects &e Ians
erred nor any sipuatOu they shall be applied
/ in ayment Of the partnership debts
Bivens Bryan failed pay debts to have complain
reas and he has been sued and fored 70 pas part o
them and bic pay theredue and the said Bv ems z bys1
nsolvant and are applying the assets 50 aaerfeA " ~
The ct OF the bin is to obtain az Of heir asssi
Eecfcayto have the firm debt paid and complainant Iess
we have seem upon the authority OF sDi vs. Edwards
ct al and the there cited the bill ca1not ne marGned
and Icon complainant in's' l'oA % 'n' f'''s''-'
Ne is there any aspect which TIE case can Be maintained
to be that surety IA; Ign 70 nring ~
principal ard the creditor into Court Of Onaneery 70 comPe
the payment Of the debt.
But We were TO conclude that occupied toward
the creditors these and the the relation
suretyye the bill makes no cas- unoer ms heaa o. squy
The editors parties, and ths casa IN other respects pen
| hsps defective Hum CO.
it's true that Complainant hAs Deen eonpeiea 70 y
Of these debts and theref re creditor, TO that extent
Bsns Bryan and that nos, under section 80 0 ~ o
into chanery aside ffandulens eonvsJanes q 49,
otr resod fer the purpose Of hinderi1g
m ereditog and subject the prOperg By sale o.
he Safisfs,n N tae debts bill also fails 20 maks
I es,e under this section Of the Code. -. 49,.
Il EeTs no fniaent conVayh1ca ar oscr ooos 70 ~
and lsy creditors, relief claimed uPan pa oea<
Dsores an rmed W~"AeA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01
From Utah.

The Salt Lake mail brings papers as late as the
Sd o. August.
A fuII account is given of the examination CT the
e,se of forgery of Quartermas.er's checks. There
sssr,s to be bit little doubt that MCKENZIE, the
eperaver, made the plates upon which the checks
were tlrnck with the knowledge Of BRIGHAM AoUSG
Mex. ia to stand his trial for forgery.
We extract the following from the VALLEY Tan of
the Sd:
JyDT.,y TROUBLES ON THE CALIFORNIA ROAD
There is a report that emigrans party has beer
attacked somewhere near the Goose Greek Mount
sins on the California road, by Indians, ana some
See or more men and two women killed. Fall par
,Js,s have not been received, does it seem to
y SgeVn Nrhat tribe of Indians were the actors, or
DC tAer or nSE any UroyOcatlon was given by the
- for The s4G&ck. Some Indians hRd pFouShI
80 :, en-. sDd other articles, unusual Ior 1nVlaIs
- hoTs to Box GiteE to trade to the toHn people
hicb led I. inquiries, ana iniormsloil was op'@1i
W ,en5in9 n esfablisi the fact Of the massacre
su case con tanning four likenesses was
Steo;1aJ frou, n IEdian aud sent down mere WIN
~ /, is said TO be that OF family nam
al smith. who passed through here some 'lLne
since C,,,r Trr,u-On
The 2Sth July, L. !. District Jucge Sili04~
a. his charge to the grand jury, hrst eaiilnG IneiI
t,onlion TO offences against the laws OF tae 'h1eu
S,a,as relative 10 enteing soldiers TO desert OF pur
chasing their arms or apparel; resisting altsu
states officers in the service Of process; apiS"P
.eore an ;ufraction of Indian treaties iis-
tusbing the pssce and tranquility Of the United
&, ates: fogery, counterfelting, &c -. -
Ne referred 10 the late attempt 10 counterlelt gov
= nsnf drafts stating that some Of the parties nau
eaan arrested and would be tried in the Second S
trict and charged that those drafts we're lhe |oTh
of % conEsderaey in crime" and "the plate was
oil '!L--oJ IN anal CITY, He urges upon the
manu- isrg 10 ferret out tbe criminals IL also
gaTe them in charge the Territorial laws, ana q, carr arr
esy rspudate3 she doctrine when tPe ne TbeooTao
XIV true iorm Of government dootFne
wsss iI se Judge said sssaed the integrity Of the
grand JAG, and breaks down the executive ''"'''O'
n.y." -. 5,,,-- n oncuire strict
" and fl9 into all the murders in the IeTslIO[y y,
as we'll as otIsr crimes and islonied' ne soon
The psseret Nelrs THINKS some OF Ills hon9r o.
sentiments just-others "tOo absurd to lnd0rse'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01
DKoPosoLs FOR ARMY TRANSPOTA-

QrAETTEv,sTER CESFEAI's OFFICE,
Washington. June ., 1859
fee until l.m, the lst day OcJoucr transpor-
taton Of military supplies during the years l56Oand 1861 the
following routes
From Fors and Rey in the Territory Of Kan.
from Fort Laramie Territory Of Nebraska or from
any point the we bank Of the Missouri river north Of Fort
LeayeuWOth south latitude cc noTt at which depot
hcG, in the Territory OF Nsrassa of latitude deg.
nsrb in Oregon south l latitude deg north and east Of uni-
tudc ia deg vest and n the Territory ah north Of latitude
~ degrees north and east OF longitude &c,
and from tie Kansas State of Mis- 10
Uuicn the Territory Of New Mexico or TO any cer eso: that
may be designated il that Territor.
,. From Union such Other depot may be DESIGNATED
Territory New Mexico posts or enots that A. or
may established in the Military Department of New Mexico
except Ports Bliss and Fillmore.
The weight each year will either
Of the routes than hundred Thousands ponnde more
route than millions pounds, and than
two millions i've hundred thousand pounds each.
Proposals will state the rate hundred pounds per hundred
miles FOR which the auspC viii performed route
IN each month sf the year. and may be made for all the
collectively for any two Of them, for each separately
udes Will give their full well their places
and he reeTcd 10 execute bonds with good security in
such an amount the Qu9rtsrmaster may determine
CoUaers must he IN readiness for service by tie LIST dav Of
JafEA ot aud as transportation mas demanded any
time for hs whole weight transported during the year on
a or eef oi The routes they viii he required have places Of
OF business OF al the vicinity O. LeayenW0fh,
fol a. Furt Union, other depot In New Mexico at
"' ly nay t comm ncated With prompt yFspd readily.
Each proposal must De BY guarantee szned by
Tee or ersoos novn satisfactorily certified 70 Tie Quar-
eilr Oeueal' setting forth that if the Dsrfv Shal
he awarded the contract, they will enter 81 h;,fo e. 80
faithful performance. ~ N o'Hs"'i'l 'O' Is
Proposals will be endorsed as follows. pooasoys far z
commit W -u none VIII be entertained unless they full
Imply "liH all the spua;2 set forh in ais sversernent
n me light is reserved Of reecngy or ali the bSstbst ns,
-'1g 6-3awtlstOct.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01

ARr,yAL OF TIE MoUNTAIN MEADo" 0HlL-
rv-A dispatch has been received by the C0m-
.,;a.;onsr of Indian Affairs from Mr. "N' Z
uIrcu,,1L, special agent in charge Of these cnil-
drsr. informing him that they had arrived saisiy
:, Fart Isavenworth, in excellent health, a9d that
a.-.Ur.msuts were Immediately to be made for re-
.,o-;n, them TO their relatives and friends
We NAV well imagine with what great JOY their
er;snas will receive these young OffspriDgs' the
nlv survivors of the terrible fate which SO uuhap
rilv overlook their parents and kinsmen, while
cross;pe the Mountain Meadow valley, on their
route TO California These children are nov LETT
70 them q and no doubt will be so regarded and SO
.srsd for as precious legscies from the departed
oD.s There we're seventeen in all rescued, but
,lv afteen we're brought to Fort LsaVenFOrth-
to-, having been detained at Salt Lake city for the
80, ,oss of giving testimony. Mr.. MITCHELL, tbs
n.e;,. agent, can fully symPsthize in the gTeatl0si
80 children have sustained, as he also had rel
.,'vss and friends in the party, who shared th'
same fate as the others
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01

An English lawyer named ". II. BARRIER, was 3
few years ago convicted Of fJFgery sent to penal
settlement, was there publicly whipped, and kept in
cbains-after spending about $50. 900 in defending
himself in the Bngish courts, he has at last been
found TO be iun0eentl the victim of foul conspi-
racy. Parliament has awarded him S25, ,OO0-the
half of his loss to say nOthing Of the injury to his
health, character, and the degradation consequent
upon his treatment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01
Lynch Law at Springfield, EIO.--A Negr0
Hung for Rape.
- ths spllngisld 40 hLirror. Aue. a0.

On last Saturday night, negro boy, belonging TO
the estate o Finley Danforth, deceased went to the
house Of q respectable married lady, who resides
about five miles from this plsoe and whose husband
was absent at the tilae, and demanded entrance.
This was refused He vent TO the window and at
tempted to enter through that, but was rspulsed.
lie then got an axe and broke the door in and en-
tered when he lady threg hot water him, bet II
was not hot enough to scsld. He then seized her
BY the hands with one Of his, and with the other
ehOeked be until she was senseless. He then ao-
eomptshed his heliish purpose and left her sense.
less on Tie floor. When she recovered she took her
little children and went through the rain to neigh
boris house some quarter half mile, and told
what mad been done OF course the neighborhood
vas aroused and indignant and turned out in
search of the seoundre together with many persons
freIa town.
The search was continued until Wednesday, be-
fore finding the guilty Suspicion attaching 10
this boy, posse went where be was at work, and
by series of questi gathered the whole facts of
the case from MIN, as related by the lady; both
stories eorr0boratng in every particular. No force
OF threats we're used TO induce him to tell. He was
ideBtifed by the lady as teiog the boy, beyond al
question in addition 10 his own confession. he vas
kept under guard untl Thursday morning, when he
was brought 20 town TIE Circuit Court being in
session, tne matter was brought oefsre that body,
and the Sheriff ordered to lake him into custody.
III did 80, ana placed guard over him. AsPeeial
grand iaFy was empsnrelied and A 7. Hsnn E q,
apP6in ed Circuit Alfarsey pro ten. The grand
jury ibves gated The esse, aud returned true bill
against him Before CT about tie time he case was
going TO be taken up, crowd of three four hun-
dred men assembled around the Temperance Hall,
where the boy was being guarded aud naally OBJ
tsined entrance, put role round bis neck. and
TOOK hin oat 20 the edge Of town and hung him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01
70 Corresponaents.

1t will great unnecessary trouble four friends,
in writing to will bCa in mir the following rules;
Always give the dste Post Oce county and state in the body
Of your letter.
II wish the Paper changed from ece to another give
both Offices in full
II you writs business and other Matters write spaAte
SHEETS Of paper, different leaves Of ene sheet
Letters and communications solicited all such facts
and subjects be of information Interest to tie public
Anonymous communications Of fEaever character III receive
noatention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake TO return rejected c0mmu caiiOns,
All letters On business should be objected 10 Aessrs T. a.
EASTMAN 4 CO., and personally easr Of the Pro-
prietors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01

RoBsERY eT a CHURCa.-St. Msry's (Catholie)
Church, in Norf liz, vas robbed and shsmefuIly
deseorated on Tuesday night, the 2sd. The thief
took off the large gill Cruc fix, and committed sun
walls Of the spleniid structure. The rObber eOn-
ceaed himself while the Church was open for ser
vice, and took away the punder in the stiffness Of
the night. A Amsn named DEE said to be a stranger
iu the city, has been arrested the charge of hsv
ing committed the theft and saeriIege.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01

dated the thirtieth Gay "a May, 1883.
orders pupic Land sales the State Iowa. to he held At
: the time and places stated, Is follows. viz.
AT the Land oice Fort Dodge, g LouG7v tie
fUCg s.t ITV of Jbeg 5e for the disposal If the Pub
r Lands heretofore e'ed, Of n5t0ag lsrss US and parts
" townships situated the north Western rt said State,
he counties a. uma jt Wright, EUssstu Bancroft! Poca
tuItas. raIO AIi1.aud Emmett.
a. the Land Office at SIOUX City, commencing on Noa6aU
"a. btrfo Cot1hs Hfi, the disposal pubc
Lands heretofore u1UGse situated in the counties ahun
tas tao Alto Emmett Clay, Cherokee, BuaUl VISTA Ben
ueeola eouN Hanc1uIe and Plymouth g8 townships
and parts oi townships
Lands Gograta by law for the Of Schools, Military and
Oil purpose together with "a swamp and overnoNed Lands"
will be excluded fruu lhe gg',s-
The sales Tl e Kept open until ihe lands all offered
which is 20 be accomplished ia weeks and longer
and no private cirl 90 OF the lands will be permitted uul
al gr The expiration of t.ulE0 weeks
Pre- empuoa claimants required establish their claims To
" satisfaction ol the proper Register and Receiver, make
payment Tor me same on or before the day appointed for
ryegnt Of lt public sales, otherwise er caim will
ieit-a. TEoS. A HENDkICES,
Commissioner OF the General Land office,
3. f-H ION ga Trrfr ID Es.r 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01

,z,,orvsr.Yr MIssIoNs IN TURKEY.-Very mark
N.s-ess continues to be made by the American
81 aries. Our correspondent mentions eOngre-
aat;ons Of many hundreds, the planting Of whica
gsss gs.. onIv = few years ago A very interesting
rsss,;nS Of the Evangelical Alaoes has been held
= Consta antinople. Twas determined to establish
: hSaneh in Psrnia-LQnSaa Assa 81 ths elsHrsst'.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01

TTvHE Southern Road OF e great lines. This road has
thus fas been managed in such way commend ,t 90
The pu. .Iic Vs;runaEa.
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Freight Transportation.
BALTIMORE avn OHEo RAIn road

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAN. ROAD
COMPANY.
FFyHE Southern Road four great lines This road has
thus ia been managed ln such way 20 commend H
tle public pstTUnaEa.
This mpauy, under the General surerinisndc1reo Of
Ii. ID. WEAEkS. General Freight Agent,
Nos of Inducements shippers BaltmUrs, Philadelphia
New o., E -rr. hcImsud, Petersburg &c exceedingly
low rates and below New Orleans prCes, tEr moderate
terms With The denc ion upon Insurance Of and half per
cent y i rue, -1c TIE European shipping being frou 90
shinEs sterling less than the New Orleans Sill ping prizes,
bil cUHtrulrsg EJHatrit
Reliable well Desirable.
Their facilities 17 transportation are uueguaed hy any other
roaa 10" DO % gsa1a as tasir eern terminus Is at PARK
EErBJnGHr Eus uTci and ninety uilgs below
wal and mos danesrous navigation Of the Ohio This
era es n Iala NLer The delivery Of goods only certain
bat with dis lr 1 tyarcc otauy other and
Niue1s on otial ruulc.- 50 tla- this is the only
Cheap. Reliable and speedy Route.
Fregh y RMS less exposed weather than hv other
roueF a. 'eTf 4Fa-e tbs delivery ltrg made at psr.
ezsDlT uanla W sh-ard tna and elevated from thence w
steam immediately o. the cars, without being subject 10 WI or
The Louisville steamers connect direct with Parkerzr-b
boats without delay HJ likewise REGULAR Cnrir,fi
boHts Lhe ti'lI oats convey direct Parersrr~ y
this arrangement I t"nra-y enabled receive fref r
daily for rms Tolt az AH..- agency Nashville Tenn
For lursDeT psrticulsgs inquire OF
j.. H. HARRISON, freight AGENT
may l'ulll -'N-r corner Broad and Front streets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01

lie purposes having regular Bill Fare with prices az.
tac SO that he can &c enabled to suit 10th pockets sppe
titles OF bis customers, and charge for than they get
This his een needed in ouTc and he Lores by
o. business public patronage feels c-rsin OF sue
cess, with his Efforts, and the immortal PINT in Ire sn
lie will furnish public the shortest notice lie also
keeps on hand large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWZyG TOBACCO, HIEKS and ETQE0PS.
Call and examine at the Metropolitan
Il8rChi IDLY j. MOORE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01

In qnashng the ezscu the ground tia, Hunter not
legally ouni as syur We thEk the Court erred The
within the principle " Carmichael HAWKINS sned
l. is tuy proFel that Hunter voluntarily applied
TO lcoEe yr Of the execution this particular case and
accordingly WFots has the Docket
press intent OF binding hn stay execution
and Fs accepted by TIE Justice The TACT, that
not written IN The most appropriate place the Docket,
shat The justice Docket made with ali the
prescribed by th5 act Of j will lie allowed vats the
security. discharge the from his liability, tie ground
Of the supposed riegua in the judgement upon which
ssIled tJ stay execution.
Admitting IL to be that the served on only one
Of tie joint defendants named Ihsrein and that the jud ent
party net served With process, might complain
service Of ls warrant and acqusce in the Judgment, be
srem1 TO have done
But this natter with which the ay0- has concern The
judgement upon Wch ae undertook stay execution. remains
fc oc, aid be cannot td it IN seach Of irsgular
E3 upon W to seek 70 he discharged from his liability
the plrty PreucIced y the supposed irTEuay submits TO It.
does LIE in the mouth OF the the
tou to complain
In ~ OF the case, the in igment must be reversed Prior
the gd0pt0n of ns Cde the practice such dis
charge the HDsSs3e, and direct Df0csde8dO the Juse
But by the proper
1924 and 33- o OF e Code Judgment be rendered here fO
the amount OF the just ce ia snsnt With interest thereon, al
the O. e7 and half per cent peranR ginst ,he prn
cpa, and suTetes in the crr boH aud also isr the
suit Juiguentw be rendered accordingly. MCKtNEEy.
Test: II. WELCH, Clerk.
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RoIiablo ~ wen as Dcsirabl,


TWTE are nov Offering for sale The ll7rs,r s,4
w Farm Of A. b. MontECuerv, situated ,r <lg7TTA
Tie Middle Franklin Turnpike, three miles r-rr, n
the Pubic Square in Nashville This uuacuH sIIEEfsR
edv tie most highly improved property offer l6t W
for sale anywhere IN the vicinity Of Nashville
cou;slns altogether ahoUt eco acres, e,f-d v4
balance under ieuce-iu cultivation. We deem il rrs,1
90 say am thing by wsv Of commentator. III. =,
ETeak FOR Itself j. l. a T. ". BROWN
aug2-du Real Estate A-erfs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01
NUMBER 80.
wOOD- EDDY 4 CO.'S
sfnsIe Number Lotterfesg
tcaAnTu.Eo 81 TN azA1s o. szazsl-i
Capital Prize S5osoOu.-Tiekets emily SO.
WOOD, EDDY & Co.s Nanagsrs.

TIE following sobsnns viii 81 frzrn t yoc- yr 4 co
Managers Of ~ SpsTta Acaasay Larerg, 10 s % sr srR -
Number Lotteries fer sePteutsr, lt5. e fLcTsIA Ca m
pubic, under the aapcrlteniencs cf Curzasl ollrs.
Class 9s Draws SaturaaYs Segae1beK Sd, isss-
Class y Drnws Saturday. SeEteEAber 1Otia, 1850.
Glass . Draws Saturday, seatemho< 1-th, iss3.
Class % Draws saturday. NepgsRlser - TIA, lssa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01
NEW WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.

HAVING taken the agency Of the celebrated Silver Springs
FIGURING Mills We nave just receiyeda quantity superior
Family Flour which perhaps good az car bs sds M ~
other climae and Will be sold liberal teens At No q
~i9tsss iaISis ss''''9T AA'asSeE4&cOs