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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
Notice to all dealing in or using the
PAIN KILLER.
DIR. WEAVER,S
Canfler and Salt Rheum Syrup,

FOR THE CURE OF
Canker, Salt Rheum Eryspelas, ScrofuoGs Diseases,
CutaneOus Eruptions and every kind Of disease arts
ing from impure state of the blood. The most eff
fectve Blood Purifier OF the Nineteenth Century.
READ TIfL-HOW 1T ACTS
VTTHEN disease has been long in the system the first
w fattering symptoms after taking the Syrup is
alarm you ii only shows that the disease is working
out-just the result want To see apply the Cerate
and the humor viii heal and the disease disappears
il being the production of regularly educated phys-
clan who has given this class of diseases his whole study
and practice; it be relied the medicine de
sired and its good work accounts its immense sale
DR.. WeaVer'S Cerate, or Ointment
Has proved itself the best Ointment ever invent
ed, and where used it has never been known to
fail of eecting permanent of Old Sores letter
ami Ringworm ScaId Head, Chibains and Frost Bites
Barber Itch Chapped Cracked Hands, lips PIN
pies or blotches on the skin, Sore Nipples, &c.
Mothers should forget that it is a specific for
nipples supply should always be kept on hand.
Rs Sold by Druggists generally. Price of Syrup 81
per bottle Cerate % cents.
J. y. HARRIS < Co, Cincinnati Ohio, Proprietors,
For Southern and Western States, TO whom all orders
for the above medicines may be addressed
Sold by ". w Berry K DemOvilie, and Ewin, Pen
deton 4 Co, Nashville, Tenn, :. Mansfield & Co.
Memphis Tenn; J. Wright * Co, Scovil Mead, New
Orleans Edward Wilder, Louisville, Ky; John d Park,
Cincinnati, Ohio aug20-d&w1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
5 L IL III 4 P Pei Ma GGRE ofthg dis
ressing complaint use
FEN ID It's
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by C. 3. SEYMOUR & CO., 1O7 NASSAU ST, n
Y. Price 81 per box; sent free by post.
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
TGays-ins1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
G. r A N D PLAN o

+ HAVE just unpacSed, and have now for inspection,
l. the finest Grand Pianoforte ever received
the city Of Nashville The attention OF every lover
the skmg Instruments is invited 10 this Piano.
Also several square
PiaEOfOrtes Of NeiRWay Sons Make,
Have Just been added 10 my stock all Of which will
he sold at New York Prices, for cash or negotiable
paper, at
B Union Street.
J. A. MCCLURE.
~ New Music, in great abundance, being added
daily 10 my already large stock -july9-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
N u = 4 AT 8
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

THESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
i lie for period of THIRTY YEARS, and during
that time have maintained high character in almost
every part of the Globe for their extraordinary and
immediate power of restoring perfect health to
suffering under nearly every kind of disease which
the human frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety Of
human diseases in which the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
EBONY s

BY LADY OF NEW ENGLAND Cloth, Il mo-
Price 81 IS. For sale by F. HAGAN
aug23
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For Rent or Lease.

T WILL rent or lease my place near the Mnrfrees-
boro' Pike miles from the city Tor the present
year or with the privilege of five years. There IS
a convenient Brick Dwelling with Kitchen ana good
Stables and a splendid well of excellent water.
There are twelve acres of superior and suitable LOT
raising all kinds of marketing. -
feb22-f LUIS LEHio.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

We hope, as does every reader of the Union
and american, that the political letter-writers
of that paper will follow the example of
muncations so excessively funny. We real
ly do not object to good laugh when we've
got nothing else to do; but enough of a good
thing is enough, and about one time in ten it
Is two much.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
Ma s HVIL F.:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST "a. 1860.
ROCK cry MILLS.

aBeII'' Flour in 5ags g., in half bags -
Old Hickory do. 90 25; - - - . Is
Eagle do. 3 so: ss a. 1 SO
Mixed Bran ,per1OOIbs- one dollar.
Corn Meal, per bGshel 81 90.
Delivered TO AL parts Of the city. sep2l-Iy
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Arrived.

NEW YORK, Aug 23.-The steamer Aeriel
from Aspinwall is below.
Damage to the New Jersey Railroad.
New YORK, Aug. 23.-The railroad through
New Jersey, was damaged by the storm last
night, delaying the mails temporarily.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
Bu Geiegrapb.
Eran, New Orleans.

New ORLEANS Aug. 23.-The steamer Ca
hawba sails Saturday. r.
Arrived.-"I. S. Parsons, 2 from New y ork
aSbamrock.s, from Philadelphia. and the bark
ssGrot.o" from Rio. SO
The schooner .Dew-Drop,1 from Rpatan,
is at the barr 80
During the capture of Truxillo, twelve
SPANS rsls were billed and eighteen wounded.
Three Americans were slightly injured
Walker is still in possession. He has declared
for CabaDas. and issued a proc Iamatlon-
For the Gulf.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23--The destination of
the frigate Susquehanna has been changed to
the Cult of Mexico. She is supposed 10 be
safter Walker. EEk ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

W. ~
HNHE Tennessee Coal Company having completed
l. their organization, are now prepared to execute
orders, and To enter into contract any extent and
they iatter themselves that the produce of their
mines Will fayoraoly compare with any other de-
scrption of Coal brought to this Market and that the
moderate terms at which they offer their Coal will Sc
cure to thema full and fair share OF public patronage
Weare now selling our superior Coal at the follow
ing prices
Best Lump Coal at IS SO per ton or Gle per bushel
Sup. Round do "A so ZIG
Nut Coal, for cooking s-ese Ezt4 IE
and steam, so lac
Fine Coal for Black
smthing 90 lie
aGTERklCash on Delivery. =
sse-..ss HENRY MURRAY,
3 = Sales Agent at Nashville.
Orders LEFT at Mr. Geo. Greigs, on Union Street. or
addressed to p o. Box IA, viii receive prompt at
teEtion. -
ITYard on Cedar Street, adjoining N. & C. RR
ls-s7 - k-s- - - JOHN J0CHMtS,
Director and Manager Tracy City,
jrly75-Stavlm Marion county Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
NEW EAAEA GOODS.
1850.
Allison, Anderson & Co
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ID RY-GOODS,
AND
Il e ady-Made Clothing,
NO. Al, PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, I: Tennessee.

WE are now receiving and will in few days have
wv ready for exhibition and sale one OF the most
desirable stocks ever brought 10 this market.
We therefore respectfully invite an examination OF
our stock by the trade visiting the market, before
making their purchases, we feel confident We can
promote their interest by giving q call
sug22-2n ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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BARLEY Wanted.


OK AOO BUSHELS BARLEY Wanted at No. 10
<c,OOU Market Street.
aug3s-1m 3 GRESHAM & DRUCKER
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8er,,aif0te Mmsetgem.
9r. 9. Sanne's 6eInnO1ettSs Bilelg.
80 TYNE FTTH,a.)

S2r bic SeiIIu3 era 2e6ertef@peTeeu, Gi9t, Gsler1Sfs S5&'
Egeiie, &benratt3g u8, BIoc-- Nue &tercn-1r91teefeI Ttsfer'
Aerpsnf6ri6e, pthIauf peer &Oe, 9auttrGnf9etsn. Nnresnt9
Eeiten hes 8lnteS gHtsIneuuaep, y elau6clts, galt9en Eofl
hnIer3, 8erltnpfuue, @dmersen I'm Eopte, Der SrIlt, cen SetteH
BEN Sfaden uao ben @Iiecera, 9amcrTbpteen, S1Asntrant9srtsn
Observation-Disclosures &c. &c. vm.
reuben WsitteIn nht metr pber ment8er nbtbt9 lit, uno eiele Fsxosl
urb 6ranfbeiteu wirben eer5tuesrt mernen, menn eteieIben eh9e
meiu aebrau6t piroen. &ieutane fam F@ Wcbi fiPlsnt - len9.
ptne gerftopfuns i'm Rbrper itattfinret, bic Suben eaul9s psna9s
ano iebft tSotli6t Rranfbeitsn berpGrbrn8t, msL9e ouIP s.asn
seiti9en uuo ridtigeu SetraudD prn abiIbrcHSet W'e''5''e" '"'''"
Ieihr rermteoen peroen fDuneu. NM
Der @erfcrh9er fam btfe SiGen nit per 9toB. 81. 9 HS " < nm.
pIsbIea, iberseuot. bah bteIelben be- peIteal eellet que. as eAe
aneeren oebrSu6liten 0ilen p3leleen lto t''Vel' Fl'"'F'''
Nderer unS c[etbmSEiaer in tbrer Sttul14.
ysim CsebTnmd,s If fine beionoere GOrGbt nStbt9.. gtan fata
enen unb trinten rte 9epoPnitD, III me"" "ptYpe''p'S '"'" """
c oIs1h nnH Ssr, ~ginreGnlen perielben eIen.
81 M ~ sat feinet @infuB auf oedben, ea tie 10 SuiamnIeHs
,sSsst nus baS lie Hh INNER ibnea i'm Uta9en aufto1en.
SNSEtfarn 6iefelben in tetneren Dozen 9enonmen mereen, %oerbelterr
BsS;s Gffte uno ifno leitt %abfIbrenb; rperoen lie aber IN |tarteH
S61eier asnomnen. 70 9uo fe tart %aeiibreno, tnoet tie ben 9an3en
itIn6en Tsintaen, rnb seimroe AbionberuN8en I'M Yta9en, in eerYe-
ber uno perI9isoeuet anoeren OgSaHen SeS S6rPerS our Tolge
SSar Fam fe All auen 3eiten unb betnabe seSeu oe Grarfbeiteu
~el1ufRweu, = oeecn @utSdnoun98-, NSe@el-. na3lGflenee,S Sal
Iep. uMb oQe onoeren Nrten BON Sisbern, @eIt1udt r1o Eeberbe=
5dmsGseu. @esen DnSpepie iie le IN Der &bat elm p~Sr5a9ttc3
Mittel, ca tie mad unb mad Die itioF6en Nbipnbernngen 6e5
YRaqens unb Der 2eber enteruet uuS 9efunbe Gbatt9ettt III befen
pi6ti9en Srsanen beroorbrin8eu. Deielben fne unbeSablbal
IN Hr1utbeiten Der 0outu no poS man scrOSbult6 "ultrctRbett 6eS
glutes" nennt; sbenio bel standardization, SerfOptun9en II. /.
o., uno in Der That bel aden 6ronfbejten, no cine bttnenSe,
Sdte rerte1ernoe Dter %a6iubenoe DHS5n nStbt9 idn iplte.
DespepIie wiro ~unfeblbor our6 ben anDaltenSen @ebr1ud eteIcs
~Dertbcoueu Yr6paratS 9ebrben, nanentItl menp baS it1rfenee
Gurnamittsl, in gcrtinonn9 b0ntt, Ger @rridrtft Sentab sebraH@t
nirh.
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Gtiet,babuctt &c.
ia Go 60 -
Btdto fir G~inpanberer nap Ietienoe.
GrInorffB Don Bet, 0elb nnO GntfeTuwng
tWr6 bte
Baltimore nnS SbtcsG iienbGbu
mad alien Ebeilen be8 Weteus

Bartersburg unb Wartetta, pper gen1orpo,
WbeeltnS uub Columbus.
Ste Baltimore. uub SbtO- Gtentabn ttstet benz rsifenpen pub.
Hum bic erSsten Ogrtbetle IN Seiue auf Siltgfett, Bcqucmlt9.
tst, StGertett, guntAtbfett unS G6Bntst her e. enerten, 70 b4s
ae sFn fetner anbern 8abn II tieleu1 2anee IbsrtrUHen mtrs.
Dtefr Balm pom atianttidsen @ieer ~aus8ebenb, If bic GIteae aus
%geoetntefe 9tnte, ~eIstbsettt9 absr AUD BITE turBefe unO f6ntHfe
unO bater BITE btIieRe ROute fur bic Reilenben rad benz Weaen,
bic nt6t S~erfeblen iUGteu, fe gu b~enusen:
Wetlenentfer1tnr9 BOT Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
usber p~arferBburg 533 Metteu.
tleSer Senrrppo uEb 29beeltN1 $50
ueter S~arrtsbure uno ptttsbNr8 600
Dur6 6e Nt6rtetta.Qiaie 583
ttae Griparnt9 an Der @ntftyauaa ben l6
DurG BITE 6 luInbus- Clinic 500
cine GrfparntB an FER Gntfernure Urn 50
Reifenre, welAs te Baltimore rnb Ottp. G~tGsnta8a b~enuSen,
lesen be Ofehen IN ~ Gaeen snraf unb fabrer In Qassn. be
aEf oa$ GIer5equerrfe ub nit skelferten Stsen etnaertdte: itnb.
SEdbrzBreifp.
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0tfenbabnen &c.
gIeuer atnS ,ptbtt9er GabrpIan.
k9sasa yfaG BEN @elten nnO Siiben. 60

G14E[ @%&&
Baltimore unb GbtrsGifenbdbn.
Sin unb nGS benz Is. Erp. 1860 eeben bte 8Iee ME frIet;
asn 9arSeu. StatiCE Baltimore: Der gofsue, Gpnntdgs
aassenpmnren, I'M 8 uhr so Wtnuten gcratttta9s; unb Der O..
pres;us I'M 4 ubr - Wetnuten gtahmtttaeS. BEIGE 8Ige geben
mad alien Sbetl,n hes @efeRs wRb NSrS.g0eaeHs in pirsFter
Qtnte. .
Stir We9sBaRaSierc,
gIaG alien puntten ;ptiGen Baltimore unb @teemoat nebn1e
man ben 80 G7rGntttas. QccpmpOuttcns- Bug. ga& allen uuften
swtf@en Rtemcnt uab gDheelna unb ;ptfben 0rnftci unb par
~fersbura ben 4 ubr 8crm. unb 4 Il. NaGm. BUG ssn Baltimore.
Der TreDertd=N ccpntmobattpn8= 3ug
seridst Baltimore fur 8reterif unO be' ba;ptI6tu Iiestnteu
plate tdgltd unt 4 ubr is Mtnuten NadnttttdsS, NIT Musna6mt
bee SOnntaea, uo erretdt BrebertG nm ~. 80 N, &6enbs; yer.
lGet BET Der 8Itfebr 6rebertd I'm 1856 @srmtttaes unb lanet
In Baltimore I'm 10 u. 40 WR. 0ttttassan.
Der @0icptt'8< Wtt08z ACCOMMODATIONS 3ua
Gebt tdslt@ NIT Nusadbnae bee SDnntdss tte frlgt:
GerlGst Standardization UNI 20 Atpreens unb l II. 800 RaGrn.
Bon GatcUtt's @ltas I'm 7,45 WlOraens, $50 $40 Matm.
Gea9 Waibin9ton uno benz Siiben
ee6en bic 3Ise I'M Is ub s. SO 8Oymitta9a f9mie ut g. % umb
4,20 gtddmttte So.
&m SGants I'M 4 Is Iasrgcns.
Son Wai9tn9tpn
tmt SIC anb 7,40 gOrtitta8S ub 3, 10 unb 600 Na&Ra.
Sim GpnntGa nur RndratttaSs TIM 80.
Der atreite uo Sterte 8ng ron Baltimore Ino gS~albtnston per-
btnben NA NIT ben 8Igen Der NnrapGlts gabn.
Ser 5pette unb brittle 8us bait auf BEN 8nii&enfattunen.
Rg- G5e9sn TttatS, AuSfunft, gaGrt II. +. ~. trente man I'D
at s. &. Gnglanf, @8ent cit Der Gifet-Sffce, Camden.
fatg1. 80 m. q. Smith,
EranSrprtattCnsnetfer. Baltimore
6. 81. &pfe. General SiGeteur. (%u16jO
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1encrs0erTeberunnen.
JOhnston's Insurance Rooms.
Ga 70 GnnnnNGn

JohnstOn's Insurance Rooms.
Re. 73 SecDnbtr.
S8eHers, Martnes unb 2ebenSsGerF6es
r.lnG8sgompaguien.
GtGerIfe rro feiteIte U0lnOQnnie.
Uerftherun98sGOmp. Der 8aQeb y. Uirotuten.
mt $500, GOO Capital.
9pnfbnr8@S g8s@OmP. .. 8irginien,
Alber1arlesU erftGerun88sGcmp y. Uirqinteu
nit $500, 600 Capital.
9barter OateVerit1 .zGpntp. bon Sartfprb.
nit $3.50, 900 capital. 49,
SecHrtt1sVer t6erun98sG Comp. bon 02epsg)cr'
nv. nit s270, 900 Capital.
PD0tlGzSer1tGeruu08sGo Comp. bon Nerp<Q)orf
NIT $500, 600 capital. '
JIeiDlutesS ertd1eruug8s Gcntp. p. NenzQlorf
nut $270,O 00 CAPITAL. 0'
nfantsUerItd)er1no8sGcmp y. Neme9lerf
nit $500, 900 capital. "'
9tem@Werl0sUerith er Comp ton Ytem.glDr :
nit $1,000 capital.
Wtercarttle Wtltuol W1artre.
nit 81, 900, 900 Capital.
Seretntgte Staaten Qeben8<0 erffhpr,no -
nit 81, $50, 972 capital.
9tortberrt A1Iurances@ Dmp. bon Qonbpn
NIT So. 1G4, Ill GoptaI.
NR coeh pen1ertten Gpnpdanee1 Enb BON her Qp,;ar,4,. -
Stootes Wtarplaro %autbcriTrt unb lt,enRrt. 0''"" '"
Oe BON Gem unterSethIdeH rcpriiertrtcn Gorn1orissn bobos
@urtp petlu93ares capital gum bcuen oben onoe1ebenSua
otIsuS Ssrantp0t1lq tar DIE 3a9iun9 bon @gtr:en.
eriest. WINS" g 0 o. Funrtpg
Greb. affum, Surpetcr. FSo17 U
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"a" CUR Be OnDere!t Sen1tl1lbnabllte.
&tnrranbtrer unb 9Retfenos fOGten febr sprTatte fem, eEe fe lire
8tlette fauen uab f0ltea hieielten nur rCn fcIAen ~anseReatfn
8tarttfn iaufen, pel&e ron iGrsn Gebalt leten, ntAt a5cr sr
gRaflrrn Uber 8nifdentrd9ern, ca fe font Der GefaSr aus9sfebi
fub, bei6wtnbelt su perten uno ir Getb untioRf ~ausaeSsn.
Ourdfabrt8=8tIette
mad aGen T6eiten bcs gDeRens fn6 su taben bel
Gb. 8. PiibebrdslSf,
GenegaI> 6 n;tgranteu.I eent Der @alttIacte- uao
Sbtp=Gtientat1,
Sa30,jI 2tp. .! 2pdhle8fr., Salflnlpfe+
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NDrollde tGentcaisGiiciilatj III szaa
0erdnberter Babrplan+ GSzxS4G
9}lds rem lBeit&u uup Nrgcen.
Ssi rtersSnhrrf

9pn Jest on perbet td8liA srct 8Ias duf eitier 2}atn III mad.
fsleenber g0etfe %erpeSirt:
Ser ppRsug ee6t tdett& Omit Nusnnfme res SDnntaes) IN,
8 utr 80 gtin. GG0reens At naa gittstHrG. gbied8H, GieSe!anc,
Cincinnati, ct. 2cuts uno ATE Gteile te$ QDefens unb gtprbe
mefens. @bsnfp naa Glnipre, Buffalo unp &anata. gtaG G,-
~nttttsbure, grri, Qaneafer, @eattHe, Qptt@pi0e. 0wtnes, DttGs,
SieGterstprn unb Nen@efer, W'b. Sad Gtamtersbu.e, Gar-
ltSe uub SaaertrTa
Der Grpres3ue eett t6s!i6 YIN 5 iGr U1inuten mad
Buffalo unb benz grrhea BIS GanGtn uu0 rad 9tttSburg uno ben,
gtDrbrefer. -
gta9 ge p- prt nm $3.50 Wt0rf. nit MIR etneu, @arrens
tre6ieI, 70 bilis nte auf ieber anSern Balm.
Ser harrisburg iii 0 il { 80 q attt tag.
It'd (Spnntag& auseenem,nen) I'M, 600 g!adntitta8s ab.
Geilenbe SSn SSaitingtpn unb tem SIben, rel1e nit zen.
Bulge I'm $40 WfrrgenS, pier 500 NaGmittags btr antpua-
men, fnben 8efSroeruus nit ben 3Ieeu bieIer @atn.
07- alteen BabrblaetS nnb anberer eenaafn unb ~pert1s1tGen
Mustunft beltebe man f9 AT bic gtlett-Sffc In her ,Gais,rt.
Stattpn," Ode bon Galsert- umb 5rentlinfrp ;u wenoen.
Sptn &. Rtaneb, WGFh-Gup9.
G e. gC Farmer @qetsMaeUk SuftgQiI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05

The LATE SUICIDE AT VIEHSA--4n OFF,
Ger tries to stab hiuseT tcih BTeGStpin.-
The Wiener ZeitunS, of March llth, says:
"Not long ago the military authorities
arrested General August Baron Won Eyn-
atten, and brought him before court
martial, it being strongly suspected that
he had been guilty OF gross frauds while
at the head of the military administration
in 1859. Soon after the proceedings had
begun Baron Won EYnatten was obliged to
admit facts which left no doubt that he
had culpably abused the powers entrusted
to him.
When Baron Eynatten was first taken to
the military prison he was subjected TO the
customary examination, and everything
with which it appeared likely that he
could do injury to himself was taken from
him. He was not, however, made to lay
aside the Uniform, which was that of au
officer of Lancers, he being second pro-
prietor of the regiment of Uhlans which
bears the name of the present Emperor of
Russia. During the night of the 7th, the
unfortunate man separated from the back
of the collar of his uniform those embrQi-
dered cords (fangschnure)-in this coun-
try they are about as thick as II finger
which Polish Lancers wear round their
necks, and hanged himself with them
NJ. Won Eynatten had previously tried to
destroy himself by forcing breastpin in
to his heart, but the attempts which he
made, failed, and probably because he
was corpulent man. 1t is said that the
body has three minute wounds on the left
side of the chest. In the document mem
toned in the Wiener Zeitung, Baron Won
Eynattcn expressed hope that the man
ner of his death might not be made public,
as he wished his wife to think he had died
of appoplexy. 1t is said that the untortu-
nate man refused to mention the names of
any of his accomplices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05

AN INDIAN BRAvE.-The Austin (Texas)
MtelHgeneer gives description of the gun,
bow, and arrows, trappings, &C., of an In
dian recently killed in Burnct couuty-a
wild Camanche-and adds:
Mr.. Hunter, of Burnet, describes his
conduct and death as being brave in the
highest degree. party of about ten had
pursued and overlaken the Indians, about
the same number, and at last intercepted
them The Indians took to the timber
The whites attempted to pursue, when
this Indian turned on foot and faced the
whole party. With his gun to his shoul-
der he rushed at one and another, although
fred at all the time with six-shooters, and
succeeded in keeping them at bay. He
did not fire; and at last, when shot several
times, Mr.. H. says he got down on his
knees as quietly as a man going to prayer
and making an effort to draw his bow, fell
dead, pierced with dozen bullets. The
party join in the belief that he met his
death to enable the balance Of his band to
escape. Only ono of the others was kill
led. He was not tall, but was model of
symmetry, and displayed great power of
muscle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05

THE Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Press and Tribune, gives the fol-
lowing lively sketch of the way Douglas
received the news of the Chicago elections:
"shor.ly after reading the dispatch he
received from Chicago, he met Logan, of
dirty work. notoriety. what is the news
from Chicago?' asked Logan eagerly
Bad enough, replied Douglas. am
cleaned out, and, fear, played out also
l am beaten thirteen hundred! and that,
too. by that long legged ID. Poor Cur
noel 1 an sorry for him ~ few minutes
afterwards Logan met Republican mem
Der. well, our Chicago boys rather got
the start of your side, yesterday, says the
Republican. 'Yes, they give US HI,
that's fact. didn't expect it. ! wonld
have bet any money on Gurnee. We llli-
nois Democrats are in a bad fix. We are
desplsed by the Democrats of the South,
and ground to powder by the Republi-
cans" He might have added that the wa
ges of sin is death"
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VA THURSDAY 7A0RNING, A

whence it fowsi But then, moderate thy
sublime indignation, and put this question
to thyself; if the hidden Infinite One, who
is encompassed by cleaning abysses with
out bounds, and who himself creates the
bounds, were now to lay immensity open
to thy view, and to reYc,,l h.mscif to thee
in his distribution of the suns. the lofty
spirits, the little human hearts, and our
days and some tears therein, would'st
thou rise mp on, Of thy dmst agHinst him,
and say, almighty! be ovbcr than Thou
art!n But be one sorrow alone forgiven
thee, or made good to thee tic sorrow for
thy dead ones; for this sweet sorrow for
the lost is itself but another form Vf con-
ISOLATION. When the heart is full of long
ing for them, it is but another mode of
continuing TO love themi and we shed tears
as we'll when we think of their departure,
as when we picture to ourselves our joy
full reunion-and the tears, methinks, diff
fer not. .-r
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z CASKS or TURKIsH & GERMAN

< CASKS OF TURKISH & GERMAN
y PRUNES. 80 bush. r,'und and split Peas,
100 lbs Fresh CaraWAy Seed,
200 Lbs of the very finest sweet EFired French
Chocolate.
200 half und quarter boxes of Sariines-
cases Cruss BlAckweIIs celebrated English
Pickles.
cases of ..Soyers Relish" and Sauces.
so whole, half and quarter drums Of Figs,
FTales of Freah Dates.
so whole, x and Il boxes Malaga Rsisins,
bags Aticant Son Shelled Almonds,
Fresh Naples Walnuta,
do FilheTtE,
S do Palmnuts
50 boxes splendid Coas- oTauges,
lU do Fresh Lemons,
10 doz. quart bottles Branded Peaches, fresh
Cherries and Peas,
500 Fresh CocoanutA,
Together with general variety OF Fancy and Do
mestic Groceries, just received and or sale eheaF at
Inc new, store Of &. WM. REESSING,
SIS Market, near Quiney Et,
mh2o lUAion corv.l Wheeling, Va
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CuILLs AND FEVER CHILLs AND FEvER!!
One of the greatest remedies that has
ever been laid before the public, for Fever
and ngue, and which have received the
highest encomiums from the press and the
people, is DR.. j. Hostetter's Celebrated Bit
iers. Who would endure the torture aris-
ing from this terrible disease, when it can
be so easily cured? Who would endure
sleepless nights, burning feyers and icy
chills alternately, when remedy can be
obtained for mere trifle? And yet how
many families liuger out a painful existence
uuder this deadly bligh, and do nothing
but gulp down quiuine, until it becomes
MS common MS their daily meals, and yet
they are not relieved. None but the fool
iSh and weak would hesitate to procure
these valuable Bitters, and save themselves
intense agony. Sold by druggists and
dealers generally everywhere.
BBSee advertisement in another col
umn.
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made.
Acknowledgements from transient persons strang
ers, to be paid f1r in ddr0Rcs.
Legal advertisements will be charged at the rates
prescribed by law
business Cards exceeding five lines $40 per year,
SO for six months hut for shorter period nothing
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The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate bpsinessi and all
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well rs all legal advertisements and advertisements
Of auction sales and real estate in by them must
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Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases at full rates.
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons. so cents each. novl1-'59