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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In tho Nun cipal Court Of Wheeling.
William J, Hull \


Fanny D. Hall and others.
The undersigned Special Commissioner baiyly
gives notice that by virtue Of the authority ru'1
In him by decree made by aid Court 10 zi
cause on tho 18th day Of April, 1877, he Wilt On
TUESDAY, the 22d day Of May, i.1',
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed TO sell At
public suction al the front door Of the Court Illus
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 the dN
Of Wheeling, the following described real gnii
situate In said city, county aud state, that !, 70
say: Part Of lot No 10 In iqunre No. q d iheBl.
hre addition tOlaid city, beginning for said part q
slld lot ut the southwest corner Of said lot On it
cob street, formerly sixth street, at the T0.nt u
Intersection Of an alley With said street; Ih.nt
running nOrthWETjly With the eastern tOuHIiy
line Of said stree thirty feet; thence Gls'WihJ
at right angles with aid street sixty feet the pii
Of said lott thence southwnrdly and parallel EIs
Jacob street thirty Ieet 70 the North boundary ios
Of sald alley; thence with the north line Of lt'
alley to the place Of beginning. Said part oil ~
lot fronting thirty feet on Jacob street, aud Tuant
house thereon.
Said decree provides that the saln shall int!-i'
the dover right Of Sarah Jane Ke!tor, who VI
widow Of VIM. Hull, decd, IN Eail paft lot.
TERMs OF SALH-One-thira Of the puHhil
money, or so much more ~ the purchaser uiI
elect TO pay, In cash. the remainder In two jlgu
instnllments payable six and twelve month, r.
spectyGy after the date Of SAle, with interest lfa
that date, the purchaser giving bis bond with "
proved personal security for each Of sud iI'llt
mens and Interest as Aforesaid and the title he
property to he retained until the whole Of The Ia'
GEORGE b. CALDWELL,
Special Comm!i'iohr
j. T., HERyRY, AurtlOngpr, Gl2g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-01
FOR SALE
For SALE
TWo.sTORY BRICK PLANNING MILL.

Main building two stories high, with Tin Rosl
size 4OI72. Engine Room one story high, viii
lin ROOF, Size 20xI2.
One Engine, lG.lncii cylinder, aO.Ineh stroke.
Two Boilers, o feet long, 10 inches diAmeierts.
dues each
One Palmer and Watcher; one Scroll Saw;
One M0uldCr; one lemon Machine;
One Turning Lathe one MortlCing Machine
OHe Sash Machine; one Blind stils MortlceF,
Two Rip Saws and Tables;
One Gross Cut Saw and Table;
One Shaping Machine;
Four Town Lots, GOxi2O feet each;
Ono Town Lot, 2j1l20 feet,
One Store Room, two stories high; one War.
houSe two stories high. All in good repair. VII
be sold at bargain, For further particulars al
dress A. Il. BRIDGEMAN,
President saTdls Manufacturing Co., SSrilS, Mon
roe county, Ohio. apes
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cENERAL.NorIcES-
pR0PosAls.

DROPoSALS.
Proposals. WI be received by the Conmr,.
Streon and Alleys until May |, ISM, Il, sil lug %
the streets and alleys Of the city Of wi
tho year, ending Nay !, 1873, ''''us To-
The bids are asked for Bcnplns fila ,,,.,
hauling away the same from the navel ,,,S,l an
alloys one tmo each month, from Novrn,SssN ~
May ], and for cleaning tho anne bT giiLs, !, 10
Ing or sweeping and hauling away liz di,, ~ p
month during the period frVn' May d Nae.
her I. "No'em'
Also, bids are asked fore cleaning ,bsm,.,...-,
streets Of the city by scraplnR tho mud nv,
and hauling II away, and Opening m AMI ~
the gutteTu on each ode Of aid RFesi, IN.
the spring and one time In the Fall Ol n. Ha' u
Also, bids arc alked for cleaning Ina ,l,S., sL
ing once week and hauling away ihs NM .lT'
The whole work 10 BE- done under ibe w. Wv
the Street Commissioner. '''"o' o.
Allo, bids Will be received for optpiDy nm
cleaning the CUTTERS on all streets Of he diy I w
are not paved or macadamRCd the anna Ia h. I've
ones In the Spring and once In the FAN al IN
The whole work 10 DO done under INA nm, y, Y
the Street Commissioner. VI
Bids will b. received for the entire work ,,.,,.
described, and also for the work Of each lem =,
RTaiely. W
The city reserves the right 10 deduc, from il.
entire amount TO ba paid Tor the work apy prn,.,
Tomato amount for each and every month mi ~,
when the ltIeell and alleys OF crossings A. W,
Ocmpcd or cleaned and the dirt removed. The S,,,
also reserves the rlghttO reject any or Ill m NIX
made sbst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-01
DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
in Wheeling and Mn,,In'. Tcr,r
In Wheeling and Martins Ferry.


The undersigned will offer for saie ut puddle Gu.
iIcn, al the Walnut Grove, Ia hRrttn's Fur, Q.
SATURDAY, APRIL %, ls1s,
The following desirnble property: Seven IOh 10
the Eighth Ward, South Wheeling. two lo,, b
the Seventh Ward, 2ane's Island, Also The Wal.
nut Grove property, east Of Filth street, MttI
Ferry, extending to the c. &P.R.h All tee L0,,
on Fifth street, Martins Ferry, fronting The Wa.
nut Grove, One acre OF land east Of Charlie
Siehrights housc, through which stream Of wi.
er lows, and which has number Of shade tn,
upon 1t. A clear title with usual coyenauts y M l.
given. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clOcS.
THRNs-One-third In hand; the balsucc 10 I've
annual payments, evidenced by the bOud' Of tat
purchaser, bearing interest from date aud itr1Tcl
by lieu on the property sold.
WIN. d. CABElL,
A. MOORE, ia,
For Estate Col Chas, Ellet, Jr., ST. james Hotl
apI
The sale Is postponed till SATURDAY, May 81!
when the property will be offered a. q whole OF ID
part by the acre or lot, Mr.. Van Pell, Ohio Cir
hank, Martins Ferry, will show the pTop4uJ
there, or give information, ar
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


CLERE's OPTicR BOARD OP CoNulsSloNyt,
WHEELING, W. VA.,APril 10, ISL. /
soalcl Proposals will bc received at thI, es5.
lowing county road work.
P0GUE's RUN R0AD-Exravlton 500 cub,
yards. 'u''
P0GUEs RUN ROAD MacadamiIlny i,e
cubic yards, stone TO be broken to S.lhCh Pnuge
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE ROAD iCsLi.
wells Rum Excavation 200 cubic yards.
SOUTH BRANCH OF SHORT GREEN g1,.
Walton 1900 cubic yards.
Bids must be separate for each road and must l..
by the cubic yard for each class Of material, sr,'
Tying in the case Of Excavation thCprioes ioT ehb
loose rock and iOlld rock respectively, With n
average haul not to exceed 400 feet.
Proposals must give the full name and p0,,0hf,
address Of bidders, also the nRmO Of some Tr,pb.
slbe party or PARTIES a. reference for the charcgf
and responsibility OF the bidders
Tho Board reserves the right TO reject any or All
bids. CuAS, ii, DEl1ERS. nm
W. T. SMITH, Engineer. apis
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of ivceyera deeds Of trust utis ~
Gibson l., Cranmer, Trustee for Mary !ll7'r
Walker Hunter, Sad Mary Hunter, wiz .! NN''.
Hunter, to the undeTHigncl Trustee, said dec 3
trust being respectively dated 30th December, T..
30th December, 1871, 18th December, ~! "
March, 1879, md 9Th Of February, 1874, aDi Of 4.
tord In the Clerks office Of the County l'Ai '
Ohio county, West Virginia, will on
SATURDAY, 18th Of May, 49,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at the 'oni do
the Court Hou,c Of Ohio county, proceed TO ia' Y
the highest and best bidder tho following de- NC
real estate situate on Zine's island, ONO clua!
West virginia, to-Nit: Commencing At bofih q,
corner Of lot numbered eleven ~, lad on, =,
Daniel Zant; thence south eighty-s!x (sCl i'rl ~
Huron street, thence west one hundred ana W.T.
ty-hvc (l27 feet toHunier's alley; thine, noi,
ninety (e0l feet; thence east one hnndIuiHnl lst.'
ty-hve (l25l feet 10 place Of beginning. tt1F,
that piece Of real estate on Wheeling bland ol.'
log on North Huron street and founded E' iolgs
Beginning At point on the west sido Of So'lh u y
ron street. which point IL the north cat rof9'I T.
the property conveyed BY Walker Hunter anl ~.
10 Elizabeth Dew by deed datGA 10Th scptt9s,,i
1854, and now Of record in the Clerk once q ".
County Court Of Ohio county In decd booL lg,i.'y
50 md 81 land now owned by g. l.. liahLg,.
thence running with the north line Of Hil Ptoiti'
" conveyed TO Elizabeth Dew a hioI, iil W , -
alley commonly called Hunters alley lhrt,g ~
nIpg In northcrly direction with the ci,i sian =,
tho alley thirty.tWo (g2l feet thence TuGel -
line parallel with said north line Of "a q IIyl.,,t
conveyed 10 Elizabeth Dew TO the wesi SIDE o svl,
Huron street, and thence running with tte ~ w..
WcIt tlde Of South Huron street to the p!afro' ~
ginning. ,r.
Selling As Trustee, ! viii only convey sgch ''"'
NJ IL vested In me "A such Trustee!
Terms made known on day Of Ealc
WIN. Il: CALDWELL, Iru,ig,a;;
J. c. HRRvET, AuctioneCr. 'pE
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TIVOLI GARDEN!
The Management beg leave to i0iorm the public
that PROF, ZGCTERBACH will give a Concert
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,

And iu!i report Of the BGee Ball Match will
be reported by courier. Call And zee. and wo will
make Il pleasant for you.
Imported Wines, Liquors, erAndies, Cigars, &c,
Cool Lager Bter-NAiI City aud Reymanu sal
ways en- tap ANA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-01
oPHTuALMY.

Persons suffering from OphthRlmy should use
our Perfected speCtacleS, and thus insure uerm1-
nent relief. These glasses can ba used with com.
fort and satlsactlon equally as we'll By lamp or gas
light as BY daylight. With thCir use ceaSCS ali
dizziness, glimIlrIInc, weakness and roItIesSpgsS
o. the eyes; Gail at ll03 Main ltreet for HpeclA-
Plated Ware, Gold Pens, Gold Head Canes, az,
HA-Speclal attention given TO repairing.
APPS 0XTOBY 4 'DUFFTELD.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-02
TOWN ORDINANCE.
Feb 0,

SEC l, WHEREAS, the Board of Health for the
Town of Union, on the llth day of August, A.
D., 1876, did report the storage Of Commercial
Fertilizers near residences in the town Of Union
as nuisance, and as injurious to the public
health.
BE it ordained by the Town Council of Union,
that from and after the first day Of March. A.
ID. 1877, ne person or persons shall store or keep
for sale Commercial Fertilizers of any descrip-
tion whatsoever within two hundred yards of
any dwelling or any house actually occupied
within the limits of the Town of Union.
SEC. III. That for violation of this Ordinance
the person or persons violating shall, upon
trial and conviction thereof, be fined twenty
dollars for each and every day he or they shall
SO store or keep for sale such Commercial Fer
tilizers, contrary to the provisions of Section /
Of this Ordinance.
Done at Union, s. C. on the Sixth day of
February, A. ID. 1877 II. l.. GOSS,
Intendant.
D. JOHNSON, Jr., Clerk.
Feb. 8 At
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-02
Gen. Hampton's Portrait

"WADE HAMPTON, GovERNoR OF SOUTH CAR
oLINA, is the subject Of an exquisite nearly
hfe-siIe engraving, just published land now
ready) oy our enterprising friends, Walker,
Evans 4 Cogswell, Charleston. 8. c. We con-
gratulate these gentlemen on the grand success
they have made Of SO noble a subject As q
work Of art it stands unrivaled, 6ut still its
chief merit lays in its being q Gft-like portrait
II Is the hrst product, on SO large o scale, of .
new and secret process based on photography,
having the advantage of great truthfuiness. As
tho photograph has su perseded the oil painting,
because OF its exact reproduction of the subject,
80 this process is bound to take the place of steel
engraving, or any method which depends upon
artistic conception and execution for result-we
mean for the production of portraits. What
the people want in q portrait is truth they do
mob wish the artists conception Of man, but
the face and features of the man as he is-and
by no means can this grand result be better at
eained than by the means of photography, and
this new process based thereon. But while these
great advantages are secured, il admits of the
embellishments Of art, and q portrait is pro-
duced possessing all the truthfulness Of q
photograph, with the artistic effect of the
steel engraving The publishers have been ex-
treme!y fortunate in their selection of the mode
by which they give to all admirers of the great
statesman she noble, generous, manly features,
which speak 50 plainly the g, eat mind, elevated
1eeling, and generous heart of Wade Hampton.
""se WIN Workeu LOT the grand cause,
champion and Home Rule" who have paid tax
es to the government of their choice, can now
place this picture at their iresides, as they have
placed its subject in their hearts. 1t must be-
come one of the "Penates" of South Carolina
Those who sympathized with the gallant little
State in the struggle against such tremendous
edds, will be pleased to have this portrait in
their homes-a glorious memento of a peaceful,
noble effort of liberty-loving people to redeem
themselves from oppression and misrule.
1t will be sold by subscription only, at So per
copy.
Agents wanted to canvass every city and town
in the land.
To those who cannot be reached by agents. the
publishers will supply copies per mail, on the
receipt of the price.
Address
WALKER, EVANS & COGSwELL,
Charleston s. G.
Feb 0, s If
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

In the Court of Probate.
BY JOSEPH F. GIsT, Esquire, Judge of Probate.
TO Reps Edrards, Mary E. Ed,card,, John Jol-
iy, Martha j. Jolly, j. Benjamin Tucker, Nan
ME 1. Tucker, William B. Lyies, john N. Lylss
and Benjamin +. Lyles, greeting:
VOU are hereby required to appear at the
l. Court Of Probate, to be holden at Union
Court House for Union County, on the second
day Of April, A. d. 1877. to show cause, if any
yoi can, why the Real Estate described in the
Petition Of LETTA SPENCER. filed in my office,
said Real Estate being situate in said County, in
Santuc township, bounded by lands Of D. j.
FAINT, T. b. Bates, Charles f. Sims and others,
and containing about one hundred and twenty
acres, shonld not he partitioned or sold:for par
titisn allotting to the petitioner, Leda Spencer,
ono moiety thereof, and the remaining moiety in
equal portions to the said Mary E. Edwards,
Martha E. Jolly, Mamie J. Tucker, William b.
Lyles, John NJ. Lyles and Benjamin F. Lyles.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this TWEEN y
seventh day Of December, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy six and in the one-hundred ani
first year Of American Independence.
- JOSEPH F. GIsr,
70 Probate Judge.
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VIC ks
Illustrated Priced Catalogue.
Unity PAGEs-aOO illustrations, with De.
II scril,tions Of thousands Of the best Flowers
and Vegetables in the world, and the pay to
groW Mens--al for Two CENT postage stamp
Printed in German and English.
ViePs Floral Guide, Quarterly, 25 cents year.
NcEs FIo,oer and Vegetable Garden, 80 cents
in paper in elegant cloth covers, S1.0O.
Address, JAMES WICK,
Dec 1876 40 II
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To the Defendants, JOHN NJ. LYLHs and BkSJA-
MIN F. LYLEs:
TAKE NOTICE that the Summons in this ac-
tion of which the foregoing is copy was filed
in tho Office Of the Probate Judge for Union
County at Union Court House in the County of
Union in tho State of South Carolina on tho
9th day of December, 1876.
MUNRO & MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Union, 8. c., 27 December, 1876-S2l Ct
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AN IMPORTANT WORK.
A New Edition of the First Volume O
the X evised Statutes.
EX-SECRETARY BoUTwELL'S LABOR.

New York, December 10. A Washington dis
engaged for eight or nine months in the prepare
ton OF new edition Of the first volume of the
Revised Statutes under an act of Congress has
conn leted his work and placed it in the hands OF
the Secretary of the State.
The following information concerning il is of
interest: "Mr. Boutwell, has prefYed to the new
volume the constitution of the United States full
" annotated with reference to ali decisions of the
Y. 5. supreme Court"
ton, and III the body of the work he has made
these changes:
First-W here Congress has enacted verbal al
terations Of section of the Revised Statutes the
addition or alteration is inserted verb ally in its
proper place, but in type differeLt from the body
of the work. He has also added IN each case a
margi nal note referring IT, the statute authorizing
the change, and there are about thousand such
changes.
Second-He has reference in the margin against
every section which has been amended bv Con-
gress since the Revised Statutes were adopted, in
December, 1873 The reference points to the
statute by which the amendment has been made,
giving the date and where no reference is IN AIDE
the reader knows that the statute remains I'M
changed.
Ihrd-He has iven marginal references to all
the decisions of the supreme and circuit courts OF
the nlted States. bearing on any section of the
revised statutes which has been interpreted by
any of these courts and finally he has revis, the
index.
1t should be understood that Congress did no;
authorize Mr.. Boutwell, TO revise and codify the
statutes enacted since 1873 and be has not there
fore touched them, but he has referred to them In
the appropriate place in the revised statutes, as
above stated.
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The Course of the Powers on
Mediation.
GREAT sOLICITUDE EXISTING IN
ENGLAND.
Great Excitement In English 20.
litiCal Circles.
RUMOR ABOUT ENGLAND's
ACTION.
The Course Germany will Pur'
sue.

New YORK, December l9. Kiernan's agency
las the following cable specials;
PARIS, December 10. France receives propos
ais Tor mediation very coolly.
VIENNA, December 10. Count Andrassy YES
terdHy made long speech at the secret niitiny Of
the fnsnce committee, and explained the policy Of
Aus,ria in regard to the Eastern question.
LONDON, December 10. A Turkish circular i.
issued complaining Of q breach of neutrality by
Italy, In allowing volunteers 10 join the Montene
grins.
The policy to be pursued by England in the
present crisis IN Eastern aff4ns. consequent upon
the issuance Of the POTTS circular appe al ny for
mediation Of the powers, and the determination
expressed by Russia to resist all intsrfe renee in
her efforts to subjugste Turkey and compel the
latter TO treat directly with the Gar for peace is
now the si-absorbing topic in English parliament
tary circles. and there is much speculation as to
what course government will take.
II is stated semi.oiicIally 10 government circles
that the government, through Lord Beacons6el Id.
VIII declare in strong terms its disspproval of Rus
sia cone ludng direct peace with Turkey, and
The course England will pursue in case this re-
monstrance is not recognized by Russia, is = nst-
ter in which the deepest interest is TAKEN and on
which there is great difference of opinion
The early convocation of Parliament IN Janua
ry indicates that an anti-Russisn policy is to be
pursued by the government, and this create, a
great sensation In political circles,
All The morning papers acknowledge the impor
lance Of an early meeting of Parliament, and it is
believed government will ask Parliament to vote
money fol recruiting, etc.
LONDON, December 49, The Fnancier SAYS
"al sorts OF statements are in circulation on the
Stock Exchange of dissensions in the Cabinet
That The Marquis Of Salisbury and Earl Carnavon
are to quit the Cabinet; that Beaconsfied. thus
rid of the clog upon his policy, will send troops
to Gallipoli; that the Queen has forwarded to the
ministers her views upon the Eastern question,
and that the Cabinet has sounded Berlin with re-
gard 10 the tentative move OF Turkey in the direc
ton of arrangements, and met an unfavorable an
swer."
All that can be truly said is tina. intense feeling
prevails, the effect being visible in dropping prices
of securities.
BERLIN, December 10. The impression in d.
ploma,Ic clicles here is that the German govern
ment is DESTROYS OF the termination of war; that
it will sdhere fully and freely to whatsoever con-
diton Russia may resolve to exact, and that it
has resolved neither itself to advance obstacles,
nor so far as II can help, to permit other powers
to hinder the extinction of Turkey as an European
power.
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" ARLINGTON.
4 Reimbursement.

WAsHINGToS December 10. DR.. Lemuel j.
Draper, surgeon OF the navy, was captured at q
rebel bali in Baltimore during the war. and his
commission cane, lied. After many int ffectua at
Temps to get back into the navy, he was yester-
day renststed as assistant surgeon, with pay for
thirteen years and ten months.
PardOned.
The President to-day signed a pardon for John
A. Joyce, convicted Of conspiracy to deiraud the
United States Of taxes on distilled spirits.
RaiirOad Matters.
Senator Chatfces resolution respecting the
Uuion Pacific Railroad and it's branches, which
passed both houses Of CONGRESS-, was referred by
the President 10 day to the secretary Of the in
terror and attorney general to examine and report
to him the facts aud the Law upon the subjcc. At
the request of the Union Pacific company hear
ing wa, had at the attorneys office this morning.
A. G Holmes, on behalf OF the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, discussed the questions of law and Of
fact relating TO the whole subject
Personal.
Senator Patterson having suffered a relapse
from his recent illness Is still confined to his resi-
d.nce here.
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THE NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
Investigation of Expenses
NEW MEASURES TO BE INITIATED To
SAVE EXPENSE.

NEW YORK, December 10. The commission
now engaged in accordance with the law passed
at the last session of Congress, in examining into
the expenditures for clerk hire at the principal
post offices, have completed their lsbors in this
city, and are prepared to report in favor Of an in
crease in the clerical force Of the post Office here
The investigation was thorough, and the comm is
sioners express qualification at the efficient and
economical administration of business by Post
master James and his subordnates. 1t is thought
that some measure W i'll be initiated by which an
Efficient corps of carpenters may be under the
ders OF the postmaster, to keep the immense
quantity of woodwork. desks, tables, etc., in re-
pair. and thereby saving thousands of dollars for
the government.
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Border Troubles.
GOVERNOR HUBBARD REPORTS
THE KILLING OF RANGERS.
The Mob Native Texans.
THE U. s. TROOPS INSTRUCTED TO AID
THE STATE AUTHORITIES.

CHICAGO. December 10. Dispatches received
at sheridan's headquarters from Captain Blair. in
command at Fort Bliss, report Texas rangers at
San Elissrio surrendered yesterday morning.
Judge Howard, agent for the salt Mines Akin
son and Mcbride, rangers were shot, and the rest
Of the rangers dissrmed and liberated. The
rangers are now at Fort Bliss, opposite FL Paso
Mexico. and the mob has dispersed. No help was
given the mob from the Mexicanssde Of the river
The mob was composed entirely Of native born
citizens of Texas.
The latest from FL Paso is that Captain Blair
telegraphs oh the 18th that troops are on the
march, and reports of the arrival Of advance COM
panies are hourly expected.
Governor Hubbard telegraphed last night Of the
surrender Of the rangers and shooting Of Howard
Atkinsonpnd Mcbride be also said that the
oalasce oil the State troops were now held as
prisoners.
Il is thought at the war department that troops
will certainly reach the scene to-day.
No instructions have been deemed necessary TO
the military authorities in Texas. further than
those already sent to assist the State authorities
in the preservation of the peace against mob dis
order.