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ne ABOVE races were from to tour nliiC heats.
In the following instances, the5 have beat Of the
best racers Of ther day. over the most fashionable
Courses IN the United States First, Miss Medley
beat Lady Nashville and Rattle Snake over the Ma
con Course, Georgia, ! mile heats in the quickest
time ever made over that course Time LIST heat I'm
l)s;-2l heat, I'm lis. Secondly Jesse beating Ro-
salie Sommers, Nancy Blunt, and four others over
the Kendall Course, MarvIand, , mile heats in GOOD
time; time, l>t hcar. SIN SOS I'D. BIN 5Os-'d BIN
32s-itll, :}m SIS Thirdly JesSup beating AWHILE
and SIX others, over the Tree Hill Course . mile
heats see reported in the Turf Registerl-ths
quickest time ever made over that course time LIST
heat, 3m sos Id heat, 3m 52s. Fourhy. Caded
beating Rola, Mary Randolph and Others over the
Broad Rock course, mile heats time lst heat BIN
Sis I'D, BIN SOS BID, I'm 5}s 18th, Am 2s
a. MEDLEY has several othe, winning Colts,
which races are not Yet published but for The cor
rectnnsS OF the above stated examine SINNERS Turf
REGISTER aud Sporting Magazine
JOHN s. HURT.
Jan Gam 5nl
country the evils consequent upon w.,r, M, -.
ration and consequences ofwhich human sagaci.
" is too oircun>crihol To torrsrc
Regarding, as W. Ia, tn, probability OF a war
as being considerably le.>encd bv TIL, eeoerous
and magnaninious offer of the British government.
an offer, which, under the circumstances, is cal
cnlated TO confer more true renown upon her nam,
than all her brilliant deeds of arms, -tA.ie i, sin
unqncstionably, possibility that her mediation
may prove iruitcss effort, and that tie only BEN
elit derived from it vii! be procrasina,o, of tho
evil day. We should not, therefore, relax in opr
preparations to meet any emergency that may a.
r'se-thc rather. as the die pidacd and incomnlp,c
STATE oil many OF our most important Notifications
''e comparative weakness e our navy, and the
inefficient condition of our ordnance xc
INC spec'a' consideration of Congress, without re.
{ Xo.sns American Ec,5nsc
LHdo5a' make d "o p's .,o ;fs,'g ,n% il
~ IT,. pastnrage viii be in reaJmoss Gnu c
, mares. ilor>c,bill, in time. '''''SN 'of
HENRY BROWN, Jr.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

rBNllE above reward Will he gwen for the apmehcn-
1 sion and delivery in the lyuchburg or Rich
nlond laI, of a negro man, by ihe name of
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The defendant, William \. Oliver, not hayinp On.
tered his appearance and given security acco,l,,.
the act of assembly and the rules of tins rnu,, nj ~
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he Is mn, -
lnhabtant of this Commonwealth it Is ordered ~
the said defendant do appear here on the G,st d,y
OF April term next, and answer the plaintiff hi
and that copy OF this order be forthwith in,crsi
IA the iNnchblfE Nnglnan, Il newspaper published
III the town of Lynchburg for two months S,rc.
slvely, and another copy posted at the from, lo, -
the Courthouse of tins county on some court l,y
copy-Teste,
RO. c. CUTLER, Clerk.
Jan. % w.
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l. CHANof.RY.

The defendants Olive B. Sunuclle. France, T
Richardson and Sophia his wife, not having encred
their appearance. and given security, according +,
the of assembly, and the rules of this count and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they ar
not inhabitants OF tins State II is ordered, that hr
SAID defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
dav in February next and answerthe bill of the plan.
tiiis and that copy of this order be forthwith
serted in the Lynchhurg Virginian, for eight week.
successfully, and posted at the front door Of Tie
Courthouse of this county.
copy-testc.
WIN. HOLT, c. H. C.
Jan ! WIN
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lust RECEIVED. aud Tor sale, general as
y sort,ueut "a Fresh Gdrdta Seeds
JAMES = RONAII
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CORN FOR sAr,D.

I HAVE four or five hundred barrels of CORN
j for sale. ". IL. GARLAND.
New Glasgow, Jan p. Is
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Feathers, Bccswax and Wool.

FENlIE highest price will be given for quantityot
y Feathers. Beeswax aud " obv the subscriber
IN Cash or Goods HENRY BROWN, in.
Oct. %
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100 habo,,rers wanted.

WILL. give liberal wage fot The above number Of
d hands, chc, by the month OF year.
JAMES ROIAN.
q. \ GOOD WuI.ELWRlGilfca can also get en-
pho, nent and tair wages, by application to me. at
L,nchbure. j. u.
Jan. II Is
WISH to purchase about 30 likely Young Ne
j erocs, from to > wears Of agc.-Lcucrs di-
rccted 10 me IN Lyn bburg, OF my brother Mark,
will be attended to JOIN ANlllONf.
Dec. II Is
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January p

VIRGINIA At rules held in the c,sr.,Zo,-
of the circuit superior court of law and , J''e
Gerry oil the county OF Nelson III the month If ia
uary, 1856 " 'a1
James ID. Moon, administrator of Sb.l,on D.
erts, decd, pii. no
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J an. |

" AT rules, held in the clerks Office
of the circuit superior court OF law and chan
Gerry, holden for Bedford county, the 18th day of jan
uary, lS36:
Moses Dooley, Pitt
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MI GRoNS WANTED.
I WILL give the highest cash price for likely
Z Young Negroes.
SETH W0ODROOF
Nov. % tim
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William NJ. Thnrmond, Lee w Harris Ia,
Whitehead and William n. Oliver, Nm. Inn
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Pitt.
| GdIHSt

John MarLle, William Mar,lc, Alexander Burton
and Adeline his wife. formerly Adelne Markle John
Markle Jr Charles Markle, Joseph Slaughter, sheriff
at Bedford, and in that character, administrator of
Robert Mitchell decd, Francis l.. Lee, Charles H.
Lynch, and Nancy Norman ADMINISTRATIVE Of
Charles Meorman, decd. DeftS
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10 BOYD Miller, smriring partner of Brydie
Brown s. Co., Thomas Sale, administrator Of
william 1horp, dcc'd., and Garnet Lee:
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II CHANcEpY

The defendants, john Mark!e, William Markle,
Alexander Burton and Adclne his wife. John Mar
kle H. and Charles Marke, not having entered their
appearance, and gwen security according TO the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court and it APP
pearlng by satisfactory evidence, that they are
inhabitants of this Commonwealth it is ordered
that they do appear here, the first day of The next
term, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that tins
der be inserted IN some newspaper, published in
lynchburg, for two months successfully, and posted
at front door Of the courthouse of this county
some court day.
a Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
Jan. IL w2m
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VIRGINIA AT rules held IN the Gil,
of the Circuit Superior Court Of oilee
Chancery, iof Franklin county, the It'll dav and
airy, lS;}i '''ahu-
John frailin, p,....
Against itii,
John Arthur, executor of John Arthur so
and IN his own right, John Fisher and Neuy uee d,
sally Poteet, Daniel Webster and Rhoda L. vile.
Lewis Arthur, Jefferson Arthur Thomas A., ne
Elizabeth Arthur, Marlin Dillon and Iucv ,'nar,
Esom Sink John Sinh, and William Bird :, Vile,
Asenath his wife Defo,i and
IN CHAScERY.
The defendants, John Fisher and NELLY L.
Sally Poteet Daniel Webster and Rbod, vile,
Lewis Arthur, Thomas Arthur, Elizabetb vile,
Marlin Dillon and Lucy his wife, AMI Jobo 'snur'
not having entered their appearance and giroaihk,
rity, according to the act of Assembly and "eo'
OF this Court. and ii appearing from satistactorr ues
dence that they are not inhabitants of this co.. e'l'
wenlth; on motion of the plaintiff by his con
is ordered, that the SAID defendants do app.a, bhh
the first Monday in April next and answer tho m
tiffs bill; and that copy Of this orde, be t,'ia'
published for two months successfully. and ,,nNnh
the front door of the court house of this con-,
A copy-Teste,
NJ @
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Jan. | |
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~ \ LARGE STOCK OF FALLS

4 y
ia. T. Just received, my entire stock OF Fall
"a ana " inter Goods, aud Gld have nm ,nns,lnl
he'NN SHOOK on hand, IN consequence of which /
h,s'u' '' very reduced prices. for cash persons
wishing 10 supply themselves with an, articles IN my
s' VIII hiid II TO their interest to Eve me Il call
'S am determined 10 reduce my stock by selling At
s"''i' advance \ great portion OF my Goods
"''r purchased before the late advance, aud prin-
ciP'IlN Tor cash, which induces me TO believe that
none will 80 away dissatisfied. that may favor me
with call will take pleasure in exhibiting INV
hoods to all who may wish TO hey. The following
arc oniy few OF the articles, comprising my stock
Blue, Black and Fancy Cord Cloths & CasSi.
iGcrcs.
Sa'tnetis of all kinds, very cheap
kentucky Jeans, handsome article for gcntlemcns
wear,
Heavy oolens for Negroes from 81 ] 20 90 cents
Mapped Cotton, (Wllson's)
Linseys Plain aud Striped, I aud II,
Blankets. Rose and Whitney, very large sizes.
DO, DudeI and rwillea, cheap,
10, do very large, inr Tent Covers,
tHcasslans. very large stock-yerv low
DO, Damask, new and beautiful article
Swiss Muslins plain and figured,
Bohlnet, do, PLAN aud figured
Jackontt Null. and Book do.
Cambricks, plain and striped,
laces Footing and Edgings. good assortment
Ribbons, large supply, some very handsome,
Bonnets OF the latest style. and Artificial Flowers,
tnrrcd Hats and Caps, a large assortment, cheap,
Shoes, Il large supply,
Gentlcmrn's and Ladies' Cloaks, VERY cheap) to-
geher with large assortment of Groceries, besides
other article too tedious to name.
JANIS f.. lIORNER.
p. 5. ! will give liberal price for Country
Jeans, Domestic socks and Wool.
JAS. l.. HOMER
Nov Is
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LAND FOR SALE.

\ pursuance of decree of the circuit superior
Il court of law aud chancery, for the town oil
Lynchburg. at It's October term. 1896, in the case
off. & J. McReynodS, plaintiffs, against john +.
and stephen Pcrrow and others, defendants; the
undersigned Sheriff of the county of Campbell, viii
proceed to sell, on the premises, by way OF public
auction, for ready money, on Wednesday the 9Th Of
December next, the Tract of Land in the said de
mentioned now rented to and in the possession
OF Obadiah Reed abont 3 miles below Campbell
court house, living both sides the main road lead
inc Charlotte county. containing POO acres, more
or less, and adjoining the lands of German jordan,
Thomas Walker and others.
SACKVILLE KING, Sheriff of
Campbell county.
Nov. It'd
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THE hov1NesmoN zzoTzL.

1--WE subscribers having purchased the tavern
] near the Courthouse. in the town OF LOVING
sion heretofore occupied by Col. Charles PerroW'
beg leave to inform the public generally, that they
will make every exerton 10 please those VINO may
call upon them. The house is large and convenient
and will be neatly fitted up Servants shall be at
tcntiye. Table and Stable supplied as well as the
country can afford and the Bedding shall be OF the
first order In fine we will endeavor to keep house
worthy of the public regard The line of Stages
which passes through this place. stops at this house
and passengers shall be furnished with every accom-
,d,,ia, We therefore solicit the public patro
/ mage. nrNn ~ ~
FREDERICK ;. PENTDS'
An
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AlNklE x RGMBOUGIl would respectfully
b" INFORM tcir customers and the public Gent5
rally, that they no" opening n general assort-
ment OF staple and Fancy Goods selected in the CT
ties OF New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
which Will be offered at prices that nnoi ilto give
satisfaction. Also. aspendld assortment of Ladies'
iurC aprs, Collars and Domnrulis and Gentlemen $
Ear Caps from - 30 to 500, tie finest ever offered
in this market.
l'at manufacturing in all its various branches still
carried at their old stand
November til
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ESN virtue of a decree of the Circuit superior
- Court OF Law and Chancery, for the county OF
Amherst, pronounced on the Sd day OF Sepembef'
1896, between Charles Davis plaintiff, vs. lhonas
Davis defendant shall offer for sale tract OF Land
in the county aforesaid. Otter Creek, containing
one hundred and ten acres, near the residence oil
Lindsey DAVIS. at public auction, for cast, on the
premises, ON the 95ih day OF November next. Inc
i and lie, within two miles OF james River.
THOMAS \. EuBANk, Sheriff.
Ortohpr - Us
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EXTENSIVE SALE
OF
my GOODS. GROCERIES. HARD
OH- WARE. &c.

..,,ic s,ock of Merchandise of the late IIrSRy
Rnowy Jr., not having been disposed of entire
,,s anticipated, the store house. which is nearly
NO 's;,e the Banks, will be opened in pursuance Of
Inc, advertisements ON FRIDAY. the LIST Of july
tbe valuable assortment OF Goods offered Tor sale
T.. retail or in lots suit purchasers. FOR CASH, at
be most reduced prices.
The Executor, who is DESTROYS of closing the bu-
oss AZ soon rs possible, is aware of the necessity of
naerint great inducements to the public IN order to
b,.en sales. and will expect to satisfy purchasers
,h,, decided bargains may be had for cash. The
,ock of Goods is of the most valuable and va
red character, embracing not only large supply of
h pr,pcipM Staple and Standard Goods, bur al
,ost every article IN every line of business. consti
curing in the fullest sense, Fancy and Tdrictg
S,or, There is in the House but AN iuconsldera-
HE amount of the Goods which were on hand two
wears ago, whilst the greater part OF the whole
arc such as have Just been purchased at New
York not cut or broken, and many not vet taken out
Of the boxes and packages. These Goods were
hougbt late in the while there pressure
in the money market, after the merchants chief
Is supplied, and sales consequently dull, 50 as pro-
baby to cause slight depression in prices Owing
also to tho period ct which they were bought. they
COMPRISE the freshest import ,tions and very latest
fashions. The commercial community is already re-
LEVIED. in measure. from the pecunlary clnbar
rassment under which from temporary caeses, II has
lately laborcd. and IT, rs is generally anticipated this
pressure is about to be followed by a general expan-
SION ofthe money aud resources The country. pri-
ces will Of course ri'e and the present moment will
be shown to have been the most favorable both to
customers, and TO those who buy TO sell again, for
supplying themselves with Goods.
1T BROWN,
Effcutof Of Henry Bro,rn, Jr.
u Country Merchants, az we'll as those from
Town respectfully invited to call and make up as
sorted lots snd parcels ofGood> which shall be fur
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NEW EALT AND WINTER
GpGeD$,

DY the ships Mdrmord and Hqrka.ray, just arriv
- cd at City Point, direct from liverpool. we
have received ourinporaton Of British Dry Goods
j bales Wilson's best Napt Cottons, white and
grey Nos. 10 ), very cheap,
3 bales Point and London Dudfcl blankets.
do 81, 1910, IA and I2-4 Rose, double Rose.
and Whitney blankets.
Some of these Blankets are extra quality and size,
do red Paddings,
do white Seslan Flamels,
l case Cloths and Cassneres
do "a and Ga English Merinos
DO English Fancy Prints,
do Jaconets, Cambrics aud Checked Muslius.
We have also received portion, and shall receive
IN few days, the remainder of stock of other
foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
imported from France Germany, Ireland, italy and
Sutherland this season, and bought in the Northern
markets by our partners, +. q J. :. James a. Co.
ytAe package. They consist in part of
case Coarse Satinetts very stout,
| do assorted do from fine to very fine Plain,
Plaid and Striped,
! do Glenrock Jeans,
! do ga Forest Cloth and PLAIN cold. Linseys
| do "a, 70 and IA PLAID linseys.
- bales and cases brown and bleached Domes
tics, "a. A and Cd,
10 do Petersburg and Manchester Cotton Ozna-
burg No. and 2,
flannels, Ba'zes and Fries,
Carpetngs and Hearth Rugs, assorted qualities,
Plain, Plaid and Damask Merinos, very handsome
Black Gro de Paris and other Lustngs.
Plain and figured Gro de Maps, ! beautiful as
fisured and plain col. Challys, sortnent,
f1aIn and figured white aud colored Bobnets,
splendid figured white Satin and Challys,
do Striped Gauzes for p.rty dresses,
Gauze, Silk, Chaly, Merino, WOOL n, Valencia,
and other Fancy liandkerchiefs and Shaws
5 cases American Fancy Prints,
Plaid Domestics, Furniture and Apron Checks,
Iollinet, Velvet, Silk and Valencia Nestings,
Corded, Plaid and Striped Cassimeres,
Together with many other articles, making our as
sortment very complete and desirable Our friend
and the public are respectfully solicited to exam
lne our stock.
JAMES c. HUNT g. co.
Sent. DC
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YEN DOLLARS REWARD.

-, TRAY Ed or stolen from my stable. small
- light bay Horse. The prominent marks which !
recollcct, are awhile hind foot le think.) star
IN Lis forehead, wart over his left eve. with marks
of recent injury sustained iroma Saddle. The sum
of ten dollars will be given for his delivery in
lvnchburg. JAMES l.. BROWN
Noypnbpr1
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TERMS.
vs. uThP EJystcHbNrg ESrgiRsNN"

W ;,,,d trcf Il rrek at IL per dnnuat, p0yobie in
,.e,. No paper eiH be discontinued, fbnt ut lie
ofihf Editors until al nrreurGarts are pstd
se w. EMBELLISHMENTS mW be inserted at
W p,r square, Tor lrSs) The first time. and 81
30 ~, .''' "a, zach continuance Those from djsinc,
ss, i, maid for previously to their insertion, unless the
,,,n,af be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynchbmg' u. r,;,o,. ,.s, J.. ,o.r n,,o
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HATS.
NOTICE..

A LII persons having claims against the estate
"A of Dr. Z. c. Cabell, deceased, will present
them for payment and those indebted to the es-
tate will please come forward and settle, as wish
to settle the accounts Of the estate soon as pos
sbe. GEO, CALLAWAl, Agt.
New Glasgow, Nov. 3 ol"
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APPRENTICES WANTED.

FUNHE subscribers wish get two boys to lean
l. the Tanning and Curryng Business. BOYS from
the country would be preferred. They will also
give constant employment to two Journeymen.
POE & RENWICK.
October 3 Is
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JOHN Ii. FLO y ID.

"AS opened an Office for the location OF land'
Il L in the States of Arkansas and Mississippi. lie
will attend with promptness and punctnarty 10 al
business put into his hands, and will see that the frs
quality Of lands is secured for those who may emplo,
him to select them.
Helena Arkansas. September BIN
o. Letters addressed 10 him at Helena, Arkansas
will be attended to.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
pursuance Of the last will and testament OF
L Isaac Howe, deed. the undersigned will pro-
coed, on the premises, on Saturday the 12lh of No
'emoer, to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the House and Lot of gronnd ad-
coming the former residence Of said Howe, near
Republican Spring
HENRY DUNNlNGTON,
Srgt Of the Corporation Of Lynchbwg,
and as such, admir-. of Isaac Hone, deed.
Oct. II ids
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Nov. Z
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

lust received, large assortment and for sail
- low. ii. b. RICHARDS, & Co.
Nov Is
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$40 REWARD.

$40 REV ARD.
AN AWAY from the subscriber in Salem, Bot
etourt county ashort time since. the following
Negroes:
o. STEPNEW,
ID years old ) feet or 8 inches high, clothing
"o, 'ecoIlected. purchased him of MIR. Temple.
MA" vi Richmond, who bought him OF Mr.. WHEY
i'nh OF Amelia county.
SAM,
'oout ~ yesrs old, VI feet , inches high not
~! oidck, but rather yellowish complexion Tie
C a' purchased of the widow Landon Carter, OF hing
George county.
-, "'' give so reward for the apprehension OF each
N'' s'o'e negroes, so that | get them again
IRA JETER.
~ W ne Richmond Wing and Fredericksburg
,i are requested to insert the foregoing adver-
Office. ' ' SUI" 'h'
Salem, October 81 3w
q NEGRO CLOTHING.
"a aaoLLED Cloth, very heavy,
HI a,u aud plain Linseys.
BI,n Iy oassineus, very cheap.
"'Ae's' subscriptions
Oc,o, ROBINSON& ELLIOTT.
~
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Nov
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Il would not here be understood as wishing 10
encourage foreign publications to the exclusion of
those OF own State. The Farmers Register,
published IN Petersburg, by Edmund Ruffin, is an
Invaluable work-and ought to be Oh every farmers
table. Ills learned and excellent essay Calca-
reous Manures ought to read by all Besides these
there ara many other farming periodicals IN our
Stair, which urcaily deserve to be encouraged.
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RS 10 the Editors must be POST PAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-18

kflIod. perhaps the pr6bafe will cxcusc 1t to
 your vie. Most excellent inveutions wheth- CT Che facility of unurdering careless men, deaf ones, idiots and children be considered. or the wholesale mangling of carloads. As Alexander, who dep0pUlaied whole countries, was greater than the Thracian robber who comparably more grosa in it's operations than a stage coach, and surer than a steam boat. Duels being voted ungenteel. the pro- per course for belligerenfs now is. after the sending and acceptance of . challenge, to take each an end of Q single tracked roao' and trust to the trains to do the fighting.