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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

II SAID ne hnSsian G ver7msnt has offered 5000
Tor MI 'a'ns coecri 81 Indian paintings cnrin-es
&c we rus he w. D. sensible enough accept th-
Offer As works ofart, he paintings are b-neah notice
The coIec.on. h'weVers valuable, and has attracted
far more aiieniion-as might be expec,ed-ln Eurl7e
THAI in this Country.
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Cleanse, Purify, strcng them !.

It is not wish 70 TITLE vh The health Of the connuni-
We desire to be governed BY sacred regard truth i'll
whatever here atad relation to this txraordnay med
and it this feeling Of sincerity and gund faith
prom,,ts again and again t, call it We Re-
that article has been dsco that as confer
red greater Of ncti the community and the
more it is known the better j. il appreciated
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IiI!,,lppS.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS arc rIsci
nrtc and pri q the BOA with great sl-casS.-
moving all un-eeniy hchc, external sreS, AMI
efuplious Of every kind
New YoEE, June u, ST.
To l,r Wright, Philadelphia:
Dear Sir--taving been afflicted with distressing
humor for many years past and having used every tina
afforded the Proh' bity of relief, last india
ed to trv vour vauib'e INDIAN Vegetable Pills | am INV
satisfied that have received benefit from tac
their than from all the medicines have here,t taken
the pleasure in recommending the Pill. all
who have en suffering from any hunir, evng
do that they directly upon tie blood and By their pr
rifyng virtue will completely cleanse it rrm impuriy.
HENRY GREEN, 80 Norfolk street.
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against

against
William B. Averet and Mary Jane his wife, Robert A. FL
lott, Andrew G. Elliott, Pho Lacy, iIll Nc raw, VIM
Faulkner, the L. nchbIrg and Campbell Co1 house Turn
pike Com Joseph 3. Hanson * 4 &. Elliott partners
under the firm of Hanson s Elliott Francis Drane IT,
Andrew Elliott and Charles A. haxton, under III firm Of
Z. Elliott Y CO., VIM Nj. Sutton and Thomas Nash an
DER the firm Of Sutton and Nash William T. Smith, Rvland
Rubcr, Thomas H. Averett. Richard Jones executor Of
Bedford IL Averct decd and Henry bennington trustee
and administrator de bonis with the will annexed Of
Simeon AUSTIN deceased, Defendants.
The defendants Andrew G. Elott Hanson and Elliott nd
A. " ri tt Co having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the Net # Assembly and the
Rules OF tits Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this 1t ordered
That the said defendants do appear here the first dav Of
the next term and swer the amended bill of Il plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed the town Of Lynchbrg for two month,
ucesvey at the front door of the
In the SAID town Copy-rcste,
FehS-w2m ~. ROBES. Crk
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HEMP.--Ne are not advised Of any operations in
this article. and pic unchanged.
HOPS ~ Sales % els. fr first surt
HlDES.-Thr stock is vey light. and we have no
trarsa". ion 70 report.
IRON.-'ihp market is f mer. We note salea Of
400 IONS Bi,m'rr ',rIe Pir t26. & mos Sales Of
Mails brisk ISIS aisJ Vi Taunton yellow Metal
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HON. THOMAS S. FL0URNuY.

The D,nvillr R-gi-er announces Nj Flournov. he
T'Fsr'' a1le ana Fl ent REPRESENTA- i've IF he P.tSyI
YAM Ds.flc-, IS candidate f- e-e--c.i,n.
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LYNCHBTRG. YER 1th. $50

T Ed III
cpftlnefshlP hect ire existing under s,l Of
f"ANuHolsNE, Ht.NTS REITIi, j. tins day dis
solved my debts that here ttter cr III N, III
Archibald Rrith will not b. lodged III Mn III It'll
-hSo or either oi them JOHN ;. llNGlIORNE
feb SIS JAMES {. HUNT
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DIX " II AXIS BALSAN OF WILD CHERRY.
1 va 'nwn many vars az THAT th- wlli cherry
ire N thi> ri s~s-l Valuable meiIc1a pr D II
TIL. Iuderi TINS tici known th4 AnlIigi ips
AMI d-ruc' a the Raves bark f this has
hrrn Regarded ~ th-tr physicians IF the ct
Tee nal r-m.d = IN diseases. TINS ici several
yplr~ SuCe, ares ID the uf Dr. Wisiar hiri-
" abe prariii OF Virginia. He investigated
WITH care The "a ing properties Of the wild cherv-tes-
It'd lis effects when ad nIn!S'errd alone, and when
cnmHi'arn with "h-r remedial agents. He found that
lis natural virtues might be greatly improved. and by
cmbmlnL II with Ingredients. wh,se !rnppr'irS Were
we'll prnved ana generally rerogn I'D. medicine was
prndnrrd wh'il CO 81 EtrS r-neiv OF great value
pulmonary at rpns and ds4aStS II The rpsi and throat
diseases which nrover nIly pev ii-nt III nur cti4~
AMI lar-1 towns And ui-. p5Dve at, sx ling tie bills
u InnrIlry - murh aTpilpI than IS the ca =
with most her, had anu,t sd all other classes Of
diseases.
N,ne genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrap
per.
F.r sa,elv D. r. LYMAN, LynchbnrgV Va.
Aud by D.ugs SIS generally tuFOu shout The United
STATS. :
F-5 Sit
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Eingraving> by saz.fain.

NxTF have Just received spec o?v Of the first Reror
w mer~pI eenn. their IA nnIs pr'a-t tile Diet If
Spires, en.rly ca Is the great S1rt1, VII Will
furnish 10 subscriber S3-th. philadelphia Prize.
Tr1 st. r 5 PAYSE s BRO
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Pm airIplIa, Fe5. 2.
Flour is dull Small sales II com non brands Al SJa
) .. Cu71 Meal = 1872 81 aud Rye Flour - Is.
les Ut 300 bushels red WhAit, Mt pr me quality
sales VI White s. and yellow IS 81 Oats 81 e.
R. " NJ.
There i n1 change u notice ii Provisions Mess
PIX i fair demand. Nj sales At sl3 50al3 10
Lari III k-1s ; p-rib
StIa- II y D. SuLar At ii is | 5 cs. Muasses 20c
Snail sales VI Rec a 8 5 s 8 3 III Ie- ID.
SAILS Of WhI,key in boIs at % cents per gallon in
hhds D, els
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VIRGINIA. At i.ues holden the Clerks Oil the
Circuit superior Court Of Law AID Chancerv Tor tie
town Of i.ynchblrg, the 5th dav FEBRUARY. l54)
The President, Directors s Company If tile Bank yr-
p Plaintiffs
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Fine Perfume.

4 SUPPLY Of genuine tRINA LAVENDER WA
~ ICR delightful article for The toilet
tnSae = JOHN Il sEAY, Drriggis.
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CJ- >everll contuuncatOls are unavoijably post
poned until our next.
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! OST, al the Franklin IIoiel. o Thursday night
l. a GOLD .ACEI.Er. Tn. finder will be- literally
rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
Feb Sit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

GLOVER SEED.--l0J tsltels prime Clover Seed or
~ sac by SMI rHSON s STATIItM.
FebS-3t
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ALSO MARTIN AND - liiIElET'o
y a z 7 0 y q L T O EIC

the best remedy vet in .4tiUE AND FEVER and DYS
E-PSAi Tor sale by John 1t. Seay, I.ynchburg; L
Whit !tsvvania Z. H. H. Archer $50 D4nville Iisnr,
-ll-z!ew oo1, Castle Craig.
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,POSFsoD;sPlssPssf.

The above sale Is postponed till the 18th instant.
Feb S-tl5c A. = LEE
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NERVOUS nERIIIrYL.Oss OF ENERGY.

NERVOUS DEBIIIrY-LOSS OF ENERGY.
Wr~ht' india Vegetable ri i speedily and permanently
the declining powers Of The human bndy This
be dnu5ted. bit TAFT is better established. Those
who the sol dts1t Sarsapaa for this purpose
look in doing medicine far less expensive and ef
fcctua
Dr. VIM Wrght-Sir: Fo the las three iou: wears |
bad been gradually running down. and finally became
weak that unable to perform my usual labor.
advised try vour Indian Vegetable Pills and graft
fed that by the OF tnrcc fur boxes began
feel like myself again, and thoroughly restored.
From experience, commend Pills to the
Afflicted with conf encc that they will be found med
Of great efficacy and value. Yours, truly,
JOHN CLEVELAND
LooI ont for Co1mferfeits,
Thiss the needfd unprinciped persons
parts OF the country, make and vend them.
The genuine i. for sale bv
II. PAYNE * BRO, Ivnchburs;
James F. Galloway, Rrooknea
w " jerks, Mariners View
In Bedford County by
William tii-h. Cross Roads;
Wright & Matthew ,Chan.blissburs,P o
Alex. Casey, r., Emcl,;
Bas>ctt smith, Jop)a NI-,
" LeItwirh * Son, Otter Bridge;
And generally in each county scat.
Offices lex ocd exclusively tot'c sac Of VIE h II Tan
Vegetable PILE who ec and retail 100 Race sreet pha-
dclph. 2e Grrcnv cb street. Ncs lmb; aDd 5o, fremont
street Boston.
Hov. ~ p
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NJ. As.
Nj>tar's Baisain of Wild Cherry,

IA" lI'WlnI article We py with pie sure from the
BS "a Nlerc ,ti Journal. March, Is is. and we hone
II any at our numerous rsaerI suffering from any of
thr cpAn's which is said TO cure they will speed
IN avail themselves If l..
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EsE5 E,S' 'F'sssE.H.S.
We E'FGE =.

ss'sF sEe'S..
n pursuance decree County Court If Bedford ?.
is last term, shall offer Tor sale, public auction
premises, on Tuesday, the 20 inst, Ct not Sold privately
before that tInc.)
sggSa. Ess,ECY' OF E.F.S'sa,
tssSsFs be ong.ng q the estae.oi Jesse NOEL d-c'l
SN@S sltned the South sic ot the road lea II
Il ng from ynrhhlrg - Liberty, nineteen frIleS
frnm the former ami seven from the latter place,
Containing 1875 Acres. mere OF less,
and adj lining NE lands Of Edwin D. Moore, john tioJde,
Cornelius Noll and Others The cleared land good
heart, AMI fair portion Of II j. we'll set il c'overte poT-
ton to clear is fine Tobacco Land ortha premises are
r. Goss,Eo"f1bFP FesreEIinG FE0uSP. -.
LEE. with I'LL .NECESS.4RY OUTIIOUSES .;:l
a good ICE HOUSE and vi fire Young apple AND
PEACH ORCHARD THAR NEVER Fans. and Of
the most chpre select The Land viii he shown
wishing t, purchase, By Mr.. \. " Nor, vino lives
adjoining it.
TEAMS Of SALE, N a credit siv twelve anil cigr-
teen months eq1al ns'amen's, the p1rh giving hond-
with approve personal and the title Withheld
the purchase money il paid, as farther security.
lItle in4sputable
JESSE NJ. NOEL.I-, Cor missioner.
Feb l-t20F
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ESv. Martins E'.,rgativc Pills,

Eb;'. TaAVtin's k'ilryatiVc Pills,
\ MEDICINE FOR iLL SEASONS, AND SAFE
an NI.I TINES
II m fnperfcia ob ever i i"us that great
cause Y disease i COSIIpE\ESS BY the mely
taking OF rurLativ tn lYes hundreds saved no
Wlud nthvrve avc iaticn victims disease. Those
l arc !1uly recommended by many phv sicans Read
te pArphIe Which you chain gratis Of our Agents.
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SAMUEL TYNEE. WM. - K. TYREE
New Grocery & Commission House.

SAMUEL Tyre.
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ASS Ait. Gems OFF,. Wesr. DIV. ,
b. on Rome. JAu. %, 1919. {
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

The Monuments Of Egypt; Egypta lcitncss t5r
The Billie By Francis l.. HACKS, d. d l.. l.. D., arih
notes ofa royage mp The Me. by .lnercdn-.Nttc
York, George i. Putnam. 1919
There has, within the last half century been 50 many
important investigations made in Eeyp and the di>cov-
every, by Champ leon, Of The ke, the hierogyrhcs
Of the inscriptions las brown such naad Of light uron
the manners and customs Of remote ages that the learning
tie su jec has heen classed under the term Of EgUpt
doggy something like distinct cierce. The various
works published ON the aulj ct would, If themselves
make library. They generally expensive ard We
luminous, and OF c,use beyond the reath Of ordinat
readers Dr. Hawks in Tie very e. giant volume before
us, has, with skill and taste, cen piled many e the mere
important facts which modern research has establish cd
ard from lese. with much q that ingenuity aud logic
which PaIey displays in the lIoe Pauline, he shows
how sinoulay all corroborae such parts of the sacred
volume relate 10 his ancient people A work If this
kind was rendered the necessary nasn uc rs Ger
man neologlst and French fes have omitted no OPP
por"ni'y of attempting nvalidate the Bible record by
perverted or imperfect representations Of what has been
established. II is indeed amusing see the absurdity
of some of he speculaors in this line The French
Swans, who accompanied Bonaparte's army were par
ucnary struck with the z1diacs the ceilings If the
temples of Dendera and Esneh. For these monuments
hdeny boased thai they upset the scrpural chronology
one Savan ored them 5000 years older than he Chris
tan era-another 1000 whilst Monsieur Gor contend.
ed they could not be younger than II 000 years Of
course, Infdey chucked and oreold the downfall of
Christianity Champoleonu the meantime, pursued his
studies. and at last, established the fc that the hier
gyphcs were an alpha bet and not only dis but sue
ceeded IN finding out The value Of each sign or letter.
lie was then enabled to read the inscriptions on all the
monuments and 10, when lecypherng The inscriptions
IN 'he temples of Dendera and Esneh he found in one
the name Of Augustus Cesar and in the other that of
Anonlnus. Thus WAS exposed the ignorance of those
who soush, TO disri all that Egyp, might reveal into
testimony against The Bible
We commend this volume t, the reader. II is = val.
liable contribution to The literature of the day and is gotten
up in style which does credit 10 the publisher
For sale by Payne s. Brother.
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MARRIAGES.,

Married. IN New NpGR. on Wednesdiy the osih nlli.
imp. at the r, residences of Nnior Genera srh, Bre=
Vel Naiar HENRY l.. sCO1sr. of the dth Inr,nify,
and A ID. C.. to CoRNELiA. daughter Of Msjar Gem
eral Scott.
-. in New Yolk. on the OIL, uliime. hy the Rev
l. Jarvis CATER. }. WATSON WEBB. ESQ. Editor
al the 'anfrr and Enquirer. tn LAURA VIRGINIA.
daughter nj Jacob Cram. Esq. ri New York.
-. on etith inst. by Re, &. Il Vaughan. C Al.
loWlliil. MINIS LOVING. Esa of Slaun,an Ia
Mss EMMA f.. DAUGHTER of Samuel NJ Scplt. Esq. o
tamphell
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O u TT u a |, Y

Died. IN the alzt ulf IN the ooh year of his nre
WILLIAM O. LATHAM. eldest of DIR. llonly
laihum. + this place.
lpn he organauon al the corps cf Engineers Of lhe
Vagina aud l.lnersee lttl Road he received an ap-
pnutucnt Tor lhe duties 81 Witch la was prepared hy
instruction al the Military Acaden,y AT Ncs Point t.,
renpleet ytars. But his health 'oled aud. in few
menlhs' he was Obliged In IcsIen. He sunk gradually
under an lnsidans disease spite oi all that medical sill
could dnand his death has htown devoted i,ther mnlh
Grand family circle into the deepest affection and elee,
The MnIn-sl snnslMlN of lhls cnmmMnllN
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Rais Road .V0firP.

II Is proposed n hold meeting Of the citizens OF
lynchhnrg, at thu Masonic Slonn at ucnck rhis af.
iernoon, In take steps preparatory To making
BILE demonstration, of public character. the gtea,
event OF breaking prnnd. nj an ertly day, the yn
elaa and Tennessee Il nj Road.
As hs event will constitute IN the history and
prosperity Of lynchburg, it il hoped her casns viii NIL
permit The occasion to pass without l,ng, in np
pmpaie manner, the interest they feel in It's commence
meut.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR SUICIDE OR ELOPE-


lady named Miller, wife of MAJOR Miller Of the ar.
my. now in foia, and daughter OF Hon John Nurvell
committed suicide supposed, on Tuesday last
by throwing herself from the bridge Niagaa FAILS
She arrived at the Eagle Hotel. on the same morning,
with her two buys four aud the other six years old
Her bonnet found the bridge, and her shawl tied
to The alllng and three letters found in her
addressed 10 her husband another her father and
the third 10 the proprietor of HE hotel, as follows:
"My mind is made up: have wish 10 live any lon
ger. shall 90 where my body Will never be recovered.
No one shall gfze my mangled remains. Please take
Of my Two little boys till they be sent to Detroit.
where Their grandparents reside. They the of
Mai1r Miller of the Army now in Florida, and gran1sons
Of Hon John Novel;, Of Detroit chigan. Please for
ward my letters aud protect my children till of their
relatives can come for them
MRS J. G MILLER"
There were also found in her room the ringets Of
one side Of her head her gold watch, two trunks och
nga silk purse containing gold and silver coins and
her wedding ring
The children state that their mother had bid them
COED bye and kissed hem after they had gone bed
Na1 they Lad last come from Winchester Virginia. and
that their father was in Florida She is about 50 years
OF age, and exceedingly handsome
r. > II appear from circumstances. which subse
quen1ly transpred that Mrs. Miller has elopej with a
man calling himselflIenry Blakemer. from ph,adelohia
Ihey leli Buffalo n the express train for Cayuga
Bridge.
The supposed Suicde Corrected W e learn from tbs
Rochester American of Saturday that Mrs. Miller who
took To have herself reported having jumped over
Niagara Falls VI nday night lasl has been arrested
al syracuse. She was running with Young man
naiued Blskener and had cnnrvr1 he suicide II, cver
her r.irai ~ !. tm.
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I"o ''U"fHcTH 'HUUeHeHt N .Ntlc I0h.-I he New
AoFk correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger says:
lie ominous ouigyings Of the Washington Iellerwri-
eS' respecting the contemplated movement of the South
ern members of Congress- inenberent md i,,rnbs
oe as 'neg may be, not without an effect here
MOS people are looking forward to crisis but none vet
are bold enough 10 look dsunion stranh, in the face
lie fnm"f mat seven Of the slave States have resolved
" ''e event OF me passage of the provso, has
been rereaed oen within the few DAVIS mast and bv
men VINO are IN position to know what they are talk
ing about that the public mind is made uneasy and ex
c"ed. WHO dares 10 calculate The mirh.y revolution
W.. 'r'ap ana commerce would have 10 undergo in the
event OF snrh calamity This is The first Consequence
Considered by men who deal in cotton and corn its o
', are 'et Ia masses, less uuder the influence
Z" dollars and cents
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Government in Europe have we uniformly pre-
served better understanding. and from none re-
ceived more decided proofs OF friendship and re-
snect. The Tribune is little too cosmopolitan
in lis svmpathies--,oo comprehensive in its spir-
!, ofreform. 1t has talent and energy, but they
are often mischievously exened. 1t is the knight
Trrant Of the American Press.
we do not undcrrate the influence of the pub
lie seaiinen, of the civilized world. We believe
all that Mr.. Webster said of it, in his late admra-
BILE speech in Boston. We believe further that
even besotted Austria will feel its correcting in
auence. We suspect we should, instead of in
creasing greatly lessen, that influence, were we
10 wound her pride by assuming Pharasai~al at
titude of greater holiness.
AGAIN, what would we thnl, of foreign Gov
ernmen,, which should withdraw It's Minister
from Washington and declare its intention To hold
90 diplomatic intercourse with the United States
oecause of the existence of slavery in half the
members of the Coniedeacy The Tribune, no
doubt, would think this very good reason FOR
such measure
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TIE MURDER OF DIR. pARKM,N

Itt
There Is b,i ana t,ni, l., n,s,.,, - iti.,Lar
If The artesi If Professor ! ~ ,.,s,s, a,
beinc the ,,utlerer Il Dr ps+laa ~ ~, -, "
lanps IN the Faenlty of ury,,I I,I,. all 90
If chemistry in IbS Model sli Is' = i .4
hy m ,rfiaoe ,,b s,me r nr ,,ai,L;.., ,
tarusbsa r,mjfies an.l "a -, - Al -, ~
ai>tnrian lie ! ah,nt fh, -, w. e. ~
age, aud has " lie aud rh,lfan lie H.. Lh.,t, hmm,
An unhemshed reputation, alhbnnh kno,y /, be oera
sanasly embarrassed IN his rsflulary al hrs
Tie reliable facts are hri,n thps. proissnr W elsrer
tesi i some DAYS Snee in reaari t. d. p,fkm,n that
the IA ter had teen Inn al The Medical Callr,e IN
North Grove street. Friday the day ofthp n,ysler-
aus dsarp aaaee Professor Webster had hen aud
here raid him $40 the amount Il !, rn,t,,toc. ard
aecor'ag 10 pfass,or Wehsel's 70 ry the missing man
Ind lii him, saving he would % Ia Cambridge aud have
the mntlaage eancr led. Ru II appears there WAS n
lad'rlual waiting e. Sc Dt Pa,kman issue from tho
0aeee; and thai, after tyIug Ing in yain he dera,-
e. otler persons say lhcy saw the - eor 90 ip but
Id ma SO hun o'me IN: and II INV pretty certain
may al authentic trace oi DE-. Pattnan ends Al the Med
zeal e#lfa''
iu's circumstance was saih'oni II excite The VIZ
ao'e ol our fie and Tor sfme daYs The college has
nee" "aieH s,vcnl apartments we'e asa searched
e9' mo- hla@ haAAd 10 excite snsMcinn. An apartment
Wen was H., archfd, however WAS the trfn'e NOM
~ ''oss,r WEBSTER. ilan the chimney ut witch NfIy
NAVY sHah' us Srea Issuing the Whee q" FRIDAY nabt
Two etf'l' oi puchpne kmdlngs are said In have dis
aP "fa ABOUT The same time IN very rapid aud IN G.
f'u'''''e manner The result was. thai Mt l.tleiled
JtnF ol I"e esiahshmrn. had hts sasneans cNetltdi
anu trakhG thrH0gh the partition wall, the vault IN
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G5s 1t. Montgomery Pike Harrison, the L.
S. A., grand son OF the late President Harrison,
was killed by Indians, in Texas, near the CoIora-
do River, on the 7th October last. He had lid
den out of camp alone to inspect road, and was
set upon by party of Indians. His body was
pierced in many places with arrows.