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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01
The Meeting on Monday.

We noticed on yesterday the tact, that n
nee ing of tie citizens Of Lynchburg had been
held on Monday last. To-day we publish its
proceedings. The objects and the action Of
that meeting must meet ia hearty approval
of every good and l~aw-abiding citizen of the
commonwealth. We were proud of the de-
monstrstion because Oh the salutary influence
at will exert in our own community, and be-
cause 1t will wipe out the reproach with which
from past Transactions, ol from prejudice, the
people of L~ynchburg, have been go sedulous.
ly and %unjustly assailed. by those who know
no, tleir intelligence, morality. public spirit
aud private worth.
We are persuaded that if any. who have ut.
tained the age Of discretion, and were engaged
in the disorderly proceedings which led TO the
call Of this meeting, wall allow themselves one
moment to reflect ON the subject, they will per.
ceivc and regret the 1nproprie,y OF their con-
duct. II it be right in tho citizens Of a city,
when its constituted authorities have enacted
an ordinance Of which they disapprove,to mani
fest that d,sapprobation by personal insult, or
violence. it would te equally so, for the people
Of each ard every State of tho Union SO to
treat every unwise or obnoxious law of a gene.
raj character. Aud what consequence would
flow from such conduct-with what public mis-
chief and private injury, 1t would be fraught
what scenes o fterror, conflict and bloodshed
i would cause, 1t requires no prophet TO fore
tell.
The beauty and glory Of u free representa-
tive government, consists,in the efficiency gifts
own inherent principles to retrieve the consc.
quences OF unwise or Unauthorized legislation
by peaceful means. Every law is, by the thoo.
ry oil our civil institutions, supposed to embody
the collective will and wisdom of those who
are to be governed by il. and whenever the
fact IS otherwise, that will and wisdom have
only to be regularly and constitutionally mani
tested to effect the modification or repeal O..
the obnoxious statute. We invoke therefore
the calm consideration Of our entire commune
" upon the sentiments embodied in the reso-
lutlcns of the meeting. We wisl, that every
citizen of the State could have witnessed its
numbers. its unexcited, yet determined spir-
II, and Its well-considered and harmonious ac-
ton. These, with the excellent speeches of
Messrs Wilson, Speed and Percival could not
have failed TO inspire any spectator with whole
some reflections upon our liberties and %institu-
tons, and with brighter hopes for their preser-
vation and perpe,uity.
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BLooMER Iron WonKs. ON CAcApoN RIVER.

HAMpsuIRg CO., Va, Aug. Is, 1852.
DEAR SIR; take a great interest in the re
suit OF the present contest, greater than | have
ever before felt at any Presidential election. al
though | have been a"Clay Wing Since 1924
8, when was only about six years old. l was
borna Wing, was rsiseda Wing, and believing,
as | firmly do, that the perpetulty of our glori
Gus Union depends upon the success Of Whie
principles, and more particularly at this TIM
the election Of our present ticket for President
and Vice President, who will uphold the Com
promise, | am sorry to find so many proofs q
gainst the Democratic candidate, Franklin
Pierce, which Identifies him with "Freesoil-
ism,' and | am afraid our country would moi,
be sale If he shold succeed. think, therefore,
it behooves and is the imperative duty ofevery
lover of his country to do all in his power to
defeat Pierce and elect General WINFIELD
ScoTT, in whose hands we aresure of tho Cons
tuition and Compromise being carried out, as
far rs ii is in his power to do it..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

HE RAINS DAMAGE 70 THE CANAL.-Tbs
rains during the past week extended over n
great portion Of the country. The Rivanna
river was never known TO be SO swollen at anv
former time. The canal vas damaged below
Scottsville, very materially. but we learn that
transportation will only be suspended a few
days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

Discussion ON MoNpAY.-H. A. WISE.
who, 1t had been announced would address
the people of Greenbrier upon the politics of
the day. at their August Court, not being
present, JNo. nj. Boris. who had come hero
TO represent the Wing party in the discussion
LOOK the stand at IL O. cluck, and continued
lor nearly three hours. an able defence of Wing
menand measures. He was replied to by Mr..
Chronicle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

Among the sales of valuable real estate adj
vertlsed IN the Nrginian, those interested will
not iall to observe that offered by the Messrs
Moses near Knoxville Tennessee. We have
information which represents this properly
worthy of attention of persons desiring to pur-
chase.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

for many years of Iowa, hsscome out for Scott
and Graham. No one IN OHIO will dispute
Lncss's Democracy. And there are hundreds
of Democrats IN Iowa who have come out IN
the same waX.-IIg. Gag.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01
Trade betweea NoyEok and Tcrns.

Ifoae 6etWeea NoI7ok and Icras,
The Norfolk Argus publishes an interesting
communication from Branch T. Archer, Esq,
setting forth in strong terms the relative i'm.
portance to Norfolk and Brazos, in Texas, OF
u direct commercial communication.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Never suffer long from a Cough. At thu age of
The world, when yon cat get Ayers Cherry Pectorai, 1t is
ii criminal neglect If you Do not cure it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

II OUSE-JokNEE and Carpenter
IL The undersi ned, having returned 10 L~ynrhburg
for the purpose of conducting the above business. r..
~spectfuiiy oFprs hs services to the public. All JOBS
eIlrnsitA 10 his care, will. in the muin, be executed by
himself. and at all times receive mis- personal attention.
when otbe-s are engaged on them. He is prepared to
fulfill all engagements with dispatch, and IN a stylc sur
passed hy none. His shop is On tenth, South Of IVES,
street v here he can ~alwaysbe found when not employed
elsewhere.
Any order for his services, which may be left ut the
Yirginian uffee, will be attended to.
lie will luke one or two apprentices To the above bus
mess. whn are from Is to II wears Of age, and of p ID
character. GEORE PERClVAL, SR.
N. B.-I have snle 40 Acres of WOod
NJ. LANE ON the Canal. ak miles above town. one
-. good " HORSE WAGON. one strong CAR.
RYALL. and n CART, which | will dispose of n &C.
commodating terms. G. p, SR.
Ang 22-3taw ~
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raR PngsipErT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
OF NEw JEHsEY.
ron vIcE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
Electors for the State ofyirsinia.
ELECTORS At LARGE.
JOIN NJ. Bolts,
WILLIAM b. PRESTON.
ELECTORAL
o. NORTH ~cARoLIrS

TICKET.
1T District-John x. Kilby Of N~anscmond.
I'd Dis'art-Edward Chambers, Il Necklenbur
81 District-Th ,mas =. Floernoy, Of Halifax.
9TH District-H. n Mn shall. Of Charlotte
5th Distfict-Alex. aivrs of AiennIle.
9Th d .strct-Wm- G. Scott, of Pewhstan.
3th Distict-Jos. Segar, II Elizabeth Cry.
9Th District-Robt. MAYO of Westmoreland
9th Dirtr1ct-Hcnry w. Thomas, Of Fairfax
10Th District-AlcK X. Botelcf. of den,Hson.
IIth Distfict-Col. J. u. Baldwin. ofAugu.ts.
10Th j. uict-John Echols. ofMonroe.
18th Districf-Waltc~ Preston, Of Washington.
18th Oistrict-John ). jackson, jr, OF Wood.
18th Disttiot-T. NJ. CHILLY, of ONO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

n EW DIR Y GOODS STOK f IN THN
~ CITY Oh RlCHMOND.-The subscriber having
associated themselves for tie purpose of conductings
store. NJ. IS. Main street. ard are now receiving ter
Fall stock of STAPLE N FANCY DRY GOODS.
Their stock having been purchased in the Northern
cities by one OF tho firm in person, for the money, they
feel assured in say. ng that they are enabled uad dis
posed TO offer Eceater inducements, as regards price,
than any other House in the State.
Returning thanks to the friends and patrons If the
old concern of Hart & Moses, of Lynchburg, they r-
specially solicit a call from them when visiting his
city. Determined, as they are, at all times to spare no
exertions to please and give satisfaction t all who favor
them with u call, thep hope to receive a liberal share of
their patronage. GEORGE HART,
ALFRED MOSES.
Country Merchants visiting Richmond, we think will
lind it to their advantage TO examine our stock before
purchasing. aug 2~4--2tw6wif1 II. g. NJ.
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EoR VIEW ORLEANs.-vIRGINIA &c

LNDR NEW ORLEANS.-yIRGINIA IT
& AND LOUISIANA L~INE.-FIRsT PACKET sE4E
commence loading on l0A September, and sail ariA dis.
Path.-The regular A. | ~coppered and copper.fastenod
Barqne, CYANE, Capt. GroRGE BURMEsTER, will sail
as nbove. For Freight, Cabin. or Steerage passage,
having superior State-Room acc 9mmodations, apply to
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond.
Shippers are informed that freight, by this line, is from
50 to 40 - cent. cheaper, than when slipped by way of
New Ioik. and it will also arrive in much less tine
he undersigned willa.so inform shippers, that insurance
can be effected in New York, on the same terms, as yes.
sells sailing from that port; and, the undersigned viii also
inform shippers. that he will have insurance effected if
they wish, without any charge, except exchange on a.
mount premium and policy, and policy forwarded if re.
qnested. mug 2S-2taN3w1 d. C.
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ID TwoLunered nndGfty Acrcs. fEa

About 100 acres are cleared, and under good 49,
fence-about 90 acres Of river bottom a large portion
of the land has been sown down in Glover and Timothy
the present and past years.
Upon the farm are TWO or three good MeqioWs, and
the fences may be so arranged as to have running water
in almost every field.
a good Grist Nill, with an excellent custom. running
"A pair OF Corn and n pair Of Wheat stones, and making
as 2 Iod Flour as any Mill in the county, adds very ma
teroliy TO the value e the place. This Hill can grind
even IN the drlest seasons, ut which times n very large
scope OF country is deepen lent upon it for obtaining sup
plies of meal, &c. The supply of water is also sufficient
to justify the erection Of additional machinery at a site
about 100 yards below The location OF the present mill.
The uncleared lnnd is well timbered, and. living an near
the rlver, Is very valuable.
UTo' the upper purt OF the placp, are a DWELLING
hOUSE, smoke house, large stnble, blacks,nilh's shop,
a bold neyer-failing spring, mn apple orchnrd, &c. On
lhlS portion OF the farm, there has also been u TanDery.
1 he buildings here. are not in very good repair. bnt
could he put in good order without much expcn.e
Upon the lower part of the farm, lyiag along the river
there IL a good framed Dwelling House, a negro house.
smoke house. corI-crib, n large double stable, a fine
spring TWO orchards OF apple and one OF peach trees.
his Farm lies Immediately at the Ford. near Arm
strong : Ferry, on the road leading from Knoxville TO
Strawberry Plains.
taxing tho water-power, and all otheradvantages into
CONSIDERATION, this farm is believed 10 be enc of the most
desirable that is offered for sale in this section of conn.
try.
The horses, mules, farming implements, and a po,tior
=. ~ PfeSeh' yearscrop OF corn, oats, hay, potatoes,
VIC, NC, WILDE sold, if desired, so that the nurcbnse
=, tne rlantatlon can obtain it ready stocked and sun.
Piled, it he prefers it 4 l.us. wy
we VIII sell the plantation for the sum of ,bree ,bor
'ahI ooiiars t~S3,OOO) cash. and such portion of the |
s'ocN' crop, NC, as may be desired, ut low rates. Wo
ocsire TO sell, and offer the place thus low. becnuso u1
'es,"e D a rom 1t to give it our personal attention |
ana are engaged in other business, in which ye des;.a =
useu III our capital. o
For further particulars. orr,, - -
:. G.. & J. L. MOSES, Knoxville. Knox rn
Sept l-w4w r.. T oNo"
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STAUNTON, "a.
RI. REV. WIN. MEADE, d. D. President of the Direc.
tory
Rev. K. II. PHILLIPS. A. NJ. Principal.
Rev J. @. WHEAT, A. NJ. Vice Principal.
Rev. T. T. CAsTLEMAE, A. NJ. Moral Philosophy, &c.
Prof. Engllbreaht. Music and Botany.
Prot. Bellman, Music.
Prof. --. Modern Languages.
Misses TEBBs, Governesses.
Next session will be opened on Wednesday Sept. lst.
Board and Tuition $3.50. Music, Languages, &. Extra.
Address-Rev. r II. Phillips, Staunton, Va.
aug 9-eodl3t"
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SWEET FLAG. or Ca1amus Root.-Jusl
received a supply of,he above delicious aromatic
connection which impnrts a sweet fragrance to the
rea'h' and may be taken with advantage in pain or TN
lence, Tor sale by
a1g 9-dts JOuN N SEAv Du,rcist
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~ Lynchburg Building A association.
In consequence of the public excitement in the city of
Lynbhburg on Friday evening last, it was considered i'm
e~xpedient for the meeting, advertised for that evening.
to assemble, and on wednesday,. the lat September. is
accordingly fixed for that purpose, when all members
are expected to attend. aug 3l-d2t
~ 1t now being certain that our city il to be Lighted
with with Gus, | take the earliest opportunity of in
forming the citizens Of Lynchburg that | shall prepare
Immediately for GAS.FlTTING,a respectfully solicit
the patronage Of my friends and the pubic generally
Aug 20-dts A. q. ABNEY A'GT
puECgIx FouvDRY.
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STILL THEY COME.
Gov. hobert Lucas. formerly of Ohio, and
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DAILY VlRGINIAN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. ........fEPT'R l. 1852
~ yIRGlN1AN OFFICE, South side i1Ft Alley,
between Man and Third Street. adjacent - Geo. NJ.
Ruckors Dry Goods Store and the Washington Hotel.
~ Our advertising friends viii co fer a fa"or on US
by sen ding In then advertisements carly In tho day.
Their attention to this wi enuble Ds 10 attend proper.
ly To them.
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TO THE CITY TRADE

l. signed, publishers ofthe BEDFonD SEsTIEEL, offer
that papcr ns n valuable medium for the Merchants, Me.
names and Tradesmen of the city of Lynchburg, to
bring their Goods, WIRES, &c. beioIe u urge portion of
tho country people wnp trade, buy and barter in tia,
place. The advantages of advertising ere known md
appreciated, aud we huve but to offer them this charm
To effect, wlat il surely viii. a brisk and profitable trade.
or the Sentinel is circula ed through every neil ubur.
hood in tho large county Of Bedford, Iesides much of
the surrounding country.
Addrcss-Liberty, bedford county. Va.
Aug S6-dlm RlDGNAY & REESE.
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Railway 10 the Ohie.

Tn Editor is absent for a few Days.
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We subjoin The following extracts from on-
siness letters, says tbe.Reprb'ic. recently ro'
ceived at this Office. They indicate a proper
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

EOR SALE, AT A Low PRICE,

- TIL" HND WIIH fItOI Eh-
on Hobton R7re', hHor county, East Tennessee
subscribers offer for sale their Farm, on Holston
river, about six miles above Knoxville. Tennessee, for.
m -rlu Ennua NJ Tho aCrnirhrnl Ilnna . nj -c.Iat.;a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The adyices are to the 10th Of July.
The HaV allan Parliament was prorogued on the 9Th Of
that m0Lih.
Cnpt. c. A. Virgin had been acknowl-
edged as Consul Of Sweden and Norway, at the Sand
witch Islands.
The Swedish bark Sarmiento, with two
hundred and forty passenger from Panama for san
Francisco had put into the sand xi-h lsnnds short Of
provions TIE P0iyHeiaR gives the following account
some Of the Incidents and sue rings thu passage
The pssseT red the greatest herdshps-weTe
put on allowance u both bread and wafer tive days
from 1Obsgo.
ON the Plat Of Msy most fearful tragedy was enact
cd on board young man by the Dsne If Woolfork,
about 10 years OF sRe. from Kentucky sh0t German
named Johnson thrcugh the heart. The origin e tas
bloody business was dispute about tu.eup, Of which
Ws).iork hsd tWo and the German none Ia the hasty
stercsiion The BANGLE was vrenched Oh. when wool
fork drew bis revolver and shot Johnson dead
Icene Of the greatest excitement eusued The mur.
deTeT seized "A voted that he should be hung -
sgsnsi H. ard the remainder neutral Judge was ap.
pointed Jury Of twelve empsnnesd; The prisoner
found guilty Of murder, and sene need 10 Do hung
within one hour.
During the Interval between the sentence and execu.
ton, the dead body Of The Murdered German WAS
brought on deck the preparation made aud aitsr allow
Ing ire concerned msn quarter If an hour over his
time was run uphe yard arm where life soon became
extinct He was then cut edht fell upon his face la b
the sea- and continued &c dos until elt out Of sight by
toe vessel
On the 18th of May water was sold for 81 per bottle
By those of the passengers who required h an some
Of their fellows From the 9th VI June 10 the Sd OF
july TIE passengers rad mob read There we're eleven
womfn two children on board one Of each Of whom
ded before reaching San Bliss SIX others died on
beard besides The murderer and murdered.
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Ap-il IL Georr. Myers Cas- Co. Ga fever and 6Js, u
Ayrfi 81 A store MuTr.y Co, Ga ever ans eys. =
Apri - Nortou Whssel6 90. Ca iever and aJ'- -
Msys 5 ShsIsrn, SeE Yors dy.eatery, $
MAY l. Or'sn Burruu New ok dy'eateIy = @,
MAJ ~ r Van usen. New-Y ork. in3sm OF ooEeA =.
MAY - c Rev. Ohio. cousanrtion And ~ -
May -, Roberts, I'D ~ im Of orAih' -
On board brig Rosyaae e pal0s from "a" Juan I'd
Sur 20 san Francisco:
June 3 - Kane. tlrsanAnl soson Mss
June q Cha',s Cooper. onondiss Co, " Il George
Fletcher. Alsurnssle Mas
Jgse > 4 P. Alan. Boston; George Ball. New-HAvea,
Jane q, Geo-r. Bunrsu, New. Haven. Conn.
Jure Is, Francis Ebert 'Ge nan sostoa
June r. Thomas =. Disl0nd. Palmvra-
June =. CarisuLn Mailer Gs rruAn Luisnbefs y Y -,
Jure q Elijah ThomsS Ouoresn Co y. y John Ella
Caisa msise; JonaihAS K"ns' Lancaster Ono 0S'''a
June ., Mahlon Maple, Knoxville, Ohio; lanes Cot
JsIe:i Lev Harvey. Boston Daniel Chandler, Ok
July 2 francis J CrewelL celambi. Ny. ..
july g dram Devoe. ate ot Nev-lork Cry; AE-aoay
Lissen. swiss Baltimore, Nd
Mortality Re5ori II Saraei9 Gu Jr ie Eees eSli'g
.iLs4sf :. ls5-.
July 90. John Il. CODY. ased 81, Of NewHsnPshire
july 81. william Ha,er. mOn,hs; w.shinstOn Cord
ray. g Ohio Anthony SE1tzeT y, Germany . a., =.
Aus l. Joseeh Mercer $. Italy Madame Cabbage .,
Frame Heury 5 Gasicken. -. Denmark.
Aus John Conner - Ireland Richard WilhAnN leoI'
cred - Hew.York
Aus S Daniel Weed. jr, 81. Maine.
No, y,r,lle horiat.fy Rcroyf foy Judy 1882
Julyl Jonsb hscmsul. a-e j. Of fever.
july Geor-e Johnson sge >, Germany OF congestion Of
ihe hfain.
July s. Wm Forker age l6. Indiana Of fever.
July Is, Ancil Cfos- ase So isan OF shoue -.
july To- Granville Martin, sse s., H,son County Wy
july IT, David McCOrsiH .se ST. C.rada Fest disease
July 81 T Pits sse - Cherokee County, Asbama- Of
Panama fever. -.
Juy . r Gregory So Nevada congestion Of brain;
M, K A. Skater sge Il, FslIiied, OHIO, OF lever.
july 20 Nj Alexandtr France drowned
July 81 Richard Lolar. sss y Canada OF cholera
July 81 VIM r. Gilbert sgs ~ Ne - Zealand, otehoeEa
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Iroul the Plains.

INDRPENDENcE, Monday, Aug 3d. 1872.
The Salt Lake mail reached here on Sat-
uTdsy Last, bringing bot liule news If importance
MesIs Campbell Of a l. ui,, ard Bsnt4l we're pass
engsrs BY the stage From the engrsnts W. learn but
he as the mos, Of them had parsed from the rosd BE-
fore the msil stage returned.
Our last intelligence vas thst health was restored,
ard they were getting along well as could be eT'
peoted, orsiderDg the mltudes that were travelling
10 such close proximity 20 zach other raree or four
parties Of returning califorDans were oyertsken
short otience beyond Fort Kesrny, and will resc1
here and the points above 10 ia. days This eyen.a-
ally will oeco me popular home, 10 consequence Of Us
safety and healthf1lnesi
The TIP out and IN from Irt Laramie was made 70
twenty eight days by tie mail party Eve days Of wncn
time they we're delayed BY high water. Take II all 10
ell, thh 10 the quicke.. nip yet made
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OREGON.

We have Oregon papers up TO Aug. =.
A special session of the Legislature has
been convened a, salem Benz +. Harding, of Marion
County was elected Speaker of the House. Richard J.
White Of Lewis County, elected Clerk; President
Of the Council. NJ p Deads, Of Yam lin County y.
Terry for Clerk The Legislature was In session but
four dsys VIXEN Z adjourned vi bout doing any bust
ness Of importance The LEGISLATURE was conyen d for
the Ieoa purpose Of taking steps to Insure ih5 ercc
tion OF pu1iic BUILDINGS
A regular pitched battle has been fought
near Table Roch between large party OF Indians aud
treaty Of peaca was made immediately after the hght
on the uost advantageous terms
The miners on klamath, Salmon and
Rcsue Rivers are doing well Several rich discoveries
have recently been made. One washed out ot a
fifty pound ssCk If dit, S0l7 50 Another took one
on Rogue River piece OF gold weighing $500. Many
parties maAiDg very large daily, While others
ere doing but its. The mines are yielding much bet
ter than before
Adam f.. Wimp'e has been arrested in
Polk County for killing his wife Cause domestic dlf'
Gcul'ies
In referring 10 tho matter The Statesman says The
vile Adam r. Wimpe was murdered In Polk County,
Oregon, on the ls last aGd attempt made b CON
al h crmo by lius hre b the house containing her
rem sius. Tho house was totaIy destroyed, but rus
body wt' 80 fer unconsu ned 40 90 DO Identified The
husband has hec and IL 10 supposed DO the
dcrsr The Sheriff Of Polk County has offered 500
reward for hs arrest ara parties In pursuit. If hn
Nmple was married about II months siuce IN Wash
gtCn County. 10 Cir ess than 10 yeat Of age Tney
quar- el'ed siler ana parted Mrs w returning 20
her father. Subsequently they reclrced, but {.
Is said lever lived happily together Ha formerly
iidtd IN Pcrtsnt and we believe ' owns property 10
baf tie