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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-22

M HrwirT Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co, 10 Wall ST
HAnpEN's EXPRESS "a Broadway,
puLLEN. NIRGli. X Co.'S, 10 Wall st,
WELLS, FARGO q, Co $, l6 Wall st,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-22

SAfOOD.-oak aud Hickory, we'll seneoned Jus
w Ia hnnd WecXprcl 10 keep regular -upph
IN future Those IN Will need good tre-wood-wif
please -end ia their order. eal y.
nug3i ECnOLS X PRl OR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-22
Silver and Plated Ware.

We have nl.o u guud assortment OF Silver fn'"'
sro,ps Ladies'. lhr.adcd mud plain handles Cup
Butter knives Fruii-k nivrs--nil oi genuine Coin W
have also the genuine Abatn plaled spoons, fo'ksBui
ter sniye.; an oxeellont article plated Gator "h
Ir, -Bn.kpfs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-22

nATS-A fine supply.
~ nov II Is ECiOLS ~ fhfoh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-22
Fine Watches and Jewelry.

IA Il hay JUL recris, Il
w beautiful a.sorl
meai OF Go ID : IN our line
.nrn Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-22
w. w. Lenwich Il Brother.
WIN W. LEFTWICH.
THDS W. IEFrWICII.

HACK AND PORTER, belonging o US, will be-
tendance the Depot and Packet Landing convey
travellers the Washington Hotel. FREK or change.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

To be 50, that she had FAT or atraight hair like
an Indian Woman. Ore If 7hrm ffhe witnessl
said that his father md toi{ lin that she he
l1nged to the Tcmbeehe Indian tribe in Ala
bama: soHse others said tbpt what confirmed
them in tbs belief lthat she was Of Indian
blood is this: that they had been at school
with her ~ the Nuns Convent, where no others
but whites were admitted
All the above Is about the substance of the
testimony given not a single document is pro-
dueed to show or prove clearly that the defend
ant is If Indian descent
On the part Of the plaintiffs, no evidence is
produced to support their allegation, although
heir attorney Mr.. Pichot) had in his hands
he clear proofs thereof, documents and ~
All they wanted was what was due them that
they got.
Why did not the defendants sue the plaintiffs
f)r SANDER The answer may very reasonably
he made thus: Because the plaintiffs attorney
vas ready to prove the qualification by anthem
tic documents in his possession aud by ipnu-
nerable witnesses then living and some still
living who could he brought in court to identify
the persons 50 qualified,
Is the judgment rendered in this case final
No Article Of said judgment leaves the mat
ter unsettled hear it again: That although il
might haze been des,r0bfe that a question 81
jnp0 tant TO the defendant, should be decided
II a more direct manner, and not merely upon
an erceptioo like the one by her taken, SIN
II ntvst be decidsd yhen raised, and accord
ing 10 the ecidence produced
The plaintiff at the time Of this suit prayed
that their case r. tried by a jury, aud it was
not agreed to. They consented to the Judgment
after having settled with the defendant for the
amount claimed W them.
Although the testimony in this case was taken
out o. the presence Of their Attorney, and in
presence Of the Defendants Attorney, they con-
Sehte1 thereto TO come the sooner to t.. settle
ufut' wnlcn made them recover their claim,
about 1900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04
NrnTnE no RAILRoAn cnNrR ,crnps

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
! GALVESTON HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAJ ROAD
Tsp, he ofs Company th- CIV *
III uisrs -olou Loaisi-
-Pti fezi GaI9sata 70 H'as,on, ds.Aaes Of at
Pi pseaci,r. sy 2setA4t ses day
s.es M 5s received til tie f day Of sspUsu.h@s
-sss7 Ser ,s- ss .oaae,is7 CT the road sn.irs or
n ..las rays r. sreIn. isysg ssyaratsly.
HAi ERALS Required.
iacas, than
Ec-ras- 10, ak cedar p,na and eyuress,
-Jo 20 linear FEET o. ri A. hing nehs square
ar small ad-ys. ~ tiAe Paat OAK, ee4ar or syprea
$500 Nor -q,- ana any length les Is feet
-.an-t Plank, Ks :. "a ss-
4ldap WeA sr-lo4r 10 10.
571..0l ; 4a!sa. 4slo 81 L .i6ss..
5a.gA ',I5"t = ret.
-" o. sI5 = f-s'
Ion go Mixed : ~. r. 6, j 70 - ~et-
delivered H Gss-ston tav a. any pont aee>.soie 70
d t bring a. he option q tie Company oas~den NeveE
5ras VII b re gsi . ike -an-r the delivery s0Oe1
"a Grsre C0a sui sAls a; Virginia
to sia, md % ID nd aed By tie Chs
's'''-' '-' mon work Required
P,fos's- y y sd Al or grading Of the ~ois line, HAvns
for tA- vi West ga" et ard = the nsirue-
tou nr hri, DrF bridge SO e. in I'VE
Tl-. FEET III Al {, done
eo,sir- eehe1iioas al lars s~st n tn dh e
ProPoaa viii y IN Ike FOR TIE saPsrsfruc-
a. Asernept pro9r ability per-
i0rn, IL : viewed II tie
I.5,.
ra,,p4r IN cash ap.n
viii be r-qli.si in Of nnef-lrih the 10 al
rf ui u oo!isa iod- the seeu 70
Be . 4~r-d 'tr tits
Al Las must y - ors=d--
Prpcssl--''s'y-soH. II. 4 r. Fsailrc7d."
~ Eui 10 oua;H viii &c t-Taa q .lI- . Up 70 tas ma
IT iny contrast. CALEB G. FoRsHEY.
jv.s iauls Chef Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04
DAILY CRESCENT.
NEwORlEANs, July 20, 1853

J. II MADDOX, ESQ Proprietor Daily Crescent
Sr-You are aware that from the first sit
ting of the present Board Of Assistant Alder
men, it has been constantly pressed upon that
body to examine into the qualifications Of Mr.,
George Pandely. The Committee to whom this
matter was first referred refused to investigate
the charge, made in letter, by one Of the
undersigned the papers in proof Of which were
they were before them at their first meeting
Some members Of the Council, well known to
this community, have ever since displayed u
vacilation really disgusting, adourning from
time to time with the express intention to tax,
the subject up at their next meeting, ard as
often breaking the quorum to avoid the discus
sion Of the very matter they assembled to look
into 1t having been represented that the mat
ter has been urged in spirit Of persecution, to
yinlicate ourselves from the foul charge, we
| propose to publish the documents, so that the
| public may judge whether Mr.. Pandelly has been
| prosecuted or not.
| We, the undersigned, feel deeply interested in
| this matter and without expressing our opinion
us to the qualifications Of NJ. Pandelly, would
| like to submit the evidence upon which the
| charge has been made, SO that every one may
judge for himself in the premises
| 1t ~ for such reasons that we deem it proper
to place the papers, III the possession of the
undersigned, before the public, aud hope to do
80 through the columns Of your valuable sheet
| Yours, etc.
p. L Wurz q MrsGHoyE.
| r. NJ BENyENr. YtcroR Wurz,
| SrAEs. IIlVR GryoL,
| WM ANbFy. l. B0tItsNY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

this communication to you, because it is Of the
highest Importance to the country therefore
respectfully request you to communicate these
documents to the Honorable Board Of Assistant
Aldermen. Your friend and obed't serv't,
VICTOR Witt
Hon z LATorR. Assistant Alderman Fifth Rep Dist.
And now, let us come to the documents, with
the recapituation thereof, and the remarks
thereon; and, although | have others in my
possession, and seen many more, abstain for
the present from bringing them out.
New Orleans, August 2, 1853.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

FlE--Fs' hla sllaf s3 iz,s ~ 20 iars l--saa,.
iil Dt tNsl NNp-t ta.n E.rz' ytgai cotton
f. .ta.z .uu tI#.s-
lE- rr4 yle tt,l5s ia 1-.sv.t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

GuGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
9r7sAccoihs satse haze instantly g hsna md T., s
COUNTY KEN GCCKI TENN sSEE and AiSSoUR TkAPPtiSs
EILERs Also ToBACCo ~ HOGS HEALS snd BALES 40
lsc The Ne market, and fr plantation
Il kNEE a kEHSkAW,
Is Camp md ass fehoGp1slal street,
t. TOBACCO EsLEp ORDER s< 'vlin9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

interest the cent
be t--uulav.s oacso tie Coa
rons fr attached sad Bonds are issn-d
Dctofs the proceeds VI vh 10 De expended
II he cousIr OF tho Rot
me S-wriears Western Rsrnsd Company
lisa present Capital bv Act Of ne"rPora
charter pTevi r ih construction OF irunk
halfway rom City Wewsiy TO com point 20 ths
srd Texas favorable for It's
@Ite Sc o 8 tn r. lie Pastc n can
Na-h aTlAh OIL
ardry, miles. with branch les aiditi l.
hghes ability and "a 10 Dc en-
tirely e1more1 the lst isy Or Jan aFy, 1855. 49,
and IS MI vii be hniAhsc
and opera me Is Of January next.
WASN'T complete,
DEF ., e, Nil se Is 8 Gfa.t
the road urd' contract and 20 the
The lin Of TIE State. the sasons
ia oarc slack rete vsrm ion, Courabeau, bHu
Rapdes Collie, Bed AMI Sabine Xiv
Tn Parishes by pb ppTtns OF the das o. hs
Ns ssppi nd the vtesn rAsries Of h AAsa
forming DNnig and OF the
tn avei and trars
hhs Of Sugar. and Aaout
Nnaa being h half Ct the snis crop q
about head n Live sto H. and about
this ty tbs preset channels OF
tapped by this ine OF rad grown The country pns-
trated iy
subscprou- the Capital Stock Of the Company now amount
| IT, e. assoc, as f1ilo~s
uiyiua ton sose'uou
in five
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04
ny letter of the 18th April {:


Dear Sir-As regards the election of Mr. G.
Pandelly, as a member of the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen, submit to you, II member of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen, public documents
uC the highest authenticity, which indicate that
The maternal descendants Of Mr., q PsnAplly age
assi II Ts,s ST, Jtss ssai.s fsg.sss sasks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

SI.25U.UUil I9s rs, q a as.s no ~
GREAT Err LRoAD CUNPA NY-seaisd Prorosals
he I'd uil the o. HEW
LIE Co y >swYork the purchase ~ 'aso
Bonds OF I Da1-s s53 sud
The copsny the City Ssw'Jrans, ;a
owst t. VT:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

any other proofs, with which | dispense her.
And hereby bind and obligate myself to the
eviction, security, and making good the present
sale in all its tenor and for the entire fulfill
ment of said obligation, bind the property ]
now or may hereafter possess | consider az
herein inserted the clause Of warranty, and
renounce to the laws in my favor.
And the present purchaser, Francisco Non
plaisir, being here present, do hereby accept the
present sale, receiving said portion of ground,
such as it has hereabove been sold unto me, and
grant full acquittance therefor; in witness
whereof, the present act has been passed in the
City Of NewOrleans, the 9Th of September, 1850,
in presence Of Messrs. Miguel Gomez, Juan An
tonic Leduc, and Santiago Lemaitre, all resd-
ing in this city, and here present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

EtKrs. ms Cas#4s pie. .u i.,U=s,llE.
A.-- -~H.H 81 la-r
b. ea5-, 81 ,5a, reu. Ia olraug
stl- Anglo An fHHH-HEfa 30 tt
d 1906 Use, ARK '47r.5s Wsnae rud bl!4 crlear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

CasaeAL LABaaa 1oRs, uEIvEasFI9 o. LOUISIANA
My 2, LESS.
IIayog analysed spes foar for fsry uss by
Moss Chandler certify iha' poisonous in
es the contrary, believe hathy aad sIesst prsps
j. l. md w r. h!pptLL-
q Prepared and sold ~
anf3s Sev tAv.a. v 'irisans-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04
(signedj

CHRfsT0yAL bg AEHAs, Not. Pub.
\ true copy Of the original in my Office
New Orleans, April !, 1858
tSignedJ OCTAVE DE ARvAs, Not Pub
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28
SALES OF STOCKS


John =. LH~lster g SH, RonkSrs0r ts toE cHdHg O %.
Virginia per cents - years TO run, last sales at the
Treasury, los.
Virginia per cents, % years time, sales 100 and
interest.
Virginia per cents over ten years to run, sales
SlO5 and interest.
Virginia per cents under zen years run last sales
$lO3 and interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales, SloI and in
terest
Richmond City Bonds "a years run, sales sIO4 and
interest.
Richmond City Bonds, short dates last sales slO to
los and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par S7Olast sales 20
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales ll3.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales ll2.
Virginia n Tenn. K. Il. bonds, last sales 9S and int
Virginia Fire and Marine last sales SOB.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par 20 last sales S33
Richmond Fredericksburg * Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales 500.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales 81.
Richmond Petersburg Rail Road Stock last sales $40
Richmond and Dauvie Rail Road Stock last sales sac
James River and KanawhA Stock, last sales $50 l9.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

there viii be but little suffering among them a. compared
with last lie thinks the number Cor Oregon are no,
much les than 1000 pcrsons.-Saia 90 ~ Stateaa,.
Com DtscovTRY.-Judgc Patton informs us that gold
digGns have been Discovered IN the Of Jatksonvie
which paid g. 80 to the The ground immediate.
y laid OF into caims.-B.
UTAH.
Lieut. Bcalc In passing the table land between the
Colorado and the ella, discovered a number OF human
habitatons Some OF them very extensive aud OF
stone, and showed that and industrious popu
la,ion existed whero all IL barren multitude
OF remains of crockery and domestic utensils found
Ii Il supposed that the Iuins of Aztec origin.
The Yuma and Cocopa Indians a war. They had a
battle about the first Of the month; the Yumas vic
tors.
Thriy6ve thousand sheep have been brought into the
State by the Southern route from chihuahua.
Major Holdman made treaty with the Indians on the
Humboldt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

90 For several days past We have been giving
more than our usual quantity Of political natter.
This has been owing partly to the absence Of our files
Of foreign papers, or the receipt Of any late Eu-
ropean Intelligence In short time we expect
something from that quarter. But we could not
well avoid the press Of political subjects upon
our columns, this not the case. The de.
vclopmonts and unfortunate condition Of the De.
mocrauc party is such, just now, as to re-
quirc constant attention. and devovcs upon as the
duty Of keeping our readers advised Of their state
The fact Of the business is they arcn a bal way an
need tender nursing. We are disposed to render
them all the assistance be- power; but expo
rionccd political doctors pronounce their case n hoy.-
less one, anl we az, well nigh discouraged n our lu-
dablo effort The patient constrained 10 be.
hevc, Is beyond recovery, and doctors would say.
medicine can DO no good now, but while there d,
life there Is hope and We will will continue to furnish
all the aid our arluous labors i'm this behalf
very puch lightcned boy the assistance Of sundry
Of our Democratic Contemporaries IN their patriotic
work Of showing up This hybrid Administration"
We might very well content ourselves with COPYING
what they have TO say. But. lest VIC should Lc sus
pectcd ofany negligence Ia dling our whole duty TO-
wards our brother Democrats, we occasionally throw
In a word Of Admouiuou Todly We copy an articl.
from hc Washington srgfiHei organ No o. thai
speaks to the point Read il Wings and get YOU
Democratic noighbors 70 read Il too II tells plain
unvarnishcd story. and may do them good. Some o
Them may not be too ar gone the error Of their
ways yet particularly when the wsnilg comes from
Democratic sources
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28


coikie, OF Lyncbhnrg.
The vote having been taken uIp the three e.ndds
resulted as follows:
Col 7. IL: Bondurant, s,s7o, w. Gray, ESQ; S
uel MeCorkc, es9. ''V'
Col Boudurant having msjorilwas declared olec
The meeting then adjourned.
CIRcur CouRr YnrERpAY-B Bore y.ioe Meyol,
Edwin Cooke was put upon trial oa second indic,uI
Ioe forgery OF the name Of Robert Barker TO n note
siZo' bearing date the 10th day Of ay, 1852 and u.
o'o IN 'o"r months afler date. II p0orted to be pas
BY Barker to Cooke and was sold byhe latter "a, 3,
3 Co'tren This Is the third indictnot upon which
has been on trial. ..t
hessrs August and Hancock addread an. ;,rv r..
prisoner in this case, and at halfpa e,oc Las, nj,
Mr. a. j. Crane was delivering the elosp addr... n,
same side. Mr.. Marmaduke johnson w, q, eor,,w -,
part of the Commonwealth.
IL was deemed very probable that thcury in ,bi. G,
would disagree, as In the two previous inst,cs.
The jury upon the first are confined ir,o o,,
o" Monday night and up to the time wh,t ,b;. no,;c
Written no prospect of verdict was apparent. The /
y" u'e second case are in a similar predicamet.
T. S'-NtHs o'clock, p. M-Tbe Jury rendered n y
uiet OF Not Guilty in the third case tried nm
Inc jury In the second case were di.ehar,ad l.; 90,
quenee Of the Illness of tho wife Of ono of IN uror
There was no verdict in the first case nor !. H.,
probability that there will be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

"As understand the facts-Mr Campbell put IN
TO the Cabinet mainly because Mr. Buchanan requested H.
and Mr. Buchanan requested il beause (Mr q. being
Caho hc) he thought such appointment his instance
would gain him favor among Catholics. Mr. C. had once
been candidate for the Supreme Bench Of Pennsylvania
and beaten while all bis associates the Democratic
ticket eected-beatcn because il charged and
believed that he had been nominated by Catholic votes
when his legal standing did entiile him aspire
lofly position"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28
roR ruE WING.
An Eastern paper says /:


One hundred Young Men LEFT Richmond, Ne, on Mon.
day. en- route for Kentucky where they intend to cut tim
Der and build vessels. This il enterprise and with
the bone sinew and go ahcaditvcncs of Maine mechan
les IL cannot but succeed. More mechanics will follow
soon The vessels built will be loaIed down the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers"
II lone hundred Young men" should leave Richmond,
TiTgiHid, and "go ahead in ship Buding, that the
vessels built might be oled down the James River and
others connected with the Bay-hen vast benefit would
be Confirmed upon the community and thcnscves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28
Iron TN WING
ADDIE.

ny MISS JULIA rLEAsANTs.
The daughters of NV fathers house
They were not over fair,
But one OF them had loving ewes,
Aud soft and shining hair.
Her check WAS like the pale blush rose,
Her smile was like the sun,
Her brow, il was the iairest thing,
You ever looked upon.
She tloltcd like fairy sylph
Along the joyous dance;
An angels soul was on her brow,
Aud heaven was ia her glance.
Her foot was like the tiny wils
That bears a tiny bird.
Her voice was like its caroliing,
Among the myrtcs heard.
would that YOU had seen her when
Tho loveiieSt Of them all,
She sported through the happy band
That hllcd my fathers hall.
She was the darling little lamb,
Our mother most caTesscj,
Anil loved her as the soul
That sorrows in my breast.
She was the jewel in the chain,
That bound ne to this earth,
The last sweet memory ut the reign
OF childhood and of mirth-
The shrine Whcreon INV spirit laid
Her fraukinccrse and myuh;
And can never love again,
A | have worshppcd her
But she is sleeping sadly now
Where willow leaflets all.
And long green grasses wildly wave
Around NV fathers hall.
huntsville, Ala, Oct. 2Oth, 1853.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28
RICHuOND u1BEErS Ocroprn o.

roDACco-our market has without material
IL. and receipts light We quote
$3.50 t6Sc Good, 81 -; - $780, Good
shipping so to els, GOod Manufacturing so tis
Fine sls to go.
wEAr-we have change report this article
White good quality is selling si,t and Rcd sto
HESTER WHITE, Com. Merchants.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

NORFOLK MARKETS, Oct 25.-Bacon Hams IL a
l3c Hog Rouud lOalO &c. Corn, White, prime G5 a
Csc Yellow, prime wanted, receipts light 40 Mixed
prime 64aG5. Flour superfne a 81 %; Fine so a Z;
Family a so. Hay, cargo from store l a 81 %
Meal per bushe for Boted s5as7c. Oats per bushe 80
a4Uc. Wheat 25asl So Whiskey S2a33
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

Mayors CoURr-Y Continued The case
Of the city against William Forbes for violation Of an or
dinance in permitting steam Engine remain near the
Of Sth and Main street to the serious ncOnveni
and annoyance Of residents in that neighborhood
was further continued sill Monday next 1t will be finally
disposed Of that day.
The absence of Mr. Forbes from the city was the on
lytcas for its posponement Property in the
neghDOrhOOd complain exceedingly of the Inconvenience
to which they subjected 10y the volumes Of smoke ssu-
ing from the chimney in connection with the Machinery
as also the noise created by the Engine They sought
however, advantage by ayailing themselves Of Mr.
Forbess absence to push the matter to investigation,
and all Interested expressed henisemselyes willing that
the matter should be continued till Monday when IL pro-
bablc Mr. Forbes will be present.
DischargoI-Mary f. Roach free coored woman IA.
up without her register discharged upon her pro-
missing procure her papers forthwith She stated that
they her house. but that she forgot them at her
leaving
FrRious Dn1yrNo-wilHam II szsr was fined a. for
furious driving by his boy from the City Hotel towards
the lower market on the 2lst inst.
AxormER.-Jacob Alice was fined 81 for a similar
offence by his boy at Rockets on wednesday.
TnE INAUGURATION OF rrE STATE FArE.-The ceremo-
ny Of the Inauguration will open with prayer and other
exercises by the sicred Music Society Of this city
Preparations are already made TO invest that ceremony
with al the solemnity becoming such an occasion II
should bo 90 for opens epoch in the Agricultural
operations Of the State which IL calculated pro
duce enlarged beneficial results than oil tho theories ever
proclaimed in the same connection.
MrErNg OF rnE JANIS RIVER AND KaNAwnA CovrASY.
meeting Of to Stockholders Of this company held
their Office on Wednesday night to elect President in
tho place Of Judge John Mason, resigned and two D
rectors.
Mr Clifford nominated Col Thos. II. Ellis for Presidoav
aud D. r. Gooch, Capt Richard q. Morris.
call Of the roll made upon the elect ION, and
suited a. follows:
Col. T. ". Ellis S,OO2, Richard s. Morris 1880; -
Hunter -; Henry A. Wise 355i; whole number $40,
Necessary a choice 4,455.
There being no election the vote vas again taken, aud
resulted-
Ellis O,5if; Morris 1885; Hunter, -. Whole mum
Der, s,9Oa. Necessary 70 a choice, 4,453.
Mr. Ellis having received a majority declared the
President elect
The meeting nort proceeded the election Of two Di
rcctou.
VIM. W. Boyd, ESQ, Of buchanan, was nominated By
George ~ Johnson and there being opposition he vas
elected viva VOC.
NJ. p. Gooeh next nominated William Gray Of
Richmond
] Mr. VIM n. Macfirland nominated Col. Thomas H..
BOndurant, Of buckingham,