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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 22-The Demo
Sfanc State Convention assembled here to.
I nay and after organizing re nominated Gov
bishop for Governor. A series of resolutions
ud''onal In their character. and democratic
were unanimously adopted
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ECON MENDATIONs.

CHEr EForNEERs OFFICE, yn. q Tenn. r. X.
Lynchburg. Va, Septrm ar 20, 1853 !
TO THE RAU..ROdD PUBLfC.
All the Cars Of every Kind in use upon this road have
cen made u the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un
der the direction of Gcn'l kettleton. as Agent
1t gives me much pleasure 10 sny TINT have
been strongly and faithfully executed cheerfully
c. mnend these works, companies requiring cars,
competent aud faith lully execute any
tracts that my be- mnde with the OF these works
CHAS. +. M GAHNETT,
Chicf Eng Va. d. Tenn. II. X.
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ance Of $1,000 ltisnot known how the
HE originated. Several buildings contiguous
were injured
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y Il Il A RS II TOB A &C q.
NJ. LANGHORNE & SONS.


WHOLESALE DEALERS sgaAns AND TOBACCO or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
1--WE subscribers have constantly on hand n large
l. stock OF HAVANA a. PRINCIPE SEGARS OF
the most approved brnnds which they feel confident
inferior To In the market, and which will DO sod
the LOWEST CASH rRlcEs.
ORDEn9 from any pnrt of the Union will be promptly
met and entiic satisfaction guaranteed purchasers.
The following Brands are kept constantly on hand
sFoARs.
In Flor de IIubnnn, La Sultnna,
California Lus Tres Coronns,
Jcotencnl, In Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Conqustn,
La Fic DEF. j. G., ri Leon de Orc
In Teresitn, I'll Nuptuno,
Rio Iopdo, Plantation
El Progmmn, Figaro,
Lns Tres Estrsns La Norma,
Herman Cortez, Prinoipes,
Lafayette, &c, &c.
ToBAeco.
Oronoco. Nectnrine,
Gold Lenf, Catnwba,
Golden Pcnch, Stanard, &c. &c,
SeDtcmhsr S-dkcts
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lDArsLOR TABLES On ha

DAKLOR TABLES On hand II beautiful
l. assortment of Parlor Tables consisting in part oil
30 pair Mahogany Gard Tables,
25 Centre -
30 Marble Top Centre and Sofa Tables,
All of which will be sold low, the CITY Furniture Ware
Rooms, opposite the Norv,ll House
sept l4-ts A. WINSTON'S.
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ofhe above named points, the charge will be made from
The point last passed by the Train and no charge will
he less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (excePt those
who take the cars where tickets not sold,)
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent in adj
lition the regular Of fare. provided however
that in shall he receive less than ten, nor NOR.
than fifty from any passenger to any point on
the road
Servants will be required to have two passes, one to
he left with the Ticket Agent and ore with the Condnc
which passes, must be explicit in granting the PRIV
ege to travel on the cars. Free cooed persons will be
required to produce their free paperso they will not be
permitted to travel the
May lots. IHoM % ohAhr'
Supt TrAasportation
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From New MExfco.-Our telegraphlc des
patch yesterday announced the arrival ofGov.
Nerra eat her al Santa Fe. He was installed
Governor with great rel ,rcing The opinion
was that Major Garland would meet with no
resistance if he attacked the people ofthe Me,
Sla Valley.
desperate battle had taken place between
about iwo hundred Apaches and a party oil
Americans in the meunIsi1s near Ell paso in
which eleven Am means We're killed aud sew
eraI wounded. The enemy also suffered con
siderable loss. The drag ons were too few Il
render assistant g.
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ri OTIGE.-ilaving sold out the Piedmont Works
10 Mr.. George g. Cure, am to close all
the busness.mater- connected with them Immediately
The due have been placed in the hands Of
Mr. G. O. Wing6cld for collection and all persons IN
debcd are requested to make payment to him, as Ion
ger indulgence cannot be given.
Persons having claims against will please call on
Mr.. Ohm M Speed who is authorized to make any mr.
for their ad u tment, that could make in
person "A ELLlooN' Jh.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Arrival Ofthe steamer Africa.
rvo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TIE ITipdrtne C@on IfFuty-f nc L"'5"
Question French 16aUs-State IF Mt
Markets, 3c.
New York. Sept. 22.-The steamer Africa
nth Liverpool dates ofihe 10th and 1876 pas.
'anoers. arrived this evening. The Humboldt
arrived out on The 9th.
ExatANp.-The English papers reprint
r.ou The American Lord J John Russell's man.
;festo on the proposed tripariite guarantee Of
CHA The document is a surprise to the Bit
ish public,
The difficulties between the manufacturers
and their operatives continued and business at
Manchester was Gull al prices favorng buyers.
TsE EASTERN MISUNDERSTANDING deci
s;vr has vel occurred in regard to the Eastern
n ,eston, The Cars reply could not arrive
~ courier for some DAYS, but the fact that
he hesi,stes to telegraph his reply ha,awaken
Oh symptoms %! renewed anxiety, and depress.
81 the French and British funds
II was stated at Paris, on the authority oil
III, Ru. sian Embassy, that he Gar would
refuse to accept any modification coming d-
recly from the Porte.
FRANcE.-- The Moniteur publishes an an
,ouncemen that the Government is not buying
ND corn This is a most extraordinary state
ment it being notorious that the Government
has purchased Immensely.
Tie country was quiet, with the exception
of some insignificant bread riots at Bots lie
DUO, &c.
The Emperor was still at Dieppe.
Navigation dues had been repealed TILL De-
cember on all vessels passing on French rivers
or canals with corn.
The Bourse closed on the 9th 3's 7Sf. 5c.;
AIS 10If Coo Bank Shares 2600.
ITALY.-Tho Roman Territories were in a
veIy disturbed state, nominay on account OF
the high price Of brea1.
Commodore Vanderbilt had arrived in the
Bosphorus
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 10.-Cotton has been dull
all the week at prices favoring buyers Mid.
ding was scarce,and spinners only bought for
immediate use Holders offered freely.
Breadstufs-The market forbreadstuffs was
lower in the early part of the week. but had
partially rallied since The sailing of the Arctic,
and closed with decline since tho previous
Friday of I'd per bushel on wheat, and Cd a
Is. per Dbl. on flour. Corn had advanced Cd,
with good enquiry
Richardson q Bro. quote white wheat at
S. 4dass Sd, red Is 10dass Western Canal
-four 2Ss 6da29s, Baltimore 29s. 5da29s Cd.
Philadelphia 29s 29s Cd, Ohio 29s Cd; yell
low corn 32s Cd 33s, white scarce and held
at GAS Deniston q Co., quote -four Cd above
these rates.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. United States
Stocks were in good demand at former rates
State Stocks steady. Money was in great de.
mand ard discounts we,e dearer in the street,
though the Bank minimum remained unchang
ed. The Bank of Ireland had raised the mini
uup, rate IN 2 par cent COnsOls closed at
96fa965
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTYF For
Y Sale-The undersigned offers for sale the Hou~
g. Lot, on 9TH street. present occupied by VIM. NJ.
Blackford, Esq'r. The house is comparatively new
has or rooms. with all necessary out houses and a
fine garden attached.
Apply to the undersigned, Mr.. D. T. @. Peters
| ynchburg. AUSTIN M. TRIPLE.
June ll--dAc2awts
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THE attention Of Farmers is nlso invited to the
Works IA there will be kept always on Lnnd all kinds
Agricultural I'm IeInents,

soy PIows Harrows Cultivaiors Corn Shelters Churn
of vnrious paterrs nnd of the most improved and lnes
style Also Hay presses mud everything necessary fo
agricultural purposes. Farmers rely getting just
s good articles these Works they at tho North
or any other works, end Mt Northern prices.
We will keep constantly on hnnd large assortment
Of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow and whit,
Pine Oak Walnut, &c. which will sell regular
boat or wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber vii
find it their advantage to purchase at these Works,
l. ey cnn have their lumber worked and dressed or
der thereby saving the expense Of bnulng.
W. ,;I nj keen rcady mnde - f.
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THE undersigned having hnd ehnrge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
Proprietor, Maj A. Ellison Jr.; asks Ia sny tho
RuRoad public TINT he hns engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, manage meni, hoping by
pis long experience IN Rn ohd works ard constant at
tention to the work entrusted To him. merit the ap
probation and liberal patronage OF the public
A. kETTLBTON, MANAGER.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for tie Lynch5urg Vuginian.
New YoRK, Sept. 25.

New York. Sept. 25.
The steamer Northern Light has arrived
with intelligence from San Francisco to the
lst inst. She brings s1,75o0oo in gold. The
Oregon had previously sailed for Panama with
Si.ooo,0Oo in gold.
The excess of gold. shipments from Calfor
MIA Tor the eight months of this year. over the
same time 1852, amounts to ten and quarter
millions.
The mines were doing well and immigrants
arriving in large numbers. A meeting had
been held in San Francisco in favor Of the
Pacific Railroad. Politics were running high.
Nearly half Of the city Of Sonora had been
destroyed by FIRE. Markets dull.
PuILApELpnIA, Sept 25
Nine deaths occurred in this city last week
from yellow fever.
SECOND DISPATCH
Com mcrcial.
New YoRK MARKETS, Sept. &c.
Flour and Wheat frmer
CoR>-Yellow,S "a.
RALrIMoRn MARKETS. Sept &c.
Flour So. White Wheat 2S TO 33c.
Corn steady.
MONTH, Sept. %.
Yellow fever aba,ng-Only 10 deaths yes
terday Saturday. from fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

mo PHYSlCIANs. -Ihe subscriber would call
attention Of Physicians to their extensive stock, of
Pure Medicinal Extracts prepared by 1ilden Co, Of
New York These extracts prepared in Vacuo, and
are entirely pure and reliable. They neatly put up
in glass jars enclosed in paper boxes of all sizes from
~ to one pound for sale by JOHN II. SEAY 81 Co
6-dt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27
1I'O THE PEOPLE Of Lynchbnrg.

Two TIE FEOPLE OIL LyncnDufs.-
ADAMS IL cos Expresses ote' DdHY Certain
and Che0p facilities for obtaining goods of all descrp
ion. from all parts Of the United Sntes.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
-wifi and jamestown and Roanoke, .nvng
WORK, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich.
nond Friday and Monday of ench week. BY this line
prepared to forward goods of all descriptions u
very low rares Our Express lenves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpor's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porierage
Our inland express per Great U. y. Mail Li"e CO. n
heretofore, to arrive in Richmond Thrice Dat
The we-known character of our house for resp."..
bilit, and attention the interests Of customers
in saying that shippers will find il to heii
to order their Goods through adams d Co.
Ezpress. ADAMS CO,
per Nm. II. Mostly, Agent,
jy 2G-ifdts LynchbUrP. Va
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where sc hay'
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NATS-A lot of sheIled Oats IN ',ore-o nv@n
~ ment. (aug s.tsl EChOLS " fhfon'
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And one loose Tobacco note endorsed by M. Moore
Il Co, amounting to $f2 SO. Lbeyai reward |. Of
crod for the of the Thef-or for tho Book and
Checks. JONES IL WUITLOW
sept o-dts pIo,Jey's W,,eIo...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

EOr BnItImOre and Phi1ndeIphln.
BY STEAMER BELVIDERE,
Leares Richmond every Tuesday at O'Clock r. N.
xst94t THE large and new Steamer b LV1D Il Re
szss6 Capt. OXFORD. will receive freight every Mon.
day, and up the hour of o'clock NJ, every Tues.
day, ior the above place..
Shippers Wheeling. Ptsburg Cincinnati md the
South and West generally will find this the cheap
est and expeditions. For freight, apply tn
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

BALTIMORE MARKETS. Sept 26.
Flour So. White Wheat 90 TO 33c.
Corn steady.
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Our terms will be cash,or negotiable paper satisfac-
torily endorsed.
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the last fourteen years he has
een IN business in Lynchburg wouu just mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes with the additional facines he has and
10y the attention he feels determined give
his in all its various branches merit
tnuance OF the patronage OF a liberal public.
sent 23-ts GEO g. CURLE
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L'OR the whitc sulphur Syringe

E'Oh the Wnitc sulphur Springs
Passenger, for buchanan, Dibrelrs Springs AMI the
White Sulphur. will leave Lynchburg daily, Sunday
excepted Mt "a o'clock, by Roil Road Buford's
Depot thence by the new line Of Troy Coaches, over n
first rate Rood and No Night 7rorciiing, to White
Sulphur Springs.
rare To Buchanan. .--...--... .---.-$2 90
Dbrelfs Springs. ............. 3 25
White Su pbur, 5 so
70 For Tick cts apply u, the Reil-Roed Office.
aug 28.dts q. NJ BRUCE
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| AW ROOMS. &C for Rent II have
IL discontinued the upper part Of my Store house ms
dwelling, and am fitting Il up for Offices. Their.
wlib five or ak superior Rooms, which. from their
central position, will make frsrate Offices for Lawyers
Doctors, &c.
BUSINESS HOUSES.-I have also, In rear of my
Store several BRICK TENEMENTs that viii make
fine stands for the Grocery business and for Taylors
Shoemaker's and BARRIERS Shops. &c. SC.
JNO. J. PURVIS
sept I5.ns Ag't for J. n. Kent &C.
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SCARCE AkIACLE.-I,e7' lbs AL
ALLOW, in cakes, receiving ana ,or ssie y .cpv
sept7.ts oD,
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

+ w + A l. l. @ 90 DIS.
,HE subscriber has just received from New York and
L III edelpha. portion Of his FALL Goops amongst
| which may BIO found elegant French work I'm nd some
SILKS and other Dress Goods. Also. Gloves Hosiery
&C. &c. In grcnt variety Please call and examine tho
assortment.
sepSts GEO. NJ RUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

&IVF HuIEF-&1,OOO1 III CheCks.-
- Stolen from Planters Warehouse this morning,
(septomber d. little Book In which is kept our so-
counts with the Farmers Bank containing the following
checks TINT Bank and some on other Banks OF
this plnce, VIZ;
Ono Chcc hy Mcaa TnlinI.1 rl a G,r 4aos sz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

TE,uESE WORKS hive be- sci in operation 18th
l. al the nlest fmproecd Machinery for Wood md
Iron work. and upon scale commentaries with The
wants of The South aud West for Chr constrl cti0n
More linn hundred cnrs. OF Ill description hive
been made these work. Tor the Virginia d Tennessee
Rail Rond
Presidents aud Enginccrs Of Rail Road. respect.
fnlly invited to bes,ow their patronage they may
ly upon having their work finished in strict cor pnnce
with their plans md d wings; after the most
approved plans OF Construction, Ct prices satisfactory
Southern FEaiI-IkOads
VIII no longer be compelled 10 ollnin their Cars from
the rth subject large expense md risk of Trims
porlaton. GEO q. CURLE Pfoprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

LNOR MANUFACTURERS pound
l. of fonco beans, and large supply of Essentia
Oils, such as ! emon Anise, Wintergrecn, Cinnamon
Cloves, Almond. Bergamot, Juniper Orange Roses, Sai
safras, &c. &C. for sale by JOHN II. SEAY & co.
Also large stock of branding brushes, brandin,
boards branding ink &c. sep. 26-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

1SOR KENT-rwo Comfortable Family resideu
Il ces on the hill. Possession to be had i'm
nediately-the other in few days. Apply to
sent I1-d4w CHAS w. CHRISTIAN.
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NTANTED.-A dwelling house on Main or
w Church streets with three four rooms. En-
qure at this office sep % d3t.
LNALL, lSJ3-D. n e.. eterS, DEALER
J. IN STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS, Ready-
Made Ciotting 8c.,-Would most respectfully inform
his old and buyers generally that he is now
receiving and will in few days, have his entire stock
of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Clothing, &C,
in store ready for exhibition lie thinks it useless to
attempt enumeration of articles, suffice it y,tha
every article be had his store, found in similar
establishment in the Stnte
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing TO lay in full
stocks fit up old will find il greatly their ad
vantage TO give him call before Purchasing.
sept 26-ts
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d AEON AND LARD-i,50OO lbs. Priu.
- Western cured Bacon. part Family Hams, jus,
received consignment and for sale by
sept o4-ts LEE ~ JOHNSON.
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l. charged on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from and after the 18th inst
LYHcHBURG TO CHtIs. CHRIsT,INsBUR0 TO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-30

b. 800 a-r'.i Hsn OI,ar. iron. A.p.av,..
600 'Dr %. .n.t. A. A,,s nn,,. GEM. 4 tie ode
'.r-sual al .Hs .s.m-r L.tpraa .-. 4, prs
'Iul. da.e, from California .lr had been due
some forty d,y. .ul DE l...p,,apz.e.y va, a.,
.-', ,He and Ter pa.ssr-.r.. computing aJl4,
ave bau-Gsd -.,'-. were 90 .u., From l..
patches to ,he Nv Iar, pres. We l,4rnGa,sr
went ashore on ,lr .hoa., n Marietta l.rand. on
'as 10Th ui .,Jr.try Immediately after which
.hr toe, iirr ard va. burnt Co the w.,,r.. eI,a
i"e following ave he particulars 81 The terrible
dH,t,t:
Marietta l-hri 0. upon tie coast Of L.,,r
'HI'l'tua. AM striking. tie ys.,sl backed ,tT
5ut finding s let ol water ru her hold Can,
NaWr-on or-vrcdtlc Il.t 90 run her ON fl.
Lc'oh, ata rot 300 ward, from land Their, m,
'hp took ijre iron ihe intense heat Of the r.rna..
tie iiam,' pre1urg rapidly aud creating the
mot IiShiiuI ou,si,rnnuun. 4 hrayy ,ml rum.
nirc, all the boat, were swamp,4 tr, lon, i,r,.L,.
tie shore. To adj to the Lurrur If the scene.
TIE me reached NE powder magazine. which *
uI'"ra "I'b terrible lutcr. sh,f,cr.ug the ,,,4,r.
'rs stem To- rlnUs and ,cau,r.r. the raynlrui.
~ every dt'c.I Do. Many ut TIE Passengers were
p'"N" INTO The 80. und other, Jumped IN and
were ,uutdla.,N cdtrIcd III by the .lluu, cur.
rent lh'l was sweeping from the shore MANY
WI" had ptcNInul.J reached the shore w,r,, ru,
h'1 TO rrrdrr any assistance ami we're ob,I,.d rp
remain passive spectators. Hundred. Of mon
women aud eulIdlsn rei-hed By the and in The
sea.
The number let has been v,riou.,v stated a,
100 to 200. Tao ship finally swung round
lroSd.de aud beiohcd, where her coal also took
ire aud she was totally destroyed.
The passengers who were saved found ,bor.
selves on an unjrhabi,ed Island without vatrr
where they renamed 80 hour. in a stat. If M
tense suffering Finally by firing cannon. were
enabled to N,lrac, the attention of some Uha,in,
vessels Va Mngd1rna Bay, who came to their AZ.
'nlaree aui finally took them uM
Tie folio wing are the names. far a, a,,srt,ipsd
lrom Uc States. whp were lost.
john Mguis, Jones, Geo. Iirlt. - HAT.
man, WH. DpylG WA Leonard, r Mo.brr /
Myers, MIS- Muan., r oNcal, T. O'Vc.lse
Chas. A. ward al of New York - John.
son, Robert Taylor - W,lch, Of Boston. D
Hale, W $ Boulton, 81 ha.s.
Three other New Engunicrs, whose names
have not been asUrtaiued, were also lost.
lac lost steamer was Of 1900 tons burtbcn
ana was built for the Sacramento trade. She /.
valued at $500 900, aud was insured. mostly IN
tia New York Offices. Tor $4,000.
y second despatch FROM New Or'cans state.
mat tho passengers rescued from tho wreck of
ihe independence, amounting to above 500 had
an arrived IN san Frhncisto--many Of them in
t"c most dlsucsscd coudltiun Up 10 the drpar
lure ~ the Currz Il was a,ccriainod that Of Tho
nn'srl gers who were on board the independence
10 we're lost II Of the crew of the steamer are
also supposed to have been lost. as nothing was
seen Of them after the destruction Of the shin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-30
Important Arrest of Thieves

sherIf lhorrc, on Wednesday, returned from
La Sale, having in custody four men, arrested
on Tuesday, at La Sale, charged with burglary
soma OF the stolen property being found on the ir
persons and at their boarding house. Their
name. are Michael FinsigGn, John Morton, ais,
Boyns John, and Saml. Watson, all graduate, of
the penlientiary, having besn sent from Cook
county several years ago There was also An old
man among them, calling himself j. Hunter
They were bound over, aud in default Of bail,
lodged in jail
Michael FInnigan wss convicted as one Of the
persons who robbed John Halter, in Chicago som.
Two years since, and was sentenced for five
years buy was pardonod out by Gov. French
last fall.
John Martin is one of the persons who robbed
tho dwelling house Of the late Judge Brown. and
served out his two years, which expired on tho
ga UT, and Saml Watson was sentenced eno
year Tor stealing from the ware house of James
iscE IN Chicago 1t will thus DO perceived that
'he'e rogues ara all oil offenders, and that
while 1t Ia no Islander to suppose them guilty of
the offence charged against them. the eon,,n,i,v
cannot possibly suffer by their again bein, r,.
gsd' while Mr. Buckmaster may make some.
thing
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Illinois River BIIdgp.


noticed an Article IN the last weeks paper in
relal,.n To building a bridge across tho lihno,,
rlyrr at Ottawa
The writer appears to be a man Of invcpti,,
without considering the result lie propose. that
the town If Ottawa take $4,000 stock and ,,x
town, ON the south 'ldr ut he rI',r each 5 louc
making sltcno lie ,urpo,c- the tridse to cos,
SO COO, aud then SAYS the company thus furn,,J
ml.ht borrow rhr balance
Now, would wguIts of the gentleman. how
they would borrow the balance, " hen thew hayc
h.y,uwtu a., he charter aiuwHd them here our
tIyud ha, mot had his broth well cooked
would a>k the gentleman d h. ha, ever had
any experience 90 managing extensive public At
tur,l lihs has not, would advise him 10 look
tack on l|hnns-to her Canal aud Railroad.
that were undertaken %, the state Tho ,tsfs
has SINGS IeAiuI thst she had better let sp,,vl,
ton alone U thlt way and let chartered cam,
lnpOt' bush lhc Canal and build her Railroad,
Here were several fee ttirlcs shartctrd IN n.
slate about .. wears ago. - he .urpnt,d l.,
county tA-aui non rc'dcn,s If the county
What wns the rrs4l,i The countir. sold out io
'nd'UiDoI', because they were q heavy tax ON
the counties. Men wurku. iur hire could mo, IL,
'rl"I uu 70 keep iLrw ln order
Iue'e have been some objection. mad, to the
ten men tu.,.n"g because the plan doe. not give
'hr people enough ,oCtroi Perhaps you rrcol.
Ice, there wS great elF.lt made las, SprIps 1,
build % bridge and lrc,, many ,u,ll .uL.rrin.
lions raised. l4t m,u ui capital would no, t.Le
h..I 70. ,ua work because there were :, many IN
'src7'sd that npm.crc,t could he expected from,
aI one. lh. Is a pom. chat ! lear the mas. II
NE people have ra. Investigated, and also ,l.
inheritance ~ l1'r; a- 'urse subscription. a,
possible '.Ni q few u.ru uu-lt be enabled 10
b.. st.#.g iry N.f. NtU NI-rT