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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
United States Hotel,

HoR Passengers in The new .Accommodatlen
i Taains 81 the Baltimore and 0hi1 Railroad
and Winchester and Potomac Railroad, Bfeaksfs
viii always he prepared aud on The table al Ibis
Hotel sdjeiaing The Depot. on The arrival u the
ears frem winehesieF7 10 connect with the Tain
10 Bagtimers aad Washington, leaving here atsTi
o'clock A NJ DINNER, as usual. al II o'clork,
on the arrival OF the train from Wheeling. SUP
PER always upon H. Table on.lhe arrival Of the
Winchester and Baltimore Cars. Persons 90 huSi-
mess or pleasure can remain in Hsrpefs. Ferry
from "A NJ 10 5 p NJ aAd leave Ia the EVENTS
train f5r Baltimore and Washington. -
S.strnher fS53 NJ sCARREIIa' II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
EXCHANGE BANK OF '4
= DEN, NITHERs 4 CO.,

W ASala6Tok, -. y.
- med respectfully announce thar
va ~ ass. nm . eo-PaIsnershiP % ,rsAsssl
ny Pan nssk Il, "a sxeessge sg.isess 4 shis
80 roder tie 6rm Of 49, = t--e.ss =
~ Ana are prepared 70 deSl N
49, -. Ds1sse Ezeissgss Is;Ss s. ., r g
-.,-e ,lsfs1 CERTIFICATES q DsPess. As.'sisy
rssiii. Baak Naies az CssA-
We a.selt,S Sc 10 make collections az psoa:pS.
1, }Sn;l he proce IDS 10 any designed poinN
III. WnLl1S sun, \. : member 81 he firm. and
~ many ycors past. IL, TfsaznEtk II AZ Lhitei
So. m give IS csrsA1 personal aiien.iln 70 al
r.1tci1I t1sinets which Ne may beempf1Fed 70
viii sny ofshs Dsrat fmenis q he avsrn-
re 6uzin1ss which orr smploP;rs may require
a i. E1H11ct viii b conducted ui,S ftbiil5 and
f-oI..'I1ls. ard 1lol he most reason, ale terms
WILLIAM SELDEN.
L-llf Ifeesarrf az ~ s.
JOHN WIrHERS
~ 1l<rsii1r;s. w.
n. W. LATHAM.
Of 1srIisetea; p. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
BERRYyILLEHOT

TIME suaseri0er haylrE leased the above well
L known Hotel, 10 Berfyville. Clarke comfy,
bsgs leave 10 inform the travelling public thai he
is now ready 10 feceive guests He is also pTepdfed
10 accommodate Bcar5ers. either ~ the day week.
month or yesf. ISL
HIS TABI1ERiil always BE furnished With All
The varieties which The season and market will At
ford; his Bar with the choicest Liquors and is
Stable with the bsst hay. grain and esier.
AZ be intends 10 make this his permanent resi-
deuce he viii spare no pains 10 endeaForing a
1 render those who give him their custom. boshcen-
Portable and happy lie hsiiers himself, ffeu his
long acquainisnee with business and the manners
Of The world that he please the most fassidios
His charges viii Be as moderate as the expenses Of
anv good public house 10 this section Of country
pilljusfify He therefore, invites all 70 extend ID
him a share Of their custom.
lu.rrvv;ii.s A ,rsl 4 fSf2 ~ ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

feorporessi 1870 Garter perpetpai- Capital $3.50,
00DT i,ia poscer 81 increasing Il to $50, 900.
hUBLIC Buildings, Manufactures, Mills Ma
IL ~rhinery, Dwelling Houses. Stores, Merehan-
disc, Household Furniture, Vessels on the stocks
or while in port, &c. Sc, viii b insured Al rates
a. low as the risk viii admit >
Applications fsr Insurance may be nadeIso
: b. w. fIERBERTs
In the absence Of the Agent from CharestoRn. OF
ions p. BRowS, Esq, who viii attend 10 shem
promptly Persons al a distance address through
The mail
N q. On All Church Buildings and Clergymen's
nersonal properly, the Agent will present Ns CON-
missions IN reducing the amount Of premiums on
thr risks thus arising
=, December % is55--iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
GENERAL AGENCY,
Washington, D. c.

THE subscriber offers his services 10 the Public in
II The prosecution of Claims before Congress OF
any of the Departments Of ihc Government. Some
years experience as disbursing agentof the Indian
Department with general knowiedgs 81 The mode
uftransaefing business in the varisus Offices Il the
Gosernmenf, enables hin 10 promise satisfaction to
all who ma, enlrust business Of This character to
his care.
He will also give special attention tothe eollee-
tion Of claims agansl parties residing IN hei Dis
~ well as the purchase OF sale Of Stocks Rejl Is
tale. Land Warranis &c. &c. or furnish inftiFma-
tion 70 correspondents residing Al distance 10 re-
aard to any business which may interest them Al
he ssat Of Governmeatr
,His ofiee is the Banking House Of isslden,
Wiihers = Co.
yuiy n, isss. Nes :, "'Ie".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Drugs, Medicines. &C,
ATPRIVATF SATE

TIVE sah4eribrr being desi-ou. orpevinr Il III.
house on Camp Hill andof makire ca ian ge
p bis business woaid sell his present sdock of 4
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, az.
rate chance is here offered 10 spy one desifons
OF embafking ia said basiht IS IN tsooJ atatI ara
with small capital ~ 4
J great bargain VIII lie given
NJ. GRID ER.
Harpers Ferry, March :. 1851.
NIB AL ,ntend 10 make a change IN. NV
business il is desra Bile that those insehrt ID m
kould call at once and seite their aee,Dnts N H
is impossible Tor me to give longer indulvsneei
NJ r. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
MAUCKS HOTEL.
HlkRISONBUR VA.

TIME undersigned has taken possesSion3of BE
Il wellknown esiAbishnsnt the United States
Hotel in uaFrisohburg lie has made ample ar
raHgemenls 10 accommodate handsomely and COM
tcrtahiy ell who call upon him. lie pledges his
hes. efforts 20 make the United States Que OF ,he
most pleasant stopping places for travellers aud
visitors 10 Be found in the Valley Of Virginia -
His friends are respectfully invited 10 Try The
Hotel under tbe new administration
Anril 20 1853 RC NAUCK Prapf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

TN consequences ofthe advance IN Servants hire
1 breadstuds and ether pFoduce, Il becomes aesn.
IN. Necessary that ne he undersigned shouId. ia
~.. 3, charges heretofore made a our Hoseli
;. Sa-as ars sld amer The let day Of Januar,
~. 49,, has ding without lodging vii
Be increased from so !, S. PEI Z, Roe,n hsro e,
ers viii rooms lodging a.. va. Is ~ go !
per ronih inslsai pfsl2 50 ss ~ ,sis
G ". sAPk No ~
ISAAC n carr s.its
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
The FaIleg Of Virginia Fire
AND
Mar inc Insurance Company

fs isssse Pofieirs on 81 kinds Of Pro5srtv erclar
81 dsse. &C.. at far and equitable raiss.
: Capital 100000. with ROVER 10 increase The
came 70 e2O0.OO0.
TIME attention Of the citizens of Virsinia Il e.
rrciaily inyiledso this Company Gs Hone
Institution. based upon ample capital ard guafan.
iced bf The best Of references and conducted
striettsf principles III equity Justice and eennnms
HOME OFFICE WINCHESTER. "a.
JOS. $. CARSON Pkesgient.
C.3S, FUNK, .SfcrelasE
OF. BKESEfs. Aefattrt. -f-
DIRECTIONS.
2 Jos s. Carson Wm. L. Clark,
9 James p. Rieley, James Fl Burgess,
Floyd Logan, N w. Richardson,
John Kerr
b. W HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
HILBuS & HITZ, !.
GgBSgV I2gGIe
MI - - = =

THhEk DuUHS VEST OF fkNfH sTbkEfIF EFF
-WASflINGTON, D. c. / II
VT HERE NAV BE- found al the uesvs: NusHal
w publications, Musical Works, Nufiea ln-
stru,nrnts and Musical merchaHdse ofleyefy
description We are also aseuis Tor the ssls~oi
Boston New York, Philadelphia and Bsinlore
Piano Foftes; Pempiis and R6dewah's ChUsfh
and Parlof oFgsn-; Mathis celebrated 6iuiisrs;
Boudoir Piauas Badgers BGhm and niaioGlc
Flutes; the Keyed Violin; aud The; Musical
Word and Times" Musical instruments tuned
and repaired itl
Orders by mail Tor Music, Musical Instruments,
or Tanning promptly attended to. H
Strings Tor az instruments.
Eehrnafr % lS5i-lY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Tcstlnle.sinls.

WINCHESTER, May q 1888.
We the undersigned being solicilrd n give our
opinion as 10 the chayarer and standing the In
+ snrance Company ofthe Valley IL Virginia have
no hesitation in saying that we have the utmost
confidence in he ability and integrity Of the
President and Directors of that Company.
The fact that We have insured our own property
IN the Company. is perhaps the strongest evidence
we can give as 10 our opaion Of lis merits
III SHsRRaRD Cash Farmers Bank Of Va.
Hon Al MasoN u : Senator
JaeoH SENssSEY Esd Merchant Winchester.
r. A Tine.Ii Priest q Bank OF Valley Of Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Spring Style Hats for 1854.

ME viii Introduce THIS DAY - -
w March 2. our Style Of HATS
for The Spriae. 10 which We invite The A. 80
ieniion 81 our ifiesds and The public gen
orally. We viii also open ios Of me Frebei
Hats L McPHAlL q BRO,
No. ia Baliimore-stf
between North and CalreFL
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THE =,
Dirsilia free Press
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ADVERTISING.
The terms q advertising are, Tor square or less
IL ior lbfee lnseftions<-larger ones In the same
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MIS- ha1> u Char,csloun. fhf ~. CYPRUS
w SHINGLES and Nova Soil. POCKETS
g AtL!NGs- RS. BLACKBURN a 81
Dec. i5.-sR p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
DALTIMORE AGENCY.

Mr.. WiLLiAn THoMsoS, No. 6 Carroll Hall,
Baltimore, MARYLAND, Is al zathorized AGENT 10
the city Of Baltimore, toreceiye Subscriptions Adj
vertisements, Sc. for the Free Press and copy
Of the paper terms, &C., can befound on 6.e at6is
otice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
L.. I. ]. CIIiPLEY,

ATTORNEY. AT LAW.
IITtLL practice in tie Courts u Fredsriek
w Jefssson, Shenandoah. Warren ana elarke
oFfiet--N 4. Stesaieas6n'Kg, trtderiek Co., Va
Having known Mr. CBirEgY for 4 numhar Of
years, the undersigned take gseat pleasure IN sat
ing that business eHlfusIed1u bis care will 81 Al
I, nded 81 with pranipiness
John ALLEM0N6s Is SON.
LEMLEY & HITENOUR osff1tnsotzg.
June 30 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

JOHN 81. GAILAHE Il
LaIs Third auditor Of he Treasury,
UTH.L suend 10 claims before c6ugress or he
w Departments. His familiarity With tie
souiine Of business will enable him 20 be u-,ifpl q
kzimanis Han. ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Jim w. IKE nm ED *,
Attorney eli Law,

cHARL ESTo HIN. VIRGINIA.
/, SsS- office doors east OF The Valley BANK or.
flee hours ifosRg 10 O'Clock.
Jan 10, tss4-if
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
Correspondence of the Palladium,
New YORK, Nov. 10, 1854

New YoRK, Nov. 10, 1854.
We are just emerging from the excite
ment of one Of the most extraordinary
political contests, that ever occurred in
this State. There was an army, or rather
half a dozen armies of candidates in the
field, and the returns Of "killed, wounded
and missing" are awful.
The official figures are not yet announc-
ed, but ii may be set down as certain, tha'
H9ralio Seymour, the Soft-shell and Ii
quor-dealers Candidate, is reelected Go
vernon and that Fernando Wood, who was
on The same ticket, is Mayor elect Of this
City. The Lieutenant Goyernorship IS
yet in doubt, but The probability is, that
Raymond, Wing, is elected, still the vote
is close, and il may be, that the immorIal
Scroggs -Brigadier General Gus'avns
Scroggs ("Phebus what name, o.
Ludlow, The Soft Candidate, las won lhe
prize. AS far as the returns have come
in, the three are nearly neck and neck
The Legislature will be Wing, by round
majority, and more than two-lhirds of The
Congressional delegation ditto. There is
scarcely corporal guard of Nebraska
men elected in the State. In our common
council, the Reforners and Wings vii
have decided majority.
The Know-Nolhing vote has amazed
every body, although there was some op'
position in their ranks, TO Mr.. J. U. Bar
ker, the Know-Noihing Candidate fol
Mayor, he received about $500 votes
and comes within about 200 votes of being
elected. His party claim that he has ac
tually plurality, and that he has been de
feated by the rssealiiy of certain inspee
tors OF election, in one or two OF tn
strong foreign wards. Some len thous
and Know Noihings assembled IN the ParI
last evening, and passed resolutions 10 tla
effect. After the meeting had adjourned
portion Of the crowd formed in column
and m rched up Broadway, with music
lights and banners. The procession mum
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06

ANCIENT ISHABITANTs OF NEnRAsKA.
On the Upper Missouri, there exists
tract of land known by The name OF the
.MduDdiSes Terrss, or Bad Land; at one
time, probably the bottom of an immense
lake, in which, persisted thousands of ami
mails having no representative on earlh.-
1t appears that tie waters Of This pond
were removed in some convulsion OF ma
lure, and the sediment at it's bottom !iecame
induratec. The portion of the surface
thus excavated, forms valley OF 80
miles in length by 80 in width. The re-
mains Of animals, which lived and breath
ed long before the advent of man upon the
earth, are here found in such abundance,
as 10 form of his tract, am immense Gene
terry Of vertebrate. The bones are said
TO be completely petrified, and their cavi.
les filled with siicious matter. They are
preserved in various degrees of integri y
some being beautifully perfect, and others
broken.
Two remarkable species OF rhinocero,
the first ever found in America, were dis
covered here, and also panther, smal'e
Than the present variely-and likewise
number of strange animals with lonI
means, unlike anything which man eve
saw alive. We know then, lhas ther
were once individuals in Nebraska, as Gu
riOus and strangely shaped, and pugna
eious, as any sqlalter "hich the presen
rhh Of emigration Will carry ihither.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06

bOd seems IN anger 70 nave shiA nis ttI--
And still that day, they spoke Of, does not dawn,
That Que comes not, who're voice we were to
hear.
o'er earth our tribes were scattered FAR and
near;
Forgotten too that Rest we once enjoyed,
New Moons md Sabbaths, 10 the soul so dear;
o, from the Truth, how have we been decoyed,
Until Times wasting hand hath all onr tribes
destroyed
"No; there was one hat did not God forsske,
That lingcrd still when we were led awayj
That tribe did not Of Betheps sin partake,
They to Jehovah did not cease to pray,
And He protected them, he was their stay.
The rest were driven far on cxiiedland,
IInpited, unprotected. Sad that day,
When FOR our sins, we from the Promised land
Were carried BY the fierce Assyrioh hand.
Hrll .IUI XIII Ell .ar
"Rut whether now on Zion's Mount they dwell,
Or quench their thirst at KidrOns gentle brook.
Or draw their water yet from Jacobs we'll
Or ifthey still preserve Gods Holy Book.
Or He doth on them with compassion look,
long to know. Perhaps their Shiloh's come,
Aud reigns their King--while we who first
forsook
His temple, have been doom'd on earth 70 roam,
Without guide-or frisnd---far from our much
loved home
XIV
60, sad and bleeding is my stricken heart,
For earth encloses what on earth vas dear,
All that is left, are dregs of kecnest smart,
Dark dasolate behind before all fear.
Long since is dried the fountain, whene, the
tear
Would fall, at times upon nay sunburnt cheek.
The voice of love l never more shall hear,
Since | am last on earth, and old, and weak,
Ny heart SO troubled that l can no longer speak,
/ XIV
| Thus the lone Indian sang, then sat him down
In silent anguish, for he could no more
The thought endure, that he too should 60 dowr
As all his tribes, so peeled, had done before,
Uncared for By the PAleface-triumphed o'er
! BY these he sheltered when the storm was wild
His limbs waxed feeble, and his aspect wor
No longer that sweet smile, as when child
Sporting on Tanai's banks, he all his cares be
| guiled.
Hark Heard'st thou that deep ssh2 now stil
he lies;
His heart so full OF life has ceased 70 beat.
Humbled before his conqueror he dies
And yields his form submissive at his feet
70 kindred spirit could he ever meet,
Since in the narrow cell his race was laid;
Eor did friendly smile this lone one greet;
His love, 10 others shown, was ill-repaid,
lie died alone, heart-broken, by false friend
betrayed.
woke, il was dream; ,hcre yet is hope
cried, OF Christian, haste TO rescue those
who linger still by s!resm--on monni nil tor
Nor think them now, as erst, your deadly foel
Lone, desolate and sad the Relman goes,
From place to place, pursued by the same han
That should have rescued him from all hi
woes,
And led him to fairer, better land.
: Haste then to help, for now on ruins brink the
stand.
AS IN in letter, if the paper is smal
and we have much 10 write. we writ
closer, SO let us learn TO economist an
, improve the remaining moments in life.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
wHEnE DO MEN 90 WHO DIE AT cH1cAeoi

WHERE DO MEN 90 WHO DIE AT CHIcAGoi
Some years ago, when Chicago was in
its infancy, a Stranger took up his quar-
ters at the principal hotel, and inscribed
his name on the register, as "Mr. j.
of St. Louis" For several days he re-
nained there, engaged in transaciine the
business which had brought him to The
place, ani from his exceedingly plain dress
manners, and general appearance, attract.
ed but little attention.
Soon Mr.. ---, was suddenly seized
with illness, during which, he was sadly
neglected by his host; and the servants
taking their tone from the master Of the
house, eft him 10 shift for himself, IS h.
best could Thus matters went on, till
one morning, he was found past praying
for. His papers were then examined thai
lie sad intelligence might be comnupioat-
ed 10 his friends; when, TO the surprise OF
all, he was found to be one Of the wealth.
est men in the western country.
Arrangements were accordingly made
for the funeral; but, before the last rites
were performed, the subject came to life
7gain, havirg been the victim of ertnlep-
sy, instead OF the grim King Of Terrors
All were overoyed at his fortunate es-
cape from so dreadful fate, and from
hat time, were profuse in their express
sions of solici,ude, elected, however, il
we may be judges, by documentary evi
dence, rather than by any personal regard
At length, some one ventured to ask
how things appeared TO him while in his
trance; 10 which he thus replied:
81 thought had come TO the river o.
death, where met an angel, who handed
me Jewel 10 serve as pass 10 the Other
side. On giving this TO the ferryman,
received from him another, which carried
me forward another stage in my journey
Going on thus for several stages, receiv
ing at the ter minalion of each, ticket fo
the succeeding one, I at last reached th'
gate Of the Heavenly City. There
found St. Peter, who opened the door 8
my summons, pipe in mouth, seated by
small table, on which stood gcodly muI
Of sieaming hot whisky toddy.
GOOD morning, sir" said he, very pO
litely.
'Good morning, ST. Peter" said I.
| "Who are you, sir2" asked he, turnin
over the leaves of huge leger.
MY name is j."
Every good, sir: where did you liv
down below?"
81 lived at St. Louis, il. tue State {
Missouri
VERY well, sir and now tell me wher
you died"
II died al Chicago, in Illinois,
"Chicagol" s,il he, shaking his hea'
'there is no such plnce, sir"
81 beg your pardon, St. Peter, but ha'
you map of the Unied States hereP"
"Yes, sir"
"Allow me 10 look At IT,"
"Certainly, sir"
With that, he handed down splend
atlas, and pointed out 10 him Chicago {
The map.
'All right, sir,,' said he, after m
ment's pause, '"it is there, sure enough,
walk in sir; but III be blest, if you ain
The frsl person that have ever come he
from that place"
Thus ended Mr.. Us account of h
transition state, and no more question
were asked SPIRIT Of The Times.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
bered about five thousand men.

bered about five thousand men.
The election here, was unusually quiet.
the friends Of the liquor dealers being 100
hard at work, and having TOO tough job
before them, 10 spend any time in fighting.
The friends Of 'license,' incredible as i
rnny seem, drank very sparingIy during
the struggle.
At Williamsburg, there was riot and
murder. The deputy she ifs were attack
ed by the Irish, and one Of them, named
William Henry Hrrrison, a respectable
citizen, was so fearlully injured about Tho
head, that he died on Wednesday, Mr..
Silkworth, another deputy, was seriously
injured, and Mr. John II. Smith, a fire
man, in endeavoring, TO rescue the officers
fixn The mob, h.3 his skull fractured, and
will PROBABLY die. Last evening, The
Know Noihings assembled al Williams
burg, in great force, with the evident in
tenton Of avenging these ontrages; but,
through The exerions Of ibe Mayur, and
Of Mr. Andrews, one Of tile + lilor's Of
the New York Courier aud Enquirer,
bloodshed was prevented. An attack was
however made, upon the Roman Catholic
Churches Of ST. Peter and St. Paul, and
some damage done TO the exlerIors Of the
buildings, The presence OF a strong body
OF ci.izcn soldiers, alone prevented the
burning Of both edfces. fear, that the
end is not yet.
! We have had two murders, and three
attempts 10 murder in tins city, since the
date Of my last letter. On Saturday even.
ing, n policeman, named David Gourlay
was stabbed through the lungs, by John b
Holmes, Il Candidate for alderman in the
first ward. Holmes was attempting tC
rescue some of his rowdy constituents from
the custody OF the officers, and was seizeC
by Gourlay, when he inflicted three slabs
upon the unfortunate mln, one Of which
proved almost immediately fatal. A coro
ner'sjury have found verdict equivalen
to wilful MURDER against HJlmes, who il
now i'll the Tombs.
On the same evening, (Salurday,)
young lrishman, of the name Of Patrick
Quinn, was killed by the thrust OF a knife
in the hands Of boy Of seventeen, name,
Edward Allen. II seems that drunken
fellow. who was with the lad, staggered
against Quinn, and scuflie ensued be
tween them, during which, Allen Stable
Quinn TO the heart, and made oil. lie ha
. not yet been taken.
Oae Of Arches boats have been pick
. ed up empty 10y the schooner, Lilly Dale
and another was also seen IN the distance
ilso empty.
y The case Of Chas. A. Peverely, indie
ed for having attempted TO burn his ware
house on Front Street, some monhs az,
G is now going on in the Court of Session.
The bank failures Of The West, Are ere
aiing great censalion in Wall street.
Gov. Seymour has appointed the 3oi
inst, for Thanksgiving. lie is doubles
thankful for his reelection.
The markets are dull. There has bee
Y decline of II 2 cents per barrel, 0
n flour and Mess Pork, since Wednesday
r Indian Corn is also trife lower. Cotto
e about the same.
d DIR. D. Jayne, of Philadelphia, Ii
great advertiser End Patent Medicine m,i
= is a Candidate for the Unitel States Ser
!, ale from Pennsylvania. ."