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ONE NOLLAR (!

ONE lSOLLARy
ME subscriber would inform the public that he has
Il established agencies throughout the country, for
the disposal of the beautiful engraving known as
One OF LIES Happy Hours" 1t is beautifully exc
cuted steel, and worthy prominent place either
in parlor drawing The original painting 10y
Miss Lilly Spencer is at in the Possession Of
Mr. Charles stetson. The engraving lie twenty by
woman, blooming with health; upon her knee stands
fnelOOking little fellow, engaged in plucking flowers
from a vase upon table at hand ana winning
them in his mothers hair which, owing his deprea-
lions, is hanging hat loosely about her
neck while the of each Indicate that the
artist did not fail represent ''One of Lies Happy
Huurs''
by issuing $40 900 copies, the subscriber is enabled
furnish them the above price, and completing the
sale present the members Of the Association the
following
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by issuing $40 900 COPIES the subscriber is enabled
furnish them the above price, and completing the
sale to present to the members Of the AssOcial the
following
VALUABLE PROPERTY:
Farm in CUOh county, llliros, so acres,
with fine dwelling house, barn, ,-ssary
OuthOuses, aid a variety of fruit trees,
der good cultivation, valued at ......... $500
Country residence. pleasantly situated two
miles from 1t. Louis; the house is nearly
new, and finely Orlanlcnied with frui, and
shade trees NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
r. Gilbert l. Co.'s pianos. :. ............. 200
Elegant pianos, wood Cases. .......... 500
5 Prince Co.'s melO,ians. ...........- $50
Superb keyed aCcOiteOns. ....... ..... co
Set parlbr furniture NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
i Set superb parlOr furniture. ......... 800
10 Gents fine gold watches. ................ 1880
10 Ladies' Zine gold watches. $50
10 Ladies' fine gold guard chains ... ..... 700
10 Gents fine gold vest chains. ............... 800
20 Sets iasiies Ornamened bracelets. ........ 200
10 Sets Ladies Ornamented neutrality-suspicious.. 100
70 Gents cluster pins. :..................... $50
rs Ladies' fine Mosaic pins $50
80 Gents gold rings with settings. ......... 400
200 Gents gold pens with Observation-Disclosures. 1000
200 Ladies' gold pens with cases ....... 600
1000 Gold pens, enameled points. 1900
100 Gents Turkey morocco porte monnaies -. $50
100 Ladies' pearl inlaid porte monnaies ...... $50
double barreed gun, silver mounted. 5000. SO
Set hunting trappings.. ................. Is
Avery Crystal Palace sewing machines. 100
80 Ladies' figured silk and satin parasos .. $50
80 Ladies' silk umbrellas ............,.,.. $50
SO Gents silk umbrellas ......... ..... $50
100 Gents walking canes. Observation-Disclosures. 200
200 Ladies' fans, various patterns ........... 500
10 Ladies' gold thimbles Observation-Disclosures. 50
"a ladies' silver thmbles ........ go. 70
Ranies superb work Observation-Disclosures. Is
Gents dressing cases Observation-Disclosures. IS
] splendid pleasure carriage .. ESQ
1000 popular literary works. ............. 1OOO
1900 fine steei plate engravinss OF Clay .. $500
!5OO nne steel plate engTavings Of Webster $500
1900 nne steel plate engravings Of Calhoun 500
In EsrnS 81 49, -
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MANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated at tie Great Southern. Bend Of the Minnesota
81. Peters Rir~r.
800 County, Minns;ss 5ss sale ;i,. e, sasA
Dealer in Real Estate.
st. Paul, M. T., Jan. %, ls54.-4l-tf
ACRE LOTS
WITHIN one halt mile of the Corporation limits,
HENRY McKENTy,
july 19-tf Dealer in Real Estate.
EAGLE CITY, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
200 Lot" for sale in Eagle CITY: u.xrxrv
july l9-tf Dealer in Real Estate.
LAND 7 MILES FROM THIS CITY.
I 900 ACRES in ONE TRACT, within miles of this
HENRY McKENrY.
81. Paul. SEP. II. 1854. scpl5-'l&wt
LAND AT $2,s5 PER ACRE.
ZOO ACRES near h'mhll,s Mil, well supplied will,
HENRY McKENTY.
81. Paul. August I. 1854. aug 2-'l&wtf
I 90 LOTS in this city, part of which have improve
l. nicnts on them.
HENRY McKESrY.
st. Paul August l. 1854 aug 2-d&wtf
I 60 ACRES on Lake Gertrude. miles north of the
] city, HENRY MckENTY.
s. Paul Aug. I. 1884. aug 2-,lHwtf
200 ACRES near the Fails of st. Anthony beautifully
- located, and commanding line view OF the town
st. panl, August I. 1854. aug .-l&wtf
.)5S ACRES bordering Lake Josephine 3 miles from
Il the city limits, leo acres of which fenced and 80
acres cultivated. HENRY MckENTY.
St Paul Aug. l. 1854. aug 2-'l&wtf
.)27 ACHEs Gin one h"lyl H.. miles north from the
= city limits, containing. rich soil. good timber, and
~ ~ 49, ~ " HENRY McKENrY
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TO MISUNDERSTANDING h

VvNllE most extensive assortment Blank Books in
Il ncsota, on hand and for sale low at
SEPT COMBS BOOK STORE
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&tarkep s. 39ettepa.
LAND OFFICE,
Fog THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE

FOR SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
SEVERAI splendid two and five lots only mile
~ from the corporal ton limits sale Terms
part down the balance time. Other descriptions of
Real Estate Tor SALE information concerning which be
had by calling on JAS STARKEY
June 24-tf Real Estate Dealer. Third ST. St Paul
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10000 VOLUME,
blank BOOKS

NOVELS and Cheap Publications. among which cal
N be had all the late issues at
SEPT COMBS BOOK STORE.
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CIIAMBLIN 4 MORGAN,
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

DRESSLER CEORGlI,
March 9Th, 1854. A. If Upper Landing
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In making the above selection, nothing has been in
are nearly
1900 VALUABLE GIFTS
Among which. may be ny the above list, is enc
iarm dwelling house. several eli CANT Of
Tor furniture, beautiful cxrrnge, fine gold watches,
Chains pens, pins rings, dressing cases> &e<
= Recollect, by RENTING one dS0sT YOU receive Z
fine steel plate engraving that cannot be purchased ~
retail for less than o. So or and Il numbered receipt
which entities the holder chance III the sboxe gifts
" Call and examine the ergravngs at 81 AID 50
Marcel street.
The great rapidly with which the tickets Hc,rE
disposed Of the uFderaf rd BE- liz We that he
will be ahle TO bring the enterprise to successful ter
nnatinn in Il few weeks. To prevent errors, write
address plain and in full, tycCse IN epveIope
with il written upon.
- orders by letter /rost paid with The nsney en-
closed VIII 'ret IN prompt attention. The encrav
ing ana Esm bcftd receipt. ,itrg the holder 10
chance ia he properly and vote toward tie Ranner
OF us distribution. ior"atGcf ~ yeterp sa Address,
orders 10 4 " ABBOTT
% and % Market street :; .eis, Mo. here ths
engraving can D.. atd on ai7'ruion. sept l9d& 80,
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list RECEUVEn

NEW MUSIC. large stock of new Piano and Guitar
~ music, just received bv COMBS
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CHARLES III. PARKER.

TIME partnership heretofore existing under the name
Il and style Of SHUII MATHES, dissolved BY mutu
al consent the 10th inst Payment of debts due the
old firm can be made to either of the undersigned.
FRED. SHUIZ.
JA(B MATHES
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JUST RECEIVED.
TINE largest assortment of CLOCKS ever imported
i this Territory, consisting of the choicest EAI
kinds from the most celebrated makers. No chargef
to them. Also beautiful lot of HUNTING AND PLAIN
LEVER AND LEIINE WATCHES.
VIM. IILINGWORTH,
Cor. of Jackson and Fifth streets
1t. Paul. JUN b. 1854. Diff
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; ACRE LOTS

. AORE LUIS
WITHIN halt mile of the Corporation limits
w manding Il fine view of the city.
HENRY McKENTY,
july 1a-tf Dealer in Real Estate.
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5000 ROLLS WALL PAPEu

lust RECElVED-the finest rtment Of Wall p
q per ever brought to Minnesota. Call and examir
before purchasing elsewhere Cheap for cash at
ser COMRS' BOOK STORE.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

Just RECEIVED large addition to my stock q
q and Stationery. Call and see. W. = C
my l-lotf Near American
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DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
October 20, 1854.
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CTATlONERY of every description at COMBS Store,
y Near American House
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M lSt EI.LANEOUS BOOkS.-A large assortment
NJ late publications, among which is the
Ia,mplighter,
Autobiography of an Actress,
Life in the Mission
Frank FOrrester's Field Sports,
- Fish and Fishing.
Shady Side,
And many other popular Books for sale cheap for
by VS.. COMES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
The Cooper and Nc Michael Correspondence.

Tine Cooper ana Mchichdet Correspondence.
PmLAnEIPalA,SePt. 25-The correspondence
between senator Cooper and Morton McMichael,
Esq, will be published in the North American to-
morrow. Harry Connolly acted as the friend Of
Mr.. Cooper. After the reply of Mr.. McMichael
to MIR. Coopcr'> letter, the correspondence. WIS
conducted by Mr.. Connolly, who stated that in
prosecuting the CORE pondence further, it might
b, announcement to do it here, and desired to
know when and where it would nit lis convent
eace to receive II further message.
After consulting hi, friends Mr.. McAIchael re-
piled that h"wa unable to perceive tlat Mr.
Cooper had any right to invite ldln 10 receive II
hostile message. and he could not hv his exam
pie acknowledge himself Is u public journalist
personally responsible for structures on public
affairs which lac claimed the right Ia comment
upon freely and frankly.
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SvANTED.-The subscriber

~ confines in market for NEGROES, of both
sexes between the ages of 10 and 30 years. in
GLIDING Mechanics, such as Blacksmiths and
Carpenters and will pay the highest market
prices in cash. His office is newly erected
brick building on lst or Lynch street immediate
ly in of the Farmers Bank, where he is pre-
pared, NIaving erected buildings with that view)
to board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise, on as moderate terms, and keep them
as secure as if they placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH NOODROOF.
sen % dNeGlu9s
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PITrsBuRG.-By slip from the pitsburg Dis
patch we learn that up to Saturday evening
there had been 6l9 cholera cases in that city and
suburbs. On Saturday there was material de-
cline in the ravages of the disease, the number of
deaths Icing only one-balf many on the
preceding day. The number Of new cases also
fell off.
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.ERUVIAN GUANO.
7 d1clm HARDY d BROTUERS
NJ SHOE a. mATEuPORIUM, n

4
(Four Doors db0Ue the Market House)
The subscribers respectful call the attention OF their
friends and tile public generally, their large and well
assorted stock, namely: Gents fins Caliskin Boots of
their own manufacture, and TINT of J. Miles & Sons;
fine Patent Leather Caters. Cloth Caters and Shoes of
all descriptions; Ladies' Shoes comprising Black and
Cplored Cloth Caters. Slippers. Ties, Hungarian,
Sontag Boots, also W. Ryan & Co.'S Kid 3uskins cell
ebrated for their fine f Chidrens' Shoes of various
kinds and sizes Gents fine Moleskin Nebraska and
Know Nothing Hats; Childrens Hats and Caps; Carpet
B'gs; Trunks, Vases &c, &C. all of which
raned TO be of the very best, and humbug, and
which will be sold rs cheap they be bought at
any house in the city if cheaper. Come quickly
bargains may be had. FRETWELL & HALL.
aug esd and cts
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Baltimore Cat9e Market-Nondag.

BEEF CATTLE.-The number Of Cattle offered
at the scales to-day amounted TO 1000 head of
heeyes, 500 of which we're sold to city butchers
and packers at prices ranging from $3.50
10 $500 per 100 lbs. on the hoof equal
to s. 90 TO &7.75 net. and averaging $3.50
gross. OF the amount offered 80 head were
left over unsold, and the balance $50 head)
were driven to Philadelphia. IIoGs.-Sales at
from sou to 5000 per 500 lbs. SnEEr.-
Markets very dull, sales at from - to So
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POstpOnemcnt.

q Tie sale previously advertised to take =
R<ss place Buffalo SprinG>, Amherst coun.
I ~. the II INST, under lead III AUST -.s&tN
executed 10y Geo. ". A RHINE ul1l Geo w ~, to
the subscriber, trustee lar TIM, benefit ri Rufus
iiiggnboihnm and fhos c Goodwn. is hereby past.
p"ned until The the 29l OF October nrN At which time
and place will be sold, he highest bil Ter for CASH.
all the Household and Kitchen fGrnuc. aud took of
every description belonging the said Raire kylenu
mentioned in the said deed aud cou,e, Cd for the pur
pose a"reSaid JOHN y. MYERS.
sep2J.2cld,
Republican copy.
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EOnRiLinn Of lie RnnL.S.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-'Ihe report of the con
diton of the city banks for the present week,
shows an increase of loans to the extent of Si56,-
900; decrease of specie to the extent of 81,
5l,SO0, decrease of circulation of $4,000, and
of deposits of 81 so 900.
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Lynchburg Fema'" SN~iaary,

fkNHE TWENTY-FIFTH SESSION Of this Institr.
ton will commence the l,h day of Septem Der.
We viii be repaired TO IMMEDIATE Fifty Buurders-
forturther particulars concerning the price of Board
Tuition Nc, Circulars will be furnished any one On
application at the Book Stores of Messrs. Payne Il
Christian, and r. A. Williams, at the Seminary.
lu addition TO the number already sold, we offer
for sale FIFTY SCHOLARSHIPS.
sep l.dsc I'm MISSES GORDON
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New Goods from Auction.

VINHE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER SEEN IN
L THE CITY. The subscriber is receiving his
fall and stock Dry Goods, to an examination
of which he invites the attention OF the ladies and gen
temen. They surely fine a. the finest and cheap
than the cheapest His selection embraces varieties
to suit every class of customers. All then, who want
good goods fine goods and goods yery loo prices will
call four doors above the Norve HOUSE, Sign of
the White Flag. b. II. LEWIS.
sep 26dts
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Ihe RnSLnn 4nnernkinn.

BosroN, Sept. 25.-The total vote in the city
upon the question of the annexation or consoll-
daiou Of the CITY with that Of Charestown is
4,56O-ma jorty III favor II annexation 1910
Charlestown has YET IL vote.
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ARRFsT.-A Geographic dispatch from Balti-
more dated sep. %, says:
A suspicious character was arrested in this
city yesterday, who, it is believed, recently per-
petrated the heavy forgeries on several banks in
the city Of New York. It's strongly suspected
that several of his aceomplices are now in Balti
more The police are their track
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GUNS GUMS! GUNS ~
Merchants and SpOrfSIncn Attend.

Es'lIE subscriber would cali tine OF the Me
d ctputs aud : port,men Of Virginia. Moth Clf"Ii-
and Tennessee te fact that he ha. u,t received
h~ Fall sfook OF Gan-, ties, Pistols Bnwie Knives.
lIan,tg Utensils Fishing Tackle Walking Canes Nc,
y T.. and he positively that his stock l. the Irg
Ia lie found ia eth + ut the three States being pre-
pa ell 10 exii il nearly One Thousand Guns. cn.
>i-tag III Smge Double and Four Barreis, ard prices
insrr Iln before "a If you Ia behoid
some IT the rarr,t curo.te, in the >p1lting
Il 1e, cali on c. LIE NABD
Imror,er and Manufacturer Of Fire Arm !,
No. IS Old Il, Petersburg. Vn.
2S-r:'m SieH of Tie Lion \ Leopard
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a man named Chas. King, who is suspected Of
having shot Waterman Stone of Baltimore, Il
short time ago, arrested in Alexandria on
Sunday night. 1t is thought that Stone cannot
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pOAisDERs WANTED


IIuying removed to the House recently occupied by
Roben H. Glass, Esq, situated Church street two
doors above DR. Glmer- Ohcc would be pleased to re-
eeive l'mied number of gentlemen Boardeis hay
ing mnde such arrangements MS, she trusts will enable
her to give satisfaction those who may favor her with
thtr patronage, 7-d3fnif
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NJ. & M. GUGGENHEIMER

FENAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEG
pie of Lynchhurg and surrounding country that
t'iey teceivng and opening the nrgest ard
most carefuy errd stock OF Fail aud inter Staple
and Fancy DRl GOODS, BOOTS SHOES, Hal ),
CARS. DC, ever exhibited in TINS market
Country merchants will 40 well To call ON us before
going farther East. We prepared tie sell Rich.
moad prices. heretofore; and respectfully ak nd
from the public promising sell great bargains for
81. . l.d2 m
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NALL Il WINTER GOODS.
l. STiGLER, McELDERRY & co,

AT the old snpd of b. T. q. Peters,
MAIN St. LYNChBURG. Va,
Taheth- method OF Informing their customers friends
and the trade generally that they have completed no. If
stock az FALL and WINTER STABLE & FANCY
DRY GOODS, and can saia, say ii is rnagui.
fcent and best selected eek offered in the MARKET
Person, wi.hing purchase will makeit eaty thrr
advantasetp give T. a Gull
ser 22-tS STIGLER, McELDERRY x co
LIZ Rell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINAi
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles
WE suhsei "ltrs thu tnde u laose aud valrd
! ,urh ot Earthenwarc, China mud Gl ss the rat
terms OF which were selected by hin.sr in person.
Having 'NPoiie ace at many in this particular
business he eel- great confidence stutg that in point
OF price and quality will rompae fvoiaby with my
other house IN the nnde.
White Grnnitc Dinner Wnre
DO 10 Basins md Ewcrs, Jugs Ten Mare etc
Hue Prnt Flowing ard Faucy do
Pine Decorated china Dinner AID Dessert Sets
ID" do do Ten aud Iol'et sets
DO do do ruchcrs and Vases
Gold Bnnd do of abovo variety
W h'tc Chiua do al Hlovo variety.
Common Ware Of every description, suitable Tor
wi oc-alnr, which be oilers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail To please
Fine Manel Pier and Toilet Gasses
Fine Ivory lnbIe Cut cry Matters M Rrittann " are
Safety. aud other Fluid aud Solar Lump,
bn-~ Ware IA every variety
All he asks emil, md he feels assured his n,i,..
viii riye -nti,acnn.
Ills Pacheris one Of the best in the ttndc
Stone Ware nj Factory price,.
sep i2-ts JAS u. Il. EVANS,
No. III Main street Richmond Va.
For New Orleans-Fifst Vessel
VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE OF PACKETS
1fDrs The superior fn-t sailing schooner ELLEN
sswsk~sss Capt. Jahn kl.ly. daily expected atd viii
snil with all possible dispatch. For haancc OF freight
apply DAVID CURRIE,
So, - 3w Richmond
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Roanoke College.

0V""VHt SVINSN'
FACULTY.
Rev. David r. b ttle A. NJ, President md PROBES.
sor of Moral and intellectual Science, &c,
s. Cusone Wells, a NJ, Prot. Mathematics and
Natural Science
Henri g. Won Ioxur, Prof. Ancient aud Modern Ian.
gluges.
V. +. Bolton, Tutor.
'E'HlS Institution, located NJ Salem, Va, will com
Il nence lis SESSION October 4th. Expe pse, for
the session Of ten months, including Tuition, Bond,
hoom'ref Fuel, Lights and Incidental expenses. sl2
For particulars address the Pre- sident.
aug 19.dScGmos
Rep copy
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SUICIDE OF A MERCHANT The \. Y. journal
of Commerce of Monday says:
At O'Clock yesterday morning, Mr.. John =.
Ware late clothing merchant at No. 4o3
Broadway, was found suspended by the neck and
dead, at his residence No lIS East 18th street
Deceased tor many years carried on business in
Chatham street, and last spring moved to the
above location in Broadway. He made heavy
shipments Of clothing to California, and lost large
ly by the operation, and recently obliged to
suspend payment. This preyed upon his mind
and rendered him at times apparently insane,
and during those occasions he had been heard to
say that life burthen 10 him. Deceased
was native of Virginia, AZ years of age, and
leaves a wife and seven children.
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NOTICE.

IL A. FREEMAN, Esq, has been authorised TO
/' collect the two dollars upon each share of stock
subscribed to construct the Extension OF the Omnge &
Alexandria Raroad to Lynchburg, required by law.
sep % c4w-dlw J. II. REID, CPk.
IL Ron. rnpY.
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A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, writ
ing from Columbia, $. G., Sept. %, says:
a shocking murder wits perpetrated near
Newberry district, in this State. Tues
day last II seems that Dr. Gunthcr and
Jesse Scnrry, planter, growing out of fight
between the parties in which the former had
been stabbed. Gunther swore vengeance for
the injury he had sustained, and has but too faith
fully carried out his word. On Tuesday last
he Seurry coming up the road in Il buggy
with II servant by bis side, and seizing a gun he
fired at Seurry, ntlicting mortal wound, which
soon proved fr<l. 1t is said that the negro was
also killed. Guuther accompanied by his
brother both of whom have instantly fled and
have not since been unprecedented. Scurry and
the Gunthers occupied respectable positions in
society, but were men of violent tempers and
habitually went armed. Seurry some years ago
shot and instantly killed very estimabe young
man of the district in melee, and has now met
the same late himself.
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7, TN1T.
L WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE

ENII. $50.
l. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE
c. T. Il. G.. JAMES n co,
HIVE iust received u urge and commanding stock of
fresh and srnaonnbe
English, French, German and Irish Goods,
oi tho lntest imporation and aud handsomast
designs md from the various n,anunc tores in THE
country every description OF morioan Dry Goods, max
lug their stock oi the largest and best selections
ever offered in this market Their stock e Dress Goods
Co'hs Cussmerrs Bankr eta ymnnels and heavy W ool-
ems for Negro Oiuhing, will be found particularly
nctlvn Cnsh buyers and prompt drnlers will find 10
greatly their interest give call before pirchas.
my IA We ennand will sell us low as similar es,ab
ilshmen in the United States.
W. Z. g. h. @. JAMES e. co,
Importers Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods,
A few doo' nbove towels Hotel, Petersburg. Va.
4
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New Cash Store.

NIlE subscriber tender. h. thank. h,s friends and
The public for the very lbcrnl patronage bestowed
IN him, and aoicils continuance Of the same 10 the
New Concern OF John 7. Davis x Gu, feeling confd en-
they Gun give satisfaction their stock entirely
having sol my stock nj nucton. JOHN r. DAVIS
sep - l.