davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
CITY FURNITURE wARGRooMs,

s{SB
NilN E,tahshment the extensive of 90
Il kind in the Southern States i fitted Up with tie
most modcrn and nppro,cd machinery. offer. To thosr
wanting Furniture duremcnts HAT can be surplus
sod n this section of couuttN.
The manufacturing department is under the im'acii
ate supervision OF o the best mechanic, in Virginia
and quality e thc work viii compare favorable with
thebe-' tat an be made. In ntdili#a tn the large
-trck OF homemade work, select assortment Of Nuth
rrn work. manufactured expressly for thi. market
kept constantly hand, this nln diug an opportunity
Ia purchasers. o. COMPARING ihrqu1liy and price olhuh
ile hpmr-mede and Northern Furniture.
Ever article manufactured IN this establishment is
'cart'ted tnt good the beet. aud viii be sid a.
rn,nP rs the cheapest The Northern Furniture will
not be- 'ua areed IA any respect. bat al cases will
he sold at very small per on cost, and charges
loi transportation. as II krrtmnlc tn insure goe1 as
s"rturtt nj times, Of aI kind. uf Furniture rhauthc
idtn "i rce1zngRny rrnhI from IL sale
Hon>"herpers VIII FIND IA ehaic variety of Window
Shmaes and { piccs. Rcfriecerators Water Coo err.
Nc, &c all OF which j. oftred at, iho must accomro,
dntng tcrn., and prices Ihnt cannot ia to pra>e
All good, .cl, packed pnl delivered at the nerot
III Gana Tee oi charge. Those wishing ding in nay
line would do well Il give d cali before purchn, ing
elsewhere WINSTON
n. AL call, in the Uuder'nku ing lire ate .dcd to
with promptness and despatch. and all possible
lion pad. Orders from the country hlled Mt one hour
notice, large lot nf collins and metallic burial
nre keptalwHys on hand Pntcs materially reduced
July lS-t- A.NlNSTON.
fv L. uchhurg Reruhl Gun copy. Bedford Sentinel
Floyd lutelgrncer, Salem Rrpubiieao Lewishurg
Chronicle and Wyth.vilie Telegraph copy INIT ami
'unts tins othca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29

Itthe In'n. stepped to "A passenger between nm
If th" ahovc unmod points, the chugc Willie made hon
flr point last pasted by be Train. mud charge Wi
h" I"es tiun lwcut,-iyc ceutz IN my cns,.
Passengers VITO do not procure Ticket, (rNrcrt tl,ns"
who tnke the Vince tickets not .oli.1
MI be charged hs the conductor, per cent.
iHiou to the rrruini al nr". provided. hoW,sr
thai 40 uocusc shall h" receive lmn ten, ,npr'
Than hi'y cents from anyone rhs.cnecr to nny p'nt On
Ihcrund
>crSunt. sail be required L. have tao passcs,
be left with the Ticket Aeen and 'h The Con
inr. which nnsscs, must be expicit IN granting the
ler" D." untr go lhr ra,.. Free rolurcd persons In
required /" produce thclrfree poPcrsor they Will L.
f,tiuutra to tr'Aei on the cHr..
Jun 10 T.. II Gil l., ecu Sup't
~ All pnrcrs ADVERTISING for this Company vii
rIra-' ,iorpli adv r.rn.nt- relation 10 rl,-ene.r
llt, al H.. a NH. 4,ftr,.f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
Turkish Linen Bathing Towels

TIVE excellence ct these els consists in thrr
-harpness fcNioiiiv AMI powder OF ahsorpfou,
itaderiag them very ta he af bathing purposes For
,ale by JOHN. IL SEAi \ CO.
ION 3 Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29

- EABURY opened yesterday n follows:
- Gruts Wide awake Hut.' ."
White hebrassa' ~!
IF KNOW NOrHlhGS," Il
"Naukin .u(t,
Low Grown Pearl" July -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29

GAS. GAS. CAST!

DERS0Ns wishing their houses fitted FOR bon ing
IL Gas viii lind some strong inducements offered. by
Supplying to the subscriber. have good work and
sur iior stock of materials A. G. DABABl.
\. B.-Ail orders for htting NJ Tobacco Factories
rec ised within six, days payment viii rot be required
before the LIST Of June 1855.
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
GAS FITTING.

AN fay prepared TO Introduce Gas Pipe into Stores.
J. Dwellings Factories, tire shortest nutiee. Hav
ing had .essrai year. experience the busHe>s
wo may be relied on perfect. am ready Il give
II mates al any time VII also furnish steam pipe.
JAMES CLELAND.
Practical Ca. Fiuer. Man Il.
Wilson & frankin's Old stand, up .tairs.
iun7.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29

Iard. RlcechcI and B,owu Domestic CAlico, Linen,
Drill he'd Cords ana lonch Lines, Winiow GDaas uld
Putty, Gorpers, Alu Mnddcr and indigo Per-
CT gu aud Spice. Spades. Shose,. Trace and tia,iat
ChunS. Manure ird Hay Folks, Boots Shar- and Hat.
tor she, cNciarso tor country rrudnce,au acconln
IItug terms. (api 2irs) lOiiN I1OlliS$.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
Dissolution,

1--WE pntn.rsli, here'oiurs existing ure, the fr'
md style al Bell &Jrnring- H. the lr,prirt t-fIT
of the Gnbr Iou,,, has this Day been dissolved hy
mutual consent The sub rfbcr hus purchased tie
iii interest o Mr. Jennings, and will hereafter be the
s"ie pfolrieor lie moi respectfully socits coH1n
aftDe neral Patronage Ia has heretofore rc.yet
from IN irnd. n, lie public erully, promising TIM
pas expe sin be spared render th,rn
i"itple wi'de tifey stop with Lin.
June 7lh. 1854 (ts) ROBERT II BILL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
For 0laPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth,

Eoit w dlildll Line,
FlNlE heautIll and ilNu rne -''Hnf,path i'+'rS x
EuGl STA, nndcr ,hs command ~ Ssr.ss !-ljzs.l
Gapt Nm. Z. Stdlh, 81 long aud hsoruhly known Ia
tn, travelling community the Potomac mil jan.
iVcr,) Is NOV running ON tho line via Port " al.
lhnll and t4,hishrd viii f.EEE OATS,
lie Ptr-ervrts. Fore lump-, una al, the n raucr.
1uucd by A. OF Cuusre,s secure the sntcy of a-s
.ngcrs.
The Cars running il ncxou with the Augusta from
Richmond 'avrtrs Richmond aud Petersburg Depot On
every Moa.i1N. W,a!nusd, AMI Friday Is O'Clock v
Persons arriving in Richmond. by the Packet Boats,
nave but a few stcs - wall, 10 the Cars
The Ours rural < tron Petersburg to City Point il
tonnection with tho Augusta leave Petersburg
u'.ys above, gt75 NJ. from tie Depot of the Arpn
mhttlx X Co thus giving a-sengers nm OF urtuniy
20 rom lyn,hhurg ther by the Packet Bnai4 or
Danvile Railroad kichmnnd, by way of the souh
Side Rarond TO Petersburg and fror1 there mora
ing to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
aatedass, viz: fuesduys Thursdny, aud Saturdays, III
81 A.
The Augusta Will stop Hi Old Point both going aul
returning rtgu an throug haut the Bathing Season.
fhre between Richmond, Cnkc'-, Rings Mill and
br"ve wharf. $1,000 ~
Children over thr"e yel,r- and twelve
Selr- ut age, haif PrIce.
hnhlsehch - ~
SERVANT, through. 80
Servants any point ON tie river,...-........ 90
MEMS - W -
Jun % dscs THOS DODAMEAD. Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
WHEAT TMssEsasEytS.

-, " - IN Il HNNN4NBikkS.
hlIGt I'D u BRO. have on hand and mr., ,..,,,,,
- ~ haH'"s manufactured Wheat Thre.hcr., Win
HIT ""s'' '' the most APP 'o't pattern, and pun
p N The most s3h,taHtAl mauntr
Those Thfeshrrs have been a.. 4 ly NJ. r 4, .
Farmers IA the surrounding country, tcr the last Eve
y ars, md give universal ,a,rartio,, ' Nv
sY Orders attended to With rronpt,,ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
MEDICINES.
win Won Read the Truth i?


4 Medicine me-. merit aud great neritio siah'i
y the test nfpublic opinion. M AT I'll man can
alyanz worthless artiie To hcep II up asa good
ai,. Icife. # it he not really
4 good medicine viii live, be ONE popular, and ex
Il. II. sale year aitrr year. in SPITE oi opposition
The peer L. readily 6nd virtues, aud the lame al
li.n pass. from m ,u NINTH with m're rapidly
dan ~ spppe ca1 sptH ad H. y living ~arss testi
wing Ia tbe en- = "a n,-iirae ia- nade for him i OF tar
ttarr service 4 IA aay EswsrHPrr advertising
Ia proni Of ha say above, we refer u To
flAMP1ON'S NEGE1BLE 1INGTURE, AID ia #
frc, IL ptai,- Is the mouth, OF Mutnudes. LIN"
best men in country give their t. stmoly 10 is
wonderful cures. Among them we mime Hon IL
Chy Hon. Rich. John on. Viee President Of the
fntrd Stats with hundred. of others Capt Ihnm4s
eanot-hrather 10 the celeluaied pi y>rcan Of tie
Emperor of ttaere--wa. cured hy il ot disease Of
seven yea siaudn. AFTER thu - il! nj all tie Dc"rs al
Europe aud Ameti,a had lnied tosure.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.4aoiher CTRE6y HAHPTONS TLhC1 URE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, eUery ,rhere, bear the same
Testimony.
Read the follow re irrt,Goatc rem Indy endorsed
Ia Postmaster E. l.. Cuoper:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
No Iiumbug,

DElNG unable 70 tiocnIe Il nous. to con.inua nm,
business, ~" are roml "ei close out our entire
,tock "t Boots, Shoes, Hat. and Cap. Trunks C.rpet
bag sed ta'he elias "A Cos tar cash, only The stock
~ very large, ard bought nj from "a - er cent o,ver
lhan the SUM gods be bought at the North dis
Hi'ri.s IIpse IN want oi q cd, line Will p use
call .oon, such cnagce viii never b offered .,in
mar2lIs COCHRAN 4 TAYLOR
k'fs HING EAEAaE.-ihe subscribers
have Just received their SI'riGg supply of Fishing
lathle yiA:
sin, Grass. Hemp and Hair Lines,
Rods OF II dit rent PATTERNS,
GeneG'i rod, fro1t and W. ing sick aud lain rods,
,i"9ks o. al qlni' aaoNs ana mes hy wholesale.
Reds plain AID multiplying ariG at lies,
Cork floats, Swsels, Saoods Bal Nets,
And every thing IA the sporting lire, caenr for cash.
W. B. X Q. FISHER,
Opposite Norv'l Hou,e ynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
THE + EAlAIE SY STEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

ENr,act roro James Harris. Esq LeDtef, Alexandria,
fa-Alter speaking of wonderful rute' un himself, he
my: Mrs. II has been suffering with tn, yrrcrru-
pIaitt aud with inability, constantly complaining. from
weakness through Ler 'I.ar :, 'r,n, She enjoy.
better hca'h han oa mi stns, being "rifey
ed by the vs. "f Haapioa'a Iegt'.tte Tartare"
Lrucr lromJ. q imes E,,l, L1n ion county Va NJ,
wife hus heen l,r yeas m rtd with great ar.s
pain in the brea,f, side AL back; lupilationf the
ht ati oehrnc> Of the nrr,Is stem; HISS Of appetite
eanpIt Vim snom' IA" -gh Of eye almost gone. the
otlnr y" weak. AN pleased /, say, Hamllop
Yno'Hc Las ,',tored 81 perfect health Eor eye.
good ROW E, ever they wure.
20 Cuiiand get rhamrhloi4
Sold ~ J. II. &EA}. \ co, Lynrl!, IL. Sewers
Seut.yle,A J. BROWN. Caarlotle.,iIe, and by al
Druggists throughout the STATE. mr. - dscIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29


CAros BKipoF.
Hampshire county Va, March 1T, 1874
M 4. p. Cooper. Dear Sir: Agreeable >our
quest and desire 10 benefit the afflicted here
by certify the preat rert hive received lron the
of Hamptoas Vget'5tr T,auUe
| was taken with violent pDipuaion rather la,.
t"rng an trembling of The Eeart, which contina,d
sral days; il seemed "a ny heru had almost forgotten
il office. I'll, family became .lnrmed and procured
ho.rlr of this vninabc Medicine. and broIe h,d tuken
oHr bottle Of this Tmcture n Hamptoas was
trrly relieved.
fu- il the hird in,tance al relief in nv fnilv
tie OF This valuable Medicine. w thf,H ,-nr-
hco was aid mp with U/cerai0n a my ohkte from fleet
OF hat j. generally cbird III leg. had idst n tt.te
aud aPpe'lte and Tire sore, w ch jon inches
up and down and half " around my ankle rejected
every Ell Ia heal il until proc red Hampton's Veg.
enlIc Tin"ure,oRe bottle at which .tnr"d my health
healed my ankle, aad tr,cl from swelling than for
theiaa thirty gears.
hgoin, one ct my daughters very low from
dysrntc aud WIN n she began 10 sit mp hen feet
menccd swelling, which nerrA.ei every ia and began
Ia be vrty pnutGi-- us Il bottle of Hamptons
TnciHrf; the pains assuHced, tue swelling sub
81 ted and her health reurnewe kent her legs ban
dHeed with strips OF w"nen until her strength returned
have been thus particular that others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced avail themselves of
Tins remedy. Your with respect.
ELizABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify that | am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards an can safely recommend the u.
hovc statement to be correct
f COOPER Postmaster,
Clpon b dee Hampshire county, Va.
V'aeicate Ladie, aud Children viii please give i.
tral.
Sp,ce ra not y.rmU 10 name Aundreds Of others, as
Gr,, W. Gnodrioh. Capt 'fhoS. Cnnot, Robert Gault
lnmrs Snyth, cured al K eumetisn
John rrlya'l 5. \ Griffin. lolu Luke, Rev. V. Esk
riIrc, L. s Navy, and thousands OF others cured Of
b-repsil, Scrotua, Cough Li,.r Complaint. Bronchi-
lis 81. VIM Dance, So. We rc.erto citizens.
Cal t,,em.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29

CHIrp EsGlkELH's OFFICE W. N Irnn r. X.
Lynclhurg Va, Scr,oln ~ 20, 1873.
TO 1UE RAH-Ho1E n HIIt.
All the Cnr- - every md III II T. :, iond nv
hccn mndr tie Piedmont Works. IL ya,hlnng, uu
i, Tn. direction e G,uI Nrillttoi, a. Agent
II gives much pleasure 10 'ay thai cars have
strongly and faithfully executed. chc,rfuly ~
commend trsc works, companies requiring cars,
ru=nfutrn 10 construct AID let uy ,xerute my con
,ra,t. rnt my hr uae wuhthe owner oil ttcsn OK ?.
ClAS. VI GAhNEE1,
Ghi.t Eng. Va. y. Tenn. r. e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29

East Tennessee flour,

IO arriN' IA a few ony~. by lhih"ua (the frs: sam
l. ple) 100 sa,ks Ea Tennessee tlour Which will .,
old nquunnties 10 ,uit ,he trada
july l2-rs BE. SACKErT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
New Furniture Ware-ROGmS.

w. CoNANr, WIN. a. wALpRoN, d. SET,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
Singers Sewing Machines.

" heh are the only sewing Machines any utility which
" he used without MAKING TILE own GR LIABLE r
81 IT for infringement patented privileges ar. still ood at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

=. :, destruction were nigh. But no loss OF life or
limb occurred, though evident anxiety followed the
crowd. One exception we gladly make. Tie brave
6remen stuck to their post and budged not, though
sverv sort of rumor was afoat- II was goodiy
seb 10 zee them 20 cool and collected and ths crowd
40 alarmed and nervous. The word passed. as q
sense Of security returned. They are the brave fell
lows after all.
At one time the wind suddenly changed to the north
when DE fire raging in the rear Of the New Eng-
and In every room were persons removing pre- perry
She smoke suddenly penetrated all parts Of the bad-
iD9So densely that it was with great difficulty me
inmhtes escaped. A number were barely saved from
sufocaton. Several jumped from the second story
windowHto the ground, egress by the sairwsys behg
impossible. One lady tainted, was carried our py
friends and gentleman who fell was rescued oy ne
by. ISLANDERS A number of persons were taken oer o.
the upper stories by means Of fremens ladders.
rapidly Of the spread OF the fire. the intensity OF sne
heat and the driving suocating power OF .ue
were most remarkable and when the names 'on 'oS
forth from door, windows and the reoi, u IN
greater in intensity than any hre ever
this city Itwas feared that lives had Deon $500,
but we concluded on inquiry, the rumot was na We
But the hour for closing our psPer nss o ,hs;r
have only time TO ssy, that the ne,eis oPW NJ, Al.
houses 20 the guests Of the New ~ D.. ID ~.
pier of the Angler House, inviteo mi. 80, ah;ob
family TO his Hotel, with prompt gene .t! u ra
was Accepted. Mr.. X. will be feuna .nelc, aat 10
ouests all who saved any portion Oi hi' properly !"
1enort IN him to- day at that place.
he fire Of last night Is the heaviest dow 'ns' nus
"a, hefslen the City of Cleveland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

The LATE FRAUD UPON THE CHEMICAL BAsK.-
Since the escape of Kissane, a few weeks since
charged with being the leading spirit in the late heavy
forgery on the Chemical Bank, the authorities have
been on the alert for other parties implicated and
LYMAN Cole-noted for his alleged connection with
the burning Of the steamboat Marth, Washington en-
the Mississippi River-was on Saturday night brought
to this City by officer Burton of Cleveland, Ohio,
who had arrested him being concerned in the bank
fraud. He was locked up by the Chief of Police for
examination. Nothing has yet been heard OF Kissane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
paints, Glass, &r.

ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY having greatly enlarged their werts and i'm
proved quaty Of their product prepared
orders fof their suPERIoR PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC, which s sold dry round In oil, u
ss-snted PURE, and unsurpassed for BODY and UNIFORM
WHITENEss.
method Of preparation has recently been discovered which
enables the Company their Paints fresh and
sol the kegs for any reasonable time In this respect thek
Psnts will be superior 20 any other 90 the market
Their BR0WS ZINC PAINT, which cold at q low price
and only BE made from the Zinc Ores from
well known for lis protective qualities when spilled
trvn or other metallic surf.ces
Their sTONE-coLoR PAINT posesses al the properties
OF the Brown and Of agreeable color for painting
eepots out blcinss bridges &c Dealers supplied on
liberal terms By MANNING sQUIER, Agents,
Nc. ls5 Wsshington-st., NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

ARREST OF Lyman CoLE.-The celebrated Lyman
Cole, Of Martha Washington notorety, charged also
with helping Kssane and Findlsy in committing the
great forgeries on the Chemical and other Sew-fork
banks, has been taken at last and brought to this
City. The mOdrs operaHdi of the arrest we copy
from The Clereiand Herald Of the goth:
Officer Burton discovered that Cole often csme
from Pittsburgh on the railroad which be would leave
at Bedford, l2 miles from this city. where buggy
would be in readnt to convey him into the country
railroad from toward Buffalo, and leave the cars az
points few miles from this city, where buggy would
be ready for his conveyance souhery into the country
Burton then made cautious inquiries at the post oice
Chagrin ais, and found in the Postmaster IN that
place valuable assistant in bis plans. Cole and wife
came TO the township of Chagrin Falls last June, aud
took board with preacher named \. Benty, mile
and half from the village Mrs. Cole has remained
there ce, but Cole has been lodging about, now
here and now there. Letters have been received by
his wife from Cole through the Chagrin -Oice,
and have been answered by her, directed TO various
points.
Lsst Monday Burton laid his plans ST Chsgrin Falls
TO catch Cole, and having teegraphed TO Brueo that
officer arrived here yesterday morning. warrant
was procured and put in the hands of officer VIM. X.
Smmonds Of this city. and the three left for Chagrn
Falls. On arriving near Mr.. Bently shouse enqured
for fresh butter But he did not see Cole. The
officers then drove their carriage into the woods, and
Burton and Simmonds having by crawling on ther
bands and knees at least twenty rods secured posi-
ton which commanded full view Of Bentys house,
after living quiet for two hours and half, then pa
tience was rewarded by seeing Cole enter the house
Burton was left on look out, and Bruen and Sim
mords visited the house to secure Cole, which was
quickly done.
He was brought to this city. and placed in prison.
Hs be consented 10 20 without awaiting the for0aGty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
ARREST OF A KIDNAPPER AT WORCESTER.
WoRcysTyR Monday Oct 20 1854

ARREST OF A KIDNAPPER AT WORCESTER.
WORCESTER, Monday, Oct. 30, 1854.
Asa o. Butman, the notorious kidnapper Of Thomas
Sims and Anthony Burns, was discovered booked at
the American House. in this city yesterday, and was
Immediately posted throughout the city.
In the evening Vigilance Committee OF citizens
surrounded the hotel and watched Butmans move
ments He fourshed pistol at them and threatened
to use it, whereupon warrant was issued, and he
was immediately arrested and this forenoon brought
before the Police Court charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The case was postponed two weeks, and he was re-
qured to give bonds for bis appearance.
A large and excited crowd gathered around the
Court room, and il becoming evident that Butman's
life was in danger Mr.. Geo. F. Hosr Free Soer aud
son Of the venerable Samuel Hoar, who driven
out Of South Carolina, appealed to the crowd to let
the kidnapper go in safety out Of the City
The crowd gave way and Butmsn, accompanied
by str. Dg guard, went to the depot, followed by the
populaoe, where the colored men fell upon him and
would undoubtedly have taken his life, but for the
interference Of Martin Stowel, James A. Rowland,
Mr.. Hoar, the Rev T. w. Hgginson and Stephen s.
Foster, all Aboonists.
Butman was hustled into a carriage accompanied
by Mr.. Higginson, and thus escaped with his life.
Mr. Higgnson was considerably cut by the missiles
thrown at the carriage, and Butman was peted with
rotten eggs and stones, and was kicked and beaten
almost to death. He promised never to visit Wor-
cester again, and probably will not. He is now out
of harm's way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

From ST. JOIN, N. B.-we have St. John papers
Of Friday morning
The Morning Necs says that there will probably be
no dissolution of the House in consequence of the de-
feat of the Government.
The st. John papers asDcontain an account of the
safe landing at Bermuda of the crew of the brig
Acanthus of London which was destroyed by fire on
Sept 25 The officers and crew, ten in number took
the long boat which was scantily provided with pro-
visions and water and after beating about with much
rough weather, for fifteen days, were picked up by
the Falcon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
WILLIAMSON ITEMS.

ARREST OF CATTLE STEALERs.-Two Germans
named Charles Nicholas and Frederick Fritz arrested
Saturday afternoon by Officer Bennett OF the Second Ward
charge Of stealing the night previous from David
Harris at Bushwck search placed In the
hands Of the officer and the Of the which had
been slaughtered together with the hides found the
Graham They accordingly locked up to
Ait AZ am nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
BROOKZ YIN ITEMS.

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On the evening OF the 23d
instant an ARRAY occurred at Port Jefferson, l.,
between Hamilton Fitzgerald the keeper Of an oyster
saloon and Oscar Bolton, cabinet maker, formerly
of Norfolk, Va in which the latter was dangerously
wounded by the discharge of a gun in the hands OF
Fitzgerald, the charge taking effect in the LEFT thigh
Fitzgerald has been arrested and is now in prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
Z. S. DISTRICT COURT.

U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
DECISIONS.
James Mcmahon Est brig Prmers.
Suit for repairs placed upon the brig Decree for
libellsnt-refeTence to ascertain amount
The United States OCT quantity ef plate and polished lass
seized for alleged false vslustior.
This case comes upon demurrer The Court held
that in case this hind sufficient ii fol tn the words
OF the statute. Demurrer oyerruled.
SUIT FOR COLLIsIOS.
William B, Hamilton of brig Eleonsrs, and William
and James Hamilton owners Of cargo tof rssns, &c,
from Malaga AIT steamship franklin
To recover damages for injury to the brig belong.
ing TO Halifax N BY the franklin running against her a.
pier No n R., in November last, 1.-THE claim Is for about
45Ooo) In defense, IL 10 said the struck By
soua she coming hher berth and there v. no fa'
on her part The For hbelsnt, Nj Bsrrs or
defense MessTs Hamilton and Merton