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The Empire County argus., 1855-11-03
POST oFFIoEs IN CALIFORNIA.

= dmcS bowen.
Charles l. Frost.
A Rathbone.
A ] Aston.
] d Clarke.
M Flashner.
7 7 Hooper.
B Woostrum.
. Coddington.
J w Butler.
] M Miller.
J Clarke.
James Buckner
J M Jemison
A Mcdonald.
I M Pawling.
3 T Brundage.
George Thatcher.
Fred Peake.
J ohm Bidwell.
NJ B Graham.
J S Cook.
A II Hunnewell.
VIM Vincent.
J M Groetscheiner.
7 Gallagher.
P o Lamorie.
w d Wilson.
w Lane.
R F Davis.
J G Fain.
D G Lewis.
] M Root.
7 M Daniels.
w w Dobbin.
Richard Smith.
D Thompson.
J Guernon.
A G. Sheath.
R McAdams.
G N Noteware.
J w Crichfeld.
A Merier.
] w Hall.
Mr.. Elliott.
H w Bean.
Lewis Stark,
S Moody.
J w Everett.
] B Whitcomb.
w G. Brown.
d Townsend.
Nathan Plum.
r w Noble.
] Smith.
w Henry.
S Foreman.
A C Bentzhoof.
A photograph.
S Stewart.
A M Stowe,
A G Everett.
A G. johnson.
e Matthewson.
} ID Tabor.
N VanTassel.
Thomas Eddy.
I B Jaques.
G Tucker.
] M Sedwcll
E M Burrows.
J Lefevre.
G. ID Dickinson.
G. w Baker.
T w Gilbert
J H Alvord.
B Brickel.
] Colgan.
r A Mardis.
G B Keys.
Bruce Husband.
w E O'Kear.
John T Beener.
VIM Potter.
George M Dent.
w P Mayhem.
George H Bull.
VIM Lewis.
w B Osborn.
G w Applegate.
L M Booth.
p w Keyser.
J F Mcnamara.
P Ditts-
Hiram Togg.
George Kimball.
G. w Coulter.
l. w Fisher.
A G Hendree.
J ] Vallejo.
J B Mckinney.
VIM Vincent.
D A Kneass.
Ira Thompson.
George Eastman
VIM Curtis.
J Shumway.
J Barron.
A H Stevens.
J Ii Miller.
J T Hoyt.
E II Hart.
r E Pratt.
w F McDermott.
M Hamilton.
] Otlifson.
+ B Eaton.
J p Thursten.
w II Endicott:
T A Russell.
E T Lake.
w Fisher.
J G Lewis.
G T Howell.
G. d Shoemaker.
d B Curtis.
G White.
r S Garland.
w Mccormick.
G HI Coe.
T Gallagher.
Peter Rice.
Z S Gaver.
A } Bailey.
A M Thatcher.
S w Brown.
A Kenyon.
E Syloa.
T l. Andrews.
R H Hoerchner.
] Gaines.
] L Sargent
] E Slater.
] R Little
S Bradway,
J. Wood.
H G. Head.
G L Weller.
J B Hill.
F Forman.
G Lyon.
2 Breen.
7 ] Harvey.
] w Patrick.
F Cooper.
II ] Share.
T G. Hahmann.
. Russell.
J Downer.
G r Fisher.
D N Thomas.
S ] Skidmore.
John Wood.
w VanWagner.
G. Alexander.
] A Lank.
] Lemon.
Miller.
G w Patrick.
G Thatcher.
D ] Staples.
Z F Conner.
d T Hall.
Fl Schroeder
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WELLS, FARGO & co.'s
II x PR II q 8.

Joint Stock Company - Capital $500,000
DIRE ECTORS,
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G.. FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JAMES Mckay,
ELIJAH p. WILLIAMS, A. REYNOLDS,
EDWIN B. MORGAN, d. N. BARNEY,
WILLIAM ]. PARDEE.
D.. N. BARNEY, President.
THOMAS M JAYNEs, Treasurer.
JAMES Mckay, Secretary.
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The Judiciary.

sN SUPREME COURT OF THE U. s.
ROGER B. TANEY Chief Justice salary $4,000.
JNo MCLEAN, Assocte, 45o0 M. WAYNE, Assocte $500
JOHN CATRoN, " -" PETER V. DANIEL, Z" Z"
SAMUEL NEDsoN, " ROBERT G. GRIER, A"
BENZ. r. CURTIS, 4" JNo A. CAMPBELL, :"
The Empire County argus., 1855-11-03
State If California.
THE JUDICIARY.

JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Hugh C. Murray, Chief Justice. salary $4,000
Solomon Heydenfelt, Associate Justice,.. 10000
Charles H. Bryan, Associate Justice, ...... 5000
Clerk, ]. r. Beard, ........ fees
The Empire County argus., 1855-11-03
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute.
ARN1ORY HALL BUILDING,

Corner Of montgomery and Sacramento sts, San Francisco
The Empire County argus., 1855-11-03
AN ACT
CONCERNING ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
[Approyed April 2s. 1855. |

The People Of the State Of California, represented in
Senate and assembly, do enact as fotlows:
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promise. that such as she shall inherit the King

promise. that such as she shall inherit the King
dom of Heaven.
Without an enemy upon earth-a professor of
religion previous to her death-her path was
made smooth upon her journey to the grave,
which had no terrors for her. Her own beautiful
and affecting language, in conversation with all
around her, gave evidence conclusive. that her
highest happiness would date from the period of
her death. just before this occurred, she re-
qnested the window of her room to he opened,
that she might look for the last time. upon the
s"tiitg sun, and the beauties of the budding
frras always pleasure 10 her. While engaged
IN ihis. little bird. drawn on, rhaps, by some
lnvisl IL agency. prrched np"' ihr widow near
her brt': II" at once p..'t hg #Ier. ~ the
me- senger to summon her f. Gu3- ID with this
bahei. she had her children nrouvht - her for
last farewell. Imagination can wei. supply the
details of This affecting scene, and her parting
with her husband. Her advice that he should
prepare to meet her in Heaven, if followed, will
afford him the only consolation he can find III his
present deep af1cton The sympathes of
friends avail not in circumstances of this nature.
Religion alone afford the balm for the bruised
and bleeding heart. That he may feel IT, and
embrace il, was the hope of his wife, is the
prayer of his friends.
AT her request the remains taken to the
home of her childhood for interinent. which was
accompls shed on the morning of the 22nd. The
warmest sympathy of all present was enlisted in
behalf of the father, now an old but deeply SEN
sitiye man. with his fairest flower cut down, and
withered beneath his feet May the knowledge
of his darling's eternal happiness with her
Father in Heaven,and the hope of glorious re-
union deprive the blow of its sting, and cheer
his remaining years.
The most convincing proof of the inestimable
value OF the Christian faith, in any test it has
been my lot to see applied, was afforded in the
case Of the mother, who could even rejoice, that
her God, her Redeemer, had taken to his bosom
her sainted child. No consolation offered
hrr-hers was higher view of the subject.
through faith in Jesus Christ, than any could
present to her. May the impressions produced
upon myself and others, by her example, be never
cifaced at least, until say, under like
affection, and with like sincerity "Oh Lord,
not my will, but Thine, be done w.
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RICHMOND MARKErS-Apil 2e, 1855

The following quoiatiuns wholesale Tor
small orders higher prices Will be charged:
BAcoS-City cured and Smirhfeld hog round GAN
10 cents; Western Sides l0sl0! holders gr;
Hams 10 tl2; Western nEgcd 4a!3 Queen City Hams
IA cett-; North Carolina hog round 9ait: Todds i2c
Btfs"Ax-25J@965 t. ID.
CoRs Mr.L-Si 10
Con>-Sl 00as Oh
fLuue.-Superfn,' iluSll 81; Extra sll 5Oill 75;
family sl2nl !. Receipt. iehi uni ..ck small
nuAso-We quote Per,,1ni NJ $50 50 delivered from
stole-lrom whnrt so; Mexican 30a3j 90
LIME 81 % nom slarf; ~ so in store.
lIQu.rs BI'mi, btad Duruy & Co. S3a5 90
per gall; A Srignctc, s 95n4; Sazeinr, SO 25ui 50;
Hennes.ey 81 9ju5 Oh; Peach .carr. al Sial 25 VIZ
gnia Apple, 60r; do Cd 7.1aS a Niheru do 10; I'm.
irniion4jn48c. Rum, New England. ifr. very scarce.
GIN tieiiand, Slal 50; An i,c. Nh,kev Rich
mond Reclifrd, 3G1aa7 ca,h Cnc,uniij74 It,, mos.
OArs-By tic cargo 6 Il % T. ru-h".
S,LT-Salc, ut ! 60 from " burt; FL IS from store.
IoBACco i he market continue, active, and prices
well susininci. "" pun'e common Jugs NJ ID to S4s
und Wy f"o ~ IS 10 In IS o; Common leaf ST Is
to 80 medium To g5od is Ia S0.jn; 200 and fine
-iemming 81 L. sl3. \ few hhd. of line n,nnuiuctu-
ring hive been SOLID arey At 81. ruS lG
WHf,r-s3 50as2l u or " ltr and Red
F.oL--Wr qu washed. - t 30; fine ne .ce
81 to 10; eNtrn, As; a-hed one-third off.
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The late Mr.. Leake made galvanic and
CHASTITY effort Friday night to be merry Mark
Inpley, with four thousand miles between him.
self and his sweet heart, without money. food or
friends, the victim of "A swndle and nigh dead of
fever when asked how he felt, said Tho was
happy" Mark was determined to be Jolly" to
the last-but Mr.. Leake tries to be jolly, even
after what every body supposed was the last of
him. That s right, Mr.. Loake Follow the nd
vico of Barnaby's raven, and ''never say die
as long as you can help it,
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Commodore McCauley's Instructions

Commodore Mccauleys Instructions
The New York Journal of Commerce gives
the following version of Commodore McCauley's
instructions:
1.-The orders that have been given to Captain
MCCaul'y are, however. OF the most explicit and
prudent character. lie is not authorized to make
any demands upon the Cuban government, nor
(" ask for any explanations with reference to tEo
past; aud even if he shall heal mot having him
self witnessed the fact,) that vessel of the
United Siates has been fired into his instructions
do not allow him To resent the allront nor to take
any notice oil II whatsoever. 1t is his duty, how
ever, To use indefatigabo vigilance in protecting
American commerce, and, if possible 10 prevent
any Outrage from occurring under his own mme-
diate observation. higher bounty than has
over before been paid in our Navy is now offer.
ed to seanen, in order that Captain McCaulev's
squadron may be reinforced as rapidly as posi-
ble but only in the that vessel under his
command shall witness an attack upon one of
our merchantmen, is he at liberty to resent it.
II SO wanton and gratuitous insult to this
country should be offered as firing upon an un-
armed vessel If the United States, in presence of
one of our men OF war, Captain McCauley is in
structed to chastise and if possible to sink the
aggressor, manner what disparity of force
may exist against him, what armed witness fay-
oraolo to Spain may be present, or what the risk
| to himself may be-"
! The New York journal makes this statement
without disclosing the source from which it was
obtained, but with full faith in its correctness
AS II Is entirely beyond the bounds of probahil-
NY mat spanish cruiAer will fire upon an Amer
'eah vessel IN the presence # one of our national
ships, the Commoiore's mission NAV ha r.,a,,,.1
US ct nm entirely pacific character. We nres,,oe
that any. of the officers of our national vo.s.l,
= II the witnesses of such procedure. would mo-,
? hesitate to pursue the SUM courso u;,l,..a.
, ! struotions. 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The relaxing heats of summer leave behind

NJ II, u long ttnin evil. TIE nc-t universal ol ia re
georrl debility. and it, Htte"dant, l5wness Of
s,hrtt-. Tor ihcte end -peed, and nm
lining tu-', the hnp. III II hnd's German b tiers,
pr ptte,I - d.. c. N Jaeks#n philacinha. 1t il, ir
ep mn. med rifr te"cIis-alnne-unan-
~ trh b. T. rt l. nch tl' iou ain head oi the
dih,u y IL Jaiinn mud thus
live s,r i is mad the bic 1t II naceyies tno,bi
on IT," nu>eo dIrn-a, It. tenic properties vig"
t" The menbrarc, tomorh and promote the -
crrtinn 81 tn" gastric juice, which disave The foo
white lis coriia soohne mud aifcrrive il uence i'm
punt. general regular " and ength the nctin m the
s"rreiive "igan-, aud See"sto tnrty the constitution.
SUI Is experience u It's effects, nnd be.
Irvc il confirmed b. Tie evidence oi n WHO ha> =
tired it, or had opportunity If witnc. she s opera
tina. For sale by Or JACKSON, 100 Arch street See
Advertisement.
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Mr. flournoy having been ntcrrogated by Mr.
Albert \. Banks rs to his views ON Internal In
provem' nts generally, and with special reference
10 the Coringion and Ohio road, replies in the
following language:
"loa say that my letter Of acceptance is not
r'gutded a. suthclcntly full upon the subject Of
"'oI'raai improvement hive always heen
& .11 seatr OF Internal Improvement from my
o.. zsaahoodond did not suppose that my re-
Coroner l. mai sub ect in my Letter of Acceptance
l"u.d he ri understood. I certainly regard the
tuN.ngtou aud Ohio Rail Road rs one of the lea
dug und most important lines of Improvement In
the State, and desire its success NJ much as that
of any other line"
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An ElorEMrNr IN Hon Lrrn IN ORANGE

An EXCITEMENT IN Hon LIFE IN ORANGE
The Newark Mercury says an unprecedented OK
element has been created in the neighboring
Village of Orange by the elopcment of married
gentleman with young lady Of great personal
attractions and the daughter of one Of the rich
has thus abscondcd has been doing business in
New York and has left n wife and child in Orange
unprotected aud uncarcd for Previous to lcav-
ing he borrowed of vsrioas business nen sums
ranging from $500 to $1,000 in all to the amount
Of SI5,0On We understand that since his resi-.
drnce in Orange, this gentleman has made great
prclensons To picty, and has been leader in eve
ming meetings. 1t is unknown whether the
clipping parties have gone 10 Europe or whether
they still living in this country, but we learn
that both left notes avowing their determination
not to ret un.
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The Democracy speaking Out

At an American meeting held in Stanton few
days ago. among other proceedings, reported
I in the Spectator, note the following Mr.
Ryan. of Rockingham, being called on by the
meeting responded in brief but exceedingly
happy off hand speech. Mr.. r. said that he had
always been an Incorporating Democrat. but
could not swallow the renegade ticket Ho
revered the memory Of Andrew Jackson too sin
cerey, to recognize his silifcr, Henry \. Wise,
as the proper leader Of the Democratic party
and there we're thousands of other Democrats in
the State ofthe same stripe as himself. Mr.. r.
referred TO the charge of abotionisM brought
against tho American party, and thought that
those who urged it rsked their reputation for in
tegence to say the least Of it. His entire
speech was captally spoken and repeatedly
drought down the house" When Mr. X. had
concluded, call made upon Mr. Thornton
Berry. of Augusta Mr. b. took the stand,
and interested the audience for nearly half an
hour. with his views of the American movement.
He. too. had always been nn unhinching Demo-
Graf. but considered the dangers of political
Romanism and foreign influence infinitely more
deserving Of attention than any question now at
issue between political parties. Mr. Berry did
not hesitate to avow that he stood upon the
American plqtform-cvery plank oft" and gave
number Of reasons for the faith that is in him.
IIo repeatedly interrupted by rounds of ap
plause.'
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OBITUARY.

Died, at her residence, in this city, on the
morning of the 10Th inst, in the Goth year of her
age, Mrs. BETTE HERBERT OTEY, eonsort of
Jas. C. Otey, and daughter of Capt. Nathaniel
Claiborne of the county of Franklin.
1t is with heavy heart that |, who knew, and
loved her we'll assume the melancholy task of
paving to her memory the customary tribute of "A
notice like this-so fraught as it is, with tender
"reminiscences of the cherished one. who, in full
filling her earthly destiny, has preceded us to
her home in Heaven. While we acknowledge
the divine justice of our Creator. and his right
at any time to require of US the life He has but
loaned Us, we may surely grieve that one 50
young so lovely in person, and in all the r,la-
tions of life so amiabe, should be called away
under circumstances calculated 20 rend all hearts
with anguish Death at any time. under a,.v
circumstances Is an awful reality, a solemn sub.
Jeet Tor contemplation. Bat 10 see Il diving
ino'he, Tor the last time pressing to her bleeding
Heart her httle darlings. unconscious of their
tate can only be tolerated by III wnvernc fnit in
our hedeemer. and implicit reliance upon the
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COMMERCIAL.
LynchbuIg Market.

APRIL y. Is5j.
TOBACCO Active, and prices we'll supported
for all kinds equote Lugs, common, at from
4 90 to s. 90; good, W to 81 0O. Fine
manufacturing Lugs at from 81 10 80. Leaf,
common. q % TO 81 %; good. 8 W to $40
fine manufacturing from u TO Sl5.
WnEAr.-W hite 2.3O TO S2.35: Red 1925 10
$3.50.
FLouR-Superfne slo4: family slI4.
CoRS-9j to - 90 per hu>he of 56 lbs.
OATS to 90 cents per bushel.
We would recommend Planters 10 prize their
dark lug, and leaf tahaccn in large hogsLeads.
weighing from 1870 10 ls0D lbs.
JOHN CLARK,
COMM ssion Merchant.
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IN the famous Jesse Hoyt correspondence"
there Is letter from John Van Buren, to Jesse
complaining that the Wings would not bet on
elections. lie said he wished they could carry n
constable somewhere, as it would revive the;r
spirits. We are reminded of Johns remark bx
the present state of the anita merican party IN
Virginia. They are brimfuI of confidence. deoa
sure of Mr.. Wise's election but thew b,v,
scruples about backing their Judgment.
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II. &. Earrcii's Aruislscs s.sr,,.ncn,.

tauy grcat medicine ell COCA on. ,rrq.trr ~
. .r.fse and ntcluHs amy p""r r,wr,les, victim
:refa grave BY It's powerful stimulating pen-t
I.rand nnodlrc alitie., it rr>'orrs The u.e Of hints
which have been pasted for years; and by its singular
power Of reproducing the synovi" fluid or iit water,
IL cures al diseases oi tie rs nth SUI Using rnpidi
u. fnI rheumatism, nnd hi,cti,rs oftle 81 inc and
spleen it In. proved t.elf spcfc; and for affect on+
tie nngs liver and Kidneys it is almost valua BILE and
ow auxiliary; also. for all diseases OF the glands,
,rro n, goitrcr sw, led neck, ~'c ito. And inderd
for nlmns an, disease where extcria! application :
req ,irrd this medicn" taad' Unparalleled. Sprnins,
bruises cramps, wounds, rhblu burns. etc , are
speedily cured I,y it.
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k"o" the injustice aud falsity Of this charge;
you, who know the loyalty to Virginia and the
South of your distinguished countyman, who
appreciate his honor, his intellect, his patriotism !;
will you permit him to be borne down aud defeated
by so miserable and unprincipled a device as
this
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Sunday School Convention

lie riend. OF tnc Sunday hool cause will meet in
Convention ut this place. June 5 h, nj O'Clock f. NJ.
und continue in Session hrre DAYS.
The "hlect oi ,rntinr il t" twAken deeper
rc,-rrrre vii hr had I, tn "f Seuihc,n md
\" alb Nn Aioin mi the l.sionary work #
",hr An. = 4 Uni n in tins h,ld
S,.erra ol Chr mos, di.l ncuisho cctgymen AMI lay.
No. n fhnrrh expected t. t'k" pat "a speak
- c-i'v,rti"n.
y - .e..r- til. vci.'ty T Il lie sun
'- ~ as. f..l..= s5H,
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Anril 3nh. 1875
GEORGE Nj. RUCKERXC

LfNCHhut6, "a.
Respectfully beg leave cnl the attention of tie
L,dics To their very splendid and sire stock Of
FRENCH and SCOrCH EMBROIDERlES in
Muslin and Lace goods comprising almost every varie-
/, OF work mud style, slso of quality aud price
Ladies IN the city nlsa, those visiting the city fer
will please call aud make their purchases.
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From III Hon, Peter Neaard, ono Of ,he oldest seters in
Hlsn0is

Il gives pleasure Ia add te ,nnny to the ,ir
tucs of YOUR great uctirine One Of my bonded horses
hid n sw cling the cup of the knee about the size
of a ien's egg. Some <all IL strain and some
that il vas the Joiu from The hncr, hid co Id not
cured. tried oil cedar it, and Mi he iinmrnt,
aud ointmcn's aud they did Good thur
then by rersuasion of my friends tried H. &. Fareil's
Arabian Imminent, ard was happy /" find II lake cf
feet inter few days aud ii hnnN cned the noble mi
mai entirely ,hink is. decidedly the greatpst nj
rnent lor horse, a, Will L. human lrsii knew.
7remcnt 7'ass,c,H CO., NJ March lGth, lsf9.
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The Charleston News of Saturday eveSing
gives mn account Of m atrocons murder penpe-
trated nj of the wharves of that city, last
Friday night, on hoard the schooner William Il
John Capt Cannon. from Indian Key, Florida.
The victim wasa mnn by the nime m Barney
Mcclure. who went on board the w. & J. to see
some friends, and on examining whose person it
was found that he had received five stabs. one in
the windpipe, one in the hear,und another in the
abdomen. The deck. from stem 10 stern. and
the hnndspikes, were covered with blood, rs if
there had been desperate struggle. Two of
the crew have been arrested aud confined III Jail.
Their names are Michael and james Conoway-
and the verdict Of the Coroper's jury charges
them with tho murder. Mcclure was about 30
years of age
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SAM IS HERE

Mr. VIM NJ. CABELL will address the citizens
of Iowardsville and its vicinity on Saturday,
the 9Th May, Mt II O'Clock, A. NJ, upon the
PRINCIPLES OF THE AMERICAN PARTY. All per-
sons are requested to attend.
Houdrdsuiiie, "a, april IL, 1855.
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GEORGE W, RUCKER a CO.

u NVHHVKu, n.
Avri 30th, 1855.
Take pleasure in Announcing II their trends and
toners that they now in receipt of ihrir entire
stock oCFANC and STABLE Day GOODS ton the
and respectfully invite al persons ting rcaal
~ goodGOODS reasonable prices cu,l ana make
their sclactions rpl3a...
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PALSY OR PARALYSIS.

Thaaeus Smith, oI Mnid Creek, Tnze~eIl county,
Hin os says: Il had Lost the Of arm for more
ii IN year b, palsy patays. the flesh bad entire.
/; wiihered away. le,vn nothing but skin muscle an /
bone. tiled all the beet doctors, and all the remedies,
| could hea' Of but the, did good then com
meneed the OF H. &. Farre.s Arabian Linimcnt ard
IA lew bottles entirely CURED md my il now as
strong and hrshy the ofhes it is alec f,.t rate for
burns. sprains and bruises.
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ARREST or DR.. BopIKER.-Dr. Henry |. Bod
iker, German by birth, arrested at the Ex-
change Hotel, in Danve, on Monday night last
by officer Trueheart of Richmond. on a charge
of the larceny of gold watch, the property of
ayoung German, residing in that city.
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FArsI. MIsrAKE.-Two men were turkey hunt
ing lately IN Madison county, Ga, and one of
them, having secreted himself in the bushes com
mcnced initiating the "yclping" of turkey. The
other hearing it, moved cautiously along in
the direction of the noise, until he approached
near enough to see an object moving in the bush
cs; surprising it to be a turkey he instantly fired,
and running to the spot discovered he had shot
his friend through the head
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-30
Another Cnma-Ontar

Tho Penny Post is authorized to announce. on
the most undoubted testimony, that Hon. Little.
ton Waller Tazowcll refuses to support Henry A.
Wise, and fully endorses tho position of Mr.,
Patton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-30
MAR RIED

On Thursday the 10Th inst, by Rev. James
NJ Rice, Mr.. WILLIAM \. BANE, of Monroe, and
Mrs. MARY A. PRICE, of Craig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-30
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

BEEf-Si 50 a s. 80 per cwt. gross, which
is 50 10 n | net
HoGs-@7 jolrer hundred. Supply moderate.
SHEEP go, u$7 per head.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-30

SAMIN KING WILLIAM.-The Penny Post has
good reason to believe that tho American cause
is tlourishng in this county, and that Sam will
do his duty there on the day of the election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-30

kHkNea On fOUk nsOkSEN-NEW
LiN hhf STABLE.-Tho under -igned re,i,r,,
iHy informs the ritizers of Lynctburc ,ht Ii. i pre
pafed Ia receive hursrs livery. on tie most accon.
rnlating toms, at the cid stand uf Gen NJ Br, -,
N. Is. Hacks, Buggi-s and torses for hire .nJ
Hack. every Court day to Campbell Court Reu,e
jan ef.isely JOSEPH CLEMINs