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Curryton Academies;

THE MALE DEPARTMENT Of these Aeade. !,
l. mics is under the supervision Of Mr.. ). <Ess
LESLY. Assisted by Mr.. BASS. $50. ~:
The Female Department will be supervised BY
Mr. A. p BUTLER, assisted by competent Ea-
sical and otner lnstructoress. ;.,s
Rates Of Tuition, ;. s,.,
First Glass, Primary Department, per Session 90 %
2nd " ordinary English branches, l2NW
3nd &C higher English branches. .:..,. l5a&
4,h Greek and Roman Literature with
higher Mathematics. 1890
,Music $1,000
Pupils are charged from the time of entering IN D.,
til the end Of the Session. Tuition in advance.
The year is divided into two Session: Of diVss'
months each. ., ...
e# Good board can be had in, the neighborhood
at from So to $40 dollars per month: y. 80 s.sS
-ROBT. MERRIWETHER,. !.
Charm Board OF Trustees.
Feb ii If r:si ;1.-' - 6ssi
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a CARD.
TIE Undersigned will continue the business in all
its branches at the Old Stand, where he would be
pleased 10 have ALL who are indebted to the Firm
in anywisc, to call and settle without delay.
WM. HILL.
Hamburg, Aug 81, 1855. 6m 35
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Excellent Land for Sale.

r WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
i the first Monday in November next, (f not pre-.
viously disposed Of ut private sae) at Edgeted
c. M. nv VALUABLE PLANTATION, con-
taining Four Hundred and Thirty
two Acres, lying on bu,h sides Of Lloyd,s
Creek. about % miles from Hamburg. This Creek
has No. l MILL SEAT on the premises, and
affords sufficient water to carry Grist MILL There
arc about two hundred acres cleared and in fine
state of cultivation Abou. IS or 40 acres Of spen-
did low ground On the premises are eomIorla-
ble Dwelling House with all necessary outbulldnss'
Also two excellent Springs.
For further particulars, apply to the Subscriber at
Hamburg, or Thos. Garrett and 5. Broadwaser, ad-
joining the premises. ,n,rrr
Sent 9t OF
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Land for Sale

LGUU 1Of SstIc
DY consen, of the parties interested, will pro-
d ceed to sell at Edge6eld c. H., on Saleday in
November next, the TRACT OF LAND on which
Isaac Bell, decd, lived at the time of his death on
Turkey Creek, containing
One Hundred and Sixty-Nine Acres,
more or less, bounded BY Lands Of DR.. r. T. Minis,
Rev. D. d. Brunson and others.
TenMs-On credit until the lst day of October
1856. Purchasers gvinginotes with ample security.
EY- The Lands will be shown Is application to
the Subscriber, and will $eertanly be sold, unless
purchased privately before the'nbove time.
JAMES. M. BELL.
S&pt If 81
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

HAMBURG, 8. c.
THE Undersigned has opened in this place an
L ENTIRE NEW and WELL SELECTED
Stock of Goods in the
GROCERY G0MSg
Which he offers to bis friends and the public gene-
rally lie will be in the market at all times for the
purchase of
Cotton and other Produce.
Having secured the services of Mr.. JOSEPH Rosa
MoND, as Buyer Of Cotton, he trusts in being able
to share liberal patronage.
cY- He will also give attention to the sale of
Cotton and other produce, and to the Receiving
and Forwarding of Goods.
Hamburg, Sept ii at 35
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Public Sale of Land !

Public Sale of Land
WILL be sold to the highest bidder on the 25tl
w day of October next, near Cambridge, Mt
the late residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth Todd, decd,
The Tract of Land
belonging to her Estate, containing FOUR HUN
DRIED and TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, about
One hundred and seventy-6ve Of whiclis in woods !;
the balance being under fence. and in good state
Of cultivation On the premises there is q
Comfortable Two Story Dwelling,
With Six Rooms, each having fire-plaee-a new
Gin House, aud all necessary out-buildings. The
Tract is watercd by several excellent Springs, and
tits place on which fine health is enjoyed.
The Land is well adapted to the culture OF Cot
ton, Corn, Wheat and Oats. (.
GT ANY person wishing to buy Land in this
section of country will do well TO examine this Tract
before the day Of sale.
The Land will be sold on q credit Of one and two
wears. The Purchaser will be required to give
notes and two approved securities.
J. McCRACKEN, Rx,oro
P. II. EDDINS. WV
Sept OF OF
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Cheap Carpets.

ON hand fine supply of Brussels, Tapestr!
" Velvet, Ingram and Venetian CARPETS
which will be sold at very low prices. g
WILLIAM SHEAR.
Augusta, .lng 80, If 2s
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Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs,

DUTra in Bladders, WINDOW GLASS, an.
i size cut to order. For sale by
A.tG. &c T.;J. TEAGUE, Druggists.
Nav % IF 10
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Notice

rs Hereby given, that application will be made to
4 sine next Legislature, for Charter to ineorpo-
rate the Graniteve Cemetery in Edgefeld District,
-also Cor public road from Granitcville TO Aiken
= Sept5 II 35
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Fer Sale,

faNWO Grade Devon Bull Calves. AIS,
Il few Grade Grazier and Sufock Pigs.
Enquire at this Office.
Aug 29 II ~
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Saluda Sentinels, Attention
VOU are hereby summoned to be and appear at
i RICHARDSON'S on the 4th Saturday in
September next, prepared for Drill and Instruction.
All desirous Of joining tile. Corps will report
themselves on that occasion; and It is earnestly
hoped that many will attend for that purpose.
BY order Of CaptsA. d. BATES.
JAS. A. DozrER, o. s.
Aug Is It 81
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Cuba MOIasses.

Cuba MOIasses.
A FEW Barrels Of choice Cuba Molasses on
II hand, and will be sold very low, If applied for
soon. Also,
a supply of choice White Vino Vinegar, for
piekeling. S. b. BOWERS, Agent
Hamburg, Aug 10 If 81
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Sept 5
Snlendid Land for Sale,
Notice r his.

Notice r his.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE! Z!
TNuE Subscriber 'ofeH HSor sale the TRACT OF
/ LAND whereon hsIbw resides, situated about
four miles South of Edgsf.ld c. H., containing
Near Six Hundred Acres,
With all necessary Improvements.
Come and witness the,presenL crop, and all will
be convinced as regards thu fine quality of the land,
and it's adaptation to- otharultiraun of cotton, corn
and small grain: j twill be pleased to show the
land to any one desiring 70 purchase, ,o,,.o-
j.. S. JOHNSON.
s.,, x s.=tf 81
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L O 8 t

ON the Road between Edgefeld Village and my
" house on Saluda River, on Tuesday last o
small POCKET DIARY, with a memorandum Of
weather, &C., and containing about One Hundred
Dollars in Bank Bills.
A liberal reward will be paid for the delivery OF
the same to me, or TO Mr. W. P. Butler, ut Edge
field Village. A. u DEAkiNS;
July 10 If 20
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Nursing Bottles,

WUI6IIH UUICI0df. =
4 NEW and improved Style-Also. Nipple
n Glasses, Breast Pipes and Pumps, Nipple
Shields, Tee,hing Rings SC. For sale BY
A. G. & T.J. TEAGUE, Druggists.'
Nav 9S II -. -
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FOR THE LADIES !

O1e = HH1a H10a1Aa1S y -"
WYE have on hand great variety Of ooloazes|
w Handkerchief Extracts, Toilet Powders and
an assortment Of Fancy aud Toilet Soups;
4 Pomadcs, Pure Bears Oil, Huir Tonics, Restoral
tives and Hair Dye; g -
Preston Salts and Aromatic Vineear;
Cream of Beauty, -Carnation Rouge, Hair De|
pilaory, &c., to all Of which the attention Of TIL
Ladies' is respectfully invited. For sale BY
A. G. s. TT. TEAGUE, Druggisss.
! May 90 If =
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lust Received,
Merinos and DeLaines,

AT VERY LOW PRICES
V1HE Subscriber will sell his present large Stock
/ of French and English MERlNOS and Ill
DELAINES, at rery Lou Prices. Phe useoe:naens
embraces great variety Of styles, for Ladies and
Children's dresses. Also, superior Welch, Gauzs
and Six Warp Flannes.
'AN .wIEIIAM SHEAR.
Augusta, July 80, as
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A G ard,

A Gard.
q Z. BOWERS. Agent, may be found under
y. the American Hotel, where he tenders his
professional services to the public.
eB- Large bills entrusted to his chargawal bs
put up in the neaest style and fees very moderated
Hamburg, Aug l3 y. IT, 81
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Bricks for Sale.
IH1lJE. sub.c. ih.r has lot of BRICKS for sale
81 ut his Residence.
Is. +. .IIOLLrNGSWORTH.
Aug 90 ~ ID
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
GUARDIANS SALE.

r. State of Iowa, I In Coansy Court,
Scott Connty. SIS. for said County.
DCRLlC NOTICES hereby given that the nader,
signed Guardian Of The persons and property of
Elizabeth b. s. Tata, (fut aerly Elizabeth saith,
widow Ut John Smith deceased.l and Of Edward q.
Smith and Emma A Smith minors. viii BY 'he order
Of said Court made at It's November session. i-s5
pose at Public Sale the premises on Saturday lhe
9Th dsy of December. 4. ID. 1885 between the hoHrs
of oeiJck \. NJ. AMI 4n'cloek i. NJ. OF said day the
following described Real Estate, x.--aH Of two
(2) In block O in the city u la'eninrt IN said
County, except the twenty tSel eet afsat lot.
Which said property belong the said wards of tho
said guardians. TERMs CASH.
Sale eommene at 10 o'elk. A. NJ. OF said day.
les said property previously sold al private sale,
ENQS TiCHEN0R,
Gusrt ian ~ Aforesaid.
Coos 4 IILLoA, At.s, pcyo dim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

havana, NV
The Spanish brig Orient got on shore u
short time since on the shoals on the BAHIA.
ma banks and was abandoned. She was
bound from Liverpool to this port, and was
found by two wreckers from Mas-aum who
had commenced taking out the cargo. They
were attacked by a Spanish armed launch
from Awenbago, who fred upon and killed
two OF the wreckers's crew and five or six
OF them jumped overheard and were drown
ed,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
LAT EST N { WIS.

NEW York. Nov. 1!

VIEW IOHk, NOV. ~.
Ex-Postmastcr Kendall Of New Orleans
has been tried there for emb exzlement. The
jury failed to agree-1l for acquttal. His
counsel requested an immediate second rial,
out the prosecuting attorney had it post
poned until the April term.
We have dates frem Buenos Ayres by the
Margaret Eliza to Sc, I. 10Th. The British
packet Of the 18th announces the outbreak
Of cisil war in Montevido on the 2Sth OF
the previous month. President Flores was
driven from the point and Immediately hoist
cd the banner Of the legal Presidency in the
suburbs OF Montevido.
lie had force vuriously estimated at
from 600 to 1000 men under his command
The departments have declared from Flores
aud others, it is said, Orzba. The Brazil
ians in the meantime are shut up in their
barracks in Montevevido.
The weekly bank statement shows an
increase Of $547, 900 specie, and the fol.
lowing decreases: 424, 200 in the loans,
$4,000 in the circulation, and 4i9 600 in
the depo tits.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
For Sale.

I'VE have for sale one hundred choice huiipg Iois
w In the Townef Waleott and nfty we'll situated
i've acre losn the vicinity of said Town, all ofwhich
we will sell to actual settlers on liberal terms.
September 1st 1855 COOK q SARGENT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21


NOVEL ATTACHMENT. On Saturday a.
tcrnoon a gentleman drove down upon the
iii. Cen. r. X. grounds in his buggy, and
aligh,ng, listened his hors, securely to a
the rear car Of long train standing upon
s de track. II CHARGED that the tran WIS
made up for starting. and an engine back.
ing slowly down, took it in tow and started
for Alton. The horse yielded to the pres
sure of cir ur stances and kept on as well
as be was able, the buggy however was
not at home upon the rails, and cast itself
away upon pile Of boards Fortunately
drayman near by succeeded in lberatirg
the astoniahcd steed just before he would
have been called to attempt the gridiron
structure Of the pier. No serious damage
was done, but probably all parties learned a
journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

co way down South, in the Parish o. Con.
yan D a. 'hey have bayou that they call
~ ,t nufen, because since its first discove-
,eIl 'oo years ago, ii has been impossible to
""hieh way the water runs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
Rea! estate.

IoHN =. II. TALLxAH, CHARLRsPowKRs
poushkeepsic. N. Y. Dav enpOrt, 0wa
TALLMAM 3 POWERS.
Attorneys a. Councillors NJ Law
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office, south side of second street opposite LoCare
Block over Wiley's store.
I ANDS boughtaui sold on CDnmission. Having
A<aiso an Office in Eastern New York, al n point
rom which aiarge emigration may be expected during
the present season, have unusual ahvaB tagcs 10
dispose of Lands to actual settlers.
!. Loansnsy '.iated on Real Estate security.
-REFERENCES-
New York City. peugikcepsc, N.Y.f
Hon. john Van blren, Hon. CharlesH Ruggles,
:" A.C. tagg. Gilbert Dean.
. Charles u'Gonor, :. vasser ~ Co,
William r. Have meyer, 80 Benson J LOSING
Anthony J. Bleeckcr, Prot. s. F.B Morse,
William u SkiJinore. Utica, n. Y.
Albany. n. Y Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill. Cagyer sx Porter Chicago, III.
HogeboOne, King and Boics RK.Swft and Co..
Eras,us Corning. Mile and Fowler,
ApiI3d wit WlR. Wood aud Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

Carriage for Sale
A WELL FINISHED FAMILY CARRIAGE that
~ ha. been used hut a short time and is nearly as
good as new, for sale cheap. 80
Also. one set Of Eastern Carriage Harness, Silver
m ount-d aud as good US new ,,ro
20 =. '. r'is''N
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

Mr.. Neville, proprietor OF the Kings
County Hotel, Williamsburg, N Y, sud-
denly disappeared few days since, and it
IS feured that lie has been murdered.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
To Millers.

1.-TWO millers wish employment. Address box 1si
post1 aee. Osvespors, ssd il win be attended to,
Avt II ilxs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
Davenport Market.
IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,

KEOktk, IOWA.
THIS home company j. no" prepared take risks
on In. 81 fer classes o property on the haad Ian,
and on The Cash pian foraeash premRm, at rates as
reasonable rs those III any reliable COMPANY.
DIRECTORS:
G H. Perry, John Mcclure. r.. II. harrison.
J. ". Rankin, Geo. u SnHh, r.. u. for"'
r. $. Greed, ;. ;. INNINGS W. r. turner,
q larber 4. Wickersham.
OFFICERS:
c. ". PxRRy President. r: II. Harrison Treasurer
l. " Rankin " Prssidt. W. t. Turner. Secretary.
Oljce in Witherwax's Riock-oNer Dawson d
Cos Boot aud Shoe Store. Brady -.
J. 7. LANE, Agent.
Nav s.d,f Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

Interior and Atlanta Bank,
Notes Of the above bank win be resolved n ouR
IN Banking Houses same rates a. other eastern q
western currency. COOK Il SARGENT.
Oct 9. IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
Suicide.

Philadelphia, Nov. 70.
f. Dubut, an eminent mineralogist of
North Carolina, committed suicide BY cut
ting bis throat Mt his hotel, in this city, this
noon, on account Of pecuniary embarrass-
ments. He was the discoverer OF gold in
North Carolina.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
Missouri Legislature.

81. IsOufs, NOV. ~.
In our Leg stature, Saturday last. reso-
luton to go into election of United States
Senator, the last Monday OF the present
month, was read twice and after elabor ate
discussion and much feeling among the
members it was passed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
So Lots for 6a1A.

TUE undersigned offer for sale SO desirable lotsip
i their additions to City OF davenport. liberal
terms-a credit Of q and years will be Civ 70
parties Who " i'll build this season.
June 10Th, 1855 COOK SARGENT
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9anking.
--BA NkERS--

MACKLoT & CORgIN, Davenport, Iowa.
MACKLOT, CORBiN ~ WHITE, Fl Desmoines, 10.
REFER TO
Messys p. CboTK AvJx. d Co..
Jons TnoArsoS, ESQ, Banker. ( New York.
CAsHIEn AMERICAN EXCHANGE BAsx,)
Mcssrs. TxssoS 4 DAMIEN, Bankers,l
- LrCAs II SlAoxDs, - I 81. Louis.
- l.. A. BxRoIsT d Co.."
Cashier tlantic Bank, Boston, Macs, Messrs. Thomp.
son d Oudesluys. Baltimore, Swift, Esq Banker
Chicago, Ill.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-23
r 4 ROVE, ELHoR.
" + AV VERN lLLE:
The Vctocg Vetoed.

Our readers Wili ind ou the first page Of
our paper rc,icw of lhc Ndo Messages 81
G,y. Bigl,r. The review is evidently he
production Of some individual belonging to
the ami. Erol,rck a.n4 . tine democratic
PARTY. lib we. worthy of careful consd-
ERA ION l., those oi our democratic friend.
who have been Iuduced to place n high esti-
roa,e npou the INTEGRITY and Independence q
orr Chi1 Mag 'stratc, in couse qocuce q these
very yctocs 50 severely criticised by Blu
tns" Many persons wilt, amer poIus ns The
reyi,w. BE- inclined 10 doubt Wheeler on.
present TX, x,cu,iye is really entitled 30 the ap
Ration ~" lInucst john" no'~ Outstanding
thee thirteen memorable instances Of th'
.x,rci.c Of the d" one man powor.' 1t j.
,omcwlat singular, 70 say the least, tha
ctcry one Of the biIs vetoed, should hay'
been introduced and supported 10y the oppo
rcnts Of the Governors particular friend
Frederick.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-23
Trinity Rivcr Cor,c,poudrrcc.

SrNLHs EANcn June 81, lSij.
Mn EprroG II have been a cou.tau'
reader Of the Tins since the e st issue ami
have never. IN amy number Of your paper
seen whore tLcrc WAS one word S, d in re-
gard 10 Tie mines in this vicinity. And !
take II upon myself 10 send you few lines
for publ cation, to let every miner who las
been unfortunate know that Trinity river j..
the place to got his money back It is true
thcrc are no biz strikes 10 be made such as
we frequently hear Of in hin digsngs, but it
is one regular hing from sl2 to : / per day
30 the hand, and any miner WHO feels dis.
posed TO scllc down, I've comfortably and
Won. Tie bars of trinity, can in short time.
with liitlc economy, accumulate snug t,Ic
Fortune. don't know Of a single company %.
this vicinity wjo have water tbat are no'
making from Si2 10 $ll per day 10 the hand
NIcssrs Hammond Smith & Ga. have rich
and extensive di2sing,; they are now a.
work building a wheel Gt'y feet in diameter
70 raise wa'cron their claims.
The Missouri Bar Company have just com
pletcd their wheel, A fee, ia diameter, and
are now ready 10 commence work.
M,s.r.. Clark, plum & Go. have bar dig
ring, that cannot be worked out in FIVE years
which Viii average so per day. In fact /
don't know Of claim On the Trinity that
VII not pay fair wage. II properly worried.
notice several companies making great
preparations to work the bed Of Trinity ta,
summer The water is now almost low
enough to allow companies to comrcncc Au-
ming ana wing dan.ing.
This vii unioubtcdy be onc Of the most
'ayoraJle season, for working The bed of Trim
iiy that ever has lccn.
We have farming ao.n2 on also, In all its
various branches, by our worthy neiehbor,
W. Stincr, who has a large crop Of vcgcta-
blcs growing Of every kind, which look re-
marhably WE'LL He has also several acres Of
iuc booking wheat which will be ready for
the reaper in n short unrc.
Yours, truly,
STFEI. PEN.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-23
Correspondents, from Canon Crrck.
Steel PEN.


CA>oN CRY, June l.. 1888.
EpIron TwEs Dcor ST.: Prcsum'ua
that few lines from this place mi ht not bc
embarrassing 20 some Of yournumerous read
cr,. tr,spass on Your column fol tie Grsl
lime, hoping That you will indulge mc,-uot
for the purpose Of cStoliog uc supposed rich
and incxhaa,tible treasures which ne hidden
in The deep bars and hji, Of Canon creek.
which lcar, for lime and The industry Of the
miner to dpycIopc
This r,cc, unlike many others in our
County. oGrs but faw inducements. lor any
other mining pursuits. Here Ire eater
Prise and energy Of the miner are more folly
developed in The way of saw.mlo, water
convey .nc,-, and mining facilities, tAao is
generally seen 10 places of mort ancient
date.
The Canon Crcck Water Company 'rca
orally known as the BIC Dam Coz have
,lcir 1omc completed near two m.l,s The
humo 5, s.> roct wide and lhrec iu huehth,
capahlc Of carving three hundrcd ,'ucc
lcads. Thi, Company possesses advantages
superior to any otLcr on the Crcc,, from It's
commanding position, ana to the enterprises
md oruey or rs mmbus tAe % jners are
udl,d lor The rrosr,ct d soon having am
allttau, supply # hydraulic power, SO cs-
: those a,tp ',.. .gy in c>cayalmean and washing
Willis, our ne'elbms are ,rioy.uc them
selves ~ jAc sports Of The turf, and winning
a world of fame by 'aer uuri 4lled courser..
we, lor Che want Of The 7aaltnredai. are en-.
joln- outseiv,s IN con,strg b.fdal ,,loci.
,y, which, besides aAogd.u- Us considerable
amusement and uo liule excitement. we trust
oar ueiehbnrs are wiling % admit more
manly, whilst we, WitA the sau1t condor. ud.
mt theirs % bee more ariaCtrve. Our
champions are now only awaiting the world
to bring th dat which never Inns been
beaten, thatthcy May pluck additional 'aurrl,.
'h,rgo, placing thcr names higher ON tie
records at Elunasue I,1tt
Times h,r, are gradually assuming f.a.
turv ui catvc ot our actual resource, Tile
Rex. MIR. ----- visited as 'a,1 week, and
delivered am appropriate. tui eloquent ai-
dress 90 large au, attentive au.Iruc,
MAY hc acn.n visit D.. ard uo- s,. t' 'nuur
2 salutp Influence 'ron ,do ,,aca1.5ui .u,
Divine llcc,plS. Ad.tu.
ADRIAN.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-23

Tur CAvE Al 1AYLoa's FIAr.-We have
received, through the poiitcuess Of Mr.. Kcs-
l,r. mail rider between Shasta and Big Bar
several specimens FROM the Cave recently
discovered nt 1u> lor's Flat on Trinity River
We are informed by Mr. NcCroary, who
resides in the immediate vicinity, md who
bias oar,nly explored the cave, that it is well
worthy the attention of lho.e who have a en-
riosily 10 witness DE freaks Of nature as dis
ylnvcd in such singular phenomena.
The entrance by which visitors at present
obtain access is of very small dmcu-ions, aud
II is na,ter IS much j dicully for person
inclined +, corpulcncy to pass through tle
narrow orihce.
The Indians in the yicmi,y say that there
+ another aud lalg,r entrance, at some cou-
,idcrable distance from tie one AZ present
nscd and they have volunteered 10 guide a
party 10 il. aud wc trust lhat some of our en-
terprzng friends around 'hhad'Ah Oar "d'
profit by the opportunity thus offered, and
send US an account of the discoveries they
may make Tie Indians cannot be induced
t. enter into the cave rs they say tha there
j. nn immense animal somewhere within IT.,
that dcvours al persons tina, penetrate his
stronghold They .ay that several Indians
have attempted 10 expire i'n days gone by,
and have never again returned or been heard
of. According to the Indian accounts, the
cave il of immense extent, and they also say
that there is very large lake somcnhcrc
within it,
who viii Be the first to make nm cypora.
non, aud give os an account Of the wonders
hidden within the rcecsses Of this rcmmka
Die cavern.