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MEM FIR ".

- " NiNlD\ iei icrs he mo-, .iu Ar.
7. ttsuk, 60 the ladies sHl t;.n,!etncn O 8
Maf-ha'i and rir,u'y. fur their very literal pat.
renaae hcrclefote extended to the Old firm Of
Nsf3 $ Ntieo, and hogs leave 10 ssy to b.,
ga f.cni- aud customer, thai he .a., IN ron
neriiuu VITA Gen. l., ,iesr and Uill,u 4
Smith purchased tie eniige sloss 81 sanis Of
nr ! \ iar,an aai a>.pcia,sa ws.n them IL,
sa.ine., under ,he n.s..s AVID sigs 81 tieinn
Cr-er & Co At ihg OH stand 1t Wafd 4
NNpH.
iuallenn 10 thrie rSeecta 40, / ihey ~.
peci ia reserve, la few weeks, iare~ aud
well sclf,self assortment Of EVERY sriti~ u.u-
a.iy k,N ia iry snJ s.ne< TIE. in,,,.
ihriF if.ras~ to r,sc ihein esh - they ~.
avleuany,i - o.ler great iaduy en.~ul, AMI
saal haF.aus
Agui ~ lsd..
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4 nGAKS, good ar,io.r. IN boxes OF 100
\ each ior SAFE by
II & K. |! KEY
hprii 2s, lsJ5
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VA TCHNAkER AND JEW ELLER.
KEEPS on hand clocks, watches, and
MA icwelry; and Masonic, Odd Follows,
ss.-ss and Other seals Manufactures sl. kIr3s
Of gold and silver WAR. Work done at ~hoft
notice. and at price. to suit the times.
ApuI ~ lS55
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sa..ru a--atimcn, of double Dsr'-l
l sloi ean., fp-' received and far ss'e ~
II. q Il II kE.
NMl.7-. 1sr5
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cash one hundred and nineiy,six dollars,
and 10 entirely out Of debt Il sus,Ains =
course of popular lectures, which nro well
attended. What are our other cities and
larger towns doing in this wnyf
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CasE Ar CIS>
OMAHA Cincinnati despatch of tho
9th ult, says:
Rosetta, colored gid. sometime since
brought to this State from Kentucky by an
agent OF her master was declared free BY
the State court Mt Columbus, and a euaf>
dian appointed, The girl WAS since arrested
Under the fugitive slave law and to dsv
brought before Judge Parker, Of ibis city,
who decided that whenever slave, by
consent Of the owner, sets foot on Ohio
soil he becomes in ali respects free, be,
therefore, declared the girl free. An at
temp. WAS made by the Z. s. Marshal to
arres, her, which caused much excitement
and mob WAS nppreheuded, but finally she
WAS conveyed to the Woodruff House,
where she now is
TuE VIENNA CoNrrRrvcr.-Th sub
Baltic is that the first Of the four points Of
guarantee, namely, that the Danubisn frin.
CAPABILITIES be placed under the protector
Of the Five Powers, has been unanimously
,,reed i, the ,onfe,e,cs Conn, Ya,.si.
rode. /, is believed. will proceed to Nenna.
whom IN. n.,oc;a,ior, h.coms critical
Tn. ,,ocesd,n,. ,,e Lsn, az ,sc,., I'm,
very l,,,le ;nteliiraa.. If WHAT, dan, N
,bs co,fe,.ucs can he oh,,;,ed he ,bo
agent. of tho nuhlin ares.
GREAT MILITARY EsrepirIoN TO rmr
Renuhl,c,, ,b., o,de,. nav. he., tsceived
from Wa.hinc,on "a, ,hs ..rlv march If
c,n. ,I,a,..nJ ,,oo,s I'D, C.n JI,,,.,
10 ,,a ~, pIa,ns ni,L =. ,;ow n ch,s
,,a,n,, ~ ,La iadan. n.ha h.yo n, VAR.
na., 80 .nr.aod IN n,oJo,ions mo-, tho
,,o.',,,, al H.. ,,nrdo, ~ .ms,ic,,
-, +, /. n,dars,ond FIN, 1000 of
the troops are TO be stationed at ! or' Lara
ME, 500 at fot kearney, ooo Al fot
Riley, aud 1910 on the Upper missouri
They are to take ort years supply oil
Tho nfou, ,oin,.p ,.rrdo,s,ood =, ho
~ III. ,llia. a, Nm, a
s.;J - ha.
l. The abolition Of the exclusive Rus
sian protectofate Of tue pr'ncit'alities
:. The lfee navigation oi the Danube
3. The opening OF the Biaca Sea to the
liags ct all nations
. Inc teuueuon OF 9e'"s'oFo' anu 'n''
itat'on ct the Russian naval 'orc's IN that
direction IN order NAT they may no longer
threaten 'ons'gntnopie.
~. r,na;naa,; ca..,,o -, tho ,i,h 81,
-. Ia.',a an,;,ra.;,o 70 t,.r,,s r,on,
nL;a k.n,niI, AZ In1;a,. ANA ,cms,ls
:. ~ L.,a sa.. no,lin,, lLa :, /, o,,o,,
-. a., - :, raI.cn,,ia ,,,a, folloy.d
49,. .n,..,....,, ~ -, ma. Tha ,on
ethi character Of we efnle'""'s ~" Is u,
hish ofder' 4" 10 h'e'nsehce anu o''"''s'
Arpov, Eon,,1,.--The Newark 81
IA Adv,,,isa, saws that ON the nisht Of the
os,h mir ,bs au,or. ho,eali. made An unu
sually brIiian, display. which Iuiiamed the
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rs hereby r.van that a. the fphfuary Term
] II M, county court, pertain "g 30 'se e--
tate Of io,rse~a persons, hcld m and cor he
county of HARRISON the undersigned eSecuiprs
Of tse l-t wi'l and testament Of ormoud
Re.,,.zs. hic II -ad county dcceasrd. eerc
dur qualified Thu. il therefore 70 rnuiy $50
persons hoaAlng claims agaissi sad deeea -''d,
10 present them duly authenticated and ,ho-c
indebted 10 make immediate payment d"
ISAAC \ DAVENPORT. brcu'of
JUDITH kEsrESS, t,erutrN.
s,,a tSt1 1l g.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
CorNIY oi lltRRisoS.
Copha, 4 hnlrcw- IS. Thomas J. Green
Ia The D.,f.et Couf, Of said County.

v,tI, Sl,rW ~ ,oJ Cona,y Gr,cl,1r,
-, M.
W ere eompHh"tu 10 -nn''Non n ~,
}. "feeh b! Puo'cH'''h ~ u" ''N"s
h'pap"'Sh' We" -FSI' tNo'7"'' ~ s"''
county '9f '"H' M',ss ,'''uS ~ ue i'o'
MONDAY heF 'ue ga mummy ". "'','' y.
1900 To appear al 'he term Vi ,"% ''''t'o'
house thereof ON me a"y ana year aio'',r'''
ANA to answer 'he ieu''oh OF ,h' P'".,.." 'h
'n,i pehllhR ~ s"'u 'oul'' .r wnefe'n sp.A,
" Andrew" j. fiainui ana iH"ni"' > "fre'
Us ntlfhNahtf l Ih taH-' W NNts'l H"N'ali'"f ~
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DVfNT>yR TOR'S NOyyrE.


DufNTSTR tTOR'S NOTfCE
I ETrERS Ut administration 'vcre GRANTED
| / 90 ihe uudrrsi gupd ou ,hc estate ot Bon.
iamn u \ Hunter, d,.aa-cd, ST tho March
term 1885. by the county court pertaining go
the estates Of deceased persons, held 90 and
for the county of llau ,ou This Is therefore,
to noaW all persons having ciaiw4Heginst ..l.d
estate 200 present. them NithHl tbc um- pre-.
scribe3 he lass, ard iaa~r ricbiei to make
payment JOIN klNhN Adrr.
April g. 1850. n35 "a
IIEWE'S luimeu', Ilaf ln.meut Mrs
| | Brovu. Vain Killer Just received arI
for sale hy
lchruanl7. $50.
MN BOOhS
lust received large assortment Of -choo'
- and miscellaneous BODY.
IT, u L. II KEY
Marcb 20, ls55
nANlp lNNnRErH 5 rsr,i,a -eel, usN
- crop. Just received ar4 i'r -ale US
\ : JOHNSON u CO.
February Il, 1850
DERFJMERl, LAtmgt-, Jo,eey ouh5
! pomalrs ha,- OILS anl fancy aitirie-.
Jnsi received sad toy sale hy
s. : JOHNSON 4 co.
February II, 1850.
I ARD and Iia.ced oil. -prt. ,urpcrirc,
lIwh.tc ieaA window pias-, AND put,r Jl-t
rec,i.od rr1 ft-, hy
A. = JOHNSON 4 90
February II. lNl5.
Lost teviincatc.
I DSr,-1hr heaiughi certificate OF t,o.u ! o.
II Austin. issued by Tire Board ot | ANA touv
mi.~ioncrs Of Harrison c'uutr, rn the 7th da
of lanarty. lei0 No I52 class 2nd for sAa
acres Of land u Not heard from or found
within evy day | sl4i apply Tor a dup.I.
cate
G Il COOPER.
Aime 81 Coin Au@iin.
March t7.ls53 729t
Lost or H,sin!d,
1 cer'.fcute toe $40 acf.s Of land, ' 1907
! y .ssuod ty Jauts > ',lllel, adlnilrt rrlr
r5al ~ A l.'in. "su September iS5t ~ Robt
w. MaFun, assignee h htnfy Stafford, Il
no, found ~ An 60 DAYS sh.ll apply f,r a
dupllcai. y. CAR AKltlIt,
March - 1853 p33 ~
GPOilN'S sex hcadaeh remedy Just ~
- cciycd ard tot -ple hv
:. JOHNSON IS co
reltusfy Il. 1850.
CAST NIIfI mons.
GCQNlil.S easi -sesl planter hoe, No Ia ,
y W G. & Cos cotton !, J
Ia~t received nod for sale l'y
II a e. II KEY
March -. 1855.
Nl'INrER' y bsl sam of Mid cherry, jndAit' s
w ointment, and Pink syrup. lu,t received
and cor sale hy
\ s. JOHNSON 4 co
i.ltn.ry - lAEs
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ArRoR, BoRrALis.--1he Newark N.
j. Advertiser says that on the night ct the
2s,h ult., the aurora boreaii. made All unu
sually brilliant display. which iuiiamed The
sky Ia the nor,bess, to such an extent that
the first impulse with many was to cry FIRE,
but moments watching revealed the trre
cause.
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On the 3Oth ul,, one hundred and sevea-
., six bushels OF dead letters were burned
At Washington, o. course each one was
opened previously, and found to contain
nothing Of value. We see it stated that the
same ds, 3 900 dead letters were returned
layton. 5000 to Canada, 5000 to Prussia,
and 1000 to Brennan These were all res
ceived within the quarter The loss of the
carriage to the department by these dead
letters must be immense Under the new
law OF prepayment all this will be saved.
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In Sullivan county, Ohio, one Of tho can
dids,es for county clerk was pledged to
give one hall the proceeds OF the ellsce TO
the widow Of the late clerk, and the othe
promised In the event OF his election, TO
marry the widow.
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The -four points as understood BY the
representatives Of the Allies at Vienna, are
now said to he
| The abolition Of the exclusive Rus.
sian protectorate OF the princiralIties.
: The free navigation of the Danube,
3 The opening OF the Biach Sea to the
tlags OF all nations.
/ The reduction of Sevastopol and lim>
taton of the Russian naval forces in that
direction in order that they may no longer
perpetnally threaten Ccns.antlnople.
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The Houston Lyceum now hasa circn
lg'ing library Of three hundred and eighty
two volumes Of books, generally of very
valuable character. and has on hand in
cash one hundred and nineiy,six dolIars.
and is entirely on, Of debt II sus.Ains y
course of popular lectures. which nro well
attended. What are our other cities and
larger towns doing in this wnyf
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The Committee on Converts oil the
Massachusetts Legislature some twenty'
forr in number, inspected the Catholic
school, under the charge of a few French
nuns. ~ Roxoury, on the 10Th ult "o
are informed, says the Boston Courier, on
high authority. tina, one member OF the dep
r,aticn depor,ed himself N such manner
that should the committee pursue their IN
QUESTION through other Catholic establith'
men,-, respectable Pro'es,an. citizens are
TO b. called "a tn protect the ladies from the
ioulness OF an official hlackguard.
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%. uE\nRlCk. CleiA
Us " l. BARRlt. Deputy
Na-.4 1i 1850 3! &
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The Cincinnati Gazette OF the 2l,h rli,
notices large emigration to Kansas rom
Ohio, kantucky and Indiana, and remarks !.
~ We have seen nothing like L 10 extent
since the rush to California that followed
the discovery OF the gold miues. The gen
eral character Of the emigrau,s also is OF a
high order, rs to intelligence and means
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TuE VIENNA CoNrrHrvcE.-The sub
stance Of the intelligence brough, by the
Baltic is that the first Of the four points of
guarantee, namely, that the Danubian rrin.
CAPABILITIES be placed under the protec,ora,e
Of the Five Powers, has been unanimously
agreed in the conference. Count Nessel,
rode, /, is believed. will proceed to Nenna.
when the negotiations become critical,
The proceedings are kept so secre, tina,
very little intelligence Of what |, done III
the conference can be obtained by tho
agent, OF the public press.
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Professional Cnr0s.

Il A. PATlLLO, AHa-Hcy - Ian. Marshall
HARRISON county, Tcsa. oil
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GRANVILLE LEWIS, Anapep - i''-
N hus removed from lefei son 10 Marshall
tie continue the practice Of Law ~ tass
and nths- touuiic- ju tbr sjSf'i judicial district
lnt u thrsurrer., and f'll,tal courts ct Tyler
fHnr 8. ttb} lv
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IMPORTANT II SuiPpEhs.-l'er the informa-
ton of shippers we publish the following section
Of the act of Congress imposing II severe penalty
for shipping oil f vitriol, and other eombustible
articles, without giving notice to the master Of
the vessel. Many vessels have been DESTROYED
by fire, when at SEA, in consequence of neglect
in this respect:
See. Z. And be il further enacted, that any
person or persons shipping oil of yitriol, un,lack-
ed lime, inhammable matches or %gnnpowder in u
ship or vessel taking cargo for divers persons on
freight without deliveringat the time Of shipment,
Il note in wutig expressing the nature and char
aeter of such merchandize, Ia the master, mate.
officer or person in charge of the lading of the
ship or vessel shall forfeit to the United States
one thousand doHdrs.
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sccoxo pAY-rnrespAY, OCT. 1lru.

David Sezton-Stg,sa character of the wounds in
the body: one ball had entered the head, and am
other the breast. He SAW no other wound saw none
on the knee; had heard a wound there spokcn Of hut
did not observe it.
William Iiix-Ahout . O'Clock, p. ~, saw the
prisoner running in taediceetion OF Crockett house,
along the cross.alley. lie Was running North from
Back street. Witness wa going home. Prisoner was
Running al She time he saw him. Neither spoke
Had not heard of the fracas, aud observed nothing in
prisoners hand. lie passed in six or eight feet of
tie witness. Witness knew it was Graham before
be heard OF the fracas.
Cfoss-etaape3 By d4eacc-Did not stop when
prisoner passed-but stopped at the mouth of the
allet. after hs passed. Saw no one else inthe street.
Thinks he met 40 ono else.
james N. Baford-Was one Of the party that
Went in pursuit OF the prisoner. Left here in the
morning three or four days after the occurrence
Thee were fifteen or twenty persons together. Mr..
Rider aeied,as guide. Went on the north side Of the
Cove Mountain, Saw foot marks in a branch. The
party had separated. Witness and Mr., Ganaway
were together. on the top OF the Ridge Mr.. Cana
WAY remarked, " Wonder he IS TO which the pris-
oaer replied, " Here | am if you want me, come
and take me- Ganaway saw him FIRST.
At the time the witness FIRST saw the prisoner, he
was IN the act of turning, with a pistol in his hand.
Witness told him there was no use iii that foolish
nass to which prisoner answered " l have nothing
bat this small pistol if you want me, come and take
mr. Witness told him he was Surround ed--to give
hiaseif up Ike a man, and he should be treated as
ole-io lay the pistol down and come and meet us.
6anaway, in an excited manner, ordered prisoner to
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.Z.,. At, t4 a asIlsIau, don't know that pfss'nsf
-, .@,t# A.. .Hs fsfhaf.
-. r..tasti,4 J., u faz Wines saw indications a
-. St., =, .sb,eaucut occasions by COMPRISING
-, f.,, ii. owe. also by hs putting his hand to his
- ~, st.t.z A.. r...llccts csr,uaIy on three occasions
49, - 4, ,r Gp,blnys office. Ia this inter
az ..,,.rtaifal no enmliy towards witness.
w - - :. .t,u, he had been treated badly. ON
~ - =, ~ ,rcsted badly. Had been told by Capt.
" sa' II. ~ :, go. =, beware cf Graham, that he
'as'."k a. - - an.ri Prisoner confessed to witness
"a - - :. g5,l,,y,s Office. tat he was then armed
Univ - hts action thai it was under his
W." =" .u.'.,ha.1
- - -" =, ,,-soar,;a, = drew NY pistol because Of
- ra.o,stca hin, in throwing up his vest
i'."'i
as 81 ~ ~ a. a.3.l,t e, the f1ets t,a.el by Dr
= ,,5. 49,. r,raeltps 10 pass over. also. the ties
.9s.t. a., O. r91 yyltncss) who was uext called and
ta.hs - ~ =, -. .s.atas,ton i, ehirf on Tho part Of the
.s5.,
r,,r1F DzrzyCs.
u. T. ..,-u,1 l.aa ac5aainted with the pris 5ncr
- ,vta, Ia =, - ahont - or = years old was
-. -, IA aon.I, in d.,,rtmrnt. Afer TINT iime
=. E.-t.sAI.. .,,.,res cb,n,sa. yssage di,kened and eyes
t.,f...u, ,.ry ,losa-uv,d about half
- sI .~a.55,cd t,,et,er from boybood-wero school
" 49, II stoat "a yo,rs ara. the change ia appearance and de.
g...,o, oh ,I,ro ne about 10 years old Gluse Of
..-..s .bau-,, =, he from fan tramra horse. The injury
80" = a,ayo t%s eve. Considered it a serious wound, and
1t 1. ,r,h,tl. IN end Ia, f,ain-thought from its character
a. . mid Il, ..ra,4nrat Il, its effects Had not observed
- at. t,uae =, ,#,t lcf,r, that TING. Think the
-. ht..,a4rot e.. a,ossdIy it.
- ~ i,a,,r. Will. ..Igi,. testimony a fcw months
.,9. ,Is ,t5nr, finn tbs b,rsa WAS totqHy sensal ss-face
a,s,4 ,It,5st 5i,4t Have staer seen his caunteuanee assume
,t..,,, s,raa.c-bufH lawn; seen him flI. Had seen hm
In hf,h gt,t. al tim. of ex.ttc,oent without any apparent
o,,s, n,,,rtn,o toward. ness,.t relations was greatly
cb.uroa NJ limos actpatcd by mkind feelings towards then.
Great illumination had taken place towards some of them
,yi,bout ms WAS pp4icplarlv irritable at the idea Of
,,,,1c s.,i,e at lin. D,nt know Of any other
question in vldshh he was particularly irritable. Regarded him
whom in those paroxvsm, as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was here
,yn4sing cotIor-lv) That condition of his mind was periodi-
eal-1at repnl,rig So. lie never exhibited hs irritable dispo.
sitton on iarv. other subject. but as respects Soothing at, except
matfimony-on this subject. witness would never venture TO
converse with him. Think him a nan of unsound mind, since
II, ,,,,rraa, It's moral character was rroyprhiailN
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consultation, John X. Porter. Silver Cry Wing,
was nominated! The Albany Erp'ess. a Is. n.
print, endorses the nomination. aud says that no
American candidate will be nominated in oPposi-
tom
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New YORK PoLITlcs.-Old John Adams sail
a great many years ago, that New York politics
was the devils own ncomprehensibility. Down
to our day the inoomprehensibili,y continues, and
we suspect that his satanic majesty's connection
with it has not ceased. OF the Democracy, we
have the hard shells, half-shells and soft shells.
OF wings, fusionists, straight-outs and silver
greys. OF the anti-slavery party, free-soilers,
republicans and liberty men-ihe latter having
two negroes ON their ticket for State officers. So
we have temperance men of various stripes, and
liquor men in motley mixture. And Americans
on the Philadelphia platform aud Americans off
it. Anti-renters and woman's rights men, and
many others, with fusions and COMMISSIONS ming
ling all.
The straight-out Wings are to hold . convcn.
ton the 23rd inst. to nominate u ticket. But in
their preliminary meeting in the city, they endor-
sed Erastus Brooks, an American.
The State Temperance Convention which met
at Syracuse on the Sd inst. passed a series of res.
%olutions recommending that those candidates now
before the people, friendly to the cause, be sup
ported, and that the temperance interests will be
best subserved by a cordial support of the Repub-
ican nominens, so far as they are found to be pro-
hibitionists.
Another resolution adopted as their own the
nominees of the Republican Convention for
Judges of the Court of appeals and Attorney Gen
eral.
The Know Nothings held a mass meeting at
Troy on Wednesday lat which the machinery for
the campaign was set in motion by organizing a
corps of speakers for the State.
The liquor dealers held a State Convention
on the l0rh inst, at Syracuse, at which they have
probably done as the temperance men have
done-selected their candidates from other par
ties.
A Constitutional Rights party Convention was
also to be held ut the same time and place. 1t
is a party in opposition to the Maine law. and
nearly identical with the liquor party, with which
it is in sympathy.
In some sections of the State remarkable 'fu-
sions" are being formed. In tho Albany Senate
rial district the Softs and Hards held their con
~vsntions at the same time and place, when, after
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MARIED

In Liberty, on Tuesday morning, the llth inst, by tn ]
Alex. Lubank, DIR. WILLIAM A. BOARD. to Miss ELt2sHi
\. GIsH. second daughter Of " illiaIn Giish, all OF BtdI
county. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

TIM NlerIaS.-Ihe National lnt"lligencer al
ludins to the naval officers Who have been drop
cd or disai,sed BY tie Naval q ard, say: Ma
ny of taen, witt amiable f%tnilirs, were entirely
dependent on their pay for The support Of them.
selves and those connected with them,and are now
left entirely without resources of any kind; while
others, from ageor inlirmitirs of mind or body.
are unable 10 do anything for themselves. lit
appears really cruel, under all the circumstance
that they should be cast off by their country in
such u Summary manner." The whole subject
will, no doubt, be reviewed by the next congress.
Such is, evidently, the wish of the country.
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6f& srnNfhLINA UNION NGRICI LII3AI TAIt.
The members of the above Fair, and all
Stock, Implements. &c, Intended for exhibition, viii be trans
ported over the Southside Railroad, on the following terms, viz
Pay REGULAR RATES In coming down to the Fair. and
return FREE.
An extra Passenger Train will leave L%ynehburg "a : O'Clock
A. NJ, On MONDAY. the 2d inst, stopping at all the inferno.
date stations, 10 take mp passengers. and reach Petersburg At
at > o'clock =. NJ. There will attached to this Train n fcw
Freight Cars, for Stock, &c, The regular Passenger and
Freight Trains will run as usual. The regular Freight Trains
leave L%ynehburg at d o'clock A. NJ. on Tuosdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays, and arrive at Petersburg the same days at : o..
clock 7. NJ. Stock. &c, fr the regular Freight Train, should
be sent to the Depot. at L~ynchburg, on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
The same regulations az above will apply 70 the Virginia
State Agricultural Society.
Persons attending the Fair must provide themselves with
Tickets at the different depos at which they take the Train, or
JnH rates Dl be charged, both going and returning.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
L. q. WALLS Superintendent.
OFFICE S. S. r. X. Co, Oct. l3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

GESEEoUs.-Tho citizens OF Clarke county, Va, lave c
tributed nearly S2090 Tor the relief Of the yellow Ter .an
cts of Norfolk aud Portsmouth, and are now engaged in rails.
5000 with which to support and educate the son II the r.
Mr.. Chisholm. who 50 nobly sacrificed his life in mHsh4iag
the wants Of the scouree-stfickcn inhabitants of ior,moui
five Nc1ks sincc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

"a. &. Faareii- Artbiur, E.ininicnt.-1ht, erl
brated medicine, skilltully composed - ii set tar mes' AeaHi
baisams and penetrating oils, can never fii To- ere auuuatH t
~ affection thai could be allcNiatCd hy an external reHras I
superiority over all other Liniueuts Is VroN,aiy tic iaa"a
loHs csrcs il performs. and by the great and constantly ia,fr'
i'm demand. There have been sold within the iast yer Mf
than THREE MILLIONS OF BOTTLES, aud there ean be 5ai"N
persons found VINO do not beStoW uponi il IT, t4slest Iratse hi
tho rare virtues it possesses. Nothing, perhal : ince ''ea"
ton Of tAe world, has been 50 successful a. I'M eA.arnH'' ,1 N
for all Dervuus diseases, as this wonderful tHf.tFe, VIII
applied, l. instautaueuusiy difuseS Itself tlIealh Tie WIZ
system, soothing tic irtatcd nerves, allayins ite mosl Intfl>
pains. and creating most delightful sensation. Read tlfiA
lowing rruarka1le cure, which can be attestod 70 by luudru'
who were fulv acIuqiuted with The " hole Circumstances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

SET TO THE PESIrESTIARY-We are informed thru tas
criminals have been sentenced 10 confinement in the peuln
tiary b. the Wythe Circuit Court. and another is on trial Il
murder. Several pockets were picked in Wythevlle h4
week.
TINE OF THE FAIf-The State Agricultural Fair aha
place on Tuesday, the Both of October, and VIII last four days
a usual.