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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-07
NEW BOOKS. NEay BOoKs!!-

NEW BOOKS! n EAv BOOKS !
" PAYNE & CHRISTIAN have to-day received
the following Works:-
Lishf and Darkness; or tie Sha low of Fate;
Ellie; or the Human Comedy;
Oneni-try ct Common Liie-by johnston
Lights and Shadows of English Life;
Nv Confession; or Story Of Wonans Lille;
Our First Families;
Barley's Poems;
Glove IIall-by Miss Sewel';
The Island Empo; Scenes Of the First Exile OF Ma
poe1n;
Letter. to 1 lie People on Heath md Happiness;
Ie,,rr. 10 the Right Rev'd John Hnghes-hy kirwan;
Art Hnts-by jarvis;
Memoir If Bennett and MA fimesi
Tue Ladder of Gold;
Mary Lvndon-cn AuobiografhE
AIoortnnn'- Virginia SPRING;
Mineral Springs of the United Siates-oy Del
The Sis Days Of Creat"n
lie Cu,e Mpnque ,o,,,.,
LumaN's Digesi-2 volumes;
Grattnns Repous-llth voIamf'
parson, on Coniracrs-2d volume. aug % u
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SEC AIRS ~ TOKAC eco.
NJ. LANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS in srcARs AND TonAcco or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
gENIE subscrbers hnvc constantly on hand lurgr
l. stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS. OF
the most approved brands which they feel confident
inferior TO none in the marko aud which will be sold
the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
ORpEns from any pnrt of the Union will be pronptly
met nnd ente satisfaction Guaranteed 10 purchasers.
The iollowi. rnnds are kspi constantly ON hand
In Flor de Iabann, La Suuua,
California, Las Tres Coronas,
.Iicntencal In Goin de Aqua
Old Dominion Conluisia.
La Fcl dcP. !. G., ri Leon dc Orc
La Tererila. I'll Nuptuno,
Rio llondo, Plantation,
FL ProRama, Figaro,
lhs Tres Estrellas. In Norma.
Herman Oorez, Principles,
Lafayette @c, ~.
TonAccO.
)ronoco. Nectarne.
Gptn Leaf, Catawhn,
Golden Pcnch. Stenard, &s.. &,
,i,o
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,.,uxAs HING MACHINES AND

r.ytsXA SHIN d MACHINES AND
l. WHEAT FANS-li. y. W httemore " Bro are
anufcturing m their works on the Basin very superb
mr. rHRASHiNG MACHINES and FANS nt mproy
eli patterns and ready fill orders at short notice
and on reasonable terms.
Farmers waning superior Machines can depend on
Getting such by efson application or ~ aadress ng US
through the Post Ohict.
A>o, all kind. of repairing done at short notice and
on assemble terms. .
We are agents orthe sale of OBED HuSoEi
CELtBpAEEp PATENT REAPER AND MOWER, at the
i anutac Jurers price.
Those wishing obtain any Of lie above afic'es viii
do well In send in their orders eally possible.
The eaner be examined at our Works
rnuv5
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GAM DECLINING UNCLE SAM
~ having declined writing my moie notices Tor me
| have to rely my young "Americen' genns, to en-
able me o announce TO my fends and thu pubic, That
Ia consequence of the expiration o the term OF service
or my Cook, will suspend operations IN the EATING
DrrturMrNr of NV business until the lat Of October ;
dlrng which time will make such improvements a.
will enable oer my friends greater ineiliie ga Tor
GOOD LIVING than hn found in this upper
country.
My entire attention ail he devoted 10 the service o
the BAR which shall be IA heretofore, supplied with
the hest liquors aud Cgars that be had any where
My patrons are invited 10 Fnrn LuscH, which will
he served Ia handsome syo every day nj II oelnck.
john W. SMITH. Lessee
nnla Il ni Mn.hinRinn uonse Bar
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THOMAS w. ROXsTEN'S
Clothing and Furnlsnih Store,
nag l2.ls Petersburg. Va
DOMAINS 81 JOHNSTON,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
July 9is Petersburg Va.
FALL STOCK, 1855.

-
Petersburg, ia.
NlNCE the late fire the II ol May last which
~ de,aoyed enr Store nni stock Il Gonds, T1)
We have tuken the Store. one 'laar above f"".
ellis Hotel and tofme'ly occupied by Nessrs. w
Wilt, Len n BraWrcy where we have opened u large
and entirely Nv stock of Goeds. We haye lust re-
criyed from the European Markets by hr .1ps Aurora
West Point it,oc nad Neptune, large Il varied us.
of China EaIthenware, &c, &c, aud
fom the Nurharn and Eastern Manufacturers, nn as
sorltnent nl Glass Ware embracing every nltioe usn
nils ke9 in establishments ot his kinl We enumei-
few ii the leadine Il les: Gilt ona l. III Dinner
and ! ca Setts sumo of which eie very hetpniu Vases
Pitchers, l'iatas Dishes Cups mud Saucer 1 hhss
Ware of I'll kins; bowls, pi,ehers, Gabes tmbers
Wines, Dceauters Salyors, Shades, Salt cd ahd
BRITANNIA Warc. Cnstor Waters in SAus#' 'p"nte
Giit and Mahogany Frame Looking tinsses. zeb and
descriptions; lamps, Gaandoes, Bathnf e. Japan
Toilet Srts. AMI Stonr Ware at all sizes ! Ing pur
cused Geols mostly fer ensh, We tee ee mi TINT
can sell rs Law nny other house h h' - III ihe
county fho-c Nislins Ia purchase arr res ally an
ved 10 examine oar stock. We pay futte4'3e aiten-
tiun Ia the racki1l aputtmeuts
MUIR Il STENUN3,
sep3ts LIT door nbose PoweI, uetel.
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DEDFORD HOUSE, (oppoej'e Couri Honsf)
ID MAIN STREET LIBERTY, VA, IN the site OF
the Hotel formerly ket by VIM. Terry esq)
The above House, now re built in the modern style
and furnished in the best i. opened for the
reception of eue,ts. The undersigned promise their
best efforts merit auy patronage wh h they miy re
ceive. QUARLES X STEPTOE,
Prhprotors.
A HACK vii always he in readiness 20 convey the
guests OF TIA House and their baggage to and from the
II Road free of charge. npl3 dts
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BLAKe Prttaa
PETERSBURG, VA.
WILLS a. PITTM a n,

(l.arrly of the firm of Wills, Lea n i}row'ley.)
Ek{ILL give thcr attention to tho sal md pnrr' S'
? all article. OF Agricultural Produce, Farming
rmplemeuts \ =, aud purchase Cor order mad sell "i
commission all altrlcs Of Groceries, ~ x receive
and frward Good. and act general Commission
Agents ian d@clN
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NOR SALE.-$ 900 Sonds OF ths Virginia
l. and tennessee Rnroadl nmpany bearing per
cen. interest, principal and IN .est payable in New
York and secured by second mortgage upon the on.
lire R0nd and all the assets of the Company
These securities regarded us of the first class,
and will be sold at price command the attention Of
every capitalist Full information of the present cond
lion ind future prospects the Road will be furnished
10y us npon application.
June i-d&cts PETERS. SPENCE a. CO.
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sN0 PHYSICIANS =

4 lering's Blue Mass, thu Nest in use;
Herring's Castor Oil large and sm'll bottles, reoriy
taslre,,;
English Wine Co chicum Root-rreparel from the
fresh root, and innnitely superior 10 the wine OF
lie seed or dried too;
Ind Extract Yuleriap--iom the fresh English root
cultivated IN this county;
Asl. ali the oilicnal Fud Extracts" carefully pre-
pared;
Liquor Ergntilie;
''lde Potass (Aknson & Bigger together with a
y'rPe'" assortment Of pure Chemicals; extra nice
sfmaated Measures; snaa Glass Funnes; Instruments.
"c Nc, uied to the of Physicians in town aud
'lhtr?, carefully selec ed for ale by
STKOrlIER & WHITEHEAD,
an2its Druggi-t- Bank square
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lnD M1n AC rs ~ 1 KAN
tVD.NVVD WARRANTS WANTED.-As
land Warrants under the new law, being is
sued am nuxinus buy large quantity, for which
will pny the highest market price IN CASH. will at
tend regularly tie Courts Of ArPomattox, Campbell
Anhers, aud Bedford. and occasionally Chaotte; and
will always pay the hes, prices for Warrants. Any who
mny have them will please apply me before selling
| prosecute, IA usuul al clan- tor Bounfy Land
Revolutionary Claims any claims against the Govern
ment ot the Uniiei States.
iune 7.t4 CHAS w STATHAM
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L.uIweli III. Browsa

CIVIL ENGINEER, DRAUG II rs IAN
An d s u r V EY OR,
nFFERS his services tn the citizens of Bedford, aud
W Of Lynehbarg anG will pay strict -tehtion TO any
business entrusted to him.
ADDREss- LIBERTY. ap 3O--ts
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DACON.-Just receiving LOT of country cured
ID Niddbng Bacon al our Grocery under the
Warwick House CRAWFORD & RICHARDS.
mn
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LIQUOlsICE:

j. IS cases ia, -tck - eRosa" brand;
~ IF O. -
G1 macs. "Ot,omans"' .
jus, received md for inc low by
anp e5ta LEE & JOHNSON.
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NOTICE -.rcrsoua indebted to will pleas
~ come forward aud settle their accounts.
apr3.ts A. s. RNGLEDOVE.
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4 tOAL, COAL, COAL. COO tons best Red
w. Ash Anthracite und Clover Hin Coa for sale at
w.st Richmond prices including freight and tolls.
All orders lcf with tie undersigned will meet with
prnupt attention. DANIEL s. JASPER.
nuy Ino
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~
sNGS.
$5 90
3 90
A 90
6 90
. 50
4yncl'burg AZ
ny, and con.
and Cedar
Rock Alum
yjtlrille Line
Returning
Saturday at
arg MONDAY
ENrORl
Lady Of the
ca stony o.
MoRSE's.
sale al thel~'
ZETEl.l
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MEMBER OF THE kof Az ainant ColIeges Of the
, and the greater part Of whose lie has been spent
" te Gosptas o. London, Paris Philadelphia ana elsewhere,
~ some of the most astonishing that were ever
', Many troubled with rnEngiT the ears and uea1 "he
eo reat being alarmed at sudden souuS any
,ness with frequent bushiug attended, sometimes WIN
go, mini ,rern rrlrel mmeliatev.
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A n COST am Offering my entire stock Of
N Ladies Dl, 50 Goods FOR cash; a,o
sorment Of Gents senr such Vestings Hosiery Lin
on Goods, &c. Cnll nj my Store room under the War
wick House mug 25.tsl Z g JORDAN.
vgSE KECElVED-lO tons Peruvian Guano
- 800 sides Sole Leather Philadelphia Calf Skins
aud Shoe Thread. 5000 lbs Leaksville Cotton, No. 5
to Is, with penel nj assortment of Groceries
feb 5ts JOHN HOLLINS
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

NATCEE's LEasoSs or REL-oIoS--The follow
ing by j. q. White Is instinct with lessons of
religion apparent 10 esefy eye IN Natures scene
~, aud audible every reader:
There IS a religion ia every thing around US;
calm and holy religion IN the unbreathing things
of nature, 81 hirh would do well to initiate
It Is a meek and blessed inf fiIence stealing as it
were, unawares upon the heart IL comes-t has
terror no gloom in its approaches 1t has
nothing 10 Up the passions; il is untramele1
~ the creed and uushadored by the 50 s1perstitions
Of man. 1t is fresh from the hands Of the Author,
aud glowing from the immediate presence of the
great spirit which pervades and qnickens H. II is
written the arched sky. II looks out from ev
cry star; it is among the hills and valleys of the
earth. where the sarubless mountain top pierces
the thin atmosphere of eternal winter, or where
the hty forest fIctuates before the strong winds
with is dark waves OF green foliage, 1t IS spread
out Ike legio!e language upon the b oai bosom
Of the rCsleeping II il this that up,ifts the
spirit within US uaiI it is tall enoa-h to overlook
the shadows OF place Of probation; which
breaks link after Ink the chains that binds as to
mortality, and which opens to ina gina;ion a world
Of spiritual beauty aui holiness.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

LAST CHtLD OF LAFAYErrE.-The cores
pondent of the Newark Advertiser says
Madame Mauhourg. the eldest daughter and
last surviving child of the Marquis Lafayette
is dead Size died a few days ago. aged about
IS, at her princely residence in Turin. where
she has l'ved many years. and since the death
of her noble husband, at one time French
Ambassador to the Holy See. with her daugh-
.er the Baroness Perrone, widow Of the Pied
montese General killed a. the fatal battle Of
Norva, In le49. The Baroness inhcrits the
rare virtues Of her mother aud her race. and
they are likely to be transmitted through her
carefully trained children. Madame NJ. often
spoke gratefully of her family relations with
the United States. and delighted in every op-
portunity of bessowing her graceful hospiiali-
ties upon the citizens OF the country.
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done wrong; he knew that she had been d1iv-
en- from her home, and Guessed the cause
He again thought of the lovely and peerless
4 Ia how noblv she had acted in no. deceiv-
ing him; he felt sure that her soul as
pure as the snow tha, falls frbm heaven. Lie
without her would be misery. what cared lie
Tor the ninth gener4tiou-back. Ada WAS love
". her mind tree and untarnished with the
vices that too often belonged to the higher
classes. She should vet be his could he but
find her And he walked with quick ua
easy step seemed to be in search of some hing
he scarcely dare To- ask himself what. star,iny :
al each fair tace and DARK eye he met.
SIX months had passed and A bert reclincd
earelessIy upon a sofa a. his boarding house,
holding Ia his hand newspaper. which he
did not see H.. was silent AMI gloomy. he
had sought in vain for The only being he could
ever love; life without charm, he was
weary Of is. There was genie rap AZ the
hall door. a servant opened it. ami a sweet
voice asked for employment. Albert grew
pale and jumped to his teet:-that voice. what
could it mean; it went to his very soul and
reminded him of hours tina, he had hoped to
forget His door opened and timid girl en-
tered. Albert saw her face. eau sht her in his
arms. and pressed her wildly to his BOSOM
excaliming, Thank heaven am happy; found
at last. found at last.
Tears were shed. the greeting over. and
the past psrdoneI, aud things arranged for a
wedding the next evening.
Mother" says Emme Wright. her blue
eyes flashing with delight. "ook here; Albert
Edwards has sent his card for US to meet
social parry of his own selection at his board
ing house this evening"
ON no doubt he has repented Of his folly
and wishes To sue for vour hand. a I,cky
thing that sent that flirt OF girl away"
Emme dressed herself with extreme care
endesvored To look very handsome. She be-
gan to already feel mistress of the elegant
Edwards house.
The small party were assembled, Emme was
confused and wondered what was goin. 10 be
done. They were waiting for the bride AMI
Ada stepped forth leaning trustingly upon the
manly arm Of Albert. dressed in costly satin
OF snowy whiteness, looking beautiful an
angel marble paleness overSprcai the face
OF Emme. and she hysterically caught the
hand Of her awe struck mother
The wedding was over and Mrs. Wright
and Emme soon returned home rather cr,st
fallen, declaring ven geance upon Albert
Ada now lives in Indianapolis. Indiana n
happy wife and mother. highly honored, and
loved by all who know her. And none of her
large circle of friends ever dream that she is
one OF the descendants of the "accursed race
of Ham
l.
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TRuIaFuL STxPLTcIIY.-A physician, ms
king his morning calls. in passing the resid
ofcrape attached TO the door knob. Naturally
interested in the circumstance. and seeing .
little girl of some i've years old. belonging to
the family. standing on the sidewalk. he rein
ed up his horse and asked
MARY. who is dead II your house2"
Sister"
"Ahl w.,as doctor did you have to attend
herr
"Oh. we didn't have any; sister managed
10 die without e"-Exit doctor. with good
morning lesson from child. We should nes-
er despise small admonitions.
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For the Palladium
The Bind Man and the Child.

Poor little one. thy task Is hard
Above thy strength and years;
Wandering by day-at night perchhnce
Thy inflow bstbed with tears;
l. he the blind man there. thy sire,
And is il aims that ye require!
Were there no rich ones whence ye came,
Had they no aims FIR thee.
That thu. We wander far and wide,
In search Of charity.
Have ye no kindred friends. nor home,
That We afar, are forced to roam?
Say did Implying ones deny,
To hear thy artles. prayer;
And coldly turn away from thee,
Aud leave thee to despair;
Have friends and kindred thee denied.
The aims that strangers have supplied?
Hast thou mother. little one,
And is she far away,
Anxious. awaiting your return,
II H.nrt--ick at your delay?
An who may know tn = Dlpthers fears,
Her bitter anguish and her tears!
By stern necessity's command,
You have been fprc'd to roam,
Far, far away from sacred ties,
rom kindred friends and hnmc
Ye on whom fortune long hath smiled,
Relieve the blind man and the child.
Farewell! poor little wsnderer,
The blind mans fairy guide,
MAY vet possess a happy home,
Where lis will not betide;
MAY blessings on her steps attend,
Nay Haren be erernlore hy friend!
III mo. So.
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CAPrAIs FoLsoa papers bring
Intelligence OF tie death Of Captain J. l..
Folsom. who was believed to be the richest
man in San Francisco. lie wen: out there poor
enough. with New York regiment OF vol
unteers One third Of his real estate he leaves
to his nephew, 9. D. Folsom. who is at
school in Ohio. and tie other two thirds 70
the children Of Mrs. Forrest Those are
subjec. to an annuity OF 5000 per annum to
his mother. His personal property he divides
be;ween his mother aai sister
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Eg The Richmond Enquirer advocates
tn. erection of . monumen. u the memory of
PsrEs FRAScIsco. q eolored man. born =
slave in Virginia. bat emAnciPassd - the
commencement Of the revolution, and eniist-
ed zs soiiier. He served all Ihrough the
war, aud was subsequently Ssrssant-at-Arms
Of the VirXinia Lae9sissure.
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~Wesk motives axe sufficient for weak
minds. Whenever We see mind which We
believed stronger than our own moved habit
uaily by what appears inadequate. we may be
certain that there Is. 10 bing metaphor
from the forest, more TOP than roos.
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FoLLowISG 4 PREsCRIPrIos--A man IN
Maine who had stolen watch. gave as an ex-
cu>e that he was unwel. and MS physician I'D
viosi him TO take ksackesag.
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A NEw PREsERvE.--A correspondent sends
the following:
have lately been very busy making new
kind of preserve, which | NAV say is quite a
discovery. to me- at least, and which promises
to insure me plentiful supply of good whole
some jam for my family during the winter.
a. price below the usual cost OF preserves. [
was, the other day, making some ordinary
apple jam, and before finishing it, | put in
some blackberry Juice, in order 10 give il
litde color. and | was as.onished at finding
how much The preserve was improved bv the
addition; SO much 80, that it might be mista-
Ken for damson jam. As yoa will See by The
following proportions, the cost must be very
small, wherever apples and blacAberries are TO
De got | put two quarts of the Juice of
biackberries-,hst IS, bring the berries up
To a simmer for Ave minutes, and then strain
them through a coarse cioih-and abou. SIX
pounds weight OF cut up apples. and one
pound Of crushed lump sugar, and stew il up
In the usual manner till the apples are sosen-
ed down. aad the mass becomes of the usual
thickness IL is wholesome and good. and |
thought that WAS within the reach of every
one all should be hnoxa.-Godey's Lady's
beoe,
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DIR JOB DEPARTMENT,

t-Has recently been fitted up with the atesf Styes
-, and ve are now prepared to do al kinds Of job
work -uch a. Books Pamphlets, Circulars, Bills caFd
p.tsr. &c Printing done in fancy -coored Inks. with
at,r-. and DESPATCH Orders thankfully received and
n,omntlv attended 10. Address. HorLowA Ay 4 Co.
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suit involving the responsibility of Rail
roads, has Just been tried in the Clark Circuit
Court, Judge Biehnell presiding Early in
November last. Gordon L Love Informed the
officers Of the JeffersonsiAs Railroad Compa-
ny that they intended purchasing logs in
Boone county. provided the Railroad would
agree to carry them from Thorn,own, on the
Lafayette Railroad. Ia Jetersonville. They
agreed TO furnish the necessary cars at Thorn
town OH the 9TH Of December. RELYING upon
this agreement Gordon IL Love collected a..d
penned at Taorntown. in December. 1919
hogs, weighing 2S2. 900 lbs. and which had
been bought deliverable by Tie farmers be-
tween the lst and 29th December
The Railroad failed 10 furnish cars until
seventeen days af.er the stipu!a- ed period. Il
was alleged tha,, during the detention. the
hogs had fallen off nearly % 900 lbs. in
weight; thai the price had fallen that the
cost OF feed had amounted 10 large sum
and that 20 of tie tattest of the hogs had
died by all Of which Gordon Il Love had
been DANA ed In considerable sum.
The Railroad plead the general issue. and
endeavored to show that no officer of the com
pany could have entered into such contract.
The power of the company closed at Edn
burg. the terminus of its road. or a. lndisnap
oils, in consequence of a lease from the Msii-
son Railroad l. was proved, however. that
cars were furnished by defendant a, any point
any of the Railroads connecting at lndi-
annapolis. Ii was attempted 10 be shown that
notice. dated November IS, declaring that
the company would not be bound TO furnish
cars at any particular date. had been poblshei
and brought 10 the notice OF Gordon IL Love
In this the company failed. as. from anything
that APPEARED, the notice was not IN existence
al the date Of the contract. 1t was also at
tempted to be shown tha, the blame of deten
ton was owing entirely to the officers Of the
La ayette Railroad.
The argued with great ability by
Judge Otto and Jas. d. Reid. of Jefferson
vile, for the plaintiffs. and by Randall Craw
ford of this city, and John D. Ferguson, Of
Charleston. for the Railroad. After being
out three hours, the jury returned verdict of
twelve hundred dollars for The plaintiffs
This decision is important, as establishing n
principle that Railroad Companies liable
for damages sustained on contracts to trans
port goods beyond the termin. of their Roads
--Neac -fi5any IrtbUne.
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-Suitin. Creditor.

There was certain lawyer on the Cape
long time ago. the only one IN those "lisyens"
then and for au5ht knew. al present. tie
was man We'll to do IN the world. and what
VAS somewhat surprising IN the limb OF the
law a'erse to incur litigation. One day
IL bar a -, cn',ira s;j he ..tbat
h,asla1 shoam,ter ie,xn 70 1b1. p;gson c.
,,',, 60
nrbsa,. aw,I ,,;a, ), f''''
I'M ~ hll.,.... ,9..
..OI 49, '"'-
Nv Il a.
.,..s,, e''' '''e'' % III '''e 'ioN'' ''on
.:C,,,.
VII why do.,t you nav b;n,s,.
..Iybr, - "a bf.,t,..j so, .d