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The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31

DisMIssEp.--1h he Senate has dismissed its
Secretary Mr.. A. Cornwall, for an indisnity Of
fered Mr. Tntile. and through him to the Senate
The resolution OF dismissal passed by unani-
nous vote.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31

CorroSwooD BALL.-By reference to the card
of MIR. Hontoon, the dancing public will per-
ceive that public ball will be given at The Cot
tonwood House, on the 5th day Of April,-next
Thursday. This will no doubt prove very
agreeable party.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31
Quarterly yi.itat;om.

By permission of Divine Providence. pro-
pose to visit the following places at the times
specified. where we shall hold our regular
Fourth Quarterly Meetings. for the present con-
ference year, beginning on Friday evening and
closing on Sunday evening:
CIRCUIT. PLACE. TIME.
Scott Valley, April 13. IA and IS.
ireka. City, . 90, 81 and 90
Weaverville, Weavervlle, '' 81. % and 30.
Shasta, City. May 4. and 6.
Red Bluffs Red Bluffs, :. IL. 10 aud l3.
E. ARNOLD
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31

VETcEs-The manner in which Gov. Bioler
has recently exercised the veto power, in dis
posing of special acts to benefit private indlvid-
uals at the expense of the public is receiving the
unqualified appreciation of all parties.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31
Saturday.

WATER-ITs VALUE.-Few people have a cor
rect appreciation of the inestimable value OF
pure water. This remark is in an eminent de-
gree applicable to Californians. Here the most
OF us value it for IFS worth an agent necessary
to success in milling, mining and agricultural
pursuits, while others only esteem it us an ele-
nent necessary for purposes of navigation We
have received file of the Water Cure Jour-
nal' for l854-for which we are much indebted
tosDr g. NJ Bourne, of San Francisco which
has certainly given us greatly enlarged views OF
the value of wafer, and of the extent of its cura-
tive powers III all manner of diseases. Accord
ing to this journal, water is the catholicon for
to assent to the proposition of Dr. D.. that " cal
omelizing and bleeding should be made feon-
Gus by statute''-indeed we would so assent, if
we had any sort of security that we could hence
forth keep out of the hands of all kinds of phys
Clans Without such secnrity, however, such
proposition on our part might prove decidedly
unwise But to the subject of waters subject
we fear not much to the taste of some of our
readers. We quote from the Doctors circular
to the Corps Editorial:''
Water, with its adjuncts of diet, air, exercise
clothing, ETC., is the universal Panacea-lhe one
all-available remedial agent. producing all the
effects aimed at by drug and vegetable posons,
bleeding, cupping, blistering. butcherng.--
without The slightest chance Of producing any of
their i'll effects. Water is sedaiive, tonic, cath
artic, astringent, emollient diuretic. s,imnlant:
febrfacient and ttbrifnge: emetic. nervne !:
an opiaie or somniferent Of superior and singular
efficacy: an antdote To poisons-curing hydro
phobia and reptile posons generally. You may
THINK AS you PLEASE. gentlemen, but can prore
,rbof san bpu0nd c0a-H
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31
MAR IL T. d.

At Red Bluff, Shasta county. on the 10Th inst.
by J. A. Vrach. ESQ.,. Mr.. J. Granville Doll. late
of Indiana, to Miss Harriet Ii. johnson, late of
Missouri
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31

II Wilson, who was rescued from the iail
in This place. has been rctaken by the She riff
and is now in cur county prison.-Mountain
HernL1
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31

" The Sunday Bill Of which we spoke last
week, will operate only in two or three coun-
tics of the State, tue inhabitauts OF which peii.
toned therefor
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31
Grand total of prizes,


This rattle is no hnmbug, bnt the property. as
described, is on hand, and placed at near its
cash value. The drawing, which will be by
wheel, will be conducted with fairness, and ev-
cry individual will get the prize they draw,
which will be ready for delivery Immediately
after the drawing. The stock is mostly on Croy's
Ranch, and will be kept thsre subject to the or
der of those who draw it till called for. The
object of the proprietor in offering this raf.
tie Is to close out his business, and at the same
time give some lucky hombre an opportunity to
make his pile for trifie He is one of the old
est residents of Shasta, and will respectfully re-
fer to the following gentlemen for confirmation
OF the statement made above relative tu the val
of the prizes named
BULL, BAKER & CO., Shasta,
TOMLINSON & WOOD. do
p. NJ. EDER & CO., Weaverville,
RHODES & co, Yreka
PACIFIC EXPRESS, do
70 Tickets for sale and to be ratified for at the
Eagle Hotel ana st. Charles Hotel in Shasta
independence Hotel, Weavervie; at the Yreka
Hotel, Yreka, and at all the principal trading
posts In Northern California.
JAMES DAIGH.
Shasta, March 81, 1855. til
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31
THE SHASTA COURIER.

II The Advertising Agency of l.. r. Fisher
has been removed 10 the office of the Pacific
Express Company. corner Of Montgomery and
Washington streets, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31
Religious Notice,
Daigh's Grand Raffle
1000 FOR s.,
To be drawn on the 18th of M...
at the Eagle Hotel.
TICKETS THREE DOLL.ps

THE FIRST PRIZE Is THE
r A G l. b HI o TEL,
With all the Furniture, Fixtures, 81
NEW AND IN COMPLETE ORDER
~ now doing first rate business. Tb;s ana u
the largest hotel in Shasta, having from, of s,,
feet, and forty.two feet back, divided into su: .
able rooms, all elegantly furnished.
The End Prize is Daigh's Corral
Having a front of l5a feet, running back l7O
feet. together with four lots fronting ON Main
street. 90 feet front by 80 back. and immediats
ly In front OF said corral On these lots there; !,
a neat and substantial dwelling house, and on
the corral lots there is good warehouse; also
stables, sheds, &C., all in good order.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31
M a IN a q Is II S

M a M a q ER@s
Cottonwood,
MAI. READING, J. B. vINTON.
Red Bluffs,
DOW VINCENT and GEO. B. HOAG.
Tehama,
CAPT. FINCH and SAMUEL HANSON.
Shasta,
DIR. BENZ. SHURTLEFF, J. H. NORTON.
JAS. L. HART and A. SKILLMAN.
Middletown,
WIN. S. HUGHES and Mr.. TOWNSEND.
Horselown,
CLAY STOCKTON and THOS. DUFFY.
Texas Springs,
MR.. PRITCHARD AND Mr.. REAM.
Mill Greek,
MR., McCUMBER and J. B. HILL.
Shasta, March 81, 1855. 1t
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-31
Shasta, March 81, 1855.
COTTONWOOD BALL.

ZCOTIONWOOD BALL.
81 l WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform
<an the dancing public that l will give
NsC PUBLIC BALL
at The c COTTONW WOOD HOUSE, on
Thursday next, the 5th of April. No efforts will
be spared Cn my part to make this a most agree
able occasion. No tickets will be distributed.
Ladies and gentlemen will therefore not stand
on ceremony, but, if agreeable to them, come
without further invitation
D. D. HONTOON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

ton. AT the single port Of New York. the arm
walls of Foreigners for the last year two. hay.
been something like "a thousand a dhy-every
hundred days giving to the anti slavery states
another representative ia Congress, and mug
nenting the over hearing power of that section.
one of the objects Of Know Nothingism being
to dimn III immigration and restrnin the political
power of foreigners. does il not follow that its
operation Is 10 check the progress Of anti slavery
To arrest the rapid accession TO it, representa-
tive power. and restore TO the Union the equili-
brum which has been lost
Again labor l. the necessity of every people,
lis qualities are free aud savc. Originally III
the whole Of this country. it Wa slave. In the
progress Of events it aseorainrd, that, IN
some If the states. free lnbor could be ndyan.
tageou-y substituted for suyc-and il was done.
Whence. VIZ ask, was this free labor supplied
Need We answer by immigration Let any one
who travels North observe by whom the position
filled by the slave in the South i, occupied in the
North. Let him Look into the hotels, the kitch
ems, chambers, L.luer. shops. the gardens and
telds-l,t him notice who drive the carriages and
drays-who load and unload the SHIPS, IN fine,
wherever aud III whatever manual labor and
vice are perfprmcd-nud in niue cases out Of ten
lie will find men aud women Of foreign birth dis
charging the duties which WE assign 10 our
slaves. What is the inference That Int tof
this supply n forogH rREF LABOR, The Northern
states couid nerer hare diSpensed rih SLAVE
LABOR That but for hNuGRArloS hcrc neuer
mould hcrc been ARoLIlloN't That If X VOW
NornNGr,M hal eristed from the foundation
Of the gorerameSi. IRE shouid ntrsr HARE htdrd
Of ABolIrl1NIsts and sEcrIoNNL AGIrAroRs,
but shoHid Hou be an mifcd and homogtntou
people, m teciHg and INSTITUTIONS Can
any man gnu-nv this reasoning, or controvort
these conclusions They are too obvious not to
be admitted. too iorcible of themselves to be re
sisted. With what color of plausihiity Gun the
pretcnee be- urged that Know, nottingham Is nbo.
tion,sm ia disguise! In their objects, phioso-
phy origin and the character Of their nlhercnts,
they mr. autag"ni-tical aud destructive Of en- Ii
other. Sensible and thinking inch cannot fail 10
see this-blind and bgoted ones will MT Reason
NAV reach the former revolution would not con.
vince the latter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
VIM M Buiwell, ESQ

We publish below recommendation of
this gentleman to the voters of Bedford, rs a
suitable person to represent them in the Legs
laturc 1t is not our design or wish To interfere
with the free action of the people in this matter.
but we should do violence to our feelings were
We to permit tie opportunity to pasS'without add
ing our testimony othe brilliant manner in which
Mr. b. has acquitted himself in the ardnous
aud responsible life 10 which he has OF late devo-
ted himself A. political and public writer Mr..
h. has exhibited fertility and freshness of intel
cct-an easy and abundant command of resour.
ces, and a richness and beauty of style unsur-
pissed hy no journalist Of the country. We
are pleased TO lenrn that he will in future have
charge Of the southern Quarterly Review "A po-
si'ion which will require no change Of residence,
and COMFORTS entirely with the other duties to
which our corresp ondent would assign him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
CITY AND STATE oERPiTMENT.

TIM Copper OF CARRoLL-andth the TonHGgf Of
The Tjrejn;o e. Tennessee RaiIroad.- Ihr dls
coyery OF extensive deposit, of rich copper Ores
contiguous TO the line Of the Virginia & Tonnes
see railroads. most important fact ; and, from
pre sent indications, such deyo lopments Of this
new element of wealth are likely Ia take place.
as will rapidly augment the tonnageof our rmI
road. II has occurred To ms that there i no
other railroad in the Union possessing the same
clements Of local tonnage the Virginia and
Tennessee road To say nothing of the ordina-
~ agricultural aud forest productions. we have
gypsum. salt, copper, lead, coal rnd iron, in IN
exhanstable quantities. Where else are all these
essential, for the progress Of agriculture and the
arts, aud for building up large way trade or
ocal business, to be found. on any line Of rail
why two hundred miles in length MOI on this
continent, We confidently affirm; and il not here,
nowhere else in the world.
This i, not ali. With these securities for all the
vast business, that need he. to make sure, Of am
pie dividends to Stockholders, aud regular pay
mcnt of interest to bondhoders, our road forms
part of great national thorough fare between
Washington and the cities of the Mississippi
valley, that will, IN few j.ears, give II through
trade and travel equal To that enjoyed by my of
the first class roads inthc country.
Surely it cannot be that tn, completion Of such
a work will be long delayed. Every interest Of
the stockholders, and of the country at large de
mands its rapid progress, and We do trust that
public expectation willnot be disappointed IN TIL,
matter.
The statistics below are furnished by one of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
Arrivals at the Washington House

UP To THREE O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
W. W. LEFrW1CH;..- Proprietorr
Geo W Clayton, Bedford; L Il Clayton, do; DIR.
SAINT II IIadnrll, Brookncae; VIM Kelinger &
servant, Marion; WIN Whiteside, Beans Station;
VIM Campbell Abingdon; Vim W Rich, Wythc-
Vile; Il Mcdonald, Grecnhricr 6 Brown,
Campbell; j f Spinner, Bedford; Il J Echols,
nngs, Hill Grov II w Adams, Campbell; Mrs
Elliott, Appomattox; Miss Harvey, do; John w
Elliott, do; Geo I Peers, city; l. J Morrison
Bucna Vista. Va; A j Litton, JonesyIle va; Ja,
\ Neil, Rothcrwood. Tenn; J Newlnnd Tenn;
q + Bell. Liberty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

Small. PoX.-fhr stanton Spectator says
There are at present several cases OF small poX
in this county. All Of the persons who have bro.
ken out with the di,cas, have recently returned
from Baltimore, where they had gone with cat
tie. The disease IS not likely toproye fatal in
any of the cases"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

degenerate race Of mcn During the last year
the American people have been waking from
deep sleep They are bursting. on all hands.
and in every anarter. the mHnaeles with which
noble iniell,efs aud free minds were bound and
no doubt seems to exist from the progress with
which the new revolution has advanced that 1t
will end in as glorious triumph as that set IN
motion by the declaration of independence IT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
A Presidential { andida'e


:. .,,,r,,t'' IN This ,r,nt conntr, .vc,nt D.,,I,s
u. i,,,I. -, H.,
eefih'n m'mbtf' u the fthnsYfahla Legislature,
into whose tancIiul brains 1t entered To interro
gate him ON public matters, with reference L. the
strange contingency ofbi- Incoming y candidate
49, p.,.;.,,,o,. ,....,,,,., ..;,.-
io' '"' ''''' ''o'b "''''7 III iPN
leit'rthau winch We nave seen less sensible from
men more expert IN the art ol political letter VII
tnr. though ne eays some things toe plainly md
- 49,. I,... n p;i,,l NJ
Ph''h ma save" Us me necessary 81 eoV''oS d""h
It's proportions TO 'rr,ontable length.
Mr. LAW expresses the ol inion, that Journal
s.vs mint the rrriod Inns arrived yb,,, from, tho
....,...,. . = a., i'm. ,,,l ,,,,;.l} H., a.,
-,
'n' hS''''''"' w PeoP''oi '"'9 country are
preparing tot change and reorganization OF the
present ,lrHcui- .ui republican government. The
old ,,nrt,,. Ia, ,,tr l.. A. ,ic,cpernied and e,rru,f
IL -. ,........ ...,
'"' ''' W. ~ '''.' ~ 10Y =
"h''hh'- E'1"" '"' Z" 'h''' 9'2'oefa' y ma cor
/ rupton, g. That ot sectional agitation, winch lie
look. l,.,n A., the great danger thai mcn,ees tlio
,.,,,,,, l2.,llie tia, ,y,,l ,,,,,,, r ,l,.Ir,;..
ana not Only -" "''Ne-' P''a' at oo'''' nut onh
which in'.tes The inteier'nee of our enemie-,
abroad
Mr. Law maintains TINT tin, t,ubli,. ,llair-# If
-. ,,,:
mus e''"'' nun ''' 'e" '''' '"'''"' nave ".eo
conducted with negligence AMI lnfiheuneY, both
by Wing and Democrats, Tor. the last few ycaf-.
az ,l, t,,ifs .,.t4i,, he, .,,. tboi il L,. nr,,e9
=,..5
u 'e IN S'''' mn - '''' ''g a. - 'r'a''
dangerous s9iPI9Sfs 't millions "i gold aud SILVER
in the treasury, thereby dcrnngng thu currency,
thrown, exchange. INTO cnufu sion, and hrinpu,
l,l.,,,,t,.,. ami r,.;, o,,, ,,.,,. i,..,. . 10,
o'''"' '.''' - o,','
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
TO tbe Cjfisfas Of Bed6rd.

Your attention l. directed 10 II man most fit,iu
all respects, to represent II large aud populous
county III the next Legislature Our county
man wv. VI. BCRwELI, who has, IN fermer
times, acquitted himself IN TINT capacity. with
much credit To- himself aud his county, has
Iust returned, after absence Of considerable
duration To become again, IN fact rs he has ever
been in henrt, citizen Of Bedford He returns
Ia Us with the we'll earned reputation of being
one of the abest political journalists in the coun-
trv-a man of statcsmnulikc views, who has the
taeuItyot giving them powerful expression. We
have no man who would do Us greater credit. in n
session ot unusual Importance. lhr questions Of
finance and Internal improvement, which will be
bet re the neat Legislature, will require for their
successful solution, men Of ability and expert
cnee. NM. NJ BrgWEfL has both in an emf
nent degree. Let welcome him home in u
manner which will show our appreciation of his
merit, and will enable him 10 reflect additional
honor upon his old county
AGIII/f\ OF BEDEDRD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

RELIEF SOCIETY.-A meeting of the officers
and committee of the Relief Society will he held
this evening at O'Clock at the Nirginan Read,
ing Room 1t is desired that there shall be II full
attcndance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

Attention is called 10 the sales of trust proper
~, to-day, by I. J. kirkpatrick. The sale Of
Miss divers life cstate in the house and lot nd.
vcrtiscd takes place nj the market house nj II
O'Clock. The sale of the valuable house and lot
on Federal hill takes place at / O'Clock this even
ing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

CANpIpATEs.-1 Iarrison'urg papers pub
fish addresses to the voters of Rockingham and
Pcndleton, by Geo +. Denealo and \. :. Nor
ment, candidate for Senatorial honors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
A CITIZEN OF BEDFORD.

The Washington Sentinel, whose editors nre
Democrats of the strictest sect, comments rs fol
lows upon the last veto;--"Our views upon the We
to power have been often expressed, and are wei
known 10 our renders We believe they are not
only in accordancc with the long established views
Of our purity but are, we honestly believe, form
ed upon the true spirit in which it WIS provided
in the Constitution. We must be permitted to
say. however, we conceive It's abuse quito as dan
g. ,us Us its exercise was intended to hc snluta-
~. Without having had the opportunity ,orcad
the message, and hence being ignorant of the
reasons which the President assigned for it, we
uuhe,itntngy express the opinion that in ordi-
nary CASES of the appropriation of money, tho
exercise ot the veto power did not enter into the
contemplation Of the trainers Of the Constitution
aud the founders of the Republic"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

ColIlsIoN.-A collision occurred on the Sea
board and Roanoke Railroad ON Saturday morn.
ing near Boykins Depot, between the accommo-
dation aud freight train 1t happened on
curve where the approximation of the trains
could moi be seen by the engineer, to prevent the
disaster. Fortunately no lives were lost, nor
was any one injured. The engineers after
versing their machines, saved themselves by
jumping off.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
Lynchb e, March 9TH, 1850.

HrsrNGs Court This Court adjourned yes
terday morning, nftrr having dispatched large
amount of business.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

The PEopLE's ApvocATE.-1'hsi Is the title
of new paper Just started at Halifax c. H. by
II. NJ. Garland, jr. Esq, formerly of thi, city
1t i, handsomely printcd,and from Mr.. GarI"nds
long experience and reputation "a an editor WILL
no doubt be ably conducted. 1t il neutral in
politics.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10
Celebrated Arabian lini,neni.

? N s. ~ rtsdpna aa>c3ae.y N e Iiitlf Is m,
GtcH A. fag H,nei4 for MN mt Beat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

The Rockingham Register says, bullock was
taken to the scales in New Market, last week,
which weghed two thou .and and fnrty pound'.-
II was only three years and four months dbl OF
common stock, aud was raised by Mr.. Michael
Roller, of th, county. aud sold TO Mr. Miller OF
Rappahannack for SIP 20.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

NEW CnuReH.-The Petersburg Express states
that the Episcopal Church (St. Paufs) in that
city, which will be completed during the year,
will lie of the Gothic style, and one of the most
classic pieces of architecture in Virginia. The
re~. 1hos. 5. Arthur, of tirrcn,yille, s C., has
been called to tuke charge of the congregation.
He is man of fine talents. by birth South Car
Gilman, and educated and married in Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

FEARFUL RENCoNTRE WITH A BEAR On the
2-th uit. citizen of Morgan county was hunting
on the Cacapon nountuin.when his attention was
drawn, by the barking of his dogs, to a ledge of
rocks. Approaching the spot, be perc, iyed an
object which appeared to be the head of some an
imal. He raised his rifle and fired, and immrd-
ately huge bear came rushing upon him.
What ensucd is thus described by the Bath Enter
prise:
The hunter attempted to defend himself with
his empty gun. this the bear threw rom him with
stroke of its paw, and hurled him upon the
ground and bit him severely. The hunter then
called his dogs to his assistance which engaged
the attention of the enraged animal and, enabled
the PROSTATE man to regain his feet. He then
had recourse to his tomahawk and after IL tremen-
don> struggle finally succeeded in destroying the
monster.
ROANOKE VALLEY RAlIRoAp.-This road will
be opened Ia CarkSyillr, it is said, in obont ten
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

ROANOKE VALLEY RAuRoAp.--This road will
De opened to GlarksviIIe, it is said in about ten
DAYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-10

CANDIDATE FOR CoNGREss.-Mr. VI. II. John
son. If Taylor county. announces himself as a
candidate for Congress. from the district at pres
ent represented by Mr. kidwell. lie has hereto
fore acted with the Democrats; but in reply 10
an interrogatory he says that he sees nothing to
object to in the platform Of the American party,
but much to admire and approve.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06

EROM the i5th Instant tbs ist Of June the rates OF
Freight ron Charleston and Savannah Nashville will
be as follows
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06
STATE OF MAINE.

wAsHNoroS sUP. Jun. coURT. Der. TERM 1855.
william H. Mack, Lbeantfor Divorce Sarah Jane Mack.
TTNHE Libel and complaint Of William II. Mack Of East
port in said county, represents and gives the Court TO
Informed that he legally Joined in marriage to Sarah
Jane Lincoln, at said Easport about the tenth day Of
Sep the year eighteen hundred and forty That he has
that time behaved towards said Sarah Jane
kind aud sleconate husband regarded Of his marriage
provided for her comfortable support That the
said Sarah Jane Macs, regardless Of her duty did,
about the FIRST day Of May the year eighteen hundred
and ffy-one commit the crime 81 adultery with per-
persons the Lbeant unknown, st said EaspOrt
And further this Lbeaut charges that the said Sarah
Jane Mack did about the first day Of September in
thr year eighteen Kindred and y desert and abandon
this Lbeant and has since neglected and refused to
whereupon this Lfbeant prays the bonds Of mari
m0ny between him and the said Sarah Jane Mack may be
dissolved WILLIAM II. MACK,
novl3 BY A. HAYDEN, his Atty.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06

Baggage checked from Cincinnati to Wheeling Pttsoug'
Cleveland Dunkird and Buffalo. -,
PASSENGERS by the O'Clock, A. NJ, Train, Little Miami hai-
road breakfast at Cincinnati and dine the following day IN
New YORK Philadelphia, Baltimore or Washington CITY
The Iitti. MAN; the Eastern Depot at CINCINNATI