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@IU0 WILL be paid if Or. TOBIAS'' We

o. lNO NETlAN LINIMgNT does not cure Dysentery'
Group Cole Headache. Toothsshs Chronic Shsamstism
Coush. Swell ins sad pains Of all kinds qucks
thar any remedy his been h the pa,e -sh 'e>s
failed the most e..rSed PhyneiSns IN inc
state. rec ,mm.p Sold by Druss.s everywhere DE-
POT No Court andt-s Price Is s,d 30 cents .
Dr. TOBIAss &c eb'sted h )RsE LINtMENt 10 also tor
m in clint bot,l.. IT 20 cents -hch cannot be bss,.
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ID Judge OF Livingston County notice her By yee ht N
lar. N in the County Nv nsstoD Ab'oonfng
btor proof inside the said Coanty Juiss
pursuant = the directions Of the staG,s concerning Asch
enrs sgsint ab.cOpdiDx concealed ured at debtors"
and viii be sd for tho paynsnto hs debts an
h- .sii Robert Sharp sppeaf and discharge such AZ
tac according law within three months nom the n
pu. eaton This notice And tht the payment ~ any debts
and ,h- delivery aoy properly belonging th1 -d d76to
20 his aud the n nsfsy OF any properly y nun
n.,.1' ana ~ lssA L. y. PROCTOR,
.iiawsms Airy for Attaching Creditors.
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~ uop JAMES NEWMAN Slsiouf. srsus FRANCIS
NcCURRY ana ELEAeOR, ii, Wife, formerly Eesnor
sns-n q hna judgment Of the supreme Court
Of the state New fort msde The AooNecuu ed aston on
the s,h dsy Of Oete esr 1885 VIII Be sot AZ pubic snc cn
and under b. dreei erisus rre tbs Ns.
shants exchange N city 4 Nevl orb FRIDAY tas 30
dsy Of November 1855 si l2oso;h Of thu DAY: All
s hOs,e sed % piece parcel o. lana IN me eHe
tenth the city Of syoTk bounded and deeroed -
b .tnIips pint on the sa-seiy se
OF sv four feet inches and cshh u sn
hoin the sOath esey o the ID end
srth. ard running Aercs -ssse'iy md parallel .ih Sshs.
end northern snA PsA
rh he Sdsv Twelve fe thence rotb w~>essy thirty
three inch point dis seventy feet steven
ehe. from s,t-ry SIDE Of 81 and eleven fsrt
ard three inches ouhery from the 'oaIherly nde o. tshi
thence runuhg rehery end par. lei With The Sd e.ves
feet three inches suths s'e ~ hst and thence
ruun,ns westerly sons the h-ry se OF Sthss seventy
x eleven inches - he esstry side OF The SsvI and
thence souhsy aops the eVtey eide Of the .v twenty
four eh Dehes aad VI inch 10 the paint OF
place Of beginning Together, also, 18th all and sngaN tbs
tk-TeuDto belonging Ia wise
Ape rtanirg dated Oct Is 1853
j. BUTLER WRIGHT. Reeres,
No Whamst.
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OrrIcE OF THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD CjMPAsY,}
NEw- YoRK NV %, 1885.
VNHE President and Directors OF the SECOND
L AyINUF RAILROAD COMPANY h4vs this day de-
eiar.d /. DIVIDEND Of FOUR ~ PER CFEr pv.oie on
and a',er MONDAY 2Sh inst The Transfer Books vii Be
eO''0 ''0"' 'D'' wv PaILiP c ROGERS seereury.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
i ofihe County Of New YORK ce = htrebT Ey.n % all
person. having ain. sgsirst NATHANIEL CHDERHfLL,
ATE u the Cry s,vYoIk 6sceAei psessat the
With youebers .ereof 20 the sstsrs No isT Vsrek
No rs sprDs IL he City o! Ses York SsfOre
he 10th dsy Of May
Dated Ne sYorE Soy. 2 1855
RLIZABETH UEpEaHILL,
JULIA ANN SHAW,
st.vsns ErsestdIea
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~
~ THORNE JR, sg,inst THOMAS w. HIGGINS. sum
mon. obsy sct.-itom. ser) To tho
eLdau You hereby mmoned and required 10 answer
Of the C,rs OF the City and uty Of HewYok the Cy
Hal in 'sio C, coPy Of your n.y-, 10 tho ..d
the u betibe ct bio office No 81 W.t, n tho
Cit, Of within twenty days after tho service OF this
SUNNI Us you Of the day such .efyicei sni
you " the ,sd plant shin the n Aforesaid,
the plaintiff hi. eeiob vi udsmnt ss.nst Tor tho
,u three hundred bty dollars with Interest nom
n. thd er thousand eight hundred snd
m five beside tho Of This action and VI protest Of note
Dsed Soyem b. : .. 1888
ALBERT MATHEWS, Pain'id. Attorney.
NJ, "A Il
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CUPRf Me COURT County OF kings-rhe
~ Cen esh F'rs In'u-bes Company io.t osxfe
Know@r and Elizabeth J. his ~s ssnu-l kOo~- Essosth
Am ooS Henry ~ tot OTIS so,.sa. Lo'eus' Boyd>n,
B,nys so,oeu Daniel Try Bradford BlspcbHs and 9ecrss
B. Ri.rcesrd-suu mot for iehf ton nst sevs5.)-ro
GFOaGt KNOW sud ELILASErd his sife You
are here b, aud required the oompS-t In
th. action which this day ed ia the ois. o. the Clerk
OF King tie City ta la the C,y Of broSs-
,n In eouoty. aud 70 Of sse TO mo
sid complan the sub.eber' at thar office No. s-k-
nan Il IN the City New Yos within t~eny dsys sftsr
the sTyce Of this eAcusve OF me dy o.
och service AMI f 10 the said coop sst Sithin
the time Aforesaid the psnf la his sc0n will sopy To tao
Court for relief aided in The emolart tied oeo-
Der - isH STEVENS hOAlE, rAnnu haornSJ~
MS aw6wS
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CUPktMk COURT-ib the matter VI tho ap-

CIPktME COUkT.-Ib the matter VI tho ap-
- pIicsuon Of Mayor Aldermen sod Conm0nsy d ths
Civ of Es~-YJrk festivs Oh. OPEhiSD sed LAY No
OFT PUBLIC PLACE between otn sno 0bthsss and The
Gor.n Of E.tm.e and Assessment the sboys snnded
matter notio- the occupant %
occupsb. and snd improved snd aninpoyed
lands sneed thereby and 20 al otsfs whom nav soassra
follows 70 VII:
I.t That ws nave completed Gna .ssssmsut
and al peIs ~h@e interests Affected usreey sn1
who ma, opposed the do pesent their obscons n
with daily verified the COnsnssioneD q thss ohce, No
Ito Broadway (room 49, 10 this OF osfos 10 sd dAy
OF EovsB,Asi 1870
ID rht any p>rSn who may coandsf hemse va
ARRIVED By ssid stnals and vl 10 heard IN
opposition the came betue bs psos u 10 9aok
A. NJ o the zist day Of November lsbo
That the Abstract Of The s.id Estimate and Assessns
sfsb .boayfts
other documents which used nAlng oar rePoi
deposited Street C0rnmi soosrs once o. .no
City County 81 SeUYork there rssAslo 1sS W. In
day Of December 1888.
itn That the limits ors6ed ~ TINS ~
ov. All tbo.- 10 tho ssao Cny eounded
deco bed snd containing foiiow' 'nse 10
on s n,b b, th, line Of n. boc son sa .ad
80 fd~. 90 oy center Inc o. hs tocss Do
,..n Z, "a and the BY The CENTER Inns N he
res iorh and lltb And sls eli hoss c~r-
ain s, lot. pieces parcels Of snd fronting eb-r SIDE
OF atb ard stb betwe-n uotb and II thss
And other lOs pisces and parcels as6
fronting ca sss Of The h 9Th, 7b and shsys, end
Bo-hxsy between SD and d-A. AID sot tbs sst mag
Of Com -obsiobsu.
h That pot berstn Will Be presented 10 the supress
Ccur Of ,hs sts,s 81 SevYorh 1t social Tesm osfeof
held the City IA. the sad City, Saturday the ION
Of Dscsnlber A. d.. 1855 The opeone 81 ne ooor o.
tAs, csy ssd that then .nd there hsrssfs
N hoard, moop al b n.ie that ma rse0o -
confirmed Yort. Octoeer z 70
WILLIAM kEH1.
L
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NOTICE of SALE of PROP
u EarY a. nNP AaSFsSME NTS -Pahlie nntics b

" ERTY for UNPAID AsSEsSME yTs.-Pqblie notice
here BY siy.n Ib.i Of properly for anO.d ae' n 3.
Ill AZ place AZ pub &c aae1 be City Hal IA the lily OF
Eex.York Oh MONDAY the tenth day II Decen bsr b3 a.
II oelok At noon be continued from dsy % deg until inc
who or said property shall be sod his sale being r'sAs
properly which the still remain snoad WI "a
si6 unpaid previous % the sale % $50
vteh sd pre yious been declared void Tue de-
tailed the property 20 Be soid fr unpaid sssess
nerts published In The Evening Post, daily newsf,por
pm ted pubahed riy Of sew York and copies OF
said also be obtained ~ tho ContsosFs Orhcs
Nc. Hall Of ReeorcA
By 5pdsr Of BE Mayor Aldermen and Comnonaty OF the
Civ Oh EexYoIL and ander the seeuo u the Controller of
he CT OF \ ev YORK DAP New Yors, Ans 81 1855.
al I.xt3xS AUGS PURDf, Clerk Of Arrears
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n71iaxCys Pl,int As attorneys, A,ourn ".

CUPRFME COURT.-City and County OF New
- York-De Wit c. rhomp.on and Marion b rhcmp'oa'
b- wife sssnst Edward Brown. Asshel Bslon and Es b.
Tr,ey -summC ne Tor money cemsnd oontrAcf To mo
.bove named Deiendspts EDWARD BROWN, AsAbGL
BAILON and FRA q. TRACY su-fou ss hsfs'y sum
mnped to snwer complaint In this actin shieh ~u %
nj ID n the III CerA Of the Cry and County OF ssw
No 81 Walls rect said City witt IN twenty dsyssrr mo
service exclusive Of the day OF nch service and 700
All a afes Id the plaintiffs WI tAse
s,snst hs Il thousand esat "undsed
and eish one dora CENTS with interest on
b lh dsy OF july one thousand eight nnndd and hy hye
a, ten Der beside the OF this Dated Sept ~
1855 -,
The complaint in this aecn sled In tho sfhee Of the
Clerh OF he Cir ard County u NV York. Oct 1881
LUTHER b. PERT Plaintiff Atcrney,
ols I,vsvS. No. 81 WLlst, 2.
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IN PURSUANCE Of 90 order Of the Surrogate
efths 1sty fhsv Yors ootos tereoy rvsn 70 al per-
.ors hIvIBI .s.rs, sUsAsSiH srOSs iste Of tbs
or, fNes.Yor. WIDOW 6.e-sed pre.est The With
sebers hereof 20 The SUB critters, a. s' OF e II Edrrt W.
wleit E.q No q Waist. IN he Cry If New Yort, 90 or
tesore tvspty day Il Api nexL-Dated Neg f<t
the tverrJffk e.y fOcfnber 1915
S isSss rs : !!sSEESts ''Ep,s.sp
PETER rESEYCk,
ANN ELIZA CAN'T, (r........
ed isvtus- COREELIA " JEEETCE
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ROCKY BAK NJ MING COMPANY, No Is w li.nH
NEw.YoRK CRY, noV q, 1888
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDtRS.-A meeting
~ viii b. held on the 18th cay ofJANUARt peI; At the
n.ny 81. BRESAS, Ssoretsry.
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OFIICE TBE Nv YoRk AID Nj" iAv,N NaILKOtp Vo''
NJ. HsnovsrE- y
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-Holde of
per Bds Ct THIS Company ale HEREBY n2ned ths 10
rn,srce ar act the General Assembly, Of the State %
neetcui passed lite May session N. .ut,or
ized 1chsr for tbs outstsndDR Ron oennB
rer cent interest ard secured BY mortgage boncs autho
ized Nv mentioned sc bearing cent pte-s aud
,ecvred by only mortgage the Comp n.y. ro.' rsoeh
&c bsi6 xoh nse will be made a, this otos until tartnef
notice BY order of the DrectorNew fors Oct ~, 1870
WM BEHENr Treasurer.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July II, 1885.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the
Statute in such made and provided that al the cea
latipR notes issued to s. L. BANKS individual BANKER
(PHQNIX BANK OF BAN 8RIDGE,) must be prese'te
At the Office the Superintendent Of the BANKING Department
the ork for payment within two We r- orn
the date hereof the funds deposited for the redemption
the circulating Issued the said banker will be gwen up
jylS law2yF NJ sCbOONMAhEh, eupeIlntehoent
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CIPREME COURT--County Of CAyngA-

CUPRFME COUKT--COunfy Of CAyugN-
- LEWIS NJ HEWITT aioud. sssua MELISSA
HEwIrT DefoDt,ot Summon. Tor lief not .,s
Cle,k, offc., Nov p, 1855 To MELISSA NEWlrr, tho
sb,ve Def I'D You Iereby sum neuet /, 'ppo
IN The sutrene Court Of Sse Nssfo and answer
the com. lsot Of JEWS ~ bEWtrr plsindt, scopy ot
hich ~i 6sd the Clerfs flee q CsJsgs County, sod
10 COPY thu crhes 81 our ON %
In the City of n. T., ~tii weoiy dsss afef the
rvics this eIcavs Of the ia OF ovei sed
n " fail 20 ans. err sad eompsn, hereby reqaed tho
psuH .pps tho cou fr the re- i.f demands 10 no
eomplsint Dated Az burn. Nov II 1854 -
UNDrRwOOD. cox AVERY
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CUPRENE COU6T.--Ir the matter Of the sp-
- pl,e.tsu Of the Mayor Ala rm@n and Csmmoalty 81
the Cty Of New Yoss opening .nd syng oot
Pubss P.es and Cstht and tie sh snd b,y.'
&c the City HszYOrkNotice hereby rysn that ~ oss
cbsrses and Incurred BY n me
the sbge mind msasr ell BE- talsd By ne Hs. ns
eupreu.s Coat 1 k otes W ,hs City fall n IL w ~
YOri GO FRIDAY, de seth day Of soy.mesr, n u h"'
10 oeoeA A M.-Ses.Yort, Nov. 10 lea
N uLsboEYPEd,
WILLIAM KANT,
L. BRADfsb, lSommeosnN
rlnse JEREMIAH T0WLE,J
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate 81
the Cousty Of New.Ycrh. notice hereby ssvsn ~ -
m. A.xins esus a<xnst JOHN BRADY, late OF ne ~
Newly dreessed the sith .oae han 49,
o. 90 .shscrbsrs at be rs'dsnee, No ~ x.eery
-D,f,d N,v.Ycrh the ssh day Of JAY, las
~ isrsms FRANCIS BRADY, Aasinssstor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
ef N, Comfy Of hereby given 20 al Rsf
.o,s h.y,p. esIu, .xsn.t GRIN late Of the CITY
Of Nsw.yors desesa 70 yresen the s,ne ~ soseesn
ib~r he residence No ~, h1"ey<zs
IN b. CITY Of the tbrd dy OF h.eA
Dasd New The thirty nrst day Of AuSs~ tss
Al lavsns. OWEN sWEESY. Execatos.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The Coauiy - Ns~ Yok 0osio- hereby gwen 70 ~
ol,ns ssios, SARAH ROBER rs Isfe Of The
thy of N--Serk deeesset pcs-ut he vnh web
h, r-of the sae-ciie-rs ths ofhce Of Epwdm ID.
Brown No Sss Grsnist In he Cay Of Ne~ Yosk % BE-
f,e the g. os, OF Ami DsS New ork he Sch SAy
Q. Oct b., 1875 NATHAN RoBsRrS. l,s.-.-,r.,.r--
ocs Is.6ms EPHRAIM o. BRowN. N"""
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New n9tes se1s9y s'sn 70 ~ per-
sJrs having claims against nAhIOS "a ~ - $500 ~
th.r,of 70 The .ab-ebers at he store Of ABRAHAa
bore he eishs Of January ts1t-L.ed Ss~f0fs tie
EDNARD ~. DAY,
ABRAHAM B SANDS (EHsenton
81 i.xeus WILLIAM THURsTOH, JG,)
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Bcuntp fau6 WarranA.
{nrultnre.

II F. GTON.-ENAMELED COT
H. fAGE and CHAMBER pCRSI TURE 81 ths AAnafse
tory Nd " ..roons No& n md "a "oosterst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. BROTHERS
- sbz.Csse u-roous and MAJ af.siof No SoTts WI
irn-st. Fistkkrt, v T. anS II "e~ >e-st yin, o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-03
OBITUARY.,

Died, on the It'll day of August. 1855, SAM
UEL H., second son of Edmond j. and Mrs Mar.
tina A. Early, of Campbell county, Va, in the
ETH year of his age,
The writer of this humble tribute of respect
was with the decd during his illness, and alho
his sutferings were extreme, he bore them with
iortitude becoming the christian of maturer age
The drapery of the cold grave has enyelopod our
young friend, showing that all flesh is as grass,
and all the glory of IN IN as the flower of grass
And on Wednesday morning, the 18th only
four days after his eldest sister, Miss SA1IIr j.
Early, in the 18th year of her age.
Rarely has the visitation of death brought with
it deeper or more desloating sorrow than in
tho instance here recorded. An event at all
times mournful enough, it is greatly aggravated
when youth and beauty are made its victim
Such is human life, and thus uncertain our tenure
upon all its prospects and its joys. A few DAYS
since, Fever laid lis wasting hand upon her.
and the beautiful flower which so many hearts
had fondly crerished. began TO droop and fade
None but those upon whom this stroke of be-
reavement has most heavily fallen can realize
the extent of its bitterness They have. however.
the consoling assurance that she died in the faith
of the Redeemer and tho hope of immortal life
At a time when the world seemed most inviting
and attractive. she turned her feet unto the testi-
monies of the Lord, and although the coming of
death seemed premature. and biighted in the bud
ali her prospects OF earthly happiness. yet she
shrank not from its approach. Young, happy
and hopeful as she was, it was yet a blessed
transition which removed her from the sunny
scenes of an earthly Eden to the brighter bliss
and the purer society of the world above 1t
but remains that those who mourn her departure
should seek 10 regain her lost companionship re-
Wondering that though she cannot return TO
them yet they can 60 to her, and that cr loved
aud familiar form shall be restored again in the
resurrection Of the just. b. f.
= OF consumption. on the 10Th August, in Char.
lotte county Va at the residence of Dr. Patrick
Henry, DIR. VIM. CABELL HENEY. area %. wear,
Youngest son of the late Alexaulct s,a,tswood
Henry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-03

THE COTTON CROPS IN MIssIssIPPI.-The
Nicksburg Wing, of Saturday 18th inst, says:-
We have conversed with several planters living
in the vicinity during the past week. in relation
to the growing Cotton crops. They are all
of Que opinion that the crop will be short one
They say the late dry weather on the hill lands
has caused all the late blossoms to fall of-con-
sequently there is no cotton on the stalk, only
what is nearly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the picking
season will soon be over and the crop light one.
We believe the river lands are all more or less
affected in the Same way.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-03

SEVERE KIssING.-A couple of men, named
Conner, got into dispute yesterdays and went TO
the house of the former to settle it. Upon their
arrival, third person interposed, and succeeded,
as he thought, in amicably arranging the matter.
When parting usual in such cases they went
to kiss each other. Conner got Chase by the
under lip and bit it off. Conner then ran away,
and is supposed to be in the neighborhood of the
STATE Quarry, where he has been working for
some time. Persons should find out who they
kiss now a-days, before they do it.-Cotumbus
Fact, Goth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-03

REFUSED TO FIGHT DuEL.-Mr Cohen as
signee of Adams & Co, at San Francisco. hay
ing challenged James King, of William, ex- bank
err the latter refused to fight for moral reasons.
lie says to the second of Mr.. Cohen. however :
- The relative positions of Mr. Cohen and nv
sell are entirely unequal in worldly fortunes and
domestic relations. He is unders stood to be poss-
essed OF an abundant fortune. In the event of
his fall he would leave ample means for the sup
port OF his wife and child. Recent events have
stripped me entirely of what once pos SEES sed.-
Were to fall. should leave large family with
out the means of support. My duties and obi
cations to my family have much more weight
win me thhn any desire to please Mr. Cohen of
his friends in the manner proposed
- have ever been opposed to dueliug on NOR
al grounds. My opinions were known TO Mr..
Cohen; and when he addressed me the note
which you had the impudence to deliver. he was
wei aware that 1t would not be accepted or an
swered atiirmatively. That fact is sufficient 10
demonstrate his contemplate cowardioe in this
sl'iy attempt to manufacture for himself u repu-
taton for 'ehivalry'
DO not tlatter Yourself sir, that this commu-
mcatlon is made out of regard either for YOUR
sell or to Mr.. Cohen. ! write this for publica
ton In the newspapers, avow principles Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-03

SYDNEY SMITH says in letter TO the Countess
Grey, dated Combe Florey, January 10, l642.--
memoirs of S. s., page 443)
Il shall be very curious to know the impress.
ion America produces on Lord Morpeh. lie is
accurate, and his opinions always very just. 1t is
fortunate thing for the world that the separate
American states are making such progress in dis
honesty and are absolutely and plainly refusing
to pay their debts. They rouid soon hare been
too formidable if they had added The moral pow-
ro.f good yfaith TO their physical strength"
This is one of those baokhanded compliments
which no one could administer more pungently
that the Rev. satirist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-03

ASUPPosED SLAYER, Boston, August 25.-Yes-
erday the schooner Mary +. Smith, which clear
ed at this port for Montevideo, under suspicious
circumstances, was boarded by three custom
house officers while lying in the stream when
the captain at once put to sea taking the officers
with him. The officers returned last night hav-
ing been put aboard steamer in the lower har-
Dor. The schooner clipper built and was
cleared by n Louisianian. She is doubtless inten
ded for the slave trade.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-03
Balloon Ascension on Horseback

Professor Elliott made balloon ascension on
horseback, at st. Louis, Mo-, on Monday fast
week. The Republican says:
Agreeably to announcement, Professor Ell
lott made his AERIAL voyage on hor, eback. The
ground inside of the enclosure was thronged
with ladies and gentlemen. Ia witness his peri
lons voyage, while outside the numbers could
only be enumerated by thousands. There were
many who thought the 'horse' would not 60 up
but true to the appointed time, he was barnes sed
to the aerial ear and at given signal. and with
Professor Elliott on his back, off they went to
the regions of air. The horse behaved himself
most admirably. and looked around aud down
upon the earth apparently in the most perfect
establishment His hoofs never for u moment
"clnwed the air." but he contented himself by
gazing, in most perfect horse wonder, at the pc.
cular situation of things. Professor Elliott seem
ed as much at home upon his charger as if he
were upon Macadamized road. AS far as the
eye could reach, both horse and rider appeared
to be getting along quietly but safely.
This is the first balloon ascension on horseback
we believe, ever attempted in America, and in
the science of@ronauts St. Louis ranks as the
Paris of the continent
Last evening, we understand that the officers
OF the steamer Keystone, which arrived between
eight and nine O'clock, saw the balloon and the
horse coming down in the immediate vicinity of
the mouth otthe Missouri river, and from ali ap.
pearances made safe landing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-03

HORRIBLE AFrRAY.--A very serious and fatal
atiray occurred at Helena, Ark, one day last
week, in which Walter f. Cleveland and John
Neal were killed. and man by the name of Joyce
seriously wounded. Cleveland shot Neal. when
he in turn was stabbed by the latter AID death
ensued in both cases after lapse Of some twenty
four hours