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MEDICINES.


fou1e SulS ~'S~1-
.,I1ERE may be ohtaned the most SPEEDY remedy for Weak
w nes. los Of organ. o"sT Pain in the ions Disease
tufional Debility. impedmen To- Marriage and all those
] ndron, arising from iniiscrcouS no aattar whether
o aieu the Us q sdcut spirits or any ether
e"'s ro YouNa MEN,
especially who become the victims Of evil practices Alas
" NJ countless numbers Of generous aud uaiahearrl beings
have swept unmGy tombs; thousands of Yonng n
m most exalted talents aud brilliant neects who might 9TH
ntrnccl listening Senates with the nnlers Of H
olneuce, walked to e"stacy the living Tyre
hose suffering om OF the following melancholy effects
sa ad Immediately 'ffi} En-, to JOHNSTON.
Weakness Back and Limbs Pains IN the Head Dinncss
rcsia Nervous Irahy arrangement of the Digestive Func
on General Debility sym49ms Of ConsumFt9n etc. etc.
t roTeloaings Of Evil Ayersi n of sccety. self p,rus
- lt"Jc TmIiv etc are some of tho evils proIuc,d
oFficE.-No south Frederick Street, seven Doors from
Baltimore st, East side up the steps.
particular in observing the name and nuhecr " y9a
Cure Warranted
Tic many cured this Institution and the
practice DR. Johnston, exceeding a others beses
his standing gent enan OF character ana
sufficient guarantee that he is the only proper Physician to he
consulted. .
MEM3ER OF TIE ROYAL CoLLEdE OF SURGEONS
London from Of the most eminent Colleges OF the
lir1 5t'f sno 'e pTi. ' End elsewhere
has rac, some Of astonishing cures that ever
troubled with ringing ia the ears and head whom
ss1faness with elnent blnsne. attended sometimes with
arrangement OF mind. were cured immediately
Take Particular Notice.
Parents and Guardians mel with respect to the
,anse oure Of disease in their sons and wards Mas
often 10 they ascrie To other caus te wasting OF the
frame Pslaon of Ileart pyspepa Iqlseson de d$r@ns G
,nption serious Mental effects, sueh loss Of
memory Depression Of Spirits peculiar d Of Nelancho hen
luns practices destructive toboh Body aHl Mini Thus ara
,yep thousands who might lave fef Of use '
their Counry,G pleasure to their trendsan ornaments To- ""
3N JOHN sToYs INyIGoaArlyE REMEDY f& ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
This an} important Remedy has rrtere' rsneh o9t
had lost al here. and leen abRnioned 2e by cm'r IN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
kTAND BELOW COST. - Boots shoe.,

"a hat, cans, trunks. carpet bug, Nc. IhH s2h
A scrhet would call the attention ut EgAl m
4 those iuwant of goods IN lis line, lNl,W
~ aud especially those wishing goods ~>-ia'-p
sell tint he Is offering h cnrc stock NJ prices
That cnrnat fail 10 be nrrrceated by those who may ia
vor hun with a Gull l,rge portion OF th" goods wete
purchase thi, Spring, embracing very hne assortment
of Hats ap, mud Infants Turhnns, a ct the most mp
proved styles An extra hne assortment OF Trunks, n
fine assortment Ladies' aud Misses shoes Just rsceN.
ed fine assortment Of Gents tine 4 ers boots wish 10
sell ealy possible and 10 oenablc me 10 do so
offering the cttito stock Mt cost and portion oi
the Iuds tor les. than cost.
Gull at tLc ign Of the RED HAT, opposite the War
wick House nn1 door hrlow c. Morsos Book store
before making your purchases.
nrl23 Ia s u. RuMBOUGH. Ag't.
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TERMS.

,fRglsIAS Is published daily at 80, and rweeky al
,a,n ia advance. Va paper will be discontinued eX
Es option Of the Propretor until all arrearaseS shai
I'VE paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 50 cents per slnnre Of
- for tue frst insertion, and 81 > for each
- ,.,e,s ordered inner form weekly AMI then 90 cts
nare will charged for each insertion # the number C.,
per il not marked the tlSit w 'e published I'll
,asi out and charged aeeoritngy. -
i9f''' IilE YEkRi1 tArEs AEE:
For For 9me ,ne s''drS do do do 81
Far one square seni.weekly e.
Advertisements intended for both papers special
ontract ~, 8, ,,..3.., . a.. T. -. ~. g.. ,...
= ar The ADVERT enents charged at transient
as All Advertisements appear in the daily Hnd semi
weekly papers M -, -, ii. -, -,
rqteaby for th' excess
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Notice 10 Travellers.

p.-n.axs Our Stages will io future leave Lynch.
.sps4GssaA.ssa& burg Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
LAY mornings iuruvcot Charlnitr,vIl night, civ
iug passengers utull nislt's going North
sep27 al'awt4 J.T. IIAMNER& co.
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AYERS CATHART1C PILLS
PiIlStInat are Pills

EeGoF HAYES, State CLemi,t, Of Mossochusott-
saws. they ARE th' best of all Pi.ls, and auncN'd
ar. the men who ccuiC, 'hnt &C Hayes knows viz:
Lr,nue Snow, Chief Justice supreme Court of Mass,
Emory WGshhurn, Governor oi Mas.
V c. Pualcti Lieut.. q ". of Mass.
lrury J. GnrIncr, GOV. oi Mn,,,
Sineon Brown ieut. COY
E. NJ. Wright Sec. of State
john Is. Fnzpuirick. Cn'hoc Bishop OF Boston
MEN THAI ARE MEN! =
Among The ii ,u-es thi. PA has cured with asten n7h
ins inpiduy, we may meutiru
Co-iiyrncs., Bilious Complaints. Rheunel,m.prop-
sy Ilrfgtbun. lro,ianhe ias from foul Stamuch,
Naa~ca Indigestion, Morbid nnctiou Of tie es1nd
min arisg ther, from FatuiencY, Loss OF Anpeli.e
uli erons aud cnonoous Diseases. which require ,n
cyacuant Medicine, S.ofui1, or Kings Evil fhey al
soby purifying the blood aud stimunting the System,
many comrlult, whirh it would not he suppose /
thry couI ret, Ia such Deafness, PPrtia Blndncss,
Neuralgia ard Nervous iatubilit Dcrngenents of
the Liver aud Kidney. GoLl sud other kindred com
paui.. arising from low ofthc body. obstuc-
rinu> Of is functions. they ur" the best Pufgative
Medicine discovered, uud YOU will but neel toaud
them onee 10 know it,
Prepared by DR.. J. c AVER Lowell, MUS and
soIl by every respectable Druggist in New Erelard
uiuy ld&c2r
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q COnOS --Rlyln,. ruImun

Y Nnlora, JuUbc Dropa AyIcs UhfrY ProtoraI
Smllc,s Cherry ENrectaant, iiustiug syrup NHptha,
Wismrs Bas. ". ChclY &c etc lot sne by
arr 5dtNta r. STABlER 4 co.
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Cemetery Notice.

~ f the undrr,i4n Il. ovnrrs uflors iuthc Come.
" 1ery the Campbell Coui House Turnpi,e.
b.own as the Presbyterian Grave Yard, de signify
wilngpc,, aud hereby agree to pay 10 John B. tiad
des. II REE DOLLARS each per annuu from the
fri OF Jauulry 1870 to give his personal artcn -
A., cupov whose duty il .hali be to I'VE el }hc
II CO, keen tho kr, Of the gate turf nm Keep
properly and neatly trimmed eIl lie Grave, squire.
Il prmect aH5 preserve the sianbhory, 10 keep the
walks tt cof obstru-tions grass aud weeds nnd we'll
eIascIlcd, an1 protect and take he NJ ulle aud
Ornamental works in s1id Ccmrtcry
For the falhiulaud -at,f,etoy perltruu Of the
aboyr the sal G,idcss mIrXeeatr his bond for oa-
lie the um,uht -fllscrbei.
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Hun WHITE. Il. AVIS. u. HARDFE
WEslTE, DAVIS n IHAEsDEE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Petersburg, Va.
cpsSsN<s 's'IsaDEIS5J

stPHSHNG TRADE Isj5-GEU. JONES
- y co. H'1oiesa2c D,uggtsts te.er,hurg Virginia
hayc .ccriyri iArir SrRIvG SrocK ol Dms4, Medl-
encs, Paints, A.. and offer ior ~aic an a.sou
fnent embracing al articles in thi, line, suited to
tic wants OF Country Merchants, bluss.-ts physiea
aHd Farmers
Obtooiua ,heis snpdlc. from Manufacturers nna I'm.
pa1ttrs only, toy are plrcd furnish these goods as
~ ~ any rceula Johbiug house EY Ordois receive
prompt nnd catclul atcutior, mar9ts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIRGINIA 4 TENN. RAILROAD.
. -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Latest Design of summer Mantles.
VA Il respectfully invite the Ladies' to call and exam
w inc stock ol beautiful MANTLES of differ
,nt Styles such ns
TULIP, Carnati IN, Violet Camilla,
Lilly. Dewdror Gipsey.
nask Lncc nnd plain Sin Mnntos all shades at
yory low prices. SrlGLER, MoELDERRY co.
ami ia
'-ss-Repnhlican aud Fleld inrclIigeneer copy.
FENllE SUBSCRIBER wishes to .cll hs TRACT a
ii LAND. yinG ia tie County of Amherst--two-@
,nes from the city oi lybehhurg. The Irac contains
ubout 1000 ACRES, Nhirh will be divided to suii
In puratRsers. The Improvements fe oil good nnd
sS-uuW.
for terms apply til sub-c'iber ut L5nohburg.
doc 7.deodtsl GEO. q. CURLE.
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PETERSBURG.

Lynchburs and western Virginia Depot.
A. u. GARLAND. ROM D. LEsTtR.
asie OF l>nehbutg. lrct,rshu,g
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GlRpETT TNG.S ND Ni1'TfNGS.
GEORGE VI fklCKEIS - GO.

IL Gi ST lGi X 2iI Floor oil Cloths.
Furniture OIL Cloths oftei splendid currnns
Cuunrea Ro4citcs, Cord., mud lpsscls (al To matc)
nu man, other kinds OF house, furnishing goods, all.
ul whichwill be- ulcrcI utren.eunhn rate.
nplRO lm
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Richmond aud Petersburg RAILROAD

IN M III ~ " .i8saa n VI. VT
TRAINS LE1JE PETERSBURG
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MEMBER OF TIE ROYAL COLLEGE or SURGEONS
Gradunte from Of the most eminent Colleges OF I
@ states and the greater part life has been spen
lie Hospitals London, Paris philadelphia and elsewhere
has affected some astonishing that
Known troubled with ringing ia the and head whc
~ gr1 nervousness being aarmel nt sudden sounds,
bahaness with frequent hnshne attended. sometimes will
Israu cement OF mind cured immediately.
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ent OF NINA. were cured lulih'uldi'Ih.
Take Pa1tiClIl7r Notice
Il. JOHN STOT'S INYTGoRATiYE REMEDY - ORGANIC
TsNTT0- TIITTITI7 IITTTTEIIIITTTT
MAI}BIAGf..

y :
requisites c1nnsAla happincsS. Inject "1t ihs
the Journey through life becomes weary pill grnaz, s poets
ry IA the view. the mind becomes siadoSl With
pair and fl with Tire melancholy reflections Hat TIE hfo
mess fanC becomes leiA with Let 'ISe
u.icacr prevent you, but apply immeiatoly.
m place, himself under the careuf pr JOHNSTON, may
ri3rsly his eut .na, ami rtllr
yrely upon his skill! as Physician.
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rrepnred by DR.. c. NJ jackson. German Neiirirc
Store, No 100 Arct ST., one door below Sixth, ra,lo.
Their powcr Over tie abosc diseases a hor n!"i.
il equne,l. 10y my otaer r. r.parrtion ia tle United
suites, the attcst, ia Uuny cuses after 7k!uI
rfIy.ir,ans ~ ad l,iln1
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{ Lo.Eis sEED.--pRIMH NEW CLOVER

feb25ts CRENSHAW & &C.
North siIe nflhr Nnsin RicEnnnd Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13

MOwiNG-MAcHINE TRIAL.-The first trial OF ma
eNles competing for the Massachusetts, premium
5000 has been had and the result seems t. be in ia
sor q Moneys machine in competition with Kotch
ans Rcsselrs and Aliens. The horses Of both the
l,ies appeared 20 labor much harder than with the
tilcr achines, and the report says:
There was necessity for additional heavy
lnon 20 assis. in managing Aliens machine which was
looked upOn as a great drawback. The second mode
a triG by allowing each competitor TO cut SIN
gle swaih through the field and back again aud then
eAemnSug the ground after the hay was removed by
. horst rake. la this trial the machine OF Nanny
showed closer cut swalh and evidently was consd-
cred by the spectators generally as the best machine
1t tue that these trials do not prove any one ma
Chine decidedly the best; but when the public find
ai one lie general fsvorte and that another always
has some drawback" connected with its operation,
fhey will form better idea which TO buy than they
can IRON any amount OF putting by the proprietors or
interested parties.
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THE TURF.

CrvrREvIL1r Course, L. THURSDAY, July r.
TRo1rfNG MATcH FOR s5,OO0.-Twenty Miles in an
Hour-Lady Fulton against Time. d. Mchan
named b. m Lady Fulon-The great contest came
off yesterday afternoon, and it was one of the most
exchir Q races that has takeu place on Long Island
since the celebrated trot of Trustee, who trotted
venty miles in 50 minutes and 35l seconds. The Lady
Fulton was victorious winning the race in 80 minutes
and So seconds showing extraordinary speed ana en-
DURANGO. While she was exercising up and down the
track al sorts of bets made. Time was the ia
vorite. 500 to so, which found numerous takers
There was a large amount oimonoy lost One wager
of $500 to 500 was made that the mare would lose.
She WAS in fine condition after the race, having
scarcely drawn long breath. There quite large
attendance present 10 witness this performance, ana
all were well pleased but the losers. Annexed viii be
found an accurate record of the time Of each mile and
also the aggregate, carefully prepared
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LATER FROM THE BAHANAs.-By the arrival at
Charleston of the British schooner Jane, Capt. Saw
yer we are in rect OF tour days later intelligence
from Nassau, n. T.. The Royai Gazette Of the 9Th
inst. says;
"TlC bmk Aytneer, Capt. Brown, which left this
Iort Yesterday with fair wind, for some most unac-
couuablo reason returned 10 her anchorage last even
ing and on attemptm get under weigh this morning
grounded near the bar She Is ashore and efforts
arc being made 10 Get her off. Should the wind get
round 10 tie north her situation would be dangerous in
he extreme; as il is, her safety is doubtful. Several
wreckug vessels have gone down to her, Her Males
tvs schooner Scorpion, Master Commanding ]. Par
sor p still remains in our harbOr.'
The BahGma Herald Of the ith inst. says:
"Ihe bark T. H. Woodward, Baker master, from
ST. Jaeo de Cuba, bound to Swa sea was wrecked at
Tie Hoeses on the night Of the 10th ut Vessels are
now there saving the csrgO-copper ore.
1--WE learn from recent accounts from lnagua That
The salt prospects there considerably improved
general rsking is shortly expected to take place.
Very little salt 10 hand-present price p cents
AT Long Island the salt operations have been su'-
uepded for the last three weeks in consequence OF
heavy rains and the crops are said 10 be bal Holders
Of salt are asking % cents. The price IN the United
States according the laest price current has con
sderaby fallen. being quoted at 20 to % cents AZ
Fxuuna tie crops have ioiltd. PROVISIONS are very
fcorce uud tie people said to be almost IN state
If Starvation
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We learn that the cable for the submarine
Telegraph TO connect the Island OF Newionnd-
land with this continent, was shipped from Lon
don on the 2sth nlt., and may be expected soon
10 arrive at its destination. Mr.. Canning, the
engineer who will superintend the laying OF the
mediterranean cable, was to sail for America on
the 9th INST TO oversee the execution OF the
new enterprise. Mr. Cyrus Field, by whom
the Transatlantic arrangements Of the Company
were made, is also about to depart from THIS
City for the Gulf of ST. Lawrence. to be pres
ept when the cable is laid down there. The
line across Newfoundland to st. Johns is IN
ftate of great forwsrdness, some 65O men being
employed in pushing it to completion with all
possible rapidity. We confidently anticipate
HAT within the next six weeks this important
portion Of the telegraphic lne between Europe
and America will be completed and in working
order
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BROOKLYN.

MoRy SEARCH AND SEIZURES. - Justice Fem
Issued warrant against John Krey, the proprietor Of
grocery, corner of Leonard and North Secondsts
Eastern District yesterday morning. upon the afiida
Wit of lady who made a complaint against him the
day previous, charging him with selling liquor to a
minor. and for which he is under arrest.
The warrant was placed in the hands of officers
ShedIck. Mosen, and Maloon, of the Sixth District
Police, who proceeded to the place, searched the
premises, and seized about 5000 worth of liquors,
consisting OF brandy gin, wine, cerdias, rum, beer
bitters porter &c. The decanten, kegs, bsTels &c.
containing the liquors were all conveyed to the Sixth
District Station House. where II is 10 be stored for the
present.
writ Of replevin wac issued yesterday morning by
Sheriff Lott in the suit of Thomas Berry against
Captain Guichard Of the Fifth District Police, for
seizing and unlawfully retaining possession of his
property which consisted of liquors seized by Capt.
Guicbard the day before Mr.. Berry gave two surees
in the sum of $3.50 each to whatever charge may
be preferred him under against the Prohibitory Law.
The warrant was served by Deputy-Sherif Dennive,
who isSirected to keep possession of the liquor until
such time as the case may be legally adjusted
Part Of the old City Hall has been selected as the
place to store liquors hereafter seized by the City.
Yesterday Michael Mulvihil Peter McMahon and
some half dozen more hquor-deaers were brought
before Justice Batchly warrants charging them
with selling liquor contrary to law. Counsel for the
Association appeared in their behalf and urged their
discharge upon the same grounds as those advanced
before Justice Smith the day previous. The cases
were adjourned until Monday next, when argument
will he heard.
Judge Culver issued search aud seizure warrant
YESTERDAY ainst one of the heaviest quor-deaers IN
tie city. In consequence OF the absence of one or
two necessary witnesses the execution of the warrant
was delayed until to-day
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denim any attempt 20 make elizous belief test Tor
POLITICAL Office and can affiliate with any party
which olos sentiments not accordance with these
10. We war with no party such, but shall oppose
al who oppose rs in the Gsyocscy Of thosa great
American principles.
srk-v To1Ici Reform Of abuses ard retrcnch-
nent in our State expenditures; cir'a'on Of the
youth OF tie country in schools established b. the
State: a constitutional organization OF me swamp
Lard Commissioners; more efficient administration
of the Internal improvement Department with view
OF improving our inland navigation.
The Convention then proceeded 20 toe nomination
Of candidates for the various State Offices, which re-
sucd follows;
SrarE TlcKET.-FoR GovERSOR-C Charles Der
higny OF Jefferson. FOR LIEUT. GoyERNoR-Louis
Texsdn Of Rapdes For SEcRETARY OF SrArE-
Robert q. Beale OF East Baton Rouge. For STATE
TREAsURER-J. V. Durable of West Baton Rouge.
For AUDITOR Oh STATE-Watsr ROssmsn OF CaI-
borne. For ATroRNEY- GESERAL-Randel Hunt of
Orleans. For SUPERINT EVIDENT OF EDCcArION-O.
ID. S;ilmen Of Ouachiia. y. II. BENEDICT,
President Of the State Wigwam Of Louisiana.
THOMAS II. SHIELDS State Secretary.
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IN AMSTERDAM.

Corresrondence Of The " Y. Tribune
AMSTERDAM, Wednesday, July ii, l-55.
We observe that reports in reference TO the oper,
alton of the Maine Law are very freely forwarded
from cities where least was 10 be expected OF 1t,
while from the rural districts where the law is
generally observed, the reports are scattered and
mesQer Ii ought to be understood that out OF the
larger cities the traffic in intoxicating liquors ls
almost entirely arrested.
In this County not one hotel or grocery Is known
where liquor can be obtained, and all classes seem
to settle down easily and quietly into the belief
that the law must be sustained. The same is true
of this entire section OF the State so far 6s the
country towns and villages are concerned.
There can be no doubt, from demonstrations al
ready made, that the law will be enforced IN this
region, and all delinquents punished promptly ac-
cording to their deserts. The public sentiment
demands 1.-THE law allows it.
The first case of prosecution for selling in this
village took place on the 9th and 10TH and resulted
in the conviction of the prisoner, who was hned
fifty dollars and costs.
Being the first case of arrest under the law, IL
created considerable interest. The defendant, bar
keeper at the American Hotel, called for jury,
and after six hours of fruitess effort in challenging
Jurors, the proof was heard establishing cOneiu-
siyely the fact of sale.
The counsel for defense having in vain made ap-
plication to have the People nOnsulted went 10
the Jury in shirt sleeves, aud in speech OF three
hours attempted to convince them on the au-
tbority of sydney smith and divers newspapers
that the law was unconstitutional The jurors,
however, did not appreciate the argument The
question being committed TO them. two minutes
suficed 10 enable them to decide the case. Inc
defendant was found guilty and hned as aforesaid
Such is the result of the first case IN our village
and county. The effect Will be salutary. We do
not apprehend any further difficulty for the present
Its supposed that the question OF consttutionaity
being settled at the instance of the defendant eau
not be raised again in this Court. Yours, II.
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lanzsr OF CAPT. J. c. NIcHoLs.-By the steam
shp America advices have been received Of the ar
ri Al Rrpssels of CAPTAIN J. G. Nichols, who,
will be recolected some months since, swndled some
Of our Banks and Exchange Brokers Of about s7oOyV
hy means of forged bills of ledng. Upon ms eAi,
from Charleston, be proceeded 70 Ne" orr o.
thence TO Havana, whittier ne mad prcyio1I,y Us
rstched vessel from tbs port. Mr.. II. W. Conner
II IS the sgeEt Of some Of the defauded psrs Mn
ceeded to Havsua sud getting on the TAX ~ Of
OIL followed him from point to pom, on santa Crnz
ou31 .ss 70 ba ne an intention on the part
81 sq fugitive Of proceeding TO Europe n n, the ~es'
India be returned 70 Hsys9a hsa ,n Of Ssw
EeIA ~ Ii-o-nool Nichols, upon reaching South
rwpton proceeded to London, thence to Liverpool
,,epce % The Continent and have before sta
"a wss arrested in Brussels, where he will await
requisiisu Of the Federal Government and be brought
rome foT tns. charleston Courier.
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TIE NV GoLD NISFs-Ii seems to be 10 oaeer
doubtful that gold nires have been discovered On The
Rel Fork Of the Arkansas River We copy the sei-
loving from letter written BY Jo.u Harrison AMI
puhislcc in en- Arkansas paper:
Three Others aud ms eli Started from Grccn County,
u Missouri on tic l,l dav Of April less, arfrcscbet
Tie sold diggirgs the 4.h OF May. Our inst busi-
ness was 10 find II lie gold there as had bsen rcp-
Inserted. On ihe frst Jay ater arrival " came
10 a branch and found. examining the bed, thai II
contained vsst quantity OF the precious metal. We
had brought netting with ne but frying pans out
even with these, washing out the first PAINFUL We
obtsined - IS worth OF tie gold dust. We stopped
here several days, averaging from Ss5 $50 pcray
We could have made more than we did, bu. we had
nothing 10 dig with. We then proceeded TO a spriax
which il the place where tho gold l. said to have bean
first discovered. Here we found thai the water, bof-
irc up out OF the ground contained some small hasps
of gold and large quantity OF the dust went oss
10 California in 1919 at the time the gold foaHd
in the greatest abundance and this heats Cafor5ls
long ways. have no doubt that II a man had & g
rich kind Of gold rocker he could get gold here rs
fast as he could count H. We have been here about
a ontb and have made some ~ 500 each. There arc
about three thousand people in the different miass
auG more coming in every dsy. There are 50 many
here tina; provisions are high beefs TO 10 cents per
pound -four $50 per barrel.