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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

BALTIMORE.

uNR. WILLS, W EDlCAg OFFICE, l.erk In.
- hrmary, Baltimore-in'tiuted D. e29 No 81 SoxsA
Gan street Ramore the Post Ofice) AZURE INSUR-
Ed OR NO FEE REQuIRED-Dr. Mills an experienced
the Alopahe school, be eonfdsstsiy
No Money repaired II u Cure h net X k9ected.
practical experience OF over 30 years enables Dr. M to
warrant In the shortest possible time 70 nave safely
effected.
extensively celebrated or the eecna andspsedy oure Of AL
cassea Of Secret Diseases established IN thla city, a.
refuge from Quackery, over 20 wears ago.
The High Rcpuiasisa
this Institution would render public notice unnecessary
the many applicants here for treatment who have
been hchrd o their money aeated by the charatans who
flourish argolyn the public prints and with whom city
Amic,ea be o" ys"r Guard,
II you would asod injury poeunlary loss and disappointment
cd Or makea alnrng projections, promises more
than he will honorably perform
secondary and s'hresaie Ga.c=.
The uAuL symptoms Salo Throat liberation Of the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness, ahon the Nose Bloches or
Epoa npnu the skin he Upon tho perfect Constitutional
oldest most uvetarnte of snch cass DR. NJ IL
The Triumph of science
The remedies Of Dr NJ IN restoring strong and manly vg
ang the shattered constitution, and removing speed
y all doby Injury incurred from certain secret habit
unsurpassed by any discoveries of the age
Eatecb bicd Manhood
here hnda certain restorative thousands from their
realized tho fruon o h,pe which, the
failure of Qnaekere In their hthert uilcss search had be-
come almost cNiinguished
Advantages Of Treatment.
Ne poonoua compounds OF Mercury NuNious Drugs
II hla practice.
To Pennies.
Long the treatment ut Female Affections Ner
seasos qualities Dr NJ 10 afford Early Reii,G and
effect CBrd In the dAcut Communications sacred
y guarded aud marked with nkll and delieacy
Dr. Ills s.rens Preventive.
rhs s1acdy applicable to either will be sent
duly prepared by mall ,ouepl OF So by remitng SO
Distant pcraonp caod at home, by addressing j. b..
MILLS BALItsoRE, uetters post pad) Medicines sent in
any dnostion, by mall or express
June 2lsdly
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Belts and Porte Monies Percussion Cups, Gnnrow e Patent
Shot Halls. Powder Fia-ks Pouches aud belts fd hhgf
Nipples aud Nf,nrhos Washing Rods aud lt,hhis log
Chan. and Collars Gun Makers Materials. II A. a i
NOLNlBS and FIVE SHOOTERS at mnnutnenret, Pli"ea,
10 the trade. y ~ IlIl tlsANb
No L2 Main street opposite laelo Square ldefmond va
DIPLOMA
MAS AHptp ny I'M VIRGINIA
MfcHtNtos1Ns11furf ron M roholluN
MECHANIC AH1s IL
SAM IL SN1HERpIAND, OF RlGnNDNb. AlRGA
lor of GI rs, rlSTOI aud Rlll ,AlHNbtd
lhe Exhibition aI Articles of American Mhnuhs lt' he'd
The city ot Richmond on the 10th day at Nav. lt1
jams W IiNE1IfN. j A BIlAIN,
Secretary. la'alNht,
4 rl. "a
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!, ,Cignr-, ,Cignr..-1I,OOOC CcnujncJIu

Igs.ARS, ,Gignrs Gignrs.-15 900 t.cnu inc u "a
and Domestic Cigars for sale Wholesale and Retail
H. NJ Harris Cos Tobacco, Cigar Wine and Liquor Store
Wehave received complete assortment Cigars C.
and would call the attention of
hing in our line to our Stock which larger
pee than that Of any house In the City and
tn" best articles in our line surpassed by
house in Virginia. Please give call.
sep lGts H. NJ HARRIS & Co
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fENo ~KFPpEES or TOBACCO WEST,
WA BALTIMORE. n--1he nndcrSigned Forward
ne Motchhte Agents OF the TeunS lYana Rairosd, at
baltimore respectfully Bohcit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 ALI. POINTS IL TUE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
thor ahlntanee with Ma trade having heen for
The large off @ Tobacco
ing Mcat through baltimore they iaer themselves that they
can give satisfaction 10 shippers.
Freight = low us by any other line
oonsirnmcns tho West soic tod, aA.l punetualy
attended MAGRAW 20 kOONS,
20 North street. baltimore
Refer Jacob lead a Co. J. Brandt ir- hslnore r. l..
Dudley W + Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt y Preston, Miller Il
Cronsiaw LynchbufF Cronshaw &Co, Ricbipoul
nm I,
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JAS. & HUNT. u. Il NUM-
HUNT RRO.. t.cHernt GOmmi>siO Ncr-
i CHANTS, VIRGINIA ST. dbotweon Cary 81 and Il. 4
u r. Il pepot) auhrit eousgumen,s of Tobacco Wheat,
ilour. a4d produce eeu,rall,, tnt sac
Fhe alsa N ard all produce aud merchandise stnt 4" thcir
Prompt personal attention pad 10 all busnes eonfded
10 them
Richmond, March 10Th lsa6 Inn 2ets
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A.unnn :. s.Lnr.rornnra,ng mud s,ommi.-

~ SION MERCHANT On the Ip"rk Richmond, Va
Thankful r the hra patronage extended t" ne last sehs"n
Ifavc made the f1e 81 BaBts
ming house that boat viii loNc every uthtr day,
tSundtVs rNcoe) l'y ills nrant emrnt shal be able 10
day than heretofore, aud very
nolly they 80 y The X X, aud AT much less
Myclarge lrdus Tobacco is 5ots Ter Box aud
- per ilhd which includes Drayne" and WHARFAGE when
drnynge The dfaYnge and Wharfage
from per BOX aud - cts per HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River kaneNha CO tor
passing my per Ton, about 81 tor eNos
aud c per HID Having these advantages Of ncntun am
willing for my the benefit and charge only
fair price my hoping thereby 10 command larger
business.
My personal wlb given to sales Of produce and
purchase Of goods ON Commission n 5 LEE.
juIX
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ES k SsJlKE' FURNITURE
ESsre3I Grateful for pnst faNors the suhserlhcr would
tyt@@---~l4 return his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform ihem that ho
has hand tand constantly adding thfretr1 largo
Of Elegant Furniture manufactured by rkil w"r
the bes material and finished in the most Dc
rable manner His stack embraces every article usually got
the most extensive mnnuactorn4
call those wishing purchase feeling
III satisfaction In regard Ia both
price and quality oi work
Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD j FOIkES,
Warcrooms and Manufastory doors below Liberty Ware
housc. lsep2d%rh
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- a HkIDs New Orleans Rnd u. Rico sugars
DV in Store Tor sale at lowest market rates.
- rLIL & L. l.

AToyksE.-Eh ro-parturr-hiP heretofore eN
~ isng bot~ec tho undersigned and : Dingud, under
the stvle Duguid dissolved on the LIST day
January last.
The business viii hereafter lac carried on by the undersigned
under svle of u. T. & G. A. DIUGUlD, at the
old stand Of Hugud & Sons.
All prrsos having claims aguusi tie firm of s Duguid
Sons " IN present for settlement and those owing
accounts viii please come forward and pay up.
DAVID Z. DlUGlIb.
GEORGE \. DIUGUID.
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~ PA g. a. oIIsI.D. successor. to

uys DII-GI'Ip 4 SONS. will keep constantly hand a
large all kinds Of IT RN1Il RE of their own
acurc which ty viii he pleased to shew the old friends and
patrous of ) Diueud sons and the puAlir generally
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s.CIuuEH AHKA rc=,

SskttNNEEs AKkANG EMENT~. .s-$
- FOR NEW YORK, FROM LYNCH, ayMLs1ss4Ss
BURG, VIA PETERSBURG, BY SOUTli.slDE
RAIROAD.-CHE4PES ND PLEASdNIEST ROUTE
S4 to New York including Railroad fare and meals and
estate room on board Steamer; 81 New lork-soeond
class aud steerage
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on TUESDAYS at ! o..
clock bv South Railroad will connect the evening
at CIV Point with the large and oommodous steamship
JAMESTOWN Capt. Parish, and proceed direct 10 New
York, touching only at Norfolk.
The steamer ROANOKE will continue her trips hereto
fore leaving CITY Point Saturday morning hl9 ot X
For through tickets, apply ia
LEE l. JOHNSON, Main St, Lypcibprg
may l2 i3cts
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-I diamond I'M, recently ercclod by MI temIns ILL
nov, in The occupancy of Mr Gambler On this lot Is
rocnt vol an house I'll other buildings calculated
10 add O the comfort of the residence.
Also handsome residence on franklin Hill joining the
residence Ar Wm billiard, occupied by Mr. pauett
In nrghborhood caanaed attract attention The last
named residence III private sale until Friday
the OH day may lfasao not checed before that day
he fcrcd AT pnblo auction; liberal aud made
known on day Private propositions will be attended To
,i,tI tho d,v of sale. l,y w. R JONES,
atl an JAMFSW w GLASS.
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nNIOlRIN SACKS We b. on hand .
b lot OF Jno ID AlexaLors EAra Family Flour IN sacks
,,r sa,. tscp 3Qdts) LEE JOHNSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
= DR. RonEKTEAn.v. Dentist.

syy-~-A Ds. ROBERT EARIN, Dentist,
has removed his office door abeve his resi-
1IIryfYy sidence on MAIN s T.. aud square above
Dibrells Hotel ian l-ds
EAH. a.. a.KEENGEE o6crs his protrs-,on-
~ Al SERVICES to the citizens of Lyuchburg vicinity
Uficc in Warwick House.
IDLY
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PHILADELPHIA.
AyER,spuLu.S. E"rniI the

PURPOSES OF \ AMiiN PLY
SlC.-Therc has long existed pnbls
demand Tor an elective furgatiNe fiii
which could be relied oi. as surc and
perfectly safe in its operathn. lh,s mas
hepn proparad To meet that amand. and
an extensive trial ofits virtues has con.
rlnsiyely shown with what success II ac'
.,omplishes the purpose designed. II Is
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: LDREN's CIlAIRS.-A fine assortment
Table, Rocking and Arm Chairs for sale by
-''Y||s WINSTON
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Commercial.
ABBEvILLE G. IL, April II, lS5,

ABDEvILLE c. H., April II, 1856.
Cotton.-About 100 bales cotton have been
offered during the last week, which was taken
at prices varying from to 10 cents per H., as in
quality. The steamers Cambria aud Washing
ton, are in with dates to 26th aud 2sth uItimo,
bringing intelligence Of certainty of the ulii-
mate contamination of peace between the East
ern Powers; also, that at the sailing of the ves-
sells, cotton was shade easier, on all the grades
below Middling, but what effect their news will
have on our market, remains to be seen. We
quote extremes 81 q 10 cents por IL.
COLUMBIA. April Is, 1856.
There was so little cotton OIL sale YESTERDAY IL
was very difficult to say with any degree Of Ger.
tainty what position The market really did oe.
cupy, still we believe there was no material
change in prices from those given in our report
of Saturday last, viz: 0 q IO1c extremes
CHARLESTON, April l2, 1856.
There was good demand for cotton TODAY
which resulted in the sale Of upwards of 3,20o
bales, and at the close of business the middlinu
and higher grades had improved u full 10 on the
prices current al the close Of the pre- o,,s wceI
Viz: 8! ~ lIic.
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IS KANSAS A STATE t-CURIOUs SIGNS
SNAKES, RAINBOWS, &C.

The fourth Of March has passed, and ac-
cording to the dictum OF Robinson, Lane e.
Co., we are now citizens Of the State of
Kansas. 1t may be so, for many "signs
and portents dire" were observed, even at
this distance from Topeka. On the evening
of the third, large snake was observed
by several Of our citizens sporting about on
the snow and ice, us lively as if it were
August; then, too, the Missouri, which had
been buried for months in IN icy tomb,
burst its ccremcnts, aud rolled on in muddy
rage, rs it has not been known to do for
two years. On the morning of the 4ll,
the sun on rising veilcd itself behind II
dark cloud, when soon WAS observed in
stead of one, four bright suns-ono in the
centre, one at right angels on the right and
left, and one att right angle above. From
these SUNS there went u horizontal belt of
brilliant white, extending over quarter of
the horizon, and 10y the reflection from
them three rainbows of remarkable brill
i.ncy were formed, ono inner, running
through the three outside suns, one outside
Of that, perfectly distinct and brilliant, and
third still above. but inverted, the ends of
tho bow turning upwards and the convexity
resting upon the upper central portion of
tho second bow. We hardly know how to
explain the augury. We suppose the snake
was an intimation TINT the Devil WAS Mt
tho bottom Of tho movement about to take
placc; tho mock suns or parhellions, that
things would be in such confused state
in Kansas. that lockers on at distance
would not be able to detect the true from
tho false, ~ WINS tho cnso with those looking
at tho suns aud the bows represented the
three governments now aghting in Kansas,
the Territorial, the Fedcral and tho State,
tho little fellow on his back, with heels in
air. represented very happily the condition
Of the State Government. We hope some
of our friends, who aro better vcrsed in the
abstruse sciences, will .enlighten us further
on this subject.
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WRITTEN FOR THE ABnEvILLE BANNER.
THE GEORGIA REQUEST

An intelligent correspondent of the Ab-
bcville Brnrcr, las bce:: ;,!::::sc! &c take .
favorable notice of IL little book by Geor-
gia huntsman, in which she appreciates
Georgia productions, and Georgia enterprise,
and Georgia statesmen, more than Georgia
does herself. Such generous impulses, en-
anating from such Il worthy and estimaLlc
sourcc-onc of Caro!ina's most distinguish
ed matrons-cannot but elicit lively inter
est i'll her behalf: notwithstanding she ap-
pears to Lc behind the times in her appre-
citation Of principles and sentiment. Be
quests and patrilnonies, laws and constitu-
tions, all alike, pass away from Young
America like wliff; and l dare say the
author of the book, Of which she has writ
ten so intelliigcntly, has, ere this, realized
to his own discontinue his own declara-
tions, that sin this fast age, books are not
read, much less apprcciated;" "that our
capitol, like that Of the French, giving tone
to the body polite, adopting the higher law
code, everything antcccdcnt to the times
being obsolete" But the other day, it was
the last and newest; but now, it is always
the next; none even so fast rs to apprelcnd
the explosion of the Missouri Compromise,
and then so soon its substitute, the Kansas
Bill, supplanted by the bayonct and ball.
We are SO mixel up in politics, language,
principles and fashions, that we don't know
our own men or women. Some ancient
warriors went half slIorn, some nowadays
marching to Kansas seven parts shorn, (the
punches of hair on,tlo face not cnumera-
ted,) mathematically speaking, with shawIs
and trowscrIoons, cndicting the most criti-
cal examination to discern which are what =;
almost discarding knowledge of the al
phabet as vulgar and obsolete. by the
Quattlebumbs and the shades Of Calhoun,
notification is the rightful remedy; hum
bug il the Archimedcan lever, and, by the
by, lie WHO but the other day was the prince
of humbugs, all amazed at his wooden
mermaids and wooIlen loviathaus, himself
humbugged out of his life's earninga, by
wooden clocks: II.
Extraordinary Elopement-A gentle
man residing 9, few miles east of the village
Of Whitehall, having occasion to be absent
for q load ofpwood, a few days since, on his
return, not seeing his better half about the
house'as usual, supposed that she had gone
to visit some oneighbor, until missing some
ariicles led to- aainves.igation-whcn much
to his surprise, he found that she had don
ned his best suit from boots to cap, cut off
her hair. Rnd thus transformed from low
ing wife to one Of the lords Of creation, had
taken also City dollars in cash, and started
OH a tramp; footing it to Fairhaveu, about
five miles, where she took the cars back,
passing her late residence on her way South,
where her husband had gone in hot pursuit.
We understand the transformation was 80
complete, aud 80 nicely did the clothes fit,
that: she passed. her nearest neighbors un-
recognized. II is thought by her friends
that she is. layorlDg under temporary de-.
ranremcnt.
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WRITTEN FOR THE ABDEviLLE BANNER



Children, don't you want to learn to sing9
How delightful it is to hear sweet little
children sing beautiful little hymns! To
hear them lift their infant voices in larmo-
nious praise of tho Honor and Majesty of
their Heavenly Fathcr-of the rcdeeming
love Of Saviour-of the gentle wooings
of the Spirit, In the brightness of the NOR
ning's dawn-in the stiffness of the evenings
shade-in the solemn quiet Of the Sabbath's
peaceful hours, and in the great assembly
of worshipers.
Believe me, children, singing will soften
your voting hearts-impar: warmth to
your tender affections, and greatly improve
your social and moral natures. 1t will pro-
duce in your bosoms more kindly feelings
towards your parcnts-towards your broth
ers and sisters, and towards each other. 1t
will contribute much in making you hap
pier little boys and girls, and more useful
members of the family, Of society and of
the church.
With all these advantages before you,
know you would say, go! we do want to
learn to sing so much! We are very anx-
ious to learn, and we will join Mr.. ADAMS
Juvenile Glass, if our PAS and Mas are
wiling for us to do so-if they will give us
a dollar apiece, to pay Mr.. ADAMS for teach
ing us to sing"
Your parents will not object to your 60
ing to this School. They are all members
of Il Christian community of them
are members Of the Christian Church, and
arc fully aware. Of all the advantages Of
learning to sing above set forth, and many
more that might be mentioned. They will
give you the motley a:'l tell you to 90, we
are te:y sure. Ii any of them should hes
itatc, however, Use this argument with them
go and say to them, i'll a sweet tone of
voice:
"pa, Ma, l want to learn to sing sacred
little tunes and hymns-I am so anxious to
lcarn-plcasc give me dollar to join Mr..
ADAMS Juvenile CIass-he will give Inc
scrc"tccn lessons for only one dollar-it will
make inc a Happier, better little chill-do,
please, Pa, Ma. Many time you have
given ne as much to buy toy, trilling
toy, which was soon broken to pieces and
gone. You have spent us much often, to
let me into the circus, and to shows of va
rious kinds. Some parents even spend u
great deal moic-iivc, ten, or fifteen dollars,
to send their little children to Dancing
Schools-do, please, let me SO to the Sing
ing School"
And when You sci your parents consent,
which YOU will be certain TO do, come to
the Female Academy on next Friday eve
ming at o'clock, precisely y--not latcr-anl
MIR. ADAMS will commence hi, class, provi-
dee! he can get thirty little boys and girls
rs pupils. I;cmcmlcr the hour o'clock
on Friday evening next, at the Female
Academy, where the meetings of the class
can be holden, as kind of central point
for all who may join. V.
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rr Some French Yankees at Po,tsvilI,

RE- Some French Yankees at Po,tsville,
Pa, propose to distil brandy, from bitumin-
GUS coal. and in this way: Coal gas is to
be first distilled in the ordinary way. and
conducted into a receiver. 1t contains
about eight per cent Of heterogeneous bi-
carbon in gaseous state, which is separa-
ted therefrom rather a complicated affair
and introduced into closer vessel, con-
tanning sulphuric acid; the vessel Is agi-
tated until the acid .absorbs the gas
Water is. then mixed wi,hit, ard the whole
distilled for alcohol, which the experiment
talists confidently say they can produce
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4 aREENvnLE & coLuMB1A RAIL ROAD

We extract few items from the reports
of the officers Of the Grccnvile e. Colum-
ba Rail Road. We hope to be able TO
publish the Presidents report in our next
issue.
The income Of the Road for the year
1855, was S27o,Ol2.5G, exceeding that of
1854 by s22,2e5.79. Current expenses for
1854 was $l92,24l.l0, which in 1855 was
reduced to lsl,735.6O. The difference of
expenditures in 1854 and 1856. added to
the increase of income in 1855, would give
All excess Of income in 1855 over income
in 1854, of s32, 2,sol.35. The reports show
= surplus income over and above the cx-
penscs i'll 1855, Of $l5l, 1880, which has
been applied to the debts of the Company.
Only s7l,5oo Of Coupon Bonds have been
sold since the last rcport.
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TuEy ARE GnNE.

On last Thursday morning, it was under
stood that the Kansas volunteers would rem.
devious in our village on Thursday night,
preparatory to their departure OH the train
on Friday morning. AS a testimony of re-
spect to the twelve gentlemen composing
the party, and to show our appreciation of
that chivalrous spirit which had induced
them to forsake mothcts, fathers. their
homes and friends, to represent our views, and
our interest in the great struggle for South
crn rights upon the plains of Kansas, it
was suggested that the citizens of our vii.
lage should give them a public reception.
Our worthy host, the proprietor of the
Marshall House, with the short notice of
eight hours, protfcrcd to furnish supper for
as many as might be present. Invitations
to the ladies were dispatched. At o'clock
P. NJ, quite large company Of ladies and
gentlemen had assembled.
After a brief exercise in dancing, which
seemed to be The favoritc amusement Of
most Of the party, the company repaired to
supper, and after doing ample justice to the
dainties spread upon the festive board, Col.
). +. MARSHALL made short and feeling
address u tiic K:.nsas cmigrants, which was
responded 70 very appropriately by DR.. J.
81. PELor. Messrs. JoHEs and NOBLE were
called out, nnd made some cheering and
complimentary remarks 10 the crnigrants.
Various other gentlemen were called out
and gave sentiments suited TO tho occa-
sion.
On Friday morning, procession Of the
citizens, headed by the Kansas boys, were
formed in front Of the Marshall House, and
marched to the Depot. Soon tho signal Of
"all aboard" WIS given, and the train
pushed off, when, amid waving Of hats,
three loud cheers were given for the Kansas
volunteers
They arc gono to the distant West, and
we hope their sojourn in this far off land
may be as pleasant to them MS it WAS pleas
ing to our citizens to render this public tcs-
tmonial Of their esteem and respect TO tho
character and galaniry of the young men
composing this little band, who have for
saken the comforts of civilization for a
home in the wilderness.
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~ A few days ago, Judge Perrin. OF
this city, married man for the fifth time.
A singular coincidence in tile case is that
the fifth wife was also the third wife. The
third marriage not proving happy one,
the parties were separated, and were di.
yorced. The man married again, and when
death claimed bis fourth wife, the disconso.
late widower returned to number three,
and wooed and won her. Judge Perrin
thinks he has them up effectually this time.
The lucky man had the impude dence to claim a
reduction of the marriage fee iu consequence
of tue large business he has been doing in
that line. We think be ought TO. have
been charged double pricc.-Covingson
Journal.
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We learn from the Barnwell Sentinel of
the 18th inst, that after two powerful cf-
forts to get up Cincinnati fever in that
District, the few friends OF the measure sin
nalIy failed. The meeting refused to have
any participation in the proposed Cincin-
natl Convention.
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THE SEMINOLEs.

1t is stated that Governor BRooME, of
Fla, has gone to Washington to confer
with the Federal Authorities, upon re,nov-
ing the Seminoles that now ufest the south
ern part of Florida.
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Ed Read the Advertisements of II. w.
LAWSON, LoMAx & CoBB, and BAILEY d.
SPARKS. Our limited space prevents n
more extended notice.