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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19

ET Nolbig Of importance is doing in
copyress. Kansas, Kansas, il All The theme.
When viii humbuggefy ccass7 aas
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19

y GErThe resolutions oliths Virginia and
PENNSYLVANIA Democratic State Conventions,
breath thespure Demoerssici doetrine.ps In
fact the resolutions of every Democratic
State Conyeatienr thus r,breaahehthssane
IpatEiaIicr sentiment g5nl hlnum naa ~ Aaer
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19
ATTENTION, THE WHOLE!
Old Ashtabula, bristling with
Muskets---The Giddings Guard
against the Government troops
"A Battle Brewing! (of Pork
and Reans,J

"Old Gid" has been at home for a STEW
days" stirring up the dormant patriotism OF
hs deluded followers, and exciting them to
deeds of awful daring" He called the
citizens together at. jefferson and harnngue6
them after the manner Of Atchison and
S'iingfellow, breathing denunciation, death
and destruction to the allied forces of Uncle
Sam. The following is what the Ashtabu
lans resolved to dc. l...-.r.....,s ID,
"That we believe 'resistence to tyrants 10
be obedience to God,' and we pledge our
selves tn aid cur brethren in Kansas in re-.
sisting the tyranny attempted upon them by
sending company of emigrants for the
settlement of Kansas consisting OF at least
So men, fully provided with the means of
making permanent location, and prolec-
| ting their rights from every invasion.
| That the right to aid our brethren n
Kansas in the defence of their liberties a.
gainst the rulfian hordes of Missouri, or the
soldiers Of corrupt Executive, driven by
him to enforce unjust and Unconstitutional
laws, is as nnquestionable rs the right Of
our Revolutionary Fathers to resist the ty.
ranny Of their foreign oppresscis." % g# b
Lorain 10 already in the field under Gen.
Peck. Ashtabula will soon have her armour
on under Gen. Giddings. Then where will
be the Government troops? Answer I'm
der Gen. Scattering, on the Plains of Kan,
sas.-Plain. .s@ az .aF vF s5r
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19
Democratic State Ticket in Penn
Z tat aee syIyafiia. sm y Sa's

The recent Democratic State Convention
IN Pennsylsania, which convened At Harris.
bprgh, made the following nominations:
Il Canal Commissioned GEORGE Scorr, Of
Columbia County
3 AUDITOR General AcoD FRY, Jr, of
Montgomery County .,,.,s NJ @g
Surveyor General -TIaorhr IVES, q
Potter County. seg --.,usT sAgca saq4ag
y The election takes place IN October when
The above ticket viii bs chosen By q least
twenty thousand rDajorily. nafg .ved ]
L GE-This EcozosunAa$ Rnsion colosed he.
publican Know Nothing Legislatnfs IF Ohio,
haye concluded thatsths Sbeststways sahsy
khow 10 get another dipintetbe tfeaurYei
tfBe sAassaisIie adjournioncthe 18th of aApfi
10 the lst fendsy efs next january, stfhii
Is opsof ths akyosss that wss ihssrdssd
much talk ahcnas last snmmars asAaH VIZ
erTrT "a - --z-.y ys IS tEaN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19
The I.sntlon Tines notices fass.ss ) 10 Iii,v

Tire f.snaon Times notices fehs,,s TO tiiv
same effect, and which had caused fall in
English funds Of one per cent. AEaliy eo,
curing, however, at The close, in e9nse-
qienee Of fumors reniaiasns onanuied.
SwKDEx--Sfocttnlmi y % De fOi tifed BY
land AM SEQ inslaains ihe valley d Mea
lhr. WNM "
! q DKsMARK-Tle triaiof the e1 Ministers
resulted in their aequittal.
. lNprA-China telegraphic advices from
Tiieste bring us news from Bombay to Feb
"a and Canton 90 Jan. 18th. Kingdom oI
Dude had been formerly annexed.
+ Calcutta money market has improved.
r. The stock Of teas az Hong Kong light
common descriptions scarce and puces o
fine vel maintained. Silks frmnwith i'm
proved demand for imported goods. ASST
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19
NEW YORK MARKET. a1'

aFW '89t 07H New York, March IS
Flour dropping; wheat duh at t,7s@ 100
for southern red; mess pord 1915; Ohio
Whskey 304 sgs t.H zalHe,a6fj1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19


Senator Pagh, Of Ohio. delivered bis
maiden speech in the Sensse on the Illinois
contested election. q He wasEheard with ypni
diyi led attention, and the Intelli gencer re.
marks The impression on all sides seems
10 be concurrent As to the foice Of his reas-
oning, and his slatssnanlik mode Of ad.
| dressing that distinguished dy.'--Bos.
ton Post. ,,s.s !
L We hav heard from several quarters that
MIR. Pugh created marked, sensation in
his FIRST effort il the Senate. He received
| the highest compliments from all sides. and
To 0hioans present at Washington.is II mus
have bsenextFemely gratifying. When 1
new member, and young iin years, draw
marked compliments frsn such men IN
Senator Builer.ioin South sGorDlius. they
are not to be considered as compliments
merely, but praise Of I high order. Wei
and truly may tie Democracy, of Ohio b
1btoud ,oftheir newtSenator. III eA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19
DEMOCRATIC PtEsIpENIAL ELECTORS
srNAroRtAL El.EcroRs.
eoKeRFssroNIL rLfcroRs.

WILLIAM KENNON, lr.,. Of Bchueat.y %,
kLEX AMBER P. MILLER, of Butler. !
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19

I THE Masonic CARAT the festival Of
the Provincial Grand lodge, at Glasgow,
sir A.. Allison mentioned that during The
assault on tie eIssdan,, 1 smali party If sol
aiefs led Up u ode sof the Guns. placed il !
recess were received by . body of Kussians,
aud the English officer was about 10 be
Jayonetted when, chaneiag to catch tie
hand 81 the RdssIah otIicsr, he Mad presence
of aind fhSagh To gisS him 1 Masonic grip,
The isussizt III fApnisait stfuck up the
bayenet ofhis soldier led bic newly found
brother a thaIrsss and tresteA him with
All the kindness Of a masons mssislS sfsi
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\ Jfay- Mi FTilmors, " last account i, was. III
! Inc, dom y, Rppsgs dpssIss y agssas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-31
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1856.
z. w. RERRERT,

CONTINUES to give prompt attention 20 all
~ branches Of the Insurance. Business, lnd IL
prepared 10 negotiate LIFE AND FIRE INSUR-
ANCE, In any amounts required, In the Hartlsrd
f'.e Insurance Compaay. Hartford cosseeticuI,
Franklin Insurance Company. of Philadelphia,
and the lnsoranee Company ofthe Valley ot Vir-
ginia.
With an experieac- Of nearly six year, In the
business and beiug possessed Of peculiar sdvssta-
Fe- iof ascertanibg the strength of all Insurance
Companies doing business IN this and the Northern
States, special attention will be given to placing
risks only IN Companies OF phdoubied responsibiI-
lay, aud where fair dealing may be relied upon In
case OF loss.
Dwelling Houses, Stores MHl. Barns, Facto-
ries, Merchandise, Household Furniture, aud
every description otPerSonsi Property, Ia country
of town, insured against loss or damage By FIRE.
Lite Assurance in the best Companies IN the
Unued States.
The Lives Of slave, insured for two-thirds Of
iasr value, al lowest ratrs for period Of one to
hye years
Ia ali eases OF loss particular attention IL rivrn
10 secure TO the parties insared liberal al lrsnent
and promPt Payarat of their claims
APrlcstions either IN person o. Hy letter uiIIhe
promptly attended TO, and any information on the
subject eheeTiu,ly given, II addressed To Joas p
BsowS, Post Master, Chsric,owh. or
Il. w. HERBERT
Agent Tor Jefferson County Va
P.S. Agss.s PosI oEiee CksIlcssoWn.
NAV IS lSSS-lV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-31
Ha. BUCHANAN's PRoPO-AL OP BAR
GAIN tn nE. CLAY ~ nEHAI.F oF
GEN. JACKSON.

GEN @ANASoS.
A !Ssarslar DrrsLSBaeai Of HiGOry
We take the foI!ouing frSm the New York
Times, Of July 10Th
Having observed ih the LosisVills JOar.
nal statement that q certain passage 10
CsltoB's Life and Times sf Henry Clay, Ss-
ssrtiug Mr Bushspsn's proposal Of bar.
gals 70 Mr Clay IN behalf Of Gen Jaeksos,
having Ter iiS object the iasusnee sad vsls
Of SIR Clay and bis friends, 10 make GsB.
Jaeksoa Prssidsut in 1875, uas from The
kand Of Mr. Clay himself, us have thought
proper 70 address Mr. Ciay's bisgraphsr, 70
ascertain Shoibsr sbis statement of lhs
LoBisvills Jourpal be trus, EEd have 70
eeivsd the following answer
T. IGs EdRgT sffhs Nee YS5k Iiss(s
10 snsueF 90 your isqaify. l wsuld state
that the tuo paragraphs printed 10 italics
% p tis. rel J., sf my Life and Times u
Hshfy Clay. UcTs farnishsd ne ky Mf
Clay himself and that / stili ksla ths sfig
nal dotunsBt. IN his ovu hand sfiiipx I
caused it % b printed IN italics ~ nark its
pscalisF slsFscisr End special importanss
has did uei ststs that / bad it fr5us Mf
Ciays suu hsai, ~ be dii not siaaify ihat
O. 10 lis wisa--hs beng astuatti 80 ! sup
psfe. ~ tAs saus Gsbefoas ioftsaTaEss %
uafis Nr Baehabsn ubish bad ltdassd
kias see % naaJ y,srs - Ar Buehssss .
ssfasst shtrsstss r4t % Vabiiah tau eco.
ytfraiisa. altbssrh spsh . pabiicsiiou vssi5
1Lri5atIF have s8utfihutrd % his fMF
. CIsY1 virdicstiga bsf1re she pubils arsIust
tbs eharFs q barFsia broaght b. Gsssfal
Jaektsa. sas sasu thai ths proposal u bsF
. saia esas u nst ffou ne Gsbsfal himsslf
sstuinly ffom sus q BE frisuds scuur ia
Lis tshalf
Aatts sdiist u tts Losisv.lis JousrsI
tstms 70 tsya bssn advisot - ths fact
tksagh net tbreusb ne, tkat tbis doc1msn'
uas isfuishsi - Mr Clay. ed ss hav,
tssn appsais4 q 81 y5a fsf tie trath .,
ne ststsmsat. sssld q % iest thsn Q,
ay ths fsst - 90
it uay slrs b. FFspsr 81 ~ 10 saJ she
NF Cltg arTsnGs4 . aets 81 tls saas ass
unsnt, sieisinz ne - spFly o. Coz Lstct
or Or fafthsf infsfmatiaa 81 the sane Sal
is1t 1 aseoriingiy sd1fssssa Gsy Lstsd
81, sd fssna 81 lipt sealed b a pledge o
aisass Fivsa % NJ Bastsnaa
VsFy rpspssifsily,
TsuI sks4is1t soFVaat
d COLToS
Nsv Yssk, rsssasy, Jsig 2, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-31

y AoES iNClbslNE.
1910 10 81, 80; - 70 - 81 10; IS 10 % 80 10;
30 70 3i 27oi IS To 80 800 30 10 90 800; Is 10
30 $50
A single payment Ia advance oftRres and half
Auuuai Premiums on The above table will cnlitlr
parry ,oa pad EP Foi'ey for 20 caois tern Of fear
ysarJ
Tie fsiiotriar Gsasral RSlsI toiA ReFalaie Iasu-
raaos USga fiS Lifs u Szarsf
ist Policies will be grated Tor the term Of One.
Two, Three or four Years, Al tbe same Tsfe oi an-
nuai pFsmiam tJf ether term ao advantage pecu-
usrIJ this Uihc~ never bsiOte pfuhefsd 10 iusufeTs
-. Any san Dot eGceeiing thrrc-iouuh q The
actual cash value 81 Slaves wiii BE- iasuisd
ID Policies may b. transferred irrespective Of
the Company.
So. Th- Premlum hfst STATED In the Policy. az
iof more ihaB 0ss yeaf) y ne same sach gear rbs
payment q which continues he Policy IN force fof
~ tsfm irrespective 20 the hsath Oi ihe slave; but
he Policy oaay - discJniinucd by the holder lhsre-
Ol st his pleasure.
srh P5lrirs tor ih- whole term og FJur Years
will b granted upoa ihs payment IN advance Of
three and . haif Annuai Pismtnms.
Oh With his cihcs 10 tificuity nesd occuf 80
90 thr sGact age ~ fhe slaves irsurrd iassmucb
th- PoeniiAfns vafY oniF every Five Years
Th. N case % diasrcuce q Uriuiah a. 90 he &C.
iBsl cash va'ue ~ q Save " mar b. determined
5y rfIerrrrr fH twb tisialffrsist peftous chosen
mn.uaiiF o. .s- 0ansr aId AEeHt % thf Company
ID. change e oteuraiion o. one mote haksf-
d8us fsneefs AFoid ne RpiicT. uaiess ibs conssEt
oi ths COnpanY u Efsi sbiaiuss - TruiaF and a
eossmer safsts sEfra pfeuium patti therefor.
Oh No spplisafion - insBance uli ts entef.
taias3 of lsss pcf01 hiss one year, uulsss sfibe
f4H grHra rfewium
to.b Oss DoLtaa iseiaiss ihs whole ebsTgs 90
Pliiey Zee.
u6 I.os-s, promptly sdJssisd asd paid 81 Rieh-
mgnf Viretnia.
All fsrtbsr ss-sssafr inflrms,ion e. sisa bisnks
f..Es rtstrmrafa. peitrirs g.. uiI hs furnithrd
bv Bw HERBERr, Aeeat
MAY q. izss - vsaE 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-31

h1Tls Ei,hmsnd tYaj sag Hl-
negs orFaal 10 aatuss % go ala sssfrss 4
q psmocfatis so gear sgsisa Mf FsL
nefr ssfs
Iha Eum1nsT cells ai tsst tss ps.si,sas
q IiIm9fo sad ~ Casae uais a c. sss
issst''.i' aaa ths Lsgu'rsr isis us tttt tks
rsaiisns n Fi.lfaofs sad Pee ....s.t -. -.
teal n iba. - 81. "a sakss 81 S.essssss
utih as Nbstaef - suppaFt Fiiiasfs a.
ffeusut o. che Ffstidsssg gas psess
gear Ffepasiilau, gsstisnsa. aa5 yes ai1
Fsa Sc sag that Ysa ever "a Pfsss o.
ED ~ fat.geFs ess q a. EesIt 49, q
~ Aeffh ssiR seittasass Fisassrr 80 aasis
~ eses spes ffseteaf = 49, q, u - ssAs
osf Fssseaf - go, 81 gres go - p..iftsk.l
= asaa - F,Raefs At9 a1ssa. - "a 60
sysnt ssalS - Bask 80 tissst. aaf -
ssaaog asassrnsy Fs4sfsil51 Fos ptn
- e. sTsga seiseA ee1etfN N
b rsissf SO eefe1s f1feess
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POETRY
A HEAar rHar 10 TaUE.

Oh give ne heart that Ia trvs,
That ~ill cling thrOsgh The sAssrss sf ysars.
Asd 'olsee uhea snrrous Pursss.
AID comfort 10 ssissss s.d tears.
The 'prias. time Il lii. is .Oes e'.r.
And friendships are hsstisg ssd IssI
Anids' hoPe' that may briEhiss OF lover.
Oh, give ne heart that is tree.
Oh. The dsvs Of 10. aOrro~ nay b.
A Joy snsd EarjsHs of slooaI
Bat evening sSA daTkBs,. sAA wee.
May meet ssd sebrsee II the tomb;
sAsso~ usy fall ca tia Sewer,
blight where cur PrSvdsa AOpss Ers-;
Oh. thea Ia that ds.olsis hear.
Oh, give ne slhssrt that % uus.
The pageant efwsslth ss weed
That sever hath rect 10 the heart.
Ana hessiy aloss hath indeed.
Nor lrsErsses HOs IOy iei.p.ss; s7t.sa
Hat love amid sua.hiss ssd tears,
Will bloOa with PsusaAi.i hue.
o, give ne the isiihfal 10 year,.
Oh. give mo . heart that !, true.
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y Mill and GlrTaf nm.


yr,ttg .ss.,.....,sI. 1. sulhetiEsf 60 = vtiua.
4 BE- NEBnO WO. go ~. ,s..... n
srs uiih shid mouihs ~, -. 49,. .,,,s.,
stn - rrcommctdei a. 4 sF.s--. -, -.
uiIi gniv b. tcit io fsaiae. - y -
81 ne aiI1iainr rgunties. s,-s nrfgav
ihsvs. also i5f sais sss 14-1%pa
ANoREw z. KENNEDY
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CARTER's HOTEL,

EOsANsbh NbtlNEs
MY Boots aad Accounts are ready tor ssftls-
lNI meat thcee Wishing 20 save ifoubic will cali
and make arrangements Az hsEiectibe this Wafu-
iaz nsy iook Oai from ADD afsT i5ih Msrsh
I y CARTER
Fsbruarv "a tss-,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-31

A Dssseassis uza---ass. 3 asI.ta. ~ -
tartcss Nasssfteefas aksliliasisi. ~ aae Bts
srsrfuet saG - ratsssss ffalff ~ kteDasfaIts
,tasf.fa nsseastg cteFles si g iaEtsaEfi go $50
a. O. - =. - 49,
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ICE CRRAM.

TVHE lcs crssn sslocu. " aos opse.
n ] km Prspsrst 20 flraisA Ortnga,
issaaa, Vsnnla, euagbeuY a1d rias
ApPis Cfsan, A..
JanF tssS JOHN y RE.EasfNe.
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SAMUEL STONE,

C01HSissioHey - Ckaaoeyy Of tAs CHezI
aHd Comfy Couyt Of Jl7SrSoa CsaH,y.
OFFICE 10 the coufI.Hoa Cop stairs, in the
~ room for maBy years occupied a. an olice
By The late Robert Wosikiaeion. Esq.
Esraacs (eEcspt COuH eaysJ a. she east door.
July ~ tk5f-tf
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Give mea Can.

AFTER hsrrsst give us eal sas wn sirs
h yea 81 50 uofih 81 fcais for o. Tiers i ac
eaistaks sbout d. T4s Feofs WHi tFrak fof thsz-
ssires stofs eeposiis ~ Csart Mpass. ant 1ff
Anar frsn CsrfeT'a Heel
1aiy ? iess. T G sl0Af0oaE
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NaEro Wnman - &c.

"ANTEn 70 ssli % sooi hose, BIZ
w Ant WOMAN shgut tsFnif yesft q -
hsgaaiHtsf eifh ah aafs cf houss WefE. tadaslsF
oas aa4 q gsof titPosiiioa. RHqgile A. ~
FRea FRkaE oFFiCk.
afs- oQ teEe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-31

Paints, Oils, TuTpentine, &C.
- 0nO LIS Lswi' Pafs fead
Z,uUO 800 poaads Lsv,s' Chfons Gffta
ryoubd b. OH
% 0ihs Chrsms Ycl.0W, reaad in OF
81 u.s. Nrffigft45
ttis purr Linfssrd OIL
. E1 Spirits 81 TWpsufine
g13 o. purg ia Bia1tsfs
All ii ahirh 'as r1g cfff sf vfff iUw pftcrs.
HUTCHINSON a BURNETT
Jsns 30 1856
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The United states
LTFI2 INSURANCE.
ANNUITY ASD TRUST COMPANY,
or PHILdDELPHIA
SLAVE PREMIUMS,
AGES INCLUSIVE

Th. following are the rates Of IssurADce for
alOO Sn the Life OF . Slave Tor the term Of -Four
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y. r.. A. REDMAN.

SEzD OATS. ~ -, -, :. -. v,,,.,,v
nassl ss iss.
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Valuable Farm for Sale,
0AO AeFrs:

YTtHE suh.efihsF olsf- 81 pfivEie ssis vaius-
Il BE LIME STONE FARM 80 Jeaefs0n gsa.
w. Va, eontainfnE about
40 Acres:
Ihs ssd iarm V stuaief iamediaisly pp0s the
Ba'inors snf Ohio Raj Road, ard is wiihin one
i0ofih oi mile 0i Ksfneysvilic Depot poiht a
such trade. Tts lssd - Of thr hrsi qaniliy, infe-
nor ~ nuus 10 ihe rgun5y There u aito 40 excess
dhmbsf. ior vhirh ihs Rail Road shofds q ready
bsF auaNe WaNu9rpfsr
basY tRsG
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SStS5 ~
IL T. E:
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU-
RANCE ANNUITY & TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
Assets, January Ists Is56, sI t2I 6I2 a..
y b- Losses Pr0mpiiy sdIasl-d aud paid lhrO
the c5'ee q GsEcrHi IgsHey, at Richmond, Va.
International Life Assurance So
CiEfH OF NEW YORK AND LONDON.
CaPiial o. S2,5OO,OOO.
B. A Guarantee Fond Of 8 100 600 Deposited
with The Comptroller oi the STATE Of New York
ior the security and bsnshI Ct ALL policy holders
ia the Uniied SiaIes.
The Insurance OF the lives Of Slaves not exceed
ing three ourshs and ftroiGrIS Of the actual esSA
value Of Slaves will b taken.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY.
NEwARE, n, j LIST January, 1856,
NeiI accumulation, 50 90 p05 a.
Total amoon, to Jan. is, 1856, 7Is,i92 GS
Ioiai anonnt ,336 $50 ~
Grand Total, 81 252 4ss 81
Medical EpaniHsrs.-G. p. MIsos, NJ D. H.
Cooke, NJ. d, JoHS A. SrsITH, N. D., r. p
MIoEUDER, NJ. d.
ICrThs Agent will give bis pvS-spt ai,safisn a nd
Pefs0Hai SHPCyrSi0E 10 all risks ls4er-y apd trAsr
requested 80 te %.
Applications TO be made 10 J. p. BROWN. Esa.
Post Master. Chsrlestown or 10 the Agent Ihrvu gh
the Post Once ChAIiestown.
Nav I5 Is56-Iy
tg1-Sptrit Hsd Shspher4stosa arri.,,r s,-v 10
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LAND FOER AALR.

49, AeFss - tsna, HsstiE Liusestsss.
VIC snuecfihrt tnrrt Tor ssle pslrstfly. bis
lara in h1tFiouu e0arfy ivinr On hffh sidfs
HaWua Cfreh fauf miles tom Fiuensile ~
ere upat ~ riaer al necsasarv lmrfage.
Fpsfe viih - adtiiiou o. s
a.. y Miii and GFIst MiII.
q, 49,. y ~ isrn voat ~ divid-8 iato isr.
hssHe mPevtmehts oa zach
utefs, Wa 1Fcbats monrv if a-.f.att. ..f.f
Cron - yea, ~ be psymsbts IL sssg,.s 49,
VS. ~ 7. o. ~ raii atnsapy
W, fu'-frst Wsr fmatloa address - slfs-tp.., a.
Eei isf'ss, 'ne ~. VA ~. wOODsON
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Agency Of Insurance.

D w. HERBERT - Agrnt fer abe following
ID. Companies Of FIRE AND LIFE INsU.
RANCE
FL T. RE,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Incorporated IA 1910 Charter PeTpeiuak-
CaFtsi 100000.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Siaiement Of Assets, 81 ,7GI, ,tss. January 1856
published agreeaS,y TO an Act Of Assembly OF the
C9mnoaveslih u Ps1usyiyaGis.
u. w HERBERT. sue-Agsnt Tor !. s. Carson.
Esq., Winchester. Va.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
cash Capital $500 OcO All paiI in and secure.
" iaVested.
z B1nds, Mortgages and Stocks, s237 Ss5 90
: : Bills receivable, 81 05i 80
< (CAsh, $50 y
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

On Wednesday AFTERNOON ln>t SAYS the Dams
Vile IN \ Herald Of the 18th lust. The tanl-
" of David Barley. of Os>ian, bad gone away
from home. and had spoken IT, n daughter OF MIR.
Samuel Mitchell. young girl of III or Is years.
Ia have her milk The cows aud do some other lit
tie chores Mr.. Bailey kept n large dog. that
was supposed IL be familiar with Miss Mitchell.
She had fed him.ani wishing /" use the pail from
which he had eatcn. approached HIM and took
hold Of il The deg commenced growing, and
she told him t. hush his noise. when he instantly
sprang nj her throat She put up her hand
- ward him off, when he seized her arm. taking
out piece of flesh and tearing off her sleeve
lie then seized her other arm, all the while try
ing To get at her throat, and managed IL get her
down. But she succeeded in regaining her feet,
and had the presence of mind to work her way
towards the house. the dog all the while shaking
aud mangng her IN n horrid manner. As she
neRred the door the savag. brute succeeded IN
getting hold of Der jaw, driving his teeth 10 tho
bone. She at length got i'll. and with her ieet
succeeded in part lv closing the door, the brute
still hanging 10 her with develish terocity. on
" oosing his hold when the door was shut upon
him and the flesh gave away The poor girl sunk
To the floor from exhaustion. covered with blood
and with nearly all her clothing torn oil. Her
tuce and limbs were completely manglrd. she
having received il is said one hundred and thirty
ieounds on hei person.
Mrs Bailey being half mile or more distant
had her attention called by her children. To the
loud snarling of the dog, and FASTENED home to
find him covered with blood lying at the door up
on the remnants Of Miss Ms. clothes. On attempt
ing to tie him up.Mrs. b. received ono or two Sc
were wounds. but finally succeeded and the bru-
tai animal was shot The Young lady is still llv-
ing but in a dangerous condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

The Charleston Evening .Ner3 Of Mon Jay has
the following:
Information having been received yesterday
that duel was to come off near the city this fore
noon. and that the parties were in town, Consta =
bic Braggotti proceeded, under warrant issu-
ed by Magistrate Schroeder to arrest the parties
which he succeeded in doing. when each gave
bond of $4,000 to keep the peace in the State of
South Carolina