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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

ErsCUARD~oN & cos, Carpet, OIL Cloth,
y aud Curtain Ware Rooms, No 95 Main Srs-a shmond
Virginia.
We have determined in the future to devote
the above business ana having arranged sbrr
TINT I yose. prepared exhibit the largest
complete of Carpetings. O Cots Curtain
IooIa She Virginia. aud bat rarely
any blismen in the Untd States I'm
porting iron, the English Msnutaeiarer and selecting
care person, The best American Fabrics, shall
H tmct prepared furnish tl articles pertaining
tnsinoas promptly and relying the eitseHs Of Virginia.
Carolina Tennessee eiitrprizc,
assure % will te with moderate profits
Wa invite buyers examine this stock, never
shown before Of AMI s.yeB OF Velvet Tapestry
aud Brussels Gapene Three ply Ingram aud Venetian do
Velvet Shanrte aud Brussels Rnqa Door Paror and Cham
her MA satin oeielnn INDIA Daaaak ior Curtains Satin
and Figured Dc Lanra Ia. Bosaicl aud Turkey Red do
Muslin AMI Laea Lurthns Nnds Shades all and quail
ites Floor Oh Gtnhs Tahla on Cloths all wids on Cloth.
tugs Se., Sc.
NJ III have oil t1e.hl aud CarpcGnareut for any
haIhon bciug furnished with d1grars
msnt. solicit ng orders viii in al sas
sep inda.clm RICHARDSON co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

~ A GNAIklSS. opposite Exchange BANK Richmond,
Va Narpntn HWY, aud on glohs and splendid assort
for he bai sales daily arriving To which respectfully
Of purchasers from an seetioHB, assuring
them that licy be sold New York prices Royal Vel
u,rpsig Bru,scA Tapeltries Imperial Three ply, Su
per ngs Fine nrpang Venetian carpeting from she low
bc made Cocoa Mattlgs, Rugs on Cloths Door
Mats Table on Cloths Floor Basa Tabia Covers, Piano
Covers Buycrs win please give early call ~ we
pledge ourselves o sell ~ low any house in VB
Cl1AS. A GWATKfNS
tsr Tx Bank, Richmond, VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

W ",
FOR sAhE.ln pursuance Of deed Of Trust, oSecntcd
b. me- by Thomas Ienwieh and in Clorka
OF the county Court u BEDFORD Will, Thursday the lih
day OF August le5d In The o Liberty bedford County
Va, sell tohe highest bidder, Public auctnn that Valuable
Hotel and Lot ON which situated known the Bedford
House together With all the houses attached belonging
10 said lot ihs Is the most valuable Tavern property in the
upper country. lhr Hotel has been entity built and
large and convenient Brick touomcn capable arcouneda
Ting comfortably large nomberof guests The Kitchen
Bile aud other out honsos convenient aud spacious
I'll" lotcl hhs large custom and the best
out OF a tty, in the state,
Al TIN same time and In Of tho deed will
sell the hghe"t bidder at public auction about ~
Land lying parallel With the hnc acl the South sid of
Liberty. and one likely Negro Gill.
Terms made known AT sale JAS 7. JOHNSON.
july u d2tawtliaug Trustee.
Osiponcmcnt.
Inc sale OF the above popeitys postponed until Saturday
the 10Th day Of September le5G which will
positively be sold without any reserve whatever
sep td3taNt21-ep }. JOHNSON, Trustee
NoElsE.- u, ,isnc OF IA Deed q Iru-, cNccu-
~ tel 10 n by David x LYNN bearing date %
LIST d et January si and the Court
The t} # lynehbnrg, ~ wilt tte m day Of octab,,
1850 IA the premises rNas' tu t, hY public
lhat very valuable aud highly improved Tenement m
Main street in tho ty 81 iynchbur occupied by Stroll
grouitiontnF ou IT," sud Nam street and fnin hack
frtt
rlRNs ~ SUI Although by the terms It lie deed f
Aforesaid might require cush
sell aid ,nmcnt upon credit Of IwtlKe and olghtcnu
months "qnal mslameI Ia with tie thu
se' te purchaser securing the pay &C the by
gntae notes satisfactorily endorsed payable
Banks the Ct! ri yuebure aud = deed
Tenement I'll
The l 10 ihr pro- mentioned believed 10
uuHbIy Koo, hui n,I,1y
y convey Ia The purchaser such Lilo A. vested "a by
d,pd II irrlt .s4l
ALEXANDER roMrKtNS. .,,,......
JOHN NJ OBEY '''h.'''
4 Fs t4F
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

CANp NFEriSG.-A large and interesting Camp
Meeting has been IN progress on Anthony's Greek in
'reeabner County Tor several days pastsays the Era
and large number about 49, have protested con-
version.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

Roy. Mr. Edwards ofCenenary church ia this city,
has been holding series ntiutercsting meetings since
his return from Europe. lie i, gentleman of mark
e. ability and IS very popular with hs congregation
Rch d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
upHOE. JAS. a. MsRFEE,

VI ARtHIIEt1t
aopsdly IiNCnbuHa COLLEGE.
w FRANCS y TRlGu, rRoruETon.
Having uHt assumed the charge OF this Establishment the pro
prieor solieits the patronage of the pnhlic.
The Western Stages leayo this House every morning
Stages always the Depot convey passengers and their
baggage To the Hotel
sep 6d6tS ,2iaws
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

In consequence II uusurahe weather the above sale has
"eu postponed unt Monday the "a list air II not The
h"Nt tar dav. sop ~ et22sep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

AZ FOR RENT.-A very desirable sonrdi"2
E ious, with II Kitchen aud Ssokc House with ali
modern improvement less than tWothiIds OF what 1t
has heretofore rented at.
This house il located Man Street in the city Of Lynch
burg over Exchange Bank aud Store occupied by "
Payne Esq
Also Offices with in each in the same
building.
posite to j. q Neeln and door George Rucker Esq
IL Is the location Dry Goods Store in the city Of
Lyrlchburg.
Possession Of all these buildings be had mme
diately r.1iy y Montgomery, to W PAYNE or TO
son RICHARD & MORRIS
z a Hsl DH New Driean. anh II. EticO ssusars
tDU 10 Sore for sale at lo'7est market rates
uly 2e diets itHf SAUNpERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

HORRIBLE SCENE AT AN EXECUTION "A shock
ing scene occurred at an execution of two rob
bers named 3oye and Olsen,ut Assens, in the Isle
of Funen, in Denmark, ON the 18th ult. Olsen
matr such desperate resistance, that the execu
TONER and six men who helped him could not bring
him TO the block without calling soldiers to assist
them. As soon as Olsen's head was served from
his body.two young peasant girls. fifteen seven.
teen years of age,rushed through the double line
of armed police who guarded the scatiold and fiji
led the cups which they carried with the blood
that spouted from the neck of the mutilated
corpse, and instantly swallowed the horrible
draught.
There is an old superstition amongst the rural
population of Denmark, that the blood ofa behead
ed felonf drunk while it is warm, is m invaluable
perseryative against epilepsy and apoplexv. The
girls were take before police commissioner,and
declared that they had only done what they had
right to do. They showed apaper snged &.
Olsen, in which he had authorized them whenev.
or he should come to be executed, to drink his
blood.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
SAMUEL \ W Al,klR

None genuine unless signed Ill IT'S On the wrapper
SETH W. FoNl.E 4 co, Is Washington Street imS
tn. rrupreteis Sold 10y their agents eNerSw here
For sale by J. IA. THOMPSON y CO. and J. IL sfNAs
tt IA "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

STAY N VlRGINIA.-rhe Winchester Vnyaian
speaking of the large emigration now going west
from this state, says:
ave have seen some little of the west and are thor
ouohly convinced that those who take into the count
health and wealth together will generally do far bet
ter by staying in Virginia. The move may be often
advantageous to young men, though many even of
them could do better with the labor at the east
but the Iural districts of the west almost invariably
ehortern the existence of those in the middle de-
line of life
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

g " IIi1IMAN. =
~ W.IllLI.NAN n co,
Vns 30 front ~, New York
Agents for the Sale OF VIRGINIA MA&IFACruRED
! TOBACCO. Liberal nds anros made on Gonaignmcnts
sep l3d&ely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

W.T. TVHH''N TIT W.T. 'WHrF THH' W NV" n.y. ~"
vertsod patent mcdcncs-bUt we publish an advertise
of Ayers ls not because paid for II alone but
honestly believe that Aver is Of the best
Ply vans and Chemists OF the and because know from
experience that his Cherry Pcciora the best medicine for
Cough that We have been cured by II eff
bronchitis, aud have given family with unai
success for Colds Coughs Whoopng Cough Croop &e-
our neighbors who have tried theso Pills them
extraordinary good medicine Democrat MeAyar f'foa Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

The certificate above old os Unable r
zen and one of the oldest Druggats in The city OF , hmond
in accorlnnce TIA the thousands Of others adding conmonda
ton to tho virtue of Bakers Premium Biitcr.
Price j0conts per bottle.
For sale by Mc-rs Sroihcr Whitehead, aud Staber &
Jones Lvnchbnrgi and by Dufgists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
1880.
FAlza ATNEE AATA..

Gents Ene Philadelphia Fall style Moc4kn Hats; Young
Do real beauties also the Did bominon Fiat Brt very nice
These made by of and equal In
style and quality and oer suit and please IN all
sep Ats =. SEABURY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

6AEH NDNTH. ENJE.-NECE " NFNtt
~ HAM Importers aud Dealers in Dry Goods No 90 Syca
moro Street PIlis1ufg Va announce to The trade the
val II their of English irish Scotch and French
Goods which with large purchases in the Northern and las
ern them offer Stock equal not superior
TO any eyrruwued Themselves their predccossus Pau
& McIwsinc
NICKNAME 4 GRAHAM. Agents for North Carolina
Cotton ans SAeeng Osna,urls, AMI tor genuine
Irish fgN Threads and Shoe Threads Va GINA Failed ns
and Korscys Is'p II
r1.gcssu SARATOGA WATER.--A suppl, Of
n Saratoga direct from the Springs Just to hand and
for sale by JOHN IL Sha1,
.lnlsta Druggist.
HNlRE WINES AND LIQUORs.-Old POri.
Madeira Sherry Wines bought expressly for Inedc
Also best French Brandy London Porter and WON
Aromatic Schicdsm Schnaps for sale by
sen lst. JOHN H. SEAY. Druggist.
Joseph :. EBERT, Professor OF Music,
Informs Ladies of Lynchbug aud vicinity that he Will
rive and Melodeon also in Singing and
Harmony Orders with Mr. Trott MATCHMAKER, wiecevs
promnt Attention J. s. EBERT,
sep Igdlm Orgsnist a, the Episcopal Church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
XXyIuEVAMs, I.VERY and MALE STABLE

XXyIV.EHAMN - LIVELY md MILE > ! lANH4E z
w MARKET Sr, OPPOSITE MARkEF HOUSE LfN CHBuRd,
Val prepared furnish ~ the very shortest 40
ice Horses Bugse l,he very best in the city
Persons wishing ride In Hack drawn by fine Horses
with the polite careful drivers can be
10y me
Gentlemen wishing 10 take short afternoon drive with
adv Buggy, with fine Horse, be
by me.
Gentlemen having Pleasure Horses by sepdna
Stable will have them kept In fine order aRd ready
moments notice am also responsible f'r any done
them while in stable will be ps II tina public vii
give call and satisfy themselves stable bette
stocked thaa any other In this city, 7 WILLIAMS,
July i5-dts Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

NJ EGHOEst sHDES.-I am beginning to re-
~ ceve Negro Bogans Stchdowns and IN ten day
will have good supply Virginia Manufacture ishall make
the prices as low decent profit viii allow .
Its y SEABt KY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
II sNnAp,
XNyAsIIlNaJO HOUSE.

NOVvEIL ssOSsE,
~ Nnin street, Lyme hburU, w.
THE "NoRNE has undergone change of construction
hat places footing with the bps modern built Hotels of
The country
The
aud furnished In style Of tIhuAHrE and CoMioHf suited
the all aud ot character that will make rank In
net with the FIRST class Hotels of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
aug l1d&sts rroprictop
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

Ia the efficiency of Bakers Bcrs in relieving establish
ed case 81 Dyspepsia from which have suffered for number
Of years Tho Of few bottles not only
Nne as Tonic, but its permanent relief in Water Brash
and Sour Stomach confidently recommend the afflicted
II. {. MtNIMARA.
Richmond December 18th 1850.
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DOOD AnystE ABOUT pg,NOs.-u..,c

80 lIhds prime shoulders.
10 SIhrh
10 Bbls " Lard,
80 Keys prime
200 Ganvaascd IlanIa
All on eonsifnnien ard for sale ratpa
THOS BRANCH q SONS
sep l5dts Petersburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
LATEST NEWS.

FURTHER NEWS FROM KANSAS. The ST.
Louis papers come 10 with another batch of
what they term "kHnsas News but much of it
IL evidently unreliable. and therefore not worth
the spuce IT occupies The St. Louis News Of
the llth inst. however, has the following:
There Is n ull in the Kansas war. which is
probably the forerunner of peace. The army
et MssourianS recently rendezvous d near West
port for the invasion of the territory Is disbaud
ed. Much the larger portion of the men eompo.
sing it have returned home, leaving small force
of two or three hundred men. under Gen. Reid.
IL project the territory. The cause of the break
up was this: After the affair at Ossawattoinie the
men under Reid called uui 10 be led against INV.
renee right off, that they might terminate the
war by the capture of that place. The leaders.
conscious of the impas,ibility Of succeeding in
such hazardous enterprise with such un nndis
cipllned force, refused to march on Lawrence,
aud fell back on their base Corporations on the
Missouri border The men became di>healtrned
aud refused TO submit to the severe drilling wa
ten which WAS instituted in the camp, aud which
experience has demonstrated To be absolutely Is
sential 10 enable the pro slavery army to meke
Roadway against the thoroughly organised und
die pinned forces under Lane. They therefore
packed up and returned home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

neither trouble expense in making effort offer
friends and customers and reliable Havana Cigar
and think have succeeded Our Cubans Ambrosias
La Nomas aud Regala Cigars lad ready SALE and satisfy all
those who appreciate aud enjoy good smoke,
To those who have tried would that
keep all grades OF Cigars from to 25 cents piece.
For sale j. Ii. THOMPSON & cos.
d&cifts Apofhecarv &
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Sucker Run Ditch,

We learn from Deputy Sheriff Mclaughlin,
that this Ditch is nearly completed, and will
soon be successful operation. The length of
the Ditch is seven miles, it's width is 6 feet on
the top, and two at the bottom, with a depth
Of three feet. 1t will furnish water the year
ro und, for the rich diggings in the vicinity of
Kanaka Peak and Oregon Gulch. The cost of
the Ditch is $l0,000 and is owned by Messrs
Hardenburg, Foster Villa ms and others =
There is quite a settlement springing up that
vicinity, consisting of stores and public
houses-among which are those of Messrs
Moore, Turner, and our old friend Cove The
diggings in this locality are said to be extern
siye, and the introduction of water will
doubtless lead to further discoveries. The
vicinity Of Oregon Gulch has long furnished
good pay to Miners, when supply of water
could be procured. This deficiency will be
supplied by the Ditch, and the locality must
prove an important one.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
sen.tor,.l ELECTION Postponed.

The Senate Of the State of California
has covered itself with glory. If leg
islative body ever performed righteous
holy ard beneficial act it has been ac-
complished by the action of the Senate
in postponlng the Senatorial election.
The incongruous materials composing
the dominant party, being unable to
unite upon man for that position, the
Senate have acted wisely in postponing
the subject until another session of the
Legislature shall assemble. Too much
time has already been consumed upon
this subject, and the prompt action of
the Senate torshadows despatch Of busi>
ness and short session.
On the 22nd the Senat orial election
was indefinitely postponed in the Senate
by vote of l9 to IA. Mr. Hawks, x.
n, moved a reconsideration, which was
lost on the 23rd by vote of II to l6.
The Assembly resolution for going into
joint convention on Satui day (to-day)
for the purpose of electing Senator.
then came up in the Senate, when Mr..
Lip incott offered substite, postponing
in Senate all bills or resolutions now
passed, or that my be passed in either
House, upon the Senatorial election, un
til january lst, 1857. Substitute was
adopted by vote of l9 to IA. A res
consideration was then moved and lost.
The question is efectually He'd in the
Senate, and cannot be again brought up.
Glory to God and All Hail to the un-
coDquerable democracy
Sacramento during the past two weeks
has been the scene of most laughable
farce. The Know Nothing caucus, after
"a long and liborious ffnrt, succeeded in
nominating Ex-Governor Foote as their
candidate for U. S. Senator. The old
X. n Patriot was taken before the eau
Gus, and made them speech. The re-
ward of this political weather-vane is an
empty and worthless nomination, by a
caucus in which it was an honor to be
defeated. His nomination amounts to
nothing more than would a log-bee vote
for Presidential candidates Was ever
pure, grey-haired patriot, placed in a
more ridiculous, or more just and
merited position :
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Simple.

We regard it as an excessively simple argu-
ment.to be used in favor of candidate for U;
S Senate that he understands parliamentary
usage" An essential qualification in pre-
siding oficer-but as the K N party did not
regard That qualification as essential in the
election of Speaker of the As sembly, we cam
not see why they should make it absolutely
necessary in Senator. We are confident in
the opinion that sensible man would not
become a fool in the Senate chamber. simply
because he was not familiar with ''parliamen-
tary usuge." Shasta Republican will please
note and also mention the rule that requires
the parliamentarian to flourish revolver in a
deliberative body.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Gone In.

The assembling of Congress has proved a
death blow to the Know Nothing party. "he
Louisville Journal, the great Know Nothing
organ Of Kentucky, advises the supporters Of
Humphrey Marshall in Congress, to unite
with the Democrats, and admits that the new
order has been merged into a contemplate
abolition fact ton," and frankly acknowledges
that the Democratic is the only national par
ty. The coalition between the Know Moth
ings and has disgustsd not few of the order
in this State; and if they succeed in electing
Banks or some other Abolitionist, Speaker Of
Congress, there party must inevitably fall to
pieces here.
Butte record., 1856-01-26

All persons interested, are hereby notified
that we, the undersigned, will apply to the
Board of Supervisors in and for Butte County,
Il the State of California, at their next session
to be held at BdweM in said County on the
srst Monday in February, 1856, for license
to construct Toll Bridge across the Main
Branch of Feather River, about one and hall
miles below BidweH in said County, at or near
the junction OF the North Fork of said river
and Immediately above said junction Of sal
North Fork of said river with said Main stem
or Branch. Said bridgeis designed to connect
the travel leading from Marysville in Yuba
County via. Lynchburg and Oplir in Butte
County, to the American Valley in Plumas
County via. Jacks Ranck in Butte County
GARDNER COVE,
A j. COVE,
Bidwell, Butte County, Nov. %, 1855.
Toct6-4S- If
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Foreign Miners Tax.

bill has been introduced in the bly,
to reduce the foreign miners tax to four dol
bars per month. The fckleness exhibited by
the K. N. party upon this subject, is extreme
ly ludricous. This K n members of the last
legislature were rampant to exclude foreign
feet their expulsion, raised the tax to six dol
lars per month. No sooner however do the
rat eating Cinnamon begin to leave, than the
K. N. party turn round and favor a reduction
of the tax. under the plea that it is depriving
the mining counties of source of revene.
The real object of this paradoxical doctrine
is to give the party something to act upon, in
the hopes that it may prove as popular as the
proprosed expulsion was last winter. Their
action upon this question is not only vascila-
ting, but seems to US to be one unworthy the
people of California. If the different counties
cannot support themselves without having
Cinnamon to furnish their revenue, they
ought to go under. Forty dollars a month is
no compensation for the presence of these
devils. who are no botter than
swine, in community, but who have the faeul-
ty of procuring our dust as abundantly as
Americans. A legislature that would admit
them to the mines for revenue purposes,
would be justified in tolerating any other
nuisance for the same reason. We are conf
dent that the people of Butte County would
rather meet their own expenses than tolerate
such q source of revenue.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
The Lobby Member from Butte.

A few "dead-heads" and political
"quid-nuncs," in Oroville, have thought
proper, lately, to organize themselves
INTO 'mass meeting" Of about twenty,
and elect "Lobby Member to the
Legislature. The person elected to this
very honorable (') position, is the os-
tensble Editor of the Oroville paper.
Somehow, few of the Oroville people
got into their heads that there was ter
rible "Bidwell clique" at work against
them, and that it was necessary to have
a Lobby" at the capitol to counteract
their influence. They had evidently
forgotten that the legitimate Member
from Butte, was elected by opposing the
'Bidwell clique that creation of
Know Nothingism, or considered him of
no account, when they concluded that
the election of a "Lobby" was necessary
1t is certainly no compliment to the
member from Butte.
The "Lobby' visits Sacramento, we
understand, for the purpose of procur-
ing removal of the county seat to Oro-
vile, and to oppose division of the
county. His views will, doubtless, re-
feet the wishes of the fifteen who voted
him. if not ofthe entire twenty lone who
composed the meeting. He believed the
introduction of the Nebraska bill to be
ill-timed, and regards the division ques
ton in the same manner. The infu>
ence which the important position of a
Lobby" gives him, will be thrown
against division of the county, and if
he fails in that, then we suppose his in
fuence will be exerted to exclude slaves
ry from the new comfy He has a
crotchet in his head, about the e.Bidwell
clique" and should he happen to meet a
Bidwell man at Sacramento, it may be
found necessary to send hiN as ''Lob-
by'' to the Insane Asy lum at Stockton
We are candi1 in the belief that he did
not seek the position for the purpose OF
becoming an aspirant for the Senatorial
toga. We assure our sister counties
that the people of Butte County are not
to blame for the ridiculous folly of send
ing Lobby to hang around the pur-
lieus of the Capitol and hinder legisla.
ton. 1t has been accomplished BY
discontents, and is unworthy serious
consideration We commend the "Lob-
by" to our Sacramento friends, SO long
as his constituents supply him with
funds.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Personal.

We received call from John K. Lovejoy,
Esq, Editor Of the "Old Mountaineer," pub
ished at Quincy, Plumas county, on Monday
morning last Lovejoy is clever, daredevil
sort-of-a-fellow, and We are pleased to hear
Of his pecuniary prosperity. His rattle
Drained sociality was refreshing these dark
rainy days. His conversational power goes
down derry down TO the lower fe, Fl, fun of the
basement, and up again to the hut above .be
clothes line on the soperalito Pity he op-
poses Miss Pellet 1t must be caused by his
being Know Nothing