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.. Citation.

Citation. d. -. ;
By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ. Ordinary of AbJe-
Vile districts ~.
" llEREAs, Thomas Chcatllnm has applied
W to HE for Letters of administration on all
and singular the goods undschattels rights
and credits Of A. Z. Norris, lute of the
District aforesaid; deceased -.
These are, therefore, to cite and ndmonish
all and Singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceaed. to be and appear before ME, at
our next ortlinarys Court forthe snid District,
tobs holden Mt Abbeville Court House. on the
eighteenth dny- Of Juno instant. to show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be graeftcd.
AGiyen under my hnnd and seal, this third
day, of June in; the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and Fl fly
seven. ; and in the eighty-first year Of Amer
W,1fILL OS.A.. ID.
June 8. 1851. yI5 2t..
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CHEAP cry GOODS,
SPRING IRA !

NJ AUGUSTAS GEO. 4,
pROONI q NORRELE are now,
- III receipt Of thdft New tSt6cks ssof u
- sPRiNas AND SUMMER 81 ~. y
)" HU N @ @WDlDA
Season in Z. y -. : ~ p: issssss =
MD HE 1xE@ss SreUH1Di,sallasIs
As well as most Complete sAsssortfne ent srSf
STAPLE. ASig DOMESTIC. lBTleLRS;ss \
To which they respectfully solicit ntte6tiony - 8
Plain. Blk and Fancy. DRESS SILKS, Leaasa
tiful assortment - -. = Fl : $. ( {
Rich Foulard; Berege and MuslihfO ORES
Large Assortment MuSEIGS, ,liAWSS, Z
JACOEETS, and ORGASDIFS: -
Fl. GAMBRiCS ,ClIAMBRAYs, ;and!s
DEBEGEs E,ns aud D DsgEGE ROBES for
cHAIIIEss Iafsaiisss dMsaHf nis.sss 5 ps1Aisf
and BERGE DELAINES; z@% - =
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. Tor Ladie.at
PRINTS and eIScuAns, ev,ry.s. yls and &, ],
~SgsSiSs w. S25iSsS sssebs MsSssp Sc ss,.
>, and s1,A ,NAAINsooks, Plain, Striped aud
Plain and Dotted SWISS VIII and. cord
TARLATANS; Z, ~ y. : =.
lMbkolDERiEs n very large nssetshaeht z
DRESS Tk1MMiSe!ss? asiis!s'?1 skins ST a,l 1Isa.,
AANTILLAS, n beautiful. assortment afJf !;
sTELLAsHAWls; !; VII, cRA pEasHAwIs
hoslEKxs aasIn,iaa large assortment e q every
1RisIlRySEss; IdT / ;S,;;14 LINEN Shffs!lrcs, Pll
= TABLE a o,rl3s RAMSsk s IS DAM,AsK ! TabfR
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For Sale,

OFFERED by the subscriber for Sale TWO
~ AOUSEe and LOTS in Cokesbury,
Abbeville District, and over
sR"GD AGHK @~
Of LAND, in two Tracts, living about a mile
from the Village-Any one wishing to pur.
chase are requested to call soon upon the sub
seriber, who will make the price and terms
accommodating. JOEL W. TOWNSEND.
June 9, 1857 6. 3m
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Removal.

IN11E Subscriber has removed from his old
l. stand to Enright d STAIRS Gin Factory,
and returns his thanks fospast favora. and so.
iictls stnre of public patronage in his line
OF business
He will mnke PannI Doors. Sash, Blinds.
M"rdrohe'' Tables, Dcsks, Dqes- ard Window
Frames, &c, &c. q.
\. Bile will also makeaceffns Of ths fl nest
style and finisl':- - -;
For reference. apply to any gentleman in3thc
town Of Abbeyilfe. ~ -.
April ]. 1857 e4s "
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The New York Tribune says that the prin.
crease'. their charge for board and lodgings
from 81 so to IS per day, finding that, with
full houses. they are scarcely making expenses.
IN consequence of the high prices of nearly
every article of household cons,l,n ptic,,-.lneats
Vegetables, ten, sugar, de-
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Washington's Farewell.

The following extract is from,a Letter writ
ten by lady upwards Of eighty J cara old, re-
siding in Philadelphia, to her grandson in
When General Washington 4 delivered his
Farewel.Addres in the room at the south
east corner of Chestnut and Sixth streets,sI saw
Immediately In front Of him. It was in the
room the Congress occupied. The table of the
Speaker was between the windows on Sixth
street: Che daughter of DR.. c., of Alexan-
Washington, Mrs- IL, whose husband was
the auditor. was very dear friend of mine
Her brother, Washington, was one of the Sec
retnries Of General Washington. Young
Dandrige, nephew of Mrs. Washington, was
the other was included in Mrs. lis par
ty to witness the august. tho solemn scene.
N-z-C| declined going with Mrs. Il,
who had determined to go SO -enrly as to Sc
cure the front bench. 1t was fortunate for n
g afterwards SIrs. L.) that she would
not trust herself to be SO near her honorcd
grandfather. My dear father stood very near
her; she was terribly agtatcd. There was n
Harrow passage from the door Of entrance to
the room. which was on the east, dividing the
rows OF benches. Gen. Washington stopped
ut the end to let Mr.. Adams pass to the ch .ir
The latter always wore full suit of bright
drab, with slash. or rather loose cuffs. He al
30 wore wrist rutfles. .es1Ie had not changed his
fashions. He was short man, with a good
head. With his family, he attended our church
twice day. Esz
General Washngtah's dress was a full suit
Of black. His military hat had the black coc
kade. There stood the father ofhs Country
acknowledged by nations "the first in war.
hrst in peace, first in the hearts of his country.
men," No marsl,nls, with gold colorcd scnris:
no cheering. The most profound stiffness
greeted him, as if that great assembly desired
10 hear him breathe and catch his Lreath-the
homage OF the heart. hlr. Adams covered his
face with both his hands. The sleeve of his
coat and hands were covered with tears Eve
r1y now and then there was a , suppressed sol.
! 1 cannot describe Wasl'ington's appearance as l
felt tit-perfectly ysstompose,l.. and selfposscssed
till the close of his address. Then, when
strong men sobs brooke loose, when tenrs COW
ered their faces, then the great man was sha-
ken. / never took my eyes from his face.
Large drops came from his eyes. lie looked to
the grateful children who were parting with
their fnther, their friend, as if his heart were
with them and would be to the end"
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shcrifss:,S :,ShIc.

ShcfIH7s Sale.
PY virtue Of surftlrv Writs of Ficri Facios
- to me directed, I will sell at AbLcvlle
Court House. on tho first Monday and Tuesday
in July next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
. 500 Acres Land. more or less, bounded by
Dr. W. T. Jones, jas kilingsworth and Others.
rs n" inc property OF j: T.. Carter ads. A. IT,
McGee for another and others.
J House and Lot in Green wood bounded bv
). V. CAIN +. II. Calhoun and Others, ns tn.
property Of 5. l. Bond, ads. L. w. Goodwin
and others.
$50 Acres more or less, bounded by A. HIM
ter. }: Martin and others as the property of
:. ~ Martin. ads. E. Tribe aud others.
!, Lot of Cl"lhinc. Shoes. Calicocs, Muslins
Clocks, Guns Pistols Jcwelry and varions nrti
9lss levied on MS the property of Singer L.
Levingston ads NJ. Brep and othtrss
TERMS CASH =.
T. r. COCHRAN. S. AID.
Sheriff Office, June ls. 1857. 7 tsd
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CONSIGNEEs.

sEhe followias persons hass freigits,ip tie
Depot at Abkss;lle:- >.
EA~Cowan. TT Miller, Leavcl 4 Chalmers.
EnrEht Stpirs Hon G Perrin, II A Jones,
IL Barnes, RssAt Mkllaw & Son; W Cook
YacEN Me casltTs& Coz II g. Kerr, JJ' Lyons,
W%Mceomia oNoS, Hupter & %, DrJ S
Reid C z Haskell, = Cochran, G W Bcasley
Gen A II Msmitl, Henry Jones, Whitefeid
Soutr =. s.
ID. r. soNDLEY, ,Agt.
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W~ IN ~r" -HD

A SITUATIONS as Teacher, for next
-, - year. Qs57)in o College, Academy or
ra,n'ly, ny young Lady of Six Years expe-
Anything in English, French. Music, Wax,
Fruit and Flowers, Spice Work and EmLroi-
derry &c.
Satisfactory references will he given to those
wishing Teacher. For further information.
apply to J. W. T.,
Madison, Ga.
June IS. 1857. If
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New Spring and Summer Goods
-, "a. N ": =. ..+
CHAMBERS g. MARsfzALL's
No. l GranIfc:sRansc,
: : ABBEyILDF:;C.. IT., s. G.

w friends, and the Public generally to
our large and varied assortment Of
Fresh Spring and Summer Goods
The character Of which is SO nfscellnreous that
our advertisement coull not represent the cx-
tent of our Stock, or the INDUCEMENTS offered
to purchasers. T.
We can therefore. only solicit the attention
of buyers, and say to them that we arc pre.
pared to do them justiceiM the various styles of
Silks: Barese Robes, Muslin Robes,
DRESS GOODS, ,EMBROIDERlbS,
Hoes, Aoisry, Ribbons Mantillas,
GLN0HllS, La WINS,
Linens, 0rgandies, French Print,
= j II CON f. rs,
And a Stock, which cannot be excelled, of
French, English and American
, @sA IL II a. OO - .
Our Stock .of Silk and Straw Bonnets is
full. 81 all qualities.
For Gentlen,ens' wear we lave received a
large and well selected Stock Of ,s- =. ~;
Vcstings SPfihg and Summer gassimsrs,
WHITE AND BROWN NI,INEN:DRiLLs,
= DUCKS AND HEAVY LINENS :.
And a great variety of HATS suitable fpr
SUMMER wear. y = .sc. -. ..i=.... g.
April .. 1857: -. f49.tf
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HE @D CD EA ~

AN d STA TT ON Err "
IHiE Undersigned has opened n BOOK
STORE; IN Gewbcrry, where 2ile keeps
constantly on hand n FIND assortment of Rci,-
ious. Miscellaneous and Schoo! BOOKS,
Orders from distance will he filled Mt the
shortest notice. w, ]. DUFFIE.
Newberry c. H., - Liam 70 ss.iyy
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3NOTIGE,

19HN; NIEGEYs Rpq n +, Wig gbs' happy to,
sovna taaa or aNouszs@
81 NH sNofkss ias ths Vsni.y Of .AbDsvilrs
and the suyrougliBg .sountsy. 3. .;ssf i q
!. ApPlisaata Will please, apply TO John Ems.
right Abbeyills, or WIN. Lsbby. sshasleston,
.. VI. ;ss..E.s::,. JOHN WINCH.
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JED. McKEIEAR.

SURGEON sDENEysz; Z
WoULD most re sespsst inform t1s,eitr
tricts: that he will spend the first bslf.of each
month ip sabbevi1e and the latter half 10 Edge
field, Where lie will be pleased to attend to
ahy professional calls TINT he may receive.
=. .Address-AIbesilIe c. H., Greenwoo,is md
Mill wny.. - s.i:
Aprilas. 1851. ,5lSm
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M MANDATORY,


f the VI
HAoS Materials; Out,
I o ,t water redsts of
CASE Of
Highly Polish r Rosewood,
fnerst tyls
The Sntsc'er
required Also, ~' H'Ne P''so''
Black Walnut and Covere Collins Made to Order "
Delivered above
T''"sr tnSS ;ncic ~
Aooe'I Gill; March u, 1861 E. j.
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House and Lot

FOR SALE. in the Town of Abbeyille.-
Il Apply at this Office.
May l, 1887. 52tf
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, $50. &
TsnE attention, Gfahe public is invited sto
Il q. ourStoek Of choice 4. .:,.si .'tt4,:.f
USADULTERATED Drugs, MEDICINES, I
Chemicals Paints 9ils.a lllais PsffumerY,

O. -.
And aif doeiler articles IN onr5 line. We feel
assnrsd that no house u the S6nth ansoffer 4
Stock superior 10: aSsss in genuinAness and nsiri.
ty;s al official preparations being made .ii,
strict ccordaHce with the formuiasies of tie
Nv. n pbarmac 81 ~
q o6f Stock OF hentaf and sufejea,i IAstru.
,inepta full aud We have, ,Ene41sl sllsitsfran
t,sAss for pcaripgs dnai upPlies at tss
Feeling sosfI skI se ea, brDisi. SuE
ehstomer1 WITH me bsjjt ;SiSs soa fsaS6sSax
b,sf terns. kSsfesi6 .loIlu;t sofdsr md
pledge ourselves; 10 tiiil DIS sd:
dsspssph ss 8 . = Z 81 ].
pin 8 M 6 s { Esa| |
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ABBEVILLE TO WASHINGTON,
\ FOUR HORSE STAGE leaves ABBE.
q VILE on Monday, Wednesday and
:, Leaves Washington, Ga, on Tuesday. Thurs.
day and Snturde mornings. - ~.
Daily Train leaves Washington at o'clock
a. ~, for Atlanta and Augusta. -: "
OFFICE at.the POST OFFICE,
.,...%.:. JOHN .MoBRYDE, Aoeat.'
sAbbeville G. H;>April g. lsb7!4s ~
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SELLING OUT. DRY G00ns.
BROOM & NOREEIL,, - y
AU GUST Az GA,

ED R% W @-"@HD@
For the remainder of the Season at very
Low ICES.
'IN11E1lss Stock is large and well assorted.
L.. and offer, rare attractions to buyers
We are now engaged in the enlargement of
our Store. and will have to give up a portion
OF 1t to the workmen soon, and would like to
reduce the Stock US low as possible before the
move. AL in want of
CHEAP DRY GOODS,
Are respectfully invited to give us n call
:. Jue l6, 1851. If
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"a FEW MOR,;R d /; &, I 9
s.. E.: GRAYDON e Go. s. !
CokeSlall !. .TsS Sfs.4 : g 6.

4 LTIIoUGH our New Stock Of f5SSfi26H
n Goods is sasrapillys diminishing
large sales we are mailing, still we would esSfto
ellr friends. and the public Como on,wssifays
o. "a Few adore of the Same Sort sLSSlt,sv's !.
and will.be pleased to serve YOU to the besf fofs
our ability. IL :.'ssss;s,z
=. Were We .tp attempt to entnterate sa1l o1f {
stock, Tho newspaRer would not, hold II, /; and
besides we deem it nltogether niffisSsssarg. -
Suffice it to say that we laYeS a. large ana
varied assortment of ; : seg - ssfs S,ss.st
Staple aud Fancy DEXs G60dsg
READY MADE eGL0TuIE !ssssas Sc s. S
HARDWAKFSsB DOTS, 5SHOEA & -, 81
CATERS, E1fagss sEBoNEEH (
CRogAERY,; SGLASS And, TIN II kE:s. s
SUGAR, COFFEE, sy.dsE& y.dsE:&s ,Ss.51, -.
TRACE CHAINS, - s.sssgSs ;a
HARNESS. lI.OW HdNES
POWDER, SHOT ~ S: =. II
L'EADSy SOAP, go u, " .ss,-j ~ & =
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In Our HARDWARE Dcpnr,.

In Our HARDWARE Depart.
ment will be found Hoes. Scythes, Axes, SPADES.
Shovels. Chains. DC, dc, for Planters; and a
great variety of Tools for Observation-Disclosures
a, hne assortment of Razors, Pocket Knives ands
Table Cutlery. Locks, Nails, Dc, &c.
We would call particular 'a,te,.tion to our Ex.
csiient assortment Of Boots, Shoes. Caters and
slippers for Ladies' Gentlemen and Boys:
Saddles, Brides, Horse, Collars dc:
Crockcry GLASS Gc;
Ints. Of all sorts, Ready Made Clothing, &c.
IN short, If you need any, Clouds at all call
and We will try and supply your wnnts'
X. II. WARDLAW. L. SON.
Abhevillc, March "a, 1857 47.3m
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rUISSOLUTION.

ED1SSULUIHON -
lrIHnE Mte LAv Firm ofssMoGoWEN d PER.
L RIMS Dissolved BY mutual consent =.
AZ busnessicommensed up u this date will be
conducted and fDisIedby us together under
: s'ls name Of thsSsd Etssp, as il no Dissolution
- :.:s 'Is,s. MceoweN =. .
January I, ~ 10. ) ..s1sssss
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Il. ID. WARDLAW. & SON.
SPRING STOCK.

NJ T. Invite the attention of our Customers
w and the legenerally to our Spring
supply OF French. English and American DRY
dooDS. which Is very large and embraces the
nesessf and most elegant Goods of the Season
Buyers are assured that they may get of US. ar
ticies OF the best quality and ut low prices
Cash ana prompt paying Customers will be Of
tered many advantages enuneratc-
G1l S,1!,' M * broende Stripd Fig'd Fancy Silks,
Plain and Printed French. Bareges
Elegant French De Laines for : Snr;n',
ram and Printed Jaconcts and Orraudies.
french CnmIrics and Brilliantcs;
Gingfinms-Fine Scotch and Common -
French English and American Prints:
Chintz Cold Brilliante;
bombasin. Canton Cloth Alpncas &c;
"a Fihe assortment of-Mourning Goods:
Kib6ons aud Dress Trimmings of various STYLES.
Zeal Ihrea Laccs and EJgngs:
hmoroId Comb., Swiss. Thread Il Lisle Edvinps:
SILK Alantillas-n variety;
a large assortment of Fir'd l. Plnin RiL),ons
cloves, varied assortment for Ladies. Gents
=, Misses aud Boys
ineed' I: and Embroidered Collars and Sets
Embroidered aud Plain Linen Handk'fs:
" Mhnlsbone, Steel, Skelton Wro't Camb. Skirts:
na'i koad Corsets Hosiery in great variety
Mnrseilles nm d Allentlale Quilts
Furniture Dmitics and Fringes
Daniask Table Cloths and Napkins
mneknhack ,,:n and Dnmask Towels
Pillow and Sheeting Linen;
Superior Irish Linens;
Plantation Osnaburgs, Striped and Plain
i,rown and Blsached Domcstics
Black and Colorcd Broad Cloths
~ x, Cold and Fl; d 'Doeskins and Cassimeres
Sup. Ga Drap D'I:tes:
PIE Linen and Marseilles Vestings;
Shirts and Drawcrs-scvcral soris:s
'''oeSs' Cravats silk and Linen lInnilk'fs -
Together with every article usually kent
in this line -
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MARSHALL, LEE & DeBRUHL.
THEnndersigned have associated with them.
in the Practice of the Law; STEPHEN
c. DEBRUtlI. ESQ., All busincss entrusted to
their care wigessivc prompt attention.
FOSTER MARSHALL,
w. A. LEE.
January II. 1857. - 87-tf
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:: DR.. ID. "A. y0rdasa.

ssts :, DR.. ID. "A: yordan. -
EFApiNq located ~ tiaibesiile Court House
: ~ ~. oBers his Professional seryidSs TO the in
habitants of the village, and vicinity Office
on on Main st, tie frat door above the Marshall
honss. FEB 20. ~ s2ssm :,
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
..s.s. s kEsRURY, sg 3.
AfadE ExsSoises u this Goiiisa swiii sbe :r.,
sg the fis3t sshool Dpyssf February.
siaSs.s sss sn!05es @ stlon = Y ss ss,eguss 81
: ll,a,,FSEasaIE
!. 3 isipa &. 3
FT Tot,If s.s IS
q siSrs = - - &
sl 81 astsa ss s ;sa9ss 8, : -. sss
n Msts saes IS sc
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soRIENT CHAPTER NO. 8 B.. a.. NJ.
coKHs ByRY, x..' -
a MEETS Third Friday in every
wy Month, at SP. NJ.
II" May 28,, 1855 u "
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party of sixteen persons arrived at st. Louis
on the 10Th instant from Salt Lake City, which
they left on the 1t Of April. Preparations were
moking to send in HAND. car train, to the States
a large number of mi ,ionaries I" be dispatched
to all parts of the world brigham Young was
planning excursions Of exploration and plea
sure to one of the Mornon settlements at Salmon
river. 400 miles north Of Salt Lake City, and 200
persons were to accompany him. They were to
leave about the goth OF April or the LIST of May.
For some cause other the Mornons at San
Barnardino and all the surrounding settlements
had been called in 10 Salt Lake City
The winter. though short, was unusually severe
at Salt Lake City. and it was computed that nine
to ten feet of snow had fallen; there were two
and "a half feet ut one time on the ground. Still,
as tina weather hccume mild about the lst of Feb
ruary, stock Of every description suffered less
than during the previous water. There was an
abundance Of provisions at Salt Lake City and
in the Territory.
In comi"gto the States, the party encountered
much snow and violent storms. SRow filled the
Southwest Pass to the depth of tw" aud a half TO
five feet The grass upon the route WAS very
pc /. aud is Il month later than usual The par :
ties that contemplate overland trip so Cali
fornia this season will for this reason be great v
delayed, and in the absence of cora and grass for
their stock they may Lose large portion of it.
No emigrants were met on the road.
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The Diplomatic Appointments, Af.

'lon.' the intelIi gent correspondent Of the Sun,
who seems to lave toleraby free access behind the
scenes in Washington, says:
The administration have taken up the Diplomatic
appointments. They engaged upon theu yes
terday and again to-day. After having viewed the
whole ground, they prepared, it is believed soon
to dispose of the subject. All the changes that are to
be made for some months TO come, will be made be-
fore the first of June. Among the very numerous
body ofapplicants few mny he found who are quail
flied for the situations which they seek. IL not the
government has nle field before them wheuce to
choose
1.-The government has taken A decided course in re-
gard to Utah affairs. Since the dispatch was recev-
ed from Major McCulloh declining the office of Gov
OF that Terrorst has been offered to gentle
man in Indiana, friend OF Governor BriGhts, as |
have learned, who indicated him as a suitable man
for the crisis.
1.-THE military force ordered for Utah, will concen
tratc and take position upon the government rcser-
vaton forty miles south OF the Salt Lake valley, and
await orders aud events
The same correspondent also learns that Governor
Young has taken to resist the federal author
tiles aud increase his force of warriors by al
ance with hostile Indians. The story OF his abscond-
ing is without foundation in truth
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LATEST NEWS.


1pe"P"' convention Sccswd Day. Session.
/ ne morning services at ST. paul's Church,
yesterday. were opened a, o'clock AMI con
hnoei Tor more than an hour. Addresses being
nude by REv. Nix. NORTON. of Wlircnton, Eau
quier. and Rev. CHAs. MlNNEG ERODE. Of Rich
mhnd
The Convention assembled. pursuant TO ad.
i"urninent, at oclock, aud was attended by u
very numerous assembage,--many composing
II were from the several Contiguous counties and
sister cities. The Rt, Rev. Bishop JOINS took
the ehair aud opened the Convention with pray
er. after which thu journal OF the previous day
was read and approved, when the following cler-
gymen not present before, were admitted to the
seats 10 which they were entitled:
Revs &. /. WimtrC. Cotton ID. D.. f. c.
Mcguire, d. d. YIN. Friend. w. Z. Webb. Il.
II. Maenire, II. Caldwell. Z. +. Roberts, r. W.
Nolin, J. 7. Ilef. \. Il. Tizzard, Il. r. Brown,
NJ, l.. Chevers, lhos. Duucan.
Tie Iii. Rev. Bishop of the Diocese, and the
ut. Rev Assistant then read their reports. which
rs usual related II matters Of the church, were
very lengthy, and will be published officially in
due time.
Bishop MEADE repo, ted the following standing
committees fr III" convention:
On the SLATE Of The Church Rev. Cornelius
Walker, Rev George Smith. Rev. Joshua Peter.
kin, Rev. Wm. Pendleton. Rev. Jos. Packard
Rev. w. II. kmrle, Rev. John Cole, Rev. Eben
eSer Boydon, Rev. K. II. Wilmer. David II. Con
rad, Lewis a. Begss,; Samuel Pryor, Col. Thos.
y. Burwell. Wm A l,rokenbrough
On The Hidons and orr hans Fand.-Rev Jno
Grammar, Rev /. 2. Berkicy, Col. j. Peterson,
Roger Atkinson.
On hs Episcopal Fund Rev. c. Il. Dana.
james Entwiple. Jr., Rev 1hos. Lochie, X. r.
Duvail.
On he 4ceo0nis Of ht Treasn rer Of Mission
arg Socieiy.-Rev. Mr.. k,pler, Rev Mr.. Min
n"gerode, Mr. Jno. Atkinson. Mr. Copeland Kan
d ,lph.
On paochial Reports Key. j. Earnest, Rev.
David Caldwell, K. B. Atkinson, Philip Nee>on.
On fhe admission Of near Pdrishes.-Rev. j..
llott Il. O. Morris.
4 committee on Eiections.-Rev Jno. Il. Clash
Rev Andrew Fisher, Edward Tarney, David Bal
ton.
The convention adjourned at II o'clock tor
Church services. An interesting sermon was
preached by Rev Dir. Andrews after which the
body re assembled aud devoted about one hour
to the execution of business of but little impoi-
lance To the general reader
The Convention then adjourned until o'elok
this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23
Fatal Accident al Snu dusISy, Ohio.

SANpusRy, May lS.-A sad accident occur
red this morning Il vessel building at this city
caused by the breaking of a mast. which. in fall
ing, severely injured five men, named Chas. Nc
Kinney, John Potter, Capt DibbIe John Hill.
and George Lttlet"n. Capt. Dibble is the own
err of the vessel. Potter ded this afternoon from
the effects of his injuries. Mckinney will not
probably live till morning. The others are not
dangerously injured.
Mr.. E. F. Osborne, formerly superintendent
Of the Mad River railroad, died in this city yes
terday.