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D-ISS0 OIL It ITO n.

rB'HE Co-rartner.hip heretofore existing between
x the subscribers, under the firm Of kiAG d
PATTERSON, is this day dissolved by natua CON
sent. Either partner is authorized ta sign the name
OF the firm in liquidation q its affairs.
JN0. I KING.
Nix PAfTERSDN.
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VIRGIN

VIRGINIA:
AT the Circuit Court held for Highland County.
on Saturday, the 4th day of October, 1856.
In the matter Of the Will Of John Graham, late of
Highland County, deceased propounded tor Pre-
bate in the Circuit Court Of said couatF bviseah
Ann Douglass, Hiiala Doaga5s and John Quincy
Douglass minors the derisaas III the saidW Ill BY
Daniel itobelts, their next friend.
It'll object Of this proceeding is 10 summon all
a interested in the Probat oil the Will vi John
Graham, oee'd., TO appaa before the Judge OF the
Circuit Court OF Highland county, The ist day of
the next term Ell said Court, to contest such Pro-
bat and, ailidavits having beea lid that pasebal
Davis ard Mary, his wife, Rankin ". DOUGLASS and
sarah, be wife, and Elizabeth Given. rot fcsi
dents Of this state. il is ordered hat tn said Pas
eaal DRsis and Mary, Us wife, Rankin ". DDusiaS5
Sarah, Ills WIFE, . Elizabeth Gwen, appear within
one month after due publication Of this order, and
do wta il necessary TO protect their interest in this
proceeding, and that they ap' car before tao Judge
he next term OF said Court, to shew cause why tho
u Ill of Join Graham, decd, should NOT be admit
tad t. record, and that copy 81 this order be post
ea at the front doar Of the Court House OF High
land County on the lst day of the next County
{ Feb. 7-4t A. STEPHENSON, clk.
Bargains Bargains Ne
sssisa5sss !
VIZ 1fH view Of making room for Spring Goods,
~ we viii sci from this until the 18th Of March,
al our FANCY GOODS, AZ greatly reduced prices,
ter Cash. Goods charged at thg usual prices
Feb. Z, le57 PIPER i FCNkH0USER.
TyrANFED IN active, honest man in each section
w ot the state to take orders by sample for
To active men liberal monthly salary and fair
commission sill be paid. Address with stamp To
preasg answer) bG. J. ". McALLISTER,
Feb + is57.-4t. Jersey Cry, y. j.
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HlArgsMlIH AND NI3GanliLEEa

SHOP FOR SALE.
WITH view Of going TO the West. viii offer
w tor sale, privately, one Of the best stands in
the alley for
BLACKSMITH A5D MATCHMAKER siI6p
Il is sitaare miles Narth.east rs. Cne's MIL n
Middle River, aud adjoining the lands OF T. berrr,
7. Weller. nd II Deficnbaagh. Connected with
the stand. there are between and Aerts ef Gfst-
Fate band, upon VII ca there Is good DWELLING
T~@.41 Hoist with a kf3CHEN attached
s.sl@ W4&oSMA 5Si. s iii5f 6W - =.
.sssa Ia LING aOGSE together There ie.
!sss - also, an excellent orhg Orchard OF
most euaiec aud we'll selected fruit. There ara,
also. roud Spring and Wei with purp, In the
va within a few steps Of the house.
FERNS reasonable, ard full possession given inn
nediatelv. SHIELDS IlGGLlT
Suy. ~ lsie-2lno.
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ExPglsioa efo .Hsmher from tic Ohio


corpMrrs. Jan. ao.--Yesier'ay Mr..
Slough was expelled frem the house for
striking Mr.. Caldwell, hy vote Of 10 to
.. Al The democrats opposed Nj 81 ngh's
expulsion with the exception Of 3r Gmey.
Mr Slough left for Cine.nlaii to-,lsy,
4 Second Leaa3ee. w Il. Rowe. de-
taihed at Old Poin, 10y the severity of the
weather, aud having a hymenil engage
meut in Norfolk, undertook feat BOT much
less difficult Than hat Of Leaadtr VII he
swain the Heilespont Finding The ice too
much broken by the track Of the little steam
er George VI Hill to proceed direct to Nor
folk, he walked across to Wiloushby's point
hoping to get a land conveyance there, but
being disappointed he again took TO the ice,
and walked on it until he came to the steam
or Roanoke, where stopping short time to
breathe he continued On and arrived at Nor
folk on Tuesday, in time to redeem his
"plighted troth "--NogtoM Hegold.
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C0-pAhI AERSIHp.

fs,EIE undersigned have this das associated them
selves under the name and style Of IRVINE i
BROOKS, and will continue manufacturing BAR
IRON Of all descriptions at the taioa Iron Hor.s,
~ miles from Waynesboro, (forpery known AZ
the Clay Forge.) All orders promptly filled. We
viii warrant our Iron to compare in quality with
any made in the State. We would say to our i'm
mediate neighbours that our Nil! will be in constant
service during the winter and spring months.
JAS. l. IRVINE,
SAML D. BROOKS.
Mnrnnthnrn, Ell = 1e67
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Having bought out ny partner, {. Weller. viii
sell the balance Of the stock Of READf-AADE
CLOTHING at first cost. Thankful Ton past Pat
roraee, | am in hopes III, hli gums viii merit CON
tmnanee 81 the same in future. All ask nnw l.
fair tfal from m impartial ublic, and ! promise
h give a. good bargains Is were bought Re
member | aui selling eii NY present Stock at tirs,
cost LEN ~ IhUPOLD.
Jan. II, Is57.- Ct
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1890 sgsgsEs AEksEsE1.

Originally granted by the Commonwealth . Iobn
Steele, thai Is designated aud described 70 the Cont-
missioner flat aad rep7ft atd u said cause Of i.
"a. 3hsa eft0 and dfbefa spice fAtl lex and
others, as tot hitter B. aaa when ed4iaias
1856 ACRES.
.ne sale viii he matte on tie following terms -
Ten pr cent 81 the purchase money III cash the
residue 70 be paid in three equal aments Of *.
twelve and eighteen months respectively, bond with
g9ed security required Tor the deferred inatlmcas
aae III tiI y te land retained until al the pur-
ctase taoneY is paid.
This land IS situated the KanaWha River, and
in die best mineral region IN kdnaNha county be-
ing short distance below tue Canal Gsal N;ass
Of tet. aaron Stockton, and aeatly oapa lie 10 IL
mines q tie
.oLD DOMINION C9lfp4.s,zie.a
and well worthy oil Iheaiteution OF those Mo d.
stfe 10 invest IA mineral Iaul.
The tte TO said land is believed Ia be unexeep-
tiasa6ie, and Is iuy dezetbe1 and 81 cut il sud
ebaaesr4 cause. y u. y. QUAHHfEg,
bee. is tl6F Spectral Commissioners
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

AgersrA, Ca, Feb. I.-rhe.9 vas a
frighinl accident ON tie Sunday morning
train of the Georgia road. about II niles
from this place. About % persons were
more or less injured Gov. Johuaon, Of
Tennessee, Ind iissrH broke, aid two ladies'
were seriously injured No jurther part
calars yet dhtaiacd.
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Aste.R
- q

I HAVE just received a supply Of those Superior
4 COOK STOVES wtrautedtn give satisfaction;
also, a leK handsome IA lar, Ai8-.ieht Stoves fog
sale low eh9 h. tRlCt
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SWAN s. CO.'S L0TTERIESlf
fE..N&& IS.

To be Drawn in tbe Cry Of Atlanta Gu, In quito on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY -, 1857,
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TIE .Snow Storm aud tic Telegraph.

The Philadelphia Ledger says that dur
ing the greatest intensity of the snow storm
GU Sunday night. the 18th ult., the cleo
trical effect on the wires of the magnetic tel
egraph, in the office at Chestnut ST., near
Third, was curious and striking There was
a continual swapping, cracking and flashing
like the noise when wood is burning brisklY
At one place, on covered wire, the stream
OF electricity suddenly appeared about the
size Of the fame from an ordinary gas burn
er, and continued to burn just like gas
light for more than FIVE minutes. On exam
hing the wire. il was found that half inch
of the covering was burned of that and the
wire beneath it, with which it was IN con
tact
Poods BIocbsd Irp.--The Charlottesville
va .Jeifersoniau says. ii took from Ties
day incoming till "Wednesday evening to opeu
a path from the residence of the late Ten
Andrew Stevenson, to CiiarlottcsY;Ie, ana
convey a coffin to inter him in Bienein
is only ten miles distant from Charlottesville.
Some % negroes an horseback. under the
direction Of Dr.. Fenaloton and Others were
engaged III the work
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= q I | { E
CHE Co-partnership Of CHARLES WELLER
II I.Ewis I.r0roLn Nas mutually dissolved en-
the lst day OF January, 1851. All persons indebted
to tire firm, either by note bond q other" se are
Requested to come forward and make Immediate
s,ttlanent The accounts are al fade OIL and
ready tor settlement w tn the ufst day of Jaaua.
ry pable uetie, being given, We sill be COM
poled 10 pla ee them ia the hands Of officer for
collection. G. WELLER n L. LEOPOLD.
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fSNIH uUddrsgnea having ldissaleed Ihoi9 psrlner-
4 nsfsitip lbt Isl ot 0et'r. ls55. those having
claims against viii present them to n. 6. H8Rs
ha Tor adjustment. Persens indebted to US will
settle the SANE with ". &. Harnau, who is the On Y
Que authorised to settle said olims.
II. J. HUNTER,
Dec. 20. 1855. II. q, HARTMAN
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y. g.. esitEe@Bie.

~ TILL continues to do all >nGs OF Plain and Or
y nameuta Painting. Draining, Glazing Paper
HANGING, &c. on the most reasonable terms
Letters ON business, addfeSsedto him atStaunton
va. viii receive prompt atteltoa.
Jul, ), l5af--ly
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ssn.eEncth HsNA.issne.,


NEPERIGR Black and all other shades OF FRENCH
- Merinues at PIPER d FUAkHOUSERs
October Is ls56
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E9 TONS PRIME LUMP AMI GROUND
40 PLASTER rew receiving. ard low for cash
Nor 24--si..e INV ]. BE- NDEEItR( 4 &c.
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Agkg ssE.Elg.HI. e KEN.

aid ether ont houses.
TbHAS :--Gne-iou1th Of the purchase money IN
hand a15 Inc 5efiAne II one two and TIRES wears;
the purchaser giving bond Nith good s-aufitr for
BE deferred ga5lGe5 Is. ana the ute 10 oc retained
nltil the pay uenI OF the v hole OF the purchase
laoney.
Any person wishing to view the land before esle,
Kill rlease call nn D.. 4. Doid, Jos Morrison. III
Brooks, +. Burns, or either OF them, Nho will take
I'll esUre il showing it. GEO. BAYLOR,
Feb. Z, I5tl.---ida. Tlustee.
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Mouse and Got For sale

" GREENFILLE.
FSHE subscriber offers for sale bis HOUSE and
/ LOT ~ she town g. Green He
The House IS very CONNEXIONS, cuu- r zs.e
tasrIng II rOnms. ana is bull OF the sSsessf RI
hil material and In goait 81 4..--- ~
The lot attached cntars quarter &c sssA
OF Of Frnund. II NOT sald priv telv before
the SATURDAY THE 2lst DAY OF MARCH, this
valuable property viii then b. offered at public
ton. JAMES Y. WHITE.
Jan. 2, 1857.
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vAnPnTIne AND UrYIoI .sTrny.

GRxAf RUSH FOR cARPETrNo- pyor ran VELVET
= 49,. rsusseh tapes three piy ingram oi'rlohs
49, ~ ~ p,ee,s common ingram fvu Js 70 ynrd
" HIATT, no Bowery, oppospe Rivingtca street
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MEDICAL.


SlU.OOO irS. surrd"Dr. HusrKS cures .ssa -
| s1ss ,o o an iS9 Al assass cure 10
ed wiAoss de or h.edraecs from SuA,ass. .aen "a -
secures As ps.en, from .eoonasry .i..sl. and u -
ware ::;a ss:i D. Hs s = e: ~.
sepuoe.
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Dn v1r.QI azs Ios : Lo.e s..F o Il1ss
s,sss. y f.ls,s *. rss:ss:: =. siiz ssS:s. -
sasadasss 10. Ia he aos,ss anui Il MA . $ -
s ss = ro ~. AZ ssysrsas WI WArscs,
.e..-ys.<s.s. % y. Los. ao.,s..
,sasa. 4. ats roS ~
disease. Tss cisns 81 nspaesA eoalacacs IAN ~
viii .he oera, Of being radically cured Charge. ~oa...
tsms:s:s.:s s.s% q sisss :: A::ss::s -.
r.anss, y ss1asi ss..ss . y Ssro.r .rss sSDess q
~ ncho.. rom 70 T. We 80. sv TN ~ 49,
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%sy % ,s. s on n no sssr. .os
49, ~ III h'm y . ~ .s =, m rn,ss pneple ~
a. sgne. s as r rsqn e sng sS ss -
~. diploma In his oscs ~ nsmber 81 he New Yors ~
verify.
TNR RAfJTI -OFgTd'tag IA UROADwAY, CORNER o.
T.osh airc.s Horrs nii one srd sls o'cioct.
--------- .---...-..,,... =. -. -.
Currs-A c~,p Lac prseir trrstss On svsrrnaluvSn
sed o-snsfurs .shsnson local dsbtiiy, nduseh ~
-ady sdscretor, o4nw caass. IN which sasass
s ss, are iy s,psiass niasirsd 81 nsnsors ssso.
.si pafs ssd sns,,,s .Sh a. 'spR,sseo 90 ss' "a az
sureo eooxnsenalv. NJ Ns"~ Sv~ s"' v.
nPoa4vJ.
..,,.,%a = - e - TuE z1TY11r 40 nrn1
49,. - ~ -. saaains uncsr he euxynla
ings Of the seals Of hsPaent 0mcs o. Enaiand se se
Ptsrnnrce De Paris and tho Imperial College a. W
pnns fred each Wrapper and arvund escA nss
IN NJ 60 ~. ~ ..,... -. 80. 4. - e
&C. ~ ~, ,sai.L ne nssss 49,
n. ,hr enaarrr lfs use nvxius bs h~s srx1
NE msLnas. 49, - a. - s.. 49,. :. -. -.
.ssse -. ~. n ~. r,s- - ~. $3.50 ~
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uoo =. VIZ 49, a.-.-- .-stsh ~ y-.,s-A .s-S
49,. 30, rnsryry !, DE inevitable d~s,rucsisa a - =
usns hlx A, - 800 "a x,isf ir ss-,.s.
nnos \. v.nsr T.he. nc.,, Ixc-S
se~ 81 81 - - ~, -. T., a.. ~ q -his -
- 49,. a.
ne nj NV - t,tsrs $3.50 - 49, ~
BAskow, ~ rr,nos 49, - 49, 40
~ * sw-~.S -. - 49, - 3v&.s... s.A ~. -
49, ,n.-~<r-
rs.,oos rns rss doiss ossss slso sso hi ma f~s
sAse CS.tphsaons = 9sssl rronli a In - -
rom vi . n - ~ w fHs'~ s"s~''s ~ oS"@s w.
EuAdvsy
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE oF APPLICATION FOR THE DISCHARGES
~ nsovent h. debts pursuant 10 the pro.ons
third article Of The tide o. the fh chapter q hs
second part 81 the Revised SafucsE ~ Fetcher Ng,tce
drsi pubshed March H. 1851 Creditors appear before Hon
A. Russell CITY Judgs at Bis oce IS Chambers street 90
he sDh day OF Mar. Al 10 o'clock A. NJ
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A rrOnHHrro TO AfI.-MADANu MORROW, fHD
"A seventh dauxhler Of seventh 6aaehtey VITO was as
greas asvicgss kas pssu-l Er v tell al e events o. IN
nsss, aud boz .l,se ycn are 2 Be .ssrs sd nos
nd the likeness a. yocY future huabAn1
ard sbsen frsnis VII ygu 70 be speediy sa1
srd have rod ck uuush s have astonished hou~An
ao s~iis6sa Genuemsn so4 aAaAtksA hso0ns aeaA -
twr~p Cannco arir Bi.ubtA
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NHRs BARKER RRsrE,TrurIY ANNOUvCfs TO VI
Nl her friends that she e sl hs'ns mar
she be consulted an', ~.
rages business The color OF The ss'e sad Ae VnS'o' ~
husband.
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nrApANE wrDeER-arrEp sPAwpH LADv-rEts
M ccrrcc,ly love. marriages, hscds business. sckns~s.
pseeerbes mrdnes TOE ALI sseaaes how property
ios, r'oen. .lso lcty numbers - We~k fwsnky ur4
street corner Of Eighth avcnns.
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MADAME NAN Has A STUDY CONNECTED WITT
I phrenoogy which erables her IN tell
sed clrcumssnnss wsoihsr yuu viii be wealthy, vhen
whom you VIII marry and. In fact asonishes all who via
her shs sssisfed By Madame DE Gore he
csirvvyant Known. Residence DO Greenwich street.
Chambers
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s.xsga a~s
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f,IA1RvOrA NCr-NRs HsyFs, NO. pa pRoowg
~ STREE Bcwery, !. se beet seeing and mos
fu rraf and business clsrvoyani IN Amsrtca- Asonsh
ing cures made ssy Absent Trends fosnd. UBerrsvx sa
vice girra. ssisiactcn given. o. 90 psy.
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1NR WArsOks SEW WOkk---rHn oAUsA Ann
IL CurrA cu<npisse prsefr>i trvsnse svermaAvAmu
ssd prsmsiurs sshsaseon. VIA ooa dseslv. ndsssS ~
~ This insdhns mshdy. toxrAer VITA Ne Rvss
mont, n1y explained, nussAed 81 ncunsors snA.u1[
ea~ss Prjce o. 10 be had ~ Ne ssAv, Win be
sured sookssrsIy. u - Wslk~ sxssl . nv aoou ~ -
npoaANAy.
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A sTEotOGY, sPIRITu AI.IsN.-MRS FI.EuRY oIvYi
"A tr~e Information all events ~ lite ana ques
business. marriage, sbscnt friends, 40, Ac By
neiism She speaks English. French and German. Call
Us Brooms street, mp stairs
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nCyiI.IsTs AND AURIsTs.

vNp POWELL. OCt-f1sT AND AURIsT, DEvoTEs HrR
aenon heretofore for The past twenty years, 10 All
Diseases ofthe eye and from TO O'Clock daily 81 5Q7
Droadway Arln,id eye properly inserted
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REMOVALS.

TUT fRITfsH COMMERCIAL fryp rVxT-p xC-r ,,o~
rsry has removed Nempcfarfir IN ~ wv
fts' ASs - NaH syee, " q Rtsver lssst " ~
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EXCURSIONS. ,--.,
~ Excursions. srrursiovs
The well known steamboat WARRINGTON, The mod ssH-
rnoous ercurson boat running has been heed
pressly for the excursion season. -.
ING o~he'' q and ss Hudson street. or Ns West street
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posT OFFICE NOTICES,

DcsT OFFICE NOTICE THE MAILS rOR EUROPE
Via Southampton aud tavre per United States steamer
ARAGO will cose n this Office saturday, the Jnh day Of
wa V''V ISAAC v FOWLER Posgaas,sr.
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mDTTfUo. 80.


~ ,t,,,,ss $500 WORTH or NV AND CAST OFF
~. .lt Nstel, i0r no CIIy a IN
n, r.ii . go " osp - n viii Ne IN hahe a prs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-24
RBw YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NAY "A, 1867.


VTKRY CHKAP RKSTs, AND NO GOOD REAanl
for R-nts ra,esshn win De hard % realize fac!
twelve months hence brct house liver end Of
O p,ral park on . gre thoroughfare. AYNt BLACK
WI L. Of Thirty fourth srest and srsdw way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-24

Rgv wnIIAx HAGUE H. D., WILL rREAcR IN
f1h sveose BAPTIST csurch " morrow. a. l0k oc.Oct
- ~ 4s evening toe dtrooaFsa recently delivered
pnok auuserlsns ~ Rev. Eydnsy A C.sey viii be &c.
v~sAed By spec.sl rtqase
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-01

INTERESTING JUDICIAL DECIsIoN.-The Su-
preme Court of the United States has decided
the question raised by retired member of the
Rappite Association, near Pittsburgh, whe-
ther he was entitled to his share of the pro-
perty and effects of this Association This
Association was on the community principle,
in which all the members agreed that all the
property of the society was to be joint and in
divisible stock for ever and that any indivi-
dual who should withdraw should not be en-
titled to anything, The complainant became
disaffected, and finally withdrew from the As
sociaton of his own free will, receiving at the
same time from George Rapp 5000 as a gra-
tuty, and $40 for travelling money, for which
he receipted. He afterwards claimed that his
| services were Of the annual value of two thou
sand dollars, and that he had been wrongfuIy
and unjusty excluded and deprived of all share
in the property and effects. His claim amount
ed to sixty thousand dollars. The respon-
dents on the above agreement denied his claim
| to anything. The Circuit Court, in which the
question was first made, allowed complainant
the sum of three thousand eight hundred and
ninety dollars and costs The Supreme Court
of the United States (Judge Campbell deliver
ing the opinion) reversed the decree Of the
said Circuit Court, with costs, and remanded
the case with directions to dismiss the bill with
costs.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-01

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-The Scranton Herald
says We are informed by Sheriff Stark that
Mr.. Smith, murdered his wife near this place
few weeks since, attempted to commit suicide
in the Jail at Wikes-barre short time since.
He opened both arms with piece of glass OBJ
tained from breaking the window of his cell
When found he was pretty we'll gone, having
bled till the blood had ran through the bed
and dripped through the floor into the cell be-
low
What is most singular is the fact that since
this loss of blood he has been perfectly sane