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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
JURORS

Traverse Jurors, AJjomned Court, My'57
From West Bufaioe-Geo f Sheary, WIN
Beichler, Thos Taylor. Bnfabe-Daniel NJ
Renner, Ephraim Campbell, Robt Strayhorn.
And'w Hauck, ,Gersham Biddle. heHy-Adam
Hazlet, Geo Nickel Jacob Meyer. Est Buff
Jno Schrack, Jno Strohecker. Peter Wolfe, Jos
II Walker, Abram Wolfe,W IN l. Harris. Ne,r
Be, fn-Jos Kleckner. Hartley and LeUis-
Jacob Fees. Alva Marsdon, Edw Benner, Israel
Beaver, John Frederick, Elias Katherman.
Lecisjurg-Robt NJ Musser, Eli Slifer, Josiah
Baker. Limesione-Robert Chambers, Simon
Berry, Reuben Roger. White Deer-Jos K
Keller, VIM Stadden, Jacob Meckley. MHin-
burg-John Young, Tho's Guteius, Cha's II
Hassenplug
Grand Jurors, Nay Term, 1857.
BnGaioe-And'w Ruhle, Thcmp. Stravhorn.
MGiinburg-Jos Boop. John Bilger. Unima-
Jacob Barnhart, Arch Thomas. West Buff
Benev. NJ Relish. East Bnf-LeonardW w olfe.
Limesfone-Jno Crosgrove. Ne,o BerAn-Hy
ID Maize, Chas Cawley, Jas Neiman. Le,cis-
burg-Wm Vanvalzah, Geo Holstein, Joseph
Green, Cbas c Shorkley, Johnson Walls lanes
Kelly. Limestone-John Leby. Hartley and
Lewis-A Cummings, Orlando Bingaman,
Jacob Hilbish. KeHy-Jacob Hafer ST, Danl
Stahl I'd.
Traverse Jurors, Nay Term,
White Deer-Jon H Robenold, Weikle,
Joel Ranck sr, B Kaufman, John st Clair
Saml Goodlander. East BuC.-Cyrus Brown,
VIM Lindenmuth, John Gundy, Peter Getz.
Butaioe-James Himmelrcht, Adam Young,
Francis Wilson, John Biddle. Neo Berlin
Jas Harrison, Saml Boop. KeHy-John Noll,
Tho's Howard, James Shields, James Moore.
Le,oisburc-Thos Nesoit, Geo Schoch, VIM
Frick. Franklin Caldwell, Jos Nickel, Saml l.
Beck, Solo Ritter. MRinburg-saml Sitter,
James Chambers, Berryhill Bell. Limestone
Chris Dauberman, Geo Chambers. .Iackson-
Philip Gross. Harsley and Lepis-John Deal.
Chas Ruhle. David Filman, Jas Reed, David
Hayes, Dan'i Hunsicker. Chr'n Gam. Chr'n
Reif. VIM Cook, Jno F Wilson. Union-Jona
Hummel Wesf Bnfafne-Saml Kaufman, Geo
Hauck, VIM Taylor, Geo Keckner.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
REGISTERS notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all con

~ cerned that the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Register S
Office at LewiSbure, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confr-
nation and allowance al the Orphans Court,
to be held at LEWiSBURG, for the county of
Union, on the fourth Friday OF MAY next,
being the 22d day of said month, viz:
The account of George Nader, Admins.
traitor of abraham Nader, late of Mitilinburg,
deceased.
The account Of John Hover Admins
traitor with the will annexed of John Spigei-
myer, late of Hartley township, deceased.
3 The account of Mary Fry, AdminiStra-
trix of Jdcob Fry, late of Union Tp, deceased.
4 The account of John A. Mertz, Admin
istrator of Caiharine AurGnd, late Of New
Berlin, deceased.
) The account of Jno ..Schrack and Joseph
Moore, Administrators of James Moore, late OF
Kelly township, deceased.
The account of Henry, Baker, Admins
traitor. and Calharine Baker, Administrators
Of JGcoJ BAKER. late Of Butlaloe Tp. deceased.
7 The account of Daniel Weiden>au ,Ex-
ecuror of the last will and testament Of GtOrse
Hnktbhck. late OF Hartley TIP, deceased.
The account Of Thomas Hayes and
Thomas Comfy, Executors Of the last will and
Ol VIM H. 4 GUeTsOH, ldsc OF Nelly
township. deceased.
9 The account of DanielESpigelmyer and
Daniel KnauSs. Executors of the late will and
testament of Shem knauss, late of Hartley
township deceased.
10 The account of Thomas Reber, Guard
ian Of Naranre' Npysr, minor child of Henry
Meyer, late OF LewiSbur9 deceased.
IL The account Of George Drei>bach. Ad-
minisirator of Samuel Frederick, late Of Har-
tley township. deceased.
IL The final account Of George DreiSbach
and John Kline, administrators of Jaco6 KGne
late of Miiiiinburg, deceased.
I3 The account of m.C.Barber, Admin
Isirator of IHomas Barber, late of Kelly town
ship, deceased.
IA The account of A. d. II. Kemper Guar
liam of four of the minor children of Nancy
keister, late of HARLEY township, deceased.
J. W. PENNINGTON, Reg'r.
Registers Office, Lewisburg, April l6, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

C,HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of wit o,
- FL. Fa. issued out of the Court Of CON.
mon Pleas of Union County, and to he drsr,.
ed, will expose to public sale at the house a,
David Herr, in the borough of Lewisburg. q,
MoNDAr the IIih day of May next. to VII.
A lot Of ground situate IN Smiths aidiuo,
TO the borough Of Lewisburg. Lo, No. 20
bounded west by Seventh street, north by P.
ter Hur,h, east By Oak Tree alley and sog.5
by lot Of Mrs. DeNormaudie. containing F,
front 55 feet, whereon is erected one and =
half storey frame House. frame Stable. 4,
with the appurtenances.
Seized. taken ~ execution and 10 be SOD
as the property OF James HcugLfon
ID. GULDIN. sheriff
Sher,iT> Office, LewisbUIg, April l3 l,57
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zEicilOh's E3tcnt Portable
KEYSTONE CIDER s WINE MILL


patented Nov. 20. 1850.
- 40. II NIL .,lt j., $50 II -vr.Is all mill.
- ni7 y t. ny " =; - - and sr.i with ,,bi-h II
az - - - -. a., - al. -,,r..r 81 H.. ,r..s
si's' anu " -. ~
Manufactured Gt me Ei5tc hJfhs, HHFFisOIFg.
- ,....,., -, ..,--,,.,-
PLEASE IAhE fAh4i'b Ian -'oilCH'
YtyUtT Tins is eut relV new mlIl-nO eX-
Z - - ,,,, ,.,,.,.,J IN it, ,r,nufacture
Il Pthsc ''aS -" 'f "
all the HdtetldI> dIe 'ne He't Oe9'' "uu az
used unSparluglV. The Cylinders are almost
-; IL, Ie,,tr =, z the. former ones and al in,
-" -, -, 80 H., ~. - &.
c.uu!h2 the '3P - -, - y ~ M ,+
i"o ~ I,ei's ~ IN, ~, - - - , ,, ii,, 81, ,g,.I
IT, me lem be.,i Va @ Wv = - - H. - - - -, r,,t : -
Is hlar sAA! ,t hLA' a. ,N ~ - ~ H. p i -,
fOeA heiir' ulIOHsH ~ - -. - 80 80, & -, - - ~
"a, ~ - ~ 80 r,, TIM and otb.r r,srt.,f the Press
: v.ry reTt The Boxes and Hopper are all Dov.rAII-
n, to-, th,r the Journals ran in bearings; and last
lytbe workuan- ip slaIluot he cxcrcI i any machine
II The Kind hntry.r Perfection being tn. aim. both in
the arran cement and the mechanical 1rpaTl
All persons who have been obliged the Old fish
ioned NUT Mill are aware how ilcouvrnrHt il Is, and
especially those who have not ihrSe Quantities OF aps
by having this Mill on your plantation OF iaEnyou can
al any liie'ih isN N -. ~ . y ;,i, T -
ciuci 30, LOT tes PI ~ Nii, vi ,Tfyrti j. c,,ah1
W - H - : ,.:I,r =, a. ,.;,h - i
OF aS,s =" = m ~, b.,s
me ma ma mn. : in' , - - U 1i - m = Ill -, =. -
er and when the sPPes are sroun S Hy o. i9@r r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a WI. r.!
- II. Fa. issued ou, Of the Cour of Com
mon Pleas Of Union county. and 10 me tiree-
ted, will expose TO Public Sale. at The prem
iSes, on Saturday. the 10Th day of May mex
at O'Clock p. NJ, 10 wit: certain traCt G.
land, situate in the township of White Dee.
and County aforesaid, bounded east by land
Of J. Il. Keller and others, south by land e.
Isaac II sh, west by land Of John Geyer. ar
north by lands Of Frederick Dersham an
heirs OF John High, deceased, Containing 81
acres, more or less, whereon are erects-
two storey log frame house. a frame ban.
wagon shed, and other outbildlngs, &c, VIII
the apQurjenanceS, as the property OF !ran-
cis UaLf,r. ID. u. GULDIN, SheTN-
She:iTs Office. LewisbuTg. April 90. IL,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
This Way, Ladies and Gentlemen

F0r SODd, duTHOie c1tHp ana OeHUtlJHt ftctHTtS.
AmbrOtypc Lkenesses of a very supc-
rior quality on new and improved plan, lar
SURPRISING the Daguerreotvpe. They are not
reversed, but show everything IN its true posi-
uon-are without the glare Of the Daguerreo-
type, and hence may be seen in any view :;
they are taken in one fifth of the time of
Daguerreotype, and therefore better for taking
small Children, which require but a second in
a brlghl light, and on dark or rainy days are
taken as quick as Daguerreotypes in the clea-
rest days; they are far more durable than any
picture ever made by light,heing taken on plate
glass 10 which another plate of the same is
Theoretically sealed with an indestrucuble
cement, by which the picture retains its bril-
hancy for ages; and it will not corrode by
acids, nor be injured by weather or climate.
Copies Of DaguerreOiypes, Oil Paintings,
Engravings, or any other object whatever, are
made by this process finer than by any other
known. 20 Portraits set in elegant frames of
morocco, or fancy cases, gold lockelS, breast
pins, finger rings, &c. &c. at short notice.
Also, DaguerreOtypesw which for true
and faithful life likenesses are not surpassed.
- OF either of the above mentioned species
of Portraits, the value is undeniable. They
tighten the sorrows of absence or death, by
granting us TO behold beloved relative OF
prizedfriend almost as distinctly as if present.
Mother father! sisters brothers, friends
what would you not give il the faces of the
lost might still and ever smile upon you as
IN life! Then procure Portraits ere too late,
Charges moderate, and Likenesses warran-
ted to please. Daguerreotypes, Paintings.
Drawings &c. copied. Outdoor Views and
Miniatures of Deceased Persons taken at the
shortest notice. ~ Remember the place
Room in Beavers building, next the Telegraph
ONCE, Lewisburg. MCARTY, Artist.
I'VE ETVTDV To
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

=" HEREAS, Letters Of Administration to
w the estate of ALEXANDER CUM.
MlNGS. late of Miifiinburg. deceased, have
been granted TO the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment,
and those having claims upon it will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES w. SANDS. Administrator.
Mach
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

commencing al ten o'clock IN the iOreIron,
the following Real Estate, VIZ:
THE MANSION FARM of the
late Wm. Wilson Jr., Of Kelly Tp. Union G..
Pa adjoining lands OF DAVID HENLEY Jacob
Hummel. Mrs. Mcclure, and Joseph Muss,-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

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PoLYGAMY, Too.-The Albany Journa,
calls public attention to the fact that, un.
der the late decision made by the slave.
holding Judges of the Supreme Court in
the bred Scott case, Congress can pass no
act to forbid Polygamy in Utah. 1t, like
Slavery, is a domestic institution" and
wholly under the control Of the inhabitants
of the territory when forming State.
Hon. THOMAS CARSON, Speaker Of the
Pennsylvania Senate in 1858. died at his
home in Mercersburg, franklin Co., last
month, aged 66 years. He was an hon.
est man, school teacher by profession,
and represented Franklin county in one
branch of the Legislature or the other,
ten or twelve years. a.
Emerson Etheridge, of Tennessee, the
last of the Southern Wing members of
Congress who stood up against the Ne
braska bill, and not heretofore stricken
down for their independence, fights ano,h.
er battle for reelection this summer
against strong odds r
The Danville " Den,ocrof' notices horse
shoe nails made from Anthracite from At
the Montour rolling mill, nearly as :ough
and flexible as those made of the best re.
fined charcoal iron.
We are informed that Col Petrikep.
Member from Lycoming district, is lying
dangerously i'll, at Harrisburg, with the
Nationa! iio:cl malady
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
FINE BANK BARN,

naarly new, a two-storry frame Dwelling "a
House, u Corn House, a Wagon Sned &.A
and other necessary OutbuiidInss-a nevs'
failing Srrirg Of Water In the Cellar Kuche
and a We'll with Pump IN the Barnyard-aI
.ss-s.a thriving Young APPLE Orchard. Na.sr
- can be had IN most Of the fields.
The Farm will be 3fered as whCl-,Jf
in parts 10 suit purchasers.
Terms reasonable ,and Will be made known
at sale.
Persons wishing to view the premises a'-
requested to call on the Administrator, or %
Joseph Musser, near the premises.
HUGH l.. SHELLER.
Administrator of WN. WILsoS Jr. GeeL
Anril . 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
I r o NJ O r e

upon this land. - Also atthe same tine ar
place he viii offer for sale the reserved Iron
ORE INTEREST in the part of the tract -.
To Anthony l.efever.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

"a FOR REIT-A desirable SHOP
LII now occupied by Reuben Snyisr-
suitable for Carpenter or Cooper, Apply a.
the Chronicle Office.
IeWIShnIg. Feh. 20. ISl1tf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
Is WsTNgssgg,
OR, THE
FORGER CONVICTED

ToIIN 5. DYE is the Author. who has had 10 years
o., experience II Banker and Publisher. and author
q Of 4 S"ies gf LsctTss at Es BT0d,oty TIberntci,
- when for 10 successive nights HsJ1 uOu p-upe
greeted him with rounds of applause. while he cNhi-
= hiird the manner which rfriter- execute
their fiauts and th" st and shortest means of
q detctin. them, The Bank N"te Engr,,ers all saw
that h. i the greatest Judge uf Paper Money living
= G'e"tes D.>coeery IF he Present. r,n-
6 M,y f"rDetrti"y C"a",e,f;H B,nkNotes.
Describing every genuine hill in existence and exhi
~ biting a glancr every countcrfit in rculationi
= Arranged admirably that refer, i, Easy and
6 detection instantaneous No index 10 examine No
.pages to hunt up! But so simplified and arranged
e that the Merchant, Banker and Business Man can
g see al at glance!
: English, French and German, thus may each read
g the same in his own native tongue.
8 Most perfect Bank Note List erer published
= Also list of all the Private Bankers in America
6 complete summary Of the finance of Europe and Amer
ica will be published in each edition together with all
- the important News of the Day. Also
g SERIES OF TALES
From an Old Manuscript found in tie East II fur
nishes the most complete history of Oriental Life
C scribing the most perplexng positions in which the
- ladies and gentlemen Of that country have been So
q often found These stories will continue throughout
the whole year and will prove the most entertaining
q ever offered to the public.
= rp.Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at 81
d year. All letters must be addressed to
q JOHN S. DYE, BROKER,
> Publisher and Proprietor, 20 Wall St NEw York
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT
PUBLIC SALE.
TucsdaY.I2lh Nav next.

DY an Alias order Of the Orphans CcD-.
ID of Union county, will expose 70 sac
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

sDJ. Baker & Co. have presented US
o bottle of Horer's Ink, advertised in an
other column. 1t flows freely, and gives
a good color "on sight"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
ssyWe have ascertained the following

additional Appointments:
Snyder-Dane S Boyer, Freeburg, saa 5000
Junia,a-Wm NJ Burchfield 500
Mitilln-Abram d Hawn, M'Veytown 600
Lycoming-Hugh Castels, Hughesville 300
Columbia-Wm Burgess, Millville 400
Montour-A B Putnam, Danvile 500
Center-J Burreli, Aaronsburg 500
Northumb'd-J. J. Reimensnyder, Milton, 400
Our young friend, Mr.. Hawn, had the
appointment rendered him without any
effort on his part
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

0-At the late Military Election in
Selinsgrove, Capt.JoHN Helm was chosen
Brigadier General, and JOHN EMMETT,
Esq, Brigade Inspector.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
Real Estate.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT!
YNHE large and commodious ROOu
heretofore occupied by Pm. Zrln.r,
in printing the UnOn Argus, in frick's BuiId
ing, near the corner of Third and MARI,
streets. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to JOHN B. LINN,
April 20, 1857. Attorney for Wv. Fa1tK
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
1913 Acres peIehe.. sPd Sa

The Farm Is mostly of the first qua-,g o.
soil and under good improvementhantsone
located on the River road about half a n.
from Lewisburg. The Improvements az
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

ALSO he viii offer for sale, at the pub /,
house of Mrs Elizabeth Smith, in Middebu-..
Snyder county, on
II -. IL oc,L J., = II. 49,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
Union County Nominating Convention.

Union county Nominating Convention.
The last County Convention decided upon
S-Saturday, May 80, -asa
as the day for holding the Delegate Elec.
tions in the several Boroughs and Town
ships of this county and
res- Monday, June 1,-sa
for the County Convention to nominate
candidates. The time is close at hand :;
but the Call is not formally made-no
candidates announced-no stir made-no-
body Offering to ''save the Union -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
400 Acres.

No. "a Tract Of Land. situate in III
aforesaid township and county; adjoinir:
lands of Mddeswarth. Kerns 4 CO., lands c.
Decker, Gift and others, tract No.l above
described and others and rontaipinp
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

The following described tracts Of land
NO.I-A Tract Of Land. situate in FrslS
In township, county aforesaid; adjoining laHl'
OF Mlddlsswarlh, keTnS 4 Co., lands Of Sal
uel Bowcr,o OK. lands Of Dubois, and ohc:s'
and containing about
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

Those who wish to see little the best
planned and well furnished Court House
in Central or Northern Pennsylvania, will
please call at Lewisburg almost any day
next week or week after.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional!

We appeal from the fire Siare-hoiding Supreme
Court Judges,o the People OF PkNssrLvAsIA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08
PUlILlC SALE OF VALUABLE
Rca! Estate!

~ + Undersigned viii offer for sale, 4; the
2 Public house lately kept by Capt. Wm
Fl Iert. M Harilefon, HARLEY Tp. Union Co. On
'suesGIy June I'd 1871 the .olIoW.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-08

IsgEaI w, Jun" 18Th. lSl4
W o iITCEok: SIR-I have ot your Improved Cidrr
Mills used the MIL last ut U-r. and trial ground
bushels of apples Per hour k"-s the ground apples
twelve hours and press out two barrels Of cider per
hour with two men. ] eau recommend your improved
Cider Mill to all fruit growers, for pe AMI saving Of
labor | make thirtyfvr gallons Of cider from nine
md one half bushels common apples. The cider be-
r-ssed from the pomacc without using water Cider
will keep one year when water Is not used at The press
IliIN NEnMEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-13

H VI 4 Tenn Railroad Company, safe investment, VII
be soldlow upon carly application 10
mar l2.ts PETERS SPENCE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-13
dssSaFEA AR 4.

Din in the county Of Franklin, on the 9th ofFeb.
Mrs Mary Price, wife of Mr.. James Price and
daughter of Thomas an Clemcnne CIhill, aged thir
tv-fvc wears and f1ur DAYS The deceased has left
husband AMI five small children, with numerous
relatives ana friends TO mourn her loSsi but they
should however be consoled by the reflection that
Their loss IS her eternal gain. She for two years
previous 10 her death consistent member of the Old
school Baptist Church and from the time of her con-
version up to the time of her DEATH noted for her pie
" ana gen'leness of manner. She active and
u.efh IN her family and society. As wife, she was
loving and kind; AS mother, affectionae, and rs II
chr stan, meek and humble
May her surviving friends profit by her example
and prepare to her in that world of bliss where
sorrow aud signing shall he no more
\ FRIEND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-13

a Washington letter says an amusing affair
occurred there Inst Friday. Mr. BreoNlnrldge
the wee President, went into BARRIERS shop
Tor the benefit of his manpulntions, and having u
good shave, pa, his hand in his pocket for tho
expected dime but found nothirg, not even n
cent Here was aquondary for tho second exec
uilve officer OF this great republic. The barber
noticing his customers hesitation. began to have
suspicious that he was about being shaved him
self, but inrbore losing his temper. as FROM MI
II. well kun, frame there was Some prospect Of
his being Inlhcrcd, too. lie was IN n pacnble
state OF mind, therefore, when MIR. Il. very
politely told him that he found himself in
an awkward prcdicnmrn, that he had not
vet hreakh'ted, aud that he would cH in nf
ter the necessary meal aud pny his bill. Oar ton
serial trI"w.citlHen mutt,rrd his assent IL the
arrangement, but could not help saying ns Mr.. h.
passed out ot the door 'somo people do business
in tina, way. aud you may pay" Mr.. Brcckinridgo
took everythlngn~ II gentleman should. aud after
breakfast made all as night Us u trlvot," The
tonsor felt rather queer when he understood the
matter, but likes to be- qu1zed about it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-13

\ f'w days since serious not took place on
the Felnandina Raroa1,in Flalida; Some slight
understanding tonk place between n country
man and loborer on the road, IN relation 10
horse race. The nifair ended in fight; and the
parties were separated. Some hours afterwards
tie friends of both paltics made arrangements
tor a conflict on a more extended scale The
coun,rymrn, armed with rifles and guns made
nttack ON the railroad men, when severe battle
ou,uc1 duIin. which one mnn was. killed aud a
number wounded on both sides. The railroad men
were defeated ana driven from their grounds,
some of whom made their escape by secteiing
themselves in the ncghbolhood, aud others ar
rived in this city by yesterdays steamer. The
parties engaged in the not numbered from farty
to fifty on ench side. In consequence of this un
fortunate affair. the work on the road has been
temporarily suspended.- Savannah Ae,rs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-13
W.. Evrrctt's Mount vernon Eunf

The MrcnntlIe library A,socmiion hnvc pas
Sod over to Hon Edward Everett II .263 81. be.
ing the net proceeds of the sale of tickets to his
Grafton on the character # Washington Oh tho
Phi ult in aid Of the Mount Vernon fund. his
J., the largest contribution to that fund, the next
Target being : j, 100, which was received Brook.
lvn, Mr.. Everett has delivered the Grafton eigh-
teen times for thu exclusive benefit Of the Mount
Vernon fond and is under engagement for far
ther repetition of it. The amount thus far raised
by Mr. Everett is nearly Sll,oo0.-Boston Coa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-13

New ORLEANS March lI.-lho Steamer
Black Uarrior, from Havana arrived at Baliza
to-day.
The Aspinwall Courier of the ;3rd, says that
Lockbridge forced his way up the San ,)uan river
with small loss capturing much arms and anmu
milton. AMI another steamer.
In Peru the reyolutiouits we're successful.
Morse was favorahly received by the New Ora
madam government; however, they labor To throw
the blame on the Americans in the Panama III
Ot-
The Snratngn had snilel from G.eytown.
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According to correspondent OF the New York
Times. it is proposed now to form union be-
tween Southern Nicaragua and Costa Rica against
.fIbustersm. The inhabitants have consented
,o the plan. The South Pacific States, it is said,
give it every encouragement. and if it prove
successful, the transit route will then DO alto
geiher under Costa Rican control.
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a,,;..,l ntust,ilude

PHILADELPHIA March Il-'ihe remains of
DR.. Kane were escorted by large procession,
this afternoon from the Baltimore depot, to In
dependence Hall, which was drapedin mourning
Fiags throughout the city doating at half
mast. Immense crowds from all quarters came
to view the procession, and, if possible the re-
mains of the beloved dead.