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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18
NOTICE.

The Ladies of the Episcopal Church at Am
herst G. II. and vicinity, will give supper on the
might of the Goth Of September. that being Court
night. for the benefit of the Parsonage. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
Ambulance, 81.
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THE Bedford Sentinel announces the death Of
Mr.. Calohill d. Chewing, and Capt. William ~
Tate, two estimable citizens OF that county,
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V. Doriot, Captain; r. NJ. McClntock, LIST Lieu
tenant : A. J. Tenley LIST Pipeman p. j. Gregg
ry, 2nd Pipeman G. A. Heuser. Treasurer E..
Dyer, james A. Rider and d. A. St. Clair, Direc-
tors D. Graham, Secretary.
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The sentence of the Court against the negro wo-
man Jane, convicted of the murder of her mistress
Mrs Musgrove, in July, was carried into effect
in this place. on Friday last, within an nclosure
temporarily erected for that pose.-Bedtord
Sentinel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

THE ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the
New School Presbyterian Church. on Depot street,
was performed by the Masonic fraternity on Tues
day last. An interesting address was delivered
on the occasion by the Rev. Mr. Mitchell. Of
Lynchburg-B.
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REV. DIR. MooRR.-This eloquent divine has
been preaching a series Of sermons in the Presby-
terian Church of this place. In his pulpit pro-
auctions is found the rare combination of high
rhetorical finish with earnest practical applica
ton-Ib
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

SUlcIDE.-The body of Mr. Luke Stevens Of this
place was found in the Court House yard at an
early hour on Saturday morning. Two wounds
were found on his person, one by which the ingu-
lar vein was severed, the other on the opposite
side of the throat. From evidence elected at the
inquest there can be no doubt that he fell by his
own hands. The deceased was about 40 years Of
age.-Salem Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

RICHMOND. VA,
Present season comprising cAonsV" variety aid
ctcd with especial rcicrtn the
N"rth Carolina and and they
iHlh Nc the attention If hnN visiting this market
Examination Of the Among the articles
iuhd IN their stock to enumerated tn" following leading
and staple Goods VIZ AHssutNl Manufacture. also sin
mons 'Coiiins, MAINS and others: Ious tarpeuers
Nasons, Saddl"rs Ianuois Smiths uiil,ng
every description large assortment steel, Cast, Shear
ter. German, Machinery Sc, Wrought Nails Spikes
Horse and Mule Shoes >hocFN til-, Anvs Bel
iowa, longs Stocks aud ne butsrcSsc- Hoe Cos and
hinges trcuu saws sssd. 10 10 60 inches MiSct.ws
Nal Picks and Mi"t ghls To"ls assorted CUTLERY, pocket
and talir an extensive ASSORTMENT makers Hog
skins heep 81 ms Lining and Buck skins; SADDLES brides
Bnchi"s, Strrus, Bus Sadd" Webbing. Iiair
Cart Trees AXES, Springs Nuts, Washers Bolts Manila
Rope Cotton aud Hemp Cords 1wur, Lash Cord; o-
bic and single barrel Pistols. Rifles Fask Belts AZ
genuine Anchor Boiling Cloth ad No TO 10 alwa
hand aug lG.2tawu
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There was loud applause in the Court Rnom,
upon the announcement Of the decision OF the
magistrates.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,

" ASuES(sEON HOUSE.
CHURCH STREET, LynchbuIg Va.
FuSIIS House situated immediate OF
most business part # the city and the location OF
e quiet and healthy in the pare. To strauger
fore. its position Is particular, desirable
The subscribers Il cir thanks their
public generally of the very liberal patronage av,
tended to them, and them will ,ndea,ur to
merit continuance OF thcit fayors.
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE W AGON and PDRTERS v III
always be found at the dc and boat landng
OF the trains aud boats To convey aud
h"ia, fkkE OF CHARGE S.,EAD n CLARK,
sept Nt, Propri.tors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

~ PIANOS 81 ElNWAi SONS. ~ Walker turar
ltrogdw } New YORK.
awarded the fnst Irmium Il, o. r---A
ever they brought then Iauo Fortes into "A S@G
petition with the l., u makers Boston New ! . 4
York Philadelphia and Btm ire
Ree ived the ~" ist prize Medals the Mrropol tan Fair
Washii gton 10
The trsi Premium "a gi HcdaD for best Piano Forte
at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore. r6
The First iljyr Medal for thu hest Tho
lean Institute. Crystal Palace" New York,
The First Premium "a God Medal
at the Maryland Institute Bal more 1851
The FIRST Premium At tn. state Fair. Detroit, 1857
The First Premium AT the State Far, Rchu.ud, to;
Among the judges the first musical talent of tl "a
try such rs Mason, tschak Walcnh.ut &c Grand
and square Piano., constructed with the an
frame combined warranted Tor three Pace
~ '.,,,ll tu,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

(l&sYH&62Azs FtRNlTIKE: FURNITURE
Grateful for past tavors, the berw
0~---ezAl return his thanks friends and the pu
lie gene ally, and inform them that |,
has hSad ,ad constantly adding tierctoD large
sortMent OF E.. Furniture mannfa, by shihi wurb
ont Of the best material finished mos,
sirale iis artc usually g
ten in the extensive manufactures
He soictta tall ir"n those Wishing purchase feeling
sur'"i that lac and will satisfaction in regard bot
price and quality u work
Ii Air and SiucK Mat.frs-es alw u hand
EDWARD ! FDI.KES,
Narerooms aud Mandatory doors below Liberty
house SuI d. tstf
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John B. Crenshaw has been elected Constable
in the 9Th District in Bedford county.
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aouuittal of Henry w. Bowyer.

FINcAsrlE, Va, Sept. l6.--lienry w. Bowyer,
examined on the charge of killing JAS. Mellow
ell ST., was acquitted by the examining Court To-
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blrI -paning aud Painting
EcrM., per Scs.iNM Of EiNc Nlomlhsi

EcfsNs, per SCs.sOn Of tttr houthst
H"hri Including nr lights 40 with go %
ln' Ia l. Eish 10 M
1unlun de 10 with French aud lniin... 10 40
Tuition IA tuIlrRai" Department.. VI 40
elton IN fsn', Guitar - 10
10
nari and lnnuu- ha adv aucc balance the
at tho scsslun.
In this Institution only know lrdge>of a In,
Giok aud Hebrew he facilities furnished
cab ng the ft,nth itnhnn aud Spanish lanRu Two
Anclrht anu twV Mui,u Language entitlr
graduation
At,h r.tornS In III" old II Education the
Ghtss Of tn. TUNES usgcss Enlightened ,ftnIEsct caics
aud tiaAib !" what s due parents aud children demands
amt So II "uy Will be Introduced Tho srAtrm hsis ui,
with the inrm Of lnHru ton Lecture and ENaana
ton aud mates the rraet," With the Theory 10 develop
vail exercise, and the fullest all the
pu~"rs
Mr. WILiiANsos fcrs ~ the Faculty Uni, rrsy Va
den Darlington Irof Morse Rev j. D. Mitchell. III Rev
Leo R"snor D. IL; koss H. II Mycr dec. W. Garter aud
Z. u HAL
Mr. iI"rrtn refers To Rev II riatt Petersburg, aud
Grn q q tmy.
Mr. CAMPS tufrs 10 II Icfcbvrr Richmond, and Rav W
II kinckie. Lynelhnrs.
Mira pAGE refers 10 Rev Jno. NJ J.. Atkinson. u Prcst
Hamid"n \. College aud Hon. Nm & aud Mrs Rivoa
MIS- NItiIAMsos roieHi lion W e. Preston, tiov dno
u fI"Nd aud VIM Rainr, Esq, President Farmers HANK
SnchbuiR
tirrunrs containing obtained by applicn
Ton NJ SEMINARY Romans In immediate vicinity fab ~ NJ H.
Church or through III" 4 Office aug - DIN
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.

-
IiE lmrih anuusl Of this Institution will commence
q" The 18th septfmher
the entire soaih and the study beth Classical and
Sea o The esi sosss.
der III" ""l Mr. Blsnkenship graduate Il The Viz
The pr viii have exclusive charge IT tho
Grammar School, yoang thoroughly pre-.
''''' - ''''' ExCU .TY.
RoafHT l. n@oCKErT, Fr,sid,at, Procsstr Of Ns'u.
l,crnors II MATHEWS. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
u c,a,,, A Il. Professor of the Greek Language
nA>A,>,u,r Professor of Msthen.,i .snd Ias,ruc.
Rev X cox rr"tser - History.
sa"urL OAKLAND. NJ. Professor Of Constitutional Law
u La>"ii"hSf. ID Prof sspr Of Anatomy ard Phys
G,is,rrf Anolrnn sauron LII u rr .io.cr If Modern
Languages
Hart 81 per- week washing 81 p per month fuel and
up's sos term f"i,ioo so In III" Grammar sehool snd
So IN the Collegiate department Tor hslis"ss"n
r. 'rialor"'' containing further information b" oh
tsn.d hy I'D ,s'ee the p,es'~n, hts
SnLEsI >anOUs. EOR AOING I.ADlEs
OCT - As ~" un"hr' E" rnp1- lmnd To w"ise, prefer
f,Vn' as hso, f'te Address nelcombes Rock Bedford
"a q l,eelh"re ane mds, wtw
NbHs. VI. A. OTEA'- CLASS Ia, Xo.mw I'm.
her old rca"n a, he '.",i ., IN street,
ithMs-rnitun for > months $50 No extra charge for
Fi"n,h AMI Latin No deduction iot absence mug lDlm
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
M RS. A " N L. G REC o RY,
~ Ill Rsehool for small boys and girls tho h,s Mon
w ia, IL bc"hrr, Al he residence church street
portion - public rH'r' mage Ia respectfully solicited.
Turns. $40 ror session of Ave months.
septla iataaIw
NSCHVI ma FEMALE sEMINAHH-
IL iinAlIINH AAb DAY tCilDOi, ron YOUNG La
illNl he second scion at hi lnsmiiop W"dnra
SEPT. 1t, She AiI nal term. divided into sors
al hSr m"aIls each English unitea business aud
uia educ ann tpirgat" mod, led that
rttac hsssy 81 Vagina comrlre In Muaic.
al and Monumental
How'd Of Instruction.
: u NtIIANSbN,
Dlri Latin tIrr,k aud Iclas l.cttrss.
EIiDpib CAMPS
btrI -IIohI.w italian and Mulic
WM. HOPPER
III ri - iicu,h. Srnuisl, aud Mathematics
MkS. L. FACE
DIFF -lnteimdaic M nraucls and Prep Latin (rsek
MRS NJ. " lILtA MSON.
DIT rriRtatpty fugsh Ia an lies nnl G.nl Supervision
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Tu>RusKFE's stg.5.-Du pur>Wnnsc al ~ deed
~ ,cnpd T. ht pkid l. Reese. aud MnrN L..
his WIFI the 5th Il, July Ira. and {"
cord III The Iusrrs Count Of The CIV ut IAnhlurg shall
the 18Th rom Il lr5s. premises la
tale 6v At public anein certain LOT or parcel III
ground Il aud bi situated StNlh Alley t!n thu moth
side thur "a IN tin ~ II NulnIE tginntnf - feet
from puei # ~ ts 1ud ,fh Ntvet luuni' thrute
NORTH .iNt, t 'b,lu, .ph 80 te thrn" south
,iNN tt and ih,u,e south tce H. tic hFiulg
ong r1rt # Nn,l uts oi 80 r. ard Intt Of he
ground lurr. ID l., the sid baNti T. l,s from jonathan
iohrsouN tnlrth' With all hr improvements ihtte ana
a!irfttuiuc 'htrctp h longing.
TRIMS or NAiJa-A t,lt Il 4is tnefvr and ci:htcen
mens Equal n>atn"uts) nit,s lee added a." day
oi salt" vii Us The hit, rurrlNActth ply
urn "f tn l.sr aud int'tet h' srcnIrl by
ncs"i he nodes 'tiiacoil, ,ot,, aud of trust NJ
on III" property ~AA lhcttl =, t. r is trrN,d
{" b. good aud Nasi tu a,.- ttah, t.uat,c Wi
"lN convey L. hc lrrrh4l turrl5sar4 sub title
vested IN ntr Il, liz t.,"d Hi.l.>u1
sept3' 2am.itds JOHN NJ. oTtN. Tru>',r.
Rep
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Ducl Between o. Jennings Wise and sher
rar( Clomcus

TUT0I OIUIlCIlN.
R'nneNp Sept. IA duel was fought this
morning at the Fairfield race course near this
ciif, between q. Jennings Wise and Hon. Sher-
rari Clemens, mcmher Of Congress from the
" he'l'ng district. The parties arc reported to
ha,e fired four shots each. Clemens was wound
cd in the thigh, but not dangerously. 'f
The weapons used were pistols. II is said that
Charles Irving and Thos, =. Chisnan were the
seconds No urfesr. have, ~ vet, been made
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j. II. HOICOMBE &c CO..
IA N II E IL y.

- LYNUHNURN, q.
XA-IIL make coll. ctihns all points buy md s,ll NJ,
w change Coin. aud Inrurteni Notes, Oil orders fur
Stocks negotiate Leans and all business
to general banking and Collection House.
nov idlr : IioICOMBE & co
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49, NOEyCIL HOUSE -y.ss
LYNCIERUuss: AGENCY
NEW YORK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
Mlrll,Al AKSTE

NEW YORK LIFE issuance COMPANY.
MI'CUAIsYSTEM
7 meeting OF the Local b., rd for the
~ York l'c insntance Comp NJ The Capitol in thee
OF kcimoni the following wa- unanimously adopted
Tn" undersigned President and Directors the Compa
hav" examined the report and exhibit of the New York lite
insnrnnGr COMPANY Tor the Year ending the Isl Janus ~
se and being satisfied with It's prosperous condition cord al
y recommend II to the encouragement and support Of the
been in existence - years. and It's Capital
cd the sun of sio2Go - Invested in State stock and
profitable and mode money The profits
the benefit Ut the and have averaged
sides socka g. the law OF New Ytrk
requires as additional 1ccny that sootoo shall DC dcpo
ed with the state Comptroller any lawful
which the Company may tan to pay
We invite attention To the nature objects and advantages Of
Lille Insurance as set forth by thu, Institution.
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT.
Amount of assets January !,
Amount of receipts tor premI
nms, interest. &c, TO Jany
1,isJs, 4Hl9l 81
Paid losses by death, interest
dividends, aud all other
expenses. 1920 rs
s262 10 Ct
Accumulated Fund, Jan.l So el4o2 o6G %
will be seen by the shove statement that this Company
in a fuurshiug condition
Those desiring information in regard to the subject of Life
Insurance would 80 well ocs the OF the above
Company who Will give them any information thai may be
desired Tor reference apply to either mber Of the Loca
Board
tSocretary of Commonwealth Of Virginia
DiRECIoRS
ROtiEK A PRYOR.
editor Ofthe - nth >
THOMAS II ELLIS, ESQ.
(I'resident James River and Kanawha Cos
THOMAS = AUGUST, Esq.
(Attorney at Law
WIN. q. PAINE, ESQ,
(keni, Paine Go Merchants,
JOHN BAGBY, Esq,
tFarmer, King a Queen Co, Va.)
REV. CHAS. II. READ
Qastor United Iresby terrain church,
REV. JAS Is. TAYLOR,
0or'g se"'y Southern Baptist Convention.
H. X ELY SON ('rnter)
CHAS. w. PURCELL, (Banacr)
JAMES THOMAS JR,
Tobacco Manufaeturcr)
RoBFRT s. PAYNE, NJ d.
~ /. WALKtH, NJ D., Medical Board.
y. II. GrLMER, NJ ID,
\. Is GARLAND, Local gent.
or la his absence DIR. T. l.. WALKER
CllAa. E. WORTIAM,
Gcur A CT und Attorney Tor Va.
Richmond. Va
R.W. TROTTER, CeneraI AgI.
mar 70 In
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'" r"'@ " """"' o. " 80"
e. hi+ Wi dat" li shh day June AID
81 r'c"'d n thc County t,'nl tam bell md is
hnE ''hti OF tn tN at uhufE shall uh the | tut lay
OF btI 'BlR lsa- The r,i+'s. s"l hv pulls
au, 1n, mGc be- the
ri said decd that Ibr OF NNb
county "i Campbell near TIA" tN II INuulbutg which
ed /" IA" aid Aauseu Winston hy sann, Hnrc
Mahaa us wic Il, decd bearing tir no oh la,
le AMI OF record The County Court o Campbell except
ie port thereof l,h t,ini" The date of the
aforesaid had b'cu co',S" by the said AlanEon Winston
Edward Folk.s 4, deed boHriI date ,ir OF
and at record IA the County touit nI Campbell.
III" portion Of the said lot {" Land hereby
EsuPro-d Ia about tire" less,
Hnus" in which the SAID Annson Winston time
at hts death is situated thereon
1ERM> OF SA1E-A credit Of SIX, I've, and eighteen
months, equal u- ailments Interest being added
OF sa" viii he given TIA" purchaser tn"
men OF The purchase aud be hy
negotiable notes alstac ri'v cuior" decd
the property sold The ttlr to the sad property b"rved
To be good ard valid hut HriinE merely trustee" VIII
"nl, convey I" The purchaser puloacr such title
vested in me b. the deed Of aforesaid
septl1 2taw iflds JOHN NJ p1EY. Trustee
Rep copy
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From WASHINGTON.

WAsniScro>, Sept, l1.-=Tlc Emitted States
Treasurer rep twelve and u third millions NJ
being in the Treasury. and subject to draft.
Samuel Cole hns resigned the Chief Clerk shin
OF the Pension ofcc. aud john Rabh has been np-
pointed in his steal
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e. Air OF EENI. E~cAIE.-ln pursuance
~ Il tt deed ~ 10y lor IL
iN wr dato fh' l.tt tuhrr -, IL the I'h' AT ufE
ltd.us tund Association tLc ur,ef .i-ed Nin sal. "n tn
premises pu, lie u FkI At ihr l7th Instant at =
"tls,k. Ne House md Q. a. tho trmphcl 49,
to.t liots ann tkc by sad decd Inc Ii if
the Inrniihc. just
>np-is soap Factory. IN, undersigned Will sell audi IN
nch iit4c "ni In 1en tn. decd at saul
TERMS n,a'l. ku,,~ u the day OF sale
SAM. Y'iEii
Il. u II kENN
s#pti ltis & I WILLS
sOsvPONEuENT.--1 above sale is postr ned
uidt FRIDAY the 2ith instant,
SAMIn TNHrl.
u 4 H. kIAN,
saptlo t., { l. WILLS
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PRIMARY SCHOOL.

M Ill school fer small buys and girls tho h's Mon
w ia, In bct"hrr al hsr residence church street
portion a public respectfully soii.i,od.
Intus si1 ror session ui Ave months
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Der OF Negroes of both from ten thirty OF
age Also Women and Children whom the highest cash
prices will be given Persons la the will he attended
TO at their homes by giving description aud addressing
at Lyuchburg, Va w. H MOUNTCASTLE.
d&cly
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HNAhu ron WOOB.-1 W i'll pay the highest
~ market price in cash. for 10000 pounds ahcd Wni
il delivered by the 25h September. A. RUCKER
aug22s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18
British Outrages upon American Vessels.

We alluded yesterday, in brief terms, to the
boarding and searching of four American YES
sells IN the waters of the Gulf Of Mexico, and
to their being fired into by British cruisers,
rs well as TO the action taken and resolutions
adopted by the New York shipmasters at an
| informal meeting held on the 18th alt.
Since then We have received the New Y York
Herald of the 18th, and from it we clip the
following record of British operations in the
Gulf Of Mexico within the last three weeks,
and hardly a day passes now but we have
some new outrage 10 record:
Ship Tropic Bird, fired into, boarded and
searched
Bark Clara Windsor, fred into, boarded
and searched.
Bark GlenbuFn, overhauled at sea.
Bark w. Ii. Chandler, boarded and search
ed while lyinging at anchor in the port of
Sagua la Grande.
Twelve other vessels also boarded and
searched in the harbor of Sagua la Grand.
Brig Robert Winn, fired into, boarded and
searched.
Schooner Cortez, seized, and now detained
at Inagua.
Schooner N. B. Borden, fred into, board
ed and searched.
Schooner Mobile, fred into, boarded and
searched.
A te!egraphic dispatch from New York.
published elsewhere, states that the bark
John llorre, in the port Of Sagua la Grande,
Cuba, was boarded by boat from the Brit
-ish war steamer Buzzard, searched and her
papers examined. In the same port, Can't.
Bartlett, of the ship Clarendon, was ordered
10 exhibit his papers. On his refusal, his
vessel was boarded by about one hundred
men from the Buzzard, the demand repeated,
and again the gallant captain positively re-
fused to comply. with the degrading order
This compelled the British officer to leave
with his tyrannical object defeated. Much
honor to Capt. Bartlett!
In the same dispatch it is stated that the
President had walked up after fashion, and
ordered two steamers to sail for the Gulf
forthwith. 1t is to be hoped they will do
something that will rebound to the honor of
the flag and to the security of the American
merchant vessels and not play pimp, spy and
lacky to the English officers, Ia Pauldino.
Chatard and Davis. If any of that breed of
of cattle are in command Of the Water Witch
and Arctic we shall anticipate additional
modification for the country at large, unac
companied with the slightest protection to
our merchant marine. We really hope that
piucky sailors are 10 command, and that they
will take the responsibility of fcrcibly redres-
sing the FIRST outrage. If they do, the people
will sustain them, and compel the adnliais-
tration TO do them justice.-N. o. Ex.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18
p.ssenting this issue to our reade

rIn presenting this issue to our readers
peuld call attention to the many outra-
- eommitted upon our sea-going ships,
which Is truly oppressive. 1t seems by late
New Orleans arrivals that there has recently
been several of our ships grossly insulted by
British cruisers while on their voyage in the
Gulf and other waters. We deem it highly
neesssary that the government should hume
diately, take some active measures for the
protection off flag. These outrages have
been 200 often repeated to be overlooked, and
moro the imposition is INDUCED the more it
will be practiced.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18

nN this day comes the said plaintiff bv Walker
~ and Green, his attorneys, and the .aid defend
ants bavi ng wholly failed to appear and plead or
otn erNise answer said plaintiffs action and il ap
peaing To the salts factiun Of the court that tho
said defendants are nonresidents of this State and
that this Is an act non of trespass On the case on
promises founded on an account in favor of .a;d
plaintiff against the defendants for the sum Of fiv,
hundred and forty eight dollars and ninety five
cents as sworn to upon which a writ Of attacin,en,
has been issued again:t their estate.
IL = therefore conside red by the court that nm
less the said iendants shall appear by them
selSe. or attorney, before tie third .ay of
tie next term of this court a c4.urt to H. holden
at the court house in and for the county of Cr.w-
ford, ON the first Monday in August next. AMI
plead, aswer. or demur la said pla ntirs deciar.-
tson. Judgment will be entered against them /. ni
their estate sold q satisfy the same and IL /. fur
.her ordered by the court her that t. or.Ier he
published in the Arkansas lntelligencer a new.pa-
per printed aud published in Van Buren,. in this
State four weeks successvel the last insertion To
be AT least thirty days pre.i the r,t ,ay Of
the next term of this court.
A true copy from the record Attest:
j W. W.TALkINGTON, Clerk
June Is, 3s.-ew. Iprinters fees seas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18
City Ordnance.

~ II ordained by the Mayor anil Aldermen Of.
~ the city of Van Buren, That wherever IN.
owner or occupant Of amy house or houses in .hi,
city shall suffer any disturbance or quarrel
l" ih annoy aoe of any citizen of thi- city, he -i,,
or they rhall be dermed guilty Of a niseemeanor
and on conviction thereof before any civ Jn.,;c.
shall he fined IN any sum not exceeding one hun.
dred dollars
This ordnance shall be- in f,rce from and aftcr II.
passage approved June 9TH 1855
WM +. ENGLAND, Mayer.
GEo. W. NEwLNNp, City Recorder
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18

Tile State Hevenue Of -lrkaHSas.-The
State Auditor has Informed the Little Rock
True Democrat, that the total amount of tax
able property in this State in 1856, as shown
by the report Of the former auditor, WAS SOL
l1I,934. In 1857, it WAS SSS,O4D,4lj,
showing an increase in one of neaIy eighteen
millions of dollars. It is estimated that the
amount OF taxable property on the tax books
for 1853 will not fall short of Sl20 OeO, 900.
ES- Economy joined to industry aud So
briefly, is better out for business than a dow
ery
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18

Distribution Of Senatorial Speeches.
Washington correspondent of the Tribune
gives tabular statement of the number Of
speeches printed and distributed by United
States Senators at their individual expense;
from which it sppears that the Senators from
the free States have thus put in circulation
6so,ooo copies of speeches, and the Senators
from the slave States 100000.