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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15


REAL VIRGINIA HoRsE.-A correspondents OF
the Lynehburg Republican, writing from wyths
county, Va, says: 80
About year since, Mr.. Jefferson Etter left
this place for Texas, taking with him an old horse
with but one eye aud eleven years old. When he
arrived there he wrote to his here, given des-
crption of the trip aud how the horse stood IL. &C.
A few mornings since, he WAS found standing in
front OF the stable where be had 20 often fed bav.
ing returned alone from Texas, being determined
to bring him back "to old Virginias share. aud
stand by that rack, fodder or 10 fodder
TsE YIrLDor GOLD IN AUsrRALIA.--Fr From the hrst
discovery OF the goid fields In Victoria to the end
Of last year, the government escorts had brsug ht
down to Melbourne ll,457, ,472 ounces Of gold, the
value of which is estimated at f45 $50 O00 During
the above period the total amount # revenue do.
rived from the gold fields, inclusive Of the export
duty,w IS nearly three million sterling. out Of
which about 81 ,5S3. 900 had been expended In NJ.
king aud repairing roads from Melbourne to the
various gold fields.
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LCORR REsPOsDESCE.

sy- DR.. JAMES b MOCAW, Professor
Of Chemistry Of Medical College of Virginia -Doar
SlT: Il 4 would feel obliged if you would obtain from
D.. y L h. Anderson tie pill he has in his posses
son, i4 Ch is part of the same Medicine taken By
tbs l-i> hr. WOoAy,) and anayse the came for as,
XIV rs "a written statement OF its contents.
RESPECTFULLY, NARlAG PEARCE,
I.tn nRlpAu. DlL. u. lh.8.
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esss- EAss. GRACE. BEAUTY AND G,

sss- EAsE. GRACs, BEAUTY AND Con-
EEcTSEss are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS ano
AaBReTYPEs txecuted af the large Peotograth and
Fine Art 6giierles of HiNNIS 1877 Main str eet, o1
posi;e the P0stofics, aud Sycamore street, Peters
surg, Va.
Ease and grace in position, beauty in finish. aud
correctness in portraiiure.
Ido=e who wish - obtain something really fine in
the way OF Likeness either in Amttotype or Pho
tograph, plain. in India ink, water coors, oil colors
CT Pa5tllle Of any size up 10 tc size Of life,
-pecttUy solici ed to visit his Galleries and exam
ine his various styles OF portTaituTes.
Galleries aivay open and Tree TO visitors, whether
theYdesTe work executed Cr not. se9
ssy- HoRsca's HAZE CUTTIaG, SHAVING
ASn SHAMrOoIsG SALOON, under the American PIC
e!-outrEaCe on llth street
E.B.-tiot. Cold Sud Shower BATES can b. had n
all hours Single Bath 25 cents, tickets for one
dollar. jeS
nA- BARNS BATHS, BATHS Hot,
JuId and shower Baths can be had daily at al
sours, NJ the American lair Cuttag, Shaving, and
suanIp Going Saloon, under the American Aotel-
aGtranas OF 18th street.
Single Baths 25 cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10
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Ice vss Lrmsa in Mobile on Monday nornius
last
Thar. vas sliyAs hll Of suo~ 10 AsAssA Ca,
On TussdAy. -
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HUeTINGs CoURr.-This Court fnished

HusTINGs CoURT.-This Court finished
the business before it On Saturday, and adjourned
10 meet again the second Mond ~ in Decen, ber.
James Law: charged with attempting to plck
John A Lacy's pocket, gu the Fair Grounds. on the
Zoth OF october. was tried, found guilty, and as.
sessed with fire Of one hundred dollars and
costs After paying the amount to the Clerk in
Court, ne was permitted to depart.
John II. G. Tyler, for taking card case from
Robert Reid, plead not guilty, aud the evidence
proving the truth Of the plea, he was discharged.
The examination of the same party on the charca
OF carrying concealed weapons, was postponed
until the next term
Joseph Mitchell, for unlawfGiy assaultiug and
oeating Archibald Gillespie, was found guilty and
sentenced to thirty days Confinement IL Jail and
fne CT five dollars and costs
James Drummond. a free negro, who faloniously
ASSAULTED and beat aud stole 4 -um of money from
oswald wright, was discharged, having already
oeen c"hnned IN jail three months, and the prose
cutor hlling to appear against him.
the ililoWing cases were called and continued
t'li The December term Of the Court: H. l., Saun-
ders. Tor stealing certain articles from the Office
OF the tIty Sergeant and Vim. Ferguson. a free
negro, for assauitiDg John Cooper
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rhe Words tnat went to vaientia.

The Eloudon Daily News says: As the circum.
stances under " hich the few words which passed
through the cable We're received Valeutia have
not been made public, it may be as well to men.
ton them:
Wednesday, the Goth. the day in question, about
;hree O'clock ia the afternoon, considerable ap-
pearance of signals manifested Themselves upon
the galvauanetcr, With oscillations ofthe needle
squal to so divisions OF Professor Thompson's s
SCALE which as they occurred at very regular in
tersais, were rightly supposed to be the usual re-
veTsais every Is seconds. These appearances
continued uutil between five aud SIX O'clock in
the evening, when the words "two hundred"
and Is or 10 letters OF which no sease couid
ae, made, were received. Subsequently, the siss
nals Can you" (no doubt ready were received
very Clearly. Messages we're, Of course immedi.
ate.y sent hack to the effect that the Newtound-
aud signals and words came very distinctly, and
if they Gould read from Faientia, to send ~
Dnt rs direct response was received to this,
IL was, OF course, concluded that II WAS not re>
ceived.
between and O'Clock on the same evening
jhe WORDS "Danleis now In circuit, were distinctly
recorded. together with a great many signals
whicR were not intelligib!e. These Unreliable
motions Of the needle continued uutii between
uine aud ten Z. NJ, when the words ''Two hundred
iud lortY.'' which, no don g., alluded TO the uum-
Der of cells contained in tc Daniels battery, " hch
Was spoken Of ia the message previously received,
and great many letters aud signals, of which
eothing connected could be made, were received.
During the uext hour for receiving, say from eie
ven to twelve p NJ the needle of the gaivanome
ser watched more closely, yet strangely,
though the Insulation of the appeared 20 be
precisely the condition, aud not the least
indication Of even "reverset Was observed, the
sirs appeared have sunk into its usual lethargc
condition.
DurIu- Thursday and Friday, though the most
vigilanS watch WAS day and night kept upon the
gaivauo,nerer, noappearance OF returning currents
could be observed, though the earth current dor
ioS the whole OF this period seemed TO be remark
ably steady. On the morning OF Saturday last,
between niue aud ten O'Clock, sonle slight iudica-
lions of signals and reversals noticed but
inry were neither very iateliigibte uor enduring
From thence up to the presen1 time nothing more
has been received And Yet the testiDgs do mol
show that the cable, regard to its insuiation is
ia a worse condition than 1t month back.
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The Jews of Baltimore are subscribing to build a

Why is aoyer-loaded gun like an office holder
Because IT kicks mighty when discharged
Hiram Powers, the great American artist, who
hasresdcd ~ Florence for twenty years And more,
h about to revisit the Unltsd States.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


LooAPE ot PRfs1NHRs FROM THn rfT7
JAIL esterdsy morning, when TAILOR poweII en-,
s 'ne ,owof YARD to the jail, be found sscrsted
In the water closet two of the prisoners I;nscomh
aud Heath, confined for petty offsnces Susnsr,.
ing something wrong, he made search and sopnS
that Nathaniel Sanderland, who bad been On av,ct.
ed OF the murder Of Patrick Colbert. and Vas rs.
spited for thirty days to await an annliea,ion To-
writ OF sal1ersededs and John Jackson. John
Bowen, VIM. Slsveu and James McCafferty ali ~
Wsom were seat on by the Hastings Court on the
snaige ot PICKING the pockets OF various persons
uurlhg tne FAR, bad made their escape.
UPON examination Of the premises we wers
staggered to determine how the prisoners eouid
nave mad sufficient know ledge Of the strueturs
VI ing uniiding to have enabled them To egaet tba
ESCAPE they did. Our doubts were soon ejeay al m
Eii;a t os Jaior toid US that the notorious jim
Eiis naa a perfect knowledge of the st-ncfnra
ana ne had no d5hbt, had impartial hi. info,msti',
Tertiary. W 'nS peoi-
1hsre seems to be vacant space under the an.
tire jail, through which the fiue, from ,be fnrnsa
pass, aud over which are the cells 4, S~h;oh 49,
prisoners are confined Ia each OF tbsse .ssis
.hes had cut through tue flooring aud passed do,,n
THIS vacant space, along tie ineeof the fne ,o ,h
ou'et wall Oh the tnildiog, where they cut hole.
11ptAio'uy zoo small for u child 10 pass through
ihis gave them access TO the inner ward of H.
WI Hhouse, Ia which there is a fsht of stens
ieHdibg up to the roof the workhoese
Al Is supposed that they climbed TO this roof by
nieaus vi the CATERS, part Of which ia brok an
down Ia tbs rear yard was fouud /. roma .ona
twenty ieet long made of pieces of sheets and
'hii.s' IBls iS was presumed, thew desisnsd 20
use ia eHoctng their escape from the loyer yard
thu ia,, easter esress oy means of the gutter,
'"9y ie't IL as memeDto of regard 10 the Iailor
/, Is proper to say that we think no poss;hi. |
oiaihe could attach to Dir. Dudley, our sficient
sergeant for the escape of the prisoners n tari,
nf ~ uno, IL must be against the construction
cnra ."' JAIL which now appears to be very inse
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MAYORS CoUaT. - James Roberis
iree negro, for assauting Mary Fortune. and "a.
mainihg In the city with uenrico free uaner, was
ordeted twenty five stripes.
joseph Chidress, also free, and a likely hr;sbt
muiatto boy, was charged with a,saulting Ana
peatiDg winnie Goode, at her house on Jaokso,
street, between "a and Sd. Joe declared hi. in,no
cehce' Dut tie witnesses against him were too
numerous and knew too much joe was awarsS
twenty lashes A'ou
Reaulos Wiisonn,sl to Wilso & Kent wos .or
vlcted OF one OF the basest thefts of which noor
iran humanity can be guilty-that of steaIi.g
newspapers frcm the doors of subscrihers At al
carry hour of the morning Several OF the car
flers constituted themselves a detective nolice
aud saturday Reamos was caught in the act and
orought before the Mayor, who ordered him twen-
ty lashee. '' "on-
George Frost, an old offender, who was relaassd
from prison few days siuce, on account of ,ba In.
tercesrions OF An aged ami afflicted Motber. was
found by the Watchmen on Friday night in front
OF the Powaataa House, too drunk tn stsnd snd
placed IN the cage. Yesterday. the Msyor again
committed him to Jail in default of secnritv for
good behavior. io'
VIM. camp, for abusing Susan Claytor. was ar.
ra'gheo, ana the case continued till Monday I. r
tue purpose cf allowing time to summon a witness
TOT tue accused. In the meantime Carnu was corn
mitted tor his appearance.
Tue case OF Ben johnson, slave to Nessrs Pills
kinton Stevenson, charged with stealing coal
~ roih hr D. u Bolts, was again called Satur day
iue cha'ge OF tneft was not sustained, but Ben
was required to give security for his appearances
oelofe tue iustiHg Court to answer the charge of
s9ihS az large and trading as free negro and
messfS. T. & ). recognized to appear
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The prize money TO be paid to the military ser
visg ia India tsays the glasgow Hersid) 10 sncr.
nous. Lord Ciyde's share is said to exceed ESQ.,.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
For the .sKafaa VIA VALLEY Sta, A

II M. EDITOR Allow me, through Tie
columns Of tlle str, = Is apnounce to
thsvo.ers Of Putnam. the name ofSrRorn-
II HARMoE. Esq. as a candidate fog the
ofics of Commissioners ofthe Revenue.
Mr. Harmon has always been known
as q asalous and anHfnching Democrat,
who haslaboured faithfully in the cause
Of Democracy. on amodestland retiring
disposition, he HAS newer urged the claims
which his services haFs entitled him 10,
snd I now call Oh Tie party % rally tothe
polls and give him warm and cordial
support assuring those who do int
know him personally, that ile IS eminent
y, qualified to discharge The important
duties ofthe office.
We have been bulting with sllefollowers
81 Sam, Z and IL I'VE make an united ef-
fort. We may give them "a defeat which
will crash them Forever, and scatter their
forces to tho winds. Then dpme out 10.
he pel!s and give hong pull, strong
pull. and a pull Eli to gether, ifor sound
and consistent Democtat and bis election
i certain. g.'s,Ia .4 IIU RRI CAN =.
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ENoTfcE.s
onel's Sale. efs Falaabls Land.

Cominissfonef,s Sale Of Falnablo Land.
~ g on Daais, Creek : ], IA FL,
ID YyirfaIe OF decree Of sths GjreuitCosrt
ID of Kanawha Eoanty rendered, at@;ke fail
term, 1857 in a certain ehanoeTy esnsss therein
pending, in which Dryden and Ginning ham
are Comptainants, ard Thomas Dbtschy z 9th.
ers, are Defendants, misunderstood, Special
C tnimissiouef sppoirtsd for that psapose.
N III, on fft{.4 jb6ss 4sst;l.ssf e-tiss4 .sss
Saturday the 22d day Of MAY 1855,
.selI, al Puslir Anetien, IN front Of the door of
The Court House Of Kanswla County 10 Tie
highest bidder, a lceftsin 'tfacti OF parcel Of
land lying in said Conhaysofs Kama VIA, soa
the:bead waters7ofa EsasIs,1 Cfeek. beIag tire
ssne land descyibtsfss lot No, g. ID, use plat
and report Of AbeItP Sennttt and Tiers, Cora-
mis$iphefs appointed by order Of said Court fO
divide The Hands Of Elisha DCisoa, deceased.
ishie Elaait platinndeTePort sIe. fled IN said
cause. and 10 Whieh reference IS Gere..nIale tot
a1ore partic ulay description OF thelarid afoss-
said-said tract contains S4i Acres bElahd.
H Terms OF sale, VIII 5e 6n-a cfedtof Three.
siis, ana nine months ;sbond and g security
Will be reqniIed and the titls retained spnt;l
the purchase money is psld.-. !4;i
l4s Nv: A1QLARRIER, eommissiquer.
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nGacIai1ae laIaor

TIME subscriber, beng lnlly prepared g liii
all orders in his Lac WITH 'uisoateh. 81
The best materials and workmanship, lew FOL
cash.v liz; Fey Isssls sgsisl ba4s sAl9is
ALL CASTINGS Of Iron and RfaSs, used
IN Salt making. Also in the coal BUSINESS
car wheels Of ~ different sizes and patfeyls
for wood or iron iails.sasI E9sJss s
SAW OR GRlST+MILLS-C ranks Gudge,
ons, Spindles, Shafts, Pulleys, Spur and Bevel
Cog Work. ,st@f sa
n STEAM, ENGINES or superior strength,
from 5 10 20 horse power .Assl4aT an sisll3 & 4
Il House GraEesand Stoves fcr coal3s 10 81.
! MACHINERY Of al kinds Repaired with
brass cast OF wr0ugh ironsinEgI sastt f sVs
II .soalia ,Y fsiHsa Il +. b. PUTNEY,s ri
IL Ksnawha salires, Aug. %, ls57agady lssl
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1z0I1C AIxOD4Ons
ny {igEus 8 4 sDeedsbfITfust sxschted
I'D by VIM. ia Smith s0zbe ulsiSfsiened
Trustees. on The Din day 81 a sil 4 So
AID 81 record In ISaIIawl,a tssss Court
Clefkys sOfieg. Is secure David ] Is ". !
.Clarkson tI,e S1yInebts0 Ger AIN sri,,s of
money IN said deed sst Ort5sslsa :describ.
ed, wsshall Oh afon8aF, lie Il sen DIV 81
Febfaary. 1853, atIlis Ceiurti H6nse of
Kanawha Co., prseeedto sell, ut Pdblic
Auction !, to the hiehestbidaer fora6ady
iaosss certain tract q md sas sab
the South stside of KahaMha sissh Boz
ibg the same ptoperty heretoioFs soid By
Said p. j. W. @ laf iis0ss to said Willj3n "A,
Smith. and whiehiis atinsaa4n4 sh,,s..tod
1t; = N q;
Win III be.tutss ss ,sslI s ~ -, sovl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
Commissionerss Sale Of valuable Goa,
LaIIds, ard salt Property; On me
II ba NRs Kanawha River.ta .sssSS9s

In eomriiauce with the hseraicns OF 4 de-
cree Of the clrc,fit court of the County Of Ka-
nav ha. rendered al the last Fal ITEM, thereof
Tn sait pending f1ereih IN o bs nesry wherein
Hpzl less and lash ana Rfe Cod Siaaifts ana
the AdIa:f1istretrix and Hers ofGn,ohet f6glea
l'iese 81 sad Con ,gi aesessHd ami sthes, are
nele nd2n ts--the RntersigRsd Fpointe3 eora-
miss ienefs foi that purpose 81 sth al tdeeree.
vii ssts TO the highest bidder attliefront
door oil the5 Court IlouSei or xaitl 0ot Si,. i
Charleston, ION aIpa systhel gth day of'Aprjl.
S5Ss heisexsral traets Of lapa q -vhieE he
SAFE Crocket giles died seized md pcssesseA.
situated, lying. and, being III thiS colnty..
Ind are as foll6ws2l esal9b anE8ttdFss
q lot Me- 1, ;of theo.t IFcsi issidr Bobninr
iRfiag tract CON aipiagg, acres 80 noles.
HhdtI fded fourth bit ii TNo4t ;fds n III tsa
Rack, Or mo untela lands; 96rnissIy loRrine
to the estate OIL ohm KEynQldsg Tieees sad. ard
which, totm I. part elthe Washipgten Burning
SHElng tr?et; the Conrad Smith. tract! The
/. Harrison tIaSt,fs Neal and Slaurbfef ~ ~ -
ard Che 81 eele TIA I'd lIlt6s rlg6flt;iis
-and intergt in sws or in ed dity, in ,and d IN
ths lands $obiute rank 6n Reynolds 81 the
tleeqt 81 tiQrl GATED ala 1eka 1885, and
which was ceage eyed. to the said nSfts by the
i Saip Fran klin Reynyl IS, fnd Others, lbyseeea
dated Sept 3,1is4'. aud IL record I'll Kstsw =
Clerks Office. .rsd r. 49,,
o These lands ere well :knoa; Is Be si,,,.h,.
as a eval property. efIH salt property and ~
Lothian land isof "a tiibefIot sslIIs N STR
propsrty will be solfih patceTs, 6fingefitire-
ty,as purchasers INA VI DESIRE afai 81 s, III ~
found TO be most advantageous. y - S
is1frlns l7ifSo m4cA ~ the pufchase rnorey
as shall benecesssry TO bay lie IA & ffr;,
ana Of safe, wifi be redtiffeff IN ~ ~ SAi.n.
residue; on cred pofi ONE rEog and SaeEr
yeasssi 40 esuah staln1euts, bearing interest
iton The gay 81 sale, ~ ey tehaSer.e or .pur-
rhssers. giving bond with good persona fsecr.
fitv. and The life fetained Ifitif bsymsnf 81
said Bonds ia frll p ,ssas 81 eilsit 5Is.1 -
q 9F !tjatf JAMES L Carr ;ng speds.l r
4 gol3 THO. p. SWAMI. Coma
q ksDs lo, 1908. v3;42.
Tbs 5ssls . sdlogrned uutil Sd Monday in
May next, Of same place. $3.50 n
8. CARR
i6lgay t.ai da4 9sWAAS. e. Sons
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LOOK HERR, Will iYoU z
q. & a. rrFER.Ml,,AN,[n,l!

SADDLE q HARNESS MAKERS.
II "a Charleston, Kanawha Co.. VA.
b We have on hand and are eansta ntly re-
csiying, and naAing lFupg the most complete
stock of .Saddlery, Double and Single Har-
ness, Saddle trimmings, Fancy aIo1plines,
&c, all or winch, having f,iT,
der our especial notice, win Be warranted
perfect. W have alsoon hand h lsrgelstock
Of Horse Collats OF our own BIannfs ct,ife, VII
several handsome ST DE- SADDLES oftvario6ns
sizes, 10 suit the. Isadisspasl ,iss sfyssqiiE da
Be sure TO give ius. q call ibefore yotiI purs
chase, for we are determined stosell 81 low
as any other house, for cash. ~ 4 s8a Il
REPAIRiN g of'all Ainds,sin the aboteline,
attended 10 punctualiy on the shortest notice
WcLkshop on Front Street near the Steam
Boat landing. EsH5 taa3 81 III s,k
la tast54 bI 81 @. "a. UFERDiANs. ],
j. tJanunry 4, 85S W 3nSe 800 i8 Il
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FULTZ. DENNY s. SHEHARD |
FoR". ARDINC
AND coNiMls SION MERcHANTs,

~ tGALLIP0LIS, OHIO,
TT AVtNG purchased the Warf Boat OF W..
IL N. Clhbages will attend promptly to7al,
business entrusted TO them. s3s
They will Keep constantly on hand LARGE
assortment OF Boat Stores, Provisions, Grocer
les, &c.y .&G.
The highest market price paid in cash on the
Warf Boat for Buffet, Eggs. Chickens, ana
Provisions generally. rs 81 aRsh N ne
Gailipolis, Ohio. June rs, II III ,t7,e a. s.4I
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'tAclS Az, May zlk. 1883.
Flo y r IS s0@S3 65 lor sn.
rerliiie, and 8 B 1000 ior choice SUI
perdno to extra white wheat !; /. 3o1
bls. We're importer during the last
"a hours, !,
PROVISION "a sale Of 200
brls. Mess Pork at S17 SOL at which
rate there were more sellers than
buyers. sea sssAt
Z GROCERIES There rs nothing
Il new 9 ia the Il market ealing for special
comment. sses sssIsstsS 81 .as., Hi MI #.
I s. Y q ! !eioed red at 40, fair
white at 75s good wheat SO a5f.s
GO Urn - IS To 40. hls sa..Et IA Is y
y. BUTTER The receipts ofprime
yellow are light and ,sell readily at
4 1920 .s333a 4ssf II 81 lssffl ssnShf s..
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0etp advertisements.
N#y :Aapfs tesal. Il rsabce4, II te,s..eireai

Merry Ann tesal inUhaSce4ya1sn tas.cneuit
Alexar Stesal. eoull = nahaWha eoqnsy
The Defendant in the above named suit.
will talk. notice, that on the 9Th dayof June.
1853. ct TIE Office 81 AleSar deTST Laiaiey, la
Charleston. Khuawha county, Va. shaIl
proceed 10 take t5eSleposiIions Of ] ohm We'll
cher William Russell and Thomas RainE. to
be read in evidence in my behalf. in the above
named SHIT, wherein yod are Defendant ,and,I
am plaintiff; and, il said dispositions be not
camnlg ted ID 81 id day they lIi &c IA burned
aud continped, from time to time, until fin
ished. y SF Yours. &c.
.ss.gf.,azt ti84k stss1tt III RRs by Counsel.
~. G.tNEwsAK, ID. IGst t4t 9sstg1 yll3
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Have received u largo and splendid stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CIOTrfINGfi


SPRING AND SUMMER CLoTHING,l
siFi. Direct from the Eastern Cities, II.
and which, owing to the scarcity of money,
they will sell CHEAPER THAN EYERt
Their goods were bong at with cash, 4 fter
the great money panic became general, land
consequently were obtained 81 nearly one
hall sthe bankruptcies and theY win be sold,
for CASH, at,aEyery small Advance ON cost
prices. ~ .IE4 III
Now is The time for bafgainsf| Look 10 your
own interests, and gfve4hem call. Goa nd
examine theiEgools andlprices, as they Meth
er make charges nor wty faces if you do not
buy, N. 81 Iii Fl
They have now eh hand fine lot of excel
Tent Light and Beautiful ready-made clothing
suitable for Spring and Summerwear, atInn,
.pteeedented low prices; Fine Dress Oeals,
Pants and Vests without number, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Jewelry. Cravats,
Gloves, Handketckiefs, Hosiery, &c. Also,
q hhe article of \ hewngE Tobacco and a lot
iof domestic and imported Cigars; and many
other aliicles tco tedious to mention. Re
member the name and place,
Arcade Building. Opposite The Courthouse,
5E g3n7tf . 4 Charleston, IVA,
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ST C1RE FoR rhE BIrE ds 4 TAB Doc.
writer lin tho sNatonal Intellis
geneer says that spirits 6f hartghofn
is q certain remedy forsthe bite of q
mad dog. Tie woan9, lie adds.
should be constantly bahed with it.
and three tsor four doses, diluted, ia
i ken inwardly, during the dly. ~. VI d
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slIi5lll fzNDERTHW
GaEc1en 9eed

| TINE subscriber has received d fresh supply
~ offbese Justly celebfated seeds, and d
large lot cf Union Village seed Also q lot D
Sorghum Saccharipumo or Chinese Sugar Cans
Seen, all of which he will sell Tow iot Cash.
li6wsn46 JAS. a. CALDWELL 81
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valuable Mil Prope,rtyI 81 saies,.

T 49, 1HE1I FVPSslt y lFyI ottlGs
T5OFFER loF sale a ysiaableJSA5F ii GRkST'
Il Mill. with two acres Of Land attached.
.npon which there IS d neY3ana comfortable
Dwelling aHonse. This nj ill is Nell situated
halfa mile below The Month of Coal Rive,e
I,wal take pleasure In showing the property
70 anyone desiring a purchases s1sylass' Z
s..s sft lib. s. TH08fPS0N.I s
. Coats Mouth. ii la, 1858. "a All wv