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The Atlanta Intelligence learns from the Superin
tsndent Of the Atlanta and Lagrange ROsd, that
there is still much cotton not yet sent the market
On q recent visit down the line Of Road, he found
large amount still being brought in for shipment
The shovel factory at Augusta, Maine, is again in
operation. The Brunswick cotton factory is once
more on fall time aud working to its full capacity
At Lewiston all the millsare at work, and prepare
tions are being made for an increase Of machinery
The shipments Of bresdstuffs from Milwaukee up
to the 18th we're: 80,64s bbls. Of -four, sos, $50
bushels Of wheat and about L 1000 bushels Of other
grain. In the aggregate upwards Of halfs million
bushels. Last yesr at the same date not single
bushsl had been shipped.
Nashville Market, April 20.
CoTToN-There has!been good deal Of activity in
the Cotton market yesterday and to-day, and the
sales have been quite large. The prices obtained
we're from TO lose, which is an advance of 3c. on
the prices az the opening Of the week.
ToBAcco-Messrs Fisher, Wheless & Co., sold
ten hogshesds a. the following prices: 500, 5.75,
$40, 8 % S.25, 7.95, $50 5 30, 6. so, $40; and
A. Hamilton twenty three hogsheads st 95, 80,
s75, $40, 500, S85, 995, 1910, $50, $780,
$50, 40, 10, los, 500, $50, 60, SIS, $3.50
575, 685, 600, 925 Loose sells at 88a6c.
PROvIsrOEs-Baoon is in better request, and we
advance our figures to ssssc, for hog round. Lard
in good shipping packages, readily command 9a94c
New Orleans Market, April "a.
SUGAB-With fair demand the sales Of the week
have somewhat exceeded the arrivals, as they sum
up fully 5000 hhds and thus the previous stock is
further reduced, while prices have generally been
well maintained for the Fair aud Prime qualities
which scarce, though inside figures have prevail
ed for the Inferior and Common grades, which have
constituted the bulk Of the receipts. We continue
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ESTRAE-COW TAX EN UP,
A STRAY COW cana to the premises Of the subscri
n Der lew days since, having the following mauks
Smooth crop and under bit the right ear and swallow
fork in the le She has also the following natural marks
White belly white streak the Oins some white in
the Aos and spotted legs. The requested
forward and pay charges and take the properly away.
DRUClLLA STEWART,
Corner AoNary and Dsmumbrans stS West Nashville
april 2k-dsthWlt
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All articles cold BY the undsrgned, deliverable any
place in the city free Of charge when selling BY the
tt their Of discounts 10 per cent IRON retail prices.
apr lily J. 3. BAUMAN d co.
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WI. R. NICHOLS, Master Mashlnlsl
MA1symEE, KT., NOv. Il, 1857.

| To The Union Coal and on Company:
GHHTLEaEN-HaVing used your Lubricaling on, made
rom Camel Coal, tle machinery CoiI0n Mills dn
Guiding Engine and Spndles for The last few weeks We
prepared 20 say haL have Ognd greatly superior
- any other, excepting the SPERM and fdy equal q
hat article for which have been paying from one dollar
seventy dollars and tHeny-dTe cents
gallon. The OIL distributes very perfectly machine
~ long, and il oe gam, Whien causes iricton
and consequently heal.
nVsW o. the superior quality Of this Oil We have adoD
ted It for Mia From Vie lov price al which &c is sold
We doubt not Is must come into general use.
JANUARY & WOOD,
Projectors Of MaysEilIs Cotton Nina.
February 9, fs57-dfH lmdW2m
number csrIicatss are in The bands Of Ia
agents here. Which may be seen a. any time
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GOD Th1nga
T he Dear People.

w nave received direct from the manufactura ot a.
~ sHoetsef's nnest Maceaboy, and GarrsItaa scotch
SauA Also AndeEOns S0aos and Amulet a. cut Casv-
tag iooace0i aud continue keep The Finest Virgnfn
and smoking Tobacco, and he best Havana u
gara IN me market.
j. ". LANGLEY & co.
mAF&l
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Mills, will hnd Order Box a. the Post Once and W. r.
Gordon & Co.'s warehouse where the calls fOu
times each day. BAUMAN d CO.
BITES AND sTINGs OF INsEOTs-As a remedy for
the stngS and bites Of insects and Of all poisonous rep
tiles, Raegs Arctic LHiment is unsurpassed Such are
ne disineedng and penetrating properties that matter
how VFllen may be the poison from bile sting, this
Eminent al reaches The Of The venom, however
Deep neulTaEes and t. With BrEEg's Arctic
Lniment Ct hand, the bite Of rattesnaks Is harmless
that OF gnat. H relieves ths smart Of mosquito bites in
SANITY and 10 minutes entirely destroys the pain from
sting. For sale By Druggists generally.
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GHEAT ATTEREOoE SALE OF RIAL EsTATE-J. L.
r. W. BROwE vii, this day, Friday, SOth inst,
On tie premises, at p o'clock, cell At public sale
four dwellings, most eligibly located on Spruce
street. just beyond the residences Of JAEEs P. CLARK
Esq
At the conclusion Of the above sale they will sell
q number Of lots in Ewing 8 Wetm0rs's beautiful
addition, being the sane lots advertised By Capt.
r. C. Foster, 80, and Col Y. K. srEvENsoE.
Those in search of homes, and persons wishing
to invest in desirable real estate should By all means
attend the sale
An Omnibus will leave their Office 44l Cherry st.,
at q o'clock, P NJ
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F. HAGAN


MATTbAND'S SREATEST WDRK-
= ARIA HOE-A TALE OF NORWAY: By lanes a Mar.
land, author Of ''Ihe WandsrsE," the gatch mao y
&c. See Whist Washington Irving saws aboutit:
Sunnyside, lrVinSton December Y, 1857. .
NJ DEAR PRiRSD; Lave read sartaTOeS' with great
iaseres and satisfaction Il ts written In excellent style
graphic in It's details, and gives animated and ntr I'll
pictures Of scenery manners, and characters In Norway
Different members Of my family have derived both pleasure
and satisfaction from The perusll Off. L has an me ee.
melts Of successful publication encOuraee you 70 pro.
coed In your literary career and visa you pros
perity. With the greatest esteem, am your fnend,
JAnEs A. MAITLAND. WASHINGTON IRVING.
For sale By h. HAHAN !
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Grahnm,s MaraZ

Graham's Magazine, for May,
(iONFAlNlN6 many contributions, b. the best authors
beautiful c0orsd Fashion Plates. etc., ETC. For 10
BY lapl l6I F. HAGAN, Market street.
GOdeY's Lady's Book for May, Just received
By ?. HAGAN Market ST.
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new BOOKS.

JOHN YORK & CO.,
Book Sellers, BOOk-Bindsrs aud Blank Beck
Manufacturers.
No. ss, Union So. Nashville. Tenn,
Tie Gold rshippsFs-aulhornf WhtsEau;
The Maid Of Orleans.
Ths NnlOnairs-by Costello;
Tie Ladder Of Goid-bY Rossrt Bsuf
Acting PFOvsfbs-by townsend;
SoHellE POems--2imo-olus and rslds
Ptrhenia; or Last Days Of Paganism.
sohgs and Poems OF the South-by sssF.
Lacy EoHsrd's J0urnE,--by Mrs. sIrourssv
bsbi and Clodlts Novel by sunssn;
Beatrice Csneis Novelty Cusrrsazis
IFin Rosesi NauauFs-by Msu. Ritshisr
The WoHd Of Nind-by Islae TayIor;
HoE 70 Behave and how 10 Tslzs
Lfingat0n's south Africa;
he American Almanac for Is5s.
Just RECEIVED BIZ
JOHN YORK. & Co..
mar - No. - Union utrssf
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AND5W ANDERSON
J. 3. Romans.
- Lille. JIG, Mao.ER.l

MAEEER mGcHAHiC'a uFFIcE5 "a. n c. K Ri
Memphis. Jan. 9, 1853.
This will certify that lam using Psramno Camel CoaI
Oh manufactured BY the Union Coal and OIL COMPANY "a
MaysYles Ny, IN machine shops and loeono-
lives the Ne uphis aud Charleston Railroad aud nave
given the several IN order prove its Quas a.
iuDrcaJing Oil. nave hesitation recommending AZ a.
superior OIL for Railroad purposes b0tn regard g econ
0my and perfect ubrcaJOr. lbesVe IL 70 be- The heat
OH have used and has one gallon will 20 a. Tar a. Two
gallons Of Lard Oh The machinery Is running m ne
shops villa twenty cent less power required Tor
ordinary OH. Inc huidy Of the O arsea an convinced
from me total absence OF gum, and not eject m bri-
eating properties but only requires ordcss In he
cups and feeders should be reduced In order 10 uss ne
VIZ. r. NICHOLS, Master Masblui,t
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bANCHO PANIC,
WASHINGTONS,
81 SOILS;
With numerous other brands Of all sizes and
kinds, and at prices ranging from $40 to $3.50 a
thousand.
ALSO
$4,000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and SMALL
Of excellent quality which will be sold low to close
Also, superior Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana,
and Turkish Smoking TObaccos, Delphi Snufs,
Pipes sc.
A KERR & CO., adjoining Post Office.
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RnnK CITY HILLS.

T. e Baumam a. Co.. PROPRIETOR.
J. 4. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
RLOUR viii pay the highest price Ht En shines Tor
Wheat and Corn at their Mills corner Of Line and Cherry
streets, Nashville, Tenn
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NASHVILLE.
DEATH on 1TCHAEL DUpFY. 80

DEATH or MICHAEL DUFFY, ESQ
tbs gentleman died at the residence Of his
brother, FRAE0Is DUTFr, Esq. near HsdsnsviIls,
Todd county, Ky, on She 27.h Of Msreh last, sged
As years. Mr.. DUFTT emigrsted from Ireland to
this country, in the year 1926 and settled in Sum
ner county, Tennessee. Be subsequently, represent
ed That good old county in the Legislature and filed
other responsible stations. He LEFT wife and three
children together with large circle Of friends. He
died christian.
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HSy- POsTPoNEMEET-The above sale is postponed
to SATURDAY, May Is, 1855
april 2O-ld WASHINGTON BARROW.
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REMOVAL.
OSCAR BOHME & co.

No. 2, Union Street.

WHRRB they continue TO make PRINCES, Tasses, Cords,
Buttons, etc 70 order usual. Aul assOrtm OF
all Materials Knitting, Setting, Embroidery Croeh-
etWoEk, always on hand. IanriI ~ I'm
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GocnOci0n5 OHIO, Now u, ls56
o.. WOOD & CO.-GsGls: As nave been engaged in
selling your haE RESTORATIVE the as one OF youg
local sgen5, Ok. d. HarkinsOn) and having eHpeFenssd
The beneficial elects Of Is myse would Ike obtain az
agency iOT TIE STATE Of ONO, Stsle the WssI
should you wish 70 make such aIFangemobt A. 1 an
convinced there Re nothing equal Uuisd States
for restoring the hair nave engaged Ia hs Drux
business several years, and have sold various pspaa
ions or tho ha but have found nOLhug restores the
sscfeVa organs lnVgOTaIes mo scalp as yours
being fully vnced your restorative s what VOC r.
present il 70 be, would ike engage Lhs sale Of a. c
Em salisdsd il must sell.
TouIs trVly, s. T. sTOCKMAN
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN TIE
new ENGLAND STATES
Nv nNn MEnn
IN ONE YEAR,

TTNHK RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. ,. WOOD FOR RES
l. IORlNG hair penecLly and permanently, has never
yei had rival volume after volume might gigea IRON
all paris OF t1e Word, and from Intelligent Ia
prove has IL IS a perfect Restorative: sut read
Inc circular Esd you doubt, read also Inc ooD
IL TAG HAIR-PeOple have for centuries been Afflicted
Win bald heads, and me only remedy, heretofore knowa
has been those abOminable wigs. - discovery OF
Professor Wood thess articles being dispensed win
bu reai macy persons sill parOniEs ihsn because thg
have been - 0en imposed upon b Hair rOnie OF Differ
eat kinos 40 al sucn persona earnestly the re-
quest, nat they viii ny again, for Ia WOodls Resor
i've there sueR tuing fsl. We know % lady bo
was bald VINO used the article short time ana hsr bead
now covered cOmpletsy win the tnisst most beautiful
euFs Imaginable We know Of numerous where hair
vas rapidly failing cut which restored in greater perec-
tiOn thaE 10 ever nad been before.
also Euhout doubt 0ne Of he beat articles Cor keen
ing the hair " good condition. maEIng and EossV re-
moving dandrun and has proved he greatest ssuy
70 ali the Ills that Is n6ir 20.
10 Lhe duty Of every - improve their personal
Pearznce though some may dHeT regard 70 The ways
dOlng rs but every one will admit beautiful head
nair elmer In man or WOMAN Is be dezir
cd and there are no means hal sn1ad be untrsd 90
obiain such eonsidsratoa WJKAN'f ADVOCATE, PRl..
delphia-
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FIScAsTLE, Sept. IL.
Various witnesses were examined to-day, fully con-
frming the statements of Mr. WoltI in regard to Mr.
McDowells habits of frequently visiting by places on
Mr.. Bowers premises and OF heing often seen stroll
ing in that direction of evenings.
Through the vigilance of one of our Constables
one of the Commouwealths fugitive witnesses was
caught and brought In this morning Rnmor has it
that this witness is to make startling develop
menis in regarl to Miss Bowyer's habits with other
men besides Mcdowell, aud counter rumor says thai,
before witness was caught, he wrote home TO some Of
his friends, disclaming any knowledge Of such facts
MS he was expected to testify to.
Not one half of the witnesses have vet been called
md it is now doubted whether viii Gee AN end to
the case before the last of next week
The Commonwealth are after the Ricimond Enqui-
rers correspondent. 1t is not known to the public
what they intend to do with him. but interest
excited on the subject, from the fact that W. +. H.
Word, when on the witness stand, asked wheth-
er he was author. dictator, knew who WAS Of the
letters in the Enquirer giving an account Of the Fin
castle tragedy. HOMO.
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BY {. Il. PHELPS, Aucr'R.
CUTOk's SALE OF
N.Al.I ABLE REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION

As EXECrTOR OF MlCAJAH DAVIS, JR, DECD
late OF lynchhurg. by authority o hts will will sell A.
rntlc auction the premises, TUESDAY the 9Th ct ot
ToBfk next :" the highest bidder IN oci Of t. u aud
Is months vi inorcs om day ct sale the following Na'na
hic REAL ESTATE IN the Gay vi Iynrhbus
The large story k'ick non.r lately occupied 49,
ly de- Il the hill the Iynchburg l"ee, being ME-
lot No $50 9th and Ith alley Tn, kitchen aud So
lodging BRICK Meat Carriage. and lee House. and
stable framed There cl Of good alter the cms,
and garden in "A high state uf cult atUu
Also large Firm snr Dwelling adjoining the above two
high and basement There good well uf water,
sable. &c, On this lot
Also half Of Z uimprOvcd Lot Man street.
adjoining tn. residence at liy Silver horn. E%q
Also That valuable ERmil, KessdcaCc Oh Judge Dan
,ls iill, at pres, nj oct uIiol Icy Col. & u l.""
Rnns with approved security will he ltlhed ana "'ed
Of trust n,ihe property, ~ luther security.
Asn TN WEDNESDAY, the 9TH btIpNER. nj the first
named cling Viii Ice sofa the highest hiileI aII tic
EPousrbOld and kiicben Furniture, embracing eve
Y article app'rtauins Ia housekeeping
TFRM,six months credit oI all SIMS 40 and uhi,
slacash ElCIlD, DAVIS. ES',r
& II PHELPS. Auct'r S,ptlJ itawtls
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SALES By AUCTION
eUTafRR DANs

HlEaNG DETERMINES To CHANGE OUR
- business vii offer for sale on THURSDAY the An
day OF NOVEMBER, 1854, our Valuable frnca efE2
LAND situated Immediately james River. sixteen x
miles above Iynehhng and ~ below Wsnghs Ferry.
adjoining the lands Pembroke Waugh James Waugh VIM
scott and others containing lJJ ACHkH, and aos ut one
hundred and hy cleared and In tolcrahe good state 81
en'a"n at which there thirty "i low grounds
the river and about In and grasses and
about Two hundred and dy in good tint er ~ic Is nc
css.he :" the river which is always ready sale "n the bank
OF the kivri N IL. ynhbng And there are TWO
- TolERABtE coon Loo nous with Kitchens
4is &C., one with Sm"ke Honse. lee House. Negro Cabins
Stables, ~. sndA Not No ORCit ID ot selected ~
tnt and there are four good and newly fitted M To 49,
baecc Houses and having good and large DlsriLlE-
RN n"arlv aud accessible market aud having hne
range for Hogs ac same till land h rather rolling though
creator portion lays wall. aud is well adapted :" all
kinds 81 grain wheat oats and and excellent Is"
haeeo land This land well supplied with good aud pnr"
water some ten or twelve gond AMI tang springs
THIS land could rohs ncn' he divided SOFAS !" MAX" iw"g cd
farms snd viii be sold t" suit purchasers THIS good and
healthy ncehhor"o ruicnt Ia churches schools &c
TERMS -on'hlrd in h md the remainder aud two
years til interes fr date. For further information adj
thu subscribers ockcus Bottom, Amherst county
Va N. " BkfAN a co.
Rnat 10 Island, Sept Is ls5s wtds
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Mnine Election.

PORTLAND, Nv, September 1.-THE election for
Governor and members of Congress took place
yesterday
Returns are scattering.
In l94 towns. Morrill, tRcp,) for Governor re-
ee.,ed ,hrty-onc thousand and eighty seven votes;
smith Dem. received twenty seven thousand one
hundred and eight. First Congressional District
doubtful In the third district. johnson. Dem J
probably elected,
Markets.
Ne" loRh. sept li.--Cotton quiet and un-
hanged. Flour duh aud lower: State - s5ai
%; Ohio - doa5 20; southern. s. 0oa5 To-
Wheat dub and lower Red 81 BAL %; White
81 25al IS. Corn active: White SoaS3 ccnts.--
Spirits Furpentinc Is cents per gallon. Resin 81
12al -. Rice firm
BALTIMORE. sept. l.--flour dull. Shipping
brands nomlnal-cxtra lower. Wheat dull. Red
81 % to 81 80; White 81 81 to Is Corn dull
White 'sto so cts; Yellow 90 tie 81 90.
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pm. NOunyEII HOUSE. ~y,.a

VNIIIS " HI KNOW not 81 liz open icccp
ton ri the public, ha,i ing been IHnnouGHr nl.avA
1ID and fcPpf,d t' The accommodation guests
sNlr cquaFiu uth pubic house HE II will
be llENl CLASS house and nothing els, bMHIIil SIS
and CARRIAGES will Always he IN readiness tho .I"ts
of ia" rent railroads 10 convey aHd from thu
IIousc
share Of The public rnronae" .rssreeifi'ly solicited
aug . -dArff WA H. KENNEDY, AGENT
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WASllIvl.TON IIOaSE.
CHURCH STRETT I,unchburg Va

fuNIilS ilohr situated Immediate vicinity tie
n most bn part Of the and the location IL nj
the quiet and healthy in The place To staugers there
fore, It's position is particularly dcarahlc
The subscribers thanh their friends aud H.,
public generally Ion the liberal patronage" they have
cudcd to th'n and them that they will endca
a e their t,Nors
An OMNIkuS, BAGGAGE WAGON md PORrERS will
always be found at the dir md boat landing the arrival
of IA" and hoat passengers aud f"m the
Hotel tntt CHARGE. ShEAD y CLARK
mt I,rup
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FREIGHT TRADE.-The receipts of freight at the
Depot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, in this city,
on Tuesday, were follows: 81 loaded cars Of
produce, consisting of G,322 bushels Wheat l3l
barrels Flour $4,000 lbs. Miscellaneous. 22load-
cd cars were sent West the same day
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MrSs' PRAYER MEErISG-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, from y I'M
til o'clock. The public are invited to attend
aug lS--,lts
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JOHN III. g. SAINT. TNREI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

LYSCaBI Rd. VA
keii Tobacco. W hcst, Flour, and other & ountry
Produce.
OfS al |OUNjER SMITHS marty opposite Fdrmers Rdnh
uNAKE thus method returning their thanks then
numerous friends and customer. for their very liberal pa
rnagc and hope by their customary puneuay In the dis
charge Of business to render entire Satisfaction As To their
responsibility, &c they refer to citizens oi Lynchbug
ally. AL ~ Is
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STOCKHOLDERS MEErING.-The Eleventh Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad takes place to-day. The meet
ing will be held at the Cumpany's Office in this
city.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
uspnndeIos Of the vireiaisa1
The Fincastle Tragedy of
Bowyer,

FiNcAsrLE, Sept. 10. 1853.


Editor Tirgia;an. Frequent aud long continued
discussion by sc, before Mr. Bowers examining
Court, continues pr tract the case, wcari-
ness think there has been three four times as
much sail hy counsel. as BY witnesses, since the in
rcs,i-auon commenced. do not speak OF the fire.
unent di scussions fault but simply AS fact aud
necessary cnnse Of delay II has often occurred to
me- something strange, thattw lawyers can agree
members Of the Legislature, upon Nil the points in
bill cnacting law, but never ngree afterwards
in the Court House, as TO the meaning OF the law
less they are both retained the side. This is
also simply n fact, not n complaint
After much discussion in regard TO the relevancy
of Mr. VOLTS testimony, the Court decided TO hear
it, and beirg called and sworn, Mr.. Woltz testified in
substance MS follows
cannot say any thing from my personal know ledge,
but only what heard from others.
On the day Miss Bower left home, thrrc was con-
siderable excitement in town. Mr.. Bowyer sent for
me the next day and found him in the deepest dis
,ress. ! communicated to him that day good deal
Of Information that came to my knowledge through
Others.
Here counsel for Commonwealth objected, and con-
tended that witness ought not to be permitted to de-
tail hearsay testimony. The Court after patient
hearing from both sides decided hear Mr.. Wolff,
restricting him to n narrative of such rumor only MS
he communicated to Mr.. Bower. The object hcirg
10 ascertain how far the circumstances justified Mr..
b. in shooting Mr.. Med. Witness continued:
Mr. Bower sent for me, the day before the shoot
ing. found him in great distress Of mind. He
quired OF me friend TO communicate 10 him any
tncts knew, had heard about his daughters leav-
ing home. told him had heard great deal in re-
aiion to his daughters rondnct, from persons here
in buchanan, and other places. That he had heard
Mr.. - -s name mentioned in connection with
the case, and also the name of - That
Mr.. Mcdowell had been frequently going in the
direction Of and walking tn" premises Of Mr. Bow
Yer aud he (Mr. ~ seen ed at once TO the
conclusion that Mcdowell had lately left home hs
must have been connected with his dauphters leny.
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NOTICE.

The Ladies of the Episcopal Church Mt Am
hcrst G. H. 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.
Abundance, 81.
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