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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-On Saturday last Mr.
Chas. R. Allen, Of Richmond sold bis farm in
llenrico, about two miles west of Richmond on
james River, to Mr.! Hugh L. Gallaher. of Au-
gusta county for S2l SOC Is. This farm contains
but 1924 acres, was owned at one time by the late
Mr.. Gallaher, we understand intends opening the
granite quarry upon the Southern line, which is
generally believed to be a very extensive ONE
Rich. Wig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

MORTAL RENcoNTRE IN GRAYsoN CouNrY.-The
Independence Patriot" records the death of Mr..
Spencer Isom, in the village of Independence, on
the 18th inst, by violence. 1t appears that Mr..
Daniel Davis, experimenting an attack on his life,
sued out a peace warrant against Ison,, which was
examined into by Hastin Fulton, and Andrew
Hampton, Esqrs.. who, upon hearing the testimo-
ny, dismissed the warrant. In few moments af
forwards. Isom approached Davis. whereupon an
ARRAY ensued, during which Isom Was MORALLY
stabbed by Davis in the left breast which caused
death almost instantly. Mr.. Davis Immediately
surrendered himself to q Justice, and was COM
mitted to Jail without examination, at his own ill.,
stance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
Al THE vIRGINlAN orrirE..
p1- We BuSINESS-MEN OF LYNCHBURG. I'D
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
Bay NOW IS TIL. TIME. -saa


IT, DE Cdize"S 81 Lgnchiurq and he Pubic:
4 IL PERSONS. IN ANY III SlNEsS, tshins y aiv,r
ise in Of the follow par which
lOR ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED SrAiES)
WIN rl'sae call NJ ,hr "Virx,st"o" OMs.,
wait on them II suseess thing Of the
OF advrrti,inR u ledgd that LIBERAL
ADVERTISING Is TIE RoAU TO WEALTHs
VIRGINIA AND TENNfsSEE MEM :. Br,sto.
BROW NI,0W'S KNOXVILLE (renu.' WING
r1NDlCAToR Jonosb.rough Tenn.
r a AzlTT STAR Le.nson,v.
ViaGiSTaa, SA'nsaon,v.
nrMuCEAr Lbery.va
SALEM REG sTER Salem. W.
TIE VISITOR. Marion, Smythr co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. Independence, arsysouc" Va
Vhii'rT Vino. 5 Fmeas,ir Va
STAR AND HERALD. Chri.tn nsburv Va
MYIlIEVlilk TELEGRAPH lwy,h.,n y.
MfTIIENli1E TINES. }"H"e>"'"' w.
UNION DtMOCRh +. Union. Nanr, county Va
ADVOCATE jefferson lille, Tag"~ ell Va.
REGISTER, barviie. va.
THE SOY TIL WEST, learshnrg, iN~ r"nniy, vs.
Pcrnus wishing aiveitise nj the auvc viii
h,i II 10 THEIH interest call the onirs
N uinrg Nitsnian VI STAIRS, where contracts Will lie
nlc. and sivcrti Is fnRW Akpk WITHOUT
Ul will ao and r ard advertising Apet
IN thr United States A. WAbDiIi.
March ~ Ia Foreman Viginsa Office
u OST.-A krcn.spin, On yesterday laerntwg.
IL made If hair in tho of aad uHi.i with
gold liberal ard will be paid for II, return II ohce
srptiit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
CHIJRCH QTRylTT T,vuChh,rp Y

INIs lipasc situated In the n.eat. sntaiy al the
n"s business of the aud the location Is rne 9"
the quiet and healthy the place I" strangers there
tore. Its position ~ psri,ca lary dcsrablc Il
The subscribers be thanks to their TREND. and the
public generally liberal they have
tended tn them mud III. that they will endcasuF to
merit tohtinusEt = their taNois.
An OMNIBUS. BAGGAGE " AiOS and roRrtkS viii
always he nnd the De ID Boat landing "n the arrival
u" the as and boats TO passenecrs I" aud tom til,
Hotel, fRkA OF CHARGE SNEAD n CLARK.
srrtlats rropri-top.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

GRACE CnuRcn.-The new and handsome edfce.
called Grace Church, tEpiscopal,) corner Of Fou-
shee and Main streets, was opened on Sunday
morning last Every pew was occupied, and sew
eral scttees were placed in the aises for the ac-
commodation ofthe throng. An appropriate dis
course was delivered by the rector, Rev. Mr. Ba-
ker, from Acts VII. 48. 40, and 50th verses. The
singing, which WAS very good. was materially aid
ed by a small but sweet-toned organ. This church
will be consecrated about the LIST of November,
and the seats for the present will continue free
The building has been entirely constructed within
the space of ten months. Services have been held
in the lecture room for three months, every Sun
day evening, and Sunday School, now number
ing % scholars, has been permanently organized.
To the energy of Mr.. Samuel Mitchell, are the
Episcopalians of Richmond mainly indebted for
this new church ediice.-Rich Wig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
cITY AND STATE ArrAfhs.

. Va. 4 TEsS. r. R.--Therc WAS received at the
Lynchburg Depot from the West. On the evening
of tie LIST. &c loaded cars. con >isIing of 36lS
bushels Wheat - bbls. Flour; % .Ou0 lbs. Coal
98, 500 lbs. MiScrllane us; aud alsosen West the
same day Is loaded cara
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
E.YNCEIlIl'ls(.
FEMALE, COLLEGE.

FUNlE LNi.HtlSES oi tAis Institution will Il. resumed
IT," "''"al M"utay la September, with greatly
Ia t 80 til rcr"mm"d,km al both boarding aud day pu
pie andor Through Instruction In a'"iy anh ~ study PEI
ii.iaR ~ eompbno tomale education.
EAGNB.TH.
EfN SAhl'EL X COX, President Prof ss,T ~ Menta
aud M"ia s,iruec and at History
if'rIots ~. MArHtMs A. NJ, Pro assor of Latin Ian
Eupgr and Literature,
j l. HtasktNsir, Graduate II Va lust Professor oi
Aahrmau,E
Il. Anuirnt SAHInHI. III. ID, rrofcs" u Modrrn Ian
Tingcs
Sis q. 4 RozIAoTHA. Trntossor cf Mmic.
Miss MANY &. LttrEa, Miss a H. Epnr, Mia. NJ J. TowN
-, .Instruci"rsin Primary Studies.
M'H I, tnlk. Teacher OF Ornamental branches
IArtNsts Board including tu-l furniture. lights and
Guidance iot term of i,o mouths sia T1ion In Enalia
branches SO Tuition In Latin .c.k the Mo
drn Languages. 6lu lnstructon tho Piano Gnlta
g.; use q, Instrument o., use ot Furnituics
bu-hat the board aud tuition Inv arlaly required in
cuhe Ia cnsh approved nots Each boarder vii
he required 10 furnish her sheets els Pillow
iAhn napkins and one silver spoon
tG Catalogues contaning further particulars may hn oh
tanned nj the Ntgihan bte NJ the Book Stures nj MosHs
Payne Christian ad II G. Nct"ri or by application I" ih,
President, SAML X. COX, President.
auvI \ A. at Ifspn
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ALL.
ALL
ACCOUNTS DUE
T w ICE A w A R,

ALI.
ACCOUNTS DUE
VICE A YLAR
IsT JUN AND lsT JANUARY.
hid,tf trs, b. Special Contract
GEORGE Nj. Rt'CEER.
Il NIlIll kG,NA.
JULY LIST. 1853.
I'D ESrEt1FtlIN ASH, and nj ,hnsc having Ars
IL CurN1s with lin :" I Il ana pay ihtnr. III
well understood pa,mcns required twhr
st Jul, ard LIST Januay S'ing Goods h" dues.
rvicr pry the hwy ""i- and having them
Aarcd Is placed upon IL" favored uttnH th
'hc ash customer his involve. the u,c'sy at requiring
If whru dut. dat YEARLY ty
special ii, bt suwrd ard bored tha
his customers VIII To Al as l." must have
lis dchs aud knows 81 n" h'ttr
tom which It ilan thosc whowr Eun M,F,hautN
i Other havii aud oas him. all due
III. lot Jnly viii ilua-c pre.rn them without diay
they VIII be- laid rinhrt. on ~, s,ntaiun. ~. X.
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE. - ~
sIss No. 13 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. -
where the gs consisting of JEwELRY. &C. and varying IN
value from 70 hundred dollars. areu 9uex
hibtion, In ample show Our new Descriptive COZ
ogne containing large variety Of Books IN every depart
Of Science and Literature M Of which are cold = reg
ula publher pces) aud cxpaninG our new and original
system Of allowing every purchaser ne q
post paid to any indivduai duplication. Addfei -
jy s.w6m A. RANNE r Agent. NQ. 80 Broadway.
VXTHRAT DRI LL9-We have new 81 hand
w BickNurd & Ha6man'A and oshen eslshsaasA WAkAT
DRILLS. Fsrsaie by wuITTEM0RE JOSH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

UnI090LUT1ON OF PARTNRRsWuP-The
II Asn AarsStre existing between the undessgned under
style Of SHEARER CO. dissolved hy CONSENT
The business hss teen s"id ont to u u oAeAsa<SsA&
goods and all due He b alone sasAssssd WA
80 .as-.t +s.N % yfg~ss ~ - HGSA4txs --xszfk
July 81, 1859. 100 HENRY p 1HxA1Nkfx
Uv1lR UNDE RsIG NKD will carry % aAsuhs.
IL insas the stand all AheVps>o0 e -
GA Arm 70 givs him acaiL whom hs Win k33AK
aag21 1919 -a-s.S.N - y
SITUATION WANTkD.eA 0enslenAtsWGb
Ssk eompeS6nt % teach Lam, (areok 1oo1n. on41A
higher English bssns. -. tsgsshsr with fro.A - 1U0
ssvsso~ .ssaSsiss sssx1k ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

aug 6-3m MEMPHIS TENN
UlLACKBEKRN CORDIAI..-For Children
- suffering with Summer Complaint Pr, pared for
sale by Jy Sits W. a STRO1HEK CO.
HNCuBI III G FEMALE sEMINAEN-
IL BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOI' No La.
DIESThe second session of this opens Wedn-s
Sept l leje. Annual term Divide info s~ips
Of hvs months each English unitrs
nai education Collegiate modelled
OF the University at Virginia eompai. w.
cal and instrumental.
Ronrd of Insfr"csiom.
s. ID WILLIAMSON, Mrs. PAot
ELIopoko CAMrs, Mis- NJ. NILIIAasoS,
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Board Including fuel lights ih extra. f65 90
Tuition in h giish branches ....................l
luhon in do do with french and Latin. ~
Tuition in Collegiate Department - 90
Instruction on Piano, Guitar OF Organ. % 10
Use 81 instrument 4
Board and luiononc halt in at the end
of the session.
kEFEkENCES.-The Faculty Of University Va ms In 80
and 81 Rev ko Ryand, Prest Richmond College, Rev no
Atkinson. Prest IL College; Morse; Hon VINO
and Mrs Rives Mrs Gen Cairngtop Mr. Lefrbvre: Kew
w II kincke Rev ID M he'll, ID ID; Rev Leo Ros-er ID ID.
Rev n 81 Wyer; Rev Geo W Carter nd Rev, n Hail
In this Institution not only may kn0wie, of La in
Greek and Hebrew be acquired but facilities for
caking the French Italian and Spanish langu Two
Ancient and two Modern Languages regulate entte TO
graduation.
IT Circulars containing particulars obtained by applca.
tim at Seminary Roons In imuiedat
Chuich, OF through the r. once aug 2r d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

NJ RS. M. A. OTRY'a CLAnA fer YsssgL La.
1V1 dies viii be opened the first Monday IN Sspsmbsr, At
her old location. At the head Of 9Th Street.
TERAs-Tuton for 8 months $40 No extra charge for
French and Latin No deduction for absence. l91m
l9uNODACCO FLAVOR AT - ~ FEE GAL.
l. LOEMAnufacturers invited to can and examine
very superior article Of which selling
the low price Of o. % per gallon. -" 0A'7+
Rep. copy. lsus a0ts W. A. sTRoTHER CO.
NASH 1oR WOOL.-l will pay she hsghsss
~ market price, In cash. 1900 pound Wsshsd Weo
10 delivered by the 2oth September. A. B. RUCXER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

NNBETsEs HIVNS NJ.
MAIN STREET. LYNCHBURG, VA,
q. FISHER, Proprietor.
suNlS HOUSE having been thoroughly repaircd and re
4 hlrni.hcd and n additional Rooms Including a III
MING ROOM 10 by ~ feet he Is tor the
t.pon OF traNevts and ihe pnbiir generally
liz table III lie furnished with he heat the market sh"rds
and hts liar with the best of WINES AND LIQUORS.
An 'mnbns baggage warn and f"r'ers vii Si"a!a be
found Al the Depos the ARRIVAL 81 Tho Hs and also at the
Packet Be. TO transport passengers free OF charge
L AnlA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
CLOTHING TRADE!
FALL, 1888.

1853 FALL TRADE. lS5S
KERR q Nj ARBl RN.
lMioklE Rs OF CHINA AND EARrllESN ARE.
~ mud 10 ~ rHsnUrr ~
PETERSBURG, VA.
4 ri m'" re Giving. Of her direct importation.
~ FRENCH and iNuLISH CHINA aud EAkTlEN.
VAIL ct thr hot qual |. aud la,-, st,hs Ala, "m Hos
tom lsbng and hoelng, large stock If cut prtsa
.d sud rislnalASS W AXE. Together With silver PA
ted and R.iun"ia Nnn, superior Balhuotu SroNE
WAkI,
hthOSENE Fiiip IND on LANES
with 'Uin " hks, Chimney Glohrs Ne, looKtSd GLASS
- III E''at NHrtytn tact, article 10 he found In
Ifs rast hin Store Their srill,, blaming tiou,is
rnal IA, ssnl, With Northern hou%,
They ctiu, sncu Nj r,hanls H"t,l III, rss aud 9th
wishing Goods their uo to examination OF then stock
aud l,,rus KERR MAllHtRY,
nn, wiw Petersburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
Great Northern, Wesieru and kouth- " e.teru
NAIL ROUTE,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
L. asRszz 6azI1IBl|zzE r. c. -

x1ESx
LHOR Charlottesville, Saunon Lewsburg and Charleston
Il Va. Guyandotte, &c Two daily Trans for Washing
ton Baltimore Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling. Cincn-
natl Louisville.
Day Mail and Passenger leaves Richmond daily at
Gas A. III.
Night Accommodation Passenger Train Richmond
daily, Except Sundays3 at 5:l5 PM
The Gas A. NJ Train Washington with the 800
p M and the Sis F. NJ with the Sis A. NJ Express Trains
from Washington for the different points above named
Through Tickets he ed In Lynchburg the
Ticket Office Of the Southsde Railroad Co. OF A. W HORN
Err Ticket Agent
To Baltimore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 50
To w Arlington and Alexandr 10 50
Passengers for Washington any Hotel upon
Pennsy vania Avenue. free Of charge.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg $3.50 M by the regular
Mail Train Richmond with the 6d5 A. NJ
leaving by the Freight Accommodation $50 A. M
with the 5:l5 p. N. Train
and their baggage transported bew the
pots In Richmond free ofcarge and to the Depot
tel Avenue in thus saving hack
hire. ~
Through Tickets be procured In Washington Pitts
burg, Zsnesvie Dayton, Columbus Ohio Decatur Jeer-
sonvile. Indianapolis and Vine Indanana Louisville
Kentucky St Louis Chicago, &C. &c. and all parts Of the
THOs. DODAMEAD. Z
aug3lu Genl Supt
r .YNCHRuRG, AUGUST NTH $751;
4 Jus, opened,
100 prs French KID Slippers heels o. so worth 90
Is :. Black Cater B"ots at 100 la5
10y at IS LD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
NHEELER & WILSON'S
w MI y Euty<, NJ .ru,rr.

"HEElER e. Wilson's
w FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
ade: and Gentltmen are respectful ylted Mrs
PAGES and see the HEMlNG ATTACHMENT on these Ma.
chimes which turns the hem in isef down in
tho utmost pred on rspity and They
for and tuckinK which child ran
take tuck of perfect uniform size
We prefer them for family xse-1rbune.
They are the tavores for Junaihcs-Timcs
Ihs machine for family USE Advocate and Journal
WecAn not imagine any thing more pefact-Ev
Will give entire satisfaction observer
The best ever Inv ented - Christ ian Iu1uirer
In looking for the BEST SEQ tnesc Il xamner
Admirably adapted for family use-Chrouicle.
We praAe II with enthusiasm Christian Intcii
Worthy Of the highest aw ard-Sabbnlh Recorder
fhe desiderafum stitch that will ravc, The Vince
Ter Wilson Machine makes the only stitch pre-
csely the conditions required 1t raveed or rpped
and rms seam alike both sides of the fabric seweJ with
great eronomy OF thread more hrm durable and beautiful
than hand 81 wing IF mly Magazine
CR For sale la this place by the sui scriher only
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

IUeT RECRlVED.-A superior los 81 sea .
Cd inc Havana Of the following cslsbrated bsas
Flor Antilles Lorsio Leopodlna; Laluxe d Ana
ioa; Major de Habsna Cheap for cash. .3.s 49, 80
l-ts HTABLEH JONEG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

Il OST.-A krrnsspin, ON yesterday laerntwg.
made 1T hair in tho torn of aad uH,i with
gold liberal r.ward will be paid for II, return I" this oihce
init. i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

NEW STYLE EXIENs1ON HKIRTa-Just
~ opened noiher lot those truly beautiful EXTENSION
SKIRT s. with thead Unstable Buste Doug
las & Sherwood aug 30 Is JOHN APKAHAMS
YME tEkf DEhlRABLE RESI- DENl
Il Of the late ELIJAH Fletcher rent Apply 20
\. FLETCHER,
anRe6 1 Amherst Court house
WHITE BKIlIlANTs AND DUnTKR
w CALICOES-A nee assortment OF
aag Bots j. A. STIGLER A. cos
g RLECT SCHOOL FOR YOCNG ,AnlRs
- Miss MANSIONS School will be opened the Isl av OF
October As the number Of ups limited prefer
will be given to those who take Music and French
Tefms ~ heretofore Address, Holc0mbes Rock Bedford
CO., or Lynehburg aug 10 dse1v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

IL ,. FOg.kES Inns tho pleasure Of ensving
hIe I" his friends something new In the way NJ RECLlN
lNH EASY CHAIR, Three positions attained Ia this
Chair Ia tho simplest most complete and cheapest
Chair offered for sale In this market II s acceptable
ak" for the invalid for tho ordinary purposes
Chair Gail and See II. T. j. FOLkES.
iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-26

\ RIDICULOUS PANIC IN CouRT.-A Vir-
ginian paper gives the following laughable
description of panic that occurred few
days ago in the Marion County Court:
Mr.. I. II. Pierpoint sat in rather recum-
bent position, with the back of his chair
against the enormous stove near the clerk S
desk. From the stove ascends perpendicu-
lar to the ceiling, a stove pipe of great
length. Some one, perhaps Mr.. Watson the
clerk, halloed to Nr. p. to take care or the
stove would upset; thereupon Mr.. NeeSon
and Mr.. Haymon rather abruptly and loud
ly seconded Mr.. Watson; and, as to assist
him in creating the alarm, the stove pipe
ratified against the ceiling. Like lightning
Mr. Pierpoint spyang from his seat, ran
across the room, and jumped out of the
window head foremost y panic Immediate
ly seized ala most unaccountable panic
Some one said the ceiling was about to fall !;
this capped the climax; every one took to
his heels; Judge Camden jumped up to the
window sill, the clerk tumbled out of the
window next his desk; Mcssrs Z. B. Hall,
a. S. Payden, G. ID. Camden. Jr., Allison
Flemming, VIM. p. Thompson, and Ellery
X. Hall, all made for one window, and
panic stricken like flock of sheep, tumbled
out heels over head after Mr.. Pierpoint-
some on their hands; some on the backs OF
friends, and all presenting most ludicrous
appearance as they rolled about the court
house yard to the great terror of the young
ladies enjoying the "alfresco" of the jail
porch, convenient to the window John
Means, as If the devil was at his heels, made
for the door, upset two old men, who yelled
territically, in the hall, cleared the railings
] in the yard, and never looked Jack until he
( got to the other side of the street. Mean
while others fell upon their knees and pray.
ed, some were pctrificd with fear, and other:
stood aghast with wonder. In about five
minutes, however, the whole scene ended
The stove did not fall, the stove-pipe stood
erect, the ceiling was firm; loud laughter
succeeded despair good humor once more
prevailed, and every one, looking little
foolish and great deal pleased, took his
seat as before, and the business of the cour
went on as usual.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-26

TINS Oil is the only sure remedy in the world foi
the cure Of rheumatism, deafness, gout, neuralgia,
lumbago, sciatica. spinal and bronchial complaints
ticdoloreux, headache, cramps, Group piles, felons.
rprains and bruises, cuts and wounds, sweed glands
stiff joints, scrofula eryspelas, nipples, SWELL
cd breast, womb disorders, salt rheum, canker in
the mouth and stomach, palpitation, eruptions
caked breast, crlnsy, throat palsy, pleurisy,
ulcers, lock jaw, heartburn, tooth ard car-ache,
nervousness, eostiyeness, burns gums Of teeth
breast chilblains, letter. shingles frosted feet fever
and ague, chspped hands, any diseases that are
and painful, is the only article ever brought
before the public that viii do its work perfectly in
from three 20 twenty minutes-has been used by
thousands and pronounced the best remedy ever
discovered.
This Oil acts on the system with electricity-is of
pure vegetable PREPARATION Not the slightest dan
ger of applying il outwardly and inwardly. 1t at
once gives permanent cure--in most cases fruns
ten TO twenty minutes
The best Psychologists of Europe have discovered
.hat all organic derangement Of the animal system
is the effect Of obstruction Of the phy5co-eec
trio fluid in the organic disease. A skilful app-
cant of this OIL puts in immediate motion the nerve
fluid and the cure is at once accomplished. No
beedings, no vomiting, purging or blistering is re-
sorted TO.
None genuine without the signature Of Prof. c.
De Grath. Labels signed in writing
Principal Depot, No SO South Eighth street,
three doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Country dealers and druggists can be supplied
wholesale and retail Price y cents, 80 cents and
81 per bottle.
Try every thing else, and give this one simple
trial
CArTroS--Be csr-ful 20 ask for, and get DcGrsth's
Electric Oil, as worthless limitations abound.
There numerous limitations sprung up the
reputation that INV article has acquired. The pub
lie must beware-they worthless.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-26

BEy~ In consequence of suspected malfeas-
ance ON the part of some of the conductors
on the Michigan Southern Railroad, lately,
the Company placed a detective on board of
each passenger train to see that these officers
made correct returns of their receipts. The
result was that three of the conductors
Woodbury., Hamilton, and Bolles-immedi-
ately resigned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-26

LIABILITIES.
The amount of Liabilities due or n"t duo
Ia banks or other creditors nothing.
Losses adjusted aud due-none.
Losses adjusted and not II 16 80
Lorses adjusted, in suspense, waiting
further proof or ltl oe9 50
All other claims against the Company
small, for printing &c.
Agents Instructed to take no risks exceeding SlO-
0O0 without special permission.
The greatest amount insured ia any one city, town
or village varies.
The greatest amount allowed 10 los insured in any
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act of incorporation aud amend
mcnt is herewith presented.
TlI0S. X. BRACE, JR.,
Hartford, Jan. 1st, 1855. Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-26

ARREST FOR ARsoS.-Wm. Easton and
his wife, Mary Easton, of the theatrical pro-
fession, were arrested in ST. Louis on We'd
nesday, charged with firing the city of
Leavensworth a few days since. They are
known by the name of Goldinr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-26
Fugitive Slave Case I'm Terre Hnutc

A Fugitive Slave Case I'm Terre Hnutc.
On Wednesday morning, an excitement
and fight was created by the arrest Of a
suspected fugitive slave, at Terre Haute.-
The Union says the negro was from Padu-
cab, and was aiming to get TO some point on
the Terrc Hautc and Alton railroad in Illi-
noiS. On his way up from Evansville to
Tcrre Haute, he was accused of being a
runaway, and was threatened with an ar
rest, but before reaching the station at which
the proposed arrest was to have been made,
he jumped from the cars and took to the
woods. An Irishman OH the train followed
in pursuit, but could not ovcrtakc him. On
Wednesday morning after the trains came
in the Irishman happened to be at the De-
pot, and saw the negro emerging from the
Southern train, when he seized him and
endeayored to have him placed in Jail, but
having no n,itimus, the jailor properly re-
fused to admit the negro. In taking the
slave to the Office Of the T. s. Commission
er, quite a crowd gathered around, and the
scene closed with two fights and the slip
ping of the negro away and starting him
in custody with the captorS to Paducah; all
of this was done without any legal process
or investigation into the condition and rights
of the negro. These proceedings produced
some hard words between those who were
taking the negro back in hope of IA reward,
and crowd of citizens who insisted on a
legal investigation of the case, which led
to a general melee, in the midst of which
the negro was spirited away"