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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-03
.vaU1 PLAN-SINGLE NUMBERS /!

III Every Number put in the wheel, and all the
Prizes drawn out Every Prize in this Scheme must
be drawn. More Prizes than Blanks 20,66O Prizes
Al. 900 Tickets.! Whole Tickets only ~ Dollars
MARYLAND LOTTERY to be drawn on the Havana Plan.
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TH0S. CAMPBELL,
Feb 1875 Special Commissioner.

~ Mount Meridian, Va. having been dissolved on
the LIST day of October 1851 they have, at this date
divided ali bonds accounts &C., due said firm, and
they hereby notify the public that the firm will not be
responsible hereafter for any transfer bonds claims
that will be made by either party. We also give
ce TO all those indebted to make payment of the
forthwith. or their claims will be put in the hands Of
an officer for collection. hEMPER d GUY.
Fob II 1S57-4t%
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XTIRGINIA,-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, Februa-
ry LIST, 1885, Robinson Hanger and1Madlson Page
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Thomas G. Burwell, Thomas H. Fauber and R.
Turk Sheriff, defendants.
The object of this suit is to set aside assignment
made by Thomas H. Fauber to Thomas c. Burwe
and to subject the fund embraced in said assignment
to the payment of the Plaintiffs fG liens, the said
funds being in the hands of said Sheriff.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the De-
PENDANT Thomas H. Fauber is not inhabitant of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said Defend
ant do appear here within one month after due pub6
cation of this order and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest. Teste,
Feb. 10, lS5S-3w A. +, KINNEY, ID. @.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
An Important Item to the Survivors of thu
Late War with Mexico.

LANCASTER C. H., S. c., May u, IS.
DR.. c. L. .JackS0R--DeGr Sir;-After my return
from Mexico, was seriously afflicted with that terri
BILE disease which has carried the grave SO many Oh
;,b Varralg;n hrought ON by the climate of Mexico
and the mode Of living, while engaged IN the var
The relief have Obtained from the use OF hoohan1
German Bitters is astonishing; and most GaeeriuIty
have and still continue to recommend lhe btteTS 70
MI who are similarly affected, believing that the ben
eft that will result from their will be incaicuable
Very respectfully yours,
h G.. BILLINGS,
Late Lieutenant of Company C.,
Palmetto Regiment 5. c. Volunteers.
Be sure and ask for Hoofdnd'S German Bitters, and
see that the signature of c. NJ jackson is on the wrap
per OF each bottle. -....
For sale by druggists and sorekeeperS In every town
and village in the United States, West Indies and Can
adas. Price IS cents per bottle, Principal Office Ais
Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
March 8, lS5S-2w
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FXECUTOR,s SALE OF REAL u PER.

SALE OF REAL ~ FER-
H. SONAL PR0PERTY.-As executor OF William
Brooks decd, will offer at public sale ON the prem,
ises, on Tursday, the 4tk Of March next, the TRACT
OF LAND on which he resided, containing about 3oJ
Acres, living On both sides OF south River, enc mile
above WayuesbOro'. About $50 acres are cleared 20
or 50 are Bottom Land and under good state OF cul
tiyatlon; the balance is well timbered. II mas upon II
a large and comfortable MANSION HOUSE, and
never failing Spring the door, Servants Houses,
n large frame Bank Barn, frame Stable and other ne
cessary out-buildngs, with Orchard OF good Fruit
more particular description is deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing purchase are invited to examine
for themselves and attend on the day of sale. Pos
session given Immediately. 80
On the same day and at the same place will also
sell one unimproved LOT in the town of Waynesboro
Also SIX NEGROES 8 men, boys, woman and
child Also / CARRIAGE and Harness, ! Buggy and
Harness, Horses and Cattle, Hogs, Wagons, Ploughs
Harrows Corn Drill Wheat Fan, Grain in the ground,
1000 or 1900 bushels of Corn, some Rye and Oats,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and various other
articles too tedious to enumerate,
TERMS OF SALE-For the land, one-tourth IN hand (;
the balance in three equal annual payments, satlsfac;
ory secured The terms for the lot and negroes Will
be made known on day of SALE On the personal prop
ery credit of nine months will be given on all sums
of $40 and upwards, purchasers giving bonds and APP
J. u. BROOKS,
NT- odd
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A NICE LITTLE PLACE FOR SALE
N offer for sale my little TRACT or LAND-FIFTY
AchEs-lying within ~ miles of Stannton, between
Hebron Church road, adjoining the lands of VIM; j.
Shumate, Archibald Stuart and others. The land is
all cleared and in cultivation, AID there is upon it
comfortable frame DWELLING H0USEan Well OF
good water. ,
This little place may be made very desirable small
farm and market garden
The terms will be moderate, and will be made known
on application the undersigned, to j. D. lMBoDEN,
ESD, who is authorized to act for me. If not sold in
body, am willlug to divide It ao two or four par
GELS to suit purchasers. JNO. h. KlLEI.
Amm lShT-n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-03

NOTICE TO FARMERS.-We have Just re
" ceved l4O Tons of the pures and incest LUMP
PLASTER that has ever been in this market, worth at
least 81 ton more than any that has ever been sold here'
which will sell at the price OF 81 ton yong M"
all farmers to call and examine Plaster before pur-
chasing. STAT EL9' MAfIlN w.
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asrNONTAINE,S CREAM OF MILD

90 y . n t 4 n n = z IL n n vi UT w lid
IL FLOWERS is the most exquisite and elegant
of toilet uxures Its rich medCated ather penerates
the skin, and at the same time that it removes all
roughnesS eruptlonS and imperteclionS, adds fresh
beauty to the EllreSt face.
FoR WASHING lxFANTs, mothers will fndi admira
BILE; and as deutrttice for purifying the mouth,
mogiug all offensive udors especially after smoking
it is uncqualed. G.. F0NTAlNE 4 CO., sos Broad
way and No. Is AStor House, New York Sold BY Dr.
Fob
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS Z

To be d5u,en IN Baltimore City March 10, 1858.
SPLENDID TEN DOLLAR SCHEME.
pri1e of $4,000 Prizes OF. ....S2, 900
Prize Prize Oh. iO,l89 Prizes Off,. l,29o
Prizes of. 5000 10 Prizes Of loo 900
Prizes of. ....... 5000 S36 Prizes Oh 2oV
&C., &c.
Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters $3.50.
Certificate of Package of 20 Wholes $4,000
do do. 26 Halves ........... 100O
do do. 26 Quarters, ......... ooVV
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-03

VALUABLE RAZING LAND IN WEST.

Y Fan v!RGINlA.-The undersigned offers for
sale SURVEY OF LAND upon Big Beaver Creek
in the county of Raleigh about miles from the coun
y seat, and % miles from the junction OF the Giles,
Fayette, and Kanawha Turnpike and the Grayson and
n Carolina Turnpike. This body of land embraces
not less than 400 Acres of Bottom Land, good deal
of which is Wild Cherry and Crab Apple bottom, and
the residue the best quality OF White Oak and Dog
wood upland, aud al arabic but about 100 acres--
This tract well watered BY the Creek and its branch
es, and affords some of the finest Springs in the coun
ty and has an abundance of Stone Coal.
This body Of land has been divided into two tracts
bottom and the other of 68s Acres which is estima
ted to contain an equal amount of bottom or Greek
land and has more arabic upland.
The title is indisputabe, and will be conveyed with
general warranty This Survey presents the most com
pact and richest body of Grazing Land in this county
and has about loo acres cleared and under fence in
both lots, and small but comfortable Log House.
Both, or either of the lots, will be Sold as may be de
sired
TERMS :--Onehalf the purchase money in hand,
and the residue in one and two years, with interes'
from possession ALFRED BECkLE1.
Wildwood Raleigh co.. Va Jan. 90, lS5S-2m
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sALR OF LANp.-In

COMMISSIONERS SALE " I&ED:
I J pursuance of decree OF the Circuit ConrtSf Au
g1sta county, in the case Of s. BLACKS heirs VS. an n
FAINT heir, | SHALL on Saturday. The 6W dag Of Aarc6
next, at il o'clock, A. NJ, iii fair and if not, on the
next fair day. proceed the premises to sell to the
highest bidder, valuable TRACT OF LAND, on
South River near Suarts Draft, adjoining the lands
of S. PETER, Alex McComb, Jno. p Wilson, and 9TH
ers, containing about sl4 Acres, 10 be surveyed be-
fore SALE This is desirable tract OF land in high
state of cultivation well watered, with comfortable
DWELLING upon it, in good neighborhood, and ly
ing Immediately on the Howardsvle Turnpike. A
bout16O acres are cleared; the remainder well tim
bered 4 more particular aescripuon,i Is deemed un
as persons wishing 70 purchase are invited
10 examine the land, which will be shown them by D.
T. Black, Esq, living near the premises Possession
given on day of sale.
Also, TRACT OF LAND (about two miles from
the former) containing about 200 Acres, with good
HOUSE AND SAW MILL upon il, lying on both
sides of the Howardsville Turnpike. About acres
are cleared the balance heavily timbered with pine
suitable for saving, which, in connection with the MILL
makes it very valuable.
TERMS One fourth in hand, or negotiable note at
sixty or ninety days. well endorsed and nterestadded
the balance in l, and years, the purchaser eXecu'
ting bond with satisfactory personal security, Tor me
deferred instalments OF the purchase money and the
title TO be retained until full and final payment thereof
J. SIDNEY MGFFETT, Comr.
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PnStnnnemenf,
DUBLIC SAFE IN MIDDLEBROOK.-

The above sale has been postponed till SATURDAY
the 6M day of Marck next. U. d. POE, Com'r.
Feb. 8 1858.
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EAIRBANK's RAILROAD TRACK

TNAIRBANK'S X A l. X U A ID i II "A T. n
L SCALES,
Farbankss Cattle and Hay Scales
Do Depot Scales
Do Warehouse Scales
Do Platform Scales
Do Counter Scales
Do Hopper Scales
Do Rolling Mill Scales
Do CouE r Platform Scales
Do Minors Scales
Do Wheelbarrow Scales
Can only be had in Richmond ofthe Agents,
CLARKS0N, ANDERSON Gu,
No los Main Street,
Who can deliver any of the above at short notice. free
of expense.
Richmond, Feb. II, 1858.
NEW PATENT TRUSS .-Ritter's Patent
~ Truss is the most adjustable light and comforta-
BILE Truss that has ever been introduced to the public.
The pressure is natural and the support perfect The
particular attention Of Physicians and those wanting
Trusses is called to this article and needs but trial
to convince any one of its superiority. An easy, ad-
iustaJe Truss that a0 cure Hernia has long been want
ing this supplies Inc deficiency.
Also RITTER'S UTERINE SUPPORTER, very
simple but valuable article upon similar plan.
A full assortment for sale by
W. PETERSON, Druggist,
Successor to Alex. Duval,)
Cor. 18th and Main Streets.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1883
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TTOUSF AND LOT IN CUURCHVILLE,

/ belonging to Jno D. Freed will be sold at pub
lie auction, on Tuesday, the 18th ofHarch
Feb II, 1858. JAS. COCHRAN.
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NyoDeV for the Million!

&c, 600 DOLLARS FOR FIVE DOLLARS! ONLY
81, 900 NUMBERSi 3,2S6 PRIZES! MORE
THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE
TICKETS ONE TICKET CAN
DRAW THREE PRIZES!
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-03

boot TREES, MEN AND WOMEN'S
ID Lasts, Boot Webs, Wax. Crimpiag Boards Shoe
Thread, Shoe Knives, TackS, Punches, &c, &c Call
M KENNEDY'S.
Staunton, Feb q, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-03

TO THE PUBLIC.-we respectfully ask your
/ attention to our stock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, FANCY ARTICLES, and PERU:
merry, which Is large and fresh Physicians will find
it to their interest purchase their Medicines here in
stead of sending off for them Prescriptions carefully
and accurately compounded all hours of day night
DIR. T. II. l. ]. G. KINNEY.
Staupton JAM 90, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-03

KTIRGINIA.-At Rules held IN the Clerks Office
Y ofthe Court of Hastings for the town OF Staun-
ton, February 1st 1858, McClung Peyton,-Plain-
tiifs,
Edward y. Jones, and n. K Trout and j. ID. limbo
den who have been garnlsheed Us trustees OF John f.
j. White,-Defendants.
The object of this suit is to recover two hundred and
thirty.six dollars, the amount ofthe Plaintiffs account
against the Defendant Jones and for that purpose to
attach in the hands of the said Defendants Trout and
Imboden, trustees of John f. j. White so much OF the
debt due from the said White to the said Jones, as
may be sufficient to satisfy the account OF the Plain
tits, with interest thereon from the 9th day ofNovem-
Dor, 1857, till payment, and the costs OF suit.
And IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
Defendant Edward F. Jones Is not an inhablant OF tins
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said Defendant
do appear here within month after equalization
of this ORDER and do what is necessary to protect his
interest Copy-Teste,
Feb II. 1855. JAS. +. PATTERSON, Crk.
CTUART s. WADE-SIR;- You will take no.
= tice, as well as all parties interested, that shall,
ON the lO day of March, 1858, at my residence, in the
county of Highland, proceed to take the account d.
rected to me- as Special Commissioner, by the Judge
of the Circuit Court of Pocahunas county in cause
therein depending in which Hugh Mclaughlin, as
The next friend OF Susan Wade, is Plaintiff, and you
and Others are Defendants, when and where you can
attend if you think proper ,
TH0S. CAMPBELL,
Feb g 1858 Special Commissioner.
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BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT,
THE ARCTIC LINIMENTi
DEFIES COVWPETlTlOJt

BRAGG'S GREAT lMPkOv EMENI.
THE ARCTIC LINIMENT,
DEFIES COJWPETITlOF!
THIS wonder working medicine is carrying the DAY
i triumphantly wherever 1t is introduced. ihoa-
sands who have used it for
RHEUMATISM,
testify to its happy effects. In every instance raul
cal cure was affected and generally by single bottle.
For
nothing can surpass it; its magical, pain soothing
property gives relief in few minutes, and no relapse
need be feared 1t also cures the worst cases OF
ERYSIPELAS,
in remarkably brief period of me as has been fully
proven by the experience Of hundreds. For =
SCALDS AND BURNS,
IL il sovereign BALM extracting the fire in few Sec
onds, and soothing and cooling the Inflammation I'M
mediatey.
are relieved by it at once and few applications VIII
always effect radical and permanent cure.
CORNS AND CHILBLAINS
cannot long exist when the Arctic Eminent Is usea
its penetrating and sottening qualities remove them py
two or three applications. Its healing nature is 30
great that all o,nc
yield at to its influence, and are specify
and healed Its dsinfecting qualities render IL in'ai
"u0e IL Ill '' SPRAfNs AND BURNS
are always cured by three four applications, ana
generally by one or two 1t is also an iniapie cure
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
such as letter, Ringworm and Scaldhead, Itch, &C.
We have known many chronic cases of these diseases
cured by single bottle.
CAUTION.
MANY Druggists having old Liniments on hand will
try to sell them to you but do you positively refuse to
purchase them Ask for BRACES ARCTIC LlNl-
MENT, and take no other. The proprletors make the
LIBERAL PROPOSITION
to furnish each purchaser of q Dollar Bottle with q
free suhscrption TO the United States Journal-one of
the best New York illustrated papers-for one year
The certificate emitting the holder to the benefit OF
this proposition is enclosed in the wrapper around ey-
cry dollar bottle. II.
Price 25 cents, 80 cents and 81, for small, medium
and large size bottles: n
~ For sale by all Druggists, and by DIR. W. b.
YoUSG and DR.. II. S. EIcHELBERGER Bro, Stanton.
Feb. 10, lS5s-y3mf
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A BARGAIN For sale at great bargain a
N very valuable MILL PROPERTY, with Ten A.
ores of Land attached excellent Dwelling House, Mer
chant Mill, Carding Machine, Saw Mill, fine Spring,
&C. acres of the land first rate Meadow. Location
near Mlboro', Bath county A great bargain is Of
fered in this property For terms, &c. apply to
Jan. 81 1858. EDS. SPECTATOR
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"THe Great Scheme Of the Month";"
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS L,
10 be dra,ga in Baltimore City, Marcel 20, 1858.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
on Dra,rp Pnllots in each Package of 26 Tickets,

,VVU PriLeS OF SZUV euVH
Tickets $50 Halves $40, Quarters 81, Eighths Sou
Certificate of Packages of 26 WhOes,. sSgOOO
do. do 90 Halves, .......... l5OOO
do do 20 Quarters, ........ 1900
do do. 20 Eghihs,. 100000. $3.50
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RARE OPENING FOR A FORTUF E,
N III EARLY APPLICATION Is MADE!-Being
of changing my business, will offer for sale
on accommodating terms, to responsible parties, my
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, which consists OF q
we'll selected Stock of Goods such as is usually kept
in WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY AND
LIQUOR STORE. The stock at this time is small,
and is worth between s. and $4,000, and the House
has probably the best of trade in Alexandria AS
is one of the oldest stands the city, (and known
to be the best for the above busness to any one de-
sirous of entering into the business rare opening Is
here offered for, with small stock and small force,
any active person can certainly realize fortune in
very short time, and do cash business of $4,000
year For further particulars address, at once, Box
ZIG, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Alexandria Feb TO- 1S5S-lm
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oboe FINDINGS.-Just received from New
- York, q fine assortment of Shoe Findings, which
will be sold very low at KENNEDY'S
Hardware Store, under Union Hall.
Staunton Feb "a, 1858.
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CAPITAL rnTxE $50, 600!

O.AIII 4 u 4 NN~E4t' S.yVsUVU
HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
.yaSper County academy EOffery,
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE or GEORGIA.
CLASS u draws Ifttrch 1st, 1855, and CLASS XXX
draws Aagch I5h 1858, in public, at Macon, Ca, un-
der the sworn superintendent of L. c. Buckley and
JOS Waterman, Esqs
~" Prizes PayaJle aGithout Deduction! e.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-03

NEW BOOKS beatrice Cenci; The Reason
~ Why Debit and Credit; Inquire Within; The
Story Of Pocket Bible r. COWAN
StauntOu, Feb. T. lS5S
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Many Druggists having old Liniments on hand viii
try to sell them to you but do you positively refuse to
purchase them. Ask for BRACES ARCTIC LlNl-
- IIRERAI, PROPOSITION
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-21

possession of his property again, excepting the
portion allotted to Jacob A. Moore, Of Texas
For portion of this share-the girl, 4alinda--
he brought his action against Joseph M. Smith.
The whole case turned upon the point whether
the decree of the Court of Ordinary, unrevoked'
should be sustained and John G. Moore declared
to be dead, nolens rols-whether theletters OF ad-
ministration granted upon this presumption OF 10"
should be valid to protect the administrators and
purchasers claiming under them; or whether the
appearance of Moore exercised q retroactive IN
auence, yitiating the entire proceeding, and rem
dering the Letters of Administration void from the
beginning.
The case is on entirely new one in this State,
and the correct decision of it becomes matter
of extreme importance. 1t was ably and elano-
rately argued by G. D. MELTON and W. d. WILSON,
Esors., for the Defendant, and G. W. WILLIAMS,
ESQ.,, for the Plaintiff Under decided and pointed
instructions from the Court, the Jury found for
the Plaintiff. Of course an appeal has been taken.
In another ca,s, involving point not decided
heretofore, Judge WARDLAw held that when' pend
ing the suit, minor becomes Of age, the ''ne1t
friend" ceases, de Jacto to be party, and the IL
ability for costs rests upon the quondan minor
solely.
The Court adjourned Saturday afternoon.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-21
nIERE-MENTION.

Mr.. JOSEPH H. PosTELL, native of York Dis
trict has been elected Judge of the Probate Court
of Madison county, Miss, by handsome majority.
''..'.The United States Agricultural Fair is to be
held in Richmond, Va, on the 25th inst ''''..''.
At the Amesbury, Mass, Agricultural Fair, an
object of interest was the chair made use of by
DANIEL WEBsTER's mother, when young lady,
and it was kept in her fathers pew in the first
meeting house built at the west parish, in Sails
bury. 1.-THE Synod of South Carolina will meet
in the town of Sumter on the 26th instant '..'.''
The Government is in receipt of the proposition of
the Society Islanders for annexation to the Union.
1t is stated in diplomatic circles that the PROPOSE
ton came through the French Minister, which is
not improbable. The subject will be maturely
considered by the Cabinet, asAmerican commerce
has long felt the necessity of some harbor mid
way of the Pacific. The only difficulty in the way
of annexation is the necessity ofprotection in case
of war ........At the agricultural fair at Brook
Vile, Indiana, on the 22d ult, tomatoe plant
thirteen feet high was exhibited, from the first
three feet of which, it is stated bushel of tomatos
had been gathered. Some tomatos, that. '".''"'A
piece of petrifed wood, with screw perfectly
formed in it, was recently found 159 feet below
the surface of the earth, near Pamela, Miss. 1t
was imbedded in what appeared to have been O
block of hickory wood, twelve or fifteen inches
square. .......The Scientific American says lockjaw
in horses can be cured by wrapping them in blan-
kets which have been wrung out of water of two
hundred degrees temperature ''''"""JAs. BooN,
aged eighty-fve years, On intimate of the poor
house at Kingston, Lenoir county, North Carolina,
with his family, consisting of wife and three
children, it is said, has inherited handsome es-
tate amounting to Sl50,0OO, and no mistake.
From and after to morrow, until the first of No.
vember, the headquarters of his E1cellency Gov.
ALLsroN, will be at Columbia. .''''"The editor Of
the Camden Journal learns, that the health of
Bishop DAVIS has been much improved by his
European trip. .".".".DERMoT DEMPSEY, the veal
thiest man in Macon, Georgia, died last week. In
his will he gives his two children, each, $4,000,
and the Catholic church Of that city, S495,O0O.
'...."A Havana correspondent states that the
Spanish Government is about to take the proposed
submarine telegraph cable into its own hands, Civ
ing out the providing and laying of the cable by
contract ......."The New York and Boston dentists
are daily pulling teeth by electricity. The opera
ton was shocking enough before. ''''''''A letter
from the University of Virginia says there are
already 500 students there, with fair prospect
of reaching seven hundred. '.'"."At O recent
term of the Circuit Court Of Jefferson coun.
] ty, Indiana, sixteen married people were turned