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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
WGskiss gt0st -EK0scg.
OIL GAINESVILLE, IF NNESSEE.
s. r. MOORE, Proprietor

Having taken this well known tavern stand, and
intending thoroughly TO renovate aud repair il =,
and from lis long experienced in the business for
mery at Russelvie, Ky, he THINKS he will DO
able to give general satisfaction, aad socts ILL
eral share Of public patronage. f ....+
Travellers wishing TO take the river At this
po;at may rely upon being omptly notified Of
the passage Of Boats nj any hour in tho night, as
we keep night watch for this special purpose,
and polite and attentive Porters for the transpor-
tnton of baggage TO and from the river.
0J"The Stage Office is kept al this Hole!
Jan. 9, lS57-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
JOHN N. NEBLETT,
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
GAINESVILLE TENNESSEE.

The public will find at this establishments large
and very splendid stock of Tin Sheet Iron w are,
&C., which can always be obtained upon the most
reasonable terms.
Also Cook Stoves of various patterns Every
variety of Paror and Office Stoves castings Gut
tering and House Roofing done at short notice.
Thankful for past patronage he SELECTS acontin-
nance of public favor. and fatters himself by
strict attention to business, prompt execution OF
orders, and moderate prices to deserve it.
Allwork ordered will be promptly executed and
in style warranted to give satisfaction.
Old copper, Pewter, + gathers & Beeswax, taken
in exchange for work.
Oct, |, lH57--tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
Two Teams of mo-. ! Mules For sale.

| HAVE two Teams NJ. young Mules fol
sale very likely and OF fine size. Call soon I
you want bargain, Terms easy.
GEO. L. MARI.
oet. 10, IeSs.s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
Cottage Furniture,

Just received, direct from Boston, few setts Of
Cottage Furniture. Please call and examine H..
Sold only IN sets. J. F. COUTS.
Nov 20, $50 .-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
SALE OF TURNPIKE STOCK.

G. A. Henry, Adm'rys. John Dolan & wife ct ais,
In pursuance Of AN interlocutory decree made
in this cause, at the October term, 1858, of the
Chancery court at larksvie, l will sell TO the
highest bidder at the court house in GAINESVILLE,
on LIST Monday in January, 1859, 40 shares Of
stock In the Clurksvlle aud RusselyilIe Turn.
pike; 10 shares in Clarksyllle aud Port Royal
'Tumpi,a Co and shares in ClOrksville and
Hopkiusvillo Turnpike Coz the property of J. ID
REYNOLDS, deed Terms cash
G. A, HENRY, Admir-.
Nov 10, '5e-sw-pr fee 81 90
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
MINOR GORDON,
BABER AND UAIR-DREssE-

Il \ Is II Ii y y - II y ND hESSEh,
No, B. SruAwBENRY ALLEY,
HAS Just Gtlcd up his shop with new material
sc aud Is now prepared to shave'c hair' and
shlmp1ou wisi n"ntncss aud dispatch Az who
wish them re yes "dp'a up like PnUce," will
d, well 10 give az COLI We are also prepared
for cleansing grease aud ether spo lrurI clothing
II the sha1st notice.
oct o. tc5s,H
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10

PINE! PINE! PINElu
will also keep, at Trice's Landing, in addition
to the above varieties, complete assortment Of
dressed Pine Lumber, consisting Of Window
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring, &c. L. J. p.
July o. '5S-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
CT EWICAL INK. -;.

Felis Iude!ible Writing Fluid, flows free from
any kind Of pen and cannot lie extracted from
the paper Warranted never to chinee color.
May %, '5S-tf. B. C. FELTS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
Wall Paper.

have just received very large and well selec-
ted stock Of Wall Paper, embracing some beauti
full English, French and American patterns-Oak
Gold and decorative papers, Tester and Screen
papers, borders, 60.
JOHN F. COUTS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
For Sale.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, contain
ing about lac acres. Said Land is rich river bot
ing, the south side Of the river, about one mile
from GAINESVILLE, on the line OF the Railroad. II
sdjOins the lands of Mrs. Cole and John X. Smith
heavily timbered' For furtf or particulars apply
TO the subscriber.
JoHN.F. HOUSE.
Oct. 90, 1885,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
Scotch Pebble SpcctncIcs.
COLLECTOR AND AGENTS NO
THE

Anpersons having claims TO collect, or wanting
produce bought in and around PORT Royal. Mont
gomery County, Tenn. can have IL promptly at
tended TO by applying TO the undersigned. Par
ticular attention paid to the arrangement Of old
debts. JAMES II. MALLORY.
April Q 1851
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10


AMONG the "things useful the following ar
ticlcs viii be found in our very large variety of
goods viz
Cognac Brandy, vintage 1871, price. 80 50 per
bottle, Sl4 per gallons other qualities at less prices
Catawba Brandy. in bottles, pure, 81 % per
bottle.
Pure Old Port Wins, 50 90 per gallon, 81 ~
per bottle. Pure old Madeira, 50 per gallon,
81 IS per bottle.
Bourbon Whisky, years old, 81 so per gall
Royal, 81 95 per gallon.
Browns SIatd 50
Boerhave's Holland Bi,tefs; r.s r..
Eostetturs Bitters;
loofland German Btters;
! RENE dies for the cure Of Chi,is and ever,
| Lnmenls for Man and Beast
Superior green aud black Teas, from 81 90 10 50
per pOunl.
! Superior ground black Pepper.
Patent Fruit Cans, large supply
Woods Hair Restores:
Mrs Aliens Hair Restorer;
Soaps. very fne-Pehumery, Sc.
! Grailenhcrg Medicines; .
! Joyne's Medicines;
Cooking and Washing Soda;
| CARROTS and Rhn harris SnufTs;
Starch, Bluing and Spices.
Bath or Bristol brick Tor cleansing cutlery.
Writing paper-such letter, cap, legal, re, ord,
note, mournin"--slso an assortment. Of Envelopes,
Visiting Cares &c.
A very large lot of School Books, Stats, copy
books, &c Also fnr variety of Miscellaneous
Books, Just received. ..
! Our Chemicals aud Select Powders challenge,
for purity sud beauty. any Drug house in tho
State UI'Prescriptions accurately prepared ut
all hours.
Confec'ion of Bark, highly recommended to
PLY sicians IA an Antipcriodc aud Tonic, the for
muIa of which can be at the drug store
Prepared by TIA. Thomas.
Ground Paints, in OF aud water; whits lead;
snow whc Zinc, dry aud in oils raw and boiled
Oils; Brushes, fancy goods, Cutlery, Razors
window glass, &c All of which will he scd
cheap, by THOMAS g. BROS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
MIusiG S&WTeo
NEW MUSIC, JUST RECEIVED,

DAVID HUGHES, has opened Music Store
ON the West side of the Square, next door TO the
Northern Bank, where he keeps Pianos, Guitars,
Nons and other musical Instruments, Piano
mucing, Guitar aud Violin repairing done on short
notice. lie also keeps constantly on hand the
very latest sheet music.
August 3, ls5S-U
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
WOOLy WOOL!

We wish to buy good Wool, (wel washed, y
Feathers, country Jppna, Linseys Socks, &c, for
which we will give the highest market price.
W. & J, f. BROADDUS.
Sept 10, rs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
Oct. 90, 1856
A FACT.

are those who are indebted to r w, Thomas
arnesty requested TO coll at the Chronicle
oh'e Immediately and settle. am needing mon
~ TO meet my debts aud those owing me must
come up and pay or their accounts will be put la
tie hands Of an officer.
Oct % ie5S-Q
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
Change OF Time.
THOMAS 4 BROTHER,
WholesuIs and Retail Druggists,

GAINESVILLE. TENN.
WILL continue TO sell Drugs, Paint, Glass, Per-
fumery, Books, Stationery, Oils, Combs, &C., at
reduced prices for cash, or 20 PunctuJil dea-
lers on Time, payable LIST July and lst January.
TOWns Thomas, having returned from
California TO Clarksve for the purpose OF ma
King IL his future home will take charge Of the
To his old friends and acquaintances nothing need
be said to recommtn nd him except TO saw call and
sec him, for, by so doing, they will fnd him the
same "HomDRE,' ready TO give entire satisfaction
10 all who may favor the concern with their Gus
tom.
In calling the attention Of our macy friends to
the above Card, we cannot refrain from returning
our warmest thanks foT their very loug and eon-
'inued custom.
% Remember the Drug Store on the Public
Square, near Franklin street.
THOMAS & BROTHER.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-10
55l9 Plzes amounting 10. 1920, 90
whole Tickets SIO-EaIvcs SIS

A circular showing the PIN Of the Lotteries
will be sent TO any one desilous Of receiving it.
Certificates of Packages will be sold al the follow
ing rates which Is the risk:
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
nAILY BUTTE REC0RD.
,aoyILLE. SATURDAY JUNE 26rn, 1888.


prx,rsxrI lRY.-The following in
TING item is selected from Wednesday, s
,n, cahfornia 1t gives very satisfac-
,,,v account of the state of matters and
,h;nrs at San Quentin:
I;s,,epant Governor Walkup. at present
..,;nr as warden and general superintend-
a., ~ the affairs of the reuitentiary at Point
c.. O,entin. WIS in town yesterday. on
sa;,css osS connected with that institution
..n, bim We learn that there are now five
,a.Jrod and cry ccu,irfs iuearceratel ~
lhn",r;son three h1u lrcd # whom arc en-.
w .ssrlol in he rauuftc.rre Of brick. The re-
P.s;nlsr are engaged in qmrryirc Stone.
',,;nr lowu the hanFs. 9nl in the work
..strs Sirce the Tul Hsa lr .ic q ycr-
- II lie list ,f t.cl. A., ten .r tive. .ye cone
.c,s have been returned to tho prison, AMI
.G.sr 0'Neal. Of Sacramento, who lately
I.orcbt down n portion Of these, Gays that
=. shall probably secure another batch very
.hor,,v Among the more material improve
,n.n,s At San Quentin, is the erection of a
,oet house and store room This building
hss foundation story Of stone quarriel cn
A.. nremises, and n second story # the
Mich manufactured on the premises. The
si;6ce will not cost over two thousand dol
jsrs in cash. although its estimated value is
mt down nt fifteen thousand dollars. So
much for getting materials and labor on the
.round The building is thirty two by fifty
two feet in dimensions, and will be furnished
IN the most servceable and durable style
II is expected that it will be completed by
the 18th of July. The State has at present
on hand million ard half Of bricks already
burnt. and as many more ready for burning
The prisoners now turn out seventy thous.
and new bricks every day. Ready sale can
be found for these. The sum total Of the or
dinary expenses Of tho prison during the
mast month have been but five thousand dol
lars. but five thousanl dollars additional
have been expended for wood, great Quauti-
ties being required in the mqnpflcture Of
brick. The cost Of maintaining The inSt.tr.
ton is far lass than cvor before, and still the
prisoners are cffoctnoly guarded, adgau'a.
geously worked, md provided with aG a,2-
Quate supply Of food and raiment. The con-
victs, so We are iuf1rmcl by Governor Wa k
up. are in n perfect rhrcnzy about the new
gold discoveries, orl chofa terribly at t1cir
Confinement Some fvo days e'Hec, C.e If
them. who had hrt twc0tr-th,ce days 90
serve, managed tn esc1ro brcu tinr tAHngb
the hatchos f.nc # the uo.l hrl's ou 'hr
bayou, |, to be presumed 'ari If all the
prisoners were Turned loose, the state woull
soon be rid Of their pes cutial presence.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

r7- DR.. i. l.. CEnpi>Ny's rcnu'1'lnn is rap
tity spraaImt t3~'tst mis- state Hp ! oregon. ~ We
leIsu from ro.iIpie Sources ilo ), pglcuci0e with
remarkable success. anl has descrruliy secured
plbNc cana len,e. Those needing medical aid would
do well To ca, Tor wr;'l n his Institute. in SAN Fran
cisco we refer the reader 30 the Doctors advertise.
menl In another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
MINERS BAKERY!
Mo4igomen suect. door. At oro tle cl!enns Hole,
0EQFILLE

STEPHEN -c1sgD, .....psoprietor.
II
TFTHls ~ TIE PIONEER rAKFRY or 0go-
Ii 'Ilo aud tie ltoguetor would fckdoWlcdpp
thanks o. The Un1f lot dfihs uile icnity, for
ihoif paru Arf, sii ilriie q toi,fi, uAnce ui th.
sn'ne esie ctlf 1903 ttal ao 'u e,se batter saiir
hrt4.u isf i4f tlIr HsHlt, tiiug Eiy uiLpr cstnL-
hshrtt oi jHa td in nf0e iii i' t- tnnie Of fresh
lfuit ut ru t.hbs, rud CAkEs ofeeecfy variety. ut
LOW fki' ~, cln be had II his bakery or willie
delivered at The ddnrs oi y customers.
Oraville, Dee. 80, 1850. d03l Il
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
i respectable references given. my9l
County Trensurcr-s Ohl"".

Noticeishcreby given that nlpcrsonsholdngR Rntte
County Warrants. payable from the General Fund
registered on the 81 and 4h ufNovcmbcr. 1851; also
Warrants Ne 1921. lO2} l02n 1Oll loli, 1913 l0l1.
1927 and 1920 registered Nov, = 1Si, that the same
will be paid on presentation nj this Office, and nher
this dntc said warrants viii cease TO bear interest
and If not presented within sixty days from th'
date hereof. the moneys for sail Warrants willb
appropriated to pny the next in order ol registry
WM LtTTINORE,
Treasurer Butte Count
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
snl. 4 .cl-.L-, ma r..--l.Na..t.
Mrs. Iyyer's Select Seminary.

Cor. Bird street AMI II tyepu', 0rovilc.
Ilnyng made arranrencnts f'r the accommoda-
tton Of a few ID NRDINs SCHOLARS, Mr. Wycr
wishes to inform parents AMI gnariilas. that chill
lren placed under her care. will have many Of the
ndvnnt lrcs of homo. combined with asric scholas-
tic discipline. Their moral training and physical
comforts will also @c crrcf,,liy attended %,
TERMS: PEI qnarer. $40 90, or s21 % per month,
pnih in alvarez. For further prrtcu ars enquire at
the Seminary, or by letter, caro- Of the Hon. Chas
r. Lott, Orovllle. All communications promptly
attended 80.
Most respectable references given. my2l
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
A. p. REts, Scc'y.

Hoste.ter--'-l surprising EUrc'1 Of
unsTErrEW's VEGETABLE sFoHAGu blr
TIERS inr moving bile. forcing an appoue' inpart-
INC health and tone to the system, and dissiPning
iyspcp,ic symptoms, are truey wonderful. Every
nervous. debili;ated, weak, aud e'naclmed person,
nlaicor female should try itat once oae wines'aSs'
fail ta&oa three tuc5 eaci dis, before mclt; 'r II
t.. ..r,.1sili l,al.' '.or rhui ia drhili'aied
canla.n. l.if N.qmutir4 vr' dop"t ifitoni
strength +, RESTORED, .ii a.si1 hc realized ia very
-hru time aud convince 90. ;a'ieni 'i we lrn OF
.le .bayc namri happv re'ui'.. ~hc1 lave gained
,o- .,..c Her- -1,h an c4yt.,ia ro %, ti'n every
where.
Kept ~ pruogl 'e, Croce1ie, anl f.a. class @a-
looa.
PARK Sc WHITE,
s5en1eutsror the r1r'ir Coas',
l52 Wa.bin1,.u -.r .,t. -an Francisco.
CJLION q McuERNlIT,
ia14-1m Agents. oro,ilr.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
Summons.
ETATE OF CAIIFORNIA-.IN THE

GTATE OF CALIFORSTA--IE THE
- District Court OF the Fine.uth 4udicinl District
--ccuuiy or Butte Joaona lager. VS. Rudolph va
~ Action roagM in The hitfic' Court oi NE
sa'een.h judicial District. and the complaint liltd
. NE county OF Butte n ihe Office Of ths CLERK Of
nj Oislr CT Coufi.
iae People ufthe State of California send Greeting
70 Rudolph Wager:
fou ere hereby required 70 appear in an action
wocshi again. you bN The above named plaintiff 10
nc District Couri Of the Fifteenth JuiiciHi bts r.c
= - thd Tor the county uf Butte and 90 answer ihe
"apsiht hi, therein IN copy Of which a-e7nna-
- 80 M sumuans) Within ten davs. (evciu-frr Of
e dcs q seryci) ciIer fh- service on you of lhi-
saAuons- " served within this county % served
- ~ 2, ihis ccEutF. but within fhi. irtcisi District
sN1h tsenty tsts. criCserv,d cut Of SAID District
~ siiita for.s da}s-oT Judgment by default viii
= s.AAen against yOl.
:, me sui action s brought 20 obtain decree 81
= = eoar io dissolve the bonds Of M irimouy exist
- oe'Seea yotrsgif md said PianiiH ard that said
t@HaRH contract be- forever auruiisd. and plglut G
ueefee cf this court pc divorced rod forever fseef
- i'e re said te9t ndnni arc Il you fail 10 sp-
e. sad answer ne -aid =, mrlritt ss above re.
al ~hi apply o. the Ccgu Tor lie relief domain
= W her ~ q complaint
In Given under l1v iraud and the seal of the
u LlsI.et CouTt- of the Fifteenth judicial
a. i'is'ftci, tais 21rd las cf 1utf. iu tte vear
ksAi -~ 'sH A.."''- -A~ ~!
1875 =. I pa88ACH Ciess
us,- ~ ). u. NAnetr, D-taiy.
b iioHA.a A;cE. IS 81 g,tl-r
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EUrcaa PunncI Couipauy.
Nebraska Mining Company.

secl y Tr,as Nc9asaa Mining Co.
unc l.L 1853.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

n~ry,1. THE MEMBERS of Oroyille iody". No.
E3 lot of +. x A. VI ARE o.ehy notified to
3i2N meet at their l'all "n Sunday. June -, al
9l7F- 'o'clock r. NJ. tor lhe purpose Of trGLsact-
ingimp 0ilunt business. 7, order
d. BROWN, w NJ.
a u REFS. Secretary
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
oRovILLE LODGE NJ. ros, r. \. NJ.

a The stated communications Of oroville
wv Lodge No. 1o}, Of +. 4. NJ, are held on the
~ la.t srlrIag Of errh month, ai tn" Mas'nic
uulovar C,lt,n < McDcra ott's prut Stn'c.
p.A.FRDWN, W. VI
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
L. The Mustang Lini,ncnt ca

l7- The Mustang Imminent Cares
Rheumatjsm;
The Mustang Lnjment cures stf iont%
Tha NIstlng Liniuent cures Rams and wounds;
The Mustang Li1imant cures Sores AMI Ulcers;
Tho Nts.lng Iiainant cures cakcl Breasts and
Sore Nipples; NA
The Mustang finnent cures Neuralgia;
The Nus,IHy Lipimrnt cures Corns AMI Warts;
The Mustang Iinimcul is worth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the Cniod Sia'es,as the prcs'rver and r'storer
ofvnlulb,e horses ani cattle. 1t cures all Sp5a,ns
Gnlls. Wopuds, S,iT Joints. 60.
Wuypu answer this question? DM vor ever
hcarnr ary or iintry Sore, Swelling. spmin or STIR
ness ci'hnron man o. beast, whi;h the Mustang
liui,ncut wpdl not cure? pid or ever visit any
resprc'ah,c lr1-a-t in Any part of tho world--iu
Enropr Asipor An'ricl-vhp djl not sUy ''it was
thegr,atcsi discovery Of the ase?' soacvcrywhcr"
Every mnij, should havci, three sizes. BARNES
HAHk, Prooriators, Sew Yort.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

asg~ The New Albany Ledger, which op.
|tsed the Lee mpton Constitution, but fully
~perted the English bill, says that in
aat bill "the Lecomptontes were accom-.
nOdated with small nueur hole through
which they might crawl" We advise Mr.
English who bored that small augur- hole
for bis brethren. to bore still smaller one
for himself and crawl into it, and pass the
rest OF his life there. If he has broken or
worn out his augur, the sma'le,t sort OF
simlet will do LouiSrjVe JourRai
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
crry AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Tus November number Of HEprs Va IA,
clo,es the seventeenth volume Of this popular
work. In point of literary attraction AMI cmhe.
lishments il is certainly quite up 10 the mark Of
its predecessors. The two leading illustrated ar
ticIes are history If Ethan Allen, by Benson j.
LOSING, aud '.thc Voyage Of Paul, the saint OF
tia, name being tie Paul intended. ''l.euteaah
Strains gallop across the Pnmras Is the >"''ec'
r another well illustrated article. Although -
much # Htrpr's Magazine has been extrnr;ei
from fore On sources the public will lie surpii ed
to see the hong list of American writers who lave
contributed 10 the work since it, commencement.
This list contains over II hundred American aH-
,hors anil yet it is said they ID not include i'ai
OF those who have written for its pages.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28


The FAIn-A FLAT FAiLuRE.--Thc Richmond
South of Yesterday. in an article with the above
caption, thus aludcs to the Fair now being held
there:
1t is Il fact which cannot he denied tha; the
grand National Fair, now in progress, is n lamcn-
table and unmtigatcd failure. The exhibition If
machinery, and stock is inferior to any previously
made in this city. Mclancholy -looking people
wander about the dcsoato grounds with iaees
which indicate anything but appreciation. lne'a-
sleration of the % fifty cents, the curious are
allowed TO enjoy tLe Injury Of inhaling an "tna,-
rhere laden with dust. and to exercise ihcir 'he
nuity in finding objects to examine. This "E'l T.
hitant charge Of which we have already 81" Ken III
terms Of lust reprohntion. has operated TO the rS
cnsiou of many who wonli have visited the
grounds had the Abundance fee remained a its
former standard. But while it has it, urcl Tie
National Fair, it has benefited large class OF the
community who are entitled to congratniaib'1 on
the result. Very many have absentcd themselves
on this account, and by odoing. have econo'ni2ed
time. money and comfort. to say nothing Of hn' nS
avoided a lore Of the first magnitude. The Ma
tional Fair has attempted to supcrcedc the lrEi-
MIA State Society and the result will be thc Ht,rr
,,iscomitnrc of the former. The old story ot the
brass kettle and the earthern jar has apt lius
tration in the contest and we cannot regret that
the present enterprise has proved ab'r!te-
The Dispatch, in the following extract, takes 4
connecticut different view. Says that paper.
The Pair is successful one-a highly success
full one There never was larger assembage on
the Fair grounds any one day than there was yes
terlay, save at the first great State Fair. which
for its novelty, drew larger multitude than any
nf it's successors. The Railroad trains Of yes;er-
day added large accession IS the multitude drawn
to the city by the occasion. and we shall to-day
zee another immense gathering at the Fair grounds
The idea appears TO us that great many, far
sners and others intending to visit the Fairs here
and in Petersburg. put IF their journey To this
place till the middle Of the present week, in order
TO accomplish their object Of going to both places
without too great loss Of time We may expect
AN increase ruther than a dmunition of the
number Of visitors towards the close Of the week.
We think it probable that larger number will
be present on tomorrow to hear Mr.. Cushing's
speech than there will have been at the ground
my previous day. and Just on account Of the con-
slant accession from fresh arrivals.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

MONROE CIRCUIT CORR was in session at Union
last week. Raiburn Buckland was tried for the
murder Of Martin Wheeler. aud sentenced to five
wears imprisonment in the Penitentiary. lie is
~ wears of age, in feeble health, and will proba
bly, never return. The penitence. former good
.hara ter and subinissiveness Of the prisoner
would have probably availed in his behalf for an
act of passionate Outburst, but for the frequent
occurrence of criminal cases in the county. One
individual is now in jail at Union for endeavoring
to shoot an officer in the discharge Of his duty
Another was before his examining court for delib-
crately shooting at and wounding, with intent 10
kill, man with whom he was then at variance.
Several representatives are now from that county
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Sirtors Iueh a. Compton, formerly
# fazewell county in this state. lately ah>eendcd
trsm Missouri charged with selling into slavery u
Tree mulatio child, lie offspring OF u vhi,e woman
re present living in Talewell. The child was legal
" bound To HIM before moving 10 the Wcstwherc
lie las committed the outrageous offence alluded
to. executing II bill of sale AMI receiving the mo
uev arrccd upon.
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e. j. Beirnc has sold his interest being orc
lou,th. in the Old Sweet Springs to oliver Berne,
Who now own three fou,ths Of the properly. The
remaining fourth is owned by Allen I. Caperton.
They were rated ut Slsooo0 The rropiictors
contemplate making it the most charming water
lag place in the Mountains. and ate abundantlv
ale to i, ~. They yielded last season a nett
praf, If S3o,o0o They ARE certainly Among the
fnest prn,.r,, in the west.
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in the state prison. and civil causes suspendd
in Court and hay been for several years awaiting
the progress Of the criminal docket. The people
are now taking matters in their own hands.