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The Shasta courier., 1859-02-12
United States of America.
STATE oF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
In the Justices Court of the Shasta Township,
in and for the County of Shasta.
Tie People Of the lStaie Of California to d. d.
HENRY, Greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before
i me, at my Office in the township of Shasta,
in the county of Shasta, on the 2Sth day of jan
uary, A. D. 1859, at 2 o'clock, P. M, to answer
unto the complaint of Robt. Stevenson Co.,
who sue to recover the sum of sixty-fve dollars,
with legal interest thereon, alleged to be due
and owing from you 20 them, on an expressed
contract for the direct payment of money, as is
evidenced by promisory note made by you in
their favor, and dated 2lst Nov, 1856, over and
above all payments made on account of said
note, which note is now on file in my Office,
when Judgment will be taken against you for
said amount, together with costs and damages,
if you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Greetng:
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 26th day of Janu,
ary, A. D. 1859. JAMES KEEN
Justice of the Peace of said Township,
On reading and filing the affidavit of A. ],
Stevenson, one of the plaintiffs herein, showing
that cause of action exists against the defend
ant, and that after due diligence used, the de-
fendant could not be found at his place of resi-
dence or in the county, and that due legal SER
vice could not be had in said cause, except by
publication, it is therefore ordered that the
foregoing summons be published in the Shasta
Courier, newspaper published in said county,
once week for three successive weeks from the
date hereof, and that copy of said summons be
forthwith deposited in the Post Office, directed
to the said defendant. 1t is also ordered that
the time for the appearance of said defendant be
extended to the l4th day of February. 1859, at
2 o'clock, PM JAMES KEEN, J.P.
The Shasta courier., 1859-02-12

On the 9th inst, at Horsetown, from injuries
received by the caving of his mining claim, B.
S. PENDLEToN, formerly of Lichfeld, Conn, aged
about 33 years. His corpse was brought to
this place, followed by very large cortege of
friends, and inferred in the Shasta Cemetery.
The Shasta courier., 1859-02-12
MARRIED

On the evening of the sth inst, at the resi-
dence of A. Snyder Esq, by the Hon. Wm P.
Daingerfeld, Mr.. JAMES LoAG and Miss EMILY c.
SNYDER-both of Shasta.
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; bis effort IN tbs

t.s AIRY - say. Tat his effort il, As i4al,c id
him no discredi,.
At the Episcopal Chnroh. in .he nernins The
ises. Leroy n. Lee. D.. D.. filled the pulpit. great
~ to the satisfacti'n Of the large aud intelligent
auditory present.
The Rev. ] \ Duncan, at the same Church
ct night, preached a strikingly original and elor
qaent discourse from the text On Kings: And af.
Ger the earthquake n fire but the Lord was not in
the fire; and after The FIRE a still small voice.
There is no more interesting character than
Eli abs portrayed IN the Bible, aai wa have nev.
er tailed to he interested in my discourse or writ.
Ing concerning the events oil his strangely mvstc-
rious and miraculous career. Mr.. duncan did the
amplest Justice tn his subject. and the earnest and
persuasive elnquence with which he cnioined his
hearers tolistcn to the m%onitions of ''The still
small voice." will. we doubt not. lie productive OF
the must lasting gnod. Mr.. j. is one Of tho very
best readers VIC have ever heard, and in preach
ing, his %elocution is ut all tunes of the most fault
less character. lie is IA young gentleman Of SPLEEN
did genius, and is destined to take n front rank
among the pulpit orator, Of his Church.
At the Third Street NJ. l.. Church. Rev. DR..
McFerrino of Nashville, Tennessee, preached in tho
morning. from The text, Luke XAIV., 40. 47th
verses: And said unto thcm-thusi i; is written.
and thus it beloved Chris At to suffer it to rise from
the dead the third day. a., and Rev, r. J. Mich
nels at p, NJ. from the text, 'now abidclh
faith hope. charity, these three, but the greatest
of thcm is charity. Corinthians, 18th chapter
18th verse.
At the conclusion of Mr.. M sermon, tho rol.
lowing gentlemen were ordained elders by Bishop
Early:
TRAvELLiNG.-James j.. L~.ampkin, Robert B..
Bcedles, Thos. IL. Bosgs, james b. Fitzpatrick,
and VIM. B. Twyman.
LocAL.-Wm. b. Sweeney. rho.. G.. Spencer.
James Baily and Milton l.. Andrews
The Rev. DR.. Vim. A. Smith. President Of Ran
dolph Macon College, preached Mt night.
The Rev. j. c. Cranberry preached Mt the First
Presbyterian church in the morning. from the
text; And HAZEL said, bnt is thy servant a do
that he should do this thing This subject:
Progress is sin, we hive heard, was handled in
a mnsierly manner. At tho same churc. lsev. j.
d.. Blackwell preached at night.
At the Second Presbyterian church the Rev. f..
=. Wilson preached in tho morning, and Rev. w
III. Wheelright at night.
At the Baptist Chnrcl,. Rev. w. W. Bennett
filed tho pulpit at IL O'clock, and Rev. W. ii.
Christian at 7 y. NJ.
The Rev. j. l.. Edwards preached Mt the NJ. y.
church in the morning, and Rev. DR.. Finley at
night.
The Rev. G. w. Molly and II, j.. CoGfnan nd
dressed the colored people in The basement III the
new Third Street church, morning and Afternoon.
We have noticed mare Mt lengtl, those ser mons
we were fortunate enough to hear. Tho others
were. doubtless. equally as deserving Of notice.
We at least have heard them oil spoken Of in the
most complimentary terms.
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crTy AND STATE AFFAIRS.

- n. q,
VIRGINIA Annual NrrsxNcE;-Sir' ina"
Session. Fifth cos:-Conierrnce
met at VI etclnsk? services we're con
Quoted by J D S,'uthaih
1fi6aass Of Satafday we're read and approved
when
Conference proceeded 10 tue examination OF
charasser. s,ld me iabiwing eidsra rere passed
N Lee. ) Dev, IL FINLEY. Chns IL iiaii, Jos
Ridiicksl l Gasn, y ncMuiien, ." Mhnc;
! " il'wars!ss9 . hAlwaris,J IA Amiss,sFm l
S1rhe4t.J u Lngeasn, FRANK Stanley Dogs.
p p Wills. sgasl, passed ~ szsstsnation "'
character, and werssa1ssnpe on ~ 7ssPernume-
nry list.
Some oiiecti"irn ssuf kannnnu % snc sot'on 0! Pr
Wills. in ieasing NJ 49, 49, without inc
a,probat'on IS inc Sehtfesse . tase charge OF
Wesleyan feina's &&s&&}6es u'tsscsp' ne st"-
ted the rsss"ns lZshn4z*&sSFs whfcn wers s"tis-
factory to the gy,e1HzE
EE Wiley, Y, lreslseh'1 .. Emory ana lien,
ry College, was ~ "o""'e' II
invited ~ a seat ~isns" t"e mar.
J b M.fferrf' Ase"t" tns "e'h1uis' ruo-
.hing Hoa.e. ~ Nas"vh.s' addressed st"n Con
terence ut some 'ens.n %" II pIo,snihe interests
ii the. Church. ~ HN0tuous ~ ec'''"S
firth the impr"rrio.v n"n pern,''oas tendency o,
,atronining Nor.''t aa.. luo Z paiaeuiIIiy .nns
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MIscELLANE0Us


IGNHE 90 partnership heFctofore existing under tho style and
hFm ID GLASS q Rafae 10 this day dlssAsrl. BY mutual con
snt Mt. Rainc reiires rom the concern. Al pcrrons ha, Ing
claims against the arm Will please present thru 10 Mr.. Glaas Or
payment, and all PERSONS indebted to the nrm will make rey-
neni 10 him, or Ills authorized agents
L. II. GLASS,
oeronna siih, iSa. C1iAS. j. RAtNR.
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CorlpN'r AGRrE.-The case of James 4. Pal
liam who sued =. Cornay for $4,000 damages,
on account If false imprisonment, occupied the
whole of Friday and SATURDAY in the Circuit Court
and was submitted tu the jury Saturday night.
The jury we're unable to agree ON u verdict that
night, and ordered 10 appear on yesterday, but al
ter n second interchange Of opinion they announ-
ced their inability to agree. and were discharged.
Eight of the jurors We're in favor Of 81 900 dam
ages, two for 500, and the remaining two mo-
thing. Counsel for the plain,if-John NJ. Speed.
and fhnmns }. Kirkpatrick. For defendant
Mai. james Garland and A.. NJ. Tribe.
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VIC invite attention to the advertisement Of cx
tensiye sale of land. cattle. and negroes. offered
hy Edward d.. Christian. Such valuable proper
" is rarely offered, and as Mr.. Christian is de-
;frmined 10 sell. buyers had better I've on hand
The sale will take place on the premises this NOR
ming.
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TgNlE rropTeior- NJ these Machines claim, tand ARE pr'psrcd
Il to Substantial the claim,) that their instruments sriH ore
cute, IN M8 besf ,IdBner, amy AMI all Afnds u Hsnf'cToFA.+
Combining, rs they ,l", all the imrro, emcnts whicl, experience
has proved Ia bt requisite III the perfection ol the sewing An
chimes, the, commend thrmncl,e s 10 the public IN the simplest
aud most reliable instrument in the market. and udapted To es-
cry branch uf industry IN which the needle i- required.
They Will stitch. hem, fell, bind and gather. They make u
strong lock stitch, that cannot be rayeled or pulled out They
make Il beautiful, uniform stitch. alike on both sides of The Aork,
without forming ridges underneath.
The Macliups have great strength. are perfectly simple, and
the management of them easily acquired.
Any spool of cotton, f',t"i az stk, nny b. used without re-.
winding. They are almost noisfirss In their operation, aud p3R
W.dr longer than any other SOW ing Machine rNant,
Let Manufacturers, Planters. Farmers llousckerf1rr, OF ANY
other porsons Ia search OF an instrument TO execute any KIM
Of Spriag nor tame by Hdri'nftH, make sure they secHte ne
best, by examining ours before purchasing.
samples q! work sent hN mail.
L. HORTON KfACI. AaESr,
AtCofinthian Hall, Main It. between 9th X 10Th, up stnrs,
nov = dActIanl Richmond, VA.
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y retiring from, the concern Of Glnss n l.ainc. | brs leave Il
I ,ondar in my friends and the public my sinorre thsnksf y th
very liberal patronage bestowed upon the lionscdurng my lo,a
connection vii, II, and ! respectfully request that their favor h
extended Ia tho new roaecrn, which, ! am sure. Will In ever
way merit II. Ioct 10 dtsl IIIAs, j. RAM,
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A Card.-Removal.

WITH n view Of having n larger house, and one In u more
w. central position, the undersigned will REMOVE his stock ri
HARDWARE, Cutlery, t'uns, Nc, ~ the STORE HOUSE, No, 1916
MAIN STREET, formerly knows M " fdhcrya," directly op.
llositc Thu Farmers and Nirginin Banks, which In now tclng
h'indi up In Nh elegant mnnler,. expressly for tc purpose, hnd
viii hc occupied on the 18th IL 0@roHrG, lsha. Having mnlo
large addlHpns 10 my sock Ia the course of tho last month, for
the Fail rrh,lr, hope to present such Inducements and ai'rnc-
ilhns, M Will command the attention and custom of the public.
Those visiting and .resdiug In tho city are cordially Invited 10
rNhinlnc my stock HI Tue why of English Table and Pocket Cut
l,r,, Guns, Rifles and Pistols, Uonst-k erpiug Goods, silver and
ltaiesl Ware, Locks ot every kind, woot und Willow War;,
French Glass, oil Carpets, on Shades. Window Cornicr, Rnnls
aud Pins, Carpenters aud othct Mechanics Tools. Building
Materials, ASlrs and srring-, Carriage Cloths md Iners, tci-
l"es, Hubs md spokcs, Leather Bands, Gum Betting and Pack
luz, calf skins aud other Leather, shoe Findings, English Fri
die ish. siirruls aud Fittings, Circular and other Saws, Chains.
W nfranted Files, Farming Utensils, No, Ne. Beside man. de-
seripiion Of articles not generally tound In llartM are establish
menus. \. NJ. SIMPSON,
Successor Ia Simpson 4 l,ro,
ot l0slts ~ nchhurp, Va.
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80 the Phy>iriaNs Of the Southern state

Wv cit u
"ohon oI""'ho IVA tuo'ta vine
""H" Soh"A"o 'Hvl'y WINE
NOV tart'!'nH uo 'Ade WIN pure c@y'ac brandy, /"
-. ~,
- III
- E., ,.. . .m '
,a ,tun..., .,
ii. 49,.
.,.. 80, =,
l,auI, n,v. onn,u,t 80, ,.r. .n.1
-
,,,t,a,, ,,ta.., rn.,.,.L. .,~ ,..,
- -,
49, t...l =, ,n
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the lat oI January next the name II the now concern
~ will he announced. In the meantime, the House will hs
conducted by the undersigned, and he hopes his niruis and III,
puuiic viii continue 10 extend 20 ilhc very liberia, palrahag,
which It hna long enjoyed. Every attrnttonw III he rnii customers
aud one ot tie itaAi and nostu complete assortrucnis OF good.
In irgina will be .old upon accommodating trrius
N nV q
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WILL adj n bargain In an Enginp anil rotlor aud 2 Tuu
i Horse Wagons. The kngtnr Ia about sixteen .h"rse paw ~
aud ote OF the best Ia ths pincc. The Wagons are new nm,
made by one of the host makors. Apply at i8i Main street
eel lT-dtHsr iawts OEO II. DAVIS.
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f11tfBE PAiNfS.-f have on hand n complete assortment II
4 Tube Paints, Tor Grecian Painting, among which ARE Yer
million, Maple Yellow, turninc, White, blue and brown
Paints, u English manufacture; also. GrGcinn Varnish, Mas.
tic Nafnisl, brushes, Nut oil, Poppy oi, itionciiod and Drying
ul, Ne. &c, for sale by j. II. IIIOMPSOH,
uny Il-dts Druggist.
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Guns! Guns!! Guns!,!

GunS runs! !!
NJ l. are nov IN receipt Of tho largest stnek Of GUNS VIZ
w have ever haI the pleasure OF exhibiting, comprising
me Of the niost celebrated London makers, sucI, M Moero 4
81, VIM: Groencr, B,ntly d son, Manion, lluson, MOrim,r,
evils n Tones, ranging in price from IL " $i00.
ALSO, Dixnn's Flasks and Shot Bags, Game Bags, Caps, WALs
nj every thing necessary to n complete equipment for the He'll.
Also, Colts D aud 8 Shooters, Ansn'-, Smith h NELSON'S AMI
hnrpe's saloon Pistols, single barrclled Pistols. ss
ALSO, Another stock o. t,iose celebrated fIrLEs, nanufactur
expressly for us, snl ~bic, have given suc, universal suits
"hrn. Call and see them. cOLiiOUNs q WILLS,
sept 30-dts So Main street,
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t-, INTENDING 20 remove from the city, ofor at private
MI sale, Ny RESIDENCE, on DIAMOND Ilfl. { lathcr with
the 3 Acres Of Lend thereto atncicl-it being tn, same prop
crty purchased by the Of Manson Whist ms Trustees. This
property j. cun'csrrlly anon, HE most desirable III the city,
The luus" l. 60! lrCh contains IL rooms: l. IN thorough re-
pair: aMl has attached all necessary Duttouses ant Il line We'll
Of water. he ground Is perfectly level. and Is ia n hHe stutc OF
cultivation. /" city purchasers tai, property needs no descrip-
ton, n ii, rs we'll ~ tn high character of He reigI horhoi Il in
which It is situated. Is ton wei kno"n To require prise.
The terms viii lc reasonable and limc made - sit Ihirchas-
es. luov . INl &. A. CDlIibtfS 4
A MOTHER lot of those beautiful lONNErS for ~ 30 and
~ -. at ihov ll-Hsl ENGLEDDfES.
DENZlNE-Fnr removing grease from Silks, libbons,C Cloth,
4 !Nc., iur cleansing tloNca, Velvet, ar any silk or wnuIcn
fabric, without changing the mos. dcicnj, eotors, for SHE by
sept I4-d.s SfA3LEK i JONES
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-. WYATT DC Co.
Tobacco Commission Merchants,

Oh = Il l. ILSTO N, s c.
nlLIGENT PERSONAL ATTENTION givcI io all ON
- signnieniH, and prompt returns always madr.
Liberal advances on Conc gnments. Commissions and charges
'nsopahln.
tT- Ship 10 Luilan i Watson, Richmond, md Iadian, 4
ltinaker, New York.
Refer 10 =" link of the statc,' Charleston, 8. c.: Mnssrf. Y.
!. DEAN, Jr, Il Son, Mcssrs. j. NJ. I%anghorne Il Ca, Me~is
csse Hare " Co., Messra. &. Ford, Jr, ~ Son, L%ynehhurc; the
manufacturers. Petersburg also Of Danyinc and upp,r Virgin.
/; indeed, most Of the Manufacturer Of tho State.
iuIN n d.un,,
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Valuable Diamond Hi! Property Fer Sale

DAEPIIoIF"S Lock sIIrCII SEWING MACHINES,
kb making II perfect ,ulruth stitch on both SIDES, are reduced
Ia 40. oct l5lifl-I WM. l.. PAGE.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
NJ who are Delegates TO The an - Cenfetence
To- commence at L%ynchburg on the 6te3et,Hlo ns1eRsaa
III ~ q. n + yncaihsrrc, will return free Of <hAseS on pfes1k
ssn ne, - the Conductor Of the train q certificate Of The Clerk OF
C fs stating that they are clergymsn ana detssaiss
.,rw prRFIMys-Meado Queen Extract, Wood Viuiet
Extract, RondoIetia Rxtract; Hnmming Bird Bouquet,
l1 a,G Rlo,som Extract, Lubin's Violet Extract; The ladies Win
and t,ese Fyench Extracts Al j. j. ThoHfSvSS
nov 3ds ~
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II \ II II \ y Us
EFFERVESCEET SELTZER ApERIFKT.

sFFERvEEsctHaNsTf sEl1zER ApaR1EsT.
runs valuable and popular Medicine, prepared in conformity
spring. in Germany. in n most convenient and portable form,
has universally received the most Favorable rrconimenlatious
If the Medical Profession and n Discerning Public, MS the MoST
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
! IA q | @
Mineral sIrlng waters, >editz POWDERS and other similar 4i-
Giles, both from its eninPaetness and great efficacy. Ii ma, be
BiHious All ft15ie Diseases, Sict Headache, Loss ri
Apbef,ie, I'.i0tshon, and al SiaHar CoaH.
SPRING AND NJ Err SEASONS.
Its particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers by sea
INA n.h,i ian Inva iiss'T and G CO ,,aI ."is: Can, uI1" af . ye esa,", ang
Planters will find il II valuable addition 10 their Medicine oheai.
With those who have used 1t, it mas high favor and Is deem-
In " EoTjd Sttte # Tie Lire,-lt renders great service in
restoring healthy action.
IN Gont ami Rheunaatisn-it gives the hest satisfaction, al
laying all inaamratnry symptoms and in many e"ses effect.
its success in cases IF Gyuya, Ladigestion, Mart5urn and
tostireness- Proves tit lobe II Medicine Of the greatest utility.
Acidity Of TIE Sto"oca, and Me distressi"g sickneoe 80
Ura0I turing Pregnancy Yields speedily, and with marked
success under is heaIthful influence.
isct 10 The Pties-Acfi0y gently on the bowels, neutralizing ali
Irritating secretois, aud thereby removing oil inhammatory
TaJact t fsinpaluaJls in aucase, uAere a gentle Aperient
or Purgdnre d reqrirsd.
kecpin any climate, and merely requires water poured upon II
to produce a delightful sdsryssesn, beverage: ,,. -,
Of the day, acting gently on the system, restoring the digestive
r r"S Creating snTlss aR q e nssishi + m hnSSoi anS s aS"s Of Of s ,ns s'', ~%iaS
give zest TO every enjoyment. 1t also enables the Invalid to en-
be debafred, and without which life is so irl.some and disires :
Ing.
.inei Of the highest standing throughout the country. and is
steadily inereasing popularity for a series Of years, strongly
TO the favorable notice q an intelligent public
Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and Retan, BY
JOHN a. TARRANT d Co, DRUGorsrs, /.
No. T3 Greenwich ST., cor of Warren, N. Y.
june ~l1-d1y-J, { . co
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OFFICE RAILROAD Coz
- PErERsBr NC, November 10Th, 1859. {
1--WE second daily Passenger Train, which now leaves Lynch-
burg at 1920, p. NJ, will be discontinued on and ater
MONDAY next the fAh inst- L. DiAo.
nov Lids E "a
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S. B T. & Co.,
k.SnCIaburt. va,

nTNiEIN Is
Stoves. Hcateis. Ranges Glatcs. Hollow Ware,
AM NNNtfh .rnENR az
Tin, Copper and Sheot-Iron Work,
ROOFING. PLUMBING, &C..
M J. would call The attention of purclnsrrs IT, our new sup
W ply of The abo," named goods, whicU We are wccLl, ic.
f"t'ing. Having been selected personally with great care, eli
lei from The Nnnutl .urcr-, nj tn lowest cash prices. Mrt,l
prepared I" siit nr and all with The most ornamental, cniInrn
! 81, comfortable, 'tnHiIr, ',cinl, simple, desirable. Uii M
l. inisprnest ar IiHtn, g. strongest, cheapest, lhug, II hri lr-tHs
sHIlihent W have "t'r had IT." prHNdrcu of offering III th- nat X
a. A cordial invitation Il extended To- all Ia examine our
sfoek, nj the HtuNe aud Range Warehouse, III Main street.
y ualibarg, Va. lStpt dsl &. :. BLISS - CO
80 the Physicians Of the Southern State.
Holf,s Genuine Coguac Brandy,
Wolf Genuine Poit Wine.
Wolfe's Genuine Madoira Wine,
Wolfo's Genuine Sherry Wine.
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tic Eatnish, brushes, Nut Oil, Poppy ,nL, I.onrh'd and Dry ing
bH. Nc. Lc, for sale by u. III. ~BIIoMPSDA
n"Y l-ds Druggist.
RucKwiEAT rLo,uE.-A vsry superior article in s'o'o
I'D and for sale by lnnv 3dtsl N. ROLLINS n 60.
Notice.
ENaENCI, German and American rIArg LooGisG-GLSss, IN
L plain and iInry unt, Rosewood, Walnut ind MahuGai )
trat1cs, ii grrntiy reduced prices, nj the old stand.
JOHN l.. WINSTON,
sept 9-dts No. 40 Main ST. opposite the Norveii Iio'sc.
DuREIsLE OF wtiIr >''aT lGA!Jf for prescr,i
l. Brandy Peaches, for sale hy
sept 3-dts SAITH q ADAMS.
German anchor Boiling Cloth.
Mills, that they have on hand i splendid stock 81 l'n!!ins
Cloths Of the above celebrated brand, which they viii sell ~
lpw as can be bought In the market. Let all in want cali, us
they can rely upon getting u good arilcl:
aug 25-ts STlGLEE, PETERS { co.
FAN Trade.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
GROCER ANT COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. l3l Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
T receiving aud will keep on hand a large aud well selected
j. stock Of Groceries, staple Dry Goods, Hudwnre, WOodwnrr,
Shoes, Boots, Hats, Iron, Steel, DC; all OF which We will self
goods to examine his stock before bnying. He has u large loi
of the following goods:
Pulled Cloths, "a and ~. Cassimcres, Cassincts and Kerseys;
Negro Blankets, white and coi0red Bed Blankets, ST. and IA.
sole Leather, Lining and Binding Skins; r. ~
French and Philadelphia talf Skim, PeeA Last. &C.;
Tanners Tools, Tanners on, Lamp Oil and Iallow;
Lfnseed Oh. Zinc and white Lead, CDpsi and Japan Varnish;
bellows, Vices. Anvils, Screw .Antss, Flies and kasps;
Steel Springs, Iron AxeIs, spindics and BolstAr;
Hammered and Roied Iron, Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear and Bills.
tered Steel; t 'si fE
Bale Cotton, Cotton Oznabargs, Brown and Biesched Cotton
Cloths; ts
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Salt, Nails, &c, 80.
Becswax, Tailow and ali other Country Produce. Call at No.
l3i. oct 6-dtf
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Political Intelligence.

The Uy1oy sEynMEyr.-Large and enthusiastic Union
meetings have already been held in Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, New Haven, Hartford and
Jersey City, Similar demonstrations are advertised to
take place in Albany, Troy, Newark, and Mddlcbury,
Snyder county, Pa.
IyCTSDARy DOCUMENTS NEW JEIsEY-A correspon-
dent Of the New Brunswick Ffeeoan states that under
the late decision Of Postmaster General Holt relation
to the distribution of ncendary" documents through
the Virginia Post Offices Mr. Jesse Thorn the Postmaster
at New Market Mddesex county, New Jersey, has de-
cidcd that inccndary and abolition documents, and par
cuarly Helpers Impending Crisis shall not be delivered
from his Office.
SouATTR SovEREzGSTy.-A bnl has been introduced in
both branches Of the Nebraska Legislature for the abo
non OF slavery in that Territory This practical squatter
sovereignty and the right Of Territorial Legislature to
pass sucn an act is upheld by Douglas and denied by the
South generally
ANOTHER UNION DEMoNsrRAnoN.-A Union meeting is to
DO ned IN Troy on some day in the coming week. yet
determined upon. The call is headed by the name of
Gen. John 3. Wool