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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10
AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE. An cx

AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE. - An ex-
change thus tells how New York bride
was surprised on her wedding day:
Two or three nights ago an agreeable
incident occurred at wedding at New
York. The father of the bridegroom wss
sick and unable to attend the wedding.
but desired to see the bride in her bridal
dress. So, Immediately after the per-
tormance OF the ceremony, the " happy
pair stepped into carriage and drove
to his residence. On their arrival they
found the sidewalk, steps, halls, and stairs
covered with flowers, and, in addition to
the warm congratulations of the old gen.
tleman, tho bride received the deed Of
an elegant new house, superbly finished
and elegantly fitted up in every respect.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10

Rev. Theodore Parker expects TO sail
for the West Indies about the 9th of Feb
ruary. He sends the following card to
the New York Tribune:
A Cara.-Theodore Parker returns his
hearty thanks to the many friends, in all
parts OF the country, who send him their
words of advice, of sympathy, or of lofty
cheer, and regrets that he is not able to
answer their letters: the Spirit is CRATE
full, but the flesh is weak.-Boston, 2lst
january, 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10

Frederick Messner, of st. Louis, re-
Gently quarreled with his wife. She went
out soon after, when he, in revenge. seiz-
ed their little daughter. and held her up
ON wood fire in tho CRATE, until she was
burned to death. The brute has been
arrested.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10

A Free State party has been organized
in st. Joseph, Missouri. and the leaders
intend to run an opposition ticket for mu-
nicipal officers. ta4 Ael
The Galena Aaoertiser says that the
Plies Peak gold fever has considerably
abated in that city.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10

To KEEP IcE FROM WINDows.-Take
an ordinary paint brush or sponge. and
rub over the glass once or twice day a
little alcohol, and it will keep the glass
rs free from ice as in the middle of sum
mer. and it will also give as good pol
ish as can be got in any other way,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10

THE SALT SPRINGS OF ONoSDAGA, N.
Y.-V. w. Smith, Superintendent of
these Springs, says, in his report, that
the product of last year reached 7,O33,-
219 bushels. This is l,OoO,O 900 more
than in 1856. Of this aggregate guam
tity, 800, ,392 bushels were coarse. The
one cent duty yielded revenue TO tho
State of S7O.322 10; of which $50, ,622
66 were expended for new erections. re-
pairs, salaries, etc. The brine attainablo
with the present means of the State.
would produce 10000, 900 bushels and
the 3l2 salt blocks in use, could manu-
facture 100000 bushels. Full 5ths
of the product goes to other States
l.370, 800 bushels having been shipped
at Buffalo, and 4,349, ,033 at Oswego. =
AlJany Aryus.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10

a gentleman from Swampvile, State Of
New York, was telling him how many
different occupations he had tried, and
among others, school teaching.
How long did You teach % 81
"Well, | didn't teach long. that IS, ]
only went to teach"
"Did you hire out 90 -aA F''
"Wall, didn't hire out only went
to hire OUT .ea.I ~,
"Did you succeed ?''
Wall, I give it up for some reason or
other. You see, travelled into district
and enquired for trustees. Somebody
said Mr.. Snickles was the man / wanted
to see. SO L found Mr.. Snickles. named
my object. introduced myself and asked
what he thought about letting me try my
luck with the big unruly gals and boys
of the district. He wanted to know il /
really considered myself capable, and
told him wouldn't mind his asking me
a few questions in 'rithmetic and geog-
raphy, or showing my hand writing He
said no, never mind, he could tell a good
teacher'by his gait.
Let me see you walk on little ways"
said he, !" l can tell jst as well as if had
heard you examined"
''H He sat in the door as he spoke, and
| thought he looked little skittish, butt
was considerably frustrated, and didn't
mind it much, so turned and walked on
as smart as knowed how. He said he
would tell me when to stop, so | walked
till thought that had gone far enough
then 'spected suthin' was to pay, aud
looked round. Wall, the door was shut,
and Mr.. Snickles had gone"
" Did you go back p
"Wall. no, didn't go back" 4J
"Did you apply for another school,"
"Wall, no, | didn't apply for another
school," said the gentleman from Swamp
vile, 81 rather think my appearance was
agin me-" -oel
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Pil,e,s Peak.

The following letter is from the New
York Tribune, and, we presume, is per-
fectly reliable :.gtr ts-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14

81 AaD Olk.--lo o1Gs1b - j Lard
AkOii for nls by IIo1m WlSsy
myn S
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~EAarsHoEER's CuRE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANN1RILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM-
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
u Z L

BOTTLES IL, IS and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTgHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept IL
all families in of accidents sudden sick ness
it frequently in less time than it requires
get physician.
1t cures pain any part Of the system snd is used
externally and internally.
HARTSH0KkESCU CUkE-ALL cures Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and ChilbiaiEs.
HARTSHORNE'sC GU UkE-ALL cures Cramps Collie,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HkRTSH0RNE's CUKE.ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
HARTSHORNEs CURE-ALL cures Sprains,
Bruises, scsds, Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARfsHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling of the Joints.
HARTSH0HNES CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from Gold, and Ague ia the Breast.
HARTsuORNE'S CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
siR, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CCREALL, as
it acts upon the Nerves. MI les, Snews, Blood and
Benes, and, by its warming electromagnetic power,
sxpels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
try it.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
In Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns fD
Virginia. 90 l5-6m
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OF ras RICHMOND DAILY pupArcH.
Usivrasrrr OF VIRGINIA, May IL, 1869.

tcoRREsPoSpEScE OF fHS RICHMOND DAILY DrspAreH I
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May IL, 1869.
The session 10 now rapidly drawing TO a ciose,
and all are busily engaged in. preparing for The
approaching 1nAl exam nations.
The orators for the finsl celebrations of the
three Literary Societies, have been elected as fol.
lows: Mr.. John Johnson, of South CarolIaa, ret-
resents the Jefferson; Mr.. d. g Forrest, of Alex.
andria, the Washington; aud Mr.. Stephsas Of
Georgia, the Columbian. Hon. Henry HilIiard
Of Alabama, has accepted an invitation to deliver
IN address before the three societies. Your read
ers will be gratified to learn that these societies
are enjoying high degree of prosperity, and EN-.
body no small amount OF talent.
The Young Mems Christian Association il iu
successful operation. A pamphlet just issued by
the Association, states that under its auspices.
sunday School enterprises have BEEN under ken
at various points 10 the vicinity of the University
large numbers II tracts have bseu distributed by
the Standing Committee. Prayer meesings have
been established at most Of the boarding houses,
with encouraging success; and meetings conduct.
ed for the especial benefit of the servants in the
neighborhosd.
Among the members the following are from
your city: Messrs. J. N. Cullingworth, A. @. Hol.
lady, J. b. Mordecsi, G. w. Peterkin, aud j. B.
Taylor, Jr.
Mr.. Pratt, Superintendent Of the University
grounds. 10 vigorously carrying on bis i'm.
provements. The grounds have been handsome
" laid oil, and large number of trees have been
planted.
Rev. Jno A. Broadus, for some years pastor of the
Baptist church at Charlottesville, has accepted an
Invitation to take professor ship 10 the Southern
baptist Theological Seminary, located at Greene
VILE, ). c. This community, and the State ct
large, will thus be deprived OF one Of its most
able and eloquent ministers.
The trial of DR.. Downey, now 10 progress In
Charlottesville, is exciting much interest.
GrACoMo
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
~ ton, which has been in successful operation for
the last fve years, is situated on
fyfIT

pELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
~ ton which has been in successful operation for
the last fgs years, is situated ngd on qnoun ".
In delightful airy position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa
tients and the successful treatment of disess-
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. H6oms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find it inconve
nient to be treated at their private lodgings;
Particular attention will be paid to the tptssg-ss
rRRMeg
(Fdyablc on the rensovdl Qf the Pdticsst)
White patients, per week.
Colored do. ........".............
Private Rooms, ......:.......S7 to $l5
NJ City acceptances required for patients from
one of the Physicians of the Hospital. -
This includes all charges for Board, Medical attend
aace Nursing aud Medicine: By an arrangement
with the Infirmary Of the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from 81 to $780, Will DO charg
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertaned beforehand By application to one OF the
attending Physicisns.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than . week.
The undersigned will give their personal stteD
don to all patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD. M. D..
Rolvin's New Building. 18th st., between Main
and Franklin.
o. A. CRENsHhW, NJ. D,
franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
WM. W. PARKER, M. D.,
Law Building Franklin street. next deor to State
Court Hous
THos M. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physician
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MYsrERIous sDIsApprAaAScg.-Wha has become
Of Kossuth aud the famous London Revolutionary
Junts, that used otaik "wsr'' against Austria and
France 90 brayely, on paper, when there was no
war. We see no mentiou OF their names, at this
crisis, in the English journss,--and IL 10 fair TO
presume that II they have gone to swell the Sars
diniAn contingent, mankind would have heard OF
1t. Wonder shat side the 'Reds "of tue Lsdru
Rollin school are on-Ffancs or Austria IN. r.
Expfess.
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sR 8. NJ. PrKn & Co.'s PURE C.rAw

S 8. NJ. PIKn & Co.'s PURE CATAw
=. BRASDY.-The Ohio Catawba Brandy has for
several years past, been manufactured from the
gart Jaice 9f Tie american Cdtdtubd Grape, and
has obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes. 1t not only equals but excels the
ch oicest imported Brandies in PURIFY oUALIrY and
RIcH MISS OF FLAVOR.
Head the following certificates:
WASHINGTON. d G. Nov Ilth, 1858
b CLARKE, Esa-or: have made u chemical
snalys sis at u sample of pure Ohio Catawba Bran.
DR.. OF the manufacture OF I'd Pike Il Co. Cincin-
nati, and had il TO be pure Wine Brandy free
from sduiterations or admixture of ingredients de-
trlnental to health-not Fictitious liquor made
Of corn spirits and fiavoring essences; and 1t is
well adspted, from its purity and quality to take
the place OF French Cognac.
THOMAS ANTIsEIL, II D,
Chemical Examiner Patent Office
WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1889
We, the undersigned. having made a careful ex-
animation of samples of Pixies Pure Ohio Catawba
Brandy, hereby recommend 1t cordially TO the pub
lie most excellent article worthy of notice and
well adapted to medicinal uses, where q superior
and genuine Brandy is required.
CORNELIUS BoTLs, NJ D,
A SEMMEs, N D.
H-f Fog sale by WPEfEkSON,
Wholesale Druggist, I55 Main street.
Sole agent for Richslend, Va
SD Is--damGcwIm
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PosrAGE TO SoUfH AAKRIcA.-Lettsrs for Brazil,
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres. or any other part OF
the Argentine Confederation, and the republic Of
Paraguay, are sent 10 tho British mail via Eng
land, the departure Of British mail psckets from
Southampton for Brazil. &C., being regularly made
on the Och day of each month. The single rate OF
postage TO Brasil and Montsyideo 10 ID cents; and
10 Buenos Ayres 33 cents, prepay msnt OF which 10
compulsory in the United States.
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eec OSE OF THs Mosr PnKvALxNr. and

81 =. .ne same time troublesome aud painful disease
snAt attend the human flesh 10 the Fever aud A Uues
ror long time the medical world have been contin.
msnent cure; but all without ei}ecs. Dir j Hostel.
yer. an ex perenced and celebrated ply s!cisn has
suseeeoea IN iniuihishtng :he public with va uable
~. s.sta.naoh ior the cure OF Fever ana Ague. The
spi ana iner, asinG demand lately made for the
pHtsrs aud the universal success ATTENDING It's
an! specific OF the kind. For the cure of the Fever
anu ARue, Dr Hostetter's celebrated stonach Bit.
ost must an shou d claim a superiority over any
other preparation extant 80
where. ~' s0"s'' ''ei'
Sim
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ANorHER ysNUs.-Iti ID reported from Rome tina.
an exquisite statue of Venus has been discovered
in vineyard, half mile beyond the ports Pors
tesss. Il 10 said to rival ia some respects the
famed Venus de Medici but is OF less ideal type.
The head was found at short distance from the
to-so, and 10 minus the nose aud u portion Of the
lip. The hands and arms also are imperfect. Tho
marble 10 Psrian aud the character Of the scuips
turo Grecian.
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AMERICANS IN THg WAR-Capt Jerome Bonapar.e'
who lately returned to France from visit to his
parents 10 Baltimore, is to command q troop of
Cavalry d'Afrigue, every man OF which is mount.
cd on an American station of pure blood. Maj
Kearney, of New York, who fought 80 br$veiy Ia
the Mexican war. 10 stated to have Joined the
staff OF one OF the French Generals Of Division.
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RURRuss Z BRO,

Have In store and o. 3. Custom House, 81 hhds
TAYLOR's sCELEBRATRDL LONDON DOCK 1RAN.
DY. imported by them from John Taylor Of Lon
don. also. In Custom House, Braa1iss Of the f0k
lowing trands; James HennsssJ; Otards Dupuy >
Ierier. and other brands. CHAMPAGNES: Creep
Seal Cabinet, in half pinte; Piper hsi1sick; Held
sick 4 Co, and other brands. All grades of PORT
WINES. eHHRKIES: Duff Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old scotch WHI6
KEY. RYE WHISTLES: Summerdean; LAekeyS
Mountain Rye: pure Extract Of Rye Grain; Funk;
Besores Old bourbon County Ky. and other brands.
Jamaica RUM. Holland GIN, In whole end e pipes.
Hostetters celebrated stomach B,tters. OhAfisf
London CORDIAL GIN. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old Scuppernong Wine,
(red and white.) made in Carolina 6ARDINke.
10 WHOLE half and quarter boxes etc, ETC. Also, 400
90 Choice HAVANA sEG AIRS, which were eelected
in Havana by . gentleman sent ont By ~ Tor tha4
purpose; varying in price from so TO el6c pr thou
sand All of which will be sold 10 DunotuAl Def.
sons on fav0rpble terms-
Cele6Ysted London Dock Brandy,
No 8 Wide Water street.. Irsn buildtng
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DISTRESSING MoRTALIIY.-There has recently been
an unusual mortality in the family Of Mr.. Joshua
II Shelby, at Bladensburg, Md. On the 18th ult,
his son, aged ten years, died; on the 10th his
daughter, aged thirteen years, and on the same
day his wife, all Of scarlet fever; and on the foi-
lowing day Mr.. Seiby himself died Of consump-
tiop.
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PosroFrics MArfERs The name Of the ONCE at
Wsrrenton Junction, Fsuquier county, Va, 10
changed to aOwI Creek A. Deep Greek, Norfolk
county, VI severn y. Ksllum 10 appointsd post
master, vice @. II. Edwards, deceased.
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BLOODY REvENGE-R b. Jordan was assassina.
ted at Sau Andress, Texas, on Sunday the 17th
ult He had sedUced the daughter of widow lady
and continued to live with her in disregard OF the
many warnings he had received from the commu,
nifty in which he lived. Prosecu ton was COM
menced against him, and he had given bail for his
appearance at court. license procured and
placed in the hands of a magistrate, aud he was
again earnestly solicited to marry his victim, but
he still delayed, and expressed bis determination
to live as he pleased in spite of law or the honor
OF the community. On Sunday morning be started
from home, and when a short distance off, the re-
port OF nine guns simultaneously was heard. His
body was found shortly after literally ridded with
tWenfY<odd haIla.
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MoRpHr-Mr. Morphy has again astonishsd the
nse Of the most expert members Of the st. James
Chess Club, viz :-Messrs. LoweDthal, Riviere,
Bsrses, Boden and Bird. The result was that Mr.
Bar Ges won his game; those with Messrs. Lowen
thai and Bodsn were drawn; and Mr.. Morphy wa
the other two.
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Mrs PARTrNGroN ON THE WAR.-Mrs. Partington
says that just before the last war with England
circumstances were seen around the moon ight.
iy, shooting stars perambu the earth, the
desk of the sun was covered with black spots of
ink, aud comments swept the horizoo with their
operic tails. Everybody said it profligsted war,
aud sure enough it did come. Its cosriveness was
felt through hout the land, but the bravery of Gea
jackson expia:ed the American citizens and for
eigu dominees soon became q bye-word."
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IsmuaE 70 YoUsG MnS. REV. ~.
sh-isssv. Of the First Isdspssdsns carssses
css,ch. v,Il deliver lecture 70 yoeeg mss "
to.morrov (sundAy) night, ~ . o'clock.
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Fourth OF July OaAroR-Mr. George Sumner.
brother of Senator Sumner, has been selected by
the city aatories Of Boston to deliver the oraton
1T the forthcoming anniversary Of the declaration Of
American Independence.
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STRANGE CoINcIDENcE.-The Pottstown, Pa. Lecs-
ger says that 1t has been observed as remarkable
fact by the citizens of Dougassville, Berks county
and vicinity, that whenever funeral takes place
at St. Gabriei's church, at that place, il is almost
invariably followed, soon after, by two others
making three funerals ia succession. This curious
circumstance has become proverbial among the
residents of the vicinity, and has been noticed BY
some cf the oldest citizens for many years As
proof that it il no idle superstition or rumor, ihe
present pastor Of the church has recently made an
examination of the church registry which proves
that this curious coincidence has been OF remarka.
bly, frequent occurrence ever since the first tier.
ment in the graveyard. The church is one of the
oldest in that part Of the country.
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BAcHELoR's HoMRsrEADs NOT ExEAPfED-The Les
gslaiure of California has rejected the Bachelors
Homestead bill, which proposed to give to men
who prefer a life of single biessedness the same
immunity from seizure of their homesteads for
debt as now enjoyed by those who have the good
good sense to get married.
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AIu1r I.1V-o'oV. q
The Match Face, between 8. r. Fondren's four
years old by Cbiide Hsrroide mare, aud General
Green's bay mare Fly-away, will conclnde the
weeks sport to-day, and we understand that the
hackers Of b,th entries are sAnguiue Of winning.
H1yaway won race in good time 1t Broad kock
'sst week, and 10 said to have improved Ia form
since then The other mare 10 believed 10 be equal
to che tssk before her. aud therefore is that pubs
lie opinion 10 30 equally divided bet wesn them
Which ID 20 win remains 70 be seen.
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M SAsroRp's L,vRR Isv1ooa.ro,-

1@ SAsFoRB's Liver ISvIaoRaroa-
SosFo9SnIp kNriRxLY FROM aUM.-ls mild and eE
fsctuai cathsrtic. acting first on the LIVER to
s3ect rs morbid matter, then on the stomach and
he~eis. and carries of all matter tha. prevents
their healthy action, and thus streprthsns and
builds up the whole system very rapidly and is the
Desk LIVER INVIu0KATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
pURlYIES THE BLOOD N"" "no
PuRleIES THk BLOOD
PuRlfIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK nEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
UuKES COSTIVESESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE Il
SSia p5 aii pfogglsts fe S-5m
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E6c Sen
REES l. cos
NEW STYLE

THE PEARL AMBROTYPE.
MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE ExrAyT
All styles of Portraits known in Photograuhic
Art. taken at the STEAM GALLERY, I39 Main
street. ~ ~
All work warranted to please or no charge.
Prices ranging from 25c to $25.
Large size Family aroups, and
$1,000 worth of Fancy Casts
Al one half the usual prices
Have your old Pictures copied In the new Al vie
TO prevent their fading
Zee specimens of small children az their
DOORWAY. See II you can fiud any at other
Galleries to compare with them
Beware OF Bnnging Operators and Imitators.
ap Pits
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EXCITEMENT IN TExAs-Texas must be charm.
Ing place to live in, they have so many exete-
men,s to enliven the tedum of rural life down
there The following is an account Of these ex
elements at Bastrop: fte
"The Grand Jury have found four indictments
against parties here for the banging Of Thomas,
Middleton. If they should be convicted we will
have civil war"
The above is dated Bastrop, April 14th. Ano.
ther letter. subseq quentIy written later in the day
says: ia
"The court adjourned. The Judge found rifles,
shot guns, and six shooters 10 demand The mills
tary are out in full uniform to resist the mob of
BuriesOn and other counties, coming to the rescue
of one Edward Toney on trial for Tbe murder Of
Thos. Middleton. Much excitement prevails Judge
Hancock has just concluded a law and order
speech, which was answered by our worthy citi-
zen, G. W. Jones. The lawyers are all armed for
the purpose Of protecting Judge Terrell aud the
records OF the court, which the above mob threat
ened to destroy. The sheriff has ordered all per.
Sons under arms to guard the town. The above
has all happened since dinner