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Another Dedication In Vail Street.
{Fsu:a the Nrw York Evening Post, a5tb1

Last evening detectives Youn. and Elder ar
tie on charge Of embezzlement. The facts are
these. On the 10Th inst, the banking house OF
"lns'ow, 1-aoier / Company, No. 81 Wall ST.,
missed three thousand dollurs. The clerk Lit
tlo was suspected, who stated that he had lost a
package containing the amount. Some days
previous, broker Lad found 4 package OF
checks, &c, belonging to tAc house, which lie
returned 10 the firm, stating t'sas he had picked
it up in the street Little Stating that lie had
lost 1t from his pocket. He had arranged the
matte, It is supposed, to further his designs to
If ct deeper game.
The firm accordingly placed him under the
surveillance Of the officers, who employed ex-
traordinory vigilance to trace his movements.
They dia not tiud that he ''kcpt house" up town,
but visited places Of disreputabie character aud
expended money freely for wine and other ex-
pensire luxurles. Several days had passed br,
when tnally he was observed to rntcr hotel
on the northern side Of Houston street in
company with Californian. The officers fol-
lowed them and arrested Little as he was dull
lying in the parlor- The Californian knew
nothing OF the matter r.ior to the arrest. Lit
tie was taken to the police headquarters, and
on being scurclted ninety dollars was found III
one OF his boots. The detectives followed III,
their clue, and scrutinIzed their prisoner with
SUCCESS; sixteen hundred dol'ars more beng
found by them about fire o'cIock this morning.
Little was committed for examination. The Of
Gcers dc>rrre much praise for their dexterity
in "'working up" the matter
, 1859-09-28
CALIFOKNIA.

The political news from California is not en-
couraging: With rarc want Of tact, tile 4inli-
Lccornpton Democrats md Republicans have
failed to unite on Congressional ticket; and
tho probable result will be decided Admins
traton triumph. 1t is possible that the good
sense Of the electors may retrieve the mistake
which their leaders liuve made, and that Nc
Kihben and Baker will be rctrrncd Tint.
however, seems to DO almost impossible. We
Ito not pretend 10 know who is blameallc for
this laundering; nor is it worth any ones
trouble to enquire 1t is sufficient to know.
that if the next Presidential election should be
thrown into the House Of Representatives.
California, which has IN overwhelming NIL
jority in opposition to Democracy as cxpound.
I'd by jeff. Davis and Buchanan, will yuto for
tho candidate pledged to carry out the policy
which they have inausurated! There's tic
r7lbl
, 1859-09-28

LAEGE INAUGURATION ExrEcrEp.-The liEer-
poo! 1'mts says it has the lest authority for
9tatloK taat the prospects, of emigration to the
un.sed states arc most promising, and that au
act1Fe movement for some months is anGcipa-
ted. The latest emigration statistics show that
whi!e there T. large falling Of in tie 1rish
enigrants is largely increased.
An extra Of the Canada Ga=tfls has been is
sued appointing Thursday, the third day Of No
rembcr. general holiday and day Of thanks
elTIng ior the blessings Of peace md plenty
now enjoyed in that province.
4 SEW Monuox PArER.-The 1da says: We
hare information from the most authentic
source TINT a new paper is about to be Issued in
this place, from the office Of the Dtstr<t Attrs.
It will be anti-Gentie. .politico. Mormon in poll
tics, we suppose. and will indulge IN matters Of
an eaFfhty nsture-the object OF the Netrs being
solely to build up tue Kingdom Of God. Selah.
A LOTTERY sw1Sp1E " N1rrrp." good deal
by the discovery and breaking up OF IN exten-
s'7e lottery coucern, which was operated By an
ex-Sehooi Commissioner named +. b. Daley, of
that place. DALEY was iddling with amazing
success On two strings oi = swindle ;-advertis-
1ng very extensively throughout the Southern
States, two different schemes-oce purporting
to De pan whereby any young man could
-AS0A FA1V " El1V pSE uQukl W4kuUAt ID
Dor, by lnclosing Il to :" H. G. Winthrop, Ge-
nrva, n r. for proper instructions. &C.; the
other purporting to be d Lottery Scheme Q. the
"i.awTenceyille Co., Laurenceyi!le, "a ," which
offered to purchasers Of tickets the chance OF
obtaining Louisiana Sugar Plantation, worth
$50,oo0; Kentucky Home, $32 900; an Ohio
farm, $4,000; eleven good Farms, 100000
sixteen Farms, $4,000; three hundred Land
Warrants, md six hundred and seventy small
ns1zrs In cash, n,aking grand total Of s2oo,-
Wheu bis doings were exposed, lie was aceu.
muIaiiHE piles OF rem,ttances from the "Ereen
'uns of the South, and WIS Oh the high road
to fortune. lie was arrested and held for trial
but admitted to bail in the sum Of Il 900.
NEGROES 70 PEaFoRx MlL1rAnr SERVICE Is
MAssAcursE17s.--ln the Massachusetts House
Of Representatives,, on Wednesday, the chapter
upon the Volunteer Militia being under cunsid.
GRAFTON. an amendment was moved by, Mr. Kim
ball, of Boston, striking out the word white,
SO that there shall be no restriction US to colol
in tue enrolled militia This amendment WIS
adopted, yeas l4e, nays31.
- Among many curious and unexpected
facts presented in Mr. Parton's forthcoming If.
Of Gen. Jackson. is lhe statement that Genera
Jackson, began his career as = te4cier Of nr
"O'd Field School," IN South Carolina, and il
that vocation earned the money which support
ed him while he studied law.
, 1859-09-28

STATE OF AFFA1Rs AMONG TUE sA1xTs-sorru r4s
WAGON EOAD COMPLETED,

STATE OF AFFA1Rs AMONG THE sAlxIs-sorru rAss
WAGON EoAp coMrlxTEn.
Hmm the 81. Jo+e7h jounall
1.y The Salt Lake Nail which reached tl,is ctr
Yesterday, wc have stutes to the 31st ult. Wo
observe frou. the ttl}.y Tan that the Nor mons
hare no respect whatever for the laws, and ,Ile
obedience they yield il only in form.
Sreakin:: Of the administration Of jussirc and
thu trial Of criminals. :hc Tan says witnesses
are eririft7 awsy, aud in SONIC Instances tic
parties iusn,ical 10 the Mormous murdered or
otherwise disposed Of. That paper further aids ;
The whole object mud design seems to ts to
throw obstacles, .slasslv, dcalhly obstacles, in
the way Of tue administration Of justice, lie is
. madmau or kaa.e who Will d.uy it in the fact,
Ct these fucts.
1t is tauntiusly asked. why 10 not the Federal
authorities prevent these things! We rer1,-
that the authorities can do notling unless upheld
a.y the sentiment Of the community, where MI
tbority is exercised. Is it upheld 50 hercy Had
these outrages been practiced elsewhere, The
whole community would lare been shocked.
and the country would be full Of seekers for The
perpetrators
, 1859-09-28

4 pamphlet narrative of the revival in tbt
north Of ireland he's been published. It is de
] scribed as great movement operating upot
| large masses Of the people, The first ''a~aken
Ing III Ulster was ut Connor in county Of .tmr.H
"a thoroughly Presbyterian district, inhabited
chiefly by small farmers and linen weavers
Tile district seemed u very unlikely spot for
1eyisa!, the people being cool, slrcwd, practi
ca1 SET in love with arsu,neniative prcacl,uy
anl quiet, intellectual relIgiunis1n 1t begin
about eighteen months agu WIS ut first slow il
its progress, but III time oyersuread the whole
district. Tie meetings were for several months
sober and still, without evcn Responsive aneus
ur weeping.
The t,ertpaucpce of tl,c impressiou protlrcrd
is Just the point upon Which ercu many reli,,.
nns n,.on]r h.rc tha;r I,nhta ria ,a:t;,,,n,., :.
If ,},.. numerous inr md crsrco, r;s;,or. ~ ~
that the reul work Of euuycrson j. s,en]iiv rro'
crossing. The latest intelligence rum The
Nurti, n ireland IL TINT rio rrr;rul n,nhr,cas
ururjy tb. ,yl,nfc nj IJf.,cr inc!na;n. I..tr,st
J)unnrbafee. Antrim. Londonderry. t:oIcra;ne
kilIinrl,y. Leitri,u. Ney,nnlinaya,ly and nti'sr
,owns aiii districts.
"Ktyiyujs'' 81, hoard steamhoats-~c,sca ~
pcrsons "s,ruck nt ra;twav ,tat;ou.N;n he h.
s,rtet-.yc1, in tim room nnr1nrs"Mnrt. r'.corI.
al Nr E;,r.r af s,!r;o. u. I,...n,.ia.
Snrtl, and o,hra rcv;rnl;s.s ,,n,. i,ao,, ar"r
H." .,',,,. - IL; ;.ta5 nH's ee. u'si ~
rxritrmrut ami 1,urn ent}.urorad !, +r.u .f.-
rnr,. ,,,rt;cn,rix ~ Sc'tln,t 10 ,s'I;,;.'.' =;
tl,c s,,,,a rl..rn,;an h,,, :. :, ta e".i. rnt -,
s,,,t r. .nx rs.t, ha,, 80" ,1.;aa ~
~ ,ic syo-t snr..nI !. ,es,.,. .,,.'." d.
s,r.,,;r,, n,,'f o1,s,r.nras =, -.
in th'. mnr ,r;mur. ,md ~ ,..or. m aenta.'ous ;s,1
t,r,w.,,s IT ,j,m,.onds r..,hir.J n',,,..;s;"e III
r,.,;,,;un;ess ;n.:ns, .;ae'.o; su.'i'slsng am
alI,o;,c.. Humir.,ts ~. ~. t,. ~uJir :, r."..
~, ,l,;r tn:rs j., .ho a,I;taa .u " s'ftr IT.
.I. - E'" ~" AttG
frc,inr who'll: families. strcc,s mn h,n,i.,.
YouuIs u,eu. shortly brfarr hv the;r n,Sn ~.
bst an intlulss;n,- in ,t, scs,,..x nf rera,rr
sen risf;nr 1he Sci cYhn.,i,,,, ,ha aa.J';'a.
talino n naF, in thu nIuvsr ,,e,.,;.,, and 81
firth b. "AN S0
The drunlcn 0rnncempn reed .o rrr uro
with thc pone can,fsn,e, r.s;'isn+ =,
FIN ra;,Ihnrh,oi e,r ~. ~. =: - 1
nov. mi that tf,ere - h-o,ar,r E.ei;,a IT,
tween Cu,hni;c. a,vl prat.st,nts rsnr r tha
conyrrts ,Te iiomun f,athni;cs. nd ,,.n '. ere
nr ,i,., r,;,t a..,.ot ~ ai,...s!, 1 A'ute
revival Ina nr1sst cnn.1a,u,,j !, ,nu: nne
Lecture 4na,t! In of II 10 49,. ras,,1. ~
arrnrrr fnn r. h;s cnnrr.out;n', ~, 1.;s ."n.<
hnut Crom ,he fcc,nr. s,;1i ~ i,;s c,,~naH;n"s @
..Wtil friends nj Iavr ~ s,v ie ;f ,i'a I"..;i,
,ux dnne iii iii. there ,nns, IL. = ,,v 5a.;t. -
I'm yery sure tie oui' onc ,ynutn't do !, ~ III
at olj " AN "'1
Thc *awatcninr, hac,n rorr .;,o,,1,.1n T.,
some nlacex FnT ;nst,oco ~ Il ,,I."isr" hn 80
..ap Oh 4 fair DIV. 4 mar whs se.;, in ~. ~,
1I,e 4f1ir hill 1rar;nv ,ioui mi ,-,;~.. r.. ~
mercy tn his so,l RI. str,nr. f,r, n.y., ~. ~
uurttI frnu, housc IN housc 5,,d iii ,,as..e,
tt,at he had Inst lis r,.snn. WIFI. snn,o III.
, 1859-09-28

A New KIND or ASSURANCE who have
bet n familiar viii, tho grcat variety Of risks to
:shicla tue principle Of Insurance has been ap-
piled, might well be startled at one which has
recently come into vogue ou tho other side Of
tue waicr. 1t is not against accident. or ,hct1,
"r en,tezzlencnt, hut against hazards aflcr the
soul las left the body. Astounding; as the tset
i, the London QnarLrfy E<s;it'r assures ux that
shere !. a " society fur Assurance against pur-
E.losy, which. for threc-pence n..week, under
'aasses duly celebrated after the decease Of the
, 1859-09-28

ming commanders lonors and emolumcnts if
Ao 4'cs 10 deserve them. When le goes into
IN o'taek' he secs not only victory but pair
~. =, spa1'etses anu military title US the posi-
". 'e""'u Of lis steadincss and courage. Ills
pF'de md ambition have that stimulus which
" "'h the hest, soldier in tho world.
ny, a'l,s' II ls dash mere discipline cannot stand.
,"c french example is Tint lest suited to our
u government and the genius Of our
people, and we hope to see the day whcu the
.Anhs Of IN American army will he filed not
~ 'o1e Sagabonda, the debris which foreign
emigration has deposited on our shores, but 'y
~: who will sec in enlistment the road
'sa %n,cn certainly, If their merit deserves it,
leaas to honorable station.
, 1859-09-28
. ctxrorHrKn
TEKE FEEETAf:Lt kNtEAt'rS and put up /
GLASS t;hS;S AlE TIGHT, aSb WlLL

.. cLNr1rNrKn
TIKE FEEETAf:Lt kNtEIa'rS and put up u
GLAss +:tSs.S ALE TIGHT. 3Sb MILL
h-EF IN ANY CLIMATE.
Th- Family Catkarsc =: TT. i'rn: - IN we'll know
I4LL II Iru:te hut tha. tst,x:& ait.Atjc. aek
Gfe ,Hh4tc xh:en the - t.scre't F~st.onA Ut th4
pf@fris'H HE I-As a-t1l IN h- - ttwet.
F:a4tts muEe shan twt:.ke r., rrt,,. r,.h.,..
years ~, ~. .,t.n a,ust .t'ss.Ns s
Lee nFstahtv Increasing t.'f:* well ta-ats1 f.et,
demand frnHl tht>. h.. - l~-u ct4nOu. nr1t efnm
Lave hne ,,>,t the Pills tutft% ri thr narsf trvr-
an: The s2tl-1Ai1h w:heE = at,+ EItf1ett xhck net
a-s3ftss III u tsr alike ever; trsst 1t lhf
tsr. l4ri iEatc,.t rae, a{rsBtaFy a. Il, and m,
ttn within ir rr:.ea " I'll ,rat .ni .afr IL I'll ,a,-1
.lrEe 1atrt: s E..,!t. s.ci as Iranrr,uen.4 II tho
Shai.cn. ~vv:ne+ l'E~ tn III. aack 4.I Ions tt-sr-
he... fan mt ~enr.+ The ~s1 l~-iy. fr11 sudden
IL whr! t-luchfv. u nts~ stL snl ~ nx
81 Fsys:' l'ss = APP ~. ;sr ~ sv'raiea "f ':
htSa a.i t'a.a.!",'"'y i'tse.9, W'ra. In t.htIr'
nsa.i IN aatlsi sr*.t !'unl' "s th- E'-"3. III
t1a il Lis a.sst1!s<n.eas- !'ust, tr1
lrfco Three DlRiaes.
The Lses lasxat"r aai Family Cah1rte l1l!s .fs ~.
Etttf by irHk.s. irGc!ay. Ft4 w.JvsAe ty tho
1:ala In III the iAExt tuwus
!. T. ". SANFORD. ". H.
, 1859-09-28

1U& 10 3EUp 1ts
Tie jackson 44itfiss;,pia" copies an item
from the st. Louis Evening l:pt about the cx-
portation Of Slaves from Missouri 10 the South.
and remarks:
Precisely sol The "drain" Of slaves from
the border Southern States has "comn,enccd, :"
and is protesting with fearful rapidity, and
will continue 50 long as the present induce
they are relieved entirely Of their xlaves md
IRE thus dedicated to free soil The only way
to arrest this alarming current Of events, is 10
remove the restrictions upon tue foreign Siave-
trade aud open up other markets.
, 1859-09-28

REFUSAL or nErcnLlcASs AND ASr,-LEcoNrroS
FoncEs TO YrSE-nArAGp 1AY1oR-T1se ALLE-
GnaSIANs, ETC. i
iSpecial Correspondence OF The Missouri Democrat
sAx F&Asc.sco, Sept 81, 1s9. :
The most important feature of the political
news Of last week, is the utter extinction which
the ]sepublicans und the anti.LecoMptonites
hurc brought upon themselves by a refusal to
unite upon q ticket for Congressman This
result 30 ardeutiy Hoped fur las been entirely
dissi puted by the declination of the anti- L..
co'uptopites 10 fuse. An address from tue Re-
publican Central Committee says:
- he rum0rs which have been aD0at for the
past few days, relative to a union upon the Con-
grcssional ticket, between The Republican and
anti Lecompton parties, make it proper and ne
cr>sary for the Republican State Central Com
insstee 10 state that no sacl, arrangement will
be n'ade, az the leaders Of the auti.Lecompton
party, after making the first advances for this
purpose, and after favorable respsnse on our
part to their proposition, have failed 10 come to
any understanding with US upon the subject. 1t
Is tlereGnre, the duty Of all Republicans to use
every effort for the election Of tue whole Kepub-
licAn ticket"
Mr. Murdoch, the Republican candidate for
State Printer, has withdrawn in favor OF tho
aati-Lccompton nominee. Join O'3Ieara, but it
is presumed the Central Committee will not con-
sent 10 the arrangement, but nomlnate some
body else to fill the vacancy on the ticket.
Murdoch wus never considered here irst-rale
Republican anyhow, IS last year, during the
Lccomptnn excitement, lie announced himself
for Douglas.
Bayard Taylor gave his first lecture last even
ing. Subject: "The Arabs" The Association
par Mr. Taylor s., $40 for four lectures. say in
ull, s., COZ for the course. They hure already
received, in cash, S3,e0U for tickets. The lee
ture last nj sEt WIS given ut the American The
81,
, 1859-09-28

lnc foor Old Pope Inns taken tile sacrament
apo now proposes to die. 1t is not within our
p1o'4nee 70 wish him relief from the mulutud9n'
ous cures OF Church and State; but let us SAY,
II Should please the Lord to call him hcnsc,
tneFe arc few in Europe or America who would
c4qtch bis sacred garments TO prevent the exc
cptlon Of tho Divine will. 1Io las been so
lavish Of his promises to lis opprcssed pcop}e,
and so tardy in performance: 50 sensible Of
their suderings, and 80 negligent Of the means
Of relief; 80 well aware Of the n;ous huu,1uc-
gerry Of lis Office },t 81 1ot, tn ,,reak 4 linl;
Of tile chain of su,.orst;t;o, ,,. ,r,c,, Lie c,.
drcn arc bound 4l,t If = ,,,o,sos pro;;ao,cc
to appoint somc other ,r;cst or c,rd;na, tn the
custody of tho r1;ca nil, 1,,;o,, po1no ;s f,,c
10 the leadership of t1c rc1;cioos nnocessious
which make t]e streots of tho r,or,,, City so
attractve-,s ,],o ;o,,o. r;,a,,,.o,o,.e 4r1,;,.,
, 1859-09-28
Hc1itiues. ,Srr.
nj o1sE To EE AUV71,Fn
RICHEST D1Anru
Torn by Kings Or Emn,,,..

What Why n Beautiful 4f.,a.-
Escause It il laa ornament G.1 iii. ri. ~. =. AAtfs
Eest.t. although tie r,&. nv h'l-o fer vi
tle teeth be thv.t VI psarta II thr -.4t ef AHRx
ernx the hair be &b4ir4 ant A1ise1-4 ha. - cav
w"rsesLIl II sptnkle4 with 4rty, nn:urr vi, W. "
Than hat her ehatma. f'"f- Nouds HaY kri r.,in =
hrft, aI5u. ornament. kta.t ths o,..i,
al t"t.r. Ths ~stst Il The int ID the eu.sls ii 4n!
TkA:.<sk: >'
NV yoxx. April ~ :s:e
Pa. Woon:-Dear Str: Permit nc expr- = !. ;. tia
obiEAs aAs uusf for tue euEre xsuraa.a II mt bAF
aFp!i"a Of your -lf4r atnratirs Il svn recuvr.rI =
o1ai hge !ssn!sf yeur Restorative = vtTy wstptt
III nssnI'h. qats <dt4c!"':. !. veil ~ aSr s..Le.
? an. de4r tIz- rrus. truly, s TIALc:KG.
"Dryca sGxyllesiytsa.-
With Newspaper oElc. Il y.sa.uss AnrI Il 1saa
rnos. o: J. Noen:-I'-.r Sir: *une m.p,h Or ,x
weeks srcr!ve1 1e yur IL .r ttstce,iivr ,sI
xaVe ny Hlle ~hn euae!3 tu Try en- her hxJr 1!A
th!n1inx 4 W ts1e ~ Il woal tho my har Il
few Wstka trial It has prsfo ue th4s ~un,:e. E: t,t Nv
tuniSs al ar TS hairs II tlask bus, at ,hn smn tlmn
identifying 1nl thlcs nttx The EalE. Tusy r.. ,uuthl
at thsls hals. CHARLES GAEuEw.
Nxw Yosk. July e, !Sa;.
FEnV. q. J. woon:-Wlta e,nadrAee ,it | rteunn..n1
yout l{3f r. xrat4rs beng te luss ,4. a,;ir1r
viii. krrs Which An,tt whstp have gradually x,nx
dark And feel onnent that few application.
vii Ectne them to their p4uFa c'ut Il as' A~ trtv-,l
me Of all !n'ff md isch.nS, r.n.'ncn
Pessons w''u p<rsplre finely. J. q. klLEY.
o.; J; WOOD 60. rEop1stors .: B..ad~ay. wv
2ad ia Market r.. ~ ioua M.s.
AMI +ta By al sood DFuxss aHd Fancy Goos pcslsr:.
, 1859-09-28

@......... WARRINGTON STREET a,
cHfcAan,
Ine s!t'%cshvr Is p,pa,ei to eY,;,h n, in ,.,s. ~
s'.a auant et .e from sap- rof gua,y of so<i.i H.
1s1-s .t,At *kttusea paper He u 1uppl t.
~ sst c1 frsvss lnk. Wood 1yps. Aa4 trtr,n.ss (
Enot t. @ tef eompaets printing odcs. s<rlp, i
"salnx : . oic<s 1u sppkztlon.
@o1sE5s6 L. DODGE, Ttea1Qrvr.
, 1859-09-28

/: AMERICAN CATuollc SrPPvRr1Sc Mkx,cAS
DEsro!,s4.--A Mexican correspondent of tho
New York EEprtt* writes: Bishop Labastiie.
one Of the cieseress men Of the Church Of
Ncxieo. has gone 10 your city, and his success
with Bishop Hughes is here believed TO hayc
hecn vers great Hts friends STATE that Bishpp
Hughes las completely espoused his cause, and
given promise uf support in carrying out bis
,uission-which is no n1oro or less than to pre-
10 the cau.e of human liberty 10 Mexico"
, 1859-09-28

ukAL1's roc7rA1r or THE rnrs7pESr.-aIr-
]lca1y, the artist, arrived in Washington. on
Wednesday, aud brought with him IN Gninisl-
ed portrait Of the President OF the United States:
The portrait will be finished At the executive
mansion By The artist.
, 1859-09-28
Mlllel1ern.

10. 6S--Lake Street.-The. GS
NSW TRIMMING ST0aE AND NkW GOODS,
cnts'ane Of 1adlt. Drrs and coaz Trimmings, Shawl
Doe1s CoEses and general akorent # Tired f;o>ds
"saA" o1ef n The lowest Ies the bet styles At SEts
Tie Se3 Wovea sksf would ssil attention belas
superior 10 al sshers. II. S. HECKLE
s:1$a&4n 10, e5 Lake street.
, 1859-09-28
CANFORD'S LIVER INVI(;U-

Never DebilituteR.
It onmpout1e4f enris t;um- anil las btanme
tssa! he'd |4<f, *t-mt1 Mrrleiae k1uvn
ty al ttat have u- Il, an. 10 rstt u win euaa
tenet u al 1-ea.ss E,f hc. 1 = .vvon.nx n.te4t
II las curr1 thau% .r!s ~: EhrunEc Dtasr:rs surs.
within fht List tNn ysaI. = Esr trrriahts, IvAxnfs.
who ha4 ElvsH up al hte* ~, lrso ~, SUR Stn =. IL.
Of rsE!rf the ilaltuat c..tIsrnera Col.
unaoictteI CT tea:Gs In : fc t.huxta ch txFa Nor.
my pu+"<ss:on shaw. : tu@. ran!cE1 IhtsHtuE..
n" C'*~ nsn*s re 1aTt X F.-5s!+nec. aunl!.t,
70 thF t<n! traxnt Of the male Es1anrp.e> a"! may
hM!svstal t+ilns II, ant b. n.! r,t ~. .fu1iy ~ Al,
ts<1 in snc uAnsi' ipnllIa1v 4mls M.iitnr
Acs Srht* IN IN" law s. - II VII: cure six llEtlL
Let Tile s'tf,ste* II your A'HE. tA* ihpu.an Is 4aa
lrl.ment xu!r IN f.e ir.,!:s l.. twenty u.uu3. =
u-e of ihr LIVER lNTi- = ii swt,G thru rc.,nnt-
LU1sATs. and Il VIII =. .t,!. ar :,.k.u Al cum .u:-
c.r~ Live: Tom: Lin $. Iii. = nlSls ct als.sk.
let's AlLckA Dyspepsia, -
~ who arr u.!nx It giving testimony t1 Ia favor.
EE NIX Wafer In TIT Enlla <!.s. tty.xuEaipE All
s~a.1ow both tusrti-r.
PFlce Ono Jsol1ar per Bottle.
, 1859-09-28
Arrival Of. the Overland Mail.
Further News from the Fan Juan Diff
Guilty.

The orcrlnnd mail which left San Francisco
on thc Cd inst, reached here III good season last
night. We could not lcarn of II bringing any
passengers.
i. We arc indebted to tic Express Company for
tho usual files Of papcra.
i"tace Greeley, says the Francisco 7s,a<s Of
t''r I'd inst, has determined 10 lcayr fur hoplv
~ the :th inst. Messrs. c. X. Garrison & Co.,
had prot1cred him statc.roum uu tue Uncle
Sam, which he had accepted.
Tho Overland Nail which arrived iu San
Fr4ncisco OH the 2sth, mnde the quickest trip
between San Francisco and ST. Louis On re-
c"r'' III. time being but 20 days, .; hours, mad
50 minutes,
On l.r :::ih ut. there was dcstrr ctiye fire
in Colunhns, cnl. Owen Fallen, proprietor,
und J. Reilly, liquor merchuns, were the princ.
pal sufferers. $2v,0u0 will cover the eutire
lusS.
, 1859-09-28

IT. zen vast remedy
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I'HN u. t.aNh. "a Lake
K~Fcr t,r. thurehslr% av.
1u1 hf the Hytul.h' @.,Iltes.
Tin: N't t'IE'IiN u.P.AEh'S
III Lake strut.
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JUN d. f-AEk. 4: Lake
EFeyt.
r. Tor : Liver anil ny.pep.
=: ks:rtItY. fo In JU1lN ID.
FAkk III LAkeet,
tsn,4P;s,. rSr v<Fs;nxs n; 8 x y *';m e,
fSs: I; f;it ,;s., ): joas Il: + S. iS&k: II I:
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JOitS d. E.l.i l.kc.st
EF Far E.I fei.pu> brg md
Tug krra"I Ettxru;aftrs ~
!" T'tlS Il. F.aKK'S "a
Lake atIref,
II For Remedy Esr u.
ea*ta Of the skin, 70 IN
JorS u. PAKk, liz l.aks
fE fnE Fancy &.a5n. pra.h.
{. anil Tf!irt ts1lcles r, -
loHS l.. tAKKS, ie4 Iaks
s:.xe1.
kf FIR Handkerchief Et
tstts and Irrfr7,rYY, - t.,
JOHN u. fAEk'S, Lake Il
For TraH<< @houLIss Braces
and Abdominal suctrr,1.:
tfeT Ire 1<rntA for the mauu-
FIXTURE. art will sell at fvv
price, j1IS y. rAEk, III
IlAE.ft
, 1859-09-28
II urNt1urE, Nr.

II U Il n l Il U r E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
Trustees Sale Of Land In Franklin Co,

10y virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by Isaac Jones, Jr. to
lDlsaac M. Jones, trustee, 10 secure tho payment Of Two bonIs
therein mentioned duo 10 aaid Isaac Jones, Jr, aud recorded In
Franklin County Court Clerks Office, the I'd day Of october,
1851, (and 10 which doed the undersigned was, By an orlcr OF
the County court Of Franklin, pronounced tho 9TH day Of De
ccipler, 1879. substituted M trustee In The place Of the said isanc
NJ. jonosl | shall, on Tho 1lth dry Of JANUARY, 1880, upon
the premises, proceed 10 sell hy public auction, for cash, n Tract
uf land lying IN said county OF Franklin, belonging 10 tho said
lsnac Jones, Jr, known as thn BUFFALO tract, and adjoining
the lands ri Harvey Clayton anu Others, containing wv acres,
more or less. Persons wishing 10 purchase can ascertain the
quality Of .atd land by inqnirlng Of parsons residing In tho
mighborhood, or of the undersigned at Rocky Mount, Franklin
County. dec p-lm u. II. DENNlS, Trustee.