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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24

Tnr SLAVE FINDrR.--Wc invite care.
full attention to the prospectus of this
paper in another column, and we are
anxious to see how many persons in
this county will subscribe for it. All
who will, can give us their names
rich, off. We are bound to print the
paper-we will Issue the lst number
by September, on large, new and
beautiful type. In appearance, no
paper in the Union shall excel it. We
want fifty subscribers to it in Frank
III "ounty-and we want 100 of the
subscribers to the Home Journal to
TAX IT, Who will they bel Now,
don't w"''' Send in your names-not
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24

But 10 be po0r--lts honorable, as the
fellow said, but then its very inconvc.
nient. So we shall stay at home, right
here in good old Winchester, and we
shall enjoy ourself just the same as
If we were ut Saratoga or Newport.
1--WE do not say Bcershcba, for We do
really think Il man can see morcplcas,
urc, and have better health at Beer.
Shcba than he can at all the Surato.
gas and Ncwpor1s in the wide world.)
Bat while these summer resorts are
being filled up with II temporary and
plca.ur seeking population, and the
cities and towns, in consequence, are
being ,hinncd in proportion, We can.
not help wondering and doubling if
these people do actually accomplish
what they 20 for. Aud now, we think
again, and feel Ike admitting that
they do. Our doubts were %cngcndcr.
''D''''
'" ~ P''S""'''s' 't'"'o"'h' 'hht 'h'y
"c'' 'oT hcallh-'or II ShIll Of fresh,
country air and relaxation. But are
cocN''l''H ana c"DDIrfs' Ia'c hours ana
not rooms, c"nc0in!lah'H OF country
"IF' ""'d society Sprhd oceans OF
money l"F dresses 10 take country air
~ "'' ~" a''l'P''" 'Hc proper gear
'"' cunning '"r mountain IN ANA
WIZ" S"c''Iy c"'''S O"CN from me
'F'''S'' """ "H"c'c'S -N"hl me
"'''' " 10 n'"''" l"''"cF laHs'iah'
'""' u" H"' ""i c"'''''y ar DUN
an" nonsense i'oht TAX 10 US Of
''""''5 an c~''''9"'''c "atrr' Nci-
we've SoIn''''H'S "cc" III 'hc N'cIhI'y
o. watering p''c'S' ana we d!d hlIaII
10 use our 'IcsIEH', cijh'f.
M"'" society goes I" the springs to
,""'' me ""''r- '"l"SIc" W.T." Il ''t''"
BI~uuIN-~lnI 10 shake hands with UiI
cr male society. Female society
goes 10 nirl with male society, and to
Int dress other female SIrlDIp WIr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24
Land f;OH. Sale.

BY virtue of two orders OF sale issued
from the Circuit Court, against Adam
Hancock and J. J. Thur,ton, in favor of
Herman Nassaeur, | will, on Monday,
the 25lh Of July next, offer for sale, for
cash, to the hi hest bidder, two lots, or
parcels o(Iand, known a. lots Nos. IS
and 20, in the plat Of the lands Of Asa.
bel AIIuch, deed, lying ia district No.
|, Franklin county, continuing about 81
acres, sued to satisfy said orders Of sale.
J. W. CUSTER, Sh'N.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24

A FooLrn PIX >crIcE.--Wc have Of.
ten thought how foolish it was lor
young people to meet at some house
as n party, and dance ill midnight,
then g%ormnniize on candies, nuts,
cake, &c. These things are very in.
furious TO the stomach. and it would
be far better for the young people TO
have their fun and leave off the re.
G~reshmcnts, as they are erroneouly
called; then the participants can re.
tire to bed and rise with good appe.
titcs. Amt we right
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24
Trust sale Of Negroes.

Trust sale Of Negroes.
In pursuance of u deed OF trust cxecutcd
by ThomasS. Logan, registered III the Regis.
ister's Office of Franklin county, IN Book y,
pages 5U3 and sol, | will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash.
on Mondoy, July nh, 1859,
before the Court House door in Winchester,
Tennessee, the following slaves, viz:
Charles, II negro man aged about35 years.
Duke, n negro man IAN excellent black
smith a. d Coach-smith) ged about % years.
Fanny, a negro woman aged about -
years. and
Rachael, a negro woman aged about 30
years.
Said negroes will be sold to satisfy the
dcb's secured by said deeds Of trust.
ANDREW ERWIN Trustee.
June 2-tds.
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the estate of John
Read, deceased, are hereby notified TO come
forward and make settlement. Those having
claims against the same, will present them 10
the undersigned.
A. BUTTERWORTH. Admir-.
MRS. MARY READ, Admr'x.
March 3. II
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
CHARLES GEAHEA,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
TENN

WINCHESTER, TENN,
HAStakcn a room on the Southeast side
OF the Square, up stairs, and will be
pleased 10 see all who may wish Por.
traits Of themselves, or Ornamental
Painting Of any sort.
June 24-tf.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24
NEW
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

O. W. STAMPS
HAS opened a Boot'and Shoe establish.
mcnt on the Street leading from the
South corner of the Square, towards the
Baptist Church, and is prepared to fur
nish, to order, with neatnesS and dispatch,
all sorts Of Shoes, Boots, ladies' work,
g., ,rl pn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24
r E A NABL TERMS S.

If you want a nice Boot, TO fit in the
very best style. call at this shop.
Patent, French, American, and all 9th.
or sorts Of Leather suitable in bis line,
kept on hand, and work warranted to be
as substantial as any that can be made
elsewhere. Ia" TERMS CASH. .fsa
~iunc23'50. &. w. STAMPS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24
Marble

OF various kinds: red, gre. and voriega.
ted. which has been successfully worked.
Wehaye excellent specimens OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

SKRIous AccIDkSr-Man Kiiied.--Wc under
stand that Friday night last a maa named
Baird. one Of the lock keepers On the James River
and kanawla Canal. near Bosher's Dam. was &C
cidentay shot and killed by a man named Fibbs,
also lock-keeper. The two. it is said had been
on n froic sonew here in the ncichbnrhood, aud
returning to Tibb's house, I. took out n pistol,
with which he said he intended to brighten his
WIFE While Baird was standing in front Of him,
the pistol accidentally exploded, and Lodging the
ball in Baird's stomach. ha exclaimed, 81 dead
man. and falling upon the floor, expired almost
Immediately. The parties are said To have been
warm personal friends. and were constantly
gether when nnt attending to their duties. This
is another warning against the careless Use of fire
ms-Richmond Wig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

AN AGENT FOR ALL THntfArEl,S or THE LINE
4 at Railroad from Iynchburg I" Cha tRn'osa all o them
having large circulation the people Of South wvhtfn
Virginia and East Tennessee
Bsay- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH TIA
IN ANY Or ALL OF THE FOLLOWING fAIIES
NEW ERA. Floyd C.ur House. V"
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE MEMS, ! pr,s,,a
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS. '
RkOW Nf.DW : kNoNNIl.It tTeua. VI ala.
vINDICAToR. Joucsh,rougl Tent.
DEMOCRAT. GrecneNille. Tennessee.
STATE SENTINEL. R,gcs>ll.c, Tennessee.
ADVERTISERS. Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS INrEILliLNCER Morgif'pwh Tenn
POST, Athens. Tennessee,
H HalEET STAR Lexington Vi.
V TEMGShHT Abingdon Vi.
SIrNM,nGNtl;; Lterty.va.
SALEM REGISTER, Salem. We.
THE VISITOR, Marion. smyth" g. Va
V HhM1cSA Vine ) rneas''".v".
STAR AND HERALD. Chrstianshurr, Va
wYrHEvIILE TELEGRAI II. ,v-y,L,,,l,e Va
wYTIiEvlILE TIMER.
Union DEMOCRAT. Union. Nnnr' county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jeifersouvlle. farewell e"Ghiy,NA
REGrTTEfni; pnnvne,va.
THE SOUTHWEST J." Peari,hGrR, Sites oHnty, Va
REPi BIiCAN. wnrhrser. Va
SENTINEL. Alexandria. Va.
shnR advertise auy chow far"rs will
iud II to TurIR iS1fRrr 10 cal! n the utrv Of the
Iynehhura Virgnian, Up Stairs where contracts viii be
nac. and Sdyert. semenis fuHv AhpIn WITHOUT DELAY.
t will also receive and forn ard advertising % any raief
ia the nicd States. ApDIi"
scptists Foreman Viz inIah bifcs.
A, IL. il il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

Singular FATALlrY.--Since the second week in
February, Mr.. William C. Burton, of this city.
has lost five valuable negroes, and has Mt this
time two others. whose situations are extremely
critical Previous to the ginning Of the present
year. these negroes were all IN tho enjoyment OF
good health. About the latter part of January,
80, ,r.e aiken sick all at the same time, and of
lie eight thus singulary affected, only one has re-
covered. The last one died on Saturday night
last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

MEAT SroLEN-The smoke-house of Mr. VIM.
Sitter was broken open Friday night last, and
thrty-three pieces Of bacon stolen therelrom. Ga
Sunday night, gentleman living on one of the
back streets, informed High Constable Brown that
he had that evening discovered a lot of meat under
the floor If his house. Col B. forthwith repaired
to the spot mentioned. and succeeded in finding
Is p,e,es. which MIR. s. identified his property.
The remainder of the meat has not been found.
and the rogue or roeues ARE still undiscovered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

FREIGHT TRApE.-There were received at the
depot Of the Va. & Tenn. Il. R.. ON Yesterday.
IL loaded cara. consisting # 500 bushels Wheat;
T., 600 lbs. Ssck; 5000 lbs. "f Miscellaneous.
There were 10 loaded ears sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05
A y T.. RS
PICTORIAL.



Bnornrn AVER I"ii chr rt1'l3 = nN y"u, P.fr'"f ~
rrnur aud rh,~ ais children No" N'h frslcr'
ritv in the South apr ciate Sonr SKIN and r"mcn Atur
medicine people. HiHNM -. NIL. " -
AMos III Esq, Monterey, Ia wrtcs ~ u II ii. II had
took many m, ith"ut rrict finally tiled Nnu Fr@
clergyman. III met Is" t"io'nd III"
my unlr; los than onr half tie hottie
,aadr ne completely well funr me 'rrr> the cheapest
wclas hnr, and 'tttu You, ID" tor,
aud ,oui remedies ~ tn peor mans i!nl,L
Asthma phtiiis e, AVID h,nnchiii-.
NtsT NJ t>tH san, IA, Feb /, lr'-i
SIR: Ynur trk.rrg Pord is ertorn' marvcots rrrra
in til. 1t has relieved seNtr"I "m n'rmlot Sthii
AID >t"a euns mn VIII" las "A"f
81 u0,cr al aru, 81 ttr sun ia l,' i"ty N,nts
liINEi /! rAKhS. Mrrchtnt
4 EAvsty. " u. Ait!on, Mal"o 90. iowa, writes:
sat TRACTS, Il N'rtr have ana
ratinF ruue Chsrs Psftf lur CIV ys cnsr m re-
let tnc,u,nmI,o patients curing -u,h curlt"
We nist ail oNiru-c, bUI the most EhN nc
e the ,irtuo, vi t4 eHc III nnd ia - cl'es
upon tt!ai.
lon.u,1pti"'i.
'l'iV rer.rty H. boon known which 81 -
nlt,,y aud - "a daor"t- rs ths som" human
rrarhi lat cy,n 10 til - tho tayrg !7orA ar'"s
let and 7'mtlt
A~ipu HORSE, NAV Yobk CRY. March ltio..
DE AYfI. IuWtiI Id II Iuy ami pleasure I" in
an yea what your q ~ Pc'eri has t" TOR wif' 81"
months th, ug under thc dangerous =, plhH
tri.Rm;tuu. Nniri Hi1 r'ull re NTr taNr'l
i,!ld She s'Cainl tniGg, uEii br thf, OF
Sti'N where have ,rmr tn adNicH, tornmu,eI'ivd
al al your medicine We hl,ss Iii kn.u We Il" Your
Ill i,rnNrItd tln day Sl" /. nn vet nv
song u~ud be- but from her cough aud calls
sr-et wei. Noms viii rrni'rnio alr' rrts'
ORLANDO SHELBY, al NhclhyN He,
t,fehprss io desl til YOU have trted AtfWs thr'
,r,lorrt uar :, me t'~i ~ die chemists in
~ rl rul al ouul L. h thu high n!,ts
Hihrtu,s.- fUtiIs !ttd LeRRtr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

CRY. resembling distant steamer blowing Of,
and reminded all who heard ii Of the great noise
Of the tornado Of 1870.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

DRuxK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Wm. Poe free ne
gro man, employed at Mr.. Winston s Cabinet Ma.
king establishment, was found on the premises OF
his employer yesterday, very drunk, and behaving
dlsorderly sent to Jail in order that he might
sober of-whcn entirely sober will receive 10
la>hes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

MATRIMONIAL TRoUBLEs.-ThomasC Cousins, ana
Gundey Juelaus. two free gentlemen of color,
were arrested Sunday night, on the charge OF
fighting Mr.. Juelius it appears, happened to
meet with the wife Of Mr.. Cousins ut the house OF
friend: when Mrs. C. intimating her intention to
return home Mr. j. very politely rendered him
self as an escort. The gallant proffer proving
agreeable to Mrs. c.. the pair AT once set out for
the lady's residence, which they reached in good
time. After comfortably seating themselves, and
having passed the compliments usual on such oc-
casions, Mr. Juelius rema, ked on tho shabby up
pearance of his hosts premises, and at the same
time observed, that had Providence blessed hun
with so excellent wife, things thereabouts would
present a much more inviting aspect. These
snccches had the effect to excite the indignation
of the loyal wife, and Immediately on tho arrival
of her leee lord, that gentleman was made ac-
led with the facts in tho case The duplici-
ty of his supposed friend caused the breast OF tho
Injured husband to be filed with the most intense
anger and he at resolved to resent the indig-
nifty in the most summary manner. The lothario
was sought and us rs the revengetul eyes OF
Cousins rested on his guilty carcass, his pcnt up
feelings found vent in sundry lerocious blows
about the ewes and nose Of the gay deceircr. In
the midst of these interesting performances. the
Watch happened in the vicinity. and in the short
est possible time the combatants were rs docilc AZ
two lambs The Mayor. after due investigation
of all the facts, adjudged Cousins % lashcs, and
julius Is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

Flrcrror SET AsiDE.--We understand that the
g. e. 10" # Militia officers on Saturday last will
L., set inside, on the ground that quorum of the
different Companies was not present We sup
pv Sc the farce will be re-enacted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05
A rTENr.nN MsA.TrA: -Thc .ne.,..err j.

NEW BOOKS for snic al -
~ PAYNE d BlAtkFDRDS.
4 re 4s,lion and is Friends, Ky r. shelton NJ ksf2r
Inc MciiodH incidents and Cbalactctsr"m lr IL the
Baltimore Conference"
ris;rrrs q, Country LA new work by Ali,c Caryj
Quaint Savings and Diues concerning IpL"r by John
Bind Bartimcns; or The sish,loss &nncr BY Rev W J.
Hpge;
Dictionary Of Congress- BY Lanmnn
Unity of Hankud. Bv Pr"f Cab, !, of University Of Va
Art cd.tes # Love. BY IcA NJ rhzi
self Made Men By e G. - seymour;
Conrtshi, Of Milo, Standisb. by Lnngfcllow;
Tie Foster EroiLcis-A Novel by the author OF LOWS
Arundel
Peasant Life in Germany. By Miss Anna G John "n,
Also-Thc Initials Doctor Antonio rank faniegh Lewis
Arundel. and many other popular Novels -
march % ds PAYNE a. BLACKBOARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

l,UANO HOUSE IN IHNeNHVyst;.-I now
u notice Farmers and Planters that til" Nnchhng
House. kept by Wm A. NILeR, on the Basin, is fully
supplied with stock OF FERTlllZRS OF the most apPr"v
kind Is useless this late day TO that sc tue
best artles Tor less than other house Ia he
The people generally fully of that fact now oer
for sale fer cdsh or good negotiable P1pr,
80 ions No A Peruvian tiuann,
100 Heeses Manipulated GGann,
Eide Island Guano.
- d" Somhrero ,luano ground III '.yn'hlnrg
- NJ, xcan Guano,
Ground Plaster
50 Barrels Keitlewe!ls Potash and Plaster.
In ad on these keep SANITY on hand good sup
ply Of 1homason Lime Cal ned Plaster North River C'
and Liverpool salt. WIN. A, MILLER.
march ~ dts-Rcp. copy. On l." Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05


RETURNED IoME-Col. Chas. +. NJ Garnett,
once resident of this city, and well known as
the former Chief Engineer of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, has been dismissed from the
position of Engineer in chief of tire Don Pedro,
2nd Railroad in Brazil, for political reasons. w.
S. Ellison, ESQ, also favorablv known to most OF
our citizens, has been dismissed from the Superin-
tendency of the road.
1t appears that two of the directors of the road
were bitter enemies Of the two Americans, and
being men Of great influence, promised three can
d,la.es for the Congress of Brazil to secure their
election il they could succeed in BUSTING Messrs.
Garrett and Ellison. Subsequently the three can
ddates managed to have themselves chosen drcc-
tors. and thus consummated the bargain. A for
mcr Englieh contractor the road Is said to have
been at the bottom of the affair.
We learn through q private source, that the
gentlemen above named with their late assistants.
Messrs. JOHN G Meem. Jr., Lawson, Morton and
Mo,euo, have all arrived in Philadelphia. Mr.
Mecm expects to seach his homo in this city du
ring the present week.
HEAVY HAIL SroRN.-A heavy hail storm pass
cd over NatcheZ, Miss. on the Oath ult., none of
the pieces that fel! being smaller than hens egg
The Courie. says:
Pieces are spoken Of over six inches in length,
fur in width and three in thickness-mueh lar
ger, because longer. than large orange. Some
were gathered weighing six and eight ounces each
The storm came from the Southwest, and in the
neighborhood of Matches Island, a few miles be-
low the city, must have been very destructive
The roaring Of the storm was heard all over the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

QUARTERS FuR>Isnrp-John DAILY. mute, and
baiiing from New York city, applied for lodgings
at the cage Saturday night. lie gave the watch
men to understand that he was painter by trade
and had secured work at the Railroad, but being
ont of funds declined going to hotel, and desired
accommodation Mt the establishment above named
The strangers request was Of course granted, and
the next morning he was discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

glyIlE firm OF DORNBN Il HlURRlGg. i. Ibis
day dissolved by mutual consent The subscriber only
will close up the business OF the lat" firm.
JANUARY 2ith, lejy THOMAS is. DORNlN.
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MISCELLANEOUS. -
UNRlvALLED ATTRACTION
= s 50

AT DNaLEDovES FANCY STORE.
NEXT SATURDAY, l viii place upon tho Stands, my BnS
Az NEIS LACE MANrLES, aud all my FANCY GOODS
fer the Inspection Of the people.
My entire sioek hand challenge opposition In IL.
iGAACf. cH.APStss and NovLLry.
NJ lady shall pay 81 I1si Class Boaasis that
may he seen npea the Stands
co NE T. VS.
II Il aread, historical fact that there marriage
ean-cs i'snod last than In e pr,ius ears aud
IN view q h act have purchased unusually large lot
OF tho SN ELlEST LITTLE fANClES Tor Rabies tha.
hrtre seen II lynyhburs Al Wholesale well
as rcistl, at kyies Corner, Lynchburg, Va
ilafch - dts ALFRED s. ENaI.ED we.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

N UmROW y ALUM q I0DfNG 1R xtN0 "a
ID NEW LONDON, vA-Iiereafter. from this dale 80 a
prize the Bedford Alum and Iodine Water WI oc
GENTS PER GALLON, the SPRING. aud ~
psyablv with the CASA The wesss ~
ef sams u kept for sale ~ Teompcon Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

rr'1hy reu.ri} H. ever hon known which 81 cd
and -' laucrl.t THIS. SOM" ~ human
r,trhi hut Evan 10 III - tho CA5rY PT"rH ar'"@
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

Spring, 1s50.-sCOTT's FAsHIONs FOR
~ SPRING nst received. with expienaxsans IN Eeth n
French Yearly subscribers sapplsd VITA
supplement gratis published in April and October s With
English French and German explanations
march 26dts. WI 4 xA01.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05

Tpxpre,Scs MEErrSo.-Thc Rev. Mr. Man
ninc. of the 4,h Street NJ. +. Church, delivered
ye-y interesting and effective sermon upon the
subject of Temperance. at Temperance Hall, on
Sabbath afternoon last. That large and commo-
dinus room was filled to its utmost capacity. with
highly respectable and intelligent auditory, who
for full hour were delighted by the forclhle and
impressive manner in which tho subject was pre-
sentrd
The Reverend gentleman took occasion, at the
close of the services to express his very agreeable
surprise at the extent and character OF the an'ii-
ence, he was not prepared to anticipate so large
turn out and such an interest as was manifested
by the reopc in the Temperance reform
The Rev. Mr. Taylor. of the Baptist Church,
now on visit from Richmond, closed withprayrr,
and wc are pleased to hear, that he has promised
the friends of this noble work to deliver sermon
in furhernnca of the cause, when he visits our
citv again, which will he next Sabbath week
The Sons of Temperance. under whose auspices
these services were conducted are entitled to the
thanks of our entire community for the gmd
they are accomplishing in our midst The
character of our city would he greatly improved
and the happiness Of our citizens much enhanced,
if every man in it was n.sobcr man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-05
Grey AND STATE AFFAIRS.

LyxcssuRo nu.rlxas CouRr.-April Term
Present /: Aldermen Saunders. Cobbs, Waller and
Taliaferro.
Branch L. Jordan obtained certificate to obtain
Nations 20 continue we're made in the following
cases.
pone VI. Huntington; Yaser do. !; Fare do.
George Frick Kuns was admitted citizen.
Sundry Tavern Licenses were granted. but all
ma,tsrs or licenses to merchants to retail ardent
sp;rits. were continued till May term.
The Court then adjourned.
FATAL AccIDENr.-On last Wednesday alter
noon servant girl belonging to Aunt Sally
TAYLOR. who lives on the Amherst side OF the riv-
err, Immediately opposite this city, while attempt
ing " climb to the top Of a stone wall, which il
not more than four feet in heigh,h, missed her
footing and fell. In her effort to save herself she
loosenei large rock. part OF the wall. which
rolled of and struck her leg just above the ANGLE
The bono was 40 badly broken as tn protrude sew
eral inches through the skin. However. the bro
ken limb was set. and the attending physician en-
tertained strong hopes Of the recovery OF the pa
tient until Saturday last. when mertlhcahon en-
sued, and the unfortunate woman died during inc
afternoon of that day. The funeral took place on
Sunday afternoon, and was attended by the i"rSeS'
cononur>e of colored people we have over seen to-
gehcr in this city.
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