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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03

GEN'L sTPT'S OFFItE, '. Il T. II. T.,
IYscnBrgs, sept. 2kd, ls,e
ID EsoLTTIONs adopted by the Virginia tennessee Iau
rad Company In relation In The Fairs held IN Virginia:
RsSDired That the Members Of the Agricultural
Societies hold their aunun Fairs within the Common cnih
Virginia passed and from said Pairs tho Virginia
Tennessee Railroad, al half price.
Resoice That the usual rates shall b. charged upon alt
and articles going ~ rhe Fairs of The Agricultural
cietics held In October next
Resoire That all such animals and articles having gone
down this road, return from The said FAIRS shall
hnk IN the pnn from which they startled free charge,
and such do thus RETURN having pans dawn this
road shall he refunded the charges paid going down, upon
presentation of certificate that such animals articles
been actually exhibited at either Of the aforesaid Fairs
Resoirsd That the necessary attendants of animals going
from the FAIRS shall Ia Passed cc, wh'n Ia
Heiuai nltcndauor shid animals
b Re~oiro iha, hi. Company, In Transporting their
rad animals and articles intended lar exhibition
said falrs under the foregoing ruguaiions Will csun
sje an, amag, loss that may b,al said animals
hci,a
Bl order of the Board.
sept ~ dim T. II GILL;. Gru1 SUPP.
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A s. I D E
NAE have hand something Ia ic way of u SLIDE
w but moi aand slide, such frequently interrupt the trans
puriniioB Of mountain railroads o the
great Of cncrsng conductors I" nothing
about nihcrsbn superior and elegant article in the "f
tientlemens Ribbon Guards Also, Thing
In the of n MAR, Nes Chains Instead of Hook
formerly our friends will please take notice and give
Is u onil il they should be ia want Of Slide Bar.
2t-dis hll.A ERIHORN X CLIFF,
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school BOOKS.

MY stoS of such Books used in the Colleges an
VI prNat, Sc,ols OF and country, is complete
ami will be offered nj low prices.
~ LNerdi discounts made 10 Truckers.
aug 29-js H. C. VICTOR l53 Main Street
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la keep cunsafi. . ." 49,. - ..,.
X kinds of FuENll [ RE, nlIGaa' al T.
<s$aA which th,N Will he pleased tn ihr i ih"',
~A-' ahd patrons o >. i'uguId ~ sons, aud It pun"
gancrnis.
. "; also Keep constantly on hand large si"." FEN :
Me- Ai III islAL CASES, ut all also Large SN -
WOODEN CuFFlNs, OF ever, drscril and Viii pa! lom'
attention 80 tr undertaking business al All hours -,
iri - .Nc.s p A. o. A. nIUGIln
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no Sn0rfSnan

NJ are in receipt Of portion VI stock nf double and
W single NJ, and will ha, in few days unAsdai
large siocS. Ia wh"I invite the attention rcn,
Ai' Powder fIa>ks, shot Bags, Bird Bags Wa,, Per
ea>,on as baltimore shu Dnponis Diamond Gram At
Diner Powder, and every Thing else complete
equipment for the field COt.liJt rs ~ WILLS.
l,.Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03
New Co-PartnershiD.

TENE subscribers have taken line house rccciy occupied
Il Younger smith, where they intend coiiucl Gtae,a
Grtcery ami business, the mi la
ADAMS, and will bt pleased la friends c,t
cern and the public generally. JSO RIO. SMITH,
ian 3-ds y. r. ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03
The Cause ofthe San Juan War.

The following 10 q brief review II the trouble in
the Northwest. which, in the oYinion of some.
threatens q VAR with England The island Of
San Juan. or Bellsyucsis considered TO be n dis.
puted poipt between American aud English terri.
tory. It's between afteen aud eighteen miles
long. by seven At the widest part. ut is peopei
chiefly by a few American squatters an English
squire. Inn e,npi"ves Of tho ll..,son bay Compa.
Ey. anu r,,apsr "a. up-p,y hoes. ss,hs Of whom
beiong /. The squire. TIE quarrel il about these
hogs. Sa,d ku,, ,c,s.ssed b.eaAlas through
the hedges anal digging up IN. eating tho pota.
toes a Mr.. Cutter, an American settler. lie gave
tbem--,hat is thcir msste.s far warning, and
then shot oae of then, whic', tarnhl cut Ia be II
boar belonging 10 sae squire. Mr. Cutter was
sorry, or offered To pay, but the squire had swors
vengeance; no attempted IL have Cutter arrs,,"i
and brought 20 Victoria there to no tried and
transported. Now there happened to be some In
jtsd States troops, under General Harvey, ut
band, AID when . British war steamer arrived
from Victoria to carry OFF Mr.. Gutter, General
Harvey refused to deliver him up. II was then
that the question arose "a To whose jurisdiction
the Island of San Juan belongs. Warlike prcpa-
rations now commenced on both sides. The Eng
lish hesitated to strike the first blow. The As.
sembly in Victoria have issued long address 20
Governor Douglass, setting forth TINT il would be
lasting disgrnce 70 tho British name il the Am.
ericans were not At once driven iron, the Island
Governor Douglass does not know what 10 do
The English commanding Of the naval force in
those waters 10 reported to have snid thnt "thc
first broadside he would Ere at the American set.
Element on San Juan would cost England more
than the island is worth" In tho meantime the
Americans have received reinforcc,nents from
Steilacoom, etc. and commenced Qualifications.
There are already Ave companie. of inia,,ry and
four of artillery on the spot. The island is thus
practically annexed" Both sides ARC Spoil
ing" for the eight, but, according Il latest news.
Governor Douglass will first send to st. James for
instructions. II q war ensues. that boar of IL
squire has been the cause of IT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03

How CAN SEWARD Re ELkcTED.-A writer in
the Chicago "7ribane." who is an earnest Re
publican" takes tho following view Of Mr.. So
wards chance for election to the Presidency lie
s6ys
"Snppose Mr.. Seward nominated, how il he c1-
ing TO be electcdf What ASSURANCE have we that
the 81 IA Americans in Illinois, who voted for
Fillmore in 1856, will suppsr, the MA whom. #
ALI the Republicans they bate l. mu,t? L.
there any guarantee fsr the S2.202 ! narc votes
in Pennsy isana. every one Of which viii Lc nee
ded to carry he Keystone States? WIZ believes
that the 22.3s6 Fillmore Wings of Indiana, or
the % lis friends Of Fillmore in New Jersey. will
conquer their prciudices. march up To the polls
and deposite their ballot for William H. Seward ?
~, without the votes oi these men Seward could
fO4nore carry either Of these -four Statc4 than no
can escape death. And how are the Repulli-
oans' to elect Presideu, unless they receive their
electoral yotesY"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03
No. "a Sycamore Street, Petersburg,
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

Dissolution Of Co-partnership.
fg, eoarincrshp heretofore existing under the Sly lie and
hrm {" Franklin Brother expired by Limitation on the l
All indebted Ia ilc caaeern requested to come
forward and settle their accounts important that the bu
hould he closed up practicable The name
viii he winding thc business. CRATE
III friends r the liberal patronage eAtendcd 10 The coli
franklin Brother The last respectful
y solicit the The OF Frank
JAMES FRANkLlN,
re- sept H. lsj3. r. FRANKLIN, Jk-
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Great Northern Western and South Weston
MAIL ROUTE,
Via Virginia Central Railroad.


"a * .ssg.a:ssssisr ~ r.s.ss.sssr . I
UN'E thafoit"sNh, -aunl', i"s'sUafg mud ,uaticson
IL Va, Gu. aht'itc, Two DAT, IrHus Tor Arlington
baltimore, Philadelphia, New l"rk, Wheeling, ,incinnnl
Louis. ILL.,.
la, Mail and Passenger Train leayes Eiehmoi daily,
49, \. N.
Might Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
dali, except @undhyh) ut ~ r. NJ
The 6to \. NJ Train connects nj Washington With the 8Oo
r. NJ, and ihe J25 r. VI. with the I'm A. NJ fNprss
iroin Washington inr the din'rthi points ah.>c nair
gw- Through Tickets bo procured IN iyn,iburv at the
Ticket oiet III thc nolthsir Railroad Company, III A. W
HoRSER, Ticket Agent
J." Ne" ihh t'''..'.'.'ta.s .t=s==s..t.s-' flo :"
To Philadelphia #..-...-... - 20
To Baltimore TO-. II ~
To Washington mud Alexandria 5000. 10 -
Passengers tur Washington Hotel ulun
fcnusy ifanta Avenue, ire, at charge
Passenger aud their baggage ported hcw
In Richmond free "f charge. and 10 The pclnt Hot.
Pcnnsy Avenue Ia Washington thus SAILING hack hire
Through Tickets he procured IN Washington 10 ills,urg
Ianessic DAYTON, Columbus ola; DE, ur, ,I,IcrrnuN ne
indianapolis and \mccuncs, Indiana Loaf, H, kcuturky
81. Louis, Chicago. Ac Ne, and all l'arts u West.
sB- Baggage checked through
Ti1O>. DpDAMEAD,
July 13dis GchCra snperint, ulcni.
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WESTERN rRElGur OFFICE. &T.K.R.

WESTERN FREIGHT OFFICE0. & r. X. r. CO.,
LYscnBrE'., June 30th, 1859.
IN and after July ls i>9 theIe will be Goods received
~ This Depot unless each package be marked with
aud destination with BdckinJ, and each package
have separate the ticket Packages that
b" mark" with BtAing ~ as 10 be seen. viii have Ia be
viii have To be marked with WA,te PAINT
No noois viii be received unless the above be complied
july l-i, NJ {. jameson. Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03
Ano her Great Supply of New Goods.
I3EN OF SEP fEMKER. lSln

AN opening cash store large lot Of all the ia
L ionabic FALL AID WINrEk GOODS, for Ladies', Gen
and Grls, which, added 10 former arrivals, makes
stock complete Terms usual: cash delivery OF the
sept Is. dts JAO. j. PURNIS, Agun
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DISSOLUTION,

IrSr received splendid SC, Of Walnut PAhLOR FURN
- L RE, hnis!isd la flush Please call aud IT,
may DDS JOHN }. PUKVlJ Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03

VENERABLE GoasE.- Among he fowls exhb-
tied recently at'he New Jersey stare Fair, was an
ahtiquated goose which attracted much attention.
The folewing document was pasted vi on The coop
where the venerable bird was confined: Madam
Goose 10 now owned by Rob't. Sclomp. Of Read
ington, Hunterdcn county, N. j. She has been in
his possession Is yeurs. and was given 70 him by
bis grandfather. Major II. A. Schomp Roberts
father is now in his S5th year and this goose was
gift to his mother. "a part Of her marriage outfit
The mate Of Madamc Goose was killed in the Rev
.olutionary War. being rode by trocp Of cav.
airy. She enjoys general good health, is not so
active - she ooce was. but moves about among
her descendants with dig ity and considerable ac-
.tivity. In the spring Of 1857 she laid six eggs.
three Of which were matched. and the g,slins
raised. In 1858 she made seven nests and laid
bat two eggs, evidence perhaps Of failing faculties
Hes eyes ars becoming dim,one having almost en-
ia.rely fa'lsd; The yearof her birth cannot be
Known. but she remains n representative Of the
olden tine,and is worthy Of the respect which hon
orah.e odd age should ever command"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

"
N1BCELLAEE0US.
no l3T MAIN STRAIT.
GROCERIES! GR0CER1Es!I
New Stock Just to Hand!!
VyfE suieriher has received hIs PAIL sapJiy o. GR0
VHRlEss sd respectfully invites his ciss aad eosnry eaas
r. give hm call IT'S Coae Tcas holassez
gi andlss IIr,y +y AMI wuien 6oeisfo r meHs wear
viii he l. as-sr eIao. aasarabl, with any In t- market
aud which c oners w for the " tn puncaai Gus
tner. Thankful fr The very liberal patronage
him for the eight months he earnestly requests
continuance ~ the - :.
sr,d 7I.dim VAN rALIAFERRo.
SMITH d. AID MS,
f-ttrEssoRs To forsaEk SMITH
HAVE now hand, general assortment ii HEWERIES,
L consisting IN par 1T
Loaf crusit, ruver'z.j, Gnnaatei Coffee and New Or
leans sugar:
Prime old Java Coffee Iagura aud Rio do;
sugar Honsc nnh Cuba Moasses;
Clipped iicrrngs No. nr"; No. Nackrrrl Ia Kits
sperm, Adainaniinc ani I allow Caillt ::
Ifnn aud steel: old Dominion Nails; lInne Shoes
Tanners Oii sweet Doll;
kee, salt, DO
New England Rum for Manufactures;
Brandlss Wines and Liquors of every description
Together with good assortment Of STAPLE DRY
suitable for the which the, beg Ia call the attention
IL the old firm of Younger Smith, aud the
trace generally.
Personal attention given 10 the sale Of Produce
april IL dta.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03

/. rPEE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, manufactured by wllmk
- to, Baltimore, undoubtedly the best preparation
and Wheat trial will satisfy pers m
superior an! other. For sale by
june Its JAMES BDlD K co.
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Notice.
NIE have employed Mr.. DUyAL ADAMS, 10 collect our
w counts due lst july.
Jul, Isis W. A. STROTJlER CO.
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{ III, IL! ti''ChS!! CAoCKs..!-rhc subscriber has
y jus tr'N'i rN'r liuaro tiucSs of all sorts sh,
ana patterns, 80 which he invite t, yllcu.,,n Of liz
iri'h j. an, rImnUni! irzr Pleas. c,l am, x.un, M
H"l NIL iAi iic prices to ~
a. Lis JAMES DINWIDDIF
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=. ssi. vq,7 -e -r.--se ~ e.
sktk ~ j. ~ - q; ...;ss-
aud Hit,f August gzd Passenger VIII
" on The soh,ic Railroad leaving i3nchburg follows
Null Train daily NJ II, \. NJ
Second Train daily, except Sundays. Mt io3o + VI.
both ihos, trains connect with the Richtnund nanN NJ,
trains I" lirhmond and the North ,in come,
al Petersburg With the trains To- Norfolk at Weldon
Ih"st trains also connect with thr.e Hines OF
Steamships from tty Point Ia New lnrL rha,
HalIliute. all magnificent steamers, iii lin, hr
tnhs for Itss'nHrrS The Railroad Norfolk
daily steam Packets Ia baltimore.
The agent III tho suuhsir Railroad To- i,m,hurg wtII
Furnish an, further information respecting itn,s
aug liza II. h. HIl;p, t,nI Su,,t
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RenQOYal

'h"f Undersigned beg leave To inform their friends anu
Il public IN general, the, removed, this day, t
Nine AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, heretofore kept on M""
Street opposite the Norye lolise, their locally
MIA S/RkE7 opi~ste the Hdraeck HoHse, and neal uV
q IL. {. lclois's NpUA Store.
As has been our principle from the beginning, 10 keep o
HE best IVtoHs sill determined oLef HuiLhS "
sale Dht What W. are convinced Of u be puvs ,,
april l-ds (iUSIHIEE a PLATZEh'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03
SlMI.BITUMINOUS COAL.

RECENTLY
Willis Mountain OF Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
fuNIE subscriber having mad" arrangements with the south
l. all" Railroad Company Ia deliver COAL from the
Piedmont Mines to The ny "f ,nchbnrg has established
Coal island" and appointed H. +. SIMS, wei,
known citizen ii this place. Agent for its sale and delivery, 10
whom please apply.
lmIs Is produced from the D,}ow Coz who
competent aud VIII" prepared la ship
lily of Coal thai be- required good mark cabc order II
naturally from slate and other impurities an Is
durable, under conhs"n than ordinary ,,lnnn"us Coal by
iwon, Ave cent. u IL uaed exclusively Farmsl'
lnIsE MISS only about ~ miles his city, nni
m grades of the south side the nhu
competition In this market. The prices, will
he reduced according to the quantity consumed. For the pres
efr they viii h,:
For Grae al y cou's per busc
Gnf Hail toal
For shop Gal l.
st.lt 2L.tIil A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03
ACCOUNTS DUG.

IL those having accounts with will please call ana s
"A lie ticn US isl January and Isl July ana >
Important that all collected We hops ou
cauniry customer " Ill either call u send by ma
Yours respectfully, ~ co.
aug Ats l. MATTHIAS Il Co
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II ale cotton

HAVING accepted Agency for the sale II the Orange
FACTORY bale Cotton We are now prepared to dispose III
The same, In bots To suit purchasers, Factory price, Those
want Of a good article would DO Mcl To give a call
sept l0dts CAMP SMITH & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03

Silver Pitchers and Goblets,
Va have new styles Of the above. which viii be slu
w reasonable ternis j. WILLIAMS n son,
aug g-dis ss Main street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03
Mako Your Gum soo

NJ! St"r STATE Saponihcr, Concentrated I've vii,
,nan zap M'hihlie or no trouble will clean type: ia
u"ne r all purposes whtre strong I've il r,,,r ~
make hard water son Ae 's '' 'e'iu"'d' VIII
NJ would caution the trade against .s M s,oo
vi 'hH dr'elt is laecd unpriucled purli., t l,nil " "
i".' directions VIA each package. -
= '"i-e saipi! Tor sale by JolIN II sE,v
sept ADDS H'' IL ira
~, -, ,,,,,, ... Druggist.
sraaNu ENTRACrs.-Ext. Or<pge Lemon, Vanilla
81 ""perr! Nutmeg Celery, &c, II liz, BEST oualy e.
WV ~ tS''' i8isI J. II. iHDMPsON's -, 10 w.
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JAMES DlNWIDDIC.
O Is Tor Mach1nerr

,,,.,. OIS TOT NIICnInGrY.
IN l. IN sinrt supy of Pure SDeA oil. Bpsf p,6,.
l. S"'n on, and THtfed Beaeted Lard M su,ni,a w.
marhnrrl--l'r sale by the barrel Single gallon bv "
"'- '''' JOHN IL. ,fAl, Druggist
ID : = Q I. l. TON
'li eo-arthcShip hurculor, o.i,iing under the ,xn q,
"hlii-AoRE " JoNLN Mas i.,s..e the 9th by ni,l
,t A. -" hieih'c Is apue authorized To collect MI
GAINS and VIII pay all debts. fh5ss indebted Ia In, r,u
M 'is' iHIA prompt payment. desirable Ia rlnr
"P '''' ''a'idihS accounts as som l,ussite
I. A. WIIITrEMOkF
!, k. JOSLIN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03

E.NiEA fLol t.i0d nbs lAl Flour lust rc,e, ed ON
Il ! r'n..snmcn and vi.
: II ADDS LEE, ROOKIE X CO.
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A CARD.

'lNb oou2hi of l. X. Josin his entire interest I'm th,
- nv , =" hri"re Josiin would tender my THANK
ron ana csi mes for very liberal share of their IN
h n.'"! eten Years, hoping continuance o
"'e saihe III Inc L!nchlurg Agricultural Works
s.o,,. L., Very Respectfully,
-oNP' 'Vus A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03

SOmDrorO GuanO
- tons "i Phosphate tiuano, Sonbrcro Island
- - hesi imilcs, lie richest epbsic Of OF Lime
MINI" 10 tAc ""rI containing beiN ami pr ,,ul f
A""t phosphate g Lime all which we in, lie ,, attention
" our rrii> AMI III. public generally IN fertilizers.
W are N'lE NiENrs for sale l,uanu here and
VIII sol al Northern prices, euctins ,ual cx. u,s Ia fs
liar,. " "'7
Pamphlets containing its analS &c furnished ON onl,o
ton " "ff"
M'toRk LIE " CO, Sole Agents
april t,sct, Nam >Ir,t ! ,u,,l,Sr, y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-03

4 'oHCENrRATEDL E.-lOVuIbs Just received and iol
" at fsept i3dlsl IHuMfSDN'S Drug st"'
IbUEE ISLE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDY, for Ireser'H
Il Brandy Peaches, for sale by
sept .-dt. SMITH & ADAM
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HOTEL CANDLES.-S0 boxes Hotel Candies with good
Ia assortment Of all other Candles just received for sale
wby Duly 1s-dtsl LEE ROOKIE n Co
SOAP! sOAP!!-20 boxes Old Dominion Soap, In small
- suitable for retailing, just received and for sale low by
sept s-dts LEE ROOKIE & CO
, 1859-03-30
Desperate Fight on a Steamer.

- '"1Ai 't4o A4'auH ILL UflHoSssl Match 2hln.l
We arc called On to record one OF the mosf
bloody aflrays that has occurred in onr citv for
some time. 1t occurred on the steamboat David
Tatu!n. whilc lying at the wharf yesterday morn
lhE There wax party on bonrd The boat hound
tor Fixes Peak, among whom Was James Phiiips
from Scott County. Philips snt down On the
bench near the boilers, where the deck passrn-
gers cat their meals. When they canlc to cat
breakfast. they asked Philips to Get up. lie WIS
under the influence of liquor, and refused.
Words passed, and thu parties soon werc en-
gagged in fight. knives and pistols were drawn
and freely used. One deck hand. named Bob
Jones. was shot in the thigh; another na1ncd
r. Wall cut in the arm man named Patrick
0Ncii was cut III the hand. and slightly scratch.
cd in the aeG By bullet. But the most serious
Y OF a!i who were wounded. WIS lanes philips.
tue creator Of the disturbance; lle rcccircd a
stab in the right breast. The wound is between
the sixth and seventh ribs, and is about nne
inch and a flalf in length the lung is cut in n
shocking manner. II is opinion OF the Doctor
that lie cannot live. Wull and Jones hare hrrn
arrested BY officer Dligh. We understand Tint
after Wall bud cut Philips. be threw the knife in
tho river. 1t is described as u most naurdcrous
weapon. Mr. Bligh took Wall to the Hospital
whsfe Philipsh had bccn conveyed. that he might
be identified: Philips recognized Wall, and sel
lectcd him from among two others, as the Que
who had cut him. They were then conveyed 10
jail; Philips feeling convinced that be could not
live has given statement of the facts. of which
the above is the substance.
, 1859-03-30
The Rush for tho, MItnex.

IL
scores upon scores leare our city daily for the
mines. some arc going npon information re.
cclscd from personal friends or relations, who
hare preceded them, some upon the general re-
ports which are in the possession Of I'LL.
The Bellemont ferry boat, upon her last trip,
night before last, carried over six or eight wa
gons. six hand carts. und more than a score Of
loot passengers destined for Cherry Creek, and
such trips are common.
The train, yesterday morning, brought forty
wagons and over one hundred and fifty heud Of
stock, largc number Of tents, DC, accompan-
led, Of course. by scores Of men, all bound for
the gold regions. Both the trains yesterday
came filled TO their utmost capacity, Us usual.
Since the opening Of our Railroad, every day
has brought over Ithis great thoroughfare from
ktco to ire hundred peysont, one fourth Of whom
ut least, arc gold hunters. Besides. they come
BY river, stage, private vehicles, and every con.
cciynhlc mode Of conveyance. The country
abroad may thus hare some idea Of the throne
people who Will find their way to the South
Platte gold mines within the next few
months
Several other points are also starting in large
numbers. kansas City and Lcavcnworth below
US are both actirc points. and while perhaps
both are not doing as much as ST. Joseph, Jet
the aggregate will be immense. Several Of the
rising towns above us are also starting hundreds
Omaha City, Council Bluff, Nebraska City, and
numerous others are favorable points, and Ill
ass attracting attention