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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-12

HoRss RacE.-Philadrlpha July 1o.--The trot
to-day between the horses. Flora Temnle and
Patchen, two mile heats, was won By Flora Patch
en- being withdrawn after the second heat. Time ::
first heat, by Patchen, ASIA; second heat won by
Flora. 5.l9. The race was very disorderly clubs,
hats, ETC., bong thrown at Patchen on the homo
stretch Of the second heat. rl.- D.. f-
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a. BREcEINsIDoE AND LANE MEFrINo.--Buffalo
July 9,-There was largo meeting here to night
of the frieuds Of Breckenridge and Lane who are
makiag m eEtended organization for the campaign
In all the OF the city; resolving against all
squatter sovereignty asd all coalitions, and only in
favor Of union upon principle, were adopted.
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bREckINRiDdE 0soANs IN NJ ASA cz UsErrs.- There
are nine rapers 10 Massachusetts, supporting Brock
inr'dge tor the Presidency; and every one Of them
Is conducted by an Office holder under the General
Government. "''"
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CENSUS OF OnIo.-The Cleveland Democrat
says:-" From the retul ma already in, It 10 feared
that the population of Ohio instead Of advancing
mas slightly decreased within the last ten years
by emigration or otherwise !"
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Condition OF Citizens Savings Bank,
JULY 1ST, 1880
Liabilities.
Assets.
tISs,ao7 81


The undersigned Committee Of the Stockholders Of the CT
liens savings Bank, whom REFERRED r examination
the Books OF said Bank for the last months
port the above statement Of the condition Of the Bank on
the 1 day July $780, and urther report that have
examined the Books Of the Treasurer and found them
raiely md neatly kepithat the investment made by the
Board and Judicions-tat with iing excep
ons all debts du, The Bank entirely solvent and
In every respect the Institution Is In nourbing cond
Respectfully submitted
CnAs. NJ BLACKBOARD,
GEO. u. DAVIS.
RIO. W. CRESslIAW,
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fINliE undersigned Committee appointed To examine the
Trcasurer Books and to report upon the condition of the
Planters Savings Bank beg leave to FER The follow report
They find the books VI the Treasurer and plainly and
neatly kept exhibiting Mt glance the state Of The transactions
OF each month
The books show melt profit Of ~ CENT made by the
Bank in ye months opcrat"n during part of which time,
portion of The Capital Stock subscribed for paid in
I'll very lntciy.
Your Committee recommend that dividend Of per cent
be paid Ia The Stockholders out Of said profile The bal
be placed 10 credit Of The contingent fund.
Herewith accompanying Is offered balance sheet Of the
books exhibiting the stale of the Bank.
All Of which, 10 respectfully submitted
A. ALEXANDER,
j. j. lRBY,
G. W. PRICE, Committee
JNO. T. MURIEII,
jy i2-it j. II. ROBINSON.
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AHRiyM OF THE NEW MEXICAN OVERLAND
VI. Independence, Mo-, July l0.-The New
Mexican mail arrived here yesterday on sched-
ule time. The mail that arrived here before
this AID aft went through in fourteen days. The
roads may now be considered open and hereafter
will he run through time. The mail sent thus
may arrive some ten days s,oner than by the over.
land California mail route.
The crops In New Mexico were revvrg under
recent rains. A frc Ind ragged around Santa 70
for three weeks but was quenched by the rain
Two bodies were recovered Of persons burnt to
death and two more we're missing
Discoveries of gold Mt the upper mines had
cnused &, eat excitement at Santa Fe aud other
place, and many were leaving for them.
Capt, Sturgis, with six companies Of caval nv,
was encamped on tho Arkansas river. Captain
i.edwix. with four companies Of cavalry and two
OF Dragons would join him in a few days when
thoy would start for the neighborhood oil Denver
City to hunt tho KiOwa Indians.
An express messenger was met by this mail
with orders for Capt. Lcdwx to proceed to Walnut
creek. whore The hostile Indians had made their
appearance. ~ 'I.
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SALES By AUCTION
FUTU @ x DAYS

Cargo Sale.
II AT AUCTIO AoS Is
s.Ss boee az .h a, :, our What
81 e Csrgo per s "Americu-" direct from a. w.
% A'efces do
ALSO, e.
100 bids Prime Cuba Molasses -
12o Tierces " Muscoyado Mola,..a
$50 Boxes Emery's Adamantine Cand.
sTnnala SAlk-Res sams uod~v sta.
months credit for approved negotiable nsp '" over fi0i
cHAS. T. WokfHAM d 20
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ELECTORS.

srn TkAvB h ErPS, OF Nottovay.
Am THOMAS BRUCE OF HALIFAX.
q. jDHn 4. fHORSfON q Prince Edwar'
srE JAMES r. yOHNe0N, Of Bedford.
81 D. " O SCOTT, ~ Powhatan-
LENUEL =, bOwpkN, William burg
sru JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Niddlescx.
Or d nnkCKELroRD, VI faaquier.
1eIa ANDRxH \ KENNEDY, Of JsacrsoA-
lin a H r oTUART, Of Asgusta
lem ". q efAPLES, Of Montgomery.
Isrz WALTER PRESTON, Of WssAlagtouL
iaru j. J.JACKHON, yh- Of Wood.
ibra A b. OAI.DW Kill. Of Ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry.

THIS preparation Is certain cure for all diseases
W1 ofihe Throdt and Lungs, Coughs, Colds Bronchi-
tis, Whooping Cough, 9, Dup, Lncipen tonsumpon De-
In confirmation ri the highest medical authority that "C0n
ua0n be cured nuC.eous instances Of complete
this disease by the the Balsam he given
The following letter received from Colonel MARKHAM. Of
the British and shows the estimation In which the Balsam
of Wild Cherry il held abroad -
PIKR IIorEI, Isle OF WIGnr, EsGLAND Sept 80, 1850
Sir have daughter In delicate stale of health, who
has think, received signal benefit from Dr. Wlstars Balsam
Wild Cherry, three bottles which by
he In Canada Please put bottles ind forward them
by the drst steamer 10 Southampton Liverpool
find most it'll Of the medicine
b. good send We have searched London for in
Believe yours, truly,
WM. MARKHAM
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jy 1i-dtds
of House and Lot.

IruSCe6 Sale OF HOUSE and Lot
DURSUANT to the provisions of a dee, Of trust executed
l. the undersigned Trustees of the Washington Building
socaton, by VIM. H. Punkett, Trus Mary g. PUNK
and the said Mary G. Plunkett the 9th day of Seemr
1sS we will sell at Public Auction. the Premises
URDAf. the l4h day of July next. al O'Clock, r. NJ.
HOUSE nd LOT in said deed mentioned it being the same
which said fiunkett resides the Presbyterian era
Yard. tFs F
Termsmade known on The day Of sale.
"a ALFRED NJ Wo0DROOF,l
X II. GLASS, ~ rruste
je 90 ufy John T. sMiTmF
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To the Intelligent.

ALL diseases arise from end in impurity Of the
VICE blood No matter how Called each can be cured by
vegetable pugaes which do only nip In the bud but
actually expe the foul humor which produce dreaded head
ache tic doloreux, and rheumatism well liver affections
pain in the side and heayness and WEAKNESS upon the
least exerton Nay, BRANDRETHS PILLS not only cure
these affections but also asthma and all durable affections
the lungs well recent colds and coughs Even consupp
ton and bleeding of the lungs have often cured by them
Remember, BRANDRETH'S PILLS have trial of los ycars
DURATION and warranted purely vegetable and Incapable Of
njung the tendcresi weakest Frame Those use
recommends but their virtues surpass euogy They be
used he fully appreciated Sold principal Office 2s4
Canal street. Price o. cents box, ie LIN,
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BY G. r. PHELPS. Auc,ioneo-

he upted States Court for the Fanr,h ~
District, Thursday, June ash Ise Slsail and Virgin,
Gorham Davenport and John I'aiter~"n'
ners ns Ting under The arm sls q, sehans and part
A'sso"eihes called 9. Davenport l. Pa,,ea"f, Pate,
wan, against s,s,- fainnr.,
william l. Saunders, James Chalmers lima. g
anadss. individually, and as exeeaior ns a
- IN CHANCERY Defendants,
h, a a.m 4. maison Master COMMISSIONS Of u,.
ns gay nie report showing his action nnd ms Court
mong o.he, lhngr dered the property therein was
sm should DC sold by him, and appearing BY his ""n
.e sau property was regularly anil o.re S M
az PUBIC auction, IN the manner directed by the I.o " e
tna no sae took place. In here being ne but
aers upon consideration OF the said report IL har o-
nrmea and y ordered adudged dccree that ups.. con-
yuuRmen alluded " IN the decree of the nth Decemh lie
US ne,o oy Tue pantifs against the defendant W se
ogeIher viii The In eresis and COSTS be paid OF Inv him,
aou IN sad decree set forth, together with the annn Vie
hcurfedn the attempted the prop nv
gu "a ae report OF the Master Of 2zd June SEQ and
~ ne sum o. one hundred and dollars and weny
m ny audhonai aud legal expenses may arise ,c,t
W ae easement Of the matter before sale Then th,
pa"gay mentioned In the decree the 18th December
We slo ~ manner therein directed by VIM Ws,
, o Sour and conveyed the manner and nn
; nefsn ~ forth, and that said Master u,on m
ce'! " he said purchase money, Forthwith noiit he
III me BANK Of virginia, To the credit Of mis- caIa
10 me order 81 THIS Court and that said Master make
OF MS proceedings to this Court in order 20 ansI
eopy.-Tcste
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Inpectiye.

1npective,
THE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
lNOR The prevention and of FsUsr and Ayas and BIZ
ions Ferers. This wonderful remedy was brought 10 the
knowledge Of the present propeors by friend who has been
great traveller in Persia and III Holy Land.
While go,g down the river Euphraies he experienced
attack OF Fever and que TN discovering his condition.
one Of tho Boamen took from his an Amue saying
"Wedr tisd and Fever 0iH touch yOu" Although incred
nlous TO its virtues he complied and experienced immediate
relief and has since always fun it eectua protection from
all maarlous complaints
On further he found that the boaian attributed
to miraculous powers and said that could only he obtain
e from the Prests Of the Su Sometime aierw ards the
nenan IN converting with Priest obtained from him the
Of Its preparaion and where the medicinal
herbs were loaad Of which Compounded The wonder
fnl virtues of hs article have nL ced full beef in the minds
of the natives in the miraculous healing Of their esia
sinec bis return TO America has been tried with the hap
pest effect several Ladies' and Gentlemen of high character
who have given the most unelualled praise This remedy
having been specific In Persia fr hundreds for the
prevention and cure Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Feyers
now offered 10 the Americad people,
will be by mall, prepaid, with full direction for
on receipt Of one dollar = r.. rfv
Principal Depot and Mandatory 1sS Main ST. Riehmond
Address, JOHN WILCOX l. co.
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None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Davis Pain Killer.

Davis Pain Killer.
M<ST> TO PERRY DAVIS Il son Dear Sirs-I feel
WxE happy 10 add one testimonial OF the value Of
Pain Killer 10 the thousands you nearly pas
of The world On the S Of this mouth fell from SECOND story
doorway 10 the larements sriking feet and brung
them severely also stranng the ganents " ankles When
carried home feet black and swollen. pain
10 anting. Immediately applied your Pain
Killer and continued Ia do intervals about minutes
The second day tie greensh yellow. with lit
TIE pain and o-da, walk with my store.
Yours Respectfully, |. sUGGITr, High 81.
Providence May 12th, 1887.
The stain linen the The Pain Killer easily
moved by washing il in alc',loi. ~ 2m
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Lofris N. ELLETT, ,1c,.

The decree Of the 18th December n ferrra IN 4, A.,
Ing decree states among other things that the iudg oreg
req 10 amounts 10 The sum oil one thousand twenty
lars and fifteen with AT The rate of y o u
tum per annum Chat being rate Of interest n,
from the 2sth OF September, 1883 till It'd and forty doa
eighty ave cents, the costs Of suit in The common law
geer with the costs Of this suit to be taxed the CLERK ~
amount 10 the sum of eighty dollars and forty Ave
The property TO be sold, mnch thereof as the n
shall deem expeden consists Of the house and lo
the deed % the sad VIM l. Saunders Chalmers i,u
office OF The Court of Hastings for the city Of Lynehburp
18th day Of May, In the year. being NOW occ,sd
the said William L. saunders family residence sa, =
The head Of Main street. IN the city Of Lyclburg and on
said VIM l. saunders Of Robt Cawhon" Also other nr
~ real estat mentioned in another decd from the
J. Saunders and Mary his wife, TO the said James CLau
trustee, which deed bears iatc the 14h day of NAV In @
Of the Court OF Hastings for he city of Ly nchbre win
perry ID described ns "all his the satd Vim. Ii sauners &
esi In certain house and lot the head Tird
street in the city of Lyhchburg, md occupied y I
Adams, which interest equal undy iied half IN "
the property described aforesaid be sold ut public %
upon the premises in the city of Lynciburg cash, M
highest bidder, by VIM i. Watson, the Masters Of M
Court amor giving ten Gays notice, least the time MI
place Of sau In two Of The spapers published IN said M
and that proper without general warrant h
ecuted for the property sold by James Ghalm l ~
IN the deeds mentioned and possession delivered by ,r
tee, and amy OF the parties this may have
of said properly to the purchaser thereof payment Of tic
purchase money to the said Muster.
RIcuaoND, 9th july lS60
The judgment, costs aud expenses in the decree
the 2Slh June, 1862 having been paid, shall proceed
THURSDAY the 10Th day Of July, 1880 at hour NJ q,
clock, r. M In the city OF Lynchburg upon premises
mentioned much thereof may be necessary 10 sa
the debts, sc, as set forth.
Terms as provided for above.
WM. +. WATSON, Master
lI-1t inmin lamar tf A,ana.t
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TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS.
DR. Freegh Of caugerties N y he cured Liver Com
plant m four years standing that would not yield to the usual
remedies
Abraham Skllman, VI. d. Of Bondbrook j., says il
best medicine for Consumption In every stage that he
known.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS the wrapper.
Prepared BY ). W FOWLE Co. Boston, and for sale by
William A. STROLLER x CO. AMI John II. Seay Lynchburg
e. pugh Campbell H. and by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout The country. jy 2-lw
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBU MAKE TS,
RzrokTxD sY
A. B. FUCKER,
! PR oDUCE b RIO X E r, =,
& 1s3 MAIN STREET. g. Z

tH-Tbese quotations. 10 ~ be understood represent wts
sais prices generally.
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- w OIdS Oh 16ULlOn. -sfa9s
If we were to tell readers that The wells and
~ springs Throughout The county had been poisoned and
thai VT had Uncovered antidte 10 II see one Of
that would mob gladly avail hemse Or discovery with
the hope o. ASertng DEATH II were to tell than that
had dscovcte mine OF treasure q them aI u.s. aud
that Wy prepared share wh them one void refuse
our aid 10 9Otzune Hut heft Man riches
how mueh npre graie, should hey thit great
anacea has been compounded OF purely Vegetable and
that its curative powers little fs ha n ph and
darkness Med we give you insianets? II So call al
prietor Of bAKEkS Bi1TEAe nd exsIne the ryfaa Of
certificates from all SECTIONS Of Ssaih persons who
been cured Of Dyaepsfd by III all beang PROPERTIES Among
Them you will see the souces 0f old and Young md
male eXtoling this BrrTERs the skies and blessing
dence ori u curative powers But It's moi Confined
TO Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield readi, to its
Torpid idsere become quiekened and made active BY its %
ence Sour Somaehs made healthy It's neutrnijzing c
ects Indigestion dsappears when the organs life
Darrh@a cannot resist s Ionic powers And Cholera itself
when met by these BrTERs, Is promptly disned and bscous
say and ~ when thai seourge was asating country
BAkEks BITrERS will mol remedy all the ills Of Humanity
6n such diseases as are caused rs the and els
ay yield TO It's STRENGTHENING effects, aud speedily driven
rom me stem An who need shouldtry It, ana be
come theif own judges OF its virtues -
s.s by all the Druggs in Lyncburg and by the
ncai druggists IN The city of Richmond and here In
Virginia aiso OF Messrs CAA so't 4 Co., Washington city
~ ~ niabler ~ Co., Baltimore Nd ID. b. MiIhrr. Gov,
ingt"n. KY and BARNES Park, N. Y. /
Orders oiled BY adlrt ssins E. BAKER Propretur
'eo 1i"@ce 40 - Richmond Va
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WANTED to hire for the balance Of the year a
preferred. Apply st this o6ace iy i15
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OFFICE OF THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
LyScHBuRa July 10. 1850
,HE Board Of Directors have declared dividend of per
Of the profits Of snid Bank, payable Stock
holders and aer Thursday the 18Th inst Exchange
Bunk SAM'I. W SHELTON PgEsT
~ l2-dlw Planters SAVINGS I,nnk
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Hair Dye Hair Dyell-Hair Dive !!

Edair Dye Hair Dye li-Hair Dive y
49, WIN, BATCHEL0ks HAIR DYE.1TiE Orr.
skAL AxD BFsriN THR WORLD n others n rnere
Guile. UT 49, "S' :" '''e~apo'ss"
Na,aai brwn or Black without nju. the Hair or shin
rg,s.m heaas. aia diplomas lave been awarded TO VIM
MADE to the Hair OF the Patrons OF his fainou. bye
VIM BAroHELoR's HAIR DYR produces color mot IN 10
distinguished from and warrd Mad moi n ip,sa H.
he least however long be continued and the iefe,s
Splendid bye. s ''' A" 0J'p's
sold in all cities and towns Of the United States nv Drpv
gss and Fancy Goods Dealers - = A''es-
- Ihe 9tnaine has the and address upon steel
P"'e engraving on four sides OF each Box, OF III
.,o,...,, WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
-. --o-!--ls n.rAcoI 10 Bend Street, New York
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~ THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS. Coyrn .crs
~ an WILLS, &C., upon short notice.
.- ssR.. ts-'s WIN. D. BRANCH
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PORTSMOUTH, March 10, 1858.
cheerfnlly recommend "sempes Baking Powder as
most superior article used making g and sweet
Loaf Rrcad, Biscuits, &c, in the shortest possible time
JouS JACK.
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OFFICE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
LYscnBrRG, July f0th 1850. !
1,E Board Of Directors have declared dividend OF six per
Of the profits Of this Institution last
payable Stockholders personally their legal
repre senlaiiyes, and AFTER the 10Th inst,
Jy l4-d&clt JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
Tl,IIE HOUSEWIVES POCKET COMPANION
Il IIE DIME COOK BOOK, embodying wlnl Is most
onc most practical and excellent, by Mrs. yictorFor
sale at FIcTOR'S BOOK STORE.
Jy i2ts
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JOHN W. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
may l5-3m Richmond, We.
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IFTEEN Barrels John Gibsos pure Mountain Rye whis-
l. key on cons gnment, and for sale.
iy SMIrH A ADAMS. 11i Main
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may !5-3m
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m- ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTC EE.-sEM
W1S Plr's l>fALLIBIE BAKING POWDER, The best and
cheapest preparation known for making in few poments
without and IN elegant light
some Loaf Bread, biscuits Batter. Buckwhca Grid
die Cakes Pung Pies Pa slry of ever, description
say ing Of time, labor and expense.
(trola Rer. Thomas BiHJ0yh)
MARI. HILL, liESRicn I<th Oct, ISIS
DE-. GARILck Dear SirHaying used, able
extent your senpes Baking Powder unhesitaiingI, pro-
it 10 be superior thing been used in my
family for the purposes for which ii is recommended.
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UTICA FRENCH BURR MILL STONES
~ Brush Mountain" do do
"Dan Pease" Smut Machines.
"ioungsr do do for sale by
jy l2-ts IRBY Il SAUNDERS
an and ner Monday next the 18th ins there will be
freight received In the Depot Of the Va Tenn k r. Co.,
unless tho weight distinctly marked each PACKAGE and
also upon the tckets T. ID JELLls, Gen Frt Agt.
~ i2ts Tenn. L.. re
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HOl1oIvav'S Pills

HOI] OWay S P1IIS.
a. Sy> EVERY known disease, pain ailmcni OF the
We stomach, bowels liver organs of respiration, is
c"n!roabe by s remedy, which acts directly upon the ood
the bile, and all the fluids the body freeing them from impu
ry and giving tone 10 the organization by which they pre-
pared and circulated Sold AT the mauacury, No. 50 Maiden
Lane, New ork and by all druggist al 25c 63c and
box iy Y-lw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

FATAL MINING ACCIDENT Thomas Mathews,
native of Cornwall, England, was killed by a
caving bank in his claim at Coxs Bar, Trinity
river, on Friday, the 18th inst. Mr.. Mathews
was Al years old, and leaves a wife and six chill
dren in the place of his nativity. friend at
CoX's Bar, who sent the particulars of the mel
ancholy event, writes as follows:
"The fatal calamity on Friday threw our little
community into a state of excitement and grief
which is rarely witnessed on the occasion of a
death in the mines. The falling of the bank is
supposed to have caused instantaneous death
Although man of toll, Mr.. Mathews was much
respected and beloved. Only few weeks ago
he wrote to lis family of his intention to visit
them the coming autumn, but alas what must
be the next tidings they receive and from whom !?
A stranger to those dear ones must announce his
untimely death! Truly may we say death comes
in the world without any order. May He who
"tempers the wind be merciiul TO the bereaved
widow and children"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

The following business has been before the Dist Court
since our last issue
Wrinkle X Ianyer ag. Cook Adams.-Case continued
to Monday, April 23d.
p. T. Tuthill ag II. Phillips, ct al-Judgment in favor
Of deits. for costs, and injunction dissolved.
On tue 18th Jerry McCarty, Jno. Wheton Patrick Cur
ley, Andrew Reaud, T. Iatremoiere, A. Agasse Peter
Hughes, L. simone, b Gnamene p Hennessy and j. 7.
Mcmahon admitted to citizenship.
A. j. Feter ag. His Creditors-Cause continued and
publication ordered.
r. Pearce, ct. al ag. Smith & Smth-Case tried and
submitted to Court without argument. judgment for
pitts for $500 damages and costs Of suit and plain tis
first right TO 2SS aches of water under eight inch
head, confirmed.
Sheriff ordered to furnish stationery for Court, which
done to the amount of Sl3.
Smith Smith ag Darling, ct al-Case argued and sub
mted to jury 10Th, who after due delberation
turned verdict in favor of defts by the Court adj
judged that llts get nothing for their suit and that de-
PENDANTS judgment for cost and that the nunc
ton heretofore granted be and the hereby disso
we'd.
Quite numbes of cases remain to be disposed Of