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IH AY T. RS
Compound Extract of SarsapariIIa,

the most cfcctual remedy which the medical skin
of times can devise for this every where pre-
vailing md fatal malady. 1t is combined from the
most active rcme,las that have been discovered Tor
the expurgaton of this foul disorder from the blood,
and the rescue of the system from its destructive
consequences. Hence it should 10 employed tr
the cure of not only scrofua, but also those Other
affections which arise from it, such as EnurTVE
and SKIN DIsEAsEs, Sr. AArMoNy's FIRE, Ros..
or ERYsIrELAs, PIMrLts, PusTrLEs, BLorcHns,
BLAINs and BoILs, TuMoRs, TErrER and SALT
RHEuM, ScALD HrAp. RINowoRM, RHEvMATsM.
SYPHILirIC and MERcURIAL DISEASES, DnoPsY,
DYSPEPSIA, DERIIIrY, and indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS
ARISING IRON ViTiATgD OR INPURR BLooD. The
popular belief In " m1auity of the blood" is founded
in truth, for scrofua is degeneration of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regeneratc this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in con.
taminated constitutions.
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The NATIONAL DIVISION OF TINE Sons OF TEMrE-
RAkoE.--At the session, on Saturday. Of the
Grand Division, now being holden at Portland,
Maine. the standing committee was appointed, to
whom reports and appeals will be referred The
following officers were elected for the ensuing two
years Most Worthy Patriarch, DR.. Silasa L.
Condit. OF New jersey Associate, THOMAS J.
Evans Of Virginia Scribe. DR.. A. F. Tickards,
Of Penhsylvania Treasurer, Robert NJ. Foust, Of
Psnnsylvania; Chaplain, Potter G. McGrsgor, of
Nova Scotia Conductor, Nathaniel Constable, Of
Missouri: Sentinel, John II. Bstty, of Indiana.
Nashville, Tenn, was unanissously chosen a.
the locality for the annual session Of 1851. 1a.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

eHAAlHs hhApIn kDwARD PARxMAS
CHARLES BRADLEY Il CO.
Manufacturer Depot for ile sale Of
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO
80 Front Row. Memphis, Tenn.
ADVANCES MADE ONLY ON GOODS IN STORr
REFERENCES.
Hon. lsna. g. HAaRis, Coy. Tennessee, .kemphis
Messra l.. M. ArPERsoN l. Co.,
Messrs T. 8. d s. W. AYREs,
SAMUEL TATE Esq, pres't NJ. &GC.
OFFICERS GAYoso SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
n L. LAWRENCE, Cashier State bank,
GATES PARkkR Jtfckson. Tenn.
MOORE 4 HOLLAND,
j. \, TAIArKsRo, Cash'r State Bank, Trenton, Tenn.
Hon. r. M. ErugRIDGE, We1Eiv Co
m.ss,l yksss nAsk& sS, 20, Lyneht"r0, Va.
JoHs OYLER,
j. y. CLAroR Co,
BsAoG DAeuIN, JR., Ns,r Oriedns
19-dGm
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THE DuKLLo IN RussIAIt may. be remembered
that at St. Petersburg, some time ago, NJ Deniidoh
student "fthe University, and Baron .McyendorfF
an officer Of the Horse Guarde, fought duel; and
that they and their seconds, Count Moussine
Pouschkine and Baron Wolf. were in consequences
ordered for prosecution, The four gentlc,nen
bave Just been tried by military tribunal in that
city. BY law they were liable 20 degradation and
to the loss of their righs Of nobility but in con-
sideration Of their youth and Of the fact thar So
ciety oonsidsrs duels jus6abie. and in some cases
even indispensable, the Tribunal proposed that
tho two principles should only be confined two
months in fortress, and that the seconds should
he acquitted. The Emperor has consented 10 this
verdict. ... l.H.n.r ts --s / 7i5}
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A Y z RS
Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Remittont Fever, Chni Fever, Dumb xsae,
Periodical lIeadAc he, Bilious Hcada. he,
ci.s. OF di:eases ori.im"ti"g In biiiary de-.
rangemcnt. caused by the Malaria of Mas
matte Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community a rem
edy which, while 1t cures the above complaints with
certainty is still perfectly harmless in any quantity.
Such remedy is invaluable in districts where these
ailicting disorders prevail. This "cuRk" expes the
tenn, and prevents the development Of the disease
taken on the first approach of its premontory symp
toms 1t is not only tho best remedy yet discoy
cred for this class af complaints but also the cheap
est The large quantity supply for dollar brings
it within the reach Of every body and in bilious dis
tricts, where FEVER AND AGuR prevails, every body
should have it and it freely both for and pro-
lection. great superiority of this remedy any
other discovered for the speedy and certain
of InoTmittents is that it contains Quiniuc mn
cral, consequently II produces quinism or other
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by it are left as healthy they had had
the disease.
Fever aud Ague is not alone the consequence Of The
miasInaue poison. great variety Of disorders aise
from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rhea-
nntisn, Cont, Headache, blindness, Ioothachc, Ear
ache, catoyh, AMhma, Paintafion, Painful friction
Of the Spleen, Hysferics Pain in the Bo,reiS, olic
Paralyai, and arrangement Of the Stomach, all Or
which. when originating in this cause. put on the
inton'te'hsHpe, or become periodical. This "t'HE"
sxpes the pc posnn son, fr0q the blood and consequently
immigrants and persons travelling Temporarily
siding in the maarous districts. If taken occasionally
or daily while exposed to the infection, that will DO
excreted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence il is
valuable for protection than cure, and few
will suffer from Inermittcnts il they avail them
selves OF the protection this remedy affords
prepared by Dr.. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
}. II. sEAY, Ly1,cnssrg; pUEcELLs sLADDS Rich
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The Progres, Of Lyons, says 1T appears that
the Duke de Larocsfoucault persists in his in.
tentions to present q number of cannons 10 the
Pope, as he has ordered five of different cali
bre to DO made at Liegc, with all their aocesso-
rias
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10. Spring Novelties for l86(
NJ. GUGGENHEI INFER

rs again before he public claiming that patronage 20 bs.
rally bestwed hereofDse and assuring his friends that he
receiving ng very large aud attractive stock
Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOGS. And for the lades
In particular he will enumerae portion Of his dress goods:
Silka In Robes from O. 70 10 Volants, 0itlat
Silks Plain, &C., a., u s...-ss .... - .ssi b. IL
Barage Robes plain, &c., t
H1't"" from 10 10 yoans p i-Hf pt
Orgaades, from 70 10 Volants ,tf EEL at r. .a3
Lawns Foulards, vaiencies DO.
Coverings OF every description, some elegant. '-
Gentlemen will find superior lot OF Cloths tassmsFes and
Eesng iot Of Plain and Psid serysni
with large lot Of Shoes Boots &c. all OF which will be o
cd at extremely low prces. N. 9UGGENHEIMRR., "a
N B-Country merchants Will do well give my an
examination before going farther. y rp 90 ,.NsA
NH A-ts-tRep. c0py1
II EEP C00L-Chareoai Packed Water 0ooIs7 Rio6inosd
N made have hand supply Of the above very sdI1
rior Charcoal Packed Waer Coolsss 0su snd sbp
isats , tasE Ycs MN A. NJ Lyns3Suhs 4x III =. "
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A CuRrnsIrY.W wcro yesterday shown sps-
cimen Of tho Caoutohouc, or India rubber ri mt,
the first of tho kind We have ever seen. The gan
leman in whose possession the plant is, will have
it forwntdcd to Washington City during the pres
ent week. The principal supplies arc from South
America, and derived from the Siphoma chs.
se'ca tlleyoa Caou,chouc,) and from other eapo-
biaccous plants. The rubber 10 n compound Of
carbon and hydrogen; when heated it fuses, and
afterwards remains viscid; when subjected 10 dss.
tructivs distillaton alta high perature yields
fourffths of its weight OF highly inAamn,,blo
and very light volatile, oily liquid, which has been
called cdontehoncinr md which Is good solvent
Of the unrlrrei caoutchouc Tho tree growst0
large size and its foliage, Though sparse. resem-
bles the leaves Of the olcander. although much
larger and rroporionately more slender and firm.
or. The color is n light orange shaded g.ceu.--
The trunk of the specimen resembles the priekly
ash, but the barl of the full grown caoutchouo IL
deeply serrned. The mode Of extracting tho sWr,
Of which the rubber 10 made. is similar 10 our
American mode Of procuring sugar water from the
maple .Hemphis Enquirer. t' T. .s,
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Pure Coal Oil.
An GALLONS pure Camel Coal Oil. Warranted to b
fVO pure and Of bcsl qualify For sale by
JOHN IL. SEAY Druggist
10 Lyucllurn. ta.
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RMS

Il T. RMS
vtpGfNIAN ispuhlisird daily al 90 aud Tri-Weekly
Tue nnum ia advances ami Weekly al ~ invariably in adj
- T h.rise tabO will be charged In all No paper
d.ooo,inusd except 1.-THE option Of the Proprietor
"h ,e rnarnses shall have been paid.
arpTIsKNENTS inserted tor 80 cents per square OF
nv ~ ls Tor the Insertion, and BIN ior each
10 upess ordered inner form weekly and then ~
.nu.rc win be charged for insertiOn Ifihc
cents .eous be marked the Mss,h will be published
hTt " ,srrs Qua and charged accordingly.
TIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
GO o,e square daily. t33
For ohc i..,es daily ..., 50
iof WV rarr ri. weekly 1880. Observation-Disclosures. rs
fOf Vns r.,.s II weekly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ..
FOR intended for both papers subject to spe
ts .nnas adyeriise vii be limited 10 their immediate bu
" ar hp advertisements charged for transient rates.
IN new advertisements appear In the daily and tn week.
GoM,aty notices wch exceed eig. line. are charged
,.s,bly for the excesA
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PKICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
-ALso,--
s. NF OR DIS
FAMILY CATS. ATTIC PILLS.


Pure TegedIs EItracs dsd put ap IN GLASS CASES Air
light dsd sciu keep In any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL fs a gentle but active
ataric which the proprie has used In his practice
for than twenty years
The constantly increasing Fl demand from those who
have long used the PILLS u and the satisfaction which
express In regard to their - use, has induced 10
place them within the reach q Of all
The Profession well know that different Caharcs act
N different portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CATMAR- y TIC PILL has with due
this well estab lsed fact, been compound
n variety Of the pu- - Vegetable Extracts,
which alike every part Of the amentary canal
and good and sgs in all ~ where Cahnrc is
needed, such Derdn0e- - OF the So,nach Hee
Diness, Paths in tho Back = md LOins Cosfirenkss,
Pain and Soreness tie p schois Body, from sudden
cold, which frequently, IT. - neglected, end in n long
course Fever. Loss Of petite Creepisg Sensd
tfo1 of Gold TIE BODY, Resflessness Hedd0che Or
nefg6t In the head, and m = fdmmatogy Dfsensss,
in Chfdren Adakks RheMnaffsa great Purifier
Of the Blood and diseases which nesh Is heir
mention in this advertisement. Dose,I
PRICE THREE DIMEs.
The Lirer Inrf0ordsor and Family Cdttdrfic Is are
retaed by Druggists generally and sold Wholesale by the trade
In all the large towns.
st. ", SANFORD, N. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
april TO- '6e dAciy 2Os Broadway, New York.
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Farmers 4 Merchants Savings institution

NDED 1898.
Office No. "a Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER TIE MERCHANTS BANK. .
TuNHS old and welknown institution receive money on
depost IN sums Of eve dollars and upwards which will be
returned when called for with interest
mum for An! lime over three months four per per
JAMES l. CLAYToR, p,esident
MAKrS W DAvxsroHr, Treas~rer
DLRECTORS:
JAMS J.. CLArToR, T0barconist
L. q. II. KHAN, Attorney at Law.
JAMES W. BuRcn, Arm OF NJ Iollns 4 Co.
BESJ. II. NowtIN, hrm Of Now lin ~ Murreil.
JoHS y. SLAueHTEH arm Of Garland, Slaughter 4 Co.
JoHr ID. HoLr frm Of Clark a Holt
JoHS 7. KNIGHT, Tobaccons.
,iIAs J. JOINS, hrn OF Mct'orkle h Co.
Gro W. Rocks, firm of Lee Rookie h TAyor.
may Il-dis
To Builders and Painters.
HAVE nov In large stock white Lead, White
Zinc, linseed OIL Varnises Brushes Spiris TurIentine
utiy and colors OF all kinds Those In
give me enll For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
may 10 LynohDirg, Va.
Concentrated Lye.
FRESH supply Of Concentrated Iye Ior making SOAP
IA Put up In Iron Cans with full directions ute Every
family should have this articl Ia both und
economical For sale by JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist,
may Is Lynchburg, Va.
Semple's Baking Powders.
4 FEW sroce sempes lnhhbe Baking Powder in store
"A and for sale by JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist,
may 10 Lynclburg, Va.
Pure Coal Oil.
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40 w. =: 'flisHNsF 7 l.iENTrINE & HENlTNG,
GR q q e u s,
HJoxt Door to the Merchants Bank.

LTNCHBUKU, vi. -
WE keep hand constantly Groceries OF the best equality
w To which particularly invite the attention ofoar friends
W cns,omcrA We tender thanks 10 our friends for pasi
,s and hope By Hdsy 10 ths interests efa who ssa
a ~ merit VI the same, We are now receiving
nrror sugaTs Conees MoiasseA new crop Candles,
her. salt Ac &e, which ofcr cheap for cash coun
ksa kn1suce : ~. .. - Jan S0-s
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MIsCELLAHHOUs.
Spring and Summer Goods.
No. Il + Ma ,Me1AT5.THtIAs 5.I1HatI! 4 g: &C.: =: -

GM WOULD respectfully eai The attention Of he nshas
Dto their large and elegant stpck Of aOOpSs = -
.Xzeoi all the aIaerens IySss q Bosnsl tha& NJ
nl..ss ..ss and lnnnls iias Flats and CapA Rihbe &
Lsee kslis lag aoods. p.r..ol., KID and SIN ols
0reean Curtis, Hair Brushes Cob Extrsots o. iGsrsu
ins! ase vsry elegant 'S. q y,sneh, esss spd Qsnh
Dasera GAllens nsntes and Hoop skis ssy ehsap aaz
numerous other articles not mentioned Our sek hss been
Thoss wishing 70 purchase will nnd greatly ,hs sdvaassp
70 call on Ne before buying Goods sod q WAosuis ow1 II
Orders nom The country promptly attended 70.
81 Bonnets repaired IN good SOLE ard q nhort aolins
NH epdts !. MKTTHIk0 = co
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE. -
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIAL"
Known a. HHLMHofbpA~
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz: :
l HELMBoLp's EXTRACT .nucnus. e'N
sAhsAPARILLA f,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.

.u ~ HELsnoLps =, oEsT.sE Ssn " PREPARATION
CQMpouNDFLuIp EXTRACT BUonUs
Positive aud Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL. an4
DltorSiCAL sW ELL Nas, sFss y
mi. Med,sins lncreaaes ny powe. Of Dge..icu
KY OR GAIGARE0UH deposltiors and MI UNNATURAL
NLARuEMENTs aro rsdlcsd. 40 well ~ pA1N4AMUs13,
PLANTATION aud In good for
- MEN, WOMRh, on CIfiLDRRN Il kaA III
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Semple's Baking Powders.
FEW groce sempes Inhlhble Baking Powders, In store
"A and for sale by JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist,
may 10 Lynclburg, Va.
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Urinary Organs,
mn In HN

wLothor existing In ~ 10 ef'--s5 RI a q
E....s Male or Female, -. ..-aa
From whatever originating and nc matter Of
fe How A]Ong standing. ANla
Diseases of these QrSsns require ths aid Of URETIc.
nELMBOLDs EXTRACT BCCHU "a
- III IS THE GREAT pIURETlO
And certain have desired effect In all ptsenses
FOR WHICH IT Is RECOMMENDED
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HnLMBoLD's ROSE WASH.

sna" noJ os"es Pfels'"""" " SusDsPafhm
HELABoLD's RosH wash. :. .sv
An excellent Lotion e, D;ss.ss % e syDs4 Ns.a5s
M.S p..ps.en u.ea eoanssi,oS WIN ;ss NIX Esss
1s X a ass'' sss sa
'''SaRsP{ cRsfsIcaTSs sie ss's'as 81 ouRx 81 y a
!. w.. -. xross 70 ~ sssss serdsas ltssw
WITH N' tssTs sciEsca cG AspyAMHi blasds aeon
ye1 Medical Properties of Buoiussss nhpsasssy u ~
Professor DEwEEs valuable yors. b As rr.0uss q
REMARKS made by the lap sslssra,sd Dr. RHrsIQKsf
sss remark. made by Dr. ErriaAIM nonownLL, ..ssss!
and published in he Trsnsaosions o. ihs King
Bee asdico 0srursics Review, psSiAhsa by BEnjAl1N
n Il fsor O 81 sss Goys GSsss ., ~ sH
Extract Buchu...$ LOO per bottle, Or SIX for $40
I" Sarsapariiia, 100 "y'l tsA" 500
improved Rose Wash, 30 " ,fp' !. "e,s9 i's.EV
obstinate cases Il adhered D
Il ~ &
Cures Guaranteedh ,, Advice 0ratisu
ss.sHs, ss me- .ss q %
h. prspara'sn. contain narcotic no mssay osssae
Injurious d''s' but are purely ,ss'.s''h nnrnso1n
1854 y" WI EaiS issEsS 4 m: 1;:::;sSs S::: In.
HD n. q. HEL1lnoLD. ChsmiseaaaA
Depot 10A seath Teath a. belgw GheFsqt Bk,a,
eMaEs zsp tsrHisc,sIsS Ga HSSbDsssEsssfs Dsis Il
Who sndsavor % disposs o. Nosnnst xxRs
cLH ON TINE sarurAfIoN ATTAINED sx n ss s.ssY,a,a0'l
H''mee'd' Genuine fRsse:ss.ssssss Rs2:s. ss:.s.
800 :" aq-s 4 rmp.s,ss si7ss Rssg h. aanol.a saf
-si a stt slaa-xa ysll1'ik oari.isla
Ask A1s RI az l1aE x SSFsE
- - a 1sS s AVON iSssriss 81 :sss 4 1s kxPOsuRz
.Psa = se.ose.z ..--..l
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ANOTHER LARGE MORMON EMIGRATION FROM
LivBRrooL.-Not long stnce we noticed the de-
parure of upwards of 500 Of the followers of Brig
ham Young and Jue Smith from this port in the
packet ship Underwater for New York. Wo have
now to report she sailing Of the ship William
Tnpscott being TO Messrs. Tapseut, Smith & 60,
Old hall street. for New York, with no less than
Sll of these misguided beings en- roatef the Nor
mon settlement, tireat Salt Lake, Utah Territory,
United States. These 8ll souls represent 68l
adults; l25 were married male and l75 married
female adults l46 were single male aud l49 single
female adulss 50 were male and Is female children,
and 81 male and 26 female infants. Their natl.
onality Was as fhlows :--345 English % Scotch,
IS Irish and 100 foreigners, the great proportion
Of the latter being Germans. They we're ell of
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McCO RKLE &c Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL t-.
c,oeers Commission q Forward ding Merchants
MANUFACTURERS or
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, "a
WILL dive particular attention TO the sae Of FLOu ~
w WHEAT, CORN BACON LARD BUTTER &c, Lib
erai advances viii be made all cousgnmens when requr
'' .I $50 s.G jan2s-ts.
.,,I> ,o.xIss n .ian ". BuncH Is. eKr. n. ppnca
NJ. HOLLINS &c CO.. q
Grocer and Commission Merchants,
NO. 70 MAIN ST., LYNCHBURG, Va.
viii give particular attention 70 the aae Of all eonsgnments
TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR,
Las, Butter, and Country Produce Generally.
Make liberal advances on produce when desired,
DEALERs IN
PERUVIAN GUANO.
Also sole Agents for
RuMn's Ph0sphe Peruvian GuanO.
And B. NJ kuoDEs 4 Co.'s SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
~ charges for selling Tobacco will be as follows:
500 for Hogsheads.
fl 90 for Loose pascsls OF 1900 ibs. aud upwards.
80 cents for parcels between 800 md 1000 Ds.
25 cents for parc els under 800 hs
~ We pay tie Cflers fee In all csses
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24
TELEGRAPHTC.
TOVER THE UNION LINE.1

washington Monument Tund---Second
Trial of Henry Wappner Progressing
Agricultural COnventiOn---Overla
Mail over due--Markets.
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 23d.
A dearth of news to-day. Weather quite
warm.
About 5000 dollars taken in at the Post
Office box yesterday and to-day for the
Washington Monument Fund.
The second trial of Henry Wappner for the
murder of Louis Vollmer is now in progress
before Judge HOger, in the Fourth District
Court.
The Agricultural Convention meet here
tomorrow, to consider about having State
Fair held in this vicinity.
The Overland Mail with st. Louis dates 70
Feb. I'd, is now over due at Fresno, and NAV
be expected any moment
MARKETs.-In the provision line there is
some inquiry for pork, bacon and lard Sales
of the two first articles are made at an ad-
vance on previous quoted rates. Sugar and
rice are also firm at former quotations In
the produce market barley is firm at q, and
2 80 is asked by portion of the holders, but
buyers have not yet acceeded to the advance
Wheat has been in good demand but prices
are shade lower than was obtained a few
days since.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

The ALLEGED CAUSE OF CoRTINAs' FoRAy-
Public attention has been much directed OF
late to the outrages committed by this bri-
gand chief at and near Brownsville Texas
But there are two sides to every question.
Accordingly, we find that the Courier des
Etats Unis, the French organ at New York.
publishes two letters, one from Rio Grande
City, and the other from San Antonio. The
Courriers correspondent in Rio Grande CITY
says that Cortinas has been dispossessed by
the lawyers ofa very large domain in Texas,
wherefore he makes war on the LAWYERS. and
that, under pretext of protecting Rio Grande
City from Cortinas. Carvaial had sent over n
press gang of twenty five men to impress all
the Mexicans there capable of bearing arms
This gang, during the one night which they
passed in Rio Grande City, broke into the
houses of three MeXicans, and excited so much
indignation that an impromptu organization
had been raised there of one hundred men
The San Antonio correspondent of the Cour-
rier states that Cortnas is a Mexican-Texan
and that he has eleven leagues of land on the
left bank of the Rio Grande that the Sheriff
OF Brownsville and some of the LAWYERS have
been endeavoring to practice upon him svs
4em OF intimidation, usual in Texas. bv which
the old Mexican population of the State are
driven to sell their lands for a song and 90 to
Mexico, and that Cortinas, having in vain
sought redress at law, took the matter into
his own hands, and that, though he has i'm
dulged in reprisals, yet impartial men deem
him more honorable than those whose exac.
tions, violence, and even murders have driven
him to arms
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24
FOrr's fine French Boots

just received These Boots are manufactured in Pa
ris and for which have the sole Agency.
Goods sold at my establishment superior to any
offered in the country, as regards their besuty, shape
workmanship and durability.
Fresh Goods received by Every steamer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
Mems super customer doubled soled and upper
Calf Waterproof Boots
Mems evtra quality l. double soled grained ieather
Mining Boots
Mems extra fine sewed French Calf Dress Boots:
Mems extra quality l. double soled Kip Waterproof
Boots;
Mems super L L tap soed, grained leather Hunga-
rian Boots;
Mems super L L tap-soled grained leather Water
proof Boots
Mems super L imitation stitched, half welted Kip
Dress Boots
Mems super L imitation stitched Calf Dress Boots
Mems extra quality, lined and bound, imitation stich-
ed half welted Kip Brogans
Mems extra fine, lined and bonnd, french Calf Dress
Brogans
Mems super lined and bound imitation stitched, En-
amelled Leather Brogans
Mems extra fine French Patent Leather Monterey
Ties
Invoice Of Gents Fine Glove Leather Top Fancy
French Calf Dress CATERS.
LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES
Ladies' extra fine fancy oolored silk Lasting Caters;
Ladies' extra fine Black Freuch Kid Buskns;
Ladies' extra fine French Patent Leather Alboni Ties
Ladies' extra fine enameed Leather Jenny Lind Bus
Misses fine French Kid Buskns and Ties;
Misses fine Enamelled and Patent Leather Laced
Boots
Chdren's fine fancy colored Morocco Boots.
eB- English Hunting Shoes.
eY- Orders from the country promptly attended to
48 ID STREIT,
jan24my MARYsvILLE.