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FRA NkI & Co,
WHOLESALE
GR0CERS & COMMISSION he CHANT 5
A1 "A In AiIeH dnlrKn Ih.Ikt uLIt..L4

I,i n & IL Is u RG, VA
uNANE ON HAND AND Fpit hALE-
d 30 bags Rio, Lagurn and Java Coffee
100 bhls BrowD Earn a., Crushed und PuiNcriIcd sugar
la.huO lbs Ltnkssillr and Union Gotten Yarns.
krg. old Dominion Nnils;
20u sacks Liverpool mud r.iua Salt.
% boxes Adams ntlnc and Inliow Candles;
200 sides good Sole Leatinr;
no l,iankes;
10 TINS IRON lla,umcred EollcJ Ban Horse Suc round
oval and Hoop;
10 liouts and Bropana, Shoes.
New Orleans and West india Mouases ~rup, Side.
Loaf sugar Mackcro IN barrels kits Blnck Tn
brown and Toilet Soaps, Rice, Soda, Spices Ginger Pepper
salt rctre Alum, Extract Iogwood indigo Mnddrr
Window Glass, Putty Wagon Boxes, Spades Nl,yrls r,,f.
Chains Grind stun.r Grind stone Fixtures Horse shoes
io,s White L.ad Zane, Tanners oil, UtIoer Leather Ia4
shear and rler'l Steel Axes, Coil Rope BInckmg, ios}.
shot, Lead Pan ted Buckets. sugar foxes Nests Tuse
Wrapping aud wiring Paper Shoe Thread Dem
sionc"e, STAPLE Drt tu"s such brown, brnched rsi
striped bomestcs. lds, lnsc, Jeans Kcrs,lp Emil In
iLnncls Bed Blankets, tucors. Alparcas ~ with IL ~
md general assortment II nne and Liquors. Wines
~ Particular nttonoh paid 10 the l"bicco, Wh at
Corn, Flour md all other kinds Of Produce, and prompt
pnrrs made for The shl' ni same. Oct ~ itc
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The CARELL lloUsE.-This establishment will
he opened on Monday next, by Messr.. Wells &
Deem, who are familiarity spoken Of as landlords,
having had experience in the business.
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HOlloxua v,S Oiptv,apt

~ 1I7oVvttJ
UR paris of the leg healed with safety the
ordinary salres his ointment alone penerates TO
cause Of these fixed and obstinate ulcers and
dy and without hhzard II equally enicacious for nil
rrnal pusules nfanmaiions and wounds Sold Mt IAN.
nlacory No So Maiden Lane New York. by NIL ~ sss
dc, 1 per pot ~ INV
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LATEST NEWS BY TTIEGRaPll.
rstsaEArUEp kxrkRzsLY Foa rus "Ivraus
The Great Eastern-The Walton Murder
~ The Zouaves

Nkw York, July D.-There we're nine thou.
sand visitors IA the Great Eastern yesterday. She
sails on the 39th on IN excursion 10 Cane NAV
;. The C"roners jury yesterday rendered YER
dict in The Walton murder caso, that the death
occurred from pistol ball short by Charles JEFF
fards
Tho Ch'oaSo Ipnavss will next visi. Bas,on.
n" time IL vt fixed Tor their going to Washing.
ten.
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Land near LYnohhurg.

OFFER my FARM Rig opossnui t]rssk miles
nom the CITY contains ~ 3 AqRfis, about ous.tlrd
ground The quality @ The land thssso. VIII There
DWELLING IL YOUNG okCiiARD of choice Fruit, -.
containing or 400 Trees goody postien Of tho
As shall bs absent until October November next
would rcfer any wishnx " know isrm &c Mr. H. b
IN Inpter, WnstOn's HnL ~
10 ab4sIRcp copy &. T, q. JENNfNGe.s
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. Steamer Slgna,ed.
New York. July l9.--fho steamer De Sot
from Havana the 10Th. has lecn sigaaled
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INKS II. Nn~L,sj thnNoSp ", 10 sR
NNsMA ohitIllSn & Sui HsnrfMsItEs,

No. NV, CosakR MAIN AND MAHKKr srr.lrs,
LYnohburg y,
HAVE IN and for sale IA and we'll assorted uo
i Of Groceries staple Dry u uo,is, Ne,
lowing Cuia, Orleans aud Coffee sugars Y A,cs
Loaf, Crashed, Urnnuucj end Powdered sugars, lii In
gura Java aud Mo,n Coffee, Grccn aud Black Teas aou
brands Spcrm Wax, Adainantine and Talow Candles
aud Fancy various bra nds Spices of Mud Sole
leather good aud damaged Nerpool an Gronnl Alum
Cation n Nos firHitia nml Western cured Bac
Halifax lerrings In bills, O. Mackerc ,kS Old "mn
Nails, Mountain Iron, Cast, Shear a.i Bislcfcd
Plough Lines he'd Cords Nc. and osnahurgs Rlouc and
brown shngs Heavy WcoilenA wooi Hats brgan Shoes
Negro blankets No., Nc, aeh they VIII sell low ts
10 rancua custonsrs linc In eSchang. pr"
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PEEIER's PATENT PLow.-This pillow has nchiev.
ed most remarkable success. The Rev Mr. peeler
tho inventor. residing in Florida was in this city
yesterday. Although tho pillow has been Def re
the public less than n year, no has sold, rights
enough to enable him to give to the Methodist
Church of the South over 5000, O00-ahodt one
half Of his receipts, Its advantages arc its cheap,
mesa. ito SIMPLICITY, durability aud adap,aliiiy to
any kind Of blade
Mr.. James l.. Brown. Of this city, has purchas.
ed the right for Virginia. with the exception of
five or six counties. and is now porfecting his ar
arrangements t. bring the pillow before the public
An advertisement in reference to il will appear in
this paper in u short time.
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Spe ola N OF toe!
JULY fsr, 1890.

Il A Y M Z n TIT:
7 DEEM necessary 10 notify my friends and customers hat
CASES prmpt aud speedy PAYMENT satisfactory
II s debs due thu frat day OF July leeDj
they faatae In accomplishing point
In business by calling In and settling, OF hohn9 sm
readiness pay when called upon shall In
irnt expectation of receisng due attention non IA who
indebted ms, either by bond notc account
l.. L. AkMIsfEAij, No. no h1in st.,
Je 29-ts Lynshbarg, Va.
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Fra I'm Naw ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, July l9.--rho hardware store
II D. ;. Reit On Front Levee Street was burnt
this evening. The fire is extending.
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Arrival of tho Teutonia:
TEN BkpECk AGAIN SUCCESSFUL.
NEW YORK july l9.--Ten Broeek's horse. Sat
'1'''e W" the STAFFORD plate at the New Market
races.
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m If were 10 tell rc"dcrs that The VETS aud
springs ihousiou The country had been poisoned Aui
thai ha, ,scuy cred anloe /" II, elects moi ii t
thai gladly avail themselves o discovery, viii,
the hope of death. Ii We 10 tell them That
Of treasure enough for them and mud
prepared 10 share with tl'in not one would refuse
our fortune. But health Is valuable than rich.
how gratidc should they he TO learn that great
punacca npouned Of purely vegetable matter, aud
that powers little ess certain light and
Srrd W. give insnfcesy If ST. call The
pri.,r EAi.:.o BllTERS aud examine the m,riad, II
certificates all ecyns n the south, OF persons who ,e
been cured DNseJsid by its all eang properties Among
them will vouchers of old and young, male and
male, extoing BITEEs the skies and blessing r0,i
denc. powers But iis yrues confined
Dyspepsia. Nervous Headaches yield readily 10 lis
Torld become quckened and made active by liz uh-
enc sonacls made healthy by It's neuirallu eff
ecls Indigestion disappears when enters the organs life.
Darrhaa lis tonic powers. And Cholera Itself
when these BIrEgs, is promptly disarmed and becomes
harmless thousands OF persons have certified who use in
1919 and 80 when that scourge devastating the country
BAKEES BIrTERS will not remedy all tho ills OF humanity
such diseases caused by the stomach and bowels
Oily yield Its strengthening effects, and speedily driven
the system All who need tonic should try II, AMI be
come their own judges Of its virtues.
For sale by a the Druggists IL ynchburg, and by oil tie
principal Druggists in the city of Rcoa, aud esew here In
Virginia; also, of Messrs chds Stoit Co., Washington city
H. Sialer " Co., Baltimore, Md d. II. Miller, Gov
ngon, KY: and Barnes IL Park N. Y.
Orders filled by addressing Il. BAKER, Proprietor
feb 2l-dScs Richmond. Va.
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WATCHES FouND-See advertisement Of watches
found, in another column. The owner can get
them by application at this office on complying
with the provisions of the advertisement.
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PORTSMOUTH,, March 10, 1855.
checriuly recommend "Sempls baking Powder as the
superior article nsrd for making light
Loaf ErcuG, Biscuits, &c, in the shori'i possbl" time
ions .IACF.
JOHN W. GARIICf..
Manufacturer aud sole Propr, tor
tj43m Richmun,l,
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| 1850, WILSON Il son, 1860.
,sliCCEssOk TO wills N ~ Bonfnl
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHAl ITS.
No. 90 Main ST., LynChburg, Va.
NNri pay parcula, attention the sale oon sign
w mcnts, sue, as RnAcca, WmKtr, FiarR, n,uuS Ne
Ne; rnlcEng sales and rnittng proceeds promptly: viii
make liberal advances produce In hand
We always keep land good srlcced stock QUO
tEilES such M SUGAR. bAros, CLoskg surp NoN. Sc,
which we VIII sell low for cash or prompt pa,
s~Wc hope by prompt E:; faithful attention bu.inos
receive liberal siinr'' of the public patronage.
Ii
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DupifS"tS WI.
JunN IL. PATTERSON. in.

SLAwe SH0r.--A runaway slave. from the he'd
Sulphur Springs Virginia. made his escape to the
GalIipolis side Of the Obi. river last week lie
was followed from Point Pleasant by VIM Rob
insoi,, of Gallipolis. and a man named Shepard
The pursuers came in hailing distance opposite
the point lie refused to stop, whereupon
Robinson raised his rifle and fred. inf'ctng
dangerous wound. The negro was taken to Point
Pleasant and placed in jail, and At last accounts
there was thought 70 be NO hope Of his lie
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Wigs wigs wigs ~
BATtHELOE's WIGS AND TOIfPETS surpnss
HE- all They are elegant, easy light and dnr'b'e
Fning charnl-no turning up bchindno sh-mkine "H
the head: indeed, this is the only Establishment VIII th
things prnpeIy understood and madcl6 Bond street.
Nov York. SANTIAGO NH fa-lA"ly.
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(SoRN, MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTER.Lrhe
undersigned hae venied from Messrs Langhornr Johs
their and Plaster Mill. He will keep constantly han
ihe articles, which ~ will sell cheap
CHAS. ;. IASGHOENE. sole Agent
march 4dis for the sale Of Western Plaster this cy
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The HEATED TERM--The heat Of the sun YES.
terday was intense. That venerable and vera
cious individual. the eldest inhabtant, protests
that never during his experience and observations
of half century, more or less in Lynchhurg
has be seen, read heard tell Of, such hot sea-
son az the present Men, horses, animals Of all
descriptions gave most unanimous and significant
testimony OF the melting heat The stifest of
dickies and the most erect of shirt collars soon
wilt and fall beneath the fiery glance of old Sol.
and nothing will SO quickly take the starch out Of
young exquistes few moments exposure to
the predominant element For u month past the
heat has cen unusual for the season, but for the
past few days, it has been almost nsupportable
We had thought the Fourth of July hot enough
for this any other climate, but since then it has
been several degrees hotter. Yet. we ought to BIZ
thankful that iis no worse. In New Orleans, for
instance. there were seventeen deaths from sun
stroke in one day last week. o Judge Semple
thou pondernus heap Of humanity how we do nifty
you! just think Of it; two hundred and fifty
pounds nett Of flesh and blood living in temper
ature 81 hot that the thermometer can't measure
it! Come away, man, before You away in a
liquid tide. deluging the denizens of Camp Street.
But il you won't come then
Farewell and i'll ofeyer,"
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FlIRrlso Al ON PoIS+ s,.s...s...,i,deot 81
says: "''''"s "oai o'e '
e. ou' must not close witbou, mentioning tho
gi,t;ns nnsG Of the Young people. | mean
d. .saf panng IN existence which has provi.
n, "'sms ueen prolonged for more than quarter
S;,,.,; on'n'E' have seen mnch coquetry, much
n1a hai think that in this respect. Al least,
o'u rom. leads the State. There are 30 many
o.poi'un''es, that it is not astonishing that the
~ ~ ~ - extensive. A piazza stretches along
80. ".'ie 'front.' OF the hotel AMI on the East aide
~ a place specially sacred IL lovers. or tiose
H." profess 10 be- called the "Lavei's Retreat
-, -; rom nine O'Clock until twelve any night.
as NC seen young lady aud gentleman com.
..W.E ~ INV tones or e. to the top OF the
""er battery and you may sec c,url = slow.
y "''efinS along TIM grassy walks listening to
VIC music ni the hlows the ripping If the wa.
80 V" '''e reach. ~ Wondering what the wild
waves are saying. Heaven knows what they are
'aikihg about. am too Old tn remember such
passages M my life. If indeed, there were such,
~. nave not sail that tie snaws of twenty five
winters nave fallen AMI melted since fist made
NY appearance on thi, mundane sphere? But |
am airaid that you WON'T finish my letter unless |
se' me example of doing 80 myself. In nv next
w'ii tell You about the big cun, the "FL,yd."
wn'oh was minded here last Saturday. Till then,
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II Ti0A tRESeH BCRR MN STONES
u "Brush Mountain" do do
''IIan Pcasr' smut Machines.
"foungs' do do for sale by
jy 12,ls lRBY " SAUNDERS.
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TuyHE HOUSEWIVES POCKET COMPANION. "a
Il THE DIME COOK BOOK, embodying what Is most
omic most practical and most excellent by Mrs VciorF
sale at VICTORS BOOK STORE.
y1Y-B
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CA NJ u. STA PLIES 500.
tnF nLn SIAM J. uAMp, snrn "".
No, Bridge st. near Depot q Com ExohG ,ge
Lynchburg. Virginia.
tANb No DgAYAGs; FROM UAEAI.)
WHOLESALE AND 4 ETAlI. GROCER \,
t6oasatssfon aad fbrs ursifag Asrrhanss
LwAYs KEEP large aud oee assoripent oi 1T
~ bnY GoopA AND GaaeKRiss. WMes AND fLQtons
Boars, sness ARA Nc, C., which srl
prices tarcss AMI beraty In dealing rule aud
nsd upon terms " presai and goods safely pr up
nnd deliveries, ar required. In the Commission AND 'oE.
WARDiN6 l,parmrnt our sPA( 1ous HOUSE pos.,s's
lernr advantages To location, Ia thu eeae Of radc,
aud has enoycd hbcml paf Fur the man
nn towards OF large increase In this branch bus
ness, thank friends and them that their
-hall receive personal attention in every ustau,e
W. sell Tobacco aud every her description ~ Produce aud
prcpnrdio nakc prompt and Myorablc returns
House In tho city ~ state. CANT, STAPLES ~ n.
gWSACLS for tlran furnished customers horct,
kWwe have large Yard for BER and cxlwrit
hand 10 measure same. Jan l4tsl C,s&t u.
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Ealr, Rent.
70 II SALE.

FOh SALEs
k DESIRING In procure printing press 10 BE-
" .,opcraied by steam power the proprietor OF this
MI M9esablAhment offers sale Tire upon which
the "virginian" Ia printed. II n substan-
uai ADAMS PowEH P.sas propelled by hand,nnd
~HNVY> capable OF making thousand Impressions
AIl hour. The oharao,cr Of It's wurs can 10 dssS.
,nlned by the appearance oi this paper.
To the proprietor Of country newspaper having much crcu
ailon o. doing much ob wor ms Press would save labor
= --.e@ -4~-4sr $500
TO LAND BUYERS AND SELLERS.
TuE undersigned have estabAhed al Amherst Court House
j agency for the AM
Sale and Purchase of Estates
rn and rsonH They propose buy seti fasiea,
attending tile execution OF all papers eoIsstini
pnymens &c., Tho They have
hand hor sale the following farms In Amherst;
"a Acres, 3tB Acres, 700 Acres,
ass AereN 300 Acros gi9 Acres
4l2 Acres, Gil Acre, 100 AereA
80 Acres va Acres no Acres
800 Aercs lying H. different parts OF ihe County
IN Nelson 1870 Acres, In kelsun I'm AcreA
In tledfond $40 Acres, and In Campbell 500 AcreA
gT We have an Increased number particular descrip-
lion these Farms will bs jeslrIhg information.
kN Address WHTnlEAb& HALL, at Amherst Coar House.
THoMAs WliITEHEAD,
jan 7-dAcIy JAMEH u. HALL.
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may - 3n
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nIs0EILENIous.
aHA ". Rs,t,GN.

JUN = w dhR " hocNh.9 ,, 7TsS "a Tor
LEE, ROOKIE &c TAYLOR.
IA noLEsALE AND RETAIL 0IsocEks. CbMAlss ioH
W AND FORWARDING MERCIfAnTe.sl the old u ana
OF lsr iIocgs Co. No. 10 Main s4@E 85nehhafg, ",
VIII particsaI and aention 10 fe aae " 10
BAga0 WAL r lO9f. MACON, LAkpIRrTfER, n Ets
1NER& aud COUNTRY PRODCtE e16eraliy makst tba-
tai produce sreAandze u baud Tor
aztec and cash time sales WHIT required; ssed promp 10
goods consigned DO forwar le hand sfgs
aad we'll Of assserr lmporse aud Don r.c
Liquors. Wincsr No., sc.
Ir DRAIN BA0S nrni,h ed nj uie when pm,
clue" consigned Ia us FIR sale. nh -
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SEE FOURTH PAGE:
~" "4i VI Li'Sihh I' IELLioLN
FOR FOREIGN MARKETS.
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS

nile the steamer Brooklyn was in New York,
lanes Jam Dolly, sailor important witness in the
t[ .[lai Gl sergeant Ray, having been remanded to
the snip TO be detained as witness, jumped
through p"rthole into the water and drowned
himself.
st: Louis papers state that the English are be-
ginning to take advantage of the overland mail to
send letters to China. There are regularly receiv
ed at the St Lonis Post-offce some six or seven
small sacks, weighing about thirty pounds each
The loss by the late destructive fire in BRIDGE
town, Barbados, w. L., will fall heavily on New
Haven merchants. About one-third of the place
was destroyed, and the loss will amount to more
than two millions.
r A suit has been brought in Cincinnati Court
lor tne recovery of an 'inch and threequarters of
gIeuno Th Court ordered the defendant to pay
Slo, as the value of the land, and both parties to
the SUIT to bear the costs equay-sl5 in each case
The annual convention of the General Ticket
ARents OF the various railroads, will be held at
F'taourg on the third Wednesday in April.
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MOnatarp ano Commercial Rfbifu.
BAIrIMoRE. March 1s. 1860.

BALTIMORE, March 10, lSoO
Stocks were active again today, especially Railroad
and Mining shares, the operations, which amount in
value to rising 100000 being mainly in these stocks
The leading fancy baltimore and Ohio Kaiiroad) was
considerably stronger than yesterday 1t opened at
an advance s on the closing price of yesterday but it
subsequently fell off half dollar to a dollar per share
The sales to-day add up nearly LOCO shares at s7OH
buyer go days s7OH7O cash. and S696S seller 6odays
and it closed regular way s6SH bid $40 asked North
ern Central Railway however weaker than yes
terdav There were 200 shares only sold at $15Sal5
buver GO days and $15 seller 60 days No sales
made for cash. it closed regular way at Sl4 bid SIS
asked Guilford and Gardner Hill Mining stocks
both very active again today OF the former stock there
were 100 shares sold at S337h@ @34 cash, and s344@
Sc time and of the latter 1000 shares sold sea
6 cash, and $6b6164 time. We note also sales of 100
shares Springfield Mining Company at s2b me and of
20 shares Clara do at S9G9I The transactions
in Loans day have been light The sales include 81
Missouri 6's 81 $4,000 Baltimore City 6's 1875 at &c.
$500 do. 6s 1890 at 9sH dividend and 5000 North
Virginia Railroad second mortgage bonds TO-
SAlES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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la w NTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. X. N. Martin, Judge.
The following Occunied Yesterday

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. r. n. Martin, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
The State of Maryland on the relation of Charles
Howard and others, 'The Board of Police of the
City of Baltimore" u.s. The Mayor and CITY Coun-
Gil of Baltimore. Application for writ of manda-
mus. Before reported. Opinion of Court delivered,
granting the writ A full report of the opinion
will be found in another column.
Assignment for to-day 735 to 75S
USTED STATES DIsTRICr CoURT.-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday
Trego, Tall 4 Co. as. Graham Dunnock. A
libel TO recover for materials furnished a vessel
Decree for libeants.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. l.. Mar
shall, Judge.
The following occupied Yesterday:
VIM. j. Cadd u.s. Geo. W. Rusk An action for
money due. Verdict for plaintiff for S337S3.
CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon. Will
liam George Krebs, Judge.
Nothing done yesterday.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Nothing done. Court ad-
journed by the Clerk until this morning at ten
O'Clock
CIRCUIT CoURr roa BALrIMoaE CoUNrY.-Betore
Hon. Judge Price.
TowsoNTowN March 13, 1860.
The magistrates appeals were again resumed to-
day and the only cases disposed of were the case
of Michael McGee Us. Henry Knell, in which case
the jury reversed the judgment below and render
ed verdict of one cent damages for the appellant
Messrs. Cuttings, Grason and Carr for the appel,
liant, and Messrs Snyder, Wheeler and Keech for
the appellee.
James Warren rs. Daniel B. Banks-an action
of replevin to recover SS5 for quantity of wood
used by the appellee, which was cut and measured
on farm purchased by the appellee from the ap-
pellant, the wood being exempt in the sale, as al
legged by the appellant and denied by the appellee.
This was argued at considerable length before
the jury by Mr. Cuttings for the appellant, and bv
Messrs. Malcolm and Boarman for the appellee
The jury was instructed to return sealed verdict.
The above cases, in which large number of wit
nesses examined occupied the attention of the
Court up to three O'Clock, when it adjourned until
tomorrow.
The same docket will be resumed tomorrow and
in all probability concluded.
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The Rio Grande Diniculties--Correspo
Between Governor Houston and Secretary

New ORLEANS, March 12-The Austin, Texas,
lntelligencer publishes the official dispatches be-
tween Gov. Houston and Secretary Flovd.
Gov. Houston writes, under date of February
18th, 81 have used all necessary caution and pru-
dence, and may now act upon the acts before me-
Unless prompt measures are taken by the Federal
Government, circumstances will impel Texas to
adopt course she wishes to avoid. Texas cannot
be invaded with impunity, but if she is thrown on
her own resources she may not only resist, but
adopt measures to prevent the recurrence of these
outrages," etc.
Gov Floyd replies, under date of the 2Sth ult,
that immediate action will be taken, and able Off
GERS despatched to take command of the depart
ment OF Texas. Strong reinforcements will be sent
as soon as the season will allow.
Governor Houstop's despatch to McCulloch SAYS
there will be stirring times the Rio Grande ere
long.