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BLASTING AccIDENr.-In.s spite of theimany
melancholy lessons which miners are so
constantly receiving, accidents, from the
careless use of blasting powder, are as COM
mon as ever. On Tuesday last a worthy
and industrious miner, named William Will
liams, a native of Wales, while tamping a
blast in a tunnel at Birchyille, had his leg
horrible fractured and other portions of his
person much injured by the premature ex-
plosion of the charge. Both bones of the
leg below the knee, were broken in several
places, and a couple of fingers of the right
hand were blown off. DIR. Webber was i'm
mediately in attendance upon the unfortu-
nate man, who has since been removed to
the immediate vicinity of this town, where
he will have good Nursing and be immedia-
tely under the eye of his surgeon, and there
rs hope that hrs life will be saved, though,
possibly, at the expense of limb There is
one question we wish to ask of those people
whose constant business is the blasting of
rocks, and that is--is there no other material
thon iron, whoecf 10 make tempting rods2-
The melancholy frequency of terrible acci-
dents, occasioned by the violent contact of
iron Or steel and the flint in the granite,
eliciting sparks and igniting the fuse, ought
to admonish all concerned against the fur
ther use of that metal as tamper Copper,
it is said, can be used for the purpose with
lmpunity, though we have no personal
knowledge in the matter to warrant us in
indorsing such an assertion as an ascertained
fact. AT all events it is time that tamping
rods of iron and steel should be laid aside.
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APoLoGy.-A defective roller made the outside pages
of portion of this weeks Pass rather oblivious.
Printer men subject to accidents well
people.
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ID Il III II Z q tt.
Dr. II. Gross seft,
operator in all the different Depart-
ments of Dentistry.

House g. Lot for Sale at n Great Bargain
FHVHE undersigned offers for sale his large and
Il beautifully located House. with or without Furn
iture About 10 Fruit Trees AMI good well of water
on the premises. Enquire at the premises.
s. ROSS.
North San Juan, May &c, 1sG0 3w
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Mnrried.

Marrieu:
On Sunday last by Rev. David Deal, Mr J. W. NYE
to Miss B. X FREEMAN. both of Grass Valley
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Died:
On Thursday, April Goth, at his residence No A.
Ninth Sixth Street. Brooklyn, n. Y, Mr.. GEORGE
DoRNIN, aged So years.
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BirtIl:

Birth:
On the Goth inst at Camptonville Ynba count y ,th
wife of Robert j. Hughes. of a Daughter.
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'WAsHoE NEws.-By a telegram from Car
sou City, dated the 23d inst, we learn that
Col. Jack Hays had marched for the seat of
war; with upwards of five hundred good and
true men under his command From the
subjoined telegram from our townsman, Mr..
N G. Miller, We judge that Col Hays has es-
tablished permanent camp somewhere on
Carson river, to serve, at once, as basis of
operations and depot for recruits and pro-
visions. AS a partisan or guerilla officer,
Jack Hays has not his superior in america.
He served faithful apprenticeship in the
school of his fayorite tactics in Texas, in the
border wars of which State, with Mexicans
and Indians, by the force of his genius and
his indomitable courage, he distanced all
competitors, and became, by common con-
sent, the chief fighting man. Among peo-
pie SO essentially chivalric as the Texans
n people who love fighting Mexicans and In
dams better than eating-none but man of
the most. decided qualities can expect to at
tain supremacy. Col. Hays attained it and
sheld it for years. What other Endorsement
u.s. needed to. give him the chief command of
'the military in Washoe? He will give good
account of his Indian enemies, or we are
mistaken.
The following is the telegram alluded to
above, and is highly interesting to those of
our citizens who have friends engaged in
the WaShoe war:
Carson Cry, May24th
To HYDRAULIC Press The bows have
just started for Col. Hays camp on Carson
River. All well but Brookshaw, who has
the rheumatism, and viii stop here. The
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CARSON Cry, Maye24th
To HYDRAULIC PRESS The bows have
just started for Col. Hays camp on Carson
River. All well but Brookshaw, who has
the rheumatism, and win stop here The
flag of truce story is false beyond doubt-no
'ene believes it here. n. G. MILLER.
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we're read and sdoptrd, expressing Hrannoa'on AZ We
stand taken ny hecoro 81 AeS En- ana an4 ten
Ger ing Ia then, ths Dpaihles OF tn Gfh"Nu
e.s Of M. lar lh.ir ,ncrs. IA IA. struggle
kaac n, ~, Pr,sdtnt 81 the Mout era Nauona NnNo,
uads ~ address decauife against the oppression Of M
isboTy by the esrYsie, M Jsmes Johnson 40 oia
nan, Apparently az kDsDet man, mace MOS, sensible
ana psetcaI address. x. had been concerned "a
arikes IN the old coaDiry ana ia anne flca f0r
forty years back, ana he always founo that Que
rtascu Why strikes aid succeed the fa
that to- many 81 the King icoth,y sp-nt their
money Ne capiorea tLose present against idog their
urne away IN drAklng houees, which prevented them
from eevatirg III msey.s society Othsr or
tfcr nyoverisfed CCndinon ~as want OF union among
neHsslyes, sDd g,es,sr tbsp all Of education,
which prevented them rom Ting with the
ayes He suggested ihat tnstea Of spending tneir
money ,oofshy they cou5, by small contributors,
tnnd ~ 50 bn or more Annually whch " put out al
inter Ft would accumulate such extNt that they
wouo foon be IN position that the unjust employer
could not ipJure them. he elucidafed hs subject by
ovidng society, at present constituted, INTO four
spJooucers distributors Instructors aud Cover
rors-ano hspo led II With much vigor ana ofiepsl-
~ Re exhorted those present to hc sober,
united ard steady, and endeavor To store
thei minds with good sonnd Information
which they would find the best ~ improve their
coBci,icn Dir Wm Baker, VITO stated that he dia no,
belorg 10 the craft made practical speech. recornm I'd
ing the contributor Of mGterisl add 10 the strikers 10
New FL gland lie baed 10 the meeting not 10
heir money and become capitalists. He extolled labor
ayLg acbncry If the bic ssings 10
kind. He aso observed that those who moe, rsbd
in taking about he tyranny Of the employers sometimes
smiled uron them they would become the most exacting
and tyranncai their wOvtnep like the aboitsonst Of
The North Who PM a. Southern plantation
becomes the most cruel Of task After taking up
contribution for the New England strikers, and the
hslves" and "qusrers" coming in pretty freely, the
meeting adjourned.
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Persossl Intelligence.

letter has been received from England from Mr.
Henry Fowler Of Toronto mentioned being Of the
unfortunate passengers by the Hungarian he uteaded
sailing by the Canadian.
The Dutch Minister at Constantinope, Count Van zugen
lately had escape from being murdered IN that
city, In open day, In the street Of Pera number or
csisgee got crowded together in . part of the
street, end among others two carr containing ladies'
Of the sersglo, attended by an armed eunuch. While
ADes in this condition the Counts carriage come
mp and order to get through the crowd obliged TO
get close 70 the csrrage Of the seraglo Immediately
the eunuch hs and blow ut the Minis
ter which would have severed his bead had he not ward
ed II on with his The negro as Instantly disarmed
by the byttAnders and pretty roughly banded and the
carriages were obliged 10 escape full speed 10 avoid
some probable and unpleas ant consequences
Bon Augustus Frank, n c., Is at the Astor house, en-
Hon. J. b lane, Of Kansas has published a letter in
the Lavenworih STATE Register, in which he strikes ec-
we're blow at the vcracity Of Governor Robinson He
wrh assaults upon the old free ae party Of Kansas pre-
ccaeo upon the testimony II Charles Robinson recently
gwen before the Senate Hsrpers Fsrry Investigating Coma
miee. A. . member OF that giorioua old party DO
solemny declare that the charges contained IN sai
oinscns tesumoDyi before said committee are false In
whole and 10 part whether esAteo upon his o~n the
authority OF others cbargs that the aaid Robinson
well knew their falsty when he took upon himself 90
legation an oash do furhsr charge that in the sm,
and place selected for making that ss.au toe sad R,bp
son was guilty Of cowardy assassination Of thai cauae and
party 70 which be indebted for bis present position No
opportunity being given 70 The accused for cruss exam-
nation, explanation defence. For myself land respou
s'be thercfor) do arragn Charles Robinson before tho
country end do nounce him corrupt de,suer ADD
cowardy assaasin Of his old friends
Major Marston, Q n c.. Hon r. Burnett. Major
Lynde. Capt j n Palmer, q. A and Governor Back.
Of Nebrasks, are IN Washington
W thc "a inst the members Of the House Of Repre-
sentves Of Kentucky presented Gov Meriwcather with
. handsome gold headed cane. III
Hon Alexander r BoeIer, Of Virginia "a recovering
RON The severe sickness With which h. has bsou a ed
several days. and soou be able 70 resume his sest
a the House Of Representatives,.
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HvrsoS RivFR NAycsTioS-rrxsr BoAr IRON NV YORK
The tfeamer South America Gays the Albany yowd{ Of
Tuesday, which left New York evening" reached ud
son al clock this morning, and After taking in coal re-
tain Of tie South America reports . considerable quantity
O. heavy floating ice below, but Of moment above
Hudson. The South America viii leave this Afternoon AZ
O'Clock for New York The schooner David Apdessou
BADEN with lumber, which became ice bound hero sst
fsIl lef, New York at There no ice in the
river front Of this city and that encountered BY the
South America below will not stsrisy Interfere with
fhe ng Of boats that safely be asserted that
river navigation Coz 1880 has fairly opened.
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OUR DOVER CORRESPONDENCE.

DOVER, March s, 1880.
The Strikers in Procession Expressive Notices oind
Vien q the Question hie and Black Sauyy-Rpub
Icon Hypccisy- Wilson and Hale-Their Professions
AVID fAeir Practice, &c.
This has been great day with the Of 81 Crispin
III Dover Early in the morning they gathered at their
headquarters where they formed aproceeson headed by
the Dover Brass Band and for three hours amused them
selves by paradne through the principal streets Of the
town. Near the head Of the procession staworth siour
bore aIo banner upon which was Inscribed the follow
inappropriate motto
Nay We be slaves 10 noAine but our duty
The shoe prcbes, and the sufferers are beginning 70
zee how asd Why pnches In another part Of the pro
cession noticed this
Projection and provisions for he ndus&rsous
And In another place banner upon which was IN.
scr.bed:-
Let crime on level and win part on TIE square
Slightly Masonic, that, but appropriate however not.
witbsiandiDs 10 appearance In the prooesn q shoe
nskera
From The tenor d The inscriptions upon Tie banners
Carried In The procession, win perceive that the
white slaves Of the New England States are becoming
aroused 10 ssnfe Of their condition. and are endeavorDe
10 burst the fstte that their masters have been aza1
rindipg around them for The past few yeaza
whether they win succeed or no<, - . question
which time and their iud,c,ops conduct a,one can
satisfactorily determine. IN Dover, Great Fails,
the bslrce Of POWER politically power that judcoasly
used be Of itself SUFFICIENT 70 for them the
risbis which they DOW dsnapd.
The cor that takes place on the 1Ssh win determine
the pcoal character OF The Of Hon. DANIEL
CLARK ore Of the United States Senator's ron this State
whose isyp expires on The An Of next March, aa4 The
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THE STRIKE AT LYNN.

BosroS, March Z, 1862
great procession OF the strikers OF Iynna thousand
women and thousand men-with the Lynn City Guard
and bands Of music, marched To day largo delegations
attended from Marbchead, Saugus and other places.
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To the Intelligent.

r. x~ ALI. diseases end in mpurity of the
tl>G blood. No matter how called each can b. cured l.,
Vegetable pnrgatNc which do unly NIP in the hll hut
artuny chpe The tm humnrr which produce II ui,i hcu
nlofcuS, and rlumHtism well liver prcrars
pin the sill. aud general hrH, aud lr
l,tsi rN,ral. Nay ANhEllIiS rms t"l utlI sHfr
Il., HGcans bat also asthma aud nh rur, nGrraus IT
III. unC-, we'll colds and cnlp-. lt,n tntuH
iuH and bleeding ct the lungs hRN" oou boa. cured W lien.
Lem, r,r EEhNDEEIIl'S FILLS have ll - Jos ,,at.
laniirn AMI warranted rurc, ,i table pu1 aIar IL
aitp4z tic f.pdt,t,l W,ake-t frame lh-, Who
rtIi.oua. hHt their tifiu,- sutpHs tHug1 The, nu hr
nd to he fully appreciated. Sold nj principal anc, 10 ?ai
a.it street. Prize - cents n Jri. I'm
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Celebration of the Fourth.
HE,p QUARTERS. 13lst Regiment,
General Order. No. 3. June 90, 1850

IlE,D QUARTERS. 13lst Regiment
General Order. No ,, June 90, 1850.
order Of tie Day for Al Of Jniy 1861.
l. The National Salute will be fred at Sunrise
bv the Lynchbnrg Artillery.
. Military Column will be formed nj 9 A. VI .
on lower end Main St. facing West; ~ Troop on
the Right; ~ Home Guard; l3) Rifle Giays ~
Lynchburs Artillery; 81 Civic Bodies who M,
choose to join the eolumn. reporting 10 the COM
handing Officer for instructions.
B. The Column will move up Main street TO
Western street, IN Western To Church aud I1wa
Church street To li,lcamhe Hall.
4. Declaration OF indenendcncc read by Slm'l.
d. Preston. Grafton by &. NJ. Blackford,
These exercises viii. take place in llDicombe
Hall, Mt . O'Clock
5. The Military colnmn reforming after these
exercises will proceed inter firing yolies from
Court House HI. to the Fair Grounds, WHERE
the picnic will take place.
=. Dre>sParade On College Hill at p. NJ.
BY order Of Col. LANGmoRNE.
b. l.. BLAcKFnRD. Adiutant.
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Hos. d. W. NoRHEEs.-This distinguished Ell
tizen Of Indiana. arrived in Winchester on Satnr.
day. and remained n couNlr IF days. At nigh he
was serenadcd by the Winchester Band, when
he made his appearance on the portico ol the
Taylor Hotel, and delivered brief address
which was received with great fnvor. His re-
marks we've strongly unionand Sta:c rights. Mr..
Voorhees,, it will he remembered, was the counsel
Of John +. Cook. one of the Brown party and his
speech in defence Of the accused was extensively
published Throughout. the country, az production
of great merit. Mr.. Voorhees, has gone to Char
lotesvile where he viii deliver the address lc.oe
the Literary Societies of the University of Virgin
ia. = UInchesicr IilQinia.
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Tribute OF REsrEcr. -rhe death Of brother STE
PHEN Hicks hayi.lg been announced at reg lar
communication of Prudence Lodge No A T. x
A. NJ, q committee WAS appointed to draw up re
solutions relative to his death, which committee
reports as follows:
Whereas, it has pleased kind Providence to
remove from our midst brother Hicks, Tor som"
years past our Efficient officer and brother Of
Fraternity
Resolved, That we bow in obedience to the Will
of the great Architect OF this Universe, who though
infic,ing deep wound upon our Lodge. always
dispo>e- of Us according to his Love and Mercy.
Resul'cd, That in the death Of brother Hicks,
Prudence Lodge has lost good and upright Ma.
son. and a worthy brother.
Resolved. That in memory of his presence n.
mnng u.s. md in token Of sorrow for his de.
cease, will wear the usual Masonic badge Of
moarning for thirty days.
Rcsol,cd, Chat the foregoing resolutions DO
communicated, by committee to the family Of
the deceased brother, aud be published il the
Lynlhhurg Eir@nian, and Bedford Sentinel
Bedford Sentinel will copy.
W W. LEFTWICH, Scc'y.
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". W. LEFTWICH, Scc'y.

Brutal MURDER On Monday night the 10Th
inst, most brutal. murder was perpetrat'd Al In
dependence, in Grayson county. About amonts
by man NAMED Taimon and the Isoms, the cau>e
OF the difficulty growing out of the arrest Of j.
Isom Jr. for the murder of ererleng.and for which
said lsom is now in jill awaiting his trial L 'b-
erts being an important witness in the prosecn.
ton. The diff cul'y renewed ut the time alipfo
stated between John lsom Sr. and Robert. when
James I<om ism of Johnl ran up and inf u
blow upon Roberts temple with deadly wenpnn
supposed to be slun=,ho:, killing rim almost in.
stantly. lsom las made his ccape.- Mrioa
|iS,for.
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M A REI ED.

In Baltimore, on the 9th instant in Wcstmln
ster Church. by Rev. Mr. Hammer. SAN'L. H.
MCKINNEY. OF Lynchburg, Va, to MARY LIZZIE,
dangh'tr of William Is. Averett, deceased 81
Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

?. II. AYLErr. Eso.--President Buchanan has
appointed his gentleman L. S. Attorney FIR the
Eastern District OF Nirgnn. vice John NJ. Gregg
ry, resigned. The arp innent was confirm.
ed by the Senate, in executive session. a few days
snpn
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W M. 4. MILLER. Lynohburg, Va
AGlNI Fol.
REEs Bs PHosPHo- PERUVIAN, OR
MANIPULATED GUANO.

l. composed exclusively of
f@g G,pHnd HJtnbt'r0 'tao, amt Hssf Peru Duane
OHs. i;f5 Edra. -
MOTE We call The Ia
nb"t, dnd contains ~ plaster oiher isSs rdlidbts
sulsAn' thai I nI6fH CDdnp iln additions
Ia cpWbinniloh- al Haho, IT, other effect than reduce
hclt 'hle In i"S fIfe ~ lime f},HoHiJ both Of which
nfr tno ihuhhh "a place su' which he had
NfFeHfh The Prize OF Ilus'rr be with
ada rrs lie applied Ia quaHttns Of several Jashais
intr ,ru hAi lii, few ponndA Ully TINT
bo applied When "ui NH'h unn' can be og iinp
tnlur. isu.i, II fillnwA, 'rbifuon Guane
inilhR fiaslW may be sold nj T., value Ia just Ia
iNal, st IttHlf ii' pptpsHl, r'ducfd.
We have ii tatt3 Tie Hur suttlnr'
ana itan' - tor u pat tom Sonff nd Waiic ~
sdffp bul"F IN cpa. IL file, tcrttlis.
iouN't haS b II amply urirnu.'rpt. !.
VI, ler'i,, recommend Tia eonsisua,., 18th
tnurn hi' ner, asa ga .iH'a tviab t'ft'xer.
~" " - >" MI. \. dtLLER.
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Hook AND LADDER CoaPANY.-We are request.
ed to say that this Company will meet might ut
o'clok at the Reservoir for the purpose Of drill
ing. Every member is desired to he present.
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DIED,

In Lexington. about . o'clock, on Sunday morn
ing last, Mr.. EvELrSA MoRE, wife of S. Md.
Moore, aged about SO years.
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Usage Orange Seed,
d NH ~ sTABLrR y JONES.
Singers Sowing Machines.

Singers Sewing Machines.
EIAl success hIwH- the most conclusive proof Of great
Judged l., tins lost there labor machine
before the pubic rale Ia singers sewing VI oincH.
Alef establishing highest reputation Ia the United states
lht) exhibit i AT tho late "ENposunn Un etelto IN
France, mhro they carried OH The hgisi prcmil, mud u
great inDnul'csafs ,rm hus been built IN Par
In cs,rl hrauc 81 industry Ia which he dplu
these machines hc used with immense ituh A. ia. spce
al The kuiwH run IL Ia travelling Is sewing Nit
singers Machines compared with hhnd ec"Ius. No iH'IJ
sho"mak,r, dfersnHkrr Cnfrnge trimmer sHdVr halter Mr.
Ne si"utd not he without The r profit ri
tirse hines 2uaty employed, ohe Thousand Dollars
In nli private ianias whore there much sewing t
be ise dnvs tlnahe Hssisigice Planters
mud hpic keeper, Ind them particularly al and rutl
able. Jh,sr simple In their construction an
very rog durable, h.ig hn only Kind al Sowing Ma
made l} which SORT uf work, fua
could be perfectly executed 1housnu ui inferior Bnd worth
"s- sewing Macnt. tutc been made and -ld under 'arH
nnHr SINGER Machines alone have been ioand every
Witr, To satisfy Ire wants uf thu IruIie.
Ilan printed distinctions for ufipg, Ecni " III ehtI
81 ne rom wh H rchdl acquire Tia art ~ man
gins tien. ia. iuS lnChcd securely Ia to nn'
pari The word 10 all rffrs desiring IWrtleuhr
Formation, ~ H. on application ' rici a "r Of "nr oB
fprwari copy of L. NJ singer 'H'rttr, pr,c
whoi, d,,n,pd Ia tho g wing Machine tnrrst.
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roHIsNorrr, March 10. i-as.
ch"crhly recommend "srnplo's iiatug fawd,r' rs the
'-l -l"rtnt article used nnkng IT, aud wed
i"at Er'ad. blsonis SC, In the shortest poss4, no.
1ouN J,eF.
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Hollowav,s Pills and Ointment.

" ~ Ml ElAlS of men hive been Engaged i mere than
III th- siing The ell
Of H'9odgs F1s Ointaeat. rcu.des,
elh'r tttat} cnJnt,. tor all internal aud ,Ncrnn All
intnls. lhef unanimous Enthusiastic verdict
th-e frrti,s b,urr and should IT,, most
tnefnuH sold nj The mandatory, 80 Al Madvn laut,
S,N uk, AMI h, ali druggists, aac Csc, an n bx
aHt liz L.. lNl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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m ~ AMONG the sany rcsata,rs which nature has
R supplied to relieve the Affections Of humanity there
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ph. NfsfAE'S nAlsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Certificate nom Mr. Narbornc Norton Of Examiner
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