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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
= A CIR land
VIRGINIA DESC0VERX.

g ONE four months since our excellent townsman,
- NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed us that he
had prepared a. 2 3 80.
Hair 1estCaeArs
with which he was experimenting upon his own
head, whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
tive days since, and en- tbs place so bald four
months since fine crop ofhair has aprung up with
vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr. Ezekiel
of the efficiency of his discovery that he hes named
it "THE INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RE-
STORER Mr. E. is about going into an extern
Sive manufacture of article which is destined tc
prove of anxious interest to -pated friends
From the Richmond Enquirer, December 18th, 1859
RroHAcND, November "A, 1859.
l, N. Ezekiel, take oath the Holy Bible that
nave peen oalo LOT the past tWeye ana nays
restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S VIRGINIA
HAIR RESTOREK.
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphta.i Eze
kiel. JOS. MAYO, Mayor of Richmond.
TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY Oh
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NOTICE.

NTOSBY &TAX1OR have associated with Il am
Iva IN their mercantile business commencing list
July. 1860 Mr.. L. l.. FULTZ. The business will
be conducted a their old stand under the firm of
sNaOsBY, TAYLOR s. FULTZ.
They have still on hand large stock of goods
which they are anxi ous to reduce before Fall, and
WI, offer inducements to those who may favor il EN-
Z. @s. TIE accounts ofthe old concern will be ready
IN few days, and they wish 10 close UP their ola
Business as speedily as possible
gu, MOSBY & TAYLOR.
staunton, July IS, 1e6O-6t
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4 Perfect Screw Top Jar at Lasj

w are now prepared to sell to Housekeepars
w and others, "Fridley & .Cornmans Self
testing, Self sealing, Flexible Cap Fruit Cans
whloh are represented as being superior to any vet
introduced into this market. ~
r, The uncertainty that has always attended the
Sealing of Cans without cement is in these Self.
testing Cans entirely removed. This great merit
consists in the ease and qrckness wi. which thew
can be sealed and opened for any number of times.
and in the untang test as-io the condition of tho
fruit which the flexible cap always gives Cali
and examine them at the Hardware Store of
WOODS Il GILKESON.
Stanton, july 90 1860
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A Tan YARD & nd Farm for Sale.
TNHE undersigned offers FOR sale his TAN YARD
Il and FARM lyi in the county of RocEbridge
miles from Goshen Depot aud ~ from the Rock
bridge Baths. The land is we'll watered and pro-
ductive and has ali necessary buildings npon Il for
farming purposes and for raising Tobacco. =
For further particulars apply to or address The
undersigned at Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge co.
Va. 49,. JAS s TAYLOR
July 90, lS60.-3t.
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:, Female Seminary
s2OWNSBUKG, hUCk BRIDGE COUNTY, W
kiiI. ". ". TnilIRLE. E.f;aainas.


~ is School Niil be open for girls and young la
T. dies on the 3rd day of oeptemee4, AMI Mlt
close On tie last Thursday in June, lSal
The school is under the entlre man agenent Of
the Principal, aided ny competent ASSISTANTS. fie
Instruction WIN be practical aud, thorough, EN-
hraciug all the elements uf sound and liberal ed
ucation. and having reference to The bod y, tic
head, ana the heart. The location is eilllenrly
favorable to health and morals Tae Academy
building is large, neat and andsomey sltuateJ.--
The discipline OF the school Will be condacteu on
C.. rstlaa principles. 1t will be lirn, parental snd
kIud.N
ss'EsE s MS.
Tuition in the Primary department $40 90
Tuition in the higher tnssh Branches. 50 20
Tuition in tue Academic department.,
including the Ancent Classics, 40 90
Tuition in Music, 40 ~
Tuition ia French, 10 90
Contingent Fee, | 90
board including W ashing, Lights and
. Fuel, from 500 to 10 90
few boarders will be received in the family OF
.he Principal.
yygy~ Address the Principal, uutll the goth Of Au.
gust, at Cedar Grove Mills, R9ckhrldge Go Va
alter that time DIT Brownsburg.
July II, lS60.-2La
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Look at This 2
A SPLENDID DRAWING
TIE THREE NUMBER PLAN
4l2 Prizes amounting 10 "a 1921 4s1 q
whole ick.exs ga

- 3HSOGs| E|Ea Z SS-5 - sJa
-, SHARES IN PROPORTION
II CREERING TICKETS OR UERTIFICATTeg,
Enclose the money to address fcr. the tickets
ed by first n,aiI Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure tEey may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will he SER
to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
I'll communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates. bv Mail mr. E
press, to be directed to
MCKINNEY & CO. Savannah r..
July q, 185O-ylcm
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AucEIon. Sales
.HE' g. III. mn T. Gs,S

Dry Goods Store -
ON'TUESDA Z THE 31tST iNSTAN7'
( SHALL commence to offer at PUBLIC AUG
TlON, the entire and remaining stock of DRY
FOODS, consisting OF a vast variety Of
sRESSc GOODS, D0MESTiCs,, CLOTHS.
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
The stock embraces yet vast variety Of Goods
nd offers the finest chance for LAYING IN a desira
b supply
ATAUCEEON PRICES.
The aucticn will be continued and due nctice
y III be given from day to-day.
LADIES' AsJCTIssNS
" i'll be had regularly on TUESDAYS and THURS
AVS, commencing az 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to which
ey specially invited.
Gss- TERMS CASH ON DELIVERY
JACOB POLLlTZ, Trustee
Stanton, July II, 1850 TOR 5 H. niib.
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have on hand for this season large supply of
:! those superior GLASS SCREW TOP Pre-
s.ERVING JARS. The screw sop has now been il
use for five six years, and experience has shown
e. superiority all the other methods which
ave gradually grown out of use. These Cans are
.ntirely of glass, with glass shoppers, closing upon
sbe orifce with gum gasket, making them per-
t.cty air and water tight, and either be sealed
.r further security ortrot as may be desired
They gave entire satisfaction last season ana oil
ia want are requested to examine them before pur-
chasing. GEO. Il PRICE,
Stanton July o. 1860
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For Books and Sheet music the cash must be paid
On delivery, or deposited beforehand. All hills
payable semi annually in advance. Where two ais
ters come from the same family handsome deduc-
ton is made. No tuition to minis ters' daughters
in regular course.
We return very grateful acknowledgements to
our numerous patrons for the llrge patronage we
have received the last year compared with any pre-
yious year.
The School is becoming year by year better
qualified to do its work to the satisfaction of ALL
We have now full corps Of Southern Teachers
all yirginians. We advise Eastern Vireinians es-
peciaiEy to examine our rates, and the advantages
we offer, feeling assured that if they do so we shall
have alarge patronage from that quarter. To our
own Conference people Ec say here is soas School.
Will you make it the best ii tie state-an ihat5ta
ton which the whole Church will be proud of Or
will you let it languish for the want Of the patron
age you are sending elsewhere? ave call uson gou
to rally to your church School We challenge any
School of similar grade in the land to present a
better standard of graduation than the w +. In
stitute. We invite special attention to the course
of study laid down in the Catalogue. For further
information apply for Catalogue to
B. ARBOGAST, Principal.
- Stanton, Va.
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LOCH WILLOW sCfEOOT,.

AUGUSTA COUNTY, "a.
ssHL next session Of this school will comme;,ca ~,
the 9th Of September, 1860, with the same
aehers as heretofore. The school is preparatory
he University, College. or business. For Cata-
ncipal, at Churchvil!e, Augusta conpty " ~ IKE
,,,. o. ,ooa JED H0rCHKIsS, PRINCIPAL
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Sheriff2s Sale of Land,

ID 9trtue of a decree rendered by the Circuit
ID coar. Of Highland county, on the 9Th day OF
Nay, 1893, n the ctse Of JOIN Irvine vs. A. w
Ruzzard. IMil! proceed TO sell at public auction
on the premises IL Saturday the Ath deg Of August,
1850, to the bigtest bidder certain tract of land
containing" 355 Acres: Said tract CT land lies
in Highland county in the big alioyof jackson
River, and is t he same, shat sold ny John IT..
vine, to said Buzzard, and upon which said Buz-
card now resides. This isa most.excellent grain
and grass Farm. large portion of it is cleared
and in high state OF cultivation, the balance is
well timbered. There is upon tia good DWELL
ING and other out houses. it is we'll watered ard
one Of the most desirable farms on Jacksons River
EkIS.-The purchase money to be paid in s.
u, and Is months from day of sale with interest
thereon from day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bopd+wlth approved security and the title retained
IS ultimate securiey. (. A
: >.94 JOHN II :RExRoDE, S. II. c.
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SALES OF LAND.
commissioners SALE OF LAND.
d. - -
Three Valuable Tracts of Land

III. LLICS Oh U0OAS - ctSIS OA Al6'iAS&
EN pursuance of decree madeby the Circuit
4 Court of Augusta County, In the case OF Rou-
dabush, &c, %. McNair, &C., the undersigned
Commissioners appointed for that purpose, will on
Tuesday, the l4th day Of august aeot,
on the premises, at public auction proceed to CELL
TWO VERY VALUABLE TRACTS or LAND,
belonging to the estate of Emanuel Roudabush,
dec'd. One Tract containing
.252 Acres
CT excellent land, about 17C Acres of which are
cleared, 10 or IL Acres Of GOOD MEADOW, and
the balance we'll timbered. The Improvements con-
eist Of good
sseey Ei'egnee EDsUesgiasg Edossse,
good Barn and all other necessary ut-honses.-TI
This tract has an excellent Spring it, and is sit
uated on Jennings Branch, about one mile below
the village of Churearille. in Augusta County. v
The other (2nG) t4act, lies about one and Aa't
miles below Churcheie, at the Junction of jen-
nings' Branch and Middle River, and contains
1873 ACRES,
Leo of which are cleared, and in part first-rato
BOTTOM LAND, and the balance in timber
And on Thursday the 25si Of August next,
we will, on the premises. proceed to sell a tract
l3rd) Of land lying in Bath County. on the road
leading from Wiliiamsrille to the Warm Springs,
about four miles from the former ana 10 miles frcE.
ths latter place, containing
sac Acres of ara hle land,
I5o Of which are cleared, and AIS Acres of Noun
tsin Range,
Fhe improvements en- this tract consist Of com
Portable zee nc USE. Barn, dc. There is an
excellent Spring near thehouso
| TERMS or SALE.--So much money N lisad as viii
be necessary to pay the cost Of cut end sse, and
the balance in three equal annual psymenta from
the dav of sale: the purchaser giving bond enc
approved security and the title retained az ulti-
mate security.
| The corn crop on sal lands will be reserved to
the tenants, who will have the privilege OF remain
ing on the land until they gather the same, al
ter which time full possession will be given to the
purchaser, and so much possession as will be neces-
saiv to put ia fall crop will be given Immediately
SEeE s. i 5hA htVRo,, Comul'rs.
n. B.-Persons desiring to know more Of alese
farms can make enquiry Of either of the Messrs
Roudabush. who reside upon them respectively.
g. B. L W. S. II. B.
| J1iv IL 1880 --tds-Spnc conv ids
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wv heat Drills.

A LII persons whow wish to supply themselves With
~ one of the celebrated BECKFORD d HOFF-
NAN GRAIN DRILLS With OF without the Grass
neea and Guano Sewers, are requested to leave
their'orders with me as early as rossible that no
disappointment may occur. The lowest FACTORY
price, with freight added, is only charged Extra
Tubes and Points always on hand for sale
e.o.atou> z,,,o oa..,0eo GEO. E. PRICE.
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DIED.

Near FisiersyilIe. en- Tuesday evening last, Mr..
Smith BArEAAN, at an advanced age.
In Richmond, Monday morning last at a
quarter befure7 O'Clock, CHARLES CRAWFORD CRAIG
eldest sou of VIM. H. and Rachel S. Craig, il the
sth year of his age.
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Sherin,'S Sale. Of Land,

July 10, ls60.~tds.
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Notice.

f gs XIV VA; AIS Or Banks holding Notes Or
ecf me same forthwith. or shall plead ih;s 70
q e. as a bar 70 recovery against me-. ''''' no
..,... ROBERT q. BICKLF.
ass --3ek4s, 5ox9e. 1886, 24sao, 4ox24 and
~ I'll the small sizes for sale At ''''
.,Q.sal, jd, =. sea .
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

July 10. 1seo.--tds-spec copy IDS
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NOTICE.,

faSHE partnership in the Butcherng Business,
L heretofore existing between Asst 4 Parker, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The ac-
counts have been drawn off AND it is highly neces-
sary that prompt payment s Should be made to pay
ICED to receipt for all demands due the CONCERN
Asst & PARKER.
July 10. 1880.
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Stanton, June 2s;;'lS6o.
CATA.W.A BRANDY

VA ] HVVH . r. ~ IN y Y.
TYR. YOUNG has Just received a supply of an
IL excellent quality Of CATAWBA BRANDY,
which is medicinal agent used in eases of summer
complaints. He is the sole agent fer the sale of this
Brandy for Augusta county. III = -
To be had at DE-. YOUNG'S
Drug Store.
staunton, July 20, l66o.-tt.
w HFfE LEAD.-20OO lbs. Lewis Pure Le&l. j
W. 1000 lbs. Hamilton Lead 1000 lbs Lehgh
SNOWY bite Oils, Varnisbes, Colors Paint Brush
cs. &c., &c. y. H. TROUT q 60.
-S'aun'nr, July u, 1860.
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-. Public Sale

XATE VIII offer for sale, at public auction, on
w Saturday, tie l4th dag Of July. in front of
the Court House, tie LOT opposite the residence
of the late Thos. j. Stuart and now rented by Davy
Lewis garden. 1t contains betw ecu u and q
Acre with small house upon e.
TERMS in hand and the balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months-bond and security for the
last payments required.
B.A. STUART
80 WIN. D. STUART.
92e>-0 ~ Ao0o-' ;'o9',
- 49,. *
POSTP UNE.HENF
The above sale is postponed until Saturday, TIE
2Sta q faly. ;. A. STUART,
WM b. ETJ ART.
july 90 1Sso-St:es*
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House and Let For Sale.

House and Let For Sale.
4 WiEH 30 sell my House ana Lot, above theresa
Il aenco Of Cen. Iernan, CT 20 exchange it fer
property down town.
tn is m excellent little property, and I VIII
show it with pleasure TO any Que wishing to buy
For terms call upon J D. lmhoden, Esq. or my
self. MARIA l.. JAMESON.
June |, ls6o--tf
ITO KEEP COOL t.sslhot weather purchase oae
L Of the DR.. Kare'. Refrigera tors, Water
Coolet Or Cream Freezer at
WOODS GILKEeQN's.
-staun4dh, Jaly.6, 1880
FURNACES AND pREeFEv1SG KETTLES
e # Various pattern: and sizes, for ale hv
W00ns \ f-lfkt*0N
etapnton. July g 1880
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The subscriber would most respectfully inform
his old friends that hereafter he will carry CT thY
butchering business upon his account, AMI
WILDE found at the Market house, at stall No.
with a supply Of choice Meats, Sausages, sc,
f-rtr - =, 1ocn &
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

THE. CoYFERENCE SEMINARY,
LOCATED AT sTAUNTo n, VIRGINIA.
THE FALL SESSION of Ills Institute will
il commence the second Wednesday ii SEprEM-
Der next, and conclude the last Thursday in JUNE
following.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board, Washing, Lights, Furnished Rooms,
Fuel, &C., SIS 90
Tuition tn'regular course in Coll'te Dep'nt
including Ancient Languages. 20 90
Tuition IN preparatory Department, III 90
Music on Piano. with use Of Instrument % 90
" &C Guitar, g g 20 90
g &c Melodeon, s'ss q 20 90
Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Drawing, &C., 10 90
Oil Painting, = - Is 90
Library Fees, for Collegiate Students, per
annum, 60
Library Fees, for Preparatory Students,
per annum, csc
Rroks md Sheet mn sic tho x.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
. ,sas E'ri's Anaou'Hag 10 s3S;s, go

W I'D BE DRAWN THIS MONTH";.
CERTIFICATE CT PAuK AGES will be sold at the fol
lowing rases, which is the risk;
Certificate of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Certificate of Packages ct 10 Half Tickets, 80
Certificate OF Packages Of 10 Quarter Tickets Is
Certificate of Packages OF 10 Eighth Tickets, 7.50
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rALyANIZED PUMP CHAIN.-Chain pumr
" Fixtures :. Well Chains and Wheels. For sale
cbean bv CLARKSON & ANDERSON,
No. LOG Main St., Richmond |, Va
June Is, 1860.
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TIE ifsVaNA PLAN LOTTERY
drawn every Saturday, Capital Prize $40, o
Tickets So. Halves 81. Quarters II.
clIx ELAgI IDTIERIIS

is drawn eF1ry Saturday, CapIs2r Prize $40, 06
Tickets So. Halves 81. Quarters +T.
c1I3E ELAIG IoTIERIEs
Drawn every Day, in which you can select your
own numbers.
Tickets ircIn . to asyprce,. and prizes in proper
tio5,. -
FIERY qRI3E IS eRxt+ss.
CIRCULARS
Containing full explanations CT our Schemes, etc
will be forwarded by mail TO sny one
sending their name.
All communications strictly confidential. h..
In ordering Tickets certificates enclose the
Money to our address for the Tickets, ordered, on
receipt of which they will be forwarded by the
frlt mail.
The list or drayrnnmber1 d.prises W i'll be SECT
to purchasers immc3iateIy aftea;t.e drav.oe,
The Official Drawing are Published in the New
YoR& HERALD.
Orders received and Prizes Casired at 558 Broad
way, New York. Direct your orders to. >,
L. A. HODGES, Agent, New York City, o.
IsODG Es, DAVIS Il co.. Managers
April 6. 1850. -1y.
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= TJetEa: News Igsus

: NeyFa: News Msws +! /!
A GENCY of tie New Y ork Herald. Baltimore
"a Sun, Richmond Dispatch, Wing, ENQUIRER,
Examiner. &C., &C., dc.
A lso all the principal Weekly Papers printed in
tie United stats, Magazines, Novels, Bound
Book, de-, &c.
n. Y. Daily Herald, per week (devered) IS
Richmond Wing, q " e 20
{: Enquirer, g 20
80 Examiner, '' * q 20
:; Z" Dispatch, - g :. g 10
Baltimore san, g 81 10
Back numbers ct all the principal Papers can be
had Subscriptions received at
BLAKE'S SHOE STORE,
Opposite the Pest Office.
Staunson, July q, l6eo.-tf.
A TrENTEoN CAVALRy.-The Cavalry at
N tached to the a2nd Regiment of Va. Militia
gill parade at Fishersvl!e Ia full uniform (white
pants,) August 4th, at s O'clock, a. NJ, to join in
9 Pie Mic with the Augusta Rifles.
gA3~ The New Arms will be distributed on that
day. A full attendance il required.
BY order OF the Captain,
July u, ls6e.
GUITAR AND VIOLIN STRINGS
~ so doz. French Guitar and Violin Strings,
% &" Imperial -E' 50 81 81
so " Italian .f 20 d" 81
J; ALL of which were selected for us by Prof of
Music, (Mr. Turner,) therefore we can recon-
Lend them being OF the first quality with conf
deuce. =. II. TROUT e. CO.
std'.ntor, July 20, 1866.
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re IN every Tuesday, in the City o
con, Georgia.
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IU,UUU we will pay the highest Market price
in Cash or in Merchandise !
- e''N'' . TAYLOR HOGE.
Staunton, June 22,t 60. '''.t
DENCH PLANES, &c.-We have just received
ID direct from the Factory, good stock Of Bench
anduther Planes. WOoDS d Oll!k E30N. i
r5taunton, June 10, 1861. h
E7RUIT CANS.-We have Just received supply
~ of Tin. Glass and Earthenware Fruit Cans :.
Stauntoa, June d.. WOODS GILKESON. .
NEW SHAD!--Jast Received and for sale at
IN Bicke,s Gorner,) byis a: NJ. BRUCE.
Staunton, June Is, 1860. ,-t'a~' t
- WOODS 3 GILKEsos
Staunton, June is, 1862,
! NEW TWO HORSE ~FEG0N for sale hv
| = WOODS & CILkEGnN
Stanton, July 6. 1856
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HODGES, DAVIS g. Co.'S
gza.R.T EsS4
LOTTERIES OF GA
GEGae n.

Authorized by she Legislature for the Bene
Of Accidental.
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81, Az Ifizc3 smcUnticgttc tt4 81 1850 ,47G
Tickets sic, Halves So, Quarters 81, Eighths 81 90
Certificates OF Is Wholes S2hO.Ge
do rs Halves Sl2500
do 90 Quarters $62.50
=. do rs Eiohths S3I 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-16
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

In FIVE years the public debt of France
has increased above $500 900 900. and is still
increasing This is considered alarming by all
the financial men in Europe.
Some workmen, while digging in the earth
at Plymouth, Massachusetts,. o few days since,
found skeleton which 10 supposed to be that
of sailor named Bodd, who is supposed to
have been murdered about twenty years since.
sin. have refused. by very decided vote, to
repeal the law abolishing capital punishment
in that State.
The Ohio Statesman foots up the expens e.
Of the Ohio Legislature at its late session. at
$50, 100, and remarks that ita principal acts
were the passing OF dog law and the election
of U. s. Senator. The Statssmam concludes
that the Senator and dog law are expensive
Injuries.
Gov. Allston. Of South Carolina, has given
an order to Michael Phelsn for the manufac-
ture Of . splendid billiard table, which he in
tends to present 10 lhe State Lunatic Asylum
ct Columbia.
The city of St. Joseph. if the statement Of
its papers be accepted as evidence. 10 becoming
"a perfect Botany Bay" A rendezvous for
thieves, pimps. blacklegs and precious rascals,
both male and female. and houses are being
daily fitted up to be occupied by these aban-
doned creatures. .
In Dixon. Illinois, Peter Brandt, asot Is
years, is husband to Mary ditto, otat is years.
and the two are joint proprietors of twenty
two pounds Of boy material" o.ot six
months, so thatif Peter 10 not one Of the Apos-
ties, he can at least claim t. be one Of the Ear.
~ Fathers
I'm one Of the towns of Connecticut. on the
line Of the New Haven Railroad, the Republi-
cans took charge Of . town pauper from Fri.
day, paying his board, expenses, DC. They
felt 80 sure of this vote that they gave them
selves NO further trouble about the vote till
Monday, when the voter came up missing.
Upon inquiring into the absence. they found
the pauper in bed some Of the Democrats
had stolen his pantaloons. and his vote was lost
"A case came before the Supreme Court in
Hartford, Conn.,. the other day, in which the
plaintiff was Q dentist from q neighborine
town. and the defendant q young lady who
mad purchased . sett of upper teeth from him,
Inc I'LL OF $50. she refused to pay, as with the
teeth which bad been supplied her she could
neither talk nor bite. The gallant jurymen
knowing that the lady mus. do both, returned
| verdict in her favor
"A baltimore paper learns that the 60
called Union convention to be held in that
city on the 9th of next month has secured the
Front street Theatre for Eve dave. at the rate
OF 500 per day. and are going to reserve the
front tier OF boxes for the ladies. Isit farce
they are going to perform?
ALI the officers and more than five hun.
dred privates of the famous seventh regiment
in New York, have subscribed towards thu
erection OF gymnasium. which will be the
largest and most complete in the United States
and in which the physical -traia,ng 20 much
resommsndsd for the military IL to be prsc-
ticsd.