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Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.

"A writer in the American Medical Gazette thus furnishes the reason why young ladies blush when spokento about their iov- CTS t The mind communicates withlthe csn- traI ganglion; the latter, by reflex action tlres the brain and facial nerve, to the CrgaIsic nerves in the face. with which its branches ino5cnlate. .n9'iM f77@H@9 vtF N e4 eslsis4
 Rrvrrw or YouTH. --l Ths retrospect cn youth is too often like visiting the grave of friend whom we had injured, Ia nd ase rreclu- ded by his death from the possibility of ma king an atonemcnt.
 Not long since premium was olsred by an agricultural socistye for the best mode of irrigation, and the latter word, by mistake of the printer, having been changed to isirri' tation," farmer sent his wife toI gsinsns prize. ao M . .sa
 a paddy.n says joker, ssswhy don't you get your ears acroppsd--they are entirely too long for a. manP, < And. yoqrs,a replied Pat, fought to be lengthened- they are too short for an ass" Enaa7giJgik 1iagl aj1s
 - If men could find the fabled fountain that is said to restore youth, health and beau ty, with what esgerness they would rush to drink it's watersI1 Yet with scarcely less eageFr ness they rush to drink Of waters that ofipg upon them premature old age, disease and loathsome ugliness
 --A man would do we'll to carry pencil in hls pocket, and write down the passing thoughts of the moment. Those that come unsought for are commonly of the most value, and should be secured, because they seldom return
 LOT all the mean and contemptbie per sons in the world lie that sneaks through life on tip-toe, with his ears at the key-hole of cverybody's business, except his own, IS the
 ~----An Irishman wentto live in Scotland f<,r shnrf ftrr,o and dnJ Y& "I was sick 1.-the time was there," ]" said ne i, ssand if had lived there till this time, id been dead a year ago
 --One of the last stories told about drunken man, wants confrmation.i IS seld that A staggering around he met witn large ! globe lamp with letters upon It, mistakihg is for the moon. he said, Well, lm stnmpea IT somebody hain't stuck an advertisement on the Emoon," sa livated he growth of fifsger naiiy and he found tit mesS,sed thirteen inches and half. The l finger nails grow their whole length in fs" months. ae
 - Master Smith is a very smart boy On Monday last he spelled CcnstsntinoP'e \ with one hand tied behind his back 1nere is no discount on that boy.
 Ut is with diseases of the mind as w'tn those of tho bodv--we are half dead peross we understand our disorder, and han cnieo when we do.
 "A fellow from the country. beng trea- ted to glass of wild cherry conPeano' sn as exclaimed, as soon as he had got the fuske' out of his mouth .Goshi s.sss shoss eass- ia.. ries were SO wild that the man dian>t ss'n very
 many of them y s.Ma. if you will give me an apple, l wiu he rood ,, -sNo, my child, you must nos be good for pay--you ought to be good Tor nothing-v
 "A few books well chosen, are of more Iuss than great library
 --people die at the rate of nine a minute, i taking the whole world together E Love labor. if you nssa it not Tor flood, you may for rbysie'
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15
Sylyania Academy,
 ~ ne PRAIRIE O., ARK. :.
 WyfE MISS E. ID. SAFFORD, h VBEf& ePRlNCi7AL. fea5sf4. a.-i

H1HE exercises of this institution will be
 u resumed on the st Monday of September.
 TERMS, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. Primary Department nt........,.,... ....$19 % First Academic Glass ...... ...... .... f2 co Second Academic Class, embracing AL
 "a zebra, Geometry, Astronomy, &c .s 16 DO French and Latin ... ........s....s...,.., 10 % Music ............ ....... 20 % Use of Instrument ......,...... ...... co Inciderta ...... .4...... .... .sf@. 5O
 REFERENCES -Rev.J. w. Moore,g Col J. M. Bell, John Mcintosh, Oakland Grove 1; Dr. J. N. Waddell, La Grange, Tenn; Rev. H.. P. Thompson, Bolivar, Tenn; A. l.. Lew is, Oxford, Miss. 2 e&fR aug3-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15
.TKPGicNZ GMrd.

nR. S. CHENIvA from Louisiana. res- U pectfuly notifies the inhabitants of Des Arc and the surrounding country, that he has established, himself permanently at this place for the practice of his profession, and as a speciality. those branches of it pertaining to women and children's -maladies. La l M Dr. CheDiva has right to hope. after a successful peactice of fourteen years in Louis sana-and nine years of which was in the city of New Orleans, that he may also deserve the confidence of a generous and enlightened public. in this State. 5ee ss,s. 0e ii f..,.,..
 N. B. Syphilitic diseases in all their stages are radically cured according to modern and approved system. 664-eskI
 w Offce-at Dr. J. J. Lane's old stand.
 nov9-tf. gWgAf h4fn4s5 a fftyjl,ft
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15

wAdvertisers by the year will be res tricted to their legitimate business. @e
 tgy Advertisements displayed by large type, or in double columns, charged double the above rates. 5s FIT PIT esss 70 ensAt9
 s Personal communications charged dou- ole therates of regular advertisements. 2 A@ry Legal advertisements will be charged, for one square or less, first insertion $1, and 50 cents per square for each additional inser- ion. ~. !As.i 94toNP @aya.9e4 sia
 s5y Announcing candidates for State and District offices, s7; County offices, s5; Town ship, offices s3, invariably in advance.
 G-5g Calls on persons to become candidates are charged at the usual rates, except when ,ei sons making the calls are subscribers to our paper Payment in advance. 13k.
 Political circulars chorged as adver- tsements. s.'s
 r1y" Advertisements not ordered for spe- c4led time, will be inserted till forbidden, and charged for accordingly. fi..
 G<5-All advertising to be paid for quarterly. OUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
 WE have supplied ourselves with good assortInent of Printing Material, and are ready to execute all kinds of Job Printing, on reasonable terms. fia l9 aa35aR74
 We are prepared to print Pamphlets, cata- larnes, Posters, large or small, Cards, Ball Tickets, Bill Heads, Blanks of every descrip- ion, for Clerks, Sherifs, Justices of the Heace, Constables, &c.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15
VOLUME VI.
THE DIES ARC CITIZEN. TERMs-S PER ANNUM, W PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
 FIFTY NUMBERS MAKING A VOLUME.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ApvERTIsING.-One square (10 lines of this size type) for oneinsertion, S1; each additional insertion, 50 cents. na.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15
\. DIES, AR c
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

|nR. IN. L. RAGEAND, having located at IJ the residence of R. B. Trezevant, formerly B. B. Aliens place ) 2a miles from Wattensaw Landing, offers his professional services to the public.
 RY- Particular attention given to diseases of women and children. ian lily
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AND STILL ANoTHER.-A couple of years
ago we noticed the death Of the fourth or fifth
husband of q German miiliner. resicing in
the Third District. In due time after that we
mentioned the lady's marriage to her fifth or
sixth husband. Last year we chronicled the
death OF this husband. We have now to state
that the lady il again married, this hush band, a.
some say, being her seventh, and as others
among the husbands, and the singular luck
aud bad luck Of the woman In being wife and
widow every other year, naturally attract
much attention In the lower end of the city
The case 10 without parallel, 90 far as we
know. The thing Is especially wonderful to
the ladies, who say that the woman has moth.
ing to recommend her personally beyond .
dne set Of teeth.-N. o. Ctsseemt.
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IA. The great drawback % persens END
grating to the extreme South and Wootefn COM
try. 10 the fear they have Of the lever an6 de-
the most direful Of all diseases. Every day -
hear of persons attacked BY this diseaso I'D as1o
helpless y = short time, Without aay neass q e
remedy. Pr; Hos.TsrrxR has presented Ais. oeie.
bratsd "B.tters." whose curative poweFs ler all
knowiedsed. The ''BittsTs," psepaso9 alfeS s lose
ex1erienee and dcep ssndy. have .vseeivsd tke eos
comiuIns Of the most eminent phsoioian0, @ V0Q
- all classes, from every part Of the eountry 70
those who doubt their many virtues, el - 90 ~
tivelv.
s"ld BY druggists and dealers gsnsyaI!y, svssy.
where. rsfgst mk0-A9r
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n, Netice. To the SICK. afflicted ~ nrsDae-
ons tsmilie. Who have herctof0ve used Or. 81. u.
ROSES MEDICiN EG. always vitA IL 0oot -
bounded happy results. that sOpo uppginoin101
persons have CIRCULATED an imitation. Tie boeSof
has been cnmpesled to change the WrsDDov. vkio6
= plain without any kxures, and he wgttoo siG00r
tuTe II over the cork Of every bottle Of tAe eeSSs1e
Medicinss, 20 thae the Dablie can eeosu oSesiS
tnGee reme1ies vhieh hsvs suited theiT vaaia ao1
81. J. :. hVsE'sp E6usH SYRUP, q. .s.sh,
4pd d,sensss II tie nass = he staadesd rslSdv.
slg..n. OF bruisss. end tie DY6tEF1IC C60s
P0UNQ icy dysyspsis sa1 nvss ceuDiaiaes.
ss's = ssHRsiSiff HRsiSiiii !. .'s'i2isl Is
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SANBo IN Ti0Hr Box.-On Saturday, the
at Nashville. received . box marked .sHan.
nah n. Thompson. care Of Levi Conn. Gin.
cinnati, Ohio. Weight 905 pounds" The agent I
unsuspicious, gave the proper receipt for the
freight and dispatehed the box In the fAst line,
All went well uutil the train reached Sey.
mour, when the box burst open. And out
dropped two hundred pound chsttsl moro
dead IMAM alive. Darkey and boz were hand
Cd over to the agent at Seymour, and return.
ed /. from wAsnce they eems,p = the way.hill
bsing checked Niger short" Yesterday
morning, Mr. Conn called for his box, and
the clerk questioned him closely a. 70 its con-
tents, bat he didn't know . thing; couldn't
guess what was In it.'-Cis. Com.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
(N GEO. DABNEY WOOTTON,

~, ATTORNEY
H. AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
W "a tornsr Of Main and Gorera0r streets,
"''i!s PayeeiI, Ladd + Co.'S Drag Store,
RICHMOND. VA,
- S..sas Mayors Court, Hus.ings Court, Circuit
i,sof s..sy Court OF Law and ChanceFy. Court of
S"rai' S"' nlted States Court and Henrico County
w. o! Law business. ~ VA
ssHas an elegant Room for rent, located in
~ +. he most deslrabl parts Of the city, suita-
e. lawyer 8 or Doctors Office. or q Lodging
As-lm o ~o" 0'"'0'
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avA,1s..sEfEss! rse sEfi. sxs!rfss': KfEssyhRs4V

EAS ES.HIh!s great Amerlcan remedy, eo1tain-
every thing heretofore offered the DaDlio, IN i1o G-
.t sstivs: r!estcratlys and rsnoyatinx lowesH ~
the s,Ovs remedy will euro the above dseasss, 81
confounded when they. have ocular ssmeastm-
lions OF the facts. Bot the rrovnetos. Who kas
known Of case Of twenty yesrs' stsnaing o q
restored to perfect health, and all otkSs sase0 pl
shorter darafion to - restored, without 3 oiao5Q
sxoepticn. AID therefore challenges any 60 81
0onorrho: which the remedy. vii nos. cure. Vso-
on the part Of the patient; and any one D9IehAaHG
a neh Ia dozen bottles. snd ueinx a2eordl99y % "
case Of failure, will furnish additi0aal aediaipo,
tree OF charge. to complete the care, thsnngh G0
agents; and cure viii b easceod WitAeue inooa-
Sold 6y xPPEKsON + DuPVY, No. m pssaA
street. and o.. A. SrRECKHN,M Main street, Dvug.
siats, agsnts FOR the city of RioAnond. -
NH a6-d6m& '
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RY THE eOyEKN0R.-A PRocLAMA

RY THE GOvERNOR.-A PROCLAMA.
- TlON. In conformity with the sixth section
OF the sixth article Of the Constitution Of this Com
monwealth, providing for the election of 4 Judge
that Judges for the following Judicial Cirouts are
to be elected during the present year. to Wit: For
tho hrst Circuit, com posed Of the countes Of Pnn
CESS Anne. Norfolk. Nan rse.nOnd, Isle If Wixht.
the City Of Norfok for tho FIFTH Circuit, composed
Of the coun1es OF AccOmsc and Northampton; for
the sixth Circuit. composed Of the counties OF Eli
.abeh City; Warv,ck. York; Gloucester. Mat
City, James City and tho City Of WiliiamsburE; for
the seventh Circuit. tho City Of Richmond: fCr the
ninth Circpit. stafford. Prince William. Aisxsn AM
dris, F:irfnx, Loudoun, Fanauier ANA Kappahan-
Greene. Orange, Aibemaris. fouisa, Flavannc
and GOochand; for the eleventh Circuit, Nei-
son, Amherst Roctbrdgs., Augusta and Bath;
Hardy;- for the thirteenth Circuit. Clarke. Fred
erick: Aampahire, Morgan. Berkeley and JeGersos;
for the fifteenth Circuit. Giles, Mercer, RaisisS.
s1S W.s;! LoFsn y. .Soons Fay Clay Nichols
Carroll, W. the. FIG, d. Paiss1pd MOntso,nsr1
for the nineteenth Circuit. Writ. GIlmer,
Braxton, Lewis. Richie. Dcddj &c. Peasants and
S1oSPs 6hS sss and
gala; and Tor the twenty hrst Circuit, Harrison,
Marion, Tay Tor. Preston, Barbour, RsctlOlph, Up
shur and Tucker. The said elections are to take
place on the fourth Tharsdsy of the ensuing Msy.
6cers are required to govern themselves accord
Given under my hand a. Governor, and nm.
tL~:s.S mond on the 7th day Of April, I06o. "a n
the eishty-fcarth ysa! of The CoHmon-
~eeteh. JOHN LkTCAEk.
GEo; y; Mrsrcsp. seo'y Of the com'tA.
NJ
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DEATH OF vRrERAN.-There died in Jack

DEATH OF VRTERAN.-There died in Jack
son son county, H. G qIs,e ,h recently soldier OF
will. He was born in Ru herford county, N
c., on the 25th of December, 1865, and was con-
sequently in the 97th year of his age. He took
olution. from the time of the defeat Of Fergn.
sou at Kings Mountain to the surrender OF
CornwaIlis in 1851. He was noted for being
an honest man. He had voted in every Presi-
Dental election which had been held in the
United States. He voted twice for Washing.
ton, once for the elder Adams, twice for Jeffer.
son, twice for Madison, twice for Monroe,
three times for Gen. Jackson, and once each
for White, Harrison, Clay, Taylor, Scott and
Fillmore.
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KILLED BY LIGHTEING-A dwelling house
near Lafayette, Ind, was struck by lightning,
instantly killing young lady, Miss Isabella
Pogue, who was sitting by window in COM
pany with Mrs. Newton, the latter receiving
severe shock but was not seriously injured
The lightning set fire to the building, and it
was burned.
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THE GREAT BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
In the case of Carstang vs.. Shaw, the counsel
for plaintiff, on the 12,h inst, filed an affidavit
in support of the motion for a new trial.
charging the jury Wfth~inis3N N Dr., ss&cs,- In
talking about the case outside AkGtourt room,
The argument for new trisl VIA be made at
an early day. ]ss
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BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-Miss Elizabeth Pax
ton, sister of Sir Joseph Paxton, Of Crystal
Palace tame, has just sued a reverend chap
lain Of the English army for a breach of prom
ise of marriage. The damages were laid ut
xl5,OO0 Judgment went by default, and a
Court of Inquiry was instituted to assess the
damages
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PECULIARITIBs OF A PRIMA DONNA.-Miss
Fabbri. the new prima donna, is accused by
some OF the critics of shirking vocal difficult
ties in her music, bnt all admit that she coughs
herself to death in the Traviata in the most
about her extort remark, viz: her bad pro-
nunciation OF Italian and her night-cap in Vio-
letta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

A METROPOLITAN POLICE IMpRovFMENr-
The supplemental or new police bill inst
adopted by the Legislature of the State ofNew
York for the cities of New York and Brooklyn
excludes the Mayors Of bo tn of those cities
from the board This is considered an inn
provement. The new police law for Baltimore
constitutes the Mayor member Of the board
oDie'o.
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
- -->-~-~--~>'s
- TO THE VOTERS RSOFCHESTER.

- - FIELD COUNTY.NThe office Of CON
sh.n.NfEALTH'S ATTORNEY for the County Of
,s.neld being within the range Of my profes-
@.s employ inent, would be for that reason, and
seoe accede to tie requests OF q number Of
na Mh, recently expressed, and declare myself a
=. .seAle for the suiifages of the people, ut the
saoL g. to be heid on the fourth Thursday in May
=. a. Which time the office Is to be filled for the
nl-tde &C MrRAE
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SENATOR WIaFAEL AND LORD LYONs.-It is
stated that Senator Wigtall has written let.
ter to Lord Lyons, expressing regret Cor using
his name in debate during the presence of that
gentleman In the Senate Chamber. He at.
tributes the inconsiderate remark to the plain.
of.hand style that prevails in the Southwest
Lord Lyons returned very friendly note in
reDlV.
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ELoPRNENT.-SeAs excitement has been
created in Philadelphia 'circles'' by the elope-
ment and marriage OF Miss q Queen A. Rose, q
young lady from Alabama, and Joel H. Bo-
CART. Of Mise, medical student. The guar
dian of the young lady got ont a habeas corpus
and got possession of the lady, leaving her
husband Wifeless.
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OCEAN AND NAVAL INTELLIGENCH.-There
are at present 22s acting midshipmen at the
are on board the practice ship Plymouth,
moored off the Academy. Twenty five young
men, who have attained the highest proficien-
cy, will graduate In" June, and then be war
ranted as Midehipn1e0.
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FROM THE CAPE OF COOP HoPR.-An arri.
val at Boston from the Cape of Good Hope,
brings advices to Feb. IA. The French expe-
ditlon to China had reached Cape Town, en-
bracing numerous vessels of war and about
5000 troops. Some English vessels belon ging
to the same expedition had also arrived.
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For OLD PoINT.-Company G. of the First
Artillery, United States Army. numbering
sixty men, under Capt. J. r. Ricketts,, arrived
South-Side Railroad, Zen route for Fortress
Monroe, Old Point, after An active campaign
in Texas against the Cortinas invasion.
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r. TO THE VOTERS OF THE
stA applied 10 by many friends in this circuit TO
M1Sahss sr9i 9ss,, mssaif CANDIDATE FOR THE
iItpsbsHl I made vacant by tine death Of judge
.eHS .. CLoP1oS, and replied 10 them by SAYING
seld ae'e'nine and let them know in time
saa would do, adopt this mode of informing
@ ash and the other voters Of said circuit. if it be
a' q. pisssnre TO elect me- will accept the Office,
lid cseharEe IFS duties to the best OF nv ability
Aeamond, April 9th, 1850
lQ-Ca N lfnk 4 m
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DsArH IN NRAPPAHAxnocxlk tltaar IS -
Alexandria Gazette from n haanoek -
va, says: et 3A gs / q
John Coppase, worthy bIft
~ wears OF age, died lately u r. 5ouf
rays Illness. He was Or o1k1&S fnow,
late late Gso9ee. e s1,n.sr' N..er % q the sss The
A itiie daughter Of Frankiin Pierce. sbout
sn!es years Of age, lately fell Into q kettIe Of
not sonp, which caused her dGa&h sftef : dav,s
sneertng-a hsartrendisk 49,. witch nom
Culpcper, lost one Of his abooit fhe sa1He asr
~ swallowing cent Of the new coin. ~Can.
ton IS the parent of safety.w Capt. Ha1risnn
duncan. lately lost a very valuable coIored
the lower floor.
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$ HAYES X. SUTTON. ATTORNEY
-. AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
aS1 es .es IN all the Courts of the city Of Rich
H. .au lhe counties Of Henrico and GOOchland.
4 corner Bank and llth streets, Richmond, !,
ssMf ne !, ciso aiso Commissioner of the United States
-Niine w C.aiine ap l6-3rn
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FOUR CHURCHES BURNED IN LINCOLN COUN-
TY-Strange Freak Of an diot.-The Fayetie-
Vile IN. Co. Observer of Thursday states that
County Line Church, situated three miles
above Lynchburg, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night Of last week. And on the
following Friday night, Mount Moriah Church
two miles north of nj ulberry village, was also
burned. Both were the work Of an incendi-
'.ry. The Observer also states that, on Mon.
day night last about 10 O'Clock, New Harmon
Church, 2x miles north of Charity, was set on
fire and entirely consumed, and about an hour
later, or at IL O'Clock, Charity Church was
discovered to be il. flames, and the fire COM
municating to Charity Academy, both build
Jugs were soon in ruins. The loss is estimated
at from S6,tOO to &s,OOO The citizens arrested
a man who is said to be about half-witted, and
on the following day he confessed to burning
the four churches.
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AN HONORABLE ExANPLE-L. j. Lew &
Co, the largest retail dry goods house in Phil
adeiphia, who suspended in 1857, on Wednes-
day, paid $5O, 600, the last ins taiment on their
extended paper. The whole amount of their
indebtedness was over q million Of dollars
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DECEMBER AND MAY.-The Greensville
(Tenn.) Democrat records the following:
Married, on the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr. Strad.
ley, Mr.. David Brumley, Sr, of this place.
aged 73 years, and Miss Mary Ann Davis, near
town, aged Is years.
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HANOVER COJJNTY

k~ PETEK w. WlNGFIELD is
:l1 - -, candidate for COMMISSIONER OF THE
sgaiy o' Va 1A"no'ei
L'scaon fourth Thursday in May. tmh 26-tds*
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL letter from Abteville
District. 5. O., says that on Saturday last.
whilst Caleb Burton, respectable farmer
was burning down some trees, one of them
suddenly fell upon him, throwing his body
found by two neighbors, who were pass
ing through his field, badly burned and life-
less.
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The suspension of Allen, Neal e Co. hank.
eFs, At Boston, 10 announced. Their liabilities
are small, and their assets will, probably, GOV.
er the demand. .v.
Henry L. Tobsy, editor Of the Utica IN. "
Herald, died ON the 18th inst.
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ADJoURNED-The New York Legislature
adjourned sine die ON Tuesday night. The
bill suppress,ng Sunday amusements was
passed. The "GridirOn" railway bills passed
both branches, in defiance of the Governors
veto.
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Hxsfings Co*ys.-The trial of John H. Lam.
bert. William Ready, Alexander Gill Robert
3. DAVIS and George Alexander. Indicted for
riot In Screamersville, was commenced in the.
Hastings Court yesterday. Messrs. Crunp
and Crenshaw, counsel for the defsnce, con.
tend that the Hastings Court under the
amended charter. have NO right TO sit this
Saturday-and that II tbs parties are believed
70 b guilty OF riot, IL was the duty OF the
Mayor to have sent them ON for trial TO the Or.
cult Court II convicted By The jury, shsse
questions will b brought before Jadee Nor.
dith under writ Of Asbess ceypvs. s.