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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
REsloNED.-Capt. Joseph V. Scott has resigned
the Captancy of the Petersburg Infnntry Greys.

Ar MEETING CouscrL Of the CITY of Lynch
evening, the -24th February 1850:
Present GARLAND JR, JSo H. STAY, WIN CRNpToN, JAS
M LASsHoRSE, Gro. ID. DAVIS, A. b. RrcKER, and HENRY
The President being absent motion, Mr. Garland a
rho proceedings meeting of Council read
report Of City Treasurer presented read and
ceived
ns read and received and notion his
salary and contingent account amounting 10 the sum Of
report Of the weigimaser at the Public Scales for the
notion ns quarters salary and contingent account amounting
to the sum of 800 10 was ordered to be paid
received motion, resolved the President draw
On e. 1 e % s1 42
Tor for s9s0o; sam Barch for s2seo; Melton for sAoo
The Engineer-in Chief of the Lynchburg Company
made report OF the condition Of the apparatus under
mated the following gentlemen as suitable persons 10 act Us En-
John OVER III Engineer James Dnwiddic End do s. NJ
Simpson, Sd do Jno g. Apperson 4ih do; which nomna
on motion OF Mr. Langhorne, resolved, that the Wa
terng Committee be to report upon me report o hs
On moon the sum Of four hundred dollars
be placed to the credit Of the Court Of Hastings -
The account! Of T. Adams amounting 10 $50 for coal
The account of b. l.. Backford against - Gaines for
$4,000, motion lati upon the table.
Tanner Jas PAYNE II Msknpsy and Timothy fetch
sis Jsa Booker ns sos@ Taor
any two OF whom act in their respective Wards
election ir Municipal ocers which election to be held
Friends Warehouse In Lynch Ward and at Planters MaI-
Henry Ward the list Tuesday In April next for the
Members OF the Council Members of the Court df
ustings Mayor Sergeant High Constable, Master Of Police,
Commissioner OF the Revenue Surveyor Of the
Cy-and sam'l D. Rumbough OF Lynch Ward and Granville
said elections in respective The commissioners
and officers Of election before opening the polls to take The
by TIE 9Th and 10th section Of the T Chapter
Cote OF virgnia-cerhcaes of which oats shall be
tho Clerk Of the Council for prservaiionand reso
place said election for at least two weeks previous thereto
In the newspapers Of the City.
Mr. Rucker introduced bill which being read the first
ond third times passed into ordinance with the title OF
An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance concerning the Night
Watch"
rhe bill provides of pay Of o5 per night to
the Watchen and they required to commence duty at sun
down and remain duty until snnrisc.)
The bill passed by the casting vote Of the President.
On motion of Mr. Davis the Council adjourned
JAS. Q. WILLIAMS Clerk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
Markets.

New YORK, Feb. 25.-Stocks quiet: Virginia
Skies 90 cents. Cotton dull. Dreadstufs un-
changed Dressed Hogs lower. Other articles
steady aud unchanged.
BALTIMORE, February 25.-Flour active How
arb Steet advanced IL cents; snles ut $50; unin
537. Wheat steady: Red 100 to 1876 White
LIS to l.50. Corn dull and heavy: White Is to
10 cents; Yellow 40 To 10 cents. Pork steady
Mess 1900 to 1925. Lard active at l03 | | cents
JIhiskcy nominal at 244 cents. Stocks heavy:
Virginia Skies % cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
From Rev. DIR. Rosser.

ar. EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADV oCATE.-
11s SENPiK's lSFALLIBLE BAKING PowpEE--Al persons
fnn Of light sweet and wholesome loaf bread biscuits, batter
and bnck~ca cakes, purchase this powder with comb
dcncr the materials are perfectly harmless and NOR IDEAS
Soda. SalTratus, &c. No brcod. The
of viii MAKE the lghesi sweetest bread IN The shortest
possible mc save lime labor and EXPENSE an din
appoints. if HE accompanying simple directions observed
BESIDES, is manufactured In Virginia aud Is invention Of
Yunk ccion John ". Gariek, and sole rnp
etor Kiemonh Va. We know him. and have tried IL. and
commend the best tried Get and mind the iii.
reciuns. feb Ills.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

UNIoN MRETrxc-Tho Ilarrisonburg papers of
last week, published call for Union meeting
at Rockingham February Court, yesterday. J
Signed by two hundred and farty-l"ur citizens of
that county, both Wings and Democrats. 1t says:
1.-THE signs Ut the times ominous Of danger.
and the only remedy is in II strong and decided
expression Of q conservative public opinion. We
entertain the conviction that the public opinion
of our country is sound and conservative. und We
hope that public expression Of it may lead to
the expression Of like opinion on the part of
other citizcns of our State"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
Moro Testimony from the Clergy.

This certfcs that have used Perry DtYs's Nrg-ia-
IG bic Pain Killer with great Of cuera
ntanluu common bowel complaint, bronchitis rough colds
and would chcerfuly recommend 1t valuable family
medicine. REV JAMES C. BnOMEs.
Me,srs +. Davis Son-Dear Srs: Having witnessed
beneficial of your Pain Killer In dyson
terry Cholera M0rbus within few months past aud deem
ing Of bcnryolence the suffering, would
clccrly recommend its to such be ring
the aforementioned simil diseases safe and cccaa
remedy KEv. EDWARD X. Fl LLEE.
This ccrdes that have for several years used Dav Negc
table Pain Killer in family In several Of those Tor
which it Is recommended and find very useful family mel
iene. REV. a. BRONSON FALL Rs TR.
sP-sod By all Druggists. jan 1871
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
T.epai Decision.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 25.AThe U. S. District Court
in the great Sewing Machine case Of Singer va.
Wam,ley, agent for Ladj, Webster. &c, has deci-
dcd in favor Of the plaintiff OH six issues.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
From Havana.

New ORLEANs, Feb. 25,h.-IIavana adviees re-
port that Spanish born American citizens are
compelled b. paw thousand dollars enc FIR rcfus-
sing, to in the army in defaace of the action
Of our consul. The correspondence on the sui
ject has been sent to Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

We suboln the following notices nom our cotcm-
pornrics Of the Press, who are the mast competent
Judges Of morh IN our department:
OF the 18th Annual Report of the President
and Directors Of the Va. aud Tenn. Railrond the
Petersburg Express says
handsome In which the Report has been Printed by
worthy eoncmpory Of III" Iynchhurg ,irgni"n"
Upon the same subject, the Abingdon Nirginian
says;
at printed at the job ONCE of the Lynohurg lrgninn,
and do recocel to have hnnh-omc specimen
Typography business character. 1t is gotten up In the
highest ic Of the a and cann" be eNccc In the state or
out Of H."
And the Petersburg Iutegencer, thus:
az, wa. printed olcc Of the Lyneburg yginan
ports OF similar character, mll eXeelngy well done which
have been sent ont from the same Office
And the Bedford Sentinel:
Of the Typographical execution the work bicIa done
the NginAu rower-lcss job uiee have but singl"
remark 10 offer II exhibits nenincss seldom cNreed and
would reflect credit publishing house IN H,nton, AcM
York, or Phiadepha."
And the Fincaslc Democrat:
"rhe Report was printed at III" job "GCof H., htg"Ia% in
We have seen from amy Office In Virginia.
The panyillc Transcript:
"Magnheenty printed at the occ o enterpri-ns coffin
porary OF the snrhhurg Neinnn The execution II the
anica "i The work reflects great credit upon the printers
Tor have scarcely ever sccn heater job from office"
The Christansburg Star:
"Thc printing done Mt HE Iynchburg yrsinan oncc
The Dan,ii.e Register;
"Tl,e Report printed HE Job nnlrc Of HE I,ncbutg
vrgnan, and IL mn admirable specimen OF Typographical
cution."
Of the Hampton Sidney Magazine, printed
Monthly ut tins Office, our contemporaries thus speak
The Petersburg lntegenccr
at printed in exceedingly manner ut the Lynch
burg \irs'mi"n ehre.
The Dan,ilie Transcript
"Thc Magazine is published in Irrhburg, and printed
Mt the office Of the Nirgnan lts Typography Il certainly
be mf Improvement upon Its present appearance 1t Is in
deed fancs'.'
OF the Virginian Almanac, they also speak
in the following complimentary terms
The Bedford Sentinel says
specimen pamphlet printing the typographical
the work cannot be eSeelled II would reflect
credit upon any fublislIng louse In the Union"
The Abingdon Virgnan remarks;
srhe sirenan Almanac 6n 1860, complied for and issued
FROM the yuolurg Nginan bfcc Is decidedly the han,so-
NEST gotten up ing Of the sort We have ever seem.
The Petersburg Press
"a neat Almanac with above title printed I,nclburg,
hy mail II is carefully compiled aud Of
the hnnsoes specimens Of the Typographical nrt have
lately secn."
The Petersburg Express
a." is beautifully printed. The the
plctc aud concise W. have ever seem
These recommendations should suffice.
Dssy"Al orders will be promptly attended to- and
work warranted to give satisfaction.
Split Bottom Chairs Split Bottom Chairs
"oLD vlRGlNNY NEVER TIRE"
NUMEROUS enquiries having been made for
~ cHAIRs, can now furnish neat and superior article ut
reasonable prices. al The old sinnd JOHN L. WINSTON.
sept 9s No 40 Main ST. opposite the Novell liouse
sANFoRD's LIVER INVIGORATOR
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
Murder of a Southern Planter.

WASHINGTON, Fob. 25.--Private adyces receiv-
ed here state that brother of the Hon. Laurence
NJ. Keit,, OF S. G., was murdered by the negroes
on his plantation in Florida, while sick in Led.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
HOllOWav'S Pills

m. General weakness and debility, the prcmonons o
NY vital decay, replaced with ,lgor, activity, and
healiul potency In every orenn aud in the entire system b!
the rcsto iivc regulating aud eNlaaing influence o this
esuaiung vegetable preparation Sold at iic manuici"
NJ" ~ Maiden Lane, and BY all druggists al &c. O. and
81 per boz. lrl' lldiw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
1860. JANUARY 1860.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
BUSINESS MEN OF LYNCHBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TIE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST
Know that you can Make IL TO their


addition 10 the follow papers for which Special
Agent, will receive and forward advertisements any a
per In the United states.
NEW ERA, Floyd Court IIousc,va.
S %IH%'SStssiI Knoxville Tennessee.
SENTINEL. fogcrs,ire, Tennessee.
INTELLiGENcEr Morrsown Tenn
GhzaiE,rrE, Lexington, Va.
SENTINEL. Liberty va.
VISITOR, Marion VA.
% WING, rIneAsle, Va.
EEsHnIicaN Danvire, "a.
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va
RfM9o nANSrr, .unou, Monroe CO., Va
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax Co. IIo.. Va.
Virginia AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol.
hhXNrIeEsS'' Jonesboro' Tenn
DEMOCRAT Grccnvillc, Tenn.
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga Tenn
POST, Athens
ViRaiNIAN, Abingdon, Va
REGISTER, Salem, VA.
STAR AND HERALD, Chrsiiansburg, Va.
PATRIOT, Ora, son Co. Ho., Va.
TTiEMLEEGEArh' tw.thcvinc, Va,
ADVOCATE, Tazcwel Co. IIo., Va.
SOUTHWEST, Giles 20. TO-, Va
REPC lusICAS, Winchester, Va.
Persons wishing advertise an, OF the above pnpcfs, l
OF them having extensive circulation in their localities will
dud call Office of the Lynch
burg Firgnian, where contracts will be made
4. wADDILI.
Jan lots. Foreman Nirginian Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
Notice to Physicians and the Public.

NOIlCO W Z lay S1Cldllo dllll bIl0 uiJllC.
~ ALLcOCK'S POROUS PLASTERs.---TEST1Mo-
VIZ MALT ALLCoCK Il co, No. Pa Canal. New
York. 10th Nov. ,9Gcntlemen: lately suffered severely
from weakness in back, occasoned by suddenly "Nrex
cpg myself Having heard your Plasers much recommend
cd for of this kind procured aud the result al
HAT could desire single plaster cured me in week.
,tr,i, M,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
LATEST NEWS BY TELECRaPn.
The Los. stsamer, Hunaar an.

HALirAx, Feb. 25th.--Ths Hungailsn's clear
ance has been received. Sue he'd three hundred
and sixty passengers on board. Mono of the
names have yet been obtained. "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

MuRpER OF NEeso MaS.--In the afternoon Of
Sunday, the 18th ina. 3 .s>ahhing affair occurred
between two negro nsp II This plses, which result
ted in the instant death Of one Of the parties
The aes. ID appears. was eozamitted eoely and de.
liberatelv. The negro who was killed belongel
to Mrs. Montgomery, of Caswell County. N. G..
and was hired to Mr.. s. H. Holland, Of Danyille,
and the one who committed the act 10 owned by
Mr.. B. w. Oghurn, Of this place.. II appears that
there was an old grudge between them. and some
desperate threats had poised. The evidence in
the case is quite clear aud conclusive. Bob, the
murdered man, was standing at near the fac
tory 10 :, when the other negro approached and
stabbed him with knife. Bob then attempted
to escape iy running. but was stabbed the second
time, to the heart, aud falling, died instantly
The murderer was promptly arre'ted and is now
in Jail to await his trial. which We presume, will
take place betore tho Mustangs Court DanriHe
Reqfster.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
SALES By AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
THE VALUABLE CITY HOTEL, 4
AT THE uoKNER OF srH AND MAIN eTREKfs,
M I'M LNNonRuRa,

The reqdest q the owners md BY virtue Of deed Of
IA trust executed b. them 10 will oeT for sale nj pub
lie auction, on he lneaseA WEDNESDAY the ssh day Of
fsnHrAEy is M ~ O'clock, T. NJ that valuable property
Streets fronting Man and running hack tho cntre depth Of
the square 10 L,nch street .s -.
This rnpcr, Is we'll knowa and minute description o the
Improvements |. The Iteration makes dcsrab
proo, aT the o Hotel other business II
IL siunled at The Of Main aud sixth sees The I'M
proveaent oT sixth street which has been comnonce and viii
he speedily compoed Will aori the shortes, aud mos. dic
connection csecn Main Stree, and Depot M The Orange
and Alexandria Railroad aud he asn OF the James River and
kanaw ha Cana and will BIZ tho main troughrc aud from
Naln strrsi.
Az The time will BIZ sold HOUSE AND LOT adjoining
Liberty wnrchonse, fronting Mnin Street, ~ set and
running back - feet
Terms ibcrn aud malc known the day Of sale,
feb adeodtds j. n. SLAUGHTER, Tnsce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

How GUARD ARxoRY.--We recently paid vi
tit TO the Home Guard Armory, and were nluch
pleased to see that tho members Of tina. Company
have decorated and ornamented it with beautiful
aud very appropriate colorc'l photographic plates,
representing the uniforms Of officcrs and soldiers
of the different French regiments. There are
about fifty il all. rendering their room decidedly
very pleasant and attractive place of resort for
members Of the company, and we are gra,itied to
learn that it will b. opened for voluntary squad
drills three or fur nights every week, and hope
the members will attend regularly as squad drills
are absolutely necessary for the thorough discip.
line and solliery appearance of all volunteer com-
panies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
Grover & Bakers.

Grover & Bakers.
feC CEiEEEArEp FANNY SEWING MAGAZINES l9a Broad
tI why, New York, and Isl Baltimore street, nlniorc
4 VIEW srfLE-pRlCE - liEMMEkS q EArkA,-
This machine from Moools, purchased from the
store, requiring reminding of thread Hens, fels Gath
and Stitches in superior STYLE finishing each by its
operation, without recourse to The hand needle
auircd other machines. 1t will do better and cheaper
ing than scanstress If she works for cent
hour.
Send for circular j. T. DAVIS 4 co.
may 3-dts. Agents. J., nrhburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
RuildIng and Timbercd Lots for Sale.

.v>rr WILL, elTrr for sale TWENTY BUILDING LOTS
IN of one acre EACH beautifully situated near the cywhich
xviii be divided In smaller lots IL desired BY purchasers
aso have sale SIXTY ACRES Of heavily tmbcred land
living within miles OF the City which will be sold In
anti nuychascrs c. V. WINFREE, Ex'or Of
feb i7-dstawts G. W'n'rcc. eel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

RoxAxrIc Fables have been frequently cen
coced On the topic ollove, and many similar to
O ne which recently transrircd in certain scctien
of this CITY, The fair dulcnea was sent by her
father to the Saturday evening market, for the
purpose of purchasing Aome fish. She returned
on the folowius Monday morning with the bunch
of Ash, and s.fcllcr" freezing on to her arn'.--
They had taken short trip, by previous arrange
ons Tho story lopks ..morantio" but is true be-
yond Doubt Petersburg Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

Only one dose Immediately
relieves cote, wbilc one dose
oftcn repeated Is a sure euro
for CHOLERA hoRBrs, nnd u
preventive Of CHOLERA.
Only one bottle Ia needed
to throw out OF the system
the effects III medicine aficr
y long sickness.
One bottle taken forJAus-
fDrcE removes all sallow ness
or unnatural color from tho
skin
One dose taken a shor
time before eating give
vigor 10 the appetite and
makes the food digest well.
One dose, often repeated,
cures CHRONIC DiAsRntEA la
Its worst form, while NMIT
and BOWEL. COMPLAINTS yield
almost TO the first dose.
A few bottles will cure
DnoPsY by exciting the nb.
sorbents.
We take pleasure In rc-
commencing This medicine
AS n preventive for FEvrR
AND AGUE, CHILL FEWER. and
lnll feNeTe of q RILInUs TYfK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

i the public.
These GINS remove all
morbid or bad matter from z
The system,supplying in their
place n healthy How Of bile,
inyigOrating the stomach, >
causing food 10 digest well, z
PURIFYING TIN BLoop,giying
tone and health 10 the whole =
machinery, removing the a
cause of the diseaRc---cffect- :
ing y radical cure. L
DLIous ATTACKS are cured, :
nnd, what IL better, prevent .
I'D by the occasional use OF :
The Liver lu,lgorator. =
One dose aflcr eating Is
sufficient TO relieve the Stem
ach and prevent the food
from rising and sourlng.
Only one dose taken be-
fore retiring prevents NIGHT
MARE.
Only one dose taken at {
night, loosens The bowels
gently, and cures cosTIyE- .
MSS. .
One dose taken after each
meal will cure DYaPEPsIA. y
One dose oftwo teaspoons
iul will always relieve SICK
uEAn<cHs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely from Gums,
rs the PuGGATiyE LvER MEDICINES before
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

T1AMILY FL0UR.--rna hand another lot n 4 ID -.
andsrss supss1ne Family flour fsn ~ ~ - - ~
slIr BY tFb fAnl LIZ NJ N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
Wanted 10 Hire

A NEGRO WOMAN to cook md wnsI fof a small family
N Application 70 be made to this Office. Jan 2.ts
EsfEM Fine Green ana Black Teas. f&&M
f9tW 40 Half Chests very superior Blnek Tea, iust
txt6k landing per ship jacob leli dkect fromN1<W
China ALSO,
$50 half Cheats Fine and Extra FINE Gunpoyder Teas per
mp omance Of the Sea- and ship 1Eyers ali Of own
importation. For sale by 4Sc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27

Fresh Garden Seeds
HAVE lust received my Spring supply Of Garden Seeds
feb I5is JNO. II. sEAY, Druggist
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01
NORTH ATL@Tlc sTaalasHp COMPANY,

&Es Regular Ih' ough Line TO San
/ - Francisco VIA paRama
=; & gs Raiireads
aslH eoh fseffnk o4ifv with Steamer Golden
Gate, GoIasn Age, Johh Z. Stephens,
and SoBosa, Of the
Pscife Msil SteassAig CsmgaRy st Paaams
Dissas 10 AspsAE&R The splsadid steam
ships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC 4 ATLANTIC,
having been entirely re6ttsd and adapted
to the California trade, viii hereafter run
as aksKe, IeAgiAg thia port ca thn 5ih and
Ash Of each mpRth, from tha foot Of Canal
Street, North Rivegs ..
n Passengers and Mails will be fer
swaldsd by Panama RAILROAD, and connect
at PansEya gsith the Papi6er Axib Scan
ship CompaHyfS magnificent Steamships,
which will be ia readiness, and leave I'M
MknIATELg for san FEaRslseo. D. They
wElI be a1nba II ed EFek Sf ssx peass from
Eailroa&s h. CamPaayis 6tambonk, TABuSA
Aa ExP@rSssrFd Sargeoh 10 attachaA to
each ahip. Sleerags Passengers found la
eookel provisions, bedding ami ATTENDANCE
II is belieyed that the ace ommodatians af-
fordsd by the above ships arG unaurpa asasd
by any in The world. The public are ia-
formed that the P. M. s 8. Co, always
have ONE OR MORE EXTRA STEAM.
ERS, lying al Panama, ready for sea, to
avoid aaY possiofs detention Of Passen-
gers of MaiIs, ana embark tiieir passsngsr
by steamboat. -.rt 50
For passage apply at the only once Of
the COnpany, on tha WhaFf leo: of Canal
street, North River, 10 .. &
~. .- WILLIAM II. WICEHAM.
sep28-5e 3m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

SUIcIpz or Nav Y0RxKk-SAp CHAP
TER rS socfAL LEE.-A late California
paper publishes tha following:
ga painful circumstance, ilisstsstiys
| OF life In California, occurred ysstar.
day. Among the passengers in the nail
steamer OgIEahss was MEs. Aathaa Mo-.
ser, wha came Ia search Of her hushand.
She brought iestara from Mr.. Basteed,
Esq, of New York, 30 Msssrs. ID. P. &
L. BaEstow, lawyers of this city, to toe
eject thai Ar. MnaaE bad lsfs New York
for California ssTeraI months age, simcs
| when nothing bad basu heard from him
/ by hts wifh or friends. lis.
SNAIL after nail passed By, and afEeE
waiting ip vain 30 gain intelligence Of
| kbs absent one, the fAithfal wife de.
! ter,niaed to 60 herself iR search 8f her
| husband, bat vita seeres misgiyingH that
soms calamity had befaIlsa him. She
applied, theEeEare. to Mr. Busted, who
made snch lsg6A arrangements for her
as we're necessary and stSEtsd With the
/ introductory letter above uaentionedsr---
Mr. Basssed also wrote 8 private letter
10 MsssFa, Barstow, with fail dstAils 81
/ The natter, snelesing, besides, one faE
/ Ar. Moasr, eas H..# ass -...
son the arrival oE the lady she sem-
manieated with Massrs. Barstows who
immediately promised 70 make inquiries
] for her hashand, giYlug her assurances
/ that they wenId nos be long IN ascaK-
| tanning aa 90 his whereabouts, If the
| thing waa nas8i hia Upan inxsasigakion
these ganEamsm learned thss the missing
man was NE enc mensionad in the Sac
.rsmento papsr ~ having klllsd himself
few nights aiRce, and shs inquest In
FsiatiaR 80 whieh ahs papaEa ssntainsd
I on ThnEa1ay l8st. II ss* F9g. 1s -
! Sis appears that A0ssx arrived here
ssveEal mansha slues, um she Golden
Age, ana during the passMge waa robbed
of sgFswAl Mala wasehHs saa ether valu~
ahles, ThGs iisfmak eonElnaed after bis
arrival ia this sisy aad 10 SasFamenta,
hsnd beng vi o asspoBamg lasn Of mind,
-Aa Was As lsRgsh driven % saisids. TAis
Iaaet be eamsassssa by lsyaag down aad
I placing she muxgle Of gan sg@i nss bis
Aheads aad palliDa tha sriggsr wish bis
I foot. He was instantly ksll@d. Mr. Bar.
assew imasa lasely sapalasd TO the Eeoni
ser his wife aad sHpaggsd khA news %
her in the most aclieass and gEaap4l
manasr posihle Dasgiss sha misgiv.
ings whiah bad allsd her minds ne In.
salliEanss was + aesaagna sAoGk ta ah'
I.unhappy lady. ID Maa o aaa sagmIna.
tioa % tle pleasags axpsosasieaa So
bad indal@ea az bang sgasa nHissd o
kheF kuskmAds Has aEFiyM Ia callfeEnss
/ was abung sweuty-koas heasa afseT ~
inqasas apea ska haay.