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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-19

IHgMPHREy's SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE.
lHUMPaREV's SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REME-
UMPaREY's, SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE.
lHUMPPaREY's, SPECIFIC HoMoEopATHtc RENE.
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
oOrnsrssoOnd Street and Maiden Lane.
InsOIvemt Notice.

SGGlE OF California, County Of Yuba ss.-District
N, curt Tenth Judicial District. L. Moore VS..
N RISuhors Pursuant to an order OF the Hon. g.
s anl Tor the county Of Yuba State OF California,
ne IN sad Court. notice i hereby given to the
bbs ~ OF l." D. Moore, petitioner in Insolvency
ucbsaut uu appear before him the said District Judge
,, county of Yuba on Friday the 24lh day Of Au-
sp Nd 1860, at o'clock, P. NJ, Of that day then
pave,.ss 70 snow cause II any they can, why the
,esos SAID insolvent should not be granted and
Ab made OF his estate and he be discharged from
g,S sos and liabilities in pursuancs of the Statute in
hF, CSse made and provided, and that all proceed
bolb ~ men, the said creditors against said insolvent
~ law and In equity be stayed.
sal. uiven under my hand and the seal Of said
-. district Court, this nth dav Of July A. D..
p 1000 w. T. 0NEAL u, Clerk.
- Ds Losf, Att'yfor Petitioner. jyls 300
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
Platform OF the Democratic Party as
adopted in the National Convention,

RESOLVED, That we the Democracy OF the
Union, in Convention assembled, hereby declare
our atirmance of the Resolutions unan imously
adopted aud declared rs Platform Of Principles
by the Democratic Convention at Cincinnati, in
the year 1856, believing that Democratic princi-
Pics are Interchangeable IN their nature, when ap-
piled to the same subj jec-matters.
Res LIVED That ii is the duty Of the United
States to afford ample and complete protection to
all ITS citizens whether al home or abrpad, and
whether native or foreign born.
RESOLVED, That one of the necessities Ot
the age, M II military. commercial and postal
point at view ia speedy communication between
the Atlantic and Pacific States and the Demo-
cratic party pledge such Constitutional Governs
meut ard MS will insure the construction Of rail-
road to the Pacific coast, at the earliest practical
period,
That the Democratic party are in favor Of
| the acquisition Of tho Island al Cuba, on such
terms as shall be hnnoruule 10 ourselves and just
! To Spain.
RESOLVED, That the enactments of State
] Legislatures to defeat the faithful execu utiOn Of
l. Fugitive Slave Law ara hostile III character
subverSive of the Constitution, and revoigtions.
ry in their effect
RESOLVED, That il Is in accordance with the
Cincinnati platform. that during the existence Of
Territorial Governments, the measure Of restric,
ton. whate' er IT may be, Imposed by the Fed
eral Constitution on the power Of the Territorial
Legislature over the subj Jet Of the domestic re-
lstiUns, as the same has been, or shall hereafter
be, finally determined by the Supreme Court Of
the United States, should be respected hy gl good
c tzens, and enforced with promptness and hdel-
Ity by every branch Of the General Government,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
Toilet
HmVaIids
'fhayer's Fluid Extracts.

4 FULL assortment of these reliable preparations
n last coming into genera use with Druggists and
G,t' apply to
gA RICE. COFFIN b 90.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
NO. 143.
9allg gatlonal AemOtrat.
Democratic State Central COMMITTEES.

San FRAycIsoo, July 81, 1860.
AT The meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee, this day, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and directed to be
published in the Democratic papers of the State:
RESOLVED, First, that we recognize and sustain
the regular candidates Of the National Democratic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. DOUGLAS for President,
and llERscHRL V. JOHNSON for Vice President
and approve the platform Of principles there
adopted.
RESOLVED, Second, that Democratic State
Convention be held at the city of Sacramento, on
Wednesday, the 5th day of September, 1860 at
~ o'clock, noon, for the purpose Of nominating
Tour Electors Of President and Vice President to
cast the vote Of the State Of California for the
regularly nominated candidates of the National
Democratic party.
RESOLVED, Third, that it is recommended to the
several Democratic County Committees to adopt
Tor the primary election in their respective coun.
es, II test which shall admit all National aud
Union loving men who will support the regular
Democratic nominations for President and Vice
President
REso WE'D, Fourth, that we adopt the ratio Of
representation Of the last State Democratic Con-
venton, and that the following be the apportion.
uieht IOr each county. tO.Wit:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
NIARYSVIELE LAUNDRY.
R H MI O " Il ID

III II WI < v I-a II
to the Establishment, corner of Fifth and sts
near the Buckeye Mills.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes done up with par
tcular care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as well
new.
None but experienced hands being employed, our
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to patrons for past favors, we
shall endeavor to merit fair share Of she public pat
ronAgr JAMES BOYD.
may2Z-my G. G. TAYLOR.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
TNE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
ArrY AND EEKL x =
nv A, s. RANDALL & co.
D.xDALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
4 rpAcKpoN, W. B0ULwARr ]. o. HEATLEY,
" J. n. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprietors.
onc, corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY;
orD WEEK. FIFTY CENTS

SIX niOi" ,t 6 -. . 10
" three - -
.nvrpTIsJNG. One square of twevelines anu
M six lines first insertion SO, each subsequent
So .on w4fn % Se sRSrsed "ss Rsss Rs rs "
n souare of six lines or more than three, first
for , 40 zach subsequent one 81. For three lines
arst insertion 81 So Monthly advertisements
o. Gre SUI lS month an extra charge will be made
sna ~ H"e" square of SIX lnes ana more than three
ior % az a month. al For three lines per month IS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL,
Jackson street, above Montgomery.
FOSTER, PATTEN IL CO.,
Successors to J J. IIaley)
PROPRIETORS.

HAVING purchased the interest Of M H'iry In
this well known Hotel the subscribers beg To sa,
to the old patrons OF the house, and the public gener
ATTY, that they have made many alterations, and im.
Iroveme ITS and reurnshed the house throughout, in
the most thorough manner, and have added elegant
Private Hall for the entrance OF Ladies'; deern
ell thnt in the uture the House shall possess al the
requisites, in every particular, ofa
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
Patent Syringes

IOREV 4 SMITHS Reservoir, Davidson's. Matt
~ sons Maues-indispensible in every family.
gl1 RI(E CHFPIN n 90
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Paint and Vornisn R.,,S,,..-

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
- A iory of ). D. Adams Co., consisting of o. X.
Sehlerf Filches, Sable and G. H. Pencils Shoe Stove
NNunce No ana Scrubbing Brushes of superior quality
WV "N lshding Elk. "Jno Stuart" AMI "Fleetwing," and
W sue low by RICE, C0FFIN & CO.,
may 27-u % n streat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

T.. ,.,,shed avery Saturday morIi g, and contains
- Wv .c;,lt columns Of reading matter. he aim Of
NV NY, fishers will be to make II good paper, and
,ntsble dering forfriendsin the AtlanticStates.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER c AND THIRD STREETS.
MARYSVILLE.
Stokes & shields'........... ........ PrOpristOrs
Reduction im Prices !

&ae1sae THE Subscribers, in inviting che attention
ls!sMM and patranage Of the resident anu travelling
;9sAa public to their Hotel, respectfully beg lea
A-A&ak to make mention of the tact that the UNI
TED SrArES is now one Of the nlost
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
List OfAgemta.

FER YEAR. - by mail }. FIVE DOLLARS.
q, Months. .$S 40 Three Months ...$2 90
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
GOeddeI's Flower Garden,

A REET,-BEFWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH,
n Rear of the Marysylle foundry, is now open
sSEll and ready for TIE reception Of Visitors. 1t
SfkLs will be oand TO be- place of resort unsur
passed During the hot summer months, it Is always
cool, pleasant and agreeable, there is ever de-
lightfu breeze peryatling It's bowers.
Ladies desif"us of passing au agreeable hour, morn
ing or evening, in tins easant place, can do so with
the gr, Attest Abstraction.
Roses every vaelety, Flowering Vines, &c, oil in
bloom, give to these gardens tru" refreshing appear
ance. Boo cts, composed Of a rich collection of low
ers, always on hand or prepared tn ORDER
Ice Cream, Lemonade, Lager Beer, with other re-
frrshments. re ,dy ut any moment.
Please Call and see for yourselves.
may 15 3n ADAM G0EOhEL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
DissoIutiOn of Partnership.
Dissolution.
BEAR RIVER STALL.

MHAVING purchased the entire interest Of VIC
IN TOR LAVEDAN in the above stall, Central
Market, will hereafter conduct II In my own nsme
jyl9.lm JuhN slElNMAN'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-09
BANK EXCHANGE.
DlSsOIutiou Of CO-Partnership.

THE Co-Parinership heretofore exi sting between
the parties OF l.. GLksSEN and J. 7. fLATHMAN
is this day dissolved ny itu9l consent. All de6Ls
due to the firm will be collected by j. ?. FLAFHMAA'
who will conduct the business at the old stand, (TFe-
mont Saloon, where he Will be happy TO receive mis-
old and new friends and customers.
Msrysvile, July Both, 1880. LOUIS GLASsEN,
aut.1w J.F. FLATHMAN.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

TIE AcoipHxr on rnn vTKorxIA Axp Tn.
xKssEE RAlLRoAD--F F.,tAet Pariessa,a--Ths
accident on the Virginia and Tennesses Rain.
road, Tuesday night, was occasionsd by aland
slide. which occurred within Z few feet OF the
bridge over the Middle Fork Of Holston River,
throwing the two baggage cars aud eoach
down . distance Of atty 1eet into the waser.-
London, the negro brakesman. who was In one
Of the baggage cars, was caught under the
trunks In the river and drowned. Jas. L.
Oney, mail agent, had an arm broken. Jas. II.
Buford, the resident engineer, had his leg badly
cut below the knee. Chas. Stuart, Of Balti-
more, received severe internal injuries. A. L.
Whaling and Mr.. Lawtom, the baggage master,
was slightly injured. The Lynchburg vir-
ginian says:
Master Hawkins, youth Is or l6 years Of
age, who sells books and papers on the train
Robert Kinnier, conductor on the extra train
William Sewers, section master, and negro
brakesman, went down int the river with the
train, but neither OF them were hurt. The
citizens Of Marion repaired to the scene of the
disaster a few minutes after its occurrence
and did everything in their power for the re-
lief of the sufferers. They promptly procured
the necessary medical attention for the wound
ed, and fed the hungry who were compelled u
remain there until IL O'Clock next day. Fol
their kind attention to all hands. the Officers
of the company. rs we'll as those in charge o
the train, tender their most profound ana
hear rtfeit acknou Judgments. a~s
The two baggage cars are perfect wrecks, bu
it is thought the coach can be repaired at Sigh
cost. All the baggage. with the exception o
two trunks. was lost. There were thre
corpses ON the train-two of them bound TO
New York and the other for Wytheville. Al
three were throw int the river, and the case
of two broken open. They were, however, got
ten out Of the water, and the outside boxes re
paired as well as circumstances wonld allo v
The train reached this city yesterday mornin
at three O'Clock. Fortunately but few pas
sengers were on board, owing to the fact tina
| there was no connection ut Bristol with tb
East Tennessee and Virginia train that NOR q
| ing. Had there been the usual number OF pas
! sengers on board, the result would have bee
much more disastrous than it was. CapSai
| Gannaway, who had charge of the train,
| said to have exhibited great courage and cool
| ness, and did every thing in his power to ren
| der those under his charge comfortable.
!. This is the third accident that has occurre
| on this road during the present week, freigh
| train and WOOD train having run of an
| smashed up the day before. ~ !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

CoNsrNpTIoN OF COFFEE, TEA. AND SvGAE.
The consumption of coffee in the United States
has incre sed from ly-four millions of
pounds in 1884 to two hundred aud ffty-one
millions in 1859. In 1884 the consumption was
three pounds per head 1T the present tine it
is eight pounds. Its price was lowest Ia 1912.
when il was sold at about the same price as
the duty levied upon it ~ the custom house
prior to 1888. The average price for the last
tnirty wears has been below nine cents per
Dound The consumption OF tea has increas' d
during the same period from Thirteen miI'icn rs
of mounds TO thirty-s!x millions. It's average
nrice for the last twenty five years has been
forty.airht cents per pound The average duty
levied upon IL at the custom -house pfier 10
1893 was thirty-two cents per pound The
consumption of sugar during the same period
has increased from one hundred aud ninety
five millions of pounds 10 eight hundred and
eighty. four millions Its prica was lowest in
iSia, and for three years was below four cents
per pound.-B0stom Post.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rA Coughs, Colds. Hoareen~rs. 3c.-The
providence ot the above complaints - thia season
new specifics; and while some few Insy BE- good.
mar, are useless and some even aaDsos0us. To
is to consult your family rhysic,xn,, OF osherwis
use only such remedies ~ l0ns 1ublao exeerience
has proved to be sale and eticacinaD or this cass
Il TYLER's COMPOUND sYRUP OF GUN
ARABIC. oriainslly tho fsvsviss vrsscsiOtion Of
family medicine, and Without s1veftisinx, has
continued to enjoy . grow iBs Ssputsston for tho
las, ,wen,, ycars; Ia al recent sssss !! acts Ike
INK Cough. Group. Asthma, 10. it 10 used with
ed ssccsss - most lsni!ies VII testify
Bosiekef &c as . cents per botte and ID els-
CANT Ard plsAsans Lo1enSe form IN eeds g cents
| per box. Prepared BY }. BALNEk, F1aInsceu
| fist Baltimore, Md. Mt-Jms
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THE DEATH OF BENZ. RUSH FLOYD.-A
letter from Washington, written on Thursday,
gives some particulars of the sudden death Of
Hon. Benz. Rush Floyd:
"fe was apparently in excellent health but
a few moments before his DEATH and when at.
tackled was packing his trunk with the lnlen-
ton Of leaving to attend the democratic Con-
vention at Richmond to-day. 1t appears he
hand on his side. he remarked to his ter tina,
he had a severe pain there, and unless imme.
dia,ely relieved he must surely die. This was
at six O'Clock: III fifteen minutes after thai
time he was IA corpse Mr.. F. was a candidat ts
for the present Congress in the thirteen tn dis
trict OF Virginia, against Mr.. Martin, who
was successful In consequence Of this sud
den calamity the War Department IS closed
o-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

CONNECTICUT DEMOcRATlC CONVENTION
The Democratic State Convention Of Oon-
necticut has completed its nomination Tor
State officers aud deiega'es to the Charleston
Convention Thos. Fl. Seymour, Of Hartford.
was nominated for Governor, aud eleven our
OF twelve of the delegates TO Charhston are
favorable to the nomination of Stephen "A.
Don elas for President During the afternoon
session letter from Governor seymour was
read, declining the nonn.ns'ion ana hyor'ng
regard 10 II. and nominated him by acesama-
tic" after taking an Informal ballot, which
WAS MI one way. Four hundred and thirty
votes were cast. The enthusiasm was OF the
| w,ldest charac ter. and motion WAS M xsed 10
/ 1 nist Gu the nomination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

SKATING IN CRINoLINE.-Two young ladies,
Misses Temple and Williams, while crossing
the Mississippi at Dubuque, Iowa, Glanced to
step upon spot of spcngy ice, and each went
through Crinoline was Of essential service,
for 1t kept them from being submerged fur ther
than the waist Till assistance came. They
reached the shore in safety, though not lit
tie chilled by their moonlight bath on 4 Feb
ruary night.
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CONDITIONAL PARDoN.-E. T. Nicholas,
formerly manager Of the Cleveland Athena uH,
who was two years since sent to the Ohio pen l.
tentary for six years for forgery committed
upon his brother in law, y. T. Barnum. the
great Snowman, has been conditionally par.
doned bv Gov. DennisOn. The condition Of
the pardon required the prisoner TO return i'm
mediate,y TO Cleveland to be tried on another
indictment still pending against him for Jorge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

PRETTY EXPERIMENTAL an acorn be gus
pended BY Il piece of thread with half an inch
of the surface of some water contained In q
hyacinth glass, ana so permitted 10 remain
without being disturbed, it will in few
months burst, and throw 4 root down into the
water, and shoot upwards its tapering stem
with beautiful little green leaves young oak
tree growing in this way on the m2ntel shell
of a room Is Ii very in,e1esting object.
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FRENCH NOTIONS The Uavre steamer,
which arrived on Wednesday morning, ha:
three millions worth Of lis. shoWs, for men,
women and chlidren-but mainly for the
women n. unless there be "wines." The gold
diggers in California dig, wash, and sift, and
the negro in the cotton fields toll, te provide
for them silks, satins and wines. Uncle Sam
reaps a harvest in the revenue therefrom-N
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OFFICER kILLEp.-The Huntsville Adyo-
cate says, in Winston county, Ala, on the 7th
killed by Thomas Mansfield and his two sons,
who were arres ted and committed to Mouitoh
Jail. Hightower had warrant to arrest
Mansfield for stealing money NJ and his sons
resisted, barred their doors, blew ont the lights
and shot two guns at H., killing him. They were
then arrested by the neighbors present.
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Posr-OFrIcE AFFAIRs.-The amount of
postage stamps and stamped envelopes used in
tha prepayment Of pos tage during the quarter
ending Hecem Der 81, 1859, was 3i,i6i, ,96S 97-
being sss, ,i9i. ..ss less jhan the amount soid.-
The whole revenue was s. i.aa7, ,3sl, and the ex-
peuses of Offices $s,5ei3.7j. An important
latter 10 mail contractors is issued from the
office of the Sixth Auditar, in the Post. Office
Depar tment, requiring them to say il ii IL
their intention to apply for and accept int ter.
est. in conformity with the provisions OF the
annropriAtion law just passed. They are tc
Indicate it upon the sheet issued, and return
! Il to the Auditor.
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.TuxAxxRicAN EAGLkIH DANoKR."-u Tn
dsr this head, the New York Tribune ds-
scribe bogus fiG gold piece, most danser-
the Uni.ed States Sub Treasury, having been
uaidout BY the Metropolitan Bank, Of that
citv. The coin stood ALI the tests OF wei sht.
SOUND. clrcumfersncs and thicknesA On Icing
M n two, Il Wns found that gskuins celia
IA heru splts e1eewise, both halves belne
aelts thin, thAn ana WITH eone wAjtlsA metal
Salo RECALLED.
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REMANDED TO JAIL.-W. g. Wills, the party
arrested i'll this city on the 18th December last,
charged with being fugitive from justice III
Virginia WAS taken before one OF the city
mag is tra:es yesterday, on an application for
release from custody by virtue OF a writ OF
habeus corpus. The petition was refused and
the accused remanded to Jail, to await a requi.
sition from Governor I.etcher, OF Virginia.
MsnlpaiS (TtHH} Bulletin.
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THE WILL OF BURTON, THE CoMEDIAN.-
The will OF the late MIR. Burton, after pro-
yidiug for an annuity Of q ,OtO To be paid 20
his wife, Mrs. Jane Livingston Burton, in
equal quarterly pay ments during heI life, and
deyising one.four'h of his Glen Cove property
TO his step-son, VIM. Cleveland Burton. the
testator divides the residue Of his estate iato
three Equal shares, one for each OF his three
daughters. Cecilia, Virginia nad kosine.
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VIRGINIA Posr -OpFICEs.-A new Office Is
eetablishe at GrottO Dell, Roane county, Va,
and Edward Lewis appoin ted pcstma ter, near
the route kanawha Courthouse to ArDoids-
burgh A, Wagram, Accomack county, Va,
John o. Selby is appointed postmaster. vice
J. W. Merrill, resigned; The oiilcs , at Aasiin'
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EuccxssrrL TxxoR.- tignor (Aiuelini has
Just comNsnced tat the small salary OF elel
nes QighU short sneasemsnt as La 4caia,
0llAa. Hfn Asest Nas ossendod WttA ~ eseAts
eot ppssibls success. He was called lnr - ~
ttah tea unes In ths eourse of ~ svsalag.
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CHARLESTON PLATroEM.-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Times says:
Senator Bright, after two days considera'
ton, has named the committee TO arrange the
Charleston Platform, viz: Green. Fitch, Big
ier q win and Chesnut. each Of whom spoke
IN caucus in favor of ny. Davis resolution.
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SYMPATHY WITH THE POPE.-A large meet
ING of the Roman Catholics of louisville, Ken
,ucky was held in that city on Monday last
An address to the Pope was adopted, with T.
series of resolutions which declare that though
II ia no article of Catholic faith that the Pope
shall possess and exercise temporal dominion
over certain definite territories yet they ''deem
i, eminently proper on the part OF American
Catholics. to unite wiihther brethern through
out the world i'll protesting against all at
tampts. W he ,her by governments or individuals,
to invade the rights, spiritual or temporal, OF
| the Holy See"
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AnetAey accident from Fsys-The ntitnh6f sbf
fatal casualties caused by the tfnaSa0N - ne
dresses At present In use ~ fsuIaSoo onrnnGA.
out the country. does Aot appear to have In.
duced that cauu0s. ON. their part which nom
the inilammable nature OF the fA6sics nses je
necessary to preserve the body from pesashlnx
bv an o1ieneimes literal roasting pgoceeo,s lH
cases Of the kind spoken of, al 0unce Of pre-
yention IL worth pound Of cure. It's Worse
than useless to be very CSrefof Aftef the
time has passed for its e1erei1e. aad
when the peer y istim Of carel sssnsse 10
writhinx in nnspeakable torment. An.
other Victim to the hre-gpd was In All pro-
liability offered mp last niSht In We personof
Nancy Scott ffso woman OF eotD8, vnoee
clothing caught fire while she wSs stAndang In
close proximity to the fre-plsce, ~ her mouse
on 18th street, ID door above MaF1hAi. A
gentleman hearing her screaaBs sruseo4 1agtO
her assistance and succeeded in pulling tho
remnau t. Of the burning dress from her Per.
son, but not before her skin hung down In
sheets She wilb doubffeAs die. Thew were
several negroes present when tbs 0nnteouon
went TO the poor Great ure's sasotstAnoeseut they
seemed to b. paraly zed with fear. .esa..s ss,.g,
| The Hastings Corr yesterday Disposed of q
large amount OF civil ana some crtsMioal oaet.
| ness. Robert Graham, indicted for sunaAStful
gaming, wsr found guilty by the jnry, and tped
| Sl35 aud cost. The Court then sentenced MIN
| to confinement In Jail for thirty days 1AS
| Thomas Bland and Isaac T.. Hoenick, ohagG-
| ed with receiving stolen coffee. we're held to
| bail to answer At The next term. s.,.f ,tss.
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FATAL AcCIDgsT.--On Sunday last, Joseph
Smith, residing some six miles from LEBANON,
Russell county, Va, WAS throws from his
horse SD almost instantly killed. Hts skull
was fractured aud his neck broken.