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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
LtcISLATIvr,

The House Of Delegates met Yesterday, at tho usual
hour and despatched good deal Of business One Of the
important transactions Of The day. ONLY able TO in
In ,odiys paper-o,her proceedings will appear
morrow.
Mrs. s. C. r. Thomas.
The application Of this lady, for divorce from her hus.
band, Ffsncis Thomss Of Maryland has been noby
sppnded by tho House Of Delegates Her petition.
handed day OF two since. answered in the House
yesterday. by hill from the Committee Of Courts Of Jus.
iiee. WHICH not only reported in her favor unani.
mou.y by the Committee; but tho rules Of the House
suspended to take up the BILL that might 60 through all
its resdings. and to i's FINAL passage the day.
twill be source Of qualification 10 the numerous
friends Of lady. when nf,m them. that the bill foe
her divorce and chaogs Of nsme Miss S. c. p MDow.
ell. passed without dissenting voice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
TVHE SOUTHERN PLANTER for 1876

'ENHE SOUTHERN PLANTER for lS46-
n The Sinh Volume win the January num-
ber This Sot has been long before public IL
less Of Object institution OF the prnpls. mon
which IT'S eondueted Briefly is devoted OF
nenhure IN the Southern states and in ts progress gar
psred the opinions doctrines Of the t and sue
sessiul farmers Of the South
Ttkhs-one dollar paid advanse or within 80
days from the date of subscr Sin copies dollars
All letters ,FosT PAID to be directed
G. 7. Bolts, Richmond Va
N.B-The January number will be purpo.ely d-syed until
about the Of the month.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
NEGRO HIRING

WE supscFlbers Oer Their ther frends md
the public genersy, for the hiring out of their Ne
groes They will attend sickness try and get rood
homes and good prices They car an ho
may Paironise them Hill. L TAI.IAFERRO,
Once IN Bel Tavern Alley,
Richm ",
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

INHE General Meeting OF the Stockholders of
the Bank Of vEnia VIII be bel the BANKING House IN
the city Of Richmond the second MONDAY Ish) Of January
sAAUgI. Macy $500.
by an act OF the Legislature, March Ist7 Sec
and enacted That or Director on any av,,,
Bank or General Agent Of Manufacturing Mining
hah b hetsancr eligible Director and ba no
umer or Director Of Bank shall vote by proty FOR
sookhods election Of Directors ofeers q Rsrt n
shall BE- valid have BEEN executed ,ty
before the time Of election A, s-S,y,I'
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BOsTON MAnKEr-M.-....-

booIoN MAHkET-MospAY ArrkRxoer, Dec. 49,
Coton-Sses today 200 bale, P,oy,,ion,- al. of
% eo's rump rotk Of moo; At IT, mos;
prime DO moo; Lard in bb. sisse. mo-. 40 bbls
new Ae's beei at $40. mos. Fiour-Therr have been
parcels oi Senoseo a, prices rensirg from S5si} Sc
Cofn-No change IN prices the market 10 dull sod no
sales OF importance Eusar-Sses % the trade ileI.
Molssses-IheFe have been large operation, ,yin
lew days. sales have been made Of 22a25OO hhJs
crop Cuba to dsers at 2lic. moe ard afterwards oi
io0o hhds Cuba sour, for disabling. zoe, Hides
Sales OF iUOO Western at Sagc per h. q mos-dtias
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NEGRO HIRING.

III Emu, assisted Dy N.
HILL, Offers his services his the public in
h- hrng OF negroes for the nett He
nom them that would be ho.e who wish 10 en-
Py him to inform hum early practicable he may have
an opportunity Of getting good homes He
eIerton shall Be used obtain good prices
every attention paid ihem seknes during year He hop,
an experience OF 6Eeen years him to share Of nat
mage. RJ one at the Bell Tavern, Richmond Va.
hmm n.ecrr G
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GREGORY & STEGER,

RICHMOND Va.
Ohm ". GREGORY JOHN o. sTEGER have this day as
a. ISOLATED themselves Praeee They continue
to attend ~ the Courts he'll the OF
ties Of IIearieo aud Powhatan.
Their tce he which has been occupied by JouS NJ
GRrsoRy foe several over the seed
and Agricultural Store Of VIM. Palmer.
January I. 1886. In a-dIm
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GENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND ANDPE-

III cN ibCMEN UT lChMOND AND Pc
~ TERSBURG-Ny Celebrated AMBRosIAL ROSE h Al
hoND SHAVING CREAMS defy comparison in America or
Europe No person will other amer
paste Its the best the very best. Give only single trial
DO not ask any more to convince you. warrant it.
For sale, wholesale aud retail,
JULES HAUELS Per!umery md Chemical Store
80 South I'd street be Chestnut.
Aud by my Agents Main Street L. GinteT. A. DuvaI a Co r.
r. Duva, r. DuqgesBs. sEn-Sos Hin; ~ Zaebrisson w H.
DoTnin. Petersburg Bragg Thomas h GO.
FT Premiums awarded al Institute de
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HODGES u PULLIAM.
AUCrIoNEEHS CoMnISsIoN MERCHANTS,

BELL TAVERN, RIczSoSD. Va
ENOR the purpose of conducting. in this city, a
- General Auction and Commission
have associated themselves in eopaDershp and on
the first Of January
Their Asduous attention will be devoted selling hi ing
negroes selling merchandise horses and
300 s and selling real estate and They
viii collect bonds for the hire of negroes
The junior Mr. has had Considerable
salesman They asst the friends and the
public and Hduge The hope that by fLhf eIecuunR
terms all business eonhded to them share OF IL
The busine viii be conducted under Hodges Pua
e. A. HODGES,
ID. NJ. PULIIAM.
Richmond.
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lNFiRAARY OF THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE

'bs Institution, founded 1893 now in sueee0pI opo,r,
uon IN the new College Bnee- Spacious and well aran.d
wares are 81 aPsrt for the different classes patients Their.
also private apartments for the Of spees ase
An Persors requiring medical surgical aid ercep, he
and ho'e eorns under diseases b sd,ed us
the institution - -
Ibe charges for board medical sarries
nurne medicines and every service are v-ry
being only four dollars and Ave do
lars for wh,a. - NV 49,
The esdiea and Surgical the shar-.
o. the College for prescribed periods rotation Te "a
surgeon 's ue respective wards daily in cases az euh
the Whole College Faculty called consultation uaAas sd
uonal charge To this patient ~
ihhary Commences itself especially persons in the conn
ny who may Be disposed leave their so,. n, a.. - ~
hede OF surgical AID We respectfully tbo.e Interested h.
he SUBJECT 10 make inquiry aBd they that no, osv m
economy be consulted paoptHnR the initoD ~, ,h-
sneo ad aJ b expected here found in o,lsy e.
hany % the most deuh surgery hsve -
performed IN the lnhna success which ~. ,,ra
hem gives confidence presenting The on a. ,n -
Tee ard asking Inquiry ts merits 3 NAurJN
desc Pr..,5.,, y "A A. 5000. 80,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
N. Y. MARKET D,e ao-asIP |,

- ''1kWhIfs Dtc' w. ~ T. M.
ne sales Of cotton small and priccs dropping.
Flour !. hrm; 1000 bbls Geneses Michigan cold To
ship and the prico for ANAL lots 10 IS 6issS
OF 1915. '''''
No grain sold except go bu old Southern corn in the
sup es weight no test OF the market; mixed South
ern Is held at IS cts. without sales
another large parcel Of coveueed say 1900 to 1000
bb' SHIPPING this week for London generally supposed
to be ON owners account
whiskey 23a25 cts.
No movement In provisions.
Sterling ssa9; francs 5,25a26i. Fancy stocks down
IRON, e pressure OF 'eie. Who. from great bulls.
20 have turned great bean.-JouR OF Corr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02

AN AWAY from the subscriber Tuesday uorniny ia
inst Muauo Man about 30 years &C and
zee. OF inches hshsometmes he Isaac
JaeAon-he usually fun beard
ing not ao~n - be had He has Wiz
SAh aoSdt mes OF Charlotte CT HOuse presume he
gone OF II not he s mailing his way free stae will
give 10 Dollars for his apprehension and delivery ne II akn
IN uns e and 70 boh taken and any Jail 90
NI ~ : -. nun ~. st.'n. WIN. BARDtN.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Real E,to,e

fTustees Safe OF Valuable Real Exf1'e.
virtue Of two dssc Of Jane.
- the hrst bearing date May Is4, TO the und
,fhed VIM w. Hubosrd the bearing on the iab Oct
1898 to the und ssDed WELLINGTON Goddn bepent Of
an creditor, named IN the d deeds duv
eofeed IN henreo county court the the r,oae of
e oeneheares In the aid deed the
n'e eSsp as 10 the land Preston county MONDAY thu
9Th day of January the following Real Etate viz
certain o or piece Of ground cestrnaied
three story brick tenement and
TO- Situated In the Town sydney eousfy Heneo ana
adaeeat to the city Of Richmond or
Mr. Nau1 fenby TIE upon this hi are OF IN.
very oea si-the d~enns hes
the principal story and hr srre brick
Die earrings house kitchen. smoke house
Also lots IN the aid OF Sydney I6s 10
asd Ia containing zach Upon small
framed ensmens ineud Kitchens suitable for
small families. -
Aoa certain ra-t parcel Of land
feson formerly the property Cha Morgan containing
100
The sale will commence O'Clock NJ with the two .na,
framed enen'ens and Immediately brio
tenement Ind appurenanees.
The OF tie land erunty take pIaee med
atey alter the sale Of the last tenement
Terms-One third cash; balance months. for nesotia
be notes satisfactorily secured, besrnx interest,"
wM. II. HUBBARD,
oe Sl-dds w cODpIN, (i'uees
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RICHMOND COLLEGE,

INhE next session will begin January LIST, and
close July as Arrangements asenou bsinf made BY N,
Iuse's 20 conduct VIC Classes through dnsy Collegiate
use The Faculty viii consist ~ Rev r. Ryspd
Professor Of hora seenee Nj Geo Prtdrt Holmes Pross-o
., Aneisnt 'aneoases - ffofsssor 81 Msihsusos and
Natural Seenee Nf Charles T.. Cooke Into,
months bosri so, Roo.i ard Beddinr
sou, Iuhon w 80 Evey nabs pro
mote INC Wcafe n The public and the COLLEGE ,,bv
w s1pPor o. dsoeninr Public. Asthe operations has
sn nsHtay esafEed without m advance rss The
Trustees ot with oonhdesce incsesss Of p,,t.nse
nv ORDER or THE BOARD.
see Professor has been appoint bic NAM
- W'hbeh until his aecegtance certain sboua he deene
howeverthe place VIII b. speedily hHed a. $50
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GRAND SCHEME
Magnificent Seheme

$4,000. $4,000, $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 4 To BE- draws in ALr
andns on Saturday January ih, 1876 70 No. Lousry
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SELLING orr ar COsT.
4 nIINGDA L. ~. I-.-- L

~ mined 70 close their business offer
Ready Made Cohing cash until January hen they
will close the balance can rcspeei
fully solicited. No. - West Main Street de gO-tt,tJan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02

WANTED.--A smart active young servant.
Apply 70 g 20 D.. ~ HoYr,
AW BOoks-An the Virginia Law Roos- ans lsrs. soes
o o,er Law Works, can ~ had HsodeTats pces AZ W.
sANpoFh eos Booh'ofe, nsdsry. stauousry Music and
.sfey oV"io' - van HueeI
nVER Shoes OVER SHOESfl Ava.
Boyr. Misses and Children. f N
Dc 80 =, ,,oey,,
tBoRro RICO sueAR--0o Hbds p Rso suss, n.l,n, n,
se ny esn wEnB. n'rUN a co
on nENr-rNo snail so's. on I0ia .sr e. adlo,nns ny
WV JOHN CREME
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LUCK AT UOYT,s

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas. No. p to BE- drawn in A,,I
ndra D. C., Saturday, 10Th January rs Nos ~ Drauu
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CHEMICAL OIL or CAMPHINE
M ANUFACTURED purest material and always ken
4'l freshly prepaied L. be hsdat
hl P. JoHNsToN's Drug Store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02

TUNIUS F.. LEIGH practises Law in the
Courts OF Amelia, Nouswuy, and Poha;an counties Ad
u'ess MN NJ Ameha Court HOUSE, Virginia, e23-w1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02

I TifFeIs EIu' Haves = Quarters so.
Certificates q Packages Of IS wh,'cs, $3.50 90
no. Do Is Halves 90
10 Do - ouadsrs, % 50
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LUMBER SAWED no ORDER,

E'Oh building and other purposes, at the SAW
- MILLS on the susquchinna Canal Deposit Mary
land ny describing the lengths and addressed the
sub-criber information promptly Orders 6s
al short notice JASON u FAssMORE
de wv Por DEPOSIT Nd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
Mnine Election.

The Boston Atlas of yesterday morning has re-
turns from 900 towns, six more than we published
in Yesterdays Tribune, which foot up as follows
Bronson w 29,357 Dana L. 1892 all others
$3.50 Maj against Dana 1850. Maj. for Ander-
SON L. in same towns last year 1904. Net Loco
Foco loss 5,e74 The Atlas says Lincoln has elect
ed II instead of 10 Wing Representatives as We
had it yesterday, making the House stand Al
Wings and a Loco Focos The same paper has
taken the pains to ascertain the vote for Governor
in the vacant representative districts, and finds that
in 10 ont of the &c districts now unrepresented
there is large majority against Dana in each, SO
that if the Wings are true TO themselves and the
cause, they may yet achieve glorious triumph in
Maine
The papers in Name seem generally to concede
the reelection of Hon. Hczekiah Williams but
give no returns. The Atlas thinks from the re-
turns it has receiyed-about one third of the Dis
trict--,hat Mr. Williams is not elected. AS far as
heard from he runs 407 votes behind Dana.
=. An error occurred in table OF Maine Reprcsen.
atives yesterday which made all the members elected
Wings The second column should have been Loco, of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
Wings and sIsms.,

A correspondent controverts quite too seriously
the foolish fabrication of Loco Foco Journal which
fires at the Wings from under deceitfnl flag OF
neutrality, that Mr.. Young was nominated over Mr.
Fillmore, The friend of Henry Clay tits very no
torious that Mr. Fillmore was formerly decred as no
friend of Mr.. Clay, and was effectively assailed on
that ground even so late as at the last wing VA
tional Convention, Baltimore, 1884. 1t was false
then, as ever. Mr. Fillmore has ever been W mig
and of course g friend and admirer OF Henry Clay !
John Young is that same kind OF Wing ASK any
friend of Mr. Clay who was in the Wing Congress
under TYLER If there any better or truer " ing
in that Congress.
An the talk Of Mr.. Young belonging 10 tins
Clique or that school IS weak invention OF the
enemy He is Of the Wing school, and his Clique
is composed of the go 600 Wing voters OF this
State. He was not our first choice for Governor,
but he rras Mr.. Filnore's. He was nominated. be-
cause Of the three capable and excellent Wings
named for Governor, he was judged by the Con-
vention the man who could most surely be elect
ed. And we cannot doubt the wisdom of that
Judgment Every days Developments seem to
confirm it
Our correspondent proceeds to rebuke those
who are forever dragging the name OF Mr. Clay
into our Whig differences, styling him Conserr0-
tire Wing &c. He is right but there is no need
Of publishing his structures. Mr. Clay is not pro-
perly identified with any of these questions on
which Wings like other men, are divided. When
some new topic train o: thought is presented. we
never ask, What would Mr. Clay or Mr. Webster
say about it but What is the TRUTH What is
right2 What does the highest good require of us
That settled, all is clear. They who drag in the
name Of this or that eminent Statesman to a con-
troversy such rs we are contemplating, do great
injustice and possible harm to him and no real good
to the cause they would subserve. Let everything
hear its own weight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
gsER OUTSIDE or TO-DAY's PAPER.4a
To Correspondents,

We are frequently favored with copies Of lewd books
advertisements of preparations for vile purposes &c
Of which the senders To expect some casgston
at our hands We respectfully decline doing any sucn
thing. In many instances. we believe toe Tenders o.
these abomipations inssgae these communications %
the Journals believing they can make enough ION e
po,orety thus gs;ned 10 balance the risk OF enahes
Those who really wish to suppress the dealers in vie
trash should send their specimens and proofs 70 ths
Mayor, District Attorney or Chef Of roleeEtne .Sst
,st osenders and without aiding them By notoriety
40 decidedly es newspaper attack would not fail
70 do u
We aye absolutely compelled TO omit many articles that
wc would gladly publish. When the Convention adj
tourns we hope 10 have more room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
Things in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA Sept y


Jrirs Kane has decided. IN Admiralty, that IN
all cases Of hbels personal damages. assaults and
...ecy &c the decision OF the Court shall be A-Ains'
the Officer urless entity OF the punishment has been
IIsd, IN the Iocbook The argument II the Cactus ulu
INV case commenced this morning.
II * stated that OK the friends OF Com DE
.-- i,.e,i 10 remove his remains from Washington
Crv and deposit them IN the ceTnet-y Of E Peter
Church IN ibis CRY along Win his father and otHe!
relatives.
There apoears to have been an amnesty OF some
lind ber,ps5 Inc rrro clubs of rowdes the Burners and
Killers They haze determined 70 become trends and
allies sad vii combine their strength probably against
the Rats -,
burned by caIupne lamp Saturday night that ne Is
rot expected 20 survive On account OF this iaertahle
disvensaor the father did oics,e yesterday Mrs
Burrows quite badly burned N her maternal et'os'
10 save tie Iirtle boy. who j. only four years Old
do not know whether the regulars or volunteers
are on foot today bu. there Is such orayns OF nrsS
instruments and rafting OF druheads about our streets
that almost fancy QuaAsrdori Is NauToo ana We a
t1s seat of Mormon War
Sonlebo<iv who had a baby about three weeks
old having farther for It, put II IN bandooS arc
attached il 70 -entieIusns fence Il hensntou II had
plenty of wearing apparel and note was N me DON fe
cues.in that should be called Edward Forrcs
ter This note was not from shooting box but 8
band box and therefore there's no sport in Il IEere
i quite rivalry auou- the citizens OF henslnctoh C
adop; Young Ned he i me bouncing boy and chances
10 get such ;ie fellow hanging over fence are nc
found every day
Stin,zell. alias w aace notorious utterer o
counterfeit, money was arrested at the nre on SUNDAY
morning and roll OF the 81 countcrtets on the Western
Banking Co. found on his person
SALES OF SrocKS.-S25o State IS, o.; Sict
Texas notes l3t 5000 Lehigh mi AZ Bsscee Board'
5000 Texas notes b, l3s 81 Northern Bank Ny u
% Mechanics Blk ~ 5000 State IS, cog Bank Pa
e5is $1,000 Reading BIDS -: $4,000 State 5s. cash
60: 80 Reading 81; 100 Schuylkill Bk. 8; so Vicks
burg S. o. l24 L. :. Bank ba 81. Second Bodrd-Sl
Reading. s5vvn. -! Rank Pa 20 Se225 Lehieh Int
ia 10 Gira-d q Northern Bk Ky. Oil. Philsd a
Blk l0a 4iter Second Boa-d-50 Reading, 3e4 10 do
b, 32i $1,000 State s., SO 66;-
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Inv Courra,


CoCzT OF CoNNoS PLEAs.-fn Chamte.s.-Sefore
Judge Dsy.-Ssileeu Vdr7ont-Frascis Murray one OF
the California volunteers LEFT behind arrested yes
.erday al the Arsenal yard Sdweli warrant on a
complaint made By Ellen WEIGH who charged him with
having borrowed of her $50 which sac took of the
sa-ngs Bank Tor him and he is nov endeaToring 70 de-
fraud her OF IL &c. Murray was held 10 bail 70 answer
the warrant
Before Judge Ulshoefer-AsL5ei DS1i5on and others
John Frecra J-Action 5000 fo- the boilers
originally made :or the steamboat Delaware but found
70 &c saior her and subsequently placed board
tie Robt l. Stevens The defence il that the boilers
paid for 70 the agent Of plaintiffs bur il is denied
that they authorized any asert-To De continued For
pitts Meskrs Bradley and Ten Brouek Tor defts Mr. D.
c. Wheeler.
The case of POHlOn vs. Miller CLARK, before Judge
Ingraharn IS sui
UNITED STATES MARsEAl's oFFIcE.-Ten men form.
ing part OF The Of the ship Hudson from Liver
pool were arrested and committed for examination on
charge Of attempting TO make revolt
search warrant was allowed against some Of the
servants of the packet ship Wellington trou, London
whom ar hurtz, OF Baltimore, passenger on board,
made adsvif stating his belief thar OF three named
mad taken abou. 800 from his statsroom A warrant
was granted, but tie search was unsuccessful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

ARRIVAL OF old IRoSsIDEs The United
States iugate Constitution, Capt Percvs arrived az
this port yesterday last from Rio de sneiro. August
9Th. Ofcers and crew are al we'll Inc Constitution
has been absent about years and four months She
sailed from NewYork on the 18th OF May 1874 and mas
circuu1rsyigated The globe. Boston Atlas.
ACCIDENT TO The EIGHLASDER.-We learn
TIA; the Highlander lying aground a. Turkey Island,
with serious accident few nights since. tree
fell on her from the shore and broke IN al the larbosrd
side OF her cabin forward OF her wteehouse The pi-
lot Nj Free. badly injured that his life was des
paired OF Two other persons Phillip shaw and the
gineer Nj Dudly were slightly nurt. Fortunately
there we're bat lew passengers and they happened 70 De
IN saother part OF the boat otherwise Il . than
probable we would have had several deaths TO record
81 Louis Union, 2lst-
DrEtISe.-Two men, named Paimero and Char
Ter, repaired Aers last e-enirg for the purpose
nghcn{ duel The weapons Used on me occasion were
pistols distance ten PAGES Pae-o received his ader
saTy aTs SHOT which sent ball through ans head and
he instantly fell BE discovered about O'Clock IN
the place where re fell perfectly dead We baye not
learned what was the cause of the fatal ARRAY
y. o. PicsJune, Aug. i5
Death OF MissIoSARY.-We regret TO learn
that he vile or Rev M Smith OF tie Aoravian Board
OF Missions died short since al OF me stations
near beaaes prarie Il this Narioi Nh smith and lady
were both, we taink, from Salem. North Carolina
Cherokee Adv. Sept 10.
n The Kentucky Animal Conference Of the
Methods, Episcopal Church South conncnced is ses
son al Covingtoa on Wednesday last, Bishop soule
pEesides The Rev. 7. " Ralston was appointed Secre
tsry Bishop Andrew DEFINED 81 Louisville by IN
iisposiao \.
TEASEservISe.-Goy Crawford has issued
Proclamation appointing Thursday the fifth day OF No
SeIaoer q ozy cf solemn thanksgiving. Sayaa Rep.
Col, aARSEY--The-e is not a word o; truth In
ne s,osy which appeared some OF he morning pa
Pers OF yes'esT 70 the effect thai this officer had been
Put cnaer arrest OF order OF Gen. Taylor, had been
ordered back 70 San Antonio by him and that ms bag
gage iran CT psytof il in is Seturr had been cut Oh
y the Asncans. n. o Deiia, Sept 20