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ANOTHER MARES NEST 1!

The Wing papers think they have a, last nice
ly caught Mr.. Walker, Secretary OF The Treasu-
~! They find the following draft in wall stree,
and they parade il as evidence of Government
banking sTslem being esiablishedtolh in the War
and Treasury Department. They raise their
hands in holy horror at paper money manuiac-
lare from "hard money" administration. Bur
mai k how plain tale will put down such wretch
ed attempts at political capital. The Washing
ton Union copies the draft as follows, and con-
clusively refutes the whole Wing fabrication
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We regret 10 learn that Gel. Samuel Hmm
phreys, Chief Naval Constructor in the Naval
Service OF the United States, died suddenly on
Sunday, of app!orexy, in Georgetown. This
highly respected gentleman was in the 65th year
OF his age, and had been in the service Of The
United States for more lhac thirty.three years.
Nat. IsteRtSsssH.
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BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
a PpOcI NATION

WHEREAS, II has been represented 10 thr ~
w live. that aairsion amysc, charged wirh iria''
in wounding John g. Bergman, OF Bn'@inIrt "Ih T.
tent To Kill, has fed rom justice, and y nn~ y ~
Therefore, ."iiiiam Smith. Governor, q" Gt'rft ST.
a reward .: i.fs dollars IL any person ~ p-fr.a-
will appic.end lie sand fugitive. AMI liver y Y.
the jail Of Bcicioun county; and r'anii~ w IN
civil and military and request the p,up.e q ~ ~.
nonw-alth generally 10 use every caeri"h ;ha' "'
be arrested and brou. III 10 justice. ,.,..
Given under nay hand, rs Governor. ~ Xxx Y
r. lesser seal OF the Commonw-a'il'sH t.p
'"'' 'e''"" wy WA sN'lu
Amyse is described rs upwards OF ~ if'i - X
round race, rudy compile xion. slightly puga'sg
round shoulders and brown hair. Had on rrn u h
of black froek coat, black pantaloons, end
hat, tus -
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MECKLENRURG LANn FNn SALE.

4 III subscriber having determined 10 rcrovr r.
the state otter his tlnd Tor sale wNeFcou hc -
resides, cont igirc :"r hunSfrc and eighteen
in. IN Tie neish'ushGoi u Lomha iy Grove T. ~
Nouh Of the Hoaunk. river. I his land T. al ~ ! I /.
state ri Improvement, an Is not 70 be- surpassed ~
high land tract 10 ihs county. onr-;hifd ~ origi
one third In pine timber. the hfarcc rlcIrei II
in good heart. In lies IN the FORK q; F!at and E'af
Creek. large portion low grounds wen atapiri
the growth Of wheat, corn, tobarco. oats Sc any T
wishing to purchase may buy good narea q BY !.
plying Immediately 10 the subscriber, who yrs on II
premises. WILLIAM j. ELbl.i.
I.irl cQf
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9strSDntoeen @a1atstsgfe
.,a .nd VIM Uoldsworth,

over,aken BY the deceased and VIM. Holdswofln,
who had come from the Petersburg Depot anu
were on Inc way 10 Manchester The deceased
was a liule intoxicated, and caught hola OF
Amanda Loden around The waist, when MUM
remarked that he was taking 100 much liberty.
Some harsh words occurred between the parties
Soon aller Amanda Loden returned to her nome,
and informed Kinney and Patterson OF VIVA! hac
occurred, and she sent them 10 revenge Inc inJu-
~ done their a. sociate fcundryman. They I'M
mediately rushed TO the spot where The deceased
and Holdsworth were, and there, By either AIN
nry, Patterson or Kuhn, The deceased was mortar
IL stabbed and died in few minutes
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,yrpprsrIyG TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.

INTERESTING ~ lOBitIo Ibh.sA 1880
AnineIsent friend, and an efficient advocate
of the AGRICULTURAL interest, calls our attention 70
the following interesting proceedings in The BIZ
fish Parliament. The facts cited By DR.. Bow
ring SHOW the absurdity and immortality OF n'sn
duties They no, only interfere with individual
rights, but destroy the revenue, and encourage
smuggling, and other accompanying violations
OF law and morals We sincerely trus. 'ha' inc
e,nosure of The glazing mischefs OF the present
very high duties on our tobacco Will induce 'ne
British Government, in self-detence TO trins
,bopt some essential reform. We hail the pre-
sent sign as an indication OF more i'ociai ie-
cep.ion Of our great staple, 'ooacc"' mo Inc DIT
,;sb no,,s We are encouraged TO hope mat
few wears vii! witness vast reduction oi du'y
unon tobacco. An enlightened merchant looks
for some ;mpurant modification al the next ses-
sion OF Parliament:
House OF CoMMoNs-Tuesday, July 18th
Tge TOBACCO DUrIEs.-Dr. Bowring called The
attention OF the House 10 certain returns procured
BY MIR Hume, exhibiting the miseries and crimes
created by the enormous duties levied on tobacco,
for The purpose of showing that The laws affecting
tobacco REQUIRED revision. In The course oil MS
observations, he proved that there were more sci.
lures of tobacco than OF any other ariicle-lna'
there were likewise more convictions for snug
Cling tobacco than for any other species oil SNUG
cling Ina, the number OF convictions was rapidly
inc,casiDg-that, bad as this contraband trade
was al present, il was likely 10 become much
worse-ihat il was degrading and demoralisinS
The population in every part OF the country, and
thai j, was, 10 consequence, creating an immense
mass OF human crime and misery. He likewise
showed that the quantity Of tobacco smussed INTO
The country was equal 10 the quantity regularly
introduced through the Custom House; and OBJ
served that This result was not surprising, consi-
dering that the duties upon tobacco were so high
as 10 enable The smugser 10 beat The government
with ease. He commended that the facts elected
by the inquiry already Instituted into The subject,
called upon The Government, To give The House
nedee that il would look into the tobacco laws
when next he finances Of The country came nn-
der their consideration. He concluded by NOV
ing ,ha. lie tobacco duties require revision.
Mr.. Hume seconded The motion.
On Mir. Stafford 0 Bren rising member OBJ
served ,ha, there were not forty members pre-
sent, when the House adjourned.
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Aud
Henry no Welt,
r ain.if-!n Caaurc'l


Afford o. Eggeslou, Administrators Of Hrlhr
Scott, dccedscd, i'eitntat,
In pursuance fthe auihofils contained - ~ "u''f
ri: renee mai- by ,ir 'ucnu superior 'rrr' - :
and Ihancriy for the county ~ .irr.,a, AZ iis a,i III
term If aid Gulfi IA IN" above .a;:--s ~ TAsu
Wa q, s.yed, s.,at .ili0f L.-.se on. Aim.1.-Is
~ hpur. non II ~ !ian -cef, Hcs.1 sd ,-;.i..'
account ~ H. I,r;~tr4;iop ~. f..r'r
hil..an |. scott deceased before al fiir ..fr.
SHINES III ,hi1 t,. "o required l., is1n, siii;.
-stli. I'll" Am" npoh tir principles ~ tia, dscir",
taking wh.rh tar oip--iu#rr j. 'nf-.:ni spy ,;a0
accounts heretofore rendered by the SAID sdiui,fi
tc bunis rFiHa facir correct, H:ih leave 10 IL
plaintiff To suicharar ma falsily the sane"
The parties Interested IN The foregoing oiY-ts ~
hereby notified, that have appointed TIL. ~ das 2
september. 1875 al my office, nj Amelia four. hons'
hrtwern The hours OF o'cl"ck A. 81 and n'ciock
W., az said day ~ the tine aud place for taxing tnc q
count required bt The snid order, and. II the nreonf
should nnl hr completed that day, Will he
Ell from day 10 day, hct@. the same hours, and q
place. until Completed al " h:ra ,,n.e and pa,
il- pui'e- requested 10 attend, win .ouciefs
other evidence. l., II ,sTERs.
Commissioner of the Circuit Superior o0i
Law and Chancery for Amelia county.
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w NOTICE

LAW NOTICE. ,-.
CHRISTOPHER C. SCOTT and ABSEN y a.. 4
~ practice law In partnership, under ~ ,I a
EooTr & FIFTH, in all ;ss Courts Of La" sa' h'''
South hrkansss. 80,
NJ rsce =, Camden. vvashit. cou.e;. i's'h''
p.h
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NOTICE

rJ,HE coPartnership heretofore existing under tho
i Arm OF TUCKER & JOHNSON, Of Amelia Coun.
~ Va Is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. All
those holding claims against seld rm requested 10
urrsent them, for Adjustment, 10 Owen u. Tucker, who
IL alone authorised 10 settle the busness and those IN
deh.cd u said firm respectfully invited 10 oaj and
make payneni II Is the wish Of the parties 10 bring
the concern 10 speedy close.
Aggus, Isl, l,46. TUCKER & JOHNSON.
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mo JOHN b. WATKiNs.-sif: You vii! ta.e n
tic~, that shall, the Isl and end days Il :. )
temher, 1885, In the Sore-house of Messrs Barsstt'
q Brother, in the town Of Farnvile, Prince Edwat:
county, Virginia, between the hours OF O'Clock v
and O'Clock =. NJ Of said day, procr-J 4 ke -
drposoms of Nathaniel ID. Prize and otiers 70 RI
evidence IN sui. now dependin. in ne ctcrt ~
prrior Gouit Of IN" and thancc,y t"r y" 'rlny q
Charlotte. in which yet: and others d.ntani- I'D
ana p'ainiiT aiUNROE Il FLI:iN
July 3l-cwiw
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lNFALLlRLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AN
EE,EER-N0 Cnic q Pm,

nR PRICES AGCE AND FEVER PlI.lS $40 -.
- ranied 10 cure Asue ma Fever IN ifui iwrni, /.
thirty hons. il directions are followed Ten Z
have frequently permanently cured the worst c4., +
nst1nrr have thirty been known 1" tai THrg 5.
pre- pared from sui.!e vegetable medicines. Eis +.
contains twenty Pills fftr :. per tex. ~ + +.
dozen. Planters and Farmers World tiHd H. th-t,
terrst 10 keep ~, ply On hard. they ~, lhg. .
large Doctors Bills Tie Pills can be- pm ~ n ,.
,rtier packages. aud sent by mail II .efr postage n
propflelors IN order Ia prevent count. ,t e, II t,,
ton. are determined not To establish astur,e.
ders must be attended with The cash. y i p.t. A.,
rected 10 Or. L J. kEAWuRrlI Ato
Bank Street PETERSBURG y.r.,u.,
N. d. The money viii hr rc;araei IN r.-r. a. +,
failure. Jul, 3i-,f.
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,rp rouy n ANnRE,ys-S

Mr.. JOHN u. ANDREWs-sn You being 4 NJ,
WI resident Of this Commonwealth. take Nj. 49,.
thed to notify YOU, that, on thu 25th las ii Se-rt
next, Il, my dwelling house, In The couaty ii iiia,.
aud State Of Virginia. | shall take tie d-go.ilo- +
Renhin Snckols, Ia be read a. rsiissor IL a 81. /,
chancey, depending IN Inc CifcGi superior r,ef +.
Law and Chancc.y i"r Hanover rouui.. uf-r Ir .-
plaintiff and 900 defendant. II feM ans c.,;,s M
deposition BE- no, iInrn "a that dan, j! ~ltur.eni
day thereafter u t5- c...- I'd III
take II h. removed. Yours. So.
JUS 2i-cw1E S!EriiEN 7 fritI.Y
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OWEN II. TUCKER will still continue the Mereau-
" tile business at the nd stand Deatonville, Ameis,
where intends TO keep very general assortment OF
all such Goods usually kept in country Store -
And under very grateful feelings for past faYcfs ne re-
specsflly soeie the patronage Of his former friends
"a Iups.7Mes pN OWN n. TUCKER.
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Aug 7-cw4w
TMCN.rY n0IlAn~ rnl,lan

T'W Emf HJI!.HIi~ II. y !. Ut
7 WILL pay the above reward fr irr appI-hsrst
aud delivery ne. tic confinement ~ j1if,
thar g,t bin, my man MAETlN, wh" 'elt my ta-
near Jnhnson's Springs, Goocland county. ahoui n
first OF May. He Is about sI feet higH a.k NrlsG.
square shoulders, about II years cd and -p-a.s eu
when spoken to-cap spell, aad Iesd ur. H. t,l
wife Al Mr. David Anderssa's Farm, near fanee,st
Ia Louisa county. CHARLES fokb
Iulv In-aun
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ssiaafard 81 Porter.
GARNET MAKERS & TNGfPYfL

HAVE on hand large stock Of caanc raftie,-
i which they will sen on very Telsora' r. Anf>
UNDERTAkING.--To this branch 81 ih.if l,lr...
they 1--WE their personal attention, ani islt caa-
friends 'alwa,s be accommodated, d they 49,,
ready made Collins II all sizes hand
MAH0GANY.-W0 have Just received laree s,,l
Ia ic5 call the attention Of Cabinet Mikes 4.
Carpenters. Aue. 40
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LATER FROM VERA CRUZ, BY WAY
OF HAVANA.

Sickness In HE Amyicen SquadJon-Iae CARR
son al Vera Cruz in a STATE ri Hut'ny- nc
Princeton ran IN under the Guns Of The 10'c@
ey an arrival al Philadelphia, from Havana on
the 9Th August, intelligence has been received by
The Ledger, IRON Vera Cruz, TO the Sd August
trough, BY the war steamship vesuyius. 1t is
very sickly a, Vera Cruz, there being three hun
dred on the sick list, OF the British and American
squadron together. No news from shore. Com
modore Conner had run the Princeton in under
The guns of the town, and although they could
plainly see that the batteries were manned, she
was mol fred upon. HE afterwards learned that
the garrison was IN a state oil mu.iny, and would
moi obey orders.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Amelia Sulphur Springs is nov omen ~ ~ +
cepiion Of yiseis. HE Proprietor pfpIi.e'
spare no pains 10 please ali those who may Il -
enough 10 paron.r tic Establishment
MILLER & SDFJHaLL'
Trustees per Francis A. Wilson. Agent
July lT-sw8u
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TO John o. WATKINS /:

III JUN D. WhlhtNS:
YOU viii please take notice, thar shall on ,bs -.
Prince Edward, in the counting room If 1. R NJ.
dale & Brother, take the dispositions Of Na.,,a =
Price and others, TO he read evidence IN !, M, =
aspennlne ~ IN Ircui, superior tc'ir o. Law "A,
plaintiff, and you and others are Defendant. -
JrIy i0--cwsw .:lfSaor -, t,,,.
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DIR. C. j. KEN WORTHY,
PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in hum-oni7 ian
w Boanic Medicines, Medical Books Oils. E,u'
Diniments, SyrTps, and every variety o. simflr
compound Medicines usually kept in Botanic hirc.
Stores.
Dealers supplied at The lowest prices, for cash.
Petersburg, JAY IA. l-.s-c@iG,
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TO GEORGE PACE AND EDWIN pacr
N0U are hereby mortified, that, n ihr Ia, Am,
Of The Circuit Superior Cont ii Il. r,,,,..
Prince George, decree was pronounced ~ ~. r..
Ch'cvrs L-gatees r.. Chieves Executor. ali; ,,..,.
winch the following Is an extract: iaaliar man.
George and Edwin Pace, shall appear Is M. rr, ~
Der term Of this Court ana claim Their ,nt. y, +
Estate 81 The Tes,aior." Joel Oh ewes. ~ -. +
same will be decreed 10 their heirs resp,ctysv "
X MEADE
July 3-cwew THOS. u. DANIEL. SoH'r-
% The papers in New Orleans and Galveston u,n.
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INTKODUCIl)N Ot OOl lON lN -
TURKEY Sultan Of Turkey, who is one
OF The must intelligent monarchs vi The age, has
determined 10 MAKE an efot towards the intro
duclion oil The culture Of Cotton into his dominions
With this view more than year ago, he re-.
ouestcd the American Minister al ConslaDinope
10 confer with The Secretary oi State, for The pur-
pose Of selecting and sending 20 him one or two
Americans we'll acquainted with the process OF
cultivation OF the plant.
Mr.. Buchanan has a, length succeeded (says
the Charleston News,) in accomplishing the PRE-.
limnary measures by The appointment OF DR. ).
Lawrence Smith, oil this city, and DR.. James b.
Davis, OF Columbia, who will leave by The LIST OF
October al the latest, for England, on their way
10 Constanlinople. They are 10 carry with them
Il cotton gin, pioughs hoes, cotton seed OF The va
rious kinds cultivated in this country, agricultu.
raj books, and every thing else necessary 10 COM
mence at once, for which The Sultan is anxious,
the necessary preparations Tor planting next year.
The selection made by the Secretary Of State
is unexcep'ionable. The requirements OF DR..
Smith as scientific man are well known and
highly appreciated in this city; and his compan-
ion, DR.. Davis, is practical planter, we'll ac-
quainied with the cultivation OF our sta lie.
We congratulate these gentlemen on the homo
rable distinction they have already acquired by
The appointment, which they have received, and
the still greater distinction which they must reach,
BY successful result Of their mission.
Mr.. WEBSTER ABLE TO GO ANY
WAY.-When Mr.. Webster propouuded the
question once at Faneuil Hail. "iohere shall got"
he was strangely puzzled 10 decide upon the ex.
act locality that would suit him. H9,c ne shall
90 seems 10 be matter that does not bother him
a, all, if the following anecdole. be true. On
Tuesday lasl he entered the cars at Washington
10 proceed TO Il East. The seats generally were
filled. Mr.. Evans called out, "Weoster, you can
take seat next 10 me-" nWhy," said the Sena-
tor "there is hardly room for two such fat men
as We are" "Never mind" reioned Evans, 'you
can squeeze in" A gentleman at the entrance
Of the car, seeing the dilemma, observed: "Mr.
Webster, yon are welcome to my seat, if you can
ride backwards" Webster looked at him for a
momen. and drawing himself up as straight as
the Bunker Hill shaft, and taking of his hat,
while all the passengers were looking on,) re-
sponded, in peculiarly eomical tone, "Sir,
have been going through this crooked world 80
long backward, Aat I can ride in any 1ay" The
Laughter ,ha, ensued was loud and long He then
took a seal with Evans, and in few minutes the
locomotive was on It's way to Baltimore.
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THE REMONSTRANCE.-The Augusta
(Me } Age says; Since The Wings have pub.
lished their remonslrance, We have ascertained,
and are authorized 10 state, that more Than
seveniy-!hree Democrats: Qhe number necessary
for choiceD voted for James w. Bradbury on
the final ballot. Of the truth of this statement
We have the evidence in our possession.
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[ Var Warrant, No

War Warrant. No. -
300. TREAsuRY OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Washington, 27la June, 1876.
AT sigh, pay 10 T. J. Leslie, paymaster. or Or
der one hundred dollars. w. SELDEN,
Treasurer of United States.
No. -. Registered 9th June, 1916. 300.
Canal and Banking Company: New Orleans
X. II. GILLET,
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TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The steamship Caledonia, which sailed from Ii.
yerpool on the 4th instant, arrived at Boston on
Tuesday morning. Her news is unimportant.
The Liverpool papers are filed with an account
OF the visit of Prince ALBERT to that place. and the
magnificent doings on the occasion.
The cotton market was without any perceptible
change. An Improvement had taken place in the
manufacturing DISTRICTS in consequence of the pro-
liability OF the passage of our new tariff BILL the
news OF its passage by the House having already
been received
The value of iron was raised in anticipation of a
large export to the United States.
LOUIS BoNAPARTE, Ex-King, &C., died at Leg
horn OF apoplexy, on the oath ultmo, aged sixty
seven years.
The PoPE Of Rome has granted general amnes-
ty for all political offences.
The debate on the sugar duties occupied two
days, and the Government scheme triumphed by a
majority OF 245 to 1875, nearly two to one. This
result virtually abrogates the monopoly, and places
sugar in the same category corn, by all easy de-
CLEMSON on the high road to free trade Sir Ro-
BERT PEEL gave this ministerial measure generous
support, and the greatness of the majority may be
traced to that circumstance.
Another attempt had been made on the life Of the
King of France. While seated at window in
the palace Of the TuilIeries to listen to concert
performed by the National Guards on the 3Oth ul-
hmo, man IN the crowd drew pistol and fired
two shots at the King He missed him Of course,
and also those in the vicinity where the King sat-
He was Immediately arrested. His name is .Io-
seph Henry He said he was weary of life and
resolved to commit this crime as a means of meet
ing death.
Paris paper, the Courier de Francois, says that
the Mexican Government has demanded of France
and England their mediation to put an end to the
war with the United States. The departure of the
frigate Psyche has been delayed several days, in
order that itmay carry the this proposition
AT Berlin, on the 22d ultimo, Mr.. WHEATON, the
American Minister, took his leave of the King of
Prussia, and Mr.. DoNELsoN was received, in pr-
vate audience, and presented his credentials.
further fall in the value of Grain has taken
place, and harvest operations are proceeding rapidly
The quality of the Wheat is fine, and the Weld
greater than that of last year.
Since the Great Western sailed the arrival of
American produce has been small. Public sales
are at present at decline. The business transact
ed on the 26th ultimo was very limited. Wheat
had declined 3D. to Sd. per bushel, and flour 3D..
per barre from the quotations of that day week.
Indian Corn was in demand for expectation to Ire
land Baltimore Patriot.
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finding out that canbees commanded sir dollars per bushe
and under the impression that the article could be bought to
advantage at St Mays, customer acquantinp
him with the FACT and requesting him to send hundred
bushels per Simmons" (the wagner usually sent) The
correspondent, plain, uneducacd man. had considerable
difficulty in decpbering the fashionable scraw common with
merchants clerks Of late years. and the important wold
cranberies he failed to make out but he did plainly and
clearly readone hundred bushels Pcsinmons As toe ar
co was growing oil around him, all the boys in thenegbor-
hood were se TO gathering it, and the wagoner made his ap-
pearance in due time in Cincinnati with eighty bushels all
that the wagonbed would hold and line from the country
merchant that the remainder would follow the trip An
explanation soon ensued but the insisted that the
Cincinnati house should have written By Simmons and not
per Simmons.
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San CasuALTr.On the evening Of Saturday. the 9Th in
stant Samuel Goodwin, aged 49, Daniel Ray, aged ~ and
Byron Briggs aged H. were drowned in Hinesburg pond,
(Chttenden county, vermont) From the testimony elected
before the Corones inquest appeared that these unfortunate
men repaired to The pond battle that neither Of the three
could swim that Mr. Ray incautousy got beyond his depth
and that Goodwin and Briggs in attempting TO rescue him,
involved in the calamity which swept the whole
party into eternity. s
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MAIL RoBBERs SESTEScKD--We learn from the Column
bus ohio Press that James Brown has been convicted
robbng the mail and sentenced to years confinement in
the Ohio penitentay Brusman the postmaster at Little
York. Montgomery county Ohio sentenced to ton years
imprisonment for stealing dollar from letter Totem
the stage driver between xcna and Dayton where the mail
robbed, sentenced to six months imprisonment
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fnghtful collision happened the Cincinnati Railroad
on Thursday Of last week As train of Ave cars loaded
with invited citizens of Cincinnati, comprising the City
Council Mayor Judges of the Courts &c. returning
from Springfield II came in collision with an up-train from
hecy while both were under full speed The conclusion
was Terrible but fortunately killed The engines
struck "square, causing neither run of the track but
smashing the locomotives, demohing the tenders and lock-
ing the former fast together The engineer scsded and
fireman had his shoulder dislocated The collision was
caused by The engineers knowing whee they were to