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RICHMOND MARKETS.

t~A"AhAp AND cohRKcTkD TWICE A WHY m, -. -
ToRAcco S. Aususr IL, 1876.
n1noo.sines our Last quotation q decline on I'm.
no su sniPPing sorts has taken place Of from An
former rates, S'' s"o IN demand q
new S<.75 to S5. ~r'<' ron store;
WHEAT-Best qualue, eOc
OATs-25s30 ets.
CUT NAlLS-4 TO llc
N. Y. CoTTON-Ss 81 cents.
25s50e. TNs' 'oo' 70 u rs; Black
WHiSKEY-Iioeshesd. 23c, bbls. 24c.
CANDLES-Sperm 26a2Sc.; Patent Sperm lOc. Hahn.
Patent l3c; Tallow l0ai2l wv 'iu"'
COFFEE--Rio 75iete; I.apu.yr. 7,,sI
HERDS GRASS-Si.
BIN ,. Do:-S4 per bushei.
Tsn-herrings, No. I, -, No. g ~ ree,ip,, I;sh,
LiME-65c. from the vessel p- "s"'
Cuba l6a22c Wv" "'e' <oaSoc;
80 oll-Winter strained oil bcs, los cts: Fall ,,r,n.a
9Oa923; Whale in bbls 4Ac 70" '"aheo
rhofisioNS-Bacon. Smthfeld G e.nt.. w..,.,,
Sides o3a6; Shoulders 3Ia44 cts: and R.l,,,no S;J
oa6tc Shoulders las cts.; Hams 6i,7l; Lard 7,7ie
TRANSPORTATION the Wharf, last sales. 40 IL NO,
sUGARS-More inquiry for the past few d.v. ,bo,sh
no change IN prces-N Orleans 51a7; p Rico s,,sc. g.
CroI eiasi; woolseys Loaf i2c, do crushed TO- ''
SHOT-5ic. 'D i-''
sALT--Liverpool. 81 ,55c. from wharf
H. ss LE-Beei from s3t to At Sheep from 81 to 81,
=, EXCHANGE.
n. York drafts aal prem Baltimore dr,o, n, ,,
ssnllsdepha tai North Carolina ia di,.
South Carolina dis. Wheeling } ii.
Treasury Notes ! prem. Tennessee a..
hlao'am Sac dis. Specie Ia, prom
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mission In u.x,.o

We copied few days ago. from the Washington Union
paragraph, inimstng that although tho President had
asked OF Congress large appropriation enable him
make peace with Mexico, there very hide prospect
inducing the government Of that country listen
sonabe terms until their had been attacked and
esp'ued-in other words, that the Administration still
intent upon its reiterated determination conquer peace
The Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
North American, after th, srti-
Gle, declares and he s in the habit Of making state
ments without foundaton) that this very hour SPE-
CIAL AGENT Of this Government is ON HIS WAY
To MEXICO. with PROPOSITION FROM THIS
GOVERNMENT TO PRODUCE A SETTLEMENT
OF THEIR DIFFERENCES" lie inumates that Mr.
Black Consul Mexico who hs. been suffered to re-
main there from the integrity and noensveuess Of his
character. has communicated the Department of State
that some Of the authorities of Mexico desirous
cessation OF hoses. and that Others might be reeoneie
to adjustment He also the Executive des
patched sgen the 25ih of July TO Vera Cruz with
instructions to the Commodore that he should that port
under the protection of flag OF truce with the
The documents embOdyng these facts, sppears were
laid before the Senate in session. with request
the two million sppropraton-and il distinctly init
mated by that body to the President that he apply for
il to Congress openy-and his Message the two Houses
the result.
The foregoing statement is in part cooboraed by the
New Orleans ficayune OF the 18th which announces
that the bark Tarqun arrived Pass Cayao on the 2sth
ult from vera Cruz. where she communicated with the
fleet, and bearer Of dispatches the city of Mrieo
The correspondent OF the North American adds:
"a commission OF three persons is proposed be con-
suuted to proceed 10 Mexico in the hope Of closing the
and compromising all questions in dispute The Pre-
sden has said he designed appoint distinguished
Wing on the Commission. There is inclination re-
greet TO ind, at the White House. place Mr. Slide upon
this embassy under the apology that under tenn
pory suspension from the regular mission Perhaps hi.
mistake, should the President insist upon IT, may be OBJ
waited by the weight of character OF his colleagues but
there is aspect in which may be viewed that 1t docs
not seem unfortunate.
1.-The statement which has been circulated through var
public prints that the proceedings regard Mexico
predicaied upon offer OF mediation the part OF
Great Britain any other interference is without any sort
OF foundation. There is numanon OF any such thing
| in the papers communicated TO the Senate"
We shall be graufed il these statements shall prove TO
be correct The President having provoked war by an
ilnmed and unnecessary Of troops to the
Rio Grande, ought hesitate make the first advance
towards a restoration Of peace We shall approve his
course in the decidedly condemned IT in
the other if il shall appear that he has propositions
OF peace to the Mexican without coupling them
with conditions such possible for that govern
mcntto accede TO.
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The Home Market.
Correspondence of the NatiOaaI Enteilisene,
NFw OptE.~. A.

correspondence OF the NdtioRdI hnfelIigeReer.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. /, 1876.
We anSiously wait the final action on the tariff &c
see that Senator BREEsE says in debate thai he
does not for the home Market eight or ten coun
ties in illinois supply that the foreign market We
want Poor man. how long IA it since he caught The
wheat crop OF the United States makes annually five
millions OF barrels o; flour, Of which about million
exported and twenty millions in the home market,
OF the CROP of from four hundred fifty to six hun
ded millions OF bushels, hundredth part is ernor
ted and the other ninety al bome nj
the three hundred millions of bushels OF oats rye harley
and buekwheat less than one hundreh part expored;o
heen millions OF tons Of hay worth hundred and v
millions Of dollars, all is consumed home; Of animal food
even but small portion of thar which salted is expor
ted, and both sailed and fresh taken into view NOT
hueth part sent abroad. Mighty rich and fertile conn
ties those must be IN Illinois that will furnish such sun
plies as above stated Nor is the OF the United
states singular IN this respect The great market Of eu,rv
nation Is at home Any man of two ideas, who will give
himself the trouble 10 think the subject will At once be-
convinced OF H. No nation of the world has or ever
VIII export onetenth part OF its agricultural produce Eve
~ nation requires niEeenIhs for their own con-
sumption The daily food OF any nation enormous and
Great biAln IN her of Scarcity never
hrV days provisions Tor her entire population. II my
memory serves me, the record shows that in the very
year of 1901 estimated she imported abon,
hleen Gays supply, and then her population was about
one halt OF what It The daily CONSUMPTION Of
hour IN the United States estimated quantity Of
wheat grown, Is seventy thousand barrels and of Indian
corn nearly million FIVE hundred bushels per day-
The entire value OF the agricultural Of the Uni
ted states Exclusive OF coOn) is annually one thou
sand millions OF dollars, and the annual amount exported
exclusive Ut coon) does exceed nilon.
about ortsh par-eaying nine hundred and seve
iy-hye millions for home consumption; and vet Mr. Breese
says he does not for the home market and that len
counties in Illinois supply IT,
We very dull business which NAV he copsid,ad
closed Or the
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Aususr 10th. ls46.
To the Editors II the Wig

To the Editors Of Wig
Gentiemen-I discover that "Many Voters, of IN. Sc
material District composed Of the counties Spotsyyani.
Caroline and Essex are upon the alert who shall fiji
the vacancy OF n. f. Sutton, Esq State Senaor Win
due Difference to those gentlemen, Aaer myself that Mr.
Sutton will be again honoured with the duties of that i'm
pOrant fuuciion-"detm disa0ri"
Mr. Sutton is in the vigor OF life firm and independent
in his character stable in his principles and inveteate in
his objections Folks administration Of the Government
particularly to his newfangled Brit sh Tariff in con,radis
unctlon OF the American Tanff of ~. Their blue Tard
10 increase the revenue; whereas their objections IN The
Wing black tariff the redundant revenue beyond
the economical OF the Government They saw their
tariff will reduce the duties the revenue standard ana
overflow the Treasury by increased importations Of
goods from abroad generally equal quality and in Kind 10
these we have home, but cheaper price, so that I'M
less "Many Voters" show how we can barter for
them, shall be deprived OF circulating medium 10
afford activity TO foreign traffic But this imagine they
can easily do as they propose candidate for the drct
whose political dictated by careful and pboso
phica research into the great principles Of political phio
ply acquired in his ueTy tender years BY closely tracing
the connection between and effect But pre-. ume
TINS philosophical ogcian was Ut the party ia 40 who
predicted from his sagacity and superior KNOWLEDGE of
and effect, that the Wing ta would curtail impor
taons and cnppe the resources Of the Government and in
lew short month. thereafter complained that the effect
vas quite different from their knowledge OF causes and
their anticipated eEpecatons-hai the Treasury woud
overflow and that the astonishing excess would be an
pressIye eIacOn upon the burthebs the dear people
Sutton does not boast Of superior array Of phoso
Phcal TALENT but is unrng in his perseverance, successful
IN his energy and available candidate So give us
him as the Wing nominee and will fasy the sage con.
eusion OF MANY Voters" 80 sanguney arrived at by
their osieniauous knowledge Of effect VIZ: Polk
beat Clay; ergo, Tnbble beat Sutton! Sometime.
there are freaks in the political well as the natural world
far beyond the capacity o"Many Voters with their Young
solomon TO eIPsin-egregious folly and NAL admnistra-
ton, producing effects due almost universally 10 exalted
patriotism manifested in wise ma1ims of government.
PAUL PRY.
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Appointments.

The President by with the advice and consent Of the
Senate, has made the following appointsments:
Ralph ]. lngesol, of Connecticut Envoy Extraordnarv
and Minister PleniPoienary Russia in the place Of
Charles S. Todd. recalled.
CoSsuLs-GeOrge w. Ellis of Massachusetts. for Bonn
bay. vice q c. Alexander, resgned John w Muisun Of
N y vice e. A Perdiears, resigned Jorgen A. Flood of
Norway, for Po'ssrund. in Norway, Jorgen Flood
resigned VIM Carroll for the Isle of France, wee Robert
p. Desilver resigned; Francis w. Cragin OF n IL for
PsISmanbO in Surnam, vice Levi BiIby, resigned.
SuB-TREAsURERs-Wm.C c. Bouck at New York. W.,
Laval at Charleston; Henry Hubbard at Boston; Georg,
Penn at ST. Louis.
Ransom Gllei Of N Y. Register of the Treasury; Jo-
seph wIiams Judge of the Supreme Court in lows; Chan.
dler c. Yonse, u s. Attorney for Florda Joseph h
Browne U. 5. Marshal for Florida
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CoNMUNtcATED.
Suggestion to the Lovers Of Partridge Hunting through
out the State

ICoNMUNicATED.
Suggestion to the Lovers Of Partridge Hunting through
out The State.
All accounts agree that owing To the severe winter and
its heavy SHOWS, and the subseque rainy sprng the num-
Der OF Partridges this year is much fewer than usual
This TO the general lover Of field Sports presents very
gloomy prospect and ought incie every sportsman 10
make use OF constant eGerOns prevent the total eGtnc
ton Of game, by checking, far lies in his power
both by example and precep the early havoc that usual
y made among the birds. Nothing more disceditable
TO gentleman than To be caught before the middle Of o.
tober. saughering this valuable species Of the fsa-
'hered be. is pastme only fl for sehooboys and the
Sunday loafeT and for which, when detected they should
both be soundy thsshed. The number of Young birds
this year. hnched at the usual period, is very small II IN
deed, there are any at all be found. have not met
with single person YET, though have made frequent
enquiries, who has seen solitary cGvey. About the tune
that the birds usually hatch, the runousy rainy wcs
iher. and tue poor e innocenis were in consequence
nearly all destroyed In many places However there 10
every TO believe that the od ones indefagnbly
WORK agan and engaged in the pleasing pro-
cess Of raising brood Does not this Kind consde
faton their part deserve reciprocal treatment ~ the
hands Of those for whose benefit is eventually intended
Owing 10 these circumstances, would respectfully suR-
ges to all real sporSmen appear IN the field before
the let OF November and discourage and d.coune.
nance oil Others from doing The propnoiy Of such
course i TOO apparent need enforcement II the birds
are let alone. by that time iheTo will probably be an ave-
rsge number Of sufficient attract and deserve the
attention Of every genuine NIMROD.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
STATE OF STOCK MARKET.

$500 w hNthLhr uiAiH. LICENSED STOCK pRoxrn
s'.ss s'oeh per cent. value s'oo-ios To s,o,l
,opot.non per cent par value sioo-ioil m sigs
James River River kaaawha Bond. ru.r.n,.sa - 49,.
P', value sioo-sstsslesa t that rate. - ~ '''
-e".hse hAnk s'osk. par value sioo-ioll IN aio,l
y ynme", banh STOCK. par value sioo-sst IN sss
", - nank stock par value sTo-s&l to sss
Cotton aud woo,ea Manu6.eta.,n. s,..I - -.
n svs-athoash in Instance u,de, p.su,., en-,
~, 49, Jew shsfes have been sold scn.hlns ~.
oeiauon s,oek. value eso-t,e. mn a.. 9o m an
sioo-beld aisTs. ~-"'"sa SoeA' par value
sales ss5l. ''oes' par value eieo-ast
cas-. ~~''"~a e'oes, par value eioo-hed at
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Trustees sale
OF WOOD AND CLEARED LAND.

RI virtue Of deed OF trust executed To the
- subscribers by Brady and wife bearing s.e m.
9Th Of August 1919 md Of record in the Clerks the
court of Henreo, ~ the request of parties in -sd
deed will proceed highest bidder for ash on Inc
h MONDAY IN September commencing O'Clock before the
on door NJ the County Courthouse the
rshabls and conveyed deed eonnr on The
h0useo and kitchen furniture Of Brady too ether with the
following real estate OF land, directly fronting on The
norh side Of the Williamsburg rosd adjoining sodgek and
Others distance from Richmond eight miles eonniaR BY survey
JOS aerea one other running and adjoining
amsbuis road 70 s Meadow Bridge rosd adjoining Trent
Brdsewaier and others sir Richmond containing ~
acres moe or be other piece, fronting south
de NJ TIE win amsburg road adjoining Tgnor other "a miles
from Richmond containing IS acres
The title TO sat properly believed undoubed but selling
a. trustees will convey only ves ed in v, BY aid
deed WILLIAMSON ALLEN,
JOHN A. LACY, ifWsees
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EDUCATl0Nl

I'm the first day Of October next, tho subscri.
- Der win open School for boys aud young At The r
denee Of his father two miles above Tsonpsons = Roads In s
county Of Loua.
Ths direct obei NJ this School prepare young men Tor nd
mission into the university Of Virginia WHILE az the same time
ahod those who do not intend coesae of
study an opportunity OF acquiring good scientific
education. 49, @
The eaia'ogued studies embraces Ancient and MODERN Lon
guages Mathematics Cheaiiy, Natural Philosophy
Bellies Ltitfes and Los
TERMS:
For tuition board ke, 81 Eve months a6s.
The subscber has had teaching Favs
- betved entire sniaeuon 10 bis employers he Alum,
of the University 81 Virginia and possession annie
testmonas o. bic competency in the afoems
branches p1reuiirs address him Al Tomn
sonf = hoads' bouf'n JNO. u. WtNsrON, Jr.
References DR. WIN. ". McGuHsy University Of Virginia fg
August ~, 1896 s,1.,o.
pJ- Enquirer copy.
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AN INCIDENT AT BEDFORD SPRINGS Pa
Q. Faulkner. Esq, and family Of vginis. at the
Springs with female setvsnt few days since. Az soon
a. u as known that sho slave. tho Aboonss set
10 work 10 induce her make her escape for which they
had FURNISHED tho necessary After much persuaon
for days. or rather nights. she induced depart
when she conducted to settlement about ten miles
Oh AZ soon abe began to realize her posuon in
stead Of being satisfied with H. she esouey determined to
return to her mistress, which she did in opposition to the
strongest euteaty OF her friends On her arrival at the
Springs. che impoted forgiveness for her conduct which
was readily granted Mr. f. then offered her her freedom
and money 20 whore she pleased which refused say
ing she wanted other homo than what she has already
had The nex day, Mr.. aud family left for their home
IN virginia. with tho female attendance upon the
children. s gay buck rejoicing hcr escape from
her 10 her old friends.
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W DIR. Wistnr's Balsam of wild Cherry
ms - chemical eIuact OF Wild Tar Everybody
h VIA Cherry Possesses Important medicinal properties
nd Tar Wafer has always been administered and
Lung affections generally by oldest
various emed tits true have beef offered pulled no
lot the cure OF diseases Of the found
no doubt useful bot OF all yet been
aod by Phyeans and all who have that
has proved as sneeess this For
bfeaih and similar affections be pronounced positive
cure hh cured Asthma many twenty years
als phetns had declared the beyond
This Basam made from has placed in
all northern atude antdo;e for by eli
mates - -
Nature il but the for effect
Whose h God"
Let paine dietass For sale holc..l. ana
retail by GAYNoR WOOD. Richmond. auU
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Honor TO the Brave.

The Common Council of New York, has voted Sword
TO capt James Duncan, u s. Army who by his skill and
bravery at the late battle Of Pao Alto, eminenty en
tied himself to the gratitude of his country Can't 8
Hawkins, who galsnty defended Fort Brown after the
death OF MAJ Brown, and Lieut. Charles F. Morris, who
distinguished himself in the battles the sh ahd 9th are
to be presented with Swords the a3d inst at Castle
Garden, N Y. by the first and second regiments of New
York volunteers.
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Classical and MathematicaI schooI.

Classical and Mathematical School.
INHE subscriber will open n school, on the first
- Of Novfmber his father in Caroln.
county In addition 10 the English branches Lan asd
Greek languages viii BE- taught also, the Elements geomsfry
Plane TfiEonomcfy Surveying and hirebfa.
TEHHs-Por board and tuition 800, hail In advance
Session nom November lat 10 AuruEt 11EL
POr further particulars address CARTER UARRIs
Post oIee-Beaverdsm Depot Hauovef.
sTAvSroN July T. 1896
II gives me pleasure TO state, that consider NV
former pupil W. Carter Harris excellent Greek eb
ar and we'll versed In The whole Of Gcomsty Plane r 90
nomey andSurveying and the elements Algebra Natural Phi
os'phy and Chemistry In addition requisite alta nspts no
possos disposition and hb ary suited IN the busnes
Of on IN iuet1 Of youth and cordially him to The
patronage Of the public. PIKE PoWFRa
IA-rmIH
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From the Fredericksburg Recorder.
Old Paint

The following correspondence has been furnished us for
publication We give place the more cheerfuy from
the fact that the Of Dr. Carmichael coincide
with impressions the heahiness of the Point
CULPEPER Co., July 29th, 1886
My Dear DoctoT-In the progress OF my protest.
pursuits 1t will IN all probability, be necessary for me TO
direct many OF my patients bathing at Old Point
Comfort in consequences Of being the most convenient
to and less expense than many others They howe
ve feel md about encounering the evers Of the lower
county, besides the months Of the year usually selected for
that purpose with the harvesting PERIOD when eay
ing home Is almost impossible Now beg your reply TO
the following ineuogatories, which may shew them and
which am sure will enlarge the vstes that agreeable
spot should they be favorable have added another en-
curry which, though uncOnneced with tho locality IL pro
motive OF health and m recovery II lost to wit: The diet
ing IN fish, &c, in which that country abounds
s there especial danger the inception Of fever To per
sons from the upper the lower regions of the country
especially 10 the seA.coastl
ls there more aptitude in the months Of July August
and September than the previous months to the fsye In
the same region
IS hsh dieting better suited the feeble digestion Of the
Invalid and Yaleiudnanan than that usually taken1
am yours, truly
To DR.. En-. CARNioHAsL. Richmond, Va
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CARNicHAsL, Richmond, Va.


RicHNoyD, Va, Aug. 4th, 1876
My Dear Sf Your letter Of the 2gih found me iu,t Al.
bad returned 10 this city, from the very spot about which
you 10 particularly feel disposed have the resu of ~
observations indeed Think that about IT, in every resnc,
couu give at once general response by answering
your enquiries IN the way best suited my time and en-
gagomens.
Yet as Mr.. French the enterprsing proprietor bn. 90
largely expended sums OF money IN afcrdnR accommoda-
uoh- add those peculiarly good Is interestedI will in az
popular way n possible, without writing dissertation
what you ask ''
have rarely known an individual make yisi, to mi.
region oi the county who did 90 70 the agbv na,ts
Of ~ suffer from fever unless he rested in the suubs f
out Cities, they being have found the great oos or
ms class Of disease, and nearer the ssabOird no gets Inc
sAlef ne 10 ron them Change u Temperature l. every
where the immediate exciting Of the fsvers st n
our Country, and 90 be npprehendsd Than ,c,ii,y
and suong constitution be the Of resistance
10 sutieT than ours. ''
The months Of July August and September. have with
iniuuoo been charged being more prolific IN the evc,s
Of This region; in part this rue based upon the pseui.v
OF the temperature YET, u give an opinion yby
TINS 90 would more readily place il 10 the influences NJ
ine general relaxation produced by the heat those months
han 70 peculiar maam engenderod by decayng and deeon
posing vegetable matter, and II such be the fact ybete h
offered geaer inducements your people than he sol,
water bathing the Point nothing IL more ipviyor,,,
tnan 'hese daily dipping In the brine, which added re-
IsHahon from labO and disposition on tho part Of nj,
french 70 give oil, and every proper and moral
balf conducted with the utmost propriey hisb bo mo-,
iasndou may aiiond excursions by wser ehsnes Of see
'y' iuAllleH WIN Which me Of
gion TEEN, with all the early and northern fruits dav on
his liable. think then, you may tell your friends snd pa
hea~ al TO come here they need health and enjoyment
ara aa i a. my opinion may be worth having that ,bev
vii be sac here from naughty feyorp
noed hardiY call your attention IN the diet here oC
ieredi The experience Of oil will tell them that this cb,,g
is rnly bonen5is -ccc.sv the Fph here proposed ID h
more easily 9zosted, Improperly cooked snd oo6. sysst
npumen'-the only PrecauiioB is qusndy IL IL 90 rood
me excuse ususy offered, 'ihqt moderation knows no
oounds' Confident that you sdvi.e eli tho summer
months, this spot TO your patients.
remain your friend
Ed. n. CARMICHAEL.
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EXCITEMENT SoUrH CARoISA-Arr,,t of Riioap-
pas-We were shown extract Of letter. received in
TINS city yesterday from Chernw. s. c. which states TINT
considerable excitement prevails in that place. in conse
quenee OF man named Dorsey alias Carlisle who had
been arrested and put in durance ve conessnR TO num-
per OF respectable citizens, that he cognizan Of the
fact, that plot had been laid for stealing or encing av
negroes from their masters; that extended from Virginia
to Texas and that some Of the respectable citizens
were engaged IN It, He further stated that he had an en-
at Msrbro' and that those who doubted his revelation,
might accompany him, and satisfy themselves A number
ud So (hst painting themselves blac and permitted Dor
sey pass them of rescued slaves They SUBSEQUENT,
rallied IN body, and captured the kdnapper whose
name is Wenthery. lie committed to Jail at Marbro
Darlington. An intense excitement prevailed in N.
neiRhboThOod.-BALT Sun