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OF The Board of Trustees OF the Richmond
Lanessersn seh-oi. having dseidsd To establish q Libiaiy for The
ue of the scholars Of that lnat tuition. tabs this mcthed ofaTpsai
ing 20 the ftsbt. OF Education. for ihrir aid IN contributions o I
Books. new CO oil. adapted % any age. nom PRIMERS up 10 classic
second hani sehoolbooks. ke,keL
Contributions may BE- seat 10 Mt James n. Gardner OF Doet.
John Dove. OF To Nj. WIN. u. llaIwood the Principal of the Inst
D-Biblc society OF va.-The Managers Of the
Bibs sceiey Of Virginia are requested to attend a special meeting
of the Hoard In the vesiy Ron Of 81 raurs ch.reh. this ahsr-
noon (Mopdayl, at ~ oeiek. WIN. WILLIAMS,
&C Rees scey.
u Henrico Agricultural and Horti-
cultural SOciety.--1he Annual Meeting and
Exhibitions will be held on the 18th and lith Of Octo-
Dor next-tho Agricultural portion and ~ploughing match
on the 18th the Horticultural. with specimens Of me-
chanic arts, domestic industry, &c, on the 18th. Ad-
dresses on both days.
ExuIsIrios isr pAy-Stock Of eli kinds. agricultural i'm
plements, and specimens Of grain and root crops.
20 pAN-Pinns, shrubs and flowers, fruits, butter. me
chanic arts. and domestic manufactures.
Commitiee To select a place FOR aud To arrange and
conduct tho first days exhibition WIN. Miller, Joseph
Rennie, and John a. Hutchison.
Committee TO select a place for and To arrange and
conduct tho second days exhibition: VIM. Il. Chitten-
den, Chs-. Dimmock and Thomas A. Rust.
COMMITTEES TO select n place for and to arrange and
conduct the ploughing match Charles Marx. VIM. Nell
son. DIR. j. X. Garneu, Fisneis Staples and Joseph C.
Burton
With authority in all cases to add others.
These Committees arc respectfully requested to give
notice Ne speedily rs possible Of the places selected aud
Of the regulations adopted by them.
Sept 29. nc. WIN. Il. RICHARDSON. Pres't.
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consequence OF the la,encss Of the harvest lss, year. and the
damp state ia which the corn was housed, 1t did no, como
into consumption tl after Chusmas. They were now bot
in the first week la September. and were already falling ON
tho crop OF 1886. There would thus be four months more
In tho ensuing year, during which the people of this eoun-
try would have to be fed on the crop OF 1876, than there
were TO be supplied in the past year by the crop OF lSI5.
Then. unless the crop of 1876 was one third greater than
the crop Of ls4S, which they oil know il was not. IL would
be clear to all that before next harvest there must be n
great scarcity OF grain. Then what was the state of tho
continent OF Europe 2 He should speak with no conf
dence I'LL he had heard the opinion Of the French Minister
OF Agriculture. who never attempted TO deceive the French
people in the way the English Minister triaed with the
people OF England last year (choers) but tho report OF the
lssttow days was that the crop Of the south Of France was
deficient, that France alone would require 100000 quar-.
tiers OF grain in addition TO what she grew HERSELF: then
France rs well as England would have TO fall on the Uni
ted States OF America for n supply. But great as the crop
OF the United States undoubtedly was. IL would not suffice
To supply the deficiency in this country and in France; he
Thought, therefore, that in consequence OF the visitation OF
Providence that had come upon them within the last four
yea.."
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a MYsrERious AFFAIR The Boston Post OF Tuesday
has aletter from Cape Town, dated 3Oth OF July. snnounc-
ing the arrival in Simon's Bay, Of the American barquo
Lucy Penniman." Of New York, from the Mozambique
Channel. without her authorized captain Cooper, on board.
IL would appear that she sailed from Rio de Janeiro on a
voyage to the coast of Africa. and was detained by II. B.
NJ. brig Sophia in passing down the channel. Afterwards,
in the Angozha Tver, she was boarded by the boat of II.
Il. NJ. ship Cleopatra. The first officer and crew then
requested the assistance OF Captain Wyyl, OF the Cleopa.
tra, to assist in bringing the Lucy Penniman out OF the ri
yer, and proceeded with the vessel TO Mozambique. leaving
Captain Cooper on shore; from thence the Lucy Penniman
was brought TO Simon's Bay, where she now lies in charge
OF Mr.. Chase, U. S. CONSUL. Every circumstance con
corning the mysterious affair, so far Us has transpired, has
been transmitted TO the proper department al Washington,
and we perceive that the State Department has advertised
for the owners to come forward. provo property, pay char.
ges, and take her away.
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three hundred dragons. had fed towards tho south the
Pueblos returned 10 their homes. and SALAEAR acd 10 his
home. The young man pledged HE life on The assertion
that no enemy woald meet Ne In the Canton passes. which
indeed turned out 10 be the truth. On the 18th We oneamp-
ed at old Peeos; and on 'hs 18th, In the evening, on the
6nic,h day OF our war expsdiuon. after a most iauguins
march, in which several hundred horscs and mules had 10
be let behind, unable longer 10 follow, we arrived at Santa
Re. The h,g soon waved over tho palace and In honor Of
IL. the artillery fired thirteen guns from their e~ncampment
on the highlands near tho town.
On tho next day. formal possession was taken Of the
town; Gen. kEARsry addressed tho citizens. and took the
usual oath from the prefect and Alealdc OF The place. III
shall have any time left I shall, on tomorrow. give you .
report Of tho ceremonies which took place on the occasion.
On the 2lst Capt. FIscnkR, OF the artillery, captured three
OF the cncmy's cannon nj Ssllisteo, n small town, u
miles from Santr fe. and there had tho honor Of gaining
he only trophies won in tho campaign.
The people are tranquil. and as pesccable as might DO
imagined; but few VI the cinIens had aod the town. and
most Of them are daily returning. Gen. keaney 10 fast
resping for himself n crown Of unfading lsurels for his alta.
bio aud Kind treatment OF the people. aud the wise, and
statesmanlke policy which he pursucs. Hs proclaimed
himself Governor OF tho Territory Of New Mexico on tho
day after his arrival. and all look upon him % the httest
man who could have been selected to reconcile this people
thus successfully to the sudden and extraordinary charge
with their government and internal policy has undergone.
On Tomorrow a body OF troops will march towards AL
bequctkc, 10 take possession OF that district. IL IL suppo-
posed that n detachment OF the army will also soon be cent
to California. The artillery, under Maj. CLARK, 10 erecting
Notifications in front Of tho town. and tho two companies
under his command, commanded by Capts. Fischer and
weigh,man. IL is generally supposed, will be stationed
here. supported by some other forces-Maj. CLARK commsn-
ding the garrison.
These are the current reports, generally credited. although
Gen. kearney can hardly know for certain how tho appear
anees Of things may change. or what steps may become no
eessary TO ensure permanent tranquility in the province.
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From the New orlean. Times, sept. sc

STRANGE BiooRAPHY.-Last evening was inferred ]. ID.
Rosenda, lately Sergeant Of the Night Watch Of the
Second Municipality. Rosenda was an Italian by birth.
aud graduated in his country as n physician. lie arrived
in Lovisiana in 1919 or 90, with Dr.. Formcnio. IN eni.
nent practitioner here, who was his fellow collegian. Ro-
senda obtained n license from the Medical Society, but new
ever practised his profession. Forced by the pressure Of
INDECENT circumstances, he entered the police force rs n
simple Waterman, and for twenty-six years he was uniu-
teuup,edly employed in IT,, rising at length to tho rank OF
Sergeant. OF penurious habits, and unsocial in his nature.
he lived n life Of almost perfect isolation in this large city.
lie resided ia an humble tenement which he owned in
the Second Municipality, subsisting on the simplest diet.
aud looking forward to no other pleasure than accu-
mulatng money. Little by little, he amsssed n rather
at his death not less than twenty-five to thirty thousand
pulously exact, as we learn from Capt. Winter. Chief
of the Police. Second Municipality, with whom he had
served nine years. Taciturn by fixed habit, he never dis
cOufsed with any enc, except forced by the calls of his Of
flee; relieved from which no hastened away to his abode,
the abiding place OF melancholy seclusion. From DR.. For
mento he had been alienated for some years, but few days
ago he was reconciled To him, confessing that the estrange-
ment was entirely owing TO himself. Rosenda LETT Sl2, 200
in money, and some valuable real estate. two-ihirds OF
which he bequealhsd to his Old and sieadfisi friend, DR..
F., and the remainder 10 n sister in Italy, from whom he
had not heard Tor many long years. In case OF her death,
DR.. +. is to become his sole %residuary legaiec. A negress
and three children, belonging to him, have been mnnumit.
ted, according TO the terms OF his will.
IL has been stated that the cause of his so assiduously
stunning society-his apparent misanthropy-was a erOss
IA LOue, IN early youth.
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Something ..Rich and Rare,

The New Orleans Delta publishes the following CORES
~Pondence, as an illustration Of the philosophy Of letter.
writing. MAJOR McCala, 1T will be seen, says that paper)
IS positive, pointed and senientous. Captain Tobin Is
candid, diseursiye and didae,ic. The whole, If not trench.
ing on the sublime, belongs a, least 10 the beautiful
TKELsrRY DEFAKTNESr. I'd Auditors Office,
July 81, ls46.
SR You are charged on the books Of tins office with
Sl525, the value Of the clothing and blankets furnished for
the use Ofyour company, and FOR winch you will be held &C.
couniable. In order to relieve yourself from this accounts.
bIlity, you will enter on your FIRST muster roll all articles Of
clothing and blankets issued TO the men under your COM
mand, and request the paymaster to deduct the several
amounts from their first payment.
You are also held responsible for the camp and garrison
equipage received for your company, until turned over 70 q
US. quartemaster.
ain. SIT, your obedient servant,
mo. NJ. MoCALLA, Second Auditor.
Capt. &. II. ToBIS,
Washington Reg't. La. Volunteers.
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NV OELEav.. Sept. II. Isl6.

NEw OELEiSs, Sept. II, 1876.
Sir have the honor 20 acknowledge the recoipt of two
favors from you, one dated 3lst July, the other 9Th Of Aug.
| can only answer by a yarn.
4 c0untryman Of MINE was once indulg.ng in the very
Intellectual occupation Of sucking fresh eggs raw and read.
ing a newspaper. BY some rnischance, he conuivcd to bolt
a live chicken. The poor bird chiuupped as II went down
his throat, and he very politely observed-"Bc the powers,
my friend. you spoke too late"
! can only say, sr, that your iayOrs have reached me too
late. They have been chasing me through tie Mexican
received them, they UhO loter) were down IN Mexico and
was up here, and when ] didn't receive them. they were
Up here and / was down there.
The fact ~ that most Of my men have been paid Of. and
are scattered 10 the four quarters Of tho globe. They
were mostly sailors, as / was myself. From them III there
be chargos) nothing can be expected. The camp and ger.
rsOn equipage has been turned over 20 the proper cficers.
with the exception Of sundry axes smashed and placed Aors
d. combat in %chopping down those omidbio ch1paTTaLs on
the banks 81 the Rio Grandc. ] except also, the cam, kettles
and pans, many Of which were used up in roasting, boiling,
slowing and frying our pork and beans, bacon and f~feshbeeL,
not To speak Of the slow yenison, which some we're DO ma
tured enough a. call Mexican beef.
For my own responsibility in the matter, regret, moro
on Uncle Sans account than on my own, that I ON not
worth a continental dime. / have been not only paid, but
! believe oyetpaid by about $40. My conscience compel
led me to ren,enstfatc with the paymosters, bot they a..
rurcd me that they mace - mistakes bank tsiors some
times say tho samoJ I ~considors,! 'hoif feeling and In
dulged them. However, ! made o. good U.s. 81 the money
] gave Il 10 the sick and unpaid soldiers.
Most OF the other captains arc IN the same TX with my
soi Daring the oycfpayJ about responsibility, and refer Ia
my cpiste as an answer.
II you lave any farther communications Tor me. pl.aso
direct 90 tho care Of Moi. Gen. John l.. Lewis, \. .. /
seldom gJ 10 The post omcc, bccauso have nobody 10 cor.
respond with, and yet I'm not he man who never had
'n'iernor mother, bot was "won iu O ufns"
Very respectfully, G.. II. TOBlN, Capt Co. D.,
Wellington Regiment, II. Volunteers.
JouS NJ. Ms-AllA, Second Auditor.
= 81 don't know whethcr % sign myself captain, sr.
''Plam' OF i'ic cap1l1. ] Tas o. captain.
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Sir Obc Walker.

The Southron, an able paper, published a~tJackson, Mis-
sissiPP, informs us that Sir Robert, who isa native OF Penn.
sylvania, when he first went To Mississippi, "was a strong
Tariff man. and remained such until about the time OF the
Dancing Rabbit Treaty Dinner. lie then broke ground
for anti proiecucn-as any one curious in the premises may
know to a certainty by onquirfng OF such honorable men
az Gen. Felix Huston, Chancellor Quitman and ChaaeeL
lor Buekner" Its known that Sir Robert was a United
State. Bank msn-and Col. Benton twitted him with itlast
summer, and intimacd ,hathe had still a lingering fondness
for a paper cuuency-during the great war between Jack
son and Biddle. George Poindexter was then a Senator
from Mississippi; and this "hard-monoy' Secretary Of the
Treasury. who Vas 80 anNiousl last summer to obtain author.
iy TO issue Treasury Shin-plasten. wrote TO him, urging him
to vote for the re-charter OF Biddle's Bank, in despite of the
Old Hero's determination to crush the Monster! A what
time the Secretary became orthodox on the currency ques-
uon-if indeed no be orthodox, Of which Col. Benton
seems TO have strong doubts-wo do not know. Perhaps
the attorney general Of the Executive cen inform u.
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Onr CITY Erienns.

tecn waiching tbcm closely but vainly Tor something q
ctvl o. Logical fous0neu o. hoy are. % BE- impossible bul
t1ct fsse premises must beuay them into error whenever
thcy speak; but dioy have not advocated q political princi-
ple, hardly expressed On opinion, fOfa week-SfsHdord
Docs ho Standard suppose that tho Times and the Wing
have no "bowos Of compassion 2" When our neiqhbor
roco,cs tom fbo effects Of he hard blows recently admin
istercd mit hy the Times, u will be time enough to repeat
ihs opeuGoa. Opposed 10 The infection Of eruol aud IN.
u-al puui'hmrnr, We declined to take ay part IN that
controversy, though poihsps when We hear tbatthe Stan
dsd 500 pee fsrt avstu, we shall not decline the honor Of
. "kaock dows" iram ts "RuunHctcd" Lsnj.
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ar Our very able but very kiaEy coiemporay Of the
New York Tribune, in reply 20 n buof paragraph Of ours
advising the Northern Aboliuonists 90 "mind their own b-
riness" and leave to Us Of the South tho management OF
uur ,wn affairs, refers us TO the admOniuon Ut the Bible
These things yo ought 90 do, and not to leave tho oibers
undonc" Very true, but then the Tribune, will. we think.
agree with us thni a man ought fysf TO sot his own
house In order. When he has done that. he may presume
&, counsel and admoui'h his nciphblr Juf NOT Jsfoys-
The Tnbunc's citation OF one Of the most pitby and point.
al remarks that ever fell from the lips of the laic John Ran.
dolph &c tho case 20 a. Observing a number Of ladies
preparing gaumonu 70 be rent % the Greeks. the wit OF
Roanoke said. " The Grssks are al your osn door "a
pregnant truth, 70 which the Jar-sesiHg philanthropy Of
the ago rs too often blind. We confess thai, We bav.
very lrWo faith IN that ostentauous bcncvoIenco which
w]cepsoycr The bcnightedH iodoo and the bcsoucd Hoitesto,.
but which turns o deaf car q, the poor whom we have oil.
ways RITA ~. We profess not 10 bc as wise, Q, be- sure.
o. Doctors of DIVINITY; but We ore strongly inclined 10 the
opinion that the heather and The paupor-hc naked and
the s~tafviug-who i,sGc us in our daily walks. have quite
~ strong claims 90 oar sympathy aud 10 our surplus cash a.
the Chincpc OF the jewellers in the islands Of the soa. And
for We have wandered from our isxt-wo would sugge.,
90 The Nouhom fanatics that hsy can find at their own
threshho'ds objects Of charity sufficiently numerous and
degraded TO employ oil their time and 10 exhaust oil thsi
sparo iunds. when thoy have accomplished The hom,
work, We shalI not object 10 their crossing the Potomac.
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Volunteers from the North.

The Baltimore Sun says, itis reported tina, the General
Government contemplate calling into immediate action tina,
part OF the $4,000 volunteers from the Northern States, en-
rolled during the summer, and not yet mustered into the
service. They will be despatched to Tamp.eo as soon as
the cold season sets in, about the end OF this month. Al
though last called, if It should be necessary to march, the
Sun thinks they may be the first to "reyel in the halls Of the
Montezumas."
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

ocroRER 3. 1876.
received, and for sale, the following
~ new Woks-
Filtration in America: OF, High Life in New York and santosa.
ny seaisheld, author OF Life in New Yort, &c. Translated from
the German. csc
Pari I'd OF Genevieve, or the Chevaler Of Maison Rouge an
Episode OF 1898. BY Dumas Complete, use
London Assurance; a COMEDY in S aets-being No ~ of Modern
Standard Drama. Ice.
-fisS Isrh1 'rSphh, .. ue EsgsriHg
Prairie Bird. 25e
Musquitaiu; or Twenty Years Amer. soc
National Magazine. lsle
Grahams Monthly Magazine. CSC
Godcyis Ladys Book. Csc
New York Illustrated do.
Western Continent for saturday, Oct. ID.
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Our friend Mr.. w. G. Overtall, of Front Royal, sent to
our Office n day or two since, a very rich specimen Of lead
ore, dug up on his farm near Milford, in Warren county
a vein some Is feet in width has been discov cred, and If
future exploration should exhibit results as satisfactory as
this specimen would Justify US in expecting, il will turn out
TO be a valuable discovery. The specimen we have seen
would yield. we suppose, at least 80 per cent Of pure lead.
Winchester Vitginian.
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MCARiSrIEIr,

Natural Remedics.-The only real argum.nt
against trying the various nosuums 81 e,tea,iyeIy brought ie ore In,
public IN the nswspspeis. 10 that 80 many Of them have been tested
Pos as all the virtues aserihsd To them, and eihihi ineonte .tibIr
esicenees OF their benefits In The voluntary and gmteni ASSERTIONS
Of h1rdredso Of witnesses These cannot be gainsaid. how, yer they
may b rconed attn the end, tath s always triumphant. Perhaps
IN ne annals OF discovery nothing has received such unanimous
approval nom ihose who have tiled Il. n, Chri,tieis GalvanIe and
Magnetic enmiivss The most remarkable cases ae daily affected
ey ihen Use IN the long train OF chronic and nervous complaints.
which have iof yeaneanhed all the Efforts OF medical art. Nature
has provned a remedy for disease. and though We are vet unfortu-
na'eiy IN darkness regarding the greater number OF them, yet science
has unf1lded a few. Galsanism is the last, and promises 10 be the
greatest.
For iurhcr particulars. ace advertisement in arother pau OF thi.
paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis, by application to
inc aEsan for This city, Me'sr- DUyAL q PURCELL, DmRzists.
" hiAlh tuee- Richmond. Va jeet
SANDS this preparation are
70 regulate aud give tons Ia the digestive organs, and 10 purify The
hlpod nom the elements OF disease in the very process. ~ lis fo,ma-
ton. 1t Al once restores power and vigor tn the stomach and the
seeretory oVans, causing them TO produce pure and he abby mate
uasior The blood; renoystes the whole system. and eradieaies not
only ierotaa, kings evil liver complaints and the whole tribe Of
erupuVe diseases. but all such rs spnns from imperfect Digestion
and impure circulation. Its efficacy IL attet.d, by thousands. OF
rheumatic and serofulous patients who have been restored BY its
healing power.
W Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail, and for erpottauon
by Alb. 4 D.sANDS Druggists and Chemists. Granite buildings
NO. "a Broadway, corner OF Chambers street New York sold also
by DUVAL 4 PURCELL, Agents Main street, Richmond. A.
Pnee, vi per bottle II sir bottles for5 dollars
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IL The Charlottesville Jeffersonian informs US tina, a
fire was discovered. on the morning OF the 9Th ult, in the
upper part Of the wooden tenement in that place, occupied
by Mr.. F. d. Brockman as a taiior's shop, and by Mr.. J. ].
Pace as n place for storage. The building was entirely
consumed, as well as the wooden house adjoining, belong
ing to Mr.. J. A. Marchant, and occupied by him as 4
lumber-houso. Some books, papers, and goods were con-
uy,,d
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IRON SHINGLES.

WIN. Beach. Of Troy, has invented and patented a mode
OF using cast iron plates for covering roofs. They arc
about one foot square, and are made to fit one into another,
so as TO render the roof water light by applying white lead
TO the johns. IL can be afforded at l6 cents tho square
foot, and comes At about halt the cost Of copper. They
weigh three and n half pounds a square foot. Slate costs 8
cents per square foot.
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MAHRIEn-

AtVoIdsnt Lawn, IN Aibemare, tho residence Of vii
liam Y. Parrish, Esq, on Tbur-day tde 29h ulumo, by tho
Rev. J. soph Walker, Nj. PnniF EDfoE Bao0T u Char
lorcsyIlc, 10 Mrs. MiRy ANS GmLErrE Of Plainfeld,
Now jersey.
on tho I'D ulbmo, Of B%olyiders, New JeueyD by the
Rev. James Clsrk, SAMUEL HtvHror Lamp, Of Woodbury.
N. J., ~ Mrs sARAH DUEFcouBE JOuNsoH, niece oi WIN.
Grant, Efq, Of the former place, and formerly Of HALIFAX
Court Howe. We.
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The Arkansas Banner contains an address TO Judge
William Conway, signed oy 20 members Of the bar. ia
which, after stating that his migratory life p!eeluding the
possibility Of aseertaining where n private letter would
reach him, and complaining Of the delays OF justice oc-
easionedb by his failure to attend to his duties, they request
him to resign his office, in order that it may be filed by
| some one who will dischnrpe is drnes-
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.OST--Near the Northern Depot, on Broad
IL street a dove eolored PURSE. containing a small sum Of
money, eonhIed BY two gold rnTs-onc bearing The inscription Of
a religious m,tto. the other OF parsonil names or initials A fea-
sonabie reward will be given to the finder for JepositinE the sane
nj this Office. or .-rf
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FRcN NLUvoo.-Al was quiet At Nauvoo on the 22d ult.
A company of nti-Mormonsc continued TO occupy the city
OF Nauvoo and the Temple. They were very ossiduous
in the protection Of persons and property, and all was quiet
and orderly. The troops wero becoming quite tired Of the
inactivity Of ganisoning the town, and were fast dispersing.
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u the Mississippi papers announce the death Of Rob
er, II. Buekner, E-q. Chancellor Of that State, in the 46th
year Of his age. Judge Buekner was 4 native Of Kentucky,
and removed to Mississippi in 1924.