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was nine yeau under medical skill in the cities of New
York and Albany, aboHng under the most distressing ETy
sDeag attended with Inflammation of the kidneys, and
with bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps Of
the size Of hens pOtudng and large bOls covered my
body The urinary secTaous stopped for days, when
distress became ntoaTabe My tongue craeked and the
roof Of my mouth was covered with and chest
the Of my neck, constant burning heat that
cold water did not cool it,
In this Onged for death, and never expected
coyery when Mn. Jessup desired me
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought to my bed box, and applied some to the
sores felt immediate wherever it touched and
begged for enough TO annOint me thoroughly II OBJ
tanned, and new life seemed TO invest me To remove the
burning pain in the chest made Pills OF it. and took
them which cured me. owe my life to your valuable
Extractor being strong ever and have been
since early in the year 1912. - - ,.
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Steamship Portland, Place from BFazos 81 Inpa Iefk
inst, 70 Harris 4 MOfgan-lsf nay,
aTnhMnOArne
Jas. l.. Day. GibefsOn. from Mobile.
Josiah Lawanee Garlic, from St. L0uisl4 bales eost0ny
L2iona, hunt, from y icksbuEg-l08 bales cotton.
Plinceas No = Holmes. tom Yioksb1FEl4 bales cotton
Ivanh0e Getty from Cincnhat--3S bales cotton,
Gen. Lane, l1ePheIson. fT0m Louisville
Andrew jackson. Eckslt. iIOm ST. L0ull4 bales cotton
w .. Campbell, M0Iohead iIom LousvilIs.
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SATURDAYS ITEMs.-In the Fint Municipality Samuel
Marx was arrested charged with obtaining watch from JO
seph WeIe under false pTstences The Leaned Pig case
was disposed Of by the discharge Of Kpack and seques
tTatiOn OF the Pig by Samuel Phillps
In the Ihnd MunieipatY, Ms. kelgell was arrested,
charged with TObbing DA Wild of 450- Mathide slave
was arrested on the complaint of Theopl0 Basque a. c.
who stated that his nnk had been broken Open aud $3.50
taken theeTom None of the money found The girl
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J. John Williams, resident Of Hamilton county and City
Of Cincinnati, feel il solemn duty that to the com
munty, thus publicly state that have been troubled with
the les for about seven years, during which time have
suffered much bodily pain lost portion Of that time
BY confinement bed and have expended several hun
dTed dOas, but to purpose continued TO grow wone
Meanwhile, persuaded, and finally urged to make
trial OF as DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TORI for this awful complaint; and 70 my utter amaze
ment well and hearty ever, and to the Of two
boxes of this precious ointment, ascnbe cure. These
facts willing to affirm should make the statement
Of an old resident any more authentic. - - -. .
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY Quiet seemed the order Of the
day even in the poes Offices But arrest was made
and that for carrying bricks IN the st contrary law The
Place ATmes in the afternoon showed signs Of life
The omnibus to the Beer Garden was extensively aonzed
and the saloons around the crowded the
ming to paake ofjulsps and cobbe for which that vcn
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DALE Y.iS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND


Has ever been discovered that possesses Of the qualities
of this famous Remedy Almost daily hear OF new, and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application to
new deasss-or it remarkable fact, that many OF lu
effects ara known only from accident, or experiment 30
deep has been the science of Mr.! HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor 90 admirable the combination OF il Ingredients
that il is found suited to relieve almost every aiment to
which the fame Of subject let US enumerate some
of ths peculiar qualities Of this remedy
FirsL-It will within five minutes from its application
remove the pain from the severes BURNS, SCALDS or
BLIsTERS 1t will alsoTsmoye the pain and cure G0UT
TIC-DOLOREUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM SORES
OF sWELLINGs.
sseoud-In cases of BURNS if applied immediately
il will preserve life no matter how severe may be the lnju
unless vital part be burned and its immediate application
will prevent any blister, and consequently any sore Orin-
Illumination.
TRifd-It will heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers. or Sores,
of any kind WITHOUT SCAR.
F6WrthIt nsutIazes and destroys POISON from Plants,
Reptiles Insects or Rabd animals.
FIfth-It will wherever applet, prevent MoRTIFICA'
TON aud in old wOundB where modification has COM
mencsd il viii arrest the disease, and cure the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away, it viii restore the
part to its natural state.
Sizth-If BROKEN LIMBS. when Set be well wrapped
mp in The Saye Inflammation, Swelling, OF Pain can
and the bonel unite and become strong with aston
iEhing rapdity
SsUsnh.-Whsn the Bowels painful infiamed. the
Extractor if well rubbed upon them. viii afo relief and
when castor OIL jalap and all otheI
medicines have failed.
EigAth-Its use perfectly safe in all oasssit can
do harH-the system will absorb no than is necessary
to epairt win not conflict with medicines that
/ may be taken internally.
We have space in this publication to enumeTate all the
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall subion few testimonials Of value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all paris of h'
country.
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THIRD MgNcRALITY - The sOlnd Of hsohurchgoing
bell seemed alone break upon the stiffness of the Sab
bath in this quiet district In the evening the we've
envened with the usual number of Tomping children and
the doors aud balconies gEaoed with the smiling faces of
dame and demOisele.
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Steamahip Yacht, Thompson LaVacca and GaVesfon
Bark India CroweH New York. DswsF n a
Bng ?. seRle, Williams, Havana, Trosgfos d LsnpTs
Steamer Dove, Box, LOnisgills, @aSisr
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Per steamship Portland inland Mn Riehardsoa RIs
Z. h. kQdHguss. MaztegDe Ia Cf0iz hIoBH Dussmmbef
MeIasEl Wood, De "a Cox. Geo. Field j. GInna "A Ia
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Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time bat it driven in and will reappear in the
some other place The Pain Extractor, however dral0s
out and completely the of the disease and
effects a thorough cure,
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AMUBRMNNTB.

REGATTA.
On TUESDAY, August 2t.
FREE FOR ANYTHING THAT CARRIES SAIL, wihtout
Il regard o tonnage, length Of keel,
eail-Entrauce 85-PTise, silver n
PIT HER, Entrance added--the Sec - = = = e. ~
0nd Boat to be entitled 70 one-half Of the
whole Of the Entrance Money
~ DESTROYS entering Boats will address The
nubscriber.
H., positions WILDE drawn for. R. H. MONTGOMERY.
Pass Christian, August Is, 1872 aul6
PISTOL SHooTINGi
R The H. r. W. Il. SILVER CUP an will be shot lor
on6 shot MONDAY the sd and every following Monday at The
Gallery Of the Hotel. hh -.
PassChFistans July II, 1919. JYiN1mA
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PILES

It may be confidently stated that there Is case of PILES
which may not be cured b. the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
It certain remedy and removes at once the pain and
soreness.
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As we find but few Of interest before the Courts
now sitting must look elsewhere for locals and shall
proceed to aHagn before the bar Of public opinion several
individuals who have heretofore held high stand in this
community. We know that tread on dangerous ground
but the appearance Of nine buckam shall bot make
rs fly the field We foTewan all concerned, that as we
have commenced, so We shall keep on.
JoHE Brown is one Of the people that IS and We si,h
nor to be mistaken, he is descendant Of Adam Blown
VII never be Daniel Lambe OF attain The nooriet5 Of
has be the gIossnsss Of JACK Fas moi giant II he s
Eso2e'aent o. NE outer man. OF lsihn1lan in size
other tmeslt wears becoming look Of CAVITY. he but
es may rest assured that when this a. the case he has good
cause ol bis ninth Let it not be supposed that there
thing of The ascec in his mahnefar othslwise- His pres
enes EYER welcomed by ihs Young the eyed are always
would instant attention for II Is neilhef plain NOT
ashy-not composed like Josepht coat Of many coOn Or
vest Browns manner Is decided and attractive You
would know him among hundred meet him alone, and
you would sHga him out and theIs stands the
Gentle. except when initiated placid. when aroused
fr0wn has settled upon it standing erect among bis fellows
o. sitting down, If not promenadlng he indeed indi-
ing given to the world FEank in his opinions, be never
,i Cse Sna Always TO 1e ionna On me SIDE o. JUS
for the time, warped by prejudice. When this is the
we have known instance Of the kind) be soon
THROWS away the false light that hss misguided him. and
now-turn 10
JoEN sNrrH Mr. Smith is enc Of onr oldest otizsps
per and disposition not unlike his intimate friend Brown,
development which
renders the latter conspicuous Though born New
Orleans, yet he speaks the English language uenty and
has travelled extensively throughout the length and bread
Of the three Municipalities. We do ah convey the
thought that Mr. Smith is of those restless men who
cannot ind IN the home circle sufficient keep him from
wandeIng Otherwise He concentrates his per-
All the domestic virtues for which his large and eKten-
slve family have been conspicuous Amahity the
characteristic of John Smith, and the eee passions
have sometimes in his breast He has
Tested bitterness Of spirit until patience ceased be viz
tue and resented aninsu until il given. In the
us Of ta his yalOr not out Of his fingers ends like
Bob Aces, nor like the renowned Nose " he ready
for mus" Neither bslgeHnt in practice or a
Quaker IN his vieWI this extraordinary always
msnds BY his bold sections and habits universal admiration
With these brief sketches of two of conspicuous
citizens we must close, without adding. intended
full notice of John jones' which must leave for another
day, Although may be accused of too boldly showing
up the nimhes and tohes Of Others, stand upon
the broad ground that public Journalists should speak
and fear not We will be pleased however % make anF
Important corrections if have heedeSslY done injustice
our unspang remarks relative Messrs Blown and Smith,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Saturday:

LATITUDE. . 81 % N-LOasFTuDE. % WIZ Tus. a.
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SHIPS SHIPS.
FoREIGN pORTs

IL For Loudon.-Ths Al and fast sailing shin, ON
Nt1- TAElO,- Capt, Wilmer having mast Of her cargo
- engaged, will have immediate dispatch. For liaht
aaA LEVI n. GALE. g Common 4.
III For sisal ard QamPeachy-Fhs fise lastaail-
essl ing bFgn HARDY, Capt ReTkina. win hsge ia
medate dispatch. For tF5ight o. passage. apply an
bOaFd, opposite post 7, Second Muncipaity. 6riS,
y4 DEWEY & Co, 81 G1avis1 &
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~ For Collector, - Please announce JOHN s
TACKER Candidate for Collector Of State Taxes Of the frs
aaio NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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nNHE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURlFIER"
Ia nav article Of English invention and now INST IN
tTodneed into Tie United States This Filter is made Of
peculiar Kind Of stone which performs the pecoaon with
rTsaer Tapidy than any Ohe yet discovered. i Is oYn
dTea IN shape and capable of hteiing nom 10 bgOg
gallons psr day 1t rapidly dengeges matter OF every knd
heh in suspension, aud Iende the water beauuuy pure
and lmpd and from is peculiar construction m pATueu-
larry adapted purifying the Mississippi water hls Fler
CITY of construction its durabih-no matter how Impure
or muddy tbs water may bea falling supply OF pure
water Without any trouble he speedy removal OF all delete
oul matter its Applicability 70 be placed = Na!er entt
Tanks Cstems Ponds Reservoirs, peIcuaIy recon-
nends il 10 the notice Of Hote ROaIding Houses steam
boats Ships Private Families Offices, ETC., ior ~ Of which
there suitable Several OF them aNe aeAy 1een
put up in the city and country, and found % answer sEey
expectation. They can now be seen N operation az ny
where persons invited TO call and examine ts u
not with view Of buying, as curiosity. -, y,,vr
- ALEX ANDER HILL,
aalA Houls EalaahaE sLall 3 claPIh
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GST For oolleotoT.-JOHN. II. BURROUGHS, th'
present Collector Of Sete Taxes Tor the FR. Representative Dis
iret Canddale for Reelection The 5h d NovneI y80
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Wis Company having completed the oIsanizaiion Of
their Line OF the u. s. Mail Ste amen from Parsna u
California and Oregon, will hereafter approprae onehsf
q the uoket9 per each steamer New Yofk aud ofhar
Northern Cities and One-fourh to New Oreans eavipR
one fourth to Panama. -A
The undeISigned win be supplied with the tickets appT0
pnated TO New OhsanS IN anpIe time fof sseb ssr,s
leaving Panama = - e-'1-
Passsgein Cabin from Panama to Califolnia. $50
~ PARADISE. LAwRIsoN 4 CO.
19l9 5m Agents, 81 Gravier street
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mo an Adves1eR PggessaFHsg II Td Ihs H R9T EcS
- ysssS Nv osrson calling herself Frances 81 Conkhn
Admsistrafrx warning persons nas0ea Y n s
sgs 1Fopey etc. 70 me, take his gsthoa q nios ~
inr those interested, that have 49, re- ~ Ho1at
"sls lie Filth District C0ur Of New QIeen3 sne hereby
osnsn fhOsa indebted 20 said eztae. aAe-A pAiFk ny
p sSIs ne ''i'Ylsa D. E. MANDELI,
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present Collector sise Taxes The eptesnaiye D
iEict, Candidate for reelection the 5h Of Nov y50
f7T@ For CouectoT.--We are authorized to announces
JOHN C. TAYLOR Candidate Ter Tax Collector Of the First
Representatives. District ef the City Of. NewOrsann. B2
To- For OoIloctor-T. B. HEARTT is a Candidate
for Collector Of STATE Taxes r The Third Representative District
comprised between Canal and Julia the and the
Wosds, and respectfully locs sudIaes people, the
ensuing Election in November ls49 rau7
~" For Co1ector.-The undersigned (fne present Col
lecor respectfully s0cs the suages Of the people the general
election, be held November next for the Office Of STATE Tax
Collector the Third Representative District A. W. SCATES.
N. D. The District Is embraced between Canal and Julia
the Mississippi River and tile Metairs Ridge Iy2
EsY- For State Tax Collector Jdessrs. Editors:
PIfRfe announce ANDRES kERkHAM Candidate
oce Collector the Third Representative
Orleans between Canal Julia
the Mississippi The Meaire Ridge Election
5h November jyl4 MANY VOTERS
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~ n Important to Travellers going East
Lislktfs5ft For montgomery and WetRmpka-EVERY
- TUESDAYs-The splendid, fast Iunniug.
double engine passenger steam packet Wfd. BRAD
STREET I, MeaheI. master, viii leave Mobile Every
TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'clock and arrive at
Montgomery every Thursday Morning, at O'Clock.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on Monday Morning will
meet with detention, and will arrive at Charleston in
lime for the New York steamers.
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a. n Red River Packet W. A. VIOLET
lsAssA5.Ss5 VIM. Kay, master = For .JegersOn, Port
CGddO, Shreveport, Nafehitoches and .9ieI-
GHdrlq.-rhe superior light dRught steamer w. A. VIO-
LETT will leave for the above and intermediate landings,
on TUESDAY the 2lst inst at O'Clock P. NJ For
freight or passage, apply on board. or TO
anl7 s. r. GOODWIN s. CO. 3 CEnssman 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27
Germs Of the Enquirer.

I'm. Enouireri 10 published DAILY loT the Guy
EMl.W EEKLY (for the country.) FOR the oaIy
~ dollars per mum, and at the rate oil eight
49, ,ftak en- for shorter period than one year. ol
"S,mi-Weekly, five dollars perannum, ana n,e :
70, ak mo n,hs, pay ab. In advanceito oepau =,
,sSet, or re- mi,ted by mail post para; "'siA ooA
. snuum al the end ofthe year
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. :,
WE DAILY ENQUlRER-For one squa' "a n
e lines or less first insertion, nifty Gems, -
~ succeeding insertion twenty-five ceh' ,in,.s q
,sd once week, twice week, or shieo
~ thirty. seven and half cents. :, s;,,sen
N THE SEMI-WEEKLf-one square, ,on,nn.
"a or less, first insertion, IS cenIs' io' 0a0'
&c, so cents. ., 6f,v dollars for thir-
Manual advertisers arechareed MY ,sr,issmen,s
naes. and in that proportion ioi a. and Auc
grra,er lensth-except Lottery ssn anI,,,s Inansr
near, who are charged one huna'eu uo''"'o
eiuaeu ,,om a distance must be accompanied win
naeis nav. or satisfactory references, TO insure
,eutipn. n. Y.mi,ted per mali.
ssood and available Bank notes, al the Lisa on .he
,hs oestare of al letters being paid by the or'-
..rh, hostage Of single letter Is scarcely OF any
.onn, In he writer: 1t sthe accumulation OF post
: in an extensive business, which operates az
,er,ous tai uuon the Editors .
~ al Obt,aTtss anu Marriages from the country,
never the party's nd-wrt,ngis unknown al TINS
once must b. authenticated by the OF .ne
in the neishborhcod or they viii IN no case
!, ,rblished Every measure, that has been taken %
went mposilipns and quizzes has proved heretofore
,yaing We must, thereto insist, In such case
an The communicationbeing certified by the name oil
-pastmast or .,critten the back Of thelester.
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Spring stock for 1913.
RICH AND FASHIONABLE
O. L. u II FL N G..

nor sale al FLEETS great NORTHERN
+ CLOTHING MANUFACTORY, NO;
1856, Main street, ID door from l2'h street, and
first Clothing Store below he Banks.
Having Just returned from the North with an entire
new stock of Ready Made Spring CLOTHING, lull
assortment of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, two mrs!
rate Cutters and from forty to fifty hands engaged ana
daily employed in making up garments IN TINS cry,
am fully prepared Ia make up to order al new fotA
nyicrs Among my cheap Goods will be found
on0 rloib Dress Coats from Sc SO To So.
n5n do do from $40 TO Sis.
Son ,wsrd cashmere and cashmsfett Sacks, from
81 50 TO SIS.
500 pair cashmere Pants, from 81 50 to So
900 pair cassinett Pants, from 81 y TO 81 -.
300 sup French cashmere Pants, from 81 81 10 Ss
$50 light Summer Vests, from 81 TO 81
oo0 rich figured silk and Satin Vests, from 30 W 20
Rich and fashionable silk Cravats and Scaris.
silk Under Shirts and Drawers, at low prices.
Also Mrrino Shirts and Drawers, At casa prices.
CALIFORNIA GOODS
$50 dozen Shirts, from 40 cents TO rs cents
100 heavy Monkey Jackets, from 81 TO 81 ~.
100 heavy Over Goats.
$50 pajr sattineu Pants, frtm 81 10 81 50.
rs pair corduroy Pants, s thing, at low prices.
India Rubber Coats, Life Preservers.
Canteens, India Rubber Blankets.
GOLD WASHERS, with lock and key, just the thine
TO separate gold from the sand all persons leaving
New York for California select them
The above Goods are for sale al FLEETS grea'
Northern Clothing Manufactsry, l36, MAIN street, op
posilr the Eagle Square, Richmond, va.
March 29-ly
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~. a NJ.

Died, The house AZ John Patton Ia his CIV on
Tuesday evening. Captain PULP SLAUGHTER n
gallant and patriotic officer al The Revolution, In tho
9lst yrnT al hI-
In Lexington. Virginia On Monday the 10Th instant
Mrs.. SUSAN fUE>TON rAYLOR. Trict IL the late
H,n WIN Taylor a d sister Of Gov. Mcdowell and
Mrs Senator Brnt.n. Mrs. 4. was OF the kIndr-t
and generous III her Her death viii hr severe
= felt especial, b. her grand children. whose father
COl Weller, y now lar away.
Died in Lexington Va. of an internal rxr,nsi,n
on The Eth Apr. IN the ioh year of his age. Major
L l.. PRESTON, Professor 81 Languages The W.
enia Military institute. The f-rra>-d has lrtt loo
large clrce Of friends and r-latvrs mourn their
sal bereavement III hl- los. II necessary 10.
10 comment on his virtues. Whis. stil IN ms ear
" youth tir noble generosity OF his nnturr prompted
hun rNrtt his gifted talents me Of his frl
low map. he could hui sadly thr dark cloud Of
ignorance winch shrnndrd his naiye Statryrt, he
g1zrd, The energies al his sou were reused, and thr
If inventive genus Whispered, that out Of that
darkness llr would strike lirh Yes, and fran hi-
suggestion has sprung y ih,t no l- Instifniion ~
which hr has been - worthy a member. His los :
that Institute, srvrre u y, must he H." NJ 'as'
when compared 10 The heart-rI""' iitnrVhi nea"y =
dow and orphan. uhrdirnllrss ann al uea'n !" s'bA
rr-tBD.arnr'y giavr, We en- ever nnh r"ns"!tioh W
m. reflection thai God. III hs Almighty Ptovm'h6r,
mas rescued innocent tom The rnares ~ rv whrh
throng iir's pathway sweet even ihrn' y W" hue''
mat angels nf nave folded 10 tIrif bsnnis me w
f,nt huy hose dssolutr course might have h""td inc
4. ed father lhe iomh AMI lhe hitlr girl VINO, hs
,.,vwnrl NE ,cht wrung with anguish tn ne"
fhr, brow SITS IA Spu les puiiy beside Us ''"a-
When hoary age SINKS down INTO eternity thrn TOO,
me- bam al consolation can cheer tha widows hsa'
-, non, The orp.n's ,in',r rhr niin,itirs Of molly
and III mind incident tie sht 81 iim" are al cnrrhi
IN. mufmur at b GIFTED heart or suffering houS arc
an MI hushri by the voice at iraih. bur on "hrh
manhood, in IL pritnr. !. tns cn dnwn !" DE nl.,en
IN IL iual bar, when life i III lis Sprng now Hnch
trrnrr tlen thr pangs of sorrow IL afflicted lrrnds
Yet, lei us remember It's iis hand that dortn y; Ms
yoc, that summoned hIin;-lei US mol ioTsrl tnata
though
t.. bts hoiy ma
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DANVILLE RAILROAD

u seems that, BY accident, there has been no
conference between committee appointed by
The City Council and he Board II Pubic Works
on The sublec' OF The route OF the Richmond and
Danyille Railroad; tut The Council, on Monday,
adopted resolution, in which hey expec, Tie
Board 10 concur, requesting The President and
Directors OF The Railroad Company, 10 institute
surveys South and Nonh Of stanton river, SO as
TO ascertain The route presenting the nearest ap-
preach 70 Lynchburg, that shall Dnl greatly in
crease The cost or length Of The road. Oar de-
cided impression Is, from some acquaintance
with The country, that no route, now unsurve,ed
will be funnd 10 answer these conditions, but he
subJect IS undoubtedly worthy of accurate and
decisive investigation and zee hope he Directory
will forthwith order he surveys 81 that the pro-
srcss oil The work may not BE- impeded, BY unne.
cessaIy unceIlaiDy as 10 TOE route 10 be adopted
TTI,us<
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SUPERIOR COuRT

John A. Beyns was Yesterday sentenced by
the Court to confinement for Lille in The State Pen;.
Tertiary. This decision was made in accordance
with law which requires that convict who
shall have been thrice sentenced 10 confinement,
IN The PenienliaIy, shall, on conviction The lhId
time, be sentenced Tor life. Blevins, the reader
viii doubtless remember vas sentenced 10 serve
his third term in the Peuieniiary, ct a former
session Of the Coun, Tor abduclins slaves He is
an old offender, AID though stricken in years, his
career IN crime has kept pace with his age
u!ieVous have been his ofsnces-bul not less
srleVous than The terrible Ie!ribulion which has
overtaken him.
Inc Court Likewise added i've atdiliona! years
10 'ne Term OF Allen Ewing in consideration Of
the fact that he had already served one Term n
The PeniIeniary, prior to his Iae convection
James Phillips also ha,. an addition made 10
his term Tor attempting TO escape from The Prpi.
tentiary.- Compiler.