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FuR THE l:xurIgEE.
To The rioters Of the Senatorial District composed q tie soHn

To The rioters Of tie Senatorial District composed q tie
ties of Gretu$ciNt Susser and Southampton
1t is not probable. that convention Of The Demo-
cratic parry will be held in this district to nominate cani!-
date for the State Senate In view Of that TACT we recon-
mend 10 Your favorable consideration Hn ) GOODWIN, ri
tho county of C;-.rnsviI,r as gentleman emneny III 10
represent u first Senate under the ne" Constitution
Mr. Goodwin asorahly known 10 Inc people "i ths
district as gentleman OF intelligence and hc! character,
and as sound and consistent democrat not rscc>Sa-
~ IN add more than simply 10 him Candidate,
and 10 ask him and co!iiai support u may
~ rrnrr T., sIa;, however that ii The democratic parry
should hold Convention, Mr.. Goodwin Will submit with
ci.eeru!ness 10 its decision - . -
MANY VOTERS ~ THE DISTRICT.
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l'oR THE ESouIREI


r ,5 Yo,rs orhe Ninth Senatorial District Of Va under
sne,p Constitution In the ercnt Of is adon composed
of h. counties Of Luaenburg, Noto~ay and Prince Ed
nard ,;,,
10 rprcscn you in The Senate Of Virginia, under the ne"
Constitution in the event of its adoption. expect 10 meet
i,h you and address the courts and other ubc &C.
nsious that may occur in the different counties OF The MS
,ric between this time and the day OF the election mere
fore deem it unnecessary say more IN ms caro-.
" JAMES L. SCOGGlN.
IrSrsn,.pG Der. 22l ISL.
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THE OPERA.

.a,,ced that Max Marezck's uneq""'-
J., or ,.Icrt vii! visit Richmond, ana WIN i
g., ar 49, ..,,,,leic representations OF i'''"''
-, .rh.a,,e, on Wednesday evening "'H' h,.
''rT :, If The artists engaged and INC ;"o.
- rocmen,s introduced by the ce' .,,;o,
49, = ME valIed Opera Troupe, ecnsure ~ short
AL, :, cxcelcnce that will make Us i's
ness of his stay among Us. ..h, 10 the p,iri,ani,
The ope,a selected for the opening h' INV. been tho
which is universally admitted u "' ,;u h,
h;,hos, eu : of its gifted composer s''" artists
Tho ans II introducing 10 us Tour Oh ' ,;pi AN,
;, this country: Boso, Mann" hoon
-. The success Of Boso in inc No'.'' 49,
,nes Nature has well fitted he' -, w
.hs h,s honn sleced to sing, and her ac'c"'e
,rn.,i,;or adequately rerroduccs inc lae" y ,i ~,
9Th an inexpcabe but irresistible oe'u's ,hr oris
n..... -, 900 charmed during severai seaso"s' w
I'm .,f,ped audience OF Astor-tiace anu nv
,own BY those who are In me ''a''' VI ''H1
49,. ..,,.,,,ors hIarini will unqucstohao'! r .;..,
aug -. i,, of ALL He is, as Basso "i'ho"' " w.
80 - .as ,o hold and courageous man. WHO sung
,o,, with such startling effect III f'"'a'',,
forbade repetition oft and even pu' a'' "
49, co. ,af,sios 10 substitute "leaad" uoya''s' i0t
tad" u,ort,be ono The
On the whole, the troupe is most lc'"a'
.;a >, he most effective, and the orches"a e'!''
Tho rs,r,,,ion Of consisting Of artists eacii u
master on his Instrument. ODD
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To tic Editors Of Me Enquirer.
IH4ut'E
UASovEE. Der. Is.

HANOVER, Ocr. IS.
hasten to lei you know the result In this county
Jude Caske leads Mr. Bolts l2S This better than
wc exrcced If The Democrat. the district have done
their duty he is certainly elected Our able and eloquent
champion Chastan White has beaten his popular opponent
Col c. Richardson rho contested every inch OF ground
"cear on; of sight" Whites majority is l34 We think
this will do prelly well inr old Hanover The vote was
very full one Yours, &C. L.
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To The Editors Of lie Enquirer:

CHESTERFIELD, Der. FL ISL
MesSrs Editors read with pleasure your appeal IN usS
days Enquirer 10 the Democrats {" ms county gu WIZ
fearful We would no, do our duty-you see have d"ne
whole duly. pledged the county 10 Judge Caske IL"
four hundred Gou see she has orerreachcd H. Then pro-
claim 10 the country, CHgs-EKrIGLD has done n"hly
Yours, &C., u. W. Y.
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nEM0cRATIC REJoIClNGS.

Tho ara ,reav elaed their here, and
in the State Our friends, the Wing commenced tne't
woE Thursday morning very good spirits; but, oeioc
uorn the hl2Zas for Bolts became rnlcr ain ana ere sun
ioY had died away upon the breeze urra tor Casse
grew lively the prospects OF tic success Oh c De
mccrac candidate increased and at night, became very
loud chaatcd through all sorts OF pipes, from ie pos e
bic the rude bass of the brnwny and broad
Of Democrats All This was any thng OUT mus'cai 10
the ears III the Wings but was endured very PM
lusoT hicay by them. Their candidates, always san,
min, had very far overshot the MARYLAND they had
| ~ fall n very long from the hgn water notcn OIL
his cypcctations the low stage at when tey i"uhn inc
re,tyi So great coming down was enough 10 put lieHi
in e worst possible humor but they deserve credit Tor nav
Ing submitted 10 the result win very sFeat
Even their chief he moved about the Streets cHo!teu
more of goodness than is his wont no aouo. inc csu, VI
his long political experience which, whle mas oeen ole
bv arterng successes has been chelueed win re-
verses that might have infused with me SOBER ph!oso!
| touching the uncertainty ol hu'hai u''a''s p
even more ardent than his
The Democrats however say have not gone into
anv un. excesses Their quotations have been connea
To very lively conversation some huZzalns ana some ah
nu TO their success among the drinking portion ot the party.
The week wound up with loren Sh PROCESSION y!
the German Democrats who met oil t'ie ltousn anu ca
and had very joyful easng and drinkIns-"Ilh nluc'
speaking and oastna mostly in Dutch lhey osnaheneu
the windows ol the with transparenclcs "hch ue
oun.crs before ga2cd but could not UNDERSTAND do u
was all Dutch to tuem After the wassaing there was con-
cIucd company marched through the streets 10 soe
very good music bearing torches Ihey visited :t.
the Congressman elect who appeared ana IRONING 'c 'uh
glare their lights and in very large crowd mace suc
speech grateful and congrauatory as IS asna on suc
occasions The C;crmons then honored him with two ol
the SONGS Of their Fahcrlnd-p peculiarly Dntch-!iowng
like slow and sm"th stcamhnrmonious but not anlnlleu.
Mr. CAsKrx received tie Eonors done him very gracefully,
entertained his Dutch BRETHREN parted with them in a
very becoming manner They moved about the streets
and paid their respects others OF their party friends
tngushed their red torches and went home
There was beautiful transparency borne by our German
friends with the words "Caske and the Constitution and
fine painting Of stand Of colors he stas mud stripes y
Mr. Caskc made thrilling ausion 10 these emblcms in his
coo ucn address from the steps Of his house, Enquirer
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SEATS AT THE OPERA.-Mr. p. II. Tay lor adver.i-
scs in another column that he is prepared TO secure seats
for vino may reside in the country or may be other
wise prevented IRON securing seats for themselves at the
Operas 10 be given in Richmond this week
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We are compelled publish in our advertising columns
the Charlotte controversy which, being entirely OF person
al character, has of interest for the public.
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The Democrats OF Prince Edward at public meeting
held NJ the Court House Goth inst appointed the ol:
lowing delegates a convention 10 be held at next Lune-
burg Court for the purpose If nominating candidate to re-
present the Ns,s Senatorial District: j..
" G, Flnurnoy, W T. Noutton, F. It. Wootton, r. S.
Garlic J. r. billiard Frank Redd, Edwin Redd, - lflncS
J. Y HARDY r. IL Watkins, and J. W. Womnck.
And on notion il agreed that any other Democrat
Of this county, during the session Of The Convention
be requested delegate
Z r. TaEpwAv, Secretary
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-" All nominations candidates for offices under the
Constitution, charged Tor as advertisements, and
must te accompanied by advance pay insure prompt
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NIONbAY,
T4Ri,.. ,. nb W .t %2T Z, her lover -
\. NJ. MARTIN 4 co.
WIiEAT-Prima White SIS Cts; Red - cts.
FLOUR-Sars of basin bank at IS 10 Tor ltlc!i-
mond: So, rr Scntisrilic.
CORN.-t?t a 65 cents
CORN MEAI.-o71 IS cents
OtTS--3I 4 10 cent. per bushc.
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= Advertisements be handed in the otnce before
O'clock Insertion in the next mornings paper.
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The Wing continues talk Of 'Sccession. and because
we published some articles from the ~ 4 Tribune ana ~
Y Times to show how far those Northern Zee son papers
ian tshpd the Richmond Whig school in the consolidation
doctrine of attacking Southern State wh tire ana s"'fa
Il attempts 10 prove coalition between Mr. Casklc ana our
selves the Northern free soes Inc wing shouiu NOV
u;ue, that the bee gathers honey from The oteesl he'os'
,nn c toad according Shakespeare carries precious jew"
al - - h.o5 and that ;ru may be found in the
\ Y. Tribune.
We are surprised to the Wing again alluie 70 seces
sion as in the late election, practical secession from 'e
Wig ranks and consolidation IN the Democratic array nave
been so sirnaly disastrous 10 The wing party
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7.
The steamer Empire which lately lett Dunkirk, has no.
been heard from although her arrival is Serious APP
prchcnson entertained that she was sunk In the gale OF
las; Thursday night.
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,DNIssIOS TO THE OPERA.

,,.. coumn we publish the list OF ra'es Oh aa"'iS
:" on., and believe that they vii! meet Win gen
o" :" ~ II must not be forgotten, that 'he expenses
.a possessing it does several artists ToS'
u rary roma thousand TO fifteen hundred uo
,o very large, and that the travelling expenses anu
hnns for upwards hundred persons form no
;,a, tn these must be added the rent OF Tie lhe''''
ho ernonse incurred by Mr. Potter in keeping MS com
,ernloyed during the stay of the Italian opera ooni
pany t ,, cal, az tickets
and G,r securing seats the Theatre, and WIN remain
ever day a, the hours specified in Tho advertisement
mond has given abundant proof tha II KNOWS ~" - ~
RAIL- when the entertainments offered deserve ~ anu
not be the shadow Of doubt that inns Justly
!; sr or,i,I,d ~ The most extensive patronage.
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10 II. y.
4 violent snow storm has been raging here all day.
The ship Massachusetts from Manla anchored IN Nan
tuckct roads to-day, on tire.
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AI.BEMARLE DISTRICT

POwcIFs MAJ. To
We he estimated the majority Tor Mr. Goggin in Bed
ford p larger than he said he expected after
seeing Impartial returns from his county.
FREDRICK-Wa and Ward, Wings. elected to the
LegisIa,uby one hundred and fifty odd majority.
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.HOBILk, q
YELLOW FENER-'rhis awful disease has broken our
here causing great alarm among people. The board o
health however report that ii not on the increase bat adj
wise strangers to stay away from tho city until the total dis
the disease.
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We cordially endorse the following patriotic recommends

uon: For the Enquirer.
ysss,s E5i;ors-'Thc arrival of kossuth the Hungarian
pao, and exile daily expected in this country ana we
h, his coming with little Joy. Not IKE olliei ul''i-
puished foreigners who have pad US 'fansoi5 vss o
comes among take up permanent a0ooe ~ nun. I
home his own adopt soil OF freedom as ms
and 10 be one amongst US -,, 80, h,ou,
His patriotism his zeal and love Tor iIeeaol arc
His name within itself is Greatness and yet he steps upon
N. free American soil almost destitute as the flsh peg
car or the poor Italian Minstrel Shall we men, WHO lln,e
his and cXolled his resistance 10 tyranny,
suti.r hun TO De deprived OF those Injuries o HE because
zee will not unloose pursc-sfngs! eha we au'e n.,
who has lost his all in Freedoms cause, 10 ne
n beo@nr amonps, US! We answer, no! Although we,
throu1 our representatives. have extended 10 nm an
ton to make land his home, and our chc mas
ordered national honors 10 be paid :" distinguished
We, not one has been contributed 10 place nun a'i s
pecunariiy independent! kossuth comes NOT a.oe ''
yife-thc woman among ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nii.
she who is heroine heroes in whose bosom Is rre
m ted every sentiment of purity and patriotism lal a"ca III
,,, of her noble and iilustrious Spouse she who In me
dark and drearv hours of Punishment anu inctceauoh
h.eted his lonely moments she now coie> amongst u.s. ~
share with hlr the Joys and blessings oi an
freedom Yes 10 paTiakc OF ina! c"i"al s''
ins which We have extended. Shall not we then extend TO
him the pccunary OF sustaining that position "c
tyranny has from him VIII not the he,'Hpvn %
Oh Dominion example Tor others l" ioo" ~
~, Virginia herself contribute aid this hiusous patfio
Come one all contribute your ml'c IL "' al" "e
wnu like us loves freedom and whose prayer ever WIN oe
r tr.ctns :, hts Let US only meet hl:n with MI.
riona Saiutes, buI with open hands, loving he"'s' anu "
, purses ,..:.; 7 ,no,,i rbc
lime was whar your mothers put forth their every er ~
edous caus, We ask you 10 come form ana a' lis
second Joan of Arc. She will soon be among yo" ALTHOUGH
once living al tie uxues {" ms me- sic Is no" poor anu
destitute Her all has been SACRIFICED ny ciue1 ti'''!
We now besecch You put forth your mite 10 aoa ~
VIII YOU no; raise contributions among youTsc YES ana or,
ward them for lustrious and yet so dependent guess
We would hunby and respectfully suggest al lie en-.
zcns of Rchm,n appoint Treasurer 10 receive suc iuhs
m il NAV please the citizens of Virginia 10 contribute towards
aiding the note patriot kossuth 10 render himself aad
family comfor IA bic Shrn they amongst us.
/ Ii is u noble cause, and for noble man. ~,,
Louisa Oct 3d. 1851. fhEEDoN.
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The hypocrisy OF Nhigsey las received ieo"As u ''
hands o sensible people in this District winch ought not
o :, ,. n even those hardcncd sinners imposure who
attempted as their last card to play the " Union
sna hunbug in the late election. Driven rom oil the'r
OLD issues. beaten and whipped till they either con-
vinc.d their errors ashamed oi using uieA' 'hes
snt nothing ubou, Bank Tariff Or Distribution They re-
ovsd Ia try 10 deceive the voters this district 20 tho
ssue Of the dissolution continuance OF This blessed Union
Of free sovereign republican States. Now, II Is not to be
believed that in hundred who chartered ms scnseies'
CIV really thought the Innn was IN any danger or
tbe nj all depended upon the election OF Judge Ias"c or
MIR Bolts was the last card 10 dccc9c and Ike all tfich-
sers they used cumsy that they were caught IN theif
Inavery Bots started the cry when he found many OF MS
Wings had been sufficiently reused 10 sense ol sein'e
pondcrcs and Iust views OF the rights OF the
States take part in the meetings here IN relation 10 SEND
Inc delegates TO the Nashville Convention Many Of hcm
wee ready and willing Join Republican party in per-
forming that OF duty 10 their best interests and 'c
tights OF the States soverc.ncs. Bolts this guilt for
him and played bold card 10 stop them tie ndled ct-
He has ndcd mary letters. II had the effect To STOP
many Of them and prevented the people here from joining
IN that movement, advised by both Wings and Demo
Gratis in the Legislature, with most rare unannlty--
In declining however carry out The advice and opln-
ion OF the Legislature, they were driven to adopt
series of State Rights iesoinos offered By Judge Robert;
Bolts and his consolidation federalism These resolutions
have stained them political cyphers, since they made
many Rejecting and honest ana true men Of the par
", I'VE tue their c"uuf!y) refuse 10 sustain Bolts
and his federalism AMI ns sc The Ii" Ia hct o"n solemn
resolves passed scarcely year ago. They have Out
from The Wings and Won't s"rru:: ,e doctrines which"
in plan English, The doctrines that caused the
erac:m"n: OF the Alien and ScGun Laws. We say well
done friends. You have stood % Your country instead Of
party. The you reflect this >anrct, aud review
course will DC satisfied q!
and cause Of cong:aulIcn Bolts has made pol
icai cyphc himself after hayia drlnled into his ranks
rf the so hearted gentlemen. who, awhile lifted
their eyes in holy horror his ''mpu!encc in thrusng
himself the Wing party this district We think he has
cypcrated item, and cons.-n,i them the lower deep
They formed the silk stockn. and Clean shirt party who
helcd Kill Mr. bv;ts W,o Year. ago. aud death bed rcpcn
:srce Won, save them from ard hate o the Bolts tail
tn, tail would much assist il cey an4 places OF
trust and honor any @cnurc Republican, han any OF these
cas- leaves in" They may hang thet harps the will
lows.
tsTe Ball Shockoe iii! Tavern will take place this
evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

The "Unon Safety Committee at New ork nave aooP-
Ted rs the ticket b. voted for as sound on The co-
promise four Democrats and four Wings from the TWO par
" tickets The Democrats Henry > hanaai 1or @cc
,.tury Of State; John C. Wright for Comptroller; "'
McAlpne for Engineer and Surveyor; anu WIN Nicui''
from the B! Senate District. The wings are S'"''' "
Foore fer Judge Of Appeals James NJ Cook for treasurer
DAME, I-nn for Attorney Generals AID Henry Fitzhnsh,
for Canal Commissioner.
towards al fourteen thousand aigna ware reported 10
n. Castle Garden "Un!on" pledge applicable 10 the APP
,,oacGin, election.
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DE MOCR RATIO SOMIS NATIONS
FoR GOVERNOR
col. JOSEPH JOHNSON, OF HARRISON
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
SHELTON r. LEAiSE., OF MADISON
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILLIS r. BOCCck. OF APPOI,TTny

Election to DC held on Monday. sth of D.c.mbx
the amended Constitution stall b. adopted m .
heidi thru l.Tnu The >IIi DAi OF Ur,rNtrf IA We
II"pt i'"v"rHo and Attorney 49,
members and OF The Hons" ,g!r, A., 81. t
qualified to the question OF the tl,gr let'r's
Will have the right tie ,,r. .s'
IA which Ihry reside. >''s'''
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Among the most beautiful articles that we have ever seem
ar. IN. gold silver and bronze globes and elegant wafeaa'
Of glass with those sals ingeniousy and eSqui''e'! Trans
csed-whch ornament the extensive warc'rooms o. -he'
Richardson IL Co.. Main Street. lhey are " "S 'o
ufacure and obtained at the "o'l' ran
into The house BY the liie-like Lion and Tiger
,,e,Iv initiated on wors,ed Rugs-whch stare at you
fcnm the windows.
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LATEST NEWS 81 IRE TElEGRAPH.
rrlc .rn nlcI for the Richm0mh Emamircr.

Tclc-rapi,cd for the Richmond Enquirer.
Bos7ox Der o.
The ship Massachusetts from Manila, anchored in Nan
tuckct roads to-day, on tire.
BUFFALO Der 81.
The steamer Empire which lately lett Dunkirk ha. no.:
been heard although her arrival IL due. Serious APP
phcnsions entertained that she sunk in the gale OF
last Thursday night
MOBILE, Ocv 81.
YELLOW FEvER-This awful disease has broken
here causing alarm among our people The board oi
health however report that il is not on the increase but adj
wise ngers stay away from tho city until the total dis
Appearance OF the disease
PHILADELPHIA. Der. y.
\ vonng man here. named McGarry assaulted and
mnrdarr: Ia, night by Gang OF fire rowdcs An ndvid
ua named James Mcl.adarn has Been arrested and commit
ted strong suspicion OF having been implicated in the
murder
BALTIMORE, Ger. q.
The Northern markets continue AT previous quotations..
Flour steady. Corn declining. Wheat firm. Stocks
dull Sales l 500 bbls Howaristrcet Flour made to-day
s. 81. Grain. last quoted.
Gs-LUyE.iLE; cGEcEEr.-rhero viii be lar e Ju
re"e C2ncs he -n"a VI T. ch,rtl "n Grace street TO-
Bay; n"' >Gna', . w !' i,i ~, t N"" tSI
comnrsrce O'Clock Tickets - Cents Children hall price
ATTENTION FIHEMEN.
"A , at y"aF Gs,ns houses %T THURSDAY "eA at
6 " order the riip' n6 Isl Hitt Secretary,
bkott E-.i,rr Richmond made BnI.Gcs.
I'D :! l. the pair. No 49, Ca: street. hc:Strn Columbian
IIu. AMI the BASIN y. DENEREiN
Leather Dealer
3gLACclH5 Asp nEoWH cLpTii ovENc oATs. !;
Black Brown Cloth Ovcr:uI embracing Ire styles the
rnrI and c,u. Call No l2. Main aud them
MERCHANT ~ WElSIt;ER
NANCY SILK AND SATIN TESTS.-S. MERCHANT
NEISitEH have received Jea1iu. lot %! Fancy ECI,
silk and satin Vests. go" qIa!!y aud beautiful PATTERN
MERCHANT Il WEtSIcER
TIE OPERA! SECURED SEATS:
ID II TAYLOR hs inform families residing the
special with the Dcf
prepared orders
at Nights Families
lance. avoid the craw the BOX
send h.If o!..s raey. accompanied by III. requisite
Address pre- l1r p H. TAYLOR. Piano AMI Music
Ware House. 100 Main opposite the Banks
6tOLD HISE-luCk'S OFFICE door. above the Al.
IN rifnara iini-l
Drawing OF Paapsco Isl. DC. -:
- 70 - 81 - =. ~ Is =! ~ -.
DrtwiH- Grand Consolidated. Y:
- ~ l. = II Il - 10 20 Is 81
For o!lyTeI Air.iS Capitals oI s3U,11 l0Oan Of
2tNt ni hD. Nos, II drawn Tickrtsouly
Also the Dollar loticryCaIIas: = o.: s%lafl Oct %
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bHILADELpH;A. oCT. -.
\ Young man here. named McGarry was assaulted and
murdered last n..ht by -ang fire rUwdcs. An ndvid
ua named James Mcl.adaun iaS been arrested and conm
ted on strong suspicion Of having been implicated in the
murder
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baltimore, yet. =.
The Northern markets continue Al previous quotations.
Flour steady. Corn declining. Wheat firm Stocks
dull Sales Of 500 b5s Howarstrcet Flour made to-day,
3 Il. Grim. as Ilsi ulUi.t.
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~ =, mn, rr,0sIsM.-Wh the latter SEMI
men, finds lodement in the female oosoi = ,remes II
nv ,,;b,o - cyhbit itself in the opposite eSiei;ne
200 n1 ,he examination the Syracuse rioters ia"
Score Judge Conkng his said that on me s. I ram
the crowd in the court room, were se'e. consider
Is.ei in the Booner costume VINO cfeateu e"hsiue
& rciIuen they being the observed OF AL ha
On - hc was the wife Of Moses Sumner one VI .S Pr
o"o IN ,he afternoon the Boomers pionlcnaueo 'ie
escorted bv ntntlelnen.