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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS Nov. "a,

RICHMOND MARKETS, Nov. "a.
lObAICO-Ihere continues to exist a good de-
m mo or all descriptions Of Tobacco. and prices
OF last week fully mant mel. We quote Leaf common
70 good So TO T. fine $7f to ST. and Sl24 for extra
hne qualities; Lugs 81 so TO SO, general sales
READ & BARKSDALES.
fbOuR-Receiptsc continue light-we quote Ri CHI
mond country at So 75a$3 87a and ScottsviIe at SO
873 per Dbl
WHEAT.-We quote prime white at s5c; red soc
CORN-We quote the current rate at 62sa65 cents
per busheI.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25

POLITICAL NOTlCE.-Col. John A Meredith.
this city, and Rob. G. Scott ESQ.,, the candidate of
the Democratic party will address the People of the
CITY ON Saturday night, the 20 inst at the African
ChuTch-the speaking to commence at O'Clock
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OtdI. 100
The classes are supposed TO be fully made up,
but it ia certain that there less number OF medical
students in the city now, than there at the same
hayesyet reached New York N. Y, Com.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25

COUNTIES SoNTAG.-Iis now reduced to a certainty
that this eminent singer, who's life has been marked
by such romantic vclsudes, and who is fast resumng
her place first vocalist OF Europe, will come to The
United States. We assured, on the best author
y that as soon as her engagements terminate in Ger.
many she will turn hiiherward dobtless to stir up
another musical enthusasm.-Ne,r York Eeening
Part
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25

ENCOUNTER WITH Pirates The English papers
give an account of an engagement between her Ma
esy's steam irigate Janus and The Riff PR ates the
coast OF Morocco in which Lieut. Powell, command
ing the Janus was seriously wounded, and several
of the crew more or less injured, by the destructive fire
of The Moors.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25
PUBLIC MEETING.

We, having been appointed by or respective rar-
Richmond upon the coming State elections in JET
Ierson Ward, on Tuesday night next, in Madison
w ard on the Saturday night following and in Mon
roe Ward on the Tuesday night succeeding
The place of meeting will be announced hereafter
A JUDSON CRANE
VIM. F. WATSON
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Duel ExPEcrED.-The New Orleans Bee in
Inmates that it is feared Senators Downs and
SouIe, are ahoutto fight, in consequence of an
insult aimed at Gen Downs i'm late letter of
Mr. Soue's Gen. Downs, the Bee states, once
had an affair Of honour in which he received a
wound 50 desperate that its effects will ac CON-
many him 70 the grave
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25

The Democrats of Norfolk city have brought
out DR.. f. c. Robinson for the Senate, and Col.
Mordeca Cooke.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25
RICHMOND COLLEGE

We take pleasure in giving place to the follow
ing communication in behalf of most meriori.
Gus enterprise. The considerations urged by the
writer leave little further to be sad. Our cit.
zens will not fail, we trust, to appreciate the i'm
portance of having near the city, we'll endowed
institution of learning, at which our young men
can be educated without the expense necessarily
incident to sending them away from home:
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pIRIIC nISGuSSI0A1

Messrs. WATSON and CRANE, Stste Electors. will
address the eiizrns of Richmond, at Military Hall,
III Jefferson Ward; this, Tuesday Evening at o'clock
Com Of Democratic and TVhig PARTIES
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~ DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, ask the at,
tenuon of dealers to their auct n sale OF Groceries,
&c, this morning, at 10 o'clock, without regard to
weather. no 25
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BILLING OFF-atw WHITE 4,

gasa PAGES old store, 10 Market Bridge.-slo,
WIN 900 worth OF Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Lea
Ssssu> ther.-The subscribe now offer to the people
OF Richmond and the public generally, their entire
stock OF Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Leather, at their
old store ID Market Bridge, greatly reducee prices
The stock embraces general assortment of seasonabIe
goods, for ladies' misses, cbdens, eentiemen's and
servants wear, all OF which will be offered at reduced
prices until Wednesday, tile l0th December when the
balance OF the stock will besold without reserve, at
public auction.
Now is the time for individuals and families to Law
in thef winter supply at low prices by calling at l3
Market Bridge on
no IS WHITE q, PACE
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish New York
Sehr Mount Vernon, Bragg Thomaston
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia
Schr Golden Rule, ChambsrIayne, New York
BALTIMORE, Nov. 24-Cleared, schr Courier,
Davis Richmond.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25

"The claims which large number OF French mer.
chants and ship owaers have to prosecute against the
Government Of the United States, account OF arb.
trary seizures by the houses of 1lonia h We
not been liquldated and paid; but the American Con.
gtess and Washington Cabinet have formally leeog.
nzed their justice, and we shall soon obtain legitimate
satiStaCtiOn >,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25

EpLACkWOOD'S MAGAZINE FOR NO.
I'D VEMBER. Contents: The Dramas of Henry
Taylor; Legend Of Gibraltar; German Letters from
Paris; The Submarine Telegraph; Ny Novel, or vari-
ter Thief; A Morse popular Tale; Day Deans OF an
Exile; Autumn Poll tics. Subscripton SO per annumt
NASH q WOODHOUSE
no 25 I39 N ains traa.
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EdNcNtlO2l.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
Institution presents the parents guardians, and the
phanthropc. liberal terms for finished education than
For the payment Of hundred dollars in advance
script will lsued which nes the holder to have whole
family of boys educated without any further charge for
tuition and for the payment OF five hundred dollars script
will be given emitting the holder and his legal representatives
to have perpeually scholar in the Institution.
The high literary character of the Faculty. well the
heathness OF the location, and the moral training Of the stu
dents, makes it OF the desirable Institutions OF the
South for the education of our youth.
For particular information relative the Institution app
alton can be made either Of the Undersigned who
authorized Agents for Louisiana:
INV. PICTON, 1853 Carondelet st..
J. G. DUNLAP, 81 Camp ST.,
felO 3m w. P. CAMPBELL ~ (;nvier st.
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GRAZING: GRAZING:

FRANCIS DUVERLI SAUCER takes this
method Of informing the public that he has opened his
PASTURAGE, situated in Tnnsburg two miles below the
city, the Right Bank Of the River opposite the U. s.
BarIacks where he is prepared to for Pasurage
HORSES, COWS and other animals. His CHARGES will be
moderate possible and he respectfully socits their
aested For further particulars, apply the premises.
No, J Exchange Alley. mh.S 2tain hi3In
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MADAME DWELL
UNION GALLERY.

NO TO 81. JNUTIeS Stffsl, Np Nn1TS.
E>XHlBITION of Select, Ancient and Modern PAINT
II lNGS-The Ne Plus Ultra of the Art of Painting,
VIEW TEsRRIFEE with sunset, by the cele-
BEINs CROWNED WIIHrHoRNs, by Ludoyico Caracci -.
CATTLE PIECE, by Rosa de riyole. GRACE BKroRK
from the Pencil of Beard entitled The sQgArTERs Por
specimens of Ancient and Modern Art, forming the best
collection of Paintings ever exhibited in this country.
tn Single Tickets 80 cents Family Season Ticket 81
LIZ Each person visiting the Union Gallery will be emit
tied, without CHARGE chance in the Gratuous Dis
tbution of Fifteen Paintings, be Armstrong; Ex
change Royal street, which will take place the Is, day
May. 1851.
LIZ Omen during the Day and Evening fel3 If
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WE best aud strongest certified medicine the sod for the
habua aciity The appetite asthma,
piles cpent consumption debility arising levers
lever and heat cold old diseases
from Imperfect Digestion OF the
USE Tor females suffering on erangt
AMONG the numerous and highly respectable certificates refer
To the following:
Professor A. A. HAYES. M. d., State Assayer;
FlTzHESRr HOMER, Esq, Boston; "A.
Jas Z. DUNN ESD, City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon. MyRON LAWRENCE, tx Pres. Mass. Senate;
Hon. L. H. ARNOLD, formerly Governor oil Rhode Island,
now member Of Congress;
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor OF Mich
gan, now Y. :. Senator;
Hon; 7; MoREHEAD. formerly Governor of Kentucky
now u. 8. Senator;
Hon. S M s. PHELPS. s. seaato' from Vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON FOoTk, member of Congress from VT.
Hon. IL ID. FOSTER, member of Congress from Penn
Hon m. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wiscon
sin Territory;
Gen: A. e. DoDGE, memberin Congress from Iowa;
r. p STOwK, ESQ.,. Clerk in the House OF Representv's
GRO. W. JONES. Esq Surveyor General, Dubuque, la. ;
JOSEPH HOxIE, Esq, Is Wall street. NewYork.
Many other individuals the highest responsibility be referred
TO- who confirm all that has been said IN oil this invaluable
REED, BATES Il AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists, No.
IS Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents.
For sale by j. WRIGHT L. CO., Isl Charities st.
- Price 81 per bottle SIX bottles for IS.
~ CAUTIoNEach bottle the Genuine oIygena,ed Bers
wl have the outside wrapper printed IN English French and span
s with signature Of Geo. Green, PROPRIETOR upon Three
addition engraved label Top OF The
" mis- d&W
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Gas 4! Gas Gas!

A L. SCOVILL'S PATENT Gas BURNERS
IA be procured II Poydas up stairs. The Pa.
tent Gas Burner gives brilliant light and u saving
compared with the old burners. proper person will be
fel2 AR. BAKER & CO.. Agents.
THE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
Richmond Baltimore, Philadelphia New Yorh and Boston,
fen II FERD. KENNETH l. co. 80 Magazine ST.
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STIMSON & CO.'S
&S4SN 81 sssr1 1;I1a
New York, New Orleans and Mobile
EXPRESS,

CONNECTING with the swittest and most
~ responsible Expresses between The principal towns in
Mane New Hamshpe, Vermont. Massachusetts, Rhode
Island Connecticut Lower Canada Newf York State, Della
ware Pennsvivania MARYLAND, District of Columbia, indi-
ana, Ohio Illinois, the Western states generally, the Mis-
sissipp and Aabams River and The prominent places
in Georgia and the CaroInas.
tx Our facilities extensive and periset TIA, we
TRUNKS. PACKAGES and ALI ABLE PARCELS,
from one end of the the Other and between the
From our many years experience the Express business
while Connected with Messrs. ADAMS Co., and our
merOus other respects quot the Least OF which
the confidence and patronage OF the NewfOrk commu-
nifty we feel assured that shall TO give the
most entire satisfaction TO our trends ue Jewelers. bankers
and Merchants generally. ,r =,
We beg call atlentonto our Caorns from
Newt rIeans and our Express between New Orleans and
Mobile. -, .
eS- Ofiices-23 Camp street. NswOheans, and y Wall
street New York falo anis
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Ia yFNt dNNNI WI
L rEASever Offered ior
sal ei nil,lsclty and at lower
price. The = TEAS are (
the latest importation, aud
oi The most choice qu1lilies
grown IN e. nina. having
been selected with great
care. For she use Of lam
lilies they are put MP in
small quantities in well s,'-
cured metallic packages, so
AS 10 pteS''i We their FRA
GRANGE Ms hong Ms IN the
chests.
Eytily retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotelssnp-
piled with every dnscrip-
ton OfTEAs, inchests. half
chests, u ID and 8 ID bOxe
ages, if desired.
jaN en- A.
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ECLIPSE STABLES,

DATES FORDNEY, PRoPRIEToR-On PA
- hppd street, opposite UniOn.-HOnes at all
times to let, either in harness saddle. ~
IN> Several fine Horses op hand for.aie. w
AZ IN Also. a prime lot of Kentucky Mules l2kS
Nv ~ IN for sale ON neasnnahe terms. nl m
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HO.YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

MAST INDIA HAIR DYE eoors the Hair and not the Skin
u Any by occasionally using this Dye eep his Hair
or Whskeru shade perfectly black This Dye
celebrated Chemist Dr. COMsToCk author OF
Chemistry Philosophy and by him warranted TO
color the Hair urng the least and without
the Skin. Il i sold in New Orleans only by
mill 6m ]. WRIGHT 4 70 ioi ChartTes ST.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING,

MRS. C. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
Nl LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT E@N
ING in Water Coors. She may he seen Miss Ca
Hurd's opposite Lafayette Square mh2l If ~
nR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon, would
- announce to the citizens OF this city and isss
vicinity that he prepared to attend all n
in his line entrusted his Dr. Elliott hopes HA
his long experience Veterinary Surgeon will n.--
him large business he spent in the Vete.
rinary College OF France five years in Prussia and the last
five in this city with The Doctor
charges from 81 10 so upon durable disease.
Advice gratis
E The Doctor be found all hours of the day and
night at Tattersall's Stables. st. Chai les street.
fH- FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and for sale. fel4 3n,
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HOLM MES
SODA WATER.

FU RENO Lead Poisoning.
II $. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes & co.,
SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFAC
fUkEk No ~ Carondelet street, Gtavier Offers 70
furnish his former customers and other retailers with Prs
s es wsier and Mead and calls particular attention
BLOCK I'm Cooler Pipes absolutely essen.
u by recent opements Of the deIetsmus
fleets produced by Soda Water drawn thrnagh lead pipes
3. W. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Wa Sara-
psfia, etc., etc.. in glass bottles. Orders for shipment
my quantity. carefully and PROMPTLY atiened TO- and de-
eed without extra charge for drayase. e S0a Wsfer
apparatus constantly on hand for sale ap1 Am
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T R I! y s s
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
g u r II.

TT This Truss is entirely different from all others in firm
and principle OF action consequently effect possessing ali tbs
advantages, while ire from the an uI,d IN
the var'ous kinds heretofore in The pressure mors
natural being comparatively light in bad Ruptures eau hs
ngs thereby aiorng security all times, under the
most violent exercise. by its when fitted BY the popye
tor, skIu Surgeon the is placed beyond the
danger OF Stran uaon, other painful dangerous
symptoms which Is not nnequent the of usses
II IA cnmmol practice tor afflicted with ema
10 select Truss and appy To themselves Ii is bad and
dangerous practice which be ony these who
understand Anatomy, and familiar wnh the nature OF
Ruptnes Let be remembered that the best Trpss may be
injurious, ii does the form of Rupture appld IN
and not fitted Therefore, have concluded to
iom NJ AGENClES, but 10 sell and apply the Truss only
Observe the sian Of the tY the door mhl4 lydE
DERRYAN SHOWER BATHS-I have on
1 hand an extensive assortment of SHOWER BATHS.
which, elegance and uneq allied BY any
9ther bath made EWOOnPERRY, IS Magazine St
LIZ Shower baths required mh12
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POARDING-Thre or four Gentlemen can OBJ
- tain Board and Lodging in private family where -
there other boarders, by applying at No. Circus E1
street. the moderate price OF % week also, aA
Lady and Gentleman. by applying Immediately. Reference
| required. mh.4 Inns
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DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

oF TIE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ;
Weakpess OF the Breast Bronchitis shortness Of Breath
,i. m the Chest Weakness and Bleeding the Lungs
pa,iaa Of the Heart Dspepsia. Co-tvenes and Pies
Pans IN he Bsck Spinal tie tons. Failing Of the Bowes
pnsus Ilirri Bearing Down, Irregular Painful u Pro
fuse aendeaey Abortion and Painful ftss
ascy and the bad shape incident Child bearing aud dinpo
iron 10 Drooprg, Longing and Wearmes habitnai Bill
ou 20 Sea Sickness asd hone Danhea. and ali Wsy
nnessss peculiar To Macs or Femse s 10y
cy'- Sold Only by DIR. SHERMAN, Agent fcx -
south, his office. I'D ST. CHARLxs srRxkr, New T.
leans LADIES fitted with the Brace at MRS. SaEk-
MANS. ~ Nayades street nhh 1yd&W
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.MlxSic! MlSsic :!

A. Pc II Err,
80 Royal. bet. 81. Philip and ursuline sts.,
OFFERS for sale large and beautiful assert
~ ment of cs5-PIAN FORTES .-As
which he will sell at the most reasonable pnces they
the acure OF the celebrated fLsyEL and ERAKD oil
Paris, the celebrity OF whose Instruments Requires
further comment.
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Spring and Mechanical Pianos,

four and eight hands, with all the bIancy expresOn
and deoacy Of execution producing the effect of two three
or four artists together.
Every piece OF Music be played these wonderful
Pianos by however ignorant of the notes. well
as by a celebrated artist.
These Instruments must not be compared with or take
for, the lately improved ORGANS.
All Music for these Pianos, instead of beng written IN
paper, is marked with Pins on piece of VOID and by
moving spring, every Pin strikes corresponding key
The of these Pianos has the Artists
for there attached TO them Keyboard OF Seven Oclaves
ike manner with ordinary instruments. and the hammers
strike the cords.
IT, Artists amateurs and the public generally are respect
fully requested call and examine Tor themselves the suit
scber being assured that if they do buys they fail
to be deeply interested. A. PERIER,
mhl9 If $40 Royal. bet. st. Philip and ursuline SIS
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piANO FORTEsH = The subscriber respectfully an
entire agency lin this city, for the sale Of the
ss5sb5assd AH3s N %snq vaSp saa
CH1CKERING, Boston; and that he has at this tune
very large Stock comprising all the varieties Also thrs'
good second hand Pianos. 49,.
ola istf HENRY PARSONS, IL Camp street.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC
Tea UsEs-PhO1SSP.

NO. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
I'M v largest assortment of GREEN aud BLACK
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A CERTAIN antidote against Constipation OF the Bow:
els Torpo. of the Liver, Indigestion, Papi,aii9n OF
the of Blood the Brain Nervous Head
aches. Cbills and Fever, etc.
. RECOMMENDED
Il. X. w. Hill, Esq. President II. B. Bascombe.
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Gen. Sam Houston,
RI.M n, Gwi. Capt. w 9. Fuller.
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No An election Of fifteen Trns,se. to ,rv. ,h, .nv v.,,
he'd the Office Of the Crescsns Mutn.l r
MONDAY, It'll prormo. hous. Of / and p
WIN. p CAMPBELL, Secretary. nhSs
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CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-The subscribers have constantly on hand
Mason County. Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri WRAP
PERS AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco in hhds. ana
bales selected for the Mexican market and for
TURNER RENSHAW
tSt- Tobacco baed to order. tci Iy
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q NOttco.-Tbe undeFagnsa resumeh buainsu an
his and will aid In the hqaon IN,
house Of LEvERCH co. dissolved ~ deesaae Of Mr.
EDWARD j. WALSH. ns0 W. t. LEvERICH
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
l. street. corner x Julia s,reet-The sabscrbef having
purchased this old established yard and laid fresh supply
of Coal prepared deliver suit. his friends
and the old the ard quality PrTs-
Coat. JOHN g. BROWER
EE Orders may be eft at The of Brewer Co.,
No IL Camp street. ALI 6m3n
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-12
THE MICHIGAN CONSPIRACY" TRIALS.

The evidence Of Henry Phelps, who testified for the pro-
secution the 25th ultimo is positive and direct
against Doctor" Abel s. Fitch than any thing have yet
Fitch TO have acted US captain or chief
selloT TO the banditt ta
Fitch told Phelps if he did not wish burn the depot
himself be could employ else, and make good
thing out of it, he would have nearly the whole Of the
$780, Fitch told him that be paid $50 for the burning Of
the depot at Detroit He had conversation about Of
the party named Laycock, who it feared, would expose
their plans and determined to have him arrested and
sent to prison. pity to kill him, in consequence Of
his youth The witness agreed to all the propositions Of
Fitch. Fitch spoke Of the depot in this city said they had
prepared the match there and sent in this city,
and paid him $3.50 for burning the depot said it
sucted as to burn given time, and they gave instructions
about he did not tell who the person ii sent to,
bur said had been done directed and when burst
spread rapidly that all the in the river could
extingush said they had injured the company 10 the
amount of about haa million Of money during the past year,
and would double that the ensuing He said they
going to burn the depot they got finished
said they had warned people ride the road, and
they knew better than TO do il, he did not d-n who
they killed, If it the Governor of the State In case
got into difficulty in burning the Miles depot ho said he would
bail me out change the venue and the Jack
son where he could get witnesses be Fhch
said his influence there great and that all the new Off
county were pledged against The road Fitch spoke
to me about burning Niles depot took into FIeys bar
room and then into small built into the bar-room and
exhibited to match, which, he said was made like the
used to burn the Detroit depot said they would give me
this another 60 Niles WITH and they were pre-
pairing to give Detroit another touch as they were getting
pretty well built up again.
Murder robbery, demonac desire for revenge against the
Michigan railroad company, we'll wholesale arson were
the confessed objects Of Dr. Fitch and bis companions
Fitch seems to have calculated greatly his persons n
ence to carry him safely through his dabocal schemes but
SO far he has counted without his host remains to be
seen what personal influence going to work with Court
and Jury in Detroit