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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19
Sligo and Tyrone Ir0s.

80 TONS assorted Ear Iron 435 bundles assortc
w Small Iron; 100 bundles Hoop Iron; 90 bundles
Sheet Iron 80 bundles Nail Rod Iron 100 iays Slab
from received by late arrivals for sale very low
by FARLEY 81 CHRISTIAN
Aug l3, ls51-1y.
WHITE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. RI have now
w in store stock of pure white lead and window
glass, of the best quality, which will sell cheap
A. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

'FREsERvE A LIKENEss WHILE YOU CAN FOR THIN.:
L ENp.N
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

A FINE assortment of Mahogany Boards and in
~ neering; Hair Cloth Seat Springs and CaneAN :
Store and for sale by FARLEY 4 CHRISTM
Aug l3-y We
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

CABINETS AND JEANS-75 pieces Satnetts and
- Jeans for sale by EMERSON Il SHIELDS.
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Fake particular Notice.
HAVE this day sold P. H. Conger my stock of Good
1 To all those indebted to me. say come in and
is absolutely accessory, and can't be aroded
Delays are dangerous both to You and me.
Aug. %. w, F. WIGHTMtN
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FRANCE,

Dispatches from the Captain, General of
Cub, dated 18th of March, announce that the
entire islani enjoyed the most perfect tranquil
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Cotton Statemant.

There have been received in Charleston
during the past week 3,577 bales, (corres.
pouding week last year 1898 bales. Ex-
parted In the same time to foreign ports 4
092 bales coastwise I, ,93T bales making
the total exports of the week 6,O29 bales
and leaving on hand 4 stock Of 20, ,2O2 bales
inclusive Of 4,S44 bales on shipboard not
cleared, against q stock Of 23,687 bales same
time Last year.
The total receipts since our last report
amount to 9,093 bales, (against I ,5S7 bales
same week last year j making grand total
since the lst Septemberto TO date Of 2,962, ,466
bales, against 2,27S, l24 bales the same time
last year, and ,9S9, ,4O2 bales the year pre-
vious.
The total exports TO foreign ports amount
to 2,3lI ,642 bales showing IN increase of
4S5,550 bales from thosu Of last year to the
same time. The shipments TO Northern
ports show an increase of 304,769 bales.--
The stock on hand at all the ports is S7,i42
bales less than those Of last year at the
same period.
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3tafbs.

SWEET BE HKR REST"
On the 25th ult., at the residence Of c. X.
and N. NJ. Twitty, their infant daughter
ELLA BLAKE, after an Illness Of 8 weeks,
aged l3 months and one week.
Her disembodied spirits flown
To climes and fields Of pure delight;
There pain and sorrow ara unknown,
Bat all IL calm, serene aad bright
KupRRD.
G. p. CoLLEeE, N. c., June 26, 1854. i.
In.Fsirasid District on Friday 18th nit,
Of fehsoaie dysentery, CHAs. q. WnLIAnsoH,
In the sofa year Of his age.
On Sunday svening. June 27th. aged -,
Msa. MARsAssr FRAscEs HAMPTON, daugh-
ter 81 the late Gen, Frasses Preston, Of Viz
gaia. and wifs q Gel. Wsds Hampton, Jr,
Of Columbia.
I'm Rockingham Conasy. N. C., on The a9d
alt. RkupsH REID, aged about 60 years,
re fsihsr ef ths pssssat 0oyerner ef North
lToNn8 fp
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CURE FOR HYDRoPBoBrA.-Mr. James
A. Hubbard, Of Boone country, Illinois,
in letter to the st. Louis Republican,
gives the following receipt -
Eighteen years ago my brother and
myself were bitten by a mad dog. A
sheep was also bitten at the same time.
Among the many cures offered for the
little boys, 1--WE were then ten or twelve
years of age friend suggested the fol-
lowing, which he said would cure the bite
of a rattlesnake Take a root of COM
mon upland ash, (generally called the
black ash,) peel off the bark, and boil it
to a strong decoction. Of this drink
freely.
Whilst ny father was preparing the
above, the sheep spoken Of began to be
afflicted with hydrophobia. When it had
become so fatigued from its distracted
state as.to be no longer able to stand,
my father drenched it with pint of the
ash root does to ascertain whether he
could depend upon it as q cure for his
sons. Four horses after the drench had
been given, to the astonishnent Of all
the animal got up and went quietly with
tlies flock TO grazing. Ny brother and
myself continued to take the medicine
for eight or ten days-one gill three
times day. No effects Of the dreadful
posion were ever discovered on either
ofus. It has been used very successfully
in snake bites, to my knowledge.
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A LIFE PASSED in PRIsoE-The Bal
timore Sun has the following account ::
"On yesterday morning, q prisoner, nam
ed William Downs, was released from
the Penitentiary for the seventh time. II
appears that he was first convicted of
stealing, on the 10th Of December, 1923,
when but l3 years old, and sent to prison
for one year. At the age Of 10, (Nov. %,
lS28,) he was again convicted of steal
ing, under three indictments, for which he
was imprisoned Q years. At the age of
%, (Feb. Is, 1885, he was convicted Of
stealing once more, and sent to the PEN
itentary for 4 years. Onthe 9th Of June,
1881 few months after his release
he was convicted Of stealing for the fourth
time, and locked up for 2 ycars. On the
lsth Of February, ls42, (after having
aired himself three years this time,) he
was convicted Of stealing for the fifth
time, and ordered to be locked up until
the 9th of April, ls4e.-On the 18th of
October, ls47, (six months after his last
release,) he was convicted Of stealing for
the sixth time, and sentenced to be cooped
and Gagged till the Sd Of April, 1850; and
on the 18th June, 1850, he was found
guilty Of being"a common rogue and vag-
abond," and orderd back to his old quar-
fers for two years more, from which he was
turned cut for another airing on the 18th
inst. Nov, whether Billy will keep him
self uncaged this time till the dog days is
n matter Of exceeding doubt, judging from
his former propensities. It has been near
twenty.nine years since he first entered the
penitentiary, and fully twenty-five. Of be
tsoensy-nins gears haoe been spent Jy Aim
iutk jaiI and penitentiary together, and
il may, therefore, be very properly said,
that from the age ol thirteen, Billys home
hiss been entirely in prison. A question
10 be determined Is, whether this man
(. .ons.isu.ioually thief. or whether,
from his fondness for his prison home, he
only commits small thefts in order to get
back again. For the qualification Of the
curious, we will state that Billy is native
ofBaltimore city, il now ~ years old, and
represented himself as bling addicted to
incorporate habits. He is well behaved
as prisoner, and Is an excellent weaver,
and there II NO doubt, II We had House
Of Refuge for his reception when he COM
mitted bis firat offence, at tbe age Of rs,
he would have grown up an honest and
industrious Fssss,r
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Six Gents Reward I

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSRIBER
III on Friday morning I'd Of July, Bound
White Boy, named WILLIAM F. AvENs-
Said boy is about ls years of age, 5 feet
or 10 inches high, hair of light color, and
weighs $50 lbs. quite robust looking fel-
low. He was bound to the Subscriber for the
purpose oflearning the Carpenters Business,
and absconded without cause or provocation.
A reward of sir cents, (Which Is five cents
more than he is worth,) will be paid for his
apprehension and delivery at Lancaster c. H
without any thanks. G.H. caldwell.
July ~ 2t
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CHOLERA IN TExAs.-Tbe cholera is said
to be making sad havoc In the vicinity of
Rutersville, Texas. Four wagoners were
recently founddead on the road, having died
ofcholera, with no one near them to witness
their sufferings and death.
Mr.. King, the Democratic candidate for
the Vice-Presidency, is a bachelor. Mr..
Graham, the Wing nominee for the same
office, has, it Is said, the most agreeable and
accomplished Of his countrywomen for
wife. Upon that platform, Mr.. G. has the
advantage Of his competitor.
DRoUeHr Our North Carolina exchanges
bring distressing accounts of prevailing
drought in that State. Wells, springs and
streams, heretofore perreniel, have gone dry,
or nearly so, in many sections, and all the
crops are being seriously injured.
"Look out dare how you throw bricks
guess you want to kill dis niggr," said
!usty black hod carrier the other day, when
large brick fell from two-story scaffold
upon his head, and broke in two without any
other damage.
Hon PRICE FOR SLAvEs-The Denton
(md) Journal states that on the 18th ult.,
there were sold at that place, for cash, a ne
gro man, aged 81 years, for $3.50; a woman
aged lS years, for $500; and a woman aged
II years and infant, for $3.50.
CAMPHESE AccrpENrs.-The Providence
Journal says: ave still find the record of
accidents by the use of burning fluid. almost
every day. We do not copy them; for
everybody who will take warning is already
warned"
AGREES OLD AGE.--The Auburn Adver-
tiser chronicles the marriage of Aseph
Morse, Of Moravia, in Cayug county, revo-
lutionary soldier, aged 81, to Cynthia Whit
aker, Of Locke, in the same county, aged 80,
relict of the same glorious period
Ho! FOR AUsTRALIA.-A schooner of ] SO
tons is to leave Port Stanley, on Lake Erie,
for Australia direct, in August She is to
be htted up in yacht style, and il is deemed
that she Is quite adequate to the voyage she
Is to undertake. She will pass through the
whole lire Of Canadian canals.
An Irishman who had Just landed, said the
first bit Of meat he ever ate in this country
was "a roasted potatoe, boiled yesterday
nd If you do not believe me, can show il
you, for have it in my pocket now"
| A lady remarked to printer the other
day, that although he might print kiss, he
must never publish it.
Boy, you seem to be quite smart-alto-
gether TOO smart for this school-can you
tell me how many six black beans are !"
ayes, half Dozen"
"Well, how many are half dozen of white
beans 7"
Ask"
Tremendous smart boy! Now tell me
how many white beans there are in six black
ones?"
Half dozen, IF you skin 'em!"
In consequence of this answer the scholar
came near being skinned himself.
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AHovel Ra. Trap.

They do tell such good one of our
good-natured driver, Philips, thas we
think it well worth the putting it in print.
1t appears that George went to his stable
last Saturday morning to fodder his
horses, and on moving his grain-box, found
a nest of some half-a-dozen young rats,
with the old 'un' quartered-behind it. of
course he stirred them up at once, and the
old rat in her hurry hid in Ge,rge's un-
whispefabies. Not sn old rat that time
though--fors when, in her search for the
best hiding place, she reached their most
roomy portionin in the rear, George grabbed
her with his hands, and going home,
hanging on,t as though something allied
him, he opened The trap and removed his
victim, consign;ng her to the tender mer-
cies Of the feline genus, even less tender
than the gripe which heretofore had been
her jailor. We do not learn that it is in
tended to take out patent for this trap
and would recommend it to any of our
readers who heretofore have found traps
baited with richly scented cheese and
Magnetic Powders alike ineffectual.-
Dunieisonviiis (Ct) Telegraph.
A gentleman in Woonsocket made a
successful trial of this novel trap on
Monday, evening. AS he was sitting in
his wocd-house, enjoying a social smoke
with a friend, monstrous rat started
from the opposite side of the room. and
run up the leg Of his pantaloons, inside,
impelling our friend to make sundry gy-
rations and some not iaint screeches. He
however, had thelresence Of mind to grab
the varmnt as it reached his thigh and
and although the Statutes Of this State
forbid strangling to death, the deed was
accomplished. We reckon our hero would
not like to have had his Daguerreotype
taken just as the rat was drawn from his
unwhisperables p Woonsocket Patriot.
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Anumber Of Jewish citizens Of New.
York have been incorporated into society
"for the purpose of affo. ding surgical and
medical aid;comfort and protection in sick
ness to worth and needy Isralites." They
are now raising subscriptions to aid in
the erection of commodious hospital.
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DRUGS and MEDICINES.
OUR MOTTO Is

"Quick Sales and Short Profits"
HALLE & TWITTY
MOST RESPECTFULLY INVITE
M the attention Of Lancasterville, and
surrounding country, to their
New and Cheap Drug Store,
one door south of J. Adams Store, where
they can find well selected stock Of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Seufis and
Perfumerys. Lady's Toilet Powders, Water
Colored Paints and Pencils, Puffs &c.
Fine Envelopes and Note Paper, Fine Chew
ing Tobacco and Cigars, always on hand.
Anything in our line, not on hand, will be
ordered for customers at the shortest notice.
All the above articles having been pur-
chased mostly for cash, will be sold lower
than the same article has usually been sold
in this place. Call and see that this is no
putting.
~- Our Soda Fountain is now in ope-
ration, and we are prepared to accommodate
our customers with Soda Water, Syrups,
&c. Ice always on hand.
Lancasterville, 8. c., April 90. 3mo.
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I'm Equity--Lancaster District.
John Richardson,
VS..
James NJ. Richardson, Bill for
Thomas Richardson, account.
Joseph B. Klingle, and relief, and
wife Margaret. so-fortt.
Mary Allen,
Cyrus A.Allen g. wife Jane
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that all the
above named defendants reside without the
limits of this State. 1t is ordered, on
.!'otion of Moore, solicitor for complaiuants,
that the said defendants do answer, plead,
or demur to the Bill in above case, on or
on or before the lst day of September, 1852,
otherwise judgment pro confesso, will be
ordered'a against each and all of them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
G. f. L. y.
Commissioners Office,
Lancaster, G. H., s. c.,
May oath, 1852. May 26 3m. III
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
IA of any character or grade against ST.
mon Beckham, Esq, late Of LANCASTER Dis
trict, deceased, are notified to present the
same legally attcsted, and all indebted are
requested to settle Immediately either by cash
or note.
A. J. CAUTHEN.
Qualified Executor.
Pleasant Hill p. o , Lancaster Dist, 3m
May 4th, 1852, IA
eB" Southern Standard will please copy
four times in weekly, and forward bill to
Pleasant Hill, p. O.
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PnoYEssoh y. r. G. -MrrTAo.-This
gsntlsmAn, VII kEowh TO this community,
Z now in ChafIotte, dciiveFinga series Of
lectures on the science Of Phreno Physiol-
.ogy. This is Z new science lately brought
10 light by the bent Of the Professors own
Renius. Tbiy science proposes 10 inform
the world, that everything IN nature is gov
crnsdl by form and coior, and that all cob
ors are redncted 10 tEo primitive, via:
black and white all the rest being COM
binatisns Of tlsese two. The Professor
win probably deliver anosbcr lecture %
night, Ia Springs Brick Bidding, when
and where an who afe curious to hear
him npos ths suijeet may attend M
q whiz
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80 arIiagrs.

On the gath plt by the Rev. VIM. Bron-
son, Mr.. T. v. WALSH, Of Camden, to Miss
ELLEN DAVID, Of Sumter District.
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SPE CIAL NOTICE :

rW" The friends Of GEORGE McC.
WITHERSPOON, Esq, announce him as a
Candidate to represent this District in the
Senate of the next Legislature.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS


DEMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
IL ut Lancaster c. H., July LIST, 1864.
Bailey, James s., Jones, Edmond
Baret, Daniel ~, Johnson, VIM. E., in
Burts, Dr. care OF DR.. Robert
Barksdale, Sam1, Johnson.
Burns, Rebccca M. Lany, A. A.
Chambers, Joseph Latham, Miss J. L.
Cauthen, John Mccall, w. T..
Cole, Miss Jincy r. McAteer, Andrew
CASTOR, DIR. w. Mouthrap, Rebecca
Dolby, ]. M. Mason, Drury
Erstidge, James Mathews, Owen
Frey, Joseph Perry, John
Frey, Sarah Rice, Jesse
Frost Hon. Edward Sharp, ID. c.
Fauikinberry, J. NJ. Twitty, Hiram
Flemming, Archey Tryon & Blackmon,
Funderburk, l. H. Underwood, J..
Cavity, Mrs. f. Walkup Israel p.
George, ID. Wylie, DR.. w.
Hammond, Geo. Watts, Mineria Miss
Hammond, 8. N. Whitaker, Levi
Hudson, VIM. Whitaker, Edward l..
Hough, John H. Williams, Joshua
Harper, w. s. David, or John.
Persons calling for Letters on this list will
please say they are advertised.
THOS. r. MAGILI, p. M.
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COM M ERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.
The Markets.

CHARLESTON, July 3.-Corrox-We con-
tinue our former quotations, the market
having closed firmly, and with further up
ward tendency Of prices. Sal bales changed
hands at pricec ranging from II to II cts.
CHARLESTON, June 26-HALF-PAsr PM.
CorroS-Salcs this morning about 90 bales
at ii cents.
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w~ The friends of J. A. STEWMAN
announce him as n Candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the Court, at the ensuing Elec-
ton.
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Camden Mail

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
At 8 o'clock, II. N.
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, d SATURDAY,
At Z o'clock, a. NJ
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COLUMBIA, July 2.-CorroS-Our Cotton
market to-day was quiet and very frm-pri.
ces were full, and the outside figures Of yes
terday were freely paid. SO bales were sold,
Mt prices ranging from 81 q 10 TIC cents.
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o III e AP q 90 D o
AZ KseAEair, ~ q.

TNHESUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECETv.
n ing from Charleston large additions 10
his stock Of CHEAP GOODS, among
which are many artielcs TO suit she coming
-season, which viii be cold at such prices ss
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. Those
wanting Goods win find Il 70 their ,sdvsn.
tage TO call sariy, before ne saany nkArzr
CHEAP articles are scld cut
- Terms cAsz, Or feus months for sp-
cHiRrHsRzwxsa.
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rW- The friends Of VIM. McKENNA
announce him rs a candidate to represent
this District in the Senate, at the ensuing
election.
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~- The friends of WnLIAM Rosrssos
announce him as candidate fof the Office Of
Clerk of the Court at the next election.
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ESTR AVS.
COTTON GINS.

TOTTON GINS OF SUPERIOR CON-
~ struction, and Of the best material, at
% per Saw, made and warranted by the
Subscriber. Also, Wheat Fans, Thrashing
Machines and Horse Mills.
Old Gins faithfully repaired. All orders
thankfully received and punctually attended
TO. r. }. McCREIGIfT.
Camden, 3. C., April Ia, 1859. l0,6m.
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ChesterVille mail:
DUE WEDNESDAY, AT 5 p. NJ.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, AT IL A. NJ.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE EN-
IL tire stock Of Goods belonging to r.
X. CuREToS, Jr, feel disposed to say to the
public l am prepared to sell either Dry
Goods or Groceries rs low, on time, or low.
er for cash, than any merchant in the MP
country. Come gentlemen and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
-.. J. E. CDREToN.
WAxHAw CREEK, June 30. Ct 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.


State of South Carolina.
Lancaster District.
I'm the Common Pleas.
II. Z. Potts, Declaration in
ys. Foreign -
1'D.Gordon. Attachment
WHEREAS, THE PLAINTIFF DID
W on the 22th day Of April, 1852, file
his Declaration against the Defendant who,
Gas it is said)s is absent from and without the
limits of this State, aad has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom
a copy of the said Declaration might be ser
we'd. It is, therefore, ordered that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration on or before the 18th day of
April which will be in the year of our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred snd Fifty
Three, otherwise, final and absolute Judg-
ment will then be given and awarded agains
him.
II. r. PRICE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Lancaster c. H.,
APrh To- ioo2' 1y.qr.no.ll
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Chesterfield, g. II. Mail.
DUE SATURDAY, AT 10 A. NJ.
DEPARTS Thursday, AT 4 AN.
All letters must be deposited by o'clk
P. NJ, to ensure their departure by next
mail.
T. r. MAGILL, P. NJ.
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MR.. EDITOR--PIease announce Capt.
A. A. Gu.LEsPIE as a Candidate for Tax Col
leetor Of Lancaster District, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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Charlotte Mail

Charlotte Mail
DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
at o'clock, p. If.
DEP rs TUESDAY, THURSDAY, d SATURDAY
At Z o'cloch, A. M.
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WinsbOrO' mail.
DUE SATURDAY, AT 9 p. NJ.
DEPARTS THURSDAY, AT 4 p. NJ.
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NOTICE.

HAvING DISPOSED OF MY STOCK
IL Of Dry Goods and Groceries to J. E.
CuREToN, take this method of returning
my sincere thanks TO the public for the
generons patronage which Ihave received
from them during the space of time have
been engaged in business.
Tx. CURETON In
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MR.. EDITOR-Please announce Mr.P.T.
HAMMOND rs Candidate for the House of
Representatives in the next Legislature, and
Oblige MANY VOTERS
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Concord mail
DUE THURSDAY, AT @ p. NJ.
DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT @ A. NJ.
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W~ The friends Of p. T. MOBI.EY an
nounce him as Candidate for Tax Collector
ut the next election. II l6
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DEMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
LII ut lancaster G. H., July LIST, 1852
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19
THE LATEST NEWS.


C,,xy..rp, Feb. 1.-THE riot yesterday
,o,,,enced OF, account Of the discovery of por-
So 'n. Of human bodies in the cess pool Of the
HH,,r o,onathic College, which were identified
~ TUE he friends Of the dead. This caused great
" !!,;tsment, and, 20 sstisty the public mind. a
eAr,mi,tee Of five citizens was appointed to 60
ugh the building and examine every, part.
A. LAIN. the crowd increased largely, and hun.
lbs with lanterns, bludgeons, &C., were
go rTeosted about the building. Every door,
E,o, The first 60 The fourth story, was burst in
~ The cosami,tee, the mob occupying the
s:,;rs, passage, Sc, awaiting their report.
/, he dissecting room, situated IN the cock
t,f, the committee found the bodies OF a man
a~4 woman partly dissected, aud dry. goods
~ sIled with feet, heads, trunks, and other
r,r.;ons of bodies. One Of the committee re-
t.,snized the hands oil his own daughter by
'.~Ss,;stakabie marks. The crowd then went
- .rd rausacked the rooms, cas,ing their con-
IS from the windows. A full length skele-
80, v,s ashed to a BARRIERS pole aud carried
sIsrt the streets. The building was twice
go but extinguished by the authorities
H., Light Artillery and several military com.
r,r:s. have been called out and are on guard,
- rell as the civil authorities.
The mob has continued about the building
hing the whole day, and fears are entertained
" . renewal Of the attack tonight. The
>..r;,F has called Oh all good citizens to aid
r. Cuelliug the not.