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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10
NOTICE.

A LII persons are notified not to trade FOR or buy
Clifton Tooley, to Congreve J. Hurt, for sos,
dated between 25th of August and LIST Septem-
Der, 1858, due twelve months after date. Said
note was obtained by fraud, and the undersigned
will resist its payment.
Oct27 A. A. RUCKER
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

SENATOR FROM TENNEssEE.-A private
dispatch to Col. Tanner, Of the Louisville
Times, announces the election, by the Ten
nessee Legislature, Of John Bell as United
States Senator from March 4th, 1866
This will be gratifying intelligence to the
whole Wing party. We have in our ranks
few ADLER or more experienced men than
Mr.. Bell. This will be his third term in
the Senate. He has also been Cabinet Of
ficer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

GRoo SroPPED.-The City Fathers, by a
prohibitory ordinance stopped the sale Of
grog in this city, dating from last Monday.
The provisions of the law refuse license to
dram shops, and punish violation by heavy
fine. 1t is still in order to purchase the
"ardent," by the "quart'' or "barrel," how
ever, thus enabling "Old soaks" TO taper Of
without danger to the constitution.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

UrAB.-Lieut. Beale, in passing over
the table land between the Colorado and
the Gila, discovered number Of ruins Of
human habitations. Some Of them were
very extensive and of stone, and showed
that numerous and industrious population
once existed where all is now barren. A
multitude of remains of crockery and do
nestle utensils were found. 1t is supposed
that the ruins are Of Aztec origin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

NEBRAsKA.-At the recent election in
Nebraska, the vote stood, Johnson 337;
Guthrie 72: making total of 400 votes.--
We do not know what was the qualification
for voting, but take it for granted the voters
are all settlers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

Col. Stewart arrived on the F. X. Au-
brey last Wednesday night, in good health
and fine spirits. We understand that he
succeeded in securing a sufficiency Of stock
to enable the Rail Road Company to avail
themselves of the one million and hall
of State credit, to which they are entitled
-TSt. Joseph Gazette, I'd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

IL The "Cape Girardeau Eagle" comes
TO us much enlarged and improved. Our
old friend, Capt. MoRRIs, Of telegraphic
notoriety, is connected with the establish
ment, and will do much towards making il
one of the best, as ii is the handsomest, pa
per in the State. Success to the Eagle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

DEAD. Mr.. JAMES r. MoDEARMos, zone
of the Editors of the "St. Charles Chrome
type" died on the 4th. He was young
man of very decided promise, possessing
the esteem and confidence Of all who en-
loved his acquaintance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

New Missouri BoAT.-Capt Wineland
is building new boat for our river, which
is to be the most beautiful durable, and
costly boat in the trade. She will be out
upon the opening of navigation in The
spring, and will doubtless be great IA
Torite.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

BSnooks wonders where all the pillow
cases go to. He says he never asked girl
what sho was making while engaged in
sewing, without being told that II was pill
Love case
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

a5- There is dangerous counterfeit So
note in circulation, on the Southern Bank Of
Kentucky, payable at Russelville. In the
genuine, the word "America" is printed
across the vignette, while in the counter
felt the vignette is perfectly plain.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10
Emigration of 1853.

The following is the original record OF
the emigration, kept at Fort Kearney, of all
the emigrants passing that post during the
year. The most of them passed in the
months of May and June, and the aggregate,
up to the 18th August, presents the follow
ing result:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10
CATTLE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, living on Bee Branch, Char
l. iton county, offers for sale lot of
40 Head of Assorted Cattle,
comprising work steers, milch cows, two year old
and yearling steers and hefers, all in fine order,
the most of them fit for beef. They will be ready
for inspection by the 10th of November, and will
be sold in a lot, Gentlemen wishing to purchase
will find it to their interest to make an early ap-
plication. CHAS. b. FALLENSTEfN.
November g. 1853
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

OF this number, as we understand the
register, 1861 males, 76l females, and
l,085 children, were destined for Oregon
making $500.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10
OWNER WANTED.

LNOR chest of tools left with the undersigned
Il about one year since. If not called for pre-
vious to Saturday, the Sd day of December next,
said chest and contents viii be sold to pey charges
MANSON g. BARTHOL0W.
Glasgow, November 3--4w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10
Mass Meeting.

Al mass meeting of the citizens of the
town of Fayette, held at the Court House
on the 2lst day Of October, 1853, SAMUEL
C. MAJOR, Esq, was called 10 the Chair,
and G. M. B. MAucHs appointed Secreta-
ry. The following resolutions were adopt
ed
WHEREAS, Numerous and repeated acts
Of disobedience and outrage having lately
occurred throughout the country among the
slave population, resulting in one case in
the death of an estimable citizen; and prn-
cipally, as we believe, growing out Of the
fact that we have domiciled among us nu-
merous free blacks and slaves hiring their
time, both of which conditions have proven
fruitful in the fomenting dissatisfaction
and theft among the slaves; Therefore, be
it resolved,
LIST. That committee Of six be appoint
ed for the purpose of waiting upon those
persons standing security for slaves, ant
notify said persons that such slaves mus
be given up TO their masters, and also t
notify all free persons of color, that they
shall leave Fayette and vicinity by the frs
day OF December, 1908.
The Chair appointed the following gen
tlemen:
G. N. Douglass, VIM. Dickerson,
Lewis Crigler, G. M. B. Maughs,
r. Safarrons, B. Deatherage.
I'd. That committee of five be appoint
ed to act in connection with those appointe,
at previous meeting, as Town patrol
whose duty it shall be to see that no negroe
are found lettering about the streets or al
leys after Z o'clock at night; and in cas-
any such are found to give them nine an
thirty lashes, regardless of their having
pass.
Sd. That this committee be allowed req
sonable compensation for their services.
4th. That we whose names are annexed
hold ourselves responsible for the action
of said committees in the rigorous discharg
] of their in stritotions
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

IL Gen. Atchison's father and family
arrived at Liberty q few days since, from
Kentucky. We learn they intend settling
in this State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10
AN AGENT WANTED,

THE authors and publishers Of some valuable
i standard works in Cincinnati and Louisville,
have requested me to procure an agent or two for
the sale of their works. Terms LIBERAL and SAFE.
Application should be made Immediately.
Nov3 G. S. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

9-There is lady in Poughkeepsie
whose brain is strong enough to hold her
tongue.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10
DIED,

In this county, last Saturday morning, at the
residence Of his son, Gen. John B. Clark, Mr..
BENNETT CLARK, in the seth year of his age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

TOTAL. ..........,....I ,OOO hhds.
"All accounts agree that the crop this
year will be very short one. If we esti-
mate it at half Of last years crop, say $500
or 1000 hhds., it must not be forgotten that
of the $500 received at New Orleans up
TO Sept. J 1858, there remained about 900
hhds. unsold. This must be added to this
years production, and will give as the crop
of Mason County Tobacco in the market in
1854, about 5000 hhds.
"With these facts before you, we trust
you will not induced to pay too high prices
because of the cry of short crops. Besides
there is great cause to apprehend much
more stringent money market than existed
last year-and the unsettled state of Europe
should have some weight in your cacula.
tons"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10
Tobacco.


The Maysville Eagle says: "The crop of
tobacco known as "Mason county" of 1852,
has not proved as large as that of 1851, by
at least two thousand hogsheads, although
the quantity sent to New Orleans this year
was about the same as the year previous.
1.-THE great falling off has been in the
shipments 10 New York and Philadelphia.
From the best information we have access
TO, we do not think the three cities of New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, have re-
celved over 1000 hogsheads of Mason
County Tobacco; and we presume Phila-
delphia has received two-thirds of this guam.
tity. There was larger quantity than
usual sent to Louisville for sale, and some
of this may have been re-counted in New
Orleans.
"The balance Of the crop has been takeI
by Cincinnati and neighboring towns fol
consumption, which with the small Gro,
left over, constitute the crop for 1852, thus
Received in New Orleans. -. 6, 500 hhds
Northern cities. -. 200
Louisville. ....... 500
Cincinnati and other
towns for consumption, with
what is now in the county,. 500
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-10

IL Subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
expiration OF the time paid for.-&O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09

T,,erpy AT LouIsvILLR-Fxrtaer Partie.
u,,,,-rro.essor Butler, Principal of the High
a-,,ol a, Louisville, it has been announced by
..,,.rsob was shot by Nat, F. Ward, oldest son of
Ward. on Wednesday morning last, and died
-, night The Courier Gays Of the lamentable
Transaction;
afIe wen; to the uigh-School accompanied by two
..tisbrothers. Roher: Ward, youth of sixteen,
e. William ward a smaller boy aud called TOR
a. WIN. H. 6 Butler, one of the teachers. A few
is o.sscd between them, when Mr.. Ward pull
fa,,t g ristoi snd shot Mr.. Butler down. The ball
cnetrated his leit breast, ovee the heart, and he
In tn the floor excainling in his agony, II am kill
.{oh NV poor wife and childF Ward then
s-,nnri hi. pistol and, accompanied by bis broth.
-. retreatcd from the schoolroom-
mr. Rp:ler was able 10 rise from the floor, and
,ea Inc room, a. -tedb by some boys but, when in
de street. he fell again, and was carried home
me- hail could not be extracted, and he bied in
rsriiy. Mr.. Butler had corrected VIM. Ward, one
al his pupils the day previous, for telling false
bod which led TO the tragic etfair
Robert Ward who accompanied his brother,
DIV a Rowie-knitc and when Prof. Sturgus, the
ar teacher ~ the school, advanced TO the assist
ia. the Professor retrcated and made his escape
on. NJ a window The scholars in the sehool-rooin
we're also scattered in all directions by the display
a such warlike Instruments in their midst.
"NrM z Ward and Robert J. Ward, Jr., were
promptly arrested and lodged in jail and as the
star viii undergo aiudicial investigation. we for
bear narrating the particulars.
M Butler was one of the best and most molten
s,e men in the world and we can appreciate the
.neuish OF his fTiedns az his being so unfimely cut
Ct and 10 such manner, The affair Is generally
REGARDED as OF the most atrocious and unpgpvoked
character, spd when i became known, the deepes,
sodizns.ion prevailed throughout the city. The
Ward family in one OF the wealthiest and mos
prominent in Kentucky"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ IN HAMMER AND ACKNOWLEDGES
to decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover county
OF the 18th day of September, 1888 in the suit OF
Andersen " Sale and wife, the undersigned Com
missioner in the said decree named will sell at pube
auction. to the highest bidder, the premises on
MONDAY, the 7th day of Nov'r, 1855 at o'clock. p
NJ thirteen Lots of Land lying in the county of Hen
rico, adjoining the city of Richmond, as follows =
Nine Lots being Lots No. TO- IL, p Is H. IS Is II
and in square No. 10 of this property formerly be.
longing TO Thomas Rutherford, deed lying upon the
East side of 9th street, between and streets as
laid down upon plat recorded IN Henrico County
Court; one Lot at the corner of Veneble and 9TH
streets, on tn South eide of Venable and West side
OF 9th street; two Lots Nos. and s. in the plat
above mentioned, ON the West side of 2sth street.
between . and streets; and enc Lot on the East
side of 18th street, between and streets. And on
ON ID Y, the 18th day eof November. a Tract
OF Land in the lower end of the county of Hanover
adjoining the lands of Elisha White and N. j. Alex.
ander containing about 40 acres.
All the above are Lands of hich Robert Anderson
decd, died seized and possessed. The Lots will be
sold In the order in which they named.
TERMs--For the Land. cash for enough to paw cos.s
OF suit and expenses of sale about $780, For the
balance, credit of one aud two years with interest
from day of sale. For the Lots near Richa,ond the
purchaser to give negotiable notes with good endor.
sers. For the Land in Hanover county the purcha-
ser to give bonds with good security The title to be
re tanned until the purrhase money is paid.
JOSEPHUS ANDERSON Com'r
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Aucf.
sal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09

VIRGINIA Posr-OFFIcE MATTERs-The Post
master General has established the following pcs.
cIsces, and made appointments:
Mount Landing Essex county, Va, and appoint
Cd J. j. G1uldman postmaster. This office is To-
Gated immediately upon the route from Frederick
burg TO TapPshannock, by which the people inte-
rested viii receive regular mail facilities three
tines 4 week
The rite and name of North Branch Bridge, Har-
d. county, Va, l. changed to winston in the
s4,ae county; and Mr.. Philip PendleIon appointed
Postmaster. wise Joseph Harrison, superseded by
tie chaage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09

- the lmnenee amount ofnew medical inventions.
Tor the of al1 characters of disease it would be
remarkable indeed if many of them were NOT utter-
yworthess, and intended only to gull the public and
make money. These facts should induce ali no have
20 resort to medicine to hold fast to that which IL
known to be good by the testimony of their neigh.
Dors and friends. We have confidence in any med.
cne onefed as panacea for all tho ills to which flesh
Is heir; but when edy Is offered for certain dis
eases and 1t has never been known to fail in giving
reie, OF making apermanent cure, then we feel dis
pfsed TO trust to It's efficacy. Such reader Is the
universal reputation of BAKERS CELEBRATED
pREMlUM BlTTERS. In Dyspepsia, Dysentery.
Darrhea Choic, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite. and
ether diseases arising from dsordered Indigestion or
imparity OF the blood, they have equal as thou.
sands can testify For headache il ia an ex-
ce!ent remedy, and has gained 90 rapidly upon the
public confidence, wherever introduced, that The
Proprietor finds great difficulty in supplying the
demand for it. 60 II you sufferer from ither
of the above complaints try bottle of these Biters
and receive relief No family should even be with
out these Bitters for they the best tonic in the
word. and can always be taken with perfect safety
Price so cents per bottle For sale by Messrs Pur
cell, Ladd Co., Bennett Beers, Alexander
Duyal, Adie Gray, Charles Millspaueh and Drug.
gsts generally throughout the city Also, BY Todd
Christian, Petersburg; ID. R. Lyman, Lynchburg KIM
Toy, Norfolk; Dr. Il. Ceinn, Williamsburg
GY- Orders addressed to T.. BAKER. Richmond
Va. will receive prompt attention. no
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RoTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE


his services the afflicted, and especially those sui.
teriug With chronic and supposed ncurabie forms of
disease The DR.. has been engaged in the practice Of
and therefore give satisfactory reference Thou
sends who are dragging out miserable existence with
dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fluor Albus
Dropsy. Neuralgis, Paralysis, ScTofula Liver Com
PLANT, Disease, of the Lungs Fistuls, dc might be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons ut distance would do well come to the
city and remain until their healt, Il re stored ~
tracting Teeth only % cents.
Office Franklin, between 18th aud 18th streets.
-
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FUTURE DAYS.
GALE OF TOBACCO FIXTURES. a

&ALE OF TOBACCO FIXTURES, &c.
- By virtue of adeed of trust executed by .. e.
nardgr0ve aud Charles w. Eimore bearing date 18th
september, Ie5d for the benefit Of John Jones' CO.
luz Gnares Richardson, and by the consent of add
y r Harduove and Chas w. Elmcre, shsII pfc-
coed 70 sell on TUESDAY 10th Of this month"; com
mensns A. ioo,clock, 4. NJ. u the factory cf said
s,.s,nz Of inst rate Screws and Presses Fattening
ifrs, &c. = ',sess ho a-
IEkMs or SALE-Four months for approved me-
scs,ape notes over $50 and cash for a bills les
f Asr the sale the FACTORY building viii be rented
lor tns remainder Of this year
nos-dtd SlN1 InNpS r..,.
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DWELLING ON MARSHALL, between

II H.fON NAN Nf1AitAJII4ti1I1, DtLHttH
~ 1sT AND Esd STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Ou
WEDNESDAY, 18th November at O'Clock, p NJ,
upon the premises, will be sold that framed Dwein
and Lot situated the north side of Marshall street
between ist and I'd streets. The dwelling contains 5
comfortable rooms with the city water iu the yard
The lots fronts 40 feet.
Being pleasantly located in very improving and
desirable neighborhood, this sale is worthy the no.
tice of those in want of such property. Immediate
possession may be had.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, 10 aud Is
months, interest added credit payment be secured
By a trust deed. JAS. M. TAYLOR
no 9-dtds Anet
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS Use

l. COHD SUffLf OF FALL AND WtNVEk
GOODS The subscriber is receiving and OPP ninp
to-day his second supply of FALL and WfNTER
GOODS, and having bought goods on account of the
is enabled to cell at very low prices and respectfully
socits call of the ladies particularly and the pubic
generally, being determined sell grent bargains
Among bis large and well selected stock are to be
found the most desirable goods consisting In part
the following goods
Gloves BLACK. White and Fancy. asune r;or srficls
57l cents pair; Linen Cambria Handkerchief, extra
fine, 81 DOZEN worth at least SS; White all Linen
DaInask Table Cloths, yards wide, so centsa yard;
Black Lace Yeiis 57l cents embroidered Hdkfs, STi
cents. and some 50 cents worth Sl5n Brown and
Bleached Domestics 81 cents yard: China Buttons,
yard-besdes extensive assortment of latest styles
dress goods. All sorts of Domestics Hosiery, Ebroi
deries Ribbons and great variety of trimmings and
Fancy Goods, all Of which viii be sold cheap, and
many articles cheaper than they can be bought else
where v. COHEN,
Formerly Wechsler K Cohen corner of Broad snd
5th streets 6-diuls
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BY KENT PANE 1
BY KENT PANE 1 KENT.
VALUABLE MANUFACTIyp1N1r u,r- 49,
WATER POWER AT RTCHMoSn =. AMI
y I virtue of deed az truet 49,, a. =.

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE Avn
WATER POWER AT RICHMoND VA AM
virtue of deed of trust execnted 70
80 me BY the Virginia Woolen CoYnr.r - 80 - =
SSth Day OF September, 1855 and recprdsd - ne
LEXIS once OF the Court of Hastings for the IL s
nichmona, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Nav ~ :.
per, al IL O'Clock. shall pToceedto sell At n,hi;
uon, upon the premises, the lot of ground and 49,
power thereto attached. upon which were ,it,s.J
the manufacturing mills OF the Virginia Wno,a C
pany This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches upon st,
running from 18th to 18th streets In the eitv f ~;
mond and runs back that width to James R;ver hs.
ing land depth of not less than $50 feet The 49,
power Is sufficient to propel what was In Ia4s al
1913, KNOWN as Is sets of Wooden macbiaerv Tba
heavy granite basement ofthe mills Covering nea rl
the entire lot will be sold with the lot The of ana
water power Is subject to annual ground and wafr
rent OF vi 600 per annun. The chain of title and :
plat OF the property, and the property itself viii be
shown, and,eny Information respecting it, given nv
me upon application at any time previous to the sas
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash, balance ID 6 and
II months, interest added; negotiable notes with an
proved endorsers, will be required Tor the credit in.
stasnts and title retained until the notes are maid
Directly after viii be sold all the brick work OF the
Mills, estimated containing $50 900 BRICKS and
the remaining w God work. Terms--i. months credit
for negotiable notes with approved endorsers inter.
est added.
The title to all the fore going property is believed 10
be perfec bnt selling Trustee shall sell and con
vsy only such title as is vested In me by the deed
aforesaid JOS. JACKSON. JR., Trustee
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE KENT, Aucts
Sc 28-dfds
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FxIGzlKrs FOB LIBERIA- The clipper ship
Bausnee vas 10 sail from Baltimore yesterday for
Liberia- she takes IL! emigrants from Baltimore,
and will touch at Norfolk for l6s more, and nine
white missionaries. OF the emigrants "a are from
Maryland, 90 from Kentucky and Indiana 9 from
North Carolina, and lie from Virginia They are
well provided with things necessary Tor settling in
anew country
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BY UUDDiN 4 APPERsON.

ri BUILDING LOTS ON LAUREL
~ . STREET, IN THE PLAN OF BELyIDERE.
FOR SALE AT be sold ON WED.
NkSDAY, the 10th day of November, 1853, upon The
premises commencing at 81 o'clock, p. NJ, 81 hand
some building Lots in the plan of Belviaere, each
street. -
IEkMs-One-third cash, balance at and months
is paid. GODnfN ( sppEr Sa,N
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Tie failure Patchin's Bank, ia Buffalo, is said
70 have been brought about by large loans to the
Buffalo and New York Bank, whose affairs are in
gu embarrassed condition
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR

ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT AIrC.
1OTIOS.-EIGHT BEAUTIFUL, HALE acpF
LoIS on the upper end of Broad street. opposite the
hicnmond College, These lots front on Broad strs
and run back to the Richmond and Freder:ck sbnrg
Railroad, and are the beautiful and desirshis
lots IN that rapidly improving part of the street inst
beyond the city. Those in want of really fine lo;
and ~ one OF the best neighborhoods about the city
would do well to attend the sale, which will fake
place on the premises at 4o'cl'k, on TUESDAY next,
the 18th inst. Sale by
~ 1,A
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Ole Bulls Concert in Washington on Monda
night was quite brilliant affair. The Presider
and o-oer distinguished individuals were pr,
keut
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AkEIyAL OF THE Ell DoRADo-The stenmer
II Dorado, from Aspinwali, has arrived ut New
Orleans with 400 passengers and 81 ,00O 900 in
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Tia FIRR AT GREEN BAY.-By the fire al Greer
Bay, Wisconsin. over thirty buildings were burned
involving Ices Of about 100000. upon which
there IVES a small insurance.