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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

All of the above preparations. with DR.. Roses
Medical Adviser 10 persons in Sickness and in
HEALTH to he had Of. D. Gilman, Charles Stott, <
Co, w II. Gilman, John w. Nairn. Patterson &
Nairn, w. Morrison, VIM. T. Evans, Kidwe &
Lawrence. J. B. Moore, Washington; J. l.. Kid.
well, Georgetown; and by all dealers in Alexandria,
Va, ivQ-1v
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

The Liver being the largest gland in the human
body, il is more frequently dsranged than any other
Then follows dyspepsia constipation, cold feet and
loss OF fappetite-the skin becomes yellow, the spirits
drooa, and there il great aversion to society. Re-
gulate the liver, and you correct all these evils The
surest preparations 10 take are DR.. ROSES cele-
brated Rnitroad or .7rt' Bilious Pills. They carry
off the bile, and soon give appetite and strength.
His Dyspepsia Compound should he taken where
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for long
time.-Price so cents; but tor colds. bilious habits
iaundice &c, take DR.. Roses .7nt Bilious or Rail
rodd PiA., l9x and 25 cents per box.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15
LEGISLATURE. OF VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, MARcH II. 1853.
SENATE,

4 iafrr number OF bills reported hy the various
standing committees, among Others the Dill appOr:ipEln
the State iall Congressional discts-wh amendments
Which was on motion Mr. AMBLER, laid the table, and
made HE order Tor Friday next, 18th Inst
The following bills read third time and passed
For the extension nf The cksonsvile and ChsaEs zig
Tu,upikr Company AZ q, noes !,
To incorporate the Srasbug and C4pon Turnpike Com
pany. 4, es 26. noes )
TO increase tho capital OF The Morganpwn nd Bfdg!.
port Turnpike and tho with the Ohio river
and Mar. Ind road. Ayes rs, noes 10.
To ar,ai The charter o. the Naomi Coal Mining com.
paoy
IL r,,sa an appropriation &c road from Sh-
VEINS p,n % IN" Sauafnn ParkeTs5urg read fun
mcrsviiis. ayes IS noes y
To inco porale pint stocS company Ia improve Iora
in Mar =.a county. Ayes c9, noes 10.
To extend the line Of the Shirson Turnpike Company 10
increase its capital stock, AMI rI. H. f nc Subscription "i
the same. Ayes 80 ndts ;.
TO authorize the Board OF Public Works saoscne ~ the
Increased capital stock OF tho Mechlncabus sad Wyiho
Turnpike Company. Ayes 81, noes 9
To provide fer tho construction :" rail- road 'o'n me
Virginia and Tcnness"e Rail Road tho t'.,!s tI M q
Ohio Rail Road. Ayes 81, noe,a
II empower The Mayor an: Cnmnonay 81 t''e t'"G
OF Federcksbure sell AMI convey real estate no" so NJ
the corporation Of fredericksburg
To amend the a section OF act incorporate The
White Hail Mining and Manufacturing Company.
Authorizing the Lynchbufs and Campbell Court House
Turnpae Company convert their tnnpEe into plank
road. Aye &c. Eces 90
To amend an &C, Incorporating the West C3hAsia Mi.
ming ard Manufacturing Company, III the county Of Ma
In relation TO a branch bank al Fihcastls
To authorize further subscription By the City Council Of
Alexandria the stock OF the Orange and Alexandria Rail
Road Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

rH.iZi ,.c,r - tom i.it .: 10 ".!& ~ : ''
tniJr Il. art ana s''"' ~ ''''',
y ,'iggtD. s'",r ~" 'an'o. i -. = -. : 49,
au,, r,.o,.,i,, ,,s. OF E.ilo:r AND N.asr' s'"'e al
hs wa rxa,;ve In The Northern wing has been beaten
under foo - mako room for higher law abolition and rec
sIilIsm."
The condition of the Wings, however, should not lnuuc'
he Democracy Of Virginia to relax their efforts 10 securing
tho fruits ii the victory and in sustaining our admirable sum
rd bearer Frank Pierce by decisive majority IN our ae
Legislature as well as in Congress Let good men DC Sc
cred ever where and lei Tho good old maxim, Measures
:J men" which has often given us success IN virginia
md podu ed harnany and solid strength be still the no'e
vatchwurd and guide OF action.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15
DR BAIRD'S LECTURES.

The lectures of the Rev Dr. BAIRD at the Alhenaum have
moi been 60 well attended they deserve TO be- perhaps be-
lectures of varovs have been 30 numerous his
winter that the public appetite for such entertainments has
been satisfied and yet other places where little or nothing
lha Is new can BE- lea ned still attracts their crowds
No lectures have been delivered in this city, Contain
ing greater amount of useful aud interesting Information
than Dr. Bards; and they are delivered IN That easy con-
vcrsaopal why that faSues less Than more aboncd com
POSITIONS No one who hears him will regret il; bnt those
who fail TO attend these lectures will such OPP
portuni,y again.
The principal subject of the lecture night, will be
France, and many interesting events in tho city of Pc's
will be illustrated by reference map of that great
uopos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

TIE PUBLIC PRINTING We observe that The pub
lie printing attracting considerable: attention at Rich
ma. and an attrr,t being made reduce the price 0
the work II less strange than that legislative
bodies are ready Ia cOnrcn:, reforms the small end
Iacy will carta The wages u meth aries and al The
Limo inr,case the diaries Of officers This may ~ Iii fgI
bui We can't see The pubic printing Of this State is
we'll executed very reusonab; rates but II lcas'a
tuc is anxious ~ bored with bad worH and peins Tor
relief L. adopt Tie contract stem put down The pc"s
The circumstances under which public printing is done
fmost 81 having be 1Xec'ed il haste aud night
when should be tbs rcpoc required ny nnurr
worth least ten Than other
kind and uuri than this is pad, there need br M APP
pthen sin,s Inst Commonwealth IS being cheated!
Coorer's Ciarksburg (lal Register
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

Mr. John Johnson proposes publish in this city, in
few days weekly paper entitled rhe Mechanics Friend
and Literary Emporium 81 per annum II will contain
original Stories essays Mechanism, Literature the Arts
and Sciences notices of Inventions experiments &c
If properly carried out the work will be interesting aud val
liable and we wish success
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

Great doubt hangs the fate Of the political prisoners
Cuba government appearing to be either unaecid'o
Or anxious 10 keep lis intentions profound secret 10 tue
last. The worst, however, s feared by The .Cubans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

Mr. o Sackett yankee Card Writer' writes that he
will in few days nuke professional visit 10 Richmond
We do not know Mr. S.-but the wood cut on the back OF
his letter represents him be goodookng fellow, and the
most accomplished pensman in the world having executed
in three years upwards of 500 900 visiting cards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15
MA R1ED.

M3RR1ED.
MARRIED ear Halifax House. Virginia Mare, inl l.: the
~ InH i;r.Inmar. Cap, SLaDE cts~rl county Souh
ro,In to ,,s> TAYLOR, se:ani dins,cr of C"l T. 1,y
~, -------=. ==-:.=-=-=.=-=
1.Ig..INiA,, Rule. held Ccks office the
The Gry at RI hnoni "a '" fret N"n""H !" M"f'h
ls52 therng the ss',G.t& DAY - ':'e m"ihp
NteI'"', ra''''d
10 s;nar kns. nctrn1am
IN, o,iesr 81 iis The e'enian'
osnu@'.ei ard !, areanns by AFFIDAVIT
ts ,,S nc rG,carlo o. III. oder aud d. Whit j. nscs
y 10 protect and that ,hl. "r!rr be pubishe!
week successive "eess 'r Kchn"nd Enquirer
n.f ,, tie city q; Richmond and an he posted At The
l, tic cuur! House OF this corro:nticn r frs Jay
81 N iaa sI1 Icww soTyre., Eus ROBINSON clark
i,-ld il he cierss o'cc OF lc IIcn
car II dc cy ., Erh s"" on the f'r Monday IN March,
Imae- ;:ooie pa,ntie
G. / Lus,os G.or.s scots AMI ] II Wallace ucf-n..hts
;rc'ss sntopogan attachment returned e8e-uci.
nn,re AMI try,so j,lar evertyfve cents viii, in
srt., ii. the I'm day OF October sol till payment :an
. S he "ciioo Of the p!ana By h, ao
ore m 20 a.-aE hr. one month after do. rus'ea,,9
ms re arlm ,d seek s9lnrs
Ra ":T 'h r5 5s; S !" & s io % Of Ii
sor ~ = ~ - - % y lex: Ere EIi ii<S5S CLERK
Is'000 :yuiti;: $ pLAIAlSG MACHINE.
S' ia a "Gg;F :" f,' =, ~ 81 p "r
M,cLin- IN Richmond VIM Mr Kneeani is know Al!
that, have purchased the sstuhre re myself 20 s
r..- IN Richmond and mIle Jruad ad would
By caul.ua persons aast rhasns he an:e from Nh Knee
Lat Nv rIcf'l = derived Nj James g WILSON Of New York
who Scsss Daniel tr-shaH b deed ta;rl G.h
March SO recorded the Patent Office. Messrs Dan
10 Ne.-rs Futtcr Kiir
ton Mort acia :ce! s,ed i3h March, :! likewise duly
recorded AID IuIcl,.,L Tnm Me=sss Poster kldi.r am si
y the srvur Pearl which cleared ,hs uf
York on WucdS"hS btst and coses
heavy iron franz gsn l"nsueng ard gtoovinz Machines tho
arrival Of Which, shall prepared do all kinds Of planning
vel. a. saving NY mill below the Petersburg RAJ. Road bridge
~ he rIry best a., ant upon The shortest notice
Nircs il &. n. DUraI.
EiOIsTISi MACHINES, u the most approved
z nan, fol sac b; SMITH d HARDWOOD.
Mach No. S5 Ma
3tAsILLA isoPE, Z to II inch in diameter, for -se
rs hy SMITH & HARDWOOD,
March 10 No S. main Street,
L March Is VII PALMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

Last nigh! full house delighted with the successful
performance, If the Rousset Sisters and Mr. John Seton
great wug warmly received They all appear again to.
r,inhi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15
MoSpAy. MARCH ii, 1858.
TN ATE

arne number o! bills were rcporfc! from the various
Standing committees.
The resolutions heretofore reported ty the COMMITTEES on
Tie Library were called up BY Sir PARKER and adopted
The bill providing the cnuu:nrnt OF the militia ~ inc
Commissioners of The Revenue, Tie abolition OF nIslerS
an. reorganization ut the volunteer corps occupied near!
The - hole sitting.
nn,an TO lndcfnite" postpone made BY Mr. CATLETT,
was L,st-ayrs II. noes %
The rnat refused postpone until the first Monday IN
Deccs,haG arSt--aycs Is, noes 2S.
Mr. BoYKIS proposed amendment The substitute re-
ported bv the committee o! General Laws, which was not
agreed to-
,r (ov.x demanded the previous question, but The
main question was ;cGscc-aycs III, macs %.
pcn;iug proposition 81 Mr. MAs"S, 10 postpone uElil
I -nnrruw.
On motion alr Waite the SENATE adjourned ayes -
ICn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

Last evening James A. Scout. Esq, showed us letter
from President Fillmore In which he that in
SEQUENCE OF The illness of Mrs. Fillmore he will probably
no able TO leave Washington for Richmond before the last OF
IN. present week the beginning of the next. He will give
=, hs Committee of The Council and Citizens timely notice
IT the day when he may be expected in Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

10 rihzc the town ). DunriIo subscribe 70 The Gus
we'll county plank ruad :, ,v,
For the construction Of bridge across lie iygas,s d"
lev Rave. Ayes 81 noes lEc iItIe was amended ."
n,,,, 4 Ia rtI - Is Il. -a,d IA 40; tr lr'v,'c ~:
u.C.uizu. punkliIg crtn:h i'ife al me ''aho's
aud Buchanan Turnpike Road ,.,,
To incorporate the Lnudoun and Bcfton BRUCE company
Ayes 81 noes l. :, .
Ayes so noes s. THE title amended on motiou ~ n
HATsoS as TO read-"An Act Authorizing supsc''p
To Tao stock of the Riyanna Navigation Company.
.,nrndainry Of m act incorporating me ehs'a"S''
AMI Keys vile Plank Road Company.
COLLECTION OF THE REVENUE
The . concerning Commissioners and Collectors "' Tue
Rcvrnue taken up IN motion OF Mf CATLETr a.,
On Mr. WATsoSs motion, il made The order Tor "'"
nr-!uy, l6: inst.
Ga motion OF PIThAS. The Senate Adjourned.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
The II O,Isc resolved meet and after Monday al III
oclJc. morning., and 9h O'Clock, evening. THIS dis
pcnsts with the afternoon Session
resolution adopted appointing special committee
enquire into the expcdcncy OF paying TO the wife OF Geo
t. - Price, the delegate of Hardy COUNTY te per Diem due
hini member of the present House OF delegates;
Senate bill! incorporating the B!unswlcR ana ,soanoAe
Plank Road Company was reJccled-eyts ~ noes d.
The following bills passed:
a Senate bill incorpura;in. Inc Alexandria and South
Branch Boating Com. any;
bill authu!Sne the payment Of the forfeited school iunu
of lS52 for The county Vi Aleehany--and
A senate bill Incorporating the town u Wliamsown.
bill pruying for elections by the people, Tor the nppor-
uurncnt OF the qualihca ton and privilege OF
yrrs the meeting Electors oi President and Wee Prcsl
c and prescribing rules Tor contested elections being Inc
srrctI order u the ry, taken and considered.
Thuraav the 4tn OF May fixed upon for IN" election
of members of the General Assembly After considering 'hr
bt for tDfl lnu,s il further consideration was Pos'poNc"
And then during tie pcntyncy Of motion 10 RECONSIDER
r, vntr no whrh bill incorporating the Fredericksburg
Southern Female Institute was rejected. HE House ad-
lourncd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15
MARINE, JOURNAL.

PONr OF RICHMOND, MAItcH a. 1853
ARRIVED.
S,o,t.., R,annlc, cavrns!y New York
STEAMER Rav:drrr, Clifford, Baltimore.
SAILED,
'S,nr Baltimore Philips, Baltimore
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-,ritsTE,iuRsr'S DAtuEiRGoTYrEs

- 30 VIZ NhgEncE>G ~ III, city. Ia I'critt nom M
III ~ PItsl, u Tie inc, Slti- ai tdEbn! q" 'hr q
-! cnuIn'rr,a Modifying him thai ihc I
u.c i,csn N"ri; Far i"utur have Innrt iiuI na so
Gle irn. 81 ihr IG1ItH i,pJTt. "oIsicFa' 90 i& '
~ bIf ShI'i uNhtird II inl TIL" cUGpIWri
'rt!t ., Z :lnriHrs ANS, bni's
'i d Ifnar 'ritI t,mr's she at 81 Gt@"rts
Bu'uWogc ),
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

Il -5ir'2"r %; l:ltuy cnd-. hereby aIUo"u"c
place ':ilsrC >'I1BEi be f"1I ,raE
r.', ~" p"nn~r dat pau. sit !n b" sirti' :. :
81 is!. mon. ' DAVE
March 7--.Li"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

90 EIrS! FfiS:: l'ITs!.! Persons ~i," 4
,.l,'r' ti3 Ind the VIZ
AB! l. Efii'.fIt PILLS tn hr iniS rrn-,iy
LOT ruiH. E,nt i#l Ia. lir- ihrs" possess ~
.''i pr ~ 'rs"S sS-'"i ami. although ,
'ii! lt "" liiiosc ~ cnin? n-. ihy VIA h-
"u' i to al pri"'~ hil i''. wi weak
system" a o.sn pIusatc shattered AZ, wlar,
II chrome ts. s"aseF 81 long standing sUIrriu
usr.e ,-ac>- they exceedingly HcurhCId Full ,!t,
ACCOMPANY zach hon rt.rs 81 per box ,wu toAe. li !
ct The rry enclosing remittance. viii have 'G ~
iih tI"u.h liz mani ;!ge lU~tngn For sale - >!h
ii,NGE No. 49, IImorc s"rt Ba!inrrr Md Il" w'ois ~:
ir"n H'lrars OF tie Hmn ;uusi be- addressed, posi- pad!
IAN 22-lAwy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

aE.u -: Halifax CuGr House. Virginia. March h ~ To.
~ i,,1 m rimar SI.sDE ttsSrli North
i,,no, to Ns> l. TAYLOR. .e:oni isa'cr OF Col T'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15

.:OHN =. CASH r., has resulted shc raenI"" Il
aw. .rd val prcc;ic. ,vurs held IN u"
Iialrsui 1871! iia0 aii Fank!iE stree
Mnti IL--sY.2N
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-04

FORM FOX BID
Where no change from advertisement IS contemplate
ed by the bidder.
Cor we, as the may beg There write the name
in fu of there state the residence or residences
hereby propose to carry the mail route No from
to often as the Postmaster Generals adver.
tsemen for proposals the same dated December I5 1882
requires in the stated in the schedules contained in
such advertisement and by the following mode of convey
ance to wit Here how is be conveyed, for the
annual of there write out the in words at full
length.
Dated [Signed
Form ofa Guaranty.
The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior to The st day Of
July next into The required obligation to perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient sureties.
Dated NSigned by two guarantors
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge clerk of court
of record as the may be) ceres that he is well &c
quanted with the above guarantos and their property and
that they Of property and able to make good their
guaranty.
Dated [signed]
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ford, 20 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Litchfeld Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
lam;
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Leave New Milford Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
dap atl2m;
Arrive at L;ch6eld the same days by 5 m.
94s From Licbfed, to Ltchfed Railroad Station miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Litchfeld daily except Sunday at 81 m;
Arrive at the Railroad Station the days by IA a m;
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Arrive at Litch6eId the days by 81 pm.
949 From Waterbury, to Watertown, miles and back,
six times week.
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Arrive al Waterbury the same days by 24 pm;
Leave Wstertown daily except Sunday at I'M;
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$50 From Waterbury, by Marion, to West Merden, ID
miles and back, six,imes week.
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95l From New Hartford, by Pleasant Valley Hitchcock
vile, and Coebrook River, to New Boston, Mass,
II miles and back, three times week.
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day at Bpm;
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day at 6 m
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952 From West Cornwall to Sharon, miles and back six
times week.
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e53 From Falls Village, BY Salisbury, Lakevie and Ore
Hill. to North Eas, N. Y, lOa miles and back, six
times week.
Leave Falls Village daily except Sunday at A pm;
Arrive at North East the same days by 81 pm;
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954 From New Milford by Bridgewater to Roxoury, 8
miles and back, three times week.
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day at5pm;
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S55 From Newown. BY South Britain, Southbury, and
Woodbury., to Hochkissvle, l63 miles and back, SIX
times week.
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$50 From Danbury by Balls Pond, to New Fairfield,
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Danbury Wednesday, and Saturday at p m; |
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Granville, Mass, to Banford, ~ miles and hack,
week.
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9l4 From Collnsvile by Pine Meadow, New Hartford,
Winchester, West Winsted, MIIbrook, Norfolk, West
Norfolk, and East Canaan, to Canaan 20 miles and
back, six times week.
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9I5 From ColInsvile by New Hartford Centre Torring-
f.rd, aud Bakersville, TO Wocottvle IL miles and
back threetim week.
Leave Collinsyille Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ats pm;
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GIG From Bristol, by Terrysville, Plymouth, Plymouth
Hollow, and Mortified, to Litchfed, l6a miles and
back, six times week.
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GIT From Unonville, by Burlington, and Harmnton, to
Wolcotvile Is miles and back, three times week.
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lOa ms
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at los I'M;
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9l8 From West Wellington, Moose Meadow, Wesford,
North Ashford, West. Woodstock, and New Boston,
to Webster, Mass 293 miles and back three times
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turday at pm;
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16
RIOT AT ROSCOE. OHIO.

csrrsseossesss Of The N. Y. Tnssss
CosHoCTON OHIO. Monday August ls1
On the afternoon Of saturday last dsgraceui anair
occurred az Roscoe sister village across sne rner
between the showmen Connected with Dan kices rip
podrome and Meuagere and some Of OF nos
coe Coshocon So many versions are given as 10 tno
causes hch led the racas that Is Impossible 70 sa'o
the real cause IL is certain however, that our cszens
were good deal disappointed, and felt some indgnsuou,
on scount OF Mr. ard Mrs Rices absence. thsvng osen
extensively advertised that they would both De present.
rersoEotsd Mrs Rice while riding horse sroaad the
rig sged him so badly ~ Is alleged As 20 cause a
to lick several times Of bis feet taxing eu-c on ns
tide OF the head OF small lad who stood outside 'he rug,
dspg, rousy woundpg him This circumstance created
uuch ,citeu ept but the excitement was gradually suo
siding hen report circulsed that one OF our q.
gems had been badly cut with knife by shoSm<n WINS
lean NJ against the outside canvass hereupon many
our citizens became highly incensed and sought 70 wreAH
their yet reance upon the heads the showmen Seye
fights ieo- ed stones cubs, spears lsnces etc, %
ire used on both sides Five SIX OF our oinzens we're
more or less Injured as also about equal number
At shovmep The latter driven ia all directions,
through corn fields meadows and some OF them even into
the tvtr n seemed probable for aume that many hves
would be Lost IN the ell bat the showmen ast sur
rendered not however until the canvass rope, hsd oees
cut and all tie hx % connected with the msnAseno
thrown IL 10 confusion
II had been verssd that performances would De mad
ia III evening but the "showm.n were compelled TOR
their own safety and that of their property to pull mp
and take their departure before night fall Had
they attempted an exhibition in the EVEN ~ we have no
nb that serious consequences would have followed
Blame undoubtedly attaches both to the showmen sneo
our citizens, ard We hope similar scene may never %
enacted here WHISKY rad much to do with the affair