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Remember the ssFAKIR or SrsA's" Grand
Gin Entertainment tonight, at Odd Feflows Hail.
A diversified entertainments win be sfven conssting
Yankee Comedian, and the Ethiopia1 Brothen; be-
sides this, $500 worth Of gifts will be distributed
among the sudience. Tickets including tn presents
81 each. The presents may be seen during the day
until O'Clock, r. M, At Nj e. Hsles eweIry store,
No. 106, Main 4 E ~ 80
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We learn from the Charleston Courier, that the
barque Leonie, Capt. Leslie, bound with cargo
of sugar from Matanzasto st. Petersburg, has been
stranded en- the Eyuerlans Banks, off the coast o.
Holland, and that all on board We're lost The
Leonie belonged to Mr.. II. w Kuhtmann, of
Charleston Capt. Leslie was an old and respect.
ed shipmaster, Of Charleston. His wife and two
daughters were with him at the time of the disas-
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u. s. SENATOR FROM TEsNEssEE.-We have in
teligencefrom Nashville to the Goth inst. On that
day, baloting took place in the Legislature for u
s Senator. The third ballot stood as follows
John Bell, %; Henry, IA; Nelson, 10; Cave John
son. 90 After this ballot johnson withdrew
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TEE FAK1R or silva promises to- distr

The FAKIR OF silva promises to distri-
butte to his audience, at Odd Fellows Hall tonight,
the snug little of $1,000 in ewelry free Gratis
for nothing besides giving them unusually inter
esng exhibition of smirth-proyoking miracles. ven-
triioausm and demonology," provided rhey will
nav &I for u ticket of admission. Among the intend
watches clock gold chain, diamond ring, CUR, re-
voiver fifty gold rings and any quantity of o,her ar
tiees too numerous to ention. Heres chance for
speculation for body, and as fine watches are
NOT often purchased at 81 each, we should not be
surprised TO general rush made for Odd Eel
lows Hall tonight
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LEWIS coUNTY.-We stated last week that LEWIS
was among the ''brag counties" of Virginia We
have now an additional evidence of the fact in an
announcement made by the Weston Herold that a
sow belonging to a gentleman in that county has
given birth to thirteen pigs at litter The ami
NAL has but twelve teats, and the odd pig etands
about as much chance for a living as spoor man
atafrolic." "Root, little pig, or die"
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NEWSPAPER InpRovEMENrs.-The Norfolk

NEWSPAPER InPRovEMENTs-The Norfolk Ar
gus comes to US in new and handsome dress. :
The Lire Giraffe of Raleigh, has grown consid
erably in size, and has got neo head. The elitor
has now fairly got astriie of the ANIMAL and occu
pies his seat with much complaeency. "Here we
arel" he says; nigh head, long neck, and some
space between US and the ground, which signifies
some legs, also"
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DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-Tbe ISa-
vannah Republican informs US that the Hon John
L. Bird Senator elect from Taifero died last week.
Awritof election has been issued by the Governor
to gil the vacancy
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HEsRIco CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Clop-
ton, we understand viii commence the fab term of
his Court at the State Court House, tomorrow, and
as a number of criminals are come before it for
final trial, we have dsubt that the term will be
unusually interesting one. Among these are Brown
charged with robbing a stranger, upon the highway,
in the upper end of the county, some months since,
aud who were also strongly suspected of numbering
the man they had thus unceremoniousy fleeced, and
making away with the body. Up to this time, we
have heard of no testimony, other than that pub
ished by at their examination before the County
Court to fasten upon them greater crime than that
of larceny. If the Commonwealth, however, has
succeeded in strengthening her hand since that time
she may be able to convict them of q more enormous
offence.
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the honor Of our city, that arrangements on
soaie commensurate with the occasion, should
he made at once for the reception of the visi-
tiers to the Fair. !,
We know that the citizens of Richmond
only need to be spprised Of the fact that snen
numbers are expected, TO open wide fhe'f
warm hearts and hospitable doors. Their fes'
diness to give warm reception to the'l ,e''
low citizens OF other portions OF 'he -
monwealth has been repeatedly mai y, ...,,
on former occasions The metropolis VIZ
plory in exercising that peculiar er row, !,
glory Of the old Dominion y, IN
which she never has had rival ana WI. CIV CIV,
to one and an an old fashioned virginia e; ws,
come But in order to carry OUT our n'e,luiy
FISHES with corresponding action 1t is aoso,
lately necessary that meeting should DE heid
:, snee TO adopt some plan by which we can
rromntly and systematically make provisions
for The great multitude which is expected
nero We ought to move in the matter quick
L. far the LIST of November, the day of open
ing the Fair, is at hand.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Oct q.


We have nothing interesting to note of our market
to-day. Breadstufs are dull, tending down-wating
another arrival to advance prices again.
FLOUR is quiet without any transactions The
receipts unusually small for the season, owing
the dry weather in the upper Countrywide Mills
being able to grind. We quote to day at S6a0$7.
WHEAT-No change. Sales Sl.2o0Si.4o, as to
quality.
TOBACCO as yesterday. Small sales to-day at full
p ices
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We learn from the Weston Herald that Silas
Bailey was put upon his trial before the County
Court OF Lewis last week. for the murder of his
vile IN September last and rcmanded for further
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THE LYNcHBURG REPuBLIcAN.-The proprietor
of the Lynchburg Republican, announces that he
has disposed of interest in his paper to CHARLES
IarvxG, of Cumberland, Qately assistant editor Of
the Nashville Union,) who will shortly make his
editorial bow to. the public. DANIEL WooDsoN
will continue his connexion with the Republican.
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Charles Cammayer, who was in prison in New
Orleans on charge Of swindling in gold dust
transaction, has made his escape, reward of
| $500 is offered for him.
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PAINFUL. ACCIDENT IN New YoRK.-On Thurs
day evening last, Rev. DR.. Griswoid, of New York
City, who was experimenting the repairs OF his
house in West Twenty third street. discovered that
the gas was escaping from some of the burners,
and taking candle proceeded, accompanied by a
child, from room 70 room, to ascertain where the
leak was On opening the door of a small apart
ment in the third story, tremendous explosion
occurred instantly, destroying two or three win
dows, breaking partition, and consuming cur.
tains and other furniture in that part Of the house
Dr. Griswold, who was very feeble, with the child,
was thrown back upon the floor of the adjoining
room, but he quickly recovered himself, and
emerged with the child from the flames Alarm
being given by the mechanics who were at work in
the house, the gas was quickly stopped at the me-
ter and the fire in the upper part of the house
tinguished Dr. Griswold was considerably in
jured. onbeing conveyed to the house of friend,
it was discovered that the skin was hanging loose
from the fingers and backs of both hands, and that
several of the nails must be removed DR.. Girls
wold suffered the intensest agony. The child was
much lezs seriously injured.
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THE SIDEWALKS ON Broad street. are in
horrid condition, and need Improvement. Wi
the commissioners Of streets take the matter 10 hand
and have it attended TO- s7..S ~ e = -'aAs
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I OST.-On Friday evening last, about 2
IL O'clock between Murray's Daguerrean Gallery
and Adie d Gray's store, lady's CAMEO BREAST
er and be suitably rewarded leaving it at Murrays
Gallery, at the Dispatch office II is valued on ae
count of it's having been gift from friend.
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Mrs. Mildred Reed, who died recently In Harri
Son county at the advanced age of 80 years, wa,
the widow Of a revolutionary soldier.
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Charles D. Potter and John Poole have been ar
rested In New Orleans on the charge of drowning
negro, slave to Henry Johnson.
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Noxru CAROLINA STATE FAfR,-The fair at
pa,eisb on Thursday continued with every circum-
stance necessary to make it satisfactory The day
was devoted to the examination of articles by the
committees, for the purpose of deciding on premi-
INNS The Express states that it has been decided
10 award premiums to Drs. Whitehead and Bill
,l,nban. Of Petersburg, for the best specimen Of
artificial teeth.
By the way, we are sorry to learn that the editor
of the Express neglected to carry his Shanghai
fowls for exhibition. We are sure he would have
had something to eroe about Notwithstanding
coon had been secured Tor them adjoining the
Girafe's.
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DrTcHIsG.-James O'Conner was fined
by the Masor last Saturday for falling 10 harrsaas
ditch on sth street and thereby causing Waterman
Of his official duties s A'ssuAi ~
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The dwelling house Of J. C. spalding, in Lewis
county. wassymewhst injured by ere on Monda,
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Louis IIezekiah, 8 boarding house keeper i
Memphis died On the 10TH victim OF intempei
ance @ s49s 9
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a religious revival is in progress at Kabletown.
yenerson esusty. Some - or 80 have rennuncea
the devil and his works. '''-'-Ss'
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counterfer bile OF the Mechanics Bank and III
ne Bank OF Augusta, Ga, are in circulation
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NINETY-SEVEN AND A HALF
IN ACRES OF LAND, 81 MILES FROM RICH.
MOND. FOR SALE.-We will sell s7s acre. of Land
81 miles from Richmond, on the old Charles City
road, opposite Mr.. A. Bodeker's farm. The land is
good only acres cleared, which produces well,
has on it good ice house, and is very desirable for
the wood aud as a market garden The terms will be
accommodating. Apply 70
. NJ oA-cf Aurte
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Deaths in Charleston from the eth to the 18th Of
October, 81.
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No indictments or presenfments were made b.
lne grams Jury OF the Jefferson Circuit Court at i
sitting last Tuesday. Good sign.
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The BArEmAs CHILDREN, whose stage

The BATEMAs CHILDREN, whose stage
reputation world wide, to appear the boards
OF the Marshall Theatre this evening and viii doubt
TO witness their personatons. Our play-goers who
saw them when here before, will wait for special
aud those who have not seen them are assured that
they are the greatest wonders Of the age. Such
Shaksperan representations az they give, would put
to blush stars Of maturer age who profess to be
feet in their art. We advise all who have not seen
these children 70 do at once.
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ExrrNn,sa GAsPn1vu.r

EXTENDING GAS T nv ILEGEs.--AsE UOiI BIS
the city get her WEEKS in operation il is in
coatemplation To furnish the town of Manenester,
find especially the COTTON factories In that place
with gas.
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suEs OF REAL EsrATE.-The Farmvie Jour
7a! gives some statements OF recent safes OF real
estate. Lower Quarter" lying IN Charlotte County,
ON the Staunton River containing about 1000 acres
was sold on the l4th, for the sum of 100000. The
norton of Bizarre lying just north fthe Appoma.
tox containing $50 acres, sold for sai ID per
mere The lands on the south side of the Appomat-
tox, averaged about s1e12 per acre; and the tract
adjoining, of 10 acres. brought 800 per acre-13l
.cres of wood land and clea red lot of II acres,
being hat portion of Bizarre" east of the Cum
bertrand C. H. road, sveraged-the frs; named
So l-2, and the last. $40 per acre.
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Deaths in New Orleans from the 9th to the s5th Of
October, 70; of yellow feyer2e.
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LONG SPEECHES are decided bores where
ever made, but particularly so in Courts OF Justice
waiting as yenirie men and Witnesses We trust
the members of the bar will bear these facts IN mind
during the present week, and stndy breyity.
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The substance Of the verdict of coroners jury,
on man who had died in state Of inebration,
wa, death by iisnging-round rum-saop.'
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Luke West, of Campbelrs minstrels, has taken
snto himself awife. -''" ''Ae =
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DEADINGs FORA MoNTH.--Receive,

M at RANDOLPHS Book store and BinderJ-
Magazines for November.
The Gold Seekers or the Cruise of the Lively Sal
"; by Capt. Merry, u. S. N, author of the FLYNN!
Dutc hman-25.
The Midnight Queen, or Leaves from New Yorl
Life; by Geo. Lippard author of Quaker City, &c-2
Countess De Charny, Fall of the French Mon
archy, being the final conclusion Of the Memoirs of,
Physician, &C., 2 vols-Sl.
All is not Gold that Glitters or the Young Gafor
nap; by Cousin Alice, author of mo such Word a
Failn &c-75.
Readings for Month Preparatory to Confirmation
compiled from the works of writers of the early
of the English Church, by the author OF Amy Her
bert, Gertrude, &c.-75
Schmeider's Grammar for Germans TO learn Eng
Esh-75. ks s15-tf4 u u
New and Revised edition of Lyell's Geology,
Or
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WASHINGTON News AND GossIP.-The Star, of
FRIDAY says that at no time since the 9TH of March
has there been more unanimity among the Presi-
den. and Cabinet than at present.
The STAR in its gossiping way, statesthat in Off
cial circles in Washington, impression evidently
prevails that the Wings have very fair chance of
CARRYING New Jersey at the approaching election.
Inregard to Collector Bronson, the Star expresses
its belief that he is to be Immediately informed that
the President has no further need of his services
EXPECTED PROMOTION IN THE ARMY.-We pre-
sumo that the death of General Chids will promote
Cant Loud, ID Artillery, TO be MAJOR of the lst
ARTILLERY; Ist Lieut.. Hays, Cd Artillery - be Cap
tain, vice Loud, promoted; and I'd Lsspt. Plat 10
be LIST Lieut.. vice Hays, promoted.
A CLERK REMovED-We hear that Mr.. julius
F. Metre, of Pennsylvania. a temporary" Clerk in
the Pension Bureau, was removed to-day on &C.
count of his part in 'tskrinlmage" transpiring a
day or two since, in which he handled a fellow
Clerk very roughly, indeed
P. S-Subsequentiy, welearn that this fuss was
more of afoot race than fight.
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EV-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURGH.-The
sale OF PEWS in this Church will be continued on
MONDAY evening next, the 24th instant, couInen-
cling at ~ O'clock Some of the most desirable Pews
are yet unsold. The public are invited TO attend
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THE HusTINGs CouRT closed it's October
term last Saturday afternoon after sitting two weeks
The following cases were disposed of, Recorder Pull
liam, and Aldermen Wingtield, Bray, Cowardin and
Sanxay presiding:
Mary Purcell. poor woman, charged with forging
the name of another person to article of agree
ment for house rent, discharged, nolIe roseeui
being entered in her case.
John Dougherty, alias James Demrarey, charged
with stealing pig from Samuel Gennett, some
months SINCE also discharged BIZ the entering of
aoLe proseqai, he having been in coniement or
three months and being in very bad health when set
to the bar.
Robert Wright a free negro. charged with entering
the Office of the Messrs. Tusey, and stealing there
from carpet bag and $40 worth of clothing the pro-
perty Of john B. Elgnton, the 18th of SeptN tr,
set to the bar and plead guilty TO the charge
After hearing the evidence, the Court decided him TO
be guilty, and sentenced h:.1 20 the Pentenary for
three wears. 40 Il Iss.5
James Kelly and Samu 81 H Jones, white men, and
Peter, free negro, charged with felony, were all
for examination the next term of the Hus-
tings Court.
George Drew, free negro, convicted before the
Mayor OF stealing money from Mrs Weiseger, and
ordered to be iogged, but who took appeal TO the
Hastings Court. and gave his mother, Mary Drew,
security for his appearance, in the of $50, on
being called for trial came not, whereup0n the Court
awarded capias to have him brought in for trial
the next term $3.50 -.a
After the transaction of some civil business of but
little general importance. the Court adjourned.
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DANyILLE AND ITS PRosPECTS.-We are glad
to learn from the Register that the present condi
ton and and future prospects of DaHve are high
ly encouraging. Business houses that were tenant
less are now fitted up and well stored with mer-
chandize; grounds which some few years since
were corporation commons are now neatly en-
closed and crowned with dwellings; old fields
have become new, and are decorated with cost
ly edifces old buildingshave been pulled down
to give place to handsome works of architecture
instead of the omnous silence which once
brooded over the town, sounds of industry now
greet the ear there are modern machines, manu-
featuring establishments foundries and flour mills
and then, on the opposite side Of the river, are
many more evidences of improvement, all giving
sufficient indication that Danville is destined TO
take prominent stand among the enterprising
towns of the South. The only drawback is want
ofhouses to supply the increasing demand; but as
| there are many who contemplate erecting build
ings during the ensuing year. this Inconvenience
may be partially removed.
And all this, reader, arises from the anticipated
complexion ofthe Richmond and Danvie Railroad
Epeafile most ihveterate old fasy, says the Reg
lister ''who once thought that batteau navigation
on the Dan, was the utmost speed of locomotion
that human ingenuity could devise, animated by
the prospect that he may yet live to see the day,
when the iroa-korse shall throw from his lungs o.
FIRE the living fame along its waters, is now busy
bestiring himselfto enable the place to give 1t
respectable reception" ~ tr
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WRITING PAPER = Every quality

WRITING PAPER. = Every quality,
w ruled and plain some extra thin, sold at retail
or by the quantity at very low prices
ENVELOPES-Bud white and blue, all sizes; ey-
ira fine laid envelopes superior article; also lace.
embossed aud silver edged envelopes; blue laid and
cream laid 4to. post, very superior writing paper
every variety of Blank Books and Stationary arti-
cles.
Portfolios, Scrap Books, black, blue and carmiDe
Inks gold and silver Pencil Cases, Chessnen, Pocket
Books Gard Cases, and all articles sold By station
wafers-red, white, colored fancy &c.
Patent non eyaporating Inkstands,
Note Paper, plain aud fancy e
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, eft mill price.
Extra fine this Commercial Post.
Foolscap Paper, all qualities.
Portfolios with iocks-some extra finish.
Mournng Papers and Envelopes.
Envelopes. buff. white, blue, lace and embossed.
Mourning, Letter and Note Papers, also Envel-
opes.
BLANK BOOKS made to pattern. q
CHECKS and other Blanks printed TO order.
Ies JAMES WOODHOUSE
oc "a late Nash & Woodhonse. Eagle Square
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC TO
Il know where to get good TOBACCO, SNUFF and
CIGARS, which ia at the old established stand on
Main, corner OF 10th st. J. A. HARRINGTON is in
receipt of large and desirable lots of fine imported
and domestic CIGARS Of the best b ands imported to
our markets. He is determined to offer inducements
and hatters h mself that he sell lower than any
house IN Richmond, at wholesale and retail. Cab at
the sign of the Scotch Soldier, corner opposite the
Farmers and Virginia Banks
oc 24--6tt j. A. HARRINGTON.
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An EXCELLENT HOUSE AND LOT

AN EXCELLENT HOUSE AND LOT
IN FOR SALE-We authorised to sell that
most conveniently arranged two story framed dwell
ling in Duvaps addition, situated on the line of
St. Johns street. short distance north of Duval ST.
Chapel and Immediately opposte the residence Of
John B. Martin, Esq.
This dwelling has four rooms a convenient closet
and room, front and back porch with accomno-
dations under porch and store rooms for wood and
coal. The kitchen is and half stories high and
connects with the dwelling, store room and wood
vault, by covered way, thereby securing comfort in
the worst of weather. The improvements have all
been made within the last eight years and are now
in thorough repair The lot hasa front of 10 and
depth of l29f feet, and is most productive garden
spot. bargain win be sold in this really compact
and desirable establishment II early application Il
made. Terms accommodating. Apply to
oc 24-6t GonDIN q APPERsoN
IENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR.
M ING or NEGROES. COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber has taken office on Governor st.
two doors from the of that and Main. opposite
he Dispatch office, where he will be found ready 70
kerye any aud all no may entIust their business
bin: in the discharge OF which he promises the
ost faithful att and refers to the gentlemen
Evhsae Mares are subscribed below -
l REFEsgNcEs-J Judge John A. Meredith, Judge
IWm. " Cr,alur, James Lyons. ESD, MessFs Goddn
~ Apperson Herbert A. Claiborne .Essa Messrs
J1pdley Johnson Messrs. n. b. @. y. HUI, and
VI Mesrrs q. HI Dickinson 4 Brother oc 2a-drs
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IL ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on Franklin street, under the metropolitan
Hail. Richmond, Va. ~ sc l6-ly
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tT PHOENIX -BANK.-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by H. T. PAIRO
4 CO.. in Washington City by PAIRO l. NOURSE.
Sc Pts
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MILITARY,

ATTENTION. RICHMOND LIGHT DRAGONS!
Attend meeting OF your company at Lafayette III
on MONDAY next at O'Clock, r. NJ, precisely. By
order of your Captain.
E &c 22-2t 7ss8 w, O. GEORGE. o. s.
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/ To MARION DIVISION, 5. Of IA called and
special meeting of this Division viii be held TUES
DAY evening, at the usual hour. A full meeting 10
earnestly desired. By order Of the Trustees.
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g5~ FOUR g ENEK ALTON s.-We saw, yes
terday, a most beautiful daguerreotype taken By
ing group and is of great value to the family. The
niant In arms the youthful mother the gran dina
in the prime of life, and the great-grandma, Ia 70
gradual progress the grave. The elder branch Of
the family seem hale and hearty and there Is but hit
80, oc Is