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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
FU,sNlTVRE.


lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday. CAST
advances made on Consignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEf q NELSON.
FURNITURE.
COFAS, Divan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Caro-
- Tables. Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bursaus Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment Of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23-Iyd WOOLSEY e. NELSON.
TEWELRY e. Observation-Disclosures, Fingerrings,
% Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches. Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses, Fancy Soaps
Accordans Violn Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
augasi wooLSEY & NELSON.
ItHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
- nture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood-seat
e-seai and sofa-seat Chairs.
janH WOOISEY d NELSON
SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 W0OLSEY & NELSON.
DEDSTEADS--Justr received and for sale low, LOT
ID of hiGhpost Bed.teads.
jan27 WOoLSEY q NILSSON.
LASS WARE.-Just received and for sale auction
~ and rivate sale lot OF Glassware.
jan27 WOoLSEV & NELSON.
lust IiCElVED and for sale, large lot of Looking
~ glass Plate. WOOlSEf & NELSON.
. OFAS.-Just received by steamer Express and foi
- sale low Furniture Rooms. four New Sofas.
ana WOOLSEY * NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
SOME THINGS CAN sE DONE AS WELL. AS

4 ME.-loO bbls Roach White Lime fer sale by
- Oetli GEO. FOSTER CO.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18

yaTOOD.-Io esr,s of seasoned Hickory and Ash wood
evils MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON. Firstst.
Mayville ted good received per
q Canal boat Joha K. Taylor. and for 81 by
e22 GEO. FOSTER & Co
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CONSTABLE,S SALE,
.IEMEINY

received direct from the acturer splendid
- ortment Of fashionable Jeweiry such Finger Rims
Ear KINGS. Breast Pins in luding autifu lot of
KNOW NOTHING PINS all Of which will be sol at the
lowest f. by G.. GOSSEN.
rect door be. Mai
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NOTIONS, Toys AND FANCY GOODS.

COCAS.-o dOz Country Knit Socks ba.d and sal
- ty sepss J. II. MAGHEE 1, 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18

Let everybody procure Of Dr. Bruces Almanac. and
Jourua ad read he
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LII the Machinery. Sheeting te. in the Bon liarhor
Cotton MILL will be sold che BY aPpe ton 70 the sun
scriber.
One forty horse Engine Picker ore Lapper II
Cards Drawing Frames List Feeders spinning Frames
Reels - Looms Mules with all the ShanE Pnliess
Iiarsor Cotton Mil Apniy 90 L. H. COOK.
es-tf Evansville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-21
ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY eHss

EXCHANGE HOTEL w Harrison Amelia.
Ca Hundley, Charlotte: A Leorand, Washineton.
betts Lunenburg; C Stokes, s Flynn. Va: r
Jones, = A; X Baker, Norfolk; p Morrill, New
Orleans; Meignell, Philadelphia; J II Earnest
K Evans Tenn; Chas Shoemaker, Georpetown: n
Eppes, City Point; Bruce, Roanoke. T A Marin
Henry; w G Wheidon, Boston: WI, Holt sn3
lady, Liberty; z Rufin, Hanover; /. Marshaii
Fauquier; Mrs Bird, Miss McCandlish. Gionces,er,
Whaling. Chicago; Tho Shoemat, B Shoemst
Augusta Springs.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-WC Church. N Mr
mel, PstsrsbuIg; Col Bondurant L BondurantA Va;
fi;e; n Vail N Y; Rev Eddard LADY and son. T. ~
Peterson, Phil; r q Nelson. Fla; X Saunders. ps.
tersbuJG r B Hestor. d Mirley; Ian rsfa " Ana
lady, Hfs Winters, ] 7 Elperson. N u T Bococa
Appomsttox; T McDermett, NJ Jacobs. Dublin: 4 NJ
Buinia Cincinnati; H Mattingly, r, FkPRR.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Hutchinson. Mopro.
county; 81 Funk Giles county; 81 Bose, Newburn:
AG Owen, Powhstap; C Thompson Dr. Rayn'
Lunenbure; Capt w D Bell Charlotte; A ] Gooch'
0erdopsyille; 81 Davis. Charlotte r AZ Denis.
Bedford; j w Pub, Bodkin, Craig county; W Car.
rol. Albsmsris; @ W-Monros. N G; VIM Wakeham,
JE, Columbia; ] C Stone. Missouri; 4 w King, Ten.
nessse; z n Witlaner, Florida; J Grain. Wake co.
n c; N Sane. Louisville; w Blair, PennsyIvs-
MIA; n McCraw; Misses McCraw, s children ser.
yants q M MoCnw, Lynchburf; r r Dupy, Prince
Edward; " Harry ~, LynchburF; r r Beasly, Pr.
George; " Carpenter, Il b; w B Grssn, C
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NEW AND SECOND HAND MACHI-

NEW AND SECOND HAND MACHI-
In merry FOR SALE One IL horse Steam En-
gina and Saw Mill nearly new, 10 perfect ORDER ca
pabe of cutting 5000 feet of lumber per day. will be
aold low for cash or on time and delivered ship
board If desired
One large tubular steam boiler in good order suf-
cient for 20 horse engine, will be sold very low.
One of Stearnes improved vertical reaction iron
Water Wheels the best wheel known to drive an
up and down saw-price S25
One Mulsy Saw mill, this mill requires only about
horse power to drive it, and will 1000 feet per
day. adapted to either water or steam power-price
$3.50 -
One Lath Mill that wilicut FIVE Iaths at once
Several secondhand Circular Saws a. good az new.
lot of Shafting and Pullies, Leather and india
Rubber Betting, but little used 1855
also have for sale, premium Grist Mills, which
will be warranted to give satisfaction before payment
will be required. Z. 2sEaE
Cat of these Mills, with description and prices
of the different Sizes will be forwarded to any adj
dress ON application. 4
l also wish to buy good second hand 6 or 8 horse
Engine, complete. and good Cylinder Return
Fluel Boler, for 10 horse engine.
also buy and sell all kinds off new and second hand
machinery, &C., on commission. 50
Any machine recommended by me may be relied
on having had Is years experience in buying selling
and working machinery of different Sorts aud spare
pains In keeping well posted u and in investigat-
ing all the new improvements 80 they appear.
Satisfactory references given II desired.
Aoy commune ations addressed to me will be
promptly attended to-. JOHN e. JETER,
1st door below the Exchange Bank.
NJ ~ aUf
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DECENT PUBLICATIONS.-

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Meigs on Child bed Fevers, l vol.-x2 so
Memoirs Of Napoleon and his Times, By the Ouch.
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Companions of my Solitude, by the same author
rs cts
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Leila Ada, the Jewish Convert, vol-75c.
- Free 10 of Fortune, the History and Adventures
Of Ned Lorn; by 9. B. Jones. vol 81.
Afraja, Norwegian and Lap'end tale, translated
from the German Of Theodore Mugse. one volume
-$125.
The Lost Hsiresa by Mr.. Emma d. E. N. South
worth-ef.25.
5 Genoa, Pisa and Florence, translated from the
French Of ~ jules Janin, by Mrs.. NJ Harrison Re-
binson-62c.
Progress and Prejudice, by Mrs. Gore, l vel --75e
The Lamp.Lighter. fresh supply-el.
Leather Stocking and Silk, fresh supply-el.
Just received and for sale by
90 N-ts ~ A. NORRIS, 81 Msiu o..
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REaIsrER Your Goops.-It is yer

REGISTER Your GooDs.-It is very i'm
porant that every person who intends to send any.
thing to the State Agricultural Fair for exhibition
whether il be stock, machinery or not-should send
list Of the articles intended to be shown 10 the
Secretary of that Society, who can enter the same
on q record book designed for that purpose The
grounds and houses are now nearly ready for use,
and If the articles for exhibition are entered at
once, as they should be- the best locations Of de-
posit may be had Immediately, and the chance of
the Exhibitors success will be greatly Increased -
We ask particular attention to this subject feeling
assured that readers will appreciate the impor
lance OF promptness in matter OF such great mpor-
lance not only to Richmond, but to the State at
large Books are now open for entries, and II
b to be hoped, that they may be speedily filed.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMoND MARKETS. oc,ober az

= hIOuMONO MAhhEIS, OctOber ~
FLOUR-To-dav there 10 another advance in Flour
and sales of superfne made at $8 Is for
shipment. Holders were stiff. The stock is lisbt-
unusually so. and the receipts still very limited
s WHEAT-The receipts are still mesgre and price,
aiists better. One or two sales were made to-day
Si!o; but for An extra article. We quote 81 60 to
n to cents more 5 80, N'As
for yery smaIl lats law o'2
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In this city, on the evening Of the 10th inst after
short and painful Illness DANIEL son of Benjs.
min and Sarah Sharp, aged years and months.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
residence OF his father corner of Foushee and Ca
nal streets, at O'Clock, ON Saturday evening.
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MARRIED
DIED.

At the Monumental Church, on the 10Th INIT, by
the Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr.. EDWARD C. MI.
NOR and Miss ANN AMOsS, Ill of this city.
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SENT Os.-Elizabeth Southland, a wo-
man OF mixed blood, was sent on to the November
term Of the Hastings Court 10 anewer the charge
of habitually associating with negroes In violation
Of law.
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! CIRcuIr. CnuRr-.I

= CIRcUIT CoURr-Judge Meredith pre-
siding.-M. c. Johnson indicted for kidnappfns a
free boy and selling him a. slave was found guilty
and :entenced to the Peniteptiarr for four years.
vile Montele In stealing cow was cd from
prosecution. noAe prossqai having been entered by
consent of the Court.
Washpon Ashby, charged with aiding and abettius
negroes TO escape from their masters, was put upon
trial. and his jury empauneled after wheh the Court
adjourned until this morning. 1877
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Oct. 20.

zz.,-yl ARRIVED, sts :
Schr. Bloomfield, Beckwith, Baltimore, ndse., w.
D. ColquittA Co.
schr. Providence, Parks, Norfolk, iron, j. r. An.
derson.
Schr. Sarah and Emeline, Lane, New York, hay,
]. w. Wright l. Co.
schr. Champion. Mitchell, Baltimore, guano II.
w. Fry L &c.
Schr Reindeer, Jarvis, Troy. lumber. R. Whill0ek
G;Son.
schr. Colbert Green, Fenton, Philadslphia, gas
works.
Steamship City of Richmond. Mitchell, Philade-
phia mdze, and passengers
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse.
and passengers.
SAILED.
Schr. Ralago, Hooper, Philadelphia. mdse, w. D.
Colquitt L. Co.
Brig Chattanooga, Norris Pernam buco, flour, Hax-
all l. Bro.
schr. Herald. Hudgsns. City Point, coal, W. D.
Colquitt L Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Fletcher, Hess from Petersburg Vs., arrived
at Philadelphia 18th inst ~
Schrs John Crossman, CLARK, for Petersburg; Chss
Whiting, Inman, for City Point Lydia Ann. Vor.
hees, for Richmond: Lavins Hopkins. Hatfield, for
do. cleared at New York 18th inst echr. Benjamin
English, Lyons, from Fredericksburg, arrived at do
same day.
Schrs. John Hart, Smith, fer Richmond; Lucy
White, Lorry, do; R. Allen, Baker DO, cleared at
Boston 18th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-21

KIDsAPrIxG.-Edward S. Lewis of North
Carolina, charged with kidnapping free negro
and offering him for sale, was examined before The
Mayor, yesterday, and remanded for further exsm
instion before the Hastings Conrt at ito November
term.
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SrABBIHG.-Levina Martin, free, charged
with stabbing Lewis Scott a free negro, was exam
ined and remanded for trial al the next term OF the
Hustings Court
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In TROuBLE.-John r. Eckert was COM
mitted 70 js. yesterday, 10 default Of e200 bail on
sonvction OF threatesing TO XII his wife, from
whom he 10 separated.
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Observation-Disclosures E. Mcneil, from
North Carolina. charged with having slave in his
possession improperly satisfed the Mayor yes. erday
morning, that he acting for his brothsr-in-la1
A. D. Csyous, of Wilmington. and was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-21

BOUND OvER.-William Wasley was fined
81 for getting drunk S. for throwing stones In the
street, and then held TO bail in 800 ior his good
Daniels slave to Jacob 8. Alice, on the 17th inst
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Time-3.5O 352

SECOND RAcE.-For the sweepstake for four year
olds, two mile heats $500 entrance but two horses
started-C Green's Voltaire, and Mr.. Giobon' 3
Granite. Each of these horses we're favorites with
all classes, but Voltaire had the call among the
knowing Ones" and the race proved that he de-
served it.
First Heat.-Thc start was an admirable one
but Voltaire having the heels, soon parted company
with bis companion, and continued to lead him to
the end of the heat, making the first mile in 81,
and the second in SO, with the greatest ina
ginable. How low he could have run the two miles
in the "forties," we cannot conjecture, but it
seemed to us that he could have readily shortened
the time four seconds, if there had been any
sity for so doing Time ofths heat $50.
Second Heat.-SOme few bets were now made of
four to one that Voltaire would win The start
was beautiful one both horses getting off togeth
er, but they soon parted company, Voltaire takiag
the lead and Granite continually trying to over
haul him and change places, but without success
Occasionally Granite would get up to his competi-
save his eyes for his pains. The time of the first
mile was Isl land of the heat 81.
Below we place and time them:
C. Green's b. c. Voltaire, by Epsilon.
Mr.. Gibbons gr. c. Granite, by Polladore. Il
N. B. Young's ch. g. Nat Blick, by Boston .pd it.
Boyden & Cheatham's CHI. C. Garrett Davis, by imp.
Time-3.50-35l
heats will be for, there being three entries Nat
Blick, by Boston; Lawson. by Wagner; and Red Eye.
Dy boston Two OF Lnese horses are we'll known In
the racing community, and bear high characters fer
endurance and speed. Nat Blick 10 a new candidate
for public favor, but he il said be colt OF great
speed and endurance, and his friends think there is
no certainty that he will not win. If he should step
In and snatch the laurels from the brow Of old Red
Eye at this time, great will be the fall among the
sharperso The race will, doubtless, be interest
ing one, and every friend of the turf should be pre-
sent to witness it.
An extra train of cars will leave the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Depot at ii O'Clock in the
morning and return at O'Clock in the afternoon
The trip by this route IL delightful one, and costs
but ffty cents. Bear this in mind.
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ATTEMPTED SUIclpE--Last Thursday
evening negro girl named Louisa the property Of
Mrs. Purcell, procured half an ounce OF laudanum
and swallowed it to kill herself, but failed in her
attempt DR.. Marx having been called in In time to
save her life. We learned from DIR. Trent yester
day morning that she was out of danger, and that
she got free woman to purchase the laudanum for
her at grocery. We shall have something to say
on selling laudanum to negroes, in day or two. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-21

F1RE.-About half past Ii o'clOck Thurs
day sight stable in of Mr.. Gray's buildings,
near the corner of Sd and Main. was set fire. but
extinsuished by the promptness of the firemen be-
fore doing serious injury
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n
York papers are engaged in discussing this
question, suggested by the villainous con-
duct of the crew of the Arctic. We find few
who deny that the desertion of the ship by
these men was most infamous. The New
York Evenimg Post, however, remarks, as if
in extenuation-"It was the sailors services
and not their lives that they agreed to give
for the wages they received" And the Port
land Me- Advertiser, seconding this remark,
concludes, too, that as they obeyed the
natural instinct of self-preservation, it can
notion in the cry of censure raised against
them" But that, Sat any rate, it is our duty
to suspend censorious charges until all the
facts and circumstances of the disaster are
before u.s.
The New York Express justly and forcibly
rebukes these sentiments, SO absurd, and so
ruinous to "a nation that is importing half a
million Of human beings year." It is very
true. says the Express, sthere is no written
contract that the crew shall stand by the
ship, but there is an unwritten Conscience in
every sound human heart. the contract of
duty, of honor, Of true nobility of soul, such
rs supported Captain Luce, when he was
sinking into almost certain death, on bis pad.
die box-the post of the COMMANDMENT
Chief. in sucha crisis of death, as he was en-.
countering. There is no written contract
with sailor when he ships on board a man.
of'war, that he shall sta'Ad by her colors and
90 down with them, if the Captain says so,
but "don't give up tlae ship is an unwritten
Contract of ten times the force. There is no
written contract for almost all the moral and
social duties of life, but they are not the less
understood, and the less enforced among all
civilized men, and, more or less, even among
barbarians." ~
The sailor, when he ships, knows that he
must encounter peril from tempest, from
wrecks, from fire, as well as from collision,
and it is his duty to stand by the ship in one
peril as much az another. The captain of .
vessel is no more under acritten contract than
the sailor to preserve his ship and passengers
ut the peril of his life; but we should like to
know who would become a passenger in 9
vessel, or ship a cargo in one, when it was
understood that the captain and seamen were
at full liberty to desert their vessel at the
FIRST approach Of peril, and leave the igno.
rant passengers to their fate.
The Express justly states that Capt Luce
would have been justifable under the law in
shooting down his mutineus crew. and ex.
presses the opinion that they are even now
amenable to law for mutiny and desertion.
The hanging Of these miscreants would have
. salutary effect upon others and be the
means Of saving many valuable lives in the
future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-21

FLoGGED.--Jsmes, slave to Mr.. Sher-
rard, was logged by order of the Mayor for smo.
king cigar 10 the street, and for using insolent
language TO white man.
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AUCTION Observation-Disclosures is solicited
to the sale of Horses, Mules kc &c = This Morning.
at 10 o'clock, at the Horse Lot.
oc 81 LARUS 4 SHINE, Auctrh
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
Thomas Skinner commander, from New York yes

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
Thomas Skinner commander, from New York yes
terday:
DR. C Yates, Charles w Chase, Chaplin, Chas
Tabb, H M Myers James L Downey, NJ Noting.
D Y Marcus and son, g Vaughan and lady. Mrs P
Floyd Mrs Henry, French, Edmunds
Wolfe, Mrs Antellotti and child Mrs w War
ner and child. Mrs w Wedman and son, N M Moo
dy and lady. Miss z Hymn. Geo III Carlson. VIM
Blair. Mrs M Thomss. Hirsh, Holmstrom, J
Gray, II Lambert, nj Pearce. G w Kemble,
2 Fsrnham. II Whitehurst, L Schoonmacher, 81
Hinckley, w Jones, H Lambert, Miss McDo-
maid Miss E c Winters, Mr., l. N Merton Curtis,
McDaniels. Mrs E D Hopkins, Mrs M D Massie, E Fl
Heringer, lady and daughter, E Griffith, Miss
w Brown, A r MITCHELL A D Austin, s s Myers,
8 H Harrison, w H Wheeler, L Dennis, CT tn
lady. J w Greenhow, ? Lincoln, Higgins, A F
Mrs Wiley Mrs C Moors and 40 in steerage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-21

LosT BREAsrPIN.-We are advertising
. lest brsastpn. The owner win pay q liberal re-.
ward By leaving 1t at this city. is F77
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AT PRATTS DAGUERREAN GAL
a LEhY, tssgn Of The Msoss D.srs BEAD, No.
Indian Agspt for number of the Northwssf s,hss
We hsss resolved grand ecisetion at their HsnSv.
work 70 exhibit during the Agricultural FAIR smons
which viii b. found INDIAN cuaIssfTIss for,nsS ~
Porsapine, Moose Hsir and Bead work, India Co.
tnmss and, IN short everything appertainisg 70 IN
dian lifs.
- Exhihikiou FARE. A ~
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THs Eastern WAK.-The N Y. CONNER.
saai Expresses the opinion that the Russians
are now just SO far beaten as to be rendered
inplacabls. and not sufficiently beaten to be
Inundated Into making concessions. The
prospect therefore. ID. Of . long war. and
which panty will lose the most BY Il in the
end, Il i impossible to prsdiet. However
''its m u wind that blows nobody good. and
Kths U. States preserves It's neutrality. the
European wars win make i the greatest.
wealthiest and strongest Of he nations. So
mote i be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-21

6HAWLN-For Gentle mems
IA sse-somsthins choice. tasty sni eomG ytahls.
06 Main street.
ocu 0kO8HON0, TLPMAN 4 co.
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HUGH A. GARLAND, Eeq the author of the "Life
of John Randolph died at st. Louis on the 18th
inst. He was formerly leading member of the
Legislature of Virginia, of which State he was a
native. At one time he was professor in the Uni
versity OF Virginia; in 1888 hewas elected to the
clerkship of the United States House Of Represer.
tatives, and In 1845 removed to St. Louis and soon
attained high position at the bar in that city, He
was about so wears of age
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AUCTION NorIcE-The attention Of COun-
try Merchants Is solicited to sale Of Stationery
Books, Watches Guns, Fancv Gscds. CutleIy. nc |,
oc 81 IA Main street.
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PERsONAL.

MARIA MALATESTER.- woman
4y1 has been for some time past imposing herself
the public fthis city being In desttats circum-
stances, By begsins from the citizens. She has
willing to provide for her. The public are cautioned
against her She has teeth. and u ct thstims en-
ciente This notice 10 published by her brothsrn-law
s oc 1a--dlm. PHILIP DERvOTTO..