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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-06-22
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Pa, at 81 90 per annum, If paid IN advaace, if
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-17
ILLINOIS.

1881 From Springfield, by Rochester, TayIorvnic and
prs'rie Bird, to shclbyville, 10 mics and back.
three times a week
Leave Springfield Monday Wednesday, and Friday
att
Arrive At Shclbyvills anne days by 3 pm:
Leave Shsbyv'lo Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day Al m:
Arrive at Springfield name day. by spm
1882 From Sbelbyvilc, by Cochrans Grove Bshsaids
Arno, Charleston, Hesvle Grand View Paris
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yl,5 Prom Aisesn by Holland Grand Haven, % mass
and back, once week
Leave Allexan Wednesday al g. am
Arrive Il Grand Haven nsxt day by lsmj
Leave Grand Haven Friday at p M
Arrive Al AIlcxsn next day by 3 p m.
ara From Lawton Paw Paw, miles and back, twics
Leave Ia~ton daily, except Sunday, at m and
Arrive a. Paw Paw same days by pa m and $
Leave Paw Paw daily, except Sunday, at Q am and
Arrive al Lawton same day by I m and . p m. |
1889 From Paw Paw, by Prospect Lake Hamilton Keel
ersvills, cambridge, and Millbarg, to 81 Joseph
40 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Paw Paw Tuesday and Friday at Sans
Arrive at ST. Joseph same days by D pmi
Leave st. Joseph Wednesday and Saturday al
Arrive at Paw Paw same days by SPIN "a.
1910 From Paw Paw, by Lawrence Arlington, Breeds
vile, and Hunter, to South Haven 80 miles ana
Leave Paw Paw Tuesday and Thursday at a M
Arrive at South Haven same days by ? 10; 9
Leave South Haven Wednesday and Friday az
Arrive ., Paw Paw same days by 6pm
1914 From Saugatuck South Haven, rs miles ana
back once a week
Leave Saugntuck Monday at a m;
thrive at South Haven sumo day by sp m;
| Leave South Haven Tuesday at ami
Arrive at Saugatuck same day by pm
90 Vile, Edwardsburg Niles. Cottage Hill Ia, and
Terre Coupe, to Hudson, 50 miles and back three
4
Leave White Pigeon every Tuesday, Thursday, and
| Saturday ut am;
| Arrive ut Hudson next days by IL M
! Leave Hudson every Monday, "wednesday, anu
a. Friday * II HE Pigeon next days by Jpn
l343 From Dowasiac by La Grange, Cnssopols, Wanda
| liza, NeWburg and Three Rivers, to Centreyllle,
| 80 miles and back, six times a week
! Leave Dowagac daily, except Sunday, at Tam;
/ Arrive at Centrevie same day ny 6pm
i Leave Centrevie daily, except Sunday, at q m;
Il Arrive at Dowagac same day by 6 pm.
1914 From CassopoIs by Edwardsburg and Adnmsvie
to Ekhart, Ia, "a miles and back three times
week.
Leave Cassopclis, Monday, Wednesday, and Frida,
at6am
| Arrive at Ekhar same days by pm;
| Leave Ekhar Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday a
II Sam;
Arrive at Cassopolis same days by pm.
ilSI45 From Miles, by Benien Springs, to ST. Joseph, Y
miles and back, six times week.
April1 to November /.
| Leave Niles daily, except Sunday, at pms
| Arrive at St. Joseph same day by pm;
Leave ST. Joseph daily, except Sunday, at M
! Arrive Mt Niles same day by IL IN
Nouen,ber 10 April ].
Leave Niles daily except Sunday, at lam;
Arrive at st. Joseph same day by 6pm;
Leave st. Joseph daily, except Sunday, at. nj
Arrive at Niles same day by 3 m.
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~ Ba1n,e Cvsek TuseAay = "a n;

Lava Basas Creek Tussday 5ami
Arrive Climax PFsiris same day by lean;
Leave Climax Prairie every Tuesday a III m,
Arrive at Battle Cnsk same Day By Ppm;
Iyll2 From Battle Greek, by Yorkvle kchlsnd Prairie
villa Fulton, Yankee springs, Vaudeville, Caledo-
MIA. and Whimeysvile. 70 Grand Rapids, IS miles
and back, three times week
Leave Battle Creek Tuesday. Thursday and sstur-
Arrive !. Grand Rapids same days by Bpm;
Leave Grand Rapids Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 4 m;
Arrive q Battle Creek same days by pm.
Proposals TO end at Vaudeville a invited.
1919 From Battle Creek by Bedford JoAnstown Bristol
vllc. Baltimore, Hastings, Irving, Middlevilie'
CALEDONIA, and Whtncysvlle, to Grand Rapids,
$40 56 miles and back, three times week
Leave Battle Creek Monday, Wednesday,, and FRI
day 1T 4 am;
Arrive Ut Grand Rapids days by 3 pmi
Leave Grand Rapids Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday al 4 m;
1914 From Otsego, by Watson, Dom and Bryan, 70
Grand Rapids, 40 miles and back, once week
Leave Otsego Wednesday at 8 = m;
Arrive At Grand Rapids day by opm
Leave Grand Rapids Thursday al g. m;
Arrive at Osego day by 6p m.
1915 From Hastings, by Alto, 70 Flat River, 20 miles ant
back, week.
Leave Hastings Friday at a IA;
Arrive at Flat River same day by IL IA;
Leave Fiat River Friday AT ! pm;
Arrive at Hastings day by 6pm
laII6 From Kalamazoo, by Vicksburg, Park, Reserve
and Ccntrevile to S.urgs, 40 miles and back
oncc a week.
Leave Kalamazoo Thursday at an;
Arrive at Sturgis day by 6pm;
Leave Sturgis Friday at m;
9s1 Arrive at Kalamazoo "a day by 81 M
ala nd Ceptr e
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Eldridee New Marksts ard b. Maryn, 70 leHs
Haute 100 miles and back, six times week, three
Of the trips TO be run by Edridge and three by New
Market and st. Marys.
Leave Sheibyviile daily, except sunday, at Q am;
Arrive nj Terrc Haute next day by SPIN;
Leave Torrc Haute daily, except Sunday, al m
Arrive al Shelbyyille next day by . pm.
1853 From Springfield, by Berlin, Orleans JaeSsonve
Bethel and Exeter, 10 Naples, So miles and back
six times q week
Bidders will name schedule Of departures and affi-
vas. "a
proposals 70 commence at Urbanna wlll be con-
sidered.
1884 From Springfield, by Rehand, Pleasant Plains Ian
caster Virginia. Beardstown, Fredericksville, and
Pleasant View, TO Rushvlle, SO miles and back
three times week
Leave Springfield Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Rushvlls same days by SPIN;
Leave Rushvile Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive d Springfield same days by pm.
,aos5 From Springfield by Athens Petersburg, Robinsons
MILL Bath, and Havana, TO Lewistown, ~ miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Springfield Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive al Iewistown days by PM
Leave Iewistown Tuesday, Tharsday, and Saturday
Arrive al Springfield same days by SPIN.
ao56 From Springfield by Salisbury, Middleown, Prairie
Creek Delavan, Dillon, Pekin, fremont, and Wes-
lev City, TO Peoria, 6o miles and back, twice a
Leave Springfield Monday and Thursday at 6 nj
Arrive al Peoria next days by ian;
| Leave Peoria Tuesday and Friday att pm;
Arrive at Springfield next days BY Z m.
| PROPOSALS to end at Delavan are Invited
,ao57 From Springfield, by Clear Lak' Merchandising
io Decatur Oakley Cerro Gordo Monticello, UT
banna, ST. Joseph's Homer, and D,nville, TO Gov
/ ington Ia 1852 miles and back, threttmesa week
/ Leave Springfield Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
at Sam;
Arriva at Covngton days by l0pn;
Leave Covington Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
| at am;
Arrive at Springfield next days by IL 70.
! Proposals to begin Urbanna innted; also TO-
i daily service from Urbanna TO Covngton.
,ao5s From Springfield by Buffalo Heart, Mount Pulaski
4 Clinton, and Dewitt, to Santa Anna, 6S miles ant
/ back, once week
Leave Springfield Friday at 6 am;
Il Arrive at Santa Anna next day by 6 pm;
l Leave Santa Anna Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive at Springfield next day by 6 p Il-
1899 From Springfield by Salisbury, Petersburg, an
Panther Creek, to Beardstown, Sc miles and back
| once week.
| Leave ing6eld Thursday at A am;
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The Austrian Gordon against Tessina is abolish

ed
PRuasrA.-Prussia has forbidden the export of
ammunition
GREEcF.-A dispatch from Athens of 18th May
confirms report that the insurgents had gained a
victory in Thessaly. The Turks lost seven hundred
Ia killed, many prisoners and FIVE guns
The new Greek Ministry had taken the oaths, and
satisfied the requirements of the Porte by Issuing
peaceful orders, and dismissing all functionares
implicated in the insurrection
Among those disgraced are four Aide-de- Camps
of the King. The Porte consequently refrains from
all further measures against the Greeks.
The American Squadron was at Syria June lst-
MoRocco.-France and England have noticed the
government of their war with the Russian empire
The Emperor replied that no Russian flag shall
enter Moorish ports during the continuance of the
war.
INDIA AND CHrNA-The overland Indian mail
had been telegraphed, with dates from Calcutta to
May |, and Canton April 20.
1t is reported that the insurgents, assisted by
Europeans had driven the imperiaists from Shan:
haze
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NECHUM'S RIVER, MAY rs. 1854

M ECHUM'S RIVER, MAY IS, 1854
ASA The Undersigned ia prepared to accommodate
twenty or thirty BOARDERS, and will use his best
exerons to render his guests comfortable and happy
Situate in the county of Albemarle, immediately on
the Virginia Central Railroad ten miles of Char
lettesville, and the eastern base of the Blue
those who enjoy pure air, cool water, pure milk
and butter sweet as the clover blossom, together
with quiet retirement la the midst of the most
his house.
TERMs-Per month, S2o (servnnts and children
generally about half price j per week, So per day.
Sl25.
Post Office, "Mechum's River, Va"
my 26-d1mc4tk WIN. GRAVES.
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GUILTY OF MANsLAUaHTER. james McIuire, on
trial at Syracuse, N. Y for the murder of Hoolan
has been found guilty of mansaughter in the fourth
degree and sentenced to the State prison for two
years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-24

The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Ancient
York Masons OF Mississippi has contributed a block
for insertion in the Washington National Monu.
ment. 1t is compact, gray limestone. The entire
conveyance to Alexandria, Virginia was without
charge.
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VIRGIsTAN SwINDLED.-Charles G. Grise of
Portsmouth, Va, was swindled out of his gold
watch, worth $50 seal valued at SO, and $40 in
money, in New York, on Tuesday, by two men who
came the "patent safe game over him.
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pOTOMAC PAvILION-PINEY


l. POINT, MD.-This agreeable resort for health
sea bathing and general recreation, will be opened on
the 18th of june fer the accommodation of the pub
lie, and under the confident hope that satisfaction
afforded on his part last to visitors generally
the undersigned pledges himself that the Pavilion
shall be equally we'll kept during the present. and
while many similar establishments have raised their
prices for board, and doubtless many will follow
their example, the prices at the PAVILION will
continue as heretofore, for its old well as the new
friends hich may seek its quiet shades and we'll
known fishing grounds.
less than week, $3.50 per day-per week, $1,000,
and per month, $4,000
Professor Loebmsnn's Cornet Band has been en-
gagged for the season.
ie l2-dGwc4t w. w DIX, Proprieto-
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw-U s. Commissioner
Carpenter, of Ohio, has published in the Cincinna
ii Gazette long communication, denying the con
stiutonality of that portion of the Fugitive Slave
Law making it the duty of commissioners to issue
warrants and hear cases. He says he has refused,
and will continue to refuse, to issue warrants
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THE ANGEL GABRIEL SHor-The N. Y. Tribune
publishes report that Orr, better known as the
Angel Gabriel while preaching to the citizens Cd
Lawrence, Mass, Wednesday evening, was shot
by man in the crowd. The man was immediate
ly seized by the mob, taken to a tree and then
hung until he was dead. The story comes only in
the form of rumor, which cannot, at present be
fully relied upon
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Score
tGry of the Tirgnia State agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS in P,ginia and the Southern. and Western
States.
Ofice-at the Office Of the V7rginia State Agyicul.
tdrat Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, Notary PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Cffice-ss above. fe 8-ts
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, Friday June Q, 1854.
The advance of the Russians towards the position
OF the allied armies is announced and has created
considerable uneasiness In the monied world al
Paris.
1t is said that all the better class of persons are
flying from St Petersburg fearing that the troops
now arriving are composed OF Cossacks.
The Times Paris correspondent alludes to the
istence of an injurious in trieue ia the Turkish
councils, and the mismanagement of the War De-
partment in Constantinople Russian bribery is
limited at
SHANGHAE, April II, 1854
In tea nothing has been DONE Large purchases
have been made in silk
CANTON, June 12 1854
There have been large settlements in tea, and
higher rates prevail. Opium is declining.
LONG ISLAND RAcEs-UNIos Course On the
second day, June II, there was a three-mi|c race
| between b. m. Die Clapperton and ch. m. Dizzy
There were but few sporting men in attendance,
| and, according to the N. Y. Herald, those who
| were at the course were sadly disappointed. The
proprietors stated that they had been deceived by
the parties owning race horses, who promised to
| enter them for the purses offered, but held back
| from some unknown cause; and in consequence
| the four mile for Wednesday was not to come
of. We annex the Herald's report of the race
ten on Die Clapperton. and in some instances one
hundred to five offered without takers, SO well
were people posted to the capabilities of the
nags. 1t was the most neagre affair ever witness
ed on the turf During the first two miles of the
first heart, the horses loped along on the slowest
ksnd of canter, occupying five minutes ard TWEEN
tynlne seconds in the performance, and made
an effort to run until commencing the third mile
They then were opened but the speed of Die Clap
perton was so much greater than that of Dizzy,
that 1t required all the power of the darkey who
rode her to keep her back and make an apparently
passable heat. In the second heat they ran from
the score, and then the superiority of the bay mare
was more manifest than before. All the restraint
that the boy could apply was not enough to keep
her back-she would not wait for the other and
came home winner by nearly distance. The
following is summary:
SECOND DAY, June 2l-Purse 800; three mile
heats.
N. b. Young entered b. m. Die Clapper.
ton. by Boston, dam by Monarch 6
years old, carrying ll8 lbs; riders
dress blue and white e...-.
D. McCoun entered ch m. Dizzy, ) years
old, by Clarion, dam by Henry, carry
ing Ill lbs; riders dress red. .
Ihne-First heat Second heat.
First mile 237 2:ll
Second mile 2:52 l:53
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NATIONAL HORSE SHow.--The horse show now
progressing at Providence, R. L., is said to be
very fine one. Over2.o animals have been enter
ed, and in everything except stations it is said to
surpass the exhibition at Springfield last year.
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PoLIrIcs IN MAIsg.-The ''Old Hunker" Demo
cratic stste Convention assembled at Portland on
the 2lst, and unanimously nominated Hon. Albion
X. Paris as their candidate for Governor.
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= ANsExATfoN.--Egyptto 4merica. On Tuesday
last, in New York, Basil M. Loutfy Ffendi. Com.
missioner tor his higbnass the Vieeroy of Egypt
was united 10 marriage to Miss Harriet II. Hid
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YNHE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

IL SPRINGS, known in the list Of post Offices 10
Warrenton Springs will be opened for visitors the
10th of June. Extensive improvements have been
made since the last season. The entire bedding of
the establishment has been renewed and the furni-
ture of the dining and other extensively i'm
proved. Gas works have been erected; the light to
be furnished from rosn oil. Numerous ether expen.
ses have been incurred for the comfort and accommo-
daton of guests. These. and the increased cost of
provisions Of all kinds demand increase in the
ing first Of October. Sa5 for three months, S5; for
two months S65; one month, S36; for two weeks.
$50; for week, Sll; per day q; for dinner 75c;
breakfast, supper nights lodging, SOC. Colored
servants, and children under II years. hsif price.
White rssnts, three-fourths OF full price, No
charge for children under two years of Horses.
so cts. per day, or $40 per month.
The railroad cars leave Alexandria at o'clock in
the morning, and in two hours arrive at Beaeton,
where conveyances will take passengers over good
summer read, between eight and nine miles, to ths
Springs The cars, also, will leave Alexandra at
P. NJ. for Warrenton, and stages will take psssen-
gers the evenin 20 the Springs by Macsdarn-
lied road, six and half miles. From the South and
the West the cars leave Staunton and Richmond in
the morning ct about O'Clock, and may get TO the
Springs via Gordonsvilis and Besletop, to dinner;
thus afording two daily lines to Alexandria, and
daily line to Gordonsyille, Richmond end Stanton.
The supeIintepdenee of the establishment has been
placed under the control of tho subscriber, whose
experience in Lowell Boston and Portsmouth. New
Hampshire, entities him to hope he will be able to
give general satisfaction. He will certainlvtry TO do
so. lie 6-eo9tI SAMUEL COBURN.
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HUGUENOT SPRTN @ s-Th;. nIea


- SAINT retreat will be opened for the season. q,
the lat OF june Since last season, additions and inn
provenents have been made in the Hotel and Ca
BINS, and the whole establishment has undergons >
thoTousn repair competent Assistants and Servants
II the dlferent departments procured; good Band
OF Music engaged, and everything done to secure tbs
pleasure and comfort of the guests
The waters of three kinds: SULPHUR Chalv-s
beate, and combination of the two
Baths, hot and cold, may be had as heretofore
The Ball Rooms, Bowling Alley, Billiard Rooms.
and other sources of amusement, invite those who
are in quest of pleasure and recreation.
The HUGUENOT SPRINGS are in Powhatan
county, II miles from Richmond, and can be reached
by the Richmond and Danville Railroad to Robiou,s
sstatien, thence by Omnibuses. Fare through about
1t ia expected that Ger will also leave Richmond
every Saturday evening by which cement yisi-
tors may visit the Springs at the close Of the week
and return early Monday morning
Board, S32 90 per month, $40 90 per week, 81 rs
per day. Children under IL years of age, aud Servants
half price Breakfast, Supper and Lodgings, SO cts
each; Dinner 75 cts. Horses, per day, IS cts.
Je lin R. w. ROYSTER
N. B. All letters should be directed to "Huguerot
Springs" Black Heath Coal Mines P. o.
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- FARM FOR sALE.--For sale, a
FARM in the county of Henrieo. about tive
miles from Richmend, between the Old Turnpike
and the Richmond and Fredercksbarg Road. con.
tafuinx about iso scres75 Of which cleared the
balance well wooded.
There 10 good dwelling on the farm. with sir
rooms together with ieehouso, barn. stable and all
necessary out houses. Tefms aecomnodatpg. Ap.
ply TO JAMES PHILLIPS.
Al Mr.. Homa.'s Groeary, cor. lat and Rresdssa
ie g-axeIms
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEroR,
se lily Enrss,erIrnt EoIea,a Hotel PhiLndeI,Ain 10
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DISEASES OF THE r;yE.-DR. JOHN I

ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-Offc on franklin street under
the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va mol
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e TOR RENT. IMMEDIATELY-A

s.. VAS MINI Id NJ TDIA ] L = "A
k&2L large Rno desirable Dwelling or Boarding
House, pleasantly situated opposite the delightful
IN five minutes walk of business 1t is also well
F"apted for a School, having suitable rooms large
EFrG, &c. Itwiil be rented luw to careful tenant
Several gentlemen waiting to take rooms with
TIE occupant, if desired.
Having been built expressly for the owners occu-
Fancy and be heving farther for it, the whole
property, with the sdjoinne vacant Lots would be
sold on very favorable terms, exchanged for un-
improved Lots in the city suburbs. Apply st this
uiice NV 25-Irn
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VIRGINIA BoNps.-Bell & Sons Circular, receiv.
ed by The Canada, quotes Virginia fivss (bonds) at
| % a 9t.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.-Several Offices
~ in the Law Building are now for rent, and pos
ession may be had in few days Apply to us fer
tsIms TOLER i COOK,
je22 Acents
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEANs-In
sums to suit purchasers, for sale at all times by
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec 26-d6m
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THE LENNON SLAVE CAsE.-The Supreme
Court oi New York have decided that in the appeal
In the Lennon slave case, the appellant, being
non resident of the State, must give security for
costs. This is an appeal from the decision of the
late Judge Paine, by which eight slaves were
discharged from the custody of Mr.. Lennon, while
passing through New York from Virginia, to take
passage by water TO a slave State in the South
west
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DEATH OF JUDGE BARcuLo-Hon Seward Bar.
culo, one CT the Justices of the Supreme Court of
New York, died on Tuesday at the residence of his
father-in-law, in N. Y. city.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

TT- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined y
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EOR RENT-A very desirable House on
the north side 0: Poplar street at near the CITY
Jal. Possession can be had in few DAYS.
ED ID. EACHO
lt%i Gen. A gt and Collector.
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7,
rY9 3m 18th St, between Franklin and Grace.

qg> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
Ny CARRIA G L S.-THOS. CLEMMITT.
10Th street, near the Banks, Richmond Va, manu.
facturer ofCARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, ROCKA-
WAYS and BUGGfES, invites the attention of all
in want such articles assuring the that he does
not deal IN Yankee work that they will get the best
materials and workmanship in his Carriages, which
he warrants equal to any in the city, and at prlce
that cannot fail TO please. NH Is Is
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TIE VETERANS OF l8I2-A convention of vete.
rams of the war of 1912 assembled at Syracuse N
York, on the goth inst The attendance numbered
about 900 among whom were dozen Oneidas and
two dozen Onondaga Indians. On the first day, a
grand procession was formed which marched
through the principal streets and was escorted by
the military to a hall, where the convention or
ganized. The following proceedings transpired on
the second day;
A resolution was reported, urging attention to
others.
Mr.. Jordan of the Oneidas, pleaded that the In
dans should be remembered
On request, the Indians gave war whoop, TO
which the soldiers responded
central committee was then appointed After
speech by Gen. Van Rensselaer, and others the
Indians came forward and gave Gen Benson an
Indian name, and adopted him into the Six Nations