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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09
D % 10 ID am HOagSe.
VIM. e. EDWARDS Proprietor,
PLYMOUTH, IND.

u 4 NO z II, I4ND.
ME proprietor of this well known House,
l. tenders his sincere thanks to his friends
and former patl onS for their iav orS heretofore
so Literally bestowed, and soicits continu-
ance. He is determined to spare no pains in
rendering his guests comfortable, and to afforc
them entire satisfactionin allthe departments
of his business.
HIS TABLE has heretofore spoken foritseh,
and he assures his patrons that no grounds fci
complaint will herea fter be given. As hereto
ore, tie Strictest atten ,on viii be paid to hi
stable department.
The Stage Ofice for the LoganSperf, South
Bend and LapOrte routes is kept at this house,
and persons wishing a com Portable private con-
veyance to any par; o Northern Indiana, can
be accommodated without delay.
May 5, S53. l0tn.
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ASjust arrived with another load OF New
i i Goods for the Regulator, and the residue
will be here as fast as the snorting horse can
haul them. There is NJ changing our deter
mination to sell goods at the lowest possible
prices, and if choice articles and small profits
will be any inducement to customers, why Just
come along without any more parleying about
il, and see what can be done for you at the
Regulator. wEsrERvELr & HEwErr.
Oct 10
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09
" ag0ns 81 Carriages.

such wrought Iron axle wagons as have here
lo;oEe been selling in this and other markets
ioi SUD- they now offer at Ss5-thoSe with
CaSl arms at the loWestpossible rates, and all
o'ler work in proportion.
hey are determined not 10 be undersoid al
ohtdone III either price OF workmanship, by
any oth'T wOTkmen N Northern Indiana. nor
by work manufactured at Chicago OF elsewhere
ana brought here iar sale. They are always
Oh tie hill, and ready to witness ana he 70
spcnSl0le for the durability of t.e;r work; but
wagons brought here from distance and sold.
II they 10 not prove good, the maker has your
money and places his thumb and finger TO his
nose and you may whistle for a better wagon.
They row haTe a superior lot of seasoned
timber selected by themselves, which thew ex-
Poetic make up for their customers, and be
responsible for its doing good service.
orGeIS IRON o. her counties promptly at end
cd 10.
ELLioTT& BELANGEF.
Jon. &c, i-5i az.
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EXPEN S ES

EXPEN S IS.
Cards OF Admission inuariabiyin aauance, or
secured, $50; Diplomas So Stationery So;
Boarding So so perweek; incidentals, at on
ton of student, SIS. Making entire expenses
about SIS.
On application, catalogue WILDE furnish
ed, giving full particulars.
All letters will receive prompt attention on
being directed, post paid. to
w. Mex. SCOTT, President.
Indians peliS, May "a, 1853. l5yI.
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Fancy &Dress Goods,

And staple Goods by the quantity, both dura-
Bile and cheap. Honest Corner and Head
Quarters may grumble at our low prices, but
we dress plain. hye cheap, and can afford to
sell at small profit. Our stock consists of all
the articles necessary for family use.
Sept 10 1858 2etf.
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as part of the work of the order.
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SUSAN AND KATE DENIN-BLooDY TRAG.
EDY AT ASp1NWALI..
From the Troy Budget, June2s |

We learn from passenger by the North Star,
which arrived in New York yesterday afternoon,
bringing passenger who left San Francisco on the
tH OF June, the particulars OF tragedy which took
place on tha Isthmus.
IL will be recollected that Susan Denim (Mrs
Woodward and Kate Denim (Mrs. Fox,) two ac-
tresses well known in this city, some time since
went TO California 10 fulfil professional engage.
ments there. They were accompanied by Mr. Wood
ard Susan's husband. After they had arrived in
California difficulty arose between Susan and her
husband. which resnltedin a separation. She then
openly joined with placed herself under the pro
lection OF Mr. Bingham, an actor at San Francisco
On the LIST of June Susan, Kate, and Mr.. Bingham
sailed for New York, Mr. Woodland also took pas
cage by the same vessel and route
On arriving al Aspnwail, (this, side of the 18th
mus Mr.. Bingham left the cars with the crowd of
passengers, for the purpose of looking after his
baggage He had not been out but a few minutes
when he was shot and Immediately fell, nortaly
wounded, as it is reported to us The ball entered
his side, near his back, passing through his body
above the hips. In the confusion of the crowd
where each passenger rushing to secure his
baggage, II was impossible to tell who committed
The deed. There was rumor Just rs the steamer
sailed that a Jamaica negro perpetrated the act
Woodward came on to N York In the North Star
while the Denim girls remained at Aspinwall with
Bingham, who, it said, was dying when the
steamer sailed.
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INV YORK, June ga private letterfrom Con
sntinope states that the greatest mystery pre-
sa.s in regard TO Tie present and ultimate de
s.s OF the allied troops.
Every thing aud every body appears TO be statn
.a. Il! believed that the Russian troops are re
ing from the Danube.
Lord Raaland and Marshal st. Arnaud have gone
p confer with Omer Pacha, in regard to the con
tlrt Of the war.
10000 English troops are stationed at Scutar in
immense barracks The plain is literally covered
wJh tents. The French troops have not yet reach
that point.
Prime Napoleon is still in Constantinople, occu
pyias one OF the Sultans palaces.
Capt. lngrahafn was to sail from Constantinople
o day or two. to join Commodore Stringham al
aYrna. as stringent measures were to be adopted
70 Pat down piracies which had become Of fre
gueHt occurrence.
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The President of the United States, accompanied
ny Mrs Pierce and her relative, Mrs. Smith of n.
Hampshire; General Cas5, the Secretary OF the
Navy, and the Presidents Private Secretary Ar.
sidney Webster, arrived at Old Point Comfort on
saturday afternoon, at 5 O'clock, in the T. States
steamer Engineer Yesterday The President in
specicd the troops in the Fort and afterwards vsi.
I'D the flag ship Columbia, Com. J. II Newton and
gl0Op Preble, Commander Craven, at anchor of
ia Poiut-being received on board of both ships
with the national salute yards manned, and all the
t1nors due to bis station We learn that the party
Vlli leave Old Point this morning, in the T. States
aeamer Engineer, Capt Olmstead, their return
Washington.-NorfoH Herald, yesterday.
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THE MARKETS.

New York, June 27.-Cotton steady. Southern
Flour steady at So 62 $9l2 Wheat heavy Corn
has declined cents per bushels, with large sales
Stock variable and more active. The money mar
ket shows considerable activity
BALTIMORE, June 27.-Sales of 1000 bbls. How
ard street Flour at 81 A g. So and 1900 bbls City
Mills at So White Corn 81 cents; Yellow 90 IS
pts
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-The National Division
rs OF Temperance of North America, recently
Izet at st. Johns, N B. The following named gen.
larnen were elected officers for the ensuing year:
:. l.. Tilley of New Brunswick. NJ w. Patriarch:
Charles Egntor, of kentucky, N. w. Associate; F.
E. Fickhardt, Of Pennsylvania, NJ. w. Scribe: r.
n, Eoust, Of Pennsylvania, III. w. Treasurer; Rev
Nir. McCurdy, of Massachusetts NJ. w Chaplain;
George P. Rex, OF New Jersey, ID w Conductor:
Levi Leland, of Iowa, NJ. w. Sentinel.
The National DIVE ion has adopted three degrees
as part of the work of the order.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
WHEELING BRIDGE.

In the United States Circuit Court at Philadelphia
rg Monday, on the application of the Attorney
,sueral and Mr.. stanton, of Pittsburs, an in
-c,iou was allowed by Justice Grier. on the
rF'aint Of the State OF Pennsylvania, aagnst the
" ceiling snd Belmont Bridge Company, to re
's,rn them from rebuilding their bridge at less
,'s1aion than was prescribed by the decree Of the
-"mo Court OF the United States. The rhila.
j p7's Bulletin understands that application will
ST.. be made for su execution against the Bridge
mpany forthc costs decrccd against them by the
RENE Court, amounting to about eighteen
a lssuj dollars.
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WASHINGTON q rssJr.-A dispatch from Wash.
--.cu informs as that the territorial appointments
- stick in the Senate little. The rum0r that
81" Of the nominees for Kansas is freesoilish, is
-s.aing cTedeuce among the Southern Senator's
81. Douglas urged the appointment of a particular
trrnj and was denied Some trouble in that quar-
ter may also be expected
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LATER FROM THE COAST OF AFRICA.

III III NUN HE LUASI OF AT hICA.
BJsroH, June 2Gth.-The barque Talyho, from
tie Coast Of Africa, has arrived, and reports the
r.at~ Constitution at Port Prayo, shortly to sail
90 q cruise down the coast. The storeship Nevada
arrived there on the 2sth of May. The sloop Dale
vas cruising near the river Congo. The Tallyho
.l..E5 letter bag from the Constitution, and an
pgald corporal OF Marines and ten discharged sea.
mon
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TERRIFIC AND DESTRUCTIVE HArLsToRM
passed over the Quaker Neck and Morgan's Greek
.,ctions OF Kent county, Md, on Saturday after
n'on last, doing immense damage. Some entire
aeis Of wheat nd corn are said be literally de-
s'roycd the roofs Of the houses in many instances
shattered the trees entirely berett OF their foliage
ana the bark torn of. 4 large number of sheep
and poultry were also killed.
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MADAM SONTAG'S DEATH-TERRIBI.E RAW
AGES OF THE CHOLERA

NEW ORLEANS, June 27-The death of Madam
Sontag at Vera Cruz has caused great sorrow in
the City of Mexico as, indeed it will wherever she
was known. She was preparing to return to En-
gland, with immense fortune.
The cholera is raging terribly in Mexico. Two
hundred deaths in one day reported.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-1n the Senate to-day. the
bill for the settlement of the accounts of money
advanced by Maryland during the last war, was dis.
cussed.
The House has resolved to close the debate on
the Mexican treaty Appropriation bin at noon to-
morrow. The bill will pass by large vote
1t lie understood that it is the determination of
both Houses, If practicable to close the session on
the 3lst of July
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FROM MEXlCO.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2G.-The steamer Orizaba
b arrived with dates from Vera Cruz to the 22nd
, We have nothing of Importance from Gen.
.lrez A small battle had taken place and the
.1=urgents were defeated.
-auta Annals birthday was celebrated with great
r. icing but without declaring the Empire. Ma
,lel Glagazamc has been appointed Minister OF the
IeRsury
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY.

Mr. Nathaniel II. Young--an aged individual
sell known il this vicinity-was thrown from a
'sson which he was driving, on Monday last, and
4e Of the wheels passing over his body, he was
-tautIy killed il is supposed that the horses bad
ssel fright and become unmanageable.-AbjHg
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SNEAD & COOKE,
ATT RNEYS AT LAW,

L :
Charlottesville, Va.
TNHE undersigned having formed CO.
Il partnership for the practise of Law in Abe.
marie will practise regularly in the County and Cir
cult Courts of said County, and also in the District
Court, held in Charlottesville.
All professional business entrusted to the firm will
receive the attention of both parties.
e Claims secure and collected and remittances
promptly made.
BURWELL w. SNEAD,
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address b. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or R. j.
COOKE, Palmyra, Fluvanna, Va.
BURWELL w SNEAD will also regularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanns and will
give his prompt attention all professional business
entrusted to him in that county.
REFERENCES:
New YoRK-Messrs Greenway, Brothers Co.;
Compton Turner; j. K. Jafray Sons; Robertson
L Hudson; Ward Babcock & Co.; Ely Mygatt, jr.
Co.; Levi Cook < Co; A. r. Frothin ham Co.. Hen
rvs, Smith and Townshend Seebe Co
Observation-Disclosures Bsugher, Fisher Co.; Ball,
Chriss L Co.
RIcHmoND-Mesgrs Wordsworth, Turner Co..
Parker. Bsyiy l. Nimmo; Warren Perkins; Kent
Paine l. Kent; Hubbard, Gardner Co.; Deane
Brown Thos. Chas. Ellis; Geo w. Gretter; w. f.
Butler Co.; John N. Gordon 4 Son; Flanagan,
Stokes l. Co. je 2S-3m
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARIE

bALIT nUNG NAI II4t NAhhET, june %.
BEEF CATTLE-TheTe were offered at the scales
to-day $50 BAeves-450 sold, left over 400 driven
of. Prices 81 to Si.75 on the boot, equal to S9aS9i
net, and averaging 81 81 decline SOC. per cwt. live
weight
HoGs.-The sales at the scales to-day were at Sc to
8 -. Dull
sHgEP-The sales at the scales to-day were from
s % to IS 80 per head. Dull.
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DEATH FROM LOCKJAW,

Lanes Sanders, youth about II years old, son
y Mf Edwin Sanders, at the Seven Mile Ford, died
4, Gs place on Tuesday morning last OF lockaw.
,.- hsd been wounded ia the foot by trcsding on q
~. lev days previously biaSd0a Dan.
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b . re" YORK June 26--The Engineers ON the Eli
~ TOAD have aeeeded to the demand of the Com
fehy' and viii submit to the rule adopted for the
T.. lsdiate discharge OF an engineer who throws
connective of the track. The entire business of
- '9sa VIII be resumed Tomorrow.
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Nh RENroN.-ln the House OF Representatives
e. Monday. Mr.. Benton made a speech in opposi
I n to the appropriation of ten millions TO carry
the Gadsden treaty, declaring that the Presi
ri in negotiating that treaty had invaded the pri-
! a.e Of the House. Mr.. Bayly replied
dispatch from Washington says that Mr.. Ben
t..s speech produced sensation. The bill will
Isss. however
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BY ALEX. MOTT co.
4 ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY AT

I AItGE STOCK OF SADDLEKY AT
81 C Il N The Subscriber anticipating q
change in his bushes on the LIST of July next otfe
for sale his stock of SADDLERY at cost for cash.
until the 9th of June which time he will sell all
the remaining stock at Auction His stock in
part of about 200 sets of COACH BUGGY and CART
HARNESS, alarge portion of them very fine. Also
about l59 fine SADDLES, including some of the
finest have ever had made Also, very large lot of
BRIDES, MARTINGALES, STIRRUP IRONS,
WHIPS of every description; in fact, the largest
stock of every article usually kept in Saddlery
tablishment) ever saw.
Persons in want of soch articles, and who in
the habit of settling every six months shall have
cry article charged to their account at cash price,
II there any accounts standing against Jos. Fl
Colqutt, Agent, myself Individually, persons hav
ing them are requested to bring them in for settle
ment. JOS. H. COLQUITT
~ The above sale will be continued TO-DAY,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Sale conducted BY
my 28 A MOTT CO, Aucts
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THa CUBAN FILLIBUsTEns.-The intelligence
s.a,n New Orleans, that the grand jury had order
Il Gen. Quitmsn, John s. Thrasher, Samuel J. Pc
FRS and others before them witnesses, denotes
ma. there is to be thorough investigation into the
lnored iniringenents OF the neutrality laws.
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WHEELING, June 26.-The river is rising with
prospects Of good navigable stage of water.
The falling OF portion of the kingwood Tunnel
yesterday will cause slight detention ofthe freight
frajns
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HOT WEATHER

BALTIMORE, June 27.-The heat to-day is exces
sive. In this city the thermometer indicates 90 de-
grees in the shade; in Philadelphia, 95 degrees in
New York, 96 degrees
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DEATH OF MADAM SONTAG.

We regret to learn, by a telegrephic dispatch
RON New Orleans that Madam SoNTAG died at
era Cruz the 10Th inst, after a short illness,
% cholera
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PRorrLLER AsHoRE,-The propeller Bucepha
Ia was beached and sunk on Lake Huron on the
n, with valuable cargo of -four and corn 1t is
thought she will be got off
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCE-
' RES UNDER DEE D OF TRU ST.-On
THURSDAY, July 9th. at 10 O'Clock, shall sell
at auction, at the store on Main street. recently oc-
stock of GROCERIES, with FIXTURES, &C., con.
veYed ky MIR. S.egal to Trustees.
On the day ofthe sale the store will be rented
at auction.
TERMs-Under $780, cash, over 500, 4 months
credit for approved paper
By order of the Trustees.
je22 DAVENPORT, ALLEN i CO., Aucts.
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Prof J. Woodman Hart, who has advertised
hts ana views OF the Whole World at total
Total valuation Of $500, 600, was arrested in New
lJfk Friday, at tn suit of the Board of Cover
i,rs In default of bail in the amount of fifty hous
ana dollars, the prisoner was detained in Gus
+y
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CINCINNATr, June 2i.-The cholera has broken
out at Independence, Mo. During the three days
proceeding The Goth, there had been twenty five
deaths. There had been several fatal cases at st.
Josep5s, Weston, and other places along the
river
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
By GODDIN I APPERsOy.
GALE OF LEAsEHOLD AND PR

GALE OF LEAsEHOLD AND PRE-
~ Misses ON BROAD STREET. NFAP JAR.
AVENUE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wiii be
upon the premises. commencing at o'eIecE. two
framed Tenements on the north side of Broad street
near Jail Avenue, occupied By Lawrence WaJljs
fronting p feet running back about ITO feet subject
to ground rent. which win terminate I,t Anil
1863, at annual of SIS The houses will Zach
rent for about $3.50 per anEum.
Terms cash.
je "a GODDIy T. APPERSON At.
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lURr D;ScHARGED.-The trial of Carson, al
Oneida, N Y, for the murder of his vile has been
brought to close by the discharge of the Jury, be
ing unable TO agree
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sssr-sssssss s-:1 NUNNS q CL A Z K s

-~,Ezszszz.-Sl--x NUNNS 81 CLARK s
EssEzz--yssfsssaaes.i PIANOS.-P. II. TAYLOR, sole
~ u nagent in 1t this as., city for thu, sale of
named celebrated makers, is constantly receiving
elegant and plain PIANOS from their extensive and
long established mandatory.
They combine all the modern improvements and
are renowned for keeping in tune.
ES- The public are cautioned TO observe that the
title of :he firm is NUNS K CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
Guitars, Nioiins, Accordeons and Flutes; also, Gui-
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
P. II. T. has in store the largest stock of new and
STANDARD MUSIC to be found South of Baltimore and
is in the weekly receipt of al the and fashion
able Muec of the day. A liberal discount made to
schools srd dealers
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
is IS loo Main street
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= ARTIFICIAL TEETH
\ GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M

fs9SSsS&4s9a ARTIFICIAL TEETH
ffyTasSssA GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
SIYY~YYS PROFEMENT.-The undersigned
have purchased the right to use Dr.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode
of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one
of the greatest and most important inventions ever
made in this branch of the Dentists art.
The Improvement consists in the employment of
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the complete
union of ali the teeth by sciCus compound, which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and natu
raj looking gum, and filing all crevices and rregu-
artes and rendering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant to the by the accGmula-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. Nc other mode of mounting artificial teeth 10
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth (inserted In the ordinary
way, and not giving satisfscton,) invited to try
this invention, which they do at but little add.
onsl cost
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of this kind
OF work to any persons who will call at our Office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not
WAYT L MAHONY, Dentists
my '7-dAwts Office. 209 VI ain street
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TREASURY DRAFTS

WAsHINGToS, June 27.-NearIy S500,000 worth
of Government stock was received at the l.. S.
Treasury from New York this morning for redemp-
tinp
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SP L ENDID PIANO

SPLENDID PIANO
sssseTg - + ORTES,-A. J. BELVIN has ius,
\ II III 4 Ireceived from the celebrated manu-
v slactories Of Messrs. Nunn's Co,
Gilbert Co., and Burns, number of their elegant
toned PIANOS, with all the modern Improvements
and as they come from manufacturers who stand I'M
rveled their tone and durability cannot be surpass
ed-which he viii sell low.
He also has on hand large lot OF FURNITURE OF
his own manufacture, made of Rosewood, Walnut,
Oak and Mahogany. made up in the best styles and
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this or the
Northern markets, being all made by hand and not by
machinery.
UNDERTAKIN0-He still keeps on hand large
lot of COFFINS and vii give his individual atten.
zion to all orders left at his Warehouse, whsre .
can always be found
sp 23-dActs J. A. PELVIN, Governor st.
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The WALKER DIVORCE CAgE-This case yet
hangs in the Court Of Common Pleas of New
o-k. On Saturday, Mrs. Walker was present, ac-
c0mpanied by several lady friends.
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- PIKE ROAD, 6 miles from Ricbmond-For al.
AT AuCTION.-Wi!l be sold at Auction ON the
prem ises, commencing the 3Oth June 1854, upon the
premises commencing at O'Clock, 76 acres of Land
on the Deep Run Turn pike, 6 miles from Richmond
adjoining the lands formerly owned by Pat H. Gen.
try, and those on which Mrs Lowdes resides About
20 cleared-balance in woods. The improve
rnents consist of Stable, Cow House, &c Terms
One-third cash-balance at and IL months for ne
gotiabls notes-interest added, secured by trust
deed. GODDIN L. APPERSON,
ie IS-2aVtds Auctioneers
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RAILROAD ACCIDEST.-Tne mail train from
Charleston on Saturday ran of the track near
Augusta. The baggage and negro cars were smash
ed but nobody killed. The passenger cars were
uLiDjured.
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CHURCH DESTROYED - The Roman Catholic
urcA a, Coburg, Canada, has been destroyed by
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Mrs. d. SPoTswooD WINSTON, the eldest child
. the second marriage, OF Patrick Henry, Of Va,
If revolutionary fame, died at Memphis, Tenn, n
the Eth inst.
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CHOLERA IN JAMAICA-The cholera is prevail
Ing to an alarming extent on the plantations of ia
maica.