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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS

81 h The following stakes
are now opened to be run
over this course, at the times
FIRST SPRING sTAKE.-A sweepststs. to be
run at the Spring meeting of 1856, for wear old
colts and fiss mile heats, $500 entrance 500 for
felt three more to make race to name and close
the LIST day of January, 1855. The following person.
have alres dy subscribed: Messrs o. r Hsre . r.
Boswell. James Tally, VIM. H. Gibbons, and John
Belcher.
FIRST FALL STAKE sweapstake for wars
old colts and fes two mile heats $500 entrance
500 forfeit to be at the fall meeting of 1885 and
or more to make race. The following ubscriptions
have already been made: o. p. Hare James Tally
] 7. boswell, VIM. Gibbons and John BoIcher.
FALL POST STAKE.-A Post stake for yeav ola
colts and FLIES $500. four to make race to
run at the fall meeting of 1885, and to close theIst
day of March. 1855.
SECOND STRING sTAKE.-A sweepst.t. for
fsur years old colts and llies two mile heaa 10 b
the Spring of 1855, $500 entrance 500 forfeit
three or more to make race, to name and close on
THIRD SPRING STAKE "A sweepstake for
three years old colts and ies mile heats $500 er.
trance, half forfeit to be run the Sprins Of 1855
three more to make race, to name and closA tia
LIST day of February. le5o-now two suhscrihers =
All nominations for any of the above stakes must
be- addressed to JOHN BELCdER
Proprietor Of the Fairfield Course, Richmond. Va.
de g-11tc1t =.
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IoE.-The weather has been 80 extremely
cold for three or four days past that all the ponds
have been frozen over and ice has formed in large
quantities along the canal on the basin, and In the
dock and river. If the weather does not moderate
within the next forty eight hours, owners OF ice
houses viii be enabled to get ample supplies of ice
for next summer. We do not remember having
seen such dry cold spell of weather, SO early In
the winter for many years past and have our fears
that we are to have much more of the same sort
before the season is past.
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COMMERCIAL,
RICHMOND MARKETS.. Deceml

FLOUR.-There II still great inactivity in the
Flour market and very little hand. 1t 10 evident
that, although the demand 10 good, 90 tight il the
money market at the North that speculation is much
cramped. SO was the last quotation for Canal for
shipment. and we continue that quotation.
WHEAT.-There is q slight advance. We quote
SL8230el87A for strictly prime red and white cash;
on time cents more. General quotations for good
qualities cents less
CORN--Remains at 8O0e2A cts per bushsl.
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst. BY the Rev. P. F. Berkeley, Mr..
ALEXANDER TUNSTALL to Miss RACHEL r.
bOOkEK daughter of Mrs. Mary Booker of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

ACCOMMODATED G. 8. Morgan,
Superintsnden of the Penitentary, requests N to
return his thanks to the Mayor and his officers the
Volunteers and Firemen of the city, and to the
citiz generally for the Invaluable aid rendered
him. during the burning of the State Prison on last
Thursday night
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To EPIcuREs.--A really prime article of
BEAR NEAT and CANVASS BACK DUCKS. with
all the Injuries Of the season. can be had served On
In every style at short notice. ard ct reasonable pr
ces, at the VERANDAH HOTEL, north end Of New
Vegetable Market The BAR 10 supplied with the
choicest WINES. LIQUORS and CIGARS.
ROBERT REID,
de 2-2t* FORMERLY of the Theatre Bssv
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND ExCELSIOR WORKS.
connEa OF sEYs.ru Anp IN. e..

THE subscriber takes pleasure IN .rro,,r
cling to the public that his PLANINfs 80 =,
MILL h now ID complete order --1 "a /"
Having recently incnrsed "a expense Of sev.,.l
dollars u rettting nd perfeckng kie Naek,.~,. 4 ,
Planning, Sewing. and Toneusiue and 0rcoviny n
kinds 81 ecards ana flaak, be b now anahls1 e ~
esnte egpesiee werhs q greatly rsduesl prices.
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To THE VoTERs or AAaIsTKRSAL DIS
reIcr No. / CHEsr ERyIELp CouNTY.-Col. Law.
SON u. BUAFOoT will be supported for Masis.
trate for the above District, by
de St MANY VOTERa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

KIcKEp.-John, negro man, in the SER
vice of Mr. Ford as driver, kicked In the right
side by mule, yesterday morning, near the Gale.
go Mile, and badly injured. He was taken to bis
masters residence AZ soon after the accident al
possible and placed Under the care of DR.. Wilson,
who. after making an examination, was satisfied
that none of the poor fellows bones were broken,
and that he would speedily recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend nv auc.
ton sales Of Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods, st
my store, No. los Main IT., THIS EVENING, Ct
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE
II Auction and Com. Merchant, l06 Main It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

PROTECTION BUILDING FUND COnpArY-
The ELEVENTH Instalment due ON tho 10th win
be payable on SATURDAY, December 9th.
The regular meeting will be held in the Evening
over Store 157 Main It,. at o'clock.
de 8-2t WIN. A. BUFFERS. sse,x
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SPEcrAL be attention Of tha
Trade II solicited to oar sale Of rsnsy 0oods Jewel
~, &C., Just received BY the Stesmship Hsauoks.
THIS EVENING, ct o'clock.
3 de Cit LARUS SHINE, Aucts
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PnGxrx BAL1.--The Ball q Pnoonix
Fife Company No. 2, came OF lea n19nt 9 Ls I
etto Hall, and Notwithstanding The arduous IapoIs
Of ths frssnen on he previous night, mey ParucL
pated In the festivities Of tho ball room WIN eIea
spirit and animation. Il waA indeed, = scene ~ y
brfliisnCy and beauty. The ray dressee @ snS
ladies coutrssted finely with the meat uniform q
the firernep. and tho enivenine music Of the band
harmonized vel with the spirit Of the OCCASION
In the course Of the evening, beautiful SILVER
pitcher and waiter Wa presented 10 Capt John >.
Fry. the commander of the company. The pitcher
besrs the following inscription:
presented TO Capt John Fry BY the members
of Phnnix Fire Company No 3: token Of esteem
and regard a. an officer, fireman and friend. Dec
8, 1854"
We sre compelled to reserve further remarks on
the bali for future number of our paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

AUCTION NoTICE.-Particular attention
b solicited to our sale Of Horses Mules Casriesss
Buefv Wagons. Carts. Harness. be-, THIS (ssssr
1ayY MORNIN0 At 10 o'clock. See sdvertisenenf
~ Eff IARU1 r SHINE Aurts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

THrATRE.-The bill for tonight COM
.prises some Of the best pieces played BY Mr.. and
thing unusually rich. The versatile performances.
Of Mrs. F. are spoken of in terms OF the creates
praise Her dramatic powers are good, and she ~
moreover, q capital ginger and dancer. Mr. Flor
ence acts the joval Irishman to the HE we aavlst
those who are fond Of humorous Representations
to attend tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

An item of news, published in the Dispatch,
yesterday, relative to affair CT honor In Phila-
dclphia, should have been credited to the Baltimore
Qnp
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.-The general meet
ing Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF the BAnK OF vne1sI.
viii be held at their BANKING HOUSE In the eitv
The law provides that NO Oficsr or Director Of
Bank shall vote the proxy Of StockhoIder In sny
election of Directors or Ofcers Of Bank NOR sbel
any proxy be valid which shall have bsen exeeuted
so days before the time Of election.
de s-2swtd sAM'L MARX. Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

PRlvATEERIEG.--The arguments in the
Presidents Message in reply to the PROPOSE
ton OF the King of Prussia for the renuncia.
zion Of privateering, are cogent and unan-
swerable. It would be very convenient, no
doubt for nations with large naval establish
ments to induce nations with small naval es
Establishments and large commerce to surren-
der the right Of privateering! The Presi-
dent points to England, which has navy
about ten times aslsrge As that of the United
States, while the foreign commerce of the
two countries i nearly equal and about
equally exposed to hostile depredations. =
Without resort to privateering, the means OF
England to inflict injuries upon our com.
msrce would be ten. fold greater than ours to
reta1iate.
The last war with Great Britain showed
the value Of our privateers. They put Bsit
ish cosnmFce ir peril in every sea. Asd
Whenever they met enemy's vessels Of war
u their own size, they did not hesitate TO
engage them, and won laurels q bright -
th0se achieved By the navy. SOMEONE'S,
VII hoeyy ODD against them thsy won hriI.
lant siofosiss. 6onns Of the most dasporate
Gshfisg recorded n nsvsi snaalG was pr.
formed ~ our gallant psivatseEs n the late
was. i wouid b the height Of folly. then,
N Americs 70 Hstsa to the crafty proposition
80 give up the rssest to privatssFjng, They
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

FARMER9 BANK or VIRGfrrA.-The An
nusl msetisG Of the 9T0cKHOLpEns % TEE YAar
Eng BAnk or VIRGINIA will ~ hold af their BANT
ING HOUSE. on WEDNESDAY, The 1olh dsy r.
January. 1855
An act Of the 0ensn1 Assembly. passsd asth ~
March. 1855 pysesribes that mo OBcef d Directs,
Of Bank shall vote ~ proxy for any 0toeh ksl5erie
shall any prsxy b valid whieh shall hsye been 80
eufed 60 days before the hme Of election.r
de9-2awfJ10 smith. Csshisv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

METROPOLITAN Hail. Prof. Heller |
exciting the wonder and establishment Of cur cid
gems by hh feats In magic. Besides the akin MI
which be performs what would seem to be ssimpo,
sible thugs his experiments have the merit Of OF
sinality, and his audiepces arc treated reeulsrlv
something new. Go and 80 him and e you d
mt return home wiser man, you win hsvc s
cause % regret the investmsns al quarter.
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|
use OF discretionary power which the Govern.
ment OF the Emperor has never allowed to be dis
cassed The quality of theforeigner on the part of
ooqe placed him within the scope of the mea.
sure OF which he was the object:-sii that remain
Cd was to reconcile this measure with the nuhiic
character with which he was invested
Io9 VIII acknowledge sir, that this 10 what ne
Ssse dome and that the Government Of the United
STATES, win which government his Majesty the FIN
peror has at heart to cultivate the Relations ~
1rtenoship and esteem has In no wise been asssiied
IN the person OF one Of its Representatives.
Inc Minister OF the United States in Spain il free.
l repeat It. to rass through France. MI Soule
who has no mission TO fulfil near the Emperor and
WAo c0niormably with the doctrine sanctionsd IN
thu u OF nations, would need, on account 81 IA
o1Etcu, special agreement to enable him to repre-
Soma In his native land, the country OF his adoption.
Mr.. Suule, ~ simple private individual, comes
within the pale of the common law, which has
been applied TO him, and he cannet lay claim to any
privilege.
No. lie = letter from Mr., Mason, Nov. IL, to
Mr. Marcy, stating that no impeachment exists
to the passage Of the American Minister. and
adds that having communicated the CORES
pondence to Mr. Soule. thst gentleman, on the
9th Of November arrived in Paris and LEFT on
the Ilth for bordeaux, where be expected to
take passage ia the q. y; steam. frigate San
Jscinto for Spain. It also encloses the reply
OF NJ. Mason to the letter Of the French
minister. s. N
This letter, which 4 tho lat that appears
in the correspondence. manhattan that The o..
der under which the Commiseaty acted did
not leave the American Minister any IL
tentative but to return to England or remain
In Calais, virtually under dMress, until the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

FAST DRIvIEG.-A warrant was issued
by the Mayor, yesterday, for the arrest of Gabriel
Banks Ia the employ OF Ellis e. Peers. charged by
officer White with rapid driving In the streets on
the 4h inst. He viii probably be hauled up to-day
and taught better manners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

So ~ The following stakes
are now opened to be run
over this course, at the times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-09

utes in the Bookstore Of w. A. BUTTERs we were
delighted with some very fine volumes of Engra
wings Of great excellence displayed on the counter
Among them were the Gallery Of British Artistic
Wilkie Gallery-the Vernon Gallery-Gems of
British Art-the Republican Court-and the Poetry
Book of the year. The first named the Gallery Of
British Art, and the Wilkie Gallery possess extra
ordinary merit. The Gallery Of British Art 10 a
collection Of engravings Of the most celebrated
They do full justice TO the great master. These
win deeply interest the man OF taste. Mr.. B. has
some very fine London Books, among which are an
illustrated edition Of THEIRS French Revolutien,
Goldsmith's Works &c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-10

Cesar. Would those papers which a, the
first npposed. but now acquiese IN tie Ne
hraska Fraud, also scquiesee IN the repeal
oC the Law frbidding the African Slave
Trade We think they would, provided
they could obtain linle government ad'er-
Using thereby. The Age can answer for It,
SELF 80 can the Journal, et CT.
fJeffsrsonisn.
All We care to say is tina, the editor Of The
JsiIersonian knows very we'll tha, The Age
sun rendered al ils government advertising
when II announced its opposition to the Ne
brsska measure--all except the publication Of
the law, passed at the las, session of Con.
eress, which were contracted CO.. IN fcbrua.
~. and are We, in the enuiss Of publication.
Knowing hi, fie, and knowing lha, the hoe
,iliiy Of the Age to that measure has never
been aba,ed, the editor Of the Jeileisonian, in
almost every issue, ,ndea,ors TO make others
believe that the Age is v-nal, and tia, It's
opinions arc controlled by the receipt Of gov.
eminent h,ors Is there a vcnal motive at
the bottom ct this p,r'dHi kndrcrv on the
par, Of the J,aegsonian' fAce
That is not bad operation. The Jeisr.
sonian Ia, by little short paragraph hshed
an admission ou, Of the Age which proves
what hiss been so oNen asserted by the friends
VI true democracy; and tina, is, that the Ne
bra.ka outrage j. "the prominent measure Of
this Administration" and that TO man or
press who disaPprcve' Of it can be favored
with any Of its patronage. Note wha, the
Age says
The Age surrendered all It's government,
Advertising when !, announced its opposition
to The Nrbraska measure"
So il seem, ,ha, an Administration, elected
by democrats and pledged 70 nicnos on the
slavery question:, prescribe, It's original
friend, for opposing renewal Of Slavery ac.
itsiion-comrel, them to surrender their opln.
IONS m questions of public policy-Or denies
to them the privilege, Of friends. Thi. Is
called National Democracy fnali,y,' De-
mccacv. This is introducing new tests with
i vengeance.
The JefenouiaG deserves great credit Tor
drawing ihi, significant admission, on, Of an
old friend, even a, the hazard Of a charge
u persistent knaveu."
We don, wonder that that pregnant piece
of politics caused It's victim shrek Of woe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-10
Romantic Incident.
Dcsul,nr.ly YOURS,
O. X. Pn'L.NurE DorsricEs, l.. u

A correspondent INFORMS rs that the follow
ing romantic incident actually secured IN h''
viciaity
DEnlusrrrsoSv, pcntI,m.'n ard '''an.
rer-a Young lady and lule girl.
Scrrl.-a Parl,r. Enir gcHi'.rts7 az
lai,.
Cr,. Bsautiul day-nalurs delightful
VIII YOU. madam. take roc with me
L'Sy Yes ifyou will furnish two car
,i,,e, and permit the and LILLE Cirl to ride
in on. sh,lc YOU take the other.
Cont AGED. (EH'un'J
Tie rI. cons, III and all there aligh' at
tho r,ll, 10 ,aLe,riew Of,he deep ehn'm'
and m, wonderful work, ,'fna'uro
scnrII.-a, u, rink Of ~ Fall' Jut on
hercrr, oCh, a5yn. Enter gen "0"a7' 'd'y
and clsH.
G,nf. Nv dear Miss, how fortune r'o''
the arden, and the brave This beau,iiu'N
picturesque spo, is abou, to be- more dis
tinruishrd than ever. II !, already temaTks'
able for grandeur as 1t is for the heroism
or him who first discovered i, ,nd gave !.
name. I,isnov, sincerely hope, about IN
wi,p... an event which will crown NV happi'
ness forever. (Srirs, the lady'' hand 'od
look, huruishiuply into her Oyes) Dear
Miss. will YOU, (chokcs With emoiion,) Will
YOU look with ply aud comPlacency becomes
more imploring and altno,, kneel') on the
lone one before you. and utter tome now that
little monosylsbe which shall eventually
make u, one
Lady (disdsinfully). No-sir.ce.
Gent. How cruel -
(lTe i, seizcd Piih apparent desPeTa'ion-
moves towards the terrible abyss aud is about
10 meet his fate when he looks around aud ad'
dressing the little girl iuquire'.) l'she tnHh
L,nls GIRL O, no Nothing's the matter
(ESeuni)
They return a, they went. The ea'a'uo-
Pie isto come.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-10

Dotsrfcxs in onio. The lss, missile from
this Renowned lesonacc comes from Ohio.
The following extract will give an idea Of
'darkie" walters. iru, and pies, rs viewed
in the Buckeye State;
"They never bring YOU anything you call
Tor; II you call for chicken, you will proba-
bly, &c, curnsd beef and cabbage. II you want
roasi beef. they will assuredly bring Won APP
pie dumplincs ask for SWEET poiaioes, and
von'll &c, flied eyes; send Tor corn bread,
and you are safe IN obtain hailed pork ring
the bell for hoo, Jack. ADD you'll re, a hand
sled. And when YOU want 10 retire for the
night. instead of providing you with pair OF
slippers and a candle. the chanccs are ten to
one the aitendan, sable angel will give YOU
red flannel shirt, a sho, run, a flask ofwhis,
KEY. three boiled eggs, and pair Of smooth.
ing irons. There Is however one redeeming
feature about the darkies. they won't live IN
the came country wiih,lrishmen. They can
live with hogs. have half a dozen shoats at
the dinner table, a litter Of pigs in the family
bed. bot they can, abide Irish. The slaves
are, as NAV be imagined, of various colou,
ranqing from the hue 1t The beautiful yellow
envelope Of the Posl-ofIice Department, To that
of the blackest ink that ever indites super.
,cripiion thereon. The theory Of "woman's
rights is in practical operation among them;
the men both cook. 81, the table, clean mp
the discs, do the washing, and spank the ba'
bies, while their blackcr halves hoe corn,
chop wood, 20 to market, and run wild De
masLten."
Have great fruit in this country, apples BIG
as pumpkias, ne, very large pumpkins, small
sIIsd pumpkins, diminuIl'e pumpkins, ihian-
Tile pumpkins, just emerged from blossom
hSnJ, and ere they have assumed that golden
cIercosl which mlkcIh their maturcI friends
% glorious 10 the view. And pumpkin pies,
Manufactured by the sable god Of the kitchen;
pes enormous to behold, wherein aner they
ave ready to hc de,ourcd you might wade up
oyour knees IN noble compound which tilclh
tie interior thereof. aud mske,h the re saVo-
~ and nce,aroan, in lac, p.cs celestial where
Of writers In an ages have discouHed elo.
quenlly, ard swse, potatoes, such S-w-e.c-,
POTATOES Jiminetty big enough to
m SIX 10, graye, yellow - rhubarb, and
lueiou, as-'la,,es candy.
To return to the principal ioPlc-,he dar.
kc,-thsy are all built aler the same model,
hsni Ike 4 shoulder Of mutton, teeth white
a, milk. foot ofsuilablc dimension, for anal
rad bridge, and mouth big enough for the
doao,, they have all got ~ toes on each foot 4,
,k,u like At oaL plank, yellow eyes, aud a
uo-s Ike split pear, the back extends in
virdly four inches and half they live on
vans, whisksy, corn bread, sWiue.bcei, hog
mutton and pork they srs no, scsly, PrIn.
cfral ailmcn,, arc spine IN tho back, the d..
a1hrscm IN the region " the stomach, and
ertuium Of the head, besides which they are
apiio ne troubled with re,lna Of the eye, i'5ia
Of tie leg. mump', whiskey blossoms, seven
wear ueh. and the slN.ioot measles. Should
/ scar ~ any more Distinguishing character
.,,.c,. | will let you know soon Msln~hilc
am,
=, t...f. go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-10

Trrrrulr Rlrlnolp Accrprr Thirty.
SIX person, killed Hamilton. g. W. Os,
g7th.0P The latest accounts ofrhe re-.
cen, disaster on the Great Western Railroad,
abou, 90 miles west ~ Chatham, state thar q
persnn, were killed and mlny wounded, iso
oi whom have since died
Second De,patch. Bulalo. OCT 2s. The
disa,trou. collision on the Great wsHUr
Railroad. near Chatham, G. W was ,nu',i
by dense fog. The locomotive attached 10
the express train was overturned, crushing
the sscond class passenger car Co. 'pl'risr',
and Killing or woandunr almost every person
in il.
Twenty-Five men and eleven women were
killed outright, lndtwenly.onc mon and ''''r-
" women severely injured. one hllfof whom
will probably die. The death and injuries
were mainly among cm.gauls going West
Later accounts state tina, mrtycr.h' pen.
son, we're instantly killed, and thirty or lur-
~ wounded. Re-, o. 4 BmNns'0, and $.
+. Me,shsr; besides several Ma'arha'
.etts gentleman. were IN the trlIu, and were
among those Who came OF unnIurfd. The
cause Of the disaster Is imputed on me l'.
count tn a detention by an accident 90 The 'a-
CINE II the passenger train and by anoihe7
to a walchman falling asleep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-10

Sr.ior, woEK ~ KlN'iS. Tronble has
Occurred in Kansas IN consequence Of the New
Enrlanjcn unwr,lipsly encrolching upon
land claimed by Mi,.ouunns. The latter
have gathered into parties and burned down
the log cabins erected by the New Ensand'
er,. They have demolished their tents and
threatened violence to the Ne" England set
tiers themselves
The lollo~ins /, the closin: Plrarfinh OF
a correspondence from Kansas, published IN
the Milwaukee Sentinel snd found IN the
Washington Union Of October sslh.
up. She military company has been
formed. ond called the Regulating BAnd,ic be
armed With a rife. revolver and bowie knife.
Abou, 20 ioined Of those present
"By gentleman here ye,,sriay from Font
Iel,snworlh we learn that u va, currently
re- sorted there that a grand attack vas to be
sds upon Us Yesterday by Ihe Mlsourians.
With tho intention " cIicrminaring us, aud
.b,v u,re,Jg SAXON; to hear the result"