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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
TIE ELECTION IN KANSAS.

Corespondenee Of The n. y. Tribune.
LAWRENCE, X ansas Territory, Dec. 2 1854.
Agreeably to my promise, | proceed to give you
the result of our election, although | have no doubt
that th- tou have gathered from The Kansas En-
te,rs and other papers, all the items which it is Ia
my power to furnish you. The fact is, telegraph
being O new one, works badly, and We at this place
have not been able TO gain as much nformatloo as
supposed ths. We should obtain, when l wrote you
last. The whole number of votes learn, was not
far from 800, 1890 of which returned for Gen.
Whitfield the Pro Slavery candidate. Robert =.
Flcpniken Dem J and Jucge Wakefield (the Anti
Slavery candidate, received loss than 500 votes to-
getber. On the day preceding the election, long files
OF Missourisns in their wasoDs could be seen fom
this place pe,srg over College Hill the out
tkirts Of The city. They were on their way to Doug
Iss, a Pro Slavery town several miles from here.
Some Of them owned that it was their purpose to
vote and Others threatened TO come to Lawrence and
sleal our baot.box. The Governor did wins. he
could to preveAt this false voting by requiring every
doubtful parsonage 10 take an oath that he
,ideDt OF the territory aid intended to rensin
But II old not prevent more Mss0urIans fTom voting
than there are voters in the territory. Qute num-
Der OF the lower sort here threatening DIR Rob-
iDson and other I'D Abohiiolists, as they called
10. One of their Lumber dealing out whisky
from q wagon. On the night of the same day, at
night, one of the most noisy of then, a man by
Rollins bad set FIRE TO building about four
miles from here, when Kibby. the Iowa man,
demonstrated and threatened prosecution For
this reason Davis attacked Klbby with knife,
a. The story goes. aud then Kibby sho. him in
self-deieDse. Davis lived an hour and half Kbby
hiss been arrested and taken to Johnson's Mission,
where the Governor resides, for trial On the same
dsy DR.. boy, of Lawrence, shot man in his leg
for cutting timber from disputed claim. The man
is able 10 " elk on cruches. The Doctor vas exam.
il before Justice here AID bound over to ri CHER
Court when it is created, ia the sum Of $4,000 A
few days after Insn the Waukarooa was shot for
bis money. So YOU fast obtaining the rep
uisiioD OF a civilized community. Wren We get our
gsows erected We shall be like you Eastern Christ!
I6Bs.
KANSAS TERRIToRIAL LEGIsLATURE-THe Iadc-
pCnGtnee No) Occidental Messenger of Dec. ssysit
has received pretty reliable information that Gov.
"Reeder would take the preliminary stsps to ~ard or
"dering election, for Territorial Legislature, in
tome ter fifteen days II he does this, we think
"it ought to give satisfaction TO every reasonable
"Pro-Sl,very squatter in the Territory
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FIRES.
fIRy N THIRIY-yrFrH.sr.

AS o'clock ruesds. moroipg, fire broke on. Ia
small franc building occupied as stable, 10 Thirty.
ffth-.t, near the T.n'h.sv. The flames spread rap
idly, and communicated to the adjoining building,
owned by wes,lske & Co., proprieors of the Tenth.
az Stage Line, and occupied by them as wood.
and blscksmith.sbop. The iremen were early on the
ground but before they could subd the flames, the
above buildings, with the other small buildings sd-
joinr 2, were destroyed Eve stages and quantity
of unfinished work. belonging 10 Westlake & Co,
were cestroyed Two horses, in the stable in which
the FIRE originated, were burned 10 death.
FIRE ~ CATHARISE-sr.
On Monday night fire occurred in the second.
hand clothing store kept by Michael McCafrey, q.
No. 20 CarhariDe.st. The flames were extingulshed
by some iIemen aud the Fourth Ward Police, no
alarm being given.
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EMMA MooRE.-The disappearance of this lady
from Rochester has rot Jet been unravelled. Tho
Union, of Friday evening, 18th inst says:
The prosecutions Of the investigation has not we
are peastd to learn, been abandoned, although it 10
at first. The citizens committee, all efficient meu,
meet daily for conference though little transpres st
their meetings ;hat would interest the public. The
Mayors committee were to have made another and
heard in North St on the night of Miss Moores dis
sppearsnce The sppoiLted meeting for this purpose
faied Monday and do Dot hear Ia at it hss yes
been held. Dhtrct Attorney Raymond attends tns'e
inyes legations, and WITNESSES are ulariy s1Amiae1
under oath"
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
DESTRUCTION OF THE NEW HOUSE OF
REEUGE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHIIADKLPHIA, Tuesday, Dec. Is, le3i.
At 10 o'clock this morning fire broke out in one
of the workshops .! the House Of Refuge beyond
FaiImount. The building was go feet Io0g. The
roof Of it lie entirely Destroyed and portion of the
walls have fallen in. 1t Is probably entire loss.
1t contained large quantity of materials belon ging
10 differeLt persons, such seat chairs slae
whaebones for umbrellas sc. The total loss is est-
mated at $50 600 when is mostly insured.
1t is supposed that of the boys in the building
must have set fire to the in the work. shop as
the building could not have taken fire 10 no other
way, as it was heated 10y steam generated three hun
dred feet distant from it,
We regret TO add that but one of the boys in tho
buildibg ut the time escaped.
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y X kid. CONG ESS.
SECOND SEsSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WtsHINGfON, tuesday, Dec. II, Ic54.
Mr. PHELPS from the Committee OF Ways and
Means reported bin making appropriations for the
Naval service. for the year ending jane 30, 1856.
Mr.. HOUSTON, from the same Committee, re.
ported bill making appropriations for Publications
and other works defense and the repair Of barrck,
ard quarters, for a like period.
Both bills were referred TO the Committee of the
Woole.
The House went into Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union, business pertaining to the
District Of Columbia
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The Courts - Tuesday In the Superior Court
in the case OF Margaret Al. Ross, admx. OF james
Ross, deceased, sgt James w Fosbay, orecover for
death OF husband run over by omnibus already re-
ferred to- II was shown on The trial. that dec ssed,
IL at evening, had been considerably under tho nhu-
epce of drink. The Jury gave a verdict for plaintiff
of $500 In suit, in same Court Catherine kenney
sgt Alfred r Seel and wife, Tor alleged SANDER, in
Mrs S. saving if she were asked as 10 character OF
pair tiff latter having lived with her as domestic,
size would state that she stole two shirts and 90 50 In
money; but III words we've denied; the case having
BE- ried twice bef,,e, but the Jures then did not
scree verdict was given for plaintiff OF six cents.
A suit for alleged libel was commenced to-day, in
ssmt Cont brought By Charles +. Shelton against
Hiram Fuller of Tie Nep. York Mirror, for alleged
libel last GUNNER, in stating that plaintiff, President
of the Empire Stone Dressing Company had made
overi:sues of stock TO the amount OF 100000, and
had gone TO the country. The defense IL tina, toe
Company become suddenly nsclsent, from reputed
high standing and that the circumstances OF the case
were such a. to induce belief at the time, although
no justification is put in that the paragraph was
true. The Gaze is on.
H. the Circuit Court, IL the case Of Daniel Bihier
aet. John Wentworth. rival furniture dealers IN
Chaiham-st J Tor SANDER, in saying plaintiff sold
secondhand furniture for new, that his bedsteads
were full of bed bugs &c, already referred to, the
Jury gave verdict for pl4iDtf of $3.50, aud motion
was made by defense for stay Of proceedings. In
this latter Court the trial of claim by j & 7. Al
bridge sgt the United States Ins. Co od policy OF
81 coo on an oakum factory and grist-mill, near
Bergen Hill. n j., burnt in January, 1883. tho de-
tense to which is, tia the renewal of the policy
sued on statement made that there had been no
additional risk whereas plaintiffs had erected ma
chine shop within twenty feet of the oakum factory.
TIE case is on.
In the Marine Court the Gaze Of Edward Neville
sgt Willism Wall Mayor Of Williamsbwgh, for al
legged false imprisonment for violation OF law in SELL
Ing liquor en- Sunday, brought on, but the COM
plant dismissed for want Of jurisdiction Of the Court
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KNOw-NOTHING CONVENTION

NIN0sION, N l., Iu6sdly, Dec. II. Isji.
convention OF Know NOthiDgs is Ia session here
70 day, with view Of organizing the Order in the
County. The attendance is not very large.
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Arrived.

81 North Wind (clior.r) Hldeth Usyrs Nov 10. a5-s
end 81 pnsssngels b Lsre Wet Had fur bTthI and
three dcabs Nov o. "a, a ST. lon II 05 paissa shp North.
ann I'm. hsC2tTp fox heg-fort Dec II, % bNnefr
sroAe N lofsHo NJ 81 .ssl or New York lco es out
SCI IL taksg Kcl'y, DENIS fh
schr 6olo Inner. T,Hy Roltisld line.
sckT Ser ius. ster.ps sew Haven in belfast
eclr Ann. Lte'ohD, Portland, Ne, d. mJ,sae', 70
Eofr Terrene
sclf bt 10 4 izsbeih. Ttoml Jn New HsTss, Ia ballast
FELLOWSHIP HOfato. '0eser Shanghai 10 d' teas ahi
s4lts
t. s.m shlp repg'hs reported a. sslov % 'ss b s.
e-lsrh II . mis,aAe.
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EEw.OpLfAss Dee is-Osr corroy nnte, va ,or<-h,s
e..i.r today tu' price were not q-oasy 10 YER The sas
res smounto 20 sNe bales ~ lrexuisr raiea Corrov
FstSBrs Liverpool rather stia.r ana have a. e..
ysreirz underev
CH.sLgsroS Ore is-rhe sles Of corros TO-DAY ,As
7eoO prices gins from ei9s,c The qaos,io1s
show sill turtle deei lire.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK ..""". oEcEMsEs Il
Cleared this Forenoon.

BsrIs-Roarcte Lowell Mssssuez Kirkland Won ssehsi
f.-r,n colby New Orieens Re de & Hazard
Biz sswrnree. Josse!yn, St. Marts Snawo7i, Anderson
CO.
Lodubiia Rouse Roase Barbados n. D. Brookmsa
Co G1lrcn Rule 3alc0nO, Fmiug 0n HcCready, Mott
a co Y. Price Chamhs', Franklin Johnson 5lAsht.
Slocp ltasc 3. borden o, Collins Fall River,
ThGs Swan, JohDsoo Baltimore, H. Cromwell.
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LAUNCHING on ME NEW SHIP Ming LEAR.

- Boston, tuesday, Dec 10, 1854.
The new chip King Lear. Of two thousand tuns,
Cwued by Messrs. Secoomb h Taylor, of this city, in
bong launched this morning, before she could be
stopped. went ara through the Navy Yard wall,
~ ere she lies with two steamboats, trJ lag 90 get
her IF.
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PHILADELPHIA arnrK MARKET.

PHuADEI PHfs Taesiay De II, 1851.
There Is no chlnge to report in the Money market.
j. Stocks there il sl'.ht i'm Irovemen,. We qu+e
'ading al J3l MORT. Canal ~; LjnZ lslind Rail
rolf l.; Pennsylvania - -; Peuosyi7'na kil-
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Tile SnrrHFpN MAIL.

BALTEwOaz, Tuesday De. "a, 1854.
Tic Southern nail, as late ~ due from oil points, i,
received. The papers are barren Of news.
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The Jury, in the Of the Windhsh BANK RON
hers have rendered a verdict of guilty against all the
prisoners except Jones' whose case they could not
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LAND-wARRAYr FORGER CONVICTED.

NV ORLEANS, Monday, Dc. Il, 1884.
W. II. Wiider, lawyer of this city aud prom
iitnt synplil.1or with the Cuban fli.bus,ers, has
been convicted Of forging land warrants
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-30

The CONDITION or THE STOMACH is OF
vital importance No man. woman child can be
healthy unless the work of digestion ia regularly,
thoroughly aud vigorously performed. With three
fourths of civilized society this is not the And
yet the remedy is within the reach of all. HooY
LASD's GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by Dr. c. III
Jackson. Philadelphia. will as surely create regular
and healthy action of the stomsch oil will essen
the friction of machinery. Let the victim of dys
pepsa Indigestion in any of its forms try it. and
guarantee good appetite, ply sical vigor firm
nerves souud sleep by night and increased cheerful
ness by day.
Agents for this city--Messr,. PURCELL, LADD
CO., and BENNETT BEERS Druggists.
No CIV
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z. II. STABLER CO, Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists Baltim0ra
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. no 27-d&ol2t

WoRMs, WoRMs.-Narious theories have
been started relative TO the origin of intestinal
worms, ana yet the question Is still a veXed one
among medical authorizes. Of fact, howe. err
ell informed. aud in which all agree--the fatal
nature of TIE influence they exert children. At
this season of the year the attacks of
frequent, as wei most dangerous. We take great
pleasure in directing the attention of parents to the
VEkMIFUGE Of DR. M'LANE. 1t is of the most
extraordinary medicines Introduced 10 the pub
lie, and has neve- failed of success when tried.
Z. S-The above valuable remedy, also DR.. Mc-
Lanes Liver Pills, now be had at all respscta-
BILE Drug Stores in this city.
EE- Purchasers will please be careful to ask for,
and take but DR.. MLANE'S VERhFUGE.-
Ali others, in comparison. are worthless.
M 27-1ScIyy
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GGETT d ANDE RSON
I'D rInI Er rL-REn SIA u MN IL L ..crns

CorHcr Of Gorcrn0r and Frdnk}in Streets,
II AVE now in store, their Fall Stock Of
h ! french and American PAPER HANGIEGS,
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNlCES. BANDS, CORDS,
TASSELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS. Table
aud Floor OIL CLOTHS. WINDOW BLINDS
Transparent SHADES BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c
which they will sell or work up TO order the
most reasonable terms.
= are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
INC srd UPHOLSTERING promptly, in the city
O country 2-3m
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Fatal AcCIDEST.-Michael Donovan, while en-
gagged in oiiing the machinery attached to the ele
vator at syrnonds axe factory, at Cohes, New York
on Monday morning. was crushed to death by the
elevator being let down upon him by mistake. He
was much respected by his employer and leaves
wife and family.
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NOTICE

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD co.
fEN II F. seventh annual meeting of the
J Stockholders of the Richmond and Danvlle
Railroad Company will be held in the City OF Rish-
rrOud On WEDNESDAY. December 18Th, 1854 at -
o'cJcx III The Stockholders viii. usual, have the
privilege Of coming 20 sud returning from the meet
ingFkEE on the cars.
P. VAN DEURSEN. Secretary.
NovEMBER 18Th, 1854
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ACCIDENT ON THE STEAMBOAT GEORGE COLLIER
-FIvE LIVES LOST We are informed by the OFF.
GERS OF the Bulletin that serious and lalnentable
accident occurred on board the George Collier,
whilst that boat was lying aground the bar above
Helena. Some Of the crew were engaged 10 hoist
ing. by means of the capstan, heavy derrick used
cspstan giving way. three Irish deck hands were
knocked overheard by the recoii aud drowned, and
two negroes were killed by the falling of the der
rick. These are all the particulars we could learn
-Mfnphis Eagle, Non. IA.
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AN OBDURATE HEART-When sentence of death
was pronounced upon John Fl. Phelps, at Albany,
N. T., on Monday last for the murder Of his wife,
the criminal took his seat without exhibiting the
least emotion oftear, agitation, tremor, or symptom
OF uneasneas. Turning to his step-sop, a lad
oi some fifteen years, who sat beside him, wrapped
In tesrs, he reprimanded the boy for allowing his
feelings thus to gush out. He then held his head
erect, without the moving OF a muscle, the shedding
OF a tear. or even heaving sigh. A human being,
possessing more callous, obdurate heart is scarce
ly ever brought 10 justice to satify the law.
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RlRM Dk PROXY

Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
the unde gnGd do hereby constitute and appoint
--- attorney --- for - and in name to
all questions THAI may Be brought before the
meeting Of the stockholders of the Richmond and
Dauvle Railroad Company, to be held at -- on
- the -- day Oh --, ora any stj journed meeting 9
thereof, h=c-hy f8tfYGg al the Hccs OF ---- said
aucrGsy IN the premises, IS fully as il --- were
yr-t-ut sad voting in person.
In testimony whereof, - have heTeunto affixed
-- hand this day of ----.
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ANOTHER DIVORCE CAsE-The scandal.mong.
ers have another god-send in divorce case, CON-
menced in the United States Court, at New York
on Monday last. The plaintiff is Mrs. Frances L.
Childs, daughter of L. II. Simpson, we'll known
liquor dealer of Beaver street. The husband OF the
lady, Solomon Childs, is charged with adultery at
various times and places, especially at Cincinnati
all of which, however, he denies. The plaintiff is
10. and the defendant35. Both are Israeltes, and
have occupied high social position in New York
city.
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The Mexican man-of-war, Santa Anna, which
was recently lost off the Island of Santa Cruz with
twentyfiv soldiers and officers on board was no
other than the barque Caroline, so famous in the
annals OF the Sonora expedition. She was confis-
Gated by the Mexican government aud converted
into war vessel.
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Dr. Edward T, Herot, who had for long time
served the State representative and SENATOR died
a, his residence near Georgetown, S. c., last
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FROZEN TO DEATH,-A late number of the Mobile
Tribune has account of two respectable young
men, Mordecai Thompson and Adolphe Henry, who
started in small boat from that city a few DAYS
ago for the purpose of hunting. Their lfeless
bodies were afterwards found near Chectaw light
house. Strange as it may seem, the boat, from
appearances drifted ashore upright and the two
young men lying In her. The supposon is tina,
they lost their sail, and, having resource but to
trust to the waves, lay down to await the issue in
which condition they froze to DEATH On that night
the wind was strong and boisterous, followed by
an unusually severe FROST Hence the surmise. -
This sad calamity brings mourning in several fami-
1jcs
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runaway negro, belonging to Mr. James I.
Bell, who resides near Nashville, has been arrested
and committed to a at the latter place, on his own
confession that he lately murdered Mr. Brinkley,
the keeper of the toll-gate. whose death caused
considerable excitement in the neighborhood.
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, CIR
4 CULAR SAW-MILLS, &c The subscribers
prepared TO turDish Portable and Stationary
steam In gines Circular Saw Mills and all other de.
scHPiioEs of MschinerY with Dispatch and warrant
ed Of best mate risls and workmanship their
On Calv ST, next to the City Gas Works
oc q--2n BURR & EITENGER
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y W a T
no 2i--tf No 49,

SEWING III ACH HINES s.-HaviDg had
many applications for and enquiries respecting Sew
ing Machines, | have been induced to examine
closely into the merits of the different manufactures
and for tbe year past have spent much tre in order
ascertain which kind would be best adapted TO the
South for all general purposes, and am now happy
10 inform the public that have taken the agency for
the ssle Of Hunts Machines, which, for capacity,
simplicity, durability ana chespress cannot be sur
passed. whilst they warranted to turn off work
equal to any in use. Price SIS and S85.
Z. HORTON KEACH,
no Its 81 Main street.
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THE DEATH OF CHARLES kEMBLE-The last
foreign intelligence the death of Charles
kemble, the actor, and father of Fanny Kembe.-
Mr. Kembe was long distinguished as one of the
best actors England ever produced. He made his
first appearance in 1892, as " Orlando" in "As
You Like 1t" and in April, 1904 through the inte
rest OF his brother John, made his debut at Drury
Lane, as Malcolm in Macbeth. He retired from
the stage about twenty years ago, but subsequently,
reappeared for limited nu nber of nights
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IMPORTA TO STOCK GROWERs.-In
looking through the exhibition OF stock the Fair
Grounds to-day. was particularly interested in ex-
anlining the splendid mules and hne breeding mares
as well US some beautiful bloOded horses. They will
compare fayorablY with the recent exhibitions at
New haven Conn. or Brattleboro', Vt.
One thing, however, noticed, which should be at
tended to by rssers il they would have theiT
animals perfect and smooth in their limbs. Many of
the horses and mules too have indications of splint,
wind gals, SPAWN and sweeny on their limbs These
defects easily remedied and removed, if taken in
time; and nothing has proved successful as
the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
also certain remedy for saddle or harness CALLS
sprains, bruises or scratches and will remove film
from the eyes, even after the sight is entirely OBJ
scured.
1t is equally eicacious for any complaint of human
beings requiring external application such
sores burns, bruises, chspped hands feet, sore
caked breasts. nipples, piles, and infslibe
remedy for rheumatism. TRY IT.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
corner Main and Nth Streets and by all dealers in
medicines no4-lmw4t
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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Much excitement prevailed in Rochester, N. Y,
on Monday, relative to rumor that the dead body
of Miss Emma Moore, who suddenly disappeared
some two weeks since, had been found in the river
two miles below the city
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CAsuALTY.Mr. Henry Eggoes, an assistant
upon freight train, fell from the cars near Colum-
bis, s C., on Sunday last and was killed He has
family residing in New York.