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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-24

INDIAN BArrLE-We learn from Mr. Noyes, of
the steamer Globe, that battle took place about
week ago, between the Chippewas and the Sioux.
some distance above the Yellow Medicine River In
which twentyeight of the Chppewas were killed,
and some of the Sioux wounded. Among the killed
OF the Chippewas were nine warriors the rest were
women and children. The Sioux took one captive,
aprepossessing young aquaw, to which some of the
victors took fancy. The fight took place on an
open prairie and in territory belonging to the
Sioux. The Chippewas started on the war path,
hoping to surprise their enemies and anticipated
Ieturning In triumph with the scalps of the Sioux
dangling at their bets as trophies of victory. But
In this they reckoned without their host for thew
were themselves taken by surprise and ali save on
met with bloody death. We understand that Mai.
Murphy starts for the ofaction to morrow and
that he will compel the Sioux to nberate their cap
tive.
We heard of an incident connected with the bat
tie, highly illustrative of the Indian character The
Sioux during the fight, it appears, were entrenched
behind ramparts and from their place of safety
upon their enemies, doing great execution One
Sioux warrior, however, disdained the protection
afforded the rest by the defences, and stood unon
the rampant In full view loading and discharpina
his rifle with as much coolness as though he were
smoking the camut of peace. Many were the at.
tempts to pick him of, but at each unsuccessful
effect his defiant war cry rang over the plain Fl.
naly, Hole-in-the Day, the chief of the attacking
force adfniring the undaunted bravery of the war.
rior, approached as near him as he could and In.
king the chapet of eagles feathers from Ills own
great head, tossed to him. as much as to saw that
tor his heroism he deserved to be a chief-St Pn,.j
(usn) Pioneer, Aug. IL.
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STATISTICS OF THE Crystal PALAcE.-The Lon.
don Diogenes informs us that the Crystal Palace
Company held meeting the other day, when
number of curious statistics were brought 10 light
1t was ascertained that
1850 females had exclaimed % entering the
building, swell, never"
32,34l gents, In all round collars, declared that
"it was truly magnificent"
2l,728 babies had insisted on calling the police.
men at the doore daddy"
19.444 persons found It very hot
29,256 individuals discovered 1t to be very cold.
In the refreshnent department we find that out
Of 200 persons who called for bottle of ale,
l23 600 placed the adjective nice before II, and
81 individuals perpetraed the joke about Its being
drawn mild.
2,36s persons who had plates Of cold best, said
they didn't like It.
1899 who partook of the same repast, said they
6,3o4 who had bottles Of ginger beer, had ex-
claimed mind your eye"
Two M persons werc found drunk and incapable
And one Individual was descrtc5 ..,o.,, q, =. :,
Alhambra Court - '-'o
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NOTlCE.-James Collins has conveyed
IN to the undersigned in trust for the benefit OF hi.
creditorss ell Of his stock OF Hats Caps &c. and hs
property OF every description in the house No 4S
the city of Richmond; slso the books, bonds nofes
bills and credits of every kind due to him. With the
consent Off majority ofthe creditors of the first class
in interest,", II have appointed the said Collins INV
agent to dispose at retail the stock aforesaid and to
COLLECT the amounts due to him.
au l2-eo2w VIM r. WATSON Trustee
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DROPOSALS will be- received at tbf

tVhOfUSALo VIII be received at the
l. store of Messrs. Saunders Brother Broad st.
until lst Sept proximo for the grubbing and clear
ing, per acre. and fer the grading and masonry Der
cubic yard, Of so much of the Richmond and Char
lottesville Turnpike lies between the head of the
Brook Turnpike and South Anna Rivera distance
of IL miles.
The bids may be made by sections for the entire
fne-the Company reserying the privilege of &C.
cepting any one, or of rejecting all.
Profile and specifications to be seen ct the store
JOHN B. CRENSHAW,
au ulI-dl2t cit Prest r. l. C. T. Co.
~ Bulletin will copy.
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A SMART BoY.-To the Knickerbocker belongs
the credit of the following "One pleasant day last
summer, / took my seat In the stage coach bound
from Fail River to c.. Among the passen-
gers was little gentleman who had possibly seen
Ave summers. The coach being quite full, he sat
in the lap of another passenger. While on the way,
something was said about pickpockets, and soon
the conversation became general on that interest.
ing subject. The gentleman who was then holding
our young friend remarked:
my fine fellow, how easy l could pick your
pocket"
ing out for you all the time ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THOMAS w. KEE6EE
AUcT7ONEER,
Office with 0Eo. >. sunnEa, No - Pesrl 4
Win attend to the s61s of REAL ESTATE. 81
~ description Of MERCHNDIZE HOtJeE
HOLD FURRITUKE. Co.

JOY ron THE IHvALiD.-Wo cut the fol-
lowing from the 'sPhiladelphia Saturday Gszsste.
aud recommend our readers to peruse It carefully,
and .a, ,ho.s suae.ns should mot delay purehs.ans:
3 sss i@posas ssas 2.dIsDs Iii ssor: 10 so -
don ssd Is. pfopresor, Who i sses.s physeisn
= selling immense quantities Of H. The Virtues Of
t. e IN .sa
there 70 hardly any room left for to speak Of it,
This an mmush xs may sdd q the long train Of physi
distressing than the general deraneement Of the d.
sestive apparatns which never fails TO scconspsny
...s Of shs vsa :a
loss Of appstitsin short indsscEibahls wretshed
ness OF existence. are its insusrsbe and fe-wssf.
the :lil Of the sbles Doctors have been radically
cured By Hooaend's German Bittersn
Sold BY PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., BENNETT =
BEERS, Richmond; and by dealers in medicines
oseiJ"ne1e. an 2t-I2t
DIsEsAsEs OF THE LUNGS have become AZ
numerous. and Of such importance that Il Ia has,,
deemed expedient in London 70 esfablish hospitai
TOT their exclusive treatment Many Of these deep.
seated snd fatal diseases mi eht be prevented With se
attention to them in their incipent stages. Ccasns
Colds Hoarseness-Sore Throat-alI lead to more -
S 0f cHEERr HsEls;
KANT has been beneficial in hundreds Of cases OF
similar diseases and this hitherto embodeSs
~ 10 oner with confidence to the public asssrita
them that its curative properties have been certified
e oy many skiuful physicians and others best capa-
Also. 'sfxsIERs D1ARRHUA CORDIAL q,
diseases of the bowels. -AN' -' ~ "a
See desctiptivs pamphlets to be had gratis of the
Il Prise for eash only 50 cents. or six bottles for
m E. h. sTABLER CO., Proprietora
Wholesale Druggists kaltimnra
PURCELL, LADD & CO., q -s
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out virginia an A-d&e12t
SALE OF DIR. MLANE's VERMEueE-
Among the hundreds of letters. certificates and or
ders received by the propetors Of this medicine the
following are selected to show it's character and the
effect OF its use in distant part of the West:
RoYALToN, Boone County, Is !
May 10th, 1850
GENTLEMEN-I write to you to solicit an aeeney
for the invaluable Vermifuge you prepare Some
time since purchased dozen vials Of Mr. c. Edy
and prescribed 1t in my practice and it proved 20 e
fectua in the expulsion Of worms that no other pre-.
paration will satisfy the citizens of this village and
vicinity. Please send me one gross Of the Vermi-
fuge immediately.
New PROVIDENCE, Tenn July 1, 1851.
Messrs. J KIDD Co please send the Vermifuse
for rs as soon a. Pessible a. we are nearly out and
the demand for it 10 very great We believe it to be
the best vermifuge ever invented.
2. s. The above valuable medicine, also DR.. NJ.
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, can now
be had at sll respectable Drug Stores In this city
g Pursha.ers viii 3 Be careful % e s:k feI ssd
There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills
fUkCELI. LADD 4 Co, Druggists.
~s.sA1-A~~ASs '~'
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TO CONSUMERS OF FIJEL-T sh.l

Il advance tbs price of COKE on the lst of Sent.
next to Y cents per bushe for LUMP and a cents for
HAIL At these prices it will still be the cheapest
Iusl secSneny and comfort consideredl that can be
badSu,eai ine meantime orders will be filled for
denvery IN July and August at l6 and 20 cents to
those who wish TO anticipate the rise. ~ ~
Terms In all cases cash on deligery or on demand
except for large quantities under special eoptract
JOHN J. WERTH, Agent
Coke Yard corner 10th at. and Basin Rsnh
iy A-eodistSept $50
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

~ WARD:-Ranaway from the subscriber on the
10th inst. Negro Man named CHARLES; he Ia
about q years of age, feet or inches high gin.
ger-bread color; he raised In Hampton by Mr.
Smelt; he has mother now living at Old Point to
which place believe he has gone. l will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver him to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS
jy 20 No. 5 Wall street. under Citv Hotel
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Tho "Governor Langdon' is the name of bean.
tiful ship just built at Portsmouth, N H., In honor
Of Gov. born in 1879, and who served In the
made the Constitution, In the u. 9. Senate and a.
Governor of New Hampshire, for many years he
built several vessels OF war for the States during
the Revolution. His only daughter, Madame IF
wyn OF Philadelphia rs years Of age and retaining
the compliment paid to her father, she presented
the ship with a set of elegant colors
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Three young men, named George Barnes Thos
McNauey, and George Shinnicks, were arraigned
In Washington on Monday. on the charge of incen.
darism. After examination, they were remanded
to jail, the justice remarking that he would re-.
view the testimony and state the amount of bail on
Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-24

THE ARMoRIEs.-Under the recent act of Con
gress, the military superintendents of the National
Armories have been removed, and Erskine s. Al
len, Of Springfield appointed acting superintendent
at the establishment there and William Byington
at Harper's Ferry. These gentlemen were the mas.
ter armorers under the military system.
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942 328 lO4

As compared with the returns for the previous
week there has been material decrease in the NOR
tality of all the cities
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MRS. PELL ET'S ENGLISH AND
N1 FRENCH BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL.
The eleventh scholsstic year Of this school will con-

msnee on MONDAY, October "a. ss1'ss9s,s7s l.7
Able and experieDced teachsrsase secured In all the
departments Particular attention II gwen 70 Head
ing, WriiiDs,J Orthofraphy and Grsmmsr through
out the school, aRd the younger pupil sh1re sqsaHy
with the older III the Instructions Of the principal
and assistants. MRS. PELLET i aesured thst pu.
pills under the tuitien Of M. DE MONTHURNEY
csn with diligence and pesseeeydncs learn n one year
to speak and write tho French and spsnish Lam
TsRhs--Board snd washing e22o. Ensiish tuition,
$40 Prmsry Departm emf ~. Ancient ane MPd- ri
yapce--the remainder 18th February. :. .s1st
For further particulars address the Principal.
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The Rev.J.T. Walsh, of Chappell Hill, Texas
was lately very properly punished for taking undue
liberties with lady-one of his flock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-24

Giddings came very near losing the Free Soil
nomination for Congress in his district In Ohio
He was nominated on the fifth ballot, bya msjori.
ty oftwo.
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An OLD PaovKRB FALsrrrKp. On. ,s,h -.
Mr. Benjamin Bird, bachelor AGED "a ye.rs ~.
married at the Roman Catholic Church On FIN !. =
Cincinnati, Ohio. TO Mrs Julia Chat. buxom II, -
dow Of 30. SO the old Bird was caught st Isst IL
Chat.
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LATEST From HAvANA.-Adyices from Havana ID
the llth, aate that the Queen OF 6psin has con.
forred certain honoFs on various parties Who have
exerted themselves Tor the suppression Of the slave
trade.
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General George Washington Dixon, who was ar
rested In New Orleans on a charge of stealing
drayload of hams has been discharged from custo-
dy it having been proved that he had no felonious
intention.
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SPIRIT or THE PRESS.

INC Anqasrsr quotes from . recent speech o.
sa.s'' rniinps seme remarks, In which that indi
Proposes 70 form new party N Massachu-
-. - Wn'cn mould Dc avowed nsiimcar
So. 81 s"1t ~ sne ConstituIion prosecang
ooutnern men In the possession or recovery Of
their property TIT. ~, q. =
h,u.h,,. - says 'ns EH4x"e.s ua
'ner II De not better thus to aayow these high
crimes than TO pursue the course of the snatonal'
wings OF Massachuaetts, who would arrive at the
sems practical nullifcation of the Coustitution,
~oie protesting devotion to the Constitution and
laws +
attractive feature in ~. - - $3.50
namely. Literary Den.r..s- = =. I1"44',
will be continued. "N''A 70 Aop0
TIL. ,.s-..
- ...-..s. ..s :. " = "n'cn Inc "fiter seeks
i,nS, fbA neya re~ts~
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London Evans, a colored preacher, from Albany,
Georgia, lately purchased his freedom, and his
vile had her freedom given her. He is now trav.
elliug among the people of the South for the pur-
pose of raising funds to purchase his children
eleven in number-and two grand children, with a
view of emigrating to Liberia. A considerable sum
has been subscribed in Savannah and other places
In Georgia. He has testimonials, signed by South.
ern men of distinction At last accounts he was in
MONTGOMERY Ala
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V,O MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS
ii AND THE PIIRIIC--I have resnrne ed hu.i-,. II

my own account and am now receiving hand
souse assortment of Goods In the HARDWARE line.
l shall continue to add to my stock from week to
week, until get a full supply. My goods will be
i,s.a snd clean, h.sins dspossd Of the old stock
customers, friends and the public to call on me at
my old stand, IS Main street, rendering TO each my
personal attention when they shall please to call ON
me. THEO. ROBERTSON
Importer Of Hardware and Cutlery,
an l6-ims M ss Rf.gn -
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COMPARATIVE MORTALITY OF THE CrTIEs.-The
following table will exhibit the mortality In Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore during last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-24

GuBEHNAToarAL AND MArarMoNIAL.-Gov.J J.
Wright, Of Indiana, led Miss Harriet B. Burbridge
of Scott county, Ky, to the hymenial altar on Mon
day last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-24

HOUSE AND Sign PAINTING, &c. &C.
CHARLES n. HARREYS has removed to his new
Establishment 10th 1treet, between Main and Ca
~. He will continue the HOUSE, SIGN and OR.
NAMENTAL PAINTING, GLIDING, BRONZING
and INVITATIONS of all kinds of WOOD and MAR
BILE.
uAll orders promptly attendedto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-24

Ex PRESIDENT Fillmore, who has been absent slpcf
the destn OF Ms daughter returned to bis
10 bunaio. on dnursday last, accompanied by Iii
of his successive bereavement. ' S''o' s'
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A SKATING AaMY-Le Letters from st. Petersburg
state that they are organizing at Cronstadt two bat
talions Of skating infantry, arm of the service
already known In preceding wars. These skaters
are intended 70 operate in the winter on the Ice
against the Islands occupied by the army. Battal
ions OF skaters will also be formed Ia the other gar
riaone 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-24

ARRIsoN THE MURDKRER-The Cincinnati Times
received letter from q very respectable citizen
residing in Iowa. In the vicinity of tho father Of
Arrison, OF internal machine fames who says:
as having escaped from Iowa. His father lives
within Ave miles Of this place, and as my practice
calls me in that neighborhood otten can say with
certainty that he II still In the brush near his
father's Traces of him are seen every day, and he
has been shot at twice within the last week but
the brush 10 20 thick that he has 40 far escaped -
There is continual watch kept up around the
place." sss ga s7s
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MELANCHOLY AFFAIR.-The Carbon Pa ) Demo
cras of the 18th inst, states that re damn ernio
sion took place in the Nesquehoning mines ol
Thursday last Twenty-iv men were severel,
burned-four of them dangerously, and one dead
Their names we have not learned
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ATRocrous CHIME.-The Abingdon Democrat of
the 10Th inst, has the following:

ArRocIous CHIME.-The Abingdon Democrat of
the 10Th inst, has the following:
Wehave been informed that Mount Pleasant, a
village in Harlan County, neutrality-suspicious.
Lee county, 10 this State was the theatre for the
enactment of q cold bloodsd murder on Saturday
night, the 10Th of August. man named John
Clay having about $125 In his possession, was on
a spree " Ia the afternoon of that day. Some ne.
groes on their way to town In the evening heard a
noise in the bushes the outskirts of the village
and were going In the direction whence the sounds
emenated, when q man named Lewis rushed past
them. They gave the alarm, and when assistance
was procured, search was made, and Clay was
found, his head beaten with rock until his brains
were ooxing from the hair, and his money gone
Clay was not dead at the last accounts but there
was no hope of his recovery. Lewis has escaped.
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WRECK OF THE ERrE.-Out of the wreck of the
Erie, the Buffalo Courier informs us. has been tsk
some $le000 day or two previous o l2O0 in bright
gold were found near midships and $50 900 are still
located there or thereaboutss The expepses 30 far
have amounted to $4,000 f -
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Mdych I, 1885, sR5S aft
PREPARATORY DEPARfMENT.a z
En6nsn SCud1es.. w
" W
5s-,.. COLLEGIATE DEPARfMENT. 80
English and Scientific Studios 45O 90
Ancient and Modern Languages each......... - 90
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT,
Musc-Piano with use Of Instrument go 90
Organ or Harp.......ss.............. GO 90
omtar ........s ........:..... og ~ W
Drawing, Painting Embroidery. 90 To- 30 0o
BOARDING DEPARTMENT. -
Board, fuel lights, &c includedl 90
Washins........:. ..:.s::s. ~ "
Stationery at their own expense. In cases Of pro-
tracted sickness deduction will be msde for ab-
sence. Applications for admission, or Inquirer In
regard TO other psrticulau may be sddremed 70 Rcy
BASIL MANLY, jr-, Presdent Of the lnstitute Rich
mond, Va. 1Asssflsf a J. D. JETER,
jJ I-3m eYs ~ PresidentOf tho Trustees.
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Gaisr AND MARIO, we hear IL stated are engaged
for seven weeks in New York, after which they will
go either to Boston or Philadelphia In this city
they will give but seven performances In concert,
three week. The price of tickets in New York ID
fixed II Fl re dollars
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CHoIEpA PeEvrNrrvr-Dr. Ron

CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.--Dr.R ROBINSON q
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE -This preparation ID offered
the public not infallible remedy but being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholers MofbuS
Diarrhea, Oysentery, Pain in tine Stomach and Bow
els Sick Stomach, &C., &c. Il 10 not unpleasant to
the taste, causes no unpleasant sensation, and does
not restrict In diet Eat and drink, in moderation.
such things you have fourd BY experience toagree
with you. ~! E. D. ROBINSON, NJ b.
Office ON franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall. an 15m
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Milo. Rachel will not sppear again on tho sage
before September She persists IN her fesienafion,
and positively asserts that she intends altogether
retiring from the stage, and thar she had no ides
OF going 70 the United States
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man named Peter Fox fell from the scaffolding
of the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Buffalo on
Wednesday, and was killed. He fell seventy-two
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A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CANES.
- SELECTED from one of the largest stocks In New
Ien eify. We think the selection good; lust take
- - 90 Main 1t.
CLEANERS ENG. HONEY SOAP.
~ the best article In for the toilet for sale bv
CHARLES MILLsPAU0H,
ae q Drugsist
DLEACHED DON ESTICS AND
IRISH LIHENs.--Biesehsd Domssties and
G. HARTWELL & CO.,
Uea - lis Broad 1t.
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The Rev. Anson w. Cummings. d. D., OF 81
Louis Mo, has been elected President OF the Fe
male College at RogersviIle, Tennessee.
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Political IrEM.-The Democrats held har.
monious county meeting at Easton, Pa, on Mon
day last. Strong resolutions were passed in favor
of the national and State administrations, and of
the Kansas and Nebraska bill. The Governor of
Kansas, A. H. Reeder, was present, and addressed
the meeting
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The fremen of New York had q grand process.
sion on Monday last, on the occasion of laying the
corner stone of the new Firemen's Hall, in Mercer
| street.
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DR.. GEoRGE ScHERER, formerly Practi.
TONER Of Medicine in Baltimore, respectfully oferl
his professional services to the public. Once Lee
ter st., Rockets. jy T-tss
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GREAT CoHFLAGRArfon-The Lake House, bar
and stables, 10 Chicago, ILL.,, were destroyed By nr
ON Thursday morning, and ten horses, Including
valuable team worth $500, were burned to death 1
the building. The horses o. usual could not DO gc
ont OF the stables, 90 terrified were they ~ q
flames.
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Three bales of new cotton were received In
Charleston last Saturday, and sold as fancy lot
| fancy price.
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A young woman shot her little brother at Ir.
danapolis on the 1lth inst, by fooishly snapping
pistol at him that she did not know was loaded. -
The ball entered his mouth, rnanglng his head in
dreadful manner. Little hope was entertained of
the recovery of the unfortunate child.
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nav y. .. tsvense sstter Is abour to be bullt d
Porf:mouth. Vs. In plses Of the cenpbsl. dselAssi
worthless.