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LATEST MAJI, Nc

Distressing swieide--F aa Particulars, &c

Distressing Saicide--FaR Particulars, &c
~t--.-.. PETERSBURG, June 27th.
Early this morning. our community was
shocked by a rumor that Francis Charles
Stainhack, Esq, had ended his life by ami
eide. The most intense excitement prevail.
ed. and every one was on the alert TO learn
the particulars of the sad event.
A jury of Inquest was speedily summoned.
and although but little light could be thrown
on the causes which induced the fatal deed.
enough was elected TO show that the act WIS q
deliberately premeditated on his part. A
negro woman, employed as cook in the fam
lily of Mr.. 8, visited the cellar at an early
hour to obtain bran, which was usually keot
ia a large box in one corner of the cellar -
On approaching the box she discovered the
body of her master with his throat horribly
cut, and stone dead. He had Invested him.
selfof his clothing, which was stuffed behind
the box, and at his head laid two pistols and
q pocket knife, while his right hand atill
grssped the razor which he used to perpe.
trate the deed.
To make sure work he had, before cutting
his throat, made q CHASTITY wound across bis
abdomen, and seemingly with his hands. an
desvored to drd,o out his oscn eakre1iis. a
portion OF which We're found lying at his
feet Concealed in a black handk erchief.
tied around his waist, were three letters one
aeeseSsCo W hts os0cst SOU, u faQ Oh IL years.
the others to friends of his, residing here. -
Neither of them, however, made any refer.
ence to his intentions to take his life, but that
to his son contained much good advice, evi.
IDENTIFY showing that his plans were made
with the utmost elaboration. These and
other letters he was engaged In writing until
a late hour last night.
Mr.: Stainback was man of great personal
popularity. and widely known both for bis
remarkable capacity as q man of business
and his great zeal as politician.
he won large sums OF money on the recent
election. most of which he il said to have
since invested in Virginia stocks. IN 10 the
time OF bis resignatioi In March last. he was
prominent member Of our City Council
and at the time OF his death was Flour IL.
spector for this city, to which post he was
appointed In 1889 by Gov. johnson, His
age was about As, and he leaves o wife and
five young children to mourn his untimely
end.
The verdict was simply that "the deceased
came to his death by suicide"
His wife aud two youngest children were
absent on visit to Old Point and have moi
yet returned.
The South Side Railroad Company having
refused to carry the u S. mail for the COM
pensation rendered by the Department ar
rangements have been made with Nj JOIN
f. Frlsnd. of this city, who will on End attel
the Ist proximo commence carving The mai
with horses between this city anG LYNCH
burg. The Virginia and Tennessee Road is
also said to be'in state of mutiny.
BLAEpFoRD
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-There were 4s
deaths from Cholera here during the past
week -'''''t Do a. $3.50 =
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RARGAINS.-Just received at aULD-
~ SHIFTS Cheap Store. lot Swiss Bands at 16
cts; 500 Dimity Bands at shilling; 25 coz extra su.
per Ladies White Bose at 23c 600 pr Black Twist.
ed Mitts at SO cts avery great sacrfce 500 LIE aber
Belts. at 10 cts; lot extra heavy Childreu's White
Hose at leo; $50 Needle worked Collars {, be sold
ut most any price; Embroidered Hdkfs at S7k and
50c all sizes French Woven Corssts to be sold low
very handsome Iufanta' Waists: all az very cheap
Sleeves, Cambria and swiss Bands; Inside Cspea;
Fans Port Monna;es; Figured Swiss and Dotted u us
sneon at very low prices persons can rely ON get
tiog great bargains by calling at
- GOLDSMITS heap Store.
is IS No. 205 Broad 1t.
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ITO BUILDERS. MARBLE CUrTERs
II AND GAS FILTERS - Pranas.Ia mill Ia "a.

W DUILOE Nd NANbILE lCII IIERN
Il AND GAS FILTERS Proposals will be re.
csved at the Office of the City Engineer until IL
O'Clock n on Tuesday next, the Srd of July, for
constructing 20 enclosed psnsed Stalls in the new
Market House nth street. Proposals will aso be
received at the same time and pscs for furnishing
and setting the marble counters required for said
Stalls. Also, for the Gas fixtures tor tie Market
House and Hall Il
The proposals must state the tins which will be
required to ompete the work bid for and approved
security must be given by the contractor for the
prompt and faithful compliance with ths terms of
his contract Plsrs and specifications Of the above
work can be seen at the Office of the undersigned,
where all further information can be obtained.
lie A-.d w GILL, Civ Ene,r
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PRESIDENT VISITINa

WASHINGTON, June 27th.-The President
and wife, will leave for altimore this after.
noon. They will be absent about week.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
[Of1cs with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 90 'Peal 1t.
HOUSE AND LOT ON VALLEY

H GUS = AND LOT ON VALLEY
Ia STREET. FOB SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on FRIDAY Afternoos next, the 18th
June. commencing at O'Clock, upon the premises,
one fran. House, nearly new. Que story and half
high. The lot fronts Al fest 18th or Valley street.
and running back on Richard ct. = s,.s
Terms OF SALE One.third cash: the balance at 5
and mo1ths, for pssotisbie notes, interest added
and title retained till the last note paid Hhe taxes
for the present year to le paid By the purchaser.
ia '' ' THos. w KEEsEE Aue..-
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
>RY GOODS. CLOTHING. SHOES

nRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES,
~ &c-On FRIDAY, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock ct
my store will sell desirable 10. of Dry Good and
Clothing, amor which will be fouad DoesAio Gas.
simeres, Cloths, Casinets, Shirts Umbrellas Wool
en- and Cotton Hose. Cravats. Neck Ties Suspsn-
ders, So &c. je26 r. CAUTHoRN. Auct.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the Sd Of
w July, at 10 o'clock at Shsrp's Mill at Rock ett,
one STEAK ENGINE to satisfy an execution
in my hands In favor Of Gallaher whe suss &s o.
d. y. Sharp 3. i
TEshs-Cash. P. P. WINSTON. D. 8.
IL 2S-dtd tt = s-t
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C1ofs an lLLINoIs--A corr sspondent of the
1t. Louls Republican, under dae OF the 18th inst,
writing from Cairo says thst 10 the extreme south.
ern counties of Illinois the wheat harvest 10 nearly
closed and the yield per Is said to be equal 10
taat OF the BEST previous year. while the number
of acres raised nearly double that of any 10. "a ar
season. lie aiso says that contracts hsys been en.
tered into With Chicago perchss sss Tor the delyery
o. considsrsbie Quantities of the new crop wi,hin
the present suoDth. -
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NO STEAMER YE

NO STEAMER YET.
NEW YORK, June 27-5 P. M-The steam.
er Baltic, in her eleventh day out, has moi
arrived.
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IL Bx o0DDIN 9 AsPEKsoN.
On Ell y A. ron SALE At AUG


~ uoN;-Win be cold q. public auction vi,ho.,
5ssssve. on THURSDAY, the 18Th June. sf so'cioss
on ths pfernlses that most Desirable Yssidence
- msI tet oafdsu, situated Ia 9owling 9rseu cs!
Esq The dwelling contains rooms and be-. mani.
.ne Atcnen 70 BRICK, two sfofies high coutafrirs 4
rooms; the yard contains about acre which il sst
eus wn choices variety Of roses and OIL her fow era;
cut with every variety Of for mari ct asr
cen fnere are ON this PREMISE about 800 fruit treas
choice vsrieties also about 40 asparagus beds; also
contanins shout 500 viBes. al In full bear.
iae Tnere are on the premises several spsinss ana
wei wster which % not sarpasssa Ia Viraiais n
private Residences, there 10 BOT healthier pIacs
70 De found near the city, and osy one mile on tina
chaser will be entitled to, which viii nav stiesy.s
o. me price OF the garden Posssssioa given In a
fsrms-ons third cash, b.lsno. Il d. u and "a
j:a ooDb issil' sf p sas1d "a. sas.
|H OUSE AND LOT ON FRENCH
- - GARDEN HILL. rOR SALE AT AUG.
18th Jnne, 1855. commencing 1t o'clock nsst and
comfortable Dwelling for medium sized family
situated on East 9Th street, French Garden Hill,
snor. dst nee north Of the beautiful cottage resi-
This house hss been crested within the last four
years, and 10 now In excellent o. der The lot h
amongst the most desirable in the neighbofhood en-.
Joyipg an extensive view Of Richmond and the sur.
fo.nsins country with the advantages Of an alley.
sueienfly wide for the delivery u issl ct the rear
OF the lot, and oommuAcating with 10th street. the
valley oelow, and the CentraI Railroad, ks.
oa,Ss o2 each sssnss !. and Y
js25 G0DDIN &.APPERsOs, Aucts
f.S. immedistsly after the shove sals VIM be sold
Tsr@. :. above. GoDDia APfEsso Son
ie fsEs43 81 Auotiopeers
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VALUABLE CHESTERFIELD LAND
FOR SALE.-I am DESTROYS to sell about 80
acres OF Land the Manchester Turnpike, about
q miles above Manchester, known part of Dick
insou's Land. 1t 10 covsrsd with wood which WIN
produce from 40 to so cords per acre. --~--~-s--
Anv person desiring to purchase. will apply to
6ODD1N & APPERSON. or to
- B. j. DICKINSON,
js264t On the prsmisea
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sOmMl6o1ONEnS B n u u CT III.
- PROVED REAL ESTATE on LEIGH ST.
1875. In the cases Of crssshsw sad ID " Gsun IA
:as "a : Tnsspa q aGs ga
o'eioct NJ upon the premissG sell BY auction lot
NO GA Leigh rssr Adams street, fronting ia feet
ana running back l6S feet to 81 allsg -
Ing. occupied 81 e. K Wo5dssrd sss tsa a s,ici
tenements, occupied BY MIRA Mary Grafton s,S Iscoh
Hersnan. and viii be divided according To- = pIsn
which will be shown ct the time Of sale.
TERMs-A credit of G, l2 and is months d, notes
With good endorsars titles to bs retained pat pur
RIOS. w BOSWELL. aa.,vsr.
TAYLOR WALIAMs: Aucts ls1s
TsHE HANDSOME FARM KNOWN
i TRaWaERRYPLAINs.W WIFE STOCK,
TiOH -On MONDAY, On July a. 10 oieleck A. M
upon the premises shall ssil the Farm pIharann
rssijs known a. "sTkAWBERRY PLiINS %
lying On the Charles City Road. about il es below
ans highly improved, the remainder in wo. d. The
dwelling ID an excellent tuding, with nom, and
al the usuai necessary out houses all ia 3. cd order
Possession OF the land will be given By ist Octo-
bsr. and full possession by 1st December nnxt
TERMs-Cnethird en- the lat of October: balance
st and IL Elunths fom dsy of SALE witt Interest
from lst October, credit payments to be Ncured by
After the sale of the Farm, will be sold the stock
of Horses. Cow, Hogs, Carriage, Carts, kc
TERMs-sums under o26 cash; ever that amount
80 days credit. for approved notes with interest
NEGROES FOR SALE PRIVATELY Il have
valuable ytung woman accustomed to Farm work
with children, and several young negroes. which
Persons DESTROYS of purch asiag can view the Farm
sTEpHEN cHILDREY.
ia 2}-0od5t hJuvNAfd
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CLERIcAL Rev Jas. Davis. for Is years pastor
| of the Presbyterian Church iu Monopgalia, Va,
| has removed from there.
Rev. II. z. Adams, the Methodist minlster 10 the
| same place has also removed.
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WAsHrSaToS ITEMS MIR. Bsyly, OF Virgin ia
member of Congfess, 10 represented C being In
shocking bad health from over exertion 10 the Iste
election campaign. -
Desperate efforts are making to save Mr.. Wilson,
Commissioner oil the Land Office, from beinelre.
moved,
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gates OF Connecticut, yesterday elected on a.
tour Judges for the Superior Court, a. follow. =
Loren r. Wsldo, dem /, the present CommIssionar
OF rsnsion'; y: .. Seymour. dem late q member
~ CConSress; 1noe. B. Buder, also late Q member
Legislature VI ING
I@o OF the regularly nominated know NOTHING
cano1dafes were defeated, viz: Ex.Gov, Dutton
ano ChAs. McCurdy, tho late Minister to Austria.
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FAT2L OcoURsENcE.-Two Interesting children
OF Mi. John Houston, residing nsar Moraantown,
Mononsalia county, Va lost their lives 5y dose
OF me nostrun. administered to them 80 Yer.
mi'use. They took the medicine, and in a short
time died suddenly in COMMISSIONS. -
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NEWs FRcM THE lsrHMus.-We hsve dates
from Psusms TO the IA h inst. Mr.. ID. c, Mylo,t.
one of the engineers Of the Panama Railroad was
killed on the 3l.t of May, by striking bis head
agsinst water tank, while the train which he was
on was 10 motion.
Mr.. Tracy. carpenter, In the employ of the
Pacific Mail Steam Snip Company, was murdered
at TobsRo on the 9Th inst by three negroes, one
OF whom was from the United States The object
was to obtain some moaey which was known to
be 10 Trscys possession. They dragged the uu-
fortunate man from his bed, In which his vile
wa. also lying heerawled from. the bed and ran
to the company's works, more than the fourth of
mile, to give the alarm She was pursued, how
ever, but saved her life by hiding between larQ
rock. Mr.. T. was horribly cut and butchered with
knives, and his body thrown upon a balcony.
The robbers. who obtained only $50 10 money,
were arrested the next day, and Immediately hung
BY the papuiace. The residents of Tobaeo. ma
tivea we'll foreigners fully sanctioned the ex.
ecu,ior. Ia so much were the natives Jealous In
the matter. that they would not have the bodies Of
the criminals buried on the island aud they were
thrown into the Subsequently the ciize ems
subscribed 500 to enable Mrs T. to return TO the
United States.
There was an ARRAY at Panama on the 7th inst,
betw sen Captains Putnam and Jeffries, masters oil
two vessels recently arrived In the Sou bern steam
or. IN which both were wounded by pistol shots but
neither Of them dangerously.
The Americans at Panama have made arrange.
msnts to celebrate the 4'h of July.
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tn. NEW YoAK Flour MARKEr.-A letter In
the P iladelph'a Isquirer, dated Monday evening,
after stating that -four declined that day u 1-2 cents
per barrel, says:
This morning over 3 600 barrels were turned
over on contracts to Southern purchas rs, which
has since been placed 10 store. small sale was
srs at these figures, but buyers are rsther scarce
The bears, or those who have -four to deliver on
contracts, are bammering the market to the ex-
tent of their ability while the bulls or those who
have II to receive, are doing all they can to sus,
taio prices. Unfortunately for the latter, the rec
ceipts show no falling off, while the demand grows
less daily. Eastern dealers and the local trade
will not purchase more ,hsa 10 Absolutely necessa-
~ TO supply most pressing wants, waite the market
will still have to 60 much lower before prices will
touch q shipping point. ee.
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SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT On >.
1sfus msae knowp q hour OF sale. ~s- :
EDWARD HEiDT. y
N. Z. STRAUSS, rrustaa.
oo,,, z d. HARRoLb, ''
TRUSTEES SALE ABDUCTION OF
" "A LANCE NuMaER on Mfssr ~ fmI !

ii AsoSAA11 y 0AAG A1aAUCllJN (bE
y A LARGE MUNGER on MOST pESrfTI
I ruL buiLD!NG LOTS IN TIE PLAN OF BEL
SiDEhE AND SYDNEY, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETAkY by virtue OF trust deed exeeutsd
to the subscriber by r. Tyler and wife, dated ist
June, 1852 duly recorded Ia Henrico c, unity Court
premises, on THURSDAY, the 18Th dsy of Jaiy.
1855. commencing at 4a O'Clock r NJ IL fair IL ncl.
the next fair day, shout Al most beautiful budir
1918 10 the plans Of Belvidere and Sydney near 10
HOLY wood Cemetery. and also to the residence vi
ss,d Tyler plat of these lots can be seen at the
Office of the suc donsrs. -
TERMS: -One- third cash balance It 6 and ~
note 10 paid. % -
At the same time and place, will be SOLD two bay
Horses ON, Csriags and Harness, one Wagon and
Harness, negro Woman named Mary and her infant
child, negto Man named Mike, one Cow.
L TERMs:-For the Personal Estate (exce OF slave 81
months credit for approved endorsed nesotisbls
paper. For the Slaves cash.
- W. GoDDIN, Trustee.
s.,o, s3 GoDDIN APfERsoN,
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HAfLkuAD ACCIDKNT.-The locomotive attached
20 tae passenger train from Niagara was throw n
on the track, some thres miles above Milton Pa.
Yesterday, 10 consequence of Q land slide, and
turning over fell down an enbankmsus twenty a We
feet In height, and rishted itself in the canal.
The engineer, fireman and one passenger who
ware carried down With the Locomotive escaped
uninjrred. The baggage ear vss sussh I'D ara h q
PASSENGER ear much injured. Both would have
followed thu locomotive hal not ths coupling
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SANTA ANNAs BATTLE WITH CoMoNFoRT.-By Q
private letter to the New Orleans Delta, received
from the city OF Mexico dated June 5, we learn
that On the Doth ultmo the advance of President
Santa Annals army. numbering about 1000 men,
made iss appearance before the city OF Ario, Gene
raj Comonforts sseqaarters. The latter general
Immediately ordered sortle from the gsrrison,
and his soidiers rushing forth with "the light OF
battle in their faces" suddenly fell upon the inpe.
rial army. and AFTER short but desperate batrie to-
tally routed and put the enemy 10 fight. This
forced the entire army of H. s. III. to retire to Mo-
rslis, where, ct latest accounts he was waiting q
good opportunity 70 rsurn to the capital.
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1Eana-Unasf o109, sssh; oIo0 ~ eSer. 4 r.a.tA.
credit, for - proved pspsv 800 'Ss'"s
!. :. 80 DAvEKPoAr, ALLEN 90.
Will Be added to our sala thIs m lot
% ysry srpssies old cHEwIN0 TOaACc0. n
VII % sold u Tote to suit pu.ehssers Old shswsrs
aiso vosid do we'll attend thS sSis - 4 = rsrsiv
ias es:s ssca sae Chsvisg Tsbssce 70 soli e sue.
nsns some OF this same lot has shesa soid In this
lsas DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO .a.....
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OENCH AND MOULDING PLANES.

DENCH AND MOULDING PLANES.
- Just received and opened m additional supply
Of these Goods. to which invite ths attention of
those who are In want. We will sell them upon -
Z # SMITH HAYWOOD.
8 ieN No. Is Main st., SIGN Of the Brf ad Axe
PAISlNS.-50 boxes extra Layer Raj
IL sins; 50 do n. DE-; 50 half Do DO. Raisna; leo
Or do. do. kaisins 10 du~s Suitana kastns jastTs-
s ~ g vol s-'s y IONS Hoss1Erx.
WOLFE'S 6CHElDAM BCHNAPPs;
w Tonic and inyisoraths Cordia f,s ssls BY
~ Aasae' saEa =. }. PICOt. 3
UIRGINIA WORM KlLLER-One Of
z the Sales, ssrest an1 most p.sssant OF vssn..
fugss Try Is. Fer sale ~ E.sJ. fIcOT.
GLOVER sBItL e0AL.--After shc 1T
~ Of Jslv ssxt ve shall bs proposed % fursish
the hsk Lump coal .. es per lead. dslissrse--
snd n ALL 10 At - g. &c
. " hsa q ssssss.y sssil 'sss.ss q n sssavsr
is ~-As PIcKI1s MAYAAHDs~
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A Ii ABOUT THE Wharf.-The sto

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BESsIE-A book for girls. Price SO cts
3 THE DEAD IN CHRIsT-Price so es. m
For sale as No, 205 Man st, y
isz7-Sdf CHAs. wOkTdAM.
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By RICHARD C1UTH0V1 =
HoU6EHOLD FURNTTT1pr :
BY DAvENPORr, ALLEH { CO.

GROCERIR6, Ac, At AUCTION
On TA0haDAY. 18th Jsns. ws VIM eli q 10
CERES. vs.. u ~
MOL ASSES - - - - - -
IS CsHss sU0AI1
1setasd WHISKY
Old Rye as e y.5.ss. ss&lsssaxg7
Yrsneh BRANDY 49, 80
sp1re' s GnnNsoLEss cIGAas; PAPER
Fise and Extra 0rssa TEAS
shek 1s eH =. IS II A@E
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COMMISSIONER s SALE OF VALU-

" ABLE FARM. IN HENRIrO, ON THE
RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG X, r. 8
MILES FROM RICHMOND -As Commissioner Of
the Circuit Court of Henrico, In decree pronoun.
eed on the 9Th day OF November 1854 In the Of
Jsnnin - &c, ". Jennings. &c shall proceed 70
sell, at public auction, on the prsmiss, on FRlpAY,
not the next fair day. the valuable landed estate Of
which the late William jennings died seized .itus-
ted on the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad,
about miles from Richmond and adjoining Hungary
Water station, consisting Of the Farm on witch de-.
cedent resided ut the time Of his DEATH and tract
Of wood land of IA acres, the road leadis from
Brook Turnpike to Hungary Water Station The
Fam contains 252 "a acres. portion OF which 10 In
high state of cultivation, the balance in wood sud
timber The improvements are nearly new, and are
sufficient for all the purposes of the place. fBe place
will be divided to suit bidders. plat Of the prep.
erty can be seen at { ffce OF the sucdoneers:
TERMS -Ons fourth cash; balance at l and years,
for bonds bearing interest with good security, snd
title retained till the whsle purchase money psid,
or the further order OF the court.
0AML COTTRELL, il,
Commissioner.
Bale conducted BY Measrs. GoDDrH + APPnHsoH.
il IS-2aNtda F5e s+s as
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POLISH ExiLEs fla 1884 90 Get Of Consress sas
who cana 10 this soaati 10 90 Aussnss fdGsts. is
serssd ont thst ths lssds sstseted for them were
els'msd kS pre- emptiopi.fa AsA ~ hshsN oftse ..
sires mstascss Nh i the sastn ~ che Rotss ssssa
admitted .. the stssuss hees. he Exsestys be- %
p"wex - s6or6 them eSes3sf go congrses sestl
fsstAsr kesiae b sesstfytae The msaa o. II whish
tbs s.stm shsu bs salis6sd.
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CHoL TaA IN MISSISSIPPI 1.-The Cincinnati Com
nercial extracts the following from private letter
d. I'd Glsnco, Mas, June I6sh:
The cholera has appeared ON some OF the PLAN
tat'ons 10 this nsigbborhood, and | am afraid to
leave home Gen. Polk, OF Chicot county, Ark,
has lost twenfythree slaves 10 the last three days
and received note this morning from the pbysf-
more nsw Gases, bur be thinks they will get along
~ he has tsken them 10 time. n y neiehbo Mr..
Wiikesssn has just lost seven slaves by cholera.