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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

TRY LEONARD,S COUGH SYRUP.
Il The wonderful success of this Cough Syrup here
and in all parts ofthe State of Virginia. for the
of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness, &C., stamps
LEONARDS INSTANT RELIEF as the best Cough
Syrup in Certificates sufficient fill the Daily
Dispatch could produce, but leave it its
tues and the recommendations of the thousands who
have been benefited by this cheap, pleasant and
tain cure for the above complaints
Pnce-25c. per bottle; 5 bottles, one dollar Like
wise it be obtained of all respectable Druggists
and dealers in the State of Virginia. de 20
our TURF OIL--The best article i'm use
" for Wan Beast beyond doubt. Our certii-
Gates certificates of truth, and among own
people. eEs.4 d.. 4s
Warranted to cure and no damage from exposure to
colds.
Applied to Burns at once, it leaves no scar
Price 50 and Is cents bottle.
DOVE & CO.
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-. TAVERN AND STABLES FUR
3:a RENT.-The subscriber intending to change
-AA his business on the lst of January next offers
for rent his House and Lot in the Of Manches-
Of Entertainment situated abont 500 yards from the
Manchester station the Richmond and Dauyie
hnllr0ad, and within twenty minutes walk OF the
mlnciPa depos and landings IN the city of Richmond
will accommodate 80 horses presuraing no one wiz
rent without viewing the premises, l invite those
wishing to rent to call early:
Mancheatcr. Dec i3-eo6tAc2ts
- FOR RENT--A large and convenient
:I Store Room, with counting room cellar 6c .
House. - -'o1''" oo1'
Also--A wheelwright's Shop, and House suitable
for carrying on the manufacture of tobacco
As a place OF business, but few snrpass this For
terms apply to GEO. w. TRICE x co.
Louisa c. H., Dec. l. 1885, de 5-Staw &wtiJan
- FOR RENT.-Thc three story Brick
sa Dwelling on Grace street; now occupied by MIR.
). = Z. W. Macmurdo. Possession given on the LIST
no 2I-eodts JOHN RUTHERFORD.
-. DESIRABLE X ESI ENCE ON
E::s CLAY STREET FOR RENTING. Thomas
nh Tinsey being about to decline Housek eepug
offers for rent bis residence situated at the OF
The house has ten rooms, kitchen four rooms, with
water i'll the yard and good garden. The premises
are in perfect order. This is very desirably arrang
ed and conveniently located residence, and invite
de 6-eots TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts. .
&sEEs FDR KENT, from the LIST january
i::i to the LIST October next, the house present
, occupied by me, just outside the corporation
limits The house contains rooms, closets &c. with
excellent water. For terms &C.. apply on the prem
ises. JAMES GUEST,
Hollywood Nursery,
oe l4-eodts Square above the Fair Grounds
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q s GREAT "A 1 KaEt;DIUCTI1S I, - THE r.

"a GREAT KEUCCTllN 1NTHE I'm,
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Hi
81 Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from go
- II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moleskin Hats, best quality $3.50
Moleskin Hats second quality 500
Fashionable Silk Hats.
Fine Calfskn Sewed Boots Observation-Disclosures 50
Congress Cater Boots.
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes.
J. Fl. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia sur
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed BooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. oc 1s-d&cly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

81 BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CAR
III PET BAGS, EALICES, &c-The subscriber
has now on hand very large assortment of
.e'T Boots Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices
&c TO which he would most respectfully call the at
tenion of all in of good articles at low prices
ALEX. HILL,
Importer and Manufacturer
de II No. l27 Main st.
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~ Der respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has now re-
celved his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems, Youth's and Children's Hats, Caps &c. which
ne Will sell, wholesale retail, at the lowest prices
for cash only.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime at his store, No. 18l Broad street
GEO. L. BETTY, Ag't
N. B.-Hats made to order. The highest cash prices
paid for all kinds of Furs oc 2;-am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

FRESH SUPPLY--Ladies, thick
49, and thin sole Caters at 81 so; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskns; Ladies' Gsat Buskins; Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just receiv-
ed at DAVID WALSIPS
de6 100 Main street.
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I mn nm CIGARS in store and fol
l.UUU,UUU sale by

II 4 III
H. C. G. ZIMMERMAN,
&c 2a-sm Importer. No. in. Broad st.
IN sTOKE5AND FOR SALE AT VERY
i LOW PRICES
S-4 and Al Brown Sheetines
Oznaburgs; Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings
Bed Negro, Horse and Foot Blankets
Wadoing and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Satinets
Cassimeres of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths
Window Hsllands; Oil Cloths and Piano Coven
Linseys Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, kerseys and 81 PiattiDss
Snake-Skin Nestings
taencie, Velvet and Satin testlngn
Caps, Hoods, Rgolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Me1in0s fE#
Shawls Cambrics and Curtains
Embroideries-English, French, Scotch ard Irish
The largest stock Of Brussels Carpets in the Con-
monweath
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Druggets; Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles
Brown Hollands; Sieceas "a
With many other fresh and desirable foods INST to
hand
Bonsacks Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans Bale
Cottons and full assortment of Dicks cele-
brated ix-Cord Spools.
A long line Of Lsdies' Printed Mousenes to close
Sc alMdSets D. H. LONDON.
COFFE EGO bngs prime Lasunyra
de 20 's7# THOMAS JONES
NOUsELINES.--Afe few more left OF tlosc
1sA line Wool Monsenes at Sic Also, few
English aud French Merinoes
de IN J. L NJ. ROSENBAUM 1870 Broad st
WEBB SAWS. i have iusf occn..I :.
W full assortment of Webb Saws from II TO 3i
inchsh THEO. ROBERTSON
Importer and dealer in Foreign aud Domestic
de IL Hardware hnd Cutlery. No s. Min st
0T l,.h :. In have u my pessr-s.on !. asold
calling ON me and paying for the advertisement
ss.sSs s. w. WYATT
oc a-b rreiai.r Agent r.. 4 r. n n C
= TAkkR6 No. S Governor street Ric1 49, 49,
n cons, sty on hand al kuds OF reaAy u COZ
i Is q snd METALLIC ouAIAL CASES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

WALSH'S ENfPt1KIU W OE BOUTS.
SHOES AND TRUNKS, is NO. 43 MAIN
IN STREET-Where there is Il large assortment
- of Gents double and single Sole Calf Boots; do
do Kip do: do do Calf Congress Shoes do Patent Lea
ther and Black and Drab do do: do double aud single
Sole Oxford Ties; and many other styles. Also, a
large supply of Boys and Childrens Boots and Shoes
all of which win be sold cheap by
de 20 VIM WALSH
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

"A NE " And EXPENSIVE RI r
ii CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. 70 MAIN ST.
- Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
city Will lind at the above establishment splendid
assortment of Hats, Caps, Ladies and Childrens
Furs Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes, at wholesale and retail. on the most
favorable terms.
N B;-Gentemens Hats made to order of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice.
de III BISFORD. DICKINSON L. WEISlGER
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- HOTEL FOR RENT..-The Propri-
z;;a etor of Broad Street Hotel lnte Swen Tayeln,

-. HOTEL FOR RENT.--The Propr-
ZIG etor of Broad Street Hotel, late Sven Tavern,
0:I Richmond, Va, having made various changes
and aiyen thorough interior repair Eepaintins and
rapering OF his establishment rendering il greatly
more commodious and comfortable than at any pro
vious period, offers the same for rent or lease
This property eli ably situated, in the most con
nianding and dsghtful portion Of tho Metropolis,
alike convenient to the various railroad depots, State
House State Offices and Banks, presents inducements
to any gentleman willing to engage in hotel keeping
rarely offered. To capable, energetic man. Of
party the entire property will be rented very
sonable terms, the Hotel proper rented sepersie
from the bar and Basement which has been con
structed with view to Oyster Saloon, Billiards.
&C. Possession may be had the ist day Of January
next, or at an earlier day il desired. Apply tie
Premises. J. A. GODDIN,
de I7-6t Proprietor
T. S-The proprietor would add that there are Dcw
a number of families and gentlemen boarding who
would like TO remain at this Hotel. The furniture
of the establishments will be sold upon aecommo6s-
ting terms should the lessee desire it, else pubic
sale will be made Immediately tenant for the Hotel
is secured. l. A. 9.
10 Baltimore Sun, Philadelphia Ledger and New
York Herald copy twice. end send bill to tins Once,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

- MOCASINS! MOCA SINS!.--
3 MAURICE. 15l Main street, has received
two cases of the above warm over Shoes
for Ladies and Gentlemen. They are intended to
keep the feet warm while walking, riding or travel
ling and for that purpose preferable to India Rub
bers Also, the largest variety of India Rubbers to
be found i'll the city, and the largest stock OF ali kinds
of Shoes generally all to BIO sold before the is
over. at c. S. MAURICE'S,
de % Fepje
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

MS. FOR RENT..Thnt NEST eiiGiblc resi-.
ZEE dence known "Warsaw" We offer for rsnt
M.A the above mentioned desirable residence. si,us
ted short distance west of the Fair Grounds and now
occupied by Mr.. C.. NJ. Nimno The house Is of bricl
with ample accommodations arranged aud finished il,
the best STYLE with all the out-houses apdi
acres of land attached. The whole premises are in
perfect repair. TIE any wishing an elegant and
de 10 TAyInP wJTTTkNS
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q vAL Ca IPWELLISG on Union

For partlcuIars as 70 terms, &c. apply to
WIN. SEARS WOOD No s. Main STRAIT
S-f the property is not sold it win se for rem,
providing good tenant can be procured Possess,on
given lst January next.
no2f-ts w g W
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E5s$4 TUX Ax@INTe.AM0 P0N9eNBf0n gTycu
ZEE .mme dately, that large Store or LurnE or Hon.
the Custom House. sS'A41s
ALSO-A Tenement with Store on North sias If
Main between l9th and Goth Streets recently repsps
and put in good order. rN'
ALSO-Possessien to be given on Int of Jsnu,,x
next, that lsrge Lumber House or Tobacco Facory .,
West side Of 18th street, between Main and carr ~
Apply to w o. GEORGE
On Sd, between Main and Franklin street.
2-orp -'ASSe@-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28
Shipping Intelligence.

TROUBLES IN KANsAs-ATTAcK on A SoUATTER
-oNE MAN KniED.-lhe Territory of Nebraska Is not
without its troubles growing out Of the first settlement
oflands by citizens who have gone thiher Very recent
ly serious affair occurred at the house of Charles d.
Iavs In Washington county, of which an eye witness
gives this account
party Of men, led on by man named Goss, stopped
Mt Iavis house asked for the latter and he presented
himself Eavis asked If he knew that he tres
passer that land He replied that he did not He
then told that the claim belonged to them and that he
must leave. Davis told them that If he their
claim there aremedy at civil law, and he would SUBJ
nit 70 that The opposing party said they would not
sort to the law, and Davis said he would not submit TO
mob One of the posse then cooked his gun, but Mr..
Martin told him not to shootthe matter could be settled
without boodshed. The leader answered, it's too late
now, and Immediately gave orders to fire and burn the
house. Two shots then fired, which returned
from the house and then there general voey from
both sides Very Goss said be MORALLY wound
ed and Davis exclaimed. "You are numbering my Gimi
~. The balls whistng in every direction and the
party outside broke and rum and the firing ceased Three
men returned and carried away the dead body of
Goss There eleven twelve inside OF the
house and thirty 10 thirty five OF the asailants No
persons injured inside of the house.-. Louis Re-
S.sttliccn, SD a.
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Nevvs nv the Malls,

The editors Of Connecticut will hold convention in
Hartford, on The 10Th Of October.
John BURROWS Of North Bcrica, Mass is es years old
and his wife, Bridget 100 They have lived together 20
years. They natives Of Ireland and reside with their
ION at North Befica. II Il doubtful whether there IL
another couple In America who have been married so
long.
The present population Of Cambridge Mass Is 20 473
Taunton has Is, 750 Fall River, Il, $50
Professor Henry saws that the curious phenomenon OF
the blowing Of the horses shoes during the late
bic powder explosion the Brandywine owing to
inefio. Tht shoes not blown away from the dead
forscs hut the horses blown of the shoes-the
CAVITY Of the shoe being seven while the specific gravity
~ the whole horse l. but This is very scientific
distinction that appeal to the good of every
reader.
Drought has reduced the rivers in Rhode Island so
low stage that about OF the manufacturing mo
chinery In the State has been stopped Upon both
branches Of the Pawtucket river than hundred
thousand spindcs have ceased to run, and upon the
Blackstone though II Is not dry at least half the
chinery in all the mills is idle.
correspondent from Somers, Mass, stated the other
day that there pair OF twins living In that
town little 81 years old. Vernon man in reply
says there born In Ashford West society Dec. %
15t2 and daughter TO Elijah and Hannah Wilton.
The twins named Bonz and Ruth. Boar died Jan.
20 1883, 90 and 2s days old and Ruth survived
Boaz n few months.
A western paper thus notices the Kansas company
which recently started from Syracuse "A party Of sixty
and captain met at Ia Sale, last Friday, all
armed 20 the teeth for Kansas 10 vote and settle
They had blue ribbons in the button holes OF their coats
end we're direct from Syracuse, New York.
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RUSSIAN VIEW OF AFFAIRS.

The Russian paper The Brussels Nord, says the resou
ion ofrnce Goitschahon exhibits the erergy Of great
commander. II saves Russia from inextricabo posi-
ION into which false Interpretation Of point Of honor
rould have thrust her
win henceforth have that unity OF movement and action
which, until now has wanted The sebastopol Of the
fouth IL replaced by Sebasopol Of the North-a for
,nidabe position, brstling with innnmer able guns
which compact army henceforward will defend. I'm
partial history will do justice TO Prince Gcrschakof
Who By making momentary sacrifice, aud avoiding
)esS eusion OF blood has preserved for Russia army
fsincd TO war by struggle Of years duration, and
placed that army in position which enables him 70
md tha a;tu fiou
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THE VERY LATEST.

TnT TsisGRApD IRON LONDON TO LvKkFoOI-I
LONDON, Sept, 16-1l A. ~
70 Pris correspondent Of the TINES says II 10 reported
Chat 5000 have embarked at BalaklavA for the
north u sebas,opo also that the Russians are In full
yctrcs. towards Perekop
The Paris Dtats contains editorial article discussing
Che question, whether sebss opol tenabe by the allies
he the Russians masters Of the forts the north
de- fronting the sea- and that the town Is quite
yabe the possession OF Fort Chorsone and Balaklava
scrscdng the necessity Of entering the harbor The
sssian armies will PROBABLY continue In observation
thin their strong positions, until the allies make some
ovenent hence al speculation ~ 10 the plan OF the
,mrAien must be o rely imaginary.
"a rurored In the Cabs to-day that the allies found
On guns within the nee OF Sebsstopol Ard also that
N Iosss ans srs falling bscx rpcn DAktschlsera but
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Palice InfeIllRsnce.

TIE COMMON COUNCIL CORRUPTION CASE-CHARGE
OF PERJURY AGAINST ONE OF THE CoMPLAINANTs.
Councilman Cooper, one of the members of the Com
m'n Council indicted by the Grand Jury for corruption
and malfeassncc in Office, has made complaint against
Peter Palm for perjury. in having sworn falsely 1t is
alleged in preferrng complaint against Mr. Cooper, be-
fore the last Grand Jury The accused is at present very
ILL., and is confined to his bed We Informed that Mr.
Palm says he made any complaint against Council
Cooper at all and therefore could not be guilty Of
Ierury. On the other hand it is alleged by Councilman
Cooper that instead OF Palms being asked for BRIDE
refused by the latter Thus the affair stands at pre-
sent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28

CONTINUED FROM OUR THIRD PAGE.
THE ADyICEs ny THE AMERICA.

The royal mail steamship America, Capt Lang, from
Liverpool, at 1915 O'Clock saturday the 18th inst,
arrived al Halifax about O'Clock yesterday morning
bringing 1856 passengers and sailed again for Boston, at
O'Clock where she will be due at late hour This after
noon
The America experienced heavy gales during The
passage.
The America brings Liverpool dates to the 10th instant
The Vanderbilt steamship North Star arrived at Hayre
on the 18th instant.
HE a. brings additional particulars of the fall Of So.
bastopol
At one O'Clock p NJ, on the 18th inst, the America
passed the Collins steamer Pacific Capt Nye, from New
York, on the 9th inst going into Liverpool.
Six repulscs sustained by the French before the
Malako but the seventh attempt they carried the
work in splendid style and hosted their eagles the
Malason.
The slaughter Wa terrible and is estimate 81 1000
hnelish, 900 French and as many Russans making
hc aggregate upwards of thirty thousand men
live French Generals reported have been killed
'nciudng General Bo-aue.
During the night succeeding the assault the Russsns
evacuated the entire south side first blowing up the
sicfences sinking all the ships, firing the town, and
leaving nothing out smouldering ruins
The allies found immense materials Of sebas-
topol
large allied force marching along the coast TO
intercept the retreat Of the Russians inland
II is reported that instructions have been sent to the
allied Generals in The Of Gortschakof seeking
oaptuate TO demand that Russia shall surrender at dis
erection al the troops, stores fortified places includ
ing Odessa
The weather has been favorable the crop accounts
satisfactory.
1he Bank OF Engsnd had advanced its minimum rate
OF discount TO AZ PEI cent and further advance to
per cent was expected
The Liverpool cotton market in consequence of the
snngcncy of the money market and another advance in
tc bank rate of discount had been rather inactive and
prices were barely maintained.
The sales of the week reached 5000 bales OF which
SPECTATORS took about 1000 bales.
Breadstuifs generally dull bat prices had
cone material change. Wheat quoted Id higher.
pIovisions vi hout change Of moment out dull
tcne pervaded the market Lard active demand st
6Ss Cos.
sugar had further advanced 2s The London money
market stringent.
Consols cloaed at 90 5-16 90h
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HcroId NTnrInc (,or,csro,,ycnc.


Boston Stone Boyn n ' WORK or
Barker Niok for Transport rs sd scSrs Artist ' May
In por at PM schTs bolivar Sarah Louisa, Amanda,
from Nyork for Boston scr Jos James destined Ban
foreigner died day he others win probably recover
man Palermo Aug III barks Washington Butcher Collins,
e NsT o svsR sr sd saSns
Connor Calais Joseph Park, Anderson, Fall River Isola
CID steamer Delaware Copes NYork; barks Paez Wilson,
Sns; smith,
field Berchard TORY wass Boston, schrs T. Freeman,
bury Eya DAVIS Cbelsea Sarah Proctor Charleston siak
Disasters, sc.
pa See port arrivals.
Sem cArARAr-TLe folloaIngs copy OF letter to Ell.
S Ss Waller ESQ., Secretary Board OF Underwriters Nc"
Dear sirI am in receipt Of from Captain Thomas
a rFen rem 10 s o y G9 una, e g S
win full cargo Ct assorted goods Is ashore on Ghekaaco
Capt T visited lie wreck forthwith, rendering ali
services in The case II WIN doubt be advisable
Ter for Che Interest ali the parties concerned
sHr john FRAZER herbert at Charleston Liverpool
Joe Murchison shedac lumber loaded Tor Liverpool
a hs sns s on SSd pS
mouth. bound for Quebec tsince arrived QuebecJ
INN having been bsr saR y p s
ming sustaining considerable damage spars sails rigging
&c, and causing the vessel to leak
CoIIsoN.The bark Kathleen Capt Fadcr hence for Mon
,dco let The city this morning. discharged the pilot outside the
savannah bound in The bark lost manmasi by The deck
Il ss ad and o, a %
The schooner had bowspr broken on away
wood ends stove In and leaked 80 badly keep both
per Al Pm The seamng Mercury Capt Yates went 10
e assistance and lowed them both the city and anchored
them OIL the Battery
BRIG MrraLuc.-The steamship Knoxville, at Savannah
makes the following reporOn the 10Th inst. at PM lat
iosaed manmast gone the deck, foremost standing ali The
yards detached nobody on board and the sea making
Fross Point Rye MI, I'D inst PM She 20
condition.
scnR LASS Palo Of Gloucester in going into
bar, but came oil In IL hours with loss of shoe.
Sem FILTER three mas Arnold, from Honduras FOR
nature no, stated. She was in ballast
scBR MANILA reporte) Of Newport which sunk on
Reedy Point has been raised and lowed to Wilmington T
h badly cut and win have to discharge previous "n
W. gums Spoken, Sc.
Bark Thomas Harding, Of boston July 49, lat Us > Lon =
probably lie ship Robert Harding, Putnam from fhadc
pa sshr spring Hi 10 day. Boston for Cape ayen
sb, sea breeze River for Boston, Sept Is off
FIRE Island Foreign Ports.
orrrrc Sept 22-Ar ship AstrAcan, Baker, Liverpool
'I No y Aug lin port ships Lanerk Msgoun
pmre discg; Courier, Wolf from Cape Verbs dol Amelia
oSeS s r s:s ss S9o
Ssrs s?ps sr d. To Nxert s MG Mary as Pc
DC; Mora, bartlett from Valparaiso. 90; Jusns, BLACK
s o rom sS n.s
ch.pclser Pulse from sSn Tg r.Ssm.n Msys to@
Ss Ss rom ssmcrr DO Rendser csss. from chare.
ton dcg Jno Wesley from csd,, r' Jarcnca Pug from
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An AMERICAN IN THE RUSSIAN sEnvrcr.-Tht

An AMERICAN IN THE RUSSIAN SERvIcE.-The
Fredona (Chautauqne county, advertiser Is informed
that knesand Norcut, native Of that village and for
year or two employed apprentice in the Censor
office has recently attained high rank in the Russian
service in which he has been engaged for the last
years and is In command In the Crimca one OF
the superior officers. The Adrrtisr saysHe left this
village In 1913 being then only seventeen years Of age
the mast sailor. lie rapidly rose from his position
70 that II captain Of merchant vessel through all the
intermediate Offices, and has finally become Russian
military general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28

FALL OF ROTATING SwTNG-Two PERSONS
KIhp OTHERS ISJrerD-A serious and fatal accident
occurred on the goth inst at Angelica Alegany county
n. y, where the County Fair being held. gentle
msn from Warsaw had brought In and erected large
rotating four armed swing Al the time Of the accident
there were four persons In each boxsxeen In all being
whired around in circumference about 20 or rs feet
diameter when suddenly some part Of the swing broke
and the eight persons that the which were
ho izontal at the time fell TO the ground with but little
injury But the four in the highest were far from
being Fortunate One Of them by the name Of Graham
almost immediately ked-another died few hours
the sccident-and the other were very serious
" injured