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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-24

THE SLAVE CASES IN CINcINNATr.-The result of
recent attempt the part of certain abolitionists
In Cincinnati to induce slaves to leave their mas.
ters, has been heretofore announced by telegraph
The Cincinnati Commercial gives the following
particulars:
Judge Storer stated In Court this (Tuesday)
morning, that he and one of the counsel for the
relator, II. B. Blackwell, and one of the counsel
for the respondent the owner of the slaves, had
visited the jail, and examined the negroes sepa-
rstely and apart from their master and that after
a full explanation of the rights and blessings of
freedom announced to them, Alfred and Emanuel
both declared, and repeatedly stated, that they
preferred to go home with their master than to
live in Ohio and in freedom. Upon being brought
into open Court, this morning the same Questions
and explanations were propounded to them, when
they repeated again and again, and in various
FORMS that they preferred to go with their master
The men were therefore discharged from custo.
dy. The Cincinnati Gazette has the following no.
tce of the other case mentioned in the telegraphic
report:
On Saturday evening gentleman from, Wheel
ing, having In charge 16 slaves arrived at port
on the steamer Falls City, bound for st. Louis
On Sunday strong effort was made by gang of
negroes to board the beat and take the slaves from
their owners az If by force. The Captain of the
steamer and bis crew, however, kept them on
shore while the slaves were taken to Covington 10 Q
went on board of the boat with . writ OF hsbeas
corpus, and found that the party of slaves had
been crossed to Kentucky. The Falls City went
over to Covington last Tuesday evening, and taking
the negroes on board, proceeded on her way TO the
Mound City. ~
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EXCITEMENT IN rRovIDEEcK.-A foolish al
tempt has lately been made In Providence, Il. L.
to get up an excitement about young lady, said
to be conhned by the Sisters of Mercy there, A
telegraphic dispatch states that thereis founda-
ton for it. except that lady has joined the Sisters
against the urgent wishes of her friends
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICT

OFFICE removed to the store Of Chris
" tian Lathrop, No. 90 Main st in consequence
of the resignation of David r. Crane, VIM. H. Chris
tian unanimously elected Cashier The office
hiss been removed to the store of Christian L La
throp, where deposites will be received, which
su interest Of per cent will be paid all euus
usiniug deposite six months or longer, and five
per cent, for g shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty-eght
years. has loaned over eight millions of dollars has
DO suspended debit ha snever lost one dollar or fail
ed to pay any certificate when due
JNO. THOMPSON, President
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL, Secretary.
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tANIELOPE-THE RICH MANS
~ LUXURY AND THE POOR MANS Cow
al FOhaI.-how well this term may be appIed to the
LOPE" brand CHEWING TOBACCO. msnnfa..
snred by N. ii. Thornton. of this city, which bs,
Deen ced by the Oldest chewers in the
70 oe second to none ever offe red In any nayket
For sale by NORBORNE NORTON CO
NO l64 Main st., opposite American Hotsl-
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RICHM 0ND, VA,
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH a, 1855

FEAsruL ExrLosIoS.-on Wednesday last, a
wooden building In which fireworks were manu-
featured, at Greenville, N. J., about four miles
from Jersey City, was blown up, while some nine
or ten were at work within. lad named Henry
Kieiber was burned to crisp, aud taken from the
ruins dead. Ferdinand Bsur, Charles Kleinc,
Jacob Nicolay Emf Brehm, Lewis korner, (since
died)- Frederick Fund.- and William Hitten, all
men, and Henry Jossman, boy. were all badly
burned. George ochs escaped without serious
injury. lie worked near the door, and as soon as
he saw the fre he out but la his fright closed
the door after him, TO which cause may be attribu
ted the serious result of the explosion 1t 10 not
positively known how the calamity occurred but
tits stated that tho two boys, Kleiber and Jossman
and others, were striving at their work to see
which could fll the most rockets, and 1t 10 sup
posed friction was caused by their work, which
was the means OF blowing up the building.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. -

nv Tesidence ON the
night OF the 10th ut., taking with him small black
Carpet bag and q red silk handkerchief CONTAINING
clothing and probably fiddle also Winston is a
Bright Muiatto. about feet 10 inches high Is years
old aad sa very stout, athletic man. bushy head Of
hair, and allows the beard to grow the chin and
90 it 10 uncertain what description he may have o.
His aim is TO get to free State, and he viii either
mond, or make his way by Railroad to Alexandria
or Fredericksburg
will pay the above reward for him If delivered to
me. or to Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Co.. in Rich.
mond, or secured in jail 80 that get him sgain
VIM. BAGBY.
e. NH Car
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Frederick Krantz, German, who, In September
1852, killed old black Tom, the cook at the WASH
inQton Jail, and who had ever since been in custo-
DIV, died on Monday night, in prison, of natural
decay. He was never brought to trial for the mur.
der, 1t being manifest that he was insane-it not
at the time the fatal stab in the heart was inflicted
certainly shortly after that shocking event.
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OF "a Of the Prcpn noSo

kEMovAL.-The Off CO of the RICHMOEp
rIkE ASSOCIATIONS has be.sn removed 10 the sscord
Story OF the Building corn.T Of Main and fIth sts-
Entrance on 11th stre,g ~ q
AHpnsstions for FIRE, ktARIkE or LIFE IESU.
hA.MiCES. will be premptl.f attended to.
4, Whno1t oossting Of thsI ability to comply with
tnen oohgations they take pleasure Ia referring to
~. ~ VINO nave had business with the Office for the
ssushetory manner in whiah IL has been TRANSACTED.
JAMES C. CRANE, President
'Ho. d. bosHEa, secretAry. jas p
FLETcHER's HAN TOXIC excels eyery
thing for beautfying and improving the hair No
.ones taoie complete lthout it, and single trial
10 quite sufficient to show good effect The Great
success OF the Tonic has brought up host of irits.
Soir twho Know much about the treatp ent of the
mar a. the man in the moon,) whose noxious pnx. r
snce ~ "11 eHAoy'
Persons wishing the original and genuine article.
%" Dc supplied BY the manufacture:
ta AtHossoN's Hair. Dressing Saloon,
Under American Hotel
v,.;1;Al MAlk CurTIsG.-Citizens aud Strangers
latest snd cy wishing 20 get their Hair cut in the
TO cali ON HE styIs, would advise them
trance On llth street H' A"e'iean nosei. en-
III n.-dot, Cold and Shower gstb. "a, =.
.o1'' Single Bath 25c-. Ticiets for sl -. {,
LIE Es LEEcHEs-The pubI;c ara
releDY informed. that have lust rec.;vs vsd -. 49,
EnPtess lot OF superior Swedish Tssch naslI siI
w po spPnsa upon the most reasouahle ss
ouno az al nours of the day at the Hair Drsia
os,b anoer tne American Hotel, ana at n;sbt on
NB:-Cupping and Leeehing promntin .,..
no6 n r. uopeo,,
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BoUsTY LAND AND PxNsIOss.--The un
dersigned hereby announces to the public that he
will prosecute Claims sgsinst the Federal Govern
ment 10 BOUNTY LAND and PENSION, ON the
most reasonable terms.
- Office 10 the Law Buildins. .#
NH l5-Ims b. w. STARKE. &
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FOR HIRE.-A ileIy negro boy, ac-
Il customed to house work, and g good estler-
Appiyat EDWIN WORTHAM cos.
pOTATOES! POTATOES!! POTA.
= TOES!!-4 Bushels very fine and large white
MEhCEk POTATOES, just received and for sale
by D. b. BRIDGFORD l. CO
nEVONSHIRE SEWING CHAIRS
~ Another supply of the above useful and conye.
nient Chairs well adapted for sewing or reading
just received and for sale by - 81
NH IS BULKLEY CO
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SAINT CARY, Dealer in Paper Material,
(RAGs, RopEs, BAGGING, &c..) South Frsnklin t.,
doors West Of Old Market, buys slnall as well az
large lots. fe S--dsm
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- 7TH ST. NORTH OF LEIGH ar T0R S.TT N
The subscribers are authorized to sell 1--WE mat
% Tesuhfnl huiiding Lots, ornamented with Shade
street adjoining the residence of Rev Dr.. Rurrow.
eaen fronting 50 feet running back $50 feet and op
ponte lne City spring grove Apply to
mn <I-oe GODDIN APPERSON
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COKE.-Persons desir0us of testing this
~ popular Fuel before the close of the season
with view to future supplies well as our regular
customers, now have their orders promptly exc
cuted by leaving them at the Yard. corner Basin
Bank and 10th st JNO ], WERTH Agent
NH 4-d2w
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.
4 IRS WOOL HOIISI, oti,orr hor

TEE AtEJ' OO1111OCkJ1- UIICIb HcI Sbl-
N1 vices TO the Medical Faculty and the Ladies of
Richmond, as Leecher and Cupper, and trusts by
siduous attention to merit their kind patronage.
IT Mrs w may be found at all times at her resi-.
dence on 10th street, in the of 4. r. DuvaPs
Drug Store.
N. B.-The best imported Leeches constantly re-
ceiving and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bandsges
hand and made TO order. fs %
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NORBORNE NORTON q CO., Deal
~ ers in Imported and Domestic CIGARS, No.
l64 Main ST., opposite American Hotel, Richmond,
Va keep constantly hand large and we'll select.
ed stock OF Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Snuff, Snuff Boxes, Pipes, Pipe Stems, &c, &c.
mh6
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a.. 1sons wishing the original and genuine article.
S"n % supplied BY the manufacturer.
InIJN JnuNonN
At HoBsoR's Hair-Dressing Saloon,
tynder AmArieap HntaI
BOUNTY LAND. &c

rai rao oGovernment to BOUNTY LAND and PEN.
oiTNS, on the most satisfsetory terms.
90 Psried OF fourteen days N any ,oay since I17s
snd such soldiers be dead. their widows or minor
who have received less than f60 aces are entiIsS
10 as much more a. will make that quantity.
asving been engaged as Q clerk In the Pepsion
eno nounty Land Departm mt at Washin zton for
nearly three years, have peculiar sdyantssas for
prosecuting claims of the above description.
Gommuocations by mail. 5est paid, OF at the Office
Cary. will be attended to at once. '-A
Any reference given that may be desired.
mno-dGWSm AREI,TJ MAVn
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GOOD MEDIoINEs. LOnp-continued and

GOOD MEDICINES. Long-continued and
systematic putting, viii succeed in bringing sny
wor.hiess nosirum before the public--but, lacking
merit 1t cannot long retaiA the position it for ghii
assumed We desire mel ally to make sTABLERS
ANODYNE CHERRY ExPECTORANT known TO
tne Pupic ieeline conhdsat that so good medicine
which has been endorsed by some OF the brightest
ornaments Of the medical faculty, will realiz. its
own popularity and one which will be as lasting az
sxcelsnt medicine isvely efficient in Coughs Colds
bronchtls. and other diseases of the lungs and
throat lt has been productive of beneficial results
In great number of in different parts Of the
country; and physicians of the highest standing ar
In the habit Of using that and sTABLER'S DIAR
kHGA CORDIAL in their practice. = ~
- See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis
the Agents
Price for each only 50 cents, or nx bottles 10
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-J. MILLHI

NLW CThlNU UOIJDO.-J. mILLdl-
~ SER BRO 1888 Broad st., are receiving and
opsnins en entire new supply of Spring Goods, com.
PIlsing all the newest and most fashionable styles
imported, and at such remarkably lew prices will
1slonisb all who will call to them, having pur.
thassd them principally for cash, and at the large
ausuoa sales In the Northern markets.
Especial attention il called to our stock of Needle
work Embroideres being no doubt the largest and
h'ost varied In the city.
Aiso-iouD doz. Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from the
"sea quality 10 the finest imported.
>, eau from the purchasing community and from
'Ae iaess particularly, IL respectfully solicited.
..o j. MILLHISER BRO,
"aU l9S Brosd s.
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A NEW FIRE ANN "A trial of a newly invented
self breech loading and priming csrbine has been
made at the School OF Musketry at Hythe, in Eng
land. Sixty shots can be fired from the weapon In
seven minutes out OF that number at a range of
100 yards, forty seven struck the bulls eye. Total
immersion In water of the carbine loaded, did not
affect its explosive power the fussee being readily
discharged The rapidty of the firing did not
produce the slightest arrangement, the piece mel.
ther requiring oiling or cleaning.
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CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSI-
~ NEsS.-Intending TO close business in few
days, offer my entire stock of DRY GOODS and
FANCY ARTICLES at aud below cost, for cash on
ly. Those in want should not allow so favorable
opportunity pass without supplying themselves.
P. S would again urge those indebted to me to
make immediate payment. -
Il. ROSENFELD,
mn l4-l3tE ITS Brosd street.
ENOR HIRE.-A woman with two chil-
Il dren, for the balance of the year, who is a good
Cook, Washer and lroner. JAS. ID. ELLETT,
mn l6 Hanaral A ent and Com Merchant.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

G. The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that OF all the Daiypapers of
combined.
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE

~ The undersigned has taken the house corner of
franklin and Wall Streets formerly occupied by
Messrs n. B. c. B. Hill, for the purpose OF con.
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly hand full assortment Of
all kinds of Grain, Min Ofsi, Hay Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Stores.
he hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention and seling reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage frem his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the corporation. II g viii also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for a moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
sgnment entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY.
fe G-tE
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KENTucKY.-It is stated that the american
Party" have nominated the following ticket for
State officers, to be supported at the election In Au
gust next:
VIM. V. Loving, Whig. Governor; Jas. G. Hardy,
Democrat, Lieutenant Governor; Thos S. Page,
Whfg Auditor; Andrew Mckinley, Democrat Re-
gister; James Harlan, Wing, Attorney General r
D. Wintersmith, Whig Treasurer; Rev John d.
Matthew's, Democrat, Superintendent Public In.
struction D. r. Haggard, Whig, President B, |. |.
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PRICES REDUCED.

hICI1UUND EACELSIUk WUhhN,
CORNER OF SEvENTHAND MAIN STs
T'HE subscriber takes pleasure in annOun.
IL cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
mILL is now In complete order.
fPayins receutly incurred expense ofseyersl huu
drsd dollars in refittng and peecting his Machinery
iof Planning Saving, and Tongueing and Growing all
kinda Of Boards and Plank, he is now enabled to
esute superior wsrk, at greatly reduced prices.
call from those in want respectfully solicited.
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES
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r.. W.
- MCGRUDEK'S SONS, Commission
~. Merchants, 18th street, Richmond Va, solicit
consignments of Corn. Wheat. Flour, Tobacco. &c.
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NOTICE TO UNTRY MER-
IN CHANTS.-S. MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
Er liz Main st., are now receving their Spring and
Summer stock of tesdy made Clothing, which is large
aud desirable manufactured by themselves expressly
for the Virginia and North Carolina trade. We pledge
TO sell as lov the quality goods can be bought
IN any hoSSA in the Union. Cail at No. 1l2 and ex-
anime for ourselves.
NH II s. MERCHANT a. WEISIGER
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ROUNT1 LAND, &c.-I have taken an
- office on Governor street, nearly opposite the
Wing BuiiaiLg, for the purpose of prosecuting
bOUNTY LAND CLAIMS, on ths most reasonable
tetms; Applications In person by letter will be
attended to with promptness.
will give particular attention to hiring out Ne
gfoes renting out Houses selling Real Estate, and
70 the collection of Bills and Claims Of all deserip.
uohs J. BELL BIGGER,
Richmond, Virginia.
Refer to the following gentlemen
Hon. John 4. Caskie, Richmond, Va Judge John
Meredith. do; Col. John A. Rutherford, DO; John
IL Gimer. ESQ do. NH 2l-Im
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TREATMENT OF AN INSANE MAN IN VERMONT
The following statement is copied from late mum.
ber of the Burlington (vt) Free Press
Our readers may remember the case of an insane
man found In our streets morning in the earlier
part of the winter, wandering barefoot and almost
naked over the frozen ground, dragging a few
links OF broken chain attached to bis ankle He
was half frOzen almost starved, and speechless
and for number of weeks manifested no more in
telligence sign of humanity than any of the low.
er brutes He had probably been the victim of
abuse. At any rate, under the kind and excellent
treatment of Mr. and Mrs. Miller, in the poor house.
he began, after a while, to show signs of returning
reason.
He notices, and is fond of children. makes his
own bed, &c and OF late has imperfectly recover
ed the gift of speech. He says he is FrenchmaD,
formerly from Quebec, and has been in an asylum
somewhere. Doubtless, If he continues to improve,
he will in time be able to tell more. The case is
uncommon and interesting one Our overseer OF
the poor has reason TO believe that he came last
from Sheldon, VT, and was thrown upon this town,
naked and shelterless on a cold night. to save the
trouble and expense of keeping him elsewhere.
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Importer and Dealer in Hardware and Cutlery,
NIB 10 No. 65 Main II.
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.


Balloon ascension, &c, &c. .e-
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.
Asa party of four persons belonging to Mauch
Chunk were bathing In the serf at Atlantic City on
Yesterday morning, they were carried out beyond
their depth and two of them, lady named An :
dre@s and MIR. Boyd accompanying her, were
sdrowned The other two were rescued. To-
\ Mr. A. Cameron. another of the Pennsylvania
volunteers 10 the Mexican war, died yesterday
zThe ranks Of the noble Scott legion are fast being
lfhinned by disease and death.
On Saturday night, young man named John
EMaguire was shot by Police Sergeant 8 Robinson,
BIZ the 2ls Ward during row. Three balls enter
led Msguire's body-one passed through the isshy
part Of the right shoulder, another through his
hand, and a third lodged 10 the hip
Samuel A. King, of this city, made balloon
eension al Wilmington, on Saturday, being his fif
teenth Alter three topical ascensions by his wife,
MIR. King was cut loose The wind was slight, but
took him to considerable height and eastwardly
till he reached The line of the Delaware when the
wind changed and carried him directly back. He
landed safely on Mr. Hendrickson's farm, about
six miles above Wilmington.
Capt. Jacob Bender, the tlcket.taker at Market
street Ferry, was badly hurt on Saturday, by
gsng-plaDk falling upon him The Dido was about
coming into the slip, aud while fixing the plank it
fell and hurt Mr. Bender badly. His back and one
leP were severely injured.
On Sunday morning, two men started In boat
on the Schuylkill, for the purpose OF going fish
ing. When In the vicinity Of Gray's F cry Bridge
one oil the party, named VIM. Henry, fell over
board and was drowned
On Saturday night Thomas Parkins, a cabinet
maker, died from the effects of blow from billy,
or rattle, on the temple alleged to have been In.
fIcted by police officer Msrchand. The Affair took
place on Monday night last at the corner of Tenth
street and Girafd avenue. The deceased leaves a
wife and four children. Alderman Isard has COM
United the officer.
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS
:. ,S cuIIsETTs POLITICS.

s,n,xnrIrrp. Mass. Aug. ID "A meeting
,,s. baid here yesterday to initiate the Fu
s;on anti Administration feeling in the State
n T,v+ with the new Republican organization,
rrhish is TO meet in Boston on inursday
Some of the ablest men OF al parties WIN be
present. intending ss nn ms and oihe
iasdine free soil spirits of the Know Nothing,
Know Something, Democratic and Wing
parties ..ssss-4,5ess ~ 4.ssa fsss !
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SALE or HOUSE ANT
BY TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS.
T,RUsTEE's SALE OF A Small

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
Il FARM NEAR THE CITY AT AUCTION
BY virtue of the provisions of Deed of Trust to
Davis dated 18th july, 1854. and recorded in the
office OF the Clerk Of HeDrico County Court the
subscriber as the Trustee substituted BY said Court
the 6th August 1885, in the and stead of ssi,
Dssi1 who has removed from this State will sell
misses at 81 O'Clock p N the property conveyed in
said deed. being parcel of land contsnns III acres
lying Il miles from the city the Brooke Plank
Road, Immediately to the East of Dickmann,s Tav.
err and adjoining ths lands Of jesse Williams John
A. Parker and others
This land 10 we'll enclosed; has upon 1t a new
framed house with rooms, and may be made a de-
sirable place sH
TERMS will be In accordance with the deed. and
will be made known at the time of SALE
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
lAFt9st Substituted Trustee.
ESIAYLoR u WILLIAMS, Aucts. Eet4 aus
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FROM HAVANA.

New YoRR, Aug. 14.-The steamer Crescent
arrived at quarantine to day.
ALI the Creoles in Cuba who had become natu-
raized citizens of the United States, had been or
dered to leave the island forthwith.
The vomito was aging among the troops at Porto
Rico. Fifteen hundred had died q
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MAINE POLITICS.

PORTLAND, Me, August IA mass meet
ing of Republicans was held here to day
One thousand persons were present. Elk.
Senator Hale, Bell of New Hampshire, Wade
of Ohio, and B F. Butler of New York. were
among the Speakers. ..s--...ess 80. - /
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THE LOUISVILLE RIoT.-The Louisville Journal
|ot Monday morning, contains many sffidavits
touching the and origin of the riots in that
city last week. Some of them are from Irish Cath
o'ics residing 10 the vicinity OF the riot, and
show that the Irish were armed several days
previous.
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DEATH OF AN OLD LAKE CAPTAIn.-Capt. It's
tua, an old Lake Commander was drowned at
ssndusky, OHIO, Sunday. He was Captain of the
steamer Erie aud saved from that vessel when she
was burned several years ago. He was also saved
from the steamer Alabama when she sunk lbs,
Year
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ARREST OF TWO OF THE RAHND FAMIL

GILMANToN, N. H., Aug. 1.-two men were
arrested here to-day. upon The charge of robbing
the Union Savings Bank, at Concord, N H, Of
$1,000. They are named Rshnd, and belong to
the family of that name, some of whom were en-
gagged 10 the robbery of the Virginia Bank at Ports.
mouth. Va