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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

Anybody who supposes that locking
a girl in back room viii prevent her from
knowing what love means, might as well ,un-!
tiertake to keep Strawberries from blushinS
in June by whispering in their ears apouS
he snow we hrd astwinter.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY.-It is expected
that the entire line of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, from Montreal to Toronto, will be ready
for the cars as early as the first of next JAN
uary The link between Montreal and Que
bee is already completed. That between To-
ronto and Hamilton soon will. be; so that
next season there will be one continuous road
frow Quebec to the Detroit river. It's vs.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

g. A matter-offact friend of ours, some
five years father, speaking of the return a
child should make parent, said thathe didn't
think, as children behaved nowadays, that
they paid three cents on a dollar of what
they owed Of affection and gratitude.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

e. Henry Dolde, an old and respect
able citizen of st. Louis, baker by trade,
was stabbed on Wednesday evening by a
man named Schaal, and it was feared, NOR
tally wounded. Schaal has been arrested.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

- ~ OINCINNATI, OCt. II. =
Election returns from 81 counties, give
Chase nearly l0,O00 majority, 81 to be heard
from. e %. ~ ~
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

GRAFT PEDESTRIAN FEAr.-A man named
c. L. Curtis has undertaken, at St. Louis, the
great feat of walking 1856 miles in as many
consecutive hours. He has already perform
six days Of his journey and it is thought may
h5ld out to the end. He is describe as
man Of ,dignifed and progressing appear
ance, of cultivated and winning manners, and
intelligence Of high order to which are uni
ted a physique Of great muscular power, agile,
1.-THE, symmetrical, aud possessed of all the
tokens of wonderful endurance
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

Ez Every thing at present, says the
Railway Times, indicates asprosperous con-
dition of the American iron trade. Our pig
iron is now IN far better repute and demand
than it has been for a long time, and by the
attention of the manufacturers it has been so
improved as to possess all the valuable quail
ties of the Scotch pig.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

e. The total number of students in
Yale College, according to the Banner, is
GIT of instructors, Al.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

Il Peter B. Manchester, who figured
as Banker in Cincinnati, failed there, and
fed, has been arrested in San Francisco, on
charge of forgery, while in business in the
former city, under requisition from the
Governor of Ohio. aaG ,@
e There are now in Georgia between
fifty and sixty cotton factories, conducted in
the most skillful and successful manner, with
all the appliance in the way Of machinery,
that can be found in the same kind of estab-
lishments in New England.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

~ London Punch is the funniest fell
low a-going. His definition of Matter and
Mind is unique: ID
What is matter2 Never mind. What
is mind2 No.matter"
Go it, Punch.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

e -Four thousand dollars have been
raised in St. Louis for the relief of the Nor-l
folk sufferers. m
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

The HoRSs.-At st. Louis, last week.
committee OF steamboat men presented Capt,
S. Catterlin, of the steamer Southerner, with
a pair of Horns, for having made, with his
boat, the fastest time en- record between
Louisville and that port-39 hours and As
minutes. Fs s.essa. =,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20
Latest from. Ohio.

- CrNc1NNArI, Oct. 10.
Chase, Republican, is elected Governor of
Ohio by 5000 majority. The democrats
concede his election.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

e the Buffalo Advertiser of the LIST
inst. says: During eighteen hours of Satur-
night and yesterday, $50, 100 bushels of grain
and 10,087 barrels of -four arrived at this
port. During last week, 62,0o0 barrels of
-four were received. Surely starvation is
coming in wholesale. sdv a-e .alH'
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The New York Tribune states, and
avows it to be the truth, that twelve months
ago young lady in Ludlow street, that city,
was married, and eleven weeks ago presented
her husband with a boy. Friday last she
was taken violently sick; her parents sup
posing she had the cholera, fastened after a
physician. He came, but before he left there
was an addition to the family of fine bounc-
ing girl The Tribune doubly asseverates
the truth of it's statement. 1 SO i'1'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01


hs lay upon the ground, after which teamster,
name unknown. walked NJ to the murdered man and
shot him 10 the hesd and surishiag his pisfol said
d-n him, he 10 dead now certain" m
A eerp raj Of company K, U. y. Army, who rushed
up daring the bloody tragedy to assist West was shos
BY Frederick Burk and fell He is supposed 10 De
dead. BurEs intention was 10 shoot West; but as
the corporal rushed between them, he received .ne
ball Satisfied with having effected their fsnoi
purpose they actually beat the lfsiess body OF
with their pistols aud gun. Three OF the asaA'in'
have been arrested, Crsney only escaping
la COLUMBUS county, NJ c., Mr.. Francis stevens
was kiIled by man named D. Fields The parties
were intoxicated, and fight sprung up, In tne cou'
OF which Fields cut Stevens throat Fie'o ~ -
large. e-sss.ss ees ,,,h,.
vii. in Houston Tex.s. recently, BY staooins "eA
with q knife He wss committed TO JAIL
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The DAILY DISPATCH
MONDAY N0kNlNo. J-NuAeY j. Isss.
VIRGINIA. .

-
TaE RxcKsr Frax IN Noasorx.-By the fire In
Norfolk on Wednesday, night last. Mr. Hssh'a iors
was between q 900 and o. 900, issured for s. 600
The nskioas Of Mr. Hitehinss, boat builder, wss
about u 30, being Insured for only $500. Mr.
Diggs ship and house Joiner los, 500 in materials
and tosts, sad Mr.. Church, painter, about $500
ALxxAsnaaA, I.oupous AND HAarsHIxE RAIL
noAD -This work. the commencement Of the con-
aracsisas Of which hes been delayed in conse-
eueace ofthe very hard times IN pecuniary matters
has q lass disembarrassed ITSELF and operations
win commence In February.
PosT OfFfca MxrrKRs--The Postmaster Gene
ersl hes ordered the following:
Site and name of Reynoidsville, Harrison county
10 changed 10 Limestone Staiion-James II Morri
son, postmaster, vice William III Jones declined -
Appointments TO I'LL vacancies crested by rcsigna
tion: John MeCarie, postmaster. Wsdestowp, 30
Brown, postmaster, Glsdeviile, Preston county
vice Thornton White. Josrph Jackson, possmas-
Ter, kingwocd, Preston county, vice E I Brandon
Henry Walker, postmaster, Mountain House Ale
ghany county, vice VIM Fakin. VIM Efskinr,
postmaster, sah Sulphur Springs, Monroe county
vice Wilson Watts. John w Corbin postmaster,
Cnincotsgue, Accomac county, vice Jesse r mop
kins Geo BaugbHan, postmaster, Lafaye cite, morn
ttiCS ~ VI luouDas
CoysrxsFHIr EorRs Well executed counter
felt ves Of the Bank of the Valley of Virginia, and
teus and twenties of the Merchants Bank Of Lynch
burg, are circulating in Washington.
AceUIrTED-Austin Ashby. On trial for the
murder OF John Turner, wasiacquitted at the DC
tober term Of the Circuit, Court for Clarke co, Va
Toe Winchester Republican says the parties were
49, - ed L.,
transactions. Turner was killed at Ashby's house,
where he had gone
MANASSAS GAP RoAD.-Tbe City Council OF
Alexandria has passed an act authorizing the May
or and the President Of the Common Council to
borrow money for the use of the Corporation TO
repay any money already borrowed for the sub
scrption heretofore authorized 10 the stock OF the
Manassas Gap Railroad Company
sHoorIss-Mr Henry Moxley, resident Of Po-
cahontas was arrsigned before the Mayor of Pc
tersburg on Friday, on a charge of shooting Rich.
ard, slave belonging to Mr.. Jas f; Cuthbert. The
case was adjourned to the 9th of January, to await
the result of the neeros wounds, and the prisoner
was remanded to jail
NEGRO HIKING The Tobacco Plant states that
negroes were hired in Clarksvie on Christmas day
at almost unprecedented rates, owing to the strong
competition. From $3.50 to $50 were the average
rates for factory hands
FALL OF CHURCH PILLARs.--Two pillars of tb'
- -aw Methodist Protestant church in Bora iok, II
down last Frlsay. Tk GO 4anage will be repair
without great expense.
STEAMER AGRoUND.-The steamer Sea Bird RI
aground during thick fog 10 Matspon river Ia
Tuesday, and lay hard and fast in the mud for
hours. She arrived at Norfolk on Friday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

,H4X1 HOSTING MACHINES AND
II ~ TRUCKS.-Those most approved are
I4NMko made ~ me. Samples of which NAV he
l01 NJ seen al Messrs Crenshaw L Co "a North ~
= ,h - side Of Basin. Orders left with thero will
be hled ON the same terms If dire CITY to m.
The advantages Of these articles are too To
put IN en- advertisement. Call and see them
500 L. BATES, Manufacturer
- East FALL, Avenue. between Pratt and
feH-izm Lombard Sta. Baltimore Ma
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RTTsBTON CLARK g. CO.'S

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER, OIL, F.
For Consumption, Scrofula, &c.
THHE great success which has attended
l. the use of the above celebrated article has led
to mar limitations, aud much disappointment aud
injury has been suffered from spurious articles, pur
chassrs should uae the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK l. co. in full
is blown in the bottle and is each label and the
signature in full each cork, ether is gen.
uine. We have been at great pains and expense to
secure patrons the pure article, and our Mr..
Clark went to New Foundland to superintend the
manufacture in person and we will warrant our OIL
pure and superior quality in every respect and made
from the fresh Lvers, and not purified from the
common OIL as is the case with great deal that is
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark & Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL, LADD l. CO, and by Druggists &c n.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
no 6-dl WSm
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MEDICINES.
DoTLARD's HEUMATIC, OR

l. NERVE AND BONf> 10y N I..a,. x.ho usa
follawins certificate and see what persons VIM "'e
this I,iuirnent think OF ii: q 81.
GnspoKT. VA -Messrs. Pollard 20 Dear Dts
T. s,rSs me sreat pleasure 10 inform you that yo1f
Nar .sn BosE LIsIMENT 10 the greatest article
! - ser used Months ago had my leg crushed
.rd broken in most horrd manner which 10 Wen
Lnovyn 10 numbers in this towr; ana AFTER the ies
80 .,-ong enough to allow to get about with the
aid Of crutch-. for long time il remained very sore
and much swollen Hearing your Lniuie ut so oi.en
and highly spoken Of. was induced TO get pee,is
and give it trial. and can truly say, hsve received
the greatest benefit its use OF all Things nave
ever used and would recommend it to all who are
suferiog from Pains, Inf smmstions OF any Similar
aaJiction for its value ia be yond estimation
remain yours truly.
BENJAMIN NEWTON.
For vale by PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett
Beers. Adie L Gray and r. r. Duval Bro, Main
St; aud w. P. Ladd and L. B. Thomas, Broad ct,
Sbockoe Hill de n
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RESIGNATION OF A MARINE OFFrcER.-lst Lieut
aud Brevet Capt Henry B. Watson, of the U. 5.
Marine Corps, has rendered his resignation to tbe
tary OF the Navy to take effect FROM the Lei OF
January.
In the GRIM con-. case of Hope VS. Auuado, On
trial IN London, the plaintiff is Adrian Hope &c
OF the author of Anastasus, and the defendant
count Oiympo Aqaado. long known in Parisia a
tasnionaoie and sporting circles.
An Indian being asked what he did for al;v;,,,
rephed-"Oh, me preach" Preach ~ said n
bystander, and do you get paid Tor in" SOM.
times me get shilling, sometimes two shilIings =,
ah,. Inc, mighty poor pays" "oh, yes, brit
here were 1850 deaths In London fo, ,,o mo-,
ing on The Cd December. From Ausu.s Sssa
November, 1854, there were II 495 death, ;
CHOLERA within the city
The fra floor of Dr. Jayne's mammoth bu;,d;r,
In Philadelphia, has been leased by the postmas.e
ior tne posi- once Tor three years. until the new
government buildings can be erected
brother of the Hon Henry johnson. late Gov,
ernor Of Louisiana tell overheard from the ste am
boat Msgnolia, on the morning OF the 6 b inst snd
wae drowned. Sl00 10 offered for the recovery 81
kis body. "
Mics jane Ferrin, the well known author oftbose
much admired novels, Marriage. Inheritance and
Destiny, died IN Edtnburg November 5th, aged ~
Hiss Ferrin. II will be recolected was hiehIv conn
plifnented BY Sir Wslter Scott -
Il y said that the steamer Pacific took ont 81 0oo
Iesters the largest letter mail ever conveyed across
~ Atlanfic. -
yonng man named Chapman was run over
End kiiie1 ~ the train of cars on the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad on Tuesday.
Hon. Edward 4. Hanneesn. formerly u. s. se,..
ior hon proposes shortly 70 remove to ca
ihofnis, y Tssums The practice OF law. = !
Eleyss thousand gallons Of sperm oil were so,a
= falraeven, on Tuesday, to house In N. York st
no cssis par gallon. '' - -
rsoeseeer Chaiis announced a. the conquest of
oeony 70 the psst year. four new planets. ana
- n@c nunnber Of comets. -.
pa lignt hopes are entertained for the ssfstv os
.s.s osa Ssasss eioop Albany, at the Navy be.
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TICE.
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS AND CAR
RYALLS.
FLEMING MOORE

(rIiE OLD AND POPULAR wHEFIRrcvr1
AS again commenced business tor him.
srif at the corner OF Cary street betw.en inn
S saa nj ats where he will be pleased TO sccomno-
no ~, want OF such work, in the best nsnner and
on Tue most reasonable terms " "-
esrh EailnING WHEELS-Spokss IS to II cents
saS seiiows from 3 to s. cents; Turned ssokss
quitting ON old Tree, 90 TO Is cents esah. w.
pogs sod te-htting old iron 81 EACH Cousli Ing
80 % - each; Frent Hounds, 81 each; Hind
asch. o. - pray Shafts, 81 %; Draw Tails Sd .
81 es,,s Sii CarTya Shafts. SI25 each; Bars
proportion. 49, "aee' ei'eaP ."
in ,S ~ora msde on the most reasonable terms ard
dan 80. ose manner Al! work warranted 10 be well
uone ana made of the best mats,isls
CAsH for all Repairing, uniess otherwise a,,.ny,S
credit. ~ a., .viS monleS
de InnA oEttHiIt0 MOOkE.
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THE STATUES FOR OUR WASHINGTON
MONUMENT

We have published several accounts lately of the
progress OF the statues for the Washington Monu.
ment in this city. correspondent ofthe Newark
Advertiser has the following in regard to them:
ROME, November 90 1854
In passing through Munich, our amor-p atria was
fattered by the honors accorded there TO an Anne.
rican artist. The bronze casts OF Crawford's COL
lossal statues of Jefferson and Patrick Henry-the
models OF which were sent from his studio in this
city to be converted into mental at the famous foun
dry, as parts of the Virginia monument to Wash.
ington and his contemporaries attracted SO
much attention, that they were removed to the
Crystal Palace at the instance OF the Government.
And no works In that magnificent show of German
skill ahd industry received greater measure of
applause. The most eminent artists spoke OF them
In the most complimentary terms.
During the exhibition, the artist himself oppor-
tuney arrived with the model of the equestrian
statue which is to crown the work Nothing could
have been more agreeable than this reception by
his brethren OF the German Athens The king and
his father, who appear to recognize no geographic
cal boundaries in the realm OF art, were frank and
unreserved in the expression of their concurrence
in the general opinion OF its American representa-
tive. The latter is intimately acquainted with our
history and language, and was, therefore, the better
able to appreciate the value of these historical por
traits. His abdication and strange attachment to
Lola Montez have given an unenviable notoriety to
his NAME but it must be said TO his honor that he
has done more for the arts than any sovereign in
Europe. Mr. Crawford lett the city with the diplo-
ma OF the Royal Academy.
1t will give you some idea of the time and skill
trian statue OF Washington cannot be completed
much short of a year. and that the expense will
probably exceed $4,000 The foundry is decidedly
the best in Europe.
The monument will be the largest memorial of
the sort 10 the world, and it would be difficult to
name another of any description more worthiIy
conceived. Its granite foundations, already com
menced in the Capitol Square at Richmond, are to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

MRS. b. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
CO., Main street, has testimony than any ether
medicine in pse for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arising from i'm
pure blood.
" See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle or for SIS. sp q tn
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DOGGETT & RSON,

UPHOLETERERS AND PAPER HANGERB,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
n French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICES. BANDS, CORDS,
TASSELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES, BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c.
which they will sell work up to order on the
most reasonable terms.
We also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPHOLSTERING promptly, in the city
country. 2-9m
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IEOWEaVER SAD. FEAR MOTIF i,

TEOWIah1V Err SAD, FEAR NOT.-it is
e. with great satisfaction announce my thanks
to the inhabitants of Richmond for the patronage
they have rendered me in giving my INSTANT RE-
LIEF aud SPEEDY CURE, for Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
Jog Cough &C. tri8l. Upwards of 1000 persons can
speak in its praise. Read the following Certificate
| ffom highly respectable lady:
RICHMOND, December 49, 1854.
Mr.. LEoNARD-Sir | have been a sufferer for 25
years with most distressing cough and could find
no medicine to do any service until tried your
Cough Syrup. All the world should know its virtues
1t bafed che skill of all physicians had applied
to give me any relief. any hopes of future
very. cannot say sufficient in its prss and shall
certainly recommend it to my numerous friends and
acquaintances
Yours respectfully, E. ]. MANN.
To b. had wholesale and retail, of Meesrs. Pur
cell, Laid Co., 90 Main st; sill Druggists and of
THOS. LEONARD.
Governor st., Richmond, Va.
~ Price 25c per bottle. Country merchants sup
piled usual. de 20
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DREMIUM HAT AND CAP STORE.

EDREMIUM HAT AND CAP STORE,
4 No. 207 Broad street j have on hand full sup
ply of the latest styles of Hats CT ell kinds for the
holidays of my own meDufscture, which can war
rant not to be surpassed by any offered here by
any house, which am determined to sell very low
| hsve also a large assortment OF Negro Hats and
Childrens and Boys' Hats and Caps, which will sell
very low. All you have to do is to give me call,
and can please, both in price and articles
Call soon at the Premium Hat Store.
RICHARD MOORE,
de S0--lm DOT Broad
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MfaCELLANEOU9.

AT ALI persons having cls'I LIZ
~ I,.., -. E.t.te of HENLEY D. CLorTor. d =.
- ...S viii present them to and s ndspii ssu
IA sstste. viii settle i'm ue diateiy, a. fo"ss'
gencs cannot be allowed n CIOpTON,
et. Admir- of Henley d. CIopton. nc =.
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E'IsK's PATENT METALLIC BTRTAT,

u CAsEs-Tha subscriber keen. rar.san,, -
hand an assortment Of these BURIAL CAsEs =
Tney arc Extensively used, and posses ady.nfsges
10 vaults, or for ordinary intermenis Thew are MAJ
Of the most imperishabie materials, and are ens
meled INSIDE and out 10 prevent corresion When
IA them are free from Eruption OF water eloseS
ssainst insects. and may without ofensiye door -
transported TO distant plsces. The remains OF r.i
Of this kind eu IN comns
The subscriber has alse lsrse saputv ~ yyccn
COfFlNS. and keeps On hspd 6HROiyT,s srs WI 0oD
fequisits for Fanefals II viii attend Fnnsv.i.
fuInsh both Hesrses and Carriages sse
ees-Sm J. 4. BELvIN, Goysrnorst.
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BLOODY REcoRD.-In Winnsboro', s. c. on
Tuesday evening last, M. Barker went while In
toxicated in a room on the premises of Mr.. McMss
ters, where the negroes were having a dance and
created disturbance MIR. Mem. hearing the noise,
went in and undertook to persuade B. to leave The
latter drew a bowie knife snd stabbed Mr. Mem in
the side. Mem. knocked the knife from Pa hand.
who thereupou drew revolver. This " as seized by
MIR. Mem, who turned it upon B. aud slot him four
timer died in fifteen minutes, aud Mr. Mem
was q. last accounts confined to his room BY the stab
he received. The wound, however, was not consid.
cred dangerous
A desperate ght took place near Natchsz on the
Hth nit, between three men named Roark. Helm
aud Bolton. 1t appears that Helm fred at the for.
mer' and then knocked him down with the pistol,
~hefeupon both commeeced beating and kicking him
% Inc most cruel manner. Roark finally recovered
u" iee.' and drawing knife ripped out Helms bow
gu. soo also severely stabbed Bolton 1t wss doubt
~. ~ne'ner any OF the party would recover.
MI s'ephen Wallace, a scotchuan bv birth and
peI py profession, was bsdlx cut and stabbss
'as' wednesday night In Charleston His r.,o,.~v
was considered doubtful. Ben. Rial. 80
named johnson have been arrested far ,h.
the supposed principal In the sffray Jacob nj.
a. large. A'ais, y
archibald Hatcher, who figured Somewhat 49,.
spieuouaiJ in the Bedni riots in Cincinnati VA. I'm,
% last week In that city by Harrison Reeve. r.
appears that Hatehers wife and sister of Recess
s,tertained for each other feeling of ennitv. and
for some imagined insult to his wife, hatcher seized
Miss Reeves to force her from his prenises-vhep
Reeves struck him on the head. with ORA, pin and
kiied him The murderer gave himself up.
An old and highly respectable citizen of Bexsr
coanty. Texas, named Samuel West. was hrutally
mufdsFed q Eagle fass. on the 9Th slt.. b. james
Nasssr ssslsssd By others. Eussnt knocked West
10 the hssd With pistol. when . man named Crs.
asy seized Vests ride and shot him IN tho side -
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No-PARTNERsHTP NOTIcE III
NEW BOOK BINDERY

~ BROAD STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
w T. have now open in connection with
p,MnPes,, Book and Stationery Establishmen, =
. ~ and have employ ed the beet worsm !,
ing 10 Muslin Parchment, Turkey. Morocco nn.aa
c 'sivet snd al kinds OF Fsncy Work: also ca,
"sss VS. nor rorte 1onnaies Jewellers Trays &C. osa'
nat Ups sno Boot makers Labels In sold mr. ill.,,
Leather me nufactued the shortest pose. VI 'iVer
M usna BOOKS ruled and made to any pattern.
80 are eis3 prepared to Eu,boss and Ola mus,,,
WORK Tor ubiishers at low prices 1 "ashn
AS .ne eRd OF the year Is at hand psrsons ba,;a.
End ,hsm enc rsmphlets on hand would do well to
served IN an attractive and permanent er, 'aus pro-
hAkkOLD MURRAY