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MISCELLANEOUS.
FREAKS OF A HURRICANE.

FREAKS OF A HURRICANE.
Many wonderful doings of the late hurric Inc
which has swept over the Western country b sve
been recorded, but the following, in Cass com
ty, Missouri, beats them all. The Cass county
Gazette says;
"The door.of the house first blew open, teen
was unroofed; then almost every log, even to
the stills and seepers, were torn from their
places and fell, and piled up in great confusion
around and over Mr.. Young and wife, who re-
NAMED in the house, and, strange to say, we're
neither OF them seriously Injured, though con
siderably bruised and hurt: The step-sor. of
Mr.. Young, a young man, when the door blew
open, ran out, and, finding he could not stand,
threw himself on the ground at the foot of a
locust tree, clinging to it with his arms, and the
wind raising him from the ground and thras3sng
him all tue while, bruising him considerably,
but not dangerously. In its course, after pass
ing the house, it tore down all the fencing on
the farm, and destroyed a fine lot of timber.
Mr.. Young had two-horse wagon, which was
carried as he has every reason to believe, and
lodged in the top of large tree, which was
afterwards uprooted. The wagon bed has not
vet been found The tornado then struck the
adjoining farm of Mr. Easter, on which WAS a
long line of stone fence, which it threw down,
| and scattered the rocks in every direction, and
large rocks weighing more than ton embedded
in the earth were removed. Great numbers of
BIRDS rabbits &C., are found torn to pieces in
its course, and we are informed that the poultry
of Mr.. Young which were not killed were
stripped as naked as if they had been scalded
and picked for the frying-psn."
DIED OF BROKERS
"He Died of Brokers, Sir Pr" He did rot
die of cholera, he died of brokers, sir |" said a
man to US yesterday, speaking of the death of
his friend. ale projected an unwise improve
ment of a piece of real estate, made loeNs,
| covered himself with bonds and mortgages, sAd
finally incurred street debt of 81, 900, WI oh
rapidly rolled up to $4,000, and crushed >ae
life right out of him. He borrowed Cansla
money on call, to be paid in current funds ,ot
paper discounted, payable in seven days in ne
city of New York; borrowed Ohio and Is IN
lucky currency for one day, returnable in nG<es
of Buffalo banks Skinned it from street, to
street and friend to friend, to keep the dSbt
| ahead of him. Why, sir, l could not sit down
to consult with him, or do any kind Of BUSH ess
with him, with the least assurance that he
would not jump up suddenly, to go out and give
another shove to that accused debt. .fhe
memorandum book of his obligations vas
always in his BOSOM and, sir, it burned to The
poor mans heart. He was owned by brokSss.
| He worked for them, lived for them, and d.ed
| for them. He did not die of cholera at all, xir.
| He died of street debt, upon which he *
pended his strength every week in THROWN it
ahead from one day to seven days.
Mem York DGnef
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young man, whose flial devotion had in i a
moral sublimity. And surely to him the cvm-
mandmeut proved with promise. e
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CATHOLICS ON TEMPERANCE.

The pastoral letter of the Archbishop Of { IN
einnati, signed also by the Bishops of Clcge-
land, Louisville, Vincennes, and Covington, nd
the Vicar and Coadjutor of Michigan, recei tly
issued, contains the following passage:
ain the ordinary discharge of our paste fal
Office, we, aided by our faithful clergy, h we
not ceased, beloved brethren, to warn on
earnestly against all sin and all scandal, nd
particularly against this horrible vice of int M
perance, which is the fruitful mother of so 'ny
other evils, affecting both the body and NE
soul. In order the more elfectually to CHI ok
the evil, we strongly advise you to discoln IN
tenance and discontinue altogether the practice
of retailing intoxicating drinks as a means- Of
obtaining a livelihood. We do not wish to hro-
nounce that it is always sinful to engage in abe
traffic, but feel it to be our duty earnestly to
dissuade you from it, as being dangerous to
yourselves, to the morals of your children, End
to others to whom it presents numerous snd
often fatal temptations and as being, finally,
both discreditable in public estimation, thd
unnecessary as a means of obtaining living
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be found OH the inside
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AFFECTING INCIDENT.

A seaman of the fleet before Sebast. pol,
whose family lives at Polpero, in this cothty,
was ordered on shore for the purpose of assist
ing in burying the slain who fell in late at
tack of the Russians on the British batteries !;
and almost the first person he met with on land.
ing was one Of his brothers, of whose presence
in the feet he was not before informed, and
who had been severely wounded in the late en-
rarement. From him he learned that his two
ether brothers were all serving in the naval
briirads On shore and with him he remained
until he saw him expire. He then proceeded on
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"Once, again, let US warn citizens of Virgin
ia-the American party DIscLAIMs ABOLITION
ISM, root and branch. 1t has no fellowship with
men of the Greeley, Se,odsd, Wade, or Gid
dings, stamp"
From these extracts, it will be seen that their
most widely circulated organ in the West de-
clares the position of the Order to be that of
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WASHINGTON, d. G..
For the National Era.
MIRTH AND MEL ANCHOl
By MARY IRVING.
CHAPTER vi.
Conclusion
Conclu Si ~.

30 PauSe not 10 dream Of the future before US,
pause not 10 weep the wild cares that como oer US
u,rk, how Crssiion's deep, musical choras
I;Ilntermijiing, goes up into Heaven DTS Osso
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CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE.

he boy was permitted to take his seat.
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T.ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
NATIONAL AMERICANfl- CnNurNrIoN

AT AMERICAN CONVENTION
-, nsw YORK, June 18th. The Herald and
aannna here, publish the majority and m;
n1onty report of the platform COMMITTEES q,
me american Convention. The former. 40.
cording to the Tribune, declares that the
american party is not responsible for pas,
legislation, but It is the imperative duty OF
Americans, to interpose for the purpose Of
giving peace to the country and perpetu;tv
10 the Union. As there is no dishonor in
submitting to the laws of our country. the
National Council deem the best guarantees
ior peace, is to abide by them as thew exist.
The second resolution declares that Con.
gress has no right to legislate upon slavery
or 20 exclude any slave State, and that an in.
reference on its part, with the existence of
slavery in the District of Columbia or Terri.
torres. would be violation of the compact
oy which Maryland ceded the former to the
government, and would be breach of ma.
Inc minority resolutions declared the re.
peal ofthe Missouri compromise to be an in
fraction of plighted faith, and recommends
tnat Congr ess refuse 10 admit any State into
the Union which tolerates slavery, and which
may be formed from Territory in which
slavery was not allowed by the Missouri com
promise.
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OUTRAcE AND Rror The Chicago Free Press
publishes al account Of shameful outrage perpe.
trstAd 10 Michigan City en- Thursday last on the
person of young Scotch srl of Chicago. She
wen,to Michigan City to see engineer, to whom,
she YVES To be married. Not being eoquaintsd Ia
the psce, she was led by false pre,ences TO the
house of man named Caiids, where che drank
wIae With Mrs. c. The vine was drugged, and
when the GIL came so herself she was Ia barn,
her person violated, and her money and jewelry
,aken away. Sac wentt a neighbours house and
told her rad story. Some of the citizens were SO
much enrsged that they assembled and tore the
house dowa
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PAINFUL AFFAIR.-on Sunday afternoon, az
unknown man, at New York, lesped from ferry
boat while II was crossing the river. Two hand
on board -Lswrence aud Dutch Charlie -lowsre 1
bos,, sud soing to him, lifted him In. The beat
began to f sad though the pilot OF the ferry b. at
was impored to stop, he refused, and the little
boat sunk Dutch Charlie and the unknown man
re drowned, bu. Lawrence who was a good
swimmer. was taken up by another ferry boat
The pilot OF the first boat was arrested on lsudipe
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VUTURE DAY.
HANOVER LAND FOR s1TF -.

III III $50 tSAlsD + Oh HAlE-RV
-. Nn,se OF decree rendered In The Corn,.
tha nj. anover on the zs,h d.y 81 April las X
.s Q. ones ct o. We Josss administrator 81 ~
.us saosctioers appointed special Commits ion.,s r.
ds p1rpose, VII cfsr for sale FRIDAY. the 80
y. .une iso5 IT fair, IL net, the next fair d.,
,arnsIeeIter ~ pubic auction On the pYem,s.. ~
a ,.iS o. Lsnd On which M.rivether Jonss deeS
nna me une ct bis death; lying In said county
que une snd haf from Slash Co,,ase ops ~
rom rom Tsyiors Steam Saw Mill, on ths road ie.dins
mom Isyiorsvine to Richmond; and containing III
scies about two thirds Of which il In oriss;n.i
trowth and heavily iimteree 1t joins the LANDS Of
VII. y. Taylor and Others, and has on it all the ne.
esrsary bui dinEs q small family.
FEeMs-Cssh for 10 mucb az will ba n..s...xr 8.
P oe cost CT the sus and expenses Of sale; the re
Edne to be paid In two equal iustaIments in ons
ana two years, with interest deferred PAYMENT
Ion gay OF Gale, and he purchaser executing bis
oona with approved personal security and titI. to
De retained till leg. payment is made. ~
WILLIAM WTNN}
CHASTAIN WHITE Comm'n.
o, MI VIM. }. Jones, residing on the ur.m,s.,
VIII tafe pleasure 10 showing the place to snv ner
soa OF persons who may deare to see 1t before m.
eey y. saie. js 1S-2avtss
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BY GODDIN a AePFRS0N

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
- TATE ON BYRD STREET. AND ON CANA.
oE THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA 1s0
-Un MONDAY AFTERNOON, 25.h June- 1ss5
wiii pc ;od on the premises. Commencing at o,crI
toe esI Estate ocated a. above of which thu Ists
BRICK DWELLING on Byrd street. i..elv o.en,
P1 PING ss ne De cedsnt; and also FRAMED Dwell.
plat and survey of the property viii he sr,;h;+-
ed at the hour Of sale 10 eAhio1'
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at s, IL and II
months LOT notes. interest added and ti.ie
retained till Last note 10 paid The tsxes for the
se az year to be paid BY the purchasers
u ID 0ODDIN APPERSON Auct.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING ATauf

I mICE niNU, CLOIH1Nt. AT AUC-
TION.-Wili be sold, on THURsDAY n.xt
IAN instant, at 10 O'Clock at my store, -'As
cor listing of: niNo,
hlts and fancy Drilling and Duck Pants. Mar
IsNies Y sfs, In great variety; Tweeds Ca.hmaret
1iaen' Lusre add Grass Frocs and Sack Coats Broad
Etota, DrsP etc and Alpaca. Sack and FTocf Costs
.oa qo hnen Csm5rc and Silk Handk erchisfs Net
sna Un,hns Drawers. In great variety.
,ALSO-A large lot Of Boys CLOTHINa .o,.
n:tins OF Linen and Drill Pants brown and vhits
IInen' sumner Cloths Msrno and DUCK jackets
boys. 'nles sseks' TOT
Inc attention Of the public Is requested to this nv
hrst trade ssle he goods being Of the hest ansit
n reasonable patterns ''' 41@i''s
The wholo to be sod vithonf ya..ru.
IS xTFy MOAN A..
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srAkTuRE OF TRooPs. One huudred recrpb.
Rarr. command OF Lieu. McCleary, len Newnor,
nass's M ohie, Saturday morning, by tn. obio
ave- , ~ Railway for Alton. whence thew
worth. ""y a'rort Leaven-
s,s,s ue,aenmeut OF two hundred aud forty uoi,ed
states troops from Governor Island Nav T ynrt
weas up the lake Friday evening. on board the
The ae,..ty moa,n Rock en- route for ST. Lou.s-
Garrett 'A' ano OF MAJOR
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ACCIDENT IN MINK-TERRK MEN KILLED
sac accident happened at the mines of Messrs;
Joan a. T. Carter, at Tamaqua p, on Thursday
morning Iaat which resulted 10 the death of three
promising young men. named Thomas Fault, Tho,
II. Ilppetf and Alexander Rowe Their dssth
,ies, OF s1lpLuric hydrogen gas, PRODUCED by the
burning OF coa at the out. crop OF the vein where
!, nfe mad been kindled six months since by some
thoughtess persons - 'oo''
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oPiNioN OF EMINENr LAWYERS ON THE pao
i nf LAw.-The opinion OF Alias Merwin.
aver OF Boston Endorsed by Rufus Choate. c.
&c. ana sydney Bartlett that the new prohib.
a., liquor law OF the State Il unconstitutional In
osI Important enactments, 10 causing consid-
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wn AfAL ACCIDENT ON the ERIE RAILloAp.-A
rewnure and MiddIstewn. upon the brsds s AGO..
me oheohunk Creek, wa.kil led on Friday last The
In.,sie wn oswn three distinct times but no mo-
stopped 1t passed over her. kiliiDg her ipstsniI,~
fits OF INSANITY 1 was s3'Jeci 70
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
JACKSON

x.r.. GOVERNOR: Tourney 637: Wise 500; L.. CO.
s.,avs beale 634; McComss sos; Attorney q 4ue.
W. ration 635; Bocock 500: hoard oi puhlic
AL Morris, no vote taken; Holiday no vote
a Tor Congress- S. Carlisle, 629. X. NC. s.
Bu:tioe 500 Dem sum-" o'<' H. ~; r. u
9 ror House of Deisgates- snisl Frost COG X N i.
o. NJ Gullahush 57i. Dem A0'' WV ~ NJ
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The INDIGNATION Commandment fly
persons from Monroe and Greenbrier count, o,
assembled at Palestine Church, on the ed Inst. 10
deliberate upon the propriety of driving jan es
Grshsm, the murderer of his sister, from tie
e1uuties and all his relations with him. The muir
derer having lett, the meeting concluded not to
drive OF the others and adjourned.
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BARK SEIZED BY A REVENUE CIT
TER-U. S. STORES STINK

WASHINGTON, June lathe Star here
says that information has been received at
Mobile, Alabama of the seizure of a bark
off the Coast of Florida, by revenue cut.
ter. The bar X was laden with arms and am
munition, and was supposed to be one char.
tered by Col. Kinney for the Nicaragua ex-
petition.
The steamer Australia, with cargo of u.
s. Army stores. for the Sioux expedition, has
been sunk in the Missouri river.
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Ter p a,o sUSK.-Sunday mornlne. the propel.
e.ne 10 collision with the schooner Job Chase I'll
nat~iek, on Long leland Sound. The schooner
SUM- sann Immediately. Her crew and passenger were
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BY LARUS g. SHINE.

SERGEANT'S SALE-On SATURDAY.
~ the z5i last, commencing at 10 O'clock A. Al
@ii be sod &C public auction at tie horss lot one
SAID to be perfectly gentle 10 hsruess or undar III
saaoie-to satisfy an execution how in my bands.
NJ NJ LlPsCOMB. s. C. Il.
u. Ia
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NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR.

CONCORD, N. H, June 12-The caucus of
the Senate last night determined to reconsid
er the vote assigning to day for the election
of Senator, which was done; thus com.
pelling the House of Representatives to take
the initiative in the matter. The impression
is strong that the leading members of both
Houses will centre on James Bell, for the
long term, and John P. Hale, for the short
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A SCHOONER SUNK.

ALEXANDRIA, June l2th-The schoone,
VIM. Henry. from Baltimore, for George
town, with rs sacks of salt, sunk in the
Potomac, above the bridge to day.
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ELoPEMEST JOS Gilbert, Canadian, a hus-
bAad, sad father Of three children, eioped from
Troy, " with 6 woman of ill.fame, lsavlog his
wife to starve.
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FRAUDULENT CARRYING OF EURO.
PEAN MAILS

WASHINGTON, June l2th.-The Post Office
department here, has received information,
that steamers not having mail contracts, are
advertising to carry foreign letters at less
tnan the legal rate postage. The Postmaster
letters detained
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BY LARUS g. SHINE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
l. AND KITCHEN FURNI7URE.-As trustee
in deed executed by r. H. Robertson to me for the
benefit of B. M. Roper, SHALL at the request of said
Roper, ss at public aucsion to the highest bidder
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of June, 1856 at the late
residence of the said Robertson, 18th street, be-
Broad aud Grace streets. in the city of Rich
mond, all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
vey ed In the said deed consisting ia part of beds
carpets chairs. card tables sofa lounge side-board
dining table, cooking stove, &c, &c.
TEENS: All sums of $50 and under. cash /; over
SO, four months credit for approved NEGOTIABLE pa
per, interest added. The sale will commencs at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
je I1-dtd E. NANCE Trustee.
Sale conducted by LARus & SHINE. Ancts
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Esbert w. Bsrnum, formerly q well known
merchant OF Balston Spa, N Y, has mysteriously
disappeared.
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The N. Y. Day Book says = /, 10 we'll uudsr.tood
taat Col kinney, with thirty of his party, sailed
10 the schooner Swan, on Wedpesds for Son
Juan del Norte. Nicaragua.
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The Oldest Wesleyan Minister In Ireland-the
Rev DR.. Banks-died in Carlow on the Gath of
ADril A "a
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A Marble Monument, hss been erected TO tn
memory OF Andrew C, Schenck, tbs fireman VIII
was killed Ia New York recently.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF vAITIApIr
Sale conducted by GoDp1s AppERsoa. '''e'
81 - 50 SAsSN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALJABLF
u REAL ESTATE ON MAIN NEAR m omU

SALE OF VALJJARIF
4 REAL ESTATE ON MAIN NEAR 10 8TE
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTJON-By reousse
OF the Trustee named in a deed, dated 3Oth Jauua.
~ 1891, duly recorded in Richmond Hustinas Conrt
IN deed book No SO, page 1884, shall on the prem,
ses, on TUESDAY the 18th June. 1855, at o'cl'ck,
THAR, II not the next fair day sell that highly
valuable lot on the North side of Msn bstween an
and 9Th streets fronting 26 feet ain street run.
ming back l08 lS feet to alley Is feet wide The
ing erected in the of the lot which is now
bringing handsome rent. The location of this pro-
peIty recommends 1t to the attention of capitalists
and others.
The terms-which will bs accommodating, will be
made known at the hour of sale. The purchaser to
pay the taxes for the present year
GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucps.
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FousDEaY BLOWN DowN.-A severe s.orm nss.
SEQ over Lebanan, Penn, June Z, blowing down
noes ana trees and unroofng buildings. A new
blown down. was
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TIE remains of General chids, U. s. Army
who died 10 Florida, inferred la Alexandria
Monday.
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The National Division Sons OF Temp araEce, IL
Charleston, 8. c., have adjourned TO meet mex
year. at L exioeton, Ky.
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J. Wayt Bell and John A. Harmon havs been
elected Maslstra tes In S.suton to suopx vacancas
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The YELLED MURDEREss 10 BE uUnG.-In ,be
case al Henrietta Robinson, the yelled murdoress,
who Il now 10 the Troy jail the Supreme Court Of
NJ" York "a Saturday affirmed the JUDI melt of the
Oyer and Iermiuer She will, therefors. he aasin
brought before that court, at it's present term and
re-sentenced to be hung. ~'
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COLLISION-VESSEL SUNK.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 12-This morn
ing, off Black River, the propeller Delaware
ran into the schooner E. NJ Lyon, laden with
coal. The latter sunk in 20 minutes in 70
feet water. Her crew were saved.
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SUICIDE OF AN EXPRESSMAN.
PAwTUcKET. r. l., June III. A. Balcsn,
messenger of Earles' Boston and Providence
Express, shot himself dead here this morn
ing
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RK EF2

New YoRK, June 12-Cotton unchsng ed, sad but 9
limited bushes. doiss. Flour declined IL cents pei
bbl.; Ohio SO 5OOS9 9l Southern Sll 250sII g.
Wheat easier. Corn and Provisions firm
Stocks steady. Monsv easy. Louisians SIS 1872
Virginia SIS Sle0; Oho's $lC7; Missouris S9it.
BALTIMORE, June 2.-City Mills Flour S10E -
Corn dull and dsslinee; white 10 quoted at SI "a
81 CO; yellow Oil 06O$i 90. White Wheat S255Q
$500; red g. 500S2 60 per bushel
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Six slaves OF Hon. C. ]. Faulkner, Of Berkeley
county, Va, ran eff last week to Ohio or PennEY
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FIRE IN HILLSDALE, MICH.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 12-There was a
great fire raging in Hillsdale Michigan, last
night. From here the whole town seemed to
be burning
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John Gale. of Md, the ntroducor q the "Gsle
Wheat is dsas
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The u. S. iron ,uoys, wrecked near Annapolis,
Md, haze bser recovered.
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James Ii. Darlington, Virginisu, editor of Tie
Grand River (Mo.) Chronic'e died on the 3lst nit.
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The printers OF Cincinnati have formed militia.
ry mpapy.
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RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON
MAIL.

MAIL.
WASHINGTON, June 12th.-The new ar.
rangement Of carrying the great Southern
Mail from Washington to Richmond, by
way OF the Orange and Alexandria and Va.
Central Railroad, viii doubtless be consum.
mated this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-13
CHIRTS, SHIRTS SHIRTS.

" y HHUSH. ftOM fHfLAbkLFHh,
wishes 10 inform the esutismsn Of Richmond and
i:s vicinity that he viii remain short time longer
u VIM. Il. Riehasdson's, i4shist. Opposite the Ex.
change. 10 take orders and Toe bis saps
cut ard nshe Of SHIRTS which have besa tie Cd
miratios Of svs-y gent who be- trisd them. "A
N. B.--Aii 6htstsa made by the proprietor are 81
The best nstssiaIa. sspsEior workmaaship and was.
rsnsed TO Gt So s jell-Sts