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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
the promises of Frederick anderson on the 25th
IA June last d negro man named FREDERICK, Of low
% about 25 years Of age of light speaks
w;c ~ "',n 'tanmers u little when spoken 70. ne hss
Crn,,or. @s street, Adams Street al MI' May a.
nn;a !, ~ i!e above reward Of hny dohrs' VIII DC
p. ~ II TAKE" OF the state OF Virginia, or twenty
dcrck An.r. taken in the State and delivered to Ere
Aug 3--rh THOs J. BAGBY.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv nITCHIE, PRYOR 4 DuNSA'ANT.
~ ~ ..-~~,-->-s>~~>
, -,.,c,ur 6 ROGER 4. PRYOR, EDITORS.
,.,:,,.n.y MORNING, OCTOBER 10.
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COMMISSION AND FOItWARoING

BUSINESS.
u!RBERT V. GRAVES has associalcd with himself
Al WILLIAM II GRAVES, inr thcpurpnss of conduct
ss'n Richmond. COMMISSION BUSINESS principally
Ie sale OF country produce and the forwarding of ner
s-s'a!sc. under the style OF H. v GRAVES & CO, who
~ciiuly lender to their friends and the public their
., % services Their houso lh street, between Main
Thoy kindly permitted 10 refer 10 the following pro
u'nss gentlemen:
". eT. ha,nYHa Fon;aue, Mc,srs Hugh W. Fry Co.,
mond; Mcr.r, William A. Moncnrn W;,, TO-, hTn Si
~ n'ck;rsUn William Hancock, Cnronc; CoIorei Jobn
c!uy,on &. c,icosn hHncGss M spo',sylynnIe; Col
Acssrs WIN T Dickinson and Burwci p Ms M Louisa
Or Gins r. IaonT.on Hanover: DR. Iho. G"ode SIe MIR
i. NJ Dewitt, Nc!oon Col Snnus "'nn'"rS; Mr.
3r VIM H. Husart, Mr. Roht bowman Prince rJ nurkH
d, Charlotte; Mr. Thona. :. Goote Or n jorIs rsn
u.ek!enburs Col'Joseph NJ Scott, Dr. + A. Clark 'tns,
e' Nessrs .. T. Ionc. b. A. Goode powtn,an; Me.sr.
7. b. Clifford, Wm. Wallace Day, Chesterfield Wm p
Woc:on Prince Edward county. April 3-ctf
GENERAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY.
V\HE subscriber formerly of Richmond, Virgins hhy
Il Ing established Office in this city, Street,
wv DOOR In front OF the Treasury Department. tenders
us services claimants upon the Government especially
t1 revolutionary services and for land bOunties and pen
"Stt lace: the recent acts of Congress.
rlrrhs-" the manuscripts OF the late David Dor
r.,S, aNs, ,erhaps, the only index which
FIN, A. 'n-T-e OF revolutionary papers in The
pious ,pSe pHce IN Richmond He has also very co
the cspaol no papers IN all the other public Offices in
from otbc, " 'E:;ula. Theec and tho accGmu!uohs
hin 10 Inp,,,.' p ::renty years eEporience, entHc
b. ube 70 sho calm in,rus:ad TO him be just be will
" snt ssSII,o:y ",.y H"aUir to 30 +;
k loo selss % @1Ie ccen. nc. Of Sd March, 1885, Civ
tefred fnr,,aW VI t"h" o. Ill who were in battle or who
a'ys lis charges will be very moderate
FELIX RICHARDS.
JaEe. ,y y a WI Use. iccu.asc Virginia
Js,".. ;:sI;'' k.q Rlchinoad, Va
cuud Y, ''e"'a late Comuis issoner of Pensions Rich
Hnrd
ssn 10; :" fhik"r, Register Land ORics Richmond Va
b. ss,aas; sena :; tr'SSndstcn, culpcpcr C. H. Va.
Va W G!son, Washington D. c.
L.aj,' ard, Esq, Bai,ilnore
- -. 4''n'crnkc, Esq, New York Anr,,o.1v
! Irrop, GEORGE r. SyYANN,
| --ohNEl Al LAW Tf,IT,ny, ia
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BALTIMORE, Der. l3.-Flour opened firm, with
sales oi Howard Street and Ohio at - 80; on las
change Howard Street and Ohio sold for IS 81
Wheat and Corh are unchanged and provisions quiet
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PRTEUSRURG Gun AND SPORTING STORE.

The undersigned !n-ites the ntention OF the public 10
h. large stock Of GuMs Rifles Pistols, Cutlery, tishns
Tackle &C. |; Is well known fact that nothing IN his
line can De called which his stock doc not comprise
Besides 'he celebrated Minnie Re he has ON hand Snaps
b. found in tie United States he invites the public
examination CHARLES LEOHakD
FIIERkhvhd. Aug So-c3n
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lNLEY's PATENT WIRE, CARTRIDGE
e. LEONARD Ola Su0c,
octAcK Petersburg Va, sisn OF fho Riao
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Commission Merchant, Richmond, Vn
n B. County Rights Will be sold reasonable terms
Fen 2.-c,t X. NJ. A.
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DIVIDEND on AN INsOLyENT ESTATE-The
fourth meeting of the creditors of j. w Blodgett &
Co. was held in Boston on Saturday morning be-
fore Charles Demond Esq, Commissioner The
assignees presented their second account and
dividend of 25 per cent ordered This is the
largest estate which has ever been before the in
solvency courts of New England, the debts amount
ing to about SO 100000, and the debtors are scat
tered all ever the country from Canada to Caifor-
MIA. In less than year the assignees have col
iected 81 100000, and after paying $500 600 to
take up collateral security, have paid so per cent
upon all the debts proved. They expect to pay
from 10 to Is per cent. more, making from 60 to IS
per cent The individual estate of j. w. Bodgett
will pay in full and those of the other parties ov er
50 per cent
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kAEAGEs OF THE CHOLERA IN VESEZUELA-A
letter dated Puerto Cabello, Oct. II, says:
We have to lament the great ravages ca,ioned
by the cholera in many parts of the country, say
Caracas, La Guayra, Puerto Cabello, Valencia
Victoria, Turmero, Maracay, Valleys of the Tuy
Ba"xuisimeto, &c. Its presence in Valencia and
some other places has been and continues to be
dreadfuly affecting. Probably not less than 10 900
have fallen victims throughout the country since
its appearance which is a large mortality. taking
into consideration the sparse population
The effect which has been produced by this aw.
full calamity upon business transactions is scarcely
to be imagined. Nothing is doing of consequence.
Hides are selling to-day at 1s! cents. Coffee
none. The new crop of coffee has not yet com
menced TO arrive in market. Until JANUARY Feb
ruary and March next, the principal part cannot
be expected from the interior.
From Caracas we learn of the decease by cho-
era of Signor jose Maria de Roias, gentleman
well known as the able editor of the Liberal pub
lished in that city for many years
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VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL AccIDEsT-Buckney Fortney q resi-
dent of Monongalia county, was thrown off trair
OF cars on the 9th inst, the Baltimore and Ohic
Railroad. eferen cars pdssing orar him dreadfullJ
mangling his body. He survived only about Ave
minutes. He leaves a disconsolate widow, and eli,
helpless children.
ExEcuTIoS.--Jim Jones, a negro was executed
Tor murder at Liberty, Bedford. on Friday last
mere were about three thousand persons present
and among them many ladies.
HIGH PRICE FOR MuLEs-At recent sale by
Pannin Sons, aucioneers, Of Petersburg, a
pair Of mules were sold for S45l -
RAILROAD AMALGAnATIoS- Petersburg
and Grcensville Railroads have been amaigamated
on the basis OF four shares of the former for Sc
ven of the latter
FLOUR At WHEELISG.-A large amount of -four
mas arrived at Wheeling during the past week
On Saturday the steamer Albenarie arrived with
5000 barrels, and the Arnawan with 1850 barrels.
SUIT FOR DANAGES-The suit of Leun rs.
Moore and Aches, in which the plaintiff sues for
Sooo0 damages for injuries sustained from the run
ming Off and upsetting of one of the defendants
coaches while he was passenger therein is on
trial in Wheeling.
LAUNCH.-A new steamer of 900 tons burthen
called the "Avondale" was launched in Wheeling
Saturday. She is designed as a freight boat b.
tween New Orleans and that place
HEAVY PUSISHMENT.-In the circuit court of
Alexandria. Tuesday, John McGentry charged
with grand larceny, stealing $50 was found guilty
and sentenced to four years imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
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Thursday Morning, November rs, 1853.

| WONDERFUL SNAKE SToRr--Singalar Occmlar
| Da1sion-Thsre is good deal of excitement in
Rockingham county, n. c., on account of a snake
having been seen which has human head The
animal was only seen by of Mr. o. B. Stone.
He first saw ii at his fathers turpentine still His
father to whom he attempted to point the monster.
was never able to see II, though the boy declared
that 1t was under his feet. Several attempts were
made by the boy to shoot him, but the different
guns he used would never explode when pointed in
the direction OF the snake though they would fire
If turned another way
The father in letter to tho Madison, n. c..
Democrat says:
Some OF my neighbors came In again to soc the
Snake, and 10 see if they could find any mark II
made, SO sprinkled ashes all over the Still House
ana In the hole where il always came in and We
tied my son, fast so he could not make tho track
himself, i'll any way whatever, and then we left
him tied, in the Still House. by himself and went
away and 1t was but few moments before he let
Us KNOW that the Snake was in the Still House again
ana we went to see if there was any mark; and be-
hold! there was mark as broad as my hand where
IT came in and went out, and they were confirm
ed II was something; did suffer Alfred to stay
about the Still House but little for whenever he
goes there he is to il, and it also appears
10 him III different parts of the farm but not so as IT
does at the Still House; and he told talk to it.
and would tell him W hat it wanted and he saws he
asheu IL III tHe name OF the LORD what did il want
and he saysit said to him that wanted to DESTROY
the Sting, and sneak ed off then to be convinced
| tied Alfredin the Still House again. and he was
told TO wear clover in his hat and then he could
see what it was, and while he was tied in the Still
House he had clover in his hat, and he saw the
snake come and peep in the house having a face
eyes. mouth tongue and all, prec sci like man
he perfectly knew and all but the head wasprecise-
y like rattle snake: and it scared him prodigious-
ly. Then on Sunday last, 2sth Oct there was
persons 10 hons yhn
doubted the reality ofthe mark of the snake, came
to see if they could find the mark and tied Alfred
again. in order that they might be convinced all
of them respectable men, saw the mark distinctly
and were convinced of the mark of the snake"
The truth Of the statements contained in the
farmers letter to the Democrat, is attested by
dozen of the prominent men of Rockingham county,
who saw the mark of the snake in the ashes. and
knew that the boy was tied too securely to have
made it himself The Democrat says that the boy
is very much alarmed and his health is fast giving
away under the mental effects of this horrible de-
luson. This snake bids fair to rival the great Sill
yer Lake Serpent.
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FRK1aHrs AT LoUIsvuLE.-Tbe Lou;s

TNEIHHIS AT LOU1sVILLE.-The LOUISVILLE
Courier, Of Saturday last says:
"Freights that had been at lower water rates
have now declined with shipments yesterday to
Wheeling and Pittsburg at 20 and rs cents for
pound freghts, and 40 and As cents per barrel for
flour The jacob Poe takes some 1900 barrels OF
flour TO Wheeling The re, shipments yesterday to
New Orleans were at 80 cents for pound freights
40a45 cents per barrel for potatoes and other light
barrels, and so cents for flour. No tobacco or pork
shipping'
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A WHOLE FAMILY SWEET AwAY-The Pi It's
burg Post tells Of a family, consisting of a hus
band, wife and three children who left Pittsburp
last spring for Iowa. 90 Monday the father re
turned, having in the brief time elapsed buried his
wife and all his children, who had died in thelr
western home of typhoid fever.
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NEW YORK EI.ECTIoN-The late election in the
State of New York, has resulted, far as ascer-
tanned, follows:
For Secretary of State-Headly, X. n, 90 72l;
King, Fusion, e4,9ll; Hatch, Soft, 65 l3s; Ward,
Hard, 10 sos
The State Senate stands: Fusion, 49, X. n, Il;
Democrats, :. The House-Democrats, 81; K n,
80; Fusion 80
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A NOVEL PRoCLAnAToN.-Mayor Cross, of
Milwaukee, issued proclamation on the eve of
the late election there, requesting the keepers of
liquor saloons and lager bier halls to close their re-
spectiye place on Tuesday the 9th inst, and all
go to the polls and vote the straight Democrat
rkpt"
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THE WINTER WHEAT.--We learn (says the Chi
cago Citizen of Saturday that the fall sown heat
looks vigorous and thrifty the croaking far
mer could desire. The plentiful rains have been as
good as guano roofing the crop to stand the seye-
rites of the approaching winter
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SQUIRREL HuST.-At great squirrel hunt in
Allen county, Ohio on the 9th inst, seven hundred
squirrels were killed, making an average of forty
four squirrels killed for each man. Pretty good
huntinp
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A NEW ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY is said to
have been lately organized in England for the pur-
pose of visiting the United States professional
tour through our leading cities. Mr. Sims Reeves
will be the chief tenor
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RAILROAD ACCiDENT-A freight and cattle train
on the Central Railroad Monday evening, when
about four miles from Rochester. ~ ", was thrown
from the track while crossing high bridge, by the
train separating and running ts,eefher on a heavy
grade. One person was killed and great number
OF cattle Twenty cars were thrown OF the track.
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To BE HuNG.-Priyate VIM. j. Dunn of compa-
ny q, mounted rihemen, U. S. A, was recently
tried by court martial at Fort McIntosh, Texas To-
the murder of Sergeant John Williams, found gull
ty and is to be hung.
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ENGLAND AND THE IRISH.-The Louisville Cour-
er contains address to the Irshmen of Ken
tucky, signed by Charles Mccarthy, president in
yoking the aid of all who desire the emancipation
of Ireland from British rule. The address, after
dsclaIning all idea of fllbus:erism, or invasion.
whereby violation of the neutrality laws might
ensue, says:
Our purpose for the present is the formation of
companies and associations with proper officers
and bylaws for the successful cooperation with
those that are now or may be hereafter formed
for the accomplishment of the same elsewhere
To report the names and number of those enrolled
also the officers of same of tho respective assoea,
TONS together with the amount subscribed to the
Chief Directory, in order thereby to enable them
to know and understand our united strength in men
and treasure, that when the time for action
comes the chief directory will not be left in doubt
and uncertainty. We have only to abide our time
and await the propitious period fer successful ac
| ton. 1t Is manifest from every indication that
England feels greatly aggrieved with the United
Statesfor her sympathy in behalf of Russia, with
whom She is now in deadly conflict She will
therefore avail herself of the first pretext for a
rupture, TO avenge the alleged injury; which done
would be a favorable time for US not only to aid
our adopted country but at the same time secure
the independence of our own much injured and be
loved native land. Let Our purpose therefore, for
tue present be only 10 organise and procure sub
seription, to be paid only whenever the period
shau be determined upon for final action
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY WITH THE CAL
IFRoNIA MAILs.-The steamer Empire City with
the California mails of the Goth ut, and 81 654 600
in gold, arrived at New Y ork Tuesday afternoon.
The gold is principally consigned as follows -
Messrs, Drexel & Co, $366,000; Wells, Fargo &
Co, s29l 600; Metropolitan Bank, sl40, 900 Bank
of America $50Oo0; James Patrick $4,000; E.
Kelley & Co, $4,000.
The news from the Isthmus is unimportant Val.
paraiso dates to September 29th and from Callao
to October 10TH had been received. The political
news from Chill was unimportant. Business was
much depressed owing to the holidays.
Revolutionary movements had broken out in
Bolivia, but in most instances they wore speedily
suppressed.
Dates from Sydney, Australia, to August 18th
had been received. Flour had fallen to $40 per
ton for the best. Gold dust WAS worth "a per
ounce. AT Melbourne bus was dull -four 6
and plenty.
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DIsMIssED.--The charges against Lit. Henry NJ.
Lazelle, of the lst Infantry, U. g. Army, and on
which he was lately brought before court of in.
qliry at Fort Columbus, New York, have been dis
missed
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NEW CousTERFEIT.-On Friday evening last
several counterfeit bills, So and los on the Western
Bank of Virginia, were put in circulation in Zanes-
Vile, Ohio. The paper is said to be miserable and
the execution equally SO.
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o, app,es are so plenty on the Western Reverse,
ono, that they sold on the trees at ten cents
per bushel
DI,gham Young. the Mormon, ia reputed to be
worth nearly s3oO,0oo -
r. As far as heard from, Barstow, DEM, has for
'osernor of Wisconsin, 23O0 majority
=, rark benjamin read poem before the Young
.. sien Mercantile Library Association, in Cncin-
hati' last Saturday evening.
, At Fetterman's Taylor county, Va, John A,
hooihson Is appointed postmaster vice Isaac Can
den, deceased.
The Hon. Thomas Leo, ex-member of Congress
rom . New Jersey died at his residenbe in Port
Elizabeth, N J., Nov. ?.
!, Key Bishop McGill, of Richmond, preached in
last ~
AT the late election in New Orleans the sum of
Si,@46 A was contributed for the Washington Mo.
H1ment.
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METHODIST BooR CONCERN IN PARIs,-Rey
Able Stevens, now in Europe, is calling in earnes,
tones upon American Methodism to furnish $1,000
with which to start French Methodist Book Con
Germ IN Paris
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DISTRESSING OCCuRRENcE-A most distressing
occurrence took place Monday at Newvie, = small
village about mile and half from Rome, n Y.
On the road towar Utica the steam saw.nill sit.
usted on the hill of that place blew up about nine
o'clock in the morning. killing two persons instant
ly. One of the killed was Henry s. Roberts, son
OF Judge Roberts of that village The other one
killed was the fireman, whose name we have not
been able to ascertain.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

Iht'fNIN VI EtI fINNICS IN~TITU he.
' FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends Tor their kind patronage during the past four
yHfs and beg leave to that am now pre- pared to
'u'nSh Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, and
t'"ho to Enclosing Buryins Grounds, aud III fact all
Wofk IN the Stone-C Cutting and Building line.
Vual,ty OF Stone snd Workmanship not to be
FtSed North or South ocS0
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FROM MExICo.-The steamer Orizaba has ar
| rived at New Orleans, bringing city of Mexico
dates TO 9Th inst. Alvarez still President and
| had fixed his residence at TilatZan. Ocompo had
| resigned as Minister of Foreign Relations owing
| to disagreement with Comonfort the Minister of
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pOWHATAN HOUSE.
u RICHMOND NIRQINlA

fhA house having changed pro,sietors with dec;d.
ea 'aaproEement, Is Eow coufsehtly recommended to
sno uaseimng pubic. Visitors returning from the
sf,nss WIZ 6ud rheresEp.e and comfortable accoua-
MOD afiens Its locaties Is proverbally peasan,~and
POSITION airy; which, With the liberal hand Of its new
pace, especially TO the lovers of quiet rest. Tha
fsI fsS are assaI furnished airy and comfortable The
fordr-the servants polite aud accommodstin. No.p
ing is wanting to make it of the most de.irsbia
dotels IN the city. Tau 2i) JOHN DARRACOTr
NOTlCE:-Passengers going Nerth are hereby
1 tnfsrmed that on and after SATURDAY lat Of
Seteaher the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
SI1nRary Im.Ry VIII always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
aohS-L suihcient time to allow those who desire to
PROPRIETORS
Slash Cottage Hotel Aug 81. 1856 an ar
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.RICHMOND AND DAN.
. ! r A / I R OAD-oPEN

BAKkSDALE'S, 1H MIL z S-The
regular Passenger Train will run daily (Sunduy,s ex.
cepted) between RICHMOND and BARKSDALE,S
stopping to take put OFF passen at the follow
ing points only Manchester, Rebou's Coal-field Tom
ahawk, Powhstan. Mattoax, Chula, Amelia c. H.. Je-
tersvlue, Jennings Ordinary, Burksve Prices Me-
noAe, Clover, Scottsburg, Boston, News Ferry and
Barksdales. - ~
Leave Richmond at o'clock A. NJ breakfast at
Burksvile, and arrive at Barksdaie,s 1926 p NJ
Leave BaTksdae's at r. P. NJ and arrive at Rich
mond at 7.lS 2. NJ.
Children over and under 12 years of age and SER
wants. half price Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes so that one NAV
be retained at the Office where they purchase their
tickets and 1t must be expressly stated that they
permitted to go the cars
Passengers for Farmville. Lynchburg. Wytheville
Va, and Jonesboro' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
daily with South-Side Railroad at Burksyille Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., connect
daily at the terminus of the Railroad with Holderv
Co.'s fast liue of Stages
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DICOT,S AROMATIC WILD CHERRY
Il BITTERS.-Thesc Invaluable Bitfers brace up
and inyigorate the SYSTEM improve the appetite and
promote digestion. As remedy for dyspepsia, they
have no equal. And in ai deransement Of the ner-
yous system, debility, rck headache, &c they sase
prom pt and speedy relief. Price 81 cts paper; In
quart bottles so cts.
ms r. j. fiCOI, Drusess
DlU,OUU AT COST FOR CASH sia now
Offering my entire stock Of Printed CashineFes and
De Lanes De Baizes; coored Silks; Caieo,s and
Furniture; Prints; Ginshams. at and below cost 10
clear them out BY the 10, Of 1anaay soa
s e' - C. A. GNVATklN,
nn,, Opposite Exchsnse Bank.
~0Rl ME1L.-Mcai dcIivcrc1 10 Any
onsnt,ty 70 any part OF the city. 0sdsEs left a
my store. rnr,,e rnec,rr,vs 4
poH "oAS - D00SeApN'
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DEATH OF A CLERGyMAN.-Rev. r. Crowell D
d., for fortyone years pastor of the First Con
gregational Church in Essex, Mass, died of CON
sumption, at his residence, Saturday morning
NJ: Crowell was a brother-in-aw of Hon Rufus
lhnnfa
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QUICK TIaE.-Passengcrs arrived in GAINESVILLE,
ONO, at six o'clock Saturday evening who left st
Louis at two O'Clock Friday afternoon, and were
delayed five and half hours on the way--making
the necessary time between the two cities about
twenty four hours. They came via Vineennes,
bus.
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DESTRUCTION or INDIAN GOODS BY FIRE-A.
oou. sso,oo0 worth of government goods, intended
or the Sisux Indians, says the ST. Pauls Ofinnos.
o'.. Democrat. of the 3rd, was destroyed by fire.
IN ~ sunday last q short distance below Red w ood
!1e xux sioux Agency The news of tho destruction
ostneir supplies Of merchandise and provisions,
coupled with the difficulty in regard to the pay
mem. VIII add fuel to the embsrs of dissatisfacson
S Mash Is reported as existing among the Sioux In
agency 49, -