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Kansas Meeting.

ST LOUIS, Aug GA Kansas meeting was
held here yesterday. and resolutions adopted de-
nouncing the lawless procssdingsin Kansas, and
sympathizing with the sufferers and calling
the Government to subdus the instruction.
A committee was appointed to ascertain what
relief was necessary
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SHIPPING IN PoRT.-There were in port, on the
23d inst, at New York, 76a vessels Boston, Ill
Baltimore 81 on the 10th, there were in port, at
Charleston, s. c.. "a; Savannah, II; New Orleans,
LA. Mobile Ia
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Blackwo0d's Magazines.
Mr. woedhouse, the Richmond agent of the for.
sign periodicals, has favored us with the August
number Of Blackwood, which has its usual variety
of valuable and entertaining articles.
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NOT So.-F. w. BurwelI. partner Of F. H.
Winship, who ran off with Mrs. Ed. Beaton, OF
Norfolk, publishes a card in the Norfolk papers
exhonerating Winsbip from the charge of theft
He took no ieWelry from the store
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-27

r. speciaI Nofice---HaIm 81 1000 Flew.
srs Raehelors' Hair Dye, Russian salve. Doves Inri
Oil DalIy's Pain Extractor. Carter's spanish Mlx-
RsLer's Bit,ers Roses Golden Pills. and all other
Patent Medicines kept for sale: BY
su27 49, = Z. S%Mfb <"< "1is -.
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Marine Disaster.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-The schooner Truth,
from Fredericksburg, Va, laden with corn, ia
ashore at Atlantic city. full of water.
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epHCrAr NOTICES.

- Netice -Nfnnchester Bapil.e Churce-
m re EXPECT to commence our eutleinG n lev
days. we Desire to say 70 those Of our friend: whoss
=. 10 Ala In this enterprise. that an agent
vii All on them during this and the next vesk and
hope they may Be prepared e respond E %: s..,
,..r.;ns an "WEDNESDAY, October 9Th, any Of our
friends Wishing to contribute 70 this sood work any
srcle, Of their own make otherwise, Suitable ior
the sales, will be thspkfuiy rocsfveoy ena o,n
summer Pearl street, or J. B. Woods. Drug Ssors,
Main street. IN xf-ss "fAe
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Burning of n Pork Warehous,

CINCINNATI, Monday, August 25. le56-Tbe
pork warehouse of Messrs. Wilson, Eggleston s,
Co.. in this city, vas burned last night. Loss S2,
insured Several small stores sdjoin-
ing were also burned, but they were mostly insur-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-27

We have received . Catalogue Of the Hampton
Male snd Female Academy for the session Of
1856" The Principal of this school, John B.
Cary, A. H., Is ono of the most accomplished
scholars and refined gentlemen In the ranks Of .
vocation which, In Virginia, embraces some Of the
most cultivated intellects and noble hearts Of the
land. The Academy Is in highly fourishing
condition.
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~ The Members If tho Virginia state
i.ultural Society, reGdinx in ths county OF nen
rico. are requested 70 meet at ths Court House on
Monday nsIt, tho Ist day Of September that being
court day) to consult and determins on the nom,ns
ticn Of candidates to the Farmsf's Assembly. Inc
eourt. au z7-tSepl
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Dive DOLLARS REWARD...keoie~ On
4 Morday. 18th inst, one Green Pisid Silk Skirt;
one Brown PLAID Silk Skirt, end also, unfinished
bingham Dress The above rewsra win be paid, If
Left st this cffice, or st the Post Office.
an H-lts VIM d ROBINSON.
II AUNAU a. Snaps superlor cid
II Mountain Bye Whiskey, Tor sais BY their agents
W0M8LE 4 CLAIBORNE,
an n No II Pearl ct.
QLEACHkD (aOUlDe-..1a raae1 R1e.r1-
% Shirtints and 8heetngs al widths and OF The
most approved nake6 in store and for sale BY
KENT. fAIN1 { co,
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Among tho passengers by the Baltic, from Eu
rope, was VIM A Pratt, of Richmond.
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Il
FIRST COLT STAKE.
We, the subscribers agree to run sweepstake over
the Fairfield Course during the regular Fall meeting
of 1885, for colts and lies then three years old, 200
subscriptions 800 forfeit, two mile her is closed the
lst day of july with the owing entrees thee or
more to make a
o. p Bare names CHI &. Nicholas LIST, by Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes.
James Talley names sorrel G. Shocko by Tally.
Ho dam Betsy White, years old
Thomas boswell names sorrel flley Sus Washing
ton, by Revenue, cut of Sarah Washington.
Bowie and Hail names CHI. +. Sonoma, by Register,
dam steel.
81 Day, WEDNESDAY, 9Th October PropIie-
tors Purse, s25a-t~o mile heats.
Sd Day. THURSDAY, 9th October-Jockey Club
SECOND COLT STAKE.
stake for three year old colts and lies that
q race-two mile heats; $500 entrance half for
felt; three more to make race--to be run on Fri
day during the week of the next Fall Recess close
the LIST day of August with the follow ing entries.
Jamfs Talley names sorrel colt, by Tally Ho, out
of Csddy Jones.
David BIC Daniel names sorrel colt by Senator, out
of Hotspur mare.
James w. Lewellen names b. c., by Billy TONNES,
dam, the dam of Red Eye.
Thomas boswell names .. c., by Revenue, out o
the Queen, she by Priam.
Bowie and Hall names Oh. C register dam by Mar
grave. NJ c. EGGLESTON,
au H-2awts Proprietor.
EThe Spirit Of the Times, New York will please
insert the above times and forward bill to this office
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8 UPERIOR CLOTHING, An GREAT

SUPERIOR CLOTHING, AT GREAT
- LY REDUCED PRICES. Al THE NEW
CLOTHING HOUSE, No. 1i9 MAIN STREET.
J. D. GOODMAN now offers his entire stock Of Sum
Clothing at greatly reduced cash prices, in order
20 reduce stock a. low possible, TO make room for
Fan stock and to the intsrest tho amount Of
summer stock now in store Those in waut can now
ind tho greatest bargains By giving early call
an 20 j. d. GOODMAN
EHOuND A. A. MEXICAN UANO.-
~ The subscribers have In and viii consinue 70
receive suppiss of ground A. A. Mexican 0uano
tanning sc per coat Of bone phosphate OF lime The
value nj this 0uano ss fertilizer 10 greatly In
creased by being ground fine. And II 10 recommended
to farmers far mixing with Peruvian 0usno. The
Peruvian and Mexican shonid be mixed half and haif
The most experienced chemists la the country pro-
the wheat crop. y. II. eKINKER 4 CO.,
auO No. 50 Cary street.
~ RI M fSlil5n3--- ISyT-I-Ec -7-i-s-. IL
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NEW GOOD8.--WE1Ic6o1 c eKlrfs; 9EeI.
eton do; Fall Prints Black silk Mitts great
variety Of Embrsideriss. 10.
sule PARKER, NIMMo 4 co.
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Also, Balm 900 Flowers Ayers Cherry Pectorslr
Carters Spanish Mixture. Bulls and Sands sansps-
riIla Mustans Liniment, McLanes aud all other pop
ular Vermifugss and Painters Brushes and Color
and 1000 boxes of Window Glass, French, emorsc'
ING large assort mont of sizes of superior qusity
Particular attention to packing and forwarding Of
ders. PURCELL, LADD CO, Drusrsn
eu12 90 Main st., cor I4th, Richmond, va
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LNORWA Il DI Il B u 81 l. > o..le-
E CREASED DISPATCH-I have made arrange

E'OhWA Il DING BIZ n q o..ls-
Il CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
rnents increase the line OF boats running from my
house and shall at the commencement OF inc IsI
son. send out boat every other day Sundays except
ed. b this arrangement will put goods tnfoatD Lso
days sooner than heretofore, and nearly, u nor ~
geIher, soon as BY the 8. s. 4. H., ana a. hia'"
less EXP ens6. ,
Merchants west of Lynchburs wishing - een"ka
their goods to the ralrord agent are requfed " ~
post funds to pay the charges % that point, .o
" 2a~ts ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock.
DICHMOND WINE sTOKk.--wo row
II have on hand superior stock OF VINES sHS ~
die, for pa in wood ..d glass
Old Port WINES, part very choice:
mederia and Sherry, old and dslicats.
Claret and ChampaGns, various grades; IN. and
Scotch ALE, of Yongers, Allsopp'E Csmpoeh = a"1
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry BRANDY. g.,
Old Rye WHIsKEY, a few bsls very ehO no hf
family use. For sale by DUDLEY 4 70.
IXTINDOW SHADE DEPOT. $50 Brssa
w STREET. 900 pairs of those oesn!lsa, os' ri
only size, richly worth 81; LsndseaPss Ps' 80
fancy light Shades, 80 cents we'll worth 81 % -,
did vase Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades a. nan III ~
price they usually sold at. Table oii aio'1'
widths Is cents mp. :. y.w
n B.-storekespers and pedlars supplied Ne Ne
York priess. Also, nice assortment o. piy 80.
Hosiery aud Gloves at the lowest possoie TpI.,t
Misses Hese Sic; Linen Handkerchief ste.i ~.
Lace Militia Ia2s.; Twisted Silk SHE: Ladies Ana
ses Belts &C.; Laoies' Collars from ete. up -.
sleeves 25c. Brown Linen Table Cloths 90; ~ "a
a. long, Ioc.--with other Goods, which VIA D ssl
cheap. Ladies will fnd II 10 their sdssntss
Tvs between Sd sne =
IE1-E SEALING CANS Of the yariesss
- sizes. These Cans have been fully ses'sA
van s''' '''A' STEBBrNs PuLLES.
.uai loi Broad stree
% kLLESUE HUsPlTAl..:-lh'sL n nsuT "a.
In delightful airy position, and 10 Al pa
every convenience conducive 10 the eo'nisss
tients and the successful treatmant OF dises,,p.
The Lyine-in Wards are peculiarly coussnss 10
The undersigned give their personal stleh""
eli patients placed under their charge.
TERMS: vcsi
ColoFed Patients. ..........s.........'vs
Whites...... ......s...............*.'. ia
Private accommodations, .............. ~ Md.
These rates embrace an charges for bcafA
sines. and Medical snd Surgical attendsnce'
c. No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON. d. y,
Grace street, between 9Th and 81.
G, q MlLLs NJ. D,
121h street, between Broad and hsfs
n. +. COLEMAN, u. D.,
Corner of <th and Grace etfsoM a. An
Resident Physician-- Or. WOOD.
LIME HAVANA GANS.--We are se,ssa
e asy il receipts VI $4,000 real sssains a y,
Havana Cigsn, which We can Tecomneantia
ftiepds. BENNETT, BEERS inS.assss
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ARMORY X. l.. 1. BLUES,
a August 18th, lass.
hi Muske. No "A (Hnt leck) was taken from the
W Armory recently through mistake. by a member.
Whoever has it in possession, will confer favor
the undersigned by leaving Is at the Dispatch Office,
or the Armory of the Company on wednesday, night.
au 25---3t GEO. C. WILDE Ssc'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-27

BsaiiHS Ntr York--(5or Rseder-Ciy hspsdov's
Report City Changes asd Emwovsaents- Mission-
aries for africa, &c &C.
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~ FOR KENT--And possession given
&M immed ately, the nav three story Brick Dwell.
kz1 ling, containing seven rooms brick kitchen with
three rooms Gas and City Water on the premi.es
situated Clay between 9TH and ath streets recent
ia ous of the pleasant parts of the city for
private residence. Apply to
T.. A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector No. 8 Wall st.,
au 27-St Under st Charles HotaI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-27

A CG. ANDEKSuN G. CO.,
IA RICHMOND, VA
Have removed to the new store, No. lOi Main
street. second door below l4th street. where they are
prepared to shsw the largest assortment of
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS
ever ufered in this market. Also good assortment
of BONNETS and Millinery Goods of al! knds
au T--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-27

LIME HAVANA GI(iAMS.--We are sir's.rsa
Il asy IL receipts Vt 2A000 real gssuins a 81;
Havana Cissrp, which We can recom,nesnsaaw s
ffiepds. BENNETT, BEERS Flslas.,s,
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FARM Ar PRIVATK

SALE.---I am authorized to sell a valuable farm
situated in the county Of Powhatan 5 miles from
James River, miles from Powhatan Court House,
and miles from the Danvile Railroad, containing
about $50 acres $50 cleared land and under cut
walton. part low grounds, very productive, the bal
ance in wood land, part heavy timbered. The i'm
provements consist of comfortable dwelling house,
stables barns and tobacco houses, sc. Terms libe-
raj and price very low. Apply to
au27 ALEX. MOTT.
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C0.YnN,.ss.'s WHITE AND HLACK sS1i.
situated on the lins Of the ecustiss 81 Resnns nn
Botstourt, surrounded BY mountsips ana - ne
ne most bssutifu piesafssqns snd fertile 1870, o
ginis and Tennessee Railroad within "a 49, .ns w.
road itself and about half mile from Bs,ssrt .ns
only eight or nine hours ride from RichorS s c
Persons leaving City Point, or Petersburs !, r..
mcnd n tins morninE b. the Southssde and f,ss Sn
hsioa6s ssd taxing the ears Of the virginia md Ts
about O'Clock n. the Same day whsre :, n espos
sus 40, VIII meet them, and ssnvey them = =.
There are three White and two s,... -
Springs, whose curative powers can Be s,t.ss.pe M
scores Of persona who have bean entirely relisvd
using the waters The reputation Of these ws,sr. ~
half century past has been established in h Ios
rounding counties for having cured rnaoy vi
dictsd with various chronic and other disssss. n az
are net surpassed BY any mineral vstsrs IN WIZ
tons Of the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder Gsn.ral nc
eiitY especially Of the Nervsus System ali kinA.s
Cutsneous and other Diseases Of the Skin and pn.
OF the diseases peculiar to females They arc ,sn,I
purSstive and diuretic, with strong dsts rninsso
the skin. For certificates to the eieacv ~ - 70
wsters OF these SPRING. see hsndbiIls "'
Ths Buildings arc spacious and cspyerisrt -,
almost entirely new, consisting of Hotsls sna
10, sfording accommodations eousl To snr ssIIS
fouLd In the mountains Of Virginia, Tor about az
The Furniture and Fixtures ara sbeut 49,,
those Of the best hotels Ia our cities !"
The Bedding 10 unusually good, with hair uatt,.....
throughout the estaslishment-ss to all winch eve -
vite visitors to examine and judge for themssIys.
No pains have been spared in obtainin. tbs H..
servants, and the most experienced and best ansESs
assistants for every department of thu estsss.a'
ment
The general management Ii cenfided 70 ]. A HE
FELFINGER, Esq., late of Cumberland Msrvlsns
assisted by ALFRED r. JAMES and Ro j. Ran 49,
of Lynchburs who will no doubt give satsfa.tan !,
al! who may visit the place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, Ia kr A.,
ercise. ~ e~'
A fine BAND OF MUSIC IL already ,ss.,.a -,
Telegraph Office win soon be established AZ Ban.
sacks depot "a'
The TABLE will be found equal to anv 4, ~.
mountains, the facilities for securing supplies han,
about a. great a. they can well be. s
]. A. HEFELFINGER L Co
le lS-1m Proprietors
ga BATHING, CHESAPEAKEH1TT
~ HAMPTON, Va.-This delightful watering Ma
10 open for the reception of visitors BY The Ss
week, month or season. II Ia situated on an elsvs
ted point, and commands en- extensive and spIenSis
view of the Bay Hampton Roads, James River. ARA
the surrounding country.
Che advantages for Bathing not surpassed nv
any other watering place, and the climate is BRO.
verbal for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make syerv a.
fort to render the stay of visitors pleasant and taxes
the liberty to refer for bis ability and disposition to
please to those who have heretofore selected Cbsss
peake Hall fol- their summer retreat
je 2-3m r. g. BANKS. Proprietor
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BLACK DOkShIN PANTs-.Assorted In
- quality, to srit the wan.s Of our trade. We Ia.
vito the attention of purchasers to the mt and durs
bility OF our goods. No better be found.
SILK TESTS. SILK VESTS.
Black and Fancy siiks; Double and Single Breast
cd varied 10 quality and sizes, 10 that suaran
tee fit, and satisfy 10 price.
SUMMER STOCK
The last chance, gentlemen, for extremely low
priced goods, that 10 good stock at unusually low pr
ces. GROSHONa & TUPMAN,
an 26 No. ITO Main It,
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an T.--6t<

r. sORA, sOIiA, SURA. dust
so received lot of fine SURA, at
1NH SADLER'S
~ fSS622lkz 27-1t Hotel
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-. FOR 1.-THE large Framed
#ia Dwelling situated at the corner of Main and
I'll 7h streets, containing eight large rooms, ktch.
en- with two rooms, and also necessary out houses.
The whole promises have recently been put In
thorough repair. To good tenant the rent will DO
accommodating. Apply to
E. A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector, No Wallst,
S7-Et Under ST Charles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-27

DUKCELL, LADD d. CO., Druggists
L Richmond, Va-Having received their tail s,ocs,
consisting in part of the following, offer their usual
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WE have q few more of those CHEAP
w TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES, which we
wish to close in the next week to make for
our fall stock.
To convince the citizens of Richmond and stran-
gers visiting the city that selling lower than
any other house. we would say that 80 on yes
terday Is trunks and that have few more of the
same sort left, at the Metropolitan shoe and Trunk
store C. e. MAURIUE,
nuT Isl M ain street
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1NANTkD..I wish to employ 80 COED
w hands to lay Track the line Of the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomae Railroad, about thirty
seven miles from Riehnond. Apply at this Office.
WIN. N. BRAGG, Supt.
Office r. r. L r. r. Co..
Richmond, July "a jy Pts
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cn HIDE. prime dry Ohio Sides: 2S hhds.
w do do Shoulders landing and fer sale by
WOMBLE l. CLAIBORNE,
No RI
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- FOR RENT.---Tnc large and at sira-
Ell rable Brick Dwelling situated on Grace street,
Church Hill. opposite the resdencs of Mrs.
Van Lew, recently occupied by Mr. Samuel NJ.
Price, containing nine rooms with Gas and City Wa
ter the premises The dwelling has recently
been put in perfect order. Apply to
E. A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector, No Wall street,
au T-6t Under St. Charles Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-27

fOn nnn LBS T0dd's Family Hog.
lUU.UUU round Bacon; 500 extra sugar cured
canyassed Hams for sale by
WOMBLE & CLAIBORNE,
au 81 No. II Pearl q.
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L'EAN MOTTO Khcamatics, one ana
Il all we say fear not. Do not despair Of fsrever
being cured for, by PoLLARD's RHEUMATIC LINZ
MsHT, hundreds have been cured and the proprie-
tor feel no hesitation in commencing it to all that
are afflicted as a certain and speedy remedy for
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Swelling Stiff Limbs, &c :,
&c.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, by
JNO. w. POLLARD,
au27 Druggist, 18th st.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
rERMs a susscRIPTIoN;

100 per year, aud il MOI pJyed rithin me
seer. 2OO TiH be ehGrgtd,
These Terms must be strictly complied
With. aud no paper irill be discontinued until
al arrsaragss are paid, unless at the option
oFihs puJlisher.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

Gsop sOelrTF y Isdy ca how Be-
down -cNst became sie Is Z exfI|ldea q 81
he plaess of The PoIipbsfs and olI,S;c,
Rhq piogs ia good socieiy; ior III
|arelses ashi5hab|, ID ~ iloop,0Ns.
|.iubu|Iezb a9a kss key'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07


I'm Ok the business this time, .
said Mr. Nippers 10 himself. HI'n
bring ih;ngsto q point before I 20
nome this night" said he, as he 1n.
tied his handkerchief with his clean
clothes, and spread them on the saddle
bow.
;'WO Ball" spid be; | have only
got TO say the words, snd-wo," said
he 70 his horse who was rareing and
kicking Aboul--'wo! you cussed old
IOol!--a and the business is settled lust
as slick as faIlin' off a log!"
lie was drawing his shirt over his
head when Ball gave 8 sudden spring
what like TO make him lose his balance.
'Wo,' said he--but before he could get
his arms out Of the sleeves, Ball was
wheeling end kicking like wrath at
something that seemed to trouble him
behind. Down went the clean clothes
shirt aud all, on the ground. 9Blas!
your lnlsFnal picture--wo now, y said
Hr' Nlppers grabbing at the reinsi-
But before ne could get hold Of them
Ball was off like a streak Of creased
lightning lowed BY steamboats,, with a
whole swfrm of yellew jackets round
his tail.
MIR, Nippers grabbed hold Of the
name and tried 20 stop the horse, but
il was no use. Away the infurialed
Ball, taking the road he used to travel
ln--another moment brought him to
the house. The gates were open, and
in dashed the horse with almost naked
Nippers hanging to his neck, hallooing
"slop him! hornets! hornets!" as loud
as he could scream.
Out come the dogs, and alter the
horse! They went round and round the
house, scattering the ducks and chick
ems, and terrifying the little niggers out
OF their senses. The noise brought the
women 10 the door.
"Dont look, Miss Nancy! hornets!
wo! ketch him!" shouted the uncIad
Nippers, as with spent breath he went
dashing oot OF the gate again. with the
dogs still after him, aud his horse's tail
switching in every direction, like q
young hurricane. Miss Nancy got bul
glimpse oi her forlorn lover, and be.
fore she could get her apron to hel
leyes, she tainted at the awlu! sight
while his fast receeding voice crying
"hoypels! stop him! hornets!" stillrunI
in her ears.
She never seen her dev oted Nipper
again, The settlement was TO full o
hornets after that. What became o
him nobody kuows--buL it is generaIly
believed that he turned into a CentauI
and is going to this day, hollooinI
hornets! hornets!"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
Number 2H

statesman Of his times, the most sI.
oq6ent man Of any age, and the greatest
party leader Of all ths woIld--And he
could rest under it, could belieVe thst
the whig party wss still alVsi Sir, d.
you believe il is desd1
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
A. H, SAMspN,
Attorney ut law.
AND REAL EsrAr,sGcEEr,
oAKHILL, JACKSON Sicily, OHIO.

VAHILL attend the ieSlsls in Jackson,
W Vinton, Hooking. k,hens, Meigs,
Gallis, Lawrence, .SciotS Pike, and Ross
counties. All buisi4ess entrusted TO
his care. viii be promptly attended TO.
Persons, entitled 70 Land Warrants,
under the late act Of congress; will do
we'll to give him call, as he has peeu-
liar facilities for obtaining the same,
The highest Cash price paid for Land
warfsnts, spd Real estate, bought and
sold on reasonable terms, Persons wish,
ing 10 sell Resid will eolsuli
assEsahlsncs in TlssSs lp, bin; ,s..c
+ Ssr 9th. comnis.ia
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