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they The result Of the abuse, and not Of e legitimate
exercise Of reserved or coneEreh the orn'-
Of popular soyeregny: the contrary they
disappear before the intelligence and patrCts Of the peo-
pe exertin through the ballot box er peaceful and Silent
the friends 81 The are have
than that OF State whose constitution clearly embraces "a
republican form Of government being excluded from the
Union because It's domestic Institutions may not In all
poets with the ideas OF what wise and eXpedient
entertain In some other Fresh from I'll impyation
taon or ts new question with nubltble violation Of
between the Independent sovereign powers
Of the United States AMI OF the republic OF Texas as well a.
OF the older and equally solemn eompaets Which assure t
equality OF all thsstatss, r
itself and all direct consequences that Is the very least
OF the evils involved When sectional agttators shan have
succeeded forcing this their pTeteldons fail to
be counter Pretensions. VIII not States be
comPeled respectively to meet extremes WIN eSIemes
firth but diss nOf The Uniong II new State, formed
eli from admission there that fact Of itself constitutes
disruption Of union between and the other But the
sectional decision producing such result BY majority OF
either northern southern OF necessity drive out the
each other the irreconcabIe hostile considerations
Is necessary to speak thus plainly Of projects the on
the States which are as as they are unconst
tutional which, IL ln must and VIII end
amitiousy either disuhon and civil war, it Is
angry IDLE aness disturbance public peace and
guilty Dnion wIate II the passionate rage of fana
ton difficult believe that any considerable
on the people Of this enlightened country could have so
surrendered themselves fanatca devotion to the
posed interests the relatively few Africans in the United
States totally to abandon and DISREGARD the Interests Of
the twenty millions Of AmericanstO trample under foot
the iniunctons moral and constitutional obligations
engage plans vinictye hostility against those who
associated with them In the enjoyment Of the common
heritage of nations institutional
hostility against their OF section
Of the Union alone. The interests, the honor, the utG the
peace, and the prosperity Of the people Of all sections
equally involved and mperilled In this question: And are
patriotic men any part Union prepared, such
ISSUE thus may 70 invite all the consequences Of the for
FIXTURE Of their Constitutional eugagemens 1t Is impossible
The storm Of frenzy neyitabIy dashitsef
IN against the mistaken rock Of the constitution Isa
doubt IL.
that the Untonts stronger thousand times than all
the Wild ehmerical schemes Of social change which
generated RnOt in the unstable minds Of vsona
r. sophists and Interested agtatorl. rely confidently
the patriotism OF e people die dignity and selfrespect
States the wisdom Of Congress, and above all,
continued gracious OF Almighty God, maintain
against enemies whether at home abroad the sanetty
OK the Constitution the integrity Of the Union.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Washington. Dec. 81, 1856 75
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TIE Message of the President, as printed by
us this morning, though not entirely free from
errors is much more correct than it was in the
Baltimore paper from which We copied. 1t is
strange that printers so perseyere in mutilating
this annual communication from our Chief Ex-
ecutive.
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PREsIDBwT's MEssAGE.-We give our, readers
the Pesidenfs Message in full this morning, and
as usual, in advance of all our contemporaries.
Its unexpected, we might say untimely arrival,
spoiled the universally conceded Holiday of our
printers, for, true to their motto of business be-
fore pleasure, and the accommodation of our pa
irons in all emergencies, they went to work yes
teriay and printed the Message while everybody
else was enjoying their New Years Can our
readers therefore, object to our printers taking
rest to-day? We=think not No paper will be
issued from this office tomorrow
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GOING SOCTH-The $40 A. " Train will connect at SAN
usky with Morning Train from Toledo Mpnrbevle with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of c. T. Roads
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express Cleveland
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh and
Newark With the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad. III - ~ ~
The 20 NJ Tain will connect at sandusEy with steam-
Bay City from Detyo at Monr6evIe With western Train
c. q 7. r. r.; at Shelby Junction 81 p ~ with the Mail
Train c. g. C. R. C. for Coulnbns Cncnna Mans
field Junction at 555 p 81 with Past train on o. r. R.
for Pittsburgh and atNewark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. R. y !. =, -
GOING NORTH 1926 Train will make close con-
nection at Newark with Mall Train from Belar C. o. r.
r. Mansfield Junction With Express Pittsburgh at
Shelby Junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York. and MOnroevle with
Mail Train on G. 4. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
2l0 Pm Train will connect at Newark with Express from
Fast Train for PgFgh; at Shelby Junction 521 "
with siai LOT at with Night
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. R. ROBINSON Sup't.
sandusky, Augs4, 1853. gzIsss7 go {if5 sep15-tf
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THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1856.

Fox the copy of the Presidents Message,
which we lay before our readers this morning, 50
soon after its receipt, we are indebted to Mr.
UProS BrxroN. Baggage Master Of the Express
train of the Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad. His
politeness and accommodating disposition to-
wards the Press is a sure guarantee of the
prompt and faithful performance of his duties,
in any position he may hold. We speak from
experience as well as observation.
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MARRIEDg

On Tuesday, January Il by the Rev. t. Perkins, Sir.
WILLIAM r.. WOODS to Hiss ShLLIE p. daughter Of
Rrancis R. Armstrong, ESQ., a4 Of this city. ~
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WIN. a. BATCmEl OR's HAIR DYE.
GREY, Red or Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly beautiful
aud natural brown black the least injury to Hair
or skin.
PrETES siRpALs plrtONAs have been awarded to VIM
A. Bachelor 1882 and $4,000 applications have
been made to Hair Of his patrons Of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying hair and hskersz unjust as it
would be against covering a bald head with wig.
wv A. BArcLoE's H4ia DyE produces color not to be
distinguished nature, warranted not to ipiure In
he least however long IT may be continued.
Nfae sold or Appie n private roons at the Wig Pafto-
", 9ss broadway, NY.
Sold all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, OF
49, WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
2SS BroadWAy, New York.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
alis L1CGHLKNS C -BrSAE1ELD.
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~ couRAGR AN ERi ca N s q 4 A I, ~ q
BUVAER'S HOOK * IL q isft5SsS - -
aHa - t1Wfifi NO - 80 n -

ounce this superior Find Ink iiii sem beso-.
~ now nearly two years, Il has heh cohstpptIy
aver and is now preferred by nahy 10 The ~ ~
During the past year twenty thousand Quart and min, ~,
ueS with smaller siEes ihnhNc H,sys L i
70 bankers and merchants In Cn6nifti sole
Srgh AnhHo, Cleveland, Dvpit fegEe Hsus
N SenneS' indianapolis EvankF fankfor IssIngtnn
Nashyille Memphis, st. Louis pltfe Jssi,s1,
vlieai. y has also been adopted in thr StaSe De-
tsLn I ~ an, and ssssipp Ithss
~ and LOUSY and four and Pile Ms
and Illinois, - ~ AsgesA, Vnlo, indiana
.5a9 i" sIS merchants bankers Wheeling here
lers okskeepers Writing Fiuil. - sAsi
RAM ~ banS q virginia. AechanIcS
rns County Clerk Of Ohio County. ME-
Han olcs baltimore and Ohio Railroad 6ics MsiSfs
S.snews Cos n Sweeney Son; Doane 4 SSiII. Az z
NY noyd a on; Oliver Pryor; Jas III it6it mn
am GtibeFsoh Co.; Press S' = Wi AqppD-
For sale at manufacturers prices Inv
-- oSo5 4 LAMRDlN giIBERsoN kOO
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks, and JewelrY,
No. WnaLington Mnu

No. 4 Washington Hall
ET4yISG from Eastern with very
ID barge and ven selected Clocks watches
Jeelry the WOHld call the attention his
friends and the public generally IL, assuring he
viii sen cheaper than ever heretofore HIS stock consists
in part, aatolIoEs Es@
Patent Porcelain, Mantle Gothic eight and one das
EClocks.s ; -
Open Paced VI atehes-- -
attention is called American watches
put gold and silver wholly in
and warranted prime timgSkeePeFss so -
The Ladies viii ind at his large and well
selected and beantital Cameo Jegsry which
cannot fan 70 please 81 IL 81 s. =
Having bought extremely low he confident that
he sen Goods IN his line lover than ever before sold h
Wheeling, and rsspecully Invites can and exanines
s'S osls PsN Ng Es.aiss,oa Han
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Real Ia EsTATE SALES.
Hotel for Sale.

=
VIE Furniture and Iee known tie Monroe House.,
Wheeling, Va located Main street opposite to the
Wire Bridge This FouEe Is doing coed
and the prospects for the first rate
short the Cleveland Central Ohio. and en-
eann9 have their terlin at Kirk
mis- ies and 1t VIII necessarily do large proportion Of
this business. !
The present Proprietor Is desrous Of removing to the
which Is solely his reason or wishing dispose Of
his business. -
os28 IS ~, 81 i AZ :. w CLARK
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
ME ofets sale his House and Lot on
Market street East side betWeyn AIpuroe and Union
Tue Lot = feet font with good Brick Dwelling House
1t will be sold low and terms and pos
session given any time atter ist OF October
q Enquire or ? =
Tavern to Rent
THE well known Tavern, known as Mrs Go0d1gs on the
National road miles east OF Wheeling, will be
from April first 1886. The stand Is well and favofaHy
SnoWn to require furthernOtice.
hSf9 trs snars Of Cooling Or che
For Sale.
ITNHAT convenient aud eommodious Dwelling House. on
Fourth street, In Wheeling occupied by Samuel Mitchell
. For particulars call on z, Jacob. dcss-tf
For Sale.
VERY desirable building loss In Centre Wheeling rea
dsss So -. .s.s'. y. -l ANDREW WHITE.
For Sale.
FEW shares Of stock Of the Wheeling Gas Company
de25 RI. WOODS
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TkASsPoRTATioS oTFrcR B. & G. RI
HheetiHg Station, Dec. 4th 1853.
on and after Tuesday the Instant Passenger Trains
express and iuai will leave this station daily att p NJ and
1880 p NJ. saz-5l
The Express Train leaves at p NJ and viii only stop at
the following stOtiOns BenwoOd Moundsvile, Cameron
FairmOnt BetteFman, NewbuTg, RowleSburg Piedmont C
tbeTland, Sir Johns Run Marnsburg Harpers Ferry, Mon
ocacy, Sykesyille and Washington Junction.
Mail Train leaves daily, except Saturdays, at 1890 p
IT, and will stop at all the regular stations. 5zqsr
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be run daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling at7 NJ
at 5:l5 A, n. and arriving In Wheeling at 4, p ~
By order Of bases u II DONE, Supt.
: = L Il At,nrt
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The finest quality OF ladies glove leather Caters
ks very fne and soft ares Ladies glove leather
tiers, With high heels heavy SOLE and button up the side,
=aN CHILDRESiS WEAR
Patent leather morocco, KID goat, glove leather lasting
calf and fancy boots Eai ankle ties, slippers, ties
al other kinds and styles hand low prices
Guns. 5sts
Ladies', mems sandals boots oyershoes Of
the very hest qaaIy also great variety Of other goods not
here enumerated, which win se the most accommoda-
al dei iss'as. MI DORSEY.
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Just Ranairad

. - = 4AUOE1NSUs ~ ~ a 1-IeT
NJ y. EDMARDS BRO. have Just received f,oS,,,hS
last lat their new grocery adjoining Inc Post sisr
M Ana careful selected assortment OF nS CiF.
DSa an" cheap Groceries Our stock consists in part Of
Rio, Maracaibo and Java Cofee broy "A ID yea
Crushed and Puiverlzed sugars '' s'1'tusa oo'
Ieas III great variety and R,Ic qualities. ss q r
COCOA, brouna and Chocolate, best trandsis iS5s,s
In cans; Rice Flour, Corn starch: sue sfoeiffTs'
Farna Sage, MAccAronI. IIinpiaa sIelI..,a. -
Olives, Hops, etc. WV ''A'e' HsAis'ps, eIHonds'
IoOacco and Segars fine quallties
soaps etc Fine ground Table sail:
spices and Essences Of every variety
together with many other RrtIcles loo ts8t,,.
Cal and sn% Sh ss d are selling at very
hsnienGer the place-corner ana
joining the Postoaice, Wheeling, Va 5o ga
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NGTICE no TRAVELLERS.

NSTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TRAVELS passing the c. o. Railroad, inform
sthat thepFoprietor has fitted up Rooms In "ClAAks
Ngw where he will set up upon the arrival ofeve-
ry train,
"A F.AR{ LUHCH AND not COFFEE FOR ELF-s
TEEN CENTS
AsE6larprce ut the Depot Stand being so cents,
sntIy thirty ave cents win be saved Be particular and
Step into Myers Refreshmen ROOMS just the Street
el dOer from the corner.
Esssytaia0 suppIed tadrs called Jor. Information Of
aIl Sinds parted free OF charge.
wa T.H.s MYERS
GAINESVILLE, Nov 1a, 1855 nv2s:sm
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oHILDREN's FANCY TATs ANp CAps. 4
Just received large assortment OF chifen Hats and
e. Caps-Extra superdne and Embroidered Caps.
Nos. ZIG and rs, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
ocSJ = & AVERY
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sandusky, Mansfield & Newark
r. ABROAD.
49, lssslssss s Eos
Change of Time.

Nand after Tuesday, Aug 1855, until further notice
" Trains will be follows Saturdays pted)
GOING SOUTH
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PiIc: ONE BolLAF PR BfT. liz. :
80 6Or sale By al The principal pTusists Hate Rsri
s,55 ~ ana Dealers seHeFa he Cats
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WIN. 4 nATonRl oR's NAM DYE.

GAINESVILLE, Nov. 1s, 1ss5. ny22;sn
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one wine glasstul, taken three Times q dSy E4s,,. 1880
viii he fCuH great tonic Hhb rI m ~
'H ae NJ ssgna the tae they s u IS Eiy
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nut AND5DRY TOBAGC0-lOO bbls eut and dEy and 1o0
NJ gross papers smoking tobacco fer sale By
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MEM. I3NJNJIAS.
CtoRA and the Doctor;
" Scenes in the Practice Of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, BY saml. OsgnOd
The Hidden Path, by Marion Harland;
The School Of Life, by Anna. Mary HoWett;
The Poetry and Mystery of Dreams, Chas D. Leland;
The Slave OF the Lamp, by WIN. NORTH
Which: the Right or the Lefi .5-z..,st
The News Boy;
WOlferts ROost, by Washington Irving
HeroEnes OF History, by Mary L. Hewcit;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MonomAniaes;
Life among the Mormons;
Rogers Treasures of English Words.
Together with large of the best works in e
various departments Of Literature.
For saieby THOMPSON { PATTERSON,
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=, C0LLARRl
MOTHER big lot Of Cambria SWiss Lamefi1s ne and
"A elegant trimmed collars, cheaper than ever at oped
oc2 AT W. D. NOTE Z apilRl
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Ee0As BBISz Flour, Extra Family brandi
rSltO . q RE Flour 7Fsa5T5- =
500 b1sheis sheIIeSi CdtE.-scr- sales by
dea2 GORDON, MATTHEW'S co. 2
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The Galveston (Texas) News, of the 10Th, re-
ports that vegetation Is suffering all over the coun
try, from the drought.
The steamer Thomas G.. Haight was burnt at
her wharf at Savannah, on the cath inst.
Florence Nightingale was recently badly hurt
At Balaklava, by being thrown from her carriage
Louis Napoleon is a3 years old, and the EN-
press 80.
The Edgarstown (Mass, Gazette states that the
woods In the vicinity of Clilmark have boon on
,hre within the last few days. causing damage to
the amount OF about $4,000
The Boston Herald says that leading publish-
ing house Of that city Is about to Issue work en-
Tilted Confessions OF . Reformed baker, Such
work IL much needed
The house which Palmer, the poisonsr. occupied
~ hugeley, England, is to be opened a. 4 tavern.
with the sign Of the "Strychnine Arms.a
Hon. G. q. Dunn. NJ c. from indians. is Twin, m
1t home : = - - -
Allen Stephens, . steamboat captain. comm;tt.d
suicide at ST. Louis on the 2ist inst.
As an evidence Of the wealth ard Inan.trv ~
Minnesota, we are infsrmed that ens hundred mil
lion feet of pine lumber In the log wsrs put into
the different streams IN see district iass year.
Henry W. Torrsy. Esq,. has been appointed
Professor df Modern History In Havard Univer-
sity.
The ladies' Of Charleston, q. c., haye raised
CID, ,500 fns this pufptse ri greeting . monument 70
the memory Of john q. Calhoun.
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IEhhiBLE IRAGEDY-Four Persons Killed -
gentleman who came down from Traverse des
sioux. on the Reveie, yesterday. morning, furnish
es us an imperfect account of a terrible tragedy
which took place last week, between Traverse
UureKa, ana about seven miles from the former
named Julien, has resided on claim near Tra.
verse he was known an Industrious hard
working man, in comfortable circumstances. Last
week. Julien's neighbors, surprised by the silence
aoout MS mouse, proceeded to his dw elling The
furniture was undsturbed, and there were no eyi.
dences OF an affray, but descending tn the cellar
the dead body of Mrs Julien was first discovered.
then that of Julien, and the bodies of his two child
rei-an having apparently come to their deaths
from the effect OF gun shot wounds. The prevalent
opinion was that Julien first killed his wife and
children, and then destroyed himself On the BODY
of Julien. when discovered was found aconsiders-
bic SUN OF money The entire affair is shrouded In
mystery.-I PGuCs Pioneer, Arru l6.
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EMPLOYMENT DEsIRED.--The under,

|EMPLOYmENT DESIRED.--The under
~ signed, having received a commission as NOTA.
Try PUBLIC tenders his services the citizens Of
Richmond and county of Henrico in that capacity -
He will attend to taking Dispositions, receiving Ac-
.knowledgments of Deeds, Relinquishment OF Dover
and perform any other duty pertaining to the highly
Responsible office of Notary He proposes also TO
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds, and
sevey other form of Conveyance Contract; to par
Chase and sell Real Estate, negotiate Land and PEN
ssion Claims superintend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts
ana attend other legitimate business that may be
'conhded to his management, upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN
ER Office Bank and 18th streets, southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House. ls e..
r S.-one of the best Scriveners in Virginia viii
give me his assistance. l. A. G..
ap l2--ts
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FATAL AFRRAY.--Capt Callahan, the brave from
tiersuan of Texas who recently burnt the town
of Piedra Negias, In consequence OF indian dep.
redations was killed on the 10th inst. by an old
man named VIM Blassengames. Capt. o, with
two companions, had gone 70 Blassengames resi-
dsnce in he Blance Valley to seek satisfaction IN
an alleged siander, when the old man came ont
with gun and fired 4 into the party, killing Capt
O. and one OF his men.
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DEATH AT TURKEY HUNT.--The Macon (Ala)
Republican of the 24th inst, says:-We under
stand that on last Thursday morning Mr. Smith,
overseer on the plantation of the late Col Canton
shot and almost Immediately killed Mr.. Atkins,
overseer for Ned Keitt, having mistaken him for a
wild turkey Both parties were hunting but, each
was unaware of the other being in the woods.
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THE CAPITAL, or EGYPT.-The city of Cairo.
the capital of Egypt and one of the richest cities of
the East contains 400 mosques. i40 schools, ii
iazsrettos 800 public cisterns, 40 squares, 240
streets. ffam 800 10 GOO alleys, - many passages
ofss houses Of rsfreshment, j hospital, 0s baths
and from IS 900 20 $4,000 donkeys, which are lei
mt for hire. These animals are I'M. aniy means
of conseyance which Il is possible to iay nae Of
in going from ons part OF the eli, q a1p' r or IN
IA lag vista 80 s4
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yIRGikIAE EMURDERLD.--Edgar G. Skinssr, son
of J. b. Skinker, Eco. of Caroline county, Va,
was murdered recently between San Antonia
Texas. and Fort Clarke, on the frontie. of that
State. 1t appears that Mr.. s., together with a
friend were transporting goods between the points
indicated, and as is supposed, had camped for the
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'Do You Know the prisoner Mr. Jones, ~ eyes
to the bone" What is his eharacser fa,"Didn't
know he had any" ~Does he live near You as-
$50 near that be spent only FIVE shilliDgs for 6re
wood in eight years" did he ever come into col.
Iision with You in any matter n -Only once, and
that when he was drunk and mistook me for .
lamp post From what do you know Of him,
would you believe himuPon oath = "Thatdepends
that be did not know what he was doing, would;
ii not wouldn't
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ASCULPToR.-At the, the other evening
ono gentleman pointed out dandfed looking in.
dividnal to his friend as ecuiptori "Whst r.
said his friend, "sueh looking chap as that q
sculptor I" Surely you must be mistaken" HE
may not be the kind of one you mean. said the In.
formant, sbut ! know that he chfzzled q tailor
out of suit of clothes last week"
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The merchant inilI OF Ford 4 Trussell ON the
shenandoah river, Clarke county, was sold on the
l6th Inst with 10 acres Of land, for S3,u0O 70
hessrs. Wslsh Lsgg
Professor Baehe, OF the United States Coast
survey, WAS at Brunswick, Ga, on the 10th.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY JAS. A. CowARDrN.

~ The Daily Dispatch d servea to subssrisers
"A gx AND QUARTER cEsrs PEA wKxx PAYABLE 70
he Carrier weekly Price for mailing, 81 year in
,dvsnee. u a-s letaf 4 7ssrsss-. o.
~ The weekly Dispatck 10 Issued evsry nj.
,y. and mailed to subscribers At 81 per snuum
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BOGUS CofN-U. s. bogus twenty-five cent
pieces have recently been put in circulation in the
western part of New York. They are said to be
very well executed. but have unmistakably
bogus greasy feel by which they can easily be
defpcfed
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A very costly experiment has been tried on the
New York and Erie Railroad with hot air loco.
motive Like the Ericsson hot air engine. 1t was
found so much less effectual than steam, that the
hot air engine has been turnedinto a regular steam
engine for the use OF the locomotive.