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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24
PRIVATE orvERINas or RAJ ErArE


The "Uniun Hoia Cakalr, Mccksnburg
Of Of low grounds aajonng
See adst Of Finch lloyd (t26s)
Desirable brick dwelling, Ia ts city, h north Of Leigh
sireet Ady'd ny q. a. lt21sl
tract 600 tobaocoJ In Booking.
ham county, ~ miles from the eansl Adyd BY Jno ~
lq9sl
farm King wnan county eontaInng between 800 and too
~ miles from Richmond. Adv'd BY q. A. US,sJ
farm 81 300 sores sm barn, etc. Williamsburg Advd
ng as .ers. with good dwelling min, Advd BY Msrihs
q. spencer it9Osl
valuable containing isf Sores IN PNsyivau,s county
y mss tom Danyi snd "a om The w. v large dwelling
Oaliand's toll
% ~ sores Amherst county mile. ,Op Lypehburs
With dss etc also trac Of ~ four sald
city Adydby y. D. haeruder ft1tOl
farm u 900 9Th dwelling ec Povhalan esnnty
ne p.svins " "; adyd BY v. aar'sy osnl,o. toi9l
Ten thousand Of land csuhty.
ooontry whis of a. A. Price, AT. fti4O1
plantation lying James river Pouhatan county
sg 90 sefes Win dssIns and various ou, buildings Advd BY
on James River miles below Richmond containing go
scre (fb0 osaredD With dwelling barn house
hbsfal, advd hy O. A, Ui5OJ
Pam % 500 sere, in eiouessi eeuniy, Ware rye y
Adv'd ~ O. A. ttO1Tl ...'.
10 county csed Mount AIRY or Boyd % mile.
rom Hshond contains 800 sores With large dwelling, barn,
So ady't Of b. '. Williamson tt9oO
The Monument Hotel" Gracs and sh sssotpo.
,s Capitol squsre n ~, city for rent, ase safe Advd b.
county seat o. D. DlcEn,onq mile. ue., Of Rich.
mond See sdvr Of q. 4 A. fiO28l
Yarn Of $40 acres IN Pevzlan county Dwelling etc.
me White sulphur springs erssnbtisr county Sc .av
The harm called "sssfOd," County
acres, ~ Which 900 are arsbie, (tf)
Piantstoa IN eecchisud county, - ME. from RcnOnd eane
gsr .vs 10 BsetiAs SsSn,y sppo.i,. Hovsrs
VIE, containing eeb acres.
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COMM ER0IAI.
MONETARY AND oonuKRoiAI.

osfcs 90 wrie. %. isoa.
The telegraph quotation Of virEni. s1es at s2t.
ported By telegraph Yesterday iron Mes York.
eassd the ransAsssas the
advice ~ mall fs sale $500 Al sx suys< opiaa dry
days rhs Telegraph rspeess sales today 81 s3k.
We extract the following account Of the Iron ntsrcsts
VI cac,nna
Of tina, place;
Loa fes.aa'ts. hy,~o Iron oasaarl..
ss' :ss.: :sS S:..
@.ns.sor. %.sSs.y. having ssaai.sl.. sssS.J sSsss
y nal. S :, :. S sss s.ss q u. article.
sls s..s. =. ..-,; >, Sr.. .,:
indirectly, me loe,...s In the ss.nes. q zach
% ss,, s:s IT., & G s. s. .; 70, s.s
aesle bat quite number q the props,or
ssSnsos to manufacture ne greatest Increase = in ne nan
r s% .'s sss Ss, .s
.r ,hos sre.s rapidly ,asrs.snE sads
Roii.g E.lrssry Az, lion Rsuiss MN: this vicinity
he a'.s =. a.. MIN. points .scv, s.,lns
=; S.:s, ;s:iS ssisSS =;
r.. a. s<S % ,s s s ss
West large aud the the demand
sSss demand .s. o and and IN. trad.
Sn sos. ss. Sad be mmsn.ely increased ,hs. VS. :s
Rolling mills have been .srted their s,@o. capacity daring,
3. 'ssiI Iron The dollar, per .aaa~ m,S.y
The New York Courier Ia its review Of the money mar.
kst for the past week says:
Tbs most .iyius feature Of our n.,ts :. The close o. hs
before witnessed under ,.r Seh.,
the heavy export specie amounting over
millions Of dollars the
Stocks have caused the slightest ineonvsnnce and u
count remain unsrred the prevailing confined
own mse the East aud the West be well provided
sapA and Mes Orleans money abundant At fo oto per
Tor "ur months This than ma
boast fully wh<s Ne con
slider the revival Of ba.ns.s In all IL branches
The following is a statement OF the exports OF dry
goods Packages Liverpool
May. oth September made
NJ by Edward HEsin 4 %. OF Liverpool:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24

ftxRinLk AfrMR AZ hcsrsssr.-We have the par
tcular VI terrible affair which occurred In Monterey on
Wednesday last. in which Mr. Jos. Yed~l came To his
death at the hands Of Dr. Longmire difficulty sprung
up between Longuire and Mr. Robert Yedsl, Jr. when
the latter raised chair H. strike Longmire Mr. Joseph
ieden, desiring 10 prevent difficulty raised another
chair to wasd OF the blow which, In receiving the shock
glanced OF and accidentally struck Loagnire. Long.
mre lett for home and shortly sterwa- returned armed
with pistol and bo~ie-kofe. He walked up Jos,ph
f.lisl aud asked u he mad With him. which yell
dell replied, No. have been your friend all the uuic
OF words 10 that eject Longmre replied by telling e.
dell that he liar After further angry words
Longmiro drew his pistol and shot twice Yelde the
lass hre taking effect la his hs.rt. lie then rushed Oh
his victim with his bowie knife aud stabbed him In the
neck. How Il that the murderer was permitted to
escape cannot apprchend He has le for parts un-
known We hope reward viii be offered for HE appre-
henson.-Sosh Aiabanaian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24

FOR rnH w ufG.
10 De -etsts Of King Q-esn s@d E.s-z Our pres
en delegate 90 the Legislature having accepted the Dem
ocrstc nomination for Congress- aud Democratic
friends have already taken the instory steps nominate
through their press candidate m the vacancy which
viii occur In the event OF his resignation Il may be
amiss to call attention the claims of one
our osrH psTty To succeed Mr. Garrett. While there
many gentlemen In either county Who would represent
with crcdit-we be permitted say without dspar-
sgement TO any one-that In our Judgment A. Browne
Evans, ESQ, should be selected standard bearer
In this recommendation feel assured that shall Hnd
cordial Affirmative Response from every Wing aud Amer
lean a. well Democrats in the dstrict OF Mr.
Evans 1t is almost needless speak although Young
he too well known TO require description; OF
ability, 6dey and industry he combines in remark able
degree those qualities Of head and heart which mark the
true gentemsn the sincere friend and the accomplished
scholar With him leader shall feel ssuguine
success and earnestly recommend Wings and Ameri.
OF the two counties TO upon him in the
event Of vacancy. Mr. Evans Il political asprant
and we not that he would accept the nomination.
but sincerely hope that he may yield the wishes OF his
friends and lay aside all personal considerations for the
good OF the cause which he zeaously advocates.
MANY VOTERS OF KING & QUEEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24

The following correspondence between the editor
Of the Memphis Ragie and Enquirer and Col Jo.
Williams "a planter Of Louisiana and gentleros,
Of high character and standing both in that state
and Tennessee where he formerly resided appears
IN the Eagle and Enquirer Of the 9Th inst Intro.
ducins. the editor says
We have ofien been asked by the Democratic pres
where Nc Fillmore stands this question Of Squatter
Sovereignty can the question by pointing
them and the whole South the following CORES Don
dence w b. that he utterly repodiates the obi
Gus doctrue thai Buchanan u attempting lorce dow
the thFoat 81 the southern people 10 Their an aud
plant hn-eli upon the plain common sense principle 81
the Consultation and the equality OF the States LET eve
~ southrrn read tof himself,
hENPHs Sept ~, 1855.
Co.. Jo.sFH g. WILLIAMS. D,o, Sis,-U,dsr.tsnd
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FDT me NtcNnqOud UNtg.
IL seeiGs mat the few remarks made by NJ Lewis II
Garnct Of Essex ~ the BoSing Green on the sth met
nave i"en With peculiar force gpUn the aud minds Of
some Of our Democratic friends. The Richmond Exani-
ner aud Fredericksburg Recorder plainly show he bt their
party some hard ticks Mr.. g. has been represented A.
being no speaker-hns missed his calling &c. We would
1dVise him 70 take courage from these articles For a
the great nen Of all ages subject. Of criticism while
Young, aud When advanced the critics themselves
wOud have gwen worlds on the Hrsf round ~
their ladder 0i fne II II saying "inen will differ
and, u ~, permit ~ ~ say consider Mr g. very fine
speakerhuent in expression enough 10 prevent his
speeches irsm being considered dry and tes truth enough
u make LocOlOcOs mad. We have had better opporii.
nifty Of judging probably than those WHO have expressed
themselves ~ such an uniavorable manner. We have
heard hin on many occasiJns-beioe the barbefore 80
cetes-aud 10 every speech he satisfied the anxious sr
pccialiDns Of h- wsrnc4t friends
We we're among the irst who went g. Mr. g. on hear
ing oi his arrival a the Bowling Green the DAY above
stated, and requested him into discussion With
our friend RO T.. Montague, ESQ VIII was on the pre
nses and intended speaking NJ g. aid 20 Us be could
not and would not enter into discussion with any man
that he was very unwell aud bad documents We
went 10 him the second time and urgeI him saving the
AmeHcgn party had there represent them but
him. sud u looked strange that he Of DIE
tors OF The State you'd ~ nothing 10 defence of their
cause. W. q then said "Wch Wien Mr. Montague
finishes will make public apology 1f nOt speaking
After W. had said his say Mr. a. was called lor H.
caHe of"hl sud made such remarks be- said he would
oneteh encouragement % his party aud also said that
while Up he would briefly notice two o. three opeu bare
laced SLAM. Winch w. ". had made a. he party-and
ne t'id TIE tale a. IL should bo told Would you call il
discn@sion when one man made two spceohes-bOth
unes speaking a. long as he wished II not ongerand
he O'nef meen o tseuty minutes aud would not even
"A,e con"eht,n ~ hi upon the others speech except
a. be said, justice 10 he party demanded H.
| w connason We ay that the lew remarks II NJ g.
~ we bo~ng Green we're vefy appopriste add elegant
and wo regret they 70 short NJ only trcntv mia,
utes long inside the iocos ~ mad s6st yood o. La,
nave doney why, killed them dead The l,ases Dial
nave been 6e-towed upon, and the compliments hereto
',o ga'u w. - .eie not unmerited-snd We noe have
'''' 'o'e' LISTENERS
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estate, containing 1850 Netto~sy
frouR icAmond Advcftssd by l. Masters uO
Richmond (tf)
me Hn." RApps
hAnneck contains 80 has facility %
/ 70 market (u)
Valuable mill propsry-i.ie .rs.<rro Roeksusa
emporium for investment 49, sdvt of a. A. l
Two tracts In Haiax esanty Glover Hsten. D. T.
Rone Of oo ins 90 calvs
ton. With dwelling. advt u VIM a. wootton. fdl
s Richmond and p.nyis r. vih dwelling esthsasssAe
Advd by wm Risen. tifl
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Tns CEyrRAl AxraIeAx DIE

ihA CENTRAL AMERICAN DffFICULT1.-Thc London
correspondent Of the National Inteigenc-r says:
IL i confidently stated that the Central American diff
hcuity has received -ai-actory solution The leading
features OF the arrangement understood be guar.
atee oil the neutrality OF territory be by the
projected nteroceanic ralxay and the freedom Of n.
terminal ports Great Britain Ruatan and the other
iNo small islands in recognition OF the equitable claim Of
the man State (ilonduasD upon those dependencies IL
= very confidently reported that the Right Hon c. p
filiers, member OF Parliament for WUlyerhampton
brother Of the Earl OF Clarendon and the great
OF Tree trade IN corn, will be appointed Mr. CHAMPION.
successor at Washington. A better appointment Ia
every sense Of the word, could scarcely be made
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24
A hudson Crane. Esn

We learn that this gentleman delivered = telling
speech at Wheeling Thursday, and another at Cumber
land Friday night in behalf OF the American Candi
dates Both speeches were listened to by large audito
res, and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24

DUEL lNPHoMPrO.-Three young gents went over to
Bloody Island opposite ST. Louis last Tuesday for the
rounds they became engaged in hot aud angry dispute
IN regard to the cxpertness Of each other with the pistol.
aud finally concluded tie dispute by agreeing 10
on ihry PAGES and shoot at each other They eIchan.
ged two shots each both feeling the wind from the oppo
site ball ns passed but neither getting struck The
third friend then Intererd stopped sport aud the
antagonists shook hands and returned friends the CITY
perfectly satisfied with each Others EXPERIENCES with the
pistol.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK
YALENTIN Il SONS
CASH DRY GonDS S'rnp

ID tCH Figured and plain silks Of = styles
~ onere Satin Striped and figured French DsIaines
hsdiaa and low priced Mousseines and Persians
bombsrnes. Apsecas and Mourning Saline
French and English plain and plaid Mernos
French nsuryd and Coored Csssueres D Dossktps
Embroidered sleeves, Collars aud sets
white and Black Grape Collars and sleeves
Maltese aud vaeneienn-s Lace Sets
Cambria. Swiss Thread aud Lille Lae~s and Etsins,
kyery style Of Trimmings for Dresses
tsrge assortmeDt OF figured Plaid Ribbons
Ladies Miss aud Childrvn's VI olen and Cotton Hose
Dents boys and Chid's Hose and Half Hose
Nd Buck Thread, suk Gloves 0au
heAehed and brown Sheetings q n lche.pl
Cloths, all qualities and coors, English and French
sainets. Pulled Cloths, kersey. Plains
Plaid and Figured French FAnnels forfsaQues
Ladies Cloths, and Silk velvets for Msntllas
Velvet. SIX. satin and vestings
A full assortment % Ladies, Misses Shawn
Ginghams, Habit and Furniture Callcos
Ned Crib and Servants blankets, all prices
Carpetlne Rugs, Drugget and Baile
Table Damssk, Cloths Napkins IN D'Olles
Irish Linens. sheetings aud Pillow case
win variety Of article
tai establishment and at unprecedented priee
~ m 90, VALENTINE 4 SON,
NO " Corner Broad and Capitol Streets Capitol square
oe IN regular receipt by steamers OF all the
Dress Goods As they brought Winter
season. and every week shall exhibit somshng
These together with those propose change
business from credit cash, will enable
variety In stock aud At lover rates than heretofore se2I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24

CowHiDSG on THE 0HIo RIyER-We understand that
severe case of ynching occurred Wednesday last ON
Oh. steamer Forest Rose, which is laying up on
OF low water just below French Island which Captain
Allen, the commander Of the boat the victim Il il
charged that Captain Allen had nsuted Ut made impto
per proposals to the wives Of pilot aud mate of the
boat whose husbands temporarily absent sounding
the river short distance below. They escaped to a
ieg"oorng boat and ON the husbands being informed OF
the outage, they went to the Forest Rose and
co"hied Captain Allen ia terrible ard uninerciul
manner We are told that he gore OF blood from
head To foot All hands 1t seems participated in the in.
dgnahon and quit the boat with the exception OF one
nan' who remained with the capain.-LOu Courier
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Fremont Tioket in VIRGINIA.

We have reliable information that on last Thurs
day, at Wheeling, an electoral ticket for Fremon
and Dayton formed by small convention. W
will publish the names as soon as they appear.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24
STATE PROXIES AND DIRECTORS.

The Americans of Baltimore have nominated Thos
swami ESQ., As their candidate Tor MAYOR.
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Hon. Henry Winter Davis.

This gentleman addressed an immense throng, at
the African Church, in this city, Monday night in
powerful and brilliant speech.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24

NJ AuCTION.-nce,., Shoes, Ac., this morning. BY
49, .e9t DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co,
RlCHMOND GROUND PI.AsrER.-rhe incrcas-
- I'd demand PLASTER eau.ci
S me superior richness an. purity In selection Lamp
Pepsv paisesed state of the ground enables
grinding st reduced rates. and particularly pachs.-s
depot. - = - ~
Loose Plaster 81 per less than PACKED Order. l. Win
"0Ahih cihsosSk No. III Pcsr street, WI
,.oo. . JOHN n. CLAIBORNE
Iv sood SECOND hand barrels wanted ss2s-dAestAu9w
M ALETArE SILK yESrs.-Rec-Ived by the James
A town. additional Fancy Velvet Vests.
are picked over HENRY sHAFER,
selS Corner Main and l4th
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rHss"s' IioKtt ~ MARYLAxD-The Na,ionsl ".
I, ~ paper pu6i,hed IN wsshineton states that =,
~, h -, o' the state q Maryland h-s been sgreee
lisbed 10 frE days ''' VI" oe pub
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ing that you ran,ly had conversation eth Hon Willard
hlmcre, The subject Of "Popuar sSquattsr Sow
ercsuty In which he frankly expressed hs views that
Important question. write 20 request put the SUBJ
stance OF that conversation in writing. Tor publication.
am well AWARE that Mr.. Fillmore sab~cribes
edly TO the principles OF the Utah and New Mexico Bis
which utterly anagonistic to the Buchanan and Van
Buren, doctrine Of Sqnaster Sovereignty but the people,
have no doubt would like TO hear what Mr.. Fillmore
has said to you the naked question at issue in ret
erencs TO the absorbing topic OF Slavery in the Terrific
res Very respectfully yours, &c,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24
RInuMoND MARKETS. s.rr. $50. IS
AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN rHE WING.


Sept 23Extensiye trust sale OF property
s estate 2 Prince eeS. sosay ssss Bs" s.1s,ns
the above "s a. AeTs IS as, a0Sns tract Of "
dsyA Hanover county, easa ndsy eighteen
@lss from Reh@ond, the Central Railroad containing as
City Point, one se, re- lot, opposite Moody Tavern
a.s county Also a. ram same tins nine tsly 1sfSs
noselst o. Richmond and miles rom the Central RSIrosd from
leo to 10 acre. to be s0ia a ,s psrehs.sr may desire
eoanIy, lying james river.
dwelling Clay street near
chapel; AID Two ohsr' Marshall between M~nfo.
lu rne Bottoms" lying on Green.
oanF See sG"' q Ss6 Tayioq 5o D rare
-S handsome brick d~sSg sie 70 he OS ,ss ooar, House
without also store house occupied BY carozo arss
ThThe Meadow I'm farm, Powhatan county, containing
srSe.-tS Be sold on Tie Pssmlsss a, ~ O'clock ~
" miles from beaver Dam DsPoS Se good ericL house etc
bswesn Orange O. and BArbOursvie-for sale privately
days sers thereon, containing
ak rooms, at sewovn a Y county
containing 800 less sdOIn the land Of james
shFsm New Kent county eOnnins 49, be sold
hs n a, sae.on unless disposed o. sale
4 or miles from the o. n.
same sale af e6a Cumberland
Po~hsan counties lying en the south fork Of Deep usek Term.
iA tract Of $40 acres prnepay wood lsud In Louisa co..
miles from the o. II on Harrison,s creek
James abou, miles shove Richmond another Of
nsghorhood, with mill site Ac and another q loo
well inbsed aud With abundance o. graniiene. the railroad
2srhe Galveston nus and 100 o. land Ia PySaLia
miles northeast Of the Hfo sale privately
while. See advl Of no u. Cole.
same days farm o. ie acres. on hs Appomai,os DIVER, In
PovAAn county miles Of the O. H., With brick dwelling
u'buding' etc. for sale pysie meanwhile BY Abnsr
Cfump Adv't IL headed farm-a farm"
$50
mont In Nelson county lies within ~ miles OF the canal Term.
liberal
9-A s6t acres 900 cleared county
10 miles kburg ncrly known Canctlors.
VILE called Ch,sney Void has brick dwelling with
Nor GhAt Wallace Greek" piabaton, Charlotte county
Without 80 valuable all The stock,
lb,J0 lbs 81 pork.
fh-A Kanaubs O. H. the daps, locks, Ae, the
Navigation Company.
ff-Yalua6le estate Abemare county on James river
miles from Scottsvle. containing 1901 800 CLEARED
dwelling bArn, ETC. also DE stoet upements the
be sold without
2Trusiets' sale Of several tracts Of ud ncudlnE slate
quar IN the loser end 81 buckingham county described in the
advH OF Geo. w. Matthews, Iusce. Terms liberal.
Dec 9h-A plantation containing $50 North
bamA.
MfaCEtIaN
SeIf. 2thhae Of bOots and
Davenport, Allen Co. commanding A. 10 o'clock
10Th sale %
Allen Co commencing ~ 10 o'clock
26h Sale % groceries, the auction of Dunot
MOncure A Co, enclng 10 O'Clock.
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J. Z. PRYoR.
MrNrnrs Sent. l2. lshG

MEMPHIS Sept. l2, 1886.
Col. J. p. Pryor-Desr Sir;-Your note of this In.
san asking for publication the substance Of converse
ton between Hon. Willard Fillmore and myself upon the
subject OF Squstter Territorial Sovereignty has Just
been handed cheeriully comply with your request
as placed under restraint by him in reference
the matter.
Upon my return home from the North I called to SEQ
Mr. Fillmore, at his home in Buffalo, n. Y. the 4th
inst. During conversation, l asked him what he
thought OF "Squater Sovereigntyand in reply he
tered into free and unrserved expression Of his views
He said be decidedly opposed this doctrine, ad
vocsted by Cas- Douglas Buchanan Van Buren, and 9TH
he believed that Territory, until its
sufficiently to authorize the formation of State
Constitution, preparatory admission into the Union
State, could only be regarded in condition OF pupil
age possessing sovereignty whatever and referred
the Utah and New Mexico Territorial bills sanctioned by
him a direct in dicat,on Of his opinions.
Was grati6ed to find that Mr. Fillmore occupied the
position upon this question which is maintained by
the American party in the South and by the whole band
Of National Americans at the North headed by such
Fuller Of pennsy lvans Haven Of New York. aud 9TH
ers and told him would like be at liberty speak
OF the explanation received from him. He replied he had
expressed the views Others and that could make
such OF them thought proper.
Yours, truly,
I.up, utrrt,uo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24

fRLE FiGHT AND FArAL RE-ULT.-Ihe steamer T. c.
CLARK left brooklyn about o'clock on the morning of
rhursday with some four Or tive hundred roydies on
board aud two notorious prize 6ghteH, Who were TO
PrPeuee their pugsc powers each other some where
on the Moth river They named Charley Lynch and
Andy Kelly IL appears that the parry laned at the Pail.
-ades, opposite Houkers. when the tight took place IL
lasted ~O hours and fifteen minutes and ~ the close Of
the cighty-ipnr round Lynch declared the victor
Kelley having -iPt and fell heavily be unable 10
come up t. time. Lynch was dfcadiuly beaten, and
Kelly having received internal injuries died soon
att
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N Ar RIEn,

Married. In the Masonr Hall whsvne N. O..
the 18th Inst, BY Alfred Smith. JAMES
Ms CHARITY HILL County O. Mr. Register
% years old and his wife 6 years old. /"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-24

The merchant. Of Augusta Ca, have taken atom. ~.
'"s 'O''nA"on Of CHAMBER Of Commerce s tbst
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ssPrs. TUaPENTINE AND sINsEEB OIL
- sesnes tnssed OH and barrels spss rupsutlns Ias,
go eRuBBs APPERsoS sOi Broad 81.