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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26


speaking politely Of your wares to tens Of
thQusaRdsofopGbpleS psrhspa.at,&hsSIme
tnOreeAt never ootfendingIs s6bven 6bt1usiHd.
1aRari tiredt1stheh . ,IAaldsnhn might be
worth opsIstwodtfee ON ytlpnahndolOlt
}assss gear 10 ybuaaeaotdingtto thelAnmber
Sfohis Neicssii 10 1000, ,0o5S 10 beiomise
sbRat h6theoeG Oeugageiinthe &amebu-
shissss evepdifstsskodnnoEl adyertissyitbe-
comes themoie important fornhniealersa 10
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JanlaS3, 'safE The account OF Hooking
county with ChecStSts' 's&ass setled st6aiaE,
with this-eurieus result: She paid into the
State tEssspE efpr LAKES cpllsetadI faTall
fHrResesogith9 her cQpnty lbetweep ,ssyep
I.shoNsspd and eight thousand odellsrsG and
drew cut uRWarda, Qf tenn Thousand idopafs
for sctppd Ra P0sesGloneia There sis.sevap
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

.bssaidefgA RtheH. Rpnsiderably injured.
The Bridge City, Grapeshot Flag, York.
Town, and Albertine, JBre among the ones
bunk. ffk tow soahtttH Diamond, had
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

has passed the #ause 2wahcan sp9pdpent q 9E y s
excepting a large number Of counties from
the provisions Of bill. Among the coln-
ties excepted g9 GSlgs. 9bepX HatsaJi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

The cqlDmjuae EHpUIled permanent ON.
csfs: Epttl Iat5HB isfS ~ aess .aae
5roga Aaeh bihiarr isisigsI sisjs- 1oiErsS
Thecommiltae ono Gredenidl8 nothatihg
reported. ..tiSe4spSreo on pema6sht ofeahiza-
ZION wass sfsspsedt bl5 g5y ~ yole iyabsn onoiE-
fHftals.. gssla r9ntasq 10 trpo0 slh 10 ssSrt
Re-nssembled shisasHenlnga tho sparnlaneni
officsFs icleciGd took kilheit saeis9 10 egbDI
"OfKssS sS6Mminsgs Sd6a CfSdeiaidh haMbmniea
a majority and mlppyj,yyspou,y the llorbisr
reporting iA.lAvacrl lof Edis,L delses,a .ffom
Penn. lhSiniisr signad -byillhs Son,hern
members. refusing 10 rsoogbizeT delefAiss
IRON aey C1tiltil ;fstpdiGIHR tle plail0rm
|sffB65. 81 tkS 2skf "a issScIioR d ibGl hlatiofm.
An aaima.ea deln,s ansnsa slipo1i6e, adraia.
fstoHlbi EdieaS q dsls6dts.rabo s'aeco
PnlL4DELrhili, pa ini F,b. sssGGST6e Ns.aoppa.l
IAmsaeaniC ConEs6,Ion icsuiiauedi an session
till4I6tIJek ths ostenshgaoa3 ,sosmI4iT
Afier4a s!cImy dsb9Te ,hs iyo2.s vas ,aken
ipn1hs isNaj9Ei.y lreRolhIpE E ha sEEedeRhal
committee and i. was adopted, yeasa8e,
nays As. dohsid IsaaoH--. ilslo
Mr.. Pickett iof Tehpo .ugu5ahesdr The
rcodfse putsusd BY the NSrIh gsSd4 1sfE The
yea.ios,,deellaipgISb ba,aka sspyi Further
part In It's actions. .yeIdqns
J. D. ImbodenT of sVGsr ientse0sedA the
Southern members POI % 80 ,hhsIn,, but per-
haps 10 lew hours ,lhey lwolld hnd, many
10 60 with them. .yftalfH .2--1sbioasa
"A n mutioH &asI made shat the Delegates
| from Louisiana te ndmh,ed by 4cclaifi6tiOh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09
The Queen and Mrs. Stowe.

A foreign correspondent notes the pecuIia,
grace and condescension with which the Queen O
England was pleased to accept from Mrs Stowe 8
present of her new work. This is not altogethe,
consistent with the refusal of the Queen to allow
Mrs. Stowe, upon her formcr visit, to be presented
at Court, though quite in keeping with her dismis
sal Of Miss Murray for having written pro.slave
ry book. 1t was understood, however, that the
Queens censure of Miss Murray was based on the
improperly of any member of the English Court
taking either side of the slavery controversy l,
would seem, if the present statement be true, that
this was mere pretext, unworthy the head of q
great nation.
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IHE DAILY DISPATCH.
1890 egey-s.r. Ocssber ., tSo0.

3, Tse PelisScal Contest.
an. p...sa.,,,.l coussst 10 waxing warmer suo
- !. ~. hour approaches for the dread a.
- ~. e,.ends of Fillmore and BuchAnansre
s.. ..".s .,,hu.iassic. Heaven grass that one Of
Am the Presidential chair The eiec'
49,. -. p,.ck Republican. Fremont WOMB &c
~" ..rrtble blow ever struck ut the American
,.S.. We do NOT think that Mr. Fillmore IN n'1
s,.,r.h,e Albany speech, has at all ovef"s'eo VIC
-x.s,. consequences Of such calamisous casss-
.-.nhe LIE, the friends Of the Union everyWns'e
- - their might and strike great decisive
- -, che rrnion Of the States and tor Anglo
s.xon Liberty. Not quite . month now rem ANS
=. a.. a..,.,va d.v. The friends Of Fremont are
n,.,,rv With fanaticism. They are putting fortn
nrod,eious energy, exhibiting zeal worthy oet-
a., c.nse and spirit as dark and vindicsive IS
.h., ~ the devil The abuse and defamation
vb,ch their orators and newspapers heap upon the
Ctr !. almost incredible. We can scarcely BE-
IT,. our ewes when we read their furious invocA,
.;,,. n seryie insurrecton their endish pictures
~ borrid scenes In Southern homes--the flaming
axe,linxs and tae polluted hearthstones, which
one of the Fremont leaders says he shall hail IS
the dawn of glorious revelation; the streets run
ming bride deep in blood, through which another
of their champions says he shall rejoice to ride i
This "a the tone, the spirit the very language OF
the orators and champions of the Fremont party
God grant that the country may be saved from
such bitter and annihilating curse rs their TIL
umph, We feel an abiding confidence that 1t WIN
be saved that one of the two conservative candi-
dates will be the next President Of the United
States, and that the flag of the Union. oorne oy
one or other Of those national standard bearers
will wave on the 4th of November in glorious
victory. to the confusion Of blue light, Black re-
publican traitors At the North, as well as cra'"
enemy abroad, who now, as in 1914, would use do
mestic treason to overthrow the fairest fabric OF
free government that the world ever saw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09
Connecticut, Town,RIections

HARTFORD, Conn., Oct.H.-Returns from seven
ty.three towns have been received. Forty-four
towns have gone Fremont, and twenty Blu
chanan, and one divided. Fremont gains in sew
enteen towns from last fall and in nine towns from
last spring. Buchanan gains in ten towns.
[SECoND DIsPATCH.
HARTFORD, CT, Oct. 8-Returns are received
from 1l3 towns The Democrats got SO and the
Republicans S. The net Democratic gain over
the last election is Ii towns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

A CARD. I'M ssrs. Editors: Having NO
"A disposition to the public mind to be any
further aytated on account of the controversy be-
tween Messrs Pryor and Bolts, and very little incli-
nation to gain notsriety in such matters since Mr.
Chiseman the friend of Mr.. Pryor. has thought pro-
per, by teegraphc dispatch, to furnish you
tails in respect thereto, (ses paper of yesterday
from which fear an improper iniere will be de-
duced reluctantly compelled to furnish the cor
respondence in extenss, with such other items as
may be calculated to enlishten the community, now
full of enquiry. In very few days. will attempt
to discharge this duty with other view than to do
justice to the parties concerned. Meanwhile ask
the suspension of public opinion in the confident
lief that the conduct of Mr. Bolts admits of no inter.
pretati On with which the public will be dissatisfied
Respectfully yours,
&C 9-lt* F. ]. SMITH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

a. Protection BuiidIns Fund Company:
be held on FRIDAY evening, the 10th inst at the
room on 18th street, under the law Office of Messrs.
Lee L. Bailey Dues received during the day q J.
w Randolph's lsI Main street. During the evening,
there will Be sold to the highest bidder eight shares
of Stock. standing on the books of the Company in
the name Of N. w. Walton. t
9-N Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

SEVERE REBukE.-The managers of the Nor.
folk, Virginia, theatre, day two since, declined
furnishing facilities for the taking of test politi
cal vote of the audience. ON the ground that thew
did not wish to impair the standing of the leeiti
mate drama by mixing 1t up with politics. This
Is sensible, and is severe rebuke to those minis
tiers of religion who have devoted their churches
to political uses and themselves to the support OF
candidates for the Presidency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

II DRISCOLEs BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrfce and Cosmatic that ever the art
of: applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums and impartng fragrance and
sweetness otherwise offensive breath, which too
frequently exists without the persons knowledge
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, Main
street. and by Druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09
Movements Of President Pierce.

MOvemenfS Of President F1efces
CONCORD, N. H, Oct 8-President Pierce has
left for Portsmouth, N. II where he will embark
to morrow on the frigate Wabash. for Washington
[sECoND DESPATCH.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Oct. 6-President Pierce
arrive ed here to-day and was received by the mu
nicipal government and citizens, with cordia
greeting. The President responded to the May
or's address He held . levee at the hotel. He
attends ball this evening at Commodore New
toms residence. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

e. Floor and Table Oil Cloths; Velvet,
Cocoa, Thread and Wool Door Mats; Cocoa Mating;
JOHN F.REGNAULT,
&C 9--Im 1872 Main street.
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Eg LoRIMEY LITTLEGooD, Esq By Frank
+. Smedley, author Of Lewis Arundel" &C.
New York: E. d. Long We have received from
Mr.. Randolph copy of this illustrated novel, by
popular author
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

w Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Three
ply, Venetian and Ingram Carpetings for sale, cut
and made, by JOHN F. KEGNAULT.
oc 9-1m 1872 Main street .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

| ~ Curled Hair. Moss and Shuck Mat.
/ tresses Feather Beds and Lounges on hand and
| made to order, by JOHN r. REGNAULT,
| oc q-1m 1872 Main ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

~Curtain Goods.---A large and beautiful
assortment of Brocatelles Satin DeLaines Dsmasks,
Moreens Chintz. Lace and Musia Curtains. Also,
Galloons Cords, Tassels, Cornice, Bands and Orna.
ments just received. Curtains and Draperies made
and hung in the last style, BY i7e
oc 9-lm 1872 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09
RICHNIOND, October 9.-Published lh

DICHMOND, October 9.-Published this
II day, by P. b. PRICE.
Flowers BY the Wsy-Side-A book for children and
youth, by PHILIP BARRETT, OF Va.-75c.
This excellent work, by young gentleman OF
Richmond whose previous contributions the Press
have been extensively copied through the country, il
commended to the public by its intrinsic merit, a.
we'll by the fact of its native authorship 1t has
been printed and bound by Richmond hands In su-
perior and attractive style, and put at low price
rian, some sheets of this work, and are greatly
pleased with its contents Some of the pieces have
the ring OF the true metal and viii be read with deep
greeting"
e. Tho style of the book II such az to render it
entertaining we'll instructive to young readers.
Liberal discount to the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09
Seizure of an AlIeR

Seizure of an Alleged SLAYER.
NEW YORK, Oct 9-The bark Pauchita was
seized this afternoon by the U. s. Revenue Cut
ter Washington. The supercargo threw the pa
pers overheard, but enough of them were recover
ed to furnish conclusive evidence of her being a
slAYer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09
Election and Riots in Baltimore-Feur mel
Killed.

Killed.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, 8 P. M-There was great
amount Of disorder and fighting here during the
lister part Of today. Pistols and guns were freely
used. The fighting in the 9th and 14th wards Wa
particularly sever. Four men were killed and &c
persons wounded; among the latter were three
childrea
The returns are coming In. Thomas Swan the
American candidate, lie undoubtedly elected by q
heavy majority over Robert G. Wright, the Demo
cratic candidate.
BALTIC, Oct. g. IL P. M-Returns are in from
all the wards except the 18th Thos Swan lAm.l
for Mayor has u OFT and R. Clinton Wright (Dem,
has IL 800 It is reported that the 18th ward gives
Swan HOO majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

u. s. Agricultural Fair.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 8.-There were 5000 visit.
the U. S. Agricultural Fair at PoweIltop TO-.
| day. The receipts for single tickets amounted to
$1,000. G.. w. P. Gusts made an excellent speech
at the dinner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

Sailing of the Canada.
BOSTON, Oct. 8-The steamship Canada sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool, with 100000 in specie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

q Window Shades.--Gilt, Velvet, Land
scape Boquet, Fresco Imitation, and Plain Shades,
Venetian Blinds for sale and made to ORDER for stores
or private residences, by
JOHN f. REGNAULT,
oc 9-Im 1872 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

- Auction N0tice.-.Attentf0n IL asked
to my sale This Morning. commencing at 10 o'clock.
in the store Cary street opposite Messrs. b. w.
Fry Sons. to large lot OF Tables Benches, Crock
cry and Glass Ware. Cooking Range, &c.
ec9 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09
Meeting In Charlotte

CHARLESTON, Oct IA large Meeting was bel
yesterday of the friends of Judge Magrath, an
adopted an address and resolutions re.nominatin
him as Representative to Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

Nrw YORK, Oct ss-Ths stsamship Arass,
from Havrs On the 24tA septsmber, has arrived
mere. She brings London papers Of Sept ~
Among her passengers are COL 6iebel, late Min.
later 70 Brussels; J. p. Sullivan, Consul to Bay
ouue, and Prince jerome Bonapsrts.
Passed On che 2lth nit IN Americas propeller
frisats, on the 2gsh the steamer Fulton, and on
the 9th Inst. the steamer Washington.
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN TUkKs AND RUSSIANS.
A ssrisus couflict had taken placs q Tresibcnd,
In which some Turkish sailors tore dow n the hae
Of Russian merchant ship, and then threw the
sailors into the river. The Russian Consul de
manded the dismissal ofthe Captain Of the port
FIGHT BETWEEN sPANIARDs AND MooRs
A Madeira Journal reports . severe conflict
between the garrison of Manila on the Morocco
coast and the Moors. The Spaniards bad 80 killed
and 10 wounded. The loss Of the Moors IL still
greater.
HAyRE MARKET.
& HAyRE, Sept 24-Cotton closed with an ad
vancing tendency. Sales for the week 1880
bales. Tres ordinaire 100 francs. Stock on hand
$1,000 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

~ Auction Notice.-.GrocerfeS, Liquors,
and aeon and Words Manufactured Tobacco, This
morning. s: DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
oce-1f Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

The Governor Of Maryland has set aside the
both of November next for a day Of Thanks.
giving.
The Americans of New York city have nomi.
mated Isaac o. Barker as their candidate for
Mayor.
The Governor of Wisconsin has vetoed the bill
granting land to the Lacrosse and Milwaukee Rail
road
The St. Louis Republican says the Free State
party of Kansas run no ticket for Congress or the
Territorial Legislature.
There were SO deathsi in Boston last week, of
which II were from consumption.
Yellow fever, cholera and small pox prevailed at
Guyana, Porto Rico, on the 9th ult.
Captain N Davis, prominent Wing politician
of Alabama, is dead.
George Peabody, Esq, is expected to visit New
Orleans during the month of December
There was ice half an inch thick in Coffee CO.,
Georgia, on the LIST inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Archbishop Hughes pub
fishes a card disowning all responsibility for Nc
Masters letter editor of the Freeman's Journal
offering to prove Fremont a Catholic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09
Democratic CeIcbratI

| PHILADELPHIA, Oct s-A train of 40 cars lef
here this morning for the Democratic celebration
at Lancaster, Pa, today, and another train il
| about starting.
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FALL RACES.
THE NEW MAX.
KET RACES will COM
mence on tho 2lst October.
NV gzs

FIRST DAY -oWeePsasAe
tor year olns-pzoO entrance, half forfeit and eo-
sed.
William II. Gibbons, ch, &. Nicholas by Gisncos,
dam Mamie Rhodes, by,John R. Grimes.
James Talley. CHI 9. by TalleJ-ho, dam bessy
White, by Goliah.
Majer Thomas boswell ch. T. Sue Washington, By
Revenue, dam Sarah Washington, BY Zinssnes
SEcosD DAY-Propretors Purse $1o1-two mile
heats.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse $500 mile
heats with insde stake Of $500 eseh with four sub
scribers
William II. Gibbons, Mamie Lewis, BY Glencoe
dam Motto, BY Besrfoot.
DR.. Cafey, Of Georgia, not named.
David Mcdaniel, sebastopol, BY Tslley-ho, dam ~
Orator.
c. Green, eh. b. Frankford, BY Glencoe, dam Mary
Norris
FOURTH DAY-Swespstsks, mile hssts-tor year
clos that have never won race. $loo ~ fofiet.s
name and close tho 18th October Three or more TO
mske race.
&C It'd d. r. HAM.
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Elections in Delawar,

WILMINGTON, Del. Octo. SELECTIONS tool
place for inspectors and assessors. Newcastle C
gave $50 Democratic majority, Kent $50, and Sui
sex 500
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= French and American Paper Hang
iugs and Borders gilt, plain and common. Also, new
Decorations of Gilt Velvet, Marble and Wood Imi
tations, Just received and for sale by
JOHN r. REGNAULT, 1879 Main st.
N. B. Rooms, Halls, &C., Papered in the lates
style. &C Sim
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Congressional Nominations

CUuBrtsSESuHI NOIDIHthtIUuDs
BOSTON, Oct. 8-Messrs. Banks and Damrel
have been re.nominated fer Congress by the Re
pubiicans.
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MIDsHIPMEN.-The following candidates from,
Virginia and Tennessee, for Submission into the Ma
val Academy ct Annapolis, have passed success.
fully the usual preliminary examinations and re
ceived appointments as acting midshipmen: Fran
c's L. Hoge, Thomas l.. DOrnin, r. D. b. Sydnor
John 8. Mckinley, Roy III. Hooe, Thomas L. Har
rison, from Virginia, and A. D: Wharton and W
w. Carnes, from Tennessee.
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IsECOND DIsPATCH.l

LANCASTER, PA, Oct. s.-Thirty thousand per-
sons are assembled at the democratic meeting here
to-day; everything is harmonious, and the city is
alive with excitement.
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Nm Steauner Yer

No Steamer Yet
HALIFAX, Oct 6, 8 P. M-Nothipg yet of the
steamer Niagara, due from Liverpool with dates
to the 9th ult.
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and continue five days.
FIRST DAY-M0NDAY, Oct. lS--A sweepstssoes'
$50 entrance, pay Or play; proprietor 70 add 49,
provided two or moro start; two mile heats eosee
with three subscribers ~ follow;
lst. w. Il Gibbons name br, m. Pasture, oy nv
nue., dam Emily Thomas, BY Pnam, four year. os r..
I'd David Mcdaniel names b. m Adesazsh NV
years old by Glencoe.
Sd Calvin Green names oh. m Linda four ysa'''''
by Belshszxar, dam BY Glencoe.
SECOND bAY-fUEsDAY, 14th.-swespstsass
for three year old colts and llsys thas never syS
race mile hess 600 entrance, $50 forfeit and sios
cd with the following subsoribeSE W..
let JohnC r Edwards naines br. or o nley -
Stranger, by Portsmouth, dam Lettic, By fnAm.
ID Bowie L Hall name ch. .. Expectation, ~ ~
sister. dam BY Mareravo.
Sd MAJ. Thomas boswell names ch. .. ey hessna"
9Th David ia Danicl namss Ell. . BY Senator, dam
b. HotspuE. ...,.
fOURTA Y-THURsDAY-JosLsy clss psiss
o5oQs three mile heata .ssn
FltTH DAY-FRlDAY-Propristors parss sss'
mile hsAes; three best In i've
g. Five per osnts. entranoe % The purse
. 22-dN CALVIN 0kEENskroRne..gs.::=s
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NAvAL.-The propellers to be attached TO tue
u. S. steam-frigates Colorado and Roanoke, ar
rived a: Norfolk, Monday, from the Tredegar Iron
Works at Richmond. The Colorado, now in the
dry dock, will be completed sufficiently to leave
the dock in q few days.