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THE EUNEkaI. OF BEkASGER


The fumeee! O: The national poe; of France wes
attended by come 10000 persons, who gathered gu
the boulevard, IN the vicinity of bis house, but We're
no; allowed TO ioiD the procession. The government
feared popular outbreak. aud only officials and
persons who had received cards OF invitation were
presen: q, the religious cerenou-s which took plaes
IA tho church Of ST. Elizabeth du Temple. aud formed
part o. tue cor;ese 10 Pe.e la Chaise. Bsrauger,
~nc had Away: been opposed 10 the government,
was oured surrounded by it's bayoues. ! letter
from Paris gives The following account Of the militia
~ preparations Of the funeral:
About tttoo0 thousand soldiers were called out on
FRIDAY morning. armed with ball cartridge, and die.
triUuto6 over the route, near IL; over which the
procession would have 20 pass; two thousand were
90 tho Boulevard IN tho nughboraoou of tho Cha.
teau EAU four Thousand az the Cemetery Of Pere la
Chaise, eight Thousand at tho Piuce do Ia BUstI,e
and tho rest conducting tho funera, corey holding
,he cordons around the n-ichborhood of the Rue
Vcndone, distributed along tho streets conducting
10 tho cemetery. There were generals On duty. Two
thousand policemen detailed 10 preserve order
~ the crowd Besides these all the soldiers remain.
nz in the barracks of Paris, aud all those in the
!neghborhood Of Paris as far Oh as Fonta'nbieau,
disiaace Of forty miles, were ready with arms IN
band to march at moments warning. A munster
said that he had no fear If serious trouble, for they
could bring to the city in one hours time fifty thou
sand soldiers. The cabinet en- perrnauence the
whole day at the Count Walewski's. The Ministry
d Foreign Atars was chosen for the place Of meet.
in IN preference 10 the ministry Of war because of
the concentration of electric wires az tbs former
Inc principal foreign ambassadors sent dispatches at
regular intervals during the whole day 10 their re-
spective governments"
Another funeral Of dGsren, character took place
since that OF berdDger, at the Hotel d.s lnvsdss.
THIS wss the funeral Of Jerome Napoleon Cbarls,
Bonaperte, Prince OF Monitor. son Ct Prince Jerome
Bouaparte, ex.Kiug OF wss,phalis, by the Princess
Ca;harue of WurtembeIE the trst child born After
The divorce from Mise Patterson, OF Baltimore ana
tie marriage With the Wurtemburs Princess. Ia
rome Napoleon Charles was boru at Trieste in 1914
&c colonel in the s regiment OF the liue in the
su.vce OF the King of Wurtembers, his grandfather
SUI died in 1917; be the brother Of the Prince
Napoleon and the Princess Msthilde. The French
government reclaimed bis remains from the King Of
Wu.,embsrg and from the place chosen for his inter.
nent it would seem that the Hotel dee Iuva.ides has
5seu Guslly decided upon by Louis Napoleon % the
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~: q: s>ec5.s a;ts;:. lh.i lal js,7' s:e:s !,
I'm ;;:s;aCis !! qg coa:r:y tn i',' :! '''e;i its1s
iiFra r. 'o"! ~ :'r =" ;!rf SsTi!'' e - og't 10.
~ :s.es which nave been ade The vo;es ::efe ie
gnIy taken, 4-r vot-r. bu' the polls n"rsy *rra
not properly ccs,i;; ID. Tna officers, conductors "'c
commissioners, At SON. In. pr-G'nc"' nave ''I
red penalties but the legal voters aye in. thereby ~
lose their votes nc:ury pooled. There neii:. SUM
Gent evidence. nm tl- face al tie cer iitrh'cs anu
polls returned. To sati-Iy me thai ina'r'y "t 'he
legal voters. IN The day, at the places aud ~ III. man
n.r prescribed BY law. did Vote tor Samuel " run
k-rson and that he WAS duly elected Judge Tor tne
Eth Circuit nt the CViinnonweaiiiI-l, III the 40
s.nct of special statute to regulate IL contested cleo
ton in such and a.'iug under The general power
oi the Executive 10 "comn sion Judges nnd l"
take cara that The aws h" tsj;hlul!y executed or
der a commission be --urd accordingly To IN" saId
Samuel V. Fuikerson. HENRY a. WISE"
AuOuSt Sth a. d., 49,,
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yTRGiNIATLiND OFFICE

M .:Ii"imly w.'l TIE Code OF ;irsInl ut l-ii
4 ri secrion t. DO hereby mnkr known 10 n.l
il NAY concern EhHt Il appcsrs by ccrti;thte 81 ..
cn"ntJ' Ct ~" county ot Lancaster tH'"i Tho ~
lay 81 SHY ist.. r'.ni b; .n.grst Lri: n 81" 2tI.
jan. l-? IT,. mere. thrd by James COiscy III h!' il
in an undivided Tract at sr:eGty nrI's OF land
,,Un'. ri Lancaster. ais ILtcrrsi 1sn- one IL,
twenty three nal 0n,th ri :"sj found ',ches
this Commonwealth :? II. FARMER
!Gly o'-rwGw Re-. Lana o.
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LATER FROM THE PLAINS

So. Loui,, t.g. l2.-Fort Laramie dates 10 me
I'D ut, State that Col. s.mae- had arrived ut bents
Fort, and you'd leave the isn ioi 10 head va
tiers. ln pursuit oi he Cheyenne ,Hh.nrI:
The california trains had ali passed orf ara:iiie
in good h-aiti,. iesraw's wagon road 'ra'r vas al
Fort K.aruev. Colonel AieS4.ders regiment fnH
Spencer's battery Of the Utah expedition 'aet ~
miles West OF Lsavenworh and another regiment
was ut Rock Creek. Capt Van yli-t was Al Cotton
Wood, and Renos' battery Was at Big Blue. The
Cheyennes scattered the entire route between
Fort Laramie and Fort kesruey.. But lttle damage
has tsen done to the trains, owing 10 the lndiaus
again between the Crows and SIOUX. There is noth.
ing later from Utah.
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nPOi,TANT TO DRUGGISTS

~ ANTfD NY Physician 81 i've yoNE' G
w Gnt /" .. .itcGs,-c k'e2t. -, s,Iail5a 81,
ia a1lrIG S.o:n. hi; rGaio: for desi.inc t s..-I
this kind that .c dss.r n5 making ;GriI,Esat
He Grtcis i:in.cl i.uH a:s eEters..G acs uaiEtgl
Druggists ana Physician. 81 the south, that he ca.
a large amount Of trade 10 any house The bee
'nnninls given, both TO character and Guaifca !.
Address MEDICt,
P.ipph korrh Ce,r
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s . 4 e Il 1

RZxAxarR-!iIs I.,>r $50 Tho sJ;i," -, ~
So .atiou .trough heat :!,r y Gle literary W. :" W.
tes,u 81 the sr.. nn god bL''A N",;>' .,s
RAW pleasing uri,.-i = ri it'' l"e I've 49,, 49, ~ 4,
,ot Tho j.sSt of these i. h,S last song winch we GU
~, ~, ,rs'.,I ;w nur -.mad and talented to"rs
nan How,xp II. CALDWELL. Esq South Ca"
FAREWELL, SONG!
FROM THE rRESCH or BERASGfR'
al oiscan Sc INT. foq"i1on a p'o"d''
w lsurels to renew, thought to sing
), me song OF W:-h''n S-'"-' or OF IL vino
When cc,a. that F.rv. who w;th h'S''s
Est at the .aur's mGde my cran't "' - hand
'.Wiut.," 81. ss;d. "hat'l showed npon 'hy nea''
Eog, for thy ,org cold evenings seek ,e; a.,
In ia. dr,.ir strife Thy tun-u' 'oNe
For on A Tempest a.! Thy songs "r"ss. -,
r. Ia :. bushed the Northern wind IL cold
,.1,,o Isvs ara yona" STA ;nd me. when thy soul
Gid ss, 70 Music Naures ev-~y tone;
u hen Joyous Gee, thy guide without control
F!n,n,a hro the nigh: spiendor OF her own
Now ,hv horizon narrows into gloom,
Tie pealing laugh OF many friend has died;
Many have gene before thee to the tomb,
LlsErrE cen. losing all her beauys pride.
Farewell then, Songs. my brow is bald and oio
Tn. bird is hushed, the Northern wind is colo
Thank Heaven for such a lot; for to my songs
The lowest ranks great people stirred
And strains, to which divinest charm Deo,k'
Nj, yive ~ dpllast ears each living wnro.
The orators NAV sneak for him VINO rehds'
RAT tbou who dost 'gapst tyranny cohsp"o
Thou weddest often. as thy suhJect ieGGs,
Ths ,rsndd,n,'s SON.. 10 music ot me iyre. .
Fsrerrl, then, Songs. NY brow Is bald ana DID,
Tho bird il bushed, the Northern wind IL cold!
.Soo, ~ tby darts had fallen at their aim,
Fan Mt the throne,-all gathered up with care
4 grateful nation that reveres thy name
S.nt back the shafts, in chorus Tar aud near.
When from that throne was telt tyrhnts mana
Old guus in ;lree short days Destroyed II quite.
While for the ~ar on lis vain trhppings grand'
Thy Muse gave ammunition !or the fight
Farewell, Thea, song ny brow IS bald anu DID,
TIE 3nd is hushed, the Northern wiud Is cold.
Thy par, in those days MOLLY didst thou bear;
When from all booty thou ddst turn away,
And memory's hand thy laarels shall prepare
Enough FOX thee il Age shall Pride obey
Tell 10 the Young those things; be thou their guide
Thro' al. their breakers; by the heroic story
Ia them ,hou'lt gre 70 France another pride,
And 10 k:ns age, 5asa in tkeir rising glory"
Farewell, then songs. MY brow is bald and old,
The bird is husbud the Northern wind is cold
Good Fairy 10 your bard we!l.tiu,ed you come,
And welcome, warning OF his near retreat;
For ! ere long, within my humhle home
Oblivion, 5 m ard sire oi rest, SHALL meet.
Gu, witness OF my tolls when am gone
Inu war worO French s'-ll say. with mostoned eye
In Heaven how gorousy this star has shone,
Tho ouench-d IN gloom long lts & ot from high :.
Farewell, then, songs my brow ls bald and old,
Iue bid ID hushed, The Northern wind 70 cold.
Columbia, Augne. 9th. 1857. Il. u. G.
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Eoa. II. a. WISE, Governor OF Virginia.

approve OF the reisroue- " he Secretary OF the
ss.sug under tLis election, 10 the Attorney erers,
AMI fully carcur in The reasoning and conclusions
of his opinion. That there has teen HGoi '.ec''oH
in this case, oil :he shsr,g. eeraty, and 1t Is not
'ghuly within the power Of the coidls;o't; or Of
the commissioners or of the seriits or Of he EIscu
tive, or of all these combined, nor 10 SCI Il as"fs
enher in rhole or IN part No mere failure OF inei..
te I'D ezecutiv. officers to do their duty can either
..aie er a.:y the votes of the people TO elect
judge or other Queer ii they, being legal voters d'a
)1cl. at the time and placer, erd In the manner
prescr bed by law declare their voices 10 ssve their
votes returned AID counted. is as uiuca Iig.t at
ss sacred Us the right TO vote according to law. q
neither right can any power 10 Virginia deprive
them, by sets Of either commission or omission !
and neither depends on the acts Of piIiste
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A"RtcuLrrRu lksrIYh ~ PoMH,r,.. - a
highly interesting Agriculture! festival came oil at
Pnwhatan Cont House on Thursday. in homo. oi
In,r william Cilhnn'. Professor of Ehar;,irv IN III.
,,ft..ina ii i'ary inel.jGis. sisor .nfam. Il Up.
p-ars, Wa il. vitei b. aop.s o,ke ,.imors OF i'ot.
ha'Cn 10 ris that county maNe an analysis Of the
soil and give them the r-n Of Lis r.par..-n's and
oE. ,rvaiQnu 70 i'atn 4ddisss. jna .pri. 81 .,rra
iibrraiy sId G.sniei s.teonesc, he ui:d-rtO". the
ie,!s ~ ~ns soliplri {" perform Ind ,"r to- past
I.onh ri, weels 10 Esa LGoI irsg.liin. through
the cou.y Ind r,asiGg cle'.,'asl -tarnai.o,l of
The III and UPON he ."nc!s;on Il his Iabrrs which
WEI" dachsrssJ without requiring or eEpnc'irl n
cents compensation. h- WA appropriately and gen
erou.!y rendered public dinner By the hnspitahl-
and intelligent farmers of Powhstan, NJ an evidence
Of their gratitude and their high PERSONAL respect and
o.,r-rr This entertainment, ~ va have SAD. came
which occasion u largo cnectiur of the i.r,r"c. -
the county a.-nhl-, and var. treat-G TO ;.- aGlr
aui Interesting a'idrtg - lT'2.
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a COMPLETE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY

Next winter, loaYs the Journal Of Commcrce.l Tor
the first time since 1876 or 1928, legislature con
tanning n Democratic majority will assemble AT
Frankfort, the capital of kentucky. The Demo
Gratis have since thai dats had the Governor aud halt
the delegation in Congress- but never the L"gisla
;urs. Tho opposition had 4 permanent md euiuru..
nsr.ndincy III that body that could be shaken
III III. ca,:. Bat no,r, with the d'.wuing of The :Irw
ERA tut marks the action everywhere III favor u.
Democracy, Kentucky wheels vaantly iu;o the line,
MD there size will remain hereafter.
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NOTICE
gUyIIE undersigned. Administrator Of II

fUNIIE undersigned. Administrator Of Thomas l.
4 ceased. 81 Halifnx c0Cnty. va. /. now really
wi. I:.c srs o. th0 G,Drn.rii T.0iHa: Liak.
i"c .p,,o.iEc l. !. rttr Ia so.rs = ..s u s:
Susau Newman Bette Tune, Frances GIart
BC, lick, Ian& Ol!rcr, Mary Divcr, Ennoy HCSL.s-
l'nr, Sn!li. T.:ToG:. l:nr.g application IS Gear.
ri,f 70 clsr ~ .y administration 3i The iiate
ro-s.ni". klatllEE Nj" u.
Ill. ll--c:,ir. Amin M of Thnmns Ink 4.
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STAFF ORD n. Parser, Register,
GuORGi. w. MrSFORD,


Soy of fsc Com'rh ct Va. iS'7.'7.
H5yE -Thosa hGldcs. of Cc! ihca,cs VITO h''-lr
deem by Attorney Inu.t. If residing beyond 'Le
the United = arcs ack1ovlHd.c the power Lrio,
Minister Prp.po'cnt Gry. Char.n d'arnirrs. Com.
raj, Coa.ul. Vice Consul or Commercial Agent. ~
by the Gov.rnrnrn; Of the United Suites {" any
country: or before the proper officer OF hny cDnr
country. or the Mayor or OTHER Chief Mngstrae
ciry, town. or corporation therein. IT residing Ia
ted S,nies. the acknuvind. ,nent before Il Justice
Pence Notary Public, or comm-s;oucr Of Decd
ei Ivy the Governor OF Nirsiuir is sufficient. IL
the certificate mutt be delivered.
I,i.L.u.,,L N,rrinIn I,,I,, IsEr
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kiLI.. ntiIo,nir. the Savnl Asylum, rhilaieIpAis.
VIII be -od ~ Pablo Auction. 81. ! i'EsDil, q
dny "i S'p'rnhnr INST, u: L. 4 II o. Gis n..s
nitaa s'nt' Win I'D o.. Gd."n.n- nc SnT
u. aiSG. hos l'.,.'cn sh!pp":. NJ. .'qiE r%s'.
lied lfo.a 80 20 iTcn';,. hrto.him. 10 The plan
can b." sr"G at IA" OIL" %! Tie Navy Agent aid
Asylum.
i'ne term. Of sale Nil L., "ur.i,.t cash; on" 10.
.ix r.oEin- h,i l.,- o:i.oI iour.h .ntS''T" noh't
Lc LDfn T. s"l-.
..Ic, at" ;,'.i b. "'i .u. payments. h,.s 40 DE-
I'LL the pnymn't. H. br forfeited Il the terms al {.
s..nI .,t oc COMP lied ,itt
''Ik'COr II, iht irst.v-I lie r!C.t a. 49,. e
"a, CO.. .ot, below ". Ich ss.G viii IL: b. IL
WM Bi.lTh
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Sr Louis, Au,. II .-Alyicrs fTcn l.snsa. 10 ,::o
S,h state tho. Coz. Walker Lad returned 10 Law
renee with the L. 5. ttoops arpr-!leens OF an In
dian attack proving groundlcss.
The eieutipU r.turGs Indicate nearly unanimous
vote in favor OF the Topeka COps utinn.
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DEATH OF EN-MAYOR TOWERS Tho
Washington Star ANNOUNCES that John j. lowers,
ESD late mayor Of Washington. died IN Monday nj
the resid-uCc Of lis lathe ..in. ,a| III Montgomery
county, Nd nt;e. prolrac'rd illness. III bis death
the city ot Washington loses Useful aud vaGatlr
Ell. N. iio wa distinguished for his public spirit,
aud csteeu-d :or uisiy e-;,n.sbc fessodhi 4Is,ces
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4 TRrE Bat F.H,D.-The grand Jury ~ Primo"
William cJaufy, Va, have found tru" hil. against
John Underwood for maintaining, 10y speaking, tist
"an owner ha- right OF property IA MS slaves
Hni h. !ia7 tee. he'll! fn ta IN the SUN of s''i)
Brert-y;'ln .iou7aa says S:hi." cA3e hes rented
The most Intense incest I'D excitement hein! the
lr-t ctse 81 the Lind iha LES eve. occurred in our
Sogniy. IEe isct that Mar Underwood is qC,ii.s Of
i;.e Feaa- fer thu COUNTY sas eGiod il; 40 GmaI Dr.
gree, 10 Md to the excitement. aud mas s"d forth
violent expressions OF feeling in regard 10 the matter.
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VAR. TuR.ER nUETls..R'-Tnk not

MIN. TUR.,EK MONT :. R'-Thk not HH.
WI pEOccr,. on r.r iO., Day 4 .r?Ici.Ser, !
u cen ~ hC.- -! 'c,or in IT, I.,OIha. s..i Su'
~, Gn ,.t l.e o,." u y. .sL,: a,nrI sl:.rY Fvg
~ Tow, q, i"lsrsa.'c, il. lie Stats i" V'g"'. !,
;nr .i"pU.i,iuu- ~ Willis ri!lo" "ni b"nInm!n r
AMI other wltnc-a'-. t. bc rrnd in r'iirnc" IN "a
.uit pending ia tie Circuit Cou!i ct hInc'- r'-
the said STATE IN which, Hl',.nstr"tor nnd 'f'i'
Elizabeth l.. 81 rnir drcrnsrj n'n the pih!n'.H, NJ
and others AZ. tl. o,nnllant. nI il, ron al, cnu'
.A!or OF i!r I'D d'4or' ns' "-G r.. @ d..
III, ~, - Zig: conn eise'r; eho"f = ~
pi...,,. liz sH q III Giiinu 4 !,d"i Ia 20 =
IL cen H. s.. .o rs Ct ;n@;. da. ,ni i! the sem'
u3,i the ,nji dsto-:;.o;., a. ccu.rlc.ci.
iaO.& J. ~ o. aduoI Eui
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TIE COTTON TRADE Gu. of goooOooCc ii,
4 cotton ,pa.t: into Gr.nt Britain las, year, no
Irs. ihcn seven hpadred intt." JGigds w.r. from
r.,= United S;fcs. = RICE 1t or Jenny on tts p,und
IN the prlcs OF COTTON involves stionnl loss 10 Eng
Of Ensia::I Gr ne Uuitcd 81 e, tor supply la. iu-
cresseli Irnu IS pei cent. OF ;..sr consumption ip
1901. 10 ~ per c-ut 1T the prescott ;iH.o.
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Tie prire Of Peruvian G.aIo ,,;s I'd J.aC;,i i; The
.irIan.iria E.nkct from So To so per ton. lirs :nug
assigned .cr tic edssnse by the suvernmeE: nge:.ts
in his country, /. the n'edsupiY. md tie liiyuity
Of getting il from the Chneha lsInnd' in CONSEQUENCE
Vi the revolutionary movements in Peru.
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TIE ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

In the second, third, fourth, seventh, aud eighth
congressional districts the Democrats have elected
their candidates by very large maiorities. The op-
position H4s l-ar!y ,pominai. In the fret and SIXTH
districts tee contest ciGse but hes resulted, We
believe il the election OF both the Democratic cand
dates. in the r-, ds:rio: SAaws nc; gasns t5us far
foo; up i5l which nSures his election by g msiory
without further changes in his district IN ths lIi
district the Know Nothing candidate is undoubtedly
elected. The delegation from North Carolina in the
next Congress will stand seven Democrats 70 one
kuor Nothing. This is indeed. most brilliant aud
sisrsl victory. IPosh,gctos UaSon,
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MRS. CUNNINGHAM REFUSED BAIL
NLx ioRE, Aug. 10 Justice Davidson has re
fused TO adult MIRA Canugu.mio bail Her COUNSEL
have nnn"uncsi All ihtent,o.! - G2p!g TER writ of
ri
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ERROR CoRRrc rED.-Iho ruinored mail robbery
rD.. GuoL, Va. is Incorrect the bag iosr, but
ba. Ecea ,-:o?2:c:.
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ArrorNrMtrr.--lirnryC e.. F-.her, la" deputy
clerk in the Circuit and County Courts of Wheeling.
md subsequently, ndepmy clerk IN the Circuit Court
# liar ..pu. la. been appointed First Clerk i'll III,
!, u,tor!s oG,ce under Mr.. Bennett, the lately ap
pD ni1d .."::,,ai, al p.ace +, M. u',ef.
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Four bills Of Indictment b.vr brcn ,"und against
Wu,. y. Wa-h, at lticamond Va Tor forging bounty
ia.d vurtaGts.
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DIED.

DIED. on Tuesday evening. July sh ut Walnut Springs
Ring Quren county, Virgins. Mrs FRANCES CARL.
TON relic. OF the late Lewis Carlton. aged 81 yesgs
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! PRlyc,TAL EiEcTEr.-lh- Rev. Brof. 4. S..
Hank ol Cas,vilIe SEMINARY, East baltimore Con:
iarerle hai bscn sieLted to TIE frinGptIsh'? u
MorEant.Tu female Seminary ~ Pralais.
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MISSOURI ELECTIONS

81. Louis. Aug. II -hiasfy cpunrics give Rollins,
Ind. X. j about 3UbO maj 'rry but the returns
are 90 conflicting that accurate surts oGnn6t be given.
R"ilius is pfobsbly elected by 5UD maj 'riy.
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Ia,yA EtEt.TInNS

CHICAGO. Aug. ll.--rhe rribun. ias returns fr m
): c"cn':. al ore. The rnn ity for The Cousritu
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NEIIR AK LIEE IInNN

ST. Lo'Is, Aug. III In the Nebraska Cnn.cef-
s,on.. -!eciion Ferguson received 40 votes Thsyer
- Chepruaa -! Rankin ln9J-one county to
be heard fro.:!'
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SAFE of NECaoEs-rhe following salc Of ne
groes recently made by Willis } Ounce. a. Com
missioner. At ruwha.aG Court House Woman a5nGt
81. year OF. nG,. tSfI STALL ...Tan, $40. rOl.i.n
tbout ~, tnG ro ohiId, II la; boy sinat !. years
I'D. !. "a; boz, aboli years old sl,iai boy,
about |. vea;O old &5'h' boy : years old 49,. 10
Ihl r
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EVACUATION OF LAWRENCE 81 GOV.
WALKER AID Il. 4, TROOPS.

ST LOUIS. Ans. sth-Advices iroa kau-aa ssts
TIA: Gov Walker evacuated L:S:r.lev Vu i!.c 81
iostaut with all tae i:cops exc,p, forty.
The vote il L.wrence o. The Topeka Constitution
;tc2t 30 fO., 10 sgsps,. The state we elected
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inc Knoxville Whis is confident that East 1ennes
SEQ viii be able &c sell two millions Of bueues Of wheat
tie EGesant ssason.
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4 UsT TO HAND-A fresh supply o! TRIM
- CLOCKS, JEWELRY, MUSICAL f s. AT:
FANCY GOODS, &c, which Will be 500 -
of The Ride, Old Street, Petersburg = roEAs
Repaise. Ct Watches, Clocks 's''''
Feb io-c.t
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SacTnEnH fkEseyI ERiass the naelaber. at tua
Second i'r' shyt-rian Church i.yDchhurg. VA, have
hi0Ptedes0lutiOn. approvin line action "f The South
erm delegate to the late General Assembly in with.
drawing from that body, after the pas.nge Of tn
fnvcr" resolutions. and appointed delegate repre-.
cent the c.a, Ga II ne &C., CT l. 'e e.. in 'ch
n:Und Ci. the $; III Initial;
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE HON. J. C. DOB.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE HON. ). c. DOB
BIN-Ths Fayetteville Observer I'll Thursday, says
The Committee of Arrangements ai'-r obtaining
the ,,..u,t Of the family Of NJ Dobbin 10 contuc;
III. Oh .r4mes he part o; tho town, directed that
Tho fuuerai sh"uiG .4xe pacs this morning al J
O'Clock, from ths Presbyterian Church. Toas thu
COMMITTEE with rho PAN os4re-s. consisting OF
M-ssrs. VIM b. Wright John Wias.;". .-Gward LIE
Winslow, James MARITIME, 4. W. Steel. So.n w.
SANFORD, WIN. J. Anderson and David Gse,! should
repair 10 iii, late residence of the dea-sssd. at {
o'clock and Oh lhe,r return with ;he body, sh"Gd be
Joined 4; the town line. fec, Of Hay Moan; By the
three military companies, memosrs O; tho bar, aud
the citizens generally; the whoe procession thea TO
repai: &c toe church. We nsed not say tbs, The as
ssnibage vas very large oue-the places OF Gus
uass being niuseG re bsl!s toil1d, and every other
demonstration .: tie universe. respect manifested.
=, tie Church. the Rev. NJ. GiIh7!i :ae pastor Of
the deeea-ei delivered feeling apG eloape.t scr.
mon. After which the procession accompanied Ie
remains their as. resting place. by the side OF bis
departed wife.
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THr Harvest Our farmers have all gotten
through with Their harvest. So l4te 4 harvest has
never been known in this country. Thn wheat,
understand, i. of sup .rinr qrnllty-th- h.ars long
and Jell fled-and hsyrld will be- greater than wac
anticipated. -U... .,,,,I res ally welI-ths Dat
crop Fro:ase2 to lifser tinn .as eyer ,...E. IN
this Siateund il tbs farmers succeed in saving fhrr
g.ns., tiers viii be season. Gf paniy.- C"lrser ri
,'y.cj.