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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-16

~ To tho Voters OF Richmond .-Present
nominations 1t tho approachips Spring elections,
again present myself q candidate for tho once o.
CITY SERGEANT ! make this announcements
earlier than intended, in answer 10 the Eaany eh
qniries - 70 whether intend TO be . esnaiastsss
PETER w. aauBbs.
A. AL
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WIN. TAYLOR

" To the Voters of the CITY OF hicns
MosD II am a candidate for the Office OF dhAir
MEAsURER, and respectfully solicit your sunrases
at the next April election.
fe 23-dtder WILLIAM WATTS.
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DIED.

On Thu-sdsy. 12h inst THOMAS. son Ct Ccrue'
lius and Mary Donshoe, aged years and 10 months
AOn Saturday. March the 7th. at her res dsnee 70
LIS wife Of Samuel Ellie. ia tbs Tih ysarff Nor
are She leaves an sHectionate husband and TWO
cl ia-en to mourn their uuexp ected los'.
~ PetersburG Express nlease CODY.
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AAhD & . N Il .--Our suppiy OF Hard
IL Coke for RANGES, Stoves END furnaces. will be
CONSTANTLY repienished during the bslsnce OF the
season. and the price will be reduced from this date
to 1850 per load.
JNO. }. WER1H. Agent,
Yards corner 10th st. and Basin, and 9Th ana Byrd.
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ART INTELLIGENCE Mr. Palmer, the distin-
gushed American SCULPTOR who has just conclud
from London for duplicate of his Indian Girl
the MASTERPIECE of bis genius owned by Senator
Fish, and now exhibited in New York. The gen.
tleman from whom the order was received ia an
Englishman lately in this country whose enthu~
siasm was excited in the artists Broadway exhi-
biton N Y. Epfnin9 Post.
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~ To the Voters ofthe City of Richmon
| respectfully announce myself csndidsts tof 70
election to the Office Of CITY SERGEANT.
there are so many candidates In the fed who wsn,
the office, all that can ask 10 fsr eld open sSS
free fight.
MARTIN MkREDITH LiPsCokb
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Monday Msrriss, March Is, 1887.


Posteface Money Orders.
A New York paper. referring to the failure Of
the system Of registering valuable letters, TO
check the stealing Of money from the mails. say 9
that che practice Of remitting small amounts
through the medium Of postoface money orders
has bssn In vogue 10 Great Britain for long pc.
Rod, and also In Canada. II 10 stated that over
MY millions Of dollars are annually transmitted
through The British postoffices by means Of money
orders, and not two dollars In the million were lost
BY mail robberiss, Ore or other causes-a sufcisn,
proof Of the safety Of this mode Of transmitting
money. In Great Britain no order 10 Issued for
over a5; ia Canada, orders are issued for SOS -
II appears that every possofice in England is ,
money order Office while in Canada, only the
larger Offices, or about one eighth Of the whole
number are authorised to draw money orders
The charges for Issuing orders are on scale equa
to one-haH Of one per cent
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~ City Serxeapr...In coe'

EF City Sergeant.-fn conformity TO the
expressed wishes of many of my friends. snnounse
myself as a candidate for the Office of CITY sEk-
low citizens to elect me, promise to discharge the
duties to the best of my ability.
fe 26-lm GEO W. WILEY.
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70 2-dtd

~ The undersigued, ut the saiicitnties
OF many friends. Irrespective OF political psfuss ~
sp scfully presents himself candidate fef tne o
nee OF CITY SERGEANT. and soiitits the ci.lzsa'
OF Richmond generally to give him their saPpSorssy
10 l5-dts ED. .. GAL
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~ To the Voters of the City Of hisn r
HoSD.--l am aadidste for the ofsss OF CIf.
8AUGER, and respectfully solicit your sunis5ss 80
tae next April election. SAMPSON !oNkS'
fc i-dtd.
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Dangerously Ill.

WAsHINGToS, March l5-Hon. Mr. Harris, of
Alabama, is here dangerously ill, and scarcely
expected to survive.
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~ Hampton's Tincture

ET Hampton's Tincture
WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
WILL CURE COUGH!
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM!
WILL CURE sCRoFULA
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHEl
HAMPTOH'S TlNCTUfE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA!
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASED
HAMPToN's TINCTUKE - ''N- D''AA'1'
WILL IhvIGoRATE!
WILL CURE LOW SPIRITS!
HAMPTONS TINCTURE, wherever used. ha,
been 'uccsssful in curing diseases after other relns
dies have failed.
Delicate Ladies and Children will please give 1t
tTial Call and get pamphlets, and see cures of
Coughs, Bronshits Rheumasisun, Liver Comp q Mt,
Scrofula As g femsis medicine it 10 uprvalled
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all other RENE dies have failed
Chr mic or Periodical Nervous, sick Hesdache,
OF Ions standing. has been cured by it as invigo
rator ara restorative whe.e gentle stiu uisnr 10
wanted, we beieve superior to all the cordias
before the public To the YOUTH and CID AGE, the
single and married We oder the rncss vsiuahle rene
d. Gail and get Pam phlsts gratis, sni see cures.
Sold by PURCELL LAID CO., Richmond; BY
DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg BY All the Druggists in
Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOWsRAY, Balti-
aud By brvs rsts aus Store keepers everywhsrs
- 81 per bottle; bottles for sS.
NH i6-d&ets
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q Fer City scrgcaDt,.-Thc sn0scrloS
respectfully announces himself Candidate tos tns
otiics Of Clfy SERGEANT, 1t the sasaias slssaoa,
and viii bs Shsnkfal for tho support Of the yossm
the city. HENxt w. QuAxLEss
ia.l-dts
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e. Last Notfce.-One Week Louger..
Intending close my buslress at the old stand on
Monday, ths 24.h inst, l offer the rssidu, of my
stock OF Dry Goods, without regard to cost Terms,
"cash only"
My Store House will be for rent, on the first dsy
Of April. THOS. d. OUAkLES.
NH l6-ta
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To With gratitude for tn e l0nor propas.
ed in the nomination for the Council by " Many Re-
formers and Voters of Jefferson Werd'' | respect
NH l6-.t o. P BALDWIN,
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1927 ..sPRING and U NM Err eT(l1,K
1901. OF EEADY.MAOE CLOTHING II ar

1917 ..SPRING and & U MN ER STOCK
1901. OF EEADY-MAOE CLOTHING Il am
in receipt eff the largest ard stoe
Of sprius and Summer Ciothiog have ever op,ned,
At my new store. have now open fail sssortme ut
Of sizes of Black Cloth ntess Coats Bpsness CASH
mere Psnts; Satin rich figured Twiied Grensdins
silks FArmsIs' Satin, FaIey Cashmere fancy and
White Marssiiles Vests
FURNISHING GOODS -Cravats: Mask Ties Of
rv.ry variety; snspsnders; Handkerchief; Gloves;
shirts; Collss; 0auze Meriuo and silk Unde ssisfs
&c, &c.
la returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons,
solicit ea,ly call from them and the public GEN
crafty TO examine my new stock
J. d. GOODMAN, No, 119 Main ct.
N. b,"-Desirous Of reducing NY Winter Stock a.
low - possible those In wat win find sueh seods At
satsfAstory prices, mh i6 I'D u.
R VslN.SOO bbls. censnen z s.i.; fn ste. Q
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II To the Voters OF che City 81 HE .ss
MoNp.-l am candidate for the ofics of CITY seq
0EANf and respectfully solicit you sadsasss ~ w
1t THOMAS w. BOSWELL
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nANIEI. ~. L"NDiBN ANNOUNCES
II TIL E L A II w E f. *!
SALES TO BE CONCLUDED,
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
POSITIVELY TO BE CLOSED OFF,
EVERY ARTICLE ON HAND.
AT the store, corner Main and 18th SITS.
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FATAL RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN-On Wednesday
night . collision occurred on the Peusylvania Gem
tween an emigrant train and freight train, tear
log two cars to pieces and seriously damaging the
rest. Two emigran. passengers were instantly
killed, two had their legs broken and several
more were slightly injured. The locomotive of
the freight train was badly used up, and the plat
forms of several of the cars broken.
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BUYERS will come at once and get their supplies,
az the store can remain open only few days longer
Auy reasonable of.r will be taken for anything to
close it out In the Dry Cords line NO such oppor-
turity has ever occurred in Virginia as decline my
present business altogether, LIST April next.
l.
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MURDER BY SPIR!rUALIsrs- Sam W. Gray
and Mrs Philenia Upham. spiritualists of Boston,
have been arrested for causing the death of Jose
phine Gray, little girl by torture, inflicted as
they contended under the direction of the spirits
One Of the modes Of torture made use of wa tina.
Of tying her hands and feet that she could not
usc them In this position she was kept for days,
II not for weeks or longer periods. A board about
three feet and half long had been fixed, to which
she was tied. Strings were placed about her legs
and ankles, and her hands were encased In pair
of leather mittens and tied to the board Fixed in
this she had to lie perfectly straight being
unable to move either hands or arms in any direc-
ton. This instrument of torture is now in the
hands of the police. Another mode of punishment
resorted to was that of the shower bath.
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THE MISSES CUHNINGHAM.-A letter was re.
ceived, on Monday. by Miss Augusta Cunningham,
anonymous, of course,) in which she was in :.
formed that, If she came forward to prove the
marriage of her mother to DR.. Burdell her dea tn
would DO the consequence, IS the murderer of the
doctor was still at large, and had the key of the
front door In his possession. The letter came to
the house. 81 Bond street. among some European
papers, and its perusa naturally caused the young
lady considerable alarm 1t is now In the hands
Of legal gentleman, who will leave no effort un-
tried TO discover the writer.-N Y Express
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Lord Napier win present his credentials in Wash
ington to-day.
Col G. +. Suttle and not Col. Hume, of AIexan
dria, Va, was the gentleman who owned Anthony
Burns
Hon. Thomas s. Bocock Is announced for re.
election from the Filth Congressional District of
1t Is said distinguished Vireiuian has been Of
iered the Governorship of Utah.
Wilson Watkins, from North Carolina, murdered
ms VIE on the 4th inst, near Athens, Ala for her
interfering to protect her father from beating.
Il n. Horsely was shot and killed In Memphis.
Tsnnessee, last week, by Charles Wells, TO whose
visits to bis house he bad objected.
Only ~ deaths In New Orleans for the week
ending March 9th.
The Raleigh IN. o. Standard saw, tho cold
weather has killed all the tobacco plants in tina,
Thsdwsllng Of Mrs A. s. Moorins, Of Martin
$4,000 ~ '''@n'' Aoss
Sonn buckify. President of the New Yorh
Corn Exehsngs, died Friday morning.
F1nntHn n, H., Hosiery Mil was destroyed
Syys "a pa Fnaay. Loss. SO, 600; insurance.
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NUN CUhIMEnCENIENr of the spring
~ season opens with choice stock of gents ware
as we have ever introduced We cali attention to
the mems goods opened this last week, confident
that the assorted lines contain something to please
this most fastidous purchaser. Dress Frock Doeskin
Pants and rich ilk Vests, Of good quality now
ready for examination at the store of
GROSHONG K TUPMAN,
NH Is 40 Main straet.
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DOhEA0L h uAS AfFAHATUS.-. AaV.
L ing received the exclusive agency far the state
ofVirgtnia from the Maryland Portable Gas Compa-
ny, for the safe OF their machines we are now pro-
pared to contract for thsi ere tion
The machine IL remarkable for Its extreme sim.
pheity, us safety and economy one half cent per
burner for an hours consumption 10 large estimse
for this Gas while In Illuminating qualities 10 not
surpassed by the Coal Gas Of any city In the UnoL.
i 10 well adapted for Private Housss Factories,
schools, Colleges, Churches and watering places,
and provides, what In cities IL considered an inds.
pennbis luxury good gas light. much less ex-
pense than 10 paid for Oil or Candles.
Any information on the subject may bs obtained
by addressing sTEBBlNS PULLEN
mh Ini Broad street
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Inn BOXES CLAkHT WINE. ..sI Ju-
lOU lien Medoc; so cssks Hibb.Tts Brown Stout;
IS casks Muirs Scotch Ale, in store aid for sale.
r. WILBACHER,
Nc. 203 Main st.s..
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NOMINATIONS John Seddop, ESQ.,, has been
nominated for the Virginia House of Delegates by
the Democrats of Stafford and King George, and
Col \. w. Carter by the Wings and Americans
Of Richmond and Westmorelard counties. The
Democracy of Rappahannock and Fauquier coun.
ties met last week and unanimously nominated
Silas b. Huntop, Of Fauquier the Democratic
candidate for the State Senatorship from that dis
trict They also voted against . Congressional
Convention, and adopted Governor Smith as their
candidate for Congress-
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THOMAS D. 0UARLEs would take this occasion
to 81 press his grateful Acknowledgements to his
mereus friends and the public, for the worry liberal
patronage extended to him during long series OF
firm of CRENsHAW, QUARLEs CO, con-
tinuance of the same. NH l6-.ts
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DANGERS AND TUTORS CUKED.--
~ DR.. N. KAHN, late of Philadelphia, respect
fully offers his services to the citizens and the pub
lie Generally, for the cure OF Cancers, Tumors,
Moulds Rlotches and I'll diseases of the skin He
can also cure Secret Diseases
He will remain in hichmond three months. He
eau be found at his Office at the Clifton House, from
10 A. M, to 6 P. N.
Rscomm sndations can be seen on ap plication.
NH l6-lm*
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OAR IRON A NJ Is u q n w fl Il A a
Id FLOUR tons well assorted Mountain lrcn
IA half bbls fresh ground Buctwheat Flour, con.
SHIPMENT, in store and for sale low, BY
GEORGE BAGBY,
NH 1H-dIw 18Th afraaf
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ms 6-tlstA JOHN II Digger
~ Enquirer and Whir COPY
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wN No chsrge for draysGe.

u Receiving THIS Gay. per ecnr. Callego-
1000 lbs Bo,d aux Almonds; 5000 lbs. Sicily do;
2e0a lbs. French Filberts; $3.50 lbs Cream Nuts
SOTO lbs. new crop Pecan Nuts; $500 lbs Grennobls
Walnuts; SO boxes Oranges and Lemons; In No /
srder, for sale BY ANDREW ANTONI,
Inh Is Next door to ExchApss Rsnk
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nj

Dec I'd, at the rcsidcnc. of his eldest son,
in Elizabeth, Ill, Rev. JOEL BYINGTos In the
74th year OF his age, and the 49th year of his
ministry, formerly Of Jericho, Vt.
At Beirut. Syria. January 4lth, Rev. ELI
Smith, d, D., one Of the veteran missionaries
of the American Board. His death has been
LOOKED for but hopes were INDUCED that his
valuable life might be spared to finish the BIZ
bic in the Arabic language
In Shelburne, Feb. ?4th AsIoAL, wife Of
the late Dr. Friedrich Mack, aged 81 years.
At Fairhavcn, on the 9th Jan. last, at tho
age Of 4S wears, after Il brief hut painful i'll
ness JANE G., wife OF Hon Alanson A lien.
In Washington City, on the 25th MT, CLIu,
EiRolsIA, wife of Benjaman 7. Niles, and
daughter OF the late Jonathan Hagar of this
place. 7
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IMPROVED
"A M B r OF " + e S

There is nothing pret,ier to present to friend
than =" fac smile" of yourself, when you can
procure one executed in a scientific manner. Since
the introduction of Daeuerrcotyping in america
improvements have continually been made by
our cnterprising counirymer. One Of the latest
of these Improvements The subscribers now intro.
duce to the citizens Of Middlebury. BY it We
make the picture of the subject have the appear
ance Of projecting an eight Of an inch from the
glass, therefore get full s,erescoric view without
the use Of lenses
For Brlliancy of Tone and Durability Of finish
these pictures cannot be excslled. One of the
subscribers has lad long experience in picture
making, having for the last Ii years been engag.
cd in the principal establishments both in this
country and Europe. Every Improvement that
has made its Appearance he has had an excell, mt
opportunity to "launch" directly into and is
therefore fully competent to execute first class
work at whichever branch OF the picture business
he undertakes. Ambrotypes made after the most
improved style, either on light or dark ground.
An Ambrotype when properly finished is hermet-
ically sealed between two glasses, so that they
cannot be affected by either air water. All Of
our pictures are Theoretically sealed, which pro-
cess any one DESTROYS Of seeing will lie shown with
cheerfulness. Ambrotypes set in lockets.
Pictures of sick or deceased persons taken at
their residences Particular attention paid 10 cop
ying Daguereotypes, Ambrotl pes OF Paintings.
All copies We guarantee equal to the original pic
lures.
ROOMS IN STEWART'S BLOCK.
All are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc specimens. PUTNAM & RABLEN.
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BRoxcHiris AND Couou CURED .-Boston
August, Is.
s.w FowLE & Co. Gentlemen. HAY
Ing been troubled for considerable time
with bad Cough and Bronchial affectionl
was induced to try a bottle of DR.: wistarts
Balsam ofwild Cherry, which am happy to-
say entirely removed the difficulty deem
1t but justice to say thus much for .he bene-
at Of those who may be similarly afflicted.
GEORGE II. DAVIS, Firm of HALLEr e.
rivrs, Piano. Forte Manufactures Boston.
hereby certify that am personally ae.
qusinted with Geo. II. Davis Esq, and have
the fullest confidence in the above statement.
Boston, Aug, Is. HG. BARRows,
Late Practising PAy.ician.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on
tie wrapper. 4silw
AGENTS torwistar's Balsam and Oxygcnatcd
Ritters-w. P. Russell, Middlebury; A. p.
Roscoe, New Haven J. d. Needham. Biis-
tol; r. y Haskell, West Cornwall; +. &.
Atwood. shoseham; W. G. spraeue, vergcn-
mes. e. N, Wright, Orwell; J. Caldwell,
ehipmAns Point.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! At Probate
District of New Haven, S. Court. held at

STATE OF VERMONT, ! At a Probate
District of New Haven, SIS, Court. held at
Bristol, within and for the district of New
Haven, on the Goth day of February, 1867.
The administrators Of the estate Of
ABRAHAM GAGE,
late Of Bristol. in said district, deceased.
made application TO said Court, 10 present
and settle their administration account with
said estate;
Whercupon the said Court appointed tho
first Monday of April, 1857, at the Office Of
the Judge OF said Court in Bristol aforesaid.
at 10 o'clock AM, as the time and place for
said settlement, and made an order requir-
ing notice to be given to all persons interes-
ted in said estate; and for which purpose IL
is further ordered, thsta copy Of the record
Of this order be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Middlebury Register, news
paper printed at Middlebury. in this State,
all Of which publications shall be previous
to the said time. appointed for said settle
ment.
HARVEY MUNSILL. Judge.
true COPY Of record.
46 II. MUNSILL, Judge.
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"A q 7 d.

TIME subscriber has for many years been favor
cd with the patronage Of the public AS a
BOOK BINDER in the village of Middl bury,
and takes this method TO give general notice that
his dweling-house about two miles east of the
Village, on the east road 10 East Middlebury,
where all orders in his line Of business will be
thankfully received, and attended to on the short
est possible notice. Magazines, Periodicals,
Pamphlets, &c. bound in good uysc and durable.
Old Books rebound or repaired IS the case may
require.
N-B.-For the accommodation OF those who
cannot conveniently call ut his house. they can
leave their Boots at NR L. W. CLARE Book
store, where they will DO taken and returned
again amer hound.
~ Work done Us cheap as al any other eoun-
Try Bindery. H. RICHARDSON.
March II, 1857. 80;
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Crinolinia in Rhyme.
BY THE OLD MAN.

"A lady with criuolino was walking
down the street-her feathers futtered
10 the air-hcr hoops stuck out a feet,
She walked the earth as if she felt Of it
she was no part, and proudly did she
step along, for pride was in her heart
She did not see curly dog which walk
ed close by her side. all save the bushy
tail Of which her crinoline did hide. His
tail the dog With pleasure shook-it
fluttered in the wind and from the lady
crino.ine stuck out foot behind. A
crowd the tail soon did espy, as it waved
to and fro, and like rudder seemed to
point which way the maid should co.
The curly dog right pleased was he such
qusrters be had got, and walked beside
the lady in kind Of doggish trot. Each
step the lady now did take, served to in
crease her train, while those who follow.
I'd in her wake, roared out with might
and main, Some held their sides they
laughed so bard, and many fairly cried,
and many even still confess that day
they'd 'like to died But still the lady
sailed along. 10 crinoline and pride, I'M
mindful of the crowd behind, or dog
close BY her side. But soon another dog
espied the tail which futtored frce-it
so provoked his dcggish ire, he could not
let it bc-but with a deep, ferocious
growl, for battle straight he went. and
meath tho la1y's crinoline both dogs were
quickly pcnt. They fought, I'll, said one
hour or morc-the lady nothing knew
but With her head erect sailed on, aud
did her way pursue. Some say she new.
er would have known at all about tho
fight, had no. one dog mistook. aud gave
her limb an awful bite. But since that
day, I've heard i, said. that lady ne'er
was seen upon the rect, with 50 much
pride and snch a crinoline."
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CrRiors DiscovERY.-Tho Central
Texuu learns from gentlemen near
Navisoto, that while he was cutting down
q tree near that place be made most
remarkable discovery. He cut down a
very large cotton wood with hole in it,
and an aperture from the outside some
six feet above the ground. Upon split.
ting open this tree the hollow was found
to contain an Indians skeleton, which
was perfect, no. bone missing The
conjecture is. that, at some time or
other, the Indian got into this hollow
tree TO make his escape from some
enemy OF wild animal, aud was unable
to get out again, and so perisbod.
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holloway's Pills, an unparalleled Rene
dy r3r Female Complaints.-Thc Daughter
Of Mrs Henderson, of Waukcsha, Wisconsin,
was for d long time in d very peculiar and
delicate state Of health, the mother tried a
variety of remedies, hut without the young
lady deriving ally beheht. AS a final re-
course she tried Ilolloway's Pills, which she
used three weeks and found they considcra-
bly, improved her by continuing with these
structons were quickly removed. and she
has since enioyed the best of health. !