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,y.H,* CO.'S LOTTERIES.
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o.,,s =, the srest favor with which our sinaie
C~'es 'es'.,ad., " have been eceved hv the public,
~. NpHSsl he lsrss demand for Tickets: the asnsss
swan y, .hs year The f5ltowins scheme will be
thTodtaou, II their Lotteries for March, 1857:
diSsh :. saturday, sfarch 2Iss, 1887.
CLASS 29.
4, the city of Atlanta. ca in public, on
To oe s,ss,*,rday. siHrch ISfh, 1857,
~ r,Ets PLxN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Wv 1850 Prizes!
,..,. tA,.. O.s Prize to Ersry Tea 7sekets!
-A''' ;I0.0o0 Tickets.
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THE HUMAN FACE-The Rev. Orvilie Dewey,
in one Of bis LECTURES on the Problem Ct Human
Destiny, remarks
"Tbe expression of the face is beautiful dis
tinction of humanity. We are little aware of the
iuhuen which 1t constantly exerts. If the dumb
ANIMAL over whom man exercises his cuelty ii the
horse or dog, when suffering by blow fl ON the
violence of man, could turn upon him with look
of Indignation appeal, could any one resist the
powt of the mute expostuia,ione How extraor-
binary, too the difference of expression in the hu
man face, by which the recognition OF personal
identity is secured Oa this small surface, nine
ipches by SIX are depicted such various traits that
among the millions OF Inhabitants the earth, no
two have the same lineaments of the face What
dire confusion would ensue il ali counte psbces
alike; iffathers did not know their children by
sight, nor husbands their wives But now we
could pick cut our friend from among the multi
tu6es OF the assembled universe"
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NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS The democrstie
citizens of New York. now in Washington, met o:
Whlards' Hotel, on Monday evening. and agreed
to recommend tie following persons to the Presi-
dent for appointment Jabob A Westerveis col
Iec,or; Isaac v. Fowler, postmaster VI i!liam H..
Ludlow, naval officer; Anson Hsrrick. surveyor !
Isaiah Rynders, marshal. Unanimous > Emanuel
B. Hart, navy agent w J. Brisley. naval store
kesper; Adam p. Pentz. superintendent OF the
assay Office Josiah Sutherland, district attorney
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HEAVY PRoFiTs.-While all of our port opera
tors here have done well this season. some of them
have realised very heavy profits. We learn that
one house has cleared NO less Than $500 900; ano
ther shows S200 600 on the right side of the bal
arce sheet; while the profits of yet another amour.
to S15o,0Oo, and several others loom up TO $4,000
and $lO0 000.-Lou Conr.
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MUNIFIoEsT BEQUEsr.-Miss Elizabeth Gal
s.on, who died In New York recently was poser 49,
o Of a large property, considerable portions of
which las been bequeathed to charitable institu
tions The following among the rest--~To the
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions, s. 00o Board of Missions of the GPne-
raj Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Get Phi
ladelphia for the promotion of Domestic mis-, ion
So 900; Board of Education, same church, $4,000;
Am. Tract Society, N. Y, $lt00 Relief of lndi
gent Females, 6 200. handsome donation is
also made to the American Bible Society.
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CHALLENGING JURoRs-An act has been re-
ported in the New York Legislature limiting the
bias and prejudice for which challenge to juI
Tor will lie three cases: Ist whers it Is person
al to the accused 3D. whereit arises from personal
knowledge of ths charge; Sd, where i. springs
from conversation with witnesses to any fact EN-.
braced by the ind ndctmeni; thus excluding all bias
founded upon the hearsay of third parties or from
reading preliminary reports
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WESTERN IMPRovLMEETs.-A project is OF
foot for the construction Of a ship channel from
the harbor II Rondesu, on Lake Erie. In Cansds
West, to the 81. Clair river, shove the fats. Th,
citizens tf Buffalo, N. Y, and Cleveland, Ohio
have been moving On the subject, and an effor
Il about to be made to organize . company fol
the purpose.
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MORE RAT PolsoS.-The whole family of John
Scott Of Scotts Station, near Cynthiand, Ky. weis
poisoned on Sunday last II Is supposed. by arsenic
brought to the house to destroy rats but which by
some means got into the corn meal Mr Scott
died but 1t is thought the rest Of the family will
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LONGEVITY The Hanover, Pa, Spectator
gives au account of . female who resides in that
county and is ll0 years old, having been born
near Hanover iu I747 She has never been out OF
the county; was married two years before the
Declaration of Independence was adopted has
had nine children, the oldest being now IS years
of age, and never took dose of medicine in her
fifa
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YOUNG AMERIcA.-A few days since, two little
school boys we're missing from Winstsad, Conn,
and fears were entertained that they had been
drowned. They were found, however, the same
evening seven miles frcm home, baving started to
go to California be Gauss they had" such hard les
sous TO gei," and were afraid Of being logged II
they did not & get them.
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PAY oFTHE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE SECRETARY.
One OF the last acts of the late Congress was
provide salary of s. 500 year for the Presidents
private secretary. Heretofore the only lawful
compen sat0n this officer had received was out OF
a small appropriation to secretary to sign land
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SINGULAR FATALITY "A brakeman, nam ed
Dickinson was killed last week near Utica New
York, while passing under bridge. lie was the
last of four victims who have perished by similar
accident within few weeks. They ali lived in
Utica, and three of them in the same house.
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DISCHARGED Sixteen ship carpenters were
discharged from employment at the Gosport Navy
Yard on Saturday, on account Of scarcity of work
Among them were some of the oldest and most eff
fcieut workmen 10 the department.
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DEFAULTING TELLER WIN. Is. Smith. for 29
wears teller of the Long Island Bank, Brooklyn,
New York has been discovered to be defaulter
in the sum of ST., 500 Expensive living is the al
legged cause of the defacation. Smith belonged 10
a highly respectable family in Brooklyn, and bis
integrity has never before been doubted.
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VALUABLE CARGo-Tbe Russian ship Nicholas
l., left HopoIulu January 22nd. for Constradt, had
cargo of furs valued st 100000 belonging to the
Russian American Fur Company.
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TOO SAFE-The locks in the vaults of the new
eus,om house at Cincinnati. four Of which cost
$1,000, are said to be failure Sometimes they
won't lock, and sometimes they won't unlock; the
collector having occasion TO use $l20,000 in the
vaults, was nearly barred out.
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A RACE OF ONE HUNDRED MnEs-The Troy
and Albany papers think that great deal Of sport
and excitement will result from race which IL
to come on ON the IOth Of this month It 10 statsd
that q man named A. A. Dalton enters T. n Bro-
ker, and 8 H. Taylor enters b Unknown. The
race is to come of the 3osh Of this month $4,000,
play or psy'-forfsis money up, and the horses
are now 10 process Of training. Ths horses are %
travel from Albany 20 Whitesboro. Onsida coun-s
ty. the distance between which points IL stated TO
be one hundred miles. 22s -Fss8 z hFsf4as
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THrATRIcALs IN AUsrRALIA.-Mn. Forrest,
Madame Bishop. @. v. Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs. StaEk,
Miss Goddard. Mrs. Brousham spd G. K. Mason
are al performing 10 Austrahs, with good success.
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observation-disclosures III. Wilson, Esq, .!
Winona Wisconsin,, has been appointed United
States District Attorney for Minnesota, vice Nor
mon Eddy resigned Mr.. w. is a son Of Hon.
Edgar c. Wilson, of Morgantown, Va.
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ARTISAN WELLs,-Mr. J. Rolies has Just com
pleted an Artesian Well for the city of Baltimore
on the south side of the basin, obtaining large
supply of excellent warter, at depth OF ninety
tour feet
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UsIrED STATES BRANCH MIST-Ths re,ort !
Of the operations OF the United States Brsuch
Miut in San Francisco for the month ending Jan.
uary, 81. 1887. is ~ foIlows: Deposits os eoId.
ounces, 60e6 3d. do Silver. oancss 332 90; nuoss
Der of depostors. 1,457. The coinage In doublo
eagles was 65 900, amounting IN 81 900 0O0 hAlf
eagles 90 co., amounting 10 $50 oo0 total coinage,
ST. $50 coo. tssssSsi
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There were nny ak vessels in Hampton Roads
Monday.
The lows Central railroad has been put undo
econract At so 500 mile.
The early crops are said TO bs very promising
10 Texas.
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CUBAN ITENs.-Aa arrival at New Orleans fur-
rishes the following itema from Cuba.


nishes the following items from Cuba
The number of messages sent over III Cuban tee.
graph lines IN February was 6Sf, 2S76 an in
crease Of sos messages ,648, the saos mon
Isst year. Our Cuban neighbors are evidently wa
king np
The rentals real of Havana amounted In the msnth
of January TO ,2oS S8 an increase Of l47 02l
that of the same month last year.
Fhe agent of Lamattine has been very successfal
in obtaining subscriptions 10 his works throu
Island.
In the month of February, arrived at Havana by
the Matanzas railroad 2i 5i5 boxes claysd and 98
mugcovsdo sugar. TIE business of the road 10 be-
coming very lucrative.
new bank is to be established in san.iago de Gu
bspresent capital 5000 900, to be incresIed If
sary 10 two miIiiens.
The subscribers to the grand hotel del Cerro wti.h
Is to be orhy of Havana, met and organized the
5h The work will be prosecuted vigor, usy
The Prersa 10 enthus astc over the discovery OF
euano on the south aide of the island to examine
which commission has besn named by the Captain
General. 1t is said to be very rich and viii prove
god-send to .hs sugar planters of Cuba.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENT.-Elias
Rector, Of Arksnsas, to be Superintendent Of In.
the place of q w Dean, removed. John Hatchs
inson, of Missouri, to be Receiver Of Public Mo-
nsys at Milan, Missouri, In the place of Wesley
Halliburton, whose term of Office has expired. Ro-
bert ID. Morrison, OF Missouri. to be Register OF
the Land Office 1t Milan, Missouri, In the place
of Jacamiah Seaman whose term Of Office hiss ex.
pired. Warren H Graves, of Missouri. to be Re.
sister of the Land Office at Springfield, Missonri.
In the place of Richard N Jones, whose term Of
office has expired Nathaniel B Holden. Of Ma.
souri,, re-appointed to be Receiver Of Public Mo-
nsys at Warsaw, Missouri. BIS previous term Of
Office having expired-Hash Union. 4. - y
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THE SILK WORM MALaDY continzesin Tfsncs,
The Emperor has just offered prsmium q Ten
cause of this malady. and indieits An eniescious
remedy for It. So sgss.s.ss.
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COTTON The manufacture of cotton was frs
introduced into France In ITO, and has Increase
1t an enormous rate. The total number Of per
sons cow employed In It is near 100000. The to
tai value of all the manufactures of France annu,
aly, 10 600 600 600 francs, and they are rapidly
increasing.
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CALIYoRNIA GoLD-Sipce the 1st Of JauuaSy,
the amount of gold received ct Nav YcsS from
California has been e5 600 5e5 which 10 ei 6e5 396
less than for the same period last year.
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OUTRAGEs ON AMERICANS IN DoMIEIcA
letter from st. Domingo in the New York Herald
gives rather an alarming account Of the perils to
which American residents In the Dominican Re-
public are exposed by the hostile proceedings of
Segovia. the Spanish agent and bis adhereuts Il
states that an attack of . mob Of one thousand
armed men was made upon the house Of Mr. Ell.
liott the United States consular agent during bis
absence-that the United States flag was trampled
under foot, and that an attempt was made to tear
down the American flag staff and 1t was prevent.
ed by an English war steamer. Mrs Elliot and .
servant were the only persons In the house at the
time. A letter also states that on Independence
day . general onslaught was to be made on the
American residents by Segovias creatures.
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MtGNIFICENT SCHEME.

&" ArPKOYIMATl0S PRIZES.
,,iz,, ~ s.50 spproHnsans TO $4,000 -,
ry4zs Observation-Disclosures 80. - IsNou
.is.of s4.sl srpTox,msting to $20,16
r,4-E AZ. oVN
,,-le. Il $40 s7proxinating to Slo,Oa0
rrige sic .......-'.-.''''' ''''''-''.''.'. fte
.rsss. cf $50 apprcximst;us 10 $4,000
rrrrR.t .tre...s.............' o-u
,rf,e. af SOS Arp.ozimstins to $500
p-lga <So
uttyss Of SO spProxinssins 10 5000
nriZe Hlr4.......-..s. ...''' ''..''''..'.'. ~so
s-;,ss q S55 .-pPIominatiHg IL $1,000 o,o
ur;,s srG... ''s''''''s ~-V
pIa., Of So epgroxims'i..s 10 S5,OCo -.
r-IIu sis.,....-......-'..- .--'.''''..'..s ~o'
fprt,-s Ci S.5 4igro2imaLinG IL ~ledo go
pz,.s Gre. -....,-.s.'.. '....'s-..''''.''. LOU
. n~'gss of 60 Z. S.YlJ1ilisiia5 to %3ouo
or.e eEFS..-....-,....s''' '''..-.''...'.'. loo
c,,1.s Of 80 ArproIinlstihe 10 S2,dCO
mrs ,re...,...-...s.. s....sr'..'.'''. AZ
rr,zrs of 30 spp,c.imstins W Sl,UOJ
rreya ets. Observation-Disclosures. luu
4. 4, Of s.2 .2AEe.......-........... 0to
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DrsyRyEp CoNPLiMnNT.-Hon. Ansons ,Bgs.
iio rame the "Bob Acres" Of Btack eepubl1tanlen,
Ia : late spsech shout be frtsod Ueas @ . meeSA
teson az Nsw York. aaid he kssw MattaaoagwoDeI
had watched his coarse Ia 0oneseeas Ao1 alWaYo
fund hin Ann ana faisbfsl 10 - e1nGo - -
dom--alWsys ~ true a. et1n(s 4ss & Esss - zsS VI
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AyTnAY.-wm lforrow was s1et wv ~
Clarke at Madlsunsills xys - noooAS aWaS =
n debate. Morrow b supgueod - - 4qne4
wcanlsd. Hosb wese eAndAdAAee - - - al 4,
tuse = ohat sosnty. 4 1s@. 1-'ss y
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RoHEHOOD III l. L. 1.-The subscriber
t'ihe taAsn lease upon thls mill, formerly
rA &s lount's Miii) respectfully solicits the
tt.nGhsss OF The public. Thsle IL an excellent Cub
T,qG,aef T,Ga attached. Toll on n,-tenh Mr. John A
III. Aiiei' 'sber Industrious and competent miller,
nah 7-ss naS,I = C.O,SSp
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hEEAo, Bucuit Kais, BSsLwhest sad Omar
,,, . De made With ths AZUMEA, at much
Po,ycAtpssnse ihsn with any other Baking or Yeast
.s 10 use. forsale at
az ILItADE BAKERS New Apothecary Store.
.~ -. TT. ls6 NJ. w. cnrn-r of Main and I0,h ~,
- 1tos tUa IHa ePHINti TnAD Dn,--
erueis t. 'Iose'iber will be bsppy TO supply every
otLet. ,ae area line TO Consumers pbysicfsns and
,h4 B'snay, 80. of the very beat easity. md or
,,b 9s istsoaable terms.
va ~ sP. sEMPLC. aea MAJ, st
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NAvAL-The u. S. Steam FIigate Merrimac,
came in the Roads on Sunday morning, having
bad fne passage of eight days from Santa Cruz
touching at St. Thomas. The ship was off the
Capes Friday, but did not come in earlier on
account of the weather. Her Purser, Thomas Ms
Blair, died at Santa Cruz, and was buried with
military honors before the ship left that port
His death was caused by an attack of disease o
the heart.
Commander William McBlair, has been ordered
to the command Of the u. S. ship Dale. Orders
have been received to fit her out Immediately for
the Cost OF Africa.
U. S. ship jamestown, the Flag ship of the AT.
rican Squadron, has been ordored homo.
Captain Thomas A. Conover is expected to tax
charge of the L. s. steam frigste Powhstan, now
undergoing repairs a. the Gospor yard as his Flag
ship TO the Atricyn Squadron.
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49,. g. There were thirty six sal ve...,.
.ssn nenfers and two canal boats n ths ~,
yesterday afternoon. Ia TIE river fSer4 - aosh
charsio ss.s aud two stssmsrs, sl receiving = il.
dav : nrnoh-Ws haees-Ws noticed at Roekssis, yeste,,
had in.. soeI q wheels fog railroad trucks MA
Rchmendc ceen landsed from the steamer aCitv -
COMPANY 'of the Virginia Csntrai Rsilrosd
Nenh vspS sss sssiess between thi. city ADD i,
the increase. On -. .od seems 70 be sieadIfy %
meets ,D 2. boards and scanslinrs ro...s,. -
tend .',n Msss.as Our readsrs ara ,n,,..s !. -.
h..r M meeting tonight At the Afr;e.n nsn.., - =.
Office Of tuner and Daniel. candid.te. y, ;h y
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DgAD-Mr David Bruce. zen, shs fo0sder end
stereotyper, died at his residences In New York. -
Sunday He was brother 70 Mr.. George Bvoss
he sminent type founder Of New Yesk Mr.. },
The invs nor of the machine f,r plAlt lag s1er.
sotYpe plates, and other useful natteeA
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ELECTED AT LAsr.--Ths fact that Rsv. eanuel
w. Ward. (coiored) formerly Of 6yrasnsass Now
York, had been convicted Of forgery II Jamaica,
and sentenced 70 Van Dismsu's Lasd. hAe b<ea
m entioued 10 Ie46 Ward was thA AhelIeian eaar
didata for Vice Presidsuk with Gerris 0rtth 20 !
President, asd received several shousand vesss for
IN bi9h position %aS Esa@ -
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| A MORMON MADMAS Copenhapen iourn.,
publishes the following:

MORMON MADMAS "A Copenhagen journal
publishes the following:
"A young man named Nielssn, possessed offs sm all
fortune, and ahortculturst in the village of he
trAlleherg, aear Fsaaerg, In the Isle of Fionja bs.
came about two years ago converted to Mormonism,
his new faith. He pressed his Wits, youns woman
of excellent character to embrace Mormopism slso
but she positively reused to abandon the Lutberan
creed in which .he had been brought up Finding
ms enors vsn ne became much sxcited, ana recent
y declared that he would repgdate her and 20 with
his three children to the country Of the h in
Amerisl.
"A few dsya back they had violent qusrrel on the
subject ana In the dead of hs aroused bis WIFE
aud to her surprise she saw that he had torch in
one hsrd and poinsrd in the other. He said tha,
an angel had appeared to him, and had charged him
in th, Eams of God t. convert her to the faith OF
the MoTmons The young woman said that she
would sooner die than change her religion, VIII are.
upon he CRIED Then perish 10 fn. impe Ritence y
and at the same moment he stabbed her three time
in the abdomsn with his ponsrd; but finding tha,
did net kill her, hs went inio the kitchen for large
knife and with it cut her throat Shortly after he
ca led up his servant made her prepare him break
fast OF which he Par.ook heartily and he then went
to the authorities stated the preceding circumstan-
ses and was at his own request lodged in gaol."
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FESAhLE IL EA L. ESTATE FOR
oALf', FHiV aTELY. The sutsc iber, prepara.
f! )" removal TO his farm IN Nelson county. Of
.s toF sale the following neal Estate In Richmond
ehd lts vicinity:
So, snosome three story brick tenement on Main
q Tween "a ana 80 streets, now occupied by
tin ~ "eillng on Clay street, near the corpora.
ksq " LAO iesioence " heief -. olenn,
ssv.rs building Lcts sdioipns the above.
It' 'oant Lot On 9TH street, between MARSHALL and
E1s,,S Se+, opFosite the residence of DR.. Wayt
tear ~. hse se'es Of land a6joiuing Wooda vn In
with Saas.lch ~nlch are many beautiful builoing Lots
Wors 'ohafeo and .hirtythree acres of land oil ip
Rir5 "a the "liiiamsbuig Rosd, about miles from
"ahs'y teIes, ali in wood. on tha Ds,bv.Towp
qLso sooat miles below Richmond.
d.s fo's property will be sold on re easonable cre-
Arytg,. iuther Information sppiy 10 GopDrN
mb at, VI 70 RiCh'D HILL, ia.
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A MUkhAIN APPRoACHING.-Ac correspondent.
of the London Times says that an exceedingly ia.
tai epidemic has been ;or SOME time ravapinr m
herds of Central Europe, and has now reached
Kouissberg, whore one proprietor is said to have
lost three hundred head in night. The writer
says:
In l745 the same or q like epidemic was intro.
duced into England by means of two calves from
Holland In the second year after its intro.
duction over 40 ot0 cattle died in Nottln ghamshre
ami LeisceEteIshire, and almost a. many m1re in
Cheshire Duiing ths ,hird year Esmaueratton was
given 0y the soyernn snt, who had ordered the se
srpc ion of diseased cattle for fewer than so 0o
head, while twice as msny more. according to the
report of one of the commssioners disd of the mai
ady In the fourth year it was equally fatal. nor
does It appear to have completely disappeared iii
eight ysals after
On the Continent every exertion is being made
TO arrest the progress of the infection, and mitarv
detsehments are charged to destroy all cattle that
become infected in Pr issia. il ansy one Of herd
should be- attacked, the authorities order The
whole to be slaughtered; and cordons sauta;re,
are established along the frontiers to prevent the
ingress of cattefrom districts in which the 6iseass
exiSs.
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EN- = sEED.--iOU bu.n ps Imr Cio.
co., sesa which We will cell at rsdu rates to
nL ~ s1Samsat. Il. II. BkIEKEAA co,
Cary street.
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SUIcIDF.-Oa Monday evening last, Asa NJ. Mc-
Corn ick. If Alexandria, Virgins, book keeper
il lamp store in Washington city, while labor
ing under insanity produced by illness, attempted
to take his life by cutting his throat with q n,
aud succeeded in inflicting slight wound. lie
was taken to the hospital and died the next day
from etfuson upon the brain.
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ItVIIC E.-.My wife Martha -. Lewis
- Asa ietE my BED ana board, without just cause
III ~ pio'Ocailon on ny part; therefore, do forwsrn
s asainrt receiving her into their houses or
sne her credit for any thing on my account for any
sum or smouct whatsoyer.
ia l3-Gm@ .CEJN rFpIs
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TRACES or Slla sCFS FRANKLIN's PARTY
TIE vague reports ef last summsr in respect TO
new traces of some Of Sir John Frarklin's party
are made somewhat more distinct in letter from
Red river settlement Hudson's Bay territory,
pubg shed IN .he London Times. 1t says:
have just returned from -. who was al n ,r-
way House last July, and the man who
brought an express to Sir iseoSge Simpson from
Mr. Anderson, in Mackepzie's River Gistr:ct, sta>
ting that Indians had brought over reports 20 one
of the trading posts in that quarter that Indians
had seen two or more encsmpmen.s of whites
an island some point where Anderson and
Stewart turned back in 1855, and that one of the
encssapu,ents particularly was quite fresh, SUI
posed to have heep abandoned day two bs
fore the Indians saG i, and from the traces it
was though hit thst there might haye been ten
twelve men. l could not hear of the exact locali-
ty further than Anderson and Stewart were with-
Ia very short distance of the place where t lie
traces were seen"