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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

BOYS CARRIED OFT TO SEA-A few days since a
yonDg son of police officer Charles III. Sherman. of
Wiiiiamsburgh, n, Y, visited his uncle at Railway,
y, j. On Saturday young Sherman, in company
with another boy, went out in small boat and
during the day were seen several times but since
then no tidngs has been received Of them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

Gov. WALKER.-SenatOr Toombs, OF Ga. has made
n speech in Wilkes county, in that State, IN which
he intimated that the nomination Of Gov. Walker
will be defeated in the Senate. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

TANNING SHEEP SKIss.-An annual business of
nearly S5O00O0 is carried n the near vicinity Of
"insted Ct. in the tanning of sheep skins. In Win
sted there two tanneries. whose annual business
absorbs some S250,00 to S3000 900 ofthe amount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

RESCUE PROM CAPTIVITY OF A MEXICAN BoY-Tbt
Commissioner of Indian Affairs received YESTERDAY
alettcr from Agent Dorm. dated Neosho agency, 81
ult. The agent states that PetrO Decnnsolacior
whose parents reside in Old Mexico. and who while
gathering wood with nine other boys in 1883, war,
together with of his companions taken prise
nor by the Camanche Indians, has been purchased
by Taly,a chief of the Usages: aud placed at the
Usage Catholic Mission. The youth Is represented
to he about twelve years of age. handsome INTEL
gent, and sprghtly, and has frequently expressed.
@re to return to his home for the purpose of seq
ing his parents, his brothers and ssters.-Udsb.
IUIGD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

MAN kILLED.-Last week an old miner. accompa.
MED ny his dog, got into empty mining car to 60
up the incline at Hampshire mines. His dog in
attempting to get into the car while it was in mo-
tioh' tell under the car, crushed TO death
thre" the car off the track which resulted in kill
ing ing III! master Thus died the master and his dog
Ihe minor s name was .Inhnson IoieLIr,na,t LII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

PosT OFFICE EAPP0IsTMEsTS.---James r. King post
master at Somerset. Sansemond county, Va, vice
james +, Smith, resigned. Asa squirss, postmaster
~ salt Lick bridge, Braxton county, Va vice CAas
Singleton, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

DEATH OF A TEsoR.-Signor Guiddi, the well
known italian tenor singer, formerly resident Of
Boston, died few days ago in Albany, ,:of consump-
tios. and in poverty, He leaves wife "a Boston
LADY, and several children. = = =
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MRS. CUNNINGHAM.


The following items are from New York paper
of Thursday evening
The physicians, Drs. Barker and De Wies in com
pany with Inspector Dks aud Justice Dawson,
called on Mrs. Cunningham in the morning. yes
terday. to offer her a personal examination. She
had been closely watched through the night by the
police, some of whom had been in her room CON
stantly, to prevent suicide her part. She de-
clined to be examined
1t ascertaincd yesterday that on Monday.
when DR.. Uhl announced that the california
Widow" was about being confined, Mrs. Cunning
ham at once made an inordinate meal Of cucunl-
bers, with the view of bringing OH pains which
should cause her to present the appearance of a
woman passing through the pains of childbirth.
The Cucunibers had the desired effect A violent
cholera morbus resulted, and during Monday eve
ming the pains were not simulated but real
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

The LATE JAS. C. DonBIS.--The Fayettsvi1ls ~
~ observer contains the following notice Of tbe
death OF ex-secretary Dobbin:
III mas been apparent, for some weeks mas. that
MS ehh WAS approaching. He hms.If W. Do, Iaaa
n"Sre OF II than were the sorrowiue friends u,bo
had so earnestly hoped and prayed that be n,ibt bo
sparen 10 Them to his State. aud to his I,ounfrv -
lie was prepared for the awful change IT. 80
purity is cloSed by triumphant death. Tho how.
anu CONSCIENTIOUS statesman, the true friend tba
upight man. has passed from the scene of his %
y honors to his reward above-tho 'weIl Jons', -
the faithful servant i uohe Oh
af. DoDbih was born in 1914, and was in tbe 1atb
year oi MS age lie graduated mt the niyerstv nf
NoFtn tafolina in 1892 read Law in the offica NJ he
iate Judge Strange was emincntly successfi at tbe
bar; was elected to Congress in 1876 and declnsd a
reeiectlon VS. elected to the Legislature. from thi
county IN 1913 and 1850; was Speaker of the Unmsn
Oh commons at the latter session; aud finally .ntar
Oh the 1aolnet as Secretary Of the NAVY in IS53
serving through the entire Administrator of presi
dent Fierce, which he did much to render snccess
tnt and popular. His devotion to the artuous dp
Nts OF that station cost him his life He has nased
away; but his memory will live here. in a communi
ty which both honored and loved him, and for
whose prosperity his last public letter breathed
the most ardent desire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

The FREDERICKSBURG TRAIN was de-
iaysd short tifte yesterday by the bad condition
Of small portion OF the track near Frederteks-
buFg, which WAS injured by the storn OF "edn"s-
day last ...-s s4 ses. .gssa# 8A pa
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PIc-NIc-Tbe Second Baptist Churcl

Picnic. The Second Baptist Church
sabbath School scholars presenteds very sttrac-s
i've appearance yesterday morning, as they march
ed down 10 Rockets, to take the steamer "Wm Al
!Ison" for Coxs Spring, where the day was spent
'h innocent anrusenents. As the day was pleasant,
We nave no doubt that the trip proved to be de-
ightiul one TO all who partieiuafed in il,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

MINISTER SHOT AT.--As Rev. Wm. p Merrill of
bidl'tnrd, Maine, was returning home, few even
ings since after delivering temperance lecture in
that town two men jumped from the woods and en.
deayored to seize his horse by the bride and fail
ing to do this. one of them fired pistol at him
IN examining his hat after arriving home. ,Ir
Merrill found that ball had passed through is
upper part, near where the top of his head must
nave been; Mr. Merrill was in buggy wagon.
aud he probably owes his escape to the ieetness ol
his horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

PLOT AGAINST THE EMPEROR's LIFE-Public at.
trnion in France is ccntered in the recent Italian
plot against the life of the Emperor. The Honte,fr
has the following:
"For more than month the police has had proof
that plot had been formed in London to make an
attempt on the life of the Emperor Three Italians
charged with the execution Of this horrible project
were at Paris, and arrested. The arms also which
were TO have been used for the preparation of the
crime have been seized; they consist of poinards
rev0lvers, &c. Brought to justice, the prisoners
had already confessed their crime and revealed the
names of their accomplices. The government
notwithstanding suspended proceedings against
them, in order that the cciat of the process might
not be regarded a means Of influencing the re-
suit of the elections which were about to taxi
place. The proceedings now resumed and AZ
ordinance of the Judge of instruction has SEM
before the Chamber of Accusation all the prison
ers arrested, with their accomplices. Their names
are Tfbaldi Bartolott Grill, otherwise Saro) and
Their accomplices are Mazzin, Ledru Rolin, Ma
zarenti, and Campsneia."
One Of the arrested Italians is said to have made
full confession of the details of the conspiracy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morping Mis-,

INFANTICIDE.-1 esterday morning Miss
Virginia Lloyd. charged with the murder of her in
Ent on the 10th Of July last, made her appearance
before the Mayor, to undergo investigation, but
Is his honor had heard the evidence when the In
quest was taken, the examination was waived by
the defendants counsel. A. Judson Crane, ESQ,
and the case sent on to the llustings Court which
meets next Monday. The prisoner Is young wo-
man Of rcspectability, against whom no breath OF
suspicion uttered, until she was deceived
under the promise of marriage. She appears very
much detected, but persists in the assertion that
thc death Of her child was accidental
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

THE LATE ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA F,ILs-Tbe Ro
chester American gives the following account of
the accident at Niagara Falls briefly noticed under
the telegraph head on Tines hy:
An Sccident of a serious character occurred AT
Niagara Fall, on Monday afternoon. about o'clock
1t appears that as usual. number of persons were
stroing about visiting the yarous localities of i'm
tercst,and number had descended the BIdle stairs
to the beach Of the river aud gone towards tbe Eot
ing rock, weighing probably from thirty to ff,r
tons. became detached from the bank above them
and fell with a tremendous crash to the bottom
me was 80 great as to split it into frag-
ments, and the pieces flew in all directions rbre
persons wers seriously injured-one of them. a Mr.
Il. W. Parsons, from Clcaveland Ohio il is farred
ia'aiiy' ohe piece OF the rock struck him in tho
head causing dangerous fracture of the skull and
another piece crushed one of his hips in a friyhtfn
manner. lie was immediately taken TO his hotel
ana surgical assistance procured. The profession
nj gentleman who attended him. EXPRESSED AZ We
understand, but little hope of his recovery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

The screw steamer Star of the South. $50 tons
built In Philadelphia four years old has been sold
to samuel L. Mitchell for sS2 400. She originally
cost S12o,ooo,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

HORRORS OF 1NsaNITY-We have noticed the re
cent attempt of an insane woman, named Mrs Mar
shall, residing in Clarkson, " Y, to murder her
children bypourinS hot water into their ears. A
later account says:
Gone is boy sever years old, who after the at
tempt was made upon his life made almost sunerhr-
man efforts to escape, and was fortunately snccess
tul. lie broke away from his mother forced open
the door of the room where he was confined. and
made good his escape. The youngest child was An
lAiaht about three months old and could make 10
defence. When taken up by its father it appearcd
10 be dead, but it discovered to exhibit some
signs OF life Its recovery is entirely hopeless We
have not heard the age or tho sex Of the other
enid After thls shocking attempt to murder three
Of her own offspring, Mrs NJ went and hung her.
self, aud when discovered was catirely dead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

STEALING CLorHEs.-Eiizabeth, slave
tow. FOX, was convicted before the Mayor yester-
day ofs,salng sundry articles Of clothing from Ella
johnson and Leyina Kelley, and sentenced TO tho
lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

THE CTIL DocKEr employed the time Of
the County Court Yesterday
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REMOVALS., &c.

T r. kEININGHAM has removed to
- No. 227. Just opposite hi. old stand and next
door to Crenahaw, Quarlcs & Co, where lie will be
very glad TO his friends Thankful for past IA
Nore hr will try t. merit futurr ones ami beng op-
posed 10 large profits, hc confidently offers assran-
Ces Uf satisfaction to all who may favor him with
call.
A. heretofore, his attention will be given TO BOOK
BINDING and BLAN Nk-B0OK MAKING. at strictly
tair rates. }. Il. kEINlNGIiAM
Book seller and Binder
Jy,l6-lm 22T Broad st between Sd and 4th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

BRIGHAM ferSd's PoL1cY.-1hc following is from
tho Washington correspondence of the Baltimore
sun:
The apprehension Of difficulties with the Nor
mons has subsded. No opposition will be made bv
the federal officers Brigham Young has not writ
ten letter To the President, was stated but he
sent him Mormon newspaper, with an article. of
hclal OF course, marked on the margin, in which
and subordinate to the United States laws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

ROCKING SToNE.-About six miles east of Goliad
fexas, on branch Of the Manahulla there is Il
rocking stone. of huge flint rock, weighing ten OF
fifteen tons which Is 50 nicely balanced that it may
be rocked like cradle with q touch of the hand
vet the might Of hundred would not suffice
to move it from its place When struck il ring
with loud. clear sound which is repeated as If it
were struck twice. A ledge Of flint and volcanic
rocks creep out of the ground at the same place
forming hilock, which il shadowed with grow
Of oaks. Altogether, it is curious and romantic
MIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

DEMOVAL-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office ~ the third house, South OF Trinity
Church, South side, and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DIR. T. continues to treat all
5yphlitc and Gonurrhueal plants: aud having had
much practice in this line atters himself that hr
give very general satisfaction call from those i'll
t,.rest"d is solicited.
pr p slso makes and vends Of the best restera-
tyes, Chemical Extract Of French Flowers for con-
sttutiOnal weakness, ever offered TO the public.
Dr. =. may be consulted cOntideutiaily by letter
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent to
der. in almost any direction.
0fiic" hours from A. NJ till 9 A. VI. Franklin
eet, near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

The FIRE AT PAIyEsvIILE, 0HIo-The following |,
list of the principal suffers by the great fire al
Painesville, Ohio, on Tuesday:
Ii. c. Gray. loss $1,000; NJ. r. DooIittle, 81 ,20
Thompson. $1,000; Sanger, sl,50a; Baker, S,,0G
Higgins, $780, Lines Morley, s. 0oO. b. Kibourne
$4,000 Batlett, s1.5O0; Ackley, $1,000; Seymour
$1,000 Tisdell, $1,500; Seymour, $2.0Of seymour I
Lockwood. $1,000; Lockwood. 81 900: J. Y. Scofieid
$4,000 Mrs. Scofeld, Sl00: J. :. Matthews, 81 500
Abbott Black, s350ts Painesvillc Telegraph, S200t
Moody, 5000; Croswell, 81 900; Reynolds, s49oe
wilson, $4,000 Whitney, $1,000, Wilders s2.0U:Je
nung $1,000 Donaldson, $1,000; live " stable, $500
Hrs. Boards 81 ,5as Benson Son, $1,000. Tota
loss So, 900 or 100000 About half covered BY
insurance. - -----
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DAILY DISPATCH.
SATURDAY MORNING .rot,sr o~-,,.- ,s,-

@ A-.--
IhE ATLANTIC SUBMARINE TELrgRApH-The nro-
Greetings IN regard to the Atlantic ,sleor.nh Ill
In England, are exceedingly interesting wo a,.
tract the following from an article ON the s,b;.c,
IN the London Times, Of the oath uIt:
The Agamemnon leaves Greenwich to5.,. A.,
ater the adjustment of her compasses nrocea,,s az
ohee 10 Queenstown, where the other vessels cor,
P'sins tue squadron--the Niagara Susauebanna
and Leopard-wili also rendezvous D,r;n- a.,
trip from Sheerhess to Queenstown eynari,S,o. s.e
viii oe made by laying down about twenty m lies
oi cable, in order to ascertain that everxthin, i
In IL, good working condition. by this means the
stiffness Of the paying out gear Of which eo,.isa w
bic distrust is entertained will he arcnrataI, 80
ca aud the amount Of risk known which IN.
scneme VIII have to encounter in m;d.ocaan
1nVse Hisis, however, are TO be strictly private
anc none hut those actually connected win Oh. ~
erations about to be undertaken ,ri,, -, ~ az, oP
on board. After taking in caals at Oucsn.to,yn ~
iour vessels will start together for yentia Ray n
mas peeh thought advisable to alter the arranoa.
=; -,;d ~ ~ "iies .ne Cable was TO have been Joined
iH Iiiusea, ahd the Agamemnon and Niagara then
make the best of their way to shore-ths S,rmo
10 America and the latter to Ireland No1,tIr 49,,
70 sab'arr9e oae 'chof. cabIe in contfnuou, J,n,
,rtm ".n'm hay 10 N,rfo'od'0nd The Niagara
VII ray the hrst half from Ireland to tho middle of
the Atlantic; the end will then he inned tn .h
o'Her halI on board the Agamemnon which tskes
IL on 10 the coast of Newfoundland Drrine ,h
""oio process the four vessels will remain t0rath-
or ana give whatever assistance ia renuired :
ME II IS being laid down messages will he sent
M osck 10 the coast of Ireland reporting each davis
progress and If necessary, of course each lour,.
Scientific men look forward to the resnIt ot The
dertaking with the deepest interest. Az some won.
derinl electrical phenomena are certain To h. Oh
served SCI yea during the process Of submerging. Tbos.
most nearly interested III the plan are san nguina t
all being successfully completed within mon, m anJ
the state Of the markets at New York known ey.rx
morning throughout England Most earnestly do We
nope that their fullest expectations NAV be real
that the risks of failure TO the pressrt ,,I",' 20"
many and most serious f "
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bERANGER continues to occupy notice in the
foreign press. Immense crowds go to pyrai.
'haiSc to visit his temporary resting place The
hawkcrs offer horrible lthographic portraits. with
Gerangers name affixed to them. He has lef,
forty-three songs, deposited some years ago at a
notarys at Passy. lie il known to have collected
notes fora history of France, and to have com
menced his memoirs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

ABoRTToN.-James II. Temple, a man Of wealth
residing in Peoria county. Illinois, aud Dr. Swan
sey, of Bureau county are held for the murder of
young girl named Rcgnat Lawson, on whom
an abortion was produced at Chicago. against
her will by the doctor. Temple the seducer of the
girl has highly respectable connections, and the
girl lived in his house his foster daughter. DR.
swansey IL native Of England, a man Of family
and possessing considerable influence in Bureau
county. He is said to be worth IL hundred and ff
| ty thousand dollars.
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EDUCATION.
fRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD.

A'A ING ANDDAY SCHOOL. IN rHv CRY oy R,ru.
soNp.-Ihe third session Of this institution viii com
ehce on TIE LIST o October next and close the 30th
June, is5S. - ~
In this school will be taught all the branches of
hnished education, including the Latin and Modern
languages. together with Music upon the Piano
ifafP and outar. Instruction in Vocal Music wilt
I also be given.
The services of competent instructors have been
Ntcn.on viii be paid to the proper training and
|Nahe"inent OF the young ladies intrusted TO their
tharge and their moral and ocal Improvement pro
'hq5c1 ri,'i hy every means n their power.
tHis -Chool lCCe-SnTto the well known and eat nh
lisIt Mn~af seminary, has been In successful 1r-
Ss"a IN k,chnoiia for nearly two years and the
any information which may be desired in reference
TERMS About the same AZ heretofore. For them
and other particulars, refer TO
-, Mas. JEFFERSON MINOR.
an '-d6wc3m Miss ADA u. MINOR.
M X. LEFEBVRPS SSCHOOL.-The next
-, session will begin on the lst day Of October,
lH'' ana c@e on the lst day of July iS5s For par
tIculars apply 10
HERBERT l.. LEFEByRE,
Al I--ft2m Corner Of Grace and Fousilse sts
MY SCHOOL, on lst street, between
IVA Marshall and Clay, i. now in s.ssion and will
continue until the sh April next. The second omar.
Ter tharng begun on the ath June) will commences
on On 'hs z4th inst Ny charges will De follows:
oi elehthIaf5 Latln. per month $500
Enssh GTaInnar, History and ieosraphy....... 300
vance. / aDpfS1S pA'yHpE
al 5-iN"
M lSS JESSIE G. GORDON'S SCHOOL.
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES, CORNER of Franklin
ana PIN strc"ts) viii be reopened on the lot day %
October and closed on the lst day Of July.
Higher English Branches. SO 90
urinary ".........-....... 80 N
Languages 20 IN
E'''st' 80 20
Persons desiring to enter pupils, can leave their
names at the School Rooms where Miss e. will meet
;htm at any hour they may appoint. H..
y 22-si2w&3tawl-tO
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOI.-Corncr 9th and Clay streets
This School OPENS lst October and closes on 18th
July.
TERNs-(PkYADLE sEN1-ANSCAILY IN ADvANCE)
Classical and Mathematical Department.
S1'Or Ci0ss-The Classics and higher Mathe-
maui = uV
JnHiOr CiGss-The Rudimrnts Of the Classics
with the higher English Branches ........... so 90
English Department.
iilSher Branches........... 10 NJ
........ ~
FRENCH Is taught By Prof. EMIoy
j. l6-3m ROGER MARTIN.
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4 THs UNION RgILpIxo FUsD OonrANr
viii meet tonight In shs Isctnre room o. Jonas
Church.
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EDUCATION.-ENaLIsn. .CLAssIcAL ANn

l. E'DUCAIlON.--ENGLi classical AND
Il NATHgMartcAL School,. III. BINFORD, prn-
flpHl ne exercises - this school will be resumed
on Monday, Sept. 2sth in the large and connexions
rooms on 7h street between Clay aud Marshali The
Principal pledge hls whole time and energy to the
thorough and accurate preparation of boys, either
Tor the University any uf colleges or for busi
ness pursuiia. Special attention is bestowed upon
IN" English Department, II is considered that an
accurate knowledge IL our own language il The i'm.
disp"usabr foundation ofall right education Exue.
IirI'"d and competent AsslStauts are employed az
III" wants Of the school require.
TEEAr, PAYABLE EEMtksSuALLY ~ ADvANcE:
Lain. Gr'e'k AMI Mathematics so O0
ts' 'tft
knP'h Brsucir. .... 90 Og
hg1"rH Languages (by Prof EmiOn) eas....... ~ 10
Parents are requested 20 make early application
~ 'h' humber Of pupils will be limited.
I'm
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1sBS rELIFT'S SCH0OL,-Tbe ne,t

VI <.siar, commences October lst 1881 The prims.
?, feature 81 this school, is the thorou IA and svs.
tcn,slJ sn-t5u,t0u in the French language given Ia
ALI the pupils without extra charge
The French i, taught by Professor and Madame
mi N of paTis, and peculiar facilities afforded
I1I learning t. speak the language.
Nh. rrILET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies IN English. shall be THOROUGHLY
tytughi.
10 ha uu application ~ her residence. Broad ST.
Richmond. Jy 22-d3m
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A SUccEssFUL SURGICAL OPERATI0N-Some time
since boyin this vicinity fell from a tree with nm
open penknife in his hand He struck in surh
manner as to force the blade through his ear into
his head. The blade broke off leaving an inch and
quarter OF its length buried out of sight in tn.
substance of the head. The blade eventually mass
ed into the brain. An application to several emi
nelt surgeons in New York and elsewhere failed
to bring relief The case was at last hrouabt IN n,
attention of DR.. Middleton Goldsmith of CastIetnn
Medical College, who lately succeeded hv deIi,ata
operation in removing the blade. After the re-
h"'"l the brain could be distinctly felt at the bot
tom of the cavity. The hearing, which had boo,
impaired was entirely restored. and the boy is now
as good as new.-Mddlebaay (Vt.) paper.
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MURDER IN TExAs.-A brutal murder was com.
nltted in Freestone county Texas, on the 18th inst
by John Coekrum upon his brOther.in-law VIM n
self who received three cuts from the former eth
4r of which would have proved fatal. The cans.
was trivial. COckrum arrested and committee
for Il ial
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IN BOXES Prime Yellow Cutting GO
oN shsn cHHssE, reesysd PER 81 '.,spsr fos .sIs by