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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
EDGE HILL SCHOOL

EuUh HlLL SSEVVI.
THE second session Of this school will commence on
following. The session is divided into two terms, OF five
months each. The subjects taught are ancient and mo.
dern languages, and Mathematics. The charge, for every
thing except lights, is Sl35 per term. payable in advance.
Persons desiring 1t, may obtain a detailed catalogue by
addressing the Principal at Gainey,s l; O.; csrOline co
REFERENCES.
+. w. Coleman, Senate Of Virginia.; Prof. Harrison,
Davis, Ca6oll, Minor, and McGufey, University Of Va
Prois. Venable aud Brown, University OF Gcorgia; J. Ran,
dolph Tucker, Esq, Winchester; r b. Heath, Esq, and
X. 7. Coleman, NJ. D., Richmond; James c. Southall, Esq,
July l4-cwtf. SAML
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,
BY MRS. E.. L. DICKINSON.
\HlS Institution 10 now open and ready for tho rcccp
IL ton OF pupils. The course of study comprises al
the high and ornamental branches OF Il refined female cdu
cation.
Having given general satisfaction wherever she h"s
taught, Mrs. ID. IL furnished with ample references Tor hci
qualifications as a teacher, from the first families IN Geor
gis, Alabama, South Carolina, and Austin, Texas
Information eau be had ut the Ashland Hotcl, personally
or by letter.
TERMS OF TUITION:
French and English, per month, Contemporaries :"
Music on the Piano. dncluding use of the ins"u' e M
monD, m
Needle work, in all its various branches, "
A thorough knowledge Of wax work, In rat N n,
howers,- NJ
Drawing aud Painting, "
Alum work Ono CHARGE. "A ~
Board, payable monthly In advance, w
N. B.-The French Glass will be required to converst
daily with the Teacher. Particular pains VIII De ,akei
in cultiys,ins the manners and refinement OF Hiitne youn.
ladies entrusted to her charge. oVIcu
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MIX. LEFEBvREnS SCHOOL
CORNER OF GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS,

IyNiEn next session of this Institution will open "u the
= hrsi dry OF OCTOBER, lsJ7, and close On the lirst day
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
For Board, 800
For Washing, ~
For Lights, Il
For English Tuition. 4O
For Modern Language. Haeh) ~
branches, IU
For Latin, M
For Music Oh Piano, Harp, Guitar, Organ or Singing: -
For one lesson (ol Nh hsur,) II week. ~
For two lessons (nian hour) n week, III
For three Lessons lot an hour n week, lW
Four four lessons (oi an hour Il week, l"U
For the uselot Piano, !"
For Drawing from Models, ~
For Drawing from Nature. ~
For Painting in Water Colors, ~
For Oil Painting, ~
PRIMARY DErARrMESr-f-r Children under II gears =,
OF age, a"
REFERENCES:
THE PATRoNs or THE SciuoL-Riyht Rev. bishop
| Meade, Right Rev Bishop phns, Right Re, Bishop Einoh
Of Georgia, Right Rev Bishop Cobbs Of AlabaIna' Key
Moses ID Hose, y ID, Rev Chas II Read, ID d, Kew '
| Moore, ID ID, Rev h Giiderslcve, Rev Geo ID Cumming
Washington city. and TIE Clergy Of the Episcopal tAnr'"
in Virginia
FACULTY.
lunERr 7. l.EFEByRR. a. a., Principal.
Rev II $ kxpler, Mrs NJ F Cary.
Rev w + Wcbb, Miss Mary Gordon,
John p Little, NJ u, Mis- f. Bartlett.
X A Lewis. NJ D. Mrs Taylor,
EliodOrO Camps, Nadine NJ Estran,
John a Calyo, Mad ellie Lacy,
& Thilow. Chas II Rosrn,
W F Grabau.
MADAME l.. Y. ELANcuET, French G0vcrne-s
All letters to be directed to Hubert +. Letebvre, h'h'
mond Wv. -
Persons in want Of Female Teachers, may, by applying
to me, secur' the services Of competent l"dies-'e''"
have applied to me to secure them situations.
July l-c3n u 10
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RUNSE,IEDE SCHOOL

R~USSEhIEDE SCHOOL.
fNNHE fret session Of this School will commence nm
Il the 10. Of October, 1857 and close On the 3lst Of Ju.
The course Of instruction will include the Enpl;sb
Latin, Greek, French, aud Spanish languages, and iheir
literature. and Mathematics, (boll theoretically and in lis
practical applcation)
The Principal is IL graduate Of the University Of virri.
MIA, and was engaged for one year ns teacher Of Mntbr.
mates in the school OF MI. l.. N. Coleman.
The School is situated In FHuquier county. in . n.;,b.
borhood we'll known for its line climate aud excellent SO.
cicty.
TERMS Board and tuition for each tern, Of Az.
months, sl25-payable on the Is, OF October and LIST of
March. Lights extra.
Circulars, giving further Information, may be obtained
by addressing the Principal, at Salcm Station, Fauouier
County, Va. GRAY CARROLL. Ma.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty Of the University OF Virginia.
James X. Marshall, Esq, Virginia Senate.
+. w. Coleman, Esq,
Hon. A. Atkinson, Ise of Wight County.
Geo. w. Carroll, Esq Ise of Wight County.
Col. C. G. Coleman, Louisa County.
Rev. G. II. Norton. WLrrcnton, Va.
May 2o-ctlstEov
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SCHOOLS AND
MISS

BOARDING. mi DAY SCHOOL.
TIME Second Session OF Mics pegrhm's. School will
begin on the Isl day OF October next, und wilt end
on the 30th Of June, leos.
Tho course Of instruction will be thorough and extern
sivc, reaching from the elementary 10 the highest branches
of education.
Competent assistants will DC employed in each depart
ment
The English Department will be under the immediate
super vi.iom oil Miss p.gran,. and she will resume the
'lSrlles l.cttrrs Clnss" Tor young ladies who have left
school.
Circulars containing full information concerning III,
School may be hal on application to Mrs. J. W. prarnm
Linden Square. Ric!. mnnd
Persons intending to enter Pupils are requested 10 IN
gaee them without delay, 30 TINT arrangements may b,
made for their accommodation
July 2-deodt LIST Aug L. eff
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nITyIIAM,s PLANO FORTES n r.
GUITARS
IAMEs w { .onnIie. Of elegant Piano E@a
T,r,e. from Mr.. Durham, and superblyi.! 2 ~
toned Guitar. from Martin IT. = They rGId 5e rPssa oi t4ui.s 'i TIC
shoir .tock. They will find a large variety OF the latest
ond mos ia'nao's ''' JAS. WoODHoUsE & CO.
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MILL QRAR FER FOR SALE

SHALL offer for sale on the I'd of September. on the
::eaa.e.. being Tuesday, that valuable estate call
y. Quarter, lying in the counties Of Amelis and Din.
b. % So.nazine Creek. ani containing about 5000
p. his land lie about - miles from Petersburg, and
l. .er tie South Side Raj! Road. being about three
|a tea ford's Depot, ON said road. There is about
y r;ss Of low grounds on the trac. and very produc-
(, ST! large quantity OF tnely II nbered wood land in
o1s:l. growth. Tine land is well adapted 20 the
x:a o. cora. wheat, oats and tobacco. Glover grow,
r. Smelly on the land. About $50 ncres of the low grounds
" smelly Sc: in clover. This tract will be divided into
|.rl :gsc,s 20 sui; purchasers, or sold in whole. Three
". Al he made OF from zoo TO 100 acres each, and will
..s-e 80 70 800 acres of low grounds to each tract:
$40 on each ,-ac, n suficiency OF well timbered land.
re: description of the land Is unnecessary, as per.
!, :.s.r!nr 10 purchase will no doubt examine the cs.
AID e;,ae. Of my soma, w. H., A. n. and K D. Brown.
re Cow there, will take pleasure in showing the
a,e. snl :ivin: any information In regard to the
!: J Todd. OF Petersburg, Va, has a plat Of the lands,
! sg.!i invite persons wishing to purchase to come
.i.aiae he same, as il is rarely such IN estate is of.
c =. sale.
eroa. purchasing the land will have an opportunity
psi4a, a crop OF wheat; and possession given on the
.=ssIy. l.je. Terms liberal.
SALLY BROWN,
Near Ford's Depot ON S. s. Rail Rond.
* .-rn,JJfh AM
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PENITENTIAkY OF VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURED 1T thi, institution, and sold there
WI aud at the Agents store, No. 81, Pearl street, the
following articles, ut reduced prices. to wit:
Boots, Shoes md Brogues
Women, Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harness of every description
Machine Tands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
Drays and Wheelbarrows
Wardrobes, Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid CcttnnI
Kcrscys aud Linseys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants. -.
Most of the above articles Oh hand and for sale, or will
be mndc or repaired, or other job work done to order on
short notice for cash, or to punciunl customers only. on
short time.
Orders from the country, with satisfactory references,
promptly attended to. Address ROBERT NlMMO.
July ! Agent md Storckceper Va. Penitcnhary.
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D.. G. WISE,
Juno 13-c2m MORTON BLEDSOE Manager.
PROSPECTTS or An EVENING PAPER,

PROSPECTUS OF AN EVENING PAPER.
AN EVENING EDITION
OF THE NATIONAL AMERICAN WILL BIZ ISSUED,
~ commencing oil Monday, the 9TH of July, Which will
contain all the news. which can be obtained by MAIL, or
OrnEEwisE, until the hour of 1 O'Clock.
Our object in this movement Is TO keep the citizens OF Rich.
mond informed Of the current events Of the day At rs curly
n point Of time ~ possible and to enable advertisers 10
communicate To The public the information they wish 10 I'm
part, not only in advance Of every other medium, hut ut Il
time Of day when, people having more leisure, will be likely
to read that, which, ri 4 buster hour, would no, attract their
attention. Every effort will be made to render the paper
attractive.
ADVERTISEMENTS, to secure insertion, must he sent In be.
fore 9 o'clock.
lime Off u w. PEkKl.
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u. Fms, ATTORNEY AT LAW, RocEy
irstinA County, Va, will practice In ths
>ly henry, Pstriek and Roanoke.
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IVTANTED FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN l,t
w FOR THE UNITED STATES MOUNTED TA
SERVICE. to serve in Kansas, Rebrasks, Calitor. t4S
nin. Texas and New Mexico. So
pov from sl2 to so per month. Horses, accoutre
mems. clothing, food and medical attendance, furnished
free OF charge.
For further information apply at the Rendezvous
rrantIin Street, opposite Metropolitan Hall. Richmond
u BEVERLY II. ROBERTSON,
lst Lieutenant I'd Dragons,
Apdl 2-3m Recruiting Oncer.
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LEND YOU 4 PIANO.

LEND YOU n tlhNu
NXIISIlfEG to convince purchasers oil WHAT we nave
w known ourselves for twenty years past, to.wit
that our Piano Fortes are really desirable, good and
cheap we feel perfectly willing not only to send them on
them for a given time. to those who may prefer taking
them in that way, in order that they may test what we
have said of their quality.
hi, course. SO far as they are conceiI ned, OF the lberaity
NJ !, ,o far as vc oe concerned. f. r. NASH.
Innc 10 Petersburg. Va.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF yIRGINIA,i
RICHMOND, MAY q, 1857.
TIME undersigned Ia authorized to sell stock of this
Bank for the purpose of increasing its capital, at
sos with interest on its par value from Let January last.
MaY25-ff w. 2. STROTHER. Cash,r
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,

UyuE .ubscribcr has ON hand, nj bis Coach c$FAN
maxim establishment on Eagle Alley, Ag&
bstwccn ial5 and 18th streets, near the Columbian Hotel.
Coaches, Chariot,ees. Barouches, BugSiics, with AID with
M, ton. and Sulkics, all of his own make, OF best mate.
rials and workmanship, all Of which will be sold a. the
mos, reasonable prices, to sui. the times: and ! respect,
~ Cayaaa Ire a. viii make, TO order, any article, as low
As can be made in the city of Richmond, OF the same kind.
All new work warranted. ,
NAV -c&d6m MIChJah MhNuCM.
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tlSrr,s FOR NEW YORK.
klnvasS Tor New York by the steam.
a.fSioWN, are requested 10 DO AG2E
~ ~ Tue hour Of departure, 4 o'cioef p N
-e''as secured at our office south sido Of III,
h inv York, meals included, only 90, Steer.
r.. '"'o'k same as by the river boats.
IUnI AM L. ~
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a CARD.-The undersigned have associated as part
IA ners, to practice law in the Courts OF Appeals OF Vir.
ginfs, the Circuit Courts Of Richmond and Henrico, md
Their oficeis near the North corner Of Main and 18th
streets. WIN. II.
June l7-d&c2n POWHATAN ROBERTS
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" BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, July Sd, 1857.
-1ur pres;dent and Directors of this Bank have de-
clnred a dividend OF four and a quarter per cent. out
~ The nrof,s for the last six months, subject TO the deduc.
, inS ner cent. bonus to the State, leaving four per cent,
80 40 ppar share, payable to the Stockholders.
i.ly ard2w SAML MARX, Cashier.
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cnMMIssIONERS, SALE

As VERY VALUABLE FARM IN HESRlCo COUNTY.
rvs MI Is EAST OF RICHMOND. AND TRACT
OF LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR TO
SippS GID MILL
a COMMISSIONERS. appointed by a decree Of the
. C;rci; Cour; OF lienrico, rendered on the 9th OF May,
IS in :hr case OF Barker. guardian. against Barker. &c,
\ hal proceed TO sell, a, public auction. on the pre-.
80, on THURSDAY. the 18th day of August, 1857. at IL
|.ocs, A.. n, if fair. II not. the next fair day, the vsluu.
\ s,rn, Of which Robert Barker died seized, on the
swamp. called the Homestead" con.
I.,,- 100 acres. This farm lies about five miles cas-, Of
c,mend. on the Chickahcminy Swamp and on the
La Bid: Road, adjoining the lands OF DR.. Royster,
E.:u:n McRac, and Others. On This tract there Is some
& low grounds. and the whole place lie In good order.
- well known. that u more minute description is
knei unnecessary. The buildings on the place are
(-,,r tr the accommodation of "A large family.
l;s. tn foregoing sale, (st the same place viii be sold
he; @. land in Hanover county. rcur 10 k!dd's Old
+. containing about ITO acres, more or less Plats and
krsy.o Of these lands will be exhibited at tho time OF
| Il md said lauds will be divided into separate parcels
sG. 40 may be deemed best.
Tax. Enough in cash TO pay costs OF suit and eH.
&.,, o, sale balance ut six. twelve and eighteen
aa.. Tor negotiable notes, in,erest added, and title re.
ed Ill las, note is paid, and a conveyance ordered by
cor:.
~" cd. tHpi ! !. RaRKER, CONS.
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ID

TUNHE President and Directors Of the Farmers Bank OF
II Virgins, have declared a dividend Of four and one
quarter per cent, out Of the profits Of the Institution TOR
the last six months, subject TO q deduction OF a quarter
per cent. payable to the State, leaving four per cent. net,
payable 20 the stockholders.
july 4 IDIOT J. A. SMITH Cashr.
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NOTICE TO
~ and after the lst OF July next this Company will dis.
u continue to furnish Bags, having sold their entire lot
10 Messrs 5 McGruder's Sons.
8. RUTH, Supcrind't Trims.
Office X +. L. =. r.. X. Co. Richmond. Jnna IL, 1857.
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TWO DUI.I.HKS KEWNKU.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on 9th January Inst,
HI two Negro Men named WILLIAM and DEMBO.-
William Is quite black, about % years old, 5ieet 7 or {
inchcs in height, stout muscular man Dcmbo Is % or "a
years old, about 5 feet Z or 10 inches In height, black Co
Tor aud light made. No marks rccollected.
William was raised In Luudoun county, near Middle
burg, in this State, and sold By Mr.. Engles to X. Cooper,
who sold him to s. Omrhundn, Of whom purchased him.
Dembo was raised by ]. K. Woodbridge, OF Chesterfield,
aud was sold by Dickinson, Hill & Co, OF whom Rur'
chnsed him. will give r reward OF one hundred dollars
for ench if taken out OF the state, or hty dollars eact II
taken In the State, and all reasonable expenses paid by de-
iverinr said Negroes to me, or to Mossrs. Dicx.
Inson, Hill & CO., Richmond, Va. Drnbo Is supposed 10
be in The neighbo.hood Of the Coal Pits in Chesterfield
county. SMITH ~ ED"oNDsoN.
BY HARRIS EDMoSDsoS,
Better known among the Negroes as Mr.. harrs.
ALL n If,tr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
4 DAY IN THE COUNTRY.

"a day in the country }" cries country reader,
"what of tina. What in that to write about or if
written, what in all that you see in day in the
country to interest others Here have lived all my
life among the rocky hills and yet in score of day
could not find enough to page that any one
would care TO read Yet here comes a city editor
vhiring up and down the railroad, spending five
hours perhaps at roadside station, and in that
finds matter for long story of aday in the coun-
try Strange what he can see.'
Let us see:
HurIying up one Of the streets, newspaper in
hand we are Just in time, as huryng folks usually
are 20 Jump on the Harlem train, before II punges
into the darkness of that subeanean passage through
Murray Hill between Thirty-fourth and Fortieth
streets
Elisa dark beginning of bright day. said one
of four bright girls the next seats, as we emerged
again into sunlight. 1t was little party, four to one
against the other sex, going to spend day IN the
conItry; taking with them little basket containing
dinner to be eaten under leafy tree, with grass
carpet or by the side and under the shelter OF an
overhangng rock, should the weather be such as to
demand screen from cool wind or passing shower,
both Of which occurred before the afternoon poured
down such rays as made sun-shadeS luxury if not
necessity.
Cheerful faces, musical voices happy prattle inno
cent and pleasing antcpGtons of day in the country
flledthe car We journeyed into the country in las
Saturday morning; and before the end of forty miles
tie seats of all the cars nearly empty. One ae
another at amost every stOppipg-plaee the company
dropped of, one with .6shing-rod, smother with
sur-a Gun 10 shoot a bird with worm in her mouth
1vipp through the green leaves to her meet o
unh6 dyed young.
Walker was a villain-a big villain-a sllbustering
yipain-but ne only went out TO shoot men and women
and burn houses, and leave little children to starve
COMPARED with the brd-shooter he was a hero, a
great brave, god-nothwhstanding he was
dcmi-deyil There is nothing demi in the deVishness
Of the contemplate villain that goes out OF the city
gun hand to spend his day in the country 81 ootins
bids His whole character taste disposition, govern
ing principle, must be wholly withdrawing less
lie would probably shoot children instead OF BIRDS II
cannibahsm in fashion, and gormandiIe upon their
bodies instead of natures sweet songsters OF every
yeIna grove.
Having vented our 'anathema upon the man with
the gun, let US look about for more pleasant subjects
All, here is one. A toi-worn Woodworking, deep
thinking city editor nodding the morning papers
with sweet little girl whose every feature sparkles
with new beauty at the thought of day in the eoun-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

Bow DR. Ross OMITTED The FIFTH VER'E.-Dr
Ross preached on Sabbath in an Anti-Sleyery Church
in Cleveland. We take the following particulars In
regard to the sermon Of this distinguished Southern
clergyman, from The Clereland Leader;
The pastor made the opening prayer, and uttered
a solemn and eanestpetition to Heaven for the slave,
and that Slavery might be banished from the earth,
the distinguished gentleman forgetting that the hymn
books in this part o the country had not been revised
ard corrected TO suit the pecuarites Of ProSavery
religion opened the book lying upon the desk, and
commenced reading hymn at random. The first four
verses went of swimmingy, but coming to the fifth,
the readers face turned suddenly the color OF blood
beet. arc biz voice sank almost TO q whisper. What
wa the matter The congregation referred to their
hymn books, when a broad smile ran Ike a wave Of
uirh all the house-olG descous bit their lips and
sroye TO look grave and the younger class Of the con-
gregaiion almost laughed rght out The last rerse
pronounced a upon tie oppressor, and breatAed
prayer fer the suffering Loads,aH. Shades Of the gu
preme Court and the Fugitive law, what position
that for minister who openly contends 'ii h
slavery is Of God, and sanctioned and sancth.a "
Heaven The Rev. gentleman wac for noineha .J "a
pusseG-:ke situation was uDeommeh ugn'-ON' "s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

VSrrEp STATE. Mams.-THe Detroit Tr'bnN
learns that the route agents hitherto IN charge OF the
United States mails on the Great Western Halfway
through Canada have been dispensed with. IL has
been regarded az indispensable that general agent
should travel in company with the mails, to be present
at all break downs Of trains, Of common occurrence
when mails transferred from one car 10 anothef,
probably exposed In foreign country, Out the fost-
master General has left the mail TO take care OF ITSELF
II il the most extraordinary affair ever heard OF
No other government On the face Of the globe allows
Its mails 10 pass through the terrtoyof foreign gov
eminent without having an agent to superlnend II.
The mails Of Canada West made up at Toronto
for the steamers crossing the Atlantic and an agent Is
sept with the ais and placed upon such steamers,
which mails pass through New-fork, over the Nsw-
York Central Railroad. The mails OF the United
States numbering each day, each way, eight in all,
are now perfectly at the mercy Of foreign govern
m.nt They locked up in Canada and unlsck ed in
Canada under a Canadian Custom House lock, and
deputies Of that Department, numbering % or ~,
scattered along the line can Unlock them with perfect
IMMUNITY By day or by night. Surprising ANAL should
be robbed in Canada, which Is the simplest thing IN
the world to DO while train is standing at station az
night, there being door on each side OF me car
what would the public feeling be toward our Govern
ment when it understood thstthe matiaoe natteI
for population numbering over two millions passes
through foreign country, without even ~
look 70 its safety lDun"" 'P
A Fuzzy ExPLosros-A baggage man at inc Gen
trial Depot yesterday while nsnum claaa ~ ci,;'
1sas threw Il down with such force as to explode
fo within The pistol exploded e'nD ad err tPsSr
Ii W. The baggage man. tuInbling him neck over
sefiS ard served hin right at that. II such an sec-
Ant could only happen enthusiastically It would be
y sIorous ,biDg. II might kill few baggage smash
ere but the community could endure hst loss IN con-
sdsraton Of the gentler handling which their baggage
s.orid rscsive. Buffalo Commercial
Cow MoRrALIrY.-Cattle are dying in great num-
hers in Troup County, Ca, aud Chambers County,
Ala. says TIE Hest Pant Beacon. One farmer liy-
INC IN Chambers County the vicinity Of West Poiai,
has lost many cattle among which are some Of his
finest cows. Murran is the disease Of which they arc
dying.