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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

UNIVERSITY OF Va. April 18th. 1887.
Our quiet University. aud the community aoou.
Il, have been thrown Into great excitement oy tue
reckless use Of fire arms. 1t appears tina. Ia
students, whose names need not mention, CO.. "s,
at Manronfs, In Charlottesville alta late hoa, "a
night, TO geta might cap" "a drink OF liquor ~
fuding that he had closed his store for '.:,hod
commenced knocking, which supposo. 60 tho
his sumbers whereupon Mspnoni rusneu " 60,
window and fred upop Them the load taxing snso'
In their faces The Doctor Las eA~n -
wounds and extracted therefrom sonno ~. $500
shot He thinks the shot IN 'ne e"' ,"-'
atAl l.. ,.
Numbers around Maunoui's store, and after some
elaboration forced the door open Ano .n.ue :
aenersI search but did not succeed 10 nouiuB sue
object of their search knowing Luz. msuoii
had brother living 10 Charlottesville, they were
,bout to proceed thi,her, when some one coming
across a negro, living near them, brloed MIN 70
inform on the Mannoni family, which be did He
Informed them that he was concealed In HensnsW
house lust In the rear of Mannonis house.
This man tMannonD has been q pirate, and
fought In the Crimea in the late Russian war. He
was found in the above mentioned house, and AFTER
severe struggle they succeeded in tying him.
There was a great tumuit just then-sore were
for ynchiug him. others for tarring and feathering
hin &c: but the ms jority were in favor of casti-
eating him. But here we met with more serious
obstacle. He was taken off some distance from
college, notwithstanding the mud and rain and tiea
to . tree, Ton an opposite bill another party heo
Mannopis brother tied In like manner) IL was
here that DIR. Maupin appeared and made very
effectusl appeal TO the students, advising them 20
let the law have its course he insisted strennousy
that the Lynch law should not be enforced IN VIZ,
| sinia, and especially at the University Aiser
much deliberaton and discussion, it was agreed 10
| let the law have its course" and that manhonl
| aud brother, which latter seems 10 nave oeeh
| somehow implicated, be carried to JAN
| The Mayor and police met them at the edge OF
town, expecting that they would deliver the pr
soner into their bands; but found themselves labor
ing under mistake for the students insis'eo upon
not release their hold until thin the prison walls
| They also imprisoned two Of his brothers Ills
| trial will come off tomorrow at three o'clock;
| One of the Mannonis got ride on ran De-
| tweeo the University ard town STUDEHI.
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The Case of Kaiinch.

We agree With cur contemporary of the Peters
burg Express in its condemnation of sundry
Northern journals, which indulge in very gratui-
tous filings at the Baptist Church, il consequence
of this Kslloch exposure, and descending to the
employment of such miserable slang az Hard
Shell" and soft Shell Baptists," if it were any
reflection on the sec. of Robert Hall that this adj
mirable impostor and hypocrite belonged TO its
communion. MIR. KalIech is Baptist, it is true,
bat he is very bad one, and the large and re.
spectacle church known by that name can only be
brought into discredt by allowing such man any
logger to desecrate one of its pulpts. If he was
In the South his ministerial career would speedily
be brought TO close.
The spirit which dictates the filings and jeers
ferred to, does not emanate SO much from anrnos-
i,y to any particular religious denomination as
from general haired of Christianity itself. No
thing gives greater pleasure to such persons than
the hypocrisy or downfall of cergymen or mem
bers of churches. There are doub, some de-
lberate hypocrites in every denomination others
who, led oy impulsive temperament into hasty
professions, are soon discovered by their fellow
men as we'll as by themselves to be unworthy and
inconsistent and others still, the great majority
who, being human and not perfect yet the gene
Ial tenor of whose life is pure and upright None
but al imbecile or q malignant mind would hold
Christianity. with its perfect moral CODE respousi
bic for that viciousness and infrmity of human
nature which 1t seeks to rectify, and agains.
which it arrays 30 mary motives, reasons and id
monidons. Christianity cannot compel men to be
virtuous, nor does it profess to do so, even when
they enter the Christian church or the Christian
ministry it only places additional motives and
means in their hands, and, if these prove ineffec
tual, the fault Is the fault of disease hich no
system OF treatment could cure, and for which the
whole universe has no remedy. There was one
premeditated traitor among the small band of the
twelve apostles, and there was another who. in a
moment of overpowering fright denied his Lord
but IL were as reasonable to hold the Christian
faith accountable tor the treachery of Judas, or
he pusillanimity Of Peter, (atoned for afterwards
by the heroic devotion of a martyrs life and
DEATH as for the depravity CT the fremont wolf
In sleeps clothing which the Northern Journals
referred to seek to fasten upon the church OF
which be is minister, and which, while they de
test with such virtuous abhorrcnce they publish
In the minutest details, for the qualification Of
tastes which are never much at home as when
revealing in the contemplation of moral abomina.
tons
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ue.day Morning, Aprt, II. 1887.


.p.vessead Fm, sr-,ion society"
The LEGISLATURE of New York having ioo',po,
rated this renowned association, the Ne"
A,,,bus,ers. with Ell at their head, w''' ~ :"
liability, soon advance upon virgins, - tn
,h.;, ,.h.rr.ea. amongst the Phih"ines' LUG
.,,.,. &c IN. association 10 sufficiently aese'''eu
IN the tI,,e Of the act incorporatns VIC '
.bomestexd," each OF the members
h.,r,nu him self to the home OF So''io oo0s'e'A
var ,.i.s ali the real and personal estate 'heie-
go ,.,orsus. The Northern states nave A''
80. s,,.h +. plethoric pitch of prosperity, that
u;.,.,ures are compelled to thrust An emf
-.,.or lancet into their bursting veins, ana per-
-, .o,,. of the rich tide to escape and nrigste
.his Southern DESERT
"a. nlea.;ng 70 be assured by Thayer that 1t is
III. mistake to suppose his colony has any aooli-
,,on de,gns that It only seeks to regenerate VIZ
.,,i. which. hsving gained 10 the value of her
e, e.,ate ONLY q hundred millions In six years.
,us, If course be going headloug to destruction :;
,,., in short. Thayer intends to purify, invigo-
rata and save this consumptivs Commonwealth,
b comoelline her to swallow his cod liver OIL civil
,zs,ion His rank aud file, made up of Hunting.
20, and Eekels. will teach US business enterprise
and energy; his female legion, composed oil kei-
IN thu usideus and matrons Of the South oeau-
t,ful picture of female geutleness and modesty'
and his chaplains, KalIoch, rockingham q Co.'
will incucate upon the bepshted and hcenious
south virtue and morality The old nag bear-
ing yirsinia's coat of arms and the motto, SIC
semoer tyraunis" must give place to banner
representing in Its device Ellis fsvorte idea OF the
open laws of Tophet, and live Yankee plungns
10 sfer a hogshead of tobacco, with the inscrip'
ton. wide Thayer's letter to the Herald) I'VE
20 where dollars wait US.
That the old State would become new under
'sucb auspices we do no. for moment doubt. Her
old fashioned probity, purity and patriotism would
be succeeded by something bran new from the
grea. Thayer, Huntington and Parker factories OF
modern religion, virtue and honor. AS for the re-
groes Heaven help them! We have not tie
fear that the free soil colonists will abolish
slavery in any other way than by each man buy
Ing "nigger" and then whipping him TO death
1, will be necessary, in the event of Thayers ar
rival to enact laws of the most stringent cnarac-
ter for the protection of negroes from the tyranny
of masters,
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sx- TuE goUTHsRN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
Tbs Convention at its meeting in Savannah adop'eo
the following resolution, VIZ:
"Resolved That Professors Bledsoe ana ac
of the University OF Virginia. and fres1aent 1ihtn
of Randolph Macon College, Virginia non oee m
= Badger and D. L. SWAIN of North Gafonns Ahe
Right Rev Bishop Elliott and j. HamlI1on "copper"
of Georgia; Prof John Lsconte Rev }. II. L1orn
we'll Rev !. w Miles and Rev. Dr. Curtis OF SCUM
Carolina; President TaIInadge, OF Georgia " La
cey, of North Caro- tina Ashbell Smith, or Texes
President Longatreet, of Mississippi; Dr. datiand
Of Alsbama; Charles Gsyarre 1T Louisiana; Dr
Rich'd Fuller, of Maryland; and Or Alonzo Church
of Georgia be ssted BY this Convention to take
this matter (of Southern School Books) under tnell
auspices and SCI ct and prepare such eerieD o.
books in every department of study, irom the ear
lest primer to the highest greds OF literature aho
science, as shall seem to them best qualhed TO Gle
vate and purify the education of the South"
And have been requested, az President OF the
Convention, to invite the members of the COMMITTEES
to meet at Columbia in the State OF South Carolina
on the 18th day of May next Accordingly, DC
hereby respectfully request the members of the com
mittee to meet at Columbia OF the 18th day of May
next for the purpose of performing the duty assigned
them BY the Convention
also respectfully request all editors OF newspa
pen who friendly to the cause, to insert this call
twice at least in their papers.
JAMES LYONS,
PRECEDENT of the 8. C. Convention.
~,
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JUNCTION, NUTTOWAY Co, VA,
1Qss

JUNCTION, NOTrowAY Co , VA, !
SUNDAY, April 10Th, 1857. 5
Yet another gloomy, rainy day, every thing
seems topartake of the gloom that reigns' heavy,
thick; low atmosphere, and not one ray OF old
Sol for two days, to break the dull monotony-
no engine whistle to quicken the pulsation in the
young boys-no church bell TO warn the inhabi-
tanls of the rapid exit of sand from the glass of
time" But 1t will not always be thus our Presby
terian friends are exerting their every nerve -
procure that desideratum, and may they not, with
that liberal support which their zeal so richly mer-
its. We need a church, and must have one.
The crops look like it AS 18th of January-no
sign visible CT an approaching SpriDg-no chirping
of birds-no croakipg of frogs even-and as for the
note Of the whippoorwili, the sign of the farmer
for planting corn-he is not this side of the
Equator, l sure, has come in contact
with one of Basnetts many subterranean voriices
and become annihilated
Wesaw on yesterday, two very pretty engines on
South Side Road, at this place, the Memphis" and
Knoxville, the former for freight, and the latter
for passenger trains We begin to feel that Nash
vile is nos farther from us than Jennings Ordns
ry did 1e or 20 years ago-the place al which his
tory tells us that Peter Francisco treated couple
of British officers rather dscourieously.
Yours, truly, SENEX.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED,

IN a
Port of Richmond, april 2O-Hish Water Ii o'clock
ARRIVED,
sta.mer Jam sstown, Parrish New York, mds and
ns,..neers Ludlam Watson
Scbr' Crsnshaw, Moss New York, mdE ID. w
sehr. Star, Phillips, Accomsc, corn and oats to
scbr. 8. R. vinton, Warrington, Cabin Poiot, ium.
Scbr. John Aumack Pearce. New York, hay to or.
der q C Reed, Jas Harden. A. g. Lee.
Bark Azelis, Davis, New York, in ballast, to load
for Rio.
gchr Ellen Goldsboroush, Bunting, down the
river wood, Baltimore.
sehr VIM. Mallory, Wilson, down the river, wood
Baltimore
NEW YORK, April S.-Arrived, schr. Thos. J
Tull, City Point. Va.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, Pa.
rish master from New York:
r A viii isms M Rachrach; r. Staunard; Van.
derwelder; Z l. jefferson; o C Anderson; G w
Crawford; A Cooke; r Burns; r C Common; w Ry
ersou; Ii Phillips; & Healy w Flsgg; Henry
Ludlam and lighter; Janice; D Bisbie; J Har
6y Hendrep J Hendren; Miss Curran; A Patten
n Gestop: J X Warren aud lady; + Kuhn; Holmes
l. l. Wilyms; Mrs Il arrold; Mrs NUNS; J Eennie
Keville; Capt Hopkins Miss Knapp; Ezra Os
den and isdy; Mrs Weller; Folts; { Fots; Miss
8 Phippiu; Tuition, and Fl Ia steersge.
Also frurn Norfolk Jefferson, lady. child apd
servant: Mis-, Taylor; DR. Archer; A D HAROLD Johr
Perry: w e. As0o: Gao Miller
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President of the 8. C. Convention
Richmond, April II, 1857

~ 500 VISITORS AT POWERS GALLERY yester.
day. and as many as could be waited upon had their
Ambrotypes taken, in Powers inimitaole style
So cent Ambrotypes is just what our hshmond
people wanted for long time.
And aimee the announcement thst they could Dc
bad for so cents Powers well established gallery,
1t has been the general talk ofeverybody.
And every msn. woman and child, that you meet
ON hs streets have their hands full of POWERS 30
cent Ambrotypes.
II you wish to get ons Of POWERS so cent Ambro.
types, 20 early. No. ISL Main street.
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WINE CROP OF PoKTUGAL-A letter in the
Washington Union from Oporto, March 18th.
speaking of the advanced price of fine wines, saws
none are offered for less than Sl60 per pipe, and
wines of a medium quslity have ranged from $3.50
to $3.50 per pipe. Old wines are worth from $3.50
to $500 per pipe lisbon old dry, $3.50 per pipe;
Carcavees $40 per pipe; Bucellas, $50 per pipe;
Sesubal wines, in bottle from 81 to S. per dozen.
All Lisbon wines are very scarce, and holders are
firm in thir prices.
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THE ATLANTIC FLOUR MILLS destroyed by
fire in Norfolk, Va Friday night, and owned by
DIR. N. c. Skinner, were valued at $4,000, and
insured for $4,000 in the Washington Co.'S office,
$4,000 in the Lynchburg, $4,000 in the American
Phoenix, and 5000 in the London Phoenix. DR.
s., besides the mill, lost quantity of wheat.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.-The United States fri
gate Congress- and steam frigate Susquehanra were
at Genoa On tho 9th of March. Thsy about tn
leave for spezzia, and thence start on 8 sur III r
cruise 10 the Adriatic. Lieut. Bsyss n W.stcatt OF
the Con gress, had left the 2sd, for the United
States, IN command of the American ship Fancy
whose captain had di; ID while she was lying In the
port of Genoa The Fanny 10 bound for New Or.
iears via the West Indies and will probably arrive
at the latter port about the 10Th Of May or LIST
June next
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~ GREAT ExcfIWEKT in the Photographic
Art. which knocks all other persons into a cooked
hat. The Rough and Ready Ssod na'ured. wsltfpsa
fat .od hearty Trr-ss T. Co .aEsyp one side Of the
question, while the issers Of the forlorn hop. have
blown up sky high upable to suppress lhsr &c any
longer The little one horse rivals apply the theory
of the matter the people, maintaining that their
productions the BEST ard are cheap at 81 each,
while the famous TYLER Co appeal at once to the
te.rts and pockets OF the public, giving them the
best o. portraits for so cents, and .tions
recherche. Wake up Ramon tbs snakes are among
re. 1873 Main street eheao!
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Nj F T /
f. M 7 IT

The word time is the only word in the Eng.
sh language which can be thus arranged, and the
different transpositions thereof are all at the same
time Latin words These words in English, as
well as in Latin, may be read upwards, down.
wards, backwards or forwards.
The English words time" "item, " met and
"emi,," TO send forth,) are mentor ed above and
of the Latin ones, ~ time signifies fear thou;
(2) 'item," likewise; 'meti," TO be measured;
" emit" he buys. SPEC.
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L heRtre.

The FLoRENCEs having been urged to remain,
are in the midst of second engagement,
which promises to be as successful as their fret
They are presenting nightly their best pieces, and
affording very high qualification to their numerous
admirers
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EYr Large and Additional supplies. -
Taos. R. PRICE < co hive just opened gres!
variety OF new aud elegant Goods. Among those to
hand will be found
Elegant Silks and Silk Robes
Do Berage and Mouse sine de Sole Robes
Rich Chaies and Bsra1es
Cr6andie Musi'ns end Robes
FIR. Jsoonet Robes
Color cd Lawns, from Sd to fuest
Silk ind Lace Nantes (greaC VARIETY
Mourning Silks Mu.lins, Tenatinss &c
EmbroldsIiss Lsses Collars, Hosiery, SO. sc.
ap lS-d&czw ~R PRICE & CO.
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~ OSBORNE Co. HAVE NOT TAKEN IN -FOUR
weeks time, 5000 likenesses.
OSBORNE < Co. did aot take l5O, 900 likenesses In
Charleston, s. c., in three years.
OSBORNE Co. did not take every body's Hksnsu
in New Orleans
OSBORNE & Go. do not employ twenty operators.
paying them 8 40 per week each.
OSBORNE Co. don't "take half dozen pioturea
and finish them in five minutes, by the tightening
express"
OSBORNE Co has not got machine that will
take 800 likenesses in a day
OSBORNE &C. DO not pretend to be the only artists
that buffing machine.
OssoRsE Co don't nee Pot Bromine. thing
long since done away with by all good operstors.
OSBORNE Co don't tax, any cheap, infsrior, %
cent pictures and never have.
OSBORNE L Co don't pretend to take pictures
il week, thar oil of the rest of the ariss do In q
yea.
FINALY-OsBoRNE Co. don't pretend TO humbus.
deceive, or lie, in order sell so cent Dsguerso
typos
For further information, apply at
sp2e-2t" O5BORNE'S Gallery. Main st.
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BRANDING Boswell for the murder of Spivev,
and John Kelly, for the murder OF Harris w sters.
have been found guilty In North Caroline
verdict OF manslaughter was rendered In each
ease. and the prisoners we're brande and sent 10
jail. the former for ten days, the latter for four
months. N~' ''1'
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GBEHIHD TIE TiMEs-A gentleman from tha
rural districts, according to the Memphis Bulletin
came TO that city anxious to know IL .'Jeemes Rue
hannah !" was elected President, and upon being
replied to in the affirmative he swallowed down =
tumoier full of the genuine red eye" pronouncing
1t all right" He had not been in town for seven
months. did not read the newspapers, and was In
consequence not fully posted
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A VETERAK.-Ths oldest person at the recent
festival Of the Sons of Connecticut" at the Revere
House 10 Boston, was Joseph T. Buckingham for.
merly ofThe New England Galaxy and The Bos.
ton Courier. This veteran editor Is seventy eight
years old. Mr.. buckingham has resided in or near
Boston since February 1900; the FIRST day be Ar
rived he heard Fisher Ames pronounce s eulosv
on George Washington, who died few weeks be
fore
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Steamer Burnt
n..,.,.,,v. Firc at Alton, III.

NoRroLK, April oo-The steamer Liberty was
burnt to the waters edge, u fly"ou'n' M Vs.
Saturday Loss $50 600.
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rr..E0RApusC NEW ..
FOK TIE DIsPAn
Marine News.

NORFOLK, April 2o.-The bark Warren, OF New
WI from Cuba, was picked up by the steamer
Csbawba, abandoned ninety miles ooutn OF Cape
Hatterasa. bows stove In and deck iosd gone
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

YOUNG SNoDGsAss The Toledo Comm o,.,
says that George Vail Snodgrass, of the Bur6eI
murder case notoriety was at the Island House
In that city, on Monday evening on his wav West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

~ House PainiiDg.--Thoss who want
PA MING and FIN. FRAMING and MAJ
BLING done, invited to call TO-DAY at I'll 8
dwelling OF Csy and 10th srsets and SEQ spe.
cineu, of work BIZ TIE undeIsign"d
ep2I-lt" LATDRUM L WILSON.
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gw HnmbuEaery Unpara,lcd.-Wew would
canton all people against being nunhugged or de
ceived with 50 cent Dseue otypss that bein
palmed off upon the public being better Like
Dessss than those reliable Artists oharse 81 for
Having examine several of tn ouidbe pictures,
proncurce them failures in ali that constitutes q
durable Daguerrsotype -
ap 23-2t" ALBERT w. USSOkNE.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th alt BY tho Rev. Nel'on nea1i nj
ca ARLEa w LAMBETH to Miss
PEAfROs0 both of this city. ,,.
At Port Royal, Caroline county on ,ns a. i.DEH
by the Rev Mr Fnsnd, Mr. WILLlAM .yvIa
PENDLETON. of this city. to Miss ANN hS"
GRAY, of the former plaoe
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CHICAGO, April 1sA destructive Tsu. cont,asss
ton occurred at Alton. Illinois. on as
s,royins the planning mill of Morrison -, i Besi,
be Methodist church parsonags house. h ao,ns
snd the wasebouse of Holister & Coffee. Total
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III I'D

or pneumonia. at his f.thers residence on ~
"a HIJtsCHEk in the Esd year Of his age
fhs friends and relations OF The family are re-
,nectfay requested to attend his funeral this aftef
noon a. o'clock, from Centenary Church.
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SMALL SILvER.-One of the interestpg features
of the United states mage OPERATE ns of late ars
is that of the smaller silver coins which BY the re
cent action of Congress will hereafter form the prp
cra part of our currency, 10 lieu of the ord Spanish
coins. OF the new coins over twenty-five millions
in value have been coined during the four years 1889
1856 and the product of domestic silver 10 nov over
$4,000 annually The new coins having a les.l
value Ave to ten per cent b.low their value 90 metal
will not be absorbed lessened here for expor
or for manufacturing purposes - Pennsppanian
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No. HANGED by NIobs In Iowa

CHICAGO. April Is ON saturday, the h ti.n IN,
.t.nt Eli clifford, a half breed, was hung oy mop
s -; I.ct L aon comfy Iowa, for killing John Ingas
IN On the same day mob at Bellevue Iowa forei.
h,v an 'u the jill there and taking prisoner
charged him with murder and coun.eiieM,ng, ana
hung him. Great excitement preV~n' Al '"o "
cinity
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Al HHDs. small SIDES. SHOULDERS,
~ Hans Breasts and Joles. for sale by
ap2l THOS. JONES & co.
EUV Powdered Sugar, for sale by
sp2i THOe. JONES co.
An BBLs, PENNSYLVANIA APP. X
Nv Brandy. for sale by
ap2l THOMAS JONES l. CO.
TX BBLs choice OLD MOUNTAIN HYE
sp2l THOs JONES & CO
sQn0 Bbl>S. common WHISKY, GIN
cOO aud French Brandy. for sale by
sp2l ThOR JONES CO.
En BbI.s. ALE AND CIDH g. tor sal by
w ap2l THO3 JONES < co.
CANINE PLANTATION Cl q x =
~ Laigs and small sses Of these most d.iicious l.
gars are noW In store AE for sale BY
.r LAlDLLY ROBINaON, Chemists
apN 4.e 9TH snd Fnnklin sts.
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Election In Kansas

ST LOUIS April 10 Henry Adams, me Free
s.s has been elected by $50 majority over all
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Changes I'm the Boston Custom House
BOSTON, April ls-Some fifteen or twenty GUS
tom House employees received notice to'aay 'na'
their seryices would no longer be required.