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Furniture

Furniture !! I,
WE would respectfully inform our a
w friends, customers and the pub va
lie generally, that we are now in re- W I
ceipt of our fall supply of FURNITURE to
which daily additions are being made, and
will compare fayorably with any establish
ment in the State in point of taste, workman
ship and variety, all of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. All persons in
want of furniture would find it to their ad-
vantage to examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
N. B.-We have had manufactured in the
City of Norfolk, one of the finest HEARSES
in the United States, and we are now pre-
pared to attend to the Undertaking in the
neatest style and ON the most reasonable
terms. A. A. GWALTNEY Il co.
oc 20 No. u Main street Norfolk Va
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Auction Sales.
NOTICE.
an THU RsDAy, the 10th of Decem-

nN RSDAY, the 10th of Deem
~ Der u I shall offer for sale to the
highest bl,,,'r by public auction, at the late
dwelling OF II. Harry Gone decd in the coun-
ty of Norfolk, and 4 miles from the city of
Norfolk, on the road from the city of Nor
folk, to Kempsville, all my crops Of corn,
fodder, oats, and hay, consisting OF about 90
barrels corn, several stacks of oats and hay,
and the usual quantity of blade fodder, two
horses, and cart and harness, and all my
farming implements, Ploughs, Harrows,
hoes, &c, and all of manure.
And at the same time shall offer for rent
the house and Plantation belonging to the
estate of Hillary Cone, decd, for the next
year. Bond and security will be required to
keep the house and Farm in as good condition
as it is at present.
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Two NEGROES were arrested yesterday
for fighting in the streets, and punished
as they deserved.
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JAS. G. POLLARD. Auctioneer

AT AUCTION,
nN TUESDAY, the sth day Of Deer.
" 1857, on the premises, at IL O'Clock, A.
NJ, shall offer to the highest bidder, at
Public Auction, that excellent piece of
TRUCK LAND,
Situated in Norfolk County, and lying on the
main road leading from Norfolk to the Great
Bridge, distance five miles, (via the Draw
Bridge by land and about 4 by water; is
within half mile of the Norfolk and Peters
burg R. R. Bridge, over the South Branch
of the Elizabeth River, and bounded, as fol-
lows
On the East, by the Main Road leading
from Norfolk to the Great Bridge; South, by
the land of the Farm of Henry Godfrey,
decd, and a line fence dividing it from said
Farm West, by the land belonging to said
Godtrey's Estate; and North, by the land of
Mrs. Fanny Keeling. 1t contains 40 Acres,
and is all cleared but or 4, on which stands
handsome Beach Grove. 1t is very produc-
tive of Corn and other Grain.
TERMs.-One half Cash, balance in 3, 6,
and months, from the day of sale, with in
terest. X. N. w. kEELlNG.
nov lS-dtQ
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AT 1T AGAIN.

TIN COPPER AND STOVE DEPOT
No. 6, Union Street.
WE would respectfully inform our ,sfss
w friends and the public generally I'D
that we have taken the Store No. 6, ~
Union Street, and have on hand large and
complete assortment of all goods in our line,
such as plain and Japanned Tin Ware,
Brittania and Planished Ware, side and sus-
pending Camphine Lamps, Glass and Brit
tania Fluid Lamps, Fluid and Camphine
Wicks, Plain and Fancy Coal Holds, Also
Stoves of every variety, of which we keep
constantly on hand a large assortment for
cooking or Warming purposes, which we
purchase of the best manufacturers in the
Country, and warrant to sell on as good
terms as any house in the State. Come and
judge for yourselves.
Roofing Cutters and Pipes for buildings
and Job Work of all kinds done in the most
substantial manner.
Copper Work for Steamboats,, Mills &c,
attended to with dispatch. Look out for
KEEFE q STORY'S,
Tin Copper and Stove Depot,
no IL No. 6, Union Street.
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NOn-Explosive Burning Fluid.

NUH TN P1VSHVC OuK IUIU'
~ BARRELS Of this new and invaluable
~ article just manufactured and for sale
by WIN. H. BUCK,
Church street.
P. S.-This Fluid is used as the ordinary
Burning Fluid and burns in the same lamps
without any alteration whatever, and has
proved itself 10 per cent cheaper.
rs
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New Boot and Shoe Store

New BOOT and Shoe Store,
THO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
l. of Norfolk and the surrounding Country.
We have on hand, and are still re- -bS
ceiving, all kinds offs H o E and VI
G A 7 E usually worn. Also Y ~
cheap Our stock of Mems coarse wear is
well assorted. We need not give list of our
articles, as we feel satisfied that we can suit
all who may favor us with a call. Wa are sell
ling cheap for the cash.
WILKINS a. ".
No. 88, Church street,
Oc II doors from Main.
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III RE,-Here.-Be certain to
IL Read this.-We have received the fol
lowing kinds Of Boots and Shoes, that we are
determined to sell very low for the Cash down
Ladies fine CATERS and bootees
Misses do do do
Children's shoes and boots, very fine,
We have lot of youths and children's fine
patent boots, with beautiful red and fancy
tops. Gents fine calf boots, thick and thin
sole, double and single uppers. Also, a
splendid lot of bellows leather boots, water
proof. Thick coarse boots; thick brogans;
women's dutch boots; women's calf bootees
with and without heels. At No. As, east
Main street, Norfolk, Va.
no 10 BUTT d DOUGLASS
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I'M Il OON Il,
i G. POLLARD. AuctiOneer,

y. T
AT the same time and place of the above.
| shall offer for hire for the next year, negro
man Jim and woman Mary, belonging to the
estate of Hillary Cone, dec'd-bond and Sc
curity for the hire, will be requied with con-
dition to supply each with good blanket.
de j. R. HUBBARD, Admir-
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RientZeIs Nom Explosive Burn
ing Fluid.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER has purchased

l. the exclusive right to manufacture the
above new and valuable article. 1t is what
it really pretends to be, as all can be satisfied
by calling on the subscriber or testing t
themselves. 1t burns as well if not better
than ETHEREAL Oil, l0per cent longer and with
little or no smoke. Thus science triumph
again for the benefit of man.
no 20 en- W. II. BUCK
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The Select Council was also in session,
but we could not obtain the proceedings
in time for publication to-day.
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NEG ROES WAN TED The
~ subscriber having located himself in
Norfolk for the purpose Of buying Slaves.
wishes all persons having slaves to sell to
give him call. For young men and women
Richmond prices will be paid. All others
bought at highest cash prices.
Office Union Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
oc3 JOHN W. STARKE.
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DECEMBER was ushered in with a
heavy fog and slight shower of rain
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For Rent For 1858.
F r. e s I'll
Norfolk Oysters.

NOrIOlk OySCerS.
THE undersigned having commenced the
l. OYSTER BUSINESS in this city, and
designing to conduct it extensively and in
the best manner, desires to commend his
purpose to the attention of his friends and
the public.
He will prepare and keep constantly on
hand for transportation to any part of the
country
The Best Fresh oysters,
Theoretically Sealed, Spiced and Fried, put
up in Cans, that the Norfolk market can pro-
duce, Spiced upon an improved plan, impart-
ing to the Oyster the most delicate flavor,
and insuring their preservation in any eli
mate for a reasonable period in their first ex-
cellence in every respect. Also, Fresh Oys-
tiers put in Cans, and in Kegs of to II gal
Ions.
Having had abundant experience in the
business, and perfected his plan with the ut
most success, he submits his enterprise to
the public, with confidence in his ability to
satisfy the most fastidious taste.
Orders from all parts of the county res
peetfully solicited and pre- mptly attended to-.
Terms Cash. Address,
HENRY FITZGERALD,
no l9-lm* Norfolk, Va.
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Ex-PREsIDENT PIERCE AND LADY, ar
rived this morning i'll the steamer North
Carolina. The ex-Presdent is looking
well, and we understand that the health
of his lady has greatly improved. A sa-
Lutte was fired this morning by our mill
tary in honor of the distinguished visi-
tors.
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"LJJJS RATING

JULIUS BAUMGARTEN.
y ENGRA YER IN GENERAL.
Die Sinker, and Manufacturer of the self
sealing and advertising Envelopes. Seal
Presses, of every description made to order.
Copper Plates for wedding parties, &c, furn-
ished, and Cards printed. Is also prepared to
execute, all kinds of Engravings, on any Me-
tail, ON Brass, Steel, Gold, Silver, &c.
No. GA, Church Street, Up Stairs.
NSN Orders left at j. R. Hathaway's
Book Store will meet with prompt attention.
Oc 3-Sn
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SUNDRIES-Rece by this morn
- ing's boat.
Is boxes Real Starch, prime article,
IS do No. l, Candles, cheap,
20 kegs superior Butter,
A lot of prime Cheese,
A lot of No. l, Buskwheat.
ALSO
10 hhds Western Sides,
do Shoulders,
Bbl Beef of all qualities,
$50 lbs. Smoked Beef,
10 bbls. Lard,
Superior lot of sugar cured Hams,
Picked and smoked Tongues,
20 kegs Lard,
10 bbIs fresh Beef.
PENTZ a. CARTER,
no 25 No. II Roanoke square.
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Local Items.

Mayors CoURT.-Mayor Ferguson
had quite an easy time oft this morning.
BOUND OvER.-M. Dunahoe, charged
with an assault upon M. Griffin, was az
raigned this morning. His Honor reouir-
ed him to find security in the sum of
800 for his future good behavior.
DRUNK.-William Knox, white man.
was arrigned before his Honor this morn
ing for being drunk in the streets. Dis
charged
ANoTHER.-Christopher Morton, a
White man, was also arraigned upon the
same charge and disposed of in the same
way.
AND YET ANoTHER.-Jacob Wren.
was arraigned upon the same charge, and
upon promising his Honor to keep
"strait' in future, he was discharged
B@~ We are under obligations to J.
Hardy Hendren, Esq, for the proceedings
OF the Common Council given below:
A meeting of the Common Council was
held on the 30th Nov. 1857.
Present.. James Moore, President.
VIM. T. Harrison, Vice do.
Messrs. Camp, Whitehead, Mclean
Hendren, Freeman, Saunders, Barry and
Belote.
The President stated that the object of
the meeting was to take action with re-
gard to the contemplated visit to this
city of Ex-President Franklin Pierce.
Mr.. Whitehead presented the following
resolution, which was unanimously a.
dopted.
Resolved, That this body will unite
with his Honor, the Mayor, in waiting
upon ex-President Pierce, and tender
ing him the welcome and respects of the
civil authorities of the city of Norfolk.
On motion of Mr.. Harrison the Rules
We're suspended and a bill of Mr.. Hyslop
amounting to $45s rs was passed and
the Finance Committee was instructed to
give Mr.. Hyslop note for the amount.
The council then suspended its session,
to meet with the Select Council in Joint
meeting
A joint meeting of the Councils was
held on the 30th inst.
On motion of Mr.. Moore,
R. H. Baker, Jr., was called to the
chair.
On motion of Mr.. Whitehead, the
Council proceeded to fill the vacancy of
Harbor Master, caused by the resignation
ofCapt. H. F. Harding.
Mr.. Saunders nominated Mr.. Edward
T. George, Mr. Harrison nominated Capt.
w. Drew Roberts.
Mr.. Saunders and Mr.. Doyle were ap-
pointed Tellers, and upon counting the
Ballots, Mr.. George, was declared duly
elected.
No further business appearing, the
Council adjourned.
Tho Sa1oot Council woo o1co in cacciOn
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ABOUT THE MARKET, generally, row.
dyism, sky-larking, and many other I'M
called-for improprieties are to be seen.
This morning as we were on our regular
'tlocal tour" our attention was attracted
by the loud talking of two negro wenches
who, by the way, were not at all chaste
in their language, hurting at each other
epithets anything but those required by
common decency. We hope that in flu
ture we shall have no occasion to allude
to this subject.
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no lot
Literary and Scientific Insti-
tute Lectures.

Literary and Scientific Insti-
tute Lectures.
yENHE Lecture Committee of the Norfolk
l. Literary and Scientific Institute, have
the pleasure of announcing that they have
made arrangements for a second course of
Lectures, to be delivered during the ensuing
Fall and Winter, by the following brilliant
array of talent:
Prof. E. L. YOUMANS, of New York City.
Subject" Chemistry Of the Sunbeam" in
two Lectures. Nov 10 and 20.
o. P. BALDWIN, Esq, of Richmond.
Subjects-"American Eloquence or Modern
Speech Making in two lectures. Sd $40
gyism."
Prof. JAS. P. HOLCOMBE, University of
Virginia.
Subject-Io be announced hereafter.
Hon. IL. W. billiard, of Alabama.
Subject-lst Lecture, "Character of Mil
ton. I'D ''Life and times of Cromwell -
Prot. MARINE, of New York City.
Subject-lst Lecture. "Oratory." I'd
''rhe Law of Spiritual Progression"
Prof. A. T. BLEDSOE, University OF Virgil
mia.
Subiect-''Sources of Social Progress"
The programme for the entire course will
be completed in a few days.
Mg~ Tick cts of Admission can be had at
the book stores and of the mem&srs OF the
institute at the following rates ::
Tickets to one Lecture, % cents.
Season Tickets, admitting one Person. So
Season Tickets admitting gentleman and
ladies So.
Persons wishing topurchase family Tickets
can be accommodated. no II
WELLINGTON BOOTS.
T HAVE this day received from Phila-
l. delphia, one case containing ladies thick
sole kid top and English lasting Wellington
Caters, made expressly to my order of the
very best materials and extra thick soles.
Also thick sole Brown Caters very supe-
rior, and will be sold low by
r. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is, East Side Market So.
no2s Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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Notice..

4 PPLICATION will be made at the
"A next session Of the Legislature of Vir-
ginia, to charter company to construct a
Rail Road from the Harbour of Norfolk, to
some point in the County of Camden or Cur
rituck, N. G;
no 20-Flm
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JOuven's InodOrOus Preparation.

CLEANING KID GLOVES or ANY
COLOR.
TOUVENS' NOTORIOUS Kid Glove
y Cleaner is the article used by the Kid
Glove Manufacturers of France, to impart
that purity and softness to the Kid for which
their Gloves are so justly celebrated. When
the glove leaves the hands of the sewer, it is
naturally more or less soiled, and this prepa-
ration is resorted to, to cleanse and beautify it.
To clean Kid Gloves, no matter how much
flannel in the preparation, and with it wipe
off the dirt from the glove, and in moment
it is pure and beautiful as when new and,
as not the slightest odor proceeds from it,
the glove can be Immediately worn. Full
directions accompany each bottle. Price rs
cents. Sold by the Agents.
no "a GEO. W. DEY & co.
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or Y TAX Els
M L S r B E P A | d i.
CRY COLLECTORS OFFICE,

CITY COLLECTORS UFFIUE,
Norfolk, Nov rs, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given to those who are
~ still indebted for City Taxes that their
bills must be paid on presentation, as the city
is compelled to have the money in order to
meet the accruing interest on her bonds due
January LIST.
made, as longer Indulgence cannot be given.
r. A. WORRELL,
no 25-6t Collector.
A. Il H. Copy.)
Telatine-Cog's Gelatinc, Shred lsin-
" glass, Russia Isinglass, French Gelatine,
Cooper's Isinglass
no 25 NJ. A. SANTOS.
GA. Copy
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Segars, Liquors &C.,

Segars. Liquors &C.,
A. MOORE, No. is, Roanoke Square
- Successor to Edward Decormis, Dealer
in fine Brandies, Wines, Segars, Tobacco
and Domestic Liquors of all kinds.
II A. ABBOTT,
II. SOLE AGENT FOR
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, OF
CIT Y b l. OC X Mill S,
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DOBERTS & CO..
~ POd N(lKI SnTTd - u

TIC pdIThlldSe
40 25--3m A. J. MANNING.
DOBERTS & CO..
N ROAN0KE SQUARE,,
Are now prepared with large and complete
assortment of Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church
comprising over thirty different patterns,
many of them entirely new, to winch they
solicit the attention of buyers, as they will
find it the best selected stock it has yet been
their pleasure to offer to the public and upon
terms that will give satisfaction.
Tin, Copper, Brass, Japaned and Hollow
Ware, Tin Roofing, Cutters and Copper
Works of all kinds done in a superior man
ner, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc, Wire,
DC.
Pumps of all the most approved patterns,
the Dbl, and at retail. An examination Of
their stock is respectfully solicited which
they are determined to offer to cash or
prompt paying customers on the most liberal
terms.
no26 VIM. D. ROBERTS, Jr. Il co.
NEW Avery THE SUB
IN SCRIBER would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has commenced the BAKING BUSINESS,
No. As West Main Street, and intends carry
ing it on in all its branches.
LOAF BREAD and CRACKERS, of the
best quality, and CAKES and PIES, of
every description, always fresh and on hand
JAMES REID,
45 West Main Street.
l would most respectfully invite Commits
sion Merchants to call and examine my stock
of butter, soda, sugar, and wine Crackers,
Pilot and Navy Bread, as | am satisfied they
will find them as good as the best.
no 26-ly JAMES REID.
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AND YET ANoTHER.-Jacob Wren.
was arraigned upon the same charge, and
upon promising his Honor to keep
"strait" in future, he was discharged.
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Excelsior Flour and Breadstuffs

No. 7, UGion street, doors E. of Market
Square, Norfolk, Va.
@as See advertisement. ec26-1v
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Posi-, OFFICE, Evansville. Ia.

NpsShibNi iAtH:
10 tie Elit6r Of tis ,yoapal:.
Year paper of yesterday contains short
article. including an extract from the Can
Melton Reporter. jon,tiie subject of the postal
arrangements upon the Rockport mail route,
which, concludes with the expression of a
hope that Mr.. Rudd will feel it his duty to
make some representations of the case to the
POST Master General"i IN tPOaL.
l have only to say upon this subject that
there are too many grounds fol, your esm-
plants and those of the Reporter. Since 4
have had the Post Office, the miserable man
ner in which the Roekport mail is conducted,
has been no little annoyance to me. That
mail never arrives at this Office without
bringing back large guam titles of mail mat
ter which had been dispatched by us from
Ave days to two weeks previous. The mail
matter for the Yankeetown post office is re-
turned more frequently than any other. 1t
is no uncommon thingifor papers directed to
that Office to come back here twice and even
hree times. Whose fault it is, Is something
i haye not been able to discover, and have
reirained from presenting the subject to the
Department., hoping that the special Mail
Agent will be able to ferret out the difficulty
when he visits this PORTION of the State,
which he has been intending to do for several
weeks. In the mean time, l will writo to
the different Post Masters upon the route,
and solicit their aid in endeavoring TO ascer
tain the cause of the vexatious annoyances
complained of, and also to devise means for
the more speedy and certain transportation
of the mails in future. .r..,.,.....-
/ assure you and the public that no effort
shall be wanting on my part to remedy the
gross evils of which xou,so justly complain.
Respectfully yours, r... .-tV r-E z,
-Sl'. F'p) q" c. r. RUDD, Pm.
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SwEARING.-The Washington States
proposes to the authorities of Washing
ton City, to raise revenue by filming
people for swearing. We believe there
is law of this kind on eur own statute
hook, but it is only once in long time
that it is executed;-and yet almost
every body iswears. A fine Of five cents
Cor every oath uttered in Evansville. in
the course Of year, would defray all the
expenses Of the City Government, and
enable us to pay the interest on our Rail-
road bonds without difficulty. School
boys; young and old men; rowdies in
the streets; mechanics at their work;
merchants in their stores, and msgis-
trates in Their offices, swear by their
Maker. and invoke curses upon their
souls. And all swear alike. The loafer'
swears as gracefully and heartily as any
of the Coun;ilmen. and our Devil, We
have always regarded as more tasteful in
the use of strong explosives, than some
Of our fast young men, who swear with
out icing conscious of it, except in
the presence OF ladies. ministers. of the
gospel. and old gentlemen who have
manageable daughters. tits not possible
for us to assume that swearing is wrong,
in view Of the uniyersality Of the practice
and the great personages who pursue it.
All we have to say about it is, that
when magistrates possess the power Of
fning people for swearing, it is proper
that the city should derive some revenue
from sdeli a prolific hsource. Station
policemen ahyxhere,ih the city, and they
will be able to keep the city exchequer
expanded, whether they reduce the num-
! Der Of swearing rowdies and gentlemen
1 or mot '.-
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N il n Most Undoubted Fnct


That Dr. SAsfoRD's ISvIGoRAToR OR LIVER RENE
DY, is of the greatest discoveries made in medicine
the past century. 1t has been study of the Doctor
during twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased caused the greatest number OF
ills palms, and his conclusion is, that the liver is the
greatest regulator Of the system, and the most liable to
disease while if kept from disease, is preventative
Of Dyspepsia, JauEdice, general debility, &C., while
last but far from least mention consumption; for
our experience is, that of consumption &C.
from diseased liver, than from all other causes put
together.
Taking this to he correct hypothesis. have but to
find remedy with which TO correct the liver, and We
have Of nearly all the diseases subject to
by simply using preventative. That the ISvIGoRA-
is such remedy, Is beyond doubt to all who try
it, its virtues such that for all complaints ari-
sing from liver arrangement. il is unfling remedy
while rs family medicine for all diseases Of the Som-
ach bowels which caused in greater or less de.
gree by liver arrangement, il is the safest surest and
most eficacious remedy known. Iaug20d&wlm
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INDIAN NEws.-The following additional
News from India, was received by the Euro
pa. Hind Sahib, who massacred the garri-
son at Caunport was subsequently defeated
with great loss by Gen. Haverlock, who re-
occupied Caunport. Sahib massacred ut
Caunpsrt two hundred and forty women and
children.
Among the officers killed are Sir George
Parker, Col. Williams, and Brigadier Vack
An obstinate battle was fought on the 5th
of July before Agra, between the garrison
an MemUsh mutineers, numbering 10000
troops. The British retreated with heavy
loss, Several officers were also killed. -
Two regiments mutinied in Panjaub Oh
the 9Th of July, massacreing Capt. Bishop,
ID. Graham, and Rev, Mr.. Hunter, his wife
and child. The mutineers were subsequent
iy defeated. .-. =. 1.r..g 80
where. .,,.,.,.,t
Bombay, Madras. and Panjaub were tram
gull.
General Raliere was to succeed In COM
mand before Delhi, where only 1000 effcc-
tive troops could be mustered