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,u.S-cwiw PRESTON VI. QIARLES. CiE
A.L,us,
I'm q Nu;ll NM / A Nnrrin.lNL.

John q Neil ANA J 4 iarr.u.l0L, iicieada.
IN don't. hlt gpon HrtacA'Ec.i returned execute"
The niirr, oi ,hs sui, i t. recover OF the ic.entH'
h.ty liy. dollar. md ri-i,yniHc cents with inu:a
thereon 10 b" compute! after the rate 81 II. per zen.
,rmn from the 3O,h oi Nav -,; till payment, and =
dollar, md charge q: profess. And ara,
hnvn. been unlt and h!r tina, the above named dei'
unt John o'S.Ii il, nonresident OF this Commou"ca
IN. 4nd defendant John oN,!i i notified I" appear a:
Ru- 20 bc llcil ip til" Clerks Or at 'hr mi Co
nn thu first Monday in October and do what Is
ccsenry 10 protect hi- Interest IN this smit.
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y
NEW YoRK, August - Report. are in circulation
that the two heavy banking houses of Msssrs De.
launay, Iselin s. Co and Mr.. john Thompson, have
suspended payment
l.. ). MosrOe bank has Suspended payment.
Attachments hive been issued 10 the amount Of
nearly S2,0D0 900 against the Ohio Trust Company.
The liabilities of Mr.. Thompson, banker, who sus-
pended to-day, are over half IN Hon. He has. for
many years. done lending business in uncurrent'
money, AMI acted "a agent nj various hanks. He
also published the Bank Note Reporter. His suspen-
sion was wholly unexpected, and will causs nconve
nerca 10 IN extent which cannot now be estimated.
His assets are largely in bank notes nor available at
present. aud in other securities alike of small value
in the present excited state of the market.
The enbarrassmen;s of Delaunay, Iselan II Clark
thus far extend to only ther stock business.
BnsruS, August ~ -Messrs. Whitney & Hind-,
Wholesale boot and shoe dealers Of This city, have
suspended payment; This fanre Also affects several
large manufacturers ont of the city.
The liabilities Of Care Is Bros., who failed al New
Castle, England, are stated at S3 ,OO9, ODU.
MORE FAILURES in NEW YORK.
New YORK. Aug. 26 1T is rumored that Jacob
Little has failed for s. 000, NO. Benedict II Co.. and
broker, reported as having suspended yesterday,
We. arrested to-day on a suit from the Metropolitan
Bank and held 10 bail in the sum Of sl3 W'o.
RuuoKED BiSk FAILURES.
Notwithstanding the Warren Bank of pennsyiva.
nia, and the hauawiIa Bank in Eirginis'
WASHINGTON ON DTS.
Hon. Richard kiider Meade. Minister TO ltio ia.
nciro will leave next mont; Tor Brazil! Hislnsiruc-
,lors which are now oeus prepared, are very imPo.
.au an. relare 10 the negotiation OF new CONNER
csi rsaty aud the reduction Of the rates OF the high
Brazilian tariff.
Mr.. Esnuey. of North Carolina, is TO be appointed
Secretary of Legation 10 Brazil.
Mr.. Eames. our Minister to Venezuela, now in
Ma sachusetls. will return for his Instructions and
proceed Immediately to GARAGES.
The Secretary of War has telesraphed to General
Scott to CONS TO Washington Immediately. His visit,
is said reference tn the troops stationed al
sas and those intended for the expedition to Utah.
The programme which was made out some time ago,
IN reference 10 sending General Harvey with large
force e C;ah, will probably be changed. il lie e1-
treiney doubtful whether IN. expedition will leave
before next spring. but SEGA as Gen. Scott arrives
the whole matter will be arranged.
Charles e. Sinclair hiss been appointed Associate
Judge in Utah, il pIsce Of DIR. Stiles, removed.
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ErIT.,T ,pKEEs AM .;URI'NI,EKY

FRUIT TKEES AND SHRUBBEKr.
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.
EHAViNG on han { h choice 'nr.cty III Fhtr. * -
Il TREis OF my rai-ing nni srnffins
,Gr Getty hr-r for ransv lan,ine respectfully - -
cn!l tie n,tcntio: OF the '.lOIc Ia tEcm.
Ny :I-s"ry ilncntei rndhlInli miles North East
iroi the OH Market, whorr VIII iGa5Grc in show
ny tloin
III orders nj lrrsse1 10, LET! nt my agents, Nssrs
Van Lev Taylor {. Co. NJ. ~, Main street Richmond
Va, or myself wall urc. win prompt attention.
Aur a;--ct;rn LEWIS TUDOR
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TEACHER OF MODERN LANGUAGES WANT

|T.U " ! I.NNNT TNI.T " HVVIs
q GRADEA.-E Of the liuivcrsty I'll Virginia, wl" has
"A given sprcia attention - nodc. !ar"ltprs. and
can also trach Mathematics, would DC rrce.icd. hppy
Immediately, md direct 10 4. AlcSa'GGa, Va.
Juy 2i-ct
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COURT ORDERS.
NInGINIA Al Enle. hold IN The .- c..
Au. S-cwiw PRESTON QrARLES. y. CT

" lRGNNiAi ~ CHANCERY.-A, Rules he's
the C!t,ks CiIice oi the Circuit Court o. the C'G
the City al Richmond. Ia" rsI Monday IA August !.
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Au,.-cw.w PRESTON N. QraRLEs. D. G..
VYIRGiNiA-iX CHANCERN.--, II Rules held ia /,

the ~ GHY IL hu-4.i IsJ'
Christian frDn,.i.i. schTIrtCi. rue
A,H.nsr
Mary : S.srcacl, who, before hcr marriage. was "
rvs k!ny Der
The nbir,t of this SUI, obtain divorce from N
: s.ir.ckri who. before hoc marriage Mary ,
X -: M J. , mn n;!u.I ElI.r in tho Gr:uI
TIM, III. Gui ..inEs Mary rckICsr, ("no, before b.
rnrrria." wa ry :. Ming 4" rTp,rr h'.r "!tuiE
month u.r due pubhcuoa ot rnls order. and 40 Whist
rrcr, .1rv 20 pgnrC her interest this cause hnf
copy nf this urdr b. inserted in the Richmond knIu''
newspaper published IN thr City % Richmond, tor To-
ocr oil tie Court Hosc o ,..s iJuaiy the IRE, dev
the next GUur;. i LupI i'sth
An. 5-cwiw JAS D. CHRISTIAN, Corr.
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HNvASTED-By graduate of William and Mary
w College, situation IN some Academy ar private
school Address JOHN Is. CARY.
IN H-ctf usinLL w
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TEACHING,

LADY wishes 4 situation either la school or private
"A family to teach In,,;' u Plano Forte and Guitar.
also instruction in vocal n'Isi'.
For further particulars address. EirGrs ~ the Enquirer
Richmond, Va Aug
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NAPOLEON AND HIS WIFE All OSBORNE
The London correspondent of the New York Tri-
brne, in letter dated eth inst, says:
Napoleon iii. arrived yesterday at Osborne, and
introduced continental fears and habits into the Iple
of Wight. A most vigiiant surve'llance' says the
Times us kept up iu the ueighborhood OF Osborne"
and indeed. all over the island. by strong force of
the police especially brought down from London for
the purpose, and assisted in their lahors oy some
members of the French police. Boats have been
appointed 10 keep guard of the beach OF Osborne,
aud to allow no shore or strange boat under any pre-
tence whatever To approach it,"
wonder whether there is any old Euclisbman in
tne house who will put a question - the Ministers
about this surveillance Of the Isle Of Wight by the
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y tween FRANCIS MIaoR JoiS ". S.iRRa..EJ in lie
Land A.rn"y business u"der the style q MIaoh SHEn.
RARu dissolved on III" lst Msy, By mutual consent.
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TIE UiIIU TkUST JOMPAN1.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 2i.-Messrs. Brewster s. Co +,
private Bankers have tailed ewing to advances made
10 the Messrs. Ety. who rallied some days since. Their
liabilities are not large.
New YORK, August 2i.-The Ohin Life and Trust
Company have suspended. There are numerous ru-
mors 10 regard 10 the institution, and The excemsgt
among those interested ia very gr"a'.
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FRASC!s MIxoR, Attorney Mt Law. St Louis, Missouri
will attend promptly all professional AL land business
the payment CT iGx.s collection Gi ront- nrcouE; n-
In. in cstmcmts loan Of money. az. Inlv 2s-clm.
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AETANTED-By II Young Southern gentleman, s!'u.
~ n;ion I'D Teacher OF the Common ENGLISH Branch
e.. 49, Pirate Family Can bring tc-ii,r onin- ch,
rncrcr nr, hurry AdrcsI TEACHER. Warrington: D. G..
AM
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tueli
We look upon the assumption OF nationality, in the
new name of a portion o; the Democratic party, as
only another Indication of the inevitable progress Of
the General Government TO consolidation. To talk
OF an Internal Improvement, Tariff Anti Slavery,
Ststeright denying Federaist, being Democrat, IL
a burles0ue on terms. He is old j ohm Adams
Congolidation:st. a man does no: always desire 10
play hypocrite. To belong To a party and not up.
hold ts principles, is Ivy means pleasing or sell
satisfying position. The idee might creep NJ, amidst
all the e,joyments of place and power. That III may
be- as drspised as he is haspicable Let us spread
cloak over our sorss, wide enough TO smother the
stencil Gf all our ro.enness. H." Ia Cal ourselves
National Democrats. You are "high'' on the sove-
rrignty of the General Government; that s intense
ly 'nationa," and the cloak will suit YOU lou are
"odorous" on Internal Improvement; IL 10 NATIONAL.
and the cloak will cover you. You are running
on the Tariff; the cloak will curer you. lou nre
swelling blue against slavery extension, and Gsiea II
by Squalter Sovereignty in California or IN Kansas
and the cloak will cover you. As long 81 Tue .ro'
vernment lasts Consolidation will never die. Tn.
progress of thing. ha- Dissolved it- old evowsd party
adherents-the Whigs-;n the North. They have
d!sbanded. y email par: joined the Democratic par.
ty, from fear Of dissolution Of the Uhlon-the rest
went over to the Black Republicans. Bat now Con-
sollinion springs up again r-newedly IN the Deino-
cratic party-ifs Old enemy-in portion OF lis msm'
bers. who, whilst repudatng it's organization, now
assume tie old name and adopt iis principles. li=
way open for ;ts entrance in full COMMUNION win
the National Democratic party.
The Louisiana Courier vii; Cow. we trust, be able
to understand our principles. We are no National
Democrat-tbat il, TariG Democrat, or gu Internal
Improvement Democrat or WiImot Proviso or anti
Slavery Democrat, Consolidation Democrat
We deem all these terms the eIpediepcies OF the most
miserable political hypocrlses to disguise the o.trays!
OF Democratic principles on the various points OF
policy they desiguate-old Observation-Disclosures
gross abuces Of the Cons'itution-inveutonso Of the
worst enemies Of thu Democratic party, because
poutng ts integrity. teyng its principles. and d.
grading its moral power to tie fol uses OF Cnnsoli-
daton We ars Democrats smpie D-Inoeraf7 &C.
cording 20 the creed of the great cad ii!usrlSus
founders of the Democratic part. rs laid down in
W and 80 in their immortal protection. Aud a. con-
trsdIstingnish-d from .cDtionai Democrats, we are
STATE Rigt!s Democrats. Between a Democrat and a
State Rights Democrat, there indeed be no difir
ence for the one is necessarily the Other; and We
assume the latter, because there is difersrce 10
the meaning ct the terms The Louisiana Courier,
We understand, assumes the same appelation' Will!
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rASCERS. ULCERS, JUNIORS, &u.--h LnGy
u thinks il her duty 10 make the public. safe
ani cure remedy for Cancers &c. winch hn. nccn .cpen
erdIv ,r,sl -: Ter own n"ishborhood It be-
my one on reception u u.
Address Mrs PALEfoRD JoN-s IInn,I.en, Fuller c"si
~ Ohio h.u' 2.-C9i-
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-08
From Lsuis Rrfubican d Juy 5.
MURDER AND ROBBERY AT LEAyEHWoRTH
CITY.-JUDGE LYNCH IN THE FIELD


CITY.-JUDGE LYNCH IN THE FIELD,
Nj Stanley RylAnd Of the steamer Emma from the
Missouri river yesterday. has kindly furnished with
the particulars % late murder and robbery and subse
qusnt lynching. at Leayenworth eity.
The Emma arrived at Leasenworth at o clock p m.
sunday last and found considerable excitement pre-
vailng in town account Of murder which had been
committed, and summary punishment inflicted the
perpetrators The account Of these transaction u.s. in sub
stance follows
From what learned, and our information comes
from good authority eye witness-it appears that
there has been regularly organized band Of ruiians
despeadoes, and thieves for time iniesng the city
and neighborhood They have made profitable business
o killing strangers robbng them, and throwing their
bodies into the river 10 avoid detection Several sTAn-
gers known 10 have been possessed Of money, have very
mystorously disappeared lately and able
account for their absence.
On Friday last a named Stephens went from Kan
City Leavenworth aud presented check for slos
at the bank, and received the money. He to
count his money by named Quarles, who kept
gambling house in Leavenworth, and who entoed Ste
phens spring near the town. under some pretence
and where they promptly met by members Of
the gang stephens was Immediately killed, and his
money taken from him His body was then thrown into
the river Frum unexplained cause ouarles gave
the alarm that he and Stephens had both been robbed
He stated moreover that the took place at
The aforesaid spring town. and that stephens had
been killed
Some citizens suspecting that all right took
Qaarle into custody and proceeded to the spring where
the murdered man discovered and also Of the
gang, who arrested on the spot
One of the arrested parties-a young man. quite
youth-made a full confession of the murder of Ste
phens and also exposed numerous achievements of the
gangs
The crowd Of citizens took QuaIles and named
Bayse and kept them until they had such evidence
they thought sufficient convict them of being inp
Gated in the murders recently committed in the
community After deberation and hearing speech
from Judge Leoompte, who endearored to quiet the
element the crowd fearing interference from troops
the fort took Quares to tree below town and hung him
Soon after Bayse shared the fate.
On Sunday the boat passed down the rngeaders Of
the ganga named Wood and another named knight
Knighton in the hands OF the citizens and
to be hung in the evening. Wood making his viii
and knight writing confession Wood is supposed
to possess considerable amount or property probably
the proceeds Of his diabolioal deeds.
The names of those who implicated by the young
who confessed were unknown. Some twelve or tir
citizens, however missing when searched for
ON Saturday.
The citizens Of Leavenworh appear be determined
The entire community approve of and sanction the
pursued in regard the hanging OF Quarles and
Bayse.
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The St Joseph Gazette the death Of Madame
Cece 10y, the widow Of John Bapiiste Roy Of St Joseph
At the time of her death she seventy years OF age
Her history is intimately connected with that If Missouri
During the Of 1872 her husband and herself made
noble resistance to the attack Of the Indians against
blochouse occupied by them at Cote Dcssein in
Galloway county large number of the Indians attacked
them. Three times they repulsed, Roy and his wife
keeping up an incessant fire upon them. Madame Roy
only loaded the guns used for their defence by Roy
but she used the rifle herself and the Indians when they
did retreat left thirteen of their warriors dead within the
stf,ckasse Of the fort
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letter from the Rev w Butler. superintendent Of the
MISSION Of the Methodist Episcopal Church al Bareilly
has been received dated Nynee Tai District Of Kumaore,
May 26, which announces that ia compliance with an
order from the commanding officer addressed to all
combatant he had retired to thai place for the present
and until order is restored The New York Commercial
says ii is probable that by this time he has returned
to his station At any rate shc rnssionays personal
safety is placed beyond all peradveilture
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Miss Madeleine Smith, of Glasgow notoriety,
siding with her parents at last accounts Great sympathy
shown by the people and tradesmen of Scotland
wards herself and her family A subscription ON
for the young lady and address would be presented
her father stating that in the opinion of the persons
signing il, dishonor should reflect him from the
cent occurrence ...
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The Knoxville Register says: "a constant tide Of travel
greater than known before continues 10 pour
through this place The driven southeners fee
ing by hundreds from southern sun, and seeking cool
and refreshing air in the mountains Many pass
to the Virginia springsoters 70 Montvale which is
Of the most delightful retreats in the South
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ECONOMY, ECONOMY.
Look TO Your Interest.

NOW is the time to lay in your fuel for the
~ winter, prepared sell WOOD and COAL cheaper
HAT AZ any other az fbe year.
Weekly receiving large shipments 81 white red and grsy ash
os frcn approved the ceuntry carefully pre-
pared Tor cooking ranges sioucs, CRATES, aud farnao
Also HICKORY. OAK and PINE WOOD o the most superior quail
hef or
DAILY EXPECTED
large supply If CUMBERLAND COAL be sold at
NE lowest market price
ORDERS left with win viii pro1a attecu Cosi and
ood delivered part the BY teams free q cart
:
o kept unc cover lao pounds n, earaly Weighed
W aHFurn weigher.
III W NJ GAIT.
Once northwest CORNER l2zh and streets, No, Sal,
July 2a-1u
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TIE TERHrELE ACCIDENT NIAGARA FAns-The
Rochester Democrat Of August says:
An accident Of serious character occurred at Mag
Falls yesterday afternoon, about o'clock. IL APP
pears that usual, number OF persons stTong
about visiting the various localities of interest and
number had descended the Bddle stairs to the beach OF
the river and gone towards the foot Of the cataract Sud
denly immenRe oyerhanging rock, weighing probably
from thirty to fifty tons became detached from the bank
above them and fell with tremendous crash to the bot
tom. The conclusion great to split it into
fragments, and the pieces flew in all directions Three
persons seriously iniuIed-one Of them, Mr.. g.
w. Parsons from Cleveland, Ohio it is feared fatally.
The others a gentleman who stopping at the
Cataract House, whose we have been unable 10
learn and boy about fourteen years Of age who resides
in the village of Niagara This boy had his leg broken
and the gentleman at the Cataract House hai
derstard, both leg and arm broken.
Mr. Parsons however, who is guest at the Claren-
DON the principal sufferer One piece Of the rock
struck him in the head, causing dangerous fracture OF
the skull and another piece crushed Of his hips in
frightful He Immediately taken to the
hotel and surgical assistance procured The professional
gentleman who attended him expressed under
stand but little hopes Of his recovery The unfortunate
able give such particulars concerning himself
as enable his friends in Cleveland to he notified by tel
egraph Of his condition. and Of them expected to
come ON Immediately.
.sMr Parsons is connected with some of the rail-
roads centerng at Cleveland in the baggage department
and has a wife and child. He on excursion
for the benefit Of his health"
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ST.. LOUIS, Aug. The Kansas Herald Of Freedom
Of the Sd Of August says that Gov Walker received adj
vices from the commander Of Fort Riley that large force
of Cheyenne Indians had reached that station and at
tack expected hourly The fort contains at present
only half company Of infantry, and its defences are
very weak The Indians have dryen in the settlers and
committed several murders in sight Of the fort Coy
Walker Immediately sent Col Cooke to their assistance
with all the force under his command
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TEAM ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE

'INhE Engine is Of about eighteen-horse power,
and aithaagh has been years, gcca A.
- large Cor the purposes which Is applied dcscr1p
IN 'he engine unnecessary persons who desire 70 purchase
az inspect m thsmEeves Thr Messr Ellis manufactured H. and
~ sHhleni guarantee a be ri the
hF A-s
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Hon Theophlu Parsons, LID, Dane Professor
Hon Emory Washburn, IL D., University Professor
TIME course of instruction embraces the various
Il branches cf the law and a. equity;
inera international and constitutional law and the jurisprudence
the United States The law library consists 81
tunes and works they added and
made render IL complete.
lnrncton by oral lectures expson
tons and examinations coanexun With em az which
week Two also holden
at each 81 which previously
dents and an opinion delivered by the presiding Instructor
and ober facilities also provided for the club courts
acmby Is held weekly for practice debate acquiring
edge of parliamentary law and proceedings.
Students the school uf professional
stables mercantile pursuits and At the
erfu the middle other liberty
90 elect what studies they viii pursue according their
and aanmcnts.
The acndenca which THURSDAY six weeks
amer the third "Wednesday In Jav IS divided TWEEN
weeks each, with vacation a. eac term
During the winter vacation the library ochod warmed and
lighted, fT the use Of the members q the school.
Arrangements which materially "a
mnish The expenses a living in Cambridge.
Applications FOR admission, for
Nation be made 10 either az The professors Cansrge
csnwIDGr Mass, August 1851 Aur -sFr
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Mr.. Perkins, Of Dover, n. H, recently made a bet
that he could haul wagon weighing two hundred and
thirty pounds with in it weighing one hundred
and seventy pounds two miles in twenty-five minutes
He accomplished the feat in twenty two minutes
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HEAVY RAINS IN GEORGIA..

The Augusta ConstitutionAlist says
For the last three wee KS this section in common with
nearly every portion OF the South has been visited with
rains every day The ground is quite wet, and the
creeks and larger unusually full for The
season.
On Sunday afternoon and Sunday night rain fell in tor
rents in this neighborhood, and feel satisfied must
have caused considerable injury TO the farms
The Fer II gradually rising and fears entertained
that the rich producing lands the Savannah in
high state Of cultivation viii be submerged by the rising
water and the growing crops destroyed
Gentlemen who have recently been Ia the Interior u
the State as well as sections bordering the head
waters Of the Savannah tell that the rains have been
very general wherever they have been.
Several heavy showers Of rain fell yesterday and last
night
Speaking Of the late heavy rains in that neighboThood
the Macon Telegraph Of Tuesday says
The city sustained damage ia the destruction Of cul
yets and the washing Of streets to the amount sup
pose Of about four thousand dollars while two Of the
railroad oompaniesthe Southwestern and Macon and
Western-were roughly used. The latter had two
breaches ia embankments and the former four the
worst Of which through the great eInhankment be-
tween the city and vneyile Both trains started out
usual Friday afternoon, and the Southwestern train
stopped BY n breach successful in getting back
to the station house The Macon and Western train,
however off after it passed out of the station
house, and the passengers returned 10 town by
hacks the train being left upon the track The inbound
passengers the Southwestern road brought 10
town in the way after ride Of five OF six miles
On Saturday night The Southwestern track repaired
in time deliver her up passengers by half past eight
O'Clock The Macon and Western road also in rum
ming condition next day.
In town during the food the scenes surprising
lamentalde, and ludicrous.