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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

THE KIDNAPPING CASE The authorities here
have news of the end of Beames case in Arkan-
sas. The history of this is IS follows: A
family tf free negroes named Beames, residing
among the Choctaws and Creeks were kidnapped
and run into Arkansas, where they were sold
One Of them passing through several hands -
Through the perseverance of Col Cooper agent
for the Choc' avs and Chickasaws with the con
sent Of the Indian Bureau here, suits were com
menced for their recovery and free dom in the Ar
kansas courts, which were vigorously resisted by
the parties who had purchased them These suits
have all been decided in favor of the negroes who
have regained freedom under the DEGREES Of the
courts. AS these put stop TO such kid
mapping in the Indian Territory, 1t is of public i'm
portance.-Hdsh Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

A BIT OF RoMAsCr. --Th. mask has fallen from
the face OF the youog lady sps clothes who ha
been bewitchin the editors in Canada West and r..
porting herself q tour of vepgesuce She i. a
daughter of a Mr. G'Epny, salveyor and Crown
Land Agent in reterboro, c W, and her name il
deserted her luxurious home about ak months
under the influences of passion for the stage and
to Feroaso where shs tried to get situation ct the
refused to aid in briDgns her out kindly advising hsr
TO g home but shs refused and entered priatipa
offas where females are employed, and worked a. a
every svsaEg. Shs is stl Of her former Setsrmt
nation to 60 on the stage She is aged 10 years il
very highly educ 4tsd, and decidedly propose in
eppsRrspce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

WOMAN MURDERED BY THE INDIANS Tim
Gsodsll, the Rocky Mountain guide, gives the Ka 4.
sas City Enterprise an of The murder OF an
American lady by the Indians. 1t seems she was
taken captive by Sioux who wa, with the Chey
ennea He put her behind him on horse, and
took her TO his camp, intending to make her bis
wife The Cheyennes finding it out, demanded
that she should be given up 10 them. This was
refused Finally, to prevent the CheyeD nes from
taking her the Sioux Indian shot her with an ar
row through the heart killing her instantly This
lady captured last summer with some return-
iDg Californiaps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

TERRIBLE LEAP From the Niagars Falls Ga.
zette, we learn that on Saturday evening last, a
Mrs Flynn, whose husband il a laborer at that
place. jumped over the back of the Niagara river
g short distance below the outlet of the Canals -
To every appearance she struck in the top Of tree
after sail Of about 100 feet and fell from there
TO the bottom When she left home she kissed
her children. bid them good bye, and told them to
inform Mr. Flynn that he would see her more.
She observed to go to ards the bank of
the river and was soon after taking the fear,
full leap. She was considerably bruised and
scratched, but not seriously hur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

RIOT IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY. PA-A serious
pitched battle occurred between the regular RATS
men and the log drivers from Williamsport md
Lock Haven. on Saturday last, Clear cid ere *
one of the tributaries of the West Branch and the
Susquehanna 1t eems that the rafssnep demand
ed that the logs should be kept back by a tempo
rary boom until their rsfts would get out OF the
creek. This the log.men refused, and made vic
laDt attack, in which a man named Kephart was
shot through the head, and instantly killed. Four
men were dangerously wounded with buck-shot
and large number injured by clubs, stones and
other missiles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11
KUn EENT AatB naAh.
FoR RENT IEssx-

Ne@ TUX II u UE IlEA"h NV ahh nC .
g. ton Garden 81 the head Of marshau street /.
~ for reat or Lessee. for one five years Thu
house IS nearly ne =, haviaR recently been thorough
" r. paired. containing three neat ana comfor.sne
rooms c0nven eut closets. SC. Also new kitchen
with two roors sad mos excellent new stable
with stalls, 'se@ M coal aud wood house l. c
and well Of excellent water in the yard The
ysfd beautifully 'hsted with fruit tees, fuch as
apples pssTs and cherries of the most choios kind.
To sn early applicant and good and permanent te
nsut the premises i'll re rented or leased on re-
sensible terms Persons desiring to rent are iayited
TO examine the premises
2-Ssw9wr w WATnRnp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

DEAD.-Tbe lawyer Nesbitt, who has been ex-
plating the crime of forgery in the Auburn IN
V State Prison for some time past, is desa. Hs
has apparently di-d of grief and mortifca ation -
His history furnishes sad lesson upon the danger
of swervpg from strict i.tegrity. He had, before
being convicted of this offencs been respected ard
was man Of talents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

In LUCK.-Lieut Samuel T. Chalfin, u. 8. n, a
professor at Wfs' Point, has just married -nnIe,
only daughter of Chas N. Connolly, of New York
The father of the bride Is worth So 100000, and
the lady is his only daughter The bridal presents
estimated at s., 600, and the regalia present.
ed to the Bishop by the brides father, is said to
have cost 8 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

ELoPEMEET OF ANOTHER CLERGYMAN.-The
Charlotte tMieh Republican records another case
OF clerical delinquency Rev. Daniel w. Pierce. OF
the north part of the town OF Bellevue, in Eaton
county. recently deserted his wife and two children
and left for paris nknown in company with hir.
girl who had been living for time in his family
While his fight he wrote regretful latter to Mrs
Pierce, stating that he would no. have left her had
he not felt constrained to do so by the unhappy
6icameut which he and ihe unfortunate girl had
found themselves p'scei in. Ths creditors of Mr..
Pierce have since attached bis property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

CoMMERcE OF NEW YoRK:-T Tt. foreign import
very large total fer the corresponding month last
year, Sl2.ll0 853 in excess of the total Tor APRIL
1855 "a gain Of 100 per cent AID al oS4 10
excess Of April 1854 The total importssace ne lst
Of January Si4 955 9o6 larger than for me coT
responding four months of lsst year and H4-
larger than for the sans period OF 1888 Inc Jot inh
being entered foi warehousing, everything not want
I'd for imm sdiate consump pton having been sntsrea
bond TO await the reduction of duties to take en'et
On the lst Of Jolly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

A FLYING AT THE HOOPS The exhibitor of a
panorama, while sepakiug of an immeOse statute,
an image of which had just been shown few days
since is reported to have remarked that 1t was be-
low. and that persons could ascend by means of a
winding staircase TO the very top. He said that
six persons could conveniently stand upright in the
head, which was hollow. The lecturer looArd
around the hall, seemingly much puzzled, but fl
nsJly added-"Whea say persons mean men"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

BREADsTUFFs-The Chicago Tribune, OF May
l. reports that large transactions In breadsufs are
making ia that city. The day previous, an order
for the purchase of 100000 bushels of cora was
receiyed from Boston dealer; while, on the other
hand, heavy purchases of flour and wheat are be-
ing made for ST Louis snd the Southwestern
markets. The whole of the wheat, -four asd corn
sold on the 30th ult, would reqnre about *2oo,u0O
to purcbass This. before full and free navigation
on the lakes or canal is had, may be called brisk
trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

MgS SUitGk..-l nave tor sale tease or
NEss REM. Houses Lots. &C from lst to SD street
~ snd in the county of Heuroo, soma Of which
Lots cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality By
any within the corporation limits; and when you
county Lots, for soap ans candle fac ores
ks'uFe could MT have done her part for the
convenience OF man for to such abiishms
upon all or any Of the above | shalt be pleased to
havs the views OF operators upon tho subject
before them.
Apply to II. w TYLER,
my 5-Sm Agent for the Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

DESERVING HER BABE.-The Baltimore Sun of
Saturday states that on Friday, Immediately
after the arrival of the Washington cars at the
Camden station. lady, apparently passenger in
the train with a child about five months old, ap-
piled to the proprietor of the National HOTEL Cam
den street, for lodgings, and registered her name
as Mrs Miller, Virginia She was shown q room,
but soon after took her departure therefsom. leav-
ing her babe in the apartment. The services of
officer John Short were obtained and q search for
the mother being unsuccessful. he took the infant
to the southern police station, from which place il
was subsequently sent to the alushouse by Capt
Wood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

no L B L. e. K&TINED STEAM CAN
AZ DiES-lt is fact universally rGmitted, thai
BOS1iE EUX3 stssuI- Re fined Canuies aro une qual-
led. Country merchants wno have bought them, and
who hsVe bought in New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore. and ct other places in this city, always
give It their upqIsiied sdmiIRtion; they all say It
Ia The very bsst they saw, and that it keeps bet
ter than any they ever had. The reason Is sebviaus;
E Is made of the best double.refned crushed Sugars
by "ofktnen OF experience, packed carefully, and
bad article never pUtup To those who have never
tried it, would say call and see try ard buy pack
age. LOUIS J, BOSSIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
my7 No. lot Main street Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

Losr MONEY REcovERED.-It It will be remember
ed that a package of bills containing about three
thousand dollars sent from the North to the Suffolk
Bank in March last, was mysteriously los. We
learn that the money tS2s29l has been returned tc
the Suffolk Bank, through the Post Offae. with 8
note stating ihat the money was lost through care
iaunsss B0stou Journal
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, FOh ~aE.G He.idps Those vulnn b.s

-.cs EGh SGEsE Besides these vuinnb. 9
Ef3 Teneueuts already advertised for sails. Grace
Fed street. ard which 81 OGG and s6 eQ0 may re-
main -scuTed fer al year:, offer two desirable
ceurra residences for only l250 of which the great
part msy remain secured for several }esrs Also,
thstvs!usbs lot Cover street. neTt to the !ish
Conatabls's Office, with Brick tenement n it
Also that valuable acre lot in Sidney, fronting 1879
feet the public square.
FOR hENSA desirable residence, CT
flee, and several roos il the Law Bu ding suitable
for otfcss, lodging rooms &c; these cool!
convenient end comfortable B B.MINCR,
sp l6-d!n No Law Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

THE DALTON DIVORCE CAse.-Hon Rufus Chosie
counsel for Mrs. Dalton, concluded his argument 10
Best n 90 Wednesday. having spoken for nine hours
IL 10 said to be Of the greatest efforts Of the ds
tingushed orator, and sbounds In pssssgss Of tbe
hiehass order Of sloquenee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

GENEROUS LEGACIEs.-The Hon. Josiah Bn,to,
Of Manchester Vt b.questhed in his last will .rd
testament the following sums to the religion. and
benevolent societi. named:
To American Bible Society, $500; to A. H NJ so
ciety. $500 to VT. Domestic Miss Societv ssoo 90
w. Branch Am. Ed. society, $500 to Am r e
Foreign Missions, $500; TO Am Trsc. Societv N.0
York, $3.50; also In addition to the same Society
$500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

SCARCITY IN rEnNEssEE--In the eastern divi-
sion of Tennessee the scarcity of food for man and
beast is absolutely distressing at present and pro-
missing to become worse The farmers have no
corn or rough feed the hogs have persisted from
stary alton, and the cattle are dying rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

RAILROAD SUBscRIrloN xh= Washington tArk
Telegraph says that Mr.. Brsgman 8 larss capitalist
md for long time in charge OF the Iliaois Cehtrs
Railroad lands bss taken $500 0C0 worth Of stocs 10
he Cairo and Fulton RsiTosd for himself and east
sfn capitalist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

1xas ECR nHNT-~A Frame Tenement
I'D with rooms. Concord, Central Railroad
-ASs1 street, tack Of Wesley Chspsl fotsess on
given imue ediateiy. Rent S75. Apply to
So 10 VIM. WALSH.
S9s LABD'S LtbiBsH HOUSE, South
EsS side of Basin, FOR KENF.-This lumper
house, the pr party Of ths JsE e. & Ks. Co,
: nesry rebuilt, ana viii bs ready for tenant by
the ist CT ApEli. The house 10 large and comnodi-
Gus; well suited for storage house tobacco fac
tory. For terrna, spply TO the undersigned
MiCHAELS,
NH 26-ts Agent for T. w. Connection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

Assassination IN RoMg.-M. Laxzaroni member
of the Consuta in Rene, has been ssss sssn sted in
rridor of the palace he proceeding to cay the
clerks Of the establishment, and had with him a
pocket book containing 900 scudi He was stabbed
In the stomach, and the a.sassin escaped with the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

NAVAL COURTS or IsouikY.-so has &C elonFn-
ad unit! Tuesday when 1t. Chandier's defence will
be read No. has taken up the s"se OF passed m d
.binman Fd C. Grafton, (turIoughed) } and No. il
~ f onaupisd with Capt. Voohsss' case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

EXECUTION OF NEGROES NosTH CAROLINA. =
Two negr oes male and female. led Joe and M as
sic who have been lying In the Jail of Wake county
death, for the murder, sometime last year OF thei
msster, a Mr.. Norwood, Of Granville county, wers
hung ON Friday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11
7TVHE KICHMOND WINE s1ORk.
DUDLEY & CO,
Importers and who'll e sale dealers In Choice
Wines, Fine Brandies, Liquors, Cigars.

We call particular attention OF the trade, hote
keepers private families and those that bay for
hecica! purposes, 10 our large and extensive stock,
consistlns in part, viz: Wines-Madeitss sherries;
Ports fure Jucei Hcczt; Clarsu nc as All grades
Port very old and fine, in original packages, OF bot
ties, for Medical and Sacramental use.
Champagne Wines
Heicsick Go; Soucheri Vt. Ohv1er Cs. Le
brands, for which agents, and can ODER great
Inducements TO the trade and hotels
Brandies.
Hennessey; Otsrd. Dupuy Co; Aarteii' reie'
vorsn A. Seisnett and other btsuds from the loves
| price upwards
| Jamaica; ct. Croix aoa ooston Rum; ATrsek; Hol-
| land Gin. scotch and Irish Whistles; Old Bourbon
| and Mountain Rye Wkisksy; Old Peach and Apple
| Br.n3ies Curasoa Abisnth; Kirsch; Marsschino.
| Also. Ginger Wine; Blackberry Brandy; Cherry
| Brandy; Bit.ers, which arc excellent for Summer
| Complaints
| A large variety Of Choice Brands.
Malt Liquor.
| 0urness's; Dublin Brown stout; Hibben's By.
ssss London Porter; PhiIadslphs Porter; Muir 4
sons Scotch Ale; AIsopps India Pale Ale; Dudisy's
Tonic and Sparkling Ale; PhiladsIphia Ale and La
| ger Beer, in pints and quartz
Those In want Of the genuine article invite 70
| call and examine. " Main street, kehnond, Va.
spli
MEDICAL TksTf fMUNY- --F KU.n THE
lSI JUSTLY CELEBRATED DIR. PARSONS OF
VA. 10 20 ify thar have used Ia my practice
and have seen used BY others, DR. seetfs Ceieb'a-
ted White Circassian Liniment and have no hest
taiion In saying thar have sonhdsnse In than
any other Linimeas ever say ! have Sssd it N
Rheumatism, sprains, Bruises. Pains and eurns.
with almost universal saceess and Gan with sons-
d'a'' recommend 1t e Grn%ls ~ 1i;.d sxksoss. n D.
Al he sSevs hsSislSss fes ~. by rsssslL La
Co., Aai Aisz. Duvsi, hsAasa1. ~
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COOLIES "A letter from Havana says that coo
liz. hsys advanced to $500 ser head. Very
mon ereolss from the cosst Of Africa sre worth =
,bou,eud dolsIs saeh, and the slave trade II Sour.
ishns beyond any previous knowledge of the Oldest
pirstai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

THsATTEMPTEO AssAssISATIos OF NAPoLE Eos ---
We are informed by private correspondent whom
place reliance, tast attempt wssrsslly ade
kill the Emperor snd that the ball struck coat OF
mail, which he wears, and glanced off hundred
persons were forthwith arreste3 and conf 1ed in pri
The Emperor himself though p ofssssd fl.
talist and very brave man, thought it prudent to
abstain from public ssssmblsgss for time, and wss
about to leave Paris for his country residence at 81
Cioud...-N Y. Herald
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

RUINED The New Orleans Times states that O
youag gentleman in that city lost some S47 900 at
fashionable game few days since. He paid eyery
city ruined man
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-11

ew FOE HEN T'--rhe very desirable
~ House, Nc 2lS Broad street containing
42 eaIil'o ortable rooms aud attached 8 most excel
lent h:chen end very hnc back yard
The subscriber would be gsd to have some scnteel
family, with whom himself aDd young clerk could
board and let tho 80 for the OF tbs house
Apply tba premises ny 3 6t|
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F0K RENT UK LEASE -The iiou-,

FSs ard Lot st present occupied by the suhsci ber
2 toste+ the east side Of 7th street sdi lining
the City spyiug Lot. The house has good rooms
besides green heuss closets Kitchen s,rveuts rooms
smos eh 9uss coal and wood hons, &C city water
and gas the premises: a handsome front yard
We set with shTubbery also, good hack yard In
fact every convenience for tbs 1mmooa alton of a
gentee. family To good tensut the rent will be
moderatr, aud possession given immediately For
psr,icusrs Inquire the premises
nv s. N w. WALTON
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
w 800 Broad Street


w $50 Broad Street
oo1 pair of those beautiful Landscapes, S74 cents
worth IS cents; $40 pair rlsin so cents would be
ehesp at 81; 300 pair Vase Shades, 81 worth double
the money; 200 pair Gilt Shades st the very low
price Of 81 So richly worth 81 So table Oil Cloths,
IN great variety from 25 cents up to the best article
made Call, examine END be convinced.
N B,-stoTe keepers and Peddlars sup piled at New
York prices
Ew- shsdes ulsde order at short notice. Call at
NJ GOLDENS Dry Goods Store
ap 2-dlm go Brosd street.
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L'REsH ARRIVAL of SPRING GOODS.
Il MERCHAHT WEIsl 9 r r co. have
ceived another lot of Spring Goods consisting of
Black and Fancy coored Cass msre Costs, Pants AND
Yeats also Drap D'Ete; Ital,sn Cloth Black and
Fancy Alpaop; Marseilles-White, Buff aud Fancy ;
Lirens Of every description and at prices which
must induce those who see them to purchase. Call
soon ct No. li2 Maiust
nyl MERCaANT WEIsIGER l. CO
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IMPsRIAL HUMILITY.-On the 9sh ult the csre
mony of washing Of feet" took place at the Aus
TITAN court At nine in the morni TIVE nty. four ole
peope-tu elve men and as many won en-w no were
dressed in the ancient German costume. were con
Quoted to the Hall CfCeremony" of the pslace. Al
ten the Emperor performed the ceremony of wash
ing the feet the above mention ed twslve old
snd the Empress On the women. His msjesty re
ceived from the hands of Lord Stewsrta gilt ever
and poured from it q few drots Of water Of
pressed twice each CT the wst.sd feet,
little bag containing thtrty-two silver groats had
been hung round the necks OF the old people the GER
emony was at an end Her msjesty, who was attend
ed by her Lord Steward, ac.ee exactly In the same
way her impeIial eonssrt.
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CRIMINAL mATTERs IN ViRGINIA.-Du log the
ait erm OF the Circuit Court of Patrick county.
youth by tbs name of Nelson convicted Of rnur-
.r In the second degree and sentenced 10 tie peui
,entisry for the term of eighteen ye Nelson ap
pears to bs quite young man, probably not more
than twenty years of age. At the lsst term of tha
Circuit Court OF Halifax county, 8 hend in human
shape BY the nanle of - convicted If the crime
of rape upon the person of bis own daughter The
Jury consigned him TO the State psnitentiary for q
period of twenty years.
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FATAL ACCIDENT Ono of the chambermsids a.
the nscon HOUSE. Portsmouth, Va, was instap t; y
killed Thursday night while discha rsng her accu.
toned duties by the accidental falling and
of gun. shs servant belonged to VIM a. Wilson
Es1
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l.aA FOR RI ST--s ne lowe r rooms 10 the
Ex American SsloOn, fronting On Main street now
Nh IN the occupsucY of Thys Griffin. a very de-
srahle location for bu'iners, at & moderate rent
Fos.esfo given Immediately. Apply to
NV 6-IsWIw HaURY GARLAND
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A CARD.--
"A PURCELL, LADD l. CO,

A CARD
IA PURCELL, LADD L CO.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Pearl street, hfchmosd,D
Fec leave TO inform their friends Merchants and the
public that since the destruction Of their Store house
by fire. the Esd March they have, by srriva's per
Steamers and r press made such additions to their
stock, Will enable them. heretofore to hli or
ders entrusted thern with sheir usual promptness
AID dispatch
w heir store, for the present is Pearl street,
and opposte their ole stand.
PURCELL, LADD CO,
sp II Druggists. Richmond
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VOLCANO IN GEORGIA lin Walker county, Ga
about tan miles from the town of Lsfay stts yolc.
no has come to life In Pigeon Mountstn which hs
bses showing gas of eruption since 1885. A lette
in ths Augusta Ch' oHics, Gays:
About niGniyht h. 24sh, the earth VS. violent
IL .eiatsd ssvesltimes TIE size in the viainit,
were arorsal ana terribly frightened by tha som mmo
ton. When obIerv ng the mouEtain, thsy were
moro than terrified, for brilliant light wal
pisinly ssen issaing from the summit. The atm o.
phers soon became strongly inErexnated with disa
srseable .salr huro oder On the following day {
.hGk torrent of smoks and ashes s.cendsd fron
shers this light w.s previously sees. fhe snokt
was rot visible at night This was perhaps owing tc
the elements heiBg covered st the time with very
dark soua No blaze has yet bssn to ls,ue from
the crater 1t has sostinaed about above daIcrib
ed ever since, emitting smoke and ashes without In
ternision The srater Is thought to be about oue
hundred yards in diameter No one has yet ven,uret
depth several Spainss in the vtclnfty have total,
disappeared.
Many Of the citizens very much alarmed an6
some even moving out of the valley through on
tlsipation aRd fear OF s violent eruption
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yan FOR RENT- A front room ip the
sd building in rear of our store, recently oouEied
-ssaf by Dr. "ooldrge, Office Apply to
DUVAL 4 NORTON,
my C-S+ DYrsui.+s
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;, me MN james Rirer Steamer The contract for
nc me pnschase Of new steamboat, 10 run between
=. ely ana Norfolk. in connection with the Cur.
dis..nss ms lnst been completed The company.
.sappoinfed in their first purchase, have boueht
,.. ,ue. ana superior vessel, the GLENCOE 4 boaf
.nS .,.a nsn Ine Curtis Peck, only two years old.
"nicn, IN poin: Of speed, 10 said to be without
On a. soon as possible.
=. House Breakins.-The ofscs and ,odv;,. ,oo,, 80
ar; Charles Whitlock, Northssst cornse Of Is.h ~
Sy ssrses, was forcisly entered zone time
and robbed of a i've shooter sold Iock a..
ssiahs e'a lar articles Of wearing apparel etc. Mr.
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