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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

ACCIDENT HEAk PAkKERsBURG.-On Satur.
day, 30th of May, at Pirkersburg Wood county.
Va, two men, named Edward Babb, and J ,ha
Reynolds, were fl hing with seine at Newlsnd's
dam on Muddy Run They were wadIng 10 the
water which was just dep enough for wading
without swimming, when suddenly Mr. Babb was
seized with the crsmp and crisd for ASSURANCE
which Reynr Ids sndesvorsd % give and on tic nd.
rroaching Bsbb. was seized ard dragged under
the water. He struggled violently to release bim.
self hut was unable to do 30, and they were both
drowned
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process witch India rubber goes through, in order
to render 1t capable of being manufactured into
various articles. is called N mastication The ma
chinery required for this purpose consists of two
large cast iron cylinders placed side by side, and
so worked as to turn directly against each ether.
These calenders as they are called, are heated
with steam The raw rubber is repeatedly run
through them, and by the heat and pressure . GER.
tain amount is fAttened and ground the compo.
sition being at the same time ground into the rub
Der THE grinding operation is frequently repeated,
until the rubber becomes soft, pliable and thin -
Then, by means of calenders. 1t Ia pressed upon
the stocksnet- which. in the manufacture of shoes
makes the lining, and is also elastic-and is run
upon large reels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

ANOTHER DEATH BY THE BITE OF SPIDER
Miss Sarah J. Colbourn, of Chaplin Conu.
died recently from the bite of a common black
spider. The circumstances were these:
When she ross on Monday morning q week be =
fore her decease, she found the spider upon her
pillow, and felt q stinging sensation upon her lip,
which continued until Friday. when her lip and
face commenced swelling, and she was confined to
her bed until Tuesday. when she died in great suf
fsring. Her head and face and neck were very
much swollen, much that she could neither
aee nor speak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

FAILURE OF THE REvOLUTIoNIsTS IN PERU -
The revolution in Peru under Vivanco is at an
end, and has proved, az we have always antics
pated, complete allure. All the revolutionary
ships had surrendered except the Apurimsc, Al
guns and bv arrangement with her officers, she
was to be delivered up to Castillo within 8 week
1t is not believed that the troubles of Peru will
cease with the re-establishment of peace. Seri-
Gus questions it is said, will arise with Chilli and
the United States in relation TO guano Large
quantities were sold below the legitimate rates
by Vivanco, and the Peruvian government is now
about to claim the difference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

CLERGYMEN ExPELLED.-The Wesleyan Meths
odist Conference now In session At Toronto,
C w. has expelled two of Its members for immoral
conduct-Rev Mr. Haugh, of Hamilton, because be
carried revolver in his pocket for several days,
intending to shoot young gallant who had eloped
with bis daughter contrary to his will, and young
clergyman named Jones, of Toronto, because he
corresponded with young lady 10 England. with
= view to matrimony, and afterwards changed his
mind rs to the propriety of forming an alliance
with her because he loved another better.
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sGAGsAI. NssrIGEe


~ Mrs Pecor Kemoved.-T havs taken
the Dwelling over the store ofMessrs Parker, kim-
mo Co, on E'gls Block, No. I43 Main street.
where I have advantages for continuing my Dress
Making su1insss m ere extensively
THANK fnI for the very liberal patronage formerly
received, and hoping to merit q continuance of this
sane | most respectfully solicit my customers and
those In want OF Dress Making done la the most
fashiopsbe style and short notice to call at No.
I43 Msn street, on Esgle Block
ie l3-ts Mas G. PECOR.
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HARVEY BUkDKLL.
This closed the evidence for c. rtestsnts

COMMENCEMENT AT EMORY AND HENRY Col
LEGE.-rne snual commencement at Emory and
Henry College came off on Tuesday and w erines-
day last. The degree of Bachelor of Alts was
conferf ed on number of young gentlemen whose
names follow;
cry; V Thomas, Marion; J II Davis Columbia,
Ks; G Ltchield, Abingdon; II W Wills, Nelson
Co; Garland, Amherst Coz w Trigg, Abing-
don; T Harris, Drewrysvillei ] r Love, Jackson
co, N c; Lilly, Montgomery co N c; Grief
Lsmkin. Henry co; K Crockett Wytbe &C; l. J
Cleely, Brunswick co; S Williams, Lownsbo-
rough, Ala; J p Sheffey, Marion.
The Byars Medal for proficiency in Science,
and the Mcdaniel & Peters Medals for exceliency
in Latin aud Greek, were conferred-th first by
Rev Mr. Brown il = very excellent manner, to Mr.
Jas G Thurman. of Hardiman CO, Tenn -ths two O
last by the Rev DR. Cummings, in happy style,
TO Msssrs Patrick Henry Cabel of Nelson co,
and J She fey. of Marion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

A TEST FOR ABoLIrIoEIsTs We understand
that colored preacher of very gentlemanly ap-
pearance, was in town last night in pursuit of q
lodging One of our clsrgymen introduced him to
some of our abolition friends, and desired them TO
give him supper and bed but without success, at
latest accounts Whether he slept in the street,
or pot we bavs not learned Consistency, &c."-
Nsacburyport (hfass) Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

THE AMERICAN MINISTER IN THE HOUSE OF
CoMMoNs-A London correspondent describing
the scene 10 the House of Commons when the
Princess dowry was voted says:
Every seat not only in the body of the house
but also in the side galleries, occupied while
the space below the bar was crowded by those
for whom there was nothing but standing room.
Conspicuous in front of the gallery facing the
speaker were the calm, observant features and
the waving white locks of Mr.. Dallas, the United
States minister. Since he has been amongst us,
1 thnk he'has hardly missed an important debate,
indeed, one occasion either in or out OF Parils.
meut, for studying our institutions To an Aneri-
can, the discussion of Friday evening would nat.
urally be both curious and interesting. The rep
resenta,ves of the people sitting in council ON the
domestic arrangements and controlling the family
&c 'nomy of the sovereign-perhaps it would be
difficult to find better opportunity for testing the
possibility of combining and reconciling, under q
constitutional monarchy, the loyalty of subjects
and the self respect and independence of freeman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

UBEu&6TET NFuEfHI
Brown orders he following:
Establish the following offices and make ap.
pointments: Morgan Valley, Wyoming county,
Henry McCarty postmaster, Directly on the route
from Taz.well G II to Oceana. Flat Fork, R1ane
county Robert Reins postmaster. On the route
from Jackson G Fl to Walton. Elk Fork Jack
son county John Welch postmaster, on same route
Change the name of Mud, Cabell county to G-if
fithsvlle, Eli F Harmon postmaster, vice Thomas
Roberts, resigned At Junction Hanover county
VIM Spicer is appointed postmsstsr. vice VIM C
Waistrum, moved away. Hiram Williams ia ap
pointed postmaster at Paddy's Mills, Shenandoah
county Woe Levi N Hale, resigned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

AnoTHER FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT IN
OHIO-AiDeputy Marshal Stabbsd and Nero Shot.
Saturday morning, four United Sat Depu-
ty Marshals were arrestng fugitive slave and
his wife In Cincinnati the slave stabbed Mr. G
Elliott, one of the Deputies. with long sword
kuife; upon.which another Deputy Marshal shot
the slave in the abdomen four times. The negroes
were then taken into custody The Marshal's
wound is Of . dangerous character The negro's
Is thought to be mortal. The sffray occurred In a
room on Vine street pear the Pos.offce, where the
pegroes were secreted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

A travelling Marquis in his course of the
grand tour of Europe arrived at Berlin, weary Of
lionising When he went to rest At the close Of
his first days residence, he exclaimed :-"Thank
heaven, have come to a place where there Is
nothing worth seeing in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

A GREAT COUNTRY j fferson Davis IN his
late speech at Jackson Mississippi mentioned, a.
illustration of the vsstness of our national do.
main the fact that during the four years of the late
Administration, more land was ceded by the gem
eral Government for internal impro vameut and
other legitimate purposes than 4 third # France.
and still wa retsin public domain equal to the
entire area of Europe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

MRS. STOWE Mrs Stowe had returned to Par
is from Rome, and was about starting for England
from whence abe would ssil for the United
States, by the Steamer Of the 9:h of June. She
caves In Paris, At school, her two twin daughters
ynunp ladies' proWn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

DRYING WET GRAIN A device has been
brought forward for drying wet grains &c. X
consists of cylinders situated In heated hus with
their ends projecting into fines into which Geld air
IL forced and SO arranged that grain or other smi
lar substances. put into tie top cylinder NJ III slide
hroush the same and then fell into the next
cylinder, and so on from one to another being In
in its passage alternately subjected to the action
co'' air while falling from one cylinder into the
other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

Hoop. DooMED.-Lsdies prepare for an ex>
treme change in your habits, for Paris corres'
pondent of the New York Courier says, 'i.nk as
the Reci,lmer of 1900, the substitute for the full
blown rose, we now behold the belle of le5e viii
come upon US In appalling, nnmitigated deiormi'
tv sans cripone sans basque, sans bustle, sdHs
wad, sans wool sans cane. sans steel, sans every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

PERsECUTED FOR BhtGHAM's SAKE-A Nor.
mon Elder who was preaching the beauties of
Aormonism 10 Sheffield, England, praisiug Brig
haT Young as saint, ana every thug else that
was good was pushed from bis ros.rum by the
inhabitants, and ducked under the town pump
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

HEALTH OF Hon JAMES Q DoBBIS "A letter
recently received In Washington from Fayette'
Vile, N G, states that the health of this distin
guishsd gentleman is slowly improving MS
Con oh IA stil troublesome but "his general health
is better" This will be most agreeable news to
his mum erous devoted friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS The Ameri-
nations II Congress: First Congressional District
Hon George Eustis. jr- Second Congre ssioua
District, Gendy Burke. Third Congressional
District G. W Waterson
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nsw. FOR IsEHsT-And possession given
msE between the lst and 10th of July, large and
E delightful brisk residence, with furnace or hre-
places h eating the whole house Double porch In
rear with sh0er and plunge bath, and water In the
house and ell otkek modern Improvements; large
YARD; Kitchen and servants rooms detached from
house; Ia cool i summer wsrm 10 winter; ioca-
ted between 3rd and 4th, Franklin street; and 10
one Of the eliJible convenient and comfortable
residences in the city. FOR terms, &C apply to No.
904 masa street. opposite Corinthisn Hail. or at the
borra ie 5-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

NEGRO TO BE HUNG Al the last term Of the
I4ssquena (Miss) Court negro named Tom vas
found guilty of numbering the oversear of Mr. W
Myers of said coauty and Condemned by Judge
Yeager to be hung The ovsrseer's name wss
Branch, formerly of Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

The cargo of the steamer st Charles, recently
sunk on Red river, La, was mostly consigned to
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, and con-
sisted of 200 barrels pork. 3 600 sacks corn, 100
barrels flour, l46 bales hay, horses, &c, al OF
which Ia n totAI loss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

A SSiKE SToRY.-The Indiana papers say tina.
Mrs E Ryan, of Fort Wayne, in that State has
lust had q snake measuring three and half inches
In circumference. taken from her stomach This
Is tough story, but they swear it is true.
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osBoRNE's eALLEaY, Main 1t.
~ CANTOR! Cau,ien! CantIen!-T =
-.x,oa,a.d Creamu..A pemade &.

| - ..WoodIand CFeHm'.eA pou1ad0 Tor
Drr,vyIse rHE HAiR-hshiy psrfamed, srior
sn srv french article imported and for half the
a,,ss 20 FOR dressing Ladies' Hair IL hn no equal,
p.r. tt brit ht slossy appearance 1t causes Gen.
nsmen,, Hair to curl 10 the natural mannsr.--
!. rsmoyes daudrua, always svias the Hair the ~.
ance Of being fresh shsmpoosd. fnes only 6fty
sspu None genuine uniess Ssaed
FErRIpeE y Co, froprstors OF the
'.Bslu, Of Thousand rlovsrs.7
FOR sale BY all Druggists.
BENNErS BEERS FfsHER,
,,h - .,af ~ rent N, ktrhmosA
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A NEW vILLAaE.-There Is quite thriving
village springing up at Coalsmouih. Kama ha
county, Va. There are now some twelve or If
teen new buildings In course of erection-a South
ern Methodist Church. s,ore-houses, dwelling
houses, &c Coalsmouth must be village Of soue
business when the navigation improvements Of
Coal and Kanaw whA rivers ars completed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

as,A FOX tfKNT.-,ThP upper part OF The
49, house over my store-ktchen ard warehouse
- ia the suitable for stoEshouss or work
shop Entrance on Bank street
ALSO, FOR RENT-A Dwelling House on Navy
Hill suitable for 8 small family. There 10 g good
well and large garden on the premises Apply to
C. WENDLINGEk,
IL I1-.ts i4e Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

RELIGIOUS MATrERs.-Ths Methodist Episco-
pal Church Of Petersburg have purchased lot on
Market street, upon which to erect a new house
of worship which will be Of capacity sufficient for
seating 1900 persons
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s.~a nut RSET hU1kII IN MAN
4fW HIIEIaTLP EnR E-rha rra.ant n.n...

~ CHESTER, FOR sALE-Ths present owner
IRaA wishing to decline business, ofer for sae
the ull Street Hotel recently occupied by Mr. Bar
pey Dickmsu decd. The entire lot fronts Hull
street l2 feet and inches Jog back by 65 feet
with Bowling Saloon. large Stable; together with
s urnsll house adjoining, renting for SO psr
month Tba hotel is new building, with eight
Eoons and slso kitchen with two rooms Also, q
rably adapted fox grocery tavern. For terms
SO, apply to
ia I2I 6. GODDIN APPFRSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

FOREIGN LITERARY ITEMS 1t is understood
that MI Russell, the Times Crinean correspond
ent, is farmed by Mr. w Beae. By his contract,
be is to receive $40 600 for ecturins in the prin-
cipal towns of the United Kingdom for three
years On the night cf his first lecture 10 London,
notwithstanding that the tickets were l5s each
the crowd of applicants for admission was SO
great that the money takers were obliged to turn
away upwards Of $1,000 from the doors
The late Mr. Couton, editor of the Press, has
left In Nj q work called the "Thresheld of Life =
purchased by MIR Murray, and volume on the
'Junius" letters, ascr;bing the authorship to the
celebrated Lord Lyttelton, stated in his article
in the Quarterly Review.
The Athen @um announces the death of Msjor
Calder Campbell, q graceful wtiier Of the minor
prose and poetry of our tine and kind hearted
scholar and gentleman
Mr. Montgomery Martin Ia said to be en-
gagged "a arrangpg and selecting the papers of the
Duke of Wellington, with view to their publi~
cation.
On the 22d, at a sale of the effects of the late
Mr. Coborn, publisher the copyrights of eighteen
of Mrs Trollope's novels brought S748 Is
Mr. Alexander Smith has = new poem in the
press. devoted to the subject of Town and Coun
try Life"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

LOST TEXAS MAIL-rhe United States Mail
loss on the Louisiana was the regular Western
Texas mail ria IndianOls, and we are ir formed bv
Captain Sheppard, was varylarse The specie on
board amounted to only $4,000, to which Ia 70 be
added large amount il drafts-NtD Orleaus
picnn1lnc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

Bishop O'Regan, of Chicago, was burned IN els
egv on the 4th in st. near the depot 10 that place,
by the French Catholics of the vicinity Much In
d;pnstion is shown in that diocese against the
Bishop, growing out Of the case of Father Chini'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN LEXINGroN.-In quar-
rel between John Clay, son of the departed
statesman, and horse trainer named Edgar, in
Lexington, KY, on Thur sday, the former shot the
latter twice with pistol. One ball entered bis
mouth and passed out behind the ear. Another
ball lodged 10 his back Edgar is reported NOR,
tally wounded. The parties have not been on ami
-ioI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

SHIPPING WHEAT WEsTwARD.-The propeller
New England left the port of Buffalo last week
with cargo of 900 bushels of wheaton Cleveland
to go into the interior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

ADiE - DRESS GO,Jbs.-We have ros
l 4 setyed sms1 iot OF vary rish rfssuss and 6a-
ages which we Ase selling At about hs the segaal
v.Iu.; also tcw o. thoss fnest .olid eoiors
Ba, ages At IS cs t. Ans Bnsn,s 81 shiiins I'd.
fndies will DO well to call soon ana suppsy them.
selves. 4 -. hOsfNsAuN,
i.m 199 nrosA se
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~I.arge and Attractive sale Of Dry
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
AT CUHEN'S.

Handsoms Maniillss from 81 z5 and upwards Elias
tis Belts at l2t cts; Linen Cambrc Hsnhk srchiefs
at 81 cts piece; Hoop Skirts at IS cts Shirt Fronts
at at scsnts.; Fine Linen ones at 25 cent?; Fire
Laaiss' Gotten Hose at 81 cts pait; Mohsif Rolls
S78 Collars at 10 I2t, s. S7S so cts. and up
wards Black Silk Mitts double twisted at sl4 cts
aGd Long Mitts At S7i cts Check Muslin at 81 cts.
per yard White Cambria II yard wids, a. ~ cts
Mosquto Netting 62& cts. piece; Black subs at Is
cts and SONS at 81, worth 6 20 are few Of the
innumerable Bargains TO be founc st
VAL COhEN8 Cheap stere,
us 6Fosd IT.
NB. A large assortment Of Dry Goods Tor gentle
mems wear, such Ready Made Shirts, from 50 cs
| a piece up; Haf Pose of Cotton, Thread aud Silt
Cause M Merno Undershirts so ets, worth -; insr
and Marssilss Collars; Linen and Blk Pocket Hand
| kerchiefs, ac. 10 lo-Zw
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-xn FOR KENT- hat very desirable
E8 Dwelling House, situated ON Venshie street,
- reeently occupied by Mr.. r. A Blanfinsh'p -
There are kVa rooms in the main building ana -FOUR
in the house In the yard. There Is good well OF
water on the premises and a lsIse lot attached 10
a sood te nant the rent will be very low Applyto
r L. ID. WALFORD,
Atthe Office of Valley Insurance Company.
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The Amerieans of Norfolk have re.nominated
MAYOR Furgusson for ret election.
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Srsk FOX h hNT--A large Framed ii ouse
M2s Oh 7h street, suitable for 8 shcp or Factory
RssA Al'o, small Dwelling Maddox Hill for
rent Apply to
my 2y-2,swSw JAMES II POINDEXTER
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SALES OF LAHD-In our last issue In noticing
the purchase of a farm by Geo Guest, ESQ, form
erly owned by H Jones, We forgo. to mention
that he also purchased 300 acres of the Snowden
tract lying on the opposite side of the plank road
from DR.. Smith.
DR. G Harrow has sold his farm, containing 95
acres, located about sevan miles from town to MI
Morrison, of Delaware, for 81 937
The Rev Mr. o wens bought some 300 acres of the
farm next adjoining him, belonging to Mr. John
Howison, at SIS per acre, in Spottsylvans
Mr. VIM Rolf, of Albany N Y, bought 500 acres
more of MIR. Howisons farm, mex. adjoining town,
for which he gave $l7500 These sales were ef-
fec.ed through the land agency of Mr. William
Mitchell. -Fredericks6urR (Pa) Herald
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mss. FOR IL 8NT---A II louise on UnioD.Hili,
80 contain ng four rooms, With basement with q
Es5a garden attached. and well of excellent water
on the premises Rent per suEcrn l20 Apply TO
je6,t. JAMES M. CARTER.
aHs FOR Il "A good LODGING
M;M ROOM, on the corner OF llth and M ain streets,
I~ opposite the Enquirer cffies. Apply to
e g. Is HARRIS d ECHOL9
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80 EUa RENT-The three story Tene-
Es ment, now occupied by Mr. Bevin, on haln
&Ea street, between Second and Third it CON
tain. ten or elevea rooms with gas fixtures through
out The kitchen has four rooms Being IN piea
eant AID convenient Part Of the city it vii be tonna
a desirable residence Possession given the hr:t OF
june Enquire at Worhsm's Bookstore, on MAIN
- nv Pts
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N1ANIILLAs.-W are new Spestna N
INl elegant lot Of Manila. - aaasasi cw triesss
siso Black liiasion eik, Nett esa Lac for TStna-
minss On hand Q large stock Of CoeSsses. Eieeeses
o0'''' @A1 ~''''' j. n RosENsAUn.
rs ls} DIoaA Z.
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Col John Charles Blum, . well known citizen
Of Charleston, 8 @, died on Friday last
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CAN rHIs BE rsUs l-ESee.s of T,neA Jau,
connection with the recent ly pch!ns n R.T.., A.
,auldsrs, % in iows an incidsn. occurred h. css |
nMo 90 Sersalses In 3 sisiits.d community Ye, it
vas ths legitimate effect of that brut.jisv ,-s;.h
icenes Of violenss inevitably ensenser In th brms
sreast and emulation Of the spiYit OF ~.
ind reekles, sresard Of the decsneiss Of lie sbon
oy tn h'se citzsns who snstonsd G imiaai from ,ns
hsnds OF justice snd Inundated him on The Altar ~
human passion. The body Of Barsar, aher be-. sns
i*r several hours upon he tree which he vassx.
scuted, wss cut down; the corpse wac placed In a
ugh box and nsiled up and hole being sss 10 q
VacAnt lot. the box was thrown into it. ths earth
udeY hlsd ir and the mu derers corpse LETT to de-
cay me that Of osue, his only funers service the
curses OF an excitsd mob Yet this q, not the end
OF the next morning early soae Of his qnopdsm Z.
eeuHonsrs OF the lower order, them sslves probably
NJ soeJeen for the State prison snd the han gman,
1oensd the grave tsok the body from the box md
placing 1t la WAGON with clothes and hat on drove
!. 10 ihe door of Cobb's Hotel where the iorribls
.nirs remsired for brief tims with sy Q and
tongue prstIueins. ana its ssonizsd and .ctensd
tsatares making day hideous In Ihe h.rd of this
strange boon compsuisn Of their reveIs the parma
atofs OF the ghastly jote placed sp Of rap.r on
Wnisn W.sa call TO- dinner and horse fe.d and th.
81 tne body to be removed and sgain bu led oy
'oose VINO chsse to take upon the ms elves the dss
eseesble but s.a.y duty
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"a. EUk IL h n Tan excellent Brick
TeS Tenement, With brick kitchen and garden at
- tached situsted oa the corner of Leigh and 9th
ztreets on Church His. Possession given the 18th
lima Apply to LARUS i SHINE,
:. ia "a Main street