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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20
No. 14-AN ACT RELATING TO THE RECORDS OF


heeJy enacted By Me General Assemby Of he State Of
Iermo1t Joiotcs.
SEC If in any probate district in this State any part or
all the records files Of the probate courts for that district
have been shall hereafter be DESTROYED by otherwise
any person interested any estate which, the time Of the de-
tructon shall have been shall have in progress
Of settlement that district present to the probate court
OF such district for record certified copy records
the proceedings of such court any copy Of the report of the
appraisers, any copy of the report Of commissioners for al
loving claims or for the partition distribution Of the estate,
certified respectively by such appraisers commissioners, the
originals OF which have been destroyed and receiving such
coes the probate court shall by publication, otherwise give
notice all persons Interested of the time and place. When and
where hearing Will be had the question, whether said copies
h De recorded or not and upon such hearing the may
IN ITS dsceon order such copies be recorded and when such
order made the recording officer of such shall record
the provided the person presenting such copies will pay
the legal fees for such service and the records made shall be
treated original records and copies thereof duly certified shall
have the same validity for all purposes copies of original
records.
SIC If in any probate district the recording officer of
the probate court for that district has failed shall fail
cord all the proceedings of the previous the termination
OF his Office shall be his duty, if living, forthwith to complete
the records and if he fails do within reasonable time
shall he the duty Of the recording officer then in Office
cord and the at the expense of the person, whose
duty il was to make the record provided he has received the
fees for making thcm be of him proper
ton by person making the record If by reason of death
insolvency otherwise, the fees be collected from the
person whose duty make the records the fees shall be
paid from the county treasury herein after provided and in
this the person whose duty make the records shall
thereafter be responsible to the county for the amount But if
the fees have not been paid the delinquent recording officer
they shall be charged to the person whose duty shall be to pay
the probate fees for the settlement of the The records
made provided in this section by person in Office the
time OF the proceedings to be recorded shall be valid
though made by the person whose duty make hem and
the copies of them shall have the validity in all and
elsewhere the copies Of other records
SEC B. 1t shall be the duty Of the judges of the county
court for the county in which such probate district is located
audit and allow the of the recording officer for his fees
which according to the second section of this act be paid
from the county treasury.
SEC 4. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November 9, 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20
rrrmdnt Guatrbman & State JournaI,
pl.arD EVERY FRIDAY nonvrso, ny p. p. WALTON.


rrntsnrD rveiW rRIDAY MoRNiNo, NY By. WALTON
TERMS-Si 80 cash ia advnncc; 50 90 II payment
h. mot made In advance interest always chargahe from
M end of the year ln packets TO address, 10 copies
Gr sl2 90, and 20 copies for 50 90, uiUariaJy n
airanoc.
Annexed is list Of agents to receive subscriptions,
ad,crtisements and communications, and acknowledge
payment for the same
lor Brlinuce, j. HUTCHINSON, Jr W. Randolph,
Brookhcd. H. ~, UPHAM,
Berlin, ID. B. BOSWONTH,
Cabot. q. ID. PUTNAM
Duxbury, j. J.. HENRY. Waterbury,
Eimofc, J.. ~. CIRCUIT.
Iydcpark, EDWARD b. SAWYER,
johnson. G. w. SCOTT,
Lincoln. SIMEON O.. RALPH,
Lowoll, ABEL CURTIS,
Mar,hhed. 1. A. BEMGS.
e. Mouistiile, J. q. MOVES,
Middcscx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr,
Nurthfold, T. SMITH,
Orange, NJ. &. CROSS,
plaiuhold, A. n. BANCROFT,
Randolph, J. X. PARISH,
Rochester, y. d. BRIGGS,
South Hardwick ADOLpHUS HOLTON,
Stowe, EMERY Town,
Iunbrdge, AARON n. KING.
Waterbury, J. =. HENRY.
Waitsdold and Fayston. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
West Randolph. j. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
WiIlisnstowu, DARIUS PRIDE,
Wolcot. y. JONES.
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT
% Persons iu other towns disposed 70 act as agents
viii le added io tho li.i ON apple ltion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20

No 12-AN ACT IN RELATION TO NOTICES OF PRO
TEST UPON BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CHECKS DRAFTS
AND PROMlSSORY NOTES.
is heJy caacted By The Geaerat assembly Of The State Of
Vermont, as toHows' ~
SEC notice of the protest of any bill of exchange, draft,
check or romsory note shall hereafter be sufficient to charge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20
M. 10.-AN Acr RELATING T0 TRUsTEEs.

No. 1O-AN ACT RELATING TO TRUSTEES.
is hereby eqeacied by he General assembly Of the State Of
VeyBoRt as foHoirS
SEC l. No member of the legislature officer of the State
whose duty requires his attendance upon the legislature who
required by law report thereto, shall hereafter be held
adudged upon any contract expressed implied for
board and lodging furnished by any debtor debtors for such
member or officer while attending the session sessions of the
legislature.
SEC 2 This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved, November 10, 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20

No. 9-AN ACT IN ADDITION TO AN ACT ENTl-
TIED IAN ACT IN RELATION TO THE DlSCLOS-
is heredy aetea by tie General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont, f08oWS:
SEC. commissioner may be appointed upon the appica
ton of trustees the manner and to the inens
and purposes upon the application of the plaintiff is
provided by the act to which this is an addition.
SEC. 3 This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November 6, 1851
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20

No n-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF AN ACT ENTl-
TIED AN ACT IN RELATION TO ASSIGNMENTS,
APPROVED NOVEMBER 10, 1852, AND TO AMEND
AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT IN RELATION TO AS
SEDIMENTS, APPROVED NOVEMBER IA, 1855.
II is hercby enacted By The General assembly Of The Sae Of
Vermon foLocs:
SEC Section three of entitled act in relation
to assignments approved November 49, 1852 is amended
as to read as foows-t shall be the duty of the assgnor and
assignee to file in the county clerks Office in the county where
the assignment made and the property assigned situated at
the time of making such assignment true copy of the assign
ent and of the inventory Of the property assigned including all
chooses in action and Of the list of creditors to be benefited by
the assignment remain file for the and inspection Of all
persons Interested in such assignment
SEC 2 Section Of an entitled act in relation TO
assignments" approved November H. 1862 amended
read as follows the assignee SHALL at the time of the making
of any such assignment execute to the probate court for the dis
trict in which assgnor resides good and sufficient bond
with suretes TO satisfaction of said court conditioned for the
faithful performance of such trust
SEC B. If such copies and bond shall not be executed and
filed as directed the preceding sections of this act the proper
ty so assigned shall be liable the trustee process and to at
temen execution the suit of the creditors of the assign
or the same as if assignment had been mode but not after
such copies and bond have been filed and executed and
far said assignment shall for such be imperative against
the creditors Of the assgn0r, but no farther
SEC A. Section four of the act mentioned in the first section
of this act is hereby repealed.
Anmoved November l0 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20
No. 7-AN ACT ~ AlENDMENT OF SECTION Thirty

No. 1.--AN AUT n AMENDMENT OF SECIION TNIKIl-
THREE OF CHAPTER TWENY-NINE OF THE COM
PILED STATUTES, RELATING TO JUSTICE SUITS.
is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont, foi'0tcS:
debts demands for goods wares and merchandise sold
delivered the any subscription for any book
map chart upon any purchase any book
map when published shall be tried thsaown where
such commodities sold whore such subscription agree
ment was made, where the defendant resides.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November II, 1851.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20

No. SAN ACT IN RELATION TO SUITS BEFORE
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
is hcrcby eaced By He General AssemJiY IF the State Of
Vermont, toHotcs:
SEC t. Section fortyegh of chapter twentynine Of the
compiled statutes, is hereby repealed.
SIC , This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved, October 23 1851
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GENTLEMEN: Tnr FALL CAMrAroN

10
10 Hubbard Block, Sfdfo street.
lfAgent for the sale of Williams Celebrated Monthly
and Scm-Aunual Baeta Of Fashons, the only true re-
port iof this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

From CENTRAL AyERIcA.-The news from Central
America Is important Mora Is TO BIO made Presi-
d mt for life, with liberal pecuniary ellowances--
thirty deserters from Walkers army remsinsd at
Punta Arenas In destitute condition. il Is re-
ported that Morgan and company havirg failed 10
make good their part Of the contract with refer
to the Transit route, the government has de-
termined to make the transit free, under tue pro-
etion Of the maritime powers. and that special
envoy has been dispatched to Washington to treat
upon the subject The government has monopo-
lzed the traffic in ardent spirits. There is trou-
BILE brewing in Nicaragua. The Costa Rican troops
have blockaded Fost San Carlos, aud were deter
mined to hold the San Juan river until the Transit
route dispute h settled. Meantime, there il pro-
liability Of coalition of the other Central Aneri-
can republics against the pretensions Of Costa
Rica. W. Carey Jones was at Granada. The U. D..
slo0p-of-war Saratoga was at Greytown. InGuate-
nsal the cholera had disappeared. II Is estimated
that eight thousand persons have died Of this dis
ease during the past season. There had been dis
turbances In Santa Rosa, hut they were suppressed
without much difficulty. San salvador was quiet,
and everything In nourishing condition.
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DOGdRTT 4 ANDERSON.

UPHoLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner OF Governor aud FrankliaSts.l
HAVE received their EaH Sock rot
IL French and American Paper HAsk5psN. .aiiqp&l.
tiles Floor oil Cloths, cnrfafIs Mods c9nice4 and
Trimmings, Window shades,sN NAttinat ,fa&14 4h1hy
other articles in the line pfsbssinysN vi be
sold at moderate prices. We also kskDsn hand and
make e order Fess.hsE .s end i pillows
ify. and all ether waF ki0 E line. executed by the
most competent wpTl aWith the strictest desire
TO give saisfaction n Norton of public patronage
ID respectfully solicited. lee 2S-sm
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In THE CAGE.-Jss. Childress, an aged
but by no means v, n,rable white man. was placed
in the cage YESTERDAY having no place to stay
lie is TO be sent back to Albcmarle county, where
ne come from.
VIM. johnson, free negro, was arrested and
aIso placed under lock and key for stealing car
pet, skillet and lot of clothes from Henry Steady.
lie will be before the Mayor this morning.
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NTOODFIN'S FOR
w GuRANIC THRUSH AND nYSpEpSIA-

hNU
The proprietor of this Specific, has been aware OF
its virtues FOR several years having frequently made
small quantities for gratuitous distribution to the
afflicted lie had idea of offering it to the public
in this form. until he was urged to do 80, by many
who had been cured by its use. lie, now with great
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia,
not as q general panacea for all the ills flesh is heir
to. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale.
Manufactu' ed and sold by q. WOODFIN, 25th
street, Church Hill price 81 per bottle, or bottles
for 81 For sale also, by GRUBEs ApPERsoy: X. J.
pIC0T; J. ". POLLARD, Eth street, and Dr. SNELLINGS
corner of Broad and 18th streets. Church Hill.
"a L
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We NOTICED ON THE Dock, foot of 18th

street yesterday. large and powerful locomotive
and tender, which were about being shipped for
Charleston, s. c. They came from the 1redegar
Iron Works. This encouraging Southern indus
try Is about the most practical way of emancisat-
ing ourselves from the dominion of the yankees
When all the South learn this truth. and practice
the lesson il teaches, they will indeed be free from
dependence In any respect, on those who love them
only for what they expect to make out of them
1t is pleasing to know that each day step 10 taken
in the right direction.
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LOTTERIES.
owAk L co.'s LoTTERlEs.--NEW

owAk 4 co.'s LoTTERIEs.--NEW
= AND BRILLIANT sCHEME,-CAp1TAi.
PRIZE seaeoal,-The following scheme will he
drawn by $. SWAN Co, Managers Of the Fort Uaines
vember lNy7, at Augusta, Ca 10 which eity thsy
have removed their priscipal office.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ca tn pnLlic ON
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7rH. iSsT.
CLASS k2
To be drawn in the city OF Augusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l4ra, lss7.
GLASS 65,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ga in public ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2isT, iss7.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusts Ca In puhlio ON
SATuR nAv. Wv EMFES'2S iSS5, VA
ON THE PLAN or SINGLE NUhBRRx
5.4s0 PRIzESi
Nedrly One Plse 10 Rpery Nsne Nelets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMRi
70 sK DRAWN
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EALL TRADE, 1857.
CLARKsON, ANDERSON q Co.,
lSo. Io6 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
EHGLLSIL GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD.
WARE Cutlery Guns AND
ANCHOR BOLTlNG CLOTH

Their stock consists in part Of
-. odgers' Wostenholms." ;" Butchers" and Map
and Shears
Bellows, Anylls visss Stocks and Dies, and Tongs
Nails
H. and Manila Rope. Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
All ,.prnss. Nuts, Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear, blister and German Steel
spades, Shoveis, Forks, Hoes Picks and Mattoxes
stirrnp Irons. Bits. Buckles, Webbing. and Saddle
Wagon stage and gig Hames
briins Haltern Girtlls and Web Reins
Pad, stock, chest till, rim and sortice Locks
haii4inx Hardware 81 every description
description
.iramens' Collins Mann's and Virginia Axes
Gennine Anchor itoltine Cloth
n. B.-They are, also, sole agents In Richmond
Tor fsiTbauk's celebrated Scales sci
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DANCING Parry DIsruaBEp.-The

watch on Thursday night arrested twenty negroes
male and female, who found enjoying theua-
selves at high rate in dancing, at the tobacco fac
evidenced that they did 30 by the permission of
the overseer, who was present on the OCCASION
Some seventeen of them got 10 lashss each at the
cage yesterday morning. and were then discharged
from custody Bob Spriggs. free, Joshua and Isaac,
Martin, the individuals who on the above
mentioned occasion, ''dscoursed most excellent
music" with suDdry hddles aud other instruments
''attuned to the utterance of melodious sounds"--
The watchme !, making no distinction Of persons,
took the entire orchestra In custody. Each one 4
them proved good character before the Mayor,
and were discharged at the court-house not, how
ever without receiving warning not to be caught
N such scrape again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

INptGSATIoN MEETISG.--The citizens of Piedmont
have held rather lively indignation meeting, in
shire county, Va, in discharging one Jesse Wei
l'r, accused and pretty clearly proved guilty Of
sundry thefts from citizens of that place, was
vertly commented on. They express, by resolu.
tion. the wish that the magistrates, David Holt,
Isaac Dunn and BeDjam ID. stump. should resign,
aud never more set upon the bench they have so
shamehlly disgraced" A list of seventy small
articles-all alleged TO be stolen-whch were found
In the possession Of Weller is published in the In.
dependent. After the adjournment of the meeting
the three magistrates were barned In effigy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07
TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE

ITO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
NJ AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-FAIR COMPETI
IiUN JEW Ell $4,000 IN STOCK.-WM IRA
ShIi II, fashionable Clother-Having recently en-
"a, gea ana improved my sales room at lii Main st.
u h TINS ran lald IN very superior stock of Goods
would ask OF the pa,ronizing public to call and exa
mine my assortment of ~
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
For Men and Boys wear Thankful for mast favors
would say that no effort on my part shall be want,
ing to give entire satisfaction
My stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE only
and embraces all kinds Of GARMENTS and FUR
SIsHlNd ARTICLES, u,ually kept in a Clothing
house, comprising all the
LATEST STYLES
as TO cut, pattern and fabric and made BY the beat
Eorkmen. My object Is to sell a good article at a
ar price, and offer them at such prices as will
SUIT TIE TIMES.
"oru 10 the wise Is sufficient. Call and examine
WIN. IRA SMITH,
oc ~ ia Main st
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An Attractive BILL bill Of en-

AN ATTRACTIVE BILL The bill Of en-
tertainment provided at the Theatre to night, calls
for the representation Of three pieces Of con-ders-
Bile merit, in each one of which that "brght par
cuar srsrl," Miss Maggie Mitchell, has prominent
part Those who cannot find In the French Spy"
'Antony and Cleopatra" and "Richard 3rd," any
food for reflection or mirth. must. indeed be hard
to please. The Theatre will doubtless be crowded
tonight.
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-A=-=-=7- -
COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.---The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
is good HARD COKE, which we are delivering for
oe ls-ts JNo. J. WERTH Agt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

CONVICTION oF Bssx ROBES. gR.--Cummings. THE ON.
Ger Of the Bank Of Uprcr Canada who wss lately
arrested for robbing the bank. tried at foron-
10. ON Wednesday, and fonnd guilty of eusbczsle.
ment. and recommended TO mercy. Mct,snry now
under In Bufsio, for completely In the sxme
affair, is undergoing an examination as 10 the Va
iidity Of his arrest and removal 10 Toronto under
the Aslbnrton treaty. The case u exciting consif
erAble interest,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

DICH THREAD LACES AND EDG-
~ INGS, AT ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES
Coaks and Dustels at 81 Silk Frnges at l21z cents
worth q cents Worsted Hosiery for children 10
Beaehed Cottons, yard wi de. 10 cts worth Is cts;
Corsets Mt 81, worth 81 every description of MILL
merry Goods 10 be had at a much less price than at
other stores; Fancy Worsted Goods, Embroideris g.
and lots Of other Goods kvery dollars worth of
goods III be offered without taking the cost i'm
sderation. To procure the greatest barQsns ever
offered, call at 0OLDSMITS
Cheap Trimming and Fancy Store,
II Rroad at
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Tex CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

t57@.- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main AMI Gary, Q3th aud l4th strcets) near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0fEES
BAR0ICHES, BuGGIES, with and without tops and
sULhiE rs. all his own make, of the best materials
good work the kind can be in the city OF Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want of any
article In the Carriage line, as l determined to
make to order and eel at the lowest prices possible
and all work sold. that is new, warranted
IL iH-tm MICAIAH MANGUM
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EMIGRATION TO VIRG.NIA.-We learn
that company of phi,edoiphiaus with their fam
tiles, sailed Wednesday In the steamship .Cn, VI
Richmond" bound for this place. The parties are
en- route for settlement the lands Of Mr. Gordon,
located in Bath county, on the line Of the Virginia
Central Railroad, and In immediate proximity TO
several of the noted Springs In the interior Of the
stats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

SALE OF PRopERTY.-The house and lot
(frontng 60 feet) on Governor street, occupied by
Messrs. Roper Murray, was sold Mt auction on
Thursday, by Messrs. Tsylo, & Williams, for 81
500. A lot in rear of the above brought 1890.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

SET ON FIRE.-The soap manufactory Of
Nessrs. Neidt Altmeyer, located short distance
beyond the city poor house, was set on IRE Thurs.
day night, on the roof, by paper balloon, which
fell on ii while burning. The balloon was sent mp
from the city by some unknown parties. Luckily,
any confagrs tion was prevented by the prompt
measures which were used.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.--The examin-
alton of Jas. Talbot before this Court yesterday
for stealing MIR. J. ID. Winstons pocket book at ths
Fair Grounds, resulted in the being postponed
till next Monday, which was done, on motion Of
counsel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

SAD OccuRREScE.---As party were visiting the
Rapids on Stearns Branch, about half mile above
Barre, VT, on Wednesday, two of them, a young
lady and gentleman, lost their foothold. and fell
ever the locks, distance OF abcut eight feet into
the water below. The yonng gentleman was res.
cued almost Immediately but the young lady, Miss
Vaughan. of Berlin, Rensselaer, county, n. Y. foat
ed distance of fifty feet over the jatsing rocks
Life was then extinct, and her body was terribly
mangled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07

FISED.-Ssrah J. Price, negro, and
the proprieress Of cook shop, located &C the
the Mayor yesterday, ard hped s5. fur allowing an
unlawful assembly of Io negroes to cosereeAts In
her establishment on the night Of November 3D.
She borrowed the money. pad the nmoant over to
an officer present, and went on her way rejoicing.
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f[ -zr;szsxEzHJ RICHMOND, Oct. 1st 1857.
IN g:iiGEf;asissssssss SPECIAL NOTICE.--On
aud after this daIe ALL packages intended for Ex-
trial Railroad will 10 received at our Office 1874 Main
street, instead Of Railroad DEPOT heretofore be-
ing 10 conforInity with an arrangement made with
the above Company.
j. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent
oc SITS Adams Express oiu many.
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LYycH Law IN EsGrASD.-A fne. buxom-looking
girl, of 26 was married at ST. Georges Church.
Manchester, England, recently, To a cripple, aged
g, who propeis himself along the pavement with
his hands, his legs and body being carried by
stage on four wheels. As soon as the marriage
ceremony was performed, and the parties had LEFT
the church In n cab, mob of several hundred peo-
pie followed. who dragged ont the bride and her
maid, who were very roughly HANDLED.
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We ARE REQUESTED to notify persons
having articles exhibition at the Mechanics ln-
HALL will be closed this evening" and some difficulty
may be experienced in getting them out on Mon
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
MIR. r. II. JACKSON: DEAR Sri
A' have tried 100 bottles of your ExcELsIoR BIrrERs
with my customers and universally recommend il as
q specific against Ague and Fever Billions Fever
&c. Asa TONIC. find it superior to any other arti
Gle have ever tried As an agreeable article in a
oockIAl' II = only TO be used to be approved