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THE YELLOW FEvER.-The fever at Vicksburg is
on the increase. The Whig says that it is princi
pslly caused by the influx of unacciimated persons
In another paragraph the same paper says that
"they are landing aimost every day in Vicksburg-
can get nothing TO do-are taken sick, go to the
hospital and die. Our hospital is 80 crowded that
it is next to impossible to take the necessary care
of them. Had it not been for the influx of stran,
gcIs, Vicksburg would have had very little yellow
fever thissea.on. Will they not stay away for
three or four weeks longeIfn
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BROAD Rock RAGHs.--The fall meeting
over the Broad Rock Course commences to-day
Particulars are set forth in the advertisement
Proprietor Green will doubtless ensure to his pa
irons an abundance of sport.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MIcH4sIcs' Ixsrrrurr The fftA

nual exhibition of the Virginia Mechauics' Instj-
tute opened last night, under highly fayorabis
auspices The attsndauce vas numerous, and nm
til late hour the halls presented scene of gale.
~, which no one could behold without sensations
Of pleasure. In the ball devoted to the exhibi-
ton of paintings, miscellaneous artices. MIA nos
embroidery, &c, the display IL really magnificent.
We have neither time nor space TO specify this
morning. but advise our readers to visit And ex.
anime the various works Of art and ingenuity. at
much attention. That the exhibition far snrnasses
any OF the former ones, think viii be asse ted
to by all who attended last night
The opening address, by Mr.. JOSEPH HALL. Presi.
dent OF the Institute, was we'll written and an.
propriate, and the audience listened with evident
interest
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Get. II, says:
ssCorn tnrns ont much more promising than
was expected. Over in Missouri the other day, IN
extensive farmer informed me that he has not for
many years had as large trrn out of corn. There
10 a great many hogs fattening, mostly of common
breeds, such as the agriculturalist terms. "isnd
sharks or "potsto e2terminators." Buckwhsat
promises we'll. Corn is worth Soc; wheat soc.
bpshei,'
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TRIAL OF HoBsoN.-Oliver A. Hobs On,
indicted for shooting James Hansberry, on the 4th
of January, 1865, with intent to kill, was tried
yesterday In the Circuit Court. Jno. 8. Caskie,
Esq, conducted the prosecution, and the prisoner
was defended by Jno. y. Young, Esq The case
was given to the jury at O'clock, P ST. After q
brief consultation, the jury returned verdict OF
guilr, ascertaining the punishment at three
mosehs imprisonment in the city Jail, aud fine
OF one dollar. Sentence was pronounced in con-
farmity with the verdict.
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. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGEs

~ The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley between
nan and Cary (l3th and 18th streets) near the Co
lumbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEES, BA-
RouGHEs, BUd0IES, with and without tops, and
and workmanship; all Of which WIN be sold as low as
good work Of the kind can be in the city Of Rich.
mond, and respectfully ask a call from those In
want Of any article in the Carriage line as am de-
termined to make to order and sell at the loves,
prices possible and all work sold that Is new war.
ranted. MICAJAH MANG1JM
fa1Q-QYn
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1HNUWN FHUM IIoE5E.-U. CUHeu,
proprietor of a saloon on East Main Street, was
thrown from . horse near the Exchange Hotel, and
considerably bruised, but not seriously injured.
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THa BAILoos RAck--Godard, the bslloonis. ,came
down Monday night, about hAia past ten o'clock,
Mt .en miles frosn Haadusky. Steiner. hia comps-
tissfs oams doun Within nils from Sandusky, %
nelriy eleven o'clock.
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SERsaovAL.-h. G. HOWE has re-
moved his CABINET FURNITURE WARER0ON &c
OFFICE op ruE o. 5. AND ylRalsI. CENTRAL

se~ DR. AcaILLEs AsCoLTs Office. on
ON GRACE STREET. BETWEEN 7TH AND STH.
y,h
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dass@ WATERRSaEs,
EEDs, LOUNGES, &c.
he subscriber has on hand ard makes to order
CURLED HAIR, MOSS AMI SaUCk MATfhE3S-
Fa; FEATHER BEDS. BJLsTEBc and PILLOWS;
SOFA BEDS; LOUNGES. oTTuMANs, STOOLS.
&c Also,
IR0N BEDsTEADS,
UMBRELLA STANDS and CHAIRS,
UPHOLSTERY WORK,
of every description done in the best style and up
cl r1as enable terms.
JOHN REGNAULT,
1872 Main street,
se a7-im Sauare above new Custsm House.
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
-Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically cured
The price OF Dr. Sherman great radical cure rupture
Truss he's been reduced from Sic to only $5 placing
it in the power of a to obtain of these
Trusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss can con-
veDently be sent by mail or express to any portion
of the State.
Send q measure Of your hips peivis-saying
whether ycu desire q weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF residence.
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
~ STEM giving it great latitude Of notion SO as to
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
it there at your pleasure by small lever attached
1t is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
Instrument being perfectly simple and not at all ia-
bic to get out of order or be brsken. II has cured
great number ofpersons in this city and throughout
the State and will most cheerfuily refer to gen
tlemen who are well known for their veracity and
respectability who have themselves been thoroughly
cured Of this dangerous disease and thx ttoo In
of long standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance. aRstt.
Persons not knowing us can send their money to
any merchant ind in the city, or we will give
any reference responsibility and prcmptness
had of @. @. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street. Richmond.
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THE SUBSCRIBER in conaeouencs

II IHH y v D0OIbIVIIS, IN UUHcCQUtuU0 VI
eontinaed i'll health. has determined to sell his
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANURAOT0kY,1
with the MACHINERY, &c. The buildings occupy
lot 70 by $50 feet on Cary street. between 9Th and
10th Streets and are especially adapted to this busi
ness- The Machinery is nearly new, and carried by
six teen horse power hngne. all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage,
and offers rare opportunity TO those who may be
inclined to engage in sure and profitable business.
Terms accommodating.
an 1l--2yu RAInWIN
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w BUYERS or Stoves, ATTENTION

E@ BUYERS OF Stoves, ATTENTION
ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
Continues the manufacture for the supply OF TIE TIC
Southern market, OF those very popular CookING
yIRaISTA AIR TIGHT .
GEM OF THE SOUTH, tthe best double oven
SOUTHERN PLANTER
SOUTHERN IRON WITCH
RICHMOND pREaiuM
Also HEATING STOVES for parlors, offices,
stores, factories, churches. and depots
E4~RE MEIBER1N
That these Stoves are hettHer than Nortnern
Stoves, ana cost more per pound; that Rerdtr1ng
Hates be at all times promptly supplied. aud
their operation Is warranted to prove satisfactory
a4-Uertihea.es OF merit might be produced by
hundreds. II necessary, Supp
To enquire for the .'RICIIMOND MAKE OF
STOVES and bny no Others rs dealers can make
more on Northern stoves. and are therefore more
interested IN 'i'Hir sale - &C f-im
sSy- ALI THOSE WHO ARB AFFLICTED
with any Chrcnic Disease considered incurabo will
receive Letter irving information which VIII IN
speed, md permanent cure. by sending Their
nAmes and orc stamp 20 prepay postags 20 Dr. sna
aahS4 s e. 'h
spriprs. ila y. = '". 0 Sc ls-d&v v3m
sS- CounHs, Corp., HoAnsEsEss, &c
The prevaiepcs Of the above complaints at this sea-
soa has the effect OF brnsins ont host OF proiss'
good, many are useloss and soue dangerous.
70 prevent disappointment, the best course to rur
rus is 70 consuit your smily ph sicaD otherwise
emily sash s RE s and s' OF cs ss
Ia TTLeR's COMPOUND SYRUP or GUM ARA
BIC Originally the fsvsrIte prese erption at
inent ph ysiciau, it soon became popular family
msdicIns, and without ADVERTISING. has continued
10 enjoy groTins reputation for the last twenty
years In all recent cases II acts like CHARM and
Ia Ohroac eases, Bronchitis. Hopping Coush. Group.
Asthma &e. ls used vith unpAraiieieo success as
n ast fxsriiss will testify.
Sold IN FIsHER a WfysTer, MEirE BAKER. A
BopsKx xs &c. Mt Is cents per bottle and 20 an eie
Eaat saa pleasant Loasnxs form. ia aud % cents
per box, called TYtgss "dua ARABIC COUGH oAnpf
DsoPa." 90 A--sm
TFRAYKLIs PAPEH MILL, RICH
nesp VA -Beivdere Manufacturing Company
kese eonas ant,v v on hand all descriptions Envelope
Manila ana Wrapping PAPER, News and BOOK
PAPERS, OF oil qualities and sizes, furnishoo al
Sa-Cssh paid for RAGS;
OGDEN. supt oe4-am
~HARTsHoRsE's ANrI-BiLIous PILLS
are the ssfest and best Purgatiye Pills Ia use They
act upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels: carrying
of all bile and every foul secretion. Tney ooht
grpe easy ia their operation. and can be taken
At any time without fear Of exposure: They remove
folds frosn the system and prevent hheuma ssfs So -
s S'n srsss sn .ssfHiLATok
you have cough, use HAKTSHnRNE'e C0U6H
SYRUP. which u the best Cough Syrup In the
4 Sold By all Druggists In Richmond. oc l3-sm
q OFFICE or !. H. SINGER / CO. 2i7 Main It.
? nn6~ 0RDAr REDuCTIoN or PRIGEs -
sfHesAD SHUTTLE MACHINE. for family use
far afty doliars, f95OOO.3 Please 20 call aud ex
..afafns. before purchasing. - s,,,.n ~
pel !. a. eiaVA" w.
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10 BIZ DRAWN
HlH4 YkTTTRDxY Nv OCIORER

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes OF 500, spprox,msting TO S7o's
prizes Of ssoo, spproximating to sso.oos
prizes q $3.50. .ppro1imatins to slo,ooo 49,
prf5e are SGN
prizes Of slsa. .pprazirnatins to sSooa ~.
prizes Of 500, approximasns to s4.ccs -.
prizes Of s7s approrimstsng to ss.oss 80,
prizes Of $50 aporoziuatirs to sl.sco .,o
Sce prizes Of $40 are 100000
s4s, prizes. amounting to $4,000
whole Ticket $40; Halvee IS; Quarters % 30
e. A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to auy one desrous Of receiving it.
oersieats. paokexes VIA De SOLD at the following
oertiheate Of package of1o whole Ticke:s. $50
10 iS sIasts Sssaissr :" 4 4
l. GsDxINa TICKETS OR CKRfIRICAfKs.
ordered, on receipt of which they viii be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
efsy and Prizes sent
topurchssers Ininedisteiy after the drawing.
w please write their signs.uEes
eS- Remember that every Prize lie drawn and pay.
able in full without deduction.
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
All communication strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN il CO.. Augusta, Ga.
Or Richmond Va.
HA- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders flled and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN i CO.. at either
of those cities.
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one [;
entitled to- wti be pabiished after every drawinzin
ntionaiigt New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
charleston Standard. Nashvilia Gazette, Atlanta
Inteihgencer, Neg York Weekly Day Book, ssyan.
nah Georgian, Richmond Dispatob. New York
Dispatch Pauidins (Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
TArkl Trne Democrat. se25
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TIE MAILS TO CAuFonSIs.-In view of the open
ing Of the overland mail to California, IL is de-
sirable that writer's Of letters for the Pacific
coast should designate on each the route by which
they wish them sent-that is ''overIand," "via
Tehuantepec," or "via Panama." When not de-
sguated they will be sent by the last named route.
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The appearance of the Fair Grounds at the present
sime ID quite attractive. Many improvements have
been added, the buildings aud stalls repsired. new
seats and stands erected tents prepared, the ave-
nues made smooth, andeverythink. in fact, brush.
ed up and made '.as good as new" The trottine
course 10 surrounded by . substantial fence. %
serve az guard against accidents. In case any
spirited horse should become unmanageable, he
will find 1t rather difficult to bolt the track and
rush in among a crowd of terrified spectators
The Directors Of the exhibition are doing every.
thing in their power to render the grounds bear. +.
tful and inviting. That they will present, next
week, magnificent spectacle, we have no sort Of
doubt.
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DAY STATE RANGE.-We have ms nd

Il a EAA AI II SE1NuE. W . H6Vc IHSut
~ arrangements with the manufacturer for the
ale OF this superior COOKING RANGE, and fuyite
he attention Of purchasers t. the advantages which
We offer:
lat. The Range is made of the best iron is simp
In its construction: and conveniently arranged
d. 1t can be operated with wood or coal. Fsa
Sd. 1t can be set up and removed at pleasure, az
readily as the common Cooking stove. sf7
4th. We can furnish them to any required sizs,
with one or two Ovens and with four six Boilers
with without water fixtures--and WARRANT each
one sold to give satisfaction TO the purchaser.
5th Repairing pieces always on haad, which will
be put in when required at q reasonable price.
9Th. The price OF this Range is moderate tfor q
fI.tclass articie) as we can afford to sell them at
manufacturers retail prices.
~ We continue to set the AMERICAN RANGE
In brick-all of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any one of them anything for
repairs.
ALSO--Several varieties of Low Priced Ranges,
for sale at the Governor Street Stove stove.
see GEORGE STARRETT
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THB CAsr OF suupnnlAuD,-An apnl;.

The CASE or SIMULTANEOUSLY appli-
cation was made to Judge Meredith yesterday, to
set aside the verdict in the of Nathaniel Sun
dsrIaDd, recently convicted of the murder of
Patrick Colbert His counsel based the appfica.
ton two grounds, viz: let, that the verdict was
not warranted by the evidence, and I'd, that the
Court nisdirected the Jury In regard to the pris
onsr's drunkenness at the time that the deed was
committed. Alter hearing the argumept, the
Judge still adhered to the opiuion he had given,
but said he would further consider it, and deferred
his final decision until today. -.4'
The Court then adjourned until this morning at
10o'ciock. No application was made for bail in
Dickinson's case, owing to the lateness of the
hour.
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Fatal AcctDEyr.-Dr. Williams, formerly of Ta-e-
we'll county, Va, while testing pistol in Gentry
cosoty, No, afew days ago, accidentally killed
experiment.
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TIE 0HIo LIFE AND TRUST CoMPANY-In the
United States Cireuit Couat at Cincinnati, Judge
Mclean presiding, on an application nled by
Henry Stanberry's attorneys, Bell h Grant Of Lop-
don, and Thompsou 4 NssmiIh, for other creditors
fthe Ohio bifs aud Trust Company, representing
clsime to the amount of $500, ,000) an injunction
was granted aaoanss the sssignses of said company
resgT Taining then ON disposing of the property
under their control. An application for the ap-
pointmsnt of Receiver before the supreme Court
has been granted, and the Sheriff OF Hamilton
county has ben arPointed Receiver
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-~ FOR FOLT

elE~h 4 OH N y Is + y i -
,kzzSsSsisz e FREIGHT LINE.-Ths steamer
KAHUNEa, Capt Taylor, and the iron barg0
line by the seaboar1 flowing and iraSspsrtssisn,
Company, and will receive freight daily the ~
per end of the dock rear of the old gas werks. 80
The days of departure from Richmond are Tuse
days and Fridays. at fP II returning. will leave
Norfolk en- Mon lays and Thursdays. At 8 A NJ.
Freight taken at tho lowest rates. For furth0
information, apply 70 WP COX. At tho
seyt aesft aSHs sGefHfs Shed. Dock ntle0t.
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CARRAIGH q NANUFACToRIHs
NrW NrWTsnpfs,i;> Tsnpfss,G & < = :

NESS REPOSIrJRY.-The subscriber.
having been for number Of years engaged 10
Coach Making, offers to those in this section who
may wish % purchase, variety OF light and sub.
stantial CAkhI AG d., such as Buggies, Kockaways
material. Persons wishing TO purchase are respect
fully invited to give call and examine. Induce.
meats will bo offered TO their advantage both ss to
price and guarantee of the faithful performance OF
the work. j III PULLEY
oc lily Wall st near 81 Charles "A lofal
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BURNT m DEArH.-TIeurietta Spencer, IL years
Of age daughter Of Mrs. Abigail Spencer, Of Mason
county, Va, was turnt to death by her clothes
taking fre last week
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
eJ- PAaKR HANaInas, SC.
JOHN Il. REG NAULT,
1872 Main street.

SQUARE kBVvE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Has nov in store Ills Fall Stock Of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPER BAN6tNus, Borders, Views.
Ac tiIt Velvet Emboss d. Glazed ant Plain e,n,
hrscag many new aaS beautiful styies. He would
cal particular attention to the great and elegant
variety Of -
pFf0aATIoSS AND MOOD mutations
wat h sarpsss in style ard beauty any ever befnra
efsret ~ this CITY Among them VIII ba tou od the
ELIZAgt tTliEAN; Lou!NI!H. Lof'1S IT, BRO
CATELLE, INPkRLaL f'RLNtE EfONS RoES
NkNSEY G0T9fFC OAK, GURlNTYfIaN. DO
uhtch with the rev style Of decorating rooms with
.E!T WOOD MOULDING Z, he is prepared 10 panar
RnNrns Hail aud Entries, in y etyie which cani,ot
be xcolle, and on rs moderate terms 40 any house
10 the country.
Piss avd Glazed Papers, ranging from 10 cents to
s!A psy roll
He, its an examination of his Stock AZ he ia
determined te do work At a Lev FIGURE aud feels
satisfied ths- he viii offer great ats 10 those
who may favor him with call seg-Im
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CTEAM SAW MILL u NJ e r
- SAWED TO ORDER.-The subscriber, having
the entire control OF one o. the best STEAM CIR
CUIAR SAW MILLS In the State. located In vIR-
GIN pine forest near navigation. will contract to
furnish at sort notice in coed order and Oh reason
able terms. FranAl4S timeors sawed al slkes any
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Eholesaie and Retail Dealer in
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AocIDENT.-A very painful accident occurred q
few days ago near Mt. Zion, in Campbell Co, Va.
Two youths, the so1s respectively of q Mr. Moody
and jesse Jones, were out squirrel hunting, when
their dogs got into fight. Mr.. Moody's son at
tempted TO part them with his gun, hen the piece
exploded and the entire con tents entered tho boys
side, killing him almost instantly.
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AEofHER AfTxMpf AT SuIc1Bs BY Ira EEoUr.-We
are Informed that Ira Stout yesterday made anoth-
attempt to destroy his life by sezing the razor
with which tie barber was shaving his board
across his throat, ~ he Intended TO do. He has
resolved to destroy himself before the fatal mo-
meut arrives, and with the ingenuity he possesses
may succeed.-Rccheatr Democrat, Monday
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Exxy~ HUNDREDS of our citizens COM
r,ain os da ity and iangor of the systsm derange.
nrut of the liver stomach want of appetite etc.
The frequently the result OF too close applica-
ton ard thousand other causes that We cannot
here name tut would say 10 all afflicted. do as
we done-nse DR.. J. HssTETTER's CELKBRATBD sTo-
MACH BtTRRs and word for it, you will be cured.
Wa recommend this medicine, knowing from expe
rience that it Is much superior TO the generality of
patent medicines.
For sale bE Druggists asd dealers generally,
where. % 9-dln
EE- WINDOW SHADES The subscri
her has now in store large variety of WINDOW
SHADES consisting Of Gilt and Velvet, Gilt and
Plain, BOUQUET, Landscape, Fiowered and Plain,
ranging in price from FIFTY CENTS to $40.
JOHN RRiNAULT
1872 Main street,
30 ?7-lm Square above new Custom House.
HB~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WalSKEY6 and CIGARS Ne. 72 maip
tTre. feJ
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No IR Main street. RichH

T IME, CEMENT, PLASTER,
IL HAY, &c.
I0Go bb!s LIME, Rockland
5000 bbls james River hydraulic CEMENT
go bbis Calcined PLATTER
200 bales New York HAY
200 bales Philadelphia HAY
80 bbis common hs.eIN
30 bbls Rosendale c EM ENT
500 bushels BRAN
5000 bushels BROWN STUFF
100000 sawed LATHe.
For sale at the lowest mark prices and In lots 10
suit purohasers by BRIDGF0kD co,
se ie On tha Dock
CEVEN MILES AROUND JERUsA-
~ LEM at PB PRICES.
REV il osBoRNE's New Map. Seven Miles
Around Jerusalem. Price 81
IN aud Around Stambonl An interesting book.
By Mrs Edmund Hornby. 90
uADJI in Syria; or Three Years in Jerusalem. By
Mrs Sarah Barclay job bnson. Is
CHRISTIAN Hymn Book, Sheep.5o
Do do do Arabesque. 90
Do do do TufkeytGilt. 10
Do e do do Clasp, 15a
SEVERAL NJ w and Attractive Juvenile Libraries
GOSPEL and is Elements. By Jas Challen. 81
UNION of Christians. By Walter Scott. 30
CHRISTIAN Evidences BY Jas Chai'cn: 81
POPULAR Publications for schools and the gene
raj reader
sTATloNEgg Of superior quality for ladies ~
ec-I7--ts ffIlz MAIN ST.
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GREKsBaIER CArrLE-The nne cattle belonging
to Mr.. 6. c. LudingsoD, OF this county. iatended
TO be exhibited at the National Fair, passd through
sour on Saturday last, on their way TO kishmond.
Among them VAS tho ceiebrated bull 'scipio,'
who took the frst premium st the last state Fair;
also, two builocks whose united weight 10 $500
pounds, or $500 pounde each. There were some
hns cows and yearlings in the drove. which will
be hard to beat. III We are not greatly 10 stakep,
Mr. Ludipgton Will prove = Formidable competitor
His fne heifer, recently purchased 10 henfucky
at Al 900, win be there also.-LeWis5urg, Va, Era
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Disasters ON THE WESTERN WArERs.---The
steamboat Inspectors Of ST. Iouis, have Just made
their annual report of the steamboat disasters Of
that District, from which We learn that the yalnc
of the boats destroy ed in the year which closed in
September last was SAIL 600; and the value Of the
several cargoes destroyed aud lost six hundred
aud thirty i've thousand three hundred dollars.
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! FsrxI ArFRar--A few days ago, near Riceviils,. J.
In Pittsylvania county, Va, two old men. John
Owens and JAS. Davis, got into fight and Ovens
Indicted such severe wounds on Davis With = knife
awaiting bis trial. II seems that both Of tbsm
we're drinking, and bnt ior that the a6air Nonld
not have happened. Another warrins against the
use Of the bottle.