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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
LATER FROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS September 18.-Leavenworth advices
of the 18th instant, are received. number of
oflcers from Utah arrived there on that day
among them Col. Alexander and Lieuts. Groves
and Manadier, OF the 10th Infantry, and Capt. Mar
cy. of the 5th Infantry. The general impression
was. that further trouble WAS to be expected from
the Mormons: that the difficulties had only been
postponed, not settled
A train Of twenty wagons leaves here to-mor-
row for Pixies Park, and Wm. H. Russell will
start train of forty wagons in few days. Cen
tlemen also here from Leavenworth and Wy
andotte, Quitting for the companies in these
piaces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
MARINH yNTELLIaHNCR


Port Of Richmond, Sept. 2O-High Hater "a o'eh.
" ARRIVED.
Schr Eugenia, Hicks, Petersburg wheat, to or
der.
schr Two Brothers, Stanton, Petersburg. y heat,
to order
Shop VIM King, stamback, Petersburg. wheat,
to order.
schr Duukirk. Shelly, James River. wheat. to Or
der.
schr George Henry. Smith. Hampton Reads,
light.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke Skinner, New York mdze and
passengers. Iud,am b Watson.
steamer Belvdere, Keene. Baltimore mdze, Lud-
lam 4 Watson.
schr Maria Eliza beth, Booker, New York. flour.
d W CurTie.
NEW YORK, Sept. l5-Cleared. steamer James
town. Parrish, Norfolk. &c. Ard schrs NJ HOPKINS
Molesbury and G Crook Wenb a from Richmond
T l. Miller, Fayn Petersburg. Jonas smith Lynch.
Wllmip gton, and IL schooners from virginia. with
wood coal and potatoes.
ALBANY. N. Y..sept. l7.-Cleared schr VIM Hen
~, Sharat. Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

FROM UrAH.-Dates from Leavenworth are to the
18th inst per United States Express Company -
The Salt Lake mail arrived at st. Joseph's on the
10Th inst, having made the trip in twenty days.
One company of troops had left Fort Bridger tor
Oregon, and others would leave soon. The Indians
were all quiet. Full reports confirm the news OF
the South Platte gold mines Several traders and
mountaineers were met, who said that they had
been at the Mines and had in their possession
many specimens of gold found there.
They say that many miners, without tools and
other appliances, except tin pans, were getting s.
to rs daily. Many traders and others were met eli
roa.e to the gold regions. COL Beises battalion OF
Utah volunteers under Lieut.. Hill, arrived at the
Fort to-day, where they will be payed off and mus.
tered out OF service. Col Cooks, Lsuts Buford aud
Pesram. of the ID dragons, ana Captains Gore aud
Donevant, of the 10th infantry, arrived this eve
ming from Utah.
The 9th infantry would leave For Bridger about
the Oath of August. Col. Cauby, ,tsi two compa-
MES of I'd dragons, two companie7 of 10th infsn-
try, and one company of 9TH infantry, was daily
expected at Fort Bridger to relieve the 9th regi
ment The company of Engineers had LEFT for
Leavenworth, and Captains tDesassere's and Stew
arts companies of cavalry would leave in few
days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
LARGE FIRE AT CINCINNATI.

CIucrNSArr, Sept. IA destructive FIRE occurred
here At o'clock this morning, on Front street,
between Broadway and Ludlow. The fire was first
discovered IN the building occupied BY the lard oil
factory. from whence it extended to those occupied
by Chenowoth & Co, commission merchants; Ed
ward knight, mattrass factory; French Wilson,
commission house; Riggs 1 Murray, paint depot;
and W. X. Fee. lard oil works. These buildings
were all destroyed, and some three or four houses
besides were also damaged, but not to any great
extent. The loss will probably each $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
THE OHIO STATE PAIR.

SASpUsKY, OHIO. Sept. 17.-0B this. the fourth
and last day Of the State Fair, the weather was
magnificent, and the attendance very large. Al
together, the fair has been the most successful
ever held in the west. and the display Of stock Of
all classes was better than was ever before exhib
tied. There were fifteen lady competitors for the
ten prizes given for equestrianism. The frst. q
saddle and bride valued at SIS, was awarded to
Miss Kirby, OF Videviie, Lorsiu county; the Sc
cond, gold watch and chain, with a charm Of the
Atlantic cable attached, to Miss Wightsham; and
the third, a silver cup. to Miss Bennett of Wood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 1S.-A train on the Hannibal and
St Josephs railway, met with serious accident
at Platte River Bridge, ten miles east of st. 10
.eph's, on the morning of the 18th, by which two
laborers were drowned. George Thompson. the en-
gueer, and two fremen badly injured. and two or
three passengers slightly hurt. The bridge is sup
posed to have been fired by an incendiary, aud was
SO much burned below, that when the locomotive
reached it, the entire structure fell, precipitatng
the whole train into the river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

~ JOB PRINrISG.-In all the various lmproy q.
menrs now making that in letter pres printing has
not been neglected. and the consequence is that
merchants, mechanics and professional msn CO
new reachshe public eye with cards aud circulars,
got up in the nestsst style. ut cost 81 ring that
the expense is scarcely worth calcu g. In the
Dispatch job 0fice. where the most PROV labor
saving machinery is in use, and the best workmen
employed, the Proprietors are prepared to fur
pish haudsome ptintsd cards at fr Q to IS per
thousand white or colored, and CT at from
u % 70 ~ per thousand. The they pos
sess for tars printing, give them the Is of doing
work as cheap as it can be done at the North; aud
they are masters Of their professor they can get
isup in as good style. All who wish Cards, Circu.
lars and Show Bills rrir'c redistribution during
the approaching Fair, would do we'll to send in
their o'ders,and have them supplied at oace while
there IL annie time 10 I'll thsm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
pERIIoUs CONDITION OF AN ERONAUT.

ADRIAN, MICE, Sept. T-Yesterday, Messrs.
Rapuister and Thurston made balloon ascension
from here landing near Toledo. Ohio. After the
descent and after the basket and netting bad been
removed, and the balloon Inverted, and while Mr..
Tburston was sitting on the valve board, the bal
loon went up. carrying him with it. He was seen
to day, at quarter past one P. NJ. high mp 10 the
air, In the direction of Maiden, @. W., as ascer-
tanned by compass bearings by parties observing
him
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r6s-NEw Goops have received from

EkS NEW U0ODS.- II nave received from
Philadelphia and New York, and will opsu this
morning a choice and splendid assortment of ladies'
DRESS GOODS ALSO. fine assor tment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, along with general
stock of DOMESTIC GOODS of every grade and
quality, many Of which can sell at much lees than
fcrner prices.
Fine BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A large
supply of Negro CLOTHING, Of every descriptions
Brown and Bleached D0NESrICs, and many other
Goods too tedious 10 mention, usual, kept in the
Dry Goods line.
A call is respectfully solicited Of all who want
cheap and good Goods. Come and see and Judge for
40 lin JNO L SMITHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
THE MAINE ELECTION.

BATH. Me, Sept. 17.-Complete returns from the
Third district render certain the election of Mr..
French, republican, for Congress, over Mr.. jobs
son, democrat. by So to so majority. For Governor
as far as heard from. Morrell has 53,2l4; Smith,
LOST. Morrels majority will reach about IL ,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
CONVICTION FOR MURDER

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16-The jury iu the case of Geo.
II. Lamb. charged with drowning his wife in the
Mississippi River last spring. have returned yer
dict of murder in the first degree An appeal will
be taken to the Supreme Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. lS.-A duel took place herr
to day between Mr.. Wood, of the True Delta, auG
Mr.. BraharaD, formerly connected with that jour
nal. Rifles were used. Four shots were exchanged
without taking effect, aud the matter was arranged
by the friends of the parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
1% NEW GOODS
BREEDEN a. FOX,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in


DRY GOODS,
Are now receiving and offer to their city and coun
try friends, very large, cheap, and choice selec-
ton of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
In Ladies' Dress Fabrics, they have splendid as
sortment. 10 which particular attention is called,
say
Paid and Striped yALENCIAS
POLE DE CHEVRE
Delaine kORES. Les
Silk do do
Bayadere STRIPES
Rich Plaid do.
Also
Housekeeping and Plantation Goods, in great
variety.
All Of which will be offered to the wholesale and
retail trade, great bargain
80 1910: 2l7 BROAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

FATAL AcCIDEsT.-Muscoe, q slave, owned by the
estate of Winter Bray, decd, of Spottsylvania co
was killed on Monday night last, on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad. lie
fell asleep on the track, and was run through by a
prong of the locomotives cow catcher, and bled to
death in a short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

THEATRIcAL.-Edwin Adams, Cbas Bass and Miss
Mary Devlin are all playing 10 the company at the
Boston theatre. The papers there speak highly OF
all of them. In Philadelphia, last week, the come
dian, j. Sleeper Clark, received the unusual com
piiment of having q scene-of which he was the
attraction, eucored. "Hypolitus and Ph@dra" is
the name of a tragedy written by Mrs. Howe OF
Boston, for Edwin Booth. dramatic association
has been formed in Washington, and named after
this rising young star. The widow of Josh Siisbee,
the comedian, has married W. A. Chapman. Miss
Avonia Jones has been remarkably successful at
st. Louis. An event in theatricas is the produc
ton Of Shakspeare's pl OF the Tempest" to take
place at the Holiday street theatre, in Baltimore,
tonight,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
NOTORIOUS ]. BIOS

CPECIAL NOTORIOUS ]. BOS-
~ sIEUX, Steam Candy Manufacture, i've story
building on the opposite side Of Main street, ~
doors below the late stand OF Purcell Laid Co. ana
directly opposite the old established store OF Messrs
Richardson 90. would be happy to accommod.tts
his old customers and the public Renerally Inc
very liberal patronage bestowe ed upon him ior tne
lssf tan years enables him with an enlarged estA0
liehmept 10 offer Inducements 70 pm chAsers uu-
enu slIed this side Of Phfadeiphia, with more room
more f,rce more stock and settled dispoeiiion 10
a. larse Wholesale business solicit . Call nom
the buying puslic. vt No 80 Main street SEQ
bacon AND LARD.-l0 casks Hams
ID and Breasts; hhds sboulders and Sides; 10
bbls Leaf Lard % kegs do do ianatag PEI steamer
for sale By MM IILnk.
DUTTER, CHEESE, 60 -l6 packages
ID prius Goshen Butter; - boxes prime Goshen
Cheese: ION bxs Extra acaied Hefriugg 3hhds prime
CadDsh; per steamer this day. for ale hv
OOTATOES. ONIONS. 60. 10 bills
prime Msrees Potatoes; 50 hbls 0Dions; % hoxes
starch; ION boxss Toilet Soaps i01 gruss telegraph
Matchss bbls No MacAsrsi; Per seh. p.nsills.
Tor sale Il Ink.
% HHD0. PORTO Rico and Muscova.
~ DO Moiassa. IT. sale 6Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

ExEcurIoN.-Pres.op s. Turley, formerly min
lister of the Gospel, was executed at Charleston
Kauawha county, Va, on Friday last, for the MUIR
der of his wife The Sunday before bis executions
prayers we're offered in the village church in his
behalf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
SAILING OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK Sept. 1S.--The U. S. Mail steamship
Fulton. for Havre, to day, took out SO passengers
aud s5S5,l6S in specie. The Pacific. for Galway
had 80 cabin and Isl steerage passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

Curious Facts In the British Census
Among other facts Of interest In the last census
OF Great Britain, 1t Ia stated that the English peo
PIE In Scotland numbered 1862 males, and 10 23i
females the Scottish people in Engand and Wales,
e0,704 males and 1854 females; Irish people in
Hngand and Scotland, PIG, 397 males and 1899 1853
females.
The males in the three islands at the soldiers
age Of twenty to forty, amount to three millions
three hundred thousand men. So that, with a
good militia system, and such degree of military
discipline experience in this country has prov
cd can be attained by volunteers, England might
bid defiance to all Europe 10 arms
InGrsat Britain, soc, $50 have passed seventy
years; . hundred and twenty.nine thousand are
over fourscorc years; ten thousand over ninety
years; two thousand and thirty-eght, ninety five
years, and three hundred and nineteen more than
q hundred years. The report gives those we'll
known examples Of longevity, Thomas parr and
Henry Jenkins-Parr lived l52 years, nine month";
Henry Jsnkins, 100 years. Thomas Carr died
January n. 1883, aged POI years. From the year
1883 to 1850, died AZ persons, the youngest aged
lSo-eldest us; also, In 1897, mulatto In Frede.
rick Town, N. A., said to be $50. In Kirby's Won
derful and Eccsutric Magazine, mention is made
oftwo Hungarians John Rovel, in his 172d year.
and Sarah his wife, In her 1S4th." "Their chill
drsn," adds the account, "two sons and two daugt.
teas, are Jet alive; the youngest son 10 Il8 years
efsge. DATED August 25, 1928"
Tho picture given ofthe mortality Of children in
tho large manufacturing cities 10 frightful 1t ia
stated that OF 100000 children born in Liverpool,
only A,7s7 live to the age Of %, while In surry
that age 10 attained by SIS out OF the nnn-
Dor OF children born. The probable life time Is
about Sx years In the unhealtbiest towns. In Man
chester, 100000 children born are reduced to about
half that number in six years.
OF the professions, the lawyers number i6,7es,
doctors. 72s, clergy Of established church, 49,
bs7. The blind are to tho population as one in
s75; the deaf and dumb ~ one In 1870. The deaf
and dumb Of Great Britain are said to be more
common In the agricultural and pastoral districts
especially whore the country 10 billy, than In
those containing . large amount Of town populs-
ton. The prisons in Great Britain Is elsewhere,
show bat small population Of women; "a. 45l
males, end 4, A04 females.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

The Memphis (Tenn) papers announce the death
of Col. Daniel Saffaran, native of Virginia and
highly esteemed citizen of that place.
There were SO deaths in Savannah for the week
ending the 14th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
EXTENSIVE CONFEDERATION,
RLOODLESS DUEL.

ST. JOINS, N. f. Sept 1S.-Tweuty five houses
were destroyed by fire here last night. One man
xpaa hDrnf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-All persons
1 having claims against the estate of Mrs. Mary
McEnery, will please present the same properly au
thenticated. to GEO W GRETTEk,
SO D-itaw3wM Executor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
p6r No QUAcKsRY-JAcKsos's Elk.

D6 No QUAcKERY-JAcKsoH' Ex-
cgLy0r BITTERs are made from old valuable and
well tried Receipt, and every one that has given
them fair trial, agree that they the most bene
ciRl and pleasant B'rTEPs ever introduced TO the
public Head the annexed certificate from med
cal gentlemen. only one from among thousand:
"JAe KooS, MISSISSIPPI.
ms. r. II. JACKSON :-Ds7r SIR: have tried Ion
bottles Of your EXCELSIOR BIfrsRs with my custom
ers. and universally recommend IL as q specific
against Agre AMI Fever. Bilious Fever &c. Asa
rosfc. Ind 1t superior any other article have
ever tried. As an agreeable article In COCKTAIL II
Ii only 10 be used 10 be approved.
Your friend aud servant
seo2vif Thus M FALL0N, NJ D."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

! neIs sou wish 10 hare the Renuine 4mbrotype
taken at siow price. ron must - 70 8 respectable
place for 3 We believe Rsss 300, 10 Msin street
h The only place in he State where they have the
means and iAcilitics ntcsssary to make cheap and
rrrd vorf S@ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
I AW PART Z ShI P.-JUHN III.
npRlAaY nd MlITlN GARY have uni

ted as partners in the pta tice Of the Law. iney
practice IN ali Of the Courts holding their sessions
In Richmond and will attend promptly 10 all pro-
fessiopal business entrusted TO them
Cnstor, House Building entrance On Bank street
HN.K MILTON CAkY, Commissioners IN S Sa,a.
Gerry for tho Circuit and Bus.isgs Cuarfs :! n h
mond and Circuit aud County Courts OF hehfsvS,
will continue 10 attend with pronp mes TO susn
business ss counsel. suit r., hdncarss mas pse"
IN M. banSs ONCE n. above 80 is-iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
1ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RRPonrED ron THE "DrsPArCH.'


DEATH OF RESCUED AFRIcANS-YEvER IN
80 SAVANNAH, &c, 30.
AUGUSTA, Ga, eept. 1e.-The Charleston Courier
states that 25 of the rescued Africans have died
since their arrival, and two OF the crew OF the
sEthos
savannah papers say the fever there IL not yet;
~ epidemic.
Heavy gales we're experienced on theooast Of the
CArulinna Last week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

VIM. G. Williams and Jno. p. Willard have been
SEM nced ut Wheeling, Va, to two years In the
penitentiary, for passing counterfeit coin.
A. Il. Raymond, one of the Representatives for
Marion in the last Virginia Legislature, declines to
be a candidate for reelection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

II n.y. WAITED TO PUBcHAsR.-Wanted
by the under sig ned ut any point on the Richmond
and PetersIurg Railroad, between kichmond and
Petersburg 200 cords hest quality OAK WOOD. ior
nhicn 81 10 per cord will be paid cash on the deliv
cry Of each co cords. Apply to ,orox
sa ~ ots at r q Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

e1.TnR WIN IRISH GIRL -Mess,s. KUSKtL&Co !,
ever on the alert for novelty, has secured tho Wild
Irish GIRL who will appear at the Theatre this eve.
ming. keSsEA @A 6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
, YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

CapitaI:-1 4 SOC, geo
Thi, Company has paid IN the ssate q slrg.pm;
over ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY InOoSANN
DIVIDENDS are declared annusllss and nave
averaged about THiRTY-FIVE or fokif ZEN
MEDICAL FxAxsrRs-RoRr COLEMAN. JAMES n
CoyYAY A Il WORKMAN ,,.x e.
SLAVES insured on the most favorable tefMs' iot
I'll II Won are not insured, call without delay. and
procure po''' CHAs wORTHAM.l Agents.
r w WYATT.
Once for the present BOB Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

t4.FARpANK's SCALES "A uniform standard Of
Weights. aud correct systemof weighipg. are sub
jscts claiming the ATTENTION. of every individual In
the community.
correct scale Is jus. arbifer between buyer and
seller and it ia of the utmost importance that an in
strument 80 universally called upon to decide ques-
lions of great value in the daily and hourly trans-
actions business should be Of such Reliability and
ezactness as TO securee confidence If all those toho
may be affected by the results indicated and to obtain
such buy FAIRBANKS which, for the last twenty five
years. has been fully tested. and universally &C
knowledged superior to any other made. They can
only be had in Richmond Of CLARKSoN, AMBER
SON 4 co, No l06 Main street who are sole agents.
and will deliver at short notice
Weigh Lock Scsles
railroad Track Scales
Railroad Depotk cales
Hay and:Cattle.S Scales.
and who keep constantly on hand
Wheat and Hopper Scales
Dormant Warehouse Scales
Rolling Mill Scales
Wheelbarrow scales
portable Platform Scales
Platform Counter scales
Grocers' Scales
Even Balances, aud
Druggist scales So II-dIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

Esq FAIR ON UNION HILL-The ladies
corrected with the Union Station Methodist Church,
will ope n FAIR for the sale Of Fancy Articles and
god mugs on TUESDAY evening next, sept 2Ist.
ut which time they will be pleased to see their
friends and acauaiDtances. 50 lo-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

me cscese tssssytsrtaa Church, u Alexandra.
nss ssilsa Rev. Jss T. ISftsich, Of Bedford, % IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

- NEW MASrsLsrs. SO Having
purchased largely Of MANTELET5. CLOAKH ana
sdAWLs. We are now prepared 10 Ter our friends
new and superior article ut reduced prices. Please
BREEDEN ! FOX.
eel5-l0t 2l7 Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

Nj. Rasns, sas scuIPros.-Ths Enquirer learns
ho1 correspondent 10 Rome, that Mr.. Rooms,
Who has the contract for completing the Virginia
Washington Monament, u progressing with his
work. His model of tbs bronze doors Of the nav
capitol sxtsnsion q Wsshington 10 nearly compile.
ted. The architectural and principal part Of them
hass been ssnt 70 Aunich 70 b cast The Enquiyer
sdAs; The several compartments Of the doors have
gwen great sstisfsction 70 persons Of tasse--ths
.seanss ossng beautiful, and many Of the ngnres
ee poosasd cas- - psrfsctly - u each were %
oss vesk ssasAaas aioas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

sasscgs onAAss,-The Petersburg {ya.) Express
sessse tAes 5sn<s ryrsr, Of Richmond, vas arrest
e = ssss city on Friday stshs, charged By yoans
nsa aAnsd AcSair, 81 Lyuchburg, with having
ses epss sis pocket SD robbed him Of pocket
s'o1 eessaasinG elso. The tvo we're on their ~,
- ~ - Petersburg, on friday noruipr.
vssA - robbery y alleged 10 have occurred