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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
RIchn,ond Niark~s--Aug. 10.

BACON -S,oek light We quote to-day Prime Sides IOIc
s Tnsa It's, enn r Ma o' n.s sa d; as
COFFEE-Market firm We quote Rio IL ial2ir to qual-
lily and quantl, lasnaya ieaalc Java aoe Mocha i5aao
COkNCorn has decUed Sc since last ana quoted
e2c bnshel There not large stock in the market,
CORN MEAL.-soae3c per bushel Transactions In Meal
COTTON -i2ial2ic peril
FLOUR.The Flour MAI ket s not very active There Ia
Super shippers O. 2aa5 30 Shippers Offering
fosNew Superfnc but FOLDERS willing at that
pcrne O. 5Oa5 7 Seas ~ Old Extra e8a 90 new
do % 75a7; Old Family s7n7 80. do e. 5Oas
the price Of aano to so There i. , or n"hnr doing in
II here at this time Mexican &25 Paago-
Man ~ sonsr.ro 81 Fees !! M.1Psa,sd Guano $50
GRASS SEEDS We quote Clover seed IS 50a5 rs: and
Timothy 81 'la3 per Lushe Season and demand
for Grass Seeds
LARDPrme Lard in bbs lelc; kegs 3ic pals ial
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans 4oc; Cuba Muscovado aaa34c;
Clayed Cuba 3Dc; Porto Riro 35a.y7c
OATS-}a35c per bnshel.
SUGARSThe market is very firm and prices tending p
ward quote New Orleans sla9,c; Cuba FAST Porto Iii.
sia9l Loaf l2c, Crushed and Powdered !ali Coffee
i,c Coffee llc Coffee l0ie; Extra lci Ia
sALT-By cargo, from wharf 81 40; store, 81 5oa
-.
TOBACCO-Thc breaks OF Tobacco continue large
ccpts light stock hand for inspection vhry much
reduced Market animated and prices shade higher We
quote Inferior Lugs at 81 2Ja % good S. 2ja6 81 80
al so inferior Leaf 81 ,Ja9good SUal fine shipping Sl4a
H. good Manufacturing s2 .a5 fine, sl6a34 2 fine Fan
cy wrappers in small cases esa50 -.
WHEAT The Wheat market has been unsettled dur.
ing thu pas, week. and is still There has been change
25s ~ do White 81 a5al 40 strictly prime Rcd and White
quoted AT 81 10 and 81 So which figures hear
few tots sold For ps.sss weak and show
declining Tendency.
wHI>KY-R.thnond Re titled o7a2sc. Cincinnati. 81
2.,c,
CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF. quote q 5Uae 30 for Beef myers re
fuse TO above The latter. The demand is light.
LAMBS are selling At Q, to o. for fair extra.
HoGs-s1 80 nett
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

MYSTERIOUS $4,000 RETrRNED.--.A queer
phase, but II fortunate cue for the Company, has
occurred in tho matter Of the recent loss Of some
$1,000, or more. by the Ilatters Bank, of Beth
el. Ct. which stolen from the bank vault.
On "Wednesday night man called at the depu
ty superintendent office, in Broome street. New
York, and inquired for Capt. Wnlling, and upon
being appraised that he was not in, left II black
leather bag to the address of the Captain.
Upon the Captains reaching tho office,
Thursday morning. he was handrd the lag; and
warne 10 he cautious to opening it lest it
should prove to be some sort of internal machine
The bag was felt very gngerly. and was found to
contain something softlhere was no indication
of lead slugs or 81 fourth about it. What was in
it? Clothes No; the Captain had no black
leather bag.
A key was procured, and upon opening the bag
three packages of bills Of the Hatters' Bank OF
Bethel, t" the amount ol $4,000 greeted the as
tonished eyes OF the recipient Of the black leather
travelling bag. No clue is had as yet in regard to
the penitent thief.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

n MILE FROM LYSCHBUk G.-We offer at pri
waite sal part of the Tract Of Land belonging the
tate OF NJ Warwick aud lying IN the county Of Amherst
We will s''l lJO or 900 Acres, as the purchaser
desire Tue oi the Land Which offer ia about nile
from iyn hbmrg 1t has IN the Dwelling House, and other
"uhoIS' \. AMI also orchard ANY wishing
larger Tract Land obtain trrlns
adjoining Ira 2&u belonging j. Warwick nj
L. Garland has been ordered be sold by the Court
OF Amherst by Commissioners H. Davis aud s. tarianI Dr.
/. Il WARWICK.
aug - dft scatawJw NJ WARWICK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

Tho Knoxville Register states that the Telegraph
i. now in operation to Greenvlle. and will in a
few days reach Knoxville. From Knoxville thcy
ric rapidly building the line to Chattanooga
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Reception Of the Niagara-Brookiyn A.
hin 20 Ora nd Qxl ton a Capfaiu Hud aon

blaze Grand Ovs ton To Captain Hudson.
At three o'clock Oh Wednesday afternoon. the
tide at sandy Hook being at full height. the Nj.
agara proceeded up the bay. Below the Narrows
she was met by the Persia, and Lord Napier, the
British Minister, came ON board and eongratnla-
ted Capt. Hudson.
The vessels in the harbor were gaily decorated
the Niagara came up, and cheers were given
by the respective crews As she passed Gover-
nor's Island national salute WAS fired, also
other in reply from the revenue station at White
hall Some twenty thousand people throngcd
the Battery few hundred feet below Castle
Garden she dropped anchor to wait for the ebb
tide. In few moments she was surrounded with
boats Of every kind and SIZE the passengers and
crews evincing the greatest enthusiasm.
AT six o'clock the Niagara weighed anchor and
left Castle Garden for the maynard, with steam
boats attending her on every side. Az half-past
seven she dropped anchor in Wallabout bay. The
Captain and Lieutenant Of the North Carolina
came Oh board and welcomed Capt. Hudson aud
officers. Later, a committee from New York went
on board, consisting OF fetcr Cooper Wilson g.
Hunt, John Isaacs, W alter }. Smith, and Robert
Simon, and after an exchange of courtesies. pro-
ceeded on shore with Capt Hudson and Mr.. Cyrus
W. Field. and took carriages for the Mansion
House. Brooklyn.
The city of Brooklyn was brilliantly ilumina
ted in all the principal streets; transparencies fill
ed the windows. and fireworks were exhibited in
different quarters. Bands Of music were Mt the
Mansion House, lInlsey's Building, and at the
City Hall Park; and spectators thronged ell the
streets in the vicinity. Six Thousand lights deco
rated the City Hall. Some very fine Transparent
cies were exhibited.
The Mansion House was illuminated by four
teen hundred candles and English and American
flags hung across the streets. As this company
arrived from the navy yard cx- Mayor Hall welcom
ed Capt. Hudson to his native city Speeches were
mnde BY Capt. Hudson, Cyrus W. Field, F.. q.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

CAT TIE Beef Cattle good supply again to day
The otf.ringb the Scales reached go heal so Of wh
driven Philadelphia $50 left un.old. and
the remaining $50 head sold tho Baltimore butchers
prices S3a4 hoof e6.7
and averaging 81 ~ gross,
SHEER We qno- Sheep this week at e2a3 per head.
HOiS-live Hogs I'VE been selling week AZ 81 5Oa7
per 400 lbs They in fair supply.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

L Der having returned from for the purpose Of I
selling his FARM, Will offer 1t for sale public aucti"n
the 25:h day of August next The Farm Is situated on
Tinker eek county tototour miles til
of Ams,crdam,7 miles wst Of fncastie mills from Bon
sac ks Depot on Tenn X. In good neighboT-
hood eonv enient churches and mills The
by survey 800 Acres, thirds Of which is clear
ed and in good The improvements
sist Of comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, liou
ouhoscs and large frame Barn. the
the There large spring Of excellent
enent DIV cling and water in field
de string comfortable home would do well
attend sale dccr,nn sell and a argain MAJ
be expected. Forms made II day OF sale
aug ~ dts ROBERT J.. 5NODGRASB.
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sALE-dREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHA K
SERS by consent of the h irs Of Jacob Kent decd,
viii the 26h day Of August next at the late residence of
Capt Jacob Kent Montgomery county, Va offer for sale
public TO the highest bidder all the real Of
which the said Jacob Kent died seized and being
about 900 Acres Of LAND. The tract which the
mansion house situated contains about 0O acres well inn
proved and In good This tract lie immediately the
Virginia and Railroad and the South Turn
pike passes through It, There switch within
mile Of the house. The Land Of good quality, well
tered and timber ed And In high state of culiyaoni, well
adapted gra all the different grains and the growth Of
Tobacco.
The Allegheny Springs within three miles and the Mont
White sulphur i've miles OF this that OF
ers Inducements, purchasers rarely h In this
The residue Of the land about s0O easily he dyi
died into four Of 700 each hat each will he
vid with and timber aud contain about $50 Of
cleared and and Of the will have good residence
situated thereon The whole may be I'D together divided
suit purchasers
TERMS VI SAL.-rhe purchase money W III be payable in
and three with Interest after the first the
giving bond with approved ,ecuy, and lien
land viii be retained until the purchase money paid
In addition the land there will be offered public
ton. Household Furniture Farming Utensils several Cara
pair of Carriage Horses several riding Houses twelve
fifteen Hosrs. number OF Cattle SHEEP.
ROBERT GIBBONEY, Admir-
nf Iaenh E.nis hapd
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pA- & /. O G X S. -6a

BA- & l. O G X S. -HN
" w. JONES, Practical Repairer of CLOCKS TIME
He fIkcfs Music Boxes, &c, having taken Room
up stairs, door Merchants Bauk, Main
i.ynchburg prepa short notice. aud reasonable
terms work his line, warrantng the He
wilt In short time be prepared alao to repair SEWING
MACHINES, Locks. lit Keys &c. Persons In town
try win do well give him call he Is determined spare
pains to please reasonable customers
In his jobs orders r at the Store Of Mess
vALtyTISE d fiENINti will be promptly attended 70.
TEhMs-Cash on delivery OF work. aug 7d3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO shr People OF Cnmpb Counto.-a pus
again candidate for the ONCE Surveyor the County
Campbe The election place the 2h Monday kep
,"mber laug 122awtlcI JAMES Il HAY
neiiow"y'. Pilts cleanse the blood or MI Dc.
particles, and render pure healthy fluid
Its action seiln but and reliable
III" periodical diseases prevalent this
cnicd By timely Of this remedy
I'D by of the according directions that
each box Sold at the No 80 Maiden
La New York. and br all Druggists, nc Gjc,
PEI Tx aug l2'lw
u hus been said Of OIL d-ssshis IL o world or won.
dand 10 the observer daily presented something new
and wonderful both in nature and Men OF
skl constantly engaged In seeking that which
valuable to the public and living emblem
from all those wonders which before
the world and particularly Medical Faculty there
been nothing surpassed Perry Davis Pain Killer
IA the valuable family medicine many
"rnal and external complaints that flesh heir To
where you bottlefram % cents to SlTnnsssee
THE PAIN KILLER As means Of rcmoving pain the
body medicine has acquired reputation equal
DAVIS Pain Killer The sale of this article has exceeded
all ei'f But has real merit and that sufficient
pyrt y forinytOH (ky) Afrs
Sold by JOHN IL SEAY, Lynchbnrg aug IL 2w
Prot. Wa ODD. aanir sxe.sovntive.-I he ssr.ssrs
tue for making the haii stopping It's falling
storing hair its origu color is becoming teebra
All the quak nosirums giving before It, Threeurhs
Of the mixtures for restoring Identifying The hair
Injury than good They burn ul'iesrOy Of
the hair fall produce premature bald
But Prot Wond- restorative be relied
tanning nothing witch can manner be Injurious
ha while It's success IN accomplishing what petcnds do
has verified In Indrcts of We
and heads getting bad-al wish DOL Oh
stock to bottle OF Woods kestora,veNY
Democrat.
Sold by all respectable Druggists aug l22w
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BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTEKs, manufactured by D. IA
ker OF Richmond city has become hemost popular Medicine
been furnished with upwards Of Zoo certificates the
nsmond ann the An"g counties where hs.
OF long standing also Ague and Fever. Coles Cholera
great 'onhdence the healing power
IS mat some of the above diseased patients testified they had
emnont hy scln the rslnia using IL In their
regular rrag!rs aud god many Of them wiz not b. whoa'
cane WIN $" M d l' ''n"ny We are told they In
tone and srsnSth i ' hone system We
OF the ruhie sN.'pe medicine should they need
I" BE- had Of ali principal Drnggsts LyncAbury
%ss,ns ss hi. y ca" be had a" all the Esp'
k.-Vniuabie lIcLicime-We pre-. .,nc ne
medical preparation ever offered to tho public has been
taorushiy tested than JERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
Thousands of they called upon would
eheeral!y testify that they have used is with
that an Immense amount OF suffering been relieved by
It's popetor save In order satisfy
uniformity il the Of their ceeb atsd Pain
ker The materials f winch is carefully
high reputation which Killer long snc
surprised ,Ls, Messrs Da. Sons sales arc
constantly and rapidly increasing General Ad
vcrtser.
Sold by JOHN H. sEAY, Lynchbnrg. Jelaaw
Mcxican Mustang Ii"inaems.-lis w-ssaes ful
history Of the a% ever seasa Il" ..s a. .s
age was subjected to the number
has justly been styled for all Wounds
Cuts, S~ellings Spruins. Bruises, Erupons
beast II s so tar medicine OF surprising virtue,
clans are compelled prescribe and
BILE of CAOac and Dso ted natn
raIy attracted much attention the
OF the No family afford be- a bottle
Mustang lininen In the house Berays Of
genuine is sold by respectable dealers PARTS
beware OF any other iragg Iniment IL
BARNES PARK proprietor
Jy3 Win New.Y ssk
1MFbkTANf.-A remedy Hasa be~M
covered. which is certain other
o the Hair The foiowng
Is from gentleman well known In this shout
atisty that "kossERs ESSENCE I.kAyES
Is st what it preends bea remedy uncqua for all
OF tho Hair. Every certificate give In we'll
know and m,str reliable sources:
Petersburg, Aug 18th, 1857.
Col T. II. RossERDesr SIR have used ysssr Essence
ut BAY Leaves the OF dandruf sn,r
hon bottles eectiug cure nnd
consideration Of hich unhesitangy cenm,neud IL
In the highest terms. CHAS ". ARNul.D.
- Ghis valuable article for sale,
by Messrs ". A. STkOrHER * CO. and JOHN Il. SEAY
DrnEgisisot this eiiy SIP, 3dAs,s
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New York Cn,,ie unrkr,-Avn.rs

New York Cattle Mark-t-Aug. ~.
beef Caitle-Oneiines gO6 head sales 47s9 "
for Inferior best qnaythis advance Of ia, per
Cows>aes at SlUab5, quality. Veal Calves-Sales
3ts6ic per III quality Sheep and Lambs-Saes
So 5s4 10 head Swne-Sa q W per 100
lbs or ODD nary and fed
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N1ALUaRIE si.AYEaAT AUCTlON.-l,,lll

sell At ti Market House the 2Sh day Of ths month
Likely Won and three Children, aged respectively TO-
The Woman Is good cook, asher aud roEer, nni
the Children likely.
TERNsSx months credit interest added and negotiable
With good endorsrs red for the purchase
GRANVILLE JORDAN, Admir-
aug II d3awts6 o kieia dson Curle decd.
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u AND AND NEGkOES FOR SALE.-- TN
In pursuance Of the i'll Of John w King, decd -
ahail the End Monday In September CHAT be-
ing Court day in front Of Campbell H. self the highest
hi der three NEGROES credit Of months. negoa
bic paper satisfactorily endorsed
And on Saturday the 18th of the month"; will sell
Tract Of Land which the late John W. KING resided
ted mile from Campbell @ H.. immediately the road
leading TO Iyncibnrg The contains lea upon
which there lisa good DWELLING HOUSE. The Land will
be sold upon credit If aud and the sale will
take place upon the premises.
Al the time and place will sell all the and
Kitchen Furniture Stock. Plantation Toos &c. belonging
said estate
Tho title to tho above property good but shall only
convey such 10 invested In administrator with
will annexed Of the said John w. King. decd
JOHN &. MuRRELL, Admir-
with the will annexd cf J. W. King, decd.
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURR Days
By DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO, Auctioneers.
RICHMOND, Va.

By DUNLOP MONCURE & CO, Auctioneers,
RICHMOND, Va
CARGO OF PORTO RICO srG r ssd NO.
~ LASSES AT AUCTION On Friday the 9Th inst
10 o'clock III SELL our Warehouse at
Rockc,ts the cargo Of the brig Monica from Arroyo r.
consisting OF
"a iihds prime and st ictly choice quality sugar
70 Hhds choice =. r. Moiasse~.
TERas-Under elOU. cash: $780, months credit for
approved negotiable paper
% Sale without ,rd 10 weather and will
precisely at ~ o'clock enable dealers attend the
sale III Coffee by Aessis Edmond, Davenport q Co
aug 'tg DUNLOP, MONCGRE ca, Auct'rs.
BY EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO., Auctrs.
RICHMOND, VA.
cargo SALE OF RIO AND aaNTOSCOF.
~ ZEE, ALSO. LIVERPOOL. FINE SALT, &C.-Ou
FRIDAY August 9Th. at IL oeot will sale at
auction the Cargo Of the Bark Sae Nage. direct on Rio
consisting Of
300 bags Rio Cofcc-supcrorx,
coo bags Santos Coffee,
1000 sacks Fine Salt ship Gorue Evans direct
erpoo deliverable either At City Point or Richmond
ALSO
$50 cssks Hibberts London Porter,
~ half pipes and casks Guard Goddard Brantcs in Gus
tom House. direct Importation from France.
ALSO
loo half chests choice Teas suitable Family
G,ocers EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
auR
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-14
Useful RcceiDts.

COMMON BEER.-Two gallons of water to
a large handful Of hops is the rule. A little
fresh gathered spruce or sweet fern makes the
beer more agreeable, and you may allow one
guar of wheat bran to the mixture then
boil it two or three hours. Strain it through
a sieve, and stir ir, while the liquor is hot a
tea-cup of molasses TO every gallon. Let
it stand till milk warm, then pour it into a
clean barrel and add good yeast, pint,
if the barrel is nearly full shake it well
together it will be fit for use the next
day.
SPRUCE BEER.-Allow an ounce of hops
and spoonful of ginger to gallon of water
When well boiled, strain it, and put in a pint
Of molasses, and half an once or less Of the
essence Of spruce when cool, tea-cup Of
yeast, and put ino a clean tight cask and let
it ferment for day or two, then bottle it for
use. You can boil the sprigs of spruce fir
in room of the essence.
GINGER BEER QUICKLY MADE.-A gallon
of boiling water is poured over three quar-
ters of a pound Of loaf sugar, one ounce OF
ginger, and the peel of one lemon; milk
warm, the juice Of the lemon and a spoonful
| of yeast are added 1t should be made in
the evening, and bottled next morning, in
stone bottles and the cork tied down with
twin. Good brown sugar will answer, and the
lemon may be omitted, if cheapness is re-
| Ouired
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-14
Kansas Election.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Aug. 6.
Atchison county gives 327 majority against
the proposition; Buchanan county 56S
against it Qnindaro l6 for it, 146 against it;
Easton, whole vote 1Ol-for proposition al,
against it GO; Delaware, whole vote lG5, ac-
cepted 65, rejected 100. The majority in
Leavenworth.. county as far as heard from is
1,Gl4 against the proposition. The vote in
Lawrence was accepted, 71e rejected.
Franklin, accepted 3, rejected Il.
The roads are in very bad order, and re-
turns come in slowly.
A skirmish took place about the Goth July
in the immediate vicinity Of Fort Kcarncy,
between small party of Cheyennes and APP
pachas and the Pawnees The assailants Sue
cecded in surprising party Of Pawnces, kill
lug three, among whom was the chief, carry
ing off horses, etc.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-14

The following tribute to the noble preser-
vative art we find in q contempory, and we
commend its strong contrast to the intelligent
reader. .,.~ sr-.at
He is only printer. Such was the sneer-
ing remark OF leader in circle of aristo-
CT cracy-the Goldfish qnalty. Who was the
Earl Of Stanhope lie was only prin-
ter. What is Prince Frederick William,just
married to the Princess Royal of England
IIo too is only printer. Who was William
Caxton, one OF the fathers of literature p
He was only a printer. All d! Ben. Fraklin,
what was he, only printer. What was G.
p. Morris, n p. Willis, James Gates, Chas.
Richardson, james Harper, Horace Greeley,
Blyard Taylor, Charles Dickens, Thiers,
Douglas, Jerrold, George D. Prentice, and
Senators Dix, Cameron and Niles They
too were printers. What was James Buch-
a an, who occupies the most enviable posi-
tion on earth ? He too was also printer
You. so called printers "devil,' work on, new
er let Goldfish aristocracy trouble you, and
you will probably be ranked with those men
men that have been an honor this world.
Every one cannot be printer-brans are ne
cpsSary
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-14
From New TIcxfcO.

ST. Louis, August 3.
A dispatch from Independence, Both ult =,
SAYS the New Mexico mali, with dates to the
18th, had arrived.
Ihe mail party encountered violent storms
of wind, rain and hail on the route No rain
had fallen in the vicinity of Santa Fc for sew
eral months.
Large bodies of Indians were met on the
plains, who manifested unfrendly feeling, and
evinced disposition to for"ibly relieve the
mail party Of their arms and provisions.
The fourth of July was celebrated in fine
style at Santa Fe. The Declaration Of indie.
pendence was read in English and Spanish,
and addresses delivered in each language.
The Apache Indians, heretofore so hostile
to the whites, are now friendly, and planting
large crops OF gram on Connetto river. Trav-
elers and herds pass through their country
unmOlest.d.
large party of Californians arrived at
Alburquerque in the latter part Of June ana
have determined to take the 25th parallel
route to accomplish their journey. All were
in good health and spirits.
No news Of commercial character OF I'M
portance. Business was rather dull, bnt the
revival Of trade was speedily anticipated.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-14
NEWS ITEMS.

THE Vicksbrrg Wig has hit upen a capi-
tai idea for the suppression of dueling 1t
proposes that when difficulty occurs between
two gentlemes, the matter shall be referred
to Court of Honor, WHO shall settle it or
decide whether it is necessary to fight or not.
In case the Court decides in favor Of fight,
the parties to be compelled to fire till one is
killed, and then the other to be arrested and
hung for murder.
AT meeting Of the citizens of Springfield,
Mass, on Monday evening, to make arrange
mcnts for the coming Horse Show at that
place, George Bliss announced that the Gov
ernors Of Maine, New Hampshire and Connec-
ticut bad agreed to attend the exhibition.
TIE Washington correspondent of Forney's
Prass writes: sOur venerable Secretary of
State is again in locomotion, and though
somewhat thinner from the effect Of his recent
sickness, looks, nevertheless, hale and hearty,
and the hope is that lie will yet for many
years, give his experisnce TO our country"
A RICH veiu of copper ore has been struck
on Plum Creek, in Crawford county, Wis,
few miles from Prairie du CHER. The lead
is said to be rich one, ore man being able
to throw out number Of thousand of pounds
per day. The ore yields about eighty per
cent of the pure metal.
The Dubuque Times says the infant lately
found i a knapsack en- one of the seats of
car on the Galena and Chicago railroad, has
been adopted by Mr.. j. G. Knapp, the con.
ductor, and is doing well. 1t is girl, is very
handsome, and gives every indication of be-
ag scion of the {" very fnstest of the +. F.
VS.. 1t has been named 'Satchella Knapp
sack"
Two men named Cunningham and Cooley,
went through prize fight at New Orleans on
the 18th. They fought for four hours and
f.,urteen minutes.--one hundred and forty
three ounds-Cunninghsm being tho viss
tor D