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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07

The following Il fuller report Of the Lso,pv
msrsets report Of the I'D By the Nova scos'a' ''"
WA published yesterday; w-. Rich.
TaysspocL BsRApsrurYs MAsxEr-MessHnS;i, "s sra
ardsoa, spence 90 quote a'eu redne,oa to efict
ssies western ms0l3is; Philsdelpnia ana dariin
ais6Dla Cd; Ohio, IN sd@ Es; " asNs,s I'd White
ny n..s,r r. stsssssJ: White southern. 1s's
Corn dull; White s,s Yellow Ss.. -Ms.,r. Richard
Llyrsrom - ouo,e Beef dull. Pork anisti tne
maftet was bare Of American 1sasar H Of sale, bu.
Lard auie, at ss H,,2s.r r. sis V
prices n MAsKsrs In the london matket 81 sr
s,nfys ere dali. and Wheat hao ,bnnah without
ans,sss advance Coee steady a Sn
ness without alteration IN @ Irn .,aadv n So
sll qualities slightly lower f'S A''"
Cd ox,ox MONEY M,KKIr The London Money d mar ar
ket was generally unchangsu. nd aas<ST1 Tor
the 2ist at e7A4S''Sa i'r n'o"'' "''
account .;c.s STOCKS The London market for Anne
rftan Securities was dnh-
tn. s,,,ox,us ia cooperative statement of the
condition Of the New York banks for the weeks end.
tng september IS and October 2:
Sspt ii, :, ~ SIS s s,ssg- Dec ..,s
ss,s21 sss f Pee g 81
Deposits -. 1902 ,2s3A $50 Inc ...2.4722le
undrawn deps s6.osis0 $40 Dec. 7ss.1s
The statements thi. week shows steady eeei in.
with loss OF net deposits OF 1874 Az. In coin Cir
cuiation there Ia no material change
Richmond Markets, Oct. d.
There IL no change in Breadstufs, except CORN,
=, which there are large receipts. and the market
/. therefore unsettled Holders are asking 81 cts,
but we hear OF no sales.
Northern Markets.-lBY TELEoRAPH.1
Nrw YoaK, Oct. Flour lower-State ~ SSG5
Ohio Is 4OfG93 60; southern &s300D3 TO- Wheat heavy
and iC12c lower. Corn buoyant Stocks active and
hiyher-Va SIS S9314.
kaf1,nopy Oct 6-Flour unchanged. Wheat a
,haie lower. Corn steady-White 7797S; Yellow
S3eis5.
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I r. B. HUMPHREYS


- T. B. HUMPHREYS -
"A would respectfully .snucupes.i to "a
~ his custonsers and the pubfic e. n4
neraliy that the repairs 70 his eM
store srs completed and that be hss resumed basi.
diately opposite the st. Charles Hotel. whsre he !,
prepared TO offsr for sale. on accommodating terms
the large ct assortment OF svefy thing embraced H.
his line. that he has ever had en- exhibition at on
time before. consisting In part of:
Fine Gold and Silver WATUHES, Of every yarss
ty Of movement.
Gents fine Gold, Feel. Vest and Guard CHAINS
Heavy Plain Gold Finger RINGS
seal Faceted and diamond do
Silver TABLE SERVICE
Pine CLOCKS, &C.
With splendid and select stock Of Ladies. an.
God Brooches, Ear Rings. Cbatelains, Gnard and
Neck Chains, Charms, Medalions, Coral and Hair
Work.
respectfully solicit an examination OF my s,oek
from all who may be in want Of any thing In mr.
line.
MI stock Of Watches are kept In cons ant reaul.
ton by an experienced work man. and are sucb a,
can recommend. with every assurance Of their
pleasing. T. b. HUMPHREYS
g.
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CARRAIa MANUFACTURERS
DISsOLUTIONS. &c.

nISSOLUTION.-T firm of HAXALL
- CO. ia this day dissolved, having expired by
All persons having claims against the late firm
will present them Immediately for Liquidation. and
all persons indebted viii please make prompt pay
ment. $40 1900 IS
Either partner will continue to sign the name OF
'4o ~ IAN 49, Il. B. HAXALL.
W. II. HAXALL,
-, ,oxo n r GRANNY
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& DAVID GIBSON,

VHJ
W HOUSE CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
MAIN, NEAR THE CORNER OF srH STREET, RICHMOND VA,
Respectfully inform the Citizens OF Richmond aud
public generally, that they are prepared, with the
assistance OF their steam power, aud all the most
useful wood working schnery. to execute every
description CT work Ia their line If business, in q
manner not to be surpassed such az Building Hous.
es OF all dimensions, repairing er remodeling the
same; putting in Store Fronts of any kind, Shelly
ngs put up, Counters made &C.. In neat ard taste
fni manner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worked
according TO 6eomet icai Principles; Cornices made
to suit any style of Buildings; all kinds OF Mould
ings on baud Sash, Blinds and Doors made TO or
der and sent TO any part OF the country every kind
of Wood Turning, such as Stair AAlasters, Novel
Posts. 30, Architectural Wood Carving for Store
Fronts, and Capitals for Porch Columns. Allorders
executed IN Q neat manner.
W. h. d. GIBSON hope, by strict attention 70
business together with their practical knowledge
Of the same. to merit 9 continuance Of public pa
tFonage.
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FALL TRADE.

W. CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE RETAIL.
-AA- The LARGEST stock aud most extensive variety
of Ready Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing
0oods. may be found OF u. MORRIS C0s. 10
Maiu street.
Merchants and others visiting our city. are par.
ticnlarty requested 10 call aud examine the shove
stock OF Ready Made Clothing, Manufactured by
ourselves expressly for this market. which We Hat
ter ourselves cannot be equalled 10 this any {
the northern markets, regards STYLE quality AMI
price. All We ask IL q trial At
y MORRIS 4 cos,
Ion Main street
clnshi1c made q order At abort NOTICE g.
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The extraordinarily high percentage of PLosphate
of Lime above stated, recommends this article at
once a superior phosphate manure. especially at
the present time, when the want of the better quail
ities of Phosphate Guanos is most seriously felt.
The of Fiuoride of Calcium is of slight
importance. This substance serves direct nu-
triment to plants, and subsequently,. enters the
composition Of the bones aud teeth OF animals.
CHAS. BICKELL, PA. ID.
Bone Phos of Lime
Jas. R. Chiffon NJ. D., New York-.-r...,.-.S3a % %
H. II. Stabler, W.
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TRIESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY
l. AL Letters Paent of England. and secured by
the Seals of the Ecole dc Pharmacie de Paris. and
the Imperial College of Medicine. Vienna. Triese-
mar No is remedy for Relaxation, Spermat0rrha,
and Exhaustion OF tue system. Triesemar No ef
fectuaIly in the of three days complete.
IL and entirely eradicates all traces of those disor-
dcrs which co: avia and cubebs have so long been
thought antidoe for to the ruin of the health Of
a vast Portion Of the population. Tresemar No Bis
great Cont remedy for that class Of disorders
which, unfortunately the English physician treats
with mercury, to the inevitable Destruction OF the
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparlla
in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos !, Q,
and are alike devoid of taste small and of ali
nauseatng qualities. They may lie on the toilet Ia
BILE without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
cases and divided in separate doses administered
by Velpeau, Laleman, Roux, Ricord, &c, &C. Price
81 each or four cases in one for 49, which ST.
and in s27 cases. Sold by DR. II A BARROW. No
l57 Prince street, few blocks west of Broadway,
New York. Immediately on receipt of the amount.
DR. will forward the 50 Of Triesemar and the
large sizes. carriage paid thus insuring genuine
European prepar ations The So also sent, but
not free of carriage. Consultations as usual, from
eleven, NJ till two. NJ. from four till eight, NJ
at No 1877 Prince street, few blocks west of Broad
way. Sold also by
NH 2q-dI2m Richmond,
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NOTICE. have bought out Mr.. John
IN b. Davis st the old stand Of Messu- Davis I
lee, next door to Hector Davis Auction House,
Franklin street shall keep constantly on hand all
furnish those In want.
IL al-ts LEE.
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-. THE CONTRACTORS FOR

WWT OVkS 4VAS0
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE DOM
PEDRO. THE % r. r. OF BRAZIL, WISH TO
EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING CLASSES OF MEN:
First fcreman or Dycrseers, Blacksmiths general
tome stone Cutters those men VIII be sent out in
ship from the City Of Richmond. after the 10th Of
have been employed will get their passports and
hold themselves in readiness to embark after
that time They will eiso employ 800 laborers
caystions first rate men of this class they will
DAY as high as 81 day. A ship will be sent out in
notobar either from Baltimore or PHILADELPHIA (Of
which due notice will be giyen,) with the above
ABBY to W. MILNOR ROBERTS. Carlisle
pennsviyania JACOB sHUMaIRD. Cumberland
Maryland. and ROBERT HARVEY. Richmond,
Virs;,;n se8-ts
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DUCTION IN COKE.-The prices Of

DEDUCTION IN COKE.-The prices of
SoSt Iump Coke .....,..,............$5 per load.
Soft Hail Coke............-..-........4 .lo 20.
Hard Coke, both grades 40 uo; .,o
At these prices Coke is, all things considered, the
cheapest Fuel now offered likely to be offered In
the market, during the coming season.
TsRMs-(dsh on delivery, or on demand -
"a Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and corner
oy yau d ast p.4' JNO j WERTH, Agent.
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TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

N SJJOVEL TONGS and OKEKS.-I lave Tor
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds OF Grates,
Including every style Of fendess Summer Tand
pnEers seven different sizes of coal Scuttes, cinder
Shoyeis, fire shovels; handsome stands for Shoyeis
end Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmans;
are Brck: fire SLABS and JAMS sets Of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers. and others in
want of any of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. 1 am manufacturing
Ali kinds of Brass and Iron Works Of the above do:
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
GKkTE and FENDER MANUFACTOKY, No. 225
Main street. between oth and 9Th streets. West SIDE.
Richmond, Va. sn npNoou
ar Adv D. ID. DENoDN.
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! FALL TRADE, 1858.

49, III
W. GEOR G E j. U Nj N e X, -
~ IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHESRARE,
(No 20 Pearl st.. Richmond, Va
Invites the attention of merchants visiting this
market, to his stock, comprising as large and well
assorted variety Of Goods IS can be found in any
house in this country.
All the latest shapes ard patterns of CHINA.
WHITE GRANITE, Printed, Fancy and Common
EARTHENWARE, is of his own DIRECT importa
ton; with every description of Plain, Moulded and
Cut dLAsSWARE, from the best factories in this
country.
LOOKING GLASSES
BRITANNIA and PLATED GOODS
FANCY CHINA, TOYS. &c, &c:
The best quality of SToNEWARE, at factory
prices.
He will only say. that he is prepared to Offer to
the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee. Inducements to purchase their goods IN
Richmond-eQual TO any that may be offered in any
Northern city-and respectfully asks an examina-
ton of his stock. -,
~ Goods carefully packed and forwarded with
promntnsss sei-2m
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nIAVASSA GUANU-THE RICHEST
u nuaSpu rINGII A MO IMpnRrEn -Your at.

NAV ASSh 0UANO-4 II = hlChCC4
ANPHOsPHATICGUANO IMPORrED-Youra at
tsntion 10 respectfully invited to tho annexed Anal
ysis aud Reports on the GuanO offered BY me, and
especially u the fact therein shown, that 1t Gun
In u given bulk O greater amount OF phoSphates
than Is fou I'D in any ether manure natural or art-
now admitted by the best agricultural authorizes
to be the thing above al others necessary to be
returned to the soil, To ensbe 1t to pr 7duce An IN
fAiiingly good crop without permanently lnpairing
its general fertility: in this duano have il pre-
selted in the form best ad Apted for such purpose.
As have only limited quantity of this Guano
for sale here this season, am anxious to have some
OF IL tried in every district and also that such as
try 1t may favor me, through my agents, with the
earliest Information as to how far il has practically
borne out tbs anticipations OF those who have sci
enGifcalIy examined ats constituents, with a view
TO enable me and my district agenta to make early
ysments Tor adequate supply for the follow
ing year. Owing 10 the rapidly diminishing sup
ply Of Guan0 from the Chincha Islands its yearly
advancing price, and the exhaustive effects produ-
cei by its freq lont application to the land from
its possessing too much ammonia in proportion to
its phosphates NaVassa Guano excels it in practical
use and especially 10 the farmer permanently
from the application Of Navassa Guano more phos
pilates THAI the crop would deprive 1t Of
All local merchants and dealers are required to
give guarantee Ga purchasing that they will sell
" Very respectfully. WIN + MURDOCH.
NJ see following analysis.
No. 2g EXCHANGE BUILDING !
BALTIC. April 4th, 1883
Report Of Analysis Of Ndcdssa Gadil0'-mdde for
r. K. Cooper.
The sample was found upon analyst to be COM
posed rs follows:
Bone Phosphate of Lime.
Containing OF Phosphorc Acid. ...........3S.o2
Eiuorlde OF Calcium. Pa
Carbonate Of 5.3s
Per OxiIe OF Iron and some Aiunna....-..-.... W
wafer 80
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ZEE popular Hall, situated on Franklin street,
near Governor, having changed hands and under
gone thorough repair and renovation. is now open
to the public and is offered the most sccommoda-
ting terms. The rumor that il was to be sold, and
appropriated to another purpose is erroneous, aud
tbe present owners will spare efforts to keep up
its reputation as the best Hall ior Public Amuse
JOHN R COOK,
ne l3-ts Agent and Manager.
Garner of Main and Pearl SITS ND stairs
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TNFIRMAKY OF THE MEDICAL COL,

gNFlhMAh1 OE LIE mLDASAA VII,
lLEGE This Inirmary is situated at the corner
f Marshall and College streets, in an elevated ana
heathful position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres Of business is FUR
nished with every arrangement requisite Tor the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane aud those
laboring under contagious diseases. are admitted
into the Institution. Lying-in women are also re-
csiyed and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge OF the Profes-
sors of the College, who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing and
Medicine, are for FER week.
Col0red -
In addition to the above rates, In cases requiring
q Surgical Operation, by agreement with the pro
prietsrs of the Bellevue Hospital, small fee is
charged for tho operation, varying from " 70 S3o
according to it's mp0rtance. The particular lee IN
any case may be sscerained by application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physl-
Ali charges payable on the removal of the patient
Attending SurgoonB-Profs. GIBSON. PErICoIAs and
Attending Physicians -Profs. TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Steward-F. NJ PARRISH.
President-L. s. JONES, M. D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
t. the Infrmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ap Z6-om
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DISSOLUTION. - The co-partnership
heretofore existing under the firm of CRENSHAW
4 FISHER is this day dissolved.
Either partner will sign the name of the firm In
closing the business. In this connection, they ex
BIC Coffee LEWIS D. CRENSHAW.
JuIy / 1888 GEORGE d. FISHER.
PARTNERSHIP subscribers
have formed a co-partuership and will conduct the
Milling Business in this city, under the style and
firm of HAXALL. CRENSHAW co.
az Office in the building occupied for many
Years by Messrs. Haxail 4 Co.
r. u. HAXALL,
LEWIS d. CRENSHAW,
GEORGE D. FISHER,
7. b. GRUMPY.
July lS5S-jy Its
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FOR RENT.-The desirable fam

(4 FUN MIN II NC ucsI "UfO f"H
H:H lily residence. on Broad street. opposite the
Monumental Church, now 10 the occupancy OF Dr.
d d fucker POSSESSION will be given on the lst OF
November next. For terms apply to
B R0TSTER,
or Escho, Pearl street,
re 3o-Im near Exchange Hotel.
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ga WOODLAND FOE SALE.-Tne
s3. subscriber, wishing to change his residence,
offers for sale hi, Farm. WOODLAND. in Goochand,
10 miles above Richmond and north of Dover Mills,
on the James River Canal 1t contains 2i5 ceres.
and improvements all new. For terms, apply to
AUGUsT e WILLIAMS, Richmond, Va or to the cub
scriber, at COAL HILL, Goocbland.
Sc 29-ImS j. Ct. TAURMAN.
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n STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT,
Fl 1877 BROAD SrREET.-It has been thoroughly
repaired and is considered one of the best locations
Cor any kind of busnessin the neighborhood. Rent.
six hundred dollars per annum. Apply to j. II
ANTHONY, cerner of Cary and 18th streets, who
he's constantly on hand an assortment OF Moleskin
Hats of the best quality at SO So and his celebrated
Cafskn sewed Boots at the unprecedented low price
of 20 IN ner uair Terms cash-One price ONLY.
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Ricbmond Markets, Oct. q.

The atatemepts this week shows q steady decline
In All departmental The loans are down $t59 .2o7
with loss OF net deposits OF 1874 Az In coin cir
cuiation there Ia material change.
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- STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
EEL RENT THOMAS D. QUARLES offers for
rent the desirable store formerly occupied BIZ him
self, and adjoining the Dry Goods house of Cren-
shaw, Quarles Co. To good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
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a. FOR, LEASE-The valuable Let

LIE on the northeast corner of Cary and 9th SITS,
fronting 46 feet and running back about 81 feet Its
with small stores and dwellings, and for work
shops fJundries, &c it is particularly adapted.
long lease will be given at moderate rent. Apply to
d WILLIAMS,
40 2q-ts Real Estate Auctioneer,
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"a FOR RENT. -The undersigned

"a FOR RENT. - The undersigned
Fl offers for rent the residence now occupied by
him on sch street, between Marshall and Clay sts
The house contains about IA rooms lncludlng store
room, bathing room &C.. aud is admirably suited to
the accommodation of a large family. Possession
may be had by the LIST of December. The house can
hours of IL NJ and P M. Apply to
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nn FOR SALEOR RENT-The dwell

@S FUN DALC UIS MIN II Io u wit
&:f ing house, formerly occupied by the subscrl'
Der stu ated on Sth stre8t said house hos gas wa
ter plunge and shower baths, bells, and ali OF the
modern i'm provements-has good brick stable and
carriage house. Apply to U 4 BRESEE,
Insurance Office, opposite the American Hotel.
s-fa
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VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED
me- PRIVATE DWELLING, ON 7 He VEST LINE
If 6rG BETWEEN CLAY AND L LII III s shnS
FOR SALE-We are authorized T. sci tue ABOVE nf
NJ Robert A. Payne. The Dwelling is in complete
repair and has ample accommodations Tor large
family. Those disposed to purchase are requested
20 cali and examine the premises. as without such
examination no eue can imagine the convenience Is
and accommodations of the piaGe I6Tms r pMst
able Applyto GoDOiN q AffLnsoN'
90 20-Int
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- TETY VALUABLE PRIVATE
RxsIpRNCE ArD VACANT LOT, ON TIE
nm, I'll sIDEU FkANKL1N AND WEST SIDE
on 2srH sTRE sTs, FOR sALE-We are ansnor
formerly the residence Of the late Samuel suoiet.
decd. and now in the occupancy Of Mr. Cnaries :;
Sintou The house IL well built, ana mas tne us na
Accommodations for q moderate sized f.miiy. Inc
vacant Lot is among the NEST desirable In that part
OF the city Price reasonable end terms accomMU
dating. Apply to doDDlN Afrhnoo''
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

~Ae the late election in this Bate tho
Buchanan and Douglas men acted IN harmony.
They worked tegsthsr-lisd together, and made
one long, last and desperate Effort in harmony
70 obtain ONCE and pevss IN Iowa, intending. il
successful, 10 tight over che division Of the spoils
afterward. But We are saved the view Of this
last contest, which doubtless wo, ID have proved
spirited and entertaining. By the decision OF the
people. who. win put mp with . l;tle more IRE.
publican extravaganza" rather thsn be derour-
cd BY hungry swarm Of pro essional Office
seekers and place men. This alliance is,
ever, now at an end. TIE parties to it have
commenced acourss Of elimination and recrim.
ination which Is very certain to destroy the
ghost Of party that new remains. The Doug.
las men propose now, after counting its favor
and begging It's corporation, to denounce the
Administration. The result will be the Presi.
dent will organize party, and the Douglas fac.
ton will be forced outside of both parties, where
It will not be able to preserve an existence ex-
ceps for very limited period. The President
holding the national purse strings, and the State
Government being in the hands Of the Republi.
cans, the Douglasites will be starved out in
short order and will stink back to the Democra.
tic party, or become "Black Republicans -
They have not principle enough, without spoils,
TO keep them together six months.
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\ Hasser Murdered BY his slaves.

Mrs. Naomi W. Seaiy, recently published an
advertisement in the Adcocate, offering FIVE
hundred dollars reward for any positive proof
as to the whereabouts of her son, Richard S.
Bostick, who disappeared mysteriou.ly, about
the 9th of last January.
Suspicious circumstances led to the arrest of
Tour OF hr. Bostwck's negroes lass week, who
being separately examined, confessed that they
had murdered him.
They stated that, having some three or four
weeks previous to the deed, formed The D an OF
taxing MS life, they waited tor a tayornhte OPP
portunity. He had been riding on that day.
and having been wet by sudden shower, he
ordered the negroes to set fire to large, log
heap, SO that he could dry himself. While he
was lying before The ire, one OF the men with
an axe inflicted blows upon his skull which
killed him, when they threw him upon the
heap. After the body was consumed. they
pounded thes bones into dust and mixed them
with the ashes. The horse was killed, and to-
gether with the saddle, was sunk in pond
The negroes showed the place where the unfor.
tanate man was killed, where some buttons from
his clothes we're found, as well ns some Of the
bones The bones OF the horse, aud also the
saddle, we're found in the pond. sas
Among the circumstances which led to susni-
eien OF the negroes, was the fact o! their
spending large sums OF money One OF the
parsY is preacher, whose wafe, it il said. was
Instrumental in planning the murder, and earn
est in urging its execution. The four assassins
are in Jail in Jackson County, awaiting their
trial before the District Cour..-VictOria (Ter-
as) Advocate, a
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The TROUBLES OF A VERY RIcH MANI. il
related of the late Eeenezer Francis, of Boston,
as an illustration OF how great riches NAV tor
ment man, that during the panic of the Au-
tumn OF 81, he had so much money in Banks
between one and two millions--thas to draw
upon It would create panic, and compel the
oanks to stop payment: TO leave il where it was,
was 70 run the risk Of being at the mercy Of the
oanAs 'nat might, at any moment, stop specie
payments; to invest ii was impossible. and In
lend it with safety was out Of the opes,ion
when no man could say that he mi ght not fail
the next day. The unhappy man was reduced
10 despair by the great abundance of his money.