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70 ! SALE l am authoriz d rs

LII 20 sell "A valuable firm of on0 ,cres ard -
Miu about p mlies fr,m ishmol d. and miles II In
the James NiveS Canal, in heNthy rstnri and in
tell gent ueiStb rhoo; male and feniai. school con
y-'l-nt aud several churches .f different denonn
nations.
All sat one h If of the lani f. cleared and In n
81 tate u' u'Cultiga;i0n, produces well Wtear Corn
uatS ar Tobacco; the ualauce in timber and wood
Ths improvements consist Of a Frame Dwelling
containing rooms aud all necessary ont houses for
farming purposes.
he Mil has a go run of custom and with n
little eXp-nse IN ght be fixed TO manufacture Efour
Tne attention uf those wishing 70 Iuttsase a de-
sirahe ptan 'afton, are respectfully requested t.
make immediate application to
EDWARD . EACH0. General Ascent,
Near the Exchange Hoel, Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E@- BArus, BATHs, BATus Hot,
'od and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
nours, at tho American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
Shanipo"inR Saloon, nnder the American Hotel.-
Entrance on ltth stTect.
single Baths Is cents or tickets for 81 an IN
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sEF DR. THos JOHNSON has taken ap
office on Main street. over the grocery store of viii
son 4 Bosher, opposite the Old Market where his
friends an always ind him ready TO attend to the
iuties Of bis profession.
AnSurgical Operations performed.
eE- Entrance, next door to Mr A Strecker.
je a-lm3
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nand q onr own nanViac tnre the beat quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Call and sup-
ply yourselves at
-s KEESEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
my l4--tA raruar nf Iosl a tNarv sfr
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4USE AND LOT FOR SALE

E5 Sll III, at a great bargain, desirable To-
Of 0roas Ear the old Di-tillery. and outside the
corporation be. 1t has frontage OF "a feet, and &
dspth Of !eO rt lt has on il two-stori d frame
Dwelling aus enclosed with substantial fence; -
An adj1iain. lot. of the same dimensions, will be
sold also. if osired, Apply to ,r,r,-,,x
amid CdUIhOhN.
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LOB SALE, PRlVtTELY--Two CAR
= Frs Of vsry good quality. ARR1HFr AdR2RHFr4oss. &
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- hrTRAUTl,E sun MsK ht-

al TRSAT.-FARM AND ID DWELLING FOR
RkNT.-Th u very desirable eoagtry tesid nee and
farm. Atast i on The Central kairoad and Meadow
II 3dge Ii IS, ~iihtnslt~U mile of the city of sich-
noHd, l. longing 10 9n-4zc ' Daniel, viii be for
rent from III" lisa Of January Raxt. The farm con-
t4u- ab 1ui eG acres Of which about 10 acres ATe in
cultivation The 'mnro, ements consist of l,ree
;~o story h!icS dwelling. vi l. eight rooms beside
thr celtsr, wooden kitchen All servants houses
bsra stable anu cstte shelf 2, aud brick spt ing.
house and dairy. "a which il an unusually pure aud
COS inu~ srTfag III" whee place Is ahuudartiy .ut-
p'l-3 W1th guoi w 4 and has always been remark
Aha 70 i;s bc4ihtalness ia the ri xii s, sea-
sons As oantry 'csi iebce uient 10 the ci-
" and as market garden a. lairy, This plqee has
pscu t4r attraction and ADVANTAGES A. y health
fGi AlI peasant Skinner retreat for families with
chlidse en-, this place prssssses peNuii advantages
and attyRCti rs Amy further info m tlou relating
II. and r0 the terms ot rrniing 1t, may be had on
arpi c.tion - tn -rA-cribsrs
Je 23-6t GOnD,N 4 APn4RS0N Aucts
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= FOR RENT-A house on 18th 81

- between Broad and Grace sts containing ,
rooms. bath recm. water up stairs. gas all through
lhe:house. kitchen with rooms. Rent verv low 70
- goJt tenant, Possession given ia,ms ,liateiy Ap
y = at the store Of JN0 Z SHAfER
70 .S = Under Fxchanve Hotel
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Henry Frishy died At Wheein 8. Tuesday, fr' u
driukiny ice-wAier while oyerheatcd.
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- FOR SALE OR RENT.-Either
kss CT thor three convenient aud desirable Resi-
lcTces at sd near the of Grace aud Eighth
streets, aud Dow occupied by q. 2. K. James. T. {.
Macon ang N rself. For terms, time OF To sess on
&c apply al nay re- ideuCe on Eighth, near the
corner Of Qrsca, or at my Office in the LaE Building
Other yslalhi@ Lots and Residence for sale; and
Rooms iogreut. n
+ Je I6-ll II. Z. MINOR.
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RnP pENTA lnrna stable nnd

. FtR KENT-A large Stable and
&:. Lot d 6th street and the Canal. The lot is
very well sitsd for a coal and wood yard Posses
sioa given pih June. inst Rent $3.50. Apply to
J Z KEhSEE,
ie3-ts 18th street. between Main and Cary.
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sr.upgpE-on Saturday night last thirteen
slaves rau assy from their owners 10 Lsudoan
county.zVa They all started Cd In company
seven OF the thirteen hare been captured In the
n,,untains 10 Washington county, Md Tho Ia
nerate Resistance, and before they were captured
two Of them were shot and wounded, Que Of them
Sauserousty. The thirteen belonged to William
" Weuner. John Everhsrt, Catharine Hickman,
George Bsamer. 8. W seorge aud Asmisfsad Nm..'
The ssptors v,Ii receive reward Of 500 for eaca
slave.
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LATER From CAPT. MARcY's CoNMaND-A letter
from correspondent, dated the 18th Of May, ~
ashela Pnwdre Creek, on the South Platte river,
xiyey the first direct news from Capt. Marcys coal
mapd Captain Marcy. vh his way TO toia head
nuart4rs /. fl Fort Union tile 18th OF March, bu
matted on the route obedience to orders from 81
War Department lie eDcamped al Fontaiue qai
houiile n Tributary OF tie Arkansas river. Th'
yontaiae is an extraordinary mineral spring. gnst
ing IN FROM the earth, falling iHto aud ovhffi1s
;nI huge basin worn ia the rock. The land
arou nd IT was staked OF as claim, iD due form
by an enterprisipg camp follower. The command
having been reinforced. Captain Marcy moved on
on the 2Sh Of April Ills next camp Mas pitched
on 1. prairie mound. Here lac was suddenly visited
Inv n tornado which hurled across the plai'
with suah violence to stampede ever thTe-
hunar ed head Of cattle for space Of fifty miles
the animals running before the Wind. Four met
lost their lives. 0ue poor fellow was found dead
unon the prairie after the storm, while the othei
two were badly frozen, and came very near perth
ing. They had no food fr four days, and when
discovered we're crawling about upon their hands
and knees in state of great physical prostratoi
and men cal derangement. They were brought into
ca,np. and are now rapidly recovering
Ano her man became bewiidered and lost In the
snow and persisted within two hundred yards oi
the camp. and another was fund about three miles
from the camp, where he had made fire, and pro
badly laid down 10 state OF exhaustion and wen'
60 sleep. when fund his body Was almost entire
iy consGmed by the hre.
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aSay~REMovAL.-Dr.L LITTLE has remov.
ed his office to corner of Hain and lth streets one
door below American Hotel. je5-lm*
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Ga FlR RENT-On huIch Hlu, two
hsi door north OF Leigh street (pusIessiOn given
inmti tat4y one of those newly erected brick ten
tl!eats, laI ia the occupancy oi John Smith, Esq
:utGiniui six rooms with dry and elevated base
nj Wit garden attached, and we'll OF water Oh
the rremi4s. Rent per aunum. $50. Apply to
Sc is JNO Z COCK, General Agent.
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Sm FR RENT.-For the purpose OF
MlS mOviu into a larger building on the Basin
s. e IFe der the hoUse at present occupied by US
for rent WM T. STAPLES q CO.,
18th street. next door TO
Shields 4 9OmeryiIle.
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Sa TIE gam 6LE'S HILL MAN
pf-s SION WITH AN ACRE OF LAND FOR
REN I've are anth orig ai to rent the above prop
-sty. being the sane :ornerly occupied by Judge
Cthejl, a1d more rec snly bY the family OF the late
NJ. Moses II. Presisa This is most desirable res-
ia nee for a large fsmi;y Apply to
le 9l--pH GlDDth 4 APpFRS0N,
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ra MOST BR4UTIFUL RESI- ENCE

80 nN THE SOUTH-SIDE OF GRACE STREET
ADJOINING THE .3ENTENARY CHURCH, FUK
SaLE-N the request # Mrs. NaTy & Fiher ",
are authodzed to sell ih valuable residence located
above. low in her occupancy. The lot fronts Iiia
f aud mos back i6} feet. 10 an ally, The housr
hI = rooas, besides large stabi- and ample ser
3. ats ac1lIn IL otia ions and ia in the most per
lcct orL.r-. having been thoroughly renovated, al
grrei and repaireda few years ago.
Psrs,l-s disposed 10 purchase are invited TO exam
inc the pDp"rty.
Terms most liberal. Apply to
Jel7-2w GODD,N APpERSON.
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FOR RHNr AND sALH.
= REAL ESTATE
!. NEhR STAI NroS

al MAR sTAUNroS,
At 4 RIRGiTNg
A COMFORT ARf.E FRAME DW kl.lI al, IioIi.e n
agd al ordinary sizes BLACKSMITH sn j. with
> i1R ACRES ~ LAND attached, on the line al
ne Virginia Central Railroad vtthin one mite Of
s-aua<on. III be sold by BOW ERS, SNYDER 4
ikTEk. ~ a teatI>, as they are desrous OF clio.
ling up she bns,ocss Of their late copartnershin as
s1ou IS ~ 4ctscslle. 1t has the advantage of Wa
r.roSer, srl il we'll located for canductst small
tcnnArv business.
Inqnire Of y h. TROUT. ksQ, Staunton. Va or
tSASN(DRR, at the kiohmond Stove Works.
ge H-1m Richmond Va
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s~ CAFE RESTAURANT,
u.A NO. 2I9 MAIN STREET.

H. KAYSE
Bess 10 in.ou his friend. aad the public, that hs
has fitted u pn neat and elegant style the abov'
establishm r asa .
FYBT CL sSS RESTA URAN7,
Which 2ilke opened
on HURSDAY, JUNE THE 3RI.
EH Breakfasts Dim RS and Suppers, served al
In a snperioFtlanuer and at short notice.
Particular ttention has be"n paid Ia the choiet
Of the best Nh "a AND LIQUORS.
A TexuiarDiNNER viii daily be served at
o'clock.
sa Pryst Rooms tor Dinner and Supper Par
tie.
will use u utmost endeayors 10 gain your con-
ndsnce and iindly solicit your patronage.
Very repectfEily,
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rHE GlEATEsT BARaAINS II

HE u kEA LE3I u n II u n a % IT
L. CHINA AND GLASSWARE, and yarious
Housekeepit Articles, are at SCHAAP cor
Store coFneTfA and broad street They are selling
nice clear TsnbIers from 81 cents dozen and up
wards at tut halt the yalne; Batter, Preserve
Pickle and ssar Dishes. very cheap indee :; COB
let's; Decantrss Lamps; Candiestlcks; spiendlc
French ChinsYaxes and Cologne Bottles; Plain apc
Decorated Te@ and Dinner Sets; Motto Cups, &c
Table Cutler,; Britannia aud Silver plated Ware
Toa Trays; Look ing ilassrs; Water Coolers, ano
thsnsands OF other housekee ping articles viii BE-
s0ld amazingly low at SCH 4AP a. cos. corner
of Bresd snt ID streets Looking glass Plates, OF
oar own I'm mportation TO dealers at Mes York whole
salt pric .. my l3
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GRANITE STORE FRONT For SALE,
" with Doors. Windows and inside Glass Castings
ecmplete. Apply sariy.to
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Addition az from Mckee.

From the McNican correspondence of the Dario "a
Marina, e Eas ana. oct. 10
Hou will probably have heard or the OF
Impco ~ asor If the constutonasts, IN consea
OF Win that important place, being lost 10 the govern
ment the latter is shut out from connection with all the
pfts IL tie mot mpoitDt coast Of the republic, and OF
the of Mexico IL thereby in the most
lamenable cc.iuson. The Communications with Vera
Cruz art likewise interrupted, and serious attack upon
that place projected Perez Gomez and Cob0s, recently
Tmnated 10 the rank of Generals Of Brigade 10 take
the coinanc Of tho hcsccng troops. Gen Echeagaray
Is sti before fcrote, without bong able TO reduce IT,
To-day victory oi Miramon Vidaurr was an
nounc.. " IN peas Of bells and fireworks The news
received by telegraph without any details, and ts
confirmation is arxiousy looked for The government has
obtained loan Of $500 900 specie through u CONNER
csl l,ouse Of this capital
General Casanova, who left Guadaajara with 500 men,
the command OF Degoaao at short distance from that
city General Casanova after that unfortunate encounter
entered Guadaaara and surrendered the command 70
ten E.ancayf.
msnded by Banoo, plunder-d the cathedral and took
away with them silver and gold 70 the amount Of
25CO 600
This is al present all the of Importance in this
unhappy country with the exception OF insult Of tn
grusscst character publicly perpetratcd By unknown
person the President Of the Republic at the celebration
OF the festival Of Independence the 10th Whilst Gene
raj Zuloaga was listening to discourse Of ST. Pachcio
formerly ambassador in Paris pack Of cards fun
against his breast and scattered all his uniform.
The festivities of the evening had to be suspended in
consequence Of the approximations caused by the discove
ry Of conspiracy whose members, according 70 govern
inert report entertained the project OF assassinang tn
prominent Of the ruling party and Of punderins al
the houses OF the most wealthy citizens This social
Ism In attiOn. according 10 the official expression
The frst humber OF the Junpero. the periodical OF
Messs Viicrgas and Landaiaye, tho publication
Of u caricature, suspended and fined $780,
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BrUAlO, Vcfs iH-s r. W.
There has been fair demand for flour today, and ~
prices shade easier sales 200 bbls Al ~ Glis ~ 10
or good 20 choice Illinois and Wisconsin; ~ " 2 for
good 10 choice extra Indiana and Michigan ~ ~ 81 so
Tor avorte extra Ohio and Canadian. Wheat ~ fair de-
and and prices unchanged sales 90 600 bushels At -
60c for rejected Chicago spring; SOC. for Milwaukee
club and 90Ac. for No red winter Illinois, red ONO y
held nj o6c. Corn IN good demand and mako, hrmer
eacs 20, 600 bushels At size for Toledo ~ CO. Tor
prime Illinois; market closing firm az tue outside figure.
Barley dull and small sales NJ 500. Rye nominal At h5c
Oats selling at acc. whiskey shade rmor salcs l50
bbls 81 20 Sohc. Canal rcights steady a t2c. on
-four, 12c. on wheat and lie. ~ New Work. Re
dcips for the last "a houra2s21 bbls. -four, II ,al6
bushes wheat, n 900 bushels corn 33 bushels barley
/ ia bushels oats.
: OswBGo, Oct. 16--G p. NJ
Flour steady. Wheat dun sales 300 buslcls Upper
lake on private terms Corn steady sales 500 bushels
indiana ., coc aAoat Canal freights firm and boats
scarce Lake IMPORTS 900 bushels barley GOO ln
ahes Canal expors-2 500 bbs four 300 bushels
wheat, 81 900 bushels corn, "a 200 bushels barley
Cuc,ao Oct l6-G r NJ
Fcur steady Wheat advanced d. Corn active, ard
advanced 1c. Oats steady. shipments to BuGalo-soo
bbls four $1,000 bushels wheat 1000 bushels corn
Shipments 0swego-s2 600 bushels wheat Receirss.
-7oo bbls hosr 1850 bushels wheat, 60 900 bushels
corn.
CINCINNATI, Oct 1e--sPM
flour uncharged demand confined to tho nome trade;
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The Rescued Passengers Of the Steamer
AustrSa

A meeting of The rescued passengers Of the IN fatcd
Austfs-lorty two in nnmbcr--who arrived here on
Thursday last in the British steamship yaorous, Capt
Aldhsm held by invitation at the Office of thu liam
burg aud New York Steamship line, Isl Broadway, on
Saturday last Nessrs. G. Richard Roas 4 Co, the
agents q the inc informed the unfortunate passenger
that they had hcen instructed 70 present them bcha
o The company, zach o. money for tho purchase
clothing, and also 10 furnish all who destined for
the Interior afrce ticket 10 their place OF danatou
with nfy cents per day TO pay their expenses The
route. Mr. Richard then gave to each of tha Messengers
sum q money, varying from twenty 10 tfsrty dollars
according 10 hrs position and circumstances taking re
ccip therefor. The company also pays the board &C all
the passengers while they are detained in New York
The following expression o thanks ~ Cart tdhan cF
the steamship Vacrous. has been that gentleman
IN behalf Of tho passerrcrs-
meeting Of the rescued passengers lated
MA held board the steamship Nalorous
nom New York. the undersigned appointed
CON iee 10 express behalf o. hc aforesaid passen
their dcer Adhsm NJ her Britannia
var aeamehip Naorous fnr his kindness IN
their port Of destination and for the
Kind uniformly extended ~ them
orers and crew his during the passage This
hs will be remembered with feelings
gratitude by ne passengers who hereby ender their best
wes for his future prosperity, and that o. the officers and
crew updfp his command DR. aEO. KUffI.MANN.
WILLIAM pEChER,
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Political Intelligence.

CrrRr SMITHS ProNrstlAmrSIo. Hon. Cert Smith
TIC temperance and freedom candidate for Governor OF
this state having just closed his stamping tour issued
af'onuncomtc'to, in which he states that when he
menced he found the Of temperance and freedom
little better than dead, but he happy to announce
that their rcsuscaton has begun He advises the cleo
tors not TO throw away their votes upon Morgan for
person who knows what passing in the State be
lere that Morgan will any where being elected
lie says uat the republican candidates position regard
TO slavery And the dram shops than that Of Parker
or BURROWS and the prediction is put forth that Mr.
Parker IS not the successful candidate Gerrit Smith
will be.
CohGREssAfr TO M CHoear Tins YxAR-Congrc6smen
yet To be chosen this fall in New York. Massachusetts
Michigan, New Jersey, Illinois, Wisconsin and Delaware
and the following candidates have been nominated -
INV YofK-nn11oN NovluaHm Q
DtmOSGttc IetrJxScuN American
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RsSvr-sitfs On Tuesday evening oct s, at the re-
sdencc ~ The brides parents, by tho Rev 7 Relsion
smith, VI csutrsG BrSvrr TO ANNA T., daughter Of An
drev Mis-, Fec. ~ &c this city
IlyVr-flTrnpJuH AT SAP IIarbor on THURSDAY, OFT
H. S,-rM a. HAYNES, Of Bridgchamptou 20 AninE c.
youngest daughter of Samuel tIrch Esq ~ the for
MGR Place.
Psnpv--1srosS TN Thursday, Oct ~, AZ the War
church, by tho Rev. Chas j. Jones, Mr. JoHs ".
pAicS 70 Miss CRcrIIs r. OaopS youngest daughter a
Cap, Morris Osborn, all o. this city
Albany and Norfolk papers please copy.
T'q. WicSur1BsrM.-on Saturday, oct 10, by Justice
steers, JAooB mr. Of Ogden, kansas Territory 70 BsEA
WirSsvinsrw, Of this cry.
wrsoHs-Bsccsu,D.--At Morristown, N. T.. on Thurs
day oct "a, BY Rev. David Irving, Snsri a wusov, Of
Warren. Ia, 70 " AwFit., daughter &c Moses Brook
field Fso., ~ the former place
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THE FAMILY HER BALD.

News from California and Fraser River
Arrival OF the British Steamship valorous
with Forty-tyvO of the Auxtria's Pnssen-
gers-Affn1is In Eur0pe-(.rnnd Fircmen's
Demonstration--LocnI News-NInrket Re-
ports, &c., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD. in its issue of Wednesday will
ain large quantity of Interesting reading matter with all
he ae~sof the preceding week OF interest and importance
Among osher matters will give
The News California by the of the
Condition Of Affairs at the River Gold MnesThe In
dian War at the KorhNaval Battle xpected-Brhs, Mar
rages and Deaths n the Pacific side, &c.
Arrival Her Britannia MaJes,ys fga,e yaorous
with Forty Of the III fsted Ausriss Passengers-Ineres
ing Narrative Of the Passengers.
Affairs in Eurcpe-Ieuers from Corresponds Paris
Berlin and Munich-Pa.is Fashions for October &c.
An account Of the Grand Firemens Demonstration ssur
lay nighRecepon of the Hope Hose Company of Phade
rhs-The New York Fire Department Paying Honors 10
steam Fire Company, &c.
Departure United States steamship Sabine Para
quay Expedition.
Names Members elect Thirty ah Congress Ear
"a heard from.
Dedication Of the Catholic Church of st. Joseph Hud
son. NJ J.-Sermon 10y Bishop Bsyley
Report Of The Lecture Lola Montez-wna She
Said o. the Provisional Bishop and Some 81 his Clergy.
Lecture Of the Rev. II. Madison the Great Comet.
Lectnres Of Rev r J. Bowen Travels In Central Africa
The Inspection of the Seventy Regiment Camp wash
ing'on, Staten Island
Continuation Of the Coroners Investigation the Stephens
Case.
Edioeisis the leading events Of the day.
local News of interest OF this and the adjoining cities
Tho Latest News received by telegraph otherwise up
,hn time 81 publication.
Obituary Notices Of William Jay and other noted and
hnguI-hei characters
fun review Of the New York Cattle Ma-tet-Ihe Number
Of Cattle al market. prices. &c.
With Police Reports, theatrical crclsns Commercial
Mann Aarta
altos ether forming varied useful and interesting paper
Terms-ony ~ year. four cents single copy To be OBJ
tanned al the Office Of the HsRAID and Of all agents
,erusenents inserted 1T the usual HERALD rates
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OUTRAGE nv A EEGRo-LYNoH LAWN the
vicinity of FarmcrsvilIe Lowndce county, Ala, the
2sth u negro violated the person Of little white beg
gar girl He arrested and carried before magistrate
The Selma Reporter saysBcfore they had proceeded very
far in legally investigating the affair." large number Of
persons arrived from the ncighborhood Of Farmcrsvo,
TOOK the negro in charge carried him back to that place
tied him 70 stake built log heap around him. and were
IN the act OF applying the torch when several OBJ
leeted to burning such proceeding would not be in
keeping With the customs OF enlightened and civilized
community. preference for hanging him being then
expressed by the majority of The crowd, he re-
esSed from the stake. taken to tree and hung up with
out further ceremony
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sacs al - 20 for extra Whisky dun al 1Tc wle4t
" thout change.
SAVANNAH, Oct lie, 1858.
The sales OF cotton today roo bales at l2c for
mddng fair.
New ORLEANS, Oct 10, 1858
Cotton unchanged: sales to-day 5000 bales. Flour
active.
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A UCrroN NorrCE-RuDDERow JONES co WILL.
IN Wednesday October ~ by order ~ Ino Michael
ESQ eEecacr q the estate e. Levi Cohen deceased, NE
varied sssorent mp the beet manner and embracing
fr black frock coats ane black doeskin panaons
fancy coats vests and psntaooons beaver pilot and
whitney overcoats plush and sik velvet vests &C. &C. Also
large assortment Of piece gods The pucuS s,eIayp u
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

ACoUITTEp.--The trial OF Martha Morgan. a
young widow called by the letter writers handsome for
the murder Of Alexander Allen, constable in johnson
county N c. has resulted in her acqutta The prisoner
was roor but proycrblly houcst, and the officer was
evyng her little stock Of worldly goods duty which
no accompanied with harsh words to the POOR va.
She seized shot Gun snd killed him and was &C.
quilted, morc :, symgshy than suici justice,