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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-09

White Bcansare in moderate demand at 81 25 fr ordinary
to common and ~ so 10 for good aud extra Canada
Peas are held at 81 10 per bushcl.
pRDVIsIDNS-pork has been In good demandj the sales
prime at s 90 $40; sl66 so; clear AMI extra clear
Slsasls 50 per bb cash and mos Bceisdullj small sales
Of Winter mess and at 1880 10 per hl cash
aud mos Lard sn moderate demand. Sales IN bills aud
tcrccs Mt IL loo per H. cash and mos No kcg lard o
conscoucncc IN market. Hams selling at l2 loo
pcr III ca sh and mos butter Is without change. Good
auay and drm hut inf rior is plenty and dull
Sales VI Vermont and New York state choice dare at Is
lqc, common to fair II IL 6c, Ohio u lie per n.
Cheese du sales Of good to fair &c per
b. Eggs selling at % 2jc per dozen Turkics and
Chickens at IL 1-2c per Id.
Brighton Cattle THURSDAY, Jan. At
market 1900 Beef Cattle 300 Stores 5000 Sheep and Lambs
and 200 swine.
BEEF cattle pmcrs-Extra, So fr't quality 81 40 sec
onl quality so 10 third quality So 90 ordinary 81 20.
! Workiny Oren-SlG5, 173 175d$ls0.
Mich Cows-Sales at SIS d55 common ditto sl0aI.
/ real CaiUos-Salcs at S275, s. 81 50d3 20 each
SroR s-Yediings None Tu0 Years Oid-s2l q 81
/ Thrfefenrs Obf-f27n8
Hies-5a5. y b, ozone hut slaughter at This mark }
! car Stinf-0 loo y NJ. Tdiow-6d6ic y Vi. PeH'
75dS7c each
Shoep and Lambs-s1 80 l 70 extra 81 90 rs.
Seine, storcs-wholesale BIC y Ii retail 79s!c y H.
Fat hogs, Ole y ".
There but little change in prices from last week Sales
II anything quicker hut advance Sheep nnd lambs
about the same is last week. Swine are higher.
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MOTHERS: MOTHERS! MOTHERS.

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN-D0NT FAIL TO
procure Mrs Wnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teethng
1t has equal Earth. No mother who has ever tried
Mrs Wnslows Soothing Syrup for Children will ever consent
let her child through the distressing and critical peri
oil Of tecng without the aid Of this invaluable preparation
II life and health be estimated by dollars and cents is
worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs Winsow's SOOTHING sYRrP,
sold every year in the United states 1t is old and wei
tried rtmedy Price only 20 bottle The genuine
tcle has the fac smile Of Curtis Perkins, New York,
each outside wrapper. ls-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-09
(LATE /. c. BALDWIN
Home Testimony in favor Of DIR. Graves
HygciRn Alternative Syrup.

TUWNsIIEND, VI, JI d 10, IS5I
A H. GATES co. II feel it duty to state the following
public. troubled with the Scruula for
years During that time paid hundred dollars for
medical services and various kind Of medicines, hut
kind relief Two years ago advised u try Dr. Grdues
HyJeidn 1nerdtiUe Syrup accordingly did try it. The
eff of the first bottle encouraged me- took second bot
tie Of the Syrup, experienced decided benefit from it,
continued several weeks, and strange
SEEM felt it had wrought complete change in system
It had purified blood regulated digestive aud
totally Of the Scrofid. My disease has
returned this day would recommend this remedy 10
cry troubled with mlurity OF the blood
Yours truly, oREN BOYNToN.
A. II. GATES co PRuPMEToRs, WOODSTOCK, VT.
Ir 4 rents, Burr Foster Co., No Cornhll, Boston,
Wholesale Agents, Kemp 4 Boynton, TOwnshend Sawyer
smith, Newfane Howe sherman, Williamsvlle T. ID.
Perry East Dover j. q. Higgins, Wardsbprj; Sawyer
Fits, West Townshend c. II. Pierce, Jamaica and by
Druggists generally 29-ly
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$2,lsi,5sO 90

Boston Produce Narket-wEDsEspAY Jan. -
fiou-rhe receipts have been quite large and with mode
RI ' ana the market has been dull with downward ten
ency In ce Sales of Western superfne 81 50j fancy
g. 10 sxira 80 10 for commons SO rs for good and
rhpic, family, and s. for few choice St. Louis brands
DBL Corn Meals dun at 80 SO 3s7 l2 per Dbl Rye Flour
is selling at So 10 u per Dbl.
uhAlN-Corn is In moderate demand, but prices are
rather hrmer ales of yellow 6Sa 7Oc per buse Oats are
pehy and prices have declined Sales Of Northern and
oa i9c pr hlsbsi Rye s dull al 76c pr bushsl
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES ClARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. clarke, NJ. d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfng in the Of all those
painful and dangerous Disorders to which the female constu
ou subject 1t moderates all excess and removes all OBJ
structions, and speedy cure may be relied on
LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring the
monthly periJd with regularity.
Each bottle, Price one Dollar bears the Government stamp
OF Great Britain, to prevent cOunerieits.
CAUTION.
These Ps should be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS If PreJnaey y, as they sure
TO bring Miscarriage, but al every other time aud in
euery other case, they are perfccty safe.
In all of Nervous and pinal Affections, Pain ia '
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight excr1n, Papatou Of The
heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
-he.. "a :sir have failed aud r,.,,oh ,os.;;, %.
remedy do contain iron, caom, antimony, or anything
hut.ul to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package
sole Agent for the United states and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
NATE l. C. BALDWIN CODu
Rochester, \. Y
B. 800 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills 10y return mail
For sale by JUTEPH CLARK, Bratteboro, Vt, y. +
WOODS, Bellows Falls, and by Druggists ia town in th
United States. Fred l.. Tnith Montpelier W. wholesale agen
for the State. 30-ly
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COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE.

We the undersigned having been appointed Commissioners
receive and adjust all claims o all persons against
the Estate u EBENiZEK OWEN, late u TUwnsenh deceas
ed all claims exhibited in Offset thereto, and
the 2lst Of December allowed that
pose. We will attend the business OF appointment
the dwelling honse Of the deceased ia said wnsh.ud
the first Tuesday Of June from nine O'Clock NJ. until
four O'Clock =. N. Of that day.
A. e. HOWARD,
J. 5 FULLERTON, Commissioners,
Townshend, Dec "a, 1857. Sw-2
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A Peace Conquered in Kansas---Great Free
State Triumph.

4 despatch received ut Washington, dated ut Fort
Scott i'm Kansas, Dec 26th states that 300 Missourans
who had encamped near that place, had been com
PEELED hv Gen Lane to beraie 80 free stare prisoners
and return to Missouri. tine hum red T. ). Dragons
with civil officers. then undertook arrest free state
men, hut Lane with powerful force resisted and pre-
vented it, Thereupon the dragons avoided collision
by returning to ieilvenworh Lane then broke up
his camp. peace was restored. There was gcner-
al rejoicing among the settlers.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

BrnttlrbOro Mnrset-FRiDAY, Jan. 1.--Bredd-
Observation-Disclosures "a o. common extra IL o IL;
double superhne 1-2 Rye per bushe s2c Corn soc
Oats Acc.
Country Produce.-Potatoes peachblows 10 so Car
tiers 81 IS. Apples so 90 Beans 70 SO Eggs,
per doz 10 IS Butter per ID is Is Cheese Tag Tur
keys 10 Chickens sa9 Geese s Hogs dressed
az.
Cambridge Cattle Mar WEDNESDAY, Jan.
AT market l9 Cattle about 900 Beeyes and 19l Stores,
consisting Of Working oxen, Cows and one, and three
years old.
PKCgs-Mdrktt Beef-Extra $7a7 25 per cwt; n, quality
So 25a6 50 81 quality So so; 81 quality S5 ordinary 25
SfOres-WOrkng Oxen-SS0, 90, 100 1850 l 8 per pair
CotUs and Caiues-$35, 40, Is, so a 81.
Yeariings-None TUO Years Oid-$20 a IS
THREE Years Od-S2S $32
Sheep aud Lambs $500 market. PrcesIn lots, 81 &c.
l 49, 25a2 50i extra and selections 50 OOa3 81.
SWine-nlne at market Prices-Lve weight 5a6c per bi
dressed Lao 3-ic per b.
Hides--5i5 lie per ID. TdiioW-6a6 LIE per ID.
PeHS-75 SIC each car SkiHs-9a lOc per ID.
There the Boston and Maine Railroad,
So the Boston and Lowell 40 the Fchburg and
the Western loaded with Cattle, Sheep swine AMI
Horses.
RENARKs-The market opened with quick sales at adj
upon last weeks prices but upon the arrival Of the
train upon the Fchburg road, which unusually heavy
prices declined full Doc per 100 lbs Iee and so 75c per
eead on sheep large number Of Cattle and Sheep will he
kept over r better prices. Mich Cows plenty and dull
from so a ~ lower than Il month previous
The whole number If Cattle Sheep &c, brought 10 the
Cambridge Market during the year ending December 3ls
1851 was as follows Cattle I5gJl head Sheep 1913 33s
nuI n.I.. a
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New HOrN VnttIc TnrkCts JIM bs-IIV NHIVT1
Market entirely tOckcl-hcrc being 1000 huluck
mostly heavy red oNcn,' sale Bull Head, and the
price recorded from the week previous for correspond
ing quality full pound none but few cNtrt hrN's
selling at over pound for the meat and many very
poo ones sold at less larger number ar
rived in the city the past We than in any previous week
since September Notwithstanding the great reduction In the
e beef cattle has hard upon farmers the consumers
here lind present price Of beef charged by the butch
es makes 1t very costly foodmuch Than bread and
| bnttpr and several other good things
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AMERICAN AGRlCULTURlST.

ORANGE JrDD, | i31 watcrst STorms-one Dollar
Publisher L prop'r. New York A Yeac in Advance.
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INTERFERING ANNOUNCEMENT

yol. XVII. MOL JANUARY, 1888. NeF Series, No. 1872.
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NOTICE usuEREnv GIVEN. THAT

L the BELLOWS FALLS CANAL COMPANY will apply
the supreme Court Of the State of Vermont be h
den at Newane in aud for the County OF Wimham the
9th day Of February next in order settle their tariff II
bills according To law. A. FLEMING, Clerk.
Rockingham, January 9th, 1853. 6S-1
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Ms SO LU TITO N.
WINDHAM PROVIDENT INSTITU-
w TION FOR SAVINGS.

The Annual Meeting Members Of this Corporation
will be holden their Bank Wednesday the 10Th ns
2 o clock z NJ. L. G.. MEAD, Secretary
Bratteboro, Ja,s>0. 1858. .
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SEEE ms! &EEFGNx!.

THE sTBsCRIBER has on han lot Of SLEfEHS Of
l extra quality, and prics varying from S2j to 500 each,
aud warranted II Now your time to buy Ncy,r better
sleighing. ASA MILLER.
Brattlehoro, Jan LIST, 1858. 3w-i
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N O II L G Il
The copartnersip between the subscribers under the firm
of wILLIsToN, TYLER CO., terminates this day by
tua agreement n. u. WiLLISrON,
BrattlebOro Jan. |, 1855 T. TYLER,
Owl C. Y. THOMPSON.
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moro srsisfaetosy example Of the 9" fitness Of
things" than the idotic imbecile and crazy repro
sen,stives Of hereditary right who Oil other kare-
resn thrones iiis foreign policy, may be even more
selfish and srasping,f for aught that we know, tnsn
that OF England; his dosposism may be oppressive
and crushing, though France mskcs no CON-
plants, Is gay and smiling as Spring morn
ing, and so eager to svsEse the quarreis OF this
tyrant, that he has 20 hold her back with strong
hand but his 10 tho only royal name Of all the
earth that appeals for Its authority to the popular
voice. and hence a. republicans We have more sym
patty with Napoleon than any European King.
and none at all with that assassin gang, vnich
makex war upon all society, in Europe and IN
America those miserable wrstchss, Whose banners
in New York were.idecorated with Ntcturs OF
the Saxon hand 10 hand with the African, and AZ
whose Boston demonstration, MIR. Lloyd Garrison
was the inspiring spirit.
Nevertheless, IL France should transfer the
question Of the Right of Asylum from the feld OF
Argument to the hsId Of arms Great Britain would
have the sympathiss Of all free nations. Napoleon
10 too wise and polite to 90 to war on such pre-
text. The Isle Of Perrin, or some other cause
would afford safer issue. Whatever be the result
IL IL clear that the Anglo-Prsncb alliance, In spi
rit. IL not 10 form, Ia dead and buried, and the
world will never more be msnaced by that tire
mendous combination of military and OF naval
strength, which shook Sebastopol TO Its fsunda
tions, and proclaimed its purpose to regulate the
affairs Of both hemispheres.
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Performance Of the Keller Troupe
for MT Vernon.

Yestsrday we announced for this afternoon, the
per formsnce of Sir. KsLLEE and Troupe for Mt.
Vernon.
To our citizens, we need not 'enter upon an Gu
logy Of Mr.. KrLLxRs generosity in giving time
and labor to such a cause--nor need we urge upon
them the propriety Of accepting as oeneronsy-
such an appropriate and delicate compliment from
a foreigner, to our country and our Institutions,
AZ thj. homag 10 the houorcd dead-for Richmond
ha. ever been the liberal and the courteous The
purchase Of Mt. Vernon Is drawing very near
Other States are awakening, and coming forward
with energy, and Virginia should show.
Uiot TIL N, last farthing is paid, her purse shall
be widely opened to any demand for so holy pur-
pose.
AzaeI, the Prodigal Son-returning from his
wanderings, tells beautiful and instructive sto-
ry Youth, may from it, learn how the allure
ment. OF the Temple Of Isis, lead to famine in the
wilderness. Age, may see the folly Of sending the
Young from beneath watchful, guardian eye:
and the exhibition in its most attractive feature OF
tableaux vivants, by the judicious arrangement OF
abundant drapery has nothing to offend refined
taste; therefore those who go this afternoon, may
enjoy the tbreefeld pleasure Of showing graceful
acceptance of a courtesy from an artist who has
been cordially sustained among them-the graft
fcation afforded by the drama-and the happy
consciousness, that the Mt. Vernon fund has been
enlarged.
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Charles Mathews is playing at Boston.

Bishop Johns, administered the rite of comm
nation to 50 persons in Norfolk. Sunday
The steamer Jacob ID. Early Was burned at Alton,
H., on the Goth ult. Loss 81 900.
The United States corvette Cumberland was at
Madeira April 10.
There were 100 deaths in Baltimore last week; IA
of consumption.
The western railroads are reducing their tolls
upon produce from twenty to thirty per cent.
The watchmen in Portland, Me-, are holding
prayer-meetings in the watch houses.
The corn was tasselling in Salem, Ala, on the
23d ult
Andrew Flick, 100 years old, died in Giles co, Va
last week.
son offs. d. Williamson, OF Lynchburg, Va.
was drowned in the reservoir there, Monday.
The spirits are giving manifestation" in Macon
Ga. ''crcie" has been formed.
George Brown, coach maker from New Jersey
committed suicide at Selma, Ala, last week.
VIM. z. Bowers, a we'll known member of the
newspaper fraternity of Memphis TeDu., died sud
denly at Little Rock, Ark, on the I'D ult.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON Nav 4-Snate-A resolution was
adopted to meet hereafter at II O'Clock, A. VI.
The Paraguay affair was called up.
The Fishing Bounty Bill was discussed and post
poned until tomorrow.
Mr.. Johnson's (of Tenn. printing bill was slight
~ amended and passed.
House-Mr. Faulkner submitted a bill to COM
plete military road to Oregon.
The case of Com Paulding being up, Mr. Richie
of Pa, made minority report, thanking Com. p.
for Selling Walker.
Mr.. CliDgman reported joint resolution abro-
eating the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
The Minnesota bill being on its third reading,
several motions to amend were negatived.
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"THE LAST DAYS OF PoNPEiI."-Ths gorgeous
drama and spectacle Is to be presented at the
Theatre tonight by the Keller Troupe, aided by
the whole of the Dramatic Company of that esta-
blishment 1t ia said to be . magnificent work
and abounds In beautiful tableauI thrilling situa-
tions and fine scenes. The tableau of "Washing-
ton Crossing the Delaware" which was received
with cheers Monday night, 10 again to be exhibit
ed tonight This is of the best bills yet offer
ed by this popular troupe to their crowds of ad'
mirers-at least Mr.. Keller thinks so, and we eI-
pect the public by this time are quite willing to
trust him in matters of art to any length.
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THE VICTIMS AT THE BOSTON FEDERAL
STREET FIRE.

BosToy, May at has been ascertainsd tnst
cnttinr and Tuttle, both fremen. were the only
two persons killed outright at the Federal street
ere on Sunday morning. They will be buried this
afternoon from Harvard street Baptist Church
and the entire fire department is expected 10 at
tend the obseapies. Mr.. Reardon aud Mrs. Moran
are at the hospital and may possibly recover The
loss incurred by the fire will. it is thought, reach
x250O0O, the greater part of which is insured in
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SUDDEN DEATH. &c.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 4-IIon. Samuel Dickson,
a member of the last Congress from this State
died suddenly this morning.
Thurlow Weed L Co., proprietors of the Even
ing Journal, have gotten ont injunction prohib-
itng Gideon J. Tucker, Secretary of State, Stan
ford +. Church Comptroller, and Isaac Wander
pool, State Treasurer from designating new Of
fetal State paper, instead of the Journal.
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~ManTLE DEPOT, IS MAIN Sr.-The

place to buy the cheapest Nantes and Busters in
the Unien is at the Mantle Depot Is Main street,
have full assortment OF all the latest styles 10 La
dies Misses and Childrep's Wrappers, in Silk White
and Printed Marseilles, Linen aud CaIcoes, and ut
such bargains as never offered before in this
city / shall receive weekly by steamers. from the
North. the newest designs. Call and secure hand
some Mantle ami Buster for a small sum of money.
Hoop Skirts for ladies' MISSES and children In reeds.
steel and brass. at 25 per cent cheaper than any
other house in the Union. In Dry Goodr, usual,
the best bargains to be had in this city.
JACOB A LEWIS. IS Main street,
Next door to Whites Ladies Shoe Saloon.
M q
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aPHCTHE NOTICES.

< EoTIcs. ---A meeting Of al those
;nterested In the propussd Agricultural Society nnn
an Annual FAIR il respectfully requested at he Wy
Hall nj 8 O'clock on WEDNESDAY afternoon, w ~
the COMMITTEES appointed 70 euRgost Constituton
ana Hy.Iass. and to nominate officers
A full attendancs of all, irrespective Oh CITY Vi
county lines, isinyited. coa.mrTurEr
-
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,oIuFoRM THE LADIES of

ma. / BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES Oh
paS,,o,,d ons vicinity that am now In receipt of
nv mil assortment of Ladies' DIR ESS TRIMMINGS.
which always will be kept complete by weekly sup
,Iiss Isinc NV best endeavors to keep up the al
rready established reputation of having the most
tasty and beautiful assortment. invite your exam
ination and kind patronage. ,,,,,,
Respectfully, q BOETTCHEh,
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nE NoTICR.-At a meeting of the
Stockholders of the Exchange Hotel Company, held
at Exchange Hotel, May Sd. ls5s. the following gen
tlemen were elected Directors for the present
Nicholas Mills James Fl Gardner. P r Grattan,
Hugh w Fry John Thompson. lewis Webb, Horace
T. Kent; and at q subsequent meeting OF the Direct
dent. GOkDUN,
nv 4-2t Sec'y Pro TEN.
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PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4-The municipal election to-
day passed off quietly The result is not known, but
the vote is probably close, as the opponents of the
Administration supported the Peoples ticket.
81 Persons having the old style of Daguerreo.
types, Ito guard against fading,) should have AM
broty pes taken by Tyler Co., of 1879 Main st.
81 Steam Ambrotypes, IS cents to $25. tyler
Co., I39 Main at.
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REPORTED skIRMIsH WITH THE MORMON

ST. LOUIS, May 4-The Fort Leavensworth Led
ger says that n dispatch from the Utah army ar
rived there Monday morning, asking reinforce
ments for the army. A skirmish had occurred be
tween Mormon guerilla party, and q body Of
troops under Capt. Anderson, in which two-thirds
of both sides we're killed. ..
Three companies were Immediately detached
from the fort and sent on
The report is generally discredited here.
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ELECTION IN PETERsBURG-The municipal cleo
ton in Petersburg, Virginia, Monday. resulted IN
the choice of two new Office holders only, viz
A. b. Jordan, City Surveyor, in place of L. A. Pill
low late incumbent, and r. A. J. Jones, keeper of
Hay Scales, in place OF John Woodhouse. Among
the newly elected members Of the Council, is John
NJ. West, Esq, gentleman well known aud high
ly esteemed in this city.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

ST. LOUIS May 4-P. M-The Leavenworth Her-
aid says that news has reached the fort. that n
baud of outlaws and q small detachment Of troops
under Capt. Anderson, had had an engagement on
the Little Usage river One soldier was killed and
Anderson wounded in the leg.
The first report sent 10 incorrect about fight
with the MormOns, &c
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RELIGIOUS COMMEMORATIVE Southern "Chris'
tian' Convention meets near Suffolk, Va, to-day
1t is an annual gathering of q sect, bearing the
simple title of Christians and will comprise del
egates from all the Southern States.
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RICHARDSON & co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep in quantities to suit purchasers, at their
WARE ROOMS, No. 95 Main ST.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ALL KINDS OF
White and Checked MATTINGS,
CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &C.,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTITS
COCOA KAT7YNGS,
PIANO AND TABLE COFERS d..
Having on hand q large stock of Velvet Tapestry,
Three ply and INGRAM CARpETINGS, which
they are an xious to dispose to make for their
Fall in portatons they now offer buyers GREAT
GAINS in every description of CARPETING. and call
special attention to their beautiful assortment uf
CURTAIN MATERIALS and FIXFURES,
They will have made IT, order, CARPETS. OIL
CLOTHS. WINDOW CURTAINS aud SHADES.
-onnE
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PAYING OUT SpECIE.-The banks in Lynchburg,
Va. virtually resumed specie payment on the SOth
ult., the day before obliged to, and one of them
(the Exchanged paid out twenty-five thousand
dollars (s22 Ooo) in redemption before the hour of
closing. Another paid out over twelve thousand
40 nnn
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NOVICE TO ADvERTlsERs.

sAdveytisemente for the DssPAfcH must be handed
IN By ss oesct n TIE aterroon, In order to appear
theAextday. TASAeavy pressure Of advertisements
spon eae uGsMas q saf paper xill not admit Of
tAair recepefN aa0 ne hosr named.
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a&-Aucrros NoTIcE.-I ask attention
n n sale THIS MORNING. Mt 10 o'clock, OF straw
Cutters and Cob Min, Letter and Wrapping rapert
onsmpasho "A' r. CAUTHORN, Auct.