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DEAUrfFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

~ &C.. FOR SALE-For fhs better IuTsuit Of my
prof ssion. haze determined to remove 10 the city
Of Richmond therefore offer for private sale my
RESI- DENCE, on Grove ..reet, In the town Of sgd
n-y. one mile west of Richmond. Tho grounds con-
sist of yard and garden OF two acres. with hne
quantity of very select Fruit frees, and large
riety of Flowers and ShrubbeFy. The place |. per.
fec tly healthy and the nei2hborhood gocd. will
sell the house and two acres as much more as tue
purchaser may desire. on fair terms and at price
which honestly believe TO be very loo. The pnr-
chsser have poses ssion at once ar IL be desire.
II. can Mt of me 10 Of land la high sste OF
Improvement
The dwelling and out houses are new and in good
repair. give description Of them, taking u for
granted that persons wishing 10 purchs will r.
anime for themselves.
For information. apply to Messrs GODDIN Ar
PERSON, or mARMADUKE JOHNSON.
an H--I0t
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yEIJ.oW FEVER AT MATANZAs

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-Arrived at Quarantine
schooner Pocahontas, from MataBzas. Captain
Buckley and, two of the crew died at Cieufuegos
with yellow fever and the first and second officers
were left in the hospital at Matanzas, suffering
with the same disease
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CASE or HENRY D. STONE.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug 27--In the case Of Hen
~ D. Stone, defaultipg debtor, the Court having
ordered that he should give q schedule of all pro
perty possessed by him January 5, the day OF his
failure he to day filed an answer refusing 1t, on
the ground that 1t would expose him to criminal
liability The answer was deemed insuffcient.aud
he was committed to close confinement for con-
tamnf
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NEUIy DIscOyERED GOLD MINES.

BONNEVILLE, August 2S-Monsieur Borden and
party have a~ived in Kansas City, from Pixies
Peak, Nebraska Territory. He reports newly
discovered mines. He brought with him seyerai
ounces of gold and confirms the existence of gold
mines on Cherry Creek, branch South Platte lat.
itude 80.
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CAPTURE OF SLAvER-OvfR THREE HUNDRED
SLAVES ON BoARD-The United States brig Dcr
phln, Lieut.. Maffs commanding, arrived at Key
West on the ed instant, with SLAYER she had
captured sailing under American coiors. The prize
was dispatched to Charleston, s. c., where it al
rived on Saturday last The following is a state
ment of the capture, given by correspondent oil
the New York Herald:
The Dolphin sailed from Sagua Ia Grande on the
morning of the 21st inst. At day light she Disco
vered a sail ahead standing on the same course as
the Dolphin, whica gained on her very rapaidly
during the day. At 4 P. NJ. the sail ahead hauled
on the wind, as if trying to get out OF the Dol
phin's way, which caused her to be considered
suspicious craft The Dol Phin tackled and s,ood off
in pursuit, hosting the English coors, and fired
blank cartridge which not being answered by the
other another was fired at halfpa four r NJ, aud
this also being unnotced, at z. NJ. she fred
shot across the bows of the suspected vessel which
had the effect of producing the American nag at
her peak hut sue still continued on her co urse,
and seemed to be making her best endeavors to
escape when well directed shot from the Dolphin
took effect in her fore rigging causing her to heave
to and lower her coors. On sending boat on board
she proved to be brig from the African coast with
three hundred and eighteen negroes. Her crew
we're instantly confined and the prize placed in
charge of Lieut.. j. NJ. Bradford and Second Lieut..
Chas G. Carpenter, and sixteen men from the Dol
phin, with orders to proceed to Charleston ). e.
The Captain of the slave brig 10 on board the Dol
phin. The Dolphin will leave to morrow morning
for Boston. learn that the briggs name was for
merly Putnam; Echo was on her stern, but had
been painted over.
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New YoaK, Aug. 27.~The steamer Edinburgh.
from Glasgow on the 14th, and New York, from
Bremen on the same day, have been signalled be-
low. Their dates have been anticipated by the
Canada.
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT ABOLISHED IyCANADA-
By the act abolishing arrest in civil actions" &c.
passed during the last session of Parliament. i'm
prisonment for debt is virtually abolished ia Can.
ada. The effect will be to empty the jals of Upper
Canada of debtors. Now almost every Jail contains
debtors, many of them large numbers.
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ARvIRIErY OF HAND WRITING Most persons
write single hand, bearing its own peculiar char
acteristics. Hands vary exceedingly. from the deli
cate Of the young lady to the careless
scrawls of the would DO genius. resembling the
tracks of strug Cling spider half drowned in ink -
Very few persons write variety OF hands. IL was
reserved for the DISPATCH JeB OFFICE to execute
all descriptions of Circulars. Bulls. Blanks Notes.
Checks. &c. &c.. in Script, current Mercantile
Cs!igrsphic Secretary, Back Slope and German
Text. Of the most recent and elegant style. with
lightning o. eed.
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The New York papers complain that the "rural
PRESS referring under the designation of .'rarap
Of all parts OF the United States outside of the city
New York, and to the whole twenty-five mil
lions Of American populatiOn--excspt the elk hun.
drsd thousand who live on Manhattan IsIand,) do
injustice 70 the morals Of that stsid csmmunisy.-
We dare say that there 10 some justics 10 this com
plant. The citisens of New York are quite a.
upright and exemplary ~ the people Of any other
CITY, butthat New York has an alarming surplus
ofraaans, who do not deserve the name Of citizens
u q fact daily allegedby her own Newspaper. and
which the .rural press" may surely be permit ted
10 repsat without any breach Of charity or polite
ness.
In q number Of the New York Herald, now BE-.
fore Us, is article on the rufansm Of that city,
IN which 1t 10 said that New York IL again In the
hands Of the rowdiss, and that the Dead Rabbits
and other gangs Of iawless vagabonds who ipfsst
the city have things ell their own way. 1t gives
al account OF outrages committed by parties OF
yowdiss upon quiet aud inofFsnsive peopls-for the
most part women and chiidren-who ventursd to
leave the city last Monday on . pic mic excursion
On the Island, affairs were no better, groups Z
pleasure seekers being everywhere attacked and
outraged By gangs Of drunken, lawless yagabonds
objects on whom to crafty their dsviish propen.i
ties The worst OF II Was that tho pleasure seekers
we're oil snarmsd and unable to defend thssnselyss
ffsm thess numerous aud organised gangs, and the
'hres policemen who FORMED the picsie escort wsrs
poweriess ssainst them. One quiet, inofFsnsive
man, Who had gone with his vffs and party 10
enjoy Whist he expected would Be . day Of recrsar
ton IN ths eeaotry. US ct apou 10 the mtdst Of
his innocsut smussmsnts ~ ono Of thess gangs
and shoekiaGiy sautiiated. 30 grsat was the ter.
rorism sHsrsised By then thai % the return trip
70 hs silystes eatst, us coadnctsd portion OF the
pssssnrsfs declined 70 come back b. the came
boss, bstsossht the protsettea Of military com.
psay sAieh h.d been ont on target excursio 4 10
the islapd and % vhoss bost thsy rsturpsd % IN
city. s. = '"'
10 seosnsf eoiemn the Herald gises 90 account
800. 5" @s..c. q one 81 The engine companiss by
party ossoasas ID which sseass we're hurisa "a
s'. 80 . the company; a.A ~ nst 8 $.
'sss - 141s ~ M pslise, ~ ia sAsy - !.
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prsvnte maahouses.

%&s Private Ma0h0uses
The London weekly Times gives fearful Illus
tration OF the manner In which the Private Mad
hose System Of Eoglapd may Be abused. Ia that
country a person may be seized on certificate
from any two medical practitioners, and shut up
IN h msdhouse, perhaps for life, 1t 10 bat lately
that the wiis Of Sir Edward Buiwer Lytton was
placed vadss restraint on the ccrtfhcste OF two
medical rusn Who mistook sxctability for mental
dersnxemsns. The case which has since occurred,
ana has attracted 10 much attention In Engiaud 10
that Of Mrs. Turner, wife Of gentleman of high
ssxsdipg 10 Liverpool. II appears from the &C.
ccunt IN the Times that the unfortunate lady was
Of much lover rank than her huabAnd. and. when
he met her, she was entirely uneducated; but,
via singular energy she labored to overcome this
disadyantags, and she became not only instructed
but accomplished; wss an excellent manager in
her household, and Vas tondly attached TO her
husband. Unhappily, an otherwise excellent char
actsr vas marred BY excessive, and, 80 far as ap-
pears, unfoauded Jealousy OF her husband. causing
= series Of annoyances, which ended In voluntary
separation, and for dss years the husband and
vito nved apart. Aftsr this separation, Mr..
Turser sceAsionally visited his wife; but an
uudoubted delusien took possession Of her mind,
and ehe accused her husband Of having at
tempted to poison her. Freuds intsrfsred, and
by sshe authority of . certificate from two med
isals prscsitioners, Mrs. Turner was confined in q
private lunasie asylum, kept by surgeon named
MetcaIfs, near York The description of this mans
treasnept Of the haplsss lady transcends every
thing In the records of brutal and ru3sniy tyran.
ny The scoupdrei was compelled to admit on his
oath that he had called her sthe most opprob, ions
name woman can bear" that he forced her to au.
dress nhisprescnce,a aud made accusation sgsinst
her too coarse to be repeated The poor woman
was tortured and insulted at bis WILL but although
triendIess and unaided, twice escaped from the
prisen. She was twics re-captured; on one OF the
OCCASIONS, Hetcalfe, accompanied by a groom,
1roke open the door Of her bedchamber dragged
Der ont Of bed in her night Dress and SEWING her
Iy the shoulders, while the groom held her feet,
hauled her by main force down the stairs into .
cab which he had 10 waiting. The reason he as
signed for this conduct was "that whep he had
persons under his treatment. he considered it his
duty 10 take every care Of them.' At last, the
solicitor OF her trustees obtained admission to the
nsylnm, and the consequence was an inquiry be-
isre Of the masters in iunscy, At York Castle.
ne Jury found that kvs Turner Of sound mind,
and shs rerdict oct her free.
Well may the Times say that private asy lnms
Are liable to the greatest abuse, and ought to be
prohibited altogether. And the idea is terrible
that many poor wrstches may now be suffering
hike horrors with Mrs. Turner, with mono to zee
that jsstics 10 dons by them.
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TIE EUROPEAN NEWS AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Aug 27-The European news by
the Atlantic Telegraph, bearing date of London to
day, received by the National Line and pub
lished in the regular afternoon editions Of the As
sociated Press,
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FROM LAGUAFRA--Letters from Laguayra to the
10th inst state that telegraphic dispatch of that
morning from Caracas, announced that the French
and English ministers had conceded respite to
The government until the next day at noon for its
determination in regard to the Monagas question.
Seniors Miguel Mujica, Manuel Psez, Gen Jose Aus.
tra and Pedro j. Rojas, had been named commits
sioners to come to the United States and invite
Gen. Paez to return to the republic.
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SALT.-The Syracuse Courier says that the pro-
an excess of nearly million over any previous
year. The highest product heretofore as in 1855,
when there manufactured 6,0S2, 1855 bushels
The product this year will fill 100000 barrels,
which at slips will foot up to $1,750000
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HOW rowSs GROW IN THsssWEsr.-It seems ia the
rerp far out west there was tribe of Indians who
lived In very secluded vast wilderness, where
they had owed for their lodges long time. One fine
morning they all started off horse stealing ex-
cursion. aud did not return for many days. When
they did, they found first class hotel, with niger
walters and gougs, wine cards and JohauDisberg
on the spot where their council lodge had been.
aud town scattered all around it, with lots at
two hundred dollars foot! Enterprisng people,
this!
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- FAIL STOCK OF I
HATS. CAPS. LADIES' AND CHILL
nRENG, HANCY rHE9 &c

No. IS MAIN sTRKET, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA:
BINFORD, DlCKINsONA WElSlGER beg leave
in stcre an entire and complete stock of BATS,
Caps Ladies' and Childrens Fancy Furs, DC. select
res with care, ard especially adapted to tie vfrgi
MIA, North Carolina and Tennessee trade which will
be sold at wholesale and retail to 1Hneaf Customers
m the most favorable terms Great Inducements Of
fared to those who purchase for cash
Merchants and others visiting the city would dc
we'll to give q call before purchasing.
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NJ PRoF. E. HoUDAYRR, graduate
of the University of Paris respectfully tenders bis
services to the citizens Of Richmond, and to the
Principals of Schools. as teacher Of the frsEch
ing gentlemen. whe are acquainted with his pecu
liar system of instruction.:
NJ Paul French Cepsul; Col 7. p. August. e.. w
Randolph, Eq DR.. Woodbridge, VIM: w. Haryie,
Esq DR. Weisiger. N; A Sturdivaat. ESQ, DIR. Bar
well, ]. q. Griswod ESQ
Apply at the corner Of Sd and Leigh streets.
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FROM THE SANDWICH IsLANDs-News from the Sand.
witch Islands is from Honolulu to the 10th ut. Da
vid L. Gregg, late United States Commissioner, had
been appointed by the King Minister of Finance
The Legislature had adjourned until December
The Fourth of July celebrated ION the 5thl
with great spirit at Honolulu. During the years
1856 and 1851 there were DO aliens naturalizsd of
whom II were Yankees and rs were Chinamen.-
The first cargo of ice had arrived at Honolulu from
Boston on beard the clipper ship Mountain Wave
From several of the Islands the people had sent 10
petitions to the Legislature asking for law t6
punish sonjugal iDfidelty.
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A SAD PIcruaY-The Cleveland PlaindeaIer of
the 18th, gives pitable picture of large numbers
of laboring men aud their families in that city 1t
says the monster Destitution is croucbing around
their cherries hearthstone and the still more ter
rbe monster Starvation, lie knocking at their
doors. At least. this is so with some of the
working men. These men are not beggars. nor
ioafers, nor sots. Hundreds are seeking work, but
cannot find aDy
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NEW CANADIAN WHEAT.-The schooner Watchful
from Toronto, C. w., with 5000 bushels of new
wheat, discharged her cargo at Charlotte, N. Y,
last Monday. The wheat cost in Toronto one dol
lar and twenty cents per bushel, and is the first
cargo received this season.
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ACCIDENTS. fieisher, merchant OF Richmond
Va, was run over by . stage in Broadway, N. Y.
Friday, while attempting to cross the street, and
had his leg fractured
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DRIVATE BOARDING Mrs. DAVID
WALSH. f,rmerly Of the Clifton House, having
rented the large brick house Mayo street. sdoin-
ing the Jewish Sy nagogue. has tro large and COM
modious rroms suits biz for families; also, several
for single gentlemen. The house Is pleasantly
the mercantile business. Tim
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n " All,
THE E1rRopEAN NEWS AT NEW OR

NAVAD
WASHINGTON, Aug. g. -Commodore Shubrick has
boon appointed to relieve Commodore Forrest in
the command Of the squadron off Brazil.
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MARINH IMrELLiG1HMCa.
IpY fELEeRApH i

BY fELEGRAPH
HAMPTON ROADS, Aug. 25.-Arrired, Prussiap bark
Lzette. ~ days from PernAnbDoo, with sugar.
Sasied, ship Corinthian OF New Orleans. Tor Liver.
pool Crew consAlescent
NEW YoRK, Aug z7.-ClsAged. schrs Ellen Maria
Libby; Maria Jane, Jones; n Hopkins, Nalmsbu,
~; and Biackbird. Weaver for Richmond; Mas
Dtrosway, for Norf0.k.. Arrived, echrs u Mervtn.
Avery, Richmond; Empire. osborne. Norfolk.
VENICE. Aug 9.-Arrised, ship sportsman. Thomp-
son, kicem0nd.
FiusH.so.. Aug i2--Arrived. ship Jns Rsvsnal.
JONES' Citt Point.
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D.Asks soa Al AssAuIf .-TEs Raleigh IN. CT
sesuosid states that ths civil suis entered BY n
soa nf'sssn, Russian. sgsiast T. and X. Lieon D,
soes CITY sor dsmagss Tor eovhiding him, has been
ooaprom'ssd ~ ths pAymsnt Of 81 400 o IL
piainu6. -"
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uoMICIDE IN GEORGIA

SAVANNAH, Aug. 2S.-Dr. w. S. Haiden, Of Bryan
county. Georgia, was killed at his residence, oil
Thursday, by his step.son, George Lane.
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MORE RicH DIGdIsGs IN NORTH CARoLINA-The Ss
lisbury, North Carolina, Waterman, says that a
gold mine has been discovered in that vicinity,
which, worked by four hands, yielded ,sue
pounds Of pure gold in ten days
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Destiny.

In inaugurating the statue Of Napoleon the First
at Chcrbourg, Napoleon the Third said: "lt ap-
pears to belong to my destiny to bring about BY
peace those great designs which the Emperor con-
ceived in war" This 10 another exhibition OF the
peculiar faith In destiny, which seems to be cher
ishsd By the Napoleon family However, II 10
gratifying to learn that his Destiny, az he ohserv
ed Of the "Empire" some time before the Russian
war, 10 Peace. We only hope it will never make
another such blunder as 1t did in that memorable
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LAY AND OATS Gin bales)
- ship etun; Broun ssu6
...s ss'snlass s'sa' g l 81 81 h sos.
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HOMICIDE AT FINcAsrLE.-BANK PRESIDENT KILLED
AT Fincastle, Botetourt county. Va, on the 26th
Instant, James Mcdowell, President Of the FARM
ers' Bank. Of that place, was shot in his ONCE BY
Henry W Bower, highly respectable and wealthy
farmer OF the county. Mr.. d. entered the ONCE
aud fired on McD. three times, each ball taking
such fatal effect that the wounded man died short
iy afterwards. The sssaiant then walked of and
gave himself up to the officers Of justice. The
Lynchburg Virginian says that the cause Of this
event was ga domestic difficulty, in which Mr..
steD. and a member of Mr.. Bowers family were
involved" The deceased was once prominent In
Virginia politics, and during the administration of
President Polk, was UEited States consul at Glas-
GOV
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~ FOR RENT.-Two desirable bri ck
lei Dwellings at the corner of 10Th and Grace SITS
containing rooms brick kitchen, good s;ze and all
necessary back buildings. with Gasand City alter.
misses have rust been repaired and in good order
Possession can be had Immediately. Apply to
EAJ CLIPTON,
Corner Wall and Franklin streets,
au 30-ts Opposite Messrs. Dickinson. Hill Co
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SALE OF sraINas-Tbe Holstou (va-) Springs have
been sold to Rev. Vim. d. Jones, of Rogersville,
Tenn, and Mr. Bailey, of Columbus, Miss, who
intend establishing female institute there.
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THE MILITARY COMMISSION AT LEAvEN-
WORTH. e..

LEAvENwoRTH Aug. 2o-Ths military commission
to adjust the difficulties between the quartermas-
ter's department and the niue contractors, met
yesterday. Two Intellectual attempts we're MADE at
organization. The proceedings were exceedingly
inhermouous The question of precedence OF rank
ia still unsettled
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GERMAN EMIGRATION TO NEW ORLKANs-For the
year ending May 3lst last, 9l2 Germans arrived
At this port Nearly ten thouarnd of these went to
ST. Louis. Less than three thousand Of the number
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BOARDING.

MRS. j. j. JAMES AND MISS BID,
LvA G00E, have several vacant rooms Persons
de iripg BOARD can be accommodated on 9th street,
between Main and Franklin.
IN Ill LANES
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~eLHATHER AND RUBBER bELTING,
STEAM PACKING, HOSE. &C. We keep on
hand q full supply of Betting, &C., from the best
manufacturers, and sell at factory prices We also
Keep q large variety Of Cotton and Hemp Twines.
"'"S's KNOWLES WALF0RD.
an I7-2w No. FL Pearl st.
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TIE HOMICIDE AT WARRENToN SPRINGS. Young
Green, who was bailed to answer for the homicide
Of Carver, at the Warrenton Springs, has been put
under additional bail bonds to the amountof $l2,-
oo0 Daniel Radcliffe, Esq, of Washington, an un-
Gle of the deceased 10 aiding in the prosecution Of
the case.
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WILLOW FsvR on REVENUE Currsss.-A letter
from on board the U. s. cutter Cass, lying at South
West Pass, below New Orleans, says two Of the
crew have died Of yellow fever, and seven are nov
down with Il. Ii. D. Bremond had been III, but hsG
recovered. u. VIC. McGregor, of the o. 9. cutter
Robert Mccleliand, lying at the same place. died Of
the fever on the 10th instant.
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CRANBERRIEs FROST BITTEN The frost yesterday
morning was very destructive to the cranberry
crop in this vicinity. Mr.. Fisher. of Dsdham, lost
one hundred barrels, valued at IS per barrel
sample picked by him shows eleven ont of fourteen
frost bitten, on an sverage.-Boston TTausIer, Az
b
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eunpsS DfArn-Charies Farrsn died suddenly.
~ nsd0esday last, on board the Pennsylvania.
.nne 90 MS way from Richmond, Vs., to Philadel
pnis lie was about 20 years Of sgs, and Il said 10
nave bad relations In the latter city.
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GANG BROKEN UP.-The Petersburg Qndl Re.
porter gives the details of the breaking up Of
band Of robbers that have for some time in tested
the neighborhood. About dozen have been ar
rested. One of them was justice of the peace,
and another was postmaster and constable.
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NEWSPAPER SoLD.-Ths Lynchburg (Vs.) Repubi
can has been sold by Henry D. Flood to Robert II.
Glass, who will be It's sole editor and proprietor.
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- THp eronAcH prepares the sle-

penig Of tho Nile end the blood. And u y d0es ehe
work fstbly and imper1ectly, hvsr AMI other sexs
tous diseases arc the certain !eguR ~ coon. tss5e
nav rest assured that The digestive organs ale ont
Of order The Afs< ind only thing 70 be zone, = 70
sfoma -fhe Tnatnxprfng Of the sninsI machine
~ FOR this purpose, We can conndsnsiy fec T,1
mend DR.. H0sfETTERS CxLnskafxD s!onACh DIE +
strengthens the Digestion changes the CONDITION o.
the blood, and thereby gives regularity 20 tne DO"
For sa,eby Druggists and dealers generally. eve
rywhere. 80 IN