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r,srsc.l sbcrtco m snGs.

Tue aa.,sv,sx lieu. /. ssiss tue reass, .ss.w
cha ~, NJ smith "a on clerical trial = q SHAW
mt. MAss., sor being cold, d's'"H' 80, /. I'm,
We so,.t tnov vho the Rev. Mr.. smitn ", W.
tAs man 40 can rive offence 10 Masssenose's"
h.tng ..<,. an, s,,.ts.tn; nay more, wno en- '"
"A .en,d snd dIstsntS that his church eS.'
hts, a, ah,se. Of eec,esiastical censore, "u.' ee
. mars, ard soe,a, ieebers, compared WIN ""'ee
.,v thing IA the Arctic line Ia quite sen'a' sha
glowing. We had supposed that the nA''"oa"
sstts clergy pridsd themselves on 'ae'' .u'Ne''
rrsvity Of dsms~por, ~ osiculased TO impress pc"
pie With an ides both OF their pissJ sno "'snom
aud We hare heard that FOR clergy man % "Aaoso
auaibiy" vas rot long ago considersd 10 the san.!
circles Of Boston . shocking Improperly Aoe
Rev. Mr.. smith, Who can give chill 70 'nose
ssow driits and iciclss, must be worth knowing IN
hot weather, and perhaps, u the scolssiss''ce
council should send him 70 purgatory, ne "0u''
be able 10 make the temperature cool ana oow
Portable for some sgca to come.
There 10 no class Of men more watched ana cri-
tieised than the clergy, none who have less liberty
OF action Of speech aud even Of dress and, ip MAS
sschrsstts, actually OF manners and temperament
They undertake In Massachusetts, to condemn
man IL be laughs, and denounce him IL be DOM
alphabetically to put him on trial for being 'eold
and distant" OF course IL Is one church only In
Massachusetts, to which We refer, bat that is The
prevailing church: that is the church Which con-
sdsrs slavery a siu aud which, through lis organ,
Theodore Parker, o,eva,es robbsrysnd mnrdsF 10
certain cases TO the rank Of virtues, Haie, ~ ts
same time, II man is cold and distant, or II De
slaughs usibly," be is subject to occlesias'io"i
censurs. The asceticism and fauaticism 10 s''n-
secson, Of cur country at the present day reinina
one farcoly Of tie men and tho times to whoai
this rsbuko vas administered: John Tire Baptis'
came neither eating bread nor drinking vice, aud
ye say ho hath devil. The Soa OF Man game
eating aud drinking, ard ye ssy. behold giut'a1
Gus msu and wiua DlDber, and friend Of putin
cans er3 Sinners"
II 10 impossible 20 please th7s. who are deter
mined no. 70 ba pleased, a.d if size Nsssacfu
s,,fs cersy wo1.4 c7alssc"ut - follow In tie
footsteps q ths F,uaasE oi their f. III, T~garclcs
Of hat he csus5rious may thiuk OF say; if they
VIII tebo. 80 promote the innoceut pleasures c'
s-claty. and uaf afrc' 70 De more righteous than
the Pc ,pGe;s aad AZ st'es, they ~tl' c7m'nsnd al
least their owu s-lffegv,st and secure nor o.
The confidence of ;Leis fellow msn than will ever
be yielded to Pnarisaia professions ard deIort
ineut.
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Montgomery EaEs

We have recently had specimen Of tho caai
from ibs mine Of Nos5fs. Il s Christian & Son,
near Chrsianshure, in Montgomery cuuoty-
We 4 that it is an anthracite coal, with trace
Of bitqucn, which makes il ignite moro readily
Il IA the Pennsylvania coal. ii therefore burns
well, and makes q tasting Gre. 1t seems 10 he
clear; rs It leaves but EMAIL quantity If ashes
sad yet smaller proportion Of cinder. TIE
Jipsses, c. have mined greas deal e cpsi, bur
their zplJratons thus IA stT,rd no satis cry in
dlcetion Of the exteatof the vein they have e5ced
X Is evidently very extensive as veil as yaluas
bic dep0sige Of coal
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Fine ypuafunIea

We have from Mr.. Il. III. TRoaNg of ueprico. n
bushei of remarkably fne sweet potatoes, -aisel
by him 90 hi. farm, near this place What is sur.
pris.r about them, is that they are equal to tho
beat "Caroiinisns," although the soil and tempe.
ratrre iast here avs not the best for the custiT..
ton of ~ ia vegetable. Mr., 4. is a ekiNful New
jersey farmer, and is giving his ntiebbors many
proafs If his judgment and eDlerpIize
We have from THOMAS n. TIABSsIA6E. OF Eqg.
hasfsfrl!e, .tsig EeHt. two immense turnips OHs
OF them is three feet 10 diameter. and tie otnqr
two aad q half Pretty good fer Naw Kent
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THE RAILROAD CONVENTION.

CLEVELAND, nov. l2---Tho Contention was occv-
led to-day ia discussing the Niagara Conventions
uiapE. A resolution adopted 10 submit the
action Of this Convention to the Boards of Directors
of the roads represented, the acton OF This Con.
yen.ion not to 10 final unless approved by tgo-
thirds Of the number OF miles embraced In the
territory represented. When it is approved, gene
rel Convention is 10 be called for the appointment
of Commissioners.
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IMPORTANT FROM HfFyTcO

NEW ORLEANS Nov. I3-rhe steamship Tonnes,
see has arrived at this port, having left Vera Cruz
on the 9sh instant.
She brings the intelligence that GTaGalaisrs has
been recap.ured by the Liberals, after beng des-
reratelT defended. The Liberals have been REIN
forced The people were rejoicing over tbs result
2uloaga was anxious to retire from his official
position President.
Mazatlan was also in possession of the Liberals
san Bias il the only town the Pacific nov
held by the Zulosga party.
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LApoa AZ ran sousa.-A sudden rsse 10 tns n's.
Fan. river has forced steamboat captains 20 pay
ass per month for deck hands. Labor 70 very
scarce in Mobile, aud hands have been 90 scarce
that preparations for the fall business 10 many
cases have been neglected.
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Barrier CONVICTION Bapfist Convention OF
North Carolina 10 In session at Rslelgh. The C"n-
vsutionsi sermon was preached BY Rev. ThomasH
pr,tcbard, Of Charlottesville, Va. Among the dele
gates present are Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of Richmond !,
Rev. Tibsriss q. Jones. Of Norfolk, and the vene-
rable Or. Wait, OF Wake Forest College.
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Eg~ SPEoIAL NOTICE -HUTCHINGs'
VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTBRs will remove all NOR
bid secreons purify the blood, give great tone and
vigor to the dgettiFe organs. fortify the system
against all future disease be taken with safety
and at time debiitating the patient being grateiu
10 the most delicate stomach, aud remarkable for
their cheering, invlgorating, STRENGTHENING aud
remedy for the Dyspepsia in its worst forms. Disor-
der CT the Stomach aud Bowels, Billiousness, Vel
Headache Nervousness. Lowness of Spirits. Palpi-
tation OF the Heart, CostiyeDess Heartburn, Liver
Complaint, Disorder of the Skin, Liver and Kid
news, Acid Stomach. Diarrhea. Vertigo. Dimuess of
Sight, Jaundice, Wasting Of Strength, F,atulenee,
with frequent Belching Of Wind. Vitiated Taste,
Constipation and Uneasiness of tho Bowels, Burn
ing Sensation in the Pit of the Stomach Oppression
after Eating, Depression OF Spirits b Id at SO cts.
per bottle. FISHER & WINeTON,
Wholesale and Retail AGENTS.
no S-Inl Richmond Va
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DIED.

In Portsmouth, on Wednesday night. after . lin.
rerins Illness which horne with Christian %.
b. late OF baltimore and formerly Of Norfolk conn
ty he was man Of great excellence. beloved and
admired by all Who knew him. For several years
he had been an exemplary and useful member OF the
Bantiat Chnrch
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MAHRIBD.

On the 9th inst. at The residences OF the brides
father, ~ Rev Jshn McCabs. Rector Of the Ghursn
IflR. tss. 10 Miss HANNAH JONES. daughter
of Col Wilson Jones. Hemrton. Va.
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ne RICHMOND THEATRE
MORE ATTRACTION.
First appearance this seasop of the young ana
beautiful Richmond Actress.
MISS AyONIA JONES.
Who will appear THIS EVENING az
EVADNE,
In .hiers gree. play Of that name.
First enpeararoe, after an absence of two weeks'
of the
ENTrpr DRAMATIC STAR COMPANY OF The
RICHMOND THEATRE,
Who will appear in fsvorite characters
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FATAL AocrDEsr.-Joseph R. Duke, OF Nansemoud
county, Va, who, last week, walked ont Of the
second story window OF q residence in Portsmouth,
has since died Of his injuries.
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MAHINB IWTHLLI0Encp.


Fort Of Richmond, Nov 10 High Water II n O'Clock
ARRIVED,
sehr 8 BaIly. Hopkins. Albany. lumber. A
Parker.
schr J W sturgis. Scott. Cherrystone. wheat
and potatoes, to Capt.
gles Palmer b Son.
SAILED,
Steamer RI smoke. Skinner. New York. mdse and
passengers Ludiam Watson
Steamer Beiyidsre. Keene, Baltimore. mdse. Lud-
lam Watson
NEW York. Nov I3.-Clesred, sshr Haxall, Win
terra Eichmoud.
NORFOLK. Nov. 13.-Brtish brig speedy. CT part
month. Ene from Malaga, with fruit, bound for
Baltimore Ia lahore eff Currituck. Assistance nas
haet, sant down.
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gga- THE PORTSMOUTH TRANSCRIPT

EIsa. TIE PUETSMUUTH IKANsUHIPT,
says:-"Good Breadth Is universally conceded-is
the chief ornament of well supplied table Within
the range OF our acquaintance there In scarcely halt
d who can produce the stan OF life in eatabe
condition Everything is tabled in delightful sty
but bad bread mars the whole. TO remedy this evil
housekeepers need only to secure a box OF sMPLE's
YEAST POWDER. They certainly uniailipg in.ther
operation"
This article is now becoming very popular, and is
sold by all DruRgi.ts aud drocers IN the state.
no 5-2w
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LACE RUFFLED SLEEVE

R@BURNINa FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BURNING FLUID-Always on hand and for sale at
the Drug and Prescription Store of
JOHN w. GARLICK,
no l0-lm Market place, Franklin st.
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Esg" IL YOU ARB SICK. the probability

is that the root Of your suffering Is n the stomach
From wesS stomach proceeds Dyspepsia ARue,
LsnGGor reu4es, ard legion Of cther tornenting
diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood and
thersore desaoys the strength and vigor Of the
tire system To restGra the tone OF the stomach
and enable il 70 throw OF aud dismiss forever all
thsse troublesome aud dangerous complaints, no
thing Is necessary hnt 2srseveripg use % DR.. )
uDSIET"rEg's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
FE6S. trial cf heir pox@r cannot salt TO prove
that there is n failure In their sanatiVe effects -
We cbeeCfully recommend them 10 the public,
knowing a. we do their many excGllsnt qualities.
Foy sale bY druggists and dealers generally every
where. Aim
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SIX thousand bales Of cotton, including large
quantity from Tennessee, will be shipped from
Athens, Ala, this season.
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CLHRGYNAs DsAD.-The New Orleans Picayun<
chronicles the DEATH on the 30th uit OF tbs Rev
John L'Estrange. Vicar OF st. John the Baptis,
Catholic church, New Orleans. He was q native o.
Ireland. This, Gays the Picayune, 10 the twelfth
clergyman the Catholic diocese here has lost BY
death in the last ten months.
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LAaes siLR.-samuel Hannah. Of Mason couu-
ty Va. has sold his farm of $500 acres for $4S,'
600. to John Morris, OF Cabsll county, Va.
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Snow IN vIsoiSrs.--Jast week there was snow In
the vicinity of Stanton, Lexington, Abingdon and
Brfstol.
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CoSrRAcr WITH COMMUNICATIONS. Taylor
Humphrles, who carry on . Aourishipg aud en-.
tsnsive iron foundry on Irish Greek In this coun>
~. have made contract with the Secretary OF the
Navy u furnish that department. with . large sup.
ply Of bomb shSlts.-Leg. (Hd} Gix. s81 *
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SAILED.
4 MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR

n SALE. * MILES BELOW RICHMOND Il
am auth rized 20 sell Of the most valuable small
FARMS. in the vicinity OF Richmond, oelns onIy
Ths land is in the highest state Of improvement
having been lined and heavily manfred several
times and now Yields a heavier profit to it's owner,
thansny other farm of its sizs in that section The
improvements are handsome and tasseIuiy con-
tisman doing business in the city. 1t is healthy
society very good and water abundant and pure
II is seldom farm already made rich, Combining
as il dees so many things TO recomuendIt,, If In
market A bargain can be had. and the premises
shown TO any one wishing to purchase. upon appli-
cation, to ko LINE,
OfficA in the basement Of the metropolitan Hall.
-
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NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The steamer Fulton. for
Havre, sailed to-day, with lis passengers and ssh
800 in specie. Among the passengers we're Col.
Tevs. of the Turkish army, and Hon. VI. B. Law
rama of RhodA Island
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-p,sr,r,xe vrox o.pyt essSRss co,

DEATH OF A MrsIsTER.-Andrew Mcclure, minis
ter Of the Dunkard sect, in Botetourt county, Va.
died on the 9th inst.
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THE INDIANS KILLING THEIR MEDICINE MEN-The
Fresno Indians are killing the doctors or medicine
men. They declare them to he witches-that they
can't cure the sick, aud that there will DO 10 NOR
rain or grass seed till they are eztinguished &C.
ven CT eight physicians have in consequence SUI.
fersd mart rdom. 0Be Of their doctors cane run.
Ming TO the camp of Mr. Rjtlgway, on the Fresno
aud ASKED protection He was pursued By SON
sixteen Indians, VINO demanded him of RidaUat
ahi gave the above reasons why they ought 10
LaSe ain Their modest request wGs refused, but
a lew days after, the doctor yentured cut and they
got h4u..--& GrtpeS, GGz., 1lta ult
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E& E. BAKgR. Eso.-SIR: Having
been materially benefited, 1 may say cured of a
violent attack of dyspepsia by the OF your
" Premium Bitters," bear willing record to their
efficacy in the disease itself, and the attendant
symptoms. After the use OF a few bottles had
return Of appetite. and continuance Of their use
restored a healthy tone Of stomach.
/ commend them with the utmost confidence 10
the afflicted, and add my share Of thanks to You
benefac tor to humanity.
With my best wishes am,
RICHMOND SEPT IS, 1883. P HARRISON, JR.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD CO.. and
by all other prominent Druggists in the city of
Richmond, and elsewhere in Virginia. &C %
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opHCIAL NOTICES.

- VIVIAN AM "A 10 MAIN STREET.
gJOAKa FIR TAd;es Misses and children
BONNETS. Ribbons. Flowers. Head dresses ana
DRESS TRIMMINss-Tano Hair Pins. large IS
sortment
MoHAIR Cars, PufIs and Rolls
FSTsY CPS for Children-Infant F-ocks
EXTENSION SKIRTS for Ladies. Misses and Chill
puCHEs. Feathers, Cotton Sleeves CaIicoes
Torether with a gsod assorted stock Of
FANCY NOTIONS
At prices to defy competition.
Gail at the MANTLE and CLOAK DEPOT, 10
Main street. two doors below Whites Lsdts Shoe
Saloon EZEKIEL.
I5-lw
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report orthr Virginia Ces.tr@l Rail-
read

Tie report of The Prssjdan. ana Directors Of tho
vlrginia Central Railroad Company and the nc
crpspatyi5g documents, have ben received -
G-t r. revenue tor the A4ca, year just closed Is
saS5 SD IS: exrense # adH,iui strsiion, including
t4yes and taeurance, 500 05G03, 10 wing a nett
taiance OF :295.5G.lG. With the exception Of o. G
aud haif miles GEAR Niiiborgugb, ofvery hesl =
work, which, Tor the present, is substituted b. a
Temporary track and ten miles next TO CovinZ-
too the road is completed. A satisfactory adjust,
rpent has been made with the Beard Of Public
Works for usng the Blue Ridge Tunnel, AID for
compensatlng the Company for any work they
might find necessary for charging or otherwise
completing 1t, aud several other parts Of the Blue
Ridge road which required some additional work.
Having received no appropriation from the Legis
Iature last winter, for prosecuting the work or
relieving Its liabilities, the Company has hsd
TO rely on its own resources. Under the act
Of March 10th, 1856, they borrowed the sum Of
$50 600. Six hundred thousand dollars of the nett
revenues Of the Company, derived mainly from
working the road east Of Staunton have been OK.
pended on the Official. extension west The Board
commenced on the 1st of July to set apart annu-
ally $4,000 as sinking fund. The total liabili.
ties Of the Company are:
Whole mortgage debts, tho last falling
duo July LIST, ,26s $40 GO
Dividend bonds due IN 1885, '66 aud 49,. 1866 10
Amount Of bonds due to individuals in
small sums. unpaid dividends. negoti-
able notes and open accounts. after de-
Quoting cash on hand and other avsia-
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. The City Council Of Memphis have procured .
Of jackson, and will inaugurats Il on the Sth
d January, isso, IN the Court Square.
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BURNING OF sRIp.-The ship Fanny Fosdick
which had put into Savannah for repairs, was de-
stroyed by fire there on the llth inst. She was
vessel OF 72s tons, and cost $4,000. The ERE oc-
CURED In some loose cotton in the hold.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fuiwood, Georgia
merchant. buying goodsin Savannah, mysteriou sly
disappeared there on the 18th instant. lie had
S2l00 10 money on bis person, and foul play 10
pected, as he was seen with two suspicious charao-
ters during the day
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Total indebtedness. /.
Sl,6i4,6l9 Hi


In regard to the tariff of charges for passengers
and tonnage, the Board says that it has carefully
Investigated the subject with the aid of the late
sugineer, Mr.. Charles Elicit, and the result was
the discovery that In some cases the charges were
about cost, and In some actually below, showing
an imperative necessity for an increase, and in
others IL was found there could be reduction.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. Is The Governor yes
terday commissioned John NJ Read, Judge Of tbs
Supreme Court of this State, for fifteen years from
the frst Mondsy of December next.
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DISASTER ON LAKE ONTARIO.

OswEGo Nov. 13.-The schooner ]. s. Reed. from
St. Joseph's, with wheat and lumber for this port,
went ashore in snow squali this morning under
Fort Ontario. The vessel and cargo are insured.
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FROM BOSTON-SALE OF TIL f TREMON
SNOW &c
SNOW.
LuDGE COMMISSIONED

TROY. N. Y, Nov. 13 over half an inch of
snow fell in this city and vicinity between aud 0
O'Clock this morning. It is now melted away.
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JEWELS OF 7at Psizs RISG.- Morlissey's STARTING
exhibition aud grand com pmentary benefit ca;4is
Oh IA New York On Friday evening, in Ioym's
theatre, R5.ety. Tgo Thousand se hundred
uckets were taken at the doors. In addition to
the Presentation cf tina 5000 stakes, be was pro.
seUtod With hauisonie emerald. set around y ith
g damonds, encasUd il gold, manufactured at tie
cost Of $500.
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sr,-rScu porsoNrR Cb.mieki ubo q,

SENTENCE or a PoIsoNER, -Cbamiski who fatally
poisoned four persons in Barbour county, Georgia,
was last week sentenced to imprisonment for life
The alleged poisoning occurred in Pike, In septem-
Der, 1857 aud resulted in the death OF four persous
Mr.. Thomas Frizzeil an old gentleman Of about Sc
bis grand daughter, Miss Betsey Jane Frizzell, a
young lady of about Is or 10 and the wife and
others were mace sick, but all recovered. The ev-
idence against the prisoner WAS almost entirely
cirCunstantial.
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hESFucKY VsSpETraR.-A few years ago a
negro ming near Cynhisna, KY, Was accused Of
murder Socn after toe negro was killed by Il
white man named Morrison. About q year age
Morrison was killed by his brotberin Law, uamed
WhaleD, and Whslen himself was killed recently
BY man named Phillips.
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BE- Just received per steamer. another
assortment of rarlor and hall KeTosue or Coal ell
Lamps: w Granite and French China DiDner Ware;
plain and decorated Tee Sets which will be soid low
r.In-6t y n pITTTOy JR
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tnes1onea Elscfxp. : DR.. Hsnry Hammond, son OF
neaasss nanaond. Of Sensh Caroline, hes been
eeesss Professor Of Nainrsl Sciences Of Hranklin
0silsos, Miiisls6siils, Georgia.
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sALE OF AsHLASp--The Memphis Avalanche
s,a,es that James Clay has sold the residence
OF Henry Clay, Ashland, for 200 600 acres Of Texas
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ARSON NO CRIME Judge Metcalf, Of Staten Ia.
land, has rendered his decision In the cases Of Ray
Tompkins and John c. Thompson, charged with
arson. He held that the Castleton Board Of Health
legally constituted body. acting in judicial
capacity, when it declared that the Quarantine
Hospitals were a nuisance that the Board had a
right 10 so declare them, aud that the citizens Of
the town. acting under the instructions OF this
Judicial body, were justified IN destroying the Hos.
pitfalls and ebating Tho nuisance. According to
this doctrine it is only necessary to get some mu
nicipal or legislative body to declare any thing a
nuisance, and a mob may forthwith undertake
It's abatement By force or fre. A principle more
dangerous conld scarcely be established.
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TIE OVERLAND hA,L--A.oTaER FauUEF!-T6e
oFdIana hhi reached Memphis late 90 Tuesday
n.sht, bringing dajt~ frcm San Fraueisen Of ~.
llth. fhis si,nr ard htif ib, behind schedule
sine, and abo1t Ave Days behind the St Louis
nail which got 10 9JE hot7, ateai Of schedule tine
81 ca7tsc, eil the coLteuts ct this .aii have 1eoa
anticipated by lie srrivsia st Louis
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ANNIVERSARY AT THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INsrr-
rurE-A letter from the Virginia Military insn-
tuss Informs Us that the 18th inst. being the 10Th
anniversary of the founding OF the Institution the
day was celebrated by n general suspension of du.
ties. salute Of 10 guns, and public meeting oil
the students at night.
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FROM PIXIES PEAK AND THE PLAINS.


LsAygSToRTH Nov. g. via Bonneville, Nov. 70
per e. 9 Express.-Fsvorsble accounts continue 10
be received from the gold regions. Seven men,
belonging to tue Georgia company, took $500 in
fiVe days. Upwards of 600 wagons bound to the
mines, were me, last night, between Fort Kearney
and the crossing Of the river Platte.
Arrivals from Utah report inches Of snow. On
the street. water and ice an inch thick.
Twelve hundred Indian lodges had been erected
in the vicinity of the military road between this
point and Fort Laramie. The Indians are peace
able.
Judge Eckles and several Mormon families were
passsd On the way in.
FROM BOSTON-sALE OF TIL z FREMONT HOUSE
SNOW, &c.
BosToy Nov. 13-The fremont House was sold
at auction to-day subject TO four years, for $780,,
600. The name of the purchaser was not men
toned.
The weather is cloudy, with Indications ofsnow.
4 dispatch from White River Junction, VT. says it
is showing hard there.
City Marshall Warren, of Worcester, who was
accidentally shot on Wednesday, died this morn
ing,