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HORRIBLE MuRpER.-IIenry III. Brady, very re-
spectacle citizen and shoemaker by trade, sli 1t
aud instantly killed John Movies on Wednesday
evening last. Movies in Brasiy's ho,ise at the
time. and brought ON this horrible retribution by
attempting to destroy the domestic peace Of the
family. The murder was deliberate aud has caused
much excitement. but we believe the murderer
has the sympathies of the community. We for
bear giving particulars until the affair undergoes
a legal investigation. - Greensboro o. Times.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INsURANGE.-We ask those who take an
interest in LIFE INSURANCE. to examine the
STATEN ENT we advertised in this paper, showing
the unprecedented prosperity of the MUTUAL BE-
NETT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY" Pros
pectus and full reports TO the lst of January 1855
will be given gratis at Office, No u Pearl ST.
nah l9-Jt KNOWLES WALfORD.
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AcoufrTgD.-In the U. s. Circuit Court, at New
York. on Friday, Capt. Crocker, OF ship Esther
taanslaughter, in csnsing the death Of one OF bis
sssmen, VIM. Brown. while on the voyage from
Wilmington TO Marseiiles. by cruel and unusual
treatment The jury brought In a verdict of "Not
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rtYS- SANE lOUR HORSES. -"We tai
1oN IET WNItVF TT VI. II -
j. ". HEWITT.
Foreman for American. ilsrnden's ant

NcIIs, FIT 70 a % s ENpIths.
Geutiemen - had negro man worth sl,2N0
VITO iook cold from had hurt, and useless for
over one scar; / tad used everything 1 could hear
uI without benefit until | tried the Mustang Lini
Iugut II has perfectly cured Kim. and can now
take the .bUYs price for him Respectfully yours
JAMES DJRBANCE
Every Planter Tcamstcr and Family should have
this ineslu4bie article Sold by all resp, ctable
dealers everywhere.
BARNES Il PARK .Proprietors.
ruhf4-1Erulru New York.
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sHERIFf. -.
n IN. Worms or HRuRIcO

oUSrY-I take this method Of announcing myself
candiste for the sherifAity OF Henrieo county, at
leyote all OF my time 70 the once. end 20 dtschArgs
It's dutiss As the law directs viii NY aud ses the
voter 0f the county before the day of election aud
IN lie meantime refer all such ~ wish 70 ascer
ain nay fitness fer ts offce 70 nay nsiGhb9ms aud
10 JohI M. liregory. Esq Jchn u. Young, ksQ, and
me Jqn.,seso ssss u hsn''s' r. =. cARrRR.
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THE ALTON PRSirENuARY TRAGEpY.-The death
Of Hall. the convict Ia the Illinois penitentiary'
who was wounded in his recent attempt to escape,
has beer announced For sixteen hours previous
To his death he was paralized and iusansibie HIS
two cunfederates the eonyicts who had been MISS
iux. were found on Wednesday. They had dug Q
hole some six feet deep In the loose earth unaer-
reath the dining rooln floor, and had closed the
entrance as TO almost defy detection. when fonha
they had a supply of provisions with them though
almost perishing for water. They were absent SIX
days. aud 1t is supposed they never left their hi
ding place.
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. MILLS B. GOODWIN.
To Mr. FELLow Clrizrss o. rHr Orr

kfcaMoSD-Afer advising with my fsiends and
1.-THE request Of some OF them, snncupcs nyself .
candidate for the Office of COMMISSiCNEk or
THE REVENUE in Monroe W aid (inwhich hsvs
resided for twenty years. in tile place q Mr. Hund
sey who will not be again caudidnte At ihs cleo
on to be held on the 9th day Of Mar next II have
served you police officer for the last seven yesrs
above Office. q W III TYLER
f. a5-dtde
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GAUGER.

Dah. CRY GAUGER TO THE VorERs
OF RIcHaoSp.-F Fellow Citizens II am q candidate
for the office Of CITY GA UGkR and shall be pleased
to receive your votes in April next.
NH l3-dtdts SAMPSON JONES.
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BOLD OUTRAGEs-Three recent attempts have
been made by hishwayma asSassins, to shoot pas
sengers in the cars while the trains passing
some secluded spot on the road from Savannah TO
Macon. As yet none of these fendish towards
have been arrested. and it is hard to account for
such wanton attempts at murder.
one of this same class of marauders, stated
by the THskegee Democrat had stationed himself
Mt a wood pile near Notasulga on Monday the Sth,
and while the train was passing. banged away at
the engineer, but missed his mark considerably
The train stopped, the fellow pursued and las
We learn from gentleman of this city, captured
The en- gineer, also Il resident of Columbus, turned
in on the chap, gave him a regular pounding and
let him loose lie will be careful hereafter, when
shooting at the that road, TO look for auo-
ther train, driven by some other engineer. Macon
Ttig9TaPh.
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VII SEhUEANI.
wA N,,x,

E@- CRY SERGEAaT.--I respectfully
announce myself candidate for reelection 10 the
office of CITY SERGEANT. aila
NH Ltd THOMAS u. DUDLEY
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nA To THE Vorxns or

Ba. To THE R0TERs or TIE CIfY or
RIcHaosD.-Tbe pressnt incumbent, Mr. Hundley.
ieclining rsseEction for the Office ofCOMMIs8ION. of
hH OF THE REVENUE for Monroe ward here
oy announce myself candidate for the said ONCE
nj respectfully solicit Your yotes and pledge NV.
self to the faithful discharge OF the duties Of the
Once. should It be your pleasure to elect me-.
NH 2-2m PRESTON NJ QUARLE0
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

RICHMOND II Elbow CIrlzESs:-I am before ron as
aeandidate for reelection to the Office OF CLEkK
of the Circuit Court Ct the City Of Richmond, in
which you Kind enough to place me nearly
six years since. and the dutirs Of which have, to
the best Of NY ability. endeayored to per ferm ceu-
mh I1~dtd 80 ' - EUsTAcE ROBINSON.
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akSz- To rHs YnrxRa an rnr CIrx

"a TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND Il respectfully supeunce naypeIf can.
didate tor COMMISSIONER or TIM kEvENUE,
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
r" election - JESSE WHERaY
NH IQ--tsieA =" -
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MURDER OF A Young LADY BY HER L0vER.-On
Saturday last. Robert Schmidt. of Theresa. in
Dodge county, Wisconsin, shot down in the street
of that place. Harriet Seidler. a young lady OF
about twenty years OF age The parties were en-
gagged to be marsied about one year ago. and
Schmidt had come over from St Paul, Van Buren,
county. Michigan, where he has resided about
year, to ful6l the engagement; but the parents OF
the young lady objected to the marriage, in con-
sequence of which it arranged between the
lovers that Schmidt should first shoot the young
lady and then shoot himself lie executed his de-
sign, SO far the young lady was concerned, but
failed to shoot himself on account OF the loss OF
the cap on his gun
After falling in this, he ran and threw himself
into the river. with the intention to drown him.
self, but was rescued by persons who saw him.
He is now arrested and awaits trial The charge
(which of fine shot entered the left breast OF
tbe young lady, aud inflicted a horrible wound, OF
which she expired on Sunday morning, about
o'clock. She had her senses up to the last, and
charged her parents with being responsible for
the awful deed, and acquitted her lover OF all
blame. The parties. as their names indicate, were
Germans M1loGaIfe Ntaos, 10Th inst.
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SINGULAR PRooF OF ATTAcHMEsT.-A few days ago
a woman who cohabited with man cut off his fore
finger while he was asleep. She placed the inger
upon stone. severing the fnger, which hung
only by piece II skin. The man subsequently re
ceiyed surgical treatment at the North Disbensa
ry, but is MANNED for life. 1t appears that the
man threatenened to enlist in the army. and the
woman. from strong affection she entertained for
him, committed the act in order that he might not
carry out his intention, which would result in
their separatIon.--LirsrpoolM Mercury.
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THRRE BROTHERS DROWNED Three boys, aged re
spectiyely ten, thirteen, aud fifteen years sons of
Mr. Asa IIorner, of Greenwich, n. j. were drown
rd about week ago. They left home IN the az
ternoon to pay visit to a Heigbbors. They did
not return in the evening and their parents sup
poHng they had been invited to stay all night re-
iired, not however, without some nisgivings. In
she morning il was found they had not been at
their place of destination, when Il search was iu
stituted at once. As Seelys mill pond lay in iaeir
road, the party proceeded directly to it, and in d
short time cap found, which led to the dis
eoyery of the three brothers beneath the ice.
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nnNsfAnLKs,

i TorHx vcrxss or isf DisfRIcf oS
Hrsr,co cousrr -~At the solleitauon a nsay
friesds. ansounce yeelf e1nEhssss - =.
your sufrascx sheuld IL Be Jour picasurt % esscs
ias rrersss 90 dis<hsgs Ne an1iss - ne s0es -
'hs ms ssrs isosds = .s AFFINITY JOHN n Doosxfr.
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SERIOUS MIsHAP.-We hear that Mr..
Harvey Smith. an employee at the Richmond Bar.
rel Factory, had of his hands cut of last Friday
evening, by getting it caught in the machinery
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lNCENDIaRIsH At an early hour yes
terday morning a shed at Rockets near the new
warehouse of Ludlam & Watson, was set on firl
and partially burned. Loss small
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STATE LE6IsLAFuRE OF KANSAS s--Ths Washington
Star of Saturday evenings contains communities
kon from Gen. Calhoun, iu which Ii Ia stated that
receat information, received through Gen. Danver
and ethers, leaves denbt that the returned vote
from tho aDelaware Crossing precinct, Ia Leayeu-
worth county, should be rejected aud that certih-
Gates Of election should be issued without refer
epee 10 the vote OF that precinct lie will accord
ingly, so issns them. Gen. Calhoun regrets to add
that this decision will give the control OF Kansas
to a party which be views as the enemy OF peace
country.
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Runs DoISGs-A short time slice a man named
George FulIner, living in Bucks county, Pa. while
in a state Of intoxication, attempted to take the
life Of his wife lie inflicted two horrible gashes,
when the neghbors rushed in and he ran up stairs,
and cnt his throat from ear to ear, expiring in a
e. " niuutes
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n~ FrLIow- -CirIxsus-f sm eandi-
date for she once cf coNsrAnLe tn - s4 Dr.
fses III ths Count II Heasiea and Esep< -
III, saa! votes = shs sssalas sis'sf 3 M 81. eSS.'
nah y-tde ~ :. s~~4N*s'
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AccIDENT.-On Saturday morning last

n negro man named Frank, while standing in a
furniture wagon in front of the High Constalie's
office, assisting in delivering furniture was acci
dentally thrown into the street, and had his left
arm badly fractured in two places.
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s<,z- CIrnxsurp q

&6y- CLERKsHIp OF THE CIRouIT CoURr
HENEico AT the request ef many of. .my friends.
:rERK nF tn y CIRCUIT CUUKf on HgNKiCO.
mh s--dtde$ JDHNSUk eAADS-
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Capt. James Morris and ). B. y. jackson, OF Dial
ton Ga were robbed Of 81 600 lately, while rasei
ling by railroad from thai place to Nashville.
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TIMELY REscuE.- On Saturday, morn
ing last, a small white lad. about ten years old.
while engaged in playing about the basin. acci
dentaliy fell into the water near the 6aleeo Mills
and would have drowned, but for gentleman
named Cummings, who jumped in and rescued
-~NN"ON
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nel- To TIE VoTERs or HEsRIco CouH-
e -i respectfully announce my self Candidate for
the ONCE OF Clerk Of Henfco County Court at the
lection In MAy next. TEMPLE kLLETT.
Il - IA
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I b N g JOHN 8. Martin, a lad
charged with stabbing Lucien Bass, appeared be-
fore the Mayor last Saturday for examination, but
owing to the inability of young Bass TO appear and
TESTIFY, the investigation postponed until to-
hcted and his friends are an xous on that acconnt
70 hurry the examination, with the hope of get
ting him bail Under the law,the Mayor has no
power to bail person accused of felony. unIess
the suspicious are light.
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ICI10NNISsiONERs.

N.Y. To TIE yorgBs or TEE CousfY or
HESElcn III am candidate tm the osnce g III III,
per District of the county. and rsspecssany soses
ssas ms sssssaa ,sAd.a aA' hs1'' coRBIS BUXTON.
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MURDER BY A NEGRo-Mr. Charles W. Nixon,
living on Mr. Owen Holmes plantation, eh Top
sail Sound, about "A miles from Wilmington, n e.
was shot and killed by negro named Peter last
Thursday evening The negro was a runaway, ana
gr Nixon was in the act Of arresting him when
L.. hot
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patent has recently been awarded "A Mr.. Utley
of North Carolina, for an improved plough. IN
which the subsoil. the turning, aud coulter plough
are all combined, 50 as to work jointly or sepg
ratply.
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DIsoRDERLY- William Sullivan, ar
rested last Friday evening for being drunk and
disorderly and interfering with persons at work
on the dock, was held to bail by the Mayor last
Saturday morning. for his future good behavior.
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EXPLOSION OF LOCOMOTIVE AND Loss OF LIFE--A
freight engine on the New York Central Railroad
exploded her boiler last Thursday morning, near
Batavia killing r. Clarke, the engineer, and seri-
ously wouuding the brakeman and fireman.
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RICHMOND. Jan. II. I65S.
To Dir. KtH



To Dir. K4EN,
once corner 22daud Main streets.
EfQ-, DEAR SIR: l feel it duty | owe
30 sou stale n the pnblic the successful removal
ol d Tuuor from the -lio Oi my neck, Of SeUeRteeh
y. .ars standing, weighing upwards Of Sir poatdS
without the use of knife or the ioss OF blOod-and
ui which now Well. ! was examined by Dr.
Warner Of the Faculty Of Richmond, twelve years
age aud he pronounced ~ chances against Dy
cutting it, also did other eminent physicians
throIg ghout the country. Yours, &C,
JAMES MILLER.
Re,dcnce-Perkinsvie. Gooohlaud CO.. Va.
IS-dTln#
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HIGH CoSsTABLE.-I respectfully an
noutce myself as candidate for reelection TO the
Office of HIGH CoN5TABLE.
NH l8--tde, s4M4ts8g8 &sm@f, BUTLER.
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GIN. TwIGGs.-It is stated in Washington dis
patch that high Court Martial has been ordered
to assemble at Newport, Ky for the trial Of Major
General Twiggs who is accused of making remarks
concerning the War Department for it's structures
concerning bis official course.
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OHIO LEGIsLATURE.-The bills repeating the acts
to prevent Kidnapping in Ohio, and refusing the
use of the jails for the confinement of fugitive
slaves, have passed both houses of the State Le-
gisature.
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POLICE ITEMS have been scarce for the
past two days neither the day the night OIL
GERS finding much to engage their attention.
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Nyws FROM THE NouyTsrys-. Pynsfs,

NEWS FROM THE prospects OT q
F20od.-The st. Joseph Gasette of the 10th inst.
says:
"Mr. Deeate. agent Of the American fur com
pany, left Fort Pierre the first day of February,
and arrived in this city on Wednesday last-having
made the trip in thirty-one days. lie travelled on
foot and alone to Council Bluffs.
"ihe Indians during the past winter have been
towards the whites, more than usually pesceabe,
owing doubt to the fact that fsur companies of
troops have been stationed at Fort Randall. Last
November the Minicony Indians attacked aud
killed ten hedges, numbering about three hundred
souls, OF the Co:eeaux, sparing neither men, wo-
men, children.
Buffalo were more plentiful than they have
been for a number of years, aud the quantity of
robes purchased il unusually large In their traf-
fc with Indians the traders have been generally
successful, and the winters operations will yield
the company handsome return.
'.fhe snow was about two aud half feet deep
at Fort Pierre when Mr.. Decato left there but the
falling weather during the month of February has
no doubt increased the snow 10 depth IL has not
attained for a number al years A mild winter
10 sure indication Of deep snow in the mountains,
aud should il be carried of the pFesest BY
warm May, aud June rains, the Missouri river
may again iBundste the bottom lands contiguous
to it as it did in ls43 and 1s44"
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uIGH CoNsrABLE.

To THE CIrIzENs OF RIcHMosD,--I here
by announce myself as a candidate for election to
the office of Hl0H CONSTABLE Of the city Of
Richmond and respectfully solicit cur votes.
NH lg-tdes WM l. MONTAGUE.
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gas- | AM candidate for the CLERK
,HfP oi Henrico County Court. asa..s
fe I9-lmS JN0 p HARRISON.
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TRAIN ON FIRE.-On Saturday last a
freight car on the Petersburg railroad took fire
rom sparks when near the depot in this city, and
thewood being dry. burned rapidly, but the work.
men soon ran out the hose at the depot and ex.
tinguished the flames before serious damage vra.
effected '" IN
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esas@ DUDLEY & Co, Importers and
Nhoi,sale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fiuo BRAN
DIES Gid WuISK EYb and CIGARS, No. " Nam
tTcst. fe
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s9s- pa. CnuncHlII's RxMEpY ron

PnrHisls-The attention of physicians Is soliciled
To the aud valuable preparations Of the HfPo-
PIfOsPHITES OF Lime. sods, Potsssa Iron and
Ammonia SO saecessf ally used BY DIR John Francis
churchtii. Of Dubin. IN the treatment of euafraai
phtisis and ~here tt5erc.dr diseass wasdeveloped,
~ tba coMpou - SYRUP Of fns HYPb pIioS-
PHiTES of Lime, Soda Potassa and Iron in eombi
nation. presenting q most elegant and agreeable
mode OF administI alton, not offensive 70 the most
delicate.
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n To TIE VorsRs OF THE CffY or
,l.caHoxp am candidate for the oflce Of COM
mIssioNER or THE kEEENuk for Monroe
ara and most respectfully ask the support of nv
ei'owcitizens Should IL Lc your pleasure to elect
Lne 70 that position, shall endeayor 90 show by 4
nltui oscharge Of my duties, that your cOnlidencs
has not been misplaced
NH 2-tde Militia m fsox,svv<
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ssa Da JoHsB. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
eRu BrRRow's RELIABLE MEDICINE

p4thist offers his professional services to the ct
4 uf Richmond and its vicinity. Office at bic n
siaence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
Ie IL
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RHODE ISLAND P0LITICs.-The democratic conyen
ton of Rhode Island, on the 18th inst, nominated
Alexander Duncan for Governor and Elisha Potter
for Lieutenant Governor.
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GONE TO WoFK-The Manchester Cot
ton and Woolen Factory he's again resumed opera
tions, fhs machinery by the late fire having been
replaced. This will be good news to the old en-
ployees who have been ont of work for several
weeks and are now scattered about the country.
All of them are now invited to their posksas
speedily possible.
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DELIGHTFUL SNOW R.-Yesterday
morning our city was visited by delightful show
of rain, which laid the dust in the streets, and
dampened the house tops. Farmers and garde-
ners are now in want of good rain to help their
crops.
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GRAND SoIREE.-The Mayor of this
city has received an invitation to attend soree
at the Crystal Palace in New York, on the Sth Of
April; bur has been compelled to decline. owing
press of business at that time which will require
his attention
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RIcHMoND.-I am q capdidate for the Office of CLERK
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Of the City Of Richmond
and respectfully solicit your support.
NH lg-ts JAMES ELLRTT
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[coaRrsrosDExcr or rar RICHMOND DAILY BlsrArcH

APPeMarrox CeuNTY, Va. March 10th, 1858.
The measles have been prevailing to & considera-
BILE extent along the line between this and Camp
bell county. We have known of several instances
Ia which schools have been compelled to susr end
operations, the pupils having taken the disease.
The weather has been very moderate with us
for the past week. and our fasm have improved
the time by following land for corn, and seeding
oats. Yours, &c.
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ACCIDENT on TIE Hupsos RIVER RarlKolD.--An az

ACCIDENT on TIE Henson RIVER RAnRolD.--An ac-
cident occurred on Friday morning to the express
train on the Hudson River IN W Railroad, be-
tween Peekskiii and Garrisous, the train run
hundred pounds. The engine promptly APP
piled the patent brake. and though the train was
going at the rate OF forty miles an hour whea the
brakes were applied, II was stepped before IL had
proceeded hundred yards. Several OF the brake
beams and brake rods of the cara, as well rs ths
ash paa and several bolts of the engine were bro
ken, but thc passengers fortunately escaped nn-
hurt
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DECLINEs.-Judge Person, of North Carolina, will
not consent to he candidate for the nomination
of the Democratic Convention for Governor of that
Stafa
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n6rTo rHs yoTsns oS HnSnIc0 Ceus-
,.hv .cpoa q. M s~is ssa eandi1sts ~ ths
aasise n the Con NfsBI0HER Ot Tut tkfknuks
5r the lover dlstrtct, n the arprosshlng sectson
respectfuIiy solicit your sufhsxs tneei0 - ygut
srs al Tue once faithfully and Rlnslsnily 3 Us
best IL my abiiify. sVhN = sAS1W
NH e--fm ~
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Works WELL.--The present dog ordi-
works we'll, and seems to give general salts
faction. These who have fayorite dogs have only
to get license and medal from the Chamberlain
to ensure them against the net men, while those
who fail TO do must take the chances of having
their pets killed or of paying s. for their redemp
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UNION BANK DEFALCATIoS.-In the Supreme
Court of New York, on Friday Judge Clarke
dered decision in the case of Jacob H. Mott, who
is charged with eomplicty with Brotherson in the
Union Bank dedication, denying the motion to
discharge Mott from arrest.
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FOR OFFICE.
MAYOR,

HsE~l AN again candidate for e-elec-
ton to the office Of MAYOR OF this city.
NH lS-tde JOSEPH MAYO.