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Jan u
SPECIE PAYMENT RESUMED !!
INTENDING to change my business the ensu.
Il ing year, propose selling my present STOCK
of GOODS, which is very complete, at very
short advance on FIRST COST for CASH, or to
prompt paying customers.
l have quite fine variety of
LADIES' WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Black Bombazines and Apaccas plain and plaid
Merinos, quite a variety; very handsome assort-
ment Of Nous de LANES, solid coors; Stripes,
Plaids and Ombres Oriental and Scotch Plaids;
together with good assortment of
WHITE GOODS,
Brown and Beached Homespun; an elegant as
sortment of MADDER PRINTS.
Also, good assortment of Plaid and Plain Sat-
netts; Black and Fancy Colored Cassimeres;
Black, Blue, Green and Olive Cloths. Ladies
Cloaks and Shawls-a large assortment-togeth-
er with good selection of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
A pretty good assortment of Hardware, Cutlery,
Crockery and Glassware Saddles and Brides;
Shoes and Boots for Ladies and Gentlemen, good
assortment Hats and Bonnets latest style; all of
which will be sold at unusually Low PRICES on
the above terms. Persons wishing to purchase
would do well to
CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere.
The debts due the late concern of s. SADLER
& SON, must be closed up as longer indulgence
''- " s. sADLER.
Nov 26 Al If
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Per Term Of Half a Year, poyaJlt in Adrancc.
ISsrRucTIoS-English Departments, ......S25 90
BOARD, including washing, fuel, and lights, so 90
~ The above include a complete course of
English Education flor SIS the TERM which all
the pupils are expected to take. The following
are optional and may be taken or not lin whole
or in part), as may seem desirable.
MUsIc-Piano or Harm includinr Vocal
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:: $; s. g:
known its unequalled retirement and accommo-
dations, and its remarkable healthfulness.
They purchased and have added to this proper
ty, chiefly with view to its retirement, congeni-
al alike as they have found it, to the best habits
of attention to scholastic duties and to the mod
esty of the female character.
In every Department the best Assistants are
sought for The Principals have suffered no in
convenience Of occasional changes, or increased
expenditure to obstruct them in the pursuit of
this ohject-aspiring as they can repeat they do,
to leaving the School rich in influence, literary
and moral. rather than to enrich themselves, or
accomplish a"y personal or sectarian object.
DR.. WM. CURTIS will be found at the Mills
House, Charleston, on Saturday, 18th February;
leaving on Monday, 18th, for McMahon's Board
ing House, Columbia; and for Yorkville on Tues
day, 18th.
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nURE TENERIFFE, S Iii Il Il X Y :,
PORT, Madeira aud Malaga WINES, for me-
,Ilcinal purposes. For SAFE ny
ALLISON & BRATTON.
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The ScuIutor Barbee.

We are glad to learn from the Baltimore Patriot
that this distinguished son OF virginia, no" resi-
dent in baltimore 10 in the full tide OF deserved
success Profitable commissions have come to him
from various quarters. He is now engaged model
log the bust of a weli-known citizen of Baltimore,
philip T. Thomas Esq, first President of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. The likeness is said TO
be most ljse-like and striking. The beautiful
"Fishcr Girl" of Mr.. Bar3ee is approaching com
pletion and the Patriot speaks of it as a statue
almost unriyalled 10 beauty calculated to entrance
the beholder with rapturous admiration In Mr.
BIS studio. another "Coquette," executed for a
gentleman In 81. Louis, is rising into exquisite
proportions The charming bust entitled Graft
tuie" ordered by Senator Bruce, of this State, i.
beginning to exhibit its fascinating aud delicate
features. The Patriot speaks of this work rs prc-
missing 10 he " a real gem" The Young Repub-
lican" is another ornament of the studio of thjn
rising and persevering sculptor The Patriot adds
that the effort of Mr.. Barbee in produc log no com
pete = bust Of Mr.. Thomas, has shown his pecnliat
taleut fpt Imitation, we'll AS the still higher &c
complishinent Of creating, which is exemrlired in
his Ideals of the Coquette,'' /" Gertrude &C. SC
We rejoice tochronice the triumpbs and success Of
genius and of enc whose victories add new barrels
TO the honored brow Of Virginia
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An English PrOphcc

In 17S3 not quite two years after the cessation o.
hostilities between Great Britain and her American
colonies. a work was published by J. Holroyd, Ear
Of Sheffield and Privy Counsellor of George III,
the object Of which TO show that the United
States could never increase in population ON ner-
cial Importance and political power. AmopE other
observations intended 10 reconcile Great Britain
10 the loss of her colonies. Lord Sheffield said -
america had robbed US, at least for time. OF II
corn (granl trade, that some time ago brought
in to US as much as any article of export and she
was rapidly robbing of the shpbuidiDg bust.
ness, which all extraordinary event the indepeu
dence of the American States, has in this case for
tunstely again thrown into our power" Onr en-
tire tonnage was but little more than 10000 tons
Tobacco said be, sis the principal article Of
American commerce. The cultivation Of tObacc ,
has been greatly interrupted: ii lciH nerer be cS
great again as IL has befa' The rice OF Brazil, he
said, would supersede that of Carolina and Geor-
gia In regard TO cotton, the growth Of which in
this country has almost entirely arisen since the
date of his book, he says: "In the year 1863, the
American States imported of British cotton 1872 S
lbs, at l0d per ID aud of foreign cotton, 2t7 .436
lbs. Virginia and the Carolinas raised, of coarse
kind more than sufticiency for their own use y
He adds: .'The truth is we want little of Ameri'
can produce in Great Britain coarse tobacco ex-
cepted." At the present moment Great Britain
depends upon the United States for nearly all her
cotton, tobacco aud rice, and in years OF foreign
fclrcIty for her hreadstufs.
This remarkable prophet further predicted that
the United States would ''fee the loss Of f37000t
ayear, which was the expense OF the British es
tabishment there that the United States would
never be able TO enforce the authority of Congress
upon the settlements west of the Aieghanies; thai
it would not be an easy matter for the United
states TO act as a nation.
History has given its own comment upon these
predictions, and proven that his Lordship was h'
prouhet
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Northern contemporary advocates the acguisi
ton "of Cuba, Mexico and Central America, and
the establishment of great American world
based entirely upon American interests and guided
by an exclusively American policy"
There can be no doubt that these results will
follow 10 due time, but they can only be delayed
by premature action. Give the country time 10
develop its resources aud increase its strength be.
fore it undertakes enterprises beyond its presen,
capacity. The new accession of territory and nd
d,ion of ian ignorant population, requiring military
government to preserve the adhesion which only
military force effect, will not add to our real
power. We have millions Of acres yet TO cultivate
aud many departments of industry to be occupied,
within our own borders, which will yield us more
available strength than Cuba, Mexico and Central
America combined.
BY pacific and honest policy, we may secure
the friendship of ali these Iaess, and promote a
voluntary advance on their part to union with
US which may one day be desirable, and which can
onls be desirable, as their own free CT dice aud nr..
ference.
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DIED,

On tho Goth az May at the residence OF her
IN the city Of williamsburg, MAY bEnNo' ''"f
daughter of John ID. and NJ N munioru'
nes..rtoa this life on Monday. tho 9TH inst. Mrs
ANN ALLEN. in the 65th year OF hr n.y., ore
The friends and arqnantances Of the deceasrn ~
contested TO attend her funeral from ~ james
church on this (Tneeday) evening, Mt O'CLOCK.
June sth. 1858. at the residence of MT WATER IN 4
clsrk East 'hoan. Chesterfield county va hph
onIv dang liter Of p. and Martina fHrriSh' VI
liz cItv aged ~ months end days.
LITTLE Ada had but recently recovered IRON
longed attack OF scarlet fver and her pnu n
rnoan IN congratulate themselves on the si,s,v "
their much loved child, when she was cut OH ps
brief bnt severe Illness -....o,., s,r tba;,
Her bareaved parents cannot hut grew To- VI - /,
Lost darling hut they arc comfnrted by the
hot iesns said 'sSufer tile children to com" nii'a
mo and forbid them not, for OF such Is 'he hihe"
| If Heaven" ~ ,,oppyct
On NIop,iay. eth. at 2ls o'clock p VI Fto Hnr
| = o,Jv child of David aud Elizabeth oroomS
Tne friends az the tanily are invited to attend m
| funeral This Evening. at 81 O'CLOCK. .----
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,TrACK ON THE yIGILANT COMMITTEE
FATAL REaULT!

Nrw ORLEANS, juno The Mayor lie under me
protection" OF the Vigilance Committee ~ tue"
headquarters. ia.
Col Christy has withdrawn rom the ieaoeiS'"i
Of the Americans" =,
No attack had been made by the " mob. ,,-,
The committees police are forming ln'o a'''
sions, and citizens generally are invited 10 JONI
TsrcoNp DISPATCH. ..
New ORLEANS, June 6--The Vigilance Comm,t
tee has arrested Mr.. Lumsdeu. editor OF the 'ica
yune and confined him several hours lot pei"t
isarderly at n vigilance" camp.
Navor Waterman had issued rrociamatin'
from the Headquarters Of the Committee, reVoN
ing the mower Of the Recorders to appoint specia
policemen. A., ,,.,or,s x.s
cilIation, The streets present an exclted appear
snce. ,.,
The Committee is stiI certifying its POSITION.
The "mob'a il still in possession OF Laiayel''
SQUARE with cannon loaded with grape, COMMAND
ing all approaches to it. ooo ..a.,., no
The Recorders have appointed 500 speciai Pc
licemen. among whom are some of the worst me'
in the city They refuse tn give mp their an'no
rity, though II Is revoked by the Mayor.
THIRD DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS. June 7th.-The Mayor. having M
life GUARANTEED met the councils at the 81
Hotel The councils impeached him as thelr ,fe'
iIont ard ON Alderman was elected in his place
Col Forno, Chief of Police. was dismissed anu
Col JACQUES appointed in his place .a.ol
Turner and Nuz8y. reporters, have been arres'e'
as dangerous characters. -,
III rumored the Sheriff has removed the pa'
lot boxes: if 80, there " i'll be no election To-Day
An attack on the Vigilance camp was maze ear
prdav. The Viailants lost four killed and t"eN'
wounded bv an accidental discharge OF cannon
during the confusion OF the ATTACK.
r*Ibe mob" it Is supposed, is the term apple,
bv the news agent to the forces opposing The 'lgi
lance Committee-NEP
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ARrIsrIcsL.--We have been grati6ed by the exnF
hilton at the store of Mr.. woodhouseo of two crayon
oieccs by our estmabie artist, g. Perseo, Esq ,aeo
cannot forbear calling public attention to them
)ne Ia the bead Of our Saviour, repletc with meet
nesss and exquisite finish. The other is eraphh
likeness Of the lanen,ed Robert c. Standard and
Il IL only necessary 10 both for the aimirer o.
works Of art to be fully impre'se with the artist
Knowledge aud taste displayed in their execution
We are proud. as citizens Of Richmond, that w
have with us one 50 competent as Mr. Persico to do
Justice to any subject which he undertakes, and NJ
ire certain that sight e these evidences OF tast
md talent will secure proper appreciation on th'
part of all.
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THE PouRrHIN CH.RLorTEsvnLE.-The Monticello
inard. Of Charlottesville. Va. are making gree
preparations for the celebration OF the coming 4th
4 July They have invited the Baltimore City
iuard, Washington Light Infantry, Richmond
Young Guard Light Battalion. and West Augusta
iusrd Of stanton. Every arrangement liherali-
" could devise will he made for the entertainment
# their guests. aud in the published programme
t is stated that for three days the armory of the
company will he provided with refreshments for
the visitors dinner and ball are also to be Civ
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ST. IorIs. June THE Leavenworth correspon-
dent of the Democrat furnishes details of the late
| " received Utah news. They are not of import
ance except that Col IIoffman's command had ad-
yanced only 10 miles between the LIST aud l4th OF
May II would not reach Camp Scott before the
lOth or 18th of June.
There is nothing relative to the reported cutting
off of Capt. Marcys train.
Col. Andrews column was at Fort kearney on
the 2Sth OF May. An express from Fort Laramie
met Col Monroe at Big Blue Creek and Col. May
at Clear Creek.
The mail from Utah is to the 10TH and brings
confirmation Of Gov. Cummings entry into Salt
Lake CITY. but no other news.
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MORE BRITISH BOARDING THE SPANIARDS
PARTICIPATING.

New York, June The bark Tamara, from Ha-
vana aud brig Abram, were both boarded on their
trim here. the former by Spanish aud the latter
by British war steamer. The boarders IN b. tn
cases preserved the strictest politeness.
BosroN, JCue The bark Ellen Jane and
schooner Citizen arrived here, were both boarded
in the Gulf by British war vessel Their Off
GERS were treated with civity.
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We think there is prospect that the affanee
ment for holding the next Fair of this s"e'e'S y
Richmond, will be contaminated There can y
no doubt Of II, II our citizens. or those OF 'oe"
most interested, will at once come forward a"'
guarantee the Society from loss We are oong''
70 defer further rcmarks I'll TO morrow, ont 'he''
should be promp. action. and II the right sp'r'
,r.xa,l. In Richmond, the whole thing can be AT
,n.,.aA hosnre snndown.
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Price 30 cents.
E<- Sold By all Druggists. Ie lin
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WELDON, n. c., June 9TH 1858.

WELDON, n. c., June 9TH 1858.
The morning is cloudy and gloomy. and as my
shirts generally partake of the nature of the
weather. yoa need not be surprised il give You a
perfect dish of " blue devils. will try 10 keep
from doing so, however, aud merely serve up the
news in q plain style, without any extra dress
Yesterday was a " big day" with the Masons-
One of the fraternity, Capt. Madison Dupree. "A
very worthy and much respected gentleman
of Northampton county, died month or two
ago and his funeral was preached yesterday
by Rev Thomas Ii Lowe, attendant with the usual
| Masonic honOrs and ceremonies.
| The crowd was very large. perhaps the largest
that ever assembled 10 Northampton county, and
the sermon a most excellent enc, while the Ger
emonies were all of that solemn and impressive
character which is common to the Mystic Brother
/ hood.
The weather opened cloudy and warm this morn.
ng as | stated at the outset, and now while /
write the rain is coming down finely, cooling the
| air and making the grass grow like all pos
| ses-ed.'
| There has been so much done and undoue and
| so much said and written Of late about the
change in the schedules, and the Through tick
! cts on the railroads. that we hardly know where
we are.
! Since l wrote you Mr. Tilghman. the Ticket
| Agent Of the Petersburg Road, has received other
ticket books from the superintendent of the Vir-
! gina Central Railroad Company, with instruc-
tions TO sell to the various Springs. Mr.. Thigh
man. however, is not willing to work without pay.
! point, he will probably postpone operations till
, the question is settled.
| In all seriousness, it does seem to ME that rail.
| rCa matters are becoming worse disjoiuted than
| ever knew them. It's all nothing more to me
than it j. TO any body else but am very sure that
such difficulties can result 10 no good to those con-
| cerned.
! The travel is very light anyway, and ever since
| the increase of through fare and the discontinue
aUce of through tickets from Wilmington, North,
| II has Seelaed TO grow lighter. Wise men will ac
| erroncously sometimes, and they have done SO in
| this case.
! People are beginning to talk about going to the
| Springs. hear the old Gieenbrer White % ken
| OF ~ the destination of some; the Montgomery
! White and the Yellow by others aud our own
| resorts In Sorth Carolina by Others. All must go
| somewhere, for we are going to have the hottest
| summer on record, If / may judge by past and
| present indications.
| There is cork flight commencing at Pittard's
about ten miles above this place, on Wednesday -
| They come pr.t Y often in this part of North
| Carolina, and money changes hands very freely
| every dav.
B-t nor Rdau. EsTRANG FRO
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, June I.-&Rdts.-A resolution was
adopted combining the ordinary expenses of the
government within S60,000,000. Also, one granting
! the widows of Gems. Gaiues and Jones, pensions.
| The naval appropriation bill was up.
HonSs-Private bills were passed in large mum
| bers and the House then took up the ; 'nase's
| amendment to the civil bill.
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f@- BENEFITS

DIARRTEA KILLER
FOR TIVE P0SITI' AND SPEEDY CURE OF
TAPPHLEA. CHOLERA NORBUS, SUMNER
COMPLAINT COLI CH0LERA LNFAN1UN
AND ASTATTF CHOLERA.
This really valuable remedy for the aboye-named
diseases OF the stomach and bowels has obtained
the name OF DiarrhCea iller from the faet that u
was used and tested in over 1000 eases Of violent Di
arrhua, in the summer of lSi9. when the Cholera
was prevalent In the CITY Of Hichmond, va ana IN
instance did it fail to arrest the disease and
effect permanent cure when used before death had
actually struck the patient 1t Is the recFipe o. q
distinguished Southern physician. VINO mas U.S. J,
in an extensive practice for nearly thirty YEAR, ana
he has yet hear OF the first case in which the III
arrhna Killer has failed either to relieve OF enre
when used according 10 the directions
Prepared only by FISHER Il WINSTON,
Apothecaries and Druggists,
No I25 Main st, Richmond, Va
Price 30 cents.
E<- Sold By all Druggists Ie lin
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EXTRAORDINARY PRICES A sale of negroes tooE
alace at Cassville Ga. on the Goth ult, ut which
nan "a years old brought sl.io4; boy of Il years
Il 900. and girl of Is years 81 1ol. The sale in
Guided large lot and the prices all approximated
III ed
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THnrr MEr rRoTEEp-IIcLDISG ON TO A Boar FOR
FIVE liorss "A parry Of four men, named John
Boeert. Henry KaYser, Frederick Scott, aud vii
liam Paynton. started IN "a small boat from Penny
bridge, on Friday afternoon, a fishing excur-
sion. They passed the day pleasantly; but on
their return IN the evening fresh breeze sprurg
up, aud the boat was cspsiZed. All being GOOD
swimmers, they succeeded III turning the boat bot,
tom upwards, which enabled them TO keep above
water The night was very dark. and the breeze
blowing from shore, they gradually drited down
the bay After being in this perilous position for
three hours Kayser gave out and heavy sea swept
6im OIL Bogert and Scott chung for nearly one aonr
longer, when they. too, became fatigued, and were
washed off by wave Paynton alone remained
elinging to the craft until at last, buat from the
Light House near Fort Hamilton, came to his re-
lief and took him on shore. lie was completely
exhausted. auo nearly an hour elapsed Def re he
was enabled to detail the circumstances. lie was
taken TO bis residence in Gowanus. The bodies
had not been picked up yesterday N. Y. Herald.
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. TOURNAMENT A tournament took place ut var
~cnton, y. c.. in which W. r. Davis, the succSsln
Knight, selected Miss Boil Williams, OF Warrentoo
Y. c.. as Queen. Miss Jennie Atkinson OF ha"'aS
county Virginia. was chosen first Maid OF Honor
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MARINn IHTDLLIounC ca.
sert ~ Richmond, Jane High water lz34 o

cert o. Richmond, Jane High water l2s4 Ssp
ARRIVED.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish. New YORK, muse ano
ps sseamsr Geo peabody prtchett Baltimore. ase
Brig Delnort Locke, Reed, Cardenas. sugar and
uotas.es, r Workman Co. c,.
Schr II Nickerson, Nickerson. Boston via Chs
sschr Hope Frank. Baltimore. mdse. W Co'quitf
schr W w Griffin, Penny. James River. lumber
NJ nenr ~n -. Skies. Roughton. G. shingles. wom-
bic 3 o'"'oofh0 SAILED.
sehr Albert Stone Baltimore, In ballast
pchr Convert, Philadelphia via Port "aitbah'
coal, w Coldutt Co.
HAMPTON ROlps. June 7th.-Put in. Brig Um-
pire Matanzas bound for Boston: Captain SICK.
Put in, ship Flora Temple, days from havana.
p,ssrNGsps per Steamship jamestown. PARRISH
Ma ter from New York ~
I II Hall " II Everett. Capt Titus. Vandegriff
Webb, Kechum. Jr Henry i HAMS r. n y Dil'
BRADLEY, A NJ Rouk Richards Martin. Miss " I
Conner q ii Vernon and lady, w Me6owan, MIS-
Hnscb Miss A Shshsn, Theo Sedgwick, Mrs Ash
burner. DIR 2 Bryce, DR. Ayiet MrsP Sprman
Also from Norfolk SPOTS, Vivion II Tatum
MIRA Mcf'ray and child A AlIenbrock Miss Lucy
Jury Foss. Col Walton. Mrs Leslie. II Guy
| Pat Ly nch JnO Al ok, VIM Evans. Thomas Galway
| J w Leath, l. NJ Rumsey, D Hagerty, Jno Coebei. 4
| fliil John Grshan, brush. A 7 Whitehead, A NJ
| Braxton V Rowe. A Caboni straumver. james
| Galway VIM J Smith, VIM Isaacs, Jesse Wherry, {
| e. Cocke X n Potts, r II Fitzhugh. II Fink, Mrs
| 1hesha Peter Kegsn and lady. + Baby. ID Leogi +
| Passed steamship Roanoke. Skinner, Master, Sum
/ 'ay morning, O'clock
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NOTICE TO ApvERrIsERs.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH must be handle
by sis octoct IN ths afternoon, In order 10 appear
the next day The heavy pressure # Advertisement
uren the columns of eur paper will not admit O
their reception after the hour named.
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v,po,rr. CerrR.L SoCfsTY.-We are

VIRGINIA CENTRAL SoCfETY.-We are
requested to state that Capt. WM u RICH.PDsON;
ir the Soliciting Agent for the Virginia Central
Agricultural Society is about taking the field and
il il important to know, as nearly as convenient
about how many members can be obtained, with
view of fixing the list of premiums according 10 tne
,uggPst To all intending TO couDtenance and supper
tb;s scriety To snhscribe at once je 5-lw
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MARRIED,

n. rh,rsaav III instant nv Elder John NJ. But
Tor. Mr.. BRNJAMIN r DREAMER, to Miss MA .
WILLIAMS. all of this city. A 80,
On the 9Th inst by the Rev J. Butter o. s su,n
uopd Mr. ANDREW J. ADKINS. Of Ghesterneia
| 70 Miss SUSAN ANN LOCKETT, of the former
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Fatal, AFI RAY.

ST. LOUIS, Jnue An affray took place yester
day, in Lawrance, Kansas, between Messrs. Lane
and jenkins, prominent citizens of that place, re
suItiug in the death of the latter. An luminosity
existed between the parties, growing out of dis
puted land claim.
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| SECOND nIsPATCH.

W.sgIyGroy June jas G.. Bcrrett, Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor, is probably elected by
from 900 to 500 majority.
A few gangs of triumphant rowdies are traVer-
sing the street in bacchaualian orgies.
Threats are made to rescue from prison, Powers,
who is sentenced TO be hung Friday week.
The Marshal's mounted force will be on duty all
night