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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17
DrsoRDslLY Housn.-Maria Banks. for

before the Mayor yesterday, 10 answer the charge
Of keeping disorderly and ili-governed house In
this city. The evidence proved thst the defend
ant had just opened q new house In al alley be-
aud that che had two young ladies living with
her, bot no one had heard any unusual notice, or
seen Any improper conduct on the premises 1t
vas further proved, that she had kept disreputa-
BILE house 10 Petersburg. and that the present in-
mates Of her house resided with her In the Cock.
ade City" immediately in the neighborhood we're
respectable families, who complained Of her near
proximity to them, a. did most Of the business
men on Main street, whose rear premises ran back
TO the alley. The defence took the ground that
the house had not been open long enough to ac-
qure reputation; but the Mayor decided that the
reputation Of the keeper followed her to this city,
and therefore held her to ball. to be of good beha.
voar. and to answer an indictment by the next
grand jury.
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DEATH OF A PROFESSOR
Northern Markets.

HANOVER, n. H., Sept l5.-Professor Ira Young,
who filled the chair of Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy in Dartmouth College, died last night.
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NEW Discovery OF GuASo.-The schooner Eme
line C. johnson, sent out TO the Caribbean sea
some time since, under Lieut.. Sinclair, q. s. n.
on a voyage Of guano discovery, has returned to
Key West. The Key Of the Gulf says
Lieut. Sinclair discovered several islands in that
sea covered with guano in immense quantities.
The position of the islands aud all the particulars
of the discovery are kept secret, consequently We
could obtain no further information with regard
to them. The guano is said to be Of the very best
quality, esualling that of the Peruvian, and seems
almost ibeXhaustiJe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

HORSES KILLED By EsrIS6 RUsrgD OArs.-A Cana.
da paper says that o gentleman recently turned
d 70 horses into field of rust oats, and they
all found dead the next morning Rust 10 sup
posed to be caused by very minute insect which
lives on thej Juice Of the straw and tho rust Is its
to be poisonous secretions.
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RICH PIcKINGs-An English officer writes from
india fthe taking Ct a Rajah and the sacking OF
his palace. They found in the treasure vaults
bags containing 800 900 rupees and $50, 900 in
gold, with Jewels estimated at 100000.
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~ CAurIoN-A it has been intim ated that the
WILD IRISH GIRL s about to take passage for Phila-
delphia per steamer. the agent OF that line is re-
ouested to have her arrested should she apply for
that purpos5,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

ELIsrroNs-A. C. Lanier has been elected Town
Sergeant of Danvile, Va. Tbos L. Cooley, formerly
a Richmond printer, has been elected Constable OF
Hillsboro, NC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

SoaA-The east winds of the past few
days have sweled the tides sufficiently for hunts
men to get into the marshes, aud the consequence
s, that baskets of sora being hawked about the
streets and sold for q mere song
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n~AucrIoN NorIcs.--I ask attention
N n sAss AZ cro,ksrv and Glassware 70 take place
TVS DAY. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, at my store r,,opy
&c HIT OhtIucnN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

U. BALDWIN, Esq, author of s.Fiush Timss Of
fonitss 81 cslif,rois, for Jadgs Ct the supreme
Court Of that State. w. s.p' e''s
We learn from one ofour southern exchanges
toat Cnoctaw cotton factory. In Mississippi, Is
paying % lfs stockholders dividend Of iwsnty.
nine per cent.
Miss Henry, Of Pittsburg, Pa, who was shot BIZ
her lover, 3 recovering.
The President hes ordered the land s.le. Il, an.
sss % % postponed until the Let Of Jsly.
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DROWNED BI JUG-At Lysander, Onandaga,
county, N. Y, on Sunday, John G. Forbes tied q
jug of whiskey about his neck, and attempted to
swim the river. The jug proved too heavy for him,
and he was found at the bottom next morning
having mixed altogether too much water with his
liquor
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Persia

new YoaK, Sept 1s-Tbe Persia, with dates from
Liverpool 10 the 4th inst. has arrived.
Her news IL unimportant.
The details of the American treaty with China
are received. It is to be ratified within year
II stpuates for the exercise Of the good offices OF
the United States IN behalf Of China, In case Of
difficulty between IL aud other Powers.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL. Sept Cotton declined alightly.-
Lower aualitios declined "a Sales tor the week Of
IS mo tablespoonful taking 400 and exporters
$50. The market clos steady. Breaassnfs steady
Flour active Wheat irm. Corr dull. Provisions
quiet.
Consois 9ask@s6:l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

The HusrINos CoURr disposed Of a
large amount of civil business yesterday. The
ter m ends to MORROW afternoon.
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ACCIDENT "A little son of Mrs. Kelly, of Balti
more, who Was at that time on q visit to her
relations Ia the lower end of Fauquier county
Va, accidentally fell from Q wagon, loaded with
oa.s, last week. aud was killed, the wheels of the
wagon passing entirely over his neck.
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~RICHMOAD THsArRE

M-RICHMOAD THsATRE
BENEFIT CT
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL!
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES!
PErOF THE PErTICOATS,
KATY UaH1EL.
LADY OF THE Lions
OUR MAGGIE AS POLL TIE PErl
our MAGGIE AS KATY OsNIEL!
OUR MAGGIE AS POLLY ANN!
OUR MAGGIE IN SIX 8 )NGs.
OUR MAGGIE IN AN IRISH JIG.
SECURE YOUR PLACE.!
IT, The genuine Ambrotype can be obtained at
REEs 4 Co.'S headquarters OF Art. lSe Main street.
varying in price from IS cts to $. Large size fami
IL groups fancy cases and good assortment of the
latest lie, Of gold breastpns, earrings and lock-
cts all Of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
IT, "OUR MAGGIE is on exhibition at REEFS Cos
headquarters Of Art.
NA-FAIRBANK's ScALEs.-A uniform standard of
Weights and a correct system of Weighing. are sub
jects claiming the attention of every individual in
| the community.
correct Scale is just arbtter between buyer and
seller and it is of the utmost importance that in
strument universally called upon to decide quee
lions Of great value in the daily aud hourly tra-s
actions of business should be of such reliability and
eractntss to secure the conence IF all t3oSe cho
may be affected by The results indicated aud TO obtain
such buy Fairbanks which, for the last twenty FIVE
years. has been fully tested, and upiveseally &C
| kaowledged superior to any other made. They Car
| only be had in Richmond of GARRISON, AND ar
SON CO. No log Main street. who are sole agents,
and will deliver at short notice
Weigh Lock Scales
aiiroai Track Scales
Railroad Depot Scales
Hay and Cattle Scales
and who keep constantly on hand
Wheat and Hopper Scales
Dormant Warehouse Scales
Rolling Mill Scales
Wheelb8rrow eea,es
ortable Platform Scales
Platform Counter Scales
Ggccers' Scales
Even Balances, and
af SraIea
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RICHMOND. eEPr. IL, 1883.

RICHMOND. eEPr. II, 1883.
~Ir rs WITH WILLING PLsAsans
,uavI Ann NY TESTIMONY 10 the virtue OF BA'
KER's PREMIUM BITTEHs in making a. ngysp Rn1-
maueut cure of an established case oI LIZ. o.
the last twelve months. Also. my wife is using
4 with Qreat success after suffering for many yeass
soon a. commenced the use ct them. was sooo
convinced Of their valnab Bile Qualities cor na,n's
Tor sale nv Messrs PURCELL. Jadd h Co. anf all
the principaTDruggists in the city Of Richmond ana
ell sswher in Virginia. 10"
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~ SPECIAL NorICE.-The attention
of the public ia requested to our sale Of splendid
lot OF Furniture, Cooking and psrlor Stoves, &c,
&c, to take place ut our store. TIT. DAY at 10
EB COOK CO.,
cell Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

BAD CoEDUcr. Kennedy made
his appearance before the Mayor yesterday, for
being drunk and disorderly the night before and
firing pistol on his own premises. After a hear
ing, be was held to bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

CoNyIcTLp.-v anscrider. Sr charged with steal.
ing seine, cars &c. sfrom Gen. L. Grimes, of King
George county, has been tried, found guilty. and
sentenced to three years Imprisonment in the pc
uitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

SHIPNgsf OF GooDs To GAsroS.-It IL stated that
one Of the largest commission houses in Boston
shipped last Saturday, per steamer IRON Portland
to New York, loo bsies domestics, destined for
Canton.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cavanaueh, a

jolly con Of the Emerald Isle. appeared before the
Mayor yesterday to answer the charge OF threaten
ing TO cut short the brittle thread of life OF Marga
ret Shay. Two ladies testified against Mat, and
when they had concluded, be was asked for an ex'
PLANTATION Of his upgsliant conduct. "PIase your
honor" said Nat. II am nncommonly fond OF the
ladies' and the ladies' are fond Of too. si; but
when We get wee bit in the head, the divi takes
possession of our tongues. and we are sure to say
what We don't maue." Fearing that Mat might
carry out his threats at some unguarded moment,
tLa Mayor held him to bail for his good behavior.
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NFR r. NfyA aWr r. 40 AURn

THk RfNCAeTLR TRAGEDY.
We THE 1oealaG eontiaas the report Of the 81.
smisstlea 10 Fiscastls. The evidence win Be- con-
sasdsd 10 10 morrow's paper. Az will be seen by
ss,egrapAte dispatsh 10 todays paper, the prison
-, Hsssy w. Bovyer, vas acquitted yesterday.
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FROM SALT LAKE-THE GOLD DISCOVERIES
WEST

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l6.-The Salt Lake mail to the
2eth ult. has arrived at st. Joaephs. The Mormohs
contiuue to return from the South brigham
Young keeps concealed, for fear of the vengeance
Of his own people, who are much exasperated at
his numerous frauds.
Reports confirm the gold discoveries on the sodth
Platte. Many miners are realizing from - 10 50
mente
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

HEAVY RAIN Last Wednesday night
the rain fell heavily until near daylight. when the
clouds broke of, and at sunrise the sky was clear.
We shall hear no more grumbling about dry wea
Their for several weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

ToBAcco.-The Fredericksburg IVA Herald says:
'Ths production Of this article has become almost
general 10 this and Eeighboring counties, and
hogshsads are now raised where pounds were
scarcely grown three years ago"
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eEnIous CHARGx.-A young man giving his name
- J. 4. Alvey. and hailina from Richmond, has
been lodged In Jail at Raleig b. N. G. for forging
ffss pass over the Weldon and Raleigh Railroad
The punishment for the offence In North Carolina,
Il. imprisonment, whipping and branding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

IApolfAns Decision. Circuit Court of Ports.
nsuth, Va, has decided that the ordinance of that
city, eloslng bar rooms on the Sabbath, cannot he
enforced, - It IL In conflict with the State law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

DsAfn or An EDIroR.-The death of Walter
Hopkins, foreign editor Of the New Orleans ecu.
Siss, hes been noticed. He was an Englishman by
birth, and came to America after being defeated
tor seat 10 Parliament. Since that time he has
bsss connected With the press Of Philade phia New
Orleans, Charleston and Augusta. Ga, and was Al.
one time IN associate Of the lamsntsd Brennan on
thn DeltA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

COMING HoMs-The Central train,
yesterday afternoon, brought down large mum.
Der of passengers many of whom have been spend
ing the summer in the mou ntains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

SEnrxscrn. George Bush, late postmaster at Etua
Pa. Who plead guilty TO the charge OF robbng Tn.
maii vas on Saturday, In the United States Distrc
Court - Pittsourg, sentenced to ten years impri.
sopment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17
NEW AND FASHIONABLE FAIL

NEW AND FASHIONABLE FALL
IN aOoDS-CHAS A GWATKiN is now Ieceiv-
ing his fall supply Of ssaple and Fancy Dry dods.
Ladies Dress Goods, pain, black and colored sill e,
celored handsome Rohts Aauile. CashT mere aosss
strined eilks Flouncsd silks black and colored:3
fouDees Valencia Cross Over Drssses; Popiins Paris
lie LANES
Eheetugs shirtings Counterpa ines, Heilin9s Da-
pers Bed Blankets Ut ecks. DC.
ALso.-Negyo soods Blankets, Sleeps Grays,Cas-
sit cts, men and boys wear, which will be toid at
the lowest market prices. Our friends and custom
ers are most respectfully invited to call:
CHAs A 6WATKIS,
ael7 opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

AuaDn.-rhe Lynchburg (Va.) Republican states
that IN Irishman killed . man by the name of
pspssst, ct CAmpbsil Court House on Monday
night last, BY cutting bis throat with razor 10
franng
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DEPARTURE OF THE PRoPELLER.-The steamer
Propeller, Captain Thatcher, sailed from Boston
Tuesday afternoon for Liverpool, via st. Johns. n.
+. Her departure was quite an event. especially
among the Irish citizens The steam ferry boat
JOHN Adams was chartered for the OCCASION and
gaily decorated, with large crowd on board, &C
companied the Propeller down the harbor, With
band of music firing salutes and other demonstra.
tions of interest In the first steamer which has
ever visited Boston from Ireland.
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR TIVE "DrsPATCH.'
ESPECIAL pisrArcH
ACQUITTAL OF
HENRY w. BOWER.

TrncAsrrx, Va, Sept. l6.--IIenry W. Bowyer, 81.
amined on the charge Of killing Jas. Mcdowell, ST.,
was acquitted By the examining Court to-day.
There was loud applause 10 the Court Room, up
on the announcement of the decision Of the me-
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and dumb man from the city of Norfolk. was
jusged yesterday, by order of the Mayor for being
found in the street the night before. drunk and
asleep George bias been in the hands Of our po-
lice 20 Offer and has paid so little regard to his
promises made. that he will probably get into the
chain yapg before he Is many months older
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-17

PolnIcAL.-Hon. VIM. o. GoOde, 10 to have oppo,
sltjon Ut the next election. Samuel II. Gordon
Esd, Of PowhatAn county, Va was nominated at
meeting ct the citizens Of that county on the 9th
last. suitable person to represent the district
Mr.. Gordon adyocates .dstributiop."
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s~W G. WILLIAMS. A. NJ. Ora

rev. J. G. WILLIAMS, A. NJ, Grad
uate of the University of McGill College, Can.
ada and late Professor OF L1iin Book Keeping and
Elocuticn in Boursand's French and English In
stitute, Brooklyn, most respectfully begs leave
to inform the public that he will open Classical
aud tommercisl fchool. ON the Goth inst, On Main
street, between 10Th and Goth.
REPENEsCTe:
Boursand, Principal of Brooklyn French AMI
En- gish Institute, N Y.
Grand, l. : D. Principal of Lafayette Institute.
Brooklyn, Ny
Rodriques Attorney at Law, N Y.
Ii Lefebyre. A ID, Principal of Grace Street In-
stisus.
Lottier, Esq; NJ Talbot Esq; J Fl Greaner
ESQ; u Brideiord, Ef9; u Wilson, Esq; Il Ward
well. Esa and others. Dc .6-St~
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The work is embellished with magnificent Ike
ness of the author. taken from life. 1t will also
prove to be one OF the most saieabe works pub
Il he'd IA I ia one of ,hs most interesting books that
has ever passed through the Press
Read the following opinion of IL from John Grigg
Esq the retired Bookseller and Publisher OF Phila.
delphia:
Fro IN the commencement OF my book selling ca
deep intel est in the di tribu ion OF such books as
1 tht light wouid promote the welfare and spp
ness # mankind and take this opportunity to
say. that no book published in this country with
he exception Of the Bible) deserves mere general
circulation in every family In cur country than the
book you now have in press.
THE most important part Of education in my
opinion is this cultivation Of The heart, and peru
much good fruit.
There is no chapter in it any person will read,
but what The man, woman, or child will say they
the better afrer reading and refi.cting thereon.
With very great respect, Yours truly,
JOHN GRIGG."
For safe by GEO NJ WEST,
lit ExchAnCe Rook store
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Robes a'valentine.
Pale de Chevre.

Robes a'valentine.
Pale de Chevre.
Plaid Popiius
Imperial Foular6s.
Dress Silks.
We shall continue to receive additions to our
stoek Jas novelties appear.
We would ssk particular insI ecton OF our entire
stock of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, confident
that the qualities and prices will please.
MANTILLAS, RAGLAES and CLOAkS, fr Fail
aud Winter wear, made to order
Having in our employ one Of the best manuiac-
turers of such articles in the city, We are p,epaJ
ed to execute the work promptly and well. We iu-
wife the attention, Also Ct planters ana farmers,
hotel keepers end housokeepers 70 cur assortment
tics, sheetings, &C., &c.
SO 17-l0t SWORDS THAW.
MISS PEGKAM'S SCHUOL 1.-The
Itl third session of Miss PEGRAM'S Boarding
and Day schoul will begin the first MONDAY. IN
October and u i'll continue nine N ntbs.
No pains will be spared to make the school worthy
in all respects Of the generous which
it has hitherto received
COMPETENT Instructors are engaged for each de-
paltmept and the tourse of study will embrace
every branch essential to u liberal female educa
ticn.
The foreign languages will receive special at.en
Jion.
Mml. ErRAsp will continue to reside in Mrs. Pc
grams family, and to afford every facility for
thorough knowledge of the French language.
The Belle -Lettrr class will be resumed for the
benefit OF young ladies who have lett schos well
Circulars raining full particulars, may be had
on immediate application 10 ,,
ne l--d&cwts Linden Square
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BOARDING.

DOARDTNG.--I can accommodate four
- CT i've gentlemen with Boarding and Lodging,
and three or four Day Bosrders. Apply to
Mrs BROWN
on 9th street. I'd door from Canal STREET.
AL m
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GJcAsAsuAN efBAMRa WuKyR -steamsr
Iasfa Frances arrived here on Tuesday night from
Hsw York, bo1pd to Nicaragua, to ply on the
LAKE. She experienced heavy weather, aud
oeed her issd pump was too small TO supply her
hsvs sssagsd to furnish the new pump 10 four
oeys. lsw hours before the Laura Frances left
Asu FORK. Gen. Walker vent oil board, wished the
enpeein cafe p&sssge, and told him be would soon
net bin 10 &icaragua,--NortoU (Ta.) argus,
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FROM BRAzlL-Dates from Rio Janeiro are to the
18th Of July. Aslight negro insurrection had TAX
eu place in that city, in which the slaves Of cit
zen took possession of bis house and were only
captured by blowing the doors open with Vowder.
A large number Of German emigrants had arrived
10 the empire. Ia the Province of San Paulo the
Inhabitants have held meeting, and resolved to
build Protestant church, OF which the Rev. Geo.
HolZel is to be the pastor. The Protestant mis-
sonsry in the colony of Sancta Isabella had died of
yellow fever. His pame is not given. Embarka
ton of coffee in Rio, from July l to 81, lis G9S
bags,
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lTH TIE
LARGEST AMBROTYPES,
FOR so OENT9,
At POWERS Gallery.
POWERS made 10000 PHOTOGRAPHS for the
Virginia Legislature
Coed and cheap, can be had OILY at POWERS
Gallery.
POWERS takes the Dollar size Ambrotypes for
FIFTY CENTS.
Call and get one. l5i MAIN STREET.
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tB- No QUACKRRY-JACKsoA Ex-
CELsIoR BIITERs are made from au old valuable and
we'll tried Receipt. and Every one that has given
them fair tIiaI, agree that they the most bene
ciai and pleasant BITTERs introduced to the
public. Read the annexed certificate from medi
cal gentlemen. only one from among thousand:
"JAtKsoy, MISSISSIPPI.
"MR. r. Ii. JACKSON Dear Sir: have tried 100
bottles of your EXCELSIOR tIrTERs with my
ers, aud universally recommend u as specific
against Ague and Fever. Bilious Fever &c. As a
TosIc, End itsuperior 10 envy other article have
ever tried. AS an agreeable article In COCKTAIL il
Ia only TO be used to be approved.
Your friend and servant,
sc 9-2wif THOS Nj FALL0N, NJ D."
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ArpARArrox OF Mas HsrcH AND iIussANp--Cora
/. Hatch, Who, yeas Or moro shines. saiusd .
wide notoriety - trance spsakirg medium, aud
her husband, DR.. Hatch, have separated. The
ceuse OF this separation q differently stated.
According to the New York Pest the doctors tbs-
DRY ~ The matter IT, that hs wifA ID possgssed " d.
nannac1t Influence and be fsrther believes that this
IL thu Inevitable result 81 such mediumship hers.
Eome o: the frieads Of Mrs. Hatch. however. d. not
hesitate 10 express their convictinn snat
oil the dewitt there 10 In the matter belongs on the
other stds Of the house. The Post ADDS:
Dr.. Hatch was marrfsd TO hts present wife-n's
fourth one, We brlievs-abcut two yesrs ago. he
vas upwards Of forty, and che about sixteen The
marriage ct the ne. we believe, Was understoat
by them 10 be a srirtiua ali nit a. we'll rs legal
unior. The friends Of Mira Hatch claim that u was
unnatural and produced bv psychological iDfiupn-
ces aud not BY spiritual afinities that since the
marriage brs. Hatch has been compelled 10 lecture
t,o much-ofsen when physically unfit to do so-the
doctor resping therefrem large pfcunaTy bsnent
The writer Of this has been shown list OF FORTY
trance speaking wediums Of both rexes, which viii
soon b. made pubic. who have either separated
from their husl ands and wives arc living In ex
treme uuhappiness The list includes most Of the
prominent SPEAK ing mediums Of the country. Some
women have abandoned their husbands for other
"Kffnities" One who has figured In the recent
Free Love Conventions il set down as having sbsn.
doned two husbands both ri whom are living ann
one woman traded hnsbands with sister spiritual.
| ists The male mediums are represented as CT the
same sort.
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NoarHsRx PRRIoDIcALs AZ TIE SourH-TLe New
Orleans Picsyune estimates that the American
nonsh'ies published at the North have crcula
tios Of Loo In that city. and the weekles 500 a,
sot cost to its Inhabitants of$45 600 per snuum,
Hons AeAis.-Gov. Vsyetts McMullin and lady
arrived st Marion, Smythe Co. Va. on ssturd.v
sssoicg last, from Washington Territory,
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h. 1hanss a. Harrison, nativs II Charlss c,tv
eeaoey, We. was killed 10 Marsneo esunty, Aia'.
. ~ - tsses by being thrown from bis 6sggy.
- yelInv issss has broker out 10 Gslysston
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