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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-19

READ THIS.
WE are now prepared to sell you all kind
BOOTS AND SHOES,
for winter wear, at very low price, for the
CASH.
1t is useless for us to name the many differ
ent kinds that we have, but only say to you
we have taken the greatest pains to select the
very best and cheapest that we could find
and are confident we can suit nearly every
one who may give us call. We have
Ladies Shoes Of nearly every kind,
Gents Boots, Shoes, Caters and Ties, thick
and thin,
Boys Boots, i"
Youths =" /"
Misses Shoes of nearly every description,
Childrens Shoes in abundance,
Thick Brogans, Dutch Boots, and leathe
Bootees, with or without heels.
India Rubbers to fit every person, and yer
cheap, some as low as Is cents pair TO
gentlemen.
Give US call, and if you buy and are no
suited after you get home and examine then
more closely, we will give you your none,
back and take the shoes we do this because
we want to deal with all fairly and honestly
Our terms are Cash down.
BUTT u DOUGLASS,
No. As Main st, Norfolk
OCT And No. 81 High st, Portsmouth.
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Boots and Shoes.

VERY Low PRICES.-Ladies heel
tan Caters $1.371a-the former price
was Sl.75; Ladies slippers &c, worth 75c;
Childrens Caters SIC, worth 75c; Ladies Mo
rocco Caters $l.25, worth $l.5O; Ladies Tan
and Brown Boots at $1.25-they are elegant
Philadelphia make, worth Sl.5O. Now, these
goods are the very thing for two months to
come, but after that time will not sell very
fast, so you see our reason for our almost Civ
ing them away. We do not want to keep
them for another season. Don't fall Ladies,
to call and look at them. Terms cash.
BUTT d DOUGLAS,
No 80 High street, Portsmouth, and
Oc3 As Main street, Norfolk Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-22

NORFOLK, Oct 20 1855.
The N L. A. Blues have just arrived from pe-
OF their reception and entertainment Ia the Geek
trip.
Mine host Walters. OF the National Hotel, had q
co''a'ion ready for them when they arrived, got
ten up under the auspices OF tte honorary mem.
bers of the Blues, aud intended as q com pliment
~ we'll as comfort for them.
The cars on the Ssaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Yesterday, bronsh, four hundred and seventy two
baies OF cotton from North Carolina, to Odom &
Clements, ksder Biggs Co, Jas. Gordon and II
V. Niemeyer. Also, 4A bbIs. rosin to H. V Nis-
meyer, and lGo bbls. same to Odom Clements.
For several days past the Riehmond beats h. ys
been detained ON the river by heavy foss. We
nave been informed of numerous cases Of sgue
aud bilious fever along on each side Of James
river aud presume these fogs are little calculated
TO reduce IL.
The Marine Guard-thirty six in number-ip.
tended for the Southern Star and the sioop sf var
Preble, arrived yesterday from Washington in
command OF Lieut.. W. w. kirkland.
The steam s'oop of war Arctic dropped down to
the naval anchorage. this morning. at 10 o'clock.
Ex-Presidsut T. Ter left here on the steamer Cur.
fis Peck this morarg for his farm in Charles City
County. The Ex> President is locking remarkably
we'll. and appears to have improved since his re.
moval to the Seaboard
His family will remain at his Summer residence
until after the fairs and attending exct>ments ar,
over, when they iliremove to Charles City for the
winter. 80
Workmeu are bngily engaged In repairing the
engine and smoke Stsck Of the ssea nship CIV Of
Richmond. This ship has b.eu brought over this
side for the above essential rspairs-and will BE-
taken to private yard In Pbiladelphis to be re.
paired at tho expense Of the government. Tue U.
5 Commissioners held survsy or ber YESTERDAY
aud while their report is not public euonsh, 10
known to have the impression that it 10 favorable
to the owners
Tbs amount collected for the sufferers In New
Orleans reaches nearly one thousand doliars and
II 10 expected that two thousand more will be col.
leeted this week. La haste, Pnscuss,oN
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PRICE ONECENT.

| IAiD kIns DsrARfnBnf AT specisl
meeting OF the City Caunoil. last nixht. shs III.
IcsioS fesolutioas, offered By Mr.. Esndoiph, were
Rssslsea, That IL 10 exped,e., "a ors..,z. ,.,a
ffrs Dspsrtmsnt for the city Of Richraond.
= Aesostxd, That tbetvo osdfnAnees rsportesbv fh~
gomn,sss. s On tas fse Dsrsrtment s. reierrsf %
re dirsct-d to report an ord marco establishins
PAD firs Department..
The vote % the adoption Of the resolutions was
q, agss- ys.s,s. Saunders. {Pre.idsnt.) areAuor.
satsn Sssass h..sssias ROddy. kobinsOn. Randolph
No-Mf. Epps-l.
KsvIslos OF ORDIYABcHs.-The foil,y.
ing resolution vas offered last night, BIZ Mr. arst
tan. and adopted by the Council
hssotesd That there be paid 70 Joserh Naxo r.,
fnr hrs ser vicss and ~1pepsss in = vi.;rc ~. R
nsnc.s q the city. tbs sum o. $50. which shsli be-
penses. -" '''N" snd OK |
PAlD0NRD. We understand thst Row.
eI BLACKBURN, convicted q year or tvo 400 ~
Ieionious assault upon Abner W Trnbne In th;.
cry, has been pardonsd BY the Governor snd
released from the psnitentiary.
BROAD Rock RAcrs.-The fall meat.
ing over the Broad Rock Course commenced ves- |
.erday. The hrst race, sweepstakes for All soes
t~o miles, $50 entrance, 500 to be added bv the
proprietor, vas won By b. h. Little Creek, 20 fol-
Dssla McDapiel names b. b. Little. Creek by Billy
~
T,r "a. ... s1 nAmes b. c. BY Chiide Harroid..
Second Haee-Mi hs.t.. pur.e sim a., .,.r...
M ea9esa-was ssas won By John Belcher's br r John T.
'onh beicn.r NAMES br. q. John L.. by Chflds Bar
"a "cpahiei names ch c. By Revenue g years
c.,yin " aie'n names Kate. By aisn:.s-s y..,.
Tine-Etsk ''.'''--'''' ~ .
mile heats, 10 to come eff
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ST. NICHOLAS EALOON.'

r.. - nz,s,alse1iII, hiCHMOND AND
EuAD OENTRAL AND STATE
FAIkS-DurinR the Continuance Of the Centralald
state Fairs at Richmond and Petersburg, tickets
Richmond, and from kichmOnp ~ PstersbuTs. as Is
cents each.
All articles intended for exhibition ct either sfths
Fairs will be transported to the Fair at regular
rates, and no change n ownership has taken
place. they will be transporsed back free Of arae
Az this company In Irovidsd with but Q lialted
nnBlter Of suitable for The trspsportstion sf
stock, applca alton must be male 1t the freight -
Zee. ct least four days prior 70 the dsy on which
stock 10 TO be transported; stock may BE- driven.
free of toll, over ,he Manchester and PeserBtuSG
Turnpike IL nd, distance q miles.
oc il-dtN3 Il II GILL. eupt.
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TIE CASE or SUNDERLAND. I'm the
Circuit Court, yesterday NOR ning, Judge Meredith
refused to set ssids the verdict in the case of
Nathaniel Sunderland. lately convicted Of the
murder Of Patrick Colbert The prisoner WAS then
sentenced to the pententiary for sixteen years In
order To- allow the prisoner opportunity to take
an appeal. the execution Of sentence was suspend.
cd for thirty days.
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SPECIAL NorTcns-
I- MAaSiricESr SrocK or NRw pa
Ga DEsss 4eons ,es BRoAp srarrr.-
j. N LLHIsE ER ~ nnn

49, MAaSificRNr SroCK or New PA
Els DRESS secns 'ss Bsoap srssrr-
d. ~ LLHIsER q BRO.
would rep csfnsiy call the attention IN ,ha;r ;..
xDik pssss %fs aosbs ie 'asr sns,rs
,as s.S s ssnE ssss ssssa sass :, q
s.naeiy low prices. By one OF tneir firm. They will
name m part comprising the assortment, expecting
chase. " ~ 'ui
FOR LAoIEy' DRESS GOODS.
MAGNlflCENT SILKS!
roult de Sole a-i.es; Pouit do soie a. bayadera
kch Hes Leo osnel Psait de Sole Bayadsrc ombr.
n'Sa gsaea Hros de Rhine. all boiled; heavy Gros
kieh White Meire Antiques Plaid and Striped OF.
kebes paiiahs in ri.h pria,ed colors
.sopss y a -Les,a- Double Japes. do 10
sohes Double Jgpes Qaii .. do do
&c @ Dsa soiandts: kobosa Uaadrifis
hobeAs-aes d Al erni. in rich eolors
r,n,ed r,.,n french he,lnoes Anda'aslmere 20 Fcosse
Al Weol pari. Amslinas and valeOcia. e0 90
hien Printed DeLaines, Medai ana Bouquet
!. Bay yadere and Ihintz
Black and high color. all W5ol I'in paisinss I Les
Pouit Do Cheyres and Silk foulards in variety
peLa,aos OF American manufacture of great variety
saxcus Is col Piaids; English Merinoes
Lupln's BLACK Bonbszsnes. irou the lowest to the
Heavy BsaSer Cloths for Ladies' Raslans and Cloaks
Aiso the ne"est sty les in Ladies wrapping, such as
A.
Aantii!s shawls III Stella, broche and Plush Bor-
ders
Msnt;ila shswls OF four sides. all Saxon Wool
Heavy Double Shawls; hne Souare ShawIs for
Misses and hildreI
French Nosile work Fmbroider;e. in endless VA
r. y LINEN aid housekeeping Goods. full rtock /;
Fisnnes Of every c5lor and quality; Sheetings aud
sshirtngs Of every width and length Boys' and
NJ re Wear in god sty lee; Hosiery Goods in Silk
"a DOL, Norsted and Cotton; Curtain materials, ia
Muslin. Ltce and broca.elles; hite Goods in Swiss
Check: Cambria, Jsc hets; Plaid and Striped Mus
Inns; Prints and Domestic Goods Of every descr,p-
ZION; Blankets very cheap; Goods for Servants
Wea-, remarkably low.
Families who pnrchase largely, and country mer.
chants who are about visiting the city, will set the
fail worth Of their money by purchasing of the an
dersSned, who are the pioneers In selling good bar
gains.
Remember our rnotto--"Quici sa,es and email
prcnts;" first in quality. lowest in price ="
MILLH ISBR BRO,
&C ll-dlf 1873 Broad street.
b~ Da. JOHN B WALTRALL, (Homee-
rathstl offers his professional services to the cit
OF Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his
sidehce, on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
yel2-dly
sGEoRos B. srAxL. Dentist, Office
sai residence No Zsl, en- MAN, between 9Th and sth
,5Sets Richmond Va. my sG-iy
E- CIGAss,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MASUFACTUED TOBACCO.
A large and well selected stock,
WHULESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
l4th street.
between Main and Ersuklin SITS.
\ B.-CIGARs made iii any st5 le to order.
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DISMISSAL OF SURGEON sHERHls-Dr'W ". Sher-
man, Surgeon Ia the United ates Navy has
appealed to Secretary Taucey from the decision Of
court martial dismissiug him from the African
squadron. The case against Dr. s. originated in .
letter addressed by him to Commodore Conover
coDdemniDg the inhuman practice on the the u
g. ship Dale, Of putting sailors in the swsa. boxes
for punishment, and citing . case where death
nearly ensued from such confinement. The
communication was sent through the commanding
officer (McBlsir) the party responsible for the
matters reported, with written request that he
sheuid forward it to the Commodore. The only
answer received was the charges preferred by the
Commodore at the instance of Commander McBlsir
against Doctor Sherman, as follows: l. Treating
his superior officer with contempt. Scandaious
conduct, and g. Neglect of duty. On these charges
he was tried by a Court, found guilty, and dis
missed from the ss1Adros. The Court hold that
thA report should have been made to Commander
McBlair himself
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UuNrING A FoRTUNs.-Rev. Car we'll Drake. OF
North Caroliua, sailed for Eogiand ia the Arabis
on her last voyage for Liverpool. Mr.. D visits
heir Of the famous Sir Francis Drake, the great
Admiral aud Navigator, who was appointed and
Knightsd BY Queen Elizabeth. We hope our Mr..
Drake will succeed in making good his claim to the
immense property, now, hike the Jennings
estase," 10 want Of an heir 1t Is true that 1t was
at one time doubted whether Drake was O Bucca.
neer or a law-abidng Eng'ishman. but a. the
Virgin Queen solved that doubt by making him
an Admiral and Knight, We hope our Mr. Drake
the fortuus founded BY Sir Francis.-hateigh Re
ulster,
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MAYoR's CoURr The only care cf i'm
portanes before the Mayor yesterday, was one
which disclosed some secrets of the wine trade,
white it showed most plainly the desperate ex-
pedients resorted to by some Of our colored popu-
la,ion, when they make up their minds for a
spree. Preston, Psmpey aad CorbiD, slaves-the
FIRST belonging to j. d. Quarlea, aud the others to
George Turner-were up for stealing cask Of
port wine, valued at $25, from J. 2. Nesgle, on
the night Of the 18th inst The evidence that they
purloined the cssk, rolled it down to the brick
yard where they work. and gathered around with
dippers to dip in largely was pretty direct. That
these brickmakers got tight as bricks that night
was also probable. Consequently. the Mayor re-
manded the bscchsnalian trio for foal trial.
question may arise in Court 40 to the name by
which the liquor 10 designated in the warrant
Port wine sells at FIVE dollars. but il was not
claimed that the contents Of the stolen cask would
command moro than 81 cents gallon. But We
are great on domestic manufactures, and why may
not port wine be made ss we'll In Richmond as Ia
Oportof
Dick, slave, employed by McDearmon Cham.
berlsyne, wss punished for stealing q lot Of toLac-
co from Shockoe Warehouse.
charge against Ann Dobson, OF assaulting
John McCough, was dissiesed.
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MORE oFTHE LOST The loss of the Austria was
first reported at Southampton BY the ship Penn
bertoD, from Virginia, which fell in with the bark
Lotus, with the rescued passengers on board. The
names Of the passengers who embarked at South.
ampton on the lost steamer are:
Miss X Ford, SIR BickeI, MIR Robt Hunt Mrs
Lydia Hunt. Stserage--Nr Norris, Nicbolas
ReDouf. RACHEL ReDouf. Mrs Francis Neal, Annie
Neale, Master Frank Neals, Mary Nsale, (ipfaut, J
Mr. Beudenson French Passenger List -
Second Cabin-Nr Jshn Meutoa, Mr. Louis Mem
mann, Mr. Le FAivrs and wife. steerage-Mr
Joseph Leibel. Mr. Joseph George Keller, Mr
Joseph Weipfsr.
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Tbs Erw ORLEANS SuRFsRHRs.-The
Young Mens Christian Association Of Richmond
have succeeded in raising 5000 for the yellow
fever sutferers in New Orleans. They wish to make
the amount up to $1,000. and we hope our citizens
will generously aid in the noble work. Contribu-
tions may be banded to the committees, or left at
the store of Mr.. p. b. Price.
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BAIL RFFUssD.-The counsel for Nim-
rod B. Dickinson. lately tried for the murder of
John c. Haley, made application to Judge Mer-
edith yesterday, to admit the prisoner to bail for
his appearance at the next term OF the Circuit
Court, the jary having failed 10 agree upon 3 yer-
dict. The Judgs refused to grant the application,
and the prisoner Was remauded to Jail.
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OFFICE r { D. r. Ri
Richmond, Get. Sth, 1ss6.
-rpwa NOTICE. - ExhibitlOn


Of tho UNITED eTATng sAA
VIRGINIA. CENrhAL AGRICULTURAL. .e0CIE-
TIES, TO be he d u Richmond, conmencing On
MONDAY, Oct. 18th 1888:
This 10 TO inform members OF these 6oeisties eoa-
ing to Richmond this road. that upon preseptA-
tiop Of their certificate ot membership at the time
af purchasing the tiekets. 10 come to nichDond.
hey will be entitled 70 free ret.rn tsekA. hteh
will be furnished them at the time 81 procuring
said sickets down. Thme tickets can be Gotsen, On,
and after the 22d October. and good only iron thot
day to the lst 4 november. inclusive- 80 u. 80.
Asm6ers Qf the VifDinid Ndfs Z0vieHLtnraI &Cjefv,
70 be held In EtierstnyD commencing On Toeot1aY,
Noyenb r tho and, .homsy come oysr this rssa.
will be entitled 70 res rsfuTD ticket. pseseatAr
ton Of their certificate II membershtp to the Agent
at the Station at ths tme Of psoeuring ther tshst
IN visit the Pair. Those tickets can BE- bad, en and
after october the 18th, and good Only fsn that dey
to the 8th November lnclusive.s .sf~ 1880 asf
stOck other articles semi over THE roaA oe ..
hbiion at either OF the above Ynirs, will BE- charged
the usual rstee Such stock or other articles VIII b
returned free, If such stock. xs., haSnst ehaaUsa
owners rsss -s4.s-k -
Two days notice must be given pricr 10 sendisg
stock. 10 insure its being properly EewarAs4
oc li-dlm CAMPBkLL Supt.
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q fairs in Rocking ha m.

HARRIsoSBURG. Va,
Drfntsr 1Sth l.S2

HARRIsoyBURG. VA, !
October 28th, 1I5S !
The Circuit Court for this county 10 still 10 ses-
sion, and have been engaged up TO this time on
criminal cases. The case of the Com ION " ealth
cs Gee W. Entsler, for stealing noticed ia my last
was concluded Saturday evening The prisouer
was found guilty and sentenced to ono mouths
iinpris, aud fiue Of $500. The case was
ably conducted by Jno. l.. Harris and T. L. Yancsy
f,r tue Commonwealth aud A II. ii. stuart, G.
Lewis and Jno. w. G. Smith for the dsfescs
After that, the case of Common wealth Us Jack
usstingsr charged with stealing a.slase, belonging
10 +. M ErviDs, was brought up. The case occu
pied the Court until Wednesday, when the Jury
brought In verdict Of "guity," and hxed his
punishment At three ysars in the penitentiary.
Another case OF the care that Northerp philsp-
thropisss take OF slaves has been made knowu.-
Somet~ months ago, q slAve, the property of
Col Hopkins, of this county, off and got in -
Canada. His master received q letter q few days
since. begging him 20 come after him, aud briog
him back 20 his old homo in Firgisis; that be has
been sick and half starved ever since he left and
that he was tired of negro freedom in the North -
We do not know whether Mr.. III. will comply with
htsIsqCest or not.
revival of religion, conducted by the Rev. T.
ii. Hay nes Of the NJ. g. church, South, 10 in BRO
grsss in this place at the present time. Rev Mr.
CouliDg, the Z. f., WAS present during portion of
the services, and preached several interesting and
instructive sermons. VALLEY
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FRoM rHI WEsr IspIrs.-From the Dutch West
Indies hare adsices dated at Curacao on the 29th
ult. Trade WAS dull and the weather unusually
dry. No American man-of war had been In the
port for i've years. An American named Charles
R. Follin. was cut down by an armed policeman on
the 2lst OF September, and would lose the use Of
| his arm iu Consequence of the sabre wound.
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PLsAsIN0 IHoipRHT.--At the close of
Mr. Halls address, at the Mechanics' Institute. on
Wednesday night, Mr.. James A. scott, nrsf Vice
President, I, arose and remarked that he had besn
dsputsd by the ladies to perform pleasing duty.
and 10 their name presented 10 Mr.. Hall bssati-
fuI usesth and boquet. This testimonial of ap..
probation from the fair lsdiss vas gracefully -.
ceiyed.
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News YRoM fHs EASTERN CoAsa OF AFRICA
The schooner Z. II. Miller, at Providence, Il. J.,
from Guillimone River, brings news that DR.. Liv.
iDgstone bad gone mp the Nile with his small
steamer. The dstuT bapces with the native tribes
continued, and tho new Governor had started With
force of three native and forty European troops
against them. News had been received ofa victory
over the natives at Champanxse, on the ZAmbesi
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IMMENSE ST1AM HAMaER.-The triumphs efsteam
- mechanical agent. are ever on tae increase
The more 1t accomplishcs the more it fnds TO do.
A simple illustration Of this fact is the advance
made 10 the construction of steam hammers, these
tools having gone on increasing ia quick gradations
until rhs climax Of a eix and half tons dead ham
merng weight, with fall OF seven feet six nches,
has been reached in Glasgow, Scotland. The fouu
datioD on which IL stands 10 enorm ously massive
bed OF iron aud timber combined, aud the actual
framing standing upon this base consists ofa pair
of vertical cast iron columns, Of rectangular traBs
sections placed twenty fee. apart, and bound
together iateraly By strong horizontal csst.iron
beam sfequai solidity. An opening is cast ia the
centre Of this beam for the passage through Of the
steam cylinder, which Is really the hammer block.
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SALn or Coal LAsD.-0n Wednesday
last 385 acres Of coal land, know - "Branch'sS y
Ia Powbstan county, we're sold By Msssrs. Jas NJ.
Taylor Sou, suctioneers Of this, clsy for $3.50,
or ts.per acre. Messrs. Elicit Stsgg purchasers.
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AMEs.-It 10 said In some of the papers that
while clergyman was praying 1t camp meeting
in the most fsrvsnt manner, Tor ths devif TO be
curtailed sealous old negro loudly exciaimed:--
"Amen. yes massa, bress God, cot him tail smack
amooth "a"
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HEAvT ROBBERY -Mr. Esteli. OF Winchester,
Tennessee, left Nashville for home in the Iaet
Thursday, but had only gone about eight miiea,
when be missed his pocket book, containing $1,000
and some papers. He Immediately lef, the cars
and took the back track, and found his pocket
book, minus the money, near Mill Greek. No clue
to the robber had been found.
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GRAcs CuuRcH will be open this even
ing At "a o'clock Persons desiring to purchase
or rent pews will please attend.
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HUsrrsos CoUar The proc sediugs of
this court yesterday were devoid Of interast
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JUDGE DouaI.s-The st. Louis Republican con-
tains letter from ths Hon James B. Clay, Of Ken
tucky, In favor Of the success OF Judge Douglas IN
Illinois; and it promises similar letter from the
Hon. John J. Crittendsn in few days. Gov.
Chase, OF 0hios about take the stump In Illinois
In opposition 70 Douglas
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ApyouSssD.-Ths Circuit Court dis.
possd Of all psndisg hssinsss yssassdaS, 80 -
jousnsd uatl ths eerine term.
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ARRIVAL OF LAaos CArrGr.-Ei

Arrival OF LAR0H CArTLE.-Eighteen
large cattle arrived yesterday morning. BIZ the
Fair The celebrated buii Ascipio," belonging to
Mr.. 8 G Ludington. Of Greenbrisr, and t9o besvss,
weighing $500 pouads. belonging 70 Msssrs
walker Yount, Of Augusta county, are among
tha unmbor.
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Judge Cushing has resigned bis seat on the beach
Of the Jnstice9 Court in Boston.
CesstsrIsit 90 nolse osTshA eaAss Bank Of Ohio
are Il circulstion.
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INDIANA STATE FAIR.-The total receipts were
xlO,5OO Tho exhibition Of stock 10 spoken Of ~
svsry creditabls.' One crop Of twenty acres OF
corn, offered for premium. gave an average OF l36
busheis Der acre. The best acre gave 100 bushels,
the poorest lo2sS bushels. II grew on Ohio River
bottom land, near Rising Snu.
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SPECIAL NCTIGEa.
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ssss- PArER HAAGIS0s, 81.
tOiIS Il. uEt: AUI.T,

SQUARE, AsOvENhW CUSTOM HOUSE.
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a. ant tNlvet, Emboessa. Glazed an Plain. EN-.
> nav, taany ue~ aaa bSsntitdi styi0s. He would
O.. .,ari'ssle' astsn''ea TO the great and elegant
NIH,f4g3UNS AND WOOD IAlTlTTOyS.
-, Ia elrrass ia stsie and beauty any ever before
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q. u MOOD MoUtpING<, s, he is prepared Is papar
l. .,.,s iiaN. aud EHIrsS ia q style which oanrot
fs, - >l,zl AID on moderate terms ~ auy house
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So seil
IT,. !tan examination Of his stock, az he Ia
aete.s. iIeI - do work Nj "a LGS sIGVRg and teeis
ss'ls Ihss he VIII Ufer great ndueems nts TO those
yila 10y Il, ,or him With aCail SO 2T-in