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RuDssEss. ss.-Complaints are FREQUENT

KUD1HEss- Complaints are frequent OF
the rude conduct Of certain boys who attend Leigh
Street Baptist Church. during the time OF religious
worship, and disturb the congregation by laughing
talking singing, dancing, aud even running in and
cut of the house. II some Of the members would
take the trouble to watch these youngsters aud
have them arrested and prosecuted, the nuisance
would soon be abated, The law imposes q severe
punishment on all disturbers Of religious worship
aud those who suffer by the annoyance ought &c
have the frmness to get rid of IL.
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Edward D. Grant, formsrly Of Norfolk W, vas
murdered recently IN TsxaA
Mrs. Mary Randall. viGs ef Governor kaodaii, q
Wisconsin, died q Wankssbs on the 18th instant
Of consumption.
There we're al deaths ID New York last vssk,
~ o. cousumptiou.
D n. James and hmily have arrived n Nsw
York, ard are ssopping ss The uatco fieeo uotel.
Thev viii sail lJs kurope h The fsvs1a tomeesou.
: Are ossusre1 q Mystic urtA c.. . ve6oer
~. dosesuytue tie Reel 00eo, D. .. ueGoo - =
nUaabsg e seesoo. Loos ooosouos
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E8- CorGHs. CoLDs, HoARsENEss, &C
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
w HOUSE.

KENT, PAINE 81 co, l63 AND l65 MAIN sr
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED To THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALE In
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention of Dealers to
enr very large and well assorted stock of READY
MADE CLOTHiNG manufactured by ourselves for
CASH in the very best manner. We feel confident
that merchants who are in the babit of purchasing
At the North and elsewhere will but promote their
own interests by giving our stock careful exami'
nation before going further.
Besides Gentienen's Dress Wear, We have very
large stock of ~ ,
Made in the very best manner, and OF the most
substantial mater ais
In addition TO the above, we have in store $50 doz
9, ticntlemens SHIRTS of all qualities and st, les,
besides a large assortment of Hickory Shirts, Can
ton Flannel and Under dc; Red, Blue and drey
Flannel dc; BED Flannel Drawers, Canton Flannel
and Jeans do; and sporting Jacketsali ofwhich viii
be sold q. prices which viii compare fayorabiy with
any market in the country, and upon the most sat
90 10 ysw KENT PAINE co.
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IscsNDrARY.-Bob Carter, slave to Min

NVV OSKVC1, bI0V0 % VuI -
Temple, was arrsigned before the Recorder ye.ter.
day, to answer the charge Of setting are to r.. O.
dary's cooper shop, last Sunday. Three witnesses
were examined for the Common wealth, one of
whom testified that about i've minutes before the
nle ne saw the prisoner aGd another negro ct
the door O.! the cooper's shop and Bob seemed to
have stepped out Of the door on that Instant
The two negroes then passed witness, laughing
and talking with each other, and in fsw minutes
thereafter, the shop WAS discovered to be on fire.
AS this was the strongest testimony elected the
Investigation was adjourned until to-day. and the
prisoner admitted to bail.
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An EyssrruL HoNrYNoos.-A correspondent Of
the Athens Banner, writing from Laurenceville,
Ca, Sept. 18th, says:
Mr. John Roper, one OF the South Carolina chiv.
alry was married about two weeks ago; came to
this county, and on last Monday stole negro from
Mr.. A. q. Holmes, was arrested and brought here
yesterday; to day be plead guilty, and was SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for years. An eysnA
ful honey moon.
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TRAVELLING ON Foor William John
son. an aged man, came before the Recorder yes
terday to answer for trespassing on Joseph Luci-
anna, last SundayI The old man stated that he
was his way to see his wife and children in Dela
ware. and promising to resume bis journey instant.
ly, effected his discharge.
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MINISTER nRAp Rev Thomas G. Hayes, men,
ber OF the Virginia Methodist Conference Of the
Epiecopal Church, South, lied 10 Baltimore, where
he was temporarily scjournina. Sunday. Mr..
Hayes resided At Amherst Court House, Virginia.
He leaves . wife and three children. The deceased
vas about 4s years, and WAS hvorsb!y known
throughout Virginia. His disease vas chronic
diarrhea
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CROSSING NBEDED.-At the corner Of
9th and Marshall streets q fagging is very much
ueeded to enable pedestrians TO keep out of the
mud in wet weather. Will the Commissioners OF
Streets give the matter their early attenticnt
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL

ROAD-NOTICET TO CONTROVERSIES
proposals will be r. c.ved by the undsrsxusA untN
the 10th OF November next, for the GrnduAt'oa As1
Masonry Of tue first nifty miles Of the above foAd-
extending from the Virginia and Tsnness~e EaiirosA
west towards Cumberland Gap. The prealss snd
plans upon the above named distance can be zen Is
the Office OF tho Chief knsineer " the tev OF Ab-
give all necessary xpanations In regard tberete
Tho line 10 divided into about one ms secttocs in
the above distance there will he earth to move
amounting about ss2,feo yards cf Iccss and hard
rock, about 5l3 900 yards Of mortar maDnKy, ~ -
perches Of dry drains, = c1p psrchss.
Those proposing fos the work arc requested -
state In their bids what amcuut OF stock thsy are
wiling 20 take. In part payment fcr their wssk--
ee 2i-dta WJHAWKlno q CD.
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Eas- TEErH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT

PAIN, ny MANS OF ELECTRICITY.
GEokGs " JONES, Dentist hereby informs
those wishing their teeth extracted that be is
prepared v th this new method AID is daily using
II with complete success. His sgw IssTRUNEsrs,
with their India rubber fucrum, particu ularly
adapted 10 it, rs they give the operator entire
tros OF the electric current This crest Improve
q has been generally adopted by the profession,
iDasnuch il not only subdues tho pain Of extrec
ton, bat aiso prevents the prostration
selaent apon such operations especially where there
many teeth TO be drawn. eI-lm
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FELosY.-Jim Ellis, the greatest rcrse

FELoAY.-Jlm Ellis, the greatest rcgse
that ever stepped in shoe leather, was remanded
by the Recorder yesterday, for fnal trial at the
next term of the Hustings Court, on two charges :
One for stealing watch, valued at So, from Ned,
slave to Samuel NJ. Bayly-and the other for steal
ing watch, and sundry articles of wearing appa-
rel, valued at $25, from Albert Brown, slave to
Wiley Brown. The proof in both instances was
30 conclusive that Jim was compelled to acknox.
ledge his guilt.
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LAND WARRANT FoRGERIEs.-An old man named
Samuel C. Albro, has been arrested in Rochester,
~ Y, for personating dead soldiers of 1872, whose
names were on the muster rolls, and obtaining
pensions thereby. magistrate and two or three
lawyer. have been arrested for completely In tho
crime.
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RAPID DRIVING in the streets of the
city, is positively prohibited by law and should he
severe!y puDi'h"d On Sunday afternoon last
negro man, whie .cres, ng Main street, near Tists
was run upon BY a horse attached to buggy, and
severely bruised. The wo young men In the We BIZ
Gle did not stop to the effect OF their caressuesp
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THAT FAM, at the Union Station Me-
thodst church, is yet in full blast, and the ladies
are sparipG no efforts to make il inviting.
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RICHMOND. 18th September. 1858.

nIcHAoAp, IStA september. 1906
Having heard various rumors with reference to
the dithculty between the Hon. Sherrsrd Clemens
and y. Jennings Wise. Esq. and. concediag that
iu tce OF crltici.m upon the secondsin allowing the
exchange OF fur Shots the absence If knowledge
V Jdcts. l deem it but proper to give the pubiii
those iscts and 70 allow them to decide upon whom
rests the responsibility of the resnlt
On the 18TH Of September, at the request Of Mr..
Clemens. delivered to Mr.. O. j. Vine challenge,
which was accepted, ard for Arrangements was re-
fsrred to MIR. !. ?. Chtsman. The chalienge was
based upon an editorial In the Enquirer which Mr..
Cesnens regarded a. deliberate insult BY arrange
ms.t, the parties were to meet or near sunrise.
af the Fairfield Race Course Friday. the 18th and
both parties had the liberty Of sescting one ouside
friend ID addition to . surgeon. Befure the hour
nxed. the parties were ON the field. Mr Pryor wss
requested by Mr.. Clemens TO 60 with him. and con-
sentsd TO do 10. with the understanding that he
would have no connection with the Hafter What.
ever. and that he might be useful In the event Of
Mr.. OLE mems being wounded or 70 Eject On $50
nodstlon Ar. 0so. Riickts nas npoo -. asld E =
clsnsas. A seoa = eo1vsntent. saa wjeaeat ~
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OLD MINISTER GoNE.-The Charleston Is. c. Mer-
curry, in noticing the death, by yellow fever, Of
Rev. Reuben Post, says:
He WAS educated at the Theological Seminary at
Princeton. New Jersey, where he was graduated
in 1918. Immediately upon graduation, DR.. Post
entered upon missionary service in the State of
Virginia. From that service he called to the
pastorate of the First Presbyterian church in
Washington. During the administration of Gen.
Jackson, who was member of DR.. Posts congre-
CATION. he was for two successive terms chosen
Chaplain of the United States House of Represeu
tatives. In the autumn of 1885, a call from the
congregation in this city extended to DR.. Post,
which he accepted, and was instslled pastor In the
February following. He has continued in that
position, to the great satisfaction Of his people,
ever since.
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

H4SA The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley. between
lumbian Hotel, COACHES, CHAR1OTE1S, BA.
ROUCHES, BUd6IES. with and without tops, and
SULKIES all Of his own make, Of the best mstertas
good work Of the kind can be In the city Of Rich
mond and respectfully sak . call ffonn thoee b
want of any article In the Carriage line, o. an d.
termned to make to order and sell ct tho lowest
prices possible and all work sold that 10 new war
ranted. MlCAJAH MAN0u8.
fe IS-9m
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BAe1sIsG.-On Sunday twenty -seven
persons were immersed ia the Second Baptist
Church.
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FIREMAN DEAD.-E. z. Barnes mem
Der Of the Fire Department. died yesterday morn.
Ing. Phpnix company No. 8 to which he belonged
10 ordered out this afternoon to attend the fune-
raj
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SPECIAL rorIcas.

EGT To Tpn PUBLIC. After the 15rH
DAY OF sEprENBER NEXT, the undersigned.
when Gale upon to dispense N edieiaes between
the hours Of closing aad opening their establish.
mcnts, will charge the sum of FIFTY CENrS IN
addition 60 the usual price.
This step Is ndered necessary ia consequence Of
the ireQaeat and often useless Interruptions OF our
reot
MshDEh pkKER, ]. BLAIR
WsRtSG & PEAkCE, GkUBBs &AppERsON
pCNAL a NpaTOS, AptE&GkAY
W PETERSON, FISHER " WINsTON
DOVE co, CU4S SsDAWSoN,
JoB M3AkIdCk, l. WAGNER.
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LosaIs.--T]

Lossys.-The Va Fire and Marine In
surance company lost 81 900 BY the burning Of
Mr.. Gary's cooper shop last Sunday. aud the Rich
mond Fire Association lost $500 BY Mr. Lynch's
housog
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TIE STYLE OF LApY.-A countryman, who
witnessed a lady lifting up her dress, exclaimed,
upon behoiding the numerous tiers Of hoops that
eucirced her petticoat In the shape Of crinoline,
"well, may be DANCED, If she arn't got Ave bar.
red gate wropped around her"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-28

SEoURISd THE SHADows.-some sdmi-
of the ne arts forcibly entered the dsguerreo-
type gallery of Mrs. Watson, ON Saturday night
last, and stole therefrom large frame filled with
pictures.
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NEW BooKs.-We are indebted to Mr.

NEW BooKs.-We are indebted to Mr..
George NJ West bookseller, for copies OF Davenport
Dunn" by Charles Lever; and the "Opers Dancer /,
by g. W. NJ. Reynolds, both Of which works may
be had OF Mr.. W. at his new store on Main street,
Eagle Square, where he is now Offering large
collection Of all sorts of publications. at moderate
prices.
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az SAVING MAcHrNEs. in
want of good Lock Stitch SEWING MACHINE,
are Invited - call and examine
oHpNT; wkssTEs &cpsruYxr
.pRIcE- Sl00)
They will stitch. hem. run and gather. and are
adapted TO perform all kinds Of sewing. from toe
finest fabric to the coarseat material, Tor leather
An ask is a trial Of the Machine. and If they
aA- All kinds Of stitching done to order in a
perier manner, at short notice.
They ara on txhibition Ter the present at 81 Main
street. P. HORTON kEACH,
Sc 25--3t Agent.
tS- MArrREssxs.
BEDS, LOUNGES. sc.
he subscriber has hand az makes TO order
CukLED HAIR, MOSS and SHUCk MATrR zap
IL; FgATHEk BEDS. BuLsTERs and PILLOWS;
M ikoS BfpsTEADs.
UMBRELLA STANDS S,snaf sna GHAIRS' HAIRS 'woRy
of every description done In the best style and u
'' >''''' ~ '' JOHN F REGNAULT.
1872 Main street.
r-lm Square above new Custom House.
fs. THE undersigned being now sole
proprietor Of the establishment at the corner of
Broad ard fth street whi h be has heretofore CON
JR 4 CO. hereby announces TO his friends and the
public geaeTalv that he has just returned from the
North, aud fiatters himself that he has laid IN
suoh an assortment of CRJCkkRY. CHINA and
GLAoSW ARE. end at such prices as will snatle
him 20 sell as low FOR CASH. can be purchased as
any similar e.tabfi,hm.nt in the city. lie partc'
uarly solicits call from The former patrons OF the
house, assuring them of his renewed Efforts to give
e:'re sat'ae'0 both as FegaTs sTS2l 2r'es ana quar-
Dealer in Crockery China and Glassware.
Corner of Broad and 4tb street.
Opposite breeden, FoI Co.
free a charge SO 25-6t
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Ess~ PARKE PoIGDBXTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

4
Will practice In the city of Richmond and In The
sa- Office in Lisle's Building. corner OF Main and
18th rtreets SO 23-l2m
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MANsIAuaHrER.-JamesT 7. Devliu has been con-
yicted In Dnwiddie county, Va, OF involuntary
ruanslaughter, and hned $3.50
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0uT or Tpoup'

OUT OF TRoUBLE.-Thomas Watson, the
poet laureate, and only living successor Of Shsks
peare, was consigned to the chain gang YESTERDAY
by the Recorder, in default Of bail for hs good be-
havior. On Sunday last, poor Tom attracted a
crowd OF boys as he was passing along Cary street
ana while they were shouting and yelling after
him, he was taken by policeman and loc ked up
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sSs~ ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED

with any Chronic Disease considered incurabe, will
receive a Letter giving information which will in
cure speed and permanent cure, by sending then
n smes and one stamp Ito prepay postase) TO Dr. T.
Is. PocTE, the celebrated Chronic Physician, ano
author Of Medical Common Sense" saratoge
nprinrs Ny SC l3-dS w3m
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boy Ds. JoHN B. WALraALL, (Homee

pathist) offers his professional services to the Cit
gems oS Richmond and ITS vicinity. once ct bis re
siieAce, on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
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Yours 56agg 65faiggfstfnilKk; u iBlKk;ockEsBRousH.
lion. sHERRARD CLEMENS, Present.


The Enquirer, Of the 18th, animadyerts n. con-
siderable length upon these letters, and the re-
hections upon Mir. CLEMENS contained in these ami.
madversions provoked the challenge. The article
CT the 18th, which was Immediately appended to
the above letters, commenced as follows:
such is the conclusion of record which the
most favorably disposed juror. acting under oath
70 decide the case upon the evidence before him,
coeid not fal to regard as very discreditable to
Mr.. Sberrard Clemens. Look at the facts Mr..
Clemens Inserts in the "Enquirer" an announce
ment that ne Is authorized by J,dge Brockenbrouqh
70 state That the latter declines in any way the
use OF MS PANE in the coming canvass" This is
followed by publication over Judge Broken.
brough's own signature, from which we gather the
following facts: lst. That he never did authorize
Mr. clemens to make any publication whatever on
the subject. I'd. That be did not even inform Mr.
Clemens Of any intention to decline the use of his
aame in the canvass. Sd. That in the course of
brief and casual conversation (of a few miL utes
only, as 1t now appears,) be merely informed MIR.
Clemens that he did not seek Dor desire the Office
of Governor of Virginia. 4th. That he gave MIR.
Clemens no assurance that he would shrink from
high public duty, if, unsought, it should be i'm.
posed on him by the voice OF the people.
"Under these circumstances, We called on Mr..
Clemens for defence. The facts themselves, as
they appeared, were his accusers. We called on
him to furnish, by q precise and circumstantial
array Of facts and arguments, whatever justihca-
,ion he could present consistently with truth
Upon what grounds did he pretend to be author
iyed to publish anything whatever in Judge
BrocEenbrough's namsi How did II happen that
be misconstrued the intentions Of the latter,
which be was not authorized to publish, A. by
authority, even if he had understood them per-
fectiyi How could bis hasty action 10 this
matter be made to coincide with his profess
sons OF friendship sfor Judge Brockenbrough,
Was not his action dictated entirely by an eager
desire to serve the interests Of some other candi
datef All these questions were propounded Tor
bis consideration aud reply. We had right 70
lemsnd thorough circumstantial explanation of
the whole matter. He had abused our confidence
sd misused our courtesy; We had right to every
sine by which to determine whether this was done
wifllly. csrelrssly or Intentionally. Instead of
yrssen ing 10 with y full aud manly s1plaaation
.,ser his o~n signature, Mr.. Clemsns nov appeals
u Judge DgesksehsOush. Aptssls - hin ter
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WIN. & DAVID GIBSON,

MAIN NEAR THE CORNER OF erH STREET RICHMOND VA,
ResnectfIlly inform the Citizens of Richmond and
public generally, that they are prepared, with tht
assistanco of their steam power, and all the most
useful wood working schinery, to execute every
DESCRIPTION of work in their line If business, in
manner not to be surpassed, snch as Building Hoas
es of all dmeDrions, repairing or remodehng the
same. mn ting jp { tore Fronts CT any kind, Shefy
ings put up, Counters made. &c. in peat ard taste
fni tnanper Stairs tuilt and Hand Rails worked
according 10 Geomet ical Principles CorDices made
to snit any style Of Bnildings; all KINDS of Mould
ings on hand; Sash, Blinds aud Doors made to or
der aud sent any part OF the country; every kiDd
of w ood Turning such as Stair Baiusters, Novel
POSTS. &c Architectural Wool Carving for Stere
Fronts and Capitals for Porch Columns. Allorders
executed in a ncst mariner.
w d. GIBSON hore, by strict attention TO
business together with their practical knowledge
of the saine, to merit continuance OF public pa
tronage. 60, -, 49,.
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KE5 HE STohACH prepares tne aIe-
reuts Of the bile and the blood. and If it does the
ti0us diseases ihecerta!n result. As socn there
fore any Affections of this kind are perceived, We
may rest assured that The digestive organs out
OF order. The first and only thing u be done, is
administer a specific which will act directly the
stoiaach-the handspring of the animal machine
ry For thus purpose, We can conf jently recon-
mend Dr. HosTsTTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
IgEs. Acting ss an Alternative aud n tonic il
strengthens the digestion, changes the condition OF
blood, and thereby gives regularity to the bow
els.
II Wherc. au 2S-lm
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~- THE Portsmouth Transcript

Gays: Good Bread. it is universally conceded. II
the chief ornamensc q well supplied table. With
in the range Of acquaintance. there Is sc.rce.
half dozen who produce the stad of life In
eatabie coadtion Everything is tabled in delight
ful style but bad bread IN srs be whole. Toremedy
this evil, housckc. pers need only TO secure from
ArUistead d Benson, No. -, west side the Market,
Il box Of sempe's Yeast Powder. They are certainly
untalling Ia their operation"
This article is now becoming very popular. and is
sold By all Druggists and Groenca in the sfate.
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THR INTRODUCTION OF CoTroN INTO TIE MISSISSIPPI
FALLHY-The Baton Rouge Advocate has letter da.
ted Chapel Hill, Tenn, August 10, written, asEw
learn from the Advocate, by gentleman who was
formerly citizen of Louisiana, and at one time
filled high Office In her government, from which
We extract the annexed interesting passage:
The person is yet living who saw the first sack
of cotton seed brought into the Mississippi valley
IL wac introduced by Daniel Clark, father Of Mrs
Gen. Gaines, who was native Of Ireland Span
lsh sutject, and acting as Copsul for the United
States at the port of New Orleans 1t was import
ed expressly for Mr.. Bringier, wealthy planter,
on the right bank of the river, few miles below
Donaldsonville. Mr. Briugier had also the first
cotton gin imported. The cotton seed was dis
tributed 10 such planters up and down the coast
as desired to try the experiment. and in the fall of
the year when it picked, Mr.. B. sent his son,
Lewis BriDgier, the present venerable Surveyor
General OF Louisiana, with a barge aud gang Of
negroes to collect it for the purpose of being ginp
ed. The cotton was raised and ginned upon shares,
and when bagged was sent to Daniel Clark for
expectation. Mr.. Bringier told me he had gone up
as far as Baton Rouge and Pointe Coupee, gather.
ing cotton to be ginned at his fathers place below
Donaldsonville. This in the latter part of the
last and at the beginning of the present century.
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FrRK IN CoyNafoN.-The stables connected with
the Utah House, in Covington, Va, kept by II. NJ
Ayres, we're burned TO the ground on Wednesday
night last, together with heavy supply Of hay.
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THH TEnpsHAxos CrIsBaArIos. vhich

takes place Tomorrow, promises to be an imposing
snair. Some three hundred Sons Of Temperance
bers OF the Order, who may be In the CITY AZ the
time, are invited to participate. The procession.
after marching through the principal streets, viii
repair to the African Church, where banner viii
ladies. Addresses will then be delivered by Rev.
MessIs Peterson and Willis, at the close of which
the line will re form aud march to First Market
Hal, where sumptnous repast will be in waiting
II the weather proves favorable, the cold water
army will no doubt make very imposing dsnIsv
On the occasion Of its Anniversary