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DISCOVERY OF IRON ORE

A discovery of immense bodies of iron ore has
lately been made in this State, not far from the
neighborhood of those rich deposits already so
widely known in the country as the Iron Mountain
and Pilot Knob. The editor of the lronton FNr
mace has visited the place of discovery, and SAYS ::
''We have actually been upon the ground and stood
upon these hills mountains of ore which, in our
Judgment is as rich in quality and unsurpassed in
quantity, the celebrated Iron Mountain. 1t is
about thirty miles from Ironton, and the main body
to be in three different localities, about one
or two miles apart, and is said to be pure quail
ity of Hematite The ground upon which it is
located embraces a tract of between eleven and
twelve thousand acres, owned by one gentleman,
Napoleon Aubuchon, Esq, and has been entered at
the Government price within the last three years
1t is sparsely inhabited neighborhood, and until
within the last few years, never explored, eX-
cept by hunters who were ignorant of the use or
value of the 'black rock 1t lies upon range of
hills dividing the waters of Castor and Big St.
Francois.
"On one of the hills where the ore shows itself in
immense bodies, about two numbered feet from its
base, we examined with implements, and found it
to be solid body, overlaid with earth from one to
three feet deep, and bouders of ore from the size
of small gravel to twenty pounds in weight, of a
close, solid, fine Hematite ore None but a Geolo-
gist could properly describe these deposits, and
although we have given very general idea of them
yet want of familiarity with technicalities renders
us wholly unable to give an adequate idea of the
richness of the tract land"
The editor .says Of the country living about this
region, that it is comparatively even and smooth,
being entirely divested of rough and abrupt noun
tains as it is around the Knob and Iron Mountain
and teams, almost without interruption, can pass
over the tract. For producing charcoal, it excels
any district history gives account Oftwo thirds
of the growth being yellow pine, thick and varying
in size from young and small to very large, tall and
straight, which of itself is immensely valuable
the bodies of which can be worked into lumber,
and the remainder converted into coal for smelling
ores.-tT. Louis Democrat.
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T oST.-A MILITARY BOUNTY WAR

A rant No 24646 for 160 acres issued Louis Foster
under act of March 3D. 1855 and sent to Geo H. Hickman
Baltimore about the 9th of May 1856 This
persons from purchasing said Warrant application having
been made to the Pension Office, for the issue of dup
cate se2SlawBwt
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BREECH-L LoADING CARBINEs-The Union saws that
the Secretary of War has, in conformity with the
report of the second board of ordnance officers at
West Point, given the Burnside breech-loading car
bine the preference all breechloaders and has
transmitted to Gov. jackson, of Rhode Island, re-
presenting the Bristol Fire Arms Company an
order for the weapon to the extent of the appropra
tion (S25, ,O00) made in June last by Congress.
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RUN OvER.-Last night about hafpast nine
O'Clock man named John McClare, while crossing
Gay street, between Harrison and Frederick, was
struck down by carriage, the wheels passing over
taken to the Middle district station house by officer
Burnham, and Dr. II. p. p. Yates dressed the
wound.
AcCTDENT.-Y esterday morning about o'clock a
carpenter. employed in the ship yard of Messrs.
Abrams Il Ashcraft, fell from a scaffold distance
of twenty feet, cutting his head severely and bruis-
ing his body. He was conveyed to his home, where
he received medical attention.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
Shipping gntelliqents.

BREMEN bbls. flour; 90 kegs butter; so frkns do
100 bbs lar 20 do ALI hhds. tobacco; ST do
i4O bark tons logwood
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Edward Everett repeated his grafton on Wash
ington at East Bridgewater, Mass, last week. He
alluded to the fact that than forty years ago
he taught school in that place.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, October 7-BEEvEs
The supply of Beef Cattle in the various yards is
large that of last week. showing decline of 75S head
Holders of cattle however, have been benefited but little
by the decrease in numbersbuyers generally being well
supplied. The demand therefore, large and the
supply amply sufficient The quality of the cattle at
market decidedly good, they being superior any
that have been sent here for time past Prices how
remain without important change, though it is
possible that slight improvement might be quoted in the
within the range of 6G9c few of the poorest selling
the lower prices most of the sales being the higher
figure choice cattle selling exc There
good business done ut Bergen 1000 head selling
7(1SHc.
MILoH Cows-The supply continues moderate, and with
better enquiry the transactions greater extent
prices continue without change of moment.
NEALs.-There is good demand and with decreased
supply, prices are very firm. The sales within the
range OF 3A97 cents, the latter price being for choice
qualities.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The arrivals are not large and
show decline of more than 1000 from those of last
week The demand is moderately active and prices have
improved somewhat The prices obtained ranging from
$3.50 to Sc %.
SwINE.-The arrivals continue large and with n very
limited demand, prices are lower.
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MELANCHOLY CAsUALTY.-A little son of Mr.. Hen
ry NJ. Ftzhugh, aged about two years, lost his life
yesterday in a distressing manner. 1t seems that
some boys had kndled some shavings a lot in the
rear of Mr.. Fitzhugh's residence, on Franklin
Square on approaching which the clothes of the
little fellow took fire, burning him in a severe
ner. Medical aid was promptly avaed of, but in
the course of few hours he expired.
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AYoTHER.-Captain Joseph Z. Trowell, while
passing up Eastern avenue on yesterday afternoon,
was attacked by dog belonging to man named
John Dreslin, and quite severely bitten. Dresn
arrested and Justice Griffin fined him So. SO,
and ordered the dog to be killed.
Vicious Dos.-On Wednesday evening child of
Mrs. Lawrence, residing on Chester near Wilkes
street, was severely bitten by dog belonging to a
man named Ruley. This is the third person the
dog has attncked and iniurnd
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Academia small boy, son of Mr. VIM. John
son, residing at No. ll6 Hamburg street. had both
his legs broken yesterday afternoon, by being run
over by four horse omnibus near the corner of
Light and Cross streets. His hoop rolled under the
omnibus, and before he could recover it, he was
caught by the wheels, and both his legs broken
above the knee. He was taken home, and was at
tended by DR.. Brown.
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS Oct. 2S.-The steamship Mexico
arrived here from Galveston with dates to Tuesday
last.
The United States sloop-ofwar Plymouth was
waiting at Vera Cruz on the 2lst
Mr.. Forsyth was hourly expected at Vera Cruz
Capt Dagren visited Tampco on the Ind
Gov. Cara promised him that he would make
full reparation for the outrages on American citi-
ZpnS
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ST.. Louis, Oct. 2S.-The California and Salt
Lake mail arrived at st. Joseph's on the 23d. Mr.
Wallace, the editor of the Alta Cafornian is pas
of Carson Valley are asking for a territorial gov
ernment.
The dates from Salt Lake are to the I'd. Affairs
generally were quiet and prosperous. A severe
storm was experienced in the mountains and several
hundred animals were lost
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rumor has reached us that on Monday last, the
Ilth inst. G. W. Clark, notorious for the murder of
Barber, was shot and scaped, near Lecompton, by
some person or persons unknown. Clark, after
leaving Fort Scott, received from the President the
appointment of Purser in the Navy Yard at Wash
ngton. He had returned to Lecompton to settle
some business matters connected with his former
residence there-was waylaid and killed.-Emporia
| KunS0s\ Nlrs
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ST. MARY's CoUNrY.-The exhibition of the
Charles county Agricultural Society is postponed
because of the prevalence of scarlet fever in and
around Port Tobacco.
There is to be tournament at Leonardtown on
the 1lth of November.
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PREPAYMENT OF POSTAGE TO SPAIN.-Notice has
been given by the British Post Office that the re-
duced rates ofpostage (n the British moii) between
the United States and Spain, including Majorca,
Minorca and the Canary Islands, may now be paid
in advance or left to be paid on delivery at the
option of the sender. Correspondents should be
particular to prepay the tuu postage chargeable on
letter, or none at aR as partial prepayments of
postage are not recognised or credited by the ex-
change Offices Wash. Star.
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DR.. Randolph, celebrated Spiritualist, has open
ly recanted In lecture at Utica, on Sunday last'
he stated it as his candid opinion, founded upon an
experience of nine wears medium, that spirit
ualism was onethird imposture, onethird insanity
and one-third diabOlsm Mr.. Randolph declares
that insanity ia the usual fate of trance mediums
He has received and accepted call to the Christian
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easset um GsFfauns ecu liSbtite, an ecu 1u'
t~ttettlcn poa Sllttmorelt age ftrner cine Pes
tIttcn Der perldieoeneu SmnibuS.g BETTER UNI
@rlaubntB, Elm ocppelte8 @ilenbabn-@ eletle BON
6rantltn'S quare mad Canton gu le9en ; ferner
elt1e PetItion bon beim Nultern'8elhdft Se'
tbellt9ten, oaB IAon pom 1. Sept. an 0tatt pom
10. Sept. am wIeper Aultern in Die Staot &c
bradt peroen oirfen. Sine 3uidtift oes Jes
tiers %betreffS bes 6euersG ele5rapben murre
al bic COMMITTEE perpielen. Gne @~mlarunB
Der WeuS u. Wc @omu0 Nlocluticn our 3beil,
uabme an benz 0eihenbe9dn3niB Der belOen Sel.
Oen wuroe an9enommen.
5wetter 3wstq. Da8 Supplemen
gu elmer Sroonan5 betrefiS elmer Der Baltimore
uno Sbtc @llenbabn gu maAenoen Nnlelpe bon
100000 Uurpe gum Crude beoroert. CONT
fam I'M 5weiten 3weIs ni4ta BON Seoeutuu8
SDT. -
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SrDpflDn

0NO~AAUN PSbvAEIkE+
Mneeb,te n tGrtfiltDer GtnBdot aur u b ruabme BON Or.
betlen sur @~rDfaung, Sbenmdbura uuo Rteielpl ifteruna Der
5purteftt, Den patapscs Aoen. bis 5ut Dturyld no Qpena Der
Wlarplanb Apen. Upn 6trtitr. bis CUR hour tbfr. uHo Der Se.
cenGnr. Don Ydt1psca ADsu. bis CUR Mlrplano Qp.n werben
OTIS .um !. Ssttem9er Ia Der Sffte Der 8rpptlsn Gcmpalnie
6 Smbarb unp = oorI str. Ode, enGgeBengenpm neu.
SIN MuTtra3G Der Srppflpn z pmpagnte
Wua17s1Spt Or. 6. SO . SsFrstSr
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NrGmfeu MOU &etOemoeu.
DIR. Swayne's
SuIammenJeieeter Sprup BON WilbfirI6en
MuEerDr0entlicbe Gur.

pDIHJ JpUHg SrtCQrtU Gn., Stb.
Or. g 10 a n g9erther 5err Go ais etns Pfi6t A..
sen bas pabltfunt betraAtenb. 5uglet@ aber, um quo geredi
auBerDrbsntlt4 bstannt MAIDEN, ais icmals cine nieDereelhrte
ben Uurbt. St leBttn Sttpbtt bate tb eis forfe Bruters
enussn mittbe lite Ote inHsrlt9 nnO auSsrlt& ptsl 6aletm
unD Otter ausparfen. Wtetn Gtpem rDnnte purb BITE Qunaen
~gaf!rsn unit aas oare DE oetFauns tn nietner 8ruf am
Na4t einea beIttsen SdHtn, gerlOr ben 4ppettt unb purbe
isr atnfaais, T. oas meme asr,te ale 5Ofnuna a%afaaben
Sn Dteis n eisnoen 8uttanO bIttb Id cine LANCE }st, BIS t9 ,u
,tnem 6srtpse ,abssnnaesrt %aFi ano tIr MILO aas 5cfnnne
ptelea punperoSaen 8uren seIefen bate, pte @aer i, B U :.
q m men8elester SsruP eon Dttbftr.
mad Baltimore, ub fng NIT benz @ebrau9 b~erIslben on. an
metnem sreben @rliannsn uno CUR 5reuDe meiner 8amtlie
naprn ab anO alstb 3spn Sotteln seSrauGt bate, mar i'd POL,
Gebsr fanf SABRE Fab ssrIUFen uublnv6 bin i'd stn aelnn.
Der Itann ts auf bteith Gag, cen 2. S mi 1851. SO bin N
ben lesten IS WDnatsr nt9t etnen Gag tednf aenefsn ltnb bs.
Femme, baB i'd quo 0rOssa Danf iSal0i8 bin. A@tungspOI
Ser unterfartebsne tt NIT atOmas Dtrun sendu beiannt
ano fann tessueen, Ss tr ips Ossn ~aHae8s0en, bepaftrf mar.
VI 1T en wurbtsss Jttt8ltco Der gaeieaf6aft.
9aEeS q. Durbprpw.
yafrr ses Berltner 1retics Der Baltimore q snfrrru,
ss- gBer tann bic Seiibdrtett Der aus1epgura tt,wetfsiS'
na4Oem er stn 3easHtb ME Os Obtse seiefen bat.
IS 9tpt muir cine Snpe ldBtys 3ubereituna opn JHiibfir56eu
unb Bite etn5tet BITE BON etnern orbentliGsn Nr,ts an 3erpitst
gnrbe, TT Or: . wapn . U8alammsus efestcr Sprup Uen
8rantbslten, wsben er ansemefen II unS fir nsIh. b,
erfaunii3ten 8Sl8en aus bsfsa @ebraude It'd ,etaten, mGm.
tW - VhhtHJ ~Ftu'tuHNtHI NN15eprun1, VrDnhtttS, &na>
~bruaierett, BLAZER 5uiten Slutlpeien, SsHsrfsit Ghnc6s
Srtmms, Ssttsnns9en ONsr Sruai4msrsen, eel&pGGte GOa.
fteuttpn (me8en WttBbrau1 BON &aiomel uno aneeren In u .
6tnO 3erJtlUpren ppsr 5er8traatbet, ttse!npe 0tetsung pber
e%ntsanbans GER &ebie, tr. Setne n~abrbaften @tgenl4a ten
beretGern uno retni8en bs Blut, uuo u~nterpalten bic Rraft
10 Der Appet1t fegI1' - Auetatger Utrfcrttser
ar. V N a ne unO 9 Qbn
= T. Nprtb Seventh Street, iber bfm Mari
@btiaDslpbta.
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s. .. &ppt, Np. rs 8alttmCrearase;
s. TE. 8p<Hs, SO. % Brpabwap;
s. Srep, Ns. 81 NUrtb @apfrabe, unb
in Der Ottce b.S Baltimore Wefer."
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Oeuticbe Goniuln in Baltimore.

Srcusen, 5atera, Sad en- Us arfte Berg, 8ayen utp beTen
DarmfaOt -GOnlaI ID. Oreftl, VIZ. IL, : bsapTbs, @de
ppa &pmDarcfr.
3an cper 9pniII @bua,b ubrlaub. SC IL, @ermaufr.
Oloe burg = &OniuI oetnr. SsIrt4s, ap. 81, 9. s 9art str.
2amour9 uno Srelash = Ssn .raI'@paIuI AlVert S9Wma0sr
BIO. 8, SIp &barlesfr.
sabef seninl y. p.a 8apfF, Mo q, @srmanfr.
Cerrttb-Stef.&oRu S. .. &remei6erg, 81 Ii, Gbeapsfte,
q eOsrlInre -GOaiul @taas y de, No. lie, :. G6arleafr.
u1eermriters IN 8rsmen- NIentfr &. 9N. arnng II Eh.te.
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Xbee MnO &nTee.
eer aud, mirfIih uut /

ger aud mirtltb gut 4.
spsnH tbr ftls9ssn 8afee unp Ebse yer !rauat, 10 TIT es
cure et8ene SAulo. Sbr tDaut gdnj Spr gu / d guttS
aO tllteen 6bes unO 8afee baben tn sem . tOP Ser
&btne1en, Gfe SDn 8GlttmSre- uno 5rebertdfr.
4leD rt Gbtneie Ssn 0,Onta9 MOr1en O6 CAN'T "A giaGt
debt lnO au4 e%tnlaOet pom istnem brltBeu uuD Oe,tfaten 3tee
Eap Sta &C AZ fdufeu. IRoifi
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WlIrE1cekir.

oS
Grader, 5 Gents per Dfunb.
Srblen, $3.50 uer sad q Sufb.0
tepe n, $50 Seats per pf lnb.
8tfSs MSd0rel ~: SOLO so pr 100 gunO @O.
9artass easr. $3,7o-S4; salitf4r: ~$25O|9s a..
Stpdftf6, pr loo yfutD 81 80 8. W.
arn@ts, 0ablt@o ManpsIH ps9l6,. q Cts tartT6.
5Gs.: tstssn. 5 III et'. per NJ; &prtntben,
is SIS; @ttrpnen, $40; Srangtn, ST % 81
9 etratbs, Wstsen, 'Vt5sr %1l0-l3l, netssr sutsr 1870
&Rru, psiBts 1913, geftes s 80 Gts.
Safer, Slrg ant Utarsl. 38-4l, @tnnI. 44-45 Gts.
&pgS n, Mdrpl. 70-72 GtR.
8a ltes, OTIS fsir per Yfano 1f-t1H. Ro gut tOH-1OA,
Sapd To-, %&aSaaYra IL IL Gt5.
Rartpffeln, Itercef per Bulb. II $50 Cts, aepSbn(t6e
6d-7J Gts.
SDplen, tsihe 8Orfbu:s per SUnnt $3.50. @un Of the I9tne
1919, Yamp 81 70, 8scrse'S Greet ale SUrten IS OC-
$3.50. anthracite Fur Stabt8ebrau4 S. ~OJ-S5.z5. Rptb.
nnO SDetBaiasn' un0 Baltimore @omPa8nie IS 25-J.o0.
% ebI, 9pDdrfftr. yteues pes 5ds $50 q, &,to Dftls 81.
20, Gbto $3.50, 3%pparltr. @rrra S625, Gih Ellis
Grtra S. + 30, SaItO. SANITY $3.50, 8olt. @rtra sc. 5j,
Np5Ben $4.o0, 3Crnmtbi S3alttmp. per tUO Itunp
81 81, Go. &9unru 81.
Stir unp 0anS fer 9alpne 27G ents Obi, % !
New-OrleauS per f." $P 3 IS bis rs, 0ort,
NRtcU, 5 So % GIpa 1925. B~lffuirter 3ufsr debt III.
ben pcrlhteoensn Srupeu non 6N oiS " ir " ,h Sro+r
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Cts. SIS. @tS.
untersei&neter rna&t feinen 8reunben uno Dem gubHfpm
btertntt bsfannt. BAT er I'm Stanbe 1T, pdbreub Der ddn,sn
Spnn,er. Saifrm has befe Cts, bas in bt.fem S.aate ieuSS 3
Gutbepabrt wurbe, ~ ltefsrn. g it TSn sater Dido unb bon
County, nabe ben carmen Der 6erren Seize 5linefuF II. Carl
tim Raher. rte betrcHS Der AmaittGt NusfunFt eeben fSn
nen.-MuftrGat. bic In BtrcIp'S 0epe' "eab u, @~ktapipe, aufoe.
geben per1en,- werben punttIt& beicr8t.
.Ster.
,h7-GiS. Denpf. 3 ensEauS.Wpaau NotS0 69Df
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Staotratb. Wont1S Nbeno. Y ct
3wet9. Brdlipent Iorp uno ale Wt't9lieoer
,anWeleno. So wurDen perIbtebeue PetIttenen
'etneeretdt Bi4tiS 1T nur Yetiticn mebreser
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,a4-Gis. Despt, 81 f.Taus.M~osu
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D@y- &enuebp'S Ser. ct. gantncten Sen,
ner fir September 1T in Der Office beS Befer
gu BADEN.
GS Seute abeno Gcn3ert in Der vRebens
Haube," auSSefabrt DON @apt. 6elOmann'S @Itp
Sornet Bano.
glas- Gu9en S90ntng'S ausseseidz
astsn 9 @wtetiS Stttsr %subersttst aus e6tnartnee
etn nntrugltbes Dttrtel, 8eSen 2,berbe Nperben, Sc bIu1
.OsSpeple, unUsroault6tett, Nerpenf4wd@e Atp ma, Neroe .
t%rlnfpetten unb alien aus etnen IN uaUrpnuns ~setattenen
ID 1gen entfebenben &rantptttea, TT AZ 80 Gents Bic tlaGbl ,u
pettaafen tn Der Office Des 2Beders.
g Or. Swpne8 5ulamnenoeiebte
DilOftrf&en.S srUp bett UUrtrsflt& bartndtisen 6uten, Gr-
taltungen, S%lutfpeten, euftrbbreneattinonn8, Gsberbe{9uers
ben, 8tSeln uo NuffetS ~ in Der Repts, aurs ltbn afsit unb
%ottfeahsn, lOpie aae 8raafpetten DS 5aies unp Ser 3ebte
oer Srut OOer Der San3e. Otsie ar8net rernt8t 3usletd unp
Gutert oas Ulut. Jm @rDB unp Rletnnsrtauf Al babed in
Der Offce pS y@Gtfer~ Az 81 ser ytIdlbe.
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SID erlaube mir biernt' nclnea RUroer fswte ben Gnus.
maGsrn I'm Ma3smetHsna bic srseSene An,ej9e ;u Mode baa
rtfOnar na4, no, 81 SaaeDf'hr. (saupDer Marin bsrIrot
haes . islpf ID IL tnss eeOsnlenSsn Dor ats pon 5Ubl. UNI
&iaenlob.SN 2eper Sem pfs Scbler~Qe.
Der, leIbltsen1ahtea Sdub=S tirttns uno ale
Sorteu Oberleoer, bieli9s lopie fran,Slii6e
Salb=Seosr, 8uif=0eoer, Sip 2eoer, Bferpe.
Seoer. WRaroccp, 6%ulters2eber &c ,r.
&aa babe t6 men bebeuien9eu @orrats ppn aepelf.eu
Sfteta-o0dster ionic betpNene St fl Sbaftc % n bsfen
trenjchiben &aib-9eper, S9uD unS Wann's.j Satter. up.
pSrs poa oertd9en 0ualttat eeoer 5tuernd her iB srfseuB
Us tetn8a), icDte auS9ei6ntttent on Glen fno III een me
brighten prstien ju bdben BEL 2PutS @erDatus
Nc. 81 2pmberbfr.,
San2O-S sptfaeu Srepsrtd. uub Wtarfet 6pose.
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r
The ARMY IND NAVY.

At the latest dates the United States steam. friga
Roanoke and the storeshp Relief were at Aspinwa New
Granada sa.1a.ss -. ..
The United States sloopo war Marion sailed from Lo-
ano west coast of Africa, August 81, bound north All
well. -
The United States propeller Wesernport Capt Thomas
T. Hunter, Of the Paraguay expedition, left the New
York navy yard about three o'clock Thursday after
noon and having steamed below the Narrows placed her
broadsde towards Sandy Hook and fired ten or twelve
shells at various angles of elevation from the highest
the level ricohet which skinned the surface of the
water to great distance Others of the shell exploded
in the air about two miles distant, and made the water
foam with the fragments. number of officers and
their ladies accompanied the Captain, who entertained
them with bountiful collation.. The experiment gave
the officers and perfect confidence in the ability Of
and when few alterations shall be made in of her
journals and the line of her shaft she will be ready for
any service the government may require. =am.
Lieut. D. NJ Cohen Of the marine corps, stationed at
the Brooklyn Marine Barracks has been ordered the
command of all the marines in the chartered steamers
about to be sent to join the Paraguay fleet On the ar
val of the fleet at the general rendezvous Lieut. Cohen
will assume the position as third officer. ,
The Navy Department is in receipt of dispatches tm
Commander Sinclair of the ship-owar Vandalia ut Ia
hit, August 10TH All well on board. The Vanialia
had board three distressed belonging to the
whaling ship Wild Wave of Boston, which was wrecked
of the Island of Gene the 4th of March last They
were taken from Nueva Hava where they had been left
by the captain and others of the of the Wild Wave
while the latter went in the ships boats get assistance
from the neighboring islands. s....
At the request of Gen. Twiggs, the military force in
the department of Texas will be increased by troops sent
from Governors Island in view of the present Indian
hostes.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
{, ALE or VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION,

YALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
~ AND BIO0DED STOCK III will sell accommodating terms
several valuable cotton plantations Perry countes
Alabama, MI Of which now In high OF
Also small tracts from my to four hun
dred acres each portions OF every in cultivation.
Possession will be given TO the January
' -
These ands all situated the sma Mississippi Rivers
railroad and equal in fertility any land world
Also several improved and unimproved
OF land In and adjoining Selma including
attached TO them. tf.1 HF WV
The race track tract adjoining selma Of7o acres will
into two anu oneha and i've lots fronting
This VIII enable purchasers purchase residences
or gardens, large or small lots, they may desire.
VIII also sell sixty racing
OF the best blood which stations brood
hies and colts ao stallion rown Dick
the best horse In the South
The above stock will be exhibited the races al Mn,qom
cry, Aha, In November
Persons wishing purchase will their interest to como
and Immediately. "
debts liabilities OF the Thornton Golsby will be
received payment for the purchase propey
George Godsby, will show this property who may de-
sire purchase. 2 -
For Information refer 10 Messs Byrd Morgan Selma and to
Messrs Brooks Garrett Of Marion. ." = /.
this property shall be disposed at private sale
will together with large personal property be
sold at auction to the highest bidder city selma The first
day Of january next. &
SELMA, ALA, sept ~, 1893 Is Sep 28-2m
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

A concert will be given at Richmond on Monday night
by the Stkosch concert troupe including ollie Parod
and Miss Juliana May.
Among the passengers by the ST. Louis ct New York,
from Aspinwall, is the Hon Philo White late United
States minister to Ecuador
The legislature of Vermont in joint assembly have
elected the followingnamed gentlemen judges OF the
preme and circuit courts Isaac f. Reded, of Windsor,
chief Justice Milo H. Bennett of Burlington Lake P.
Poland of st. Johnsbury Asa o. Adds, of St. Adams
John Perpont, of Vergennes, and James Barrett, of
Woodstock, assistant justices
The Chevalier Wikof is at the National Hotel.
Assistant Surgeon Samuel II. Swami, u s. navy, is at
Browns. 49, s.. h| saA. ~ .'- a'.. *#