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sN9-SPForAL NoTIcs. The VIRGINIA

CEN TKAL / AGRICULTUKAL FAIR.-Person
vi hing Certificates Of membership to the Virginia
Cei tr.l Agricultural society, aud have free sccess
{. the Fair Grounds, can procure them at the ice
under the Ballard Bouso, opposite the Exchange
Hntnl &c I2--if2-fh
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Iv The BEsr Coran SYaup IN TEN

The best Cough Syrup In the world 10 Harts-
horne'' Pectoyal Syrup Of " lid therry.
This article ia prepared By chemist, and is pro-
nounced By medical men. and those who have used
II, to be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds.
Ca:srrh. Bronchitis. HoarseDes., Bore Throat from
cold. and preventive Of that lion OF diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use 1t. Its PLEASANT 70
the TASTE softens clears and the voice.
ALIAS all irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking ccld. = T9-1 Z
Bottles rs and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gsts In Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg and an
towns In Virginia. oc Is 6ur
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PRICE ONE CENT.

-. sxsraABts RsIscr.-rhss 10 q cabisst
masy, the mother cf wsshiueton II 4 the oro.
persy ef the wits Of Rev Jsaes Fife and wss bar.
chased q pubiic sale IN Rrsdsrieksbasr ipors
snan % years since By her grandsather, snd va
and 90 believed BY those Who knew apythjus =.
sescfing IL. This Bureau 10 Of polished wsiuus
sitn fDssffinss around the edges tf the veneesipr
nss brass handles on the drsweFs antique elsspe.
ana Y doubtless ofEaalish mabufsciure and abous
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, IMPORTS AT BcsToS.-The value Of imports at
Boston last week was usually large Ut the present
listation ol purchases abroad, footing up 81 544
o4', winch Is considerably more than twice the
weekly average for this year
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HooPS UNDER THE BaN.-The resolutions Of the
Miami Conference Of the Church of the Upited
Brethren declaring the wearing of criuoiine in
Compatible with true Christians profession,
seem to be rigidly enforced by the authorities of
mat depomination. At cnmp-meetiug Of the
United Brethren Charcb recentIy held near Wat
Baltimore, montgomery county, Ohio. Bishcp
Russell forbade any one with hoops on to partake
cf the sacrament, affirming that they would not
be welcome at The table Of the Lord.
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SWALLOWS HoMEwARD FLYING.-A late Paris let.
ter says: few days ago We had singular and
impressive process of nature in the Place YEN
dome; the annual assemblage of the swallows from
all points Of the capital. for their migration to tie
Sonh, in three principal columns setting on, cue.
cessively, and skilfully marshalIed from the roof
Of the hotels, black with the swarms. The rear
guard moved off on Wednesday
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D~ BUYrRs OF STovss, ATTENTION!
ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,

AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Continues the manufacture, for the supply Of the
southern market, or those very Popular COOKING
STOVES, the
VIRGINIA AIR TIGHT
GEM OF THE SOUTH, tthe best double oven
etoye extant)
SOUTHERN PLANTER
SOUTHERN IRON WITCH
RICHMOND PREMiuM
Also, HEATING sTOVEo for parlorv ofYices
stores, factories churches, and depoIs.
%REME MEMBER7A
That these Stoves are heavier than Northern
Stoves, ana cost no more per pound; that Repairing
ffdtss can be at all times promptly supplied, and
their operation s warranted 70 Irove satisfactory
a1Certifcans Of merit might be produced By
BE sURE
To enquire for the RICHMOND MAKE or
STOVES and buy no others, as dealers can make
more on Northern Stoves, and are therefore mere
Interested Ia their sale &C 4-lm
Hr FBANKLIs PAPER MILL, RICH
xoND. yA-Bsividere Manufacturing Company
keep cons antIy on hand al, descriptions Envelope
Manila and Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPEbS. OF oil qualities and sizes, furnished st
"a. Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD. President.
I~ DR. JoHs B. WALTHALL, (Homee-
psthisl offers his professional services 70 the cid
Gems Of Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his re-
sidence, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
J0l2-dly
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fHEkE DEATHS From sUFrocAros. .--Nathspiels and
Thomas Butler, brothers. aud Peter Lyons lost
tneir lives Tuesday by suocation in the vaults of
sss.a ca Pine Island 1oxbury, Mas
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~ Horses. with cuts. bruises. or lamepess. can
be Instantly relieved by applying to the part az
fected, HARr5HoRSE's CUEE-ALL. This remarkable
preparation suits the complaints cf horse as well
az tbs human race. 1t cures Cholic ia q few mi
nutes and improves the SPIRITS and digestien. SOL
by oil pruggi<ts in Richmond. oc 2i-4t
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Jonn I. Elliott, . Cincinnati broker. has been
placed under arrest in that c;tv on ,ha .h.,ss -
conspiring to blow UP . house and family With
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az sss;, al Uuv,x;aa
8&S~ $50. PRroR REpUcip $50
The WAkaLER 4 WILSON

hss taken the bishest pre~ium wherever exhibite, !,
at the Fsit AIRS OF 1919 iacind,ns the stste Fairs
Ky Illinois, Wisconsin, ard caitoraia and the Fairs
ct the Cincinnati u troit Chicago and ST L,u,s In
stitntes
az flee 227 Main stress. Richmond
resp, c'fuily ask tie attsntion of purchasers to
these dschiaes ~hicA, for fss siy uss iently
recor'sne' as the st ever ussefef 10 the puhlir
&C 23-I2ts III CRAiGE cent
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QUICK DELIvERING.-The Cbrreio MercontI. of Rio.
records that the American bark Dawn, from Rich,
mono, mad, on the ath and 5th insts., discharged
Of l214 hours.
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A TWENTY YEARS TaIAL.-In Henry county, Ca,
last week, sjury found Francis Goba guilty for
whipping negro % death In 1874. He escaped ius.
tice by flying from the State at the time of the
occurrence; and since the commission of the doed
has married and raised family.
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A PHEASANT PoLIcR SYsrEx.-Robbers are becom.
Ing an important element in Spanish society
They are treated with great politeness by the
Goverpmsnt. The Official advertisement sheet Of
centaiued few days ago an advertisement reqne &
Ing four men who, armed With short carbin.s s IN
the nenth Of June last, robbed seven passengers
Ia She Parolo, TO "present themselves bef0re s6s
Judge Of tbs northern dsiric. Of Madrid or 70 aks
np thsif snporsry ab9ds IN sns Of Her Ms5ests's
nesisn
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SALE OF SMUaGLKD TLLEscopE.-A professor in
the University of Mississippi recently purchased
telescope for bis private use. and escaped paying
duty on its Importation by representing that it
vas for the University. The federal officers at
Puntotoc got wind Of the dodge. and seizins the
instrument, sold itat auction for about.onethird Of
It's vaiue-about $500.
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THE SLAVE TRApE.-From the west coast Of Aer,.
ca We have advices dated the 2lst of September
The quarreiifng of the tribes on the Sierra Leone
river rendered the aspect Of affairs very unsa.is.
factory. The King Of Dahomev was drivine a
brisk trade IN slaves, at from $50 TO 900 each a,
"ydsh- Immense numbers of negroes wore col.
lected along The coast for export. Sierra Leone
vas healthy. Gold rated at IS 15s per ounce.
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sPECTAcL = SIP B B.

- TX BILE GLAssBs.-The public are
hereby informed that in ouf very complete -
sortment Of SPECTACLES we coatinns 70 keep, -
We have done for many years. fall sssortDent 81
PEBBLE dLAS6ES IN steel and geld frames. with
a. experieLCc Of thirty years in this department. al
our business and particular attention In adapting
glasses 10 ali the reQuirements ef tho eyes, We are
cles = s.
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always % hard. nY1
6LAB6x0 of evcry variety lifted In old ffAmea
MITCHELL = TYLHR.
au u13---d3m&cv6m ~ Main streoe.
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ss%" ELEGANT
NEW SILKS

and SILK ROBES!
Splendid FELFET AND CL0TH CLoAKS
.,,.-, and SHa&Lsi
LACES, EMBRoIDERIES. &c
Iast received By steamer and opening th;s morn
Ing. PRICE WATKINS.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
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SIGNS OF IHpRovEMSNT-The Baltimore Ameri-
can notices. ~ one of tho evidences OF social i'm.
provemen in that city. that the Jail 10 thropgcd
with prisoners to it's fullest capacity, In some
fifteen or twenty are crowded into one room, about
twenty feet square, in which they cook, eat and
sleep.
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Lola Moutss, conntees 81 Landsf.it, has taken
pssssEs for ireland In the Pacific. 10 leave for Gel.
way On Tuesday, "a OF Novsmbsr next.
On Thursday Of last vseh, Lake MlrhieAu ixii,
IN = ~ momsats, twe nj and bali.
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81 CHEMISTS have ascertained that an alloy can
be composed of certain proportions of tin lead and
bismnth. which will melt at temperature lower
than 2i2 degrees. Of course. q teaspoon made of
such an alloy would be of little service at breakfast
time unless Betty, the maid had special directions
as to the tcmperatureof of the tea urn. fusible al
10y some what similar, is u~ed in making copies of
Medals by the Elfct,otype process. We had some
fars upon n the subject, not precisely knewirg at
what limits all the metals might feel inclined to pre-
serve their stability. But, notwithstanding the
late hot weather, we abe to announce tn t tie
stock Of new and elegant JOB TYPE lately received
at the DISPATCH JOB 0FF1cE still retains its soidity
and beauty. and Is ready ever for the geryice Of
cur Thousand aud one pa.rens
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NOVEL SUIT.-At the Supreme Judicial Court
at Machias, Me-, the following novel case came up
for trial:
Hiram P. Osgood vs.. Joseph Crandop.-This &C .
tion was brought to recover $l6 subscribed by de
fendant towards paying for plaintiffs services as
preacher OF the gospel. III testimony it appeared
that the money was net to be paid il the plaintiff
preached politics." which the defendant thought
be cid. and consequently withheld payment. The
jury failed to agree. after being out Il We hourso
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kiFLks For HArTr.-IIis Imperial Majesty. Faus-
TN bas. II is said, given orders for 600 rifles TO
De made IN France, for the use Of q battalion of
Light Infantry OF bis Msjesty's Imperial Guard Of
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The Rev Mr.. Dale, Baptist clergyman, met
with sudden death, at SsndovaI, ILL.,, on Friday
last while resting his chest on the muzzle of 3
loaded gun. his foot slipped to cause the gun
10 goaof, and thus almost instantly killed him,
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- Exn1BIr1ou WnHKl
NIGEIYfCEHT sDiSPLAYf

AAuD4EANRNA DASz -
THOMAS 8. PRICB = 90,
By every arrival, are mating lagnu ad1isoae -
their csGsmandinG stock of
RICH FANCY srAPL1 AND
DOMESTIC DRY 000U1.
In esery department. th,y are nos t1osv1gAlf ..
sorted aad able 70 give ouyers q nomesscs ncm
ton.
The senior partner Of the house d sesin IN nar-
ket. thus giving them the Advantage u rssid. nt
partner, whilst u - freshness - their tntirs
II store and exp.cted-
Elegant Ycly~s Cioaks
Do Black Clotn Cloaks
b b coSsss Sss ssSS Ra5laas aa
Do Dc do Clocks
Long and Square Broehs e6a~is
hosiery, Gloves, Misis, %
Black and Colored Bay adere silks
sPpslish p and Amsrican Prints
Rich silk Robes Sien -
Do do Dsu6is Skirt
Elsgant valenta Robes
Eeysut Mouslaine Robes
kmbrufocriee, every grade
Point Lace and Brussels Sctts
Val and Honiton do
Lac Collars In variety
Bl.ck Thread nd srench Wells
Tn semoasinsat, ena I. tG Crapss, a, y.iis: &c.
jammsd up their cellar again, aud are prepared to
show buyers every article for household and g N
pIrp Sos At the closest rates such goods can be
Tssi ;lhs ! ass ssss ssx satsias i'm, ~-~--
sATTINETJ
PULLED CLOTHS. a. and "a
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THE fREHcH GOVERNMENT ON FRYE TRADR-Ths
Minister of Agriculture, Commerce and Public
Works, In France, has addressed letters 70 the
Freuch consuls In England, with . request that
they will lay them before the agricultural societies
Government their opinion AZ TO the effects Of fkee
trade In coru upon the landed aud agricultural iu-
teres:s. schedule OF questions, embracing everv
phase ofth free trade question: has been sent With
the letter. The inquiries submitted vould impiv
that the Emperor is not altogether sssislled With
the restrictive policy, and wishes learn the ope.
ration of the trade, that he may incorporats 10
10 the policy Of France, or ct least such modisca-
tions OF il a he shall deem advisable.
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Fsox srsIA-SM Another outrags.--A letter

From STRIA.-SW Another Outrage.--A letter
from Beirut, bearing date of Sept. 10th, says:
"Another sad affair occurred near Jerusalem
about fortnight since. An English lady, spend.
ing the summer in tents with the family of Mr.
Finn, the English consul, started to 20 alone to
Jerusalem Nothing was heard of her till few
days after, when her body was found by The road
side, bearing marks of vilest abuse, and torn by
wild beasts. The matter is being examined into
All the sheihhs (or petty rulers) of the vicinity
have been imprisoned. Some natives who have
been examined say that they saw two fellaheen
(the lowest class of tiliers of the soiD with her.
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sUpEaINTENDENT'S OEFICE X. 4 ID. r. H.,
RichmoDd Get. 9Th, 1885, I
.x.zs ryrSzssSzSsr5 NOTICE - Exhibition

II Of the UNITED STATES and
VIRGINIA CkNTRAL AGRICULTURAL s0CIE-
TIES, 10 be he'd n Richmond, commencing Oh
MONDAY, Oct. 2lth 1883:
This is 10 inform members of these Societief com.
Ing TO Richmond over this road, that upon preeenta
tion OF their certificate Of membership at the time
of purchasing the tickets, 70 come TO Richmond
they will be entitled TO free return ticket which
wifi be furnished them at the time Of procuring
said tickets down. Those tickets be gotten, on
aud after the 22d October. and good only from that
day 10 the lst November. inclusive
Mxm5efs ef The Pir0tRsa State agricultural Socttv
to be held in istgstayg. commencing on Tuesday,
November the Aud, @ho may come over this road,
will be entitled to fres return ticket, presenta-
ton OF their certificate of membership 10 the Agen
at the Station at the time Of procuring their itch ct
10 visit the Fair hose tickets can be had, en- and
after october the 2sh, aud good eniy from that day
te the 8th November, inclusive,
stock other articles sem over this road for er-
kt6iofs either of the above Fairs will be charged
the usual rates euch stock other articles vii BE-
returned free II such stock. ae., has not changed
owners,
Two days notice must be given prior to sending
stock. 10 Insure its being properly k.rwarded
Oc1f-dim CAMPBELL Supt.
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LOVE AND SUIcIDE-A young lady named Anna
Holt, about twenty-five years of age, residing in
Wilmington, DEL, committed suicide on Monday
last, by taking strychnine. 1t appears that a
young man had been paying his addresses to her
for nearly two years, but getting ont of employ
ment here some time since, went to Old Chester
to reside with his mother and sister The young
man soon became in lifferent about Miss Holt,
aud his visits to her less frequent, which aroused
her suspicions Of his constancy; she, therefore,
determined to visit Chester, and be sati.fied OF
the truth of her misgivings Accordingly on SUP
day evening last she took the cars for the latter
place, and upon her arrival there went to the
residence of her betrothed's mother. She was
cordially received by her afianced lover, and that
eve ming Raj are nterview with him, which dsvel.
ored the fact that he had proved false TO her. and
was paying his addresses to young lady belong
ing to Chester. Beirg unable to bear u under
the weight Of grief occasioned by the announce.
ment that her fondest anticipations of future bliss
had been blasted by the action of her false hearted
lover she resolved to put an end to her existence
and after repeated efforts succeeded in procuring
the strychnine used for that purpose. On Monday
morning she took the fatal dose and in q short
time was a corpse. This unhappy affair has cast q
gloom over the household of her parents. of whom
she was the idol Miss Holt was q lovely young
lady of irreproachable character. She was a
native OF England, and carae to this country with
her parents about six years ago.
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dtious 10 cur and eieE int stock of French CHI
ma, Dinner and Tea SETS tsich Cut and Pressed
Glassware. and beautiful patterns Gas Chauda-
liers: riiver Plated tioods fine assortmet ivory
Handled Table Knives and Forks: Gilt Mantle and
Pier Airrprs: China Va'cs; 3rouHes AID Paran
Coo r; Cut, steel and Plain rs Sets Tenders; &C.
together with great variety of Housekeeping
Goods Visitors to the Fair will please call; prices
low. THOS A bULkLEY.
&C 2t-6t 1877 Main street
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A Cd - Rlrles Or Tng uNirED

IL
STATES AND ,ItGlalA CENTRAL AGRICUL-
TuhAL SOCIETIES NO is hereby gwen that
oty wh1 may csIle over the route OF thls company
b-l wsen Washington and X chmoDd, Oh heoccasion
Of tbs Exhibitions Of the United States and Virginia
Central Agricultural sOcieties 10 be held kich-
Biond, com ne cling on Monday 18th October will
b. allowed the privilege OF returning free, and
ticker that effect be obtained of any agent Of
the company ct the of tai ing passa ge tor Rich
mond provided tue roHiety's certificate of member
ship H. exhibit, 70 such agent "a the time Of pur
cha-ing ticket for hichmoud- Persons will not be
allow the privilege Of returning frt after becom-
ing members in Il chpOnd.
sAM'L RUTH, Supt Trans.
n. B.-Tickets not transferable and good only from
Fi'ay. 22d October. to Monday, lsG November, ls5s
inc.asise.
n TlCE.-Persons aesirou. of sending stock ,r
other articles the ad of this company IDtsLd
I'd fr exhibition the United states and Virginia
Central Agricultural Fairs, held n Richmond will
be charged the usual freight rates. Should such
siocE or other articles la returned in the bands OF
the me owner, no further charge will be made
PerslHs wishing tJ seud stock must gave FOUR day g
notice 10 the Depot Agent 50 thar proper cars may
be provided. SAMl kUTn. Sup't Trans.
F. s-Members of the Virginia State Agricultural
society wishing 10 attend the exhibition To be held
at Pet rsburg, commencing on "a November can re-
turn AID ticket 20 that effect can be procured
PRfvrDfD the Soc etys certificate is exhibited to the
Campauys Agent at the time Of taking passage for
Richm nd.
Tickets not trs IN serable, and good ONLY from 22d
inst tO the 9TH Nov mber, 1853. INCLUSIVE.
&C IL sAM'L RUTH. Supt.
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ORDINATION or CoLoRED BrsHep-Tbe last Gem
erai Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
held at Indianapolis, Indiana authorized the cleo
ton ard ordination OF Bishop for the Republic Of
ing African State should so determine. That Con-
ference bayipg elected one OF their own members,
the Rev. Francis Burns, to that office, he was or
dained on the 14th inst, at Perry, N. Y, several
members of the Gsneses Conference then In ses-
si,p, and Bishops James and Baker uniting In the
ann iaa
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S@NEw Books AND PRESENTS at the GIFT BOOK
STORE. No 81 Main street 81
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R@~ 8. l. b P.
From Rev Thomas Binfcrd.
MARL HilI He0rie. m

N~1t~S t4t'sss ihrutiCtNe. Va.
October l4th iSjs.
DsGARLIcE. Dear S'r:-uasing used 10 some con
siderable extent, yeur Semp, es Baking Powder,
uuhest atus!y pronounce 1t TO be Superior to any
thiux that has been used 10 nay family for PURPOSES
which IL Is ices M pended.
&C i6--5S THOMAS BiSF0Pp
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FAILURE IN MAIKE.--We learn that Mr.. Soncs,
member OF Congress elect from the first dissrScs,
suspended business last week--reporied liabilities
$to0,ooO. The city Bank OF Biddff,id. and one or
Two other Banks ont OF the S'sta with which he did
business, secured themselves by attachment pro
party, ard large creditors have sincs taken mort.
gages.--fertiand ArgEs.
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~ Farmers, Planters and Others attending the
Fair, and before lea town. should procure a
bottle of HARTsHossE's CURE-8LL the great Pain
Ann;hiiator. 1t cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ard
psin IN any part Of the body or limbs This re.
markable preparation is prepared by chemist, and
It's efficacy in exptling pain is truly miraculous
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. oc 26-4t
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KEyrucxr AND IsDzAxA eIAvs TaousIss. The
captars Of Horace BeR.-we pablished brief tel
egraphic account few days since OF the Illegal
arrest Of Horsce Bell. ct New Albany, Indispa,
BY some Kentucky officers, who carried him i0so
Kentucky. The particulars OF the AFFAIR, a. siysu
By the Louisville journal, are a. follows:
Last winter negro slave was run Oh from
Brandenburg By free negro who resides in Indi-
ana The latter had been engaged In this uefarious
practice for some time, and circumstances Trans
spired which led to the discovery that q white
family named Bell, who have farm opposite Bran.
deni urg. had been aiding aud aheftiDg Ii. In
March last one OF the sons Of Bell was caught
10 Brandenburg and arrested and subsequently the
father was, By stratsgem, induced 10 go to tbs
river one night, and he was then also arrested BY
posse Of Kentuckiaas and taken ACROSS. The two
Bells were brought before the county Judge on
charge OF running OF negroes, and in default Of
giving bail each in s. coo for their appearance ct
the Circuit Court, were com mitted to jail. The
next Circuit Court held, ths easel Twas continued
toa subsequent term.
Last summer, Horace Bell, who, IL 10 stated, had
been to Nicaragua, returned. In July last while
barbecue was held at Garnettsvi!le, which was
attended by the jailor and most Of the citizens of
Brandeneurg, Horace, accompanied by two men
and armed to the teeth, crossed In skin TO Brsn~
deuburg, proceeded to the Jail, which had been
left in charge of the jailors wife ard young man.
aud demanded the release of his father and brother
The young man fed at the appearance of six
shooter 10 Horace's hand, and the ,icrs wife sur
rendered the keys The party then released the
father and his son, and took them back in their
skih to Indiana. The citizens of Drandenburg
thsreupon offered reward of $500 for the delivery
OF Horace Bell to the jsilor OF that county. These
are the circumstances in brief out Of which grew
the affair on Saturday.
On Saturday, while Horace was walking on
Main street in New Albany, Ave men, who are re.
ported to have been officers from this city seized
hold of him, and carried him to the ferry.boat,
which 1t is alleged was waiting to bring them
across He was lodged in the Jail in this city, and
q felony warrant sworn ont against him by the
chief of police.
Horace Bell was subsequently removed to Bran
denburg, and steamboat had been chartered by
the citizens of New Albany, to convey possee Of
armed men to Brandeuburg for bis rescue. No &C
count has yet been received of the result of the
expedition.