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TIE MINORITY REPORT.

WASHINGTON March Il The report which Mr..
Harris intended to present to-day in the House, on
behalf of the minority of the Kansas 1nvestiga-
ting Committee, embraces a complete record OF
the proceedings and says it will indulge in no re-
fiections on the majority. With two exceptions,
however it says the majority successfully resisted
every effort at enquiry by the minority, and that
the committee failed to execute the order of the
House and to accomplish any purpose for which
the committee was raised
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MraprR-It Ia onr palnful duty to announce tle

MURDER 1t Is our painful duty to announce the
occurrence of the most brutal murder it has ever
been our lot TO chronicle. The unfortunate vic
tim, William T. Rushing, one of the first settlers
of our county, was well and favorabiy known in
this community. The perpetrator OF the crime,
Richard Vickers son-in law of the deceased, was
member of the Baptist Church, and, up To the time
of the fatal rencounter, lived in the same house
with his father-in law, the most friendly terms
The circumstances attending the murder these
On the 10th inst, the above named parties, TO
gether with young Mr.. Rushing, were at the
Ichepuckessassa store. After flushing their pur-
chasss. Mr.. Il. and son wished to- return home, bGt
the son in.law not ready. After few sharp
words, the two former started homeward, leaving
Mr. Y. at the store. When within short distance
of Soakruni. they stopped for the purpose OF adj
justng barrel which had slipped from it's place
i'll the cart. While thus engaged, the s0n-inaw
rode up, and the younger Rushing remarked, ''You
must have rode slow; waited for you several
times" To this was returned tart reply, when
the old man asked an explanation of his conduct.
Insulting monosyllal'les were the only response
The old man approached Mr.. v, who was on horse,
stating that she could stand 1t no longer As ne
flushed the sentence, MIR. V. strnck him In the
breast with large knife, inflicting a mortal
wound. The old man staggered few steps, when
Mr.. V. disiIounted. and, meeting, succeeded in
stabbing him five or six times before he fell
Tampa (Fla) Psaiassaer
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1SF The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
EEL ERR AZ TED EEN4LE DITIN

This invaluable medicine is unailing in the cure of
ALL those painful and dangerous diseases incident
the frma e constitution.
1t moderaies all eXeesses and rem all obstrue
tions. from whatever cause, aud speedy cure may
be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
i is peculiarly united. 1t viii in a short time bring
gu the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
T9.ess ffffs should moi b taken ~ eaoles Aat
pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTIfS as
other time ard in efrry other case they perfectly
safe.
in iha Back and Limbs HeaYiness, Fatigue on slight
exertion Palpitation of the Heart IL wness of spr-
it's mysteries, Sick Headache, htes, and all the
painful diseases occa.ioued by disordered system
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved
bottI h. containing % pds, and eneir led with the
Government stamp Of Great Britain. can be sent
.1ost free Tor 81 aud postage stamps.
arPtJKCELI. LADD CO.. wholesale agents Il. 4
Virginia NH i2-dScw3ms
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The south side Democrat,

Samuel B. Paul, Esq, Of Petersburg, has purchased
this establishment Of A. D. Banks. Esq, and will
in future have the editorial management of the
paper. We terdcr the outgoing and incoming ed
ftor each oar respect and good wishes. The DINO
crui pssses from the control of gentleman of
widely established reputation, into the hands OF
one whose intelligence and attachments insure for
him successful career
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LATER FROM SALT LAKE.

ST. LOUIS, March 12-The Council Bluffs Eagles
Sd inst. announces the arrival of Mr.. Wingate
from Salt Lake, which place he left JAN 18th
lie reports snow in Salt Lake Valley. but little in
the mountains. He came by route known only
to the Mormons, by which horsemen, in single hie,
eau pass by the army undiscovered.
The Mormons were manufacturing small cannon
with percussion locks and telescope sights, carry
lug two pound balls with as much certainty AS
cannon rifles They were also making five hun
dred reviewers aud weak and coarse powder for
mining purposes.
A skrmish had taken place between the Nor
mons and the picket guard of the army. Two OF
the former and four of the latter were reported
killed.
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- - - s----- r.
NOTICE-NO l.

have now on hand the best assortment of mate
rial for the manufacture of ladies' gentlemen misses,
boys and childrens shoes, that has ever been in
this city imported direct by myself and that of the
bes. quality such as cannot be found ir the north
err market. Ladies and gentlemen, wishing boots
and shoes made to ORDER can be accommodated, as
heretofore, By calling on ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer Of Boots and Shoes, No. i2, Main ST.,
Aickt o
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LATER FROM RUFN0S AYRES.

PHILADELPHIA, March II -Advices from Buenos
Ayres 60 January 10th, have been received. The
war with Montevdeo continued. but was conducted
with little vigor. The city of Montevideo had
been heseged
Advices from Balize Honduras to February
18th state that the Legislature had passed a law
authorizing the importation into the colony OF
1000 Coolies or Sepoys The small pox was quite
nreyalout in the colony.
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The ease Of this runaway Boston vessel has been
brought mp In Congress- and some of the organs of
Massachusetts, shipping interests seem eager to
make II cause Of quarrel with France. Ii is Gu
rious 70 see this senstyeness to aggression I'm the
headquarters Of the spirit of aggressiveness in the
United States. The nation, however, will not be
- likely to lose its temper as the owners Of the
bGraue
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FORT II Richmond. Ha-ch II Hel psasfr 81. ,e,oc.
-~-~r~~@~<s
ARRIVED,
etsamer Roanoke, Skinner New York n,s.s -.
passengers, Ludlam asson '''
Steamer Beiyidere, Keen baltimore. yndsa Ina.
lam Watson. .'""
Steamer pennsy wanna. Teal. Philaieirhia. mds.
and passengers, III Tuttle.
Bsrk Panama, araves, New York. hay, whitloek
& Son.
schr John w Dodge, Daily, Newberrypors, ice
Grfhn a Taylor. -
schr VIM 4 Harrison, Cain, Boston, ice, Griffin A
Taylor.
schr Baltimore, Phillips james River, aaIt.
SAILED,
Sch Austin. loud
NENcRANDUH.
schr Fannie Currie. Rogers. Boston. at City Point
schrs Carrie. Hopkins far Richmond, and J A I'd
monson Delaney, Tor Petersburg. cleared at Bait
more nth inst.
schr. hinggold, Perry. for Richmond, He'd from
Providence 9Th inst.
Schr Yorktown, WagIam, from Petersburg ar
rived at New York 18th inst.
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We regret 70 learn that, on the ID March, Mrs.
Judge ciopton and her daughters resigned their
position In the Chesapeake Female College at IIamp
ton, Virginia-the former, Is Governess the latter
- teachers. We are sorry that this fine ins,Itu.
ton 10 deprived Of the valuable services efthese
accomplished ladies'
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NnTTEE-NO. 2.

Ladies wishing CATERS made to match their
dresses. Of any color have them me- e either Of
kid or lasting. congress side lace, with or with
out heels with without tips, thin or thick soles
They can be accommodated by calling on ALEXAN-
DER HILL, No. III. Main St. In porter and Manu-
facturer of Ladies Boots and Shoes.
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NOTICE No. 6.

To NJ CoUNrRY CUSTOMERS, Friends, AND THE PUB
Lie aENER NLY-I am now manufacturing BRoGUEs
of the. best quality, suitable for gentIemcns wear
on the farm; also, BaoGuEs for field hands, which
viii be sold at low prices the quality can
be bought for at any other house in the city
ALIEN, HILL, No. Ia MAIN ST.,..RIGHaoSD, Va.
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SAVANNAH. March 10.--Advices from Tampa,
Florida, to the 4th inst, state that Indian NO
man and u Bowlegs' Negro had come into that
place They say that the Indians are willing to
emigrate and that Bowlegs sent to have talk.
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APPOINTMENTS cnNE1RMEn

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate has con-
frmed the following:
r. p. Dick. District Attorney for North Car
olina C. C. Younge. District Attorney for the
Northern District of Florida: j. L. Tatem. District
Attorney for the Southern District of Florida.
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NTfCN-Sn 4

lam now in receipt of my spring stock Of 2oods,
consisting of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses, Boys
and Children's BOOTS and SHOES Of every descrip-
ton which will be sold at low price any Other
house in this city or elsewhere, by ALEXR Hull,
No. I27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE No. !.

LADIES' and GESrLEMES's TRUNKS aud LADIES
BONNET CASES. VALIsEs, CARPET BAGS. Of all quail
tiles, sizes and prices. be had Of ALEX. HILL.
No. 1877 MAIN ST., RICHMOND. Va.
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THE Union BANK DEFALcArIoS.-It is thought
that Benz K. Brotherson. the defaulting book
keeper of the Union Bank. New York. sailed in tile
steamer for Aspinwall The defalcation. it il now
ascertained amounts 30 SIS, 900, aithoug accord
ing to Brotherson's entries, positive deficit c. II
be traced to him of only $4,000. Brotherson has
been employed in the Bauk nearly thirteen years
and until recently euioyed the Unlimited conf
dence of the bank officers; Ho has left wife and
child at his residence ia THIRTY second street. lie
had been married only two or three years Ills
wife, it is said, is Il very estimabe, young and pre-
possessing lady. The broker under arrest on the
charge of being his aeeompice is named Mott " no
Ia = favorabiy known business man, worth about
5000, 900, and recently married in highly Iespec-
table family. The accused has made 40 explana-
tion as yet.
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T'o COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Solicit the attention OF merchants visiting Rich.
MoHp TO their large aud we'll selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER Day GOODS most Of
which has been bought III the Northern markets.
under the depressing influences OF The recent paLe
at ACCfI0S and for CASH, ut very low prices TO
WHICH weekly additions VIII be made by the sgeI CT
their house in New York, Bell, Brooks, Pace
60. Their facilities such to give them all sd-
vantage of the changes in the market aud their
prices to the CASH AND PROMPT MONTHS TRADE, they
satisfied, cannot be uDdersOid by any regular
huHse in this country. They earnestly ask 4 cali
from the merchants who wish to purchase
store No. II Pearl street
nah I3-tg Richmopd Va
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STEAMER sunk

ST. LOUIS March 1.-THE steamer Arkansas
sunk yesterday. below Cairo. She had ON board
200 United States soldiers. 1t has not been ascer
tanned whether any lives were lost by the disas
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Wsare gratided to learn that the difficulty at
Washington College, Lexington, noticed in letters
om that place has been adjusted, and that the dis
sasisasd students have been reeonciled and return
ed 20 their studfes
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nea. NoTiCE-Dr. WIN. PAssMoRE will
sneak at Bethel Meeting House. 18th street. Union
HILL on SUNDAY next a. ii O'Clock NJ and -
o'clock VI. The public are invited to attend.
nh ij-lt#
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Prince Alfred, second son Of Queen Victoria, has
been appointed midshipman in the Eurylaus a
6l-gun screw frigate, now getting ready for 8
three years cruise.
The America, which sailed from Boston for l.:
erpool, on Wednesday, took ont no specie and only
thirty passengers.
Mr.. David Banks of New York. .of the firm Of
Banks. donld Co. law publishers receiver Of
the East River Bank, which failed during the ans
pension, has been attacked with paralysis. from
which he will probably never recover
Mr.. John Stanley Boyd. teacher OF the Primary
schooi at New Market. Frederick county, Nd was
severely, ana IL was feared MORALLY, stabbed. ON
thursday last by one of the pupils, named How
ard Bartholow.
Frederick Wilhelm BartIold, profes sor of Uisto-
~, ana one OF the most accomplished aud yolsmi-
DOES historicai writer's in Germany, recently died
at Griefswald.
Col Kennedy r. Owens, one Of the weaifhest,
most Intelligent and enterprising farmers Of Tai
bot county, Nd, died on Saturday last.
At an election In Dawson county, Ga. last week,
Q difficulty occurred between Charles Clark and
Lewis Green, In which the latter was shot, aud
will probably not recover. Clark made his escape.
sarles Kelly, convicted at pittsburg Of the MUIR
de- OK Henry W. Ileissmsn, was on Tuesday SEN
tenessi 10 b. hung.
Gen. Seth Clever, of Pennsylvania has been APP
pointed Indian Agent 10 Kansas, vice McCasain,
removed.
II Is stated that L. Baugh has been appointed
postmaster ns Abingdon, Va, aud u. d, Graves at
Winchester, w.
charlss Matthews, tue great English comedian,
and his chaftaing wife, are playing brilliant ea-
gassment In Washington.
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H. fhs interesting table of our friend aPhi,oH
was bsdly done mp. If be win take the paper and
correct and send It down to Ms, We viii repeat /.
In better style.
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CONVICTED.

Auansr,. March l0-George Tillman was con-
victed of mansaughter to-day at Edgeield, s. C.,
aud sentenced TO two years in Jail aud two thou
sand dollars 6ne, for killing Henry A. Christian.
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NOTICE--NO. 7,

THE pELLIssIsR TRAVELLING BAG.-I have just re-
ceived supply of the Peissier Travelling Bag an
entirely new article of travelling apparatus, foi
gentlemen and for neatness and durability cannot
be surpassed. They can only be found at ALEX.
HILLS, LII Main street. NH ll-dI&cwlt
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III In the paragraph inviting attention to Mr..
LAoouTrsE's letter 70 the Legislature, in yester-
days Dispatch, 1t was inadvertently styled q let
ter 70 Governor WISE.
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i correspondent of tho Alexandria Gazette
esrmly recommends the Hon. JoHy LnfcHER for
the next 6oyernor. OF Virginia.
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r<n RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Dc

DOGGhTF will preach at Centenery Church THIS
MORNING, at II o'clock. and on tomorrow. (SuN
DAy.l at ii A. VI, and 1ls 2. NJ. The public are IN
yted to attend; and especially the Pastors of iht
various churches in the city.
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sHg" To THE Vorgss OF THE COUNTY OF
HENEIco.-I am candidate for the Office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVIEW c for the (3d) Up
per District of the county, aud respectfully solicit
your votes in May next.
NH I3-dtd J CORBIN BURTON.
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IMPORTANT RuMoR.-GEN CAss.--We hear rurnor
that General Cass very probably, will net remain
much longer in Mr. Buchanans Cabinet. The
rumor comes from a source intimately connect
cd with General Cass, and likely to be privately
posted with regard to his feelings, that We are
Inclined to place considerable reliance upon it.
LffroR ARr. 81
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Books Books. BooKs.-fhc Gift BOOK Sale is still
open and distributing lifts with uncommon profa.
sion Call and Dny Book and get q Prize. No. is4
opposite the American Hoiel. It
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Mr.. Il. Meagher sailed from New York on Sat
urday last for Aspinwaii, en- route to Central
America, which be visits for the purpose OF col
iee.ing materials for lectures and writing that
country.
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leg | AM A CANDIDATE FoR THE Or
YICRo OF COMMISSIONER OF TUE REVENUE for
the Upper District of the county of Henrco, at the
ensuing spring election.
NH l3-tde DANIEL K GARDNER.
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c1-TTLER Co.'S steam Ambrotypea Portraits
ut prices from rs cents to s2s
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46-Shouts OF applause from all part. Of tb house
for IrLEH 4 Co.; bring them emt-more cheers for
the celebrated Artists.
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The JoRDAS Divorce CAsE.--In the Supreme
Court at New York, on Wednesday, in the case of
Annie Jordan. against her late husband. George
Clifford Jordan. the actor, the Judge granted an
order giving permission to plaintiff 20 prosecute
the bail bonds, and also ordereda new attachment
to issue against fhe defendant, with a view To
make good the SIS per week alimeny.
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sss. pRoTEcT,oy BUILDING FUND Con-

ksas" PROTECTION BUILDING FUND Com
psNY-A adjourned meeting of this company will
be held this SATURDAY. evening, at = O'Clock.
at the usual place OF meeting Lee teasants ON
18th street. l. TONknESD,
NH l3-lt Secretary
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= a<A &@<o
FFfCE. on the 18th da7 IL
L Letters. In this List. vii
fIsEB,
Allen miss Lizzie II
Arnold miss Eliza A
EIankinship miss z v
Benty miss Mamie
Bowling miss Juiia @
Branch miss Louisa
Brown miss I.ueyM
sssssses size .
Curyen miss II
Coleman miss Helen
Carter miss Jane {
Camden mis- L b
Carter miss L II
Cock miss N p
Gorthy miss NJ ia
Grafton miss NJ X
chandler miss Mary .
Grew miss X j
Carroll miss Mary
Crablin miss NJ "
Christian Iniss Sarah AIN
D
Dalton mrs ii III
Dickins miss
Day niiss v NJ
Dixon mrs K
u
EInore miss vi
Ellis mrs NJ X
kddiAs nirs B A
T.
Fitcbett mrs l. "
Ford mrs @
Ford miss A II
q
Gregory miss L A
Graves miss Mary ]
Goodwin miss Saltie b
Gannaway miss Va o
II
Hammer miss Helen g
Harrington miss Bridget
Heath miss Mary Ellen
|
Imray mrs James
K
King miss Susanna NJ
L
Lacy miss SalIis
"
Mason mrs Sarah
Mayo MRS Sarah I
Mack mrs Eliza
Murphey miss Margaret
Muslin miss Kate V
Mayo miss Judith A
Moore mis- Ellen
Martin miss Ann
&c
McNaliy mrs Ann
McCurtin miss
n
Nalery miss Margaret
o
Z
Powell mrs Harriet
perdua mrs EliZabath A 2
Pulliam mrs Emma
u
r
Rogf rs Mrs Abhie
Randolph miss Mary j
BEDFORD mrs Arabella
Richardson miss Bertha A
4
Slaves Martha (eoloTeGl
Steel miss Martha j
Stanly mrs Margaret A
Shelton mrs MaIia
Shepherd mrs Lucinda A
Souther miss Tulula
Sicily miss Va
Sublett mrs Va A
Sin gleton mrs Nancy
Smith mrs VIM X
7
Taylor mis-, Bette NJ
Terry mrs Andrew
Trawick mrs Elizabeth Y
Trent miss Betty W
Taylor mrs
Tabb Nancy (colored)
Taylor mrs Eliza A
V
Vaughan miss Martha
Valentine miss Mary II
w
Wood mrs Caroline
Whitlock miss Ella w
Wheely miss Georgianna
Whitehead miss Kate II
White miss Martha Y
Warren miss Maria L
Winfree miss Lucy
Williams miss Sallie W
Z
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- KICAMOND POST Ol
March, 1s5S.
@ Persons appiying 70
please say they are ADvrai
Atkinson Mia Macy
Atkinson miss ostavis A
Harmon mrs n A
Baxton mrs Harriet n
Ri1alow mrs A NJ
Bsa zisy inss Stisafl X
Brooks ulrs Elizabeth
Butcher mrs Kate
Clarke mrs Ann i
Coles mrs @
Crosby mrs G III
Carter mrs b
Conway mrs JH'ia
Carver mrs l. 2
Chandler mrs ID :
(shesterman mrs Vi =
Coleman mrs NJ T. g
Connaughtan mrs NJ
Campbell mrsS
Cooper mrs j
Cooley miss
Davies miss s j
Dickson mrs Patsy
Davis miss n
Davis miss Julia A
Egge1 mrs Z
Elicit mrs NJ A
Ensor miss l.
Flournoy miss s III
reeman mrs I
Ferguson mrs III A
Fidler mrs NJ
Griffin mrs Charlotte
GoOdson mrs Edgar
Gentry mrs Mary A
Graham miss Kate
Gray miss Emma
Hutson mrs Sussn
Haynes mrs Elizabeth IL
Hutchins mrs Charlotte
Isaacks mrs Rhody
Jiggitts miss Meta
Krsgel miss Cristine
Lewellen mrs Sarah
| Lilly miss Melissa
Miner mrs Lucv G
Morrison mrs kibhy I'll
Morton mrs Mary G
Mayo mrs Il G
Moss mrs L AT
Miller mrs Betty
Mason mrs Catherine A
Man6er mrs Amanda Z
MeaDly mrs
Mccarthy mrs Bridget
Mckepny mrs )
Neustiel miss Elizabeth
| Utey mrs Nancy A
Penney mrs Sarah r
Parker mrs Sallie v
Pudiy mrs Lucy Az
POindextcr mrs LG
y
Qnarles miss Josephine
Rowe mrs Sarah
Roper mrs Rebecca
Racker mrs Maria
Racks mrs Dolley
Stewart miss Anna Della
| Saunders miss Alice
ShiuauIt mrs Adeline
Shipp miss Emma G
Sheppard misa Belle
Schott miss Catharine 2
Saunders mss Eliza
Slater miss Emily W
Shelton mrs Sarah K
Scott miss Roberta
Switzerland mrs Martha
Thompson Winnie
rhorp miss Victoria A
Trase'er ars Nancy
Taliaferro mrs Mary III
Tssweli mrs Mary 7
Tyree miss Lucie
TeMell miss Clarissa
Via mrs Elizabeth
| Valentine mrs Jane II
Willett mrs Sarah M
Walsh mrs Margaret
| Walker mrs Maria Y
WOodson mrs Margaret
White mrs Lucy j
Woody mrs Jane
| Wiley mrs Jane G o
Woolsey mrs Ellen
Warrington miss Eliza
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SOLDIERS FOR CTAE.-A corps of soldiers, to the
number of 216, left Carlisle Pa on Monday, for the
barracks at Jefferson, Missouri, from whence they
will march direct, In short period. to Utah. They
are under the command of Lieut.. Norris.
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ANTT-LECoMPT0S MSETIsG An ant-Lecompton
meeting was held at Columbus, Ohio, on the 10th
instant, and the Hon. Mr. Stanton made a speech
three hours long. Letters were read on the occa-
sion from Governors Wise and Walker.
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EgA. CITY GAUGER TO THE VOTERS
OF Citizens II am candidate
for the Office of CITY GAuaER and shall be pleased
TO receive your votes in April next.
NH lS-dtdi# SAMPSON JONES.
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MARINE DrsAsTER.--The steamer Phenix Sprague,
from Boston for Philadelphia, arrived at Holmes
Hole, Mass, Wednesday, with her stern started
and ieakiDe three to four Thousand strokes per
hour, she having been in contact with the schoon.
er Chelsea, from the Chesapeake bay for Ports
mouth. The disaster occurred Tuesday night, of
Nanselly, the steamer striking the schooner on
the port how. The schooner Immediately filled.
but the captain and men were rescued by the
steamer.