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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct 5-TURpENTINE-
Sales yesterday Of 24 bbls at So for Virgin and Yellow
dip, and Sl50 for Hard per $50 lbs No sales day
SPIRrTs-Sales yesterday of 300 bbls at 46 cts per
gal; and to-day of 125 do at same price
RosIN-Saes to-day of 102 bbs low No l. at So rs per
Dbl Nothing doing in other grades.
RICHMOND CATTLE MAkKET-For the wool end
ing the I'd inst the market very heavily supplied
with Beef consequently prices were much lower than at
any other time this There were 1893 cattle sold at
prices ranging from SO to 50 GIG The operaons of be
closing with sale of 80 superior cattle at s tbe
demand being extremely light showing the probability of
a still further docline in prices. -
Pork may be quoted at $687x 81 for 100 lbs net
Sheep $3.50 to $5, and Calves from "a to sS ner
BULBS HEAD NEW DROVE YARD CATTLE MAR
KET PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-The recepts of Rprv
CATTLE large to-day, reaching about 500 head the
market, consequence, rather dull Hereafter tbe
market will be held on Monday, commencing Monday
next 11th inst The sales at 81 to SS2 principally
at 81. SOFAS. .25
CINCINNATI MARKET, Oct. 4.-FLoUR.-The market
continues dull and unsettled with good deal of rregu-
ary me sales to-day comprise about 800 bbls in lots
70 extra white Wheat 172 bbls sold at 81 so its merits
was represented however, superfne. The receipts the
last "a hours were 2 ,S34 bbls
MHlskkicMihere T. is no change in the market. The
wagon. ' VIZ ~
fRoVisioss-ihere was nothing done today worthy Of
note ana the market must be reported dull and heavy
The sales were 4o hhds Bacon Shoulders at cents and
rs do bulk do at &c. packed ~ 70 ''A'' '''N
HoPs-The cooperstown IN. Y.) Joswna, states that
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SYRACUSE, Oct. 5.-The State Fair opened here
most auspiciously to-day. The weather, which was
cloudy last night clear and beautiful this morn
ing, and just cool enough to be pleasant both for
visitors and stock. The attendance on the ground
during the day not large, but far above the
Average of the first day. The entries, however, are
much in advance of last year that the total re-
cepts already exceed the gross amount taken during
all the last fair.
Ex-President Martin Van Buren the
ground to-day.
The exhibitors have not yet got their articles fully
arranged.
Cattle and stock are still arriving in large num-
bers consequently the fair is not yet to full ad-
vantage; but the exhibition even at this time is
highly interesting.
The cattle show will be grand They are more
diflused among exhibitors, and there greater
number of fine specimens than at any previous year.
The scarcity of fancy breeders is remarkable nearly
all being shown by farmers. There are splendid
cattle OF the Durhams, Devons, Herefords, Ayre-
shres and full bloods. The grades are also remark
ably fine this year-many of them but little inferior
to full bloods.
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Congressional Nomin,tions

BosToN. October 5.-The Republican Convention
of the With Congressional District renominated An
son G. Burlingame this evening.
The Democrats of the With District in Convention
to-day nominated George b. Loring, of Salem for
Congress
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October 5,-H. l.. Dawes was
unanimously renomnated for Congress by the Re
publicans of the Nth District to-day. John T..
Goodrich presided at the Convention, and the re-
nomination made bv resolution. Mr.. Dawes
afterward addressed the Convention.
WORCESTER, Mass, October 5.-The Democrats of
the IXth Congressional District, cell Thayer's -
have nominated Nathaniel Wood, of Ftchburg, for
Congress.
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Richard Duff was arrested yesterday by officers Her
bert and Armsworthy, of the Eastern District charged
with assaulting Charles Miller and cutting him with a
knife Justice Audoun committed him Jail for Court
Col. William A Cameron yesterday arrested by
officer Dawes the charge of assaultng John H. Moore
with cane, at Mer's Hotel. He held to bail to an
swer the charge before Court, by Justice ShOwacre
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The Canada Slave Case

CHATHAM, G. W., Oct. 5.-The greatest excite
ment exists here in consequence legal proceedings
being commenced against body of negroes for
surrounding train of on the Great Western
Railway, and forciby taking therefrom a negro
servant belonging to Mr. Merlwin. Ten or twelve
of the rioters bound to be tried at the next
assizes The boy taken off against his most
urgent entreaties, and is kept here by negroes.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Tuesday, Oct 5.-About one
half of the towns in this State held their annual
town elections yesterday As far as heard from,
the Democrats have carried thirty towns and
gained two, and the Republicans have carried for
ty-seven towns, and gained fourteen, showing a net
Republican gain of twelve towns.
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The Case of Cant. Austtp

BosToN, Oct. 5.-In the United States District
Court to-day Capt. Austin, of the whang-ship
Betsey Williams, of New Bedford, was found
guilty of leaving John Francis, a colored man, one
of his crew, at deserted island of the Galapagos
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FIRES.
The alarm of fire at about halfpast one o'clock
on Tuesday night was occasioned by the burning of
quantity of crackers in the bake house of Mr..
Beatty, on McElderry's wharf. Officers Owings
and VIM. Pindel, who discovered the fire, succeeded
in extinguishing it before much damage was
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG GR A NJ S
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
From Washington.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Cit is said that the reception
of General Jones, as Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Plenipotentiary. from Nicaragua, does not
supercede lrisari. The former represents that he
has full authority to ratify the treaty.
Within few days. additional instructions have
been sent to Naval officers in command at each
end of the transit route with view to the protec-
tion of American rights and property.
Judge Bonlin to-day had long interview with
Secretary Cass. the subject of his mission to
Paraguay, and he will tomorrow receive his in
structions, the prominent features of which are
that President Suez be required to make an
apology for the insult to our flag; to make
reparation to the citizens of the United
States, who were driven out of that country; and
to acknowledge his obligation to satisfy all other
demands for redress, the amount of indemnity to
be ascertaned, probably through a board of com
missiOners. Also, to negotiate commercial treaty
and obtain some guarantee for the opening up of
the La Plata and its tributaries, by the removal of
the restrictions on trade in these waters. Only one
vessel. the Fulton, carrying the Commissioner, will
at first proceed to Assumption. Should he succeed
in his objects, he will forthwith return to Washing
ton, bringing with him the Convention; but in the
event of entire failure, he will direct Commodore
Shubrick to send up the feet, and with it to carry
out the distinctly defined policy of the administra-
ton. The fleet will, after its business in Paraguay,
show itselfin several of the South American States,
particularly in those with which Government
has long had unsettled accounts.
Later from Havana.-Explosion OF Masa-
Zine-Terrible DisaSter-Hiany lives lost ana
large number Wounded.
New ORLEANS. Oct G.-The steamer Black War
rior has arrived here from Havana, with dates to
the I'd.
A large magazine at Havana, filled with powder,
shells and rockets, exploded on the 10Th ult., by
which % persons killed and 105 wounded.
Many more were also buried under the ruins.
Ninety new sugar houses were totally destroyed,
and the Gas Works were rendered useless, so that
the city at night was in total darkness. The .po-
lice and trorPs were guarding property. The
whole citv affected by the shock, and many
buildings were damaged. Governor General Con
cha was the first official on the ground, and was
quite active in aiding the unfortunate.
The cause of the disaster was unknown
Sugars had declined trihe. Stock on hand 120,-
900 boxes
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DelnHNnre EIecfinnh

WILMINGTON, Oct. 6.-Compete returns of the
election in this State yesterday show that the
Democrats have carried the State by about 75O
majority.
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INoTE-The above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the associated Press in this city The
following from the New York papers of yesterday
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The SLAYER IIaidee

New York, Oct. G.-The examination of the
mate and crew of the SLAYER Haidee was commenced
yesterday. The Haidee received on the coast of
Africa upward of eleven hundred negroes, of whom
two hundred died on the passage. The Haidee is a
small clipper and belonged to a Portuguese house
at Oporto.
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Pennsylvania Politics


MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Oct, 5.-There was an i'm
mense peoples meeting here last night. Seven
hundred miners in mining dresses attended it, Mr..
Shoemaker made a stirring address,
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The Brig Katarin in Distres

BosToN, Oct. 5.-The brig Katarin, forty-two
days from Amsterdam, for New York, put into
Newport yesterday, with loss of spars and sails
She will repair at Newport and sail the first fair
wind.
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Fever at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-The deaths from yellow
fever during the past 80 hours have been eighty
nine
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Election in Wilmington. De

=, D0"tff VI
MOBILE, Oct. 5.-The Rev. Henry Vaudeville
rector of the Presbyterian Church here, died OF
Saturday. He was native of New York
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FREDERIcE COUNTY.-The Sixth Annual Exhibit
tion OF the Frederick County Agricultural Society
will commence in Frederick city, on Tuesday next.
the 18th inst, and continue four days The pro,
iect of establishing a Mechanics Institute for
Frederick county has found general favor among
our citizens, as is shown by the very numerous siG
natures to the circulars.
The Examiner says This community was startled
on Friday last, by the announcement that one of
our citizens, who had been doing business without
previous reproach suspicion, was suspected of
committing several forgeries and of having alb
seconded with the profits his crime Upon further
investigation, it appears that sundry notes. dis
counted at banks and passed to private hands. bv
Mr.. Joseph A. Lechlder, miller, and bearing the
names of Isaac Nedg and Oliver Holtz, ESD, as
endorsers, are alleged to be forgeries Among
them, notes at the Frederick County Bank
for over two thousand dollars at the Central
Bank, for fifteen hundred dollars, and at the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank for one hundred
and forty, dollars, also, in the hands of Amos
Cramer, Esq, for $500, of Aaron Baker, Esq, 5000;
and S. G. Simmons Esq, 5000; besides large defal
cations to parties in Baltimore city Mr.. Lechlider
departed from this city, on the morning of the 9th
uto, for parts unknown leaving his family, for
whom much sympathy is felt, behind
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WILMINGTON, Del, Tuesday, Oct 5.-At the
Ward elections held here to-day for Assessor and
Inspectors, the Peoples party carried three wards
out of five.
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New York PoLuICs.-The New York Eceninq

NEW YORK PoLITICs.-The New York Erenina
Post of the 9Th says:
The Republican Congressional Convention in the
9th Mr.. Haskin's) district met yesterday at SING
Sing, and, on motion of Horace Greeley, resolved
chat, inasmuch other parties hostile to he fec,
eral dministration-especially to its Lecompton
policy-had indicated desire to confer with ms
with view to harmonious action in the ensuinc
contest, this Convention stands adjourned to Tarry
town, at noon on Tuesday, the 10Th inst, which
was unanimously agreed to.
and, like the Republican delegates is Favorable 10
Haskin's reelection. There will, therefore, be no
other nomination made by either of these conven-
tions. As Mr.. Douglas has once more returned in
10 70 communion with the Administration, of course
all who bolted with him will share in t6e amnesty
which has been extended to him; and Haskin's re-
election, therefore, is rendered comparatively Ger
tam. 1t is even doubtful whether the Adminstra-
appearances Haskin's battle will have to he tongbt
after the election.
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The Paraguay Squadron.
BoSToN, Oct. 6.-The United States slOop-of-waT
Dolphin, of the Paraguay squadron, sailed hence
for Norfolk to-day.
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Sailing of the Niagara.
Boston, Oct. 6.-The steamer Niagara sailed
hence for Halifax to-day, en- route for Liverpool.
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large amount was purchased the past II IA cts
a very few extra Is, mostly to fill contlcts.
MARK ETS RX TEI EClApII

- MAhhEIS BY IELEGAPU.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Flour is heTy sales of II COO
Dds at 4S5d5 for State, S540d5 60for Ohio and 30
S9560 for Southern. Wheat is heav; sales of "a OsO
lao cts. COrn-Sales of 500 bushe market buoyant;
yellow 9oG92 cts; mixed 7173 c:s Beef is dull new
Western Sl1dll2. Pork is heavy s1G66dl670 for
Mess, and Sl4 75 for Prime Lard is seady at d1ib
cts Sugar is firm at 6A@S cts. ,urpentne Spirits
dull. Rice is firm.
= CHICAGO, Oct. 5-Flour is dull Whet DC lower-sales
OF IL 900 bushels at &c Corn has declining tendency
sal es at sic. Oats firm.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 5-Four is dill super is offered at
$40, without finding buyers. yhea is dull but un-
changed. Whiskey is unchanged
MOBILE Oct. 5.-Cotton-saes oB 0M bales at124c. for
MdunSs sales OF three days, 100 bales; receipts do,
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RosToN, Oct. 5, 1S5S.-The folio wing are the
footings of our Bank Statement for the past week.
Capital Stock S33 019 600 Due to otr Banks 81 800
Loans and Dists So 226 900 Deposits 81 O6l 500
s5g3OOO Circulation 6,4l5, 500
Due FIN otr Banks 1904 000
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The first for Fraser river Cpnd that IT Went tSn ba ffm
ot. I e a'ii II and reached Pembina on the 10th of
R%r RRmgust Two members of the party have written
boci q favorable account of the trip so far. From
Pembina they expected to take the route of the
Hudson Bay Company's posts in the valley of the
Saskatchewan, and winter on some of the head
waters of that river unless they should succeed in
crossing the mountains this fall. few of the party
descended the Red river from Breckenridge in a
boat, carrying $500 pounds freight and were II
DAYS in getting to Pembina. They think the Rea
river valley will; before many years, be regarded
as eethe garden of the North-west.-W. tHto''
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There have been further sales at New York Of
$l50,OOO Treasury Notes at par to q premium for
4R@4A Per Cents. Also, 100000 or $40 900 Uni
ted States 5s, loan, at 1895, closing at that
bid.
The weekly average of the circulation and net
deposits, specie, and loans and discounts of the
New York Banks from 1st January, 1855, to 1st Oc-
tOber 1858. was ne follows.
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meeting of workingmen, held in Trenton y.
j., last week, formed an organization to secure
more direct representation in the LEGISLATURE anT m
Congress. Their platform is the discharge o ~
officers of government who are unnecesIai.' -.
sion of the tariff so as to only such GOODS ds
compete with domestic dPeoDa@nng Pg6o nhds
to be sold only to actual settlers m bn fn ceeeon a
of State expenses; better IaMi Of officers some
restraint Tsgss orr litigation carried on by the rich to
harass the poor.
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We copy what follows from the Haynevile. Ala,
C4ron1ee, paper publishedin the very section from
Mhlch we nave received the heaviest complaints Of
disasters to the cotton crop:
IHE CRoPs-Fotwithstand the apprehensons
OF an uniavorable crop which were so generally felt
and experienced few months since, the planters
o! ihis country are now counting upon very large
their crop as better than is on the contrary many
complain when they are doing well; but now all we
see tell the same tale and inform us that they will
T gather as much if not more than they did in So
been highly propitious. San. ReD.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Wc are informed
by passenger who arrived in this city at one
o'clock Yesterday, from Pittsburg, via the Penn
upon that road coming east, at an early hour YES
terday morning, when near Harrisburg, came in
collision with hand with four of the road
hands upon it. He states that two of the men were
killed instantly, and third one badly injured; one
OF the men named John Woods, escaped uninjured.
He did not learn the names of those who were
killed and wounded.
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n va! naS oeen issued for meeting of the "col-
orea m eltlzens OF Ohio, to assemble at Cincinnati
!he @ z5d, Z4th and 25th of November next. The OBJ
ct OF tne meeting is to consider the disabilities un-
e ger which co!ored people lie, such as exclusion
from the elective franchise, the jury box. the in
the poor house. The purpose of the meeting is to
agltate the question and spread light. Delegates
are requested to bring with them statistics concern
among colored peone ond he omont of their
wealth and taxes. The call says "two-thirds OF
every Congress is taken up in discussing the gges-
ton What shall we do with the niger. lhey
seem to think, therefore, that it is high time ine
took part in the debate on the question IN Which
they are so deeply Interested
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New Town CLOCK-The New Market Fire Com
pany, of this city, have contracted with Messrs
Holloway Il Bro for new clock. to be erected in
the steeple attached to their engine honse on Eu-
taw, near Lexington street. There will be four
dials, four feet in diameter, to be painted black
with gilt hands. The framework will be of iron
and the inside works brass. The dials will be some
thirty feet above the main works of the clock. |
is intended to run eight days The total cost of the
clock will be 81 ,050. 1t was intended to illuminate
the dias so as to be plainly at nights but the
idea has been abandoned, owing to the heavy ex-
pense attending it.
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SEVERELY SCALDED.-The fireman of the Georges
Creek steamer, soon after leaving the wharf on
Tuesday night, threw bucket of water into the
ash-pan, which, on coming in contact with the hot
bars of the grating created steam, which rushed
back, scading the mans arms and face so severely
that the skin peaed off. The steamer stopped at
Locust Point was provided with another fireman,
and proceeded on her trip.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
drills. -
HARBoR GRAoE.-771 bbls foul; 10 bbls corn meal;
200 bbls. pork 100 kegs butter; SO boies tobacco
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.



Through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. % SOUTH STREET.
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PERsoNAL-Mr. Louis Lesser, of this city yester-
day morning received a dispatch stating that his
sister, Mrs. Wachman and child of this city. but
now of Cincinnati, had arrived by the steamer
iammonia, at New York, yesterday, all safe
Mrs. W. was supposed to have taken passage on
the steamer Austria
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THE VoLANDT BAND.-We are gratfed to learn
that this justly celebrated band have been engaged
during the afternoons, at the Exhibition of the
Mary land Institute. -
The steamship City of Norfolk, sailed from Savan-
nah, heavily laden, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst. for
Baltimore.
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FATAL TERMTNATTON.-Mr. William Kaltenbaek,
who was injured, on Tuesday last, at the Baltimore
received, at six o'clock, yesterday morning, at his
residence, on Hughes, near Williams street. He
was attended by Professor n. r. Smith, who did
every thing in his power to relieve him. but found
it impossible to save his life
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H0Ps.-The cooperstown IN. r, Jo.rro, s,,,e, tha.
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CONGRESS.

Monday. Feh. S. 10 the Senate, the Kansas ques-
ton Mis di,,ussrJ. The notion Of Mr. Wilson 70 re.
tsr ihs Pfssdsais Kansas message 10 selcc, commit
lee. win Ps~e Sud 70, person. and papers, Va.
i,ci.d. The message referred TO the committee
Territories Ne. Douglas made several attempt. TO IN.
trodgss fssouion calling on The President ior inior.
nation on Kans1s afT,n. pending the last 81 which
he Senate sdiourned.
Il the House. tie resolution Of VI. Stephens. %
Georgia. administration D,moerstl for the reference
u The Presidents Kanss. message 70 ,he committee on
Teni3rss wss defeated ~ ,ete d il5 ayes 70 ~
nsys. Aud ihe resolution % NJ. nanis, n Illinois.
lDpusss Dsmortsi.J sf The reerense Of the message
70 select committee Of fifteen. win power 10 send for
persons sni pspep passed. BY sses ll4. nays H.
This scion 81 The House pfecluJes The possibility q
report Ills session. inasmuch itopens he door d
slmosi sndlss. investigation.
Mr. Keti, By unanimous consent o. the House, nads
p.rsSnsi s1pisn.tion. Ne assumed sll responsibility
fof ibe vioaiian n the dignity sd dscaun Of u.
House On Saturday morning. lie, be said. The o.
gfessof and Ne soae. lie expressed bic profound re-
stet Iot n, occurrence. Personal collisions espeesll,
10 legislative holy. were feprehsnsible, Il ps..ibl,
asodais. lIs could not say whether o. not blns
ass directed u him. lie not eoBscious n hasini
received one. He wished TO make he House what
ever rpsnii5n he could, By this expression Of reg'e
fof VIA, h,d eseuff,d.
Mf. Gfos ssd that he had been taught IN biz youil
that fights smong mon wsrs disgraesfsl. His mslsr
jgisn.a, hsi spgso's 81 ,hs .sseliins Yst ,bs rsb
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DEATH PROM nEMIocK.

The Milton \. c. Chronicle says: DR.. J.
A. stan6eld, Of Leasburg. informs Us that he
called a few DAYS ago. professionally, 10 visit
the family Of Samuel Johnston. Esq, in Per-
son county, and that on his arrival there be
found two negro girls, aged and 9. eorpses
before him. after about IL hours sickness.
and two others, boy and girl. sunk 30 low
that one died the next day afterwards. A
negro man was also taken i'll while the doctor
was present, but he now bids fair to recover.
post norton examination satisfied DR.. ;.
that the negroes died from the effects Of
hemlock, incorrectly termed. BY some. as
poisoned angelica. The children had been
in search Of tooih.brushes made Of the roots
Of various kinds Of weeds and bushes. So
much FOR mouth.mops and the detestable
practice Of " dipping"