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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
A Great Book for Agents.

A Great Book for Agents.
EIFTY Years in Chains: Or, The Life
of an AMERICAN SLAVE. Written
by himself. 430 Pages, Cloth, Gilt Back,
Price 81.
This is the title of Of the most intensely interest
Ing Losra hic the day 1t the plain history Of an
American slave in the South who after two or three
escapes and recaptures finally, old man, found free
io.: and rest in one Of the Northern states.
What the Press say.
The story is told with great simplicity but with mnci.
power and pathos Whoever takes IT viii md II dic't
To lay it down until it is nished-dttoaal Era, Wash
ington, D. c. $50 IL,
narrative Of real experience Ike the above WIZ
have far more effect against slavery than the ingeniou.y
wrought novel; however true lf. its pictures may be-
Am. Bipiist
Here is a book of facts, stranger than fiction, and
thousand fold thrlling simple tale OF Hieions
oppression, revealing truly the workings oi 'ae peeu
In, institution in our country To the soryovinr we
would say, here i story worth rsadany-sss''s'
=. ---.--.~ s,..t'- s.dlnedist,iy. such can easily
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
LEWISBURG FOUNDRY.

~--The subscribers, thankful e
r.s-~~A past patronage, would irfurr
A.5s--- .,zz.-sS .he public that they CONTINUE !,
.l.-! ~ l,l',.,,.9 manufacture all kinds Of MILL
GEARING and other Castings. Thrash,,,
Machines aud other Machinery repaired II n.
best manner. Castings warranted TO 3, g.
good material, and at prices that can Iotfs,
TO please. GEDDES, MARSH d co.
LewIsburg, Feb. 1881
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

NtRSCRIBE for Harper's Magazine,
~ the knickerbocker, Graham's and other
Magazines, at the Publishers rates, at
i. MENUS & cos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

LORD NAPIER has returned as far as New York,
from his Western trip, and writes from there un-
der date of October 14th. acknowledging the re-
ceipt of letter from the Committee of Invitation
of the Fair to be held In this city next week. lie
concludes by saying: 81 am very sensible of the
obliging attention of which you have made me
the object, aud it will give me great pleasure to
attend on the occasion referred to-"
MowISG AND RzApIsG MACHINES are just now re-
garded with great attention by agricultursts, and
we are pleased to learn that McCormck's Reaper,
(from Ilinois,) aud Aultman's "Buck. Eye Mower"
(from 0hio,) which received gold medals at the
Syracuse National Trial of Uarvesters, will be on
exhibition here at the Fair next week Visitors
will thus have an opportunity of comparing them
with other machines which will be exhibited.
In TIHE.-A gentleman from Albany, N. Y, who
has two fine horses for exhibition at the Fair next
week, took them to the grounds yesterday.
THE FAIR GROUNDS will soon be ready for occupa.
ton. A covered stand, commanding a view of the
entire enclosure, has been prepared for invited
guests; and the stalls or pens, occupied by diTe-
rent clssses of animals, are designated by signs
the letters of which are so large that she who
runs may read"
THE VALEDIcToRY ADDRESS, at the Exhibition
next week, will be delivered on Friday, at twelve
o'clock NJ, by the Hon. WV. G. RIvEs. On Satur'
day, the premiums on the Horticultural and De-
mestic Departments will be officially announced
and there will be professions of the horses and
cattle to which premiums have been awarded.
Hon. B. P JOHNSON, the well known Secretary o.
the New York State Agricultural Society, and one
Of the most scientific agriculturists of the age,
writes that he will be here on Monday next, &C.
companied by the other delegates from the New
York State Society.
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n6F DRY GooDs.

We are to-day receiving additions to our stock, CT
Is bales heavy 81 and FL PULLED CLOTHS
Is cases Sleeps Grey SATTINETS
~ 81 rs and a Heavy Plaid LINSEYS
IL ptue Oxford Cadet aud Grey Mixed SATT1-
% cases New STYLES PRINTS
IS bales Negro BLANKETS
g. 10. IL and IL quarter Bed BLANKETS
u bales FLANNeLS
Bieached SHEETINGS, Fancy CASSIMERES and
TWEEDS, all wool KENTUCKY JEANS
pIaiu PERSIANS and CASHMERES
Plain all wool M0USLINS
Fancy Printed do
Fancy MOUSLtN DE LANES
RURES A QUILLE, ROBES A LIZ and ROBES
VALENTINE
BAYADIER VALENCIES, MOUSLINS and DE
BAGES
With great many other goods suited to the
season. all of which will sell low to merchants.
ELLETr DREWRY,
IL Pearl street.
oc l6-2w Richmond, Va.
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A CARD, signed A. J. Coons,

I.s A CARD, signed A. j. Coons.
'SF>--i. NJ. D having been published on the 18th
inst in reply to of the 18th. beg to inform
the public it sets for III unjust misrepresentation
of facts stating that the copy OF the letter has been
materially altered. The letter sent to Dr.. Coons and
the one to the Dispatch, were each copied from a
rough pencil sketch. some parts of viii h were in
terlined; on the original Iapsr there vas no form
of conclusion to it, In the letter sent to said Coons
which has been shown US by Mr. Apperson, the con
cusion is thus: We are yours, &c. Warng 4
Pearce" whereas in the copy sent to the Dispatch
aud published, it says, Respectfully, w. Pr
Our card was also c5nsluded with that word and
signed and that ia bow the word Respectfully J"
got in the conclusion of the letter-a rery ma erdt
alteration certainly. If there had been material
alteration, why did not Or. c. publish both letters,
and alow the public to Judge. AS regards the
"dsrespecful" request made to Dir. Coons by us, let
the public the Judges if the letter not reYy
respectful and mild under circumstances that we've
doing US injustice. that compelled III to defend our
selves against catumnies circulated from the re
marks made by DR.. Coons. who, even in his card
states he first said it is possible there was
thing wrong" and then in the next line contrsdicts
himself by declaring have not said or intinldted
that the death was caused by the medicine" We
must apoi gise TO the pnblc for the delay in laying
these facts before them: but it is partly owing 10
delay in getting additional evidence, the absence It
one of our firm from the city, and the Sabbath it
&C lg-it WARING PEARCE
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EXHIBITING IN Thee RING

This manner Of deciding upon The mcIhsc
horses and catsis offered for premium' WIN os 3
decidedly novel feature In the exhieisioa @ pexs
week, although /, has within few years past
been adopted by all the principal Agricultural 80
cisties a the West, the North and the East.
Horses or cattle belonging to designated class,
having been led out from their stalls under the
direction of the superintendent OF the department
in which they are entered, are brought on the
track. They are then, under the direction OF the
marshal Of the ring, led or driven around'the
track once and halted before the judges for their
| examination. In the examination OF horses, the
| iudges often have them moved around the track
again. after which they las cattle are ut once) are
| led or driven into the "ripg" or centre OF the
| track Here the examination IL concluded, and
| the success al animals at once designated, tha'
which has the first premium, having blue ribbon
attached 10 its bride horns that which has the
second premium q red ribbon; that which has the
| third premium. a vhite ribbon, and that which
NAV be thought worthy of COMMUNICATION, green
ribbon. After the prize animals have been Thus
decorated, they again led or driven around the
| track for inspection by the multitude, and then
| retire through gate opposite to that by which
they entered, to be proceeded Ia like manner by
| the next class.
This ME thod Of exhibition has many advantages
| IL enables exhibitors to know exactly when their
animals will be judged it allows of the more CON-
piete display OF the points of the animals u
| isolates judges from ofncious by ISLANDERS wniie
they are making up their verdicts, and at the
same time IL enables thousands to inspect the ex-
animation, and the result Of which they see at
once BY introducing class after class OF animals
| and by making one breed succeed another the in
terest is: unnaggipgly maintained TOR hours
and observant spectators are made familiar with
the appearance and points of good cattle, horses
and Other domestic animals. This will be OF more
consequence as it is now certain that all OF the
famous breeds of imported cattle, as we'll as OF
horses, will be creditably represented here next
week.
On Saturday, the last day Of the Fair, there wiz
be a grand procession of all premium horses and
CATTLE wearing their ribbons"
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LIED.

In this city. yesterday morning, October 18th, at
10 minutes bef0le 4 o'clock, Mrs. MARTHA HEN
DERSON, in the 9th year of her age.
Her friends aud acquaintance. and those of her
son. J. Henderson, are invited TO attend her fune-
raj this morning at IL o'clock, at Centenary Church.
In this city. at the residence of her son, Mr. An.
drew j. Bowers ON the morning of the 18th, after a
lingering illness, Mrs. OLIVE BOWERS. in her I'D
year. she patient sufferer, and waited for
death in the exercise of lively faith IN the merits
of her kedeemer.
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord
Her funeral will place from Centenary
Church, this (Tuesaay) morning at O'Clock. The
presence of the friends of the family is respectfully
desired.
At the residence of bis father, on the 18th Of Octo
her EDGAR WARREN, only sou of William T and
H.rdinia 81 CoghIl aged two months and "A
days
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The Sidewalks and Guttcrs

The attention Of the citizens is requested to the
ordinances Of the city with regard to the side
walks aud cutters of the streets. The Mayor IL
determined to enforce those ordinances. Az the
great Fair opens here next week, it Ia important
that the walks should be clean and the gutter,
freed from filth and staguan. water. 1t is true
that our city 10 10 pretty olerable order now hu,
IL IL desirable that it shall be unexceptionabe In
the matter OF cleanliness. 10 short, let us put
our house 10 order by the time the guests arrive
The Mayor says this must be done; and We ere sure
every citizen will say ''agreed."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

H5- Tho Petersburg Express announces that the
Rev. VIM II. PLArr, the eloquent and distDg rushed
pastor of st. Pauls Church, Petersburg, who was
compelled, several weeks ago to resort to the SIX
of some Of the most eminent physicians of the
North, has returned fully restored.
The return Of the Rev. DR.. MINNEaeRopE, pastor
of st. Paul's Church, Richmond, after q visit to
Germany, has been already announced. On SUM-
day morning last, he preached 3 powerful and elo-
quent sermon from the text who is my neigh
bort" DR.. NJ. seems to have returned from his
European trip like "giant refreshed" and hts
congregation are enjoying the fruits of bis rich
and varied learning. his profound, discrip mating
and elegant mind, and Zeal which mauifest It,
self fn thoughts that breathe aud words that
hurn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19
uIyNESoTA ELECTION.

cg,c.ao Oct Is.-The returns from Minnesota
.oma in sIow,y. The following have been received
Hennepin county-The whole republican uche'
Scott county-Two democrats and two repuoh-
cans elected to the Legislature.
Ramsey county-The entire democra'ic ticke'
elected. At. c,;oa hr
tha ranuhIicans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

NEW AND
~ HANDSOME
GOODS S.
We are nov receiving from New York, our second
supply of new, handsome and desirable GOODS, for
INV FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
We invite an examination from all purchasers. We
are prepared to show large and desirable stock of
DRESS GOODS,
In all the newest aud most desirable styles. We
enumerate in part.
SILKS-RObe Aiez
Double Skirts
TIL, Floupce
Alez s riped
Figured BsyadeTe Plaid
Plain Black in great variety
Black MORE Antique, cheaper than ev-
or before offered
super Printed Cashmeres and Mouselaincs
Mousela ne Robes Alez
Very beautiful small figured Merinoes. for chill
dren
American and cheap En- glsh Mouselaines
Plain, Plaid and striped Popiins
Plaid Valens:as, French Merinoes
Bsyadere M1hair. French baz's
Plain Mouselanes &c. &c.
In aourning Goods ws have Bomb isines. Alpa-
cas-. Tamise, Mouseains, Merinoes, Grapes, Black
Our Cloak in Velvet and Cloth. are rom the GEL
obrated establish ment Of Brodie in New York which
lie sufh lent guarantee of their elegance and fash
lon. THIS department is kept constantly full by
In shawls we can show Square and Mantilla Stella,
square and Mantilia Wool. comprising everything
We have large and handsome stock Of
Worked Collars and Sleeves, in sets
Worked Collars, 10 Muslin and Cambria
Sup Lace Sets, and Collars separate
Marseilies, Linen and Cambria Sets
Muslin aud Lace Caps
Hosiery in every variety
Gloves and Gaunletts, of all kinds
In Cloths, Cassimeres and vestinss we have a sp
perb stock: which we win sell by the yard or have
made to order. By fashionable failors at very low
prices. We are prepared to have all styles OF work
made up, from cheap business suit to the finest
dress coat
We also have, probably, the best stock of Ser.
wants Clothing to be found in this market, say
81 and IA PULLED Cloths %
Oassinets, Sleeps Greys. kerseys. Linseys
Georgia Plaids, &c
Blankets Flannels brown and blsached Cottons
Irish Linens. Table Damask, Towels
Napkins, Table Covers, &c
In short, We mean to keep everything usually
found in y first class Dry Goods Store. buying
8oods eften we are always able to show all the nov
elites. CHILEG CHENEkY.
oc l9-dlm Corner st1 and Broad sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

Tickets given foinvited auests, 10 jnisss To ar
hfsitors. members Of the United states saa the
Virginia rentraI Agricultural Societies are moi
sransfsvabis. No 'cheeks' will be given q, tbs
gates.
Certificates viii be given 10 exhibitors On the lest
day to- enabse them 70 hare their stock or articles
exhihied transported bsck free Of charge bf ths
railroads which have generously offered 10 do ~
A programme for zach day OF the exhibit " viii
appear IN the Richmond morning papers. with suek
additional regulations FIR tbs preservation OF order
a. the Chief Marshal and General suoeyiptsndent
NAV deerN it necessary 10 cafcrcs.
By order OF the Executive conmsttsA.
CHAs UTMMOCE.
oc le-2tTuATu Chief Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

We invite attention to the lectures OF JaNes NJ.
Crane, Esq, formerly Of this city. The subject Is
one Of interest to men of science and learning
and tho speaker has accumulated mass of reli a
BILE facts, which wifi be heard with interest n nd
instruction. In his first lecture, Mr.. Crane un-
dertakes to show the origin of the sborigines OF
America We bespeak for him crowded hou Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

AMBRoTYPES.
375 likenesses taken at POWERS Gallery yester-
dav.
For Pearl Ambrotypes. apply at POWERS Gal.
lery
POWERS makes the dollar size Ambrotypes for
fifty ceuts.
pow Frs has been making pictures in this city for
eight years. Lne dollar size for 50cents.
Oc 1879
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19
THE New OsLEAss surrsRxYs-we

hope our citizens generally will respond to-day ia
the appeal of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion 10 behalf OF the yellow fever sufferers in New
Orleans The District Committees will make their
reports to. night, 1t the hall of the Association at
half past o'clock, 90 that the result may be i'm.
medistely made known to the New Orleans Associ-
alton. Contributions may be banded to the com :
mtttecs or left ct the store of Mr.. 2. b. Price.
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CaInphell'a Vfrgiuin

The South has . column on the subject of this
admirable history, which it regards as the best
history Of the great Common wealth. A gentle-
man In Petersburg, equally distinguished for his
cultivated intellect aud his State pride, upon ap-
plication being made to him for a subscription,
Immediately put down his name for ten copies =
We hope "Big Richmond" will not permit herself
to be overshadowed in a matter which 30 much
concerns her literary taste and devotion to the
old Commonwealth, by the once "Little Cockade. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. 1S-The overtana mali
from California from Fort Smith on the Sth, con-
Arms the battle of the troops with the Camanche
Indians.
ST.. Louis Oct 1s.-The second overland mail ar
rived here Saturday night. with letters to the Zoth
nit but no papers. The third mail arrived
tonight, Is days out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

To ConE UP AGAIa-The case of the
Common wealth W. Winston, charge Of cruelty
10 servant. which was heard by the Mayor yes
terday aud dismissed because the alleged offence
vas committed In the county, will be reinststed
aud considered by his Honor this morning. 1t in.
volvss 40 important question which he will then
ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

WAsHINroN Oct. 1s.-Gen. Cass emphatically in-
formed Gen. Jerez that whatever may be done by
France or any other foreign power, our Govern
ment will protect the transit route to the fullest
extent and at all hazards.
Some friends of the Administration in high po-
stions, express themselves in favor of an appli-
cation to Congress for appropriation to conduct
negotiations for the purchase of Cuba.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

HgALTHY.--The health of the city is
remarkably good. We hear of but few cases of
serious illness and there is nothing Of an epidem.
ic or contagious nature. On Sunday, there was not
an lnternent In the Shockoe Hill Burying Ground
On Friday aud Saturday there were two, both in>
fants, one Of whom died at the aims house.
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Financial and Commercial.
Richmond Markets, Oct. IS.


TOBACCO.-The br> AXIS of Tobacco continue very
SIN ALL and receipts very light The stock on hand
tor inspection is very small We quote inferior
ufacturna $750t@s. Inferior Leaf SCALE 50 good
Sn@l3 fine Shipping scarce. nominal price 5l3@
1850; good Manufacturing $l3@l550; no fine in
market nominal price sl6Gl25.
FLOUR-The market dull. Stocks have snartly
accumulated, in spite of limited arrivals. as few
sales have been made for shipment Shippers offer
Sc for superfine, which holders have dec 'inea.-
There is no change in quotations to the trade, ex
cept that family cannot be quoted as high as re.
Gently We quote supertine s. 25@6 so; Extra Sc !:
WHEAT.-There is no change in Wheat. Good &c
prime Red $l.35@l.45; good to prime White 81 45ta
UoRN.-Market dull. We quote 771a@82'z pei
OATs-5O@53 per bushel and scarce.
We quote Prime Sides 91ac; Shoulders nc Todd't
Sides &c; do Shoulders &c; no hog round in mar
ket. Todd's Extra Sugar-cured Hams lac; pisir
Hams l0GDllc; Bagged do ll@l2c-
CDFFbE-Quet: Rio lG1sGIlac: aaguayra l2l4
@l21zc Java i61s6aI7c; Mocha is(ol &C.
SUGARS The market quiet. New Orleans nont
llISc; Crushed and Powdered lo1a@ i03lc; Gut Loa
n@ll1dc; A Coffee lhs4c; Coffee lcc U Coffee e1ac
A1 Wmf 1 KY
MONEY MARKET.-No change; the market is easy
EXCHANGE on the Northern cities still q premium
Unbankable Virginia notes sill i discount. Nortl
and South Carolina bank notes q discount.
Northern Markets.-fBY TELEGnAPH.l
BALTIMORE. Oct 1S-Fiour dull and lower-Ohi'
s. IS; Howatd street s. 81. Common Wheat dull
prime brisk; Red 81 l5@i.23; White 81 N@l4o.-
NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-Fiour lower-State 81 27@
440 Ohio s5254535; Southern $5dl540 Whea
heavy-Southern nominal. Corn heavy. CottoI
quiet Sales of 1909 bales Orleans Eidding IL 1916
Spirits Turpentine steady at 1880 Resin dull e
$l.629l.50. RiQ4 dull, SO.
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THE LATE MEXICAN BATTLE.

NEW ORLEANS Oct. 1S.-Brazos dates to the 14th
inst. confirm the defeat of Vidaurri by Mramon
The battle lasted four days. near Ahualasco. vi.
daurri retreated to Monterey. He is preparing to
attack Miramon.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN. fAkhish
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MY STRANGERS

MY STRANGERS and others wishing
GOOD PICTURES at reasonable rrces. would do well Il
call at the cid established Gallery Of
SANXAY g. CO.,
Late PRATT'S)
where all the latest styles made in perfection.
l45 MAIN STREET,
oc l9-lw sign Big Gothic Window.
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N.Y. In these days, when humbugism

IN bneSe Gays, Wnen numDug1sm
is rampant, it becomes a matter of moment to dis
cover what is really genuine. In the way of Pic
lures, we know of no place better where we could
refer our friends than the old established Gallery Of
SA MA / G CO.,
las MAIN STREET,
where the finest of Portraits are made. 90 by all
means and give them trial $1,000
l45 MAIN STREET
&C I9-lw Big Gothic Window.
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,,,,v vopu CoNopEssToNAI, NOMINATIONS

ALBANY Oct 16-At the Democrat.c oong..ss
sional Convention, held here to-day: Hon. Etas'uS
Corning was nominated by reclamation.
Hon. VIM A. Young was today nomln s.s uy
the hards for the Assembly from the city district
The republicans firing one hunorea suas ~
evening. In honor of their brilliant Fic'"iie' III
Pennsylvania, Ohio aud Indiana.
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coMxERcrAb.
AN "OUTRAGE' DISCOVERED.

NORFOLK Oct 1i-Iuformatiou has teen receiv'
ed at the Argus Office here, from Berlin OF VIOLA
ton by the rrussian government, OF the passports
OF an American naturalized citizen, VINO was seih
"a and rrassed into the army u. s. minister
wright is corresponding with our governments on
ia
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&C 19-lw
k~ To THE LADIEs.-Ti

k&r To THE LADIEs.-The Ladies at
tention is invited 70 the OPENING of WINTER
PATTERN BONNETS. on THURSDAY and FRI.
DAY, october 2lst and 22d
Just received a further supply of Lace Bertha
Cares. Dress Caps and Head Dresses.
VIII receive. by steamer, on Friday. The 22d inst.
Bonnet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Velvets, Head
Wreaths, French Flowers, &c.
&C l9-it N G BARTON, 100 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

f VoLTAIRE's PHILos0PHIoAL Dc
TIoNARY, (unabridged) 100 pages. large Syo, ex-
ce1lebt print, well bound calf s.. Sent by mail
TO any part of the United States. without ex ra
charge Persons may now obtain this much desired
work by remitting the amount to
KEYSER ROGERS
Fcurth.a and Chestnut sire, ts
oc I6-3tA PHILADELPHIA Pa.
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YRosf.-Thsre was frost at Augusta, Ga, sa van
nah and Charleston on Friday last. From tndlca-
tfops, Il IL believed to have extended into the
interior OF Georgia and South Carolina.
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CoURr.-Seversl individuals,

MAYORS Commissioned individuals,
arrested for drunkenness, disorderly conduct and
resisting the watchmen were held to bail to keep
the peace yesterday. A quarrel between two fe.
ty TO behave herself for twelve months; but any
person with rejecting turn of mind, seeing how
they looked daggers at each other in the court
reom, would have believed it impossible to qnench
the flames of hatred by any bailing operation
Both seemed to consider their situation inost toll
erotte, and not to be endured The case of Thos.
j. johnson, charged with mutilating an account
book, was continued until this morning Miles,
| slave, the property Of John p. Ballard was pun
lshed tor having forged pass in his possession
Frank Elan, free negro, was punished to the full
extent OF the law for insolence to Waterman Bap-
fist. Some few other small csses we're disposei Of