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HIGHL NDER.

vI,HIs very superior and famous Horse m
Il located for the season &C 1855, at my ~
farm Adjoining Nashville. Mares viii be -
ceved from 10th Of March 10Th Of July At $50 zach
and 81 Co the Groom, due 10th July: IN ali %
failure they may be returned gratis next year
HIGHLANDER bred by Thomas Taylor Of 5.
C., in 40, be got BY Gscnooe, imp his dam cAsts
net, winner all distances, by Monarch imp, &c
his pedigree Is (H, pure and sAionals and like the
horse himself exees the AdTnirain u the crit
cal observers
HI6HLANDERs rich chestnut, Of exeeIen. eonsii-
tuition and temper measuring 10 hands M height, and
has unusual length and stoutness sf frame, coupled
with SURPRISING beauy of form and action As great
racehcrse, Hlghiander's reputation throaghcuf the
unioz, vas, for some tine hardly eqaansd. having
beaten In the beat style AL of his many competitors
in South Carolina and Georgia, until about eve years
old, when he sold for SO 900 and al eaee went
forth 70 meet other formidable rivals wherever be
found.
IN his extremely trying career, Highlander gained
a. large STARE of success a. has Attended any
RACE horse, under hte tray
cling and running all distances be did whether IN
good or bad health Aad condifscu-
Al who have exAmtDed HIGHLANDER End bss colts
freely express the opoloa, thzt hrsedsT q sape
rar stock, for evy be vii take rank ansosg he
mosi reputable horses q The e0gntry. ~
nariSu n. r. NcGAyock.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March 10, p ".
COTTON-The market, since the reception OF the
Arabias advces dull and depressed. Quotations IN
settled, with a declining tendency.
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Come TO Odd Fellows Hall this Eve
ming.
chronological Examinations and written Descriptions
Of Character Talents Genius, Business capacities,
HEALTH &c, &C., at Room No. 1, head OF private en-
trance Sewanee Hotel to-day. A rare opportunity 10
secure q daguerreotype Of the mind mar2S-u
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Mobile Market.

Sales yesterday 5000 bales-middling u@1lxc
Sales Of the week Is 900 and receipts Of the week
600 against 400 bales last Decrease At this
port, 81 900 and stock is, 900 bales
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st. Al B a y -.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE LOTS.

IN the preipt<zz. N s'eis-ck A n, VII seil
" % The hishsss htaaer hczsesa sox3d % Dutid-
ang Lots, The rszn<Lnlns unsold PoftaonE ~ -
fh< above s.is - positive. and ~ItAeui reserve
Tsasn ssIk-A eretl q enc asa tse years, fsf
aoi<s satisfactorily eaeorssd, hs@rng nisresl. sAy.
BE n bank and = tca rrs<En<f,
Ihi. sale u made ~ virtue q eeed q r1si exs-
eutea by n " Wefnsors 90 A. ". ~ Lxn4zlsy, The
aFss day of Nay les4. whsh 4 fuif rssosted - the
R<sss<r o<rs q nest1soa e>szss .ppsk Ne. -. %
ses 20. 81 snd -
nsrs psrue4lss a>serip<sr. e he rrep<rsy - -
NV. wEr<okx
Az q Lxn~ss. russs<~ u~xi-sf
-z.-< GaavsatseA wire,
~ hss< sn1 sor ale ~
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Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children.
AN receiving direct from the man
- ufactories, all the latest styles OF Spring
and Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting -
~ part Of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats OF
all qualities Also, a full assortment of mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps. WIN be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash, 10 punctual dealers.
B. r. CUTTER,
No SO and SO. cor Of Broadway and College sts.,
Is Nashville, Tenn.
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Given under my hand this August ed, 1881.
pANIkI. SHELTON

JACKSON, Tenn, August p, 1881.
The above perfectly cured by - battles OF
the Lthontripc, and was one OF the worst cases of
travel that has ever been IN this country.
c. ApAMSOS.
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o our Old Customers & Friends.

WE have now located ourselves at No. L. Deade-
w rick Street, where prepared IN furnish
them with all kinds Of drinks, such Brandy Whisky,
Gin and Wines Of all descriptions Of the qualities
also tobacco, smoking and chewing, with a variety Of
the best cigars. Our desires do every thing
cater to the tastes Of patrons. Call, gentlemen
try for yourselves, always at our post.
janS0-3m J. L. PRICE & ]. L EMERY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24

differed with the President on this subject. had
been treated a. no other class Of Democrats
had been. lie then went on to advocate his
bill rs extending the great principle OF popular
sovereignty.
Mr.. Richie. Of Pa asked what would be the
effect of extending this principle to Utah
Mr.. Morr, sSd he had anticipated this OBJ
lection. When general principle was laid
down there would he exceptional cases when il
would operate uniavorably. This was one OF
the cases: bu, should we reject good principle
because il would not act well in all cases:
Mr.. Richie said ,hi> was only one of class
OF cases. If We give this power 10 the Terri
tories they will he able 10 create institutions
hostile 10 Our ow:l.
Mr.. Morri, said he would not discuss that
matter now lie believed that the Mormon>
were the most corrupt people IN the word ami
tint their absolute determination. rs = sect,
would one day be necessary.
Mr. Mil!Son. in reply to an alluSion III regard
10 his opposition TO specific duties said he had
no idea that by that course he had forfeited
his position Democrat His opposition 10
specific duticS and the whole protective system
was well known He believed the whole CIV
ilizcd world had discarded the protective the
Orv
Mr. Stanton. Of Ohio. SAID that on the con-
trary. every civilized country practiccd the
protective policy
Mr Smith. o. Va. said that according to "a
hlr> in De Bow Review. our tariff was a, this
time the highest in the world.
Mr. Stanton asked Mr.. Mill>on Il he was
opposed to the Presidents recommendations IN
regard to specific dntIc> and incidental protcc-
ton 10 American industry
Mr. Mill>on said vc>-hc wa. in favor of n
purely revenue tariff, with no discrimination
in favor Of protection. He argued at some
length against u high tariff.
Mr. Ritrhic of Pa. said our tariff now was
practically the lca>, protective the country
ever had
The committee then rose. and after passing
the pension and military academy appropria.
ton bill! the House adjourned.
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Restoration OF Naval officers.

The following is correct list of the names
Of naval officers sent into the Senate on We'd
nesday for restoration TO active duty, or for
change Of their position on the retired list:
ACTIVE LIST.
Captains.-T Paine. W. Inman, W. Ram
say.
Comn,aaders-S. W. Lccomptc, W. NJ. Arm
strong, \. X. Long, I. D. Shaw, \. *. Law
ton, L. d. johnson.
Lieutenants promoted n be Commanders
W. D. Porter, G. &. Williamson, j. c. Carter
S. B. BisScl, J. j. Classon, y. II. Kitty, W
Chandler, r. W. Meade \. Gibson.
Lieuteaants.-J. ID. Walbach. j. y. Doyle
NJ. c. Marin. r. b. Riell, NJ. c. Perry, II, Ro
lando, +. \. Parker, j. F. Abbott, W. B. Fitz
gerald, r. NJ. McArann, y. c. Rhind.
Passed .Midshipmen promoted TO be Lieutcn
aan-A. T. Byrens j, p. Hall.
RETIRED LIST.
Chances Of Position on Rcserrea List.-Cap
tain Voorhees,, from furlough pay to leave pay
Lieut. J. NJ. Watson, to be commander, with
leave pay; Lieut.. II. c. Flagg. from furlougt
pay to leave pay; Lieut.. c. Barney, dropped
TO he placed on leave pay; I. Browncll, from
furlough pay to leave pay. =.
These nominations were duly considered III
Executive session and confirmed.
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imports. In 1856 the exports from the nlted
States into Canada reached the large s"m OF
/ Ss.14G, los, and the imports 3. 2e2i.
! Within the past year the trade has rccedcd
somewhat The chief centre Of Canadian trade
| in this country is in New York; and the arti-
: clcs received from Canada and chiefly from the
upper province. via Toronto and oNweg". and
by canals to Albany. consist Of wheat and
-four, with lumber. The present year. the
/ former articles have soug int All Increased out
let through the St Lawrence, by the help al
steam propcllcrs. &c.-whilc the lumber trade
has not recovered from the effects Of the panic
of last autumn. Hence the tables Ia: the com
mcrcal wear of ISIS will show large
dminutirn in our Canadian trade. Large
quantities of West India sugars aud molassr>
arc sold in bond in this city. and forwarded l"r
consumption to Canada.
This reciprocity treaty has no doubt proved
advantageous: but We have 10 doubt. also,
that il In. afforded great facilities for SNUG
Cling The Canadians claimed the right. under
the treaty, to introduce flour free ground from
American wheat In this ease. Secretary Cobb
has decided against them. on the ground. that
articles manufactured from raw materials ri
American growth or production, cannot hc
brought in free Of duty. The chamber Of
commerce take the Canadian view Of the >ub-
icct. and have in vain urged Secretary Cobb /"
reconsider his decision.
The near approach ii the holiday ha, i'm
parted tone Of dune>S Ia general trade. III
which the stock market and monetary move
mcnts participated Cotton continues steady
notwithstanding accounts of a dull market III
Liverpool.
The report Of the city banks for the past
week are not 81 favorable Il, coull he desired
They show an increase in loans and 4 decrease
in specie, and some increase in deposits. The
loans are TOO large for the basis on which they
rest.
Compared with las, week, the difference, in
the bank statement are g. follows:
Loans-lncrca>c. ................... S1"i, s.
Specie-Dccrrase. ............. 3sh,tl'
Observation-Disclosures. .......,....3 ?,J""
Net Drpo>its-lncrca>e Ia
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cRTNnIrEE Still. LIVES

( letter from the French Count cIrcIc at U.
meisnc, says
The hoop and crinoline. instead OF benz
prohibited in the Court circle. rs was reported
are worn Of enormous, amplitude The morn
ing costume adopted by the Empress. and
obligatory with her attendant ladies and the
visitors. is picturesque and convenient for cN-
erciSc in the park The under skirt, wrapper
petticoat is of ,carlc, or blue hHsty noolssy =
description of English tanncl.J striped with
black. made 50 short H. to display above the
ankle. showing the top of the high-heeled boot.
which is boricrcd with fringe. The robe j.
loopci up a, intervals above the knee. FORMING
fc>toonS, and leaving visible the bright col"red
pcttirna,
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MR.. MoNTAGUE's ACCEPTANCE.


Roi.rt l.. Noafnyp'. Esq.,:
Sir-At the Convention Of the Democratic
State Rights Republican party. which recently
assembled in the city Of Petersburg. you were
nominated Il, their candidate for the office o!
Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia. While per
forming the duty assigned u, by the Convcn'
ton Of apprising You Of this nomination. W.
be- leave to convey To you the expression OF
our high personal respect. and our we'll a..
surcd belief that your election will be sustained
by the cordial and united support Of the Demo
cracy of this Commonwealth.
Very respectfully.
jas. BARBorg
JAS. Il. PAATo>.
Nat. TYLER,
a. e. PENDLETUS.
ions BRASSoS.
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LIE AND DEAru-On Tuesday evening, I'VE
learn from the Washington STAR at S O'Clock,
Il daughter Of Councilman Grafton Powell Of
Second Ward. was married at his residence
and shortly after Il o'clock Of the same night
the venerable mothcr.in-law Of Mr. Powell,
Mrs. Scrivcner. departed this life in the same
house. Her sudden demise is supposed to have
been caused by excitement over the exPccta-
ton Of meeting all her neutrality-suspicious.
and ..rand-chidrcn- the occasion Of the
wedding; one Of whom came from New Orleans
to be present They did all assemble: first
around the happy couple, and in few brief
hours, around the dying couch Of their vone-
rable relative
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For he EhuNift
ROBERT II. GLASS. ESQ.

Allow me through the columns 81 your
paper, to propose to the voters of the Scna
toral District composed Of the counties Of Ap-
pomattox. Campbell and the city of Lynchi"ir-.
as a suitable person to represent them in the
Senate Of Virginia. Robert H. Glass, Esq. thr
present talented editor Of the Lynchburg Re
publican Mr. Glass has been always q con
sistcnt and an efficient member Of the party. he
is n strong writer and good speaker; h. has
done more work for tho party than any man
in the District, and really think. if hc will ac-
cent the nomination. lc is entitled To il.
\ SINsIEIhr
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Gem Cas- on tho Case of the Mortara Boy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Gcncral Cass, in a
letter to Captain Levy, OF this city, dated Mon
day last, whilst giving his reasons for with
holding an authoritative censure by this Go
vernment Of the proceedings at Bologna in the
case of the boy Mortara, says as an individual
he has no hesitation in expressing his surprise
and regret at the deplorable occurrence in the
Papal States. and that it is difficult to CONCEIVE
how such an act of injustice could take place
in the middle Of the nineteenth century, and
in tho heart of Europe He says the JudS'
ment of the world will condemn it.
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rrr,be- From Utah and the Plains

MASSACRE w ISpr.Ns-Further adviccS from
Utah state that Brigham Young was to be tried
before the T. s District Court for false impri.
sonment of Gentle citizens. 1t Was rumorcd
tina, he would have to be forced to attend court
bv the L. 5. soldiers. twas reported that the
whole nail party which lately left albuquerque
for Ncosho. New Mexico. had been maSSacrcd
by the Camanrhc Indians, and the mails de-
,irovcd The party consisted Of five or six.
among whom were Mr. Hall, the conductor, and
Augustus Ferguson. Of Santa Fc.
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Hon Alert Pike

We notice that some Of our Eastern eH-
changes are again publishing the death of this
gentleman All mistake so far As their IN.
formation is concerned; the Colonel. only a
few days since. having set out from Fort Smith
on buffalo hunt This is the third time Mr.
Pike Ina, been killed by the newspaper
within the past year Memphis B4iiet'p.
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Election o. United States Senators Seats Declared
Vacant

IyprAxArolrs, Ind, Dec. 22.-rhc LcgSla'
trc of Indiana to-day. during the session
passed Il resolution declaring the seats in the
United States Senate, from Indiana, vacant,
and elected Henry S. Lane, Republican. and
William Munroc McCarty, anti-Lccompton
Democrat, to fill their places, or the vacancies
thus made. The former serves till 1850, and
the latter till 1861 The vote was 26 in the
Senate and 81 in the House. The Democrats
refused TO vote. This singular action Of the
Legislature has caused much excitement
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ISoLrwoop. MlnpLc>Hy Co.. Va, !

DtCclHDcT -'tIl, 1890.
Gentlemen: i have just received your con.
munlcation Of the 9TH instant. informing me
that. al the Convention Of the Democratic
State Right, Republican party, which recently
assembled in the city OF Petersburg ! was
'Eomna,cd as their candidate t"r the Office Of
Lieutenant. Governor Of Virginia feel that
have not the right to decline this nomination.
and accept il with feelings Of gratitude 10
nv party for this manifestation ri their conf
,lcncc in me
II it should be the pleasure OF the people Of
the State to ra;ify this act of the Contention,
all the pledge have to make *, that will
honestly strive to discharge whatever duties the
position may impose, Is becomes |irglnian
who love, his mother State with the heartfelt
devotion OF 4 loyal son.
will state, however To avoid all mi>appre-
hcnSion that upon the question which i the
most important olall questions Of Staiepolcy-
internal improvements my position was furry
and correctly defined in the Petersburg Con
vention, bvrnv esteemed friend. Col. K. y. Clay
brook, Of Northumberland. presume hi, cX
position OF my views was satisfactory tn the
Convention or should not have received the
nomination.
| thank you, gentlemen. for the prompt and
appropriate manner you have communicated to
me the will Of the Convention, and rcciproca-
ting cordially your feeling Of personal respect.
! am, most respectfully, yours,
Ro. l.. Mo>rAGrE.
TO Mcs,rS JAS Barbour. Jas. &. Paxton,
Nat, Tyler. 4. Co. Pcndlcton and John Brannon.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND, DECEMBER: S, -,
,.ux,,,, -u,. nv .r,,. g'ctnck

ARRIVED
sehr Emily inn. Hopper. Norfolk, corn.
Sehr Richard A Wood Cranmrr, Philadelphia. ro'i
schr l. Hammond Hammond Hasipor, pit,''f
SAILED.
schr Wy,h.. Tu,ii-. New York. rn-rchAr'''.
schr Ann D. Cole Crockett. down the river, Eight
Irx Romance, DuDcan. Pernamhuco and market co1'
Scir Prompt D!c..r.on, down IA. river. light.
schr H. unhxvrn, Croker. Norfolk, msrchanif"
~ TELEGRAPH.
SosfoiE, Dee. 23--Th- L si-amrr Dispatch !'s'e' %
day for Washington. -.. .,
Arrived in Hampton gosI.. British ship Ehss sylvia :
tsy, from Cal
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Dacliues being O Candidate.

We regret to announce that Mr.. ID. {. Dear
ncttc will not be candidate to represent Caro-
line county at the next election.
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I'm.

pn,. a; Rar.,,o~G. Ky. Dec. 2?d. u.s. Mrs sALLi'
X MATTINGLi daughter 81 IN. late Judge RoaEr, o. w
ynia AMI grand daush Of Patrick Henry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24

The reciprocity treaty with Canada has led
TO 4 large increase Of trade between that coun-
try and the United States In 1921 the trade
exhibited s2,O2ioGl exports. and s49l, 62s
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\ NiaGl>lA SAILOR DEowSEb ~ JAMES
l;lvln tve-Thc schooner Emily Ann. WIKI corn
from Norfolk arrived ye-,crl.: IN Richmond. Her
ua-,c. capt. Hopper. inform, ~. tina: on '"c :='
inst wil;l, opposite varino. ~. ". Aiken, place"
= White .eanlar.. cn hoard the schooner, :".l over
board. Will, drawing water. and w"- dFo"n'd.-
The ,lecea.rL. nam WAS John Je:!er-on na'.Ee OF
Matthew county. Va Captain Hopper na';e ever:
rror: :. re.cic the poor fellow, bit oe'ore ',a;
ccaid reach hin he sank rise no more IN me- a.!
.; Ii. wearing apparel LEI, on board. ana lew days
va.cs Due him. can DC had by his friends. or rela-
,iyes. by application % Cap: Hopper, on board the
schooner Emily Ann. now in Richmond
Also, on Tuesday last, Capt II. saw eo'ps dre s
in red flannel shin, floating opposite the oo ro,.,
an lie Supposed i. 20 be .aat o! sailor belonging :"
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pr,1n %, D, VIZ 4 SPENCER oy crs.

rEEL,>r Cor>r., VA letter - the "ENvrc-,.'
dated Ga Ia december =. notc,, lie ;inc;.. O.: d.
Va. \. Spencer. "Lo-c death ~ .;.rroU:Lc.. b,
,ou,r rather ~, ,Icriou, c!Gon>.nc, |; >.!, Ii
lad been absent from home for >cvcri., DAN and 81.
onr cog!i acc"gr: for ~ unexplained Disappearance
\, l-:l.;h hi, horse discovered. with saddle nu,
bride hG; no rider. VIXEN aroU.ei tie mos; psii;4.
i,,yrhei.-c.- rnEcrr...I: he Doctor, fate search
W., Immediately made. nni tie was found in ar,nio:c
p.i, 80, tie plantation much cncrya:cG ami wholly
uf.roi,.,.,u> II, was taken homo. and ever. r,ic
dent rr,ol;cd To- J' rc>a,ct,on. bU; al proved IT.
ayii.ins. .li IN IN hour he hrca;ncd H> la-t.
rGlycril,i opium and morphine YER found 30
H. pockets. which unchari,aa,r pcrsoi' sayc
,uair the ground !oF a repos' 'Ea' deceased cY:..
iu..;ri > js'9 u. >.
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oxYp Of CARBON REMEDY FOR lIrslcnA-

OxYp oF CARBoS REMEDY Frk iiEHlCRA-
xi,--" lieucr.ny, il no, vel known b: il classic
term. :, o;ien.t,: 10y many As '9!en, headache or
deb,,a'ia. pain II oncl.ii % the traiH region.
Tie !s,iii- N,i;cr'. r.:5'nGcad-, Cr.rtA:n
CUE :. .cr, inexpensive process, VIZ 10 remain for
:bor. quarter Of az h)Gr in close room wh'n me
stove Is ...in. ;ae due Stopped wi!! s"iii "Nyd
d: carbon, Til oyyd may BE- artificial: made ~
pour.ns FOUR parts NJ concentrated snl!huric acid
i.oE on pa:; Il c.!.e sugar. oG; tie process u
r!1-.n: the !Ir 81 stove y the most simple
/, i vel! known t.g; "Irpon;c oSyd Is fatal 20 IN!
MAJ lie 80 aicr quarter 81 AL hours breathing III
,l.ch .n ;ao- phc- il ;hc headache be- not c',r"d i
:, i,ct- eayc lot sor might "-e voGr life. "'ici
i, ".le ii y Ia; ,c.ncdic, yor would ionbte-, have
rcc,ul-s Q headache cGre:. Ux!d .: carbon La
often been H-ci III thu latter way, very rrrral!y :"
cure the hc:.ri.cr. ard 10 quit hi, world o." IE'i-
h!c-
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Frrzurrl,,v W. Ro,rrr rrNASDrp 10 JAZZ

FITZwfiflNN W. Ro>rE RENAMED 10 JAIL
o. TG,, ~: F"."rGr.-hmcr. :hc great variety %
dispositions In Richmond. ;'.v VINO hu,w NJ. /. ".
-i,r ., Il 'caclp- j., 'hi- i'y, would hav" - h"
ionna, liable e. DEGRADE nr comm, him,ci; ~ tiIr
.-;i crime of forgery. II. ~:.- general! hn"w ~
Il single :Aa: 81 .."n":i... i',.r. II" 49, .i"-i-
Ia,. lo; rvrava. .nt III dT.-. or IN -ts" "i li'''-
H. acomr 10y III l'r:e--."l "a> i".''b!! i1.t ana
if'hi, No, >pcu, !" the infatuated h"9e Of VIM
nina fortune by lottery ticket speculation. none
can a.iu, Any he -hou.! he driven % peri'''ra'e
:or,"ry.
Ai,tr Ii" deed. be ar,crn,cd from Richmond. :ra-
yelled ubnu,u, far q, Washington or Baltimore, when,
from innate Working, II c'n-"i.nc". he eEddcnI!
,ur,ci back and gave hin-.if up 20 The civic author
,i.- 70 stand = trial on the charge alleged aii-i ham
H.. la, beer in iail So lar Yesterday al cxaml'a-
ton Of the matter was had bciore the Mayor on ;hc
charge OF having forged the name of John Robin
Mcdaniel o; /, uchburs. an no:c negotiable at the
Bank ior sll. The prisoner appeared very defect
c and lookcd II ii lie mad male mp H. mind IT, 70
ailr the i>,u. quietly. whatever it may hc. The
cyirnc. ally authorized the Mayor 20 remand ;he
accused Ro..it I, jai. CIR ;-.4 NJ ba.! Wa asked.