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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14

= ivr5RR GAKRfAGE&. tAk X AGES.
StfEzE CARRIAGES.-Fhe sahsc riheT Intends
"a. changing rs ba..ness and viii offer for
make. consisting OF R0CKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
with and without tops. &c, which have been put
up with great carefor this f,rketat Is per cent.
lower taan Ie-aar Guy prices - he intends 10 sell
every vehicle on hand. would further state, that
all persons in want of CARRIAGES, BUG6tES.
&e viii had 10 greatly to their interest 10 siys me
call. as am determined To sell at all hazards,
lower than any one else, IN order ~ close out my
stock. JOHN DOES,
oc Him. Corner 9th and Bread SITS.
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sUP'TS OFFICE R., F; T. * Ia
&. p..,,Ti N.Y. NJ iNaoif III
lSka ~ ~ 8dOn and after November "a;
ExZ s1f-[XSss(W EDNESDAY,t the E ~ 3
Mail Train will leave Richmond Depot AZ o !" =.
nj. instead of 7.l5 p. NJ, as heretofore, G..
no Its San IL NJ H. GUY
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w grades to the very finest; 2 hdds. choice and
very old Madeira ; 400 baskets Chan payne Wines;
various brands: casks extra fine and choice old
Port, now in store and for sale lowest prices by
SELDEN K MILLER,
Corner Pearl Gary streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14

MN. SATTLER a CO.,
~ IMPORTERS AND pEALEks Is -
OILS, PAINTS, VARNIShES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRESHES.-We received by the late steamer
arse supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, oI
superior quality, to which we call the attention OF
customers.
n AGBLs. H0EAe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14

IITARNER L. WARING-tLATE WARING
w PEARCEl-Who and retail dealer
in DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS; OILS, WIN
and a select assortment of FANCY ARTICLES;
also, SOAPS Of all kinds. No. lo7 Broad street,
above 9th.
IN n SKINkER IL CO.. Gr0csrs and Com
T.. mission Merchants, No Cary street, Rich
mond, Va. offer their services for the sale of
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Tobacco, &c. The usual
advances made on cons gnments.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
Bible Doctrine on the Fugitive-slave
Law, as Rendered by Tom. Corwin.

On recent occasion, we are told, Ton. Con
WIN, made political speech In Adams County
Ohio; before the platform sat one of the "0ld
Guard" as they are sometimes called
"Liherty Man." In other phrase-or in more
common scceptation, an Abolitionist-who
embraced the opportunity to put some old fash
ioned interogations to Mr.. CoRwIS, In refer
snce to the Bible doctrine In regard to the
Fugitive slave Law. CoRw1N turned upon him
in a colloquial way and told the story of
HAoAR. He represented her as . servant--a
s!avs-who, having child by her master,
which event causing soms little scandal and
disagreement in the family, as It sometimes
does, induced her to escape to the desert.
There she held converse with God, and, in tho
language Of CoRwrs, "what did He advise her
20 dO'" Why, my friend, he told her to 60
back to her master. "You," Cooking the man
In the eye 10 his inimitable manner, and with
srimaCo indescribabls,) ''if similarity interro-
gated, would have advised her 10 run for
Ganada" This story is told as having really
occurred, and, If not true, is certainly exceed
ingIy CoRwIw.like. ..
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The True System Of Advertising.

An exchange discusses question Of interest
to business men, as to the method of adyertis-
ing. The circulars, bills, etc., arc conceded,
but It is held that the handbill, to be conveyed
about by men, or to be- sent into the country,
is not the best vehicle for advertising for mer.
chants. Let them use the newspaper. The
newspaper Ia circulated without any expense
whatever to the advertiser, which is by no
means an unimportant Item, as every one will
testify who has had any experience in distribu-
ting his own advertisements. Not only is the
advertisement circulated by the newspaper free
Of oil expense, but it is done more speedily
and thoroughly than it can be dono by the
advertiser. The newspaper is already an es-
tabllshed system thousand doors are opened
to welcome It.; a thousand messengers are
daily and weekly seeking the postofice to re-
ceive 1t; thousand families look for Its com.
ing, and thousand read it when it does come.
Again, those who read the newspapers are the
very persons the advertiser wishes to reach (;
they are the intelligent and well-to do; the
snterprising citizens of country, and are
therefore the most likely to buy that which is
worth buying.
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Cal. Benham.

CALHOUN BENHAM, Esq, TERRY's second in
the late California duel, is, we believe, ma
tive Of Cincinnati or the vicinity, the young
est son Of Jos. BsSHAx, Esq, many years
distinguished as one of the first lawyers in
the State, and is brother to Mrs. GEO. D.
PRENTICE. About the year 1914, WM. BRN-
HAN, Lieutenant in the U. s. Navy, an
only brother Of BrvHAx, was brutally
killed at Louisville with shoe-knife in the
hands Of TALBOT OLDHAM, for the simple
reason that the former refused to drink with
the latter. OLDHAM made his escape down
the river and over to Havana, where he was
pursued by BEsHAN, who was determined to
ayenge his brothers death. He arrived one
day too late for his purpose-oLDHAa was at
tackled with disease and died about the hour
OF BsNHAM's arrival. We believe that Bey
rAn has figured in several duels-certainly
one other than the fatal one which has lust
resulted in the death Of BRopsRIck-since
hs residence in California.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
New Book,

MOORE, WILsTAcH, KEYS & Co., No. 25 Vest
fourth.strest, Cincinnati, have just issued a
new book entitled Tho Wheat Plant--its
origin, culture, growth, development, COM
position, varieties, diseases, &c., together
with few remarks on Indian corn, "its cul.
ture," &C., by JoHs H. KLrprARr, Correspond
ing Secretary of the Ohio State Board of Ae-
riculture. The book contains one hundred
illustrations; Ia printed on good paper, in
honest-looking type, and in very tasteful
binding. Mr.. KL1PpART's opportunities and
tastos have we'll fitted him for the performance
OF his task, which he has undertaken with n
seal and thoroughness quite characteristic of
him. To all classes of men, but more es-
pecially the farmer, The Wheat Plant will fur
nish much needed instruction in regard to tho
production of the great staple of Ohio and tho
Western States.
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Additional from Texas.
New 0RLaANs, October ID.

New 0RLHANs, October ID.
Advicss from San Antonio, Texas, say that
General Twiggs had responded to the call for
aid from tho citizens Of Brownsville, saying
that he has not enough men at his disposal to
drive the Indians from the frontier, and can do
nothing for them.
The ranches on the Texas side Of the Rio
Grande have been abandoned on account OF
Indian depredations.
The citizens Of San Antonio were raising two
companies of rangers, and thoseof other places,
were raising volunteers, OF, account OF General
Twigg's inability to protect the country.
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Tll ED.

PHILLIPs.-Frid morning, October II, at Q
o'clock, Of consumption, Hannah, consort of VIM.
Phillips, 8ged thirty-fve years.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her husband, No. $50 West Eigth-street, day at
o'clock P NJ. The friends Of the family are invited
to attend without further notice.
T5TELL.-0n Friday morning, at s o'clock, of
consumption, Deidsmia, wife Of Samuel @. Estell,
in her thirty fourth year.
The funeral will take place on Sabbath, the 10th
Inst, at 9h A. M from the residence No. 1863 Front
street, between Elm and Plum. Friends of the fam.
lily requested to attend without further notice.
ENGLlSH.-0n Thursday evening, October 49,
1882 at one quarter before 10 o'clock, Mrs. Frances
A. English, aged twenty. five years.
The funeral will take place from her residence at
No. 10 Kossulh street, this morning at 10 clock
The friends of the family are invited to attend with
out further notice.
COLE.-On Thursday, October 10, Mary II. Cole,
wife Of j. II. Cole, and daughter Of 7. Harris.
at the residence, No. l26 Ninth.strsst. Friends and
relatives are invited.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
From washington.

WAsHINsToN, October IA.
The President authorizes the emphatic
denial of the truth of the dispatch from Phil
adelphia that Col. Fornsy has received .
notification from him Of his intention to
institute proceeding for libel on account Of
the article in the Prsss Of Monday, in relation
to the death of Senator Broderick.
The following officers have been ordered to
the United States slOop Of war Moh;can, Of the
African squadron: - Commander - Gordonj
Lieutenants-Patterson, J. P. Jones, and
Dunnington, Purser--Abbottj Master-Alex.
F. Crossman; Englnssrs--Kisntsd, Atkins,
Farmer and Fitch. |.sru.a fs
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
Western News.

ST. Louis, October IA,
Mr. Otero, delegate to Congress from New
Mexico, arrived here tO. day, from whom the
Republican learns that the impression pre-
walls that the various Indian tribes on tie
plains design making an attack on the set
Elements in New Mexico this winter. That
the Camanches and Kiowas have joined for
this purpose is a we'll authenticated fact, and
in order to prevent an open war sufficient
troops should bs sent there without anneces-
ssry delay.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15

DEvnEIY FoRrrzArs.-Rev. DR.. Chspin,
lonivsrsalist) has, It ID rumorsd, had house
presented to him, chiefly by the contributions
fsa few wealthy men Of his congregation in
Hsw York. It 10 situated in Thirty fifth
'sset, near Hsth Avenue, and cost $4,000.
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Indiana Politics.
IypIAyApoLrs. Oetob,

ISDIASApoLrs, October IA.
An Invitation, signed by Democrats IN
nearly every county in the State, has been ex-
tended to Senator Douglas to address the
people OF Indiana on the political topics Of
tne Day Tho invitation contains the names
OF many prominent politicians and citizens Of
the state, and will appear in tho Sentinel, Of
this city, with the sigpers names. on Monday.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15

MAsosro.-The Grand 3 ncampment of the
Free Masons Of the State Of Ohio commenced
at Armory Hall, Columbus, yesterday,
together with the Council. The Grand Chap
tor meets to-day, and the Grand Lodge of the
State next Tuesday. A large number Of the
fraternity are in attendance. Hal D..
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15

3zs-A movement has been started In New
York city, among the Hebrews, for the forma-
tion Of a board of representatives of the Jews
IL the United States. The plan proposes the
iofmau Naut an, ~ consistory Of delegates from
each nA. in the United States. This
BODY wv. 80 iah Board of Representatives,
VIII ward Jewish interests, by
meet acting for the mass, when
occas At the outset It will at.
tend TO secular Affairs only.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15

~Mr. Phelan has renewed his challenge
10 Roberts, the English billiard champion,
for an international match, to be played in
New York, for $4,000 or $4,000 side
Heenan, the "Benica Boy" is to take the
place Of Aaron Jones, who has conceded his
right for the fight with the English cham
pion sayers. 1t is supposed the match will
take place next May.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
Appointments by the Governor,

The Governor on Thursday appointed Hon.
Jacob A. Amber, Of Columbiana County, 10
oil the vacancy In the Office Of Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of tho first sub.di-
vision OF tho ninth judicial district Of this
state, oooasionsd by the resignation Of Lyman
W. Potter. eE tIaar rr 1881
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
From Detroit.

DETROIT, October IA.
The Supreme Court Of Michigan, to-day,
rendered decision denying the Jurisdiction Of
the United States Court in the noted case Of
the Deputy United States Marshal, charged
with killing Captain Jones, of the brig Con-
cord, last fall. Tyler was remanded for trial
In the State Court.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
The Cricket Match.

PHILADELPHIA, October IA.
A cricket match between the North and
South of England came off to-day. The
South made ffty-nine runs in their first in
nings. The North, with six wickets down,
made 120.
Hayward played splendidly. This con.
cludes the match. The English leave for
Niagara tomorrow.
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From Boston.

BosToN, October IA.
The State Senate has resolved to grant per-
mission for the erection Of statue Of Horace
Mann in the State-house grounds, TO be
placed opposite to that of Webster.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
Pennsylvania Election,

IHIIADELPHIA, UCtUDer II.
The official returns from Philadelphia city
elect twelve Opposition and Eve Democrats to
the Assembly. The Senatorial District, COM
posed of Cumberland, Perry, Mifliu and Ju-
niati, is in doubt. The official vote in Cum
berland give Irwin (Opp.) "a majority.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
TWO Day Later from Europe,
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

SANDY Hook, October IA.
The steamship Africa with dates from Liy
erpool to the 1st, inst, two days later than
furnished by the City of Washington, has passed
this point, bound up for New York.
The Italian rumors look threatening.
Napoleon repudiates any desire to place
Prince Napoleon on the Italian throne.
Later accounts from China confirm tho rumor
Of the nominal imprisonment Of the American
Minister at Pekin.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, September 30.
Consols close at 95sS. The bullion in the
Bank of England has increased 9349, 900
during the week. There is an increased de-
mand for money.
LONDON, October l.
Consols are quoted at 955s. T.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, September 80.
Cotton-The sales of the week have been
10000 bales. Inferior grades have partially
declined 1s@Ad. Middling qualities easier,
but the quotations are unchanged. The
market closed firm to-day, with an improved
tone. The Brokers' circular says that the
market is influenced by the favorable pros
poets OF the American crop. Spinners buy
cautiously. There is a fall of '1s@Ad. on
common and sundry grades. James Hewitt
reports an improved demand without arrest
ing the declining tendency. The market is
irregular and the quotations nominal, though
there is no positive decline in the latter quail
itles. The imports Of the week are $4,000
bales. Messrs. Kearsly & Co. report q de.
cline of Lied. in sound qualities, and I'd.
in common. There are at sea Al 900 bales of
the old crop, against $4,000 bales last wear.
Messrs. Richardson & Spence quote medium
Orleans at lid.
Anthony Swanson reports the useful nm.
lands 1-16d. lower and common grades I-5d.
further down. Messrs. Marriott ( Co., men
lion decline of 1-16d.@Td. Messrs. Stat
tsrfshl d Co., report decline Of Hd. on quail
tiles below middling.
Breadstuffs have an advancing tendency.
Corn steady. Provisions dull.
Tho sales Of Cotton for the week include
$500 bales to spectators and II 200 bales for
Export. Holders offer freely, but show no dis
position to press sales. The sales to- day are
'stimsted at 10000 bales, at the following
quotations. New Orleans fair nd;
niddling 6Sd.; upland fair 7sSd.; middiipg
'Ad; Mobile fair 7Nd.; middling SKA. The
took in part amounts to 600 900 bslss, of |
which 475, 900 are American.
Trade at Manchester was dull.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
From Columbus.

COLUMBUS, October IA.
A popular demonstration was offered to-
night to Hon. William Dennison, Governor
elect. A procession, attended with music,
proceeded to his residence, and TO their cheers
he responded in speech. The masses were
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15

8~In Egypt, mummies feed the fires ths
propel the iron horses on the railroads. These
dried-up human bodies, once the tenement Of
immortal souls, nre said to make very hot
fire. Their supply is almost inex haustibie.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
Vigilance Committee.

Ngw ORLEANS, October IA.
A Vigilance Committee has been formed OF
Msrksville, La., to MD tho police in arres!ins
dangerous characters.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15

Ea-lt is reported that Ticnor & Fields will
be the new publishers of the Atlantic Monthiy,
which changes hands in consequence of the
failure Of Phillips, Sampson & Co.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15

&B- DR.. William H. Smith, Of Newport,
R. l., has invented machine for husikipa
corn, which, it is said, will easily husk fifty
bushels an hour.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
M AR RIED.

HICKS-HAZEN.-On Thursday evening, Oct. lS
by Rev. Kingston Goddard, Mr.. Chas. =. Aicks and
Miss Nettie Hazen, all Of this city.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
River News.

PITTsBuRe, October AN.
River two feet two inches at glass house and
falling. Weather clear.
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AMERICAN CORNET BAND oFF1cg. +,

~ October I3, lSi0. J
GENTLEMAN: Yours Of the 18th instant Is at hand,
upon me and the band over whom 1 preside, find
myself incapable OF expressing sufficient gratitude
residence In this, the Queen City Of the West.
In conformity with the desire expressed, permit
me to name SATURDAY EVENING, the 2ld Inst,
vt Smith Nixon's Hall. A, MENTER,
Leader Of the American Cornet Band.
a, 70 hsssrs. D. yithiap, o. d. Witherby, y W.
Thorp, Committee, oclE-a
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NATIOAL HALL, vINE-STREET,l
OINCIHNATI, October IL, 1859.
A. MENTER LEAD

M1E CAPTs AZ MEN TEX, IEAD-
VIZ Err OF the american Cornet Band-DEAR
sIR: At meeting Of the subscribers to the "Men-
ter Testimonial, on the sth inst q committee was
appointed to make arrangements for the presenia.
uon to you OF the silver c0rnet "a demonstration
the part Of those who appreciate your professional
abilities as musician and your character as gen.
temon. --I
This committee was directed to tender to yourself
and band Complimentary Concert, on which 0cca.
sion the presentation would be the most appr0pri
band.
Please indicate the time and place that would best
suit your convenience: Truly yours.
DANIEL FITHIAN, b. ..
o. b. WITHERBY,
CHARLES " THORPE. lcomm,tt.s
j. b. ARMSTRONG, oop'ss'
JOSEPH b. COOK, ....
CHRIS. d. MEADER,
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.1GseTHAT DR. ROBACK,s sCAN.

NkS DINAvIAN Blood Pills and Blood Puri-
fer are positive euro for Dyspepsia is proved BY
numerous testimonials in the Doctors possessioni
which can be examined At his office, No. East
Fourth. street, BY any one at any time. Ocl.am
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. PALMER,s DEPILATORY

R2SS POWDER will remove supar1uous hair
Without fail, II used according to the directions.
,eng entirely free from all arsenca or other poison
us ingredients, n danger need be apprehended from
IA applicatiou Price 80 cents. Oc5.
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Like sand.

Capt. McColley, of the Sleeper, will bring
a load of lake sand to this place this week, Per
sous wishing to get sand can leave their orders
with Ara c. Spatford and they will be attend.
ed TO. He will also fill all orders for lake-weshed
gravel, for walks, &c. Also, building stone from
Kelly Island; the best ~nd cheapest in the
country. This gravel, sand and stone is now be
ing used BY builders wherever it can be obtain
ed. The Capt is reasonable in his charges, aud
we take pleasure in recommending his enterprise
TO the favorable notice of our people. For par.
tcuarS, See the Capt or Mr.. Spaiord.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-18

AFRICAN SLlVE tRADE.-Ne have an account
of the landing OF another cargo OF kidnapped
Africans in the South, and the fitting out of nu-
merous other vessels, destined to engage in this
netarous traffic. 1t is notorious fact that
hundreds of native Africans are kidnapped and
brought to our shores year after year, and yet
OF all that have been arraigned for engaging in
this traffic, there has not been one conviction
although the law makes the offence piracy, aud
of course punishable with death. While the
Democracy are making appeals to the Federal
Courts to punish with the utmost rigor, offend.
ers against the Fugitive Slave Law, they have
not one word of condemnation for th- PARTIAL.
ty shown TO slave dealers FHdLay Jefcrsoni-
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Notice

7 S hereby given that petition will be brought be-
l. fore the commissioners OF Wood county, Ohio, at
their next session in September, 1862 asking for
county road TO be located surveyed and viewed com
mencing at the Perrysburg and Defiance Free Turn
pike road about thirty feet north of the section line
between fractional section seventeen 40 and section
twenty co., in town six g. range ten O thence rHn-
ming due east on said section line, between sections
seventeen 10 and twenty 20 sixteen (l6) and TWEEN
ty-one (2l fifteen l5) and twenty two (29) fourtee
"a and twenythree (23) and thirteen l3) and tNen
ty-four, until il inteFseots the PerysLurg and Find
az Plank Road and there 70 terminate; also the yaca-
lance tree Turnpk Road on the section line betN Jel
fractional syativn seventeen 40 and Sc tiol twehu
(2O9thence running east -ection lines betw sec
t0ns seventeen ~ an twenty t2n) sixteen (l6) ant
'wenty-one (2l,l fifteen (l5) aud I, two (22) four
zen a. nj .E,.Il ~. NH"o ..r 10 .
A'lty. innr ga ~ II /, IL .s .. l..
Al FIn'iHy pIduh Rod.
AaTl-I 1. 1 ,l1--tIN,s.
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GREAT INCREASE OF PoPULArIoN.--Perr sburg
is growing rapidly. During the last ten days,
ten "liltle strangers have been added TO as many
different families, and the cry is "stili they
com3| Tnornton is birains brick in antici-
patton of Necessary enlar5 5iment OF our school
facilities, and Powers q Btinn have ordered an
unusual quantity of primary school books, aud
Rhymes Tor the NurS4ry" Every branch OF
vegetation HJurishes iii Wood county this
wear
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-18

ACCIDENT From John F. Miller, Esq, OF
Maysvlle, we learn the particulars OF sad il
not fatal accident that happened to the son ol
Gabriel fllbOti, OF Jackson township, on We'd
nrsday OF last week. DIniel Hubbel aged about
Is years. was employed in the steam mill IA,
Maysvilie, and while attending to some OF the
machinery, was caught by the shaft, and was re-
volved some go or 800 times before its motion
was stopped. His arms and legs struck the
floor and the side Of the building as he revulved,
injuring him very much. On Monday he was
alive, butno hopes entertained OF his recovery
Lima Gazette.