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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-30

'N Rye ICloII1'.
~ BBIS tyG Flour iap're just received and
~ tnr saloby l. N. HUMPHREY & SON,
Z uctl .s2H'5aE4 Main Street,
CtARD1NES, SALIDI Oil, FIR 1ENCFII q.
1TOAMEltICAN MUSTARD, Just received and for sale
by. fhhhsOl a7fW. "A. EDWARDS BRO. 4
aNKIG4RGESTNR q YANIkEE SAUCE,
{ w just received and for alcb
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-30

Filh and sixth ..af --,-.. I'll Ei.fl
pi.eirlss church, saIket, between Blddo and Third
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-30
WIIEELINO LODGE, No. 12a.

y, hIlEEAlNO LODGE, No. IN. 49, " j.
Meets first and third Thursday of each month. ex
dsy 'pne 'nly and August, Wien it meets first Thurs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-30

Elll F0RlalR 'EE5Jty5lv4 foRFF's PoltIy 9ld Niik
4notee qpa CAREFULLY BEepnrTd reIJiug nltterenbfa.
ID az Sll e s5l 2s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-28
Guardiam's Sale
.oo1 Iatato.

DukSuANf to n Decree Of tho Pro.
!. bate Court Of Pnnola County, State
OF Mississippi. rendered at the September
Term, 1859, thereof, authorizing and di.
recsing tho undersigned, ~ t;usriisn Of
Mary 4. and Eliza Shores, minor heir. Of
james and Mary u. Shores. deceden,s. 10
sell tho following real estate living and
being ~ the County and State aforesaid.
and belonging to the heirs Of said dece.
dents, ris The IVES, half Of the sou,h.
west quarter Of Section 10, Township q,
Range ? East ; a par, Of the Sou,h.es.
quarter section Il, Township ", Range
. hast, and u fraction Of the Nor,h.w IVES,
quarter Of Section y, Township q, Range
tas', containing $50 acres, more or
ie,.i will. on the al., day Of October.
lcS!, within lawful hours. on the rrcmis.
Is OF said deccdents, proceed to oder said
,ahd Tor sale to the highest bidder, Mt rub.
NC seniuc, on a credit VI one AMI two
year. from the day Of sale. Purchaser,
~ 'hls sale must give bond, bearing in.
'crss, 81 . per cen, from date, with good
.ceurit,y ani u lien retained on tho land
tcr the purchase money.
GREEN y. HASTINGS. Gmsrd.n.
September -, ls5p. aG-iv.
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COiniaissiomrr's sale
Real H0tate.

PURSUANT to n Decree Of the Probate
L Court Of Pamela County and state
o. mississippi, rendered al the September
Term, 1859, thereof, authorizing and al.
rectins the undersigned ~ COMMISSIONS
appointed by the said Court at tho Term
Aforesaid, to sell the following real rststs
belonging to the heirs Of John G. Ilub.
Dard, deceased, and lying and being in the
Ccuns,y and State aforesaid, ri.,
The Northeast quarter Of Section Th;r.
,y,one (Sl) Township Ten (l0) Range Sir
lel West, containing One Hundred and
sixty Acres, o or less, he will. on The
"a Monday, the ll.h day Of November
next, within lawful hours, Of the Court.
house door, In said County, proceed n
sisr for sale to the highest bidder. ~ pub.
nc vendac, on a credit Of twelve month,
ron the day Of sale, all Of ssid land.
Purchasers must give lcnds. besr;ps
interest At . per cent from date, Win seod
security for the purchase money.
GEO. ". DEATON. Ccm,,.
september g, ls59. 36-sv.
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DE SOTO COUNTY FAIR.

We actnevlcd-e the reccip, Of q com.
plimrntsry ticket to the Dcsoto County
Agricultural Fair, TO be held a. Herman.
do, on the 9Th, ssth, 18th and Goth DAYS
OF September. 1859 |, will afford Us
great pleasure to attend, and shall en-.
deavcr TO be there.
What Is the reason that the Asricultur.
al Society Of Pamela county have not
moved IN this matter Of holding q fsirY-
We are ashamed Of our planters. and feel
very much like scolding then soandly.-
DO they inscad always to let call the
and the rest Of mankind" g., ahead
Of them7
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HozEaoAis

HVhE AVIAN
.ufei a Ttafal f fssffs
ifi, siiff fh aHsa.e of ff Hfels,
IHa god tfslh hhi m ffe spirits
W. afe fatfi 20 Iew flti there
IH been 81 maeh sickness in iho
eIaHiy ussstsoh tni ansffely uusl
anl talo ihai a viii no continue
mBfh lpnfnr Tho nights are ttfy
cool. ahl Do suu, during fho day.i 4
unBfuslly bot f0f ibe time NJ ihe
year lihns been ouf good fortune
70 go and hear q steHi deal daring
onf visit. about the crops n every
description, and We were prepared 10
IND The cotton crop of rauol, coun
~ rather under the ordinary average,
but " with great pleasure that We
arc able 10 say that such Is not the
Tact II h true, tia, The crop will
hot turn out rs well ~ w %anilcipa.
ted xix weeks ago, but It will be q
lar average crop, II hot more.
We may be pafdoncd for saving
that a large majority Of our people
10 hot know and understand, or ap.
preciatc the many advantages they
enjoy in Pamela county. II Is only
by travelling, and carefully compar.
ing our country with others. that We
are enabled to form m estimate Of
the superiority Of this latitude over
oil others. Here We can raise nm
average crop Of Corn, Wheat, Rye.
Oats, Potatoes, and n good crop Of
Gotten. Whs. is TO proven, our plan.
tors from getting richi Nothing ut
all. And where Is the place in amy
country where you can produce oil
these crops so iully aud with such
perfection Is In Pamela county, /,
- high time, therefore, that our
planters should sbandon their foolish
IDEAS Of wearing out their lands in a
few years and buying more. There
- no better country than this in
which We live, aud !, behooycs the
farmers to be more careful Of their
lands in future, for II is nm indispu.
table fact, that the common mode Of
cultivation, heretofore pursued, only
tends to %impoverish tho soil, wi,hou,
regard for the future. We have
made !, our pleasure and our duty to
examine everything touching the
great agricultural interests Of the w.
rious States, through which We have
passed, and think that the creates,
defects with our people in North
Mississippi, ere . neglec, Of the
quality Of their horses, cattle. sheep
and hogs. Our farmers should take
more pains in improving the breeds
Of these various animals. II Eve or
six Of our wealthy planters in Pauo.
Ia county would purchase fine blood.
Cd animals Of these kinds. i, would
soon give = stimulus to others to do
likewise. There IL no trouble or diff.
iicul,y 10 the matter; YOU have bu, to
90 to Kentucky, aud there you will
lind the finest imported animals Of
every description tina, can be 20, in
England or elsewhere. Will no,
some Of our wealthy aud cnlerprisinr
planters lead Of 10 this ma..ers We
Know they have the means, and some
TO spare; why will you 10, employ II
IN improving this heretofore neglect.
ell, bu. most important branch Of the
agricultural wealth Of our own sunny
South There Is another branch Of
industry and Horticultural wealth
that is greatly neglected in Pamela
county; and tia. i, the cultivation
Ut Peaches and Grapes. There /.
no latitude on this ceutinsn. better
adapted to the cultivation Of these
fruits than ours; and but few places
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-28

DsSrAL.-0ar friend DR.. n. \. Acrse
requests ~ 10 announce his return 10 Sar.
Dis, sad bic readiness TO aitssi 10 eli
calls from any part Of Pamela Ccsssv.-
Although the Doctor IL alusys looking
''dc~n II the mossA," YEA he 10 . vesy
sccisble, agreeable esssleass, and uscs
his iassrvnenss vesy dsasescssly. ESx up
your teeth. eestlensa. IN tine for the
opening II The 'pew hotel" n. svu.
mer barbecsss hsveao dcsSs injured ycur
msssicasors.
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naff Hhifs M f4Neas, tal Mn
fha sAsnl 10 ltshai tla . proper
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fpmmelfs VII feiambas, ~ T.
sul BE- = ~ aaaf should us dfay
interest iepfye ~ N ne lmmn0s
n ihe lfpn Mountain Iloai Cis'i
ih1te ihifellel IN tse connection N
ifhifal N ifHtlpm With 81 Laua
l Main enffylle oi ths aaqgfiIonl
J have u.foniaif
IIXutuU
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Land fos. Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE go ss,,s = 49,
4 land, known = NJ qsasssr plssss +.
ing ! niles from Safaie. ~Inp,ove~.ss
consist Of . good, new Gin iio.se M
~, Is @ 10 Negro ab;ss. Ram. ~.
D b. ! ts =, s s@ss.,.y :ss,lssss, go
lelearine fresA ssd ss~,) 80 h No.
veil ti.besed. Terms to suit r,,rRssss'
g.. =. 9. ". BAlLENTINE.
Ssfsis. Miss, seps. q, 1859. s;..a-
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Negro Shoes 90.
In fact, vs have . e0sral sosslD0
Of everything usually leps h : ssog
Dry Goods Store, vAisi ~ s1Rabs
prices 70 punssual susosusss.
Oar Goods vsss ss,euasa ~ Io1D
New isrk. By 90 Il ~ 1su, a1veo
eeaadess thss % - - IN ~ -
= sAsaP - ~ ssAR - = ~ -
Call 81 - r. y-s..sslgsa
Esrsha, ga n, IN 49,
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Ary Per'.n having q ~cll ercl. busr,.
hs''e' snd a fair traveller under the sss.
de, ess end = rsrAs.ss b, s.lI;.r :,
the kditor " the Sras.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-28

#FFFN f## = - #"N"N " H#
fsfY iauf eel ~ ne lshis SHIN
f. tasahss sdl W mfnsly mgfs
shhshtsI IL taiaa lisa fun ny 81
r. mpe stth faali tasAtiy bs
sfHHfht " tsw Hpas lhsm
lai " bss issss slsF n thsss
ING il1ai tsbilg HuFat rom = ~
fpiaHi fshi point, WI sasmihs We
efHiFs yhleh mpii n beesniyefah.
aHf holf eHH' lfHeiilH = tfDilshl L. b..
fsamsni. DH fisfa hsi, AZ sap
u ani. iha haH hubw IN No Galf
ati, afi hae fle m ehiy n ~
fsfs The hsfhof BE- eipabIs n fa
efif.nf aHg lDhhags tmp'ogsi ~
merchants ships " IN Fhip II.
ilfd tp4ffiseF ihilfffallu alfH.
Hgai egff Nov Uiefhf, ~ ships
Hll feeh commerce sbelo 10 10 maai
eisy N aeeals " ghee ihn, road 3
ipgun IN eaihoii lfom DO Gulf onl,
Hnre.lDWef ahl tommffee must
mari in pf1erasf We Will leh
tiga % mafsU WidIn our oWn limits
whfro fhe fifmor may dispose n his
products and gei 10 return ihal which
b. hooded ler hH use md biz com.
fqra The result Wi bo desprng.
log mp Of, II noe o "lifgo, populoua
end aomiah.ng city" upon Slip T..
laul, We will have q point Of suli.
Gent respectable " TO attract foreign
factors, merchants, ships and buyers
u our great Southern staple. We
can there have u port " entry and a
safe hatbor Tor steam and smiling
vessels Of much greater capacity than
can, ai the hIghes. stages Of water,
reach New Orleans. Under The CIR.
cnmslances II must attract the atten.
ton Ol the Government m q most
suitable place for the establishment
Of n navy yard, and a place of safe
retreat for disabled vessels IN time
Of war. In fact, If there are any
arguments why a ''populous city,
should not BIO the result of connect.
ing that Island with the railroad sys.
ten OF the South, | have been unable
to comprehend them. In my mind
it is inevitable, and its consumma.
ton is u mere question Of time.
Let US next take a map, examine
the geography Of the country, and
ascertain what will be tho influence
exercised by the Yazoo Valley route,
arising from the fayorableness Of its
location. We must all concede rs
an ecsentricity Of trade and travel,
that both seek, Us water does lis Low.
81, the cheapest, shortest and most
expeditions mode Of conveyance
Then place one finger upon the city
Of St. Louis and another upon New
Orleans or Ship Island, and you will
discover that, after the completion
Of the Iron Mountain extension TO
Memphis, We will have a complete
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Final Settlement.

GREEN y. HASTINGS, Guardian Of
~ the infant children Of Mary Shores,
deceased, having at the September Term.
1859, Of tho Probate Court Of Pamela
County. Mississippi, fled his petition for
the removal Of said wards, and their per.
son.l estate, to the State Of Texas, will,
ut the October Term, make final settle.
mcns Of his Guardianship accounts. /,
therefore, give notice Of tho same to all
persons interested to be prcscn, il they
think proper.
GREEN D. HASTINGS, GSn.
September IS, is59. s6-Jw.
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n'',' n'.''''u ou'i'y'
uVi'a''h NV XIV gaaele''
y 'u'" ", a'gu'nem WI 'he iar
x'l' y, 'aho'l 'l'n snip through 70
Wv oi'ei"' Wncn 'bey can get rs
"sn ',Vea n're sheh ,ley geI
houem ,ul sl,''f ana gold when
y"y.,'' Vo'n rom INC Norm ana inc
SV''"' meet mere upon u common
p,'' % competition when thc
Planters eau see y Know alh VISIT
'a''y 'ne men WIN ~no'n 'h,y deal !
WI ,ney scha he'r products 70
Nsw orleans or ne" York Tor the
soe purpose OF paying heavier char
ges, and being deprived OF the privl-
isge OF aealins as 'hey please with
.h'ir own property IL IS my opin.
ION 'hat Tue fanola farmer VIII still
sa''ere 70 those whom be has known
longest ami best and whose acts OF
agency nc can most thoroughly scru.
uh'hc' Inc result oil INC Railroad
extension to the ri'.r will be simply
s"a so'c'y 20 extend the area OF the
territory tributary 20 the commercial
interests o, Memphis.
! mn q free Trader, believing that
.he very neares, possible approving.
uon 10 Tue abolition oil oil Tariffs
sann,r'". s;,'sa ..d So, oo' ~, MN ~
nv - VS., -" ""' Jaw. . nc.u,
,bs, n" ,o ol % ..0,.a ",'I ~
M.mrS;. "nan =. va " .sa''la ~.
memphis upon INC very people oy
al ''V ~, ,m s .',,; r'' ~, - .sn ars .al ,
ma, .b"nlJ Tvs W.. ~ J'" r., I tsas.,
,"s ~ .nI s.." ,.hs s" n 'h'" :
1 MAIN -. . .dsa "v,s.' 81 ' ""u' .=a . ss,.' ;
.s.,I ~. '" '.sh.
"Vutu pcIpe1uutc v literal VerltnUlc
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COMMERCIAL


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ha iHHi fliHt ulialh, shieh ihtY arm
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cod % limited demaai, nle iay'. tusifo.a
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Waf disposed n ~ f0llmfi 81 a. lnisd
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NJ Iill0 ~ llii " NJ lt and lOl
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TuI sTtIG ~ MIsa0ssa6
Psu0fa teunfS,

To Hiiiam -. .l,sgf and 1Low~. \
se,e, gaite ead heirs " Msvy H
moff, dftfassd
VOu ARE HEREBY summopea,s =
pear before The Probate Cos,, 2
sall county NJ The roufl- hos.s ,%.s,...,
On wednesday, The Goth day " fe,sl..
$50, 10 Show cause wby ths pall,as \
Pnfihem fillmore, vidow n IIenr, rl.ss.a
deceased, PRAYING Tor dover IN Ibs I'll
loving lahda u deccdeni, risi
kI " n. u, ~ section IA, Tevsa,,
~, Range = Lnst n. v. Of Secl,or u
Iowmbip ", Ilange 2 Las, N. imI
u 5. v. 0f Section II, Towp.bIs "
llauge . East y. Of n. ". 4 Of s,s,,s,,
-. Township y, Nanee . tasi N. N
Of y. y, Of Section 20, ToNn.hjt n
Range 2 Fast, should not bc granted,
Wy order Of Court.
WI. wOTTEN, ClsA.
September "a, 1859. M-js.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-18
The Fugitive Slave Case.


BARNsTABLE, Nov. lS.-BefOre the adjourn
ment Wednesday evening, the principles of
law concerning jurisdiction in Hyannis harbor
were brought IN question.
The District Attorney stated his views at
length, claiming jurisdiction ia the state, and
that the offences committed were triable in
Barnstable county.
Gen. Gushing stated briefly the positions of
the defence
Mr.. Sanford went on till the adjournment,
and again this morning, at much length, to
sustain his position. When he concluded, the
Court said the testimony on that point might
proceed, and reserved an expression of its
views of the law. The government finished
their case, and Mr.. Scudder opened the de-
fence, conteuding that what was done was not
within the local jurisdiction, that the slave was
an involuntary deposit in the hands of Capt
Orlando, which he was bound at common law
to keep safely and return, and that under the
Constitution OF the United States the defend
ants were bound to restore the fugitive
About twenty-five witnesses were called and
sworn; among others were Raymond Lee and
Il. N. Wlnsow, civil engineers.
The defence then went on to put in evidence
from dispositions taken in Pensacola.
Objections were made to the evidence at ev-
cry point, and much of the testimony was ex-
cluded. The question whether subsequent
ratification Of the acts of the defendants, by
the owner of the slave, would have the effect
of an original agency, was discussed fully and
decided against the defendants. A large audi
ence, including many ladies, was in attend
ance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-18
San Juan-Pike's Peak.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Washington
correspondent of the Tribune says there is
proof in the hands of the Administration that
Gov Douglas intended taking possession of
San Juan the day before General Harvey did
In fact, that the proposed and consumated
events were only separated by twelve hours.
The British government is aware of this fact,
and hence one reason among Others for the in
tended removal of Gov. Douglas. The Pres-
dent, as matter of courtesy, will, in that
event, recall Gen. Harvey, but not otherwise !;
since such an act might be constructed into an
abandonment of the American claim to the
Island.
Information from reliable sources of Pixies
Peak, not designed for publication, state the
productive gold capacity as exceeding anything
yet discovered in the world. Russell, Majors
& Co., army contractors, have made arrange
ments for the transportation of $4,000 passen-
gers when the season opens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-18
To Armsl tn Arnsi

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 1.-THE military
here are under arms and ready to march at a
moments warning, i'll consequence of reports
from Charlestown of an intended rescue of
Brown.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 17.-There is great
excitement here in consequence of rumor of
the rescue of Brown, and the volunteer militia
are assembling in all their armories.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Such rumor as
is noted in the foregoing dispatches was circu-
lated here to day, but it fell still-born.
baltimore, Nov. ia dispatch from
Col Davis, at Charlestown, Va, to Gov.
Wise, requests the dispatch there Of two com
panies of cavalry, stating that five barns and
outhouses had been fired that day, it is sup
posed by sympathisers with Brown. Dis
patches have been received in Richmond
which have caused the authorities there to
take prompt action. Five hundred men and
two pieces of artillery will leave Alexandria at
day break, by Gov. Wise's orders. The Rich
mond forces will probably leave in an extra
train at an early hour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-18
New York Election.

ALBANY, Nov. l7-Jones' majority is now
1870, with official returns from all but eight
counties. On the other candidates, twenty
counties remain to be heard from officially !;
taking Jones' figures in these counties, the
majorites stand thus Richmond, 2l70 ma
jority Skinner 248, and Forrest III majority.
The official returns to-day place Forest, Rep,
for prison inspector, ahead.
ALBANY, or. M.-Skinner is 1873 ahead. A
report not official says Richmond County
makes Chapin's vote 200 votes better than Lev.
enwortll's, and Cattaraugus County makes
him at present 1914 ahead. Erie County raises
Forests majority to It's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-18

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE New Orleans
Picayune of the 18th states that the gale in the
Cult lasted ten days.
The Progresso says that two conductors
with specie amounting to $3,000,000 have left
San Luis, for the Rio Grande and it is feared
they are i'll danger from maurauding parties
Gen. Robes had lost ground with the church
party who suspected him of an intention of
playing them false.
1t is added in postscript to letter in the
Picayune from Vera Cruz that Dobbardo had
just entered Guanajuato with 1000 troops.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-18
Reign of Terror in Virginia.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Richmond
Dispatch states that Edward Moffit, who was
arrested at Lynchburg as a suspected partci-
pant in Browns foray, has been released for
want of evidence. Identifying parties are to
proceed to Wytheville for the purpose of ex-
aiming another suspected fugitive.
Several suspected persons, mostly northern
peddlers, have been recently arrested at Gull
pepper Court House, and there appears to be
an intention to place in confinement all who do
not give good account of themselves.
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brighton Cattle NInrket-Nov II.

'HISHtVII OaIttIe NAHTIAcV-NUV. IL
At Market 1900 Beef Cattle 900 Stores 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, and 300 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE Priccs-Extra s775 first quality 81, 90;
second quality, So, 10 third quality $500 q 800
WORKING OXEN-SS5, 80, 95 % 100
Mich Cows-$40 q As Common Is q 10.
VEAL CALvEs-S3 4. 616
Earrings 80 q sl; Two years old SIG q %;
Three years old S22 "a "a
HIDES a 7c f3 ID (none but slaughter at this mar
ket; Calf Skins-l0 a l2c u III.
TALLow-Sales at a 7}c u ID.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-$l q Is; extra 81 90 a 2 IS
PELTs-SSc @g$l each
SWINE Spring pigs &C., retail q 7c; fat Hogs, un
dressed, none.
Number of the different roads Western and
Ftchburg 50 & from Albany, Lowell and Boston 1856
Boston and Maine 40 Total 34.
Remarks-Prices of beef remain about the
week; few extra sold high SO u Sheep and
Lambs sell Csc lower than last week Swine sell the
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Messrs. John Mansfield & Co., boot and shoe
dealers, No. 50 Hanover street, for $4,000

Messrs. John Mansfield & Co., boot and shoe
dealers, No. 50 Hanover street, for 100000
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
Benjamin Richardson of Needham was bit
ten by rabid dog about six weeks ago. and
within few days has exhibited symptoms of
hydrophobia in its most appalling forms. Dur
ing the attacks he toams at the mouth, and
with eyes CLASSY and set, strives to bite every
thing within his reach. He is about 60 years
ofage, and his case excites much sympathy.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The wife of Rodolphus w. Braley of Free
town, aged Is years, and highly esteemed by
her friends, died Tuesday at the house of
neighbor, where she vas making an evening
call. Her death was without an hours premo.
milton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The District Attorney of Baltimore, abiding
to the violence practiced by the rowdies at the
late election in that city, terms it the play
full pranks of treemen." The playfulneSs to
which he alludes consisted in an indscrimi-
nate use of the bowie knife, the slung shot,
and revolver, to prevent peaceful citizens from
exercising a right which belongs to them.
One OF Philadelpha's most estimable citi-
zens, Mr.. Frank Lewis son of tile late Mordi.
cal Lewis, and who was to have been married
yesterday to daughter of Com. Stockton,
died, after an illness of few days. in that city,
on Monday last The invitations had been is
sued, and preparations had all been made for
the wedding ceremony, when he was suddenly
taken away