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NO OLD MAIDS IN JArAS-No single women are
a'1o"ea In Japan. Every man is allowed one legal
wife and as many second wives as his means vii,
allow him to support The second wives are So.
ected by law from the poorer classes of society
whose relatives are unable to maintain them. AND
tho children are all adopted by the legal wife, who
is the only ACKNOWLEDGED mother
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sA- DrBILirArED PEasoNs-Those

who have suffered from ihcessapt fevers Iosa Of ap
petite, or Improper digestion-may easily be cured
ty the use Q; BAKERS BITES We have known
persons entirely restored 20 health by these itters
alter visiting all the watering places without receis
ing arT bereht IF any of our readers suffering
from Dyspepsia. Neryons Debility, Torpid Liver, IN
digestion, Ague aRd Fever, sour Stomach or Loss o,
Appetite they viii ind certain relief by using these
E:tters as directed. Delicate females may lest ac
gnred that these Bitters arc admirably adapted q
their diseases and mover fall In quickening nature
and restoring the bloom Of health their cheeks
Teething infants may also be improved by their
use--ghilst all classes and will be benefited
BY their strengthening properties. As q family
medicine, these bi,ters stand uniiyailed, and mus,
eventually supefsede all others We invite trial
1T once.
For saieby Purcell. Ladd d Go. and by all the
Prominent nrnRgistS in VIRGINIA o. n
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IrO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.


l. sweet Oil in bottles and on draught
100 cases Sweet Oil, MarseiIles
50 do do Bordeaux
Also, a few half pipes of Olive uil. Of same quail
ity as that in bottles. and which can sell at
about two thirds tho present price Of Oil in bottles
--asaving OF 3SlS per cent.
PUkUELL. LADD CD, DRUG gists.
e9 Corner Main and Governor SIS.
DRUPOSITI0NS for Fair Grounds will
L continue 10 be received by the Secretary Of the
Virginia Central Agricultural Society until further
notice.
Diosrarns or rsugh outlines Of the land offered is
desirable ii con yenient. q. DIAM0CK,
ih3-ts Sec. Va q. A. B.
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ja l1--lms
$3.50 REWARD Ran avav

about .7th December, 1858, my boy HENRY.
p Henry 10 about "a yeers Of age. rather deii-
In noixht bright uiAtto full head oi hair Of gool
address but rather whom SPOKEN 70, lsughs
when talking. find OF dress sud pomovhas 81 .
dandy, had small patch Of beard on bis chin He
write
viii give nfty dollars reward II the above usGro
- taken !. this state end lodged In some ja wHSrs
can get him; and $50 II taken In any other nlnvo
ciert for &C nviction can be given agons1 any ehas
man who may have had > hand IN eesting kifa q
TO q FREQ State.
La M---ta QHARLE0 L. H0D10w
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HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUrcIpk.-Haryey Cope.
'and, OF jasper county, lows, In lit of zeal.
o9sy, a few days since, chopped off the head of
his wife with an axe, and then partially di ssected
the body. From some cause, however, he LETT his
bloody work uudone, aud completed the tragedy
by hanging himself with strap fastened TO a
rail in his stable "
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fsss~ On, rs. =. Nksf, Iste OF Henrico
having removed "a Richmond ofieys his rrofessloua
ser,t,,- e. the roblic ofstce on Franklin street
10 doors heiCv The pallard Heuse--resiieuce 81
.h,. tarEeT ot Main and sth streets. elm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

MANuPAorURING vEyIsoy.-A pumber of farmers
10 Northern Ohio, and on the borders of Indiana
nave commenced the breeding and raising of deer
the same as they do sheep, aud they briu,
them TO market In the same manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

IMPORTANT RAILROAD DEcIsIoy-The Sheriff of
Branch coanty, Mich levied upon q large let of
wood 10 satisfy claim against the Southern
Michigan Railroad Company. Judge Wilkins, OF
the United States District Court, was applied TO
Tor an ipjanction 10 prevent the sale, aud the In.
Junction was granted, on the ground that the
wood was necessary 10 the operation OF the road,
ana was, therefore, necessarily embraced in tho
mortgage OF the second bondholders, which In !.
ciuoes sne cars, sc. Ii Is understood that this Ia
junction is based on the spirit of decisions pre.
siousiy gwen by Jadges Mclean and Slower, OF
OHIO. :
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BREAKING Is.--h mule attached TO a
car.,ran down Msin street, last Saturday Knocked
over a white man who attempted TO stop him, aud
then jobbed his head into q jewelers. window,
near lith street. crushing the sash aud glass, aud
playing havoc with the show goods.
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kEE" BARGsfss BaRGaINs For the
best Bargains In Rassnds. fancy MOTORS dress and
cloak trimmnks, cal At the cloak and mantle dspot
lsa ?S x. gKEKIkL, ta Main street,
hxteuptan skirts. 70 sprtngs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

CousrIrs REPRESENTED in the late
s.t)ppositiop Couveotion,n held In this city, one
hundred counties in the State were represented
by about one thousand and ffty delegates 10 at.
tendance.
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RUNAwAYS.

~ COMMITS D TO NORFOLK CITY
JAIL AS A RUNAWAY.-Wss committed
10 the Jail of the rporation Of the city Of
~. N0ifoik on the S'h day Of Neyember, lse9,
negro man is FIVE feet seven and one half inches
high. and weighs one hundred and dxty-nve
iou, states that be was tcyn n 6ymnerset county,
Maryland, and claims to lie born ffes; hsd ON vhsa
committed to jail, Sleeps ~ ciethes and sailof
hat Tho CUkPkEW
IL Q-fv fergea Mt Civ Noa folk.
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CONNECTICUT AND CUB..-The Democratic State
Convention OF Connecticut adopted the following
resolution:
hesoiVed, Ihat the possession by this govern
uens of the leland of Cuba is necessery f,r ~.
proper defence aud protection Of our great and ra
pia'y increasing commercial Interests; that its
sc4uisitfon would not only greatly benefit the
manufacturing business of Connecticut, and en-
nance the agricultural, mechanical and CONNER.
cal Interests Of the whole country, bat wonld
put an end TO the importation Of slaves from Afri
ca, who now II nd their market CD her shores: and
that humanity and interest there fore impose upon
the general government the duty OF obtaining
possession of Cuba, whenever il can be done con
sisten:'y with pationa! honor and justice.
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HsAvY Repssnr -Thomss B. Q.

HsAvY ReBB snY -Thomss b. Cafleit.
OF the county Of Kiog William, vas robbed Of sloo
10 gotd snd quantity Of dry goods, last Saturday
evening" on the Mcchanicsviiie turnpike, short
distance from this city. lie hsd sold fns horse
gold. purchased ctespsr one, and after driakipg
freely, had started bone In his cart, but driving
Into gully was assisted out BY macy by-sfa1d-
ers, about which time he sapDoses he wes relieved
o. mis- pocket handkerchief and his gold. Mr..
Catiett returned TO this city yesterday In search
OF his treasure, bat was unable to learn anything
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

ED EERsH LaEoHEs.-I have Just re.
cesysd: by Adans' Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
LhnCHE ES, whish will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
fs-cuppdng and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing kooia under the American Hotel, and at
night on yth street. french Garden Hill.
thy 2s-sg n HORRnNs
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THEATRICAL SHOWS EXCLUDED town roeet.
ing held in Gloucester, Mass, on Monday lsst. i,
was vote that the selectmen of the town .be In.
structed and requested not to appropriate OF
license any performance Of any kind Of theasri
cal shows In the town, during the current veal. y
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nsS- Dr.. Peer has removed his offie,
= Frsnkliu, between Locnst Alley and 18th s.s.
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sasSe LIEa SIza PkoroGRApHs-The

.ubscrber takes pleasure In announcing 70 his nu-
merous patrons and the public at arge that he Ia
COW prepared to furnish Photographs from minia.
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or eoored
which for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal
If not superior TO sny produced in this city, at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied an1 e,,.
taTEed TO any size.
Citizeus and strangers sre invited 20 call and ex.
.nliuc specimens Ut GIBBS Temple of Art, CORN.
tbiaD Hall, Msis street, between 9Th and lfth.
Pc GIBBS.
P. S.--If you want s genuine k'ubrotype, this Ia
the place get IT, where you Will neither be hum
bugged in price or work, Also, Meisinotgpes. or
sny other Picture in THE Photographic ART.
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srr DR. POLLARD has removed his
Zee 20 pELyrN'S NEW BUILDING. on 10Th st.
between Main and Frat I'm, ear the state Court
House. A. night he may be E.uud st the xchanse
R5tci, servant VII be also found AZ his Office at
night fes-Ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

THR GRHxT PAIN ANNIRILATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAR sTOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED By a CHEMIST.
bottles ~, p and 50 cents and one dollar.
CHE GREATEST DIsCQNERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTSH0RNE'S CUkE-AlL should be kept in
all families in case of accidents sudden sick ess
IL frequently In lass fin'e than it requires to
set g phi hysicisn.
II cures pain in any part of hesystem and Is used
externally and int rnaIly
HsRrohORNE' rs CURE-ALi. cures Rheum atisr
Neuralgia and Chilfiaihs
HARtsHoRNE'sL LU hE-AL. cures CrSmps Collie
Pains in the Stomach OF Bowels.
HARfSHORNE'S IL CUkk-ALL cures Pains In the
Limb, Side, Back, Breast. Teeth and Ears.
HAaTsH0RNk's CURE-AbL cures Sprsins.
Bruises, scaids Bur as and Frosted Feet.
HAkTsHukNk'S CURF-ALL cures Pains In the
feet and swelltng of the Joints.
HARTSHukNES CuREa ALL crres Stiff Neck
from Gold and Ague la the tireast
HARTsHuRSE'S Gu ne A IL is good Tor Dyspep-
sla, Weak stomach and Bowels.
Whenever sou have Pain. use the CChE.ALL as
u acts upon the Nerves nusles, Sinews, Blood and
Boses, and, by it's warning slectro magnetic power
expels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
try Il
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
\ Richtnond. Norfolk Petersburg and all towns in
Virginia. oc l5-6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES
~- LIconrcR.

A. O. O. BRAND.
Tas sRovs WILL kscwy rAvostTE BRAND, Always
on sA.R SY JAMES c. McaNDkkW,
de sly -. ffSG STREET, NEW fohK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

HoxEwARD BoUHD Most Of the mem-
bers Of the late Opposition Convention left this
city On Saturday aud Sunday last, BY the various
railroad trains, ers ro1se for their homes. s
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MANHATTAN
~ ''o ''---'~' wa NiW PORK.

CASH CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION.
e5OO,O0O!!
Deposited with the Comptroller OF State for the Be-
sugity Of all Poiicyholders, 10000 Dollars which
cannot be Withdrawn until every policy is paid.
MORGAN, President.
q X WEhpLR, Seeretary.
'The practices Of LlfE fysuRkSns. tn any country
Indicates state OF oeisty where high moral feeling
aud omsacrosI confidence ssist e-.je,sktn J0nes.
b MACMURDO, Agent.
de 2a--sm Richsnond, We
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- KUNAWAY-slOO REWARD-

The above reward will be paid for the aDpre-
hension and delivery 70 Bsvis . Hutehseou.
80 in the city OF Richmond, or confined In any
i 40 that get him az ain II taken ont Of the 1tate
AZ Virginia. and $50 taken in the state Of Virginia,
2l years OF brown pleIion. ful head Of hair.
coed teeth 5 feet 10 inches high, and rather RruO
countenance. JOHN HUIVHeeON.
ST. Enquirer and Whig will oopy in weekly par
per twice each. Js0-dO
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sgy- TnE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

ASi' NO dlSGtr.-
PETERS INFALIlBLE REMEDY FOR GnNOR-
RHtHA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Ner-
curi4i or BSSaJnic propeEties, eAceis every stbing
heretofore offered the pubic, in It's curative. resto
cstive s~d renOvatrng powers; and the medical
world are asgonisbed when told that the above re.
medy will cure the above Diseases sEd confounded
when they have ocular OF the facts
6ut the proprietor who has known of the remsdy
for twenty odd years Eas known OF cSse or twenty
yesrs standing be restored 10 perleCt hesth, and
Ill other cases Of shorter duration 20 be restored
without single exception, ami therefore challenges
any case OF GUnOrrbfa v hlch the remedy will Dct
cure p'ovi1ed the directions are carried out with
prudence the part OF the patient; and to any one
purchasing halt q dozen bottles aud using accord
lngiy, in has or ber case he guarantees a perfect
Sure end in of failure, Will ia nlsh additional
medicine, free Of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cu:e III Oe effected with.
Jut inconvenience TO the patient. Sold by
GEUBBs Il APpfRsON, Druggists.
Agents for the city of Richmond,
de 10 -6ms No. z0l Broad st.
&c.. BATHS. Baths, Baths. Hot,
sod and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampoong Saloon, under the American Hotei.-
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths 25 cents. or tickets otSi apl
Eg- HoBsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAMF0osEa SALOON. under the American Ho
sl-eLtrauIe On Iith street
N. R.-Eut. Cold and Shower BATHS can be had al
AL hours. Single Bath IS cents. or tickets for ont
dollar. les
EaS~ sSrovEs, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Nov in store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignio
nette. Purchasers are invited lo examine the quail
ity Of cur wares. VS. especially recommend tbs
gichms nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cook ing
Range and IAHp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles so Id
1t the Governor Street Stove Store.
lG GEORGE STARRETT.
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Miss Bufdstt coutts, IL Loaioa. Ass given
ia, Gao for the endOwmsnf q the Church 10
lsritish Columbia This \ the tlltd Bisbopwie shs
has endowed. @A @ 80 !
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The e. g. TEooPs IN UTAH.--At latest accouuta
there were nesrly four thousand men sucan ped
at Camp Floyd, U. T., who were boused in hu .
hnilt Of adobe made by the Mormons. The camp
ID laid out like city, In streets and squares, and
il is stated, presents quite pleasant appearances,
with ils boases Of slate color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

Ixpoar OF Eaas AND VINE raox faAxcs-A Gu
rious statistical return has been made of the sup
ply OF eggs to England from France, by which ID
appears that the a1nual value Of this export to
that conafry exceeds that Of wine. Even before
the osdfaBs dissase the difference OF value Ia favor
sfesGs amounted 70 15 ,o7sf yearly. In 1915 there
were imported into kustand from fraace ] 800 OILS
kiosrammes Of eggs II 1850, ? o05,s5S kilogram-
mes and - each kilcgsAmne d calculated 10 b.
sqesl 70 y eggs Il fbtows that France iuruishss
Rugiani with nearly 200, coo 900 Of sgss annually.
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OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute. last Satur.
DAY, the following card, voluntarily given by the
leading members OF Cilman's y Opera Troupe, which
10 the highest recommendation that could be asked
ior oy the managers of any public building; ard
We therefore give it publicity that vocalists NAV
Sec what accommodations our city offers thsm.-
The card reads thus: We, the undersigDet aem.
bers OF Uilmsu's Opera Troupe OF the Acadomy OF
Music, New York, sang in the Mechanics Institute
Hall on the l0sh and lith Of February, 1859, aud
take pleasure in ending it, not only as the
largest aud best Hall In Richmond, but one of the
best sounding and best ARRANGED Halls we ever
used. Signed Madame r. Laborde, Carl Forrnes,
Gustav satter, and Albert Marexek, acting mana.
ger OF the Company
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WOMAN ARRESTED FOR TIE MUapER or Her Hrs.
BAND The Paris (Tenn Sentinel, OF toe 4sh ins.,
says: On Saturday last.a Mrs. Robinsos, living
north OF this place, was arrested and committed
to the county Jail, upon suspicion of having mur.
dered he. husband, and with firing the dwelling,
consuming both together. 1t ID supposed ths
weapon used was an axe, as one with stains OF
blood upon 1t was found near the spot.
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sr. yAIEs1Iur's DAy-Tbi. fr.hrn..

ry l4th) is st. Valentines day---a time when DO
many ittie morning stars Of love which fickered
and twinkled through the fozs of bashfulness vith
such uncertain rays. commence TO shine steadily
aud brightly, guiding % many erratic barks into
the smooth and placid waters Of m atrimony. (Wss
shat an old bachelor who laughed at these last
carry his profane ineredulity with him. .or no
such doubts must be even whispered today IL
10 to-day that Clothda will know by that cbarn.
ingly embroidered piece of paper and that sarei-
gustus loves her, and it 10 this evening thai the
happy man will know by her bushes that his love
- well as bis Valentine have been accepted. II 10
good custom, this sending respectfully comic, or
serious "iovyer' valentines, and shoaid be kept
up IL only to please the ladies. Let NJ all send
Valentines. -
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~ HEsRY L. BROOKE has resumed
'hs prsctiee OF Law In the city Of Richmond
VLee IA teiFins Ne~ Building, on 18th. fronting
""hh sfceI. 10 2o-ts
c YOU CAN ExpsoT Win CER-
iAIa 10 obsain tine Picture and correct Likent %
" eating q the Photograph aud Fine Arr aallsry
orc. W MINNIE. lT Aisin street The small Au.
tssfpFst photographs we'll as the lars er sjz So
ie osi or Water Golors executed at his Ualjeriss.
fign 'en 'p si'e ssHs'@N
Igsry style Of phosoVrsuh made frao l,f,- o,
Sop'ed ifntn snail Anbrotypes or DsgGerreotypes,
tn, e9afed - any oi the various styles may ~ all
os pt ssi5taiDsd ut the shove banned establish
ne @fep, Ekhfaekk THK NUMBER. i& MAIN
~H"aSfs fs3
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-fhe steam tannery Of Gen.
Jnn. g. Bynnm. at Chattanooga, Tenn vas de-.
stroyed by fire on the 9th lust, With $4,000 sides
Of leather. Loss 81 .ooo-insurance SO, 600. The
tanDery was the largest in the South, and capable
OF turning cut 30 Coo sides annually.
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Sxow STORM Yesterday morning the
streets and houses were partially covered With q
mantle OF snow, the first Of any importancc this
year. but the suu came cut bright and wsrm aoont
10 o'clock, aud by night not vcstise Of the nn'
welcome visitor Was 20 be seen. s~.
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TRIAL fRip.-The new Z. s. steam -sloop-oi-war
Brookiyn, which left the Navy Yard at Brooklyn,
\. !. on Friday morning, aud sailed from Quar-
antine Ior Beaufort, G., tho next day on trial
"Trip, Is commanded by Captain D. Fsrraguf. aud
mas besides IL ofiicers, frigafe guard OF marines
W blue jackets OF sl grades, aud an aggregate of
stS onls on board. eli told. she made between
sou ~ knots going down the bay, hut wss very
much out of trim, being too deep forward. Five
ana quarter tons of coal were barned on the
passage to Quarantine, or nearly ton per mile
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FIns.-The residence Of Mr.. William
Sedgwick, in Henrico county. gu the Williams
burg road, took fire Friday last aud Was burned
TO the ground. Mr.. Ssdgwiex saved portion ei
his furniture. His loss is q heavy one 70 him.
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Hg-To THg Sourn SlDx.-By lat,

EES
tariff ths Danciiie Railroad Company have reduced
the rate OF freight ror Transporting Ground Plaster
from flss dar WtsH tbs PROV4so, that Dor r. {
RATE wills be charged durinE the months of APRIL.
NlF, AusUsI AMI syI rFABER.
Urders - any extent car bo supplied from the
pursst Lamp, hut sh0uid be gwen early T. eEeur
u "a time
Farmers scpY vihg bags charged one dollar PEE
kJu less taau yag 6ed in barrels
JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
IA s-+gl3 No II Pearl street.
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Over $75ls0 has been subscribed In Iouisisps in
one week 10 the erection Of the senthern Meihes
d!sI University.
The Chinese, in their proclamations, style the
English and French tired haired foreign devils !"
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SEIZURE OF A MEXICAN VESSEL OF WAR. From
the west coast Of Mexico we learn that the cap
tain OF the British friga,e Alarm had seized the
Mexican war schooner Iturbide, in the port OF Ma
zatian, for Interference With foreiga merchant
vessels. The United States frigate Saranac was q!
Acapulco, aud about to sail for Quay mas. The Sc
Marys had sailed from Acapulco for Panama.
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1Hk SLAVE rsADE.-rhe legislators of louisiana
seem snxious for tine people of that State to en-.
gageen the slave trade. They have bill pe,sin,
before them to this effect:
Tass any citizen, or ,ciation of cit zep, O.
purchase negro slaves from Cuba Brazil aud Africa
Aud " pr!ns tne said saves SO purchased into this
2sa.e and TO hold the same in full right and Title
lor .nsr propsr use. ben fit ami behoof: proyiisf
state ehal be subject to the same regulations and
or imports 'Aop't'
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NEw DIvIsIox.--Jhs fcus OF Temper
anee orrauixsd, In Rockstfs. last Friday niaht
Powhassn Divislon No So. andinitiAted several aev
members.
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I Df Jossph ~. Turner, Health ofirer Of SasAn.
nah, Ga, died on the lolh inst.
Thsrs we're la9 deaths 10 Phiisdeipsis last
uSet. 4S - ~
WIN. snfsh 0'Briss, 81 IsslAad. . sLoftIy - as~
rive In New York. - 9
7Asrs srs 7,5T0 places Ia Ssv York whsrs istos,
|icaeing itguoss ~ so3d.
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RACES os THE Ice IN NoafHgRy N. YoRx-T.a
Teams 7hrora isto kss Rstsr.-There were sevesai
races on the Ice in the ST. Lawrence river on the
ioth inst, during which ten teams broke through
Several horses were lost, and foar mea we're
picked mp nearly frozen 10 death. Some Of the
teams have not been heard from, and fears for
their safety are entertained.
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LoSo RuS.-Heprv Vance. youpy

man. charged With being engaged in the 10th and
Main street afray. Oh last Christmas day. was ar.
rested and taken before the Mayer on Saturday.
10 snswer for the ofenes. The evidence was that
wniie Joseph stanley vas quietly talking to Robt.
Alien, the prisoner walked up, drew q long pistol
from bis pocket, and struck Stanley upon the head
Stanley Immediately turned to ascertain why il
was that he was struck, and seeing the prisoner
10 the street, picked up briek and threw at him
Tne brick struck Vauees pistol, loaded with pow
der, and caused it to explode. This circumstance
led TO az general attack on Stanley and William
Brandt, and resulted ia the srrest OF the sssaii.
ants Vance proved to be q quiet. sober man.
ne was held to bail to answer an indictment by
the Grand Jury to-day. -