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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-24

I
II these estimates mpugned should be glad have
out which 0! them is large We
redncOn Of while Of III, figures would readily
increasing We may them safely congra' uiae
facturng friends the prospect abundant supply #
the pres mt supply f5y squ the iRelsing
world. Atthe time It must he consider thai
the maxi producing OF tue present slave ua
ha sn aaled, while sumption where simua to
| the utmost, stsntly extending.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-24

AN ANCIENT Ono FIGBr-Upwards OF a
quarter OF century ago, little affair occur
red in high life, in the town of Columbus
which ought not TO be suffered to pass into
oblivion. The scene was the front of the ven
cradle hotel kept by Bob Russell" )" who with
his we'll known colored servant Dick" (tho-
roughly marked with the smallpox will not
soon pass out of the minds Of the settlers of the
State.
Mr.. Fly was Attorney General of Ohio,
ana Id was Chief Clerk in the Office of tho
Auditor Of State The United States Court
was in session, aud Mr.. F. improved the op-
portunty to explain to number Of constitu-
ents in front of the hotel the circumstances of
q claim which had accrued to the Sullivan
heirs" in consequence of the removal of the
capital OF Ohio from Chillicothe to Columbus.
In the course Of his remarks, be questioned the
statement of the Auditors books. Mr.. L. &C
once pronounced his statement lie.
" | cannot waive rank" said Mr.. F., land
fight this man."
AS he proceeded to reiterate his charges.
Mr. l.. pronounced him Il second and third
time liar when Mr. F., becoming much excl
ted, shouted -
" My fellow citizens, have concluded to
waive the question OF rank, and settle this mat
ter at once"
&c. taking off his coat, and descended from
the stand, aud Immediately received tremen-
dous right handler" which lodged him in a
neighboring mud-hole. Getting up, be recev-
ed settl.r," which brought him on to tho
same spot. A third time be came up to the
" scratch, ," when a well directed " eye binder"
from the subAuditor, caused him to turn q
complete summer-sault, aud lodged him once
more upon his mother earth
Turning his eyes around, under the evident
impression that he had fulfilled the utmost re-
quirements of the CODE" and not desirous of
performing any purely " mertorous labors, ho
addressed himself 10 his physical superior as
follows:
:" Before rising from this position, sir, I de-
sire to ask you question Do you intend to
strike me if get np7"
Of course, do, d-n you," calculated his
excited adversary.
Then, sir, | shall not get or my back
The Spectators-among them, if l mistake
not, Hon T C and Judge s.
now intcrfered, and the beligerents were sepa-
rated
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-24
row ANDA:
nrrsaay Morning, March "a, 1859
seIetteb 4oetrp.
,roprp WOULD BE THE BETTER FOR IT

I'D NVA@
49,, cared less for wealth and fame,
IA Iess for battlefield and glory;
,rt in human hearts, name
s.,1sd better in o song or story;
mon instead of nursing pride,
Would learn to hate and to abhor it
If more relied
On love to guide,
=. world would be the better for 1t.
-, dealt less in stocks and lands,
And more in bonds and deeds fraternal
,,,,rss work had more willing hands
r, ink this word to the supernal
mon stored up Loves oil and wine,
,,5on bruised human hearts would pour it;
If yours and "mine
Would once combine,
y, world would be the better for 1t.
linen would act the play of life,
And fewer spoil it in rehearsal
Mrotry would sheath its knife
Till rood became more universal
r Custom, gray with ages grown,
Had fewer blind men to adore it
If talent shOne
In truth alone,
me world would be the better for it.
men we're wise in little things
Affecting less in all their dealings
hearts had fewer rusted strings
Ia Isolate their kindly feelings;
rnen. when Wrong beats down the Right,
Would strike together and restore it
If Right made might
In every fight,
The world wogld be the better for it.
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bag Wife," said a man looking for his
bOotack, " have place whore | keep my
things, and you ought to know it, Yes"
said she, ought to know where you keep
your late hours, but | don't
Bag~ a wit having been asked by another
person whether he would advise him to lend
certain friend of theirs money, said :" What
lend him money? You might give him an
emetic and he wouldn't return it."
Bas~ Judge Belts, at the United States Cir
cult in New York, has decided that newspaper
reporters should be, if they are not, exempt
from jury duty, and tina: he shall hencefogth
make that the practice of his Court.
RS You would he very pretty indeed"
said a gentleman patronizingly to young lady,
if your eyes were onIy little larger" my
eyes may he very small, sir, but such people as
you don't I'LL tAem''
THERE are two things which make us happy
in life. The first is never to vex ourselves
about what we can't help And the second il
like uuto lt-never to vex ourselves about
what we can help.
By~ Yonng man," said minister to
youth of his congregation, do you know what
relations you sustain in this world 2" Yes.
sir; two cousins and grandmother but
don't intend TO sustain them much longer
Beay" In the anatomy of the hand we find
that the muscle by which we shut il is much
stronger than the one by which we open il
and this hold true as to giving and receiving
BS~ If you see a wife carefully footing her
husbands stockings, YOU may conclude that he
will not fu1 it difficult to foot her bills
EEg- A popular writer says that men, like
children, are pleased with a rattle" Not
much, If it is at the tail OF a snake.
B9F After an event is irrrtrievablc. nothing
IS more ahFprd than the discussion Of RAat
might have been done.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-24
Bay The following actually occurred at Phi

HSs Ahe lollo"luS ACTUALLY occurred at knH-
adelpha -
4 lady in Spruce street. wishing to get
clear of the oifal, fat, grease. &c, that had 40
cumnlated in the kitchen, remarked to an En-
glish girl VINO had recently come to her en-
pIoy that the first FAT man she saw in tho
street to call him in, she wanted to see him.
The good creature, thinking the term fat ap-
piled to the mans size, and not TO his business,
little while after, Oh going to the door, saw
man whose corporation justified her in in
forming him that Misshs wished to see him,
and would be so kind as to step in. He did
so and was seated in the parlor The girl
called her mistress down stairs to attend to the
fat man. When she had descended she was
informed that he was in the parlor In the
parIor :" exclaimed Mrs --, land what is
he doing in the parlor :" She hurried in, and
there discovered gcntlemanly looking per son
age, with hat off, waiting to hear the cause Of
his detention. The lady, whose presence of
mind did not forSake her Immediately saw the
whole mistake, and apoogized for the ridcu-
Ious error. The fat man left, evidently much
amused at the joke.
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" Yes, grandfather. tell them that" replies
the childrer's father
But mothers history won't be story"
cries Dick. -.
" 1t will be as good" says grandfather /;
and as you want terrible name to it, Dick,
suppose we call it a Dead Mans Revengc!H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY


~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN.
TY OF HENRlCO Pursuant to decree Of the Cir.
cult Court OF Henrico. In the case of Hutcheson W
as Commissioners, will SELL at public auction to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the R day Of s1ns II NOT the ns.
estate, situated on or near the Deep Run Turnpike,
ahOut three miles from the city of Richmond being
portion OF the property Of the late Ambrose Hut.
Lat. one tract called toll GATE" containing
q acres. situated immediately on the road. about
I'd. 4 portion Of the :cHANrILLA" Tract Lying
on the Turnpike. immediately opposite the home
are valuable ice houses. and ice pond. This land
n :': called containing
the city Of Richmond.
There are valuable improvements on this tract,
and q valuable leo house. This land is in xood
state Of improvement
9Th tract Of land Immediately opposite Pen
gether In wood. and upon which there great
Of valuable timber.
Such an opportunity il seldom presented to per
of the city OF Richmond.
A map and survey. Of the said land will be made.
and can be seen at the office of Jas d Taylor Son,
in the city Of Richmond; and the lana will be sub
divided into lots. TO suit purchasers
above PROPERTY are referred te Msssr; James n.
Taylor Don. or TO either of the undersigned, one
OF whom. Hugh n. HutchesoR, resides near the
premises.
TERxs-Ons third of the purchase money In cash;
and ths residue in two equal instaments. atone and
two Years from the day of salethe credit payments
to be secured by negotiable notes with interest ad
died. and the title retained till the whole purchase
money is paid, and . conveyance directed by the
Court.
Possession will be given in time to seed crop Of
wheat and full possession Of each tract will be deli
vered At the end Of the present y year
IL O'Clock. A NJ
n Sale conducted By JAMES NJ. TAILOR Son,
Auctioneers.
ALEXR HUTCHEsON.l
JOHN A HUTOHESON, tror,,r.
auGH N HhTcHESoN.
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Decline IL COTTON AND BREAps1Usrs.

phVdsE IN COTTON AND BRKApsTUffS.
Hatfrsx, June 1.-The steamship America, from
L'vcrsooi, May 2lst. arrived here to-day.
Tbs position OF affairs ut the seat of war 10 gen.
orally unchanged. No battle had been fcught but
Que va. looked for every moment.
rus hnstfiars have removed their headquarters
to Csrtssco and withdrawn from .yercelii which
no~ occupied by the Allies.
mere are vague reports that the Austrian
emperor and Gen. Hess, had reached Milan and
left for PAWS. The Aus,rians expected TO remain
inactive nntil tbs arrival of iae Emperor at
camp.
The Liverpool Post publishes What Il calls relis.
Die information that the passage OF the Ticino by
the French, will be the signal for an European al
lance sgainss the French aud Austrian troops, to
march On Paris.
The var bulletins are nuimportant. All the
channels to Vienna are blocked mp.
ENGLAND.
Tbs English elections have concluded. The min
istry gain twenty-three.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The Bombay mai, to April Goth had arrived
fsntta Topee VAS tried and hanged.
Commissioner Sch Ia dead.
COMMERCIAL.
LivsaF Dol. May 2,.-Cotton-salas Of the week
IS coo pales closing At decliue of x to 4 and still
speeuls,or. 200 bales. The market closed dull On
Stock in port sao. ncIad i'm hmeri
can. as1chesset reports are unfavorabie
Breaastuns-Fiour closed dull. at a decline OF Sd
90 Cd since Tuesday. whsa. dull and declined Al
with DO buyers. Southern los 956li3s. torn steady
and quotations nominal. Mixed IS sdG16s nd: vel.
low 81 10 ais I'd; white sass ql
Toe weather has bNen favorable for crops
Provisious-Beef declined s66las under heavy ar.
rivals. Pork steady. closing firm Bacon advanced
IL. Lard quiet.
suRar-.interior slightly lower Coffee higher
Rosin firm st 4s(Gu 81. Turpentins steady at
45aatGH on the spot. 421s TO arrive
1he bullion In Bank Of England has increased
flas Money market slightly easier. Consols e4t4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

BALTIMORE, June Flour duh, aud held at 81.
p with 10 sales. Wheat frn-wbite 81 75si IS;
red 81 Goal 65. Corn hrm-yeilow S6ASS cts; white
sjaS6 cts. Provisions dul-BacoD sides 934 cts
Mess pork gil so. Whiskey dull at IS cts.
New YORK, June 2-Noou.-Flonr decliped I0a
IS cts; Southern s. 5oa7 20. Whea. has a decIin-
ing tendency: Southern white 81 90. Corn duh
and nonibsi-yellow S9490 cts; white S9e92 cts.
Pork hesvy-mess 81; prime SIS. Lard II 2al2
cts. Whisky held st rs cts; buyers offer q cIs.
INV YosK. Juue q Evenng.-The steamers
news decline of "a to "a in Cotton. Up
lands i0Ss@oit5i.
Flour--unio ~ 20fl7 50. Yellow Corn 90 cts.
Mess Pork sl?@i7 Is. sugar declined "a. Coffee
deenned 4 Java declined y to "a. Tur-
peptinA heavy Mt 4s1iylS Rosin buoy ant 7s(dS0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03
A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IM-

"A PROVED FARM. -FOUR MILES FROM TIE
TOWN OF MANCH EST X, IN CHESTERFIEID
O3UNTY. ON A FREE TURNPIKE, CONrAIN
ING 40 ACRES-I offer for sale, on most accom-
asscrbea ahoye Ts nadr located -
acres-2A0 acres cleared, and produces well Of the
usual crops made in this section, having had ave
The balance Of the land is we'll set in pine and oak.
from which. it is believed, enough word could be
taken TO pay the larger portion of the purchase
money leaving efficiency for farming purposes
The impr ovexlents are .uch a farm Of that size
reQuiree. consisting IN part of a framed dwelling
with eight rooR's. kitchen. negro quarters, large
barn, wheat thresher, DC; also. grist and saw
mill
The location is perfectly healthy. the society
Ro'd. and abundance of pure water very conve-
nient.
The owner being fonder OF mechanism than farm.
ing. would sell a great bargain in the Farm, and
give a liberal credit. Any person wishing to view
the premises. will please call on Mr. Whitehead.
who lives on the farm. or Capt A Bodeker, Apothe.
cary, Richmond; and for terms, &c, apply to
Ro LYME. Land Agent,
Office in Basement of Metropolitan Hall.
ia
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SUMMER RESORTS.
-fc~s~->>-~>
Hor SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
NATURES RExEpr ron CHRONIC DIS


:. Tho Hotel atthis placswil he open for the recep
ten OF ysitors. on the frst of jane next The sup
ply OF Mineral Water h abundant, and there ere y
BATHS constantly .suppIed with fresh water from
to 1850 Fahrebheit. 1hcsc waters cure the Chronic
forms of Rheumatism, NeuralGia; Paralysis. fires
from tnflammatory action; 9out; Diseases Of the
Liver Old Injuries TO the muscles. Joints and ten.
dor $; Enlarged Glands Spinal Irritation; Chronic
Diarfhoea. and some Disesses peculiar TO Females.
moro thoroughly andsrap IDLY than any other remedy
on the American continent.
THEIR ALTE ALIVE AND CURATIVE
.rc nn,urn.,.ea nv me-" ~ snx o,hsr Mnsr., W..
ter on the face Of the globe.
Many persons afflicted with the diseases ennmer.
Afed above, In forms which had resisted the most
skilful medical treatment, and hsd rendered the
lives OF the sufferers alike wretched and useless
perfect health by their use OF the vast number
now suffering with such msladfes, there are COM
psratively few Indeed who wouid not be either cur
ed or greatly relieved here.
region. The scenery around Ia wild, romantic and
beautiful and more healthy and delightful sum-
mer climate can no where be found.
Besides the Hot Baths for iryalids. there are two
FINE PLEASURE BATHS tor persons In good
Coed MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
season.
ROUTE from tho principal c.ties In tho United
" Virginia Central Railroad" thence by Stage
Coaches. 20 miles. over we'll graded turnpike to
the springs. Passengers leaving Ric. md. Va, or
Baltimore. Md In the m orRing. can come through
to this place the same day 10 supper. pass the
night at the Warm sprin IS andarrivc here to break
fast, next mornin9.
Fora full account Of this celebrated watering
place 'DE Bow hEviEw' for June. and AIMEE
IoAN FARMER" for May, or write TO the subscriber
Tor pamphlet. GJ0DE.
2l-d3fn
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---------------------------
HEALING SPRINGS !

This celebrated watering place. situated in Bath
county, Virginia, % mile West Of Millboro', DEPOT
OF the virginia Central Railroad. and connee ted
therewlth by a Daily line of stages, which pass
now ready for reception of visitors With the ex-
cepton of this 23 miles, it has unbroken Rail-
road injection with the principal cities of the
SeaboaId. From Washington. Baltimore and Rich
mond. passengers will reach here The evening Of
Inc same cay they leave either Of the above places
Visitors will he careful To leave the at Mboro
Depot Of the virginia Central RaiiroBd.
The Spring occupies an almost central position in
the group OF Springs Of Western Virginia, being
miles from the Warm, miles from the Hot and
Springs.
The waters of this place have acqu'reda celebrity
for the cure OF crofula, Rheumatism Ill condition
ed Ulcers, Intracabe d eases of the skin, Chronic
pisTrh@a and Dyaenter!; uzaena. ian offensive
d srhsrse from the nostrl Diseases of The Eye
Paraly SIS Dyspepsia Torpid Liver, and the diseases
incident TO residence 10 Masnatic Districts; Neu
Iaia2ia. Spinal IrritatoDs Diseases of the Urinary
Organs. VIZ: Bladder, Kidneys and Urethra En-
larged Prostate Gland; Diseas of Females as sup
rrHssior of the Catamenia. Eluor Albus, Prolapaus
Uteri, DC.
FOR detailed account of the properties CT the
water. see the May Nc Of the American Farmer"
and the June No Of "De BOWS Review" or send
to the pronrietors for pampiet
The climate is hestlhui and braciug-the sur
rounding scere cry wild and picturerquo.
The HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS are of the
first order 1ul nture and buildings new. and suff
cient for the accommodation of 800 persons.
Physician of much practical axpe-{ence in the
Every sffort will be made by the proprietors and
their assistants to render the Of their guests
pleasant. PORTER 4 hRVIN,
Proprieters
81 Good MUSIC will be in attend snce early in
the season. P6 as.
lin
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Special commissioner.
JAS n TAYLOR q Son. Aucts my rs
VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN HEN.

RICO COUNTY. ON DEEP RUN TURNPIKE.
AT AUCTION We will sell, upon the premises
on W EDNEDAY, she 18th day Of June, le59. com
mencing Immediately after the sale advertised BY
Messrs Hg cheson and Young. Commissioner. the
valuable Armn Henrico county ON Deep Ran Turn
pike, IN miles from the city and now In the occu-
pancy Of Alexander Kerr Esq, who intends to re-
move to the city.
1t contains FORTY ACRES of highly improved
land. remarkably healthy and adjoining the lands
The improvements consist Of very comfortable
FRAMED DWELLING. with five rooms, kitchen,
large BARN and the usual out houses,
The above property adjoiDs the TOLL GATE"
tract advertised By Ne ssrs. Hutcheson and Young,
Commissioner, thereby affording the purchaser an
opportunity of securing more land.
TsRMs-One fourth cash. the balance at g. IL and
is months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured By q trus:deed
JAMES M TAYLOR 4 BON.
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000 BALES HAY AT AUCTION
OSSO On SATURDAY, the en- inst. nv. A. y
o'clock. will self ut tbs Lumber Hen "a OF Marx
Downsy. EsQ :, foot OF 18th street. nm ths Tlock
$40 bales HAY. In good order
je3 CoOK Auet
uORSEH, MULES 60. AT AUCTION.
IL -On SATURDAY. the 9TH Instant ~ N o.cpt
will SILL 1t the large Ioenesr tie Cenfrsi hsi,,r IA
Depot, several Harness aud saddle Hnrses 3 iarrs
Mules, sound and gentle. warranted 10 vork vrii
In either single or double Harpeea "'s'
AL,O:
TOP Buggy and Harness In mood ord.~
Furniture Wagon, nsarly new
Very Fine Mich Cows. &c
je3 & B COOK Auct
A TTRACTIVE SALE or FURNITURE
"A Ac, AT AUOrIoN-On FRIDAY. the Al int
ct 10 O'Clock, will sell at my store LOT al new
secondhand furniture. consisting Of .A'
Mahogany Tete Tetes; sofas
Mahogany and Black Walnut French ana Tan
ny Lind Be fsteads .NA '0"'
Mahogany Parlor and spriug seat Chairs
DO Parlor Rocking do
Do Cane-seat 10
Do and Black Walnut Bureaus
Do Washstapds and Tables
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
One large Cooking Stove. In fret rate order II
r. s.-The above sale il unaToidsblv nc. nuos
until TUESDAY. the 7lh. at which time large al.
oi!ions VIII 90 maoe. X COOK
Jc AuctiOneer
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watering place will be open for the reception of
visitors on the Ist day Of June next From tn ose
who have tried the virtues of the water and who
know the character of this aecommoG tons in point
OF attendsncee fare andilodgng q continued ratro-
mage Is confidently expected while 1t is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths and
the facility OF access to them will largely extend
the list Of visitors during the coming season.
The gentlemen's bath is 40 by 50 feet In size and
that for ladies IS by So The water is highly Carlo
mated and containsa variety of salts of mineral in
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
persons, OF long and varied experience to be the
most delightful and invigorating that they have
ever tried. Ithss proved especially efcacious and
curative in diseases peculiar 20 females.
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles of the
Baths. and visitors leaving Richmond or Alexandria
In the morning. reach here by sunset the same day
daily line OF stages connects with the Railroad at
Goshen depot. The North River which runs
through the grounds attached to the Baths sffords
facilities for boating and fishing and the neishbor.
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground -
The undersigned omises to spare no pains in these
and a.. other respects in promoting the amusement
IS well as comfort Of his guests He has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year and it will be under his exclusive man.
agement and control.
TERMs-s2 per day. $40 per week and 1872 per
month"; weeks to The month. Children and SER
wants half price.
Reference may be had, amongst many others. to
his Excellency Henry A Wise, Esq, Governor of
Richmond, Col z smith. Superintendent of the
Virginia Military Institute. and Rev VIM White,
d. Lexington.
h--3md WM JORDAN
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A VERY VALUABLE FARM IN ErN

- KIOO CFIUNT1. UN THE WHITE OAK
SWAMP, EIGHT MILss BELOW RiCHMOnD
FOR SALE.-I am authorized to sell that yaluable
farm described above. containing 300 acres and
adjoins the land of John otey and others abonf
twenty five acres are cleared and has on cotta9
dwelling. with the usual outbuidnes. and well of
wosded. and when cleared. doubtless would nro.
duce fine "bacco or hay. The a'tention of bricF
MAKERS il especially invited t. this farm. 1yeat
bargain can be purchased. and for terms &c anniy
to LYME, Land Agent.
Office in Metropolitan Hal.
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= D McDBARNON.
= $500 h e w A Il DIAN away
from the subscribers, On Thursdsy pisht.
> the 18th instant, four likely MICRO MAN.
- named WYLIH. 6AM Bt18 and alM


WILLIE was purchased Of H RObards of North
Caroline the 30th Of March; about 81 Year, Of -:
five feet ten eleven inches hiah likely; oomplex.
ion very dark. and talks free and easy whom sps-
ken to.
nine inches high; was purchsss3 OF eco b Psos' a
Richmond. the 18th OF March. and was purchased
By mr Pace of WIN Jones. Of Gloucester county
He IL very likely and stout, and OF dark complex.
ion, and has scar. from cut, on one Of his leea
BOB is i've feet seven inches high; was purckas.
cd of 8 A Regensburg, Of Ring and ouse4 county
the LIST Of April; sged about 80 years. very black
and steut; when no leit he had small soar on hi
SAM is about I've feet seven or eight inohse Aish.
of dark complexion; stout and we'll made; was PIT.
chased of Henry mofra for Mrs II .Piggol of
whip marks on his back.
me spovs reward wnl be paid for the sDpref On,
sion aud delivery OF the said negroes g us IN
kichm nd Va or Soc fer each negro, on his deiivs.
~ Or security In some jail. % that We can him
Henrico, s25 only will be paid for each.
up l6-ts 22-lsvts JOHNS 0LATlR.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON. June 2.-Mioisier MeLane, In m.
iicipstiou OF an attack on Tsmpico by Miramor,
has requested Capt. Parragut to proceed thither
With ship of war, and land a force of marines II
necessary for the protection,of the American con.
sElsie aud American citizens.
Tho Navy Department has authorized CAPTAIN
Farrsgut TO sccede to Mr. McLane's rcauest
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PIREIN SpRTSGPIEJD VT

SrsISGFIEIp, VT, June IA destructive FIRE oc-
curred In THE village lac. night, consuming the
rpschiue stop of Parks & Watson, the cabinet
shop Of Daniel Sanders, q large boarding house
connected with the cotton factory, and a dwelling
house. The loss is estimated al $500 to $50 600
srad 4. aatlx covered hx i,auranca