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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17


We ca attention the following siguiiican, article
from the Charleston Ksresuy which VIC hud in the last
issue of that paper under the foregoing caption. il VIII
De that the Southern reeaters already boldly
veniatng their schemes for dissolution of the Union
IN the event of their not being allowed to have every
thing their own way We invoke the sensible and patr
Otto people Of the South Of all parties put their feet
on these incipent Cor dissolution of this glo
rious confederaey. But here il the RcrcHrys article
With we hope~ill be pondercd on by ALL only to be in
dignantly secuted and reprobated:
I'VE have been repeatedly asked to give programme
Of measures which the Southern States might adopt in
the maintenance of their rights in with the
next Presidential election. We beg leave Law before
our readers some suggestions suppose be expo
dent in the various contingencies which may arise in
conneNou with that important eventn order that public
attention may be excited the subject and that the
wisest course consequently shall be adopted
l. Let the Legislatures OF the Southern States at their
next meetings, distinctly declare the rights the South
plainly dcducibc from the Dred Scott case accompa-
MED with resolution that they will for one Tor
the Presidency or Vice Presidency of the United States
who does not plainly and distinctly affirm and support
them without REORGANIZATION, lodging equvoca-
ton.
,. Should the Charleston Convention declare and af
firm these rights aud nominate candidates for the Prs
dency and Vice Presidency who distinctly support them
then the Southern States will support such candidates
aud should they be elected proof will be afforded that
the South may continue with safety in the eoufcderscy
s. But should the candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency, thus fairly nominated by the Charleston
Convention, be defeated in the Presidential election and
the Republican Abolition parties succeed in electing
their candidates then the southern legislatures as soon
thereafter they shall successvely assemble together
should recall their senators aud representatives from the
Congress Of the United States and invite the co-opera-
ton OF their sister southern States to devise means for
their common safety.
4. But should the Charleston Convention refuse TO de-
Hare and affirm the rights of the South, as deducibIe
from the Drei Scott case, nominate candidates who
all not affirm and support them then let the southern
states nominate and support candidates of their own
plainly and faithfully rejecting and supporting their
rights.
Should the southern States succeed in electins their
sectional candidates thus nominated of course they will
deem sufficient proof for the present of their safety
in the Union.
d. But should the southern States fail in electin the
sectional candidates thus nominated then let the same
be pursued has been suggested in case the dem.
ocratic party be- defeated with candidates standing on
the rights OF the South and the black republican or abo
litiou candidates De elected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17
THE CAPTURE OF sCHAMYL.
W take Tie Following from the Nori.


ST. PErERSBURG, Sept IL
Lieutenant. Colonel Grabbe who arrived Yesterday
from the Caucasus has brought details Of the capture of
Schamyl
Having been sent of by Prince Bariatinski from
Gouuib few minutes after the surrender of the Imam
he has brought written details but has given verbal
account Of events TO the Emperor.
The following Is a correct version of the affair.
Ailer numerous defeats Schamyl as n last resource
shut himself up with 400 MurideS who remained faithful
to him, in the fortified aoul OF Gounib. Gounib i tor
tilted Stronghold, on very elevated ground of large
tent On three sides the rocks perpendicular; the
only other side deemed impregnable aud il was
supposed that handful OF determined could have
defended It Tor months against any odds.
Prince Barltinski ordered the attack TO he made on
both sides At once The attack commenced on the eth
of September While the chief attack was made ON the
ouy accessible side number of men, who volunteered
sealed the rocks. The enemy taken lay surprise
fearful struggle ensucd. The resistance was most de-
termned. of the 4np Muriles in Gounib only a re-
mined alive. Five guns captured
Nyhamyl retired To house out in the solid rocl
The g'l'ors wAs covered with corpes. We have Lost
more than anc hundred men. Prince Bariatnski, who
had come up summoned Schamyl to surrender and or.
dered bis men TO cease firing. The Imam asked upon
What conditions
Come out without conditions said the Prince
'Schamyl came out, aud the Prince met him. though
advised by his officer To- retire, for fear OF reachery
yor es,fta 5ta JAa oRFEiQsf seaAa NE So W
Tetrisbn'g our fate will depend upon the will of the
Emperor. my august MASTER
Schanyi bowed without uttering word. The Prince
ueh shli 10 hun, i expected You at Tch thougb Won
would have come 20 make YOUR submission A. yon All
NOT, was Obliged 10 come and seek YOU here
. turning Then TO Lieutcnant-C olOnel Grabhe Prince
,ia'nSNi SAM start at slce for 81. Petersburg tell
III, Majesty what you have and heard: will send
written details tomorrow. aud Schamyl with then,
ms - the announcement Of the sangninary dram. which
aS lasted so long But it il quite over vet There
y many tribes IN the Caucasus who still maintain their
independence but the capture of Schamyl will contribute
greatly to their subsection"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17
A Divided House.

Ihe Iarih Is not the only QUESTION, it would seem. on
which the present Administration is divided and dor
liant Attorney General Black in hi recent "ogici,r,
reply to the Douglas copyright article took the ground
that Territorial Legislature cannot prohibit Slavery
Secretary Cobb on the other hand in 1886, said in
speech
Those Who hold that the Territorial Legislature can,
not pass law prohibiting Slavery admit thar ure. ,b
territorial Legislature pass laws for IL protection Slav
~ ~l not 90 there Therefore, practically majority
81 the people represented in the Territorial Tosi,s
decide the question. Whether they decide il Ly pro
mbiting IT, according to the doctrine or by re,,in
!" pas m"s 70 project M ~ contende for by the other
party, Is immaeria The major;fy of me- ,L ~ ~
"rho" of M, I,rriforih Lsgisiai,irs ,s;H ,L,aL 49,,
7"'sf'"H amt al must uJds Hs d,cisio,i ,eLst mall
which Is The genuine exponent Of Administration doc
'nn'' Either the Administration il divided against it,
sell or else ii' sentiments have undergone change be-
t"oen The time they declared by Secretary C,,.
and the time when they we're announced bv Ai,o,ro,
General Black
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

What sort Of a man is Seward The Herald answers
the question IL this somewhat personal description. e
smokes rather too many cigars but they are Of the most
fragrant tobacco, and correspond admirably with the
aroma from the cut glass Of which lac drinks success.
10 teeiotalsm and the Sons Of Temperance There are
very few Of statesmen decOrOus zsid and res
pectable than Mr. Seward lie neither fights. gamble.
is addicated to delaucherry. lie Is a model of pr
yate virtue. We do not believe he swears much nj.
dress is proprety itse-a combination Of semi.ccclc
Rsca gravity with every day business look which In
sianuy inspires confidence lie h the avowed reprcsep
tative Of the whole moral law tempered by OVERLOOKING
indulgence for every failing and pcccado on the part Of
his icow-creatures, and especially Of the uiggcr What
pity that such ideal for future President should m
gangrened with the heresy Of "rrepres-be conflict ~
NJ. Seward does white cravat II he did be
would be taken for Protestant minister ~. migbt u
b. IT, pas very well for priest NO one can question,
that be- h. pious man, and O. member Of the church -
We not sure 10 what church be- belongs but hes on
burning and shining light somewhere lie may be- d,
Methodist and he would be- excellent class leader of
that persuasion" w. Seward n short. t.. N theme
sent the fayoriic IN the Black Republican stud
but be- will get landed ~ Africa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17
POST OFFICE CONTRIBUTIONS To THE WASHING.
TON MONUMENT

w ARLINGTON, Oct. 10th.
The plan 10 raise funds for the completion of tb.
Washington National Monument through the medium of
the fost Offices throughout the United States bids fair
10 prove successful Several hundred pOstnasters have
already notified Lieut. Ives the engineer in charge that
they have placed boxes within their Offices for the re-
eephon OF Contributions and IL Is believed that very
large proportion Of the whole Ni cooperate in the pro-
ject.
Fcom some offices reurns for the first month have al
ready been received. The town Of Lynn. Mass stands
at the head Of the list having contributed $40 Wheeling
Va, sent SIS; Washington Sl7 Baltimore ani Ports
mouth, Va, SO each; New York New Haven Charles
ton, Petersburg, Va, Montgomery, Ala Windsor y
q, aud Fort Smith, Ark, each about SlO Ncwport Il
- - - - ''''iar,'f'' 'rt-sS-IppT, Irlip.
H1" - 10 -, each Returns from about one hun
Urea other towns range from 81 down 10 4 cont I,
"ach community where there Is Post Office would yer,
month contribute even the atrr sum- fund would ac
All of th. Lit. - $500" per year.
record and at stated intervals the amounts racei.i
ana the names OF places by which they were contrt5
Stale F-F-'' VI e"'n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17
CONSOLIDATION OF TEIpCp ,pII 1n,,,,,-,


NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE several T.eor,nL L.,
pe'%eeh Ne" Orleans and the Province of New Bruins.
WICK were consolidated under the name Of the Ma, Ter
Ssy Ioegrdph Company in this city to-day and the new
COMPANY Was temporarily organized by the election or
Abrhm ; Hewitt, Presidents Zenas Blrnurn Vice Pres
lehti francs Morris Treasurer, and r. W. Russell Sec
swan Cyrus w Field II. Alden, and J. II. Purdy,
The Annual Election for the choice of Directors and
oiher Officers Of the Company will take nlacc In
January next, in this city, when the present Teern
Companies will, We understand probably he dis.olveJ
hahe'L' the American Telegraph Company controIiny
wires from Sackyille, y. Is. to PhiladeIpiia the NJ
Ensl2nd Telegraph Company with wires from boston IN
Ne" York the House Telegraph Company, with Wires
rom Ne" ork to Washington, and the Magnetic Tele
graph Company, with wires from New Yort 80 NJ
orleans. Permanent business connections have bcer,
made between the newly consolidated Commands and
ar "t g ue several Western, Southern, California
and Canadian Lines; that for all prsciirabI. or -
ness purposes, the whole Telegraph interest of The
try - permanently united The movement is one of w.,
importance to the public, well as to the stockbod
OF the companies concerned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17
OonnndHRO1AL.

Oct NJ.
Information has been received the Department OF
STATE Unsd bremen th., 70 .as, ex
and delay In the Of height
money al Una, port Amssean vssss shoad
the party. i.ainE the name
nodaesd place the dsyey cargo NE ar
uolss snioasd In the b- Of aadinE. delay one
seventy days win be avoided and also ths k
~he board the lighters employed convey
ships earsoss from Bremenhassn bremen.
Tux SUGAR CROP
The has suiicieutly advanced to enable ms TO
estimate with confidence tho probable yield years.
bnOw About the period which planters usual,
rn 10 grind their least those having crops.
waiting In the parishes Before year there
the yea- owing
usual Of the crop, the grinding open
the majority Of the plantations month
This fact alone will surround the result great
nneean'y and render the moderate very
Gus ceneedng favorable grinding season. present
ton satisfy US that the viii fall below
made some time whea hope attn INDUCED
unusually Improbable growing season and very mr.,
Judicial winter might be repaired Results observation In
ton Of the state where the rarely any
other and the concurrent testimony p.ner. sections.
have brought Us to the conclusion that the Yield Of this vii
be lees than that OF the hogs
heads Many planters Will not CROP
twohirds Tee Indeed large th. We can learn vii
equal the crop Of last season
There havebeen abundant produce this result Con-
sldetng their number and graulat
iron vet weather has been The plants
and In the grounds long
the winter The ground from cause clog
and the plants poorly Then long drought,
fo"m these causes has
have assumed maturity SUFFICIENT to yield hogsbead
n many places hardy uheed for planting Almost
" the nel which ought green hue vel
lowh ipge, denOtlng unthrifty condition.
What ue OF the condition prospects of he cane on h.
rivers and bayous equally the hill region. Indeed the
causes named have operated this
g"n aud the failure will be than sIuya
Some reneeIng aud sagaelou planters the conviction
that the yield Of this will But
We think dec Inc Of 100000 hoshesd Product Of last
year leaves large which have At
tended the crop Of this To the people generally
consumer such reduction OF the crop course an adj
don TO the expense of living; planters far nom
proving loss and damage. ndee vsry percrp
oie aud pAlpAble character The upon labor
resources In gathering such large crops plant
'rs from living their aeuion aud applying forces
Thorough Improvement Of their plantaon-to better
lev eclng and thirty culture To these rre
crops everything Is sierhcr Even sinking breaking
lcVr~ dregar~d under the necessity Of taking
on the superintendent When the crop smaller while the
aggregate amount will command Ia great As
Of large the planter for other erpoy
ment- The grinding planting
The hands and the stock overvoed there time to
build eVer- cut bitches, and accomplish many other oi.
which highly Important the the
". .. D,ifa.
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SERIOUS RIOTS AT sHANCuAI

IT0'TT V0tFIIIIiu lN1TI.
Important Intelligence has been received from the
North The Chinese there and at Shanghai in particu
lar, have always been regarded models OF quieness
aud meekneSs a. compared with those OF the south
Even they however, have broken out into riotnl,
of serious character and killed dangerously wound
Ell several Europeans among whom VIC have TO mention
with deep regret Mr.. Law the head of the
Fed Chinese Custom Service, who has been wounded so
severely in the abdomen and elsewhere that he Is scare-
" expected to live. This riot j. said have arisen from
the kidnapping OF coolies for the French vessel Gcrfr,
hut the master of that vessel asserts that the Chinese on
board attempted to rob him. and he compelled to
tire in sclideience Both stories about equally i'm
probable, and their truth flsehood is of no consc-
Iuence to the conclusion be drawn from this affair
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

'mc,oo, Oct IS The ST. Paul Times or tho Iq,l,
"i in' irinrns received thus fir show the follow
,"uniy "'I, lcuu' piu county 5Du. Dscobb tn,. Ric
100 Washington 200. Anoka 100 ''
Ihe Republicans are known 10 have paincd one Som
l'I ana Two Representative u Ramsey r9unty on, 80
'ior and one Representative in Annt, r,yrty ,i ,.
''y five representative in Dacotah county Tle b.,
",r''' rin iour Representative To- winonn connie
mere ,. hn little doubt Of the election Of Espubfsp
Congressman. Goyeruor the state ticket and ,.i.,"
In LnIL brlnoh,- ~ lle snie lnei-lllnrc --
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D,sperate Fgort. ofDo,eI,.

The Wellington Cincinnati aud New York l,ttor.an
ters rcpureut Judge Douglas as huyng up Newspaper
pro'ses boz yarous States starting new ones in other
and furnishing them With mtabc editors. This argues
good degree Of lberali'y though may be prompted
by inotdinat' ambition. u B. good opening Tor thee
htte locofoCo paper with limited circulation 10 r,lo
the Wind 1T uicn make known 20 Douglas that ney
ust ready, II furnished With or two thou.lnd dol
i,rs, 60 pnfchse ues type aud 6siufea 10 boi-t the
Dourss asg Astoptin,ipe the, have ponc. and they
can support any in the name Of Ds.aarrasg. uitaut
tie least sacrhce.
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FROM WAsnINCrnN

WAsnNGtsN, Oct lG.-The latest foreign adyices from,
distinguished sources have added to the teelings L
To exit ~ our Government strengthen the belisC
'he san Juan difficulty will be amicably adjusted
lhe Democratic National Committee will soon g.vc ~
hcal notice for meeting Of the Committee on tte 7b
December here, 10 tx the time for the rpostn, ~ ~
Charls-tOn Convention h W Wv
Inc dedicatiop Of the large new Catholic Church nj
-. AloySnS i"ok place here today. There wa the
largest crowd ever gathered here on SINH, r;
ihe President members Of the Cabinet and Fors;.,n
Ministers we're present Archbishop Hughes prencbcJ
a mas H' P'''S"''
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com. TATNALLS CONDUCT IN CHTNA-RETI-pv
OF MR. McLANE To MEXICO

MAsHiNGToN, Oct 1.-THE conduct of Com T,tn,u
10 China has been approved by the Navy Department =
VI course tins Is decisive Of the views Of the govern
neht Gu the subject, even il It were not known that
ten Cas IN conversation deprecates the publication Of
reports to the effect that the State Department had
5ured onr officers for their part in the battle before the
PeihO forts 'e tue
Mr. hcLane il to return to Mexico in the nov ,,o-,
meut steamer BROOKLYN. 7''''"
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hoEEissIY ANh llgESAN To FIGHr AGAIy.-,Jobn Nor.
rS'gy publishes card, in which he accents Ueep,n's
challenge TO hight for $1,000 aud announces that Inc h. !
deposited 900 with the editor Of Wilkes Spirit of the
tnr hght to take place within four or eight months
freeman encounter With Sayers whom be- hopes he IN
"MP A. an apology FOR appearing ia the ring
10 n former determination, Morrs-ey SAYS eenan ha.
pthe ana Tor this reason he thinks it hi- duty TO
him chance to whip him ' ~ give
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TnE nlrrInLrlfsllrr,,s

V ifHAh Wits NABlE 10 AID BROWNg
NJ" pEitANf, Oct ~ Advice from, w., go
Ir,,' ay that General Twgga had rcgpopdeJ A. ~
i Tor AID from The citizens 0 BtoVus,ite H., A.
'' enough men NJ bis dspoal 10 drive the Indian ~,
nc i'"at'er ana can no nothing for them Tho ,,p.h,
on che Texas tide of thc Rio Grande b,y. r.
doned on account 81 Indian depredatioo4 '"''
The citizen Of san Antonio were raising tuo .ou.,.
.. oi anger' aud some other place. were rii.ipo nj
the country my ~ i""'e''
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ATepne..rs Democrst on DourIn..

The Knoxville Register Que Ut Tie stsuncheet Demo
cratc journal IN Tennessee edited by vrguian, thua
d,scoarscs in tl,e isst paper Nc Douglas recent
course has alonated che Southern Democracy We hae
assumed The position Of Dictator adopted the "ruc ~
ruin ocy aad bic hsrefcal notions Of sqaatier soyc
r.ienty. can meet with favor IN the south Added
90 thess his attack upon Judge BLACK, to say The least
80. aabecomlng the agniy o. senator or Presidential
sspirai Editov may promise HIM support v nomina-
ed a Charleston bui the masses EIR not sustain him
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THE STAR or THE WTsT

SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-THE New. Of this morDin, s.,.
'nai the Star Of the West before reported at Key Wcs
with one engine disabedJ had on board $50
ana s,9voyO ~ treasure; that about hundred pas
IN the Star Of the West which had s,icd for New Vol
sith only one wheel WV i"'A
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The RIrst nniInn.

writer in the Atlanta hteiiigsneer Of the 9th ms,
nomnate- Stephen A. Douglas for the Presidency and
Robert Toombs for the Vice Presidency. lie denies the
right OF Congress to protect slavery in the Territories
ana expresses his concurrence in Douglas popular soye
T'gn'y views, maintaining that che il igLt in every
plrucuIar.r Na-r I'm N,lnl1. 2,
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circular j. being distributed in New York proposing
The Hon. Robert j. Walker Of Mississippi a. capd..
'aie Tor Che Presidency. and thc Hon William " Cuip
OF CaIorni' Tor the Vice Presidency They are the Pa.
,ihc Railroad caudid,tes
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EXTFNsINP E1nru

CARLISLE. Pa, Oct. IG-The large rev stsbl. attach
el TO We 'nied States Barracks in this place was dc.
'troygd by fire l-t night, together with IL horses and
considerable feed. ' anu
CmcAGo Oct. lG.-There was a fire TO-DAY o., No.,
~ destroying tWeuty business buldinrs AT ia, corn,
OF Main and Hennapin streets. Loss $50 900
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PROFESSOR ELFcrrb.--The Directors Of the proposeJ
NV ho1l freso, tsiian Theological Seminary 10 be-
vie have elected he Rev A. a. ~ Boyd ID n. m
VINO 'e'eT Professor Of Ecclesiastical History ke H.
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DrEL St"rrgp.A challenge TO mortal combat Wa
'eI' say TIE Norfolk Day Book from Mr. Vs. II nae.
icy OF INC state published In Elizabeth CITY NORTH a.
onhi to Maj Lamb, Of the Argu, in this civ We IL.
learn That the challenge accepted aud "aes N IN
PAGES selected by Maj Lamb. The matter Was ,c,.,.
TnIl. a"ica1y adjusted the challenge first being With
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. MAHKETs
, o,,, Ori Co"n-saes to5ay 900 bales. niIiny to
l ,., ,.rea I'b" bales receipts last ~ pts ,,t.
stt1 l " receipts ahead Of last year ~ Go bale
ug C,ton-pvatc sales today o. 800 b.ta,
4, We "ers iiNN bales Receipts ofias 80 900 sy,J
me Exports amount n 81 900
lfs afc hlrad ~ Last year 5000 bale The rrceipi A.
~, t'is N. ahead n let year clOuO bales gtirt u
~ '''- -4'l bales Erciange London a9t.. N IA
'f-h'nf' on View fort rar anil n premium 80 Gen"
~ i",s 3ci 5lour has advanced sestoc State - eoe
100 W., " if' ~. frlilrrn etg5FfI ~. Wheat {
h,nin.y uhfinngri W.strrr she iwatIs.r Com .i,sg
~, llllr .nf White and yriUw 81 Porl is basvy
W, w. rrmr iino1 Lard quiet ttGti<e wisstv a.
B,uupFs, Oci o. Flour closed steady rr,,,,5 .,, 49, ,
W1 w. Wheat r-a'i uhits tp,ft ~. red ttts D.
steady WHISKY riossi nrfn. n "a ' ''''u
FtyAyCnL
~ 1910 - N0ckr 0I,eusd Hrfve and higher and closed
y, 20 and Eot idand es nais Central sarrl a.
H.Iah F'nrfn prfffFi hares o. Nru -tt,
Hrtdinf ~ Nlrrut o. gtf Wissouh O. a.. Fggt.,, -,
lpnion p dul anf firm ~ Ten Co.. '
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pr'L At C"LrHnr-, Mlss.-The Mobile Tribune has +,
Mr. Moore, merchant from Cireet,.boron,L Alt.
,1Ig,t dn'I ~ this vicinity this evening with DR. Wiey
Dr. Wiley was shot through the head-land A. W., iacy
Killed. ''' '' w ihi'I,
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LATER RRnM m,ArI

NV YoRg, Oct l5-Ad,icez from Por, or, pin. o.,
lhe 10th ultimo Many Of the prominent leader r ,c
ale conspiracy have been arrested including In. s.si
u PRECEDENT Grnird's daughter
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STEAMERS LOST

So. Louis, Oct lG-Thc steamer W,reppo ,y,s st.
on Friday, 20 mile below here
me steamer Brunette was burnt at Bloody Island Of
posite this city, yesterday. Loss 81, 900
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tU Boots CATERS good quality 70 to
ALEX. uiLL co.'s. and you get there do not
know where you ean and theu. Fl