The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-03

for n elinQ III from lovor IA ~
m;nist.v.s obsy.,c }or marrvin, bor % irnc.h,-
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IHK ae OF hStus Nh InoArss horary, Just
oomp' , AZ o8o o{ aue''"N' "' '" n's hA'ni'y
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a MAN In Dunlenh, Wisconsin, recently sioped
with hia adopted dauRnt@, IeaVing oenind an m
valid wife In state OF extreme poverty.
Orr hundred and seventy negroes were sent
South from st. Louh, on "Wednesday last. Al
Of them were purchased in Missouri.
TuK Artcsian we'll at Honey Grove, Texas, Is
progressing. II Ia now az feet deep, 70 feet
having been bored through stone.
Tur number OF hoo, skirts made In Derby
since April lat Ia said to DO $50. 900, consuming
at least o. 100. 900 yards of tape and ii5 tuns Of
steel.
TuE divorce docket of the Supreme Court of
Providence, II. l., for tho torn now in session,
contains IS petitions for release from matrmo-
NAL ties.
TIM late GropoE Bnowy Of baltimore, left
IN TN hands Of bis widow st00 OOO Tor obi.ets of
bsneyolerce from which sum Mrs. BRowy has
appropriated S3O. 600 10 prinooton Theological
Seminary.
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$500 nhs naeo I VIII, iesung IN a;gI'n., MI 49, Oh
Nh, Nil, Sas,'os id .nd" i;idrnn In
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Mir p,vvrox our ,,;,,s,or 10 sn,;, uho Ia.
r htS, h, our ,,,n mns'sr S 10 SPAN W. who has h,s
ses se y, 'oceo W ,e'uih npne 70 sos nus ,.s
tbis country and It IL aid bv his fri,nJs will
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iHs i' on vctooeI lo''i ocvup,'s sn i,"Por
t@ant @ Iiacs IN tne rno'ooroiogch history oI oan o
rrsnclsco; Us nignt was we nrst suury ene
shoWn " 'no V'uso' . , rone, oooio
mo niens Pas.u yi'noue s slu'A''s o'''s "'S''-
saiy ior ooAhior'Ao s.eep'
SoLoS NhW,oN, oi ureehueiay mas esuEnt
white wooIeoek, "nn ShARLas WELLS, on sncr-
ourne, a Wnh reu squirrel me snins aIo 10 20
seht :" no o,ics U, tno mas'ouusu's ,,
boaru o' Agriculture 'or INC S'a'e houso mu-
seum.
DisSovskf @ great imporanCr mas Just
ooen ,'laue ny ,hc o,A'e ueoloks,, IN 'eNE.
no .oss ,nan nne as.o.my " WHY oonos "
nVr , oie 10 "en vi, ~ III s 'u"', y, usns
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Sou'h VI h"so" ''uy'
PARTIES lately arrived from Pikes Peak state
that fearful mortality had broken out In Noun
tain Ify. AZ hrst, the disease was supposed 10
DO mountain fever; but close inspection show .
| cd that greater number OF deaths wero caused
by drinking highly poisonous or stryehnine
whisky.
| REv. SAMUEL. J. MAY, of Syracuse recently
addressed an anti. Slavery meeting In London.
hh subject was American Slavery, and tho du-
w. OF the people OF Hreat britain 10 cooperate
with the A6olitiopists OF the United states more
especially those composing tho American Anu
| slavery society.
THR last monthly return OF the Bank Of Aus
tria states that tho notes In circulation at Az
191.76l horins, and the specie reserve at only
10000 les tlorins, or about ono oip hth. On the
| 1st Of January last, Austria contriyed, by vast
| efforts, partially to rescue specie payments.
Her financial condition Is now once moro do
| piorabie.
| SOME time ago, man abused 2 boy IN the
town of Valparaiso, ind., 30 shamoiuuy, that ne
| had To leave the place 10 escape punishment.
| lie went TO Laports county, and thsrs, lew
| weeks since, repeated MS conduct upon snother
boy, which 60 eXspcra,ed some ot nis neignpors
| that they TOOK MN ana manned him' io mas
since uieu Honh 'no eiee's'
MIR. BKpPATB, formerly Of Kansas, says that
FRANCIS J. MERRIAM tho young man who is
,aid to have died Of wounds recsived at Harp
| el's Ferry, was Boston boy, tho grandson OF
the venerable FRANCIS JACKSON, President OF
the Massachusetts, hntfsiayery Society. lie
was Dir. kknrA1Is crmpanion ana Interpreter
| Ill DIS recent Ha'els III tiayu'
| A GrNrIrMAN in Albany offers to bot $1,000
that the Reoublican Sts'e ticket will not bs
elected; $500 that the Democratic state ticket
will bc elected; and 1900 that the vote OF ). e.
CHuRCH, J. V. VANDERroEI- LYMAN TEE-
MAY and JonN LEwIs, ~ WI, eNeood tnst
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