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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-05
Go0l Dealers
CONl, NOGsE, COME,

A Lien JONES, Dealer in COAL,
IA Will kesp anl'y hand and for sale at Euclid
St r. CrOs ing by the ton load at the lowest
cash prices.
Several VI the hest qualitios of Bitumnous Co1s, r
gruto stoves aud family generally Also good Black
smith and Steam Gals always on baud and UNDER COOP
COVER continuance OF lhe former patr mage OF said
yur5 is most resneCtfu y solicited Also would invite all
others wshn. TO pircuaSa Coal to give call before
pu Chasing. intend TO sell good Goals and
Reasonable terms $ can he bought IN the city.
Orders len he Post Oacs ad lressed 20 either Allen
Joues OF r. o. Pier, will receive prompt attention.
Tho Subscriber also coat constantly un hand on the
q 4 p r r. Coal Pier, and is ug fium the mines
ior sale by the ton car load, cargo good Family hack
smith COas all OF which hH viii sGlut prices to
tho tines Orders LETT at the p, 81 Office addressed to
ALLEN JONES,
will receive prompt attenti n.
Office Oh G. 2. n. r. Coal Pier and for the above az
EucIid r. ssinr CiCye Land Oh 10. keu29:.G2
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DR. b. f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
= J moved his Dcntal Ofoe to his residence, No 90
Wood 81 f,uT oors Non Ofthe NJ. E. Church. where he
viii be happy to sec III Of 'is form patrons or any 9TH
eTE who Inay need his seryiL ss 90
Cavaland March IN 1884, nh2l;st
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The SEvESTEEs-The Delaware State Journal
publishes in conspicuous characters, encrcled with
black lines. the names of the seventeen Senator's
and Representatives who recently voted fos the
Lottery hill.
It's stated that d Partisan confec'ioner sold on
New Years Day, sugar plums to the amount OF
s45,0uo
There are forty business and dwelling houses in
course of erection, to be erected shortly. in
Danville, Va.
Phs real name of "Lsttle Mary M,rsh," who
was burned to death In Macon, Ga was Mary T..
Guer neau.
Col. Thos. j.. Bottom, lawyer OF St. Joseph
NO., died few days since. He once represented
Amelia county in the Virginia Legislature.
The number OF enrolled militia 10 Massachu.
10 1880 was IA 49, decrease Of 3, 49, from the
previous year.
The Augusta, Ca. papers notice the arrival there
Of Or. Hines, the Celebrated chevalier de I iGdus
pria
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vIcEIpREsIpENr RREoKENRIDGE ON CUBA.

vICEIpREsIDENr BRECKENRIDGE ON CUBA.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 13.-Lsst night at serenade
siveu Vice President Breckenridge by his friends
Of the Oregon bill he said he had given it q push
when be could, and then went on with some re-
marks about Cuba.
He said with regard to CUBA We talked too much
and do too little. When England wants to do any
thing, she does IL, aud talks afterwards If Cuba,
instead of cling in the Gulf laid ct the opening of
the British chanrel, England would take 1t |" ten
days. He was in favor of the acquisition Of the
island He wonld not vote for IL, but would act
with any portion of bis fellow citizens in using all
honorable measures to acquire 1t.
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NEWS rpnN KANSA9

ST. LoCIs, Feb. ia bill appropriating $1,000
and authorisng the employment of counsel for
the defence of Mr.. Day and his son, charged with
abductiDg negroes frcm Missouri, and now in Jail
in Platte city, Mo-, passed the lower house of the
Kansas Legislature on the eth instant, without
onuositinn.
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DIED.

1
On Saturday. Feb 12th ~ o'clock. p NJ. .aftst Z
grosracsed Hines. Of consumption Of the eoWsis
JOSEPH RIBBLE. . native Of Philadelphia, hnl
Ior many wears resident Of this city, In the esf
year Of his aga.
His in1erai will take place from the residence o.
bis son-in-law. VIM Wirefeid. on Cstharine St
heyo.d Brooke avenue. this (dondav) evening. at
o'clock His friends and aequaintances are re-
spectfrlly invited 10 attend.
81 Philadelphia and Norfolk papers are request
Cd TO copy.
In New Kent on Friday. the ith inst, at 5 o'clock
p NJ, ct the resdsnca Of her husband, Mrs MARY
BELLE RUNAWAY. In the I'D year Of her age,
eldest daughter II B w and Julia A Green She
left devoted husband aud TIVE children to mourn
their loss
Ais, on Sunday morning, the 18th instant. at I
och OK. In Henrico county, at the residence Of
his father. CLARENCE CABELL, younlpet son Of
W ant Julia Green, In the I'd year Of his age.
The funeral services of both will take place at
Centenary tMethodist) Church, this Monday after
noon. At o'clock The friends and acquaintance
of the family e1nvted to attend. without farther
notice.
On Saturday evening, about o'clock, after short
but painful illreAs, SARAH A, daughter of VIM w
and NARY Wingo, aged 10 months and days.
Why do we mourn departed friends,
Or shrink Mt deaths alarms.
IT'S but the voice that Jesus sends,
To call them tn his avms"
FER funeral will take place this afternoon at 8
o'clock, from the residence of her father. on Ola,
street, near Buchanan Spring The friends and re
sives OF The family are invited to attend, without
farther notice.
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HORRIBLE MuRpER.-A correspondent OF the JET.
feraoaville (yal Advocate, writing on the = inst
relates the occurrence Of horrid murder In Wise
county, Va. He says:
Amsn was found dead near Holly creek, in Wise
county, recently, under circumstances which leave
no doubt that he was brutality murdered. II seems
from the facts in the case that be hrst received
fatal stab from knife of come kind, after which
bis face was lacerated and ditfgured in srch hor
ribie inner. by cutting the flesh off with knife
that 1t sas impossible to recognise him. The
mule Of the deceased, upon which he was travelling
at the time, was also found dead short way off
having shared the same fate of it's unfortunate
owner. 1t has not been sscertained wEo the mur
dered man was. but il is supposed that he was 8
gentleman from Kentucky, Who recently brought
lot Of stock cattle to this county, for which he
received the value in cash, and was returning to
his home, when some villain, who was doubtless
NO stranger to the facts narrated above, followed
aud murdered hin, for bis money. No clue has
been obtained to the perpetEaior Of this fou. deed
but Il is 70 be hoped that he will soon be apprea
hsnded and receive the punishment which he Sc
Justly merits.
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- On. RosE's MEnfciNrs.- We
have this 6ay received, direct from DR.. Rose. m ~.
srtmsnt Ct his Medicines. which We can warrant
10 be genuine Reware Of eounterftits not having
his written SIS uAsrre.
WARiSG L pEApCz. Drrg9fts.
fel4-lm ,07 Broad street. above 9Th.
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~ NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. Con-
,ANY.-MUrUAL system.

% NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Com
PAsY.-MUryAL system.
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the State Comptroller OF Nsw York, to meet
any lawful demand which the Company fail to pay.
40 per cent Of the annual premium will be loaned
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about forty per cent.
lfnot Insured. you sheuld call at once and procure
old. married or SINGLE
You should insure at once for many reasons:
FirstBeeouse it 10 less EXPENSIVE than it will b.
when YOU become older.
second-Bscauss If in HEALTH You will pass med
icL erumiaat on and Bz AecgPTEp
Third-IIFE Is UNCERTAIN. and DELAYS ARE DANCE
noEs.
WHO MAY INSURE
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
is dependent upon SALARY for susTENAscs. should
the loss of a HUSBAND and FATHER may be added Ex
POSTURE to INSULT AND POVERTY
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Ro I. COLEMAN. ID.
JAS II. CONWAY. NJ. ID.
Apply at once to
S q A w T WORKMAN Agents.
" 100 Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House
W TRorrgR General Agent.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
OVER HALF SsE.rri SSesks IN
The UNITED STATES.
TIE
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived from Pre-
miums OF Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
annually, The Company is therefore prepared TO
tional risks They sill issue. policies f-r loss on
hold Furniture 81 e on w llSstsl terms
iaI-ts Once 100 Main street.
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sr THE Use or Ds. HosrETrEA's

STOMACH BIrrEss, for Dysp ia, Flatulerce, Heavi-
meas of the Stomach any osber ike Affections 10
second to none in America or abr rad. 10 be able
to state confidently that he Bitters are G rtan
rretor va ce of unalioysd pleasure. 1t r. moves
all morbid matter from the stomach, pu'ites the
blood i'm parts rsnew cd vitality to the nervous
ten gisn 1t that tone ener 20 insi' penssble
for the restoration of heath The numerous ac-
know iedgments gifts superior excellence and Re
necent re- sults have assured the propriefcIs that
ltcannot but prove great cure to the afflicted, and
impart vitality TO the tho -ough system.
~ Bee advertisement In another column.
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DETECTION OF A MAIL ROBBER

ALBANY, Feb. l2.-George Bartholomew, in the
employ of ThompsoD's Express, was this morning
detected in the act of robbiug the mails at the
Albany Post Office, by Holbrook, Government
Agent.
SAILING OF THE KANGAROO 5000, 0G0 IN
SPECIE.
new YoBK, Feb 12.-The steamship Kangaroo
sailed at moon for Liverpool. She took cut nearly
Two hundred psssea gers and upward of 100000
in specie.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH

MAiJH RALE At CIAKIESIVN.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 1.-THE race between
PnRet and Ecnrie Furror to day, for $1,000 side
WAS wen by the former in two straight keats
Time. 345, 3.41. Planet WAS we'll in hand darius
the whole OF the race, and won with
tsEcoND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON. Feb. l3.-The second race yester,
day, for the Citizens PURSE three mile heats, wal
won by Tar Rirer, who beat several crack horses
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Am.trs,n rerfo,n.
tcoaassrospsscs ), ,ny aiasxssD pAilr rsrasca


NsnrpIk. Feb. 18th, 1859.
The great falling ca III the duck trade Of this
city has caused US to investigate the matter. We
eud that during the uinter Of $685. there we're
over one hundred taousann ducks killed near to
Norfolk; nincsy.piae thousand Of these fell into
the bands OF the hnekster aud was shipped. the
whole number ffsy thousand pair--produced the
sum OF fscentg set hiotssaad a1iars. This winter
the number kilied viii 20. exceed ten thousand,
ave thousand pair Of which, owing TO scarcity
OF canvass backs and the poor carcases OF the red
heads. sprig tails, black ducks, 80, will not bring
over two thousand dollars. showing falling on
Of fweaty-tarte thousand dollars 10 the dock trade
of $3.50. when compared with the cold term oil
winter before last. These figures are given from
reliable dot1, and show copciusively that while
some few may suffer during the rigorous cold oil a
severe winter. ssill there are essential Dement'S 10
be gained.
A few fresh shad have found their way into our
market from North Carolina, but by far the largest
quantity OF fish perch and club from the fresh
water ponds and streams of the interior, which
and no sale here. but which are packed and ships
ped to Richmond aud Petersburg every other day
The Mariners Bethel, which has been closed
for a long time, is TO be re opened tomorrow.
There q meeting Of the Democracy last
esenirg"as Mechanics Hall, for the purpose Of
raiifying the nominations of the Petersburg Con
vertion. W. Lamb. Esq of the Argus, was called
10 IT. Chair, and W. j. Foster, E.q.. OF the Dog
Bool, Secretary. Resolutions endorsing Letcher
Montague and Tucker, we're offered aud adopted
together with resolutions of thanks to Gov Wise
for 'the honor which his Administration has re
hecied upon the Gubernato,iai Chair OF fht
Commonwealth" A resolution was also passed
calling for a Distrfct Convention, TO nominate {
suitable candidate for the Board Of Public Works
and recommending Lynchturg, and the mrs
| Wednesday fn March, as the time and place, ant
instrucsing the Chairman to name forty delegates
/ TO the same PERCUSSION.
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~ REEs Go s sPECrM EMS, at their doorway
and Gallery. representing over 800 of our citizens
sneak for themselves. Gee them!
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HGA Wdtey thfs day Monday 2 6dIeck.
ARRIVED,
Schr WI the. Tuttls. New YORK. m ise D w
Curric.
fchr Ann Cannon. Noxeil. Fhiiadslphia, coil,
Il y Haskins.
steamer City OF Richmond, Mitchell, pbilade,-
phia, nidss and passengers n r Tu,te.
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontss, Travis. Baltimore. mdss, D
3 w Curfis.
s.hr Lynchburg. Harris. New York. mdse. D L
w Currie
schr Rebeccs. Foster, down the river. light.
Schr Bion. Davis, down the river. light.
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Celebration at William and Mary.

Celebration at William and Mary.
We are happy to learn that the celebration of
tina le5th anniversary of this venerable college
will take place on the lob, notwithstanding the
late calamity. We hope, indeed, that the sod
went will awaken sympathies which will bring
out a iargur crowd than would otherwise have
bsen preseat aud that the occasion will be made
Instrumental not only 10 celebrating the renown
of the past, but ia retrieving the Losses o: tie
p.eecn, and achieving greater glory in the fus
tire. The visitors at the approaching anuiyer,
ssry will see what 10 man On earth will be ab,e
50 zee again, the walls Of the college majestic in
tseir ruins, but vencratcd for having echoed tn
;t,e tread of hundreds of youth whose names it,,
ingt,ste tbe annals Of American history. There
will be sad pleasure In seeipg this relic of the
,ast which shelter ed students four of the sign
ers OF the Declaration of Independence, three
Presidents Il the United States ten Governors Of
r!rgiuia. thirteen United States Senators. tie
Gtst President Of the first American Congress
sr. hall, the frs, iuris', and Scott the first can.
ysiu oi America.
There other oil tects Of note 10 WILLIAMSBURG
~hied VII reward visit 10 all who venerate tn.
Fast, and who derive pleasure from looking upo,
otiecis assl ciated with the greatest men and mos
siaTiug Greats Of cur national history. The towr
Indeed Is Town OF the past, not a few Of the nri
vate buildings having been erected before the Few
olulou. The old colonial church is still standing
massive aud venerable pile, under whose sha
,loSs sleep of The iiustrious fathers of til,
Commonwealth. The two wings Of the Rova
Governors Palace still remain: SO DO tho old Pow
ctr Magazine, famous in history, and the Raleigh
Tavern, where the first impulse was 81 ven to the
i8li If the Revelation, aud where Patrick Henri,
r1.je that Immortal speech, which shook the Rri.
t'si dsmini0n Ia America 10 Its foundation This
tinloh IGNORED structure stiIl stands, though being
edand a frame building, a single spark may sweep
at asay Ia an honr, ana the opportuu ity Of Iook.
Ing upon cue CT the most interesting relics of the
yi,t IN this country forever lost. Close at hand
10 iaMestoHn, with all its msjestic assoc iations,
aud but lew miles distant Yorktown. magnifi.
ceuS spot, worthy to lie the scene of battle that
shvaid decide the freedom of continent. These
otjsc's OF interest will amply repay visit to
williamsburg, and We trnst that multitudes will
avail themselves Of the anniversary, not only to
do houor 10 the ancient college, but to look upon
fhe Rany venerable iiaks to the past, some Of
WHICH, like the old college edi6ee, may soon be
swept away.
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~ Aucr,oy

~ AUcrlos EorIcE.-1he attention
Of dealers 10 called to sale Of Sugar and No
half past II O'Clock. ct our Ware House. at kccf-
cts. Sale without regard to washer
fe l4-lt DUNLOP, aONCURE q co.
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!" RICHMOND THEaTnE.

CARD TO TIE PUBLIC
Messrs. KUNKEL 4 CO. respectfully Announce
to their patrons. that il consequence of engage
ments now peniing with
SEVERAL ARTISTS
OF ACKNOWLEDGED ABILITY,
to appear shortly at their establishment and In or
der that til. arra1gem snts may be completed fol
vhe contamination of the above, the Theatre will
remain closed unit! Cor abont) the 25th inst when
the reopening will be celebrated bya
GRAND DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.
Eull particulars will be duly announced
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TIE FRAUD IN ILLIN0li-kerihcT Ti,rticAsGrs.-Ii
appears by further disclosures in the matter oil
the fraudulent canal scrip of Illinois, that tbe
checks which were reported as forged, are genu-
inc. Still it seems that the State has been de-
frauded, as the checks he'd been paid on presenta-
tion, and vouchers taken therefor. So they mus.
have been puroned after having been taken up,
and again put 10 circulation. The Springfield
Journal furnishes the following particulars:
The checks are dated in 1889 and purport 10 have
been drawn on ths Chicago branch of the old state
Bank. They are signed By w Thornt n, Presi
dent and countersie NED by Jacob sry. Commission
er, payable ninety ia, after data 70 John A A,c
CIerrard and endorsed 10y him. They are in sums
OF fifty and a hundred dollars Ofthese check g. The
fund commits iontr states that be has funded
3lu5 o principal, and $40 600 intereet-tItai SIs4
N1. All OF which was presented by j A Mattessr
and the bonds obtained thersfrom are now on demo.
site with the auditOr in the Bank Department. a.
security in part for the circulation uf the State
Bank at Shawneet1wa. The bonds were signed
and delivered on the Goth day of February, 1857 and
were deposited By Governor Matteson on the 5sh
and 24th Of March following. sihe bonds ara sill
10 the of the State. OF course i will sus-
tain no loss. but Gov. Mateson who purch ased the
scrip, will probably be heavy loser uniees he car
60 back upon those from whom they were obtained
been oerpetrsted upon Gov Ma:iesop who says he
bought them at different times. as they were ore.
ssnted to him.
The latest acc cunts say that the amount elos
niously obtained, will not fall below $225 900.
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SAILING OF THE KANGAROO SOC, 90
MARINE DISASTERS

Boston, Feb. 12.-The schooner Chieftain, from
Rockiand, went on Chatham Bar yesterday. She
caught fire and will be total loss.
The barqus Avola. hence for Charleston, put In
at Provinc-town, leaking badly.
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A CASE OF FAsaTlcIsM -The Pruntytown sisi-
tor gvesan account ofa very silly trial which sooS
place in the Methodist Episcopal church NORTH.
at Koottsviile, Taylor county, Va, on the l4fn
nit. willis Rector, a member Of the church, had
said a slave TO Mr.. Shields, Of Pruntytown, VINO
id been assisted in e;fecting thepurchase by Ca
lsb Shroyer, another church member charges
we're preferred against them for 80 doing, and Inc
minister, Rev Thomas Trsyner, appointed COM
mittee to try them. The trial resulted IN theif
being found guilty" and expelled from the
rhurch.
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~ RKEs Co. employ moro help than do all the
tther 0alleIies In this city combined.
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TUE WORCESTER RAILROAD cAsE--sUppos~
ED LOSS OF BARK MIM0sA, WIrH THiR.
v,,x,s

Tue NOft1ESEHh KAILhOAb GASE-SoFK1c~
ED Loss OF BARK MIMOsA, WITH THlR.
TEEN LIVES
Bosrox, Fab III The case Of shaw ~. the Wor.
cester Railroad, which has been already tried
three times, and So, coo damages given, came mp
counsel for the defence moving new trial. seve'
raj Of the Jury were called to the stand and quess
tIoaed very minuseiy in regard to the charge OIL
being pered with. which was fatty denied A
further hearing f,r the new trial will be had on
Wednesday.
The bark Mimosa, from Smyrna 10th Sept, for
Boston, has not sIuce been heard Of, and 1t sup
posed she IL lost, with oil board, some thirteen
persoRs among whom 10 . yonng man belonging
TO this city, named Vim. Henry Watt, OF highly
respectable connection.
LATER FROM MExICo-MIRAMoNP PRESIDENT
new ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-The steamship Tennes-
see arrived to-day. aud brings inteilisence that
Zuioega had abafca,ed the presidency In favor OF
Mirsmou The latter had been Installed President.
He had rearrested the political prisoners Iioeratea
By Gen. Robes. and dismissed all the omcers en-
gsged 10 deposing Zuiosga lie had also suppress'
ed the psper which Robes had made his organ,
and ordered forced loan of 600 600 to os raised
forthwith.
IL is further reported that Mirarnon was about
10 march on.vera Cruz with 5000 men, aud that
2uIosga would be President dd interim.
DegsIisdo was, at latest accounts, threatening
the capital
The capture of Mazatlau by the Liberals Ii con.
firmed.
The French and English naval commanders had
succeeded in enforcing the demands OF their re-
spective governments at Vera Cruz, and high du.
| ties would be restored forthwith. Two-thirds OF
| the revenue is secured to England and France
| The American consul protested against the nego.
| tiation. Jusrtz will be greatly embarrassed
| thereby.
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SAVANNAH, Feb. l. The Grand Jury hes found
true bills against Capt. Corre and the three others
now In jail for landing Africans in til. U. States
on the Wanderer
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THE EXPECTED STEAMER


NEW YORK. Feb. l3-The expected steamer,
with Enropean news, has not arrived yet, az
L. NJ
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ST. LOUIS, Feb 1.-the New Mexican mail t,
the Is uit. has arrived. The California Overland
Mail, from Stockton, was over due at Santa Ee
The contractors were uneasy. the mail party
had TO run the gauatlet Of the Mohavs villages
containing 5000 Indians.
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EEe
NInGINlA: IN ChANCEkf.-A rules
held for Chesterfield County, in the Clerks Or
fee ,heresf. on the LIST Monday in February, 1889.
being the sih day OF the said month:
Henrietta. SiiZabeth Hale. who sues by
William Moore. her grandfather, her
/ next friend. Plaintiff.
against
James y Hale, Defend'nt
This day the plaintiff iled her bill, the object of
which is to obtain decree o. divorce avinculo ma
trimoni; and the said defendant not having made
his appearance, and it appearing by affidavit fled
that he IL not resident of this State it Is ordered
that he appear here within one month after due
publication of this order. and do what is necsssar,
to project his interest In this emit; that cory OF
this order 10 published once week for four sue
cessve weeks IN one of the newspapers published
in the city of RichmonS; and that another copy
hereof be posted thu front door Of the house
of this county in the rst of term of unity Court
of the aforesaid county.
copy-Teste,-
fe 4-Iaw4wM NATHAN III C00RILL. d. q.
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ST. Louis, Feb. IA fight occurred between
fifteen Pawpee Indians aud eleven white men, on
the 18th ult. near Chester. Nebraska, during
which three OF the Indians were killed and seve-
raj wounded. The affair grew ont Of an attempt
on the part of the Indians to commit outrage
on white woman.
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~ RES b Co.'S STEAM GALLERY Is the best place
to obtain Photographic Portraits Price from IS cts
mn 70