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RAPID DRVING.-W call the attention Of
the police to the fact that lite and limb are
constantly put in jeopardy by the black
jehN's who control the ribbons on the one
and two horse vehicles which ply between
the railroad depot, the steamboat landings,
and through the streets of this city. They
urge their steeds along with frantic haste
and at pace several dedrees above the pre-
scribed or allowed by law.
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Local Itena9.

MAYORS CouRr-F inlay FFerguson Pre-
sliding. u..
We dot not remember to have seen things
so quiet about the Mayors court for a long
time as they are now. One poor looking son
of Neptune was brought up for being drunk
and disorderly. The Mayor asked him if such
was the fact, "true as gospel" said the sailor,
"then you must give security to keep the
peace said the Mayor, "Can't do it" said
Neptune. "Officer take this msa to jail''
said the mayor, land SO poor Neptune went to
Jail and the Court adjourned.
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SENT no THE PENITENuARY.-The case Of
VIM. REID, charged.with being an,accomplice
of Grant's,in setting fire to houses in Ports
mouth, was given to the jury yesterday at
ternoon at five minutes to five O'Clock, and
at twenty-five minutes past five (being thir-
ty minutes absent, )'returned with verdic'
of gui lty, and fixed punishment at three
years in the Penitentiary.
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THE LADIEs.-The ladies of the Freemason
street Baptist Church have been quite as sue,
cesstul with their efforts at Johnson's Hal
as they could have expected, and desire us to
say that they will close the Fair on Monday
evening next with tSoirce Musicale, and a
grand supper, which is to be spread for all
who purchase tickets of entrance. This
prom <es to be really delightful time, and
we c4l the attention of the friends of the
Church, as we'll as all lovers of music, and a
delightful cuisine,t to the matter.
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lNDEPENDENT.-At meeting Of the Inle
pendent Fire Company of Portsmouth,, held
Thursday evening, Mr.. w. E. Jourdan, was
elected Engine Director aud Mr.. r. Il. Wal
ton, Treasurer.
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BANK OF MANAssA -[1ov. Wise IS iSsusl
his proclamation prohibiting tae bills or
notes of the Bank OF Mtnassa TO b. received
in payment of any mon ey due to the State.
The collecting officers throughout the State
are required to take notice OF this prohib-
ition.
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JEWISH HoLIDAY.-The 10th day Of Tisri
commenced yesterday evening at shutdown, and
with it commenced the "Fast of the Reconcile
alton or Atonement - This accounts for the
general suspension of business by our Isrealit
sh friends.
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OCEAN House, p PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoa, PROPRIETOR

MS Dance and lady, North Carolina; E
Trask. New York; Lacius Church, Mrs
Church, Florida;J q Carpenter Miss Car
penter, Kingston, N CIV a Robbins and
lady, Louisiana; Miss A A Ripley, Miss Bas-
sett, Utica, N Y; Jas N Bell, Franklin De-
pot, Va; G Nicholson, Halifax, c; W a
Holland, Virginia.
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Our SArUR DAY MARKET enoticea that
the Market was an unusually 20 qnf this
morning. The supply of meats, poultry
eggs, vegetables, fruit and fish, was very
fine. The country carts extended up Nam
to Church street.. Country produce went on
,apidly, at fair prices and the many turning
baskets which we saw leaves the impression
that there is many a fpe dinner in. prOspec-
tive for Tomorrow.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

FALL AND WINTER GUUDS
AT THE UNION STREET DEPOT.
DY recent arrivals we have in store fine as
ID sortment Of the following goods, which
will be sold low
Cook and Parlor Stoves Of the newest and most
approved patterns, .
Kerosene Oil Lamps, Camphene and Fluid
Lamps,
Tin and Brass Lanterns, Passage Lamps,
Ulns, Oyster Dishes, Soup Tureens,
Block Tin Tea and Coffee Pots, Ina
Casters, open and covered Pitchers,
Walters, Tea Table Spoons. and q variety of
other goods to which we invite your attention.
KEEFE T. STORY.
Tin and Stove Depot,
Sc 26 No 6, Union street.
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hotel Arrivals.
NAIloNAA .-I'U4EA. sa-

w. /. WALfERs. PHoPnlEFr
W e Cranberry E Snmons, Currituck;
j w Urquhsrt, W d Scott and servant,
Littletoq; J X Norsworthy, Virginia; Benz.
B Hunter, Shrewsbury; VIM Il Carew, New
York; Whitaker, Hamilton; BULL
FAINT, Richmond; W Il Stewart, "A Nash,
Wallaceton. -...
MERGH4NYiS HOTEL. .Tuatft.a,
JOHN SMITH, Ja., peuprie;o
H 4 Baxter, Curri,uck; r Keeling, a
+ Keeling, I BrowH, Princess Anne county;
Capt Thomas, q r eager, Rcbnond;J A
Chedell, Darlington, Il /; Jas Gordon, Roch-
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GENTS SHANGHAI OXEORDS.-W
VI are nowi n receipt Of a new supply of Gen
tlemen's high cut Oxsords Just the very Shoes
for the season, + hey are beat and durable. Call
and see hemit
Wv SEABUR'S & SONS
Sc 26 No. 10, Market Square.
(Argus and herald copy
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MERCHANTS AND MECHAMs
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. 38 Bank Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS,
Z DBLARY, Jos r. SpRATiE1
CIV GRASDY, kyLAkD Cars,
JAS Y Leigh, v. T. EAGRlsoH,
w. II. WALES, Cashier,
This INSTITUTION offers 40 me Mes \,
Il chant and Mechanic tie Farmer and X
professional man, in town and ccaItyy, an Of
portanlty 10 make sums of money productive
that otherwise mie .eUaln idje, tie .u.eress Of
which will be Seml-anDaaily ADDED TO the pssz,
cipal, and yet may be withdrawn ct short us,
tee.
1t also recommends itself to Executors, 40
ambassadors and Gusgdians, afo-ding an m,
doubted guarantee of safety, asue.l rom the re-,
sponsibility and integrity ofi.s Drecterc apa
Stockholders, as from the security o. snte Cd
emily large joint fund.
The rate of per cent per annIm will be 81
lowed on sums remaining oE deposl. fox 90 days
or mere, and 4per cent fer a shOrses time. Tbs
Office of the Bank VIII be open daily fer recesys
iDg and paying deposits from to , p M.
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday
ie @tf ..
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Business Cards.
LUTHER WALKER"

PLAST ERERA AND SLATER
WOULD respectfully inform the public.
w that having located IN Norfolk Tor 9hv'
purpose Of prosecuting the above ment,efl d.
business, am prepared to execute IN he. hsss
style and shortest time, all work that uGy e@
entrusted to me, Architectural Piayter. O-rH-
ments OF the latest style, and at lie Iowsss
prices.
85- Particular attention paid 10 repaAan
Slate Roofs $c.
Residence, No. IS, N. Cum berland street.
3-ty.
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WATCHES, JEWELKY AND SILVER
w A e Il

hA The Subscriber would respectfully call
ElAA the attention of his friends and custom
esAAzAers generally to the handsome and well
selected stock of Watches, Clocks, JeweiIy,
SILVER and Plated ware, which cannot be sur
passed in quality, beauty and cheapness by any
similar esta blshment in this OF the Northern
cities. These goods consist of fine Gold and
Silver Watches of almost every description,
size and price 10 suit everybody, fine sets Of
Ear Rings, Breast Pins and Bracelets, full
supply Of Finger Rings, Studs. Sleeve and Col
Lar Buttons, Crosses, Lockets, Pencils and Pens
Guard, Fob, Vest and Neck Chains Galatians,
Silver Ladies', Spoons, Forks, Knives. Napkin
Rings, Cups &C &C, with fu Il and handsome
supply of Clot ks and Plated Ware which will
be sold cheaper than elsewhere at No. 81 Main
street Norfolk, and No lO4 Eigh street Port
smouth. L. CuRDTS,
Sc 26 Agent
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The DRAMA.-Every seat in the Opera
House was filled last evening to see Mrs.
Walters great undertaking, Iago. To say
that she played that willy and malignant
Venetian well, would be hardly doing her
justice; it was an elegant and finished effort,
and resembled in many particulars the elder
Booth. From the opening of the piece until
the close she constantly drew repeated evil
dences of appreciation from the large au-
dience, and at the conclusion it was gener-
ally conceded that her delneation of the
subtle Italian had been most perfect. Mr..
Waller as Othello, was grand and impressive;
the character not only fits him, but he seems
to fit the character, and that he has studied
and fully understands it,. can be geen at a
glance. The sweet and gentle Desdemoaa
was most beautifully rendered by Miss Jen-
ME Parker. There is not much opportunity
in this role to act; there are NO violent pas
sions to portray; nor is there chance to ex
hibit that scintillation of genius which
reaches an audience as with an electric touch
for Shakspeares ,.Desdemona is one of the
most beautiful, womanly and perfectly lady
like characters in all his works. Gentle
confding, loving, levable and lovely, should
she be rendered, and so she was by Miss Par
ker last evening. The elaborate and mag
nifcent toilet was in perfect keeping with
the quality of the fair dame represented, and
less than the beautiful form and face of Miss
Parker would not have come up to our con
ception of the Senator's daughter. Miss
Mary Parker as Emelia, astonished and de-
lighted the audience; in two or three scenes
she appeared to be identified with her char
acter, and rendered her lines with such beau
tiful and perfect intonat ion that she brought
down the house, and we think laid the foun-
dalton of an immense popularity.
The song, however the song "Cora Lee
by Miss Josephene Parker, was one of the
features of the evening. There were many
good judges of music present who spoke of
this vocal effort of Miss Josephine as some
thing beautiful, truly exquisite.
The Walters make their last appearance
this evening in the beautiful roles of Pau
line and Claude Nelnot in Bulwer's beautiful
play of the Lady of Lyons, and as Ars
Hagler and the Stranger in the play of that
name. This.is for the benefit Of Mr.. Wal
Ter, and we doubt not larger and more bril-
liant audience than was presens last evening
will gather there on this occasion.
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WAhTkD ~ nOuu-l Z II EAST wish %
w employ through the-year q large 1ulnbss
OF me- 10 ca1 wood, toT which ] VII pay SevsG,
ty-hve GEMS 90 per cord. A coed hard .sa
cut two coros day win ease, as ne wood IL
thick and splits excellent. i've lesr Ieep
Creek, anG any ole &; that place " II We d,
rections where ! csn be ouHd.
my 2i-t' 4 RI ESAY,
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5000 to $1,000

D R Y & O. o D S
TO BE SOLD OFF BY NEXT CHRISTMAS
FOR CASH.
THE Stock is we'll assorted and will De re-
l. plelisAed with new and fashionable
Goods.
Mousehnes, Meri, oes, Shaw S, pshAges, VAL
encias, Caiicoes, Silks &c, &c
Cloths, Cassimers, Sattinets, Blankets, Keg-
seys Linseys &c, g..
Remember the assortment viii be kept up py
Cash Purchases. and Customers may expect
to 10 well by Calling
The place, which please not forget is No. As,
Main street, LeKi door to Obe rn6ofe:'s Fancy
store.
&C ... J. H. DAWSON.
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W EAST tO w OEhS..-A large STOCK o.
i all kinds on band which we offer 10 The
trade at Proprjetors rates. ,.
Sc 26 KING h TOY.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND PAPtR
II A n G n G..
WYNN. A. WALTERS d co. have taken
w the large store No IL Main street, torB-
erly occupied by Messrs J Moore + Co, where
they respectfully invite the public to cali ard
examine their Fall stock Of
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS.
CURTAIN GOES,
FURNITURE COVERINGS,
PAPER HA GINGS sc,
Consisting Of complete assortment of
Ve.ret, Tapestry, Three Ply, Ingram, Venetian
and common Carpeting
Rugs, DEuggetts, Mats, Table aid Piano Covers
Stair Rocs, &c
CURTAIN MATERIALs.
Satin De LANES, Damasks, Turkey Red
Lace and Muslin Curtains Gimps
Fringes, Tassels, Looms, Cornices
Curtain Bands Gold, Velvet
Plain and Landscape Window Shades
OIL CLOTHS
OF every quality and style, Of all widths which
vii! be cut 20 ut rooms, passages, &c
Also, an entire new stock OF Paper Hangings,
Borders, &c, all OF wAich we offer at the lowest
prices. VIM. a. WALTERS co.
Cpholste:s and PAPER Hangers,
Sc "a No Z Main street
?. S.-All WORK in ca. liAe executed in the
best manner and at the shortest Do;.ce.
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Business Cards.

VIM. A. GRAVES,
SHIPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY,
STEAM SAW MILL AND TIMER
MANUFACTOEY
Nc. So, Wide Water street, Ner-
folk, Va.
NEE N. B.. b ELLDING- MATERIALS
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
oct Sly .. s{aes ~.
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SPORTSMENS HOME.
T ID. FREEMAN, Importer and Manufac.
d turer of Guns, Rifles, <EEZ8f
Pistols, &C., and dealer in II
every description Ct Sport. ~
ing Goods, comprising s-s'4
single Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
der, Cells and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
Balls, Umbrellas, Canes, &C, SC.
Bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
soils repaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
the Big Red Gun, No rs Church street.
sep 20-ly -.F'-
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Ne. IS, Main Street Branch an Portsa oitas,
FORMERLY conducted by James a delp,
II now carried CT ty his sister. MRS a.
DAVIDSON, respectfully informs ne ahlic,
tAat IN addition te ne articles Gs4a4y AeEt IN
her line such as Tread, CAKES, PIES b.
she intends keeping steck CT al Finds : 7
CRACKERS viz: SODA, Butter, sugar Wine,
Pilot and Navy CRACKERS, paIticala: eitea-
ton is called to her ARROW EOoT.CRACK-
Frs, which nave been h;enly reaomm sl
by the Medical faculty 10. lnrs Lr,ts-the cepa.
tation ioS the superiority otis guooS ul.cn 5h43
Establishment. has for may years eujoyed
vii be maintained by the Iiesen: Proprietor
fe Lily Al.rS LaTII.soM
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ETHEREAL OIL

Oh Bbls. just received and for sale low by
~ Sc 26 W. D. ROBERTS Jr. & co.
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NOtice.

N0IlEe.
/ was not through any order 'rom hose ~
Il authority that our store has best closed on
the Sabbath, but we did il from Car own sense
OF duty and determ nation when we first Gu
tered business, never to open or store CT has
day. We hope therefore thai OIL custom er8
WALL continue 20 supply themSe res Oh Sasurdag
nights as usual
Respectfully,
HENRY Y. MOORIS co,
Eagle Cigar Store, No. So Main street,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle
II Las been announced that there IS but enc
place IN the city of Norfolk where zen ANS
Meerschaum Pipe can be found thus we deny
emphatically; We have pipes purchased of the
same importers. (waTranted) as those io1ud at
the only Place; Just give Us a caA and we W.lt
sell you as good Pipe and at as low p1ices a.
theJ can be had for az the only store.
HENRY Y. MOORE & co III
s Lagse Cigar Store, No. so, Naln ST.,
au Sign c! the Golden Eagle
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Oh Bbls. ETHEREAL OIL.
e1U Schr, Ethereal Oil. now landing from
seq Empire. and ,or sale BY
w D ROBERTS Jr., & CO.
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N1OTICE-At this Season when Coughs and
IN Colds are so easily contracted. The pub
Was ever offered than JORDAN's VEGETABLE
COUGH CANDY. ."t Sc
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HXCBANGE -.
r. BOARDING HOUSE.
West Man, near Cranky street, No IS, Norfolk,
va, Boarders by the day, week, month or
year, at moderate prices. Sc
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.. IF YOU WANT PURE
RRANDIES,
WINES,
#. GINS.
III 100 '"'' WHISTLES,
TEAS, CIGARS, &C., &c.,
DoNT FORGET TO CALL AT
~ A. J. MOCK CO.'S,
No. %, West Wide Water street,
nol5-ly NORFOLK, Va.
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Jenny LIND DRAGEEs.-A small lot
~ C. JORDAN T. SON. =
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VIZ III. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 + los Church street, No.folk
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior MIN
-erai Waters. Fine Draft Aae always on hand
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QUEEN BURNT ALMONDS.
TUSP received fresh supply of the delight
= 81 iu - Dusi' N' i. JORDAN & SON. z
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ts4- FOR RENT.
d. THAT desirable dwelling, lately e1ec-
E:iiI tee over Arm isteads bridge, ae joining the
EassL residence oi Waiter Doyle, ESQ.,, with a
lot : acres more or less. See the premises and
call and see me for terms Possession given
immed ayeiy. .. t..-I7
oc.4 No 6, Broad Water street
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Esrsavsntss. W. w~sdsssssud ,hs,
.oss N oss energetic eI,Iseus sse huili
. number n bosts ~ the ruspos u
trading swd Delivering groceries Hnd ,uf
pIiss N different kinds. ~rwrehassa IN
Memphis ana else~hese. 70 thu planters
living IN shs valley N ,he ~TsIIshs'chie
snd ystoo rivers, W. have NJ deeh'
but Via, ,hs enterprise will BE- entirely
successful In q pccuninry point n view,
and b. . srent sccommo da,ion to tl@.e
living below %.
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A . meeting Of Ire members II the
Ne Literary 0ceie(es lass 0asufday,
thsy ellspssa . sssslusicu 10 iss,te the
lee. h. ". llussss, Of vitsiaiA, 10 dsliv.
o As Asausl Literary Address before
shen q Ne sest Commencement.
~ Use Ctses i've Invited Hon. VIM.
\ oAosbsy - oAhpsssr thea ~ shs, cc.
sadsss-tOsfssd AssFsssy, lssh lest.
We sssly ~ sAss shs sbsvs samea
ssssisoss vAl ssssps ~ invsasieas ten
assa ~ y NJ nssbsvs II sAs TOO
Asyess~ssss Of W. usiv-sisy u MT.ss.
sippi, = The lss ssssstsd uvsla.iss u
Ne sss - . saslesasn sua ssslss. sal
u W. ssAss - . jssiss saA pssfessd
sesslas, gill aOshslsss attract . larger
nsoe~ II pssssss shsa haze ever before
sssR%sas Csaw-sssuss Of ~ inssi.
tuition. on IT j
fAsl.sw ciaU sss,a not Asss ss,etsed
. usss ssissbls isdis,assl 10 sd,lres.
thee spcu sAss cssssiss ,sas the lra.
wn.k slastsy. fss although he may
~ V NJ % ~ ~isA the dss, orascrs
u Tie ~ ~, y Lord Bcashsa ~
kselssa Jsstv semsrhei, "siaes The
taaA q jssxs ssosy. there he's NJ, been
- shlss jsris h Esslasa % An-rsea
~ chisf Jssics sAasAsy Il hG.sss.
sa0a.s ~ , 80 u ~ len 4 Ameri.
'-sa jsssuss vhs wsl h rsassmbasd in a
live IN ~ sas1s lasRvsss, M wkes
Tie pssay 81 ps~ik sa~saissass.n u
tAsse sAss The Nislpviass delight to
hsass hall have ~ W. esnaemnsics
Il issss esAies cd slater ~sspsbliss, The
basis Il A,-sssisivpi jsssvsslsass vhish
bee bsss - viasly MI y ~ "shiei
Il oss choice" vii st,lI ssuaia q q
.sssss q pssss 10 sAsss Who's. leve fss
sAeis State y s(sslea salv BY their love
~ Their wAs,e ecuxsry.
We Asps shas the jaae viii sserp,.
ssi. having accepted. no. DO as h ha1
ssss scs~ t>srroinl the appreciation 81
sAss bsay which hss 20 kindly ,vs.ler~l
Mn ne initiation. by failing to h. pr.
ssn, 81 CornsrC. aen. ~, a.isa.
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wv IT. . AHhfN VIM
~ tsffns- Iitsisf sl,ssrssd IN yeus
lss ssns roh uoseIsv'. slsdIestion NJ
his eon,ae IN the IN .Imtars In reference
70 'he iiqaw Las. ! fssI !, nv d.ss 10
|sAy 10 NJ psblIe 'hss ~kss No stated h
tsus. and that I hsss the hssar IA elalm
the responsibility smd tho credit AZ The
~hsls.ems. sish,seus and mash needed
lac. We, much needed fos the surtess.
sion N the awfal. ruirou.. desolstss,
iI-srsssfm and prevailing sies. threat
enlng mol, meselv the ruin N q nv ola
'spers. bs, mnny N all classes and sgrs.
n I. notorious that nravly every Youth In
ind around our ,illsse. even down 10 The
ten yeas old boys, nsa dali, saetinp The
poison. Wills, man, ~ them 9losy In ect.
ting IN an occasional spree. until osy
families nsc no longer sccws from shse.
lutte danger ~ life and limb under Ina
shadow " night ! believed then, Whcu
wrote thc letter ~ which n worthy
representative alludc.. that such Z lee
was much needed md desired, md would
he sustained by a majority ~ cus hes,
citizens, nNd ! bclie,c h still. IlmvIns
listened nov for soinr tine to ths con.
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Tms wsAsaua.-.for sAc las, wceh or
Ten AVE " has been vcvy warm, with al.
NEST constant saIs, anil thu peach and
plssa lssss bsIss sat N fuil bloom, ~.
miuds ~ 81 shs seas sppsosch Of jc'oas
Spring. On Ssnday TIA cIosis cleared
away anA she y shoue On, brightly nnd
~plcAsapsly. There WAS . heavy IRIS.
Mss1sy mssslss, which, VI fear, will
greatly dsssss eur psaah crop.
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TAAosps n l1,sslss,rri-A Ter.
fille domestic tragedy. says thc Mem.
phis nuilsiis n The t7tk Inst. was
enacted IN Sunday last. neat 1,yhslla,
MarshslI county. MI.sisrIppi. wkth
resulied In 'be death n 4 young tnau
named Jones, Al iks hands N lie u.
ihcs.Inimw EsmWcl I. Cruts. We
are without pa~rsIcnlsvs. further than
that a family dImcuIiy has FIR some
time existed between The psrilss. the
father having taken bis daughter home
and forbId her husband entering the
house. On Sunday, Jones attempted
10 visit The premises for sonle pur.
pose, and vas met d he gate by
Cruie, shotgun In hand. who wavned
him mt 10 DO 40 On penalty Of Ma ill.,
which being unhseded. Crate Aved In
contents Of hla gan At Joaw. milling
him Instantly. 30 lar q " can Ieasu
The murdsses IL still u large. no n
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