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PRICES ASDsALEs OF STOCKS IN NEW YORE
RY TEL ,EGRApH
y U.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill foker
No. % South street.

CoTToN,-The following is statement of the move
men in Cotton since the lst September compared with
the previous four years:
1889 1858 1857 1856. 1855
Rec 6450OO $50 900 249 coo 44S 900 4Sl 900
Ex to G. Britain Isl 900 100000 $1,000 $4,000 1872 600
France ...... 81 eco 54 600 10000 Al 900 80 900
& other +. Ports. 600 1900 10000 $1,000 "a 600
Total exports 25 900 10000 122 600 LOG 900 229 900
Stock hand $50 600 3SS OO lG9 GOO 800 O0l $50 600
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An Institution called the Pawner's Bank is about
to be established in Boston. The object is to create
an institution at which articles can be pawned
without exactiDg exorbitant rates of interest Fif-
ty thousand dollars are required by the charter to
be subscribed before the bank can go into opera
ton, and thirty three thousand have already been
subscribed ..7.-
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The Philadelphia Ledger of yesterday says:

IHV IIIaNtIPuIf LeUJtF OF yesterday says:
Maryland is up to its eyes in politics to-day Its
State election is on hand In Baltimore there is
the usual excitement arising from one party irving
to peaceable election, and the other threat
ening the outrages so frequently practised bv an
overbearing majority The Reform Association is
active in its efforts to free expression of
opinion at the ballot-box, but with what success
the events of to-day will show. From the bad
spirit exhibited, do not expect to see much i'm
provement in the politics of Baltimore which are a
buriesque upon free government for there is moth
ing Tree about it, when intimidation and violence
drive people away from the exercise of their con-
stitutional rights
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CosT OF KEEPING RAILROADS IN REPAIR.-Few
persons have any idea of the annual expense attend
ing the repairs of railroads. In England for in
stance, no less than 10000 tons Of iron are required
every year for the necessary repairs of the tracks
on the different roads. Twenty millions of wooden
sleepers are replaced annually useless from decav.
This item alone requires the telling of three hun.
dred thousand trees, occupying five thousand acres
of land - -
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I'D G. H. REESE h BROTHERS.
E8EM - -. 207 and 209 PRATT STREET
N EIrrL AILr.r

TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCFRS
Have constantly hand either the above establish
ments large and Constantly ed assortment OF every
article in their line, EXCEPT SPURIOUS LIQUoRs) which
from their lone experience and ample facilities they are
States. - NN
IN THE STAPLE ARTICLES PARTICULARLY,
or those every day consumption We think we can pro-
mote the interests of purchasers stock being large and
laid in always at the most favorable time.
OUR FOREIGN GOODS
are OF our direct importation from houses of the high
est standing Abroad and have for years received the appro
baton Of toners
We pay particular attention TEA guarantee tn
and PRICE. ss.eo6mr+
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ANHSE1TENTC

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Ths evening Mr..
Burton appears in the characters of AainqdqJ
Sleek, and Toby Tramp.
WASHINGTON HALL VARIETIES. Performances at
this establishment every evening. Dancing and
singing by Misses Ludlow and Forrest and Messrs
Klein and Vance
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In some parts of Virginia meetings have been
called to appoint vigilant committees, and to peti-
ton to the Legislature to give the border counties
corps of armed men, ofiicered and paid by the
State, whose sole duty it shall be to guard the
property of citizens arrest suspected persons and
exercise rigid police surveillance.
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shin News

NoGFoLK, Nov. 2.-Arrived, brig Mary Watkins,
from Buenos Ayres with cargo of hides bound
for New iork, leaking badly
Arrived in Hampton Roads, bark Abigail, forty
five days from Rio with coffee, for orders. Also
arrived, ship Abby Browne, from Johnson's Island.
and brig Lagrange, from Swan Island Crew
sick. Yhe latter nrncnndnd q Now NnrL,
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A contemporary announces the discovery by NJ.
Germain of a method of building a vessel which
will make one hundred miles per hour and whose
strength will resist all the fury of the ocean and
even the shock of a collision with another vessel
For thirteen years NJ. German has been secretly
studying his new system of mechanism and building
and eminent engineers in the United States have
assured him that his discovery would make an epoch
in the history of steam navigation. Doubtless it
would Let him only do il
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From Washington

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2.-Nr Conner, the United
States Consul at Mazatlan, is now here He has
obtained from the Constitutional Government of
Mexico several concessions of a commercial charac-
ter, one of which, is permission to run steamer
on the Mexican Pacific coast, under the American
nag lie has partially made arrangements with one
OF the steamship companies to connect with the
line at Acapulco, thereby affording direct steam
communication on that entire coast, twice a month";
The dispatches from Consul Black to the State
Department shows that Ormond Chase was most
atrociously murdered in Mexico by officers belong
ing to the Church party. All that it was in the
Presidents power to do will be or has bee done in
view of that crime If more than this is necessary
to protect the lives and property of American cti-
zens IN that country, Congress must provide further
means. There is no doubt the President will prom
inently present this subject in his annual mes
sage
The friends of the Constitutional Government
think it is highly essential that Senor Lerdo should
immediately return to Vera Cruz in order to exert
his influence toward the cOnsummation of the
pending treaty with the United States
Gen. Herran, Minister from New Granada, is in
this city, and the prospect is that that Repub-
llc will ratify the treaty amended by the United
States Senate. The Congress of that country will
not, however, meet till next February.
The Postmaster General left here to-day on n
brief visit to Charleston, therefore no definite ac-
ton on the bids for carrying the mail between
Portland and New Orleans can be made till his
return.
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Schiller's centennial anniversary occurs on the
10th inst, and, as he naturazed citizen of
France under the republic, the occasion will be
celebrated at Paris in the Circus of the Empress
Meyerbeers aid has been solicited and he promises
cheerfully to compose march for the festival, as
well as music for cantata which has been submit
ted to him
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Projected Vigilance Committee at New Or.
NeIIoxxy -

Ieans-YeIIOw Fever
New ORLEANS, Oct. 3l.-It is reported that an
other Vigilance Committee is forming in this citv
to superinend the election to take place on the 7th
OF November. deputation Of Plug Uglies from
Baltimore is also said to have arrived
Twenty-Five deaths from yellow fever occurred at
the Charity Hospital last week
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The paintings and other works of art belonging
to the late Lord Northwick were recently sold by
auction. Although the and heir reserved for
his own use several hundred specimens, the collec-
tions sold yielded the pretty little sum of $3.50 OOO
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
SbippInq 9Rtetllacact

WEST INDIEs-Br- Schr JuStiRd
400 bbs -four so DO pork 50 pals lard bbls meal
200 bags do loo hams $50 bbs crackers so bags bread
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EIGARS AND TOBACCO.
a. SEEM ULLER Dc SONS,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 55 EXCHANGE PLACE
Offer to the trade of their importation;
MAN CIGARS. Made in the PALAr1SATs OF
GERMAN Tobacco
HMAN C!GARS'..........Of BREMEN manufacture; of
HAVANA and other Spanish
TObaccos; from store, bonded
warehouse, ordered for d-
rect shipment
HAVANA CIGARS. S...........l m ported to order.
DOMESTIC ClGARS...... Every grade and style suit
any market, made to order
flFES AND PIPE HEADS White aud coored glazed and
unglazed; various sized pack
ages
PIPE STEMS AMERICAN and ITALIAN.
.SCoTCH ofMoEUMENrAL MILLS
Rappee, Maccabau and coarse
SMOKING TOBACCO. Our manufacture.
LEAF TOBACCO.. Havana, Cuba, Yara and Do
aStnSr mpStiC Seed Leafs.
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BOARD OF TRADE,

DUhND OF IIthUE.
Committee o. Arbitration for the month Of September.
HENRY W. DRAKELY.
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B. L0NEY,
THOS. W. ATKINSON, GEO S. BROWNE
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New YoRK, Nov. 2.-The steamer Champion
for New Haven, came in collision near Montauk
Point with the steamer Albatross today TIL,
former sunk, having been cut through to her boil
ers, which exploded One fireman was scalded anC
sunk with the boat. Three gentlemen passenger.
are missing and supposed to have been lost
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Judge Blacks EeeJosnder 20 Senator Douglas
WAsHrNGToN, Nov 2.-Judge Blacks reinindel
to Senator Douglas last will appear in the Consti
tuition Of tomorrow morning.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
EUROPE
FURTHER BY THE NOVA Scor,.v

= The mails by the steamer Nova Scotian reacEod
New York on Tuesday evening. We anne t5e
following details: t"e
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Bonner does his newspaper business conveniently.
He publishes O,O00 N. Y. Ledgers on Monday 5,
and the issue is bought Tuesday by one firm,
who pay him about Sc 900 a week
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COALl
COAL AT 81 50 PER TON-22i0 pounds Superior quality
ofWhite, Red aGd Grey Ash COAL.
s Delivered free charge any part of the city, at 81 20
to sts5 per tUn-2,24U pounds.
JOHN C. MCCULLOUGH,
80 Coal and Wood Dealer
0ice-N. ". corner Pratt and Fremont streets
-" n. W. corner Park and Fayete streets
HI stra
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M MANUFACTURED
1F1 AND LEAF TOBACCO,
HAVANA CIGARS, &c.
CzGnPACKAGES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Of
COvorite brands, qualities and sges received frsm
the best factories in Virginia and North Carolina
$50 sAEs Of tEAE dA T0BAGco various Vegas and
9SA CASES CONNECTICUT SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
s.SV extra wrappers and selections, from of the
best crops.
lOO01SEs do do Filters.
l9S CASES PENN'A SEED LEAF TOBACCO, Wrap
I@~Jpers and Filters
SNHHDS, MASON CO LEAF choice quality
1nn 0NH HAVANA CIGARS, embracing popular
IL OOlOOSbrandS of all sizes and classes =
SMOKING TOBACCO.-A new article manufactured at Ha.
of the choicest Vuea de Abajo Tobacco expressly for
the city retail trade, in 4 lb papers and cases.
= a BBiS. VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO, wei
fCOadapted for the Grocers' trade
receiving regular supplies of the above ari
ce and invite the attention the trade stock whic
Offer for sale on liberal terms
CITAS. II. DEFOkD Z CO,
1lb Soufh Cav
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VINDLING WOOD |

KINDLING WOOD
e. KINDLING WOOD!
am now preparing on my wharfby steam power, SAWED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which | will sell
and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer in the city. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Faye;te streets.
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= -SELLING OFF, SELLING OFFll
TO REMOVE
AT. Nos 30 and 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
The large stock of
PARLOR, CHAMBER AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
This opportunity seldom offered housekeepers to pur-
chase at very low prices
~ Every article must be sold before the goth of Novem
Der.
The Trade is invited to call
There will be abatement from the price first named
o22-3wr WM P. SPENCER.
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Business Gar0s.

S5Gs1lsss Gar0s.
THOMAS " GREEN. RgyJANTy + yoE
EREEN h YOE
DEALERS n EsSGSffjiSTs G6icE 4F&s f ,sSs Q ''s'e'
AND FINE FAMILY CHOCOLATES. Lazy ''''''
telEd No. S BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
J REAL estate BRoEER,
LiS6s sSfsefE P @ &sS9 K f % and ILL., :f.
T H. & J. S. HOGG,
- cARPENTEEEs ERR ATD SD BTIrbERS, 81 I;
All work entrusted to them ii receive their particular
Job6ing attended to with punetuality faltf
~ CASSARD & son,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CUREPs
AND DEALERS IN
Nos 4O7 400 WEST BALTIXonr STREE.
n3u Baltimore.
A MMIDON & CO.,
"A WHGE1LE IRh ANR GoR RFT An RTAtEES Y
KERosENE y& AND 4 2nv EFHERlIL gEI r.. LAMPS
0lotf near Baltimore.
CLARKE 4 PEGRAM, W. u. '"'"NS
kGA AND E6K EASKKfTf G&RoNh 52h 5E a1xryacrURsn
SO Exch9nSs IoBSePS Piace
leI-d Baltimore
IOHN GREACEN,
~ WHOLESALE DEALER
IN SALT AND PLASTER,
ap4ou No a3 EXCHANGE PLACE
EUGENE HIGGINS. NN. KENNEDY JENKINS.
HIGGINS & JENKINS,
IL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN FOREIGN FRUITS.
AND CANDY MANUFACTURERS,
mh2l-t IA, CORNER PRATT kNn ClLvERr sTREgTs
M2CDoNALD & DUGDALE, geo '''OAlh
I've DEALERS
GUANO, GRAIN, FLOUR, CORN MEAL,
PEAS, BEANS, HAY, STRAW, MILL FEED, &C.
All the approved FERTILIZERS constantly on hand
Cor. McELDERRYs WHARF AMI PRATr ST.
dlu BALTIMORE.
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"A CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
F6R j. B. CHARRON & co, AGENTS
zS5& FOR VINEYARD PROPkIETORS

t&eSF5iRR J. B. CHARRON & co, AGENTS
sAlEaaz&A FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
Have just for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDlES, vintage of 1911 Charron Pere Brandt
Emile Belmont y Co, Cognac Brandes, various vntages
Bordeaux Claret Wines from low to finest grades Burgun
qy Wines, from medium very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine various
brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH NIISKEYS of prime
qualities. f
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid. ~
Also on copSignment 10 bbls old and prime Monon
Bourbon Whiskeys 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskeys to which invite tie attention of those
IN want of pure liquors. Office No I34 LOMBARD STREET
3 doors o. Hanover
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WOODii

w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and Split for sale at prices low be purchased at
Light street, or other wharves in the city.
JOHN G. McCULLOUGH
U!ico-Pratt and Fremont streets
~ Park nnh tie strr ns tfr
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

MA WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
t&58saj BLACK TEAS, &c
le<1z7Szszz +. TIERNAN & son,
Oher for sale the following articles their own impoatio
particularly for family use: --'
SHERRY VINES martine's finest pale, gold and
brown SherIes, in wood and in glass 'S' e ~
Port, In wood and in glass " ~ "ii''-
MADEIRA WINE,-John Howard Marcl's fIe Madeira, in
WOOD and IN glass; also, Grape Juice
HUN VIM ahannesherger, Steinter Marcolrun-
heT Saoinet PIN tlebfrau milch BroRneberg, CT
quarts and pints ~ ~ ''' III
Brandies ~ s'7' : "iie ''' P''' anu ui'
- RqMS,Old and fine jamaica Antigua Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best uualty-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it
200 half chests of he
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ElGS.-l0 cases new crop SMYRNA, landing
wharf. w. ~ o9sff
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Inc polls of this Ward were held on the corner
OF Monument and Forrest streets. The Judge.
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@3 LAURENCE THOMSEN & CO.,

ti3sE14E5l LAOfANWE PLACE, HEAD OF COMMERCE
Sestdz& STREET,
IMPORTERS
~ BRANDlES, WINES, SEGARS, &C.
Offer for sale an extensive assortment of
BRA y ID ES:
d. Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy Co; Jean Louis lS Supe-
Tlor old Cognac Jules Robin Co.. A. Seignette; John
purand Coof various grades. All in IT, s Bonded are
houses N " ''1
=, WINES:
4, sherry, Madeira, Port, Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and
naaga wines in casks Also, ChamPage Claret and Hook
dias ' ~ ~ ''''''Sihi'" CoI-
HOLLAND GIN, of Bicker's 'Grape'' brand-of bieblv
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scn.
anu inqla Ale bordeaux and Marseiies Oil Sar
dlneS MaCcaroni, Eermcelli, Olives Capers, &c, &c
sHLAEANA SEGARS constantly receiving from a number
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Ninth WARD.-For Justices of the Peace Rfdg
away, $50; Ridgely, 81; McNair 80.
For Constabes: kremer, SIS; Pearce, SIS; Haw
kins, l2G; Bromley, l25.
FIFrEESrH WAED.-For Justices of the Peace:
R. r. Battee. S25; Aug H. Pennington, Ill
For ConstabIes: Lemue w. GRAY, SlI; Thomas
Mister, SIG; As@r c. Wheeler, Ia; Jno 0. Don
nell, 1O4.
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Hair Restorative.


g. lNcri one viii, We think agrce with us In tho o,ir,
' th'' ic human HAIR l. Creates. natural nr,,,,n.,
'''' Is "sS's''' thhor by gentleman Il lady Jus ,nn
az "plf.l -' looking man Tor Instance. in the street hnt
~" nc t' M Va IA recognition u ynur b,in and lin. ,,n
HAS vanished ter l'lt'rl IL written on his hall heal ,,, a.
S"t! hs Departed VII: the flowing that once ,iouris
u''. ~ ."r e'Sr {" ia'! tho matter is 1t possible wnr.
,a' cases reminding ora oi the Circumstance, ON VIII,
lbwiils eig-ih is tuuni,d: " " '"' ''i-
~! give Gi", fair Emma, lock of vour hair
\ hlSiiW young lever took courage and si,,h'.J.
l"crt "A ST.: T.! refuse sut. il modest request,
=, 80 aAe re ~ao'e wip' the dear creature, ren,.J
Now 10 hrN en saeh catastrophe il within H., =
every aA and gentleman; for hy using Prof W. ~ ol
I, .r Is n, only prevented from falling az ID
turning e! bit the article will restore hair In ,lJ as W
wen IL h'' changed color AMI become gray il viii hi
avh y" rs pristine beauty and laxnrtnce Tios. wha
i "lh me anatomy phi, soi.sy AMI ,n,iuingv az ~,
i'' mus Ne Vel aware that certain sus.u.es yys' W. i
p-r i" II, ana Is by judcous combination of t,.l,,,,
If u" s snuceede in commanding mi x,rr nsscssi
Gdsette. '9 'S"5'-'"e "nd Literary
Sold by all guod Druggists
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CHILnOWEE SPRINGS Fan S.Jr

THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by d..',
the Circuit Court OF Smyth county, Ia the ease ~
and others against benjamin Patterson and obr, A'T
TUESDAY the 18th day of OCTOBER next heinz H. mIi o.
of the October term Of smyh County Court sri n, , ia
door of the Court House of smy county, 3 acres os lana
Guiding the celebrated CHlLHOWEE SULPHUR spprHH u
unsurasscin Medicinal virtue by any mineral water
State These Springs have had from the earliest scIilr
the country, grea ceebriy have effected many remnrl
have been much res0rted 10 by visitors when
daons could be had, and We doubt not be rrsr,
by hundreds and Thousands, If improved as they sond
They situated within about mile Of the Virginia ~
nessee kailroad IN the county Of smyth in teyuc, of
middle fork Of lolston, In of the fertile and i
regions Of the Southwest. A railroad of easy and ,l
grade could be made along level valley, extending franz
Virginia ~ Tennessee Railroad 10 the Springs The s,
bold and capable Of supplying number visitors
grounds handsome and afford beautiful sites for nI
for extensive establishment Capitalists are invited l.,
anime the property as investment speculation il p
great attractions. '~
TERMS.-The sale to be a credit Of one Two il-
olr years, with interest thereon from and after the cA
of one year The purchasers 10 give bond and hppr,,d
cury, anu the title retained till the purchase money is l
BEVELRY Il JOHNSON. -
JAMES W. SHEFFEY. {Nohhissonct'
aug 9-d3c1oct9
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~ Touch SroRY.-- 'aln. twraty-ive or thirty
wears age, Mr.. Harris owned horse that met
with II horrible accident. H. was ATTACHED to Il
pillow in ii"l Land he ming irgh.rne ran away
The horse made n spring ahd nligh,ei ON thu
stump ola Tree. which alb mt six fee. hi I'll and
nine inches in rIrrumtrrnce. The stump went
entirely through the badly nf the animal, rai>nr
the skin over five inches near the back honn Int
not h'enkng through. An axe WIS r cured the
tree chopped down aud renewed lr IN tic body It
the horse. The animal was g n~idared ruined
and some nne advised Mr.. Harris 10 hay. han i'm
mediately killed to end his suffering The horse
finally walked to his stable where hr received cv
cry attention, and in less than year was sounl
as ever The place where the tree entered s,ou
healed up. but some three months afterwards
small splinters were discharged from the back
Although this seems an Incredible story. it is nos
itivey true, and there are people still livin,, in
Wateryie who remember the occurrence we'll
The horse did not die for many wears afterwards
and never appeared to have suffered any m ate nj
i'iury from the terrible implement. ItaterrjNe
Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15
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The Washington States Of Tuesday says: The
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Hon. \. b. Green
wood, set out yesterday ON nm official visit To- the
Indian reservations in Nebraska, Kansas and the
Indian territory west of Arkansas. with view Of
observing the operation OF our present Indian sys-
tenn previous to preparing his ANNA. report.