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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

Equal Rights.-At an early hour last Satur-
day morning, while a Hanover lad was taking
nap in the Second Market, stranger ap-
preached him, and giving him nudge in the
side. demanded to know if he was whig or
"dimecrat.' The lad replied that he was
"whig," whereupon the stranger pronounced
him a id rascal. Quick as lightning the
stranger found himself going backwards from
the force of a well direc ted blow, aud reaching
forward, grappled with his antagonist. Very
coon the stranger got the lads thumb in his
mouth, and closed his teeth upon it; but in a
little time thereafter he found that one of his
fingers bad found its way into the lads m ou H.
and that his young molars were playing sad
work with it. Not knowing what 10 dc to
save it, he at length proposed to release the
boys thumb if the boy would let go his finger;
but young Hanover replied, "No stree, you
had considerable the start in the biting, and
must now cave in or lose joint" Finding
that he was oveTmatched, the stranger cried
enough and the fight was thus ended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

FKMALH TEACHERS MARRY IN PAIN OF For
FEITURE OF THEIR SITUATIoSs.-One OF the
female teachers Of the Detroit public schools
having married, the committee submit the fol.
lowing on the subject to the Commissioners:
4 "Your committee further submit to the
Board that they are credibly informed that
Miss Willetts, teacher Of the First Grade Pri-
mary. Eighth Ward Union, has married dur
ing the vacation, and they recommend that
the post fllled by this lady be declared vacant
and that the Committee on Teachers be au.
thorized to fH the same. The committee take
this opportunity Of expressing their approval
Of Miss WiiIetfss conduct while connscto0
with the Board, a. = highly merltoftcns, an.
cisnt and sucesssful tsAshef."s slaaf ~
- ~
L. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

Tas Eremsion to the Capes, on Saturday
last, Is said TO have been one Of the most de-
Iigh tful trips of ths season. About one hnn-
tired and fifty persons went down on the Rich
rnond and York River Railroad. and the
steamer West Point The excursionists stop
ped at West Point, Yorktown, Old Point and
the Capes and speak In the highest terms OK
Capt. Rowe. and his new and fast steamer, on
which they travelled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
Our NAVAL FORCES IN THE GULF OF MEx-

OUR NAVAL FORCES IN THE GULF OF MEX-
ICo.-The somewhat sudden departure for
Vera Cruz of the steam frigate Susquehanna
and the order OF the Navy department for the
immediate equipment of the Powhatan, have
caused naval people to expect brisk times in
the Gulf. The Powhatan's destination has
not officially transpired, but the fact that she
has not been In any way overloaded or re-
paired since her recent return from an active
cruise of over two years, is sufficient to war
rant the concl usion that she is destined to re-
main for the present in the Western Hemls-
phere. We append d correct list OF the vessels
now attached to the home squadron, all Of
O hich could of course be concentr trated at any
no, ut in the Gulf within q few DAYS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

ExAoGKRATED REPoRr.-In regard to the
Insult 10 our flag at Rio Hache, New Granada,
Barranquilla correspondent says IT amounts
soldiers, who had got into uarrel with q
servant OF the Consul, while the latter was IN
the act Of hoisting IL. 1t appears further ina!
there are no Americans in the place and tnat
MIR. Danis, the Consul, is Dntchman--ac old
resident, who mixes himself mp considerably
In local political affairs, and II said TO be
wholly Ignorant Of American interests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

A LAMRNrABLE AFFAIR. Ada Stewart
child of Mr.. w. H. Cunningham, OF Frede-
ricksburg Va, aged about two and a hall
years, accidentally fell into a pan of hot water
on Tuesday evening last, which scalded her SO
badly that death followed in less than twenty
four hours ~ - !. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

E Tbs 0RxAr FEAT or RowfNG.--D. u. Mar
tin, the vegetarian, WHO left Boston some two
weeks aro in litfla two cared wherry, arriy-
"a safely ct New YoFk on Tharsday, having
accom- pitshed h.s'sxtfaordtRary fsat In sxhsut
70 hours Of Aetual rowing averaging over five
miles per hear, He snbsisted almost wholly
% bsfriM aAA ethsf frnit, aftRklae no wNNf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

KILLED BIZ L.GHTNING.-Duriug storm on
VIM Massie, of Nelson county, Va, were
struck and instantly killed, by lightning, and
third seriously, if not fatally injured
Three other negroes belonging to the same
gentleman are missing, and it is feared they,
too, have been killed. ..,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

Hopeless Case.-Mary Jane Purcell, at one
time an industrious, honest woman, was ar
rested and Gagged last Saturday night, for be-
ing drunk and wandering about the streets
Only few days since she was released from
prison, where she had been confined for seye-
raj weeks, on the promise that she would
"touch not, taste mott" but her appetite for
Intoxicating drink, together with the con-
sciousness that all worth living for had been
sacrificed, readily overcome her good resolves
and caused her TO flee to that infatuating
draught for succor which biteth like a SER
pent and stingeth like an adder The city
ought to have some other prison than the
common Jail for THE confinement of such per-
sons, as we'll as for juvenile offenders. tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

Heary Robbsry.-On Friday night last, a man
named VIM. r. Davis, and haiiing from Will
lamsb sburg, was robbed or cheated out of 1855
On Saturday morning, he obtained warrant
for the arrest of two parties. bat afterwards
had one OF their names erased. Tha: after
noon, Joseph Q. Henry, hearing that he alone
was charged with the offence, went to the frs,
station n-house and put himself in the custody
of officer Perrin, asserting that two other men
had first gol Mr. Davis drunk, and then cneat.
ed him out of what money he had The case
will be Investigated by the Mayor to-day
when the guilty parties may be brought &c
light
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

The Hoteifzsr Company, Capt. Randolph,
have fitted mp an exceilent armory on Cary
street, between f1th and 18th, where they have
ample room for their guns and are drilling
every Monday night. The members seem to
improve rapidly in the of their beautiful
guns. and will soon become proficients In the
manuel. asF -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

Young Rogue.-On Saturday night last,
watchman Baptist arrested and Gagged Patrick
Cunningham, the worst boy of his age in the
city, for having in his possession $40 3s, which
he conld not have come honestly by, and which
the officer believed he had stolen. Pat, though
not over thirteen years of age, has been in Jail
for various offences, and seems to look upon
thieving as a profession admirably suited 10
his taste. He 10 TO have hearil Today, and
will then be locked up for sate-keeping. I r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
RuNEWAYS.

- TEN DOLLARS REWARD RAN
a. AWAY, fromy Werth's GOAL yard, on tho
Basin, MUBATTD NJ AN, named LYND
SAY Lyndsay Is about feet or 10 lnches
x.hIgb: has q good many whip marks on his
bAck, Of long standing; dresses badly, and sener-
county, and was hired at City Point last year, at
which place ne Was seen during last week ana the
first part of this; but is said To have eit there on
Wsdnesd4y last. for RI richmond. Will give the
above reward if taken out of the city, or hve DOL
lars if taken in the city or the snonTos ana leV
cred to me. - M r1 N" 80
au2s Is Agent for DR.. Wm. Fisher.
g5 REWAHD.-Ranaway.a NEGRO
IS WOMAN, ioralerly belonging 10 Wi,liam
-TtMJ Scott, usually called ANE IUCkhh n -
ZAVAs bought her from her master, whose
S premises she left in May last, wlil pay the
above reward TO any body delivering ner at my
house on Broad street, between 70 and 90 81 AIM
- $40 KEWARD.-Absconde from the
al Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company /,
Nabopt two weeks since, while on V.s!s r4 70
n sis former home IN Richmond. MuLATIO
.A~B0I, WILLIAM, who IL hired OF Miss Il.
Gordon. He Is about Is or 20 Years OF age. and
about feet or inches In height. He ls well &C
qaainted in Richmond, and Is evidently lurking
paid for his apprehensisl. and delivery to said
company in Ly ynohbuig OF for his confinement in
iaIi, 80 as they can get aim again.
THE0. h. RIA NoLDS, for CENT sup't
aaI-ts
"A Ten DOLLARS KEWAhD.--kan
02 away from our factory. about the LIST July,
tnsgro boy PANIED JOHN, about II years oi
.der:. The above reward of $40 will be paid
COSBY ANDERSON,
aul-n 7th st.. below Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
FLuNKEY1sM.-The visit of the Prince OF

FLUNKEYIsM.-The visit of the Prince OF
Wales appears to have been made the occasion
for the display of an excess of toadyism and
fiunkeyism as ludicrous as il is degrading tC
all true manliness of character. Thus a cor
respondent of the New York Times who ac.
companies II. r. II. on his travels, writes that
at Quebec the Princes apartments were "vis.
tied by hundreds of people who NANTES ted
the most insane desire to get hold of any thing
even belonging to or used by him; eren som.
dirty tcGtsr left has basin aoas bottled and sold
at -four ShtI!ingSa rtai 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

RETURN or NATICK SHoRMAKERs FROM THE
SogTH.--Fhe Natick (Mass.) Observer says:
Two or three months since we announced the
departure of several workmen to the South TO
work on shoes We learn that nearly all OF
them have returned, not liking the climate
quite SO we'll as that afforded in Natick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

DISTRESSING SUICIDE.-Miss Maria Davis.
10 years of age, daughter of Mr. Silas Davis,
of Falmouth, Mass, committed suicide on
Saturday last, by hanging herself in a back
chamber. The unhappy girl had for some
time received the addresses of a suitor for her
hand, when the connexion was broken off in
consequence OF certain rumors touching the
purity of her previous moral character. This
produced an overwhelming effect upon her
mind, and in a moment of desperation she re-
complished the fatal act. The affair produced
much excitement in the usually quiet town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

HANDSOME PRRsENT.-A very pretty pres
ent has been forwarded to Miss Nightingale by
grateful officer, who recovered under hel
kind treatment whilst in the Crimea. 1t con.
sists of a small repeating watch in a ring, tho
cylinder of which is made of All oriental ruby
It's diameter is the flfty-fourth part Of ar
inch, its length the forty-seventh, and III
weight the two -hundredth part of grain. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

The British forces on the station consist OF
2l ships, 3,47O officers and men, and SEQ guns,
and the French of about vessels, manned by
L 500 men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
Z -ss HENRY HuDNALL,

FN-&A AIIUKNE EY At LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Prsotoos in ell tbs Courts held in the CITY of Rich
monG
~ Also. practices regularly IN the County ano
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary, will take Dispositions and Acknow-
elements, Administer and Certify Oaths. and per
form whatever other duties pertain TO the Office of
Notary.
0ice at the corner of Bank and llth streets, Just
below the Custom House. ia Sly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
IA JAMES WALSH,
No. 60 Main St., impor
ter and Manufacturer

- HUDcs HlFLEE, FIETULE, GUN MA
IEkiaLs and SyrLERY. calls the attention Of
sive assortment Of well-selected goods, which he
10 prepared to offer to the trade and public at
wholesaIs and retail. on unusually favorable
70 supply Guns. Pistols, r fishinr Tackle. WslIins
Canes, &c., &c. ppon az reasonable terms =
believes that. hn stock u bitter adaptet 10 the
wants OF the Southern public than can be .ssner-
sly fouhd 10 the laYrs korfhera ispportins ha1res
sps festeettslly epIisis d sall from ne rchsnts
sss asas.s we ths ,.ssaEsnss 8 THAT bosh s,isss
Gtgs, WIN .s;i s gs: t's ssi q, r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

GKoRGIA's PRoGREss.-Georgia is one of the
most fiourishing States in the Union. and one
of the best governed in the South, and yet it is
one of the least taxed, which is the secret,
its manufacturing industry. The Governor
aud Comptroller General have assessed the
per cent TAX upon the property this year at
g. cents on the 500. Taking all the taxes,
State county and city, and in no part of the
State will they be higher than one-eighth of
one Der cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

Couatsrteit-Thomas Quinn, free negro,
without papers, was convicted before the
Mayor last Saturday, OF attempting to pass a
counterfeit SO note on August Blenner, and
ordered twenty stripes. He was also held to
bail for future good behavior. . a-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

| Disehargsd.-Dennis Crow appeared before
the Mayor, last Saturday, to answer the
charge Of using insulting and abusive Ian.
guags to John Hood but as the parties had
made up their differences, the warrant was
dismissed at the cost Of the complainant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

ARMY INTELLIaENcE.-Brevet Lieut.. Col.
VIM. h. Emory, Major ist Cavalry acting In.
spector General has been directed TO proceed
forthwith TO the Pacific coast. on Q touro OF
inspection In the Depar tment OF Oalifofnis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

OyERGRowTH-At Paterson, N. j., on Wed
nesday, young man named Teneck died OF
consumption. 1t is stated that during the SIX
months previous he had grown fourteen
inches in height, by actual meas asurement. He
went to Rogers Locomotive Works as an ap.
prentice early in the year, when he lacked
something of five feet. At the time of his de-
cea Sc he meas ured over six feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

Ro5bery.-The barber shop on east 18th, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets, was forci-
bly, entered on Saturday night last and robbed
beginner. aE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

THE TWO "AMRRIcAN TRACT SocIErIEs.''-
The late Luman Pease, of South Deerfield
Mass, having left, among other bequests
more than $1,000 to the American Tract So
cety, there is to be an appeal TO the law to
determine whether the Boston or New York
Society shall take the money. @@-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

In Serape.-James Luckadoe, free person
of color, has been arrested and imprisoned for
returning 70 this Common wealth, contrary to
law, after having left II. He will be examined
by the Mayor to-day. ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

THE ECLIPSE IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Lieut.. Gillis returned in the steamer from
Aspinwall, en- route home to Washington, ID
q. 1t will be remembered that the Coast Sur.
vey sent him out to take observations of ths
eclipse, July Is. in Washington Territory. IL,
selected Moab Prairie, southeast of ST. Steala-
com. He had but two clear days while in the
Territory, but, fortunately, the eclipse day was
one of them. He was very successful IN his
observations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

Derarged-A free negress, known a. Mary A.
Patterson, has been arrested aud Gagged. be.
cause Of the unsoundness of her mind, pro-
duced BY excessive drink.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

DEATH FROM EXCESSIVE JoY-Patrick Fin
ecy. an Irishman. and an employee of the
Cambria Iron Company, at Johnstown, died
suddenly from excessive Joy on Saturday
morning. He had not seen his father for some
seven OF eight years, and on being informed
of his unexpected arrival at this place from
Ireland, the son proceeded to put on his coat
preparatory to entering the room where the
aged father was awaiting the congratulations
and blessing of a dutiful son, but the latter
fell dead before gazing on the parent whose
arrival was the source Of such intense Joy as
TO cause his sons death.-PittSburg Post.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Persons wishing to send their
II daug ghters to the ashland Female Institute,
and preferriRs 10 have them board in o private
family can be accommodated BY applying to J.
the school. ! he sleeping apartments will be large
and airy and no pains will he spared to insure the
comfort and happiness of those entrusted to his
care. For terms Per session, address.
JO9N PRYOR,
jy 30-lm Ashland, Hanover county, Va.
DARK ER II 10 Sc,
BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations,
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled in the United States.
HI PARKER.
NH 3-sm F.MILLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

TEE SPANISH QUEsTIoN-In the British
House Of Com mons, on the 9th, Mr.. IL. Balile
asked the Secre tary of State for Foreign Al
fairs whether any application mad been made
To admit Spain to the rank of a first-rate
Power: and If So whether it was the inten-
ton of her Majes TVS Government to with
hold its consent so long as the Government
of Spain continued t. tolerate the slave trade,
and Systematically IA disregard lis treaties
and engagements with TINS country
Lord John Russell S, lid it did not yet ap-
pear that Spain herself mad MADE application
or expressed any desire officially to be admit
ted II, the rank of first-r ate Power, in asso-
citation with the five Powers OF Europe, VINO
were usually denominated HrsI-rate foWefs.
The Government OF France, 'oWeVer, hau ex-
pressed an opinion that II wa oeslTdpie that
Spain should be added to the IL We fo"ers, ana
in reference to that propositions OF suRgestioh,
the Government of Austria had a. rs Wered tnat
the Emperor of Austria would h@ We no opJec
ton TO see Spain placed in the same rank WIN
the five Powers, but he thought the ca 50 ought
not to be turned into a precedent for the ao-
mission OF any other Power.
The Government of Prussia, on the other
ha nd had expressed an opinion that il We uio
be Injurious to the Protes ant States OF E u
rope If the number of the great Powers wer .
ali tered by admitting Roman Catholic Power.
and il that were done it would be desirable
that Sweden, likewise, should Ee admitted. 1t
was also to be considered that Portugal signed
the general treaty of Vienna, and IL would not
be desirable that Spain and Sweden should be
admitted, and Portugal, which entertained
some jealousy with regard to Spain, should be
excluded Ii all these States were admitted
there would then be eight great Powers in
stead of five. But it must also be considered
that Sardinia, a very thriving country, might
put in her claim, too. and, in that case, there
might be sine great Powers. Now, consider
ing that since 1918 the concert OF the i've pow
ers had, on the WHOLE very we'll preserved the
peace OF Europe-and the preservation OF that
peace was the object Of the concert-it ap-
peared TO him very undesirable 10 change tue
present state of things in this respect. At ali
events he assured the honorable gentleman
that before the next meeting OF Parliament the
Government would not consent to any change
tor the admission of Spain among the Powers.
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c
pERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE. cE.coMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

CAI1tA -. OoVVtVuVs
OFFICE Main Street, in Ameriean Hotel.
This Company takes, in addition to the ordinary
Fire and Marine risks, PERPETUAL insurance
on buildings Under this policy one payment Sc
cures the property FOREVER ag alnst loss bJ fre
This Company receives MONEY on deposit, pay :
interest thereon. and guarantees the pa5 ment OF
Negotiable Notes and Bills of Exchange.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. H. Macfarland Pres't Farmers Bank.
A. Warwick, firm of Warwick & Bar ksdaie.
Wm q Crenshsw, firm of Crenshaw &c Co.
wellington Goddin, firm Of Goddin & Apperson.
T.W. McCance. frm of Dunlop, Moncare 4 Co.
g. A. Rarksdsle, firm of Warwick Basksdale.
> James II. Grant Tobacco Manufacturer
l.. ID Crenshaw, firm of Haxall, CTenshaw Co.
John L. Bacon firm Of Bason & BaskervIli.
r. B Haxall. firm of Haxall, Crenshaw Il Co.
John Currie, Jr., Ship Owner.
VIM. b. Warwick firm OF warwick BdrkSdaie.
- Jas Alfred Jones. Attorney at Law.
G. c.. Elicit, Builder.
F. 6. Rufhn, Agricuturist and Manufacturer.
ia X. w. MeGruder. firm of 3. McGruders Sons.
". w. Crump. Attorney at Law. ~ f-
Jas. Dunlop, firm of Duniop, Moneure Co.
BOILING w. HAXALL, Pres't.
o, BREsEE, Sec'y. au7-1m
OLD DUMiNiON INSURANCE COMPA.
~ NY.-CAPITAL $500, 900!
~ Otfce-No. ~ Main street, WHder st. Charles
Hotel.~
This Company Is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
IN fe hlAt tam
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SALE OF THE 0RAYsoN SPRINGs.-Ths sale
OF Col Thos J. Boyd's interest- fce.ssrsntks-
in the Grayson (Va.) Sulphur Springs, took
place on Friday of last week. Messrs. Jno.
w. Green, A. X. Fulton and J. p. M. Sanders,
were the purchasers. Price paid 8, $50.
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A FEARFUL AND FATAL ACoIDENT-Mrs
Ingersoll. the wife Of Hon. John N. Ingersoll
the editor of the Owosso American, and the Re-
publican candidate for Senator Ia the Shia
wassee district Of Michigan, met with fright.
tul death on the night of The 18th instant
She was in the act OF filling fluid lamp, wheu
an explosion took place. She was so badly
burnt that she died in a few hours afterwards
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GAS ExpLosIoN-In New York, Thursday

GAS ExPLosIoN.-In New York, Thursday
evening, a terrible explosion took place in a
tenement house, six persons being badly in
lured. 1t seems that the building had but re-
Gently been erected--in fact, had hardly been
finished. The owner of the property had
placed in charge OF the building Mr.. Daniel
Fuch and family, who occupied the second
floor. During the day there were two gas fit
ters at work putting IN gas pipes, and it ap-
pears that portion OF the pipe, which ex-
Tended into a small closet on the same floor
had been left uncapped. The men quit work
about six O'Clock, and on leaving closed the
door of the closet after them. About dark
MIR. Fuch went into bedroom adjoining,
with a lighted lamp, but no sooner did he
omen the door than terrific explosion took
place. tearing up the entire floor of the second
story, and completely demolisning every thing
in the room Mrs. Fuch and three of her
children, William, Frederick and Jacob, togeth-
or with Mr.. Fuch's bro,her.in-law. were . taking
Tea, and they were also oadiy iplarsSGa,, l,r IL m De
ABOUT the face and hands The youngest OF
the boys, Jacob, was SO severely inJored tnat
but little hopes are entertained for ms re-
cOyory. tai>s It- tt
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Obstruction. X. Lyon was fined el0 by
the Mayor on Saturday last for obstructins
the view on 6th street, between Main and Gary
by az tending porch over the sidewalk. The
porch has been standing there for many years
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Tkvsstssiss.--Patrick Manning has been ar.
restsd 20 answer before the Mayor this morn
ins, Tor threatening violence 10 rnernAs Mka
nln4. q -. -. :. - - -