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Substantial Job.-The iron work for the new
pivot bridge across the Dock, on 17th street,
was executed by Messrs. Turner Il Bro, OF
this city, and from appearances is admirably
done. The contractor is now waiting for
suitable fioorine, which is difficult to obtain;
but as soon as he receives it, The work will be
eompletsd, and the public given the use OF the
br age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-18

SCARCITY OF BOOKSELLERS IN IRELAND
There exists in Ireland al present about sew
evenly towns-containingf from 10000 TO q, ,UU0
observation-disclosures a booksellers shop; and
six whole counties are found without either q
publisher, bookseller or circulating library.
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K.G.C,s.-The Knights of the Golden Cir

N. U. y. g 1 He hHIRIIs UI III6 dUIUFU OIT-
Gle, who have been SO far benighted as to march
10 Western Texas, have concluded that they
have had about as near a view of the elephant
rs would pay. The Corpus Christi Ranchero
says The last detachment of Knights of the
Golden Circle that arrived here, instead of
going further towards the 'seat of war; left
we unders tand, for their spectiye homes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-18

Painful Aec'dent.-We regret TO learn that
Mr r. G toGHLAN, the local editor of the
Enquirer, met with a painful accident at his
residence, on Church Hill, on Tuesday night
last. About O'Clock Mr. O. was aroused by
some strange NOISE, apparently in his cham
Der below him, and springing from his bed, 10
the dark, mace his way to his trunk to get a
loaded pistol. Soon after getting hold of the
weapon, by some unaccoun table means to him,
IL exploded, the bail taking effect in his lett
nand, near the centre, ano passing through
the tnick part aud out near the thumb. Mr..
y. called on DR.. Knox soon after the occur
renee, and had the wound attended to- Yes
terday morning he was suffering some pain
out the wound is not at all dangerous if pro-
perly attended to.
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Ihs Lad'ss.-The divine creatures embraced
unoer a, inis general head, and who may be
c'assined az the wives, mothers and sweet
nearts OF the sons of man. do much 10 ward the
prosperity OF the merchant by distributing the
clrcuiatisg Medium, which theoretically wa
are prone to condemn, but personally like
enough to dig and delve for with might aud
main. II has been remarked that for several
weeks past more ladies have put in appear
apces on the streets of this city than has been
usual for long time. Why this is the case
we are not philosophers enough to determine
unless the solution Of the problem Is found in
tne fact that one Fair is already in progress
ana another on the eve of commencement t.
Observation and experience teaches us that
when the ladies are on the Streets fascination
lies In the gorgeous tissues of the silk worm
ana the loom. locking out through the plate-
glass dry goods windows. "How robe of this
velvet icouid become me" thinks one;-"a dress
OF that invisible silk would suit my COM
piexien exactly" whispers another The dry
goods man has them on his hook, for she that
deiiberates is lost; they enter and purchase
extensively. Wives are the circulating media
between the wholesale and retail trades. the
merchant prince and mechanic, and as the
yalne OF money is in its distribution, let them
have their way as they have a will, and such
diseases as plethora of veal tn will be IN.
known to the physicians, IL q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-18

The NOBLE ARIA prize-fight took place
on Sunday, near Bulls Ferry, New York, be-
tween Dunkirk and Mallory, two New York
bruisers Thirty seven rounds were fought
In 55 minutes, when Dunkirk striking q foul
blow, the fight was decided in favor of NAL
lory, who had been the most severely punish
ed. match for ST. 900 between Aaron Jones
ard George King has been arranged, to take
nIacn In fOur mon tbs
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Wanted Badly.-The City Coroner Dr. Pea
chy, needs receptacle. wherein to deposit the
bodies of the unfortunate beings over whose
mortal remains he is called occasionally to sit
IN judgment. Several months since the Council
made an appropriation to build such room
as was called for by the requirements of the
case, but nothing has as yet been done in the
matter. The sum of ST.. 100 was appropriated
Tor TINS purpose, and the Coroner is hardly
ever called upon to act that the need of room
is not felt. They have dead houses in O ther
cities, and should have one here. Let it be
built.
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Stsaiing.-Jas. Ripley, from New York, was
examined before the Mayor yesterday for for
cioiy entering the house Of Mary Clarion, and
stealing sundry articles of personal proper ty,
ana sent to jail in default of bail, to await
trlai before the Hastings Court for petit lar
ceny. The defendant pleaded drunkenness.
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Iron Bridges ought to span the basin at 9th
and 10Th streets, SO as to enable goods Of every
description to be hauled from Cary TO Byrd
street with less Inconvenience than at presen t.
Time is money to business men Of all kinds
and 10 save IL in the transportation Of goods
is essentially necessary
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Interesting Address.--Our townsman, N. A.
STURDIvAsT, Esq, has promised to deliver an
their Exhibition Hall. tonight and from his
high reputation as popular speaker, we are
sure that visitors may expect q rare intellec-
tuai en- tertainmeni. The spexking will eon-
msnes punctunily ~ 4 o'etoek.
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Hanorer Presbytery, which consists of cler-
gy men and lay delegates from the New School
Presby terian Churches in Eastern Virginia,
holds semi-annual meeting. commencing
this evening, at ~ o'clock, at Daval Street
Church.
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Attempting to Shoot.-Joseph Bernard was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday for
Warner B. Malone. The matter having been
adjusted between the parties, the warrant was
wi{ndr rayVn
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A BALL TO THE ROYAL SQUADRON.-The
citizens OF Portland, Me-, unable. for want of
opportunity, to give The Prince OF Wales
ball, are to tender the officers Of the British
royal squadron a ball ut the City Hall The
leading citizens figure as getters-up Of the af-
fa,,
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Attractive Musjc.-Our citizens are daily
treated 10 ricn instrumental music, furnished
by the Armory Band, as an inducement ro
persons to visit the Ashland Race Course. and
witness the races.
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Type Making is one of the arts that very few
people know anything of. They cannot con-
cefye now each letter is cast, one at a time
ana nave no conception of the art Of mixing
ana preparing the metals for the mould. At
the Mechanics' Institute Fair, Messrs. Walker
fefouze, OF this city, have their foundry in
iuli operation, aud are prepared to execute or
ders at short notice. Their foundry attracts
universal attention
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DEATH oB A CATHOLIC PRIKsT-Rev. Peter
Bergman, an assistant priestat St. Mary Ger
man Catholic) church, in Newark, N. j., died
on Thursday last, from hemorrhage of the
lungs.
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Aecfdent-Oo Monday night last, Mr.. John
Doyle, of this city, fell down a f1lgnt OF steps.
In passing from his room, in Subbius d Pui !.
lens building, corner of 9 h aud Broad streets
aud fractured his arm badly, between the ell.
bow and the shoulder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-18

Fairfield Course is now undergoing a thor
ouga overhauiing, preparatory TO the fail
next. The track is said 10 be in better condi-
tion than al any previous time for fifteen
Years.
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EsoAPRD.-The Messrs. Latham, charged
with the murder of John w. Grist, of Wash
ington, N. c., escaped on the schr. Lion, which
had just loaded at Pantego, bound for New
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suyn,,, "ELLs--Ths distant PUBLIC has been
W.sIssu at the accounts OF oil springs in
widsIu =. .af.snnsylyania; bat they seem to be
Is froyy a.n ~. 9sed in the West. The following
arhs W, ns rarkersburg (Va.) Gazette:
sos as o OIL fever continues to spread in the re.
sast ~ stoontry about twenty or thirty miles
westsrs .s place, Ia the vicinity OF the North
Psrks,ss hhaiiroad, and OF the stannton and
sarnSlsss Turnpike. Indeed, we are not
the Ssu rslssu mat snch should be the case. from
sad aeis shaeis accoun ts we have Of the ric d ness
are no !. aaoa OF those ell veins Preparations
slysIy A. es,ns made 70 epers.e quite e1tsn.
piss. tsa.s ts. VIC Ply Ystt ON .ins kssprsen Tura.
"'''Fa's " III ~ 6 skasiasS ss'~S''''
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Resigned.-We understand that VIM b. Mil
Ter, lately appointed Inspector of Butter and
Lard for the city OF Richmond, has resigned
that office.
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POLITIoAL.-Hop. VIM. L. Yancey spoke in
the Capitol at Albany, N. Y, on Monday nigh,
to tremendous crowd. His speech was re-
ceiyed with marked attention, except by a few
Republicans, who bissed. He was 10 speak
Tuesday evening at Syracuse, and Wednesday
at Rochester. Senator Douglas spoke at De-
troit Monday night, mainly in reply TO the
speech of Seward, delivered there recently.
A torcAlight procession paraded in his honor,
after The speech was concluded. Hon Her.
schel V. Johnson spoke at Courtland, N. Y,
on the 18Th inst. A large crowd assembled,
though the snow was five inches deep and the
roads were bad.
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Insolsnt.-The Mayor, yesterday. ordered a
whipping to be bestowed on John Jones a
tree negro, for drunkenness and insolence 10
the night watch.
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MI, oiL WORKS BURNT.-The extensive coal oil
W. .soi Messrs Heime q Co, in Philadelphia,
were totally DESTROYED by fire Monday eyen-
isa. "gether WITH about 2 800 gallons of oil,
VS.. esiis, machinery, &c, estimated TO be
tls,s rom $4,000 10 $4,000, upon which
lie was nc Insurance Two workmeu,
Ia me brown aud VIM. Smith, were engaged
hrss second story, pamping oil from one
nass tank to another in the same room. A
va,.,wss wss taktn near the oil by one Of the
snrs.S and IL was instantly set on fire, and
isy aa sS @lth great rapidity, the workmen hav-
Ero~feeiy time to escape from the building.
s.,. s.. Isaac Heme, brother of the proprie tor.
winda'ae 'ae same room, aud escaped from the
wi,h"'ms oy means Of q rope-not, however,
arm receiving serious burns about his face
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-18

Gsias at Earss.--Msry, siavs Of Jans Jassss
foFs ,hs Hussinss Ussft ssy sslas rs iarsa
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INDIAN WAR.-Advices from New Mexico to
the 18Th inst, say the campaign against the
Nayajoe Indians has commenced in earnest
100 Utahs have been employed by Special
Indians have taken the field wi tn the regular
army. 1t is thought they will make a clean
sweep, and whip the Indians in submission.
Five men, while haying, twenty miles this side
OF Fort Huron, few days ago, were attacked
by Indians and two killed the other three max
ing their eScaDp
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AIFH INSURANCE, &c

Elhk kNAOkANEEs
MARINE INSURANCE.
Incorporated l8,7.D
YHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUl
ANCE COMPANY.
A-Omce No. lsl Main Street, Richmond. -
Capital and Surplus, S26D,000
RRIs COMPANY has the advantage of ssssssy- -ssssA
ysays' experience IN the Insurance buaness, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
Of that period needs no speoia, recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia
II eteots Fire Insurance IN oisy ana oognrry. and
Marine Insurance TO ell parts Of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are as ABOVE, ana IL
aAirs managed prudenty, but literally, and its
rates low as those of any other good institR
glon. DIRECTIONS. e
". l.. Cogsrdin. 4: u. Wsdsworth. fatricx Caiieu,
Joseph Allen. VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent. Thos. samson. Il. l.. Winston,
VIA. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, JnQ, N. Gordon,
Alex. r. PARKER, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A Inloes, n. A. Claiborne,
Apply 10 the President or Secretary, in person eI
BY letter. W. l.. COWARDIN, President.
WM. WILLIE. lR.. SecretAr~ iee-I
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: A RrcH oAR---Thec car on the Western Rail.
road, in which Lord Renfrew wa. yesterday
to travel from West Point t, Boston lis tn us
described:
On either side Of his lordship,s apartmeu Is
on the car are costly sofas and velvet-eush-
ioned chairs, which would be extrayaeant for
king, and In the centre is a stationary centre
table, beautifully carved aud marble .topped
The table Is furnished with drinking utensils.
CONSUMING OF large ornamental waiter OF
solid silver. an improved. double-eased ice-
pitcher: and half dozen goblets, lined with
gold. The carpeting is of costly velvet. In
one department of the car is q neatly furnish.
ed washing- room, supplied with water from
an invisible source, and a comfortahIv ar
ranged water-closet. Farther along is small
riaIs ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-18

A GALL TO ARMs.--The Governor of Ar
kansas, Elias N: Conway, has issued pro.
ciamation to the militia of the State directing
them "to prepare for trouble and dan ger n-
Governor Conway expresses the singular be-
lief that the peril of the South comes, not
from the North, but from the Vaccinations of
Great Britain. He says:
Its my opinion that the British govern
ment Is the real author and instigator of the
mischefs and outrages perpetrated against the
slave States and that IL is the duty of our
federal government, and of the patriotic people
OF the United States, to hold the British gov
ernment responsible for disturbing the do
mestic tranquility of the United States"
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BOOTS, SHOES, ao
JUST RECEIVED.

IN JUST RECE1VED. -
- We have Just received our second suppl OF
FALL AND WlNTt r STOCK. consisting Of
large and well selected assortment of Lsd,es',
Gents, Nlsses' and Children's BOOTS. SHOES,
CATERS, &C., which we are prepared to sell ~
low al any house the ci y, at Wholesale or re-
tail. A call Is respectfully soheited.
90 H-1m H. STERN 4 BRO.
80. FALL ATOCk or BOOT0,
ASSH0ES, TRUNKS. &C. w. r. W.
Ia L0R a Co. have e-opensd With an entire
stock Of pew go ds at their oid staDd, ccmprslng
men's. Bo,s'. iouths' and ChildTens BO1T6,
SHOES and GAIT ERS, With all kinds Of So, wants.
SHOES of our own and Northern manufacturing.
The ste TX was seectes Sph ARE d ID .. ooud 70
none in this ctr. Being dete, mined TO sell ct
moderate rates to casn or punctusl payinr cust,-
bestowed 10, the past on w. ~, TAYLOR and
we promise TO use every honers 10 ueans to give
salts iaetien to those wLo favor NJ with cali
at 2l9 Broad street. Ths eoultrs os .ieTs are re-
questsd TO call ard examine our sncb suitable for
their trade. w. p. w. TAYL0s L. CO..
oc l3-I0t 1i9 Broad stsest.
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SERIOUS JoKE.-While the "Wide Awake',

SERIOUS JOKK-W h1Ie the "W1de Awake
procession was parading Saturday night, in
Troy, N. Y, policeman, who belonged TO the
red him along in the ranks The people not
liking this style of doing business, the process
sion was mobbed and pistols and sticks were
freely used. The Arena says there were
about 600 men in the procession, and that the
panic and flight became general. Torches
capes, and every thing that might denote
Wide Awake, were instantly thrown away by
more than half of the procession, and liter
ally bestrewed the street on Sunday morn
ingD
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burg Whig says:
II has been estimated that the taxable wealth
OF Mississippi, in land and negroes, for the
year 1860, will amount to the handsome sum
of 1868, 900 900. The estimate for the county
of Warren is put down at Si9,5v0,O00. Kinds
is put down as the richest county-her esti-
mate being 10000, 600. Lowudes comes next
&26, ,000,0OO, Yazoo and Bolivar, S25 U0U 0UU.-
Madison. Sa3 000,000. Marshall, S22,00u, ,UUo.-
De Soto, S2U, ,0U0, ,OG0, ETC., eic.
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E ~a--. DIR WALTHALL. tHomGopathist, J
es>~aA has removed his residence 10 broad
street, next door below the new Methodist
nA, Office on Ross street, fourth door from Slch
mohu House. 23 lm
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SAMUEL 7. BAYLY. | CHAsTAIN WHITE.
ss~s BAfLY 4 WHITE,
81 ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond, the counties of hanover, Henrlco, Caroline,
Goochiand and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL L. bAYLY, COMMIss ssIoNER OF
DEEDS for all the states and Territories. Office
corner of l2th and Franklin streets, near the Stals
Court House. jy 6--ts
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FOR 6ALH AND HHEy

- HOUSE FOR RENr-Ths HOUsE
- latsly occupied by Miss Ann r Trent dec d.
ls for rent until lat JULY. 1861 Po.sesslon siysn
immediately Apply t. DR. TRENT snuths.s .st
of and oslo, p. n
90 a.. RRaarksEIEtn Ra L ED TRENT, E..or,
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N-z CUPPsNG AND LEECHING-
S>A Mrs. WOOLHOUSt, over Sam'l Suther-
land Gun Store, 49, VI ain street., Richmond, viii
walt on ali those requiring her services.
- Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LEECHES. =
a. All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent by Express 20 all pats OF the state.
N B.-A nes2 sty,e of LADIES' BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made to order.
au 20-3m
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E ~SS. sHOeKOE HiLL GENENAL
tS>~SA AGENCY.
G. w. II. TYLER, .
Once on Marshall, bettcseH Stxsh and Ssrsnth
Streets,
Continues to RENT, ,oU 4 HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEu uhotSs D ELL REAL ESTATE, gil. N F.
returns his thaaas for the liberal patronags be-
stowe u upon him Tor three years past Sc 3-6m
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n A. ASCOLl, M. D.,
NEW yoRy SkMsp nr R SE the HasoNup.ru,c
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Once ana Resiaen.e on Franklin ST., corner Of 4th,
,~ Richmond, Va.
ofce hours till II ~. vi and from to p M.
.H tSGndayS excepted sc l-3m<
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- nOYes CORREk.T .TAFsED
- 1sHOES- ElEsst. aaalitv, ~ psr psf;
10 II i4kcus s 81 'RAksis iali BRo,. ss n..a st.
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BUSINESS . NOTICE ;

NEE TING or sfOCKHOf. n
~ ERs.-The annual mcetins Of the Stnok
COMPANY. will he held in the town OF CIsrks
vile, on HUksDAY, the 18th Of October, 1850 :
u is very desirable that there should b full at
oo l. dtiso ' <. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
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woo cry. Mss. Aug 20. lass.
pr. A. 7. SuutENptRdER:
pr'h SIN We are happy to inform you
that Your Fever and Aguc Aulidotc has a
great reputation in our city and vicinity,
and for the last six months has sold like
hot cakes, ank given entire satisfaction.
The Intermittent Fever Of this summer has
been quite stubborn, anil We must say that
your Pills have cured in all cascs where
tried, more cfcciually than any other pre-.
para,ion, no, excepting even tho sulphatc
Of Quinirc.
PETER u. COOK, a CO.
Nhnlrstlr nrugrists.
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! uEFLlN trn.
p II ~ Lrttt. beawr4.

fTTT # ~ L7t1s HsHr-Jtf,
"oorrl far sad hold fast lha, which ,,
a0nl, which b an old saying and truly
verified IN d. Mclean. Medicine. no
celebrated strengthening Coriii md Bipoi
F'O1f.r md WLc1H > Ioiru~ m hin
D.Hf Th"rc have never been remedies
ihat haze become ~ iescrycily popular In
80 short o time o. those they can nos De-
found ~ the closets of nearly every family
IN this city. ready for Use when required,
because iloy viii net just stated IN the ii.
t'cti"n.. See advertisement Va another
column.
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aal a- at lrta. Northern Csle
tf-s 3st g % Van.
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ar1 .al 81 irta.
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au ssaas.. esniliisa Il sus r,rssas
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- $3.50 - sbe parts. 80 SeTs fsciafsss
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- saiy - 80 s.esp~l lie says iha
- sF 80 - lefs On bareback d -
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a&.msnsaj shil4rsa he as led to blsa
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KtRg E%uuopttt ENrLsfrs.
venerable Nathaniel W,.. VII -.
many years editor eI ile Boston =.
has recently uccetel q very risa
FROM m Oh sih.er g.. t .Fs8
lar. lot the prhorl end I-.s-. be-
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cran printer g ~ 81 eanii if
the reception = money .h.cb -. a
50 long that The l,tt has s,aif-u 1.a
ufy.- Trfrs .riff.
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p W n ii0 Fntalt
D.laot tbt t,} $500 U.Inrf d b.
u0.. M. Iuy u.t frelflHI fbr pa
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"IIH.a'n. "a f.e Mississippi
Ny ~ collie. Ii! blr' near
70 ."''IrH. 49, miners. 10
-' .0' u'.'' pounds Of
Am t. .,r .t..,j ID Sta.l,coam.
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'.i .n Hai' 'l'n ~ young women
'' '' -i'' h.i. A'e eligible
tmauua covered a4ar.ason the E1.t
f..-.,N .w York. on Friday ,,oruin, Win
..''. eai. and several bruises upon his
Ha1t witch clearly iniicl'ci tNat he had
..n t'HIIg murdered.
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fF' .,.raf ~ ~ Sber,v : 4 m, f,:,ory
q. l-'nt ,sfy nouri,bn, ln.i,,.s md
I'll'.r. ifH ail portions u the State are
.hi ~ .1'faalt' % freely.
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Inca. sp E. f,t, rail.J ,a, =, , AL.
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Inn .@ir,ui,r +, ,ri,,o 49,. t,, .;,I,,r -
5afeL'
IN, Illinois Southern Railroad. extend.
ins from Cairo o. Nine.ftes. Indiana. hat
pfa.rc rl hnt slowly Turin, the mast .nm.
i.r.. owing To- financial Embarrassment.
M M which tho companv l,borcd.
t.c an nn9 - a. ~ -.
mt ..,i N. -, =, 49, its.'
..t -" -. 80" " ~ - y,
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