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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-03-31
GOVERNOR bENNIsoA.

Nett after REFRESHING the invasiOns Of slavery,
and Keeping it within i.s own boundaries on this
continent. may we'll be Sonsidsrsd the question OF
promoting the voluntary emigration of tie freed
Of that face; originating in the tropics Of Africa,
to homsstsad' in a congsnial climate, provided for
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-03-31

In an editorial Of March 9Th, says,
There is one modification which we bobs to ace
made in the Republican platform of the Cbicato
Convention. And that is, to incorporate into II n
distinct declaration in favor Of the policy Of cob.
MIXING the free blacks in Central America, or some
other tropical region of this continent, now sub.
S~tantialiy vacant and unOccupied. This policy. as
advocated BY Mr.. DolitIle in the Senate, and Mr.
Blair in the last House Of Representative, bs.
been' we Believe, almOstu universally approved BY
the Republicans thtuugho ut the country bu, still
the party has not been formally committed TO Il.
We hope to sec it distinctly recognised by the Chi.
Gag Convention as enc of the great objects whish
the party has in view.
Without this modification, we regard the Re
publican platform US imperfect. It PROPOSES 10
contne SLAVERY in the United States within is nres.
ent limits, but proposes no means for rel,eyipc the
slaVehOlding States from the large free colored Don.
uialion which will DO the necessary results of tba,
policy.
The Republican party does not, il is true. uro.
pose to abolish slavery in the States where Il now
exists nor even to adOp. measures tending direct.
y to the emancipation Of slaves In those Statas
But Tor The eams reason that Republicans do no,
desire TO see slavery extended, they Would +eioics
10 see some way opened up, through which oui
Southern brethren may gradually rid them.slts.
Of 10 evils when they feel them, 40 sooner or Ia,
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$72 O07 10

The Southern Conrention-Mr Seldom called
up the resolution offered a few days since by
himself, calling meeting of representatives
of the slavehoiding States, at Atlanta, Ga.
and ndauthorIZlng the Governor 10 appoint repre-
sentatives from Virginia to the same. Mr.. S.
saId IN his absence resolution had been in
troduced calling for Il joint committee on the
subject of the Carolina mission. He should
not oppose that resolution, but leave the de-
cision on his resolution to the joint committee
II ii should be appointed.
Mr. SiBERT offered an amendment to Mr..
SEDDoN's resolution, providing "that the
said commissioners be instructed in no event
20 commit this General Assembly and the
State OF Virginia TO the dissolution Of the
Uuion, either now or in the future"
The resolution OF Mr.. SEDDON was passed
over. and that tered a few days since, by Mr..
HOPKINS, appointing joint committee of
both Houses, to consider the mission from
South Carolina, was taken up and adopted.
Mr.. DICKINSON, of Prince Edward offered
an amendment to Mr.. SEDDoN's resolution
making the appointment OF the commissioners
by the Legislature, instead Of by the Gov
ernor.
The resolution and amendments were refer
red 10 the committee contemplated by Mr.
HOPKINS resolution. when il shall be raised
Resolutions IF Inquiyy.-By Mr.. Knote, OF au-
thorizing Ohio equity TO borrow a sum not
exceeding S225, ,00&E by Mr.. Raymond, Of chang
ing a place OF election in Marion county; BY
Mr. Robertson, OF amending the charter OF the
Dank OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond; by
Mr. Martin, OF n. Of refunding u sum to Jos.
I4igon, late sheriff Of Nelson; by Mr. Davis, of
amending the laws Of exemption from service
on juries, by Mr.. Newton, Of exempting vessels
buiit or owned In Virginia, trading " foreign
ports, from taxation, &c, "a special COMMITTEES
consisting OF Messrs. Newton, Collier, Grat-
tan, Robertson and Bisbie was appointed to
consider this resoiution;) by Mr.. Anderson. of
Sons Of Temper ance; by Mr. Richardson. OF
Incorporating the Asina Fire aud Marine In.
sarancs Company Of Wheeling by Mr.. MAJ
tin, OF establishing Savings Bank al Ports.
mouth.
Bius Rsportsd.--Incorporating the Spencer
and Harrisyilte Turnpike Company incor-
porating the Casnsron and Pennsylvania
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"a The GTeat virginia Remedy, and NO

"a The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
n abte.-FETERS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY
tVR h0tOkRE'EA, AND all SECRET DIS
EAHtS;. fhIs great American remedy, contain
lhs ho Nefcurlal or Balsamic properties excels
even hing heretofore offered the public, IN its
w'Ne, restorative, and renovatng powers; and
'he medical world are astonlshed when told that
m aA'7e Tsmsdy will cure the above diseases, and
to,s Of The facts. But the proprietor, who has
knssa ui the remedy for twenty odd years, has
A,o"t ii case Of twenty years standing to be
restored 81 perfect health. ard all other of
'a'ter Duration u lie restored, without single
exception. and therefore chalienees. any case of
1ofluhpa which the remedy will not cure, pro-
N1td the directions are carried out with prudence
n le part of the patient; and any one purchasing
tai dozen bottles, and uslng accordingly, in his
ar Aer case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
cse ot failure. will furnish additional medicine,
Zee pi charge, to complete the cure, through his
.ten'si ard cure viii be effected without incoa-
'e-ience tn the patient. Sold by
ApPERSON Il DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
su;-fm' No. 20l, Broad street.
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Turnpike Company authorizing the Board Of
Public Works to convey to the former stock
holders of the Berryville and Charlestown
Turnpike. two-fifths Of the said road upon
the pay ment Of certain sum increasing the
capital stock of the Black Lick aud Plaster
Bank Turnpike Company; Incorporating the
Pleasant Greek and Brnshy Fork Turnpika
Company; apprOpriatin9 900 to the con
struction Of the Crafty Greek and West Union
Turnpike Company; amending the charter of
the town OF Saiem In Roanoke county incor-
porating the town Of Somerville. In Nicholas
county; incorporating the town of Fleming
ton, in Taylor county; fixing the mode OF
settlement with the sheriff Of Frederick conn.
y.
Adrerse Reports were received to the peti.
tiOn OF citizens Of Bolivar
1as Cortngfon aud Ohio Railrond.-The Cow
order OF the day. INF SMITH of X. having the
hoor he commended that the faith of the neo
pie OF Inc State is pledged to .he com pIetion
OF the road. He showed that to enable the
western part OF the State to trade at Southern
naEts sne must be given roads over which she
To" I'll senu her products and receive. her goods
Ahe non Intercourse resolutions if adouted by
the Legl glsiature, must have disastrous effect
on the West who must trade with free States
Or not at all. MIR. s. concluded with n most
earnest and eloquent appeal to the Legislature
ioT proper consideration Of the interests of
sideration ~ ~
:. Mr. WILSON, of Isle of Wight, followed Mr..
- anu opposed the bill, and after proceeding
s"ine 'ime was interrupted by a motion 10 pass
oy the order of the day, which prevailed.
bHtS PdSsed.-Senate bill authorizing the
.rgiha MILITARY Institute 10 condemn the
spring and lands necessary to supply it with
wafer Senate bill for the relief Of Ben amin
4 Chinp, of Prince William county,
On motion. the House adjourned.
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nv CowAwD.N r HAMMERsLEY.


n~ Notice. Tn the sick, afflicted and nusner-
" ,.mijies who have heretofore used Dir. J. >.
ppnstsS NEDiCIN ES. always with the most un :
hNnrded h.ppy results. that some unprinci pied
Sersnr,s have ciresa an imitation. The Doctor
( az hren compelled 10 change the wrapper. which
- nia}n without an, figures and hls wflticn SIGMA
s "a over the cork of every bottle at the genuine
Nd. .riucs 50 that tho public can again aeiain
80 renlad ies which have suited their wants and
"i,cvea their sutieriags.
'oR ! $ ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for cous hs
- assesses Of the lungs is the standard temedv.
rhs PAIN CURER for pains rheumatism. cholic,
.nr,,ns or bruises. ard the DlSPEPT'C COM p
1}1oIi ID fnr dyspepsia and liver complaints.
SID hy DRUGGISTS generaiy. AND ~
WARNER l.. WARiNb. lo7 Broad St,
s,I, Richmond, Va.
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"A. nisa common observation that there

"a. II il a common observation that there
Ase more sufferers iroU debility among Americans
Than can he found among any other civilized ma
non, The reason ls nhVio1s. We take too little
exercise, and forget the wants OF the body in tire
CURED jus such tonic and invIgorator AS DR.. J..
Hustgtter has gwen To the world in his CELE
bRAFED "HlIrERS." The weak and nervous
deEzeu oithe counting hense, the exhausts foiier
Lnon the shop board, and the prostrated student of
'at midnight lamp. have found n wonderful regen-
orator Ia The BlTTsRs,' and prefer it to more
FreeniIous, bat less ei!icaclous medic nes. But 1t
should rot he ior2otten that the agent which is
Mt-lc1t IN It's influence upon frame win h is
merely dehiltatet is equally powerful IN assisting
nature 10 expel the most terrible forms of disease
ho viii net ave Il a trial?
Sod By druggists and dealers everywhere.
u lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-There are ON tho
docket of the Supreme Court upwards of three
hundred cases. about forty of which are on a n
appeal from the California Courts, relative to
land claims involving millions of dollars
Among the combinations by the Senate on
Tuesday WAS that of Alexander Dimitry as
Minister to Costa Rica.
The Navy Department has been informed
mat the new steamer Mohican made eleven
and Il half miles per hour during her trial rim
on her way 10 Africa.
The frigates Cons citation, San Jacinto. and
storeship Supply, were at St. Paul, Leando
on the 21th OF November. The Portsmouth
Hon. Clark b. Cochrane, having recovered
from his recent illness, was in the House on
Tuesday.
There are about three millions of dollars in
the possession of the Pos Office Denartment
but which cannot be paid out till an apDro,
priation bill be passed by Congress for that
purpose.
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LARGE AMoCNTOF FlCTITIoUs CT RRENcY.-
box containing Sai, eco in fictitious currency
was received in Chicago last Monday, by Chas.
Sanford and John Lester. The fact becoming
known, the State Attorney ordered that the
suspected parties should be taken into Gus tody
The Chicago Times says:
"The notes are Fictitious issue, purport.
ing to be Of the "Hartford Exchange Bank ;,
Indiana. There is no such bank The notes
are OF the same kind rs those made use of some
time ago by George S. Gilbert, the "retired
physician whose sands of life have nearly run
OUT In purchasing mules from farmers in a
remote part OF Missouri, and for which finan-
cial exploit Mr. Gilbert is now imprisoned in
that State awaiting trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

The LAWRENCE CATAsTROPHE-Miss Ce.
liza Stevens, niece Of Judge Stevens, Of Law.
renee, died on Saturday, from injuries from
the Pemberton Mill catastrophe. The Coro-
ner's inquest is approaching a conclusion
several witnesses were examined ON Tuesday
regarding the construction of the Pemberton
Mill, but nothing new was elected
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DEAD-Col. A. G. Weir. of Mauehac. Texas
died at his residence on the 5th inst, after q
severe illness He was Chairman of the Demo
cratic State Convention at Waco. had been
United States Marshal in Mississippi before
Travis county, and would have been run for
State Senator but for. the rapidly declining
state Of his health
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

INTERNATIONAL CouRrKsIEs-In Balti.
more, on Tuesday, the u. S. Collec tor present
ed to Captain William Il. Hooper, OF the shi %
Ann l.. Hooper. and the first aud third mates
ihomas NJ Stokes and William Edward Auld.
three splendid telescopes, as testimonials from
the British Government, for their services in
rescuing the crew Of tho British bark Orzel
Galley, in April last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

FROM THE AGRIC ULTuRAL RsRIAU the tea
plants are about to be distributed in those
States South Of Virginia, but none will be sen {
North until April. There arc no seeds this
year to BE- given to members Of Congress. a.
has generally been done hitherto Owing To
The limited amount Of appropriation on hand
the oftice WAS unable 70 purchase any.-Coax,i.
fulton.
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stwrt, -" aHu F1addeF Tom pIa a iMtS. .-The
BadderS%unipst %u most important discovery for Kidney
IAp. -, mRip!aiais, ~ Urinary Distractions, Leueor-
htostrat,a"" n h.tes6 Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
H0RNF;s1 pi, aI1 Debility Of either sex, ls HARTS-
Ptfn buCHu COMPOUND.
zen eIls,s ~ nave been unable 10 walk have soon
sfsparee he ~ lhs powerful COMPOUND. 1t ls
ngqs gq sad those who have used II to s y ~ est
u small Nd in the world. Large bottles
ysc ;, "sies % gents, fresh supply just re-
IeA-lan 'inhER& 4 WINSTON, Druggists,
Main street, Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

Grand Entsrtainnent.-To enable that class
of music lovers to hear Miss CAROLINE Rich.
lNGS who do not attend the Theatre, arrange
ments are making for grand vocal enter tain .
ment at Mechanics Institute Hail. on Satur-
day afternoon next, and We are sure that all
who attend will be highly delighted with the
treat Miss r., during her engagement in
Richmond, has been nightly greeted by crowd :
ed and intelligent audiences, ard all tho have
heard her speak in the most exalted terms Of
her superior vocalism. Let those who have
not heard her, then, procure tickets to the
matinee to be given at the Mechanics Institute
Hall.
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n.>nen.in. ,hc mes, annoying and

,-.,bSerae atHiction known fs society. can never
n.,.Ls,sr6 the assaults of BAKERS PREMIUM
TrERS far they lay hold upon the liver. stir up
r. lSie ouIc ken the blood .stTene hen the stomach,
IA 20 th gastTic ICIees, aud tnyisurate the mtnd
- r.,vefisllf thS' complete revolution rs effect
- ', the entire inner man. and all impurities are
g. g. .,,ce expelled Those who suffer should
.isso B,tters. ars. get relief.
-, ss}r - all druggists IN tho city q! Richmond
- aesu.here IN Nirr,nla. Orders promptly filed
:, addrcSsns T.. BAKER. proprietor Richmond.
Va. !"
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AAHartshorne's Curs.Au.
rbs..,, 1T CURES ALL PAIN.

Ts,s.., 1T CURES ALL PAIN.
.yer1s99i 99iuap.e preparation is used internally and
SPRR ch F. HEADACHE,
CH0ii 0iilEI5 Ep ing Bh | lSES CH ilBLAINS,
RgEII'fv" "a = n ~ hOhBCS, EARACHE.
NFliR ~ itisA, SCALpS and BURNS,
PAIN IA ~ MA. CHOLERA,
PAIN ~ ihr lMBS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
sorry r ruteCc tne = OMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
PAIN khFN0A kFNU0A FROSTED FEET,
Be.ny ~ u r. rbhCK, PAIN IN the BOWELS.
'eeah eah stomach or boweis. ''"' 'o'
ts, % Of H. IS and 50 cents Sold by all Drug
irour bo', h,ie,hn"nd, Petersburg and Norfolk. and
Lie STATE. je K-I2m
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g, az Having purchased the interest o,
H0rsF ppp,hsa phtsa air. Powell, shall continue the
". VIII i's branches, as heretofore. 0''-' '''''
tlded Ia sha ~ iof the patronage 50 literally ex
We same 'Ho iaie hrm, solicit a continuance OF
sifeets' e Old stand corner Of Bank and 18th
De I2~o ROBERT GARTHRIGHT.
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~. Teeth! Teeth. Teeth: Tceth!:!

"a Teeth. Teeth,. Tpeth... Teeth!!..
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now ~ the time for al who are suffering from
tooth sche aud deca, ed stumrs, and intend to have
q set. Ia nave them extracted. as you can do
et'IoH pam. Call soon. RS Or. TRAVERSE'S
sil' iH the c.ts Is somewhat limited.
ufIoe IN Beivn Block 18th street, lin front
oi Bansi Room No. Q. Office hours from a. III.
fn , J.. NJ. from } tn 8 and 10 9 p. NJ.
F. S.-Chronlc diseases OF all kinds treated with
perfect success, BY the use OF electricity.
De D Inl'
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO-Private advices receiy
ed at Washington by the Overland mail, sta .e
thata report was prevalent at Ell Paso tina, an
ements had taken place in Chihuahua, which
had resulted i'll utting Gen. Angel Trias at
the head of the government at chihuahua
The letter further states that the people of
that State are desirous of being annexed to
the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

FRAUDS IN PACKING HAY.-A petition has
been presen ted TO the New York LegisIatnre
now In session, asking that the sale Of nav be
legally regulated. 1t was alleged in the peti-
tion that IL 10 not uncommon 70 find . three
hundred pound bale Of hay bound with fortv or
ATTY pounds Of green wood, and boulder or
two inside.
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aA We have great plr1supe in recon.
,1teIens Samples lnialiible Baking Powders
'itues nf which We have seen fully tested. md
'uIA them quite equal, if hot superior to spy smj-
YleptfttiOn now IN use. They are sold by lrby
- t1hnefs' and At the drug stores of the CITY. -
L'ftaIHrg FUgiaiaa
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Handsome Eaetory-On the son,h ala. os :.
BASIN. Mr.. L. w. Glazebrook has erected =
SUBSTANTIAL and costly building. now occu upied
oy Messrs. q. W. Gillian h Brother as TO-.
,nS Sco aac which - really an ornament to
foundation to the roof the best msterinis nave
-" osed III the superstructaress 90 that q more
sapstautal edidce cannot b. found -.
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EXECUTIVE AFRO POINTMENTs.-Goy. Letche,
has made the. following appointments.

Visitors to the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asxlxm
Judge John Robertson, Paulus Powell. s. r..
Houston, J. u. Davidson Jas. II Skinner, Gen.
VIM. IL. Harman, Col Geo. Baylor.
Directors Of the Norfhwesfern Pank.-At
Wheeling-D. NJ. II. Houston, Henry Moore
Michael Reilly. At Jefiersonville-J. w. M
Witten, Dr J. M. Estili. At Welisburg-Jno
Lewis. +. II. Pendieton. At Purkersburr-
7. J. Cook, Thos. Chancellor.
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BOYokILLs 'HIs SCHOoLMArE.-A SON of
Col Elijah Sebree, of Todd county, KY, was
killed at Trenton, Tenn, a fe " days ago, under
the following circumstanc The bows in a
school had been practising upon the credulity
and fears OF one of the number, and had ind uc-
ed him to believe that young Sebree had been
making threats against him, and intended to
kill him. Ofcourse it was all a Joke upon the
part of the boys, but it was attended with most
unfortunate results. The boy armed himself
and walked deliberately mp to Sebree, in the
and killed him
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IA Hal

efRANitHf Juttins-TO THE CITIZENS AND
,sal to rsf f hs VISITING THE CiTY.-if YOU
%Soyed stsis sHuf Hair cut in the latest and most
itd Batbp,nms bar r-cuttnx, Shaving, ShampoOing
Aslraacs ss ,hiapo'ns. under the Amerlcan Hotel.
auos changed from red. l,eht or rev 10
''iai o'acko brown color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

A MERcHANT OF CINCINNATI ARRESTED IN
0kKMAHY-A citizen Of Cincinnati, Mr.. Jos
Schierberg, late partner In the mercantile firm
Of Cohnrst T. Schierberg. who is now travel
ing in Europe, has been arrested in the Grand
Duchy Of Oidenburg, Germany, upon tho
claim that he, although an American citizen.
owes that Dnchy military service. Mr.. 8. Inn
medaiely wrote 10 Mr.. Wright, the American
minister at berlin, and expected 70 secure his
prompt release.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

Robin g the MaI.-In the U. s. Circuit Court
yesterday, Judge Hallyburton presiding, a free
negro named FRANK HAM was put upon his
trial for stealing letter from the post office
at Guinea's Depot, on the Richmond and Fred.
ericksburg Railroad, which letter contained Il
check drawn by the Farmers Bank OF Virginia
on the Branch Bank at Fredericksburg for
STA. payable TO the order Of G. w. Atkinson,
and by him made payable 20 Ed. Dickens, of
Spotsylvania. The evidence proved that itA
theft WAS Committed about the 25 tn Of July
1855, and pointed clearly to the prisoner as The
thief. After hearing the argument, the jury
rendered a verdict of guilty. The Judge has
to fix the term Of imprisonment
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Neat Stores.-Several very pretty stores are
just being finished on Main street, and others
are to go up as soon as the spring opens At
the southwest corner of 9th and Main, Mr p
Bargamin is completing a beautiful four-story
brown stone and iron front building to be oc-
cnpied as a tin and copper-ware factory and
salesroom. Nearly opposite, a handsome four
story edifice has just been finished and will
be used by Messrs. Hagerty IL S.arke brass
founders, stove venders, gas filters, etc And
on the south side of Main, between oth and
9th streets, Mr.. James II. Grant is Completing
a block of elegant stores, that will find tenants
as soon as the buildings are finished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

SUIcIDE IN WMxHLINO.--A woman. supnoseA
to have bsen . Mrs; Templeton. jumped from
tns suspension oridts q y hseling last sunday,
ranged.
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SAFE Fl Laad.-The splendid estate lyins In
hing William county, called White Banks. On
tue Mattaponi, containing Geo acres, owned by
neS. , no. Cook. was sold lew 0ays aeo 4,
samuel +. Noyment. for the sum Of Sl0 sssn :,
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BAtON l.

- hLd. c'l HAshERVILl Offer Gar AL. Ia
srreis s1,, sa.aI; .. zs lds New Orleans SUGAR;
,ent Cut sapsrc and Ysliiew Sugars; Isl BIDS
' ss, tierees csi.. y bbis Crushed snd Powdered
ss Jsss a. dsss kio Coffee 81 bags Lag S uss1a d.;
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IA Good Bread

IA Good Bread.
GOOD BREAD.
. GOOD BREAD.
Sc SEMPLE'S InfaihhIe Baking Powders,
Sc SkMPLE'S Inialiibie BAKING Powders,
Use SEMr LES lniaihbe taking Powders,
THk BEST IN USE.
THE BEST IN USE.
THE BEST IN USE.
JNO. w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Market Place, F ankiin st.
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THE VICKsBuRa Acknowledgement. who
killed Col. VIM. ID. Roy, editor of the Vicks-
burg Sun, is the same person who was arrest.
ed while on bridal tour in New Orleans, a
few weeks previous, at the instance of Col
Roy, as a fugitive from justice in Mississippi.
Mr.. Sheppard returned to Vicksburg, de-
manded an investigai ion, and after an enc uiry
extending through several days, was acquit-
ted Since that time the Sun has referred to
Mr. Sheppard Extensively, which probably was
the cause of the unfortunate act which res ult-
ed In the death of Mr.. Roy. The latter was
and deliberately shot him, the ball lodging ia
the left breast, just above the heart. Colonel
Roy drew his pistol, but was uns BILE to use 1t
before he could cock 1t he fell and i'm med iately
expired. The pistol was found by his side,
withouta q cap being SCARED or Z barrel dis.
charged. Mr.. Sheppard gave himself up, aud
was lodged in jail
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.Ssrred HIM RisAl-Samuel Brown was CON.
victed before the Mayor yesterday Of Assault.
ing and beating his wife, Betsy Brown. ana
sentenced to the chain gang, In default OF bai
for his good nsnayics e. Wiie whipping is BE-.
mined to punish the offender, in eyerv Ia.
stance hereafter, by making him useful 10 the
city. y >S
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D.smisssd.-The charge against pster na<ly
for being dru'.k aud thTowing stoues a. Narv
Dwyer, was heard aud dismissed.