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Rsiayee8 Aeefasss ~ DeatA--AA Aee5dent
oceuryoa o. tn York River untafono yeeees.
day. aboot twenty- ave 01loo 4le1 tnle slsys
snd between tie Pamunksy, riser and Vest
Point, which eaused the death q one 4sgfo
man and the sefions injury of a10eAes. Ks0m
all We can learn, IL arpsaFs itnoe no0n -
hands, au1ong them RlCaAnp. shave - ~
Clark, Of Halifax, and JANxs, sleSe to LII
White, of CAroliha, were gagged In n4uun4
ties and other materiale for che unAnle1eQ
spOrtton Uf the work. Iho soo0tta9toSv La
Ward, Furnished them hasd-cAr for thelr A.
hors, which they usually propelled with poiess
but on this occasion. a. q material train WAS
to precede them, they attacned tuefr COT,
which Was heavily laden with timhers, 20 "
and thus saved the labor Of working ~
After safe run Of some distance, the engine
stopped moment, and when IL started SgAib,
Richard and James standing % their nat ~
the time, the sudden jerk Of The sleckeoed repe
precipitated them upon the track. the laden
car passing directly over Richard, breaking
his back, cutting cne Of his feet nearly on and
other wise injaFing fatally, and broisisg Jamee
In . shoekinA manner, but hreaktne noos of
his bones. Finding that neither Of the men
were dead, Mr.. Ward directed them 20 b
brought to this city to receive medical afd, and
. train was dispatched for that parpose out
Richards injuries were 20 serious tnat ne
breathed his last At "Dispatch Depot" James
was taken TO the hospital ~ soon = No ar.
rived here, and though badly Injured, may re-
cover. Both servants Were hired to Mr.. W ard,
the contractor for compile ting the road. -
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Iefa~fie;de.-A negro woman named Emily
hired to Mr.. Henry N. Bowers. Of this city. u
now under arrest to answer the charge Of de-
stroying her own ofFspring. On the flrst Of
the month, Mr.. Bowers, In passing through
his basement, made discoveries that induced
him TO believe HIS servant woman had given
birth to a child, and notWithstanding the fact
that she was then attending to her ordinary
duties, he accused her of 1t, and ordered her
to her bedroom. Emily at nrst declared teat
Mr.. BIS suspteio0s were groundless, but af.
terwardgnade aseafesaicn~ Aah ~ tbe inlhnt
could not b found, she sSaSs1 aAak4 .esro
man had carried 1t away for her, and that IL
was alive About the sth Of the month Emily
ran on, evidently alarmed 1t Whist Sue bad
done, but was captured In An adiointpg coan-
~, returned to this city. and committed TO p
private jail. She now says that Immediately
after the birth Of her babe, she threw IL In 70
the sink in the yard, and that its body may
there be found. The police are on tho look
out for the negro man who is said to have
carried the child away, and who will be ex-
amined - participant In its destruction.
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pRINc e,s RKTINUE.-The Prince OF Wales
will be accompanied to this country not only
by Secretary of State, as representing the
Grown. b;lt by Her Majesty's hrst great om-
csr OF the household, and one who has been q
Lord lieutenant of Ireland-thus, to a GER
tain extent, representing the Queen herself,
and adding an additional importance and dig
nity to the visit Of the Prince.
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YRS 4 DAyiS.,,
| eRA,Ss,aaT,.Es. Ora, VI, i. e S,ms,s. t.si:sss1 "
isfERY DEscKir i'' GRANITE WORK
,.A a, .hor, notice and in The best manasr'
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A SURVIVOR OF THE FIRST EXPEDITION TO
JApAN.-The first American vessels that ever
visited Japan were the ships Margaret and
Frankir. Of Salem, Mass. in the year lsOO;-
II is not q little remarkable that one OF tine
survivors of that expedition Is still living, II
health and yieor. at salem. His name 10 Lin
coln Stetsop. who was born In 17T.
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BosroN AND CHARLHsToN.-The pioneer OF
the line of steamships between Boston and
Oharleston-the South Carolina-made her
trial trip down Boston harbor on Saturday,
with about 500 passengers on board, including
his Honor Mayor Lincoln, several members
of the city government, and the representative
business men of the city. The South Carolina
is an iron screw steamship.
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:. mad ahet for Bed Bugs. gcea
Will he slad to hear Of an article tnAs
viii Kin Bed Bugs, 20 that they vill .Sf ~
" STAY KILLED.
THE DEAD SHOT does this entire and com
plete. BEING gummy extract. it does mot evep0 c-
rate, but retains its destructive emc.sx .hses
rnx;cms tormeIctors Of our nightly rest. Sold BY
nv film J. W. GARLlCK. YI0e klsL.
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An AasD BRlDs AND BRIDEGRooM.-Oa the
9Th inst, L. v. Aiken, Esq., OF Nankin, Mich, J,
married at that place Daniel Fuller. aged ~,
anal Mrs. Sarah Gil, aged - years. Both are
aimost deaf. and the Justice was obliged to
spenk in thunder tones TO be heard hy tho hap
py pair. -fsa
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ENoLIsH AND AMERICANs IN PARIs.-A let
ter writer says: The Emperor is still in Paris,
and drives mp the Rue de Rivoli every day
with the Empress, to the delight Of the Anglo
Saxon multitude who SO thickly people the
promenades of that finest of streets. Between
three and four in the afternoon, the Frenc..
population are almost lost in that quarter
among the crowds of stalwart, big. .whiskered
Rritishers or Americans, with their pretty but
queerly adorned ito Partisan taste) better
halves or sisters. ,.
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~ s.We never ceuld sell anything Du!
bnt ssnce have sold your VIRGINIA YEAST
POWDERS, cannot sell any other they are
Another from Raleigh Gi snyf; yEssT HP!sscTe
POW Dr RS. for sold the last quicker than I OK,
pected. Your Powders are IN constant demand anu
persons who have used them once never want 1nJ
other. Yours, h.
-" L. WA6NE EN. Manufacturer,
uv,e-,m Corner 9th and Broad sts
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mrTS, FARLEY L CO.,
GROCEKS, COMMISSION AND
EsEIRDING MERCHANTS,
Narly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary St.
Richmond, Va.
ysial attention gwen to the sale Of TOBACCO,
THEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
Yvrees Elade on conslgnmentS.
RltH RkAfb ). oFFAtRstEY. Lsss of fPetsr.Dsrs'
Henry s. WILLIAMS, Late of Norfolk.
Jas. s. MARSHALL. Late Of Petersburg.
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,,rxIySON, Hull 4 Co,

THE SAFE OF NEG sRoEs,
, 0sD sT.yD SSa rsasvv..s W. AND Wall
,...,. 70 sell NEGROES both ut public and
fas,.s enirustlng their Negroes to us for sale,
~ ss. assured of getting the hisnest marKe1
F.S;,s;s are always in attendance at the diff
.<iis'0's anu 0'a' '"A r. il. DICKINSON.
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FUH1RAL.-Albert Smiths funeral took
ulace at Brompton Cemetery, near London.
On Saturday, the seth. At his particular re-
ouest' the funeral was of the plainest descrtp.
Son. Nr. smith having expressed wish that
the expense connected with 1t shoaid not ex-
cd e 70. Nas 4ss& sss
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Steam Fsys Esgisss arc becoming more Ia
dispeasabiein laEgs ctties evsry Gay: wnele-
iaid aside, or traded on 70 villages. heing -
much ont Of place now as stage coaches would
be 10 compsts with railroads: Richnopd
ought to have . good ssean nre eeeine on
eade. and the committee on the Are depafs-
ment ought not to wait for destructive cons
migration Of property bstofs they recomlnend
the purchase. Sooaer or Iatsr 1icnmond VIII
- forced 70 employ theee Hachlneos - othe1
cities have been. aud there u no uae In de1es-
ring II single hour. t..s.. s.s
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RAyAGRs OF YELLOW FEyER AT ACAPULCO.
A passenger by the steamer Of the 20th from
San Francisc1 says virulent type OF yellow
fever was raging at Acapulco. There had been
ave hundred deaths in six weeks, including
the American Consul and thirty. other Amert.
cans.5 The inhabitAnts are deserttpg the city.
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& sH59S tMMEAkUSE1zsrs
CsIy street. opposite columtp,sn. p. Hotel oss'v
VI as~ EDxasD: Il # fSiP.s SiPs William Assistants.
s..ssnee 10 their friends faithful attention to
u consignments. and orders Tor goods from pro-
II H. y. SUTTON. Ja, Is admitted to IN
nreat in our bueineSs. r,,.yw q m
kl-dHkcw4t MAODOA q 4Y.
John \. GORDON 4 son,
Oasr for sale large and full assortment Of IRON,
comprising swede's, American HanmereG, feip
hammered, English and Engilsh kSnnsa, EngnEsnTf En-
RON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Kehned flow
hon and Plow Plates: Also Tin plate q varlouss s
Bsa toprER, Sheet z inc, speitsr. and tho Metals
uaslly sold in this market. an
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE = o.,
w COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
' s .ld fMsns' Mssss' TtPPf RsG1 BseSf
saEs bs.sRrs sRf EREssRa tha Eo No.
lsssssss ssa street, corner eB Gsl%TfsR
"Is SRSanESTAE 4; skSM III IRON WORKS.
,iRR9N RAlGiNGs, XEKHE DAAs. BALCO-
WI caaRs c.s1 boRs .Ss;y Ss oss tsd
ron WORK for Ornamental and baildingI Iur-
kses, manufactured at snort notice.
kaia the city nd country. ja3l-l1m
C1kD.-Ths subscribe! take. tins ps.nod 10 Of IN IN
G1s sn,. Pd Si 2SsSbS sftsB 81
40 GENERAL NiisfIA = conn MfssfoN MERcHANT.
:sns ssss. Il q: .s fo: tfS
stee. and ali descriptions Of Country Prod uee.
atseation viii Be given 70 81 Pasnss: : nsss
ssknencs he hopes 70 meet With liberal share Of
Has patronage: 10 refers. b. DsEn,ss'on's %
:: s:s:;;' S::ss::;. e. 'ss.-'''
I: e:s:: :ss:!, !: fsYf::ss::1'iI'fasl..'. B.,a.s..
/. fwsIL. VII { CO., Phlladslphia.
sHosAs AoaAlAWH, ~ ka2 kEoSYYeHfEk kESYYe eHf6Ek
>AsAnesd. Nov. Ii. ~ no -
E'sxsas ssScEss. ExSSaHAlsss SS5aaHHlssios 4 ss4Eitzca4srs.
.' s'.4sxss 80; n xdAaEss85J. s{tVfks tVfksAr
attSCa z &c sale g va,ss .sssatios.
s4ss s,ai.i.a ,asds 3sas sssa n asssssirsl. sSsissl
A..1aaasssaA 1assiSataSsHRHa tasHRH77kk9s4 SsRRa7k9 ss2xusslor
;'s,s w%esS;Ntsss ls z 1 s e: = -.
s.Ssss l Al :, sss Ss!Hsss 8 .as,s4 h
Wa aATTLEn z CO..,
w. 'AiissiFsst: 'AiissiFst's1, saf;s1Azw vi1Dov
!: :::::::!:a!x: ~: :! IT g & E; ! -
Smsoos Ssos ssslity. = whisA Ue 81 - aseestsee
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.~y MCCOY EDWARD MATHEWS,
|I'tovfy VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENTS.
! No. Is nsyne ST.. Charleston, 8. Q.
RErERENCEs.
yyu oH.s; SSHeI S,rl, 4, StHneI' : e' Charleston,
=. ,.,. Bancroft. Jr., Esq.,.
!, E. White. E.e.,
s..s 4 4; 1s,,as. nosxelI. ESQ Esq, my S~d&cwsm
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CoRrIrAs.-The steamer Austin has arrived
at New Orleans with advices from Brszos to
the 9th INST. Gen. Garcia, commanding 4t
Matamoras, had sent an expedition In pursuit
Of Oortinas. Capt. Ferdinandez had been
taken and shot, and it was believed that the
hand of Oortinas would be broken up.
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~ More New Goods.

Al PARKER l. co.
u.v. inst rocaived 4 new and beautiful assort-
mani mani IL III LADIES' DRESS GOODS,n
Rich Berege AnElais RDHESS;s rs.
Rich Chlntx Bere6e ANGLAlSs
Plan Berege ANGLAlS;
Rich Organdie ROBES; ~
Rich Chintx ORGAND!ESi
GREY MOHAIR; Plaid MOHAIk;
kroche CELESTIALS;
POPLINk and POPLINETS;
TAJONETS and LAWNS. &c., 60.
All of which We will sell very low. my E-te
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Improvement Needed.-Within q few years
past q number of handsome residences have
been erected in Jefferson, north Of Main and
between 18th and 2lst streets, a. well as upon
Church Hill. Some years ago the city started
to open 2lst street between Franklin aud
Broad, but before completing the job the Ia
borers were taken away and have not return.
ed. II this street were opened-and bot 3
small spur of the hill is to be removed to make
a carriage. along its line would
increase in value, and the public would be ac-
commodated A few hundred dollars expended
at this point would not only make 2lst street
a public thoroughfare, but q flight of steps
would make Grace street passable to pedes-
trians and enable Its residents on Church Hill
to get to and from their property without be-
ing required to make long circuit TO reach
Broad or Franklin street. What say the
Commissioners Of the Ward to making the i'm.
proveWent3 a
Almost Fi,s.-About 4 O'Clock last Wed
nesday morning. as watchnaan Newman. and
his partner were on their way to the first sta
tiUn house. and when near the corner Of 18th
and Main streets, they heard screams for help,
and discovering that they proceeded from the
rear of the "Olive House," Immediately en-.
tered to ascertain the cause. Finding that the
| hall was densely filled with smoke, they OBJ
| taincd buckets of water from the hydrant, and
| led by two of the boarders, made their way u
/ the servants apartments, when they found q
bed, on which negro woman was lying
| burned to q coal, and the clothes she had OF
partially consumed. They soon extingutshea
the fire. which had been caused by the care
leesness Of the servant, and thus saved III
building from destruction. &
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: 80, , soSHER. SUCCESSOR TO VII

V.N L BOSHER, WHOLESALE AND RE
-. q which he asks the attention Of hii
ssss and the public: Rio. Laguayrs; Java and an
Eha C0FFEEs; brown and Refined SUGARS;
JARS: JARS Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, Of
.sIeui M brsna.; Old Dominion Mails, Of al sizes;
ssary cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
ssuders; Co,ton Yarns. = good assoTtment; n.
.'s i've Nh.ssey, old and good A. ": Sher
nj. Rye Whlskey !; A. N. Woods Rye Whis-
az. old and good f. Stearns 4 Co = Old Rye
Vssssy. two years old; Common Whlskeys, ~
ns,: French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
s.r articles. too numerous to mention. Call and
.nn Ias at No. l, cor. Hth and Main sts.. oppo-
"a ma Garket
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SnocKfre TRAGEDY n TYxAs.-Ths Hop
kfns 1lonitor has lengthy account q eAe
ss'n K: .ssIess !. ssnsd
cade whipped his negro boy. That same niens
the negro, while ali else wefe asleep. Killed ne
entire Anily with IN aze; nrst hi mastsr.
then his mistress, theo IN orphan boy and q
little hahs., The negro confessed hia guilt, was
tried and hung. Several white men weEe Inn
p1fcated, but nothing definite known. u NV
days after three moro negroes were hung as
implicated in the murder. The bodies Of the
negroes were not suffered TO be removed from
the trees. but will Be allowed to hang there ~
warnings 70 others s'ts
The COoL1B TRAuH.--Intslligenc has been
received at Hong Kong Of fearful tragedy
which occurred on board the American
ship Messenger on her passage down the
According to these accounts, upwards Of one
hundred Coolies were shot before the mutt
neers were overcome: The trade IN Coolies
continued, in spite OF the remonstrances Of the
Government. At(anton, the authorities were
stated TO have extended the time for the de.
partuTe Of the Cuban storeships till lat May.
which 10 . month later than the time before
ANKRICAN INDIANS EKLIsTIKG IN vIB
BRITISH ARMY.-1t ts stated In Canadian
paper that at y dinner given by the Chiefs Of
the Six Nations, In honor OF the Oarthdoy OF
her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain, II
was stated that q number of Indians OF the
Six Nations had enlisted into the lODth, or
Royal Canadian Regiment, and were acquit.
| ting themselves as regular soldiers with much
| credit. This is probably the first instance OF
North American Indians appearing in the
ranks OF the British army as regular uni.
| formed soldiers. sz5 4ss
THE M. E. CHURCH AND SLAvERY.-1t ap-
| pears that some Of the members Of the M. E.
Church are not satisfled with the action Of the
General Conference ON the slavery question,
and writer In the StauntOn (VA.) Vindicator
proposes to the Baltimore Conference that q
IConvention be Immediately called, TO be eom-
posed Of laymen and ministers, say two lay
delegates to one clerical, to be held as early a.
lpracticable. At some central point, say Alex
GRAFTON.
ENoLIsH AND AMERICANs N PARls.-A let.
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sAfER. HALsh ilS MAIN STREET
fLate Tupman 3 Huh
). reeeivlinss'. ss'.ssHitoSNABLE E tSA CLbTHiNG and
b z rsnS siassx sx,sHINS GOODS. to which We lavite
'sssase1 s.,s1 {: Cashmere Suits made to order
y =. a IN order.
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s,,,ltY wohAs
,naN ". pAYIE0s
IL AlSSSsffihrufE.yfh sraRxs.
,s''IakI s1k4s kIcHSSH2bssR HFSSHbs, Hi1Ekb i1Ekb PIEon !!
As,,nms awarded b the Virginia ~
n f..s, .a, /. And Mcchanics' lnstitnte.
ra.-.vsER 4 co., GsoeeSa Aa1 Cora
! n. W.,rAnnfs. No. . Cary street, Rich.
sfsA ~, Mh,r their services for the sale Of
= T: F.. gus frlcar. Tobacco, 10. The usual
,..,Eer MENPpssNrsoHM E6SpsI CON- MissIoN AND
E.Hlg yhme.KDTNG MERCHANT
WvnrsNb SHIP HAND D l. L r ,
.;acSk SknoSn.xp Cry PoiNr, Va.
" k,ass ka,,aa,sse Goods on STOhA6k = CITY
M % ass tas ,s either to or from store.
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ta.dhcv7m Z. b. h1Ln----- nil.
NM tTNDERSIGNED have formed 2 o.
,Tnership for the transaction Of aCO4MlSs
I;ssS John g. WADE. They ill give pay
-. .-.ss,.en,inn to the sale of PLOUR, WHEAT,
sN,nd TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
~. beuse No. IS Main street, long occupied by
NaTeps. LEMMIc I1nM FRI WEnn2s
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WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE + co.,
" COMMISSION PAPER WAREH0 Use.
yns and Manila PAPE RS; Bookbinder.'
tsEATHER and CLOTH Foreign and Uomesno
iliGs; Bleaching POWDERS; ALUM, &c. no.
AHanover street, corner cf German street
A&-d6m BALTIMOKE. MU.
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yUO"..~~~s>>,~>~~ s>~>->>-~~~~~---->--
..,s.ss.rpReH = co.. will sivs thar
Is Is ss:YSFs cf 8 e 1ssEesoEs,
~ sAS" fahltoly aad psivately.
SLOW. wM.vc and RsaRklia sttostss
? tSss KieXnoAps VA, c.,,,.
+ 3. r. fONOkEM,
...,rrx. Clerk. - lily

paw IS CABINET MAKER.
Et' .Aap to rear OF the Law Rglldlny,
.sses1.a 1.sss }. 10 10 order Al hnd. Si FUSEII-
r sSss1 . EooinlNS;Ti'I EEooilN Fl IiNG.H HoUSk DRSkE.
I SsEEtE' Il sHoW CASTS Of ,svsry descrivz
l,ssf, Vi FsP" and nack Furniture. At short
pe EssissiSaa' 20 10 the residence OF his Gus
- ~ VIZ sshe city and country. 70 repAlfs
- - s':s "a + Furn,tuFe, on short n1tsce and
- q fAss - sans terfnA. my 0-lMN
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w y. AATTLER g Co..,
vi. pAis1fSs..1 iiss1S.1 tt1zdkANslRs8l rs kANslRs8 zNB WINDOW
,.,!au6aEs.-Ws seeeiso1 n - ~ oee1eea
~ csSssy Of PsnSof2 saA 49, II1e9ces u
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John 4. GORDON 4 son,
0ser for sale large and full assortment Of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
hammered, English and English Refined, Engliish9, ga,
RON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
ron and Plow Plates. Also, Tin-plate Of various
uzes, for timers. nd manufacturers; Sheet anc
uaally sold in this market. ap Its
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
n Mstreet. next to the Mechanics, lns1goq:
S!N. CHAIRS, SETTLES, TO-; also, Gratinga
ssaIs Sa .nd Cellar DOORS, and every OtncE nn0 o.
AVS WORK for ornamental and Dul0ane DuE-
hes Manufactured at snort notice.
Particular attention given 70 encioo1ne 19nel
Aa IN the city nd country. "a z4-lxm
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E< eEoHax :. - srrE' e Es'tsnr,sr.
O16ce and Rssadenee eouthvsgt oegnQs1 Mar and
sth sts, krst door above Crensh&w's nv AOtsls
Hsvins an expsrieuse Of ten Yeasa + his Ispfes-
sion, he feels cQn6dcpt OF Klylnx ee1Ainctl0A 70
those who may favo9 Nm with thesy DosScuase.
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r E E CHIN q, kEBCHHN0.
N MRS. WOOL H OU6 9 e. C0ppere ead
Lcecher, 1N Main street, over 3. 3nyheriahl's Gun
attended the ladies Of Richmond. and 4iyfss ami
versai satisfactiOn.
Mrs W. Will attend those re1uitlnt hsr .ser-
Woes, at all h0urs, day or night, 5 eafDt ss3sf
N. B.-LEECHE6 for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed. ~ @W Ap3o-Sm
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-17

and complete protection to al It's Cit
liens, at home or abroad and xheth-
er native or foreign born.
Res Oiled, That one Of The neceo<ir
Ties of the age, in a military, conlner-
cial, and postal point of view, is eFee.
.dy communication between TIE Aflnn.
tic and Pacific States, and The Dt1n-
|ooratic party pledges such cou4lisp
ilonal enactments as will insnrs {6o
|fonstruction Of railroad to tie n.
ta6c coast at the earliest practicable
period.
Resolued, That the Democrats psll
ItY are in favor OF. the acquisition 81
the 1slanl Of Cuba on such terms IS
wild be honorable to ourselves and iust
to Spain.
RESOLVED, That the enacimenfs
Of State Legislatures to defeat the
faithful execution Of the FUGITIVE
Slave Law are hostile in character,
subversive Of the Constitution, and
revolutionary in their effect.
On the adoption of this platform,
the general Southern stampede com.
menceds
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-17

Two CASES or INSANITY. Some
thing most singular has lately taken
place at Rutherford, station in this
county on the Mobile and o. r. r
OF a firm thee composed Of three
very reliable, Influential and wealthy
merchants, two have, within the last
few months, become insane. The
two were very intimate friends, and
when the first one showed symptoms
of insanity, the other thought that
travelling would be certain relief But
it failed, and he carried his friend to
the Lunatic Asylum, and returned
home, 10 the sorrow Of the commu-
nifty, with the malady fastened upon
himself. He is national upon most
subjects at times; Butts rayirg when
ever the name Of bis friend is men,
toned. 1t is supposed there is no
hope for him outside of the Lunatic
Asylum.-Tentoa STANDARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-17


John Iverson was recently arrested
and imprisoned out West for aggra-
waited polygamy; he bad thirteen
wives. The daughter of the jaiIor
whose hospitality this Unsuitable polyg.
amist was enjoying while awaiting
trial believed him innocent, pitied
him, loved him, opened the prison
doors, fed with him, became bis
fourteenth wife. After eight days
Of domestic bliss the husband disap-
peared, anG left neither trace mol
money behind. A reward was offer
ed for his capture; description Of
his fascinating person was circulated;
he was recognized in village tavern
by man who thought Of the reward
offered, and set about preparing bis
coils for the victim. In order to
instil confidence into bis breast, be
made his acquaintance, invited him
into his mansion, and then went oil
to procure legal assistance. When
he returned, his home was deserted
alike by bis intended prey and bis
own wife, whom Iverson had led
astray. A wrefchsd man suggests
that proper, though terribly Sc
v, re punishment, would be to compel
this polygamist to live With his ff
teen wives at once.