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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
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2Ne unter,eidnetsi, lentcn bic Nufmertiamteit
pcn SStsperrertaufern auf ibr Eager pom @rpcr.
rice, prcpiipus, Msbl, Gisarrsn. &autatat unt
lcnlttQe Nrtitel, pc aerGbnIid in einem oerarti,
gen Nppleiole-0 efhdft 9efubrt peroen. SeIpns
oers MAIDEN Tie auf ibr reihes Bein- uno Siaucr.
Eager dufnertiam. Nte pit1e Naaren wurpen
ami nprrithen Ml6rften une meiRens fur Baar
aetaaTt, wesbalb mir Bel pilnFtli6en Se,atlern
iu auBert btui9en 9reilen S~ertaufen fGnnen. =
Die son inns ais aht garanttrtrn Sranpics unit
Wetne itno etgenc importation, uno peoer ae.
n'tl6t, NOD nit 3uidBen l6dpli6er Stcfe Der.
ebsn, irte pteIes BET Den i'm Ncresn aefauften
Waaren nur gu oft Der Sal III. Der berib mite
uN. Waudee's 9ure Mountaiu Dem" @tistep,
pen Dem mir bic ein,i9sn Ssrt6ufer iun, mtrp
an 0ebalt unO gnite pon tetnsm innerbulb be,
Scr. St1dten setrannteu 986ietep ibcrtrcfen.
Infer Eager beIfett ouseroem nod a,e
luOO 6a6 rrtra une i~uYsrine Wfcbl, unter be.
men pie BON SGdern Seiubten Srrten ; New-
Srleane, 9ortc Hicp unp @uba 3uder unp Wip.
iahes; 800 6aB Gut epaf, @ruIbcp, 9umoerec
uno Safes 3ufer; 100 8ilfcn -Gee; 500 Siten
Setfe unp Gthtcr; Nc. l unb gfp. 3 Madefe.
UNI 5erin8e; frifhe quite @oIben Butter, pom
Der mir ipodsntli6 Seupungen erbalten 9ars,
Sacrn Strce, 6lms, Stculpers uno Sreaffs
Gals Stdrte, geof powper, sema6lrnrn Safe
uno prefer 9eiffen, Seisn, Gtmar uno ale bic
%loniti9rn IrliteI, bic in elmer Grocery scm5bnlid,
Y~erlanst perben.
6rrner: W. Waaace's Yure Mruntain Der
UbiSf.p 8i@arpion's, SuscalooIa. 6lpds, Onuu
pas Mcnun9Lbsla une Rccttisp y86ietey; 20C
zap franSpil&eu BRANDY, bort, Wapsira, Sber.
ny, Glaret unO @Hampasr gDeiu @ipcr, Com.
nau BRANDY, Sin, Nuur. atpplc Sraney unr all,
Nrten ~0iQupr5,
% m. 90 aGlatc GB6ue,
Ode Der 14tcn uno @drn. StraS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Sebt aus mad
ND. 81 M0imSffoSc!

Die b~iui9lten DRY WcpoS IN Nihmonp!

Ote billt9lteu DRY GOODS in 8tbmonp!
5000 @arbe Ih6nt seor1tte Gottrate ron 6 bis GertS.
tocrtb l2 9ts. fb6re GorcnS ron 8 be - Cts; pte Gh6n-
fen SHUTTER iino bette 2uotitit Srn Sotpnete, Sr1onotcs,
Sdregce su ben b~ili9Itcn 9reifcn; lh0uc 6dpc,sSilfs IA
so GtS., mcrtb rs, epbere III 81, $1.25 uub mebr; Ifnor;t
Seteerltphe iu 50 SrS, uao e%uip6rts; Stella Stands III
81 uuo %aufw6rtS, in aacr 6drbcn, rps.tb ben brtifahen 9c-
tra8; Cutters Su so Cts; lcio. Mautilcr III $3.50, $2.25
unb ttniBe su us. bic antcrrp6rt5 eoS DuprtIte tritcn; rib.
9oroicls uno Grtcriipt dStirtS ppn 25 GtS. an ]aufpdrie, bic
ttli|tcn III &ttntpro; bic fttnlten frnn3. Nccplc- ppyfcc
Saetes Collars nib 9orabric SSnbS sunt bllbcS 9rtilc:
Hscdeb unb Srrirn Sbirtine, SEeetira, 9iupip. cafe, NiuS,
lin, 3rrpeltr9r Sable @lUb, Sil GIpt6, GarpctS, Goubrics,
Gbets ue OpiB YfuStinS ST. crltaunensmcrtb piuiacn 9rci.
fen; Sdoies @aiters nit StcIS III 81, SIPS uuo oufrp6rts 4;
gidrpus, Sib un6 @pat. tin Sdube nit 6cclS ;u 81 .I23
Hnc %ouftp6rts aPi1eS uub GbtGoreu'S @otters in allen SarS
ben une ;u auen 0retlen, Spn 25 GtS. at oufpdrts; feline
Gaetee Sltrpcrs III so Cts; Mcn'e Shippers Ill 624 Cts. (;
fttne gelYet ~. u 81 @te.; Srfprb Sizes, @puercF G5aiters
Sol.ltiu Sbubc fur 6erren, 8noben uno Servants.
sSsr 20 bis 90 pGt. lparcn mil, 9cbe ubre S6umtn mad
~ Ytatnlir. Spicpb Strous.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Spb Sos,

gSagtntabritdnt,
$dt Der 9teu uno Srcdos Giraffe,
ernpftbIt 8auHicbbobcrn lcu Eager UOn elegant uhb Saucrbaft
ecbeuten 8e9eu jeoer Irt uno ei9ner 6obrifotipn, une fubrt
@ufrd9e gum Gnttrttset neucr SB08rn aus in Der tlr;efsn
9eit une III ben btute lten 9rcileu. Nle in benz @asncrSe~
Ib6ft sprfOmmenpeS sep0returen nercen ~pInftItht ~aus9eiubrt.
R@> 3um Sermtetben ltebeu ltctS einiet
elesante SuSsteS 9eSen Bulge Ser9Gtuug bel
Sobn Owes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
9ruIpsrtus Der neucu yp.tsausea6e
s.. s. e's

9 a nj mt ii Of en- QBerfeu
in Giebsn Sanoen ober in so gBp6enlteieruuosr
q Is @ts.
Gls mir am 81. Nidri 1855 nit Der erfFen slu9oobe re-,
9stntlden 98erfe YCrS 9ubiitum traten, t6aten mir Is mil
ban9eu Gefubi.-beine mar ncd III rpeuto befannt unS Sos
llnierEsbnen foreerte 9rCBe @niTensunsen u0 scbcItcpbrs
&apltal.- llnlTe @rrrarturQcn wWcen u6ertrpner Nor
&blaB mar eu ltbr beoeuienoer, uuo IN faunt Elm WIos mo
9Cblseete Oeunbe lDGbn6n, wObtR Oeine nibt Yerlanot mirhs
Der sroBe Dtbter, Der Stpli Der beutihrn Nitipu. Ser
9runOer Der moeernen Dtdtcrlbule, 1T wdbreuO Der 3cit
leInsm lanSen ldHeripolen NeiOen erIt9sn. Sein Shame
MIRO tr ale tpmmcnoen 3cuen aUfbena6rt blci5en. W1n
mrp lpn untero Den Grlten flnCeu mCnn 0tutihlanoS oe1dIr,
esAe @reBen o~uI9cIablt pGrbcP Gr iclbit iii un5 eniri5en
aber letrt Sb0pWn0sn bCibsn erbaltcI Uno iueroen nit ms
9ta9 pence &poe tamen nod 70 man6e tCrrlihe .1rcy.
mente letner unltetblthen gtule 81 Gage, bic 5rslnoe mn
Sttannte p0a tEl oelaBen. AtI pareR bemIbt Cieie ShdBe
mad uno nab III lanlnelu uao iirS nunmisbr inn S,ouSr 81
men reuen Bano III liefern. 0a mir ober Iet einen, Go6rt
bon pielen Soften a%nee9an8n wurceH, 6eine'S gBerfe nrh.
mails in Nieterun9cn oIeiu9chtn, oamit aud Der weni1sr 03s,
mittsIe lid mad unp not biele bcrliden 5driftsn 5nLbof,
I'm Tonne, 10 BADEN nil unS nurmcbr c~ntl+lnig- eirs nSur,
MuSsa6e in fleincren GicTcruHesn III yeranItaltsn Ger Mrs;s
1T Der frlbere Uno rpiro Hr iIu otn iie6entcn 9,nS : 7 rsEr
A6cnnenten Der frahern @Gega6e in 6 86ns,n rrsoIt,an
zen Z ten Saub Fur 81 uno weroer eriuht lire 9omer RIM
ndbfeu 4gsntsn Voer bel uns bcfanut III madfu. "
gSr S~peifsIu Mart int Derinaittn baran, ran ih Die 10.
Iantmts 0sutibt BepDttrdug Der Der. 81. an oitlcm NoG2n,
Cine &Eslaac son 10 Gents Der 2SOha fanr 0cmiE isSsr
beiretteh, Der SiRn TUr OtUIibf Giieratur BAT, uno oen oro-
Den! II II Banot miro cine geoieatue 8Ograpbie s. /
ri q pc int Gbei9cgeben ruerotH. lBa5 Mueiiatuna. 9ru1
emo Yapitr betTInt, 10 miro bieie Hsue III Il fte QuSea6e in
;sUttr, 9Bsue BEN oorber9cSon9eRen nahftben. Cine i%orofdI.
NrG DIr@t@tnTo trHber etRgsitli6sne 6sblsr e%ntftrnen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
@pttltma WNnbltfbment,
Bi6tis fir 0Grtner unO ganOmmtpe.

Wihti9 Flr W1rtner unO %EanOmrtbe.
Gum Sertauf lte6en inter ben a~nne6m6arfeu
SeSinsun9en 40 older 9anp, surn @emalebou
seeisnet uup an Der MeaOon Srioae, 6 Weileu
BON Hthmono, in 6aucYer County oelcoeu
Terner % alder, III 6ris. 9emiiien %geeianst, unp
ID Nfer gi6enHpl8, 9anO, nit binlanali6em N(a<
TRIAL, um elm 6ans st bauen. &auRietbaber
FOnnen lG ipr9sn naberer N~ustuuft menpen an
Or. GbarIes 81. Gull. II, auf Der an obiaes
Gan9 ifOBenoen 6arm wObnbaft, OOtr an BEN
lerauslsbrr D. 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Sinfnr Nrn &inphsI

5000 %arfs l66ne 5eiptnfOfe gu As Gent,
btuts ,u IS @ts.; 10000 yarps fran,6Fiat 81.
9auoiee Sdcpnctts ciSfu6e unp s~cfreifte ga
reyes frtnc 9awu Su 12} Gtc.,.. ncrtb 20 Gent
feline @ingbams gu 123 Gte. 1000 gcs.
IA color Calico gu 6 uno s @ts., wrrtb 10 unt
II Gts.; 500 Oamen.O buffers gu MIR so Gts. (;
%leieene 0ace SbamlS unp Mantiqae ,u
So, 4 unp 6, Die aurerirSrts oas Dpppelte fulfcn.
Die ttlte Nuswabt pom Spnnenl6irmcn con so
M. @%rtcnliou StirtS, re 16Eute Nuswahl, BON
% Cts. an. SaidentiGer pcu 5 Gts. an. Stella
S9awls gu 81, btui9 fir 50. Den tcRcn acblcid.
ten Cotton, merits l S9iuinA Su 123, 10, s unr
Gin rrdt gutter gIrtitcI ielblt FIR 6 Gts. 700 Ben
net NOu6eS, pon IL Cts. an, sur 5Glfte res
preiies, MAS in MtuiusrY StcreS berrhust pirS.
otofe fur Serru> unS &naben 3teioer. gbed
Iamtrie une Spie Wuslin. @ambrie Sanes
IN Collars. 9lain @iusbumS fir Sennsts urp
1,inearose ~auSmabI iOrittssr Artitcl gu aueerUr.
tfutIih %tllligcn 9reilen.
Suispb Straus, Nc. 27 IatnRr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Opli! Npla!

uRhrSeidnetcr bait fcrin6brcus tinen srsFcs s}rrratb esn
Gidru~ Wub SihtCnbeIS better Suolitdt, xb fam feline
NTnbtu hermit antCr oen s~Ju1isfen SsSinaunseu vcrlcbcn.
9st SduLtn SOn 5 8IaItern mtrb has ~S5espacs: tulsnfyei be,
Cote pbsr 9ep. q. 6unblcp, Srua6Iraee, Iowi, in Der ScI,-
~nieterlase an Srpabfr., nabe 9roofc ArtAne rserber, prompt
6eIpret. 9rcile: Sas bette Gid,enbpIj III $3.50, uni
Gannenbpli III $500 ecr Gprs. SameS 81. Rrrrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30

unhert ut in g.
Der Inter NtdNeie III ieet in Stauee, itSss Nuftroo ,p
ittnem gelhait auaSu[lhren UNI iwar 70 btlis ole m69Ii8.
Cine Nueirabl Won Sd; gen 1T foytp6breuo ~Yprr6tbia.
yin nsItr, gutter G~rbtenmosen nit eiuem suten Gre .
ser une rubisCn 9ferssu FUR etpai9tp @etraud.
Die GufmsINamtcit ppu 5rtcI. 3nbabtrn u Gamjlien wirl
setlditi 0uf i'tne srpst &uSpotl pom Maraeen.
NusbtlcturS BON Sspbas, StubIcn II. Sprinas Ratratcu
rereen prpnipt oeler9t. GranrtS 9aube,
N~saSdr.. %tc Ger 3ten S,u'; c.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Scfanmtmncb
Goods s Fancy. Stor.
am Neuen Mnrtts,

pry-Goeds & Fancy-Store
am 9feuen M1rtts,
Gde Der Srpao- unp 0ten Strdee.
g. sc. 81 eutau empGe hlt ,eeinen
Gre,nnsp ,,,b S.n, N,kt;f,,. g.. -. = ..nt
S..~-s ~" 9ut eHottiltsS
Su9sr pVh Qerpf : Saaren, Die III Den btut9s
item 0reiGen abaeaebeu meroeu.
csrproe s anri,omorr,s NJ
GALL, 80 60
oN |Stt' UNIV NsF ""P'-
tom
Urlper Huepe ScttD,
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6rlblinses unp CONNER g9aaren fir 1860.
pute, W lit uno StrUt : gS aaren.
Ac lnttretdntten b0ben icet r%prrltbis unS ;r1 Serfaut
ret6c Auspabl Ycn Sur, Goiimere, 6rrAt- III 3 @n,e.
dcan Sell 3G:S. NclesStn Drtb pats Der f~einlten Glualitdt
uno ~ leoenl @reile tets Sprrc:G9 uno rperoeu aub lcldt auf
Seltelung a%nSefcrlist. lin rinCn Seludb bitten t~raeSenlt
90. Z. Mpprc Il. Gpn,p.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Mearmpr Slrbeite,1,
Sacpb Nincent.

Sacpb Sineent,
Wtanufactursr BON italteniIber unb amerifori.
lhsn Mormpr- Mprumeutsn, 9ethenfeineu iepsr
Art une aasr in rieies Gsl6Gft rinI6laaenper
Grbeiten.
Natnftr., ,pii6en Der 5ten unb 6ten.
Metne HreuIbe uno 9aussleute Iino f:sunbli6t rinoero.
oehi @!lne rerratbpen srbeiten, duf Rae gtltmadspufe
W S'SlRntlnen lnb oneutoHimea @iSrmpr auSoefubrt
~ $'aSs.tlpsn gu nehnen une elmer 9tulus9 ,u unIerrpers
i.t .p. lW anoetWorts perortiee SeleuuneeR MAIDEN, eo. iD
nDs's .Ggl pln, paF tb nteine %ecebrter Rhnoet chen 70 out
nnp odl'Ser eeeienen fam, ais trscus Gin onetler %Satrit6n.
. sHHs.A SIa0l. @alti eraebenlt Sae0b Slnecnt.
-Fr H Spbn S6ap, # s..
Mtatnitr., spiiteu Der IS. unp 10. Straee
enpfsblt @teberssrfdufern Ipfpie Dem occbrten beutl6en pu-
elitnnt ubsrheupt letn rttdcS Eager non ---.
SNentl@en lno fransplIiden Weinen (bei 8taIbe
unD @aQpue).
Sronotes, &tipntb. @iracop &C.,
S6weiier- uup Qlmbureer Safe,
Serin9e, Suroeaeu II. Sorpines
oSerbelatewurlt ~. NJ.
Gerner e~npfisblt ber1el6e iein Qaocr Ypn osutTdeu Hrhdten,
= tsarrer, bel 8hpleiale unr &etaiL Candies uno gpnfec.
ttpnor9r9Sooren, Mtaneeln, 9u1e &c, &C., bic or I'M gjroeen
uno 8letntn btltst nertGuf. Ga" S6aS. -
200 Srres GanbIeS, SaGpip, Sysrn, une goouastue
$50 gprsS Soap, 9ldd, 9rofrn uAe Seaep.
90 Sores aem gOrt Grl&en Geetfe,
3 &cireS Riee,
400 Srpunts uno Sudctte,
200 Gjrrs Afrrtcb 9iges, p 0L
200 9rre Niatdss 20
100000 Gisorrer, perltiebent BronSs, ,reres rrt,rter
unS uar gertout bet Nm. WaIIoce II. Spbk -,
20 Barrels Baltimore 9id1es, fueber erbolten NM ~
saoen et 28m. Bollace Ii. Srbn.'
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Sefsmntma6nmoen
Or. ss. srebe,
Once: Ecke Marshall ind Ste Strasse. ,
Or. @. Srrbr

EDwARn Y. CANNON,
Seneh1iNer Wcta, unp @eri6ts. IniraIi.
Office: @dr @pnrrnur. nnD Sronfin9Ste.
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Scfdnntn,adbnm0e
Orr @pstS.
1860,
@rcssS uSb bsaStsisTer.5ee snstr ran
9srtIt' uup Wtnt;rr@aa.en
9GbcIefele uno SeteiL,

VlctSS ~ V1pANT-EtI1gtS SNgtI w
Serblt. uno 9RtHtsrrSSdaycn
9GbcIefele uno SetetL,
lei Soiert 5traus.
Sio. q IiatnRr.
0os6en per STEAMER srsalten pen sr6sten uns rsi6fsu
SeTratb spu o erbf- uno Wtnter- u aaren FER
i Gent bieiisen 9ubIifum in osrartisen MrtitLu pherirt
iporoeu III. Seksss non 10 GtS. une beber; 9efairsS in
i66rsn Ntnitern, tlein uub grpB earirt, III Ia, 20 unp 2S
9te. &c; Wter'nps in allen 6arben su Is2 bis 81 Cts.
bas 9pppene pertb.
@lsaeas, sen Is Cts. on, gu crfiolnenS,rertb tiniaeu
prentn; 90 Sueeno letn. OGnien~ 5alhentlter epn Cts.
an; 500 taeNs une gtt1ee' eearbeitcte f~ran,Siihe grQors.
elt auetiprsn btVl9 9etauft, W l24, 81, 3T4 Ste. &C., bic
N Gnetren 9elnotten eas Spprelte tptcn.
VS6p9rie SetosnltoTe, Z @oro Brett; Il 65, 81 Gts. unb
@l.zo; tartt1e SetoenltpTt suI SdIfte tprcs 0crtbes: =
Srren @tnsesnns, Oref 9tn9bamS, @eo &itina, JaIiimcr
Hne SSttrrts SSntGdp Scans fur Serrn> un6 anaben.
Sleteer. ~ een b~iaielfcn 0yci(tn.
SintpS, Steen'S Orr uuo SweeoS fir Oier1bptsr .
SAM ppuener ipetser. rctber uno seIbsr 6lannel III 25 Cts,
bilt9 ~ 379 &tS. Stella SbamlS, G(pols &c.
Dix 9reBte GuSnabl prn 0apicS l4oree StutS. 6uEcrff
etute auf NuStipncn Qefauft urb 81 per Stud merits, bic i'd
81 S1.25 unS SITE pGcrire Strif,9SpHe in allen 6ar6en
su 81 prt 9fRno.
CARPETS uuo 5eortb Gu9S, Die ~6ili9Ifen in Ri6mpnb
Srsfrn une Sttadtrb Sbirtlne. Sbcstina, Spipeltnq. Sable
Glsatb; Srten1uns. Solitr9. @lpYeS. 95ctt uns Servants
glanttts su ben btuigicn grtiieu.
Nehte 90ttIne so 6, L lno 10 Cts. &C.; Gan5rie, Gbef
ure Srte Nsettn, ne5ft ct1er grcBcn @rep0bl dnScrcr
99aaren, IN ;obrtih, eitltIb II bier auf,uftercn.
SD bite c~rsesenit uu, cinen Seiuh altr DAMIEN un0
ptrreG eteler Stdct ure u%nt9c9eto, unb bite Die Runtmtr
StoreS, N". % 0iainfr ape. IN brottcn.
SpGepb Stror5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-11

From The chIcnro journal. July l

SHOCKING BUTCHERr OF FAMILY IN
IowA.-The following account of the murder
OF a woman and two children by wretch
named kepheart, who was subsequently
caught and hung by mob, as reported by
telegraph is sent to US from Burlington, Iowa.
ave have just learned Of the butchery of a
woman and her two children, a short distance
northwest of Batavia station, on the Burling
ton and Missouri railroad, in Jefferson county
Their dead and mutilated bodies were discov.
cred on Saturday by fishing party, in the
Cedar Creek, into which they had been thrown
by the murderer. The murder probably was
perpetrated four or five days previously to the
finding of the bodies. The woman was about
thirty years of age, and had two terrible
gashes in her forehead, evidently cut by an
ak, and her skull was broken. One of the
children is Il little boy about five years of age
his head is also terribly cut and the skull
broken. The other child is a little girl about
three years of age; her head is also badly mu.
tated.
Hon. VIM. X. Alexander judge of Jefferson
county, Immediately offered a reward of 5000
for the arrest of the murderer who is suspect
ed to be her real or reputed husband, named
kepheart, his victims being from Muscatine,
and known by the name of Willis. They
were going westward as emigrants, in OK
teams, and 1t is supposed that the fiend, be-
coming tired of the woman and her children,
murdered them to get rid of them 1t has
been ascertained that the bloody deed was
committed at Eddyville, thirty miles distant
from where the bodies were found, the MUIR
derer having conveyed the bodies that distance
to dispose OF them. 1t is not known as yet
whether he had any associates in the crime
but it is believed he had at least one assistant
Parties Immediately went in pursuit of KEEP
heart, and on Sunday night they overlook and
captured him i'll Missouri and brought him to
Fairfield, the county seat of Jefferson, where
he is now in jail. The excitement against him
is intense.
Z. Sit turns out that the man, John KEEP
heart, had no accomplish. James Harvey
Willis boy, and a son of the murdered wo-
man, was found in the wagon with the muir
derer when arrested, This boy relates the
whole story. He says Kepheart poisoned his
father, VIM. Willis, to death, with stry chnine,
last fall, and that he has been living with his
| (the boy's) mother, Mrs. Willis, ever since.
They were now on their way to Kansas At
Eddyyle, the boy says, his mother and little
brother and sister went to sleep in the wagon
last Thursday evening, and in the morning lie
woke up and found her dead and gashes cut
in her skull. When the children got out of
the wagon the heartlesS wretch caught the two
youngest and murdered them with an ak He
then placed the bodies in the wagon and drove
thirty miles TO Cedar Creek, where he threw
them in the river and tried to hide them UNI
der by throwing Il heavy log upon them,
"Murder will out, however
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-11
Flora Temple and Patchen.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1G.-The two mile
trot between Patcheu and Flora Temple, this
afternoon, was decided in favor of Flora.
The first heat was won by Patchen in 4.515
A false start commenced the second heat, but
the horses continued around the track amid
the shouts Of the excited multitude. The heat
was won by Flora. Patchen broke several
times, but, on coming up the home stretch he
nearly Tapped Flora, when some rufiians en-
tered the track and threw clubs, hats, &C., at
the driver Of Patchen, who was then with
drawn. There was great excitement 5000
people were present.
[This report is made, evidently, in the
interest of Patchen; but it should be more
complete and satisfactory The fact that the
Judges decided the matter in favor Of Flora,
indicates that there was something "foul' on
Patchen's side, which is not reported. and
creates suspicion that the ''rufians" had
some cause for their ndguation
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From the Plains.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, July lO.--The New
Mexico mail arrived yesterday. Crops have
been reyiying under the influence Of rain.
The mountains around Santa Fe have been
on fire the past few weeks. Two men have
been burnt in the fire, and two more are miss
ing. Great excitement prevails at the discov-
cry of gold at the copper mines. Large mum.
bers have left Santa Fe for the mines.
Capt. SturgiS, with six companies Of caval-
ry, are on the Arkansas river, to be joined by
four and two companies of dragons soon.
They will then hunt the Indians as far as
Denver City. Capt. Ledrix, with his force,
has been ordered to Walnut Creek to meet
the hostile Indians
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HALIFAX, July lO.-The Arabia, from Liy
erpoo June Both, and from Queenstown july
lst, arrived this afternoon. The City of
Baltimore and Saxonia from New York, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 18th, and the Africa
July LIST.
The Neapolitan government had yielded to
the energetic remonstrances of the American
and Piedmontese ministers, and ordered the
release of the two captured vessels ana their
crews and passengers. The American war
sloop lroquois went to Naples, specially to
assist the American minister in his represent
atoms.
The agitation at Naples had increased. a
most inflammatory proclamation had been
issued by the central revolutionary committee,
calling upon the people to rise. The French
ambassador had been most terribly matreated
III the streets, it is supposed by members of
the anti-reform party. He was beaten sense
less. The commssariats OF twelve districts in
Naples were simultaneously attacked and pill
LACED, June 18th, the agents murdered and the
archives burnt Naples was declared in a
state OF siege, and street assembages were
prohibited.
The news is confirmed that the king of Na-
pies had granted new liberal constitution on
the terms already published. The tri col
ored flag had been formally inaugurated on
public buildings, palaces and war vessels, and
was saluted by foreign ships of-war. The new
Sn;nnI; i'', .;'I em 80 'ieteu Co.l.iialiIeI
NJ - P,e?iV'en. VI ''ee Oouli0,, CoiielOer
~, 70 m'.is'er Vt ioteISh "iiels' sighor
T%a No,nni;tn t"asa"n "eC ,t;i,o VI WAL
IN t,;. elil,ien. Goii''''reu wa
nt ''G s"tsGti' " cn;IId;
os S,'o,.at;nis t.
ments '''''''''9 P'NP'''''''''' ''' ~"
T'ld o,d Aua+n;o l,od os.o,,,,1 70 a.
,ronasnd cone,rnnco ~, tbo Franno ST.,
QUESTION the Iatter mower. nrotest;ntr .ra;ns,
he admission If Sariinia
In Graat Rritain The business If tho Fno,isb
raramo"t was ",in'nor+amt n r,1 81 y
resolution had boen given in fine honsn If c ~
mans which viii HIM, 70 a diroct ;ssno tha
nnast;on If privilaor. ALL h tho boso '' ~
lprJs in reoatin t9e b T louSo on
dutv Ths renort of fbe conn,f1oe o p'P tLo
subject bad hadn ,,',bIis,nd T. inoI,. On o tde
precedents and makes no recommendations.
In France the rumor of a French loan of
100000 600 sterling is officially contradicted.
The prohibition against the publication OF
Episcopal pastorals by the French press has
been withdrawn
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WASHINGTON, July 10,-The secretary of
the treasury invites proposals until September
10th, for the use by government Of a line or
lines of telegraph from the western line of
Missouri to San Francisco. Under the recent
act of Congress tine lowest offer is to be ac-
cepted, and a guarantee given for the per-
torrance Of the service.
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Confagration IN LeaYenworth

LEAvENwoRrM, July o. Fourteen frame
buildings on Delaware street, including several
stores and the Times newspaper office, were
destroyed by fire this morning. Less $4,000.
Insured in the Hartford office $1,000; Charter
Oak $500; State office, New Haven, $500
Etna, Hartford, $780, The fire was incendiary
and several arrests have been made.
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New York Market.-Jnlv 10.

COTTON dull sales 500 bales middling uplands at 0lc
ILOlR-Rccrints 6763 bbls sales 900 shls: State
AMI Western dun ana favors buyers; superne state
5l5 SOB extra state $40 a. 500 Southern rather
easier; sales 300 bbls; mixed good $3.50 a $3.50
GRAIN; Wheat heavy and in favor Of buyers; sales
lWI bush; ChcagOsprre 81 25; Milwaukee Club, 81 rs
"a 29 Corn ana lower: sales 1900 bush; mixed
western 81 q, CSC Tor sound.
PRONISiONS-Be 4uiet and steady: sales 400 bills
Pork rncr sales go bbls; mes ss25 for old sl9l2 for
prime SIP 50 Tor old sl4 a l4,l2 for western
prime mess SIS IS. Lard rn SIS bbls 2t q BE
Butter changed Ohio 10 a lsc. Sugars steady; Porto
Ric9 100 hh!s at q Is; 200 hlds Melado Il q Sc
G1ec firm; Costa Ric, Is bags, at l4lc; Rio 5000 bags
i3 Baha 80 bags At l4c: ST Domingo, $50 bagF at l2i
Alolasses dull Barbadoes 25 bhds at 35c Muscovado
100 hhds at26!c.
Per Arabia.
C0rTQN-Salcs during the week, 1000 bales; l09O
bales; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fair at 74: mddline, 3D.
Mobile fair at &c; mddlinls sgd Upiands fair at IA
mddlnc.
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SUMMER HOSIERY.

The whole Stock offered prices which must sell them
GENTS HOSE, LADIES HOSE, MISSES AND
BOYS.
100 doz of Ladies', Hose, Gerry heary always sold at
25 cts NOW ONE SHILLING. One lot of 10 doz La
dies Hose marked cts. per pair.
One do, 25 cts former price 81; 10 doz. open work
do, l23 cts,
800 Pairs of best KID GLOVES, at 50 cts
Counter full of PRINTED MUsLINs, all grades from
81 cts. up
Among them are 10 pieces of best quality FRENCH
JACoNETS, new goods former price 50 cts-now 80 cts
BRoCADE BERAGE ANGLAIS 80 cts former price
50 cts.
PLAID BERAGE ANGLAIs at l23 cts.
SILK AND WOOL BERAGEs-the best goods i'm
ported-75 cts goods, all offered at AZ cts
ono lot of 50 cts. goods, marked 30 cts
IS BERAGE ROBES, cost from s. to SIS, all on the
ceuter counter at 5 and dollars
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CINCINNATI, July 10.-On the 4th inst, at
Georgetown, two men were severely wounded
by the premature discharge of a cannon. At
Douglas celebration on the 7th, the same
cannon was prematurely discharged, killing
W. D. ouslet, and severely woundng A. j.
BailnY.
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BosroN, July 10-Capital stock 1896 5sl-
ZOO loans and discounts, 5,O39 500; specie,
SO, 0S7 700; due from other banks, 50, 1867
900: due to other banks, Sl1 ,3O5, 900 depos-
is, s2l, 1855 900; circulation, 1882, 700.