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gxpresses.
Gteamboats ano Railroads..

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON. The Steam
I'D ers COMMONWEALTH add PLYMOUTH ROCK.
from Pier No 49, a4p. m. w. d. EDWARDS, Agent 'ihcs
No. lis Wcst-st.
MIGHT BOATto NEW-HAvEN.- The TRAY
lan Tie CoNriNESr& ssVe. Il i D. M Tram fos
Meriden and Hartford leaves Eew.Baven ct n p.
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. FoT Albany aud Trey, North and We
FOL For ALBANY. 1880 NJ Erpiess NAH usin from
26tli-st Depot. ,nr,r
'0' ''' '''' JOHN BURCHILL, Asst sup't
lYUO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW.
4 PORT by SHORE LINE.-Leayes 27th-st 4hay, 81
NJ arrive in Providence 4;2O pm; 2;iS am arrive 10 Pro
arrive in Providence ';'O FaJ j. cxLHoUS Superintendent
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pm
~ ssnger Trains from foot of Chamberss as follows;
Ia m, Express for Bulao.
Sis H., Mix daily for otisvlle and intermediaie 81
Ii a. M, Accommodation, daily. :.
3:5 p ~. Way, for Miidleown, Eswbursh and intsrns
sp. M Nigh. Express, daily for Dankk. Buffalo Cansn
0sisos and principai staOs Ihe Tram Of Saturday
Though to Buffalo. BIT does not run to DunAik.
: p No. A''o"'"'''''' CHARLES MINoT. Genet. suDs
NATHANIEL MARSH. Receiver.
COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. PORT aad FALL RIyER-The splendid and superior
,eamer METROPOLIS. Cspt. Brown. l,ayes New'Yofh
ever, TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, at =
o'ciock o. H. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. al O'Clock p M
from Pier No. , ". X. -,
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded secured to any sp
plic.nt until tie sane shall have beea paid for
Freight Boston forw arded through win great oipo'ea
by an Express Freight Irsin. ~ w..
NrEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADFLPHIA and the SOUTH aid WEST via JER-
SLY ClTT-klsl and Express Lines leave Newly ork at
AID | a m and 4 and o o. Fare 80. Through tickets
and he Baltimore,
through baggage checked in q aud p. IN. trains.
J. W. WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii be received for unless delivered
Is minutes In advance OF the time o. leaving
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of
IL TERMiNUS.--Leave Jamessip snd 3ithst Ferries
~ for North slp. and Saturdays 20 hank $3.50 nod
$3.50 D. M for Syosset $3.50 ~. $3.50 and p for Hemp
stead aud $3.50 H. $3.50 and s p NJ for Jamiicl.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ALBA.
L L NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH ard WEST. Trains leave: -
From Chamberss From Joib st
Express and ii and 8: 1:2o, llD NJ and 5'4V ana
I5 and d. m $3.50 p. ~.
TIoy and albany with sleep 10 10 pm Sundays included
skseose trlin at 800 30 ~ ana I;ss and GA
m aud 80 ana 6;l5 p m pam
Peekskii train, 4 90 p. m. 4:2S p M ,.,o
Sing Sing train, 10 mi sI9 lO;S9 a. m' Ano ''"P' u"
A. +. SMITH, Superintendent
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ave have child three months old which Ia, screamed al
most necessarily with spasmoic affection Of the bowels so
that had deipaied Of raising IT, its stomach was
sour bowels dersneed and ALMOST symptom was ppia
vor.ble until obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING Sf-
RUP, which acted like Charm IL Immediately became
quiet aud maniieti every SYMPTOM OF Improvement
and comfort 1t l. good little kitten, playful aud
smiling and seems entirely we'll All Of which We aseribes
the use of Mr.. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
DAVID MILLER Of Clarence, New'Yrok"
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t1lusiral gnslrnmcnIs.
THE BEST PENS N THE WORLD

A MAGNIFICENT, 7-0ctaye, ROSEWOOD
~ PIANO FORTE, for SALE-Oversirong bass ili ron
80. iii mode improved cute. aud fuy guaraTesd; cost
400 for $3.50 including Stool aid Cover Also D[a~ins
Room Fufiiure at great sacrifice inquire at NO. 10 west
26;hst near Gih-sy.
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OyYIcY OF 1IlK Howard Insurance Co.,
NRw-YoRK. Nov. o., 1861
nIVIDEND.-Th Board of Directors have
1 J this dsy declared SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of
TEN PER CENT upon the capital stock payable at the
Office No. CO Wsll-st and after MONDAYt Dee lS6l
HENRY A. OAKLEY. Secretary.
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OIANO.FORTES at WAR PRICES.-We
are now selling Piano Fores ID gfeaty reduced
-ice, for cash Parties wishing oblaia gscass Pie
iOroc az War Rates are invited "a cal
LIGH4E & BRADBURYS
No. az RIoonnca 81. New. OK.
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DR. A. UPHAMs
VEGETABLE
T. l. T. G. 4 A X Y.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
pS-CLERCfYMENl! II!
wLITERARY MEM!
Cs STUDINTSll
wBOOK KEEPERS
And al others WHO from their occupation srvno ensoed TO
axe sye exercise and consequently prcisposd 70 cos
TIVFNESs and It's attendant train Of evil. DfSPtPSA
BILIOUS ARFEC rIONS, LOSS OF APFEIlLE; MAJ
NESS AND PAINTING SENSATIONS, SUDDEN FL Asfi.
rs OF HEAT AND CHILLS, VERTIGO, DlMNESs or
SIGHT HEADACHE SORENESS AND PAINS IN III
LIMBS with both mental and bodily debility too olten seen
relief by strong ALOEFlC and other Drastic !.
PILLS thereby inhicng on themselves me pdAtal;
and esTVdfng comp an Of external or Ie aa
piles To all who are suffering under this distressing action
DIR. A. UPhAM .
,,rt,cnl,rly recommends his VEGETABLE ELECrUARf
pensan agreeable and effective remedy IN every stage
OF Piles ou the ncpent irritation to the most intense SUI
fering. -. ,t.
As an advertisement Is not the place 20 enuueate petcu
lara fail aud explicit directions are around every Ooh.
DR. Tlphan can be consulted az his once, no. w. tnsti
Newly ork where he deyotes his time TO giving proesoha
advice. =, - u,r,r
DRUGGISTS can be supplied by his Agents, C. WELLS
Co No IFS franklin, single box can be obtained oy IN
closng the price 81 by mail where VIII be SEM 10 any All
dress.
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lam happy be able certify to the efficiency Of MRS
WINsLOWrS SOOTHING SYRUP, and 1ae truth Of
what II l. represented to accomplish Having aite boy sui
rns greatly teshins, who could not rest, and night
By bis cries would permit any Of the famiy to % So
purcised bottle Of the Soothing syrup It's effect upon him
was lie magc he went to sleep and all pain and ner
yousness disappeared We have had trouble with him since
and the little fellow VIII pass through with comfort Tue eh
circulating process. OF eehing by the sole aid Of Mr' WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mother who regards
the health and life Of her children should possess It.
Mrs. II. 4. ALGER, Lowell, Mass"
BEWARE coUSrERFEIrs and INVITATIONS.
None genuine unless the fac smile OF CURTIS fEh-
KINs NewYork is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Prineipsl office, No. 10 CEDAR-Sr., NETWORK.
. hot
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IHICKERING and SONS
" GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PlANos
Waferoous. No. 6gi Broadway. New-lof ramos 10 hen
Old Pianos taken IN exchange.
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s. YEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARR aNGEMENT. 1901
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 81, 1851

Passenger Station in Esw.York, 27th-s. and thsS
Entrance on 2silss
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W DAVIS No - Downu gst offers for sale assortment
superior toned ORGANS. Of T. g. TO- and y stops WIN
a. The modern improvements Il prices 70 suit the times ana
on liberal Organs Revoiced and Tuned. Alec, one
Parlor Orsan, stops. ~ so
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90 il)bom It man Concern.

EOR SALE.-TO PERSONS OUT of
Il UEALTa-For beautiful climate, see advertisement Of
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CHAhLES MINOT, Oenefa soo'
NATHANIEL MARSH. Receiver.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of
Il TERMiNUS.--Leave JaTnes-sip snd 3;th-st Ferries
New.York at $3.50 a. NJ for Grenpot: $50 and 35
~ Tor North I,p. and Saturdays % hank $3.50 NJ Md
$3.50 p M for Syosse; $3.50 $3.50 and u for Hemp
stead aud $3.50 a n, $3.50 and p. NJ for Jamaica
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financial.

HEMINWAY, NORWOOD & Co.,
III STOCK AND BOND BROKERS',
No. 81 Exchange place.
BUY and SELL for Cash. on time Stocks Bonds ana
Government Securities, at Board Of Brokers' on commis-
zion exclusively,
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COLLECTIONS on WASHINGTON, ID. c.
~ Claims any OF the Departments uafteinesers Ac'
and Notes paysbe In Washington d. c. collected with
promptness and on moderate terms. by
RlGGS& Co No. SO Wslst
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA.

L L NY and TROY, CONNEt
NORTH ard WEST. Trains leav
From ChambeTsst.
Express, Z and II a. m, and 3: I:2'
Is aud SIP. IA. ,:
Troy and Albany with sleep 1914
Ing earl. l0:l5 p u
PougGkee psie train, st $500 a. q -
m. aud 80 ana 6;l5 p. m. 2.
Peekskill train, 4.eO p. m. Az
Sing Sing train, 10 .. m, 5;l5 1919
r. m. O
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Another Account.

pa Thursday, about 8 O'Clock, & BIZ tile TOOK
rIsrs between 254 Confederates against 600
}susees. oar loss is supposed 10 be about
D. allied, wounded and missing that of tn.
eatrny from 600 10 5op.
Nj HrsBgs, member OF the Sta te Conyen-
ton from Randolph county, was killed by ter
balls shot through him. All of Capt IhvIN'e
company. from buckingham, was killed, to
sstber with all of his officers, except 1t
Col B3sDrsAST and fifteen men. Col HECK
escaped 10 Gen. GARNET, 1t is thought, and 1t
/. Supposed that Gen. GARNET retired in tc
Hardy OF Pendleton counties.
Col ScorT came upon the field just "a the
fair WAS ended. His men begged him to let
them attack he enemy, bat be declined to do
So, and ordered a retreat of his entire force
which was effected ia good o. der, to this side
o. Greehbrier K liver.
The entire Valley is now la the possession
OF The Federal forces.
Col ScorT has with his regiment 90 or q
pr .=oners-U Mon mer-who were arrested hy
the militia of that section Of the country.
Cd. PFaEAs was taken prisoner.
lis thought the Hessians were Il, 600 strong
St Rich Mountain, and had force from Is 10
- us+n al Laurel Hill.
II II related as an incident OF the battle that
Capt DE LAsfER, formerly of Petersburg. in
aommhnd OF az. artillery company, after all
hls men had been killed, loaded and tired one
q ne pieces frt times and when the enemy
came M to him, after he had received his
morlai wound, with only strength enough
tii De drew his revolver and killed TWO Of
the HFssians
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Nirbmona pispatrh.
FIGHT AT RICH MOUNTAIN.

This community. the state. and The entire
sonth feel an intense interest In the details
IA the result Of the conflict which occurred
- ,,e neia hborhood %; the Rich Mountain OF
Tsursasy last, and we regret that we have
~, the means OF gratifying ihem.
passengers who rescued here from Stsuntor
~, Sunday and on yesterday state that the re-
.,-,. received there are vague. inconsistent,
,nt every way unreliable, and they can only
..,.,rt the SANE unsa tisfae tory sta tements.-
u. have mt disposition TO embarrass the
-,sds Of DIR readers with the reitera,ion OF
shth reports.
rr,tn the best Information we can obtain
che IA tile occurred on Thursday last, with r
.s,scrrneut under the command Of Lieuten.
.ri Colonel Pegram. and consisted Of onl.
tarfe corapaf les, which were engaged in III
eght This small force kept In check, for
some time, several thousand Federal troops
and slthouGb soreiy pressed, we learn that
rot more than 90 were killed.
The gallant Lieut.. Col PLaxAs was seri-
,usly wounded, An d was taken prisoner. Ma
ny ot he men in his command. who were b"
ne,ea TO have been killed OF taken prisoners,
hs,e since the battle tound their way int
The cam y of the Confecera'e troops
The last heard of Col. Hh'hs ccmmaDt
was that be was making bis way through tn.
noun aims to Join Gen. GAaSKTT'o forces, but
IS It was reyorted that Gen GASSkrT had re
,,r,,. from. Laurel HI,l, aud his position OF
dsstination unk nova, II was uncertain whei
ral HEcs won Id Join him
Ooh ScorT = regiment was said 20 bs abon'
,,r,y m lies from stanton. aud had been rein
forced by seve ral regiments, within The past
feT isys.
II WAS also reported that ten thousand !
ne FEDERAL army were between Gen. Gan
,r7I- forces and the position held by Colone,
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nj 4n.

O40Oe
:" R.s1s sss s: ss1 =
Turner, sged months and Is days.
Ber little bed IL empty new,
Her lit e clothes laid by.
moth"r's hope q mother's 10y,
III deaths cold arms doth lie.
Ard .hsn my bleediDg heart lies .tiii.
Ard earths dsrs troubles DER
ny baby airi With crowe and harp,
viii lead me 10 the Lord.
church to day tTuesday;j at hslf-psst o'ciocs
family arc RESI- ectfu'ly invited to attend.
nn Yesterday morning, the 18th inst EtfzA
BETH iof-ns daughter Of Edward T.. and Ma
Her funeral will take place .hi. morning. at 1,
. click A NJ from the r. Sidenee Of her amer o,
vitsd to attend.
Ia this city, on the a,h day Of July last. at thu
residence Of John Ipls. E,q THOMAS s..
,tIers " ith pneumonls. sfter q severe Illness of
ten days sufsring. aged Is years
THOMAS PRIoE was native Of North Carroll.
M, wh.le he lived until the year 1850. He tier
mmig grated to ashley. county. Arkansas, whsr.
be reiuained urtii the formation { this company.
ne com ANY, aad as soon % the company va.
i1rmed, he was elected Orderly Sergeant. which
position hs filed with honor TO himself edit
to the company. until the day Of his death. h,s
Los, mas created IN the company feeling of pro-
found 'gret and sorrow; also, those with whom
as..r Wa above rsprca"h as = s"idie1, brave brave
aad patriotic -eae " no enlisted q his cOurtry'i
rause at a sacrifice CT AL the iaxur.es Of life.
Be died too early in tbs southern cause
Blu. MS patriotic words ever greet with AZ.
pldrso.
Your company will ever remember thy name
AZ one VINO enlist, d / Z our Goa ntly q fame.
BE North Carolina papers please copy.
On the 18th inst at IL o'clock, OLIVER DA-
NEWPORT, tnfan. son OF Emmx r. and oliver
Davis, a ed Ii IN Jnths aud 80 days.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from his fathers honse on I'd street
one door from byrd street, THE {Tue-dsy} even.
iox, At clock.
In Alexandria, Va, Nav ssth of pneumonia
GnARLEo W. tHABWkLL. in the 2,st year o.
his aSe. he leaves a mother and lnmercu,
tIiends to mourn his loss.
Funeral Notice.-Tbe funeral OF Lieut.. X. H.
Nc uph NELL, son Of Edward and Elizabeth Me-
CoDnell will take piece from st. James Church
at |! O'Clock, this morning, the 10Th.
The friends ak a. qua nIa noes Of the family are
invited to attend without father Notice.
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FaoN ErRcPE.-The New York Herald edi-
toriaily sums up the recent nsws from Eu-
rope as follows:
The news from Europa by the Persia brings
ms some very important information with re-
spect to the progress and prospects Of the
European coalition--of France, England and
Spain-against the integrity of the Union
This is embraced in the letters of our CORES.
pondents in Paris and London and the 81.
tracts from our foreign files published this
morning.
We give the exact text Of The article lately
published in the Moniteur. in which Napo-
leon foreshadows the recognition or the rel bel
Confederacy ms an independent Power. 1t is
interpreted by onr Paris CORES pondent exactly
in The sense in which we read the translation
received by the Etna, and the writer adds that
IL would have been embodied in a diploma tic
circular addressed by NJ Thouvenel to the
French Ministers ut For egn Courts, as illus
trating TO them the exact position OF his ma
iesty the Emperor towards Italy and Anne
iica.
Messrs. Mann. Yancey and Rost, the reb
Commissioners, were In Paris. They report
ed that Great Bri tain would soon recognize
the rebel Government, bat the statement
was not very generally credited, although ii
was believed both in Paris and London that
the British Cabinet were very an xious to do
so, il its chief members had plausible ex-
cuse.
Captain Russell, who was commissioned
by Napoleon 10 report to him on the perform
anca Of the Great Eastern during her late
trip to aud from New York, was also In
Paris, and volunteered. II would seem, the
opinion, that two separate republics would,
Of necessity, have 70 exist here. Mr.. Rus
sell also added that in his opinion, the armies
would not engage In any serious conflict.
II Is added that Napoleon will act With
caution" In the matter. corresponding only
lot the time with the Cabinet In Washing.
ton
secession was advocated openly ia London
Dy many ernissaries OF the rebels.
Inc public mind OF England WAS becoming
very mucn excited on The question of ap In
able distress existed already In Lancashire
And mucn apprehension, as TO fhe eonseq asn-
ees likely 70 result from empty cotton ware,
honsss and IDLE mills. is expressed In the pa
psrs.
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FATAL AFFsAys The Jacksonport lark }
Herald has accounts of two fatal affrays. At
Grand GlaiZe, H. Wheeler attacked K J Shell.
ley, and fired at him from a double barrelled
shotgun, shooting from both barrels. Four
buckshot struck Mr.. Shelley, wounding him
Wheeler then ran into store and stood at the
door, when the firing CT another gun was
heard, aud Wheeler fell dead. He receiy-
ed nine bnckshot, and his death was instan ia
Moons. He was from Cincinnati. Shelley
was improving.
In Jacksonport. difficulty took place be.
tween Mr.. Castanado and Samuel Tate, the
latter man well known on the river, and Cas-
tsnado shot him dead. The quarrel was about
a pet bear. Deceased leaves a wife and two
children.
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CH To THE MILIr Ry-I am still making a
large suppiv OF the FoLDISa HINGE CAMP Bgp.
STEAD, and in every in:tancs where 1t has been
nsed II h's given entire satisfaction. Th'sa who
have ccpted my Of the nhiuatiops Ct this bed
for which have applied for patent, sha II
use All legal means 10 protect nv CAIN against
is succoasfal.
have made decided Improvement in PAIN
rER's AMY CAMP Cor, and have also another
style Ca'Gp BED which is equal super Tor to any,
except thu Folding Hinge Bsd pow In use. ha ' Q
also variety Of Camp Stools and Ches -. Tho.e
interested are respectfully invited TO cali and
examine for themselves &c HOWE
Governor street aud 18th street, opposite Capt
tOl SquaTe. ~ Io-l2ts
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man in Kentucky killed cow, few days
sinca, in whose stomach was found large
brass pin. hair pin. ard quantity of hooks
and eyes. 1t is inferred that the old COW
swallowed the milkmaid.
The citizens CT New Orleans are subscrib
ing literally for fund to erect monument
20 Lieut.. Col. Dreux, killed near Newport
News III skirmish with some Federal
troops.
W. ID. Watts, Esq. who, for twenty years
or more, filled the Office of Ordinary of Lau-
rens District, s. q died at Glenn Springs on
Wednesday, last.
The original New York Spirit Of the Times,
the Oldest sp ortng paper In the country, has
suspended publication
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.


The Ksp,risd Fight In the NOrthwess.
LcrlsvsLLE. July IA The Rich Mountsip
fight over which the Federais have been 80
jnbilant, Is rapidly losing it's interest and re
liability to them. The latest dispatch states
with two ,pnon. The Southern loss was IS
killed and about as many wounded. The
Federal loss Was ii killed and % wounded.
The above statement of the killei and
wounded was approved by Gen. Mcclellan,
but his own dispatches to Washington report
mis- loss to bs ~ killed and ~ wounded
It is apparent that the inv ,ders had made
plans for certain victory, and sent bulletins
oe'oIe tne hkht. courier, cent by NcOlel
day for a certain signal, which he failed to
get, and the enterprise resulted only In the
dislodgement OF 500 Southern troops by FIVE
invading Federal regiments.
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I.AkgF VESSEL OFF THE WESTERN BsR We
learn thst on yesterday morning, says the
Wilmington Journal, of the 18Th y a large pro-
peller steamship, evidently a war vessel, and
supposed to be the Wabash. caIne to anchor
off the western bar, q Id about four miles
from Fort CasWel1. Sine WAS in the same po-
-ition this morning at daylight, hut soon got
up anchor and steamed off to the Southwest
in the direction of Georgetown and Charles
ton. Possibly this is the same vessel that en-.
gagged the batteries Off Hatteras. She WAS not
British vessel for she had the Stars and
Stripes at her miZen. She is probably cruis
ing around after privateers, and ready to pick
no ar thing she can get.
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SEVEN DEATHS Ry DIPHTHERIA IN SEVEN
WEEKs.-One of the family of Mr.. John Alb
hott, OF Gambia, New H am pshire, was taken
with the diphtheria seven weeks ago, and
since then all of MS children, seven IN num-
Der, have died of the disease. Six OF them
wars living-st home, the other was daugh-
ter, residing i'll the house adjacent and child
OF the latter also died of diph heria during tbs
fatal period of seven weeks. Mr.. Abbott toll
lowed the last of his children to the grave on
Tuesday last.
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HOMICIDE AT DELHI.--A fatal affray occur
red at Delhi, La, on the 9th inst, between &
Mr. loving, private in the Delhi Southrons,
and Captain Slade, of the same company, in
which the former was shot and instantly
killed bv the latter. 1t seems that Shade
charged Loving with having broken up the
company; that they had had a quarrel at
Jackson, after the company was dsbanded,
ard that the quarrel was renewed at Delhi,
The result of which was as above stated.
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r m. . Of the Richmond Dispatch.
AAs HtItf1y,, &C.,.

All hail thu osAAsK u. H., July is, 1881.
y Ias STA e httie pa triotie COUNTY Of Orange
oaa.y Tia, u the glorious Old Doninion ths
I1A Taylor e1ss birth To a Madison. harbour
',,e, nors ma. one has, according 70 pOpula
,gns.t.'y In ths III. IN ths nsid than any other
Lee as Commissioner Of ~ Rs sns last re-
cass 60 ,alak Population OF loo She s sas
Ets'lus lev seers Ia the field. aud WIZ" , ~.
=. VIII tse, Which will be iu 4 few 49,
[,T pulled have $50 or 800 as good ma. :,
ny other : :, alsxsy What co6nty Ia tina
''"'s eaa bsss ~ Let u hear.
II,
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ARSON AID ArrEMrr AT MrRpER.-S &.
Barnett alias Tom. Barnett, whose house
and adjacent stores were burned down on
Thursday morning, w.s before the Grand
Jury yesterday. when true bills were found
charging him with setting fire to his house
and shooting at his wife with intent TO kill
her.-Me,aphis appeal, 13M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-16

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