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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

or rBx sroHsoso DISPATCH
MoRRlarowx, TsSs., Aug. 10, 1901

NoRRIaTowS, TsSs., Ang. 10, 1851.
our election for Governor, Members of
ytoaerpss and the State Legislature, has
passed or with bat little excitement, every
one being IN ,isflsd beforehand as TO what the
result would be-. The Southern Right par
ty has carried The State by amaIorsy, which,
in tts effects, IL overwhelming.
The Permanent Constitution has been car
ried; Harris is elected Governor and the Legts-
la,ure is so decidedly Southern that the traitor
members from East Tennessee are talking
largely about PA triotism and 10y atty TO their
State.
The 3ans, rebellion vote of East Tennessee
is agais. IN the majority, though its numbers
have hNeu decreased from i've 70 ten thou-
sand 1t Is thought Maynard, Nelson ARD
Bridges. rebellion candidates, arc elected |"
the United States Congress from their /"
specufe districts but l must say, IN jus iee
so he people Of East Tennessee, that y ma
loyity II them Will not raise the sword TO
stitke uowu choir own State, and II eser the
time comes 70 Test il, they Will prove what 1
say 20 be- true.
Vufartunatelv The influence of demagogues
md traitors has been great and the people
have been led strs.v. he worii never before
knew IT 3 more ambitious man than Nelson,
4 great damagosue than johnson, ur a more
com pie e Yankee Than MayLaId. The talents
a tAsse men combined have led the public
ruipd OF last Tennessee astray, but their work
~ uSpS done. no WORE Will their traltOrouS
footsteps poIiute the soil OF Tennessee. John
son is IN Washing 'on city, TO HIM 4 copgenIai
CLINE, Tor Naerr else could he find enough
cufrutt:Cn TO nh his yoIscious appetizer
Maynard h IS escaped through the mountains
- kep'uckY on HIS way 10 Yankeedo,n, his
nstlVe C:Uls Nelson ~ q prisoner. lie was
taken IL Lee county, Va. a mile ana Il h III
ON tar ienreSsee lime, BY Captain Dance,
81 he Home G2SfG.
W 10 not e&uit over the mistcrtunes Of
tsIep a.em,, We deplore The necessity which
caused h., aires, we admire ais talents and
th=Y1c'-~ utls hhor AND personal friend,
HAs amb non, that destroyer Of our species,
has led htm 10 commit treason against ms
country and mis- people; therefore We approve
q as aEreSt, aud hope he may 10 deal! " III
As T&a merits u his case deserve
We dc not exPs>t rebellion in Last Tennis
set-ouI pS0pie are Got 50 fond q rus hing
lutt Destruction, b&t even II the rHbeillDuS
ysrnou - hem were willing 20 destroy their
>t}EA bc~s. ihsi: own preservation would
.aGsr .Sem ~ ieSiSt from such attempt,
o2czH>r -Sg are uuabls 20 contend against
a. s,eyVs ot the STATE, much less that OF the
= * thHrG tGniederaVy. J n. :,
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A letter from the Vatican, dated July
18th, states that the Pope's health is now
perfectly restored, and that he either drives
out or takes Il long walk almost every day.
Hon. Edward Lloyd, SEN, an eminent citi-
zen OF Talbot county, Maryland, died on Sun
day last.
A Republican member of the Iowa Legi.la-
ture made S34 600 out OF his contract to cIothe
the State volunteers.
George Edward Rice, = Boston lawyer, shot
himself on Sunday in the boarding house Of
Mr.. David Reed, Rcxbury, Massach u sets.
Lieut.. Col. Tyler, of the Confederate SER
vice who was arrested in Cincinnati few
days ago, is ~ be imprisoned in Fort Lafay-
ette.
1t ia stated that Adelina Patti ia married to
Mr.. Rothschild, nephew of one of the great
bankers.
Ex-Mayor Walter r. Danforth, of Provi-
oence, r. l., died a few days ago.
Tho Duke of Buckingham died recently IN
England.
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~ great deal has been said n Doul tn, O.
role gearing Of the Il lack HORSE" oi tauquler
at the bdltks oi nanasbas Plains. The Obj eet vi
Tho author oil this comInun cation 10 not 70 dis
pdiese mo clAlT Of this gallant corps 10 the hs h
alsti-etlSh when 1t has Juatiy won IN public 60
tiNation, out simply TO do Justice To another gaI
laAt coips-Lne Chester Il sid cavalry, cuInmanI-
W captain W. b. BALL. ANS company, on III.
hdLl"fabIe list OF July, united with tho BLACK
oofso 20 form 81 uaGroA, and part OF the re-
Sait ~ tHS-r cumDl Aod LGd dalluS efvrts . tn
NaIi1it VI th.1teen splendid hr ID pieces. The
"a 144tAtipn Il thl, lLUCn OF Tact 10 due to
1idFt men VINO compose this ccinmanu, and " %
wei" IN ,na ta~ very nrst, upon toe commence
hsut - hostul-Ies, l. teudsT Their services to
pOFernor LsICHLk. 1t In due, Alec, to The proud
o'd 'tH ! with aeu. tAoiI !OItn, Ia portion oI
hoi h""ef ana oh!FaIry, Win tne Inspiring be
IleI thst thoy wouIu VIA claplet OIL g-oiy Tor
ihemssi' 70, @Rd ledrct Id yiEg Iustre pom hel
on Al eHcutc .epn. LEI nULir AHA her daughters
looking " IN stIdl-lrk eyen anu with anxious
ho ttts 10 rec lTe f1EOIa lie .ldinSs from those
nave CONS 10 TIE trutpd heId 20 represent IN euI
80 llIhntr+-e tAoir n hSrVIc valor, and TO die,
II noceseA y, IN uete ACe ii eFerytnlng they hoia
sacred a.u dtni-tuelr liberties, tnelE houoI
n >lr hVJ-es &AG their AltaIs.
al s'-4t* JUSTITIA.
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Remembrances for Absent Friends. - We
learn that arrangements have been perfected
on the Central Railroad, ny which the lady
friends and others of the gallant First Regi-
ment can send to the soldiers such substantials
and deicacies as they may be enabled TO get
together ready for transmission by to-m0r-
row morning. The Regiment il now stationed
at Fairfax Courthouse, and the "boys' com
posing it will no doubt be delighted to receive
evidences of regard from the cold folks at
home" as they stand in need of nick -nacks
The arrangement for conveying the articles to
them has been made by lady. The conduc-
tor of the train will take charge of and deliver
edibles and other articles that may be sent.
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AkRpsT oS CA.tss OF laFASoS - Before the
brfakirg out i acIuA! nos lies between
the Unifed : q. hes aud the C0n'eierate :: ates
and before int course between the w sec
tons had oeen Iutsrdictei, several business
houses o. Baltimore il III removed their stocks
ol goOGs - Il G 1lIond, ter reasons satisfac tory
10 them elves. Among them was the dry
goods house Of Lap,cr, - others d 90. We
DIe /. II. Il hat they brought their goods
nitaer oy wy ci " IN ngtpn, and were rot
cos true tsd One Of the firm, NJ. l.. l. La
pI-r, returned 20 = fillmore few days agC,
aHd On Tuseday last wag arrs sted ny Lincoln's
police or tl- ehsrga Of treason, in having "inr-
hiehed alG and comfort 10 the eneny = These
facts We learn froia he Baltimore sun, which
paper plso announces the arref' OF Mr. J. W
s 10y, OF The same firui, ~ order Of General
inks, at Sandy Hook, Maryland. The Bal
timore Exchange. Of Thursday, contradicts
the Grres % III. LGuies, hut the sun, of the
same dat, rsiterates its previous statement,
ttlat eo was arrested aud GENT 70 Inc Fort We
are unable Ia cay which Is correct but We
eupDoee the t.,ends ot NJ. i.anier la this city
ARE III possession OF the iae Us.
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AMER CAN HoRsEs IN EHGLAsn The naWs
by the Nova ScotlAn conveys the in telljgence
tha- lhs famous Good wood cup, for which
here is Always tGa greatest struggle among
EqElsh porting men, has n. woa by tns
Amerift IN fors~ Starke About five years ~ }
Mr. Ten RrOeo'< went to England with Lee
c2T3te, = yur ard Pry GROSS, To contend then
for the GoodWood cup. He placed his faith in
Pri"Tess, who had an extensive American
reputation, but he was disappointed, his ia
ch ipGe III tire race. " It'll true American per
evcr nee he b a steadily pursued the Course
ma, ked out ar his advent upon English sell
md at t1st, with an American horse has car
r,-d 81 the prize so much coveted by all
lovers vt the turf,
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lFor the klcnHoud Dls .alch.

I
Having seen communication IN your paper
OF to-day, from f.. +. bouCaclie, NJ. D.,
wherein be recommends the Use Ut elder juice,
decocuon OF cider, tor the expulsion OF
maggots from wound, / will state for the
benefit OF the unfortunate J. once tried the
elder, and also spirits OF turpentine, on a
wound ON one of my horses, In which The les
had deposited their eggs, and l found nothing
would remove them until l tried boiled honey
which found removed them on the first ap-
plica tioa. If you think this worth comma
nicating TO The public, you can do SO.
Yours. &c, q. w. @.
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Stealing S'o.et Things-Morgan, slave OF
Fratk Wnitloek, was carried before the Mayor
yesterday and ordered Is lashes, for stealing
q bucket of honey from John s. Mosby. The
latter thought the appropriation Sweet
thing" for the defendant, but hard thing for
the owner, consequently the Mayor was COM
PEELED to mix a little gall with the honey,
which was done in the shape of Is lashes.
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A SBCBssIoEIsr LosBs A LAaAcY.-Henry
King & wealthy resident of Allentown, Pa,
died te W weeks since, leaving an estate val
ued at 100000. He died chidiess. He was a
brother OF T. Butler King, one of the Com
missioners of the Confederate States, now III
Europe. Mr.. King had made will leaving
half Of his property to his WIFE and the other
half TO his bro Their, but e few weeks before
his death, exasperated at the secession senti-
ments of his brother, he made new will,
leaving most OF his property 10 his wife, and
the remainder to charitable purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

BUKsED 10 pEAfH.-Miss Bert Ia Scheller
sister OF Mrs. MatGua, p German &c tress OF
New York, met with fatal accident on the
~ b ct J uiy, 1T the Straisund Theatre, Russia,
Where she was engaged as premieTa daRSa,lSe.
Her dress caught firs while she was dancing
pas fe dfat Win Mis- Rossi, who came neac
sharing heg tate III ate mpting 10 extirguish
tie fiames. Several gentleman jumped from
the boxes to the stage 10 reader their assist
Gnc@, out unfortunately succeeded only 10
saving The lite Of Miss Roesi, as her compan-
ion Was - seriously iujured that after three
days Of iatensa agoay sLs expired.
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DIED

On the morning Of the 18th instant, LOUISA
PERRY. daughter Of David and Marcy O. Turner.
Her funeral will take place from the residence
Of her parents, on Sd street, ut 10 O'Clock this
fsaturdsy) morning. The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
At Selma" In Orange county, Va, the resi-
dencs of DR.. Peyton Grymss, the nth instant.
Mr.. w. w. TAYLOR, Of Company &C. 18th Regi-
ment Mississippi Volunteers
He sleeps in Jesus.
RF Mississippi papers lease CODY.
At the residence Of her father, Franklin street
Richmond, Va. on Sunday morning, 18th inst
Shabby BINf0RD, youngest child OF Thoma.
l.. and Cora V. Johnson, aged ii months and
days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

Another Rain-The dust was most eteotu-
ally laid by heavy shower which fell yester-
day. 1t was not specially wanted; but, as 1t
laid the dust, was welcomed by all. The
weather still continues very COOL for the season
The wounded soldiers, both of the Abolition
and Patriot foroes, are benefited by the coel-
ness which materially aids chem in their re-
ooyery from the mishaps Of the battlefield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

VEI?Nn STATES GRAND LUDGB or ODD FIJI
lowe --tsl! siderable an xiety has been mani
Tested Nv the members Of the fraternity OF
odd Fellows III regard to the a"nu3l session
OF The Grand Lodge OF The United SAFES, on
account OF the pIt seat distracted state Of the
country. Baltimore IL the place aesigpa ted
IOC he ing this year, and the Np3t WOr-
thy Grand Sire, the chief eft ia the order,
Hon 4 Boylstou, OF South Carolina, is IN
active -..rYiCa III the Confederate army Il
lett7r lu-t received from james J.. Rdgely
Esq Of baltimore, Grand Secretary of the
Gran Lodge, in answer 10 inquiries addressed
10 him. says that Ae has recon- manded "A post
pOnement until January, 1862 but thinks from
be difficulty of efectDg :. cores poDderca
with the Grand she, that no action will he
taken, aud thet ihc sessiOn VIII he held
- u-pal--lAc GT4L1 sire ehsenting him
-aif from the meeting The free States hor-
ser States. and possibly Tennessee, viii be
represented BGC ~ the Treasury i wholly
Impoverished by the terrible tie OF affiirs
ito which our country is row plunged, the
Grand Secretary recommends that he repre-
sentatiYes should come prepared tn the ne
CessarY funds 10 take care OF themselves du-
Ting their ay IN Baltimore. Probably the
members will draw nel.her mileage nor per
uiem this year, which viii prove "a great
hardship 10 those trou distant Jurisdictions
Hurrish5@rP Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

HoNB-MADB EsvKLoPEs.-Mr. J a. Brown
has lett on our table package OF self sealing
letter envelopes made by mself, OF North
Carolina manufactured Post Once paper
All very good-quite good enough tor the or
binary business Of the country. The work
manship is decidedly good. He is prepared TO
furnish them by the box or thousand, at mod
erat5 rates -SdIiSbNry HatchmGn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

Important ia Nilttidmen.-By the Procla
nation Of the Governor of the Sd Of June,
1861, militia companies were ordered to as
semble at least once q week fer inspection and
drill.
Under this order all persons, except those
exempt by law from all military Duty were
required to muster once a week, including,
among others, persons employed upon Gov
eminent work, milers, bank officers, police
officers, fremen, contributing members of vol
uuteer companies, railroad ha3ds, overseers,
&c.
BY TIE Proclamation Of the 18th July, the
entire militia force on the North side of James
river was called into in mediate service, and
required to rendezvous at appointed places.
BY the Proclamation Of the 10th July, Ger
tain persons we're exempted from the call of
the 18Th July into actual scrrice. Among the
persons thus exempted were operatives upon
Government work, Bank officers, overseers of
farms, millars, police officers, and railroad
hands.
The questions arose, first, whether persons
employed upon Government work, Bank Off
GERS, &C., exempted from the call into immediate
serrice were also exempted from n,s,ter,ng once
n reek, under the proclamation of the third of
Juns. 1861 and, second, whether persons are
liable TO be fined for not mastering once
week
la response to inquiries m ade to him on tho
subject, the Governor has replied that persons
employed On Government work, millers, Bank
officers, police officers, fremen, contributing
members Of volunteer companies, railroad
hands, overseers, &c, though exempted from
the caN into Immediate serrce, are still required
to mtsfer once u ,oeck and are liable to be tined
for not mastering onca a week under the proc
lamation of the third Of juno, 1881.
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Death Of Mr.. Armau.-Mr. Horny Arnall,
tho young man who met with An accident at
the Central Depot in this city, on Thursday
afternoon, noticed in our columns yesterday
morning, died of the injuries which no re-
ceived On that occasion about IL o'clock on
the night of the same day the accident occur
red. We learn that the suferings Of Mr..
Arnall were of the most excruciating charac-
ter, and that he hailed death Is the hardin ger
Of mercy and repose.
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Naryland ArtiIiery.-The officers Of this
admirable company are A. Snowdeu Andrews,
of Baltimore, Captain William F. Dement,,
Of Charles, First Lieutenant; Charles Contee,
of Prince George, Second Lieutenant; +. Dab
ney, OF Mississippi, Third Lieutenant. The
company consists Of one hundred men, all
Marylanders save four Mississippians. Their
battery consists of one rifed cannon, two
l2-pounders and three l2-pound howitzers.
Trey have been encamped near the Reservoir,
who're men and horses have undergone strict
course of drill, preparatory to being ordered
upon active service. High expectations have
been entertained of this corps, which has been
q great fayorite in Richmond and ia com posed
OF the sons Of many Of the Oldest and best
families in lower Maryland. Their uniform is
in color light grey, almost white, from
which it can hardly be distinguished ut dis
tsnce--kepi, jacket and trousers being all of
the same color, relieved by scarlet trimmings
The Maryland Artillery l.ft Richmond yes
terday morning.
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Stealing Tsme.-James Humphries and
Daniel Murphy were arrested and Gagged by
tho Police yesterday, on the charge of stealing
two silver watches, worth s26, from Adam,
slave of John Z. Wadsvorth. They did not
take time by the forelock," but seized his in
dicators possessed by tho unfortunate Adam,
for which unlawful act the Mayor proposes to
make them account this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

lKr0k-Er AEkasT op BEARER OF Uig.
fA'' asr -fAe Geographic dispatches from
ne" i"ff published 10 the Baltimore pa
Yer, announce The arrest OF Robert Moore.
ga NhaFl'atcn brother Of the British Consul
~ HeW 'Tieaus," CO The caarge OF being IL
p'afef Oh dispatches from Jeff DAVIS TO tbe
800 ,h*'h cofam'esioners 81 Enr9se" II ~
~ -'1"o'e IS Inc lame Of The Britt Consul
~ he" "1'ean$ 1nsre is probably s.,n,s
~ tahs about the 1aat.+r.
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fENrHIsE Z0rAvEs FuR ACrIvE SERVICE
The ButaIo On. Com merclal is crediby
Informed tina Il female 4 nave Company is
org ani2ed, Uniformed, armed and equipped in
that city, and have for several weeks past
been periecting themselves In military move
Is, under he direc ton of Il competent of
fIcer. They have attained 20 such perfection
in drlil that they. contemplate parading in
public within - couple of weeks. 1t Is said
u So that they are organized for no simply
hoi id4y purpose, but intend volunteering for
field service, and if that is refused them, they
viii cter themselves rs hospital assistant
and nurses
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TBgArRICAL.-Al the actors are going
abroad, despairng IF any chance at home
during the war. Miss Cushman. Joseph
Jefferson, Clarke, the comedian, the Flor
ences, Sam Oowen Misc Sara Stevens, and
Mr.. Sothern are announced as having already
left for Europe, or as being on the point OF
departure.
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ARMY COMMITTEE Y. NJ. c. A,


Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, Colonel Third Reg-
meut ginia Volunteers:
DBAR SIR: ! have received your favor of the
18th last. enclosing power OF attorney author
ising me to draw from tho Confederate States, rs
the same may become due. the amount of your
pay as . member Of Congress, Ard to appropl late
1t for the relief OF he BACK and wounded er.
Of Uur army.
Yon Will please accept the grateful acknow-
ledgments Of oar Committee ivr this generous
contribution.
Yours, very respectfully,
WM. Z. MUNFORD,
an Ill Chairman, nc.
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GhkNs .N1SB BY gits PERSIA.
- trneztcan Lean Likely to b, Taken IN
ENGLAND

We ha~e received some aldi ionaI news by
.hs teArneg Persia, which We subjon:
The BrttlSh Parsiameut was rapidly wind
ing up the business OF he session
Lord PalmerstOn said that Government
wrulo not in tertere IN Neapo!itan aff airs He
h"p'd. on The cor trary, that The Italian Gen
erals wouid crush out the prevailing brigaud-
age
The London Times. III the city article, says,
I. is / o. 10 be supposed that any hCuses OF IN
hueT &C VIII he willing 10 act as agents for the
a4neTicau loan in London. frIuEht rs il would
30 with every element OF danger 70 subscribers
veil TO the friendly relations with the
Union, y heneyer it shall be races tahlishesi by
II re MN, either compulsory or voluntary, OF
the Southern States
The london Advertiser processes to hsva
iufCrmat'on that the North is going to ignore
all biockGdes and collect duties by vessels s,a-
toned off the blockade ports.
Lord he: bert, late Secretary of War, died
or he = inst. It Is generally believed that
his death was caused by Cyerwork.
The ArChdnke and Archdpchess Macmillan
Of Austr'a are on visit to Queen Victoria.
TIE CuRard Steamship COmpany have sold
the steamer j IRA 10 the Canadian line.
1t il stated that after the visit OF the King
OF Prussia TO France, Napoleon Will go to wit
ness The PTuSslGn mill lazy mGEPuyres.
l. is rApJI led that the French and English
squadron viii remain 1t Syria till win ter.
The Paris BOuISe remained firm at est zoe
II is asserted that the French Court is uLri-
gujng u dsQ!ace Baron klcasoli he NOT being
phert eoo',s 4 for the Emperor Napoleon.
he } Italian loan greatly exceeds the amount
REQ aired
a CON bined and simultaneous movement by
the ke1CtiO lists was being vigorously sup
pressed by Gen. Cialdini. at Naples. Fresh
disturbances had occurred in The Jewish guar
ter Of the city.
l. is reported THAI the Office Of Governor
General OF Poland - to be suppressed.
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Fast Drfving.-The Mayor yesterday fined
Charles Terriil five dollars for driving his
wagon against the buggy of John II. Gardn er,
and Smashing things generally" Fast or
iuconsiderate driving has become nuisance
in Richmond, and the Mayor is determined to
rcbuke the practice.
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Neglect Of Dwy.-Jno. M. Francisco, Cad
mus {. johnson, and Geo. w. II. Tyler, three
of the Commissioners of the Revenue for this
city, we're yesterday presented by tho Grand
Jury the Hastings Court for neglgently and
unlawfrlly emitting from the property books
persons W no should have been entered therein
for taxation,
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Populoas.-The streets we're alive and busy
yesterday with the multitude who passed to
and fro intent on business or pleasure. In
the morning the ladies were about Considers
bly,, if not more" The men were passing all
day; among them armed thousands, but whittier
we shall not say.
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7hrosn Uverbaara.- indictments made
by tie Grand Jury against JOS. Augustine, c.
Bsstea. Anderson I fratasa, usas, jenkins.
sad G. Bafaigs, fas sesias aslinss.ss sisa5u.
Isasasss, wa,s ysssssaay aisssisssa by the
puurt
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TVE" BBsIoIA Boy" IgAT ILLINOIS %

TIE BBfIOIA BOY II Al ILLINOIS OOUkT =
| appears that the domes Tic diliic OF the
Benlcia Boy are not yet settled TO the salts
faction OF all parties concerned. We find an
Cfcial notice in the Woodstock Sentinel, Of
the : n instant, directing his wife. Adah
Isaacs Msnken Hsenan, 10 appear at the Octo
Der term OF the court of McHenry county,
Illinois, to show why the " Boy" is not enti-
tied to g. decree CT divorce.
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Ordered to be Soda coiored man, named
Washington Brown, who had remained liz the
State contrary to law, was yesterday tried be
tore the Hastings Court for the offence, and
ordered TO be sold into slavery by the City
Sergeant.
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a FRENCH STBAaER.--A friend writing Us
from thew iCinity of Carolina City, n O., on
the Il h, says that q large French stsam man
DIVA passed there few days since and
when opposite the fort saluted the Confede-
rate G8s.--P0rts. Trans.
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Released.-Jos. Kelley, cent to jail twelve
months since, and fined for pounding man
with a slung- shot, was yesterday released by
the Hastings Court, having served out mis- time
and being unable to pay the fine.