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HIua;cipal Elections.

GENEVA n. Y, March 5.--At the Charter
Election held in this village yesterday, the
Democrats We're successful on their entire
ticket, with one exception. The average
Democrat tic majority is 10.
BATH. Me, March 5.--Israel Putnam. Re-
publican, was reelected tor Mayor yesterday
by 363 over all opposition.
Thirty-four guns were fired In honor OF
President Lincoln.
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VIsIr To THE FoRrIFIcATIoSs.- Br1gadler
General Beauregard in company with nus
Fxcelleucv Gcv. Pickens, who was accompa-
MED by several of his Aids, visited Fort J ohn-
son, Cummings Point Battery and Morris
Island Battery, on Monday morning. Ihey
returned about six o'clock i'll the evening"
We learn that Gen. Beauregard was very
much struck with the great amount OF Wor
that had been done and the general progress
and strength of the fortifcations ih"y ala
not visit Fort Moultrie, but Gen Beauregaru
avnrnssad perfect confidence that Fort sum
ter could be- reduced, and that II was ques-
ton only Of time. -ChGrlest0n Courier.
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MoyTGoMERY, ALA, March 6.--Mr. Curry
offered resolution instructing the Judiciary
Committee 10 inquire into the expediency of
prob the importation OF slaves in to the
Southern Confederacy from the United States,
except those owned by persons elnigrating for
settlement and residence.
The Congress then went into secret session.
SECOND DIsPATCH.1
The southern Congress, in Executive SEES
sion confirmed the nomination of John H.
Reagan, of Texas, as PostmasterGene in
place of Elliott of Miss, who declined.
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SIEGrLAR CASE OF CATALEPsY.-A policeman
in Toronto, on Monday last, observed a man
standing upon the sidewalk, mouoniess and
with face distorted. On being accosted ne dlu
noL reply, when the policeman iaio us ii'nu
unon him and found him perfectly insensib1a.
lie raised his arm, it remained outstretched
he bent his body, and it continued in the posi-
lion he had placed it. The unfortunate man
was immediately conveyed TO his home ano
,,incesI under medical care. Every sense anC
faculty was apparently suspended. He after
wards revived some what, but AT last account
was in a precarious condition.
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SwtsnbIxG. w Liggett, OF WASH
ingtcn county, Nd, has been Uied ana con
vlcted for obtaining 500 from John A. tfor-
don, of Spotsylvania county, Va, On lalse
pretences Mr. tiordou's servant had run
away, and Lggett visited Mr.. O., Offering &c
apprehend him for 1900. The money was p3ld
but EIr Gordon afterwards discovered tina
the negro was in iail at Hagers town, Md, be
fore Iiggett made the offer.
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MEXICAN MINISTER TO The UNITED States
General Uraga has been appointed Envoy In
traordinarv and Minister Pienipotentiary 10
the United States General U. was formerly
Mexican Minister near the Court of Prussia.
lie subsequently, led division of the Liberal
army and lost u leg at the battle OF Gnadala-
90
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A-I4ADY SET on FLEE IN VERY SINGULAR
NJ .NvER.-On Friday evening. a lady entered
q store in second street, New York, for the
purpose Of making purchases, when she ac-
cidpntallv trod upon Il match which lgnlted,
and the flames communicat ted TO her under
garments. The lady did not perceive that her
clothing was on fire, snpposing that the
warmth proceeded from the register, unul
some persons in The rear of the store diseoV-
cred The fact rushed to her assis lance ana ex-
tinr,,ishad the flames She was but slightly
injured, but upon her removal to her home
WA. attacked with hystelical fits of SO severe
a nature that fears We're entertained OF her
recovery.
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NFy INSTRUMENT OF PEACE.-At chance
dog lyht in Cleveland, last week, chlorotorm
had 10 he administered to the upper dog - 10
make him release his hold of his weaker OPP
nonent Immediately after inhaling the sub.
lie duid tie animal relaxed his grasp, and fell
insensible in which condition he remained ioi
some time.
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P1ATfya PRAcrIcAL J oKE on A LEfIsLATuRE.
A Madison wisconsin, paper relates that
some wag entered the Assembly cna1hoeT the
o5hcr rn6rniur and set the clock ahead about
forty minutes Ii was the intention 10 hoia
session of about one hour. but as the members
entered they glanced at the clock, and stead
of taking their seats broke Tor the depot lea
i,,r tho Assembly in Il short time without a
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CELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Dispatches 10 the Richmond Dispatch
Political MaNemenfs

ItScHRvRG. Va, March "a petition nu-
nprousiy signed by the immediate supporters
VI Messrs. Speed and Slaughter, Il in circu
alton, tnstruc ting them to vote for an ordt-
lance of secession. 1t Is contempia ted to send
down morrow.
GooDsoS, Va. March GA large meeting
vas held here to-day, and resolutions passed
Urging the Convention to vote for immedia Ia
secession.
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TRusr EE,> SALE OF Land An

l. FLAW tS IN HSNbh EH ~ Ill puF-
suaUce of the provisions of Il deed of trust, ex-
well, dated January ltth, 1851, and duly record
ed in Hanover county, shall sell at public auc-
ton Ia the highest bidder, for CASH. at New Mar
ket In the county Of Hanover, on TUESDAY the
9th day Of APRIL. 1851. all the interest of The said
BENJAMIN 7. boswell in the tract of land Gale
NEW MARkET, on winch Mrs. Lilly Ann Dos
we'll now resides, containing about five hundred
aud thirty-seven acres: AMI also, in thirteen
SLAVES, now held for life by Mrs. Lilly Ann
boswell. The interest Of the said Benjamin T.
boswell in the land is a present vested lee in
one-third thereof, and vested remainder in fee
in on half Of another third His interest in the
slaves l. vest ed remainder in fee. in one-half
NH 1-IrNEtdS q. @. GRlSMNLD. Trnstee.
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.,s-l TRUSTEES SALE OF
T. III + Il FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSE
j " ! IAND COW, AT THE UNION FE-
VI ALE IN CHUTE, UNION HILL, AT AUCTION.
BY authority Of a deed cf trust executed by VIM.
Jacob Points. bearing date 22d September, ls6o.
aud of record in the Clerks Office Of Heurico Co.
Court the undersigned. az trustee named therein
will proceed to sell 1T public anction. the pre-
misses, on tn ESDAY, the l2th day Of March l.Gl
~ 10 o clock, the HpUSBliOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including Bureaus, Bedstesds
Mattresses Feather Beds, Caue Chairs, Windsor
Chairs Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Marble-top Tables
two Piano fortes, Bed Clothing, School Furni.
ture, &c, sc.
ALSO One HORSE and one cow
TERNs.-E0r 4 II sums under $50 cash for SIMS
Of $50 and upwards, an approved endorsed pego.
table note, at 10 days credit 18th interest added
A. =. BROWN, Trustee.
RYDale conducted by Taos W kEgsBE, Auct
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.njc,da In Nav York, Monday, by taking chic
roforrn He was man of fine literary at.
tainrnents, and wa. about TO become editor o.
the Pioneer, a paper shortly TO be pubhsasa'
Drink was the cause OF the act.
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OFFICER RgwARpgD.-The two Houses OF
Congress have doubled the pay from I'll 800 10
IS 900 OF Lit. Giliis, Of the Navy, since 1888,
In consideration of his fidelity and valuable
services az of the scien tific officers OF the
Government.
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THE lsArargAL FOR ESdLASn:-"e unuel
stand that a lengthy synopsis of the inaugu-
raj was Monday evening transmitted 10 D
Johns, n. f.. thence TO he forwarded by ste;.ih ,
tug 10 Intercept the steamship Fulton, oohho
TO Europe, of Cape Race.--H I. Express.
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MULES AND H0RS Els.

MULES, HORSES, &C, FOR
sB0eM SALE.-i have TWENTY MULES, SIX
wv HORSES, FOUR WAGONS and TWO
&zkA1rNEW DRAYS for sale, privately, on
SIX months credit: all of which can he seen At
my stables on Dock street, between ls,h and goth
streets. ia li-?Ini EDMOND BusSiEUX.
a. FOR SALE-A Young, wetl -ufvke
I~yNHORSE-rides and works weil--can be seen
" At our stable, in the rear OF our warehouse.
de 3--ts KENT, PAINE Sco.
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vAcAyr PLAop.--The correspondence lote
the absence from The Inaugural cerend1aes OF
the Virginia Senators, Messrs. Hunter and
Mason. Sixteen SOU therners, in all, were
dumb 10 the call Ut the rcii.
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THE FLAG OF TUE CoSFEpRaArE State - l ne
e,a ANONYMOUSLY adopted for the Southern
Unnfederacy has the upper and lower sections
red the middle white, with blue Union, con :
tanning circle OF seven stars, the Union reach
ing down to the lower red.
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2YlDdle conducted by Taos. W. kEgsBg Auct.
NH
37oM.ii,sioNER,s SALE OF yALUA.

[ BE FSPG OT sos sfREs NEsR SHnRT
PUMP, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.-As
Commissioner, acting under decree OF the CIR
cult Ceurt Of the county of Henrico, elt%red on
the 3D. day OF November, lss9. In the suit OF Duva
q ais, Us. nuval y ais, shall, on the 18TH DAY
OF MARCH, 1851, at Il O'clock Of that day, on
the premises, sell at public aucon to the highes Il
bidder, VALUABLE FARM, nov 10 the occu-
pancy OF T. c. Leake, ESQ containing BOD acres,
Gruder, Cotrell, and others. about II mil es west
q Richmond, near Short Pump IN the county Of
Henrico About loe acres Of the land Is cleared
and in q good state OF cultivation the balance is
IN wood and timber. The place ha- 1t n good
FRAMED DWELLING, with tive rooms, and all
necessary ut-houses, in good order. Also, a
good peach and apple orchard. The soil Is we'll
adapted TO the growth OF The usual crops.
TEEas.-ttne third will be required in cash.
aud the balance in two equal fnrtalments, pAya-
bic respectively ia l? and Is months. with interest
from dsy of sale. the purchaser To execute his
bonds Tor the deferred payments, and the title 10
be retained until the further order OF the Court.
fe Z0-2aw3w JOHN II HOLMAN, Comr.
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REMARKABLE SURGICAL CAaE.--on the Attn
Of January, Cornelius Toohey, in a lit OF
atuniG p0tu, made TWO incisons in his abdo-
men, and cut off, with his knife, two pieces,
each about one foot in length, OF the smaller
intestine. He taken III charge by nr ) .
Mel. CASTOR. who was assisted by DR.. W o.
Freeman. The haggled ends were clipped OH,
so that near three feet OF the intestine were
taken out. The two ends We're brought to-
gether, and sewed with silver Wire. inc TWO
incisions were opened into one by the surgeon,
which after the operation upon the intestine,
was sewed up also, and the patient carried 10
the Poor House. Little or no hope was en- ter
tanned of his recovery, but, to the astonlsh-
nent of all cognizant with the case, he did
survive, and on the 18th of February walked
from the Poor House 10 the South Carolina
Railroad Depot, and went OF wen man
C1lpmbid South CttFotin(d5l.
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FUTURE DAYS
EARN or $50 ACKEs.IN NEW KEN

I,ARM OF $50 ACKEs.!x NEW KENT
r CouSTY !. NILES Econ nghalS ! p, he
ROAD, AT AUCTION BY request Of Mr.. John
Douglas, Trustee, ! will sell. on the premises.
,'eiocs. the PLANTATION at present occupied by
J. V. Douglas, conts- ming $50 acres. one half If
which is cleared ba,sncs VOL set ~ Woo; ana
man could sell wood enough to pay most, IL not
ali, the purchase money.
The improvements are. coed dwelling mouse,
a frame kitchen. eontaining four rooms new
frame carri. gs- house, (doubie,l brick smoke
house, and other necessary buildings. There i:
well Of exceiien water at the kitchen door. The
location is perfectly healthy. snd the neighbour
F9Gd a. sgbd a. any IN 5hs Sf1se Ihere
At fHE SAME TIME-wil he sold, ell the
STOCK. FARMING UTENSILS. aud the HOUSE,
Of wa luut Chamber Furniture. Walnut sideboari
harble-Top Tables, Dining Tables, &c, &C,
TRRMs.--For the Farm, ons-third cash balance
in IL, i and "a months, secured by deed Of
trust. For novables, all sums under $50, cash
d' paper oy' EF'H fS5
u AUCTION ON SATURDAY. 9TH inst. at lo
oclock. will sell. at the tenement corner of nth
one BAR. OYSTER BOXES, COUNTERS, DE,
sTEAIER with Dishes, TGrceus' Covers, sc,
attached, ] one COOKING RANGE and UTENSILS,
GAS F FfT?R S I'D lAbks PIATEs bIsEs
| ENGRAVIEGS, &c, &c.
TERMS fash. f. B. COCK, Anct'r-
81 The above can be purchased privately pre-
| vions to the day of sale Inh 6
| TRUSTEES SALE Or REAL ESTATE
| I BY authority of deed Of trust eXecuted by
The Hastings Court OF the City Uf Richmond, hear
Jug date the LIST of October, l65S, the under-isn-
I oi. Trustees therein named, will offer fer sale
| al pubic auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
| the nth Of March next, al 4 o'clock 7. III fair
II not, the next fair dav thereafttsr,) the HOUSE
and LOT therein described, situated on the North
! side II Marshall, between Madison and Mon TO.
| streets The HOUSE contains seven rooms, ant
| is very conveniently constructed, and being in
nient 10 business, affords q rare opportunity fo
any one wishing comfortable residence for
small family.
TERMS Cash, for so much Of the purchase
the sale, and one negotiable note dated lst octo
Der. 1853, at IL months, for S3lS; neg oiiabi
| note dated LIST October, ls5S, at years for 1895
and the interest on each from maturity TIL tn
day of sale. And for the residue, npgotiab . note
! in three equal Instruments. with interest added
| will be required. paying follows one on tn
lst Of oct, 1851; Que the LIST of Oct, 1892, NJ
one on the LIST of Oct, 1883; secured by deed O
| trust on the property.
ALEX. CRAIG, Trustee
Sale conducted by Z. 3. CooK Anct fe p
THIRTY LARGE. WELL-FORMEI
On NJ BSDAI, 18TH inst, at 10 o'clock, Will sell
at the lot on Council Chamber Hill, corner 1T
and Ross streets
Thirty large aud beautiful years old MULES
OF dne form and action.
The above MULES are all Of the very be-
| quality, having been selected from large 10
aud can DE confidently recommended to tho-
wanting first Class stock.
| TERMS months credit, for approved, 81
dorsed, negotiable paper. L. B. COOK,
. ! m Aucfiunepr
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GRADUATES. - The commencement OF the
Medical Department of the New York Uni
versity took place on Monday. Among the
Graduates were the following from Virginia
Henry c. Baker, John V Brookcs, Joseph I.
Bunkley, Or. w. Darlington, Jno. II. M#grq-
der. Jas. Parrish, Eugene {. Powell, Coin
flackett, T. d Herndon, John A. Klein, Jno.
" Lawson. Alex. Rivcs, Jr., VIM. +. Smith,
Robt b Taylor, aud Franklin J. White
From North Carolina: Thos. ". Bickett'
Frank J. Drake, Robt. IL. Erysdale, " m IL
EdmOndSou, Jas. h Long, jno. Mcdonald,
Thos Rutlin, Henry q. Flanner, ". II. l..
Goodman, II. Il. Herring. p. a Holt, Ihos
!.assitcr, J. !. Lawrence, VIM. Little, r. IL
,>"aw ell Starkey Sharp, Ir., Andrew J. stone,
and John J.. Watkins From Tennessee:
II. Robertson, Benz. l.. Hester, and VIM. X
TOmpknS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

X cry. WM. p. cox.
II FORWARDING AND
COMMISS ON NJ Err G IA NTS,
Dock ST, RIcHAUND, VA.
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HoRsrsnm MrRpER Ann Sr,crpx --Barnev
Hndleywas arrested in Williamsport, Pa or
the sd nit, for the murder of his wife WIN,
had been missing since the llth ult. The On.
9site says:
During the forenoon of SUNDAY Uindley
Thtie in his cell, succeeded in getting A RI 20,
roma another prisoner, and partially cut his
throat nearly scvering the wiudpipe. HI,
ituation was almost immediately disco yered
ma physician was CALLED and the vount
tre+sed. " hen he becsine able to sneak h,
stated mat he had killed and buried his wife
hat he had killed her on Monday night mn
aer INTO meat barrel in the house dug n loi,
M tuesday and buried her on TUESDAY night
lie offered TO tell the physician where he ha6
puIied the body Of his wife. on condition thai
NJ would not disclose II I'M til after his eth.
PRISONER s. death--supposing that his suicid,
effected
About the time that these confessions wer,
made To the physician. the body of the de
HaScd was found buried almost In a state o
nuditv, in the wood shed, about thr feet un
Ter ground, having been covered wi tn n blood,
pillow and blanket. The shed in which sh,
was buried was about eight feet square, ant
he place where he cut his wood, previous Il
he murder, and during the time she wa
aurled. The body was exhumed and carried {,
he house. On Tuesday morning, about half
PAST five clock, Barney Uindley died in hi
eli from the effects of the wound in his throa
afflicted by himself.
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FUTURE Days.


TRrsTEE's SALE or HOUSE AND LOT
I IN the CITY OF RICHMOND Pursuant to
the provisions Of deed Of trust, dated November
Richmond Hastings Cont. IN Deed Book No. rs A,
on page ~; from Bette Willis to Thomas Evans
authorized By The deed To aet,l shah, on MON
pay, the 18th DAY Of March, Is6l ~ fair: II not,
the next fair day thereafter. at - o'clock r ",
proceed to sell, At public auction, to the highest
@h the re saa hn BET pk
thereon, lying and being in the city Of Richmond.
IA Duval's Addition, on he east line of st Ste
street 5G e. esiwsen charity and keders SITS
ling back between parallel lines according h The
Gs b aHa s e Of 's 'e feet to Lot
party veyed to said Bette Will lii BY james p
4. COWardIn and wife, by deed. LIST Of June 1855 -
TERNS--Cash. IS to 80 much will be neees-
Sary to pay of and discharge the sum Of s3s2 50
with interest thereon from the 4th day of March,
lSsl, and the expenses Of executing the said trust
Of Sasss5 and on a cred, Of six months for the
NJ JAvss II. TAILOR SON Anctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALEOF NEAT LITTLE
aS6 NILES s WEST oF RicHa6sb
5pse u and WIFE ui beaTss date the md
day of August, 1859, aud Of record in the Clerk 5
| Offce of Henrico County Court, the undersigned
As trustee named therein, will proceed to sell at
| public auction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the i3t n day OF March, isSt. at ~ O CLOCK r M
| that desirable little MARKET FARM upon which
| the SAID Warbertnn resides, on the old Deem Run
| Turnpike, FIVE miles from the city of Richmond.
! containing II. acres. There upon tTe piaee q
sr9all dwelling house, ali necessary out houses,
and large ice house and pond sufficient to ill il.
! TERNs.-Enough in cash To paw off note OF
S22.l Is, with interest from August I'd, loG9 aud ex
penses Of sale and upon credit as to Sjl9 80 IN
til the 18th December, ISL nd upon such credit
as to the balance The said Warberton shall ap-
/ point. A. K. COURTNEY, Trustee
| JAS. VI. TAYLOR Il sOS, AnCts. fe IS
| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Is
! y TATE ON THE NORTH SIDE or CARY, BE
| TWEEN ADAMS AND FoUSHEE SrREETS.-As
Commissioners appointed by decree Of the Cir
cnit Court OF the city Of Richmond, the LIST day
/ Of March, 1861, in The styled Quarles
Blunts admir- and ais. we will sell at public
| auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY the 25tE
| day of March, If fair ii pot. the next fair day
| thereafter,l commencing at q o'clock p. NJ,
| LOT OF LAND on the North side Of Cary, betweer
Adams aud F0u,hee streets. IL fronts 8! feet. anC
runs back Isl feet 10 alley, and Is improved b,
! a framed DIV ELL Nc HOUSE
TERMS .-OEc-third cash the balance in equa
inSta tnents at4 and months interest added, ant
title retained until the further order of Court
A. +. GUlGoN,l Co,,,rs
K. NJ. CARY, { WI" -
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispafei.l
New York stock Market.
NEW YORK. March s.-Sales -dav Of Virginia
Is At 7Is and IS; Tenncssee So at 724 Narknt
ieavy.
SECOND nIaPATcH.1
NEW YORK, March g, p H-Thare il No ebanoa
quotations, but the market is generally better
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DEPARTURE or MR.. BvCHASAY-EX-Presi
lent Buchanan left Washington Tuesday at
tprnouu. He escorted to the depot by
four companies of military, and left with the
leartv greetings OF a large crowd. On his ar
rival in Baltimore. he proceeded 10 the resi-
7cnCe of Zenos Barnum. At night lac was
.rrenaded and, il closing a brief address,
Aid:
NV public history Is before the pcopl" OF
this country, and whilst II does not brhoovr
no 10 speak Of it, l assure you of my willing
ness that they shall iudSe me. have KIND
rayard for oil the citizens of BIliImore, ana
that God may prosper and bless them all Is
the sincere prayer of an honest heart.
Soon as Mr.. Il. concluded, he was greeted
with hearty three times three, and still
three more for the last President OF the
EHitER STATES. y
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CtRcuasrASrIiL EVIDENCE "A singular cass
vas brought to light in baltimore Tuesday
Which will bo added to the warnings agains
the danger of conyicting criminals upon cir
umstantial evidence. A negro named George
pren made dying confession that he com
ni'ted = murder for which Cyphus, also col
bred. was hung some years since. Cyphus, j.
will be recol!ccted, was hung at the SAM
time with GaInbriil, Corrie and Crop, con
Tictrd of the murder OF police officers Benton
md RiZdon, and died strongly protesting his
innocence, declaring that he had been mis-
tlken for another man The evidence againsi
lln was then thought 70 be conclusive, but il
now appears that the poor fellows protesta-
ions were entirely truthful. While on the scat
old he protested his innocence Of the blood OF
King in the following language;
"Gentlemcn--Gou see here another innocent
nan, who is going to be hung. They have
avon g . 2 false name--one that / never wa
known by-and convicted me for what didn'
10. But am going home to Heaven 10 NEE
my God, Ny way IS all clear there. SO jus
Goodbye, my friends"
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AUCTlON SAA66.
FUTURE DAY
by Redwood & Reach, Auct'ra.
t5A MAIS STREET.
WE WILL SELL. on FRIDAY. sth inst,
w y. store. commencing at 10. O'clock
A large lot 81 RACnS HAMS. good quality
PIANO; FURNITURE. sc.
80 Handsome Gilt Frame MIRRORS.
FANCY GOODS. ~
--ALS0,-
st Il o clock cOu-EnInent Of BOOTS and
SHOES. If excellent quality, Virginia make 70
which we call the especial attention oil the trade
NH ids
HIGH CONSTABLE 's SALE.-Will be sold
IL on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF March, 1881
AT the High C0nstabes office. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
q general ass ortment Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &c, consisting Of Wardrobes, Bu
raaus. Sidehoards, Clocks. safes. Wasbstands.
Tables, Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs, Carpets,
Window Shades, ChiIdren's Carriages, Trim Ks,
Rocking Chairs Floor Mating, Lamps, Mantle
Ornaments, Mirrors, Cribs. Lounges, aud Pic
lures also, one Carryall Wagon, TO satisfy dis
;ress warrants in my hands in favor Of WiGan 4
Friend GlaZebrook VS.. Chamber'avDe, Francisco
Anderson. lockwood vs.. DoraG, Eaw ~ W.
Eekert. and Davis VS.. Warren and an execution
In favor of Miller VS.. Nermille ra.
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