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ODe " lh- n.r-, sls.c.vu- .utrp..- ~,
- ever bead 81. wss p@rpretransd ~ h.
Ts'-"n - : Hat's ~uman u the ;oYal sna
- y ely o. Wssssh. LIT week a nar, n,
i9sisss.S a<n. " 'F F." d-ca,.a q
~cosA 'h-, tn fisrr syfa0m, ~ i N.
thsv nd hsr 's-sr Threw her dc~n. rn,-
- "ss ,nd ha' On. ~ ~ her arms 10
isgs. 'frts-d . n--sc ii r,,i-h h.r. ~.
Sssss. s"ss~s''.s ana . 'v'.stsiiuns ~ Tie
psas ucnsan lad ~ -fTrcr usyn he ~ru,i,n.
~hs hold her Sac wss ! woman ~ e,.y
svsss - arc told. but 'hst cen moi be t,Len
~ snsigss'"s VI shs criminal and f-ndi,h
"asrce. She prvtesl.d .gAins, having esr
80 intercourse with III negro. snd scream.
20 s"d struggled - Tree hsrrslf frum The
seass 'Aat held her until nature 49, ~
Asu0es.
The wcs ming following tie outrage. he
sought 'egsi advice. but ~ the crime ~,
= h'Seovs. aud she ans lgsn. srionis,e Who
perpeessted Il u the .irss f.m,r-.,, ~.
sssro : q me family Of Colonel Cowgirl,
49, ~ss told ihss she could not identify N.
pssssss ssf1cienfIy 10 make = e,se. and .
psFss q Tour hundred snd fifty dollars va.
,s'ses fos her. sud che sent out u ,he State
iss us'a"st snxie'y sx.sts 10 keep The sf.;r
ss's'; bit = CHIEF. snonp I'm ,ssn' u,,e.
- fsth bel prcnt EN- We have he
ss1es = the smsigsmstionis,s who perpe
''sse ms 'afsrnsi, disboIicsl crime. The
zane o. sas ~omss % grossly outraged /.
.se S~oI,r5 She is the daughter Or .
wssssh coonsy fsrmer-a Republic.n-
H~sss'sssen Democrs,.
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JASPER COURIER.
FROM The Indianapolis HERALD.



Aaosg other proceedings 10 Congress %
The 2ssh issssns. the following 10 telegraph
q = having eeeured:
M. Kssscs introduced ! bill 20 incorpo,
sssss he Nssiensl Psrm school for orphan.
ssi dependent children Of colored soldiers,
ssA ~ ether colored children. which va.
sssd . third time and psssed"
Noe. se appeal 10 white soldiers OF Ind.
ass ssd 81 them the simple question: point
ne. il you can. 10 the sciion .f Congress
psosidisg the same care for your children
or cher white children. that has been exes-
eis<d sswsrd negroes. This Coneress-rhsi
%. the rsdiesis in This Rump. have distin-
ssishs< shsmselvss above all their prrde-
eessass ia their anxiety 10 provide Tor. land
spsad The psoIic money for the benefit OF
nsesses. Bot The Other dsv millions and
aiIioes wess Appropriated % iced. cloths
esd educate shem AZ the S.uih and 20
maintain . swarm Of Yankees in handling
ssd distributing these m%iilons; whi'es, ~h,re
ssItiess. who are nov 81 h"ns. are taxed "a.
rise he money for ihs' purpose. Tbs
Csaessss ms rur w. race. TIE radical. az
shis Rsssp ss~ sbout Though, . few - them
Gill b returned. The great hody - them
oil b. serndsssed by The people. Fir. q
0oss tsaaslcsi jobbing. earruot purchases
BE 81 Of ssisdIers y ver were clothed
wsh : little bret ,uinar,y. lhsi enabied
Then - cut fantastic trick- %. fore high
Aessss. such ~ would make even an..l-
wesp. THAD. SsLvE-s. . l,mping. club
vrossd son Of Satan, hrs F. rack. q ~ Win
srt hid ih-re i.ll..~s il y. J. 4 -
Venice Rssb nsvn boif- h- TO hsr-s ~.
- sspg They obsyet hi S.rsnic gesture
shrsnh ssfsre his hc~f-sr whipt hcund.
ss'oss sse issh Of siie r X hunter. III. ~.
SUR - thst ssr their moral e0wsfairr, ih~ir
ssns " Independence Of 'housn, snd se-
non. even their own party has o.. .an I'll.
snssec A. evidence The isr- " Fatg1nsr.
i)spsn'. D~ire-s snd iIiii-.i =. a-ia~.
Inc hsss 81 III sni Sfl.-i. sr- ~r,t
ssssse-sss are n piping TOR 10. coming
hut this rssIc 4 hump siil d. ser to-.
sh~'s hive ivr ,hs n-grs. ~ l-sr -.m.a
ny Tor. or sense Of The ~hstr man VII
ssss lLe iart u The Ih~,roducfiun and na,s
'ss . once - hsr Gill Tfe dying ~ord.
y 'l's psrty ~'ii BE-. msrsr. niger!
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Jasper and L0Ogoolee!
-O-
TON STAG Z,

ME osdersiened. proprietor o. shs sseu.
Isr mail line. respeetiulIy infosms ihs
tssvsiipg public that bssssfser b viii sua
: Sssge fov ne accommodation Of pssssn.
gers on Mondays, Wednesdays. end FIR
days 10 will leave Jasper, 10 tiue to con.
meet Win he trains on the q. q N. n. r.,
q Loogoctee. ssd wiII return on T'nesdays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays. He team Il
good one. and passengers msy rely rtro-
ing through safely snd IN time.
ISiDrRE SnOEMA SEH.
Nag 18th. 1857
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v sA-os2rozTEssAET. Esr4susz-1 155a
SIX wears d unrissled -urre-. ~ ne errs
a Every iorn .; private disease inrlZent "a
either sex.
sciEkcE an FAIR DEALfxc r~arrozH0rs nvrR
LNrsEsrIsr am TrArD
We infsiirbis cure >Eshhllns. Gees.
Grnorrhors- lmpDrenrr Npr-u-nsa and d.
s'nsi Euii<-iuns- Lompinanrs p~<rrlisr u IT,
males an essry fern Of private Es~s~~ Or
shs-~srr nnue o. nsfare- S,ermntorrkurs
or Sell Abp~e, that
CURSE or nnnEzs EAxsnoo
Essiig and speedily car-G sne ~s-rr ursrr
~ 80 itrrhoir rE-rrs rra1irsie1 f-Dm rae
sFsi-m. ~srhcu' ceieniion from hnsam<s--
fsung nrn bear rhis 10 niae rhsr 49, are
~ pD-ses-isn Il tie S-grer R.e isr- sn4.
meth~ds of prsrsire q: cufrer-slA. Lair~
nsnt. Hun--r- N~APesr. SEA ErorI I'D
Other Ertsf Ashfs in mas--r nearss ses-ne--
'or y isr saci NJ -Ae rFry rr~nr-.r is
isnc-. snd ~ wcnla rsk ans me- ~ sr.r-
srr ranmnn ~r~e res ran ne -sra-an
sad on- shelipw sr~r@a5-r- 81 fr-
heir f--5i- Hs5ineTzrienl -sm. - GDpe a.
-pwrerr ri-h ~
W u~nf~rfunsr-s- -r- t-n-Hsr- vus- h~.EshN
Hsna-s - hrsEHses~ rAsrlsrsn-. az l-.-s
isfF- 5sek-ra H-rten & Co. ~hs
Aiii - "H@~ -rinrr sru q kins. &~rr-rs sEe
'sp''c'; sh+<~r- Lscies zrif- Tor snr rir-
;oiar
hr- Jsek-er's Frmsie Nanrhav PHI.
>ip.r DIX r2srskn~ s.. a eff md
'l~cf1ai -snneds .sr al irrr-slnrsf6e< 400
s-'ssri'r--
- W
Fnr Nnrkrsrs or LzsEr o. rE1arAr rEn-
Ttcrok And Aarr--r huaHe sd ~ Ergtrss
~ q Lr- ~nd 3~sn's- CcnHsinsnE %
So and.Aa sia'-- rUT1i-- 1EE susk
~ ~-r'- N rr ? cent? ? ~ 81
S~sa~ ~ ~ .sl-rrdid csrrnisr xomra ~ ~
mr. ~ qusn1i'g sns " fnr @sP--au- QnrHurs
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ACCOMMODATION LINE
JASPER AND Lo0GOOTEE.

VIE undersigned .iIl ~ . SAGE srsr
~ jasper 70 Looecoi<<. sor n scrs-.s.
o.iion - ne public cnee : wsfk. l<svirz
Jasper every TDesdsy nornirS % lice :
connert nth fhe rsrs. ana f~rtrrnfnx "a
"Wednesday H rill be thsnlfnf scs,s
share u p5blie pstrr~sre-
ANTONY STEr~HArSER.
Dee 18th, lsst-fs-
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A Gessiemsa who suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY. Premature Decay. and III
the effects o. youthful indiseretiou. wili The
q suffering humanity. send free 20 IN
who need 4. the recipe aud directions for
making the simoIe remedy b. which ne ~ss
cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit by sbe
sds eriser's experience. ess Co % b. s6dres.
joins D. OcrEx.
NJ. - Chsxssr. s.. Ne~ Yors.
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Sa8 sndsssigned will proceed with me
ecssiy Surveyor Of DusoIs county on
y Day 81 August 1866 10 run ,he i,c..
= sssssmise the boundaries Of sec,ior
sews south range 3 West. The
~ ss'sts iiaes will also 10 run sud
sovsess theseof established. Persoos
1900 vili plssss Be present.
" D =. ATKINS.
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Effry ycnt- isfs ana rtntI-ls. - rhl
Iniied Safes r.n hsss @pn.~Sksarsers nurA
% Their advantage " r+'ur mai (Hr-- o.
ciarcsl ~ sdtrrssnr ne s.<rr-ixl<<-
Ihess hssinE issrs = brins hu@AlrEss iii
bE no' noririrr rtis r.r1- All sth~rs
all please address 'her eb-ka.Er srrrans.
Tlo r. CHxEMss.
s3l B~rost.sy. NeH fprk-
Narrh II. lsGE-r
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ESSAY or WARNING AND IN.
n SrRUcTIONS FOR YOUNG MEN
Ai<o. Diseases and ssn--s -hirA prrms-
nrniiy prrsrrsfe ne yirra Pss<rs- -Trh sur
means q relief Sent Free ~ Cnrrs~. ~
s--l>d tesrsr ens.i~,-s AEE--.- d.. I
SkfLLfS ilOUGHTOS. Ho.ars Assor5-
sfi~n P~hiistfiphis. Pa
Nav errh. l1rS-r
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COIN 10 $500 per Month can be
CIV made D. everybody. IA an es~y
snd ga hvnornbk business, which NEEDS 70
iraveiing and can be done At h.m@. repair
ing sbou' one hous's time per d-y. r. .
ne~ business. consequently iaere III BE- nc
cuMn.trlon agsins; those first engaging IN
= in'i particulars cent :. any .ddress on
rfcr p, " fii,y cents BY.
l. T.. Wake Ell.
My :. e6-ly Louisville. Ky
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Ssw PFKFgcr SE~fsG M4carrE
- IHE bAarLEIr ELASTIC STITCH g.sris
csi ianily SEwrss MAcHisE. combines eli
he rcvsn,rges II 'he best enc moe, pnpc
lar Sr~ing- Machines. greatly simpFdec
xih .ihfr e%ssenH-i improvements. Runs
either wy. uses a shnri, straight needle. .
S'refaely rIm2ie. s-~s n. kinds ~ goods
-un- > n -'i.'. has .nly n ihreuding. hs-
M msSt ~p.rirct tension, and serfprms easily
siis = Instruction. and IRE perfect's
'ni 81 l-ni ~. ~ kinSs II i.miiy seasng
ssan .ns > = ing Machine ever Inrrocuced
FL spe : sat The bee d, not fall % *
smias "a. f.icens-i 20 Usr the Wheeler 4
Alis.n ICED snd Howe needl-.- PRics SIS
Hme- Democrats Emporium Of FASHIONS.
s75 Drosd~ay. Nr~ Yvfk. General
,sensy sur me Unn-d States. agesi-
s'ni+d- Sind fvr Circular.
NV l2Gh. lsSs
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0Csnsvess . going 70 pay i,self . high
= sssssy Tor keeping the Union disoIved
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JOHN BUCHART-S
X THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP All
KINDS = STYLES or DESIRABLE
s~uHnirya<
-

NE ne-t respectfully 1nforrns HE nu~<-su,
Customers and the pnbIic That he mas is-,
received iron C~incinnsii . large sus eel
selected sfock Of chars. b~ecslesss. bes-.
resus. /. hirh ne ofrrs for sale thssp- lie
also Offers for ssle good
Ready Made Furniture.
Manufactured by The best hossesin Cs.rfn-
ns'i. and BY hinseif- He sclirits . ssrrr
Pstronsgt- I'D feels suss Ne can give 81
Dec. - John RT-ruaPT-
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MONTH ,-ACENTs vented
.OSU f. AK entirely psv s~ricles. lust
srt- ASsssss o. +. CAREY. GU Ev;Id.
irr- BhtS~ford, ~.
Isss 18th. lsss-tyfs
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u food supply 81 Justices Bls.l. roo
"ssuy % hsss End fcs ss'e low a ,hs
COURIER OFFICE.
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THE BLOOD PILLS

trr the most active and thorough r1ls sass
nAfs ever hs~n introduced. They AT - a,
--riiy nron fe Liver, exciting that orr.n 20
sneh A extent A. that The system dses nss n.
- = the rS~e With simply = purszrvs pa.
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'our readers will be glad 70 see thatwe'
hare no editorial this morning. Its absence
indicates that something moro important
has crowded Il ont.


- N0BkS oat00 MO 0f0uOes >
NwDRLEAxs, October 26.-Thc follow
Ing Important letter appsars this evening:
HEApQuARrkRs, DEPARTMENT OF TIE aa
GgLf, NEW ORLEANS, La, 0c,ooe. 40,
lS66.-General, II am satisfied tnas . &C.
Ia only one way In which the state OF snaIls
on the Rio Grande can % pettereo,. anu
that Is By giving the heartiest support 20
the only government In Mexico Recognized
nv onr own-the only one which is really
favorable 10 Us. You, viii, thsrefofes WARP
air sdhereuts Of any party or pretended
government in Mexico, or In the State OF
Tamau,ipss, that they will not be per-
m;,ted 10 violate the neutrality lava be-
tween the Liberal Government Of Mexico
and the United States, and also that they
viii not be permitted 10 remain in our
territory and receive the protection Of our
flag in order to complete their machina-
tions ~ 1he violation Of Our neutrality
Laws. These instructions viii be enforced
against the adherents Of the Imperial
bucansef representing the so-caiicd I'M
pcriai Government Of Mexico, and also
againstthe Ortega, Santa Anna, and other
factions. President Juarez is the &C.
knovlsdeed head Of the Liberal Govern
ment % Mexico.
lam, General, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, P. II. SHERIDAN,
80 Major-G General Commanding.
Brevet Brigadicr-General Il. 4. Sedg-
so;ck, commanding the sub-district Of the
Rio Grande, Brownsville, Texas.
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The Fenian Trials-A Priest Con'
demned 10 be Hanged.

TORONTO, C. W., October 25.-Mr. Ca
meron made long speech for John Nc
Gahen, saying that he was a Catholic
priest, and could not refuse to attend the
wounded. He was on his way to Montreal
on private business, when the Fenians at
Buffalo compelled his attendance. Inc
Crown replied that in law and in fact the
prisoners having in any way aided the in
raders made him equally guilty. The
Judge then charged the jury, Who' aiter re-
firing for nearly an hour, brought IN YER
dict Of guilty, and the prisoner was tnen
sentenced to be hanged on the 18th OF DC
cember next. ..... -...a
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY

VERY VALUABLE AND Highly
Y IMPROVED FARM OF NINETT.THbRrEEE NM AM
Ga SAis A AND wEsTHAM PLANK ROAD, To- TO;
TTh hERE6 Sltth aNNsiksTina OF CORN. OATS;
BLADE F6DDER, WHEAT STRAW CL3{yFE l
Hay MICH COWS gEEe C NAEEdEFiBEs&c.
FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-At the request OF MI.
John Clark we shall sell At auction, on the pre-
misses, ON TUESDAY the 10th october, 1900, con-
mencing at II o'clock A: NJ that very vaiuaore
and highly productive EARN ioca E a. aS d
Ing the lands Of Messrs. James T: Sutton F. I'm n:
Tsbb. and others about two miles west OF !, hicn
mond, containing NINETY THREE AND hA ,b
ACRES by recent survey al OF wn'cn nrod In
heavy yields of wheat, corn, &c. The lana 10 VII
der a new plank enclosure. o,,ppcpvp,s
The buildings on II consist OF an ONEKSEhho
H0gsE, ample acconmSwaaGf99hRsN !o &C. ali
nearly new, and built in the best manner. :.
There have been seeded forty. six bushels Oh
wheat, with two tons guano, and twenty acre" are
seeded in winter oatt. o,, Oh. fol-
lowing articles viz about l25 barrels corn .e,ooe
pounds sheat oats; q very large quantity OF VICE. a
straw; about c,0oo pounds blade IoauerJ sono
rye, and clover hay milch COWS, win YOUNG any
threshing machine; all the farming Implements 3,
such as.plows, drags, wheat CLEANER; the crops oi
turnips and cabbages.
TERMS For the land very reasonable, ana MADE
known at the hour of SALE for the personal estate,
All sums under $50 cash, over that amount, sixty
days credit for approved, endorsed ne8otiaoie pa"
per or FIVE per cent. discount Tor cash.
III the farm be not sold, IL will be rented out loi
one year to the highest bidder and Whens, , soa
Be be Sold sold. HARRISON, GODDiN & APPEhsoN.
&c 20 Auctioneers.
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JeH. Davis.

FoRr MONROE, October 26.-W. B. Reed,
counsel for Jefferson Davis, accompanied
by Mrs. Robert Ould, wife of the Confede-
rate commissioner Of exchange, arrived
this afternoon from Richmond. Judge Ould
designed visiting Mr.. Davis on the OCCASION
but business prevented. Mrs. Ould comes
on visit to Mrs. Davis. Mr.. Reed has been
in consultation with Mr.. Davis. He leaves
here Tomorrow.
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SAN Francisco, October IA Salt
Lake telegram says that DR.. John King
Robinson, formerly assistant surgeon at
Camp Douglas, was decoyed from his home
at late hour on Monday night under the
pretext of his services being professionally
required, and murdered within half q
block of his own house. His funeral took
place to-day, under the direction Of the
Order Of Odd Fellows. An investigation
into the murder has elected nothing except
that Eve or six persons were concerned IN
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Mr.. Peabody I'm BsltimOre-The Pc.
lice Commissioners 70 be Removed.
BALTIMORE, October 26.-Mr. Peabody
reviewed the children Of the public schools
of the city in front of the Peabody lnsti-
tute to-day. The children turned out to
the number of about $4,000, presenting a
most pleasing and animated spectacle.
There seems to be q general impression
in the city tonight that Governor Swami
will remove the Police Commissioners.
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AIabama-Destitu and SUFFERING
among the people.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 26.-Accouhts
from northern and central Alabama report
great destitution from failure Of the crops.
Many of the planters have mortgaged their
lands for supplies; but the crops failing. the
land, are sold at ruinous rates. Families
and homes are broken up under these
forced sales. In Greene county alone
there are more suits on the circuit court
docket than there are voters.
Meetings are being held, urging the Le-
gislature to pass laws preventing the sac
rice Of property.
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Ne RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
AC0B CONN
respectfully informs the ladies that he has on
hand, and is constantly receiving,
LADIES' CATERS IA neat articlel at l.5o,
MOROCCO BOOTS Ia neat artiele) at $3.50,
and finer grades OF work, from 81 so up to So and
makes to order all kinds OF
LADIES' CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
Ladies would do well to remember this.
The manufacturing is under Mr.. A. NJ Davis's
control, who will use every effort to please.
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS,
AND SHOES,
AND CATERS,
MADE TO ORDER
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
sc l3-ts
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MOBILE, October, 26.-There was kill
,na frost at Montgomery on the night Of
the Gath. There was frost here last night.
AUGUSTA, October 26.-There have been
light frosts here for the last two nights.
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Governor Orr Bitterly Opposed to the
Constitutional Amendment.

COLUMBIA, October 2.-Governor OFT
authorizes the South Cdrolinian to say that
he is opposed bitterly and unequivocaliiy,
to the constitutional amendment, and Will
not recommend its adoption by the Legls-
lature,
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BY Paine & Co, Auctioneers.

SPECIAL SALE OF DRY GOODS
- AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY the 3ist In
stant CONNIE ncing at 10 o'clock, will sell at orr
auction. rooms large assortment Of fresh and sea.
sonable
DRY GOODS,
comprising . great variety OF fancy and staple
goods suited 10 the season.
oc % PAINE 4 Co, Auetionser..
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H GENERAL r. e. LEE AND STAFF
Our agent, r. W. CRIrTESpgS, is now in the city
canvassing for the sale of the celebrated MEDAL
LION PICTURE Of General Z. 3. LEE and STAFF.
This Is the only original picture Of the above 1t
was taken by ourselves during the war. All other
pictures purporting to be Lee and staff are spu-
rious. Orders can be left at the Powhatsn Hotel.
ROCKWELL s COWELL.
PETERSBURG, VA, October, 1890. oc 26-at
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THE Presidency OF THE REPUBLIC or
NExtco.--It appears that Ortega, supposed
by some to be the constitutional legal Pre-
sident of the Republic OF Mexico, Is en- route
to that country to organize and assume
control Of the Government. This, With
Sheridan's movement on the Rio Grande,
produces new and interesting complies
tions. }iTEA f1saH tt 3."
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AEaEsf or CoxDExxED Ca,xrx.,
This morning Sheriff Phillpot, OF Grsny;l,e
county, N. O., arrived here with = rs,nns
sition for negro named Anderson Cooper
who broke Jail In that county in March
1855, after having been sentenced 10 be
hing. Mr.. Phiilpot ut once conferred with
Deputy Marshal Phillips, and the rsquisi.
ti0a being on the Governor of Virginia,
and therefore u no power here, Cooper
~ arrss(ed and put u jail 70 await 70.
qnisltloa Aom The Gevsrnos d Nosth
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= ~ovs. NJ General Sheridan.
New YORK, Oc,cchber ga New Or
leans dispatch says that General Steedman
is to succeed General Sheridan in the COM
mand Of the department..
Great indignation exists among the Al
ministration men Of New Orleans on
account of the removal of Marshal bulhtt
and the appointment Of John kec.
Governor Wells has had conference
with the military authorities in reference
to the trial of the participators In the late
riots. rss
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vIoE-PREsIDENr STEPHENS FAvoRs T

VICE-PREsIDENT STEPHENS FAvoRS THE
AMExDxENT.-An Augusta (Ga.) corre-
spondent Of the New York Times says:
81 am informed by one who processes
to know positively, that Mr.. Alexander h.
Stephens recommends its adoption by the
Legislature, and his brother, Mr.. Linton
Stephens, SO expressed himself within a
few days. This latter circumstance is a
sufficient proof Of what the ex-Vice-Pre-
sident thinks, as his brother generally
shares his opinions on all leading ques-
tions. know Of several others Of less
prominence than Mr.. Stephens who think
the Legislature should adopt it the day
that body meets. But their advocacy is
based upon the idea that the amendment
carries an abolition Of the test oath and
universal removal Of all civil and politi-
col disabilities on account Of participation
IN we rebellion, with the single excep-
ton Of the class Of persons TO whom the
third section REFERS ' 'lo
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BY Grubbs williams, Aue,ioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street.
vALUABLEFARM CAIJFn

W En- hLO DIE r NM IA lIFD
MULBERRY GR0yE, THE FORMER Eg>r,
DEECR OF JOHN W; shEPPERD, ESQ, cox.
PIVR ACRES, IN HgNRlCO COUNTY, Syvgy
NILES FROM RiCnMOND, NEAR THE HEAD %
THR BROOK TURNPIKE, FOR SALE At arc.
r0N by the request Of the trustee Of Mts Eiftt.
beth J. sheppard; We viii! sell Al auction. on IL,
premises, on TUESDAY the 9th Of November mex,
ct II o'clock n. the very valuable FARM loca'-d
as above described. II contains 27S acres. 10
cleared l2s In original forest, and nifty acre. In 90
eond growth pine, with some very vsluabe mss.
dow land. IL adjoins the lands II :. @ wair1p.
Mrs. Richard Cross, Mrs. Anderson Kim AZ
others. The farm Is well watered and healthy,
add the nsighborhood excellent The lrlp,oys,
ments are dwelling with six rooms, kilchen. ia.
Bile, barn. &e., needise some repair. Situated a.
this farm Is 30 near TO the terminus Of hs Brooss
turnpike, and bounded by the Richmond and Char.
lottesviile plank road and the old Fredsrck,butx
stage road, afording easy access TO Richmond by
the best road leading 70 It, and being well wooded
makes II very valuable. II II susceptible OF being
divided into several tracts. and will be sold a.
whole or divided to snit purchasers.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at six
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by a trust deed.
Oc 20 GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. Auctlonaars
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VIRGINIA Posi-, new Office is
established at Trinity Church, Bedford
county, Va, and John G. Cobb appointed
postmaster. This office will receive special
supply from Salt creek, Ave miles.
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n NATIONAL pANK OF VIRGINIA. ,
1m GOVERNMENT DBPosITART.

/, s@ NATIONAL RANK or. VIRGINIA.
] ~ GOVERNMENT DBPosIrARY.
By special order Of the Secretary Of the frsa.
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA AT RICH.
" tt. MOND a't4 aaa ~
ra hiss been made . -. 81.
DRPosIrARY OF GOVERNMENT IoHDS'
a. viii appear BY the following: 81
TRRAsuRr DKPARrnINf,l
I II "eii'' wAsHIsafoS, 0ctober4, isso.
By virtue OF the first section Of an act OF Con-
srsss, approved June H. 1858, entitled IAN act 70
regulate and secure the safe keeping Oh pue.o
money entrusted TO disbursing oniees OF tne
United States" the National Bank OF Virgins a.
Richmond, Va, (here being no treasurer nor -,
sstant treasurer OF the United States atthat
is hereby especially designated for the reception
safe keeping, and disbursement according 70 law,
OF the public funds entrusted for disbursement 70
.nv or Al, dsbursing officers OF the War, Interior
or Treasury Departments. H. MCCULLOUGH,
caam Secretary of the Treasury.