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| Gamma Frencb MerInoes, the handsomest coiors
at 7sc. per yard, would be bargain at 81;
Handsome Mob air Dress Goods at l23 70, ana &C.
| many OF these goods have been reduced atleas
IS per cent;
English Merinoes at AGO., worth ''e''
Irish Linen at 40c., worth Soc';
Table Cloths at $780,;
Real Huckaback Towels at l2ac.;
| Heavy Gray and Red Twilled Flannel a. sao.;
white Flannel, full yard wide, all wool, at Soc;
yery superior article, same width, at oc.' "ol'l
! &c.;
Diaper, for Table Cloths, at Soc per yard
| worth Soc.
Elegant sontags at Soc, worth $l;
| Woollen Hoods at Ssc., worth 81;
Chtldren's woollen Hose at l2ae., worth 2oe.
ladies, Slate, Mixed, and White Lambs WOO
Hose at 25c., worth 5oc.;
Shawls from 81 to 80;
Ladies' Cloth Cloaks must be sold; prices are re-
duced some as low as $3.50
| Real Maltese Lace Collars at Sec, worth Si.Ee
Rerant Worked Bands at 75c., 81, Sl.2S, ard Sl.ao
worth double the money;
Embroidered Collars at l5c., worth soc.
| Fleece lined Gloves at 1oc.;
Elegant Plush Lined Gloves at &c.,, worth 81
superior Cloth Gloves for ladies and gents, at 60c
| worth 81;
|
| Ladies' White Cotton Hose at l23c.;
| Jet Nail Heads at 4oc per gross;
| Shirt Bosoms at l2ac.;
| Jet Trimming at loc. Per yard:
Cloak Buttons at Zoe. per dozen;
Bamoral Skirts at Sl.f6;
Children's Wool scarfs at loc.;
Gents Corded and Printed bordersd Bandker
chiefs at Sec, would be cheap at 75c.
Extra siza Gents White Linen Handkerchiefs a
&c.. worth 81;
Real English Socks at IS per dozen;
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs at Sl.26 and SIS
| per dozen;
Bonnet Ribbons at 55c. per yard, would be cheal
at Soc.
Velvet gibbons at IS, so, IS, 10, and 81 apiece;
Blankets at So. so per pair:
Bleached and Unblsached Cottons at 81, 10. an'
| Eic.;
Extra Heavy Unbleached Cotton, full yard wide
atE3c.;
Calicoes at 81. 10, and l23c.;
| Bed Tick at l23c. (;
! Shifting Stripes at 1?5c. ];
| Linsey at 20c;
Mohair skirtng at Csc. per yard, worth 75c.;
Napkins at 81 rs per dozen.
| Great bargains In
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Satinets,
Full. width sheetings,
All kinds OF Dress Goods,
| and, in fact, everything that we have In store
The goods must be sold the stock to be closed on
| in order to make an important change In our bust
ness next spring. LEVY BROTHERS.,
l547 Main street,
jas nearly opposite tho Old Market aouss.
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EY- WIN. b. ISAACS &c CO., bANA BAN. ~
CORNER OF MAIN AND FoURTsEsTH sIss
Richmond, dealers in coin, BONDS, otoCno'
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPkh' ana Hh'
aOTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time. In sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houaes in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, OF
CERTIFICATES Issued for came.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible polnts ~
tbs r1nitsd States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal alscouns.
da2S-3m
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A POINT TO BE CoNsIDERED.-"Minor
Topics" mentions as one Of the advan-
tages which President JoHNsON's Admins
tration has over its predecessors, that
"men of oil parties can file their applica-
"tions for office with about equal hope"
True enough yet only half the truth; for
men of all parties may file their petitions
without hope, since, if Mr.. JOHNSON likes
them, the Senate will dislike them, and
7,jco 7,prSd
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The reconstruction acts provide thai
when various other things shall have been
done, and the proposed amendment shall
have become apart Of tho Constitution, the
southern States shall be admitted into the
Union. Upon this hint, the New York
World speaks. It calls upon the New
Jersey Legislature to rescind the rstiica-
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2Decd1Z Notices.

wLIvERPOOL AND LONDON AMI
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PERSONS Oh C0aPoa ATIoFs
desiring TO effect
LOANS. NORTH OR In q Eor r.
BUILDINGS or MERCHANDISE,
v,u find It 10 their interest TO insure with THIS
company. Policies Of this company transferred 70
capitalists are considered by them the best security
In case Of fire.
CAPITAL, $4,000, 900 IN GOLD.
Stockholders personally responsible; and among
than ar, some OF the wsalthiest persons In Eng
land end the United States.
All claims paid on proof Of loss without abate-
ment for interest. .vprpopT T. co.
General Agents for virginia,
,.1 I'm oflcs over Exchange Bank.
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INp1ANA.-The nomination of Senator
Hendricks for Governor Of Indiana by the
Democratic Convention gives the most
lively satisfaction among the Conservatives
of all classes now here. Mr.. Hendricks
Is said to be personally the most popular
man in Indiana, and prominent citizens of
that State have no doubt that he and the
whole ticket will be elected bya handsome
majority.-S,m.
He is. besides, the finest stump speaker
in the State.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y On and after MONDAY, December 10. lse7,
an ACCOMMODATION PASSENGER TRAIN vii
be run between Richmond and Gordonsville fox
cept on Sundays), leaving Richmond at Asa 2.
81. and arriving at $50 A. NJ.
By this train passengers between Lynchburg,
Washington, SC, and Richmond connect In both
directions with the hight trsns on the Orange and
Alexandria railroad. II. ID. WHITCOMS,
deH General Superintendent.
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The North British Revie,o for December,
1867, has been laid upon our table by
Messrs. WooDHoUsE s PARHAM, the agents.
It's table of contents seems, if possible, to
be better than usual.
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A PREDICTION. - Colonel Robert E.
Withers will one day be Governor of Vir-
ginia.-Native Vrginian.
We certainly should not object.
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gDecd0Z Notices.

m SPECIAL NoTICE-R EM VAL L..
John C. sHAFRR & CO., Merchant gsilors' nsse
removed to their new building, DO io's To-
stres. corner Tenth tthIrd door above the poes.
see) where they will continue their business ~
ali Its branches, and would respectfully 'oli'n
etstnuance OF tho favors Of their patrons anG lne
49,. .na.s,,, jall-lm
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sE- sEfNE THREADING have In store
our supply OF SEINE THREAD, embracing ioui
different brands, in balls and large sKeins.
which we cali the particular attention OF tnoss IA
want. We are selling Thread this season 81 Ne"
York prices. We have also In store large ''o'A
of COTTON LINE for hanging seine.
levy BROTHE rs, lst7 Main street,
Ia, nearly opposite the market house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-13

AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCE RINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumed, war
raned not only equal but superior to the English,
and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are superseding
all foreign toilet soaps in this market, as 1t is well
known that since their introduction the demand
for the latter has fallen of fully one-half Manu-
featured only by
McKHONR, VAN HAAGEH e CO.,
% south Front street, Philadelphia 80 Barclay
street, New York. no 3o-eowsm
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R0dZTOaHs.


~ ~
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
X, nSIIpoaD-UHAF8E OF SCHEDULE.
ard Alter YRIDAY the 10th day OF January, 49,
ths passenger trains on this rosd VIII run as fol.
io ao,ne west.-Man Trsin.-Lsays Riehmons
daily az Sis a. n leave 1anvisis ds,ly 2. s:la p
..,ann NJ gnrkeSiile with trains tbs sontb g5.
Tsilrosa for Tarmyiiis Lynsahsufg s,,sGi
ris.ns Ae.. ac.. ana NJ Greensboro with ,rsir.
on the North Carolina railroad for Charlotte. Ca'
iumbia, Charleston. Aag1:ss, savannah. Macon,
nninU sast Mall and Passenger Train.-L.sv.
arssnsnoro' daily st4 A. d. leave Ianvills dali
st s:45 4. N. arrive at Richmond at s:B ?. II. y
RnrksviiIe daily tSundays excepted) at 500 r Y !,
~1AA'o :. THOMAS D0DAMElD
ia1o Superintendent
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DIED.

DIED,
On Saturday morning, January 18th, 1867. at
half.past o'clock. at the residence Of c. Wal
thall in Sidney, after long and painful illness,
Mrs LUCY q. BINFORD, OF Hanover county, re-.
ltct OF William A. Binford, and eldest daughter OF
tn late Johnson Eubank, Of this city.
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MARRIED,

At the residence of the BRIDES father, North
ampton county, N. c., Oh the 9Th instant. by tho
Kev. ]. NJ. Butler, Captain SAMUEL N. BUXTON
to Mas BETTE PEEL.
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THE VIRGINIA i.EPORTS.
FoR SALE AT THE STATE LIBRARY

Volume II GRATTAN'S REPORTS, just pub
lished;
GRATTAN'S REPORTS, IT volumes Except vo-
Tunes 1, S, and 6, ont Of prin,), at IS per
GILMsK'S REPORTS, volume. ss:
KANDOLPH'S REPORTS, volumes (vclume o
out OF print, &2s;
LEIGH's REPORTS 10 volumes (excopt volumes
So, 10. and II, ont OF PRINT, at IS per volume
ROB NSOH's REPORTS, volume volume out
Of print). IS.
ALSO,
TIE ACTS OF ASSEMBLY 1866, ls66-'67, with
yariC rs previous years
THE IL URNALS .Nn DOCUMENTS Of the Gene
raj Assemb y for various years.
TIE REPuRTS TO TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WOkKS for various years
JOHN II. HERNDON
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
ia0-2t and Librarian.
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RICHMOND AND PSTERasukd RA1LRoAp Cog
Richmond, VA, August -, 1897.
ON AND AFTER the 3Oth instant
Othe TRAINS ON THIS ROAD Will leave
EXPRESS TRAIN daily Except Mondsys) 3:
THROUGH MAIL daily ct l:4o z. II.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS daily tex.
eept Sundays) at 4l5 T. M.
rs far south as Augusta, Ca, and at PetsrhbaIs
with trains Of the Southside raj lvay.
The LAO P. II. Train makes close and sure con.
nsctions with trains for ali points south SIS lar S,
Kew Orleans. .
The Is P. NJ. train connects ct Petersburg with
trains for Norfolk.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond ard al!
pG PREIaHT and AC;CoMMoDATGoE daily lez-
cept Sunday at 1880 A. III.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily ato:so A. H..
THROUGH MAIL daily (eHceet snE0eyj ~ 7:a
Fare to Eorfolk. -. Baggage checked through.
&. q. GILL,
sas Enoiuear and Supa rintaufprt
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0PPICg VIRGINIA CRETkAL RAILROAD Goa
RICHMOND. October |. 1907.

0PPIcs VIRGINIA GENITAL RAILROAD Coat
RICHMOND. October l. 1867.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
v On and after OCT06ER lsT the Mail Tain
will be run between Richmond and Starr!oE
daily, except on Sunday, and on sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsvil!e. West OF S!4ultoa
the Mail Train will leave for Covington on MuI.
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re.
turn alternate days.
Leave almond ................,......1lo a. ".
Leave staunton for CovinSton. 3:i- J.. u
Lsavs staunson for 4. II.
Freight Trains daily Except Sunday leave
Richmond at P. II. and A. II.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 all prominent
points North and South. and TO Lynchburg. Lex.
ipgton, Harrisonburg. Lewlsburg, and other pro.
minent points In the West.
At Govipgton, JAMES J. A. TR0TTER BIO
THSs's STAGE LINE connects with tae Mail
Train for White Sulphur, Lew!sburg, and ka
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore TO
Charleston, two and half days. -
At Stanton and Goshen, HARMsN CO.'S
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex.
ington daily. (except Sundaysh and passengers
90 through from Richmond or Baltimore Same
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached to
Freight Trains will be discontinued.
a. d. WHITCoMB,
Ocl General Superintendent,
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DLANK BOOKS AND STATION
ID cry FOB THE NEW Wharf.-The subscri-
beers beg to invite attention to their stock Of
all kinds required by merchants, bankers and
others. Having a complete book bindsry and
order any special sizs style, or quality nded
In IA good Il manner and upon as favorable terms
as the best establishments north. A IL articles OF
STATIONERY Of the best qualities and Of popular
manufacture can be found at their mouse. Tho
CUUaTlhG HOUSE CALENDAR for 1853 Is now
ready, which their customers can obtain gratis on
application. WoUDH0USE & PARHAM,
Ia 1876 Main street.
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sB A COUGH, A COLD, OR SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed to continus, irri
tation of the lungs, permanent throat disease,
or consumption, is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
having direct influence to the parts, give imme-
diats relief.
For bronchitis. asthma, eatarrh, consumptlve and
throat diseases, TRocHEs are used with
always good success.
Singers and public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc 2a-sod4m
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rweKEar UPRISING OF THE PEOPLE

s,x THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND
EIaHTY.FoUR VOTES CAST
FOB LOW PRICES AGAINST HIGH,
THEREBY DECIDING THAT
LEVY BROTHERS.
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ARE SELLING THE BEST BARGAINS EVhk
OFFERED IN THIS CITY!
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Meetings.

ENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders Of the VIRGINIA STATE IN
SURANCR COMPANY will be held at the Office Of
the company on MONDAY NEXT goth January
at IL O'Clock. e l3-it
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NOTICF.-A called meeting of the
~ stockholders OF the Manchester Cotton and
Wool Manufacturing Company will be held at
the ofics Of the Richmond and Petersburg Bail
road Company on TUESDAY, February 4th, 1858,
at u O'clock. WILLIAM h. POWERS,
Ia 4-2awtd Agent.
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
w NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA TRs
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND P0r0.
MAC RAILROAD, Carrying THE UNITED
STATES NAIL TWICE DAlLY-ELEGAfTCA Rs
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS 0S
ALL TRAlNS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on Til.
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND Rldzrz
srRggTs, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leares Rich.
nond daily 1T 1885 A. NJ, arriving IN Washing.
ton at SIS P. NJ, connecting with tho early az.
ternoon express trains for the North, Sat- ard
The NIGHT THROUGH MA1L TRAIN, with ole.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent sleeping
Chairs attached, leaves Richmond daily at '.SF.
NJ, (Sundays excepted) arriving In Washingcr
at SIS A. H., ecnnseting With The oarly mo'n.
ing trains for the n orth, EAST sDd west.
Eo EXTRA oHAIGs for sieeping shairs;
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local ez.
press packages, leayeE Richmond daily tSundsyi
excepted) from the depot, corner OF Broad ans
Eighth streets, at 3.5o 2. L., arriving In freds.
risksburg at ]. 10 2. Is.
TaRUGGH TiCKHTs snd TaEouGa BAG
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandris, Washington
Baltimore Philadslphia, Now York, Boston, sne
ali the principal cities in the West.
For furth or information and through tlcZess up,
ply at the Office Of the company, corne Broad and
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, AID at the tiaks
oEise, corner Byrd and Eighth streets, ,,,rpr
General Ticket agent.
pr-u Gnn.yinfandanf, ap
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TRENCH HAIR-WORK BAZAAR,
n X. FERRANDISI, manufacturer and imnorter
OF all kinds OF HAIR WORK. PsRFUMEkY and
FANCY AaTICLBS, imported direct from Paris
The Il dies and gentlemen and strangers visiting
the city would do well before purch asing elss.
where to call at 4. FERHANuIHrS
al Broad street. between Third and Fourth,
a3 Richmond Va.
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DYY1cs RroHxoEp AND YORK River,
RAILROAD COMPANY,
R1oHxoHp. October %. 1851.

KTEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR.
lN FOLK, AND THE POLIO WIG POINTS.
REYoHD2yfZ., PHILADELPHlA, BOSTON. civ
CiNNATI, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE, P.RRBp
PraiSht received MONDAYS and THURsDAYsn
this depot no to 8 o'clock 2. II. for the abors
points. and forwarded with dispatch and at rss.
sonabls rates. Passengers for Baltimore and Phil.
sdeIphia leave at 7 o clock A. III on TUESDAYS
and fridays. reaching Baltimore early next
morning, and Philadelphia that night. Rars-To
Rslumore, 81; to Phlladelphia, IS &c. Passengers
for Eorfolk and intsrmediate Landings leave eTsry
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY At
O'clock a. M. Freight for Norfolk and tntsrnedl.
ate iandings received Mondays. Wednesdays, ana
fridays Passenger and freight train leaves every
day al o. clock A. N. for White House: Rreigk,
received every day up to O'Clock r. N, Sunday
excepted.
FROM BosTog TO RIcHMoHD.-Mark your gooii
"Union Line" and ship BY Boston and PIovi.
dence railroad care OF the " Richmond and York
RiYsr Railroad Line" pier No. LiShs-strss,
wharf, Baltimore.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RIcHaosD..For~ard
ali goods by the Philadelphia end Baltimore
Union Line" i8 north wharyss, Philadelphia,
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pier
NO I,ight street wharf, Baltimore:
PRoM BALTIMORE TO RIcEMoED.1Shlp al goods
hr tha Richmond and. York River Railroad
T3nsH A. NEEDHAM s. SONS, Agents. pier 30.
Iight. street wharf, Baltimore;
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN Il. FREEMAN,
Passenger and Freight Agent. OCH
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tEMALE
Mr. HINE offered resolution granting
the use of the hall for Mrs. Harper, the
mulatto lecturess, to deliver lecture
which vas carried.
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House, wood offered q resolution, which
was adopted, directing the General OF
the army to furnish the correspondence
between himself and Hancock relating
to removals, and his curse in new
Orleans.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-Tho House
resumed consideration Of the Kentucky
contested election case, After q debate,
which was participated in BY Coburn,
Terry, Blaine, Holland, Dawes and
Others, the remaining resolutions re-
ported by the Committee on Elections
were adopted, declaring that Smith is
mot entitled to a seat and directing the
Governor of Kentucky to be notified
that o vacancy exists 10 the Second
Congressional District.
The Speaker laid before the House
the correspondence between Grant and
Hancock, when the House went into
Committee of the Whole on the Diplo.
matte Appropriation bill. Pending a
motion to provide for a Minister 70
Greece, the House adjourned,
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in5Ian BaftIe 10 Texas.

Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial J
SAN ANTONIO (Texas), Jan. l4.-Dis-
patches just received here state that a
severe Indian battle was fought at Camp
Lancaster on tho 9th Of December.
Lancaster is 24o miles northwest oil TINS
place, on the Rio Pecos, and is garri-
soned by a company Of colored cavalry
belonging to the command Of General
Hatch.
The Indians, about 1000 strong, at
tackled the camp at 4 o'clock P. ". while
the company were watering their horses.
In the dash three men were killed, a
number wounded, and thirty horses cap
tured; but the colored soldiers retreated
in good order to the post, where, get
ting their Spencer carbines, they furi-
ously assaulted the sayages, driving
them into the old post works near the
camp, where the fight lasted until late
in the night, when the Indians gave
way in confusion.
On the night Of the 2sth, the Indians
renewed the attack, but were repulsed
with great slaughter, leaving the ground
strewn with bows, arrows, guns, blank
cts, coats, pistols, and knives, but car
rying off all their dead and wounded.
During the battle q number Of white
men we're seen among the Indians, wear
ing Confederate gray uniforms, and ap-
parently directing their movements.
This is the frst pitched engagement
the colored troops have had with the
Indians, and it is not likely the savages
will bother them 500 again. The ne
groes fought with n savage desperation
that astonished the red men, who, no
doubt, thought they could easily capture
the post and its small garrison.
The garrison, (Co. B, 9th US Car.,)
about seventy men, were enlisted in
Kentucky by General Brisbin, and near.
ly all of them had seen service in the
army during the a
Another Indian battle with the ne
groes is reported to have taken place nj
Eagle Springs, lasting six hours.
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OUrRAaE IN Observation-Disclosures

OUTRAGE IN Observation-Disclosures
OF Two You've WoNEN.-Yesterday two
young ladies-cousins-named Mary
Thomson and Mary Schmidt, each about
eighteen years of age, came to this city
from O%ldenburg, Indiana, in search Of
employment. After wandering around
tho streets until about dark, and being
Germans, entirely unacquainted with
any person here, they asked a genteelly
dressed young man II he could inform
them where they could get any work to
do. After questioning them as to where
they came from, and If they had friends
here, and learning they had not, he said
that his aunt, who lived up on the hill
side, needed help very much, and If they
only would go there with him they
would, undoubtedly, get good places.
Only too happy at their apparent for
tune in so sooa fuding shelter, they
gladly consented to 60, and the trio
started off up Sycamore street rs far MS
Price, and then up the latter. When
the party had arrived or tho hillside,
the man said he would run ahead and
inform his aunt that the young girls
were coming, and that they must follow
right on and take the first street leading
to the left. This they did, and had ar.
rived Mt the corner of Ringgold and
Price streets, when they were suddenly
pouuced upon by six or seven men, who
gagged them SO as to prevent any out
ciy.
The larger girl, Mary Thomson, being
very powerfully built, managed, after
desperate struggle, to free herself from
the grasp of the villains who had hold
OF her, aud escaped to the nearest house,
where she was we'll cared for and re-
manned all night. Tho screams Of the
other girl were heard by several per-
sons, and only II few minutes elapsed
before several gentlemen were on the
ground, we'll armed, but not in time, rs
the scoundrcls had fed, taking tue poor
girl with them. and it is feared that the
monsters, to hide any evidence Of their
fendish work, have murdered her, and
in some manner disposed of her body.
This morning the girl Thomson left the
house before the officers arrived, and
has not since been seen.-Cine'nndh
Times, Jan. 9Th.
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Marriages.

BRowN-o'CoNNELL-In Gold Hiu. Feb. le'
by the Rev. Father Meagher, Mr.. G. l.. Brown
TO Miss Mary 0'Connell, all Of Gold Hill.
I'VE acknowledge the receipt Of a large sur.
ply of most exceilont wine md wedding cake oil
the head OF this most happy event. May our
friend Brown and his bride enjoy many years Of
unalloyed happiness ard prosperity With a
house full Of young Browns.
GRoyER-RoBERTSoE-In San Francisco
Feb. IL, J. Grover TO Annie Robertson.
BAILEY-GRAFFAM-In San Francisco, Feb.
10, q. w. Bailey to Kate n. GRAHAM.
-REDISGT0N In San Fran.
cisco, Feb. Is, Samuel s. Montague, OF Sscra,
men,o. to Louisa A. Redington, OF Rock
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. San Francisco,
Feb. Is, r. Guy Mcclellan to Mary l.. baldwin.
FRANK-RICHER-In San Francisco, Fob. Q.
Johu Frank TO Mary Q. Richer.
MILLER SERRE-In San Francisco, Feb. 3.
John Miller to Mary Sore.
L,UOTE-voITELET-1n San Francisco, Feb.
II, Rene L,Hotc 10 Emclle voitelet.
sMITH-wALSH-In Napa City, Feb. 0, James
Smith TO Mary Walsh.
THOMAS McGREw-In San Jose, Feb, II,
William w Thomas to Mary L. McGrew
DAyIS-BARB0UR y In stockton, Feb. II,
George Davis to Eliza n. Barbour.