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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-14

GRANTS LIFE BEFORE THE War
The new life of Gen. Grant, written
by Col. Badeau, of his staff, thus
sketches the ante-war life of the now
foremost man in the country:
"Thus. when the civil war broke out, Grant was
. private citizen, earning his bread in an insight.
icsnt inland town. He was Of simple habits and
tastes, without influence, and unambitiOus. Hay-
ing never been brought In contact With men Of en-
inenee. he had no personal knowledge of great az
fairs. he had never commanded more than q CON-
pany Of soldiers, and although he had served I'M
der both Scott and Taylor, it was as q subaltern,
and without any opportunity of Intercourse with
those commanders. He had never voted for q
President but once he knew No politicians, for
his acquaintance was limited to army officers and
Western traders ; even in the town where be lived,
he had not met the member ofCongress who repre-
scented the district for nine successive years, aud
who afterWard became one OF his most intimate
personal friends. OF his four children, the eldest
Ess eleven years old. He lived in u little house
at the top Of one Of the picturesque bills on which
Galena is built, and went daily TO the warehouse
Of his father and brother, where leather was sold
by the wholesale and retail. He was thiTty-nine
years of age before his countrymen became ac-
ouainted with his naHe.o
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Application OF Administrators for
Order TO Sell Real Estate.

In the County Court Of Linn county, Ore
gon.
March Term, 1868.
"HEREAS. A. GREGG. ADMINISTRA-
tor, with the win annexed, Of the Estate
Of James Lewis, deceased. prays a license TO sell
the real property Of said estate. viz The east half
of the S. Z. or of Sec. % the West half Of the
S. W. or Of Sec. %; the East half OF the N. E.
ar, and the East half of the S. E. or Of See. %,
also a tract of land l6 rods wide of the North side
of the North side of the n. w. or Of Sec. %, in
TIP. IL, South Of Range 1, West, in Linn county,
Oregon, containing $40 acres more or less.
Therefore the next of kin, and all persons inter-
ested in said Estate, are required to appear before
said Court, at the Court House in Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, on Wednesday, the Sth day of
April next, at l o'clock p. m, to show cause Why
said license to sell shall not be granted.
EDWARD r. GEARY,
March 3, 1868. County Judge.
CRASoR / HELA. Atty's. n3OWl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-14

RADICAL CoxEENTIOS.-At the Radical
County Convention held in Albany last
Thursday, the following gentlemen were
elected Delegates to the approaching Radi-
cal State Convention, viz:
James Elkins, John Barrows, j. W.
George, o. W. Richardson. J. C. Coombs,
-Ewbanks, c. H. Paine. Hiram Smith.
VIM. M'Coy,. and Rob't Glass.
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On motion the election Of said delegates
was declared unanimous.
On motion it was ordered that q copy Of
the proceedings of this Convention be fur.
nished To the STATE RIonTs DENocRAr and
Oregon Herald, with a request to publish.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
ENoCH HOLT, Chm'n.
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Notice OfFinal Settlement or Guar.
dian.

nAVID PREWETT. GUARDIAN OF THE
estate of the nonresident minor heirs of
Minerva Crank, deceased, lStc of Linn county,
Oregon, has this day fled his accounts in the Coun-
ty Court Of said Linn county. praying . final set
Element of the same, and asking to be discharged
rs such guardian. Notice is, therefore. hereby
given that said application and settlement will be
heard aad determined at the Court House, in the
city Of Albany, 0regon, on
Tuesday, the 7M day of April, 1868,
at which time and place all persons having objec-
lions to said accounts and to such discharge are
required to ale their objections in said Court at
said time. EDWARD r. GEARY,
Albany, March 8. 1858. County Judge.
CRANoR & HELM, Att'ys for Guardian.
y3n29w4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

TNHE LADIES OF THE O.. r. CHURCH OF
Il this place. design giving u Supper on the
evening Of the 18th inst, nj Parrish ! Co.'s Hall.
The proceeds are for the benefit Of the Sabbath
School Library. Admission. IS cents supper. 50
cents ice-cream extra Contributions Of refresh.
mcnts win be thank fully received &C the hall on
that daY. Supper served ut s o'clock. 2t
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LINN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE ACTION OF THE
Democrats Central Committee of Linn county,
the Democratic Convention will be held at the
Court House, in the city Of Albany, on
Saturday, March IS, 1855,
~ 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose Of nominating
. Legislative ticket Is in number6 and also n full
set Of County oGicers for said Linn county, to be
voted for on the first Monday in June, 1865.
It Is hereby that the Democrats
of Linn county meet at their usual places ~ofvoting
in their several precincts, on Thursday, the 26th
day Of March. 1865, at I o'clock p. m, for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to represent them
in the County Convention, and for the Further pur-
pose Of nominating their precinct officers.
The ratio ef apportionmentis based on the vote
cast for the Democratic candidate for Governor In
the year 1866, giving to each precinct one dele
gate, and one additional delegate for every thirty
Democratic votes cast, and one for every fraction
of fifteen votes or over.
Said rule Of apportionment gives to the several
precincts the following number Of delegates, to-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-14
AN BODY.

The following is an inventory of the
former occupation of the delegates in
session at Huntsville, Alabama, as n
constitutional Convention under the
rule of king Pope.
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Albany Precinct Democratic Cen.
venitOn.

A. Miller, JR., Scc'y.
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VNToULD BEG LEAVE TO RESPECTFULLY
tender ther services to tho Ladies' of Al
bany and vicinity, assuring them that they are pre-
pared to make and trim
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-14

MRS. a. b. PAXTON.
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IELsGHApHlC NEWS TENS.

Allen Il. Snow, well known shipmaster. late OF
the bark Aiexandrina, died IN Boston yesterday Of
apoplexy.
The auction store OF Leeds & Co., on Arch street,
above Third street, Philadelphia, was burned about
noon yesterday.
The steamer Boston Is reported to have been sunk
in Lake Michigan by the steamer Milwaukee. There
were no lives lost.
The dwelling and store Off, J. & S. E. Rugges. in
Dalton, N. H., were destroyed by nre Friday
night. The loss Is estimated at $40, 900.
The dry goods house OF Rhodes 4 Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, was entered by burglars yesterday morning,
and sks and yevets 10 the value OF So 900 were car
RED OF.
the Governor and Council OF Maine have commu.
ted the death sentence OF Charles II. keenan,, con-
ycted OF the murder OF Charles Johnson, TO impris.
onment for ii,e.
DR.. Horace b. wakefield, Superintendent OF the
Mass, yesterday FOR the illegal detention OF an In
mate and acquitted.
The propeller Akron, OF the Northern Trsnsporta-
ton line, was seized a. Port Coborn. Canada, last
night by the government, for some infringement or
customs regulations.
The ticket once OF the New York Centra! Railroad,
In schenectady, n. y. was broken into by burglars
on Friday night. The safe was opened with Keys
and about $50 IN money taken.
General L. W. Sweeny, with two companies OF
the : xieeuth infantry arrived at Augusta. Ca, yes-
,eriay morning and will remain until after the mu.
n!cipal cction, which takes place next Wednesday.
wriian n. McGraw and James @. CHORD were
arrested In Fall River, Mass. yesterday, charged
with passing counterfeit I'VE dollar green packs.
They were examined In Boston and held IN the sum
OF az, 900 eacn for trial.
An alteration occurred on Thursday on the Erie
Canal, above West Troy between tive bostmen,
nam@i George Anderson and David Luddy, during
winch l.uddy was shot, the bail taking erect In his
shoulder. Inc wound Is serious.
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curly Tor publiS deposits. ssr,sas.,S National
BANK cfrcujaSon for the week, sIa2, $780, Total 20
date. t5lo,s5597o. Mutilated bills redeemed and de-
stroyed slO.l2712o. Actual circulation at this date,
$29s, s35,5eo Fractional currency redeemed and de-
| stroyed, s2es.ooo. ,1s>
Customs receipts from November Is to q incu
SWEAT Boston, $sO2as9; at New York. ST. ITO. s2I
at Baltimore, sos, S24 at Philadelphia s7s,2se Total
So, 22s, s03.
Internal Revenue Appointments.
The following appointments were made to-day
under the Internal Revenue laws:--,
Storekeepas-Taylor Dudley. J. w. Lawry. Charles
W. K. Gray, for the Seventh Kentucky district F..
Paterson and Thomas w. Jord0n for the Fifteenth
penusssana District b. Campbell 1Sr Inc x Filth
Garolina district; Isaac Womesdorf, for the Eighth
Pennsylvania district. and Robert A. Bruce, for the
GaMgersEGeorge Baxter, IT., for the Third Mas
sachusetts DISTRICT William S. ller. for the Fourth
New York district william DruNmond. Tor the
:he Fl!th Missouri dlstrict.
Asslstam Assessof-G. M. L. johnson, for the
second Ohio district.
Artillery Experiments.
Experimental frirgs OF the same character and
with similar OBJECT as those recently made at
Fortress Monroe are to take place during the COM
ing week at Fort Delaware. A number OF prominent
civilians and army and navy officers will probably
witness these experiments which are conducted
under the direction Of the Board of Engineers.
Naval Orders.
Captain VIM Ronckendorn IL ordered to command
the naval rendezvous at Philadelphia.
Captain c. II. B. Caldwell Is ordered to command
the naval rendezvous ut Boston.
Surgeon Chas. Enersneld Is ordered to duty as
president OF the Naval Examng Board, relieving
Surgeon JOS. Beale who Is ordered to the naval rem
devious at Philadelphia.
Statue Of Alexander Hamilton.
The librarian OF Congress has caused to be tempo
rarity placed the rotunda Of the Capitol statue OF
Alexander Hamilton. heroic sze executed in'ltaly by
Horatio Stone fthls city, under order of Congress
Personal.
private letter received here tonight states that
Judge Fullerton will arrive here on Monday next
with his new batch Of charges.
BY direction of the Secretary Of War Brevet Major
General Doubleday has been granted a leave OF ab.
senCe for six months.
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OBITUARY.
JOHN Augnstus Nichols, III. -.


On Friday Professor John A. Nichols. OF me Col
lege or the city OF New York. died at his residence
IN this city in the forty seventh year OF his age Mr.
Nichols was born In New Jersey, aud when quite a
iad he was engaged In book publishing house at
Hartford, Conn. Professor Davies paironized the
establishment in which young Nichols was engaged
aud issued from there his well known text books on
mathematics The attention OF Professor Davies
called TO young Nichols, who had
eylnced love aud aptitude for the sub
Jects treated OF In the Professors publications.
When Professor Davies was appointed paymaster IN
the United states Army and ordered 10 west Point
he induced Nichols To acc0mpa hy him. and there he
placed him at private collegiate stabi.hment and
NJ The same time personally Buperintenueu tne young
mans education. Some twelve or hfteen years ago
Mr.. Nichols came to this city and was appointed AS
sistaHt Professor Of Mathematics in the College OF
the CITY OF New York-then lie Free Academy. He
lessor OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy at
Cleveland College, then newly instituted. THIS col
Iege did not prove "a success ana Mt. NlchoiS, re-
turning 20 this city, was appointed Professor OF
Mixed Mathematics N the College OF the Clty oi New
York, which position he held uDtil the time OF his
death. Ills sterling qualities a. man; SUPERIOR
research as mathematical scholar anu peculiar
faculties and success an Instructor were uni
versally known and appreciated Collegiate estab-
lishments throughout the country eNllceu anxiety
10 shower honors upon him, From Geneva N. VI
College he received the honorary degree, master OF
Arts; aud from Kenyon IN. " College the honorary
degree, Doctor OF tho Learned Laws His lec-
lures on the mixed sciences and his numerous and
seemingly marvellous computations and cxplana-
tons have made his name fen0SDed IN both hcmi.
spheres, and IL ts confidently aeserted that no man
can now be found to Ill his place.
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The coLf-HlSCOCk MURDER TRIAL.

ALBANY, Nov. y, 1888
In the Cole. Hiscock murder case Coroner Gillespie
testified to-day that he found shirt studs on His
cocks shirt bosom. Objected to and objection
overruled.
Montgomery Pelton, OF Syracuse, was sworn
Witness identified letter received by him from
Genera, Cole, dated at sweeny's Hotel. New York.
about the 3lst OF May, 1867, which was read by Mr.
Hadey The letter stated that General Co e had in
tmations OF Mrs. Coles infideity and requested Of
witness conformation or deniai OF the facts as far
as he knew them. Witness replied To that letter.
Mr.. Tremain objected 10 his stating the contents OF
witness reply. on the ground that the reply itse,f
should be produced.
The testimony OF Mr.. Hadley a. to Mrs. Coles let.
ter called a confessi0n' was read Mr. Hadley was
and testified TO conversation with Mrs. Cole In
the Jan here regard TO her children; she SAID she
would commit suicide unless sue could have her
children. witness said General Cole gave him the
day and which the defence claim was presented to
Mrs. Cole by Mr.. Hiscock.
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ARKANS AS.

Reported Outrage by State Militia In Sewer
County-A Town Sacked-Butchery Of the
lnhabitauts.
MRMPHIs, Nov. %. 1853.
letter from Arkansas says:-On the 10th body
OF 200 men, claiming to be militia entered the tow
OF Centre Point. Sewer county arrested all OF the
inhabitants. marched them into an open neld and
placed guard over them. They then proceeded to
sack the town, after which they ier. The next day
the citizens OF the adjoining county locke into the
town. meeting had been gotten up to express the
sentiments OF the people, and while the meet ing was
progressing the same body OF men dashed INTO
the town and opened an indiscriminate fire
upon the assembly shooting down number OF
them. They arrested three or the Oldest citizens.
named Hester. Anderson Anc Gilbert, and carried
then. ou, TO The fed and sho. them. The band are
still IN possession o! the town
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

JoSpoy .MoSsy MAaEET-LoNDoS. Nov. 2s-2 p.
uConsols closed at "a for money AMI 81 % ~ for
The account. No prices from New York have as yet
been resolved; the prices OF AMERICAN SECURITIES
here are therefore unchanged. - =,
PANS BouRsF.-PARIs, Nov IS The Bourse ID
dull. Rentes, i0l. 5ac.
2s-2 r. M-The market closed quiet There mas
been some business doing in cotton to arrive, sales
having been made at 1879.
HAvRE CorTov MARgEr.-HAvRE, Nov. 2s.--The
market is quiet both To arrive aud anosh
bfvERpuuL RRBADsTUFFs MARKRT.-btvERr0oIi
Nov. B--2 p. M.--The market closed heavy. .
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARRET-LiyERpooI, Nov.
2s-2 r. M.--Spirits petroleum., 8tsd. per gallon.
Common rosin, 81. Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE hARKRr-tOKpox, Nov. 2S.-
Spirits turpentnc, 2es 81. per cwt Taiow. sos. 3D.
Der cwA
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TENNESSEE.

Arrest Of New York Broker In Memphis
Departure of Troops for Texas-Negr0
Shooting ARRAY.
MEMPHIS. Nov. %, 1863
J. A. Marsh, late OF the Arm of Temple Marsh,
brokers in Wall street. New York, for whom a re-
ward was offered for alleged swindling in bond
transaction, was arrested here this afternoon, en-
route TO Cuba. He is held await ng requistion OF
the Governor Of New York. Fortydve tho usand dol
lars in bonds were found on him.
Eight companies OF the Twenty-ninth infantry /,
under General WILCOX left this afternoon on the
steamer Ruth ,or the frontiers OF Texas.
Al ARRAY This afternoon In Butter street, between
two negroes named Grayson AMI Colbert resulted
in the shooting and mcrta,ly wounding OF Colbert.
Graysou was arrested.
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CUBA.
Decline In Bnuco Espauol Shares-GoId Basis
Adopted by Dealers.

Decline In Bnuco Espauei Shares-Gold Basis
Adopted by Dealers.
HAVANA Nov. 81, 1858.
The shares OF the Spanish Bank have declined
three per cent and those or the Commercial Bank
are at present thirty per cent discount. Gold one
and one-haf per cent premium. The Savings Bank
business Il done on gold basis and admits no
notes; the shares have therefore, advanced six per
cent
Departure Of Eight Hundred Volunteers for
the War-COlenel Acostn's Plantation
BuSned-Humane Conduct or the Insnrgent
Chisf General Cespedcs. -A-,-.-.ls, ;..-r.r,
gsssss.zsss HAVANA Nov. %, 1865
The nrst battalion Of Solunteers-eisht hundred
strong-leaves tomorrow for the seat OF war;
is reported that the nsurrectionists have burned
the plantation Of Colonel Acosta, commanding bat
talon Of volunteers.
ia reported that General Cespedes Of the revolu.
tionists had three men executed who were caught
fooolng and committing acts o! incendiarism.
Cesped %, previous to the attack and repulse ~
ManZauio, recommended that the women ana chi
Orea snoad leave the town.
Tas .onndeace OF the people and Captain General
Lersrau IN the speedy termination OF the war Is in.
eIeas.nR
another battalion OF volunteers will march to Hol
cue during she coming week.
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SHOOTING.

The unusual scarcity OF game in New Jersey tht
year has caused much disappointment to IN ny
sportsman. But n few years since the fields and
forests were alive with cartridges, woodcock ana
quail and those in quest OF them were always we'll
rewarded. The present contrast ia remarkable and
can only attributed TO the perseverng attempt or
poachers who chase and destroy the meagre rem
nants OF the once nourshlng Jocks With com
mendable spirit many sportsnen have agreed 10 lay
aside their guns for time IN order tnlt the game
may increase. II the progress OF he poacher5 %
not arrested IN time game VIII. be almost extinct III
New Jersey.
The Boston Germania Rife Club formally opened
their new club house at spy Pond, on the outskirts
OF Cambridge, last week. During the day target
firing was praeticeJ, nearly every nark-iuan taxing
partin the shooting ana IN the evening festivities
were continued To midn,ght
Henry Jameson aud p. ;. Mckay, are matched 70
18th December
IL appears that the reformers IN Spain demand
the abolition OF bull hghts. though II II hardly prob
| able they will be dispensed with.
A hunting party from Abemar!e, Va. captured
! twenty-elght deer rcccat.y In Frederick county.
Three bears one weighing over 900 pounds, and
FIVE deer were recently sot oy hunting party near
Kalamazoo, Mich.
large black bear weighing $50 pounds was shot
a short time since N hctklmer county, n. y. which
had dragged hunters Trap six miles before he was
overtaken ana despatched
Bear hunting continues lively IN LuZcrne county,
Pa six bears were seen Ia one day In LaCkaWau ma
township.
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NEW YORK.
A Murderer Sentenced 10 he Hung.

BUFFALO, Nov. IS 1888
Christian CARTE was sentenced this morning by
JUICE Barker, OF the Supreme Court, to be hung on
the sh OF December for the murder of Marcus Swer-
lelne.
Peter Ie2gett and James Meatt, gamblers, were
sentenced the state Prison for eight and len years
respectively for for setting fire TO the rooms Of
The .at,er 10 secure the insurance.
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FLORIDA.

The Case Of Lieutenant Governor Clemson.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 2S. 1865
In the Supreme Court 20 day motion to strike out
:our points as irrelevant and !mpertinens was
grained. motion by Mr. Geason's counsel 20
qaas The proceedings was then taken M and argued
unit, dark
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LOUISIANA.

The 'Irou.Clud Oath'' Dispensed With in
the United States District Court.
NRw ORLEANS Nov. rs, 1865.
In the United States District Court yesterday the
Distr.c! Attorney informed the court that Chief
Justice Chase lad dispensed with the test oath for
Jurors AMI moved the same rge be adopted by the
United states Court o. Louisiana. Judge Duriil or
detec ;he oath 20 bs administered as required be-
fore he WAL
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

sorrplyrToy, Nov. 27.-The steamship West
phaia from New YORK arrived at thus port at half-
Iast two Y. NJ. to-day.
OrpySsruvN, Nov. 27.-The steamship Java, from
New Yors arrived here at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. to-
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FRANCE.

Another Newspaper Fined for Publishing Bau.
din Subscriptions.
PARIS. Nov 2S, 1863
The publishers Of the Lille Progress (ncwspaperl
have been fined 5,0OO and sentenced TO month j
imprisonment for publishing the list of subscriptions
for proposed monument to NJ Baudin in the Gene.
terry Of Aontmartre.
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KENTUCKY.

Fire and Loss of Life i'm Louisville.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 2S, 1858.
Eary this morning fire broke out in the rear Of
Padden & Sons brewery, destroying half OF the es-
adjustment. The loss was $4,000, on which there
was hut little insurance. Joseph Woodruff actor,
was Killed, by tie falling Of q wall While engaged
in staying the flames.
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Tax Riots in Central Italy.

FLORENCE, NOV. y, 1853.
quite serious outbreak has occurred at Bologna,
and new troubles are feared. The disturbance orig
mated through refusal OF the peasants to pay their
taxes Two persons have been killed and seven
badly injured.
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The New OmciaI Monitcur.

PARIS. NOV. 3, 1873.
The presen, Nontteur tnewspaper) loses It's ofica.
character with New Years Day. The NoRiteor oucel
De pEns ptre VIII then appear.
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GERMANY.

The Schlcswia Deputies Denied Seats In the
Diet.
BERLIN, Nov. IS 1858.
The deputies from Schleswig have been denied
seats in the Die. until they swear allegiance.
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VIRGINIA.
suicide Of the President Of n Lunaiic Asyium-
Heavy Verdict Against the City OF Rich
acknowledgements Discontinued.

RICHMOND, Nov. Is, 1895.
DR.. Arthur r. Petticoas superintendent OF me
Eastern Lunatic Asylum at Williamsburg committed
suicide there this morning by leapng rom win
dow OF the Asylum dasnng his brains out on the
sidewalk below. The deceased was a distinguished
physician and was formerly Professor IN The Medi.
cal College here. His mind had been unsettled for
some time past.
The Richmond Circuit Court to-day gave judgment
against the cty for $4,000 worth OF whissey which
was destroyed py order OF the city Council on the
night OF evacuation. In 1866. About 5000 barrels
we're destroyed that nigat for all OF which the city
nave TO psy.
The daily Mem Nation, q republican paper in this
Guy, announces that, s'Owng to the unexanpleu
prescription II will not be published again.
General W. q. Wickham has been elected Prcsi.
dens OF tbe chesapeake and OHIO Railroad.
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TURKEY.

supply nj Arms for the Waliacbians.
VIENNA, Nov. -, 1868.
An American vessel with arms on beard designed
for the use OF the walachsns passed up the Danube
= day or two since