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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Vim. F. Jones, Canadian burglar, shot
two policemen in Buffalo on Tuesday night,
wounding them slightly. He was caught
burglarizing, and finally arrested.
Richard Englehart, aged sixteen years,
committed suicide by throwing himself nm
der railroad train on the Lebanon Valley
Road on Saturday evening while intoxica-
ted. ..-tH
Robert w. Devine hanged himself on
Saturday night in the Jail at Reading, Pa.
where he was confined for deserving his
wife. he left letter Representing his wife
for his evil ways. h ..l F.. Sd
Mrs. Rizzi, the wife of Frank Rizzi, a
butcher on Monroe street, Memphis, was
found dead on Sunday morning, with her
head crushed It is believed that her hus-
band murdered her, as he has fed.
A gentleman examining pistol in Mo-
bile gunshop, remarked, I'm try it," put it
20 his breast and fired. u reckon III die
now," was his next words, and be wasn't
out of his reckoning. e
The other morning collision occurred on
the Western Pacific Railroad, near San Lee
andre, Cal, between the Eastern bound
train and Almeda Ferry train, by which a
number Of passenger cars were demolished
and driven into each other, and from ten to
fifteen passengers killed and from thirty to
fifty wounded. a'a = t.inlfii' esr 7inf
At Corydon, Ind, rumor prevailed on
Monday, Nov list, to the effect that yigi-
lance committee of Heth township had ar
rested young man suspected Of horse-steal-
ing. He was hanged twice until life was
nearly extinct, when he confessed to The
crime and revealed the names Of the parties
implicated.
The other night two raen, named Parker
Bliss and chas G. Wild, registered their
names at the St Charles Hotel, La Crosse,
Wisconsin, Winona. Wild left at 12c'clock
that night. Bliss was found at O'Clock,
p. m, next day, in the room dead, with two
bullet holes through him Wild is prob
sbly the murderer. ~ u
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Political.

1t is said that there are sixty-two towns
in Massachusetts without Democrat
The California Legislature viii occupy the
new building in Sacramento during their
next session. lqai5 slsir haa l7L
A memorial to Congress asking aid for the
Sutro Tunnel has been signed by al the Ne
yada State officers and many prominent citi-
,.,nc ~ 81 irif s4ftl - ~ Anli
The question of removing the capital VIII
probably be brought up ina contested cleo
ton case early in the coming session OF Con-
gress. Afis (
The Washington Territory Legislature is
again without quorum Warrants have
been granted for the arrest Of the receding
members. - ~
1t is understood that the President con-
siders the present condition Of our finances
most faEorsble 20 speedy return to specie
payments, and in his forthcoming message
will urge such measure upon Congress-
The San Francisco Bullstisurges the Leg
lature of Cslifornis to petition Congress to
make immediate provision for the survey
and sale of all the public lands in the mining
counties of that State l..,r,gas s4i,
Gasnold. town in Massachusetts, contain
ing IS legal voters, determined to shoulder
none of the responsibility Of the next Legis-
nature and voted Q representative ticket bear
ing the words mot to send" The other
towns in the district elected Representa-
tive. dFng ~ haH lia siE'sl4sa1 70 ~
The Legislature of Ohio viii meet in few
weeks and elect two members Of the United
States Senate, one for the full term, begin
ming March 4, 1871, and one to succeed Mr..
Grimes, who viii tender his resignation. As
the unexpired tine is short il is said that
no prominent citizer win consent to be can
didate. 49, y, 49,.
( Charles ]. Folgcr, of Western New York,
has been appointed Assistant United States
Treasurer of New York, vice General But
terfeld, resigned. HIS commission was for
warded yesterday. Nj, F. is lawyer by
profession, but politician by practice. He
was appointed ut the rcqhcst of 6ccrersry
Fish, Governor Morgan and Senator Conk-
ling. 'la's
The st. Paul Pioneer admits that the Istest
official and corrected returns for Governor
of Minnesota give Judge Austin, Re2ubli-
can, $50 majority. -Four counties remained
to be heard FROM. which will increase this
majority. The Press says the Senate viii
contain IA Republicans and Democrats,
and the House rs Republicans and 10 Dem
Ocrntsl "a .fs .issfs af.1- .-taa
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Ma BL1rHE AKD Tas OH SssDzERs.--
The following preamble and resolutions
were introduced in the Senate by the Hon.
P5<f Rlythe, Senator from Henderson. these
resolutions have reference to the pensions of
the soldiers who were in the war of 1919.
They are still pending before the Legislature,
and will pass that body, we have no doubt /:
EHzREAs, There are few remaining
patriots who fought yaliantly under General
jackson, in the war of 1912, and who are
NOW old and weilstricken in years; and
whereas, it has ever been the generous policy
| Of the United States Government to show a
spirit Of hberality to those who have stood
firmly by the flag of our country in the days
Of her trial and danger; and whereas many
Of those worthy dyefersns are DOW, bowed
down with affection and in slaughtered
circumstances and need the sympathy and
aid Of the government they helped to pre-
serve. Be il therefore 49,
Bssolusd, By thin General Assembly, that
our Representatives. and Senators in Congress
be respectfully and earnestly requested 70
use their influence to secure the passage oil
a law which will give to each of she sur
wing soldiers in the gar of 1912 Z liberal
pensinli for life. 81
Besolssd. That copy Of this rcspiuiipn
be transmitted to the Governor Of this State
with request that he cause the same to b
forwarded to each Of our Senators and Rep,
sentstiscs in the Congress of the United
1tates ra f,rl1a ifaF ~ 1s
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Personal.

General Garibaldl is about to appear as q
novelist. t,ht
Victor Hugo asks guinea for the poor
every time ne writes his autograph for stran-
geis g ia aiai q ''''i' p y
Miss Fisher persists in her suit against
the Hartford Times for saying she wore false
calves. sfs7 r,-,l . ....,.,...
Ex-President Roberts, of Liberia, left Bal
timore few days since on lis return to that
country.
Elder Knapp declares the spirit manifesto
tons to be reality, and that they are all the
work of the devil. NJ Z, ~ ftf
The Bishop of London delivered funeral
sermon over the remain of the late George
Peabody in Westminster Abbey. a'i'''fi'
A gentleman of distinction has been de-
spatched by President Juarez to meet Mr..
Seward and escort him to the city.
The late Lord Derby was indebted for his
graceful clocutionary power to the lesson OF
his stepgrandmother, Mrs Farrsn, the cele.
brated actress. q l3iev Zg ~
Official returns Published in Berlin slow
th4 the German universities number 55C
An fican sIEieuts hssides upwards o
1,qpo Amerid ~ boys and girls who attend
scflools and educational institutions in vari
cu6 parts of Germany.
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FOREIGN.
94fiaf< tT--fle9 II qnT
England is about adoptinga half petny

a ~ .
tul,tl.l ~
.v.te,5 n nsvsn.n., noS,sas NM" penn"
f',''''s's, va ss.ssa.,
Tne old citadel Of Antwerp has been sold
to Prnsso-Belgiali company for the sum Of
s,0o0sooo. a5 q 8 81. 10 Iiiaa. I
{ Portugal, Turkey. Eeypt Spain and
Greece sre al Ia the markets for loans, with
equal chances Of failure. 'iai sdi 'soa I
IN. =. q. ~
:. ~ = s-.on nsuse % DspeI'es are moving
$3.50 - ~ ING ssou.aon ol caPiAi pun
: M ,.-.Is i
ne cneniss ana aruggistf assistants IN
sin arg soous 70 stnke. committee mas
The Italian Cabinet auuroyes. il IA said
unanimously of the candidature Fl tbe Duk !
Of Genoa for the throne Of Spsin.
= ~ =
strongly adyecates he eJectica If fhe vonr1
Duke Of Genoa m N. throne of sn.;r
-. $3.50. Z IT 81
Inc Havana Dsario recently had an article
declaring that there were but two elements
Of population in the island, the Spanish and
Foreign, and that the enemies of Spain
could not remain there. 5.
Two additional regiments Of cavalry are
to Dc added to the garrison at Paris. An
other demonstration was made in that city
on fnday aight in honor of Rochefort, but
the people were not disturbed by the police.
The Diet of Iov.r ku.tY;. has aec;ded
that In The ,ubl;c .chao,s ar,r tro 49,.
e - =, aou'o
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INDUSTRIAL.
Emigran.s are swarming into Texas.

49,, -
A piano factory In Boston uses weekly the
tusks OF two elephants Tor keys.
High prices in the United States have
given a new start to the Nova Scotia coal
mines ,8r -
San Francisco, with aPopulatiou OF about
100000, expended $4Oe, 4s for its schools
last year.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

Minnesota has paper called the Wa0d-
shan Red headed Herald -
Some Cheyenne chiefs advocate fighting
in the spring, but the Arrapahoes oppose it.
"A magnetic well has been discovered in
Michigan. and inyalids are thronging TO il
from all directions. "a
A Western paper has the following sensa-
ton heading, "A mule injured, buggy up
set and man killed. y
An association has been formed in New
London, CT, for the purpose of investiga-
ting the phenomena Of spiritualism.
Beecher wants John Cinnamon to vote,
spigtail and ALL" The Boston Post thinks
this lisa queuesricus way of expressing It.
There are twenty-three suits for divorce
before the Supreme Court at Portland, Me-,
and nineteen Of the petitioners are wives.
A dancer once said to Socrates: q You
cannot stand on one leg as long as. can +"
"True, replied the philosopher, but a
goose can. 80
A railroad in New Jersey was indicted
and convicted for maintaining nuisance In
burning coal in its locomotives and endan-
gering property near which 1t passed
means.
a Young oco.ch s,lL sas iecen.ly ecaPeo
S 1,o'n Mo' San a1'u ~ u On ne1 "ay .
oco.,snu. one says' wan. 70 go DncA
- 'e'i our peop'e 'as .lu.n ABOUT heIulon-
ism---se .es taem Ano" Hnat : we lmpos-
aA,.s ~ s.,a . rnor.,;,;,o ,,.ch.,ar .-;{{5s. 10
:, a.-sh,. &c -;,t. 900 i-5- - ~
camn..s eth;s worlj : q nj i,'s
oloap,v nr;.,n ~ Yes s;,b.d ~ . rs-
80 :, M 20, es,ec;.iIx 40 me ,o., cr..srrs.
doomed ,o ~ sol;tsr~ ccrf;nement,n
- - =
The C5sye1ns ng ,sPoe IN The ssss
q. . Sne W az us u' s;a.s r;o.s ~.
sm. " pneLh. 49, W. u. .;:.. - IL
.ssa.- A ~ us~s;s a.. a. - w
we U,s S;sn M tS,;r I;s.le n.ksdae,s
"e'' Sp'e '-e', .' - -.
small band OF hslf-orccds intercepted
the new Governnr Of Winnipeg, Canada, on
HIS way % the capital OF the new colony, M
tending 70 prevent his entry SaI; si,ef 2
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Referred to DE Committee o. cOuntis.


Referred to the Committee On Sounnes
and Townships
Nj Seymour, from the Judiciary Commit
tee. reported favorably on the bill to change
Sec. 4s5. Chapter IL, Title 10, of the Code
of Civil Procedure. On reference % sP-
prenticing minors) -, -
sAfferxards, shis bill MAS called up BY Mr..
Leary, when the rules were suspended for its
consideration. 80 80 a., u t..s.ss 4
Mr.Parker thought that females should not
be bound longer than at the ageof n years
he moved TO strike out IS years and insert
~ years. Carried. 81 q ~ re- p
The bin as amended then passed its sew
eral readings ttR .
Receiveda message from the Senate, trans
hitting Tor concurrence, resolution asking
for the opinion of the Chief Justice and the
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court Is
to the length of time for which the present
General Assembly was elected. Laid ever.
Mr.. REYNOLDS called up bill to compensate
School COMMITTEES. CThe Committee on
Education reported in favor Of allowing -
per diem to committemen and against any
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A boy aged sixteen years, named Sharpe
johnson, shot and killed on Wednesday
night, about nine O'Clock, his stepfather,
Emanuel Paul, about ffty yeas cid.a The
affair occurred In q Utah,s 6 TIE entrsnee
of the first house beyond The North Com
mon, to the right Of The BesIlvpod road. 4
the bottom Of the bin. The cause il. The
man was beating the boys mother The
weapon used vas . one barzelIed sho1 gun.
From the body Of the deceesed there were
taken by DR.. &. ]. Kirkscey, the examining
surgeon, fsffy-six bird shot and ses sIugs-
The charge struck the man on the lower
part of the breastbone, penetrating down
ward and invardly, going through the
lobe of the liver, some shot into, the right
kidney, lodging on the floating rib behind.
He died instantly. r's'i 7'-,,-.s .ess.-aL
Justice Michael Mccehey held an inquest
yesterday. The jury pronounced the case
manslaughter, and that deceased came 70
his death from q gun-shot wound indicted
by Sharpe Johnson Columbus Sxa, 12tA. 9
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NTHE BRooKLyz LiFH"-We observe an
'Other evidence Of the reliability and .punctu-
: atty Of this admirable Company, of which
,our townsmah, Gsbs. A. W. LsSrenee, is the
General Agent for North Garulina.
The Wilmington papers all mention, in
terms Of just commendatiou, the prompt
payment, BY this Company, Of 5000 to
the widow Of the late Judge Person, in sat-
isfaction Of bis ipolieIa Besides this, and
although the deceased had not been insured
two yean, dividend, amounting to $780,
50, was allowed, and paid ct the same time
This speaks well, very well, for the Brooklyn,
and will go far as ii ought tn do, to enhance
the already nattering popular estimate of its
scrupulous justice and fidelity. We cheer
fully commend the Brooklyn 70 our people
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n Fentenbsme. subject Of France, but
8 rsislent Of Charleston, 8. G., during the
rebelIion. when he was expelled by the a1s
thorities there. sent I'll his slaves---ncarlv
one huedred and MY, Including men, NO
1sh and childrcn-to Gez. Q. A. Gilmore.
viii, the request that the men be enlisted u
tho army, asd the sone1 and children he
n'ldc cooks, sefvxpfs, &C. This ras done.
sod clzim j. nor made for The san,e scsm-
pensation In this case as was paid BY ne
e7seuuept . Harylsnd zlsye.owners,
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New York-Baltinore-- LivsrpoolI Bon
don and Havrc. 4

ltrilisfrI - $1,000
: NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.--cotton opened ,frm
and closed at 257s. sales 1900. Flour superfnc
$3.50 to $3.50; extra State $50 to s5.lz; choice
IS 30 to IS 40. Wheat l 70 lower Corn SHADE
better, Mixed western La 10 Lon Pork sSs
Lard lrmer xhisksy lower 1t sl.li,<. Rye
5 TO 9. Sugar active. but heavy. muscoyadol0x
to TX. Coffee quiet and Arm Molasses
quiet, steady. Naval Stores steady. Rosirs
% Is to g. Turpensine IS to 4s5S. Freight
tesdy. Cotton, arln, Is Liz. = ilai'st 2. Tres
Governments closed strong. '6gs I5,l.
southerns generally duh. North caroliua's. old
40, new A. Money easy, 5 900. exceptions At ).
Gold dull at ssx. stceas unsettled, g, ssaily.
The Bank statement caused surprise and q
general decline. Additions shos Of onls, one
thousand while Legal tenders spd specie arp re-l
duced nearly one million and hall. The istste-i
ment shows loans increase over one and three
qqarter millions. Specie increased nearly nib
lion and quarter circrlation increased tribe.
Deposits decreased trihe. Legal tenders de-
creased over ten and hall millions. .l1is'
BAI1IxoRs, Nor. y. Cotton nominal at24sl.
Flour dull and steady. Wheat steady prime
70 choice red 81 to 30: good so1l. Corn arm,
white, new, % to 81 old sl,o6. 0sts s. to IS.
Whiskey easy at tl,08
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HosIsH.-fhe Eaaniaer says Mr.. John A.
snider killed last week the largest hogs we
have heard Of this season He has sIaagh-
tered two, "a months old, weighing 900 lbs.
net. one zss, the other Ii4pouDds. Who
g can bent III f9 sisf la.s7 ; ..i. l...li
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= sellers are soiding green pork in Milton
at ID esnis-in our msrket i2s h sll that is
asked, and We are glad to see quite an en-
coursging aypply offered. Il is ne. yet
Tine fax zen-hsss5 pork loeemc in , but We
earn thsge win be more brought to our
market, from the country. fhas for some
time past e3as srI .5s
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THE FAIL OF 1s7e.- Whoever lives I'M
he fall Of 1870. viii witness rnarc nal life
sud activity in North Carolina, than has
ever before characterized our people. We
shan have al least four grand fairs-,he
State Fair ct Raleigh. the Cape Fear Fair
at WilmingtDn, ibe Granville nr Henderson
Fair and the MeckIenborg Fair At Charlotte,
Sithzsn unusual Ramherpi smaller gAthef3
ings Of the people throughout the STATE, to
exhibil specimens Of Industry. ap'l 10 mingle
: their words Of joy AMI thanksgiving IN the
Ruler Of the Unisrrss. far his care and pro-
lection, aud the bountifnl stnrrs with which
the efanasies Of the people viii be filed
We ike these gatherings-'hrJ cement our
peopis morv firmly and make us oil love our
aid neither State With . pore enduring love
From safioas quarters na'es Of PrePsra.
lions are thus earIy coming up. 10 the way
Of Organising sgncnl arsi s'cietiss-and
monthly meetings win he held, and The
ssir;t4wilI be kept up until the day shall
dsuu for these annual exhibitions ~
Fbe rs..rl.=sf the agricultural interests Of
the STATE win sstonish even cur own people
Inusorenshts insoiI BY n;snures-imProEe-
ues, m the breeds Of cattle, horses and
bocs-improvenents in the garden products
and the improvements. 10 the household
affairs. will more than repay the efforts n'
The ssr-seeing men and Women Ehe lnausu-
Tstsd tbess fairs
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PHArAIkIs6 10 RE-BUnD.-We notice
that Ne Jordan Womble, whnse house was
destroyed b. fire a fevxeeks since, is having
lumber piled II 'front.' ofhe PREMISE prepara-
tory to rebuilding We have been inform
Cd that be contemplates running his walls
% at least another story. s4I,l--F- z
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The pEize fighter, Tom King, who de-
feated Heenan when the latter went to Eng
land, has turned preacher" a-ll ~
Il requires Amuscie" and heavy maaIing
to preach effectively How-a-days. ~
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The Fayetteville Rrssbyssrssn Is to be en-.
g1rgcd u ysapsfy, n issinOst faithfui'er.
POnent Of the principles Of the determination
which it represents
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REy. ]. W. Hoop AND EDUcATIoN.-Rev.
J. ". Hool. of this city, has been address
ing the people Of Eastern North Carolina
recently on the subject of education. We
have received Communication from Green
vile. giving an account Of his address be-
fore 8 largenecting Of that town. We see,
also, that be has addressed the people of
Tsrboro, report of which we find in the
SOptheFnsy in the shape Of 3 communication,
which says sRev ]. W. Hood addressed
the audience upon the imporsans and indis-
pensable subject Of education. His address
was ably, sloquently and powerfully deiir-
cred, interesting and entertaining.
He clearly pointed out the necessity for
an uneayering and persistent effort upon
the part q the people in whose hands the
cause Of human cultivation and elevation of
the State now rests. and tina. the executive
authority of the State has done all that they
can d for the organization ofpublic schools,
Therefore, II is now far the peoplcto act.
The address was an impressive, forcible and
illustrated one. and much appreciated by an
interested aadienee, who were greatly pleas
Cd with what they .hsd learnt and heard
Nay Re-. ivy. Hoaa accomplish his mis-
sion, and every man. woman and child be-
come educated and cultivated throughout
Edgecomhe county, the State and the
whole country - -
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cOAssrsAlIss q G swaAI.I 4 The oar,nl
'iels tells Of rain on she corn field of vii.
K "a Brues, Esq., 70 : very considerabIs es-
tept, hOsEithsisaping the ssld was guarded.
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Meeting Of the Trustees Of the University.

which is divided into several Schools or
Departments of Study, under the govern
ment of Professor, with as many assistants
as may be necessary and in each of these
Schools there is one or more Classes b..
L COLLEGE OF LITERATURE AND THE ARTS,
with the following schools -t b
1. Intellectual and Moral Philosophy.
2. English Language and Literature
8. History and Political Economy.
4. Mathematics 11,iif llirtf %
5. Latin Language and Literature.
6. Greek Language and Literature G
z. Modern Languages and Literature.
8. Chemistry. ats.ra .r,.5
0. Natural History. saata -34pI
Examination for entrance into the schools
is required. fl
A student may graduate in any one of
the Schools and receives diploma signed by
the Professor of that School ~ ~ 'i as4
Certificates of proficiency in certain
branches of School are given :-as Of Bot
any in the School Of Natural History.
A graduate of the first six, with either
one of the last three Schools, may become
candidate for the University Degree of A. B.
in this College. A graduate of all the
Schools may become candidate for the
University Degree of An
II. COLLEGE, OF PHILOSOPHY.
1. intellectual and Moral Philosophy. ].
Q. English Language and Literature
8. History and Political Economy. b
4. Mathematics. y,oJ s.9'gsa s.
5. Chemistry, 80, ,.al,.-',.l-
9. Natural History. esl ~ ~ at
.. Latin Language and Literature.
.. Modern Languages and Literature.
=, Engineering, - -. !. Z.
inc grauua'e o' 'ne nrSe SIX WITH either
- s''' 'sss .niee oo'oo'.' may o 'cs can
olua'e 'ol tue on'se'si'y negree OF lf". 2.
Ing s'Ae1a'e % ~ 'ns ocnools' ior 'ne
-. =. - n
Ir.-n-..-.,.ss ~, ns.,---i1
rna,;.h I.na,.,, 8. J;,a.tr,
= 80 ,'n""T -. =
. "'peAiA' TO- 49,. .it,,, 4 D.
T. Chemistry. l,s.lF 1lsl4e =. ~
.. Natural history 80. - = -
.. Engineering ss.tsit eifa-
2. Modern Languages and Literature. g
.. Latin Language and Literature. ID
o. History and Political ECONOMY
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wednesday, Nov. "a, 1869.

[ ne order Z odd FsAos. a. faiouI 4 / in
TRboCe,3 IL.
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6EKEEe OF THE sTEANER 9 CoTToN
PLAzz7-on Monday morning Iast, says
tts T.sbszo' seafkeyasz Of The 18th, as the
-oestoa PlantSs vas making Der regular
tip from Washington 70 GreenyiIle, she IN
frsfunately met With serious accident.
When hvs miles from GreenVille snsg
-was encountered, knocking hole in the
bottom ofths boat which Immediately began
10 OH. The steamer is now lying in about
Aiieea feet water. hsr bow alone being Wis
ible. ....
- Foftunstely the boat sank 80 slowly that
the energetic captain and crew were enabled
to Ssye the entire cargo.
. Nessrs. John Myers Som, the enierpris-
ing ogn.rs OF the !" Cotton Plant" will,
no doubt. come speedily to the rescue and
short time Only will elapse before the gal
ntEtile steamer will he .sgain breasting
the Eaten Of the old Tar. i. i-....o
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3. W. V. LEITCM 4 II. S. BRUINS,

VACANT LOTS ON SOUT,srpfDE OF
SAVAGE STREET. BETWEEN SAVAGE
AND TRhDD STREETS. WITH BRICK
FOUNDATIONS ALREADY LAID
FOR RESIDENCES, KITCIi-
Fms, ClSrEItNS, &c.