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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Border State Eair--.Addrcss OF
GOyerMor Walker.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.


connected with the Fair, Governor Walker |
was conducted TO the stand fronting tn"
main cdifice, from which proudly floats the !
flag Of Virginia, and the balconies Of which |
We're thron9cd by an immense assemblage
Of ladies. Directly in front we're masscd
over 3,00o people and in response to the
long and continued cries of "Walker
Walkcr!" William Long, Esq, president
OF the Agricultural Society, appeared, and
introduced the Governor, who was received
with loud and enthusiastic cheers. The
Governor said:
Fcllow-ciIizens Of Danville, the South
west. and The good old North State, when
accepted tho invitation Of your distin-
guishcd President and Society to visit your
Agricultural Fair. l little imagined that l
was booked for a speech. ] am not IN adj
vocate Of spccch-making, nor Do / en-
courage spcech-makcrs, particularly pollti-
clans. Action is better than speeches
though there arc some exceptions to this
rule. \ LITTLE tolkin" sometimes does
Great deal Of good. and that expended IN
tho late canvass heard in voice Of Jhun-
der on :hc 9th Of July, when the people OF
your noble old commonwealth oeri''en
themselves AGAINST faHoat''h, ""''.,' ""''
tfrachcry-' "@lA'a h'G 'Tee,. 'ie'Se,i ION
me 'Eria'h! OF I" n'l oe "
'h"''"', "''' ",l'@ -, I'''L" .a.l. ,.;,,1.
| ! have 10 other feeling than that
"l PIT! lor inc opPo>''''.' paw "''G t,.:,,e
deceived ana icd D! 'u'e'''ui'iS MN
only ther own Pei'o'i'l :2'"'''.'"o'''' ~. ~
and aims III view, WIN lle''aer ii's't g.:
character, nor seli-re*PecV a' S'uNc >"
these maJority 81 'hehn never i''o' LC.,ee,r.
II seemed, an" the Tes"'' h:'c pro'cu I' :'i' ,
il the contest through WHICH We nave ~
| passed 80 lrl''nihah'l!' 'he very n'' Va !"
%nla depended on your h"cceS' ana y" .'E
| success. She was saved rom terrible '"'e
by yoHr noble cX"rtlonS, ana Iiiou2h ,''''
never before V'Sl'cd 'h's sec''"h' OF 'eci
among You, %cI our '"''".I "',' ~ -,
| snail cc&fe" que 10 'he "hitn!i'S oAo' - "
., ;..,., ,,.rzad orr Gnrkpst DAYS. and I can
now see the star ol nope 'l"l''!'S "i'3l'i! an"
brilliantly, heckon'hS Us on |" "IiIH
Ind prosperous future. III 'ie "eA' IN.
II lonthS ! expect 10 see 'i'' ocN''H! VI
n MIA Ill ~" hahcS Oh !tci' o''h p''i''' ",''
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OR. D. HARRISON, chairman !.
. Republican State COMMITTEE.
Political Troubles j.; Philadelphia
Injunction (" Prevent Counting ehe
yn6aS.--Ecyy IN the EOErf-RCCsn.

PHILADELPHIA. October 14.-Duringg the
session Of the Judges Of returns to-day a
sheriti''s officer attempted TO serve Writ OF
injunction tn prevent the counting OF Fole-.
he room to which he had obtained adlnis-
SON under prctencc OF being a return
Judge. He came back with 4 posse, followed
bv Il crowd. broke oDcn the door, and
served the writ. lie then ordered fne ar
rest Of sundrv persons in the room. whom
he charged with resisting him. The re-
porter Of the Associated Press was beaten
in a shocking manner by the police and
locked up. -
await it action.
There is great excitement III Chcs'nu'
street ut this time.
J. Alexander Simpson, president OF Inc In!
return Judges, and prominent fepunP''.t
an lender, was - shockln@Iy beaten thae
his life is desuairei Of.
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Foreign News.

MADRID, October 14.-The railroad near
Valencia was destroyed by the Republicans
after fight, in which the loss Of both sides
was 250. The Government troops are en-
trenched III Valencia, waiting for reinforce
ments before attacking the enemy. a
frigate in the harbor will support the troops
when they make the assault.
FRANCE.
PARIS. October 14.--Several large meet
ingS were held yesterday. There were no
disturbances.
TURKEY.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, October 14.-Empress
Eugene has arrived here.
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distinguished Visitors al "a Cas:r..
Fa.r.

FREDERICK, Mp, October 14.-preSident
Grant. General Sherman, Secretary Robe
son, and PoStmastcr-GcncralG rcswcIl. have
arrived here TO attend the Fair.
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Admiral E>9-g3gEt.

NN,SuIHGT0S, October ii.-D!SpatcheS 10
ne War Department from Chicago STATE tiia'
Admiral farru@ut& condition Is pEccariolS'
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TraGcs Procession in g.n;;fsvigIe.

LOUISVILLE, October 1l.-Busincs> was
suspended to-day for participation in the
Trades procession, which was live miles
long.
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Cincinnati: iEa:iI cts.

OCTOBER u-TDbIcco.-Vhc receipts We're on y
moderate and the demand was less active. We
have ~ sales t. report from the warehouses.
IN ivE,7,-I he demand to-day was very active.
md ihr I,urEct wa. uitr firm at qllutii"us.
The sale, reported foot up I92 barrels IT >ii3 Per
tr.Il
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Fatal Accident.

sTArNToS, VA, October 14.-William
Todd, of Mount Scion. Augusta county,
Va, fell from his horse last night and was
killed
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ssa:.fy, ola gn3.rl Proprietor.

NoB1LE. Ala. October l+.-taptain God,
rcy. proprietor 81 Tee Battle House aieo
TO-DAY.
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NASHVILLE. rEHN., October III here
ire no new developments regarding the sen
tfnrSniM
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THE ELEoTIo VS..
pESNSYIy


PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE Press
Republican, estimates Governor GearyIss
majority at $500. The Republican Central
Committees table foots it up at 1000. The
d~e Democrgt) says the contest Is close,
and a few hundred may settle the natter.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE result IN
PENNSYLVANIA between Packer and Geary IS
very doubtful. Williams (Repubilcan) i
conceded to be elected to the supreme
Court.
OHIO.
WAsuISGToS. October 1.-THE following
telegram has been received by President
Grant: ;,
:: Columbus. o., October 14.-Hayes Is
elected Lv 10000 majority. There IL ne,
publican majority OF one in the Senate ana
| three in the House.
OR. D. HARRISON, chairman
Republican State COMMITTEE.
Second Dispatch.
| WASHINGTON. October Il, 1850 p. Mn
making up the Ohio Legislature the chalr-
man Of the Republican State COMMITTEE
cnuntS two senator's and FIVE members Of Inc
House from Hamilton county elected on
the Fusion ticket. They are not regarded
hero rs certain on the fifteenth amendment,
and it REQUIRES their votes 10 ratify it.
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The Sc.. Secretary OF War.
yz,e Tennessee &ema.orss,in.

WASHINGTON. October lt.-General Bel
knup has accepted the Secrctaryshlp OF y al.
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pow DER,

DUPONT'S ttUNPOWDER. in kegs, half
IL kegs, quarter kegs, and canisecrs. 4 iuli
sortment OF this celebrated POWDER, sporting
and blasting, always on hand ana FOR sale by
Il. x ). WORKMAN L CD,
sc 2S-3taw6w Agents.
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80 dozen FRENCH SA-

IHLIVE O1L-30 dozen FRENCH SA-
" LAD, fresh;
TRUSSES-an elegant assortment, single and
double;
WINDOW-GLASS-50 boxes SNl0 and I0xla;
HAIR BRuSHES--au assortment of American.
English and French, SO lected for their superior
quality. For sale by Too Iii 5. +. DOVE.
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CALCINED PLASTER.-250 barrels
~ daily expected
oc ]. a. =, LEE.
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IysUnANCg 1OMpAaGEs.

TIVE SOUTHERN MUTUAL
l. FIRE INSURANCE GoLpANis
AUTHORIZED CAPITAE. a2JgtuVu.
Chartered by the Commonwealth af N3rsfnH..,
OiIice: Northeast corner Of Ninth and hsh
streets, Richmond Va.
This company Issues participating policies on
farm and city property. by which the insured BE-
comes member of the company. sharing In 1t5
profits. A semi. dividend Of three per ccr;.
declared July L 1se9
J. s. CALVERT. President;
TT. 9. PRICE. Vice-President and Treasurer
j. ". SExS0N, Secretary;
0c ll--fiu
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Lowell, Mass, since New Years Day,
has had sixteen suicide cases, chiefly Of
young girls. i
Two million dollars in gold have been
shipped from London for New York with
in the last three days. YEA l-
The earnings of the Pacific railroa d for
the first seventeen days of September are
officially reported at $4O9, 49S II. -
Pennsylvania iron masters have pur.
chased beds in Allegheny county, Virginia,
containing in the aggregate $4,000 acres of
land.
A gold medal was awarded to Kansas
for the best apples and pears on exhibit
ton at the Pathological Convention in
Philadelphia.
Major General Turner, U. S. A., was
married in St. Louis Wednesday, to Miss
Blanche Soulard. General Sheridan and
other officers of note were present.
The Chattanooga Enterprise wants the
national capital removed, not to st. Louis,
but to the top of Lookout Mountain. 1t
says "there only the necessary atmosphere
for pure legislation can be found"
Col. Ryan, the Cuban leader, horses
whipped Ralph J. Norma, who betrayed
the New Bedford Cuban expedition, in
front Of Jay Cookies banking house on
Wall street, New York.
Royalty ought to be labeled. Prince
Arthur was tremendously hustled at
Woodstock, Canada, before the loyal
populace found out that he was his
mothers son.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
authorized the payment of the coupons
falling due on the lst Of November upon
a rebate Of interest at the rate Of 6 per
cent per annum.
Reports from Fort Buford say that the
Indians continue hostile. A large force
of them are in that neighborhood. Oats
RACES are also being committed in Mon
tana.
The prize fight between Hurley and
Malone, on Lima Island, near Pittsburg,
on Tuesday, for $500 side, has been
decided by the referee a draw. They
fought one hour and ten minutes.
A pastoral letter has been read in the
Roman Catholic churches OF Quebec, con-,
demning the st. Crispian Association,
and refusing dissolution to those Of its
members who belong to the Catholic
Church.
Since the discovery of the plot to effect
the escape of Col. Yerger, his wife has
not been allowed to enter the room
where Yerger is confined, and the only
intercourse now allowed is through the
bars Of the window of his cell.
The annual reports received at the
Bureau of Indian Affairs present matters
in a very favorable light. There are no
hostile Indians east of the Rocky Noun
tains, except few outlaw bands, small
in number, and utterly without support
from their tribes.
The Radical sheets says, the New York
World, are rapidly dying throughout the
S.uth. They are needless nuisances, which
live only upon the public treasury, and
abuse the people whom they plumber. By
a coincidence not at all singular, with
the death of these sheets Ku~Klux sub
side; no negroes are skinned and then
boiled; and loil men sleepin peace in their
own or other peoples houses.
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INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT.

PoUGHKEEPslE, n. y Sept. 25.-The
leading convict in the Graft murder at
Sing Sing prison succeeded in escaping
from that institution. He complained of
being i'll, and his keeper allowed him TO
90 out in the yard of the prison, which
was the last seen Of him. Search is being
made for him.
PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 25.-The trial of
Murphy for the murder of Murray, at
BradIey's Hotel, terminated in a verdict of
msnslaughter. Motion for a new trial has
been filed.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 25.-A farmer named
Cox and his Eife, living near Kingsville,
johnson county, No, we're found muir
dered in their house last Thursday. Their
bodies were shockingly cut with an ak
No circumstances attending the deed were
known and no clue to the murderer has
been found.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. ga mass meeting of
| Irishmeu was held tonight aud elected
ten delegates to the National Irish Immi-
grafton Convention. TO be held here Oct.
5. Quite a number of prominent and in
6uential Irishmen were present, and very
| deep interest manifested.
MELFoRD, PA. Sept. 25.-Ihe trial OF
| Jas. Griffin, indicted for causing the rails
road disaster at Westhope, on the Erie
railroad, was concluded on Thursday.
jury returned verdict Of not guilty IN
der the laws of Pennsylvania. Defendant
required 10 pay the cost Of the trial. The
announcement of the verdict was received
applause by the friends of Griffin. ~
SAN Francisco, Sept. 25.-The Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, postponed the con
sideration of the amendment to the con-
stitution changing the title of the Grand
Lodge 10 Supreme Grand Lodge, mt
| next session.
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:, TH Il; LATE ENTERTAINERS,

The New York Times thus takes off
the proposed location Of the salient
points of the Gettysburg battle ground:
II such be the case, let US next have
a Satisfactory survey of the first Bull
Run. of Belmont, Balls Bluff, Chicka-
mauga, Wilson's Greek, and few other
prominent battle fields. Let the men
who served in the Rebel army organize
monument association for the purpose
Of preserving to posterity'' the posi-
tons and movements Of the various cons
ficts. Undoubtedly, Gen. Butler would
attend the survey Of Big Bethel, and
would point out the spot where he COM
menced running, how far he ran, and
where he stopped running. At Chancel-
Iorsyille, Hooker would probably be
pleased to point out the place where he
went in, and the hole where he came
out Burnside, if not too frightened,
must have noticed salient points at
Fredericksburg, which he would be hap
Nv to indicate to junketing and picnic,
ing crowd of exSRebel officers, Banks
would be happy to show q few Of his
old Confederate opponents the distance
| he fell back, and the time he made
when returning from that little trip aftel
cotton and votes up Red river. Sher'
| man could give the points ct Chickassg
| BAYOU. Grant is brimful of information
as to Belmont and Shiloh; Rosecrans
could afford much of.yalue about Chicka
mauga; while there is no end Of Con,
gressmen who can tell all about Bull
Run, including the number Of bottles o
wine they lost, the livery "rigs" they
ruined, and the time they made in get
ting back to Washington a
Let US have something general in tbs
way of battle memorial associations
The conflicts we have indicated ar
among the more noted Of the war, ant
they have the same precise right TO be
staied out that has Gettysburg.
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THE CROPS IN ARKANSAS.

The Little Rock Gazette of the 2lst inst.
says: "DuriDg the past week we have had
one good rain, and the crops generally
were more or less benefited. In Pulaski
aud Prairie counties we doubt If the cot-
ton crops will prove as good as last year.
In some localities it is better-but as
general thing the drouth played sad havoc
with the bright anticipations in the early
part of the summer. 10 Monroe, Phillips,
st. Francis and Cr'ttenden, the cotton was
injured less, perhaps, than in any other
portion of the State. We believe a bale to
the acre will be easily gathered. In
Woodruff and jackson the drouth was
more xtensiVe-kowever, fair crop will
be raised.
GOOD crops OF corn are reported all
over the State. The cotton in Columbia
county is reported good. In Union, the
Ell Dorado Southron says the cotton will
turn out great deal better than was ex-
pected after the drouth. Late corn in
Benton county is reported by the Traveller
to be in good condition, while her other
crops are excellent. In Clark county the
cotton crop is reported to be fair-of course
not such as was anticipated, but more than
good half crop. A correspondent In
Yell county reports all crops but cotton
splendid. The latter, however, will give
an average yield. A correspondent, wri
ting from Chicot county, says; The
universal assertion is, cotton is better THU
year than ever known. Two farmers have
remarked TO me that their lands woulG
yield them one and a half bales PEI
| acre! ".. t..Hri. ~ -tr
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NIAGARA.
PrIrhtfuI Catastrophe.

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. pa party OF
one gentleman and four ladies, all belong.
ing in Providence, Z. l., stopping over
here while on their way home from Buff
falo, after viewing the sights on this side,
crossed over on the Canada side. While
their carriage was passing curve opposite
the precipice in front Of the Clifton House
the horses became unmanageable, and as
it was evident that they would 60 over the
bank, the driver and Mr.. Tillinghast, the
Providence gentleman, jumped off and es-
capped with slight injury. The horses and
carriage, together with four ladies, went
down the bank some fifty feet. Mrs. Ma
hala Smith was terribly mangled and In
stantly killed, and Miss Mary Ann Ball
lou so dangerously injured that she cannot
recover. Mrs. Tillinghast and Mrs. Fish
er were badly bruised, but not dangerous
ly. The accident happened while an in
quest was being held on the body Of man
who committed suicide at the place day
or two previous. There are rumors about
attribuiiDg the cause Of the accident to
the csrelessness of the driver. An inquest
will be held Tomorrow
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MARYLAND.
Naval.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 25.-The sixth reg
ular academic board of examiners, cons
sisting of 1t. Commanders Swami, Lerry,
and Dewey, Professors Lockwood, Wilcox
and Kearney, are in session examining the
candidates. for admission to the naval
academy up to date.
Eleven have been examined and admit
ted as cadets.
Admiral Porter's successor has not ar
rived, nor is he known. The Admiral is
busy making preparations to leave permas
nently for Washington, D. c.
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TELEGRAPHIC
WASHIN GTON.
STATEMENT OF FINANCES.
Deliberations OF the Cabinet
The Gold Carnival.
The Panic SHbSiding.
Cincinnati Races Postponed.
The Panic SubSiding.
Cincinnati Races Postponed.
WASHINGTON.
Financial Statement of the Week-Im-
pOrtant cabinet Meeting.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Fraclional cur
rcncy for the week 81 ,024, 1000; shipments
$685., 447; multilated bank notes burned
$751;, 800; bank currency Issued Sal $50;
actual circulation $299, 16S, 4l0; fractional
currency redeemed 1854 1000 internal
revenue receipts to day $40S, 2Sl; total for
month $l0,SlS,S26.
1t is ascertsined that no conclusions
were reached on any of the important mat
tiers before the cabinet meeting of Friday
last. The recent cable Geographic CORES
pondence between the State Department
aud Siekles on Cuban matters was submit.
ted, and, while it appeared, as heretofore
stated, that the negotiations for a media
lion had been finally declined, it was
agreed that there was nothing TO warrant
any particular censure of Sickles. The
cont ents of his note, which caused SO much
irritation in Spain, are still unknown here
in detail. Nothing was said about the re-
coguition of Cuba beyond an expression
that the news 10 town to-day was averse to
the reyolutionisls.
Secretary Boutwell, stated the financial
situation, and said that just before the cab
met met be had, in response to appeals
from men of high mercantile stan ding in
New York, issued an order TO buy bonds
and sell gold to break down the extraor-
dinssy premium on gold ruling in the
9srly part of the day.
The cabinet then agreed 10 some internal
revenue appointments in Tennessee, and
adjourned.
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I A case of considerable importance to
distillers has Just been decided at the
Bureau Of Internal Revenue. w. o.
Watts appeared FOR certain Western dis
tilleries to claim an abatement Of the
deficiency tax levied because the dis
tillery did not produce eighty per cent.
of its surveyed capacity. 1t was proved
to the satisfaction ofthe department that
the owners had acted in good faith, and
had worked as many days as possible
under the circumstances. The decision
was that every effort having been made
to comply with the law while under the
ruling and practice Of the department, il
did not furnish ground for abatement;
it formed proper basis for asking for
compromise, and under this comprom-
Use was effected, releasing the payment
of $4,000, and ording the dismissal OF
the suit for the recovery already insti-
tuted.
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THE GOLDEN STATE.

The Wave Of Panic Reaches the
Pacific.
SAN Francisco, Sept 24-There is a
rush on the banks to-day for gold by
telegraphic transfer, In consequence Of
advance Of gold in New York. The banks,
refused ID cell at any price.
There is no truth in the report about
the bank of California furnishing funds
to parties for the purpose of controlling
the ell sctiol Of the Pacific mail company
The Israelites of the city have organized
an immigration society, for the purpose of
aiding perscns of their faith, in Europe
10 come to this country.
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BOSTON,
A Court Martial.

Boston, Sept. 24.-The court martial ap-
pointed Try Lieutenant Commander Hem
~ B Seely, late ofthe United States steamer
aawnee, on the charge of maltreatment to
seamen, commences taking the testi-
mony in the case to-day, Rear Admiral
Fletcher presides. The case will probably
occupy several days.
The exhibition Of the Massachusett
charitable mechanics association, at Fan
ueil and Quincy Hall, now open is one
Of mcst extensive aud attractive ever held.
Thousands Of visitors thropg il daily.
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GEN. CANBY is reported to have said
last week that he construed Attorney
General Hoaf's opinion to mean that the
test oath should not be exaeted OF the
Virginia Legislature now nor at any time
hereafter; that it would be entirely
OPTIONAL with the Legislature to elect
Senators at their first meeting, as the
oniy preliminary TO- admission was the
adoption Of the fifteenth amendment and
the organization of the State government
that the Legislature might elect tempo
rary or permanent officers as shey Thought
proper, and that he saw no objection to
the appointment of standing committees
Should the constitution aOt be acceptable
to Congress, the ratifcstion Of the hf'
teenth amendment will be OF no elect .
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Edward NJ. Samuel. President Of the,
COMMERCIAL Bank, at St. Louis, who COM
mitted suicide on the ed inst, in an cut
house attached to his dwelling, by cutting
his threat with = razor, had long suffered
from hemorrhoids and neuralgis, and put
an end to bis life to escape the frIgbIful
pain he endured. He was in excellent pc
cuniary circumstances. He was sixty~two
wears old, and a native Of Newcastle,
Henry county, Keniucky. Before going
to ST. Louis he had lived for nearly forty
wears at Liberty, Clay county, Missouri,
and he was universally respected. b..
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A CORRESPONDENT, travelling in the Indi-
an county, describes some of the nota'
bles of Badwater, among them famous
medicine man, who was catawampously
Chswed up in some sn ;ient encounter, and
one Jack Hominy, who baa a lovely
daughter: ..f
wild roved an Indian girl, ,..
Jane Matilda HOminy, ......
Where's sweep the waters down ..-..-
The laundering MenOminee
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A force Of detectives made a raid upon
the establishment Of one Henry A. Mar
chand, on Market street, Louisville, on
Wednesday, and found q large quantity
Of nickels, and die used in their manu-
facture, which were all confseated, and
Marchand was arrested. 1t is believed
that Marchland is leader Of band OF
counterfeiters in the West, who have
been circulating a large amount Of SPURS
nns coin.