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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-18
Professor xorse-A Story Of his AdversIty

from tue WAsDlngtOn Capital.
We happened to meet Colonel Strother
the famous Porte Crayon, and the talk turn
ing xs usual upon Morse. the Colonel said
II knew him well. took lessons under
h'm in drawing and painting. first saw
him when he was competitor for the re
naming panel in the rotunda Of the Capitol
l thought then he ought to have had it.
think SO yet. He was not u grand artist,
but he WAS enough to save US from ridiculp
The job WAS given to Mr. Powell. General
Schncck did that. The General probably
did not know one picture from another, hut
Mr.. Powell was his constituent. and he l'c.
licvcd. did Schenck. that something in the
way of art should hc done for the Miami
bottoms. SD he worked at it till he got the
commission"
And one day." said VIC. .Cougrcss will
give General Schenck permission to re,nnvc
that terrible product Of the Miami bottoms.
But about Morse"
"Wcll, lcng,ged to become his pupil. and
subsequently went to New York and found
him in n room in University Place. lie had
three other pupils. and | soon found tina,
our Professor had very little patronage.
paid my fifty dollars; that settled for one
quarters instructions. Morse was faith
full teacher, and took rs much interest IN our
progress. more, indeed, than we dld our
selves. But he was very poor. Ircmembcr
that when my second quarters pay was due
him II did not come AS soon aS he expected,
and one day the Professor came IN and said
cour,eou-ly:
"'WcIi. STROLLER, my boy. ho" arc we off
for money!
"'Why. Professor answered, 4 an
sorry t"ssy have been disapp 'inted; Tut l
expect remittance next week.
Next week. he repeated sadly; I shall
be dead hy that tin,e.'
dead. sir?'
"'Yes. dead by Starvation
IL was distressed and a-t"ni>l,ed. said
hurrirdly, Would ten dollars be Of any SER
vice:'
'''Ten dollars would save my life; that is
all that it would do
Il paid the money. all that had. and we
dine" together. 1t was modest meal, but
good. and after We had finished he said:
'"This il my first meal for twenty four
hours Strothcr. don't be al artist. Il
means be gary Your life is drpenden.
upon people who know nothing of your art.
and care nothing for you. A house dog
lives better. and the very sensitiveness that
stimulates him 10 work keeps him alive to
suffering
Il remained with Professor Morse three
years. and then we separated. Some years
nt,crwar'i l met him on Broadway one day.
He was about the same rs before. u iritle
older. and somewhat ruddier: asked him
how lie WAS getting on with his painting.
and he told me that he had abandoned il;
that he had something better. he believed;
and told about his proposed telegraph. |
accompanied him IL his rn'm. and there
found several miles of wire twisted about.
aud the battery. which he explained TO me.
His pictures. finished and unfinished, were
lying about covered with dust Shortly
after, Congress made IN appropriation. and
Morse was on the high road to wealth and
Immortality"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-18

Henry Barlow. at Greenvillc, Miss. has
had occasion to realize the wisdom Of the
old proverb, 1T is time enough u bid the
ID good morning when you meet him. "
Henry wspted to know what the future had
in store for him. and went To fortune tel.
Ter for information. The seer said that one
Louis Harris was destined u kill Henry.
Whereupon the latter undertook to thwars
destiny. and announced that he would kill
Louis Harris; then Louis Harris lay for
Henry Barlow. and fetched him with h'ad
of buck.hot. Proof of these facts being
made at the trial, Louis WAS held u be jus
titled, AMI wss acs'rdingly acquitted. But
that fortune teller 10 not = popu.sr - h<
Was.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-18
A Checkered Career.

The Harrisburg Telegraph tells the fol>
lowing: In the lower shops Of the Pennsyl>
vania Railroad Company ut Altoona. Is EN-.
ployed an individual. painter by trade,
who has experienced Us many ch.nges in
this strange lifo ~ generally fall to the lot
Of man, and which we conden~e for publ.
cation. He graduated with high honor At
jefferson College. and subsequently assisted
in the building Of the ilrst railroads in iii.
nois and Upper Canals Six m'n'hs of
his lite were spent with the Huron India z
on the Monte Islands, In the Georgian By.
He has been the editor an | proprietor of
.wo weekly papers and the editor o. three
others-twoo Of them daily. He was Captain
under General William Walker in his last
fatal expedition to Nicara, qua. on " ,ich &c.
c,.sion he was captured and sentenced to bs
shot. but subsequently ma le his escape. and.
after wandering for three months IN the
forests, succeeded In returning safely to this
country.
At the breaking out of the late civil VA, +,
he was commissioned q Lieut.. Colonel by
Secretary Of War Cameron and assigned to
the staff of Major General Mc(;ollam, Of the
construction corps BY this latter officer no
WIS assigned to General Sherman's depart.
ment, where he gave entire satisfaction both
to General Sherman and Secretary of War
Stanton. At the close OF the rebellion, In
settling his accounts with the Government
for property passing through his hands, hs
was ad)udged defaulter to the amount ot
over $500, 600. although he stead fastly main.
,ains that he never wronged the Govern.
mcnt out Of solitary copper.
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Ouesnelle dates to first Of April state !:
Lewis arrived on Wednesday evening with
the Om,neca express and little gold dust,
but no mail. He left Germansen Greek.
Peace River country, on 7th Of March. and
brings no news Of fresh strikes, the weather
having been 60 severe during the winter ~
to stop most mining operations Several
bitches were being made IN Manson and
Slate Creeks, 80 A. 10 prospect fully and en-
sure good supply Of water on the benches
and bars. The hill claims had not turned
out very good. although several large pieces
of gold had besn found. There wss very
little money in circulation. Open weather
was looked tor. Supplies Of oil kinds were
plentiful, and sold at the following prices:
aour. a cents per pound; bacon, d; beet.
Is to IS; sugar u; ten. g. tobacco. - gum
boots, 1l2 shovels. -. ...
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The Maysville (Ky.) Bullet" says that
the first white mxn who ever entered the
State Of Kentucky WAS John Finley. who
came 10 May.vills in 1867. In l77s be set.
tied 1t the Upper Blue Lick Spring. which
- been owned by biz family - the prss-
en-, day. During The Revolutionary Wa
he wss soldier In the Eighteenth Psnnsyl'
yania Ragiment.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-18

Ex Gov. Blssdel Of Nevada 10 In San
Francisco arranging the preliminartes OF Tho
Sharon fight for United States esnaAos.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-18

The Duluth HsraId Gays that l.0oO wv
ties, 10000 telegraph poles. 10.Ooo p''s''
and o.UOO. 80 feet Ut lOgs, 1t the very lesst'
have been cut On the Northern Pacific ha'''
rad line this winter. Civili1stiOnb axe
has thus been at work.
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How TO DETECT SPURIOUS GREENRAcKs
To discovsr spurious greenbscks or national
bank notes divide The last two figures ot the
number Of the bill by four. and it one re
muiu the letter of the genuine will be A ;it
two remains 1t will le B II three G; and
should there bs no remainder the letter will
be d. For example. note II registered T..
lSl divide sixty one BY four and you Will
have one remaining. According " the rule
the letter on The note will be A. In case the
rule fails, bs certain that bill 70 counterfeit
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-18
POETRY.
>~~~~>
TIL l. OIAIN.

One night the lift grew ragged am wild
With sound like the lisp aud the laugh of child,
Fell the first sweet drops of rain !!
Moist lips Of the mist and mountains kissed,
And cooled the hot breath Ut the slain;
The emerald wheat leap cnyiy to meet
The welcome kiss Of the rain:
And the rOres around. ~ they woke at the sound
Broke into blossoms again:
o, beautiful, beautiful rain!
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r.,l /. Five Lines: \ Square Ten Lines, Of this
>. -" Local Business Notices 2S cents per line.
~ Correspondence, ehort and ncwsy. solicited
..c, camp Writer'S name must accompany each
rSn s,, 70 guarantee good faith. Permission to use
.'mr ,Dr initials preferred.
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oEER LODGE, MONTANA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

-L,cIjrc WJE
PoMch % "%lh', '",,.'.,,,!,.a-Thc "'"n11, rollowin.
,'. . ,,,.,,, tis,inq'tt of:
ca>c' "c', "'S'',,,. ,,,ar,,'d with ,,.ou,in~ and
,l,' 'h'' -, ,.;,,,r;o GuIrh.. Discharged
"al'"~ -, ,L,,r,cl with threatening to
'i@l''> Nv, '"N ,';,,,,r, Grace DISCHARGED.
d'~"',' M" ,', ,'i,,,r,c,,, .rn :,ttrn!plin.
''tN ,"''''i, W. i, ,hr u~,,-timr the
- j!'r3" ''' '',' :, i;I,,n,.,U with intent,
NNrl''''S-i,",',, I',, -, S',, nn ,o thc Grand
~ commit ''''
,"N' ,.r. 1.o,o,cd, charged with
N'''h' .m'''.i! and d;.nrdcrl, ho,lsc.
~ i''~ ''', ~ =
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baptist Theological scnainary--Louis
vile. Ezy., Chosen for Its location.

Sllfc. aAy., GfaOScB Tor 1fS LOenEiCn.
Special telegram to tlic Dispatch.
LOUISVILLE, kY., August r. The commit
| tee for locating the Southern Baptist Theo
Logical Seminary. consisting of Rev. Drs
Burrows of Virginia, Helm Of Kentucky
Henderson of Alabama, HiIlsnnnn OF Ten.
nessee, Pritchard of North Carolina, and 4.
2. Smith, Esq. of South Carolina, with Rev.
DR.. Boyce, treasurer of the seminary, after
visiting Chattanooga, Atlanta, Nashville, and
Louisville, at a final meeting, held in Louis
vile to-day, passed unanimously the follow
ing resolutions:
"Resolced, That after due consideration
of all the places offered for location, and
taking into account the advantages presented
by each, it seems best to locate the seminary
within or neal the corporate limits OF Louis
vile.
"Resolred. That the particular site for the
building he left for further consideration and
decision.
"Resolced, That the location is made upon
the condition that at least 100000 be raised
in Louisville and the State at large.
"Resoired, That the Board will as soon as
possible after the raising of this amountfrom
Kentucky proceed to raise the further amount
elsewhere of $4,000.
"Resolred, That the Executive Committee
of the Board be requested to send the trea-
surer, as agent, into Kentucky by the first OF
October, if possible, that he may canvass the
State vigorously, so that such Offering in
Kentucky may he raised by the first OF May,
1878.
"Rcsolrcd, That Rev. Drs. Burrows, Hen
dcrson. and Pritchard be appointed sub
committee to prepare and present to the
Board at the annual meeting III Mobile, in
May next Il report of the circumstances
and c,tlScs which blve led the committee To
the conclusions that have been reached"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08
outrage by Mcxicans isl Texas.

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, August G:-Captaln
King, the largest stock-owner i'll Texas, was
attacked Yesterday six miles from his rancho
bv band of eight MeNcans. A German
named Spccht, in company with Captain
King. was killed, but King and another man
escaped. The McXicanS, finding their tlre
retrlI ned. did not pursue, but He'd. 1t is be-
Iieycd these men were sent TO murder Cap
tain King to prevent him from appearing
before the dcpredatons commissioners al
Brownsville.
The commissioners express astonishlhcnt
at the crimes and outlaSeS the MeXlcans
have pcrpctl:ted on the people OF IeN;r' as
shown by the testimony taken before them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08

cr1rps 1 WILLIAMS Will sc'l at er. y: DITCH n',
Ivc,,!ng =, the northeast corner "' way "'''
tWnnr -tr,'i>. n two
,rlE,> 4 WILLIAMS VIII sr' al 10 y. ~. ru,
tracrpru:s. !" 'h"t''H @, ~ ..
,,., c,rr., Of Main aud Ninth >tr"r'S.
,,,,l,,N, vii, srIi at l.. NJ. adwr!l-
ok, ''> ,,,n ,.,,, s,jr o; SIKH >,rrcN roF'h Of
i,hh
r,!.NA~ ". kFtSEE VIII ~"1 "t'' a. W. ''' "
t.,,, n,,ua organ. frc-pr""i >a''' "''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08

ENTERTAINMENT At HATToRFf's Garden
The Bricklavcr>' Union. No. |, under di'
rcrllon of its President. l.. Il. Il. Eno>, cis'
luNrd Il most crrditabc entertainment on
Tuesday evening III Ha'tortl'> Garden. The
occasion was The reception of the Prc,i,cnt
Of the National Brcklaycrs' Union Of the
United States. - Kirby, Esq. Among
th"ir invited guest. were those of the various
c,lyand state officials. At special request Co.
i"acl Thomas II. Wynnc and J. Thompson
Brown, E>u.. presided at the table, which
wa h"untiully supplied 10y "niine host
iit';ori. The SuiStantialS being removed
aud their places substituted by creams, .c-
lie, cakes. and The Indispensable, the follow
~" 1oa>ls were offered ana replied to:
The Mechanics of Richmond Let them
j." trtr [" themselves, and they will be false
!" none. j. Thompson Brown.
I'll" National Union OF Bricklycr> The
Success which h;,s crowned It's Efforts TO pro-
m'lc the interest OF It's members is the best
argument in favor of following its noble cX-
ample. President Kirby.
the Hastings Court of Richmond: The
in'"rr,' Of our citizens always Wisely looked
H.,r. George Wise,
!isr Internal improvements Of the City Of
firilinpnh tndrr the present management
We expect our streets to be ways OF pleasant
ne>> aud our sidewalks paths Of peace. Gene
lgtt Nrwbclrr.
TDe Council OF Richmond: Joseph Eng
l>h. Esq.
After late hour the party adjourned wish
M speedy return of so joyous and plea
Sut IN 3cct>ion.
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weather Probabilities.

WAsuIsGTos, August Failing barome-
ter in tue northwest and upper Mississippi,
and on the upper lakes, with southerly
winds and cloudy weatllrr and occasional
'rail.s extending uurthelStward over Michi-
gan and TO the lower lakes. Partially cloudy
weather with possibly occasional rain in the
Ohio valley and eastward over the Middle
States, but clear weather in New England.
Southerly AMI easterly winds on the South
Atlantic, with cloudy weatherand rain areas
on Thursday. Variable Southerly and north
erly winds and clear weather will prevail on
the Gulf till the afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08

ATTEMPTED RoBBERy.--Jack Matthews (co-
Iored) appeared before Justice Crew yester-
day to answer the charge of attempting to
break and enter the house of +. kIeversauli
on Tuesday night, with intent to commit
robbery. Mr. kleversauli's house is on the
corner of Tenth and Byrd streets. His son
heard the noise and FASTENED down stairs to
arrest the thief, if possible. There was quite
lively chase, but the negro was finally ar.
rested in the canal, into which he had
jumped to escape detection. Justice Crew
sent the accused on to the grand jury of the
Hastings Court for the first Monday In Sep
tcmber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTrMnpE, August I.-Fleuf firm and unchanged.
Wheat steady and irm; white, choice, Sf.7sef Lao
Torn ir,pcr: southern white. 7cG ,2c yellow. siEp
s5c. Oats ir,n; southern, 4g64yc.. mixed.
white. 4ec. Rye quiet and unchanged. PrpS isiofis
very strong and unchanged. With au adysncirg ten
icl;cy. Western butter Guiet snd unchanged. Whts-
ney irm. and stock scarce. 0iGiaisc.
Virginia 6's. old at; cons0ls SOD; registered and
prcl,rs. as all bitle.
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Connecticut Politics,

HARTFORD, CoSs., August THE Demo-
cratic and Liberal Republican State Com
mittees, and other leading men OF ooth
organizations, held meetings here to-day, ana
agreed to appoint joint electoral ticket ana
net coujointy in the Presidential canvass.
Ex.Goyernors English and Cleveland were
present at the meeting OF the Democratic
(,nmmittpP.
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The KuIslux Prisoners mt Albany.

WASHINGTON, August Tn accordance
with the letter Of Gerritt Smith to the PrcSi.
dent. asking for the release of certain kukllN
prisoners in the Albany pcnitentiary, the
Attornry-Gencral, to whom the President
referred the letter, has requested Colonel
Whitley, chief of the Government Defective
Corps, to visit the institution where the
prisoners are confined, and make u complete
investigation into the condition of the
kukluX prisoners, reporting all the fucts to
the Department..
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Exprcssdent Andrew johnson,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August 7.-Ex-Psesl-
dent Andrew johnson arrived here to-day
and took rooms ut tue Lamar House. Ey
invitation of the Democrats and Liberals he
will address the people Saturday next at lo
O'Clock ON the questions of the canvass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ncp york stock nn.l Money Market.

New YORK. August Money, 8 pc!
cent. Sterling unsettled. Gold, 115t to ll54
Governments closed very duh. States dull
Tennessees, 73s new, 73i. Vnginia's, 443
new, 30. Louisiana's, 80; new. Al. LIE
wees, GO; IS, 10. Aabalna's, e2; IS, 5G
Georgia'S. 73; IS, 81. North Carolina's, 349
new, I'll. South Caroliua's, 81; new, 2S4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08
The Steam Eri-ate Worcester.

FORTRESS MoEKoE, August 1.-The
United States trigatc Worcester. flying the
broad ilag of Rear Admiral 5. L. Lee, COLI
man,ling the North Atlantic squadron, N.
rived here last night from hey West. All OH
board are well. she will remain i'll the
Roads until joined by Admiral Green, who
succeeds Admiral Lee in collllaud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08

JOB PRISTISG.-We call tie itI"nfinn ot uei
chants clerks of courts, sherltts lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. andall either:
having orders for printing, to the facilities "el'd
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for th'
uronpt and faithful execution Of all Kinds "i 'o'
PRINTING. We can furnish at short n"'h' 'ar">
RinIIrots, lct,er-lIeats. Programmes. Ball Tickets
thinks Pamphlets, Tags, lIand-Bills. Catalogues
J;Is ,r Fare Show-BiIls, Checks. Drars, &r.. &c.
Sc Satisfaction giLlplnterd
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,,o,,,,cs, ru,ien in Mississippi

Jackson, August THE two executive
committees- liberal and Demociatic-met
here to-day and agreed upon fusion OF the
two parties, aud selected joint electoral
ticket composed OF prominent men OF both
,,a ;fi,,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08
NEW YoRK MaRKFTs.

NEW YORK. August 7.--G Gott0n weak; s1ies, i.se5
b,cs: upands, 2sc.: Orleans. nc. FiGnr quIef and
choice, $3.50 sls.es. Whiskey, a3sc. Wheat lG G.
better; supply limited; winter red Western, Si.a6D
Sl.7s. Corn heavy, closing ic lower. Rice firm at
yals quiet. Taow. si0atc. Freights very lrin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08

Ur<rrCuCnrNIY CorHT-J"Ggc f. e. .N"m
,,.c.,,;,.G.-Thc ease Of Nelson Brown (co-
lrrrdn. charged with hCuS"-hrcakin~. WIS
tried in This court yesterday. The .iur!
brought in Il verdict Of guilty, and assessed
hi. r1luishlnrnr at >iN months confinement
IN the cruniy Jail
IN the atl"rnnon the ra>" "l - '"h'''
,r"u. ,bAr"rd with assault and battery upon
Eoh,n !. Merton, WAS called and III" rNl-
G.nrc and argument heard. bat tlir lury ii'-
iu., rn a@icr. they were adjourned over until
t',> morning.
Tr-uay both Tie third and fourth day :
civil i>~lIr> will J." heard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08

TOURNAMENT AND BALL.-A grand tourna-
m"nt and ball will take place ut Chatham, in
Pittsylyania county, on Friday, August 3vth.
Committee of Invitation: J. i. Tredway,
j. p. Hurt, $. S. Hurt, T. Neal Williams. G.
NJ. Whittlc, l.. II. Pigc. Managers Hon.
j. u. Coles, Colonel w. L. Sims, J. II.
Collie, Esq, Colonel J. c. Luck. and McSsrs.
William B. Hurt and IT. Davis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08
!. COMMERCIaIA
CORN AST FLOUR ExGHANGE,3
RfCHAfSD, Va. ArGgst 4, p7s
.pFFERIkGS. - ss

RicHAGSD, Va. Arggst 4, ls7.
spFFERIkGS.
WIfEAr.--whftc s.ssc bushels. Rtd- 5.scs bushels.
4 CONN Wiitcs aso ittsliels. Mixed, 800 bushels.
OATs.-I. SD bushels. q e &
HYE.-s bushels.
SALES ~
WHEAT.--Wh,te. s1g bushels very good at $1.7e: Z
49, bushels fair st siso Isis bushels prime at
bushels very good at St5g: he bushels very en6d
1t *l.71: 2e2 bushels coamon at sl.sG; 100 busnels
terlus: IS bushels good Sl G5 He'd 4v bushels coTn
mon at 81 10: 731 bushels very good at eigs; rs
bushels very good ut 81 So; go bushels priRe af
private terms; lie bushels common as si.sd, -
bushels prime anler at sl7; Is bushels omfnon sf
81. - III 8,
bushels very good at roc. Mixed, 80 bushels at
0ATs.-si. bushels mixed &C sc.; 2.s tnsheis 70 NJ
mon m .tc.
RYE.-i bushels common al Gee. y II,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08

Excursion FROM North CARaIlNA-A
large number of colOred persons were in the
city Yesterday from North Carolina. on the
occasion of IN excursion from that state.
They walked the streets from one end of the
city to the other, and apparently enjoyed
themselves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-08

PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called TO The sale oi
that valuable real estate at the northeast corner OF
Main and Ninth streets ut 10 o'clock \. NJ. sec All
ycri.clnrnt aud special notice. No such opportunity
for profitable investment. presently an'i proSrcc'
lively. lils ever Iccu offered I'm this city.
GRl'BI,S L WILLIAMS. Auc'ionecrS.
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Naxspauor indicted for Libel.

NFw Yoak, August 1.-The Gj4latae says
tbe yranti Jury Yesterday presented IN IN
.iiet,nert against &. Jenkins Jennings, OF the
Times, for libel Of General kilpatrick.
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1nIrIsylI.1. q. MAlsK ETs

LouiSvILlE f., August 7.--Totaceo firm and active;
s,.s, los hoSsheads. Flour steady extra family,
aud In good demand; shoulders ttc.: clear rib, he.,
sides, gtc. Lard steady at ?iGic4i ietc. MhisSey
n.,..n u L,I. !