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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEEIis

OrrAwA, Jan. 2, 1872.
!resen,-Aldernen Stout. Lynch. Carey, Hus.
ton. Stormont, McGinuis Formulas and Miller.
On motion of Miller, the reading of the minutes
Of las, meeting WAS dispensed w.h.
Petition of Patrick Sevin, for NJ Abatement in
taxes assessed on his property, Was presented,
and on motion Of Miller, referred TO committee on
local assessments.
Petition of B. r. Short, asking City Council to
take the necessary action TO remedy evil com.
planned Of BY him. occasioned by reason of an
obstruction made by agent or employee Of the
c. K. l. =. X. X. Co.. causing an overflow Of
water on lot No. 9, IN block No. 3, Ottawa Centre
greatly TO the damage OF petitioner, was pre-.
sented.
On motion of StOrmont, referred TO committee
on sewerage with power 10 act.
Petition of Charles Delano, praying City Coun.
Gil 10 cause to be constructed "a suitable crossing
for pedestrians across South Division street, on
the south side of east Main street, was. on motion
of Miller, received and referred to committee on
streets and alleys, with power to act.
Report of city marshal, Of police fines collected
by HIM, was submitted, and on motion of Stout,
referred 10 committee on fin snce.
Stout, from health connittee to VIII ON was re.
ierred pe,itionlot Urich Weichman and others, in
relation 10 alleged nuisance caused by stagna mt
Ottawa. reported that no action was necessary.
On motion, report was received.
Formulas moved to call from the table the bill
of John Colwell for services rendered in furnish.
ing plans and specifications for the constru ction
OF bridge across Fox river at the site of the old
Fox river bridge, and that $1,000 be paid on said
bill.
Amendment BY Stout. to pay 80 90, was accept.
ed, but before u vote was taken, motion was with
drawn.
Stout moved that au order be passed to pay
5000 on bill of John Colwell. Motion lost.
Aycs-Stout. Formulas and Mller-6.
Noes Lynch, Carey, Huston, Stormont and
McGinnis-5.
On motion of Formulas, supervisor Of streets
was authorized TO procure stamp for the purpose
of stamping plows, picks, shovels, &C., the prop
ertv of the city.
Bill OF John McCar,y, for services lghtin 2
lamps, was presented, and referred to committee
on gas and gas lights.
BILLS oRDEREp PAID.
C Bowers, Waterman, $500
Jos Never, ~ S 90
Jos Meyer, sign boards, s25
Ottawa Gas Co., gas act. SO 60
Jno Stout, jr., II GO
Henry Wilferd, fire Opt. act, l6 90
Jno Matthews, 200
Justus Harris, Ws,chman, 70 90
Peter Never, marshal, so 90
Thes Larkin, supervisor, 45 SO
Wilson & Cavanaugh, fire Opt. act II 90
VIM Brundage. sundries. 81 95
Michael Pierce. street labor, 50
Robt Heating, SIS 90
VIM Ryan. IL %
Thos DowlSn, - Is
Martin Kelly, team labor IS
John Collins. " 600
JAS Armour 4 Co, stone, % so
Cowell, Clark 4 Co.. lumber, IS IS
Cowell. Clark & Co.. ~ S. "a
John Heating coal, Ii IS
Adjourned to Tuesday, Feb 9th. 1872.
r.. WATERMAN, Clerk.
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Senator Trumbull, as chairman of the Judi.
ciary Committee. has reported adversely on the
petition of the woman sutfragis,s, and has asked
TO be discharged from the further consideration
OF the subject
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The Morris Ntrald, by diligently watching
the associated Press dispatches from Washing.
ton for = month, s,umbles on the important fact
that a new postoftice has been located by the de-.
partment in the northwest corner of Otter Creek
township, La Sale county, named "Otter," ssd
Martin II. Cryder has received a commission as
postmaster for the new office.
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General Fitz John Porter h.. been appointed
superintendent of the work BON the new state
lunatic asylum at Morris,own, New Jersey.
new religious jour- Il has been established
at Rome, which will oppose the dogma Of infal'
hbility, and Pere Hyscinthe is to be one of the
contributors.
The plan Of republican revolutionary upris-
ing las been organized yer the whole territory
of the south OF Franco.
Minister Washburne gave grand banquet to
General Sherman and Lieutenant Grant on the
eve of thor departure for Italy.
In accordance with the directions OF the late
Mr.. Peabody the trustees of the Peabody fund
have let out to small families 800 houses with
planted grounds attached in southern suberb
Of London.
Tho kentucky House Of Representatives.
Wednesday, eoncurred in the Senate bill admit.
ing negroes as witnes, in the courts.
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Suppose it to be 100 miles from Boston 70
Portland locomotive starts at II o'clock
from Boston, going fifty miles the mrs. hour
twenty-five miles the second and twelve and
half miles the third, and So on each hour travel
ing half the remaining distance, when wi, IL
reach the depot Portland A rewar3 OF
$1,000 awaits any persJn who can arrive @, he
eract hour
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Massachusetts, has right TO congratulate her.
SELF on her good name in the financial world
The last of tho loan in aid of the great bore"
through the Hossac mountains has been takon up
in London at 03 gold. or above par in currency.
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A grand jubilee was held a, the Babies" Or
"Foundling Home i'll Chicago the other eve.
ming, the occasion being the first anniversary Of
that institution.
The Mstron's report was read, showing that
ont of 107 babies received by the home within
the year, 81 had passed 70 the silent tomb
The report being read, the Rev. Boardmsn of.
fsred thanks, and recognized the assistance Of
Divine Providence in what had already been &C.
assistance for another year
The report OF the meeting further states that
''the report is somewhat discouragiug' owing to
the short-handedness of the Institution, and the
multiplicity OF its youthful struggles.
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The steamer Common wealth arrived at Carlo,
the other day from New Orleans, having on
uoard French lad, whose ticke. entitled him to
. ride 10 st. Louis. His ticket was torn up.
however. and himself iostled off. He applied to
the United States comm ssoner for redress That
official tied up the steamboat, and it cost the
officers $50 TO get out Of the scrape, besides re-.
imbursing the swinded boy.
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We have all heard Of perseus WHO

We have all heard Of perseEs WHO seemed to
be full OF pins-a condition usually attributed
to sleeping with those cOnvenences for the tot.
let in their mouths. 4 most curious case is thai
of hen recently killed by Calvin Leach, of this
vicinity. IN her gizzard We're found five badly
corroded pins and two waterproof percussion
caps. In hens, AS in men, there is no accounting
for t.stes.--ANanttc Argu;.
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The prosecutions against the Mormons have
run against an unexpected aud immov,ble snag.
The L. S. Authorities decide, on the application
Of District Attorney Bates for funds, that the
expenses are payable by the territorial legisa.
:uie and not by congress As the Mormons con-
troll the former they Do hot propose to furnish
the money for their own prosecution
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AarrlcD.

January e!d at Park House. by Rev T. C. Cendcntng
Mr.. JAMES C. Tnras 20 Hiss CHRISTINA FAH,RY,
January 2ith, nj the OAws House. hv Arthur Lockwood
ESQ Mr. JoN OLgsoE, of Mission, 10 Mrs ANN IoKrNsoN
OF Rutland
At the parsonage OF the Methodist Church. Farm pdrc on
the PSI January, Mi. CHAs. ". ALBERT To Miss N,yry L.
Hobbs. - ~ "
At the residence of Il. Burr ESQ Lyons 1ows hv Rev
A. Chase Nr EDWARD A. NArrNGEL, OF Ottawa to Miss
MATILDA EATON, OF Lyons. ~
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Under the new apporuonment bill which has
passed Congress Illinois gets nineteen members,
being the fourth State in population. Illiuoi. is
also the largest gamer by the new census, gain.
ing o. Missouri comes next, gaining 4; Iowa
gains 3, Michigan g. Kansas ,, and Indiana and
Minnesota one each.
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Parson Goodwin, of the Indian. Christian Ad-
rocdae, is opposed to a recognition OF God in the
Constitution. because he thinks that the Al
mighty can get along without that kind of aid
The ParsoH is right.
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A sneak thief recently .;ole coat a. Marshal.
iowa. Illinois, which had been hung across the
fence TO be di-infected Of the smallpox, and as a
consequence has COMO to his reward.
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REMovAL.--Bollmeyer l. Cushing, Book and
Job Printers, have removed TO 3j La Sale street,
over Thomps2n's crockcry store.
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IOWA LA NJ S'.-Thc undersgne arc agents for a
large tract of valuable land both Improved and min.
proved, n Union and adjoining counties 10 Iowa also Mis-.
soui. All business entrusted 10 will he attended 10 with
nrompiness aud fidelity We keep team to show land in our
vicinity free of charge. j. GALLOWAY q son,
Feb 81 bs-u Crsston, Iowa.
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These are new pieces just issued by D. g..
Faulds, No. 20 Nam street Louisville, and have
all the "ear marks OF fir-t-ca.s music
For sale q, the counter Of Osman &c Hapemsn.
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DieO.

In the town of Serene. on January lgtk lSa Mr. ,Y,y
nogY aged 80 ycarsa resident OF Serena for 2oycsr.
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New Music" Write me, if only Line"
Music by +. B. Nayler-words by Con. T. MUIR
ply. Impromptu"-. g4l!op BRILLIANT, by J.
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lie has WIS, received new stock Of cloths Cashmere,
.estngs, which be selling sua making up to order
cheaper than .ohop work be Dough, any where in 0,
| n.wa. lie has also on hand a good variety Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
Much it's msKey general assortment Il
gents furnishing goods which he is selling thu lowest Aa
number of years yel Boss Tailor and Cutter in L
Fredman's Tailoring Establishme which had gh reputa
ton foT the excellence OF its custom work Remember
place No q La Sale street late MKans Jewery Store
west side OF court house.
Ottawa kug1lstS. 1865.
SsCiIOoi sur COMMANDMENTS
NOTICE.
ynminati2ns .. apgGlat Tor certificates 10 teach IN the
aa4 fourth saturdays of each month, in the High School
Building, 0hIrd ward, Ottawa Illinois.
NOV. Is. ls'l. County School Superintendent.
d4ecoa .ncd out Of he Clerk once T1 Of n the a" G sns
Court Of La sale county and state Of Illinois, and me d.
certain ndGmint recently Obtained sgan.t Johnson Van
IL w aa Of ET ". ss Ell
goods and shalte q said Johnson Van Kirk Samuel il
on the ~sP OBJ ETAE 70 a W Bradford
soat5%css wv ssstIon So Township 81, Range
tfss Ss ss't ana .aa S S
s4d w ofS. qfSE section 2s Town 9: Eangs East Of
:nt lin Block No ;, and Lots and lin Block No D all in
Homestead ADDITION 70 Town OF Seaor ali OF said lands
sale at public suction. all the right title and interest Of the
liam ETns and 5d N and p1a a above w
tr6%G properly on Tuesday the sh day Of February So
Dated at Ottawa ,h'. ed day of J.npsrylsg;
By GEORGE W. W BLAKE. Deputy. jsas,Sw
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HATS, CAPS AND EURS.
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C70 pERSOS% Kill =, 81 Wounded,
~ py accident, In one VIII Insure In the Old Tray.
euFs UA IRIS q KELLOGG, Agents.
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lie has 'Nst received stock Of cloths Cashmere
.estngs, 49,, which be i. selling sud making up to ord.
cheaper than Ohup work can be bought any where il OF
hawa He has also on hand good variety Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-30

AN INCIDENT AT ASSEMBLY HALL.-One
evening last week while Theodore Thomass
concert organization were performing at
Assembly Hall the following incident con-
tributct no little to the enjoyment of those
present:
Schroeder and another distinguished musi-
clan were rendering most brilliant passage
from celebrated opera, and the vast audi
encc sat spclI-bound listening to the sllbdued
strains from the full orchestra, which filed
the room like rolian notes waited from afar
over moonlit waters. Every voice was
hushed, and the souls of the enraptured
listeners tloated out upon the sea of melody
Just then a middle-aged gentleman upon
one Of the front seats was seen to twist ull-
easily in his chair. He drew from his coat
tail pocket huge bandanna handkerchief
tlorrishcd it in the air, and applying it to his
face, gave one nasal blast so long and loud
that it resoundcd through the whole house,
The effect was grand. The swelling cheeks
of the musicians relaxed, a broad grin spread
over their features, and the applause which
| followed the performance Of this new aspi
rant for musical fame was enthusiastic ant
deafcning.
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TcIeerapg,kc Summary,

James w. Henry, of Boston, died in that
city yesterday.
The Albino, of Charleston, arrived in
Liverpool yesterday.
The Grand Duke Alexis arrived at Mem
phis yesterday, and will leave for New Or
leans Saturday.
The boiler of the Southern Oil Works eX'
ploded at Memphis yesterday, killing two
negroes.
Blackburn, who murdered his mistress
near Chillicothe, Ohio, was sentenced to im
prisonment for life at Cincinnati yesterday.
The Prcsbytcry of Brooklyn have called
Rev. DR.. Cuylcr to account for allowing
Quakeress to preach from his pulpit. @
Wel-exccuted counterfeits on the Nationa
Bank of New York, of the denomination O.
$40, are circulating in Milwaukee.
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New York Items.

New YORK, january 20.-The Enrfshno, !,
| who lodged with Professor Panormo "a.
Gently murdered in Brooklyn, has committed
suicide. He diayowed any connection with
the murder.
The steamer General Barnes, hence for Sa
vannah, has returned with broken shaft.
There was an unusual number Of murder!
and robberies in this city Saturday and Sun
day nights.
1t is showing here, with heavy gale from
the northwest.
At meeting Of the Federal Council o.
the Internationals the reports show rapid
growth. forty new unions having been formed
during the month.
James B. Lymar, agricultural editor of the
Tribune, is dead.
The smallpox is fatal and vir,llent In Ho-
boken and Union Hill, New jersey.
VIM. Thompson, formerly an adjutant un-
der General Jackson, and once wealthy
broker of New Orleans. was found in small
Office on Broadway sick, destitute, and
nearly starved. He was taken to hospital.
He is eighty years of age.
Stokes was arraigned to-day. His counsel
argues for nolie proseqn on account of ire
g,llarities in the coroner's and grand jlrry's
proceedings. There was long argument.
The Judge took the papers and adjourned
the case till Thursday.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justtce j.. IL
While presiding.- following cases were
disposed of: -.s- -........
William Carter (colored), charged with
stealing one bracelet valued at Sl5, the pro
perty Of some person unknown. Continued
until Saturday.
Isaac Brown (colored), charged with steal
ing one lot of tobacco, the property of Tur-
pin & Brother, was found guilty and sent to
jail for fifteen days. fc.- ..,-..
Eliza Hamlin (colored), charged with ere
at;ng disturbance in the street and using
obscene language. Eliza was required to
give security in $50 for three months.
Charles Kaufman and p. Bowman, charged
with fighting in the public street. Case dis
missed. - Hsls ..
Charles Kaufman, charged on warrant
with unlawfuly assaulting and cowhiding
p. Bowman in the street, and p. Bowman
charged on warrant with unlawfully assault
ing and knocking down Charles Kaufman
in the public street. Kaufman was fined
$40. and surety required Of both parties IN
the sum of $500 to keep the peace for twelve
months. AL! ),
Nat Emery, charged with assaulting and
abusing Charles Duggin, and Charles Dug
gin charged with assaulting and beating
Nat Emery. Mr.. Duggin was fined 81, and
Nat required to give 500 security for three
months. ~,
Henry Barnes (colored), charged with
being drunk and fighting in the street and
resisting policeman Angle in the discharge
of duty, was fined 81.
Sam James (eoIored), charged with inter
fcring with policeman Angle while In the dis
charge o? his duty. Fined s.i
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"There was frog who lived In a spring,

lie caught such cold that he could not sing"
Poor, unfortunate BatrachIan In what n sad
plight he must have been. And yet his misfortune
was one that often bcfalls singers. Many Il once
tuneful voice among those who belong 10 the genus
homo Is utterly spoiled by "cold In Tie head" or
on the lungs, or both combined For the above
mentioned ..croaker" we arc not aware that any
remedy was ever DEVISED but we rejoice TO know
that all human singers may keep their heads clear
and tl:cir throats in tune by timely use of Dr.
SAGE's CATAREII REMEDY. and Dr. PIERCE'S
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY, both of which are
sold b. druggists.
A STABLE INSTITUTIOS.-Justa tthc period when
all stubic-mcn were complaining that the hnrse-oint-
ments of the day were unstable remedies, the Mus
TANG LIy1MEST made its entrec In Missouri with
out any flourish of trumrcts. and within one year
became the favorite cmbrocatl0n for the external
dstemrcrs and injuries Of horses and cattle in all
the western and southern States. From that time to
this It has never had rival In the estimation OF ac-
comp,jshed horsemen: nor is its household reputa-
ton as Il cure for rheumatism, neuralgia, sore MP
,lce and caked breasts tumors, mupps, sore throat
carache, toothache, bruises, burns, wounds, ana
sprains whit behind Its celebrity rs horse iii-
mcut Tie mothers Of America know its value, and
apply it promptly to the external injuries OF the
risng generations" ard in fact there Is not city or
township in the United States where the MUSTANG
LISlMEST is not regarded by both sexes and every
class ;s a blessing to the community.
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RICHMOND TuEArEE.-Miss Marie Wel!es'
lev, who begins her engagement here to-
night, is said TO he one of the best actresses
in the higher range of sentimental acting
and is accredited to Us rs q lady greatly es.
teemcd for her unblcmished reputation. Hel
almost classic stage flce is singularly adapted
70 roles like that Of "Deborah," in which
character she will appear tonight. Her brici
engagement on the stage has really been
triumphant one, and bespeaks for her q most
brilliant reception here. Miss Wellesley viii
appear in Il change Of bill each night Of hel
engagement, and we cheerfulIy recommend
her 10 our fashionable amusement-seekiDg
citizens
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Monev 10. I, .

NEW YoRK, january 29.-At the close to.
day the Government bankers had largs
amounts of money with them at to 9 ne, e
cent, and currency flowing this way from
the interior. SIS, 1153; '62's, 11Os; '64's
1104; 'G5's I'LL, new 11OS; '67's, 1921
'6s's, 112s; 1O4Vs, 11OS. Tennessee's, So.
new, same. Yirginia's, 81; new, %. Lou
isiana's, j5; new, 30. Levee's, 6s; SIS, 10
Alabama's, 80; 5's, GO. Georgia's, 10; rs, S.
North Carolina's, 80; new, 1j3. South Car.
olina's, 80; new, 2sl. Money, 7 per cent
Sterling dull at 0 per cent. Goldquiet at 109i
to 1909. Governments closed per cent. all
vance 62's, 11O3.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-The barometer
will probably continue to rise on Tuesday
from New England to Florida, with cold
northwest winds, diminishing in force.
Rising barometer, with clearing weather and
northwest winds, will prevail on the lakes.
Northerly winds will ycer to the east, with
increasing cloudy weather on the Gulf coast.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for To-
night on the South Atlantic or Gulf coasts.
Brisk northwest winds will prevail on the
middle and east Atlantic.
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CHRIST CHURCH IN THE NALLEY.--'ThiS
church. as n!any will remember, Was de-
Stroycd by fire some fifteen years ago. For
tlrnatClv the lccturc-room. being 4 separate
building. escaped the destructive flames.
since then several attempts have been made
70 rcj;TrcanizC the congregation, which, Ill
consequence of having DO house of worship,
became scattered, but all proved fruitlcss
until July. 1869, when Sunday school was
started under the supervision OF the Hcnrico
.-unday-School Union of the Episcopal
Church. The steady improvement OF this
school, and the interest manifested i'll the en-
tcrpriSc bv il, numerous friends throughout
the CITY, induced the teachers then to attempt
What hid been more iirn oEcc before attempt
c6--,iI., the ryUrga ani2Iticn Of the colgrcSa-
ton and the erection OF 4 new church. 70
the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of this end services we're
instituted. aud held in the l@cture-room every
SUNDAY afternoon, aitcr the dismissal of the
SUNDAY school. hy the clergy of Richmond
i,ild vicinity. This WAS done until ,iunc, 90,
when, l.y contributions from friends, a Suif-
cicnt salary for Il missionary was raised, alld
Mr. Dallas Tucker took charge Of the con-
.,r9atcn at the solicitation Of the vestrv.
t!ryiuy thus rcOr"aniZcd, it was with no lit
lic pleasure Gltcg an interval Of fifteen years
that Nh Tiioma. NOland, member Of the
old congregation, and now the senior warden
Of the church. was sent rs delegate TO the
EgiSc"psl Council held in Petersburg.
The site selected for the new building is
Forth of Broad, on tie corner Of Federal and
Washington streets. and last week the con-
tract with the builders having been signed
and all other necessary arrangements made
for the work to 90 Oh. it is hoped that be-
fore the last OF May the new church cdiiicc
will be flushed and ready for divine service.
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JOB PRIHTISG.-We call the attention OF 1ncr-
chants clerks of courts. sheriifs lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor Inc
prompt and faithful execution OF ill KINDS ol JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bjl-lIeads Leter-iIeatis, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blauks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills. Catalogues
Bills of Fare. Show-Bls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, January 26.-The Chamber OF
Commerce memorializes Congress Tor re-
funding of cotton tax.
The Schooner William Tell upset on the
25th, drowning the captain and two passen-
gers. ..u
during tho night. At Austin and Hemp
stead heavy snow fell on the Gath. #
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Negro Killed.
Special telegram to the Dispatch

PAMpIrN's DEPOT, VA, January 2s.-A
negro man named Joseph Thornton was
killed yesterday Saturday on the farm OF
NJ. J. Watson, near this place, while hauling
ice. While passing from the pond to the
house the horses became frightened and ran
off, knocking him down and the heavily
laden wagon running over his head, killing
him Instantly.