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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton of the country that the public scarcely need 20
be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofuous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and upfet
tenant of the organism undermnes the constitution,
and invites the attack OF enieebDg fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion OF its presence. Aeainj
it seems to breed Infection throughout tie body and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one other of its hdeous forms, either on the
surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber
ces may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it shows
its presence by eruptons on the skn or foul ulcer
atoms some part of the body. Hence the occa-
sonal use of bottle of this Sarsapaa-ifin is i'd
visable, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com
plants generally find immediate relie1, anu, at
length cure, by the OF this SARSAPdEIL-
LII: St. Inthony's Fire, Rose or ElysiTeias,
letter, Salt Rheasp, ScdId Head, RihOtrOTT,i,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other ernptions or
visible forms of Sc,ofutOUs disease Also III ihe
more concealed forms, as DnspepsiG, Dr9psg,
and the various UIceroms affections of e. muscu'
lar and neryoua systems.
SUphiyis or FcnercaG and McTct,ri0F Diseases
are cured by it, though a long time IS required for
subdcng these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
But long continued use OF tins mediclne VIII cure
the complaint. JeucOrrh0d or Whites. Uterine
UIcerdtions, and Female Disedses. are com
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by ITS
purifying and mviSoraiing effect Minute Diiec-
lions for each case found III Almanac. sup.
piled gratis. Iedea,n atisns and Go1t, when
caused bv aceumulations of extraneous matters
in the blood Weld quickly to it, as also Lire7'
Complaints, JoTpiditY. Congestion or J"ran,-
anafion of the Lirc7.. ard Jonndice, when arising
as they often do, from the ranking poisops irthe
blood. This SARS1PAFIILA IS great re-
storer for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those VINO are Lang,tid and TistIess. Despoil-
dent, SIcepIess, and troubled with Ne7'rOHs -f7'-
7,rehensfons or Fears, any of the affections
symptomatc of Weakness. will find immediate
relief and convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPh RED By
Esr. :. C. AVER & CO., Lowell. NJ ass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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BIRTH.
DIED.

On Bear Creek, Dec. 10th, the wife of Simon Dar
rah of a son.
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At Shasta, Dec 18th, JAMES II, KIEs, formerly
of Indiana, aged Al years.
At the county Hospital, Shasta, Dec. 10th THoM-
AS PLuMMER, native ofNew Hampshire, aged IS
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FLEMING'S SAW MILL
Brandy Greek.
JOHN FLEMING, Proprietor,

TENHIS MILL Is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERss
Il ton on Brandy Creek, about two miles frous
Ehiskytown, and G.. G. SCHROEDER will ke-.g
hand and for sale supply of LUMBER
Shasta. and all orders left with him will reeeix.s
prompt attention. L. BEHRENS will also r.
eeive orders and attend to the sale of Lumber -
whiskytown. Prices reasonable,
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BIRrHs, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.

BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.
Under the new code, the births, deaths
and marriages which occur in each county
must be entered in book kept by the
County Recorder, whose duty it is made
to transmit report of the same to the
Secretary of the State Board of Health ev-
cry three months Persons celebrating
marriages are required to keep registry
of the same, giving full particulars of the
age, sex, place of nativity, &C., and give a
certified copy of the same to the Recorder
Physicians and midwives who oficiate at
birth are required to keep register of
births stating time of birth, color, sex &c.
In case no physician or midwife is in at
tendance, it becomes the duty of the pa
rents to apprise the Recorder of the facts
Physicians, clergymen in attendance at fu.
nerals, Coroners and Sections are also re-
quired to keep register of deaths, stating
name, age nativity and all other particulars
For failure to comply with the law a
penalty of fifty dollars can be enforced
The code goes into effect at II, NJ, on the
first day of January.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

A TAXES MUST BE PAID BEFORE THE
"A first Monday of January, or they will become
delinquent, when five per cent will be added
Attention is called to the following provisions of
the Revenue Law.
Sec 1856. On the first Monday in January Of
each year all unpaid taxes are delinquent and
thereafter the Tax Collector must collect thereon
for the use of the county an addition of five per
cent.
Sec 1857. No taxes must be collected or re-
ceived from the first to the third Monday of jan
uary, inclusive, in each year.
S. HULL Tax Collector.
BY R. Kennedy, Deputy.
Shasta, Dec. 18th, 1872.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

FN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUN
4 ty of Shasta and State of California. In the
matter of the Estate of James II. Kies, deceased.
The People of the State of California send Greet
ing. In pursuance Of order of the Probate
Judge of this county made the 18th day of
December, A. D. 1877, Notice is hereby given,
that Thursday. the 9th day of January, A. D..
1873, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, of said day, at the
Court room of this Court, in the town and county
of Shasta, has been appointed for hearing the ap-
plicaton of Sarah Kies. praying that document
file in this Court, purporting to be the last
will and testament of James II. Kies, deceased be
admitted to probate, and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to the said Sarah Kies, who is
named therein as Executrix; at which time all
persons interested may appear and contest the
same.
wM. II. B1CKFORD, Probate Clerk,
CLAY W. TAYLOR, Attorney for Petitioner.
Shasta, Dec. IS. 1872. 39-3
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GEO. P. ROwELL & Co., Park Row, N. Y.
authorized to solicit and collect for advertis-
;ng in New York and other eastern cities.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ADMINISTRATOR 5 SALE.

Office is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of the County of Shasta State or California, made
oD the I'd day of December, A. D. 1872, i'm the
matter of the Estate of Charles Carmichael de-
ceased, the undersigned, Administrator of the
Estate of said deceased, will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, in Gold Coin of
the United States on Saturday, the 2lst day of
December, A. d. 1872, at IL o'clock, NJ, at the
late residence of the said deceased at Round Noun
tain Ranch in said Shasta County, the following
personal property, to wit:
% head moro or less of Stock cattle.
Yoke of Work cattle.
2 Ok yokes.
head cows and calves.
/ American horse.
l Spencer rifle.
Bed--bedding and other furniture &C. &C..
JOHN SCHUYLER, Administrator
of the Estate of Charles Carmichael deceased.
John s. Foiansbee Attorney for Administrator.
Shasta, Dec. 9th, 1872.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING TKzE BHOO7rJ
The repntation this e.

Tie repntatlOn llIIS c
cellent medicine enjo! {.
is derived from its cure :.
many of which are truls {
marvellous; Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it:
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu.
lntls ron fn,,,;n nefio.., r,,,.il
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

Just received and for sale by ]. NJ. Manasse
Cocoanuts, Soft Shell Almonds, Brazil nuts, Pecan
nuts, Hickory nuts, Walnuts, and Filberts. Also
a fine assortment ofthe finest eating Candies for
the holidays. -
]. N. MANASSE.
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The University of Sirsinia---Its Pros
Dpcts---t:cnGrai Observation-Disclosures
The Notwithstanding Grant
Documents, &c.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, September l., 1872.
The prospect for an increased number of
students the ensuing session Is very good.
Young men from foreign lands are attracted
here Nv the great and deserved reputation
which Firginia'S noble seat Of learning has
in the world.
Colonel MaIlet, who is in Europe on an
important commission for the University OF
Virginia, is expected to. return about the
18th instant.
1t is worthy of note that within the last
three months fourteen alumni OF the Univer-
sity have been elected to profe>sorshlps in
the colleges and universities OF the country,
among them nine of the students OF the last
session. This brings the numier of alumni
who are professors on active duty in the col
leyes of the United States To more than one
hundred and .tJy.
The Board of The Miller Trust and the
Board OF Visitors will meet on the 18th ana
10Th respectively To make appointment OF
Professor of Agriculture. There are said 10
be numerous candidates for this chair, among
them number of scientific men OF distlnc-
ton.
In the engineering department the SER
vices of Mr.. Yelcke, Il graduate o! the Royal
Hauoycrian Polytechnic Institute, have been
procured as assistant. Mr.. Volcke isa SUI
perior draughtsman, and is by profession a
hydraulic engineer.
In the School Of Modern Languages, Pro.
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NORFOLK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER ip-,'UhOH.-D During the past week
factors have disposed OF most OF their old stock ut
prices ranging from Ii to &c., according tn quality.
Receipts Of new have been very light and sales
were made IN the early part of the week nj &c. for
low mddling: but owing tn a decline ut the North
aud Liverpool caused lay increased receipts at all Of
the southern ports prices are lower to-day, and we
quote low mid'lling at l9qLla!c.
LumbCr.-Thc stock alI'! receipts are very light,
aud our quotations are mainly nominal: Yellow
pine clear flooring. ~ Loco feet, $50; ditto stepping
clear heart, S22GS JOist. 10 10 20 feet SI6 22 to
~ feet, SlsMS25. Common boards. Sl2glSI. Heart
oist aud :cantling f56i 3o rs 10 sizes and lengths
Ptu,tnfS.-Thrrc has hardly been aqnota'e sale
from iIrst hands this week, except one lot of very
common trash al Soc; but rcslles Of some small
parcels for consumption 1T Sl00s! for very prime.
Receipts nothing, and there Is no stock here.
Reports from the crop are not so favorable. Tile
heat and drought has done some damage to the
plant. ,
Sn eel Pot,toes.-Thc market islnlct with q down-
ward tendency. sales to-day Of yeOws at s25ueLf3
and reds at 81 a5GIslj0.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT &c., ticrCes, e0c.: barrels, 22c
Tur--Thc market Is steady with no demand for
small barrels. We now quote ut $50 for large.
Shtres.-NIarkct for all kinds very active. Red oak
much wanted al Si96DSI cns, ds3z-all kinds
command full prices. White oak hog'beLd. $500
$40: white oak hcddng SO: white oak pipe, 800 !;
cullS, S5J.
Shiaqify-Tiic market Is very dull, especially for
two-frpt Shingles. there being no dellUI whatever
for Them WeluotG: 2O-nch heart. s6dsle: ?i-iBch
heart, sloGISi1; stps, &i6lS7.S0 aud sI.5eHso.
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1 lessor podbieis Isi. recently OF the College Of
ssan salvador. in 'uta. llas been added 20 the
Icorps OF assistants and licentiates.
| In the way OF politics there is sonse afii-
nation since the formatfon ofa Greeley glnE,
| In town. Meetings are regularly held, and
| measures adopted TO advance the ca,ise md
add interest to the meetings. General
Hooker, of Mississippi, o most eloquent and
beautiful speaker, being on q visit here in
reference to bis sons attendance at the Uni
rersity, was sereTaded on Monday night last
by our town band, accompaniedby the Gree
ley Club anda host of citizens. He appeared
in answer to this call on the balcony of the
Parish House, and gave n glowing bright pic
ture of carpet-bag rule in Mississippi. He
zealously and earnestly urged the Claims OF
the nominees of the Cincinnati and Balti-
more conventions to the support of the pec-
pie.
At orr post-oflice may he seen piled UP,
and ready for distribution, Fred. Douglass's
address urging the colored people to vote for
General Grant. These documents are oil
frunked, and left blank as to the name of the
individual, which may be filed up here by
any person and forwarded. -
We had yesterday what may be considered
the equiuoctial rain, and the clouds this
morning indicate the continuance Of falling
weather. MONTICELLO.
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q. g We'll, f1d d kind of rowing commission
till I fell sick In Petersburg


IS AS TO THE MURDER
Forester continued as follows: 81 had nj
more to do with this Nathan atiuir than yot
did. can prove that. OF course ] know
the evidence Of bad men would be no use il
trying to prove an abb; but can show BY
the records Of the courts i'm New Orleans anC
other places that was not i'm New York al
the time. ] am very good man to fistcn &
thing of this kind onto, because my name is
known all over the country, and no doubt
the police must do something to satisfy the
public mind that they are working the c1se
Mind you, / don't say this is SO; but it looks
like that to me, knowing, rs | do, they can.
not connect me with it."
81 have three women and two
men that will fully prove all want, and
who will bear out what | sayahout this af-
fair. How is the feeling in New York now
about this thing? Do you think the people
really believe | did it;'
NO" said the correspondent" 81 do
not. think there is a great deal of doubt in
the public mind about the stories in circula-
ton accusing you of the crime"
THE FEELING FOR OTHERS.
'What do you think about Stokes? Will
they he likely to hurt him after the second
trial."
1t is very difficult thing to say
" Foster is in the Tombs yet? They
haven't done anything in his case yet, have
they?'
NO, they have not
a. don't think he ever meant to kill that
man; but believe this fellow DR.. Schoeppc.
who was acquitted the other day, is guilty.
| understand he is for the fortune now"
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DESPERATE SuIcIDE.-Jom Corners, who
killed lfye>terday by cutting his threat,
previously cut two Of his cows so badly that
they will probably die. He had been drinking
excessively of late, and doubtless had the
dciirittm remenS. The police had been
looking after him, but about noon yesterday
he became SO quiet that the officers left. In
Il short time afterwards he became frantic,
and his wife. being fearful of her life, left
him. He then attacked the COWS with Il
l;,rse hutcher-knife, and, after hacking them
severely. went into the house, barred the
doors, and with the knife nearly severed his
head from the body. The deceased leaves Il
wife and five children Washington Star.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 9.--COttOn.--The market may bc con-
latter for prime.
rhat.-Wc quote red al sl.sO6lSl.ss. and wteat
Si.gO4J$l. I5dsl.7S; choice lots would bring more.
Butter.-tiuod mountains, 200 2Jc. for ucw con-
mon, lC6Gl:c.; New York. 2d02ac. for good to prime
new.
EgJs,-WhO'csilc, zoe. ...a
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e quote prices-current at the close US follows
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 1O.-The market for wheat Is with
out change since yesterday. report: prime aud
choice samples are in especial request at quotations
medium. SGO ard ~. 80 for good, Sl.e5, Ss7 Si0s,
SlGa, and S.7O for very good 10 prime, Sl72 for
strictly prime aud s.I for choice. Corn Is In light
'crrirI and prices are unchanged; offerings of so5
uishrlS MIXED, with sales at re-; damaged lot sold
for Coo. Nothing doing In rye or oats
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Don Gong, of China, embraced the Chris
tim religion in California, and when ne re-
turned to his native land his pagan father
stripped and whipped him and threw h!m
into the nearest pond. Then some women
held the old man while some men tished Gus
tbs unhappy Den Gong.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. September IL, 1872.
OFFERI htiS.

KICHMUND' va. Srp1cNHUtE tt IoI-.
OFFERINGS.
WIlEAT-W hite. 2n7s bushels. Red, 1851 bushels.
CORS.-White. Lbs bushels.
OATS.-1.37, bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels.
SALES.
WIIEAT.-White, 7I6 bushels very good at Sl.s5
~ bushels good ut $3.50; 20u bushels seed ut 81
632 bushels prime nn private terms; 10 bushels prime
ut SlDe 10 bushels common at Sli5 80 bushels very
good nj SlST "i2 bushels common at Fl 10: 90 bushels
common At Si.6u; 30 bushels common ut Tl.5l: IL
bushels common ut il.io; 80 bushels common al
il.7s.
WHEAT.-Icd, bushels very good at Slso: clO
bu bcls fair at S7U: loo bushels choice private
terms $50 bushels good at Sl75; q bushels prime
amber ut So 2is bushels fair ut tl6s IL. bushels
common at Sl.G5 81 bushels common at Si.5G: II
bushels common ut Sl!O; $50 bushels prime at Sis.
30 bushels prime at Sis.
CORN White. los bushels very good nj Sc.
DATS-5o bushels prime black ut 53c.: s?s bushels
very good hlick private terms: 10 bushels prime
virginia at 5s
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A WoMAN's PArEE IN lTALY.-A noted
Italian authorizes. Signor Aurelia Cinomo
FalIiero de Luna, has established in Florence
scmi-montlly newspaper entitled The Cor
nelia, devoted to the advocacy of woman $
rights and the promotion of the education of
Italian women.
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WILMINGTON On. CT MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 9.--SDirts Tnrpentine.,saies late
saturday evening OF 9s casks III 53c and ~ casks at
.1ac sales to-day of So casks Selected ut sc " gal
Ion. ,,. ,,s -
,.vsin.-The sales rcporrci were lis5 naTreis ~
b. Is tor strained, si.5o for low No H. sL75 orlow
pale, aud $3.50 tor Pale ,,,.,,u,
Ls.,nie 1iup'ntinc--Marhc Hue. and nnciiang";
Receipts and sale of lst barrels at $3.50 Tor 'iiru ain
Si3s for yellow dip and virgin. 49,.
Tar.-Sales of SO barrels ut - Il barrel MafSet
steady. . h.,os a.
Cotlon.-Market quiet Sales of only bales ~
lGac. ~ D.. t ..#s q
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PRESENTATION TO MATT. o. BRIEN.-The po-
lice of Atlanta, Ga. have presented Mr.. Matt.
O'Brien, of Augusta, with IL beautiful gold
headed cane with the following inscription
llpon it: Presented to Matt. O'Bricn by
the Atlanta Police, September, 1872
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SEPTEMBER IP.--NO Change to note In the market.
The receipts ut loose are nearly NIL ptiminrs
ST. LOFTS. MI

SEPTEMBER This market dragged heavily and
slowly from the opening 10 the close. and prices
have hcclined-irre2ularly yet certainly-rccciyers
mi holders making suong effort to stem the cur
rent settling against them by rejecting bids OH near
own, a. buyers would only operate Mt lower prices.
triliy bids were generally 5Gc.l u loo DIS. less on
! rrtIp, than atIO
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LOUISVILLE. KY.

~, 81 b, hno,, . vi ~! u, rs.a inc
ing materially natrd by two large sales, which
form quite an exception to the average. Receipts
have been Diminishing. aud buyers arc beginning to
cut sharply into the stock OF hand. Cutting and
manufacturing leaf IS In active demand. aud consul
mers continue 10 he good bidders for all useful de-
'cri tons. The prospects o the growing crop c0u-
tinuc To he reported exceptionally hut generally
good.
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IN NEW YORK.

"About ten months. | don't want to mcIl-
ton Names but. Phil, you know certain
alderman who keeps several .ln mills down
in a certain locality ami o"ns Snlnc HOUSES
down there"
"Ye~," said Farley, II know who YOU
mean"
II lived in one of his houses for nearly
three months a; hut they're pretty good set
of fellows down there, and | was Is safe
among them rs | could DC anywhere III the
land
"Were you down in the First Ward all
the time:'
sob. no. | was UP town frequently.
| used to stand in front Of the Wayery very
often. You know the place-on the corner
of Amity street and Broadway. ] saw Jack
McCord several times passing along there,
and several of the fellows from headquarters
around town in different places. saw
Ellstace one night at the St Nicholas Hotel
Does be know you:'
mo, he don't; but still got frightened
of him and started. thought it jtlstas we'll
to lie prudent and keep out Of the way
Ibid you ever see Captain IrHinS:S
"No: nor never met Phil there either.
You were y good deal out of town, Phil,
when | was in New York, weren't you:"
"YeS, have been awaya good deal, said
Farley.
elbow long ago is it since you were in
New York z" asked the representative of the
Herald.
"Not long ago; it amt quite six months
since left there
"What made you leaye!"
"I was advised by some friends to so
away"
"Did you come down South againY"
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Daniel Shumate is appointed postmaster
at Rough and R"ady Mills, new post-office,
Henry county, Va.
Medical Director Samuel Jackson detached
from the nav'l hospital at New York and
ordered 10 the naval hospital at Norfolk,
tiruinia
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PETERSBURG. "a.

SEPTEMBER lG.--Breaks moderately large the rast
week. We Guote:g Working. flSs.sa; shipping
tgs. S7.75MSs.25; working leaf, poor to common 30
ntio5o: fair to good. sl @$l2 so; very good. Sl59
and sisMss for very sod ie ne N demand ~.
low grades of shipping leaf No fine suu-eured OF.
fcriuc. and but very little coal-cured for wrappers.
heated aud fTnkcd tobacco continues dull and at
pretty low prices.
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.

THE LYNCHBuRC AND PETERSBURG AGRi-
CULTURAL FAIRS-UNSUCCESSFUL AT
MER CHASGED-PROPOSED CONFER F.
OF DELEGATES TO ARRANGE A SYSTEM
FOR ALL TIE STATE SOCIETIES-AP-
POINTMENT OF a STATE CADET-NEW
COTTON ARRlVING-FIGIIT-h BITTER
FEELING PREVALENT AMONG THE LIEE-
RAILS COPIOUS RAIN-SIIOWE - CON
VENTIrN To NOMINATE a CONSERyA-
TIVE CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-
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COMPANY FOR FEwELL.-Elijah Chloe, who
was before the County Court of Fauquler
last week for the murder OF OBriel1, ana
who WAS ordered to be sent to Prince Will
liam county, it having been shown that the
killing was done there, was taken TO brents-
vile on Saturday by the deputy sheriff OF
Fauquier, aud is now confined In the same
cell with Rhody Fewell, which Is the same
cell in which Clark was shot.--Aieraadria
(Fa.) Sentinel, 10Th inslants
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LEAF rOBACCo.-~fhe receipts and sales OF
leaf tobacco 1T the warehouses for tie week
Iust have necessarily been light. owing to the
facts that the weather has been extremely
dry and untavorable for handling the article
and the supply Of the old crop in the hands
of the planters is nearly exhausted. There
is Il good demand among buyers, and we hear
that some Of our manufacturers, who have
not enough leaf on hand to complete the
years operations, wish to lay in additional
stock. The factories will of course be kept
at full work for several months TO come.
Some little OF the new crop has been coming
iulo market, and the prices paid for it were
very encouraging. Danriiie (FG.) Register.