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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Death OF Colonel BaIdwin-Weca-
r ing of the staunton Bar-Kesoiu-
tions of Respect.
- Especial telegram TO the Bispatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
STAUxToH, VA, October 1.-At 4 meeting
of the members of the Staunton Bar, 1T D
o'clock, in which other. members Of the pre-
fession now in attendance upon the session
of the Supreme Court of Appeals partici-
pated, on motion of Marshall Hanger, Esq,
Nicholas X. Trout was called to the chair,
ard Thomas c. Elder was appointed secre-
tary. .. ,E..4. .-..t-s
Judge II. w. Shelley presented preamble
setting forth in m"st beautiful and ornate
language the great loss sustained in the death
of Colonel Baldwin, and touchingly portray
ing his eminent qualities aud virtues as 4
man, lawyer, and Christian gentleman
and the following resolutions were adopted:
"ResolUed, That we have heard OF the
death of John Briseoe Baldwin with the
crushed feelings of those who have lost
brother and realize in his loss personal If
fiction.
-. That we will not undertake the vain
tasi; of speaking is it deserves Of the loss Q!
such man to the country at large; to Vir-
ginia, whose welfare and honor were so dear
to him to his native county and this large
community. to whom he was an object OF
rare confidence, admiration, and love; 10
our noble profession, in which he shone as
star or the first magnitude; to the home
where his heart was with all strong afiec-
tons, and which always grew brighter as he
came to her who is now Goods widowed
onc.' Words are vain in the presence oi
such a calamity, and we can only say to our
souls Be still; the Lord has spoken. Blessed
be the name OF the Lord
80. That we will attend the funeral OF
our deceased brother, and wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
a. That copies Of these proceedings and
resolutions be presented to the courts OF the
city and county and to the Supreme Cour'
of Appeals, now in session, with the reque ct
that they be entered Of record.
"a. That the secretary communicate
copy of the same to the widow of our bro
ther, with expressions of our sincere condo
lence in her unspcakablc grief.
sc. That the city papers be requested to
publish these resolutions"
These resolutions were seconded by Davit
S. Young, Thomas c. Elder, of tue staun
ton bar, and by Colonel Edmund Pendlctor
and Ex-Governor Letcher, in appropriate
addresses commemorative OF the life anc
character of the deceased. The meeting
then adjourned. and a'large meeting of tht
William B. Kayser presided, and resolution:
of regret and coincidence were adopted, ant
truly eloquent remarks made by William 4.
Frazier and james Waddell. There wa:
! scarcely dry eye in the house during th'
delivery of the addresses.
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The YeIIOw-Fcyer.

NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-There is no
improvement at Shreveport. The disease
seems less yirulent. Some relapses are re-
Eor ed. ...... r., ,r..-.. ...., ssa.1. g-tu,,
: MEyrHIs, October t..-There were fourteen
yeiow-fcyer interments yesterday. Sistef
Gabriel, supcrioress Of the Franciscan OfI
der, is dead: a..l..- a.a. .--t &c
MARSHALL, TEXAS, October 1.-Three resi-
dents have been attacked by the fever, two
of whom arc dead. No cases originated
here. .s'". g." ~" ~
LITTLE Rock. October. 1.-A number Of
persons. have arrived here who report the
fever raging alarrningly at Marshall, Texas.
MONTGOMERY, October 1.-No deaths nor
new cases have occurred here for the last
twenty-four hours. All apprehenslons are
over. The five last reported as under treat-
ment are doing well. The people who left
arc returning to their business, and the Jel.
low.feyer scare is at an end. No one need
apprehend danger in now visiting Mont
yOmefy. s.#. 81 tt j .iH ~ # F.& - stN'
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Police Court, WEDSEsbAY-JHstce j. j.
White prcs'd'ng.-Lcwis Williams and Dt.
vid TilIer (negroes) were tined 81 each for
lying on the market benches.
William f.. Lciirw, guilty Of being drunk
and creating Il disturbance in his family, was
sent to Jail Tor three months.
Ellen Vest ncgro), guilty of al assault
upon Alice Coles. was fined -.
Pnlli> Winston (ncgro), guilty Of creating
disturbance in the street, was fined 81.
The case Of 7. j. Snyder, charged with
stealing $50 in United States currency be-
longing 10 Sloman Il Co., was continued un-
Ill to-day.
Abncr Boiling Megro) was fined s. for
keeping an unlicensed dog.
Alice Jones. Abby MoSc!y, and John Boyd
IN, groc>). We're tried upon Il charge of u.s.
Saulting and abusing Patsy Minor (ncgro). l..
They were fined ~ each, and Alice Jones
was sent to Jail for thirty days.
J. b. Thompson, guilty of an assault upon
police officer. was fined -.
Joseph Wood>on and James Powell inc
groe>). for fighting near the First Market,
were lined $50 each.
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VOL. XLV.

INTERESTING TERM OF THE UNITED STATES
CouRT.-Both the United States courts meet
here next Monday. The iurics will. how
ever, not be called until Tuesday the eth
instant. Amongst the cases on the criminal
docket in the Circuit Court which will be
called at this term are those of John Hagan
and Winston +. Rogers, suits brought
against them in the name of the United
States for alleged violation Of the enforce
mcnt act; suit against Timothy HcnncSsey,
late assistant United States district attorney,
for bribery in Office; John w. Pate and
others. charged with violating the election
laws during an election At Cold IIarbor,
Hanover county, some time last year ana
James II. Burkticld. charged with violating
the postal laws; also. against twenty-eight
parties charged with violations of the reye-
nue. laws.
On the common-law docket there is Il
large number of appeals from tie Bankrupt
Court. and ten cases Of appeal from the Dis
tcict Court in cases arising under the confis-
cation acts OF Congress.
On the chanccry docket is 4 case of James
w. McCray against William +. Taylor, audi
tor. and other officers Of the State. 10 re-
cover amount of tax levied under the oyster
tax law. This case will probably bring the
constilutionaty of that law before the
court. $685.
The cases of infringement of patent rights,
which have been on the docket for sevc-
raj terms. will also be called at this term,
rs also those of Goodyear against the den
tists-an account Of which has recently ap-
pearcd in the Dispatch.
Altogether this will be one Of the most in
tcrcsting terms of tie court which has been
held here lately.
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THE EvREKA FEETILIZER.-The farming
community will be pleased TO know that we
have another reliable fertilizer offered tc
thcm-tliat is, we so take it from the names
Of the gentlemen who have undertaken the
manufacture Of this fertilizer. They are
McS>rS. William G. CrenShaw, +. G. Ruflin
james K. Crcnshaw, and William Il. Seward
With the McS>rs. CrcnShaw and q" "Frank
Ruffin'' our community, especially oul
farmers, are we'll acquainted, and we cannot
doubt that they will endearor to give oul
people the very best article of concentrated
manure. The manutactory is on Long
Island, n. Y, where the means Of shipping
are excellent and the advantages for receiv
ing the raw material equally good. The
fertilizer is called the Eureka Ammoniatcd
Supcrpnospnate of Lime" The office fol
the sale OF it in this city is at No. 1ll9 Main
street, and is in charge of Messrs. F. &. and
w. y. Ruffin. See advertisement.
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South America.

| PAyAAA, October 1 - Business il exceed
insly duh throughout Peru. Severai firms
have suspended payment. The, banks re-
fuse to discount, aud there is scarcely any
coin In circulation. ...s .y !,
The steamer General Sherman, which car
ried the Palaclos revolutionary party TO
Honduras, is reported as lying OF fBerfo
CabeIio with her machinery disabled. s,i4 q.
A vessel has reported to the Governor AZ
San Juan Del Nolto' that a great many
Americans from New Orleans, had arrived
With rifles, aud were deTedaticg in Rotas1.'
A great many Of these dlIihustefs Heoe
blacks. ., Il s..:st,. III III stls,a q
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NALEsTlNE's MEAr-JUICE.-Thc New York
Drug Bulletin speaks in high terms of Val
entinc's meat.juice, manufactured in this
city. From the numerous testimonials that
have been given by the highest authorities
this preparation supplies long-needed
means of nutrition for inyalids. The distin.
guished chemist Mr.. Il. L. Squibh, Of New
York, has given his unqualified approval of
it, and has ordered Il large supply for the
medical department of the United States
navy. AIR. Valentine has consumed within
the last eighteen months 100000 pounds OF
beef in his manuiactory.
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The Texas Cotton CrOp-Rcport Con-
trndieteA.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, October 1.-Contin-
ucd heavy rains have damaged the cotton
crop throughout the entire lower Rio Grande
Valley. .....
The charge Of the Vose Publica that
armed United States soldiers had again in
yaded Mexico is untrue. When the steam-
boat Little Fleta stranded on the Mexican
bank of the Rio Grande, Army Paymastcr
Nichols was y passenger, with guard of
United States soldiers, who assisted in saving
the cargo. and guarded it and the paymas-
ters safe after it was landed from the wreck.
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American Bible Union.

New YoRX, October 1.-The American
Bible Union for the revision Of the Bible
met to-day. The following officers were
elected: President, Rev. Thomas Armiiage;
Secretaries. Rev. w. II. Wyckotf and w. II.
Pcndleton; Treasurer, Thomas Walters.
The Board OF Managers reported satisfactory
progress in revising the Bible. and 1t Is ey-
peeted it will be finished this year. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. B. Storrs, Of
England, and others.
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so-t. Carolina State Fair:

RALEIGH, NC, October 1,-Oyer 3,ooo
articles have been entered for exhibition at
the co ning State Fair, which commences on
the 18th instant. Hon. d. w. VOORHEES,, the
orator oil the Society will reach here on the
18th. ''.-r.'
The citizens are making preparations for
the accommodation OF the unusually large
crowd of visitors that Is expected.
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r,vrr.yu,r,x SENATORIAL. IcSvENTIoS--SAM.
l-iLr. MArppX NoHlSATEp--ENCITlNG ScESES,
.r--Ihc most exciting convention which
cycr assembled i'll Chesterfield county met
Yesterday at II O'Clock Nj. at Lincoln
Iiall. in MNnchc>tcr, to nominate candltat
for safe senator from the counties OF Ches-
lcr;i"ld. Guoch!lnd, and Powliatau. The
convention was called to order by j. \. Da
yi~. chairman OF the GoochIand Committee
who had been elected for that purpose
Henry Cox, o; PoWhatan. was made ten
,or~lry chairman. and Henry Turpin, ol
GpOchiant, secretary.
The committee on credentials reported rs
present eighteen delegates from Chesterfield
and rim" each from Goocfland and Powha'
t,n counties. The only contested dcleSa'
uyn was from Midlothian township, CheS
,rrli.ll COUNTY. aud the delegation favorable
Ia T.. L. Edwards were admitted.
The Committee on Permanent Organizs-
ton reported in favor Of J. y. Davis, Jr., OF
GoochIlnd, for permanent chairman, ana u
r. r,rhaln. Of Chesterfield, ;i> secretary.
/ r"rr,- Of half an hour was then taken
and many OF thc delegates parto0k OF the
ho>pirli,icS ut =. Y. Edwards, one OF the
Cind,!at'.s.
.tiitl ft1>~t'iiIDiIllp, INT tlititt tNtlibr, wa
~,t.ut IN talking, in making. voting down
and rrcon>id"ring mo;ions-among them
propositions To adjourn. to vote 'y ballot, to
allow candidates To Hc heard, &c.
:. +. Maddox. L. i. Edwards, aud {. L.
L ,lbi-. OF Chesterfield, and ". I. MoSelcr,
q Gonrniand, were placed in nomination.
Tie confusion Was inicscrihable, and il
WA, y =. u. before avotc was taken. Illt
h,Sl two n2rnc> Icing withdrawn Oh the hrsi
ballot. the vote IC>li.eet Maddox, 10; Ed
wards, y.
! motion 70 make unanimous WAS carrlct
ly Ii bare majority. Amid great excitement
Maddox came forward and accepted tho
nomination. and was rcpl:e 10 by w. Maui
,culolcd), OF Manchester The sentiment
ul the outsiders was strongly against thu
nomination. The excitement was 50 grca
that the Convention never legally adjourned
but was inyoIuntarily turned into 4 masA
1.lrttiug. Maddox and his friends soon left
and the lights had 10 be put out to di>perst
The excited crowd, but groups were de
nuunring the nomination on the streets unit
midnight.
The onIy white men in the Convention
Were Davis and Woodson, from Goochand
and Maddox and his brothcr-in law, Marble
from GO0chland. Among the outside dele
-l,cS present were the CuStOm-houSc, revenue
and other United States officials from Rich
lnond ana Manchester Jenkins, Joe Cox
Lewis Lindsey, the grani,e-yard policemen
ana all Of the leading Radicals OF the tow
aud county. some working for Maddox ant
others against him. The Maddox part
were mal>halcd by Marble, who wiedc
the party whip wilma grace that would bav
reflected credit upon the most accompllshe
>ayc,drivcr of rcbel days; Turpin led til
Mo,clcy party. aud Miller and Cox Of Che:
t"rtirId the Edwards. Thc nomination give
Great dissatisfaction, and the chances ar
that Maddox will be beaten.
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PHILADELPHIA, October LIN the United
States Circuit Court to-day, before Judge
Cadwallader, an order was granted 10 open
the petition OF Edward Wilson against Jay
Cooke 6 Co. to show cause why they should
not be adjudicated bankrupts, which was to
have been returned to-day, but was con-
tinued until next week at the request Of the
debtors and BY consent Of the petitioners.
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New York Items. !

New YORK, October la fire occurred
in the Twelfth Regiment armory to-day,
and Mrs. Selisman, who cleans the armory,
WIS suffocatedand burned to death.
A. S. Tophan, another city marshal, is
under examination for blackmailing. an
The Court of Appeals has reversed the de-
ciSions Of the lower courts in the Westfield
cases, in which the plaintiffs were awarded
damages for wounds received by the explo-
sion of that steamboat two years ago. ..J
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, the BAR FIXTURES,
Il GOOD WILL, and LEASE of RESTAU-
K Ant now doing good business with dweiling
So n III. LEE.
isn' ,o or .gr4 l- IOl4 Main street.
CAFE INVESTMENT STOCK OF
= THE RICHMOND BUILDING ANO M
PROVEMENT COMPANY, anew company whose
funds are all invested in real estate yieilns nahd
'o sn oe'st .-......,.. President.
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DENVER, CoL., October 1.-The United
States signal station on Pixies Peak will be
dedicated on the 11th instant. The tele-
graph line to the summit is already CON-
nleted. and when the station Is fully estab.
iished important scientific disclosures may
be expected. The signal station is 14,216
feet above the sea-leyel. An observer and
three assistants will remain on the summit
all the winter p ~ rse E''''
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WASHINGTON, October 1.-The debt state
ment shows decrease during September OF
81 ,901 ,487 in. coin. In the treasury, $780,
246, ,75; currency S3,2s9, ,o32; coin eertifi-
Gates, s33, ,935, 400. i .'
The financial situation here is improving,
and to-day there Is 10 indication Of any ex-
citement concerning banks in business quar-,
for
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No OTHER MEDICINE ever attained such an ul-
rrcccdented safe rs HELMBoLD'S BrCIIU. lis name
and E,mc are known everywhere; and it deserves
its great rcputltou for it has undobtcd merit. II
Is war; lntcd To cure ll diseases Of the kidneys and
the urinary organs. Beware Of couutcrteits. Cen
uinc has private proprietary stamp OF Ii. L. Helm
bold on each hottie.
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PRoFEssoE Y'ouHG. THE WIzARD.-.ProfesSol
Young, the wizard, assisted by Madame
Young, commences i short engagement a
Virginia Hall on Monday night next. One
hundred presents will lie given away every
night. Professor Young has been forty
years before the public. and will douhtlr>:
have large audiences during his stay in thl'
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Horrible Outrage.

COLUMBUS, ONO, October Carrie Cui-
yer. a handsome servant girl, was seized last
evening by party of men in thickiy.sct-
tied portion of the city, cbloroformed, and
taken to spot she can't remember and hoz-
ribly outraged. She is in dangerous con.
dition.
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Awards by tine. Britisf-4American
Commission. r4..u.. -,

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The British
American commission. has made tue follow
ing awards: Crow & Wylie,, Florida, S2l,.
600: James Cummings, Louisiana, $4,000
the heirs of John PurYis, Mississippi, S27 }.
900: John Is. Harris, Mississippi, $4,000:
administrator Of James Syine, Louisiana,
SIG, 900; w. B. Booth, Louisiana, 900
Benjamin Whitworth, Georgia, $4,000
David jacobs, South Carolina, 1000
Benjamin Thornton, Virginia, $50, 900; John
Haskins, Louisiana, sl03,oD0; Thomas
Angel, Texas, $4,000; z. Mcleod, Firsi-
MA. $4,000.
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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
W. NGTON.

WAsHISGToN, October 1.-The financial
situation closed yesterday without any new
features. The liquidation of the Union Ma
tionul Bank Of Chicago had rather Il de-
pressing effect, but caused no excitement.
Much anxiety exists. All are looking to
New York for Il solution of the difficulty.
NEW YORK.
New York, October 1.-The Grant Loco
motive Works, Of Paterson, y. j., has dis
charged one hundred and scycnty-tive enl-
ploye:.
-Four hundred operatives on the Delaware
tunnel have been discharged in consequence
of the scarcity of currency. .'.
The Cummings Car Company, OF Jersey
CITY, has suspended. The trouble is owing
to the large amounts due by railroad conpa-
nics which cannot. be collected.
! New YORK, October 1.-There was very
Yqliet feeling in financial circles to- day, with
an entire absence Of any exciting event.
The firm of Northrop Il Chip suspend
ed this morning, but the failure had no in-
nuence on the Stock Exchange, as the firm
had no stocks; the suspension being caused
10y the withdrawal of deposits.
. There was another sharp advance III for
eign exchange to-day, and bankers advanced
their rates to 1919 for sixty days sterling,
and 100 for sight.
. The. Suspension of Henry Clcws & Co.
was officially announced in the Stock En-
change.
|, Bank officers report the demand for cur
rcncy to be sent to the country blnks has
fallen off. Several banks cut of town have
telecraphed to stop further shipments, and
some others have returned the greenbackS
to New York.
The total amount paid out Oh account of
the November interest is S29,945.14.
A visit to the different savings banks to-
day shows that all fears on the part of depo-
sitors have vanished, and large numbers who
drew out money last week have returned it.
There are about Sl3,000,0OO in greenbacks
In the vaults, which, when all signs OF any
run is passed, will be distributed through
other channels. ..r...
Patton g. Co., one of the oldest dry goods
houses of this city. temporarily suspended
today. :-.t ~
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October 1.-The financial situa-
ton here this moriiing presents much
brighter aspect than yesterday. The receipts
of currency coLtinue large, some three mill
lions Of dollars being reported yesterday,
while the demands upon deposits are falling
oil. In fact, some of the banks have already
begun to furnish their customers with the
usual accommodations. The prospect is tha:
il will not be long before business will re-
sume its wonted channels. II is stated that
the Third National Bank will resume btsi-
ness i,T few days-probably by the begin
ming of another week. There is much
frmcr feeling in the grain market, with an
advancing tendency in prices.
LOUISVILLE.
..x.,,,,p Ootohor I If iS reD0rfed that
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CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs. VgsTINGs AND Eng
LIsH WoRsTED CoATISGs. of all the new styles and
designs, just received by r. B. SPENCE SON,
| merchant tailors and will be made up to order In
the best style OF and workmanship at low prices.
Give them cali at 800 Main street. --#t
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NeuSpaner Changes.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatcll.l
NORFOLK, Va, October 1.-On Tuesday
September 23d, the Norfolk Journal was
sold out entire TO a company of gentlemen in
this city. To-day Hle last issue Of the Jour
nal made its appearance. Tomorrow it will
be succeeded By the Norfolk Landmork;
owned by James Barron Hope Il Co.
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TIE S.ExGERFEsT.- festivities incident
to the S;cngcrfcst were brought to close on
Tuesday night. Yesterday quite number
of the members Of the visiting singing socic-
ties left the city for their respective homes.
Some few are still in the city, and will re.
main for several Qave. '
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CITY ALMs-HousE STATISTICS s.-From
Superintendent Bigger's last report, on the
%l,t Of August, there were POI inmates in
this public charity. There were received
during the month Of September Il whites
and II coored; died; Of these were white
and colored, and 81 were discharged--11
whites and 10 colorcd, leaving on Septeui-
Der 30th 2t9 on the inside poor-list.
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General kesnper at HarrisOnDurg.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
HAERIsoSBURG,, Va, October 1.-Genem
Kempcr addressed large crowd here to-day
He was followed by the Hon. William Mil
ncs, Mr.. Gilman (of Richmond), and DR.
Mottctt. The meeting was a splendid one
General Kemner goes down the Valley from
this nni1It -----
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RALEIGH, N. c., October 1.-The first ku-
klux trial before the State courts eame,off
before Judge Watts, at the Johnson, Conaty
Superior Court, this week, and resulted in
the conviction Of the guilty partiesof MUIR
der. a,tii ,&at3I y ns'1ss'ss.'>, 1'''
Two men, one white and the other coiored,
who went disguised toa coIored mans house
and whipped him to death on, the, 9th Of
September, were convicted to-day and ser
tenced to be hanged on the 18th OF Noyem.
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weather Probabilities.

WAsuISGToN, October 1.-For Thursday
in the Gulf and South Atlantic States falling
barometer, north and east winds, increasing
cloudines>, and in the latter section rainy
weather.
For the Middle States, eastcrly WINDS
partly cloudy and warmer weather.
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DIED or APorLEyy.-Primus Lumpkln "a
colored mun), residing at No. 16 Twenty
iitth street, WAS found in his room Tuesday
evening in an apparently dying condition
Ur. J.niuS Powell was called in, but medical
aid was unavailiug, ami he expired about II
j.. Vi.
In the morning hc was seen moving about
his room apparently in his usual health
The deceased was respected and worthy
citizen, and by the exercise Of industry and
irohitN had accumulated some property.
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SENTENCE SUsrENnEp.--ln the case of Rosa
Bowlcs. vino was convicted in the Hastings
Court of picking the pocket of Mr.. Talman
of sum of money, and sentenced to the
Deuitcntiary for three years, the Governor
has Instructed the Sergeant of the city to
suspend the execution of the sentence until
further orders.