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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-23
Lctter from Louisa. --'
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Ior,, "A COURTHOUSE, Va, August 21st. ].
after eos,tinned vet weather forsseyera
weeks we are again enjoying the brightrays
of sod SOL; which send the mercury ur
to a considerable height. This rainy spell
damaged some what that was unthreshed,
but am GLAD 10 stats, the bulb of that crop
had been. garnered, which proved to come
out very well in quality sud quantity, as
general thing. have lately travelled on the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from
Lynchhurg Onward some hundred miles, and
find very good crops. Tue country around
sa'em. Christanspurg, &C., is very fertile
and productive.
The Piedmont District Convention of the
Christian Church meets here this year, com.
mcnclng Thursday. 26.h Instant. Elder II.
Lin Cave will deliver the Introductory adj
dress. The District Sundays School Conven-
ton will he in connection with the meeting,
and promises 10 be very interesting. Pas
sepgers on the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern, and the Chesa.
peake and Ohio railroads, having paid full
fare in coming. will be returned free upon
obtaining cGeck from the conductor to that
effect, which will 10 all cases be given upon
application. .''.,.ss%'
The protracted. meeting season has com.
menced. Rev. Joshua S. Hunter has recently
closed very interesting one at Ebenezer
Methodist church, this county; several adui:
tons 10 the church. Sunday one will be
commenced at Gold-Miue Baptist church.
At YauceyviIe Christian church one has
just closed also.
The temperance society here had several
additions at a recent meeting, which is very
encouraging to the working mem berS of the
Order. This is society the church men,
bers should feel deep interest 10.
Politics are talked Of some already. A
nominating convention will be held here
some time next month to choose candidates
for the House and Senate. If this is fair
conycntion-and / see no reason for any
uone-Do matter what expectations man
may have, il he has the party's welfare at
heart be will quietly submit, and do all an
has po,cer for the nominees. This love OF
sell must be stopped if the victory would be
won. Every man should have u fair chance
before the convention; and as all cannot be
chosen it will not do Tor those who are dis
appointed to get mad and contrary. No
matter, also, to what extent personal prefer
cnces may extend, they should be pushed
in every mans breast after the nominations
are made. Poor Burgess only got thirty.6ve
majority in the county In his "great " race;
and cannot this be Orertbrown: We think
so, and think it ariH be done; and then
Louisa will be represented by men worthy
the place they are entrusted with, and we
can then say -FOUR representatives, instead
OF the present appelation-" the representa-
tres from our county," w. n. b.
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,, for Murder i'm Prince Edward.


StN,N
'N'''' F.RxvrLLE. August 81, 1873
,,,,,r. Washington (colored), accused OF
M"", Robert Dawson (coiorets) by
' it.,,,,irc in the Appoma,tox river, has been
"foMn,' ,,r four DAYS and = halt before the
Non Nudge Watkins. me prisoner was
.'.,; lie ;ri,d At the July term, when the
'n' ,.,,.urnc,l a verdict Of guilty but his
w.! ,rantc,i 4 new trial. After examiuins
i'"' ,t,rec vitrc,sc> and listening to spien.
' ,'1 ,.,,,l,cS from Commonwcalth'S Attorney
u'',r u,r ,nc PROSECUTION. aud Colonel J. 2.
,>>,"nr,la for the defence, the jury retired
'.,., n,iEcr their verdict at quarter past .
!. S, ,,,, YESTERDAY lFr,dsyl. Az a late hour
WOW, ,',oi: the Jury, through their foreman.
w. ,.h7,,cs y. trawley. stated that an agree.
~, ,,a> ,mna.>ibIe. His Honor then or
.' ',' ;br i..fy to be locked npfor the night.
"' iH,, nolnlng Saturday The jury came
...'..,,,t act... and the foreman said that
moro >Il.i Unable 10 agree.
Int.e Watkins. in an Impressive ADDRESS,
.,,'; TIN, NJ was compelled 10 ask the jury
...',;,, ,rilrr. ~ il WAS OF great importance
49,, a,,cr This rrotrac;cd trial verdict
,nn.I! },C rendered.
f,rccis telegram 10 the D'spa'ch.l
r,rv,i.Ls. VA, August 2l.-The jury in
r.. ,,.r Of Eo"cyt Washington, having
,..,r, L.d ny for twen;v-one hours, failed
&C., @' ,rc, and were discharged By Judge Wat
t.. ~ nopn - day.
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ANem I,aaIa1IiteaIi 1870 - J

BosToN: August a1.1 ri Initiative step
sHoWaras forning what is adesipnated az the
natioDa! Union party. WIFI q eneral N, P.
banss Iors the Presidential candidate and
possibly La @. Lamar, or aIississIDni, AZ
wee. Presiden', was taken here to.daT.' A
state Central Committee was forD,ef1 and 4
platform and resolutions were adoued No
prominent men Of either party took mart in
The proceedings. The resolutions pro a ounce
Republican or Democratic partisan orp,niza.
tons dangerous. aud call for o new party Of
peace, etc.
They further condemn the enormoas'
frauds on the Government, dishonest public
officials, great monopolies and corporations
as tending to Cypress the people. Sudden
ipfation or contraction OF currency is de-
clared dangerous, and The only way to specie.
resumption Is TO maize the promise OF the
nation as valuable as private notes. No en-
eoursgement should be given to sectional
eHmity. a,
General Binks was not present, but in
lester he stated be was not a candidate for
President, and did not desire bis name to-
stand in the way of that governmental re
form which four-fiflhs OF the people demand.
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A Black Hills Miner in Trouble.

OMAHA. August 21.-John Gordon, q
Black Hills miner, WHO was brought here
some months ago by order OF the court for a
hearing on writ of habeds corpus, was re-
leased on parole this morning. He with bis
lawyer appeared at the office of General
Ruggles, Adjntant.General OF the Depart
ment of Platte. and surrendered bis parole.
He.then attempted to escape, and empbati-
caliy resisted the Efforts made to arrest him.
He was tually arrested and confined in the
guard.bouse.
Since the above occurred, Gordon has had
General RuggIes arrested Tor false mprison.
ment: also. the General and bis clerks for
assault add battery. The trial Of tue cases
is set for next Wednesday.
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Narrow Escape from Death of IhurlOw
Weed and Family.

New YORK, August 21.-Thurlow Weed,
his family, and servants, have been suffering
severely from symptoms resembling cnoleri,
and consulting physicians were puzzled by
the sudden and strange sickness, which indi-
Gated poisoning. II was discovered that
copper tea-kettle used for boiling water for
tea and coffee had been scanned with oXaic
acid, which, combined with the copper,
formed arsenite of copper: The physicians
say that Dir. Weed, his daughter, and three
servants had narrow escape.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 21.--The one
aud-,hree-quarler.mil race for beaten horses
was won by Survivor. Time, sos.
The four-mile dash between rutherford
and WilddIe was won by Wididle. Time,
1880.
Rambler was the winner in the one.and.a.
quarter-mile race. Time, PIG.
The one.miIe dash for all ages was won by
Spendthrift. Time, 1:45.
The three-miEe steaple. chase was won by
Deadhead. Time, $40.
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TEST OF FIRE-PRooF BUILDISGs.-The
Chicago Journal of the 18th instant has y
brief account OF an interesting test OF the
fire. proof qualities of some buildings on
Sacramento avenue, that city, On SATURDAY
afternoon last. II says:
"Mr. Sydney Myers had recently compile.
ted a row of five dwellings on this avenue.
4 nUvtl feature Of their construction con-
sisted in building the walls with two-Inch
air-chamber between the outer ana TIE inner
LAYER OF bricks, in placing solid concrete ball
an inch thick on the ceilings below floor.
beams. and in laying the floors on beyelled
strips one and quarter inches thick, the
spaces between these being also bled WIN
concrete The test was made under the Su-
petyisiou of q committee OF award, headed Dy
MIR. A. j. Smith, architect. Members OF the
Board Of Public Works were in attendance,
and Fire Marshal Bonner superintended the
work of the engines. In two furnished rooms
on different stories Of one of the buildings a
large quantity of sbavings and other iDf1am-
mable material were piled. Fire was then
applied and allowed 10 burn Savsgely for
some time. when the flames were eXtln-
yuished By the engines. The test, which
was made to prove the non-conducting quail
ties of the building in resisting hire, was an
admirable success. AS soon as the structure
had cooled sufficiently, n rigid examination
showed that the materials were capable OF
STAYING fumes TO u remarkable degree. Other
TESTS were made on the root OF one OF the
buildings. which stood Il blazs o! forty-three
minutes unipjured."
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The FREEDxEN's BANK.-The Washington
.s.ar of Friday says: 1T is reported that
The Commissioners of the Freedmen,s sav. ,
ines and Trust Company say that they now
have to their credit in the treasury s466, wv.
and that they expect to increase t6ls amo S
tsmher. when g dividend Of twenty per
cent.-the amount fixed by law-can be de-
clared. The depositors number siSty.sevea
thousand. II is also said that cash of1er OF
$3.50, 900 has been made to the Conmis'
sioners for the property in Washington 10.
Gated on Pennsylvania avenue, opposlte Tue
Treasury, occupied BY The bankiDg'house,
Department Of Justice, NC, but tnat Tue
offer has been rejected for The reason tnal
the Commissioners have assurances that the
property will be purchased by the Govern
men: ut its appraised value-viz., s3l5, oop'
Due notice OF the dividend referred to above
will be given depositors."
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The Population Of Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, August 21.--The State
Registrar reports the result of the census OF
Louisiana recently taken as follows: City OF
New OIleans-Whites, 145 ,721 colored.
81 ,647--total, 203,36S; an Increase OF 1l.946
upon the census of 1870. Population OF the
whole State: Whites, 404 ,36l; colored, 450,'
029--an excess Of colored over whites OF 4o,'
66S, and total increase of 1913, 115 over the
census of 1870. These figures may be SUBJ
jected to some slight notifications, the re.
turns of one or two remote parishes not
being quite complete.
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New York Items.

New YORK, August 2l.-The imports of
merchandise for the week amounted to
S7,600,230, OF which S2,7G9 ,032 was in dry
goods.
One woman was crushed to death and two
men were drowned to-day during excursions
TO Joena island.
Representatives Of the four great lines met
at the Erie buildings yesterday to arrange
the fares west. The rates have been ad-
yanced on the basis Of $50 to Chicago, which
is an advance Of 50 on the present rates. 1t
goes into effect Monday.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
.... ,- RICHMOND, August al, 1876.


WHEAT White, $500 bushels. Red, 3,538:
bushels. ... ., ,.. .... .rn .r T.
CoRN.- White, 1882 bushsss. Mired, 206
bushels. -.# '...s E.a " ~ f@
OATs.-734 bushels e.. ....r..r s#
kYE.-1U0 bushels. st.,
MEAL.-52 bushels.
FLAxSEED.-6 bushels.
SALES. #EE
WHEAT.-White, 67S bushels fair at Sl.35; $50
bushels common at 1925; 81 bnshels good at
II. AZ: 81 bushels common at II. O9t $50 bushels
ut ii As: SO bushels common at 81 30. $50 bus H.
els very good al 81 .4S l0S bushels good private
terms: 932 bushels good at 81 40; SO bushels fair
at LIT; Is bushels very common at70c.; :. 265
bushels common ut S1.15; 81. bushels very COM
mon at 90c--iotal, 3,340 bushels. Red 800 bush
els fair at 1896; 62 bushels good at S1.37; 81,
bushels prime at Sl.4S; 1873 bushels common at
81 rs; 32 bushels very good al IL .46f 81 bash-
els good at $1:40; 264 bushels good On private
terms; 556 bushas very good al 81 .4S: 81 Bushels
common al S1.l5; 46S bushels good at Sl'3s-
total, 3. 296 bushels. ....-..t
CoRN.-JVh,te, 2S4 bushels very good at Zoe. ).
90 bushels very good on private terms; 81 BUSH
els good al 71c. 1872 bushels prime II 76e.toial.
726 bushels. Ntred, So bushels common on PR.
vate terms; SO bushels prime at 76c.-toiai, ZOo
bushels. -,
OATs.-5O bushels prime spring at $50; 20s
bushels ut 5lc.-rotal. 25S bushels
RYE.-SO bushels at S3c.; 20 bushels ut 500
total, i % bushels.
MEAL.-52 bushels at $780,
kE-ENHIBITED.
WHEAT Red 40 bushels,
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WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-BroWn, Of the
Treasury, was brought before the Police
Court to-day, but at the instance OF the
prosecution the examination was postponed
to Monday week.
L,eutenant-C Commander Kels has sue
ceeded In getting the Rio Bravo afioat, and
carried her into Sabine Pass. She is now
ready to be towed to Galveston.
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ny telegraph.
NEW YORK.

HEw YORK, Aug1ef 21-Euestng. .-Norey, lxGT
Sterling quiet az 4S7., Gold. 1l3x@113$. Gov
eTDments dnll and steady: States gniet aad nominal.
specie shipments to.dty: th50l000 IN silver
was su gold coin; the remainder in silver aud gold
bars.
BANK STATEMENT.-9he bank statement fsr the
week shows that loans have deer aseo S50U,000;
specie decreased 81 ,G3I000; legal-tenders. ne-,
creaseS 1915. 900: deposits decreased $1sSTS,-'
600; reserve decreased 81 100000, 2s1-'. u,
"@1-." ~ BALTIMORE. ft 5sfI y p.
BALTIMORE. August 2f,-Yirginfa 6,s. peeiefss
1SA; consols, 60. West Yfrginia'ss 81. Forth
Caroline SIS, old, 20; new, 10; special tax, y.
Bid to-day. "
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
m DOLLHOUSE &PARHAM, thef

vxIOODHOUsE & PARHAM, thef
w Oldest and leading ptsno. forte ussie ~
anniyiua FIaST.CLasS Aht-FOnIE;.s At
from a5 to Sa per cent. less Than hitherto PAID by
purchasers. Hear what Is said OF tas@ =. $500
Gentiemsp. BLOOMFIELD IL Ousn piano !
bought Of you was ssf.iy received, a'hd ! have
nnch Messed with IL. IL is OF quick easy action,
, and with tone OF SURPRISING sWera lness.
- Y ours truly, AK. LEAKE. /.
Many other strong recomD sndatons are In our
pG ss 90 5WooDHoUsE 4 PARH!AAMp
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Death of a Centenarian.

HuDsos, n. Y, August 2l.-Mary Retten-
house, aged one hundred and Sin, died to-.
day. Her maiden name was Leek. She
was married four times, the first event oc.
curing in her eighteenth year, and the last
in her eighty She was very intelif-
gent. and had a retentiye memory. Her pxo-
geny is scattered all over the country.
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A meeting OF the Petersburg District
range, Patrons CT Husbandry, is announced
10 bc hold on the ID Of September, when
worthy Master White will confer the nth
degree.
wye island, in Wye river, Queen AnJe's
county, Nd, has not been VOuchsafef a drop
I" ram s!Hee corn planting times ~.
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T,.s, rue,fye Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-Ths Albion
mills at Cronshockep, bave been DESTROYED
by ire. Loss, s25O,0OO. Ihe virgins
Fome Insurance. Company had rfSh Oh
a9 6on . rss.ssE
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Republican RomtBatiOn for Congress
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.i
New ORLEANS, August 2f.-The Republic
can Convention of the Fourth Mississippi
district, at Canton, yesterday nominated
Alexander Warner for Congress.
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N N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
J. SJrRaNCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,

IN N. WALKER q CO., GENERAL IN-
~. sIJRANCE AGENTS, le14 MAIN STREET,
R1cHHoNp, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANIldaGu ! as
SUEa .England~capftal, s1e.ooo.o0V geld:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. 0f CsncR
natl Ohio-assets ever ~. o00,0 900 ;,,cu cosp,
~, MA ~ W. York-assets over $5O0,000:
LLYNCHBURa INsURANGE and . BAshd oSs,
coMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Va.-assss "'S
soVTE, t o.sNTrC INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of
Rrooklyn, II. Y.-assets over S3o0.eog; ,rp,oos.
PHOENIX INSURANCE. Co NIX u DIVA
yp p;nHR;TSsM ,IGIJsSia INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Portsmouth. Ya-sssets over s50,0W: .1sa
oon .nese. e,uitably adjusted and promptly p2le
MI this agency. Applications solicited, and inse'
Eate attention given thereto. ."
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Two men were arrested Friday night o.
Indianapolis on the charge Of passing eoun.
terfeit money, and on, being searched SIX
bundred dollars 10 counterfeit tens on tas
Richmond tlndiana) National Bank YVES
found on qpa Of &hem.2i1 l5Ess@
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PDRT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 2n 1875.
.l---, ARRIVED.
~ S,oorner Isaac Hea. Lawrence. New: York, mer-
cbandlse and passengers, Old Dominion steamship
Company. s,, r.,u,noxa rnsrcban-
disc and passengers. L. .. Tafum. aRe,s',S. ,,h,
o Schooner Ann. Iwibll, Mullen, Phiiadephia'
coal. :. z. tafhnop. ,,,,..a,,b,, coal
S. II. Halves.
Ste.mer I.eaa. Brl., Lawrence, Nax York, ntLN
,hand,Se and passengers, UId Domibton steansh'R
Company. , c,@,ris EarYoIk mer.
.h.mdise and.passengers. l.. Il. tIatum, agent
Steamer Ves,oEer, skinner, HtaHose' mercean'
d,sa and passengers, l.. h. Tatun4 agent. ,,,r..,
Schooner A. 81. Edwards, Snenrker, fhl's@Na7
,hi. railpesd hes, Curtis s. Pararr.
onsAaED FOR THIS FORT.
ron phi,aasI0bia on the la1h- schooner Asafu
C.. Wols McLserit.
MI, .,oo,er Eaie Ranger, Martin, arr.*sd az
Naw xorss from Richmond on the 1eth.
by telegram
WY YspK, August 21.-Arriytd: Sity o. oernn'
ri.,'d oat: Cornwall. MoseIlc. O. +. freneh'
siadstona Arcadia, j. 6onldin, Ro'aro.
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A HARD MoNsy NEWSPAPER SUPPORTS
GENERAL GIANT Chicago, August w.
Mr.. Roster, OF The Cnicago Stadts le'tun9.
has announced that that paper will support
Grant on hard.money platform against any
candidate on rag.mouey platform. III there
are two hard-money candidates they VIII
support the one opposing the Kepup!ican
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A MASSACHUSETTS MAN ATTACKS A GEoR-
GA JupGE-R Rafting Blows FROM THE
SHOULDER BLOOD DRAWN - POSSIBLE
nuEL. Saratoga Springs, August l9.-Au
exciting iracas occurred here to-day at tue
Grand Union Hotel. The parties involved
were Judge Schley, Of Savannah, Ga, and
John A. Kcrnocban, Of Massachusetts. II
seems that short time ago case involving
a large amount Of property, in whoa Mr.
kernCchau was interested, was decided by
Judge Schiey adversely to the interests or
Mr.. Kernochan. The decision made BIN
very angry. His first vengeance fell upon
his lawye,S, who he charged bad not dealt
fairly by him. Meantime the Judge had
come North TO Saratoga, and has been lor
several days Z guest at the Grand Union
Hotel. Mr.. kernochan also came to Sarato.
ga, as is now supposed, to punish the Judge.
At about halfpa 10 this morning, Just as
the baud was getting ready TO play, and
when a large number of ladies and gentle
men were upon the piaZzas and IN the
corridors, Judge Scbley and Dir. kernochan
met each other near the doorway lesdlng
from the main office and upon the north pi-
azza. Mr.. kernochan, who is man about
tnirty-eight years old, accoSted the Judge IN
very menacing manner, and after few
words struck him heavy oio~ with bls nSt
in the face, staggering him, and scattering
bis eyeglasses over the pavement Inc
Judge soon recovered. and struck powerful
blow back. cutting kerpochan's face and
M king The blood flow. Several exchanges
were made by each party, the Judge having
the best of il, Furnishing his assailant pretty
badly. By this time there was great excite
ment: women screamed and men swore.
Finally the belligerenls were separated, each
as angry as a fighting school.boy. Soon after
ward MIR. kernocban approached the Judge,
and with u good deal Of stern aud cold po'
likeness handed him his card ;whereupon tie
Judge said ia a most whitening manner ::
L" Keep your card, young man; l don't want
your card. can whip you any iime." This
Is the present ending of the matter; what
else my occur it is difficult TO suVmlse, as
kernocbau is a fiery fellow, and has come
here with blood in bis eye TO do mischief.
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Mrs. LtncoIs,'s Health.

CHICAGO. August 2l.-A correspondent OF
the Evening Post reports that Mrs. Lincoln
/, pronounced we'll enough TO leave The asy-
lum and visit her sister, Mrs. Edwards, at
Springfield. 1t is not likely that she will re-
turn 10 Bellevue asylum.
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u.,,ed nv a railing scanoid.

CH,rrxsooeA, Tenn, August M.-9; 80 +.
Bawyer, p1iuter, was killed, and rassy :. COZ :
Ter. q timer, injured, By the falling Oh .
scaffold this afternoon.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TOHN Il. CLAIBORNE, No. HOS Main
y street RIchmond; Va. agent ~ WY rt, az
ash assets over &72oOO,OO0. Cash dividends
SURPRISING all others at first AMI every anniversary
of policjes. Pr, miums payable annually. semi an:
~ OuaH1Iv and ouarteriy The oldest, largest, and
chs apest company in The United states.
IN II
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN & Cove are sorry to
hear that a Farmyile gentleman Zone OF our
latest settIers) has lost very large !, amount o
by the failure OF this firm.-Farmoshe M l'
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Peace aud Order Restored In Georgia.
AUGUSTA, August 21.-GoV. Smith was ~
SandersvilIe to-day. The apprehended ln'
surrection is over. The excitement has SUD-
sided, and peace end order has been restored.
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r,.,,n frern <.arbolie Acid.

pzr.pELrHrA, August 2l.-Adelsid Zoe iI.
sbeimer died to-day 10 ha! an n n,'',s 'A' :
,aEing earbolle acid BY a,isiake. ssJo
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NIAGARA, August 21.-Culler i Bardlev;
the tea dealing defaulters who abs conaea
from Baltimore, hive been arrested ID lana
da. and are hei6 under the old Engilsh sts-
tnte concerning abscopdDg foreign deDto-s.
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ALLEGED CRUELTY ON THE PART OF THE
- HUSBAND THE CAUSE. !: