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The Columbus journal., 1881-10-26

The autopsy reveals sonnet hing
from which one may infer the ter
rible sutierings of the President.
During one Of the last sad days at
ElberOn he was seized with one OF
those severe spasms of pain which
he tried in vain to conceal from his
wife. As she took his hand with
the inquiry. 'What hurts you,
dear? he replied, 1T hurts to live =
The last day of his life, Colonel
Rockwell says, General Garfield was
fully aware that his hour was at
hand. He made this remark and in
quiry: Rockwell, fully realize
my situation > and then, after long
silence, said with pathetic intensity.
DO you think my name will have a
place in human history?' TO which
his friend answered: Yes, a grand
one, but grander place in human
hearts, When, on one occasion, he
was wheeled on his bed from his
own room across the hall, Colonel
Rockwell said: you have made
this short journey so well that you
can easily attempt a longer one
Yes he replied, It can easily ex-
pand into the long, long journey
home. e.'-Inter-OcedR.
The Columbus journal., 1881-10-26

a pebble or a twig is often quite
sufficient for it to spring to the high
est ascent. There is usually some
baseness before there is any eleva-
tiou
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STATE DIRECTORY

ALBINUs NANCE, Governor, Lincoln.
:. J. Alexander, secretary o. state.
John Wallichs, Auditor, l. incOln.
Il. VI. Bartlett, Treas urer, Lincoln.
G. j. DiIworth, AttOrney-Gencral.
w. W. W. Jones, Supt. Public instruc.
e. j. Nobes, Warden OF rPenitentiary.
W w. ~ !" annIGH MTVH Prison Inspectors.
I. -. Carter. Prison Physician.
IL. p. Mathewson, Supt. Insane Asylum.
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o., y. Il l.. II. ROAD.

Time Schedule No. (. To take effect
June ,, 81. For the government and
Information of employees only. The
Company reserves the right to vary
therefrom at pleasure. Trains daily,
SUNDAYS excepted.
O1lt1cdrd BOttnd. HRrdrd Bound.
Columbus i:;L z. NJ. Norfolk :26 A. NJ.
LOStCreek 5:21 MunSOn T:41 -
PI. Centre 5:i2 Madison .S:26 %
IIumphrey6:2j Humphrey: ~ e
Madison .1:04 Pl. Centre 9:IS -
Munson :43 " LOStCrcck 1909 .
Norfolk S:OI - columbus 30 -
ALBION BRANCH.
Columbus 4:fJ p. NJ Albion I:i3 A. NJ.
Lost Crrekj:3I :. st. EdwardS:30 "
Genoa 80. 6:i6 - Genoa 9:li -
St Edward7 90 . Lost Creck9:j9 :"
Albion ....7:i7 Columbus 1919 -
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JOB WORK

of all kinds neatly and quickly
done, At fair prices. This species
of printing Is nearly always want
ell in a hurry. and, knowing this
fact, we have 80 provided for il
that we c"p furnish envelopes, let
ter heads, bill heads, circulars,
posters. etc, etc, on very short
notice, and promptly on time as
We promise.
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Thoughts from La N d or.

Life is but sighs, and when they
cease tits over.
The purest water runs from the
hardest rock.
No ashes are lighter than incense,
and few things burn out sooner.
Fancy is Imagination in her youth
aud adolescence. Fancy is always
exclusive: Imagination, not seldom,
is sedate.
Whoever is an imitator by nature,
choice or necessity, has nothing sta
BILE; the flexibility which affords
this aptitude is inconsistent with
strength.
To discover truth and to separate
it from falsehood is surely ar oc-
cupation worthy Of the best intel
lect, and not at all unworthy of the
best hea t.
Neither worth nor wisdom come
without an effort and patience and
piety and sslutary knowledge spring
up and ripen under the harrow of
affiiction.
1 feel that 1 am growing old, for
want of somebody to tell me that
am looking as young as ever.
Charming falsehood! There is
vast deal of vital air in loving
words.
Merit has rarely risen of ITSELF but
The Columbus journal., 1881-10-26
B. Il VI. TIME TABLE.

Leaves Lincoln at 12::J0 T.. NJ. and ar
rivcs in Columbus 200 =. VI.
Makes close connection At Lincoln for
all points east, west and south.
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CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.

.C.H. VANWYCK, U. 5. Senator, Neb-
raska City.
ALVIN SAUNDERS, U. >. Senator, Omaha
L. J. MAJORS, Rep, Peru.
-. n. EALESTINE, Rep, West Point.
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u. II. Time Table.

Every day except Saturday the three
lines leading to Chicago connect with
u p. trains at Omaha. On Saturdays
there will be but one train a day, as
.hOwn by the following schedule:
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JUDICIARY:

JUDlCl n III
;. Maxwell, Chief Justice,
HTo.s. tnass, PM %, L'Ne Associate Judges.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
~. W. Post, Judge, York.
NJ. Il. Reese, District Attorney, WahoO
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PROF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD.

Will
Price
and Liver
IN q ToIeIO.C Cpio
For sale by A HElNrZ, Druggist, Columbus, Neb.
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1870. 1851.
Gohpbus ganrnaI
Is conducted as
FAMILY NEWSPAPER,

Devoted to the best mutual inter-
ests of its readers and its publish
ers. Published ut Columbus, Platte
county, the centre of the agrlcul-
tural portion of Nebraska, il j. read
by hundreds of people east who are
looking towards Nebraska as their
fnture home. Its subscribers in
Nebraska are the staunch, solid
portion of the community, as is
evidenced by the fact that the
JOURNAL has never contained a
"dun" against them, and by the
other fact that
The Columbus journal., 1881-10-26
ADVERTISING

In its columns always brings its
reward. Business is business, and
those who wish To reach the solid
people of Central Nebraska will
find the columns OF the JOURNAL
splendid medium.
The Columbus journal., 1881-10-26
The columbus ynnrna1

And THE NURSERY, both postpaid.
one wear. $50 If you wish THE
NURSERY, send $50 10 John L.
ShOrey, % BrOmfield street. Boston,
Mass. If you desire both, send by
money order, $40 to VI. X. Turner q
Co., Columbus, Neb.
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LAND OEFICERS:

LAND OFFICERS:
II. Il. HnXie, Register, Grand Island.
Wm. Anyan, Receiver, Grand Island.
COUNTY DIRECTORY:
I. q. Higgins, County Judge.
John StauiieT, County Clerk.
J. w. Early, Treasurer.
Beni. Spielman, Sheriff.
4. l.. ROsSsiter, Surveyor.
John Wise.
VI. Mahcr, ntyCOmmissiOners
Joseph Rivet,
Dr. A. HeintZ, Coroner.
j. h. Mohtcrcif Supt. Of Schools.
By Byron re; naifisii Miilsiit, justices Ofrhereaee.
Charles Wake, Constable.
CITY DIRECTORY:
j. X. Meagher, Mayor.
VI. j. Hudson, Clerk.
John +. Wermuth. Treasurer.
Geo. q. Bowman, Police judge.
l.. j. Cramer, Engineer.
COUNCILMEN:
lst WdTd-.]Ohn RickIy.
G.. A. Schroeder.
% Wdrd-Wm. Lamb.
|. Gluek.
30 Wdrd-J. Rasmussen.
A. A. Smith.
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II. Il. InXie, Register, Grand Island.
Wm. Anyan, Receiver, Grand Island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-01
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Fnacis,s,arnrcc nn.a Suicide

New YonK. NV. l.-ucnr7 Schmids. s
GermsD, com,1l:ied suicide yesterday at his
home, South BrnokIyD, by shooting hin1self in
the hosd. He had beep drinking heavily and
returned homo about midnight 90 Sunday and
pr1o5cdel to ahGlo his wife. Becoming ex-
oaeiinglg violent. and while bordering upon de-
lirium tr,mens, the inluroted man seiz,d Tt
volVcr. With which he threatened TO shoot her.
Mrs. Schmd; heooinieg terrified. aud fearing
he would attempt to carry It's Threat iuto eX:-
cn'ion, il!d from the hJuSs snd sought refuge
FIR tho night With uclghb0r. The untoriu-
nato man walked the flor tbrous hou. the night
raViog Ike Iunatc and terrorizi0g his childrcp,
who sought 10 vain to paciiy hin. About
i've O'clock 10 tho morning, whlo muttcring to
himself abou. bis hard lot and misery, 10 again
procured his revolver and s:eIdiog 10 the centre
OF The psrlOr flor. he placed tho muzz % against
his RICH. esr and pulled tho trigger tio Tell to
tbs l)or %lihout moan. in view Of his holr..-
fed childt,n, and expire boiore iEa a5riva! of
q physiciaD
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Gross Treatment Of Three Children.

FHILApELrllGA, Nov. la terrible csso of
bfGtsisy to child 8 years cf age WAS brought
TO light last night by the admission of tho victim
70 tho Pehnsylvsnis Hospital. Tho child is
Mary Hsnley, who, it il charged, has been out.
ragged on several different occasions By q loathor
dealer doing business in tho neghborhood of
Second and Gothic streo.s. Tho case was first
discovered by e noighbor who SAW the man call
tho little ono into lis store, giving her candy
and pennies. This aroused the wonan's suF.
Ilclon, and on questioning tho cniid the fSc.5 Of
the csso Hero revealed. Tha li.!!o girls parents
are both dtu1karGs. tho mother sometimes leay-
ing her children. five in number, TO caro- for
Themselves for two weeks st t;na. Tho doc.
tors say that tho child ia in dangerous condition,
and oven if its lfe is spared it will probably lose
the sign! Ct one oyo. James T. Dooscy, q lad
residing at No. SlO Thompson street, Was ~
reslOd laat night for 1ilar offence perpeltsttd
or two little girls. Ida Ne'z,. aged q years and
Mary Rei!hmyer, sged years.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia ADVERTISER
RE rs Of TIE UdH,

III" clMGl!ttac 70 IGgt siigata i..c ohaT;c5
aI"Iasi the Matt: Nsss1cbusc;ta5 Rcgi.nnn. in
,eaptcs 10 tEc!c coCtlu. % ssi: recent hip tG
lorktcWo loiI Boston yca!c:day Tor Yorktown.
The Msyir Of P,taburg voIo(s every odd
nanc. gtan!rg Telegraph companies Tho right
10 crtc: pc!cs IN The ely, snd is making de-
teTllined effort 10 force them to lay their wires
underground.
Thu Snpremo Icrrt OF tic Uaicd States hsa
decided tass lhn Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gfm?aNy, b:inS = hlaEyl,od corr0raIica, has
Tbs rgh!, "hcu fuyd 10 q iicginis State court,
10 fcIn3Vo Tic cise 10 . !jai.cd S;aicl court.
The prm' Of the Dcw Chinese minister to
tho United States Is Chacg Chao Yce. lie is
!a1Il 10 rark. e1i has recently ha!l the pc-
elicn OF chief OF maritime ona:os;a, correspond
''g nearly with our Secretary Of the Treasury.
Is | j. Chambers, IT,. promioaat lawyer o!
ChauborsSur2. committed sui2!io Gu Surd.y
hV shooting himself throu~1 lbs lett temple.
lie WAS found In bed, partially d!assat, with
tho pistol. double hurcia4 enc, lyias ky his
side. No cause is ssiig0sl for tic dead.
Tho i'rlEch visitors VETO civ.n reception
a: The State lltuso in Newport, Rhode Island,
Yesterday. They wuro cn;lr.si.oi in the sitter.
noou by Cap:aa SaliI;dgo st tho United States
torpedo s.a'ioo The rtc.p.i,n ia tho evening
Was notable Affair. A er.tl dinner Yaa rrt-
pared q! Lho Casino.
Do Saturday las Fir. Wilson, tho posimal-
ter Ct lydchbuGe. was suspoadad, a1d Clifford
S!s:harn Was iotcrncd By tho Postmaster Gcr-
GIG! OF lis aDpolctncnt to taa vacancy. hs
scon as Statham qualities fox the position, his
ccm 1islion Wili bo e!grcd bg tho President aud
will DO forwarded 10 him 10 tho mennime
tho ctloo remains under conirol OF nlr. Wilaou'
slratics. Ii is expected thst lho postmastcrs
whose c9rl:maiions hv The Senate fai!ad will
be appointed by tho President at % carly dpy
70 succeed tho present incumbass.
As announced in 7cstordnv's Gsz,lfo, tho
Mechanics National Bank oil Newark, N. j.,
closed lis doorS yesterday morning 1t was
compelled 10 d. 50 on account OK tho tE,b az!o-
mcnt by tic cashier o. Il. haldsi5, CT o sum
rated ct cot less than two miIlioo dollars. Bald
win had. without tho knovodeo Ct tho Gircc-
tors OF tho bs1k, msdo l0aus veithGot security
to the hrni Of Nugent i Go. The cashier and
ono Ct shc membars OF the firm 0! Nugoni l.
"a. ato under arrest Up to tie t:ro tho
failure was uUGouDcCd it Tsl supposed TO bo
ons CT the s)urdO9t banks in New je.soy. Tho
failure OF tho bank appears TO hsrn boon G
stroke OF fl1srciGl genius on tho part Of tho
cashier, for ne succeeded 10 getting away with
everything except tho bank building Itself
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The BIZ arketS.

!. SALTIhoRE, Nov. l.--Virsini. 6s Old -; dc
I .o. RE ~; DO consolidated 81; do 81 &c.
res 81. past due coup =; now 10 4Oa 54t bid
today. Cotton easy mlddlngs III. Flour dull
ana lover; Howard street md Western super
9 20 7esSo 6o; do extra 6 75a$G 90; do family
7oa$! o.: City Mills super O0aS5 =; do
ext!a COisC CO.; Rio brands 81 G2; Pstapaco
1sniiy " 70: Whent-Southern easy and quiet ;
", Western active and higher; Southern red 1894
10y; DO amber 1SS ,l45; No Maryland red LAG
sl47; No Western winter red spot and Noy
i:es.l39; Dec l44lal4i3; Jan HS!sldsI; Feb
!oOi' Corn-Soulhotn steady; " estern mac.
i've ana miner Southern white 72t7la; do vel.
low 6S.?0; Western mi1ed spot and Nov 6f3 .
Dec 7OSs7li Jan 721,7S Oats fairly active and
eseady. Eye slightly frmer At l05allO H,v
duil ana about steady; primo 70 choice Penns
and hid l8AS24. Coffee quie. End fruer: Rio
eSlrgoes stal29. Sugar dull; A soft lol Wills.
key dull and nominal.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-ytocka finn. Monav
6sG. Flour dull And unchanged. Whoat Isic
higher and fairly active. Corn Ia highs, and
active. "Do
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STRIKE OF CANAL BoATMEN. Trade on the
canal has been limited for some ino past, oy
ing TO low waller; indeed tho whole season has
been dull one. The rain OF the past few dave
encouraged those interested to hop, for bysv
times during tho remainder o. tho season, bur.
alss. for human hop>s ever doomed to disar,.
poiotment. The bostmcp, seeirg that evcr5-
thing was favorable for plenty OF work, took i,
ioto their heads 10 80 90 q general strike,
which they did yesterday evening, az news from
Cumberland states. by demsndirg from the
companies an increase Of 10 cents over the u.s.
ua rates, which are 90 cents from Cumberland
to Georgetown and 95 cents from Cum b,rland
to this city. The demand was relu'ed by the
companies.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 81 -
rlcos this week for Beef Cattle ranged Sc TO-

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Ocs. 81 -
Prices this week for Eeof Cattle ranged Sc TO-
ioTs:-
Generally rated first quallty.....-..4 % q s Gu
Medium or good fair qualiLy.......3 co 8 5 50
Ordinary thin Steors, Oxen and Cows2 co q 2 ca
Extreme range ofprices... % q e ca
Most OF the sales were from ...........3 80 6 %
Receipts for tho week 45il head: sales 26g0.
The market has boen quite slow teddy except
for the best 2rades which Wsro very scarce, and
on these prices were fully maintained But tho
bulk of the offerings woro of the maiium ana
common grades, tho latter predo:Iiasling For
these, and in g few instances mil do Cattle
prices we're bs!c of, and trade exceedingly Glow.
Mich Cows-Prima Cows Arc quite scarce and
sell Of retail q. 50aS70 per head.
Sheep and Lsmb5--Thoro is q full sunply *
Sheep and Lambs in the III srket this week, with
some very good ones. quito as good as any offer
GIL last Wcak, bu: trade is very dull for ali kinda
OF slocE. Thore is no Eastern or outside de-
mand and That on tho part of hCma butchers
quito limited, making very slack market,
more sluggish than my week THE ee.eon. Wa
quoto butcher Sheep at 3siia and Lambs n,
1tb1c per ID 9rosg. Stack Shaap-Kwes | 50.
81 6O per head, and We!horG 3iaitc per ID. A..
rivals this weak 5l5i head.
Hoys--Tkere is + largo lacrosse ia tho r,arirs
oVor las! W6eE, without any improvement IN tho
activity Of tho market, though prices arc ossier
than ihoy woro thon. rho quality funS about
with that OF last wnois. We quote Il. TtsSS:,
with foW oxtrs ii o cants por To moi. Arrivals
this week 9il6 heal
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LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS 1t Was brought
oit ID evidence bafaro Untnl States nammis
s;oner last year that in tho cl; C lon OF Novem-
bar. 1850. blsuk tx roaipla wcro furnished
hlaRaHys moor stiatrJ in Tho sutdry counties,
which the resGjG5!e,s could. Of clurse, fill up
as n!cnsCd them, and dill fiji up, IN alany cases,
'cHhom rtceiCing Il cent Of ta:r. and Mcreupon
ro'',t he aI|ics, NJ tcouodrelism is easier. A
party wsnts to vote without either paying his
ta!:ss Or drawing on Mahcno's corruption fund.
lie sros to Moonshiner and satisfies him that
&c ia soag 10 rote right. AID gats o recoipt,
Which ha shows to the judge. Ills vote is re-
cNVtd. no returns Tho receipt to The hoOnshia
or, who destroya it. mud tho little job is done
This IS altogether tho simplest aud easiest 10
li'lchl koapury yot devised. and il quito appro.
rrlate'y The Invention OF the creatures who arc
shouting thculscluca huarEo over Pnrc SuE
jinGc ! or the familiar prime pc of thoss who
cry, Stcr Thief tc oonoeal their Own rotb!nr,
This BEATS even Nlahoue'a tissue ballots, but
The remedy is simple and must DO applied.
Challenge every vote on tho delinquent list
and 1t receipt from ono Of Massay's MOOT =
sinners Is exhibited note tho fact. KEEP THE
RECORD IN WRITING FOR FUTURE USE.
|lhc@ the election as orcr aUe shalt hare son,
'r"'hs jor the grand 5uY.-I Conservative Dem
ocrat.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. Tho Poal's fasacia
article says:
r, The speculative matkota Of tho Stock
EXchanso are rather dul to Jay, but are gene
rally higher Oh stocks. which closed weak yes
tterday. but opened ct some advance this MOI
lng, Dad while the market has been alternately
strong aHd heavy it has 10 the main been strong
with the net results OF tho fluctuations rise Of
9s2f par cont. At tho close the stock market
was weak. 10 the money market Dor cent,
Is the ruling rate. limo loans $40 rather
meagro and difficult to obtain. Prime metc,n
Tile psper is 6s7 per cent
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AppOinlniPnt.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-Tho President to day
appointed Joseph X. EcCammon to ba Com.
missioner OF ks:l roads. Vlco TheophiIps French
Mr.. McCsmmon's occupancy OF tho ctiic. will
continue till it is permanently filled by Ecmna.
lion 70 bo confirmed by Tho Sonata a.: The ns1,
session. Meanwhile he will discharge its duties
IN addition 10 those of hs present polilion OF
Assistant attorney Goaerai Tor tho Interior Dc.
pA1tment
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Fatal AH'rny.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov. lao Evansville,
lod. frtcial reports The fatal shooting Of VIM
Cra~t"rd, on Saturday. by E3bt. Patterson
near ureonVllin. Ky. They wero p,rincrs in
tho employ OF an Evansville lumber firm, aad
were Iunnlag a saw mill. Tie shooiag wss
tina result OF qustrcI.
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Preparing for srcsunia

LONDON, NV. IA troopahip will Innvs
Portsmouth TO day with 500 mon to rciaorce
various regiments iu Iceland ORDERS hayo
boon received at Athou 10 have fl2iag oolump
IN readiness to proceed immediately tG asy mart
cl Wrat Math or RosuomnoD.
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a Terrible Deed-Fatnl ace;.,,,ua.

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. "A Mir. isippn and
Jack Gilbert, Of Thomss county, wLiln intosi
cateu 4'iarrellod, whom Gilbert pulled Pippin
ont OF ms buggy and cut his throat. Pippin
diad in tvn ruiputps. fp'''
James Virgins, Of lekalb county, recaot]y
Tell from his wsgoa and broke his Eeck,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A s;ringc disease is carrying off uumbars of
the finest mich ojw1 about Stauuton aud
h2nchburg.
Mormon missicnsiies arc said to b. making
many rrcss'ytes in tho noighb,rhood of Wythc-
VILE.
D2cr, lql'rttla Gnl phoasAnEs arr said 10 be
abundant III the Shenandoah Valley rsgiou this
tall. ParlrldceH arc scaic.. while wild tulkoys
sro abou! au average.
fho fai:uco OF the mast crop 10 tho Virpinia
mountains id forcing tho besra, which arc quito
numerous. down into tho settled districts in
search Of food. Many sru being killed, and the
Indications nro good for fac season of hear
hIn!irg.
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Railroad Accident,

LANCASTER. Pa, Nov. IA not!hero
freight train en- tho Columbia & Port Deposit
Railroad waa wrecked near Safo Ilaibor last
night ~ a landslide. Tho locomotive and six
cars wfro thrown toto iin Su;Qu9h.rna river,
aud tho remainder. eleven cara, wero complete
y wrecked. The body Of tho engineer has not
yet been iourd. and is behaved to be under the
ougl1o 10 tho river. The Fireman was severely
iuj urcd.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARRET, November l.-Tholo
is no change 10 note in last quotstioIs Tor Flour.
but tho indications are tbs! doclino Is probable,
Whoa! is eff and choice lots Of Lancaster sold
to-day at l4S. there ware ether sales st 1iG and
Fu>tz brought l53sla5. Corn steady with sales
at Il for white and IS for yollow. Mo Rye or
Oats reported. Country produce is STEADY and
finn
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From New Mexico.

lls VICES. N Nj, Nov. "A. Il Ludwig,
Of Rog,fh' Band, N. ~, waa murdered on Nua.
day night il: ThrIillas 40 arrests havn team
maln.
= light fall OF gnow occurred har, l,s, ,vs,.
ing, hn! disappeared ss fast es i. fell ThoEtorm
IN general thr0ush Out tho State.
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Serious Ending orn Loxers, lsuar.e,

EAWRENcEyILLE. Ill.,, Nov albert Mich
OILS shot and killed John L,Dehha ct farm Gyo
m!Ics from hero last night. Tho nlpn olar
re'iSd AID fought about girl 10 whom bo,h
~oEo having attentions, h,acEinn was worslod
and triad To run when Nichols atot him in the
back, ~ ''''
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ln0MNIIINIrATLn


a NEW PULPIT. fine Southern Methodist
Clutch had, 90 last Sunday, o Dew aud hand
aomo walnut pulpit, 10 pIsoo OF Tho painted pine
ono from which the Word has been for several
yoais dispersed. WhcD our Northern brethren
took possession Of THE city in May. 1861, they
took this church, among Others for their uses
and Ter their DISSERTATION. Of tho basement
they mad, stable Of tho auditorium o negro
concert room. 10, aod afterwards ss q sort of
hosnitsl for their sick. When they soz,d this
church and sppurtonspc,5 they took down from
its position handsome white usrbo pedestal
and desk, upon which tho Bible, &c., rested,
bcgcd it M, add sent il North or West, there
20 DO used in their moetug houses ns q suppor!
Tor that Book which ssYa. among many other
things unoa the Same snbjcc:, "Ihcu sbsI. not
ateal. notwithstanding that msrbo nulpit
vent North, M doubt the Dow walnut ous
above mentioned was msdo 10 tho order of this
congregation st tho North What commen-
tary What Christians, Indeed, must the
Southern Mothodists be There surely must
b. mnDsIors Ia the skies awaiting them O,
r.: The sixth annual athletic day at the Episcopal
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head.

BALTIMORE. nd, Nov. l.-Gol. Robert =
SoeInsn died this morning, at tho Carrollion
HOTEL, aged II years. In carly life no was esq.,
tain OF Sound boat which belonged 10 Now
4ork, but was recsntIy connected with various
hoiois IN this city and New York,
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Remarkable Escape from the Gal
lows.

New York, Nov. IA saeeisl dispatob
from Abbevilo. 3. G., says: JEFF Davis. ooI-
orcd, convicted Of tho murder Of George Frank
lin and ha sister, has jas! been acquitted on
new trial. The day for his execution was
fixed nina limls. ard he wss nioo times rtsni: % :,
twice Oh the scstloli with The rora artu1a his
nook.
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~>Ihe regular monthly meeting of the Old
Dominion Boa! Club will be held At tina clnh
room Wednesday November ID, At D. m. A
FULL attendance is urged as there will be business
OF Importance. JAS. e. BLACKWELL
novl.2. Soo,oI.,
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The Washington correspondent of tho New

The Washington correspondent of tho New
York Herald says:
'The majority OF republicans concur with
Senator Malone tina. it is necessary TO establish
beyond sll doub! tho fac: tba: he End rot the
republicans OF bis Ststo has The Gispo,ilion of
federal patronage 10 Virginia"
The republicans hero alluded 10 arc thopo in
tie Senate OF tho United States The repubii-
cans IN Virgins, that is tho real. true. consci-
entlous Virginia republicans, don't N terrain sny
such self s!u!ttying and self degrading idea.