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Huntsville gazette., 1882-06-17
Leading Republican journal

of Alabama, again renews its faith in Re-
publican principles, having a conviction
that those principles, if enforced in prac-
tice, are better calculated to bring peace
and prosperity to the country, and 'equA
rights and fair play to its citizens. 1t re-
serves the right, as Republican journal.
to independent criticism of measures and
men within the party, whenever. in its
Judgment, such criticism is due to the good
of the country.
While adhering to Republican princi-
Piles, it recognizes the political condition
in Alabama, ;and shall advocate
Fair Election and an honest Count,
Free Schools, Economy In Public Ex.
Penditures-The Repeal Of the present
Election Law, and wiping out ofJths
present Iahuman Convict System.
1t will join hands with all elements
in favor of these reforms and just public
measures for their accomplishment.
Those in search of a reliable, chaste,
and useful weekly newspaper for family
reading, will find the GAZETTE valuable
visitor,
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MARRIED.

-McCALLEY -JoRDoN-At the A. M. z.
Church in this city Sunday night June II,
1882, by Rev. t, W. Coffee, Mr.. Moses
McCalley to Miss Alice Jordon.
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a ,se y, between the sunday-schoo, work.
,ss " tae country with their co-workers r. Of
.ne CITY This has led to pleas,n, lis I,, u
passages between the delegates. One " ren
" ',;n. hsencd the Convention 10 an ON ON
~, zine IN which the Baptists were the ws, .a'
. Wv Me,hodists the fire, the Episcons,;sn,
me 1s whistle and the Disciples the enp;nonr
d = nc sentiment OF the majority Of the dole.
ton. ~ '"'o' vi organiza-
Al The close Of the hour for shor,
, tpeechcs Mr.. Whitley presented the follow
=, - substitute TO resolution preyions.
~ 0nered by the Rev. Mr.. Blackwell
, hesotued, That IL is the sense q, This odr
uiM permanent State organization should
.. once he formed, and that the conn,;nl
should oe Organized ~ soon a. possihIe
second. That a committee OF seven n,.,,
oers DE appointed to prepare and nreSnn,
tomorrow plan Of State and county or
CARNATIONS. "'''' oi-
the Chair. "i''o'"'eu D!
The Convention adjourned nj . o,c,o,,,
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south American Affairs.

PANAMA. October 10-lBy Central ana
S4,,fh American Telegdph.l-An Indian
from the san Bias district, in this state, on
IL, ,no IN. the dav on which the earth
" I1 occurred here, there were four tidal
S"n% which overwhelmed six or seven
1 MaI', ,ilIs~c, on the islands and mainland
and ro, drowned about seventy persons.
The Diario official Of the TN slate' ' La
I;,nc,c 81 circular to the Diplomatic Corps
. .etting forth hi, intention to continue the
,v 800 Tnle.. reasonable terms Of peace be
c w.. and protesting in the mean time
against the exadions Of Chlll.
la Patria, in a Implement, on lhe 'tn u,
instant rive report Of a skirmi>h at
Thoi.ro. thirty mile- from Lima, with the
N HylfeO, c1'.' Of whom two officers and
twenty-five MSqriGS' men were killed and Imam many
wounded. The Montenoros are . I likewise
v MourusdI 70 have been defeated al Yea.
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Western Union Telegraph Company,

NV YORK. october il.-At meeting OF
tbc Western Union Telegraph Company
held here to-day the following Board ~ pi-
roctors wa, elected: NolVin Green. Iho,.
r. Eckcrt. Edwin y. Morgan. John an
Horn. Auau,tu, >chcl. Harrison Durkee.
lay Gould. Russell sage, AlonZo i. Cor
neil. sydney Dillon. Cyru, ". fle.o' Joilh
Fender. VI. =. Henry Weaver. Perc! Il.
Pyne. Robert LcnnoX Kennedy, Hugh -.
Jcwett. J. Plerpont Morgan. frcdtllck J..
Amcs. Edwin u. Worcester, William ~.
Bisbop. c. p. Huntington. George i. To-
hcrt.. Zalman g. Simmons. samuel >lOan.
FraStu, Wvman. Amasa stene, George D..
Could. Chaunccy VI. DcpcW, james W e
Slendenin. George +. Baker
OF the 500. 900 shares Oi the company ,
stock over G37 900 shares were voted, ana
over 900 stockholders were represented III
person or by proxy. The Board OF Direc-
fors WAS elected unanimously.
The annual report shows that me capl-
tal stock of the company i SSu.uOO,Ooo-
The bonded debt at the close 81 The year
was III. a34. $50: total, $60.009. 1906. he
revenue for the year ending June JOth wa,
s1.ll416j.92; expenses. including leased
linz rentals. and taxes. 1886, O91.J2
nro6ts. s7.24j.S2S.76; from which there
was applied for dividends, -, i9S,3 '3.il
,or interest on bonds, Si27,09l.3+; iol
sinking-iund appropriations SlO,oJ' 10
leaving a balance Of Sl.9'9,to6.Oo: h'
statistics show in 1882 $1,000 miles o.
noJes. 374 .3GS miles Of wire, l2,O6S Offices
and 81. S42,247 messages sent.
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YcllOW-Ecyer.

PrN-lC0LA. ia, Oct0ber III lliy-'lN
nrw cases Of ycllow-fevcr and seven
death, have been reported to-day. Many
Of The new case, are II more malignant
sort than heretofore. Among those a.
tackled i. son Of the late Judge Hawkins.
formerly a member Of Congress. and one
., tbc most eminent men Of hi day. \
serinu. mistake in Yesterdays dispatch
made # read that the Board Of Health had
made "a formal appeal TO the country al
large for aid, instead Of no formal appeal
II i believed they will be compelled TO
take that step. The whole number OF c .,,,
to date has been l.i0G; deaths, 1,223. Inc
weather j. warm and settled. giving no
hone Of early frost.
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TRIBUTE OF CRATE
Y tube FOR
RFNEFlTS RECEIVED.

r..- Sir. Please allow me Tho privilege OF Wv
~. ,c.,imopv REGARDING the wonderful cura-
.,- .,,..r,ie. Of YOUR invaluable medicine
UNITS REMEDY. During the past SIX VI '0''"
,,.r. ! have been great sufferer from Aluh'! u'S-
e,s.. and during great part Of TIE uii' Wy SUMO
inc. have been so intense a. to he ihucSo'
,,,. ,,,,.o who have suffered by this dread disease
.e,h.,wf,,l backache aud psins Of all KINDS
a,...,,rsnicd bv great weakness and nervous 'i'S-
,r.,,ion. los Of force and AMBITION WIN"
.t.,,v attend IT, had all these troubles in''",
.,e.a and was IN such bad condition ul"' 'o'''
49,, ~, ont Of nv chair except by pdihhs IL!
knee, and almost rolling out before /
.,,..-,iyt,en up. ] tried The Oes1 doclors anu
go. ~ medicine. but all failed 10 help me
and experimenied so long ehde''oii"s
.,,r.5 that last spring l was ID very poor S''"''
and I'm seeking for relief my attention Wa nv
,.,....,to the remarkable cures Of kinney ui7
s. which were being Accomplished ~
-. pr,rFDY. was induced 10 Try H. anu
49, e.. and very soon "hmbered up -
o.,re l,ackache and the Intense i'alHS
-, .,,.r.,.d 30 long speedily dis-'pie"re''' "''7
,.,,,standnc had been bothered Will ''''9
,l,iuf So many years. ,,,.,,x-,
P'.,.,'. ,..,.an - take HUNTS tEMEpN was
,t~ra,.,v nm down IN my general health anu
80 from loss Of appetite Ever s'"'' :
80, ,.tipg the REMEDY however IL! I'M
ia ,,.s heen most marked IN! lol'Ne'
I'o'e ,a,n,.-aehes. pains, &c.hsve disappeared
com o,r e.e ike my former seif-hAle, nealy'
and and .d ~D in health. shall always keep HUNT
ana ,pupY with me. and would most earnestly re-
n Dn1ncDd al those who are sufferers from Kidney '
eop'I disease. or disease. Of the bladder or aIi-
or i've, ' 80 - use HUNTS REMEDY and take
cher. Yours very truly ,ox
no o'h''' HENRY II. SHELDON
oeo Westminster street, Providence H. i
- LEXICON Of youth etc, there Is no SUI"
~ Tba, lexicon Is now ''u"D -
' ~"'I laboratory Of HUNTS REMEDY: II Au0"
..N .nch word as-Fan. "e lo-lu. I'M vs.
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me Northern Press on the Ohio rlec.
lions
New York Herald

- tNcW ork Herald
me ono election returns. 80 far a. ~
ported, indicate a Democratic main,i,, o.
inc State ticket, and many chance. M ~.
~ilhg 10 any one outside Of Ohio. in con.
sIeS>iheh and local officers. II is 0nite so,e
10 say That never before in any STAT VIZ
10 many names scratched and tickets alter
"a a. IN Ohio Yesterday. Personal into.
rests and political principles were placed in
opposition 10y nearly every one Of tbe nm.
iherous regular" tickets, and il va a
Dad day FOR candidates who cypectcd ~ hc
carried along by the coInpany in which
'her names appeared. One thin, seems
certain, however-the distileries and brev.
cries IN Ohio are not 20 be closed inst vc,
10y public vote. and Of this the defeaied
party Is probably about a. glad A. the VIC
tors.
philadelphia Times, independents
IL J. not Democratic victory in Ohio go
much as Republican defeat. but q Rcnub.
hcan defeat in one Of the most reliable Re-
publican states, with no organized revolt
within The party. clearly forecasts a swccr-
ing ilde Of Republican disaster in all the
dchaiablc states in November. Ohiois lost
without open rebellion; what must De the
measure Of Republican discontinue in
Pennsylvania and New York, where revolt
has already reached the dignity Of reyolu-
ton?
New York Times. Republican.
1t Is probable that IA Democratic con-
gr"ssmcn have been clcctcd-a gain 81 9
for that side Of the House. The result
VIII no doubt lee attributed 10 the liquor
agitation, which appears 10 have worked
IN The Understanding way that was 10 be
anticipated. Probably the illogical and
wrong-headed conduct OF the Prohibition
ISIS In putting up candidates for Congress
in some Of the districts will account for
part Of the Republican losses. II would
be difficult for them 20 point out what has
been gained for their "cause" by the cleo
ton OF Democrats 20 Congress. But, on
the whole. the Republicans will have to
accept responsibility for the consequence,
Of the hunglng WAY il which they have
dealt with the liquor question.
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Threatened Uprising OF Negroes i'm
Alabama.

CoIUWBUs. Ga. October II. Intelligence
has reached here Of q contemplated NJ
rising Of nceroc, in Lee county. Ala. The
news was brought by a number Of families.
who have lied 10 thi, city and points near
here 10 escape the threatened danger. Ut
j. learned that q Trustworthy negro in
formed Robert Sas>er that ncgroc, inteIW
to burn the houses of and massacre the
white, on Friday or saturday next. The
trouble i, said 10 have grown out Of o dis
turhJnce caused 10y a negro shooting o
white man some week, ago. The widest
excitement j. said to prevail al over Lee
county. particularly in the vicinity 81 the
CbeWaca Lime w rk,, al Young-horo' d.
Tie report, coming In. although REGARDED
@, much exaggerated. cause some excite
ment hare. BECAUSE they are believed to
l3yc some foundation.
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fNcw York Times. Repubiican.
Virginia News.

Mr.. Massey speaks AT FincaStle to-day.
Hon. Ran. Tucker speaks At Fort De
tance. Augusta county, to-day.
Garrison, Volt, and Mayo viii speak at
Fredericksburg next Monday night
\ musical ,ocictywa or-anizedin Alex
andria on Monday night, with MI George
L. French ~ president.
Mr.. Robert Tan.in a teamstcr lost his
team Of horses hy drowning. al the lower
ferry n Fredericksburg. on Tuesday.
MIR. Hor9to Cornick. an esteemed citizen
~ Princes Anne county, died Monday
evening al biz residence. in that county.
Mr.. John Edwards, hiehly-c,tecmcd
citizen " stafford. died suddenly at hi~
residence. i'm Falmouth. on saturday eve
ming last. lie was about siXty-three year,
u age.
The Fredericksburg Star saws that Colo
mel Tom Whitehead. Of Lynchhurg. and
CAPTAIN Bohannon. OF Richmond. " ,calpcd
the notorious Yankee Allan" at Bowling
Green. Carolina county, on Monday last.
Bruce" in q special from Richmond 10
the Norfolk Ledqcr, dated October 10Th,
>av,. W. II. Bcyerldgc. one Of Massey,
special taX-concctor,. who became famous
in lbe canvas, Of 1850. viii to-day announce
himself a~ an independent Blaine Republic
can candidate for Congress IN this district.
The trial Of Gin. who shot his wife.
Nohe Gin. in Alexandria. was postponed
NJ request of hi- counsel, Judge stuart and
Nj. Edwrad Burke. The prisoner o',,
iocfcd 90 @ postponemcnt. and his counsel
Withdrew from the case. The Judge 49,
,j.n,d the Commonwealth, attorney t.
defend the prisoner at tie present term Of
the court.
The ,torehou,e Of the Norfolk and Wet
ern Railroad Company at Lynchburc' H.
and If, content, were destroyed 10y fire
Tuc.dav night. There was no in'uranc.,
on the building. The stock j. insured III
PhiI,delphia company. The building J..
supposed 10 be damaged TO the extent OF
500. and the JOS and injury 10 the >'ocA
} will amount to about $1,000.
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DETERMINED LYycBEgs-FrgHT BETWEEN
OFFICERS AND THE AVENGERS.


EVANSVILLE. IyD., October 1.-At ten
minutes past O'Clock this morning about
one hundred mounted men from Posey
county quietly surrounded the county jail.
awoke the sheriff, and demanded Of him
the keys Of the Jail. They then went TO
the cell Of Redman, who is imprisoned for
wife-murder, took him out, and, putting
him in buggy, drove of with him. Upon
their leaving a number OF shots were fired
and the fre-bells were rtIng for the pur-
pose Of notifying the police, but before
their arrival the squad was out Of sight,
going down the street leading TO the Mount
Vernon road.
The sheriff was warned only a moment
before the mob arrived at the jail, and be-
fore he could get 10 the outer door to lock
IL the mob was on him and held him pris-
oner. The police, on arriving, commenced
firing down the street in the direction taken
10y the mob, and one of them, named Dave
Murphy, living near Redman's home. in
Posey county, was killed. As the mob
was moving off with Redman fire-engine.
ran against the buggy in which the prison.
or was seated, oyerurning il. when the or
der was given to kill Redman on the spot.
One OF the mob seized a sledge-hammer
and dealt Redman powerful blow on the
head, telling him 10 the ground. At this
point Chief Priichett arrived on the scene.
one Of the mob ran up to him and said
$50 away from here. rritchett: we do
not want TO Kill yOu," at the same time
swapping q revolver in his face, but
bis hand was knocked up before
the weapon was discharged. BY
this time several officers were on the
ground, and they. without orders from
their supcriors, opened fire on the rapidly
retreating mob, who in turn fred a. they
ran. The mob were well armed, and a
pitched battle was fought on Third street.
bullets vhistling in every direction. Chief
Pritchett and Detective Newell, who led
the fight against the mob. made an effort 70
capture some Of them. but the firing was
50 hot that they were compelled 70 lie fiat on
the ground TO escape death. The result OF
the battle was that Redman was killed
where he wa, stricken down with the
sledge-bammc over two dozen balls en-
tered his body. II was at thi, place that
David Murphy. the lrother-in-law Of the
murdered woman. met hi, death.
The mob was 30 intent on killing Red
man that they fired helter-skelter through
their own ranks. The body 81 Redman
Wa conveyed 10 the courthouse, but life
was extinct. The mob. on leaving the
scene. separated. and everything wa, done
70 avoid the officers.
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a Norfolk Myssery-Pigson- sh ootiug
Match.

Especial telegram 20 the DssTatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, October II.-Yesterday
afternoon two workmen. in tearing down
The front Of house No. 81 Main street for
repairs, discovered above the ceiling Of the
attic the body Of a white male infant dried
up like mummy and the skeleton Of an
Other. The best preserved Of the two had
a piece Of blue-dottcd calico tied tightly
around the neck, and had evidently been
stranglcd soon after birth. The house had
recently been occupied as a boarding.
house. The affair is onveloped in my stery.
The coroner held inquests to-day, but
could deyclope nothing, and the remains
were removed to the station-hou,e for bu-
rial. Newspapers were found wrapped
around the remains dated May and March
last.
y Observation-Disclosures pigeon-shooting
match, 100 birds a side, commenced here
to-day between J. Il. White, 81 thi, city.
and j. G. Holiday, Of Portsmouth. and will
conclude Friday. Fifty birds apiece were
shot at, White killing ~ and Holiday 3j.
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NIcKsBURG. Mss, October 11.-EX-Son-
ator Bruce spoke to large and attentive
audience AT the courthouse Yesterday. He
took a strong Republican ground. but was
very conservative in tone. Many Demo
crat, listened to him with respectful atten-
ton. and at the close Of his rcmark> thanked
him for the tone and temper Of his speech.
He discussed the wisdom OF the Republican
party in the difficult matter 81 rccon,,ruc-
ton. and the party's record on financial
matters His personal views on the ques-
ton - the tariff he gave very freely. adyo-
eating q system Of tariff calculated 10 de-
yclop The manufacturing Interests and
varied industries in the South. Hodcicnded
the river and harbor bin, and insisted that
the northern Dcmocracya> an organization
were opposed to all measures looking 10
the internal improvement ot the southern
States. Mr.. Bruce left for Jackson AT night,
and viii speak in the sixth and seventh
districts there in the interest Of MeSsr-.
Hill and Lynch.
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JUDGE IHEA AND Mr.. NEwBERRY MEET FOW-
LEB AND BROWNING AT PEARISBURG-PUL-
KERsON THE STRONGEST CANDIDATE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
PEARIsBURG, GILES COUNTY, VA, Octo-
Der Ill. c. Fowler, J. T. Browning,
Hon. :. II. Newberry, and Judge Rhca, Of
Washington, all spoke here Yesterday.
Fowler's speech was pithy, but he could
not raise enthusiasm for the Arthur Adj
ministration. Browning, the Governor =
secretary. succeeded in emptying the court
house. Judge Rhca made the speech Of
the day. The Democrats cheercd New
berry, and many would ike to vote for
him, but the impression j, growing here
that FulkcrsOn is the strongest man.
Judge Rhea, who represented Fulkcrson,
poured some hot shot into Fowler.
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Tho President i'm Boston.

FALL RIVER, Mass. October ll.-Pre,i-
don't Arthur and party arrived here al 90
a., ~ vas scryed on the boat. The President
,,' received by the Governors stan and a
Ia.ail ~ the First Corps Of Cadets. At $50
the party left for Boston by special pun,
nan train. \ large crowd assembled on
the wharf to see them of.
nnsrox WAITING FOR HER DISTINGUISHED
VISITOR.
RosToN. October 1.-THE weather To-
dav was not promising for the onl-ao .tI
eycrcises incident TO the reception OF ihe
president. a low temperature ana ram I'm. IN
dications prevailing; but notWiihsiahdln4
his the streets along the route Of the pro-
cession are massed with people, the
suburbs particularly containing a large
ouota OF the number. Business Is gene
rally at a standstill, the public schools have
been dismissed. and Boston has put on lhe
vs,,al Gala appearance attending similar
events Of public interest.
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Egypt.

C,po. October lit Is reported that
al tho newspaper correspondents accom-
i'll tH N tbe Rritjsb army in the Egyptian
l'an; .I5 viii receive the decoration OF the
ot Dn S " night lat one OF the eu-
On os', ,hc ralace entered the cell Of Alb
nue. co ~ POLITICAL prisoner, reused him
from sleep, pat in hi iac'' H TIe e"nrcb
other indignitie, upon him. n Inc e eTn ond
then proceeded TO Arall n rsr"" hn 1" with 9Th
acted in similar manner p ots.o VIZ .,
greater violence. several 9i anr UTi. ~
the palace are accused Oh ooH'i''''"' -
these acts
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
70 THE DISPATCH PROM ALL POINTS.

"nio Conc Democratic by $4,000 Majority
ihe Democrats Elect IS Consressnsn Out
oil 2i-Discovery OF Another Comet-Exoitc-
meni In Alabama Over Report. or n Con-
'empiated Uprising OF Nesroes-Desperate
Fight Between Law Of'cers and Lynchers
IN indiana-Ex-Senstor Bruce's Speech AZ
'icksburg-The Cesorea Peoples Fair at
Raleigh, y. C.-The Western Union Tele-
graph Compasy-Prexidrnt Arrsnr's Reeep-
ton In Beston-The Yeliow-Fetsr az PEN
sacola-Thc Herder's Passenger at ST
S"hn's, y. F.-News from Central and
>onth America, &c
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ST. JOINS. y. f.. October 1.-THE -.
Johns steamer Neptune arrived heIc az If
O'Clock last night with the passengers.
mail. baggage, specie, *. from fhe wreck
ed steamer IlcrdT. The German consul
met The people ON the wharf and had them
an sent 10 comfortable lodging. which bad
been previously provided for them.
NEW YORK. October ll.-Thc agents OF
Tho wrecked steamship lIerder this after
noon received dispatch from II. Johns.
y. f.. saying that the vessel has broken mp.
and that small portion Of the cargo, which
i. driyinr ashore, /, being saved.
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SEw YORK COTTON FUTURES.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ocronEn II. lsss.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
schooner Lizzie Florence, LipFincOtt, View
! ork, salt. Richmond aud Allegheny and Rich
mond and Danviilc railroads
schooner Rose McDevltt, Miller. Philadellhia,
Pig-iron' Old Dominion Iron- and Nail-Works.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel Clifford Norfolk, United S'atas
NAL. merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Taiuu :.
superintendent.
schooner l.. 4. Edwards, -, Newark. canine
coal. G.. Storrs.
schooner +. A. Barilc. johnson. Wilmington,
Del. ria Chickahominy river. poplar wood, Curtis
4 Parker.
Schooner +. A. Danenhowcr. Johnson, James
river, 70 load wood FOR " ilmiugtOn, Del.
Schooner wake. Budi. stamford. Conn.,, bark q,
J. Il. Blackburn; vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner II. +. King, crowley. New York. coal
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
>choouer Alfred Keen. Crockett. New York.
car-umbor, A. l.. shepherd; vessel, Curtis &
Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEW :, % TOB'R l /. 1852
iHy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. >chcrmcrhorn. 0ld Point ant
Hampton. merchandise and passengers. thesa-
pcakC aud Ohio Railway C0mI1ny and sailed 90
rCturu).
steamer Northampton. McCarrick, Norfolk
mCrchandlse and passengers. Chesapeake aud Ohio
RAILWAY Company and allied on rcturni.
steamer Accnmac. Dolk. merchandise and pa
,cnEers. -miihheld. Chesapeake ana ohio Railway
company llud sailed on rctUrnl.
schooner salisbury. ---. % loat.lumhcr.
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SAILED.
schooner VI. \. Wiley, WILEY. Portsmouth y.
H.. coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.