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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

A FURIOUS WILD CAr.-On the ,la,,.,;o,
of A. Henderson. Esq, some twenty niles
below, in the parish of Concordia I'on;s;ana
as MIR. Henderson's negroes were cleer;nc mn
piece of woodland on Friday last. a wild iii
cat leaped from tree upon negro's shout.
der with such an intense ferocity thai M Efforts
could disengage his grasp until the negroes
cut him in two, and thus released their snffer-
ing companion. He was game TO the last
The negro's arm will have to be amputa,ed
-lNississippi Free Trader.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

DUEL IN ATLASTA.--A duel was fought ON
the 4th inst, al Atlanta, Ga. between Mr..
Ruggles, editor of the intelligencer, and John
L. Harris, a lawyer. Weapons, pistols; dis
lance, ten PAGES. Harris's pistol missed FIRE
and he received slight wound in the wrist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

BOUND OVER Upon complaint of Mrs. Bailey,
youth named William Parker, charged with
breaking down Mrs. BIS fence-gate was on yester-
day bound ever in the sum of 5000 to keep the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

70 Commissioner of the Revenue
The undersigned respectfully offers himself can
didate for the Office OF Commissioner OF tins
Revenue for the city OF Richmond, at the sP'
preaching election.
ap Glide EDWIN BURTON, Sr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

FIGHr1NG-Isaac Allen and Sarah Fortune were
arrested Tuesday night while fighting in the region
of the Valley, and on yesterday, were ordered 20
lashes each and committed to Jail in default of 100
security for their future good behaviour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

A WASpEsER.-A half wit,ed Italian boy name
Louis J. Connice, was iosnd wandering about the
streets Tuesday night ey the wstchmen, and given
lodgingsin the cage Yesterday one of his friends
appeared at the Court and took him il caa.ge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

L. To the Voters of the City OF
Richmond.-Ihe Legislature of Virginia hay
ing very recently passed an Act creating the
office of sheriff for the said city | hereby re-
spectfu'ly announce myself candidate for thai
Office. JESSE F. kEESEE
an 24-dt2Jmav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

To the Voters of District No. 3, Hea.
rico COunty.-In compliance with the request of
many friends, / have been induced to offer myself
as candidate for Constable in the above Dis.
trict. Ifelected, l viii do everything in my power
to give satisfaction.
This District IS situated within the following
boundary: On the north by the county OF Han.
over on the south by the city of Richmond, on the
east by the Mecnanicsville turnpike, and on the
west by the Richmond turnpike.
ap 30-dtde+ JACOB E BAYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

CoMMITTED-A free woman OF color named
Emma Brown, on yesterday, was committed to jail
tor want of free papers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

Eg II. Il. H0wis0n is a candidate for the Oh
flee of C0MMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY mine
Circuit Court OF Richmond ap 29-dd'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

For the Jndgeship.-At the request OF ma,
ny citizens, and with his consent, we announce
Col. JOHN A. MEREDITH as a candidate for
Judge OF the Circuit Court of the city Of Rich,
mond nv l4-eodtde
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

Ey To the Voters of Henrico Couurv
Owing to the ind!sposton of my health, occssuned
by my present occupation, and through the NAM
earnest solicitations Of my friends, hereby an.
nounce myself candidate for the ofice of Con.
stable for the county of Henrico. pedpng mvseN
if elected to attend strictly TO all the duties pertain,
ing to the office faithfully and impartially
ap Glide CALEB H, CHlLDREss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

IL Old Chesterfield County.-FrieHGs
and Fel9ao CitizenS-ROBT l.. TlMBERLAht
We are authorized by the friends Of Robert =
Timberlake, Esq, to announce him candidate Tor
the office Of Constable in the town of Manches'
ter and in that Iis-rsct my7-dtdeF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

E A. Juds0n Crane is a candidate for the
office Of Commemorative Attorney ID tue
Superior Court OF Richmond my6 dtde'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

70 To the Voters of District No. 2,
HenricO COunty.-Fellow- Citizens: Under the
new constitution you called upon to elect a
Constable do not say to you that have been
requested to become candidate but as want the
Office and if elected, viii devote my entire time to
the performance OF its duties, hereby announce
myself a candidate for the same. Should you see
nit to elect me, will endeavor to discharge the du
ties that may devolVe upon me, faithfully and i'm
partially.
3+das EEEI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

BAlLED-Jane Norris, free negress, confined
in the city Jail for misdemeanor, was on yes.e,.
day baied out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

CONTINUED The two boys, Richard Drill and
James Williams, whom, we stated in Tuesdays pa
per- were committed to jail to wait trial before the
Hastings Court in August next, for stealing hand
kerchief from Mr.. Reed, were brought up again
yesterday to answer the charge of stealing, at the
same time and place, handkerchief from Mr.. Nc.
Zee, but the complainant failing to appear, they
were remanded to JAIL and the case was continued
urt to-day. We were in error in stating that Mr..
Reed was member OF the Legislature. He was
only clerk to one of the committees and signs
himself B. F. Reed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

~ To the Voters of the City of Ricu-
m0nd.-At the request of many friends, respect.
fully announce myself candidate for the Office OF
Commonwealth Attorney i'll the Circuit
Court of Richmond.
Sd 30-3W* JOHN HOWARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,

A CA .-Messrs Edaoys.-x.
- there seems 70 be some misanaerstand.
ing In relation to the nomination Of candjdafes e..
the Office of Magistrate for the second Disrirt a
the county OF Henrico, take the liberty of An.
nouncing the names OF the candidates who arc ~.
regular nominees Of the meetings assembled ~
that purpose, viz: Albert g. Stubs and Jobn Ne.
ties for tine upper part OF the district and mr. q
Garnet and John Carter, Esq, for the lower "a.
of the district. Mr.. Eettles has not declined r.
ming, as has been rumored.
my ls-d2tclt. BY MANY VOTERS.
~ To the Voters of Distriet so.
AT the instance of many friends, | am induced -
declare myself candidate Tor the Office of Con-
stable for the District in which reside in H.
rico County. Should it be the pleasure of the ne
pie TO elect me, will endeavor to merit the trns,
confded.
my l7-6t* T. II. BLAKEY.
rg To the Voters of Richmopd.
instance of many friends. announce myself csn.
| didate for the Office of Commemorative A.
torney for the Circuit Cour, of his civ,
my I5-dtde* MARaADUKE JOHNSON
| u In compliance with the call made upon hin,
| in aresoution unanimously adopted at meetina
| Of the Richmond Bar, held Tuesday, the II,s
| inst, we are authorized 20 announce Rohert ~
| Stanard as a candidate for the Office of UTncT'
| OF the Richmond Circuit myI4-tds
U To the Voters of Richmons
| compliance with nomination of me by "sevs-si
| Voters" in the Republican land other ane,sI af
| March 9th, and letter OF the came ds,e "a
dressed TO me by large number of INV feIl1 -.
citizens, have declared myself and still am c.r.
| didate for the Office Of C0mmonwealtb,s a,
torney in the Circuit Court of this city, which ia
| TO be filed by you on the 9th of Nav Hbonors5
Dy your choice' VIII su4'e 10 justly your conf
| dence. B. B. MINOR
ap 23-dtde
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 10Th inst by the Rev Mr..
Wheeler, Mr.. EDWD. MCCARTHY, to Miss
PRINCETTA SLATER, daughter of VIM. Slater,
ESQ., al! of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

NEGRO OUTRAGE.-A negro drayman empl oy
ed at Dickersons tobacco factory, on l4th street,
attacked an overseer who was giving him some or
ders, yesterday afternoon, and scratched and Bit
him severely. He also put his teeth into the arm
of deputy sheriff Chea,ham, who came to the over.
g er's assistance, and hung on like bulldog. iu
dieting sharp wound. After considerable scut.
hing ne was tied and conveyed to the cage for pun.
i.hment
ANoTHER-We learn that an alteration occur.
red on The Danve railroad, about seven miles
above Manchester, on Tuesday, between a gentle.
man named Duncan, and negro whom he hs (
hired. Il arose. so We learn, from an attempt On
the part OF the employer, to chastise the negro
The negro struck him severe blow on the head
with large stone and knocked him down, after
which he dealt him punch and kick in the pit
OF the stomach The other negroes then inter
fered, and 10 all probability saved his life, for his
enemy not OILY threatened to take vengeance on
those of his own color, who had rescued him, bu,
vowed that he would kin Duncan on the frs. oppor-
tunity He is reported to have said that, they had
the right sort Of .man now for Governor, and that
he would protect the negroes.
We give these details merely as they have been
given TO as We doubt not their general correct
ness but should we find them wrong, in any par
ticular, we shall correct them with pleasure
~ Strangers should know, as citizens
do, nat slMONS Is taking veIy superior style of
Pictures called the ivory STYLE which Ia saia - ha
quite durable and far more beautiful than the ala
method For ladies. this style is especially adam.
ted large and choice assortment of frsmes
cases and gold iocse,ts pins Sc just received and
viii be fouGd both cheap and beautiful f,hi'dren
taken between nine aad three
NJ, p. siMONs
myl9 Isl Maia street. q SQUARE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20
. DEsIRABLE AND RETIRED

s.s::a PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE'-nn
medis,ey after the sale OF the property belonging
TO Mr.. Goochs estate, adjoining the CitY .spt.Is,
on SATURDAY EVENING nest, fsAoud II nos "
sold privately befoFe,) vii be offered at aesugA
the House and Lot now IN the occupancy o. W.. ~
P. Winston The beautiful and retired location "
this properly, surrounded as 1t is by han'syl -,
shade hne spring water and delightful pay
grounds for children recommend livery maen "
persons seeking repose from the dust ano ho,se sr
the city. The house has seven rooms w. I.Tes
places the kitchen il of brick, and has SIX arg
rooms There is also upon the lot an eAeeT Ths.
smoke-house cow-hoase and bath g-sense. I.s
dwelling house has been recently put IN q saon
order and the city gas carried into every ' =. on
The lot is large and airy, fronting some sV ~ ~
feet on 9TH street, aud running back some ~ an
l20 feet. plat Of the same may be seen ~ ~
plying to Mr. w Goddln, the Auetioneer cns1 he
Is now offered of bayiag the whole square ifom 'i0
City Sprag out TO Navy bill. ,s the
Terms liberal, and viii be made known % Wv
Jay % s ssie. a.. v wINFREE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

NEW HATs.-We take pleasure in calling atten'
ton to the fresh and splendid assortment of sum
mer hats and caps just opened by Mr.. COLLINS.
He is prepared By the assistance of his hat confor-
mateur to fit round heads, square heads, or any
sort heads that have ever been classified by Spur
helm or Combe His facilities in this respect are
most admirable and one need but to try his patent
measure for new hat, and every bump the era
MUM will be suitably covered without irksome
pressure or distortion of the shape ofthe hat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

THr LrorsL AroR's PHooRKss.- Hogsrth gsve
M the aprogress" Of various pessons-and were he
living now, be would hare . very rich theme for
his graphic pencil in the progress Of the "Lesisis
torr-beeipning with the earlier stages OF the Lee
o;slstor's experience, and carrying il ca through
the subseouent events which open to bis view the
vices and passions of the world. Prominent points
in that progress" might be-his entry into the me
tropolis-his first sight of good many queer things
and his amazement thereat-his honest indignation
wanted snergetically in most bitter denunciations
of the mob-his unsuspecting journey through
the streets the belligerent demonstration towards
him Of bachanalian youth and his rapid flight to
place of safety and sym pathy-how in his artie So
and con6ding disposition, he quietly conyerses IN
grog shop while two infantie rogues shiy reieVe
him of his elegant silk handkerchief, resting III MS
pocket in the rear dearer from its associations ana
the gentle stitches made by gentle hands IN its ooi
ders than for the mere cost of the silk-how the
wicked Juveniles were arraigned and how the Legs
lator was Mortified at the crime of pockethandKer
chief stealing theft of no kind having been known
in the vrtuous regions where he first saw the light
and had lived all his days Shade of Hogarth Ii
there not some one extant to portray these lively
eyentsi Oh spring bedsteads, faro banks, brandy
snashes and all that, where is the man "Iha
handkerchief" "hat shoe heel" oh the wickednes'
of this wicked world Here is orphan as Swivel
Ter said "taken in by deluded" world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

IN NEW AND FA - HIO \ IN
0HATS.-Jus opened at my store, y" Uas.
81. opposite the City Hote', several eases .. a.
suth and straw Hats. OF the LATEST fashion ~. ~:
summer wear / have also on hand, aai arg Oh s
stsntly manufacturing, gentiemens STA 81" - AT
Has. Msstsrs and Muses. Hats, Gaps, $3.50,
the lowest CASH prices Call aud tSs,nliie ,.'
ex .,,a ye - ~ t,s,.,t I the kind in the ely -
mJ 20 I'm JANIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

70 To the Voters of HenricO County,
/ here by announce myself eant idaie for the Office
of Commissioner of the Revenue for the
Lower District
my 7-dtdet JOHN 0. GODDlH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

E5 Il the voters OIL III nric
Ounty. - Fellow Citizens AT the socta.
ton of many friends in various parts of the coun
ty, hereby announce myself as did through the
medium of other papers some weeks ago, candi.
date for the Office of Commonwealth Attor.
ney, for Henrico county, with the assurance that
if elected, its important duties will be discharged
with promptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
nf,0 l-1tHaS Holm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

Voters Of the City Of Richxond-FELLow err.
ZENs: 1t is already known to you that am can.
didate for the Office which heads this card, an Of
fee created by the Legislature of Virginia under
our new constitution. For the past FIVE years |
have acted as Sheriff in the city of Richmond, and
have thus afforded you an opportunity of Judging
of my fitness longer TO serve you; and should i
please you to continue me your Sheriff, | trust,
with the aid of my experience so to discharge
the duties of the Office, as to merit your entire al.
probation Yours, respectfully,
ap 27-dtde THOMAS w. BOSWELL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-20

FxraAoRpINARY Price OF ToBAcco.-Tbe crop
Of E. Lyon, Of Granville, N C.' (whlch came on
the railroad through Petersburg0 was sold al AUG
ton yesterday, at Shockoe Warehouse. Four OF
The hhds stood as follows: No. l, $40; No q S4l !;
No. 3, $40 25; No. 4, SO so. They were all sold
separately, each on its merits All things con-
sideres this is the most extraordinary price ever
given in Virginia for learn that the famous nifty
dollar hid. of Lynchburg, weighed only four hun
bred and forty pounds, There is no. such market
for tobacco in the whole world as this.
S.-The nine dollar and half hid was mix.
ture Of Tugs and prime tobacco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-14
Marine a Nntrs,

Tng CitiFOaSts STEAMERS As the Advertisement in
yesterdays HerID Is calculated to give anxiety to the
friends If passengers who went ward for California
via PanRma the latter part ii December, have b.en
reque,ted to correct Its Misrepresentation in this part
cular We have the letters from III. agent az Pa
rama Of the Pacifc Mail Steamship Company In which
he state. that the mail steamer Panama efs there the
18th January, taking all passengers then la Panama
with tickets of the company. The few who delayed
IN crosrrg he lsthmus beyond this date et in the Re-
public on the 10th January.
THY NV STEAMER Grr CoStu, departs 70 day for
Havana where she + owned ~ 81 Beysntos CO. She
contracted for entire by Messr, Peaso = Murphy
ana |, said to have proved very satisfactory trial
trip On the 18Th inst Mr sneien Of Grcen Point built
her huil.
QricK Trir The sbp Sultana Capt Barrett arrived
here yesterday, IN ten. days from New Orleans.
THg OLrpsR sutr CoNtr. Capt. Gardner arrived out
at San Francisco from this port con the 18th January
making the psssage In lei days
Coon P,-aas --Extrsot Of sister from Capt Steele
of the clipper ship Racer, of ths port 70 = W Aisop
Esq dated at Liverpool Jan 2s - ani happy 70 in
form you Of my arrival Sunday on The oar IN ute
less thsn fourteen day from New ork Ine hscstosme
from 10 land In twelve dsys bat was unfortunately
dr,sinsd In the channel ten hours by ioS
I,u.cH The steamship State q Georgia, designed
fcr line cf ST. between ths port and Savannah
CeOrQia was launched yesterday morning about half
psst eight o'clock fom the chip yard Of Vaughn Lima
Kerslnaton She afterwards taken dowa to Wssh.
inctco street wharf whsrs abs Vn reosiye hsr M.
c5laasy IRON sds SAo2Ssctosy N Ms@.s Msyslox soa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-14
From Albany

STEAMSHIP CoMPANIEs-Two LIrEs TO oALwA.-
TIKI LIQUOR ExCITEMENT-MRETIN0 OF DEALERS
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST THE
PROPOSED LAw-1HE REPORT OF THE CANAL
COMMITTEE, ETC,
SPECIAL coRaysPorDESoE or THE NEW voax HERALD.
ALBANY Fob. II, 1872
Applications have been made for special acts of in
corporation for two steamship companies on the Gal
wsy route They opposed the ground that such
grants should only be obtained under general laws.
The Committee on Commerce, In order to test the
Senates views, introduced resolution declaring that
special charters may be granted for ocean steamship
companies. The whole day WAS occupied in debating
the question Dir. Morgan remarked that there
SIX companies amorg them the Law Cbagres line; the
the Vanderbilt California lines The vote finally de-
cared in favor OF granting special charters. 30 the
Galway comperies Will be worsted by the Legislature In
the same ms nner as the other comp panies.
The opponents to the anti liquor law, before the
Legislature bsg'pnng 10 demonstrate meeting OF
the brewers and wholeeale liquor dealers held yeser
day, at which John Taylor the exteDsve brewer pre-
sided. They protest against the Law being
warrantable usufpaton OF private rights and person
privileges a0d declare that they will carry the question
to the polls II the temperance fanatics desire itn Re-
nonst also in circulation in every part OF the
city, ~ many hundreds of signatures have been OBJ
tanned prctest1g aanst the passage OF the bill be-
fore the Legislature An opin!on prevails that the law
cannot be pared this session.
II runored to- day that the Canal Fraud Committee
Will submit the facts and testimony collected without
ary expression of opinion, leaving the Legislature to
form their own conclusion to the legality OF the
tracts
break in tho Harlem road near the upper end caused
the detention OF the trains yesterday.
The ice in the river is still Arm the water Is not high
and loaded teams have crossed during the day W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-14
meteorological Observations.


FRIpAy, Feb l3 1854
BUFFALO, A. M. - Barometer 20 As Thermometer
20 Wind west II ir tiue and pleasant morning, but
cold
SPM 1T is ,nowing fast. Thermometer &c. Ba
Iometer ~ 81. Wind northwest.
RocREsTEn, A. MI IS cloudy and sn oky morn
ing. Wind northwest. Thefnometer is.
SP NJ 1T Is cold and stormy. IL Is showing. Wind
northwest. Thermometer 20
AuPvnv, o A. 1T l. cold cloudy morning with
q liRht west wind Thermometer 26.
S J.. The weather II colder. with A light fall Of
snow. Thermometer ~ Wind west.
SYRACUSE, A, Nit Is a cool snowy morning
Wine east Thermometer g5
$ 7. NJ --Its cold, cloudy evening. 1t Is showing q
little. Wind east Thermometer %.
Urea, "a. Mt Is showing slowly. Wind north
thermometer ~.
sP. M--ltisa cloudy coli evening. n looks like
snow Wind wort Thermometer 20.
ALssvy, Q A. Mt i a cloudy morning. Wind
northwest Thermometer ~. Barometer % 40. Mer-
curry 6t.
SP N-lt is cloudy AMI cold. Wind southgest
Thermometer so. barometer 20 200. Mercury n.
TRoY, 0 A. M,--It Is a clear bright morning. Wind
about north. The river Is open here Thermometer 20
SP NIL IL a cold, dark night The sky is clouiy,
with TIE sppsarsncs Of snow. Thermometer IS. Wind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-14
From the BahHmR Islands.

MARINE pISAsIER-BoY DROWNED, ErC.
CHARLESTON, Feb. IL 1859.
Dates from Nsscau N. p, TO the 5th inst, announce
that the Bahama Legislature assembled on the a.
All the salt on the Island Of Exuma, had beon sold-
mostly at eight cents.
The .hp Ohio from New York, bound for Apalachcoa,
got ssbore on the 18th Of January or Key Gorda but
arrived at Nsssau the 18th oil January Salvage had
been awarded.
lad named Alone Chs.eny, belonging to the brig
uaty,
The brig John French, Of and from New York, bound
r Cieuuegos got ashore Hog sty reef the th Of
January The vesrt total loss Part OF the cargo
had heen saved, In q damaged state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-14
Items from baltimore

DAMAGES FOR sEDrCrloS-MR. BCCHASAS-vtRGI 1.
MA LEGISLATURE, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Feb j., 1872
In The Superior Court at Baltimore to-day in the
Of Mary Ann Donreily William Is. Keller, for
ducicn, the jury returned verdict for com 2lsnaut
damages $3.50.
The southcrn mail TO sht bling, nothing from be.
yoTd Richmond.
Hon. James Buchanan arrived AZ Richmond or
Nedneeday last on visit % Judge Mason his late col
league in Mr Polk's cabinet
TIE Virginia Legislature proposs7 Increasing the tax
on Licences to agents OF companies iucorpo.
rated by other States The House Of Delegates have
adopted resolution declaring it expedlent 70 enter
suit agsin.t the Pittburg Wire Suspension Bridge Com
rsnv for obstructing he navigation Of the river
The dsuocratic papers OK rsnpcsee strongly urge thu
claims of Gen. A. O. L. Ncholson for tho yios Presl
afnFy