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NOTICE OF AN ATTACAMENT

At my instance an attachment was this day is
sued by Esqr Keith, Justice of the Peace in an :
for East township, Carroll county, against the prop
erty andetfects ofRobert Mc[ntire, an abscondd
ing debtor. J. B. SMITH,
Dated this 18th day Of March 1869.
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FOREST CITY HOUSE.
Formerly The Dunham House
W. A. SMITH, PROPRIETOR

This largo and commodious establishment has
been thoroughly repaired, aud renovated through.
out, and will compare lavoraby with any of the
drst class Hotels in the state. 1t contains more
than one hundred rooms, all in complete order
The house is beautifully situated on the Public
square, near the Court House, in the centre of bus
mess, and has the advantage of pure air and an
open space around it. The table is furnished with
the best the markets afford, and the Proprietor is
determined to spare neither expense nor effort, to
render The Forest City pleasant stopping place, to
those who may visit Cleveland either on business
or IN the pursuit OF pleasure. An Omnibus is al
ways IN readiness to convey passengers 70 and from
the depots and steamboat landing
Cleveland, April Ie, 1865.
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FOh SALE.

| wish to sell my farm of eighty acres, we'll wa
tered, and good new barn thereon, together with
eighteen lots situated at Oneida Mills, in Carroll
county, Ohio on the Sandy and Beaver canal, and
Carroll County Rail Road.
Terms made known by inquiring of the subscr-
ber at his residence on the farm
JOHN G. H0DLEMYER.
Oct, 81 1851.
A GREAT NATIONAL WORK THAT EVERY AME
RICAN SuouI pC,n
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH DAYnUFF.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH DAYnUFF.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator OF
the estate of Joseph Dayhuh, late of Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. Those indebted will make I'M
mediate payment and those having claims against
said estate will present them, legally authentica-
ted, within one year from this date.
WILLIAM CAMERON, Admir-.
April 23 1852. Van Brown. Au'v.
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SAVE NOUtk NaUNEY,
CHARLES P. FREEMAN & CO.,
LATE FREEMAN, HODGES & COY
AND JDBBER .
I44 BROADWAY,
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF LIBERTY.sT.,
NE WY ISK.


Have now on hand, and v III be receiving dali
ly through The season, New Goods, direct from
the European manufacturers, and cash Auctions,
rich, fashionable, fancy Silks, Millinery Goods.
Our sIrck OF Rich Ribbons, comprises every vari-
ETY. OF the latest and most beautiful designs i'm
ported.
Mary Of our goods are manufactured express
ly to our order, from our own designs and pat
terms, and stand unrivalIed. We oherour goods
at nett cash, at lower prices than any credit
House in America cah tff,rd.
All purchasers will find it greatly to their inte.
rest to reserve portion Of their money and make
selections from our great v, rieIy OF rich cheap
goods.
Ribbons rich for BonnetS, Gaps, ,Sashes and Belts.
met Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lsses and Tare-
tons,
EmbroiJerics, Collars, Chcmsetts, Cape land
Eerthas.
liablts, Sleeves, CuG'-, Edpings an Inserngs.
Embroidered Revere, Lace and Hens.i.ch
Cambria II ikls.
BIonds, illusions, and EmI roidered Llces for
Caps.
Embroidered Lbces for Shaws, MankHas, and
wells.
lIoniton, Mechen, Vaencienes, and Brussels
Lares.
English and Wogo Thread, Smyrna, Lisle
Thread, and Cotton Laces
Kidd, LsIe Thread, Sik and Sewing silk,
Gloves and Mtls.
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, E Iglish, American, and Italian.
Straw BOnnPts and Trimmings.
Mnrrh 70. 1859. #
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aO DhuP - uSASg
ApOieCarIeS, PCrfUmcrS, CORfCCtiOn
PATENT .uEDICEyNE FACTORS
AND DELAERs IN Fancy ARTICLE.
i II f PR AC I CAL WISER,
OR, COMPENDIUM OF OVER ONE HUNDRED RECIPES
For the use ol Druggists, ApOlhecalIes, PERU
mers, Conlectloners, Patent Medicine
Factors, and Dealers in Toilet
and Fancy Articles.
EDITED BY HORACE EVERETT.
Graduate and Member OF the College of Pharma-
cy in the City o! New-York
Also-Th celebrated Recipe OF Professor Will
lard, for making good soap a one cent per pound
that will wash better and quicker without labor
than any other Soap ever manufactured. This
alone is worth fifty times the price OF the book to
any family. Exclusive wholesale agent for the
United States and Canada,
II. w. LANDOD,
100 Nassau STREET, N. Y.
Price, so cents. Post Office Stamps enclosed
to that amount will pay for one copy, which will
be sent free TO any part OF the United States
SIationers, Booksellers, Newspaper Agents, &c,
en- closing cash remittance will receive the work
at large discount off,
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ThOS. II. Atkinson,
DHers for sale at his Tin Shop, in Corrollto
lrge and we'll selected lot Of ALBANY
Uookln0 GtoDrs.

These Stoves have been reco0tly purchased in Al
bSny with much care, and comprise the very best
patterns q latest improvements in use in the west
Among these the GOLDEN FARMER, new and
elegant pattern, will be found the most convenient
and perfect cooking Stove ever offered for sale in
tn section Of country.
He has also on hand and is prepared to make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and Stoye Pipe
House Spouting and Tinware.
He is uso prepared, with the very best materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan-
tial and improved tye now in use
He has also on hand good assortment of Oxy-
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article OF lamp
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be ow, and con-
slant effort will be made to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom.
Car ollton, Sep. 20, 1851.
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Wheat

VIII pay the highest market price IN CASH
tor " HEAL. on delivery. Mt the STEAM MILL
Also CASH for FLAX.SEED.
On ISAAC ATKINSON.
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Estate OF Mary mOOdeV

Notice is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED has
been appointed Admin ira or of the ss,aa ~ nt "@9
~ Moo.ey, deceased Those indebted 10 said es.
tate VIII make immediate payment, and those hay.
ing claims against said estate viii present them
legaly proven for settlementwithin one wear
Sept. IL, 1851. - AH'iH'
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Drugs at Wholesale & Retail!
HARSH g. M'CUTCUEON

(Succe 3sors to J. c. Cable,) having purchased
the Drug Establishment Of ] G. Gable, Market st
Steubenvle, OHIO next door to the Book Store,
are just receiving from the East large stock of
Drugs, Paints
themlcals, Dye StufIs,
OILS, Perlumery,
Brushes, Spices, &c.
which we are offering at wholesale and retail.
Our stock being large, we are determined to sell
as low as any house in the State and would in
vite Physicians Merchants, Mechanics and Far.
mers to call and examine our stock, comprising
every article usually kept in our line of business
and which we will positively sell on the most rea-
sonable and accommodating terms.
Steubenvll Dec 5, 1851. Am
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Sign Of the Black Mortar.

~A THE UNDERSIGNED would re.
WT spec'iully inform the citizens of Car.
roll,On and surrounding country, ina.
SAAS he keeps constantly on hand the bes,
assortment of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
in the country. Also, thai he is determined 10
sell the same as low as any body else dare
having come TO The conclusion of permanently
locating in this place, and devolng our time
to The above business, we are bound no, 10 bc
beaten, and will sell at wholesale or retail very
low for cash.
~ B,--Orders from the country will receive
prompt attention. Doctors. when you come to
Caroll.on, call a. the Sign OF The BLACK
MoRTAR before buying elsewhere. Gentle.
men give US call.
c. A. BoEGEL, Druggis,.
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Luther and his AdherentS.

The Propretors OF S4rtain's Magazine havin
purchased the large and handsome steel plate.
carefully engraved in ne and mezzoIint, froml
,he celebrated design by George CaIlermole, lei
nrpsentiup
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For sale by Dr. c. A. BoegeI Carrollon o;
James Forbes Sr, New tlagerslowu; II. Roby
& Co., LeesvIle; r. f.. Smith. Pekin; II. v.
Bever, Oneida; E. !. Barkdull & Co., Magno.
lia Gregg & Mace, New Lisbon; Arter & Mich.
OILS, Hanover; II. Tru, Minerva; R. K. Grey.
Weynesburgh; Jno. Il. KIippard. Louisville;
John Beall, Cadiz o; Croskey g. Parker. New
Marker John J. Smith, New Philadelphia; c..
Weibel, Zoar, Henry Crew, Richmond; Hilber.
& Co., Kilgore; VIM. Walters, Harlem.
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CaTIoIIIon. Aug. 9elh. I8bI

Ihs best aud cheapest Family Medicine IN the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-15
THE SOUTHERN CIR Gus

ROBINSON Il ELDRED, PROPHET OES,
MILL EXHIBIT IN 1fCfaN MON ID
w THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
lS.h, I9ia aud 18th Of November.
ADAIssIoN--5o cents, children aud servants If
price.
The PropYie!sEs Of the Southern Ci.cus have
s,uch pleasure and confidence in presenting their
Compauy as il now stands to the kickm oLd public
Since they visited his city in the Spring they have
expended over fifteen thousand dollars III making
thil the most perfect establishment OF the kind in
the word
The arenas of all Europe have been drained Of
their equestrian ability. The Turning deserts OF
Arabia secured tol intelligent and beautiful horses
The Theatres Of this country aud England have lur-
uisked dramatic talent, and the Rocks Of tbs North
eEn Hebrides climbed to procure diiainutiye and
curious performing Ponies.
The Southern Circus
Gisc!aims connection vita any other. As ii now
s,au-s, it is composed OF one hundred Horses aud
Ponies, and seyen.y five Performers and Attaches
Among the latter are all the Stars Ill Ia Profession
During tkeif stay il kichInoad constant success
sion Of NUyelije, y Ill Toe produced.
MASTER JAMES ROBINSON
continst 10 lead the Male Equestrian uzercises
MADAME ROBINSON
will appear in her superb acts upon the newly yur-
chased and highy treinnd Arabian Horse Jupiter
MASTER JOHN
will Introduce act Of n0rsemanship ne yer before
atiemritd by any peTtJrIner.
e R.meaber I Rsmsm5srt! Rsmemtsr We
do not come Friday, the / sh bat We do come on
Thursday, the 18th.
THOMAS USHER L DMARsH, Agent
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VILLAGE LIFE IN EG YFI-With
@ketcLas Of liz. sid. BY RarIe 81 Lnhn. 9 Ells

VILLAGE LIFE IN EGYF T-With
' sketches Of The said, by Bayle St John, 9 vols
I'll 25
The Monuments Of Egypt, or Egypt a Witness
for the Bible by Francis l. Hawks, LII ID, with il.
ustrations .econd edition, revised ard enlarged
81 IS
Palsy, the Potter-T The Life CT Bernard Pslissy,
of Saintes, his labors and discoveries art and
science with an outline Ct his Philosophical Doc.
trires and translation Of illustrative selections
from his works, by Henry Morley, vols 81 80.
Voices q Nature to her Eester Child, the Soul Of
Man, series of analogies betWs Il the Natural and
the Spiri.ssl World, by the author OF a Reel in q
Bottle eassi by Rev Henry I ChesEer-sl IS
Lives OF Eminent Literary and Scientific Men OF
America, by James Wynee. NJ D-Sl
No Bleak House, BY Dickens, l2nc-l2H cts
No IS Pictorial Field Book Of the Revolution, by
BeasonJ leasing, ayo-paper 25 cents
Partisan Sights and Partisan Principles. l2mo-
cloth 81, paper cover 50 cents
Anna Hammer Novel. evo-psper 25 ce, ts
School for Fathers by T Gwyrae, i2mo--cloth
60 cents, paper cover 30 cents
Our Own Correspondent in Italy, by NJ He
man, l2mo-cloth 81
Institutes in Algebra, by G B Dochsry, LII D,
I2no--sheep IS cents
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
noIS Eagle Square.
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trivial Of The Steamer Illinois.

Nv YORK, Nov. II The steamer IiIinsis
rs arrived from AspinwalI Nov. 4, bringing
.tg passengers and 100000 in gold. She
l-.ns- San Francisco dates OF the Goth ult.,
.. the mails brought by the CorteS at Pana-
ms. Among her passengers is Lieut.. Gllliss,
lie NeVy, bearer of dispatches from Mr..
lay, L. : charge at Lima, relative to the Lo
.os Island difficulty.
The Illinois made this trip in less than TWEEN
three days.
Gem. McAulcy arrived at Callao on the S0la
a... and reports that severe earthquake &C.
cured at Valparaiso on the % Of October
The Panama Star OF the 4th contains pro-
c.@mQton from Com. McAuiey, dated Lobos
--iend-, Oct ~ in which he informs citizens
e. the United Stute1 that he has been instruct
Il 10 abstain III protecting them III i0rcibly
sting the laws Of Peru.
The steamer Oregon left Panama on the 4th
or San francisco, with full complement Of
passengers.
The City Of Pittsburgh was at Tacshuans
II The l5a, to sail the same day for Panama.
4 re-d!scovery had been made in the pro-
-iace Of Chriqui OF gold mines that were
aCrked ia the times OF the Spaniar6s, and
were said to be as productive as any in South
America.
The steamer Oregon, which arrived ct Pa
mama on the IL, inst, brought down 3Os pas
.engers and s., 100000 ia specie.
lie 1OtGCU ohlc dIINsu al SGu EdICieCO
II the l9th in Is DAYS from Panama.
The NOrherner saield for San Francisco
n the Both ait and the California on N0yem-
1eg Let.
The news from California possesses little
interest. The indications were favorable for
E thriving fal! business. Large arrivals from
he Atlantic States had unsettled prices Of
t0eFchandise.
A gang Of thirty robbers were brought into
PaaBms on the 9th They were captured on
he ChagTes river, in The vicinity Of Aspinwall
and Gorgona, by force sent out expressly
against them.
A Chamber Of Commerce had been formed
t. Panama.
The British steamer Santisg go had arrived ct
LaGama, with Valparaiso dates 10 Oct. 18th
Business was unusually dull. Sales Of Flour
IL IS. FTeights were dull at SIS 10 San Fran
CISCO or the United States.
Two vessels full Of passengers had sailed
Ter AHstralia. Another shock OF an earthquake
was experienced on the 9Th ult.
Tie damage caused by the earthquake ST
Valparaiso was supposed to be very great.
Catherine Hayes vas about giving concerts
a. Pguatua.
Australian advices to the 18th Of August
s'e'e there was no abatement ia the yield Of
god. Many ships were leaving for London
"ia large susntilies Of the precious metal
A. escort from the mines arrived on the 9th,
viii $4,000 ounces. Flour brought G23 per
'9H; Wheat Is. IS. Cd. per bushel.
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Tile MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Nov. I3.--Sales OF 1900 bbls
Of Howard street Flour at So City Mills held
at the same price. Grain firm and unchanged.
New YORK, Nov. 13.-Fiour firm, and prices
tending upward. Sales Of 1000 barrels at
S4S73 for State brands; Southern do, S5,l24
So %, as TO brand. Wheat 10 active demand
sales of 30, 600 bushels white Ohio and Michi-
gan at lS a 1l9 cents; Southern red, 10
Ill cents; white do, ll8 cents. Sales Of
$4,000 bushels mixed corn at 81 90 cents.
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E.sgLn.ionsrg Norement on the RIO Greude

Bottle and R0ut Of Gen. Aralss, &c.
NV ORLEANS, Nov. I2th.-The steamship
~ =, from Galveston, arrived here last eve
a.ng lflns ing yates from Brownsville TO the
81 Instant, ana accounts Of important revolu-
-.4aaTy movements al MaIGnOras, terminating
d O. erDut OF the Government forces by the
H-I3 cents.
On the "a inst, portion Of the National
-j4Grj, stationed al Matamoras, revolted, aud
r0s,ed to the American side of the RIO
Isande, where they raised the revolutionary
sandlrd, and soon had well armed and orga-
a.z4d force Of six hundred men, " hen prerar,
ions we're made 70 recross the river and at
sch Matan0Taa.
I he revolutionary troops succeeded in cross
- TO the Mexican side on the 4th iusant,
ana Immediately took up their lihe Of marc b
:gHaids liuamoras.
Gen. Aval0s, With $50 Government troops
lad been sent out by Cafdeuas, the Governor
6 lam4ulIpas,lo meet them, and battle soon
@.-ued. The insurgents fought with great
.fas cry, ant, n0Jw outstanding the Government
,fJeps UutnumheYed them almost three 10 one.
f.sy soon put Gen. Avaios TO fight, and roui.
"a his troops, with considerable loss Of life
isalos and his scattered forces fed to Mat1-
--Jras, where preparations were making to
meet aGi repai the insurgents.
The revolt was caused by the appointment
Z. Cafdeuas as Governor. whose usurpstions
ave made him very objec uonable to the PEG
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PARTICULAR ATTENTT0N
BY George j. summer.
-
VERY ATTRACTIYE SsIr At

VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE At AUc-
TION OF GOLD AND SILVER WAT1,I-
rs, JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICI Sc.
WEDNESDAY, 10th November, commencing :.
l0 O'clock, at the Store No. Ice Main street n.
stairs, will be sold very extensive assortmeu, 4
Fine Gold English Patent Levers, from the ssrg
do do DO Detached do, &c, do ID Ia
do Silver do do do do do r.
And large assortment IF the newest styIss If
JE W ELRY, consisting Of
Ladies and Genuemens Breast Pins, Finger Rias<.
Ear Kings, Guard, Breast and Fob Chains; a
is:se assortment OF Perfumery and Fancy Ar
ticies, u every description, consisting of tnasg
ornamental and useful goods, never before -
lu Richmond, all of which the public 10 Invited
to inspect the day previous to sale
Terms made known the day of SALE
GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auctione..x.
e The sale will be continued from day IN
day, until the whole consignment ia disposed q.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Tie !SIaUe Case in Nen York

~
We copy from the NY. Express of Sa,ur,
as. the following account of the discherse Of
.at slaves, il New York. on Saturday. The
ION Of Judge Paine is likewise contained
,a- Express, but its great length precludes
publishing it.
TKr SLAVE CAsE.-Judgc Paine delivered
-.p5uion in this case to-day. A large num-
,olored persons were in attendance, fill
'tc Court room.
q The announcement that the slaves should
..-ehargcd there vas loud applause, which
oppressed on the part OF the audience
,:lr. aud rcechoed BY those in and around
IL. aad Mrs, Lemon, the claimants Of the
...vs-. we're present. sympathy was express
-...u by the Judge and counsel.
n Cul'er thought the sympathy should be
,., The tther SIDE.
Twas stated by Mr. Culver that the GLAZING
., VAS warned by the captain OF the steam
81 rst 10 biins them here, but TO land them
jones River. and he declined.
W., Lc9augh, for claimants asked the cour-
e.. .o lAe other side to retain the custody cf
saycs long enough 10 enable him 10 get
q. VIII OF error to the Supreme Court.
Ur. Culver said they had no power 10 Do
a.. oul he woald be perfectly happy 10 meet
.se there.
H. Jay said, ne himself should decline,
.-a !; III his power, TO gratifying the coun-
Mf, Culver suggested ihstthe Court award
ST., bat luq Judge declined to do SO; saving
was a case Of great hardship TO one side,
$ 81! great good fortune to the other.
Mr. Jay said 4 committee has been appoint
among the coIored people TO raise necessa-
y. funds, 10 take care Of tae parties for the
p. saE.-.hat the law If 1870 provides for
y.s-el, end he would sugges, that certificate
gwen, aad the Tee, if granted, would be add
. the funds.
iae Court sad it would consider the sub
80.
Tie eight persons z women, 2 lads, II
81. T., , Twin boys, Z, and ? inf ntsl then left
ROOM.
They were conducted by Louis Napoleon
81: placed in carriages and driven Oft, amid
d cheering OF the cO.ored people assem-.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemon appeared to be much
opposed, rs it Is said the slaves in question
: q. nearly all the property they owned in the
hg..l.
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BY james Nj. Taylor.
EOUR VERY DESIRABLE RESIDEN.

L CES AT AUCTION.-WIl be sold on Tuesday,
November 23d, al 81 O'Clock III upon the premi.
es those four very desirable brick houses and lots
situated st the corner Of 18th and Broad SITS. These
houses are finished in the most approved style and
are in excellent order containing about ii rooms
each with brick kitchens and the other usual out
houses The lots font about 27A iset, and run
hack about 1872 feet TO 90 foot paved alley and all
CT these houses are at present occupied by excel
lent tenants at fair rents.
This property being pleasantly located within a
few minutes walk of The heaviest business portion
of the city, market, dock &c, presents unusual I'd
yantages to those wishing residences retired, YET
convenient to those points.
Terms-One.third cash, the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest and satisfactorily Sc
cured,
no. JAMES Nj 1A1LOh, Aucf.
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CMgTH, OPPOSITE THE

9 NTH, OPPOSITE THE AnERiCAN,
y has received the following NEW BOOKS,
NEWSPAPERS, &c.
Shabby Genteel Story, ard other tales, by w
Ii Theckeray, suthoe of Mems Wives, Book oi
SGobs, &c-price 80 cts.
Rochester O the Merry nsys of England, by the
author Of Amy Lawrence, Mlnnio Grey, &c, com
lleie in vll-50 cts.
The Yankee Champion or the Tory and his
League, d Revolutionary Story Of Land and Sea,
by Sylvaaus Coob, Jr-pEEce 25 cts.
The Spanish Muskeyeer-25 c:s.
Gallant Tom-25 cts.
Gentleman Jack IS cts.
Mems Wives, by Thackeray-5o cts.
Lilly Dawson-25 cts.
Guerilla Chief Romance of War-50 Cts
Children Of the Abbey; old but goods cts.
Scottish Chiefs by Maria Jane Porter-75 els.
Glessons Pictorial Dra"ing Room Companion,
for Nov. -, besulifui number, only 10 cts.
New York Weekly Herald--6 cts.
Do do do Tribune-6 cts.
Life in Boston and New York ~ cts.
Bos,oD Pilot Spirit Of the Times, Police Gazette
Flag Banner, N Pick, Picayune American Union
Courier, b Issuu, Post &C., for sale by
LEWIS l.. SMITH,
NJ Is Opposite the trican.
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Reeaptare of a Conrict-sudden Dean.

IktVHPVuFt u q UVHtNt-kSuufIeH Dedsh.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12th.-J1mes Crissey,
a convict, who escaped from the Eastern peni.
Tertiary month since, was rscaptured in
Montgomery county to-day, where he was liv-
kins.
J. Orne, oflhe firm Of J. & b. Orne. carpet
dealers, fell dead this afternoon, opposite the
Philadelphia Medical College. He had dis
case of the hear.
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SAILING OF THE ARCTIC.-The L. States
Nail Steamship Arctic, Captain Luce. sailed
on Saturday for Liverpool. She takes out
70 passengers, among whom are the Hon.
Thos. Barring, Of the celebrated house of Bar
ing Brothers, London Commander w. II.
Lynch, U. S. A., and J. Hosford Smith, Esq,
US. Consul 10 Beyrout.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-15

GEORGIA. The Millsdgeville Recorder
gives the result Of the late election in Georgia
in 50 counties, from which official returns have
been received. In the counties referred to. the
regular Democratic ticket has obtained
30,045 votes, the Scott ticket Ii 52l, the Web
ster Ticket 4 3l3, the Union Pierce and King
ticket ) .2lO, the Troup and Quiluan ticket $50,
and GO scattering votes.
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LEA dispatch from Buffalo states that the
storm on Lake Erie ceased on Friday night,
after having ragged with unprecedented vio-
lence for twenty four hours. Many vessels
were wrecked, with considerable loss OF
freight. A rumOr prevailed in Buffalo Friday
that the steamers Empire and Key Stone State
had come in collision, and that several lives
were lost. Dead bodies were seen floating on
the Lake by the steamer America and other
craft. We are happy to state it is supposed
TO be without foundation--lhe Empire State
being reported safe at Monroe, and the Key
Stone State, with the Ocean, Buckeye State,
Empire State and others, at Dunkirk. The
bodies are supposed to be those ofthe hundreds
drowned on the Atlantic, and now cast up
from their watery graves.