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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13
30 600 DOLLARS DO Ia i -, IN !, G GIFT s

tanned by expanding S3 with either OF the undefsgn'
ed The Richmond Wing says oft
''We call the attention of the public to the liberal
propositions of two of our best Daguerrean Ar
fists, Messrs w. A Pratt and NJ P. Simons. by which
they present their future patrons with $50 600 in rea
and personal property. We understand that each
person expanding S. in portraits obtains receipt
Guaranteed by the highly responsible trustee, Col
Thomas P. August Attorney at Law,) by which they
are entitled to share, and acquire an immediate
bona fide interest in the property.
WILLIAM A. PRATT,
No. AS Main street. Richmond
M. P. SiMONS,
mv6 No ISL Main street, Richmond.
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H1HE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.
Il FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocToR PLUME co.
are still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and of all delicate dseasesat this old
institution. EG
People In the country, when visiting the city, are
sultatlon} Much attention 10 given to female diso.
ders. ~ t+rt 5+Ee.
Doctor P. h Co. are the makers and sole vendors Of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
Frs, which has stood the test of time and which 10
unrvalled in giving tone and vigor to system shat
tered and almost wted down by the froics of early
life.
All letters, prepaid, promptly attended to. Once
hAurs from A. M, till p. M.
au 5-dGwts RICHMOND. Va,
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Anlesran Alsx2 Alloy Crswfor1 Abernssfy II
Ateh1K Huach q EEosy Ia Andeaao. n a
49, AFDeek neEyC Adking nm
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SAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip
~ tion, manufactured and sold by
z s{ TOLAND BURGER,
10th, between Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles, and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for
All Saws stamped TOLAND 4 BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction, If not being fairly tried will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
STRENGTHENING, re-toothng and repairing OF all kinds
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce a
Circular Saw, either large small, that we cannot
straiEhten, matter from what cause or how badiy
II may have been sprung or buckled.
All Circulars warranted to run true. de I6-6m
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nR MORSE'S INYIG ORATING

II Nm. N y ~ U
DELIXIR OR CORDIAL.-The most terri
BILE of all bodily complaints, those which affect
the integrity OF the intellect disposng it to mon
strous fances alternatives of gloom and excitement
or worse than all, profound, unVarying depression -
Diseases of the nervous system and of the digestive
organs create these sad conditions OF the mind; but
IR we have preparation that removes both cause
and effect by rallying the dormant powers of the
stomach bracing the nerves to healthful tension,
and relieving at once the mental symptoms
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint
bottles. .sa
Price So per bottle; for S.; for $l2
C. Fl. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States.
Canadas and the West Indies and by BENNETT l.
BEERS and PURCELL, LADD x CO., Richmond.
my8-MTh&S
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INOGGETT & ANDERSON, Uphol-
II sterers and Paper Hangers, have now in store
their Spring Stock of French and American Paper
Hangngs amongst which are some of the richest
Gold Velvet and Silver Papers for psrlors. Also,
general assortment of Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
India and Coeoa Mating, Window Shades and Blinds,
with a general stock OF Curtain and Upholsterng
Goods all of which will be sold on fair terms
Paper Hanging and Upholsterng attended to pune
tually In town country. ap 3--3m
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH
3REAT ANN IMpORTANT IM-
ASBORNE'S GREAT NATIONAL

as BORN Els GREAT NATIONAL
" PICTURE GALLERY has been removed OPP
poste to the Exchange Bank, and is now ready for
visitors
This is the great Daguerrean Depot of this conn
try. Persons wishing Pictures, will find this place
to pay them well for visit. Every department con-
nected with this establishment has been fitted up in
superb order Gilt cornces, with our Nations stars
and stripes, ornament the many windows. The La
dies Dire ssing Room will be found lacking in nothing
that will add to the comfort of visitors. The floors
covered with beautiful carpet--the walls with
rich satin paper Portraits of ali our eminent states
men adorn the walls-large chandeliers ornament
the place The sky light is the very best that be
built. The work-room is furnished with one of w.
H. Lewiss patent Butfng Machines.
None can form idea of this establishment with
out paying it visit All the proprietor asks is cal,
to satisfy one and all that he has need of self
praise, need of humbuggng the people with flesh
fints Neither does he need to advertise work for
nothing. His motto is, fair prieesdnd goo iwo,k.
A. w. OSBORNE
s Opposite the Exchange Bank.
R- One of Nunns Il Clark's Pianos kept for the
of the ladies'. apl
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JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM.

HN ERE. b. SPENCE, No. 100. corner Of Mar
Hf and Governor streets, has this day received
- large and beautiful assortment Of III. the nsv
styIes of SPRING GOODS, embracing eyery srtisi.
OF Gentiemens Wearing Apparel, which he respect.
fully requests his friends and the public seneray IA
call and examine. ss ri'I1G~a = ms ~
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BUGGY FOR 6ALE--Nesrlv nav "A.
II qaIss q "Earsssfs Sfabfen on q tks hor icnr,
nsS Msln ana 18th as.1 Of 81 - ssss''
my II Iw Nv. ALLEN.
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EINE PICTURES, ON FAIR TERMS

ZINE PICTURES, On FAIR TERMS.
your parents to MINNIS l. WATSON'S Daguerrean
Gallery, few doors below the Exchange Bank, and
have your Daguerreotypes taken, in their very supe
rior sty le.e LII
They have just received supply of O..
Werge's European Coiors, which is said to be the
best article of color ever used for Daguefeotypes.
Don't forget the place, No. lag Main st.
ap28 MINNlS WATSON.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The
y above reward, and all reasonable expenses. will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to Us in
Richmond of Negro Woman Slave, named MA RIA
or, she calls herseh MARIA PERRY If taken So
miles or more from Richmond or thirty dollars il t..
ken in Richmond.
Maria lsof medium statue, with round face, skin
about gingerbread color, good set Of teeth, full
suit OF hair, and pleasant counteaance. Her pre-.
ciae age not recoliected, but she IL believed to be
about twenty four or five years old
PHIL. NJ. TABB Il SON, Axents
0i1ice on Governor street,
NH l4--n Between Main and frank lin sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13

pURE RYE WHI6KEY-A choice arti-
I sis, vsfy old szA hss &, 6 ssst yoz ~ y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13

CHEAP, CHEAP, Cheap o w
~ Frs, the only artist that takes the Flesh Tiai
Ddgaerreotges which has been prom, uDced to be the
best in the world has had his large sky light
ged as to take Pictures of Children, peret those
taken of grown persons.
Those who have tried at other gallerys. to have
kenesses of their children, and failed TO get them,
have but to call on POWERS at 1883, Main street, who
fails to satisfy the most asdous Sign of the
red flag, over the Bookstore of James Woodhouse.
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
Il The subscriber begs to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING,
either in houses or ships, in the best manner and on
the most reasonable terms Being himself a Praefi-
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets,
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wash-hand B a.
sins, Copper and Iron Boilers, etc the most ap-
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish.
ment is at No. 800 Main street, between 9th and st h.,
where orders should be left. He would refer to the
following gentlemen: Hon. VIM s. Archer of Anne
liza; Judge Crump and r. H. Maury, Esq, of Rich.
mond.
my Clint DANIEL O'DONNELL
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nm II w y N U W u . .CIIEdT En-
In THAN EVERt!-J. MILLHISER & BRO,
having just opened their second supply of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, purchased at the Northern
Markets at very reduced prices, offer the to the
public and their customers who will favor them with
q call, at unusually low prices. -f-
Their stock of goods is very complete consisting
of all the new styles in Dress Goods and Silks White
Goods of every description; Needlework, Embroide-
RES of great Variety Lace Mitts Cotton Hose Irish
Linens, Sheetings and Shirtings and in fact every
thing useful and desirable. They determined to
sell good bargains to all who may call on them.
J. MILLHISER 4 BRO
N. B. A better assortment in rich snd cheap 3 SON.
NET RIBBONS is not to be found in the city than
we can exhibit. (my 81 j. NJ 4 BRO
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CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-A four
~ horse power STEAM ENGINE, built on an inn
proved plan and of very superior quality, for sale
ON reasonable terms. Apply to Messrs. JNO. l.
GEO. GIBSON, Builders, of this city, Or Captain
JNO. N. BELKNAP, who can be found at the En-
CINE House of the Richmond and Danviile Railroad.
rraxr1 Ia
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FAMILY GROCERIEs.-sperm, Ada
mantiae and Talow Candles; Soap; best Pearl
| Starch; Ginger Ailspice; Pepper; Matches; Mace;
Nutmegs, &c, &C. For sale cheap by
GEO. /. HERRING.
my IL Main street, doors above City Hotel.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-T 4 sho,4 fin.

M, aeo, pGbneiy complained OF Mr.. JOHN o. GOD
DIN, az Commissioner offhe Revenue in Henrieo
county. for having. a. then thought charged me on
the land book OF 1852 with certain tract Of land
conveyed TO me By Elizabeth Walton, and which
then stood charged TO henwthout at the cams time
dscharging said Walton 81 the land as the law re-.
qasres, and that be had made out ana collected Of
.ne ah illegal and unjust transfer fee bill But ind
properly transferred BY him 10 accordance with law.
e. .1 ; me- The fee bin eoiiectsd By him Legal
ever TO complain Of him, e the Commisaonsr ~ ~
Revenue o. e Eentlemau--l now publicly scknoW.
adgs my error, and teadef TO Mr. 0oddin n snolosv
for having spoken Of him Is have. a -ss'sss
HEHRsco Cos May 3. la54. mv . H;tcIfs
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN firm of PRESTON ENDERS is this day dis
solved, with the concurrence of both partners each
of whom will continue to use the name of the firm
for the liquidation Of its engagements and whose at
tons will be given to closing its unsettled
action. MOSES II. PRESTON,
JOHN ENDERS.
Richmond, April 1eth, 1854
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Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
THE ISTHMUS.

During the past fortnight but little OF especial in
terest has ranspred upon the lsthmus. The Legsla-
,ure Of the Province has concluded t sessions hay-
ing accomplished but very little for the beneht of us
constituent in any respect whatever
The only item that may interest our readers aorosd
is the passage Of act fer the better reguGon OF
the Municipal Government Of this city, which, We
know admits the holding OF two OF the onlces oy
foreigners; but further than that we are utterly IN
the dark respecting it. Great promises have been
made as 10 the efficiency Of this &C. to do away with
many Of the difficulties under which foreigners Ia
bored when we bad the old ew-Grenadian Govern-
meut. We have but little faith in the promises, bat
We hope, when the enactment shall be puolehed, 10
fpd il more smeliorating than we can now believe II
to be.
The Ruunels Guard has had nothing 10 do but 10
watch the road during the transit Of the passenger
and The police of the fsthmus finds but little active la
hor 10 perform; they have heretofore cone up ell that
they could find 10 Dc efectuaily, that they have
eft but little picking and clearing for the present;
The construction of the railroad 70 beng eusned
forward Is fast possible but the character oil the
soiI In which much OF the work Is nov being done u
such that it Is impossible TO make rapid progress dur
ing the pres. Mt rainy season. Those who have not
seep the work can form DO idea Of it, and we cannot
adequately describe H. We Sec, however, thai al
that can being done; and We are confident mat INC
coming dry will put the road Ia running
order through TO Panama
Since our LAST steamer edition there have been our
two arrivsl and two departures Of Jsmacs iaoote.s
for the Railroad Company A shipment oil Coolies "
Jamaica bss also been made.
Aspinvall Is undergoing repars from one eitioml'y
to the other and large preparations are mAHins 'of
new and important rovemenA cevsrA lsrge
buildings bat just co2Pisssd arc sfesay occupied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

eof Of the Hon Hua'OH Bay Company IN the sotA year
isssn F..cbso. sep. e. Of b,.u fr.r Gear, E,,,.,
only 81 q JOSH W, and Kate Hsee AGED yea 10 oa
At hs Nssehsr,.' Hotel MArJs,l.s ssps =, Joi.h r
Rsnsdel. rnsrehtat sEee = yssrs
OF the oh sers wahinsioa Co o r slrAh I.as Reed
In Portland sept IS. Mr jane. R. Fleming fora. o,
10 San Frsnceo or the S,b Sept Groves Cook NeHsls
sp.ive al Missouri, IN the Ssth year OF b., -ge.
rsr, sT,sr,r on POISON 81 rh5r.. Crocx. o. Bras.
wa Ne m the sab year Of his Tie leaves wife and
san Fy.pesco Oct Capt Bells DsIsr ooe OF he 6r,,
riotsers Of California, ha'ins sIrvsd ssfe II 20
M. s,y cs7,rssh S.oa late ssTYOr1 City IN the lsa
IN ssrysvis Oct l. tn. Oriental Hotel O. J. Smith Of
A. NsTJsvils On the % Oct Nh B W. Judkas wife Of
Al the Lers valley House Placer County Sept a Ievad.
z elusher Of Charles W and T. Humphreys, aged year,
In sobo.s Sept IT, VIM K Smith aged . years n.tiv.
In FrsDtiseo Oct . Lease Henry Hineiey Of Barn.
In Sen FrAaeisco from henOr1h.ss lungs Join
In T.re..eO Oct s. Jonslhsn Fr.b,. late of Mobile,
II San sr.te.eo DC. after an Hines. If sir weeks, sarah
z. daughter Of ArshibAa hsDousA, ssed yeIs AID
liz ssn francisco Oe; Albert Chick Of typhus fever
sz,t p, SGD Of James b Chick, franhiort, ns.
eysenreIy. He was from ssns;ead. Canada Eas.
A; the Insane AsJlzG. stockton. Oet 5 VIM Clisson.
n.
IL Jackson. Oct ,, Hugh Fletcher AGED 81 years
At ashHs Yoo csuH,y Oct 9. Robert AKiObsn late
Of the sieAns ferry boat folo."
In Bot+ vsleJ beyond the summit Of the Sierr. Nevais
s.Tt 50 John RULER formerly Of WI County In in the
SD year Of HE age
In san F.uci-co Oct H. at the residence OF Scott
sus Csrolins Z Wisdom daughter Of g. zimmerman, of
Csmden n J.
In Sacramento Oct IT, q eOnumptou Mr. James se.ke,;
late Of Nevi 10 the 9th year OF his age.
In ssr fIsncisco Oct 2. CHARLES Gstrey aged months
At Louis Sierra County Oct ! Of Inflammation Of the
bowels Mr. Geo b. Devue 10 the SD year Of hs age
Fr,r cisco Oct S. NJ John Skinner native Of
isrd eyed IS years
At spripshed Tuournue County Sept 50. OF dy-eaisy
ItoEss Atkinson. ased 50, torgefy Of woodstock, New
BIuIswles
~i .SA' '-ane Co Cal. The Rev. Henry Kinney.
sssd about So Mr.. Kinney missionary the
SsId Weh lssuds thbeT by the B Missions he
had been sevoooJ at his Missionary work for
years pest Ills health hsYns failed his duous Ia.
Dor. he visit eether with his wife and two children
TO hs reisuons in California M Kinney nstiye OF
Duiehes. County State OF New Yort; gaeusfe Of the
Upion Theological Seminary of New York City
Lit Of lateymen in Stockton dsyn9 Ae Month Of september
let. L. Olohsm aged ~ years Miss un % A-rths Irel-n,
years Stockton 9Th, swim, 81 years Germany lth,
W stephens, q yess. Missouri iSth wiilsm Meek a
wears Scotland. 2oth J. SIOckhsm. "a years Ohio ID. d.
Herbert 81 years 2h Henry Lawhon, 81 ye. Louisiana,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO MURDER A
FINALE.
DISAPPOINTED AFFECTION THE CAUSE

DISAPPOINTED AFFECTION THE CAUSE.
The neghborhood of Twenty fourh-st. end Sixth
ay. was thrown into q great excitement yesterday
morning, by report gaining circulation that young
German. named John Genseley, had attempted TO
murder a Mics Jeanette Sesdeley, residing at No.
81 West Twenty fourth-st Our reporter was soon on
the spot and from what could be escertained, il
appeared that Genseley had formed very strong at
achment to Mrs Nesdeley, who had, without consult
ing her parents, promised him her hand in marriage,
and be, to bind the bargain had presented her with
81. with which to purchase weddng-dress Sub
sequenty however, she had been persuaded to break
of her engagement and informed him of her deter
inston. Yesterday morning he called to her. and
after some conversation with him relative to the mst
ter che was about leaving the room for the purpose
when be prevented her and drawing from his pocket
a loaded pistol be pointed it q, her, and drew
the trigger; but fortunately, il hung FIRE.
He then drew another the muzze OF which
be placed at her breast, and again drew the trig-
ger; but, this time alec, the pistol hung FIRE. he
then brc ueht out large dirk knife and was about
plugging 4 into her breast when seizng favorable
opportunity shs spraDg out Of the door and screamed
murder" He pursued her, and was about pluns-
ing the knife II to her left side when her mother, see
ing bis intention, ran between them and taus ssVsa
her daus hters life The alarm given IN the srees
and Officer Bud, of the Sixteenth Ward, soon msIe
bis Appearance and arrested Gensei.y " hsn 40 'eoe
TO the police station On searching him tns TWO pis
tolls and knife were found He stated thar o.. men
Ion was 10 have killed the gih wa wv " 'Ae P~-
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ATTACK on PETRORAULOwsKI
|DEFEAT OF THE A LILIES.
BY THE
4 ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLEETS.

The authentic news of the declaration of war by
highland and France against Russia reached the allied
knuadron in Caao just after the departure OF several
Rnssian vessels from that coast The Russian vessels
Ntnt 10 the Sandwich Islands, and thence as IT was
Ssposed TO Petropaulowski the port of Peter and
Paul in Kamschstka, in latitude So north. Iniher
,he allies went in search leaving the Sandwich
Jslsnds on the 25tb July They found the northern
eesan covered with heavy fogs, which compelled the
vessels TO sail very slowly. The feg was very often
y thick that il utterly impossible TO see the sig
aas hun dred yards OF; and the Earydice was parted
asm the other vessels IN log ana was 1 sS. seS
al August. The season admitted OF no delay, and
q, vessels prepared for immediate action. Inc
pace preeeated unexpected obstacles. IL was sup
Dsed that the fleet would ind town win 10"
SOLDER and few fortifcations or defenses OF
N, kind but they found formidable fortress pro-
tced by eight detached batteries, containing In all
more than 100 guns and 500 men, Inree DAYS ai.sr
having the Sandwich Islands, the admrals having no
fkoyebt of finding Gibraltar at Petropaulowsk dis
reched two Of their squadron the AmPaitre anu INC
Aremise, 10 cruise on this coast
Petropauloyski is at the foot OF a small and narrow
bsy the shores of which protected by numerous
Batteries Before the town could be reached it would
b necessary to silence three of these batteries Ma
ie has ,iyen the place protection, by the erection
ola mound Of sand in the midst OF the bay.
Ihis mound of sand leaves TO the vessels but mar
fo~ channel and hides the view of the prncpal Tor
tres TO vessels at distance. On the 30th August,
be AZ vessels Of war the Forte OF 90 guns, the Eu
ydie, Of % guns the Obligsdo, Of 10 guns, the
nque of 40 guns the President of so guns, and the
ylsgo steamer, Of guns the last three English,
Nd the FIRST three French were before the place, IN
ant upon taking it.
When the attack was about to begin, Admiral Price,
. command Of the English forces, shot himself
Trough the breast with pistol ball. The news bad
livery depressing effect upon the people Of the teet
| nee was a brave man and much respected, and out
snspect to him the attack was postponed until the
VEN day II was supposed by some to have been an
sscdent, while others thought it suicidal affair.
% The slst August the bst'le begun The Russian
fxxes Aurora. Of 40 guns, and tho Dwins, Of Is,
sss anchored behind the mound The allied vessels,
essat about mile from the city concentrated their
On three foremost forts. These were silenced after
/ !fecs osunonads, in which $50 guns were engaged.
batteries were deserted by the Russians, the can
~ we're spiked, and the next day the sllisd vessels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

wrote letter =. men, delivered after bis departure,
In which be contested bis crimes, aud stated that hs
could live here DO longer Our reporter applied NJ
The house of Messis. G.. j.. Co. for the privilege ~
ypblishirg that letter, but i Yves refused
The following il the NOTICE gwen by Adams q 20.
n, The EUeAfRg JOArRoi OF Saturday:
We would caution the puelic no, TO purchase suy - Goa
hea' "ss5i. Of shy ee,esgaeo sa We are sGs
refuce $4,000 worth which we have RECEIVED o. Henry
ne 'scefi'y for borrowed money We have ie,s'a %
t that Mr. Hseg. has forged large sans OF the1, on
tb Ne bee obtnsd lcss and hss sbsconded - he
"a Detection was approaching ADAMS 90.
In addition to this. Messrs. AcaRs q 20. puolsh
tke following
Il. confirmation Of notice IL Tas Ersaiao Jsucaai
10 Announce to public the result Of
Into me matter the forged by Henry
Hsisss By the courtesy Of Or Hams snd bis able
su an sttrGe from u Controllers books being the par.
a. rnu,l,ers date &C. Of sennioe warrants issued
90 fs.s WetrnoIe by compsri-n with which sny person
~ fcreiies have thus FAT being
1910 sye,y money.d In.n srd very many fnen Of Gn.l
s tbe whole Of spurious warrants not far from
Ision collars, on which meps has probably eoTo%e
ssS This falls principally on the outsdes 30 use the
yhrlsine Of the sIesths D,Dns as near as can be
a. hols Mr. Megfs evidently cautious 10 placing TIE
warrants far as practicable n 'h Ss hands o. nose 90
SSTxe than lock them taking the loans Of him IS in
yesmsps. - ,,,on.A N. attention Of Mesus sweeny 1
~ netty reliable evidence tst the bark ADercs of
81 Hesos distant about t~enty miles southwest sod be
of sTtIsnsn interested have persuaded cspt Alden
BE Active s4It at once q sweep oe coat within dis
- ofsjxtv miles In every direction and we have opened
,,rton paper any person feeling interest, TO -lb
es their shsie OF the cost and receive proportion Of tn
.,tty ~ money with him We forwarded slips
ne Tpersc rnai each OF ceuntry Offices per yeser
~ soeics 20 make public notice Of the fsc preyea
tny sales Of spurious warrants there ApAMo So.-