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New FiFfh. New Store, New Goods,
nALRYMPLE g. Mui,nsya,ifii, Mi,s r. haying. entered

ALKfMPLE d Munyan,s having. entered
- into co-partnership in the Ready Made Clothing
business, would respectfully R,ite the attention Of
their friends customers, and the public generally to
their stock of SEASONABLE CLOTHING adapt.
cd to every, age taste, and profession. Aso Boys
ana youths Clothing for all sizes and OF The
Juvenile community and excrtions Wil,continue to be
made to keep this department complete as possible
OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
embrace a full and complete assortment Of Shirts,
Dckics, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Stocks Scarfs
CFHvYtss sNeck-Ties> Hdkfs..&c. ~ = -
I, THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT contains a great
variety ofCloths, Cassmcrcrs, Vestings, &C.. embrac-
ing almost every article Of seasonable goods for Cen
uemen's Garments, which will be made up to order, ut
short notice, at reasonable prices, in tasteful and fash
ionable style. e, =
Thorough workmanship and unexceptionable fits
I The system Of terms is one price, and no de.
Walton The price such garment and article is mar
ked in Plain figures, and small but reauJar profit up
on each article. BY this system one, howevesf la.
experienced. Is liable To pay above the market pfces
IN. B. Ailgoods sold, will be warranted as repre-.
sented. Z ~ DALRYMPLE& MUNYON. : :. 2.
one door east Of the Brick Block.
Ravenna, May %. 1884, IT FlEi / ], 46sstfr
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Rarnlni EIaaunnae.

The citizens Of Lynn having invited Mr
"esstc Wait their city on the Iih. we're high
lyPleased and enlightened by the following
speech delivered on High Rock. on that
dty. rfhe orator said: S. +, 4.
Jeilsr- citisens;-l nm Right glad tu be
with you on this Day. il is now eighteen
hundred and IS years Sens the pilgrim OF
our fathers come Ashore on portsmouth,
Rock, and Wailoped the CSssed ingens,
consequently thissis One thousand eight
Handessth andr4bth anniversary ,of that
Caime.
Soon After that Daty afore Mentioned,
Giheral iarfyet come Over in chinese Junk
and 1T the Battle of bueker hill, putting the
Inimy to A total Rout. bunner vista come
next in the Caylog of Brilliant scheemen,s,
And here the Gallent warren fell. But II
sDidna'hsrt him a'grsat Sight, and Spring.
ting uPAAgin, seq he, "Come '0n ,Macduffl"
and miekduf did cum on, and warren gin
him Biastination immejit, and knocked him
Down and Stamped on him, which gave
rise to the Stamp Act. Arter the yankys
had Met the british at very cruz and Des-
royed their Guns and Ammunitions Of War.
the inimy found we was Bound to Lick ,em
and they Squarked. old ethan allen seq he,
"brifishers we'll Settle for rs cents and the
Drinks" Sec the head britisher, "i'll give
~ co." "wunt du it," sez ethan. and he
pitched into 'em agin, till they was glad to
Fork over 81 and Call It Square.
Such was the time, my friends, that "tried
mems soles," but they Are past now, end
'Wesre Going as the Sailors term it, at the
RRate Of ten miles Not. Yes, feller-Ci
xens' we Are living in sich Day as Was
never seen Afore, and Never will be sense.
aday Of great Improvements Day of tele.
grafs, Nevraligy and Reddy Made clothin!-
little thought the old Sires that are spoken
OF in the Beginning of my speech, that wo
shonld Be such Nation, with 25 millions
of People, 'Besides irshmen and Niggers
nnumerable. shakspear was Right when
SEE ne, "the anglo-Sacksins is Bound to
Knock 'em!" he looked Backward on Com
ing Events, and see just how it Was. /
but shall Weary your Patience, feller-
Citizens. l shall Conclude with the SUBJ
lime Words Of miss Hannermoor, um
Up on the Uther alleym
There is vile slander in circulation here
THAT the eoratorwasepusng on this occasion.
But his extreme nervousness, which caused
the rumor, he explains by the fact that his
mind was on the libel sui. now pending be-
tween himself and Deborah, his wife.-Bos.
ton Herald.
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Nor TO BE CHrzzLED.-Ames who shot
Hall in Cincinnati, Ohio, year or two ago.
and was acquitted through the efforts of his
counsel, lately attempted to evade the nav.
nent Of their fees ($2,OOO) on the plea Of
the exorbitance ofthe charge. The father
ofAmes who had bound himself for the pay.
ment. conveyed away his property, it is al
legged, to prevent its collection but the law
yer sued and iary gave verdict Of o., ,95o,
and proceedings were institsied to set aside
the fraudulent conveyance. After waiting
until the cost amounted to $5,0eo the mon.
- was paid. tAus verifying the old adsge.
"He who chsateth lawyer has only one
Ia0ne.'
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Inspectors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, ha
~ been duly appointed County Inspcctor. under th
"act TO prevent the adulteraOn of Alcoholic Liquors.
passed May j. 1854, and is duly quglifed and ready
enter upon the duties of his office. Office ever Rowel
Witter d Co. Store. A. BELDING: Inspector.
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A LITTLE HUSBAND AND A LITTLE WIRE.
The Sandusky Register is responsible for
this:
"Two little Children boy and girl,
aged four and three years respectively
were missed by their families, and search
made everywhere for them, but in vain.-
The day passed, and considerable alarm ex-
listed. Persons were out in all directions.
and the bell.riuger had been sent for, when.
pessing q thicket of bushes in the garden.
the mother thought she heard low voices
near. Pulling away the leaves, there were
the truants. with their night clothes on, lock.
ed In one another's arms, and very comfort
ably slowed away for the night. The pre-.
cocious Iovers were stirred frem their nest,
but the boy expressed the utmost indigna.
hon; for, said he, "tl.e hired man had mar.
ried me and sissy, and that bush house was
his'n, and they were goin' to live there till
it trained." The denoue ment was so com.
ical that it was concluded to let the babies
be married until they had falling ont
which occurred the next day, and now thew
live apart--a separated man and wife,"
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ExchaEAs Office.

10 RoBlNSoN, KING Co., have opened an Office
prepared to discount short paper, buy and sell Gold
silver, and Eastern exchange liberal terms. In
Iercs paid on deposits and credited to deposers semi
annually and on deposits left specified time at such
rates as may be agreed upon, 81 .s
Collections made and remilted promptly at usual
IdleS. .5uv
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Stoves! Stoves!!

THE subscribers keep on hand and are
constantly receiving the largest and best assort.
mcn Of stoves in this county; among which, are some
new pattcrnsOf Cbok Stoves hot before introduced
The kingof Stoves has very large eev ted oven ca
pable OF baking six lOayes at once, has six boiler
holes s perfect in all lis operations, and is decidedly
one OF the most splendid Stoves in use. The United
States, has also very large elevated ovens the boiler
holes are so arranged that large brass kettle can be
used upon It, the bottom plate is OF sufficient thick
ness to be proof against cracking. and is altogether
Orthe best Stoves market. The Gencsee Valley is
new and beautiful elevated oven Stove. of smaller
size than the others, and will recOmend itself to those
wishing cheap and convenient Cook Stove. :, .....
We also keep most Of the old patterns OF Stoves,
such rs the Empire State, Bangup. CObb's Elevated
Oven, Clinton Air-Tight, Western, True American,
and others, we have not time TO mention q
TBosG Wishing good Stove will do well to give us a
call at our Stove rOOm nj the old stand formerly oc-
Hbnse. .. BEcKLEy& E. RAwsoE.
Ravennai, June, /, 1884, I'' -" "'''' ''''
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G. +. Green Il 60.
MANUFACTURERS OF MELODEONS,

and examine the following instruments. Of which an as
in size from 81 to 4, Al and oetaves Pficos SIS
$4s, 500 SEQ, $780, The 81 and n octayes are made
on pillar, representing cent5r or side table The
and 3s octayes are IN piano form. The 5Iocaye piano
eases are got up In the style and size and arc n-
shed az good for $50 as those that are sold BY peders
and at Music St6fes for 500. " ~ I-5'H l'Sts
All the above instruments are warranted vodd I,
Will be kept In repair free Of charge. "is 20
In regard to sweetness Of tone, qnckness Of touch
powernid ease OF blowing, they stand unrivaled by
ahy-pedars declarations 10 the contrary, nothwith.
standing. '"
Please call and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. ., -.-.- - -
lCP All kinds Of reed instruments repaired at low
price and In good style Satisfaction given or no paw
II FShop in the Phoenix Block, east end, third story
AUREN STow. G. F. GkEEN
Nov.2.
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RAVENNA BOOK STORE.

VIE largest assortment of Books and Sta.
l. uoneiy ever offered TO the citizens of Portage
county, viii be found ut the Ravenna Book Store on
MAIN Street, ~ posite the Preutiss House. fS;fE
R0OKS-SehooI books of every kind used
- in this section. Also standard works. Histories
Poetry, Tales, miscellaneous works, Bibles, HYMN
BOOKS, Juvenile Books, Primers, &c. ~. -
NTATIONERY--Every style and variety
~ srom the most common, to the most supurb.
WALL PAPER-The largest and most
w elegant stock of Wall Paper, all STYLES and uri
ces, WIN border to match, ever offered In Portage
county The stock is purchased of the manufacturers
ana may De reied on for strength nddurability.
EANCY ,GOODS-A beautiful stock and
i stock and extensive variety of Fancy Goods, Toys,
&C. 'or ola ana young &c.. -- EstLf
DERFUMERY--A large and elegant stock
l. Of Harrison's choicest Perfumery always on hand
CANDIES. "A full assortment, warrantt ~
" TO be made from the best materials. - Ok e. g.
SODA FoUNTAfN-A Soda Fopntbin
~ in superb order will be in constant play durfpEg
the hot days Of Summer.
WILLOW WARE=-A good stock or vii.
w low Ware constantly on Hand, emb racing wagA
ons, Chairs, Basket, &c. .sa-. 'I.,'Y' y ?
pOWDER-Coarse and fine Powder, best
L quality, Shot, Caps, Pitts, 6e. -- Y8.tsi tf.i
RIRD CAGES-The best assortiheht Of
~ Bird Cages in the county; Bird Seed, Fish Bone,
Bathing Dishes, and all the .'fxins" go I T-s rr'
ROOK ;BINDERY--Book Binding In eve
- ry variety and style, done on short hotiee The
Bndery has one Of first class Ruling Machines
Blank Books ofcvery variety ruedto Order-periodi-
Gals bound, old hooks rebound and every branch Of
the business attended TO In the best manner. T"e n
TOB PRINTING of everb description done
in the most beautiful manner eSet executed In The
ostcrn country. Power Press will soon Be added 10
the Printing establishment, and with all Modern id,
provements IN printing type, splendid stock of Cards
and paper.-all kinds Of Job Printing, Cards, hand
bills, posters. Bill Heads, Blanks, Pamphlets, Books,
~ -FzI = 7' '-'0f
For any Of the great variety OF wants to BIZ supplied at
ths extensive establishment the Public are respectful
ly requested to call at tho S2E'F 3't y -
= RAvENNA BOOK STORE,
May g, 1851. opposite the Prentiss House, Main st.
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RONINGS HATS without exua; charge
4 .A hsts pAsshased at the RaEenaa Hat store, vim
CUTLERY Of every description Kept con.
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sash aud Blinds.

EHE subscribers keep constantly on hand
window Sash Of nearly all sizes manufactured in
.ne neatest and most substantial manner, apd Will
make e order Blinds on the shortest notice. They In
Ise thosen want of these afticest0 eallMd oxailAe
'hS,r manaiactares before purchasing elsewhere. 4
bhoP few rods directly North Of Unno Block near
raImeles steam Mill. 3@ ~! BR0wE& BPARR. II
N OTlCE-R. A. Baird having formed
~ co-partnership with J. Dewey OF Franklin, win
business as before, at the oidstand fn Aliens
WHEkkAS my wife Jane, has left my bed and board
Iorpld apersons from harborlng OF trusting her a
my aecount win pay bills Of her conracilne amer
'n,S =, uate. a Edwin CRocKER.
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RROWN'S Essence Jamaica Ginger, for
~ summer compnints, eholagogue, Guisotts Yellow
dock, Nutehings Dyspepsia bitters Hoonand's bters
Saynes Fahnestoeks, Sellers & McLane's vermifuge
McAnsters a. Trask's Ointment, condition PowderA,
Gargling Oil, nerve and bone Linement. For sale al
- .'t@ .-'' I. HwIFr's
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~ IIl. R. IOlllasl,oillil,.. ON
-; SURGICAL AND MECHAN.

Yyy71'z7.IsEk NUNUIONL hND MECHAN-
uIYYYYNO ICAL DENTIST will perform aI on
CITATIONS CONNECTED with profession in tic
one 10 full sets inserted. single in blocks in man
ner that will avoid that unnatural appearance too
common In Denial Substitutes. MIR. j., intends ma
king kasenna his permanent residence, and qua ran
tee satisfaction TO all those who may favor him with
their patronage: Office over p. w. Seymour's Store
RErFEnENcs that may be cOBsuIted BY letter or 9th
crwise, Dr. n. Sheldon, Troy, Geauga county; brs
Harlow CARTS, and. Vincent, X. Taylor and G 7 II
Blnkeslee, Chagrin Fails; Rev. ID. H. Miller Chester
Rayenna May J, 1854. ~. ..ys ...,, I.-. 463,tf -
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hos Superior st., Cleveland

~ :, HHANUH At FKANkLIN hILLsI OHIOs :.
A 1 the earnest solicitations, of many of
"A the citizens OF Franklin, and vicinity; splendid
are fitted up, at this place. for Mercantile Col.
lege u is intended TO make this Institution, emin-
entity worthy Of public patronage, as II will afford the
same hciiesfo for Commercial Instruction. asat Cleve-
land and elsewhere. ~ ~. "a I -
The same course Of instruction will be adopted here
as taught at the main College, and the same Diploma
will be awarded.
The Branch will be under the superior shberjDten.
denee OF Chas. Peck Jr skillul, practical account
ant: and familiar with the course OF Instruction. as
taukbt Mt our best Institutions. -..t. .s
The Principal of the College, may be expected, at
stated times 10 give Instructions, in Penmanship. +
Terms for the full course, time Unlimited Ss5
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MERY'S Sand. paper, Glue, Putty, Bath
brick; brazil wood hg blue, cochlncal, graned Tin,
vanoyke brown. coach and Furniture varDsh, damar
yamish, zine dryer japan; DRYER gold leaf Bronze.
Asphallnre, burning nuid, camphene, lard OIL blue,
green, Brown and red smalt canary and hemp seeds.
sinich ana starch polish, salt Of lemon for removing
stains, &c. For sale at SwtrTss .
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ELUID EXTRACT, vulerisn, blisterinO
GANDIED Flag Root, true spruce gum

~ sugar coated eardamons, pcrfumery extracts, co.
iogne Up salve, toilet soap, shaving and soap,
Bay rum, lavender water, rose water, hair tonIcs'
hair oils, hair dyes, sponge a great variety. court
plnster, cooking extSRcts-LemOn, Orange, Vanilla,
&C, For sale June 26, 81. at I. SWIFT. Z
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Here You, Sirs |!

.gf. Here You, Sirs! ..ln..
F you want good suit of Clothes, call al
the Store of the subscribers i'm Camnbell,s RIock
where buy cheap for cash all kinds of Cpihs
Ready Made Clothing, Taiors Trimmings, &c.;.irom n
standing dieky down to full rig and complete fl that
can't be beat this side of of SUNRISE .rss yzstI&
n. b. Cutting done to order. o. Il. & J. SUTLIFP.
RavenHa. March I3, 1854. lt (, q II I y = -
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HARRlSON'S and McAl listers, Hair Oil
II Amber Lustral for the hair, rose hair oil LYON,
knitharon, Tricopherous Railways Balm, Phajon's In.
vigOratOr, &C., ut SwIrT,s
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EXTRK Paint and Varnish Brushes; Hat,
Ia Cloth and Shoe brushes; grainine. dust,no and
scrdbbing Brushes; white wash and sash Brushes:
nrst rate assortment just received by I. SWIFT :.
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Medical Notice.
DR. GAME informs his friends and m.
IL ttrons, that his rapidly Increasing practice has
rendered il necessary TO take paftner to be enabled
TO attend TO thor calls at all taes and to provide
Homeopathic treatment at any emergency.
DR.. e. has therefor, associated with him J. X Nor.
ton, NJ D., graduate ofhc Western College Of Home
Opathy. .E4.s I
Block. over H. L. Days new Store, will receive i'm
mediate attention.
RaSeaSla, April 10, 1854. a5o-tf
Drs. Came 4 Morton have appointed the Saturday
Of each week, as office day, between 10 o'cI0 k A.
and O'Clock p NJ, to prescribe Tor Chronic cases ard
persons from distance. ~
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0NE Ton of dry Zinc Paint, No. 4; half
ton ground zine paint, in o5 cent kOg; 50 lbs An
alto, good article, just reed, by i. SWIFT.
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HGS&HARDWARE.

1OllO LBS. Of pure white lead, 300 do.
1OOU soda ash 100 do ross pink, lO0do bhtishlas-
ire, 100 do Juniper berries, 50 DO ealabfa Icoric 50
gross eorks; just reeelvedb by .1iul q. SWIFT.
june g, t5l. ! - ~. J -Lll-L .-l,- y - n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-27
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL hotels
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-JE White, Richmond;
hs es%~i aas%p'0e Mnle F.,Gs' sa,sy
Brooks, Charlotte; H Purkins, Atkinson. HALIFAX;
W Pool. Mecllenburg; 9 3 McCargo, w Barne',
.ett Charlotte; Hillsman, Fowikes, Amelia Amelia
so soS:ssl, NC; suisia S pp ssdRsea;
Vaughan, Amelia; r Victor, s Cromwell, Iynchburs;
Col Troyman and lady, Madison; L Avis. Gooc6.
lsad; 3 AWillia%: Lynehbu1e; 2 Webster Ala
Ferry; zolsotier. Ma; Patton. D.na sIes.;
Rano Richmond; R X W.tlins, .Lynchbure; r Finch,
81 sheppard. Henrco; a.rnstf Columbia; re-
Nlcholse. Buck CHM; W Bell, Charlotte; w B
pMoGridfs RiShmo1a ,t " Dunn Amslis;
pah.nnoet; W Psse, Va; Bsssstt Psiersb,urs ;f
. Gary. DE Moselsy, Bnca'gham; p Lea, Rich
Vsnns; Thompson, sweet SPRING. Tcns sS.
] SHADY. b Nicholas, Buek'shm; T Wurtermyers,
lady and child. Lynchbnre; : Ginsrich. Boston, w
Dubai, ChensTeie; " Eiha, Hanover L Bos
wf Exe SHsssSliis HOTEL Mon. puv.l, NY;c
Rtsdsn Gg1 sstt ssn Pr
Tsy!Oe. kieiim I'd; W X a Msrodno.. Iyashbs; Z
sasPse1d s,nnsy ys,Di.; sssho0ass
] G Selden. Powhatap; Mrs M Mathews. child and
Wt, Tappahannock; g w BagbY, Lypchbg; 5 Gilmer,
Richmond; ] N Sherwood, N c; Rice, Taprahan.
noch; 3 w Finny, Or Shelton. Pcwhstan; n Davis,
We; Black. Bait; w Dfvereux, lady, svt and two
s 81 a.,sish; " ,ssssss' Hsnoysr; Carr,
dale, Far nviiie; K Farreil, H.lifsa; " Norris
j., Lynchbg; J NEVILLE, N G; Fisher, St Geo
Grieg, Goochlandi w Malone, fetbg; ] Seldom,
Stafford; Kyle. Chririansbure; J u Bsll ard lady,
ssosu ise Nv h sssa5 rsrs
Coleman, Lsuiss; G n Fry and lady. N YORK; w M
Lawton. lady aud son, Charleston; l. Boulsare and
son, Judge Christian, Wmsbg: o Tag lor, Washins-
ton. ss-ss,i
AMERICANA L Humbrick Liberty, vs.; Cant
Cavendy, Mr. Wright jamestown; Mr. Aiexander
Meckienburg; j r Fiaks & Son, John q Price, v w
Penny, Benz Collins, Me; d Nelson. Cumberland;
L Picott. Phila; John Lynn, Kenysport Tenn; Miss
Baker, Pa; G Hodges. Baltic; John II Flord, Ap-
ponattox; JAS Abbeu, do; H Payton, We; Miss
Kendall -- Kendall, N Y; Mr. Rice Thos Luz
dies, II Lupesley Ala; Mr. Glidden, Petersburg;
Burnley, do; John N Adams. Ala; Rob Scott, Mon.
treel; n Gardner. Fla; T McKensIey. Jackson,
w Jefferson. w Vaughan, do; j r Greenbury.
L r Bailey. L e Mason, Va; b W Leary, jas Pawn.
Z RI Lear, 9 Leary. Fla; Mrs T brown, INV
Brown, l. Brown. Va; II r Chene, Miss i. 4
Chene, Ga; II Margutt Richmond; n Carripaton.
We; Roscoe Heath, Richmond; WIN Fuaua II d.
Cumberland; Watkins Riddle, Buckinehsm. Dr.
Walker snd lady Goochland. So = :, i
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-R A Davis. w r
Davis, Williamsburg w Mallory, Caroline; q 8
Ihomss. Roanoke; Speesard, Craie: Evers
man. oummeTset; q n Stockton, w Beedles,
Orange Q Lard, Lard, Appomattox: 81
Hurt and son, Powhasap @ A Hodsers. Baltimore.
Hcodsoo, Columbia; 8 JONES', Amelia; b Jones
ana isdy. surry; Capt Graner, Brig Sailor; w Har.
tln, baltimore; J A Watson, Charles Civ: II B
Hsrris and lady. + Smith and lady, Mis- Andersop,
scon vile; Y Crnmp, w Warning and son, New
Kent; D Canpbell. J cieet, Baltimoro.
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RICHMOND AND THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
Richmond ever looked to Norfolk az her shipping
port, why was the York River Railroad protected
as the terminus of the great Central liner That
surely looks more TO Baltimore than TO our eitv-
But more anon.-Norfolk Beacon.
The misconceptions in regard to the course
and objects of Richmend are perfectly as.
founding Richmond never projected the
York River Railroad. It was projected in
the counties of Charles City and New Kent,
not in Richmond; and its original advocate
was Mr.. Lacy, of New Kent. The Richmond
delegation were at first opposed to it, and NOT
only voted against it, but spoke against it,
Least of all did Richmond project it as the
terminus Of the great Central line. That is
precisely what Richmond wishes to avoid
and to prevent that consummation has Ia.
oored year after year to obtain the air line to
charlottesville. Shall we never be under
stood?
we DO not make this statement because
We deem any apology necessary, even If
nacnmond did desire the York River termi.
mus Tor the Central Railroad, but simply be-
cause 1t is not true that she desires .nv .uch
terminus and our great respect for our con.
temporary Of the Beacon induces us n ass;r.
to set him right upon the subject.
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SLlonr AcoIDrrr.-About 4 O'Clock yes

SLIGHT Accommodated o'clock yes
terday afternoon, material train coming up, and
. coal train going down, met In short curve near
Port Walthail junction, doing some slight damage
70 the tender q Of the engines but not injurina
the other one at ALL and she consequently continued
on her trip. Melody was hun, and the amount Of
damage did mot exceed SIS or $50. report hav-
ing got into circulation Last evening that two pas.
seneer trains ON tho Hlchmond and Peten6urg
Railroad had coma In collision. resulting In the de-
srnction Of suady lives, We considered Il proper
20 give tho above statement, which embraces the
whole matter. No other accident occurred.
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DIED

At his residence, in Richmond, ON the 22nd inst.
GEORGE r. W. MCFARLAND, of Washington
Washington papers please copy.
On the 26th inst, FLORA, infant daughter OF
VIM H. and Mary E. Cassady. =
The friends Of the family, and also those of Chas
Millspugh respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral at the residence of the latter this evening
o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-27
MARR1En

On Monday, 18th inst. by the Rev. Robert Rylsnd,
Mr.. JOHN HI SMITH to Miss OCTAVIA ANN
REEVES. both of this city. k.,.r u = =
n Philadelphia and Boston papers please .py.
On the 4th inst by the Rev. Reuben Ford, Mr.
MARTIN DERR, Jr, to Miss CAROLINE HINES
all Of Henrico county, Va. q go -