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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27
AUGUSTA,

Below>we give the letter and signatures
nine friends from that township of indomitabe
Republicans. 1t will be seen from the contents
ths.declarations had been madelto the effect that
the circulation Of our paper should be curtail-
ed whereupon our friends rallied and inCreas
I'D our circulation. For the benefit of our true
friends, we state that no one has discontinued
his paper going tothat offi,e. And in fact we
think The sober second thought will overtake
them before they are guilty Of so rash an act
They can't stop so good a paper we think
although we do drop shot occasionally into that
CELLAR. And had we been there last Saturday
night about eleven or twelve o'clock, might
have done 50 again, But we give the letter.
Augusta, Sept. cath, 1855.
Messrs. Editors, Free Press
Below please
End list OF nine names,as subscribers for your
valuable paper. to co mmence Immediately and
continue until stopped by order. We have
determined to do all we can to support your
paper in its noble struggle for freedom. The
immediateI cause of our getting up this club
was this:
Some week or two ago you published
piece in your paper hinting hat meeting o,
Sag NIGHTS had been held in a cellar in Angus
IA DC.
At this some of our ..Roorbacks took Offence
and got up their bristles and declared they
would stop their paper, that is .he Free Press
Whether they have done SO or not we know
not. But one thing is certain. we will do more
for he Free Press. than they can do against it
You can tell our friends throughout the couu ty
that Augusta is all right on the great cause oi
freedom, and will do her share towards swell
ling the, majority Of Chase, Ford Il Co.
Clark Manfull;
John Rock,
Abr. Westfall.
James Rowley,
John 3rannon,
Charles Jackson,
Jesse ShourdS,
John Whisner,
J.B. Roach"
Well done Augusta.
Our friends IN that township are ready 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27
NOTICE..

mo the creditors Of Anderson R. DemPster, deco
i On the 27th day Of June, A. D. 1855, the fIoOAts
Iorrt ~ Carroll county. Ohio, declared tie Estate Of
Anderson R. Dempster, decd. probably insOl!snsi
creditors are therefore required TO present their sAmA
agains. the Estate to the undersigned for Allowance
Within six months from the time above mentioned o
they will not be entitled TO payment ,1~
IeesburGh, July 3 1855
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27
Tailoring,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
The citixen's of Carrollton and vicinity, that
\. has oneued out tailor shop, in the room formerly
oc.nned by n. Burger, as hat Store, on Main Street.
where he is prepared TO execute AllwOrk IN his line up
on the shortest notice. and in the most approved style
pissss sS rive him call DAVID M 4ckS0N.
Anil & 1855. u.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27

IWi also, attend at the Treasurer's Office, I'M Car
rotOn, from the 22d day Of october, until the 2Oth
day OF December to receive taxes from those who baTe
not previously paid.
The following is the amount charged on each dollar
valuation for the present year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27

TOD.LIyRR Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil Castor
y Oil, Olive Oil &c. !. y A bAAlH"'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27
Well done Augusta.

Veil done Augusta.
Our friends IN that township are ready for
the onset Charge along the whole line of Sla-
very propagandists, and tyranny and OpPOs',,
ton must fall beneath the thunder strokes oil
truth and justice.
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Leesburgh, July 3 1853
LOOKING GLASSES

NOR the fall trade, at greatly reduced prices Buyers
are invited to examine Otr stock before Pu Iesas-
nv elsewhere. RICHARDS, KINGsLAND co,
Manufacturers, ITO Chambers st., NeW YORK.
Aug. 23, 1855. 2m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27

CoMpLMENrARY.-At a meetingof the mem m ~
hars Of the Phrena BOSNIAN Society OF hlcn'
%opd MOI, / College, held August 2o, 1855. the FOL,
lowing compliment was paid Mr. Joseph
T;UJlsv % late professor Of th6t College
Resolved: That Tie grateful acknowledge
ments of the society are rendered 70 rroessT a Go1
Lindley, late President of the Klcnnona 10,
lege, for many acts Of kindness and instance
Of interest, all Of which are gratefully reme~
bered.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27
NEM SPRING GOODS,

OUR FRIENDS will rejoice TO have us an
" nUunce that we have just returned ffom
philadelphia. with splendid stock OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOoDS,
which for richness Of style and cheapness Of price, has
never been paralleedi in CarrOtOn First come inst
served" An enuu Grafton of articles is entirely unre-,
cessary but we may say Il our stock is MOSTLY nav
and al prices that will almost compege with la years
goods a, COST. splendid stock OF EmbrOideres
Comprising all the new styles of Collars, Laces &c &C
very cheap. These goods are among the hrst In the
market this Spring aud our friends will do well to make
us visit before they are all gone. "Smal profits anC
quick sales" is our motto. oo,,,r,
Mor BEE tfA
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27

CARROLL COUNTY The Republicans OF Car
roll have put in nomination for Senator Mr.
John Beatty, of Carrollton' We have oeen @
long personally acquainted with Mr. Beatty
and are satisfied that he is good choice, de
several years ago represented that county IN
the Legislature, and bis course there was hlghi..
" satisfactory to his constituents, No doubt
his election is certain, bv large majority.
With Mr.. Potts, the Republican candidate iGr
Representative, we are not SO well acquainted
but from good authority, we learn that he !, Is
lust the man for the occasion. Little Carroli,
we have no fears, will give good account o
herself this fall,-[Columbiana County 6epuO'
lican.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27

RATHER NoIsY.-At a wedding which Came
off in Allegheny, on Monday night, one named
Classy Campbell, being the blushing BRIDE
Whisky and other stimulents of like nature
circulated among the guests until their conduct
became so uproarious, that some of the neigh
bors laid complaints before the Mayor, where
upon some Of the party were arrested. among
whom was the newly made wife, who was
sent to Mount Airy for term of five days
Rather disagreeable way OF passing the hon
ey MOON we should say.-Plttsburgh Chron-
icle,
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NEADY- MADE CLOTHING
X Good assortment and at fair prices,
Ii orsale by CUMMINGS l. COUCH.
CIIK PARASOLS,--As the signs indicate
y warm summer, we are prepared to supply the dc
nand for PrasOls.
By the Cord O. 4 O.
T ADIES' DRESS GOODS-The best to be
II Iound in the market, aud at prices that viii aston
SD.
BOOTS d SHoES.-Any amount Of all kinds
ID always to be found at
COTTON YARN. COTTON CHAIN AND
! u Batting, by the armful, to be had Of ~.
INSEED OIL.-ManHfactuTed 81 'hS I teh'
| tice MiI' -,o,,
.lCALT, LIME l. FISH .r ch6
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ARRIVALS at TIE PRINCIPAL RoTsLs
YESTERDAY


Tenn; w 8 Blsnsins Va; W Munsou, " Y; w =
Dabney Va; A George. Richmond; A shsnnst,
J Reid, NJ Che.vers, Va; PAGE, Hanover: Henry
Duke. Rishmond; l. Smile. Hobbs, Bait; Miss
Manning, Col J Manning c; Roney. = ASS
Buchanan: Hamphele, Halifax; A Anderson, Tenn;
Scott B J Foster, Amelia.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-T 8 Arlington, Camph'll
T H Wa,hali, Halifax; Clarke Gr'ysor; Viii
llama, Williams, jones g Jones N C;
d Hard, 81 Wood Henry; D Douglass, w Col.
quit, Va; 8 n Henry, Ky; Or r n Board Bedford; r
Ii Sullivan, 8 C; q Mi'chslI n. C; Miss HsI.
riss. Tenn; w g Rrvton, Mo; & 8 Winfree, Ches-
terfslt; Coleman, Caroline; Coquitt N Y;
Fl Hampton, Nelson; Clarke. Ed MRS Robin
9 M Dyer, N Y; A A latham. Mrs Cheatharn Mics
Porte, Chespd; N Gilman. Il a; w Phe
tiers, st Louis; r Rice, Halifax; w Davis, s 8 r
r: Thscxton Petersb-rg.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Mrs Griffith and svt, Miss
Gnfith Mlss Page, Glouces.er; Mrs selden s chill.
Phal Mrs Wilson, w Bsrrsud, Mrs Barrsud, Nor.
folt; Fl Gordon Mrs Walker, st Louis: g w s
Lsgrae, Charleston; VIM Willis Broocks, H II
Marshall & n Shepperson. " Price w Greene,
Chsrlotte; g Wilkins. Washington; Holden,
Hay, Miss Reynolds, r Ys,broush, NC; w Jore,,
Lsnshorns. w Fl Jones C K Vaughan, Lvnchbg J
Kyle, r J Hendy, Christisnsburg; w Crowder
Misses Crowder Crowder, Barks3ale. M
Barksdale. Miss e Hannah, Scales, Miss Scales,
bu,n, w P Kemp. Va; A W Pike, Roanoke; King,
Suffolk; Miss Walker, Petsbg; Edw Rawlius; o;
Miss Peachy, 4 p Archer. Amelia; Fl Smith, w
Wood, Charlottesville; Col Dent and LADY, Als; w
Arlington, Va; Harrison. Richmond; Dab
ney, Miss; Taylor. Orange: w T Fry. Mrs Fl Fay,
StsunEo on; w Wickham, Hanover; Wedwell, N
Y; Anderson, Louisa.
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CTJRSING ASSOCIATION.

Awestern paper, the Okalona News. sug-
pests the organization In that place of
. Cursing Association" for the purpose of
building fence around grave yard. 1.-THE
power of profanity" remarks the editor,
avhich runs to waste in the streets is enor-
nous. Let every member of the Association,
vheneyer he utsers an oath, be obliged to
rive a paling, and whenever ne curses, let
h;r, contr;butea rail to make fence around
the grave yard. We are well aware that the
R;ble forbids to render railing for railing.
hut we are sure it has no application to such
eases AZ the present. We do not know the
amount of work requisite to inclose our Gem
etery. but it is amply within the means OF
the proposed Association. There were SIX
ty. one votes polled at the late electloni some
few of the voters of our village do notswear'
but there are usually a number of accom-
plished swearers in town not yet entitled 10
vote, and many of our boys can hold nano
| with any of their seniors. All things con'
| sidered we think the income OF tne A''oo'"
ton might be estimated at half dozen pa
lings day from fifty regular conIrlp"'c. y
which would pail fifty yards p day "a 40"
court days would supply all the raiis' anu III. :,
Sunday cursing could be set apart as 3 lunu
for posts. The little boys might ma inc
nails, and after the pailing was completed the
villagers, who affect such phrases as Darn
my skim BY the Great Mogul,' &c. could
whitewash it."
| This ia q capital suggestion, and there are
many other places besides Oklahoma where
the organization of Cursing Associst ton for
some useful object, would prove one OF the
easiest and most efficient modes ever adop-
ted for raising large revenue. Inc
vast amount of cursiug power that no"
runs to waste is enough to overcome every
economical mind with settled melancholy.
Cursing was fer a time practised principally
| in military and naval circles, but it has now
become as common and cheap as dirt. Eve
ry loafer keeps a supply of the article ana
little boys damn each others eyes and SOUS
with as much vim as if they had the power
| to execute the sentence which they pro-
nounce The great originality and wit re-
quired for cursing naturally gives their pos.
SCISSOR an exalted standing in the opinion both
of his fellow men and himself. Every man
who can bring in the name of the Almighty
upon the slightest occasion, is naturally re-
garded as fellow of Infinite humor. Such
a luxury ought not to be enjoyed without
paying for it, and hence the value ofthe sug
gestion of the Oklahoma News.
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MARINE NEWS.
Poxr or RtcHMoNn. Sept. 7

ARRIVED,
schr Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore. gusno, McGru.
der & Son.
Schr Geo Washington, Thomas, Baltimore, guanc,
w Coquitt x Co
schr WIN Colquilt, Phillips, Baltimore, guano, w
D CoQuitt Co
schr Exit. Gray, Nanssmond, ndzs to captain.
Schr Monterey, Gray Nansemond, moze to cap
tain.
schr Dsnville, Chester, New York. mdze d l. w
Currie.
schr Abdel Kader, Brown, Philadelphia. coal. r
Halves.
fish Davenport. Al len. l. Co.
ecur n eurIoIJe, springs, Petersburg, Iumoer, z ii
wbitiock Son.
schr Amelia e. Johnson, johnson. Vienna. guano,
J Crepshsw.
schr Henry Read. johnson, Petersburg, lumber,
J Mercsr.
sohr Helen, Long, Boston, mdze, w Curris.
SAILED,
Sshr Exprss. Cailon. Jane. River, light.
Sch, Gao Henry, Smith, light.
Sohr Bloomfield. Bsekwth. Baltimore. light
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sssssAcHusETrs DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvRs
TIoN.-The Democratic State Convention of Mas.
sach usests assembled at Worcester, "Wednesday
there being betw 500 aud 600 delegates present
E D Beach of Springfield, was nominated for Gov.
ernor. and Caleb Stetson, of Braintree, for Lieut..
Governor.
A series OF resolutions was introduced aud adop.
ted, fully endorsing the National Adminiat ratior:
denouncins Know Nothinasm with much emphe.
sis; complimenting Henry A. Wise for the bold
stand he took aeaiDst the secret party 10 Vireinia
uuequiyocally condemning the Maine Law, and
calling upon all Democrats and liberal men TO
vote for the Democratic nominees
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DID.

Attn O'Clock A. M, yesterday, BETTE, daughter
of VIM. and Martha Hoio gay, aged7 months and
81 days
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
fuaeIal at her fathers residence, Broad, above
Monroe street, at 10 O'Clock this morning
In this city last evening ct 20 minutes to o'clock
alter Or trsc;ed illness of several wseks which he
bore with CnrsLiAn foriituds, MAI JESSE sNEAD
thu 62d year OF his age, leaving devoted W e,
daug hterE fve sons and large number Of fries to
mourn HE loss. Few ever lived more up1ght
life, and ssr an example by his dsi'y nereoure " q,
mankind, more worthy to be followed than Major
Snead.
His funeral will be preached at the I'd Baptist
Church (Rsv. DIR. Howells) ON Sunday next (9.h
last at 10 O'Clock. The friends of the family are
invited to attend.
TIE FUNERAL of the late DR.. Leon Gel
bardt will be preached Sunday morning next, ct
III O'Clock at the First Baptist Church, by the Rev.
DR.. Burrows.
His friends and acquantances are resps etfulls In.
yitsd to attend. &c Sit
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SCHAMYI,

The celebrated Circassian warrior Schamyl,
under whose mastery lead the Circassians
have so long successfully resisted the mighty
power of Russia, is described by recent
writer as a man of middle ststue, light hair,
gray eyes, shaded by bushy and we'll arohed
eyebrows; nose finely moulded and small
mouth. His complexion is peculiarly fair
and delicate. and the elegant form of bis
fifty five years old, but still vigorous, though
he has of late years taken personal share
in warlike encounters only on critical occa-
siOns.
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sail boat was accidentally upse. at Cape Nav
on Thursday last, and Mr.. Samuel M FoQe, of
Canada, was drowned.
Passmore Williamson has been nominated by the
State Republican Convention of Pennsylvania az
Canal Commissioner for that State.
The jury in the inquest on the death oil the can,
tain OF the ship Ariel, have returned a verdict of
murder against the mate and the two apprentices
A collision occurred on Monday on the Vermont
Central Railroad, between an express and freight
train. A passenger car. filled with spiri,uslis,s.
returning from their convention, was badly shat
tered and few of the occupants slightly hurt.
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TaE PETERSBURG ExpRrss, uniptention-


ally, ne have no doubt, does oDs of our ci,izens
great I'M justice 10 an article published In its local
colunn yesterday morn mag. Miss Margaret Weeks
was no, inferred In the Shockoe Hill Buryioa
ground, nor was her grave pointed out to her
mother by Mr. Pearce, the keeper But these
are the facts, as we learn from Mr.. Pearce hims
self.
Margaret Weeks, at the time of her death, was
panper-an Inmate of the Poor House-and like
9th. paupers, was buried outside of the walls of
tn burying ground, 10 a sort OF Poter's cid where
no graves are marked, and where the Keeper could
not be expected to designate any particular one =
Like other paupers she was buried by the inmates
of the Poor House, and when Mrs Weeks or mar
agent called on MIR. Pesrce to point out her las,
resting place, he replied that he was unable to do
SO, but called on VIM. Powers tho man that attend.
ed to her burial, who said he knew the grave and
pointed one cut If mistake was made, the "Ex.
press will readily perceive that no blame attaches
TO Mr.. Pearce for il, for no plan has been adopted
by which The grave of one psuper can be told from
smother. Had Mics Weeks been buried In the
shockue Hill burying ground. instead of In "Pot.
ter's field" and the mistake complained of been
made the Keeper would have been censurable );
but as that was not the case We feel assured that
the Express will make the necessary correction,
and thereby do act of simple justice 10 a wors
thy man aud excellent officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

A meeting ofthe refugees from Portsmo nth
and Norfolk was held in B altimore Thurs.
day, at which the contri buttons from differ.
ent quarters, and especially from Baltimore,
were appropriately acknowledged. 1t was
stated at this meeting by DR.. Banks, that
meeting would be held in Hampton Friday
at which delegation from the Howard As
sociation would be present, to consider what
was bes. to be done for the people of the in
fected cities
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KIDNAPPING A NFcRo.-On Wednesday

KIDNAPPING NFGRo.-On Wednesday
night last man calling himself JOHN GREY. and
protesting to hail from Thomssviils, Ga arrived
Ia this city having 10 his possession negro called
John Grey, which he claimed as bis slave, and took
lodgings at Mr. Lumpkin's, In the valley. AS
Grey was badly dressed, aud gave contradictory
statements of his place of residence. Mr. Lumukin
suspected something wrong, and, with other gentle.
men, cross.ques,ioned the negro, who gave a vari-
ETY. of answers. first saying that he belonged to
TON ~ Ch. Tao ,ba, M q 'oay Whining
WIN. Walker, that he came from Thoms svie. FJs.
(uo such place 10 FIoridaD but was born 10 Wa.b-
neton, Ga. After considering all the circumstance.
and the Suspicious looks OF the parties they were
arrested ana placed In prison. Yesterday morning
The two were srraigned before the Mayor, and
after partial hearing. remsndsd for future exam.
ination.
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ERs.-At the request OF the Mayor of this city we
iavlte especial attention to the fifth secfiOn of
I" An ordinance to prevent nuisances and improper
obstruhttons In the Streets. passed February 2s,h.
1851, with the assurance that 1t will be ripidiy en-
forced whenever violated. This ordinances il of
the utmost importance la preserving the health of
the city, and we are therefore gratied to fad TIL
the head of the Police 10 determined to dischsrge
his duty faithfully, and to compel citizens to dis
charge theirs. or make them pay dearly for any
dereliciion. The section alluded TO reads thus:
Every person occupying house or lot shall,
as far as such lot extends, cause tb paved gutter
drain In street or public alley opposite thereto,
TO be constantly kept open and free from obssruc-
ZION and If he fail go to do, may be fiaed not less
than one dollar nor more than ten dollars and
each day after the first that such obstruction re-
mains, shall be fined not less than two nor more
than tacenty dollars"
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-A gentleman and his lady can
II be accommodated WITH Beard and Rooms. In a
pleasant nsighborhood, franklin street, Shock0s
Hill
WANTED-To hire for the balance of the year, .
good COOK (colored SET -Sr
ROAKDING.- The proprietor is prepar-
H. ed to furnish Board by the day or wesf on the
most liberal terms, at the Marlboro Hotel, on Wall
trest. my 10 to j. HARDY
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MORE AID FROM HALHAx.-The sum of S305 16
has been sent by citizens of Halifax county, to
Messrs Barkesdale e. cad of this city, to be for
wardsd to the authorities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Of this sum Jno r Edmunds, ESQ., sub
scribed $780, II q few other counties would fol-
low the example of Halifax, there would be less
need of the subscriptions out of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

The CAMPBELL MINsTRELs will give
another oftheir amusing entertainments at Metro
potan Hall this evening. Those who wish to
hear some good music and enjoy a hearty laugh
will be cure to pay them visit.
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday morning: August 29sh. bv the Rev.
B.hop McGll, Mr. EDWARD o. MASSEE. of
New Orleans, and Miss PAULINA J. GIANNINI,
of this city
II New Orleans La.) papers please copy.
On the 14th inst. 10 Petersburg. BY the Rev. Mr.
Gibson, Mr. FRANCIS P. GIANNINI to Miss ANN
ELLEN DEAN, of Nottoway.
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DIR. GooCH.

We are happy to announce fhat DR.. P. 9.
t4oocH was living yesterday morning at s
a. clock, and was reported to be better. and
homes were entertained Of his recovery.
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MAros RAoE FOR Sc, OOO.-A match

MAroH RACE FOR $S,0O0.-A match race
has Just b.en closed in this city, to off over the
mile heats, So 600 side, between MIR. Henry Per
ritt's four year old Glencoe FLY. and Mr. David Nc
Daniels bay FLY .'Carolina" by Regent dam Clap.
ii Graz h. stable under the management of Mr. Da-
via the trainer of Sam Leteher aud "Carolira 10 in
the bands of Capt Belcher. under whose care she
won every purse that she started for last spring at
Broad Rock. fairfield and New Msrkes We know
-, -, the G1epco save that sne IL nanasvf"o
ama, and In 1f.slent hands but if al. saa hat
they can pick up many 8 dollar when the two como
together in good TX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

Dr.. Gro. w BRIGGs has removed to
his new residence of Bread aud 9th Streets
Church Hill, opposite Mr. james Win.ton's, where
he can BE- found at right during the day He still
continues his old Office at the corner of Governor
and Main streets
r. Oifise hours from 60 IL A. g., and from TO
: . 1rk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

RUNAwAY.-James, a slave to John W.
Atkinson, ordered fifteen stripes by the Mayor,
and then committed to jail as a runaway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

MAYORS CoURr.-The Mayors Court for
the city of Richmond will be held at O'Clock a.
NJ from the 10th of Apeil to the 10th of October
After the 10th of October, at 10 O'Clock.
For Civil baauess Thu ,sdays, always at Ii o'ck
A. l-ly
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AUCTION NorIoE.-Particular attention
10 requested to my sale, Tbs MORNING, st the
res;de1cs Of Mr. Robert mcCandiish Jr., on Grace
street, at 10 O'Clock. of handsome Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and very fns Rosewood
Case Piano, Cctsyes THOS. w. KEESEE,
Auetiauaar
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ONE WAY TO HELP THE SUFFRRERs-The hack.
men of Washington intend TO appropriate the re-.
cepts of their business next Monday to the relief
Of the yellow fever sufferers. The movement re-
fleets the highest credit this useful class of on
community.
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j. BROWN. Ja. Stock Broker. has remov-
cd his office TO No. Isl, tZumeruans) corner ain
and 18th streets. Sc 6-eets
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AooIDErT.-As Aid Fire Company, No.
4. was going to the re Thursday night, betwee
IL and O'clock, the Engine ran over Jos Elsm's
legs just above bis knees, iDjurpg him severely
He was taken to the office of DR. P Wiikie Brown
who rendered all necessary assistance and Ia now
doing we'll