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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The sub
= r,nvsnna county Va ON the canal, are prepared
70 furnsh Bin Timber for framing purposes. OF al;
mott any size, Of good quality at short notice, and
w i'-'--- BELvIN PARKER,
Lumber and Mahogany Deslers.
r,h o. Richmond, Va.
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CHARLES RICHARDSON has Just re-
~ celved 10000 Genuine Havana CIGARS. i'm
ported direct from Havana, which he warrants to be
equal In quality to any Cigars in the United States
He has also just received beautiful assortment of
other Pipes; Pipe Stems; Amber and Heerschsnm
Boxes, &c. "
The public are invited to examine the above sri-
elea American Hotel. y
Corner of Main and Iith streets
small lot of Genuine Plantation Cigars also for
sale. an q
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corr..pcndsnce Of the Dispatch.
rnrJTIcs - GEORGIA CENTRAL
s,.poap-ITs FREIGHT-FLouR, &c.

cRuPs - POLITICS - oSOnoiA Wv
Ra,LRoAp-ITsFR EtGHT-FLouR,& &c.
GORDON, GA, April u, 1855.
n.,r Dss,atch Nothing of interest here
- relate. All the Planters are complain.
inc of the cold weather, and have plan
cd their corn over a second time;
corn ON the Goth uit. about three inches al
which has all been destroyed by the iros
The late planting Of corn will intefte5e
ttrially with their cotfon crop
posed that all the fruit waS
examination, there will 3
Of of Is sss sp q, llll M
ted, ~ the third time, and the ftUsf Mst
NIGHT has nearly finished that planting-7
Mich OF the shrubbery in the gardens have
been killed., the bark having been frozen
after the sap had risen and the leaves were
forming, and now It il bursting open and
pealing off in many instances to the ground.
There is not much excitement here about
Politics. They are looking to Old Virginia,
10 see how she goes it is said much vii! DE.
pend upon the course the "Old Dominion
takes in the Gubernatorial election. who the
dominant party here will select tor their lead
or. There is great congeniaity OF feeling
between the Georgiaus and Virginians.
The managers ofthe Georgia Central Rail
the "Great Southern MAIL to take effect on
the LIST of July next.
There is an immense quantity of cotton
carried on this road, and much from Alaba
ma comes down this read. This road is do
ing good business-there are eight freight
and four passenger trains which pass here
daily.
Flour is SIS per barrel here.
Yours, 5 Z.
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EOR SALE-Exchange Bank Stock.
l. Virginia State Re gistered and Coupon Bonds
Virginia Central Railroad tmortgaged) Bonds.
Virginia and Tenn. do. do. Bonds
do. do. do. Stock.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock.
do do. do. (norts'd) Bonds
Southside Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by City OF
Petersburg. X. Fl. MAURY CO.
NH 29-fs
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r NOTICE .-PREMIUM .
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC- 0lI1A
TORY. No. IL Main st-The subacrihar

TORY, No. 177 Main st.-The subscriber re-
turns his thanks to his friends customers
and the public Generosity, for the liberal patronage he
has received from them and hopes by strict atten.
ton to business, to merit continuance of the same,
assuring them that pains will be spared, either on
his part OF those in his employment TO give satiac.
ton to all.
He would also most respectfully call the attention
PET BAGS, VALICES, &C., to his assortment, az
they will always find large stock to select from, ell
Their of his own manufacture or of the best Phila.
dephia, New York and Eastern work, of the best
that can be had, and at prices low as any other
house In the Southern country of the same quality.
4 ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, &C., No. III Main st.,
Richmond, Va.
Ladies', gentlemen's, boys misses and
children's Boots and Shoes. of eyery description.
made to order in the best and most fashionable
ner, at the shortest notice. il IL
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METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. AT meet
Ing of the Methodist Conference In Chelsea, Mas
sschuset the following facts relative TO the Meth
odist Sunday School Union were elected The
number of schools Ia the denomination is 9.90e, o.
scholars 553,065. The expenses of them S95, 600
amount raised for the Union about $40 900, exc
pended for the benefit Of new and destitute schools
mostly In western and extreme eastern settlements
Number of conversions during the year 1894
The Sunday School Advocate, the paper of thu
Union, publishes semi-monthly 10000 copies
The Union published the past year 62i, 30l bound
volumes; the whole number OF publications, in
Guiding about 479 600 childrens tracts is 4O7 249
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nOGGETT g. ANDERSON. UPHOI-

~ sTERERs AND PAPER HANGERS, Cor
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN Sis, are now
and elegant stock OF French and American Paper
Hangngs. Borders, Fire Screens and Curtain Papers
OF the newest styles from the best factories. Also
Floor and Table Oil Cloths all qualities; white check
and Cocoa Matting.; Curten Damask and Trimmings
Muslin and Lace Curtains; Window Shades; Curled
Hair and shuek Mattreases; Feather Beds; Bolsters
Webbing. &c. which will be sold on the most rsa.
sonsble terms, and Paper Hanging and UphoIste.ine
promptly attended to and faithfully executed in town
or country continuation of patronage received is
respectfully solicited, with our best endeavors to
merit tne same. NH 24-d3m
RICH'S PATENT Fam
80 commissioning purchased the right to
n;sh the above, we are prepared to fur
snem and they are in extensive use in the Northern
s pronounce them the be st and most economi.
sE Ef5 ssfs c n,sf; Es1ss [0% % 50
NH 3o-dlm&c2m I43 Main If Rchmon,d
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
~ COB MILL-N OTIC E.-Tbe n.Jer.;.ned
nsving purchased Of Messrs. Robbins Bbb. Of Raj.
sD the exclusive right to vend the above Mill
Aibemare Fluvanna and Goochiand, il now nrenss.
ed to supply the demand with Mills Of the vs,v bet
materials ready for use, a. follows: 'e''
No. grinds 10 bushels per hour with cns bo,.s-
., No ,rod' Is bushels per hour with two hor...
No. srinds 20 bushels per hour with two hor.er--
The utility and economy of these mills ara upou..
donable and It ID confidently believed that thew
be kept In daily use for ten years ''''s
The undersigned hereby gives notice that ths..
mills cannot be sold within the above named tsrto,S
except By himself by his duly authorised assni =
and any nffin cement uspn his rights will be PROMPT
~ prosecuted. ,
am acting a. agent also, for the sale of Macsre.
sois Patent CaudTon Furnace, or Agricultural Boil.
or. for wood or coal. Etr - :
Persons ordering, win address me ct GordonsviIls
~ @. b. McCORMlC.
vHredericksburg News and Lynshburs Vireiniau
copy month and forward bill to me ct 6ordonsylle
q sp z-dGclm c. b, Nee
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HIRSH q BOTTCHER,
LII 209 BROAD STREET,
Are now opening and daily receiving their stock Of
NEW SPRING TRIMMINGS,
for Ladies' and ChildreD1 Dresses Of the latest and
most fashionable styles.
Also, large variety of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
Fans, Bracelets, Travelling Bags, Porte Monnaies
&c &c.,-to which we call the attention of purcha.
sers. nh 2l-1m* HIRSH BOTTCHER.-
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NOAL AND WOOD.-The Subscriber
~ takes pleasure in announcing to bis fIends and
the public that he has effected arrangement which
will enable him to keep on hand at all times full
supply of as good BFTUMINOUS COAL az can be
found In this market, aud which he win sell on a.
reasonable terms az II can be had.
ALSO-A good supply of OAK and PINE WOOD,
at the market price. yNO. NJ. STRATTON,
Produce Broker and Dealer in Wood and Coal
fe 8-dSm On the Bas}D. corner of 10Th n
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H-DA-GUMB.-The subscribers
" have Just received a small lot of Imperial
Golden Smoking Tobacco" or, 1t is called in the
East, "Gurnh.Da Gumb." This Tobacco is some.
thing extra it is highly priced In the East, and is
used exclusively by the Ladies' We had few box.
es of this exquisite narcotic sent to by an officer
in the East, merely as sample Of magnificent Smo.
for oIce in their lives have taste of the genuine
g. D. g: The public are cautioned to beware Of
had only of NORBORNE NORTON s. CO.,
1854 Main street,
an I2-6t Opposite American Hotel.
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MATCHMAKING NOTICE.

r. MATCHMAKING NOTICE
"a JOHN N. WILLIAMS, Matchmaker and
NA, Jeweller, (formefy with Mr.. John HILL
hiss removed from his old stand opposite the
American Hotel, down to West 18th street, 2 doors
from Main street, where he continues to repair
Watches, Clocks Jewelry, &c, and to give the most
perfect satisfaction to his custc mers,
All Watch and Clock work done in q nest and
workmanlike manner. and kept in perfect running
order for the space Of twelve months thereafter
without any additional charges being made.
nah 2I-lms JOHN N. WILLIAMS
NJ. B. Wstchwork done for the city and country
trade at trades prices. 1Etk
JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
Matchmaker and Jeweler, West 18th Ct,
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MANNY's PATENT REAPER AND

tested for the last two YEAR, 10 the Northern and
wsasIn STATES and pronounced the best In use-a
phs.h aM nas been awarded to 1t at every Fair at
.ho.s ~9o may want Reaper or Reaper and Mower
noio. .ofws5d their ssdsrs early 70 avoid disap
PI snh ~ BALDWIN. CALDWELL a. Co,
- ev-uIuint wan l43 Mnin nt Hfoh mnnd.
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q nj. SCHULTZ, NO. 81 MAN

NJ. SCHUIIH, NU' % -
~ sTREET-Ofeu great Inducements 70 the
town and country trade having just retufn-
13 cd from the Northern cities, where he 9 ns 9
salected in person a large stock Of CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMEREs AND VESTiNGS, which he will make
On to order in the nsatest style and on the most rea
sonabe terms. He has also purchased age iot q
TAU.ORS TRIMMINGS, to which he would call
the attention Of the city and country trade either at
Wholesale or retail at sm,ll advance on cost. y
stock of READY-MADE CLOTHlNa 10 complete,
made in the cty and at prices to suit the tmes-to
al of which would cali the attention OF my friends
and the public generally. Be sure and recollect the
place, No 81 Main street. =. ,cr,,ru,
\ I M
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DAPER HANGTNGS, UPHOLSTERY

0EORGE W. READ. 8. Il. LESTER,
DEAD & LESTER, AttOrnies at Law
III will attend regularly all the Courts Of Halifax
Pittsylvanis and Henry, Virginia, and will attend to
the Collection of Gains in the adjoining coun ties of
North Carolina. 5.. -
EF Office Craghsad street. Danvills. Va.
NH 23-3m
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co-PARrNHReH1Ps Go.

NTGa0TITfION or CO-PAR1NER-
sMsp-D. e.gWOOLDRIDOE having sold 70
A. ssms. OF Ctssterfeld, ell his Interest e the
conceru Of Walke 4 Co, the paftnenniP nets ser
sent. -. r. xUf1f1T.nkIngE
ro-PARTJERSHIP.-I. III. Wake
4 nd ALEX. SIMS have this day formed go.
rs,tnsrship under the firm aud style Of WAKE
Er1 and win continue the GROCERY AND " ~.
MISSION BUSINESS ut the OLD ,tsna. MfW ~;
street. ~ Try SINS
nh 23-1m ALLA c.H.o
NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING viii have an interest In our business from
this date. ShN" 10
Richmond. Jan. 1st. 1854. ----------l. S-
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NEW FIRM-BRAZEAL e stage.

NEW FIRM-BRAZEAL u STAd6.
IN We have associated under the sbove hrm, ior
the purpose of conducting the WOOD and COAL
TRADE, and hope by stlict personal attention 70
business to deserve public patronage,
We shall at all times keep on hand a full supply
~ OAK and PINE WOOD, and also ANTHRACITE
and BITUMINOUS COAL. all Of which will be sold
At nsrk at rates WILLIAM C. BRAZEAL,
.s'---> 49, JOHN r. STAGE
c. Office between 9th and 9th sts, Basin Bank.
FS-Daily expected, cargo of best ANTHkA'
CITE COAL, Egg and Lump. b. "a ..
NH 2S-d1ms
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BsrTfsa PaovrscRs. New Brunswick Legis'
laturs adjourned on The 12th inst, after making ap
propsiAtionsto the amount of aal5 900. 10 closing
de session Of the Nova Scotia Assembly, the Gov'
ssnor saA he anticipated no difficulty In borrow
LOG funds to carry on the public works of the prov
tnce. 1ts s. sz i< rs5s si as Il
The Halifax Chronicle Of the Iath says. q.
"A number of immigrants arrived in the city
yesterday from the United States by way of Wins
dor. We are Informed that they came on intend
Ing to enlist 10 the British service az the Germans
did last week, but when the officers called upon
them, they refused, to man, to enlist"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

IN Committee on the Oak Woed Cemetery have
laid off the sams, and the Superintendent e row
ready to receive applications for nterment of white
persons who do not wish to buy section, and for
persons of color. ssg
The Engineer Of tbs city isnow engaged in laying
of the sections which wiz be ready for sale in few
weeks.
Applications for interments sections must be
made to 5E&s8
mh7-2aw2m JEO. REOFOnD. supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

E'ANC1 dhAIE AMI EENDEh MA
l. NUFACTORY, E and 9th sts., Richmond, Va
have for sale 800 CRATES and TENDERS, embra-
cling all the various kinds used in the South, East,
West and North. l receive monthly all the various
patented patterns used in the Eastern and Northern
cities, and am prepared to manufacture Crates and
Tenders at Northern prices.
Builders and Merchants, and others In want of
Crates and Tenders, will find it to their advantage to
give me sail before purchasing elsewhere.
All work manufactured and sold by is war
ranted. SAM'L ID. DENOON.
FOR HIRE have for hire likely Girl, IA years
of age, used to waiting in the house. Terms mode
rate. ja22-Sm
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.
MRS. WOOLHOUSE offers her SER
1N4 vices to the Medical Faculty and the Ladies OF
Richmond, as Leecher and Cupper, and trusts by
siduous attention to merit their kind patronage.
~ Mrs w. may bs found at all times at her resi-
dence on 1eth street, in the rear of R.. r. Duvals
Drug Store.
N B.-The best imported Leeches constantly re-
ceiying and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bandages on
hand and made TO order. fe %
A light over The door, from 9 o'clock till morning.
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d1L MANDER FIRE PROOF

- SAFES, MANUFACTURES BY EVANS WAT SOY,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires In Baltimore, Philade1phie sno
New York and when opened th cir contents OF books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
warsnted to be Fire Proof Safes. with Halls patent
Ssas For saIs by H BALDWIN,
- si-ts I48 Main st., Richmond.
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81 iasa xssI saislsss 49, ssx
90 4 aAas4Hsssf s8sss - q s8as ~
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IL It affords me much pleasure to say to the sui
ferng poblic, that MRS. DAVIS ELIXIR Is the only
efectual remedy have used for Coughs, Colds,
&C. have used it myself and believe it to be worth
more than all others 10 use. Try it, and will en-
sure your satisfaction M. Y. DAY.
HENRIco COUNTY, Dec. l, 1854.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers
Alex. Duval, Paterson Jackson, Chss Millspsugh,
e. ]. Picot, A. Rodekar and Charles D. Yala.
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MrecnrrANnoUs.
IS1 HE UNDERSIGNED

<<xS HE UNDERSIGNED
hess loave 20 cali attention 70
his stock Of GOODS, whish q
large, we'll assorted, and Of hls
own importation, viz.
FISH HOOKS ana FISHING TACKLE, of every
description consisting 10 part Of supene east steel
KIRBY Limerick Virefnis Bea and other Hooks SIX,
Hair, Linen and Cotton Lines Walking Cane and
Jointed Rode Euoods Canton 6ea Grass; Floats,
Resls, Artificial Files; Silk- Worm Gat Cane Reeds
Aiso-oUNs and SPORTING APPARATUS:
Powder Flssks Shot Belts. Game Bags. Percussion
Caps, Drinking Hlasks, &c
Colts and other flsTOLs, Scissors, Pen ana
Pocke Knives, dc
All OF which offer ct the lowest Wholesale prices
The public are respectfully invited to call and AKA
MINE 3. SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No. 1872 Main street,
NH le-sm Opposite Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

TIHE AMEEICAN LIE INU UNI
Il WITH POLLY'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE
BUCKET-This Pump 10 acknowledged by scen.
tihc men who have witnessed its operation, to pos.
sess many advantages over all other Lifting Pumps
now in uso 1t is applicable to wells of any depth,
and its simplicity Of construction and durability
must render it the favorite Pump of the Union.
A working model csn be seen at the store oil
kessrs Mott & Nelson, e doors below st. Charles
Hotel) Main st. All orders left at that place will
receive prompt attention.
NH 20-1mk
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MEDICINES.

TX NOW OTHINGS.-Although to know
IN nothing is the order of the day, there some
left who know ,thing-for all who have tried 1t
ia the best article used for Rheumatic and all
other pains; and knowing this important fact they
will use no other linimsnt. We therefore wish to
let them know that there is still supply on hand
and all in want can be supplied.
Fer sale by PURCELL, LADD CO, Bennett l.
Beers, Adie Gray. Duval & Norton, w. p. Ladd,
L. B. Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the CITY. APT
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TACKSON'S BITTERS.-In justice to
- r. III. Jackson and impelled by sense of duty
to those afflicted with Dyspepsia, would most ear
pesty recommend trial of JACKsoN's EXCELSIOR
BIrTERs, having found great relief from the use of
them when every other remedy failed.
They may be found at E j. Picots, A. Bodekers.
8. M. Zachrisson's. and at Chas Miilsp ,ughs Drug
gists, Richmond, Va Try them.
NH 23-ts JA(,OR & ATTEE
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on Franklin street, between 9Th and 7th Sta
(opposte Mr.. VIM G. Aliens Rcw,) eortafniaf or
10 rooms convenient closets. pantry, Kitchen, &C.
suitable for large family or boarding house. The
rooms are furnished with chandeliers and other sss
fixtures. City water In the yard. To good tenant
the rent viii be moderate. Posseeion can be given
Immediately Apply at Mrs. Booker's boarding house.
Bank st. to the undenigned at his school rooms
on the premises spT-2w ~ r. b. L T10HE.
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q FOR RENT.-Two upper rooms in
IL the new brick tenement ON 10th street, be.
tween Main and Gary. sos
ALSO-The Store on the corner Of 18th and CAV
streets. lately occupied by us.
BARRETT NORRIS,
re 10 No 136 Cary Street.
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ELLYSON VERIFY, wholesale dealer in
IL imported and domestic CIGARS, Smoking To-
bacco, in quarter half, and threefourths pound pa
pers, w. P. HIPS brand. 2pound boxes Lafayette.
Commerce and Trade Pocahontas and California
brands; also in barrels all of his own manufacture
Chewing Tobacco. of the best brands, Snuff, aud
Pipes.
Pearl Street, between Cary and Main, No. 81, up
stairs. NH 2l-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

~ HORSE FOR SALE.-The largest
~ and safest family HORSE in the city for
SALE He is years old this spring an works quietly
sny where Can be bought for less than cost or his
value. Apply at this Office. apI2-1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

UXFORD'S PATENT SELF-RISlNG
IL FLOUR.-This article for making light Bread,
gscnit leht Puddines of all kinds, Cakes Pancakes.
De-. without Ytast Or Yedsf Posodey.
Tho result of actual expenu ut proves that par.
raj of ordinary -four absorbs go lbs Tor 50 per c OF
water while this -four absorbs 90 bs Tor 50 per Ct to
the barrel Hence all must see that great saving u
to be realized by its u.e. The preparation u war
cults can be made and baked Ia ten minutes MANY
families In the city using it entirely Sold In any
JAMES LUXFORD.
Sixth st., doors from Broad st.
]. L. has on hand good selection OF FAMILY
GROCERIES 1sf ~ NH 20-lmh
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- FOR RENT-The 2 Tenements On
~ the North side of franklin street, opposite to
the Masonic Hall. Possession given Immediately
Apply to John p. Talley, or to the subscriber
NIB 22-ts L. WINSTON
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TA "a
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~ BOYD CO.. having leased this desirable no
tel will spare no pains to msptsn its former
TER 10 tske the entire charge Of the House on spd
after let April The former patrons Of this nose,t
and numerous friends Of Z. PORTER sra reqoe"ee
10 give them call.
Kiohmond. March %, 1855. epo
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REMOVAL.-The Subscriber

IN FOR SALE OR TRADE-A tho
8k rough bred COLT. five years old. perfectly
sound and very handsome. in which there can be
. bargain had If early application i made to
g. L EARNEST,
an 12-ta Council Chamber Hill.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-16
/ i Trick Exposed.

We see by the Virginia Chronicle A
that report has been circulated, that Col.
Beale, the Know Nothing candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, has become dissat-
isfed with his party. This report. no
doubt, has been gotten up to catch the
vote Of the Democrats who have recently
withdrawn5from the Know Nothing coun-
ellis III jackson county. The whole affair
h. been exposed BY MI. Hutchinson il
a card to the editors Of the "Chronicle.''
in which he unwittingly says IL II
Nh. Enron: Understanding since
my arrival at Ripley that d report il
in circulation in Jackson County
that'Col. Beale has become dissatis-
fed with the American party and in
tie nds voting the Anti American
ticket, take the occasion to saythat
there is no foundation at all for the
rumor I,had a conversation with
Col. d. id the early part Of the week,
and he is still more strongly attach.
ed to the principles Of the Reform
Party than ever" II 4 +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-16

/ E n y q NB. 49, . "A
This very aged ox-honorable Y Pr
forth as the Know Nothing candidate 'or
Lieutenant Governor. His qualifications
arc, that he has tried 10 Get The noininflal-
ton, two years ago, from the Democracy,
for tho Board Of Public Works a gne
couldn't get II. Wanted nFon,irnation 70 10y
Congress last summer, but vas considofod
worn out and broken down.. If Tried to get
tie office Of Marshal from3 President
Pierce, and wasrejected. He denounced
Know.Nothings last winter and said IN tha \
he should roe for M. Wise; and that \ a
Wise would make good Governor, II Hc
also voted against the Bounty Land i, lev Ia
Of 1850, and is in favor Of . MANUAL
LABoRING SCHOOL FOR THE
PooR;--yes, . poor school, whore Che
poor Of the s.ate-including the girls'
too, we suPpose-are 70 be rorks &. a rl''
taught to pillow, dig, root, hoe corn a l'd
dig potatoes, Oh, yes! The ex.honorable
il il favor Of manual laloring school tor
he poor; and the Penny Post says that
he is h p,iious Baptist, TOOL Who will deny
but whatthe Col. is the most suitable per-
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