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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-21

IDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. In the North
IA part Of Charlton, the depnt, consisting Of
two story dwelling house, ELL wood and carriage house,
shoemakers' shop and barn. with from Eve 10 hty
If choice land suitably divided into moving pasturing,
and woodland The above oers rare chance to a the
chanie or farmer, IS shall sell iotv II applied for
place. tas ~ W. LATHE.
ais HnsN lIa JOS ou3 l9ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-21

EEss ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
8sSsssl WORCESTER ExPREss-By Every Train.
Packages Forwarded Notes. Drafts 'and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages, and small Gases forwarded other Express
husnesst .'acted at FAN River Mansfield, Attleboro',
Taunton, Aew Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol,
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
on, Conn.
OFFIoEs.-1sO Main street Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store WoOnsocket; No 4 EXCHANGE street providen.a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-21

- FARM FOR SALE.--That valuable %
tate In Auburn mlles from this Office, well known
- he Baird Place, be had for cash, credit, or
CITY property For farther particulars inquire OF D.
KN0wLt0N, on the premises. VI myl
nIskOLUTION OF COPART ~ nc Re-
NJ eHIP.-The oOpartnerahip heretofore existing be-
tween Charles Pratt aud james y. Nolan, under the
and style Of PRATT a NOLAN, IL this day Dis
solved BY mutual consent. CHARLES PRATT
JAAEs y. NOLAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

ZIMMERMAN, THE MILLIoNAIRE.-SamualZ Zim'
mermnu, who was killed by the Great Western
Railroad accident, was a native Of Huntingdon
county, Pa, but for some time resided at Niagara
Falls owns the Clifton House, and at the time of
his death WAS estimated to be worth at least a
million of dollars. The Pi.tsburg Post says:
Mr.. Zimmerman, less than twenty yesrs ago
worked ct his trsds, which We believe was that of
a scksmith in the central part OF this State. He,
however pulled up stakes one fne morning turned
his fac. tsward the setting sun, and his family IN
P, Pennsylvania isst sisht of him entirely. In The
meantime a youoger brother, by f'ugsy taking care
of his earnings, enabled to start coach line be-
tween Spruce creek and William s5urg. Consisting OF
a four-wheeled vehicle and two horses, which he
drove himself Several years ago q gentleman stop
ped at spruce creek nd desired to be driven to VIII
iiamsburs but there being no other passenger, the
propriet0. of the aforesaid line at fret objected
He nevertheless. consentsc, and when the stranger
sot out h. handed hin, instead of the usual fare
three dou.rs-e three hundred dollar bill. This be-
saa to open Ei. eyes TO the Importance Of his pas
.eossr, and he discovered that he was no other
han his brother Sam, 90 disguised in good clothes
th.t a thirty miles ride had not undeceived him -
subsequently the now wsslhy banker bought his
poorer brother farm, woIth $4,000, in Illinois, ON
which be re sides
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

HORRIBLE AND MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN BOs-
ToN.-sAbout ?! O'Clock yesterday morning, man
named Waldo Woods was found bleeding profu-
sedly near Lowering place, Harrison avenue. He
was conveyed to the Station, and it was found that
he was wounded in four places on the head
there being one on the left temple, one behind
each ear, end one on the top of the head. al
evidently inflicted with sharp instrument The
one behind the right ear was very severe cash.
and it is thought The skull is fractured 10 that vicn
ity. He was taken home where he died in about
three hours. he deceased was an American
about 49 years Of age, and unmarried. He was
very respectfully connected, being a cousin of DR.
WinsIow Lewis, and it is said, at one time worth
$50 0OO but of late years has been dissipated liv-
ing in a miserable condition. and doing work
He had the reputation of being quie. and peace
able man. even when intoxicated.
Boston Chron. of Moaday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

WHO IS ENTITLED TO Ir?-Gen. Jsctson LETT
gold snu box TO the city New York to 10 bestow
cd upon tho most valiant in defending his country
rights and il has been subj -ot Of discussion ever
period of his death Men have since defended thsir
oouptrys ishts in war; and bssr honorable marks OF
tho service their persogs; but such 10 human na-
turs and love Of country, that nobody willing to
ovnfsss any one maus superiority N particular
though each thioks his own deserts give him very
strong claims to the possession OF the intsresttn
v in bis own favor for bite the city has been dis
su.,ipx the su set the boz appears to have been
Individually appropriated, and 1t 10 not now TO be
fund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

THE VINE IN FRANCE The number of acres
under vine cultivation in FL exceeds 5000 OOo,
giving employment, In the cultivation of the vine
and the manufacture Of wine to about 2GOc OOo
of persons, (mostly fenales) and in Its traDspor-
tation and sale to $50 600 The wine disease, now
more or less prevailing in all wine,producirg g
countries. has increased The average price of wine
from 100 to IFS per cent. The French Govern
ment derives a considerable portion of Its internal
revenue from the manufacture of this beverage.
about 80 900 COO gallons of which annually dis.
titled uto brandy, the expectation of which is un-
der special Government restrictions. Next to
wheat The vine is the most important of the ve-
getable productions of France, and extends over
the southern halt of the Empire. In 1e49 there
were produced in France 925, 100000 gallons of
wine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN CANADA.-The
Toronto G. lobe of StuTdEy publishes a list OF fifty
sig dead bodies that have been recovered, the names
Of eight persons severly injured and of fifteen wi o
escaped only slightly hurt or entirely unharmed,
making tai OF seven ty nine persons or the train
accounted for The number on etrsin ID buppo'
ed TO be larger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

Low WATER IN THE MISSISSIPPI-SaSpension
of Nouigdtion The water on the bar at ths mouth
of the Mississippi river has become so low tina!
navigation is suspended for vessels of large class
Already thirty ships, besides various other craft,
are now at anchor inside the bar, In consequence
of being unable to pass out. Among the boats
which are detained is the steamer Philadelphis
bound to Havana. This obstruction to navigation
of course not only seriously affects the commerce
and business of the city Of New Orleans, bnt is q
great incouv enience and oss to travellers and ship
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

The st. Louis Mercantile Library Association
has received several slabs from the ruins OF Nine
yah, which are of very great antiquity.
On Monday, the I'd of March, application was
made at the Piattsburg (Mo) Land Office for $50. :
coo acres of land.
The Clarksville (Tenn) Jetfsrsonan says that
the prospect for good fruit and wheaT crops 10 'ns
section are fatterirg
Thirteen saves were manumittsd q few days ago
under the will of A. Phillips, deceased, OF Ky ds
widow presented each with Sis.
The North Kentucky Agricultural Association
has been organised in Maysville, and six thousand
dollars subscribed for the purchase Of grounds.
Snow Is on the ground At Rome, N. Y. from .
foot 10 IL inches deep and the roads in the country
are saii to be drifted than ct any time this
winter.
The Legislatures Of Maine, Msssachuset' g.
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyi
yanis and Louisiana are the only ones now IN
session.
Several of the fsheriss on the Potomac have
commenced operations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

The ADVANTAGES CT FILIeUsTERING = Five
thousand four hundred Americans have pelishedIn
battle and by fever, in Nicarasua, snce walker
usurpstiep and yet he is nearer establishing bis
powsr than the first day he landed upon Nicaragua
.oil. There were probably among this number many
en- grest cesi better than their leaders, ~ho mao
hsen seduc ed to ioin the ndertakng from romantc
notions of extending the area cf freedom among
neonls epioyipg a. much liberty as themselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

"INTERKATIoNAL" Doc FIGHr.-It is said that at
q great dog fght ct Bronte, Canada, on Thursday
the inst the match was for SIS 600 side. and the
result was the death of the Buffalo dog, which ex-
pir-d after a combat of tive hours and hf
minutes the Montreal dog. although victor, ba ely
escaping aiye. p rites Of the "tancy" were there
Buff 10 Republic says there loss in bets of
about 40 600 to the American party After the de
Of "Tink-r," he was DE- >.itcd IN handsome black
walnut coffin and brought uff4 for bll.l 1t s
aad that many Of shs Buffalo gentry were 50 affected
the desth Of their fayorite that they actually she
tears over the dead BODY Of ''finher"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

PRINTERS IN PESNsYLyAsIA.-It is singular
fact that not only the two United States Senators
from Pennsyl vaDia, and the State Supreme Judge,
but the present Speaker, Clerk and AssistAD
Clerk of the House, the Clerk Of the Senate OF
ps snnsyiv ania, snd the Democratic candidates fol
Governor and Canal Commissioner, are all practi'
al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
-.xa cos LOTTERIES.
- c.p1rAL PRIZE s3O,oO0!!

., ~, svsst fsvor with which our Single
owns ...,,s, - have been received by the public,
Nameer .,s demand for Tickets the Msnsser, s.
sS' s%.s 's' viii have dwos sssms ssss s..pdss ~
throuEnon' tI' her Lotteries for March. 1851:
draw" :. saturday. March 2ist, 1897.
CLASS %
70 be drawn the city Of Atls.s, ,s @" n public on
1-gt pI ~ OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
o' 1850 Prizes.
>s,,, f.aa one Prize % Erery Ten 7sekei'!
-h'' n.0t0 Tickets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

GONE TO EUROPE Cyrus w Field Esq, siar
ted for Europe In the Peraia from New York, yes
terday, to assist in the arrangements for laying
the telegraph cable. The United States steam
ships Niagara and Mississippi will leave 10 tne
next three weeks to engage in the same Work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

FIRE-A disastrous ire occurred In Harrison,
Tennessee, ON the night of the l2 instant, which
destroy ed the dwelling house Of Ii. Hodges, the
law offices of Msssrs MeCrssry and Black kweil
and w. r. FsIker. tho Office OF DIR. Jones, and the
saddlery shop of H. Hodges.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

AMERIcAN HOSES IN fkANcE.-The Emperor
bs, now In his 8. ables six very no American horses
The two horses he drives himself in his phseton are
Amsrisan and in France, are considered superior
tyottsIs Mr. Charles As or Bristed Carl bsrson,
who has alre.dy brought good many fast tIotths q
horse, 10 France from ha United States has Jus ar
rived ffom New York with eight ,gnhssnt trotters
Some of those In the Emperoi's sable Wore brought
nv M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

TTsusu.I LBERALiTY.-A benevolent gentleman n
in Northern New York. recently sent copstt n Of
,s 600 10 the Church Book Society, of New YORK,
which, by mistake, was scknow ledged as SSeoI
nnon which he forwarded the additional 200 to
make his donation correspond with the printed state
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

NOT So.-A number of Southern papers are
publishing report to the effect that Miss Moliie
Massie Gibbs the vocalist, has "eloped with Bril-
lish nobleman per steamer for England This
story is groundess Miss is residing at her
home in Charlottesville, Va and was recently the
bene ficiary of crow ded concert rendered her 81
q com plment, by the cirizens Of tha. place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

TIE Ps sEsIDExT's AsRIAGE.- canisgs has hee Q
huiit in shilsdeIphis for President Buchanan, which
viii soon Dc ready. she set Of double harness re-
aursd hs. been made. and 10 Iow ready for NEE The
ornament are Of solid silver, having asaed WIN
The initial h. In ths centre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

RAILROAD ACCIDENT-An accident occurred
to the train leaving New Albany for Salem, 10.
diana, Tuesday afternoon, by breaking through
the Muddy Fork bridge, l6 miles north of New
Albany. Two passenger cara fell into the creek,
distance of from twelve to fifteen feet The lcs
comotive, baggage car and tender passed over the
bridge safely Garrison Smith, brakesnan, was
killed; Mrs. Shield of Mitchell, Iud had ber leg
broken, and Jacob Saxon pedler, was severe
II IL Iurei. Several others were sightlY injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

IMPORTANT RAILROAD DEClsIoN.-The Su-
preme Court Of Illinois has lately decided that
railroads are not liable for the oss CT any cattle
stock that may be killed or injured by the cars
unO,, heir roads
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

MISSING VESSEL Schooner Lydia A. Sharp,
Sharp sailed from Alexandria December II, for
Fall River. with q cargo of about 200 tons COAL and
has not sioce been Heard from. Cargo insured in
Providence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

RESIGNATION OF 1t. Gov. MCCOMAs 1t
Governor McComas. of Virginia, arrived at Guys
andotte on the llth inst, from the West. The
Guyandotte Uniouist says be intends resigning the
Office Of Lieutenant Governor, and removing with
his family to Nebraska
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

FATHER AND CHILD FklZkN TO DEATH IN 7 1E
WOODS s-.U On Wednesday lssr Mr.. James kafIon.
residing at Babylon, Long Island, and his son, chi d
of SIX yesrs went into the woods together work.
After sboripg few hours it is supposed that they
set out for home, and, losing their way. wandered
wildly about. and finally, worn out with fatigue and
despair they lay down to rest, and psIished. Their
absence from home crested much alarm and search
was organized BY the neighbors which resulted In
the discovery Of the bodies Of Mr.. Kafton and hii
child lYipG side by side in death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

MURDER dispute had grown up between two
respectable citi 1ens Of White Water, Mo, nEmsd q
Carr and hunne., in reference to aome lsnd Carr
eft his home to 40 to Jackson and estsbsh his title
to it, Sumner followed after hin, wayisid him, and
shot him dead. The pse OF the dc eessed a. not
found for week afterwards. and In the meantime,
sumner lied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

TIE FALSE PRETENCE MARRIAGE Mr.. John
G. Boxer has commenced a suit against his ex-
coachman and would beson-iu.law. John Dean II
is xn application behalf of himself and his daugh
ter, Mariana Petrinella, interested to avoid her
alleged marrige with John Dean.
MIR. Charles Edwards has received instructions
from Mr.. Boxer to proceed with the case. 1t is a
question whether the marriages. is valid, when the
parties go before the clergyman with lie on their
lips
Mr.. Hatfield told by the coachman Dean, tina.
Miss Boxer was servant girl 10 the Deighboring
family; and the parson consented to tie them to-
gether IN his kitchen. Whereas had thtr4 been no
false pretense in the case, he never would have
married the parties.
Miss Mariana Petrinella (such name is enough
to make any girl ridtculousv romatic) already be.
gins to see her foy.-Ntto York Mirror.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

POTOMAC FisHkkIEs-A sehooAor arrived at
Aiexandiis. Va Wednesday, with 1000 herrings
aud ~ shad, taken from the Arkendale fishery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20


Chief Justice Taney has administered the oath
OK ofhce to Presidents Van Buren,, Harrison, Tyler
Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce and Buchanan.
A new Chinese paper has been started in Sacra.
menio, Cal. Hang Tale Ia the editor.
The happiest man In the world Is the man with
just wealth enough to keep him in spirits and lust
children enough to make him industrious
The other day an old lady rushed into the garden
in search of her daughter, on being told that the
young lady had gone there with rake"
Among the killed by the Great Western Rails
DR. W. B nson, Professor in Oslethorp Col-
lege, Georgia.
The Legislature of Louisiana has made an ap.
preparation of $4,000 to the Mechanics Society Of
New Or!eahs .sr~5'
Joseph W. Gzllaher has been nominated by the
Americans and Wings of Marshall county, Va, for
the House of Delegates.
There are seven theatres and one opera house
In New York, the nightly receipts of which aver
age S15,0Ce.
An orera hall one hundred feet wide, one hun.
dred and forty deep, and iftyve feet high, Is now
in course of erection in Cincinnati
A young man named VIM T. Bennett was shot
and killed in Cincinnati on Sunday night by j.
Parker, an engineer
There are l55 students in the College of South
Carolina. They were to celebrate Calhoun 3 birth.
day yesterday.
1t is stated that twenty or thirty youBg mechan.
les at Carlisle, Pa, are about to accompany Col
Ese, late of Maryland. to Kansas.
Mr.. Forsyth our Minister to Mexico, will, it I
said. be recalled for negotiating treaties without
Instructions.
The Duke of Wellington has consented to pre-.
side at the next anniversary of the London Prlat.
ers' Pension Society.
ship called the Bouquet, from Dartmouth,
Mass, has been seized at Galveston, Texas, on
suspicion Of being a SLAYER.
Hon. John Sherman, late M. G. from Ohio, is
lying i'll at home of disease of the throat.
The paper mill of George Hill Jr, near Wash.
ington, was destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
Hon. D. NJ Barringer, of N. c., was in Memphis,
Tenn, on the 10th inst.
gang of 81 negroes were sold Tuesday, in
Charleston.iS c., for the sum Of $50, 45O-an av.
erage of 5000.
The erection If q sectional or dry doak st Nor.
folk. Va IL being a9it ated there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

TIE ACGUliTAL OF ED. A. LANGHORNE, tried
for the murder CT Charles L. Ede. at Hsmpden
Sidney College, has been published. The jary
were out only three hours, and upon their render.
ins verdict of mot guilty" the court room re-
sounded with applause. The ground of acquittal
was self defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

DROwSED BEEF.-There has! !been quite an ex-
element in Albany, New York, arising from the
fact of the proprietors of of the slaughter hous
es in that city having cut up, sailed and packed
down the carcass drown I'd in the late flood The
board of health of Albany visited the slaughter
house in question, and describe the that tn y
witnessed as disgusting in the extreme The
board of health afterwards held meeting, declared
the meat a nuisance and dangerous TO the public
health, and ordered that the police should destroy
it forthwith
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

Lane, lied for forgery st Pr'nea Edward q. Il.
last week has been convicted and sontsnc sd u Two
years imp. isos smcnt Ia the peritsntisry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

SINGULAR PHEsomENoN-On Wednesday eve.
ming, llth ust about o'clock, tssys the Marie tts
Ca, Starr in company with two other gentlemen.
occur. to having seldom if ever been noticed
At the above stated time the sky seemed to be per
fectly clear, and we we're unable to detect cloud
any where, yet for the space of minute or two
'hs' Of about The sizs of squirrel shot, eil tnict
and fast
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

SEVERE PUNISHMENT "A negro named Wiz
liam, was recently convicted in Savannah, Geor.
Gia, OF manslaughter, sentenced to receive 81
ashes, and to be branded with the letter ri A
petition for remission of part of the sentence
was sont TO Gov. johnson, who ordered that the
branding be dispensed with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

NEWSPAPER CHANGE John J. Palmer, E.q ,
formerly connected with the press CT Richmond,
has purchased The Winchester Virginian from Mr..
L. Z. Is EGce v ho sold ON account Of Ill health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

DEAD.-Rev. DIR. Calvin Cotton, Professor OF
Political Economy in Trinity College, Har.for6,
CT, died in Ssvannah Georgia, on Friday las. He
wasa sra sfuate of Yale College. Mas, and after
being Presbyterian Minister, took orders in II @
Episcopa! Church lie afterwards lifted the Tr, a
W h'e, In Washington city, and became we'll known
rs the writer tf the "Junius" letters durihg the
Harrison campaign. At the time of his death, q
was engaged in writing the life Of Henry Clay, fl
which he had procured abundant material.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

The STABLE.--Mr. Poccck. OF Alack he ath, Eng.
land the mother Of three generations Of livery sts
keepers was driven through the village on her hun
horses with outridsrs. She afterwards presided at
dinner, and opened ball in the evening, given to
honor her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

"sURPRIsE" pARIY---Ass gentleman was pass-
Ing through street in Eewburyport, Mas on
Thursday nj sht, hs heard q noise in q house near by
which upon clcssr atte ion, resolved itself into
voice urging passionate entres.y, alternating with
dolorous groans Think ing that some terrible tragedy
YVES being enseted, the gentleman rushed In to the
rescue OF the victim, when he found big lubbsr on
his knees sighipg ard groaning and inplorius In
vain for the hand and heart of pretty lady who
stood bsfors him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

, Lns alarm Of Fire last night was caused By the
turning OF the smoke stack of the Excelsior Plain
.rs works, on Main street, between 7th and 9Th.
srsa sparks were blowing in every direction, and
n,o., ."o stables Ia an alley near BY, but the
names- Damage very small. - - '-'
iresentation.-The Board Of D;,.c,or. ~ ., .
nsSa .aona h ana Danville Railroad Company, have
nsnosome donations to the eopductors and
sns employed their road for their ererey
the 70 The intersesssof the Company during
storm on ~. es'nef which followed the great snow
Owrs r,s. we Aosn OF January Isst. To Mr. B p.
mn, hsnd.o master carpenter, they have presented
nusme M.ausom silver pitcher gotten nm nv Messrs
ra.saa macnen Tyler; and to Mr. JOHN MAcSARIaSD.
al ina.rm ouais,, case of beautiful matthews Ii,
nefs skii and untiring aten ntion in their dsnart.
ments Of the eompsnys works e1 uePAA'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

MATRIMoEI.L.- mir Ten Brceck, the owner CT the
American running horses now In EnglaLd-Lo-
compte Prior aud suo.her-is Iow in Rome, whs, 9
No 10 soon to be married ss Anderson, Of Louis
yiile,-se 1t is said. The marriage has been POST
poned On acc OF the sth of the brother OF Mis-,
Anderson v no died at Rome lately very suddenly OF
copsumo otion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Friday Morning, March 10 1917

YELLOW FkvER AT RIO JANEIRo by the ar
rival of the bark WheatIand, at Baltimore 35 day 9
from Rio Jaueiro, we learn of the death of Capt.
Samuei A Dearborn, of the bark Fame, of Rich.
mond, which occurred there on the 81 st of Jsnua-
ry. Capt Hobson, OF the Wheatlaud, died of the
same disease on the 4 III u!t. The disease was on
the increase at Rio, particularly among those on
board the shipping in port.