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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
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n. Il. VAN WORRIES,
Sgtcker fhe ioHSC Of HtgreStlsidtiueS
THOMAS Ii. FORD.
I'reSide7tt OF III Scacfs.
Dated \ pr! 5, 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

hu mbtT At the ThIr UI 81 pct unnum, SgU 10
Twenty Copies, to address Of each subscriber,
and any larger number, at the rate of 81 20,
each, 81 On
Any person sending Club of twenty OF more
viii be entitled 10 extra copy.
Subscriptions may commence 81 any time Terms
always cash IN advance. All letters TO he addressed
10 HORACE GREELEY " co..
Tribune BuI lIlurs
seJli No lJ! Nassau STR cCt. New York
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

This Ointment is universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling feet a for seor-
butte affections, and the best possible remedy for
wounds and bruises. lafEe supplies OF 10 have re-
Gently eea ordered by the Sultan Of Turkey for hos
pital purposes
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

Both the OiRtment and Pills should be used
IN the tollo,rin9 cases.
Bunions, Skin Diseases,
Burns, Sve. He'd & lands,
ChIpped hands. Sore Legs,
ChilbiaInS, Sore Breasts
FsIuIa, Sore Heads.
GOut. Sore ThTOatS-
LumhSgo, sore OF all Nin's,
MCrcuIiSl EruPsiOus, SFrains,
PilCs. STIFF JOINTS,
RI eumatism, Tetier,
EiugwOrm. Ulcers,
"a Il Rhenl VeneTeal Sores,
ealds Wounds of sll kinds,
TCACTlON,-NOne are cenuing unless the
words "fisllga-;y, .N'sW i0rl ard LeHR0n." dis
eernihie a. afer-sGrk in every leaf of the book
o ofdIrectIous SrOund each pot box; ths same may
he plainly seen by s--szg :hs lesf "a SAC !ight.
handsome reward " IT be given 70 any one reuoering
such IN formation may lead TO The detection any
party pST;ies counter ciIing The medcing yend
ing the same. know Ing thsm 10 be spurious.
.. Sold atths Manu- ScIoty OF Professor Holloway,
- Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respectable
pTugg and Dealers in Mei cine ihroug hout the
Uuned Sta ties and civilized world. in boxes AZ s5
cents, 62t cents, aud 81 each.
II p There Is couside rsble saving by taking the
larger sizes
n. B.-D ireetuHs for the guidance of patients i'm
every disorder sTe sidNed 20 each box
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
The Wall Street Panic.

III. D PAXoN. Sec.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
E. NJ. GREGORY.
THOS. HEATON.

Dear Capt. Heaton publish this card! AS
one his subscribers, and in the name Of
Justice and fair dealing, reques, him to do
60. FAIR PLAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
T E DISPATCH.
TUESDAY MoRNIN0............ .NoyEMBEn ~


APPOINTMENTS III HoLsToS CospEREscE-The uol
stou Methodist Conference was la session at Ma
rion, Smythe county, Va, last week, Bishop Earl
presiding. writer says the venerable Bishot
looks hale and active as he did thirty years
4. Il. Wiley was appointed President, and W Davis
professor in Emory & Henry College. VIC. L
Cunnyngham was appointed missionary to China
A. W. Cumming, president Of IIolston Female Col
lege; X. NJ. Whaley transferred to the st. oui,
Conference. The following ministerial appoint
nents were mado:
WytherHe Dist,ict-E. C. Wexlsr. Pc Wvtha
Vile Circuit, A. @. Worley aud L. K Scruggs; Pear
isburg. Geo. Stewart; Newbusn, VIM. NJ. Kerr Me-
chaDicsbnrg, H. T. White; Princeton, W. W, Neal
Flat Top Miss, r. Connor; Hiilsyille, c. Mitchell
Grsyson, W. X Foster; Marion, J. NJ. McTeer .Jef
ferson, J. Torbitt.
abingdon Distrsct-F NJ. Fanning, Pc. Ab;ns
don Circuit, A. NJ Goody ykoontz aud Thos f. Glenn:
Saltyille, Ii. c. Delashmit; Lebanon, j. Haskew:
Estillville, III. 2. Waugh; Guests River NJ Ill spen.
Ger; Rvssell. Miss, j. 5. Edwards BluuntyiIie, g.
Miles and VIM. kingland Jeffersonville j. boring.
Sandy, Miss, W. Z. Queen.
Ro2ersriHs DiStrict-W G. Graves p E-Rogers.
vile Station, Il. E Gilenwsters; Rogersyille Cir
cult u. Is. Carter; hingsport, H. West; Jonesyile,
J. p Gibson: Tazewell Station. 2. s. sutton Taze.
well Circuit, W. W. smith; sneedsvills To be sup
piled; kutledge, John speers; Morristowu, john
Alley.
h"o1t.ae Dtsr.ce-I n. Muncy, T. E.-Rnox-
Cnl'', W;sa A. r. M iidcAey' fast hhoxviiie aud
nmr, "a W - n nh0A 0' IILCu''' "; H. RI,
Sv;ftii, anu n onaon o,. CanoIiuse, John '"
y. 2. Swain; Little kiyer, J. T. Smith and r. X.
az a,l;.'n i,;,iic '"cAsoofo' u s"hsh-
e', c.ntlA,, .. a.klha; pio,e n gent;
o""'oe;ta!u DsserecI,D, ~ ~, fienmlng: E-Wash-
inetoh oicuit' "eofse ~. Caiialan Hamilton, L..
vi. Renfro; Pikeville, j. X. Burchfield Jasper A. C
oulpei iaau' a. . Greer; Spencer, Miss,
'"nn d. foetei, 9ailesto"h, ueurSe treem-r; Mont
Solnely, Sly. 4. +. mooa"ara' nuhtsViiie, l. NJ Duia.
,ooaa Sta,i'a ~ ~ S,,,;. r.. sewer E:-Chstts,
Ioos,, %;" ,, ~ SUM uti iisIrlson Circult anu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

L. X. Whitfield. Esq, editor of the Camden ARK }
South Stamp, died In that place on the Eth.
John Black, for the murder OF wm A. Nix, ia to
he hung in Habershaw, Ga, on Friday, the iith OF
December.
The residence of Dr. r. c. Word, Of Rome, pas
destroyed by fire Gu the 22d ult.
The Holy Springs iaiiss.) Herald, Of the 18th
uit, reports that not bale OF cotton was sold In
that place during the week.
There was frost at Grenada, Miss, on the nights
Of the 10th and Goth ult., sufficiently heavy to kin
potato vines and tender vegetables.
Jossph Nelson, a citizen of the United States and
natv. Of West Point, New York, died at the city OF
Mexico, the lith ult.
Dr. JOS Anthony Huber. aweli known phytician
of cullums Springs, Ala, died ON the 18th uli.
Richard Knox, carpenter ON board the British
bark Helois was drowned at Charleston, south
Carolina Friday.
The citizens Of iIarrisburg, Pa, In town meeting
have unanimously decided against an Issue Of small
notes
Grapes are becoming quite an article Of culture
In Iinois II is estimated that eitizens OF Monroe
county will market 10000 gallons Of wine, which
at present rates, viii amount TO S2oo.0oo
There were 4oi deaths In New York last week.
~ VI feonsumption.
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LOTTERIES.
CwAN 4 co.'s LOTTERIEs--NEW

cwAN 4 co.'s LOTTERIES.-NEW
- AND BRILLIANT SCHEME,-CApITAl,
PRIZE sSoeooll-The following Scheme will be
drawn hy $ SWAN Co, Managers of the Fort 1alnes
Academy Lottery in each Of their Lotteries for Nc.
xrrsL,r lSs7. a; Augusta, Ca to which sity they
have removed their pFiscipal office:
CLASS g.,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ga In public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7rH, 1851.
GLASS 90,
To he drawn IN the city OF Augusta Ga In public on
SATURDAY, NOV EMBER liTH, 1857.
CLASS 63,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ca in public on
SATURDAY, NOV EMBER 2lsT, 1857.
CLASS 81.
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga In rublie on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER d, iSa7
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUzRERx
5490 PRIZESl
Nearly one Py1ss 10 Every Nine nckeas
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
TO RK DRAWN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

THE LORD MAYOR OF LoSDoS.-It is stated that
the Lord Mayor of London receives a sum of f700d
not for performing the duties of Chief Magistrate
nut to enable him to keep up the ancient hospital
ty and civic splendor. lie spends about f1000 on
the dinner the 9th of November, and the Sher
IFS together spend nearly much more; but the
Sheriffs draw the cash from their own private re-
sources The dinners at the twelve sessions at the
Old Bailey for the Judges and counsel also fall
jointly on the Mayor and sheriffs, the Mayor bear
ing two-thirds of the cost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

The fall emigration to Kansas, says the Herald
OF Freedom, II arriving overland The roads are
svery where full OF covered wagons, with families.
Amos A Lawrence, Esq, Us nominated to the of.
ice of counselor by the Americans of the 9th dis
trict of Massachusetts,.
Godfrey, one of DIR. Kanes men, arrested in
philadelphia on a charge of bgamy, has been &C.
quilted.
Wild game is said to be abundant in the forests
Of Ohio and Indiana. Quails are more plentiful
han for some years past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

SourHsIpR RAILRoAD.--The Petersburg papers
publish the condition of the Southside railroad for
the past fiscal year. Its income has been steadily in
creasing since its completion. Ths gross earnin 4
of the last year amounts to the sum of 1856 80 s.
--of the previous year u S3i2,s0l 3e-excess OF
the last year SIi, 400 o. The net earning Of the
past year amounts TO $le1 ,2lo So or about 81 per
cent of the whole net earning since the CON-
mencement of operations. The total cash cost OF
the road is IS, 25i,4 46S 70. Adding discount npon
bonds and premium on exchsagess the cost would
be 81 3SI 0s5-upun the first sum the net income Of
the past year gives 81 per cent; upon the last,
ser cent.
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Baltimore, Nov. 1st, 1857.

The undersigned having been consulted by Gov
ernor Ligon in relation to the various measures
adopted by him to preserve the peace in this city
NJ the approaching election aud having witnessed
the loyal frmness with which he has exerted HI.
constitutional powers in this behalf feel il to be
our duty TO tender testimony to this, in view
of the certainty ef the malignant misrepresenta-
tious with which his will lie assaild d by a
CT rtain portion Of the press- But were not will
ing Ia join in paper sign ID by scIne of asso-
ci4tes without accompanying 1t with his explain
auOn.
In the terms of the letter addressed on Novem
Der lst. 1857, by Gov. Ligon to Mayor Swami W.
knew that no part Of its phraseology was intended
at all To admit any other construction than that
the exercise of power to use the military was con
sttutional aud legal, and had been ouly practically
superseded because of the assurances that the
Mayor would compose special police of respecta-
ble persons without regard to party. and this We
hoped would be effective and sufficient for Us ocea
sion But saw, from circumstances around Us
that its language would be distorted by the pres.
and partisan leaders and that the effort wonld he
made TO circulate the belief that this letter had
been intended as a surrender of his right to use
the military power.
city with no view of arrayiDg that force against
political party, but aganst those only who were
believed to be a limited number of lawless men,
When, therefore, VIC saw the press of this party
unitedly assaiiing him for this purpose. and the
civil authority of the city practically heading this
excitement, concurred in the expediency OF that
letter, with view to avoid the general bloodshed
which his military might have to cause if some
practicable arrangement of peace not sdopted
We thought it best, therefore, that the Governor
should accept the Mayors proffsred responsibility
for the peace of the city, and hand it over after
the 18th inst TO the rule of the clubs and people
whom we bad reason to think felt that citizen
soldiery, employed against lawless men, WAS con-
sttutional outrage-especially when the power
reserved by the Governor over that military
force which events might still make necessary la
future. III. Mar.
WM. HENRY NORRIS,
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES

C&u-EE CAhhIAUES, GARKIAGES.-
se=@2~- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
VI 4kIng Establishment, on Lombard AIley be-
tween Main and Cary, 03th and lith Ftreets3 near
the Columbian HoUe COACHES. CIIARTofEES
BARDUCHES BUGGIES, with and without tops a nd
SUIkIES, all of his make, of the best materials
and workmanship; all Ofwhich viii he sold az low as
good work of the kind be in the city of Richmond
ard respectfully ask call from those in want of any
article in the Carriage line, | am determined to
make order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work sold. that is new, warranted.
f. lH-ern NTCAJAH MANGTM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

PRoF. RodERs.-Prof. Henry d. Rogers formerly
II Virginia has been elected Professor Of Natural
sciences in the University of Glasgow. A few
weeks since the Dr. ''n University also conferred
ON Professor Roger its highest honorary degree un-
ier circumstances IAupiJing unusual favor, since
he statutes of that University restrict such hon
'rs to those who have taken the oath Of allegiance
. the British government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

FATAL AccIDESr.-As the steamer Col. Clay war
returning to Mobile Thursday, Capt. Henry Nc
Ribbon in passing aft, fell through an opening In
he deck Immediately abovs the crank upon whicr
he was precipitated. He WAS immediately jamme0
between the cylinder timbers and the crank. IL.
irst revolution tearing his head and one arm from,
his body. which was otherwise shockingly mar
gled. Capt. hcKibbon was about SIS years of age
and one OF the oldest pilots GU the Mobile bar hay
ing been employed as such for about thirty years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

MAKING "LI3HT'' or MsFoaIUNE.-A party Of
friends discussing the present financial troubles.
one of them stated that Il weil-known broker in
New York, who recently failed for large amount.
had gone into the manufacture of candles A
young lady present remarked she glad to see
he was making 30 very hight of the matter" 1t
was decidedly q oicA-ed remark.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

REDUCTION oP ExPENsEs.-A reduction in salaries
on the Southern Michigan Railroad is to be made,
and some fifty employees discharged The number
now in the service OF the company Is 3,0e5. These
r du;tions will cause a saving of $4,000 per an
NUN. The New York ana Erie Road will also COM
mence forthwith a reduction Of expenses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
|, I. Watkins Ligon, Governor of the State Mary.
land, herr by make this proclamation . the citi.
zens of Balumore:
Being satisfied thattE extraordinary and addi.
tional arrangements made by the Mayor of the
city of Baltimore, and with which he has now fulIy
acquainted ME. will afford to all citizens personal
protection, and fairness and impartiaity calcu A.
ted to remove all distrust as to the freedom of the
elective franchise on Wednesday next; and the OBJ
ject of my official Intervention having thus in nv
own Judgment, and in that of a large number Of
respectable citizens, whom have consulted been
secured;
l do hereby proclaim and give notice that do
not contemplate the use, upon that DAY, of the
military force which have ordered to be enrolled
and organized. ~
And do hereby call upon and solen1nly enioin
all good citizens to unite with and support the con
stitued authorities of the city in the maintenance
of order and the law.
Given under my hand. at the city of Baltimore
this first day Of November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven
Il WATKINS LIGoN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

CRATES. TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SHOVELS. T0NGS and P0k kERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
including every style of Fenders Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets sf Shovels, Tongs and
Pokers Se"rn different sizes of coal Scutles cindei
Shoyels, hre shoyels handsome Stands for Shoyels
and poSers Blower Stands, Bras and Iron footmans
re Brick, fire Slabs and Jams; sets of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES: Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tone Builders. housekeepers and others iu
want OF any of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. ! manufacturing
all kinds OF Brass and iron Work of the above de
scription, at my BELL ana BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACT0RY, No. 225
Main street between sth and 9Th streets, West side
Richmond, Va.
ID DEN00N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

CousrgRYur ON rae RANK OF yIHGIsIA--The Pc
tersburg Express notices counterfeit Slo0 note
on the Virginia Bank, payable at Richmond, and
dated August 9th, 1852, class b. No. l00l. The
note Is very well executed, the names being writ
ten In very bold confident hand, initiating we'll
the genuine signatares-ths paper, however, Is
very gr0ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

A LARGE L9T-Levi sumiall died in Clarke q.
Hiss, the 2lst ult., leaving ifty-nins granY
children, one hundred and twenty-seyen great
grandchildren and two great eat-grand-childreD
besides his own children, all now living in the
county Of Clarke, he has also had twenty-five
grandchildren who died before him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

LARGE VOCAL ORGAN.-At the New York Medi-
cal College on Monday. Prof Carnochan, at the
close of his surgical lecture, exhibited the class
the lsrynx. taken by DR.. c. A. Guilmette, from the
throat OF the Broadway chestnut man, whose death
recently mentioned. The cricola cartilage,
which s the base of the larynx. has superior di-
smeter of over two inches, and the superior car
tage was in proportion. The length of the vocal
iigaments is one and three-quarter inches. As n
result of this enormous size, the chestnut WAS
capable of giving note one fifth lower than an
ordinary bass voice-Nstc York Tines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

Nor 80 BAD.-The Georgia papers tell the fol.
lowing with characteristic JUNCTION A lady, for
native land was shouting at camp-meeting last
year and became exceedingly happy that sAs
exclaimed, 'Glory to God feel tir ,oas in Geor-
an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN FLoRipA-Ths Tallahassee
'apers give gloomy account Of pecuniary affairs
u that state. Trade is locked up, and everything
for the present at u stand still, with no immediate
respect OF a change for the better, An effort 10
making to have an extra session Of the Legislature
10 devise means OF relief
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

THiSKsGIvISG.-The principal reason which In
ducsd the acting Governor of Maine to appoint the
18th thanksgiving day is said to be that the If
tieth anniversary of his fathers marriage occurs
on hat day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

REMOVAL OF DISTRACTIONS TO THE NAVIGATION OF
THE ohIo.--ln the annual report, just published of
the steamboat inspectors for Cincinnati. the annual
import sand exports of that city are valued at SIl5
10000. More than two and \ half millions of dol
lars are invested in the means of river Transports
ton. The inspectors make pointed allusions TO the
canal at Louisville. which is the property of the
u tied States government. They fully demonstrate
its incapacity to accommodate the immense com
merce that passes the rapids of the Ohio. Steam
boat men, and indeed all persona compelled to use
the canal, have long felt its Inconvenience and i'll
capacity. The commercial interests of every wes-
tern and southwestern State imperatively demand
improvement in the navigation at Louisville. The
most practicable plan that has yet been proposed
c"ntemplates the enlargement of the present canal
side of the river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

SoLpIKR TO BE HANGED AT MoSTgEAL.--William
Jones, of the seth regiment, found guilty of muir
derng Corporal Reynolds, with his bayonet, in
May last after arrest for absence without leave Is
sentenced to be hanged on the llth of December.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

The PRODUCE SHOWING. "-Breadstuffs continue to
come forward from New York from the IVES, in Inn
uense quantities from various points ON the
lakes. qvarter of million bushels Of wheat
.lune reached Buffalo ON Friday, besides q large
quantity of corn and other grain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

PROFITABLE PROspEcT.-Mr Murdoch has made an
engagement to play seventy consecutive nights in
New Orleans, st. Louis and Cincinnati, for which
he is to receive the snug little douceur of thou
sand dollars.
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sunday school c Convention.
royDEscs or rar nIcnxosp DArDr DlspArcs. /
pRIscs Epw.sp % Y, n, !, ,ss

PRIMER EDwAkp Co Va, Oct. 81, 1857.
The delegates Of twelve Baptist churches. In
Prince Edward and the adjoining counties met st
spring creek ehnrch. Saturday, to consult ss to
the interests Of sabbath Schools Ksy Il " Roach
was elected Moderator, aud Rev A. K. Drckinsoc
preached the Introductory Sermon
AT night mass meeting was held, and addresses
delivered by Rev. Messrs. Dickinson, Roach, Tay-
los, Booker. Settle and others.
On Sunday morning an hour was spent In q cou-
cert of prayer for Sunday rchoolg and sermons
were afterwards delivered by Messrs. Dickinson
and Taylor. A collection Of $3.50 was taken up
for coportage.
The Convention adjourned to meet In Fsrmvilis,
The first sunday in April
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other work.

,icLD AND SILVER N TIN ': RID. The rroduet. ~
he Caliiornis mine- the last ELK yrars ar. nv,
town ut Stl369t go; those of Austraiia since their
ti.cosrry, at s.s.sl3 09o: or s3s o.. fD In allan
acresse of about ons-tl,ird according 10 the beet
tstistical writer's the value of pr@cious urtals
known IN 1850. The total value of gold aud silver
u The world at the present time, then, Is upwards
Of 81. 900. 900 OOO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
III MAIN STREET.

o. b. TAYLOR has now on hand ~
As& large and varied assortment of CHINA
GLASS and EARTHENWARE, embracing almost
every variety of article in his line of business Also
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated CASFDRS, SPOONS and
FORKS; Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS Urns
Painted Toilet Sets LAMPS CANDELABRAS.-
Also Green and Black TEAS, of the best quality at
New York prices. Ailof which no is warranted in
saying he sell H. low any house in the city
To country merch ants he is prepared 10 offer fine
of goods suitable to their trade and is de-
termined not 10 be undcrsod by any other house A
call with view TO examination of his stock and
prices is respectfully solicited. Sc Ppm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

SENTENCE FOR LFE.--The Tuscumbia North Ala
bamian states that the trial of Robert CLANCY re
suited in the finding him an accessory befre the
fact to the shooting OF Martin by Christopher
Price, and the sentencing him to the peni,enliary
fnr life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

PAYMENT OF PosTAsE.-The PostofIice Department
nas decided that under the present laws pvstnss-
ers are net compelled To receive cents in payment
or either postage or postage stamps nor from any
'ersou at any time more than thirty eeuts in three
-nt coin ALI beyond this rests ia their discrs-
tion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

NoRFoLk AND PETERSBURG RoAD.--A train Of ears
'Tit suffolk. on the Norfolk aud Petersburg road,
thursday morning and conveyed delegates 70
ne conference at Antioch. This was the frst ex.
snrtion on the new road from any point
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COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ I've hal for stoves furnaces and cooking ranges
II good HARD COKE, which We are delivering for
the present at $i.7j per load
uc Ie-ts JN0. j. WERTH Agt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

smith, Missssppl lady, and for merly editress OF
the Southern Ladys Book, at New Orleans, is
.piaying'' In Memphis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03

OUT OF WoRK.-lt is estimated that twenty thou
sand persons-men, women and childrsD-have
b"en thrown out of employment In Philadelphia
and its neighborhood. within the last four weeks,
I'D many Of them with little or nothing ON hand
In the way of savings