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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

ANOTHER BEGGING STRATAGEN Two men,
named John Rimbal, an American, and John
Doug az, Scotcbmau, were yesterday arrested
by officers Cook aad Trask of the Eastern divi-
sion police, who had been witnesses of the folov-
ing. shrewd opei alton cf extorting money from
strangers: One of the men sat upon the edgestope
with cne hard bound up il wounded and as
suued woe be-gone couptenance while bis COM
panion took up his position opposite If any ore
appros ched, the feigned invalid threw out his
hands for alms. When any one neared his ac-
compiice, he immediately directed bis attention 10
The object OF comm seraton on the other side Of
The street. and going over himself in the fullness
Of bis heart pulled cut handful of chsnge and
threw it into the lap cf the recpmbent man This
naturally produced he desired fleet of stimulating
the benevolence of the stranger, who il turn per-
haps di5bursed as freely. his operation had been
successivey repeated on four different persona
when the officer, thinking the practice had been
continued long enough. took them into custody,
and yesterday Justice Wheelock sentenced the
swind!ers TO enc month in the House of Correc-
tlOn.-BOStOn Journal, l6t4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

AN AMENDED TARIFF AT NOVA SCoTIA-
Albert Pilsbury, Esq, United States consul at
Halifax, In letter dated April 4th states tb at the
Legislative Assembly of that province recently
passed an act continuing certain laws in relation
to the custom dulles unti the lst cf April, 1858,
with the following amendments
All goods, ware and merchandise now liable 70 6
duty of six and quartor psr cent I'D r0iorea shall
hereafter pay duty of ten per cant. dd pa!Oreng
with the exception of cotton yarn which ,hsIl pay
two and half per cent Gd rdiorem Refined su gs 8
shall hereafter psy.s cuty of ten rhillings per cwt,
instead Of fourtssn. shii.ings Madeira, pert s1d
sherry wines of which .hs fist ;sst ia thirty pouuds
par pps aud upwards shall - ya duty OF two shil-
lings ana sxpe nee per gallon So much OF chsP.er
and section y OF the revised statutes as imposes
duty ef six and QusSser per cent adrdIorens on
sonds wares and merchandise. duty OF fourteen
shilings per cwt refined sugar, and duty of two
,hings and sixrence per gallon Gu MadeiFs, porT
aud sherry wines of which the first coat II 20 per
p;ps and upwards, ia repeaisd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

MIssissIRI CENTRAL LSRAILR0AD-T This road
will be completed TO Oxford by the Goth of June,
and to Water Valley, iu faobu sha County early
sp the fall thus making about seventyafive miles
completed on the Nortnern eRd On the Soutt.
ern pVtion the cars viii be running thirty three
niles by tue ls4 Of September next leaving gap
il nearly alLbos) to b~c9npleted to open - COM com
p!ete correction 20 New Orieass North;M tbi
the tract will he laid, the Mississippi ard Zen
nessee Central Railroad, 20 Jackson, Tenn byJune
next. and from thence the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road TO Columbus, sixteen miles below Cairo, by
the st of Japuary next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

HAsGrD AND THROAT CUT-A man named Per.
kins, who ID 8 workman Klein's pianins mill in
New port, KY entered the mill in state of ipto1i.
c,tien. He was noisy, and some of the hands 10
quiet him, tied rope around his neck By some
means the end Of the rope caught in the shaft hi c
YVES IN motion. PerkinI sobered by fear shre ked
terribly AZ he found himself dragged towards TIE
machinery, and felt the rope Tightening round his
neck One of the har ds sprung forward with q knife
IL go bIuud 4rnsly that he cut the unfortunate fl
lows throat intiictibg deep cash, from which the
blood flowed sbundantly. The wound fortunately
was not fatal, but the patient was lying very low
from the loss of blood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

MODEL HUSBAND In the Gartleman's Mags
zine FOR 49,, We find the following mental and per
sonsl qualifications of husbapd:". Great good us
tuTs, good humor, and gnCd seass. Lively BIZ all
means. stupid by no means His person agreeable
rathsr than hsndsoue. No great objection to sia
feet with an exa.t sYmmet OF parts Alwsvi
clean but not f3bbish in his dress. Youth promise
q curation of happiness, therefore 10 agreeable
Well read in the Glaze cs, but psdant. Expsri
mentally acquainted with natural philosophy. A
peat II again, no fddling husband. An easy ard IN
affected politenes.. No bully; Just much courage
as is necessary defend his own and his wif-'s hen
or. No traveller; enthusiasm for the ,ertg A
feethnkeri in everything excspt in matters Of reli
giou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

some few days ago ayoung lady whilst riding
in al omnibus to the west end Of London was
struck with the appearance of ore or her fellow
passengers who, besides being dressed in the
height Of fashion, wore magnificent diamond
Iibs. 10 the course of the afternoon the lady
having occasion for her purse, which contained
some Sd discovered that it gone, bu: in lieu
thereof the Identical diamond ring, worth sixty
guneas, was left There is no doub; that the dis
nd ring the resul: of some previous rob-
berry, but being too large for the thiets finger, it
clipped off while abstraeting the p9sS from the
lady's pocket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

SAD BEREAVEMEET.-Dr Irvine M. Quinn. of
Rankin, has lost, within the past month, three
most promising children. On the 9th of March,
David, aged year, six months and six days
died from the effect Of measles and scarlet fever
On the llth, Julia, aged three years, one month
and eleven days, went TO a premature grave from
the same cause, and on the 3lst his only surviving
son, Eugene, aged six years, five months and two
days, joined the manumtted spirits of brother
and sister.-Jackson MississiRpida, April7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

SNOW AND FROST We learn frou gentle
man who was out on the Jackson railroad yes er-
day, that there was snow at Summit lO8 miles
from the city, one and half inches in depth.-
Traces of the storm might also be seen to within
eighty miles of tie city, and even nearer than
that there was sleet. This morning there WAS an
unmistakable white frost in the neighborhood of
the city, 3 fact which we believe is without par
ale in past history late in the season as the
18th of Apri-N o. Pieayuus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

\ ttA-t KING, AttCi3irkGi,rt sGN-
4'1 GiNPEHiNd, &C c.-Iu couecquence Of the
great ii ffcnlty Of collecting ANAL accocGta have
detsrmined TO sdop the cash system Al persons,
therefore, who ay hereafter employ u msaaur e
te fee uPo1 taking he bill from tbs ctiae Charges
same ss ne etD;ore- printed copies Of which msy be
hsd on spplic atcn
nerr
hssaufirF ard ell busins So usually done by Arohi.
tects and Civil FnSinesr prom. pity attended TO
for sale, ROOFING SLATE, of Tue best quality
ALBERT L. ~ EST. Architect,
Ofca on ilth street, next tc Goddin's Hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

WHO OUR SOLDIERS ARE-The standing armv
ct the United States, organized by law nnm
bers, or should number u 69S men, of whom l040
are commissioned officers BY the act of Ia50
the President was authorized to increase the nnro.
her of rrivste1 in the l9l companies last wear
serVIng on the frontier, TO "A men each which ad
oii1n. II duly made, would give an aggregate Of
I',eh2 men in the American army. II is protable
however, that considering the constant losses OF
men by death, expiration of service, &c, our mi
ifarv force IS rarely greater than that first men,
iioned.
The whole number of recruits during the sjx
years ending September 80, 1855 was 30 OCT or
an annual average Of 50ll They are principally
from cur large cities, New York furnishing her full
proportion, Tie difficulties Of this service g,ay
be imagined, from the fact that of the Is 064 an
listed iu ,hai city during the year 1852, l3 1873
were re- acted for various causes
During peace, the greater number of recruits
are foreigners; but in time of this is reversed
ln the last war with Great Britain, nearly the
entire army was composed of Americans The
same may tie said of the Mexican war. OF 5000
e';li' ments during the year 1910, 1920 ~ere ma
tive born citizens of the United States Geserally
these were far nob!er than the usu al recruits
of cur peace establishment. taller more intelligent,
and less likely to succumb to sickness and fatigue.
The average heigh: Of native born soldiers giy es
the State Of Georgia the preference The lowest
is that of New York OF 24l men. six feet ard
upwards Georgia sends 30; North Carolina "a
Tennrsse, Kentucky and Indiana, each Is; Alsbs.
! ma aud Illinois, II each; South Carolina Virginia
ard Otio, l5 Maine II; Maryland g. Missouri {;
New Jersey and Vermont 6; Massachusetts ard
Pennsylvania s ard New York The tallest
man is from Georgia, 6 feet 6! inches Close bY
him stands one from South Carolina feet II
inches The average weight of American soldiers
il lis 25 lbs
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NOrIC CA--NEW Ges6DS RND GREAT
4NBARGAlNS W G cave jdst receive q Spring
ana summer Goods amongst which be found a
Iarse choice cf Fancy silks at 50 c-n's very good
Lack allk TOR iress-. Is 81! snd 81; beautiful as
s'rtmeHt OF Aerags Deisnssi hUilirs Lawns in pa.
terrs ~ ~; HG CHAINS; <te!la sh6Ws at and up
wardsi large lot Of Black Silk msnti!ias at rs:
White CsLnoric, jacoue:, Swisr, Striped and Dot
ted Mualiat the cheapest ot o. EnDEocs sriet; Cam
brlc tnd Muslin Bands 10 centr; Sleeves in Sets
Cambf,c and 5Cus.ip Collars; Linen. Diaper al
To~eliins; dosieEias, Gloves, sik Bis sils Para,
sos; b!esched ana Brown Domesics. AL who " sh
70 save money will DC well to give Us CALL at No
II Agin btrseL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

POISONOUS APPLE RUTTER.-Last week, fa-
miy residing in the southeastern part of the town,
purchased eppie butter at market, and ate freely
thereof seon afterwards they a toek sick. and for
3 time II was feared some of the members would die
They sutseqasntly recovered. but not until having
suffsred much pain This poisooous apple butter ID
tibutea to its having been boiled In copper ket-
te and that sither the IRE permitted to get too
low or when boiled, the apple butter had bsea efs
too long In kettle Copper ksttlsa when used IA
preparing things to bs eaten or aTank, pes1 much
wssshns -Yorh PeRssvivaaia~. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

"THE RIGHT sMAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE -
January 80 This day, my great, great great
grandfather, Charles the First, was be mobbed!-
And well he Observed ii; he was jesuticsl. hypo-
critical rascal as ever ore crown. He died with
pluck, because he was in bis right place q scaf.
foldl not the right place as king but asa man.
God rest bis soul; but he was bad king bad
soldier, and bad man.-!Ser Charles Napicr's Ne
,a0irs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

NEW PATENT MEDICINE We see In the Boston
papets that "pure picherel oil is advertised cure
for de sfnea The acute sense of hearing possessed
by tbis .h probably led the discovery the won
derful properties OF the OIL In the same wsy that
notice of the fact that codfsh we're never tleuhied
With coughs or colds though exposed to the severesi
ycisstudes Of the weather led 10 the discovery tba!
cod liver oil was IN fi;acious remedy for con-
sumption- Worcester Spy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

RESIGNATION OF ARMY OFFICERS The res
signations of the following named officers of the
army have been accepted by the President of the
United States: Captain Francis Patterson, OF
the 9th infantry, and First Lieutenan. Robert E
Pattersop, of the infantry, from the lst of May
1851 Assistant Surgeon John Byrne, of the med
ical department, from the llth of October, 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

A CHANGE-The Democrat, published at Man.
chester, n II states that Ne church in that city
which has been occupied by the Second Baptist
Sseiety is to be. csheerted into theatre, where
Uncle Toms Cabin "Dred," and other fansti,
cal burleEques of the drama can be performed,S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

PROFITABLE FARMING The Charlottesville
Advocate says that Mr. Lewis w. Garth. who re.
moved from Albamarle county, Va, 10 Kentucky,
some four or five years ago, sold his last years
crop of tobsccO for Sl7 000 and that notwth-
standing the fact that he lost entirely thirty acres
of the crop by diasters of the season. Such plant
ing ia more profitable than California gold mining
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

fRFsENTATIoH sPEECH.-Ths negroes emploved
IN pork bousa at Louisville Ky on Christmas dsv
presented the superiu,en endent with beautiful sola.
headed csne. Jim Tyler trump smong the d arsiss
"MAssA GEORGE My re.pects to Won. ds Cad.
tain oh de niggers, and no pin dat you will be our
captain ali the time and astn OBJ you to please -ept
aIs cane, ana wlshin dat you may never die, and
may live all de time, and hopin dat in de morpin oh
De general sembly when Gabriel come, down and
places one foot de mighty see ard de other on de
dry land, and swar BY him dat liveth dat time sh h
ba no longer, dat you may get up whsn de good cid
angel blows his trumpet and shakin' off the grave
dust, may lib with the blood-s shed millions and &c
away up through great trl buationn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

ASSAssINATIoN.-The Hi,lsboro' Miss Demo.
cratic Record states that Mr. Abel Rushing living
in tie south eastern part of the county of Scott,
was, on the night Of the inst at about O'Clock
| called from his bed by s0me unknown person. and
on his opening the door, gun fred, and Ave buck
| shot entered his breast and one his chin, killing
him instantly.
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din P. eTRAusE L BRO

NUPltE.- The nndtrsiaEeo q hRvir taken
the store No. d Msln street lately occupied bv
siIss L. Johnson begs leave inform his ieI ds and
the public generally that he Is nov receiving from
the northern markets large and desirable stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
al OF which axe o4tIrs NEW end FRESH, and adapt.
ed to ths retail trade 10 WhcA he would Respectfully
cal! their attention promisng to every exertion
t. p'ease aud accommodate h.s patrous
ar 4-ts BEO y BAGEY 81 Main st
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A FAILURE.-Rev Antoinette Brown, more re.
ceutly Rev Mrs Blackwell, seems to have made q
failure in her first pastoral The church At South
Butler, N Y, over. which she was settled .I: now
dissolved and the meeting house closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

,ru. Ft1lt SALE, FkGEA EML " Eiiher
Wi.f of those very desirable RESiD tHCtS Oh
1sA trace street, near a:h They srs very plaaaaut
and have every convenience in them. They will be
sold on accg mE1odatns terms. both ss tt price
h2d time Of Payment age portion of tie pur-
chase oseY ain secured for several yesla by
paying the interest semi-anuualy. Possession given
II convenient tine Also, for ssie, lease or rent
oth-V Va uahie property L B. Nj nor
- LIN AttorneT et law Law Building No l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

ADJOURNED The New York Legislature nd.
journed Saturday. Resolutions were adopted
censuring Er President Pierce for his i'm mputstiops
ou the Northern people TO Kanaas vsr,.
fossil shrek for freedom" this The Dred Scot;
resolutions passed both houses after being so
amended as TO imply that the confidence of the
people in the Court of Appeals was impeached. not
lost, and 30 to provide that the resolutions,
without the report, be sent to the Governors OF
the diffarent tns
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. Abet q. ffsyo,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY prs1.c
VIII give prompt attention TO the Liqudation Ss
curing and Collection of Debts of every Ss.oTn,or
os gal prosess In the Courts of thu City Of Kich.
mond and County ef Henrso.
Depesi'ons and other Notarial Business runctuallv
attended to.
Any reference given that m.y be desired
Office opposite the Law Building, over August L
Ranpolphs. an ISeIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

2 NGffce.-rWe. the undersigned hay-
ing taken tao Stors, No los, corner of I4th and
Mslu sts, lately occupied by Henry shafsr beg
leave to inform the pub i: generally thst we are
now receiving large and handsome stock Of sprir
and summer CLOTHIrG Also, a bsauti.ul assors-
Insut of Gautle mems FURNISHING GOODS at
wn lessis ano retail to which we would respectful.
iy call their attention, sad will endeavor to please
aud accommodate all who calf
" WALKER & CO.
ap E--ot Us coInsr 14ih and Main sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

A YELLED FEMALE THIEF.-Siasular Hishsoay
Robbery A prominent New York physician was
robbed on Thursday afternoon, while passip G
along Ninth street, near Calsowbill, by veied
female. The woman suddenly stepped up to the
NJ d., and before be hardly aware of her
presence she sostched his gold spectaces from bis
nose The astonsbed doctor was too much sur
prissd to give any alarm, and the woman escaped.
The physician returned to bis hotel with no very
favorable opinion Of veiled women.
fPhi[adslphih IR1ufrer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

Day GooDs SHIPPED FROM LIvERP oL.-MeFTs.
F. Higgins L Co IS Liverpool Circular unde. date of
Slst March, shows the following number of packages
OF dry goods shipped this sea,on from Liverpool to
Rsat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

THEATRICAL.-Jno Drew has leased the Ne
tionai theatre, Pbsd delphia to be opened early in
May, with JOS Jefferson as stage manager The
Naad Queen is to be the first peatacle, and in it
are to appear Miss Devlin, Boniface, Mrs. Jeffer.
son and Adams
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

KANSAS MIR Lawrence, of Boston. has offered
the American Sunday School Union 81 900 year
for al indefinite period, if the Union will mmedi-
ate'y send Sunday school missionary to labor in
Kansas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

" samuel e. w. isecser, Attornes at
L-w 10 prepared TO undertake any business pertain.
ing counties May be Consulted in any of the mod
ern European languages and sives prompt attention
TO the Collection OF Claims
" chce lth street, between Bank and Asin.
ap 4-dSu1s
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SANGUINARY CONFLICTS AMONG THE ZULU
TRIBEs.-A Natal correspondent of the London
Daily News, in letter Of llth December last,
gives some shocking details Of the iuternecine
warfare recently waged between the Zulu trbes
"The events anticipated in my observations on q
November, regarding the Zulu nation bayond the
Tuge!a, have been rea'ized. On Monday est dread
ful struggle took place b.tUssn IS O. and Geo ack
he banks of the Tugeia, which you know 10 our
boundary to the Northeast The carnage horri-
Bile. Men women aud children. from the oldest age
attained by tbs to sucking infants lay dead sn6
ing 10 hundreds. On fueaday, when Mr.. She D.
stone secretary for native asis crossed the rive,
to make himself acquainted with the as pest of tie
war .fsr the puiser had left the victims Of their
fendish rage. some of the wom-n, with chidreu on
their backs, had been killed single thrust of The
assegIay, passing through infant and mother The
river lore down TO the tie bodies of those who
were killed In shs water, dro ned attempting 10
escape into Natal The pursuing party turcea away
from ths river, aud are now spreading themselves
over the whole country "
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A WARNING Rev F Mood writes to the
Columbia IS. O. Times, from Paris that he was
lately knocked down by coming ia contact with
of the Crnolines which are at present so fash.
iopabe both in that city apd out of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-21

PARDoNED.-William A Greatrake, of Pitts
burg, who was sentenced to the penteutary
about year ago for seduction, has been pardoued
by the Governor of Pennsylvania, and is now at
liberty.
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THE following conversation ia said to have
taken place between boarding house keeper and
q servant:
bridget, what did You do with the tallow Mr.
Smith greased bis boots with yesterday morningF
please, sir, used it 10 bake the griddle cakes
with"
at ia well you did, Bridget thought you had
waited i"
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50 i nm a candidate Tor the Third Con,
GREssicNAL DISTRICT of The city Of nj, bmopd
p,L THDS. NORVELL.
Richmond. Va, April 18TH 1857 an I5dtds
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4baq LAUD'3~ EstNIssE:t HOUSE, Sauth
sha SIDE OF 8ts'u. For 2ENT.--This luml sr
AN'N" house the pr FsTty Of the Jas h & Ka Co,
nesIIy rebuilt, sa5 wlsi be TeaGy for tenant by
the st 4 AVIi. Ths h0use is large and commod!-
well suited fer storage house or a tobacco fac
t0iy, For termi, grpiy 20 The undersigned
MiCEAELS
mn 26-tr AJert for r w Connection
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nsA fi5H Ei<T'-~TEe Dwelling Hause
Slfs over store, tnow 0einG pslrtcd &c ate
IAA y coupled by @rs Chamberlain. rs q board.
-g house, has Is rooms To coed tenant rent mod.
esste. Possession gwen AZ once Apply to
su3-6i7l" DASDKiDlJF 4 HART
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LIBERALITY-DavidA A. Sayre, Esq, of Lexing.
ton, Kentucky, has presented that city with LOT
OF ground and splendid building worth In sll
forty thousand dollars, for The purpose of afemsle
school -
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Broad Rock ,iuh ucmher. .,a
oth'fs dsslCous OF becoming msmbers IF thu Broad
Rock Gus. are respectfully requested to meet at
ming, the 2]d April 1857, at oc ock to eiecs oHi.
GERS, &c CALVIN aRaEN
a. l7-6t pron-;a,
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" special Notice,-Accouaf due NC In
the lat Jagusry last Uuless sett ed Erthwith, viii
De aced in other hands for cole ction Ion ger in
duigence cannot be given.
sp li-2w ALFRED HOSEs
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+ItFf~ UrT-e 3444nH. A-ASkH !!.--ksAtSAN N,z
S"St@,I& JOHN il in the field with LAMB. " hst
IA Lambs STALL No Z
ssssT4SsnssGaz II h <4-fs t.d 1farket
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MILLERIsM PROVED TRUE-"Miller's Alma.
nae" for 1851 predicts of the month of April:
Unsettled, chilly and unusual for the season.
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sssFa FuR Il f y ia small rTs nement,
Fgst with of gsouad attached, on the Me,
chanicsvl'le Turnpike, next tenement to b J,
sniths- Fer terms, apply to
rlh la-,s c. g. T4MNPsON 0nr Fnuss
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WIFE MURDER.-Abner Dillon has been con-
victed In Miami county, Ind. of the murder OF his
wife and been sentenced the Stste prison at LET.
fsr sonvilIe for life Dillon very much affected
when the verdi 1t was rendered. and wept sndib y
He owned q farm worth hve six thousand doilars
His own children were witnesses agsiost him. and
their testimony went far towards oonvictng him.
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Total packages 7l2 992I9
The number of packages is less this year than the
last, but the value is stated to be greater