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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-14
aas~ NEW SPRING GooDs I!
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We respectfully invite attention to our new stock
~ SPRING GOODS now opening, and assure the
Ladies in particular that those goods offered at
lower rates thAu the could now be bought for
having ber n early in the UIrket and our FINANCIAL
POSITION IS such that we have advantages in the
ket enabling as to purchase at the lowest CASH
PRICES. All We ask of You is to
CALI Examine! !! Compared! Judgei!i!
Respectfully, j MILLHIeER BRO,
NH l7-lm 1873 Broad street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nounced, the eneampment of the 1st regiment of
Virginia Volunteers, will commence on the 2Sth
proximo, on the beautiful grounds AZ Ashland
Hanover county. Activepreparatonsa are progress.
ing to make it complete affair in every respect.
The encampment will continue four days, aud wind
up with grand ball at the Cottage, when Virgil
MAS capital will gather ''her beauty and her Chi
yalry," and Hanover will send her bright eyed
daughters to participate in the festivities and con
tribute to the pleasures of the occasion.
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RECKLESS DRIvING.-Yesterday morn,

ing while a number of persons were congregated
10 the vicinity of the Dispatch Office waiting for
the Young Guard Battalion to move off, furniture
wagon was driven recklessly around the corner,
narrowly grazing lady and two children cross
ing the street. One of the children, a boy, would
in all probability have been killed, but for the
prompt action of Mr.. Jesse Wherry, who rushing
forward, grasped the little fellow from almost un.
der the horse, hoos. Such careless driving should
not be tolerated.
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The Flood ON the Mtssissippi

The food on the Mississippi River has done
great damage TO the crops along ita banks. The
sew Orleans Delta, Of the 9th. says that in spite
of the decline In Europe, the cotton market was
advancing in view Of the damage done 10 that sta.
pie on the plantations. The Memphis Bulletin
says:
The river at this point is still rising, and has
come up within twenty inches of extreme high
water mark. The water is flowing entireIy over
tue track OF the Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
ROAD at distance of five miles from the terminus
on the opposite side Of the river. IL Is hoped
however. that no serious ipjnry will be sustained
by the road. IL is not thought that the overflow
VIII reach the point at which track laying is now
going on, some twenty miles from this city,
The Little Rock Democrat, of the sd ult, has
similar announcement. 1t declares that
The river is CHER than for fourteen years, and
stu rising. The rain still falling rapidly fMon-
day. The present prospect is for an extensive
overflow and great destruction of property. II
yet lacks, at this point, four feet of the great
ifeshet OF 1874, though in many places the banks
are completely submerged, and the destruction of
stock must already be very great"
At Napoleon City the water has flooded the
streets. A daughter of citizen of that place fell
last week from gallery the residence OF her faith.
er and was drowned in the street before assistance
could be rendered. The whole town ia several
feet under water.
" The river at this point is now within few
inches OF the stage of 1850, and from our teIe.
graphic dispatches it will be the upper rivers
are still going up. The Forest City, arrived at
our wharf last evening at dark from Napoleon
reports that town completely inundated, and
the citizens are compelled to go from place to
place in boats or upon floating logs. The town
OF Prentiss is in the same condition. The
levee below Napoleon on the Arkansas side,
and below Greenville on the Mississippi side,
civ rau md fhn tphn
both sides will soon be submerged. The Arkansas
and White rivers are higher than they have been
known for years, and rising. The Tennessee
Cumberland aud Mississippi are in the same con
dition. gentleman (Mr. A. c. Gibson) writing
from BIT. Level Plantation, states that the river il
within few inches of the highest water we have
ever had From appearances, we have no doubt
the river will reach stage of water only equaIled
by the great flood of1S27."
1twas reported that the levee near Lake Provi-
dence is broken in several places, and the river
in others is running over the levee, and that at
ConcOrdia, below Helena, Arkansas, the river is
higher than t was in 1850.
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ANOTHER PAPER FOR RIcHMosD.-The

Baptist of the James River and Roanoke Assoc
ations. have recommended to the denomination
throughout the State, to establish in this city,
CHILD's PAPER which shall be adapted to the wants
of Sunday Schools in Southern States. There is
no such paper now published in the South, and as
this denomination number some sepen hundred
thousand communicates in the Southern States,
they are full able to sustain one of the kind.
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MILLS b. GOpWIN.
16y- To THE VorERs OF THE CRY on

D0~ To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY or
RIcHMoND.--I am candidate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the Sd Dia-
trict, Monroe Ward.)
The election win take place on the s7th May uext
anu as am now engaged In the discharge Of the
duties OF the Office as the Assistant Of Mr. Hundley.
(who declines a reelection hope ron will excuse
me. ii do not call on you all In person.
am now, and have been for nearly six years re-
sident of the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
feN-ts tstes JESSE r. KEE6KE. r.
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A6AD " WASHINUTUh--~'T IHST IN WAh,
FiRsr Is PEACE AND FIRST IL THE HEARTs OF HIS
CoUyrRYMEs.p-All who visit Richmond on the ed
of February, 10 witness tho grand spectacle of the
inauguration OF the Washington statue, should not
fail 10 visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lery of q w MINIS. TO witness the wonderful pro-
gress OF the Photographic Art conducted at this
finely arranged establishment And 70 those who
thing really beautiful and lfe-like as q likeness
should not fail to secure one OF the Ambrotypes or
Photographs made at MINNIE GALLERY. He Is pre-
pared ~ accommodate all who wish fine pictures
and his assortment Of Frames. Cases, Lockets Pins
ried Ills gallery is 0n Main street. opposite the
new Custom House. and free 10 yiaitors whether they
wish pietnfas or not. IL 20
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MYsTER1oUs-Some excitement


occasioned yesterday by the discovery of the de-
composed remains Of a human being in the mouth
of culvert in the guiey at the northern extremi-
ty of 9th street 1t was apparently the body Of q
youth about II years of age. A number of keys
were found in one of the pockets, and it is suppos
ed that they may lead to the Identification Of the
remains. DIR. Peachy, Coroner, will hold an In
quest to-day at II O'Clock.
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AGoop WoaK During the past month,

Mr.. Edward F. Chiffon. the Baptist Colporter. of
this city, visited 975 families; found 81 families
destitute of the Bible and a destitute of all reli-
gous books, except the Bible; gave away $40
worth of tracts and good books besides selling S46
of Bibles aud other religious works. His labors
have been confined to the most destitute parts
of the city. Such labors of great value to any
com munity
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SPEciAL NoTICE.
SELLING OFF RrIag cosr

The undersigned respectfully announce to the
public that they have concluded to chose their bsi.
ness. and will now offer their entire stock of
REtDEAsDE CLOTHING,
Az o per cent. less than the original cost Country
Merchants will do well to call upon us and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Il very neatly made up assortment of Chill
drens and Boys Clothing on hand
GEO HEXTER Il BRO
No 90 Main street
ap i-Im* One door below lith street
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LONGEST.

eE5- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP.
Pen DISTRICT. HENRICo COUNTY, announce
Of the Upper District Of Henrico county, In the
place of Jacob ID Keesee, resigned and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coming election on 18th May.
If elected will discharge the duties Of the once
faithfully ap 7-dt25M WP LAWT0N.
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PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-Great sale of

PARTICULAR NoTICE.-Great sale of
" AtcAcs. Jevelry. Plated Ware and Fancy Goods at
A.. ian aud private sale, by H. ". QUARLEs, at No.
Main street. every day aud evening this week.
Lalrs' sale at O'Clock 7. NJ.
GyuticHl-u's sale at 7is O'Clock.
Tn richest ani most extensive variety ever offer
.l Iu this market, Tor sale rs above. Merchants are
a.rt-uiariy invited to call and examine the goods
tud eurchas" either privately or at the evening
sa,.s. AT Goods warranted as represented. No 80
NJ ain street, NH %
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CoMMIssIoNERs.

&g-T0 MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HENRI
Co C0UNTY.-At the request OF many friends, j an
nounce myself candidate for the Office Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
fully solicit your surages Should IL be your plea
TO elect me- promise to dise harge the duties OF
the ofice faithfully. Respectfully. =
ap 6-2ws HUGH LONGEST.
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FROM FoRr sCorr.-TicO Men Killed and another
Uounded-The Leavenworth City Ledger, of the
Sd inst, says: "That posse Of men who repre-
sented themselves to be in search of deserters
from the United States army, went to the house Of
Isaac Denton. on the Usage about one hundred
miles south of this city, the night of the 9th
concealed within, and receivinga negative answer,
insisted on searching the premises. Mr. Denton
arose from his bed and let the posse u and, with
out further ceremony. he was shot dead.
''They next proceeded to the residence of Abra-
ham Hedrick, and, after making the same enquiry,
and receiving the same treatmentiasa at Dentons he
was shot dead.
'Tbey then proceeded to the residence ofNewton
Davis, and, forcing an entrance. shot at bin while
sitting up in bed, one buckshot striking him in
the hand. the residue of the charge lodging in the
headboard of the bedstead
''There was but one Of the party recognized; his
name is Brockett. The neighbors in the vicinity
dispatched an express to Lawrence for assistance
which has gone down.
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TRIAL OF SoMERvILLE-The trial of
William j. Semervilie, for entering the custom
house the 18th October, 1851 aud stealing $780,
6S8 in coin, resumed in the Circuit Court yes
terday morning. After the examination OF wit
nesses, the case was argued by Messrs. James
wealth, and by sr. Glmer on behalf the prison.
er, and submitted to the jury at late hour last
night verdict will probably be rendered this
morning. .afs .- sH esr ss
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ARREsrEp roR Arson negro be

logging to senator Amber, of Louisa. was arrest
ed in that county last week. for setting 1ro TO his
overseer's house some time during the year 1850
Considerable excitement exists there il conse-
Quence of the arrest. the negro always having
borne an excellent character, and has continued
10 perform his duties with diligence ever since the
circumstance occurred Sir. Amber has secured
the services of Col August, of this city, counsel
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COUNTY OF HENRIcO.
f6Y. To THE VnrRRa or HlnrInn

kQ3 10 THE VOTERS OF dBNkIO0
COUNTY, take this method of announcing myself
candidate for the Sherifalty Of Henrico county 90
the election in May next and If elected promise 20
devote all of my time to the Office and to discharge
its duties the law directs will try and see the
voters of the county before the day Of election and
in the meantime refer all such as wish to ascor-
TO John NJ. aregory. Esq, john b. Young, Esq. and
Z the Justices Of Henrico county: a--.E =
Ia AD-dtdA T. j. CAHTER-
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I SECOND ATTEMPT TO Lar TIE SUBMARINE TELs
. GRAPH CaBLE--The operation of slowing the wire
on the British ship Agamemnon, for the Atlantic
telegraph, was CONNIE need on the 10th fnlt, and
progressed at an average of y miles per day. On
the Niagara some changes were to be made and
additional space prepared sufficient to receive 1s0
miles of cable. The London Times of the 26sh ult,
says:
For the approaching trial the Atlantic Telegraph
Company appear to have made very complete ar.
rangemeDts through their engineer chief Mr.
Bright, who has been some daysat Plymouth. The
coiling on board the Agamemnon IL superintended
by Mr.. Canning, who assisted in the operations
last year, and who laid the cable across the Gulf Of
st. lawrence from Newfoundland to Cape Breton
MIR. Whitehouse, who completed the line from
VarDa to Balakava, and was charged with the
first shipment aud fittings on board the Niagara
takes the same duty now with the aid of Captain
Kell, who was engaged in laying the early Medi-
terraneau lines
MIR. Everett, of the Niagara, accompanied by
Mr.. Clifford, of the company's assistant engi-
neers on the former occasion, has been intrusted
with the supervision of the experiments carried
on at the works of Messrs Easton and Amos mn.
der the advice of Messrs Penn, Field and Lloyd
whom the company have consulted upon the modi
fications to be made in the paying ont machinery
and with the concurrence of Mr.. Bright their en-
giueer and Mr.. Appcld, who invented, for differ.
eut purpose, the form of brake to be used The
staff of telegrapbic clerks engaged last year has
been retained, and some of Them under the guild
auce of Mr.. Whitehouse, the electrician are per.
fecting themselves in their future employment by
transmitting and receiving, through the 2,630
miles of wire now at Plymouth, the class of mess
ages anticipated on the closer junction of England
with the United States and the continent of Ame
rica
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ners' Journal, in speaking of the depressed con-
dtion OF the coal trade, says:
Some of our operators who had started their
colleries intend stopping again, unless the demand
increases and prices improve. They refuse to sell
coal at the low rates at which some was sold at
the opening of navigation. There is no disposi-
tion manifested to push the business in the present
state of the trade. The sales made at the very
low rates were merely to obtain some means to
furnish the men with food, many of whom were
almost In a starving condition.
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16~ To TIE VoTERs OF THE CIrY or
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of my
fhltowcitzens. Should il be your pleasure 70 elect
me to that position. / shall endeavor TO show, by
faithful discharge Of my duties. that your condencs
has not been misplaced. ~ 4 - -
NH 2-tde MILLS H. GOODWIN
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Ns-fREsH LKEoHEs.--I have just re-
1elved, BY Adams Express, a fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES. which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
r. E-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
70 Can be found at all hours Of tS day al the Hair
DRESSING Room under the American Hotel and OF
night on sth street French Garden Hill.
my G-ts r C. H0RsON
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xma nR JoHs waLru.LL. (Homso-
psa BueRow's RsLIARtH MrpIcIsE-

pathis offers his professional services 70 the citi-
"A Of Hichmond and its vicinity. Office nj his re-
uence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
I-I2rnN
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s@s~ SAVE YouR HoRsEs.-ssWe ia

great pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mus-
tang Imminent as valuable and Indispensable arti
Gle for Sprans. Ssres, Scratches Calls Oh Horses
oar men have used it for severe Burns Bruises Sores
sim joints and Rheumatic Pains and all say it acts
like magic. We use no other iDiment.
j. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American Harnden's and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express"
Gentlemen ~ had a negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from had hurt and was useless for
of without benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini-
mont. II has perfectly cured him. and can now
takeathe above price for him Respectfully yours
JAMES D0RRANCB
Every Planter. Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable
dealers everywhere.
BARNES L PARE, ,Proprietors.
mhi8-d&cwIm New York.
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MuRpFR.-Aionxo r. Eliet, native Of Bangor,
Ne, and msts nf the soap Martha Rdeont. was
murdered on board his vessel at New Orleans, last
week. by sailor boarding house runner, with
whom he got into an alteration.
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hegs s,ve to give notice that he will in n few iay.
6len rooms tor the purpose Of gviag inssrtrf0r IN
ihNMaNSutP; and hopes that this much nerlect.
whrh ia Importance to ali classes OF the enmmuni.
For the present he would call the atteutiar NJ
teachers and others tn his specimens which may ~.
seen at the Book Store of Col. Jno IL. RcharFson.
ape-btN j. W REEYE
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FROM BARBADoEs.--A correspondent writing from
Barbados, under date of March 9th, says
"Notbing new in the political world. Sugar
making is proceeding rapidly, and the crop 10 es.
timated at 50oo0 hhds., which will be the largest
ever made on the Island"
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MINISTERIAL CoURTEsY-The Springfield Repnb-
lican says that piquaDt correspondence has Just
passed between two clergymeD, in a city where
considerable religious awakening has taken place
In substance the correspondence ran as follows:
BIptiSt to Methodist CfeygYRldR-Dear Brother
shall baptize some converts tomorrow If any
of your converts prefer to be baptized in mode
shall be happy to baptize them as candidates for
your church.
Methodist 10 Baptist Gergymdn.-Dear BrotheE-
Yours received. l prefer to wash my own sheep.
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Ron Now on NgvrR The hee, har

k0s~ Now OR NEyfR, The best bar
saius.ever offered at the Auction store Of Henrv "
ousrles, No. $50 Main street, until Saturday kprii
ie;h, $4,000 worth Of RICH JEWELRY at auction
and private sale. aides auction THURSDAY and mi.
day mornings at II o'clock, atntieulens auction
every night at ~ O'Clock. The above goods are oil
ihc very finest quality, being the stock OF retail
merchant from the North, aud must he sold without
reserve 90 the highest hi'.tier.
HESRT W QUARLEs.
apS No 80 Main Street
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R6y> AM A CANDIDATE roR TINE Or
gIcs OF COMMISSIONER on THE KEvENUE for
the Upper District Of the county VI Hsnricos ~ the
NH f3-tde DANIEL 0AHDNEH.
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OF HExRfco-I am a candidate for the Office OF COM
MISSIONER OF The REVENUE for the Upper
District Of the County, nj the ensuing election In
Nay next and respectfully solicit your sufrages.
NH 2S-rde GRO w CARTrH.
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HAIL SToeM.-Passengers from Wash
ington, yesterday, inform us that they encounter
ed q severe hail storm, accompanied with heavy
thunder, on the trip down the Potomac. The wea-
ther at this point was mild, though cloudy to-
wards evening. = 4 -
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REPORTED CAPTURE ny THE FLORIDA ISDiAYs--A
private letter, to the Savannah Georgian, informs
it that Mr.. Frank Rea and his wife with wardrobe
and baggage, &c. had been taken by the Seminole
Indians whiie on their way to Sc. Augustine.
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Ray Dudley Co, Importers and
Wbol,,ale Dealers In Choice WINES Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WIlskEYo and CIGARS, No. 72 Main
trets, fe z
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sg- TO TfIR VOTERS or DISTRICT NO. .,
UENRICO O0UNTT.-I am n Candidate for the o.
Zee If CONsTA TILE In the Third District Should
IL be yovir peasure fellow citizens, 70 elect me- the
drties Of the ofNce shA he diseharged with prompt
ness and fidelity. kiecticn Fourth Thursday In Msy
Ap aps-dtda wM. n. TYLER.
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sr1rL BupNING-The ruins of Mr.. Dow.

neys stable, on 18th street, still sending forth
volumes of smoke, notwithstanding the frequent
heavy showers and application of water from the
fire plugs The fire occurred more than a week
since. and from present appearances will continue
TO shoulder for week or two yet.
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DBPUTy SERGEANTs- James L.
Bray and VIM. d. Perrin qualified yesterday as
Deputy Sergeants under Thos. U. Dudley.
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HSy- To THE VoTERs or rur Cyrv 4,

RIcnMoSp.-I respectfully announce myself . can.
didate for COMMISSIONERS OF THE kEYENUH
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
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ap Lint
sM KITCHEN RANGES receiving of tho

most approved style-thrce s2es. Also, for sale
one second hand RANGE, but 4itfle@ssed. suitable
Tor an Eating House or small Hotel. Inquire of
GEORGE STAkRETT s-
ap I--2w Goyernor street
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LADY LEcTuRER.-Mrs. Susan Frederick, Qua
ker lady, from Baltimore, Is making tour through
Jamaica. and she recently preached TO eongrcga-
ton of 1000 persons, occupying the pulpit OF tho
Baptist church at Spanish Town, on the island.
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s0g- To rUE Vor1Rs OF TIE CoUNrY o

HESRIco.--I am a candidate fot the Office Of CON.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Up
per District of the county, and respectfully solicit
your votes in May next.
NH l3--dtd C0RBIN BURTON
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PUNISHED. Matthew, a slave, was
convicted before the Mayor Yesterday OF stealing
flsh from John j. Brown. and duly punished. Z
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To Ny FrILnw CIrrzrNs on rur @

RIcHMcND-After advising with my friends, and
rtthe request of aome OF them, / announce mysslfa
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, (inwhich have
resided for twenty years) in the place OF Mr. Humid
ley who will not be again candidate, at the cleo
on to be held on the Eth day Of May next I have
served you as police officer Tor the last seven years.
and shog pleased to receive your support for the
above Office. q w H TYLER.
fe 25-dtde
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Held To BALDWIN. Harris, charged
with assaultiag d. W. Weisiger, was yesterday
required to give security TO keep the peace.
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FRssHEr IN INDIAyA-The flood in the Wabash
is abatiug, though the country all ronnd fipeen-
nes Is inundated, doing immense damage to the
farms along the river. :
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n6T Ar THE RKouEsr of many Of

fellow-citizens, I respectfully announce myself :
candidate for the office OF COMMISSIONER Of TIN
REVENUE for Monroe Ward and will pledge my
self to discharge faithfully the duties Of the ONCE II
elected. mhi6-lms JOHN n. 6TAG0. .l
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sar CLERKsHIp OF THE CIRoUIT CoURr
OF HENRIoo.-A the request of many Of my friends,
1 announce myself candidate for the 0f1ce OF
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENkICO.
NH S-dtdes JOHNSON SANDS.