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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06
RAn CoMpAkY.-Wm. DANES Irving.

BAD CoMPAEY.--Wm. james Irving, q
lad, was arrested by the watchmen last Tuesday
night, and locked up, as q suspicious character.
lie Ia not more than twelve years age but is eiten
prowling the streets at the dead hours OF the
night, and when captured on this occasion, had .
large foofmat thrown over bis head and shoulders.
When brought before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing, he was recognised AZ an associate of q gang
Of young thieves, and Was therefore detained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

RUSSIA report recently presented to the
Emperor Alexander, coptai MS the following
stcal returns relative TO landed property ard sers
in Russia The number of families who land
owners amount to 127 900. Out OF these 2V00 pos
from 1000 to 10000 sers 1000 from 500 to 1000,
Is 900 from 100 to 500; 10000 from q to 100, and
$4,000 have less than Fl. The total number of pea
saut sers of the nobility amount to ii 100000, and
those of the crown TO 1900 900.
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CoRREor1oN---We yery seldom not ice

VURhkUfIUN---Wt very beIuUH hut ICe
typographical or other errors in our column, but
small one in our race report yesterday, so COM
pletey destroys the sense of sentence, that we
cannot pass it over The last sentence in the fifth
paragraph should read thus: '.The fact that the
stake was won so eleverly by Revenue, will give
TO that horse 9 reputation and name, nnequalled
by any other stallion on this eontinenI".
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COMMJssIONrRg

AS- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP.
PER DISTRICT HENRIc0 COUNTY, snnouncs
myself candidates for the gOMMIEslOEkk6HIP
Of the Upper District Of Henrcp county. 10 the
place OF Jacob keesee, resigned. and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coming election on 1Jh Nay
II elected, will discharge the duties OF the once
faithfully. ep 7--dt2sM WP LAWTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

BURNING OF THE Snip MAJEsTIc.-Tbe steamship
Osprey, from st. John N. f., the 10th ult fell IN
with the ship Majestic, twentyone days from Idv.
erpool, for Chariottetown, on fire, and took on
twenty OF her passengers aud crew. Before the
Osprey parted from the Majestic the flames burst
through her deck.
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s&GREAr IMpRovrMsNra

k6~G REAT IMP Ro ENT IN
TEETH.-G. w. JONES
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection of their adaptation Is such 10 render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless, sereT
iisD to bring the tooth the first trial never breaking
It, manglng the gums. or inJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations Filling. Cleansing. and In
sertng Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
Once opposite Corinthan Hall. on Main street.
apI4-3m
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sg-Ssr YOUR HOUSEHOLD IN ORDER

As sumuler approaches the human system becomes
debiiitsted. and often much weakened that life
becomes burthen to its possessor School misses
and boys well adults, suffer from relax alton
OF the nerves and when nature is unaided perma
nent diseases the fruits of neglect A good ton
ic, in such cases is the grand desldeTdtlBt, and
RAKEk'S PREMIUM BlTTERS possess the requ
site qualities the free OF them is all that is ne
oessary TO stimulate the digestive organs, sharpen
the appetite, and give such tone to the stomach as
will enable the machinery of our nature to perform
its functions in healthy manner In no instance
have they failed 10 give entire satisfaction, when
used. aud we therefore commend them to public ia
vor
For sale by sl the principal druggists in the city OF
NichGaoud and elsewhere in Virginia apl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

CONSCIENCE CAsr.-1he Union says that the
Treasurer of the United States acknowledges the
receipt from some person unknown. under an en-
velope postmarked New York, April 80, Of $40 in
Virginia bank notes, 'the property of Govern
ment." The proceeis-deducting u per cent, dis
count-viz: $l6S.75 have been deposited in the
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- -To MY FrLrox CIrIzrns on Hsr.

aIco CogsrY.- the request of many friends. IAN
nounce myself candidate for the iof1cs Of CoM-
MISSION ER OF The REVENUE for the Upper
District, at the approaching election, and respect
fully solicit your safrages. should it be your psa
sure TO eectms, promise TO dischaFgs the duties
Of the ofice faithfully. Respectfully,
e ap 26-tdes ~ sA<-s HUGH LON9E6T
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WHOLE FAMILY BURNED A house in the Gale
Mantua, in the central part Of Madrid, Spain,
which was occupied by goldsmith, was destroy
ed by fire. and his whole family, consisting OF Ia
ther mother six children aud female servant,
perished in the flames. The fire was ca used by
an escape Of gas.
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na WoRTH READINa-Whv e

many suffer AMI repine and drag ont a miserable
existence untitled for the enjoyments and even or.
dinary pursuits of life, when relief may be obtained
aud health and yigor restored, by treatment ut
once convenient and safe well permanent in Its
character! f.I - : : :
To those who have suffered long with disease, ul-
tmatng in loss Of appetite vigor, &C. tho under
signed tenders his professional services assuring
thesuaerers, in candor and sincerity pleasant con-
venent aud proper prescriptions, thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strctions or hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits. tn T s i s1T-I : ) 4
All diseases of private nature, from whatsoever
cause either recent or chronic, structures irrita
bic bladder, &c; also, Scrofula, Asthma, Rheuma-
tsm, Piles, &c. skillfully and successfully treated.
DR.. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at his rooms
over 1921 Main street. above llth and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main
Attn door above ith street.
From this date until the lst of June, DIR. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays Thursdays and
Fridays OF each week, but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday eveRing, he may be consulted from
10 A Nj to 2 2 NJ, and toS NJ. ap 2y-ts
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PoPULArIoS OF CAIIPoRNIA.-The San Jose Tri-
bune estimates the population Of California at
5eT 900. The estimate is based upon the returns
of the local assessors. or this population 33z 80
are Americans 3s 800 Chinese, 1900 French, f5,-
900 Mexcans, 10000 Irish, 1000 English, and about
4OOO coiored persons.
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PARTICULAR Norror.--Great sale of

Watches. Jewelry, Plated Ware and Fancy Goods at
aaetion aud private sale, by ii. W. QuARlss at No.
lJe Man street, every day and evening this weak
Is,sdies' ssle Mt O'clock 2. NJ.
Gentlemen's sale at ~ O'clock.
fe richest and most extensive variety ever olfar
ed in this market, for sale above. Merchants ara
particularly invited to call and examine the p,,ss
ami purchase either privately or at tho eyeninc
sales. All goods warranted rs represented. No IA
Aaa street. mh ~
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- To the, Worms or HKxRIcc
CoUsrr.-I hereby announce myself 0 candidate Tor
the Office Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
and respectfully solicit your su1rages. Should it
be your pleasure 70 elect me. promise u discharge
NH N--dtde& .w.i Il sJAMk8 u NAu0BkM.
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ACCIDENT AT SEA.-The Charleston Cou rier of Mon
day has snaccount of the eaccident the stmr. Jas
Adger, caused by the bursting of her steam drum,
on her way from New York to that port. The fact
has been mentioned by telegraph that three per
sous were killed. The Courier says:
The flame and gas rushed up the stairway into
the Engineers room" and cut OF the retreat Of
the chief engineer and four firemen. At the head
of the stairway and in the engineers room was
standing the second engineer, MIR. Il. X. Kent. He
attempted 10 escape by the stairway to the main
deck, but was driven back by the violence of the
gas and flame, which was now all about him.
Driven from this refuge he aft to the other
end of the room and by climbing up by the "pillar
posts" through the machinery into the crank
room reached the main deck. lie escaped without
injury. The chief engineer, who was in the fire.
room, with much more difficulty aud after several
dangerous and Intellectual attempts, succeeded in
climbing through the machinery, in q similar
way, to the engineers room, and thence to the
deck He was, however, terribly burned and
scalded
on the upper deck, almost directly the engine.
lie heard a low grumbliug noise, occasioned by
the rush of the steam, (for the rupture was ac-
compaDied by no report) and looking through the
hatchway saw the flame filling the rooms below.
1t was at first supposed that the vessel was on
fire. and all the preparations suitable to the emer-
geucy were promptly and vigorously made. The
safety valves we're raised, and the steam having
shortly exhausted itself, after having eAtingusn-
ed the flame that was driven before it, the danger
to the ship soon over. In from five to ten
minutes assistance WAS able to be rendered TO the
suffering men below. They were helped on deck
and received all the care aud relief that was pos
sible. Lawrence Wallace, fireman, however,
who was terribly sealded, diedsi SIX hours after
wards, and was buried at sea: Jeremiah Bridgwood
and Peter Reilly nremen, died, the first 10 twenty
and the other in forty hours afterwards. They
we're buried here yesterday. The deceased all
hailed from New York, and all leave families.
The other man, Francis McComb flom New
York coal passer, had his hands badly scalded,
but escaped without serious injury. The Chief
Engineer, Mr.. Joseph Pollock, is badly scaded 10
the face and neck and arms; but it 10 believed that
he vii recover There was no excitement, and all
exhibited a promptness and willingness to per form
any service 10 which they might be assigned
The ladies especially were singulsrly "cool and
collected" and free from anything like panic
The crew, two, we're faithfully obedient to COM
mand, and strict order was every where preserved.
In less than an hour after the alarm was given,
the ship was again 10 motion with the other boii-
Ter, under the management of the "a Engineer,
Mr. Kent, (who was thus kept on duty nearly
fifty hours,) and arrived safely, rs noted above,
about eight o'clock Sunday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

THE METHODIST PROTESTANT GENERAL CoNFsR-
CONFERENCE convened in the Methodist Protestant
Church, at Lynchburg Va, Tuesday morning, and
was temporarily organized by calling Hon. B. s.
Bibb, of Alabama, to the chair, and the appoint
ment of Rev. w. IL Wills, of N. Carolina, Secreta-
ry. After prayer by Rev. John G. Whitfield, Of
Va, the certificates of members elect we're pre-
sented and read, when it appeared that twenty
one members were in attendance. After Orgsni-
zaton, the body adjourned.
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sey- A CoMPARIsoY INVITES who

contemplate having likeness taken of themselves
friends should not fail 20 call az the Photograph
aud Fine Art Galleries of q. W. MTNNIS and ex.
aIn inr the large aud varied collection Of specimens
iuluess sni finish with pictures taken elsewhere
His Gallery is truly Gallery of Fine Art, and no
likeness ~ a. flowed 70 leave his rooms unless entirely
satisfactory, and finished up in the best style to r
sHre permaaeuce. Prices a. law as any Gallery in
ihs state. for the same kind Of work. Galleries al
ways 0Hen aud free to visitors in Petersburg over
Davis, Ahrshsm's 4 Lyons store and on Main street
opposite the new Custom House. Richmond, Va
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ssSs- Now OR NEvrR.-The best har

scias.ever offered at the Auction Store of Henry W
lslies, Ne l50 Main street, until Saturday Anr,i
Ktb SS1.N>o worth Of RICH JkWRLRY al auctsaa
sHd private sale Ladies auction Thursday aud Fri.
Gay mornings AZ II sclock. Gentlcns,ns auction
eVsry R{ght at - oclock. The above goods are ~
;he very finest quality, being the stock Of retail
merchant from the North and must be sold without
reserve 20 the highest bidder.
HENRY. W. QUARLES.
VI tsfl ss - &c..
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r2- LADIEs' BAZAAR, No. IT'S BRoAI

: : Wx8 : IFUs
sr LATE VAL. CoHEN's SroRx.-Haying taken the
above named store we have, in addition TO our Nil.
linery and Trimmings, opened q large stock Of DRY
GOODS. to which invite the attention OF our Gus
TONERS We have hand q fine assortment of
Valentias ct 81 per I'D; Lawnsst l2s cts Prints
i2ts and 10 cts; ainghams; bleached and unbieaeh-
ed Cottons: Brilliants Irish Linen: Linen Birds ye
Jaconet Canprics; plain aud figured Swiss Mnslins,
table Linen; Toweling; Hosiery yosvens Kid Gloves
at 90 cts per pair: Handkerchief: Paraseis from IS
cts to s400: Swiss aud Cambria Collars from g. cts
to SAGA; Swis and Cambria Bands. Bdgings. and In
sertions; Lace Wells, aud general assortment Of
staple aud fancy goods, which we viii sell &C the
lowest cash prices.
N. R-Hoop Skirts, brass, steel and piaitsd Hoops;
Reed Hoops at cts apiece. ap D-3w
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~. surrERINa RrLIsygp.- Durine

the past ak months the proprietor Of iESRys SqIM
ULAfING LINIMEsr, has had the satisfaction of re-
ceiving the grateful acknowledgements Of many OF
his feQorocitizers of Richmond, who had successful
Iy used the Lnment for the cure or alleyiation Of
complaints. requiring an external remedy. The
cheapness of the Liniment should Indicate to the
public that il is not offered to them from mer-
cenary motives The Lnment is put up in boxes
Of two sizes. Price 70 cents and 80 Cents and may
be obtained at most of the Druggists ia the city.
PURCELL, LADD CO,
ap 23--lms Are the Wholesale Agents.
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POSTMASTER ARRRsrED.-Rev. I. Lean, minister
was arrested and brought to Detroit on the 30th
uit., charged with robbing the mail at Worth, Tus
cola county, Mich, at which place he was deputy
postmaster. The amount which has been lost Ii
some three or four hundred dollars. Lean was
bail In the sum of IS 900 for his in court
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"CoURr NEws."-The Prince Of Wales is travel
ing in Ireland incog. He is weakly IN oonstitu-
ton, somewhat puny in appearance, and dencient
in height Prince Albert is taller, more robust,
and much more liked The brothers have the rep
utation of lighting with each other until It was
found necessary 10 separate them altogether
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BUSINESS vIEw.-A gentleman of Boston, who
takes q business view of most things, when re-
Gently asked respecting person OF qnte poetic
temperament, replied, "Oh, he Is one on those
men who have so.riDgs after the indefinite, and
diviugs after the unfathomable, but who never
pays cash."
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DIskIssHD.-The warrant against VIII
sideboard, one dozen chairs, . clock, and 1000
cigars from N. ]. Grow, was dismissed by the
Mayor yesterday after hearning all the evidence
on both eifez y ss.sf SIS
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GEN. PAEz.-The Commi issioners appointed TO in
vite General Paez, the iustrious statesman, sol
dier, and patriot, of Venezuela, to return to hii
native land, will reach Philadelphia in the barqut
Rowena, in the course of the present week Ths
Commissioners will be accompanied by many
friends of the distinguished exile.
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Loss WEDDING TRP.-Mr. Frederick g. Baylies
aud Miss Julietta A. III. Jackson were married last
week ut Waukesha, Wisconsin, and the happy pair
started immediately on their wedding tour, which
is to be over the Plains through Kansas, Nebraska
and Utah Territories to California.
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Two Ira SrouTs.-It is singular fact, that while
one Ira Stout has been convicted in Rochester for
a brutal murder, another Ira Stout is being tried
in St. Louis for attempting kill police officer.
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- ~ CLxRKsHIP or THI CIRcUIr Counr
OF HxSRIoo.-At the request Of many Of my friends,
annouace. myself o candidate for tho ONES sos
NH 5-dtde$ - hfa JOHNSON SANDD
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To MY FELLow CIrIzass on 1nn aC1sx

RcHMoNn-After advising with, my frisnds, ana
atthe request Of some of them. j ennounce mysslfa
candidate fsr the Office Of COMMISSIONER or
THE kEvENUE In Monroe Ward. (nwhich hsss
resided for twenty years In the place Of Mr., Hand
icy, who VIII not be again candidate, ct the elee-
served you police officer for the last sevsn ysoxs
above Office. @ w H TYLEI
fe 21--t1fde s5fszT s.s EfassE 81 - - - 9Ef
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CONTINUED. - Edward Bulmiller an
psared before the Mayor yesterday to answer ior
permitting an unlawful assembly Of negroes IL bis
house on Sunday last, officer Morris proysd the
charge, hut on the DEFENDANTS attempting 10 prove
his innocence, the Investigation was adjourned
until the 18th inst. 81 = &sssts ~ -
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TIE ANNUAL REPORT of the Post Office states tina
the number of letters posted in the Russian En-
pire is about II, 100000, exactly the same number
as is posted in the single city Of Manchester ant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

fk- A MOST BsAurIYUL assortment of
Ribbons, Flowers. Ruches, Fringes, Dress Trim
mings and Buttons, at the s-f 49, 4a
se~ LADIES BAZAAR, l75 Broad street
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DHr AM candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court -, =.
NH H-7ms 'a JN0 HAERI6ON.

"a. To rHE VorERs OF HsNRIco CouH-
I'll respectfully announce myself Candidate for
the office Of Clerk Of Henrco County Court 81 the
: lection In May next. tre TkMPLB kLL1TT.
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3 ~ LAM A CANDIDATE ToR THp Or
TIcE OF COMMISSIONERS OF TUE BHvEnUn, for
the Upper District q the county Of Hsnricos ths
NH is.tds DANIEL oAEDnrx
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AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC AssocIATios.--fhis body,
for several days past In session at baltimore, ad
jonrned Tuesday, to meet at Springfield, Mass, IN
August next. Among the member elected during
its session, were Hon A. ii. ii. Stuart, 1t. Gov. w .
l. Jackson end Hon. George w. TheInpson, all OF
Virginia, = 5rsfs.5 ssss x, -
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noy~ SARATOGA EMPIRE SpR1NG WArgR

at Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Cos, No l22 Main street
Echmopd Va. by the gross simple box Also, for
sale st ai se principal Drug Stores in the city For
analysis. directions for USE and certificates of emf
uent Ph ysiciaHs, circular, which be obtsined
at the Drug Stores.
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors G. W
ESTOS & CO. Saratoga Springs or at their De-
pot. 6o BARCLAY street New York. ap l6-3m
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~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHIskkYS and CIGARS, No. ~ Aain
treet s,sl-. r N Fl :. II = fa
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TALL STUDRSrs.-The Wisconsin Board Of Educa
tion recently resolved "to erect building large
enough to accomodate Ave numbered students
three stories high.
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ROMANTIC BURGLAR.-Thieves of the Claude
du Val and Paul Clifford school are gradually be
coming ''played OUT but occasionally hear of
one For instance, a gentleman of this order en-
tered the house of William Echols, Esq, Hunts
vile, Ala, and not finding any money he scorned
all such triies watches, &C. and contented hiui-
self with stealnga ring from the finger of sleep
ing young lady. Who knows but that he kissed
her too.
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TO MARRIED LADIEs

Ii is peculiarly suited Ii WILL in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION
Tsss FflJs should not be taken by females that
rysJat1nt, daring the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
tey are sssre to bring Miscarriage; 6at at erery
ettsr itms and eutTy other cdSe they perJec1Iy
saf.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
In the Back and Limbs Heavness Fatigue on slight
exerton Pslpiiaton Of the Heart, L. wness of spir
its, Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasoned by dsordered system
these Pills viii effect q when al other
hsve failed.
suIl directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved. a..
bottle containing % pills, and eHcrcled with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free for 81 aud postage stamps.
sEPURCELL, LADD Il CO.. wholesale agents for
Virginia, NH i2--d&cw3mE
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LIVING IN SAN FRAscIsCo.-The San Francisco
Bulletin publishes statements from dozen or
more correspondents in regard to the expenses of
living in that city There is much diversity in
the amounts required to support "a man, wife,
child and servant" Some state that they can live
on from 500 to $1,000. Others say they eco
nomical, and caunot get along with less than from
f2500 to $4,000. Judging from the average of the
amounts said to be required, it would appear that
the cost of living ia about 80 per cent. higher in
California than in New York.
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@- Dr.. HowARD-has removed from
the Medical College, to the Richmond House. on
Governor OFRIoT-with Dr. Peticolas.
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PEACHES The peach trees have not, that we can
learn, been injured by any OF the recent changes oi
temperature. A large crop is anticipated.
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Snow SToRM.--There was a heavy snow storm OF
the morning of Sunday, 26th uit., in Hannibal, Mo.
and the snow continued at intervals throughout
the day tr@
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Toe MANY TRApERs-The present number OF
stores IN New Hampshire 10 a,700, or one to every
twenty families or half doxea persons each,
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n6To TBY yorERs o. HEnRIoo Coux-
TY-I am candidate for reelection 70 TIE oaRce Of
COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE Y0A TIN
Low ER DISTRICT. JAMES II. 0UNN,
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SPARTAN OpPosrTIos TO A RAISED SALARY.-The
Governor Of Wisconsin now gets yearly income
of 81 200. proposition having been recently IN
trodueed In the Legislature to increase the salary
to AZ GOO, Gov. Randall notified the members OF
that body that, II adopted, he would veto the mea-
sure, wherenpon the proposition was dropped
This is all very fine but II results probably rom
the fact that Wisconsin has not cent In her Urea
sury and the Governor is afraid If his salary ID in
creased, he wont get IL at all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

A CALLED CoURr will be held at the
City Hall tomorrow morning, for the exanlina-
tion OF Thomas Richardsou, charged with the
highway robbery OF John w. Woodson.