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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22
PRICE ONE CENT.


RE.SEsTsSoxp.--Int the Circuit Court,
yesterday, Judge Meredith spent the greater por.
ton Of the day In resentspcing penitsntiary con-
victs who are now serving their second and third
terms. Among these we're: VIM. Jackson, Jas. Ev-
ans, Thos Harris, Henry Stevens Thos. Evsns Chas.
Green and Jim Bradley, free negroes; Jno Garfield
alias Jno. Piper Jas Lester alias Jas Lester, Jr,
and Wsshpon Ashby, white men, all serving their
second terms, were given five pears extra each !;
aud Edward Lee and Wingheld Batcher, free ne
groes, serving their third terms were resentenced
Tor their natural lives. Ashby was convicted In
this city the. last time, for running on slaves TO
the South, of which crime he yet declares himself
ipan
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COUNTY OF HENRIco.
bHEkIFR.
nGs- To INN Vorups nm U,~,,cn

I4r To TIN Worms or HRNnrc0
JoUNIr.-I take this method Of snneuucing myself
candidate for the Sherialty OF Henrico county &
the election In May next and 4 elected promise y
devote all of my time to the Office and to dischnree
its duties the law directs. will try aud sss t6s
voters Of the county before the day Of election and
IN the meantime refer all such a. wish 70 ascer-
tain my fitness t,r the efioe to my nsighbors ana
TO John NJ. Gregory. Esq. john B. Young. ksq., and
= the Justices Of henrico county.
"a a0-dtde T. j. CA RTHR
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kg1f The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
atK JAMES CLAKKES
IkLENR ATED PERIIE pIITQ

kg5~ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
stR JAMES CLAKKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE F'fLLS
This invaluable medicine is anfaing in the cure of
All thoos painful aud dangerous diseases incident TO
tie teina'e constitution.
1t undertakes ali excuses and removes all Obstruc-
,l1hs; from whatever Gauss and speedy cure may
bs relied on.
10 MARRIED LADIES
II H. peculiarly suited. Ii will In short time bring
on TIC monthly period With regularity.
CAUTION
Ihs@ Fis should ast Ls taken M f,saates Dtat are
Pf.Jhdhi dtf,fsi0 thS First THREE MONTHS, as
he9 drs sure 10 Lrtn0 on AiscdyTiaos; but at Emery
ohSf tmf aud sH srsry 0hsr case, thy perfectly
GQe
Ia all cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pain
Ia iils Back aud Limbs fieayincss Fatigue slight
.Aertlou Paptation of the Heart, II wness Of spir-
i's Hysisrics. Sick Headache. Whites. and all the
pa'Einl dlsesee occasioned by disofdered system,
.lese piis will effect cure when ali other means
fnii diFeetipns ia the pamphlet around each pack
age. which should Dc carefully preserved.
bottle cesltaining % pills. and eneifoled with fhe
Hosernnosht stamp OF Great Britain. can DO sent
post Tree ior " snd p1stage stamps
sgPUhcEif., LADD X co, whoiesaie agents for
ftrSinis, nah IZ-dAcw2m&
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COMMIssIoNEks.

Is TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HENKi.
co CoUSTY.-Att the request Of many q isnds, ass
naunce myself candidate for the Office oil 1OA-l
MI slONER OF rHE kkyESUE for the Uppsr
District at the apr aching election an respect
faiy solicit ysur snfffages. should t be your plea
sure 20 elect promise te discharge the duties Of
ap 20 sws H0dH LosGEsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

SERIOUS CHARGE -MessrS Shehan and Came
ron, editors of the Chicago Times, were examined
in that city Monday, before the United States Com
missioner, on the charge of adstractug letters
from the Post Office, but evidence was brought
against them, and they we're discharged.
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kSgGE0aGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
ald residence No. 22l on Main, between 8t and 9Th
stresyz Richmond Va my 30-Iy
ses Burrows RELIABLE MEDICINE

Esw Burrows RELIABLE MEDICINE
Jnre, quickly aud per manently SCkoFULA SYPHILIS,
HKUM4TIsH, Piles, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, CosTIvE-
NESS NESEaE4L DISEASES, and all chronic affections
OF the sexual ORGANS. The wonderful reputatlo
which this celebrated remedy has acquired III th'
roughly eradcating the above diseases is unprec'
dented in the annals Of medicine. Thousands OF the
This truly great medicine, after having been pro
uouuccd beyond ali possible cure bE Tue most emf
nent physicians of the country. Finley +. Fergs
Rev Thomas Hume. Portsmouth, Va, cured nt Bron-
Chits; a daug ghter of eguor George formerly Pro
fssor Of Music in this city, Was cured OF terrible
Nervous Affection aud thousands ot others whose
names could be IA .ntloned were il necessary.
Price 81 per botte-siy bottles iOr So.
Prepared by BUaRow Co, Practical Chem
lsts Norfolk, Va.
solo by PURCELL, LADD Il CO., wholesale
Drwgrists Riah mond ia s6-3m
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s,s~ Now OR NEyre-The best bar

gains. offered at the Auction store Of Henry W
Qdtrlos No I51 Main street until Saturday April
Itah. f.a'lsJ worth Of RICH JEW ELkY mt auc tiob
apl pfyste sale. AIDES auction Thursday and FRI.
day nIuGt Gtin-s at 1t clock. GentIcuens auction
every might at = o'clock The above goods o.
the very hue.t quality. heng the stock of retail;
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY. W. QUARLES,
apS No $50 Main Street.
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HEAVY CLEARANCE AT NEW 0RLEANS-Quite q feet
of ships cleared at the New Orleans Custom House
the 9th inst. carrying large cargOes. of cotton
there were twenty-eight thousand six buudred
and thirty-four bales among the produce, together
with four hundred hhds. tobacco. and eighteen
thousand five hundred aud thirty sacks of grain
all for foreign markets.
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/ II + Tsp ATCH
THURSDAY MORNING ApRII . IA
accident to y Stea mboat-Loss Of

The steamboat Falls City, Capt. scudder. which
lett her wharf last evening" at 8 O'Clock when
about the foot of jackson street, Fourth District
blew ont the head of the steam drum, which WAS
Immediately over the boiler, causing serious less
o' i'e. The steamer John Smonds had, some teu
minutes previously, made landing nearihe Fourth
pistrict Terry. As the Falls City approached
very close in shore, when directly opposite tho
S'nonds, the explosion took place The whole Of the
iarboard side of the John Simsnd's lower works
was carried away, the uDebeons In front Of tho
COOK house aud tbe stand oftb engineers were
knocked down. on the Falls City there was
serious Eacr ihce of life.
AmCbg the lost were the child of Mr. WeiricL
(ths eierk), child and servant Capt. Cable (the
pilot Willis Rawlings, the second Steward, and
Lee Harris. cabin boy--the latter two Of whom
were blown on to the John Simonds. g. sSded to
death Two OF the deck passengers. whose names
are unknown, jumped overheard and were lost
Mr Buchanan, striker on the John Sim 10 nds, was
severely injured. The first cook of tho simopds
named shelton, had one of his legs broken. One
deck hand was killed j. Stnson and Crate
assistant engineers of the Smonds were sig htiy
injured. passenger on the simoBds, by tho name
OF Parks. was severely Injured, having received a
confusion and lacerati0ns the head. He was
immediately placed n mattress and left on the
lower Geek. where some robbed him of hic
pocket book, containing rpwsida of s1i IT.
conclusion was felt sensibIy on the Simonds
that it forced the pilot at the wheel some distance
from his position We learn that several persons
were blown into the river and were picked up by
passing boats. but no names could be ascertain
ed.-N. o. Itcdyahe, -5p7Tl15
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~SGr YOUR HOUSEHOLD IN ORDER

Etay~SgT YOUR HOUSEHOLD IN ORDER -
A. snmneF approaches, the human ~ stem becomes
Gcb!iitHted, and often much weakened that life
Tee Ia s burLhen TO its possessof. School misses
h0d boys, as we'll as adults susr from II relax alton
al the nerves, aud when natnre il unaided. perma
neDt discasas are the fuit+ OF neglect good tom
IA such eases, is the grand des6ts,ttttHi aud as
HAkEn's PREMIUM BlTfERs possess the requi
site qualities the free Of them is all that is ne
'essary 10 stimulate the digestive organs sharpen
tht appeute, aud give such tone % the stomach as
VIII enable the machinery nf oar nature To perform
It's iuncti0ns ia a healthy manHsr. In no iustance
hafe they failed 10 give entire satisfaction when
used and No therefore commend them 10 public ia.
Ybr.
For saeby al the principal druggists ia the city OF
hithihopd aud elsewhere ia virginia. Ap i3
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

1@- To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY or
q candidate for reelection TO the ofics of CLHRK
OF the Circuit Court OF the City Of kichmond, An
which you were kind enough to place me nearly
the best of my ability. endesvored 10 perform, con
scleatiously aad impartial .........- 9si8
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POLICE MATTERS have heen onite u

POLICE MATTERS have been quite un-
interesting for several days past, because of the
general god order which prevails throughout the
city. The officers, however, are now turning their
attention TO the enforcement of the city ordinances
and scores of owners OF carriages, wagons, drays
aud furniture cars have not obtained their licenses
The despoIers Of the former. and sowners of the
latter, may expect immediate invitations into the
presence of the Mayor. The ordinances should be-
strictly complied with by ali good citizens, and
those who neglect to do so, must pay for their neg
hpence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

HoAx.-In Boston, at an early hour on Monday
morning, the bulletin board of the American Ex-
change News Room contained an announcement
of the death of Vice President BreckinTidge at
Washington The report was destitute of the
slightest foundatiou,and is presumed to have been
placed before the public for no other object than
to create q sensation.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING. -Abram Phelps, laburiue
man, recently from New York, killed by a
stroke of lightning the llth inst., while stand.
iug under tree in field near Cincinnati The
fluid left no mark upon bis body a small dis
colored spot on his left shoulder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

LET Orr. - Catharine Sullivan was
Gagged last Tuesday night for being In the street in
a drunken condition. As this her FIRST APP
pearanee, the Mayor let her Off, but with the assn.
rance that the next oaence would ensure her q
lodgment in the city Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

,ng OF the Medical Society of Virginia will be held
80 the city o, Richmond, on the fourth TUESDAY
2th) OF April next. Delegates will be chosen to re-
ores the state Society In the American Medical
ASS Aclation. which viii meet in Washington the
ensuing week WM W PARKER
mu ig-SdAbw anl6--utd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

A BANKER RARgrsTgD.--William 4. Herbert, an
Knylishman who stole SO, $40 from Mr.. Jones, his
employer, at Toronto, In October last, has Jast
been arrested at Dubuque. aud taken back TO Cam
ada Herbert has been doing business as 'sbank-
er" In Chicago.
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GnAsrrxa LrcEysEs Hu.t;ngs'

OhaNFNa LiCESskS.-Ihe musings
Court. spent several hours yesterday In hearing
applications for licenses TO sell ardent spirits or
mixture thereof. The applicant had to prove him.
self n man Of good ehsrsster, aud enter into bond
in the sum Of $500, conditoaed that he would Keen
an orderly house There were bat three applica-
tions refused, aud one Of these was restaurant.
to which evil disposed persons Of both sexes were
said to resort. 0ue Of the neighbors Of this CO.
tabiishment said he was much annoyed by its
visitors that he had been compelled 10 pour mo-
lasses on the sidewalk to keep these persons off,
him, and the Court. thereupon, gave him uatii
Friday to summons witnesses to prove the char.
acter of his bouse
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f6y- ToTHE VorxRa or rHu CIrv ar

D6r TofHE vorxRs OF THE CrrY or
RIcHMoNp-I am candidate for the sfIioe Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE. for the "a Dis
trict, Monroe Ward.) - =. - J
The election win take place on the nth NAY nsxs.
ana as am now engaged in the discharge Of tho
duties OF the Office, a. the Assistant OF Mr.. Hundlsy
(who declines a reelection hope you will excusS
me. il do not call on yen all In person. :
am now, aud have been fo- nearly nix ysass 70
sident of the city. tf - - 4 gIs-as 8,
Your votes are respectfully solicited. -
fe27-ts JE98E r. KrX30Hx.
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tA- To THE VoTRRs OF HENRIco Coux-
rY.-I respectfully announce myself Candidate ibs
the Office of Clerk Of Henrco County Court e. the
lection In May next TEMPLE ELLnTT.
fa l9-tda
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DEAR CoAPANY--EdWard Walmiller
was fined $40 by the Mayor Tor permitting an un
lawful assembly of eight negroes 10 his house las
Sunday.
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LARGE SALE OF LAKE VEssMs-The vessels be-
longing to the Lake Navigation Company were
sold at auction in Bnffalo on the 18th inst, and
brought an aggregate amount OF S429, HOO There
were five steamers, three barks, SIX briSs and fifty
schooners. Some of the latter class vessels rang
ell as high as AIS tons. One of the barks was 165
tons burthen.
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ny To THE vorERs or TEE CoUwrY or
HENmoo--I am q candidate fos the once Of COM.
MISSIONER OF The REyEkUk for the Ups
per District Of the couaty and respectfully solicit
'Tn5 mb fs.es ss@sta u may heA'' ooRBrN BuRros.
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MILLS n. eopwrN

t6r To THE VoTERs OF RIcHMoxD
ClTr II am candidate for re election to the eases
Of COMMISSIONERS OF The REVENUE for ysE
erson Ward, list Districf) and respectfully solicit
your support. JNO M fRANCleCO.
n. Election day, nth May. Three Comnlissiou-
ers to be cotsd for throughout ahe city. @ n e sass,
lf-lW fAhMfda =. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

The BURBELL MURDER.-The editor Of the Detroit
Advertiser says that he has learned coniideutally
of new Developments which warrant the suppos
tioD that the perpetrator of the Burdell murder
will soon be disc iosed.
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SToRM.-Our city was visited last
Tuesday night by heavy rain storm, aecompa
MED by vivid flashes of lightning aud dssfening
psals Of thunder. The streets were washed
clean as a new penny, and by morning not speck
Gf clond was to be seen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

GIANTS IN THESE DAYs.-The Yorkville, s. G.,
Chronicle notices the burial of Jas. Mcclure, of
that district, iu coffin seven feet two inches long,
thirty inches wide and twenty-one inches deep
The deceased weighed $40 pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

HJ- COMMISSIONER OF THE REvRNUE, UP.
PET. DISTRICT HENRICO COUNTY-I anron nee
.nyseii a candidate for the COMMISSION kRSH5P
OF the Upper Distiict Of Henrico e0upty, in tas
place OF Jacob heesee. resigned, and respectfully
solicit yoBr vote at the ing election on nth MAY
eeeied, will discharge the duties Of the once
faithfully ap 7-dtzoM WP LAWTON :.
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say~ BRAGG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT. --
THE ARCTIC LINIMENT .,

say- BRAGG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT. -
THE ARCTIC LTNIMENT -..
DEFYkS ALL COMPETITION
thousands who have used It, affirm that 1t Is
GkEAT IMPROVEMENT
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LIStMENTS,
Iu the cure of
RHEUMAiIS ISM. PAAALYSl5,
NEURALGIA PLEA,
sPkAINS BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS. OLD SORES,
EURSS WARTS,
SCALD8, M0ULDS,
TUM0Rs COINS.
for HORSES and Mules externally, nothing ex-
coedH the ARCTIC LlNIMENT,
Ia curing
aPRAfNs SWEENEY,
SCRATCIjES CALLS
THRUSH PINGBbNR,
81 auy Sore, Swelling or Enlargement of Hone or
Muscle
Price % lts ~ eents aud ST. for small. medium
aud larg ge 81 Vi bottles.
t0f sale try all Druggists
PURCELL, LADD co,
IA l3-ts Wholesale Agents.
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THR FIFTEEN FEET 0RDIsANog.-Several draymeH
arrested in Cincinnati, on the 18th inst, for
violating the ordinance forbidding them to drive
together than fifteen feet passing cross.
walks
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DEATH OF A MISIsTER.-Rev. Dudley A. Tying,
pastor of the Church OF the Covenant of Phladel-
phia died on Monday afternoon from modification,
consequent upon the amputation of an arm. He
WAS u son of Rev Stephen IT, Tying, distinguish
ed Episcopal clergyman ofphiadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

MISSION OF PEACE-Col. Kane, Of Philadelnhia,
and brother of the late Dr. Kane, is now u
visit to Utah. for the purpose Of inducing the
M@rmOns to abandon their rebelious spirit, and
yield with good grace as possible to the require
ments of the United States government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

From TIE LAKES TO LIvERPooL.--Seyen vessels
advertised to sail from Detroit direct to Liver
pool, via the st. Lawrence, within u few days
Lumber is the chief portion OF their cargoes.
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n3- SHERIFFALTY or HENRICo. am
= candidate for reelection TO the Office Of SHERIPF
CT Henrico. JNO. A, HUTCH E0ON
de l9-dtde
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\ kgw ARTICLg FOR Sh0KERs =

HhhENLkAFS ANTi.NERNoUS CIGARS.-The
pi pft3F o these Cigars has ing devoted mucs tine
satcccida producing an article far superior TO any.
thlaS y"t offered a. the public.
thob Rave ALREADY been introduced into the lar
ger N'FsS with entire success; having been pro-
haahcei by the press 10 be q better article thar
Ven h+tshts ot the imported ones. which opinion
ths Weed
Tt'a undersigned having taken the agency COT
the$s tigaFs would most respectfully invite al wh
who wish for wholesome. fragrant srticle that n
warranted. and will be found upon trial not To in.
lse the health. 10 call aud exSmiue tor them YES
For sale wholesale and retail by
NJ " COREY & co,
nih 3i-imf No ia3 Broad street,
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In Coon SocIETY,-Very few attendants of the
Virginia State Fair, in Richmond, de not recollect
"A roughly dressed man, who used to parade the
grounds, making horses follow him, beating drums
on their back, and tanning them generally. This
gentleman is noticed thus in late London paper
Mr. Rarey, the celebrated American horse tanner,
entertained large number of fashionable visitors,
on March 81, in the Duke of Wellington's private
riding school, Knightsbridge The Duchess of
Sutherland and the Marchioness Of Stafford at
tended early, and received special instruction Ia
his methods of subjugating the horse. Mr.. Rsrey
after Yards gave instruction to his third public
class. Among the roblemen and gentlemeE pres
ent were the Duke of Leeds, the Marquis OF Stat
ford the Earl Grosvenor, the Earl of Derby, Lord
Keane, Lord fitzroy, Sir E Kerrison, Sir III. Hoare
Sir Alexander Cockburn, Sir w. Wallace, General
the Hon. Henry Murray, and others.
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E@~ To IHE VoTsRs or HEhaico
CoUsrY.-l hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of COANIssI0y Ell on THE KkVEkUE
or the upper District. at the approaching eectSyn
and resp, ctfuly solicif your sufsges. should IL
g your pleasure 60 elect me, premise 70 discharge
mh zT-dtdes JAMES VAu0HKN a
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FAST pRIvIsa. Mayor, yesterday
morning, imposed o line OF $5 on Edward Bois
sieux, for permitting his servant Tom Kelly. %
drive his team In the streets faster than walk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

RRsIGNgD.-Hop. Ransom 0. Gillett has resigned
the position of principal Qsw) assistant in the
office of the U. s. Attorney General the Office OF
high trust and responsibility held by him for some
years past,
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REVERSING THE DECISION OF TIE SUPREME CURT


The Galveston (Texasl Civilian says :-Aleck
Green, the brother of Gen. Tom Green, clerk
Of the supreme court of Texas, was arguing a case
in Austin some time since. before Justice A.
who. ''ciothed with little brief authority felt
the Importance of his position. Green qnoted de-
cision after decision Of the supreme curt in de.
fence of his position The Judgment OF the justice
was-'It is the opiEion of MiS court that the su
preme court erred"
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LEEoHEs.--I have inst r,

2eived, BIZ Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
Z. .s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
20 Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night on sth street. French Garden Hill
my 25-S X. q. H0BSON
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HABEAs CoaPUs. John J Thomas
who has been five months confined in Hanover
county Jail, upon a charge OF kidnapping in North
Carolina, was yesterday discharged by Judge Mer-
peared for the prisoner, aud Marmaduke johnson
for the Commonwe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

t4- To rHK V0TsRs oF rHs CfrY or
kicHmosn;-The present Incumbent MI Hsndis1
Nh OF THE kkyENUE for Monroe Ward here
by announce myself q candidate for the Gid ofncc
elf to the faithful discharge Of the duties sf tks
once should 1t be your pleasure 70 elect ne.
NH Pm pHkSTON n OLA RLUQ. =
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LUplCROUs ExPLANATIoS.--A rather illiterate
clergyman was preaching in parish the head
deacon of which rejoiced in the name of Varnum.
After the conclusion of his sermon, he read no.
tce that meeting would be held the next Friday
evening Cd. W at y. O'Clock. In explanation OF
the initials he said, 'My brethren, you will see
that the meeting is to be held DIV, which pre-
sumo means at Deacon Varnums"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

E0~ Dudley s. Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers Ia Choice WINES P;no nRAN
elEs. s. Old WHlsKEYs aud CIGARS, No 70 Main
ia
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To Ny FnLLow CIrlzsxs o. rnE Cf11l

KTcHMcND-Aler sdyising with NJ 6je14A -
ettherquesf Of come Of them, 4 Iepncupce Myoe!f q
candidate for the once Of COMMENCEMENT o.
THE REvKNuE In Monroe Ward. QnwbtchI hgxs
resided for twenly yenrs) in te place Of MI HnhA-
Icy who will not be again candidate. st M e2sC
served you as police officer Tor the last yenxs.
and shonl be pleased 70 receive your support ~ the
above Office. 6W h TYLmH.
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t0An BATHS BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Soid ami shower Baths can b. had daily ut ali
aoufs, at tho American Hair Cutting Shaving and
M nainpooiis Saloon, under tho American Hotel
single Baths u cents or tickets for Sl an 10
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