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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
Be on the I.anknnt .


A "dead-set," as We informed our
readsra on Wednesday last, is beng made
against our candidate for Recorder. With
a view to compass bis defeat, an open tick
ct has been printed ct the Office Of the
Democrat, in which room is left to scratch
him and insert the name Ofhis competitor
Mr.. Shaw. Need we call upon our Re
publicans Friends to pay particuI,r ttsn:iOu
to this. The leading Democrats 10 each
township Of the county will doubtless ap-
Proach Republicans, aud propose to vote
for our candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ueN Commissioner, Iufrmary Director
or perhaps all Ofthem. If they will in turn,
vote for Mr.. Shaw, their candidate for
Recorder. Need We say to Republicans
that there is the utmost danger 10 doing
this. This trading of for Mr.. Shav is
their policy. It's carried on all over the
county. They care for no one else on
their ticket. They are intent on eIectipg
him, and to accomplish this every means
is to be applied. and every statsgem re-
sorted to. Let this open ticket of theirs
then, be watched closely. Let it be spur.
ned. And let Republicans but vote our
own ticket and none other, and a sure tri-
umpb awaits our candidates and our glori.
Ous cause.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
THE HAMMONToN FARMER.

A newspaper devoted to Literature and ag
riculture, also setting forth full accounts of the
new settlement OF HSmmontOb, 10 New Jersey
can be subscribed for at only rs cts, per an
mum: go - -sss " ~
inciose postage stamps for the amount.c
Address to Editor of the Farmer, Mamuoh-
ton, Atlantic 90. New Jersey. Those wishing
cheap land, Of the best quality, in one of the
healthiest and most delightfu; climates in the
Union, see advertisements Of Hamnonton
Lands, sr'9 q .1sEf - -'-s3f ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
Figley's Mills, Sept. eth 1858.
For the Free Press

MKssRs. WEYAND 4 BAXTER Having
contemplated sending you few lines, as
soon as ! might locate here, embrace this
opportunity Of doing 50. l am subscri.
Der to the Free Press, and you will please
instead ofsending my paper to SLsmartine
Carroll county Ohio" send TO Virginia,
Cas- county, Illinois. This is all the busi-
ness communication ] have 10 make. But
as tried TO participate somewhat in poll.
ties before left the Buckeye State, and
ain now residing among people "wadiDg
in politics up TO the eyes" you might con.
clude that / am very dry politician if |
we're to write my "Youts Respectfully,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
Land Appraiser.

The office Of Land Appraiser is a new
one, but highly important. Great scare
should be taken in the selection of candi-
dates for it. When this iS done, it must
also be borne In mind, that the vote must
be on separate ticket, and deposited in a
separate box. This is the Statute upon the
subject, and we caution our Republican
friends to bear it in mind. lest trouble en-.
sue from pursuing any other course.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13

EDr. G. A. BOegel, of this place, is
the agent for Solomon & Co.'S Periscopic
Spectacles. The crest advantage Of these
glasses over all others is that the lenses are
Of a concave-couvex form, and consequent
ly bettet adapted to the eye than the fiat
lenses as the latter have a tendency to fat
ten the eye ball.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13

| Aeep - before tue FcOples F"
! That John A. Bingham, wheu the bills
to admit Minnesota and Oregon, Free
States, was voted upon, vot(d against their
admissio on.-Demoerat Of last sCeek.
Some people never viii learn anything,
They appear to be constitutionally opposed
toit. Now with a little reading and dis
pOsision to treat political opponent fair
ly, the editor of the Democrat, would not
have written the above at all. Ho could
have known, BY examining the record, that
Mr.. Bingham never had an opportunity o {
voting either for or against the admission
of Oregon, from the fact that vote was
never taken upon the equsstiou in the House
of Representatives. The bill for her ad
mission was a Senate Bill, was acted upon
in the Senate, and killed By Judge Aori
soa's owp political friends. In the case
of Minnesota it was different. Mr.. Bing-
ham voted sgainst her admission, on the
ground that her Constitution conAIcted with
tie Constitution Of the United States
which be bad taken an oath TO support;
and likewise because it violated the appOr-
tiOnment law of the Nation, inasmuch as
It gave to Minnesota three Representatives
IN Congress- when her population entitled
her 10 but one. Ei-. .sa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
Another Republican Victory

The gallant Republicans of Nebraska
Territory, few days since achieved ayic.
tory over Buchananism in the election ofs
speaker of the Territorial Legislature
The Administration members nominated
Fleming for speaker, aud the Republicans
Bennett. Each candidate was questioned
concerning bis views of Lecomptonism ;
after which, vote was taken with tie
following gratifying result. viz: Bennett
II, and Flemming la. Maine, Vermont
and Nebraska, lead the Republican column;
on Tuesday next, we hope to be able to
build column of Republican states in
our paper. that will somewhat surprise
our lOcofOco friends, who have been insists
ing that Republicanism was fast becoming
an obsolete idea"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OMITTED STATS 0FFTCERs.


Preaideni.-James Buchanan.
Vice Ppsident.-JOhn G. Breckenridge
Sec. Of etals--LeWis CasA
Sec. Of ofTreasury--Howell Cobb.
Sec. Of InleriOr--Jscob Thompson.
Sec. Of Navy-IsaAc Toucy.
Sec Of WM-John B. FLOYD.
p. NJ. General Aaron v. Brown.
Attorney Gen.-Jeremiah s. Black.
Com. Of Pensions--Geo. @. Whiting
Com. Of Patents--T. Holt.
u. s. Senators-9. F. Wade, George
Z. Pugh.
STATE OFFICERS.
Goyernor-Sslmon p. Chase.
Lieut.. CoV.-Martin Welker'
Sec. Of Slale-A' p. Russell. q
Treas. Of Slate-A. p. Stone. .
Aud, Of SlAle-Fnneis n. Wright.
Attorney GeBeral-C. P. WalcOtt,
B. Of Public Works-John Wsddle, A.
@ Conoyer, A. L. Backus.
Judges, Supreme Court-ThOmas Bart
ley, Josiah Scott, Jacob Brinkerhoff, ].
r. Swan, Milton Sutliff.
Com. Public Schools--Anson Smythe.
State Coutroller-Wm. B. Thral.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Judges District Court-Lymsn W. Pot
ter, B. +. Hoffman, Horace Wilder.
Com. Pleas Court--President Judge
Lyman w. Potter.
Member Of Congress--John A. 3ing.
ham.
Senator--Thomas W. Chapman.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Representative j. B. Roach.
Probate Judge--John H. Trip.
Clerk Of Court-John @. Baxter.
Auditor Washington Butler.
Treasurer--John L. Hunt.
Sherif-Edwin Ferrell,
Recorder-Isaac Ulman'
Pros. Attorney-Wm. II. Champer.
Commissioners-Thos. Wier, J. Stray
er, ]. Gregg.
Infirmary Directors-Wm. Nevin, D.
Rheem, ]. Fawcett.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
were out shopping 7

Mother, did you stop in at Huston d
RukenIrOds store the other day when you
were out shoppingi'
NO, Jane, why!'
oh, Mother! didn't you see their adj
vertisement in last weeks Rres Press?-
They have just got their new gOOds--and
Oh, such nice ones! 1 stopped in thi.
morning TO invite Charley to our party to-
night, and when l saw the new goods
the beautiful dress goods, the nice sbawls,
and l couldn't tell you what all, l declare
| forgot what | went forP
why, Jane, why didn't you tell me
soonerr Aud the old lady put on her
bonnet and spectacles and started right off
to see the new goods.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
NEGRO SLAVERY IS The
F0UNDARIOY OF LIBERTY.
AND TIE ESSENCE OF DEM
OCRACY."-(Y w Doy Book.

Honest Democrats, ys who are opposed
to the extension OF Slavery into the free
Territories Of the North, ys who are op-
posed to the bringing Of slave labor into
competition with the free labor Of the
North, ye who believe that Slavery is not
the essence Of true Democracy, can yOu
vote for such party, advocating such priu-
eiples?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
TO THE PEOPLE Of CARROLL Co

The undersigned wOall inform hi.
friends and The people in general, of Car
roll county. that be has located and CONS
menced the Mercantile Business in Way.
nesburgb, in Co., with Joseph Rama,
where be will be prepared to pay the far
mers of Carroll, and the adjoining coun>
ties, as much for their produce as any 9th.
er establishment on Sandy, minerva and
Malvern not excepted.
80 - JAS. MoRLEDGE.
Oct. 0. 1858. 2w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
VIM. b. MOOR.
Cass Co, I'll. Sept. %, 1858.

~ Old-Whigs, we call upon you to
support the Democratic ticket on Tuesday
next.-DemocrGt. s- aa .
Just so. Judge Morrison calls upon
everybody to support the Democratic tick.
ct. But will they do iti That's the
question.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
MAR r LIE D

On the 9TH inst, by Rev. Henry 8. La
sar, Mr.. Joseph Psarch and Miss Lucretis
johnson, both Of Monroe township.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13

All wanting to emigrate to q mild climate
good soil, and fine market, see advertisement
of Hammonton Lands.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13

HAIR DYES--WoOd's Hair Res;orative. E.s.
Hons KathAron, Hurds Golden Gloss, Brigks
Cosmetic, Balm Of LOO ElOwsrs aud Hair oil s
cOlOgnes, ,ke.,at B.&S
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13

To all wanting Farms, see adyertismeOt OF
Hammonton Lands. lAe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
LOCAL & KIS0ELLASEors.
wEpxEspaY. o.. Ia. Issa.

@our PaPeE, this weet. i spsibeipal-
y taken up With political matter. Neem.
Necessary that this should be the case. a.
We are just upon the eve Of an important
battle, and '0s mHs' come Of rictorioasl-
Wbsu The smoke Of the contest clears sway
We will again be able TO give our reader.
our usual variety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

Loss OF A VESSEL FROM NORFOLK, VA.--Three Ltres
Losf.-0n Wednesday night last, about II O'Clock
the schooner 0. L. Hardy, Capt. Allen, from Nor
folk, Va, bound to Providence, went ashore on
Long Island, at point about Is miles west of
Montauk Point The New London Chronicle says :
The crew of the vessel consisted of the captain
and his two brothers, aud a boy about fourteen
years of age. Immediately after the schooner
struck, the mate was washed overheard, and as no
assistance could be rendered him. was drowned -
The captain and his remaining brother took the
schooner's boat and endeavored to reach the Shore
but the boat swamped and they perished al
most as soon as they left the vesseFs side. The
boy who remained on the schooner was taken off
yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, at which time
Mr.. Chas. r. Dayton, wreck-master, first reached
the scene of disaster.
At the time the vessel went ashore the weather
was clear and the wind fresh from the North 1t
is difficult to conjecture how the disaster could
have occurred, unless the captain had mistaken a
new light house. recently established near Quogue
for Montauk Light, and thereby been led out of his
course.
The spot where the schooner went ashore is only
abont five miles from the point where the illtated
John Milton was lost only short time since.
The cargo of the vessel 500 bushels of corn
il is thought, may be saved, though in a dam aged
condition: but the vessel herself will probably be
a total loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
kag~ MEXICAN MUSTANG L1s1mEar..

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
This articles has atta!ned-flr Rheumatism Salt
f1-um. burns, Bruises, stiff Joints or Gads, Sprain.
Z L. EFi! and Swelling5 upon Horses. it has no
~suaI fer Man or Beast No person will be withou
3! no has once tested it's value And with rcert
the general estimation Of the Mustang Linz
l-.lt. can CheerIuliy say that article per-
rrnei 50 many cures in our neigbb0rhoOd as this.
{ IS. >MITR, IiidSeiield. Conn" =. LEITcG. Esq..
Il de park, Vt, writes, that the horse was cOnsid
r-i worthless (Lis ease SPAWN } but since the
- nse Of th. Mustang LnIuent | have sold him
$50 Your Linime at is doing wonders up here"
>a.u testimony is reaching us every day. The half
ult told Every family should have it. Beware
juitrt0uS The genuine Mustang is sold by all
-spcCtaDle dealers throughout the world.
BARNES Il PARK, Proprietors,
80 ly-d6cylm New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

The prevalence of the above complaints at thjs
4s1n has has fae effect Of bringing ont host OF
--Utess-1,y new specifics, and while some few may
a good. raay aseIc : and some even dangerous
prevent iSap ppuintneut the best course 10 pursue
sfp consult yc0r family physician, or otherwise use
= such remedies as long public experience has
r1rrd, 70 be- safe and eihcactous. OF this class
I E-E& COMPOUND SYRuF OF GUN ARABIC. Original
l. .he aSorlte prescription ot eminent phy siCian
Il -on became popular family medicine and with
r.t aIvsrt'sing, has continued 10 enjoy a growing
Trputa;ou for tire last twenty years. In al recent
bronchitis, opingCou~h. Group, Asthma. &c. il
used wirh unparalleled success, as most families
. ~ testify.
SOLD by FISHER WINSTON. MEADE BAKER. A
B'DsSER. &c. At 25 cents per bottle and in an ele
NsI, and pleasant Lo2"ngc form, l2}a ana q cents
box, called 1YIKs'S GUM ARABIc CoUGH CANDY
soPs. te Z7-3m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

E& HARTsHoRSs' HEALTH RssroR-
r. Oh SARs iPARILIA CoRpIAL.- The Life Qfths Fesi
az me BidsEi.-pREPARED BY A CHEMIST.-The best
,--toT~r Of Health, aud the best Blood Purifying
mpuun4 ia tho World 1t does uCt contain Il par
t-ie 1f MvrcGry. The above preparation is suited
thu impaired and weakened condition of the hU-
Ea4 race: Il tiuyixoratss the whole constitutions re
nov. ali pnples aad eruption. from the skin: gives
t pom and freshness the complexion and is patti
rGiTy adapted to the weakening complaints of the
osX
Il IS perfect cordial in taste. and acts like q
charm uPo8 the feelings, spirits and energies OF the
~. Az ana dehIiitated from any cause.
Quart bottles 81; small bottles ~ cents.
sod byall Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth,. mh 3I-d5cW3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

FEVER RISING AT the late meeting
on the Broad Rock Course, large number Of new
members were added to the Club and among them
a venerable gentleman of this city, sixty-nine
years of age, who had never before given bis sup
port to the turf 0a seeing the admirable i'm
proT@ments made by Proprietor Green-his Gle.
gaut club hous 18th large saloons and airy por-
ticos-he said hecould not resist the tes sptation
of encouraging such enterprise. The location Of
Broad Rock is certainly very pleasant one, and if
it belonged to club, or the present Proprietor
has the means to carry out his designs, can easily
be made one of the most delightful resorts in race
time5,to be found auy where. MIR. Green has long
been a warm friend Of the tnrf and has done has
share towards sustaining IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
s~ DR. HosrrrrgR's CE1ERsArrp

STOMACH BJT1EaS have dunhtless created as much
ssn@auoa in the com nunity far its remarkable
c Ir-S. any other medicine extant IL Is A fact
tlal q the minds of many p-rsous a prejudice ex-
Its AGAINST what are called Patent Medicines but
hy Tho Id this prevent you resoEtiBg article
/ fSf has such an array o. testimony t. support II
IS, ii jStetier's Ssnm9ch Bittars? Physicians pre-
e. rib il Why should y0C discard il Judges nsi-
lily considered men of talent, hav and do use it in
'I4ir families, why should you oct it! Let not
'ur prejudice usurp yoHr reason. to the cveTlast
* injury I your hoattu II you are sick and re-
ute + medicine, try these Bitters
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
y here. an Ig-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

Prefer SLAvERy--A negro man, who had been
emancipated by his masters will, Voluntarily re-
entered scryltude on Monday last preferrDg the
condition Of slave to that of removal TO a Free
State lie selected Mr.. IIuckstep as his future
master. His value assessed at $3.50, one-hsit
Of which amount Mr. Huckstep has to pay into
the State trcesury.--CAayiotcSrW VA Adrocace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
MILLS B. aopYIN.
~. To TILE Y.

S<S 10 THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
! RICHMOND II am candidate for the Office Of COM
alssli,oNER QF THE REVENUE, for the "a DE-
trlct, (sionroe Ward) 80 -
The election will take place on the 9th May nexs
ana as am now engaged in the discharge Of the
duties OF the Office, the Assistant of Mr. uuudley
twho declines reelection,) hope you will excuse
nae, II do not CAL on you all In person. , -
am now, and have been for nearly six years r.
sident of the city.
Y6ur votes are respectfully solicited.
teA-ts JESSE u. KEESEx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
PARTICULAR No11cE sale q.

PARTICULAR NoIlcE.-Great sale Of
VS. ches, Jeweiry, Plated WaSe ami Fancy Goods at
au- and private sale. 10y Il. W .QVARLES AT No
~ Nam street every Gay and evening this week.
LAcs' sale 81 s0'cloCk 4. NJ.
cont ,cnlen's sale at , O'clock.
The richest and most extensive variety ever offer
e. a. tbS market. for sale as above. Merchants are
70 Glariy invited to GALA and examine the goods
a4t purchase either privately or az the evening
All goods warranted as represented. No. 80
Man street. NH 29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

y J, was wholly destroyed by fire Friday morning.
1t was occupied by f. p. Hand, wall paper maker,
and Pierce & Hughes carriage bow makers. aud
owned by Joseph BattD. The total loss is $l4, 300
and the Insurance 81 100. steam engine owned
by w IL 1nslee. of Brooklyn, was also destroyed; it
was valued at So 500 The fire is supposed to have
hnc al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
EseTHE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.
sIRJAMES CLARKE'S
nEr ER TEn REA LIE DIETC


This Invaluable medicine uHfailing in the cure Of
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
b t-mA constitution.
mJderates all eXcesses and removes all obstruc-
t.gs. from whatever cause, and speedy cure may
sf relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
It's peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time, bring
Va tho monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION,
T5sss Iiiis st0ah nat he talst by females tint are
p~,g71u,. d1Y5ag tie FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
.ty e s1srG tq bring Miscarriage: bat al ersry
Ct.H.s and eglTy other case, they are perfectly
& &.
IN all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in In- Back aud Limbs eaviness, Fatigue on slight
e4er.l9n P1pitation Of the Heart l. Wness OF splr
IT.. Mysteries Sick Headache Whites and all the
painful itseaees occasiOued by disOrdered system,
ih"-7 Pills will effect q cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
Ak, which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing ~ pills. aud encircled with the
6,y. ruEent stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
J J7t free for 81 and postage stamps.
sBPURCELL, bADD & Co. wholesale agents for
Virginia. NH l2-d&c w3mT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
TO MARRIED LADIES
Ea3~ SUFFERING RELIEVED. - During

d" past SIX months, the 0prietOr Of ENAY slim
-.7IN9 LrygMgNr, has had the satisfaction OF re,
~iE'r2 the graz fgl ackuo led Saents Of many Of
- FIJI. ..--ltzeHs Of Richmond who had successful
Used tl- LIusinent for the cure or alienation OF
.AI.tlHts. requiring external remedy. The
pHr.s ot lhe Liuimeut should iEdIcate To the
y t hat il is not offered to them from mere mer'
'rlafy ~ ives The Liniment is put up III boxes
1 ~ i SIIes frice . cents aud - cents, ana may
t. "uilnr3 At most oT the Druggists in the city.
PURCELL, LADD 4 co,
AZ 2}-lm* Are the Wholesale Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
sSs~ Now on NEvYR.-The best bar

Els~ Now or NEyTR-The best bar
Sslnsrver ofiesei al the Auction store of Henry w.
QJ.rlrs, Ne lSt Main street until Saturday, April
Oh $hf.01i worth ot RICH J NELRY at auction
sua private sale Iat'cs auction Thursday aui Fri.
IS. mornings at n o'clock. GtntltHs,ns auction
every uight Al "a O'Clock, The above goods ot
a. very finest quality being the stock Of retail
.chant fro:u The North, and must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRT. w QUARLES,
ApS No l5a Main Street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
ACCIDENTALLY Shot. ON Saturday af-

ACCIDENTALLY Shot. On Saturday af.
ternoon last, lad about sixteen years of age,
named JOSEPH WELLER, met with a severe accident.
by the premature discharge of pistol in his own
hand. lie Was standing on Broad street, nearly
opposite the Richmond aud Fredericksburg Rail-
road depot in conversation with o3e or two com
panious, having his right hand in his pantaloons
pocket in which he carried a selfcoclling pistol,
v hen he thoughtlessly pulled the trigger causing
the loaded pistol is explode, and lodging the bail
in the inner part OF his right thigh 4 gentleman
who heard the report, went to him and told him
he was shot, but he promttly denied it. He was
then taken into NJ. Tompkin's store, and exam
ined. when the wound was discovered. pr. eau
thorn was Immediately sent for, and soon after
the lad WAS placed in carriage aud taken to his
mothers residence. On Main street. The bali has
not yet been extracted, and in all probability will
not be, as the attending physician thinks it can do
serious injury where it is, and to get at it
deep iDCision would be necessary.
This is but another warning TO boys not TO han
die or carry firearms, and it is little remarkable
that they are allowed TO do so, when accidents oo
cur almost every day from the practice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
Jusr PuNIsHMEkr.-A grey headed

JUsr PUNIsHMRsT.-A grey headed
man, calling himself John Gilbert, aud haiiDg
Nom the North. was tried before the Hnstings
Court. last saturday on an indictment for picking
Mr. james NJ. Johnsons pocket Of pocket book
containing SIS. on the 22d Of February last, found
guilty, and sentenced to confinement ia the City
Jail aud chain gang for the next tweive months,
The prisoner, it is said, is well known Tor hs az
pots In the Northern cities. aad but for the fact
that Mr. johnson happsnea TO be looking out FOR
strangers, might not have baene taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

tas- To THE vorERs OF THE CrrY or
aci,a'.p present incunSSut, Mr. Hundley
g ~ re.eieetlon for the Office ofCOMNISeI0E.
S,e En- ~, oF LIE REVENUE for Monroe Ward hSe-
oy snlonnee myself candidate for the aid ef6cs
.eni 70 the faithful discharge Of the dutes Of IA
'lnce should It bo your pleasure to elect me.
. In I'm - PRESTON M OyJARI.Ea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17

M.RRI.GE--Don Formin ferrer, ExPresident 60
Nicaragua. was married in New York on Satur
day last to Miss Martha r. Winterbottom, daugh
ter OF the late John Wiaterbottom, Esq, OF ONO,
and sister of the authoress, Mrs Ann S. stephens,
at whose house the ceremony took place. Arch
bishop Hughes oficiated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-17
koy@ CoMMIssIoNRR OF THE Rryrrun

In compliance with the desire Of "Manv Friends"
| respectfully present myself Candidate for
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for tho
Third district Tor Monroe Ward Of the city OF Rich
msId ] deem IL unnecessary to make o further
pledge than an assurance of the faithful perform-
ance OF the duties of the Office should be the psa-
sure OF my fellow citizens to elect me.
ap I2--dtd* GEO. ii T0MPKINS.