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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-20

SiuSioHatA ou cuuony htSus' 1uV Wa sos~~~ ~
10 . station house.
The Governor of Alabama has appointed Richard
W. Walker, OF Lsnderdale county to succeed
Judge Rice on the Supreme Court Bench on lst
January next-Judge Rice having resigned.
A Scotch Military Company 10 being formed In
New Haven, Conn, to wear y Highland dress.-
Tweufy-thres persons have already enlisted.
Stations ara said to be fast springing up on the
great overland California route, and the accomml.
dations are rapidly increasing
During October the cairsge 1t the Neu Orleans
mint amounted TO SSH ISL, aud the dsposits to
s75l .e9a-
The President has appointed Walter FORWARD,
ESQ.,, United states Marshal for Oregon Territory.
The population Of Cincinnati 10 1881 was % ,s3i;
the city new has population Of 225,00o.
BENZ. Gibbs has beep appointed an Assistant
Snrgson in the Navy. viee Wyatt H. Brown, resign-
ed.
The Village Blacksmith, picture BY Herring,
hssbssn cold for seven thcusaLd dollars
The French government II endeAvoring 10 pros
mote the cultivation Of cotton In Algeria
D. @. Busii has recovered .s50 damages from
ths New York Central rafiroAd for personai injE-
riss.
Hon. Neal Dow has been nomiuAted for tho ls.
gislstnrs BY The republicans Of Portland Ne.
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Esssy. In YoU ARs SICK, the probahiIity

is that the root of yor suffering s in the stomach
Prom d weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague,
LanRpor Nan aes and legion of other tormentine
Diseases Indigestion produces thin blood. ana
therefore destroys the strength and vigor OF the
tire 81 ystem To restore the tone OF the stomach,
and enable it to throw off and dismiss forever ali
taass troublesome and dangerous complaints, no.
thing is necessary but persevering use OF DR.. J
TERS A trial of their power cannot fail TO prove
that there is no failure in their sanative effects
We CHI haerfuliy recommend them TO the public.
knowing as we do their many excallsnt qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally. every
uhrra lin
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Sur AGAINST RAILROAD CoMrANY-The suit OF
Richard J. Alfriend against the Petersburg and
Richmond Railroad Company, for damages for the
foss of a slave employed by the company, two
Petersburg, Thursday, after eight hours deiibera.
tion by counsel aad. Jury the damages were laid
ats1 900. The slaveie was charged, had died from
exposure or negligence but from the testimony Of
the compapy's witnesses. his Death WAS the result
Of imprndonce solely on bis part. The jury after
once being unable to agree, returned with yer.
dict in favor of the complainant, assessing the
damages nt $500.
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VICTIM OF THE OHIo LIFE AND TRUST C0MPANY.-
Cnder the head of deaths" yesterday, was adver-
tsed in our paper the decease and burial of q Ger
mau citizen of Cincinnati. BY close economy deg
ged energy and industry he accumulated quite
little fortune, that in evil hour he deposited
with the Trust Company. When that institution
went down. he lost his all. In one day the gath
cred labor of years disappeared, and the poor man
looked on his family IS beggared. This was too
much for his reason. 1t gave way, and in few
weeks he was removed to the iupatic asylum at
DAYTON. There, within the last few days, he died
For this one instance that comes to the surface,
how many thousands are there we never hear Of
poor. helpless creatnres shrinking in despair from
prblic gaze-broken DOM in spirit as this poor
man was in intellect. We believe the question
before our courts just now is nice, subtle of
jurisdiction. Would it not be we'll to lay that
aside for he present. and make SOME inquiry as to
what 80 mysteriously went with the millions the
bank once hold Cta. Enq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-20

~FRAsKLIs PAPER MILL, RICH
nosp, yA-gelyidere Manufacturing Company
keep cons aptiy on hand all descriptions Envelope
Manila ana Wrapping PAPER. News ana BOOB
PAPEks, Of all qualities and sizes. furnisned u
short notice.
HA-Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD. President.
g 0sDEs. enpt. oct
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DEATH OF VENERABLE L.DY.-Mrs. Susan Nc
Ciuug reict Of Hon. VIM. McClung, and mother 0
Rev. Johu A. McC,ung, and the celebrated Coione
MtCiung. of Mississippi. died 10 Mayssi'e, Ky
on the 81 inst She was the daughter Of Coione
Thomas Marshall, Of revolutionary memory, an
sister Of the distinguished Jthu Marshall
Chief Justice of the United States.
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WINTER IN NEW BRUNSWICK Winter weather
has set in unusually early in New Brunswick. The
ST. Johns river has been frozen since the 18th inst
solid enough to admit fthe passage OF light teams
Business Of all kinda is nearly at stand sfli, and
uness the timber and ship trade revives there can
not fail TO be much suffering 10 that province
during the ensuing winter and spring
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The Western Reserve Chrouiele adds new item
tn the history of George Peabody, the liberal Amer.
lean London banker. Il says: .s2 years iago the
ao.ss millionaire was saving wood for bis board
In New Iiayrn, CoHn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-20

MUSrFIcgNr BEQUEsTs FOR JEWISH COLLEGE
Lewis Aria, Esq, late of Kingston, Jamaica who
died few weeks since at Scarborough, England,
has bequeathed the sum of 800 coo in trust for
building and maintaining jewish college in the
town of Portsea. the place of his birth. The Will
also provides further sum afref The death Of his
wife, which it is calculated will give an addition.
al sum of Sll5.0e0.
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vis:r PosTpoaEn.-Ths visit Of Hiram P00sss,
the sculptor ia fiossucs to the Uaited States has
bsen nesspoued in consequences Of bis receiving =
lett ,e from Mr.. Peabody begging him to delay bin
dep sFture - an order had been sent him for two
statues, one OF Jefferson.
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agl Barns BATHS, ia

agG- u BATEs BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Jold snd Shower Baths can be had daily at sill
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, snd
5aampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is cents or tickets for 81 ap 10
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CONVICTION OF A PosT OFFICE CLERK FOR RoBBINd
THE MAILs.-Frank Hill, clerk In the Little Rock
{Ark) Post Office has been sentenced to hard labor
in the State pententiary for six years for robbine
the mails Among the robberies of Hill are
large number of letters, valuable and otherwise
mailed in Texas, Arkansas, and other places.
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D~ DR. JoHs B. WALTaALL, (Homee
rarhist) offers his pro essiona services 10 the ein
zens Of Richmond ane its vicinity. Once ct his re
sidence, on Leigh str ct, two doors from eth.
IL l2--dly
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SHOCKING BUTCHERY.-A letter in the New York
Times from Great Salt Lake City, says:
A letter has been received at Camp Floyd from
a gentleman in Los Angeles, CAL, detailing a ira.
gedy which was enacted between II deserters from
the army of Utah. who had succeeded. by Mormon
assistance, in reaching California. Three Of them,
led by man named Barns. who had been trumpet.
er in the tenth infantry, murdered the other nine
for the sake Of their money. Burns then proceeded
at night, to cut the throats of his two accompices
Oae he killed. The other survived, obtained asss-
tauce, and gave evidence which led to the arrest
Burns, who is now in confinement at Los Angeles.
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x<y~ DIR. AcpILLns AscoLfs Office, Oh
ON On ACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND 9Th.
.uh I9--Vy
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rT BURNING FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BURNING PLuIp--Aiways on hand and fer sale b.
the Drug and Prescription store OF
JOHN w. GARLICk,
no Ie-ln Market place, franklin st.
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PICK POCKET John B. Odsm, of Northampton
county. Va, had his pocket picked on the Fair
Grounds during the Agricultural Fair, at Norfolk.
to the tune of two hundred and eighty-three dol
lars, which was q handsome income to the light.
fingered gentry.
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From THE wEsr Isp1rs.-A correspondent a.

FROM THE WEST INprEs.-A correspondent at ST.
Martin, w. l.. writing on the 1st, ys:-The yield
two million bushels. The crops Of sugar, yarns
and corn have beea good and the growing ones look
we'll Rain is abundant, and good health prevades
the whole Island There 10 no sugar In first hands.
aud but very little salt aud rum; the latter is
distilled from moIasses, and 10 superior to that
made at st. Croix.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

BT OF LETTERS--Remainin in the
=. ~ RICaM0ND POST OFFICE, on the IL. h ia, Of
~ Persons calling for letters in this List will
please say they are ADVERTISED
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BELLEVUE HOSPTTAL.-TAis Instilu-

~ tion which has becn In snccessful operation ic9
the last fire years, 10 situated on
CHUROH HILL, RIO lM0ND, VA.
In delightful airy position and II furnished With
every convenience conducive to the comfort Ct p
tients and the successful treatment Of disea~
1t has lately undergone extensive rspairs. Rooms
mediation Of gentlemen who may apd IL inconvs.
nient to be treated at their private lodgfngs.
Particular attention will be paid to the }vtMHNn
ioards, which are peculiarly commodious.
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There were eight deaths by yellow fever in
u, during the week ending NOV. IL.
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ESCAPED FaoM JAIL.--Dr Land, awaiting trial for
the murder of Mr.. Laudsdaie. made his escape
from the Holmes county Mise Jail few nights
ago. lie was visited by his wife. and dressing in
her clothes aud veiied he avoided detection and
made good his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-20

MAIL STAGE ArTAcEEp.-On Saturday night. the
LIST in slant, the mail stage, running between
Batesville and Smthviile, Ark WAS attacked by
two men, who evidently aimed at getting possess
sion Of the mail. One Of them osught hold of the
horses, but the CO tractor, who was tho seat
with the driver, whipped them up and caused
horses and the smashing Of the stage to pieces.
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LADIES' LIST

ksS ~<@S sAty 0hG AfEi
| LADl
| Abbot mrs Matilda
Allen mrs Caroline G
Allen mrs Corneiia
Burton mrs l. AZ
BfantWhite mrs Mary K
krtdty mrs MaryC
B ,yd mrs Virginia
Binns mrs Maria
Berry mis- Louisa w
Cunningham mrs &c
Crump mrs u Jane
Coles mrs Caroline
Clarke n rs Mo!lie q
Childress mrs r X
Cehorn mrs Sarah
Circle mrs X
Chiifrdy mrs J 4
Chafiin mrs b A
Dobson mrs Robt
Duke miss Clara
Dooley miss Margaret
Demang1n miss I v A
Davis miss Etna
Filks miss NJ A
Fulton miss ID A
Y ournoy miss Il A
Fisher miss Caroline
Guthrie mrs Julia A
Gootie mrs Rachel W
Gillian mrs -
Green miss Bette 3
9enn It miss Julia A
Hogan mrs ReSecca
Hill mrs Wary
Higgins mrs Ellen
Harris mrs II
Hancs,k mrs Eliza Ann
Heath mrs Elizabeth A
Inman miss J DE-
jackson mrs Ann
johnson 1rs Judy Ann
jackson miss VI
Johnston miss L Nj 8
Kinnaird mrs Mary
Littauer mrs K
Lancaster mrs Henry C
Logan mrs Mary A K
Minchan mrs Mary
Minrer mrs Mary v
Mitchell mrs Jane s
Miller mrs Mary s
Muller mrs Magdalene
Morris mrs Il v
Mountjoy mrs Nina
Mntter miss Arm
Murray miss Zelene Y
Moo o iss Josephine A
McCurdy mrs F
| Newman miss Malinda
Print miss Margaret
Potita miss L j
pl, dge miss susan F
Pannell miss Sarah K
Reeve miss Sallie E3
Ryan mrs Ellen
Reynolds miss Mary
Sullivan mrs Elizabeth
shannon mrs Emma
Shepherd mrs India III
simpson mrs SRllie G
Smith mrs Nj K B
solomons mrs Mary
Thomas mrs J r
| Tippett mrs Kate
Taylor h1rs A NJ
Tayior mrs Sarah A
Taylor mrs Amanda
Tucker mrs Alfred r
Timmons mrs Lucy A
Victor miss Marion J
Warden miss Raile
Vest miss julia
West mrs Sarah A
Watkins mrs Eliza
" a1deli mrs Susan
Wallace mrs Ann
White mrs Sue NJ
White mrs Sarah j
Wilkinson mrs lane Z
wingfield mrs Jane Il
Wingo mrs Mary
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COUTHERN PAINT, OIL, GLASS
~ vARNIsH DEPOT. T.-ESTABLIsHEDls5 1858.

~ AND NAhN1GA ApEfOI.-ESIA loo1s
WM SATTLER co, &
Manufacturers and Importers Of Paints
142 Main street, Richmond, Virginia,
Beg leave to inform their friends, customers and
the public generally. that they have now in store
aud are adding daily, to the following goods In thsir
hne:-
Le ~is' pure White Lead, French and Americas
White Zinc, dry and In oil.
Patent Fire Proof Paint, Paint OIL and Hand Paint
Mills.
Linseed Oil Machine Oil, Spirits Of Turpentins
Copal, Japan, Mastic and DAmar YArnishes
Putty, In bulk and In bladders; English Patont
Dryer
French Coach. Window, Picture. Plate, Plain
around, Enamelied and Stained Glass.
Bronzes. Coopers' Clues, Picture Frames, On
Muuldings
Berrian's and other Paint Dust, Scrub, Branding.
Shoe and Vanishing Brushes
I'm. raid. Paris and Chrome Green. Chrome Yei-
low, Unlber, 0chre and Prussian Blue, and all tbs
principal painters colors, either dry or grtund IN
OIL or water.
Our stock beng considerably larger and more
varied than usual, and having been selected with
great for this market, we think we can e0af
great Inducements in either price or ouslssy Of our
goods kss5sf#
Our store, at considerable expense, has been much
enlarged, and We think we have made many I'm
provsments for rhe convenience of purchasers.
A personal call to examine our stock 10 kindly
auested. Orders from the country shall always re
ceive our prompt attention sezl-3m
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s~ Dr.. JANIS B bIoCAw. Professor

Of Chemistry Of Medical College OF Virginia Dear
Dir: would feel obliged II you would obtain from
u Vim Il Anderson the pill &c has in his posses
san (Wn,ch is part Of the medicine taken by
tts tat Nr Woo5y.} and analyse the same for as,
g}s!I= written statement Of its contents.
Respectfully. WAklhu PEARCE.
Ricsnioad, Oct 23d, l6ts.
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- CI0Als,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large and we'll selected stock,
WHoLEsALE AND kETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
lsih strs VI,
between Main and Franklin Sta
% t-4U
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TIE WINTER In PARIs.-winter pounced upon
the parisians the night of the 30th ult. Novem-
Der 1st the water was frozsn iu pitcher placed on
tie sill of window ut night.
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STOMACH OR LIVER.

STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indis sestion, Acidity OF the stomacb
Coiicky Pains, Heartburn Loss OF Appetite, DespOn
dency, CsstivenGss, Blind and Bleeding Piles. IL
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly benet
cjal and in othere effected dec ded cure.
This is "a purely vegetable compound, 9renared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner Of tht
celebrated Holland Professor Boerhave. Because OF
it's great moat 0fthe European states its in
production the u. Stat was intended more espe
caly for those of our fatherand scattered here ant
there over the face of this mighty country Meeting
with great success among them, now offer it to the
American public knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is D articuiarly recommended t. those persons
chose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous of ardent spirits or other forms OF
dissipation Generally instantaneous in effect, if
nds its way directly TO the seat OF life. thrilling
and auickening every nerve, raising up the dFeop
ing spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and
yigor in tho system.
NOTICE.-Whoeyer eypects to find this q beve
rage viii BE- disappointed: but to the SICK weak and
low sririted IL viii prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, roBsessed of singular remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
induced merry limitations, which the pubiic shouic
cuerd against purchasing, Be not persuaded 70 buS
anything cleo rntil yen hayo given BOEkHAVE's
HOLLAND BITTEkS = fair trial. One Dottie VIII
con vince you how infinitely superior 1t Is TO all
these limitations.
SOLE PkOpRIET0Rs,
-
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REMARKABLE SHIP. Ship builders at East
Boston have in course of construction in their
yard small steamer, which is to be propelled in
novel manner. She is built as an experiment the
inventor being furnished with the funds to con-
struct her by some of the leading ship builders in
this city. The hul is ffty-two ieet long, and
thirteen feet wide at the stern, aud tapers gradu-
ally to the bows which are very sharp She il
five feet deep. On deck she viii have cabin
nineteen feet long She will be worked by an
engine Of twelve horse power, to which will be
attached the propellers-eDe at the stern, three
feet in diameter. TO work in the water and one at
the stem eight feet in diameter to work In the air
The air propeller is attached to shaft which con.
meets with the engine and also with the water
propeller at the stern 1t is supported By post at
the stem. Both rropeliers will be worked by
steam. The smokeppe will lay horizontally on
the deck The inventor is confident that by this
arrangement he can easily get 25 to 80 miles an
hour speed out of this craft We understand that
the invention has been tried on small boat in our
harbor and has worked admirably. The hull is
completed and ready for the machiaery. which ia
being made in RoZbury. 1t was expected that the
vessel vii! be ready to make her .rial trip by the
middle OF Decenbsr-B Boston 7ranscript
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BIaANY CASE IN MASSACHUSETTS. singular
bigamy case was before the police court ut Boston
on Friday. coiored man named Howard was
charged with having white wife ia Virginia and
q black one In Boston. His counsel argued that
there was legally but one marriage, a. stayes were
not allowed to make contracts Of any kind without
the written consent of their masters; but Justice
Maine thought that .white women had some rights
which coIored men were bound to respect. and
held the defendant In 5000 for trial.>
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T AND AGENCY.-Havine been q

T AND AGENCY Having been EN-.
II pisyed to ssll several large tracts Of land in
Nicholas county. invite proposals from capitahses
tie oa the same. to whom great bsrsAin1 VIII b
have just returned from svisit to Nicholas. and
iubrity ofclimate not surpassed 81 ans portion
by far the richest Of which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple. ash. salnut. o.k and
country Thousands of acres Il the lahs have bsss
twithina iew years openrd and ass nov mAnip9
sury yedand laid Oh into anal. farms thereby sivtns
g purchasers yith moderate mean, a. oDpssiasisy
and Will snss Il. = SD
70 purchase kioHAsD nSaasss HILL. Richmond. ".
MEDICAL CARD. -DK. PLUME may
sl be consulted conAdentiafiy IN all cases OF pri
vste diseases HAVING had good deal Of vFscsics
of ,his sort, DR. Aalters himself he can g.vsvssy
are invited TO give him call. All communication
PROMPTLY attended TO. and medic sent In alaost
ufiss "a franklin strcst. third hons belev Tim
i,y Church. and d,ssonAliy opposite Odd xellcr's
Coil REWARD.--l will give $40 res
WNV ward for. the apprehension II the burglar
e. ssSs. 3 s's ss e
s.seiss The police wIil si;.s: Iss sss 81 ss
eles and the hief. JVSArh cxnS
RECElvIN0 PER sTEAMERS AND
- sSae1s.ksssIslss ssSaassrs.ksIslss. whole. Aaafsud qaars~
| ,,ss :s ~: 4: SsSaiss SSSkssEs s9Essurr.
! 3 drums :slssss KIisiNs
'er '.'' = ''a't's ''Sis.z;s Szslr Il ,e..s /. o.
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SNUFF Box TESTIMONIAL DoDGE.-It ia stated that
the gold boxes voted by the Chamber of Commerce.
to be presented by committee of that body TO
Cap's. Preedy, Dayman and Hudson, aud Mr.
". Field. for their efforts in laying the Atlantic
Cable, have not reached their destination vet On
the lat OF September, when the presentation took
place at the Crystal Palace. the boxes were not
made, and the distinguished recipients were
informed that the time being so short tbey had
not bad time 10 prepare them, but that they would
be made ready in few days. Instead of the gold
boxes, small blocks of wood, gilded and carved to
represent boxes. were given. So far all was we'll,
and the distinguished recipients thought that in
few days the genuine boxes would be forthcoming
For some reason. however, they still hold the
wooden blocks in their possession
Perhaps those who have the ma1ker 10 hand are
disposed to emulate the example of the Ca!sle by
say not another word. We think the testi.
menials presented quite appropriate and we hope
the wooden boxes will still be retained by the
donees.-Ne,o York News.
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RICHMOND October 18th 1885

HItHIDND, UCtODtF LJtI, lsls.
Massrs. WAsIyG & pEAKCE-Gentlemen: 1 have
carefully auaiS sed the pail, given me by DIR. " 4.
Anderson. and tnd that II contains small portion
Of caIomsi but mainly consists OF the sulphate OF
quiuiue. The presence Of these two substances
distinctly proved by variesy of tests l have nc
i yubt that the sil was composed entirely cf these
medicinal agents.
terg respectfully. NcCAw.
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Atl2kbs
Es' LIST.
A
Aniss misI Mahala p
At;kison miss Moliie A
p
b siiey mrs Jane
Baker mrs v .rzinia
ReFnit mrs Louisa
Barratt mss Julia
Bowls miss Martha A
J
Curtis mrs Sarah F
Crew mrs T "a D
Conn3way mrs Catharipe
Greer miss -
Coufch miss ID NJ
Cone miss Mary
Cooley miss De
Christen miss Vi
Camack miss susan
n
Davis mrs Msrths J
Dangan mrs Frances
DAVIS mrs earah E
Davenport mis- Ann r
Doerfispgsf miss J
Y
Ford miss Mary Ellen
Fig mrs NJ
Furguson mrs s A
Forester mrs Patty
@
Gibbs miss Lucy
Gill miss Sarsh J
Grace miss Margaret
George miss Hose
Graves mrs Elizabeth G
IA
Hill miss Fl
Harding miss Susan
Harweod miss Ella
Hazlewood miss Rebecca
Harris Patsy
Hcgue Phehe
l
Joyce m iss Margaret
Jones III iss A
Jordan miss sallie w
K
kreisck miss Kate
l.
Lowry mrs Martha A
Lowe mrs I'll Nj 2
London mrs g
n
Morris mrs Ellen
Msxby mrs Elvifa
Maynard mrs 4 p
Mosby mrs l. l.
Mayo mrs &C
Martin mrs Sarah NJ
Mangin miss Victoria
Moore miss Maggie }
Meredith miss Matilda
Mathews miss Ann Il
VIC
McEllicott mrs Elizabeth
N
Nelson mrs Fannie f
P
Paterson mrs Chas T
Pollard mrs Sarsh M
Poildexrer mrs Ell
T.
Rose mrs Bette @
Redford mrs Rebecca A
Roberts miss Rosa NJ
3
Sale miss Ella
Scott miss Jennie G
{ ehannon miss Jane
Sim pson miss Lucy v
Steel miss Martha j
smith mrs Sally
Tomlin miss Bette A
Tally miss Mary q
Taylor miss Martha A
Taylor miss Sallis 3
Taylor miss Cornelia f
Turpin Uiss Martha
V
vozgler mrs Mary e
Vaughan mrs Sarah A
W .sZ
Winston mrs Aphia NJ
Wren miss Mary h
Wynn miss Elizabeth
Wren mis- Margaret
Wifmot miss r A 2
Wnittie miss Matilda
w illiams miss Murreta I
White miss Elizabeth A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-20

CoNvicfxD FOR Wire MURpEas-Jsddiah Preble..
sn trial before the supreme judicial Court, of
Lincoln county, Mass., for the murder of his wife
was brought 10 guilty Of murder In the second
degree. Mr.. Prebie 10 about % years Of age. His
wife WAS about 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-20

M.D.-Mrs. Evans, regular spiritualist medi.
um, went stark mad, while speaking 10 public at
Cincinnati on Sunday night. She was locked up
In \ station house.