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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-04-29
PORTLAND. AM all in2ortsn- paints.
NORTH a NJ ID EAST.


WASHINGTON, nONFRBAL
PORTLAND anf all inportsn- psintss
NORTH a ~ ID Hast
AtCafcag1, oouns-tias with MichiEzn Central Cars,
leaving the ssne ssDJt for Dstro &, Nizsars PALS
Rochestsr. Aiosuy E-v Ycrk fEstou ard ~ Easteru
and Atlantic Cities. Only tEl changes o. cars frCm
cairo b Ma ara ant three frsm Ca 70 Alhanv, and
four from Cair5 6, NeE York Tine froz Caro- y Neu
York E9 h-urs. C01nects ~ 6andoFal WITH one aud
NJ sissipDi Rsroad from s. Lsuls zid vincsnnez at
Pans, with trans o. ths Terra Haafe, Alton and st-
LoIis Rtiiroad 70 IND auapoIs Loui vile anf Cincin-
aus AZ DeCatur, WITH main hle Bxprsss FOR Gaiena
and Dunleith-ths later o1nns-tIug with t-sins %
springdeli Esp,es Rock lsani Burngton and Quincy.
A trains from Cairo counect al ss1d0Tsl With the
Ohio and Assiss ppi trains FOR 81 Louis aHi Cinen-
uati
The Illinois Central Rai'rsad Company have add 70
their Ro inz St1ek tEeniy superb stst7r0lm seeping
cars. eaeh Of Whch VII eJmforta5iy berth ATTY passen
gers.
ThrOuSh Tickets,
Ether bg Steamboat uia ST. L0ais Gns fhenes by Rail
ToGdorfs Cair0 and hence By RGirood 70 az Poinfs
NORTH
point and resume heir seats a pleasure and al iuf0r
nation respc ins the roue mJ BE- DrOTe8 90 sppliea-
ton At ths C0mp1ng's on - Is Jeh street doors
east Of the Comm-rcisl ho.ei, Memphis.
WILLIA1 NORM. AEent,
Pr rlin0i Cenra and Oh sni Hs.issippi Ratrusds,
AM Rai r1ad liz e Of eteamfu. marif-lY
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for the presence OF such IL demanded by the dis
tempered state OF the times and the magnituds of
the interests to be considered Let not the suesrz
or denunciattons OF your opponents, or your enc
mics deter you, and shrink not under the cry Of
"Disunionn "
The Convention will not consider the question
OF dfsrnion, or any question tending TO produce
that result. Its hopeful, peaceful, patriotic object
will be TO promote the prosperity aud increase the
wealth and power Of our own beautiful aud below
ed SOUTH to make her people happier, If possible
and more willing, as we'll more able. to perform
all their duties In the Union, to the Union if re.
turning reason and patriotism shall arrest the
march OF fanatioism, and stay the band Of oppres
sion. But If lost reason shall never be fonnd aud
patriotism and sympathy have been extinguished
IF those who should be our brothers shall prove
to be malignant and implacable foes, and eupidity
aud ambition shall dissolve the tie which binds rs
together, still our work will have been sesu aud
wisely done, II we succeed in restoring the COM
nerciai Independence of the South, and build up
our own towns and enrich our own people by our
own means, which now build I'D aud enrich 9th
ers-for the Southern States will then be prepared
more fully to meet the issue thus reed upol
them, and able to defend as well as Justify their
position when they shall be compelled .sto assume
among the powers of the earth, the separate ant
equal station to which the laws of nature and ~
natures q Goi entitle them"
Earnestly We beg you then, men of the Soutb
TO turn out and send full delegations Of your no
blest sons to the Convention.
JAMES LYONS, CT Virginia,
L. b. BETHEA, of Alabama,
". NJ CHURCHILL, of Tennessee, Committee
@. YANcY. of Georgia.
W. W. BoYCE, of South Carolina,
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gg BURROWS RELIABLE Mxprorss-

lures quickly aud permanently ScgoFuLA, SYPHILIS,
hEtssfisa, PILES. kIDNEf AFFEcTIoss CoSrfyE-
NEE, FsskeEAL DisEssEa, and all chronic affections
y! The sR1uAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputatioI
wnleh This celebrated remedy has acquired la th,.
dehtea ia the annals of medicine. Thousands of the
nest infesefate OF disease have been cured by
nonneod beyond ali possible care by the most emf
hsht ,pays'eisus Of the country. Finley y. Ferga
SEoh. E. mayor VI Norfolk Va cured Of Rhennatism;
st nrs ihomas Hume, Portsmouth, Va, cured vi Bron-
enI.ls. Slaughter 0f kignor George (formery Pro
sf o. siasic IN this eityl wac cured of terrible
a nserous hHscilon and thousands OF others whose
natsss could he mentioned were IL necessary
aIioe VI per bottle-six bottles for S..
ht., Nor folk, Va ~ SN-
nod sold ty PURCELL. LAID CO., Wholesale
~'esS1eH' hsninona. ja 26-3n
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gIIF YoUR HAIR IS HARSH,

ENlF Your HAIR IS HARSH,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II your Hair Is Gray,
Use Prof. " ood's Hair Restorative
II your Hair is Thin,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
II you Bald,
i you have Nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Daudruii,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yUu have EFurt0n5.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
u you desire to preserve the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire not to lose the Color
Jsr Prof Wood Hair Restorative
II You want a Cheap Article,
U.s. Prot NOods Hair Restorative
If you admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you admire the Beautiful Ringlets
use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
II YOU wish Il Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prof Woods 4air Restorative
II you wish A Face free from Pimpes
lse Prot " o0d's Hair Restorative.
Use Frof M ODDS Hair Restorative
II you want testimony overwhelming,
Read the Circular Of Prof Wo0ds Hair Restorative
IL you want 10 find IT,
The Depot i at ia Market elrcet, st Louis Mis-
Fyuri, ami 3l2 Broadway New York
tA-it Is also sold by every popular Druggist in
this city aud country. mb l2-d&cw3m*
Es-sAp 4. B. CLARKE, Market Place.
Franklin street has constantly on hand variety of
FARMiSG IMPLEMENTS,
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS,
BUILDING IMPLEMENTS
SHCE-MAKtNG IMPLEMENTS,
FISHING ISPLk4ENTs,
HOtsEHuID UTENSILS,
COOKING UTENSILS,
And many other utensils for sale at moderate
prices. NH EJ-l2t%
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s5y- Cor0Hs. CoLps, HoARsHNEss. &c.

The prevalence OF the above complaints Mt this
s.aspa has the effect OF bringing out host al
VrJ.-sse1iy new specifics. and while some few may
he good many useles and solie dan gerous
To prevent disappointment the b-stC0uise pursue
istn t"ault your family physician or otherwise use
ily such remedies As long Puuc experience has
ed, t0 ba sae and etiCaciJus. OF this class Ii
/ YLEE' COMPOUND SYHup Of GUN ARABIC. Original
the ayOrte prescription of eminent ply siCian
X soon became - popular family medicine, and With
cut advertising, has continued to ENJOY growing
c,ses il acts Ike a charm. and In Chronic Ctse.
Br1ucititls Hoopiu3 3-Gon2h, Group. Asthma, SC. il
us'i with unparalleled sucCcss, .lnost families
WI testify.
Sold by FISHER & WINSTON, MEADE Il BAKrR. A.
BoJtEER. &C, AT p snt5 per bottle. and in Gle
giut and pleasant LuZenge form, l21z and 2S cent?
/ hgPs.' IL 29-2m+
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COMMISSIONERS


To My FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
KIcHMoSD-After advising with my friends, aud
1.-THE request of some of them, l announce myself
candidate Tor the office Of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, (irwhich have
resided for twenty years,) in the place of Mr. Humid
Icy who will not be again candidate at the cleo
pn to be held on the 9th day of May next have
served yOu police officer lor the last seven ears,
aud shou be pleased to receive your support for the
above office. W IL TYLER.
fa 25-,ltdA
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RF5-To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
respectfully announce myself a candidate for re
election To the Office of SUPERINTENDENT Ul
THE CITY WATER WORKS.
an 2-5t# LANES l. DAVIS
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EaT- To THE Voters OF HENRIt

CoUsfy--I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office of COMMIsSi0kER OF TIIE hEVEN UE
tor the upper District, az the approaching election,
Ie your pleasure TO elect me- promise to discharge
the duties of the Office faithfully and punctua'ly.
NH 17-dt,la& JAMES D. VAUGHAN,
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xas- Why SurYEn WITH CouaH, from

Ez5~ WHY SUFFER WITH COUCH, from
Cold, Hoarseness, or a COpsuInptige Cough, when
yOn obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
hORkE's PEOTORAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER.
kYi Il is combined with other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma, CatarTh and Bronchial Affections.
X is prepared by Chemist ot reputation, and pro-
bounced by those who have ssed it, the bcst Cough
kyfap la ,he Worldl
Bottles ~ - cents aud 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO., aad all Druggists in Richmond.
oc il--exu
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AT the solicitation of many friends.
respectfully announce myself acaIiddate for CITY
Assessor. should it he the pleasure of the citi
zsns to elect me- promise faithful discharge of
the duties OF the Oihce. L. FORE.
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4 Nav Article roR S&oKERs.-
ssy~ Ii On. OR WATER CoLsRs. from

small AMBar7YPEs os DAGvERREVTlrEs Of deceased
rp-. ,i.A OF from lite are executed al the Photo
graph ana Fine Art Gallery OF e. " MINIS, IN the
i..taS, siyc Of the art, At the shortest notice.-
Aleu rlaiu Photographs. Ambrotypes. Sphereo-
pos aH3 every sty ie of likeness known or desired,
nul satisfaction guaranteed 70 the most iattdIous.
she Cuyou heads oi small ChiidTeR, "a executed al
" Galleries have gained the Siniration of all who
have seen them Galleries on Nam street. opposite
th" uev Custom House, Richmond, Va, and Syca-
more street, Petersburg. Va. mh IS
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pARrIclLAE hoIINE.-Great sale Q

" atchcs Jeweiry, Plated ware aud Fancy Goods at
sue t!yG sG private sale 10y 1t. " q ARIES, At No,
I-.l Mssu stge.f every dag aud evening this week.
Ladies ss|p AT O'Clock L. Il.
GCut'efael sale at -, o'Clock.
The richest a;d m0at extensive variety ever offer
t IN this ug8rkCt. ilT sale above. Merchants
Particularly invited to call and examine the goods
aai IurchAs, either privately or the t, eninE
Main street. NH ~
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lNcsNDIARIsN.-A daring attempt was
made last Sunday night to fire and burn the
wooden shed, corner Of Sth street and basin bank
belonging to A. Warwick, but failed. The ineen-
diary first piled up lot Of wood, aud then stuffed
straw uoder it, to which ths torch was applied
| bnt the blaze seems 10 have smothered aud gone
ont before doing any damage
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E1y. To THE VoTeRs OF II

RICHMoND.-I am candidate for the office Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the Sd Dis
trict (Monroe Wardl
The election will take place on the 9th May next,
ana as am now engaged in the discharge of the
duties of the office the Assistant of Mr. Hundley.
(who declines re-eectioB,) hope you will excuse
aIe, if do not cail on you all in person.
lam now, and have been for nearly six years re-
sident Of the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
feZ7-ts JESSE i. KEESEE.
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CAPTAIN OF NIGHT WATCH.

s To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND -
After due reflection, and being called upon SO often
by my friends, have come to the conclusion to run
for the office of CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT
WATCH, and respectfully solicit the votes of my
friends II each ward-prUmisng if elected. to serve
most faithfully. J K BLANkENSHip.
NH 22-tde&
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COMMISSIONERS.

To THE VOTERS OF HENRIco, ID Dis
FRIcT-In answer to the call of many friends TO be-
come "a candidate for the Office of CUMMI sSIUNER
OF THE REVENUE, | beg to assute my friends,
that if elected L will to the best OF my abil-
ity. Respectfully,
NH 30-7t* j. q. HARDY,
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To THE Vo1

To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RICH
Nosn-I candidate for reelection TO the office
Of CITY GRAIN MEASURES, and respectfully So
ucit your votes at the ensuing charter election
NH 23-dtde* JAMES B uIBR,
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FINRD.-A complaint was entered be-
fore the Mayor, yesterday, against Albert Acree
Tor running with "plug sna;cber' on the side
walk. The Mayor thought an example should be
made of this case, Mr.. Acree being an officer o.
the company, and fine was duly imposed. '
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It runored that Alisop, the English fugitive,
aseertaiping what the views OF 6ossrnmsss Are on
his extradiiion, IL demanded. a. assss4a
There we're 4i6 deaths In New York iaat wssk--
decrease Of 50 Is compared with the mortality Of
the week previous. askss
Martin y. Conway has been elected prssidsnt Of
the body called Kansas constitutional couventiou,
vice GEN. Bombas,ss furioso Lane, resigned.
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G74, To THR VOTERS OF TuE Cry oP Rrcp,,oxn
AT The solicitation of many friends resnectf,iI,
annSnhce & myself candidate Tor the Office Of MAN
2iF: AuEh or The Pook HOUSE, and respectfnIly 9
solicit your votes on the 7th of April
Yours, &C., UIyNpu.N
NH 3l-tde* i-'aAN.
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ras- In RESPONSE to the call Of ..Nanv

Ess IN RESPONSE to the call of ssManv
nonnse myself candidate for the atIca nf !, IH
ShiaBLE nroachiaB for the city Of Richmond at the an
eiectlon Should IL be the pleasure OF ny
10 elect Tne to the Gce mindful OF il
charo pledge myself to their faithful 1is
81. mn 22-dtde9 JOHN III. DiiGES.
''"'i' ENQUIRER and Wbig please copy.
,onaH HIGH CoNsrAELE.--l respectfully an.
s - n sayseii as candidate for reelection to th
mh l5-tde nr-
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DIsSnssED,-John Bickham got out a
warrant for the arrest of Richard Hawkins, for
assault and battery. The case was called no by
the Mayor yesterday, but nobody appeared to sub
stantiate the complaint, and it was thereupon dis
missed. The parties are sea-faring men.
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! TIE MUTiNr and murdsr on board whaieship in
nior OF New Bedford before mentioned, IL confirm
ed BY letters from Sydney, n. s. W., to Jan'ry IL
Capt. John W. Dayis of Dartmouth, Mass, writes
that this horrid affair has no psrailel In whaling
annals. except Ii be the Of the ship Globe oi
Nantucket, a number Of years ago. The first and
second officers had had the balls extracted from
their wounds, and were both doing. wsll aud able
to walk out.
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CANDIDATES FOR orr1cu.
FUR TIE ofTY OF RfCHN0yD
HIGH CONSTABLE.
% rHE CITIZENS OF RInmMnxr

h. ~ 'hs oiflAEss OF kICHMoND.-I here
pchnnoe NJ helnoe OF HIGH CONsTABLE. Of the e;tx ~ ~
Woanae9a: and respectfully solicit your votes on IN
10 eia.e, ~ PHI 1th. shouldit be your pleasnre
az th ,' me- VIII endeavor 10 disc charge the duties
10 the best of my ability ano PROMPTLY
mL I9-tdes ursr r x,o.m.n
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KIDNAPPING CHmDRKs.-T1ls ST. Louis Herald says
that the Kidnapping ofchiIdren from ihraa 70 seven
years Of age has become very comon IN that city
the suppositien being that they are either mutilat
cd OF disgured taken to other places 10 be used
for vicious or criminal purposes.
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Esa. CITY SERGEANT--I respectfully
announce myself candidate for reelection to the
office OF CITY SERGEANT.
nh I6-td THOMAS u. DUDLEY
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or HEN hit
SHERIFF.
s9% To THE Voters aF HENRIc

G1uN1Y.-I take this method OF announcing III yself
candidate for the Sheritfalty of Henrico county at
ay" a of NV tne a. th ee ad - 70
its duties as the law directs. ] will try aud STE the
voters of the county before the day of election and
10 the meantime refer all such as wish to ascer.
tain my fitness for the Office to my neighbors and
to John NJ. Gregory. Esq, john b. Young, ESQ e.. and
{ the Justices Of Henrico county.
Ia 2D-dtde Il. J, CARTER
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VIZ L MONTAGUE

srr IN OBEDIENCE to the wishes of a
u nHber OF 1ay Personal friends, Announce mvsolf
Respecttuily, WM np.rN; nnppir;
NH 2l-tda Nm DEAN.
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RGpTo THE VoTEEs OF HENRIco CoUN
TY.-1 am candidate for reelection 10 the oics Of
OF THE REVENUE FOR THE
LOWER DISTRICT. JAMES NJ. GUNN.
ah % -tIn
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LAWRENCE THE stagpation OF business and
dearth Of employment in Lawrence, Mass, h
greater than any manufacturing town of sew
Euglana. Twelve months ago the population was
ckoned at l5 900; by the rst oi May ts will not
exceed 10 900 -Bazt0a LetQsY. a ass.aAal
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ANOTHER TORPEDO ExpLosTos.--on Friday, an sf.
tempt was made to blow mp the eincinnssi Type
Foundry, corner Of Vine and Long worth streets,
in that city, By means VI torpedo, nlisd with
iron spikes, which had been secretly placed Ia the
basement. The explosion that followed vas te-
rlfc. and hr. pP. Lee, The engineer Of the estab-
iisbmenf, bad bis left aand eomplstsly blown od,
besides receiving several other severe wonnds.--
rhe wretch who PLACED the instrument Of dsstruc.
ton on the premises Is unknown.
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he Cordwainers

MECHANICS BALL.-The Cordwainers
bali, to take place on the sth, will doubtless be
largely attended by all classes Of citizens who
delight in the "dance." The managers promise 70
spare neither pains nor expense to make tie en-
tertainment agreeable to their visitors.
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CITY COLLECTOR.
CITY SERGEANT.

kGya AM candidate for re election 10
he office of CITY COLLECTOR.
NH l6-td JULIUS A HOBSON
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rasSa To rHE VorERs oF TuE CIrY O]

aICHNoND.-I am Il candidate for the office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support of my
fellowcitZens. Should it be your pleasure to elect
ne to that position, shall endeayOr 10 show, by a
faithful discharge OF my duties that your confidence
has not been misplaced.
NH 2-tde MILLS Is. GOODWIN.
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IA To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RIcuyoNn -
respectfully announce myseli a candidate f,r the
office Of SUPERINTENDENT or THE poor
on the Gay of election. 'N 'o'ee
NH 30-tde FARIy CopurN
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Eg AN candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court.
NH 26--lmH iN0 HARRISON,
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PolsosIse fAhHY.-JohD, a negro man belong
ing to the Rev. q. w. Carmichael near Hunts
vile, Ala, has been committed 10 jail, charged
with psisoning the family Of Mr.. Charles Yarbo-
aud John . wife says she poisoned them at his in
stance.
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To THE VCTERs OF 1sr DISTRICT on
HgSRIco CousTY.-At the solicitation of many
friends. / announce myself Candidate for c0NSTA-
BILE of the ist District and respectfully solicit
your sut1rages Should ii be your pleasure to elect
me promise 10 discharge the duties Of the Office 10
the best of my ability.
NH I7--td6 HfHN N DOGaErY.
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REGISTER OF WATER WORKS.

RG~ To TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
EHcHM0ND.-i respectfully announce yself can
date for reelection to the Office of REGISTER OF
TIE CITY WATER WORKS.
ap 2-5t* NJ L STRATTON.
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Observation-Disclosures Johnson, ESQ
Commemorative Attorney, has returned home
from Texas, where he has been on business thai
required his personal attention. He is now en-.
gagged In framing his indictments for the Circuit
Court, which commences on Thursday next
There are some twenty-five cases on the criminal
docket, most OF them very important, and Mr.
Johnson will have his hands full lie is. however.
competent to meet any emergency.
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SsE- NOTICE. by the solicitation of
my numerous friends aud fellow-.itzens. I declare
myself candidate for the office Of GRAIN MEA-
sURER. Should it be yoer pleasure to elect me.
the duties OF the said office shall be faithfully per-
formed.
mh I5-Ims b. FLIPSC0MB.
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PASSAGE AT ARMs.-GooCHLANp IN THE
FlELp-An affray of q rather noisy, If not serious
nature, occurred in the Virginia Saloon, sixth
street on Saturday night, in the course of which
James T. Amos, OF Goochlapd, was badly beaten
is traeeabe to Intoxicating liquor; the in,me siat.
result was that Peter Lawson, James p. Amos and
VIM. +. Amos were arrested, and held to bail fol
their appearance before the Mayor yesterday-tht
hrst on charge OF stabbng, and the others for
getting drunk aud lighting. When the case was
called Mr. Lawson promptly came up and asked
ull Investigation, being confident of his ability to
prove his Innocence. Ii turned ont. however that
the Messrs Amos had taken their departure for
Goochland, and the examination was nostnoned
unfii Friday. MIR. Lawson was admitted to bail in
the sum Of $500.
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BHN N DoGGErT.. :.

ffSy- FELLOW -CITrzsss--I am q oandi-
date for The office Of CONSTABLE In the 4th Dis
trfct In the counfy OF Henreo. and respectfully So
lcit your votes at the coming election 10 May next
NH eide WIN. l. DABNEY.
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MANAGER OF POOR HOUSE.
SUPERINTENDRyn poo, H. A. -

,...-.. "NDhNE FO0R HOUSE. the
solicitation of many friends, T hayo - -. Y
s "a ysef as candidate for the above otce ant
VIII vi" oe psased toreceive the votes OF INV faIio,
"'n7' at the approaching municipal election.
frho ,,ou HENRY MYERS
iihe person wh o attended the sick in Norfoik
NH 26-tde# PN'"Aieu theFei
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a6s@ | AN A CANDIDATE FOR rHE Or
ice OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward. -
NH l7-tde% JNO VI MURRAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06
spFELLow-CIrIzES OF THE COUNTY

OF HESRICo--I am a candidate for the Office OF COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District of the County. at the ensuing election in
May next, and respectfully solicit your snhrages
NH 25-tde GEO W CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06
MrLITARY.-The N

MILIrARY.-The National Guard, Capt
Johnson, paraded yesterday Afternoon, and made
d very crFditable appearance. The medal, which
WAS shotfor az Clarke's Spring, was wonby Ensign
Owens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06

JUNIOR BLUEs.-At meeting of this
company, last Saturday night, LOUIS y. BossisAux
s,, ~ eiected captain. The choice could not have
fallen upon one better qualified for tbs dntis. ~
.he position. He has received q thorough military
RAINING 10 the school of the yeys and n he does
be greatly disappointed. s''' ''-.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06

THE lee CRoP lit has been estinated says \
Boston paper, that doasls the quantity lef ice has
been cut this year than during any foFmsr season
Mr. Wilde, Of Medford, has housed ,000, tons &C
Spot Pond, and other parties have, cot 10000
s0as more. -s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06

ES 10 THE fofkkS OF THE OVoNTf of
HENRIco-I am a candidate fol the Office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE Tor the Up
per District of the county. and respectfully solicit
your votes i'll May next
NH l3--tltd j CORBlN BURTON,