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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-30
HpIrTROAE s. sO.N: prnlcrs in JcNe

-AD Watches, Clocks, silver Ware, &c., have now
on hand well selected stock of gold and Silver
Watches fine Jrwelry of all kinds and of the latest
styles; Yankee Clocks fn BronZc, Iron and Wool
cases. silver table anil teaspoons, plated ware, port
monnaies, gold, silver and steel sIectacleS. &c.,
which prepared to sell at the lowest Eastern
prices, and warrant every article TO bc what it is
represented. The public generally are invited To
call aud examine for themselves at the old stand,
on NIain strcrt. IetMNen Eirst and S..rnnh. nI2O
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-30
gGEsH.sRr r .s.NTMEs, aTTOR-
n

EItorneys at law. Notarics Public aud Real Is
tate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
Will praetice Law In the ceRris- Of thi' State,
will attend the collection of claims ia any part Of
the United States will buy and sell real estate in the
citv of Evansville, in Nandcrhurgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally, and will perform
any other duties pertaining To- Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for SALE
German spoken by a member of the firm.
~ Office Third street, opposite the Court
House, in the rooms formerly occupied 10y the late
firm uf Lockhart, Parrett DENLY;
CHARLES LUNKENHEiMER
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-30
BUSINESS CARDS.

H.AH. PART.S.ERsHxP.-JN CHAN
-a<D1sER and BLYTHE IIYNES have associated
themselves together partners In the practice Of
Law and will attend promptly to all business con-
Iicie with their profession, which may lie cntr,st-
ed to them.
ge-Ufice on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
House, Evansville, Ind. scpt26-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-30
.OH.,.E. CRISP. .,.OT.TRY.PUBLYC,

- At the Evansville Library Association Rooms,
Posters buildings will attend to drawing mp deeds,
mortgages, and all other things entrusted to him.
,lrcl.in
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-30
HeHRELERS RIGGs, WHOLE

" sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails,
window Glass, Glassware, &c. &c, No. IL Main
trrct between First and Second, Evansville, Ind.
~. T.. WHEELER. JAMES ID. RIGGS.
Sepf-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-30
HcU. n. nc GREIs,, .9TTOR.N.Ey

~ having o;curd Retail Drug Store, on the cor
ner of Second and Locust streets, solicts the pat
roiiac Of the citizens 0f Evansville and vicinity
The entire stock lias been purchased in the East,
garllcss Of expense, of the ptircst and best mate
rails and consists in part, Of Pure Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Pure Wines and Brandics, (iur medical
purposes onlyl Stationary P,rtuncry Soaps aud all
Popular Patent Medicines.
ne Physicians prescriptions and family recipes
compounded 10y an experienced apcthccary, at all
hours If the day and night. auglJ-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-30

Lead. Tor sale at Z.H. COOK a SONS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-30
.yLZEEL S CO., U.ITER

IL AGAIN.-ALLIS ~ HOWES, Forwarding and
CummiS~"., Merchants Ecctiiers of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky. Dealers in all kinds of Produce,
= superior Od Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, and For
eign and Domestic Liquors, &C., Water street, Sec
/. ui,,l ,lDor aloyc Wins, Evansville Ind.
u. LEWIS HOwES.
E.Iel-ly
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raEW..sRRYp.sE OFLUnBER 1T

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-27
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COAL.

[ ,OAL.--The subscriber would respect.
fully inform his customers ami consumers OF
OOAL GENERALLY, that he Is receiving aad prepared
LUMP, HAIL and cnIfHo' GOAL, Ut superior
quallty aud at reduced prizes. Persons wishing 10
terestto leave their orders with hm pefore fhe lst
of september. ~ A's
u uAL5o-fhe best quality Philadeiphia RED Ard
WHITE AoH ANTdRAGITE COAL at reduced
Pfices. Z Is LIPcCOmB,
Ofcs on I4sh street, near Mayo's Bridge.
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BEwILpEarp.-As two eentlemen n we,

bEWILDEaED.-As two gentlemen were
passing along the road near the Richmond College
yesterday morning. they discovered an old German
going to her, learned that she had started out the
evesing before to visit acquaintance near sgd
ney Chapel, but becoming bewildered and losing
her way, she had rsmbed about nearly all night
without meeting any Que to aseist her. The gen
tiemen placed her in their wagon, and returned
her TO her home on the plank road, some few hun
dred yards from where they found her,
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Our or WonK K-scarcelx a dav

OUT CT WORK. Scarcely day passee
that there not scores Of idle, dissolute fellows,
from all parts ofthe country, arriving in our city,
under the preteuce ofseeking for work, and beg
sing from door 10 door. Three of these yagrants
met gentleman at the corner of Main and 18th
streets yesterday, and on being refused few
dimes, abused him in the most shameful manner
Unfortunately none OF the police were near, or
They would have been turned over to the careful
attention of the Mayor
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Trying TO DiDDLs A RAILROAD CONDUcToR-A
Coon JokE--Seyeral days ago, a well dressed
scamp got upon the cars at Chattanooga, and by
some means escaped the vigilance of the condue-
tor until he reached Huntsville. Here conductors
changed, and Mr.. Fowler took charge of the train,
and in making bis first round to collect tickets be
tween Madison and Huntsville, he found the door
Of one of tbe private saloons fa,tsned The brake
man assured him that there was q man In the sa.
iooo, aud without suspectng foul play, he told the
brakeman to point ont the man to him when be
came out, so tnat he might collect his ticket Fow
Ter had 20 sooner made his round, than out came
the gentleman, thinking all was safe. When he
took his seat In the car, he removed bis hat from
his head, and put it under his seat. When called
upon for his ticket, he remarked that while in the
saloon, he poked his hesd out of the window to
breathe fresh air, and was 30 unfortunate "A to
lose his hat, with his ticket in the band and he
conld not think Of paying twice. The conductor
told him he regretted the circumstance yery much
but as 1t Was one for which the railroad company
was not to blame, he wonid be compelled to make
pay second time, or else make him leave the train
at Madison station. The scamp was Indignant
Fowler demonstrated in his usual polite bnt firm
way, until the station was reached when he in
formed him that he was at the end of his roma and
leave the cars he must Finding there was no
backing down, he reached under his seat drew out
his hat and started to leave the cars when Fowler
told him he would have to exercise his dnty n,
conductor again, and that the fact Of his having
lost HE own did not entttie him to take fellow
trasellers hat--fer that the company would be re
spensible. Whereupon he took charge of the hat.
and showed the gentleman of the cars H,satsrifie
Democrat
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D~ LIYs SIxx PHorooaAPns.-Ths

subscriber takes pleasure In announcing . HE nu-
patrons and the public at Lat sc, that hs =
now prepared 70 furnish Photographs irom utnjas
lures TO FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or coloEsl,
.hich, for accuracy and naish. he warrants slnar
not superior 70 any produced Ia this city, as lsss
iarged 10 any size.
Citizens aud strangers are invited TO call anA a.
anime specimens aE 4iBBe' Temple of Art Germ
THAN fiai, Main street. between Stn ana l6eh.
Pc 0IB00.
the place 70 get it, where you will neither " hum-
buyged In price or work, Also, heiAn0sy Pc. g
10 IS p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-27

AUSTRALIA GoLD MIsEs-Tbe yield 10 the gold
fields OF Australia, during the last year, nss oeeh
such il "a said a 10 intimate that there 10 per-
manenf golden harvest TO be reaped In that land.
II not ~ org as the human race lasts, at least am
pie for the satisfaction Of . few generations.
splendid nugget OF 2,2i7 ounces has lately been
picked ND.
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GooD MEaoRIEs.-Ata Sunday School exhibition
In King and Qaeen county, Va, few days since,
Virginia T. Heniy, IL years old. recited, from mem
cry. 30 verses OF the Bible. Fanny = Walker 9
blind girl, recised 1876 verses. Eren Mr.. Grajgrind
would consider those .little jars 50 mciently full
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TgH TEMpgRANca CELsRRArIor. to take

place in this city on the Goth of September prom.
ises to be highly interesting affair. Two iistiu-
guished divines--one Methodist the other Baptist
have been invited to deliver addresses on the
occasion, and arrangements are now being made
for good dinner at First Market Hall The sSons''
expect to have grand procession, and to let the
world see that they are yet battling manfuliy
against King Alcohol
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SALE OF VALUABLE AIBlMARLE FARN-Iast
week. Mr.. Wm N. Morris effected sale Of his
farm of 722 acres in the North Garden, Aibsmsrle
Co., Va, TO Mr. John White Of that county. 1t Il
the intention Of Mr.. Morris to purchase land and
settle in Mississippi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-27

PRICE OF ERGReEs.--Likely slaves are
commanding high prices in our market at this
time Men are bringing from $1,000 to $3.50, and
women $3.50 TO Sl050, under the hammer. Farmers
aud Planters mus: have good seasons, large crops
and high prices justify the purchase of slaves at
the ruling rates.
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SoRA.-some few d,zen of these deli

SORA--Some few d9zen Of these deli
cious birds have found their way to market, and
ss they were In fair order, and found ready pur
chasers at 81 per dozen, we expect to see them
brought in by the cart load as soon as the tides
are sufficiently high to allow the hunters to enter
the marshes On James river. where the wild oat
crop ia very fine this season. the birds appear to
be scarce; but or the Chickahominy, our country
friends assure US that they were never more nu
meTons
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~ sold upon terms ofnnusual accommodates, the
excellent little Garden Farm, Of 81 s,r.s. the Dor
der Of Hanover couaty, now occupied by the sab.
business which requires his daily presence IN Rich
mond consi asrabie portion Of the soi 10 remark
ing The location is one well adapted for the resi-
dence of good phy ysicsu. one such having Just ~
moved from the nesghborhood. withiA teo. miles of
physician about two years ago. Distance from Rich
moud 61s miles. Apply at the ONCE Of the HANK Of
the Comnaonwoelth 20 y q HOWARD.
Refer also, 70 Mesars doddin AppsEson.
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THh dRBAT hBALfH hDeronD2t
The LIFE or THE fLEsH Is IN I'VE Bloop.-Whsn
Blood becomes ytIated impure. too weak, fAe
des iooses its vitality, the skin bccones ysllov and
paiid the Liysr disordered, DyspepstA aSd lDdlssr
fion follow, the spirits droop Neryousnees eommenp
ces and life becomes 8 burden. tss9e4s
HAhTSHokNR's HEALTH RE6TORER, e.
SAkSAPAhlLLA CORDIAL,
tnpartirg Dew vigor aud tone 70 . cAsnssttuston ~
pafed by disease from Aay csuse. II remosM Pm.
pies and all skin eruptioDs; hrousee the ph nbcai
powers Of both sexes. gives bloom 20 the paili4
cheek, and makes sne Joyous and hspDy. Thcegh
MEDICINAL IN It's effects, II 10 perfect eosdlA1A
plants. which in their very nature sre sxha1ecn2
and deoftatiug- Eor Dropsy, OF dropstcAl svellugS
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles % centA
sold By PURCELL. LsDD Co; kunss Nuy1Q1s
PAvsa 4 JoHssoN; DuvAL hoRron, 4 rin1cExn,
AND DoBDKH. mY 3l-1how1
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HEAVY FRHIGHT.-The trains en- the
Richmond and Danville Railroad are bringing dow a
heavy freghts st this time, and will continue to
do until the wheat crop has been delivered to the
mIilers Tho road from here TO Danville is said to
be In superb working order, and Superintendent
Campbell is sparing no labor TO keep it 20.
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afy-CAnp.-REnoyAL-Dr. Krox 1,

Ef3rCARD. D.-REhovAL DIR. Knox has
removed his residence TO the house on zsh It,.
mmeatsly in the rear Of the Presby terrain Church,
Church Hill.
In prcferfng his services to the Citisens a hieh-
mond, among shom bis snort residsncs Las allowed
him but limited personal acquaintance, he ksb
called upon state that he has Doeu engaged h sho
practice Of hs profssoa for ths last 10 ysAr
e1- Calls may be ie1t st his restdsnee, ~ g HI
ONCE, I1th st between Main and Gary. 81 z-lns
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CaIr TRADE -viv0inia merchants

EALL TRADE.--virginia merchants,
Il and merchants generally seath, Ia laying IN
their Fall Stock OF merchaIdse, should not fell 70
purchase an abundant supply Of
SEMPLE's AFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER,
The best and most economical preparation knosn
for making Light, Sweet and Wholesome Loaf
Bread niscuits sc. IL is rsceer rsuded by miner
citizens OF diffrront sections nd Will certainly
give satisfaction when used properly. IL Ia entirely
ginis pl sicea, ana manufactured VA great care
from the purest material. Merchants can copfi
IDENTIFY recommend this article 70 Ihsir customers
as the best. JVIiS w GAhLIok,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
Ktchmord, Va
Sold by Druggists and drocers generally through
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AN ARTILLERY CoMpasY ehould he k.

AN ARTILLERY COMPANY ehould be kept
up in Richmond, regardless of cost, and We are
glad to learn that the old Lafayette corps is soon
to be re organized and placed under the command
OF a worthy gentleman, who is soldier of some
experience, and will exert himself to make the
company large and efficient one. If benifcial
feature IL added to the bylaws, a cheap uniform
adopted, aud good officers selected, we can see no
reason why the artillery should not succeed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-27
THaowN FnoM

Thrown FhoM A Ho ss.--A negro boy,
while riding along Broad street. at foil speed was
brown from horse yesterday afternoon, at the
corner of 9th, but received no serious injury.
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EXTENSION OF PoLT6AAT AMONG THE Mogaoys
a eerrespondent with the Molnlnn amy saxs.

" hex we first arrived in the Valley il was yague-
iy whispered around that the church leaders in
amy; that ii they were not troubled or disturbe,
in the enjoyment OF the many wives which tney
now possess, they would not in the future sanction
sincerely that such was the truth; but it seems
that We are mst.k. n. and that this people are still
and vice, and to carry out their destructive system
t. its utmsst extent. On Sunday last, Ferramore
Little. nephew Of Brigham Young married. AT
the same time. two young girls. aged respectively
10 and II ynars One Of these was the dsugh ghter Of
jesse Z. Little, the name of the other l have not
learned Mr. had, until this time, but one wife
and she has always been most violently opposed tc
poly gan!. Neither of the girls we're Consulted in
the east sboHt this arras cement; their father.
made the bargain without their consent and thny
were obliged to enter into it.
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GLOVER HILL COAL am prepar
ed to receive orders for the above Goa at IS for
lunp p ana 81 80 for hail, to be delivered wnen il
sals tne sonvenience OF purchasers; and ask tae
0u9gse ogs 70 Duy from me. ID ID WHITING
Oiiiee near Petersburg Depot
S--2,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-27

Hon. Pierre soulc, Of LouisiAua. lsiu Warrington
WIN. G. Wheeler has been appointed Chief Engi
the Paraguay Expsdition.
The statement that Col. Matt. Ward, of Texas,
had bsea appointed BY 4he Gosernor OF that Stats
United etslss Senator 70 ill 4 vacancy, = prsaa-
tHre,
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Tho City Council Of Louisville have elected Thos
W. Riley. Esq, Mayor, to fill cut the unexpired
term OF Gen. VIM. s. Pitcher, deceased.
Z John Agues. native of Virginia, committed
suicide In New Orleans on the alst inst. BY shoot
ing himself
i liisonloecarred In Rostou hArbor Tuesday af
tefnoon between the schooners Two Brothers and
Cap. Wood, its master,
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REDUCTION In COKE.-The prices Q,

COX Il, until further notice, will be as follows;
soit lump Cpke......-...-.....u..S5 per load.
ooit Hall lCoke..........................4 415 do
Hard Uoks, both grades $50 do
AT these prices Coke is all things considered the
cheapest Fuel now offered, likely be offered in
the market, during the coming season.
TERMS-Cdsh on deitucrv, or on deH,0nd.
IA. Yards corner 10th street and Basin and corner
Byrd and 9th, South side Canal
my la-ts JNU j WERTH. Agent.
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an ExPLosIoN.-Some few nights since
a full grown man, living near st. Johns church
yard. attempted to fill fluid lamp, while the wick
was burning. As matter of course an explosion
followed. and his family were considerably fright
eDed, bat the burning liquid was extinguished be.
fore doing serious damage
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RICHMOND, Juxs iosn, ~
nETn lH N kxuK.-DRAn Har. 1anl

To On N. KAuH:-DsAH HlI: lfsel
successful removal Of tnmor from the 80 sf ny
neck. of nfteen yeax's standing. weighing pDwas6y
of thIee pounds. without tbs nse Of knifts an1 =
eniuent bhy ysicisns ef my county, who advised -
to have nothing ccne with it.
Yours, 10. MAkX u. 0xuBb4s
~ Residence BeaveF Dam, hAnoysr couEty, VI.
:. - DA. kAHN'3 Once y the cornsr q ~ 80
Main streets. 10 l8-1as
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PRICE{)E CENT.

neid 70 bail IN Doston Mo11av. n II IA e. - s<ss
lion oo Wednesday next. % : charSv ~ rren4
~ 40 cSnsins ths dsash Of eri s. .bosft.
sbortIoo u'@ss 1neis q he ssi Who died from he
that sfsr .s1r sa y Df 9rowa, was arrested
He y believed % be the ssSies Ths ss.,.. sn
was susan A. WehAter. Ghe was s,ot -. ss".
twenty yeArs Of age, She - n scod forr. ss,s
ana. ana s,ia, .u and unused 70 hsFd kSet wnso IS
niger and an ear ring 10 eAs -. Il e6e Ia itske
brown har and blue or hsxsa oven - n 49, - -
nave been very yfesusitul sn1 inesIlissss siri.
Hor WoRx IN NoRrn csnextxa.-- 4 d..r.r.,...s
ray occurred at tho Lauref pstcincs. II Msssis,n
county, on election day. Qrr ~ vas kiiIs,s c,ss
right, another desperately N4uhied, Who hss not
SINCE been heard of. and + tposed 70 hsss disd
some OF whom, - y thouehss I'M Afs Al INV
Also occurred ~ Yaney coe11 II which Tom
Boone, aged about Is years. stab ~ prill R,onn =,
hve or six places. Rather hot wor1t hot weather
--AstriHc Nescs.
AN OPPORTUNITY Roz AxsRroAN lSARrrsrs :. m.
Queen OF Greece Invites the artist6f An narts Of
tne globe to send plans to Athens ~ the new Mu.
scum OF Anfiquittes intended to bcr built In tha
metropolis Of Greece The period foe reessv,r.,
tnemi is hxed a. twelve months. 90 that AAsaerican
artasts who desire TO avail themselves Of xkis oa
porsuuisy 70 trsgspant their seaius upon eisss3e
I; so IL must send u thefr appiicatjs and designs
ln ne course OF 80 year at - events 40 A. "a
>fsssh Athens tssS sbe Saying 1859.
CELEBRITIEs gusTIcArsG.--The Cseou Ad,~rt;,er
twn'ch nails from the head waters ofthe AiIex
staies that Col. Thos. L. Kane--wbo achieved di.
uhction recently BY his interference la the Nor
mon aii1cuity, exerting bis personal influence
Win brigham ard other leaders Of the ssssintsc-
nas ia gone Into the wild woods near wiliiasnssiIle.
fa. ior season Of rustifcstioa. He is sccomns'
nied on ms excursion by his family aud by Nor.
toh. one OF the Arctic explorers of Dr. Kane's mar
ty,a one of his most trusted aids.
BRIGHAM YoUSe's sDAMAass-Brieham Yannv a.
oisposea TO make good thing out Of the Mormon
war. Though it has cost some millions of do,isr.
to bring t'st respectable prophet to sense of the
auty ne owes the government he lives uader. be-
mas the impudence to present bill agains 81 the War
Department of $1,000 for the use of the schureh
pasture" for the army horses
MT. Charles Ellet, Jr., the eminent American
engineer, has communicated to the London Times
his plan OF purifying the Thames = :.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHICAGO, ILL.-0n the morn.
ing of the Goth inst, fire broke out in L. Gross
mans bakery, on Clark street, Chicago, Illinois.
which was destroyed, together with Johnson;s ga.
loon and Rees paint shop, south of the bak cry and
Benn's saloon and long wooden block, extending
to Van Buren, street on the north The total losses
reach nearly l6,000-iHsuTance nearly $4,000
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-

TERED BY THE LHalsLATURE OF yIR-
GIN1A-CAPfrAL l00.0e1 DJLLAksi-Money re-.
ceiSed on deposit Id Sims of five do lars and up
wards, on which interest the rate OF per eentum
per annam 10 paid for sums remaining six months
3 pr cenrnm.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received aaa certificates issued by the
Cashier, T sTAR6E, at the store of b Spence,
corner of Main and 3overBer streets, Richmond, Va
SAlDEL OOTrRkLL, President.
B S1ARKE, Cashier.
q WALFHALb secretary. ar H-3m
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+ PorsoE.--John Stafford. Of Cabarras county. N.
c., died on the 14th inst Of poison, supposed 70
have been administered by his wife. She was ar
rested, but discharged for want OF proof against
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FAST DRIyrxa "A passenger for Richmond, Me-,
having been left by the steamboat at Gardiner the
proprietor Of the Gardiner Hotel took him the Ili
miles to Richmond in Ss minutes, Ia wagon
drawn by . Lady lawrence" beating the steam.
boat IL minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-27

sprpEa BlrE-A fsw days since, ycung daugh-
ter Of George 3. Underhili, OF Chester, ", was
picking blackberries and was bitten by spidsr on
ber great toe. The foos ssslIed, extended up her
leg; erysipeias set iu aud she died.
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DESTRUCTIVE FRs-On the 18th inst $4,000
worth of property was destroyed BY hrs At St. Jo-
seph, No. The following are the principal suffer
turner; Fremont Bowling ssioou; j. L. McLsugh-
Inns and d. ]. Heaton's buildings,