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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
Tragedy I'm North Carolina.

correspondent of the Wilmington Herald.
gives the following brief account of a tragic Co.
currence at place called Windham Settlement.
eight miles from Timmonsyille, N. c., on the 4th
instant:
1t appears that this place was one which was
resorted to for the purpose of drinking and negro
trading at all times,-the Sabbath day not even
excepted. A committee was formed by the citi.
zens of the District for the purpose of suppressing
such places of vice and iniquity. On the 4th inst
about 75 man, armed went to this place of resort
for drinking. The law breakers had been an.
priced that the Vigilance Committee, 80 called,
would be there, and they Immediately armed
themselves for defence; when one of the de.-
paradoes fired, wounding one of the committee -
The fire was returned, killing Caleb Freeman and
Abraham Nindhau. and seriously woundiug T.
A Windham and Thomas Windham, who were
living "a hours after the occurrence Several 9th.
ers were wounded OF tue Vigilance Com
mittee, one WAS badly cut, aud is supposed to be
mortaly wounded. Two others are wounded, but
our correspondent did not ascertain whether they
were considered dangerous. DIR. Hunter of Tim
monsyie. was in attendance at the scene of the
dead and dying. A jury of inquest was iu atten.
dance on the 5tb, examining the witnesses in re-
lation to the death of freeman ard Windham.
The above statement may be relied on, as the
gentleman who furnishes it, was at the place the
day after this dreadful tragedy occurred saw the
dead bodies; also those who were wounded and
obtained his facts from tho physician in atten-
dance.
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-
fTsr IN PEACE AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF His
CouNrayMEN An who visit Richmond on the 22d
Df February, TO witness the grand spectacle of the
inauguration Of the Washington Statue, should not
fail 10 visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lsry of Il NISNis, to witness the wondt riul pro
grass Of the Photographic Art conducted at this
finely arranged establishment. And to those who
may wish 10 ob,aia of themselves or friends, some
thing really beautiful and lii,-like likeness.
should not fail to secure one Of the Ambrotypes or
Photographs made at MINIS GALLERY He is pre-
pared 10 accommodate all who wish fine pictures;
and his assortment Of Frames, Cases Lochets, Pins
&c, ia whcn To have them placed, is large and VA
ried. His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
Custom House. and free to visitors whether they
wish pictures or not. IL ~
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A gentleman lost six thousand do lars, lin six
one thousand dollar notes. in Baltimore, last
Thursday, while passing from the Bank of Balti-
more to Howard street.
A now and dangerous $40 counterfeit note of the
State Bank of Ohio, preble County Branch, Eaton,
has appeared. 1t is very well executed, the red
back and all being calculated TO deceive the most
wary
A lady named Benjamin Silas, son of a widow
lady, residing in Augusta, Ga, was run over by a
train of cars last week and killed.
.'When thou art buying horse choosing a
wife, says the Tuscan proverb, "shut thine eyes,
aud commend thySelf to God.'
A difficulty occurred lately, in RiDggold, Ca,
between two brothers named Weoten, who were
drnmmers for rival eating houses at that place, in
which one OF them was severely, If not mortally
wounded.
Frank Hamptoa, Esq, has been elected direc-
tor of the Bank Of the State of South Carolina to
fill the place made vacant by the death of Colonel
Wade Hampton.
Sir. McGinnis. of Marion district. S. c.. was run
over aud killed by train on the Georgia Railroad,
last Thursday.
The dwelling house Of Rev. II. J. Jones, Presiding
Elder of the Methodist church In Paulding Dis
trict, Miss, was destroyed by fire few days since.
Capt. r. G. Shannon, an old and highly esteemed
resident of brownsville, Texas, died in that city on
the 10Th ult
Thomas j. Withers. . son OF Judge Withers. was
thrown from his horse, while riding near Camden,
s. c., few days ago, and badly injured.
A English gentleman was robbed Of $3.50 and
gold WATCH in Charleston, S. c., on the 4th inst.
Three individuals were arrested TOR the theft,
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Fire In NOrfOsk-Distressin Acci.
dent. dc.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. I

HI
NORFOLK. March 9th, 1853
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, a fire broke
out in the garret of the building occupied by Mr
j. @. Pollard. auctioneer, No. IL, Roanoke Square
and for time the flames spread with alarming
rapidity, large quantity of hay having been
stored in theHpper stories. The adjoining build
ing. occupied by Jones Co, also caught fire. and
the two buildings were damaged TO the amount of
about S15O0-insured in the Mutual The stock
OF Messsrs. Jones & Co. was injured to the extent
probably, OF si09-insured in the American Office
Mr. Pollard also loses about $500 in damage to
stock. The firemen battled manfnlly with the
flames, Notwithstanding the severity Of the wea-
ther. Various cor pjectures are rife with regard to
the origin Of the fire, and the matter will under
go investigation.
The warehouses injured by the fire belonged to
VIM. Ward, Esq.
most painful and distressing accident occurred
on Thursday All interesting little daughter Of
Mr. Jesse Jones, aged four years, was so badly
Durned by her clothes taking fire while playing
near the CRATE on Wednesday, that she expired in
the evening of the same day.
The schooner Margaret, Green, from Halifax N
s, bound to Richmond, has put in this port with
mainmast sprung
Yesterday was tho coldest day of the season.
Mercury IL deg. below the freezing point
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.ess4.. CnrnHs. CoLns. HoARsENRss. Sd

The nrevalanCe Of the above complaints at thi'
season has has the effect Of bringing ont host o
urUius 81 tly new specifics and while some lew may
te good many are uaeIe-s and rone even dangerous
10 ur-yent daappointmen the bsst course To pursa'
is t. consult your family physcian.Cr otherwise ns'
nl,Iy such remedies as long public experience has
proved IA be safe aud eff ,acious. or this class j.
TYLEg' CD,lpOuxD SYaUP uF GUN ARABIC. Original
y the fAy0rte prescription OF an eiiieht pAysiclan
te:t al sertising, has continued to ENJOY gfowln-
ropatati0n for the last twenty years Ii all recent
bronchitis, H6oping g-Jou 81. Group, Asthma: sc l.
il used with Ulps galleled success rs most fanie'
Wili testify.
sold by FISHER WmsToS. MEADE & BAKER, /.
BongKEE &c., at 25 cents per bottle ald in an eli.
gsat and pleasant LpzeBge form, lZ13 ana ~ cent
per box, caisi TYLER 5 ''uEA ARABIC CopGH CAAHl
LgapsV . fe 27-3aiS
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CouNrY-I take this method Of announcing myself
a ctuiilta tor the Sherialty of Henrico county, nj
the election in Nay NEXT aud il elected promise tC
devote all of Ay time the Office, and to dschargt
~ drties as the law directs. will try aud see the
voters Of the county before the day OF election, and
tain y ritness for the Office 10 nay nsighbors, and
T. John NJ tiregory. Esq John Z. Young, Esq, and
IA A,-ltde r j. CARTER.
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70 My Fellow CiTIzExs OF THE CRY

7 I NH
oy DEMONSTRATION advising with my friends, aud
a. th4 request Of OF them, announce myself a
c.niilat. fnr the Office Of COMMISSIONER OF
TIE KETTNUK in Monroe Ward; (iuwhich have
resided for TWEEN yesrs,) in the place Of Mr. Humid
Icy who Will not he again a candidate at The elec-
"a 10 be held on the 9th day of May next. have
served you police officer Tor the last seven ears
aa shou be pleased 70 receive your support Tor the
nblyr office g W I'll fYLEk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nS~ Dr.. Jous KNOX, late OF Orange
OF 2sth and Ciay streets N''aei
Refers 10 aes y; j. Willis, J, NJ. Conrad aad pey.
ton toanston, Richmone; D. J.. Barbour and James
H. Newman, Orange: Hons. Judge H. III Field
hhelion y. Leake. Thomas N. " clch. Senator from
Orange. Madison. &c. and John II. Lee. Delegate Of
Orange aud Greene. fe 3-dim
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sss- Why SurFER WITH CouaH, from

,Cold, Hoarseness, or a Consumptiye Cough, when
ron can obtain immediate relief by using HAkTS-
d0RNES PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER:
2Y? II ia combined with other articles suited for all
lung Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections.
e is prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and Is pro-
nounced by those who have asedi as the best Cough
Syrup in the woridi
Bottles 23. 80 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LkDD Co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
90 U-6m
La" DR.. G. 0AyINZEL, Office North
east corner of 10th and Broad Streets opposite Dr.
Hoores Church.
nE- All orders MUST Be at his Office, at No
3Ceniral Hotel, to meet with prompt attention.
Z. In
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~ No FAMILY can afford TO be with

mt MUSTANG LISINENF ia their house. The many
accidents we are liable to- may render it necessary
my NJ monent and nothing is capable OF performing
sueh certain cure. Ertract: In lifting the kett
rom tie fire it caught AID scalded my hands and
person very severeiy-ope hand almost to crisp
The torture was unbearabie. II was an awful slsnt
The Mustang Linimept appeared 70 ek-
;raet the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed IA
pidIy aud left no scar of account. CHAs FOSTER, ~
srosd street. philadelphia" 1t is truly wonderful
Stia Joints. Eruptions or Rheumatism. For Horses
il should never be dispensed with. One dollars
worth of Mustang has frequently saved vaiuabie
horse IL cures Galds sprains. Ringbone, spawn
and Pounde g. BEWARE or LIMITATIONS Sold 'h All
parts Of the habthbie globe.
BARNES g. PARK, Prerrietars,
e. iaEcwln, New York.
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MAD DoG-No little excitemspt was
created in the heighborhood of the frst tolIgats.
on the Westhnm Plank Road last Saturday nlsru.
ing. by the appearance of strange dog, which
was observed to fall in fit, and which those who
saw him readily supposed TO be- produced by hy-
drophobia A u matter of course. the poor ant.
NAL was pursued and killed, but from description
of his conduct, his disease was nothing more than
epilepsy, which might have been cured by little
medicine. The most learned writers on hydropho-
bia say that dogs afflicted with II fall in ats,
they do In epilepsy. -.
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ssr WHY SUPER WITH RHEUMArIsM,

ieuralgia Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache, or pain
a any part of the limbs or body, stomach or bowels
Then you can be cured instantly with EAkTS
IORNE'S CURE-ALL2 1t is q fine tonic for wess
tomachs and bowels, giving them tore and strength
q digest food thus curing Indigestion and DysRep
ia Let all who suffer bay bottle from pUKCELL
LADD h Co, or other Druggists in Richmond BOT
-lRa u and 80 cents. &C lV--oM
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~ GovRRHoR STREET STovE STORE

Fall campaign fer 1857 now opened. with larger
4nd still more desirable assortment than in any for
ner year consisting in part Of entire cargo from
heinstly celebrated foundry 0f G. Barstow, which
smine Persons having in Use Stoves, Ranges, OF
Furnaces OF this make, can obtain repairing pieces
N application, at factory prices 80, ,,,,,.
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sssg~ To THE VorRRs OF THE CRY OF

SsS 10 THE VOTERS OF Thh SlIt VI
RIcHs1y7 II am a candidate for the Office of COM
MISSIONER or THE REVENUE. for the 81 Dis
trirt Monroe Wardl
Fhe election will take place on the 9th May next,
ana s. | am now engaged ia ths discharge Of the
dutirs a the ofice as the Assistant OF Mr. tuniley
(wfo declines a re-alecii02 hope you Will excuse
me- il do not CH on you all in person.
lam now. aad have been for nearly six years re-
sident Of the city.
Your votes ar respectfully solicited. ,r-,.,,,
f.yT-,s JESSE L. KEESEE.
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EA~ BRAGG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT
TIItS AR1urGE TJyNINENT

DEETkS ALI COMPETITION
Thousands who have used 1t. affirm that IT il
GahAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINN ENTS,
Lu tl!s OF -.
KHEUMAl ISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES
SPkAfNE, BRUlsEst
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES.
BUENS WARTS,
sgALD5 H0UtDS,
TUMORS CORSS.
For HOHSES and Mules. externally nothing ex
ceeds the ARCTIC LINlMENT,
sp2AINg SWEENEY,
SCRAfCHES, CALLS
TUltUSH HINdBONE,
or al Sorel swelling, Enlar cement of Bone or
Muscle.
lriea = ,ts 30 cents and 81, for sElall, medium
aad iaEse d d bottles.
PURCELL, LADD L CO.,
.hl3--ts Wholesale Agents.
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ss,7- I AM a candidate for the CLERK
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R95@ .tNSUAL MEETING The annual
meeting Of the Stockholders snd Frcmen of thu
EichIUnd Fire Association IN pursuance Cf adjourn
h-ut.j will be h Id at GOddlu's llaH. on TUESDAY
evening" 9Th March at T. o'clock. The presence oi
the fircmun attached to the Richmond Fire asso-
cation ia particularly requested. Es it requires
ma aJurity Of them 10 constitute gu1tunI
Ry order Of the Board - Director
uh 1T JNO. II. B0SHER, Sec'y.
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PHOTOGRAPHS N WATER C0JoRS. AND PH0ToGRAPHs
PLAIN made from iie copied from small pictures
md enlarged to any size, also tha most perfect
md highly finished AMBR0rYPEs OF children and
,dults are at all times to he had at the large Photo
graph and FCe Art Galleries of q. " MiSSis, In
Richmond on Main street, opposite the New Gus
tom House, and on Sycamore street, Peter-bufR,
Ia ia Is
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'''l' O. '"'' GEORGE sTARRETT.
~BArHsl BATHS! BArHs!!!-

cold and shnwer baths can be had daily from
o'clock, A. M. TO half pSst p. NJ, at the hair cut
ting shaving and shamp0oing room under the Amer
lean Hotel Entrance on llth street. Single bath
p cents, or five tickets for 81. - .,.
H. u hOSSONs
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40 To TuE VorrRs OF rHE CRY OF

Et,ggaND The present incumbent. MIR Hundley,
.!iyiuS ra-ei.s ton fn the Office Of CON MISS ION
In DF THE REN VENUE for Monroe Ward here
~ anueuuce myself candidate for the said oltlee,
ami respectfully solicit your votes aud pledge my
,tFt, the faithful discharge Of the duties Of the
.ni-s should IL be your pleasure 10 elect Il@.
NH s-2a PRESTON NJ QUARLES.
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Has~ G. D. WooTToN,
OFFICE ON 18TH STREET

BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
VIII attend punctua;ly to any business entrusted
70 him in tiic city country. Writing of any kind,
Copying, Book hcePing, Accounts, Collecting, Buy
In9 and Sciliag, etc.
kEPEaENcEs: Col II G Cabell Roger Pryor.
Esq, Col Henry Thweatt. Prot ii Christian, Jas
Butler & Co and many others for whom he has
lone the like buSae-s. NH PIT
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NEW KENT COUNTY, Feb. goth. 1853.
sgg% Dr.. JOHN w. GARLICK, RICH

sg DR.. JOHN w. GARLICK, Rich
goND.-DEAR SIR:-I take p leasure in adding my
estimony to that of many others the superior
,xceilence of "Semplo's Infallible Rakng Powder,
.ow prepared by yourself. l have been using th" NJ
in my family for a year more, and hesitate nos U.
"a regard them as THE TRULY EXCELLENT article OF
he kind, for making speedily light, sweet ana
wholesome bread and pastry of all kinds
Very respectfully,
WM Ill GREGORY.
JOHN w GARLICK,
NH z Sole Proprietor.
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sag~RrrrRRs NEW Truss AND

EEg
PoRTKRs An who wear trusses shoald call aud ex-
anime this Truss. The principle Is entirely new,
aud il supports the rupture ia easy and comforta
Bile manner. IL can be worn With much lesa lncon-
venencc than the ordinary trusses; aud for light
aess, durability apd comfort il Is uneQualed ABy
soho oAs ef these Presses oce oil
piher Also. RTrTERS UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
very simple but hazsirable article. A full assort
ment for sale hy "
w.PErERS0N, Druggist,
Corner of 18th aud Main streets,
"a o1-op, Richluond Va
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r.. G. HOBSON.
a9.Farsn LREnuns.=I have iust

ceived by Adams Express fresh lot Of Swedish
LBECHES which will be applied upon most reason,
able terms.
p S.-Cupplng and LeeChiug promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours of the day, at the all
Dressing Room under the American H0tel, ana o.
uight on eth street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts ~ y. duBooR'
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SAD OCCURRssCE IN SCHOOL RooM.-On Wednes-
day last in New York. Miss Sarah L Lewis, a
teacher in a primary school, passed by stove in
the classroom aud soon after discovered the back
part of her dress on fire. She tried to extinguish
the flames by pressing the dress around her. Int
the hoops in her petticoats prevented her doing
so. She then became frightened, and rushed fran
tcally up and down the room, crying ont, s'Oh,
save me! OH save me!' The sight of the unfor-
tunate young girl enveloped in flames terrified the
children, who fled down the stairs in a precpitate
manner, falling over each other In wild confusion
but fortunately none of them were seriously in
iured Miss Lewis, however. before she could be
relieved. was so horribly burned that she died
the next day.
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nN- SPECIAL NoTIcE 1t being impor-
tant for US to close business as speedily az pos
sibe we earnestly request all indebted to us 10 call
At our old stand. No es Main street and mako I'M
mediate settlement.
NH 3--d6t&cw6t BINF0RD. MAfO6 bLAih.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

EVENING SgssIoS-FRIDAY, March 5th, 1858.
The House met at O'Clock p. d., Dir. EDarND-
officiating as Speaker. The Hall was dimly lighted
with cenales, in consequence OF the exhaustion OF
water In the gas metre.
S0ath-Side Extension. The bill to incorporate
the South-Side Extension Railroad Company wac
taken up as the unfinished business OF last night,
the pending question being on the motion to post
pone the further consideration OF the bill inden'
nitey.
Mr.. MAYS being entitled to the floor, was pro
ceeding to speak on the merits Of the bill, but
yielded the floor to Mr. KENpEa, who. in eonse
Quence of the com parative darkness OF the Hall
and the discomfort thereby produced, moved al
apjoarnnent.
Sir. GREGoRY called for the yeas and nays The
reI was then called, and the motion to adjourn re
jected-yeas 81, nays 60.
nIr sgDDoS then obtained the floor. aud moved
that the bill before the House be laid upon the
table, as he desired to oIer the following preamble
and resolution:
Where's. 1t is of esseatial Importance for the
interests of the State to pass the appropriation
bill before the adjournmept OF the Legislature
and the session is so its close that immediate
action is absolutely necessary, in order 10 avoid
the difficulties which must result from the ennis
si,n to pass 30 importsnt Law,
Reso.red That the rules be suspended for the
purpose of taking up and acting on saia ia PHI
proceed in regular order with the business before
it.
Mr.. PAxros opposed the motion to lay he ex-
tension bill on the table.
Mr. Sfpeos called for the previous question,
which was accordingly ordered.
Mr. pAxroN demanded the yeas and nays. The
motion submitted by Nr. SsDpos was then rejected
ayes IS, nays e. At this junctnrs, the gas was
turned on and after, the result OF the vote Was an
nouneed.
Mr.. MAYS again obtained TIE hoor, aud advoea-
ted the indefnite postponement OF the pending
bill lie characterized the proposed railroad as .
rival TO t~o important improvements In which the
Commonwealth was largely interestad--the James
River aad Kanawhs Canal, and the Covington aud
Ohio Railroad.
Mr.. PAXTON replied to the arguments advanced
by Mr.. NAYS, and advocated the passagsof the BILL
The discussion was further contiaued by Messrs
by Mr. MAssIR, of Rockbridgs, IN sapport ofit-
The preyions question was then ordered, on nc
tion Of Mr. Paxton, and being put. was determined
iu she negatise-yeas 80, nays -.
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gss~ FELLOW CITIZENS: am a candi

late isy COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
~ she upper District of Hcnrico county. In May
,,.xf in place Of j. Il. Keesee, Esq, who ciines
,,,-sir 't0u. Should 1t be- your pleasure 70 bestoN
iA- ofiae upon me. | pledge myself TO full and
faithful discharge Of the duties tn 'reo:.
Very res sppctfully,
ID, s-st.u9mMGS GEORGE w CARTER,
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Eay~ DANIEL 0'RoURKE Peas, extra
early. said to be two weeks earlier than any other
extra early pea small invoice Just received aud
for sale at 80 cents rer quart by
WARlN0 4 PEARCE. Druggists,
fe i6-ts Corner 9Th and Broad sts
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GALLANT OFFICER.-Lieut. Woolhouse, mention
ed in the following paragraph, which we copy
from the Sheffield (Eng Times, of the 9th ult is
son OF Capt. Wooihouse of the royal army, and
nephew of Dir. G. Ii. Woolhouse, of Richmond,
Va:
We have seen a copy of letter. dated Camp
Aiumbagh, Nov. 9th, describing the manner in
which Lieut.. Woolhouse, of the S4th regiment, re-
ceived very serious wound. On the 10th of Sep
teniber. in the assault of Lucknow, Lieut. Wool
house was leading his company most CALAMITY,
and had just taken one of the enemy's guns when
he received wound from musket bail, which
shattered his right elbow, and rendered amputa-
ion necessary. The operation was performed
under chloroform, and Lieut. Woolhouse is recoy-
ering rapidly. He will reach England about the
middle of March, if not earlier
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ssy~To THg VoTERs OF HENRICO CoUN-


TY u hereby announce my self asa candidate for the
Off - OF ths COMMISSIONER OF THE REV ENUE,
iar the lower district, Bt the approaching election
spec tfily solicit your suffrage. Should be yout
pleasr 20 e'sct NE promise TO discharge the lu
lies OF the office faithfully and pnnctuaiy to the
l,sst If my ability. JOHN 4. EACHO.
NH I'm
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''' Gro. II. T0MPKINs.
- q - FELLow-CITIzEas or ILEN.

- C.t-N.Y AT the request Of many friends. an
.,.,sa ,s,vSclf candidate for the Office ot COM
x,I.SI6%EH or THE REVENUE for the Upper
i.frfri ei the approaching election, and respect
,tt solicit ycur suiirSgcs, shouldt be your pleas
rs 4, eject me premise 10 discharge the duties OF
Is sai,, fsithfuliy. Respectfully.
'.h5.-lva HUGH LONGEST.
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10Y DIR. A. e. PETlcoLAs' Oflice, Ri

kls DR.. a. T.. FBTICoLAb UIHCe, hIcI!-
moud House. corner Of Governor aud Ross streets -
Residence, Carlton House. on 18th between Broad
and Marshall streets.
The rear rJom on the first floor over Doggett &
Anderson's formerly eecupied by DIR z, Tor rent
Possession given Immediately. 1t is the most com
Portable lOdeng room ia the city.
FL m
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The INDIAN WAR IN FLoRIDA.--It is said that
Billy Bowlegs is 'ione tired fight and wants to
make treaty. The volunteers have made the Big
Cypress too hot for him. They have destroyed his
provisions and he is suffering for food, Sam
Jones' voice is, however, "still for war" We see
that the Governor of Florida has issued reqnisi
tious for more volunteers, and that he is making
arrangements for vigorous prosecution OF the
war, which has lasted with occasional truces
since 1888, more than q years, at cost, doubt
to the government of half as many millions of
dollars. and thousands Of valuable lises-.SIcan
nah NeWs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
IiUGiI LONGEST.
ny To rRE VorERs OF HESRIco CoUx

II rsspccttally Announce myself candidate
a. raai-~tlnn to the oitcc of CLERK OF HENRI
n COUNTY COURT. at The election in Nav next.
.aH 2-ts WILLIAM FOLkES,