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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-17

ray CITIznnsz OF TIE CouHry
OF liENRIco Il am candidate fsr the ofies e COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE hr the rersF
District OF the County. st the ensuing election b
May next and respectfully solicit yonT SusffAgs~.
NH 25-tde 9HD ~ CAkYnh
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rathist offers his professional services &, The r;il
Of Richmond aad It's vicinity. Office al Ma re-
sdcnce Laugh street. two doors lroaa sth
le l~I2a*
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a.. CoAIurssIoSER on THE REyENU

u -OUAIMISSIUNEh Uf TIE hEFENtH5 VT
myself a candidate for the COMMISsI0NEkSHIP
of the Upper District OF Henrico county, 10 the
place of Jacob keesee, resigned and respectiYHy
solicit your vote at the coming election on Lth may.
lfescted, will discharge the duties OF the once
faithfully. up 7-dt2sM w LAWTOh.
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AeG. .BATTs Baths, BATHS Hot,

Cold aud shower Baths can be had daily at ali
hours AT the American Hair Cuttng, Shaving, anu
SaainpuuinK Saloon. under the American HOTEL
Entrance un 18th street.
Singia Baths y cents. or ; tickets Cor 81 ap'lO
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AcqurrrEp.-will;am Peasley indicted

by the Grand Jury for assaulting with intent to
kill Thos. 0'Conner, and breaking one of his arms
on the 30th of November last was tried in the Cir
cult Court yesterday and acquitted. John B.
Young, Esq, appeared for the Commonwealth, and
Judge Crump for the defence
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PReGREss-The first woollen goods factory on
the Pacific coast Of the United States, has recent
ly been built and set in operation at Salem, Ore
gon. with four hundred and eighty spindles.
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MERCHASrs.-The city Justices have
been summoned to meet next Wednesday morning
to hear the applications of merchants who desire
their licenses to include permission to sell by re-
tail wine. ardent spirits, or a mixture thereof
All who wish to apply, will note the day aud be in
attendance.
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r~-I respectI

sY-I respectfully offer myself -
District, Henrico county, and VII Be- psas~d 70 ~
ceive the votes d my friends for the eAd 0<ics, On
the 9th day Of Msy next. - - q. II e !.
ap I2-t,ies ROBERT a SMITH.
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snppLhIu SrATEmRNTs or FACTS.

Da HAMPTON, now aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him.
Are YOU. .icfG Beware Of ntatiOnsl Ask for
iIampton's Vegetable Tincture. 1se many cures
sl,l,!e by this pleasant and safe remedy mRy induce
rountrricltin3.
4 medicine must have merit, and great merit, too.
. stand the test of public opinion. No at oI pnlEg
can euy,Ei1e worthless article, 50 A5 10 Keep ii up
"A a good medicine, il il he not really go
good medicine " i'll live beconit popular n!d OK
fond It's sales year after year. Iii spite VI opposition
TIE peCue readily lind cut its virtues, ana the lame
u them passes r,;n mouth 10 mouth ~lll more li,-
c:Jity than newspapers ckz gpread 10. H'ng Wit
iss tesLiy wing 10 the cure mrtllC re has niHGe tor
him IL Of more service rksn any newspaper aGVef'
Using.
II, prs9f OF what we Gay, above we reier you to
u4mptun's Vegetable TiIctuto and lis elects -.
Mr. MN. HIGH, No. i9j S0sth 2aca street, Bidtf
more cured of Rheuma matisn. Dy spopsis and Nervous
SR EDTIS NJ SpaANBLIN, No. 27 Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful of ScrOTUa OF years
star lug lost number of piec0s OF bono restored 10
Hiss MARY ScoYIgLD Teacher, No. ESQ Baltimore
-trrt-her case after years ui suffering, has aston
i.i, hcr friends Let the afflicted eai 10 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NkkN Gus DISEASE. SC.
Mr. Tn UidhseI, OF Baltimore Cuutona-H9iis s'!I-
red from THESE complaints Tor o aokins, win boiy
ana mind severely Affected lie was cured by iialnI-
Inns rg,tale TiuCture, at'T other things tsilod
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, 80.
MIR Henry e. Nun bal aco0Yll Tor years great
weakness, Sc. had ia MI i've oG SIX physc!HiiS' 'reu
;.llS he remedies, bat WAS cured only by
uAMPT0E'S 1EiETAhLE TINCTUkE.
Hs- Delicate ladies sIld Children Will please give
S1li nv PURCELL. LADD 4 co, Richmond; b7
Dr COOKE, fredericksburg; by al the Di9ggists 10
Pctersbura. by MORTIMER It N0NBkAY, Saiti-
more aud by D ggists and Sh0pkeepeFs every
nk-5I per bottle: siT bottles for a. -d&o
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Liquor LICENSE IN PENNsYLvANIA.-The Pennsyl-
varia Legislature has just passed new liquor IL
cense Law, the main features of which are as fol-
lows:
The minimum price of license with sales of
over $1,000 to be SIS, and under $1,000 to be $15.-
IN Philadelphia and Pittsburg the minimum TO he
$50 Hotels and taverns to be classified and rated
according to the sales. On sales of $4,000, the liz
ceDse to be si00; sales of IS 600 the license To
lie $3.50; sales of $4,000, the license to be $3.50,
aud sales of $1,000, the license 10 be $50. Re-
tail brewers To be rated as eating houses Apprai-
sers TO be appointed to examine aud detect adul.
terated aud drugged liquors, and the sale OF such
liquors prohibited and punished.
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EXPORT Duty IN TRINIDAD.-Fhe United States
Consul at the Island OF Trinidad, announces the
passage Of an ordinance, passed by the Legislative
Council Of the Island, imposing export duty on
the produce of Trinidad, from the lst day Of ia
nuary, 1858, as follows, viz:
On sugar-For every hogshesd, six shillings; for
every tierce, four do. Tor every barrel, one do
On molasses-Ror every puucheOn, two shiilings
aud sixpence; for every tierce. one do. On rum
For every puucheon, three shiliEgs and sxpence.
On coeoa-For every one hundred pounds, one
shiiiug and three pence On coffee-For every
enc hundred pounds, sixpence.
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aEy- CLERKsHIP OF THE CIRCUIT C0URr
" HENRIco.-At the request Of many Of my friends,
| announce myself a candidate Tor the oftce ot
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRlC0.
NH 6-dtda& JOHNSON BAND8.
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b@~I am candidate for reelection to
the office ofCOMMIsSIsNER on THE REVENUE.
In the upper district, Chesterfield county. sss :
ap l5-d&cwtde* w u FL0URNOY.
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a5~GKoRdR B. STEgL, Dentist, Othce
Id ros:a ance no 81 ou tian between 5tE and 9TH
atr,Atg git uInaud Va. my Jtt-iy
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s@- AM candidate for the CLERK
SHIP VI Henrico County Court, .s...
NH 26--Im~ JNO p HARRISON.
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m l AM A CANDIDATE YoR rHH Or
FIcE OF COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward. es a h&8 ks
nah l7-tde$ JNO NJ MURRAY.
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Notwithstanding meetings are De.
ing held at Union Station, and large number OF
persons OF both sexes are anxiousiy seeking FELL
gion.
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FIRE MARsuAL-Tha una.;n.

fIRE MAhsHAL.--The Hustings Court
have fixed upon next Wednesday for appoiotiuv
Fire Marshall under the State law. This officer
should be . man of intelligence and iudepen.
dence--one whe wonld attend all fires promptly
and exert himself to ascertain to cause whic6 led
to them. te-
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+. J. CARTRR.

Ma. SHERIFTALTY OF HRNRICo.---I am
q candidate for reelection 70 the Office Of SHERIYH
Of Henrico. JN0. A. HUTCHkS0N.
de l9-dtde ISL agag
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
trz. IT., -r. Uao.. n ~ II - - - wx.x

ESB to THE v VUTEH5 UF uENKIUU OUUN~
rY.-I respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office of CLERK OF HKNRI-
GO COUNTY COURT. at the election In May next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM ROLkEB,
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NEW GRANADA KNOCKING AT The DooR.-The At
torney General of New Grenada, in submitting
the federal constitution to the Congress of that
republic, for its action, accompanied it by report
advocating the incorporation of New Grenada into
the great American Union, under the same condi-
tions as the States already constituting our con-
federacy, a remedy for the difficulty under which
the country now labors He argues the case too,
quite ably. urging that annexation to the Union
will secure external protection for New Grenada,
foster internal prosperity, and place it, generally
in the same condition as New York, Pennsylvania,
and the other States of the confederacy
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THE spa1NG RACES will commence at

HE SPRING RACES will commence at
Fairfield on the first Tuesday in May, and con-
hnue four days. The boswell stake, to which there
are twenty-eight nominations will of itself briug
together turtles from all quarters OF the couRtry
while the $1,000 match between Mr.. Henry's
TWO years Old Red Eye colt and Mr.. Doswelrs two
years old Revenue will prove another attractive
feature IN the weeks programme. There are now
more more hne horses in training in this section of
Virginia than we have known for many years
captain Beleher has string of nine, some of them
very promising. Mr.. boswell has four or FIVE
nf ~, harper, OF Kentucky, has two or three. Mr.
Lester has four or five. Mr.. Green has six. Mr.
dickinson has nine, all the ground and doing
wen; while there are two or three stables at New
.narket preparing for the grand battles soon to be
,Uught. among those known to fame are: Sue
nn,s nashlhg.oh' Mat Spangler, Deucalion, Engineer
Shn.,, Juan, Sonoms, Fanny Fern, Tar River.
onu.hoe, , ana a score of others that We need NOT
saiu duinerate. II liberal purses good horses and
am pay can make the sport interesting we are to
n"'e gay times this spring at Fairfield and Broad
Rock. D-o""
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To THE VcTsRs or 1sf DHsTnIc1 %
HkSRIoo CoUnrr. At the solicitation ef seAay
Bile. OF the ist District. and respectfuiiy soteit
your sufrages. Should IL be your pleasure 70 ssc<
e pfomiss to discharge the dntiss Of the efcs %
NH i7-tds JOHN n D006kff.
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pELELYUE HOsPITAL.-This Institu-

tt ELEL UE HOSPlIAL.-1nl MS instltu-
- zion, which has been in successful operate for
tho last fire years. is situated On
CHURCH HILL. RICHMOND, VA.
La delightful, airy position, and Is furnished with
every convenience conducive 10 the comfort OF pa
ticnts and the successful treatment Of disease.
II has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
ultiaton OF gentlemen who may find it inCOuye-
nj. mt TO bc treated at their private lodgings
Particular attention w;ll be paid to the tyiHg-ih
yards, which are peculiarly commodious.
TERMS:
(PdyGb{s on The res.0p0t IF the Patiently
White patients. per week.
COiufed co.
Private Rooms, ......,.......% to SIS
s8- City accoptanees required for patients from
the country uRless where the parties are known to
one OF the physicians of the Hospital.
rhfs tucludes all charges for toard Medical attend
aoce. Nursing and N, dieine. By al arrangement
with the Inhrmary of tue Medical College, small
idiopal fee ranging from s. o. $50, viii be eharg-
.i for gical onses. The particular sum may pc
ascertaiuei beforehand by application 70 one OF the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted. ., t.
The undersigned will give their personal a'tel-
ton 20 ali patients placed in their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS =. :,
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4lh and 9th.
THOMAS POLLARD, u d.,
Basement of the P0whatan ltonse.
o. A, CRENSHAW, M. ID.
pr.rtun II next door below Trinity Church.
Wu. w. PARKER, II. D.,
'A" Court House
w. MANN. NJ. D. Resident Physician.
s Yni, if--eDaIy
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VESSELS. During the month of March
last $50 vessels of all sorts entered the Richmond
dock, and 10 cleared therafrom.
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The once pf Clerk OF uenrico Comfy Court a. the
lection in May next. TEMPLE kLLhTT.
ia I3-tde -.4as =ssa-g E-sss 5.s
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nH~To ruu Vo

nTTo THE VorERs % HEsRIco CouN-
tr-I am candidate for reelection % the oGBoe Of
OF THE REVENUE H0R the
LOWER DISTRICT. JAMES n. GUM. -
NH 22-tdes
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TIE LAST CONFIDENCE GANE-We are undons,
shocked, collapsed; our feelings violated our con-
fidenced destroyed. Jessie Fremont, "our JESSIE
Is humbus, myth, canard, an electioneering
card. There is no such woman-there never was
Her name is Ann--Ann Benton Fremont-pain
Ann, and nothing more. Jessie was family
nickname, perpetuated through 1856 to catch yo
ters and make poetry with. The discovery is fata
to Colonel Fremont ia 1860. The republicans car
never survive the loss of sour Jessiel" What be
comes OF that army of two year old babies named
Jessie Fremontf We move that they have an In
disnation meeting-in Iiampden Park of course
Springfield Rep,tbiioan, Fremont paper.
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~ FELLow-CiTIxEns---l An . oeod1-
date for the once Of C0NeTABLE IN The ~ d.
tFict 10 the County Of Henrico and respectfully -
ltlt your yosss III the coming slectop d Mny nex&
Juh 9-tde w. 4. DADNH1.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Como THE WHOLE SwIsR.--A negro
fellow, known as William, slave to Mrs. virginia
Jordan, made bis appearances before tie Mayor
yesterday, to answer the charge Of stealing =
bogshead OF bacon, valued at $50, from Tinsley,
Tardy & Williams, on the 14th inst. The prisoner
denies the charge, and as yet the bacon has not
been found; but that be knows where 10 went to,
no doubt who heard the evidence. Messrs.
T., 7. 4 w, sent the bacon from their store by
Marshall, drayman for G. 7. Wortham Co., to
be put on batteaHx. In the basin, commanded by
Tom Martin, slave to MIR. Vim. Of Flnvanna.-
Tom came to the city In charge of two snail boats
-one loaded with tobacco aud -four, and the other
with lumber. After delivering the produce, he
asked permission to leave the empty boat near
one loaded with coal, in which the prisoner was
at work, while he went up the canal to deliver his
lumber Prisoner promised to take care OF the
craft for him, and in Toms absence, Marshall ar
rived with the hogshead of bacon. Prisoner or
dered him to put il out, and then got Edris b.
Jones to sign the ticket for the drayman. When
Tom returned, he heard nothing of the hogshead
OF bacon. and since then the police have not been
able to discover it. The prisoner was renanded to
jail to answer for grand larceny at the next term
OF the Hastings Court, which commences the So.
cond Monday in May.
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NAvAL.-Commander James IL. Ward has been
ordered to the naval rendezvous at Philadelphia,
vice Commander Goldsborough, whose term has
expired.
Purser Nixon has been ordered to the sloop Of
war Marion, now on the coast of Africa.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL Si'STEM.
Capital, LIST Jan, iS5~,...S ,4OS, ,e66 I'd.
Tho Trustees have declared dividend Of THIRTY
PER CENT. ca all Life Policies that have been in
force twelve mouths prior TO January lst 1888, and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di-
ytends that have not been paid. Those holding
the certificates will please call and collect the iute-
rest which will be paid III cash.
Those desiring information on the subject OF Life
Insurance will please call on the Agent, a3 Elaiti
street; for reference apply to either member OF
the LGcal Board-all Of whom insured in this
Company
eco. WYTHE MUNFoRD President.
Directors:
Thos 2 August, Erc, Jas Thomas, Jr. Esq,
Roger A Pryor, ESQ, Rev Chas n Read.
Th,s Il Ellis, Esq, Rev jas Taylor.
Nn Paine. Esq.
Medical Board:
Ro Coleman VI d, A q WOrthRm, u D,
Jas IL Conway, NJ d.
CIIAS l.. WORTHAM,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia,
NH lets 203 Main street.
s2ynTHE GREAT EEGLIsH REMEDY.
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gaA. .BuRaows RELIABLE Mediocre

JuTos lniUhly and permanently SCROFULA, SYPHILIS,
HaUAArlsa PiLEs, KGDSEY AFtK3TIoSs, Con7ivE-
kE.s VASEzEIL DISEASES, aHl al chronic affections
o. III. SFxuAL OAIsSs. Th3 wonderful reputnto..
which thls celebrated rolledy has acquired IN tn
,,lgnfv -rniicsti'IS tine above discusses, u unprcc
d nt,d in tho aulat4 OF Hsticine. Thousands OF this
u.t iuyet rate eases al disease have bee cured Gs
tbs truly great medicine, after having beef! pI9
I,uacoi beyond all possible care By the Incs' enss
mat pnyHirtaus oi the country. fin'ay r. forgs
g,a iayor Of Norfolk, Va, cured OF rheumatism.
k-g Thomas Hume Portsmouth, Va. Cared oi Broa
ctis; a .iaaIAtor of SigG0r George formerly Pro
i-as1r Of aasc Ia this rity) cured of terrible
Nervous Affection; aud thousands al others whose
Ustuat c9aid b. IN ,utianed were it necessary.
i'r3ce III per h1ttie--six bottles Tor s..
rropsrei b. W BUgE9R / co, Practical OiIeih-
is.. NoffJik. Va. ~
U-v.,,-ist. Kish moud ia 6-3n
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ISRESH BUTTER just received, q
II No. article Of Mountain BUTTER, for Tabie
,,se nj the BUTTER DEP0p, No Main street. pe,
tween lth aud 18th Streets nearly opposite the old
Market. npooypp ppyp.c.NTs
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THE FLOOD IN THE MtssIssIPpI-Frghtful conse.
qnences are likely to eusue along the lower Mis
slsslppl, ~h,ch Is now higher in some places than
ever known before, by the accession of tho com.
olned Hoods from the upper rivers running from
the Mississippi, which rising from ST. panlI
down. The Missouri and Illinois rivers are both
high ana rising, and all their tributaries are at
flood height. The high water is occasioned bv ,bs
heavy rains which have extended through the
whole western and northwestern country. The
usual spring mountain rise has not vet taken
place. aud should it do so before the present food
subsidies, the whole lower country, doubtless, win
be inundated
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COMMISSIONERS.

10F CoMMTssIoNHR or THE RnvHNvu.-
In compliancs with the desire of .Many prisndas %
Ire respeetiyliy present myself a. . candidate q
Third District Cor Monroe ward) oil the cifv ~ RiS
mond. deem 10 unnecessary 20 make ~ =
pledge than an assurance Of the faithful per5fn.
sure OF my fellow citizens 70 elect me. -
ap I2-dfds GEO. III. TOMPKINa
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Foreman fer American, Harnden's and

Neffs fargo Z 90 ) FA IlIt % =
Gentlemen - had negro nan worth Sl,1h
who took cold from bad hurt. and was useless ior
over uno year: had used everything could hear
Of without benefit, until tried the Mustang ihni
nynt. 1t has perfectly cured HIM, and can now
take the above price ior him Respectfully yours,
JAMES D0RRAHCE.
Every Planter. Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by AL respectable
dealers everywhere. .
BARNES Il PARK. .Proprietors,
mhEs-dScTlm New York.
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Roy BRAGd's GREAT IMPROVEMENT. -
EfE ARCTIC l.INIHEST
UEfYES ALL COMPETITIONS
aotsaBds who have used IL, Affirm that Il is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT On
Ust. RE&EGjS CTBER LINEMEATS,
l. tHu cure of
AHEUHAt 1881. PARALYSIS.
NEURALGIA, PILES.
spKkTNs BRUISES,
S1iFF JOINTS, OLD SOaE6,
BUREa WARTS,
ECAIDS MOULDS,
TUH0RS CORNS.
FuE H0RSES and BfCI ES externally, nothing ex
ceeis tho ARCTIC LiNiMEHP,
IL curing
SPRAfkS SWEREY,
SCHATIuES, CALLS,
THEUsE, RISGB0NE.
81 any soret Swelling, or Enlargement of Bono or
huscie.
Price Is i,a, 90 cents and 81, for saiall. rsediam
and large 81 q bottles.
bOr sale ~ all Druggists.
fU3CELL LADD i co,
Jz i5--ts Wholesale Agents.
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k6y- SAVE YouR HoRsEs.-"We take

great pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mus
tang iinimcnt AZ II valuable and Indispensable artl'
Gle for Sprans Sores Searches or Calls on liorSee
Our men have nsedt for severe Burns Bruises sores.
S;F Joints aud Rheumatic Pains and all say II acts
Ike magic. We use no other Lininient,
IEWTTT
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OAK POSTS. OAK POSTS AND FkNC-'
~ INa PLANK.--sqnArs osk Pesis y. yssa -
gardea f.ness; roand White 0ak gsess y ~ 49,
.oasd OAK and PINE woop " s shs sofa ~ ~ -
by mv9n = wAH1s
~ i0-lm
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D6-To THE vorxHs on AMELIA. an
candidate for re election to ahs once q eHnkit4s
aud sollcit your votes. Most respectiql1 !. -~
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sRKE boyEIN NORTHERN 0mo--The Cleveland Her.
ars Ias a9 article upon the progress Of Free Love-
and Free Love Associations in the Northern ~, -
onioorignaily settled by the people from Conneeti.
cut massachusetts aud Vermont. A Free Love tick
et or the town election in Berlin it seems has been
carried carried by the Free Lovers, under a disguised
to~n, who do not befieve in the ism. treaten 10
IeaVe the place. if they cannot be rid of the eprnsv
-FOUR acres OF the heights of the town are now do.
,oteh 70 the purposes of the association and five
houses have been erected within four weeks Uera
persons of both sexes can come and. finfing tha;s
ainitles, pair with each other !" The association has
apaper there which is forced upon the attention If
tnose who do not subscribe by slipping il uader
their doors at night
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I II + DISPATCH
SATURDAY MoRNiN.., - -
80. .nfEiL H. 1883
Ihe Atrocities or sov..., -

rue detailed advices received from China do n,,
a any aaditionai news relative 70 the nro.
s'es' oi 'he military or diplomatic operat;ons h,
.aos 'a,ow strong iiood of light on ,bs ehs,ao
,si Vi 'he Chinese ruls--at least under C,ovara",
aeu' moro atrccious syatcm of rule or ,oora
nu'" sr ruler could scarcely be found I'm any conn.
" any age OF the world. 1t seems that In the
'paee oi two years this savage mandarin causad
10 'ewef than seventy thousand persons, frehsls
"r supposed rebels) 60 be executed In the Ac0,da
ma o' Canton, aud that tho mode OF execntion :,
'a'S III barbarity that of the most decr.d.a sav
sges' Ire prisons OF Canton, too, seem 10 ha i,
nu''eiS worse than even the worst of Naples. ard
the treatmont Of the prisoners iudescrit.,hI,
rible.t ssa gselsi v. ...,S- .a -