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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

THE EXCITEMENT At CHAkLksTowNs--Thes
telegraph informs us that nearly 900 soldiers
from Alexandria and four pieces OF artillery,
have been sent to Charlestown. 1t il slated
that dispatches were received yesterday by
Gov Wise. stating that there IL no immediate
danger of the military being called into ac-
ton. go s&&
The following dispatch was received by VIM.
D. Massey, Mayor of Alexandria, Thursday
afternoon. aud = copy Immediately telegraphed
10 Gov Wise.
HARpER,s FERRY, Nov. II, 1859.
Mayor of Alexandria IL have just received
from Col. Davis, officer in charge at Cnaries-
town. q letter from which 1 subjoin the fol-
lowing extract;
aPiease telegraph for Capt. May re and Com
paay, Alexandria; If they are not ready. then
for The Mount Vernon Guards, to come imme-
dlately Signed, j. LuCIus DAVIS"
1t lis proper TO add, know nothing of his
necessity, but the express man who brought
this, says there are two hundred and fifty
men. with Sharps rifles, eneamped at Berry
Vile Ford. l know nothing.
Alfred M. BARBOUR.
The rifiemen Immediately accepted the call
telegraphed TO Mr.. Barbour that they would
be up in the first train, and left yesterday
forming at O'Clock for Charlestowh.
| Col. Davis telegraphed to Gov. Wise TO order
ont the cavalry, which has been done Col
| Davis says e there is guerrilla war here the
property OF five of the best citizens has been
| turnt" Upon this the Governor ordered the
| First Regiment (Richmond) to be in readiness
| and they are still awaiting orders Inc IN
quirer of yesterday has the following reiative
| TO The news received the day before
This alarm confirms anonymous commanl'
| cations received by the Executive IN the iasl
| two DAYS warning him of the intended raids
| in different squads along the borders OF tir'
| giuia and Kentucky. He is also warned OF an
| abolition scheme which may be in concoctior
| to kidnap and spirit away prominent eitiZens
| or members of their families, and TO keep them
| as hostages for the pardon of the culprits.
| And he js warned 10 keep hlnselI anu NE
| friends ot. their guard, and that II is pru
| dent for Virginia in concert with Maryland
| To augment forces near Charlestown and Har
! per,s Ferry as the days of the execution ap
4 preach and that the abolitionists are certain
| iv tampering with and exciting the Tree ne
| groes al various points IN the NORM, W sohi'
| desperate attempt. -
| In view of everything surrounding me star
| and its border. it will be necessary Tor TN.
! reople not to flock in crowds TO the scene
| the executions The times when they occur
| will be the very times when the homes teu:
| ON the border will be most threatened WIZ
! torches Let those not under arms AT me ex
| ecutions band together as guards OF the DOT
der Ii is very apparent now that consIde
| rable force will be absolutely necessary in al
] fhe region of I,oudoun, Clarke. Jefferson ant
| Berkeley counties There viii be full mlll
! tary force at the executions but every ciLizei
| NOT in the ranks one with another, ought 10 On
| arming and organizing as patrols and guards
and as yoiHnteer YldetteS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

THE REBELLION IN NORTHERN MEXICO
We learn from letters by the last Mexican
mali, that the rebellion At Victoria City, State
of Tarnaulipas, has been entirely suppressed,
aud the troops sent thither ordered on 10 the
headquarters OF the Liberal camp, AT San LUIS
Potssi The leaders OF the rebellion, Jose
MAYA. Dionisis hernandez, Antonio de les
Reeves and lIipolito and Bernabe Hiracheta,
were all condemned to death, which they suf-
fered in the public square on the 2oth ult-
Their fugitive companions have, perhaps, long
ere this joined Cortinas and his gang on the
T. iyE
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n To Merchants.

VIM. HUBBARD MITCH ELL, ACCOUNTANT.
Offics at J. s. Walkers Factory, 7th street.
Continues to Write up Beoks and Adjust Accounts
whose business does not require the constant at
tendance of n book keeper. He refers to the fol,
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. John Stewart David
N. Walker, Messrs Massie Il Peasants, Rich
mond. Va; and Messrs. Massie & Smith, tobacco
Commission Merchants, New York. &C 26--lmS
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HoGS-Small drovPs OF fine nogs are oaliy
nassinr 1hrou oh this place for the eastern mar
kets. From the best information we can gamer,
The number of hogs driven from Scotland Lee
counties this year will be some 4,UuO less imam
last season.-AbinS doa (Fa.) Dsmocf"t.
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-, rNloN SERVICES.

n
~ Services, connected with Joint Com
munion Of the LIST and al Presbyterian Churches of
TINS city will he held us follows, VIZ:
Prsaching IN the % PRESBYTERIAN Church. tDr.
Uoge-s on THURSDAY and SATURDAY nights.
ut ~ clock, nd in the LIST Presby terrain Church,
DR.. Moore IS on FRIDAY nigkt, AT the sa me hour.
On SUNDAY morning, at II O'Clock, both con
cations will meet IN the Isl PRESBYTERIAN Church,
and after a sermon 10y Rev. Or. Ho6E the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be administered.
On SUNDAY afternoon the Joint services will he in
the "a Presbs terrain ChHrch-pIeachlng By Rev.
Dr. MOORE. Ia consequence of this arransement
the "a Prcshy terrain Church will be closed GA sun
day morning no l7-3t+
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MARnrEn.

On "Wednesday, Noxembsy 10Th, BY the Rev. Mr.
G., and Miss SAMANTHA A. PERDUE, OF this
city.
ma Washington papers please copy.
In Princess Anne. on the 9th of NuvembeI, by
Rev. II. Banks. Mr.. JOHN oVERSTREEF to
Mrs. FANNY HENDERSON.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, NOV. IS. 1859
H,gA Water this day saturday, 70 o'clock.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York. mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam Il Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Pritehard, BALTIMORE
mdze and passengers, ID. W. Currie.
Steamer Pennsy lvania, Teal. Philadelphia, indze'
and passengers. II. f.. Tuttie. -
Bark virginian, Lowry, Baltimore, IN ballast D.
& w. Curre. ,.,.
\ Schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, James River wheat
Haxall & Co. -
I Sehr. J.. Predmore, Cranmer, Albany lumber
iE. T. Raqland Co. -
Sehr. Federal Hull, Wheatley, Philadelphia COAL
Schr Nebraska, Perdiam. N. c., shingles, DR..
I schr Jas. Haslett, -, James River, lumber
i A. Belvin. - n. h.. q
WAGretter. - nj;
SIR. VIM. Francis, Coleman, York River
wheht. g. w. Grettar. ,,.
Schr Geo. w. Whistler, Jr., Parker, Albany,
lumtsr, X. IL. Whitlock & Son.
I SAILED.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Prltehard, Baltimore
ndza and passengers. d. IL ". Currle.
Sch Minnehaha. Young, Charlestown, ndze.'
Scht Mirnonette, Tall, Philadelphia, mdze, w.
D. Cosiulti Co. ,-
W. DlColqultt Co.
SchG +. Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston, mdze.'
ID. il ". Currle.
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Iusurauce-LIFE and FIRE, at the lowest
rates charged by responsible companies
For ALL KINDS of lnsnI ance upon L'oerd5 Ieins'
NEXT door TO f. D. Eacho, opposite j. N. Gordon
ma The BEST COMPANIES Represented; aud
ali Losses promptly paid. g. X. BRlCkEN,
NO lI--Jm General Insurance Agent
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WARRENToN IN. Co. RACEs.-The races at
Warrenton. n. c., last week were well attend
ed. On Thursday Don Juan beat One-Eye-
Joe and Gold Leaf i'll the two mile race, ana
on Friday Tar River beat John in the three
mile race.
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ACcIpENT.-Andrew Yongue, conductor
on the Charlest ION IS, o. Railroad, Tell under
his Train on Wednesday last, ana had one ies
nn, az near the thigh, and the other badly
orr
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The COMMERCE OF Nonro,x Ma,.
chants and Mechanics, Exchange. of NorfolE
Va. has issued its annual report TO the AIS, =,
o. May. The exports Of thai city for the Yea !,
rssched sa,444sai, of which s45o.,eo was ~.
.esuit OF the "irackinga business. The an.
sa.s ' o product Of the city manufactures was
~, -. Among other items OF expor, were
1''7is bushels Of oysters. "s1'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

p THE LADIES of Duval Street Church
3 90 have concluded r. continue thrlr Il + y n
IN the hone that thus they fully accomplish the
important object of their efforts. Ihey VIII be
sratefu for q continuance OF the patronage WHICH
has already so much encouraged them.
Ig3tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

-. !. !, Ais o. corros.-The receipts CT cot.
- = =. orieik, Va, on the nth uit.. roaehsa
Tss a.a.... very good business for one day.
80 SasA'lpa fssss, lie. per pound,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

PAssFNGEHs PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE. GEo.
W CSueu, Mas !ER, FROM NEW YoRK; Ham
c. N. Rollins, Mrs Dunn. Frz Dill; Miss Hagan'
Mrs. G. Williams T, Graves, N. NJ. johnson. W.
Hall, ". R, Bishop: w. Jackson, J ! hutchegsee'
burnett, r. Perry. f. Clayton; 0. b. Alien, w H.
Loving. C. Won Ransaeier w o. GTGs ley. W q :
Allen C. Blake. DR. Try ling. j. NJ Johnson, o
T. Fleet F Kumer. J. L. Hillman. D. W; DAVIS
MISS A. D Grin s. h. FersGson 6e Smith; Hlsf fno
Keeicy, J II. Pugh, Miss Smith, Mrs. Raevsen and
child. W Stevens and lady, and IN steerase % pas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

Hoe SHIPMENTs.-During the past week
about .. 5U0 head of hogs have been shipped
from Bristol Tenn, eastward over the NIr-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, and from 6,OVo
to Il. 600 head are now there ready for SNIP
mPDt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

ARREsT.-Two stragglers, "almost naked
and bare-footed," were arrested in Shenandoah
county, Va, last week. suspected Of being "Ih-
surgentsa but were afterwards DISCHARGED
Another was arrested in Rockingham county
Va, and is still in Jail there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bomney, OF princess
Anne CO.. Va. started for Richmond, Thurs
day. TO procure requisition on Gov. Ellis, OF
\. G.. for Walter 5. Land, who killed Is. L.
EIannjpou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

T IgTOELETTERS-R emsining in the RICH
~ M0NDPoST-0 on the 18th day Of Mo-
vensber. 1854.
HA Published By authority Of Act Of Congress. IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed, -
IA Persons caus for letters in this List, will
please shy they are ADvxRTIsxD.
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Co. TO THE VOTER OF THE
,S>saAA CITY OF RICHMoND.-FELLow- CsrI-
zENs: AT the request of some friends ana IN ac-
cordancs with my own feelings. ] announce nv
self a candidate for the Office Of COM Elk
OF THE REVENUE for MADISON WARD, and
hone it will be pleasure to cast your votes lot
me on the day of election;
Your humble servant.
no1s-tdes WIN. g. cambridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

- USEEERSALEST tII tSt is.-The
-, parable of the rich man and Lazarus, re-
corded 10 Luke xvii. will form the subject 81
discourse nv the PASTOR, on to morrow Isl N
DAYI M. hi an O'Clock. no pit
90. SEAMEN'S BETHEE.-Tsual Ser
- vices continue at this place TO-MOR
ROW-lhe Sunday School at 37s 7. ID, and Preach
ing nj : o'clock at nj hit. no l9-lt
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-, N0TICE.--An annua meeting oi the
- S. ockhrders of Chckahomins and
James River Steam NsvIgatlcn Company ,wItl be
held at the st. Charles Hot~, IN the cat. 81 Klch
rnond on MONDAY. 5th December, q clock. T.
n full attendance is earnestly desired IN orde r
10 have all the Stock properls tranSfefred IN SAID
COMPANY books. W. II. A. SOU IHALL. see y
NOV. 10Th. 1859. no 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

~. RooL Keeper a nd Accountant
IS5TIN WILLIAMS offers his services 20 Keep &c,
sets of Books regularly and neatly, ana 10 CABIN
lie has had long experience n book or. keepms
aud has testimonials from OF the first STANDING
IN nI may DO made to JOHN L. WILL
LIAHS, a.. ING o - oc l8-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

pA METRopoLiTAS HALL, NJ, ,,au
cOL, HOODS AND DONETTI
col. WOODS AND b0NEIJJ S$
T0T WOODS AND DONEITI,S
cOL. WOODS AND DONETTa' 5 !, RIM, -,
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49, FELLOW.CITIZENS OF RICH
i5>S.a MONp.--I am n candidate for the office
Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE FOR
MADISON WARD. I was born in yonr midst
and have ever since resided among you TINS IS
the first time have ever offered Tor any puoiic
Office. | am acquainted with Al the duties apper-
fill the office with satisfaction to the pnblie ana
credit to myself should 1t be pleasure to elect
me. Respectfully, sr,prrc
no lS-dtde Thus. a. . AZ Lf'o'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

NEGROES FOR SALE.-A gentleman. re-
y siding forty miles from Richmond, offers for
from fifteen to twsnty hive years For any infor-
nation apply to b. TRUEHEART, Of the firm Of
Johnson x irneheaft. no l6--2w
200 SACKS hne Liverpool SALT, for sale from
ooO whaff-MaIshall brand
DO list CRENSHAw 4 CO.
Salt. 400 sacks kne and coarse SALT, for sale
~ by EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
RACON SIDES.-26 hhds prime Westera Ba-
=, ~''' : ' K II. SKINNER & co.
EsArRA 6U0ARa-lW barrels Tor sele b.
II no list /. & q. b. DAVENPORT.
r DnLa. SMALL. MAGKERE III, in store,
~ fpf sale By WILLIAM TAYLOR,
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49,, TO TIVE VOTEKSOFI TIE CITf
- OF RICHMON D.-The undersigned Of
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for M OLSON
WARD. Mt the ensuing election. Having. for up
Police Of the ei.y he would have deemed the state
ment OF that fact. above, as sufficient guarantee
that the duties Of the office he seeks would be
formed that it is being represented thTeueh the
city that he is an incumbent of a GOOD Office. lie
begs leave say that, from injury received re-
Gently in the discharge Of his Police duties, lie fears
that he will not be allie to act efficiently IN the
ordinary service. and therefore seeks the one he
no IsNtde* CADMUS C. JOHNSON.
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o.. TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
- OF RICHMOND respectfully an
nounce myself candidate for the office OF COM ~,
trict. MONROE WARD made vacant by the re-
81. no Is-tde GEO. w. II. TYLER.
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Ea-ss Nary Time. eve have ces si. t oM w
premium Oh, dsar!.
Rnt the PEOpL ELS verdIct--whch we prize
Der aii the JUDGES meath the skies
In our behalf long since was gwen,
And on our hearts is deeply craven oo WHEEL.
ma The sal istactOry operation OF 39pV !" q e.
n.r"r;t, +. III. CRAIGE. Agent
2s7 Main street Acknowledgement -, ma "a az
folk. - 'o - -
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AT THE EARNEST REQUEST
d. OF many of my friends. respectfully
announce inyselfa candidate for the office OF COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for MADl-
son WARD. and hope TO receive your support on
the day of election. 100000,
no lg--tde w. OSCAR BACNDEHs.
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o., Commissioners OF THE REV.
.b~Sna ENUE-MONROE WARD.-I respect
fully announce myself candidate for the above
office. made vacant by the resignation OF Jesse
WuERRy ESQ. C p. CARD0Z0.
aA- Election, list December. 1859. no lS-tdes
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epuC1AL NOTICES.

- Last Notice. Yes, the Last. e. All per-
sons indebted to mo individually viii piease oam
into lie hands Of others to be collected ny ,sw.
p. a.-No farthe indulgence viii be given longer
than 10 the 10Th OF December next. ~ mr.
4 no 1o-d&wlnl AtE-A. 49,.
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- MONROE WARD. WI LIAM
49, MOTT is p candidate for COMMISSION
Err OF THE REVENUE. for MONROE WARD,
made vacant by the resignation oil Dir. lE, sh
WHERRY. I7-tde
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i wa Cnrd.--In consequence Of the death OF
my wife. my store will he closed from tins date'
""''' NJ W. NELSON. 1856 Broad ST.,
nolo-6t Opposite Fredericksburg Depot.
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9 tn THE VOTERS OF THE
- CITY, beg leave TO announce myself
FNUE for MADISON WARD. Having In d several
yeas experience in the duties the Commission
ing them in the proper manner, if it should be your
pleasure to elect me.
| refer to the following certificate
HENRfCo Co. Nov ", 1859.
Mr LEWIS L. SMITB now a candidate for Com
missioner of the r. venue for Madison Ward in
the CITY Of Richmond tassisted ne in NY duties as
Commissioner of the Revenue in Henrico county
during the wears 1878 and take great pleasure
in stating that the duties assis ned to him
formed promptly and in manner highiv satisfac-
tory my self, the Auditor ofPuhc Accounts. and
the County Court. !. B. kEEsFF.
Late Conn of Rev. Henrico county.
Very respectfully,
no17-tde LEWIS l.. SMITH. Is
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$50 FOR RENT Or LEAsE. - bnpt a
W. ACRES OF LAND on the Meehanicsvills
s-A-~ Turnpike, opposite the residence of Mr. H. !
Smith and about quarter OF mile from the cit,
The above iand is admirably suited 10 farming or
gardening purposes. Apply to
]. +. KEESFE,
l2-fa 18Th slraeI katu.an1, al Ii . Ii 60
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LOST AND STRAYED.

". SIS REWARD Strayed frnGa the
ssNe. Canal Boat Hope" Friday aight. Sept.
tsA 2, mouse ,colerea MARE MULE. 40
,EzsA marks recol leessi, with the exception OF
Il on the back of the neck, and
fresh on the witaer will pay SIS reward ami
all reasonable expenses to any person who will de-
liver said Mule ut Mr.. J. l.. Stations Office.
Oc 3I-lWf +. II. SCRCGGss
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~ TWOULD lNFOR VI nv friends and
p - fellow citizens that am candidate for
COMM ISSt0NER OF THE REVENUE for
MADISON WARD. and most respectfully solicit
their votes for the, same. ASSURING them that if
promptly and faithfully. Respectfully.
no 10 -tde* PHILIP II. MONTAGUE.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

The little baby or pocket CLOWN respsctfulIy
more able to make them laugh than ever, and woa
der. too.
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Tsa., FOR RENT .--PHoToGRAPH and FINE
Es;# RI Ga LIERY over johnson & HARDWOOD
I4-h No, n NJ ain street, formerly Wbtehurst's
Gallery. with two fine sky-iiGhts, and in the bu
slness portion OF the city. poly 10
no 10 is JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD.
~, FOR RENT-The BRIcK. HOUSE on Mar
H:::s shall street., adjoining the Medical COLLEGE,
Akrh a ppiy to I'M. TABB. JR.,
Trustee of Vim. SitapRrd. decd
no l9-2awtI)l5
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ARMoIsY r. L. |. BLUES
~ November Is, 1859. (
III KOTlGE.-Formerm members al this com
NEpany, oFany other person. having KNAPSACkS
IN their Possession. can dispose Of them If left
with Lieut.. MAubE, l92 Main ST., within ten days.
oie-n F.cARTER, LIST s,rgt
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go TO TIE VOTERS OF RICH
49, MON Din response to the cali Of MANY
Frieuds," IN the Dispatch of Tuesday 18th INST.
herewith announce myself n candidate for COM
MISSIONER OF TIL f REVENUE for MADISON
WARD. Election, Thu RSDAY. LIST December.
no l6-dide* g. II. TOMPkINS.
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l. LADIES FURs,

nINSOLUTtON..-T 1.-The firm of CHURCH 4
~ FLEMING is this day dissolved BY plutusl
eonsent-Mr. FLEMING intending TO rcmose 20
the country.
Mr.. CHURCH will continue in business at shs old
stand and will sell any of the stock on hand s 20
dhesd prtcss for casa until the LIST of January next
Either partner IS authorized To- settle the Business
OF the old concern. wM y. CHURCH.
WM r. FLEMING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19
CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.

49, FON COMMISS.0NER or REV.
the solicitation OF many friends, Announce myself
candidate for the above Office. and will be thank
full for the votes and influence Of my friends II
elected promise to fuhl al the duties pertain
ing TO the Office faithfully T2 those who are IN
Comm ssiener. would say that a voters IN the
city can vote in their respective Wards for their
choice OF candidates IN the dsterent Mns;;
no I9-tde ALFhEp n. biNFo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-14

a FRpg IN THE SroMAtH TgREE YEARa,--A
son Of Mr. Charles DAVE, has caused the iami-
lily great uneaainess for three years past, IN
consequence of his being subject at times, for
hours together, 70 spasms aud terrible ITS
Physicians we're coisut6d, bit ali tie inyesti.
gatidhs failed to reveal tlIodahses that produced
themalady. Yesterday Afternoon, about three
o'clock when entering the house, tho lad was
seizedwith the symptoms Of his malady, and IN
tit Of retiihjqg, tPEew 4P lgPqqt ths aS9f live live
frog, about two lnoheg IN longth The irog
hoBp9d gAAg about TIE fo0t until secured BY
the family Instant relief was experienced
by the lad. His name Is William Davis, aud
he is about ten years Of age lie has no reeo-
lection Of the time the frog was taken into his
stomach, but bis father thinks it was swallow
ed with his drink about three Yeas ago, when
be Wasiist afflicted, with hts LBahmore SUI
on. 'i'a ,f