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IN'''
Dun The B. /. Hodge, Starlight, Robert
Watson Telegram, and Lec9mte, have arrived
from Eeu Orleans; several beats from Jefferson
ana na fort from upper Red River
T.o election on Monday, for mayor and trus-
tc.r ps#sad off very quietly. ]. ". Pennall
was elected mayor, BY a majority Of IS. The
o.orH- are the trustees elected: Ward !,
Robert Waller; ward 2, &. r. Griswod and
Dr. Al. CLARK; ward 3, john Walters; ward
Martin Tally; ward ;, VIM. Robson; ward
cF haupt.
MlBAY PAarY-In anticipation Of the Isl
VI Iy. lit coming on Sunday the scholars Of
Dr. GrGn's school united with those of Mrs.
Kedey ard Miss Gray. on Saturday last, andr
paired he grove near the late w. ". Smiths
s5ring. and feasted themselves upon the good
rra The land In the evening, they all
returned o town, and presented very inter
cs.Iar Hpearance highly delighted with the
pleasures Of the occasion.
I'VE have received The first No. Of the spirit
81 Science Hill. literary publication got up
br4 sgnmil;ec of the senior class of Min
aau female college" The work Is very hand
s6mar asecuted and does great credit to the
P ~ -u.'''s' ~ , y. :, ..'' w.
".'. - me- - ~ ,.''' ,,..,,,,;.
.'1 : : II t's'.'0'' ~
IHEAsaE.-The theatre re6pens tonight; the
manager las engaged the accomplished &C
rssa 81 Etoise Bridges and Miss Susan Den
Io adae and the Loan Of a Lover are the
pieces elected for this evening performance.
~,..ur. 70 tbo ofsoors If tba r 7. Hodoe.
a.,a.4. Pobar+ Watson reI.arsn, and fe-
,,,. ~. H. II III nanars
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Na" ORLEANS ~ P's'eHse' P"'Ae'
Thursday evening, on the arrival of the stages.
rae farorite passenger packet r.. wv. Powell,
c,-. E-s y Clal, viii leave on Saturday
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control of The government, unui Ike water IN a
dirty pool an the scum Of the party has risen
to the top. The present organisation that goes
bv that name was formed upon the Kansas Ne
0raska bill, ana Is composed Of Tie more reck-
LESS ofthe old democrats and such old wings as
we're determined to have Office even AZ the sac
rifce Of principle. And the old wings have been
placed in tie lead to tie them on the party
Tile strife thus made for NE spoils has caused
almost a total neg Get Of the public business,
and I'd to The most cztravagant expenditure Of
the public money that has ever been witnessed
since the formation Of our government
Such corruption, if not stopped, will most GER
tainly ruin the country; for no government can
stand long 50 badly managed L is, therefore.
indispensable, if the people desire to maintain
free government and perpetuate republican in
stitutions, to reform the abuses that have thus
erept into our government policy. New men
must be put in the place Of those who have act
ted thus badly; and in order TO get new men,
the party men now in power must be defeated;
ana 'ne oi'y way y 80 -
aoou' 9 0'i'o'' = ~ - r.
ent dynasty.
virginia heh'u'n5' tennessee '''i1 80.
OafoLlha nave nlo' = 'o''o's'J ''','
towards an q s',,,s'''IoD' '''' Wy - ,nIl,,
10 party ana certain political leaders that they
- i t,,,;,,,,l 10 r,IIov, in their train even ia
are ueleih'hed 10 lol'o" ~ ~
the bowman = 'he so'e'i'ie'''' : ~ -
NoPoiuc"l movement 0"'' e's' Oe 9''1'' ,9'''
without ofS5'n'ss''o'i : ''i''s''''0' '''N'',s
y necessary y 'o'ioe' y ''o'l'''' ''1 ~.
ac'lon IS nuns 1.,s'0'' ~ '''' I,T.e e
, measure = F." 7 o'l''0'' 49,
aehI '''V '"'Se'y o' e' nan y ','1 'o'''' '"N
country are opposed 'o inc ,e'A'eSS''sSS y ''''
party 10" u power, a''u ~ '"a' = 'co'''''' J
70 turn 'I'ei os' anu . y" 0''.'' NV = = 90
SanlS".on y ~ o'l'os'''''' ~ -
Oh Sooa men
we nope ne PgoP.e WIN 1o''s'ug' ',:' -
Poft"nse y '0'io''' u'''s'' = IT, 0''''s>,
me proper '''ile' anu ''' III 'D' o'''N .''s
oe laAeN, r...-.-..
IDg P.".'o' Us 80 -. 't''' .h
'nou5" oiL,1i s'i' ~ =. r. II l..:s,
s.""gs' anu , 7,'l'' -. frr, Az
: grace and ruin, BY turning out tbe spoilers
c Let the State convention be attended in New
I Orleans, and platform be adopted, and man,
e man. who seems to stand aIoof, will be iounc
$ battling for his country, against those who nov
: rule but to ruin.
D T.a p;,ha,on5 VIII, offars the ralIoving ad
. Ill. I'M. ra,,,., v;rni,;.rs Which ~ tIink
o ,.;I oon.r,. o,1Ir 10 the ropng men Of III
.uL.1. H. lrro ara nav about tgl.;,o tbei
b
PosiJIoh ioF Iht nist tIiie' II 10 oof'o"9 III"
the democratic party is on its last legs. 1t
r1 Al:
race has oeeh run aiA' IIA9 Z" IIo"'S"'o iaAe
u II evhibits ALI the debility consequent on vie
' rr...,f.n, 4.l.1,,-l..,,.I i,
ana corruption. Lleie1o'olS' 1'1lIlsea any n
Diring vounay men have generally gone into th
:, II. .., ;,,..,-r;,., H.. ,-,,;..I-...t ,,,,
democratic ranks as IuSu4u3 tuC QUICKEST tOd'
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ERANo3
FRA Mo, / ERA No. @, ERA Nc.
CAPT KoUSs CAPT W. II. sCovELL. CAPT. EoCSs
G.. L. KOUNS a. BROS
Only Low Water Through Line
ERA No Q,

OFFICE, No. 2 FRoNT EEvEE, NEW ORLEANS.
u Freight contracted to be delivered through with
dispatch by application to either captain on board
or al the office Merchauts and planters orders hllel
and delivered by PROMPT PAYMENT being made onde
livery Of the goods,
O. Consignments ofcotton, wool, peeaus, DC. for
sale also shipments of goods and merchandise rc
ceive aud forward, respectfully solicited by
decl5 G. L. KOUNS 4 BROS
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Married

At CIoutierville on Wednesday evening ApHl27h
by the Rev Mr.. Beautieu, Mr.. Z. L. HYAMs and Miss
AURoRE CHARLEv1LLE, all of Natchitoches parish
We congratulate our old friend and wish him much
happiness in the marriage state
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ANOTHER click" AT DEMocRAcy.-The last
number Of the Southern Citizen, John Mitch
els paper, has the following "teII tale' an.
noucement:
The national democracy has vanished like
the morning mist, and passed away as 4 tale
that is told! On Wednesday, in the senate, fol
tie first time this season, our national demo-
Gratis ventured to look one another III the face,
and parted with Shrek Of horror and con.
sternadon They dared, though reluctantly,
and with wry faces, to try and test the opinion
Of what was once a party, upon the one great
question which rules and disuacts al! our poll.
tics, foreign and domestic--slavery.
Spchisthe harmony Of The democratic party
On every question, save one, they are two well
defined and very hostile parties. That one
question is public plumber II is great prin-
cipIe which has maintained the harmony Of
the party long enough; but il bursts at last
The democratic party, from this day, goes
straight to dissolution, and the whole Union
after it.
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TheWashington { Ark. } Democrat ofthe Goth
says: On Thursday evening last we had a Sc
we're hail-storm and rain, as if the very heavens
were opened to deluge Tie land, swelling tie
creeks and making the roads almost impassa-
BE. On Friday night We had another hard
frost which We fear has done much damage to
tie young cotton, now Just coming up. twill
BE a hard lick upon the country if tits killed
as the season is getting late for planting, and
seed very scarce The corn crep has been in
iured materially.
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Ole 5olltI)-lD e5tern.
--1-.---.-/- E--..-...- --.-------a
BY L. billiard b Co.
awee Corner of Texas and Edwards streets,
opposite .HTTCHCOCK's LIVERY STABLE.
WEEDS ESDAY. ................... MAY A, 1889.
FIR EE" r % ~ r.

Taa liver is still falling at this point. Since
9ar he B. /. Hodge, Starlight, Robert
watson Telegram, and Lecomte. have arrived
from Eeu Orleans; several beats from jefferson
Hnd na lffort from upper Red River
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MTBAy PARry.-In anticipation Of the Isl
VI Hag 1t coming on Sunday the scholars Of
Dr JnGn's school united with those Of Mrs
FarIsv ana Miss Gray. on Saturday last, and re-
ranaE S The grove near thelate w. w. Smith S
s5rinr, and feasted themselves upon the good
tna 81 the land. In the evening, they all
returned 10 town, and presented very inter
a.tag alpcarance, highly delighted with the
pleasures Of the occasion
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Tao election on Monday, for mayor and trus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

The anniversary of Mr.. Calhoun's birth, (1Sth
March,) was celebrated by the students OF the
South Carolina College, by public exercises.
The receipts of the Wesleyan Missionary Society
of Eugland for 1858 are put down at tl3o,oeo,
about $650,000.
Cincinnati has nine steam fire engines, costing
$66, 800, and proposes to pnrchase two more.
j. Fleming Smith, of Wilmington, Delaware,
has been appointed lieutenant IN the revenue
service.
James Anderson, Mr.. Stark and Miss Fanny Mo-
rant we're 20 commence an engheemens ~ 'no SAn
Francisco Lyceum on the 9th March.
The U. s. frigate Macedonian, Capt. U. P. Levy,
vas at Alexandria, February 26.
Count Sigismund Krsnsnski, the Polish poet,
recently deceased at Paris left for time Of about
81, 100000.
Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, has sent gold
suuff.box aud medal for Capt. Hudson, OF the
Niagara, for his services In laying the Atlantic
Cable.
Thackeray will lead the author of the Mount
Vernon Pspers-a London publisher gives him up.
wards Of $22 900 for two years work; be will have
more 70 do, hewever.
Intelligence has been received Of the sudden
dsath. At Venice, OF the Duchess Loufsa Of Neck
Innburgh Schwerin, married 20 tho Prince OF Win.
disahgrs,s, and niscsof the King Of Prussia.
phtlip Catron, Of Washington county, Va, vas
killed on the 2sth ult, By hsing thrown non MS
horse. .vs
Dr. Armand J. de- ROssaft, an Old ciuaeh 0i Hhs
minrtan, n, O., died on the ist Inst
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THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN TIL e

WORLD
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such as LIV ER COMPLAiNT, NERVOUS AFFEC
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~HARTsHoRaE's CURE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNlHLAEOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPA ARED Y THEMIST.

BOTTLES IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be keptin
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it frequently in less time than it requires to
got physician.
1t cures pain in any part of thesysten and is used
externally and internally.
HARTSH0RNES CUkEALl. cures r rheumatism,
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HARTSHORN E'S GU RE-ALL cures Cramps, Colic
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HARTSHORNES CUREALL cures Pains In the
Limbs Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
uARTSHORNE5 CURE-ALL cures Sprains,
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HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains In the
Feet and swelling of the Joints.
HARTSH0KNES CuRE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from Cold, and Ague ia the Breast.
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
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Whenever you have Pain, use the CUREALL, as
il acts upon the Nerves, M1slee, Sinews Blood and
Bones, and. by its warming electromagnetic power,
expels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
try it,
The above medicines TO be had ct all Drug Stores
in Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and all towns In
Virginia. oo l5-6m
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shall oren on Monday. A good assor,meas ~
wrappers ID Lace silk and White Marseilles for chill
nen; ksncy SIess Goods; Caiicoes. Blk Silks: cad
Dresses: III sneh Hair Pins Embt oideries: Bonpets
Ribbons Flowers; huches; Extension skirts; Dus.
ters msrseiies and Linen Bosoms. SINE at i2ts cts:
Tr.mmings. &c, &c. Call at the Mantle Denot for
the eess and cheapest Goods in this city. a. am
selling at prices to defy competition.
Mantle Depot, SO Main street.
~ Buttons for Rings for the BOYS. NH %
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Mr.. Rsrey has been engaged for Ave thousand
dollars to impart TO fifty men 10 the British cav.
airy his system Of horse tanning.
There were 179 deaths in Phiiadelphia last week.
The Democrats of Salem, Mass, celebrated the
birthday of the immortal Jefferson, Friday, by
firing ofguns, IN GRAFTON, procession, dinner and
speeches.
Miss Ayonia Jones is playing at Maguire's Opera
House, San francisco.
cane, made from the tilIer Of the slave ship
L'Amistad, was presented 10 j. r. Giddings, IN
Newark, n. j., on Wednesday evening.
The proceeds Of Epurseon's Ediuburg season, af
Ter paying expenses, amounted 70 about fi55.
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q. THROWING A RAILWAY TRAIN FROM THE TRACK
John Cayton and his son, George Jonas Graonis
and Joseph Cayton, were arrested at Dayton, Ohio,
on Wednesday last, on charge of conspiring to
throw the of the Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Day
ton Railroad from the track. The cause of the
proposed outrage seems to have been, that the
Company refused to accede to the demands of the
elder Cayton TO pay his price for one or two ami
mails killed upon the railroad.
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PLASTIC PReoEss-G W JONES, DENTIST. having
purchased the ercttsive right for the above
mode Of making TEETH. and after usino and test
iag IL In the most difficult cases. sghere other plates
had failed, is entirely satisfied If It's absotnte snper
o.1fy over the gold, silver and platina method can
therefore. with confidence recommend ii to all who
ms desrefu or partial acts OF teeth; and especial
" to ssch nacy BE- dissatisfied with Hoss they are
f.o using. In this process, all Of the objections 70
the gold plate are remeved-the suction being per
feet secures comfort aud stability 70 the it. aud the
teeth being enbeded In the metal the food is excu
ded from nnper or between them; they are. there
nre, cleaner smoother, andin every respect better
In consequences Of the perfect adaptataon OF the
plate TO the mouth, and the suction thereby Sc
cured. he can psertone or more teeth i0thoa clasps
and in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by these standing highest In the profession
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them. The old platss Of those wishing 70 exchange
the old method for the new. will be taken In part
nav, VIII OF course make teeth on the old mods
or those who may prefer II.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth e.
racted BY electricity for those who wish It.
O6ica opposite Corinthian Hall. JaI-y
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DOMESTIC D;PLoMAcY.-An English paper says the
poli,icaifusion between Lord Palmerston and Lord
John Russell was made patent to the world lately
by the presence of the latter at Lady Palmerstons
reception. The ladies had never quite ceased to
visit, though there had been an estrapgemepti-
A French paper notices the important fact that
Walewski has been seen at a party whispering to
Theirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

FATAL COLLISION ON NORTH RIVER, N. Y.-0u
Monday night, the sIoop Stephen Raymond, OF
Hastings, N. Y, was run into and instantly snnk,
near that village By Of the "up"
to be the steamer North America. Elijah Conklin,
master; Peter Datzal, mate; and VIM. Hsgan, a
lad Of II, comprising the crew of the sioop, are
believed to DO drowned. They all belonged to
Hastings.
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HRAvY FRAUDS ON THE GovERNMENr.-Among the
New York law reports Saturday, are stated the
details Of case of wholesale forgery and pecula. .
tion on the General Government, in connection
with the opening OF the wagon road from Ell Paso,
Texas, and Fort Yuma, Cal. The defendant, j. G..
Woods, is charged with presenting fraudulent
vouchers to the Governmen. for nearly $500, ,000-
He is under arrest, in the custody Of Marshal
O'Keefe, of New York, and, it is understood, will
shortly be sent to Texas for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

INDIANS LIVING ON THE SAP OF PINE-puring
midwinter, in Northern California. the miserable
Indians frequently driven to the most terrible
straits for food, and in order to keep from starving
they sometimes partake of unsavory Dishes Late
sf sr,iole If - hs ,n sa af tb
pine, (the sugar pine.) To obtain this they strip
the bark from the body OF the tree, scrape the in
ner surface with sharp stones, and in this way
gather a sort of muciage, sap, (pine sugsr,)
which they devour with great relish BY this
cans thousands of splendid trees are annually des
troyed in the dense forests of Siskiyou and Shasta
The bark is usually stripped entirely off to the
height of twenty or thirty feet. Upon the naked
surface of the trunk immense quantities of pitch
will exude, and whenever the woods set on fire
which is not an unfrequeHt occufrence--these
pitch, covered trees make the grandest bon-flres
ever witnessed,
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- TnR GREAr VIRGINIA Rrmrnx
AND No HUgBU6.-
PETsEs, s, !NsALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GoNoR-

PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
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This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
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heretofore offered the public in its curative resto
rstiye aad renovating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
medy viii cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occular demonstrations of the facts
Bat the proprietor, who has known of the remsdy
fer twenty odd years, has known of case of twenty
years standing De restored 10 perfect health and
Bill other cases of shorter duration. to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case OF aonorrhoea " hich the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions are carried ont with
prudence oa tie part of the patient and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles, aud using accord
ingiy, ia his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cures and in case Of failure, wall fur nish additional
medicine, free OF charge, TO complete the cure
through his agents; and cure viii be effected with
out Inconvenience 10 the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS d APPEReOS, Druggists,
Agents fer the city of Richmond,
de i0--6ms No. 2Ol Broad st.
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H- TIRE BEST CogGH SYRUP IN THR

Vhs best Cough Syrup In the world Is Harts
horne's Pectorsl Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and is pro-
nouneed BY medical men, and those who have used
Z. TO be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds
CAtarrh, Rronohits, Hosrseness, Sore Throat from
z cold, and preventive of that lion of diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. It is pleasant 10
tfe taste, sctens clears and strengthens the voice
asys all Irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles q and 81 cents and 81. Sold by all Drus
gisss IN Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and ali
towns IN Virginia. oc I5--6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

MARINE DISASTERS FOR MARcH.-There were Sc
American sea going vessels of all classes reported
during last month as totally lest and missing
THE list comprises l steamer, ships, barks, Z
bries, and 21 schooners. Of these Il we're wreck
ed. 5 sunk, & abandoned, burnt, and are mis-
sing. Their total value may be estimated at about
$3.50, exclusive Of their cargoes, portions oi
which have been saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04
- LrYn Sun PnorooRApHs.-Th

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 70 bis M
nerous patrons and the public at large. that pc Il
now prepared TO furniah Photographs from minte
tures 10 FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or eolored
which, for accuracy and hnish. he warrants equal
II act superior 70 any produced IN tins cisy iosa
hrged 10 any size.
fyftiTens ad strangers are invited TO call and e.
thian R,li. Nain street, between 9Th and ioth
P. s-Ifyea want genuine AmbrCtyps, this =
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OPERATIONS OF THE PHILADELPHIA MINT.-The
gold coinage at the United States Mint for the
month ofMarcb, was s1l9,5l9. The silver: coinage
$l0S000 in half aud quarter dollar pieces;
s27 900 worth of cents were also coinage, making
the entire value of the Going for the month S254.
5l9, covering 3,o95,5T pieces. The deposits OF
coin for the month amounted to $157 ,775.
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The rates West of Knoxville will not go into eff
feet until after the completion of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be about the lst OF
April.
shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks. weights and destination
Of goods Send to Cox's Line of Boats.
8 LEE, on the Dock.
n. D Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. B. l..
Eo
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~HAnrsEoaNn's ANTI BILIOUS PILLs

are tbe safest and best Purgatye Pills in They
aef upon fhe Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying
OF ali bile and every foul secretion. They don't
grippe are easy n their operation. and can be taken
Toiaa from the system and prevent RheumaiisIa.- -
II YOU suffer with any pain, use HARTsHOhNEs
CURE-ALL, the great PAIN AMNiHlLAISUuK; Su II
sYRUP, which is the best Cough Syrup In the
world. ,,,,s o.,.su
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

TIE COLLISION ON TIE OHIo.-Among the lost by
the late steamboat collision the Ohio river, not
already mentioned, we're Louis Dupont, wife and
three children David Gillen, of Aleghaney, Pa
John Miliigan, of Rush township, Tuscarawas CO.,
Ohio; John Vance, from Wheeling. Va Samuel
0warth wife and child, from Parkersburg; Itram
p. Griffith and sister; Emma Ann Griffith, nom
Bridgeport, Ohio Herman Mold, wife and three
children, Pittsburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

CoNvIcTgD.-Two negro men, named Glenn and
Andrew, indicted for tho murder of Mr. Alfred
Boyett, some time last fall, we're tried last week,
at Duplin county, N. G., Superior Court, and con-
vieted. The negraes belonged to VIM. f. Hill, of
Drplin. They were convicted upon their own
voluntary confession of their guilt.