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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

~ Kidney and Bladder Com pia ints. The
newest and most lmportant discovery ior Kidney,
rlrs or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, PLY steal
Prostration and Debility Of either sex, il HARTS-
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable 10 walk, have soon
been reiIe we'd by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared bv Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men aud those who have used 1t, to be the best
BUcHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
g small bottles 80 cents. A fresh supply Just re-
ceiyed b, FiSHER& WINSTON, Druggists,
he l4-i2m ain street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

MAINE EDITORS ON A 'BEsDER."-Fiffy
editors of Maine recently went ou; Oh al ex-
cursion they made common purse. and
bought box of sardines for dinner. In coa-
sequence OF sbat reckless expenditure forty
niue. OF them have since taken the benefit Of
the bankrupt act. So IL IL said.
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Paying Damasss.--The City Council have
ordered the payment Of $500 70 Mr.. Slater, 10
repair the injury 70 his house, which was se-
riousAy damaged by an explosion OF gas. caused
by the careiersness Of An employee named
Saead. who has siace been disehsrssd ey ihs
Csm,nittee on Light under whose authority
he was employed and kept IT service ~ IN
Inspector.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

House Brsakfng~-A daring robbery was per-
petrated in this city on Monday night last
Between the hours of 10 and II o'clock the
auction store Of Mr.. Alexander Mott, south-
west corner of 18th and Main streets, was
rubbed of four gold watches, eight silver
watches. u quantity of jewelry, several pack
ages of wearing apparel, piece of cashmere,
number of pieces of hed-cIothing. several
boxes of cigars, and perhaps other goods. Soon
after the robbery, watchmen Boze and Davis
were passing through a dark alley, leading east
from 18th street. between Main and Cary, when
they discovered a yellow fellow named Joe,
the property of VIM. w. Jones, skulking along
near the honses, with large bundle Of goods
upon his shoulder. They instantly arrested
him, and then learned that he had gotten the
bundle at Mr.. MOTIFS. On going to the store,
they found a side door open. and dispatched a
messenger for Mr.. Mott. When Mr.. N ar
rived, the premises were thoroughly searched,
but no other thief could be found. All the
other doors were fastened, and the store was
guarded by vicious dog ut the time. Mr..
Mott, therefore, came to the conclusion, that
when he fastened the doors, abont 10 O'Clock,
the thief was secreted in some part of the
building, aud that Immediately alter he left.
hs desk and one of his iron chests were search
ed and robbed. In the counting room, near
another chest which contained money and
other valuables, was found a i1rge hammer, as
ii the thieves intended 10 force it; but they had
not done SO. Mr.. Mott lost about $500 worth
of articles.
Joe, the prisoner, when called before the
Mayor yesterday, stated that the bundle with
which he was found, was given him by two
other negroes, whose names he did not know,
and that they took the jewelry and watches
for their share, leaving him to carry the bum
die TO a certain canal boat then lying in the
basin. With the hope of getting other facts and
recovering the stolen goods, the examination
of the prisoner was continued until this MORN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

Rsdsefios Of Fars.-In order TO accommo-
date the travel ON as reasonable terms as pos
sibie. the Messrs. Currie, agents Of the Balti-
more steamers. have reduced the fare ON their
line. meals included, loss, between this city
aud Baltimore. The accommodations on these
steamers are said to b. superior, The captains
polite and skiilfuL and ths route. in good
weather, exceedingly pleasant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

For THE PxsIfENrIARy- In Marion county,
Va, James ID. Bradford has been seDtencedto
the penitenIiary for two years and ptne
months, for larceny, and George E. Prichard
three years and three months for house.
breaking aud larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

~ insurance-LIFE and FIRE. at the lowest
rates changed BY rfSregsi3le companies!
FoF Ala KINDS Of Insurance upon Liberal Terms,
esj} AT the Gtaeral iR>eTaatr t.tfes. on Pearl ST.
mex, door 10 Y, = Eaeho, opposite J. y. Gordon.
EN~ Tae BEST COMPANIES represented. and
al ilusses promptly paid. c. r. BRiCkEN,
no Ii-lm General Insurance ASent.
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ID. A.Hartshorne's Cure-All.

IT JJRES ADD FAN.
This valuable preparation used internally and
externally. It cures
TOOTHACHE. HEADACHE.
SPRAfNSaud BRUISES CHiIBhAINS,
CHOLERA MORBUS, FARACHE. -
RVFIIMAT(SM, SCAIDS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA CHOLERA.
PAIN IN THE LIMBS. PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAINintAp STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SORE THROAT. FROSTED FkET,
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOW ELS.
Belng fine TONIC, il is very beneiicia! for a
weak stomach or bowels
In battles Of r. % and so cents Sold by all Drug
rists in Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk. and
throug ghout the State. Je lf-l2In
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VAR. &. Hobson, Practical Hair Cutter
AND DRESSER-His HAIR CUTTING, sHA~
WING, sHAMPooING and DYEiNG ROOMS are
under the Amercaq Hotel. Gentlemen wishing to
rrns ID style. wouid advise you to call on him.
EntT .nee on llth street.
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aAWord to the Wise.s >ulne.rn,.-rn,

"a Word TO the Wise, t>uinclrnt.-I.l llil-
nenf physicians now using 7, r. BASS COUGH
SYRUP for Coughs, Colds. CONSUMPTION, &c, III
their practice, testify that it is the best IN use
and If you are suffering. do as others doing,
give il a trial, and continue its use II II benefits
YOU. as much is accOmp shed every way ty per
severance His other remedies, equally valuable,
are the Pain Extractor, Compound Aperent and
Liver Pills, Eve Water, the DiarrhGa, Dssentery
and Bloody FIux Remedies, Foothache TlnctuIe,
cure for neuraigia, and others, can be mad, b.!
wholesale and retail, of
L. r. BASS, Proprietor,
Clay street, west side, between lst and ID,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also, APIX RS0N & DUPUI, Druggists. No,
Oh, Broad street. oc B-im
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Sous or MALTA.--We were informed short
time since that dep1tatioh OF the above Or
der, some fifty in number. from Richmond.
would soon visit Petersburg for the PURPOSE
of establishing u division in this eity,--Pvess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

~ Liesriee-A. u. 4. Brand. The abeve
well Lnows favorite Brand always sale by
JAMES c. McANDREW,
de8-ly "a, Pine street. New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

Fayefte Arsiftsry.--We are glad to see the ef-
forts now being made 10 revive this old and
valued corps, and sincerely trust that they
may prove successful. To. night, at haif-past
o'clock, n meeting of the friends Of the com.
pany and all who have enrolled their names.
who design doing so, will he held at the
Blues old armory, in the law building. Let
il be a full one, SO that the Organization may
be perfected as speedily as possible. The Ar
tillery should numbe about one hundred men,
and should be ofiicered in the best manner
If the organization can be com pleted by the
first of January, we have no doubt that the
Legislature can be induced 10 make such al
appropriation as will ensure its stability here
after. Bear in mind the meeting Tonight and
be punctual To the hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

Not. Guiity-Cyrus, "a slave, charged with
stealing coffee from Dunlop, MoLcurc & Co,
proved his innocence before the Mayor, yes
terday, and was discharged.
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SUSPICIOUS CaARAcrERs.--Three persons.
calling themselves john Hastings, Henry King
tersburg as suspicious characters" !" and lodgd
in Jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

THE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR.-The arrival
of this steamer at New York has already been
announced. A correspondent of the Journal
of Commerce, writing from Aspinwali, says
she had been G x days on the French Keys near
Mayaguana passage. She struck on the 18th
of October at 4:lU A. NJ, while running at the
rate of IL to i2H knots. She went half her
length upon coral reef lying between ledges
of rock.
The captain had only left the deck about ten
minutes when she struck; the second mate
was nominally on the watch, but 1T is said
went below to prepare for washing decks. The
captain suppos ed that he had passed the Keys,
and was at least 10 miles ahead of them. IL had
been foggy wea ther for the previous As hours,
during which no observation had been OBJ
tanned.
The passeL gers were landed on the key, and
tents were erected for their accommodation
The ship was then lighted of her coal, and by the
help OF the crew Of the Saranac (who were on
board as passengers,) after six aud half days
labor, she was again put afioat. While on the
key the passengers were put on allowance OF
water, as the ship took but 900 gallons from
New York. After getting afioat, and taking
the passengers aboard, the ship touched at
Crooked Island for water, and then at King
ston, Jamaica, for coal
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M We call attention to a Special No

nA We call attention to Il special No.
TTCE Of BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERS. IN
another cotunn. For us to SAY any thing IN praise
of this orthodox and universally used medicine,
would he unnecessary. We deem 1t So. a. least IN
view of the fact that three tourths oi Chrstendon
use IL and are conscious of It's virtues.
gentleman of the first intellisence and stand-
INK IN this community SAID To The other day =
''W heuever feel i'll from any cause Whatsoever.
gulp down a dose of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS, aud am all i@ht for the next week, Ger
tain ''-Norf1ik ETRBtJHsF.
These BiTTERS can I've had of all Druggists in
this ciiy ana elsewhere IN Virginia. OIders filled
promptly by +. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond
l.
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m Removal. Nv. Leigh Rurten, pensist,
mas removed TO Browns building, AT stfset. one
door above the Mschsnlcs Institute. aN W-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

Eire.-Between the hours OF ave and IL
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, 4 house on a6th
street near Leigh, owned BY Mr. Joseph =.
Hanlon, and occupied by Mr.. Schmidi vae
disco cred to be on fire In the second ssory.
and soon thereafter the lames wee seen "a
burst out OF one Of the front windows. Rev.
Mr.. petherbridge. on hearing the screerns Of 4
child, rushed into the house, and ascending 10
the second story, discovered Mr.. SIS child.
nearly snffocated with smoke. and In rreat
danger Of being burnt. He promptly rescued
the little creature. and giving the alarm. the
neighbors fastened TO the scene. and aided IN
removing the furniture. The fire brigade. vtth
great promptness, hurried To the scene and
procuring water from the corner Of 25th and
Broad, rendered material aid In saving he ad-
joining building, owned by Mr.. J. p. Pesryoe.
the cornice Of which was partially burned,
but could not check the flames on Mr.. HIS
building, which was entirely destroyed Mr..
III. had an insurance in the Fire and Marine
office of e, 100 Mr. Schmidt and his wife were
absent from home at the time. and the lady
left in charge of the house knew nothing Of The
fire until The ncghbors Informed her Off We
think IL probable that the child, who came 80
nigh teing burnt, caused the fire while NJ play.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

IN. steam Engine for saie.--A two-and- a.
half horse STEAM ENGINE, in complete order,
hayDs been used only three weeks. twill be sold
at q bars ain. Apply at this Office. oc Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

~ The st. Lawrence House, Corner 9th
and Main streets. Richmond, Va, 10 now open for
the reception of BoARDEkS. either BY the DAY,
month or year. Mrs. r. MACD0N0UGH.
G-tG
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ma Fairbn nks'

n Fairbnaks'
STAN pARD SCALES;
Adapted to- every branch of business where cor
rect and dsSabis sease is required.
SCALES FOR RAILROADS,
SALES FOR COAL. DEALERS AND MiNERS,
SCALES FoR RAY AND CATTLE DEALEkS.
WAREHOTSE AND TRANSPORTATION
roRTfBik AND DORMANT SCALES FOR
SCALES FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR DEAL.
COUNTER SCALES, every variety;
RANkERS' AND JEW EItERS' BALANCES,
SCALES FOR FARM AND FAMILY USE,
WEIGH MASTERS BEAMS,
PN>r OFFiCE SCALES,
DRUGGISTS SCALES.
TWENTY DIFFERENT SrYLEs.
kONC which are warranted IN eVeyv particular.
Csil and examine, or send for an Illustrated Cata-
l,fue. 20 she Agents.
CLARKSON 4 ANDERSON,
ncI5-im No. loS Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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AN EYgAGED PRINTREss.--A young female
compositor, employed in newspaper office
in Cleveland, lately attacked journeyman
printer of that city for using, as she alleged,
slanderous expressions about her. She OBJ
tanned douO barreled pistol, and sought
her tradueer Meeting him on the street. she
drew her pistol which he seized before she
could fire, and wrenched il from her After
wards she met him in the hall OF his boarding
house, and drawing her pistol, Aired, the ball
grazing his head. He sprang forward and
could Are second shot. She left, vowing yen-
geauce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

CoTToK CRoP IN EAST FLoRIDA.--Goyt Per-
with regard 10 the cotton crop. lie says that
uretty much the entire East had made failure
his wear. and q very bad failure. When II
takes from Ave TO ten acres to make one bag,
we look Mpon Il a. rather fatal miscarriage. =
5affdhassee Senfinet
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9ifbmonn qispatfb.
TERMS OF 0EADvKxTIsTr0.. Z.

-. Advertisements publishsd uxasl ssstsA, N
b charged 30 esnfs pr square Of eight isss ~ -
6rst insertIon. and y cents fer sssh coatinsa,ee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-23

Commodore Charles Wilkes is sojourning
in Charlotte N. q.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-The
thirty-third annual report OF the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, shows that the
working expenses of the road have been de-
creased in the amount Of Ssi6, 20, and, deduct
ing the decrease Of $237, ,s67 in the gross reye-
nue., a total increase in the nett earnings OF the
main stem of S59s 1894 II has been effected over
the preceding year. In other words, the sum
of over S600,O0U has been absolutely saved to
the stockholders, whilst the permanent road
way is declared to be in better condition than
ever before, and the machinery and rolling
stock of the road kept in the highest state OF
repair and efficiency. Upon the Washington
and Parkersburg branches the same 81 tenn of
management has had its appropriate effect,
and the total decrease Of working expenses
upon the main stem and branches, is $929, ,a5s,
making with the reduction Of the sum paid
for nterest, q total improvement in the finances
of the company, as compared with the previ-
ons wear of S9a2 SOS.
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MULTIPLICATION.



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Carpenters OR. ". b. BOTANY AND VBGKTAB1H
PHYSIOLOGY. An IntrOauconto he stEiy q The Esst
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several hundrea Illustrations On WSod. BohuI scienfizs q
hrary
lie Aats ISSUES Of B0RsS Ssrisef LEBR4RLs cozspriss;
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HoLBEIS's DANCE OF DRATH, and staHous he Bsbis
I5o cuts.
ARIosrosoRLAS FUaIeso. Translated sy ". 8 Ro...
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DANTE, translated into Englsh Wesley T. O. Wa1szr, 4 A.
Third edition, eArHly revised Complete In one volume VIA
Portrait and - Illustrations on steel aier Flazman vol
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Minister Henry the Great Of Frsnss, win Insrodusoa
and Notes Walter Scott, and four ans portuis.
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man. and sAsi be rsprsssnls sound, rsisbls, trust.
worthy party.
The Patriot regards tie exclusion d. SLAVE
State bscsuss Of its slavery. snd the admission
Of free State for the purpose Of aiding the Black
Republicans, sound doctrine. That dotlrine our
contemporary attributed to eli The opponents If Ie-
compton, and it endorses the bitteres opponent
Of that measure as sound and reliable, and the
party Of which be is the representative as equsll
sound. Truly, the proud spirit Of Mr.. 3EEL's res
beiliOus subject is subaued at last.
When the P0iriot replies fully fairly, openly and
intsgbiy % these quesssOns. LEFT entirely par
italy unanswered in its impression of Mondsy then
We will take up the "LEssER Cstechism" and make
its mysteries clear 10 our Eeghbors mind as far as
We maybe able. In the mean time viii the Patriot
tell US what is the position Of its O~n party with re-
ferencetO the Subjects embraced in Its Sh 10th, nth
and 18th interrOgatOries. Why will you, neighbor,
always wait for the Democracy to take their posts
ton. and then take the opposite side? Gen ZoLII.
coTFER told you that vas wrong several years ago
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SUMNER DISPLAY OF RICH
PARIS PATTERN BONNETs,
FRIDAY, lsr APRIL.

~ RICH Paris Imperial Chips Legl0rn Goderd, -
~ y OrOphien and English, Grape, Pamela, Belgium NV
Nm StraEs. Win Keal. Six Blend and Point -
-. Lace CCfurs, Bulbs, azd Trimmings. The -
richest and beaull and select styles and designs
that artistic skill possibly den for Spring and sun
and positively inform lens that this TIE oniy
Summer Opening shall have this seaon and trust that every
lady in Nashville viii honor with call Il win give geat
pleasure to stterd ron ALI We have likewise rch earnr
Sets Of Flowers for parties and bridal appointments, and
go boxes Of Paris Flowers for Bounets Ct low prices, BLACK Lace
Prints Stella SEs, Lscs Wells, Embroidered Hanikerce
Lace Ses COars Pans Tioh Paris Hair Plus
Combs, &c These g0O imported b. ourselves and seecef
By Mrs Wise from he best HOUSES at New YORK VII be sal1
neat door to The State Bank sPil Mrs. T. WISE, As
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FOR CINCINNATI An

FOR CINCINNATI AND PATTSRUHG.
THNIIE fine passenger steamer A R NOM A, -
will leave for the above and ali intermediate aS4
andings,W EDsNEDAY, 18th, at p. N. For freight
passage apply on board or to
apI2-I2 II. II. HARRISON. Agent.
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with what % oily gammon9 sit The "sxess soul
q" Colonel urged these argumsnts, and We have
no doubt that he sueceedsa flor he has persuasive
way about him. in inducing some Democrats 10 join
OF course be did not allow them to detect the traces
Of smile upon his cOuntenRnce as he swore them
in, nor did he allow them to cgerhear his whispered
conferences With his Wing friends in which he
chuckled over his success If any such Democrats
still remain in the order they hear with surprise
and perhaps not without indignation, that Colonel
NETHERLAND wboastfslly prOelaims thai the Ameri
party still adhered to their Wing principles and
that he himself, was q Wing all the time. We do
not know what estimate CO. NEIrAEzIAxD places
upon such conduct bat ne have not been taught to
think it altogether becoming in thsfnurs Governor
of State It is very dignifed, to say the least
Of it, for candidate for the Office of Chief Msgis
rste to be leading into dark places, practising
Know Nothing mummeries with them, binding them
down by secret pledges, and then shouting "Whig
trick' in their faces We mistake the character of
the people Of Tennessee il they sanction such
things- -
Several other important positions taken by Col
NElHsRLASD in the course Of his address are re
served for future notice.
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ReductiOnin Prices.
The Georgia Forester.

Nt UGUL Ia = UEtsECEs
TFVHE undersigned offers the public the the "Geoga
ter" which driving, dressing and ioinng machine,
preparing wood of all de erpons wit the gan suitable for
slaves, atOm $500 to 500 per day, and requiring only
and three boys perform the No
other preparatory requ splitting the wood with
the in the forest No used either split Joint the
This machine built any length saves
HOgheads, Pipes Bare Kegs be required, and
simple that any negro with instruction
the The machine work at Messrs Lacksons
the Canal, whore the public requested call and
inc the Rights Of States Territories Counties will be
sold on fair terms. Apply to
-.arI WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Augusta, Georgia.
LOWELL,
nv Augusta, Georgia.
Z. E. PENDERGRAST,
2 apl2-dIm Savannah. GeOruia.
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The Patriot says sha' kuayery has become so rife
in high places that every honest is regarded as
Brother" aud presumed to be in favor Of the
overthrow Of the Democracy. We should like to
know whether the Patriot includes Mr.. BORIS free
uiggars and Mr.. sEwARD's free>sOilsrs among his
brethren?
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FOR LOUISVIELE.
TIME light draught regular packet steamer TEN.
PEST, D. G. PARE, Master, viii leave esSA
and all intermediate landings, this day, the 18th,
at o'clock Fer freight passage apply board
apl2-It H. II. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FdtIIE splendid passenger steamer NASHVILLE,
BOYD, Master will leave for the above and eILaAA
all intermediate ports, SATURDAY, the 10th
instant, O'Clock, p NJ For freight passage apply
board or to a HAMILTON, / -
apI2-id. a. II HARRIS0N,} Agents
Fob CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURG.
YENHE light drang ht steamer HUDSON, Ridenour, -
Master will leave abCTe and all inter sllez.Se
mediate landings, THIS DAY. the lsth instant, At
O'Clock, N. Fortnight passage apply on board to
apl2-lt H.H HARRISON, Agent.
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The number who have lately Determined TO join
the Opp stiOn is very large, and is daily inereas
ing.-PafTiot
win cur neighbor give US the names of half dozen
or SO who voted for Gov. HARRIs in 1857 aud VIII
now support Col NsTnERLAND?
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nan for Whist he could not help doing; and q man
could not help indictnF summary yeDgsnce upon
pan whg1e he discovered to have ETonged him in
his Wy i was not necessary that the adG.tersf
should be caught in the very act Of committing his
crime It Wss sufficient to discover aud catch him
50 near TO its commission Key was in this case.
this Was al thst was necessary, and then NV can
ook into the degree Of proyoeation that offered
to the husband. Gfaham was listened to with m
tense interest The Courtroom was more crowded
than heretofore
When he court adjourned Graham had not I'm
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