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"GRaND" JURY.-The Cleveland Piaindealer,
In noticing the discharge Of the Grand Jury In
the United States District Court, says they sre
remarkably fine looking and intelIfesns body OF
men. Their aggregate years we're 927 and aggses
gate we isht 2.4s2 pounds. Average age 81 years,
and avesge weight 1o5 pounds. There was not
native Buckeye among them. - E1
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HOMICIDE IN A BALL RoeM-On Friday night last
disturbance occurred ia q ball room In Allegheny
city, Pa between several young men. during which
Thomas Hanna, who was intoxicated, stabbed and
killed VIM. Cable, and dan vigorously stabbed Samuel
Grove. Hanna has been arrested.
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LET OFF.-Jerry Ryan and Wm Ander-
SOD, Tor assaut,.g and beating Thomas Crogan,
appeared before the Mayor yesterday for trial, hut
az Tom had relented, and failed to answer when
called, the parties were discharged.
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FAMILY GATHERING OF THE Soss or RHspE ISLAND.
The proposition for q reunion Of Rhode Islanders
abroad, in Newport, during the coming summer. II
received with favor. The day fixed on by meet.
Ing ofthe Rhode Islanders fp New York, some
weeks sgo, is the 22d of August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

Hon. LINN BcYp.-This gentleman, who 10 the
democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of
Keltucky, IL still lying very Ill in Philadelphia
There 10 no prospect OF his being able to leave that
city for sometime to come, IL indsed his disease
does not prove fatal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

BURNED TO DsArH-A servants house, on tine
farm of Mr.. Thomas Davis, Of Orange county, We,
was burned on the morning of the eth Inst, about
sunrise, aud two negro children we're burned TO
death 10 1.-THE older servants having locked the
door and gone to work short time before the acs
cfdant
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VIM o WINSTON, ,CHC
C0MMissI0NERs ofElCE.l

The undersignsd, one Of the commissioners Of he
County Court of Hanover. has appointed tLe 18th
duties and making the reports required by the fore
eoing DEGREES All persons interested. or having
smits. or WIN smith or Richard q Smith. indi-
yidualIy. which are unsatisned, will lay them be-
fora fhs commissioner on that day, to be reported
to conIt. VIM. Y WANcIoNs Cenm =.
so II-IawtMl3-Th
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PRoNouNcISG. Tia! ma, here's q heaele." Ne,
freproac chfulIy)-"A beagle: Oh you higporant
gal Wy, lisa howil' Keeper OF the mensgeTie-
"Axes parding, nun, 'tis an awk p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

TiGRT John Lerry and James Gro
we'll. for being drunk in the streets last Tuesday
night, we're Gagged. Yesterday morning the Mayor
told them TO pull up stakes and travel, and they
did SO at once.
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Four PERSONS DRowNED.-The shelbyvilie, Tenn,
True Unioo of the 81 says: "0n Sunday last four
persons, Virginia Newson, Elizabeth Blanton.
Tariton Newson AMI small negro girl, we're
of Dnck river. in the neighborhood Of Normandy,
in this county. p -
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Ar SEE
REFS 4 cos
REV STYLE
PORTRAITS,

AeSr 8EkCFfFCL AND DURAB.E PICTUas ExrANr
All styles OF Portraits known in Photographic
Art, taRen at the STEAM GALLERY, l39 Main
street,
All work warranted 20 please. sr no charge.
Prices ranging from 25c 10 S23.
Large size Family Groups. and
sssj worth of Fancy Cases
At one half the usual prices.
Have your old Pictures copied in the new style.
Ta prevent their fading.
See specimens Of small children ct their
lioorw AZ. See it you can mud any at other
Galleries 10 compare with them.
Bewste OF Bungiiug Operators and Imitators.
2I-fS
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RUMoRs OF WAR, from the other side of
the salt pond. have aroused the military ardor OF
our own people, and men, women and children are
therefore focking to Mechanics Hall every night.
20 witness the battles of the allies and Russiaps'
before sebastopol, in their terrific struggle. This
panorama is the best We know Of aud ali who see
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

JUDGE TAsxY is expected to arrive
here in day two, to sit 10 the trial of a mate
VI vessel now confined In Jail on charge of COM
mittipg murder on the high seas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

PoLIrIcAL -Mesars. Goegin and Montague met
In Fredericksburx on Monday night On the Sat.
urday night before, r. T. Daniel, of Richmond,
made n political address 10 the same place.
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The GREAT COUNCIL of Red Men, met
at their wigwam in this city yesterday afternoon.
As their proceedings are all private, we are una.
bic to say what busnes, was transacted BY them
they are to have grand parade tomorrow after
noon and will attract universal attention by their
novel appearance.
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CoLr.-1he weather was quite cool
yesterday and the night before, the sudden change
indicating hail storm of Tuesday evening. Yes
terdsy was damp, cloudy, gloomy, unhealthy
day
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IMpuDssos.-NaDcy. slave, for using
impudent language to Miss Theresa Baragalup.o,
was punished BY order of the Mayor, yesterday
morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

eALB OF 6UaAR.-Hesns. Charles 7.
wortham 4 Co. sold by auction yesterday, at
their lumber house on the deck, three hundred
hogshesds Of Sugar. from prime to choice, at pri-
ces ranging frcm $705 to $3.50. Tho sale was
considered good one, for the season.
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AcQUiTTED.-Wm. A. Parker, indicted
for misdemeanor, wss trisd before the Huseings
Court yesterday and acquitted.
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DEATH OF A RICH CeNyIcr.-A few weeks ago
man named Thomas Morgan, a wealthy citizen Of
Scott county. Ill, was sent to the pententiary at
Alton. for assaulting mao with intent to KILL
Last Tuesday he died from excessive depression
OF Spirits caused by the disgrace OF his situation.
He was worth $4,000.
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WOMAN SHOOTS A LAwYIR IN La CaoesB Wu.--
Mrs Bowles, woman at La Crosse, VIE hes
gained little uuenviable notoriety BY shooting 4
lawyer of that place. Itseems there 10 lawsutt
pending between this Mrs. BowIes (who was for.
merly the widow OF Peter Cameron,) and Daniel
Cameron, Jr., involving tho title to considerable
real estate ct La Crosse A few days ago Mr.. c.
visited the house Of Mrs. B., when an alteration
occurred for the possession Of certain papers
whereupon the lady seized pistol and q red twice.
The first discharge entered bis pantaoons pocket,
wonndiog one OF his hugers The second sent
ball through his coat. Mrs. B. has been held 10
answer charge Of attempt to murder.
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TURNED LAwYRR. .-0n Monday morning. on the
application of Hon John Van Bursu, james Bus
chanan Henry, nephew and late Private Secretary,
Of the President Of the United States, WAS ad-
mitted to the New York bar BY the supreme
court a. an attorney and counsellor-at-lsv ofthss
fat u
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ass~ OsropTHr Mcsr PREVALENT and

49, ONE OF THG Most PREVALENT, and
at the time Troublesome aud painful diseases
that attend the human flesh 10 the Fever and que
Fora long time the medical world have been couCn-
uaiy bring NJ forth numerous specifics Tor IT. per
man apt cure: but all without effect. DR. BOstet
ter an ex perieuced and celebrated physician, hes
s1cce-ded in fu: :nishing .he public with va uanie
preraratiCn for tie cure Of Fever snI Agu-. The
steady and incr asing demand lately made for the
"Bitiers" and the .niversai success attending lis
usp have made for il reputation upsurT asstd by
auy specifc Of the kind. For the of the Fever
and Ague, DR. Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bit
ters must and should claim superiority over any
other preparation extans.
Sold By druggists ana dealers generally. every
where.
my Sim
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CoNsEcRAfIoS.-0n Sunday last two new Csths
Ollie Bishops we're consecrsted 10 81. Louis-Rev.
DIR. German as Bishop Of Nebraska, and Rev. Dr..
Whelan 40 Coadjutor at Nashville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

QUICK SHIP LoADlNG.-At the New Tyne DOCKS
In England; steameF was recently loaded wish
400 tons OF coal, and trimmed for sea 10 hhyshve
minutes These docks have been erected for the
especial purpose Of shipping coal
+ Bishop Early. Of Va, preached in Memphis.
Tenn, on Sunday last.
Professor Aytoun has lost bis vita, the youngest
and favorite daughter Of Christophsr North.
GRIxS CoRN The New Orleans Bulletin bragg
Of having feasted already on green corn, full
grown, and remarkably delicious.
The Dc Morlsy Encampmsss Of Doston Knights
Tsmplas aSs 70 stop IN Washinston On their way u
Richmond.
Hon. Jeilsrson Davis b IN Washiueton. He haa
recovered from bis recent fpdisposision.
Mr.. VIM Smith 0Brisa arrived q Menersel
Canada. ON Saturday last.
| William D. Arnold, son Of the good Dr.. Arness
| Aisd April 9th, on hls passage home iron isA'a.
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BRITISH RAnwaYs.-The London Times ssys that
there 1900 miles Of railway In Great Britaiu.
which has cost f3i5, 900 900, or 81 SIS 000, 100
The average interest which they pay 10 about ~
per cent. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

Gabriel Ravel had large benefit at New Orleans
on Monday night, May "a. 10 aspeech before
the curtain he said that he expects soon to quit
the StAge,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

cratic Party OF Richmond are to hold . mass
meeting at the African Church, on Friday night
naxt, ats O'Clock, to nominate candidates for the
House Of Delegates Of Virginia. The impression
prevails ON the street, that Messrs. Anderson,
Hsskins and Heath, will be the choice OF the
meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

CEED POTATOES.--200 bushe prime
- New Jersey MERGERS and California Seed Pota
tees fer sale by ru.v.
my s-ts " IL FEhh1.
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DRowSKp.-George Denmead, son Of Thos Den :.
mead. master machinist of the Steubeuville and
Indisna railroad, was drowned ct Steubenviiie,
Ohio, on the 5th inst.
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EGON STEEL 1! TIN +!
4 gHET

CLATING AND GUTTA PERCHB
- FELT ROOFING.-P W DUDLEY 4 Co, deal
ers in SLATES AND GUrrA PEkCHA FELT FOR
ROOFINa.-W ELLIOTT, our Agent, will al
ways bs ready TO have executed all orders for sat
ing III a thorough manner and warranted. Like
wise the Gatta Percha Felt for Roofing at or steep
roofs tops OF Railroad cars. any BInd OF coverea
Bridges &C. &C, particularly call the attention
Of Engineers, Architects, Contractors, Railroad
Companies, and the building community generally, 4,
the above Felt being cheaper than any other mate
rial for roofing. Likewise, being more durable and
proof against all falling fra gments of fire. can
show testimonials TO all its qualities il is ackpowl
edged to be best material ever introduced both for
cheapness, durability and imperyiousness to water
We invite any in waDtof roofing. to call and exam
inc for themseives the samples finished at
warehouse, corner of 9Th and Cary.streets, Rich
moud.
warranted Address w ELLIOTT,
an Is-Ims Agent, Richmond.
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49, CHs.pEsT Goops ever sold in this

city A great chance is now offered to all in want
of bargaiGs-2i yards III mining Fringe for 371a IL
springs Extension Skirts 75c; silk Neckties for ger
tltmen CSC; gents Under Shirts 25c; ManGlas and
busters great variety at prices to snit the closest
buyers; large assortment Of Wrappipgs for Misses
and Children OF the latest Designs Bonnets; Ribbons;
Flowers; REches; Head Dresses; Dress and Mantle
tions; Lsdies Dress Goods &C. &C. Fer the best and
cheapest Goods cal, st the Mantle Dero., so Main
street my 81 X tZEkIEL.
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NORTHERN lCE.-We are nrenared

NORTHERN lCE.-We are prepared
~ to furnish our customers and the citizens zen.
erally with the best Northern ICE, on reasonable
terms pedSinG ourselves to spare pains TO satis
fy customers. Thankful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon US. We ask fr continuance OF
in Richmond or on canal boats on reasonable terms
from the vessel. Ice House on the Dock. en- Cary
street. between 2lst and "a; Ss,vprx r.v,op
We are unloading 500 tons Ice. which We Can de-
liver from the vessel very low
ap i6-lm GRIFFIN Ia bOh.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ proposals for the grazing and masonry of the
extension of the Roanoke Valley Railroad. from
Clark-v to Keysville. on the Richmond and
Dauville Railroad, will Re received ne Office OF
the Company in Clarksviiie until sbe l2th May
The road will be 80 miles long.
Plans and specifications may be seen in Clarks-
vile on and after the 5th May; ,,,,
Letters of inquiry may be addressed tn HENkY
WOOD, President of the Roanoke Valley Railroad,
Clarksyille, Va, or to me- at Christiansviiie Post
p ap i2@im ''-' ' B NJ JONES. c. Ers'r
CPRiNG sALEB--lS59.
THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, VirgiDia)
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
NoTIoNs AND FANCY GOODS.
We bave more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
FORMATIONS, which. added 20 our
LARGELY INCREAsEp STOCK
of American manufactures, enables us 20 otter to
the merchants of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE. and
KENTUCKY,
a Stock Of GOODS. not to be surpassed in EX
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS, in this cOuI-
try. Our assortment consists in part Of
Embroideries. Laces. Dress Trimmings, Silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs, Cravats, Ties,
suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas, Para
soils, Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Hoop Skirts, Per-
fumeries and Soaps Gold and Gilt Jewelry, &c.
v/FS rfir
Iarly specified in our printed Catalogues.
So Orders al ali times promptly attended to.
q q
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PbErrY PRRsEHr.-The diamond ring
presented BY the friends OF Mrs. Phillips to that
lady at her benefit, Monday night, 10 very charm
ing Affair." II consists Of splendid cluster Of
eems Of the pureat water set In piiagree work OF
gold. Tho whole costing tl60-a very handsome
present to most estimab.e lady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

FLIGHrs OF PIGsous-The air every morning n
darkened with immense hocks Of Pigeons, winsise
their way southward The markets are crowded
with them and they are selling to-day ct thirty
seven and half to nifty Gently doxeu-Cnicaoo
Journal 5hi
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Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. 90 ls-sm
E BURROWS RELIABLE MEDrcINE.
TEE MOST EXALTED REMEDY THE

has cured. and ia psw daitt 'efecting the most
skuaorclnary cures Of diseases 70 which humanity
Is shicted Thousands. who we're hitherto suffering
Gnaer the most inyeterate diseases and which were
deemed beyon the skill of medicine have been
wonderfully restored TO health by the use of this
T1sy qrnsy greet Sp remedy. Fer scR6FGLA, RHEUMA.
sCKoFULOUs AFFECTIQNS. and for all diseases
reSttaag Jrn ,npttyaty Of the blood, it is unsurpass-
ed by any medicine In medical science.
By thoroughly purifying tho Blood and Stomach,
ana strengthening and renoyating every organ Of
toe human system. it necessarily cures ali those
diseases resulting from morbid action of the same
such rs Ill lVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS hPFEC.
TONS. GENERAL DEBiLITY, ERUPTIONs
On THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
and all other diseases which are well known TO ex-
.st from the above causes All that is asked is q
.af trial. which will assuredy convince any one of
the omparabie efficacy OF this remarkable pre-.
paration IN curing the diseases Tor which it is re-
script;ye circular. Prepared by
j w BURR0W co.
Practical and Analy ticai Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
. For sale In Richmond by Purcell, Lsdd Il Co.
DR. W Gsrlick, Waring Pesrce, and Druggists
generally. mn I-Sm
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|. A AMArcH RAoI, for 81, coo aside, 10 TO
bs run ct Fairfield next saturday Both parties are
sanguins Of winning. though neither ofthsm hass
yet offered odds on their entries.
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ivy. wv
IT, FISHEs Il WINSTON. Agents. Richmord.
IA IH-l9,F


~ bAKERS s fhEMIUM Differs nave
created Gute a sensation with our citizens, as we
see and hesr daily OF persons that have used them
and recommending them 10 others. as if it were the
.niy medicine in TIE world. We would call the at
teDtUn of merchants or iering goods from the city
to be mindful of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS as
yOu viii never lose customer after they have once
tried them Ii has performed more remarkable cures
han any medicine ever discovered. 1t can be used
by all sexes with perfect safety, Being purely veg
etatle it stands uprvaled for the cure of Dy6pep.
sia Colds Coughs, CbolC Nervous A affections, Gen
sIal Debility, A gus nj Fever, and Nervous Head
acne thousands Of Ger dcates have slrs ady been
urnisned the proprietor Of this valuable medicine
Tor the above cor .aiDts You can be supplied By
all the principal druggists in the city of Richmond
and elsewhere in NIrginit and North Carolina.
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vNsaANK's SCALES
AK TaE LnaALIfkD STANDARD.

For coRRfcT wAtaKa
fderSeu sShtci crosse from, dlScrrtsrncv of Fe,bf
of'Noffn oss q f,fg1sas Scales ass bp e krlf,.
msre G'sd GaSe RaEtyoud C1mpang and one sf an.
oagr nadaNftHrss, recently trsei IN TIE T,,rf
a caaTsnn ffeGss iiIftnorc The case occs,rsT fbs
thart tsco days. and Judge kdrshaA Il, dslirey.n no
hS dfc'Ssr. stated III. resga Qf te ersp,es tsaf
re accuracy a. faaTtsx'aks Scalss soas established
kxsaINE YOUR soALEs.
An 1Serssxcv SCALE WILL KNAw rgy yyRy vtr.,s
Test your scaes tn orou rhlv and If f3nnd ipsor.
rest tatoS them aside and 5uy oae of Fairbanks,
eet"eTat.St Scales the universally acknowledged
standard TOT CORRECT weight
WORD OF CAUTION.
me as7 -s6Tsea rS1It30a af these Scales has in
d'tced the ufsdeFs If Qflmpsct and tnorfaess baIaaces
{" 2sYr tsea as FtiTbdaks' Snatesn rnd parchSez-,
kaue thsT.hv sa many Instances been ssslyectef 10
fr15~t 1sad tR,;sasafio7a.
They eaa ouly be had in Richmond of CLARK.
SuS. ANDERSON h Co, No los Main street, who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PokTAhaE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, ca FAAiaf SCALES
8RocERS SCALES
pp99ENANT p9RM waEsHoUsE SCALES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And 6eirTer at short notice
WHEAT or HOPPER SCALES
EFoUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HSf AND CtTTLE SChLkS
RAILROAD DEPUT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WElGn LOCK SCALES
nah T4-2m
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VIM English, who sometime since killed men
at Pstsrsbure, KY. for Insulting his vils. sso-
misted suicide on Saturday ss JeGsssosville, ~.
Messrs A. L. Movry Co., baskers Of Cineis.
natl. paid forged check. Tussday, Of 5000.
Tho New York ship Pomona, isEesssd losA %
the Irish coast, was valued, with the cargo, q
$4,000. &
Miss Maria McMaaus. daughter % he eAapaAlo
10 the United States Army at Fort Arbueklss -
recently burned to death By her clothes eak1sg
Are.
Orders have gone out from Tie Iressasy -
partment to the principal cussos hosss. g re-
port what possible reduction 81 6fes go -
made. &t s
There vas Q cass of sus sessks - nec.ssess. =.
r. en- Friday last, thoash sos fAsst 70 iss nse.se
In North CAsolipa he uhses seee nsfsos
damaged By rust. -
silss J. Cover vss o. rriday tosea gailty . -
u 8. Court st Fttsbusk 81 q - - -
tsrs from the q. .. DAn.
Hor.r. vsrsss, shs French paloeee, = ee1n9te
~ msrris6 g sheaes of6
R.,. H..ry q. Klss. e.s u ~ sl1sss .sses,s
- - rssssyivasia Obasrssees died p xAneeoe,
| phla % sunday.
ov.sAsruxs The 0ovsruof of - elisiaae -
s.ssed hts psoclanation, upos tie eesfee 3. -
board ofhsssh, asclarlsg ~ yss.sIs se.s.9 -
| numhsr Of tropical porte satJscs " ~
sf Aos les than Ten asye
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BANK ROBBERY IN IowA.-We learn that the bark
OF J. Dickey 4 6on, at Farmlpgton, Iowa, wee
broken open on Sunday evening, and robbsd Of
currency, drafts, notes. &C., 10 the snount Of
about 600. The villains made clean work, taking
everything Of value 10 the bank, Together Nth
some unified and useless paper Chicago yrxynsl
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A Copy-Teste.
WM 0 WINSTON. N.CHC

WM WINSTON, HC
IN Hanover County Court, March 22d,
l. 1889:
William Smith, Ri;hard&G @ Smith, and James
Butler and Co. Ptffs,
Against In Chaucery.
Billey W Tailey. administrator with the will an
nered) of Holm WaddIe deceased peft.
This cause came on sgsiu this day to be hesId by
consent OF parties upon the papers formerly read,
and upon the petition of "Gre.ter and breDt. Dieu
in the cause the 25th of January, 1879. and was
argued by counsel on consideration whereof the
court doth adjudge. order and decree, that ons OF
the commissioners OF this court in addition 70 the IN
quiry directed to be made by the decree OF the 2oth
of December 1855 in this cause, do further inquire.
ascertain and report to court the several
against William q. Smith and Richard g smith, and
the respective amounts and names OF the holders
thereof which are liens upon the interest OF thesaid
William Smith and Richard smith, In the PRO-
perty in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
stating separately those Judgments which are
against William q Smith aud Richard q Smith. In
dividuaily, and those which against them Jint-
ly; and in order toenabe thej commissioner TO ex-
ecute this inquiry, he il hereby authorized to pub
lsh notice of the time and place Of doing once
week for four weeks successfully In one Of the news
papers published in the City OF Richmond. requir-
ing the several Judgment creditors of Willinm @
Smith and RiCharJ q Smith. either individuslly or
Jointly, to lay their respective claims before said
commissioner-the publications OF which notice
shall be in lieu of peTsa sana service lhe several
parties. A ACopy-Teate
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aR~ SAsroap's LIvRR IavrooaAroR-

oANFoRbs LIVER IHVIG0aATOR-
C0hPoUS1zp ENTIRELY FROM aUM.-Is a mild and eff
fsctusl cathartic. acting first on the LIVER, to
eject ITS morbid matter, then On the etomsch and
bowels, sEd carries off all mstter that prevents
theiE healthy action, and thus strengthens and
builds UP the whole 81 stem very rapidly and is the
best IJS ER INFIu0RAT0R
LIVER INVIG0RATOR
Liver lNVIG0RAToR and
PURIPIES THE BLOOD
PURIPIEs THE BLOOD
PURIFIks THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES C0STIVESESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold BY sill Druggists. fe 2S-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

are the safest and best Purgasve Pills In use They
sst upon tne Liver, stomach and Bowels, carrying
sTne, are easy IN their operation and be taken
~ any tune Without fear Of exposure They remove
Spies rom the system and prevent Rheumatism -
,,Tf ~ Tfon surer with any PAIN use HAkTsB0RNE'S
~ ~. h.a. ALI. The great PAIN ANNIIILATOR. II
sgyn o. naVe cough, use HARTSECRNE'5 COUGH
world. ~'r 80 'As