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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
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Or A CURE; is now openfor the reception
of patients EOcated at Berkshire, Delaware county
Ohio all that are DESTROYS Of using the baths for its cur
ativc effects in chronic or other diseases viii be properly
cared for and may have the benefit of baths together
with other treatment if necessary.
f. CARNEY, N. D.
Berkshire, June 3, '59-@tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Lime Lime! LimeI
THE undersigned still continues the nlanufac
Il ture and saleOf
Pure White Lime,o

On the Scioto Rirer, near +" White S~uIphur'' SSatidn, on Tie
Springfield, VI. Ter40t Dc Pidtsburg Railroad, and 8 miles
West of DELAWARE, ONO.
A SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
This Lime has been extensively used for several years,
and is universally considered
The Best Lime in the State;
It will he delivered OF the cars OF the S. Nj. " a P. r.
r. at my Switch. when desired. Price 121S Cents for two
half bushels quick dT insla@kyd lime .delfvered on car.
Orders Addressed TO tie undersigned VIZ receive prompt
attention. RICHARD cOIVIN. N
April Is, SO. White Sulphur belawafe CO. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Exhibit of Notes and Accounts belonging to

Delaware County.
Sundry Notes reed Of e. Howard on account 5 2I76 50
*. Hills and F. Bunker'S Notes ...ss.. 200 81
5 2377 81
Educational Find arising from Surplus Roy
enue Ind Ft41ted III. 20 different fndfvidu-
ais at seven per centum per annum. -. 5 1910 IS
The above is a true statement of the Condition of Del
aware county, as per settlement August 3Ist, 1859.
c, ARMSTRONG; Treasurer.
II: W. CHAMBERLAIN Auditor
Sept. I6-@3t Delaware County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
TAXES 1859.
Notice to the Taxpayers of Delaware County. Ohio.

IN Pursuance Of ax / hereby n%ef the as1s S1LReys@s Sf fs said County that the rate Of Taxation for
the deterrent purposes rw which taxes ee VH;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Che Markets.
Delaware Market.

Corrected weekly by R. f HILLS & Son, Wholesale and
Retail Grocers, No. 4 williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
NEW
For Spring and Summer Trade.
s. LATIMER
Good and Cheap Goods.

EIAS Just opened at his old and well known 10
- ton, his spring Purchases, to winch he bc~THto
the attention of all who desire
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Just Received.
30 ELS

A MOTHER lot of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chain
~ ftnhllrS and Tor conducting water, II. to = inch bore.
Sept 9, 59-&tf. c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

And the Trustees in the eeveral townships in said Coun-
ty of Delaware are required 70 FURNISH the Clerk ct the
Court of Common Pleas tire following nuIfiber # jurors
for their respective townships, to-wit:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

Ono person for Governor of state;
=. = Lieutenant Governor
" - = Judge Of the Supreme Court
90 % = Aruti for OF State:
~ " g Treasurer of State
= &" = Secretary of state
" q H Board of Public Works
q - - School commissioner
- :" :. Senator for the 10th District
" " - Board of Equalization
. - - Representative ct IIeIa~arc County
&" " % Treasurer of Delaware County
q . - Commissioner of Delaware County
- - - Intirmary Director of Delaware County :;
And the Trustees in the eeveral townships in said Coun-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Hav and Straw Critters

Just received, a good assortment of the above
u among which may be found the Hide Roller Straw
Cutter, the Sanford, or 40 kh5r, Straw Cutter. and the
Clipper Straw and Corn-staIS Cutter-all 5f Ahich are
offered az tranufactur4r' PRIZES.
Sept. S,'59-*tf {. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Sash, Doors and Blinds:

THE subscribers respectfully announce, to the
i public OF Delaware amt surrounding. Counties, that
hating provided theHaselvcs with the very beet Machine
ry extant they possess sucli tacilftics for manufacturing
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

From the Ne1g York Daily Necs, (Editorial.)
We desire To call attention to a letter from Dir. josh
ua F. Bridge, on :" The Health of American WUlnen - in
another column. He treats the subject in an able man
ner, and his skill and medical judgment may be relied
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
9etv Adrettisenlents.
Sherif's Proclamation.
State Of Ohio, Delaware County, SIS.

THE qualified Electors of said County of Della
II ware are hereby notified that a general election will
be held, as required by law, at the usual place of hold
ing elections i'll said county,
On Tuesday, the 11tho of October, 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

The Strongest, Most Elastic and Durable Stitch
ever mado.-Warranted equal IS any Sf00
Machine in the market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES
ss'.s%+
EA Tnpman 4 Hull. -.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS m
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
AND
GENTS ErTpNrSI4>sr. xsxN,rr

af'ssHsi saa s1Ss oSssssa a,s ,s ssss @
menis ia style snalty. price and variety. as win
h.eet the wants OF all their customers. Wa new
ms@aissieTs s ss se's fay
ment oil Mr.. wm, Tupman. Sc xwhere ali our
1aSs TEs sscsa"s Ss sss y G sa pr
exce'ied, and the sareus styiesyaf goods offered
arc certainly tip top in aaslity Hld As senteel u
Basnsss as sass pasaaSsa sareay es
SILK alYTElkE I fl'IaG aGGAssssMEREr ,ss u, I, tIsr.
TEicar srsiF ssniFssipnEaEiiM sp uasEiMnRr.
BLACK IND BROWN BExyER; "''''' - i-i' -
MoTTiTR GTiy i i 6 SAsStNFFEi sypn EiSir e.ss.
CLARET WAVED FACE cAss;
competition Suffice II to say our stock is large
anu 'SoopBsGr'sFFS %" pBrsINFSs COATS;
aS ss PhhS PhfES GssfIN sna FRNqfk fkf eqATEs psEfs
OF Cashmere, Cashmere, Cloth. Velvet. Silk-all
made up in the lateststyle worn, and recommended
Oar stock will he replenished by each steamer
durins the season; so that Whatever is new that
our customers VIII have the benefit OF it.
GENTS' GEN FURNISHING GooDg,
For Fall and Winter wear has been received. We
@ s sz sz sSPssr Meek TBk 6kE sTqGE g2Rs na cFAvaT
90. 20" dog aoz GpII9hRs' 3 dkhE various stsies'
rs doz. PocK EFT HANDK ERCHIEFS;
leo doz SOCKS, all kinds:
to all OF which call attention. knowing that in
the lot we can please most everybody with some
tling Of good quality at a lowprce. We stillcon-
SHIRTS TO ORDER.
and know the stock on hand, rs We'll as those made
for particular customer orders are the best in the
United States. We canno. be exceed in this ar
ticle, as our customers previous to this time
testify.
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
and FITS glarauaied 0ur nanu facturer a n aefi-
cal man, and knows his business in every parficu-
lar, SO that we can approach our customers with
confidence sustained by the capacity OF the person
who makes our goods.
Cali at No. no Main street, and we will do you
good, as an examination and selection Of such
goods AS you may need will prove We are selling
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH!
Therefore and will give YOU better article for
the money than where goods sold on credit;
all who wish TO pay their own debts and not be sub
ject 20 profit sufficient to cover the losses
pgy," viii trade at the CASH STORE, No. ITO
Main street.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1850 AND IsGp.
The subscribers have taken the agency for Vim.
Glencross' Report of Fashions. and can recon-
mend IL as the most reliable published. The
Repot IS Issued semi, early, and as MIR. Glencross
is IN commup cafon with the Paris reports. issued
monthly. which issue is made in connection with
his publication suhscrit ers to his Report viii have
al the advantages necessary for the satisfaction of
their trade We new have copies OF the Report
for sale aud exhibition. Independent OF the sheet
OF drafts usually accompanying other reports. one
or two patterns of new STYLES are also gwen.
deriug the work Invaluable. Sc 29-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

THE KANSAS GoLD.-After all the contra
dictory reports which have reached from
the mines in Kansas, the fact seems at last
settled that there is gold in the mining region,
and that various shipments to the aggregate
amount of Sl01.0ua have actually been made.
A tabular statement, published in the Leaven-
worth Daily Times, gives detailed account
of the receipts from May is to August IS;
from which it appears that the business firms
in Denver City and Auroria have received
81, ,9s5 from miners. and that of this sum,
Si5,o62 have been shipped to other ports
Neither of the sums named is a year old, and
these results of three months business are re-
gar,led as gratifying indications. The express
which left Denver City in the middle of Sep
tember, carried away $4,000 in addition;
bringing up the total yield to the figure OF
SlG4.Wo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
Dedieation.-The L. l. Blues, Lieut. Maule,

Dedication.-The l.. /. Blues, Lieut. Maule,
intend dedicating their new and handsome
armory, over The engine houses on 10Th street.
on the 10Th OF October next. This venerable
corps now has enrolled ninety-six members,
good and true, and will parade not less than
seventy five men at the regimental MUSTER
Towards the latter part OF the month the
company,expect to tender the command to a
gentleman in every way qualified to take
charge of it, and one that will devote much
of his spare time TO its interests. The Blues
ought 10 be and will be sustained because Of
its ancient renown, and it is gratifying to no.
tice with what praiseworthy energy Lieut.
haule, aided by his brother officers, have gone
TO work 10 rejuvenate it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

Thsatre.-The re-engagement of Miss Coombs
has given great satisfaction to her many adj
mirers, who will doubtless endeavor to wit
ness her representation, TO- night, of Lady
Gay Spanker," in Bourcicaults fashionable
comedy of London Assarance,n-a play that
is always looked forward to with unusual in
terest by the friends of the drama, every
where. Miss Coo1nbs, though quite young,
has given unmistakable evidence of rare his
trionic talent, and only needs that schooling
which time Will give, TO enrol her among the
first tragediennes OF this country. During the
progress OF the play magnificent garden
will be exhibited, occupying the entire stage,
and filled with rich exotics and plants, vases
and statuary, which must prove u most at
tractiye feature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

Ice WATER.--It is only when we are de-
prived of it that we appreciate the blessings
of ice water, which is now one OF the cheapest
of our luxuries. Mr.. Hi,iard, in one of his
letters 10 the Boston Courier, writes what
many an American traveller has experienced :
"The water in London is detesIable; when
you drink it you are ramndedof a weak solu-
ton of EPSON salts, and when you wash in
it, OF the sand in which the Arabs, when in
the desert are allowed to perform their ablu-
tions. Why the English are nation of beer
drinkers is perfectly intelligible to any one
who comes to England. How my soul has
pan ted here for the ice waters of home, and
how my ear has langushed for the musical
rattle of the melting crystal against the sides
of the pitcher-a sound sweeter in hot day
than harp or Guicimer."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

EA During the summer that has jnst
passed away, thousands of sufferers from dysentc,
HoSTETTER'S BITTERS, medicine which is
evidently destined e maintain permanent place
Of those diseases which battles the skill of the phye
sieian. The medicine they administer to act pom
the bowels never seems to reach the source of the
egiI The difficulty is to get Il remedy that will
reach all the digestive organs, and give them 81
intaneously 4 rush of yispr. to rid themselves of
TEas which never fails to conquer the most stub
born eases Ii is only fair to say that, during the
season inst closed, this medicine has achieved
mora cures than anv other ever presented to the
public, and luring the fall, which thae terrible
seourge, the fever and ague, Is 80 prevalent, the
BfTTERs viii gain fresh fame.
uhera oc3lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

CURE FOR FIsTULo.--From one OF our SUBJ
scribers at Chapel Hill, Texas, We have re-
ceived the following recipe for the cure OF
this loathsome disease affecting the horse:
Recspe.-To one-half pint of alcohol add ono
ounce of corrosive snblimate. Apply the solu-
ton (warm) with a brush or mop. Two to
three applications, allowing day or two TO
intervene between each, will make a cure
Cotton Planter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
MA. New and Elegant Stock of


At CRENSH4W, QU4RLES + CO.'S,
No. 90 BRoAD STREET.
We have just received our entire stock of FALL
DRY GOODS. embracing all the new desien that
are in market this season, and shall continue to
add to oar assortment by every arrival. so as to
present nj all times full and complete stock Of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
In ladies' Dress Goods. Cl4OAkS. MANTlES,
SHAWI.S, SKIRTS. EMBROiDERtES LACES.
WHITE GOODS. TRAININGS, &c. we have q
large and varied selection, and ut prices that will
suit the most economical buyers.
In gents Goods, We have the largest stock eve r
offered, such as French and English CLOTHS,
Black and Fancy Cassiineres. Hack and Fancy
VEI.V EFT and SILK VESTINGS. SILK HDKFS.,
TIES and SCARFS, Byron and Garotte. COL
LARS, Silk and Cambria UMBRELLAS, Merlno
and Wool SHIRTS and Draw ERS, SuSPEN-
DERS, &c.
In chi dren's Goods. we have bright colors in
small Figured and Checked Goods, in all the dt-
in HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock cannot
be surpassed.
In SERVANTS GOODS we have large and
splendid stock of the best makes, and atiow prices.
We invite an exatnination OF our Goods RS the
best test of their quality, NJ, le, and price.
sc 23-lm CRENSHAW, QUARIES co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

Serious accident at the Coal Pits.--A serious
accident occurred at the Midlothian Coal
Pits, i'll Chesterfield county, on Thursday
last, by which one man lost his Life and an
other was burned so shockingly that tits fear
ed he will be Il cripple ever after, If he survives
his injuries. The circums tanees us related 10
rs, We're these: FINNEY CoxsoN and GEORGE
FAIRLY, TWO miners, descended the shaft to
commence work, Coxson being in advance
with an open burning lamp and an unlighted
safety lamp. After getting to the ssdrift,''
through which they We're to pass, Coxson
failed TO light the safety lamp and extinguish
he soon came in contact with the foul gas.
which instantly ignited and exploded, burn
ing him so dreadtully that he died shortly af-
ter, and also burning Fairly badly. No dam
is represented as being the result of careless
ness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

HEAT OF DIFFERENT WooDs.-Tbe follow.
ing is set down as the relative heating values
of different kinds of American wood: Shell
bark hickory, 95; white oak, 81 white ash, ~
dog wood, 75 scrub oak, 70 white hazel, q; ap-
walnut 66; black birch, G2; yellow oak, go; hard
maple. 5ss white elm, So; red cedar, so; wild
cherry, SIS; yellow pine, A.; chestnut, 50; yellow
poplar, SIS !; butternut, So; white birch, ~;
white pine. 42.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

Discovery IF a Dead Body.--Yesterday morn
ing the dead body of a white man, very much
decomposed and swollen, was discovered in
the dock near the east side of the south abut-
ment of nth street, and made fast with a rope
Coroner PEACHEY was sent for to examine
the corpse, and did SO, but could discover
nothing by which the body could be identified.
He therefore ordered it to be buried as speedily
as possible. Judging from appearances, the
haIr, and probably thirty live years OF age
He eeyidently fell into the dock several weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

ILLINOIS PoLITIcs.-The Republicans of the
sixth Congressional district haye nominated
John M. Palmer as candidate for Congress,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Mr.. Harris. The Natiouai Democratic State
Cmmittee of Illinois has called the State Con-
yention to meet at Springfield on the 10th Of
January, TO choose delegates to the Charleston
invention,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
A SENSITIVE Honss DEALER.-Last spri

A SENSITIVE HORSE DEALER.-Last spring,
a Mr.. Fellett, of Ulysses, sold a team Of horses
for S35n, receiving $50 to bind the bargain.
Subsequently the price of horses deprecated,
and the buyer resorted to the trickery of per-
suading Fellett that he had been cheated to in
duce him to give up the S5t and IS to get his
horses back. When Fellett learned he had
been swinded he became insane from grief.
His friends sent him TO the Utica Asylum,
where he continued pining away, until he died
last week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
Asents IOT t1e CITY 0I Richmond, =
au 3-6nls No. 20I Broad street.

H. Cure for Worms B. 4. Fahnr.tock's
NERMi US r. the only safe and edectuat remedy
for EXFELLlN6 WORMS FROM THE SYS-
TEN.
The lives Of thousands of children have been
saved b. the timely ui this extraordinary med
icine.
THIS standard and valuable preparation has now
heen before the pub'lc twenty SIX ears and there
cannot be Any better evidence offered u IT'S eiica
cN thau It's constantly increasing reputation. II
without duubt, the safest and most ettectual meti-
ne lor eXpaliinl worms from the system that has
ever heen discovered. The kuowled4e of its re
medal virtues IS not confined to the United States,
land South America, West Indies, &c, where il
is extensively used, II Is perfectly harmless and
drfa nj all G-es.
Physicians do not hesitate 30 recommend it and
use II eNcldsige,E IN then practice. NAM OF the
mpst eminent and sklllful Of the profession, from
al nartS nt tie c0uutry; TESTIFY To It's uniform sue
cess. For sale by FISHER Il WINSTON.
&c 2-In nulesale Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
eA- ASue audreycr.
DEBILITY OF CHEST

TFHiLiTT OF CHEST
AND LIMBS.
STILL ANOTHER CURE; EVERY DAY WE
HEAR OF THE WONDERFUL
MERITS OF HAMPr0N'S
IiNCTI Ri.
SALUbA, MIDpIfSEx Co.. VA.,l
August II. 1853. (
N.sSrs. No-iiysfr f. 7forbTdy
t}rrtismcH: II Is with unaffected pleasure !
bear testimony to the great merit OF your Hamp
tons TIHctiTe. / was taken. last spring. with the
aswe ANA fever, and debility al chest and limbs. ]
tired =arinGs medicines, bat found rce hut on
lTipk abused hy friend to Try your TineIure.
did aud am now enjoying excellent health, hav~
Ia taken only one bottle. "NtyatiiU dictH.'
) Gu can use 'us as best suits you.
Very tguiJ and Tcspecttnl, yours,
F. ADDISON BRIsTow.
Cali ard ret Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
Rheumatism, ScFoiua, &c. AS a restorative and
invisoTator. II has teen hi Shly recommended.
Hundreds VIII iestIft of cures on themselves and
friends after :ii other cures have failed
FEMALES AND CbiLpREN.-Ths Tinctnre
Will he found Steat medicine for nj their diseases
~ Cau and .et Pamphlets and sec cures.
Sold b, ~ RCklL4, IADG Il CO.. Richmond; I;
b, Dr. COOKE, FREDERICKSBURG: BY al tie Drug
sists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY. Baltimore, and by Dru gsts and Shop
keepers every where. 81 PER bottle SIX hotties,
IS. IS l6-d&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

q
IMPORTS OF DRY GooDs.--The imports of
foreign dry goods at the port of New York for
the month just ended have been smaller than
for any previous month this year, amounting,
in the aggregate, to s5,o90,973. The total i'm
ports of dry goods for the last nine months is
S2 iee $50 against SI7, ,7O7 225 for the same time
last year. The stock of goods in bond has again
decreased, while in September, 1857 nearly
one-third of all TIE dry goods landed were
thrown into the warehouse. The Journal of
Commerce says:
The remainder of the year must show a large
increase on the las quarter of 1857, for the ag-
gregate receipts for the remaining three months
OF that year were less than seven and three
quarter million. We think, also, that the I'M
ports for the next three months will show a
further gain upon last year; but of this there
is less certainty. The importers have been dis
couraged by heavy losses, and some have eoun-
termanded their orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

THE CHIRIQUI HUMBuG.-A careful demon.
stration has shown that 500 pounds Of pure
gold represents the entire quality taken out
Of the graves at Chiriqui. This would give
only the sum Of S750u0, calculating the value
required 46,500 days work, performed by
about $4,000 persons, mostly during the month
of Iufy l.z7-afi Z ts.fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
ONE OF THEM.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.

IstHFc-Ttodf
LYNcHBURG, VA, October I'd.
1t appears that Robert IL. Overs treet. the
railroad overseer who murdered John Dug
gan, near this city, on Monday last, has made
good his escape, as nothing has been heard of
him since he left. The DEATH blow was in-
fiicted with stick, and not with an iron bar
as has been stated. Duggau received but one
blow, and thaton the side of the head, which
split the skull the distance of nine and a half
inches, literally eEroofing the brain. After
committing the act. Overs treet came to this
city, where he has q wife, arranged some fnan-
ciai affairs, and left for parts unknown.-
These particulars are gathered from an eye
witness, who states Duggan offered no yio-
lence to any one, but only persisted in riding
on the hand-ear, from which he had been or
dered by Overs treet.
Our city is at present honored by the dis
tiIguished Capt. William +. Maury. He is
en- route for Nashville, where he is expected to
deliver an address on the lth inst, before the
Agricultural Society of that city.
There were eighteen thousand six hundred
and fifty three barrels of flour inspected here
during the quarter ending 3oth September,
1884, and seven thousand six hundred and
twenty lone hogsheads of tobacco. For the
corresponding quarter of last year there were
eight thousand eight hundred and thirty-two
hogsheads inspected, which shows the same
falling OFF that has been observable in other
places S
Business of all kinds, for the past week, has
been very irregular, without any change in
the market PINKNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

No Papers.-CharIes Chesterman, free ne
gro, arrested for living in the city without .
proper register of his freedom, was taken be-
fore the Mayor yesterday. As he could give
no good reason for not having his papers, he
was locked up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

Wife Thipping-Charles Madison, a denizen
of Valley street, came before the Mayor yes
terday, TO answer for assaulting and beating
his wife, When watchman Boze heard the
cries for help, and went to the relief OF The
poor woman Madison turned upon him like
a wounded tiger, and after letting his tongue
run at electric speed for q minute or two, tried
the virtue of his maulers, whereupon the ofH-
shoulder that capsized him, aud then took him
to the station-house The Mayor committed
him to prison in default OF bail for his fnture
good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

False Alarm.--A party Of boys attempted to
create a false alarm near the bell-house on 9th
street, last Sunday night but were checked by
on their beats