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m. SPRING STOCK.
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.

~ 49,
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
HAMILTON = BOUCHER.
We beg leave 20 call the attention o. OUT c.s.v o
p,ers and the public generally 70 the tacs tns 80
have Just returned from the North ~'h 0"' NV"
''''A y HArs, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS, ,-
consisting of the very latest styles. We heaner
prepared to offer much larger, better anu
lot Of Hats and Caps than ever offered 10 nnr
ket We invite the public 10 call ana !. iii seI
stock before purchaslng elsewhere. az w esta.
as cheap. II not cheaper, than any otner "A'
blishment In this city. =. M.,r n
All we ask is trial. Call Ct No y nnnaihpnHER.
HAMlLToN pSar at the
NB-fine SILK HATS made to o ~, a:@im
shortest notice. - -
mn NEW STYLES -
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
HATS. CAPS AND STRAW duopS'
,rrr,s;nv al, the newest and latest sly les OF
Cans Ladies. Misses and Chiidrens Stf@" "o0"''
Ladies'. Misses and Childrens Flats.oi every va
Irtanes' rmrbans of the latest styles.
ALSO.
younp Gents and Youths Hats ana caps' .. ne she
most fssbionabje styles-which will be SOLD on the
most favorable terms ,..s
4 cali is most respectfully solicited.
scccessor to Binford, Dickinson.A Weisiger..
~ reS'@''o' w No 70 Main ct.
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SPRING TRADE.

DOBERT j. DENNY, Dealer in hsrd-
IL ware Cutlery. fools. &c. ambracinS every Va
and Heusekeepers. Nc 30o Main street, aoeSs 'ne
Banks. Z, ia.
lhave now in store the largest aud most conpi e.s
have ever hal the pleasure 70 offer. and respess
fully invite all in want 70 examine the same pevts
having been purchased exclusively for cash. An
prepared to offer them upon the lowsssterms
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
BUtLDI "a MATkkIALS
TcoLS OF ALL KINDS
Iha7s also the Agency hero for the bsltimGess
Steam, Water and Gas Cocks. Steam Whistles. Aha
Brass Work generally, ut short notice.
ROBERT DENNY,
NH ~ Dos Main sc, above the bspks
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INSURANCE
4 Oh THn LIyng 0E ,r. v-..os..
Can BE- obtsipsd b the -. 1890,
OF LONDON,
fActuai Capital, S2soo, ooo.I
Agcncy ct the once Of the virginia Hffe 80 M
Yine fosurance Company. No i3f Main street. kich-
IL" IL jNO D CULLsN, Medical Examinsr-Qm
Al ths once Of Drs Gibson and cullen, south ode o.
TrsnkIin street, between 9Th and I'D streets.
= 2-0 Uw AhDlN, Asens.
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:. 4S5 prizes, amounting 20 SzD.nl9
Whole Tickets, 40; Halves, IS Quarters, 81 50;
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from 20 SO 1900, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips of paper, encirGled with sms IL tin tubes
and nlaced in one wheel
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
cled al placed i'll smother wheel
The wheels are then revolved. and a number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and ex.
hbited TO the audience, and registered by the Com
mssioners the Prize being placed against the mum.
Der drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs-The two preceding ard
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled e. the q ApProxima,
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered
ll24s ll24e, li25i. lia52 will each be entitled to
those Tickets numbered 54S. sag. 55. $50 will each
identified to $780, and so on according to the above
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last Fl cure of the Number that draws the S50,0o0
Prize. For example; if the Number drawing the
$4,000 Prize ends with No l. then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $50.
If the number ends with No 3. then all the tickets
whore the Number ends in will be entitled to $50
and 50 on toe.
en- remember that every ps:ze is drawn and
pa Manassrs q Printed Certificates of psesa
ges Of tickets will be sold at the following rates.
Certificate Of package of 70 WHOLE tickets. $50
10 quarter " ~
10 eighth 10
In O1nHlINe TtcK8TS Oh CxRfIYIcAxIs
1nclose the money TO eur address for the Tickets
ordered, ON receipt of which they Will be forwarded
By nrst mail Purchaserscan have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
topurchAsersimmediately after thedrawing.
In future our Single Number Lotteries will draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates in the
above Schemes 70
WOOD, EDDY & co, Augusta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY co, Atlanta, Ca,
Or WOOD. EDDY 4 CO. Wilmington Del
ATA list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the Prize that each one is
entitled TO, will be published after every drawing
in the following papers augusta Goastitutioadlist
Mobile Register NdshriIle Gazette. Ne.o York Beck
w Day Book. Rictmond (Td) Dispatch, Pa 1id,ao
(Miss) Clarion and NeU York Herald.
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ODD FELLOWS
CERTIFICATES:

NORFOLK LODGE, No. /.
NoRHoLK, Sept 9Th. 1852.
DR. RURRow Dear Sir-In compliance with
your request we the undersigned, would cheerfully
state that attention called TO the deplorable
condition OF stranger in the aims house of this
city who had been treated by the physicians OF that
institution for Syphilis without efecting cure;
and by the order o. the Masonic Lodge OF this city
(of which this stranger was brother) we directed
you to administer your Reliable Medicine and that
after he had taken it q few weeks, he was pro-
nouuces cu,ej and left Norfolk apparently we'll
man Resnartfuliy yOurs
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To BANG SLEEP -Rsspail, q French chemist,
fods camphor Q remedy for that fearful insomno.
Iepcs which attends the first stages of insaDity-
When opium and "all drowsy syrup of the Eass,"
fail Of effect, . grain Of camphor, formed iuto a
pill, and followed by draught of an ounce and a
half of the infusion Of hops, mixed with five drops
of sulphurc ether, 10 his usual remedy for pro-
curing sleeO,
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW SPRING
L AND SUMMER GO0DS-ENORMOUS RE

L AND SUMMER GO0DS-ENORMCUS RE
DUITfON IN PRICES-Now receiving, twenty
Il ousand dollars worth of new Spring and Summer
Dress Goods. bought last week at the closing out
auction sales, at unheard Of reductions from the
opening spring prices all of which will be offered
at a small profit on the first cost.
Splendid Chene Jupe Silk Robes magnificent
Chene Bay edsre silks; Paris printed Barge kobes
Fiounces; Paris printed Bareee Robes a'Les; an
elegant stock of Black Silks all grades; Chintz Or
gandie Robes a'Jupe and Robes aLes; Chintz Ur-
esudies; French and English Jaconets aud Lawns;
Is O0Oof the most elegant and desirable Lawns in
of Lawns. good qualities and fast colors, at 10
cents:OG0 Hoop skirts 7isprings. only so CENTS FIR
and English Prints in great variety, ct very low
prices SO pieces of beautiful French Chintz Cali
Goes. fast coors. at only l2a cent? yard, great
bargain; 10 pieces of fine quality Curtain Damask,
bou ght of the under writer's which will be sold at
less than the cost of importation. All in want of
Curtain Materials will please look at these goods-a
great saving can be effected. The above, with an
endless variety of cheap goods, can be had at the
great Down Town Emporium of
ALFRED MOSES,
N.Y. So Main street.
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uIeeoLUTIoNs, 90.


no PARTNERSHIP.-The undersign-
" ed have formed q copartnership, under the
firm and style Of WILLIAMS Z ELtIoIT, ior ne = e
purpose Of conducting general HAhD"AnS
business in the city of Richmond.
They have taken the well known Hardware house
of Thos Rust, 81 Main street, where they rave
opened an entirely new and complete STOCK OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TO-,
nd home by atrict attention to business and mod
crate prices to merit the patronage Of the pubic
RICHMOND WILLIAMS.
Late with Van lev. lay lor 20.
WA ELLIOTT.
an l3-lm Late with Smith Harwood.
nIHSOLUTION OF ca PARTNER
~ sHIP.-The Co-paI tnership II sFEAkNS
THUkSTON il this day dissolved by mutuai CON
sent FRANKLIN STEARNS Will fetflc up the
ou'''"s FRANKLIN STEARN9,
a.2-ts PHINEAS THURSTON.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. have
~ this dsy associated with me in co-partnersn1p
VIM BRENT. of the late firm Of dretter Brent
a aTI M STEAkNS.
Q. wv" WIN BRENT
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Fms IN BALTihoRR.-A FIRE occurred in Baltic
more, Saturday morning, destroying the Hanover
House, and the bulldog known q Wasbing ton
Hall. The loss to the occupants was about IS 600
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7 ARGE ADDITIONAL SUP 2 L lie
II ELEGANT
FANCY DRY GOODS

TH0S X PRICE Il CO are now selecting from the
most recent importstions many new and elegant
Fancy Goods, por lions OF which already in stock
and others the way. to which they invite the at
tention oftheir friends AMI the public.
Elegant Lace Nantes Black BonibeZines
Do Silk and Lace do DeGrenadne and Popli.
Rich Lace Points and net
Sha&ls Cord Grape Bareges
Embroidaf in variety Do and Blk Challies
BRUSSELS and Point Sets Pine Apple Cloths
Do do Collars Rich Organizes and Robes
Honiton and Maltese do Do Barge Re bes
Hosiery G loves, Mits DC Cord Lawns and Jaco-
Gents and Ladies' Meri. nets, I'd, Is, ls 81, and
no Vests higher
And a large and general selection of beautiful Eng.
fish and American Prints; Black and White Prints;
White Cambrics; Irish Linens; sheetings; Servants
Goods; Cotton Diapers: Linen Ducks. &C, all of
which are at the very lowest rates.
my2 X PRICE L co.
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EDDY Il co. Very respectfully,
MAGNIF eNT SCHE M E

MAGNIFIC gNT SCH E M E
The following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD,
EDDY Co. (Successors to 8. SWAN Co ) Mar
ayers of the SPARTA ACADEMY L0TTEEY. of
Georgia. at Augusta, Ga, in public. as follows:
GLASS le draws on SATURDAY, May Tth, 1859.
GLASS 20 draws on SATURDAY, May l4th, 1859.
CLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, May 2lst, 1859.
GLASS % draws on SATURDAY, May 2Sth. 1859
TO BE ORA WN ON THE PLAN OF XLNGLE
NUMBERS
1--WE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIEST
$4,000 TIC x e r g!
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10 D. YALE & CO.,

~ D. YALE & Co.,
We 49, MAIN efRxEf.
REFRIGERATORs,
FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT PAINT,
For Roofs the best article for the purpose In Lse.
Lightning Rods Of the most approved kind.
Pumps Of all kinds.
Hydraulic Rams.
Lead and Iron Pipe, oil sizes.
Portable Gas Work put mp In town and country.
Hotel and Family Cooking Ranges and stoves. oil
All kinds of fiunbing and Gas Fitting done 70
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and Guttering, Heating public and pri
vate buildings tn eli the various ways known in
modern improvements ap 9kr-am
COTTON AND WOODEN WASTE
~ FOR cleaning and packing steam engines and 10.
ennotlvcs Tam prepared 70 furnish rsiiroad con-
pseiss Sad osesss With the above article. q suDs
. ls-ss AsLEn. on the Doch.
a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
aeye removed their 0Glce 10 ~ Main a..
s ssasS e lot sss oESG.s nss,hsa a. sona
~ " : in-6
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- FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
a8 Another case of the above from Miles,
consisting of Calf Dress Boots; Pat Leather Dress
80 Wv w JOHN q PAGE. JR,
90 Main street.
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D RELIABLE urn,crNrs
Yon THE RAPID AND xrrEoruAL CURE lEs oS
RHEUMATISM, pYsRhPsfA
gLSERoTs AFFECTIONS run
nE kshEGHs af ShSEss. hr1sruLA
DiSESSIS or THE WOMB co,,v
5Rq SNYlsFGN 4TSRs 4H ezs GHhF FEVER
Piles. GEN. KAL PEBiILIITTxxc e
GL4 a4ypnw1G F SWfhL M SAGUE
MERCURLIL DISEASE. FkMALE DiS 1...S ~
And all Diseases arising from an Impure state OF
Ix 81 sEys Us En- " &c Hs'a ~ sI2P1FE.
In offering this medicine TO the pubic. tne pro
prietors wish 1t to be distinctly understood Dy Az
medicines, or any Of the new upstarts OF the day,
but as truly great and wonderful remedy, whose
extraordinary curative powers are autnentlcaIea
81 RsSgi Rl1H H5 ss ssS lest
experencein Norfolk anu vicinity reforming o0fhg
most obstinate ard inveterafe diseases nave peen
thoroughly and permanently restored to health by
the use of this medicine, after having been pro-
nounced incurabe by the most eminent phy sic1ans
in this country and Europe
The preprietors have IN their possession tnou,
discriminating. who have not only allowed their
names to be introduced as witnesses OF the efficacy
OF this medicine, out VINO are Wiling, II ouuIcooeu
upon the subject. to correspond with the afflicted.
aud thus satisfy them of the truthfuiness OF what
lie here asserted before dollar is expended 10 pur-
chasinei.. Some persons may doubt the efficacy
of this medicine for the reason it s recommended to
cure go many affections and which, TO the skeptic,
NAV appear impossible for any one medicine to do.
The re ason why this preparation cures 80 many dis,
es.es, is because it is REGENERATOR OR
CEANGER OF THE WHOLE HUMAN SYS-
TEN thoroughly purifying the blood. and remov-
ing all morbid obstructions, which cannot be dc.
MED are the sources of all diseases All that
ia asked for this medicine is fair trial. which will
a.suredly convince any one Of its extraordinary Of
cacy in curing the various diseases for which it is
recommended.
The following persons living in Norfolk. Va, and
its vicinity, have certified by saying:
We take pleasure in recommending BURkOW's
for which it is recommended. assuring the afflicted
A. fharo oil "a 10 fad
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6& FACTORY, CORNER OF 9Th AND
BROAD eTKEETS. -The subscriber having had IS
Yeats practical OF perience in the manufacturing Of
UARRIAGE,Sin some OF tho largest establishments
In the North and South. fAtters himself that he ia
fully able to manufacture the most fashionable as
we'll as tho plainest style Of CARRIAGES, to be
fonnd In the state Possessing various advantages
IN al: business he Ii enable 10 cell his work e low.
prices than be Afforded by others In tho trade
Ne nas now on hand. OF his own manufacture. BUli'
GiES. With ana without tops. ROCkAWAYS. dc.
up Thine John DOES.
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CLOTuINa.
j SPRING GOODS AT HEAD QUARTERS.

- CLOTHING.
W. SPRING GOODS AT HEAD QUARTERS,
~. Corner Mlin and 18th ayeds.
The subscriber has just returned from New York,
with the largest and most fashionable stock OF
Goods he has ever had selected by himself In per.
son. with great care. with special reference 70 the
retail trade. better stock Of Cloths, Csssimeres
and Vestings cannot be seen in this city. Coats,
Pants and Vests of every Imaginable shape, color
and quality. embracing all the new styles. Also .
most magnificent stock OF Furnishing Goods, sach
Super silk Lace Neck Ties
Blk and Fancy SILK Neck Tics
Pocket Hdkfs, Cravats. Stocks
shirts, Collars. Drawers, Gloves
Suspenders, Socks, &c.
All in want of Goods, really fresh and desirable.
either ready made or eut measure, would do well
TO give him cali before purchasing elsewhere.
He has in his employ the best Of Cutters and
Werkmen. SPENCE.
ap2 Corner Main and 18th streets
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LADIES' SHOES. "A large
vz1sls0 supply of all kinds of Ladies' fashionable
CATERS Slippers and Shoes. just received at 70.
d JNO " hVh, "ls'
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- ffcauosb xsx


rnTnHSDUkamAI LROAD
rHROU0M 1RIIoaT1 1sTwnnm n1CHMoaD
AM NORTH 0Ak0L1NA-HFs0 ths III dsy =
March until the yet Of seyeembcy nsxs the hssis
Richmond aDd Pstsrsburg On NON DAY, WnDN ~
DAT snd 9RI0AY. q o'clock. \. Instead az
O'clock, - before.
Arrangeinenfs have bssn mads b. tAis Cou,,s,
for the prompt snd pupcfnal lbvwsfding aod deIis.
err Of a Produces. Goods cf Other sftslss frslrh,
Richmond snd points betWeen PsteFsbAf. and r.
leigh. Ridgwat. Greensboro. Balisbury, and Ckss.
charge for for. wardina. storage. -. All sush ss,I
cies sent 10 Richmond, should be cqnNaped snd
plainly marked, Toths care ofthe Freight Agent A
burg" By whom they will Be promptly Forwarded
Az 70 the rates Of tolls ON the Rods south n %
a. RsIsish. intormstion mar be nal ~ ths hs,s. s
Of this Company Of Richmond.
om.. suupc., WINNIE. sart
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LADIES' MOROCCO HEEL
ED BOOTS at $3.50 and S2.-Just opened
beautiful lot of the above, at
my5 WM Walsh ..
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ETs7 THRPiN, ROPER 4 MUIR
- ,,..,.H RAY,
UNDERTAKEN,
Governor street. between Main and Franklin Rich,
ss6 mond, Va. 49,.
Keen censtantIv on hand eli kinds AT Rad v.ma;a
CDRt7NsAND skTALLIg Burr stL 0.iSiEssss'
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NICHMUNU, hFAIL %, ItJ9
ITO THE PUBLIC have this day
L constituted and appointed sAaL JkTER my
Agent, by Iced duly recorded in the Ctiice Of the
Court of Hastings OF the city of Richmond to con-
duct for me. and in my name. General Commis'
zion and Forwarding Business. -
az 20-lms PRANS A JETER.
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THE DISPATCH.
:. ..' Z -, nm 9NMmRRCIAL.

Sales In New York Friday Of s7eeo va o." 90 =,
"A COO de sis at e7k; on Saturday SAN"
o.. and o., 600 do At s1k.
! - Northern Markets. ...,.
Nrw Yoax, May 7.---Ficur closed .SS.nce Of Ic--
e sSs Wsscs Corn sls,sd ss
sis ysiio. ssss, ,g sSst e'f LARD closed dol
" n,sn nm NAV Flour isquiet-Howard street
Ssid a sSs without ::lss rosa g prime ss
1So1 70 vs,nrn r. Icss buoy ant--prme yellow. Stg
- rssta ssSsec. Provisions steady Wnishey %
SS<s W"ssSs .ios{ny At &c for ONO.
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In conformity with the foregoing,

will conduct, at nay old stand. on Cary street, two
doors below the Columbian Hotel, General Com
mission and Forwarding Bu'iness. / shalt gitsBy
undivided aud personal attention to the sale OF eve
Flour Tobacco, &C aud by strict attention 10 bu'
siness hope TO receive q liberal SD are of public
patronage. SAM'L JETER,
ap 20-Ims Agent for Frans A Jetsr.
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ICE.-We are prepared

APAGNES.-The undersigned have been appoint
ed sole agents for the United STATES and Canada Tor
JACQUES, GoERG Co., at Chalons sur Msrne. France
We present their Wines 10 the public under tSo
brands, namely: La PERLE and RCBLS.
The 'PERLR' Wine is of exquisite navor ana
fruity taste.
The "RUBIs" is fue Cal :aet Champagne. OF
beautiful ruby color. which Is natural to tne wine
and made from Grapes OF the choicest selections
Fer sale at wholesale In Richmond, only by
DUDLEY Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-14
An Extraordinary Suicide.

? There is in the Nashville Christial i'd
roedte an extraordinary story Of apparent
insanity and suicide. The individual, w.
b. Morton, is spoken of as man OF exem-
plary character, who had lost two wives un-
der distressing circumstances, and was mar
ried to the third. lie resided in W illiamson
county, Tennessee, and his last interview
with his wife and his death are described as
follows: -l2' GailsI 25l e=s ro-l f.a
He said that, in his regular secret devo-
tions, he could not pray as he formerly had
done, and that this world had lost its charms
for him. He arose, went to the bureau, got
his will and read it over privately, after
which he sealed it up, and, offering il to his
wife, said /" If anything should happen to
me, will you give this to Esquire Boyd +? !"
She refused to take it, but told him that
Esquire Boyd would get it if it became
necessary. He counted his money, and told
his wife whom it belonged to; that part
belonged TO some heirs, &C., and that seven
ty dollars was to pay what he had borrowed
from her. Then, with her eyes resting full
upon him, he took razor from the drawer
by the hand, babe her final farewell-told
her his breath was short, and he was obliged
to die. - --
He started, with her swinging to his body,
but eluded her grasp at the door, and ran
violently down the hill to barn which
was n few hundred yards away, with
his hands cireling around his. head like a
mailman, falling to the ground twice as he
ran, but arising and staggering his way IN
til he reached the barn. His wife gave the
alarm, and the servants from the field and
the yard were soon at the barn, but too late.
He was there, but wounded and dead-a
CHASTITY victim of insanity and self-destruc-
ton; both jugular veins, the wind pipe and
leaders all cut through square across to the
neck-bone. Clenched fast in the right hand
was the bloody razor, with which life had
| been enptied out at half breath, and in
his left hand was the short end of the razor
case. He had evidently reached the barn,
and was standing still and erect when the
! first effort was made, which only made an
incision through the skin; then, with hand
bloody from that wound, raised his hat threw
back his head, and gave the second, fearful
| and fatal stroke, which filed his shoes and
covered the floor around with smoking blood,
in which he was found, upon his face, bath
ed and dead
Ten minutes from the time he kissed his
lovely wife and babe her farewell, he had
passed the scene of death, and was standing
before his God in the eternal world.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-14

nsA. They are building large and hand
some new opera house in New Orleans
Italian architecture, eighty feet high. The
building projects over the sidewalk in the
French style, and the external walls rest
upon pillars at the curbstone in front, be-
sides which a gallery, six feet wide and
sixty feet long, projects from this arcade
over the street as protection to ladies en-
tering and leaving carriages in bad weather
The auditorium is elliptical in shape, and
fully as large as that of the Tacon at Ha-
ysna. There are FIVE latticed boxes on each
side Of the parquette, and open boxes OF
odgnOres all around the pit, and four tiers
of boxes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-14

EaT We learn from the Louisville Cour-
isT that Il man named Jasper Rouzy was
hung by a mob, near Stanford, Lincoln
"ounty, Ky, on Saturday morning last
kOuzy was man of desperate character, and
had, in May last, shot James Oldham, in
Milledgeville, Lincoln county, Ky. Al
though heavy reward was offered for his
apprehension, he remained at large until
las; Monday, when he was arrested at Brad
iordsville, Marion county, KY, and immedi.
ateiy convey Of TO Stanford and lodged in
Jail. is aid that when arrested be de-
sired to be killed on the spot, as he knew
he would be hung IL carried To Stanford
Or saturday morning, about two o'clock, q
mob Of about one hundred persons collected
srounj'the Jail, and made an attack upon il,
and seized the prisoner. They then con.
veyed him a short distance into the woods
and hung him Oh tree. Before his execu.
ton he desired that his body might be given
TO his wife Whilst at large in Marion
county, RoLzy committed numerous petty
outrages, and was attempting to perpetrate
theft when firally arrested. He has at LAS
paid the forfeit of has crimes by an ignomiu.
ious and terrible death.