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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29


mo. lltl AN ACT
To amend the passed March IL 1856, supplementary
passed Mar'hg, 1853, oprovde for draining and
roclaiming certain swamp and Overlooked Lands,
Sec. I. neit cuactodby the General Assembly ofthe
State Of Ohio That scotun Of the passed March "
1850, entitled "nn act supplementary act entitled
act TO provide for draining and rccnimng swamp nnd
nOwod lands granted 10 the state OF Ohio hy act Of
gress approved September eS s5O, passed Marh 3 S53
be amended as 10 read follower Sec. !. That tho
county commits toners n any county which any Of such
swamp oruyornowed lands be situated and for the
draining and reclamation OF which have heretofore
been hallheTeuerbe be len under the provisions ofthe
TO which this h supplementary, may at their discretion
extend ihe tue olpcrormnnce Of such contracts
when tho have expire by the limitation Cf said act,
upon the tcmsas originally made, said contracts no,
TO be renewed thcme ofpoTomance thereof extended
fot term Of than ofnor than year, beyond their
time Of expiration under the act which this suppeme
tAY,
See g That the Grst section Of the act Of which this
mondutOry be and the srme is hereby repealed,
R-c g. This act shall TAXI effect and be In force from
WILLIAM n. WOODS,
Speaker the Iiopse ofRrptosentutiyes
MARTIN WELkER,
Speaker Of tho Senate
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Manh 90 1850
ACr

mo, MAJ ANACT
To authorize County Agricultural Societies to sell Fair
Grounds In certain eases,
Sec l. Re Il enacted by tho General Assembly or tho
State Of Ohio That when any county agricultural society
IN this State shall dese Its site Cor holding county
far, for the purp opurchasng another Site the scot
eY mayse the same n such manner and such terms
may deem popcr, and the money arising from the sale
whom paid shall be pait by the purhaser to the couny
treasurer who shall uotray IL ony upon the certificate
Of the society that the certificate Of Tho president and
rcary Of the society that the same Is TO be used In The
purchase or impoyemettof another ste, which site said
cedcato shah show To have been pufchased aud n coun.
ties where che county has paid any portion Of the purchase
money Or the site proposed be sold the written consen,
Of the county commissioners shall 6ratbo giveu To the sale
Of the same nor shall he money be paid ou Of the reasu
~ without their consent.
Sec. g. Convey Of ground under this aot, which
owned exclusively by any society, may be executed
by the president ofhe soey such president and goundi
owned partly by the ocsy and partly by the county may
be conveyed hy deed executed by the president Of the oo
ey such president and by the cruniy commissioners
Sec. 4 IhsaC shall take effect and be In force from
and amer IT, passage.
WILLIAM n, WOOnS.
Speaker OF the House Of RepreseutAiises
MARTIN MElkER,
President OF the Senate
March ga, 1859,
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Kanaas Con1tltutiOnal Convention.

A despatch from Loayenworth says:
The Official majority 10 favor ola Con.
stitutiou is 300l
Gov. Melary has issued procama-
ton for tie election Of delegates to Con
stiluiional Convention, TO assemble at
Wyandotte IN June. County oonyen.
tions lave been called through.
out the territory to perfect party organi-
zaticns.
Efforts bre being made to con.
solidate the opposition to the Democra.
cy. which viii probably be successful
Both parties will make strenuous efforts
to obtain control Of the Constitutional
Convention.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

The Washington States grants that
"undor the most auspioious circumstan.
oes, Pennsylvania would probably sup
port the Republican candidates. Divi.
ded between two rival and inimicAl fac.
tions. the Democracy have no hope Of
ascendancy in the State"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

ANTIOCH CoLLEoR.-This Institution has
been entirely freed from debt, and pur'
chased by its old friends, with new
charter which secures il pOrpotualy to
tue Christian denomination
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

Rg- Messrs. j. Il II. Miller have sold
out their interest in the Ohio State Jour
nal to II d, Cooke and q. G. Bill, who
viii conduct it under the style Of Henry
D. Cooked Co The Journal has proved
eminenly successful under its new man
agement.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

7 d. JoNSs, the Sculptor, We learn. from
the Register. is now in Sandusky, draft
ing model of the Perry MoNument,to be
erected on Gibraltar, at Putin. Bay. He
is accompanied by a Cincinnati artist,
who is making sketches OF Putin. Bay
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Senate.
March 2G, 1859.


mo. tOsl ANACT
Scc.i. Ne II ennctadhy tho General Assembly OF tho
State Of Ohio That the 6r section u the entitled
act 10 establish alterations In sinte hnd county Tord" be-
and h hereby amended read NJ iollows Sec 49,.
That II alterations Of state county rondsi that
or shall hereafter be lawfully made and established, shall
fom part OF said road and much Of the original road
lies between the points which the alteration inter
cd, or intcr.ccts, shall be and remain vacated,
Sec Q. That the orr alsecton 10 which this h an
amendment Is hereby repealed.
Sec. This act 10 take effect and he In force from and
amer is passage.
WILIl M n. WOODS,
Speaker or the house Of Representative,
MARTIN WEI kER,
aLrrn off fha ssn ale
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

RS- A great flood is prevailing in the
Lower Mississippi, in some places ex'
ceeding that Of last year, causing breaks
in the levees and great damage to the
adiaeenl plantations.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

re- Luoius A. Bowers Of Franklin
county bias commenced suit for $4,000
damages. against three persons. for alien.
atiug his wife's affections.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

Extraordinary as il may appear, says
an exchange, piece Of brown paper
folded aud placed between the upper lip
aud gum, will stop bleeding Of the nose
Try IL.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

R9- Judge Wilson. after Cooling
down." consented to new Jury in the
case of LaHgston, whose trial is now 60
ing on at Cleveland.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

GsE The Columbus Gazette hoists the
name of SALMON P. CHASE for Presi.
dent aud Edward Bates, Of Mo, Tor Vice
Prest, in 1850.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

B1-The city of Quito, in South Amer
lea, has been destroyed by an earthquake
aud 5ooO Of It's inhabitants buried in the
ruins.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

ET We understand that C.S. Ham
ilIOn. formerly Of the Marysville Tribune,
viii be candidate, before the Republi-
can State Convention. for Auditor.
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Court of Common Pleas of Seneca Coun-
". Ohio.
George n. Kyle, Plaintiff vs.. Anthony Shaw and So
phfonia NJ shaw, his wife, Joseph Shaw, and McDoi
Ehats nrg

w. Oulus
George H. Kyle, Plaintiff, vs.. Anthony Shaw and So.
phfonia NJ shaw, his wife, Joseph Shaw, and McDoe
Shaw, Defendants.
The said Defendant Joseph Shaw win take notice hst
ton In the 'nid Cout heren, n substance, he ays3 that
the i2h day Of February Ie5i the said Defendant 10
sep ona" sod nnd conveyed 10 shid Anthony shaw the
real estate known ns tho Mansion House," described
follows; the East quarter Of not No. 1905 the East quar-.
et Of tno, No l5l' s,rpnny f ct wide OF the East end
OF In lo No 1872, and a that part Of lnot No. %, lying
West Of hourn road in Republic, Seneca Comfy O TO-
andthat the said Antnony thereby became indebted the
said Joseph In the sum Of 1880 and
That Afterwards, on the l2h day of February, 1851,
PaintNand said Anthony entered into written contract,
whereby the Plaintiff was To take possossion Of aud keep
tavern In said sNInnon Uouseh that so soon AZ Plain
m should pay one-nf Of balance Of purchase money aore
said 10 to,enh to., st455 The said Anthony yond ex
ccutc and deliver 20 said Plaintiff deed Of general
r39y'in fee 'mno for ts undivided half of sad real g.
That Plaintiff took possession Of and kent tavern sn
nd premises until October 1T, 1852, paid Mp the full sum
Of sl475 aud interest," and afterwards demanded OF said
Anthony conveyance according the Of snid con.
tract, which said Anthony then and s refuses TO make;
that said Joseph holds or rctcns to hold mortgage lien
upon the undivided half Of said real estate, owned By said
Anthony
That amer the payment Of tcpurcba,o money by said
Plaintiff ioit, December % s5s the said Anthony the
purpose Of wronFing and defraudnF Plaintiff conveyed by
deed IN Zee simple, to the Defendant McDoe Shaw part
Of said real estate towit strip y feet wide OIL Of East
end Of lnot No 52 and much Of said In.o No o. as
lies West Of kihoun road, In Repuhc, Seneca County,
Ohio, andtho aid McDole Shaw had full knowledge and
notice of plaintiHf rights.
That said sophoninis entitled to an expectancy Of dow.
e IN the undivided half OF sadpremises owned by the said
Anthony, but not In that owned by Plaintiff
%. That Plaintiff while In possession Of said real os.
tate with the consent and agreement Of parties put
bic lasting Improvements thereon, the Of $500 and
thereby the said Anthony became and is now indebted 10
said Plaintiff for one half thereof ia tho sum Of $50
And prays that CONVEX from Anthony 10 Mco NAV
be held for nough that Anthony and his wife may be COM
PEELED 10 convey 20 said Paintone full equal half Of said
real estate; that he may have partition Of his said
that said Defendant Joseph shaw, may make full answer
herco that painnfmsy have judgement against said An
thony for $780, with interest since the I2th day Of April
I Na
4h day of June, A. ID. 1850 the same will be taken
true, and judgement rendered thereon accordingly.
l., A. HALL ana LIE BREwFR,
apis 0wSil.e5 Auys ior Pl'ph
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

RB- Hon. John Letchcr, Democratic
candidate fot Governor in Virginia, is
said to be lying dangerously III.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

EO- The jury before whom the crew
Of the SLAYER Echo. were tried, have rem.
dered verdict cf aequittal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

Sale OF Real Estate by order Of Court

On the esth day ofMay, ID. 1850. At one O'Clock In
'he afternoon, a. the door Of the CouH House, n the city
Of rdn, Seneca County, Ohio will be sold 10 the highest
bidder the following real estate, tho propsuy Of Peter
Horn, nased aud helpless person, towiu fraction Of
twenty acres % be taken Nom The n, the W.
one-hali Of he ), W one.iourh Of section No rs, Town
shin 3, Noh OF Range n, within the Delaware tand Dis
ucii and now particularly descFlbed follows, to.Wit-
Commencing az the n, ~ Of said lo itom ,heuco
'unnng South along the East line Of said bot go rods from
thence Ned ngenough 80 that ine running North paral
le with the sad East line Of said oi % the Nohrrn hOun.
da thereof together with much OF said Northern boun
dary b ucu uded between said line and tho said East
line Of said lot and tho other boundaries aforesaid shall
close tweny ao5oslfse Of AID oanoambeTtd BY dover
other charge,
rERNl or sALE,
One third ofhe purchase hand day ofsae,
and the remaining two thirds In two equal iusiaents
sx and twelve months respectively, with interest thereon
from day OF sale Sutd deferred payments be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold JACOB MILLER,
upeo4wS350 GuJTlsn ofihs said PEFEH Hoax,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

Mr.. Reed, American Minister to Chi.
na, at last accounts had arrived at Paris
by the overland India mail route.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

and more grass per day, with single team than any other
Reaper and Mower known u IS strong md well bt
that u t always In order II Is work for Your horses
models for exhibition they calculated 10 perform
much better you tables than the machines they epro.
sent will In your fields Bot settling M machines
ready iorhe field, az the following nl1ces-Tnn, Fosto.
rai Heoyue, Republic andatthe residence ofho subsrr.
ber miles southeast Of Republics and would ask lar
wp f0
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
Horse and Wagon For Sale.

A Good young Horie toerably well brokei Also, irs
~ rate two-horse Wogon Inquire a. the stove store o.
aplS-3w G.. r. MILLER & Co.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29

The foundry Of Henry Davis. at Ports
mouth, o., was burned on the 2isL inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03

4 Mcxpxs RevExfxn nv 4 UaExw.--A miraculous
discovery of q hsrfsbie murder IL related by a
peiViap Journal Of recent date, Of which We make
a summary :--rwo brothers, Jews, set out from
,iyes with o view 81 piaeiog their two daughters
az a boarding school 10 the town OF Grossssrdein
pntIug the pieht CT their sbsence, the youngest
daughter. aged ten, who vas eft at home, woke mp
her mother suddenly daring tie night, and crying
bitterly, declared that she saw her father anu
uscle, and all being murdered. The mother, FOR
some time took 30 notice Of the chitd'e deciara-
tion bat as she persisted, aud would not be paci-
ed abe began TO be alarmed herseif and the next
morning took the child before the Mayor OF the
town, TO whom che declared her dream. stating at
the same time that the murderefs were two men
living in tho Deghborbood, whom she deliberately
pointed out, aud added that the murder Was CONS
mited at tho entrance Of the forest, the road TO
Urosswsrdein.
The Mayor, after receiving this revelation,
thought IL prudent to make inquiry after the two
ueishbors indicated by the child, when, singular
euoogh, they were discovered to be absent from
home. This suspicious Circumstance Induced The
Mayor 20 dispatch me officers 10 the forest al
lu3ed TO by the child who discovered the horrible
spectacle Of Il ve bodies "xieuded on the ground
which we're those OF the two brothers, the two
dsugh ters and the driver of the vehicle in which
they all took their departure. The corpses appear
ed have all bsen set on FIRE, so al 20 destroy
their identity, and the vehicle was nowhere dies
covered. THIS horrible tragedy led the officers 10
examine the v hole neighbotbood when they forS
tunstely p1unced upon the two ueighbors al a fsii
DOT far distant, AZ they were in the very act OF
changing come notes on which some spots of blood
we're Visible. Ga beips seized they immsfisteiy
confessed their crime, aud en- the chIds dream
bei & revealed to them, acknowledged the hnzer
of P.oviJegce in their capture. Tbs wonderful
d. The part of the cnIid, and its fol nent
excited al Immense sensation ia the neisnbor-
h.aDj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03
s~-s@-l1 Arc. CARS. UOOx0. 10
- NfN sT0CK -
BuoTs AND SHOES.

We are receiving this morning. Dec. 22d. Per
steamers and schl r.. Nickerson, 9 good assortment
Of BOUTS and SHOES, of the following kinds:
Women heavy welted heel BOUTS, made strong
and good; sizes: tot. 5to7, to Q. y. aud :
to o. These Bootsare made 10 order, and are such
IS we can warrant to wear well.
Mems fine Calf BRoGANS .
Mems fine black bottom BRooANs; sizes: to IL
and 10 to Is e
Mems fine Calf Oxford TIES
Mems heayy double sole BOOTS
Mems fine Kip BOOTS
Boys due Calf BOCTS, all sizss, 10 D, ~ 10 10,
6to 0 -
Boys, prime Kip BOOTS, made to wear as well a.
to ell ..~.-.~.~,,.
We invite all IN want to give us u call.
PUTSEY WATTS,
l3 Main STREET,
de u Emporium OF fashion,
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-. Nrw CaRRIAGE AND HAIR.

49,. MESS REPosITokY.- snsased in
eosah Making offers to those in this sna snb.
may wish 20 purchase. variety o. KocI aways
:ta"ssl soT raprsnisd made Of good and durable
material Persons wishing TO purcaas,S, induce
fully invited TO give call ana both az to
price aud guarantee of the fsisIiisM pPUiLEN,
the woFh: Wall. s.. near st Charies Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
~ tion which has boon in successful operation fr
the last IRE years, g situated on

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
~ tion which has boon in sRccessfu operation for
she last foe years, g situated on
CHURCH HILL, RIO iMONn, VA,
In delightful, airy position, and ID furnished will
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa
TENTS and the successful treatment of fiseasr
It has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been ncoly furnished suitable 10 the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find it ipcouTe
Particular attention will be paid to the lijT1-sn
yards, which are peculiarly commodiouS.
TERMS:
(Fdv1ble on the Te,aeuolQf the Patiently
White patients, per week.
Colored do. =" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Private Rooms, g ..............$7 to Slb
- City acceptances required for patients from
one of the PLY scians of the hospital.
This includes all charges for Board, Medical attend
ance Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrangement
With the infrmary OF the Medical College, small
additional fee, ranging from 50 to $780, will be charg
I'd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may b,
ascertained beforehand by application to Of tn
attending Physicians.
No small FOX ADMITTED.
No fatieu ut recei? ed for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal att--
zion to all patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON ND,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th
THOMAS POLLARD, y D.,
Basement of the powhatsn House
o. A. CRgNSHAW, M D,
franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
VIM. w. PARKER, NJ D.,
law Building, Franklin street. next door to state
THos. NJ: NIXON. NJ D. Resident Ply scia am
jan i-eodly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03

r1ppT1apa CARRIAGEs.

c-R. CARRIAGES, CARRlAGEos,
AA The subseri Der has on hand % nts Zee s~sen
Nah inn Establishmsnt on Lombard Alley, pesnsCs ~
Main aud Cary Oath and Isth streets nssF sh IA.
lumbian Hotel COA'.HEs. CHAK.aSU ort tons, and
sill JES al 81 bis os.a make of the best AZ
and al # WHICH will be sS ,s1 q 81 Rich
good work OF the kind csu be in IN ca.s thosc in
want Of any article In the Carriage line ~ ~ iovess
termnesi to make to order and sell ~ .ne y war.
prices possible and all work soid, w MASauM.
ranted. AloASAn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03

NU0Aa-32O bbls. Coffee Sugar, Cir
~ Gle 4. B. Extra @. 9 and Yellow; 81 bbis Powder
ed dol 10 bills Crushed and Cnt Lost dos is half hxs
Lost DO. hhds and t'srces Cuba Muscovado eussr;
Tor sale By
asW-ia Lxwu y Wx2B 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03
DRY GOODS.-Great Barg .ins snld a,

nhY GOODS.--Great Barg aims sold a,
~ No e Main street JOSEPH sTRAU- = offnrs
for sale the balance Of his stock of Pail ard Winter
Goods ut and below cost. Any boiy that wants 10
save money will do well by calling soop as the
log low price
Fast colored Calico at 5 and 6 cts; handsome pa
terms usiitis st "! and Isl every color of Merinn
at 1854 wort double the money; the finest nd rich.
est co0rsd French MeIinos as 15c Rlsck Silks a. So
cts aud upwards colored silks st half their value
close ont; 1000 fine French Needle Work ed Collars
from ,2bs cts to 81; Cambria and Mouslin Bands AT
all prices; Check and Cambric Mousins at 10 cents
and higher prices worth twenty five; Hosiery and
hid GLOVES from w cts To the best quality az Is cts
90 pair Bed blankets at So Is. are selling at other
places at .; Velvet Cl axis at sI2, cheap at $50
Irish Linens; Bosoms; Table Cloths; Towels: Cassi
meres; sattinets brown ard bleached Domestjcs
sc. ana many more Goods at the lowest price 10
please every one, that calls at No n Main street
Jal-im JOSEPH STRAuSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03

Tas HUDsos Rivxs from this city down a. far
south ~ Hyds Park the rivsr 10 frozen over, aud
sbs ies = strong enough 70 Jusfffy crossing at
nspy points With teams The skating 10 fair al
most the snfirs distance, and 10 being enjoyed
- lssgs party, tssIsdipg many iadiss AlbaHy
lsfxS. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03
OUARRIEs FOR SALE OR I.RAsE

" ON THE DANFILLE RAILROAD. WITHIN
TbKEE On FOUR NILES OF THE CITY OF
hICHMOED.-I am authorized to sell or lease six
valuable Quarres. located as described al We upon
Inost accommodating terms The owner vsotla ex
change ono or the whole Of them for land on tbs
York River Railroad, ten OF twelve miles below
Richmond ~
These Quarries are considered very valuable. and
10 th. hands OF Que who understands their opera
ton, would be very profitable -
Farther Information can DO had upon application
70 R0 LYME. Anct'r,
dc i5-3tw2m
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DRlCE REDUCED 70 FIVE DOLLARS.

--Euptures curedl Ruptures radically cured
The price OF Dr. Sherman greet radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from Sl0 to only So placing
1t in the power OF all to obtain Of theoe Invaluable
Trrsses and De perfectly cured. This Trass can cen
venenty be sent by mail or express to any portion
OF the STATE
send a measure Of yeur hips peivis-sayire
whether you desire weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing yoar name and place ofresidence.-
The pad of this Truss works on the ball and socket
system, giving it great latitude of motion, to
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
IL there at your pleasure by small lever attached.
1t Is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss is
instrument, being perfectly simple and not at all LA
bic to get out Of order or be broken. 1t has cured
great number OF persons in this city and throughout
the State, and We will nos cheertully refer 70 gen.
tlemen who ara well known for their yeratity and
responsibility who have themselves been I'll 6roughly
cured Of this dangerous disease and tina too in cases
of long standing and of en- aggravated nature.
Al medical men pronounce il the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
In advance.
Persons not knowing us can send their money to
any merchant OF friend in the city, will give
any reference to possibility and promptnees
The Truss any information concerning it, ca, be
had OF G. @. JACKSON,
No. IL htain street. Richmond
n. q. persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by ell means obtain one; for they will
not only cure, but are durable that they the
cheapest in the end.
Ali kinds OF Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. de l3-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03

- z:sIEA DUCED THROuaA
.SIzSXAEsH TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAL FhUd RICHMOND To LYNCHBUR6.-
fhe subscriber thankful for the very liberal pssro
mage hitherto received. would inform bis friends
.uch as Hats Cans Shoes Booss nrv (oods 1c are
only THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs on Groceries,
Queensware, &c. Only TF sNTYFIVE CENTS per
100 lbs, which includes all expenses from the
gharyes in Richmond to the Landings or Depot IL
Lynchbprg.
Boats leave every other day, full or not full, and
goods sent forward without any detention.
Proauce and Tonnage articles forwarded ct low
rates. A. y. LEE,
u27-ts On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03

SUICIDE The body OF Miss Ghristianna Miller
. respectable young lady, aged Is years, was
fouSd on Thursday 10 Uaion Dam, Howard eounty,
Nd. The pstapsco Enterprise states that she d is
appeared i've or elk weeks ago, and 10 supposed 10
have committed suicide, while lsboring under q
dsprsssion Of spirits.