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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03
ENTERTAINING.

Our frissds Of the Petersburg Express have sue
cessfully applied water power TO the purpose OF
working their press. After good deal Of dimcui'
~, they snncunce 10 their paper OF yesterday the
complete success Of their project. The wheel 10
put in motion by q stream Of water two inches 10
diameter, drawn from the city reservoir, which
has > very considerable elevation. They declare
that they regard the motive power thus obtained
efficient, reliable and the most economical tney
can employ-ail which We hope they may iniiy
rea,ixe by it's operations reward they certainly
deserve for their enterprise and perseverance,.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
or THE NORTH BRIT0N.

QuspEc, May 1.-The steamer NORM bs''o"' Nv"
Liverpool, April Goth, has arrived. ,o,. The
Parliament was prorogued on the is na., ,ss
Queens speech says the dissolution nau Of
synressine its opinion on public anairs, anu go ~
e ~. oaSernment confidence 10 the House oo o.
commons. The dissolution takes pace 90 S.s W.
and the elections take place . re" ~ miniatsrial
nus" or the evening of the 18th. bue suo-
.scrsntiy recovered, owing to the pac'no A'''0''
In the Paris Moniteur. a,.,o, NJ a,..
Sardinia accepts the princ'pai coo"'''oA "
Tn. o.i proposition from EosIand 70 Austria
,onehine the Peace Congress, was sent 70 ''eI"a
on the 18th. ,o,. .r.rr.nes viI,
r,omisa 10 request Piedmont to dtsarm, on oendi,
lion thst she and other Italian States be allowed
TO take part In the Congress. .,.o.
Everything justifes the belief tnai no lur.uel
ob.,ac,cs oppose the assembling OF the Congress,
nd the latest phase of affairs is consequently re-
assuring. zar- ~, -
IsyynpooL. April 20 -Cotton-sales for three days
Of hco bales market d cGsng s vslf uu'ands sX
Flour has an advancing tendency; French SACKS ad'
vanced edis, American Is quoted at lg.Sgizs ~ -,
wheat buoy ant and advanced 6d@ls. princ'paily on
French ard American; Southern l0s@los va: Cofn
quiet yellow So 81 ss white !s SO g as o. BEE,
aTm at full pis' Resin pota snsr and quoted
sucar ouiet Coffee firm. Rice buoyant Jurpan-
tine AS but holders demand AS. Consois y5s@s'.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND tDIsPATcH.l
DESTRUCTION OF A HOTEL.
GoRpoNsvLLs, Va, May 2.-The Charlottesville
Hotel'' owned and occupied by X. F. Omohundro,
was entirely destroyed by fire this morning about
8 O'Clock, some of the inmates narrowly escaped
their lives. The loss is between $4,000 and $Io,"
900, on which there is an insurance OF $1,000 The
fire 1t is believed originated from the stove in the
kitchen.
SECOND DISPATCH.
GoRDoNsvnLE, May 2-The buildings adjoining
the hotel was also burnt.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
PETERSBURG MUNICIPAL ELECTION:
PETERSBURG, Va, May 2-There was an exciting
contest here to-day for the Office of Mayor, be,
tween W w Townes, the present incumbent, and
] NJ D Stewart, the former being reelected.
The following city officers were also elected;
CITY Chamberlain Stevens. Collector OF
Taxes-Geo williamson. City Guager-Col JosV
Scott. Commissioner of Streets-James Eckles
over A W Talley. Clerk of the Old Market-H
Gresham. Clerk of the New Market J strond.
Keeper of the Hay scales-R A Jones. Keeper
of the Powder Msgezine-Peyton W Alfriepd.
All the cid officers, Talley, were reselecfed
ESPECIAL DISPATCH.
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WM Y SHEPPARD,
Proprietor of Tobacco Exchange.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, May 2-Flour firm at 1925. Wheat
higher; white 81 COOL IS; ned 81 SOILS. Corn
advanced; yellow A9s5 cts: white 79@slc. Provi-
sions firm; Bacon sioes 99s091s: Mess Pork l71a -
Whiskey quiet; Cincinnati 233z@26.
NEW York. Msy2, nson.--Flour advanced I0@20
cts: ohio s. $500 90; Southern IS 1906 60. Wheat
sdvsncsd l@2 CTS; Southern nominal. Corn higher;
mixed nominslly qoted ct S5c; yellow ss@s7kc.
INV YORK. May 2, ? N. Cotton quiet ard no
minsl; Upland middling IL cts Hresdetufs nm
changed. Whiskey active at 25@26 spirits Tur-
psntine dull. Rosin dull. Stocks higher; We. 6's
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pORr OF RTCHMOND-MAr . isos.
ma phseS no dey (TNesdsy) ~ "esoes'
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamship jamestown, Parrish. Now ioiA "1''
and passengers, Ludlam Wafeon;. A.. ,.,,hi. mda
Steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Teal. fnisa0'SA
and passengers. II Futile. ..,s.,,ht. v,dse
steamer Virginia, Kelley. Pnfsoeip"ls'
and uasseueers III Il futile. c,.,~..-~ ,nass
Steamer Dec Peabody. Pritchard. ba's''n'ie "'1'''
sehr %% rr,g..st. pri.chotsl baltimore su'n0'
Bacon h Baskervtll ,r.ro Dean
schr Mary wills. North. Baltimore. euano' De.n
schr Robs Hsadley. Mitchell. Baltimore suano'
schr Lawrence, ovsrton. North Carolina shingles
Womble B Claiborne. .. ,,,r.h.r
@sshr Aired Ray. Creekmore, James river' iu"D'f'
schr Havre de :Grasse, -. James river: nent
Hchr American Star. Stone, james riSsf' 'ss'0'''
schr james & ssurges. Scott, Eastern snore' corn
80 ScSr Danvlis. Chester, New York. mdse. D I"
Currie.
Steamship Pennsylvania Teal Phhaoe'pui"' 1nu'o
and passengers Il Il futile. IN N
schr VIM severe, Brooks. Baltimore "oso'
ColQuitt Co.
IBY TELEGRAPH.]
HAMPTON ROADS, May 2.-Arrlved paIk syins
Cloud ~ DAYS from PernsmbucO. couud 70 VIEW
York with sugar. She was y nocked down oy 4aiio
10 longitude $50 North, and had to cut ner masts
away. -------
H. otn1
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~ To have your likenesses artistically TAKEN
employ the Artists. REEFS Co-Steam aailery-
nric % eta To k25
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

NRw YORK, May 1.-The steamer Roanoke ar,
rived here last night, at IL o'clock, gum. from
Richmond,
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nesee GO are ne oaiy Artists in the city a.
lsois q saking the iikensssss 81 unslI childrsn
1soies, taken fan lsngth standlng. psrfsct ~ fhe
onsssaend pEossssof Hxss 90. Isl Vain atrest
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TusArRs AT the Theatre tonight, Mrs. W. q.
G.dssans, IN actress of great merit, appears; and
An additional attraction 10 the charming ballad
singing Of you Adams, who, in times gone D: >
vas a great favorite OF the Richmond public
The bill includes the thrilling drama Of Lucretia
Boreis, in which Mrs. g. Is said to be very ef'
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% SECOND SUPPLY
OF THE MOST DESIRABLE AND
FASHIONABLE STYLES CT
TRIMMINGS

N SLEEP AT EASE AND IN PEAcE-
DEAD SHOT To BED BUGS.-A perfectly reliable
repose. Put up in convenient style. Price rs cts
per bottle Just'received and for sale at the Apo.
W GARLICK, Market Place,
ap 20-2w Franklin st, Richmond.
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$6O02.444 SO
These Companies make ANNUAL DIVIDENDS Of 40
per cent.
They pay them to the assured while living
Only BALI Of thesprt MUM In required In CASH
my 3-5t KNOWLES WALFORD.
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- -
YGH
,
- rOD
| ws~,s
r0M 49,
60 q. g:
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A. o. O. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WILL KNOWN YAvoRrrE BRAND, ALWAYS
ON SALE, By JAMES @. MoANDREW,
de Sly 81, PM STREET. NEW YoAK.
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- oy,rcr m MAX 81. RIcHMoND..
without disparagement 70 others pesoLu JIG W.
he 81 various merits for SPECIAL traoes AL
attention Il in yited TO the WHElLEn wsos M IN
;iv aevjnr Machine a. combining 10 sugsE.of or
gyee the eseentisls Of q good instrumenss Sn'
Ele9ance OF model and hnish.
. aimDjicity and tboroughness OF constLuCsnsns
and conseouent Durability and freedom nem 10
rsnrement and need OF repairs.
r Ease Of management and rapidfty and Quiesness
o. cgH emming and Scanning. and Cording attach
ments. ,.x - hntn s,Sa. If thu IN.
Strength and irmCess OF seam that win not rip
nor ravel, and mAdo with
7. Economy OF Thread. - $4,000. .,na ms.
g. Applicability to q variety OF purposes ana ma
terials. c.,1v
Naw Styl0 Machine. ~ - wA,.-
emali ........"..-..'s 20 w Ae-'
Large I" lV'( -.
Medium or Family size. on table. On =. V e
In full cases 100 70 100
Hemmers Is 90. Needles per dozen, u W
CarefnIly packed for transportation. ana delivered
ANY where in Richmond free OF charge. Warrantea
All necessary repairs FREE OF CHARGE.
Any person can readily learn to use them RON the
prntad directions which accompany the machine,
Int when necessary, an operator will go with them
to give personal instruction my z-ol'
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~ PEARL
AMBROTYPE6.
GALLERY.
VARHE SIZE

81 FIFTY CENTS.
Just received. large lot Of new and beautiful
genuine PEARL AnRoTfPx, at prices lower than any
other house in the city.
Old Daguerreotypes copied, recessed, re-coIored,
and hermetrically sealed 30 a. to prevent their "a
ding in future.
PHoToaRAPHs, plain or celored at the lowest prices,
taken at POWERS,
my 2-3ts Isl Main street.
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TOBACCO-The following are the extreme quo
tations of Tobacco in LiuerpoM. April 18th:

FLOUR.-Though the receipts have increased q
little there is no change in quotations NO sales for
Rrtisb American ports at $797 l21k for Ssperfine.
and 81 ~ for Fine. To the trade we still quote
auperfue s7@7 Is; Extra 81 5s@o7'. Family rs
@WHEAT-Little arriving; good to prime White
81 a5{0l 60; do Red 81 45Gl 80
sCnXN.Wstock light aud market quiet at 5000
u oATS.-ss(GSO cents FER bushel of 80 lbs from
wharves aud depots.
aerC Wt.
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A&TO THE PEOPLE OF CHEsrERFIELD.--
1t being understood that the office Of COMMON
WEALTH'S ATTORNEY. for the County of Chester
field, will shortly become vacant by the resignation
of Alex'r Jones, Esq, declare my self 6 candidate
to supply such vacancy when 1t occurs.
ap l5-ts CHRISTOPHER G McRAE.
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rUBsDAY EVENING. May ), Ixs,
win 30 performed the powerful drama Of LuCnK
TIA '1fJH9IA.
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H@e JUsr RECEIVED
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
STRAW,
CHILDREn's GOODS.
ap 30-Iw ELLETT & WEISIGER.
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- THE Ladies will please call at
ELLETT WEIsIGER'S, and examine their stock
Of Chi,drens Goods Of the latest styles just recev
ed. ap 30-lw
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~ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice Of Law In the city Of Richmond.
OAice In Belvin's New Building. ON 18th. fronting
Bank street. 10 16-ts
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GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS of very
~ superior qualities and cheap, for sale by
LkIDLEY Z ROBINSON.
my 4th and Franklin afr0Afl.
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seccnd appssssnce II the fsvorie young BsI,s6Sst.
NJ Join " ADAMS. - =
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COPP'S PISTOL GALLERY,
~ Corner Of Main and Pearl Streets.

Open again during the day and evening. for In.
str uction and the practice Of Pistol shooting
: Gentlemen are invited to call. No charge for In
struction. Right shots for sc.
"a. The Pistols are superior.
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Hni--at
ls5s,two neas
.brick baseme
necessary COZ
Of mozt exec
per annuIn.
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F()H

iAl!ss'sss!s.:::s,3
4 one two sts |
Istrsst. befwe
The thru q
lsIip. in which
Il second.
Ion shocSo.s .
las his omcs.
1 Also. the n
N.sreHsa. Occu
IaIven on lad
ID! ...;Ss;ss'sa:
Ieloset: gas In
en-, and hydr1
InA1 "@~~-
| ap D-@
Il. FOH
lin street. op
Isuitsd for q 4
livery desirsbl
| sp @-w
Ia Hh lad
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n sTRAYED, from my residence,

u 4H2 oAnn l Ell, from my reslue0ce,
wv on 6th street. between Gary and Canal.
A on Tuesday morning, the 10th April, q
smaisizsd DURHAM COW. Has small mouse
coiorea head and neck and white body. A reasura.
bic reward will be paid for her return to me.
my 3-3t~ DAN'L HUNT Agent
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REEF-The marked Is btiii very ITM We TuOte
e,I 70 N per cvt nett with the remark that there
have been no sales the lower rate tor few days
mast The stock iB light
MUTTON-We quote fair 10 gocu mutton at $3.50
vVEIL-sales of fat Calves at about II cts p n
nett.
cording to quality.
HOGs-No sales By Wholesale. Sales for present
consumption at S. 5000 per cwt.; the latter for
choice corn fed.
Comparative statement of Tobacco inspections in
the city of Richmond. from lst October 1887 to lst
May 1885, and lst October, 1858, to lst May, 1859:
LIST May, 1865. LIST May. 1889.
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RAcON.-The market is Q little frmer. We quote
prime sides 10 cents; do Shoulders cents; plain
Hams ll cts; bagged 90 l2glS 1io 1 hnn eg
sole cts. ,,<oa,o,.. n. e.. ,,,.,.r
and quantity; Laguayra l2@l21ac; Java l5d9l6c;
"SSitsARS-We quote Cuba 71497s<c; New crop New
or5s.rs SsIM7sIc Loaf INC; Crushed and Powder.
al iosZc: Gomez 9xc; b do e1ac; do &c; Extra G
"a cents. 49,, .o,<,AIso, C,,h. N,s
.owsdo s1c Clayed Cuba 2Sc Porto Rico 3s@a9c.
WHISKEY = Richmond Rectifed 2o@a cents;
Cincinnati 326a35 cents per gallon.
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WORKS On GARDENING, Sc.

SAMPLES OF WORK SENT By MAIL.
~ All kinds of stitching done to order at the
shortest notice. by skilful operators. my Sit
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DURE COLORLEss KEROSENE OIL.
4 A really prime article, which does not smoke
and Ii almost free from SMELL for sale By
LAIDLEY q ROBINSON, Chemists,
my3 4th and franklin streets.
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AS. HANEY. successor to 3. Duquesne.
begs leave to inform the public that he win keen
constantly on hand, large assortment Of HAIR
MOhkS, Tor Ladiesand Gentlemen, such as WIGS.
He will also continue TO keep sli the fne Perfume.
~ LOT which the establishmenti II 30 well known
JAS HANEY, successor 10
DEquesne. 207 Main street.
my3-3t% Richmond va
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-01

A RICH SENSATION oN.-Canandaigua, N. Y,
has bad sort Of Sickles transaction to gos.
sip over. A Mr.. and Mrs Warren were in,
yited to a party, but the wife persuaded her
husband to attend it without her, she being
indisposed. Mr.. Warren consented, but on
his way met Mr.. Phelps, bachelor, of that
beautiful village, and very prominent and
esteemed citizen; and, having his suspicion
aroused, followed Phelps, saw him enter his
-Wsrren's-hOuse, have friendly tete, a.
tete with Mrs. Warren after which the gull
ty pair retired to Mr. Warren's bed. Mr..
Warren Knocked but, receiving no answer,
broke in the door, confronted Phelps before
he could escape from the bedroom, and beat
him to jelly The Rochester Union says
Phelps outcry brought in Warren's son, and
the father told him to get carving-knife,
but the boy would not, telling his father that
he would be hung if he killed Phelps
Phelps escaped, but Wrrren again caught
him and thrashed him again, and did not
'let up" till an officer interfered This ives
the evening before Thanksgiving, aud the
affair was discussed over the turkey at most
Of the tables. Phelps is wealthy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-01
Bansing Of Two Murdersrs IN Ala
bama.

Ranging Of Two n6urdsrsrs IN Ala
bama.
! IL will be remembered that we bad an ae,
count Of the murder osa Mt. PAGE, few
days since, by parties lhon untnown. while
be and his sOn-in-law were on their wsy
home at night in buggy nsar Monteomory.
The Advertiser Of the 22d has ths finale, aud
a retributive one Il isi
/, seems that some suspicion rested on one
Irving Ward, IN The investigation Of whose
movements, one Stephen Ward, his brother,
was examined In the process Of the exam
ination, palpablo contradiction were made
in the depositiona Of the two brothers,
which resulted ia their entire Disagreement
Stephen then made q statement, voluntarily
duplicating his brother Irving, and excusing
himself from all participation IL che horri-
bic affair save the mere carrying Of gun.
Irving then made a complete confession OF
the true statement of the facts, from which
i appeared that stephen done the shooting,
while he was concealed near BY. At frst
Stephen maintained his ability 20 prove an
abb, but the examination Of his witnesses
sustained the statement which he voluntarie
~ eoneurred in before the close Of the ini
vestigation. The enraged relatives Of the
deceased, united with the almost entire
community, Immediately determined 10 exc
cute the perpetrators Of the deed. On Eric
day the 18th inst, they were taken TO the
very spot where Mr.. Page was shot, and a
gallows erected, on which they wero hung
till dead. The execution took place precise
ly one week from the time Of the murder.
The Wards acknowledged that neither Of
them entertained particle Of ill-will to-
ward Mr. Page on the contrary, that he was
their best friend, and ono that they had al
ways successfully applied to for assistance
when it was needed. Money, they said, was
their sole object, and for this and this
alone, they imbued their hands in the inno-
cent old gentlemans blood.
We learn that the wounds Of Captain
Wright who was in the buggy with Mr..
Page, and received the second ere Of the
assassins, are not serious, and thst probably
he will sustain no serious injury. The exc.
cution took place in the presence Of 700 or
500 persons, and not a dissenting voice was
heard
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-01


ENGLAND AND CHiNA-England appears
to be in a very embarrassing position regard
to China. Through the arrogance of her
authorities in the Chinese waters, a serious
blunder was committed in attempting to
force the passage Ofa river where they had
no right Whatever, and the British flag was
dishonorsd by defeat as overwhelming as
1t was unexpected. The government of
course felt bound to vindicate itself, in order
to preserve the prestige of its arms, not on
ly in the Celestial Empire, but throu ghout
the East, where its possessions might be en-.
dangered by such reverse. John Chinaman
Is very much concerned at the asp ect of af-
fairs, apologies, and points to the terms of
the treaty in proof of his innocence But
John Balls blood is up, and besides, he has
openly proclaimed his intention to take sum,
mary vengeance. Latterly he appears to
have been thinking the matter over more
calmly, and don't precisely see the adyan,
tage of sending out an expensive armament
to punish the Chinese, breaking up com,
msrce, and needlsssly provoking war-as
though Europe had not enough to do iusa
now in taking care Of itself and preparing
for the future. Judging from the tone Of
the newspapers, there is in England much
diversity of opinion as to the expediency Of
carrying out the proposed war-like meas.
ares.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-01

TWO HANDSOME and highly improved
Il farms, lying about miles north Of the city, 10
acres each. CITY PROPERTY will be taken in
part payment. ALSO,
$40 acres in Hancock County, not far from the
county seat, and three fourths Of mile from arai-
road station. 100 acres improved balance excellent
timber. Very fine land, and will be sold at q bar
gain. ALSO,
I20 acres one mile north westof Union City, well
improvedj creek running through the centre
never failing water, large barn, good bearing or
ohard, springs, &c.
ALSO,
"a acres in Darke county, part good timber; good
land, q No. l barn, painted, good house. al, ,0O0
down, balance on long time.
ALSO,
Anumber of other farms variouBly located and al
very cheap, together with large amount of desirs-
BILE city property of every description.
jyls CHAS. L. CLARKE, Sd st,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-01

B9s-A firm in Cincinnati recently tele-
graphed TO a correspondent in Cleveland as
follows "Cranberries rising. Send imme.
diately one hundred barrels, per Simmons,'
Simmons" being the agent Of the CinoiR-
natl house The Telegraph run the two
last words together, and shortly afterwards
the Cincinnati firm were astonished to find
delivered at their store one hundred barrels
of persimmons.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-01

LUsUs NATURE.--A Mrs. Thompson, re-
siding at lS6 Ray street, gave birth on
Thursday to a couple of girls. Joined togeth.
er in the same manner as the Siames twins
Their forms were equally perfect, but they
died soon after birth. A large number of
persons visited the house to witness this
singular phenomenon.-[N New Bedford Merl
curry. 25th,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-01
asa- The Cleveland Plain Deaf, .av, !,

Mrs. Louisa Dooley Of Brockport New York
writes us that her husband escaped from The iaii
in that place on the llth inst. The ofense for
which he was confined was Of triaing character,
and the reward offered for him Is only $40. His
name is Hamlet Dooloy, and his wife says he may
return With safety--thaS he will not be further
troubled. She implores him to come home--at
least 10 write She is about 10 become a mother,
and will forgive all II hs win only come back. -
Mrs. DOoley formerly lived in this city.
Stand mot uPon the order Of your going, but 20
ct once" Hamlet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-01
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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Celebrated Female Pills,

Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medieineis uniailing in the cure o
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cure may be relied on.
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Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
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THESE PILLS SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN Az FEMALES
DURING THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF PREo-
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Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex-
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Alabama,

The Legislature of Alabama met on the
18th inst Gov. Moore, in his Message,
makes no allusien to Federal matters. The
State finances are in healthy condition. -
The balance in the treasury on the Both of
September was $63l,679' With regard to
the State Bank and branches, it is suggest.
ed that the unsatisfed claims of each of said
banks, the Mobile Branch excepted, be sold
in January, 1861, at public sale. The Gem
tral Commercial and Eastern Banks, are in
successful operation. Such legislation as
will exclude from circulation, within the
State limits, the notes of foreign banks is
recommended An increase of the salaries
Of Judges i, advised, as means to secure
permanency in Office. Not single Judge
is now upon the Supreme Court Bench who
presided five years since. There are two
hundred and sixteen convicts in the Peni-
tentiary, of whom six are females. The af.
fairs of the State, generally, are shown 10 be
in a condition of unusual prosperity,