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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

MAKING PEAoE.-John Ferneyhough,
indicted by the Grand Jury for assautiug and
beating Joseph Voaski, VAS tried by the Hussings
Court yesterday, found guilty, fined 81 and costs
and sentepced to imprisonment for twenty days.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BOARD OF TRADR.-A called meetinr of
the Board Of Trade was held ct the banking hon.o
on Messrs. issacs, Taylor Co., yesterday after
noon at O'clock
The Board vas called to order by D. I. Burr.
Esq, first Vice President, who stated the ohiae;
OF the meeting to be to further far as possible
the proposition before the City Council for deem,
ening the channel in James river, at Rocketts bar
20 as 70 admit large vessels to arrive ct and sail
The following preamble and resolutions were
then presented: WV
Whereas, this Board has heretofore and uniformly
1pLessed the decided opinion that no single scheme
OF Improvement would re found so speedily and
ing of ship channel throu Oh the river to our port
And; whereas. this Board has recently been in.
iormed. from reliable sources that proposition IS
val Of the bar of rocks below Rockets from resnnn.
sible and skiful contractors and for one what
.ne same work will cost under its present manage:
.. And whereas. the foreign shipments Of produee
,tom this port are now bnrdened with an annual
will COST 'A'' 'o0A Daf
And. whereas. the removal of this bar would give
prevent the accumulation of said liars lower down
the stream-and would complete the inpoveu emf,
o,bea SO successfully M and economically made in
And whereas the free access of the larger class of
YES ves'eis 10 our wharves would place Richmond on a
Atlantic
merce: WINS" e'sn-
Therefore, Resolved by this Board
'st mat the present opportunity to secure this
tatfoD or delay. ~ 'i
"a That a. measure Of economy, and of incalcu.
dorse apd 10 the whole city, we earnestly
proposed contract for this work, and issuing $50 1O
o.! me G ponds OF the city. to meet the cost
Sd. That since the United States Governmant
nave oegcn this Improvement. it may be expected
20 the amount expended on it By the city; yet
IN aay event. its completion is matter of too mach
moment 10 admit of and delay or uncerfaIntv ''n
an. That the City Couucil are requested Ia their
uenDeratlons, to give weight and Consideration To
Board to the subject, entities them to. - WAC
Inc preamble and resolutions, on being mt To
vote, were unanimously adopted. ~
On motion, the Board then adjourned
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AscfHRR MARRIAGE on u. 8. vsssrt- A corres
pondeDt on board the United States ship Cysp..
dating at Cailao on the 18th Of February, says -
On the 10th instant marriage was solemnizsd In
the cabin Of the Cyaue, between Mr.. VIM. Park er,
OF Massachusetts, to Senorita Fidelia Calmenares,
Msjesty's ship Havana, officiating. The bride is
just fifteen, aud the groom thirty. The guests on
the above occasion we're Mr.. Conner, our Consul for
MazatlaD; Capt. Lockwood, Messrs. 7. d. Murray.
Mccartney, Liuing and Upshur, with several ladies'
and gentlemen from shore.
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PERMITTED TO REMAIH.-The Hastings
Court, yesterday, granted permission to Ann
Maria Dean, an emancipated slave. to remain IN
the Commonwealth, and ordered her to be regis-
tered in the Clerks ONCE.
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RUNAWAYe.
ONE HUNDRED DOIL16S II

HMm1HFFvv nth NIB ssbscrtbsrs ofEsr rswar6 q
Of oNr Hutn HuHnnkkss,hh IS, y IA safsn e ths stses. .aa1
& Il .ns n ctass ior ne sppfehenson ana dsivsry sc
srsnx srsm ~ n!Jnmond. o. MULATTO nan 49,
about ten days since. he IL Of brown eoia@ sSs.s
- years old. hse feet 10 or II incns hfsS - r
good looking man. but Q little stoopins s,.S .su
shouldered. He came from Amelia countv WI
ma. nia. bnt nth has belonged e us q Exscuso1s. snd
ssx years past. sAMukL MITCHELL.
ANDREW JOHN6TON
NH 8-2W Ex0cutOra Of I'm Mt6rksn
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eTnAMIsG UP.-The politicians of this
Guy are getting up steam for the canvass, and in
the course of few days stirring events will tran.
epire. Leaders of each party will come together
dead and wounded will be gathere up and placad
under the green sod, there to remain tilI again
called to life by the trumpet blasts of another
s.rue. Let them pitch in with might and main
ing Affords them more pleasure than the ronob
dates. '"nui-
In the county of Henrco arrangements are be.
lpg maze for series Of barbacues, to which the
sovereigns will be invited. Food for the bod, 81
the mind will be abuudantly supplied, and if the
voters are not satisfied that all the candidate
on the wrong strack, and that the country will he
rnined II either is elected, it will be because
to them by the various speakers. o'''N
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VIRGINIA PosroFF1cEs.-To fi'l vacancies created
bv resignation, the following appointments are
made George W. Janney. postmaster at Hamii>
ton, Loudon county, vice E. Il. Jsnney. Mrs
wharton, postmaster az Wilderness. Spottsylyania
county, vice Leonard Wharton. Erasmus Hop
kips postmaster at Pembroke, Giles county, vice
s. f. Lybrook. John D. Howard, postmaster at
Hatcreek. Campbell county, vice Robert b. Smith
Peter ] Hammond, postmaster at Catawba, Bote'
tourt county, vice VIM. W. Brand.
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RAJ BURROw RELIABLE MEDICINE,
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN TIL

THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN THE
WORLD
nas cured. and is DOW daily effecting the most
EXTRAORDINARY cures Of diseases, to which humanity
is afflicted. 1housands who were hitherto suffering
unoer the most inveterate Diseases and which were
deemed bey ond the skill of medicine have been
wonderfully restored to health, BY the Of this
TISM. Syphilis. PILES. DYSPEPsIA. ALI.
sCROFULnU5 AFFECTIONS. and for al diseases
resulting from, tmpurty If the Mood it is unsurpass.
cd by any medicine In medlcai science
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach.
ana Strengthening andrenovating every OF gan of
the human system: it necessarily cures ali those
diseases resulting from morbid action of the same
such as LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC.
TlONs, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTIONs
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUF.
and all other diseases which we'll known to ex-
ist from the above causes All that is asked is a
fair trial which will assuredly convince any one of
the Incompatible efficacy of this remarkable pre-.
paration in curing the diseases for which 1t is re-
commended For particulars call and get de-
scriptve circular. Prepared by
w BURROW 4 Co,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co
DR. W Garlick, Waring Pearce, and Druggists
generally, NH IA m
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H.. 5AL AfFRAr BsrwEEs TWO LITTLE BROTHERS,
u,, cpenosr Owen county, Ind ] Journal learns
,rse',l sdtrrdsy week two little boys, aged re-
"" s''Hseiy two and four years, sous Of Mr. A. Good.
.b,p ureen county, got to qusrreling as to
,sI onc should bare possession Of an axe. Afs
IT, short scuftie the elder one succeeded In get.
tt,., lhe axe, and i'm mediateiy struck his little
''Aef Ia the head, killing him Ainos. instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

CANINE LAuRIE'-Mr Chambers says the verses
of this song, which arc in style wonderfully
tender and chaste for their age, were written by
Mr.. Douglas of Finland, upon Annie, one Of the
four daughter of Sir Robert Laurie, first Baronet
of Maxwelton. by his second wife. who was the
daughter of Riddle of Mimic. As Sir Robert was
created baronet in the year 1855, it is probable
that the verses were commenced about the end of
the 18th or the beginning of the 18th century. 1t
is painful to record that notwithstanding the ar
dent aud chivalrous affection displayed by Mr..
Douglas in his poem, he did not obtain the heroine
for a wife; she was married to Mr.. Furguson, Of
Craigdarrocb.
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kaLt FROM Down CLIyFs-A child recently
over the precipiee OF Dover Cliff, Eng, 800 feet
IsO, and escaped with few bruises The ciia
@. Dy successive falls, lost it's perpendicular at
~ay places, and At no place Is the abrupt descent
A.. man 20 fest With the fall even thus broken,
.He clllds eacApe WAS mieAcuIoua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

.sna fsEssise hoErALrrr.-Tbe Murfrsesboro,
ktsr, .azette contains the obituaries OF LILY
,,o W neu, Msrths and Mary, all children OF
''"'m the date the frst one was attacked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

Our OF ORDKR.-The s,uth sidewalk
of Broad street, between Goth and 23i, is very
much iu need Of attention, and should receive it
| at once. Streams of water from the hillside how
over it continually, and keep il wet and muddy
One or two blind bitches, or even dish cutters
across the waikway, would remedy the evil and
add materially to the comfort of the ladies of
Church Hill Will friend Bates have il ded to,
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hIaH WATEa IN TaE ONO RivER.-The Ohio at
soawnetown. Iliinois, rose on the 18th instant, to
within four feet of the highest stage Of water ever
seown, having submerged the whole town, and
.risen the Inhabitants 10 the second stories of
'hsr dwellings, The streets were navigabie for
,eaaihoats In almost every part, and the water at
,ls door Of the southern IIinoian," was over
. gar feet deep. The destruction Of property on
we Vhio and its tributaries, was said TO be im-
s~n'e bat no estimate OF its amount, had as yet,
Oesn arrived at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

An ELECTION IN KANsAs.-Gov Nedsry. has Ia,
sued proclamation for an election on the fourth
Monday In March, in accordance with the sct of
the last Legislature, providing for the formation
OF constitution for the State Government Three
months residence prior to the election is requisite
to vote. Aliens having declared their intentions
to become citizens, are qualified. Delegates to
the constitutional convention are TO be elected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

HONDURAS RAILRoAp.-Letters were received by
the Arabia from one cf the eng ineer corps of the
Honduras Railroad Company, stating that the con.
tract for the whole work had been taken by Messrs
Fursiss Co, at f2,500 900. As the proposals for
subscription have not yet been presented to the
public, We presume this contract must have been
made contingent upon the stock being taken up
NeU York Tribune
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CPARKLING CATAWBA WlNB.-lO
y cases genuine sparkling CATAWBA WINE, ou
consignment and for sails low. .,,-
NH l-U 81 Asx HVthiAe4
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readers will find, by calling on Messrs. W. SAT-
tier q Co., this morning, q lot of rare pictures,
some of them exceedingly beautiful. Az they
will remain In store but few days. no time should
be lost.
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THE 6ELIcT jury, summoned by the
Hastings Court, yesterday, to try the 18th street
obstruction case, will meet this morning at II
O'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

"9 - neeipts Of two Of PieeoIominy's Concerts
''acinastt were 5000,
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TIE LARGEST LAND sUff IN THE WoKLD.-Suits are
about to be commenced by the Cherokees, who
we're driven from Texas many years ago, for the
lands granted to them By Mexico. THESE iands
Eastern Texas. The Fort Smith lArk.) Times. OF
the latest date says that the surviving Chsrokees
have employed able counsel to conduct the busi-
ness for them.
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A FATHER KILLS HIS SoN-James H. Bates killed
his son. John Bates, near Fulton, Tenn, on Mon.
day night. March 7th. dispute arose between
brother was playing with, the father saying he
did not allow such in his house, when the young
man left the house, followed by the father, who
told him not to return be would stick his knife
in him. The son returned, having no idea his
father would use the knife, when his father
stabbed him through the left breast, causing in.
slant death.
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a, ,... sAoTHxRxD.--0n the afternoon of the
t,a a.t I've meu, named Davis and Wooilsy,
II i. o,nefed by On explosion Of Gre damp, in
t.yM M uis 1vo 'ses deep. belonging 10 Col Tod. ~
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l. Uh. MTHHocK's INDIAN PAAAcBA.
yTnhTAS Graz or NEURALGIA AND RHsu-
su,es @ Scuralgta an Rhsum atsm ia It's most acute
III aoe great success with which It has met and
Il stands unrivsed IS remedy. Those ESn ha -
=; haas snd 10 are m nov relieved willing witnesses
which have been given in lis behalf Are c"nv;mcia
and be- cnns;ny The afflicted have only to Try
Many certificates Of its efficacy can be %. n bv an
picafion to the Agents W ~
nra.e.;.he he genuine panacea is to be had of all
sale sass r 'as sns, %fss|oSh Whole
p., DEGngglsts, l25 Main street. Richmond, Va.
~To THl SoUTH sIDs.-By late
tariff the DanviiIe Railroad Company have reduced
the rate OF freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date WITH THIS PR0vIso, that poUBLI
RATE will be charged during the months Of APRIL
MAY. AUGUST and SEPTEMBER.
orders to any extent can be supplied from the
il in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar psr
jas-sm No Ii Pearl street..
1@ SANFoRBs LIVER INvIaoRAroR-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM 9uM-Is mild and ef
iectuai cathartic. acting first ON the LIVER TO
els. and carries off all matter that preyents
their neSlthy action. and thus strengthens ard
buos up the whole system very rapidly and is the
~~S' Ia no 1NvlOOnAIOh
LIVER INVIGORATUk
PURIFIES THR BLOOD "A"
PURIFIE5 THE BLOOD
PUR1FIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES Dyspepsia
CUBES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOW Ell COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Bold BY all Druggists fe 2o-Sm
NJ BURaow kELIABLE rfEpIc1sp
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THE LATE POSTMASTER GENERAL AL-Tbe remains
sf the late Hon. Aaron V. Brown, accompanied by
his son, and in charge of Senators Nicholson and
johnson. reached. on the morning of the 14th
inst, Nashville, Tenn, whore they were met by
procession composed Of members of the State
Government, of the Masonic Fraternity, aud of
the City Government, by the Historical Society,
the Military, the Cadets of the University. and
csizeps generally. When tho body arrived the
bells of the city were rung, the stores and places
of business closed, and every proper demonstra-
ton of respect was shown.
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EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDEK Ar
y, EECTIQNS S=.HARTaaQRN MES GRE N pIl0UU

EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDEk Ar
L FECTIONs.-.HAR ARTsHORNE'S GREAT BUCHU
COMPOUND, for the rapid cure of all kinney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
tor all Diseases Complaints Of the Bladder KID.
neys, DrOpsy Gravel, elects, Leucorrh6a or Whites
Urinary Complaints Distractions. and all Diseases
and Weaknos of the sexual organs, whether ofa
constitutional origin, from any other cause, Of
II is prepared by Chemist. containing no Nor
only the best, but the cheapest Bucfu Compound IN
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk. have been cured By using one
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottles 80 oenta Sold BIZ
FISHER WINSTON, and all Druggists in Rich
mond Petersburg, Norfolk, and other tswns in Vir-
Ginla. Ia22-3m
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CEDAR
w WARE MANUFACTORY, 18th street, BE-
tween Main and Cary. Richmond, Va, where deal.
and housekeepers may mud it 70 their sdysn-
tage TO CALL as they can buy better articles and
low as Northern Ware A coed assortment of rU BB,
MAX PALS; brass bound CANS and BUCKETS,
also. iron bound BUCkETS, sealed MEASURES.
&C. &C. Call at the old stand Of
NH Him" WIN WILLIAMS.
ROERHAVE'S HOLLAND BlTTEkD.
u BOERHAVEs HOLLAND BITTERB
BOERHAVES HOLLAND BITTER6
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTER6
BOERHAvES HOLLAND BITTER6
BOERHAyES HOLLAND BITTER9
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERe
B0ERHAvE's Holland ~ BiTTESs
The celebrated Holland remedy for
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE or THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER CO 0MPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon d.
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Ese1su HOUSES lot At the south.

west corner of 10th aud Bank streets, is very
central one for the engine houses, as also for
an Office FIR the Superintendent of tho Water
Works. The new buildings are to be substantial,
but plain, and constructe to accommodate two
engines and a hook and ladder truck.
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OLD DOMINION BOTTLING RSTAI

" LIsHMENT.-The subscribers are In receipt
Of 100 bbls and half bbls Of Philadelphia CRRAM
ALE ia addition TO their stock Of PukT nR, Cl-
DHa LAGER BEER. &C. 70 which they invite the
give satisfaction, and the price mst reas Unable.
Orders left with W NiPk. on Main street. os 9
the factory, ON 10th street, between Main and
a MASON BURNS.
NB--We would respectfully call tho attention Of
Mr. N McUornick having retired from the bottling
Business 10 this city. and removed 70 another oeseA
would solict the patronage OF oil those favoea-
MASON BURNS.
Rirhu Marc NH I'll
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DsowsEp Two boys, named Plotner and jour-
dap, we're drowned last Sunday, near KinneFs
Ferry, on the Potomac. Jacob Hose, who was
drummer In the war Of 1872. was drowned IN
Washington county, Nd, last week.
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AYnTTCE To rORACfONIaTa An

NOTICE TO TOBACtONIsTS AND
- MERCHANTs.-Msde 70 order. TOBACCO
KEGS. OF any size Az have on hand . large
stock Of good material for this purpose, would b
glad 90 furnish from IS o. TO 20 900 Kegs this ssasnn.
have also for sale RL0UR BARkkLo and HALL
y RO0A8x-
7ssa Shop corner 9Th and CaIy -.
nh lo-lWs
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TESTIMONIAL TO AN AMERICAN CAPTAIN FROM THE
BsIrIsH GovERsMESr-Capt Henry P. Lupt, OF the
ship Amelia, of Charleston, has received from the
British Government, splendid silver mounted te.
lescope, In testimony of his meriforious condoci
in rescnipr the crew of the British brig Orwoll, To
November last, and his subsequent kind0ess to the
rescued till they were landed In Liverpool. The
presentation was made through the British Consul
at Charleston, and accompanied BY nattering
letter from Lord Napier.
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~ CHILLs AND FEyEn. CHtLLs

For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd Co
DR. w Garlick Waring 4 Pearce, and Druggists
uap
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TIE AFRICAN APPRENTICE BILL RECEIVES IT'S QUIZ
Erus.-On Saturday, 5th inst the African Appren-
tice bill of the last session came up IN the House
| of Representatives of the Louisiana Legislature,
and received its quetus by being laid on the table
by a vote of 81 ayes to II noes. motion to rs>
consider was also tabled, which puts hnai TO the
L
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DOwDEN's DENTAL RLUID.-This

IKVWVEN y DEN AL x0VIVs- III
~ excellent vegetable aromatic lotion. prepared
by our worthy citizen, Dr. UEoxeE DowpxN. drug
atst xc Of aroAd streeG kichmond, gained for hin
gold med Il premium. 1t the recent sxhlbEtioni =
this city. Not only can we commend this tQp{e
wash q highly beneficial for cleansing the teeen
And guus, but Also for fmparting health. streo10
aud soundne0 IN the same. 1t b like9ipe p1ea1o9
psrfume 70 the breath. snt y rsconmended ~ -
nosk eminent phy sicians OF the United eeelos g
densifricA that should - upou evsrY tdes eAo.- -
Entr0a (ross tAe RieAn0nd Es.gxirsv u Jar M1A
A LBERTL. WEST. Architect. Gsddln's
"A Han. PIans epecincatons, Woghing Draw.
inss and Tssimssss IS b1ildlnss I'D 81 -.
pgovamsnts, In sssFy ssylse Aaehteeesse. ~ -
ysise6 ~ ~ city a. coun1ry NJ s1poe1>19ee14
n1elitv 70 ne fntesssos eoa9osWs -. Ss..s z
tfaN. acuEe N inessaes - ~ h1esM
edd, ~ Stars, ~ rces. ecs.nssly -
49,. sn8 6ssaie s greatly rsdacsa DfsseA
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RHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMIHTD,
PITTSBUR0H, PA.
~Sold nearly all the Druggists IN this city
! VIRGINIA REMEDY.--Mre- DAW6'

hCOUaH ELIXIR, one Of the best known rsms-
dies for Coughs and Colds has been in use In Rich
mond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
and Colds The following certificate Was voluutaSt
IL given by Rev. Mr.. Wiles in 1854.
Nh G. o. WAEfsK-bear Sir: take - pis::sure IN
informing you that Mrs DAVE CbHoh Elisir."
purchased Of you, has acted like charm upon my
very bad have used IL also Ia cases Of Colds a.
tended with severe coughing, and In svsry cass tie
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation excellent medicine, and in ny
Judgment NO family ought TO be withoutit
- A. WILLIS.
Pastor Of the NJ Il. Church. South. on Caroline Or.
cult, Va Conf
For sale BY Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher . Wingt0a.
Miilspaugh Johnston, j. w. 6ariick, 3. J. Piook,
A. Bodeker and Chas. d. Yale. Richmond. 90 -
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Preparatiops are being made on large scale Tor
the defence of Genoa and the Gnif Of Spezzia. A
great number OF deserters arrived daily nc Gsnoa,
and were Immediately sent to Turin.
At Milan. owing to popular demonstrations o.
Siguor Daudoio's funeral. numerous arrests and
domiciary visits hsd been made. The prisoners
were delivered over to . military commsssion.
The fuDersl In question 10 said to have been at.
tended BY from ten to Afteen thousand people, and
the air resounded with shouts of "Viva LItsii, =
"viya HIndepeudepEs"
Messrs Gnftermsn, Bros. 4 Co., Of Genoa, has
suspended. Liabilities supposed to be heavy.
The Genoa Gazette announces that . collision
bad taken place between some Modsnnse soldieTs
and sardiniau peasants, 10 the neighborhood OF
snxana The soldiers pulled down tri.colored
Nag, which Was hoistsd on the ffontier, and tram.
pied IL undas foot. The following day, 2l0 Modes
nsse soldiers, with two pieces Of cannon, made .
demonstration 90 the frontier, aad again removed
the Gag, which had been re-hoistsd, The peasants
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STIsT,
CT 10 z
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store.
above
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preps-
opera-
eBtihc
Anns
--3m