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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-27
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SPECIAL DIsPArCH 70 THE RICHMOND DIsPATcK.l
CHARLorrEsvILLs, May 26-l0 P. M.-Shelton r.
Leako's election to Congress over Poweli (both
Dep) is certain. His maj jorisy in hiscounty will
Scottsuue-Polls ciosed-m.jority for Goggtn
Leake's majority over Powell, (both Dem) 4.
Charlottesu,ue-Poils oiosed-Goggin's majority
1l2. Lsake's majority S41;
LrNcBBUgG. 5 O'Clock. Henry and Lynch wards
give Gosgin 333 majority. Flood, tWhig) for tho
Senate has 279 majority. Lynchburg 1855 gave
FlouTnoy 4I9 msjorify.
PIrEKsBu.a-Goegia's majority is 3os Alex.
Donpaa (whig) for the Lsgisiature has 45s msjori'
ty. Petersburg in 1855 gave Wise 81 majority.
"Goggin," says q dispatch from Petersburg,
'gaius in all the adjoining counties"
AUGUSTA.
srAuNroN - Gogsin's majority 1o9. Skinner
Deml has msj9rity over Harris (Dem) OF 4l.-
Polls closed.
SOUTHAMPTON.
Iuor's Matiom-Goggin has . msjority Of 40
Letcher hav in Teceived no vote st this poll
PRINCE EDWARD.
Fdrmrille, o'ciock-Gogein's majority 10 "a.
This town in '55 gave FIournoy 1l6 majority
EarmciHe, g p. M-Goggin's minority here 10
81, gain of SO on the election of 1866.
MONTGOMERY.
Central Depot, l o'clock-Goggin's majority 40
C1trtst,anstnrg, 10 O'Clock, M-Thts town gives
Goggin 123 majority, and Deskins for the Senate
81. Kilby for Board OF Public Works II.
Bldcksburg-Letcher has 81 majority; Deskins
ITO.
Sta,csuiue -Goggin II majority, Dsskins l and
Logan, for tho Board of Public Works..
Seven precincts In Montgomery are yet to hear
from.
WASHINGTON.
ABINGDON, 3 o'ciock-Goggin's majority ITS.
ABINGDON, IL O'Clock. p. Tho vote here 10
C,o1eiu S2s. Lstcher 766. For congress, Martin,
Dem. j has 10 msjority over Floyd, (Dem.) Five
precincts are yet to here from, which will increase
both msjorities.
Glade Spring, II o'clock P M-Goggin's majority
here 10 100; Martins majority is TO- The five pre-
cpcts 70 hearn from will not change the result In
the county. a
IWs,hingt gave 1886 majority for Wise
BEDFORD.
IaneRrf. o'clock-0oggin 1S4, Lstcher 6S.
Imss,Y, 10 P M.-Goggin's majority In the
20 iuty 10 32l, With II precincts 70 hear from.
Re lford ssys Piournoy 2l4 majority In 20.
NORFOLK.
aosroLz CIR, 2 o'elsek-oegGins. majority l2e.
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THE ToBAcCO PREMIUMS.

LOUISVILLE, KY May 24th.-The annual private
tobacco premiums were awarded to day. The
hogshesd taking the first premium sold for man
ufscturing for soc q pound: ths hogshead tax ins
the second premium sold for 33c . pound; SIX
hogsbeads for shipping, which took the third pre-.
mium, sold for 1910. pourd. The first and tnird
lot was raised in Green county, and the second 10
Taylor county. The competition for the annual
State premiums comes on Tomorrow.
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RURRUHS & BRO,

Norfolk, Va.
Have in store and q. Q. Custom House. 80 hha
TAYLORS SCELEBRATED LONDOS DOCK BRAN
DY. imported By them from John Taylor of Lon.
don; also, In Custom House, Brandies of the fol
lowing brands: James Hennesey; Otard, Dupuy
20; the United Vineyard Proprietors; sidney Co
lerier, and other brands. CuAMPAaNES: Greer
Seal; Cabinet, in half pint.; Piper heidsick; Held
sick 4 Go, and other brands, All grades OF PORT
WINES. sHBRRIke Dufi Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. MadeiYa Wines Old scotch Wits
KEY. RYR WH1SkIEs: Sumperdean; Lackey'.
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of Rye Grain; Funk
Besores; Old Bourben county Ky, and other brands
Jamaica RUM. Holland uIN In whole and 4 pipes
Hostetter's celebrAsed stomach Bitters, Charles
London O0kDIAL6IN. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old Scuppernong Wine
fred and whi.e.} made In n Carolina. sARDINH6
in whoH half and q1Arter boxes etc etc. Also, 40O
900 Choice HAVANAsSEGA Rs, which were selected
In Havana by gentleman sent out br MS for tha,
purposes varying in price from $40 to Sl5c per thou
sand All of which win be sold 10 1unotusi per.
sons on favorable terms.
RERRUSS BRO,
Sole Importers In the United States, of TayloT's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
No Wide Water street, Iren Building,
d2-6m Norfolk. VI.
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A SCARCELY OF MONEY AND GRAIN Many Of the
ANAL farmers on the line of the Illinois Central
Railroad are so poor thu they have no money this
spring to buy seeds with, and the scarcity OF
breedst ufs durng the past winter has exhausted
everything In the shape OF grain. In this emer-
osncy the managers OF the road have had ths sas
sscity and consideration to furnish large quanti'
ties OF seed wheat 70 those unable to buy. In one
dsy. 6oc bushels were sent from Chicago for
distribution on the line OF the road.
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A CHILp SHOT BIT BUseLAEs--Two burglars ems
tered the houss of q farmer named Couideck, near
Albany, N. last week, and by the rummsging
sts bureau 10 the dark, aroused the farmer. who
dischsrgeds . gun ct them. They returned the
fire with rcvoiyers, breaking the arm OF On infant
caps.
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NOTICE TO AMERICAN CAPTAINS IN THE
MERCHANT SERVICE .

WASHINGTON, May 26 The following circular
has been Issued by the Treasury Department =
The immunity of our merchant vessels at sea
from seizure. search, detention, or visit, in time
Of peace. by vessels of war of aoy foreign nation
being now admitted by all maritime powers tl
the world, it 10 very desirable that the flag of tie
United States should always be promptly display.
ed In the presence Of = ship Of war Collectors Of
Customs are instructed to request Captains in the
merchant service, ~ their respective ports to ais
ways display their colors a. promptly - possible
when they meet upon the oceau an armed cruiser
of any nation"
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A BISHOP on THR CARRIAGE ABUSE The Catho.
lie Sentinel of tho 2lst of May, contain. letter
from Bishop Timon, In relation to a rule recently
promulgated by him respecting the number of
carriages to be allowed in attendance upon funers
ais smou oug. Catholics in the diocese over which he
presides. lie says:
"The abuse of funerals. often max iDg them he.
come pastime pleasant drirr; the fire ueut des.
ecrstion Of sacred rite and duty; the unchrstiaa
sceoes, at times occurring even in the ara veyard:
the outraged feelings Of real mourners the Widows
aud the orphans who next day, had no food but
What charity supplied, yet seldom the charity OF
the friends who, the day before, 80 freely speu,
their money to hire twenty or thirty carriages for
the almost frolic of funeral; the tyranny. of a
worse than Pagan Custom, forcing the poor man
pain Of being called mean, to give his last dol
lar for q carriage. and leave his family next day
without bread; the nnhonorsd grave of the dead
unmaeked foT months or years even by q cross
after all this friendly display; the tumult In the
graveyard, the riotous conduct, which frsm time
to time deeply grieved the pious aud respectable
desecrated the cemetery deprived it of its pres.
tige for good, and often took away the wish o
again revistidg it; all this, and more, occa
scandalizing the faithful, and exciting the sct #
and ridicule of others, have long called for eff
fectual remedy"
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-In the Maryland Episcopal
Convention to-day, an animated debate sprung
up on the division of the diocese.
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"WrsrvARp TIE STAR OF EXPIRE" &c.-Thirty
years ago 1S29) New England had 80 members In
the House of Representatives, and tho Northwest
tern States is. Now the New England States send
20. and the Northwestern So Now Hampshire
then sent g. and now has only 3 members; while
Illinois. then sending only /, now has members.
The cepsus of 1860 will make the disparity far
greater than 1t now 10. The census to DO taken
next year will show the population OF the United
States to be over 30.000,o0O.
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WITH Snow

BATH. .-Gentiemen, If you wish to get ur
hesds sham aoned with thej shower bath. would
advise ron 10 call at the Hair Cutting, shaving,
sh 4mpoouing and Bathing Saloon under the Anne
rican Hotel. Entrance on lth street. sinsIe bath
% cen;s or five tickets for 81. ny 10
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PRICE ONE CENT.

o0BUr roUR Books AT TIE 0Yr Poax SroR,
where Jon MAJ buy
Book and Gold Watch for 81 co
Book and Silver Watch for 90
Book and Gold Chain for 90
Book aud aG Dll Thimble for 1 90
BOOK and q Csmeo Pin for / 90
BOOK and set Of Sleeve Buttons for 100
BOOK and Gold Lock It for 90
a BOOK and Gold Bracelet for 1oo
a BOOK and q Gold Pencil for 90
Book and aift B.os for loo
tn,s great movement, which has Z " n. and
y, ne aissem NATION OF kn.wledgs n, sure 70 cal, =,
NO % MAN street. aud buy Book. mr. zs-st
~MANTLE DEPOT.
rv 50 MAIN STREET.
shall open this day 81 White Rsreoa. 80
Black, suitable for Sha~is and Mant 81. a,.o o,,,,
cd Ribbons for trimmings ~@i''
BARAGE MANTLEs FOR
LADIES, MISSES and CHIInprN
Fine Marseilles Mantles for Misses and ChiIdr.n
all sizes; also. Brilaats Msntles for Children and
Raglands White and Buff.
1000 MANTLE5 FOR LADIES.
OF the richest ana at prices to suit the close.
buyers.
RIZeKIRL, Mantle Depot.
my 3-3t~ IS Main street.
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IN
a~KEpRIGERAToRs.

RRFRTGFRATORS. cheap cheapi
TFfTER COOLERS
HtTRR COOLERS
.SHU WER BATHS
ICE CREAH FREEZRRS
ICE PITCHERS
Persons wishing any of the above articles, will
find large sssor lsnent, at VERY Low PRICES.
THUS BULkLEY,
my 6-lm i37 III ain street.
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DESTRUCTJvE T0RNADO

CHICAGO, May 26-On Tuesday tornado passed
over Iowa City, sweeping away houses and barns
for ten or twelve miles In distance. -Four persons
we're killed and twelve seriously Injured. Loss
unknown,
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S~ LEE & PLEAsANTs-

ATTUKNEfS 1T LAW,
Practice In the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico
6oochlsnd and Hanover.
As hotsries Pubic and Commissioners OF Deeds.
&c they are authorised 70 take Dispositions. Affid
wits Acknowledgements of Deeds, Powers of AttOr-
Hey Bills Of SALE to be used recorded in the
several 1tates and Territories Of the Union.
Once IN llth st. Sd door from Main. nth l2-ly
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NAVAL.

posr.xourH. Va, May 26-Ssmuel Pook, U s.
Naval has been ordered to this yard to
all the place left vacant By Samuel 7. Hart, des
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EPISCOPAL CONVENT

BALTIMORE, May 26.-In the Episcopal Consen'
tion to-day, after excited debate, = vote was
taken on the division Of the diocese, the clergy
voting largely in the Affirmative but the laity vo.
ting q tie. reconsideration will take plsce to-
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~ VISITORS TO TEE BAPTIST CoxvEN

,rcy .sr srRAsGERs Iy THE CRY, are respectfully
jpvited TO can at the Photograph and Fine Art Gal
iery OF g w MINIS, No lS7 Main street, opposite
the Custom House, and examine the beautiful spe
cimeps on exhibition in every branch of Photogra-
phy-where the art be seen il its utmost periec
ton. my
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R~~ WILLIAM P MAYO

w lL1IH u
Late of Bintord, Mayo Blair il interested in the
husintFs of
WATKINS If fICKLEN,
Where be may always be found prepared TO offer his
friends and thos5 of his late firm
LARGE ELEGAaT AND ENTlkELY
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
7ysJ Him
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The U. S. ARMr.-A petition to Congress is nov
| circulating among the army officers asking fos
the retirement from active service of such ofeagQ
q have become from any cause not dishonor3pS
10 itseIf unable to meet oil the requ usitiops oi
such service.
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The UNION FAIR. at Mechanics Insti

HE UNIUN CAIK, at MeClHnlCS InSCI
tute Hall, deserves aud should receive the most
liberal patronage. The ladies of the Baptist de-
nomination of Richmond. have united their ef
forts to relieve the Bsptists of Manchester, who
are sorely taxed to pay for their new house OF
worship. and to that end have gotten up Fair,
which is highly creditsble, and most Literally
conducted. They are furnishing the most choice
refreshments. including ices, to their patrons and
have many fancy and useful articles that may be
furnished very cheap.
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GAS FoUNrAISs.-Near the town Of Howard,
Canada West, there are three wells, through the
waters of which streams of gas rush up, the roar
ing sound OF which may be heard . quarter Of 9
mile. The owner has driven pipe into tona Of
them, and uses the blaze for domestic pUrposes.
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POLICE MATTERS were at q stand still
yesterday, the Mayor holding no court, and the
officers being required to stand about the polls to
preserve order
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Tuesday was the 4oih birth day Of Queen victo,
ria.
The municipal expenses Of Baltimore are pu'
down this yesr ct &1 95S 354.
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~ SAsroRp's LIVER IsvIaoRAroH-
SosiseNnkn sssIakLS PROM auM.-Is mild and ef
fectual csthaftic, acting frat on the LIYER 10
sect its mo, bid matter, then on the stomach and
beaeis, and carries of all matter that prevents
tne,I he1ithy action. and thus strensthens and
best IJVEE I iSyIsaoI aTSsp ~
LIVER 1NvIGQRAT0R
p,vpYp,ns LIVER INFI00RAToR and
PukIElES THE BLOOD
PUkIffks THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES slCK HEADACHn
CURkS DYsPEpslA
CURES C0sTINENEss
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Sold hy all Druggists fe @-sm
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The revival at Sidney

RELIGIOUS The revival at Sidney
Methodist Chapel, is stili progressing under the
minisiration of the able and efficient pastor Of
the chapel, the Rev. J M Saunders The meet.
ings have been In progress three or four weeks
and the deepest interest in them yet prevails
thronghout the entire community
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n~ PARKI PoINDExrBR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,


swilI practice In tho city Of Richmond and In the
Tcou miles OF Chesterfield, Pcwhatsn and Amelia
"a OdIoe In Lisle's Building, corner OF Main and
th streets. seLs-izm
nr 8. M. PIKE g. Co.'s PURE CArAw.
IA BRAHDY--The Ohio Catawta Brandy has for
several years past, been Manufactured from the
pure ttlice Of The American Cdtdwod Grape, ana
las Obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes 1t not only equals but excels the
choicest imported braadies In PURITY, QUALITY and
kIeaskBe FLAVOR.
Read the following certificates: - -
washington. d G. Nov llth. 1855
CLAEKs, Esq-Sir: have made chemical
anal isis Of q sample of pure Ohio CAtawta Bran.
v. Of the manufacture OF M Pike Go. Ciucin-
vi. and find il 70 be pure WtEe Brandy, Tree
om authorizations or sdmixture Of Ingredients. de-
fimsntaI N heaith--not a Fictitious liquor. made
a corn spirits and favorin2 essences; and IL 10
keli adapted from its purity and quality. 70 take
f'he place OF French cosnsc un
Chemical Examiner u Patent Once.
WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1859.
We. the undersigned. having made careful ex'
animation OF samples Of Pixies Pure Ohio Catawce
tandy hereby recommend II csraially TO the pup.
ZIG aA most excellent article. WORTH Of notice ana
@ se.i ADAPTED 10 medicinal uses, where superior
s"o genuine Brandy IL resgirsd; ~. uov,r Nm.
A j SEAhEs, NJ ID.
11-Fo. naie By WPETEk6Oh,
Wholesale Druggist. iss Main street
Sole agent for hichnsnos va
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ZINE ARTS.-Messrs. W. sATTLE

CINE ARTS.-Messrs W. EATTLER
u d co. have the pleasure to inform the art low
ing public that Mr. KNOEOLEK, successor to Con.
Pill { Co. New York. has this day consigned to us
large and select assortment Of plain and coloIed
GRAPHS. They will be on exhibition aad offered
for sale on Friday. SATURDAY.. Monday and Tues
day, the 18th. 18th, 2lst aud ed of March. only.
great portion of the collection being samplee
only intended for exhibition in shs Southern 5tates
dealers inengravings and the public in general are
respectfully invited to visit us daring these three
days, in order TO have an opportunity to examine
and select from the whole collection.
A large assortment OF the engrav nRs will be kept
by in futare, and orders for others promptly at
tended to.
Pc, ,ticuiar attention is called tothe Phi otographs
as tho most beautiful specimens OF that art yet ex
tant. WIN SATTLER 4 CO.
mh Is Artists Supply Store. lI2 Main st.
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1CHEAP GARD DPRINTING.-The DIsPATCH
JOB OFFICR being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLES' FAST GARD PRINTING PRESSES, 10
prepared to furnish this description fwork cheaper
aud With greater rapidity than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock Of CARDS in
the city can be found at this office.
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~FRnsH LExoHHs.-I have just re

n-FRHsH LExcHEs.-l nave just 70.
cetved. by Adams Express. fresh lot of Swedish
LHECHEs which will be applied upon most treason'
able terms.
PS-CUppfng and Leeching promptly attended
To- Gan be found ct all hours OF the day OF the lair
Dressing RooIa under the American Hotel. and n
mY &s II. q. ROBSON
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DR.. LARDNER.-The late DR.. Lardner was cruelty
cut upb13r. Thackery-who has since iugenuous.
ly confessed that be had never even seen him whom
be wrote the satire Ia 1.-THE Yell0wplush Papers,"
10 Frazer. He figures, also, - DR. Disbolus Gan.
der, the scientific ercjector. in Warrens notable
life-uoyal of "Ten Thousand Year"
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"A PERLE AND RUBIs CHAM.

IA Pc ERLE AND RUBIS CHAM.
APAGNES.-The undersigned have teen appoint
ed sole agents for the United States and Canada for
the sale Of the CHANiAGNE WINES of Messrs.
JACQUES, GoERa Co, at Chalons sur Marne. France
We present their Wines to the public under two
brands, namely La PERLE and RUBLS
The .'PEKLE' Wine is of exquisite flavor and
fruity taste.
Tho ''RUBIS" is fine Cal met Champagne, Of .
beautiful ruby color, which IL natural TO the wine
and made from Grapes of the choicest selections.
Fer sale at Wholesale in Richmond. only By
DUDLEY 3 CO.,
nah h3 ~ Main at.
DATENT SAFETY DIAPER PINS
l. HeilmaLn's Patent satety Diaper Pins, ID In IT,
self very simple contrivAHce, and bids fsir 70 su-
persede all other Diaper Pins in uss being Tar 81
peror to other in point Of safety and durabili-
~. For sale by @. HkNNET, E
myA EaQIe aQuaro.
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n~ MANTLE DEPOT,

: SO MAIN STREET.
LADIES
MISSES
CHILDREN'S
WRAPPINGs
FKEKIELS
my 10 Cloak and Mantle Depot, 69 Main st.
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A VALUABLE COP MorHER-The Princess of Mon
tenegro has received, from the Empress Of tbs
French, magnificent cradle, surmounted b~ .
golden crown, for the Princess to whom she has
just given birth, and Of whom Eugenie IL god.
mother.
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1869. SPRING TRADE. 1851
DOBERT J. DENNY, Dealer in Hard

~ ware. Cutlery, Tools. &c, embracing every va
rety Of articles adapted for Builders. Machinists
and housekeepers. Ne 205 Main street, above the
Banks.
lhave now In store the largest aud most oonpl lete
stock of English. German and American Hardware.
have ever hal the pleasure to offer, and resp ect
fully invite all in want to examine the Same before
purchasing elsewhere. MY goods are fresh. and
having been purchased exclusively for cash am
prepared to offer them upon the lowest terms
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
H0USs FURNISHING GOODS
BUILDI q MATEnIALS
To LIS OF ALL KINDS
1 have also the Agency here for the Baltimore
Bell and Brass Works, and am prepared TO furnish
steam, Water and Gas Cocks, Steam Whistles, and
Brass Work generally, at short notice.
Orders carefully and promptly attended to.
kOBEKT j DENNY,
NH 20 205 Main at, above the Banks.
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lo0aRkt trosSrScE OF fnE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

RELIGIOUS NEws-THE "DISCIPLEsp-CO.
operdt're Ne, ting, dc.
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MURDER OF A SLAvE.-On Sunday last, a very
valuable negro man belonging to Mr. Samuel
Booker, Of Cumberland, Vas was stabbed and ins
stantly killed in that dfpnty by . free negro
.amed jenkins. Jenkins ss arrested and 10 in
iail -
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- BURRows RBLIABLs Anotoiss.
The MOST EXALTED KuMgDY IN fnn

The MOST EXALTED RsnRDY III Tns
WORLD-
nas cured, and ID Dow dsily sfIbct1n~ ~ rne~e
sxfrsordlnary cures Of dtesssss. vhiek kQns1isy
10 amtcted Thousands, who were hish1e - 6arirs
uncer the most inyeser:se dissasss, an1 VIII vSs
deemed beyond the sam Of meefcfno koye 49,
wonderfully restored 70 health. 81 u - q ~
TIak 5p'E sfsYSip sYpTIff Tsns III sYs2yeIA nason1
sCR0euk,Us AgRECrI0Ns, ese ~ q Sisssss
cd By any medicine IN nedtcsi science
By thoronghly purifying the Dlsod end 0tomasA.
the shs Luman sEsssm; e nscss,1sily sars 80 tksss
such = Liver COMPLAINT, NxRvQUs A11HC:
TIOMs, GENERAL D1BiLITY, EnQPflONe
ON The SKIN. CHRONIC rkv1x AND AGUn.
and ali other diseases which are veil known - en-
ist from the above causes AL that b asked b Q
ar trial. which will assuredly convince any one ef
the Incompatible eficscy Of this remarkable pre-
paration In curing the diseases for which n = r.
commended For particularly. call and ~ -
Scripeve circular. Prepared bX
Practical and Analytical Chemia1a
For saIe In Richmond By Purcell. Isdd } O..
generally. ~
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TT. uIpEous NATURE op WAR has seldom received
a better literary illustration than from letter
which has just appeared 10 tho London Times -
The information ia taken from the Petersburg Ga
zette ofApril 1918, and published in the Times Of
MAY o. 1918, some months after the French re-
treat from Moscow. The document states thst in
the government of Minsk there were burnt, up to
the end Of January, 1873 the dead bodies of 1877
men, and 3746 horses. In that department there
still remained to be burnt-of the former 81, LOG
aud Of the latter q ,3le. These were oil lost at
the passage of the Beresina; but the total number
taken into account of being consumed by crema-
ton In Russia was ,5l6 human corpses and
95 SIC dead horses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-27
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LOCAL AFFAIRS,

YESTERDAY was the most exciting day
We have seen in Richmond for many years. At an
early hour ia the I.orpipg, the polls in the three
Wards were opened, and the grand political battle
begun in earnest. Both parties seemed to have
been thoroughly drilled for the co6test, an each
appeared to be determined to win success if no.
ceasing labors could do so. We saw no manifes-
txtion of unkiudness among the mssses, but there
was determination to succeed, exhibited through.
out the day, which WAS really astonishing. Old
men and young ones, too, were running hither and
thither In search of political friends TO aid them
TO win the day. Hacks and buggies we're dasbing
to and fro with Le,cher and Goggin Aags waving.
and the boys, catching the spirit of enthusiasm
from their frieDds, were shouting for the candi'
dates with all the earnestness imaginable. Such o
day has not been seen for a great time, and may
never be witnessed again.