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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

DESPERATE FIaHr WITH RUNAWAY NEGROES Two
fugitive slaves were captured in Indiana. some
1fty miles from Louisville, ky, last week, ano
fnk en- 10 the iail of that city They escaped from
a South Carolina planter some months since. They
made desperate resistance before they were Sc
cured, shooting one OF the pursuers, and woupos
ing him so badly he will hardly recover one OF
the negroes was shot In the shoulder, and other-
wise Injured by blows.
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DISEAsE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER CO 0MPLAINTs
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FE EI AND A0URy
And the various affections CONSEQUENT upOu d.
sroMAnH nRLIYER


STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion. Acidity Of the Stomach,
Colicky Palms. Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite Deepon.
eercy, Cestiyeness, Blind and Bleeding FILES. In
all Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections,
cai and in others effected q decided cure.
This is q purely vegetable compound, prepared On
strictly scientific principles after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Becauss ol
Its great most ofthe European States In
roductoni into the u states intended more espO-
cay for those of fatherland scattered here and
there over the face Of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among thom, now oder it 10 the
American public. knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
II IL particularly recommended g. those pefsons
continuous use Of ardent spirts or other forms Of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous IN effect, tt
nds its way directly to the seat Of lifs thrilling
and quickening every nerve, raising up the droop.
ing spirit, and in fact, infusng new health and
yigor in the system.
EOTICK-Whoever expects to find this bevs.
rage will be disappointed but to sick, weak and
low spirited IL will prove grateful aromatic ooe.
dial possessed of singular remedial propertiss.
CAUTION!
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma hss
guard against purchasing. " not peTsnaded e nuy
HOLLAND BITTEkS q fair trial. One bottle VI!
convince You how infinitely superior II v 70 Al
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for g. by the
SOLE PROPRIETORe,
- DENJAMIN PAGE, JR.6 90.
MANUyAofUnxua
RHARMACEUTlST6 AND CHInIex0s
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says that a gentleman, from the interior of that
State, passed, few days ago, 90 wagons for Pixies
Peak. stuck fast in the mud. The accompanying
emigrants had quietly encanped, to wait for drisr
weather.
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RURRUsS 4 BRO,

Have In store and U. g. Custom House. s. hSdp
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BkAM.
DY. imported BY them from John Taylor Of Len
don; also, In Custom House. Brandies Of the 81.
lowing brands; James Hennessy; Otard. Dupuy .
GO; the United Vineyard Proprietors; sidney O..
lerier. and other brands. CNAMPAGNRs: drssh
Seal; Cabinet; in half pints; Piper beidsck; He'd
sick Co. and other brands. All grades Of PORT
WINES. sHERRIES: puff Gordon. Harmony ard
other brands Madeira Wines. Old acotch WHI1.
KEY. RYE WHISkIES: Summerdean; LAckOyS
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of kye Grain; Funk,
BesoreS Old Bourbon County Ky, and other brands.
Jamaica RUN. Holland GIN, In whole and q pipes.
Hostetter's celebrated stomach BGtters. OhafleS
London CORDIAL GIN. London PORTER. acotch
ALE In stone jugs. Superior old scuppernong Wine,
fred and whire.l made in Carolina eARDINE0,
in whole, half and quarter boxss etc, etc. Also, l
900 Choice HAVANA seq AIRS. which were selsctsd
in Havana by q gentleman sent out bv ~ Tor that
purpose; varying in price from 80 to e15e Per thou.
sand. All of which will be sold to punctual PEI.
sons on favorable terms.
BURRUss . BRO,
Sole Importers in the. United States, Of TAylo9S
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
Nos Wide Water street, Iren Building,
n Am Nor<chk Va
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DISTRESSING AcoIpyNT.-Miss Margaret Marshall.
young lady resident near Worthwhile, Fauquier
coun.y, Va, came to q most terrible death by fire
about a fortnight ago. The present fashion OF
hoop dresses was the cause of the event. She
fingered for ferty-eght hours iu the most intense
main
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I II E DISPATCH.
SATURDAY MORNING. NARcr1 "a 49,

Majority against the regular democracy.".,.. s
Besides this, there are four seats classed above
as democrats proper which are contested by black
republicans; and If they obtain the organization
o; the House there is little doubt that some Of the
contestants will obtain the seats. These are Bar
ret, Of Missouri, contested by Blair: Sickies, of
New York, contested by Williamson; Maclay, Of
York. atested by Hamilton, and c. Florence, Of
Pennsylvania contested by Ryan. The concession OF
these seats to the contestants will increase the
opposition majority in the House to thirteen.
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THE ITALIAN ExILEs.-The ship David Stewart, of
Baltimore, was recently chartered at Cadiz TO
bring the Nespoirau exiies to the United States.
She was to have sailed from that port between the
18th and 2Oth nit.
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MISSOURI RAILROADS The completion OF the Han
niba and Sc. Joseph road and the successful! work
iug of the Pacific road, main stem, virtually re-
lieves the State OF MISSOURI of ten millions OF her
public debt. To the first named of these roads,
g. 900 of State six per cents. were loaned, TO
the last 81 900 000 The interest apd sinking fund
are cared for by both companies. and their ability
to meet these engagements is now placed beyond
reasonable question. The February earnings OF
the Pacific Company $4,000 against $2s 600
same month las. year. The Hannibal road 10 under
responsible Boston manageme ent, and the road IT.
self success far beyond the fret mortgage lien OF
the State for three millions. Between the two, full
one.haif of the present outstanding debt OF the
State OF Missouri IA placed footing independent
OF the direct taxation of the people.
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The ARREST IN BosroN.--Discharge of tie Sus-
pseted Party.-The Boston Ledger of Thursday
morning, has the following relative to the exami-
nation of Ed. Argentin, suspected of having for
ged check ON Paul, Hinton ( Co., of Petersburg,
Va:
In the Police Court this forenoon, before Justice
Maine, Edward Argentin was brought up accord~
ing to the postporement of the case on Monday
afternoon. to be identified as the party who forged
a check for s4l00 on Sutton, Enders L Co, OF
Richmond, Va. Mr. Elder. the New York detec-
tive, receiveda telegram from Capt. Waling, OF
Richmond, last evening, stating that he should
be in this city to-day As yet no positive evidence
has been shown that the accused is the guilty
party. and having been confined four days on the
strength of the expected arrival of certain parties
who could identify the person who passed the
check, Mr. j. S. Holmes, as counsel for Argentip,
| moved that he be discharged, ipssmuch as the ofa
fcers had failed TO prove what they promised on
Monday afternoon, in the allotted time. The proof
and testimony of the detectives was reduced to
writing in the form of an affidavit aud by them
sworn to. j M. Harrington, of New York city, as
associate counsel for Argentn, made an eloquent
and powerful appeal for the discharge of the &C.
cused, reverting to the injustice of depriving
citizen OF his liberty on the ground Of mere sup
position. His earnest appeal failed to obtain his
discharge. and the case was again postponed until
tomorrow morning in $1,000 bail. As stated
in Tuesday mornings Ledger, Mr.. Argentin had
large sum of money in his possession, and legal
grounds MIR. Harrington asked that his client be
allowed the full possession of bis property This
Judge Maine said he would take time to consider
In the meanwhile, If the shrewdness of the police
experts fail TO bring the case to focus, another
good reason will probably be offered why the &C.
| cnsed should be longer detained in the custody of
the law, and their wishes complied with. The case
has many interesting points of more than common
occurrence.
telegraph dispatch from Boston, Friday, says
that ArSsntin was discharged that morning, no
one appearing against him.
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-, SINGULAR AcoIDESr.-The Troy, n Y, Whig of
wednesday, relates the following particulars of
an accident which happened on Sunday evening.
at a lager beer brewery there. The brewer, a
young man named Charles Homans. was engaged
preparing five gallon keg to be filled with beer
For this purpose he placed quantity of resin iu
the keg, which from some cause took fire. Hs-
mans unaware that the resin had ignited. knocked
Ine Dnng into its place, thus sealing up the cask-
Homans took 1t up to carry it into the brewery
Feeling that it was warm, aud anticipating the
danger, he started to run with 1t in his hands
Jus at this moment the keg burst, and the burn.
ing resin was scattered over Houan's head,
breast aud arms. 1t stuck to his fesh and burn
ed him 10 shocking manner; 30 badly that it ia
feared he will lose the sight of both eyes Fortu.
nateiy there were persons near by who extinguish,
ed the flames, and thus saved his lifs
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The WESTERN GOLD MINEs.-A correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Times, who has just returned from
Kansas, saya The river towns in Kansas and Ne.
brasks are now crowded with strangers, Of every
nation, tribe ard people, wandering about with a
forlorn look, bearing rfes on their shoulders, and
making inquiries in regard to routes to the mines,
outfits, &C. All the hotels are crowded to reple.
tiop, and every western train aud steamboat is
Allied with people. Trains are now starting daily
rom eyery important town on the Missouri river,
in Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri. While
travelling Ave six miles on the great Military
Road leading from Fort Ieavenworth to Fort Lara
mie, on Thursday last he met four trains en- route
for the mines In two Of them the wagons were
drawn by mules and oxen; in the third. eight men
were attached TO hand cart, which contained their
outfits and was so constructed as to float over the
streams. They designed to draw it the whole dis.
tance-7o0 miIes-to Pixies Peak. The fourth was
composed entirely of pedestrians, with their PACKS
upon their shoulders. What will not men do for
eoldf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

~ DR. MINNoCK's InDfAf PANAC1A,
ron THE CEsrAly CukK OF NEuxArarx Axp kH1U-
nA1IsN;-This Compound efectuAliy reiisy16 and
cures Seuralgia aua Rhsumatism In its most acute
erm. Fae great success With which it has met and
.ne increasing demand justiea tho assertion, that
it sLanas unrfvalled ~ remedy Those who have
suhered and are now relieved are willing witnesses
~ behalf o. its virtnee. The .many testimonials
winch nave been given in i,s behalf are convincing
and satisfactory The afflicted have only to trY
snd be convinced. = -
NJ any certificates of is efficacy eau he ses q By an
plication to the Agents
RI ~he genuine Panacea is to be had Of ali
Druggists. Orders addressed to tha General Whole
sale gents FISHER WINaTrm
Druggists, l25 Main street Richmond Va. :
Price. One Dollar per bottle fe ls--im
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MEDICAL CARDS.
fsSy- Ds. SYLvANus L. INGRAM

pH, q sN anSs H. tnohS" =
located himself permanently in Richmond. respect.
uy zen iers his professional services to the public
Ills NAV be ma either AT sotce on Bank street
near the Mechanics Institute, or at the st Charles
Uosel NH S--Gims
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sPHcIAL EoxIcAA.

~ HsSRr L. Baooxx has resumed
the practice OF Law In the city Of Richmond.
Ofice in Beivin's New Buildt1g. on 18th. fronting
Bank street. IL z6-ta
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AT.To THn SouTH SIpK.-By lat

- To THE South SIDE.-By late
tari6. the Danville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate freight for Transporting Ground Plaser
rom this date. WITH THIS PaoyISo, that D0UBLx
RATE will be charged during the months of APRIL,
MAT, AUGUST and 6BPTEMBKa. - s,
Orders to any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump. but should be given early to ensure
It in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed In barrels.
JOHN u CLAIBORNE.
ia E3n No ii Pearl street &
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0rrrcgas ORDyrrp.-Lieuts. +. A. Parker and j
w. shirk bare boon ordered for duty in the Pacific
squadron, aud will sail In the steamer OF the 20
inst from Now York. Surgeon Cbas. Chase hal
been ordered a. Fleet Surgeon OF tae Home Squad
ron, vice Fleet Surgeon Cornick, returned sick.-
Iieuts. 81. C. Perry aud Allen T. Byrens have beer
ordered to the sloop-of war Saratoga, OF the Home
Squadron, to all vacancies occasioned by the res
turn of Lieutenants J. NJ. Wainwright and VIM. M
Gamble. on the sick list
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THx So1Rrp given by Prof McEvov .

THE SOIREH given BY Prof. McEvoy ct
have been one of the most Interesting exhibitions
Of the kind ever given by that gentleman. Not
only were the pupils highly delighted with the
gay scene surrounding them, but parents and
friends enjoyed the entertainment to their hearts
content.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
E% PARKH rofHpKxrRR,
ATTORNEY kTL

RICHMOND, VA,
WIN practice IN che city ef Richmond aud in the
counties Of Chesterfield. powhatan and Amelia.
a. otsce in Lisse's Building. corner of Main and
18th strecss. Sc 2S-I2m
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Youso MorRER.--A negro girl. aged elevel
years, eleven mouths aud few days, gave birth .
q large, hns looking boy on the 4th inst. Ihe gIf
belonged to Mr. Samuel Eyerset, near Glsssow
Kentucky.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUIcIpE.-A man named
Hamilton, residing in st. Lonis, shot his wife and
then shot himself Wednesday night He had been
married but three months. The cause OF the rash
act 10 attributed tojealousy. Hamilton 10 mortal:
Iy wounded, but it il supposed that his wife viii
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DE.rH OF NAVAL 0rPIcgI.-Capt. Zachary y.
Johnston, U. s. n, died suddenly in Baltimore,
Thursday, Of apoplexy. He was native of
Prince Georges county. Nd entered the navy in
April 1sls-nesrly Al years ago. but did not re.
ceive captains mission until 1855. lie served
l6years at sea, and nearly on shore or other
duty. and WAS last at sea in August, 1880. At the
time of his death he was waiting orders.
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PoLITICAL.-Col Taliaferro has been nominates
for reelection TO the Virginia Senate from the
STAFFORD hiafrict
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STRANGE CASE OF INsANITT.-The BrusselI iour.
nails record an extraordinary case of insanity. A
Journeyman goldbeater on Friday was su ideniy
seized with such violent.pain in the head, while
az work, that he was oblidged to 60 home The next
again went home. He then seated himself befpra
the stove, which, having been overheated, was red
not, and remained there sitting for some time. Al,
at ones he jumped up, and finging his arms round
tue stove, pressed his breast to 1t close as NA
could. His wife tried to drag him away. but so
tightly did he. in spite ofths dreadful sufsriugs he
must have endured, cling to the burning iron that
she was unable to succeed. Her cries attracted
some persons to the room, and the man was At
length forced TO let go his hold lie was 30 fright.
iuiy burned 10 the breastan arms that the flesh
!eii on in pieces, and he presented horrible spec
tac'e Medical advice was procured, but he died in
lew hours, seemih glY inse ensibla to main
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InONNAN q CO., -
kIcnnoHy. Va.
SOLICIT condgnnents II Tobacco. Grain, end ethsf
Produce, for which the best market prices wM -
- oilss On Virginia strsst nsar cazy,
"a 81. CHALKLET. Dealer IN Leeth-
Os sr, ehoa Iindin4 on x1nnsfI focle 3e..
and Importer q yrsncA gu A42H& - nss5s =. p
csipt 81 lar1o and exaelkelt 1teck efG6os Aefss
sainine q hls 6ualnez. ~ Which Ae fns 49,
tlcn ofsll = want - thsy wiM = go ~ 4gIT
- 1-dsns6ewly Q.!l AL4L- =
N6OLAG0nD 80 bblg 1oed eeheilsd
tnas ~ sss'-'s''. r ~ Ssn axlxku ) q.
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sE-GaoReH Il. sTnnL, Dentist, 0fSc
snd rexsdenca. No ssi on Main. between stk and et
,<rests Richmond Va. my @-1y
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NEW GOODS NEW STYLES.
j. d. g 90 d N A N - co,

NEW GOODS NEW STYLES.
j. d. q 90 ID NJ a n - CO.,
Ne. lto MN eSaEIr
Are now In receipt Of thsir spring Stock OF
CLOTHING. which they have Manufactured ex-
pressly to suit their own retail trade. soliciiins
Call from their friends and the public generally 70
examine their stock. which q OF the nrst ctAas
Goods. and warranted to be Of the best workman.
shr and latest Styles IT the lowest prices, tender
ing sincere thanks for shs liberal patFooags q thsr
tssts and supply tho wants OF their .customerg -
Call aud examine the stsck Of Clothing and Iux.
nishing Goods now on sale ,..~. erpvr~
HxxIY T MnLER. Prin,a Award county .eeles
man. z L.. - -
TsHE CHEAPEHT AND BEST LIGHT
i YET pROnUCED. - UyH0RDe celebssssd
smoks consumng patent p1staols hsn2 M y a. an,, y
Lamp produces. irum the poore.f quausy g VI y
grease. without odos. - much nens = meo151I 51
Salar g one gpasses ene ss,s Suss or
msrs. rrodueine ncst splsn9n light plsa ~ ~
evcn "a veal eYes-seQnirtn9 ltite q no cieeAshe
and only cosica 6snnsl .lqla Yrr @ls 1s ey ~,
soIs Assst g !hl sisy:
! mis- NsOressl y,
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AND RETAIL CEDAR

!" WARE MANUFACTOKY, 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary Richmond, Va. where deal-
ers and housekeepers may hnd IL 20 their sdyan-
tage to call, they can buy better articles and
low as Northern Ware A good assortment Of T UBB,
in nests or by the single one; CaURNS Of all s1ee;
MILK PALS; bras bound CANSand BUCK YRS;
also. iron bound BUCKETS, fesled MEAeUREs.
&C. &C. Gall at the old stand Of
NH ll-lmA WIN WILLIAMS.
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A FRrGErFUL SCENs.-A frightfuI scene might
have been witnessed yesterday morning, on the
roof of three story house. situated on Water st.,
between Monroe and Quincy. A young man was
standing upon the comb of the roof repairing a
chimney, when, the shingles being wet and s.ippe-
ry he lost his foot hold and slid slowly down, feet
foremost to the caves. The two or three persons
who witnessed the accident turned away sick with
terror. Although the man made every effort to
get hold which the fear of certain death would
naturally prompt, he moved slowly down, and was
only checked from falling to the pavement below
by water spout, against which his feet came in
contact. But for this frail obstruction, he must
have been dashed into shapeless mass. Without
uttering cry for help, the young man kicked off
his shoes and proceeded to ascend, which he suc-
ceeded in doing; and weat to work at bis chimney
again. apps renty taking little account of an acci.
dent which had made the eye witnesses heart sick
and dumb with terror Wheeling InteHigencer.
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NOTICE TO rOBAU;0NI6T6 AND
IN MERCHAETs-Msds 70 order. fO64rCO
stock of good material for this purpose. would =
glad 10 furnish from IS 0CO to20 0 kegs tnss -.
Shave also for aale RLOUN BARRELS and Hall
BARRKLS. sritable for noar. snsar. sseeaL n.y.
shop corner Sch and CAsy -.
NB-Cash paid for BARkEL TihbsA
mh le-lus
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Divine FOR PEARLs.-Tvo women. one
white, the other black, jumped into thu canal
Yesterday with the apparent intention of extiu.
gnishing life, but the bad whisksy in thefr stou.-
acns kept them afoat until they we're cooled off
ana hshed out, none the worse for washing.
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Husr1sos CouRr. r.--Yes.erday morning
the Committee to examine and report upon the
condition OF the Clerks oflce Of this Court,
through their Chairman, Col. August, made the
following report:
Pursuant to On order OF the HustinRs Court,
and In compliance with the oh section OF chapter
1853 Of the .oae Of Virginia. beg leave to submit
the following report:
We have examined the Clerks Office Of the
hichmond Hustiogs Court, snd find that the Clerk
has faithfully discharged hs duties.
Without going into detail. we take pleasure in
reporting that ell the records are kept in the neat
est and most cerkiks style. and the papers are ell
neatly fisd away. In nothing has the Clerk fail
ed 20 perform the dutiss required BY law Indeed.
10 some instances for the convenience Of the public
hanos."
in the case Of John Ferneyhough, indicted for
mtsdemeanor, found guilty and sentenced to twen-
ty days imprisonment, the Court ordered that the
Imprisonment be remitted, upon his paying the
fine and costs.
Messrs. Warwick BarksdaIe, indicted for
misoemeanor. were put upon trial yesterday,
~, mhen motion was made to quash the indictment.
the case VIII therefore be proceeded with to-day.
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~ SANFORD Liver IsyIgoRAroa-

~ SANFORD LIVES lsvIaoRAroR-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.-Is q mild and ef
iectual catbartic. acting first on the LIVER, 10
elect It's morbid matter. then on the stomach and
Soweis, and carries on all matter that prevents
their heSithy action. and thus strengthens ard
pulids up the whole System very rapidly and ID the
pest ~ Hv ER INfJu0RAT0h
LIVER INVlGORATOR
c,,,Yu, LIVER lNVIG0kAT0R and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE RIOuD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT !,
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES Dyspepsia
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOW Eli COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC OIARRH0E.
Sold by all Druggists fe 2S-6m
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= COMMITTt D TO N1JRF0IT CIT7

% tho jail Of the Csfpoention q - ~ -
Il Norfolk. on the ,3.h day Of NevemSse. ~.
nos 70 man calling himself TUM BAILY.e fhs ei3
high. and weigts one hundred and oixty.1vo
pounds. about thirty years old. Of light cousplu1-
,ou. states that he was born In bumnerset celpsy.
committed to jail. aheeps grey clothes sud eoiIoe
hat THO0 j CORPRRE
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THE FATAL DUEL AT New ORLEANS 1T has been
| stated that Edward Locquet. cotton broker of
New Orleans, was killed in duel on Friday of last
| week, by Emile Hirart, operate critic on the
Delta. Mr.. II. had few days before fought duel
with l.. Placide Canonge, operate critic of the
Courier, in which the latter received three balls
through his clothing. After that meeting Mr.
Locauet, friend of Canonge, challenged H. The
Delta says:
The weapons were shot guns, loaded with balls,
aud the distance was forty PAGES. At the first fire
Mr.. Locquet was struck By the ball of his antago.
nist in the left side the region of the heart
which passed through on the opposite side causipg
his death almost instantly. The ball of Mr.. Locquet
| striking the ground several yards in front of Mr..
Hirart, richotted in such manner to inflict a
stunning wound on his breast causing him to fall,
but, on examination, it was found not to have pen
etrated to any dangerous extent.
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-. OK JuHN ID. VNLFHAEE, KHfVAkkeOV
rsthist offers his pro cssional services to the eit
gens Of Richmond AM it's vicinity. Once st kis re-
sidenee. on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9Th.
l2.-1lv