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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09
AN ORDINANCE.

TEN0 amend section 10 of Article of the Codi6et
Il Ordinance of the city of Marysvie.
The Common Council Of Mary ysvilIe do ordain a,
follows; Section 10 of article of the Couifed Ordi
nance shall be, and the same is hereby amended 4
read follows:
SEC 10. All persons keeping hotel, coffee house
cnop house, restaurant, boarding house, wherein
board or meals are furnished to the public, either b,
the meal, day. week or month"; in which business there
Is invested an amount not exceeding fifteen hunu-et
dollars shall pay a monthly license of six dollars
and when such Business is connected wi h har
owned and kept by the same proprietor shall pay 4
monthy license of twelve dollars
Ihose persons in whose business there is invested
any amount exceeding fifteen hundred dollars shal
pay monthly license of twelve dollars, and when
connected with a bar, as above shall pay a MONTH,
license OF twenty dollars, (proyded that the proyis.
ing houses
All ordinances or parts Of ordinances In conflict
with this ordinance ar, hereby repealed. This ordi.
nance shall take effect from and afer the 1st day Of
Novemb er, 1859 ~ "
certify the above to be an Ordinance passed bv
th .he Common Council Of the city Of Marysville, at
'ne'f last meeting, oetober 27th 1859.
- witness my hand and the cornornte seal NJ
loEAL'I SAID city, this 29tt day Of October. 1859
T. +. FARISH, City Cfk.
Approved November LIST. 1859
nova MM. SINGER, Mayor.
A ORDINANCE to donate five hundred dol.
N iars to the Agricultural, Horticultural and Me-
mia. =
The Mayor and Common Council Of the tity OF Ma
fysVille do ofdain as follows
oecuoh l. The sum of five hundred dollars is here
~ appropriated 70 the Alricultural Horticultural and
Aiecliancs society for the Northern District of CALI
orna, as donation to be used towards defraylDg thp
expenses OF Fair to be held in AIarysve ihe nst
week OF the present month, to-wit August, 1859
Section 2. The Clerk of the city is authorized and
directed to draw his warrant upon the Gen raj Fnnd
~ laYor o. the Treasurer Of the aforesaid Society for
e sum u hVe hundred dollars as soon after the pas
saSe OF ms ordinance, and its approval by the Nav
or as there money in the aforesaid fund to paw Ie
same, MT previously appropriated w
Soy certIy the above 10 be an ordinance passed
uy we Ooh'noh Council Of the city of Marysyie st a
special meeting, August 10TH 1855 ~
.'.'. witness my hand and the corporate seal of
-. - Sald city, this llth day of August A. D. lS5C
TH0S. L. PARISH
Ar.o, City Clerk
approved. VIM. SINGER, Mayor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09
WANTED.

TMHEDTATELY-3 MINERS a Tho
= = huea River Mining Company's Claim, ten miles
& nooxe darysyillei on the Yuba River Wages &45 per
Bepi.u
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09
FALL TRADE.

TORPENTINE AND CAMPHENE.
WE are now importing our Turpenine from Boston,
and have our Camphene distilled fresh every week
Purchasers can rely upon getting superior article
and always at the lowest price.
r. IL. MCDONALD CO..
Sacramento
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uIXCKLEY & CO.,

FIRST STREET, between Market and Mission SAN
FRANCISCO, Manufacturers Of QUARTZ MILLS
SAW MILLS, sTEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, CAST
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, etc, etc. All
kinds of IRON CASTINGS furnished at short notice
Every style Of Finishing 20 Iron when cast. Repair
h., ~ Machinery neatly dome. P3ttcrn-making in
all i,s various forms. Prices reasonable.
80.
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October oath, 1859
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY Of \ IRA -

l, VIM. Sharkey, Clerk OF the Court Of Sessions In
and for the unity OF Yuba, state of California, here.
by certify that the above and foregoing is full, true
and correct copy Of the original notice of the intended
application Of James Archey to his Exceliency John
b. Weller, Governor of the State of California for a
pardon, as the same now remains Of Record, and on
file in the office OF the said Court.
..... Witness my hand, with the seal of our said
u. s.: Court affixed, at the City Of Marysville,
'' the county seat OF said County, this twenty.
fourth day of October, A. d. 1859
VIM. SHARKEY,
oc2f'3Od Clerk of tue Court aforesaid.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09
J.H. PRICHARD & BRO,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants
81 Front Street, San Francisco.
1 GENTS FOR
JONES' HUDsoN's CHEWING TOBACCO:
MAY FLOWER;
VA. OFFERING TO CALIFORNIA;
OUR JEWEL. O.. Ell SACRAMENTO;
f. j. HUDSON SMOKING;
SWEET SCENTED oRoNoKE;
ROSE or SHARON;
PRICHARD'S CORN con;
JAS. CHIEvEG's WELLINGTON;
BRGTFoN's VIRGINIA DEW DROP. WHISKY
In barrels and half barrels.
VII receive orders for Drugs and Medicines, &C.
for Messrs. Thomas & Fuller, New York
aul9-3mis
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Approved.
VIM. SINGER, Mayor.

OMiCE is hereby given that the upd ersipned
4 VIII make application before the Hon the board
o Supervisors in and for Yuba county at their next
bridge across the North Yuba River AZ the month If
Cherokee Creek, Slate Range township.
oc9-u C.WOOD & co.
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6xpressFs.

LANGTON'S PIONEER ExPREsSi
Weekly To
wASHOE MINES,
NEVADA TERRITORY.
LEAVES BONNEVILLE OFFICE EVERY MON.
DAY MORNING, for
TRUCKEE MEADOWS,
FRANKTOwN, Washoe Valley,
CARSON CITY, Eagle Valley,
GENOA, Carson Valley,
CHINATOWN,
oPnIRvILLE,
VIRGINIA CITY.
LETTFRs, VALUABLE PACKAGES, &C., forwsr-
d,d to and from The above points with promptituds,
dispatch and security
Notes, Drafts, Ellis, &c, c. uected negotiated,
ana all orders attended to promptly.
All Letters for the Western Atlantic States,
enclosed IN our 0overnm ,nt-franked Envelopes. and
indorsed overland, via. Salt Lake" will be forward
ed and reach their destination sooner than by any
other line. ee16-my
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Fl OCR FAR M .

FHNHE HANDSOME and Shady Garden Grounds
IL the above farm are now omen 10 the public IS
place OF resort All kinds of refreshments and all the
Fruits and Flowers of the season will be served at he
request of visitors
The Grounds are tastefuly and elegantly arrangsa,
ana contain many cool and shady hooks, where per-
son may very pleasantly while away few hours -.
cure from heat and dust, and free from care.
Persons wishing to spend little time in recreation
out Of town, will find HOOK FARM the only place 70
give them entire satisfaction.
Private parties intending visit the place. by leav.
ing word at Mr. Snowhites Marysvile Bakery, can be
assured Of having everything precisely as they de-
sire IT, Visitors will find the place supplied with tha
very best quality of Wines and Liquors.
The OMNIBUS will leave foe Hook Farm every Sun.
day at o'clock
iy2-mY W. ALPHoNsE suTTIR
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WOODS HAIR REsT0RATIVE

:, U; ~ WOOD CO., PropretoTs, All Broadway, New
YORK, and ia Market-st. st. Louis, Mo.
SOLD by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
EB PARK 4 WHITE, San Francisco wholesale
Agents for California and Oregon. ap4-1y-eod-cha
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A Mr.. Well, a resident of New Orleans, has
just returned home from England where he
disposed of a patent for FISH hooks of his own
invention, for $4,000. A profitable specua-
tion.
In Mobile, Alabama, the other day, fisher
man pulled up common half-pint bottle. A
small crab had got into il and grown SO large
that he could not get out.
Last Saturday Miss Maria Stafford, at Sy-
racuse, n. Y, recovered s., 1000 of a faithess
swain, VIM. Merrill, for breach of promise
The Neapolitan police have lately been much
agitated by the appearance of Garabaldi sairt-
buttons in he jeweiry stores.
Sixteen persons have applied at Mon treal for
the office of execu:iouer upon the convict
Beauregard, in prison in tina: city.
Capt Land, of the bark Northman. of Eos-
ton, fell into the mold OF his vessel al New Or
leans, Wednesday morning, and was killed.
An old man in Indiana recently eowhided
his daughter, nineteen years cid, tor wearing
hoops.
Michael Conway, convicted of burglary in
Petersburg, Va, has been sentenced to four
years in the State prison.
A little daughter of Traverse Cough. of
Fauquer county, Va, was accidentally burnt
TO death on Thursday last.
The mill OF Fraakin Jasper, in Rappahan-
mock county, Va, was burnt on Tuesday night.
Loss $1,000.
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New Books.

HIsroRY OF THE FouR GEORGES, Kings o.
Engiand; containing personal incidents of their
lives public events of their reigns, and bio
graphical notices of their chief ministers,
courtiers, and favorites BY SAMUEL SMUoK-
m. LIZ d., author OF Life and Times of Al
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APPLETON * Co.-Mr. SMUCKER has gained
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the wants of the general reader, the ponder
Gus tones through which they were scattered.
The history of the Four Georges is especially
interesting to the American reader and Mr..
SNucKER has given it in a convenient octave
with what fidelity we are unable to say.
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For sale by Messrs. WooDHoUsE Co.
The ELEMENTS OF MORAL SCIENCE By !.
L. DAGs ID. d., late President of Mercer Uni
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writer of this work acknowledges himself in
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1885, became extensively introduced into
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

MAN BILLED AND THREE WOUNDED By AN
EYPLosIoN.-On Monday one of the still tubs
ar Ingrahams disullery, near Cincinnati ex-
ploded, instantly killing man employed in
The distiliery named Wallace, and SO badly in
Turing three others that their lives are des-
paired Of The in ured men are James Rent
gan, the engineer vi The dIstiiiery, and George
Arnold and Thomas Halpin, laborers. They
were fearfully scalded by the escaping steam.
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HARD TIMES IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS,

HARD TIMES IN NORTHERN lLLINoIs.-A
merchant travelling through Illinois writes as
follows: There is q tolerable crop of wheat
this fall but the corn crop in northern Illinois
is worse, if possible than rumor has made it.
Money is decidedly cash article There are
plenty of good, responsible men, in the West,
who would be glad TO mortgage their farms
worth $4,000 TO $4,000 each) for 5000 or
$4,000, III ~ and "a per cent. per annpm, and
pay the interest in advance.
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THIRD DAY.
On FRIDAY, the 18th of November
OR n d PROC SSION.
which Will be formed in the Capitol Souars NJ
O'Clock, A.. NJ, under the command of the Mar
shals appointed-i. Laupe Dr. Bodeker and Egee-
ing, and proceed from the Capitol Square thToneh
Captoi street 10 9Th. from thence to Main Main
down to 9TH, thence to Broad and BROAD street M
20 the African Church, where the nrations will be-
delivered Admission free of charge, but none q L
cept ladies and Invited euests-who will he con-
Quoted 70 their respective places-are allowed 10
enter the hall until after the procession has come in
Rev. Mr.. H. SCHEIB, Of lions Church. Bait.
more. Will d.lIyer he German Grafton
SfIRDIVANT. Esq, of Richmond will
deliver the English Grafton "'''
MUSIC ana CHORUSES before, between and
after the orations. ~
After the oratohs. the Procession will he re-
formed and proceed IN Broad street to ReleyilIe
where the FESTIVAL will be continued with Mn,
IS cents.
In the evening, there will be I.ENDID Sup
PER at Jauter Lohnert's New Market HAIL.
corner Marshall and 9th streets. Supper and ad-
mission ticket. 81 no ST
A PRIZE! A PRIZE!!-AT THE PALACE
~ HALL SHOOTING GALbFRY.-A beautiful
Silver Plated Ivory Handle FIVE SHOOTER 10.
Re presented to the first person that can ring the
BELL four times in succession. at the word with
the regnlar duellng Pistol Gallery open DAY and
nioIHI for practice and instruction in Pistol aud
Rifle Shooting.
EIGHT SHOTS for Is scents.
oc 22-lm JOHN B. WILLIAMS.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets. nov. 10, 1850.

Rachmond Markets. Now ~, I59Ss
The market remains pretty much - At last
weekly report, save that WHEAT mas droppco
little. and coas has materially declined under lib
erAl arrivals. Business in dull and money matters
remain quiet and stationary. Money, although not
abundant, is in sufficient supply for the general
purposes Of trade.
APpL Es.-Northern S25os4 3y Dbl, according
to sscso5N aao.s s RpsSs P A
as,.; Hams nssnl3 cents. a. an quality. Market
BUTTER.---we quote good Butter at 20 to aSc
CoAi.-Wh bite and Red Ash Anthracite Coal, for
81 a,ooo bs.; u ton Of 22se Ma ss.a5; Foundry do
se3sn6 y, ton OF 2,2ao ms; Bituninous Lump $50
Y load OF Is bushels; Hail $500 per load; smiths'
CoFFEE.-We quote Rio lI4 aI2,sc.: Laguayra
l2s als.s cts; Java 10 cts; Mocha is cts.
Of Is bushels, for sot Lump; soft Hail $40. Hard
Lump and Hail $500.
has unsettled the market and sales have been made
at hsures much below our last quotations. IL IS
difficult 70 sao'e the markets hut from all We can
gather 30 10 IS cents per bushe is the farest quota
CORN MEAL.-Si.2s u bushel. Transactions IN
Meal mostly IN the retail way.
CoTToN-ll1agl 2 cts, on time, adding interest
COTTON YARNS. &c.-Cotton Yarns 22aa3 cts;
Ssgn e e,s a ss sf1s y ''s Carpet
DRIED FRUIr.-Apples S12o u bushel Of
FLouR.--The market is passive; little arriving
and little doing. We sun quote Superfne at $50
40 Extra S6,25a6 50.
PARTNERSHIPS cts. per Id. Stock fair, de-
HAY.-Wc quote Hay at 81 10 from store. =.
HIDES-Sated ga q ~ cts; Dry ilTl3 Gus; Can
skins, green, Sla1l2. No Spanish Hides in mar
1LsARp.-Primc Lard in bbs. l21s; kegs lsoIstsc,;
pa,jIM E.@Last sales sens5c. from wharf. From
store. we quote Northern Sl2ll2; sirsinla soc.0
MoLAssE s.-New Orleans AZ a IS cts; Cuba Mus
coyado ~ to T9a cts ;Clayed Cnpa 20 10 |oc foito
oATSIstock IL hit. We quote 4oa45c. per bus.
sUGARs-We quote New 0Tleshns asd 1875 poG
dered l01s 1lV74c.; Coffee sugar saloc.' as In
quality:
STAVES-Good oak, for -four barrels. we quote
at sTe75o peF thousand Tor green; SI50a 50 Tor
seasoned; MaGaine cut sInSs. po,.,vnsk.
STARCH--Pfme Corn osto7a' arif1o7ac'
SENECA ROOT-35f 40c., nominal.
SHOT-7d7A cash, and time as to quantity. for
drop and buck.
TAR.-s25O ~ Dbl.
TEAS.-luperial and Gunpowder &c. a 81 20.
T0BACCU.--The RECRUITS 81 Tobacco are very
that of Interior grade.. Good and fine Tobacco.
suited oT MANI Is s sa scarce n dnd ee6
YESTERDAY at S17 rs. We quote inferior Lu. at
e414 15l., GOOD and fine S51sd6,s; inferior Leaf
s7la as1s, good S9Gli; fine NJ annacturing scarce
nominal rrlce Sl5d20. No Enslish IN market.
WHEAT.-Since our last wee ky repo the mar
ket has been depressed by uniavorabie news from
now quote Red at Sl.l0Gl20; White 81 500 lao
The maximum prices are seldom obtained; few
SAMPLES coming up to the mlllers' standard.
WOOD-W holesale Oak S3.60d 1878 u cOrd
Pine S2759 SIS. Retail Oak SIS: Pine $3.50
WO0L.-Tub Washed sold at 3Oa33c.; unwashed
third less. Fleece as in quality.
WHISKEY-Richnlo Rectlied 29a30; old Rye
WhIskey, pure, S1GI.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

MUCH SOUGHT AFTER.-A forger arrested nj
Haverhill is wanted by Rhode Island be'ause
he swindIed the Arcade Bank at Providence,
in A pril last, ont of s 200; by Maine because he
got $500 at "A Portland Bank il, March; and af-
ter these two States are through with him,
Massachusetts has claim on him which must
be sa tsfied.
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books FOR TIE YOUNG
IL AT
T.. C. DREWRY''S..


date P. B. Price, l6lls Main st.
Its education forms the common mind,
Just as the twIg is bent, the trees inclined"
THE DEAF SHOEMAKER. and other Stories !;
Flowers by the Way-Side.''
DALI THouGHIS FOR ACHILD; COO.
MAMIE s JEWEL CASE, &C.
CH4LDREN'S TRIALS; or, The Little Rope
Dancers.
CEGIL's Illustrated LIFE OF WASHING
TON 75c,
ROLLU's TOUR IN EUROPE; per vol. s0c
THE LAND OF MYSTERY; or, Scenes and In
cidents ia Africa; 40c.
EVELYN GREY; or Flowers Thrive in Sam
shine; SIC.
THE " 0NDERFUL MIRROR;soc.
MOTHERS TkU b STORIES; soc.
BROk EN- CtSTERNS; T5c.
TWENTY YEARS OF MY LIFE; CSC.
DICK AND HIS FRIEND FIDUS; SOC.
WORKING MAN s FRIEND; zoe.
CHLOE LANkEI on; sec.
Block Letters and Combination Aphabets Pa
per Dolls, Pictures, Riddles, Fables, Jinsles,
Rhymes, Chimes. Billy Wilkins. Father Tom and
the Pope, Tom Thumb Jack the Giant Killer
Mother boose, &C., &C., DC. no l0-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

THE MASSACHUSETTS observation-disclosures
OF the Massachusetts election from nearly The
entire State give Mr.. Banks majority of up
ward of 1900 in the whole vote. Ills plurality
over Mr.. Butler, the Democratic candidate, Is
upward of 23,0uJ. The Senate stands 81 Re-
pubiicans, Democrats and doubtful House
lS2 Republicans 10 50 Democrats and Opposi-
ton mem bers. The entire Republican State
ticket is cleo ted,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

kA- COMPLIMENT TO RoGrs A PRvoR.-From
the following correspondence it will be seen that
ths personal and political friends OF MIR. Pry or in
this eity, have rendered To hun the compliment of
pubic dinner, and that he has acce pied the same
the innet to come off Wednesday svenins, the
3Jth inst:
RICHMOND Nov. 9Th 1889
To THE Hon. ROC Err A. PKYoR-DeGr Str The
undersl ned, our political and personal irienus
synpsthzn warmly with you IN yonr recent ell
forts in behalf of the ntesrity of the Democratic
party, and sincerely reJoIc IN the success which
GU ha achieved over the combinations which
were arrat ed a,ainst YOU are DESTROYS of extend
in. to ,on some pubic mark OF their personal re-
saTd and OF the hi b estimation v h en- 1hey have
OF your dlstIn sushed services TO the party. The,
propose, If agreeable IL ou to ask YOU to acce It
their cons ratuatlons on your late election, and
their cordial fishes for future career at pu L.
he dinner 10 lie given to on in this city.
They would suy est the 30 OF the present
month, as suitable time. If II does not conflict
sonven ient To you, they desire you AaIne some
day hen It would suit You to meet them.
: Wih sentiments OF slneer- regard, very respect
fully our obedient servants,
N b, Hin Joha s Calvert, T. NJ. Kimhrough.
r. Il; BlankepshIp, T. 6, 6 kaTlinss.J 7. Hu,chs-
Il. W. Sta ke, ]. j. Wilson, u IS. Sadler, Thomts
Jones, Marx pownes, A d. Williams, s. I Baiie,.
asteS s' R. we sdnnt JOHN Pa Hsfs0g 2
Crawford, w. u Cr.nshaw. J. D. Hammers,v
W kennon R. o Haskins, Joseph F. Jones,
w. Timberlake T. NJ Jones. p a. Wel,for, Y
II. Digses, Porter Wren, II. 6. Cannon, c. Z. Bra-
en-. 4. 5 samaels B.. Vaughn. z. J; Hargrovo.
D. b, Jones J. IL. Leftwich 6. w. Randolph inc
Howard. f. NJ Cardozo, b. II. Nash, A c. Porter
James Dove, J. i. Brown.
PRTEpsBURG, Nov. g. 1859
Gentlemen: With q grateful reeo9 nlrfon of the
hih inst, accept FOUR invitation, and assent to the
day which yoa are pleased TO dests nate
Very respectfully your 9 8 bed s.a sery't;
Messrs. HILL, CIIyERr and others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

SoUTn-SIDE RAiLRoAD.-The South Side
Railroad stockholders met in Petersburg Wed.
nesday. Thos. IL. Campbell was reelected
President. The expenses Of the road for the
year ending September 3oth were s2os ,s2a 81
sad the gross receipts s4lo, l6s.ss, leaving nett
earnings TO the amount Of e2oi, 344.3s There
bas besn considerable falling off on the CITY
Point branch. owing TO the deepening Of the
Appomattox river. A resolution wa. adontea
recommending q modification Of the con-
panyss tariff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

THE GREAT EAsTERN.-The Portland Ad-
vertser pu blishes d card from Frederick Cum-
berland, agent for the Great Eas tern, confirma-
tory of the report that she will not cross the
Atlantic till next year. The hotel keepers of
Portland. who had made extensive arrange
ments to accommodate visitors, will suffer
considerable loss by the postponement OF the
trip,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

ARREsr.-A man giving his name "a John
Allen Stewart, a native Of Portland, Me, but
recently a school teacher in Maryland, has
been arrested at Wytheville, Va, suspected OF
being Barclay Coppie one of the Harpers
Ferry invaders. His conflicting statements
relative TO himself caused his arrest. He is In
iail there now
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MARH1Hn.

AT Halifax, n. O., on Frid's che Oh iest h ths
riarkesyilIs, Va. b Miss M II. BARNER, OF
Brunswick county, Va.
IA. Lynchburg and Petersburg papers please
copy,
On tho 10th inst hv Rev. Mr.. Courtney, JOHN
L. BYERLY to Miss MARIA ANGUS, all OF this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

Unis xhsiTY President ELECTED
elsas Iot'sn, lately Professor of Mora, PM.
lasophy and Bellies Lettres at William and
sfy college, Va, has accepted tn. Presiden.
2. sAe Iowa State University, and will en-.
w upon his duties in June NEXT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11
MIR, Baldwin, Lecture.

The lecture delivered last night by Mr. O.
r. BALDwix, at the hall Of the Mechanics In
stilute, was listened To by large and intelli-
gent audience. The subject of the lecture TO-
night IL fittings ne They Seem, and Things as
They Are"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-11

DrATH OF A NAVAL OrFICER.--Capt. Thos
Paine, Z. s. N, who died in Washington,
Wednesday evening, after a short illness, had
been incapacitated for active service since the
war of 1912, when he was severely wounded in
repulsing an attack upon the American gun
boats near Savannah, by the boats Of British
squadron. He was a native of Georgia, but
for thirty years has been resident of Charles