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FosT-OF FICK APPAIRs.-Vrginia- Oar
dens Store, NansemOnd county, Is re-estab
lished. and W. w. Draper appoin ted postmss.
ter. The office at Slippery Ford, Marshal
Mason county, Va, Stuart Sehon is appoint l.
ed postmaster, vice James Fish, resigned.
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DECRAsKD.--Charles Kraitser formerly 4
professor in the University Of Virginia, died
at Morrisiana, N. Y. last week He was
native OF Hungary, and having partici pated
in the Polish revolution. He'd 10 the Hated
States in ls:ss. He WAS the author Of several
remarkable works Oh phiiology.
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE
XTR jup,ClAl irans: SiKcuiTnayps ,aI e
~ f'ars at' rctse!i "a CANDIDATE FOR THE
fSG;;isSn I! 7 risGe vacant BY the death of Judsc
~ T. CLorroN. and replled To them by saving
- "a "a Ssfsrmins and let them know IL time
s,1'S s,a,J, d do adopt this mode of informing
's" srs me other voters OF SAID circuit. II u he
90 90 isss,,fs to cleo; ne, wil accept the ohce,
'o txsSsr.e It's duties TO the best ot my ability.
=. a'se"" INO. NJ. GREGORY.
e.,hmond, April 9Th, 1860. ap 2s-d'de
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TaE( (2RgAT PRIYx FIGHT.-I.ate correspon-
dence from London statG that the prize fight
was still the all absorbing topic The anthOri-
ties in England are determined to prevent a
second meeting, and as far as the belt is con-
cerned it. would seem that Heenau stands no
chance OF receiving it, Both parties. Sayers
particularly, were receiving suhs taniial testi-
monials of the public admiration. 1t is said
that Sayers will very probably visit the
United States this summer. In Paris, rs in
London, the prize fight was the topic OF gen.
eral interest and conversation.
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HENRICO COUNTY.

ATTORNEY FOR CHE COM.
XuNWEALTH FOR THE COUNTY
, WM ARCHER COOKE.
81, hide
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DROwNKD.-The body of Thorn, sou Sulli.
van, OF Falmouth, Va, whose mysterious dis.
appearance had begun to create much specu
lation, was found in the race just below
knox's Mill, near that town, Tuesday evening
last.
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-, TO- Observation-Disclosures

|Sa IUT = F kILUW -CITILENS: ssItt q
late tnr re- ele cIIon IT, the oIhce al COM
pisSIgN kh Of TIL II kEtENuE b, ior he p
sr b.,rInr ot henricu County. ana respectfully
+t ,nar support at the election 10 take place oil
ne .ra ni Ma. next. II you - ain elect me,
. uss nt ulninsl efforts in the faithful discharge
a-le duies nj III. "ince. ~ r,>,
an s-dide' w. L. LA w lON.
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A FiaHTlNG MAN In GxORaIA.--The Attain
Ia l(ia) Confederacy is authorized to state
that there is man now living in Atlantis, who
will fight the "Benicia Boy" tor the sum of
"ten Thousand dOilars,' the fight to come Oh
during the present year, At any point South OF
Mason Il Dixon's line. The person spoken Of
IL native of Georgia, stands six feet one incl
in height, and weighs two hundred and ten
rounds. lie Is just ia the prime of life.--
ShouId Heenam moi accept the proffered chal-
lenre. The Atlanta 'Boy" challenges any man
in Europe or America " fight him for the
above amount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-14

THE LAST or TBE NORWALK DRAW CAaxs.
The case Of Fanderventer against the New
York and New Haven Railroad Company,
tried before Judge Storrs, ut Hartford, has
been decided by a verdict for the plaintiff for
$SOU--being S2i, 200 less than he claimed.
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pn,zs Ftanr In Nxw wHAArsHIRs.--A II prize
fight for purse Of sd.a: Ssi'o SIDE, took place
between Harry Finnegas,. OF Boston, and MI
chaei L,sayitt. aiiss Mike Lsavitt OF Lowell.
After some hard fighting, At ths close OF the
twemt third round tho sponge was inrown
thirty six minutes. l.eavttt waa quite severe.
" punished ahoas ths hssd and tncss = -
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RICHMOND CITY.

NOTICE. FELLOW -ClTlZENS
anu candidate for the o.iice OF COM
D>IQhERO TIE REVENUE FOX MADI-
sNARD. and respectfully solicit Your sup
-. Thursday, May Gath. being the hrs, regu
l,e-.,on since the resignation of Edwin Burton
ini, IV-td" l.. IL. MONTAGUE.
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Held to BaiL.-Fhilip Kricher, for assaulting
and beating Joseph Vest, was held to bail by
the Mayor for his good behavior, on Saturday
last
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CArrLE.-Smali drOves Of superb cattle,
numbering from $50 to 3oO, have passed throue ii
winchester, Va, for the Baltimore markets,
from the Western and South western counties,
within the last ten days
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assaulting and beating his wife M ildred, was
held to bail for his good behavior, and 10 an
swer an indictment.
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In Troub!s.-Hugh Smith was captured and
Gagged yesterday by officers Seal aud Bibb, for
assaulting and Threatening personal violence
to X. II. Redish,
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DragooHs.-The HenricO Troap are increas-
ing their numbers RAPIDLY, and enrol some of
the best Men in the county. AT = late meet
ms, tWer four new members were added
so that they now number about seventy
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Let OF.-The charge against Thomas and
Timothy Ieeky, OF beating Dennis Clary. was
inquired into by the Mayor last Saturday, and
dismissed
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In for Beneft-Strong toddy and loose
morals give employment to policemen and ex
ci,ement to iGlers. Yesterday morning man
called John Hill, whilst at least three sheets
in the wind, threw a stone in Main street,
near 18th, and struck and injured little girl.
Officer Bibb seeing the affair. pursued and ar
rested the offender, who instead OF quietly
submitting to the Onicer OF the law, planted
himself upon his muscle and made fght. The
officer soon capszed him, when he was set
upon by David Muldoon, aud being unable to
get assist tance from several by tanders whom
he summoned, had "to go it aione' until
Messrs. Peasley and Jones, and officer Blank
enship, put in their appearance and aided in
the arrest. The case will come before the
Mayor this morning, when it is to he hoped
that those who refused to assist the officer
will be indicted by the Grand Jury and Sc
verely punished.
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Cage Hsms.-William Booth, for abusing and
threatening his wife-rNAry Welsh. for threat
ening violence 20 Margaret Matthews, and
John Ryan, for rolling 4 butcher block about
the First Market, were Gagged last Saturday
night
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The Grand Jury Of the y. =. District Coart 1t
Savannah fonnd Z tras bilt against MARTIN Y.
Israntlxy. q post-Ufiiee Ronte Agent, for en-.
bszxiinx money from the mails.
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Firing Sointe.--Yesterday morning the
Mayor arrested Edward Barron alias John
S.earilng. and turned him over to ahe custody
of officers Bibb and Rlaa Son snip. by whom he
was depps ,te.i in the first station house, on
charge bf wearing concealed and dangerous
weapons without lawful canse, and firing a
loaded pistol on the Capitol Square
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I.tOKBtN BURTON will he voted
4 f,r IN The 81 District of HsnrIco county
:, ,NAGfSrRATE, and will serve. II elected.
'i II a. MANY VOTERS.
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FOR JUDGE OF THE HUS-
TlNtS' COURT
S> pEACHY Il. GRATTAN, Esq.
- s-,i,f
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4 Fool t,oom-where all friends of the turf
will BILE every evening for the next two
Weeks-has been opened at the Wall Street
Hotel. Visitors will find every comfort and
able to ascertain with certainty the Odds Ga
the horses to start the preceding dSJ, as we'll
as to make such investments as to them may
SEEN I;ost dssiraple.
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FOR JUDGE OF TAE HUST.
y< iN;s CoURT--WIlLIAM II. LYONS
- my 9-dtje26
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-, rorliE VOTERS suFHENRICU

HS CuUNrY.-I respectfully announce my,
- CANDIDATE Tor the nfIice o.. COM MISSIONER
UFTHE REIrN f. IN the Upper District of said
,ncnty. Having served AS Constable of that Dis-
, ,.t for alslut SIX years. leave my ir,enGs To
'e of ms quai itic.tion for that Office. My past
.--' is 3 tue cIiteTlun Ia Judge by. lfyOu think
'1's rhy Of your surrages, respectfully SOLICIT
:. . ~ -. ION the 4th Thursday in May next.
~ 81 I'd THOS. NJ. MONTAGUE.
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p, vHu yOrEW. .UFiIENRICO

~ CGuNt iIi an a eand'tats i.T l2r tiis 81;
1,G. 1' IsPpFR ia STRICT OF II ENkiCO CO.,
,.1 tsspec,ially so,pt,onr sntirages at the elec-
To-. IL NAY next. Shoad It he your pleasure. 70
S,ba Drn,e f'4lthiuIly Respectfully.
" .[ s 80 GEO. W. CARTER.
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.ynrpArEs FOR OFFICE.

IrMUEL BOWDEN. ESQ. o.
Williamsburg, for JUDGE Of the Sixth
E>'"4 ~',er,i my l2-llt'
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI
~ col am a candidate for re election to
I---re al CON NONW EALTH'S ATTORNEY.
''' Very respectfully,
nr--tde ). D. loCNu.
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my 40

TRADERS BANK.-At a meeting
7 Of the Directors of tho TrnaierI, Bank Of
the city Of Richmond, held on the 27th April 1866
1t was -~'
Resolrsd, That the books Of auhscYi ption to the
capital stock he re opened 1t the Banking House
OF fsaacs Tay iOr.
The office Of the Bank will be Temporarily at
the same place. Persons having business TO
Transact with 1t will apply t. ar address WM. b.
lsAACs, Secretary to the Board, or tho uudeT-
signed HECTOR DAVIS,
ap W-Im President.
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FROM MEXICo-Dispatches have been re-
ceived at the department of State from Min
lister McLane. with dates from Vera Cruz to
the Goth ult. There was no material change
in the aspect of affairs. A messenger arrived
ut Vera Cruz from the city of Mexico on the
Gath, by whom it appears that Miramon's
government have agreed 10 accept the basis of
adjus tment proposed by the French and Eng
lish governments, excepting therefron, how
ever. the provision for civil and religions
toleration. OF course II is impossible for the
liberal government of Mexico TO agree to any
such basis Of arrangement. This movement
undoubtedly originated with the church par.
ty; therefore the whole matter Will fall to the
ground.
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- CO C0UNrY.-By the ADVICE Of my
.fraas, and accordance with my own WISHES, |
-aaGaaee myself candidate for the once OF
luGf saEragss al the State election in May next.
Asa guarantee for the faithful performance OF
'a duties OF the oitlce. refer you to all VINO know
'e Tor the ma nxsr IN which those duties have beeA
lrfiormed during the PAST three years that have
at!ed as deput. for the present Sheriff.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
EAl-dt2imy' GEO ID. PLEASANTS.
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BUBIN. Hss NOTICES.

John +. REGNAULT, .
Has in store his SPRING SUPPLY Of e,
PAPER HANGINGS,
DECORATIONS,
FIRE SCREENS.
BORDERS. bal.
PAPER CURTAINS, &c,
CANTON MA1TINGa. WHITE and CHECK
TABLE and md FLOOR 0IL;Gi.oTHs, Farlor and
DOOR MATS, COCOA MArTINGS, 10
LACE. MUSLIN. and CHfNTZ CURTAINS.
CORNlCES. LOOPS. BANDS, 40.
LANDS.
HAIR and sHUCK MATTR ESSES, LOUNGES,
IRON hEDSTEAUS, &C. -
ROOMS, II sLl.S and ENTRIES papered in tho
latest STYLE and every description Of UPHOL-
SIEhl work done. H--lm
nR n NJ
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y. The sEEKIFFALTY OF HEN.
IA RICO COUNTY, hereby aanounce
n'se candidate tor the above oii,ce. Shouid Il
'eise pleasure OF the voters TO elect me, shati
seger grateful, ard Will use every eXertion TO
asehsrge the duties thereof faithfully and inpar-
lAt. NH o-tii JACOB $. ATl.EF.
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<@ TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI
~ Col respectfully announce mySeii
qEE REVENUE in the Lower District, at the
erctlou IL Nag. and very respectful! solicit your
yo;es imh s-tdei John A. EACHO.
TO THE VOTER OF DIS:
&E TRICT NO. 2. II ENRlCO COZ NTI:-i
M i candidate for the oihce oI CONS FABLE OF
'Ist,irt No,2.and respectfully solicit your votes
Il ins approaching election.
ly side JAM ES IL. 'AUOHAN.
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II HANOVER COUNTY.

As PETER W. WlNGfIELD ~ II
gfSr. ,candldate for C0MISSIONEK OF THE
esn,, eNoh Tor the upper district Ol Hanover
'"oh iourth Thursdav in Nav. tmh 3sthes
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-. 70 TAE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
NJ No al hereby announce D;yself can
s.ae for re -alectiou TO the Office Of CONSTA-
s-h Tor the ahove district, and respectfully Solicit
iaf votes "a May next. r,,n.
lii y tdeH GEO. W. HO"Nc-
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MARBLE WORKS.

JOHN W. DAVIES. e+
MARBLE MASON, t-. ...-.l
"IohAsiosx: ~ IsysM9Kb ~ HUME VI, sEa aHskk1'
"o"oMf VA fSI ISi ~ IHMfs; Es. tSdas daEA9 piEcks'
N. First PREF liums awarded BY the ViYeinia Az
ricn'tnrai SOciet ' and Mechanics Institute. -
DOBERT WENDENBUR0, s -
~ SHIP BkOKEk, COM uTSSION AND
FORWARDING MEKCHANT,'
q OC FL N d 8 II lP HANDLER,
RICHMOND AND CRY POINT, VA, .-ls.. : 2
Is prepared to take Goods on STORAGE at CITY
POINT on the most reasonable terms, without
charge ol drayase either to or from store ,es /.
apU-l,
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THE FRKsHEr.-The food which occurred
in Baltimore and vicinity the latter part OF
las. week did no serious injury beyond the
filling OF numerous cellars and flooding the
ilday, Saratoga, Jay and Harrison streets, and
the Market space. In some places the water
was from four to seven feet deep. So far no
serious damage is reported outside Of the city,
beyoud carving off fences, &c. No damage is
reported on the Ohio read, and trains are run.
Mug without interruption.
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k TO " EsSkA. A. ,. TIERS ELL,
gs7Hros sNM. e: TALIAFERKO. FENDALL
ir"lriN, JAMKS GILMAN. AND OTHEkS.-
sgNs plah ce with your request and IA accord
sTs.s ss,h III own ihelinatlon, hereby announce
C5F5,,,qa C5, q,i can didate isf SH ERlFF OF HENkI-
Mn ~ 4 and respectfully solicit the votes OF
pssss cat Gems Ia May next, for that office.
Issias tnf set " discharge the duties Of the Of
tl-ts NuE n r.v1oR
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Sent Oa.-Pat Wood, charged with assault
ing and beating William Bethel aud his wife
Ellen, was heard before the Mayor last Satur-
day, and besides being held to bail for his good
behay ior, was sent on To the Grand Jury
Bethel's dog bit w ood's child, and Wood kick
ed the cur into the canal to drowait Mrs H.
interfered TO save the brute, and Il. put in q
word for his wife.
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A WOMAN ONE HUNDRED DANDTwENTY-FlvE
YEARS OLD.-Died, i'll this Town, near the viii
lage of Heuveiton, last week, Susan Wads-
worth, in the l25th year of her age. She was
dletown, Conn. In All interview we had with
her, we questioned her particularly about
some OF the Leading events of the French war
of I75J-'57-5S. She said she recollecfed the
AMI Indians, under Montcalm, and the tall Of
Wolf at q uebec. In reply to a question as to
her age at that time she said she did not know,
but she was as large AS nova good lump of
Il girl, that hurried through with her days
work, to 60 to de party" The fall of Fort
William Henry was in August, 1857, and the
battle ON the plains of Abraham was in Sep
tember, 1759.-O -Ogdens6Mgh (N. ~ Journal.
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Bad Ifadt.--Christy Welsh aud his wife Ell
len, were before the Mayor last Saturday. 70
AnsWer the charge of receiving q lot OF stone
ware, stolen from 5. Il. Sweeney. The Svi.
dencs acquitted Welsh Of any participation in
the ransaction, and he was discharged, bul
the wife was sent Oh, to b indicted BY the
Grand Jury.
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ARREST OF A BANK SwINpLER.-An indi-
vidual recently arrested in Richmond, Texas,
has been fully identified as the one who per-
petrated heavy forgery upon the State Bank
Of Georgia. The Savannah Republican learns
that his real name is Lawson that he is a
Methodist preacher, and was for many years
Il resident Of Mobile. Tne package of money
in his possession was found to be the same as
was fraudulently obtained from the Bank, no
part of it having been disposed Of The slip
OF paper containing the calculations of the
discount clerk was also in the package, which
was still wrapped i'll the identical newspaper
taken from the Bank A requisiion upon the
Governor of Texas will be sent out imme-
diatelY.
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CONVICTION Harten. has been
convicted in Marshall county, Va, OF the
murder ein the tlrst degree" o4 Miss Melissa
Jane Morriss, young lady only fourteen
,ars old. The murder was committed ON the
I'D OF July last while Miss nj. was on her
way 70 church on q country road. Her body.
much decomposed, was found in ths woods
several days after. The evidence against Har.
ten was altogether rcircumstantiai, but very
strong. fS seS4
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Ifcht PIdce.-A young man called Charles
Sirkie, and sometimes Williams, Of very ef.
Terminate appearance, was arraigned before
the Mayor last Saturday. to ans wer the charge
of stealing a gold breastpin, worth 81, from
Mrs. Mary b. Sweet the day before. Charley
had been invited to his house by MT Sweet.
who knew him in Philadelphia, and while
there managed to get possession OF the breast
pin. lie was remanded for indictment Oy the
Grand Jury, which meets to-day.
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lasaitiag a Lady.--A few evenings since two
young men came nigh Locking horns" on
Church Hill. because Of An insult offered by
one of the parties u lady relative Of ths
other. Hard words aud threatening language
We're used. aud q regular "set- to" Weuld have
decided the difficulty but for the offenders
exhibiting the "white feather"
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roTHEyOTEKSOF DIsTKIC,

80 lOTHE VOTERS OF DIS lKktI
81 No. B, hENRiCO COT MY BY the
4,ee of ny friends, ant IN accordance with my
ts.le OF CONSTABLE, and solci. Jour sulrdses
a. ue State Election. in May next: Respectfully,
~ side ANDREW J. BLACkBURN.
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CHEsfEkPIELD COT Nri
IT, ToTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THEy0rr.SorCs1ESrER.

. - .~-----IEr IN Er IEkFiELD COUNTY.
NJ ~ NE yOTEkNO OF CHEST TE
kgSNrf tELD COUNTY The Office of COM :
caes,s,faAhLTH' ATTORNEY for the County Of
saa. s.,'aeeing oeing within the range Of my probes
tas pspio, meat, would be for that rsax.sp, and
hefef,r. NE "hiy, IN acceptable position to me.
sge,, .ccede Ia the requests Ot a number ~
esad.as,s tt!t expressed, aud declare myself a
tltetb, =, "f s me snEragex Of the people, at the
hsst a. w. W pe hesd on the fourth fhursdny in May
itsaar lime the Office u 10 be filled tor tho
"1 G. McRAE
L'en j.; woAAIEU1.
manufacturer of Double Refined
he .,,. STEAM CANDIES,
DIN EST fn ana w Whoessie Dealer in
nv end FOREfsiN FRUITS
an rhENEH CANDIES, CIGARS,
fAL EEsr eona. TOBACCO, &C.. &c.
The CHEAPEST GOODS,
=. tsD
'ssi~ al~s,. The LARGEST STOCK.
"Aohf BUILDING. No. - Main st
Ny S~lO OvpokttS RichatAS0n Co,
iAMSs ...--. Richmond, Va.
s..,a...sat ~ r. AND kAsAW MA ssAsMvs
4. u. AAURy 4 GO.
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~ 10 THE VOTERS OF DIS IKfCI
J~1 No. 4. HENRiCO COuATf.-At the re-
saes d Inauy friends, | announce myself can
tiaEe tor the office of CONSrAbhE l., IOr tbs above
a.8ed District. and promise, II elected, 70 dis-
ca.ige the duties faithfully. Your suuiases
respectfully solicited ,-r,,,nc
El Z-tgithnyF FLEMlNU Tu1LlI ..
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~ DEAR SIR: AS the time is approaching
-o' lie rollers uf Henrico to select suitable per-
h1a IL bill the office OF SH ERIFF, and beng salts
lea' lIu,B our long acquaintance with YOU, that
'ea are eGafsd 10 discharge the duties of the Of
WE We the subscriber rs. respectfully request you
' st' Ieds lng you our support In the ensuing eec-
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M AOnUx Z CO.,,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian HOtek
.kseAHsesd. ".
JAS. EDWARDS, Of King WllIlam,l
W.H. MAsssAiI. Of Laa.ubs.y. "
Guarantee To their friends faithful attention Il,
all c0nsignme nts, and orders for goods froD prS-
Mr.. r. v. SUTTON. JR.. - admitted to q n
terest in our business. u
10 l-dts&cWA MAODljx 4 CdA
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nOGGETT K ANDERSON,
- Corner ov FRANkLIN AND larn SIS.
Desors IN PAPER HAN6lNGS. Oil CiOI As
MATTINGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, WIN.
DOW SHADES. BfDS. MATTR rs and UP
HOLSTEklNG GOODS GENERALLY, have re-
eeIved their sprung stock. caabracinx = full and
complete assortment in the above line, to which
they invite the attention and patronage of the pub
nc generally, They are prepared to do Paper
Hanging and Cpholstsrinx in uper.or style, Nav
ing the very best workmea in their sapsy for that
pufpOse ap3-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-14

TOHN N. GORDON SON,
hTh STREET. HEAn rhk ExcnAHo8 HORN.
Of!er ior sale large and full assortment Of RON
comprising Sveds's, American Hxmmered. Perv
HamM,e ed; Enki,sh asd Enxhsh RShasd. Ensl,Ah,
AMerican. husaia and Imitation kusnia SHEET
IRON. HooPs. Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Piov
Iron and Flow Pistss. Alss. TIA piats III sar,ou1
s,zes, io5 nnnSssst nd manufactnFefs; sheet and
usually sold in thls nnafkot =. 80.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-12
The Difference.

A D1mocrut papsr says that Mr. ElSmlin wr'
an original Douglas man aud that in 1852 he
was an ardent friend Of his and lNbored earnest.
ly for his nomination. This may DO al true.
Then Douglas believed it would be sucrilege I"
destroy the Missouri Compromise. lie had not
dreamed Of the unconstituionality Of slavery
prohibition. Hs had not gone mad in his am
bilious perSuiI OF the Presidency, but proiessed
to believe with tho Norlhern Democrats Of that
day in the sup,rority OF free labor over slave
labor All has since ba.n changed with him
and Mr.. IIsmn opposes him