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From Lenycnworth.

LEAvENwoRTH, May 2l.-A fire broke out
at three o'clock this morning, which de-
stroyed the feed and sale stable of ]. P. Rus
sell, and the drug store of o. Bracklin. Loss
$4,000; insured for six hundred.
A distressing drought still pervades in this
Territory, from the Missouri River to the
Rocky Mountains. But very little rain has
fallen for nearly ninety days, and fears are
entertained of total failure Of all crops.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-22

PAINFUL SCENE IN CoURT.-.A painful scene
was witnessed in the Supreme Court at New
York day or two since. On the decision OF
the Court in case where the possession of a
child Of five years was against the mother,
she seized the boy and attempted to carry
him from the courtroom. When prevented
by the officers in attendance, she gave ex-
preston to her anguish in cries and sobs that
distressed every one present.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-22

i - A so-called humorist who recently gave
entertainments here, remarked TO a critic
that it was very difficult TO make Cincinna-
tians laugh: e'rhat's true" replied the critic,
have fallen into very awkward habit of not
laughing at thing unless II Is funny.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-22
ArrirnI of One AneIo-saxon.

FARTHER PoINr, May 2O.-The steamship
Anglo-Sar0n, from Liverpool, 9th, Uia Queens
town, 10th, passed this point this evening.
The pilot-boat went out for the news, but 60
ing too close to the steamer, was stove to
pieces-no lives lost. The news, which is one
day later, can not be obtained until the an
glo-!Sdron arrives at Quebec tomorrow morn
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-22

A tornado visited this scityyesterday after
noon, unroofng and idemolishing buildings
prostrating chimneys trees and fences, and
devastating extensively all oyer the city,
attended with loss Of life. Churches seem
particularly to have. suffered from IL, and
several Of the finest in the city have been
much injured. a Particulars Of its effects,
as far as they could be gathered, will be
found in our local columns. We expect
to hear of great damage to- buildings,
crops and trees throughout its range in
the country. Wherever it struck the
river we doubt If any boat could weather
it. As a specimen of its force, the zinc
roof of the Commercials new building
was rolled up by the wind, and a
portion Of IL was carried more than square,
over four-stcry buildings and dashed against
the cornice Of the six-story building on the
corner Of Fourth and Vine, making large
dent in the cornice, when II fell to the side
walk by the PRrss Office, creating an i'm
precision thereahout that the whole building
was coming down. The storm was severe
test of -allstructures that were exposed to its
fun force, and suggests that if such things
are going to make practice of overcoming
ms. A little more care in building, and brick
or two Of extra thickness in the walls of our
houses may not be 'amiss, The tornado was
accompanied by rain, which fell in sheets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-22

ST.. LOUIS, May 2l.-The Democratic Con-
vention Of the Fourth Congressional District
nominated Elijah II. Norten for Congress,
Uice James Craig. ..'
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WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Flag Officer McClu-
ney has been relieved from the command Of
the Home Squadron, at his own request.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH

NorE.--The violence of the storm has pros
trated our lines on every side, and we are un-
able to get any further dispatches Tonight
REPoRTFR.
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Fine Olive Oil.

DURE VIRGIN OLIVE OIL, PRE-
IL pared expressly for medicinal and table use,
lust received. ,f t t.f,i 4 ~
~ EDWARD sGANLAN q CO.. Drugssts,
-l Rorth-east corner Fourth and Main-streets.
fs tf. lmy2O-cl f..H|s.-t.| 1ff arn
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French Blacking.

ClE GRO. GENUINE FRENCH BLACK
AdSD ING, for sale by - - -. -T..-J .. .
-il EDWARD SGANLAN 4 CO., Druggists,
Northeast corner Fourth and Main-streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H,I. G. G.-COMlIITTEE. ON INAU-
H GURAL FESTIVAL, to be held Tuesday
Evening MAY 20, will meet at the officers room
THIS EVENING. JULIAN WHITE, Chm.
hes.A STRAWBERRY FESTIXAL.
49, for the Benefit OF the Presbyterlan CHURCH nc
at Cloves will be held at the Parsonage on THURS
DAY, May "a. The friends of the church, and the
public, are invited to attend. o.
To commence at o'clock. Tickets 10 cents
Imy22-bl ..t.s -.9.'| f
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Arrival Of the r oanolte.

NORFOLK, May 2l.-The new steam sloop.
of-war Seminole has arrived from Pensacola
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-22

RS- For cheap fancy cases, Allied with beautiful,
Pictures, 20 to CowAN's No. 20 West Fifh-street.
You will get them cheaper than in any other gallery
in the city list Of prices can be at the door.
lapl6-tf1 rI.lHi ..
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WEsT-END AND BRIGHTO

H@, WEST-END AND BRIGHTON
5b~-Sxa LINE. .-OFFIcE Ux.ssgpnsEze>
CINCINNATI STREET RAIL sSA Ttaa2faAAaSa>
R1Ap MaL q CoMPASY, IsAS ,Id Cincinnati, dnn TN
this Company will leave the corner of Fourth and
yne,streets, for the junction Of Freeman-street and
Central!avenue Cor Hamilton-road), every six min.
utes, commencing at GA. M, and continuing until
10 F. M and thereafter every fifteen minutes until
between Freeman and Linn streets for the accom-
mediation Of those wishing to make the circuit by
Ninth and Freeman streets. 40. l. d .
Passengers will be carried from the corner OF
Fourth and Vine, to any point west OF Mound, on
Ninth street. for FARE; from any point west OF
Mound, on Seventh-street, to the corner of Fourth
and Vine, for ONE FARE or from any point south oi
Ninth, on Walnut-street, TO any point short OF the
terminus of the Road, on Freeman street, for ONE
FARE; or from the of Fourth and Vine, to any
point Lnn-street, north of Liberty for ONE FAREi
from Freeman-street, at any point north OF Lib
erty, to the corner of Fourth and ine.sreets, for
ONE FARE. " j. Il NATTlEhy
ny2O-Rm t.g -f T. President
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Naming Country in Arizonn = sInsuIa

New YORK, May 2l.--The frigate Roanoke
arrived to-day.
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DIED.

BALDwIN.-May 10, Maria Ward Baldwin, aged
twenty seven months, youngest daughter OF Henry
W. and Esther A. Baldwin. 1'"
HEpDINGToN.-sundeym morning, May 20, at ~
heart, In the seventy second year Of his ago.
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Maizena,.
Havana Cigars.
OLD aIcKoRY BRAND.

WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IN
w VOICE of the above and extra Cigars
which we can recommend TO smokers as something
myaO-c Opposite the Postofflce.
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RB- II you want good Picture, call at the south
west corner Of Sixth-street and Central-ayenue.
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
Ave cents; in cases for twenty cents Bring on the
babies-you are sure to get good likeness. 5,o
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W- THE OFFICERS AND MEM.
W~~aA BEERS ofHope Lodge, No. 4, of the United
attend at their hall on TUESDAY EVENING, May
22, to take into consideration the time and place
when their Picnic will come off, A punctual at
tendance Of all members is requested ,,,,,
by order of the fy COMMITTEE.
SAML. II. WHITAKER, Secy. - :. my20-bt
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THE SOFT PANAMA HAT.

BB- The Hat of the season. A beautiful assort-
ment at BAkER'S,
my2 LA Walnut-strcet, below Fourth.
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: London Mustard.

rtOLRBIAN,S GENUINE LONDON MUS
~ TARD, one-halG one and two.pound cans; For
sale by EDWARD SCANLAN a Cor Druggists, 20
North -east corner of Fourth and Main streets
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BB- A. A. EYsFER, Clocks, Watches and Jswelry
Nos. 34s and 27l western-row.. fa ,r'il
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NEW GooDs.-Jtsr RECEIvED, 10

NEW G o o DS.-JQST RECEIVED, 10
fresh English Pickles, assorted !; " dozen bottles
English Durham Mustard, 50 noted for Its pn agency;
3 dozen bottles genuine India Ouprle Powder For
sale by A. MCDONALD A CO.,
my2l SO and branch 140 Weat Fourth-st.
G,OURT OF COMMON PLEAS, HAArII.-
Robert NJ. Litter Said Robert M, Littier, of the
city u Daseppogt, County ,Sf scott, and State
titlon in the ofice of the O6rk Of the Court of
Hamilton and state Of Ohio, charging the said
Robert NJ Littler with wllflil absence and gross
that she may be divorced from the said Robert NJ.
Li,tler and restored - her maiden name, whichpe,
Court aJ.4O Y4a ttbNAhErH LITTLER.V
~ " her Attorneys, JohDAS &NoArHISeros. 10
May ~, 1860. my22-23 bW
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Iron Varnish,
CandiedH vernifuge, /,

WpEING A. COMBINATION OF CASTOR
NJ oil, with an eilectual yermnlge, free from
taste and smell, A desirable Medicine for children
- '''N',' JAS. y. GLAsCoE q co., Druggists
Southeast corner Fourth and MaIn-street
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pB- APPLEGATE's superior Ferrotypes at his man;
moth Gallery, Fifth and Main. 1JlOIq -, m
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PARIS SOFT HATS.

ne have Just received another lot of those gem
unc Paris Felt Hats, the lightest and finest ever
brought to this market. BAKER,
my2l r. No. 144 Walnut-street.
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ps-PpruREs for ten Cents Johnson's Gallery
Ninth and Main. % f
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HOMIE INTEREsT.

pS- APPLEaATE's cheap Ambrotypes and extra
Melainotypes. Gallery, Fifth and Main. H's'
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pB- only twenty-five cents for good colored Pi
turs In case, nc CowAH's "a West Fifth street. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-11
WARRINGTON CITy Julr eessso

FUSION REPUpIATED BY THE DOUGLAS
MEN.-A circular has been published by the
National Democratic Executive Committee" ;"
at Washington, in W hich that body utterly re-
pudiate any idea of fusion with the Breckin-
ridge men, whom they cali the Seceders. that
has been or may be entertained. They say:
$50 far is known to the members of the
sident Executive Committee, no person who
supper is the action OF the National Democratic
Convention at Baltimore-no person who
desires the election of Stephen A. Dou glas TO
the p Presidency. and of Herschel " Johnson to
the Vice Presidency, has ever expressed
wish for any snch arrangement, or entertained
or even counfenanced, for a single moment
any suggestion or proposition tending toward
ii. Nor does the Committee believe that any
sueh arrangement Is can with propristy be made
at any time, in any place, or under any cir
camstances with those who have placed
Breckinridge and Lane IN nomination, and
are now their ayowed supporters. in oppose
zion to the regular nominees Of the Democratic
party II the Seceders and their friends.
choose to separate permanently from the Dem
uoratic party, and run Q ticket IN opposition
to the regular nomin ssions, LEI thsm Do sos
ngpl them se tse tsssessip'Hv ~ sss se'
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Henry ~. being told by his gardener that
there were several spots at Fontair ebleau
where nothing would grow, reques ted him To
plant bed OF attorneys, for they would four
ish anywhere.
The age of a young lady is now expires sed
according to the present style of skirte, by
saying that eighteen springs have passed
over her heado
A decree Is said to have been signed by Carl
baldi confiscating all the properly OF the ST.
Gillian Jesuits.
The Republicans of Missouri have nomi.
mated a full State ticket, headed by James B.
Gardner, OF Cole county, for Governor.
There are $50 visitors at the Greenbrier
White sulphur Springs.
New -four is selling in Lynchburg Va, AT
3 per quarter sack.
Boys reach manhood by a rather ,oxal1 5ous
way. s 4-.. .-t .l
Vanity Fair thinks the label Pub. Doc
should be altered 10 Dry Doc. ...
The Rev. James A. Gillette. of Southan p
ton, Va, is dead.
The cattle disease has appeared in Illinois.
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4 HEALING SPRINGS.

NMf mn BATH COUNTY, VA.
Milboro' Depot. OF the Virgina Central Railroad
hs o and es
for the reception OF boarders. Occupying q cen
This a IS e
1t accessible from all by the regular stage route
and within less than days ouIuey of the most
The properties of the water are lterative Ton
lc, DI4tstic, Diaphoretie. Aperient and auti-Irr-
proved them are Scroiula. Chrome Erysipelas,
Torpidity of the Liver, Dyspepsia. Aphtha or
nostril. inrractabe diseases of the SKI Bronchial
Affections, Enlarged Prostate, tnlaI ged Spleen
Of Kidneys, SPINAL IRE Nea sua
raigia, Rheumatism, Diseases of Females and
SetssS II spS p6e pysen.e yssan or moe
the water. send and get pamphlet. he services
OF a resident physician whose ex ,er,ence of
Will be a valuable guide to its proper exhibition,
can bs chtained at all times;
treat may be BREEZY stated as water of superior
medicinal virtues. baths y. any required tempera-
ease Of access from all points. commodious hall
room, supplied with good music, billiard and bow
ling saloons, and the attractions OF first class
hotel. daily mails east and west.
RoUTE.-Northern travellers shout l. from Wash
ington, d. G., take the cars of the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad, connecting with the Central
Railroad at Gordonsve, and by Ghat to MlIboro'
Depot thence by Stage line, ovef beautiful road,
Springs.
southern travellers can select the route by way
Aexandrs Railroad at tb at ph ce, and connecting
with the Virslnia Central Railroad at Char iottes-
trail Railroad directly 10 Millboro' Depot, from
either of the above points Baltimore, can reach
here the evening OF he same day, if desired.
The rroprietors of the Healing Springs, aided by
competent Assistants, will make every reasonable
effort to render il pleasant home for the invalid
and an elegant and sumptuous residence for the
temporary ylsi Or.
Pamphlets detailed IL ssocoaat Of the
dressing tf, P,Opristors.. ,,,
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REMARKABLE SToRY.-Mr. Bum, who was
thought to have fallen a victim to thieves and
murderers at Jersey City, N. j., some weeks
ago, has returned 10 RaIhboneville, N. Y, his
residence. He says that, after taking dinner
at Oswego, he was conscious of nothing more,
until he found himself at sea, robbed OF every :
thing, except his watch. which was hidden ON
his person, on board of a schooner, the cap
tain and crew of which would answer no
Questions. Al the end OF six days he was pu
ashore in Florida, where kind planter, after
hearing his story, furnished him the means
TO reach home Wi AS soon as he is perfect
ly recovered, he intends going to Jersey City,
TO have the mys terry fully Investigated.
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DROWNED "A little boy, son of Patrick Ma
10y, of Weston. Lewis county, Va, was
drowned in the Town Run on Tuesday. The
little lad had gone to a neighbor's a fe yards
distant, when a rain came mp, and after the
shower returned homeward-the rivulet had
swollen to a torrent, aud the little fellow
slipped in from the embank kment and was
washed down the current. His little dog was
found sitting on the bank where he slipped in,
as If awaiting his return.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-11

Randolph Macon College, Va, took place on
the 4th instant The degree of Master of Arts
was conferred on the following students: Jno.
w. Taylor, p. + Ford, Anthony DibbrelI, Jas.
II. Peay, b. J. Scott, G.. b. Finch, VIM NJ
Jones, and b. w. Arnold. The degree Of Bach
elor of Arts was conferred on ]. ID. Arnold,
T. ]. Jarvis and VIM r. Hill. The Baccalau.
reafe sermon was preached by Rev. Nelson
Head, of Danyille, Va.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDKNTs.-As some Of the
citizens of Cleveland. Ohio, were celebra ting
the 4th inst, by picnic on the Lake Shore.
some lads OF the party went in to swim. and
VIM Lowe, aged 16, and his brother Thomas.
aged 13, were both drowned. A few days ago,
the tow-boat Ouly SoE, with a barge in tow,
was going from New York to Newark Bay
Grove, N. J., when Miss Monahan, in step
ping from the barge to the boat, fell overheard
and was drowned
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PROSECUTED FOR Not TELLING HOW Much
HE Is WoRrH.-Suit has been com menced
against a physician residing in Arch street
Philadelphia. to recover penalty Of $50 which
he has incurred in refusing 70 answer ths
his property. The Doctor takes the ground
that the governmsnt has no power 70 oompsl
him 10 answer such question. He b both
oostin and wealthy, and will defend the
stand he has taKen till the last
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Agreeable Surpriss.-On Monday night last,
while Company g., of the Fire Brigade, were at
work in their engine house, brushing up their
machines, they were agreeably surprised by
the arrival of a quantity of ''good things of
life," sent them by Messrs. Broadus, Earnest
and Duke, stable keepers on 18th street, be-
tween Franklin and Grace, as a compliment
for their skill and energy in extinguishing a
burning stable in their midst and saving their
property from destruction, on Sunday morn
ing last. The Company partook OF the feast
with a will and returned thanks to the gen
tl.nlsn who had so kindly remembered them
for performing with fidelity their duty.
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Run OVER TWICE ON TIE RAILRoAD-The
express train on the New York Central Rail-
4th. ran over drunken man lying on the
track just east of Lyons, and killed him.
When some laborers discovered the body, in
stead of removing IL, they went TO the station,
three miles distant. To report. While they
were gone, another train ran over the remains
Of the man, cutting up the body still more.
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Want Of Water, is the constant theme Of the
Shockoe Killers. many of whom can get none
at all from the city hydrants in the day time,
and others get but a small allowance. In the
lower parts of the city the draught is so great
that the present small pipes can scarcely sup-
ply ii, and therefore the complaint. The SUI
periniendent is now lay ing down twenty -four
inch pipe for Shockoe Hill, with the hope of
remedyine the evil but full supply cannot
be furnished even by that means. The surest
plan is to disconnect the pipes leading 10 the
lower section from those of the upper and
then there will be no complaint as long as the
reservoir is kept filled. In the mean time, the
water takers in Madison and Jefferson Wards
are requested to waste as little water as pvs-
sible, and thus aid in supply ing the wants of
those who now get none.
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NEVER SArIsrrEp- a man the nscee-
saries OF life, aud he wants ths conveniea
Give him the conyeniences, and he Graves ths
luxuries. Grant him the luxuries, and he
sghs for the elegancies. Let him have the -le-
gancies, and he yearns for tho foIiies. Give
him altogether, and he com plains that he has
been cheated both in the price and quality Of
the articles.
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Sutcids.--A man named Samuel Parsons,
well known about the Second Market place as
huckster committed suicide at his residence,
in Henrico county, short distance west of the
city, on Monday evening last by SWALLOWING
two ounces of Iaudanum. Pareons was man
Of intemperate habits. and is supposed TO have
committed the deed while under the infl uenee
of in neoxicating drinks. He had attended the
market in the forenoon, and, 70 all appear.
ance was as lively and cheerful a. usual
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Bsatiag a Womaa.-A tree negro known an
John Anderson, was arrested by oflicer
Quaries and arraigned befors the Mayor yes.
tsrday, TO answer the charge OF violently as
sauitibg and beating Ann Maxfisld, q freq me-
gfess. When the case was called, iI was as
certained that the woman was unable TO ap.
pear, and the examination was therefore con-
unued till to-day t45 3 fE s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-11

VIRGINIA Posi-. OFFICE APPoINTMRNTs-
Geo. Southwell, Postmaster at Bigler's Mills,
York county, vice Wilkinson Dean, resigned.
]. III. Robinson, Postmaster at Oornwallis,
Ritchis county, vice Abijah Cady, resigned
Livingston Hughes, Postmaste ter at Maiones-
willie, Dinwiddie county, vice VIM. II. Bass,
resigned. Daniel F. Randolph, Postmaster at
New Salem, Harrison county, vice M. NJ +.
Randolph, resigned. John @. Summers, Post
master At Gap Mills, Monroe county, vice
John NJ Brown, resigned. w. w @. George,
Postmaster at Lancaster @. H., Lancaster CO.
vice Jno. F. Moody, resigned. Lizzie Albin,
Postmaster at Pleasant Dale, Hampshire CO.,
vice JAS. w. Albin, resigned George Masten,
Postmaster al Morris Hill, Allegheny CO., vice
X. T.. Noel resigned. w. M. Kline, Postmas-
ter at New Salem, Fayette CO., vice q. S. Sea-
ton, moved away. Randall, McGavock, Post
master at Marks Meadows. Wythe CO., vice
Thos. Wood, resigned. Saml @. j. Bell, Post
master at Ives Store, Princess Anne CO., vice
Robert H. Baylor, resigned. John b. Sscrest,
Postmaster at Jones' Springs, Berkeley co.
vice John w. EVerhart resigned.
Esfabliskmeats.--Ceda Fork, Caroline co :,
Robt. S. Anderson, Postmaster--to be sup.
piled from Ruther Glen. Kirkwood, Caro-
line CO., Va, Walter T. Chapman, Postmaster;
10 be supplied from White Chimney
Offices observation-disclosures Store, King
and Queen co. Axton, Pittsylvania CO. Five
Oaks Tazcwell co. Grafton, Pittsylvania co.
Berges' Store, Pittsylvania co.
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Tas Lester asafaesmriHg Coupaay are taking
in their machinery ~ their large aud well ar
ranged factory, on Cary street, and will soon
be ready 70 commence building sewing ma-
chimes OF various styles, and pianing mile of
the most approved patterns. This company
have ample means for supplyi ing large South
ern trade, and should b literally encouraged
Al homA. - q - -.
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Severe Blop.-Yesterday morning Henry
Pickering appeared before the Mayor to an
swer the charge of assaulting and beating
John Kirnan, the evening before. John stated
that while he was standing in q cellar door,
Henry came along and gave him a violent
kick under the left eye, causing him to see in-
Vulnerable stars not named by astronomers,
and swelling and blackening his cheek. He
forgot to mention, however, that after receiy-
ing this injury, he and two or three OF his
friends surrounded Henry and gave him q
sound thrashing. The prisoner was helo TO
bail for his good behavior.
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A MAN SHOT DEAD WHILE WALKING WITH
HIS WIys--Wednesday evening, the yicinity
OF Sandtuck, b. o., was the scene Of fatal
shooting affair. A Mr.. Bush was walking With
his wife, Nhen no wss attached sn1 shst by Z
man named ieisf, Ald tnatsntlf k1lle0. tbs
% sss ia'sss aaylssai haa s's ssss ssfsSls4l