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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-03
IN CAROLINE CIRCUIT COURT-sEp

i TENDER $50 1859:
Samuel Bevnn. w. A. Miller and
E.G Miller. merchants and part
ners. trad Ing under the name and
st, ie Of Samuel Bevan Il Co"
and Thomas oanby and Charles
b. Hath, merchants and part
ncrs. trad,ES under the irm and
st, lie Of Candy & Hatch" who IL cu,xcppv
sue for themselves. and such
other creditors of John T. BeaZ.
lev Il Co. as may come in and
contribute to the costs OF thus
suit s.
William S. Catiet.. John P. Beaz
ley and b. +. Smoot. Jr....DITs,J
Anonst other things 1T is ordered by said decree
as follows, to wit: That the said Joseph ". Seay
render before one of the COMMISSIONER Of this
Court an account of his Administrations upon the
estate OF the said John I. Beazley and the Court.
follows doth adIudge, order and decree that one Of
the Commissioners oil THIS Court snail ascertain
the different claims agains. the said BeazIey. when
are liens upon the property OF the sad Beaziey. and
the priOrifies of those liens: and the SAID Commits
siuner is authorized, instead of serving personal
notice on the parties interested. to publish notice
OF the time and place of making SAID report once
n week for four successive weeks. II some news
paper published in the city of Richmond, or town
Of Fredericksburg, as he may think proper.
COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE,<
DECEMBER 18th. 1859.
hereby notified that / have appointed the .l6rH
DAY OF JANUARY. 1863. as the time. and my
forming the duties required of me by the %ioreg"ing
decree. when and where all persons interested are
ouuch ~ Z with tUO FIpPGt ~
III EDMUND T. MORRIS.
COMMISSIONER of Caroline Circuit Court.
dc 1~4-dlt&swfw
EALL, 1853.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS.-We take pleasure in an
nouncing to our friends and the public generaily.
ed stock Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. TO which we very respectfully invite their
n,---I .-.I
eros DE EPSON, for mourning
E.,r. Rich t coid r.sr SIX s RtdKBFks 9BEs
Paris PrT ted MOUsS Ii +
BIB rays ch'ntz P!ip,s g M~oUssgEntINt5ss
PLAIN and Printed French MERINoEs
Black B0MBAZINES; Black ALPAcAs-
CLOTHS, GAsslMERES and VESTINGs
s1esP's G,sS sA$TfNETTs, tfNsETs 30.
White and CORD Servants BLANKETS.
Together with every. article usually kept IN Q
6rst-class Dry Goods House. All OF which We will
sell very cheap. oc S-ts
HEADQUARTERS KlGHMoND-NaDE .
IL CLOTHING-MembeTs of the Legislature,
and strangers visiting the city. will find, by calling
ment of CLOTHING. of his own manuiacture. as
low as the same quality and workmanship can he
had of Northern manufacturers. He has been
manufacturing the larger portion OF his work here
for the past ten years. and can assure his custntn-
ers that they shall have Richmond made Clothlng
that shall compare in every respect with North
ern work they are now purchasing. rs he is con
WINGED that Clothing ca: be manufactured in Rich
mond as low as IN any city III t!e onI"n,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
No. l2o. corner of Main and 18th SITS.
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FRANKLIN PAPER Mill,

FRANKLIN PAPEK MlLL,
khr,.v1nrRr NAyrTAcrrsslISSH III N u
keeps constantly on hand all descriptlons of EN-
NELOPE. MANILA AND WRAPPING PA
PER. NEWS AND BOOK PAPER. of all quail
ties, and sizes, furnished at short notice. Cash
paidior RAGS.
ec l0-dIy SEQ. WHITFIELD, Prss't.
NEW STOCK OF FRESH Al
~ GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM En-
PRICES-SoUTHERN IMPORTING HOUSE,
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, Ma, l32 Main street.
Pistols. Rifles, Powaer- TASKS. Shot Pouches'
GaEe-Bags, Wadding.t and Sporting Articles OF al
kinds. Pocket Cutlory, Walking Canes. Fishing
Tackle. &c. &c. Colts Revolvers IN any guam
tty. and on the most favorable terms.
THIS ~certlfIss that at the sixth annual exhibition
q the United States Agricultural Society, held at
Rich'nond: Va; October, 1855, one Silver and three
Bronze Medals were awarded to SAMUE
SUTHERLAND, of Richmond, Va. for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TENCH HICKMAN, Pres't.
BEN FERLEy PooXE. Sec'y.
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,cO NEGRO HIRING FOR 1870


ROBERT i. LYME.
The subscriber respectfully oilers his services
again TO his friends and public generally. as an
in the City of Richmond to hire cut ne
groes. He has had an experience OF more than u
years in Negro hiring, during that period has new
sr lost the hire Of Il negro sent to him. The hires
have been paid quarterly, good homes and fan
ton to all of his patrons. No effort will be spared
in future 10 advance the interest and secure the
approval of all who NAV patrontZe HIM.
tie has p%ractiCpd medicine for twenty years, anu
though he has retired from the active duties OF his
profession, yet he Will prescribe. without charge
in all simple eases. so as to avoid medical bills az
far as possible mach has been saved to the Ow IL
ers during this wear by that course.
Persons intending to send Negroes to him will
please notify him of such intention. and send theII
negroes to his oifice by the LIST of January. He has
made ample ARRANGEMENTS TO have them well cared
for till hired cut. no. b. LYME.
Office IN basement of Metropolitan Hall.
REFERENCES:
FIX J. NJ. Gregory. Col. Geo. Richerson,
judge WIN. W. Crump, Judge ]. b. Clopton,
Stephen Hunter, fumes City.
Logan Waller Elder Jas. W.. GOif.
w. W. Wooldritre. So Orange.
on6. A. Y. Bernard,
Hon. Z. c. Deiarnette, Elder Geo. W. Eve,
Geo Fitzhngh, Esq, EredsrickSbnrg.
DR.. Urquart, Elder r. l.. Coleman.
Caroline. ABbemGrIe.
Nuscoe Garnet, Dir. Gessner Harrison.
T.. N. Ware, Char{oHeSriHs
DR.. B. Roy. d. NJ. Bernard,
II. Robinson, FeterSbnrg.
EsSe.r. Dr.. J. SimpkIns, Norfoie.
Dr.. J. B. Roane, II. {. Wilson.
Charles City. CheStsrfeid.
John Hunter. Louisa. VI. n. Walton. FanquIcr.
de -GSClm
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ERS.-We have just had made 20 oa.
@large assortment OF mems heavy BHg-,
able for Farmers and Ditchint. rhs,s ~
can warrant to wear as lon- ~ Any ;sr.-.
pair of such rs are generals sod. IT, "a.
very long and made out 81 good LEAfE.
IN want of good Boot will i've as 4cs
lf-IA q. / r..
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HATS, CAPS. BOOTS =,

@ SELLING OFF an
x~0 tending tn leave the eitr oNf~,
this dav unit the Is. of Fehruary. q IL -
stock of SROfS and BOOTS. eitber e !,
or retail, at cost. Tor casl,. All Inoas
a cali. J.. FLfiSavv ~,
2Sa Broad street, between aHFA y
Richmond, Dec. g. 1889. %Na
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NEGRO HIRING.
I

1850. NE"hy lSOO.
COOKE Il CLOSE. c,rr
ms TR4hCE " COLLEC1ING 10 ,,
Will give their especial attention to Mn
OUT SERVANTS. COLLECTING RENIS ehd
the collecting ard nd ustment of CLAIMS gehetaiy.
Office on i4th street, i'll 5aseile mt oi tAchanse
Hotel Building, Richmond. Va. de .D-ot
NEGRO fziRING.-Tbe subscriber gam Of
~ fers his services to his friends and the pubic
for HIRING OUFNEGROES Tor the ensuing year.
He pledAes himself to use his best eAsttniS Z"
promote the interests If those VINO may laV'r hiM
with their business, and To pay specia! attention 10
the negroes during sickness.
He hopes, from long experience, to be able to gave
satisfaction,
Office at the old stand of Dabney K CautiiJfn,
corner of Mann and 18th streets. oppo.ite me ot'
Charles Hotel. EDWARD N. DAbNE1.
de -dlm&cw
NJ EGR airing FOR 1900
~ The subscribers again offer their services Ia
their friends and the public as
AGENTS FOR HIRING OUT RokS.
An experienc of SIX years enables us 10 promise
the hest prices and good homes for all negroes en-
trusted to our care. o,r
We also attend to the sale Of all kinds of COUN-
TRY and respectfully ask consisn-
ments. RAJ " no~bL-tpAl'
18th street. between Nam ana Cary.
de I6-d&clm Richmond. Va.
HIEGNG.-LEWIS HULL attends TO the sale ef
II CORN. WHEAT, TOBACCO, &c, and cor
tinues to HIRE OUT NEGROES.
de l6-d&rWlm
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UNDERTAKING.

GRAPES, GRAPES. GRt..t,sv
uTnE SEASON Recelstnk sar ,
MGR, 20 ksxs WhisSMalAsS I'm ANiy.s
Next door EAcasass
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IRON! iRON!.-DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS.
L $50 tons English Refined IRON, in store and re-
ceivins per ship Erie, direct, from Liverpool. en-
bIacing q full assortment, of Bagnalis Shaitia g and
inches; Flats from = to d TO 6xl and l2x3s inches;
Ovals from e to inch; Halt 0vais from e to Inch:
Half Rounds from e to / inch; Horse Shoe from q
to lx}a inch; Norway Rail Reds. Hoops. Bands and
Sheet Iron. Also, 20 tons Swedes Iron. assorted
sizes; s tons English, American and German Steel;
for sale by EDWIN WORKMAN & &C,
de 2-d&cw2m
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IL OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFY, LONDON,
FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES.
HEAD OFFICES:
L,ondon. Edinburtb. Aberdeen, Glasgow, Phila-
pfia.
ESta5ltshed in ls5G-tapitaI. So: 2aS.S 500.
ANIMAL REVENUE NEAR $1,000. 600.
POLICIES granted at the lowest rates OF pre-
MUM In the above company by
COOKE CLOSE. Agents,
Office on Itth street, Elk. Hotel Building. .
de din Richmond. Va.
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~ PRICE OF HATS AND B6ir.
From IL 20 20 per cent. Saved h. 4
INA ing from j.. III. ANTH0yi
WIZ Columbian Hote. sl /
Moieskin Hats of best quality. S2g 30 d. "a.
quality. ; 60; fashionable Six Hats -,
skin sewed Boots, 3 81; Congress later H., u
fine cali skin sewed Shoes, 2 25.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrqrg4HA.,, :
one of the best makers IN the c.T ot
10 supply him with handsome AMI sutsa-. |
akin seweG BOOTS, which he VII seu arr.
oedented low price OF THREE DOLLAR ~
HALF. oc g-jap
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2~ LEE L PLEASANTS, ATT X
M NEYS AT LAW. Practice IN, the Courts
held Ia Richmond, HeDTico. Goochlana ana nan
over.
AS Notaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds
&C., they arc authorized 70 take Dispositions, aiina
ney, Bills of Sale. &C., to De used or recorded IN the
several States and Territories of the Union,
Office on 18th ST., Sd door from Main.
NH ply
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

f-IG9 TO HOUSEkEEfERS.-We have en-
s# IL hand d very LARGE and comniete assortment
E{alN of "HOtSE-FURNlSHING GOODS" to
EAA1w which we invite The attention of the public,
and which we are selling ar very low prices. We
mention-DinEer Tea and Toilet Sets, in great va
rlety; Silver plated Casters, Spoons, Forks, &c;
best quality Waters. Coffee Urns, ard Bigsins !;
Solar. Fluid, and Kerosine Lamps and Fixtures;
Block Tin, Japanned and Britannia Ware. Look
stock Of rich cut. blown and pressed GLASS
WARE. direct from manufactures, and which We
are selling at reduced rates. Those IN want will
do we'll to call at GEO. J. SUMNER * co.'s,
20, Pearl street,
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ma. IiooFLAxD'S GERMAN BsrTERs

nG. Ef3GFLAxDS GERMAN BETTEKS
DR.. HoOFLAND'S BAI.sAMlC CORDIAL.
Tas grsn! Standard nie0iciNeS of lie present axe,
haze acquired sheir s7st~ p0prieritp oniy throHsh
gears % triul. Ca5oHads9 satisfaction IS reaienG
BY them III all cases. cHd tsa Eeepis hars pr on oxncsd
IIVER GSSMpLALYT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE. rERIL OF NERVoUS
Ib KIDNEYS,
and oil diseases arising r0aa q diso7fertd Iicef o.
t-ceak.eSs Of tss stJnlnrh n.E itgeStfre ofgans. are
spsSdIg, taa PERMANENTLY cn7sG - the GERMAN
BIITEkS.
The B~ALsAEfTC CORDIAL has aceui7sa 4 rsys-
!atioa 5grsaSssng that Of any similar prspayatsoa
srt1s.t. I: tttH cure, WITHOUT FAIL. tis ~ oSt Sc
csr. G5tf lon Sf1aiirg
COUGH, com, OH H0ARsENFSS. BRON-
C1iIIS, INFI UENZA. GROUP. PVEC-
MONA, lNcIPIENTCONS UMPTiOV,
arG has performed the most aSt0aishing cnrss seer
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION,
A fer aoyeS 3CiI Iiss at once caec. end cr7. tae
NEST SsceTe DIARRHEA proceeding from CoLD in
TIE BOWEL.
These n1eGieines ere prepared b. Dr.. C. NJ. JAcx-
SON y Co., 10. 43 Ayca street, PhiiadsiphfG, Pa.
1aG gre Sc!d ~ druggists GId dsGEerS ea 0teiiciatS
sperytcheTs, II: 70 cen:t per t0ftte. The Signature ej
{. NJ. JACKSON sotH 6s or tie outside tgycypsy 81
e1ct 20Etls.
IN the Atntosat published a.nualy By the pro-
pF1s.orS GATED EvERYBooY's ALMANAC. yor srifl
hnd tcSs:p.oay ara e0nin2sHdat0ry n~oticeSJ from al.
Parts a. ths country. TasSs A!MsanacS are sicsn
GIsGy ts al or GkentS.
ia Ty-itnulx o.
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~ShOES.-We have Ius' reg !
1ot of Ladies. Gentlsmens aad
SHOES OF ali Kinds and oi the vr':.
ih'S' IA ""N' iPrTNEl ; -
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A VIRGINIA RENEDY.-MRS DAVIS
"A COUGH ELIXIR. one OF the best Known RENE
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has bean in nss in
Richmond and its vicinity for the past nlteen or
twenty years, and mas always proved eftioacious in
Coughs and Colds. The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr.. Wlles in 1854:
BOWLING GREEN. CAROLINE, March ~, 1854,
Mr.. G. {. E~ALTEI-DeAr Sir: take pieasurs in
informing you that :" Mrs. DAVIS Cough ELIXIR" /
purchashed Of you, has acted like a charm up0n NJ.
little daughter, when she had the Whoop.ng Cough
very bad, ! have used il also in cases Of Colds. at
tended with severe coughing, and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation as an excellent medicine. and in
my judy msrt no family ought to be without il.
A. Willis,
Pastor of the NJ. E: Church, South, on the Caroline
Circuit. Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Fisher l. Winston.
Miltspaugh X Johnston, J. w. 6arlick, 4. j. Poet
A. bOdeker ami Chas. ID. Yale. Richmond.
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LIFE INSURANCE. &c.

CLAvE LIFE INSURANCE.--THE RICH
> NOND FIRE ASSOCIATIONS strictly
HOME iNSTfTuTI0N-wIth an ample Capital
and Surplus. issues policies on the lives 81 saves
Company. The business If the Company ~ con
fined srtfps,rsiy to this State. and having no aaen-
cies every risk has the personal supervision oil is
own officers, giving \ better security Tor the pro-
lection of the insurers interests.
Parties residing in the country having NEGROES
IN inenre. where it is announcement to have them
Examine IN The city, Will be furnished with all ne
cessary papers. upon application bv mail, or at the
Once. No 1884, Nam street, 2 doors from corner of
18th, where the Officers will take pleasure IN giving
ary rma upon the subject Of insurance.
DAVID CCRRiE, President.
Ro. A. ToMPKTSs, Secretary.
Dir. NJ. BrRToN, Medical Examiner.
de 2n-dNolin
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~ a coon As an rWiNr p


Pagged Boots. bsn.rrs &c. he'
%qualty Bro. aus IL 81 the M
l3 RrnAd 81 le,Nuel
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SD CHINA AND GLASSW AR E.--My
CE 4 Fall Stock of the above goods is now open
HttH ed, embraclng Il large assortment of DIN
N1d ner, Tea. and Toilet Ware, Plain and Fan
cy Tea Sets, Cut aud Pressed Glassware. com
priSing every article TO he obtained i'm 4 China
Store. Visitors to the Fair. and others, will please
call u. 1877 Main street, Eagle Square.
THOS. A. BULKIEY.
CH!NA-wARE AND siOuSE-FURN!Sn-
ING GOODS.-SCHAAP & CO.. IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
CORNER Or BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,
are reeelvlng now, direct from the manufacturers
and from ,NortheTn trade sales, q most con- plete
varlety oil, CHINA, GLASS. and EARTHEN-
LEkI;. PLATED. BRITANNIA, ALBATA. and
JAPANSED WARE; besides an endless assert
Inent OF French and German FANCY GOD and
TOYS, TO which we invite the attention Of nleT-
chants and the public IN general, feeling conGden nj
that our Goops and PRICES will richly pay them Tor
2 call, We enteavor to maintain our reputation
Tor selling bargains. CHAP Il co.
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L TNSUR 4 : r..

n. CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OFR4LEfGR, n. {.
Capital. S2io,G2i so.
SLAVES INSURE IN the above substantial
COMPANY. fof one or more years. on the most ia
vorahie terms. All losses promptly paid.
COOKE & LOSE, AGENTS.
Office on Iith street. in
Exchange Hotel Building.
do Aft Richmond, Va.
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INSURANCE ON SLAvES.-The undersisn-
/ ed rs prepared to make
INSURANCE on SLAVES.
| under lib,erat and reliable policies, on the most Ia
vurahle terms.
He respectfully asks his friends and the public
penef,lI, Laylng insurance of this kind to provide.
To- call af his Office 90 18th street. ASSURING them
that every proper effort vii be. made to transact
| ,heir business promptly and satisfactorily. lie IN
vltes app ~ications. however the slaves desired to
| be insured may be employed.
do AIT Ilth street. Richmond. Va.
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- FOR SALE.-A comfortable and well ar
ss3E:iiI ranged BRICK DWELLING, with a large lot
LII and well Of excellent water and all necessary
yond the corporation line. near Buchanan Spring.
For further information apply to
EDW. D. EACHO,
ID % Or 1lfh straat nanr ExchanaP.
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TaE BEST COUGH SYRUP

'j'AE BEST COUGH syklp
The hest COJGH SYRUP in the world IS
TRANSFORMERS pECTORAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article Is prepared 10y q chemist. and is pfo-
nounced ny medical men and those who have used
II, to be the best preparation for COUGHS. COLDS.
CATARRi, BRONcH I'll S, HOARSEN ESD
SORE THROAT FROM 4 COLD. and a preyen-
tlve of thai lion OF diseases. CONSUM UPTON.
Persons who sing should use it. IL is pleasant TO
the taste, ~soitens, cheers and strengthens the voice.
a!iays al Irritation OF the throat aud lungs, and
prevents taking cold.
EA- Bottles % and 80 cents ard 81.
n. BIZ you are bilious, and have n had cold
use HARTSHORNE'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
They remove all Bile and colds from the system.-
twenty-five cents a box. Sold by all Druggists in
Richmond. Sc ls-fnn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

Mr.. Peeler, who has realized 100000 from
the sale Of patent plow, has given one-half
Of that amount TO the Mothodist Church,
South God speed tbe pow.
The editor Of the Baltimore Christian Ad.
rocafe writes, nnera visit to Saratoga "Ihe
only visible Vice wns dancing We saw, night
after night, performances of this kind which
were too indecent for US TO describe. Yet
strange 10 say, these pulkas we're danced with.
out the least appearance Of shame, aud ladies
who declined 70 dance, sat by and saw them
without disgust or rebuko There are inno-
cent.looking dances, but they are tame, and
gradually form condition Of mind that can
look upon waltzes and pokas without shame
or even share them with enjoyment As eN-
eroise, dancing is the worst possible, aud
dancers never take. it for cxercise--ihat Is
only the excuse.
The Illinois Sunday School Convention, at
It's Second ANIMAL Meeting, adopted the fol
lowing
WneREAs, The only true basis Of the TEN.
perance eanse Is the Bible and the essential
condition Of its success is that the character
be formed on this basis from the beginning ;
therefore,
Resoiped, That in the estimation Of this
Convention, children should be thoroughly
trained in the Sabbath School inthe principles
of total abstinence from all that can inioXicote,
and, so far MS practicable, be induced Mt an
early age to unite with some total abstinence
society
Rev. DR.. Kerr, Of Pittsburgh Pa, now tray
cling in Scotland, In letter TO the United
| PresJyferidn, says the worst feature witnessed
in the proceedings Of the Naion.l Assembly
of the Scotch Presbyterian church has been
the number Of cases of ministerial drunken
ness with which il has had to deal But the
manner of its dealing indicates a good meas
ure of faithfuness and the very number ol
cases may be evidence Of increased earnest
ness and determination on the part of the As
sembly to free the Church of such disgrace
They will have TO go a little deeper and reform
the drinking habits Of the country IN whiel
elergymen are but too strongly and frequently
tempted to engage. England also needi
reformation in this respect Clerical excesse'
of this kind are not uncommon, and the prev
alence Of drinking habits leads 10 an indulgen
Treatment of them which is unknown in oul
country.
A newspaper before us states, that at the
breaking of the ground for the commence
ment of the Lynchburg and Tennessee rail
road at l.ynobburg, a clergyman solemnly anc
slowly read a manuscript prayer, at the con
clusion Of which an old negro man, who hat
been resting with one foot ON his spade and
his arms on the handle, looking intenty in
the chaphin's face, Strengthened himself mp
and remarked very audibly: "Well, reckon
dats de fust time de Lords eber been writ &c
on de subtle oh railroads
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nlLnnls nenlrnl Rnllroad.

rYtN,, naslv Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis, vie
irerro flaiiie and Indianapolis Raroad, making
close connection with e ilnois Central Railroad ~ lai-
lows
AtAfattoou for urhana Eqnnltee, Cenirea, Cairo,
Memnhis Natohes Victslnfa New Oue1uis and Mobile.
al hnna fnr Decatur, spflnaheld Bloomington, ee-
ria fiaeshira, hi,flngnn. quincy, Ia Saile, ltos
island Alctioia. Dixon, taltoIl Codnr iapds Free
noTt Mlnofil Paint rialona, nubnqut, lndependence,
b,lsF Fails, praire 10 thoiu, Lacrpsse sod s. Paul
no- For through telgei 1ppy 81 hc oiieqe ofte M
diana Central lklroadi aso. Af tho ohce % the feffn
Hanc and indianapolis lailfoal in the Nnlo In.
sIanapoll-. W. NJ. .AiffHUR
General superintendent, f'hiQAH0
w. p JouSaos, Gen. pasfsr, AgI Chicago nnio
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Of 0ne-half the Daily ntos.
An advertisements are charged at the rnte OF my
cents per square (of lnes for the first neeron and
twenty. five cents for every additional insertion, unless
an agreement Is made previous to insertion AZ the above
rates.
no Persons wishing 10 discontinue their yearly ad
VERT ing must give notice at the Counting Room. Al
oasut advertisements must be paid for IN advance.
The privilege fannual adveftisers s limited TO then
owp business, and all advertisements for the beneht o
other persons, rs well as Legal advertisements, and M
refreshments of auction sales sent nby thein must tx
pnid for at the regular fateH
Tributes Of Respects, Notices, Meetings Of Literary
Military, Fire and other associahonsor the holding
Fairs To be paid for ~ follows For insertion d
any such notice. not exceeding one square OF ten lea
- cents, and 10 ns for every subsequent Insertion
Advertisements not exceeding one-hnlf square III
length. inserted one time for 20 cents All notices IN
tended 20 promote private ptercsa, to be inserted n
the local column (Which Il only ut the option OF the Ed
ors he pad for nj the rate of 10 cents per ne.
No outs stefeoypcs or electroypce inserted, unless
all 1Iefai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton X. X,
baltimore and ohio Railroad.


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OREAT NATIONAL ROT TE.--rerminaies ~ WASH
i inqtnn and Baltimore on the East, and Wheeling,
Rsgood and parSrrsbirg the West " which plare
tuntes with Railroads. Sioaners 49,, ior and nom al
noinia M Inc West SontlWest and Northwest,
Three Teams Daily for id the Eastern ctea.
ne-rhis is the only r3uie 70 Washington CITY 40
Passengers hY this route visit liauuntei Ihla.
peiphin Nav York and Bhsteni tho cosi Of iickel
io Roston alone, ~ other lines.
ftil 30 tho EAstorn cities can tac procured
~ CITY 70 ava additional charge ~ ~
TUsT Re and h,re g, IS ~ lSs ~ as y my o'he' Huie-
tshre hr tckots yiu Hllttnorc and Ohio R,alroad,
Al any OF the principal Rail -nad offices IN the Nest
j. ~. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western hgt
T.. 81 COLE, Gen. Ticket ARt
wP SMITH, Master Of transportation aldh