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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

lnAkTER ELECTiONS.-The Council oi
hsg gr' SiH ol Richmond have appointed fhe fol
sbg ~ " nntined gentlemen MS COM AISSiONERS
TIoNs Dl TORS OF the CHARTER ELEC-
of ne & ot ths present year. in the several Wards
Wjs.aa.s aa.shtEERsoN WARp.--Joseph Brummell. J. J.
nIo,hh, Il. Libby; A: Crals and L. <. Word, Com
tqI.yafiIS and X. L. Seal. Candmctor. The cleo
IT, P' 70 ls held at Market Hall
Snat1 iMAWsoS WARp.-E. Shepperson, Jas. A.
R,ndojs,t II Grant. g. N. Gwathmey and g. w.
GerSu,ppnh, t1nfntsstoasrs and r.. H. Chalkley,
Hall lhe, elections 10 be heid at the City
nooNR9E WaKp-T. Boudar, T. Barham,
oaEis, I VI. Jones. and F. Matthew's. Con-
sse,ioas and Wm n. Kelley, Conductor. The
''i. - fe held at I.aoy's siop. on Broad IT.
March ., Tes,e; eat Til0S. LAWSON. {, G. K.
eat ara according TO the late ordinance for .al-
Ancs pl me of MADISON WARD begins at
o I'm ;ause. iaenee ruaning along the middle
sfea, w. . y 10 broad street thence across Broad
fe.Ssgs .I.'ese street. aud along the middle of
TIE n',edla' l'est 70 Marshall street; thence along
soag ths 80 % Mafsha street To l4fh street; thence
heHce NJ ,cele OF 18th street to Sbockoe creek /;
fsald craa aS oh"ckoe creek ~ the eas'e branch
% ereek ard thence aons said easter rn branch
AADlsnEP EPrualion ~ liue. The western boundary Of
Mous ~. I'D runs from the corporation line
hence ,n nla1e of Ith street To Arch street
sas lanes iicuat,on of the line Of 4th street, to
sad Cana, hi.er ~ . aud kanawha Canal; thence up
tsssn te T, r VI middle OF the street laid out be-
nsn,o,,.sa'd; thence along the middle Of said last
sEFFEpsS.nfeset tn james river. a
tety east ., AhD embraces oil that part Of
YARD erh.oi oi Madison Ward; and MONROE
Ward "Dfaces all that part west of Msdison
tmh zD--:lel r. L.
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END OF TRIAL.-At the acquittal OF Capt.
Witcher, la Franklin county, Va, last week.
it's stated that several hundred persons ver,
present, and the verdict of the Court was re-
ceived with the hearfiest demonstrations OF
approval BY the popuiace, who escorted Cant
w. from the place OF trial to his residence
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Paying the Pipn-The police officers are con.
stanily on the look -Out for unlicensed vehicles
on the streets, and the Mayor 10 plling the
fines upon such owners "a have neglected to
call upon the Chamberlain and settle Step
to the music, boys, or yoC are done for to 4
certainty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

At Mechanics Hall will, we feel sure, draw a
nne audience and be heard with much pleasure.
Mr. Thompson 10 poet himself aa well as q
gentleman Of great and varied literary ability,
and lecture from him on "Edgar A. Poet
must be interesting,
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AMENDED CHARTER.
,,,,.r FOLLOWING pREAMBLE AM
RESOL LTTIONS WIRE ADOPTED BY TIL

,,,ur FOLLOWING EAMHLE AND
oLnT'2pNNsr 2Nr Wrkk 1Y ~ Ap9rrHpn nEnBS BI TIL
SHYrsn;SSfSDAY, the 2is, Of March. 1859:
"as,rsas, A b,ll has recent, pssscd the Genera!
sso,,a, amt nd,ng the Charter ofthe city of Rich
Ansg ard creating the office If " yudge of the
I.ost,nss Court: and whereas the terms of the sac
isi provide that II shah Eo into effect only after
"FE,oieTf, That the Commissioners Of Elections
, re several wards shall open poll at the cleo
~, ~ Of city officers on Wednesday, the sth day Of
W.; next ny which the vote may he taken upon
tss srce ptance of the SAID amendment tn the
,ssar,er:' registering sucn votes IA may he given
~ ~, p,eHf or against the nasr1 !"
ed returning the same to the Council with the
SiEer e.ecflon returns
o1I[, sifrd That the said am ndment to the Char
"a, val this preamble aud resolutions. he pub
she'd IN tie dali, papers for the information OF the
,.esers tai the day Of election.
A ACoryTeste
THoS. LAWSON, c. CIR.
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THE MEsILLA RIoT.-A letter to the ST.
Louis Republican, dated Mesilla, Arizona
Territory, March 10th, gives an account of Sc
rious disturbances in that quarter, between
the American and Mexican residents. II
seems that difficulty originated between an
suited in q general melee; pistol shots were
fired and knives drawn. Only one person was
killed, and that a woman, who was quietly
crossing the plaza. At night, a portion of the
armed themselves and marched through the
streets, killing whatever Mexicans they
CHANGED to meet. During the night some five
Mexicans were killed, their only offence seem
ingly was to have been unfortunate enough to
be Mexicans. Over three hundred Mexicans
proi0ptly flew to arms, and the greatest in
dignation WITS manifested, and in time reached
such pitch that aid was invoked from Lieut.
Howard, commanding Fort Fillmore, which
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

Thea'rs.-See the magnificent bill presented
for this evening, and then secure tickets and
seats. Every friend of the drama who attends
tonight will be pleased -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

AMNESTY IN NArLEs.-A Naples letter of
February -, in the Gaastsc de France. saws:
"a partial amnesty has been recorded: a
Royal decree allows 1ifty-tw political exiIes
to return to their homes, although attempts
by raising a report that consniracies agaiDs,
ms iiie were being concocted. Francois II, has
however, notwithstanding his youth. given
proofs ot great nr!nness CT character on sever
al occasions, and refused TO listen to such re.
presentations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

F,e.-Between the honrs OF l aud soclock
yesterday morning, the double tenement
Que story frame house, ON The south eide OF
Broad street. . few doors west Of 9th, occupied
as cigar store and q bakery, was discovered
70 be on fire, and soon burned ~ the ground.
and partially insured kropp, the Keeper OF
the cigar establishment, lUst moet Of his stock,
which was covered ~ Insurance.. Bauhm,
the baker. was the henvieet loser, ~ his tools
the window and door france, In the west end Of
the house occupied by Mr.. Warren - an apoth-
ecary store, aud threateaed to nre the tenement
checked by the fre brigade, and exiting suished
before doing serious damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

SHADAND TIE POTOMAC E'tsHERIEs-The
alexandria (Va.) Gazette of the 27th has the
following:
Within the last day or two seyera! thon.
SAND shad have beer brought to the fish wharf
a. ms place. principally The catch of the gill;
ers in "ashingtons Reach and below that, in
Si7 per hundred. The regular hauling of the
large seines ut the different landings has hard
iy commenced yet; the cold weather and high
winds having prevented fishing operations
are only sold in punches, for daily use So
far the weather has not been favorable for the
fisheries
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

NHGRoEs Gone TO CAxADA.--A uarty of
twenty-nine negroes crossed the river ffom
Detroit on the 4ad inat, 81 ,snss tor Canada.
consututtng the dTst tnstalment of the north.
srn emigration offree negroes from the South.
ern Stafes which have passed snac . q.
Polling tAsm from their jusisdictson. s Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

RssignatioM.-Capt. Joseph r. AndsfS06 N
resigned the command OF the Governors
Guard, and DIR. r. G. Oabeil has been elected
to the post.
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Bound dOrer-Lawrence Sagalarbo, for threat.
enlng to assault and beat Petrs Tigini, was
before the Mayor yesterday aud held 10 nail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

fan.ssih WINGS BANK zee
stsa - ~ fAe Lssiskafwvs af u,
MONEY rsc.;xsl c..;Axspl,TAL,Esloo9Oo!
n.l- RS ana ad,eu a,. on deposit in sums Of FIVE
~ ny Of six per oapwaFds, on which interest at the
usasssniny ~ Ssntum m per annum 10 paid for san1s
E AZ taa,1s I'M or longer ioI shorter %
sa:: on. STOCK bound 81 1ss or 91ss2 sss s22sso.i
Eshe,, r ~ and certificates issued BY tho
Yase, come, cfAkKE, at the store Of 4. B.
~Sa@Snd, Va VI Aaan anA 0oYorpOr streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

Foixnteey Compaaies, from various parts Of
this State, as well as from Washington and
else where, are expected In this city on the 18TH
OF April, to take part in the Inauguration Of
the Clay statue. In the morning q erandpro-
cession will probably take place, aud at night
dinner, aud probably ball, will follow. II
the business houses Of the city suspend opera
lions on that day, as most Of them will no
doubt do aud the weather proves favorable,
the gathering Of the masses will b~ very large
A number of distinguished gentlemen have
been invited from q distance, aud for their en-
tertafnment the dinner is no doubt Intended
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DIPTHERIA.-A medical writer in the Ba It'll.
more Sun. gives a course of treatment for this
most fatal disease, which is attracting the At
tention OF the profession. The following is an
extract:
Debility is too weak word to describe the
utter feeling of prostitution and stsipkiug.,
complained OF, nnirersaily, from the first mo-
ment Of attackand during the entire progress
OF the disease; and the result of treatment
naseu upon thts pathological view, testified to
Its correctness. The disease approximated
more nearly to what might be called q malig-
nant erysipelas of the throat and prese n ted
the constitutional symptoms we often find in
mat disease. 1t is highly contagious, and
therefore it would be well for nurses to he
careful how they inhale the breath, or use the
cup or spoon of the afflicted
Mnriafed tlnctnre of iron in full doses and
frequently repeated, with the chlorate potass
with strong beet tea, brandy and wine if re-
and sustaining course from The first to the last
constituted the medical and dietetic coHstitu-
ttoHnz, ana by far the most important part Of
Treatment.
During the "vermillion-varnished" appear
ance OF the throat a solution of the nj ;rate of
silver, in the proportion Of one drachm TO tha
ounce OF distilled water, applied freely and
frequently to the diseased surface. almost in
yaria6iy prevented the exudation; but if this
fungid grow tn, through neglect or other causes
had been permitted to appear, touching those
ash -colored patches with the solid stick -caus-
TIC arrested It's progress and thus prevented it
from passing into the wind pipe, and bring
ing on that very fatal symptom, the croupaI
respiration. But any local treatment must
necessarily fail without the imperative con-
stitutinnai one.
A letter from my medical friend, dated the
18TH OF January, 1860, assures me that out of
one hundred and tour cases, in which the
above course has been pursued. he has had the
good fortune to lose but three
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

TRAGIC DEATH.-A letter from Bruses. in
the Independence, says: "At a ball recently
gwen by the Governor of that Province one
of the handsomest women present was Ma
dame -, of Nienport. In the course of the
evening this lady conyersed for few mo-
ments with a physician of her acquaintance
who noticed small black spot on the lady's
cheek. He told her Of it, but the lady replied
that 1t was only little pimple and would
soon disappear. The doctor thought other
wise, ard advised her to apply ponltices i'm.
mediately. She, however, declined to follow
his advice. In about an hour after they met
again, and the doctor saw thatsthe spot was
spreading. and that an operation was absolute
~ necessary, but neither he nor the ladye
husband could induce her to listen to such a
proposal. Before she left the ball the cheek
mad ot come painful and swollen, and on reach
for the lady died on the following day. The
disease which thus cut short her days was a
carbuncie of the most malignant kind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

I"s Passenger Rsi!way Oydisaace il to be
acted upon by the City Councit this afternoon,
ana IL is hoped and expected that every men,
Der will toe the mark aud show his hand on
the q question The people, 1t secms, are ready
ana anxious for the establishment cf city rail.
ways, and they expect to see how their repre-.
sentatiyes stand in regard TO them
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
1''ot Co"etHdsd-MaH Detention-Bitten bw a
Horse-Fi,s ia the Mountains. &c.


LtNcHBURG, Va, March -.
The trial Of Robert Overstreef for killing
Daniel Dnggan last September, by striking
MIN on the head with a stick, was cor ciuded
At Amherst Court-House last Saturday. re-
suiting in the accused being fined Sl50.ui, and
In default Of the payment Of which he was
remarded to Jail.
The regular eastern bound mail train, due
mere at 4.l2 this morning, was detained until
nall past this evening, ia consetau auence Of
the bridging across Dry Hollow bel az on fire
on the arrival there of the train last nigh {.
Alter several hours of hard work tile fire was
extlnguished, but not before the 'stuippers', OF
the bridge Were burned.
On last Saturday a colored cart man. in this
city, mad his ear bitten sn trely Off close up to
his head by his horse F
The subject Of the suicide, mentioned in NV
iasi was 4 nstabie of Symthe county, and
not doctor as stated
Caniar's mountain, about four miles South
oi thls city. has been on fire since last Sunday
oorns considerable damage to the fencing etc
Inc game Of keno, which has had a prettv
sood run mere foc some time past with sports.
men ana others, has at length attrac ted the
attention OF our city fathers who. it is ex-
pected will patronize it by imposing tax Of
twenty or thirty dollars per month on each
person who shall exhibit the game O. K
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

hEPoRT ON THE PCBLIC PRINT1NG-The
COMMITTEE on Public Expenditures in the
house OF Representatives, have nearly com.
"hlch the public piiD Dting has hitherto been
conducted Cornelius Wendell testif1es that
ne was the printer de facto of the last Con-
g.ess that lanes T.. Steadnaan was elected
Printer of the House, but never performed th,
duties OF the office-W endell doing the work.
ana getting sixty -four cents out Of each dol,
lar received by Steadman, VINO consequently
pocXeted 80 cents on IL doll;.r of the money
paid ny Congress, without troubling himself
todo more than to receive tho pay. This was
the arrangement at first, but after wards it was
SET ASIDE, and Sfeadman "beilig very anxious
lor money" Wendell bought him on entirely.
nve months after his election. and paid him
the round sum OF $4,000 rs q bonus About
ayear later, testites Mr.. Wendell, ":ather
than navea row in the House about the mat
ter. paid him SIsGC. Il was a black mail
operation with him: he threatened to resign
ana make muss generally"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

Coming Do'ca.-Workmen were engaged yes
terday In taking down n portion OF the brick
walls, at the Broad street Methodist Church,
on which the steeple was to b erected, because
the base. The architect was perfectly satis-
fed tina. the walls would bear xll the weight
that could be put upon them, but rather than
give the public any room hereafter TOR doubt
as to its entire security, preferred taking down
the apparently insecure part and putting it mp
again. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-29

SUDDEN DEATH FROM SINGULAR CAUSE
Inc Lowell (Mass.) News gives the following
particulars Of very singular case:
On Saturday last, Miss Harriet A. Backing.
Ton. after sewingal the evening, felt pee uIiar
soreness in one of her thumbs. which pained
ner so much through the night that she was m
aole 70 sleep. On Sunday morning she visited
physician, who examined it. and ribed
a. poultlce- at this time the humb had upon
10 ~ " @ olaek spot resembling blood blister. In
tne course OF the uay the Docto was sent for
again. but she had become insensible, and was
Snnoveu 10 tne residence cf he brother on
e lahKiih So mare, where she die,: on Tuesday
oeve'ai physicians were called, and they pro-
nounceo IL to De phiebitis, a cas- e of very rare
occurrence. tne 1t is disease of the blood, and
from the bite oe rattlesuake or anv nnison
gus % animal. During her spasms she bit the
nheer OF young lady who attended her yerv
severe!y, put the wound was immediately
from it.
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ALstanb.

Wit rsm Dampfltif o%9lrasU" itnp fol8rncr
nsusre turcpail6s Sesttte sinsttrcfsn:
8ictpr Emanuel wptte am IL. b. mad Sici.
lien %suriidtebren.
uebsr Die ermartcte Gapitulaticu Don @aeta
cerlautste ni6ts NatersS. Die @arniipn Gou
aus nur msnigen SatoiGlpncn bcfcten.
Die pitrctGii6c 9tssieruns ltcati in Ntrepe, pas
clue Circular gfrte Der Barihaucr @onferen, an
ben 9apif. ben &Gnis son Neapel ,,uub anoere
itatienii&e 1r'@r6een atsefhitt morben Iei.
Die Hsdpclitansr batteu pae pGpIlihe @etiet
our6 cine Serratbsrsi itrss 0cucra!s %tetrcten.
IS murot bsridtet, rae General @upcn feline
Steuuns in Den papflt&sn Staaten fur untalt-
bar balte.
@aritaIri Bate cine gbI6tebs-NrrcNr an feline
SCloaten 9crihtct. wel6s nit DEN prrpbetii6rn
8prtsn ihliest, paB zine Niuion &ricaer ibm
I'll Dem nd6iten 8eIOsuae folaon miirre, btr m5s,
tiher sBstie i6cn int nd6fsn MdrS leinsn Gin,
fang nsbms.
Die gelaserunssarbsittn Dor @deta lhreiten
RAID nprwdrts, uro man nimmt an, ca6, wenn
re &elaeuns ntdt capituIire, Gin Sturm talp
tepcrltrbe.
Der 86nie Srons ba.te ben ScrI6laa, @acta
III reumsn, Suridaenieeu, ba or fh nod an Der
Spib. BON $4,000 Scloatsn %tsfiubet unO pie
Nauern Der 6eifuus fir tart stuus~bSlt, stnem
ispsn Sturme SrUb su tiettn.
Ius Gtiua mirp teri6ttt, pa6 Die Sricbcns
untSrbanolun8en f6 ie'fhIussn tatten uno Oae
Die Grmse Der aGiirtsn auf prtiu maridbtrc.
Der Sanoel BON Canton mar bu, b Die NebeI.
len unterbro6sn.
Gtnsm in Scncpn sertreiteten 0tri6te sufulas
iOllte imiiden ren 8slanOtcn Der persinigtrn
Nd&te unc rem &aiier pom Gbina Gin 5rirccnc.
Sertrag gu Stanct 8cfpmmcu Ietn. Wtan fhtute
Dem feIter tsrcb tsinen @laubrn, ea Die enelIbe
&%'stsrun9 init Der Sefdtisuns %peifelben suriif
belt.
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f. s.

= MaYurs'& curt. Cornelius Grpnin, mel.
der Sctn Nurp6p ~iniuItirt unp eepriis,ll BAIT /,
ipurOs sinseftedt, neil err ole s%srlanste SlrsI6alt
pom 500 niht ltelen tcnnts.
patrid 0in9em tefom tinen Scrrets, weil er
iib tetrunten auf Der Strobe umbersetrieben.
y. s. Sabbel mu6ir Dor Der Court untsr Der
&ntld9s crl6siueu. an Der Sd, Der 3. uno Oiain.
ltra6e rinen Sauplas ni6t seb6ris sur Nadt,sit
9elhust au batsn.
gesrss 0tiltr brfano Gin YurlduTaes IerbSr.
mil er MihaeI 8al rur6sepriiaelt Bate.
- Wir p~srmeiisn auf unt.nfebenrs Ginfers
Oun9, bic @rua9une Der prOisttirten Staot Sir
9inia City betrsTsnp. unp laOsn gu iablrsi6en.
Selu6e Der teute Nbenp tw 9ofaIe eee 5errn u.
Shao lattfnpenpeu tesbaltisen SerIammluna
sin.
Mcrsen &brnp iubct RE sweite muffali.
lbs Soires in Der IN isrer Office ge1cni6er liz.
gtnbcn Wcbnuua Der Mrs. 0cQeite Itatt. @no,
hide SIottcr ipre&cn pom Dem erit.n am Der.
9aisensn ScnnerRn9 ifattasfunpenen Concerto
ais pOn rinsEI muTtalti2en SriunYbe Der Serren
Gunerrt9ettr.
Der BAD Der S&jltr, eOse fol- reat out
ausasfaaen lsin, mar aber, mic mir bSrsn. ni6t
10 5ablrti6 teluat, ais mir unO aucers ts er.
partet 6atten.
Wir o~erprilsn auf bic Qnseiae pes 5errn
9ameS y. Smitb, weln,r in rsr Broabltr. elm,
nsus Ntrt9i6aft erGfntt BAT.
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(Ginseianpt.)
On bic Deuti6en 3t8mOnbs

StaS
Sctt elmer g8ohe lt 96neu turb bic biclfocn
0entl6en 3e'tungeu, pnr4 Gfeutlibe 9crtrGee
Wte aud burA WittbsiIunsen ouf pri0atpeae
Or plan CUR @rineun9 Der neuen gpeltfapt
"StrSinia City" ~Ucr9eltat wproen.
GIne rsse SrtbetliauRg BAT bsrsits tattsefun.
Den, jeoCb nitro audi bieiss unttrnebmrn, wslbce
IN tfper SeSiebun9 aui ris rerGits uno itsrltt
SAitS 9t9runeet 1T uns fir iepeu &beilnsbmsr
%9tpinn' uno slIdbrinstno iein mu6, Dor Geutcn
in 3rpstfel 9P5o9en unO beurtteiIt, c6us naB fs
lid BON benz uutsrnebmen islbff, mob BON o,m
sanng'bittt unp isinsu srO6tn 8Or3i9en aud
nnr RE 9sriHsift Seuntni6 OeritaTt baten.
Dssbalb er9tb: biermlt an 2lds, Die lfh fir
paS Gufbllben elmer srobsn 0eItltdrt i'm Staatt
Brighten, an aGt, Die fb fir Die @ntpidtlun9
son 6ancei uns 0swsrbe, an Qqs, Die fiji ms.
O%tlOnpers fur itr tisenes unb ras g6sbG ibrrr
esntiden NitburSer intersliren Die IreunoIi6s
GtnIarun9, beuts NbrnO Der Seriammlung In
6trrn S@aO's g9tlbelm Sell 6aus ~bet3upobnen,
um bas untsrnsbmen elmer ~itrenaen prufung III
nnttrwsrien. Damn 8 unO wtrD be
8lbrbeit f& SaFn brs6e1.
q. 2ur6,
@sntral-Q seut.
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&'csrfsten mfr na6 atlen 6titsn. mut6is. fsf.
his auf BEN lebten Nann. wenn's letn mue. =
Nstht Die Srnft ni6t aus, 70 laet une ebrenppl
untersetsn. Na6 benz nAbtru 8attlhlaa Sel's +:
SsRer tf'e. itr fault In @ottss 5anp. ole in bic
Der @enihea =" Sttn 6ot eult Rem f6wet,e
riIhen Soterlanb unc Der NeutralitGt eeesn
SGo unb Ncre. mic esssn St uno @eh s.ssn
sei6Iifene Bprtt, tpis sesen ssicsens &ancnru!
Na& Qustrit9uns Wsitstsr 9pnfc muroe bas
8sf tsi6lpfen. or. q. Nbp,to.)
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sr1eben fClgenoes 8eiultat
Sea 66,016
SredinriSBe 52.S36
Douglas 25,644
2infoln 1866
Bells 8oioritat 1871

= Ssim W0rt 9%enommen. Gin BART oemo.
trdtiltea @tientabn ScnOuttsur in 2awr.uce.
oile, rtr bel elmer butibeH fiinfInpOreieiaiabri.
gen Bittw' fbon ieit eipiser 3eit cen @dlantsn
ipislte, Bate r%erislben OerIpro6sn, am ggabltoas
fur 2tneoln III ltimmen, psnn le ion an ben
Nablplas bcslei9e Der l1aGItns fam unO Ger
ihnlpIen, ais lie ibu bsmsrfte uno anbteIt. Gle
BAT i9n bRfi6, sintss Ninutsn 5u Ssrwsilsn s:
6a'o trlaien lie wieptr in 5ut unO Sbawl unp
%bet!sitsts i'm bis CUR DabItaticn bort LIEF Il.
ND elm stneUIn Sidst ssbsn, bdnpists ism bal.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
@ibtiae Nobrt6t!

"a bic SrrterS sssenpdrtis orUsen Discount fiji. incur
rantt Santnpts: ~perlonecH, p.a6en mir unIsren &unbtn unS
benz stfanintrn 9ubIhini bic GnSciee, bag mir Wprb. unb
arrIina unb ncurrants ~Sireinii6e Nptcn ;u ibrsm
Spaen gSertbs ale s3ubIuns alter 8etuunecn rber BEL ntutn
G%iniduftn 70 Ian9t a%nrebmsr, uls btele NpiS in Sisitm
S'loh. srlbeint. SO nj. BalIaee S6tne,
acknowledgements
Gde Scr l4Tcn KnS Carr q ,oEe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28

gStssn oar sef istn uasiin 1issn 9Sitts,
Jung tOnnte pas anse,siste @stlrenusn i'm Srpt.
ting 0art Res Srn. 6. Wasusr midi fattfinp,n
Dafslee it oesbalt. pCrausstisst cae sinfissrs
Bitteruns %stntritt, auf mcrssn Na6mittas Der
I6cbsn worpen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Soiree's Musicale.

0ie{t c%ofiitsn Concerto rre,ben iebeu GOnn,rifna gbcnS
8 Ibr I'M ShuIIOfaGe Der Mrs. 9tllette an SrGooSitroft
lt%aliFnoen, unc Spar unter Der Qeituns Der Serrrn
S. 9G. JtoIer, s. 81. Groub uup Scbn Msh
Saiirre- Enforcement fur rincn Germ ne6it 0or, a. 40
quilts fur fnnf Concerto, bic Bel Sen 6sren ". 6 SonIoy'
S. 9Oliter, g. Sauer une in alien 9fuTf, unS 8ubSanb..
lunaen sur 9ethnung o%ufliesen. wv"