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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-23

HNDR SR.H~T - L.zRSE BKEC,R
e Houses, GA First street. l-etw+eu Chestnut
and Wa nus, containing ton rooms each. The
out buildings 40 Ia good condition. Inquire of
Mrs JONES % Vias street between 6acgud and
Third GGtle-lwd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-23

ED = ~ = 400 BDLS. 3 I-2 .F.N'Es 4
-A4S bushel Gun:.y Bags, 1000 extra bush Seam
less Bsgs. Also, iUll supply of Hemp Sacktns
and Flax Sewing Tw,ues, fogs sale by
ocUG GEO FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-23

ANHEEsR, CWEEsR.-25 ROXR
q prime W. r. Cheese Just reed and for sale
sep. q CHAS. MCJ0HNSTOk.
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DIED,

On Tuesday evening, At 4 O'CLOCK; alter painful
and protracted illness, Mrs. ANN B. DAVIS, con
sort OF the late Ezekiel DAVIS, In the o'tn year oil
her age. ,,,
Her funeral Will take place 10 morrow elnuLs,
Church. on Mayo street. Her friends and ac-
qualntaaces are invited TO attend.
February oath, IN Gatesyille, n q: MTs; SAhh n n
ANN NIXON, consOrt OF Rev. Robt l. NIAoh' VI
the Virginia Annual Conference.
Her funeral will take place FROM Centenary ai
Church, in this city, on W Wednesday morning Isth
inst, at ~ O'Clock.
On Tuesday morning, the 2Sth inst at Ga o'cloe K.
Mrs. MARY, consort of James Golden IN the ztii
year of her age.
residence, in Rockets, near Mr.. K. .. Haskns, on
this Wednesday evening, at o clock. The friends
and acqualntances OF the laIniiJ are ih'i'eu I"
attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ia Rocks Good Sa maritan-
For the Cure OF RHEU M AIiSM.

mARock's Good Samaritan
For the Cure of RHEUMAIisM.
NEURALGIA.
SPRAlNS, &c. C
Read the following certificate from gentleman
we'll known in this city: n.,
Mr.. Rocx.-Dear Sir: have been afflicted pc
riodicay with Rheumatism for the past fifteen
years in It's severest FORMS being at times SO pros
trated that was unable toturn my sen m oea win
every kind of iniment within my reach or kn aIsd
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN. ana with the hope
that others similarly afflicted may be induced &c
try its virtues. must say that have never real,
ICED such benefits before from any other external
application. ours, very respectfully,
VIM. p HUGHEs.
HenIico CO., Va, Feb. 6, 1850.
n. A number OF Ger kifcatey received every week
M Price 50 cents per bottle: and for sale b,
MILISPAUGH Il JOHNSTON. Main st.
MEADE Il BAKER. Main st.
J. H PEARCE CO.. Broad street.
J. w. GARLICK, Franklin st.
w. PETERSON. Main st.
CS DAWSON. Main st.
J. W. FKAISER 18th st.
W.O. SNELLlNGS, Church Hill. ie 29-lw
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NJ ETKOPOLITAN HALL.

The public are respectfully .as,.rusau
NAME MARIETTA o,yy 'nAs
Inc great dramatic Puma n>nanANi6A,
Academy OF Music. New YORK. RAMA, f,ara -,
Phia Theatre racon, Havsna' , n%%'t,n, paI.es
Grand opera Houses ia Europe v.,,I Ihe prins :.
way 70 New Orleans, where she las ~ give. 90 I.
GRAND OPERATrc
On THURSDAY EVENING, III CoSCERr
In order to make this en,ertafn,rnhI lar.
brilliant ever gwen. the fntinv,sg an Joy the mr.
with ia appear ,lo'.s,
MADAME GAZZANlGA. '''''
The celebrated Tenor from ,hs ~, ~ MARC.
sic; Nav York. and iIer Malest, n rSnemi Of II,
OF Spain. Aheatrs, Jas..
CARLOS SHENAL.
called Piano lam REs assa o" the New ln.n,
baritone and distinguished yn.n'i Es,
PRICE OF ADMISSION. with securss Dtee'Or
DOLLAR. "iea seats IN.
N. B.-Ma me UAzzASisA on ,h,sno
sing the celebrated srnx. LA NARs%JfTIfsioh
ANGE GlRL: IN Spanish Costume EfA Va
The sale OF Tickets ana Seats taA
WooDHoU-E Cos. and r n, T. 70 nag :, a,
stores, commencing on tuesday ~"H. w.
Doors open att, commence At sn'c.o.L
II 25-5t y" COCK.
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- VISITORS TO THE CITY will find the largest
S = most eieg ant stock II F RENCH and nj Fri
CAN cANp ~ N FRuiTs; NUTS: etc. at the

IN MAN street, ne xt U the Exchanse Rank ovsr
Thss ans Pup'sc and =. prices to suit all
fitted within short time past and IN" te
ma. made saea arrasngsmsnt, - will enable him to
Whatever may be needed in his lire. Ha sm = TN
only the BEST WORKMEN uses the pnrest ~ s AZ.
rails. and manufactures and Imports every thing I,
the North. All who wish 10 make purchases viii
find il 70 the ir interest to call upon hun. -
The REFRESHMENT ROOM of this Saloon il
particularly inviting TO the epcure rs he can there
obtain Ill the edies q the season. served in the
best manner And the CREAMS and ELL rs "a
gers should not lesvs the city without calling q,
the 81. Nicholas Saloon. IL lS-ts
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NEGROES FORIjIRI -
SERVANTS FOR SALE.

NURSE FOR SALE PRIVATELY g..
~ excellent \ URSE, o. unexceptIonlbls rb,,,,
ter IS also q cd SEANSTR ESS, without eacsT
brance. Sold for no fault. Her owner wsbs. :,
get her Il good home. and will sell her low Aoal,
IL WILLIAMS A EIIIOrT'f'
ie Z'-5t 81 Main street,
I'OR Sal "a WOMAN about 8ysars of AZ,
L good PLAN Cook, Washer and Ironer, sNS
Mixer. and said to be good Field Hand With fW1
Gu lLoREN. the older likely Boy two year.
old the tounger an infant. Would prefer Sc G,
/" rsmaln IN or near Richmond, as she IS sold q,
NJ fault, ENQUIRE at this office.
They can be bong ut low for cash. ieE-g'
EOR SALE-A young, likely CHAMBERNA9
Il and SEAMSTRESS. geu'ee!b raised She ,,g
be seen at my office daily NJ noon, tIli sold
u. W. II. TYLER
General Agent. Office MARSHAL
ia l3-ts between 9th and 9Th streets
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~ PH0rooRAPHs aud AABRoT,PEs. u = xupc
rim quality. can b. obtained 1t s hnars q the day
&c., Jslissy. Msi9 street, ssaS the Disps.eh
V4Ss, st prices Fspkiag from = oants " n.
Ss1scsd PRICES. FacllitiA Tor executing. 80 por-
tssits dajly. hN-U
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MARRTT?n

In Manchester, Feb. 9th. 1860, b the Rev J
Fl. Amiss Mr. WILLIAM OLIVER to Miss E
l.. HANSARD, daughter Of A. X. HansaFd' o
Lynchburg, Va. 80.
May happiness attend them through Die.
IA Lynchburs papers will please copy.
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- NOW RFNNy at G. HtLLEg

NE<I CO :, lSi Broad strect, betEttl ~
and 9th. $40 pairs Ladies' lleeIed Morocco Boots ~
$ 25 30 pairs Misses Congress Heeled GaiIsis
at s Is; 30 pairs Misses Heped KID Slippers. s.
81; 2OO pairs ladies Heeed Eid Slippers, 4 81
200 pairs Chiidren's Black aud Brown Buttoa Bo'
at ~. cts $40 pairs prime quality Mems bo.a,,.
at 81; SEQ pairs Ladies' Heeisd Caters, At ; :"
pairs LADIES' Morocco Slippers nj 50 cts bes6s )
large stock tao numerous to mention. At prices 70
suit every body. Do not forget the pace.
q. HELLER Il co.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE

EOR HlRE..A likely NEGRO WOMAN
An infant about three months old for n. ~ ~
arce OF the wear. This woman II sad 70 Ia "a
COOK. WASHER and lRONER. and can A. ' '.e
eral homework. THOS. J BAGRt ;"
General Agent, Wal. stree, nni.,
lie ct st, Charles Hot.
ENOK HIKE-SeveraI FARM HAMS -
COOK AND WASHER, r BOY ,rrns,o s,,.
To the Dining Room. and a GIRL. accus,,r -a4 I
NURSING. COOKE X CLOSE Aseo,s
Oi'ice lith St. EXCHANGE Aote Buljdn,
fe 24-6t 1u''
~ EGROES FOR HIRE have two var. 49,
~ perIor COOKS; four genteei HOTSF t;ipi,
two FARM HANDS. and No. BOY. s,I.5.
tor the dining room or to wait IN an offes T.
terms, &c. apply to RO B. LYME 7"
Agent for Hiring out Negroes 4,
fe l7-tsI Office in basement Metrop1L,an IA
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-, THE SHERIFFALTY OF HEN
V>a RICO COUNTY, hereby announce
myself candidate for the above office. Should it
he the pleasure of the voters to elect me. shall
he ever grateful. and will use every exertlon to
discharge the duties thereof faithfully and Impair
TALLY. ia 30-Im* JACOB s. ATLEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

HA. Valuable Real Estate OH eth Street,
OPPOSITE THE PETERSBURG DEPOT, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION. THIS DAY.-The partc--
ular attention of the public IS respectfully called
to the sale of REAL ESTATE advertised by
Messrs. Harrison i Sands. Com'rs, to be sold at
LIZ TO THE SALE BY THEM. ON THE PREM
ISES, AT u O'CLOCK TO DAY. of that VALU-
site the Petersburg Depot. land adjoining the Coal
Yards frontln 81 feet: running back 100 feet to a
wide alley. This lot is justly regarded very yalua-
BILE for coal or wood yard, lumber house or to-
bacco factory. Terms at sale.
fe 29-lt GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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Gov Packer, of Pa, has pardoned John <.
Jackson, Esq, editor of the Sunday Trans
cript, who was convicted of a libel, and sem
tenced, a fortnight ago, TO four months i'm
prisonment and n fine of SiO0
A fire at Howell, Mich, Wednesday morn
ing destroyed the Phoenix Foundry, Melvin s
wagon shop, and several adjoining buildings.
Loss Sl3o0O, partly insured.
AT New Orleans, on Wednesday, hurri-
cane did serious damage to the shipping,
steamboats, and buildings. Five persons We're
drowned.
A son of Samuel Turner, of Wilmington,
Del, aged IL years, was killed last Saturday,
by falling from the roof of a building, While
flying kite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

49, TO MEsSRS. A. }. TERRELL,
te>&A VIM. c.: TALIAFERRQ, FENDALL
GRIFFIN, JAMES GILMAN. AND OTHERS
In compliance with your request and in accord
ance with my own inclination: hereby announce
myself candidate for SHERIFF. OF HENRI
co COUNTY. and respectfully solicit the votes of
my fellow citizens in May next, for that office,
pledging my self to discharge the duties of the OF
hce faithfully. Respectfully,
lie Its JOE N y. la / LUX.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

OST-.in the city of Richmond, on the road =
- my house. in Hanover. n Ladies NEW DRESS
made of blue popl,n, solid color, trimmed vita
cords and tasses. The finder will he 'iheTali re-
warded ~ leaving the same 1T this office
fe 24-tt- EDWIN SHELTON
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~ Noticc...WiIl take in exchange for
EMPLE'S INFALLl BILE BAKING POWDER,
the empty boxes in good order.
JOHN W. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Market Place, Frank lin street,
NA Mutual Benefit

nA Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AGENCY IN RICHMOND l3V MAIN STREET.
This Company have paid during the year 1859,
for policies on lives of deceased members, $2Us,
$500. In divldends TO the insured. IN year 1889.
: l56. o32 H.. It's capital. compared with its lia
bIlltes, is larger than any other Life Insurance
Company dong business IN the United States.
(See Report of Comptroller. State of New York
The business of this Company is confined exclu
sivey to Insurance on Lives.
All the profits are annually divided among the
insured.
The dividend, January list: 1860, is As per cent.
e25-5t KNOWLES s. WALFORD.
nA Watkins 4 Ficklen. "a
BROWN STONE BUILDING, 1853 MAIN STREET,
Are prepared tn Offer to
WHOLESALE and ETAlL BUY Frs.
From all sections OF the country, large and at
u FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY GOODS.
Consisting IN part of
IIECE SILKS and SILK ROBES, in 5, and 9
Flounces
French and English DRESS GOODS.
SHAWLS IN great variety.
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAs,
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
TRAVELLING GARMENTS and BUSTERS.
HOUS EKEEPIN6 GOODS,
liza fARIS EMBRoIDERIEs.
PLANTATION GOODS,
HOSIERY, &c.
The above, with other articles not enumerated,
cuiuprlses the largest most varied and desirable
stock ever before offered.
is 2i-l2t WATKINS 4 FICKLEN.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN FRANKLIN CO., VA
rusEEpERxoNsKuLLE ED!

A bloody ARRAY occurred III Franklin couh-
ty, Va, on Saturday last the 25th inst, IN wnlcn
three brothers, Messrs. JAMES. WILLIAM
and RALrH CLEMENTS, were killed by VINCENT
WIrCHER, former President of the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad and his grand
son, Mr. JNo. A. SMITH. The particulars AS
far as we have been able to learn them, are As
follows: Mr. JAMES CLEMENTS married the SIS
ter Of Mr.. JNo A. SMITH, (and granddaughter
of Mr.. WIrCHER,) and the lady afterwards
took steps to procure a divorce from him.
On Saturday last the taking cf depositlohs In
the case was progressing at the office OF ma
eistrate in Franklin county, near the Pitt
sylyauia line, Messrs. WITcnER, SMITH and
the three Messrs. CLEMENTS being present
During the taking of the depositlons, Mr..
WIrCHEn asked some questions which were
obiec ted to. and a fracas commenced, Mr.. w.
being fired upon, the balls passing through
his clothing without touching his person
He fred upon his antagonists, killing two
of the brothers instantly. Mr.. SMITH
hearing the firing ran into the room, aid
was fired upon by the surviving brother,
The ball taking effect in his shoulder
Mr. s. then drew a bowie-knife ar killed Mr..
CLEMENTS BY stabbing him in the breast
These are all the particulars we have been
able to gather.
Mr.. WITCHER is a gentleman over seventy
eight years of age, and is we'll known through
ont the State. The brothers who were killed,
were all gentlemen of high standing in the
county in which they resided. The following
particulars have been received since the above
was written.
DANvILLE, Feb 81, 15tO
1 have just seen Mr.. Robert Angle, of Frank
lin county. Va, who informed me that on Sat
urday, at Dickinson's store, while Capt w.
Witcher was attending to taking dispositions
in divorce case of one of his grand daughters,
who is suing for a divorce from james Glenn
ents Mr.. James Clements shot at the Captain,
and missing, his own son, Adison, grandson,
J. A. Smith, and Mr.. Samuel Swanson, one
of his neighbors, and the three MIR. Clements
commenced shooting at each other and James
Clements William and Ralph Clements were
all kiiled-Mr. Swanson and AdisOn Wltcher
receiving wounds, but not dangerous. This
information l have from a gen tleman who was
in 300 yards when the fight commenced and
who has seen the parties since. CARO-.
The following is extract from a letter re-
ceved by gen tleman in this city:
DANvILLE, Feb 9th.
A report has Just reached here that Capt.
Witcher and some friends had met the Glenn
ents at Dickenson's, in Franklin county, to
take some dispositions, when difficulty oc-
Cured and the captain shot two Of the Glenn
ents and John Henry Smith killed another
with Il bowie. knife-ail dying in short time
From report, itseems that Capt. w. and Smith
both acted in eelr-defence. Smith was shot
in the shoulder and Mr.. Swanson through the
arm. There are many reports, but think
from ALL this is about the true statement,
though you may hear from others the partic-
ulars of this sad affair.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE

~~'' OIN 0ALE
EXCHANGE. SALE, Avn
INERI STABLE-On Cary $, W. Lil
- Nois ,as House. formerly occupied ~ 1 Z
keep. fine lot of HORSES Anil Nil rs,sN
sale at the lowest market prices. psT.a,rnsS %
the country are requested To call am, e, 'ots ioE
stock. lie D-lm' K. W. DCNSaWyvHse "a
a. FOR SALE-MULES AM E0DsS-
~NI have several young and yagnSt>
- - LES. one excellent rld,ne ana T. .ios'
HORSE; also. a No. FAMILY HORSE % ~ e"
SIZE. five years old and all right for sale os q ai'
four months. Apply 10 +. BoSSiIr1n,,'et i
70 l4-lW' Corner of Car anJ, \.
~ FOR SALE, PRIVATELY
SYsWM hne MULES; HORSE; a WAGGlS'
V18 and seven CARTS. Apply AZ tss aIyN
Ad House. IN Mayors Brijee. - ''' io.
fe l4-lmE
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NEGRO THIEF CONVICTED AND SENTENCED.
The Dallas (Texas) Herald states that Gran
well, the negro thief, has been tried i'll the Dis
trict Court at that place, convicted, and sen
fenced to five years and six months Imprison-
ment in the State Penitentary He decoyed
Two negro men from their owners in Fannin
county, under the promise OF giving them free.
dom in Mexico.
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HAVING BEEN solicited by many
~ of nv friends and neig. .boIs all over the
county, announce myself candidate for the Of
nee OF COMMISSIONER OF The REVENUE
for the Districts No and 4. HenricO county.
fe ll--6ws WIN. D. PEMBkRTON, OF Sidney.
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FRENCH SILVER CoIN.-The French govern
ment, in order to stop the immense exporta-
ton Of silver money from France is about 10
call in and change this money, i'll order to di-
minish the amount of. silver in each piece,
and thus render their metal value less than
their recognized value.
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III AT COST. Ar
~ AT COST. <S
Commencing to dav. We are Offering our rev
and well asserted stuoh O,
LADIES'
MISSES,
CH!LDREN'S.
GENTLEMEN'5.
BOYS sSs
SERVANlS
BOOTS 4ND SHOES,
of every style and Gescr,ptlon.
The undersigned, wishing ~ MAKE change
their business do therefore oileT their eute sl1Cs
of BOOTS, SHOES. &c. AT COST FOR Cash
An early call is greatly desired, We sure D.
prices will not fail tn please.
NJ. < II. MYERS, @,i Broad 81, above l.i,
N. B.-Merchants, Farmers. and Others uho H'
In want OF aDythlu- IN our line VIII md It sfsitN
u their interest 70 ave us call. -
VI. 4 H. MYERS,
fp 2S-lm 2bI Broad ST. above lS.
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MASONIC STATTEor
a. ran, ~, WISHI yGr
At JOHN W. DAVIES Marble xSorisoS
Open from A. NJ. to 10 2. 81 sshst'tu,s
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nA MECHANICS HAIL Ann
ORIGINAL.

IN MF N1HMT or FIJI TaT CELEBRATED ANr
oklCbbHHeeki;LEY s, sERENApERs.
With the disting II ished American Prima Donna
THIS ewEb h!fS bsf5E fSSlS FEB 2,rn,
its select PHASES. concluding with brckLAAs
''''' LA soMNAMBULA.
ANNA. Miss JULIA GOULD
Characters by the rest of the Company
nA. RICHMOND THEATRE
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
Of the Sss }Tx BEAN TN ffasnHs
Who will appear this evening In her celebrated
In Sheridan f HHNc H s'f'5 flfNy of the
With the following powerful distribution of char
Mas JULIA DEAN HAYNE, as JULIA.
Mrs. [. B. Phillips as Helen.
Mt Edwin Adams. rs sir Thos. Clifford.
Mr.. ]. w. Collier, as Modus.
Mr.. 8. K. Chester, as Master Walter.
Mr. +. Dillon. as Earl of Rochdale.
Mr.. r. Nicer: as Stephen;
MIR. Il. w. Wren, as Gaylove.
MIR. D. Il. Mason, rs Thomas.
The performances OF the evening will conclude
with the n En and snffe ,sh s NST e
Mr.. Adolphus, ia Good Na,ured Man, B. g. Ro-
Romeo ,af1ier JENKINS. Ia Love-sick swain.'J. B
Mr.. Septimus Spaldlng, Ia Scientific MesmerIzer,
r. Nicer.
Mrs. Adoiphus, (overiowing with atiection,> Miss
Ella M. Wren.
Matilda Jane jenkins. fond Of Jenkins,) Miss
Eliza Wren.
Mrs. Chummy, tan irascbe lady, violently oppos
- ed to Jenkins Mrs. e. DeBar.
Miss Precise, ian even tempered lady ) Mrs. Mo
nell.
Betty. Maid Of all work. devoted to her Mistress,
Mrs. Jones. toppOsed tn tina Scienca of Al esmersm
Mrs. johnson.
Mss Jones Ia mavtyr to the same,) Miss Mcneil
MernO. ''" ~
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:, NEW WHOLtsALE HAT Hoi st.
NO. 1J5 bAL TIMOKE S1kEtI' "hI"hhE
CHARLES AND HANOVER, an
BALTIMORE. ND.
J A Nj l.. = II. II J.. y Is L X /,
North C.ptIISA,

OF NORTH CkPGLiNA,
U.ate with i,eo. A. Warder Co..
Would respectfully invite the attention al cOoL'
merchants "a their large and entirely new stoft J
STRAW. FUR. CASHMERE, WOOL and c'[A
HATS of the latest st, les, for the sprins tflae.
HAVING long experience IN business, aHd Fe'! -
perior facilities IN obtaining cor supplies Issm
manufacturers we feel confident that We can or
inducements To country merchants IA holm fsa'' .
and price, and we would he pleased 10 nave -
call and examine our stock when Nnu F'slt @ul "a,
Orders proUtuil, attended e.. Has msuuiaci9is1
10 order. JAMES ii. BEN RI w.
f,i 3,r
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HAGrent inducements.
d X u o. ID s
% PER CENT BELOW COST.
Having purchased the stock of the late concern
of CRESsHAw: QUARLEs K CO.. We Will offer from
great many desirable Goods suited To the approach
ing season, which we will close out az great sac
TItIce. THOS. ID. 4 UAk14ES SONS.
fe 23-6t
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no AntusrttT< AND ~ tLDthN'
1 prnn,ssis will lie received hy the rdfFss as

L Proposals MI be received ny thr VI w n n
Tor the erection nj M.rysville, Chsiotte n
an EPISCOPAL. CHAPtt.. ~ feet ~ ~ s''
tae interior The siGe. front. ana rear elt' W.,
and the details of workmanship ~, on l"NH 'HS -
nor and INTERIOR Ia he the same IS the d-si.p y
such hulding shown on plates IL, - - hhD ~
uplohn's Rural Architecture. The "HH CO 81.
proposed from that design ~ an incIefs1 ~ a.. .
thai dimension being "a feet instead nj :. w
The change will require snIHe iucfeAst 10 Wv ~.
of the scan:ings. the dimensions ni Nh.cn - :. q
SIS spec tca,ians tor the CONSTRUCTION, t3ai - 81
ON application To ina dispatch ohee, IA h'e !,
or 20 Rev. Ar. klNkLE, IN lynchDufS VI -
sent Ia any required address by the undst ~
The construction To he proceeded "'th - w.
as practicable. ard finished without dsta,; ,.. l
rs. The work Will be iet on Saturday vac V''
HENRY cARRlN6rON.
On tshall of the C0mmissi9asu''a
"Draae's Branch T.. O., X sue y. n,isy
Charlotte G. H.. Jan. Ii. 1870. Ja u
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Dr. A. J. Terrell, Joseph Bernard.
J. W. Crenshaw, Benjamin Walton,
James c. Gordon. MAJOR Ford.
b. Jones. o. G. BrIdsewater,
VIM 4. Wade, Thos. Nj. Montague,
s. Hellstern, s. A. NJ Oles,
Peter Lawson, Simon +. Foa.
J. s. B. Tinsie. Hudson =. Ford,
e. A. Lancaster, Abner Hiiliard,
VIM. A. Barnett, Thomas VI. Ladd
James Gilman, Charles g. Paleskc,
Peter s. Hughes, Henry Nirough.
Robert q. w alton, Geo. Timberlake,
w. c. Taliaferro. K. f. Ely son,
James II. Mallory, Richard Thomas,
F.. A. Schwagere, Daniel n. Melton,
Fendall Griffin, John Perkins,
F. Hattorf, Sherwln Nc Rae,
Vim. CuingwOrth, ST., E. c. CTump.
J. p Ford. ia 3l-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29
LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

I~S DIR. J. e. WATSON having located
8>ica Permanently in the city of Richmond OF
fers his professional services to the citizens.
to- OFFICE-Front Room. over Millspaugh x
Johnston's Drug Store. on Vain, 2 doors from cor
nsr OF 18th st.
.gA. He may he found at niEh; at the residence of
VIM. +. Butler Esq, corner OF 18th and Marshall
st,. ie 23-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

X TO JOHN .. TAYLOR. ESQ.,
O>-a DEAR SIR: AS the time is approaching
tor the voters If HenrlcO to select suitable per
son to fill the office of SHERIFF. and being salts
fed. from our long acquaintance with you. thai
yon ar qua fled to discharge the duties of the of
fee, we, the subscribers respectfully request you
fee. peoging you our support IN the ensuing cleo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

THE MURDER OF Dc. KEITT.-The Ocala
FIa) Companion Of the,2lst confirms the re-
port of the murder, on the Sunday previous,
Of Dr. VIM. J. Kett, Senator OF the Florida
LEGISLATURE He resided alone on plantation
near Ocala and had been in ill health for some
time His throat was cut from ear to ear
The servants suspected Of the crime have been
lodged in Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

For REPAIRs.-The steamer Geo. Peabody,
Captain Pritchard, from Richmond, reached
Baltimore Monday, with the schooner r. g.
Standard, j. in tow. The damage sustained
by the schooner in her recent collision with
The Peabody, on James river. will not exceed
$500, and she is now undergoing the necessary
repairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-29

49, LEE Il PLEASANTS, TT o R
ga NEYS AT LAW. Practice IN the Courts
held IL Richmond, Henrico, Goochand ard Han
over.
AS Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
&C., they authorized to take Dispositions Atda-
uey, Bills of Sale. &c. to I've used recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Office ON llth ST., Sd door from Main
NH Ply