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Non. .fntercOHrse.-The establishment OF sew.
If nut ,1 in opsrs tion, win render ffrxinin and
the South independoAtrOg the North for tneSr
particular articles Of maRufactnres. First Of
these is Powder Mill the stock for which u
about being secured, If we are not misinform-
ed, and the mill il 70 be suflcientiy extensive
to supply the South with all the powder IL
may need. Next 70 this is the enlargement Of
the State Armory, the putting Up OF macnlnery
and the manufacture Of small arms, of the
most approved patterns. Cannon, inferior 10
none in the world, are now cast ana bored at
the Tredegar Works, and the State can readily
effect an M warn tSer
and supply guns AZ rapidly ~ she may need
them So that in the three articles enumsrAaed,
we shall not only be independents Of the North
weapons. powder ana balls, with which to re-
pei the sympathixers OF John Brown, when.
ever they shall screw up their connge suM.
ciently high to attempt to follow hts pisatical
For articles Of every day use we are not long
to be dependent. Coarse woollen goods, Of the
best quality, are TO be made at our dOOrs-a
broom factory is nearly compIeted-a buil0tug
southern sewing maehinss-a hoop-.kirs fac-
tory is already established-our cfothiers, hat
tiers and shoe makers are enidfginK their facalt-
ties for supplying Southern demand-4 lagcr-
successful operation, and sugar refinery Will
soon be at work supplying our wants: Let
the spirit be Kept alive, and ViTgtnta Will oooa
be Independents Of the North. ,ssw s7sAsis ss!g
Sunday School Mi,sissa1g Mssssss was
l held at DIR. Reads Church, last Saoflny altes-
noon, when interssting M addressss 80 we're dsliv. 8 w.
Mr. Taylor, Of Oharlsst0n. 8. q, Sasrstary ei
the American Sunday School Uniop, for III
lSoutheastern division Of the United Statee.-
MT stssed az sn1s s.i, nsse ss' Esss aoSs
religious Instruction. These are to be found
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~ Notice. Having purchased the igterest OF
phi ~ ae ps'nsr NJ Powell, ! shall c4nrinHs w! re
nVt ~ PAINTING and GLAZING BUSlNE ESS
ID "a a. rs branches. AS heretofore. 49,.
,ss ~ thanks for the PATRONAGE 10 hbeIaliy o.
s,hH1d 10 the late firm. solicit continuance Of
lhe same - e old stand corne of Bank and 18th
streets pORERT n GRTNR IGHT.
&c PPM
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n Great Barsnins-
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS Il CO.'S,


No. l4l, EAGLE SQuAHB.
tlprown SHIFTING, Heavy, at ID. @
- Beached at6d.
TIE hest44 evertsold here, at l35flcts.
Igp's Fast Cord PRINTS, at 81 cents
Hen, Engllsh and American PRINTS. AT II cents
u H. VALhNTIAS and DELAlN ES. at !274 cts.
Rrh psTs DELAiNES, at 6cAs cts, worth 87h cts.
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
Is Vers Rlch SILK ROBES, at S36, worth G0
KID GLOVES. as good as Alexander 3. at rs cts.
Bes, le-i cached SHEETINGS. AZ q cts.
PERKINS l. CO.,
Ml9L.s No. lAl Eagle Square.
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-. A.Hartshorne's Cnre.An.

Thu valuable preparation Is used Internally ana
externally. Ii cures
TO0ThACHE. HEADACHE,
SPRAlNS and BRUISES CHILBLAINS,
CHOLERA MORBUS, EARACHE.
RHKtMATlsM, SCALDS and BUkNSs
NEURALGIA, CHOLERA,
PAIN IN THE LIMBS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN inthe STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
e0Rk THROAT FROSTED FEET.
PAIN n THEBACK PAIN in the BOW ELS.
beius hne TONIC, it IL very benehcial tor q
Weak stomach or bowels. .-
In bottes III IL. rs and 90 cents Sold by all Drug
s,s II Richmond. Petersburg and Norfoik. and
throughout the state. je lA-17m
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PRICE, ONE CENT.


Ah l. sWauDDMDHX
Enr,nss.; ~ ~ 1ank OF YirriSlA appSiat-
- II fSs StockhoIders ana .ExeenSfte tbf ths'
yeaf 1859. sas hNssaEs @mssa = ss..Is sssasa
IA FARMRR6' BAN xsO4 sVle6sNlAss =
Mx. H. MacfariSnd, Richard q. Hasniss,
WIN. q. Allen, y 90 J01nntonoo,al ss
Theos RoxoEtaoOy yslTs sAyaes &s MeA1o4efsI <
4John Z. Wadsworth.
-, ss,aJ sas . lU4YOEK!r vsa sno safss e !
DpncAn KdbertSrn, -, N 3: gNetf1, s..rs,8 = &
HRnry Twin Tess sAa ~ kQ0Qers. .sssssa !
swn. .sL.la ~ s'ss; ,s,.u, @ a g s.s =.
John Ksvan, .a5s =. =. Y. Hineons .. ssss =
u. B. Tenant, n; e.si a C4rtsr !; Hlshcn =
*Apsrs~ =. Dan; ,r.,cx.pu.e ,. - ss -.
John n. Wallace, g "a X. Pnnhps. .sH
J. i. Stausbury, VIM. =. Hers0ss
-*Samuel Gordon ss..ss ,.sss iss.s .ss fs sa,s
M haa = 81 a1A114vILLn.l J,..stes4 sssl
G, C.Road, sir -. }. WAlkeesi 9at .
VIM: Z. Rice. r. IL 4WJ Eppes, ea g
NJ ohm T. Thornton. 3s - ~. -
Nathaniel =. 0resus WIN. K. Edwards, u,
Jno. ". PaxtOn. ssoi "A. q. Taylor. 'se
II
John M. Warwick, 81 VIVA. s. Norris, 81
nanrv n NIoori = In ,xSafh WouAruf IL kssss -
Toh,, ~ ~ ,G.,eeS - avn. II. nm. - "a
3I1arid w burton. rs '.F76sG' ~ sas -
D"''o nr.cxsnr-haI Ass1se Fnsi'
James r. Kent,osss sl- Gordon Cloyd, 81 issa
No. WIN, n. ffs.sI = Henry RIbSirs M b. pr
Harsoy 1,1n1 49, 49, -" ." ''''''
'"'ne" "a ivy y'.rrxArnrrA5s5 s5a gis hJr
Wm. Gregory, Turner Hxon, s5
Gnar.ss IaarIa 3 D. S..s.e' I' al q. Wsrd'
W y 81 - -
- ,vIwcu rsrrr.s ss~ ... "a.
Robert r. BAKER. - n. "A. Mccormick.
Henry p Street S.reeh lo III + Il ie%sutaoy MH u;rs
= Ya.!y.s - y T:vio, - - -
- - "' A'.e - - ~ M orrvsv,r1v v...9sf
xrs p.udoIrh Pece 5.srlsee.
l *1hos. TanuoiP1i' s,I.s
iH iH1ueorseM M1n,,o C1r,, as *R = Can afas
1SO.kG Ic1n' raSc,1' A. y eos's
| - - rpwrau,-un
Samuel Price, =; =. Mesmltes F -
James H., Nphs,, MrSsow, ~ !" moUrws.
= iohnson = Te'i' ,s = - 80 - ~
| -. - wYrHxv11.Ix., 12sFs
stephen Meefovocx' no; Hopel'1 :.
/ W. ist,or"v' ~ "a n Crnctett. ,gs
*RoheYt Crnckett. 49, '>s-,',FT sze.
AloF 7fat5 ~ ~
| IS r- - RANK iOE vrRGyNTA ev,y -
| - aIonxoND. -" -.
By the Stockholders. By ahe Exeemtice.
James Caskie. John L. Bacon,
,Inhn -, Womble. R. M. Cary. 5s'sas -
Archihald Thomas joseph y. J6nes.
| Wu 3rax - - M. III. Rarksdaie ~
xAifred ~ Harris.
Il PETERSBURG. ,...
Daniel Dodson. +. T. Brooks, f'. .a
| Branch T. Hurt, 1s NJ. w. Pjckrell, $3.50
| f q. James, -ss sF.e NV. IL. Johnson.
NV. D. wilson. 80 - .,.,..,,-..-, y
FEEDERIcKsBURG.
w p. Conway, Dr. T. r. Taylor, 18A
d. II. Gordon, sai q. H.O Rowe. r:=r
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ACCIDENTALLY CHoKRD TO DKArH.-On the
18th nit, Mr.. Rye Coulter, who resides in
Botetourt county, Va. was accidentally choked
to death. It appears that he went out TO Get
started to return with it upon his shoulders,
when, a. he was ascending hill, he stum-
bled, and the wood becoming tangled in his
crayat. choked him to death.
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hsss u LLershss! LeeeAesl! H.eetAGaJI-I
lis,a , Nv rtsnefs,ysd; ny Aden9 Exprsss ice ef
sss. as szs which viii bs seSI:d ssoaiss mod
tsadss sar,cacrflNG g and i.ErEHiMa ,pto4pss a.
e. e.s HAAlE u 1E3S saS sss9sstS " xSS3
Al lks ksI, saa. .esFsnas pa 18th street t3d4 6Eft
wits &C. M0gsoN.
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A Youxo LADY RENDERED DnsH1RArk-
A young lady living In Shaker PraiEiA III. :,
fell desperately In love with young man,
who exhibited no reciprocity Of attachment-
He wa .mnrried last week 70 another lady,
ana tke diaappointed girl. - soon - she heerA
Of It, atastsd g. - river 70 drown Sszset:-
little while altes she jumped i1ts . wen, but
-. rescueA. a little later she got hold ef D
rn,chsr -knifb ana stabbed herseif ia the aide
infiictine 8 dangsfous and probably Atsl
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ricks, and the pHtsones Wao geaeoaoo1So0en4Ss
slling wreck. The not. .Mss ssssossa e ~
is chasEe against the boy. -,
Hosse- Brsakias. 1.-Two freDs AsgfeS hoyse- Vi
re.ton TorR1n ~ .I8 T.9ior He4s
bout haIf-past O'Clock yesterday m6fx1h&
or breaking into NJ. TaySOrS ssste ev9eeass
ns $50 worth ef.eoot. and 49,. n es 49,
while packing up the goods g take sway go
informed his master Cf The not. NJ: 1SyBst1
|ent ~ once for police 1oolDi&mo4 Inc $500
fsc ms.,: .srr.a rszes :..s:S ::s n;ss
him Iient. Crone arrived, ana 1ns ssaseA ptsH
Ing consinned, the Other boy s1as OcSe 60
door. entered tie ssors, and wss pfSpetink ~
move or the finest pds$ioM 81 Mr.. fTsseosE
med before the Mayor, and af>sr heaetn&Neges
remanded for final trial at me next term q ~
Court, By whom they wiir ]ffU9bsyo
be sent to tho penitenstasy - comYsese u0s
trades. a.fiaf 7alg7 sssl - aAass 1eis9ss bar
Hn,,ing. Cox,,.-Nost Of tie tisns ~ tA1s
Court was oesopsea ss .sss yssssffSy - - 49,
convicted On the 18th Of Noyemher of ylRl44kr
assault upon The e pisaat sIa E RS'ss ssa
tiSed that the prisoner 4was tp laA. AeaAtA eNd
that bis life would hs sreaily sa62 s@s
Letcher the exsrciis6f the pafeoase
Patrick and Abby Ayse2ey, ndtHaea 9E II
saniting Mary Donnhpe, .Nelte RrosA4s{ 1esefe1!l,
and prisoners discharesd 80. -
sslssee.--Ths hdy visitegs NfftAA pna00
Benevolent sSocasty are pfr1rm4pe1 4oye9e
amount Of labor and relieving great daAl Sf
suffering among the gcCr &C tess ..s r.s1's 49,:
distrisutsd among ~ Aeedys -, 1yAk ~ ~
dies can Dc. ~; and q tAeir Ma1ds Axei eoH:
par.,iyely snsn .. ssse ps'r,sees p',s e !. rsSw
they should be aecidsutaaly essti0sA6A.by -
visitors. sE..l u asana9r asa. nlozi sseagss
ypyisr Fai,.ZAta tAs phekt aAeGeiAt~ses -
Exec otivs Comanitteso sol sAevtp pniA AO19n)e
sasaa Societysth tie question qfAole1nG Apps4E
far WIN asnA,lss' = dsaaitsay ssa!sss ~ ~
and horticuitsrSI mis, Assas % shs11ns6lGe
Nay, II - ssnersaly hseteveds yeu59 A,S1S
tlely sueepssteA inesq qsHA - fAsS4 efy M
NO Other faifs 70 > held 40 - ssseon 1Uo
ss5fS sfsl iss "a IL .ax4s<4as.s ~ 5ros
Giesss 1ki<.--JiaE Tstss - He41Aeaese -
! negro. was coNy icted hpfpre thA 1axe1 xee5sE
day Of nrs,sins ,ss S,t isto ~
| ems, and ordered the lash. From this d1stsa
/ Jim. took an ap1DAl " to sHNeeRGo CONrt,
thus yiseeally ismgipE fFon iae, f3te& aRae
/ him soundiy 5of NJ sezlHKs pssDs1dsloasil u
! they believe the. wttusS1, Who sanOlshhfnlA
~ Sesy asel esssFau' iisv ,snsasssW IL -oo
81 Y..aollens..EWiliial6 Yalln. 0afes. sIASJtb 5ssGgS6.
Roy, mads hit apf f4alsn5s bs1sss - nne1r
l Isvec(er1aV ~ ruo1ug lmQo1Duo 1onDn0Gaa1o
waacAnsa Mara Ne Aigh$ AgSeRe ~ ~.
rs e,:s;aS Ssos.ss sos ssa.s .ss,'f S'ssfss, So,
VIII KRIS asssksr ss1ssy sysoaneUe1nos1u1N
isrvaach - NJ ssd1sdAs Asrlsses4s noAn
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u Home Alsnufaefnre.
Aiisme Ma nufsctuYe.
HtioME MANUFACTURE.
'haPl ru;s rs lNFALLiBLE BAiKiNG fOWHER.
aHE BEST IN lisp.
IHE BEST IN TsE. s@SiA
THE BEST in HSE s. es
VI sale by sll DRUGGISTS AND GROCERH.
bRUGG!sfss ANR Gt00ccEERRSS.

sTFss~ msir Suttins-FOT THE ciTiZENS AN D
w.n.fsN5tRs VISITING THE CiTY.-n yoaa
a,psas. W set your Hair cut in tue latest and 4ost
NJh"sMsa M style, would advice SOU to c4llOn 40 b.
and Rs. a ms Ha,r-Cuttinx, Shaving. BhaAQeA,ng
Eni,asa na.a'nx Rosns. under the American Hotel.
ssd ,,'. uentemea sisQ caA get theH WhlelDss
n'.., ,sslsehs changed from red. tgkt. or 4rags -
'S' bcaatifni biackOs bsowp oOlur. g.
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MR NRLsoN, OF TENHRssEE, on DIssoLr-
rroN.--In lecture at Baltimore, on Monday
night, Mr.. Nelson, an American member OF
Congress from Tennessee, said:
can never think Of the dissolution Of this
Jynion. Dissolve this Union, the thing ~ Inn
possible. [Enthusiaytic applauseJ HOW could
we divide it--how separate our Nationai airs,
I have always thought TINT IL ever the two
actions Of this Union were arrayed against
each otner Ald tive opPosinE 4naiea were to
meet marching to the tune OF Han Columbia,
Tthnk ahA3sas they epprpecAed eaea oaher end
tSrovt down their arms sad rash into frater,
M srnhr6ce. Dissolve this Usion, never. No
sira, its aissolufion would r,il hack the tide oi
civiiinafion to .such IN extent that II wpuld
n~ver recoyer from it. The dissolution could
~ no sood. and would only result In soen(
coaausror spbdaipg III and placing croWl
n,a0n his head. -. ~. ~ - n Z -. n
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= FIRE At WARRINGTON, FA.--The Pensacola
Observer, of the 7th, says. The unpleasant
news reached here yesterday evening. that
destructiye cor nfiaxration occ urred At Warning
ton. near the Navy yard, on the morning Of
the same day. We have n0t heard all the par
ticulars. Ahouse was destroyed, and, we re-
gret to learn, lady was 20 badly burned that
but little if any hope 10 enter tained that she
will survive it very long. -" s@
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MATTERS AT wAsH1NeToN.-A dispatch
from Washington says:

MATTERS AT WAeHINGTON.-A olepatcn
from Washington says:
Various private conferences have taken
place since Friday among the gentlemen
representing the different parties In the
House, with the view of agreeing upon
basis for the election of a Speaker. but, As
heretofore. without u favorable result. Sew
eral members await an opportunity TO Oner
propositions of a practical character for this
purpose Among them is that OF Mr.. Sickles,
whose resolution provides that the House
now proceed to an election of Speaker rira
voce and that if upon the first call of the roll
no one shall have majority, "a quorum be-
ing presently then from those having the
highest numbers, not exceeding three, the
House will proceed 20 make choice by sec
| ond vote, and il neither have majority, then
| from the TWO highest on the list OF the House
will proceed to make choice Of q Speaker.-
| That ii upon the third vote the said two per-
| sons shall receive an equal number, the House
| will continue to vote for one or the other OF
| the same two until one of them shall receive q
majority and that pending the election and
| until q choice be made, there shall be no de-
| bate Theinost claimed for this proposition
| is that it is according TO the Constitutional
| mode of electing President by the Heuse In
| the event of a failure by the people to do so,
| and by which the Senate chooses Vice-Pre-
sident on the same contingency. g. tfs T.
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cFT F*ftsN{Ny.Y zs 81 IssE s4 sSSsylI
= = 3 s1s'ss 81, q :fasass se: 81 2 |;
inst
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A 10 Honkekerpers. w
TO HOUSEkEErERS.
r., 10 HOCSEKEEPERS.
: '''' - -'i'' ''--1 ~ POWDER.
Use SEMPLE's INFALLIBLE BAKING
Use sEnrLE's IsrALLlBLE BAxl4SSS SS.Drs Drs'
The BEST IN USE, -.-.laf
mHE BEST IN rHE.
ihE BEST IN USE s.4gs4
For sale by DRUGGISTS and GROCEH6
rsof sale by DRUGGISTS aud GkOCEks.
For sale by DRUGGISTS and GROCERB.
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,rr r PLEASANTs> DR.
sEYs At sn,s: .aw; fIscsassS f,!,s,ohs.na - ssd Han
svsr ,,ss pae},c and Commissioner Oh tGcS9ss
he. thes -fesr,sn,s are ,f Deeds. Powers ot Attor-
rls sse Sc to he used or recorded an TIE
rf' W s,stss s,is and Tefr,sries oi the Union
r,,.'ss rgsts -, liza 81, III door from MAin' e
N..A LILY
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FROM observation-disclosures advices to the
Nth, represent that the civil war continues
with undiminished vigor, and business
throughout the Republic is entirely prostrate.
great battle had been fought in Barcelona,
where Sotillo tho insurgent leader, had been
beaten by General Ruiz, with q loss OF two
hundred killed. Gen. Ramos, at the head OF
the Government forces in the West, had
obliged General Falcon to retreat upon Bari
mas. Senior Rosas, who is now in New York
upon 4 special mission has been elected 10 the
Venezuelan ConGrese. t-lf ratfe.4 e. .tsx
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ArRocIoUs CoNsPIRACY.-Ana atrccious con-
spiracy has been proven upon Mrs. Butter
field, in Providence, r. l, her son-in-law Dr.
Jos. r. Church, aud his wife, to convict Mr..
Butterfield of incest with one Of his daugh-
,ers-a girl of feeble intellec.--in order TO get
him into State prison and acquire possession
Of his property. The girl came into court and
swore that the charge was false, and that she
made it under threats from her mother and
brother, who were at once arrested and put
in prison for perjury.
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.w AND MEDICAL CARDS.

- "I.W AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
n>lS a. ali ihe Cosr,s af the city 81 RichmGnd
rsSi5.ses'o esoant. e nenr,cc sqd sIoccaicpa o"s'
.se .o@ssT %'ssI Bank and liA Streets Richmond Va
S"", su -
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4ASN4 - euG&egND6DtsA = n
.sEs -. g. = e. kseesses. - 49, 49, - $50
e ~ W.. oeevrred !n -
aoosssx sss{ % aS; es1:.t fsssss ,s -,
sei9s1Hfys Atiefpe3 tQ - Isfo4 G. 800
vidow VIEW s. SsRIsse RS \ q 49, a. ysv
sc$~ss.ssssssi.s i.ss.e eisssss.ss s1'1s1sss1s ~
snels .x e.. s,.ss.esl slne11A 70 -
S~S ~, Iss8s 4cn 33aS f3 sss
Sse I sss 81 " - 81 = - aass
Aoa vetrse9cs = eeeseS3 ~ sNaT
sS'es sioesd n I: dnss eo5E As % e5 bsy s..s
o NJ lssEe shi.sse5 ssssed 49, s:<ssr
Nte ~ g seo ~ Sss.ss.~ ~ Ss""a
sooo = sngvsse0e oe es.3 "a ~ tS ssrs
men ezeftrd thsmssisst " ta!sy sssxsoss .s.s
Seecoc oi ~ CnsCs .xSSHs n~<s"s@.
s.1S r0Es SS:s ~ - n.sh .ncrc~1 ~ wv
ann braay: au!ae sss y ~ ~ - ~ attn
tsosn e q. wa'ss sns s.m.s - -, !.@ s.a
e xne nssle aenocCSI - - - ~ ssa<
s,i@sy Sne rec sh1fEsSa sh.SslfE "A x. ~
1aieo .,,.n ~ iuoos.n. .1u ~ s~Ss1ssos
Sssa 8 ,asns a,vs" On ms'sss,p'sss s's SSsa
till that time, night Hey0 ab2ln assonac az 4sss
T'' 'ae-.aes :. as11.a "a "a. ...s.~
..iocs . yesy .aAyeee aaa aaa cS.ssaelRd asosaa
sissssan as1ame 81 bsesssxI xss 1: 81 sa's "a
popr, wAtch We wese es!asess q seseo1t..s
recent sdvegeiy coso NeAenn ao4a 6eo?4ssM
ana mepn s ssnsIes y. Tess sqo .et Is cot ae '
70 msnfster 70 fneir W1mn enu -: ~" AS
O1DEsnsk! oIefec ueE 49, = = -.
70 ,ttnr,n. tns ,ancsos cs C"'ef. Tor nv
aunlence va Rrese95 1na ~ ~: a.,
weIe ni.ay oefa. ~" assIS ~ - .SS--s.
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BLOODY TRAGEDY.-A most bloody tragedy
was enacted In Dickinson, Franklin county, N.
Y, ON Friday last. Henry MeaehAn shot
Ohauncey Wood for being too intimate with
his wife. He then shot his wife and nearly
severed her head from her body with knife,
and next blew out his own brains. Nexs
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spyisr Fai,.-Atf ~ nheixt l4sssiAteSft -
Execotivo Commattee % tAevnUlntA AO14n)p
fair win. doubtless b deAnlt1ly 6tl41h 81
way OF fhs other. ' 4 hST5t SK06 sGlA9s 19e3
and horsiculsuful i2tSt AAeat - tA611ne0l -
Nay, IL - Dsaerailys hsetaveAs you34s AsNQf
no ofher EiFs 70 s. heid. "a q ss1sei W.
one of All Others most pfeusaht " esss0lhe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

ARRESTS IN BRIsrcI., TRxN.-1ames Whit.
low, painter, from Hichmond, has besn ar
rested In Bristol Tenn. for stUalinG goods
from The store Of WIN. j. Bettertoa b Bro. A
man named John Clark, charged with stealing
q horse from Giles county, W, has also beel
arrested in the same town. Tsfs.s 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

Benevolent society are, psr6armipg, Aavask
amount Of labor and relieving 3 great deAl Nf
suffering among the poor ar tAls ttllfs.: -
city appropriations of oi,@o VIM 0eqanlD
dies can do so !; and, a. theiy NaEds ~, eQN:
paratiyely small, such petsons 81 kneW q
destitute fatniiies cnd Tssdily Ttp6tt 1It4 %
they should be aecidsuta1ly oset,0s664sby -
Yisitore. -.l.zl Il aaAnlaaf aaas Eaoxl t-asrlMe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

- AW. RICHMOND. VA, viii
49, ,ss NJ c,,s ol Richmond and in the couR-
s.'iaee sass.srie r. fswhaian and Asffm ef Mai, and
"a Once VI L's'' ee 81
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

.tARD. The unde have eAsa
c,-wed eo-pavtac<ship . In the prac-
re es Mbpi''N' y. IL DRAINS. 500
.s, EDWARD c. DREW.
os,w.xill continue to occupy hsc once on
pR .fss,' ns crupssi,e the Amsriean hotes' f
d,eat3a~z" .-----------.-------------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

negro. was copyicted hDf1ye the 0aXe9 Ypeae
day, Of breaking into Mr.. O. tkSrinS o. kte1e
hen house, the night bsSbfs, An6s ss9naf flen0-
ems. and ordered the lash. From tAis d1loetoa
thus yilleally jsmping, from 1Af. fyyA&, n
into the 6fe-f0r no Court ca1 MI t6 pe1Jt
him soundiy f0F NJ sbxlNKle ps6pondlslong q
theyt believe the. WatsaD1, Who sanUAhhfmAn
tha tegy AAkl asssEan. alLx .mkss .saW II -oD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-11

Ono of the first duties Of every household
co, at this season of the year. is to cican his
cellar. Dccaying apples. cabb ges and roots
of various sorts, old beef and pork barrels,
rottcn boards and Whatever else Is subject 10
decomposition, should be gathered up and
crrcd into the open air, or Zoe pnt in "a con-
diton 90 produce no unpleasant cfiluva TO
sweep. dust, and bclecb the parlor. above. is
nor enough. n there i, corruption in the cell
lac, 1t VII find IL, way among tlc carpets and
rosewood of gilded mirrors in AN the upper
rooms, making the air offensive and unwholc-
sAmc The occupants of a house are not SO
likely to notice these smells as their visitors.
Now, to avoid ali this, begin the month OF
May by thorough publication. Throw open
the doors and Windows OF the cellar. and clear
ont all decaying matters. Sweep the hoor
and walls. Give the walls "A good coat Of
whitowash this will cxtirpato yermin sweet
en- the air aud give the cellar a neat and tidy
look, making it rival the paIlor IN its way
lf provisions, or other substances liable to
decay, have to be kept in the cellar dutins
the summer, chloride of limo should occasion
ally be sprinklcd over the floor Keep the
windows open for ii fec circulation Of air.
guarding them if necessary, by wire netting.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-11
DRIVING A NAIL.

"A very simple operation which any fool
cam perform. says the reader. Not too fast.
Scarcely one person in dozen can drive a
nnii we'll. OF course. pr1aire Is essential TO
skill, but little "gumptlou' is needed, and
perhaps little instruction may not come
amis,. Frsi, set the nall in all cases, so that
its least width at the top stands across the
grain OF the wood \ carpenter would laugh
at so simple direction, but every second boy.
and perhaps every third man is Just as likely
10 set the widest part oi tho nail arross Che
grain as with it, and thus split the wood
Nseopd, a succession ui ight blows will often
drive a nail home without split or crack tho
wood. Ihir3 simply "ctting nail will off
ten make 10 enter much .icr Oiing or
grcasing will do still better FomH. anueal-
ing or toughenng nails SO that they will bend,
or cltnch, is easily done Some do this by
heating them 20 redness on a shovel, and then
pouring water on to cool them. Tn tough
ems them somewhat but they are still better
when allowed to cool slowly The best plan
is 70 make them rcd hot, and Immediately
cover them with ashes or dry sand, so that
they shall cool very slow. Common nals arc
cut when nearly cold Heating aud slow
cooling anerward gives them great degree
Of toughness, almost equal to that Of wrought
nails, which are worked hot and cooled slow
ly. For all work, where the nails are to be
subjected to bending, or to be clinched, they
should be prepared in the manner described
--ADl. 1gricuhvisi