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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05


CorroN ~ hrmcA. Prom tho
Iambesi expedition intelligence has
been received by her Maiesty's
steamer Lynx to late date in Do
oember. Dr.. Livingstone and bis
party we're then ut Kopgobo har.
Dor on the Iambesi delta, and with
the. aid Of tho engineers Of tho
Lynx were engaged In repairing
their steam launch, tho Ma Robert.
the iron plates IT which have now
boon worn 90 tho thinness Of a wa
fer They had returned from
second expedition up tho Shire. In
which they penetrated far Mp be.
You'd Lake Shirwa to Lake Nyassa.
The former they asccrtaibed TO be
n sheet Of water ninety miles in
length while the latter is Of still
larger magnitude, and one Of the
chain Of lakes Of which the dis
ooyories Of Captains Burton and
Spoke are the continuation north.
ward.
DR. Livingstone speaks In glow.
ing terms Of the country which he
traversed. and he has applied TO
the Church Missionary Society IN
London 10 exert themselves for oc.
cupying IL aa u most inviting mis-
sion field. Mr.. Baipes, the artist
Of the expedition, has been com
PEELED, from failing health. 20 como
down In the Lynx 10 the Cape, but
no purposes returning again to the
Iambesi before long. Mr.. Thorn.
ton. tho goologist, had proceeded
in July last to the interior on nm
independent expedition Of his own.
IN company with some Portuguese
traders. Aud when the Lynx loft
the Kongonc, DR.. Livingstone, with
his brother, DR.. Kirk, and Mr.. Rae,
were 90 return To Tetc with the
Ma Robert, and thence overland
Ivy foot Oh n visit to tho Makololo
country. This Journey was OK.
pectcd to extend over period Of
at least eight months.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
NOTICE.

rTNHE subscriber begs leave 20 Inform the eth
Il Gems Of Baton Rouge and Vicinity, That he has
Permanently established himself as q Dyer Sour
or ana rlpishsr, and hopes by strict attention 10
business and moderate charges 10 receive LIBERAL
patronage Of the public IN general.
n. W. rENUE
raar2stmdkw Dyer, seourer and finishsr,
Corner Norts boulevard and opposite the STATE
House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHARP.

Tasns will be a regular meeting Of The
Creole Guards, at the Engine House No
2, this evening ut 7 o'clock.
Cd. FAVOR, Secretary.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

;g~ We are authorized 10 announce
JESSIE ". TOMLlNsoN, as eandi-
date for Ward Constable. fgr Ward Nc 2.
Election Saturday the 1th dsy Of April.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

p1- Broadway, New York, is now
cleansed nightly by street sweeping
machines, which do The work effectu-
ally, at much less than half the cost
Of manual labor.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
FINE GOLD prNst

~ ALL sizes. shapes aud patterns. Geld
" and Silver upt penholdeTs, gold and
silver slide penboldefs- regulating pens
and Gold Barrett Penal warranted.
just received and for sale Vt
!. MoCOHMfCk's,
MARLIN Fost Office Book Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
nalIp c5a1tttr anOG omtt.
p.ros noeeH,
ritupspAYi.i:;,;ii':'i'ii ApRlb o lseV'

wt,t pess sos McUossies ~ setefal
asvsegs. the Post once Literary Depot
ef Mccormick. received by msil bundle
81 Mt. Frank Leslies illustrated Paper'
containing naked, vJsai. obscene. hsu-
seating enis. representing the meat aoes
81 the ring, undergoing tfaih'he f'f .
svbt and although Mac has subscribers
70, the paper. he handled then all ny
aeain and retained them TO ,he Publisher
we'll done Tot Mae. This kind Of stnlr
msr sai, the morbid taste Of Go,hsmites.
bot !, is eut Of plree here. shd thefe is 'iut
one opinion about it-il NJ, Frank les
lie. Ballot aud Harper. cannot give MS
better pictures. They will soon ind them
selves entirely GOT Of market In Louisiana.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
aTEAM ENGINES.

~ Patent Governor, In complete running or
der, including = stssmgags.
ons twenty bsrss power set or iron bed plates
with portsbis boiler.
DgLAcROix AGO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
a GARD

HAVING opened anew. ths store formerly NJ.
eppisd by my deceased father, I take pleasure in
informing his old friends aud patrons and the
oblie gen srsily. that am nov prepared 10 sup
ply them With spy article u Family Groceries
ssa Plantation supplies, they may desire, at The
most advantageous terms. Hoping 10 rscsiye
a liberal SHARE Of public patronage, I remain
Respectfully,
MICHAEL PEESDERnAsT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
I, EssONs IN FANCY wOnKs.

MADAME nUsTEDE. would respect.
lFi fully inform The lsdies ~ tast Bstoh
Rouge. that she is permanently located
here aud will give lessons in Drawing.
Painting. Embroidery. Wax work, Paper
Flowers. aud other fancy work
Fof terms and address references IL made
inhrgb imd&w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
NEW pOssif NEW BOOKS
Az j. MoCOHMtCK'S

BUTTONS WIT AND HUMOR.
THE MIRROR or F0RTUNE--a boob
Of parlor amusements.
INNOCENCE on CHILDHOOD.
OgDBN's SCIENCE or EDUCATION.
HILLS or THE sifABEMUCAby the
author Of the wide. Wide World.
THE WHITE 1iLLs-their Legends.
Landschpe and Peetryaby Thomas starr
King.
LIFE or LAFAYETTE-by Cecil for
children.
GUY CARLETON ths Boy who be
iongsd 20 the Try Company. .
just received ~ ihe
POsT OFFtCB BOOKSTORE.
mario
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
CANDIDATES.

rpros g.,trts ASH tcsn.
Piesse snnouste .. y. EL4M, sss esuaids's fef
ne eiectier 70 The ofH,e ~ Msyef. Eiee,ien Mon.
asv. the 9th asy of April.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
!. g. PLUM
SURGEON CTIrHOPODIBT
FHOM NEW ORLEANS.
E.ra,..,es .-.ns .ua fs.u,.ns vvt,,o.t
rsrI,, ss nis.fs

I'M. riUNh would respectfully lrfcrn the
- citizens ~ haten Rtnee snd vielni,s, thst
h. rili fsmsia m i6wn fof - ew days only, ara
~ refssns desifine his services will md " ~
Their sdvahl4es ~ esii immediately
The 'ra'stien requires but NV minutes. sftsf
which fight hotfs missy he iirtntiisiels worn With
ease.
4 single trial VIII s,isfF she INST isssedalstss
rpiits satisfaction guaranteed ~ no charge.
" T. esn refer 10 several distinguished eiii-
,ens ~ the state enfea through his seeney=sna
he -ssnres The rulle THAT his charges will IN al
eases 30 eslfah,eiy rrsdefste.
Ladies' waited IN VI their residence when desired
% nnee 81 Dt MeKitfiek's Dental Rooms,
u-in sifeet. opposite The Harvey iieuse.
tuarfM
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
piroa aAtsfff Avn Cosff /!

Ebiron gAksTrs AMI Cossf
Please announce y. u. DUFHOCQ. Esq.
rs y candidate icf Mayor vt ths neSt April
election, ut the request o.
Mass Veffes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
A r rng sOLtcITATION on sEvgn.

~ ~ .ftbe eiiitehs ~ Baton Rouge. have fs.
tanned sssn W The city FOR The pnfbese ~ feliev
Ing The afflicted giW hs ,sgld tfRspeDsd srli,ios.
TUE GOOD SAMARITAN,
which eates Headaches. T,osb ashes ana rst.
sehss IN Three minutes, srfhinsd Ankles, wrist.
snl Fingers IN hFe minutes. u also cures nheul
ms iistn Deafness, Fsiafis. Burns Cramps. Cosehs
snd usui ~ lees thss time
There Is no hanheg about this medicine. %
There ere hundreds Of the mcst fespeelsbia eli.
sass Ut this plsee a. testify 10 The fsei Persons
residing 10 tbs easptrv ee. their afdAfs flied
~ addressing the undersigned ~ She postefnee.
No PLANTER should he viihout ~
Gibsfsl discounts will be ms De ~ Planters snd
Druggists taxing itir large lasniiiies
'n-'gssi sdsw =. u MoAULFrE
One dior south of The posisfHe
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
NEW HA(,ON.

> TiEkCys CsDvasssd susar Cured Hams;
- Tisfees f1sin Do o. do
Do sugsr Cured sbosi6sFs.
d. do DO tidas
All ofeboies quality and for sale ~ medersis
Prices. JOSHUA DEAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

With q splendid and very extensive sssortnsnt Of
Fanny and staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
Aid sboes. Hats, ste, etc. They most respect
fully tender an Invitation ~ thsir nsmsrons
friends and patrons n tbsir new establishment,
where they will be Happy 10 vsh upon ell those
who may favor them with call, assuring sll that
their main objsst will be 70 please and ssfisfy.
msr9l DALsnEIHEK, SIMON Co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
.I,isT AHMED.

A lstee sssst,rent q iilbostsyts. Tube ccl
n lars. Oval Picture frames, CIT Neuldln e.
o.. ~
msfip.lmaAw q. @. WILSON,
Main street Opposite Malta
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
LADIES CIlyTU.

MY sssortment In that particular branch can.
wi not be surpassed. having all desirable shades
and At prices that cannot fail 10 suit TIE rich ss
cell - the poor. Q. SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
PURE mEDTCINEsi

I INVITE the si'eptits II physieiaps and
j planters ~ The large stock n Drugs. Msdia
einss. Chemicals and Erspdies Z am daily ~.
esiying. Ny goods afe all from the most rslisbis
houses. You eso rest assured. W sending M
your mFsrs. they will be hllsd ~ your ssiisfse-
tiop. sud With Medicines that are ruEE AND
GENUINE u. u. DAY,
utsrS1aIw Droeeiet
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
TEACHER WANTED.

A LADY 70 give instruction 10 a private fani.
hiy. inquire st this once.
apr 3-3ts d.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

SpE g l. NOT 10 w. -
sszsssssssssSsSsssssssss ssss. 80 sssss.sss
tss- The Branch Of the Louisiana state
Hank al this place will he closed ON the
nth pfosimo. II being Good Friday.
wa. &. PIKE. Cashier.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

The PHILADELPHIA WATER Cas-
The Ledger states that the arrange
ments for lighting the Girard House
with water gas are nearly completed,
and that in Few weeks the economy
Of this kind Of gas will be made man.
ifest by practical test.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

(,ohs. Bran AND OATS i--7e0 Sacks IN s,ors
" and for sale by JOSuUA BElL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
yAyEEE CLOCKS.

IUsT ErcttvED from The Waterbury wanDfse.
- tory. . large invoice of Eiebt bar Clocks, With
and without slsss'ers. by
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
maris Lafayette street., near Main.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
Ev Those .neve,able hangers OF

fv Those ineve,able hangers on
at all gatherings, tho thieves. have al
ready domiciled in Charleston, s. c..
and commenced operations. On Tues
day night two Of the chevaliers rob.
bed five travellers at the Mills House
OF $500 aud two gold watches. They.
were arrested. Tho same night n trav.
eller at the Charleston Hotel lost his
watch aud a sum Of money.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
A q = n ID.

TIVE subscribers take this medium Of annonne-
II ing 10 The citizens Of ksst and west Baton
RonRe, ana 70 the public IN general, that the
opening Of their new. spacious and slezsnfIy st.
ted up Store, corner ~ Third and Laurel Streets,
adjoining The Bank. will lake place ON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

De Lave challenges Mr.. Blondin to q test and
trial Of skin At rope walking, the stakes to b
from q, 600 TO O. SUI, to be paid to him who is
decided to be the most expert on an "ascension
rOpesp over rivers, valleys, rapids, whiflpools
or waterfalls, any distance or any hAikhE He
will agree to leave the questisn with com.
mites, two to Be chosen on each side. and the
fifth to be selected By the four then already
chosen. He to 60 TO Niagara and walk on
BlOndin's rope, and Blondin to 60 to Paterson
and walk over the valley Of the rocks and
Passaic river, from the heights Of tho cliff to
the top Of Garret Mountain, or else where pro.
posed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

s'si,ora. This place has advantages over sny va
tsnns place in the Virginia mountains. Here is q
saphar Spring that has been ResOrted to for the
M. hsf centaYy. and its virtue highlS appreciatcd
y over the State. IL is second only to the Green
ksr White Sulphur Water. The Alum Water
d ssaal if not superior, to Any in the State. and
,ss Proprietor recommends il with perfect conf
a,ace. In cAses OF ScrOfula, Chronic liiavrh0a,
D,RDiery. Dyspepsia. 4 O., Il has been the means
o. restoring large number OF invalids. Tho ply
1ssns who lived and psacticed in this neishbor-
Asd certify that they have used i in thor prac-
toe with hne effect years ago. The Chaly boote
Ssters Of good quality. and what il remarkable
'aese three c'f'ere waters come out of ths same
nase. all within the sroands. and within 30 ards
Yed ingo the srouncs. Analysis of these wa4eIs
sas on ap 2lIcatiou.
There viii he 6ns MUSIC for the BALLROOM.
Ed nj the anufements found at such places. Tho
Proprietor can only say that he will continue t, do
Al in his power to please his viaitors both inva-
Ids snd pleasure seekers, and nothing shall be left
-saoae to make their stay pleasant and agreeable
Inexperienced Physician resides as the Npriug !,
IgRas.-S2 per day; SO per week. Private
contracts made for the season..
SrRlBLING SPRINGS ~ tbs first watering
Place reached by ths line Of the Central Railroad.
rom Richmgnd: Baltimore, Washington and
Lynchbrrs. Visitors reach this place BY O'Clock,
T NJ same day. by four horse stages from Ntaun-
ton, tl3 miles, The road has been much i'm proved,
saa The coaches on thS ii1e are sey jsst from the
Y. They leave St.gnton daily after the arrival Of
the cars from the East. ~.-..7-.'.' =
-, . CHERLEY KINNEY,
Iel3-2taW6t prOnPiefoP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16
a.A COYNER'S WHITE AND DT.ACk
HaYSHkRHUR An DCHALYREATE

viii 3 open Tor the reception Of visitors on Tie
lst l. Of Jane. is . situated On tie l,:s esd ::
about half . mile fiom Bonsse k's DEPOT, Roanofs,
Va. q which depot an OMNIBUS win always bs
found wait!ns. On the arrival of tho oars, to CON-
Thees WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR
~ W.yA4TMERS M haye effected numerous cures: The
Rsp:ia. serious affection Of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, Gsnsra! Debility, and especially diseases
cqliar 70 females :. the BLACK SULPHU ali
E!nds of 5sessss Of the Skin; aggregated cases Of
The ACCOMMODATIONS are equal to any to
9e f1qnd in The En- &mogntains Of Virginia, and the
factory character. together with a 6ne BAND OF
MUSIC, and every other attraction usually found
at 6rst- class WATERING PLACES-as TO all Of
Of persons who have heretafore visited tho pl ace
ap l9--d3m J. A. HEFELFINGER. Pfopr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16


EXECUTION AT HAvANA.--On Saturday. the
I'd inst, between 7 and O'Clock, A. NJ, the
execution Of the four principal accomplices in
the murder Of Sr. ID. Antonio Gonzales Ague.
ros, took place At Havana, Cuba, In the pre-.
sence of an immense cOncouYee OF persons as
sembIed in the neighborhood OF the Mouser.
rate Gates, where the scafold was temporari.
ly erected ON the very spot where the murder
was committed. At "a quarter past 7 the mrs (
cuiprit, (the man that used the knife in the
murder,) Eulogio Pradc, alias Siciliano, as.
cended the scaffold and the execu TONER ap-
piled the gayvote to his neck, sending him al.
most instantly into eternity. Within one
quarter Of an hour Of each other. followed
Doroteo Taldes, alias Malanga; Ceferino de
Cardenas, alias Severe, and d. Francisco JIM
enez Zamora; the three first named cOlored.
and the latter white man. The executioner
used the same instrument to strangle all four,
and, as the dead bodies were left ON the spot
Jimenez Zamora raw his three accomplices
lifeless by his side when he took his seat. JUS.
tice required that such criminals should be
punished In q manner to make vice and i'm.
morality hated, and it is to be hoped that this
dreadful lesson will prove salutaTy ONE
The fifth accomplica as we have already sta.
ted, has been condemned to Imprisonment in
Ce1ta, Africa. for ten years, with strict pro.
hibition ever 70 return to this island.-CHbas
MeSSeNgey. q So = Il h4is. T. E9--tFit . = Z Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

ii A NEW WAY TO ESTABLISH OMX's IDRN.
TITY.-During the present week, q gentleman
CT Boston presented to one of the banks In
State street check for 500, for payment; but
paylAe cheek, nor would he send for any oi
the pefsons referred to by the applicant to
come forward and vouch for his identity. In
this dilemma. the gentleman assured the eau.
tious bank officer that, il allowed to retire tc
one of the private cham bers, he would pro-
duce proof of his identity. The proposition
was consented TO, and the holder Of the check
exhibited bis name clearly written upon thu
mind Of the teller, who at orce paid the sum
called for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

q THB DEATH OF MAJOR ORMsBY.-A cores
pondsnt Of the Alta California gives the fol.
lowing account Of the death Of Major Ormsby
at the late massacre at Pyramid Lake - asg' !
E; Major Ormsby poor fellow, he was shot IL
the upper part OF the mouth with an arrow, In
the beginning Of the battle, bnt he did mol
mind Il all till The poison did it, work.
have it from one Of the man who held
his head, while another pulled the ar
row that they got out,H bat tho. bero
remained. Then he WAS shot In tho arm.
and again thrOugh the shOulders, from one
side 70 the other; still hs reanained on hit
horse till it,Was shot from under him, and then
he took young Baldwin's mule, and remained
on It untti be could stand i 40 longer, and
then Baldwin helped to take him on his mule
when Ormsby says. Ego on, boys. yop can do
NO more for meln aud in 4 few min utes he was
no more. Oao Indtan Was killed, afterwards,
another IsdiAa very asaf him, that was ah6uf
scalping another ef The party. sg ~eafe !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

m~ SURGEON DENTIST,
4AD OAse ON Main, below Pearl street, nexi
doors above Messrs. Thos. n. Price L Co.'S DR.,
Goods store. ~s
house, would be pleased tn SEQ those with whom he
ha. engagements. and IA: made extensive prela'
rati0nS 70 serve the public generally. All opera
lions performed in the most approved and scientific
sty 10 known to tho PrOfassiOn. and all work done
BY hin warranted to rive sstisfaotiOn.L (ocl0-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

NAvAL.-Ths United States slo0p.of-vsr
Plymouth-tAe practice ship Of our navy
left her nnoorinss at Annapolis Monday morn.
ing, bound to Norfolk, where, she will re-
three months cruise. tonching at Fayal, Cadiz
Gibraltar and Madeira. She carries out the
second and fourth classes Of acting midship.
men, with few of the third class, from 1hS
gins. A p. Burne, Henry 8. Cook, 4. A. Canam.
W. Q. HITTER, w. q. Jackyon, ". r. Ma.
son, u Trigg Of Tirxinia; w. W. Csraes, J. F.
Holden, R. 8. Floyd and H. 9. Nc Daniel. from
Tennessee; r. .Sturdivant, T L. moore, q. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

THE YEAR OF HURRIcANEs.-The season
through which we are passing, will 60 far to
remove the impression that the severest hur-
rLcanes are confned TO the tropics. All over the
Northern and Middle States, tornadoes Of un-
pI ecedented violence, extent and destructi
ness, have occurred. At least three hundred
lives have been lost by the force Of the ele-
ments. There seems to have been a cys ie Of
tornadoes. Within fortnight there have
been four in the Middle and the Western
States, one extending from Louisville up I'd
Central Ohio, one in Cattaraugus county, in
Western New York one in Armstrong and
the adjoining coun ties, in Western Psnnsyl.
vania, and one in Iowa and Northern Illinois,
which, it Is said, has surpassed all the others
In violence aud destr tiveness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

The ,fupjiSS ~ SSfss ~ y41.I
ING Fk1CH u Ve918Sf ~. ~ skc,cS " sktsls4e
yeased AN& E0y&k1k IA kSfSk S,s;s~s va
Of the bes DhU, nd vii onen Il n, ~ ;cesHss
+ OF yss1totspe Ao MfH IA or jUNE. g %
+ H&yink tUbt&U16 Ga3SmmcAasir.s :.a ..s.aA,
iihard 4t1Sf(S(Stf ~ IL cnmi,,t s.3 ~ ~ ~
gasen, 09x MT fkeG3slvsS ~ ~ -. = ~ 4
this. - 'A' 'A'''s ss' = 9. 'oss =
Il IL Mtp1AoQ n tAe 06nutv of No. esos..ss,l ~
ard TsnseeseS Rcfifosf On ~ iivl99ssanie ~ sne
Roanoke fi9ef, aud & SSfroSndsd ~ nnoA ~ ~ ~
among HS 1O9auNins 81 yirsnSs - " sc9Hns Hss
aoAeif44 Sueh rSS0tSsscn in fSs M Z. srsss ~
datiou 81 IL a NV cSs.Seys2 e y SommeS
the worst f6ens d anS rasrs g., ~ III
CutAh0uS nfSaS6SS Ut ~
s,onseh 6ses ssd Lxsss and IA sT"st =. see
bsr of cessse ecssSs fsrI ~ iS.sss syHead nun-
qusipted With jSs nSfiE IA "a t ~. "a ~.
adde& q iEfnSi1rs ~ e"~ - SissAe y aens ~
hslesesfe viii IL ~ - a,ee,s-s,,~ - a..
hoFse 6NiHusoe1. SO o1Sres 49, ~sss y. sHS
to the 6priSx3. FcfSone leSxsss 6S3fsstS$x WnsHel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

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Z =. Sfss d,sesses n xh.eA a4pls exSerisAcs hns
usa--i Them are ,Ssroiula. CkFopio Esle % IA,
I,,,se, Of the Layer. Dys2sssia. AlAtha pr
ia.A .aTssssbis dsssssss ii " ssis. Bsonci.si
rs..sa rf.ans, EaisrSed Pressase. kplssssd spleen.
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sssss p,srrhsrs, and Dysentefy. For Z more
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-16

A YANKEE TRIcK.-A week or two ago four
creditors started from Boston in the same
train Of cars, for the purpose Of attaching the
property ofe certain debtor in Earmipgton in
the State Of Maine. He owed each oHa q pa.
Hstely, and they each were Suspicious Of ths OBJ.
jsct Of the other, but dared not say . word
about IL. So they rode, aequain tances ali
talking ppon every thing except that which
they had most at heart. When they arrived
1t the depot At Farmingtoa, which was three
miles from where the debtor did business, they
found nothing to 'sput 'em over the road" but
. solitary cab tOWaro which they oil rushed.
Three got in and refused admittancs to the
fourth, and the cab started.s The louPth
ran after and got upon tAe outside With
the driver. He asked the driver II he wanted
TO sell his horse. He replied that he did not
want to-that he was not worth more than
ESQ, hut he would not sell him for thafss He
asked him # no would take SlOO for him-
sYss, - said hs. The "fourth man" quickly
paid over the money, took the reins and hack
ed thscab mp 10 . 6ank-slipped 1t from the
harness and tipped It mp 90 hat the door could
not b opened and jumped upon the horses
back and rode on "lick-a-ty.sWitch,s - vhilo
the sinsidsrs'' were lookias ont Of NJ visdeV
feeline like Staged cAts Ae 1pde to Z lawyers
end go4 q writ made served, and his debs e.
cure, and got back 10 the hotel Just - the ssin.
st6ano" came MP pu@ng and blowing. The
cah0An sooA bought back his horse for $50. I