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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
SCOVIIL'S =
SARSAPARILL & STILL|NGIA,
OR
BLOOD T. LIVER SYRUP.


sarsaparlla is Tropical Root too well known as
one CT the best antidotes possess for Scrofuous
complaints to- need commentator. But as StilIingia
is an article of more recent use in Scroful0us afec
tions, we give below the statement of
DIR. IL. IL. FROST,
In the Southern journal Of Medicine and Parma
cY. He says: IT will complete the cure of ulcera
tions of the Palate and Throat and mucous membrane
Of the Nose, skin, and other parts. will eface the
Botches, Foul Spots Stains ETC., which in constitn
ton Of this character frequently occur from sight
irritation, or remain after the alterations have heal
ed. 1t win remove the morbid conditions of the Flu
ids aud Solids which dsposes every injury, however
slight TO degenerate with fostering, painful, scabf
ulcer. It will, in short, Improve the digestive and
assimlative operations of the system, that more
healthy blood and more renewed fiber will be subst
tuted for the defective conditions of and the other
and thus fully support the character of THESE med-
cines for being essentially Alternative" Also state
DIR. BLACK.
published in the Cincinnati E2ectic Medical Journal
in VIII. CHI he says "After giving II fair trial in
several forms of disease, am convinced that, as a
general Alternative, it has superior in the ateria
medicd. Since last March, have treated about s5
of syphilis without single failure when the pa
tient gave me anything like a fair trial.
.Scocips .Sarsaparitla and Stilliagia
Is preparation which is compounded upon scientific
principles and with great care, by one thoroughly
acquainted with the medical qualities and effects of
each article separately considered, well as the
whole in its combined state.
Wr. w. :. MERRILL,
of Cincinnati, one of the Oldest and most reliable
druggists Of that city, makes the following statement:
''we have been acquainted with the formula Of
Messrs Scovills Co.'S Compound syrup of Sarsapa-
rla and StiliDgia, and II has been made under our
supervision. The Ingredients entirely of veget-
able origin the virtues extracted in great
by the vapor Of alcohol. No mineral substance
enters into the composition"
The formula TO- the preparation Of the above will
be forwarded to Physicians Druggists applica-
tion to JOHN d. PARK, Prop'r,
12i Lake-st, Chscago, Ill.
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HN2EIGHr OFFICE OF PEORIA.
O2UAwKA and BURLINGTON r. R.-NOTICE.
To Merchants and shippers wishing to ship by the
above toad, will please call at the Peoria Railroad
Ticket ONCE, 2s waterst, to have their bills Of ia ling
signed.
This Comp any have gemen.s to ship TO ST. Lou
Is, Cincinnati and Cairo, without change Of cars:
H. c. KING.
jan '8o--tf Gen. Agent
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NEW YDRY AMI ERIE
Great Broad Guage, Double FracL
EAIl4ROAD.

Great Broad GHage, Double Track
and Telegraph koutc.
fES6 New York, Boston, sud all eastern cities,
rying the Great Western aud NUrth-W estern
United States mails.
Express Trains leave punkrk daily. arrival Of
all trains the Lake Shore Railroad om Cleveland,
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, st. louis Dubuque.
Burlington, Iowa City, &C. aud run through to New
York city without change.
The only route running through from the Lakes
TO New York city. splendid ventilated sleeping cars
night trains.
Baggage checked through Fare always as Low as
by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free in New York
be particular and call for tickets via Dunkirl; and
the New York and Erie Railroad, which sv,d It Ill
the principal Railroad offices in the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment of fret ght
superior to any other ate.
An EXPRESS SssEsfIEaE TRAN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through all points West quicker time than ever
before made on any line.
For freight rates enquire off G oatmH 2il Broad
way, New York, of Jacob Forsyth Freight AgeLt,
81 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
CdAS MINOT, Sup't,
JOHN OSBORN, Western Agt Cleveland, Ohio,
SAa'L READ, Ag't, Toledo, OH b.
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- THE HUSTGN6s JUDGK.-Every
~ citizen 10 interested in the selection OF
the bsst qualified man for this cf6ce.. and should
not permit mere personal or social influences to
Il seems to the writer that thess three aual,tise
At least are essential to rood judge: Let. LsxsS
learsiss asd expevieses. 3adly. Strict eseseses-
tioxsNsss. And, 3rdty. CeSaetiy (es 6ssissss =
New ]. ysish.3E. e b thi sks . dees iaiEly -
h;.h once h cen en-. eS@s e H9 ever 9or
Esq. Without any special ASSOCIATION With ~.
GHArrAn N Dosioee. ehuseA. or In the SOCIAL eis-
eIs. % has. nsvesthels0, long reEasdod hin .
mea Of lhs noet rable m.ahsd h.iaeser. Of sess4
JUDGMENT. declded industry, and Of much legal
learning and exeerie zoe. In an honsst parpose.
however. to satisfy himaeif beyOpd doubt, - 70
the c0rFectneas of these conclusions, the writer
hes lately INTERCEPTED several highly istsliGsnt.
LEGAL tn0t sisnefs Of Mr.. 6rastan .
c.rd,j . . Mr. Gs snali6cetions, ADD il = sosne
What singular, that tAsss OF the number made sub
stantiaty this renark. YAK" 1As eis!xsss q Rssh-
sa0n6 sh0Ul6 cQUev9f1lots tksMseereS "a being
alb - secure Mr. GAATrAnss sovvicee." Theso
gentlemsp we're met vita accidentally o tee
street aed iusesnea1eds SD it. dos sesm - tae
winter that sach eomD limsnt from thaea lnteli-
gent, jH4ges ias these awyese really
ssel shoed 50 yofy tes to petfie ~ SRsAIoca "a
the MOTT Evssins. ADkMOCkAT.
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THE JUD0BsHIP.
- TO the VOTERS OF THE CsrY

TO the VOTERS OF THE CsTY
M OF RICHMOND-FELLOw CIflz Ems
On TUESDAY you vii. Be called on 70 elect an ind,-
yidqsl to fill the nexIy created Place Of Judge Of
raj names have already been present. d tor your
consideration; among them am happy to frd the
name Of WIN. H: LYONS. ESQ. Though young
man, he is we'll known to you all He has heeN
reared IN your midst. His Walk in life has been
just such as NO ono could help approving. The
breath of susvicion has never furnished his es
cntcheOn. Retiring in his manners. studious in
his habits exemplary in his department, and de-
voted TO the profession Of law, he combines every
hit him for useful, industrious: impartial and eff
cient Judge. man Of great frmness of purpose
and strict intee rity. nothing could tempt him tn
swerve from the path ofjussice and duty By sore
have heard 1t objected he was rather young, but
remember, feiiow-citzsns. it 10 often bad to be
..too old:' as TO be - rather YOUNG" and Mr..
LYONS has an old head upon young shoulders;
Then, fellow. citizens, to the polls on the day Of
electon, and bestow your votesi i!respecvyyc Ct
party, on our young tOwn8mAn, " NJ n. Lyons.
Esq. He will wear the ermine with grace and
di xnity. and you will never have cause to regret
the confidence you may TepOso In him
je 9-Nf VOTER.
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- THE DGEsHIP: "a WORD To

~ THE yUDG ESHIP...A WORD TO
that little over sisS, Year: ago. the l"wye1. mot
and nominated. authoritativeIy. . gentleman for
the Office of Circuit judge for the CITY Of Rich
mond and pressed his claims in the str"n&est man.
Ter. Affirming that it would be great. piece Of
condensation on his part, and great good fortune
Judge. Nevertheless, the people thoxsht di6eve~s-
", met and slss.sd another The present ineum-
bent Of that Office, who, CONTRARY tn oil pfedic
tons, has discharged the duties % safisfactory
. manner. that he was recently re- elected, not
Only without opposition but without objection. Al
mond, themselves similar case occurs now
the laws en- have their candidate.
jo 26-ltA LENEX.
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JENNIE. daasAse, q Esther an yesia Cqsb1.
Of Hus:eI. 81. ~ ~ ~ ~ Q. y. Use ~ q
tend her fuassek tn tening: 81 SSlDok. 1T
seryieee viii take - q the hosseSolgn sr Of u
81 ssas., ..s.sias - ia.A ELEAxaa vssx.
in The tie ~ ysa - "a haoess: j.
yitsd to attend HE funeral, this evenins. q 4. L.
TsnRra, p9padence. m 18th 9t,set. 4etyesn Maia
end FY9akltas % 3Uol0Uks without favshor invIte-
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE
vail among some Of our citizens, that the memo
rial recently presented by as to the Common Coun-
p. upon the Medosi College ios uss 81 Ssned b.
only two or three individuals, We respectfully re-
eae:t me publication IN your paper of the memo
To the Ho.orao,s, the Common Council
Your petitioners, reside nfs and tax pay Of the
city Of Richmond. represent unto your honorable
template the erection Of building to be used aud
oco1p!ed a. . Hospital, or q lot situated on Mar
titoners beg leave most respectfully. but vt the
same tine earnestly and sOemnly, to enter their
.so OF 70.
IN the heart OF the city And they insist that
o ice and s. II feEsS to the comfort and
your honorable body to refuse your permission to
tho erection at any point IN the city. contiguous
such purpose This i. not OF me sps
local city lnterest-but a question in which ali
a. @ to Ss dons q sn
pSttion u me oitizens y q wrong NO less to all.
me 81 q.
the erection OF su bul ding IN the heart of tie
cty y permitted to-day. what is 70 prevent others
some other potion Of the cityi Your Dstss.osssa
fee! entitled to ask what they are confident vill
premises. They feel assured that At such Eearins
part Of your honorable body that TO permit the
erection Of building for ths pur poses Of hospi-
"a IN such 9 place. would be to materially lessen
OF such building, subject portion Of the citizens
vi Richmond to great direct loss and discomfort,
and more than ali by the collection Of many PEI,
sons With various seriously leopard the
heath OF that hboIhood. il not tho whole CITY,
And they further insist that your honorable BODY,
a. guardians of the beat pecuniary and other in
erests OF the clty vlll not permit or suer that to
the value Of property, thereby decreasing the rev.
enue OF the city. q iDjaHe in wise the nsalth
of any pVrtion. Your petitioners beg leave alec
part against the Medical Cole q or Wilma. On
the contrary they have felt and still feel, deep
interest and proper state pride IN tho success OF
that institution. ana hold themseives ready to do
cure it, most Dsrfect success. Tnss ardsnsiy de-
the nGther q States- wolthy OF To rspatstion
LEARNING. the unvefsity Of Virginia. now % justly
The proposed building ON BE- erected with the
c.s vS s fns
many objections that are to be urged against the
SCOT setected-at soma POINT NOT contiguous 70
dweilns- h"0esas vsesS nQone y.il % ineoamoded
ere avOw their lpters.t an, and their Teaalness 70
Aid the Medical College, they insist that It Il both
Ds!3it.ea 10 b erected. ne vssaliaS aSs Of waioh
R.cAm0hd peeunlaFy loss, And msteEially inaerieTe
ss re sSsSss q R.sy ss1s: ~ i ~
10 eaaasdsgesiea vhsssef yssr pstitisasss Prey
yoaf hoaasabee BODY % oeasi1er To mektsss an1
.ssa pafDeses N any peetaea u IL ssss vlsse
en-; = % dyy bouad. Will evlR 1FaS. &C.
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City Point, jane %, 1860.
ARRIVED,
chr. Mary Helen: Ney York.


IN PORT.
Ship Uncle Joe, loading tor Liverpool.
Bremen ship Louisiana. loading for Bremen.
Bremen bark hevetla, -
Bremen bark Ko:mo;. .,.~.,,
Bark H Buck. loading for Rotterdam.
Bsrk 8. Tarbox. loading for London.
Bark Pioneer, discharsing inward cargo.
Bark ST. John. - ..Gt = j.
Schr. Mary Helen. landing locomotive. for Viz
kinia and Tennessee Railroad Company.
Nsw YORK, June 3l.-Cleared, steamer Poanoke.
Richmond. Arrived, steamer Yorktown, Rich
mond. June 1.-Cleared, schr. GalleEO, Rich
mond. s't
QuEBEc, juno 17.-Arrivsd. ship Treat, Cook,
Norfolk
BALTIMORE, June a -Clea.ed. schr Champion,
Wilmiaxtop. N. c.. June 23.-Cleared, steamer
Belvidere, Richmond.
Norfolk.
SPOKEN,
Schr. Pauline, of and 10 days from Newborn for
GuadalOupe, May 81. lat. "A O3, Ion. s. o..
Schr. Castor. o. New York. from Wilmington.
N. c., for Port Prince, June H. lat. % Al, Ion.
II. Is.
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s. !, PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNK =. -.

ARRIVED,
Steamshp Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdxe.
and passengers, Ludam w Atson.
Hchr. Manchester. Nelson, New York, mdxe, D.
w. CuTrio.
Sshr Orianna. Thatcher. New York. cement.
BIidsfnrd 4 Co. and r. H. " hitlock Son.
hay, Mark DoWney.E . III as5
Schr. Buens Vista, Roby, New York, ice, D.
KING 4 Co.
Schr. VIA. Ruark. Ruark. Philadelphia, pig irsa,
]. Anderson. ss8
h. Anderson. reg
Schr. Nelly D., StsddAns. Philadslphia. coal. 8.
p. HAYES 4 Son.
Schr J. b. Allen, Allen. q days,) Phlladslphis,
coal. e. P. HAYES & Scn. sae g. g.
Schr. Mahion Belts. Thompson, Portland, syIup,
I. 4 g. b. Davenp0rt, and plaster, Bacon + Bas-
kervil!e. 49,. \.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, PritcharN, Baltimore.
mdse. and passengers, 4 w. Currie.
Sohr. Lucy Penny. Layton. Fredericksburg,
mdza
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PASSENGERS BY STK.MsnIP ROANOKE, GEO. w
CoUcn, Master, from New York.
IF. Sabin, Mrs n. /. Dsbrls and chile Mr..
Fiesnnsr, ga"s: Ma.on. of.II L. pub4s. chris
tiar, Mrs. Cahill, NJ ss Lewis. T. .. Jackson, J.
WhitehOuse, J. AntOnios, and 7 in Storage.
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TIE JUDGESHIP.-Havin no.
temanatinS. 'i p1ssu%e, from one OF VI. ". II.
LYONS opponents in speaking Of three cand,-
dates, Mr.. GRArrAN,Mr.C CRANE and Mr.. LYONS,
says, - Mr.. LYONS 10 . young man of sprighty
ability; not long at the bar. with good practice
aid ample fortune--who, WAITING awhile, and
proper person for the office in question:" Now,
what gave MI. LYONS this good practice hut the
confidence that the people have in his ability acd
Ing to tho interests of his clients What better
Recommendation can he have than . large and az
tensive practice. while others mach older than he
10, have little or no practice! Rally. then, and
vote for w. H LYONS, who IL Compel emit and
worthy If the Office.
je 16-ltA MADISON WARD.
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1ONDAY l1ORNINo... JuNEss


Cleee 81 NJ Political CsnvenHenss
The Democrauc Conventions closed Ss'ur-
Aay. and . full report Of their proceeding mp
~ The hour Of closing IL given in our reports.
The rseslar oonvsnsion nominated srsrnrH
4 nnuaLAa, OF ILL.,, for President, and Sena-
tor FITZPATRICK, of Ala, for Vice. President.
The Seceders' Convention nominated Mr..
BR.cKlxRIDoE, Of KY for President, and
Gen. JOSEPH LANE, Of Oregon, for Vice-Presi-
dent. The proceedings, in another part OF TO-
days columns, will be found 70 b. Interesting,
a. they bring the action Of the two Conven.
tons up 70 the adjournment.
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IA important Errors Premp tly Corrected
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, or
SCOCTHXILLE. VA.

RICHMOND, june 10Th, 1850.
Messrs. Editors: In my Advertisement Of TO- dav
for the above excellent Virginia COMPANY, foI
whom I'm prepared to issue Fl Ii b, MARIN
and SLAVE INSURANCE. POLICIES. two i'm
and, LIST, you make me say that am prepared tC
take ''s,OfO'' risks, whereas wrote good risks
and, ID. you make me sign myself "Sr.," Whereas
wrote ''llth ST. satt
Now - I am ready and Wiling to take ANY
NUMBER Of GOOD risks for the JEFFERSON COM
also. and a. do nvt altox ether relish the Sent.
~ it may convey the idea of too much freshness
a. to age. most ask the insertion of this note,
that ali things may b. made right.
+ Very truly, TAOS. M. ALFRIEND.
e2l-zt -rE llth street.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF Graf
NJ TAN: "A high legal authority-one of the
highest living says that GRATrAN 10 the most
competent man IN the whole State to al! this office
Let US ontreat you not miss this opportunity Of
securing his services You have the game in your
own hands Vote a. early as possible, and carry
early. lie Is 3t'l MANY GRAFT TAN MEN.
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MADISON WARD.

FRIENDS OF GRATTAN :-Ycu
~ will bo told that it 10 in vain to vote for
the man Of yOnr chOce--that he cannot be elected
Do not believe one word Of It, II his vote can be
fairly brought out, he will he elected BY a large
majority. Thence the necesstv OF voting As early
as possible in the d1y Vote early, friends, vote
early. MANY FRIENDS OF GRArTAN.
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IA To Make Good Loaf Bread.
Use SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER.
To make good Biscuit.
Use Semple's Infallible Baking Powder.
To make good Pastry.
Use Semple's Gnfallible Baking Powder.
To save one half the Lard commonly used in Pas
try, Biscuits, &C.,
Cse Semple's lnfallible Baking Powder.
To save tims, labor and expense,
Use Semple's Infalll BILE Baking Powder.
I JOHN w. GARLlCK,
Sole Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers everywhere
10 1l-1W
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~ Nettee.-The subscrfbers have new In
store the 9rEest and best assortment Of ladies and
Gentlemen's T Trunks. yALICEe. and RPET
sizes and Qualities, and Ct all sr,ces FOR sale low b.
) .,asr.5 f-saF- 80 ALEX. all 4 CO.. :
10 0-ts No.lN Main st., Richnond. We.
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Hastings JMdge.-The election Of Judge Of
the Hastings Court will take place tomorrow,
and as the office is one of great importance to
the city, every business man should see that
his vote is cast for the most suitable man, at
an early hour in the morning. The polls in
each of the three wards will open at sunrise,
and every citizen of the United States over
twenty -One years Of age, who has resided in
the State OF Virginia two years, and in the
city of Richmond one year preceding the elec-
ton, has right to say at the polls who he
DraftArs for Ind1e
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Female Institmts.-The commencement ex-
ercises Of the Richmond Female Institute are
now progressing. This evening the address
of Rev. r. G. KEEN, Of Petersburg, before the
Literary Society, will be delivered at the
Grace Street Church, and to. morrow evening
the commencement proper will take place at
the First Baptist Church.
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VOTE EARLY!-Let the friends of
01A GkATTAN remember this injun ctiOn to-
morrow. Vote ~ soon al the polls are opened.
4 triumph Let us 81 sct our man by an overvheim-
ing majority. Vote early.
% D-3ts JEFFERSON WARD.
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loot! Toot ID. King and B. Wardwell, ice
dealers, have been summoned before the Mayor
to show cause why they should not be fined
for permitting their drivers to blow tin horns
in the street. Tho ice men say they are COM
their customers Of their arrival at their doors.
or they would not be able to serve them, and
the Council say they shall not blow tin horns
How the difficulty will be arranged, remains
to be seen.
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vsse u TIE Homestead Dill.
To President ssntin . nessags 70 Oonsresa
% dAfardays vetoisG ~ HOnssteaA hill passsd
y That hody, % ths ground that IL useoa.
stitutioual. So 's
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~ EARLY! To- MORROW Is THE DAY
Lot us entreat the friends Of Mr. GRATTAN to go
carly to the polls. and vote. Thew are the MAORI
ty, boy Ond all question. Let them SHOW 1t early
in the day. Vote early. frlends, vote eay!y
ia 46-2tk MANY VOTExS.
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hour v.c = s ssz ii o'cios tsss sessrday pset
: v5olens oDsau1t was ma1e on 1toat OAsser,
Stsi bus 1Sr tho timsly aid given him y elti.
psns In IL neiehhoEAood, who heard hte calls
Tor help. Lieut. Oasser, 10 making hls roasds.
found Il NECESSARY % ernest . drun.en. e.
herssif Alice Hasderove, and who IVES using
Vulgar and profane Language ~ tns stfeet:-
On his way 10 the station. house With bib pfis-
Oner. she called ON m acquaintance for neIps
aad be enasavored - ~ hsv %. oat the ON.
Ger declined to release her. These thrse were
soon Joined BY white man named William
Curtain, who remained with them until ket-
ting near the mou Ii Of Lombard alley, on 18Th
street. when no slyly struck the ofhcer ON the
for the instant stunning him. Curtain gave
the ofiicer q second blow on the forehead, and
would, In all probability, have repeated II. but
for the cries Of murder, which soon attracted
4 crowd, and caused the assassin to deslst ana
hee. Mr. Carter assures us that he had not
the slightest idea Of being attacked until he
was knocked down, SO sneakinGly was the as
sault made. About O'Clock yesterday morn
arrest OF Curtain, and the police started At
once In pursuit Of him. He 10 well known to
the police. and is not likely to escape.
A,riral Of Pyisssey.-Omcer Seal arrived in
this city by the Northern train yesterday
morning, having in charge George Wilson
alias Penly. who had been arrested In wash
ington q fugitive from justice being
charged herewith stabbing William 0iblin on
the 18th of May. As our readers remem ber
three persons, were implicated in the ARRAY
but for q day or two thereafter no person
could identify either Of them. and when, Al
length, 0aylOrd's own statement implicated
him and he was arrested, it was ascertained
that the other two had taken the alarm and
fed the city, for parts unknown. With thai
untiring industry ard perseverance, which
characterizes the man in sill his public acts
officer Seal set TO work to discover the parties
and by telegraphing, writing and inQuiring
have succeeded in occurring both fugitives. and
will to-day have them before the Mayor FOL
examination.
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The Insane.

The benevolent Miss DIX, whose philan-
thropic labors in behalf Of the insane, reflect
such credit on her humanity, and have been
attended with wonderful success. states in
one Of her publications, that In the New Eng
land States the proportion Of the iasane TO
The whole population 10 about one In coo; in
the middle States one In 200, and In the West
err Statss one In $780, The most unfortu.
nate State IL Rhode Island. where there u one
70 every 5U3. and the ore less afiicted than all
others with this calamity il South Carolina,
whore there IL bat one insane person to every
6O50.
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Examination Continuation Saturday morn
ing last, Charles Gaylord and VIM. III. Robey,
charged with feloniously stabbing and wound
ing VIM. 0iblin, on the night Of the Goth of
May, were again before the Mayor, to con.
ciude their investigation, commenced on Fri
day. Without hearing other argument or
witnesses, the case was adjourned until to-
day. when it is expected that the third party
to the affair-0eorge Wilson alias Pen by-will
be here, he having been arrested In Washing
ton, and officer Seal having been dispatched to
bring him hack
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In addition TO her standing army Of LOCO
men, Russia has at Least the n1cleus Of very
rsspectahae navy. oAs has ATTY .fouT iins-eG.
battls-ships, Taagiag Iron 70 to 10 guns saeA
- niptss carrying fsen " 70 60 gapA n Wal
sssanssA aaA AteeRveates. scAeonsm sad hries
Tnr naaase - ssaosa 1aiatainsd ~ Russia
y e 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25
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