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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-05
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In Bloomsburg, on the 2sih ult., JOHN
TRUMAN, infant son of James and Mary c.
Rodgers, in the second year of his age.
In Bloomsbury, on the a0th ult., anna C.,
infant daughter Of Henry and Anna M. Ort-
wine, in second year of her age.
At her residence near Bloomsburg, on the
3lst ult., Mrs. ELIZABETH ZIGLER, wife Of
George Zigler, lately deceased: aged rs yrs.
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On the 25lk ult at the German Reformed
Parsonage in Orangeville, by the Rev. VIM.
Goodrich, MIR. JAMES KEIFFER TO Miss Mercy
GEARHART, both of Cattawissa, Pa.
On the Cd inst, by Rev. VIM. J. Eyer
MIR. GEORGE HoLLEBAcH, of Cattawissa, 10
Miss ELIZABETH SHuGARD, of Main twp.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-05

New SUPERIETENDEsT.-H. Stanley Good
win. recently of the Piusburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, has been appointed
Superintendent of the Cauawissa Railroad,
in place of Col. Fonda, resigned.
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tor Mason have both taken the stump in
Virginia for Breckinridge and Lane. 1t is
said that Senator Hunter and MIR. Wise will
also do SO shortly. With such an array
aginst him, Mr.. Douglas, as we'll as the
Bell people, will have hard time in Yir-
ginla.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-05
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
ME- DICA L DE Il r I W EN- 7,
Ninth Street, Below Locust,
1pJslltihAiOikiE59 9isut

EAALAlAINENE EA4AGAo
THE Session of lS60-6l will commence
i October Sih, 1860, and continue until
March. Examinations are conducted daily
by the Members of the Faculty. Second
Course Students are furnished with the
Hospital Ticket without charge. Five eli
MICS (includIng Diseases OF Women) are
held al the College every week. Fees -
Naturalization, S5; One Full Course, SlO5 !;
Graduation, $40. Applications on the BEN
eficiary should be sent before the begin
ming of The Session. Address,
LEWIS d. HARLOW, NJ. D., Dean
September 5, 1860.
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Struck By LiGHTEISe-The barn of Mr..
VIM. ]. Mckee, of Limestone township, in
Montour county, was struck by lightning on
Saturday week and entirely destroyed with
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-05
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Tenth Annual Exhibition

ON THE
YOMING BAIT l. + GKOUN D
Near the Wyoming Aioaumeat aad ia The
uieisfy IF Wilkes Brre, Piston + Scrun.
Ton, ia Luserne County
FUNHE Exhibition vii! npen on Tuesday,
Il and will continue Four DAYS, VIZ:
September 25th, 26th, 27th and 28ih.
The Grounds which are most bea uiifuIly
si'uaied. are Iot only large. bot remark kably
we'll adapted 20 the purposes of the Exhi-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-05

Registers Office, kegIsie
Bloomsburg, Aug 8, go.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20
SEWING Machines

AIDES wishnga Machine 20 do G, oruys
A. Az NELL A. THEIR OWN WORK. would do III ne M
~. nc bAhI HOLE sIMPIoNED FAAII.YMACHINE Price
known faior in this county who only had abon, y" ,m
Instruction this Nucliir: 1870 ~ minutes
n. W., LssssniE, Campbell county, Va June 1stl $50
MR. VIM L. PAGE:-l am well pleased with Eartholi:s S.y
hg Machine and would not exchange for any have
una no incuiiH IN operating with on any kind of cn,b
rom we lnchtsi Cashmere Ia The finest Linen VT have mnio
scrai ar oi e'aSse iowlR pants seryants nave
a ""faed "a six or different Kinds OF SEWING
ia, ps1 narh'Is and Singers only Machines
Mou, Ice"lihch any pcrsnT buy They are the only
maeiirs mat make 7nUoi's stitch consider aytinir;
n"o W. cheapest machine II is simple in construction ensS
wv, islan1 ana not likely 10 get order Almost
c'h that has seen Barhofs operate nod saw Sn,rr,s
. worNsi on last year. give Barlolfs The preference
r. ;. md no dincaiiy in getting my wife 10 work On n,,
pu Nacine They say that something great oueh Ia h.
80, 'e man That in,ented Sewing Maciucs with lin. stint,
" 1880 $3.50" '"'' tJulc iO-dii.sI L. Il. f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
ailrh ~. gu dtcly Yns Broadway, New York.
Singers Sewing Machines.

Singers Sewing Machines.
REAl success Is always The conclusive proof Of great
Grn Judged ny ihs les. there labor saving machine
before ihe public comparable Singers Sewing Machines
Arr establishing the highest reputation in The United Sa,es
hcI were cNhib, nj the late Exposition in
france. where the! carried OF the highest peIniuns and
great uanuiaciory to make them has been bu
In every branch OF industry In which sewing is 10 be done
these machines I've used with Immense profit As le srd
{" Tue Halfway train is 10 travelling sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No iailr
"riaktr dftsSmakcr carriage trimmer sadder halter A
w. should mol be without The profit o, using one OF
'heSc hheis regularly eiploye One Thousand Dollars
aFtar In MI private families where much sewing 10
pc zone THESE machines invaluable assistance Planters
ana hotel Keepers lind them particularly and profit
uu'' These machines are simple In their construction and
VET! sHhs ana durable being the only kind Sewing Ma
c ever made by which of work. coarse or nt
So oe ef.eiiy executed Thousands worth.
names but singers Machines atone been found every
whore +" satisi, ihc wants Of the people.
am pf'h' instructions for nsing, sant with ma
e from which any one readily acquire art of mana.
ghs tneii Inc machines packed securely 10 20 10 any
pa' ~ me World To all persons desiring particular in
a We "ti on application by letter either of orr cni.
''s forward copy of l. NJ Singer Gazette ra,..,
"h'''y devoted Ia tho sew ing Machine interest.
,,- |. Nj. SINGER h Co,
=, Principal Office. No, S23 Froadwny New Yurl
Non oFFIoBs-No. ~ Hanover Boston; No OF Chan
e. SI New Haven ca Goverviiie, NJ Y No IA road II
nt"ark N G No l2 Chestnut St. Philadelphia; No ll Raj
uhnre st baltimore; No. 32 Westminster ST. po,h r.
- no Fast IN ST, CincnGati Ma North an 81
LOUIS NJ" 81 ST. Char.es ST, New 0ens No. 20 DnupIn 81
-., ldcc 2i,i.st Isl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20
FRANKLIN & Co,
wuoLksALE AND
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

No ~ Aaia iIrsst aert door 10 liberty Hdrehosss
l. Y N G III Is II II q. VA
uAvEON HAND AND FOR SALE,
II 80 bags Rio. Iaguira and Java Coffee:
100 bhs Brown Extra e., Crushed and Puyerzed sugar:
10000 lbs Leaksslle and Union Cotton Yarns:
200 kegs Old dominion Nails;
200 Jacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt
90 boxes Adamantine and Talow Candies:
$50 sides good Sole Leather;
800 Blankets;
10 tons IRON lammered Rolled, Ban, Horse Shoe Round
Oval and Hoop;
10 heavy Boots and Brogans Shoes;
New Orleans and West India Moassc Srup Bacon Sides
Loaf Sugar Maekcref In barrels aud hits Gree Black T.d
Brown and Toilet Soaps Rice, Soda Spices Ginger Pepper
sareire, Alum Extract Logw God, indigo Nader Starch
window Glass Putty, Wagon Boxes, spades shoyclS Trace
Chans Grind Stones Grind Stone Fixtures Horse Shoes Nail
Rods, White Lead, Zinc Tanners Oh Upper Leather Cast
Shear aud Blsiered Steel Axee Coil Rope, Backing Powder
Shot, Lead, Painted Buekes Sugar Boxes, Of Tubs
Wrapping and Writing Paper shoe Threat. Twne, Deu,ohn
StoneNnre Staple Dry Goods, suc brown, bioaclc an
striped Domese Pisids Lins,ys Jeans kcrss, Full Cloths
fannes Bed Bankes Csliooes, Apaccas Dc, with large
aud general assortment Of nne and Liquors. Winev
~ Particular attention paid 10 the sale OF Tobacco Wheat
Corn Flour, and all other kinds Of Produce, and prompt
tances made for the sale of same. oct ~ dScts
~ AS FTTTINGThe subscriber s receipt Of full stock
w Of Gas Pipes, Fittings, &C. sixes
conducting The Gas Fitting IIR-ing procured the
services OF experienced workman NIL orders received viii
be with profnptness, aud warranted 10
and furnished the lowest Fates Apply Stove ana
Range Warehouse, No. 1si Main Street, Lynchhurg,
ap10 c. s. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20
T|ss Lts az f .s .ss.. Sssss.

mSs ss =. s.s.s.s -. = Sss.
Fra q Dwelling HSsssa eibrsS fohence Faeiorles ami
othse Dui1nga kaDrs 0eeds WaFea aud McsuAan is,
Nooesy u Iowa enAeeunsy ks favorable term
IeAas1 IN NE nses - ~ pcrsoas EMO ling
- end = 49, eeasalatioh Cor the whole dnrs ION
~ lloyed = ss6n1ysosup.sous, will be Insure d
ny win ss tske mariRs risks fom and any Of
&311I4I Uf< uH6or1h6ga pegeA u favorable
- ~ b9kAe by
$780, II, C0BRA Vice Pre@iden,
NneE n THURMAN, Chief Engineer
fA4lka WssFfs Wa. T. ASDEnsoS,
z a fessk ~ " a. .Somx r. Dawn.
- H3|X - UEnAf4o9 4ts9s MArmrg F. LAsoitoRsE,
$500 II Ad$s4xvf, Gas H. sLAueHrER.
-. y. :. -. Jas q WILLIAMS, rroasassr.
RE VIZ AM nfsxns OWEN ,,ealssi Examiners.
TAe Meileul At saljeess mr. psanee
made at The Oqr ~ VIC usuIany day
hsuks ~ a and a dciOck. r. n. fob a. dis
TTykEYLADr m AMERICA WHO VALUES CONF Or
II hcAllh sAd elegance shsad have q fHoMs, IN
CORRUGATED bKlhT4 [fcb 1.ameo ".
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S A FORD
FAMILY CATEsARTiG PILLS,


fUre TGctsbie Erdcis at M in Glass CASES Air
fiphf, ami tiH k'eti in aaB ciiHate.
The FAMILY tATHARTIC Pill. Is n gentle but active
CHhnrc which the proric- In his practice
tur murc than twenty years.
The constantly increasing - demand from those who
have long used the FILLS - and the satisfaction which
all express IN regard To their use, has Induced
place them wIthl!I The reach : of all
/ he Profession wei, know that different CaLar;cs act
different portions Of the. bowels
The FAMILY tAIIlAE- TIC PILL has with due
reference 10 this well eslah lshed fact, been compound
cd from variety III the pu- = Vegetable EXtrncs
which hci alike every part OF the alneniary canal
and good and ali = cases where IL Ua,hartic
needed such DergNc1- aeats OF the Stomach
piHcss, Pains in TIE BIck and LoiHs, t,sttfsRfss
rain and Soreness tie 4ckoie Body, from Sudden
t"i, ~hic, Frequently, - neglected, end In a long
course OF Fever. Loss Of Ip = petite Creeping SeHsd
ton IF Coid The body Resfiessaess HeaducAe or
reight IN the hodd and IN = lRfaamalorg Diseases
Hrn,S in children or Adux Rae paatip, n great Further
OF the Bod and Diseases 10 which Hesh Is heir too mn.
iherous to mention in this Advertisement Doxe, to3
m PR 4 CT r II r. Il UlMEs.
me Ltfrr I'rig't"tpr amt Fth,iy Ldksuffic PNs
r'"" b. Druggists generally, AMI sold wholesale b
Ia all the large loWhs.
:. 4. W. SANFORD, NJ d..
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
aiTu ~. CD dScly 2ns broadway, New iurk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

Fresh Garden Seeds.
HAVE just received my Spring supply Garden Seeds
l. embracing the usual variety For sale by
feb loM JNo H. SEAY Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20
RU FIN
Phosphor-Peruvian Guano,
Tobacco Manure, Agricultural Salt AM

GROUND BONE ASH.
uy O. RUfFIN, N 1lt aud Cary sta on NE Basn,
Il offers 70 the Farmers the following Ad3IRES all VI
his manu- hcture--six
Rts's Fhosphor Peracfaa, containing per cent am.
I'm Of aooc ibs .'........' $50 90
.sfn's Rome dsh dunno, containing per cent. ammo
ton Of scoS ib.. Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Rag9n's 7obacco Manure, containing per cent ammo.
Lia, per cent boIe phosphate liine ~ chloride Of
sodium, and II per cenL snlphate Iime per ton OF 1900
~. 80. 2 a., ~ wv
us - ...,...,.. 80 90
zorjrfyraf StH ioose her ton OF 1900 II %
In lbs IL Ui
The above MASUKEs put up In strong bags containing lo1
pouns cac twelve bags Of which make fraction over ton,
be- had of D. o. Ruff1S, nj his MILL oi any eolnms
Merchant Richmon u ruos BEASon sons Peters
burg N. oLL,Ss Co.. L,uchburE LEiGn BROTHER, Nor.
fk Mason, MAHrE Co.. scottsvilic JOHNSTON CLARKE
Co Danytllc. lmareh 3-d4cf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

Bakers Cocoa and Chocolates,
GPICED AND NOT sPICED ITALIAN MACCAEONI
- Powdered Spices Of all kinds, for sale by
dee iedts sTAILER q JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

~ New commission House
An haN" this day associated ersel,cs ogh, fur the nur
w pose OF conducting GENERAL COMMISSION hi 81.
U.s. i"r ih. sale of Tobacco Wheat, Corn Sc ,Sr We ask
snare "l ihr patronage OF public ASSURING. them
mai We are much younger than The board II 2fd am, buy,
""s lshNrru us aetlon on The Nv per em. Wcw
m you on'r The old rates Of commission, al make remit.
'cS - s""ni' vi Office at Jno. C. Shcarer Main Street
'u' -VuSci! sHEiRER n BURKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

w a y n Ed
So luxe HolSk, situated on Main Street, for which
LIE. good price will be pat NJ. Il. HANNAH
e'P'- '-"ls Agrat and tollcrior
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

(xtANo! GuANo:.7;e hags No. l. Peruvian Guano inst
~ received In prime orJcr, t,r sale b,
IN" ~ JAMES EoYD Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

Hslmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Elnid Extract Sarsaparilla.
9xpHuIS
This h aGcction Of The blood,
AND ATTACKS TIE SEXUAL ORGAHS
Innings OF THE NOSE, KlRt
THROAT, 80 - -.-.4a WINDPIPI ..
Mailing ~ appeapnce In the form or uLCERS,
:. aelnbsifs Extinct sarssparilla
And fesnpves al Scay Eruptions Of Tho Ska
GIVING TO EHR COMPLEXION A
NNsS CLEAR AND HEALTHY CoLOI:
Ey prepeyed exPsssiy fcs this class Of complaints
BLOOD Rng Properties preserved greater exieiu
thxn ~ ehsr prepinuon Of sarsapariia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

Great Reduction In Freight from New York.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
rT~ss THE Jtmssto,on will leave New York
Tuesday; the Rodnoke on Thursday, and The
J0FKf0rn saturday Returning The Jdmssfonn leaves
Richmond Friday Git, Point evening, and
Norfolk evening" Roaoke leaves Richmond Saturday
aernoon City Point evening, and Norfolk Monday
ing the Yorktown leaves Rlchmond Tuesday afternoon city
Point eSenng aud Norfolk "Wednesday evening.
Goods Norfolk Portsmouth, u
potlo City Point seven cenis-and to Richmond eight cents
Other Goods in Proportion.
Passage Norfolk (siac.room and als nelule) IS;
Petersburg Richmond so 10 I3nchburg Cabin passage
sl2, steeragc passage -
For further particulars apply 10
LEE, ROOKIE CO, Agents.
feb 6dts. Main street, Lynciburg, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20
THE ALL INEFFICIENT THREE.
THE GREAT AMERICAN RRMEDIE So
Known a. .HHLMHpID'6"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS. VIZ:
HErAhoxpz ExfxAtr ssgsai .,,u,,
!. : ssss,fpsovvns 70 nt aseT - III n.iif;i-A'

Arising fca Exeesses Ilshs of Dissipation Iay 70.
XTTEs6Sp, WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS. -
lAAsp0a111a b Exnfiien.s f = Inas ~ ruwe =,
ENusM knuory, 1nhculiy VI tlresthin 4.
sNeNk N1g4aa, rremblin u.
sHGlsns II Dilsaaa. wakafnlnet g.
Dinahaea of vhoa, Pain IN the Bac 4,
Uniyeral IAssi,nds ef the hascuiar system
Hot HandA ii'As Flushing Of the bod y.
Ilryne0 e tAe Skin, Eruptions on the Fac .,
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
Thsee eymp0xnA allowed Ia which this medict
invaria1l IelnqyeA soon iolloss -.
roIkNdY EATnIry, ErlLkrTIc ri1s,
Whe =. ~ ei ey mot frequently followed by tho
D - aiS MINT akp CONSUMPTION
Many u The III their suffering.
BUT MONK WILL N,sNfESS.
THE REcokDA OF rHK INSANE AsfLUMs,
And ~ xssuaeAsiy DsafAs BY ConsamJfios,
10 on AsssnroN
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the AID Of medicine strengthen and
watch H.Issolp. EXTRACT sUcnu :mcarsosly do =.
TRIAL wuL ooxvixcR sknTioAL
Uss HkixsoiDs EXTRACT Buosu affections and
Of this
La Urinary Organs.
whether exsing IN
male or Eemale,
From Whatever csnse originating and no matter II
How Long standing.
Dseases q thsss organs require he I'D Of DlURETC
HELMnoLD's EXTRACT BuCnu
And ceftaln 70 have DC Desired cG,r IN all Diseases
ron whiOH IT Is REooAMENDkD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-20

MArTIsas and OIL CoT 10 be found In this country, and
determined. them prices low be obtained
from any reputable standing amy the elites North
" ths Viewing Baltimore the legitimate market for South
trade selected with view the
Of the South. fmnrch Z, 'U0d dig.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-04

CITY or RCHMOND

nen TO rHe vorERsO Or RICu-
MAN4SEs 81 f sso5t'nf s ,sss "a g
Tsect upon the ssiIoxins sxtraat ife@ The rsscst
81 the c9sn ,sir the Cir cosssi pfessktsd
examine the Poor House. ~
Your committee visited the Poor House . few
Ss and .nd sS1a
10 %si n: Sas q y. .iss
repairs or paintin. had been put upon the building
for many years. They found the kitchsn smoking
badly, and the whole house dirty and filthy to the
last decree; nor - the furniture on the hou % IN
any bstter condition than tho house itself The
serping Recommendations of the. inmates are .
pine boxes, innocent Of the touch Of water. appa-
te1tiy; since they were made. The ticking Of the
beds the blankets and coverlds too dirty for re-
were to be seen in the house and your committee
were informed that there were neither sheets OF
character Of the furnishing Of the house. There
were one or two rooms in which some women were
lodged. which were in better condition. Al may
pied. to great extent, BY persons OF bad habits.
MANY Of them arc diseased. with NO facilities, il
there disposition to attend to their personal
cleanliness; these people, crowded. IN rooms, some
of which are not we'll ventilated, the atmosphere
which Is there breathed 10 anything rather than
When your committee visited the Poor House.
II was not so much crowded az it had been: but
sleeping apparatus ~ are above described oce upied
by the well, the sick and the sore; and from this
room! one poor fellow had been carried to his
made their visit 1t does not appea! that there is
any special accommodation provided for the sick,
les When he he is we'll he must liz when he is sisH
surrounded by all the offensive objects of sight
which present themselves in a room crowded with
and there Ri As sEsT6E
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CRY or RIfHMOWD.

-. TIM rO0A NO u E::.Ths sn-
I. sc sssq;s e r., 70
Poor House. bit only goes to pt0Se how admirx-
hundred INVALID in : bniidine not iit ior a dog
kennel, and WITHOUT even the necessaries Of life to
power to build house o! to bay new furniture,
.nclndiug bedding, Sheets and towels. or he would
have done % long ago. He was elected ~ the
q tSev vsrs MAJ q ,es h"mana sso nsvnsr
kind. hearted gentleman, applied his .enerxiss to
makins the poor in his charxe as comfortable and
hsppy as the means afforded him you'd alloy
Could any man have done more Members Of the
Council have admitted that they neglected their
duties in not visiting the o0r-House, and fur.
nish,ng means for its improvement; and ~ a proof
that the condition Of the place could not be bstter
ed. have appropriated $50 OO0 to bald new RO0r-
ho4se. When this il completed nar. PEARCE
Nil keep It in apple pie order. - he does every
thing around him; and if some of those now anx-
icus 70 take up their residence at tine Aims house,
should hereafter. by IN sfortune, have to seek
shelter there, we areoure he will provide for their
comfort best he Can. He has proved himself
faithful in every position in life. and nov that he
il growing old the people will not take from HIM
his employment to give it to another and less de-
serving. lap 4-UA1 FAIR PLAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-04

NSg A CARD.-As the communication of
oSSsD MIR. J. J. Fry in yesterdays Dispatch
may lead some persons to infer that intended to
publish ,'in the papers on Tuesday mornng next"
an article 'bTinging charges against HIM, deem
it due to myself to say that have never for mo-
msnt entertained any such purpose; nor have
friends had any such intention. So Tar from wish
ing to prejudice any of the voters" against Mr..
Fry, for whom entertain personally, the kindest
between us for the Office we seek to fill. they will
look solely to respective qualifications for it.
Nor shall seek to influence their verdict by
a reference to our several administrations of the
City Gas Works. The people know us both well,
their decision. whatever it may be, shall most
cheerfuly submit. CHARLES CAMPBELL
NH Slide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-04


OAprrre 81 n AMnnIcAN vnasYx NJ 1
Rs1rssx Oasasnn-Ths brig Jshosssa, cap.
tsred y the British slnop-of-war Falcou, Oh
the we3s coast Of Aries, on the 1ssA Of ianua-
|ry. VS. ewned In U1asleston, 3. O. Her cargo
consiste4 Of lumbeG, rise, beet, water casks
and biscuits. She ele2rcd from New York for
the coast Of Africa, ON the 10Th December las I.
The Charleston Courier says:
She was captured on AdafEa, west coast OF
Africa, on the 12th January, by the Br. stoop.
of-war Falcon, Com. Fitxroy, who, having
brou9ht the Jehoesse to. sent boat, manned
session Of her. This party was commanded
by Lieut.. Hunt, whs At once demanded from
Capt. Vincent bis papers. The latter, not re-
co6nizing the right Of any British officer to
make such q demand, positively. refused to
show anything, but the register Of the Jehos.
see. Captain Vincent, with his officers and
crew were then transferred to the Falcon, and
while on board that vessel, were treated with
the grossest 1ndignity. They were all stripped
entirely naked, upon the deck Of that weasel,
and discourteous epithets applied to them
The commander Of the Falcon informed Capt.
Vincent that he had been looking TOR him for
month. and that there was price fixed upon
his head.
The demand for the papers of the Jehossee
was renewed next, and a request made to Cap
tain Vincent that he deliver up the keys Of the
box which contained them. This was again
pIOMPuy IctuScus dCCOiAksNuiCA W AIu . NCuA"A
Of the right of q British officer to examine the
papers of vessel sailing under the American
flag. Capt. Fitzroy then had the box brought
on board the Falcon and forcibly broken open,
and the papers taken therefrOm. After :heir
examination, Capt. Vincent, with his Super
cargo, Mr.. +. N. Bonneau. were again placed
on board the Jehossee and confined in her ca
bin, an armed guard being placed over them.
On their return they found their private
stores aud clothing had been taken out of
tho cabin, everything indicating thorough
search and an extensive appropriation of their
effects. A portion of the articles stolen from
the cabin consisted of different kinds Of Ii
quors. The free use Of them soon rendered
the prize crew unfit for duty, and the officers
in charge efithe Jehossee had to beg the assist
ance of Capt. Vincent and Mr.. Bonneau in
navigating the vessel during the night At
daylight the Falcon was hailed, and fresh
crew sent on board, the others having been
returned to her in a state unfit for duty. Both
vessels then sailed for Whydah, at which port
they arrived on the l4th January, at sunset.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-04

H1ge TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
p1 OF RiCHMONU.-Amongt the candidates
for the Office of HIGH CONST BILE for this city
notice the name OF our young and much. esteem
ed deputy City Collector, JOHN IL. MCCURDEY
have known Mr.. Nee. from his early boyhood.
and have obseryed his course up to the present
time. do not know, nor have ever heard. any
is man better qualified for that trustv and I'M
portant Office than JOHN H. McCURDEY HIS
him to the confidence Of his fellow citizens-al
ways prompt IN his pecuniary engagements. and
always ready to render that handed justice to
all. Sach a man is worthy of the sufirases Of the
people; he is emchatcally the Peoples candid tie,
BILE of this city. prove himself fully up to the
Jeh,rsonian standard-.'Is he honest" sis he
the sovereign people respond at the polls on the
4th day Of April next: by giving their support and
suirases t. JOHN H: McCURDEY for HIGH
CONSTABLE of the city of Richmond
ap3-2t AN OLD CITIZEN,