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A. e. DILL.
uNDERTARER,

AS reHossG to the ". L B-siy's Saddle
j shop. Main viii devote his e2skre tlGa
and attention tie business Of IN nERfAkl.6-
Tie % sole this city the celebrated Aeta
Cofhu Also he Mesaiic Barfsl Case which he ~l tar
nsh to srd=r- Wooden coEns Of superior style snt
huish aixays hand lie will attend funerals wisA
fashionable Herse plain carriage, and his terms Il
e as as ean be asordea A = DILL
May 20, lSSe s3.f
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Public Sale.

THE undersisned, Trustees Of Samuel Boyd. Of
L Wayne County, Indiana, will offer at public sale
On
Saturday the 2sfh day ef Jnnparv 1860,
u the premises. the and valuable mill ,.,.,,
erected by aid Boyd, situate on Green. FORK a,<
miles below Washington in .sii eau-.y The pr9.er
y consists Of large new feusing mill ia complete or.
der aud saw mill nearly completed. together With
Is cling house, out buiIdiaSs SC II i. .ita.te /.
the heart OF one Of the best wheat gr,sinx countries
the world. and 81 taken altogether one Of the most
desirable pieces Of property Of the kind Eastern In
disna-
At the same time will be offered for sale .s3 acre.
of land in Jasper, Dallas and Pest Counties Iowa
There will sso be sold Horses. WAGON Rsssy h~,-
res and various other Articles of personsi too
mention.
ne terms VII D Hoss1i sale to co@weaee u 10
o'clock, an WI. n. lloyd.
J. B. JULIAN
IAN e. 1851 a..
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Each number contains articles from than 90
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Cincinnati & Chicago Railroad.

RICHMON o. January ., 1850
Arthe last term of the C. s Circuit Caars the follow
ing order male. That william j. Bal! receiver Of
the Road report 10 the Court the
OF the operating expenses OF said road which
resrs aud owing By said Company the day
Ter, i So TO whom said dents due
of each clximsnt for such operating
the due .ch the
vices. or articles furnished, which such
founded the time when such debts
the TO whom csNsi6cates such
given ny the Of the sd in
the contract between said Company Lessees
John ". Wright Co.. and character OF the claim
embraced in such certificate also the pres
eut holders OF said certificates Ii is further ordered
the Receiver take such testimony he deem
proper TO ensb!e him make said report day
TO Ihe parties
All persons interested in the above or'er will report
n n claims st once to the undersigned his Office
Richmond. giving full statements embracing points
referred TO in said order together with satisfactory
ds that the whole OF the claim props.
~ ohargeaole TO "'epe-asssg sTprrsss"
WN. J. BALL. Receiver C & c. R r.
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Wagon and Carriage Hubs.

THE prepared
Trade with waxon ana Carriage Hubs. mortsed or
unmortised Bent feiles, shafts Poles. Bows
Also posts all kinds OF Cabinet Turn rsa
scnahle rates.
th1usand.
Chair Backs of Walnut. Cherry and Poplar
kinds CT Circular Gig Saving done order
II short notice
Factory north Of the Depot keavorthy's Mill
Richmond. lad.
BENZ FULGHUN
18th m eth, 1855. ar
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E. w. ROBINS
WestEnG Main Steet RICHMOND.

Ny facilities for do,ag Job Work ami Repairing
vi equal to sny in this City We have the pat
terms Tor repairing nearly al the Oaio hresBss Ma
chimes Pins. Screws. Badge Bolts. Belts and Nuts
gut. We are also making first class Sz< Gam also
Circular >a.s 70 either points journals A.
our friend WA D. Wilson has left. invite his for
ner custom srs 60 give caI- Tae highest cash
price paid for old iron-
r. ". ROBINSON
Rishmond. Nov. IL, 1853. &Nf
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xKr w. WOEr,s Celebrat.a zee Cream
w sCa8dy, for sale at l. T SAGES.
Nc. OF Main opTos itetf~ Huntington House
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I. H FhXsON, W. swETsMAy
Fresh Meats and Country Produce

Cincinnati and Chicago Rail Road
OPEN TO LOG.1.V.SPOR
Train. according TIE tine table beIop
Nth the BEIarosI RAJ for
al nssnts gas. w-st r0aEe, q: Eokouo
rith Ptzu * r. r. Loyaasport vim
Tag.Do Railroad DO at. in the
WABASH Valley
Time Table, MO. Ia.
To take effect on Monday. Jan. 9th. 1860.
A--zw
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THANKFUL

THANKFUL
For past "a undersigned respectfully
sputiauan>e of the liberal patronar. heretofore ex.
teadei the cid firm of Ho5svsrt.n 4 aepEa partie
Iariy be designs 10 Continue in the old u-aten
rack Of usngfaesu ring erIer all kinas Of Boots and
Shoes. Give him a call a NJ. 3. Main street
K q. WoOLyERrOS
Richmond. Dec :. 1881 s!,f
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Flour and Feed.

. the City. II tie shortest sosiee b.
Jan. IL, 60 -
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Writing School!

Fl. PRICE, will open hi, writing o
~ MONDAY evening, Dec 90. over Glenn
scott'0 Store. where he HIS fitted with
M comfort his scholars Terms lib
Books posted ALL kin 70 writing done
he hest He article, e n.
eaging the sale of which. with capital
dollars, make from 81 TO IS day.
Dec, 2. 2
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NITINDOW Glass of all sizes from sxS 70 4ox56-
w call aud see for yourselves
JOS. STEDDOM i CO.
Mas ~ s4,F
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MANY Of the Cherokees have addressed q
complaint and remonstrnnce 10 the agent
against the la truson aud meddlssome inter-
terence OF one ] B. Jones, abolitionist.
Mons Berger, the champion billiard player
of France, arrive la New York IN the All
aic on Monday.
Mp. Willis has lately been in Boston
is pronounced 10 be better aud younger hook
ing than ten years ego.
The wife OF Rev p. Cell, and opl, chsiJ
OF the laIe Sir John Franklin, died In L ,no]u
on the In inst.
Rufus Pickett has been sentenced in Caro-
line county. Va, 10 three years In the p.ni
tentiary for murder
II Is fair 10 suppose that every tobaccouisr
10 up TO sun.
The worst bar 10 q mans success IN life
the bar room.
Col +. l.. Snow, the founder OF the Sons Of
Ten perancs, died IN New YORK 90 Sunday.
Mas Catherine Beechsr. q sister of H-ery
Ward BeecLer, has become an Episeopsiian.
Miss Lauder, the sculptor, has arrived A.
Atom from Europe
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THE PRINCE AND THE ENGLIsH RESIDENTS.
The same good taste That has marked the course
OF His Royal Highness ever since he landed In
North America, still con 'iuues to charac ter
IZe his movements. A meetiLg of the British
residents of New York was held Monday af-
ternoon at the BRUSH Cor urs office, for the
purpose OF receiving the report OF ,he com
mittee appointed 10 ex end an invitation to the
Prince To be present alta ball to be given III
this city by his steilow-countrymen Mr.. Ar
chibald, British Consul, presided. The Com
mittee reported that the Prince had refused
their invii alton, on the grouLd that he had
already accepted one from the Americans OF
New York TO be present at the grand AmerI-
can bail 10 be given in his honor. In view OF
this refusal the COMMITTEES begged the ascent
OF the Prince to address which they pro
posed to offer him, but this was also refused,
for the reason that IL might look Invidious,
and that the British residents in other cities
would want 10 pursue the same course. The
report was accepted and the meeting ad-
iOurned,
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Notchere to Go-Yesterday morning the free
girl known as Margaret Murry, who WAS ar
rested for want of papers, and ordered to leave
the city, was again before the Mayor
She established the fact that her mother
was a white deuizen of Rockingham Co..
that " hen an infant she was given to a man
named Swartz. in FanQuIer county, who af-
terwards solo her time to Wm. +. Horde, by
whom she was brought TO Henrico county, and
the remainder of her time sold TO G.. L. Mies.
Egh cen months before she twenty
one, Mr.. Miles gave up her time, and since
then she has been endea voring 10 get a rPgisier,
but has failed If she returns 10 X cklngham
she Will be unable 10 prove her freedom there,
no one knows her. ffshe applies in Hen
rico, she may obtain a register.
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A Young MAN SHOT In COLD BLOOD BY
HIS EMPLoYER-The leisgr tph has already
lug been shot by his employer, at Quincy.
Mass, on Friday last. The name of tne VIC
Tim is Fortier, the alleged murderer Is 4 K.
Pope. Fortier and Pope had q dispute abou
the wages of the former, but jealousy OF For
tier and Mrs. Pope is said 10 have caused the
crime. Pope is supposed 10 be insane. Mrs.
Pope is a lady OF good appearances and repu ia
tion, aud is the second wife OF Mr.. Pope. She
states that she has no doubt of her husbands
insanity, aud that his father once tried 10 get
him admitted to an insane asylum.
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WRECK OF SCHooNER-T Thirteen Men Lon.
Tn schooner N-ptune's Bride, Capt. Jacob
Brown, OF GtOuces ter, returning from a sue
cesstul cruise TO the eastward, was caught in
the storm of Thursday last, near Rockland,
Me, at about ten +. NJ, while Jogging along
under foresail and ran on Maic1mo's Ledge,
between Seal Island and the w OGDEN Bail
Tue captain aud eleven hands were lost in the
surf In attempting 10 laud in q boat immedl
ateiy after she struck. Two men were left on
board the vessel, which bllged in halt IN hour,
fi,led aud worked OFF into deep water. the
men then took 10 the masts. and one was
washed off and drowned early in the NOR ming.
The survivor, Joseph Marsh, of Gloucest tel.
WAS taken off AT five r. NJ. Friday.
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Bel for ST Peters Cdthsdra,.-A bell, weigh
lug SO pounds, manufactured by MeeueiIy,
of West Troy, N Y, for ST. Peters Cathedral,
has been received here, and will shortly be
placed in the tower of that edifice, on Grace
street. 1t Is made with the lat Improvem-n Is,
and appears 10 be- an excellent piece OF work.
manship. On the side are appropriate inscrip-
tions, viz "a. NJ. d G" (staudIng for Ad
Majorsm Dsi Gloyia-To The greater glory of
ID , then the sign of the Gross, and "4cetd, q.
al EHu,, 81 IuanIaamint"-ApDroach 10 Him
and be enlightened: Psalms 80 q. "a ID 1860.
Richmond, Va" The bell Cost, IN Troy, S7u3.
We understand that il is the mention of the
Congregation, ultimately, 10 procure chime
of bells for the Cathedral, and we hope some
time 10 announce ills tulfiilment.
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The NEW YORK FUSION The New York
political union or tusiou to defea L,pcoln has
at length been consummated. The uames Of
Messrs. J. II Brewer, Jacob A Wesi-rvrit,
William Duncan, w. A Kobo., stephen r.
Russell, A. B Conger, aud H~nr, S. Randall a.
Eiecior ~ Large, IT. place Of r ii. Waiworfh,
have been dovetsil-d iuto ihe Dougia~. He'll
ucke', and thus mod h-d IL will b- submi' urd
to the DIugias and Breckiuridgr STATE Com
miftees, Wi h Il view TO their ~ NAL acceptance
uf IL but in case Dean Richm Iud aud Mr.
Green repudiars il, the design Is 10 call IA grand
meeting, at The Cooper Institute. and raufy the
union anyhow, without further consultation
viii h the politicians.
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ANTI FnLIBUsrERIsA.-The New Orleans
Picayune thus concludes an article on the
career of Gen. William Walker:
"Aitbough here may be some qualities of
mind and some public acrs of General Walker
that are calc ulated TO win popular applause,
1t is doubtful whether his whole career has
not been disastrous to the progress of liberal
principles IL Central America. He has crea-
ted q deep distrust of ali the North Americans
throughout the entire Ishmus. Our Govern
meut Is regarded as AMBITIOUS, deceittuI, and
eacherous by those who, before Gen. Walker
model for imitation. lie has prepared the way
for the predominance OF European, partic ular-
ly English intiuence from the gull OF Panama
10 the Southern boundary of Mexico. Ii Is
we'll that expeditions with such results should
end. What in Intervention may be necessary for
the interests of commerce, national deyeiope-
ment, or humanity, We should be prepared to
makeopeniy as nation,and not leave the epen-
ing Of the way 10 mere irresponsible private
individ nas.''
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RUNAWAYS,

IA TWENTY DOLLARS REV and
I'd ! viii pay the above reward for the appre
aAhensOn and delivery Of nv n EGRO MAN,
~ EDWARD, 10 mys self or To Col. WM. y. HAIR
s~z~Ris, OF TINS county or III any Jail where /
ran set him He escaped from me on the 18th of
September, ana Is highly PROBABLY IN The neigh
raaod of the atoresa d Col. Harris, he ella ms
d vie there he is, suppose, about 23 years old
s'0l' 5 feet inches IN hetht of a dark brown
e"1geIioH very short hair, and IS GENERALLY con-
fused wge1 spoken to by white man
JOS. 4. MEREDITH, Louisa.
Post Once Perknsville, Gooohaud Co., Va.
Sc .. I2t
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i4iFn ASSURANCE, ~.

OLD D0lINi0s iSSU.AS,E GUMPA.
~ NI.-CAPITAL S20G, 900!
sA- QFcs-N0.4 Il Nam street, amder ST. Charles
iTCtsE IA
This Company IS now prepared TO receive appll-
catloas for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
Oh favorable terms.
DIRECTORS:
Cab. Worthan, John H. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo s. Palmer.
Sam'l Nj. Price, VIM s. ptApIett
B. r Ladd, s. C. TaTdy,
Juo. Stewart Walker, VIM Currie.
Luther r. Sp!man, Jas R. Crenshaw,
Peter =. Warwick, John H. Williams,
Jas. s. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace p. Edmond, Thomas Jones'
James NJ Talbot, kdwiu A. Smith.
Griffin b. Davenport, Ro A Paine,
Geo. W Yancey, Ro +. WillIamss
Jos Brummel, VIM. 2. Rag land,
VIM. Brent, Henry c. CabelI
Ro. II. Maury Geo. w, Royster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.. Pres't.
CHAs. (. WoRJHAM. Secy. nv l9-ts
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Public Spfaking.-The Bell and Everett party
will be addressed Tomorrow night, at the
Club House by Messrs. Hugh w. Sheffey aud
Thos. s. Fiournoy-two most efectiy ora
tors. 1t is stated, also, that political affairs
will he discussed on Saturday night by
Messrs. Johnson and Lyons, but the place has
no: been announced.
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH HL1rg.-Duke Ernest, of |

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFR.-Duke Ernest, of
Wurtem berg, the cousin OF the King of Wur-
temberg, was married In hamburg on the letn
of August, TO an actress known on the stage
as Er,esini. On the following Sunday, the
Duxe departed with his bride for his villa at
Ooburg The Duchess will now have an op-
portunity TO perform iu new theatre, part
which she doubtless often rehearsed without
any idea that the sham would ever be convert
ed into reality. Instead "f a mock coropet
she will wear q real one; instead Of laying
aside her dignitiss afler The play. she 10 now
LADY,
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DEATH OF A OKNTKNARIAN.-LizzyG Gray
died on the farm OF ID. l. T. Minis, Edgefield,
S o., at the advanced age of I27 years. Her
ply sician in an obituary notice which ap-
pears in the Edgefie.d AdverIissr. says sue
was imported from Africa during the Revo-
luton, after having borne four children In
that country. During the Revolution she
WAS a prisoner on board 4 BRUSH ship. Sne
was ed ucaled III her youth under the iniu-
ence of Mohamedan teneIs, aud although she
united herself many years ago TO the Metho-
dist church, she ever said that Christ built
He first church III Mecca aud he grave was
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BsHfor the Clu6 Houss.-Workmen were en-
ploy ed yesterday in putting up q bell, weigh
ing Il We hundred pounds, on the roof of the
Bell and Everett Club House. The bell has a
loud, clear tone, and will be used during the
remainder of the campaign to call The Bell
men together In their en- husiasm they hope,
also, that it will be rung TO announcea victo-
~, at the termination Of the great couhict; but
as we are no prophet, We weexpress no opinion
abOut that.
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AFFRAY IN OINClNNATI-Wm ii. Glass, q
membe of the Cincinnati Common Council.
treas In one of the Theatres there, on the 22d
inst. An attempt by q lass TO end q intima.
cy which had existed oetween them. was the
cause of her visiting his store and nring on
him. She was arrested, and made an npsuc-
cessfut attempt to end her life in the station
house. by taking laudanum.
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To go Back.--John NJ. Roberts, arrested by
offi.e Seal and Bibb tor representing himself
as the mas ter of Soit mon Davis free negro
without papers, was before the Mayor yester-
day. From letters received by officer Seal, it
appears that Roberts and Davis were en-
pioyed in tobacco factory at 4" Bremo Bluff"
FluvanBa, where Roberts assaulted and beat
Que of J hn W. Anderson's hands aud the
two then made their escape. After a hearing,
IL was determined to send them both back to
the place from whence they fed.
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PoLITICs IN THE PULPIr.-Rev. Mr.. Toll
man of Te " ksbury, CJnu., on Sunday last, an
nounced from his pulpit 10 his congregation
that there would be Il R=publican meeting IN
that town on w ednesday next. The maj ,rIty
OF his hearers thought the eannOunceulrLt was
out OF place.
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LYNCHKD-Auldricb,a q DISCHARGED convict
from the Virginia pen tiary, at Richmond,
who murdered his sister aud son, la Lawrence
county, Ky, q month ago, was arrested in
Green brier county. Va, soms few days SINCE,
and taken To Lawrence county, here quite u
number of The citizens OF the neighbour hood In
which Auidrich lived took him from the
thori,ies and hung him without the b-n-ht OF
a trial The father AID bro iners of the phfor.
tunats man advised the people TO pursue This
course.
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Estate RELIGION" IN PEkU.--A bill for the
es "a b is hmeLt OF the Eomau Catholic religion
as that of the Stale has heen iu trod ced b, q
Bishop of A requipa into she Assembly of Peru.
IL provides that all the affairs of the church,
by special concordat with his holiness Pho
Mono, and all other worship Is prohibited -
The clergy and military 10 be exempt fr, IN
prosec alton of every description before civil
courts they to have courts CT their own.
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ROW considerable excitement was oeca-
stoned last Tuesday nlgn', on OH street, nea r
the southwest corner of Capitol Square, by
the cry of m urder and persous who repaired
TO the spot found an individual lying with his
face in close proximity to the sidewalk, giving
utterance 10 distressing cries. He had been beat
en- by some body-he didn't appear To know by
whom-and by the time the crowd collected,
his prosecutors bad departed. He WAS on his
way from the Theatre with a female, at the
time of the attack, and it has been surmised
that the difficulty originated in this circum-
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Another.-In addition 10 the valuable invsn-
tions eretofore noticed, to be exhibited At ta-
Mechanics Fair, II is proposed to send there
one of Kennish's Hydraulic Motors, which
Is now progressing & owards completion. This
new power will be viewed with wonder and
qualification by all who feel Interested In the
inxen MUS in nyentions of the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-27

S>-Ia ATTORNEY AT LAW +,
Practices in the Courts OF the City of Richmond
md the Counties of Henrlco, Hanover and Care
me,
He is also Notary Fxbllo and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court OF Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIH WHITl
md himself be ing dissolved, his office is now op
nth street, Just below tiuddin's Hall fe 3-ls
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GAMING IN GERMAnY.-The rouge et-noir
table In the great roJm at Homoonrg 10 de-
scribsd as filled with large crowds TO witness
slsmas wne won xss,usn IN april Isst, Hs hsA
aided nssslS ftntsu ts taAs aua, nna shs MHs
AesMsAl e4slss - asats 4t VII. psse fpfiAse,
kkaihssht MiHakp4sA-rss lha tsaevn 4t Nakk
places raAy - sasstatsah ssssessfsl.
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ACCIDENT FROM CANPHESK.

ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHENR-On Mol day
evening last, as Mrs. henTy w. Tn mas, II
Fredericks burg, Va, was filing a cam pheIs
lamp, already lighted, The fluid igni I'd, caus-
irg ex xplosion and setting fire 10 the war
ing apparel of Mrs. T With ;he flames leach
ing over her head, Mrs. T ran across tue street
to the house of sister, where the hIe was
finally ex'inguished, but bot I'LL siler having
r-cei, ed most painful and serious burns on
her arms and side.
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"a $50 pEWARD.-Ran away from the
q farm of B. Bowers, in Halifax county,
EAN C., Etolts month ago a \ q kU SLAV V h,
~ Rsmed RANDALL, ne is some IS years OF
~~1~age. few grey hairs, about feet high, bow
s,lcds sld sluggish appearance ; has a down look
wren spoken 10. He came from tne county of
wanna, Va. The above reward viii he PAID for
IS delivery at our Office, or twenty five Dollars
Be o1sed n jail aud information given us.
PULLIAM K co, AuotIoueers,
- LII - In R...L.Ir,
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POSTAL APPoINTMENTs.-A. r. FJwkes
pos tmasttr r at " hiticck, HaiiIax count, Va,
yic- T.. w. BaI ksdale. deceased. Chas SIMS
pos mas er ut Alto, Louisa county, Va, wee
John Swift d-crased. JJnn +. NotungGa
p.,s tmasle AT Frasktown, Noi than hton =,
Simple, postmaster At lrIsburg. N-uty Co.,
Va, vice q. A. Rails, resigned. Frederick X.
Pugh pos master at Alton, Nelson coun'y Va.
vice James y. McCur, resigned. G-o. Pax
postmaster at ArendIsvilie, Adams cJULty,
Pa vice r. Eyster, Resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-27

Closing Accounts.-Beverly Wade, for the
past twenty years a confirmed druukard, and
often in PRISON, was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday, for being drunk In ths
streets. 10 d.faultof security, h- was ordered
back to the Poor House, from where he had
strayed, after a residence OF two years.