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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-08
Great Oil Fountain at T%itusville, Pa.

\ correspondent of the Conncaut Repor-
ter, thus writes from Titusville, Pa:
The great Fountain Head Of oil was
struck yesterday, at 6 o'clock P. NJ, in the
Williams Well" the yield in twelve hours
being over 100 barrels, or nearly nine bar
rels per hour. \ few weeks since a vein
was struck IN this well, which has Yielded
Voluntarily at the rate of 20 barrels per
day. The proprietors thinking that fur
Their operations might produce greater re-
suits, they accordingly sunk the shaft two
feet deeper making a total depth of l49
feet when the monster vein was struck.
The oil gushed forth in such profusion as
to render the disengagcment Of the tools
impossible. The excitement is such that
hundreds of people are visiting il daily,
who exclaim, with one accord, wonder
ful! Surprising! Miraculous" Well may
Titusvillc boast of her mammoth oil well,
yielding 200 barrels per day, which. at %
cents a gallon or $40 per barrel, gives the
sum, in round figures, Of $1,000 a day!
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THE FIRST term of the Academic We

THE first term of the Academic year
L OF LordstOwn Seminary commences Tuesday
Aug H. Qiite a number Of rooms are in readiness
for those wishing to board themselves. The Institu-
ton will AFFORD better facilities during the coming
year than the past During the Fall term a revised
class in Local Geography. a normal or teachers
class and q parsing class will he organized preuara.
tory to teaching. Prof. G. 4. Little will give lessons
in vocal music and Dr. VI. A. Powers on melodeon
and Piano. Board can he had at SI,75 per week
LAug :, 1861. 2E-S JDc-i Principal
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10

By the census, says the Hartford Times.
Hartford and New Haven will exhibit an
increase of about forty thousand over their
population of 1850. They have nearly
doubled the last decade.
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OST.

r 0ST.
II On South Street. between G o. Griswolds and
Thos- D.. Webh's.a Lady's brown leather retieule or
POrtmOnia with a steel chain and clasp. containing
some small change, = pair OF gold bracelets and =
round breast-pin. sett with a cluster or quartz dia-
mOni The finder will b. literally rewarded by leav-
ing the same at VIM N. Porter's Bookstore.
Warren, Aug. 8, 1861, Nv.
ESTATE OFPERLEEBRUSH decd.
II Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned
has heen appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate Of perlee Brush. late OF Hubbard, frum-
bull county O.. deceas-d. Persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are desired 10 make
immediat- PaymzEl, and those having claims will
present them duly aGthenticated. to Cox, R1tlin <
Spear, Atty's, Warren. o.
PLATT Brush.
Ware n, Aug 9Th, lSG0, 3R.% Administrator
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-08

Ahalibut weighing two hundred and
forty-fve pounds was taken last week by
a Gloucester fisherman. This is said to be
the largest halibut known to have been
taken.
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Card 10 Ladies.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.
.HE IMPORTERS OF THIS r.

HE Of his NE
l. lal Il and safe remedy or Female Complaints,
would respectful. call tue Affection Of the Ia lies of
this country to u. feeling assured that in the uachish
or Percie Pills they will Ind a sac ami never falling
remety for diseases arising. from 4 derangef aud dis
ordered system such as sisk headache, paipiIaIion Of
the heart loEHess Of spirits, nervous elections, leu.
cOrrhea. &c.
In removing stoppages or distractions CT the men
SEES, from whatever cause, they are lnial IDLE. The
suppression 50 common is speedily relieved, and there
will be 10 recurrence. il used according &c directions.
CAUTION.
THERE ARE THINKS WHEN The HAcHIsH or PERrIE
Pills sEoCLD NOT BE TAKEs, AMPLE EXPERIENCES HAv-
ING PROVEN THAT TuEY WILL Not ONLY PREVENT PKsG-
NANCY, BIT IEyARIABLV CAUSE MISCARRIAGE - THEY
ARE TAKEN DUEINs Tux EaELIEB MONTHS; MARRIED Ia
DIEs ARE THEREFORE CACTtOSED AGAINST Using THIN
At SUCH TINE5-AT Any OTHER Tias THES ARE SAVE.
Full directions accompany each bOx AMI package.
None Genuine without the signature Of ENiTIE
NouLOS. Proprietor. Rae ST., H9uore, Paris, or MAS
SOL d LAURIE, Importers
Price. SIZE per box; half boxes . cents
Sold wholesale and retail by WOODS l. Paw AMI z.
SMITH. STRArT0S q Co. Warren NJ. T. JEWELL,
Youngstown Feb &.-Jm
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as6 advertisements,
Casual Advertisements Hinst be paid for
when handed i'm.
THE FALL TERM OF WARREN

'INHE FALL TERM OF WARREN
L Union School viii commences on Monday. Aug.
SHh- No pains t-s bsen spared in TroEidingfO SuE
schools The Eery beat facilities. such as eonIpOdiOuA
buildings, tn cost competent Te-chsrs. an excellent
library. and Al ample -s1q9-y - laps. Charts, and
Philosophical apparatas. TO Illustrate all the eiemen-
taTy principles Of Natural Science. The Text Books
used in the Hish-seh09l. Teachers Class, will he
those BY the County Examiners. With
such advantages. We expect. as heretofore. to receive
the approval Of a patrcnizing public. Nan-resident
pupils WILDE received on payment Of the following
rates OF Tuition for "a weeks:
Urinary and Secondary Department, s2.50.
Intermedfate, "4.5O.
Iligh School. 81 $50.
Students hOnorahly excused from the High school
before the close Of the Term, will receive BIZ cents
per week. refunded on their tuition balls, except for
IEHiECti0H Ecek.
lBNo extras are charged for IneidentaIs, use OF
Library. Apparatus. &c
ran Tuition Bills settled in advance.
For Information apply to Jas. Marvin. supt.. or to
the unlrrsis ned. I. L. FULLER, Pres.
H. B. PERKINS, Sec.
Aug. Z, le6Ol
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rJonesboro. Ga July all

The REVOLUTION IN TILE L. S. SENATE.
changes in the Senate have gone
on slowly bnt surely for five Yeas. The
Democratic preponderance has steadily
diminished year by year; and the Re-
publican side has every year increased its
numbers. There are now twenty-six Re
pu5licans. The recent election in Oregon
secures the gains Of one. The substitution
Of Gov. Chase for Pugh from Ohio. Is an
other. The Pennsylvania and Indiana Leg
islatureS viii pretty certainly be Rcpubli-
can, aud this secures a gain of two more in
place Of Bigler and Fitch. Kansas cannot
be kept out much longer, and when admit
ted she will odd two more. The Republic
cans will then lack but two of 4 majority,
which two they can hardly fail 20 gct in the
place Of Thompson Of New Jersey and
Bright Of Indiana. The Senate once gained
it will be as difficult for any opponent to
wrest it from the Republicans as it has
been for the Republicans to. wrest it from
the Democrats.-LAlbany Evening Journ-
al.
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1t is recommended that primary meet
inga fer the selection Of delegates, be held
in the townships, at the usual places Of
holding elections, on Saturday evening,
August IL, at = o'clock.
LEVI SUTLIFF,
J. L. WEEKS,
Dis. Com. for Trumbull County.
July %, 1860.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-08
Republican County Convention.

ghe Republicans of Trumbull County
are requested to send delegates to a Coun-
ty Convention, to be held i'll Empire Hall
at Warren, on
Saturday, August 18th, 1850,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to put in nomination
candidates for the following offices: Pro-
bate Judge, County Auditor, Clerk of the
Court, County Commissioner, and Infirma-
~ Director.
The basis Of representation being the
same as that heretofore adopted, viz: one
delegate for each township, and one for
each forty or fraction over twenty Repub-
lican votes cast at the last G~ubernatorial
election, each township will be entitled to
send the following number Of representa-
H..
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PLACEMENT.
\ HOratiO BascOn The Defendant vii axe
vs. notice that On The siSt
L. vs.. Holmes. } day OF Iuiy. A. D. lruV.
tie plaiutiH caused an attachment 20 he isscei against
hin by JedersE Palm. = Justice OF the Pea. Of War
rem. Truabull county. Ohio S3td eaase VII be Tor
rial on he 9Th day ofSeytembeT. 4. .. TOO. a. ME
o'clock. a n AJNAAAV bASNOA-
lAug. 2. Is6o -3E.fl
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A LBERT 5. HALL, Attorney a,
~ Law. Warren, Ohio.
Aug Z. Jseo--Il
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| GERMAN MUSIC TFACHER

N who has made IL his business to teach the Pr
anO, MelodeOn- and Violin, for many years. both in
this country and in Germany, WOuld like a situation
in the county. on a farm to give lessons in one or
two families during a part OF each day- lie wishes
to do so on account OF his health Apply in person
or by letter to Hue&e & VautroE, or at Adams Boox-
store, Warren. o..
Aug. 9. IsCO. 3N.l
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This Parer has received the unqualified approba-
ton of every person that has used it. Price SI.25-
reiailby CT. A GORDER,
Warren. Aug. &, IS60l Agent
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GOOD.

\ T P-lter'S can be found some ct De
y L. Rass E cos celebrated Ertra Thick Bar
HiyAed Pclsm Note Paper and EH5stoPss to match.
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APPLE PAIRING MACHINE.

10 ON
Al entirely new principle 1t has
10 swapping Dr. reverse motion
II Is made entirely Of iron. and
Icing simple in its constructions
is not liable to get out OF repair.
BY means Of the peculiar mo-
ton Of the Patent Knife Head. ir
has no superior for pairing crsOk-
ed or uneven Apples, ofanT size
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-08

I'LL CARTONS ESTATE
~ Notice IS hereby given that the subscriber has
been appos. te4 sud TuthEei decentralization on the
Estate OF hi Ca tlu. late Of Wsafhsrsueld. dec
TIuIv l.. -ji. Is.%f WILLIAM CARLTON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-08

ME FOR SALE
H The subscriber has con stsntly or hand q large
MAJ 3 80 ga DANIEL WALTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-08

MORPHINE 90 OF pa W.
VI AZ SONIS & W
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CHERiFF'S SALE
~ N. 3. Wick 1t al In TusraraTas County.
W Com Pleas

Jrs5e IHTrUTOn-
Byvirus o. an execution from the Cnurt Ct Com
mon Pleas r Tus-sraxas C.uhty. Ohio. 70 Er direct
81 I shsH-0ifer T. r sale atPas;s AneIoa. at th- Ma
chine n D. E. -L-rfy ortapi O. by Thornton q Doug
Jas mi Al the g. rutry Of Jame- Res. IA tsrr-u-in
said county. On 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Cook ShopS, kept by negroes, are forbidden
by law, as Is The sale OF ardent spirits, and yet
theit are scores OF the coiored population con-
tnually engaging in these ltwless callings
ana shpjecIng themselves 10 severe punish
inent. Yesterday free negro woman. who
knew better, was convicted before the Mavor
OF keeping il cook shop, and subjected TO the
lash. The whole policy OF the police laws is
TO prevent the association Of free negroes and
slaves. and the punishment 10 both is severe
yet they get together az all hazards, and aid
each other in plans which are Iuinous to the
slaves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Writ Of Error.-The Court of Appeals, now
IN session, have granted Il writ OF error in the
case OF John III. Melton, tonnd guilty of un-
lawfully shooting z. Oliver Sims, on the goth
OF September last, and sentenced, at the last
term OF the Circuit Court TO three years con-
hnemeat iii the peniteniiary. Melton was in
dicted for naIieionsly and uniawfuliy shoot
log SIMS, but The jury only found him guilty
OF HalatrfH! shooting, and their verdict was
not, therefore, i'll accordance with the indict-
ment. As the motion was heard ard the writ
granted by full bench, it is fair 10 infer tha t
the Court Of Appeals Will award the prisoner
trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Dangerous Pfny-ttsH Within the past week
TWO lads, one white and the other black had
peeh severely wounded, while at play, on the
turn-t2ble OF the Richmond and York Riyar
Rhiroad Company. near their depot, on Dock
street. Each one had Il leg dreadful!y cut hy
heing caught Ill the machinery upon which
,hey were RIDING. The boys have certainly no
business with the railroad or any of the ma
cninery ABOUT 1t, and are therefore TO blame for
then injuries. To pre'en: accidents hereai-
ter from the same cause, the Superintendent t
cafEot be moved by Children. This can be
done with very little trouble.
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Aonr OF the mos, prevalent. and at The

tAohf ol the most prevalent, and at the
~, 'ur Troublesome ana PAINFUL diseases tnat
cay -Ae human iiesn, rs the Fever ana Asue.-
.,,. a 'hE TINE TIE medical world have been CON
81 ol 'Eins loftn numerous specifics for Its
..-e~L cure; tut all without effect. Dir J.
si s'.ti IhRi an experienced and Gel hrated phy-
' '"'as "as succeeded IN tnrnlshns the public with
.4ttte tte fTe2ai tltGn Tor the cure of Fever and
=. me steady and increasing demand lately
- --- lpr the "BI1TtRS." and the universal
!, attending It's use, have made for it Il Tepu
,,.,nc supposed by any specific of the kind
IiPSS uIIfe OF the Fever and A. ue. Or. ROSTET-
a.. - LtbRATED STOMACH BiTTERS
t...a ~, ga sRou d claim superiority over any oth-
,Is3srSt4cn extant
,ls.s orassisls and dealers generally, every
~ nv lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

BLACK TEA AND GREEN.-Sir John Bow
ring, at Il recent lecture III Glasgow. touched
upon the tea trade, and the Withdraw al of the
monopoly-the trade being much more than
tripled-the quality, instead OF being deteIio-
rated, being much better than it was, and the
price, instead CT being higher, being Very
much lower. II they were 10 give Il China.
man green tea, he would consider himself in
suited. Green tea! 1t was planted with
russian blue, China ink and gypsum. OF lea
Re found tear forty seven millions of pounds
wentto Great Britain, OF which t.irty-seyea
millions were black tea, and tea millions
green, so that the sensible people were in the
ratio OF four to one.
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g, lss''ssss the slck afflicted and luner-
hlc III ,sIh,, who nave heretofore used Dr.. J. s.,
GUIDED o4oiN ES, always with the most un. .
F.5as "appy results, that some upprincipied
a zen 80 e.'. circulated an imitation. The Doctor
isAaa 9siied 10 change the wrapper, which
the cork oi evefy I bo,tie lie Of the genuine
~ss fef,1,Ha, .h'il The public can AGAIN Obtain
'e5syee Iee Whch have suited their wants and
.N ~ - ne lungs ls the sta ndard remedy
g+M or Iohhh Tor pans, rheumatism, cholic,
'yyyAD for Sa'uises. ara the DYSPEPTiC COM
esq by D,usss sRepsia and liver complaints.
WIps ftsts generally, and by
AL, ''Hh l.. WARlN0, I07 Broad St,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

CAIELEssNEss OF a DKUGGisT-Rei Precir;-
tots Sotd for =" Nejdi,te Po,cttr.-The police re-
turns OF the Eleventh Ward tate that a lady
last evening, called at The drug store OF G A
Warner, and asked for seidiItz powders On
going home and preparing TO take her ned!
cine, she discovered that one of the powders
was red. knowing that omething must h5
wrong. she took it 10 the station house, Where
1t was found TO be red precipitate, or oXyd OF
mercury a deadly poison. II was taken back
10 the druggist and shown him, at which he
replied. with admirable cooluess, 'Nell, den
she can hat anOGer.'-N Y POST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Stealing Goods.-Albert, slave to Thomas
Cochoran, was arraigned before the Mayor,
yesterday, TO answer the charge of stealing n
box OF goods from the wharf Of the Baltimore
steamers on the day before. a witness called
for the Commonwealth, testified that he saw
another drayman put the box on Alberts
dray, and saw Albert arrive off with it. To
enable the police 0 capture all the parties con
cerned, the Investigation was postponed until
this morning.
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n White sul i,nr ater-

Fh0S TIE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
t'rseuhyier Co. Va
FGTTLtD At THE SPRIN NGS.
-sCam2sug have made great Improvements in
,.. ~ anu TIE transported water is nnw as per
s Is x.ea tel Ken from rs source Address all
l-,-,.a PURCELL. LADD & co.
General Agents for the L. States,
W.l-5n Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Strty- -SecsHh Aanicsrsary-The l. l. Blues,
Capt. Maule will celebrate their 9th ami
versary, at The Central Agricultural Fair
Grounds, tomorrow, by a complmen tary
dinner 10 their honorary members. The place
selected for the celebration is by far the most
beautiful to be found any where in the neigh
borhood Of the city: and from what we know
of the Blues, We are fully assured that the af-
fair will be one worthy OF the corps and Of the
occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Let Of.-Francis Bush, said to beA resident
OF usta county, appeared beforefhe Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge Of getting
drunk and taking up lodgings in The street.
lie stated that his intoxication was entirely
accidental, and promising to be caught so no
more was discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

VaHraU Island might be made one Of the
most delightful resorts in the neigh borhood OF
the city, for pic-n -nics, quot ciuhs. and social
enjoyment. The old building on The island is
now being overhauied aud improved, the foot.
walk from Mayos bridge has been overhaulesi
and renewed, and improvements are 70 b.
made to the grounds, which will give them an
inviting appearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Rnanway-The horses attached to Mr., +.
Stearns carriage, ran away on Church Hill.
last Monday night, and dashing down the
steep emtankmeut near Mr.. Pairo's residence.
broke the vehicle into pieces. The driver had
left them for a moment only, when they took
fright and dashed OIL. No one was in the ,e-
hicie at the time
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Ssprsme Court Of Appeals DEGREES in ths
following cases were rendered yesterday-al
of the Judges, save Moncure, being present al
the time:
Sharp's ex'or vs. Keesee's ex'or and others
Argued by Jas. Lyons for appellant; ArthnI
a. Morson for arpellees. decree of the Cir.
cult Court of Richmond affirmed
Staples admir- vs. Hatcher and othcrs.-Ar.
eueu by Tucker & Patton for appellant, and
conway Robinson for appeilees. Decree OF
circuit Court of Patrick reversed.
Robertson's ex'or VS.. Latham and others
Argued by A. A. Morson and Il. r. Welllcrd
Jr-, Tor appellants; no counsel for appellee
Decree OF the Circuit Court Of Stafford re.
versed.
Taylor and others VS.. Garland's admir- and
others.-Argued by VIM. Green, c. Z. Mosby
and = X. Grattan, for appellants; J. Garland
and o. Il. Slaughter for aprellpes. Decree of
Circuit Court OF Lynchburg affirmed
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II Morbid Diseases OF the stomach yield

9i,l y q tTe maeicaI touch Of BAKER :
CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERS than
-' HiheT Isned' set discovered Ivy the scien-
.h '+Tt. rat tbe result of years ot study; and
'a aa' f'e o., Pared # purely medicinal vegeta-
I lf' af" invaluable Ia every tlmiiy-ntit es
+ al! So eTerv delicate female and child
-.iaalcs ui certificates have heen published Of
eAi efficacy III eases OF Dyspepsia, ETC.,
> b t-e really astonishing.
d or safe D, AL Druggists. ap 5-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

4 Ne,u Rsssrretr is essentially necessary to
increase sufficiently the supply of water in the
city. and the Council had as well prepare for
its construc ton at once. The present reservoir
is too small, and if any accident were 10 hap.
pen to il, the supply OF water would be cut of.
The watering COMMITTEES seeing the importance
OF a new reservoir, have determined 10 recon.
mend the purchase Of grounds for It's con-
structiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Bad iIobits.-1t is nj uncommon thing to see
naif dozen lads together-the oldest not over
twelve years-puffing cigars in he streets, ard
with their caps on the side of their heads in
imitation of soap-locked dandies, pouring ou t
vulgar oaths and pot-house slang. That many
OF thase sc'ons will eventually become drones
IN the community, no one can doubt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

DEATH OF HON. THOMAS SERGEANT-The
Philadelphia papers announce tho death Of
me hon Thomas Sergeant, which tool, place
in that city on Saturday morning Mr. Ser
geant was 4 son Of the Hon. Jonathan d. Ser
geant, and brother of the celebrated John
Sergeant. He was born in the year l,ol. and
was III the 18th year of his age when he died
during the early part OF his life, Mr.. Sergeant
was write: in the journals OF the day, and
contribnt ted many articles in poetry ard prose
Ia 1919, he was appointed Attorney Genera,
OF the State. He was afterwards Judge Of the
Snpreme Court OF pennsylvania, Il position
he occupied until ISIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Mns'c on the Sqnars.-The Armory Band and
Smiths First Regiment Band have commenced
their afternoon enter tainments on the Square
ard hundreds OF ladies and children BILE
TO enjoy the treat, but unless police reguIa-
tIons are adopted that will prevent disreputa.
bic characters from mixing among them, la
dies Will abandon the Square altogether, and
the great object of the bands will have been
defeated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Raising S'riae-Three negroes John and
David, slaves to John Il. Young, and Paul.
slave to Daniel 4. Gardner-were tried and
convicted lii the County Court of HeGric, OF
and stealing two hogs. They were sentenced
TO the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Ratn StorM-Our city was visited by n heavy
ram storm last Monday night, attended by
vivid 1ias hes o: lightning aud deafening peais
OF thunder. The lightning struck Il large tree
IA the Valley near Slubbs old house and shiy-
cred it into atoms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Singular Theft.-A whi te man named Angus,
Rehm, a resident of Lombard Alley. was he.
fore the May or yesterday, to answer the charge
Of stealing one dozen files, valued at 50 75 from
Micajah Mangum. on Monday last Soon after
the files were missed, the prisoner was accused
CT taking Them, but he denied the charge A
search warrant was then obtained and officer
Chalkiey succeeded in discovering the los,
hardware, which had been carefully seorete.,
by the accused. He was sent on to the Grand
Jury to answer Indictment for petty
larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09
- l.TeuS s'a.Itfti,

~ INSECf OWDER
TERMINATES BED bI6S, RoACHES. TICKS,
Az GARDEN INSECTS, &c. II contains y o
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
r. .s,'a.E death 10 RATS and NICE. Sod ev-
srgt9-s. ap 10 -d&cw3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

Almost ar IccidsHt.-Ye Yes terday afternoon a
lad, while riding on cartup 18th street, acci-
dentaliy fell between the mule and the axle
as the vehicle reached Main, and the animal
becoKling frightened, dashed OF, the boy cling
lag TO the shafts and screaming at the top os
his voice. A negro drayman who happened
to be passing, saw the situation Of the lad, and
stopping the mule, rescued him from his peril
Gus position. Upon examination, the little
fellow was found 10 be more scared than
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