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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-03

HokEowAY's OINTMENT ANp PTLIS.--A neEs
list OF the GzFertsenssI Rssascsmsa Essd eg sffAs
pFofeasiaat' would all many voiuxasas Tot She
greatest Of modern snEgeena and sasEalsts, Aaisn-
DIS szss ssaa VI sh&snes cos u iasss can be ani-
furrsiy liz % A. Aaeelac On the either hand-
Il Il elalned for Holiewsss remedies tAat In nins
cases eat 81 sen sAey cara fhsse upem whom TIE
wasle g EeEalsF safsrsa assdscs'' has been sxRea-
dea q ssia. Fssm shs seaaamoay -voaanataous,
anxAsntie, and ezansting FROM all nAtioHs--thiS
would seem 70 BE- true, TAaFs can aeu qasssisn,
thiak, tsaI all srapttss and uicsFers disorders,
spa sassieas Of lie stazAsea, liver, and sowsls,
ya@&ss gAess puzsfyias snA rsssnsrstivs snausnrs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-03

SAVE YoVR ReRsEs 1--WE saks great pleasars
Ia accommodating The Msxia&n Muztang Linimens
assssas5ae ana iadkssaasaals article for sprains,
sorsa, Scratches sr aalas On Horses. Our men
have used u for severe BaTua srulssa sOrss, stiT
seiats and Rhsuat tic Pains and ai say it arls sks
xsGie. we ass ~ osass LAalmsRs.
J. w. HEWITT,
!: Perea&a for Ameyisan, HaEnasa,s and wells,
Fargo X Gels Rxpress."
+ Geatlsulsu $50 had Regra aam worth Ill ysoa
HAo took SaGd from bad hurtss and was usissa fer
over aas Ysari bad usea syesysalag sonAa hear
cs wiahsas ssasas, ua&Aa tried TIE asssaag Laala
msat, fthas pafsecsiy sursd hina, assa l ean now
take Ina absvs price foF hifa RespeSsfslly yoaEs,
JAMES DoRRAEcB.
Every Planter, Tsamsssr and Family shoald hays
mis- valnasls article ssld BY al respectable deal
eFa sYsFywnsfs.
RAREEa . PARg, PFepr1ssegs, ssw-Tags.
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TT NJ GoODFELLOW,.
- .
GENERAL AUCTION,
..-# $50 ann y
COMMEHax0N MERCHANT.

For tbs sale OF ali kinds Of MercAaadiRs Perae-
aal Property Household Goods and Real Estate
ePp0sits f&s affea OF caunty Judge, In
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
80 cezssgnmecss solicited.
xsxsa paid go Real Esaats
RRFxREwgEs. Il Psnow, PeSYaua. waruax 4 co.
1ayiaas Grassland, haBrias l. Bowen, and KGs sora
of ice Bagsa.
3aas 81, less. e- IN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-03

Upper Broadway
W Al sxdsEs Naa repairs pasarsually aassasza "a
70 FAAMMR8l
W zassa imAasdzassay ID ae@ Roed zatts aas .tavas
10, aAas&sg nszEasa. A lthsrsl ssaA pgsas paaa
MN - f~sSs iR
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oAUxKeK 30 ENRRIMGRns.

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rasA sscsa Aags bssa Eeesas III EraM ne mss4 sani
Fl =. nj cosnssl YakArasng tie ma2y nTtn9xgs u
IS, sxns ooErss ssEszzs. sad . - ssS sssssnih-
- aIe~ psassease 81 wze mazs, saai OF ass saes
wasvons a rsasheza sAa States ~ Taa1aseasss %
Ia rnloa ~ asgevsE lsw saa rsaea shs RaFasas"
an csmsaus &eatisax zaarAsxsd %
rsOTTSg az ETKE Anks MANsFfa o.
Hartford, 0aaA.s .. y. a.
.nxxs q assa N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

Nurses and Chiidren.-The practice followed
by some parents Of allowing their little chll-
dren to he dragged of into every hole and cor
ner of the city BY their nurses is one that can.
not be too strongly condemned. II nurses are
not always crnel, they are often very careless
and frequently allow the little creatures In
their charge to sit upon the damp ground and
cold stones, and to fall down steps and into
cutters, whilst they are having pleasant chats
with friends and COM mpaniOns whom they meet.
Whatever their conduct, the children are sure
not to murmur when they return home, for
fear that they cannot get out again; and thus
their suferngs are hid from the parents, until
too late to correct them. Yesterday morning,
in passing through the square, a negro girl
was slightly corrected by a gentleman for
dragging sprightly child along the main
avenue by the hand, in her hurry to overtake
another nurse who had preceded her in the
direction OF the Capitol Had the little crea-
ture's arm been twisted out of place, as it
might have been, the parents would never
have known from the nurse how the mishap
occurred.
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nA Elegant Spring Goods.
PERk & CO.,

nAElrsnnt Spring Goods.
PERk Ms 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DEALERS,
No. III. Eagle Square.
Are now receiving, and few days Will
have in store. large and complete stock OF the
newest and hes, STYLES of FOREIGN and DO
Nj rs TIC DRY GOODS. TO which they invite the
attention of cash and short time buyers Their
Goods are marked at very low prices, to attract
NOW OPEN.
Beautiful BERtGES and ORGANDIES.
BEREGE and ORGANIZE ROBES.
6REENhpiNE ENht and BEREGE ANGLAls
BEREGE ANGLAIS, ROSALBUS and VA
LENTiAS.
Grey POPLINS.
And great varietr of Goods for Street and
Irave ling Dresses. The above goods were pur-
chased at the iarpe auction sales IN New 1O.k the
past week. and will be sold lower than ever seen
before.
FRENCH JACONETS and BRILLIANTS.
FOULARD SILKS-very cheap.
EMBROiDEKIES and LACES.
Rich FRENCH LACE. MANTLES.
BLACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
BUSTERS and SUITS of DRESS and MAN
TIE, made up to macth.
Thompxon's POOP SkIRrS-the hest made
Laree stock PLANTATION GOODS.
IRISH LINENS, ,
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS,
TOWELINGs. GINGHAMS;
GLOVES and HOSIERY, Of every description.
PERKINS 4 CO, Cash Store.
NH 2O-lm No. III Eagle Square.
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HORRIBLE MURDKR.-One of the most hend.
ish murders was committed on the plan tati0n
OF Mrs. Sarah Morris, five miles West of this
place. on the Memphis and Charleston Rail.
road, on Wednesday last, li4th inst, about
10 O'Clock A. NJ. A youth, shout fourteen
wears of age q son OF Mrs. Morris, named
wiley F., had the management Of the plsnta.
tion. and attempted to correct slave named
Jack. who was ploughing in the field. The
negro resisted the young man. and struck him
on the head with . rock, knocking him down.
Jack then pioughed round, and ON return.
inr to the young man, discovered, from his
croans. that he was still alive. He then gave
him blow ON the head with club aud car:
risd him = short distance to . dry well and
threw him in headforemost. The young man
bsins missed, Mrs. Morris sent the negro Jack
into the welt to search for him, she having
some suspicion Of foul play. The 6end ac-
knowiedsed that he stood upon the poor
cniid's body and heard hi. groan. while IN in the
yell bSs rstSsssa ss,,o can m.de II: esc.ps but +:
nsiShbors pursued with dogs and captured
him.-Dsesisr (Aia) 1sssss. I'm.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

4HUHSDAN SSu lSOU.
The House was called to order at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, by Speaker CRUTCHFIELD.
A communication from the Senate an
nounced the passage Of number of Senat and
House bills. All Senate bills were read the
first aud second times. Those passed are no.
ticed hereafter.
Biis Passsd.-Senate bill for the relief Of
John A. HutchesOn, iate sheriff OF HenricO !;
Senate bill for the Incorporation of the East
River and Princeton Turnpike Company, and
an :horizing a subscription on the art of the
State of three fifths Of its capital stock; in
cooperating the Harrisville and EllenborOugh
Turnpike Company Senate bill to amend an
act passed March 18th, 1857, entitled AN act
to amend An act to incorporate the Jonesville
and Little Stone Gap Turnpike Company
Ellis Rsporied.-The following bills were
reported BY Mr. Christian, from the Com
mite on Roads, &c, Senate bill to incorpo-
rate the Jeffersonvilie. Marion and Rye VAL
lev Turnpike; by Mr.. Wilson, with leave, n
bill to amend an act passed April q. 1865. en-
titled an act to amend the Sd section OF the
act passed March 18th, 1856, entitled an act to
provide for the redemption of the ON is standing
drafts OF the Board of Public Works on the
Internal Improvement Fund. so as to exempt
the Coyiugton and Ohio Railroad from the
restrictive provisions OF said sections. Mr..
wilson, of Isle OF Wight, Chairman of the
Special Committee on Internal improvements,
reported Il bill amending al act passed April
9Th, 1858, SO as to provide against evaslOns OF
the law in the sale of State bonds below par.
zen ted the remOnstrance Of certain merchants
of the city of Norfolk, against the tax bill.
Pay of Field Officers, Sc.-The Senate resolu.
ton authorizing the payment TO the field and
staf officers and the railroads for transport ia
ton of troops, during the Harper's Ferry raid,
was. on motion Of Mr.. JONES, Of g., referred
to the Committee on Finance. Mr.. HAMMOND
advocated the reference, as, he said, he wished
to ascertain, ii possible, the cost OF John
Browns raid.
Bank dsmption.-The House having been
notified of the refusal of the Senate TO concur
in the House amendment to the Banking Law
when, after long debate, Mr.. ANDERSON
/ moved resolution to the effect that the House
res spect fully ask a conference with the Senate
in reference to the matters of disagreement be.
tween the two Houses. The resolution having
been adopted, Mr.. ANDERSON was requested te
inform the Senate Of its passage
The hour Of O'Clock having arrived, thu
House took q recess till N O'Clock.
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The Gas Wovks.-As an item Of news We
publish the following facts from the report Of
nth Febrbary, 1850:
Since the coU0eaea0snt Of operations Of
these works In 1851, the whole amount Of gos
made Is 3ii. 500 feet. During the past year
there were 1879 feet Of street mains laid, max
ing the entire amount IN the city % miles and
2.Oil feet. During the year IS pablic lamps were
erected, making the total number now in uso
e0'. or these. 2UO are in Jefferson Ward 2a4
in Madison Ward, and 357 in Monroe Ward
During tho year 80 new consumers were cup.
piled with gas, making the total number 2,3j2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

NeU Marksts.-The residents Of Oregon Hill
need q market.house, TO supply their daily
wants, and in the course Of y few years will
he applying to the Council to supply their
of Church Hill will soon need market places,
and will be compelled to have them at some
future time. On Church and Union Hills, ef.
forts are being made to raise means with
which to erect An armory for company q, and
IL has been suggested that in doing 50 suita-
BILE edifice be pnt up to answer the wants vi
the soldiers, and for market place. How far
the suggestion will meet the views Of the com
pany we are unable to say, but certainly they
will find it easier 10 provide for themtelvea
than for tbs public. -.
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6PHCIAL NOT1CB9.
ATfkSHcc.rYvE sTocK OF NEW GOODS NOW
oLEsALE AND Retail.

j. A. M'mds anprec.densed Tow PHlcEs Is FOR FOR CASH CASH
or to prompt paying customers on the usual time,
Our stock eomgsiss, in part, excellent hsrssins II,
call and examination Of Goods and prices il only
necessary to insure sales TO the moat economical
'"'e DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SILKS Of newest desisns in any quantity, from
" fss fss's sess 50 BACK sst Il Silk in the city.
r. Beress.; Grenadines; Tissues; Orssnd.es;
Lssn. and T1aSenr Goed. By
the yard and IN rohes less than . per cent. on cost
LINEN GOODS.
iso eieces pure Irish Linen At Is cent: per yard.
@ psTs S' per yard
shsetinss; Pillow Liner: Linen; Table Ds%a.a; Nap
f's sS SSS
Cambrics; Jaconets swissss Checxs: Stripes;
Bfillian,s; Ta1Iatans; Grapes, by the piece or by
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Bieached and Brown shi,tinss and sheetings, of
piece or by the yard. Also. full stock Of such
f sss'f;s"s AND
oa. BSnoS.
new SPklNG SHAW LIS, GIcsedtHEIy chap.
EMBROlDEktES.
In this department we can show the largest and
cheapest Goods OF :he KIND IN the city, without ans
exception, comprising every thing coming under
thus head, too numerous to mention. We. how
ever call the particular attention. OF LADIES' to the
desirable.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies'. msses', gents and boys Hose and Half
Hose, of all kinds and all prices very low by the
PARAsOIs' "a ANS ADIEs' sun UMBRELLAS,
In great variety and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
At our usual unrvaled low prices.
Merchants from towns the country who are
making their selections in this market. would con-
suit their interest by giving our stock an examina-
tion. as on many Goods they save Is per cent.
in purchasing from us.
J. MILLHISER l. BRO, 1873 Broad st.
NH l2-lm
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m Rurnett-s Superior Extracts. for flavor
ING cTSTARDS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAMS, JELLItS, SAUCES, &C.. &c:, tpre-
pared from Fruits Of the best quality, and highly
The attention Of Confectoners. Hotel Keepers
named Extracts. They have all the freshness and
flavor Of the delicate fruits from yn,ch a tne' are
Sold ut wholesale by JAS T. pUVAL, FISHER
l. WINSTON and w. l.. WARING, and at retail
by traders generally. le Io-Sm
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~ London Club Sauc--For many years pre-
pared for and used exclusively BY, the fashionable
and aristocratic Clubs of the Metropolis, II mas
We -sa, approval of the elite of the nation, ,
For ROAST MEATS. STEAKS, CHOPS, FISH,
e aME SOUPS &c &C., il possesses an unri
vailed richness Of flavor. PREPARED ~
PARKER BROS, London:
Sold hv FISHER & WINSTON. sole agents for
y,.r;n,, fe 29-6wH
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IA Coughs, Colds. Hoarscness. %c.-The

IA Coughs, Colds, Hoarsrness. &c.-The
has the effect of bringing out host of professedy
new specifics; and while some few may be good
many are useless and some even danserous 10
ia to consult your family ply sician. or otherwise
use only such remedies as long public experience
is TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorte prescription OF
an emin .nt physician, it soon became popular
family medicine, and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy a growing reputation for the
last twenty years In all recent cases il acts like
q charm and in chronic cases, Bronchitis. Hoop
ing Cough. Group, Asthma, &c. y is used with
mnparaiieled success, as most families will testify
Sold by Fisher & Winston, Meade 4 Baker. A.
BodekeT &c at Is cents per bottle. and in an ee-
CANT and pleasant Lozenge form l2,s and rs cents
tist, Baltimore Md. fe4-3m"
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~ Rsck bridge Als9 Wate!:-Ths wafer
ITjjM SfRING. oaa he nseo ~ this seaa0n With
snsst snceees. Az an slessativs, II u uqsnv1Ass:
"a in raees af nyscepsias lAver COMPLAINT and
osans other disc aHes. IL ~ MnRulaTly emeaeians,
rnd ~ a slreDk thening ton,c tray y ~ niga%nS % For
sale BY gInwn1 -. snss.
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n Kidney and Bladder CemPlnins.::1s
newest and most important dlscovery for kidney'
rhSs or Whites, sexual Weaknesses. Physicsl
Prostration and DsbGHty H6 eiths6 SEX - HAkfs
Persons who have been unable e Ealk, have ioon
bee n relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. lis
cs man and those who have used it. 70 b the best
the world. Ls5Es; ;S.s Sottss 1s
Seived by FiEHERk WINSTON, DRUGGISTS,
oI e Liam Main street. Richmond
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GAINSBORO', TENN
fire occurred at Gainsboro', Jackson coun-
ty, Tenn, on Thursday morning last, by
which the large frame stOrehOuse Of Joel w.
Settle, containing about s., 600 worth OF goods,
together with the books Of the house, and =
large number of notes and accounts, was to-
tally consumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

The Niagara was out on the street yesterday
doing admirable execution In the way Of lay
ing the dust, which was completely binding
In such streets rs were not sprinklUd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

Arorurl SrsIKu-The ship carpenters Of
pnaSio' III. Y, made strike on Thursday last
"a n"w refnse 70 work on the terms hsrst
fore prsscribed BY their smploysrS IN, Tnsy 90
~, enr thcir ,nls,r they should receive cash
or il. soni vaicut. Heretofore they hare been
con,pe,icd 10 Jake two thirds Of their wages
in ordsra. and one third ia eSsh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

The Ceatrai Fair Grounds are not yet in COM
plete order, and the Directory have no time TO
lose if they hope to get the houses completed
by the fall. When the walks are rolled and
gravelled, and the edifices provided for in the
general plan are put up, the society will have
the most inviting grounds in the State, on
which to hold their exhibitions. In the mean.
time IL would be good policy in them to en-
ploy keeper and have the gates thrown open
to the public during the spring and summer
months. The drives, the groves, the pure
citizens to leave the heated streets and houses
for pleasant jaunts to the fair grounds, where
picnic and other parties may spend day, and
save more costly trips to the country and the
watering places.
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NO Excuse for Bad Bread. SEN PIES
INFALlIBLE BAKING POWDER, the cheapest
and best article for making Loaf Bread. Blscu Is:
Batter and Buckwheat Cakes. Pastry, &C; JOHN
w. GARLICh, Manufacturer and Sole Proprie;,;
Drug gists and Grocers.
:. have for some months used in my family Sem
ple's Instly celebrated Baking Powders. and take
pleasure in recommending them to all families rs
the verv best article have ever tried for making
n 9 hi sweet spOngy broad. There is excuse for
bad bread when Semple's Powders are n<ed.
Respectfully, J. RICHARD LKwELLRN.
W Petersburg, July 80, lS59.''
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A TRUTHFUL AND CHEAP BAROMETER
Take clean glass bottle and put in it a small
quantity OF finely pulverized alum. Then fIl
the bottle with spirits of wine. The alum
will be perfectly dissolved by the alcohol, and
in clear weatL er the liquid will be as trans
parant as the purest water. On the approach
of rain or cloudy weather, the alum will be
visible in Il fiaky spiral cloud in the GEN.
tire of the fluid, reaching from the bottom
reach Of all who wish to possess one. For SIM
plicity of construction this is altogether su-
perior to the frog barometer In general use in
Germany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

- TO TUE VOTERS IN JEFFER.
- son WARD.-At the request of many
ke.rs n Jefferson Ward res specttully announce
h1sl CANDIDATE FOR The CITY COUN-
h L sld Ward at the approaching election.
rtj-Im' "A. RAINE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

THE POPE AGAIN EXPECTED IN FRANCE
An Avignon journal stated that NJ. Violet dc
Due, inspector general Of diocesan edifices,
has jnst prepared plans for the res estoration Of
the palace of the Popes in that city, and also
of the ramparts. The latter operation is to be
commenced forthwith the former ut o subse-
quent date.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

have been lodging into James r. Duvars store
and helping themselves TO boxes Of cigars,
whilst the attention Of the clerks wsrs di-
led TO other parts Of the room. On Wed
HundIey. and Anderson, slave to +. T. Isbeil.
entered the store together, one Of them asking
for q blae pill, and the other for b,ackinG.-
SuppoeiDg they would NOT Be noticed, Lease
slipped a box under his shawl, and was get
ting ready to leave, when the clerk walked
around the counter, closed the front doos, and
called in the police. Yesterday morning they
were tried befoie the Mayor, found guilty, and
sentenced to the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

TINx.-"Joe, why were you out 30 late last
night p ut wasn't SO very late--ouly quar-
ter Of H." "How dare you set there and tell
me that lie was awake when you came, aud
looked 1T my watch it was O'Clock" SWELL,
isn't uaSter Of ~ }
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FLEMING PHILIPS.
fs TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.

- co COUNTY.-By .he advice of my
.sid'' ana IN accordance with my own wishes,
Yut'SL1e ~ .e myseif candidate for the ONCE OF
S,ItkfF OF HtNRlCO COUNTY, and solicit
ai fuarautee ior the faithful performance oil
. S'slss OF the Office, re fer GU to all who know
!. =. M me manner IN which those duties have been
med during the past three wears that nave
'At Gepat, for he present Sheriff.
m sespectiuly, Your fellow citizen,
Ahl-tt.in,y' GE0 ID. PLEASANrS.
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n Millinery Go DDS.

SPRING STYLES.
Just opened. at N. c. BARroN's, 10? AbM Nam
street. a larger assortmept than & usual O. BON
TILLAS, LACE POINTS, and materials for the
same made up to order. Country merchants sup,
piled with trimmed STRAW and SILK BONNEIS
to order, at the shortest notice.
VIII remove in a Few weeks to our new store,
No 229 Main St., between Sth and 9th streets
NH H-l2t N. T.. BakION. lW Main 81.
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roTuEy VOTERS OF THE

cry OF RICHMONp.-Havlng been
--ss i, roany Of my trends - announce my,
=, elu,ldste Tor the office of MANAGER or
III paUR HOI SE. and having, by a late accl-
il' ~ ios, NJ, ,e, aand, and thereby rendered in
., s,s.. of yofklas u my trade. / most respect
- ,rBoaace ni,seif candidate and if elected,
,j,sr,self To discharge the duties Of the nthce
,,pi,S. JAMES Az 4UILLA MAHONE.
aas
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HENRICU COUNTY.

- TO TIE NOTEKSU OF HENK1CO
- COUNTY t.-FELLowC CLTiZESs:.! am a
sQNER0F THE KEVENUE Z for the Upper Dis
TT oi hearlco county and respectfully solicit
la' support Il; tie election tn take place on the
Btu Nay next IT you again elect me. | Will
.g w., gfmos; efnrts In the faithful discharge OF
u iies ai ny n!hce.
LA i5-lm' w. p. LAWTON.
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~ ORGANIZATION or THE VIRGINIA LIS In
sURANcr CoNPANy.-The FIRST general meeting Of
the stockholders of the V,yxiAin LIE IRswyGses
Company held last evening, ut the Office Of the
Merchants Insurance Company.
On motion. jos r. AvDERsON, Esq was called
to the chair. and J. H. MONTAGUE. Esq., requested
to act 40 Secretary Of the meeting. 49,.
On motion, \ committee was appointed to rapport
the amou Mt Of stock re esented. This committee
reported 1856 shares present, beng majority Of the
Capital Stock.
appointed. to report to the meeting the names Of
5 stockholders, a. Directors for the ensuing yoar
who after their retirement. reportedt enaap1s Of
the fol owing gentlemen, all Of whom were NRanl-
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF NJ. JULLIEN.-The
French journals announce the attempt at
suicide in Paris of this celebrated chef doreGss-
ira by stabbing. He was making arrangements
for some grand performances of sacred music,
&c, which were to have commenced on the
sth lust. by a performance of Handels Mes.
siah. Several English artistes were engaged
for the occasion The concerts have since
been postponed, NJ Julien having been placed
undpr restraint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

VGginic Life Insuvanesf esfCompasy.-The first
meeting VI this company was held at the Aer-
chan t. Insurance Office last Wednesday, when
a committee was appointed and xscertained
that 7e6 shares were represented. being q ma
jority Of the capital stock. The meeting then
elected thirty six gentlemen as Directors foI
the ensuing year. After the adjournment OF
the stockholders. the Directory beld meeting
and elected the following Officers President
VIM. H. Macfariaud. Vice Presldent-SAmi
J. Harrison. Examiuing Physieian-Dr. Blair
Rurwell. SecTeiary-John Adair Pleasants
Legal Adviser-Roscoe b. Heath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

hos.ss are r's :,esSi,y s soiss q Il g. sssssss
suburbs, through tle Cou1tY Court eo1Ia
have their strsets opened and impfoyed, TIE
value Of property wONld - rapidly enhaAese
at onso.