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NEW FALL STOCK
or
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SEPTEMBER IST 1891
NEW FALL STOCK

WE Just received largest and Of
w BOOTS AND SHOES
offered % the Virginia trade They have been selected with
and made In such shat recommend
With perfect confidence being better In style and quality
better arranged regard 70 sig than stock o.
fered TO the trade
satisfied that house In the found
many strictly prime and good Goods in the
Boot and Shoe Line.
We by those who have the experiment that II
Is only better FOR the buyer but greatly 10 the advantage Of
the purchase such goods prepared oner
Country merchants enabled sell them having
common trash goods on hand.
We will sell them low they be found In New York
other Market not only saving the merchant the difference
In freight, but furnishing better goods
We pecifuy invite friends and the trade generally who
want really Prime Goods, at low prices, to give
call
r. All We ask examination Of STOCK by buyers
capable OF judging, and will convince them the above facts
sci PUTNEY 4 WATTS.
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DICH mOND AND YORK 60 EE2SVsSfr
In, RIVER RAILROAD etZEEX~GS&
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.
FARE t2-DNNER EXTRA-No BreAkfAS VII be prepared on
PoAtO

FARE S2-DNNER EXTRA-No Breakfast will be prepared on
the Boat)
On and after MONDAY August 9th passenger trains VIII leave
Richmond daily Sunaays at NJ stopping only upon
signals at Fair Oars Meadow, Dispatch Summit, runstAs
indian Town Cohoke White Hall and RoAncoke, and arrive a.
West Point at s45 p. NJ. -
The fast and commodous steamer WEST POINT capt u
Rove viii leave King and Queen Landing Mondays
wednesday, Fridays 6H A. M connecting with the cars
AZ West Point and stopping signals only at Clifton, Water
Fence Shepherds Warehouse, Moodys Cappahoosio Bgsr
yorktown and Gloucester Point and arrive at Old Point a2
NJ. and Norfolk at p. NJ
Returning the steamer Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays
and saurdays at NJ and Old Point at Sis A. NJ, landing
only above connecting at West Point with the cars a.
Il and arrive In Richmond 3P. NJ
No Boat landings made -,
Ferhs received Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Rich
ond until p NJ andAt West Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Fare from King and Queen O. H. and other points the
1attaponi to Norfolk, " w
To Richmond
an It's X H. TEMPLE, supt.
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CnuNTY OF HENRICO.

fo6,u Zeal Eute returned deiisqucaf ior re nePag'
fsf ~ Trrrs dssss1 fcvc0n r hS years ~ - y,
is 81, aad ,59 tfAh has not Asretre eeea geses ~
~ fsc4diag interest thereon &C ne rdie@ ol Sl
4,n 6, a. iath diV ~ December Y tae ys' eee '~s'
go qssld anti ne LEI ddy Of Sptcuiber, lsoo'
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RAILROADS, &C.

1850. NOTICE. 1850
@@M -
IN PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TICKETSAND THROUGH CHE6KA
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MALL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, PHIL
IDRIPHA NEW YORK, ard all Important points West via 40
oua Greek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Ia The Potomac River me and by Splendid and comfortable
steamers thence Washington IS e In all 100 miles In hour;
beng Comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
rss- Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ and 100 p. N.
k2 baggage under charge OF Special Agents, CHECKED
TROUGH 70 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York .-,.,.. r.
baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis Cal
ro Dayton Jenersenye Rock Island Gainesville, Washington
New YORK ST. Louis Chicago Ptsbur Louisville Decatur New
ark, Ylncennes. ~, -
breakfast Ashland and dine en- board the
comfortable between Acqua Greek and hashngton
Perns wishing tickets for servants Tor washington
Oty and points North must all cases be Vouehed Tor by
soe white citizen Of Richmond In person, known TO
ihe officers Of Road tickets will be sold applied for BY
letter. a. -. n. a..
aheo.i - fnu JAMES D. WINSTON,
GsnT Tickle. Agent 8
BAML RUTH, supL
once r. T. &P. r. K. Co., .
\ ehnond Sept IS, 1858. janss-u
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Children and years OfAge half the price for
white persons
-NOTICEThrouRh Tickets be procured In Charleston
the office Of the Nor heaern Railroad Company and In Pc
erbu the Office Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Co..
Norfolk the Office OF the Norfolk Petersburg Co.. the
Railroad Co the Office Of John Dickson agent Of
River Boat Line Also from Nash lie and points south
westby Lynchburg and Charlottesville TO all the spngs
THOS. D0DAMEAD,
General supt, Va, Central Railroad.
HLRxiS, MASON Co., Stage PrOPretors.
LII d.,
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COMFORTA-

UNXPEDITIOUS, COWFOHrA- - 1UD9ltFc8
IL BILE ASD MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTETo hekx5ztes1s.fsN
nm VIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA THE RtOhh0ND DANllLLE,
sOUTH-sI f. AND VIRGINIA 4 TENNESSEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES nsung TO the traveller ample
roon, attention and lew fares.
For Greeubrer White suphur and the Sweet Springs tickets 20
Bonsack Depot &c 9 thence by opposition lines OF stages TO the
sweet SPRINGS G present rate Of stage ARE ~ and 10 e
reenbrer White Sulphur ~ 90 being $3.50 TO the sweet aud ~
40 20 the Greenbrer White Sulphur Springs There also OPP
position Stages running from salem depot Via the Hoan
oke sulphur Springs and line Of stages from the Mohgom
cry suphur Springs via the Mountain Lake and SAT- sui
phur SPRINGS TO the Gre nbrler White sulphur Springs.
Por olner Springs purchase tickets 10 Bonsa Ks Dpot price
5000.
For Roanoke Sulphur png purchase tickets to Salem De
pot price $40 80
Eor Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets to shSVsve, price
For Montgomery White Sulphur Springs purchase tickets to Big
Tunnel, price tS.8.
For Yellow Sulphur Springs purchase tickets to critAnSburV
Depot, price q 10.
Tor Old Red suphuAspngs purchase tickets to Dublin Depot
price s9.20 ,r
je29-dsm GcnT sup' Vs. Tenn. L. z.
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J. NJ. BENNETT, Auditor.
F, or 50 much thereof as shall
the same, with interest, and
will be sold at Auction, al
, on Monday, the sth Of Octo-
, A. VI
liz upon the sale Of each par
JOHN A. HUTCHEsoN,
Sher. n Of HenIico County.
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Total. ,064 81
All OF which Is certified:
J. NJ. BENNETT, Auditor.
The Real Estate above mentioned much thereof shall
be 10 satisfy the the same with interest," and
cous o. and costs Of ADVERTISING will be sod auction the
Court Hsue u euo County MONDAY the Sth day Of 0c
tober, 1sG0. commencing a II o'clock, A NJ
TEHCssh payable Immediately unon the sale OF each parcel
JOHN A. HUTCgESON.
selI-v4z Sheriff Of Henrieo County.
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COUNTY OF mENRICO.

lands Purchased By he Commonwealth FOR Idse ~ pe year
1855 UnredesHe and again TraasalLsa Ier sue ~ lSeO
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OR ass AND GRAIN SCYTHEs, CRADLRs.-
VI We respectfully call attention TO assortment Of
''Wadron's" Grass and Grain scythes all sizes
~. O. Oolsons' Patent do do do do
Grass Hooks and sickies
Superior Cast Steel Wedding and Killing Hoes
Spades and shoyes Of various makers
FORKS, 2, and Prongs
Those In shall be furnished the lowest market price,
myl I. MOORE CO. q Pearl 81
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MI OF which - CtihAedt
The Real Estate above mentioned
be sufficient to satisfy the Taxes OF
commiss on an COS. Of advertising
the Ccur. House, Of Henrlco County
Der, 1860, commencing at II O'Clock
TERNs Cash; payable immediai
eel
seli-WiE
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NaNrl OF ms PERSONS
GLANCED WITH rANEs
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VIRG mi s p R IN G S.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
E5g'a SsssssS z - 5.ssiiz:l.SE.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
E5ga e ~ ,i;5ss;;ll:s
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINES
THIS WELI4-KN0WN ROUTE,
RICHMOND AND STANTON
VIRGINIA SPRIN GS,
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the NiGbt Travel In stages; which,
added TO tac greater safety of the
Hail ~ well as the stage part
OF this Line, coDamends it
10 all pleaEGrc-seekCrs ms wei as inVaIidS.
THIRTY MILES OF STAG NC OVER ZINE TURNPlKEs TO
TIE WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGSl
AGAINST
sIXTY.POUR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIMEl
PASSENGERS Richmond st 80, w., dine at Stanton
terminus Of the Railroad by 595 reach CAL
laghans p NJ and leaving after Breakfast
the White Sulphur Sweet Springs by ~ NJ second
day. being hOurs In advance Of any other line
Should party unite In requesting IT, they will have the privilege
ofleaving 10 time arrive at the Springs aks
These going Rockbrdge Alum 5ath Alum Warm Springs
Mborough Depot where they arrive at 4O p
those Springs respectively supper the dAv
Those gsng Hot Healing Springs stay all night at the
Spns and leave there next morning TO arrive 81 the
Healing breakfast Passengers for Shlngs Springs
take the stage at Those for Rockbdge Bath Goshen
arriving at each place respectively 10 supper.
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NOR BALTIMORE. Three Times . .<f---.A
III WAX PuWnArAN STEAMBOAT CON- -s5sl,-zallsl
PANY-The steamer BsLVIDs RE. Capt Wm " Nesne, vii
e I've freight to-day MONDAY, and uP 20 Il O'clock ~, Tues
Ffsg6 taken 70 Boston Va Baltimore low rates with great
dspl.h
40 AftA received unless engaged az cur olf-e
This steamer splendid staeroo accolodai
p...lg- asd 30 .............. IS 10
Passengers please hoard before 70 O'Clock ~, Igss
DAY the hour Of departure
tickets passage procured either a. our oc or on board he
s-s4-a, DAVID wa CURRIE.
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- =. "a. steamship YORKTOWN. -1FFes,
BOB Nav NOEh-fIe sfes Tler JAMS TOWN, szzaas,lrs
Cl9I rlEs PAAEsu, VIII leave here al ococA P NJ I-s,
lh- l.h ilstalL
Evln cSsti Stled % go and return By ether Of tae STAN.
en- meals and ilculd for The very oE price "a 80
P.,.,re m ss York meals ald Stleroou 1l.1d go
p.zs.E- Passtge Norfolk hy The river boats
received today lMsusyi anu up 20 DE hour q oek
Ta-ay Coasglcla requested % send for her ODDS ty
freight for Boston taken moderate rates and forwarded viii
- LCDLAM 4 WATSON
.-24-at
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NOR BOSTON.-URsr yEssEL-The fast sailing 10
in schoonr LION Furbush master, having large por
toa Of her engaged VII have qack despatch For baanc,
SEQ. 3 DAVID a WV CuRRIV
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SP CIAL NDTECE.-The stea--shla JAsEs- -
- Town has resumed her place agaa Ia the line be- AS
tween here and New York.
TIE three stenlhDs ms Inc WIN
for Richmond as fellows. VIZ
he YORKTOWN Captain Parrish Saturday p ~
The JAMESTOWN Captain simmer every tuesday, 3 p
Ths ROaNOKE Clptsin Cauc-. every Ihurstay az re
RETURNING.
Thsy win leave Richmond every Tuesday Friday a. O'Clock
NJ an saard.y NJ, togchns AZ Norfolk going and
Ing Pr f1rther Information apply %
LUDLAM 4 WATSON
Gu9 Opposite Whary-s
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VtHE BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH -
4 STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed Of frst-class = ~
teaPa are nov running regularly between ne above porte,
Freight shipped 10 savannah the Interior q The States Oh
Georgia and Alabama, b. Railroad from savannah have
pronpt attention 7. Il. BELf, IT,, Agent
= -l " Hll--nara.
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Mfnh ia MAlAWtA 81 ~ - Dflhal
IT. Freight amt Passenger Lin-.--zsiEss.t1,.-
re WI d IA " cIfdNhntT |1 Ff1Nf-fie stearisr r.
GEO PEABODY, Captain Richard lTi lrI #rf HfLNiDEth
CsDt Keen. su leave Richmond, for Baltimore, every rles1y,
Trursfay dag, he hou- % ~ O'clock 81 Return1
win leave Baltimore she Gays, thereby enabling shippers
and pallsnglrs % have opportunity OF communication be
tEeen ne I've points every other day.
speed comflr and SAFETY these he
peror Of their class having been recently rae The
proved styl-.
Passage aud fare IS
Teses procured either sce n shockss sip opposite
ssI-5E DAVID wsl CUaRIE
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TNOa PHILADELPHIA.-Th A Ne. ,4fS.S
in steam ship CITY OF ElCIMONp, capt 2 -
N.-hrH nov ready receive freight viii leave IL h.
DAY. Ihe 21.l ins, az ocOck n.
passage, having superior rs, Apply
70 OHAS r. CARDULl, Ag.a. Rockets,
100 Nail sL, from o. 3 p NJ
Bahoa rel ht through by stsS a. rgl,ei rates sid
~ IIss..tsh se2G-1f
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

If you are too timid to lay your hands on
the girl or widow you are counting, she will
think you are an unfeeling monster.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
VOLUME Ii, NO. 81.
S A FORD'S
LIVE r iNVIG ORATOR.
NEVER DEBuITapEs

'70A1 n I d { h1fo,
L - Compounded entirely from Cu,,,.
= ana mas become an established fact, a Standard
Medicine, known and approved by all that have
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

;
J and has become an established fact Standar,,;
Medicine, known and approved nv all thst b
used if, and is now re-, sorted To with cn,,G
dcnce ih all the diseas- cs for which if ;s rna
0mmeade1. = Nv
IL mas cured thous- - ands within the last
t"o YEARS VINO had CIV en- up all hopes ofrelief,
rs the numerous unso- - lieited certificatesi in m
possession show - ~
me dose must be ad- =. apted to the tempera-
ment OF the Individual - taking IT, and usnd in
Sich quantities as 10 = act gently on the Bow
Let the dictates of vour iudcment orid.
You in the use of the - LIVER IyvIGop TOE
and ii Will cure Lirer - Coppiainfs. RiJI;o,ss
.4HackS, DgsBeD Sia, jChronfc Di1rrboen. !.
SHmmcF tompl9nfS DySeatery, Dropsgr
.HgHr StoEitcR, habTu- - 0L CoStireResS, ChOl;c
t@0terd, ChoterG no''- bus, Ch0iera IiJantum'
t"HGte@ee d JaHRdice, =, Female JHedk,ness, and
may De used success - fully as an ORDINARY
FAMILY MEDICINE:- :, II will cure Sir III
0"e' (as thousands can testify,) in t'centy min
mteS, If t'co or three - TeqsDo0n f,,Ls ore 49,
at commencement of - ATTACK '
Al icho use itare gig- = ing their testimony n,
is JaCor ''''S ~
ITIX WAFER IN THE 1rOIrr,x yx-Yrrr
Pile INVIGORATOR, AND SWALI,OyV
BOTH TOGETHER. "
Price One Dollar per bottle,
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
S 4 n T q Il DIS
FAMILY
Ca 'Eaa AEs'E'sG PILLS
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure vegetable Extracts. and Dut mn III
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

YOUNG Thespian was once entrusted to
denver the following message to Lord Ran
dolph in the play; My Lord, the banquet
waits But having lost the run of the SEN
tence, he called out, amid the roars of the
audience Mr.. Randolph, your supper has
been ready for some time ~
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
GOOD NEWS.

rINHE JOIN l.. STEPHENS, on her last arrival,
| brought consi ynncnt of Teeth from the
States for DR. LsVASoN, at price VIII n will en-
able him 10 fix single teeth pivot at s. each,
and on fine gold plate at equally reduced rates.
Office over Block & Co.'S store, corner of Com
merciai and Pine sts., Nevada. sGp.2l
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

OPERATIONS OF tbs MIyT-The branch
mint for the week ending 2lst inst. received
on derosit s,033.63 ounces of gold and
I,o67.o5ounces Of silver :or coinage. Coined
Sl25,ooo; double eagles $4,000; halt
dollars $4,000; dimes $4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
DIX, LEVAoON

NAMES ARTIFICIAL TEETH, carved out of the
WI solid Tasks OF the Hippopotamus (Csams
Teeth and Plate, perfect imitation of Nature !
on the Suction Principle. Complete upper or
lower sets at from SO to $50; partial sets to
so. His Office is over Block q Co.'S store, Neya.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
3lisGeljant0us.
TALL7iAG & TURNER.

TlELNAE & TURNER.
No. Is Commercial 81. Nevada.
Sign of the large PADDOCK
Y EEP CONSTANTLY on HAND very large
IN and gcncralassurtm of
Stoves, E!nware, Hardware, &c. &c.
Also-Bench FOOLS, Table Cutlery
HFDR4ULTc PIPES AND COUPLINGS.
1IEDAM AWARDED TO Us BY TIE
State Fair Mt Hnrysviuo, isa August, IS
1858, for the Best Hose Pipe on Exhibition
-C0PPERSNITHING,-.
weare orcparedto 10 ali kinds o. 'ppersmi;hing
nthe best-tYle.
.gGegs WORK
2a-Done to order At the shortest notice. ~
Giveus acall-'ye are confident we can sup
ply all wishing aov5hiug in our!ine
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

For One Year, in advance fscnt by mail)-Sj.O0
For Six Months in 500
For Three Months delivered by carrier).. 200
ss- Advertisements conspicuousy inserted
at reasonable rates.
nrPapers sent by mail payable in advance.
As We have received large addition to our
Job Omce, we are prepared to do all kinds Of
Book and Job Printing
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

y QUAKER's WIT.-Mr. Dillwyn's son told
me that his father, in his younger days, was
with party of military officers One of
them, pert, efeminate, young dandy, un-
dertook to quiz the plain Quaker. and after
some Indifferent Jokes, asked him to hold
his sword for minute, supposing he would
consider it an abomnation to touch it, Mr.
Dilluyn, however, eyeing the young man
from head to foot, said, As believe, from
thy appearance, it has never shed blood,
and is not in the least likely 20 do so,
have not the smallest objection"
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
3rslness Cart.
Il. M'COyNELL, JOHN GARBE
MCGNNELL e GA BER.

Attorneys and CounselIors at Law,
vii! practice in all the courts of the 18th Judi
cial District and in the Supreme court. Giiice in
kidds Block. up stairs
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

Inc AMI Lf Gal THARTIC PILL is a
@tntie 1ut actlve "a . thartic, which the pro-
prietOr has used in his practice more thop 90;
years. " '''-' ~
Inc constantly III - creasing demand from
tiosr NiIo h"ve ION used the PILLS and the
their use, has induced me tcpIace thor. 1t
in the reach of all. WIFI J
. 1he ne froiessioa wen :, know that different Ca
'hII'lcS{ct II on ulItrent portions of the bowels
1he FAMILY 18th ATTIC PILL has with
que, que reference reference 10 thl5 well established fact
,5scn rom = variety of the purest
Nesetanie - racts' which act alike on ev-
eLt plrs ol me aiimeh- tary cana, ,and are good
@ a4i'l 81 sue n an eases = where Cathartic is
l-''i' NJ a sun as l5r9h- . gen,cnts of the Stom-
~ Ill 9leepii'eSs, rams = in the Back and Loins,
-o9ll' l c, SiIess, un ana soreness of the whole
@ 4j - IN s',,tIen e'Iu winch frequently if
c2lectS,i, eha I'm along - course Of Fever Loss
Of olAppettc, Creeping - Sensation Of Cald go.
the body, Restessness, - Headache or ,niIt w i
~. ~ ~ al iliIid5llil Tory Diseases, Worms
1i. ~ O,tt,'ttii " audIS rheumatism, great
"a. tIitlt'a w oi iHt oiooI = and many diseases to
~ iitfi ~ - iltir, 700 numerous TO mention
III Ills 1u' u'eitIselheit-' tDose-I to 3.
PRTCE-THREE DIMES.
The Liver Invigoraior and FomiIr C,
laafiic rnIs are retailedby Druggists GENERALLY,
ana Soid wholesale by the Trade in ali the larc,e
'o"ns' >. y W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK:
Sold by Druggists everywhere. and bv
PARK d WHITE,
ooie AGENTS for the Pacific Coas,
aug H-Si Id2 asiIn9ton St, San Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05

no 6ccntry have I seen marriage and its vows more
strictly respected than In my adopted State, whore the
relation Wien IL epgenders immortality, may be term-
mated by law For the rest, divorces ia Indiana are
far less frequent than strangers reading divorce
words 70 be rs true Of married persons Of The rest Of
mankind. They "are more disposed to susssr while
evils are sufierable than to right themselves by
"abolshng the forms to which they have been secas-
toned"
The question remains, whether it be moro pleasing
IN the sight of God and more conducive to virtue N
maD TO part decently in peace, to live on in shame
ful discord. am, Sir, your obedient servant,
ROBERT DALE OWEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
ARMY AND NAVY INTEL LIGENCE.

The mechanical and laboriDg forces Of four Of our
principal Navy Yards are as follows Norfolk, Va,
$50, Boston 49, Philadelphia $50, and New.York AGO.
only ON half time. The fgate st. Lawrence will be
docked to-day, at Philadelphia Navy Yard.
She will be newly coppered, and all other necessary
repairs made. The United States lake-steamer Michi
gan is undergoing thorough overhaung at Erie, Pa.
1t ia thought she will not be ready for service before
next June. The triatrip the new steamer Saginaw,
built at San Francisco has proved unsatisfactory, and
demonstrated radical defect in her decks. She is to
undergo slight alterations and repair before start
ing for China, which will detain her month or two
longer She il about 800 tuns burden and cost $780,
CO. The sloop-of-war st. Louis, Capt Poor, sailed
from Aspinwall for Greytown the 18th of February;
all well. Commander VIM. Redford has been ordered
to the nsw steamer Dakota, now fitting out at Cos
port Va. The sloop-of- war Germantown, Commander
Page, has been ordered homo via Point de Gale, Isle
Of France, and Cape Town. The steamers Lancaster,
Saransc, and sloop-of.war Cyane were at Panama on
the 10Th Of February: all well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-05
ing or some other remembered make that they

ichisg or some other remembered make that they
ssre distinguished.
list OF THB KILLED.
Our reporters made digent inquiries, bnt could not
.,,ertsin that any others those killed were in'
~red Following is a Int of che killed:
u Timothy Sullivan, resided atthe corner OF Seventh
ssa Sycamore streets, aged GO years--lesves a wife
"a family.
= Patrick Gallagher, an ex-policemau Of the Sixth
gard resided on Third street. between NH and Stone,
sre6 30 years--leayes wife and two children.
% Timothy Shay, resided at the corner of Seventh
sect and Broadway, aged AZ yeare-leaves a wife
"a six children.
T. Daniel Brady, resided on Eighth strses, near
LOck; 81 years old-eaves wife aud one child.
S John Dutfey, resided on Eighth street. near Look;
,yed ~ yeSrs-ieaves a vile aud two children.
g James keamen, resided in Brown County, Ohio;
,ged 20 years-unmarried.
T. stephen Clsskin. Sixth street. opposite Long
rorhs wine cellar SO years of age-leaves wife
nd three children.
3 Daniel Fitzgerald, resided on Race street, be
wsen Pearl and Columbia; aged 43 years; leaves
bur children.
q ThomSs Savers, resided on Eighth strees between
Broadway and SycamOrei aged 20 years-leaves u
Eife and one child
TO- John Manly lived on Sixth street, near Culvert
NED 81 yeays-leaves wife and four children.
III. Thomas Masters, resided on Sixth street, near
Broadway; age could not be observation-disclosures a
wife and two children.
y John Sullivan, resided on Patterson alley, be-
ween Main and Sycamore; aged 40 yeais-leaves
vile and three children.
10 John Russell reeided on Sixth street, east Of
Broadway: aged a. years-leayes wife and Ave
children.
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ne with whips or cowIhides: My hands were tied to
the tree above my head aud was entirely naked
The night was very OOd soi soon my back was cover
ed with a crust of frozen blood. became weaker
and when they united me, iell to the ground. I
heard one them cay, Now you can go you con OF
=" When put on nv clothes again, / found my
money t$l2S 10 gOd) and watch gone. AS could mot
stand crawled us well rs possible, to the house Of
my father-in law, where DIR. Niemeyer treated me.
Ny brother, whom they had released, told me that
they must have abused me for more than an hour.
again say that am innocent of the charge as a
child, and have aided the escape Of slaves.
The American (Natts) is still in Lagrange, sick from
a similar treatment FREDERIC SCHALLRR.