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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-27

- To the Voters of RichmOnd.-THK
RICHMOND JUDGEsHIP, K. e. STANARD.-To day
the voters OF Richmond will be called on to decide
enc of the most important, if no. the most impor.
tant question which has ever been submitted to
their decision aud consideration; to wit: who for
the next eight years shall sit in judgment on their
lives, their liberty, and their property. grave
and most solemn responsible office, not to be rash.
ly sought, not iuconsiderately filed.
What, my fellow citizens, should be the requi
sites for this high Officer not merely kind manners
and gentlemany department and principles, but a
strong, vigorous, aud well trained mind-fond.
ness for, and adaptation to legal nvestigation-in.
| innate acquaintance with the principles and prac-
tce of the aw-and trmness to apply with strict
integrity and mpartialiy this knowledge, without
favor, fear, affection. These are the qualities
for a Judge and they are possessed by q. Stan
ard, in eminent de gree
The cheertulness with which you have entrusted
to him, the assertion and defence of your impor-
ant rights and Interests prOres that you appreciate
/ these qualities. Which OF you, if your lite was in
danger, would sooner Y on Mr. Meredith than
Mr. Stanard, TO be his defenders Which of you if
your liberty were involved, would pass by Mr.
Stanard to employ Mr. Meredith Which of you,
il your property was at stake, would prefer the
services OF Mr. Meredith to those of Mr. Stanard 2
-fep, ttr Indeed. Why then, should you be ssked
| from mere PERSONAL .faror and consideration, to
take Mr. Meredith for the far more responsible
office OF Arbter and Judge in involving these
grave rights, OF liberty, life, and property, in pref.
erence to one whom you would select ana daily
select, their advocate and defender.
Are you prepared to exhibit this grand inconsst.
| ency .-if not, come to the polls to-day and cast
your votes for STANARD.
my 27-lt* "RICHMOND"
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

1hOMAS H. dRESHAM,
NEWSPAPER, Magazine and cheap publica-
lt ton agent, 1904 Broad street, Richmond, Va
has on hand and offers for sale, wholesale and re.
tail, the largest and best assortment of AIaya-
zines, Newspapers and Novels TO be found
In the city. The best works of the following au.
thors always on hand.
Washington Irving
Sir Walter Scott
James Fenimore Cooper
George w NJ Reynolds
Alexander Dumas
Eugene Sue
T S Arthur
Charles Lever
Emerson Bennett
G P X James
Sir E l. Bulwer
Henry Cockton
Charles Dickens
Captain Marrystt
Mrs E N Southworth
Mrs Hentz
Mrs Grey
Mrs Gore
Miss Ellen Pickering
Miss Hubback
Hon Mrs Norton, and numerous others
All new Novels received as soon az published
Books not on hand win be promptly ordered Lii
berai deductions made TO persons buying to sell
again
Subscriptions received to all the Magazines, Pc
riodicsls ana Newspapers, at publishers prices
my 27-lt
nlL.-A few sarreis OF superior machinery OIL
Z ~ Just received by
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"RICHMOND
- To the Voters of Union and Church
HIlIs. M. nj N L.a 80.

To the Voters of Union and Church
Hills, No. District.-Mr w. B. Hill has con.
ssnted 10 serve as Magistrate, if elected. Eel.
low citizens, Mr. Hill is no candidate ior any of
business and OF business habits-men who are
willing to make saeriices, and not office hunters
Mr. Hill has been III our District eight or ten years.
he ls known to Us all and we have labored
hard to get his consent TO serve Justice of the
Peace, let US express our preference for, and con
hdence IN him, by our united vote on the day of
elechon. FAIR PLAY.
nv 26-2t*
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Y- Let every VINO mas not yet USED tne eel
ebrated Arabian Liniment, go to the agent ana ne
ing much valuable information with regard to the
treatmen, Of cattle, &c; and twill also give you
certificates of cures performed by II. g. Farreiis
Arabian Lnment which have never been equaiied
and which cures were Effected after the failure
of the most scientific physicians. See advertise
mont my 10
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r sEAYKEs, CELEBRATED

Ey > Il n IL 4 - u T. Ia Il Is X Il II ID
LIV Err P l. L S-Prepared from the Mas,
obtained at the ROckbridge (Ta) AiAm Springs
These Pills are confidently recommended al
having all the virtues of the water, and ip
many cases they are preferable. In derange.
ment OF the stomach and bowels, or want OF
action In the liver their immediate effect upon the
liver and kidneys especially, entitle them to public
consideration. If the patient be bilious they search
out the bile and eXpel it from the system-unlike
all other Pills, they may be taken with impunity
Irrespective of weatherD there is nothing In
them calculated to inJure any one. In cutaneous
diseases and eruptions of the skin, of whatever
sort they are surercT edy, and particularly efca
clous In diseases sue females are subject TO
dropsies, hatuency, &C., &c These Pills may Just
ly be styled an universal remedy, as they are de
cldediy the best ID use tor the cure of all diseases
resulting from irregular habits After their use
has been continued ior time, the whole system
be comes invigorated and the patient is restored 10
perfect health They are carefully prepared and
put up in vials of 100 at 81 each liberal dscoun,
will be made to Druggists
For sale by JOHN Fl. sEAYREs, Columbian Ho
tel, Purcell, LAID Co., Main street. S. NJ Zachris
son & Co. Druggists, Broad street, o. A. Strecker
Druggists, Market Bridge, Richmond James Cooke
81 Co. Frfericksburg; Rushton, Clarke g. Co.
New York Dyott e. Son, Philadelphia; E. L.
stroecher q Co., Macon, Ga; F. ]. Sampson, Pow
natan CT House, N. I. Watkins, Halifax Court
House; g. Ii. Jones a. Co., Petersburg: W. II
Gilman, Washington, ID. c.; Walter II. Middleton,
Farnville, Va; II. G. Archer, Dauville; Coleman
Rogers, Druggists, Market street, Mortimer &
Mowbray, baltimore; and Druggsts generally,
wholesale and retail' fe3
s,V The Ofnce of the New York Her.
sid, , Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun. Baltimore
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, 10 at 1904
broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
a ~ General Agent.
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ID SU ER1NTENDE DENTS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOLS The subscriber would now inform
you that he has on hand large stock of Books of
the American Sunday School Union Publications
for Sunday Schools, viz: Libraries No. /, and 3
of 100 vols each, $40; Juvenile Library rs vols S5:
Village Library, Nos / and 2, "a vols. So; Childs
Cabinet Library, so vols, 81 so; Sunday School
Hymn Books, cents Penny Hymns, l cent /;
Union Spoilers, Ct cents; Union Primmers cents !:
Union Questions, No. to l2, st cents Union Con.
secutive Questions, viz Mathew, Mark, Luke and
John, each ct cents Chids Scripture Questions,
Io cents; Glass Books cents and cents Minute
Book, 25 cents; Record Book. % cents, &C
Alec, large stock of American Tract Societv's
Publications, and of Religious Works-a full sup.
ply of all DenominatiOna and STANDARD Evsngeii.
cal Works. CHARLES WORTHAM
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nav 19
CaY Crowds Of Ladies' fhrong our

LR Crowds of Ladies thr0ng our
Rooms for the superior and splendid style OF Da.
guerreotypes taken by the elegant patent process,
which is, no doubt the greatest improvement ever
discovered in this most beautiful branch oi science
Our Pictures are acknowledged by the public and
press to be the most beautiful and life like portraits
taken in the country. Prices very low indeed for
a superior picture.
Rights for sale for any part of Virginia excepting
Norfolk and Richmond. MOULSONS
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
myll No. 10 NJ ain street
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DIED.

ON Tuesday, the 25th instant, WALTER T.
CRUMP, son OF E J. and C. NJ Crump The friends
and acquaintances of the family are requested to
attend his funeral from the First Baptist Church
on Thursday Evening, eth inst a. half past 4
o'clock.
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SINGULAR DEATH.-It is stated in the Ira
weller that day or two since, at South Bos-
ton, a child about year old, which had been
left asleep in the Kitchen in the care of its
grandparents, was attacked by rat during
the night. which eat off one of the fingers from
the hand of the child, and gnawed the flesh to
was Immediately called, yet the child lived
ONLY short time.
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r We must positively request our adver-
,;sng friends TO send US their advertsems nts
as early as they possibly can. Our advertising
is very heavy, and when they are received at a
late hour they impose heavy buiden on the
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We learn from the Raleigh Star, that the Ra-
leigh and Castor Railroad has been completed
to Ridgeway, and will soon be to Henderson.
So that it is expected to be capable of carrying
regular daily mail by first of June. when it is
understood the daily line to the west will COM
mence.
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CHAMP DE MAI.

We did not, at first. know why Louis Napo.
leon had selected the 10th of this month for his
grand fete. We now recollect that the last
Champ de Mai held by bis uncle was on that
day. 1t was in 1915, during the " Hundred
Days" Sir Jonah Darlington, who was pre-
sent, describes the scene as intensely exciting.
All the great officers of the Empire took the
oath Of fidelity anew, and Napoleon swore to
support the new Constitution, &c. The crowd
was immense, and made the welkia ring with
shouts of "Vive lEmpereur." Napoleon af.
forwards reviewed large body of troops, who
seemed TO be wild with enthusiasm. The 10Th
OF May is the anniversary also of the battle
of Lodi. AS Louis Napoleon has already
evinced sort Of superstitious reverence for
the days which his uncle has rendered memo.
rable, perhaps he may, after ALL (f the pear be
ripe,) select this for having himself proclaimed
Emperor.
JOHN UYGER, of Frederick county, Va, quite
clever looking youth in appearance was ar
rested by MIR. .Davd II Cockeril and Smith
Hooper, and committed to the Jail oftnis coun.
ty on last ght, charged with stealing a horse
from one of the racks in CharlestOwn and be.
longing to Mr.. Thomas B. Washington. one
nightlast week. The horse had been sold. a. a
alleged by the man arrested, TO some person re
siding near Shepherdstown, and has since been
recovered by Mr.. Washing ton.-C Chdrlestonr
Spirit.
SEDUCTION AND DEATH.-At the recent s;t.
ting OF the Schoharie Circuit Court, an action
was brought by Abel Stannard, to recover da.
images OF Henry Mattce for seducing his
daughter She was about twenty years of age
and died in childbed. The evidence was ne.
cessarly circumstantial-such as his atten
nons as a sultor &c. The Patriot says the
jury and audience were much moved with the
simple recital Of the fathers wrongs. and The
1 daughters disgrace, suherings and death
ne Jury, alter beng out a few minutes. re-
turned and rendered verdict of So 600 da-
mages.-Afdany Erening Journal, 22a inst.
Aletter in the Milledgeville {Ga.) Reeorde,
says that in the year l845 little bow. the son
of Mr.. Ashley, of Sharp's Store. Lowndes
county, was nearly strangled TO death in trying
to swallow chinquepn, and from that time
he has been troubled with cough similar to
Group every winter. This spring his parents
thought he would die, (being worse off than
usuai,) but he cOughed up the chnquepin.-
On examination il had bony covering about
one.sixteenth of an inch thick on il. On remov.
ing the osseous substance, the chinquepin
was found 10 be perfectly sound; the marks
were On it where he had scraped il with bis
knife before trying to swallow il. He is now
in good health. and is free from the cough
with which he has been troubled SO long.
The celebrated Afboni, who has had such
brilliant success in all the European capitals,
is about to undertake an American tour. She
was TO embark at Liverpool in the beginning
of the present month. She is engaged by
BeaIe, ihe musical publisher in London,
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E To the Yoters off Riehmona

- To the Voters of Richmond /.
compliance with nomination of me by seves
Voters in the Republican (and ether psne,. 4
March 27th and letter OF the anne date i
dressed to me By large number of INV fel's
citizens have declared myself and stiIl am . ~
didate for the Office OF Commonwealtb,s NJ
torney in the Circuit Court Of this ei,y' wbeS
to be filled by you on the 9th OF May. If homo.
by your choice, will strive to justify your car
dence. B. B. MISOp
ap 22-dtde
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To the Voters of Henrico Coupr
Owing to the indisposihon of my health, occasiCps
by my present occupation, ana through the man
earnest solicitations of my friends, | hereby n
nounce myself candidate for the Office of CaD.
stable tor the county Of Henrico, pledging myse
if elected to attend strictly to all the duties De
ing to the office faithfully and impartially
ap 27-tde CALEB H. CHILDRESS
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Mexican Mustang Liniment, I'm.

sF Mexican Mustang Liniment, I'm.
prOvement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order Of the day. And the great desire for these is
the rowing cause to the great advancement now in
operation in the Medical world. New light blazes
up and old practses and old mixtures are discard.
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Lniment enables it to penetrate flesh.
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
Dature to recover her lost powers and become
healthy, which Is evidently the true cause why il
is so successful and why many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re.
commendit
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~ To the Voters of Richmond.-nA
instance of many friends, announce myself -
didate for the office OF Commonwealth ii
torney for the Circuit Cour, OF this CITY
nv I5-dtde* MARMADUkE J0HEsov
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ETo the Y0fers of District M. 3. Hs

To the Voters of District No. 3, Hen.
rico COunty.-In compliance with the request
many friends, have been induced to offer myai
as a candidate for Constable in the above Ds
trict. Ifelected, will do every thing in NY poEs
to give satisfaction
This District is situated within the following
boundary: On the north by the county OF HG
over, on the south by the city OF Richmond, on ts
east by the Mechanicsville turnpike, and on tn
west by the Richmond turnpike.
ap 30-dtde* JACOB B4YERS.
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~ In compliance with the call made upon !.
in resolution unanimously adopted at nsss.'
of the Richmond Bar, held On Tuesday. the ~
inst, we are authorized to announce Robe,,
Stanard as a candidate for the Office Of IIIncS'
of the Richmond Circuit INV n ~
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For the Judgeship.-At AT the request Of ms
ny citizens. and with his consent, we snhounes
Col. JOHN A MEREDITH as a esnallaie ly
Judge Of the Circuit Court of the city 1i Rich
mond my l3-eodlue-
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T Popular Ticket.-1he following,

s[B TUPuT"f Il IHtActs II5 IUlI8Nlff n
will receive the votes OF
MANY CITIZEN.
John A. Meredith, for Judge OF Circuit Co1T
mailnaduke johnson, iUf CommCI ,.ea..i,.'
torney.
Eustace Robinson, for Clerk of Circuit fls..
Jesse F Keesee, for Sheriff
Edwin Burton, Jr, Com'r of Revenue
r. C. l.. MCncure for Court of AppeaIs
my 25-3tr
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To the Voters of Henrieo Conntls
At the solicitation of many friends 70 The county
Henrico TO be candidate for the office Of Pfosf'
eating Attorney, respectfully announce nJ
self candidate fer that office.
Respectfully, JOHN NJ. GhGnoAi'
ON
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R 49, There will be discourses in The Univer-
W>-4a salist Church on the six subsequent Sab.
bath nj ghts, as follows:
|. On the Day OF Judgment.
IL On the Second Coming of Christ.
Ill. On the Second Death
". On He'll
" On the Sin against the Holy Ghost
VI On the Dispute between Michael and the De-
vii about the body of Moses.
But few people are aware that the three first
events herein referred to past or that their old
notions OF hell are pitAOat foundation, or that Ma
'hew IL 81, 80 proves the final forgiveness of all
sin, or that the dispute is get going on about the
my 27-ts
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- To the Voters of District No. 2,
Henrico COunty.-Fellow.Ci Citizens Under the
new constitution you are called upon 10 elect a
Constable. do not say to you that ! have been
requested to become candidate, but as want the
office and if elected, will devote my entire time 70
the performance CT its duties, | hereby announce
myself a candidate for the same. Should you see
fit to elect me- will endeavor to discharge the d.
ties that may devolve upon me, faithfully and In
partially
ap 29-dtde* ALFRED LEWELLEN
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To the Voters of the City Oi
RichmOnd.-The Legislature of Virginia ha7
ing very recently passed an Act, creating hs
office OF sheriff for the said city, ! hereby re-
spectfuly announce myself candidate for tha
Office. JESSE +. hEEsEE
ap 24-dt27may
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T Robert C. stanard against John

u Robert C. stanard against John
Yesterday talks about Mr.. Meredith being +" better
qualified" for the Office of Judge than Mr.. Stanard
What evidence has he given to the people OF Rlcn.
mond that he is better qualifedf Is it be found
in the docket of the Court of Appeals, (he hgnest
court of the State that which gives the law 10 all
the rest,) upon which Mr. Stanards name appears
twenty times, where Col Meredith's appears once :
Is it to be found in the number of causes which he
has argued in the court over which he wishes to
preside, and the other inferior courts about Rich
mondi 1t can be safely asserted that he has not
been heard to argue to final hearing, dozen con-
tested causes, of any consequence in those courts
in all in the last four or five years.
The opinions of Eminent Lawyers" are in.
voked to prove Col. Meredith to be "better quail
fed" The lawyers who do at least four-ffths of
the business of the Richmond Circuit, have pub
Rshed their preference of Mr.. Stanard. But 1.-The
proof of the pudding is in the eating of it,, to use
homely adage. The evidences of Mr.. Stanard's
distinguished reputation, his high claims to the Of
flee of Judge, his profound learning, his industry
his great argumenative power and capacity, for re-
search. as well as his thorough acquaintance with
the difficult science of the law, in all its branches
are to be found, not in vague rumor the opinion
of this or that " eminent lawyer, but in his printed
arguments, in the published volumes of the reports
OF the decisions of the Court of Appeals. To what
single cause, argued with distinguished ability can
Col MS friends point Us to prove him better
qualifed?
If you wanted to employ the ablest lawyer to ar
que your cases, fellow citizens, would you not
without hesitation, employ Mr.. Stsnard in prefer.
ence to Mr.. Meredihi How much more impor.
tant is tito employ the ablest lawyer TO decide them
my 81 1t A CITIZEN
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Mrs. Eden and her daug hter were killed last
week within eight miles of Lexington iky.,)
under very distressing circumstances. Hay-
ing been on q visit TO town, they weIe return
ing home in a 5arouche, driven by a son of
the elder lady, and when crossing the railroad
train of cars under full headway, struck the
vehicle, shattering it to pieces, ana crushing
and mang gling the bodies of the ladies in hor-
rible manner. The son escaped unhurt.
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A. Juds0n Crane is candidate ioT lLe
office CT COmmOnwealth's Attorney, ID !a'
Superior Court of Richmond. my6 dide
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Commissioner of the Revenue
The undersigned respectfully otiers himself cA s
didate for the office of Commissioners oil the
Revenue for the city OF Richmond, at me az
preaching election.
ap 27-t6e* EDWIN BURTON, 81
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CY DR.. J. >. Roses SarsapnriIIa.-
BLOOD PURIFIER.-A Great Spring and Summer
Medicine This Sarsaparilla compound is made
bined with other ingredients, renders it the very
best Sarsaparila compound made, for purifying aud
enrching the blood, and to cure all skin eruptons
and skin diseases, scrofulous sores, venereal dis
and its bad effects in the constitution dropsi.
cal swelngs, rheumatism from the use of mercury,
biles old sores, kidney and bladder affections,
cleansing the system from mercury, and raising up
weak and impaired constitution from any cause
1t improves the appetite, enlivens the spirits and
as summer drink in cold water, il is a pleasant,
useful and medicinal beverage All families should
have bottle by them. Quart bottles 81 small bot.
ties so cents
For sale by Adie & Gray, Purcell, Ladd Co.,
Bennett q Beers r. k. Duval, Gaynor g. Wood, O.
A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, j. Blair and W. P. Ladd.
my lS
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t Old Chesterfield Couuty.-FrisEG'
and Fell0W Citizens s-ROBr. l.. TlMBERLAht
We are authorized by the friends OF Robert I
Timberlake, Esq to announce him candidate G
the Office of Constable in the town Of Manche+
ter, and in that district my1-ide'
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To the Voters of HenricO County,
| hereby announce myself candidate Ter the once
of Commissioner of the Revenue tor the
Lower District
nv 7-dtde% JOHN 0. GUDDlH
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A new cesk. manufacturing machine is in
operation in Eng land. A laborer, by its means,
is able to turn out $500 slaves day. infal-
libby correct in form and curve.
The Duchess of fSutherland's daughter was
married on the 29th ult. The income of the
Duke is stated at little ouer thousand
pounds per day. The Duke gave his trades.
people an entertainment, costing from E250 to
f300.
The Tartars declared the Persisns infidels,
and waged a long war with them, because
they would not cut of their whiskers. 1t is
more infamous in turkey to lose the beard
than 10 be publicly whipped.
The railroad between Weldon, N. c., and
Portsmouth, Va, is now in first rate order
the distance between these two points is run
in a little over two hours, at the rate of forty
miles an hour.
The property Of A bbott Lawrence, of Boston
now Minister to Eng land, was taxed last year
S75eS! Its value was estimated at 81 100000
No wonder that his wife sports Brussels lace
and diamonds OF the first water, at her ma es-
tvs levees.
TEsTJMoNIAL.-A number of the members OF
st. Thomas Episcopal Church, New York
have Joined in presenting to the late rector,
DIR. WhitehOuSe, now assistant bishop of Illi-
nois, handsome service OF silver plate.
The Fee Banking law of Indiana has pass
ed both houses of the Legislature of tina,
State.
MIR Jos. Farnsworth4 of Madison, shipped on
Sunday last, on the steamer Alabama, one
hundred and eighty-four car wheels to ST
Louis, for the Pacific Railroad.
A Yankee pedler, recommending a scythe
said that one ofthe same kind of scythes was
SO sharp that they hung it on tree, in Ken,
lucky, and its siiudow cut mans leg off!
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad is
finished from the former city to distance oi
FIVE miles.
Prince PauI William, cousin of the pre-.
seat King of Wurtemburg, is now in New Or
leaHs, on his travels through the United States