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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08

Travellers agree in describing the
Chinese army as one Of the most ex-
traor1inary things in the world, and
that the most iilithfuI description
cannot. convey an adequate idea Of
the Celestial warriors, pig tails, fans
and all.
"The year Of my arrivalin China, ,
says NJ. Paul Per4ey, Apostolic Mis-
sionary to Torriel Tfheere, "the Ma
homelans Of Nun Yam, numerous
party, turned out en- m.fsse to oppose
The authority of the Mandarins.
For the purpose Of reducing them TO
order, the Governor GeneraI-in- Chief
hastily called to his aid the military
Of the province, U hilormly placed an
der his jurisdiction. / Witnessed a
grand corps Of auxiliaries with The
General-in-Ghief The latter was in
a very elegant litter, carried on the
Stouiieto Vi men. Ills troops maTct-
ed In the greatest imaginable disor-
der, like Il band Of real brigands.-
Each soldier ca fried through and
thr & b, III 5 umbrella aad
his lanteF IN, viii oh gave the ex-
petition quite an Unacceptable look
This army, with out discipline and
without cxperienc e, would be des-
troyed by a single on L Of our battal-
ions, without tho Ia liter receiving a
single scratch. A = European soldier
canburn at least 2 0 Cd bridges while a
Chinaman would be firing one shot
This is not all. When the guns are
loaded, he who hol Us t pc musket turns
back his head, while somebody else
applies the m4cl."
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n
much pleased with Andrew aud his
teachings, they became alarmed and
dopnseIed together how they might
set the hearts of their people against
him. Now amongst them was one
Allen, w hose surname was Hall, 4
leady writer and a friend of Adolf
Bhus, aud Allen thought deeply for
many days; he sent forth Letters all
over the lands to the chief men and
leaders, in the which he accused An
drew of mighty misdeeds, and said
TO the people, what think you about?
VIII We bring on the tribe the.Igreat
shame of choosing the maker Of gar
ineuts in place of Adolphus? Know
ye not That this same Andrew stirs
Up complaints among the poor. that
be keePdth their cd mpany; and eats
Pnd drinks in the il. tents, that he
boastdth Of his.cpnufng workmanship,
which is a shame unto him, and that
the rich men Of The tribe viii not
commune with him?
I AMI he further said, this same
Andre w is friend 10 the Philippians
/ that be among US, and seeketh to
send them to their own country; and
many other false and railing aecusa-
tons brought he against Andrew
the Tailor.
/ And there we're many small men
in the land, who hemkened to these
false accusations which had been
made by Allen, THE scribe, and they
greatly magnified what he wrote; In
somuch that some of them were
stricken with alarm and fear 1ol
their sins, and cried out before the
people that they had borne false wit
ness against Andl+ ew.
And when the people heard these
things their hearts inclined still more
to Andrew the Tailor, and many q
tleh1 si'Ia ne Sllo fi'l not DC oHS'ioS
e 4 by false accuse is.
4 AHd Wnen the people OF 'he lFl ,'
9oV 'pselnef op ne 'eVe''lu i,i''''''
81 'HY !S'"' alli' I'lie ioui', ti"5 .
me ., ilioiis,i' many sun 'iq'Ngn o'il'
sun frlea' icy AdoiP"us 20 '''0 -
Ter, ana leu MIN reI9H over Us
bat lnuca gfff'eF il'',ioei S''i0 ~
TINS sliah NOT oe' AuoiPhes aura = i
4re" nave peen among Us ana "
nave listened To '"e't f'3 MI : a. 4n'
we nave ponce Fo9 uT'on %il ). 80,
they nave sad !; ana :, therefore I /
IhaI anu y" sii9t' " tulef p'e, -
An4 theh 'hG. hiisl'y iIie,''7 .
Adoiplius were sofeiy Ie$cq ''N'
@3Aed angry ah4 "oulG ''N9 ~
comfort lqr many days A en- III y
ol'lilgm i','l WY g'f.' si'eF-fls % =,
apd saek tls OF sllyfr and her Q fel
aHd asses aiid q eir lAep ? servants az
m'l'i-sgfY al''s' 'Ina 'nFy were slE.''
y .Fo"olFu' "'i' "fi ,, 'i'ey ~" q' =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
Gleauings from the Waysidf
I'm Editorial &0FinEliRgs.

GieaRlngS from the " dysldf,
I'm Editorial s. iaflIngs.,
New Oh LEANS, Sep /. Ito tai
number Of deaths to- Hay, l19, Of
which l03 were of yellow leverI =
Ten d-aihs per day at Mobile.
An ELECTIVE JUDIoI ART.-It q
fact wofthy oil notice that the SUI
fprene judicial tribunal of NlIssis-
sipp, whidh has inst decided that
the State IS bound top Ry the Union
Bank bonds, was elset4d BY he PEG
4p!e, and is dependent upon them
Tor re-elec ion. The people, a short
time since. bad voted not 10 pay tie
bonds. If this does not prove the
independence, frames and honesty
of an elective ju,Iiciarj, lei life p
pointed jusiges be appealed TO to
make thos E qualities apparent.
Near Charlottesvi,lr, Va, last
week slave sold for Sl275, an
iotfcr Tor ! ,205, and a boy, aged
seven yea IS, Tor $3.50
4 PRFsIDENTIAh CASDiD ATE.
THE w hshingt,M Star of IA ur-
day saws: From letters received
haro ,h;s ,orninr f.d, 81 j mis-
!, an,ears that C~l RJnton's r,.i.nds
- Missouri are already nrena 81 j
- br;ng I'LL III, lor ,Ee presiJJ,,cT
IN 1856 againgt all pdrties and All
I canventi,,bs
Nashville ,Vbib is announced )
candidate before the next L.eois,
IIature. lor the office IF Complroller
of the Tre asur =
i 4
ne 4'frt PSPea@efs4 = = "Sst
~ s'on y 60 ofSlP @a1 SEM !. !ofth M
oP'i'l"n u II pat ! pm J1'l'' :; PfecNen
rntnckv. wilt he eIec!ed spea keI
Of the House df Repr esentalives a
Tie next meet Of congress.
EFwoFt LIZ ANf PRls0Y HEALTHY
II Is s'AteF ina al the New Vfigah
"ork'lon7 = " here T ere arc owe.
two nun irca prisoners Confined
tll,x lcterItbis scIsam.s Fan II.
otbrr ci,J IRIS ans ar, sai4 to be Z
onally Il eenp, from lI,e . i.ilru,;e
true. d his IS a rem.hkabid fact.
! Sta5f r",ied o'e 7 mi" T > : ''in'
distance 81 ciSiaytSiX it r. nea'
saarohs Springs, f., RECENTLY f.
II rolled o' e. o'fce aigs, I lore !
reached me bottom lAfre were
vax .lrioasly I,1r,. Il n lbe
pioIr
WESTERN BEEYE5.- l'eevqE are nov
delivered IN New ! Iork rom th(
nortli-Wes ferA pralFIef "IthIn + a week
q SO slot 70 s SD per- Hea1 roala
t5ke from fTly 10 biuctvI d.,ys t,
, drive collie from the western parts o
Ohio Kentncbv. Illinois or Arkansas
|
\ writer IN the -fatl9nli lnteiif
genceF COMMUNICATE Il fulFo 'nri
dent, a little glrl was S f'ndIng a
/ a WindoW before |hlch Wafa young
: maple tree Alter a brilliant liasi
OF lightning, a conb leto image o
E E the tree -, was louna imprinted On Lc'
body Igls IS not 'ne liFst instance
nomenon.
e l. PSI GAN THEY l. WIN the IS
! iaha Pl Martina ) Peyafa: theFe iia'
hoO PePh i criminal case IA any o
. co't = III ei8ii'ee years Ddrihs
That time, not a glass oil lquOr ha,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08

/ A gentl eInan purchasing ducks in
Washington City market, laid 50
bill on his basket, when hungry duck
snapped at and swallowed it, 10 the
merriment of the bystanders.
A snake, twenty-one feet six inches
in length, was lately seen in Bedford
valley, near Cumberland, Nd. After
being seen he she'd his skin, which
was found and measured.
The democratic majority in the
Alabama Legislature on joint ballot,
is 20.
Pilots running on boats between
St. Louis aud New Orleans, ask for
higher wages than they have been in
the habit of getting. 4 number Of
them have recently held a meeting
and by a resolution say they Will not
work for less than $3.50 a trip 50
long as the yellow feycr.continues be-
low. They also say that they Will
not stand watch with pilots who work
lor less than the stipulated rate
Two hundr IA and fifty dollars
pc trip is nearly equal to $500 per
month. These wages are only con
te. lded for during the preyaleace Of
tn E epidemic.
Tclioc Eere, IL ST. Loas--1It IS
admitted by the IntelligencerI of tie
23d. that some deaths have OCCURRED
in St. Louis, although it say{ they
were cases from New 0fleanF, and
detained, died, not in the city, but
al quarantine.
The post-office department basre
Gently decided that under th{ lawof
1882, a subscriber residing FIN the
county in which a paper may bt PRINT
: ed and published, IS entitled to re
! ceivc it through The mails free oT
postage from the post-oilicc within =
j the delivery Of which he may reside,
r even though That cfiee may be stu
ated without tie limitso Of Tie county
Aforesaid
RAILROAD MrRDERs, -Dur3pg tie
5 present year, up to the l2th 'u.timo,
: there have BEEN. 60 railroad accidents
in this country -176 persons killed.
/ an,N333 wohhdcl.
E Frnlyq GUS AND BgRSrH Tn.
: Our Boarl Of Il llth deserve
great credit fe + their untiribg zca!
aud energy In tlIc perlorm9nce Of
their duties they ara !e,eruhinet to
spare 10 experiment nnirieF, waich
the mind of mlh is capable oi con-
ceiyiug, nor spare thq means, pIacel
at their disposal, in gu4eaY9rire 10
abate or drive away te p.RGleuct;
and although tteif eE,n.9 may je
vain and impotput, y5t icy vii lie
proudly conscious orhaying peIl per
formed the mof.y depil.n 10 d.em,
and left no uleau rs mHiel, tc ass,5aga
tho s,,ys,in,s IL tha;r c.llo0 ms,
q Yes crday eve ping, lty ord!r q tie
/ Ro,rd ono En,;lr,J ,l.s..l.r'5as from,
If Tho siv pom,lIcrs &c Mai. t,aIlsy's
t ar,;Yler,, ..rx.l5al fire ccLe.i" from
! dif;lrprt poinl. If .h4 eitv. Tim
/. s.nn n,,,n5e, vE,l I,o ,;-cl,a,,., p la;I,
! nntiI firth, orIIers. and II Tho ovon-
!. ninq .Iarec quantities oftar were seat
] tered throughput the STREETS. ami
set on fire, Feeding Tie aity Win
] midday brightncss. Whether i. will
! exer else HEALTHY Influence on tie
atmosphere. we are not aIia 10 say,
I bat certain it is. IT csn 10 no lsarnf
ia. o. DR.q, I9A.
+ Ala Arkansas lady. six feet four
: indies in height, created quite Am cx-
I eitenent ia cur city bv WALKING
through our stree IS Tor day or two
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stsay9i ssz2'tzs=s-ss'.ss s.sls-zs s-
From IL Jaf sy ~ az j. Bea.faetor-
Northern Negroes.

blacks in lie North command 10
more respect than5lhc same num-
Der Of sileeh, and bting lett to pur.
sue their own inclinafions, they
spend their dhys ia idleness, and
their ni5hts ii vice, depending on
ch4iaty Or theft for the necessafies
II dre. I've ha 70 Travelled hundreds
u miles tlaugh the South, aud
ifstiiy 70 The lact that slaves live
better and m8re comfortably and
happy, ia eveiy respect, lhan our
worthless negilo4s. With here and
there an hHn3r4Ple exception, tile
negroes Of tb4 NORTH never aspire.
to bucomc fhdchanics, on even re-
spectacle IlBoFcrS, they will always
ID found doInk lhe lowest AMI most
AegraIiag IIiIuiEery, and oil tie
money they obtain is spent for rum,
which prep b. rs them for che poor
Iipil5e, the Beniieniiafy, AMI The
prison. II are destitute Of good
breeding al arniug, and all am
bltion % bel 3oaest and yiftuo;is.-
We know ii tIle welfare and hap
piness of lII4 negro would be con-
suited, il j \ we're tal4eh from his
stage Of ircHj0A(1 aul sent to the
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08

Nnw bBI.H,t Is. The II. o. Delta
spliloqui4es thps over ii at ne " i'd
serted an d drea by, Ihetropolis-
"The Ships re all gon E, and iberl
4 solitary stea mer who's stras gline
Hassdngers seer / almost afraid tb land,
finds an ample berth at the de serted
Hharf No cabman are there to int
portune you for a fare, fir their CALI
tire now to The grave. Tlhe very hot
sPs have a melancholy look rs they
f5lloW the dreary hearse oil its way
tb some city Of the dead. In The
Streets, buta short time ago So bright
lind gay, no silks and sstins sparkle
ih the 'garish sunni ourhing has
taken their place, and the sparse
pronlenRders move along as though
afraid of the echoes Of their own foot
steps. Catch. il you can, The whia-
perins v lords Of the pass er-by:-sick
-dying--lleadi These Are the words
on every lip Opera, lhdsic, dance,
seem sacTiligi5us now
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f8r tie Fays:seoi73s QJssryer.
Attribute Of Respect.

= TIT - ! ~ = 9 :, o. Ig"ipo'T
,',-' f. : r : | 'Ns' y :. ''Ns'
H. i'oul'Fee' a 0e'i' y ana
" NJ. ~ ?aaH' fhaFinS been appoint
"a = committee 70 dralt hesq lltious
expressive o. tile sense oi fhls VI
VISION VI % regard to the death Of
ne heY. '2TF7 Hen NJ DANCE MADE
the following i port, @hich Ra3 lnaql-
monsiy adopfo u
v herqas' ! Pc immaiagR La" q
heaven ~ st iao"s '.I''.aiId aii'o
dust siaI' mo 7 re'1'n' oaS again
,een 'iiHq ni'' t''i''' - : - 9l'o 'i'i
iro'n aplonS9V Us u ',lo ~ Y o,q'
li'eii ~ io'ii' . VINO ~ o :, ~ : !,
2 menlDeF p 'n' o!aef q 4, rvs t79'is q
'ii-l IT, ~ ]"
o.raaiiy'dcl;abted n ai,Iiao tbe Sons
2 -. -,
= 7 II % ,'.' go IT, =
cause % ma 1'kihd, y 9fei r.
HfSasA'sa, Ist. That up thP death
- 1T s. :. Z i ] 's''I a.,' Fio'.yi
r,l rrienil and w.iun a,lyoeate. the
~ , ~ d;,l
+, !" -
IN minister ~ Iiie OosPei Y nose
christianity eyer @lone lortil III his
Spious walk and cody c9nyersa-
tiono and tbd community one Of its
.,4 owor,,,lo :. i iizans
'''02 = - 7,
resi- fea : + Iaa' We oee ply e0n,
dole With the family and lIlehdS 81
the deceased, HAD that We berbby ten
der tl'cm our Marmest svmpatbies lol
.bo;- ..i b1r If an1 ;,ron.ra.
oi7 io7s
rs 1t6d, 5d That tons preamble
and resolution te spread Upon the
minutes.
Re50lrea. 18th. That d COPY d
.lo f.ro.oo; /, i, ,racoo5inrs HI, sil:ned
g. IS
oUl ~ '''' 80 a 9,i1 ~ " 7, 7
eli to|tpe haYetf eVlile observer lol
Publication 'Fith request That tht
Ltne6ln Journal and Nashville and
rs,,;st.;llo 81 r;e.ian sdy8cala conx
.r i, c,;,.Ir FL.
LII s 49, + i''i''i -
'q"sgl'.
h. B. PARKS, y 2.
WIS., 4. SH.i Tvs, R. S.
l-llIcl5uI s, sept. y 1923
=
Ihf tP.deHllf Fl New orleans.
j t@lesraphic despatch received
f at Ne York n bm the Secretari
, dftha Howard Associations, dates
, X tw Orleans, tugnst 49,, says
AM barrels areE burning throuc!
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New Or LEANS, Sept. 3.

NEW ORLEANs sept. D
Interm6nts yesterday 133, ofwhich
10 were of yellow fever.
Forty thr ee deaf hs at Mobile yes
terday, of which ST were of yellow
fever, which is a large increase.
A letter from Ndtehez says there
arc not 400 persons Inthat Place
- TO ! ; deaths daily.
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FAYETTETILL. QBSERY Ia
Il. G. EtE.Li "a, Editor.


3rFIcE II r. Fgrne Ga esga5. Sen n II,
@57srres- PriRt,ag fpf7sei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

DISPUTE BETWEEN STATEs.-A dispute has
arisen between the States Of South Carolina
and Georgia in regard to their respective boun.
diaries. Georgia claims the exclusive juris-
dlctlon OF the Savannah river, which South
Carolina denies.
SENTENCE OLA FEMALE FOR FORGERY
In the Municipal court of Boston, on Tuesday
Mary Arnold, middle aged woman, COW cted
Tor attempting to pass forged note for 500
was sentenced to IL months in the house OF
correction.
Jacob Rapp, Esq, prominent citizen OF
Schuylkill county, Pa persisted in the snow
storm of Wednesday night of last week, on
Broad Mountain, while on his way from Potts.
vile to Union township.
Leopold de Meyer, the eminent pianist, who
was SO popular, erewhile, in this country, was
last reported as being at Graefenberg, at the
water cure establishment the late Priessnitz
and dangerously it'll.
Thomas Pearce, condemned to be hung on
the 2Sth inst, at Hackensack, N. j., for kill.
ing man at Hoboken, last August, has had
his sentence commuted TO Imprisonment for
life.
The Captain General of Cuba, by order of
the Queen, has sent two millions of reals to be
distributed among the poor families who SUIT
tered by the late earthquakes.
The receipts of the American Tract Society.
during December, amounted to S4l,624. An
appropriation of $2O. 600 for foreign missions
has just been made.
The jewelry store of F. Domain, at Morgan.
town, Va, was robbed of $4,000 of articles on
Sunday last, for which two men have been ar.
rested
Commodore Ringgold's important expedi.
ton is nearly ready for sea, and, it is expected,
will sail during this month.
A sword was presented to Thomas F. Mea.
CHER at Brooklyn, on Tuesday, by the Napier
Iandy Guard, as testimonial Of THEN regard.
A little son of Mr.. Jas. Gregory of Berkeley
county, Va, was burned to death few DAYS
ago by its clothes taking FIRE.
The gas works at Lancaster, Pa, are to be
sold for what they cost, $6S,000.
Gen. Pierce has been invited by the Penn.
sylvania Legislature to visit Harrisburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22
DIED.

Jogssy sTS.eTday, the 2lss instant, Mrs REBECcA
,ha aH oN, the wife of James w, Jobnston {, "a
sne seth year Of her age, after long 'onGsIon, IN
issxa. winch she bore without a rnu-,nnr p" sha
la husband and seven children IN n,oD,. bne
faiv Inc inends and scquaintances are aer
SUNDAY ,sa 70 s.tend her funeral at 10 o'cock on
"'i 'ie -oi mss, on Union Hill 90
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lie Sixpence Better than a

A,--@1s NImbIe SIXpence BeItcr LhHH H
49, Slow shiliing.-Save your money by
buying where you eau get good articles at very
low prices Just take pleasant promenade to No
PIT Main street. and get some of those great bar
gains; it will do you good and satisfy you that the
above motto true and that this is the place 10 get
nything in the way of Clocks, Watches, Jewlery,
Perfumery and fancy articles. cheaper than any
where else Don't forget the place.
SP MOUNTAIN g. CO,
No PIT Main street, between 9ih and 10th sts
ia 2J-6t%
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JOSEPH NJ DARLINGTON.
RICHMOND Ian oIst 1890

RICHMOND. Ian 2lst 1853.
Thomas . Conner, hereby state, that was present
on wednesday, the 18th inst bet ween one snd two
O'Clock, and heard conversation between BnsS
houston and Joseph III Darlington, in which
conversation the said augh w Houston, 10 alIud.
ing TO the draft referred to in Mr. Carrius tons
sal SAD mat the same was drawn by him on Mr. VIM
uopidln, In favor of Mr. Darlington, for money dns
20 the said Darlington, blythe said Houston, ard
n ne, moreover, acknowledged before me that he
ome1 MT harrington at that time, fifty dollars,
mnrIn Mr asked him to pay in reply, he said he
wo9ia meet US at Mr Carrington's once at ocIocS
I N, and pay him the fny dollars, and if he do
h ho ne would forfeit his word and forty dollars
Ice unfii o'clock, and he (Houston) did not rnsLe
ms n,s appearance. From his conduct regard Hons
700 as man utterly unworthy of con6dsnc. o Jus
Conn., ina. reason as bail for his appearance =,
and he wss a MN up 10 the Mayer on yesterday
ia 22-l.+ TH0u.s n ,,o,,
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yersailst church 10 thi, civ VIII S.,; OF the uni.
m sure Oh the 4h aad 18th chapte rs If second
s ~. evening next, 23i inslsn, =, ba9s
sss sb ciock On which occasion The nassbs -,
tory eIpI sha lno goats viii be freely an sai.as
ted 70 attend 1hs public re respectfully inv!
ia y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

Y Jos. Montgomery Peters, formerly OF
Nelsaseoupty in this State, has been elected
JUDI go fthe Trinity Circuit in California with
salary of $4,000 per annum. MIR. P. is quite
q Young man.
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ss Change of Aourss-Incrensed
4Sa Rate of Speed.-5ae what Adams q
Co. are doing for ther patrons The Express now
leaves Baltimore at O'Clock NJ, in charge OF eX-
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives In Rich
fnond at SIX A NJ. Goods ordered by this morn
;nc's mail. will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 P M-arriyes in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland for sale
at this Office. ADAMS 81 CO,
nos 18th street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

IscENpIARIsM.-A desperate attempt was
made to burn the house of Joshua Moore, IN
Norfolk, on Tuesday night. A fire had been
kindled under the stairs ia the cellar, and was
blazing at an alarming rate when discovered.
Ii was extinguished before much damage was
done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

The REINDEER DIsAsTER.-The trial of c.
w. Farnham, master of the Reindeer, was
continued to-day. The chief ground OF de-
fence rests upon the allegation that the explo-
sion occurred from a defect in the boiler,
which it was impossible for the officers of the
boat to have discovered until after he explo-
sion took place. That the defect did exist was
sworn to by several witnesses. 1t also rp-
peared, that although the legal precautlon OF
opening the safety valves was not taken, all
the ordinary precautions, used by steamboats,
at their stopping places, were used on the oc-
casion in question. 1t was also testified by
several officers Of steamboats, that they seldom
open the safety valves at stopping places
where they remain only few minutes. The
case is still on.-Jour. Of CON-, of Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22
JOB PRINTING.

DISPAI Oh U,FEI CE,
Governor Street, 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND, Va.
Pamphlets, Business Cards,
Circulars, Tickets,
Hand5iIis, Blanks, &c. &c.
Labels, of every description,
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms.
~ Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re-
eeived and executed in the hgndsomest style.
jy ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

FIRE IN WHEELISG.-A fire broke out in
the cabinet warehouse Of Day & Harkln s,
Centre Wheeling, on Monday morning, nearly
consuming the building. A large portion OF
the tenement adjoining was also burnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

CoNTINUED.-The case of Daniel Readon,
charged with assulting Michael Brady, was
on yesterday continued for examina ton until
TODAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

DIsMIssED.-A charge of assaulting, pre-
tened by Mrs. Sarah Ann Vest against her
husband, was dismissed at the ms lance of the
complainant, on Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

FiSED.-Wil!iam Gray was fined 50 and
costs, on yesterday, for misaemeanor of g
teamster, in driving faster than walk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

FIRE.-We learn from the Lynchburg 'Ir-
gilman that the carpenter shop, tools and a
large quantity Of framed work, ready tor build
ings, belonging to Messrs. Stokes d Puscey'
Salem, Va, were entirely destr Dyed by fire
Monday ni.hf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

SHORT LIVED The Beacon of Cuba, pub
lished in New Orleans by Mr.. John S. Thrash
er, has been discontinued. He states that
causes entirely beyond his control "render this
step necessary to the interest and true pro
gress of the cause Of Cuban emancipation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

LADY's BooK-The February number of this
monthly has been sent Us by Mr.. GRESHAM, OF the
Periodical Book Store No. 1901 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

FINED.-Hatcher g. Webster were fined So
and costs on yesterday for the msdemeanor Or
teamser in leaving his team standing unpro.
tected in the streets.