The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-19


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Da. Tqo6n6 sox -Tte nsannton Vineicasof
|naulgss sirsfn q denuncleaton @ fns "a
|leman who reported re Iampson TIN Is
lhis paper. What 2 pexsoset g tnas geg e.
man. Il - course nis ansIr l3pf ~ take
occasion 90 ~ tnat altnougn the report 10
'ids1 "a ne.tIal - hava - s. liam th.t
nv lnporssnt fsct I'M -. ellcited 81 the
IA va omifked Is tha s,e.oxf TIA reporter
~ certainly vsrv mach sxcit1d. = hia lsf.
~ ,b1vv.6. INT IL la.fe,. "a 81. report 81
tha feet,uonv 49,. d;ffs,..A r,.st.r.. Our
frieyda ofthe v;nd;c.tor ~. n error IN Il
- 4, s,,., j, 81, =. ~. IL v;d.
spseso excatemens upon me thompson case.
1nas exctt0ment began ~ Cov1ngton, ana
from that place Il spread Ike the waves from
= disturbed centre. until the whole State
seems TO be included. It there has been
It has been on more sides
than ono Il vas gross Misrepresentation
20 say that the people OF Covingson sympa-
thised with Thompson, as was reported. The
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- o'.Ss 80 .-- -
lnluu. noso PoP.a~A. .s e =
execusions, &C., began IN 'nas re.'on suo
have extended with the excitement. Wno-
ther DR.. Thompson poisoned Miss Pharr or
not there is quite enough without it to make
him execrated of all men.
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Tho AnQfnn QsOnrIaf article nPQIQlnQ
Mr.. Abbott's life of Napoleon, in Harper's
Magazine. saws. at is time that some atone
ment were made 70 the truth of history.,
rrnor tb;e the A,ar.ndr;a f1azatta un,,ely "a.
,,..x. .srv..v ,o,,a~ of t-aado,,, al sc .ha
.m s..- 80 !. -. 80
s"': =, ..a"' "'i NINA 0o' a's0. 'oAuins
aif. AppoI' . 1onaance.
CO.., Avn Jpo. os rur p.c,r,c-Tba
~ VI u.-.,s -. a.. -.
1850 -.
8. A"s nas DooAl oD'a.nou run ao !" eA.oan
that lie nv, fba Pacific ooasf half wav batwaan
c.. r.,.;..n .ndp.n. Th;. .,,.o.,,.;,.
- -. .--s.-..., :. -. .-e...a... -. -
nv - .'0 pio'p.o'0' PROMISES "
Do o. great aavan.age 70 TUG oceah s'ean
navigation on the Paclhc.
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-. -, &c Cor..,.r,. go. e.
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= : - -. -. -. go, se'. -"
IT, "a....- :. :. o''' So,n"sn-
m,,e Ie--,,-...., - - 49,
~ $500.
oo 0Apo'so'
sPec'e ,fom NC" 1orA' .ss' "eea' was ~4I,Soo.
The foreign importations OF New York. for the
week ending Saturday. an compared with the i'm
...,... a.. 800. ,,o.h q. ,os, >,
porsa''on' iol 'ne 'ai1o ".eA ~ io''' SNOW oe-
crease OF S9ll,o'H. Fer tne same week tine COM
parative table of exports shows q diminution of
oriv s1AAA1 This course of tb;no. n,n.t .oor I'M
e''y ~A''.. y 'e' '--"'' 'ooA 'A1'
Virginia Stock sold In New York Saturday at SO
1912.
On SATURDAY money was fa'nef easier on can IN
New YORK. First class paper SOLD at IL per cent
with few sales at TO- Very good paper sold at IS
-. 'e''
r
ooi1HA HAfhosloN-1oss % Age'-ine ooiier OF
which left Philadelphia Saturday afternoon for
with DISASTROUS effect blowing out the end the
fire box, and rendering the engine total wreck
George w. Long, formerly an engineer on the
road, but recently living in Baltimore, where he
the explosion. He sprape TO the ground. but he
-. a. h.a,, ...,doa ,h., he a;sa IN .ho~. ~.
Jonn Lyncn, the fireman, was mangled and 10
badly scaded that he did not survive many minutes
after the accident. LYNCH lived in Daupbin conn
ty where he leaves a family. Charles Miller the