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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-08

To w Washington, S5ot
Baltimore. 600
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
tn Potomac River, is undergoing relay, and half
of it being already completed with edge rail of
peror quality, and more than million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported this route, it is hoped and believed
that no will be induced by the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement the signature OF
g II d. Whitcomb, Supt," to select the longer
and circuious route, referred to therein. The
R. & F. P. r. r. has been in operation for twenty-five
years. and in all that time ger has either beef
killed oEGTppled by accidents from snake heads
otherwf which is without parallel in the history Of
| railroads In this country.
s. RUTH
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MEDICINES !
~
EsTEsKr ONE SAYS IT -'--1---~..
- THAT POLLARps


sTmuKT ONE SAYS IT1-----~-
Aa TsR HEuN.r -
Is the incest and most es,. nNf 'ic In,
ZIG ~ diseases Of man ara s,.sInsdY kr H.
rTEpiIcanie, that has ever r. 20 Which f.ass
-, &c must be some truth n 9aHerea 10 4.
H. ny are increduIoas. ths, at e-sry !. nv
s. 'n,uiness Of the above IL san be e5z,s ~
s,oIe "a me eity whore the eaiiler a.
III pure hasng the article xS;ah article j. y "a
Pr;rs ss auee'1ons to insure sucess.as nut IL ss.i
:, z so o. 2, 5y PuRCELL, LADD 4 81 ri
BfENNETF BEERS. p snfg.s ADig n.
DUVAL Il NORTON D JOHNSTON os4l
Shockoe Hill o. THOMAS 81
MES. A. b. DAVIS h,1;rSs
ELIxTR ~ - prepared to farss.hr etarnes
to suit. There 1. % and retail desIer, a-' COT
paration and ;,s nonlins Of quscisry ~, - iaasss
huhaeer OF citizens of Richnnond -. 'es:sd ~ p
Ishee and superiority as a couyh - = Place i, ~
- ~. eia doant. In proof of ~. s.he ssysrs Z
sion. S''tA'icstes now IN S..-'cas,
For sale BY Mrs. A. B.Daws '''s
E"1' Dovsi, Paterson & jackson fSeaaet. 4.
. .eol, a. eodeker aud Charles = y. ,s,r
TRUE TURF OIL.-F.. ,,, I.is
every description, on Man at Oid ser.-~
'p9olliu' equal TO an ounce OF anT -- oeas U.-
BY shd Spralns, Ulcers aud fsIa's'sa ~
Earn snS T Itsss and Chlblans, Fyssb- sts. \
TIE Nails, InhaIned Breasts 1,is-es v osh5, :
nsek, o"eIled Legs and Stianess ~ AL Ialaea
colds. 1 N0 damage from en-.
Applied to Burns at once ;.,.
fnce 81 and Is cents bo,,Ia ave. 20 scar.
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SALMON,s PATENT GRAIN AM

8 ksALMON,s PATENT GRAIN AND
= GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This machine
wasinvepted and patented by B. Salmon of Illinois,
and wherever 1t has been exhibited, has taken pre-
cedence of all others, for cleaning Grain and Grass
Seeds
The first Silver Medal was awarded TO the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York and the first prize
the New York State Fair in 1882 1t has been dopt-
ed by the Richmond city millers, who recommend
the best machine known for separating cookies and
other Impurities from wheat. 1t will separate Gny
two seeds of different size weight, is simpls in its
construction aud easily kept in order. 1t is peculiar
ly adapted farmers uses it requires bnt little
power to work it, and cleans grain perfectly than
any machine now in use.
1tcan be furnished at the following prices, viz
For Farmers Machine that will clean Is 80 bush
els per Observation-Disclosures. $50
For Farmers Machine that will clean 80 to so
bushels per hour IS
For a Farmers Machine (arranssd for horse
power) that will clean so bushels per hour. &c
For Ml!ers Machine that will clean 80 to 50
bushels per hour Observation-Disclosures IS
For Miller's Machine that will clean so to IS
bushels per hour. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. leo
For q Millers Machine that viii clean l25 to $50
bushels per hour. $50
For Mllers Machine that will clean $50 to 200
bushels per hour. ................. 200
Address RO. Nj. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmond Va
N. B. County Rights will be sold on reasons BILE
IA
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HASRToS CELEBRATED PICK LES 0nd
eAGCES-A full assortment for sale At manu-.
noe PRICES SELDEN l. MILLER
=. Corner Pearl and Cary streets ;
MlTHFlELD APPLE M NNV--
e a''icic, just landed and for sale by
nos SELDEN L. MILLER
=. Corner Pearl and Cary streets
W ..S;I TO HOUSEK EEPERS.-
anS o. Ine and labor, by the use of PICOTss csls.
n nsated VIRGINIA. MAGIC WASHING FIUID Id.
TO every one, and be appreciated nv al S sia
iact 70 all who have tested this
.nsy never rsnquish the of t and say tbsy
s.eat reputation 1t has acquired has produced many
niifstions of it. So be your guard and
hs Me aeruine srticle, which 4 prepared onIy
0M OF plTTE6 ALMOND9.-.11 R.,-
TIES "r ssis By nos BENNETT 4 BEERS.
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NOTICE.-I have Ina nsy pOeees.i-,. - 7,-I1
II Watch and Chain, which tho owner rsr 49,.
ediiins on me and paying for the advertisement.
oests wright Agent r. IP.RR ~
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TlDlSGS FROM CHFST1l; y R,,eS!hnrnota, \,

Messrs Dore Co.. Richuo,S ~ Aas Ia
moles was turned loose in the ..ab, ial, sae !,
pssyins about with other mules. rsp an !sis; y.
OF ms whoie body against large si. WIN he
Sana ,,'nset on the thigh or ha" .o o. sheet u
the wound Wss an of f. sSeb and half to two ae
would never be of any service ~ 'I Is to Eappos
notice OF the Turf Oil in the pSper' ' sss'a Sea,
app1eo II at once to the cut. and ~ H0eales q
weeks he was perfectly wei and =. N about is,
made. '"a Where the ~, -
this neighborhood, which bsve INJURIES TO sa,s /,
Turf Oil, and, If of any benefit to ven cured syn
you many certificates. The whole W -, can Pa,
Is the quickest healing remedy the oo'hoat ~
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=. - GRE At NORTHEKN

r.. - G X Z A T NOKfHEKN
LII hz..ssssssssssssszgAND SOUTHERN ROUTE
sx FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE DAI-
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,l BETWEEN
RICHMOND BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Oyer the Richmond FredeTicks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, TO the Potomac River,
seventy-fve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-tive mlles-in
all 1870 miles in seven hours being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, 81 A. ~ and y r M and bag
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York
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MORE NEW FALL AND WINTER
vi GOODS.--J. L NJ. ROSENBAUM having re-
ceived by the latest arrivals their second supply OF
Fall and Winter Goods, are now prepared to show
one the bandsoest and most extensive assortments
they have had the pleasure of doing heretofore
Their stock consisting IN part of Silks and Ladies'
Dress Goods in greatest variety Ribbons Laces and
Embroideries; Shawls, Scsrfs and Handkerchefs;
Cloth Cassmeres and Tweeds: Flannes and Blankets;
Linen Goods aud Domestics of all descriptions
They respectfully invite strangers and citizens to
call and examine their stock, 1879 Broad street.
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A IKE YOU sICkf--If you are. DON'T take
regular physician. -
DT. ROSES celebrated Family Medicine are the
result OF thirty years practice in Philadelphia His
wei tested and approved by hundreds of phvscians
sna thousands OF patients remedy for each dis
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QSnl BAGS BEST PERUVIAN ga ANs1
cCUU landing and for sale Ut reasonable rates for
cash.
Oc &-2aw2w. Il w. FRY & SONS
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NOTICE.-AH persons having claims

MOTT E.-AE persons having claims
/ against the estate of DR.. p. Claiborne Gooch, de-
ceased will please present them properly authent-
Gated TO Arthur r. Gooch the undersigned for set
Element. Those indebted will make payment to the
same. COMMUNICATE through the Post office. Per
sons having books surgical instruments or other art
Giles belonging TO the deceased in their possession,
viii please return them III the same way.
NJ. X. r. GOOCH,
nc f7-2aw1m Adm'x of P G.. Gooeh, decd.
VALUABLE PRIVATE Dwell
Es; LING ONFRANKLIS STREET, FOR SALE.
- The subscriber offers for sale privately, that
very desirable residence, situated vt the corner o.
Franklin and Jefferson streets snd at present occu
pied bv DIR. Robert Archer
The lot has front of a3 feet upon Franklin street
and runs back 1870 feet 20 feet ally For psrticu
lars as TO terms, &C., apply to GODDiN APPER
SON or TO thes undersigned at the Bank Of Virginia.
&c R-2awInl WIN. T. TAYLOR.
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COAL AND COKE


L,AMlLY GROCEKIES.--The sabsc riber
has just opened, at tho corner Of Main and 9Th sts
{B. L. s. Jones' old stand,) choice assortment OF
Family Groceries consisting in part Of the following
articles: Family Flour; Mountain Roll and Goshen
Keg Butter. extra fine; Choice Teas; best Old Java
Coffee; Loaf and Crushed Sugars, Coffee Sugar; also,
low priced Sugar and Coffee, choice old and new Bs-
con Hams; with general assortment of Groceries;
which has been purchased for the cash, and will be
sold low for tho same, or TO punctual customer
oc 29---lms RIO. III. JARVIS.
r. ST. shall also keep constantly on hand, Meal,
Corn, Data and Wheat Ofsl; such Ship Stun
Brown Stuff; Bran. &c. X II. :.
NTOTICE.-TO THE CKHOLDERs
IN or THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAlLROAp
COMPANY annual meeting OF the Stoekhoid
es of this Company viii be held in the city OF kich
mond ON the sth day of November, 1855.
r. The attention Of the Stockholders u called 70
the following resolution, adopted at their last annaa
meeting
Resolved. That proxy given more than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting OF the stoekhole
es u this Company shall be valid.h
80. ]. oARRETT, Treasurer.
o"sssR isSmona, ocs q, i5ss" sss-oN
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e. FOX RENT OR LElsE-That con-
Es: venenty arranged and centrally located build
A2.A ing situated on the N f. corner of Broad and
18th SITS, diagonally opposite the City Court house
and in view ofthe Capitol. For professional men it
combines every convenience, having Offices detached,
ard also In the main building the interior of which is
OF modern construction with two parlors, handsome
marble mantlepieces, &c. Possession of the two de-
tached offices can be given at once aud of the entire
the present term expires though
ment may be made to give possession earlier or
later date, as am informed by the present occupant.
Mr.. VIM. Brent, (of the firm of Gretter 4 Brent who
will take pleasure in showing the premises any one
DESTROYS of viewing them
Apply TO either of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond; or
to PM TABB, Jr,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard decd
TIT Blandon Henrico county Va
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THIRD ANNUAL STATE FAIR

IA THIRD ANNUAL STATE FAIR
Ia OF VlRGINIA.-OCTOBER SlsT, 1850
W. The subscriber would respectfully call the at
Ia. tention of all persons who intend visiting the
Fair onsthe 3st nst the largest stock of Fall and
Winter Superior Ready Made Clothing that he has
ever purchased. From the heavy trade which he had
during the last Fair, he induced to increase his
stock very largely and reduce the price, for cash. to
the very lowest figure. His stock embraces Dress
Suits Business Suits, Over Coats, Shawls &c, of
stock of Furnishing Goods is large embracing every
article kept in clothing and furnishing house. All
in want of the best made clothing, at unusually low
nrces will call on J. D. GOODMAN,
oc % No 1874 Main ST., opposite Eagle square.
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ALL IN WANT OF MONEY. TAKEN0

FOR SALE..-Ten shares HOme,Iead
L Building Fund Association Stock-This is one Of
credit will be given if required Apply at this Office
Cots "
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IACkSON'S BITTERS,-Ylorep rool
- their virtue.-Read the following tes,iRon. y
to the proprietor upnsked, and who NAV be ,s,
any one who desires TO use this article:
,,,, RICHMOND, Oct: H. iiR
Dear Sr-l cannot refrain from e1pr...r, :, >,
the value which have placed uron your Bt;sr "a
the fact that have been restored BY their ma :, :
accustomed health and vigor was attacked s,.,
months ago with Oarrh0s, which confined =,
CREST obstinacy caused, as was told. by the rrsr.
action of the liver. suffered severely for ,'1
time. | was advised to take your Btters whl.5 4,
regularly and steadily for some time and By ,b,,, !,
| gradually recovered my health and strength
"Yours, very respectfully.
a. C. wslaroy
'At Jas. Walsfs Gun Store Mans
They may be found at Paterson Jackson, "A
ley l. Robinson's VIM. F. Noers, f. J. Picor, 4 a
dekers, 8. NJ. Zachrissons, Chas nllsparl4, "a
nett Beers and Alex. Duvsls Druggists, R.thao.
Va.
All orders promptly attended to. n1
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t'ENDT

II EssNE
have n
supply Of
Circle, LrI
s ~, plain
dry
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DAYNE q MAYO, Ancti0neers, tOfice
Il in Goddin's Hall, Bank street,) will sell all
kinds of Real and Personal Estate. at Auction and
Private Sale the most satisfactory terms, and will
make liberal advances on sales.
eE- ABEL U. MAYO Notary Public for the city
of Richmond and county of Henrco.
JOHN Il. d. PAYNE. ABEL U. MAYO.
ae
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Mss FOX RENT--And possession given
Ea:: on the 18th of October after two Rooms
&a'-S one very large with six large windows and one
small with one window, at present occupied as Print
ing Oce and suitable for most any business requiring
light, with two entrances and all water CONVENE
on the same floor. To good tenant, rent moderate
Apply to VIM H. CLEMMITT.
&C It's Corner Main and 18th streets
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LIIfi.J

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Vi 4 & 4
awarded d
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SIX Hi
ZEN De
PRICES.-
stock ofG|
Tor sale id
Crates EN-
such a. "a
with beaul|
10 match.
Town aud
hny pscA
WI be SUI
Tue usual 4
at my Bell
and 9th str|
! have I'd
NC, of my
STrEA1
- CARS
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gssed In III
STEAM II
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Tobacco n
Al DESC
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geeenwelt Springs Correspondence,
gpssswstt syy,ses, sspt 81. vi

gnHsswHLL sps,res, SEPT Sd, $50.
CeM#T been over to the Free
State, pleased to find that Jones, will
receive very hsavy vote there, for
President. Pleased TO find the peo-
pie SO we'll posted in reference to the
Eastern question they have abun.
denee Of sympathy for the Greeks,
and are aware Of the fact that Hevasto-
pol is not yet taken. Crossed the riv-
er att Burlipgton--a great place is
Burlington, although bailey" refused
to put in his map. People here At
Greenwell are doing well~-amusipg
themselves ms people may, when they
make up thsir mind 10 1t. The ladies
however (dear ereatures) fear, do
not enjoy themselves much, for fash.
ion has invaded The green woods and
folly is the worshiped goddess. Sup.
pose you know how the femihines do,
down At Camden, and over 10 that
ligbtheaded place in the Bay State,
they call Saratoga No lady must be
seen twice the same day, With the same
dress on Not exactly 80 here, but
the ladies dress three and four times q
day. which q speak on the authority
Of othsrs) must take at least one undi.
vided half Of their time. We're / pro.
prietor here, | would interdiet the Ia.
dy's book, with its Paris ponsensiesli-
ties, which are scarcely fl for the city.
and ought never be permitted to In
wade the saneity Of the green wood.
An event just happsned--gentle-
man from Africa, fsbipg-Mr. Pleas.
ant Prenderpast, fell over--about TO
drown, small boy jumped after him
caught him by legs-about 10 drown
also-your fsllow.townsmen 8. Hen.
derson, plupges after both drags
small boy oft, but Pleasant browns
sir; dead as herring, "herripg that
is read Alarm spread---a jury gath
ered--not a eoroners quest jury--but
one to say TO the public "the gentle.
man from Africa, IL drown--drowped
not by The water going 10 him, but be
going to the yater. After consulta-
ton, agreed to try and bring him too !;
no harm to try, rolled him on q bar.
rel, give him emeties-~tried bellowses
and 10 and behold, the flown spirit
came back to the eolored individual
and he Is now 10 be the bearer Of this
despatch, from your regular oorrespon-
dent. JfNGO.
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EB- The Gaxette's Havana corr,

E-The Gazette's Havana cores
pondensin his epistle Of the 23d ult.,
laments, that Genl. Scott, did not
whilst in Mexico, cover the whole
country with the flag Of this Union
lie says: had such an event taken
place, much trouble would have been
saved the countryside scions of the
Aztec and the spaniard--and the le.
ultimate spanish trace Of Cuba.' This
is an event, already conceived in the
woumb Of time; quarter century,
will bring it forth.
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DsAa Comsr t==
| know not whether IL has attrac-
ted your attention az one Of the facts
Of the day, but 1t Is 30, nevertheless !;
and | defy any ono TO gainsay the
truth. Nearly every office holder In
the government, from Maine TO Lofts
lana, has left bis post, to make war on
Know Nothing. or Native American.
ism ; leaving their duties TO devolve
on irresponsible employees and clerks.
And here the fact Ia apparent, that
Salaries are not only sufficient for
eleetioneering purposes, but ample TO
employ others, to do the duties. expec.
ted by the people, at the hand Of
those whom they have selected--not
for dumb show, but for service
High Salaries--since Il Is no Aonor
to hold Office. IL the cause Of 50
much madness and folly. issuing from
the throats, Of "shangbae's;' and the
Residential campaign, will show the
fruit Of melting adopted citizens, who
are better than the natives who play
upon them) against native born citi.
zens, because, they have said, I'VE
will try and stop, the floating in upon
us from the East, Of the scum Of the
cath. There is no war on adopted
citizens---no prescription on account
Of religious opinion, save against those
who prescribe us, and acknowledge
the authority Of very weak old man
in Italy, as Goods Vicar General on
Earth Such doctrine can never
pervail on this side Of Jordan, and
now is the time for it to be made
known; for Il few years Of peace, 10
land Of liberty las thank God ours
is yeti may put it beyond our control
to maintain the position, that there
is no power on earth, superior to our
own constitution and the laws adopted
by our own citizens.
I am a Democrat. and believe that
Democratic principles, need no champ
ions to battle for them +; they are fix
cd in the foundation Of government
If Native Americans, cannot hold
the " balance Of power so long held
by erotic democrats then let the
beautiful Fabric be dashed to pieces,
by the motely mob. If Know Moth
ingism, is erraneus it will soon fall
harmless to the ground, and it would
look well, for Office holders, 10 leave it
to Office seekers, to rcvile and vilify,
those who may be deluded in the hon.
est belief, that change in the satur-
alization laws, is imperitively deman-
ded. ! am Sir, one Of the 80 call
ed BOGUS AMERICANS.
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CoLonEp MfLiTtA.---A number Of
colored men Of Boston, who had or
ganized the name Of !" Massasoit
Guards" with the intention Of FORM
ing and appearing as a military corps,
recently applied to the Comander.in-
Chief for loan Of Massachusetts, State
arms, and received notice that their
application was refused.
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GRzAr! CEops AT THE WEsr.-A
correspondent Of the New York Post,
writing f'om louisville, KY, gives .
CLOWN description Of the cereal crops
in that rIgon. He says:
you need not be disturbed by the
horrif titles Of the injury from the rain
to the wheat. It suffered some, in
places, put not "aea bite. " The
oats stasd or stood in duplicate Or tn
plieate Of ordinary years. The hay
was epnbidersoly injured, but what an
autumniof pasturage is close at hand.
The coin fields Of Ohio and Indian
may beSesteemed by tons, but cannot
be meassred BY bushels. You may
send JUL a tremendous shout Of Halle
lujah fof the Great West this year. It
will feed all Europe, and the city Of
New; YPrk in the bargain, and have
whole drop left behind, that the rail-
roads can't carry to market,
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Sunday in Cincinnati. =

Sunday in Cincinnati. - In Gin
cinnati, Sunday the Goth, German
theatre, giving Sunday Concerts, I"
was suddenly entered by detachment
Of the police, and ten performers and
musicians were hurried off to police
rendezvous. Some Of the audience
tainted.
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day night last, as all true time pieces
In this immaculate city. we're about to
strike the last hour Of that day, out
Of the catalogue Of living things, there
was q spasmodioe cry Of fire - that
awoke Third Street to realize the i'm
portant fact that one Of the most
hoary headed buildings--grey, and
moss grown With age, was absolutely
passing out Of existence (as all things
must sooner or later In smoke. When
We awoke and threw back the window,
The full blase came pouring in. reflect
ing, such a beautiful full length of Our
owl, person on the back wall, we were
forced TO pause a moment In mute ad-
miration and then the thought fitted
askanee our undisturbed sensW'ian,---
what a picture that would make for
tivipgston's Law Magazine Of" dis-
Hnguishea living Americans F.! With.
out unnecessary haste. we were eneeas-
ed In the several conventional articles
Of dry goods, which civilized society
demands thai each man wear" and
In 4 few moments after found oursels
entsSgeled in lot Of house furnishing
goods tin and croekery ware at Deals
end Of Third Street. (This IL the
first local item Of interest Ia the dog
days and our readers, must bear with
us, Until we make The most Of it.)
ladies Moving il all directions.
many Of them terribly frightened to
which we had a few words 10 say, In
way Of alignment: such as slender used
TO Nan Page about the bears I the
town. Next place we found ourself
coming down narrow pair Of back
stairs with huge trunk, with one at
tho other end Of the same, TO stay it,
by whom we were more than willing
to be led--trunk safely deposited
glory enough, for one night adventure
The FIRE IL seems originated III the
jewelry store Of Mr.. Ribereau,oonsum.
ed The same without iusurance--took
A. Rogers Paint Shop with 5000 In
surance, and Mrs. Williams, Military
with 5000. The principal loss ID by
Mr.. Ribereau, which though small was
all he had. The loss Of the buildings
Is decided gain to that part Of town.
The engines were out, and though the
energetic action Of the iiremen, the
flames were extinguished. Who are
these men, Why, those who are
found with their coats off In any and
every emergency--men with large
hearts, aud souls not locked up. to tho
suffering and distress ofothers. Such
men need no public eulogy. The con.
ciousness Of doing their duty" as citi-
Gems, IL sufficient reward for them
And here may We not say u word for
our colored population, who strive with
one other to carry off the palm ofglory
In usefulness. They rush TO the breaks
and voluntarily throw themselves in
The way Of danger this too. with an
song, that makes midnight
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