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How THEY DO IRA friend writing from
Sllakopce, -" A Rice man has been up
here bullying ard staggering, offering to bet
twenty TO one, Oh Rice. We believe the
aforesaid man dares not hold property in his
own name on account of owing more than he is
worth. Query !-whcre does he get his money
to bet with e.
X" From the bogus Wall-st. Railroad Com
pany and Lake Superior spectators, to be sure
But don't bet with him. Rest the success of
our cause on its own merits---ED.
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EATON'S INSURANCE AGENCY.
Otfice on Third Street, St. Panl, with p. Murray
1onfine FIRE Insurance Company, of Ne,o Fork Cifv
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Key Stone insurance Company, Of Philadelphia;
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New i ork City
NET ACCUMULATED FUNE, $2IS,775 GA.
Policies Issued the responsible Companies on all
kinds of insurable property, by
au22-tf y. &. EATON Apept
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&. III. DREW.
Land Surveyor and Dealer in Real Estate,
Henderson, Si1iey County, NJ. T.
Red Wing Land will be kept the
accommodation of settlers. y jy1S-ly
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
lust received beautiful assortment of
81 the following kinds OF desirable SILVER WATCHES, which
offer at exceedingly low prices and mail or
otherwise the country, the receipt
the and written
Patent Detached Silver Levers. SIS % sis.
do do do Hunting Levers, rom SIS to S2S.
Fine Cylinder Silver in strong $40 O S12.
do do do in strong hunting S13 TO S16.
Also Clocks at equally low prices; descriptions
the best makers.
W. 1L!INGwORTH.
Watch Maker. jackson 9th st. Paul.
r. s. Traders and others invited give him call
purchasing elsewhere.
April 81, 1S55.-d&w
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MANUFACTURER or AND DEALER IN
An Kinds cad quality Of S1ddl, Hsssss, C60oss, Tyunks
pdAses, Whips, Fly Nett, Re.
LSO Canase Trimming, III knds repairing II
n his line with and dispatch. His shop
tfeet, between Nfnnesots and Roberts, my1-6ly
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MANSION HOUSE,
ROBINSON & SMITH, Proprretors,
Bench street, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
SMELLING HOUSE

SMELLING HOUSE.
FI>ilE Subscriber "A ui
ING HOUSE, formerly occupied by Mir. Bsel,
The house has undergone thorough repairing ,,xy
furnished, and he iattcr himself HAT he will
satisfaction all who may him Will. call.
There is good stabliny corarcied with the house.
= Btgg taken and this HOUSE. ri charge.
atSo-tf f.. A. SPRAtirE, Proprietor.
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For Sale,
Paper EIangings 8. Paper Hanger,

Mr.. \. 3. TERNILIER, 1888
In this branch business. who IS ready fill
cr The h"; STYLES persons having
paper will do their orders
VIM DAHL
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DIR. Il. SMELL.

DIR. r. SMELL.
.. o.. EXCE1lOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician of the Springfield Water
Cure, late Proprietor Eastlamp,on llyiropathc
Institution.
R. SMELL, having had long and successful practice In
~ Hydopatiy, Electro Magnetism. and Dental Surgery
would respectfully solicit the of the people of this
vicinity and the rHbc generally. Examinations of chronic
with full description given with previous
knowledge of the case, asking questions.
~ Ofice hours from o A. NJ. 10 p. NJ. 10dawtf
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BIN. BROWNING. WALTER ID. STEWART, HENRY Al LEN.
BROWNING, STEWART 4 ALLEN,
VXTHOLESALE Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, IA War
w stairs Broadway and FIRST street below
Chambers and the Irving House, New York.
n. II. ALLEN. (dec3o-6m) JOHN n. xEEIs.
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FALL RACES.
BROAD r OC K
RACES-EATT. NEE EFT.

S ING. 1855, will eommsnse
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, Oct "a Sweepstake
for all age. four mile beats four or more to make
half forfeit Closed lss S1ns with the following
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Gibbons names b. m. Ehlo, By MARI
uer. out of Cassandra, four years old.
Mr. Towles names ch. m. CordsIia Read. by Was.
Mr.. Thos q. Moore names Oh. h. Henry. bv Clan.
cos. out of Madera, four years old. - gg = =
1. Jo69 M Gar CsmRSsl d name. ne sh m Floride by Was-
Mr.: John Campbell names Oh. {. Laura spiIIman,
BY Wagner, out Of oioena, three years old.
Prince George, out OF Registers dam, seven years
MI. H. r MeGrath names sh. h. Sam Lescher. bv
Wagner, out Of a Medoc mare, four years old
Mr.. John Walsh names b. 8. Lawson, BY Wagner
out Of Min:trsps dam, seven years old.
coe, out OF Mary Morris four years old. - -s -
Mr. A. Chestham names
years DID, $500 entrance, half forfeit, two mils
he.t' closed with the following subscribers
David Mcdaniel names BY Regent, dam BY
A. Chestham and James Tally names 2. q. bv Raw.
enue dam Andrewetta. hret Ilg-,sx
Calvin Green names b. &. by Sovereign, dam Ann
THIRD Day wEDNEsDAY.-JOskey Club
FOURTH DAY THURsDAY.- Propristors
FIFTH 6AY-FRIDAY, Oct 12-A sw.sp.ssk.
eotfh1GSx
fei.-closed with the following enties:
Boure Hall name Union, by Register, dam
Lilly. -
McDsniel& Morris name Oh by Regent dam By
Steel. "a .ef s3h E = E,l9'9gIF'e-1 -
Capt John Beichsr names Mr. P. A. Prndeps br
by Childe Harold. dam by Boston iFr ~
John Campbell names oh by Glenoe. dam Emily
Speed by Wsguer,
w. ]. Shaw names C. by imported Hootou,
out Of Ellen Bateman's dam. Co. = =
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY,O Oct 13-Proprietor' d
Purse $500. three mile heats, for q hsndisap raee
free for horses only that have started In some rsce
during the week. y 80 . al7s-tz-f.'
au4 CALVIN QREEN =
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rHREE wErKs LAfER IRON cALIroRn1A

rhhEE WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Ihe steamer Star of the West has arrived at
Ne" York. With California dates to the 9th,
anu Si loo. 600 Ia gold; and $50 passengers.
Ihs Star OF The West connected with the Sierra
sesssaoa- The principal consgnees On her specie
Iast are AZ follows ;-Drexei & Co. 3220 600; Ne.
asr1pomtai a,no n Bank S16U000 Wells, Fargo. & Co.
HTlooooo; Thomas Watson and Sons $4,000; /;
"o1 ,r, so,e0O; Hecht e. Bro. Sc 600.
ne steamer Oregon sailed from San Francisco
W., .ansma on the same day that the Star of the
and the steamer Pacific on the 3D..
me clipper ship Game Cock and the Golden
Eagle. Star King and Robin Hood from New York
sno starlight K1. Carson, Meteor and Corrinua
'f9m ma bosten, had arrived at San Francisco.
- ne State and county elections were progressing
xnen s the steamer left, and the result was very
Ty 1ouosui Great political excitement prevailed -
ns hnoW Nothing party, 1t was asserted, had
o M the No mon vote In San Bernardo CO. for
S3o o0o, payable alter the election The Mormons
nave SUI votes In the county,
irsde with the interior was dull but goods ar :.
irving were taken readily.
PROVISIONS had advarcad
sales OF Mess Pork at S2a and $50 for clear :;
nam In brine at 1e 1-2 cents Bacon "a cents for
eAna clear Lard In kegs 1S cents, in tierces 40
Gsnts Butter 55 60 cents. Cheese % cents -
nams "A cents. Crushed Sugar has declined IL 1-2
cents. Domes,ics, Flour and Coffee were droop,ng
Small lots of Haxall and Galleao -four have been
sold at $l2 62 1-2 @l3 so. The wheat crop Is
considered short and of inferior quality.
The miners are doing we'll. --s
Dates from Tahita to July 22i say that the
French trgate Adventure was wrecked near New
Caledonia on the 28th of April last.
Inc oa1eS from Honolulu are to the 80 b of july
The U. 8 sloop of-war St. Mary's was to sail next
day for Society Islands.
Dates from China to the 9Th of July say that
proclamation had been issued by the Supsrinteps
dent OF Customs forbidding the expectation of
rice and other graius. :.
News had been received at San Francisco of the
successes OF the Insurgents on the Pacific coast of
Mexico. Gen. Comonfort had taken Zapa,lan by
assault Collna had surrendered, and the soldi iers
and officers of the garrison had Joined the revou.
tt i3nists Gen Comonfort had subsequently march
ed with 5000 troops to attack Guadalajara, The
city OF Zapatan was sacked after the capture, and
entirely demolished. The battle lasted but two
hours, during which 200 were killed, and az ma
wounded ON both sides
Sevent housaad men under Csballo had marched
for the city OF Mexico.
The news Of Santa Anla'a flight had reached
the COST aud already causei a contention among
the military leaders at Gusdalajara.
ADDITIONAL FQRFTCN NEWS
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DEATH OF BUFFALO CHIEF.-One of the most re.
markabie Indians of the Northwest died on the 7th
of September, the great age of about 100 years
Few visitors the bead of Lake Superior but have
been struck by the venerable and sedate appear
ance OF Ke Che. w ash. Ks or the Buffalo Chief the
head and the most able chief OF the Chippewa Ma.
ton of Iudans-alike noted for bis rare integrity
wisdom In council, power as an OF ator, and mag
nspimty as warrior. He was confined to bis
Lodge only a week by sickness, pulmonary disease,
and was buried one mile below Middle Fort with
military honors
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Rev. Ma. WEBB, the accomplished

Rev. Ma. WEBB, the accomplished
scholar and learned divine who has recently become
resident of our city. having established Female
Seminary On Church Hill, ard accepted the Keator-
ship of the Pineapple Church, presehed his first ser.
mon to that congregations ON Sunday morning last:
1t was d DISCOURSE which evinced decided ability and
good taste, and marked throughout by simplicity
Of style and chastened earnestnen. We congratu-
lsts the congregation upon the acquisition OF o
Rector who stands so high as gentleman of solid
learning, fiae acqrements, and extraordinary ener.
gy well as purity of character. Il
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sweepstske for three years old colts and flliss,
$500 eatrance 800 forfeit, two mile heats, TO which
there are nine entries. We not prepared TO say
how Eauy of this number will start, but the pre-.
sumption H. that at least two of the finest colts in
the country-Sebastopol and Carolin s--wil come to-
gether for the purse. Not than last Ok Se
bss.opol run one OF the hnest races ever made
y bs by o s. n sss sna
time, that all who ssw him seemed to be Eot only
well satisfed with his rapid turn of speed. but with
his endurance. Carolina, the other hand, has
made rase this fall. snd being untried at two
miles, will not be readily backed against her formi-
beat, NO one will deny who saw her last Spring. Az
every body and family will BIS seeking an oip2rtu-
nifty to get to the ground, we would remind them
that Wrgnt's Omnibuses will run regularly from
the st. Charles Hotel to the course and that all who
desire to do so can secure seats in it. Eear this In
mir
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DECREASE OF POPULATION Some facts are pub
lished which seem TO indicate that the States of
Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois have not Increased In
all quarters. Thus the Methodist Conference re-
Gently held at Sandusky, Ohio, shows In ifs sta
tlsslcs decrease of 355 members of the Church
In the bonds of that Conference, $40 probationers
and four local preachers, and the decrease is at
tributed to the emigration constantly going on to
Iowa, and the new Territories. A census of Peru
Illinois, just taken, also shows decrease of $50 10
the population of the last two years.
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BOILER ExPLosIoN.- A steam boiler In the Low
ell Railroad machine shop In East Cambridge ex-
ploded yesterday afternoon about one O'Clock, and
an Irishmsn named John A. Conueli acting az en- :
eineer, was fatally injured At the time of the ex-
plosion, Conne was looking into the boiler, and
got horribly scalded by the steam. He was taken
to the Massachusetts, Hospital, where he died in
great agony. He leaves a wife and two children
Boston Transcript, 27,
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STEALING A WAroH.-Henry, slave to
VIM o George, charged with Stealing watch and
chain, $500 In money, and several gold rings from
Mr. John Nowland, on the 7th of July last was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday for exsmina-
ton. Mr. Nowlaud testified that when he left his
room he closed his windows and door. and on his
return found that one of the windows had been
entered, his desk broken open, and his money,
watch and rings stolen. Some short time after
this occurrence, one of the stolen rings was found
In possession of q negro girl called Emelne, who
stated that Henry had given IL to her, but he had
been hired to the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs, he was not then arrested. Mr. Thompson
Tyler, however. was written to, and by request he
searched Henry's trunk and found the missing
ing the examination was adjourned until this NOR
ming, and the accused committed to prison.
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= CoLuMBIAN HorEL.-For the want Of

COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-For the want Of
ethng better to talk about some idle gossiphas
put In circulation report that the yellow fever s
as we have been enabled to learn, there Il not a
single case of fever In Richmond. The Columbian
10 now In most excellef hands, and a. Mr. Porter
has engaged the services of Thompson Tyler to
superintend the culinary department, the travel.
ling public win find II delightful feeding plsss to
stop at. - --------- -. N...e..afz
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COMFORTABLE SuM.-The Earl of Carysfort
has applied to the Irish Court of Chancery draw
out 600 which had accumulated during the
latter part of the life of the deceased PEER he hav.
ing been for several years q lunatic.
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POPULATION OF New BEDFoRD.-The population
of New B Bedford is ascertsiued to be 81. 39i. The
population in 1850 was 16 AL and in 1852 il l8
048; showing increase In FIVE years CT $3.50, and
an increase since 1852 of ASS.
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SIGNOR @. GEORGE. Pnorys-i

&H22R soR OF Music most respectfully announces
RS9Xk toithe citizens Of Richmond that he IL pre-.
u pared to make ensasem ents with psfents or
pnpils for instruction in Music the PIANO
FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
sIGNoR GEORGE puTsues the Solfeggi system of
vocaiizstion, deemed the only perfect mode, and
uses the Instruction Books of LsbIauche r. Cooke.
Crevelii, and Signor Borra late Of this eity, q
r. Orden may be left at the Book and Piano
Forte store Of Memrs. James Woodhouse & Co., IS0s
Main st. ,ssteg3 So 15--ly :
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REMOVAL.-Ihe Nnhscriher

N ie,psettully informs his friend. and th.
i,o ie generally that he has taken the
kgss., slo'e no: lSS, corner of Main and 10Th
shss n.. well known a. "Allen's Arbour.s
ts. h os found large assortment OF every ar.
VI sl ssadiery establishment; eli Of which h.
ia tT i'"' JOSEPH II. CoLQUITT,
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sAdvsrtisements publishsd until forbid, gin BE-
insertion. ana IS ssnts ?or sssh sontinaanes So.
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ELECTION OF CLERx.--Tho Countv r.

& ELECTION OF CLKRK.-The County Court
of Hsnrico has appointed the 9th of xNovember
next, for the election of Clerk 70 hfi Ii eva.
caucy created by the resignation oi Mr.. jas Eilstt.
The Office 10 the most important one within theRiit
bIs person may be selected TO fil Il, though We
greatly fear that Me- Elletts place Garnet b mp-
al
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SANTA ANNA Havana letter of 22d ult, saws
The ex President Santa Anna left Nuavitas last
week on the British West Indies mail steamer Der.
went, for ST. Thomas-the captain finding the
weather pleasant, assumed the responsibility of a
deviation from his route.
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Rev u, Stewart late Of Emanuel Church, New
port, q: l., has received aud sccsptsd eail 90 OF
Faups Church. King George county, Va
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] FIFTY DOLL A Rs RE-

~ AINSLIE, BOWEN q POW
~ Ell L--CARRIAGE MANUFACTU-
GtsS CROSS ST, ABOVE THE BANKS.-The
.l0crb7n have on hand at this time, q very supe
lsl OK of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYs. BCG-
'i's Gr. Of their own msnufacturs, which they
- selling vsrs low.
Separng executed in the best manner, and on the
&osi reasonable terms. SO I3-1m*
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THEArRE.-An attractive bill is presented
at the theatre tonight, and we'll adapted 70 the
talents of the new company. Those who are fond
means. AE4 zf 5.gA 4ssE1
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A II 3ss5FI NOTICE.-TO
HnH H.ss;5 HK-yNxx - PASSENGERS ON rHE
sSE eVMp m AND DANVlLLE, AND SOUTH.
SsNufnrh, nrh,iLhoAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
IsN' " LIE Or LYNCHBURG: ~
On L A Il + A STl BREAK FASTIi
>. AaPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT,
.ns subscriber 10 now prepared 10 taTni.b .ha
JTa JT'is a1iiS. with BREAKFAST, at the Junctin,
n., i%na ana Danville and south.side Rail.
~ i. edfstsly on their arrival on the csrs
----i SAk'L D. BURKE
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~ FALL IMPOk- @.a
20 TATION-LAEG T. 6 e ssSEa ekA
AE STOCK OF GUNS. ss-saEs u

Uys-I.m nov opening ldrse variety OF SIM
eIE AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, Of superior
aIso-A splendid variety Of Powder Flasks of
DiIau. make; Shot Belts ard Pouches, OF the most
,,o,oc,d .tyies: fine Game Bsgs; Wsd Cutters; Dog
I,I, ard Collars; Ely's waterproof Central Fire
c,p; Wash Rods, complete; Gun Wsds &c.
TsO-Colt's Repeating PISTOLS, AlleD's Re-
yoIgsrs, and every description of Pistol now in use.
Gpn, stocked and repaired with neatness and dig
path. JAMS WALSH;
,s'2-Im
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Cry C0UNoIL.-A called meeting of the
Council was held at tho Chamb arlain's Office ves
terday afternoon, Messrs Mills, Saunders. Ayres,
Cruscbfeld, Sinton, Stearns, Talbot, Butler and
Snesd being present
York RIVER RAILRoAD.-The President stated
the object OF the meeting to be- to hear a proposi-
ton from the President of the York River Rail.
road Company, and, on motion, that gentleman
was allowed to address the Board
MIR Alexander Dudley stated that bis COMPANY
had purchased of the city certain parcel of land
bounde1 by Cary aud Water and 22d and e5.h
streets, as site for depot, and had paid $40 600
Ia cash OF the purchase money. He now desired
credit on the balance of the debt to enable his
company to carry on their work
In furtherauce of this object, the following
resolution was offered and adopted:
Resolved, That the Council extend TO the R,ch
mond and York River Railroad Company. upon
the payment of 81 600 cash, together with the In.
terest now due, credit of ten years upon the bal
aDce due the city OF Richmond. bearing interest
payable semi. annually on the first days ofJanuary
and July.
DECREAsING EXPENsE.-On motion of Mr. Saun-
ders an ordinance was adopted repeating so much
of the Quarantine Ordinance as appoints quar-.
antine officer. So that the office herstofore filled
by Mr. Robert Rankin Is from and after this date
dispensed with
The Couocil then adjourned
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OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRIcEs.-In Boston, on
Thursday last, meeting of citizens was he Id at Fa-
ueuil Hall to consider some remedy for the present
high prices imposed upon the people BY dealers in
statistics Of the profits made out Of the million we're
given Samples of losvss of bread were shown cost.
ing cents and weighing ounces upon which bakers
make SO per cent. Shoes were exhibited the price
OF which g. which cost 81 25 and OF hers at Si
cents which cost 40 cents Steps were taken 10 make
coubination among the people to resist these high
prices
In Wilmington, N c., the assizs of bread has been
liked a. follows for ten cent ioaves: when -four ID
Us, the losves shall weigh So ouuees when from 81
to &8, 80 ouncef from e8 to g. % ounces; from e9
to $l0 % ounces; from $40 to SlI q ounces; from
$ll to Sl2 l3 ounces. Five cent loaves IL, In all
cases, being half the size of ten cent loaves
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10 GENTLEMEN.-My stock of

wssr ehoe' and Caters, for eentlemen's
.pv . as good az eau usually be found In
nspu., io,o one establishment. / receive regular
aias na.. UI me best Northern manufacturers, of
seEl.v ,Gasaonsbie styles; and In addition, are
tsc,rri ,nH sAng ali kinds, suited to the season,
.l.o MI asiortmeLt always very complete. l
beng q, ~ ofdsr anything that may be want.
%sly H9ots and Shoes, as any other dealer In
asnen are invited to give me a trial.
as JNO. C PAGE, JR,
No IS Market Bridge
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a TIE MPT TO Madison
Enroughey, young man about twenty wears Of
age was arraigued before the county court OF Heps
.co yenerdsy morning and examined. on the
i1moeriake while asleep In his bed, on the pjeht
OF the 18th OF September. Mr. Timberlaks. who
nao partially recovered from bis wounds was
sworn and testified to the following facts:
On luesoay night when returned from the
marsh, found the prisoner and several other per.
sons at my grocery. After tbs others left / asked
Ha1ison II he was going home, which vas ahout
one mile aud half from there. He said he be.
ieved he would stay all night, and az be had done
so before, I thought nothing of It. When GOT
ready to retire, J. told him to go to bed which he
did, and We slept together. Between the hours Of
IL and l2 O'Clock l received stab Ia nv rjsht
o.east which awoke me. then found that be was
sls'.ng m upon me- and that my feet were tied. When
ne sspoed me the second time in the same place /
asked MIN II he intended to kill me, but received
no reply. Supposing that was to be killed. cried
murder once or twice, and began to scuffis with
nun ne continuing to stab me: In the scuffis got
my feet loose, and caught his thumb In my teeth at
the same time getting hold of theinife and break
Ing the blade. Finding himselffoiIed, the prisoner
attempted to get away and said be would run. If
ne was not afraid would make my hounds, then
iylng ai the door. catch and kill him. told him If
ne attempted to run would put the dogs on him.
BY this imei got him by the coler and held 10 hin,
until one of my fathers negro bovs who vss ou,
cutting wood heard my cries and came to INV assis.
lance. ne prisoner then gave up, and told me to
KIN or hang him 1t felt disposed to do 10. He
knew that had $40 or SIS In money, In another
room, ana have no doubt intended to kilI me n
order to get IT, He saw me receive 90 from San,
Clarke that night. Prisoner was perfectly sober
did not see him take drink that night. We had
never had any Misunderstanding. He had stsid
all night with me before. ''e'A
Leonard Timberlake, Nathan Darby. and Samuel
Clarke heard the prisoner say that be- stabbed VIZ,
Timberlake, and that he was sorry for ii: He could
assign no reason for bis conduct. o01'~
DR.. Archer dressed the wounds, eight or nine Ia
flesh wounds apparently Inflicted bv the srnaii
blade Of knife WV 'Hil
The court, at the conclusion of the evidence re-.
manded the prisoner for final trial at the next
term OF the circuit court of Henrco, which sits in
the State court house on the 25tb inst. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-02
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