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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-07

His blessing # He thought them unworthy Of
It. sit secondly the cultivation Of that pro.
foundly intense American feelingi" If so 1
have yet 10 learn that Americans have ceased
to love america and that the American Partyn
alone have the astuteness to teach US how to
love our country. 80
Is it thirdly the r:sintenance of the union of
these United States as the paramount political
good 2" If SO, why should they have split upon
sectional question, and how can YOU side with
b 'th sections?
As their resolutions are lengthy, and would
consume time to take them up seriatim I will
weary your patience little further by alludinp
to those only that you have singled out. Your
first allusivn is to the convention system, and.
from its apparently incongruous elements YOU
seem to expect no good Why sir, If it never
had effected any other good than the no,nina.
ton of Franklin Pierce, think that The South
and the whole country should approve of ii, and,
until better method is suggested, should ex.
pct good results from it. II is time honored
usage, and one that gives all the chance of ex.
pressing their views and reconciling difference.
1t is a common altar where the parties both
North and South can meet and exchange friendly
sentiments, and, laying aside sectional differ
ences, may sclccr their rulers with view to Tie
good of the whole, and pledge their Ealty to
the constitution and laws In their resolution
touching this subject, YOU may possibly SEQ an
aim that points back to the ."purer dhys. of.ti,e
Republic" l only see in this, ms III al tof ttfefr
Vaccinations, the da,k shadowings Of an ap-
proachrg Reign of Terror" and faction, and
in none Of their special,ies do see anything
that portends good.
Their 18th article, from which. you seefl to
hope much, but do not expect n. great deal, was
put there as IA gull trap to catch Southern men, ,
and you are well aware that it acted as fire.
brand and caused disruption between the
Northern and Southern members, thereby de.
feating the nationality of the party. Now sir,
viewing it as whole, and keeping ip mind that
it expects to rise on the ruins of the. Southern
Democracy, what can you expect or hope frpm
it9 '.". "'- ..
Believe me. it is one Of those stupendous po
litica tricks which cunning politicians have got.
ten up IN darkness for party ends, but which
believe, carries with it the elements of its own
destruction.
Allow me to make one more appeal TO you
and have done.
How can you approve Of that PLATFORM, con:
tanning as it does, opposition to Foreigners; au,
"al,olics3 You were born upon tie sui ID
South Carolina, and in my own native home;
Camden and you know sir. As well as I. tha
the most valued ornament that adorns that olu
town is the monument Of Baron DeKalh. Ii
German by BIRTH" who fell covered with wound.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-07

II the author of the obituary notice signed 3D."
will call at our office, the reason will bc given why
said notice docs not appear
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-07

The CRoPs.- The season continues very ia
vorable. From all parts Of the District, and
in fact. frcm all parts of the country, we hear
most cheering news of the Corn crop.
In this District, and in those contiguous 10 it
as well as in the counties adjoining Us in North
Carolina, We learn that wheat has tur,,ed .ou'
well, but farmers are so very busy with tlI;'
growing crop, they cannot spare the time to
thrash it, the consequence ia. -four is scarce here.
Cotton is not represented so favorably; tn"
rains which have proved so beneficial to corn,
have injured and retarded the growth; but the
warm sun of August may yet bring it out
Farmers in some portions Of the district are
needing rain at this time, but generally none are
suffering. The excessive heat Of the past three
"r four days II no douot be terminated by CO.
plouS showers.
P. S. We are having fine rain this WED
nosIay) morning - Lancaster Ledger.
Drorenrs, CROPS, &C. We have no change
to notice since our last. We are still without
rain and the prospects for bread are becoming
daily more alarming, in our District In so,r'
sections, We learn the corn crop i>'aimo>t entire
ly destroyed while in Others, there cannot II
half crop he made. We believe the drought t"
be general in our District, rs far as we learn.
The cotton crop will also be short.
Sumter Watchn,an.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL Colmsnels. Wash
II gton; w A Caldwell and lady, Z Ell Henning, ID
Shotwell, A solomon, T Trspple. w Avis, N
c Dejarnstte, Caroline: w } Cabe'l. Amherst; R
McChssney, Roanoke; ID Holt. Halifax; w Car.
tsr, Petsbg MajA Wooldridse. Wn Parrow, Va; w
Ii Briggs. Sussex; w Parker, Richmond; DR. War.
ren, DR. j Burton and daus inter-, q Holiness N G; $ D
Ellis Bait; Greene, G; g u Gordon and lady,
Als1sRd5 III P9Ils,d a King wi'Is% NC Tsa
over; J r Wood. Texas; } s Livin aston. Mss Liv-
ingston. Livingston, Fla; II Beals and lady, Miss
CoLUMBiAN HOTEL-w Park. II w Carpen-
Anelia j W Warner, w NJ Warner, Powhatan;
Green, Hslifax w C Terry, C Auck. A Wemaes,
Pirtsglvania T q Daniel, Prince George; Webster,
GER Carone;J Dupres. g W Williams D Hunt
Mitchell. g Lambert, d w Rose, Richmond;
w fountain, King VIM Rankin Ship
Balt w Elliott. Charlottesville; o A Ballou, G c
3alisu. Rhode Maude; C E Cook, w Cook, Boston;
" HaTmsn. F Woqs, D Mse.sssr char, n
A Bsrrister, N Y; J E Booker P 5 Jeter Amelis; }
q Martin, V Miller, Miss Miller. Miss Miller.
Washington; s Fl Wilson. Baltic; M Clements,
Andrews Amee; & 5 Jackson, w Il Irving N G;
vile; 3 r Edwards. S Edwards, Lynchbure; H M
Allen, Bait; J Armstrong, Petersburg; Fl r Will
hams, Wi miugton.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL NJ Taylor, Richmond;
G w Trise, Louise; A Richardson, Staunton; J
Early. Earlysy.l!e; C Mason, v r RI H Bell,
Augusta; B Henson, z Niche, B Bell, Louisa
Fl Bewles, Charlottesville; Dick.nson, Ter
rell. HanoveT; j L Harris, Nelson; FL Brent Alsxs
R g. MOODY. Ys &c r; n Han Han, Henovsr; w@
Tonssys Louisa; c seldep, Powhatsn; E Rice, Essex
9 Goldman, W w Sutherland, Whyts, J A Mallory,
w isdi kidd Psts; Turner, New Kent: tn j
L TinbsIlake Hanover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

KEMBLE's MINsTRELs.-Ihis inimitable,
mirth. p, ovoking Opera Troupe make their appear.
ance at Metrt polftan Hall this evening. The Com.
pany have long since attained the putoon of bene
of the best in this couatry and that they have
deservedy acquired such fame, there can be no
ton Its success abroad 10 unparalleled and can il
be hers less an object of interest. In truth they
touch nothing that they do not adorn BY the 10
dy of thsir tones and the fascination their manner
the most iusipid songs made fruitful They throw
colering on every thing they attempt. which be-
comes the theme of conversation, and through the
channel of their insinuating manner, iIstil views
" hich may have an influence far beyond the Tttle
hour or circle in which they were uttered We have
but to listen, and the treasures of music are
into our souls. In moment the beautiful eb " hc
has taken life to IL unrolied under our eyes
succession OF accordant sounds Ia made as If by
gic to dwell upon our faculties reused IL
to the most sxiIaratng activity taste il charmed.
and all this effected by 10 little thing the huns
tongue Their performances are fitted to awaken
emotions Of the highest character. The members az
the Company possess every quality essential to mn
scisns the most graceful modesty, the most win
ming sensbilty, strong affections Tenderness and
delcacy of feeling. These beautiful auslities Are
not in than purtured and trained by the nuence of
refined life but are the native and spontaneous
growth of the heart and soul, Citizens of Richmond
awake from your duh lethsrsy 90 and see this tro
and you will be sratshed By an excellent entertain.
mont. ~
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DIED,

On Tuesday morning. Jan. zsi, ELLoUfsE Al
THEA, daughter of Frederick l.. and Pauline Il
Swift, aged two years aud four days.
1.-THE once loved FORM now cold and dead,
Each nournfui thought EMPLOYS;
And Nature weeps her comforts fed,
And withered all her joys.
Hope looh be yond the bout ds of Time,
When what we now deplore,
Shall rise in full, immortal PRIME
80 And bloom, to fade no more.
- Then, cease fond Nature, cease thy tears
Religion points on high;
Then everlasting Spring appears
And Joys which cannot die -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

LONG DRESSES, as now worn by ladies',
very handsome in parlors, and If they could be
well on the Streets but to lady out shopping in
beautiful silk or satin, and armful of shavings
sticks, etc. dragging along after her SKIRT at every
step she takes, locks extremely sloven. We advise
lady readers either to STUDY the science of hold
ing their skirts above the sidewalk in passing down
Main street. and thereby AVOID the unpiessantness
them short enough to escape contact with the mud
and trash over which they have to pass. Silks and
sstins are too costly to brooms, and If they
were not our lady friends not suited to the task
of sidewalk sweeping in the public streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

s'Cifixfs" IL the name given the new
and besutiful side break Engines built 81 Smith If
Nes Yofk, for Fire Compsny No 6. Of this cry.
and which arrived here on Tnesdsy Affernoeu last,
in'the schooner Merchaat Yesterday, the Csmpa.
IN. Ia their neat and handsome unif0fm number
ing tnrty mernbers, paraded with band OF rlsuaic,
and In the afternoon marched through some Of the
principal Streets drawing their elegant machine
aiter them After aivinr Il triat and satisfyine
themselves OF 10 mary excellent qualities, they re
paired TO The engine house aod With their friends
spnrspok OF an excellent ecfissiou. We have pc
doubt the M. 6boys Will now do admirable service
In times o. fire, and increase their force ~ great sf
they may wish Ito be. 1888 s.s..gsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25
JEFFERSON RELIEF ComMrrrrE-Tbe e,

JEFFERSON RELIEF CoMMITTEE.-The if
ty gentlemen appointed to solicit contributors for
the jefferson Relief House." and ell others who
feel any interest In relieving the susrinss of the
deserving and destitute poor Are earnestly reoue.e
to meet at the So Charles Hotel this evening, at
O'clock and to come prepared to pay over such sums
80 they have collected 10 aid the noble and praise
worthy csuse: The Executive Committee having
charge of the Relief House, daily devoting their
time to this charitable work, and with the aid OF the
ing among women and children; but they find that
the means in hand viii not support the house through
their felow-citizens We would suggest the propri-
ETY. OF districting one-haf toe city and appointing
gentlemen to canvass It closely for means to cont
nus the good work. Those who have already coutfi-
buted literally viii do doubt increase their eontri.
butioas while those who have mot Jet boon called
on Will then have opportunity Of giving of their
then be large one, BY all means Apd let all ho
ahord to do 60 come prepared to- give the helpless
ana deserving substantial aid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

AocipExr.-In the forenoon yesterday
Mss caroline Rufn whila crossing 9th street at the
down By m omnibus jniurins her severely about
tne istt sempie and othsrwise hruising hsr person
IN Ine eiternooo, m omnibus ruu against 3 small
eoy opPoaee the American Hotel and knocked him
down, but fortunately I'D him no serious Injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

SERIOUS CHARGE-A warrant as issued
yesterday for the arrest of Mrs Mary Riley charg.
ed with stealing $206 from John Cunningham. GA
the 19:h instant and the accused will probably be
examined to-day. Cunningham, we understand,
had the money in his hat, and being Indebted TO the
lady small amount, she seized his beaver and
contents. The hat has since been returned, minus
the money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25
QUxsrIoNABLE.-Pat. Roney, after kee,

QUEsTIoNABLE.-Pat.R oney, after keep
ing sober for twelve months got drunk last Friday
and having ISL, in specie, in his pocket at the time
ing. Yesterday morning, Pat appeared before the
Mayer. and, ON his oath, charged Mark Curry--the
friend who toot care of him, when he was too much
pocket book and $50 for hm-with appropriating a
part of the ISL to his own use. When this case
comes up for there Is very little doubt
that "Pat' will come out at the ''litte end of tho
hornp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

RuEAWAY.-Samuel, slave to Mr. Robert
Elicit of Hanover ran away from his master last
Tuesday and came to this city. but had only been
here short time when watchman Perrin arrested
and Gagged him. When brought before the Mayor,
he was ordered twenty-five stripes, and then COM
mitted TO await the order of his master.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

r. L. I. BLUEs-At meeting of THU
old and efficient company held last evenin g. Mr.. no
Nj. Patton, Jr, was unanimously reelected captain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

The u. S. DISTRICT CoURT--Judpe
HalIyburton presiding-has adjourned till the reg
ular Spring term. During It's st:ngs civil business
of no general public interest occupied it's entire
deliberations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

CLEAR THE SIDEWALKS Tho Mayor
yesterday fined Mr.. John Enders 81 for obstrucing
the street with bricks from of his burned build
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

EUIsANoE.-A summons against MI Geo.
81. Darlington, for permitting nuisance on one OF
his lots 18th street. will be heard by the Mayor
this morning and disposed of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

BIT BY A DoG.-A young man in passing
up 18th street last Tuesday night. attacked and
badly bit by vicious dog, at the intersection Of
Broai street. The dog is said to have come from
Mrs. Richardson's yard, the gate having been left
open By accident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25
FIRsr SLYrR MRpAL DAGuERRrorYpRs

few days since, when we invited tho public to call
and examine our Pictures for which we received
Silver Medal, omitted to say land we have been
reminded of this omission by Bstimorean) that il
was the opinion of the judges of Fine Arts and not
the Committee, who decided In favor, giving it
their opinion shat the Daguereotypes Of w. p
SiTnons were alone entitled to q Silver Medaln
ia % ~ M. p. SIMONS
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MARRIED.

In Pswhatan county, on tho 18th OF the prese o. 2.
month by the Rev A. A. Baldwin, Mr. WILLIAM
a. JACKSON to Miss JENNA RUDD, both OF
Powhatan. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

ATTEMPTED INcENDIARIsM.-Wm. But
Ter, white lad. was arrested by Captain Wilkinson
aud Gagged last night charged with attempting to set
fire to carpenter shop, the property of Col George
ID Darlington The evidence is said to be most CON
elusive to his guilt. When searched, hose-span.
neT was found concealed on his person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

FAYETTE ARTILLERY.-Mr. Chas Rich
ardson was. on Tuesday might last elected Captain
the Fayette Artillery, in place Of Capt Nimn1o re
signed. 3. ..-E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25
THE great Prototype Bard. WAr,os will


thunder to- night in Sanders Hall. See his adver-
tisement The Bard says he had an interview on
Sunday night with the Ghost of Shas So eare during
the awful storn, erd it feliciated itself upon meet
ing with the Gully man worthy to succeed the Bard of
Avon. The Prototype caught fresh ms piration
from this spiritual interview and 70 boiling over with
he will give to night are sure has ne er been
seen before. He viii do great many thngs and
wind up with his ventriloqus which is really equal
to any since the great Mathews The Prototype is
ind sed rare type of man, as he will show.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25
NEW SPECIAL NOTICEs-

2 The INAUGURAL MEETING of the YeUsG
MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS will be held on FRI
DAY evening. 18th inst. at ~ O'Clock, in the LIST
Presbyterian Rev. Mr. Moore's) Church.
Addresses may be expected from Rev. Menrs
A. Davis, T. V. Moore and j. l.. Burrows The pub.
lie generally are invited to attend. ia2St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

Z JANUARf, 24tn, leos'
Messrs. J. H. TYLER, CHAs BENNETT, and otherf'
IGsnt,emea-I have received your Communication
requesting me to repeat the series of Lectures de-
Iivered by me at the Athepeum
1t will give me pleasure tn comply with your re-
quest and, ia accordance with your suggestion oil
central location propose 10 deliver the lectures
in the African Church. commencing on Tuesday
night next
-3 Very respectfully,
- s~e Your obt serv't,
+ s1sns o. p. BALDWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

CASE OF CAPTAIN GIBsoN-A corespon-
dence has been submitted to Congress, in re-
lation to the case of Capt. Gibson, between
Secretary Marcy and the Chevalier Gevers,
Minister of the King OF Holland, to this Go.
vernment. Accompanying this correspon.
dence, is the missing letter of Capt. Gibson
to the Netherlands Governor, in which he
disclaims any attempt at defence of his con.
| duct, and throws himself wholly upon the
clemency of the Governor This will pro
badly settle the difficulty with 'the Dutch
Netherlands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

RuNAwAYs.-The Watchmen, last night,
succeeded in arrestins two runaway negro wonsn
the property of James Gait of Fluvanna, both of
whom have been beyond their masters control for
time. This will den btless be good Jews to Mr.
g., who by this time, had given up all hope of ever
recovering his servants again. -. s.r.--ss .rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. JoHs T. HARD
C ROVE having recommended the practice OF Med.
eipe, Offers his professional services the public
y Office on franklin street. nearly opposite fri.
nifty Church, formerly occupied BY DI. Parker.
ia2j-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

HAIR CUTTING,-Citizens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSCN. under the American Hotel en-
trance on Itch street s.-
N. Blot, Cold ard Shower Baths can be had at
all hours Single Bath 25c., or Tickets for 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25
AsusEmEsTs-Miss Davenport appsar,

AMUsEMENTs.-MlssD Davenport appears
tonight in the great play of the Stranger a. Mrs..
Halter; and advise all those who wish witues
fine acting, to sttene. Miss d . beautiful portrait
ures in the French drama of Camille ON tuesday
and Wednesday nights, are the subject of general
mark; and are happy TO sey that she received
on both occasions by laI sc audiences. f.s..
Kamble's MinstreIs advertised to appear at
Metropolitan Hall tonight. This company embraces
great diversity of talent, and those who saw them
on their last visit, speak of them in high terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

MUsic.-We are to have rich musical
entertainment next week. Paul Julien, that
youthful magician of the violin, Madlle
D'Army, the sweet little Adeline Patti. and
Goekel, the Pianist, will give concert here
on Monday nj ght.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

INA lard PLACE Evans, an
emancipated slave, was remanded to prison by the
Msyor to have hearing before the Hastings
Court for remaining In the Commonwealth contrary
to law Caroline looks like sapheaded. worth.
less creature and if sold into slavery, would doubt
less be much better off than she now is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

REMOVAL The heavy shipping business
of the dock has deprived Rockets of of its en-
terpriziHg citizens. Capt. LUTHER LIBBY, SO ieng
engaged in the ship chandlery and ship finding bust
mesa at that place, has removed and settled himself
upon the dock in the commodious house, corner
Of Goth and Cary sire eswhere his friends will find
him cheerful, energetic and obligins as ever.
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Frrpuse THE HuseHr.-During the fore

FELDIN6 THE I1UNGHf.-DufIHgt ho IUf0
noon yesterday, . white msn named William Ster-
ling, took possession OF barrel Of -four owned ~
Mr. Daniel Hunt, ON Byrd street, corner OF 7th
rolled h TO his 6omictI, opened the package, re !.
moved the hour to an upper story, deposited Il 10
q chest, and then went 10 q house near Trente
bridge and secreted himself. Some time sitter the
occurrence Mr.. Hunt missed the four, and procu.
ring search warrant placed h in officer JohnsoLs
bande, who soon traced Il 10 the secret chest and
had It removed The officer next started IN pursuit
of Sterling, and finding him attempted to take him
In custody, but failed to do 20 until he used his scck
quite freeIy. and subdued the accused, who, armed
witt, an axe and knife resisted mantully until he
was Knocked down A fat founder, tied and
taken to the cage. He viii have hearing before
the Mayor this morning. =.
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8 As AceEssoKY.-Wiliam Furguson, a
white man, charged with assisting William Ster'
hing to carry of and conceal barrel OF nour belong
and Gagged until this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

In LImpo.-James A. Bowers, one of the
ed street gentlemen who set things to rights occa
sionaIly when on a "bend,p and who escaped from
the police court on the 18th, but was recaptured on
the a2d inst after long race, was set before his
honor Yesterday and in default of bail iE $780, was
handed over to the care of Sergeant Lipscomb, to
beprovided for at the public expense for the next
twelve months.
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MARINE NEWS.
rcRT OF RICHMOND, Jan. Is

. ARRIVED,
schr Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore, lumber, James
Gum -,
schr William Severe, Brooks. Baltimore, mdz w.
d CoIquitt Il Go.
Schr C. f. A. Cole, Travsrs, Baltimore, rndz w. D.
Coiquitt il Co.
Sohr II. WITTY, Booze, Baltimore rndz w. D. Col
quiet Co. :
schr Margaret Platter, Blizzard, Wilmington, Dell,
powder, Z. Workman 4 Co. : -
sioop Caroline sampson Burks oysters
Soop Rosebud White. Back River, oysters
SAILED,
stesmship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philsdei.
phia. mdz and passengers go = :
Schr Henry Real, johnson, light.
schr Perseverance, Wyatt. Back River. s-
Schr Geransm, Wallace Back River
BALTIMORE, Jan. s3.-Clsared schr Ocean Wave,
Davis, Fredericksburg.
RosToN, Jan. 2ist.--Arrived schrs Ellen Smith;
Westover, Rogers; ar r. Nckersop, ickerson from
Richmond; and Gaieta, Howes, from Frederioksburs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

BAD Doc David Williams appeared be-
fore the Mayor yesterday and after proving that his
dog wac not the one that bit MIR Conner's child was
discharged The young lady " no testified in the
cause stated positively that the vicious dog com
planned of, belonged to NJ Conway, and that he ran
dog, let him die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

DKusK.-Michael Sweeney, white man,
was found drunk on I'd street, and taken to the
cage by the Wa.chmen Mike, in his anxiety to
get into mnss, with Mr.. BoscheD, rushed through
the alley to the rear of the house, in doing which
he fell aud received severe bruise over his left
eye. The Mayor ordered him to prison In default
OF bail in 800 for his good behavior ,-