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BoxB SHELL.-The workmen engaged in

BOMB SHELL.-The workmen engaged in
digging the foundation for the intended addition 10
the Monument Hotel, on 9th and Grace streets.
have dug up a nine-inch bomb shell, and a glass
bottle partially filled with water, both of which
were about six feet below the level of 9th street
aud imbedded In bank of clay, which, from ap
pearances, bad never before been disturbed by the
PICK AID spade of a lsborer How they came
there or how long they have been buried Il IL I'm
possible to conjecture From the looks of the
shell. II cannot be much less than one hundred
years old Both articles may now be seen In the
bar room of the Monument Hotel
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;uT,sa-Harrison Scott q fro

FIGHTINa.-Harrison Scott, free fell
low got into frey with Elias Charles, and gave
him drubbing, for which he called be fore the
Mayor yesterday to answer. After hearing the ev.
idence, Scott was ordered a dogging, but on the
motion of 10 counsel, the execution of the SEN
tence postponed until this morning TO enable
him to give the required security on appeal
from the decision of The Mayor to the Hastings
Court.
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Tho Louisville Courier noses the ssle of sooo h,
81, of potatoes at o.. Is busaei. w."
Mr. sllesos has been renominated for ConRre,si In
New Mexico
The receipts at the Crystal Palace Exhibition In
Paris, now reach SC, OF francs dsv "
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s'xty'odd strong. psraded yss,s,a naScH.fdsoa.
presenting most imposing aDne.,y s'erroc,
passed down Main street. Tbs Youua "
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The CousrY CouRr OF HrsRuco com

The CoUHrY CoURr OF HRNRIco COM
msnesd It. septsmber term Yesterday and spent the
Attachments served on the property Of Edward
Neidr, that gentleman having suddenly disappeared
would willingly trsusfer II they had the power TO do
% The lawyers on each side fought marfuliy for
ne nshts OF the.s clients and their fees. neither
Gil the Court came forward and decided between
them Which side was right We shall not prstsu1
70 cay but OF thing we are certain and that II
that the attorneys earned their fsss wh Their thew rot
them or not The criminal docket Tor this tsrm Il
short one and viii probably Be dspossd Of to-mor-
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ARRIED.

At Roeh.Ips, Madison 60 Va, on tbs So!h Au,urt
by Elder Burr P. Duln. Mr.. GEORGE A. AMOS 4
Liberty bills. to Miss JENNIE, daughter Of VIZ
Darpeld, Of Madison co, Va.
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Hon. Samuel Merrill, former President of the
State Bank of Indiana, and Treasurer of State,
aud President OF the Madison and Iudiauapolis
Railroad, died at Indiana polls on Friday
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Observation-Disclosures other crops are good all
over the country people will rejoice also to learn
that the buckwheat crop promises thus far to be
very great one. 1t IL very early. and as stout a.
1t can grow In this country promising to be double
an average crop, or even more
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MANcBrsTER Tu.,ns,

MANCHESTER EXTRAORDINARY.
requested to say that religious ,ervi.a we Ne
10 the churches of Manchester, rno,n, WI b sa
ming, on Thursday next, when II "a b"os sm ~
pected that business OF all sorts viii =. a't ,,
suspended. NJ" % sHtn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

Dull TIMEs.-Police bushes, ,o,s
dull. the weather being too warn So1laqas
excitemeat of any kind. 'e"'sdg II,
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-- Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Educational Society Sailing ofthe North Star
Our Consul to Japan OGcsrs Of the Mexican
Var.

Var.
.ss NEW York, Sept 9, 1855.
The Education Society closed its season Friday.
after harmonious convention. paper on family
iraining' to have been read by Rev f. v
Moore, of Richmond. but In consequence of that
eeutemsns absence Professor Almstead substi, ted
an address the 'Equslizing tendency of science
The steamer North Star sailed from this port for
Hsvrs and Southampton yesterday. She took out
ninety six passengers and Slz7 4S9 OF in specie.
The total number OF deaths during the week end.
Ing today is 543. OF this number lS8 were adults
and 40 children.
The Hon Townsend Harris the newly appointed
Consul Japan, will ssil from this port In the At
lantic the 10Th inst He will stop at Siam on the
route for the purpose Ct tEansactiDg some Govern.
me 1t business
A reunion of the officers OF the army, navy, ma.
rines and volunteers who served In Mexico during
the war. will take place here the 14th Inst the
nivsrsary Of the occupation of the city of Mexico
for the purpose of organizing society and partakine
of a dinner.
There il quite lively time coming of among our
military. The State Grenadiers, attached to the
Second Regiment New York State Militia will en-.
bark on Monday morning, on camp excursion. The
state Gsards will visit Newport the occasion of
their anniversary. The Highland Guards visit Sara
toga on Tuesday.
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A NTHRAcITE COAL a,,a,.
IN laO toes WHITE ASH Lamp, =, "a
$50 tons n ASH Zee, lot as% InSs: for s.ls y
Ms-N IAN. !, kAWEs' s'"'
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PEAoHEs are more abundant this season
than we have ever known them, but they continue
to command high prices The best quality of soft
and clinestone may be had for % per bushel VII lie
an inferior article hes been selling for OIL. Deli
cious 10 this fruit 1t 10 now selling far above its
value
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FAST TIME.-The express train on the Central
oho Railroad ono day last week. made the run from
ens ststion a. Zanesviile to the station in Columbus
~ miles, in hour and "a minutes including all
the s.oppsger.
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DIED OF HIS INJURIEs.-Mr John Ayers, Jr, 81
engineer on the New jersey railroad who wac 0,
severely injured at Newark Monday last Will,
coupling the cars, died on Thursday.
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THEATRE.-Hyde's benefit takes place
Tonight after which hose reel will be presented
to the fire company selling the larges. number O
tickets
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Orr FOR NoREoLK-Mr Henry Mre

Orr FOR NoRFoLK.-Mr Henry Myers
will leave here this morning for Norfolk where he
will 90 Immediately into the Woods Hospital to At
rived here on Saturday afternoon on business hav-
Ing dispatched which, he 10 again off to devote his
ams to the relief Of those who are Ia need Of his
that coli Ms and hesrses very much needed In tn
detected cties consequently Il 10 with great Difficult
~, that the dead can be buried Will not sforte be
made to supply this want by Richmond and the other
towns and cities in Virgnial
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The report In Paris Is, that if the Empress En-.
genie gives birth to daughter, the Emperor will
repeal the ssic lew, In order that his daughter
reign.
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Commemorative are gratified to be able
to state, that the rumor mentioned by US
yesterday, that Drs. Grow and Harerove
were sick, was unfounded; as we are assured
by friend, who has the very best evidence
with regard to DR.. Grow, viz letter from
DR.. G., which also gave information of the
condition Of DR.. H.
IWe are informed that the Depot rels.
tive to which our correspondent in Halifax
made complaint, is built entirely by pri-
vate enterprise. The Board is not aware
that any delay in its completion is charged
BILE to the company,
KAnsAs ArFAns.-Judee Elmors has written /.
letssr 10 the Hon. Caleb Gushing, dated ShawDe
Mission, August q, In which he states be has no.
violated single law of Congress or order of The
departmeut and that be 10 satisfied that his case 4
preiudiced, and that his removal IL decidedly on
The srounds Of policy. He also says thai, BY tho
25sh section OF the Kansas Nebraska oct, he holds
efhee for four years, and gives notice that he viii
resist The action OF the President through the
Courts
Tho last number of tho squas.sr Sovereign doubt.
the reliability Of Governor Shannon 10 ressrd 10
she savsry question.
Tns soUsD Du.s.-Ths following sx.r.c. from
seasssl feeling 10 Germany on the course of Anne
rica eovsrds Deumark:
"An American circular dispatch TO all the Eu.
ropean Cabinets on the subject Of Sound Dues has
6ssa received here and csused great sensation.
Tbs sovernment Of the Unised States express the
Dissemination TO relieve their ships aud cargoes
ron me iarther payment OF these dues levied In
a. nsncs OF ell justice and international laws and
iDvke o! the commercial and maritime States 70
follow their good example,"
W Holman has been nominated for Congress
~ Ne Americana. OF the 5th district Of Maryland
? d Disney. / y candidate for county comm,..
s'sss Of Anss Arundel, Nd, died Sunday night.
1se Presadsos, vhs ssd suiss arrived ss,urd.v,
0oraea '"sMA
Loadas nsxs ysar. - Tvs. A'so' "
$ss usiiea States stnsship Rslisf h.l nat ..,,,.1
Dsks Jasslss ~ ~ 2ssh I'll, ~ -" Nv '1''''s
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Hon Mr. Cullum, of Tennessee, IL spoken of az
q, prominent candidate for the clerkship of the
United States House of Representatives,
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KILL HIM-Robert Williams a lad, was
bitten BY vicious dog, at the corner of 2Ist and
Cary streets. yesterday afternoon. His rich,
ear was severely cut by the teeth of the animal,
and bis arm lascsrsted. Persons owning vicious
dogs should either keep them on their premises or
be made to suffer for failing to do 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

STAND FROM UNDER The bank of earth
overhangng the north guttering on Franklin street,
between Gath and 25,h, Is In q dangerous condition,
and may catch some one Ia Its fall If those who
pass that way do not give 1t ample ROOM
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pn,se61push 4 moi I~ss malignsnt = r. type r9s
ssne - Jess than l. 800 are updee 6eesMe0N
ne nosiansy in Norfolk . oS.,os ~ Shv fvesiS
- SSsshs had occurred on the past Of ban ars2
ssnoreced between HalFs corner and the CRY no
s-I, and ware unbuf,sd 10 consequsSnc 80 .Ss
FEDERAL and State Goyerumsnts vii Dc
stuesIed TO 20 aid 10 tho general renewal
81 the inhabitants TO locations on the neasn.
boring shore: snd o,a .as r.. mUUps
Of the barracks TO the unfortunate families OF the
afflicted cities, -and that Col. Wright command
ing the new regiment, commonly called from it,
peculiar drill, the Shanghai" Regimeot, %:
volunteered 10 protect the towns from pillage and
are. during the exodus Of their Inhabitants The
moral courage required to face the plague, ID even
greater than that necessary 10 the hszards OF the
battle field, and ausurs well of the new regiment.
Correspondence of the Dlspstch.I
The Fsrer-Case Of DR.. Sylvester, &c
NORFOLK. Sept l, 1855. i
of DEATH Since my arrival here upon Friday last to
the present moment, have been constanry attend
ins a. nurse. to the set for the Howard
very sick. but 10 now getting better. There are
great many doctors here; some from New Orleans.
York, and all doing what thev can to alleviate the
.uifering of this dreadfuly sfh cted city. But we
want more nurse. and them tbs. quietly DR.; West. OF
ssys that the new cases are greatly upon the in
crease; and the Lord only knows when or where it
will cease. 1 am you're, truly. Z. F. n.
DR.. De Castro has left Norfolk for his homs 10 Gu
ba and Drs Freeman of Philadelphia, and Pension,
of New Orleans were to leave on Sunday for their
respective homes.
There were deaths at the Woods Hospital on
Friday night.
Among the deaths on Saturday, was that of &.
R. Dove, sealer of weights and measures.
w. E. Cunninsham, editor of the Norfolk Bea-
con, MI. Gatewood, an attsche OF that paper aud
nearly all the hands and apprentices, were down
with the fever. Rev Mr. O'Keefe, DR.. SeIden,
young Mr. Walters of the National Hote', and Capt.
Guy of the police, were improving.
A letter from Norftlk, speaking Of the New Or.
leans nurseP, says:
Ricardo, OF New Orleans, and his gallant party
of doctors and purses, are doing noble service
They are an unique organization. and | cannot
help telling you of peculiarly of Ricardo who
as you know 10 whole souled Southerner. He
calls his nurses the French artillery" and has
them in as good discipline you ever saw q mill.
tary company They ait together at the hospital
at the old City Hotel and the instant be calls for
one he or she rises aud answers, and Immediately
bundles up and travels to the place designated.
never saw such system. Pity that we had 1t not
before.
DR. A. A. Bignon left Tuesday for Norfolk. In
Charleston, 8. c.. five more nurses were sent on
Friday, and the E:na Fire Company contributed
$50 to the relief of the sufferers.
+ did for the Suferers.-We learn that the sympa
thy of the in the section of the State near
Norfolk il becoming quite sctive. The county Of
provisions which would be dispatched immediately
to Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

SELLING RUM.-Joseph Volaski was be :
fore the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of
selling ardent spirits to be drunk 10 bis house with
out license, but owing to the non.appearance of
an important witness, the examination was post
poned.
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VALUABLE COUNTRY 8 sd. \ .les.

MoND, FOR SALE.-fhs sue.srsos" ~. wss'
ssm PlsnI ROAD, ossapisd BY ~. wisllsf I'D j..
iss the Farms of M.s:rs Jas Cl.,a,a,ssl sIsa.a
spotts The tract contains 80 ,hs visss ss,.
sist Of dwsilins With rooms beside, !. N slssf
garrett. and On excellent barn. Tns ~"
lent quality.
For terms. Gs., app!y sa,u . aPPEas0N--.
ee 4-2sW2W GOVUiN
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"AMELIA."-The locomotive be airing
this name has been overhauled repsired and Inn.
proved In the Workshop of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company, and il now ready TO
resume lis runs on the road The freight and
travel on this popular thoroughfare are 90 heavy,
that none but the best machinery will answer Ito
purposes =
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Cholera has made it's appearance 10 Florence
Ala.
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PaAYEs-On Thursday next the mipis.
tsrs OF the various churches will take up coll ect On
for the bea. dc Of the ysleS fever ssHrsrs In Nor
folk aud Portsmouth Every sLoa. i be =. spsssd
70 vvatspnss semssAlsg % NJ essAalea.
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

me Mortality Increosing-Proposit to
Kenmore all the Inhabitants to Old Point
and Eiseschere, DC
srEAMsa Curtis pKcx,
September 3, 1855.
WsFexres 10 learn hat the fever q Norfolk and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

DEATH OF JUDGE CRANcH-Judee Villa
Cranch, eminent as the author of the Circui,
Court Reports, died at Washington Saturday af-
ternoon, at the advanced age of eighty He
had Teen connected with the judiciary of the Dis
lrict of Columbia for half century
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04
UsIoy GuARp.-This volunteer COMPANY

UNION GUARD.-IhlS volunteer company,
composed of residents of Church and Uuion Fl lis.
have elected Mr. George w. Barker to the office OF
Captaio, and are nov making vigorous efforts to
fill up their ranks and add strength to their organ.
ization From our knowledge of Captain Barker
feel assured that he will spare no Efforts to build
up the "Guard, !" and, If aided and encouraged by
the suburbans, will make 1t an ornament to Hen.
rico
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

MRs. HUDSON, the lady who has attended
The sick at the City Hospital whenever there wer.
any for two months past, deserves great credit for
her untrng exertions 20 minister to their wants and
add to their comfort. We gratied to learn that
abe has nothing to do now but to keep the bui dn
in order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04
SAILEU,
Schr Da,ii Samuel. Clark. York River, Light

PASSENGERS per u. 8 Mail S!eam'lP
JAMESTOWN. LEWIS PARRISH, Master, fro@ We
7 rk yesterday morning:
l. Taylor II Holland. VIM Weaver, Dr. ~. .
Fishsr, DR. G Robinson, A o Hsnlsn, psi.r
r N Talley, lady and 2 children, P Johnston sla ~
Mrs Winston, Miss n D Skinner, T Pemosfsoa -,
Quarles N Jones. John Welsh, "iaiA''Y ."
lacy, and SO in steerage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

~. 1850 Of sysssus. witch - sapposs i M
.<zsssi~ ~ unslnseIo noe - the fnfeeeed ca10
~. coov tsIow. from osher sourses 49, q
.srsous dssd In Norfolk. not given y oar cofes~
poraWa sesIs. T Fiases, DR. Wss:on; Dsss
- ma vife WIN Dunbar, Mrs Wnsos; Mns
G,..yi,. NJ Hailett, VIM Seymour, ~ 49, ~
ss'ss. s.sorss Trusman. Tbese names are rem
the liss Of our friend b. the Cunn - - srd =.
There are about fteen Iying $50 1 ~ hn,teS
cofaas n bury them Fony-so 80. -. s,,r.
Fddsy. any Gse on Saturday ana s'AV " - sun
day" ,h. no.rd Of Health Of Fri
A. and saturday We add MY n%s, s.sse. !.
osy .. .ne !. MIse D Gale 50 Cumoeriano stIeo. J
~ nm New Castle street.; WINS man "a
S..,r,sr., row. Water street; three oisck,; MT
ssnnaa NAV Hand 81, rear National hotei !;
mssharine Coihoun, 43, West Main street; ~
,.aIar naeen street; Mrs Flaherty Msu street ;
NJ, HI 10. Concord street; Lydia Morse, %,
p.,hsvv;s Lane; one colored.
y TSs Norfolk Argus of yesterday states that the
s5i,or had obtained from the books OF the Howard
a ssociation the names OF only about H. who bad
died during the "a hours ending Sunday P. NJ.
and adds that they were only about one fourth oil
the victims that had failen-say fifty. Private ac-
counts say the number reached sixty on Sunday
evening. A letter, dated Saturday evening, states
that bodies had been exposed over 80 hours waiting
for fins.
Among the sick In Norfolk q Mr.. John Williams.
clerk OF one of the Courts Ed F. Mallory from
Richmond, had arrived In Norfolk and commenced
nursing the sick. eeaH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

LAST CHAEoE.-Ify you wish feast of ice
cream and cakes visit Asbury Chapel tonight, ard
pstronse the ladies who are on the eve of closing
their entertainment which thus far has been of the
most delightful character. Let our readers remem-
Der that this 10 the last CHARGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

i WARD Runaway from my F,i% N dc o..
county, about miles above Riehm9ns.; ,sTEAD.a
dark com olsxion, about 40 years old soo1.o %.
10 ineaes high. Of his upper front cen AZ sss,
has broad shouidera 10 shty knockea ,las -
ssoops forward; he talks slowly: DE ,..ssss
sereamersvills on Sunday last HIS WIS WI, .Ss csss
Mr.. James Dejarnett's 10 Csrolins. nss sai
teIfsld pepoti no may attempt TO s 20. 10 ns %
kichnoed. sets LoRTiS y, Ls.-, ~
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRr OF KICHAoNp, Sept. 5.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New YorE, Ha
and passengers.
Steamer Belviders, Phtchard, Baltimore, ma
Ludlam l. Watson.
schr Richmond, Harris. New York, mdz Dsnh
Currie
scbr jos Holmes New York, hay Lee o7''l
and Whitlock 4 Son.
schr Jne Crammcr. Philadelphia, coal 7 HsF"'
SAILED
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The Dead.-In comparing our correspondent.
letters With tho reporls Of tbs Board Of Health
and also with list of the dead handed Us By
ffisnd Who came up In the Curtis Peck, We God
,aoy naenss not given 10 bis iet.er, while he gives
many Ne Do net ~ elsewhere, Thn would chow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

TRIvIAL.-Jordina Mayor, free woman,
was brought before the Mayor yesterday, chseed
with using abusive and provoking language to Ann
DUNCAN, but as the evidence was not of the most
satisfactory character. Jordina was ordered to
leave with whole hide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

THE undersigned would respeetluiysrr
Il bounce to the citissns OF Richmond a11 ON
learned the art of SILVER LEfTEhsS. ia
GLASS. Persons wishing anything OF In ~, A.
done, can be accom- modsted BY Leaving ta.a ii
deTs at the United States Hotel, when soo
be nestlv executed with promptnen ana ossv cDO
se 4-Stt PETER }. CA'LD~[
M RS. SUSAN REED will open eeaOy
WI the lst OF October next, Of her fsnas s.s,l
28sh street. between Broad snd Gfaes s,.s.s
Eaelish brancLe 81, together with Music ano s. ~
will bs taught. -
g It. PENDLETON'S E n GLiStpL,
Ne CLASSICAL AND MAT mnIs AND
SCHOOL. Ara STREET. BETWEEN 81 soy
FRANKLIN. The subscribers senooi ~ I.I,-
,oepce 18th Septem Dor and continue 70 Lo'a 80. ~
He rsturns HE thanks to his patrons OF lns ID.
sion, and expects to conduct tho scaoo' us
ensuin session with increased fastiitos ,a .,A ~
TEAMS $40 for Elementary Studies .Sy.sss
for advanced de-; payable semi. mn ply ,,n "
sef-6w L. rL cDH--.,S|
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CoRREcrIoN.-It was stated in a para
graph In the local columns yesterday that a vessel
bad arrived at quarantine " ith the body OF man
who had led of yellow fever on board. We are
authorized by Dr. jackson to say that the deceased
| died from typhoid. and not from yellow fever.
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DERANeED.-John Griffith was partially
examined before three justices on the charge OF
being deraneed the subject of religion, but the
Court not being entirely satisfied as to the condi-
ton OF his mind, ordered him to be taken care OF
until Wednesday morning next.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
News from the East!

IT HAVE just returned from Cincinnati, with
i the largest and best selected stock Of Dry
Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps, Hard
ware, Queensware, Glassware and Groceries,
that ! have ever brought to Ottumwa.
OF Day Coops, I have a fine selection of
Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting of Nous de
LANES. Cashmeres, plain and fancy Merinoes
and Coscsg cloths, Alpaccas (~various colors, J
a large assortment of fancy and domestic Cling
hams Qarge and small plaid,y Calicoes of vari-
styles and prices, Bieached and Brown Muslins
Of all grades, from s Ia to .16 2-3. Tickinss,
Drfflings, Linseys, check AID hickory Shirtings,
Canton Flannels, all Wool Flannels Of different
colors.
Por Mems wear, Lhave Cloths, Cassimeres.
Satinets: Tweeds, eastern Jeans, Dreadnoughts,
% Overcoating OF good quality, Cassimer and
Wool Hats of various kinds. silk and cotton
plush Caps of different styles.
OF Boots and Shoes almost an endless variety.
All of the above | shall be glad to sell to my
friends and customers, on the usual terms, OF
will exchange them for country Produce, such
as Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Beeswax, Flaxseed,
Flour. Meal, Feathers, Linsey and Jeans; all of
which l want, and will pay the highest market
prices for, at the old stand at the corner.
3tt sCHA'S LAWRENCE.
Ottumwa, Oct. 1855,