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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

UNDERGROUND OPERArIONs.-Yester
afternoon negro woman named Rachael, owned ~
Messrs Mckee and Womack, escaped from the jail
OF her masters on Frank lin street, and attempted to
make her escape to the North by concesling herself
in the Central but discovered and restored
to her owners just the train was about to start
The woman originally came from Maryland, and
says she was aided in her escape by bite man, who
assisted heI out OF the back window Of her owners
kitchen and put her the cars.
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WHIPPING HIS WFE.-Nathan Sunder-
land appeared before the Mayor yesterday morn.
ing to answer the charge of assaultipg and beating
Ills wife, but owing to the absence of the lady the
examination was postponed until this morning,
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WHEAT.-The undersigned are in the
w market for Wheat In ANAL lots delivered A.
Bngs's MIL, near the Armory.
oe 5-ts A. C. LAYNE A. IN
ZONES, &c.-Shell, Horn and India
- kabbur Back Combs; Tuck. side ana PoF
Comesi Dressas and Fine Tooth Combs; Tooth
mani and Hair Brushes for sale by -
co. BULKLEY 4 CO.
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The new Steamship City of Washington.
intended for the line between Liverpool and
Philadslphis, has been completed at Liver.
pool. She has been chartered, however, by
the French Government, TO carry troops 10
Marseijles. 9aU
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CANINE OPERATIONS he netmen vera
cut yesterday and made sad havoc with the stray
ours that have been pr,wlirg the stresls for some
days past. Some SO of the alma fell into the nat
and with the exception of such as were redeemed
were planted In dog heaven about shutdown They
also captured fourteen hogs, which will be sold this
morning at public auction
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ATTEMPTING TO KILL.-James Welsh
was arrested by officer Seal yesterday evening, and
commttea TO the cage to answer the charge Of at
tempting 10 shoot Henry 8. Lemay He will be az
amlned before the Mayor this morning
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Rev. DR.. MOORE has returned to this
city, and will resume bis Iabora in his church on
Capitol street next Sabbath morning.
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B o 4 K ID | n G

II 0 A RID N G.-MRS. NJ. c. JETER
A. takes pleasure ia announcing to her fieads, ADD
she public THAT she has taken the PRsSCOrr
HOUSE, on Main stIeet second door above the g,r
mers' Bank. where she isprepared to receive Boud
ers both local and transient aud promises 70 us han
best exertons to render hem as comfortable a "A,
boarding house in the city.
The house has just been repaired end painted ID
side and out. She only ssss srisl feeling confident
of giving entire sasisection to alt By sofdiag them
in Der house oil the comforts of home.
Her terms vii! be Moderate. 0i-6.'
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTt

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSIt
Y TurE FIRST GLASS DIPLOMA Avail
ED TO JAMES D. BRO w ~. FOk srtt,
MEMS OF IRON RA N 9 EXHlBIIbD Al
THE LAST ANNUAL EXHIBITION The lr
s,rber would respectfully inform bis trsnd'saa ~
public generally that he is prepared with lnstsa,a
facilities to manufacture and pat up in the o7s m'
ner Iron Verandshs and Balconies OF VslsY
patterns az we'll az Plain and O'namsotai h,i 81,
either Wrought or Cast Iron, for Dwellinn ran
and Cemetery Lots. Also-Vaut snd Cellar p.,'I
Areas, Grating Hinges, &C., upon terms ths1 '''-"
fail to give satisfaction. .,..,
q A call 10 respectfully solicited osfors sg''"
sing elsewhere. JAS. bao"nuu
oc Aim 9,h street ne X 10 LatsysLs b '-
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AT meeting of the President and Direc-
tcrs OF the J .mes River end Ksnawha COMPANY.
held on Wednesday, October Sd, 1855:
The Preside Mt in formed the Board OF the death OF
Major JESSE SNEAD Tol!gsthsrer at Richmond
which event occurred in this city Friday, the 7th
of September last.
Whsreupon IL was resolved unaniIno1slY-
]. That the Board sincerely lament the death OF
Major Sn -ad of one Who for series of years had
hled an Office of great responsibility in the service
of this Company, dischareiog its duties ways not
only with The most scruputous fidelity and honor
buE also in manner just, kind chesIfui aud con
elatory. as to secure for him the confidence and
TEEN alike Of the Board and the commuoity.
2. That the Secretary communicate a COPY of the
foregoing resolution TO Mrs Snead, and cause the
same to be published 10 the newspapers of this city
A copy from the record.
oc Sit WIN z. MUNFORD Secretarv
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Local MATTERS.

BLeopxp ETocK FOR SALE we mSite
the especial attention Of rseer; snd E1,s.sa ,
sale q booded .oek 70 .te glsss q sn:a tho
day by Me:srs Taylor W shan'd attend H. .sie
bv ali mesns, a. the famous race horse Grin Ed
1870. "A h 10 be sold to the highest bidder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

Ais1AKk.-fhe paragraph going tho rounds
eating that Lieut. Heth. who was killed "a recan,
battle WIN the Indians WAS son Of the late Col
Jsek Hsth. Of Richmond, 10 incorrect. The son Of
he lsts Col II. n yet alive.
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THEATRE.--The bill for to night is quite
attractive, and will doubtless draw large and fash.
ionable audience
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE ORPHANs.-We
have received from the Editors of the South
Side Democrat $40. contributed by RICHARD
aAskISs, Esq of Brunswick county, for the
Orphans from Portsmouth in this city.
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WOODLAWN, NEAR RICHMOND


w FOR SALE subscriber Ssol il ~ ina
move to the mountains, will sell bis rropsg sl.b.
Brooke Plank Road, one and hall mls'H'
moud. "a ..,s. Ia
The tract contains 173 acres asoat ~ s.,sd-
woods, OF which 20 acres are heavily .1n tho
There are several beautiful building Ns' h,,.
land; SO acres are cleared aid highly imp,a 70.
ing been cultivated by him as m,tfL sn.ssSo,bood
place 10 remarkably healthy. and the ss.r ID,
excellent. There 10 well OF hne ~a'''
dwelling. b,yEss
The improvements are Of the irst ota' - ssnd
been erected within the last four years. ~, SvsE
soonest style, and Of the best materials IA ,ssE
ling 10 so feet square, with Two Psssssa's rsu VI
ways, with elegant porteoes 10 ffon' 70 s,s
contains eight large rooms. with hre Sar .ioss1
and connected by folding doors oesds' S.,uuisL
The fiuish of the interior 10 enssts sns LA vi
marble mantels and bearths and mroe' lslsn
the walls Handsomely psoered. Ihe s,or,.roes
are first rate and consist of kitchen sp, scssrs
of brick, connected 10 the dwelling ~ -, So
way; large and wei-buils house. iof so",s. noss,
tainins Eve rooms; handsome ociaeon ~ a. VS.
covered with tin; wash bouse, and o ne br
stables in virsieis, having aeeommOs ~ hss
horses, 2 carriages, aud large sm0uss s,..ss1a
To appreciate the property, II ohy .vs rsgsF
view IL; and those disposed 70 pprshss''
fully requested to do so ,,u.,., 10 SIT -
1t will be sold as a whole, or oiSioe'
views Of purchasers. FERNS losta cu,sD HlbL
% 25-d&cSs nIoa I-------I "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

BALLOON ACCESSION L. Carrier will
make an ASCENSION at GAINESVILLE, Va, on the 10Th
inst.
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NOTICE.--Th he subs, riber's establish
IN menr will be closed Friday. saturday ard
Sunday next and be re.opened on Monday, the 9Th
inst N. EZFKlEL
COS rs Main st,
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COUNTRY MERCHANDISING desire

II tVUN M MCNCIIAN ID.-W6 u6Elr6
~ to call ths attention of country merchants to
our large and desirable stock of Clothing for the
wholesale trade, now exhibition 10 the second
story of our house.
We have taken much pains in the mauufacture
and selection of our stock. with reference to the
wants of the merchants OF Virginis North Carolina
aud Tennessee, and we respectfully solicit the to
examine our assortment, with the assurance that we
will offer them Undue ements to purchase here.
KEEN, BALDWIN L. CO.,
oc4 IO2 Main it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

A CARD.-BUrTERs d SIMoNs take plea
sure in rendering their thanks to the Fire Depart
ment for the promptness with which they extin
gui'hed the fire in their house last night
Sit
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CUGAR.-l5 hhds. New Orleass Sug,r
~ just landed aIt Tor sale By
VALUABLE AND HIGHLY M

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY I'M
' PROVED SUBURBAN RESIDENCE ROa
SALE.-intenoing to change his location, the me
tcsibsr offers for sale the vausbo property upn
which he resides. located upon beautiful emusrs,
in the Northeastern suburbs of Stanton. The pro.
perry consists of acres of highly improved grounds
a commodlous and handsome BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, (contsinipg nine rsums,) Klt,hsu, Ser
wants houses, Stsbling and all other uecs usry 0a
baildiuss There is also on the premises afss ICE
HOUSE % feet square, and abundance Of aOod
water 10 at the door Altogether this is one Of TO
most be sutfut and desirs bic places of residence
the neighborhood of 3tsunton combining a. Il does
tbs advantages of both town and county Ifyr.
fsrred portion of the land will bs reserved Th.
Purchaser can have years credit up n the lIs:a
portion of the purchase money, By paying the Inter
eat punctually every year.
II not sold privately before that tt me- the proper
ty will be offer ed a. public sale on MONDAY, h4a
day of December next.
n Possession given the lat day Of January, I'd
THOMAS P. ESKRIDGE.
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COMPARTMENT OF SEBASTOPoL

We publish this morning at considerable
Inconvenience. for want OF room, an account
Of the Bombardment Of Sebastopol. consist
ing of The correspondence of the Times and
Gen. Simpson report.
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MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.

We are happy to hear that this excellent
institution is steadily increasing its sphere OF
usefulness. 1t now numbers thirty one boys,
whom it has rescued from poverty, suffering
and the temptation to crime; whom It mas
given home, and home comforts, and KIND
and Christian guardians; within whose rescn
ithu placedthe means of education and OF re-
ligion; whom it is preparing to be useful CIT
liens and good men. Who can calculate the
benefits which may flow from such benen'
cence? Who can estimate the extent ana
value of the moral and physical improve
ment which this institution has secured to
all its inmates? Who can say that, among
its numbers, there may not be some master
mind rescued by this asylum from degrade
ton and ruin, which will hereafter take
leading part in State or church, and diffuse
over a vast circle of society the enlightening
and heslthful influence imbibed at this foun-
tain of intelligence and piety.
II is impossible to conceive a situation
which appeals more powerfully to every be-
nevolent heart than that of orphanage. The
sciy Aaiuo Vi VI pA1u 40 O my w INV ." go 49,
affections of every humane and generous
soul. What parent would not rather con.
sign his most dearly loved child to the cold
grave than to leave it, an orphan, to the
cold charities of the world Surely no pa
rent can look without emotion upon an in
stitution, which seeks out the homeless
lambs in the wilderness, which gives them
fold and shelter, and places them under the
guardian care of the Good Shepherd. Let
every father and mother extend to the Or
phan Asylum the sympathy and material
aid which they would desire for their own
children were they deprived of their natur-
al protectors.
We understand that our citizens will soon
be waited upon by an agent of the institu-
tion, who will be authorized to receive con.
tributions for this noble charity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

IL complete assortmen mt of best patent riveted
Leather Beltipg, for sale at ufscturers prices
oc5 WINSTON l. POWERS.
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EMBROIDERIES EMBROIDERIES
IL VIII open, at 0 Ids It's CHEAP
STORE. most superb line Of EmoToideries con-
ssting in part of Cambria, SWss and Eainsook Bands
Muslin and Cambria and Lawn Collars. very hand
soIne Muslin ana Csmbric Caps en- Older ed Hand
kerchisfs from % cents the finest, and numeY.
Gus other styles OF needle worried g DDS All of
which will be 60 d st uncpmmouly low prices.
oc 5 Z. GOLDSMITH 205 broad street,
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NorIoE.-The regular monthly meeting
of the Monroe Building Fund Com psny will u .
eace this tFrday) evening, at Sauudens Hall at II
O'Clock.
adjouronent of the Company.
oc Sit B. w. STARKE Sec'y
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ROYS' SHOES.-I have just completed
I'D 1850 pairs B oyS Calf shoes. OF INV own maj.
They are really sood-ths best ever offered In this
atty @@t F =
Also, fine lot Of stout sewsd Female Servant.
Shoes. Of my own make srI..T !. -,
PHILIP X. WHITE,
oc5 No. rs Main It,
FOK ga LIE "A number Of kchool
p Desks. both rnsls and doubls. Enquire Of
bABuS bhiNE. oca-M
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FAIRFIELD RACES.
-A~& FALL MEETING,
1s55.-FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY. October 5th.-
- JoeAs1 GLIB purse 5000

ENTRIES:
Nal. Thos boswell enters b. &. Agitstor, 4 years
old, by Childs Harold 81 lbs
James Tallsy sntsrs oh. Lusv PHILIPPE, years
cid Tsily-ho, dam Betsy White IS lbs. . -
John Belchsr enters CHI. Q. years old, BY John
Blunt, dam Peggy Hale SO lbs
Bowie L Hail enters g. 9. Union. years old, by
Register, dam Lilly.
Calvin Green enters c. t. years old, By Belshsz.
ger. dam by Glencoe.
81. Barton enters Q. f. Fanny Campbell, 4 years
old. by Gleusoe, dam Cub BY Msdoa.
John 8elcker enters J.. Wiiliamsou's b. b, 4 yssrs
old. BY Regent. dam Msbls Wiun.
20 kACE-Mils heats. $50 Entrance. $50 saded By
the Proprietor. =. +t s
u The above will doubtless prove one of the
most In teresting Races OF the week, all of the
tries are well known for speed aud endurance.
members OF the Club must pay their subscript lions
and procure their badges at the gate.
y GATE FEE-56c.
oc sit JOHN BELCHER. Propristor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

ARD OIL-Extra quality, expressly
IL for machinery-2O bbls warranted superior; for
sale by BENNETT l. BEERS.
oc4 Druggists.
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staunton, Oct 8. 1855 Os4-

NOTICE TO LADIES.-After an ab.
~ seucs of FIVE years in Eurcps, the undersigned
takes pleasure to announce to tue ladies' OF Ees
moni that she will give Lessons in Nesdiewors Ea,
broidery, Braidwork, hsirwork and CTctsheins, sd
will give entire satisfaction to sill saose who 1891
disposed to patronise the above art
MRS. C. 6uLOEN
No ITO Bread st up stairs, at Mr.. Oh. kmns'rh
oc 4-l2t*
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GREAT AUCTION BAaGAIhS-Ju
~ opened, pretty lot of Bonnet Ribbons at oily
Ga. per yard 90 dozen uslin Caps only 10 GEMS;
20 dozen Ladies' black Moreyian Hose a superior srti
Gle. at l3 cts; 500 colorsd border Hsndk a.
e. uts. Z. GOLCSMIT,
DC 2th Rrns2
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BUSINESS COATS-For the Fall and
~ Winter season now 10 store The ortment
contains about twenty different styles, made up in
fret rate order by ourselves for this retail trade
Call and examine the stock of
GROSHONG l. TUPMAN,
oc 10 Main street.
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Did.

a. rbuaday. the 4th of Octsber. At qu.ttsr e l
,,slncs OF fyehoid fever. MARCUS FAfETTL
WILLIS In the 18th year of bis sge e..
~. late Freds r Smith and Benj 0illism are 10
v!ted to attend his funeral from Clay otfee' onape
this sftsrnoon, at 81 O'clock.
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BACON Il BASKEkvr tH MS
GENERAL COMMISSION III yTaOseco
DEcEfVE Consignment. Of Of. i .s.'l +.
ons, - sn;iop e ..as Of .sms and ass y ss:A
on hand large set general aaso'' 70 IT,
8ssd. Pe,aviss 0HAao. Ss-----------IIs Es.ait!
ElAMILY FLOU R.--ooee md. OS VIZ t'psf
i Flour of.h. f0liow!sf sas ass, cisy Hills ]
sor,s 4 JohpE James Of kosnoAs' ,,1.
s.ssg' IN store and ''r i;1AcoN sAsksA
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Sn BOXES P K ID + NEW YORK
wv CHE ESE-In sto.e for sale by
oc4 BACON 4 baskerville.
MANAGED SCHOOL BOOKS.-The
~ School Books damaged at the FIRE. will be sold
at half prize BUFFERS SIM0NY,
&C 5-3t Booksellers, l57 Main ct.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEGRoEs
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Medical Books,
Surgical ard other Instruments, &C.. Particular at
tention 10 to my sale, rhis fnng at the
late residence of DR.. R. L. Bohannon. Broad st.
opposite the Monumental Church. CONNER lag at
10 o'clock. Of very valuable Household and KIN
Furniture. Piano, Negroes, Carriage, Mich Cow,
Books, Surgical Instruments, 30.
90 SIT THOS. w. KEEsEE, Auet.
FAIRFIELD RaCEs.-THoRoUGH D
ETGck AT AUcTIoN.-Immed i .tely after the lace
this day, will be sold number Of Thoroughbred
Hotses, Mares and Colts-a description OF which
may be BY reference the auction colum M of
this paper. The reputation of these Horses IL 20
we'll established that IL 10 needless to say more than
that they of the choicest stock In the land and
some Of them of rare promise.
Pedigrees will be furnished
oe5 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
School BooKs.-At KAsDoLpHs Book
Store and Bindery, 12l Main street. can be had, at
the lowest prices the latest editions Of Eng lish
Classical School Books.
Many good Second hand copies are for sale at half
pric.a sf4 a5s14isE-1
Y-Liberal terms offered to Teachers.
~ScHooL STATIONERY in great variety.
&C S-6uf
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r LIGHTNING RODS /! Liz ID -. b.
IL RODs.-Hsvng made arrsngemshss a., -
pstentee Of one of the best Liehtn'ns ara . r.
sbs % st a suw oy AND sousty
that charged for similar Rods 81 p fssss, vsa
also cell the Rods and Fixtures 70 PEI ssasspss
20 put them up themselves, at soas uI Js,.
the cost. A. 20 - Nam GfesI--~
nv III corner i"in - rnf
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LIRE AND MARINE INo ,,. is,ar,...
JIG can be effected with the Albsms s,,s .py OF
Company, on a. favorable terms -s.i ss,h ssfS
company In this State, possssins
to meet losses. Apply to syoKEst co.
Ass. Rlssn0's'"
WIN. r. EARLY, Press,
JNO. WOOD, yr., See'y,
Charlottesville. vs..
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DISPATCH
STEAM POW YER
PRINTING OFFICE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND 18TH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
J. D. HAMMERSLEY g. CO,

THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS BILL-HEADS
SMALL CIRCULARS, LABELS, sc, 10 capable of
turning off 1000 Impressions per hour thereby ena-
bling the patrons of this to obtain this
desc ription OF work at the shortest possible notice
Prices reduced in proportion to the increase of
speed
or Printing in .variou, COLORED BRONZES
and INKS executed in the highest style of the art
In .hs brsnch of the business the Proprietors can
s1fety CHALLENGE COMPETITION. Sc 2i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

SATURDAY MoRNING:::.:::::MAY 2


Yesterday morning early We commenced
receiving dispatches from Virginia, and fast
- they came, issued the news in slips. Dis
patches from Wheeling. Richmond, Balti-
more and New York, relative to the Virgins
election. will be found in to-day's paper
These dispatches proclaim that the Ameri.
cans have probably glorious victory 10 the
old Smother of States" They had every
thing to overcome In the best and most
thorough organization Of their opponents
the SANDERS and Misrepresentation of men
interruptions BY what means they obtained
victory, and . Democratic majority of l5,-
2si. But from oil accounts received thus far,
itsPPssrs they have perhaps :triumphed over
these obstacles, and Virginia is redeemed
from the hands Of the Old Line Democracy
We shall have more to say of this election,
after the result is placed beyond even re-
note doubt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

During the last three months two men
sent from Wavick county to the Peniten.
tiary, have returned pardoned BY the Govern.
or, after serving out only half their time.
We would suggest to'our Governor that the
juries and courts which settled the guilt OF
these men with that of other criminals, were
probably better judges than himself Of the
extent of their guilt and the punishment due
their crimes. If they were right in their de-
cisions. the Governor, although he has the
power. should not In right and justice, pardon
men thus sentenced, except under the most
extraor binary circumstances.
Yesterday morning convict named Rice,
who was sentenced Eve years ago to the
penitentiary for ten years, returned home.
He killed a man on the canal. About three
months ago, . man named McJohnson re-
turned home after having served out only
half of bis time. He had been convicted Of
stealing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

6The Enquirer Of yesterday contains q
leader, which though not quite 90 generally
BLACKBOARD ss those written by another per.
son on the same subject (6re companies,
City Council. &C., yet very prominently
bears the gross ear marks of The young man
who has "retired from political life" 90 fire..
quently. 1.-The thinks there is any honor to
be gained by backing the Enquirer in its
present position, or that his efforts may in
any manner shield il from the bitter condem-
nation of every honest or decent man in the
city, let him "pitch in" He knows best how
to "pitch in" such fight The weapons Of
slurrine defamation and dirty iavectivs are
natural with him. This fight, and especially
the position of the Enquirer, is admirably
adapted to the length and breadth, and hegh,
and depth, of his political morality and de.
cency.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26

ENGLAND COMING TO THE United STATES
FOR ARMs.-Robinson g. Lawrence, the
great gunmaking firm at Windsor. Vermont,
have recently contracted to manufacture
twenty five thousand rihee for the British
Government, and are preparing to execute
the contract with all possible Dispatch
They are to be made utter the model furnished
from England. This 10 an additional feather
in Brother Jonathan's cap. We are already
building machinery at Windsor and Chicago,
to enable England to manufacture her
nuskets BY the same improved process tina,
our Government manufactures it maskets;