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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
TO OUR PATRONS

TO OUR PATRONS.
NJ desire to present to the PEOPLE OF
w HIGHLAND and HURON, and the sur
rounding Counties, few forcible facts for
their consideration. You all know we have
been in business in the village of Plymouth for
great length of tire, and our course has
been steady and onward with but few changes
in our business arrangements; during which
time we have endeavored land for aught we
know to the contrary have gained a reputa-
ton that entities US to perfect confidence in
what we say to our patrons. We think we are
lolerably well posted as to the wants of this
community, which is, to purchase their goods
where the best styles, best qualities, and the
CHEAPEST GOODS ARE KEPT.
We do not wish to address you as though
all others in the trade uere mere cipher,.
and we ourselves the GREAT EMBODIMENT
OF ALL! For we have some honorable com.
petitors in the trade, who do not make GREAT
Swelling PRETENSIONS as some do, who
after all amount to little,
We do not deem it necessary to give detail
ed description of our stock of goods, but suffice
to say that our assortment is full and compete,
having been selected with care and Judgment.
at the very LOWEST JOBBERS' AND MANU-
FACTURERS' CASH PRICES, which enables
us to SELL GOODS AS LOW IF NOT LOWER
than any other establishment in Northern
Ohio, or in the west.
((ur Goods cnpS;s&, ~, ,oo,k -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31

H. ductory Of lecture n OphhAmic surgery nj
The University Medical College, IN eenh street, near The
third this evening (Octonte glsO nj sl O'clock
suhjec The pairs pleasures ans esnonsibes incident
10 professional nfethe beautiful aaism of the hum m
eye its diseases &c" The medical profession and The pub.
llc are respectfully invited 10 attend -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31

CLOSING OF TIL ELEVENTH vOLUME-HARPER'8
~ New Monthly gazine for kovember.

CIsSsISSG 5, q II ELEyEsTa yoLuAE-uARrER's
g po%B t..,1
Sosss House b. v.ur Mus
si wife, and Ny Theory About Wives.
an EssS'kqu So OF Two
i i To- Of Tulips
The Old Pastor.
Autumn Leaves from the South Porss. Dream
Monthly RECORD OF Current Events.
Literary Notices. Books Of the month
E sai'ors Easy sS' Chair
Mr. Sims Final piscsioral Experience. Ius.ratons-rry
Tier Effects Combat Ezhaustion--A Jtudy-Mr. Sims
second viewDio Third yiewDeies. Of AIR. Daylight
scarceMr Slim in bad Way s.onishm en, :. Fins.s
in advance Of their Dress and Din
During he last six monSs issued Of
New Monthly Magazine eight hundred and fy thousand
.sS a
n sS rese s
Ion o. their thanks to the puoc for their constant con enee
has afforded IN making er efforts and pub icaton known to
scarcely &c to add the assurance that the
plan q cnducns ae which hss 30
wnnts and If great OF he people will conaue
70 be consulted and no labor or EXPENSE w be spared % eye
and nsruc literary matter original and selected Ia the best
win given original Illustrated articles ssssp
tive o. american and hi incidental prepared tina
most popular writer's accompanied by engraving by the
best artists H. the United states. In department OF
Magazine renewed efforts will be made It's ability
IL utility and u aura cuecness for general readers
thought has not yet completed the SIKH year OF It's cxs.
enee Hnrrers Mnpazine has circulation greater by
hoa,anas u was ever attained ~ any osr ann. paoi.
nation Of the publishers that shall continue merit this
parapeied ana still increasing prosperity
jermk-1bc magazine be obtained Of booksellers pc
0dcAl agents or from the publishers ut IS year. rs
eebls nuneer The semiA. volumes completed,
"sty bound in cloth sold So EACH muslin
hfe furnished 10 those who wish have their back
uniformly bound. at 70 ceots each Ten volumes
fssdy @opnd
The publishers VIII supply specimen numbers arattons,v
70 agents an posmssters md will make liberal arrange
with them circulating the magazine They win also
supply clubs uf at Sc year five
$40. Cergymen suppl ed az 81 year.
HARPER & BROTHE RS Publishers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31

JSEMALE BI.UEBEARD.-
IL The Fem,le Buebeard; or the Woman With Many Hus
hauds by Eusene Sue; price only published this
dsy Ut T. b. PEfERSON'S
No. 102 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA,
Ard for sale BY booksellers and agents everywhere
TuE FEAAE This fascinating story by Eugene
Sue has just been published by r. Peterson 102 Chestnut
street Al who would know what woman with many hus
bands" did with her lege lords should read this book.
Sunday Mercury, Oct %, 1855
Copies Of win be sent nee Of postage TO
receipt OF 70 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31

ExTRA PAY-EAvY BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA
II Pay" onice=IAnd warrants EXTRA par" and balances
wagesdue al United States navy sailors all wars since
q her promp ty obtained and pajd Ma
al Kinds OF claims against the United States recovered BY
EDWARD BISSELL.
Agent, late Purser u 4. Nav, AMI Attorney and
Counsellor " Law q Wal strSes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31

GOAL AT COST, FOR TEN DAYS Az THE COAL xyy1
be sold preparatory change OF business qualify
warranted a. money refunds low prices ecoch Or iay
crpoo Coal worth th Corner ~ Fourteenth anA
J. 4. HODSEa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31

ITO BOOKSELLERS AND WHOLESALE DE ALERs IN
Va enlnes The subscriber prepared 20 M orers
Of any amount for the coming valentine season from he
varied stock he has hand dealers nd 90 well
orders Being all made under his supern
eDdence he has greater fae les TO sell cheaper than
any oilers tn DE market Valentines selected can be
for W arced q. any time prior TO tie l4ih February
I, ", STRONG, rs Nassau street,
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
HATIIRUAY.

ST CHARLES HoTEL-WJ Moore Ba !, ,; +. + B
Wood, DR. Campbell. w D Giks..n :r, w Giks,
.on IT. Hey csg G.r,sta Ssw Ks ona
scfuggs. Powhatan; NJ Bullock and lady. N c; Jno
Whitehead John Garden, o GaTdsn Char
Luneuhurs; A L willie, miss Dagi', Campbell;
mis- w T Wilson. Il Slaughter. Dsnvills; John
Hu,tsr LOusa' sh.rp w R H11a Ks naI
Ksr. Ps cousins o Kidiev, w D Coleman, J A
Gait, Va M /; D F Ward A Wsyland. Vs. Lee,
II Robertson, Charlotte; w H Headspatb. J w
Henry, w D Wright w T Ballow, miss Harris "
e Harris A Meets Halifax; Burress q 3 Pol
lard, Caroline; VIM Smith Hampton; q Temp
kins Ga; @ E Mas Percival r w Harris Phils;
C FL zhush Thornten Richmond; Th Tut.
4; ' L Bpoctman. misses Brookman, Orange;
miss Lacy Jury. Val 10 Sem; Il Harris, Powhatapi
D M Pattis ard svt Warrenton: W Butter, savan'
nah; J Muir, And Hargrove, L. LemoS5' fetsis-
AMERICAN HOTEL-J Walter, Rslt J Moro
team, Phil; W w Trent Cumb; w Smith, Va; z
Pyne, N 7, 3 I MiliOSd; Hartford; A D Allan; =
Fares Utica; Mrs Williamson, J selden. Column
bus w Tooke, Ga; J L Minor, Nc; Miss Gordon
arc svt, Eng; E Kemp, Audereon, y; Mr. & Miss
M Tgrrell, N York; Mr. Warren, Charleston; MT
Whitloek, Misses f aud L Charles, London; Mr. and
sd 5iTshtei Hu. Mrs Huhpp
A P Upshaun, Norfolk; X Groves Wytheville; J
ii Msmpley, Va; c Hunter, VIM L Mary; Geo
Wise Accomac " Dixon, Alexandris; w Sou
tha Amelia; Jett, Westmorelsne; Prise,
Ala; g r Hend erson. Belt; Gale, Misses Gale,
Gala, w Gale. C Wright. Nashville; q Wall
Miss Wall Petersburg; N J Bsyue, lady. chin.
Ga; Mr.. Barney and 'amly, g y Ogdsa and lady W
Dyer, N obile r Martin, N O; w c Tsney, rit-
sylvania C r Slaughter, Lynchbura; w Mr'
Pitser Roanoke Mrs Harris, Tenn; Nc Mullin, Va;
II X Cren.haw, l. Fl Minor. Hanover; Sharp, z
Alexander Goode, Va; l. N Owen, Washington;
9 Fisher, Boston; w Surnard, Corin ghand N c;
Mrs Parish d 8 Page. Or Page, E Page, Mo;
w Burgoine, Bureoine. Mrs Jul lon. Y; Ms
aurgoiDdsr, Nj Murg inder, Bait; Mipsd. Gate
wood w H Baker Norfolk; Powers. Middlstn;
w w Voolfolk, Caroline; r Spindle and lady, Tex
D Hill stmr Augusta; w V'Jordon, Waller, r d
Bsow, Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-H Harris. Powhatau
DR. G George and svt r w Davidson, Tazeuell; A
o Carter, Nottoway: w w Harmon, TszeweIi; T A
Gordon, M adison; w E Crane, Miss A Crane, Gin;
DR. C w Pearls Mercer; l Addison, Halifax; NJ N
Hobson Mrs NJ E Hobson, Cumbd; Fl Finch. Nor
folk: Moore, MeeklenbuIg; A Perkiss Posa-
rico; w Carter, Pittsy ivsnia J MeYaEer, M.dison;
W Irvine, Iunenburg; L Gwsthmey, DR.
Burks, vs.; W KsuIight Madison; w Arvin sr. L
Arvin Miss CLAYTON Mise, Arvin, Lunenturg; Mr.
Mccurns Fl Pyle, VIM S-Gsvick. Richmond; w
Smith. J White. Mrs E POLAND. Pste; Rose
all, N C; G Morton, J Downing, N Y; Brosins
NJ Brosins Roanoke; w Rowe. Bait; Fry.
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
SENATOR HALE AND THE NEW
YORK POST.

The New York Evening Post, Free Soil
makes very severe assault upon John +.
Hale, the newly elected Free Soil Senator
from New Hampshire. 1t charges that
scarce any scheme of legislative pillage was
brought before Congress which did not re-
ceive his support, aud that when not mem
Der of the Senate he allowed himself to be
employed as professional borer for projec-
TOYS who had designs on the treasury. Hale
rejoins in strain of equal bitterness, denies
the charges emphaticalIy, and says OF the
Evening Post, that it is "paper whose life
long hypocrisy and habitual tergiversations
have rendered it by-word and q subject
for the indignant contempt of every honest
man of any party who is acquainted with
its course" THE Free Soil cause and
party" quoth Hale, have right to expect
the opposition of such papers as the Wash
iugton Union and N. Y. Herald; but the
prayer of every true friend of the great
cause should be-God save as from the mill
dew and blight of the support of the N. Y.
Evening Post, and the venal and prohigate
herd of which it p rofesses to be the mouth
piece and organ
This contest nesrly equals in violence and
acrimony that of the Tribune and Times
When these Free Sellers fall out, they say
harder things of each other than they ever
said Of the South No doubt both parties
speak the truth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
THE BRITISH AND FRENCH COM.
MANDERS

1t is stated by the Paris correspondent of
the N Y Commercial Advertiser, that MANY
circumstances were published in the indie
pendence Beige relating TO political and army
affairs before appearing In the Moniteur.
that that paper simply copies without endors
ing them, and that some months ago one of
The correspondents of the Independence
Beige was taken into the confidence of the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, and has
been ever since furnished with the materials
for his communications, whenever occasion
called for it. Thus the writer SAYS in ons of
his letters
Lord Raglan and General Pellissier held differ
ent views upon a certain point The latter. Ia the
execution of plan he had forwarded, assigned 10
the English army the position he Judged proper
Hesitation and remonstrances we're heard AZ The
English headquarters aud 1t seemed as though all
unity of action would be psraly zed by a msunder-
stspdiug between the Generals But Pellissier
showed that be was folio wing out the plans of thr
two governments, and declared that he would pur-
sue bis original idea at all hazards The EnYlish.
who bad supposed they might slilt discuss now
saw that there was nothing LETT but to act, and a
sort OF generstshfp- tu.chief has since been exer-
cised BY him who, indeed. has certain right to it.
from the fact that he Is the commander of the most
numerous OF the iour armies This unitv of COM
mGnd. continues the spok esman OF the Forei.n Ds
partmeut riH doubtless be maintained by mutual
consent"
1t is added that this article ia going the
round OF the French papers, the government
having thus managed, through the medium
of foreign journal, to give circulation to an
important fact, in war of which the allies
cannot reasonably complain. however much
they may dislike the intelligence itself, and
the publicity given 10 IT,.
The brief alliance With France has done more
10 humiliate Great Britain than whuie ages
of heropen hostility Every friend Of Eng
land must wish her free from the shameful
and unnatural league.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
CALLING NAMES.

The New York Tribune calls Mr. String
fellow of Kansas, Bully Ruffian Stringfel
low" tits very sassy to deal in opprobrious
epithets, as has been long demonstrated by
the fshwomen of Billingsgate, who, though
they may not equal the N Y. Tribune in
the choiceness and variety Of their compli
mentary explosives, show somewhat more
spirit, in addressing their slang to passers by
Sitting in a comfortable sanctum in New
York and depouncing gentlemen away off ia
Kansas as DULLES and ruffians, is very mas
" but very safe proceeding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
THE PROHIBITORY LAW IN NEW
YORK

The 18th of July was the day fixed for this
law go into effect in New York. The PEG.
pie of the city seem to have paid no sort OF
attention to it. Juleps, hailstorms, cocktails
whiskey, and lager bier, flowed in torrents
The sovereigns seemed to drink out of spite
The police, it was evident, had determined
to take no notice of the violations of the
law, until they had assurance that they would
not be held responsible for the consequences
of arresting the liquor seller and seizing hi,
ztock as cOnirahand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
THE PUGILIST AND PROSTITUTE.

The clergymen who ofieiated at the fune-
raj of William Poole, publishes long letter
10 the New York Journal of Commerce, re-
plying to some structures in that paper upon
the falss sympathy shown in the funerals OF
Poole, and of the paramour of Gustin. He
contends that equal odium ought not to be
cast upon the clergymen in both cases, and
endeavors to show the moral superiority OF
Poole to that of his fair rival in funeral
honors.
We trust this delicate question may be
thoroughly discussed aud smicably settled
There ought to be temple erected in New
statues placed therein to William Poole and
Sarah Williams, the former the Hercules the
latter the Venus Of New York mythology.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
DIED

On Sunday the 9Th instant ADA BYRON fnlant
daughter CT Washington and Mariana N boitsn,
aged wear, month ard Is days
The friends and acuu airtances OF th4 family are
espectfully invited t. attend he- funeral from the
residence Of her parents 81 Stephens street, at
o'clock on Monday evening.
On Sunday morning. at the reside nce OF MI w
Lewis her brother-n Law, Mrs. LUTlLOA MAXI
WILLIAMS, widow Of the late James b W1iiiams'
and daughter of Col Thomas Benton. deed.
The friends and aea of the families are
invited to ate nd her funeral this aftern DON at
O'Clock, from the First Presbyterian Church (Rev.
DR. Moore'sl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

UNION BUILDIsG FUND CoMPANY.-The
resular monthly meeting Of this Company will be
held THIS EVENING, at the Jefferson Ward
school-Hoose, at O'Clock.
The Secretary will receive the monthly Dues at
his office during the day, and at the place of meet
ing q, y O'Clock
The Board of Directors will meet at II O'Clock, to
rscsive the Quarterly Report.
jy0-1t THO. L. D. wALFORD ssc'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

Destruction OF CRoPs "A gentleman
from Charles City informs US thst some OF "
srn.r. in that county lost large amounts OF wheat
hv the late heavy rains. Farmers in other portions
oi the state particularly those on the wster courses
=, ~. 80 have met with the same bad luck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

BAD Does.-Thomss G. EPPes nas tnloe
xi.iou. dosa each OF which cost him o. ossaa.e
thsy w. ere permitted to 80 at large ana A''sSA p'4
cons on the pu bile highway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

MOUNT VERNoN.-The members of the
VIRGINIA MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION
snd all other Ladies interested in the accom- plis-
ment of their patriotic object, requested to at
tend general meeting to be held In the Basement
ct O'Clock P. M, for the purpose Of considering
some measrrss of Importance 10 the efficiency of
their organization. jy 9-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
liz FOR A BEN

In FOR A BEEEFIT.-James Grimm snu
affssrs Seal and Tyler. the first f'r ssssufns sno
IN. last for threatsniug to assault James Games
Thew will have q hearing before the hsJoi 'A'
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
ANU EMENTs
BALLOON ASCENSION!M
- AT THE
AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS
Mr.. A. L. CARRIER.


The Daring yOung xEroaaut. ofih,a,
Will make his second GRAND ASCESSIUYs5
place from the abeve-nsmed Grounds,
MONDAY, July OH, at O'Clock Pm
In order to make this the most sttrsctiy. A..
sion sver made in this city, Misc VIRGINIA HOS
DON. OF Richmond, has consented to ACCOM-
Mr.. c. In his erial fl yht.
The Fair Grounds will be open during the,
for tbs purpose of accommodating those p.S
who may wish to witness the imitation of tbs
loon. "
Persons who are anxious to ascend by cod 81.
yiousto the Grand Ascension by Mr. CAREER p
be accommodated. -
1t is to be hop sd that the citizens viii s.,ror,
Mr.. C. on this occasion, as his cepsion prou,s,.
be the most Interesting ever made by any ps,so, /,
Virginia.
A BAND OF MUSIC will be Ia attendance
E TICKETS so CENTS To be had at thu G,,
Children aud Servants half prize
e. E Z S II M E N T can Re had q, a.
Grounds at city prices. Positively no Liquor Will
solt W"
" An efficient POLICE are engaged to h..
e line of oMNIBUsEs will conway nam,
to the Fair Ground free of cost Tickets AN
procured from the Drivers Price so cent. n
charge for riding in the Omnibus Per.ops ybo I.
not purchase Tickets for the B Saloon A,cerson ~
have to pay 10 cts Omoibus fare Omnibn,,, =
commence running to the FAX Grounds at II a,,J /.
a IA jy st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

SERVED RIeHr.-Charles Cary, . Tree
negro, got drunk and bscame very dsoes a. .t,iees
street. for which he was ordered TWENTY-FIVE s'''F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
Read what the Wing says about Simons'


likeness of the Rev Mr.. Moore:
SPLENDID WORK OF Arrive have seen por-
trait OF Rev Moore, pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church in this city, which regard as
of the most excellent works OF art that has ever
come under observation. 1t 10 engraved on stee
by A g. Walter, Of Philadelphia, from a dagusrreo-
type by simons of this city The resemblance to
the original is perfect that shall think il
II every friend of Mr. Moore res not st once secure
acopy. They can be obtained of Mr.. Simons.
iv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
RICHMOND, Sunday. July LIST .

hsve but Just returned from my western teur TO this
city to learn that In my absence my name has ossn
used sgsin by and editors who eek to throw
odium upon me, and to ruin my business IN this CITY
to vndicate my cbarsctsr and tn It, notwith'
standing the assertions Of my caiumnstors. the La
dies Rep 1sitorY will continue TO be published ~
heretofore and to be promptly delivered to subscr'-
bers invite all who wish TO test and sec whetb-
not my business 10 entitled 10 conhdencsto hand
In their names for the Repository, which shall be
regularly sent to them, and no money required till
the end of the year.
1t ha, been stated that the Repository was gotten
up BY a swipdins man. and that my name hss been
used to further dishonorsbe aims. / would here
state that Lille Lnden am the sole propretor OF
the parer, and have been since Its CT mmeueement.
a circulation of from to 4 600 copies; that every
buuness saction connected with its management
has been discharged by me, without aid from any
source whatever Ii certain editors Who have en-
Jealous because, in four months have secured
isreer circulation for my Journal than they have Cd
tanned In 60 many years. l can only say that nave
used honorable means to accomplish SO mucn, ano
M pchingly | hereby invite our citizens, one and
all TO cali on me at my office tn inspect my busne 90
miputsly, to look over my accounts my receipted
bilir, Ks and then judge for themselves whether
am entitled to their confidence
leave my ia, Their vindicaton for 3 future plumber
of my paper. LILLE LINDEN.
N. B.-For the past four months hsvs devoted
myself, as the public aware. to csnvsssng for my
paper | SHALL CONTINUE IN The SAME COURSE
intend. during the coming month, TO visit ct-
zers in behalf of the REPOSITORY. This will lord
them opportunity to tudg- for themselves whether
have so large stock of fmpudencs as am charged
with l would also say that, as have nevsr seen
the George Wentworth alluded to by the Penny
Post and have not the honor OF his 1aintsDce, it
is by NO means probable that he will be enriched by
my efforts. jy9-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

DnuvK.-Christopher Conner, while IN
At. .rc;t.d from strong drink yesterday afernoon,
tool lodging on cellar cap, where ofhcsr Cnsikiey
discove red him and bore him to the iock up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

KxocKEp DowN-A negro fellow was
..r.5 aowp with a stone. near Ligon's factory
Yesterday evening by another negro, and severely
iriur.d Canae-bsd whtskey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

TAKrsa THE PRoFIrs.-Lewis Longe-
motif was fined $40 BY tbs Mayor 70. peimh. anss
uols wful assembly of seven negroes in his nouss-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

PORT OF RICHMOND, Jolly T.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Pennsylvania. Clifford, Phi ladelphia,
m ga. ard passengers.
Schr. Nsily D, Haley Philadelphia. coal and iron.
6chr. Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore, mdss., w. d
Colquitt Co.
SAILED,
Sch. Westovsr, Rogers, Boston. na7s. d. Currie
Schr. J. M. Roach johnson. light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

WIN. RADY, arraigned before the Mayor
on Friday last, is not VIM. A. RADY Jeweller.
iy Git
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
T....rcb,rla. q Bailey threatened

to lill Daniel Deconhsrt last Fridss ~nioo ~ IsS
slsrm.d Dan that he posted to Juscs spo hs.
Charley put In limbo forshwtfh Wnsn ~ sn b.il
fore rhe Ma, or last Saturday. Bass vas eio "
la elge which be gave. and wss efscbareea'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09
HrGH WArrR.-A gentleman from Han.

over informed rs last Saturday morning. that the
tremendous rain OF the evening before had filed
the creek passing through Chiekahominy swamp to
cvelfiowing-thAt the bridge on the turnpi was
completely submerged-snd that the water haa
broke into the low grounds OF DR. Shepherd. and cot
scompere canal through bic low land cornfeld -
The Brooke stream had also owe flowed its banks
doipe vast deal Of injury to the crops along ia
marin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

UNDERGROUND OPERATIoss.-Twn more
likely gro fellows have cted their escape from
this city to the North wthia few days past ana nm
til guar river police is established search all
vessels going out of James and York Rivers, others
will continue to sbscond. There 10 no diasuisinE
the fact that we have in midst gularly organ
sd band IN the service of the Northern sbolitior
lists to steal and eff negroes, and until this eat
II dry lsnd pirates discovered and properly pun
ished, hey will n'ver give up thei trade. Under
all the circumstances we believe il would be good
policy to offer liberal reward for their detection
say e2eG0--and then, when discovered, make exam
pies of them, that wou74 not soon DO forgotten.