The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

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n Ichrsa e4s3-Lne cnarge against Geo.
: n.,,,;. soosluaes N ~ c4aso Geo. Sonnes OF KID
son q Ho-,.rS - vsn, ~, .ge properly OF Harrf-
vestr,teS Nv ~ " aug ueorge county. was 10.
s...as ~. ~ ses Asy OF yesterday MI. Rowland
ssce s,or,, n W.. "o1ory Week ne received mes
effect that they had sold oiri for .sI - ~
himself Johns aud that the siri had en- hseansusi
stated that she belonged to him lHoSI.nJS <
girl of his having mysteriousIv fiissnn.arsa -,
the 7.h of October, he came 10 Pichmond NJ
ceeded to Messrs. Dickinson, Mn & Co. q Office
and identified her - his property. Her mama Il
Ann Eliza. lie knew the prisoner yshoss resI
name is Geo. Is johnson He i = ras;dsps 80
king George County, and does not sustsin : varv
good p,l character.
The testimony OF Messrs Dickinson and Hilla
WAS substantially the same "a preyiousIv renort.
cd & - =.
After hearing the evidence. and sam. a,.or
sion by counsel as to the mater Of ~
.ns prisoner to jail, to be exaniin-
'u oeioio 'ns MUSINGS Court IN November next
Disorderly-On Monday night while aomevb.t
inebriated, William T. Ford stopned IN Ro.b.,ts
on his route horeward, and becomins r.sha. .stss,
noisy, the watchmen interfered. Th;s ra..a
MIN SO much, that he gave utterance to the most
ooisterous ge. and was 80 violent that the
oMeers nad 70 take him to the watch house. Yes
.eIday tne mayor required him to give security In
the sum OF $50 to keep the peace and fined him
ooha. Tor intemperance On complying with the
requisitions, ne was discharged.
Horse Stealia1 -Msrr;ve.bor n.r .h.rnaa
with stealing horse. valned =. sIoo ~. rrnHss
ty of VIM J. Sacrey, Of Hanover connty wsa ar.
raioned hafora .bo No.. -....-.
vestigatio1 WAS nostoon al nnt;i Er;i.n q, go. ~
to procure testimony. - s'~s'
n.J;..,;o
NJ. new mission Church at Port
ayo "s 1edicated sunday afternoon. The
.s. = D. Ewins, OF Madison county, preached
oy 'as ,Sn,, nev Df.Moors The house was filed with
eIec.ea under the auspices Of the First Presby.e-
atsn,i.I mood.n ~ 't,rs hrS ely d1 ~ very neat sub.
hv M (in,,ar &C.,. ooAfv ieet ana was ouiit
~. 9 n ~ % PAns ana drawings maze Dy
considar.his n,n..; young genuemsn OF very
8 8 MnrkIspd T;tu HG..;a en- arcni1eet Inc hev.
every Sabhsth ,nor.s;.. wn pIsacn mere M
be held in the Afternoon We ysh nj. scroO s. wi
tarnrise r,rch sr,ao.ao ., "o "isn tnis No" On
=. 'o,o "a
Corection.-We were misinfermed with regard
70 'ne name or the hrst Maid of Honor, selected
on Mouday. Instead n NJ. Iar.i,.. .uens Ms
| stated. il was Miss AiIry W. 49, ~ go
| lady viii pardon the mistaLa 'A0 '-''
| ir,;on R.n.,o,.,,, O..
of th;. Soo;a.r =. ne annual meetne
On Mondsv n;nst =. 'no onl.e1 rIesoyteTian Unurcn
EIls 80 cho.en - r..:s Men Astenoed Inos. ID
| Iohn N nj; psoo vvsf ens hesHng, ano
| s.ara J.,;rar, poe, interesting addresses
/ H;nn,on..5o n- .,.- -sos' AA1i
| Tho srnnsi raa.-. .sp. y. Ice' ana otnsrs-
| on.r.t;ans - ao"ns sne conaition ant
;n. nravaS .ne Soo.e'y, was fead, ana tne meet
'-e f'o' 01 "''ososnor ple.s.nt ano prontaoie.
| .PrpnpY,c.S n % W.sI..1 =. :,
H Concord, N. H., Oct I6-From eight 70 ter
thousand Republicans of the Southeastern portion
| of New Hampshire, assembled here yesterday
Addresses were made by the Hon. Anson Burlin
| game, F. o. ]. Smith, of Portland and others"
| sasJ
coRREsP oNDEECk0F THE DISPATCH
y 1sts
PETERsBuRo, Oct 81.
cut the above from your teleerapbic column a,
yesterday. Permit me to say that the teierraph J'
| makes q prodigious bunder in giving you any
| such news, and that 1t IL all humbug / was IN
| Concord on the day alluded to, and nothing was
known Of any such meeting there nor was there
any political demonstration ct ali, except on the
| part of the Democrats 7asy turned ont In pro.
cession and made very pretty show, prompted
thereto by the glorious tidngs from Pennsylvania
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| The YANKEE ABRoAD.-The London Times,
in an article on Yankee Locomotion," says
henever you see nim-tne fankee-he is
4 going over the ground as FAST - he can.-
AND whatever the motive 6c, whether pleasure OF
breathless sightseer, always In rapid transition,
| rs if ghost was pursuing him, insatiaby accu
nulating stages. IS it his life depended on the sum
total AZ tne enc OF the week. lmmiErafs, immf
CRATE is the word. Placards, advertisements, sub
scrptions lists invite the settler and promse him
| lift. Free State settlers for Kansas, slave
| State settlers for Kansas here are your tickets
/ apply at such an office fesst M a8
| nrn.n-,,.,r - d., .--n, m.
iAe 80 aa-. - ~. Ia Cs.s nlA
the FIRE DepartmentoI fniiadelpnia, presented u
Councils on Inursday ias., sess iortn tnas auriae
tesf period 10 nIes ocofred IN the oity. Inc est
mated loss WAS S9c9lo ana me insurance SSa 7S5
leaving an uninsured loss OF 800, L2o The increase
of hres, compared with the previous quarter, wal
three and the decrease in loss Se96, l95 and unin
| sured loss s233.O6o During the quarter the Good
Intent, Hspe, Diligent and West Phisdelphii
Hose Companies, the Mount Airy, Washingtoi
/ Admitted ipto the department making "a Engines
20 Hose and Hook and Ladder Companies, DOS
| scssino AZ E,oines "a Hose Carriares II two
Wheel Tendsrs' Trucks. 81 ga feet Of hose. An,
Engine Young America
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GEoksA LocOMoIIv.-A Ian rosa sngins
WIN De In Atlanta, ia, next week ior exmonio'
a. the deorgia o.sse sAl III IN INA. - P'.os. "hisn
be sent to A.lsn.. over the Rome Branch ant
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POSTAGE not FAiD.-A gentleman recentiI