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CURSHY & FREDRICks, Photographers, No.

$40 Broadway awarded The late Fair Of the Are
First Premiums Tor PHOTOGRAPHS, viz Gold
MEDIA Photographs and Gold Medal for Pho
foeaphs finished pastel and OIL The public invited to
examine Prize Pictures al the GAILERY corner Of Broad
.rAN eud LeonaId-st.
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WI LSON'S DANDELION COFfEE-tor Dyspepsia.
IS;,s ton Hesdsche Bilious and Liver Diseases and
sia Wy recommended persons Of delicate CONSTITUTIONS
ia bv VI respectable Apohec aud 81 the principal DEPOT
'osS fS7ths AID Sdsv
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PHILADELPHIA Iron Marke,....JAs. 10.

IRos-The Of the week add 900 tuns Of American
Pig mostly az mixed lots Of No sold D. and
No Eat IS prime 10. at g. Other descriptions quet but
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advertisement
Lin te New. 0n q BTadburNs PIsNOs lower than

49, e ctave at ssS25; 81 $50 MELoDEoSs toe hest
on q 81 20 sS2S Pianos snd MrLopEoNs 70 let N B.-A
VIeiescA TO for sSe AZ SO CoIBv~ NASH. AGENT,
No. ~ Broadway.
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Receiufs Of Produce,

BY the Erie RaRroad jar lsS22 bbls Whisky 1857 do
Flour 5 do. Proyions 500 Hogs 25 Hides, 800 SIDES Of
Leather, 100 bags Grain.
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SylIyRs OF WEIGHTS AND MEAsChEs'-lhe
ps,no,stic csns nominations these Offices were all
elected by the Common Council their last meeting Ihoe
elected fr The We,er District John Cnnil sah me
Tinr md Michael Donuey and those for the fssern Dct
1ats Wi!au,busb william Holmes and Michael Mcmahon
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fAdvertisementl
II. GIRNEY. No. 81


way premium, the only GOLD MEDAL
I'm bAGuTRREoTYsrs the late Fair Of the American In
F'Jiuie.
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Advertisement

The only Medal awarded for DAGUERREoTYPES
%, the late Great E1hbon PGIs, to GURNEY Ne $40
Broadway.
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,s,,er,rr FycIgrrR,-James ?. Crnicktchank o.
Hns. Co No Eastern District, has been elected A1l
Trsn,sr Of The Fire Department, 70 MI the vacancy
by the resgD.iion OF NJ. Aeess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

SERIOUS FAIL on THE IcE.-A woman named Mar
y,Ie Kennedy accidentally fell upon the icy psvernens
Tdav rish and su,tsired fracture Of the skull She va
conveyed 10 the Second District StationHouse and rDee'
assistance " provided.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
I. III GAr Aurn DnAnnnp A

a., which the highest prize Gold Medal awarded th
ssst Fair American Institute can he seen ~ ROOTS 0a
sery, No S3 Broadway.
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p,nrcr,oy oF Tpy PoLIcE FoRcE.-A proposition

uss maze in the Council at the last meeting 70 reduce
the police force from The present number " TO ~ 10 eaes
90 ~ In escb ward The whole force numbers 5% men
and the proposition succeeds IT will reduce the force more
than half The resolution referred ioT report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

WORK FOR The POIIcE.-The Police OF the Eastern
District complain Of dull times II u suggested ihat they
he engaged for few day IN breaking policy shops
number OF gambling paces and fifteen or twenty ns
repu, able places where females congregste
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Ro,pn OF AssyssoRs.-The Assessors chosen az IN
ior met In the Assessors Oee 10 the Cry Han ie
ys,n,. snee and Organized by eec;ns John r. Allison fIe
idspt and George L. Thatcher secretary ~. N0 e '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

IN the Court Of General sess'ons ysser'Ay the ;Tia
Of janice Hudson for murder contI[ aed from :he
day previous, and resulted in bis cor victon Of man
slaughter in the third degree Tie sss rennabsed "
prison 70 await sentence
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REppiNG's RUSSIA SALvE.

"EvERY MOTHER should have 4 box il tie house
q 49, Of accidents TO the children
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PAssIsG COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-Yesterday two
men residing in North Sixth street. Eastern District were ar
,ested and brought before Justice Jacobs charge OF passing
counterfeit, 10 bill Of the Bank Of News upon Jscob
sehepck North Second street and Graham avenue
% discharged a. il could shown they
cosnizant Of that the bill was bad Quite number OF
these hills been the Eastern District recently no
doubt by a gang residing on the North side.
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
n DE bark shtrley ron Rio Grl7Se BTGiE-J L. orshem,
lady child aud serysat
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MarLe,.-CAnxrrLLY RgPoRrrp rOR TnE TRIBrsE.

AsHESThe market quiet bat firm for Pots az ~ end
Pears ~ 75d s5 Saleratus il steady al 7c-
WEEKLY STATEMENT BY LISTER, PALMER CO. -
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BRurAL AssAULT AT TIE IANNANY HOTEL
John McGrah boy peddug ozenges in the barroem Of
Tammany Hotel Thursday evening when one Of the at
tarbf aud kicked him into the street. breaking Two
OF his ribs by the kicks The poor boy taken
by the Fourth Ward Police the Hospital but the Tufhsny
xAilani escaped aTrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-19

CAPTURE OF BUrGLARs.-Four boatmen, named
William Grain George Dexter Ed. Cook and Gus Van Nsken
bcrs arrested early yesterday morning BY the ft
polse having IN their possession l0O worth OF goods oh
tanned at clothing store No South street winch they bad
voken into aud robbed When arrested the thieves were TAX
ans the goods to which they had IL the dock Justice
Helsh ked them for trial.
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Assault BY RuFFIAss.-On Thursday night about

9ocloek entered the lsgerbeeT saloon OF W. H.
Hoehherg Centre street and without provocato
a ALLEGED assault upon the proprietor and his
wife whom aud kicked IN the most brutal manner
They and hurled payiug stones At the WIN
aovr saloon breaking several psnes OF glass Lieut.
OKeefe the Thirteenth Ward Police succeeded IN aTestg
Bered said be Of them but the others escaped
IAey known.
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IS Panama K. R..........loo
100 Ills. Central R.R....sj0 81
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The weeks receipts az al porte amount o~o bales against
Is 100 bales yea- and loi 50 The weeks exports 10
Great Britain have been y 900 bales against 5000 last year
and IS 200 IN 50 The following the particulars
Rect Since seuf.l Weeks ExptE
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ACCIDENTALLY AND SERIOUSLY lSJURED.-A
Young woman named Bridget Riley Thursday night became
Intoxicated at her apartments corner Of Variek and kngs
and and o'clock fell into CRATE IRE. She was
rescued as possible but her burns severe that
tare Is scarcely possibility Of her recovery TIE Eighth
Ward Police conveyed her 20 the New.YOrk Hospital.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18


ANss WOODHOIsE co. have large Of Thee.
- Logical and Religious works EnTh
which choice editions and
good stock Of the Publications the
American Sunday School Union The
LEGATION.
Among the many works lately received,
SnAi and Palestine In connection Wh their history
thur p stanley, " A., With Maps and Plans. %.
Prophecy Viewed Respect Distinctive
t95O 1000 y
Ezekiel and the Book his Prophecy Exposition by Pair
harn; Edinburgh. t2s0
Critical Commentary Hebrews, by Sampson d
D., Edited by DR.. DAbney. tsaO.
Religion Ia America, Origin Relation the
State ant present Condition Evangelical
= with Notes the Unevangieal Drnominsons by
Baird. fsu0
Typical Forms and Special Ends
Gosh, author Of th- Divine Government. ~ "a
Memoir OF John ktto, H. D. by j. Rylaud NJ Az vols o.
sermons Doctrnal and PRACTICAL by Rev William Archer Bat
Ter. NJ 4. ti25
Commentary Epes EPhesian.; by Hodge.
n ID. f2OO.
The Prophets Restoration, HagEa ZeeharA and Malta
CHI; By Rev. r ". Moore ID. g.
The True Intellectual System o. the Unver BY Ralph
3 vols, London. Sc
The Gospels, verse PssquIer
net; Revised by Henry BoaTdman, ID D.. vols a.
nted under Topics Edited By
John Fsde, ID D., l.. D. D.. London. ".
History Of Doctrines, BY X r. Professor
reoiegy ia the University Of Basic Translated
vols tdinburgh ~
Christian n,eisua, by Archer Thompson t.25
Patriarehy, or the Family
Harris D. d author u The Great Teacher" Ac 81 IS.
They n. the attention Of the Clergy, and the reading people
oci4 JAMES wOODUOUsE A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

HESRco LIGsr DRAGooSs.-.We have heard With pleas.
nrc OF ths uha 'inions election OF WIN. H. Richardson
Jr, by the Henrco Light Dragons to the post Of Cap
tam 10 lieu oi Capt L. Davis promoted to the Majoraty
capt Richardson IL graduate OF the Virginia Military
instut" and filled with great success for consie, able
time alter graduating, the post Of cominandant Or Ca.
diets True TO parental instincts he has always exhibited
that zeal aud interest in behalf Of the Volunteer service
oil the State, which tit him for post OF comm and and
entes hm to the congratulations Of his brother Volun-
teef We may safely promise lni, what he will unques
spirited corps who have honored themselves in calling
him to command.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18
GENTS FURNISHING STORE.
VIM. +. OWENS

just opened large and handsome cavHts
Opera Ties oinVles Napoleons celebrated s.lf
adjusting Apron Of
Of silk, cotton WOODEN dshe materials Gloves 81
every sort and Also the
Of Under and Drawers, made uhi in
every instance guarantee perfect IT.
siI1RrS-My 81 Oduskias celebrated
large and complete which an.h
To other, teing made expressly trade
COLLARS Of every description large assortment al
hand. y OWENS
oci4 Opuoste American Hotsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

NhoiNASslS KAssAs.-A letter from Kansas says
Doniphsn county has been peculiarly blessed She has
not been the theatre Of conflicts nor couaagratos but
mas moved Ia the even tenor Of prosperous way.
Some parties Of gentlemen, chiefly yirgnans and MARY.
ianders have taken eoterminous prairie claims and ha
sown hundreds Of acres Of wheat I know one field
nov so~n, Of four hundred This course viii enable
then TO supply the Territory With bread To export large
lqusntltios. aud 70 build up prInceIy fortunes"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The jury in the of James Keeie
indicted Tor forging the OF the Second Auditor rem
dered verdict Of guilty, yesterday morning. and fixed
upon three years the term Of imprisonment lie vas
sentenced by the Judge aud the other indictment
against him. HoHe pTosegui was entered The Courl
overued tie motion Tor trial OF the case Of Roya
blackburn convicted uf icloous stabng aud sentenced
nun Tor nIe years, IN accordance with the ary's asscss
menI blackburn addressed the Court at some length
recitng tie wrongs which he had suffered from Traue
the chief witness against him Jas Bowers convicted oil
larceny was sentenced Tor the tcrm Of year. the
Jnry prescribed The prisoners all taken the pen
tertiary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

IHkArsk-The last chanc. Of Witnessing the greatest
pec'aeular drama" tina, has been presented IL Rich
mo"d. will BE- afforded To night .'No- or never 4. the
word With thos- ~ho have thu. lar tailed To view the
OF Ice. We regret " learn that Mr.. Adams .pr.iu.d
one Of his ankles Thursday night at the eouciu.ou Of
the second act.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

VIVIAN always successful 10 ats ring Large houses.
ana "hno souder NJ. triek. ecvsrly performed
his senroquisn Ia - sre-i-bly dro aud his manner
withsl % pleasing. that he never rail. To AFFORD inn,s
satisfaction. He 10 NJ METROPOLITAN Hall
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

fussnaL-The funeral Of Mr.. Aug. Anderson, 4. high.
esteemed merchan, OF this city place yesterday
Afternoon and was attended by the Masons Odd Fellows
snu hsd Men, OF which ira,ernites the deceased
welbeoved member
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18
So MORE UIGHT.-Pi1.d prejudice. are alr,
hard To move, for
" Habits, by long continued ease mpressi,

ey<R hard To for
Habits, by long continued impressi
Are strong nature Ia the human breast :"
out Notwithstanding these stubborn facts,
friends aud neighbors . can be remove
efforts made check them highly
'peetab lady OF this city Mrs souhA, surerng from
aerroH heddce had been inorsbe years
after being cured by BAKERS BlrrERs rrm.dr,
had fAled What Of endured because
ny pryuiets Could have in the virtue Of
should have ned them for relief
PArr the sseplet: nights aud ds,Aens palms
he burden me- Mrs = vOluntSr
BAKERS
all SERvors Her the preu-
ees
~ sAn,Ary with them they extended blessings their aeqoan
Anees and thus obtained for popularity
~ other remedy for
have BEEN equally successful Whenever have
magical and the perfected permanent Giving life and
great family mrdcine Of the day through
To he had Of all the principal DRUGGISTS Richmond city
y tho fohosng Druggists Peel Stevens, Alexandria
Mckinney @wis5urr Va Todd Hinton Trsyor. Petersburg
Va King ray. Norfolk, Va b. Campbell Portsmouth, Va
Dor v Camrn, Williamsburg Va. Johnston
Va Cailum Co, DanNlle, Va Druggists
Va. Thos Adams Co, snhed Va, Bibb Wells Charlotte
Vile, Va j b. E-krtdge, St4unton, W.
v O., Charles sott CO., Washington City,
Baltimore Md Bodeker Miller. sAber Jones
Lynchhurg Va and from Druggists
iers, address v. BAKER,
Ht.l.n ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

BRoAD Rock RAoEs-The three mile race took place on
Thursday notwithstanding the nclemency Of the weather
We append 4 summary:
Jockey Club Purse $500, three mile heats
James Tally enters Lucy Phillips, years old
by Tally-llo, dam Betsy White
David Mcdaniel enters Sam Lcteher Is years old
by Wagner, dam by Medoc 2
Time-6:O3: Sol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

FALSE ALARs.-Tha alarm Of FIRE LAST night caused
oy the burning OF chimney. The bell made In Balt.
more Tor our FIVE Department has arrived aud will be
suspended Ia the cupola Of the Upper Market in day
two IL weighs l,z07 lbs, and has fine. sonorou, tone
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

LAYING CoRSEa SroSE.-The corner stone Of a new
B"pdstehurch at Orange O. H. laid on Wednesday last
With Masonic aud other ceremonies Rev DR.
burrows OF this city delivered address which highly
eulogized by the Culpeper Observer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18
FALL TRADE 1861
TO COUNTRY NTS
GEORGE sTARRETT.

No TITO hAIN sIHtkTt RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
aAsrTAcruAKz
SEONES- RANGES. FURNACES: Ito. JApanned,
- Copper and Iron Ware Suction, BAh
r1b Water Rams, Lead Pipe, Zinc Sheet Iron; Farmers r
Agricultural Furnace Patent Portable Of
van Ied Sheet ron so Galvanized PIPE
- - 49, 1855 ~
cutsd -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

Eos the WEsr.-The wytheviIo Telegraph says tina.
great many travellers weekly passing through tha
town bound TOT the "fs West" For the mos, part bev
are RON North Carona and destined Tor the various a.
tern and Souih-Wes'ern States. But last week quite
number passcd through FROM Roanoke Va their Wsy
20 Missouri -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18
HENRICO LIGHT DRAG ICONS
TOlIRN MENT


HENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS
TOURNAMENT.
Nckkrs for sale at the Sortan Mt the
principal Book stores,
Gr"1ni- Price OF Tct-ts ~ cents sdng and
aies Chhdren not admitted unless accompanied by
'o'' anu 70 "s Aim''-i Al hsi-pr'e~ oel5-td
PROGRAMME THE TOURNAMENT
An J. Between th- hours Of ~ aud ~ 18Th
October battalion of light artillery
enter r hed Of the Tournament
may select
Ant Bveen the hours designated Governor Virginia
and his suite Justices OF Henrco Invited
and h.sh.s OF The Yield will take their respeetivs poston
Akr y At the nrst day
front OF the
Ahr4 About II o'clock, trunprts i announc.
the Opening OF The contest which will victory
perehed ON the banners OF the champion
NJ honor. whose will be proclaimed "
Akro The QuxEs and her suite the
great centre Pavilion where she will
Field. ~
AR The ceremonies being completed three long
rolls VIII announce the end Of the Tournament.
NortIf the weather be unsuitable 18th,
and arrangement, vi, be ob.syed on MONDAY the 2h.
RULES OF THE TOURNAMENT.
AET J. No knight will be In uniform or cos
tune. ~
FuL srKED will he required charge the TINS will
be accurately noted aud decided on by the Judges.
AkT The Herald will proclaim Knight about to enter
lists BY name or title At the option OF the latter
Abt Three successive false
Ar D Zach knight will be entitled
Of s the parties will ride alternately contest
eided
The laws providing p-naI,ie. asain. those
.ho Interrupt military paTades will BE-
ART l. Wardrrs the walls lizards
ss-trd by the military will maintain
ue,l6-dtd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

Tbs PORTSMOUTH ExcrrEMEsr.-The Norfolk Herald il.
referring To the resolution OF the Portsmouth Council
deriug the removal OF Fremont pole, which had been
rected IN that town. says; "And removed 1t was-aui
we hope that their worshps slept well alter it, No ques-
ton As to the authority for ordering its REMOVAL
much as the justly offensive flag had been taken down.
tue stars aud stripes waved aloit In its stead the
date was rather small business No objection or tn,
least show OF resistance made its execution how
ever aud the pole was quietly cut down, aud that sta
spanged Banner the proud emblem OF national glo
ry aud greatness as well as independence fell with il Il
mas heen stated that tue perons engaged in raising th,
pole were instgaed by the bravado OF some Buchana
mc'' who had made the threat that IL any OF mer
should dare To raise Fremont pole in Portsmouth, they
would tar and leather them Several Buchanan men ar,
said To have taken hand in erecting the pole. The
"ho" affair Is too ridiculous for further notice
ment."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

ssow Sros~.-Ths Chris,isnsburg Montgomery CO. }
Star that poured down for several hours
that place. day this week This sudden
winter will prevent many Of the farmers from sowing as
much wheat they had expected To do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

DkAp-hr. John Roller, san. one oi the most enter
prising aud prominent citizens Of Rockingham county died
at his residence, Mt Crawford Tuesday last .
protracted illness
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

San ACCIDENT. james Yonce, son of Abr.n, Yonee
Of wythe county. accidentally shot by his cousin
is~ days In the mouth knocking out several Of hi.
teeth actung bis jaw bone and wounding him severe
lx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18
NORRIS PIiNO-FORTE ROOMS

% MAIN srnEEr. nICsuuONu
kt cot SANITY supplied 9TH full eompi,t. ~
N the choicest - ~''''nens on
PIANO-FORTES
20 IA us country which
term. at the fe'o rscss and tr ss-a- ana
rnurr Satisfaction
p"nd.nt 10 Afrs often sfi6.
ing ns frsth uaf woRI FSrEKs fnx~psa.sf. 90, s,. 49,
hoH"r AMI e9ni 20 ~ ,oord- hen .na 40. go
hing by the highest from .-,,,, oSs
THOUSAND Purchasers. ~ '''' "'e
Attention y asked In the following notices 81 IN. pr--..
from ne " tontne-cirf Adserfiser. Anil ~ fsss
FAn"- made ny Mr. II woroester
u'Pa'ss' ~ ~ The quar- h.t render
From ne " Y Courier asd EaoGlrer
MonsIhHs Pl's~-T. constantly reputation of m.
ran" foFt-s manufactured by worc-sisr
"ur readers hat worcstrs are a. b.sn1,
=. usy are admitted Ca be their mor. -.
senual quant-s Of musir ~ eneeli ' '''e ~
.r. fToS. IA ~ D. ."ssHs~,eiai dd,eyfi.er
Those dui-t s,rebs 81 which
not from human throat but from n,,s
mechanics "Norce--r's Asu
- sal pey CIV. frt, next to the of
@h-ps rnE the sweetest amt ,ns
~ us oti's that Ne med a. listen NV
A. aat. a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

sUDDES DsIra.-The Bedford sentinel says that NJ.
Augustus Wade, young man, died suddenly on Sunday
last while attending Divine service the ouaker meeting
house IN that county II s supposed that disease Of the
heart" was The cause Of his death
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18
STATE AND CRY NEWS.

f"s. IN MALL rowSs-In ths large eilies the inh.b
tAn's get used TO nres and a by reason Of their ire
ase"ey but country and Villages the occurrpc.
OF IRE produces great excitement and converts the bo
oy polite, for the nonee, Into community of ffrmeo :
"ythev'ie, the other day. alarm Of 6re "a. given
o""S the session OF the court The Televrn nh
states that Col Benz Rush Floyd vas Just then IN an.
must OF an elaborate Argument before the Jury but pr,t
SION vas evident that they we're paying sorr .t.r.
u"n 70 the noise out Ut doom than the speech The
Courthouse bell was toled and that vas the signal for
se"erh se'zins OF hats and scampsring for the door,
Nor dbl the Col and other members OF tho .houorsbe
profession disdain to olov suite but picked up their
nat. and marched on Even ths honorable and worthy
S"gc participated la the fright and FIGHT But be did
mot 10 out Of dqnifed irot. The alaru, proceeded
hom The house OF NJ. Peter Suit lev old coths. in
tha ppsi Of thu house had taken ire and were soon
eItinguishsd a.
South Side Denocrst states IRE
rcd Ia Boydton. Necklenburg county "Wednesday
re-tns Ia the destruction Of Alfred Boyds store house
the shoe shop Of Homes 4 Co, tho saddlery Of VIM H.
'h'r the tailoring establishment OF Messrs Digger
oaey anu tenement occupied by German Jews, cloth
hers The writer "A good portion Of the coueuts
OF thes. buildings saved. but the entire loss
adorable Is estimated at about $40 OOO there being
but verv little Insurance upon the property destroyed
Many hundreds witness the scene OF
aster, Of all Sorts sizes aud coors each busy giving d-
recuos but none executing them with Of reg-
ian,y, nis always the case on such occasions.
hrc occurred in Fredericksburg a icw DAYS since
winch, Gays the News, entirely consumed VENERABLE
stib. ON the outskirts Of civilization. Several infAt In
ho"eser who is said TO have been gaed
by the consideration Of dollar in baud psdr Ina.
euicd the vigilance Of tho police and escaped part,
unknown"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

FHRosr CUrrNo-The Dsnvie Register says that there
vas fiotous crowd At the Democratic meeting at
P'tsyvanis Court House Last week Fistcus seemed to
be the order OF the day. youth named CroWder cuthe
throat Of young nsmed Ricketts, though the wound
vas not dangerous CroNder va. iaiIed