The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

saosre Iiu,ertson 80 so sousre monfh a a.
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chsfsed 50 esnte er sonsre az -. Iines r sks arf
/ irsertiop and IS sep.s for essh eontinnsger
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r - - - " ..e " = sxptuss ts.aI 90
ny 1oa.a. o1 ms nIcnmend .nd reseIsouIg Ran
/ .sI pny 1.o.llns, wsIe elewn iIoM tao =,
eN - - os,.n e1s' sooes saIee quaHers oi mMs
hUu ,,om le.essoolE ~ running over iafge fst "a
vu.ocA, oIovs oi "nien, 70 tne number OF -,
1Au oeen turned INTO neia tnrongn wnien tbe
io.a p.ssgs tne previous esy. NO person was
,,!s1eu. tne engine ana baggage car were sngns-
" managed
p,ou,.n.,; -. N ....
hrt -. -. = ~ poi -. ~ Al go "a ,osiesy'
dn.,~. ~ n.o.e ~ .u.n mec..nNs aae con
srS -. euy ss.Aoasnnent knewn 70 pc pune
.nS 70 nis promises the pubic wiii nnd nim ont
-, pAsioni1e MN because OF MS punefualfy
nose no promise from DAY TO DAY, and dis'
hrasl y oi.en rs tney promise WIZ eventually
:. .eAn oo"n Tor want OF support Cali to NOR
pas been promised TO day - and IL the disap ppoint-
mens repeated more than once, whatever the ex-
| euse, when he has patronage to bestow q second
s, sae, ne 10 very apt TO give 1t to some one that
s.M.s Ine Importance Of pledge, and win not
AAn W AeepH
1he Mechanical Iaseress of the city 10 rspdly in
ereasing and new establishments are becoming
numerous Ihere is now q large amount of capi.
TAI empioyeo In the iron business, making engines
ralroaa sp'xes, & naas, axes and edged TOOLS saws.
castings or All sorts, including stoves and CRATES
and oar iron ana from the high reputation of the
WORK manufacturer here, there is very little
DOUBT tnas the demand wili be much greater an.
other year than the present. In the cabinet ware
business many more persons are now employed
tnan IN former years ana IN hats. boots and shoes
READY made ciotn!ng, upholstery, carriage making,
earpentering, marble cutting, dyeing, thinning and
copper business; the amount OF manufacture is
moud ia destined To become the grest mees .n;cai
emporium OF the South II our can;tslis,s snd
banks show one half the Iiher.l;tv to the ,vorS.
ing men which thew eniov in othe, ci,iss Omr r.r.
tizans have long felt The necess;,v ~ eaneston
and have suffered severely for ita want bnt thew
have now determined to srope their wav along the
by paths of ignorance no longer but 10 improye
their minds for their high positions and callinea
Once let them become equal In that respect to their
fellows of the North and the many advantaees
they enjoy here Of climate heath and society will
soon en@o'e 'nem 70 tusnisn 70 sne south all sns
A'e"'
Street grid1s-The scafsn,dino In now hs;no mn,
up between the Exchange Hotel and Bsllard
House. ON Franklin street. preparatory to building
the connection between them, authorised by the
common council When completed, 1t will be or
namentai ana novel
IT,. or,., .,,.a ,,o..
vorna nsu ras;s;nr - Sh.,s Iy;u y. ~ :" ~.;
to his residence, found his better half in the gar
den in conversation with male friend. and be-
coming jealous of the affections of bis ladylove,
seized brick and knocked the trend dowr, infiict
ing serious wound On his pericranium. On hear
ing an eapanatlon from ms wiIe, the enragea nus
81 a,.oT,nteS 80 49, " fn .ha ~ =, h usr
sno,nc;aa hnt se ,orS ,iS ~, ~, - seny ,s -,
nor ren.;r the wong the ;n;nrsd man dse,;nsd ~
frr;na ,ha ae, and as.arnaS e. hr;n' tha stf,;
=, 81 rot;oa of ,ha Msvnr as soau 40 10 nor,a 81
cover .ae eeient,v TO do ~ "' sum 80 No
''''' '"A''e' W ~ ~
Dangerous hgary-We understand that the ne
gro gi,, msh aasa''Itas ans poata - 49,. ~
u..an' nN....t S,naana. Isst SnnS.,, - ron.r..
so,s = oo a;t;or fror, tha affoo,. - ,he has.;n
orc sntsrtainad thai !, nav cos, h;n III;
anu anu Vo.,arS.,, ,n"rn;nr - LEY hord sror
me me. hu;no ,,;osn. s.s,s ,ar,, ahor.
i.s,s nrodncsd in ali rrphsh;i;.v srnr, con.
onSs;on of the brain Dr Anderson has the nepro
under his charge, and is doing all that he can to
relieve his sufferings.
~ roux,-Tbo trial of Oo,.ru. arru..,.,
s;n,a Co. fornorv ba. hoan a xaa fo- 90 dau
yv;.ns,.s vi oehors shor,d ha nronnt &, ,bair =,
tendance.
Ed,;a poo,b n.tos b;s sor,tb onnssr.rc. ~ :,
-. -; tha~ .b.r.ntar ~ .J.co y Is ,ha ,ra -
S.h.na ~ =, rh;ah h &; "a "a he nar,, s,
Thoso ..ho have saen othar s.starsn In tbe niecn
ii; :. = do,ht avail thap,saIvos of fh;s occaoior
wi,rass his randi,;on
D.,.5-p.,r;ck svosnev cb.rcaa r~,.h
..,., nc ri,;na ona ba..;ns Edmn,S s,a -,
voIe1s'y .1 =, 49, hs baar @ .ad "a on,.;,a9 "
w ~. " ,ba nc .ro,s life haing sons;ds-ed =; ra.
W " trora ,ha stfacts of the Mo- given ho
r.. Tosms,o-. .,o ro .ho.a s.,o,u.
rus ,o ~ -. -a,a.,ad o.n.,oss 81 a. n,,,
;u anu a.s aapsh sIons keen novin1" ., aysata,
wm it., .,Ie. ad hy Isw ve.,a,dsn r0arn
entered against them for allowing Bob Braxton to
drive his mules faster than walk. but the Mayor
promised to relieve them of the iae If Bob was
handed over to answer for bis own sins.
/,,sao, Hill tbouyb cut off from tba ye.. ~ tho
city by deep ravnes and ponds of water, is stead
lily improving, and when once thoroughfars is
opened to it, will become lovely place for private
residences for men of moderate means Efforts
are nov ,b;a h;,i snd hi; NO ao,ht nrovs sne"ass
s1iees si W 'n'' N' ~A1 - Nv
~"
Knocked Dot0n-John Coleman. young man.
was yarnine wbi,s eross;na ,osh s,rsst
aray .,a IA Lis s..a h.div hrn;saS 80 ws,i
near NAIL saa anu na ns Lave "' D'"i'0"' 90 won
The Fair. at the Presbyterian Church ON Church
UII is progressipg finely Notwithstanding the in
1900 n9 the Weatber ana promises to vieId a
CicniohSy VI sNS '~--