The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-14
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

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FLEwIsBURG June 8 1875
During Thursday,the 29th uIt, and the follow.
lbs osy Lewisburg exhibited some commotion
cAussq py tne examination Of Witnesses Ia the
case o. Mrs. Branhsm and her two sons, charged
WIZ neing accessories 10 the murder of Shifett,
VINO, u WIN oe reeoiected was shot by Gregory q
10" weeks since. Mrs Il. WAS thu aunt Of Greeor
~ che ana her sons were acquitted, although Il
generany believed that they knew that the nrur-
aer was 70 take place, and encouraged Gregory to
commit me deed IL Ia thought that Gregory
Wouie pe cleared II he were to return and stand
MS ~. .rlal .s..ttt s,sas ssssa ~ -
Inere are not many visitors at the Springs vet
mere are some few At the White Sulphur mostly
from the North and South there are also some al
the Blue Sulphur from the South Those now at
.he springs have come to spend the whole summer
~ is believed that there will be large number at
tne Springs this summer. The proprietors of the
bine says be looks for . large crowd. We have
nad rev days of cold weather, and on Frsday
last hre was comfortable all day. There has been
TWO or three frosts. and In some yaliies damage
was done % vegetables and in many places the
iesyes on inc shrubs and forest trees have been
c;reenbrier river .hor, on s,,;,o, 49, ..
White Sulphur Sprir,1s affords somo .nort for
anglers The water of this Spring is delightfully."-
cOoh, resun,ns' Jul l suppose from the numerous
10 fisb in a. 4, 4; trrsoa I.u II N poor ilvSr ~ Ct
and rapids There are six varieties Of fab known
in its waters: three kinds of club the yellow Ind
blue cat and the sun perch There are no trout in
this stream. .s.-.s.
There Is an animal very abundant in the river
which Is quite troublesome to fishermen, as no
hsh VIII bite while 1t Is near y.ur hook. Trey
are frequently caught, and as there seems to be a
are about Is inches long, and would weigh three or
four pounds. The head OF this singular animal has
some resemblance to tfiat of cat fish and some
alse to Lizards. II has two rows OF sharp teeth
half an inch long, four legs like lizard; indeed,
its general appearance is that of !. lizard. The
body Is OF dark Drown color, and the whole body
Is covered with sticky slime that cannot be
washed on the hands even with SOAP but Is to be
got rid Of only by wearing it off 1t is called the
guano er water dog and 1t Is the most disgusting
and unslghtly object Imaginable do not know
that 1t is amphibious, but It Is very active In run
ming down the bank TO the water with hook, line
ana pole attached 10 It. Z
The mountains about here are filled with caves,
some of which intend to explore as soon as pos
sioie, ana II meet with a dead BODY dressed IN
huntmans clothes, supposed to have been dead
some nifty years, IN perfect state OF preserva'
fion, you shall certainly hear from me. g. b.
Iefter from Nv pres;dept TvIer IN ~,
.a NJ. ooi' i
Inc bunaio Coiihereiai puohsnes tue iohowlng
letter frem Ex-President Tyler to Hope Butler,
respectable colored man: q. r.rA fr
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scu.rIrs c.rv To Va M.v 81 '1a.e
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my ofooa llena - was s nigniy grained IN the
reeep, oI youi VI .he I1h oi Nay, ana snail
not ,an W mar Hno"n yo%r AlLu uFemeniorances 10
my DrotheI; & Dr at n;, u; yer, when see him.
ms ms tosI OIise Is @ .ne Ou ona.cn hanover co
anu I ne ~ouio pe sefy niucn pieAseo 10 receive
letter from from you,
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Al.e. DE oessup iipn Sanaua, anu Mrs
IAN nseS ~ nI' sne on y, oener-
years: -,
Dr. n.hge, aa.ea navins Z so,u oas ~ neie, ana emi,
Ia,tu 70 AiauAhs~, nas ie.uiueu W s1gin,a, anu
PurSnasea 'ae @ lsrm ioaMer.y occupied py Mr.
W ae mr. ,ancls
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srsna. ~ parh Grnmn ga n. u 1acehens
.;d .h AZ. r. t,. uUDsi' T nu.ici, nave
BILE men rarely. if ever lived. 9. t.f.
Inus nave l gwen you an account OF al those
81 ,ha .ho ,,o, i've woJ ,,a.. corJ;.,,,, ss',
you whenever they might meet You. whether in
your old native Virginia. or in your adopted State
of New York. They sayto you what is true in re-
gard to the penalties imposed on free persons of
color returning to this State. But IL may truly be
said that the sringency of our law Is entirely to be
ascrbed to the factious interference Of those who
are overmore engaged in the task of disturbing
their neghbors, rather than to the spirit and feel
ings of our own people You were always treated
with attention and respect by this people, because
you were known to be correct in all your dealings
and faithful to all your engagements, and you can
well vouch that all colored men who conduct tkem
selves becomingly among us are treated at all
no types of ..IIncIe Tom and his Cabin except du
rim the period of his quiet and happy home with