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Medical Treatment Of Criminals.

The New York Tribune, referring to the case Of
Huntington, remarks that an acquittal OH the
ground of insanity, or of moral incapacity, does
not necessarily imply that the acquitted party is
TO be left At liberty to repeat over again, upon
other victims, the injurious acts for which he has
been put on trial. If, upon inquiry, the malady
Of cupri,s ia found to be of such character IS to
render their being at large dangerous to the pubs
lie they can be committed, not indeed to prison,
but to an insane asylum, there to be detained so
long as the public security makes it necessary
The Tribune Is of opinion that the safety Of
the community SO far as danger from the individ'
ual is concerned, is just as we'll provided for by
combining him in an asylum as in prison, and, con.
sdering the great facility with which felonsS who
have friends obtain their release from prison, a
good deal more 90. On the whole, the Tribune Is
"very much inclined to question whether the
theory of treating criminals medically, 80 far as
the public security Is concerned, be decided inns
provement upon cur present methods"
This is a grand theory Criminals medically
treated. We recommend that DR.. Greedy issue at
ones . Criminal Pharmacopeia. We suggest,
among the leading remedies, blissering and blood
letting.
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- BrWudrerh,s Pills. .. The weak, the
sonsumptive rheumatic, costive bilious and deaoafe,
sfer some dayS use. will 6Ed removed strength and
life pervsde every organ of their frames.
, EVER dose makes the blood purer. Tne nerves
eommsnee In the arteries and terminate IN the veins
These PiIIs a. first effect, set upon the artensI
blood increasing the circulation by which impurities
are de poited In the veins. and they throw on sueu
collections into the bowels which organ, BY the en-
eruy derived from Brandreth's Ptlls expels them
from the system. When first used tho Pills may &C
casion sipine and make the patient fee woIse'
this must be borne with for the good to come stel
werds No great good 10 often achieved without some
trouble in It's attainment, and this rule aPpies 70 tne
recovery Of health. These symptoms only occur
where the body has long struggled under losa o.
impure tenacious humors. consecutive use iot .
few DAYS will satisfy the most unbelieving OF Ine
great goodhhe pills doing The snouia
he carefully studied. If understood and followed,
health and yiaor WILL in majority OF cases, De ss-
cured by the use of Brandreths Pills
Sold at Is cents per box at 43 Canal street, sran'
dreth BUILDING, New York; by r. w Dyott z sos,
1872 North Second street. PhiladeIpnia ~ M
BRANCH No /, East Main street, Richmond, va,
and by medicine dealers generally. de z-Sm
~ Christmas and New Year res
ENTS-There 10 nothing more acceptaoie tnan
a correct life like picture of friend ana we ssk
the nublie to give us call and try All our PIC,
TIRES are warrsnted to please. Call at the BIG
GOTHIC WINDOW, AS Msin street, ana call early
de 2S-2w sANAAI 70 ALM INo-
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PRogABGE MURDER BY NEGso.-A shocking
attempt to murder his mistress m sds by negro
boy in Caroline county last Friday night week
1t appears that Mr. John Cliff the boys master, was
in Fredericksburg ct the time the attack was made
borhood Of Kappa snnock Academy. 1t seems that
the night in question, the negro boy who aged
about H. came home later than usual when his mis.
treas told him she could not remain up all hight to
give him his supper, wbersupon he got angry and
told the children to leave ~ be was going to kill
their mother. The boy got an rxe and dealt her
four blows the head, sfter which he left for Port
Royal Arriving there, he said that TIVE men had
killed Mrs. C, but blood being found on his person
he was arrested, aud we learn confessed the crime
There was much excitement on the subject and a
strong disposition shown to hang him up. At our
last advices Mrs. c., was still alive, and eommnui.
Gated the facts in the Notwithstanding tTa)
Herald
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

THE Gentleman who had his HAT acct.
i dentally exchanged at st Peups Church, o
Wednesday evening, can re-exchanse by calling at
this office, 10 PIT
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A NARROW EsCApE--Cspt. Quisenbarry, who
drives the mail stage between Fredericksburg and
King George C. H., made an escape the other night
rather too narrow 10 be exactly comfortable. As
usual, he had gotten the mail about 10 o'clock at
night, and " as costly driving along with passen
ger inside, when he was sainted with the fire of a
rifle, and bullet sped its way through the curtains
of his coach 1t seems patrol was out in Stat
ford, who hailed the Captain it was quite dark,
and being deaf he did not bear the demand to
STOP" which was answered by passenger inside
with "drve on" The patrol, thinking there " as
something wrong, fired, but fortunately no one
was hurt-Fred Herald
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KIcHaokD Dec 1'- I'd
~ In reply 20 the above arta nns,,s shis.
MANY Friends 1 will say, thai 'hs saPpD;,.t as.
they offer ms, 10 truly sratifJiss; ara a,s Of pa5
no reasonable erounda 10 expsst snes ~. Of ID.
lie favor In nv behalf 40 the bssewsi en- al ~,
OF "a of CITY SERGEANT wsald 20, ~ ~, ~ ,ss
nv services to my fellow-citizsns, II u 'h''
pleasure TO elect me - az WILEY.
ia L. lxY
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"a GRAND CIVIC AND Obituary N
u BALL-rhe MONTGOMERY GUARD. q
G'N Captain p T. MOORE. beg leave to inform M
IN their friends and the public that their Fifth W
annual Ball will take place on THURSDAY eve
min next, the 9th of January 800
The use of ths conmodous Hall, over the First
Market has been procured for the occasion The He.
feshm. mt Depsrtme 1T will be under the charge OF
an sxpsreuced caterer, and all other ARRANGEMENTS
made W hch will enable the Company to guarantee
satisfaction to sl who may honor them with their
presence. Dolnger's Coiillon Band will be IN at
tendance. -.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies',
o. So Additional ladies' 80 cents esch Tickets can
be procured from the members Ell the Company ana
the Committee of ARRANGEMENTS: Lieut.. sesears,
Sergt Collins snd Private OSei1. - TT
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~ Nssice..--At the seliei,snesa r he 30
friena,. snae snse myself ss.da,,s, ElssEiai
Of City ssrsssnt q the ensuing % 3. ..
make this early sna s,,n an ,hs misis et W
that would mot DO = eandadass.; "a ~ DUnLkl..
de- 2l--ss 49, ------>s I. u
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~ beg leave 70 anneaI'ssu sCsss
voters Of the city Of kiehuaons "a .. the 81
dste for the Office Of CITY seAsossI, solicit Ia'
support. da So Iws JAMS ~
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nrsM = OLD BAUeN slp,S r. a.. !,
henIzs,. ssw Breasts esd Hsnsft RoRNs.
"V No, Il r's'' ''
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Por, of Richmond, Jan. High Water 81 o'clock
ARRIVED,
schr Gallego. Smith, New York, mdse, D. w.
Currie.
schr. VIM 8. Triplet., Pritehett, Port Walthal,
coal, Gas CO.
Schr. Melz.r Jenkins. Horton, Norfolk, lumber.
Sohr Fight, North, Baltimore, lumber, Jas. Gum.
Schr. Delaware Farmer, Builders, Norfolk, n,dse :,
w D. Colquitt e. Co..
schr. Brilliant, Jones, Baltimore, pig iron.
Sloop S. s. Simmons, Caps, N. c., shingles, Wom-
hIs Glaihorne
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SAD CALAMITY.-The Martinsburg American
states that Friday night last the dwelling house
of Mr.. George Couchman, in Berkeley county,
Va, and on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was
burnt to the ground, aud sad to tell Mr.. Couch
man, who had been insane for some time, and
whom it was necessary as means of safety and
mercy t. keep chained was burnt to death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

EUR HIRE Several Carpenters and
l. Blacksmiths, for the present year.
JNO. X. COOKE, Agent,
ia 2-St Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

~ TO q. w. Wiley-Dcsr SIR as s,a n a
of your acqnsiutsuc - ard friepds ae'I eI,e,isn
you will please announce yourself 10 "a bel
that flee, il asrsesble to you % 90 so s's s,syip
you to feel assured Of our cordial support
you deserving and competent =, ~ ssIFsDs
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LOST.


\ OST OR NlISLAID-S0mewhere In the
OVER COAT with velvet front and collar. Any
person who may leave it at this office, will receive
a liberal reward. ia Z---2t
= OST-On yesterday, IA POINTER PUP
u Ply, rather spscaled With white ana yellow
He snswe,s to the hame of "Pan." liberal re ward
win be paid, if left with Messrs. BURTON 4
GREE.NHOW, on 18th st. u l. II
I UyT.--Un Wednesday morning, between
IL the Enquireer Office and Old Market GoLD
w :" on one side. The finder will be suitably re-
warded By leaving it at this Office. ia i-2ts
OsT-FIVE DOLLAHs REWAkD.---
IL On Sunday afternoon, on the way to Ar. Hoge's
the Clasp containing hair. The wearer dropped the
BRACELET somewhere between 4th and 5th streets on
Or Hoss's Church. The above reward will be paid
for it's return to the owner, at Dr. Colemans or il
left at the Dispatch office. ia 1---3t
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ATTE NTEON PHENIX
44Ar FIRE COMPANY NO. 3.-A regular
- monthly meeting will be held at the
E Hall Of the Company Oath street,) on
MONDAY evening, the 5th inst. at o'clock. Mem.
bers will be punctusl in attendance, bus hen of
importance 10 to bs transacted
By order.
n Ga
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A MEXICAN HBrEL.-l hive this day
IA sold and conveyed to Mr. VIM. *. Bishop, the
interest of John j. Brown Esq, In the lease, furni
ture good will, Gc, of the American Hotel, and 60
licit continuance of the liberal patronage Of the
friends CT Mr.. Brown n behalf Of the nav pfopIie-
tor VIM. ii JOHNSON,
Jan l. 1857 Committee Of J. J. Brown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

The Undersigned hsvlos tax-n q lease for q term
Of years on the Americana Eottl, respectfully socits
share of patronage from his friends and tho public
He pledges himself that no effort his part shall be
spared to render his guests comfortable, and to
tain the pr esent reputation Of tie house.
ia 2-ts w. b. BISHOP.
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Abraham csarsi ~ old r.sidsat Of Washiaston
~ niasias. ~
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CaNDIDATKs FOR OFFICE.

~ To the Voters of the Cay d.. q
MoSD TT undersigned respettuay ,.. r., ~.
the voters of the city that he . esaelase
Offices Of CT rY SERGEANT, 81 'he sDsas ss. mel
ctpsl election, and would bs pleased tnfsea ssf
suhrages. JOhS ~
laI. St.
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XXTANTED.-We wish TO purchase ioN'
w or five hundred bushels No. DRIED Apg'''
AK On the Dock
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TNIlUS. e. sIals-.

TVNTIUS. e SIUIS~.
GENERAL AGENT.
Offers his services Collector ia general, and will
give prompt attention to the sale of produce.
All business entrusted to bis care will meet the
stt-ntion necessary insure the satisfaction OF his
patrons
EF- Office over q. T.. Miles, near corner OF Cary
and 1877 street. ja 2-dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

CLOVER SkED.-,OO bass prime Cso.
~ vsr Seed, Ia store aad for sale by a
jaa LEWIS ". WEBB 1 co.
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New YeRK, Dec. 3O.-Arrived sshr. Harrison,
Price City Point
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

TU.PA KIN K X = III r -. Glib MENT
~ READ having taken an in crest in the guinness
heretofore conducted by WALTHALL EUBAhK
in the MT nufscture Of TOB ACCO, the sams will be
continued in future under he name Of WALTHALL,
EUBANi. l. CO. j II. WALTHALL,
J. B. EUBANk
ia 2-zA CLEMENT READ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-02

INOh HIRE We havsafOrI Hire a first
Il rate Cook. Also a first rate Washer and Ironer
without encumbrance and several other servsnts of
good characters, accustomed to house work. Two
GOOD Mon Cooks.
JOHN ]. V. DARRACOTT.
Bank street, below Gsddins Hall and opposite
Phoenix Engine House. JAZZ 81
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L,Uh HlKE..kOur or five good Farm
L Hands for the present year Applyto
M GEORGE,
i, 2-2tt Corner Grace ard Je tfsrson sts
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LNOk hIhK "A Young, healthy servant
Il Woman for hire for the present year A home
in the country, distance from the city, would
be preferred for her. Enquire of
LUDLAM & WATSON,
i.2-lt Sou h side of Basin
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N WANTED IMnEDIATELY- =,
M FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG ALE, 70 :s5 ~
,MKN in the UNITED STATES noghla ~
E SERVICE, IL Kansas, Ftbrassd; c1g 20.
nia, Neso Merieo and 7'eIds. Pay from slz % %
per month, according to the rank And the espseI y
the soldier. Horses sccoutreaents, cio,ninI IoSu
and medical attendance, furcishes free OF enaI''
No deduction of wases on account Of Eesnen'
ALSO,
Wanted Immediately, few ADstClaas ioi
BANDS OF THE MOUNTED RkGiAEnTe,
80 will be paid TO any person brREns has'eV
Recruit to this Rendezvous.
r sos rni' ..5sat nnnnsIts st,ososn Hal. Rt1
fIahsI IN 'He''' opR''' % 4-asmf
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WANTED, LAND WARRANTs...i an'
w CONSTANT paying the highest market pnee ~
LAND WARRANTS. Persons who deal In thoipl
and all others who have them for sale Will do ";
by calling on me before they dispose OF then Cs'
at WIN. EURLEY'B Exchange Office ~ Msia -
opposite the st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va
FOR RENr--Two lodging rooms over ny oaiss'
m tG--Sn
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ID KU N II -. ..iI cases fancy ecker, 10
l. sale by
ja2 DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 IN
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NUTlCE.---Tbe subscriber most respect.
Y fully informs the citizens of Richmond that ne
will be prepared on MONDAY next, January i5th,
to undertake ashing and Ironing. To any hat msy
feel disposed to patronage him. his prise will be 30
cents per Dozen for regular customers q
il PAYS WIN FL. WOODWARD.
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CHUk sALE-A family Female Servant
L age 81, with two Children-the elder years,
the youogsr4
These servants can bring ndisputable evidence Of
their qualities and stauding. Apply to Msisrs
d CRIMSON, HILL eco,
ia2--2t or g. R. PEAKE,
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IadiK Rail Road Time Table.
Harrison County Democratic NOm-
mating Convention.

IuISu1nJ 10 cali LAe Democracy OF llarrSOl
county, through their delegates, met in nomina
ting Consention in the Court House in Cadz
on Saturday, July A. 1857, at IL A. NJ
The Convention was called to order, by ap
pointing DANIEL MclLnAvY, of Short Creek k
Chairman, and s. II. WATSON, of Greene, an,
ID. s. Cochran, of Franklin, Secretaries.
The townships were then calIcd, when thu
following gentleman presented their credentials
and took their seats as delegates:
aCad;s, O. Sletnrnons T. Love, A. Mafit.
Athens, j. n. Henderson, }. j. McFadden
VIM. Miller.
Short C'eeS, George Holmes, John lIagan, d
Melliavy.
Greene, s. P. Baxter, W. P. Saunders, J
Eakin.
German, S. Potts, J. Wagner, H. Miller.
4dfcler, j. G. Love, A. Palmer, r. b. johnson
Franklin, G. Ileiilns, ID, s. Coultrap j.. w
Copeland.
Sto'k, VIM. Layport, +. Mckinney, ]. Stew.
art.
'Notsns1G1s, z Kennedy, T. S. Love, 1. Bir.
ncy.
Hashingtoa, Moses Riey.
Monroe, j. Il. Melancy, NJ. Law J. Lauthers
North, j. knouff.
freepo't, a. McNamee, J. Figley, w. Bu.
ehanan.
Moae6eld, G. Lafferty, Il. Kennedy, NJ, Har-
vey.
R'taley, A. B. Moore G. Allep4 f. Kimmell
The following gentlemen were appointed q
Consky Central Committee for the ensuing year
CatizrJ NJ. Estep; Athens, j. J. McFadden;
Short CIeek, Daniel McIlravy; GfeeRp, Charles
Reed; CierssaR, Samuel Foreman; A,cher w. C.
MAXWELL; EwnhlIn, d. S. CouItrap; .Stock, Isaac
Layport; Nottingham, Samuel Dunlapf WasaHp-
toar Wesley Birney; Monroe, Samuel Mack;
-No'fh, Wm. Webb; Fieepmt VIM. Buchanan ir;
1hoofeishl, Il. M. Kennedy; Runslegy George
Vert.
The Convention then took recess until
2-3oP. NJ.
HALF PAST 70, P NJ.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
Onmotion, the Convention proceeded to vote
Uioa for the different offices, which resulted
in the nomination OF the following ticket:
REPRESENTATIVE,
WILLIAM 9sEEI. of Greene.
PRoBATE JUDGE,
&EORGE CSsOIG,, Of Athens.
CLERK OF THE COURT
ARA ExL ES PATTERs0N,.of of Cadiz.
SHERIFF,
1AIEES Robson, of Archer.
TREASURER,
THOMAS ID. ssIsFNEES,. of Cadz.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
JOHN S. PEARCE. of Cadiz
COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE HOLMES, of Short Creek.
CORONER,
Or. A. w. hAA,NxSEE.of Of Greene.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
SAMUEL YARg0N-. OF Archer.
The Convention having finished its business
On motion, the Convention adjourned sin,
die.
DANIEL McILRAVY, Chairman.
D. s; CouLrnAr,l Secretaries,
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treasury the funds Ehieh sh5all haze been
there, il his sEom statement as above be trues
IL he afterwards lent them 10 BreSln or any
body else, he Alone is responsible.
Now let It not be understood that we are
sgishing to shield B-esln from the Just censure
and denuneiztions OF the defsaudcd people oI
the State, We seek only to discover the au-
thot Of that great worlig tsG'rs .Ae sisTIns
ehdrriity bf which all of Breslin's prior mis-
conduct pales into inSignifcance.
This carly discovered EaithlessncSs of the
chief freedom shricker of the past two cam
paigns in Ohio, falls with crushing power upon
the party OF uniulfilled promises and reform
pledges; and it is not TO be wondered at that
every ellcrt is being made to wliite wash the
tarnHhed character 0i this bold, bad man. and
we hear silly twaddle about the ties of rela-
tionship, and kindness of heart leading this
man step by step from fraud to Elsehood:
thence to perjury and pcculator
We have reyited nj real Ii tho bid dratiia OF
Damon and PythaS, yea, we witness love be-
yond that Of those ancient worthless, which has
led Gibson, not to the scalEOld but 81 rrshd, en-
bezzlenierit, moral perjury, and We hope to the
fenltentiary. In his pathetic sppeal to the
people OF the Senecacounty, he alleges his only
SIN to Have been that Of lying in this matter,
lying to assist in defrauding tie people out OF
haf million Of MONEY lying under the sane
ton OF his official oath, that means perjury, but
1t too is a tenial sin.
We hope those syripathetiS people of Sene-
ca Will prepare for tins maItyred republican a
suitable ovation. Let there be presentation Of
plate, public dinner, speeches and toasts and
let his honors be shared by Breslin, Tomb;
Huss & Co., and the officers Of the Seneca coun-
ty Bank, and While honoring hm whJ bled the
treasury, let not ''blecaihg Kansas Lc forgot
ten.
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Negro Eaas NJ ~ ..

The negroes OF Ohio held Convention in
Columbus last winter; at which they passo the
following whereas and resolutions, which the
"0lio State Journal" the leading organ ofblack
republicanism in Ohio, said were excellent"
"N0w, because a man is black, it is no reason
iwhy he should not kneel at the same altar, dine
at the same table, ride in the same coach
land be educated at the some school and
be buri'iedi inthe same graveyard; by the side Of
his Anglo American brother; and he who de.
mics hinithe right is,either q heathcn or a. ty.
rant.
Resoleea, That, in, the language of John
Wesly, Slavery is the sum of all vlllainies al d
ought to be resisted, even unto DEATH
ResolOed, That we renew our recommends
ton to the colored people of the State of Ohio
to proceed at once, in every town where it is
practicable, and where they cannot be enrolled
among the whites, to farm NiAtary Coa.pana
or COaatnies, for the study of SCOTS Military
Tactics artE to become more proficient in the
iusc of arms
ResoIved That we are opposed to the agitation
If9f Colonization or emigration in every shape and
form, if it means the removal ofthc colored REQ
Ipe in the States Of North, South, Central Amer
ica, Canada, Or Africa, believing such agitation
to be detrimental to the best interests of the
IFace; and we do pledge ourselves to resist it.
come tromwhat quarter it may.
I Reverend James Day. the black, republican
candidate for Representative in Harrison county
signed petition to the last Legislature to'ca,yy
out the provisions Of Me aJoUe wtercas and resolu-
tons. Should he bc'elected to the Legislature
he will vote to carry out the principles for which
he petitioned, and which are contained in the
above resolutions. 1t is with the white voters
of Harrison county to say whether they are il
favor of negro equality or not If they are
they will vote for James Day; if they are
not they will vote for W,R! Reed.