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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07
TO THOSE WHO RIDEI
FRED. NLO.9.V,

Manufacturer u Carriages, Coaches BsggisA,
Light-W aggons, &e.
M. go Lever sEarket street. NaskV Vile.
4 Al nov nanulsetEring ever variety 81 -
i saa style II sshieie, frGm the plzsaes4
a. . ne must heaatifal and elAborAtiy %
anIahsd out-
HAVING engaged nrstoass workmen and chained large
auoans az ne best Of stoek, prepared DO H0Ek
k m sausuaEs Eish sEy IL tie sh6le eaanty either ~
styis OF durability Ali kHds Of Eshsicz kst esss1zay %
had a. pFaEnpEiy mzis % order.
ENsEetGs patens Coupling
This lnFoFt4nt Improvement IL The eoapaE EaFris
ks aszksnsd aee interest throaEhost The eoustry
nd zlooked uFos fh EkE sheFs h sst
khasn. HaFsng the ekces4es FsA feT ms city,
making olthe8 costrncnR Carnage. AaEgss. &e.
BksnsaesF ths piaesst the 0is sad sfEFed slsz 3
So =, Lesser AsESet ktEess- tA2- sAs~-t1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

AWFUL THOUGHTS -"This had from the very
beginning of their acquaintance induced in her
that awe which is the most delicious feeling a
wife can have towards her husband" Aver
said l. on hearing the above remark-"awe of g
man whose whiskers you have trimmed whose
hair you have cut whose cravats you have put
into the wash : whose boots and shoes you have
kicked into the closet, whose dressing gown you
have worn while combing your hair; who has been
down into the kitchen with you at eleven o'clock ST
night to hunt for a chicken bone who has hooked
your dresses, ualaced your boots, fastened your
bracelets and tied on your bonnet; who has stood
before your locking glass, with thumb and finger
oG his proboscis, scrapng hi5 chin; whom you
have buttered, and sugared, and toasted, and
tea.e whom you have seen asleep with his
mouth wide open Ri diculous !''-Fdaay Ftra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

FREEZING TO DEATH That to be frozen to
death must be frightful torture, many would con-
slider certain, from their own experience of the eff
fec:s Of cold But here fall into the usual error
of supposing that the suffering viii increase with
the energy of The agent which could only be the
case if seusibi!ity remained the same Intense
cold brings on speedy sleep, which fascinates the
senses, and fairly begues men out of their lives.
The most curious example Of the seductive powers
of cold is to be found in the adventures of the bo.
tanical party, who, in Cooks first voyage, were
caught in snow storm on Terra del Fuego DR.
Solauder by birth Swede, and well acquainted
with the destructive decets of rigorous climate,
admonisbed the company in defiance of lasstude, to
keep moving on. "Whoever,' said he, "sits dow
will sleep-and whoever sleeps will perish The
doctor spoke rs sage, but he felt as man. In
spite of the remonsrances Of those whom he had
instructed and alarmed, he was the first to lie
down and die
The same warning was repeated a thousand
times in the retreat from Moscow. Allison, the
historian, TO try the experiment, sat down in his
garden at night, when the thermometer had fal-
len four degrees below zero, and so quickly did
the drowsiness come stealing on, that he wondered
how a soul of Napo!eons unhappy band had been
able to resist the treacherous influence e.-L0ndon
9HGrterig
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

NEW POSTAL ARRANGEMENT-A new posts,
arrangement between our government and that of
France is on the tapis The French government
has made proposition for convention in regard
to postal maters. which is extremely liberal, and
which, it is confidently believed will greatly facii
tate American correspondence not only with
France, but with the continent of Europe. The
chief benefit of the convention is, that all prepaid
PETERS for the continent may be sent through
France free from all restrictions, and be placed
upon the same footing as French correspondence
In other words, the United States will enjoy the
same privileges in the transmission of its letters
that France Goes. The rates per quarter
ounce from the L. S, said to be as follows -
To France, l. cents; Belgium, 2l cents; Italy and
Austria, 28 cents; ConslaDtinople, dc, 81 cents,
aud the Indies 3s cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

HIRING Negroes hired in Danyille, Va, fl
about the same rates this year as last, perhaps :
trife higher Men for the field went at from si3t
to $50. Good factory hands ranged from SlJQ 10
$40. The demand for hands was not Sc great "a
at the last hiring season
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

AN ATTEMPT on UNCLE SANS MONEY CHESTS.
Oa the J. G. Swon, on her last trip from st Louis
10 New Orleans, Mr.. Colmeneist, agent of the L,
S Treasury, had with him 100000 in gold to
transfer to that cily. Ii was packed in boxes,
and put into the salo0n. On moving the specie
1t was found that one of the boxes had been bored
through the bottom, and the floor on which ii
stood also showed the marks of the auger with
which the hole in the box had been made Not
a single coin had been abstracted. The car.
penters chest was found to have been brok en-
open, and the tools missing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

CALCULATING ENGINE.-We are pleased to
learn that the Swedish calculating engine OF Mr..
Shutz has been presented to the Dudley Observa-
tory at Albany by John +. Ra,hbone, Esq of
that city. 1t stereotypes to seven decimal places
it's results which are calculated fourteen places
and is the only calculating engine of magnitude
which has been brought 10 completion. 1t has
been twenty years in construction, and the Diet
of Sweden has different times contributed Sl0..
900 TO aid in it's completion, the Academy of Sci
euce being responsible for this. The engine will
probably be received early in the spring.-Boston
ddreyfisgr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

a Ala tE:EAPAsG rGG.E..--AE The pre-:
s-l, relative prices If FUGl NATURAL CUKE
s sr-Gogote1.y The cheapest. The SOFT COKE is
-.sss-...c 3 fuel for grates, being easily knied
e.7tHJ sLc cue third more durable than Rituminous
''-i Tie hard COKE is an excellent fuel ior
yFr7 o.oki.s ranges and for furnaces IN dwelllngs
-efes g5ulches &c, ana is neatly, if not quits "a
rrwtl-As Anthracite.
tiei s-soit lump, SIS; Soft Hal, 45.s0 Hard
llse s.her grade = per lead.
isf@i Conner 4etA street aai Basin Esnk and 6th
Ini nyTd streets. mo. }. tyE&FH, Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

DELAWARE LEGISLATURE G0ruH0y's Mes
soge-This body met on Tuesday aad organized
by eiecting Abraham Boys speaker OF the Senate
and George W. Cummns speaker of the House
Elias S. Reed was elected clerk, and George w
White sergesnt~atarms of the Senate; and q. B
Lore clerk and Joseph Scott sergeant at arms oi
the House. Gov. Causey's annual message was
sent in soon after the organization. This dosu
ment glances at a variety of subjects, and recon
mends the State to lend its aid in extending the
Delaware railroad to Lewes, With the view OF
uniting with any Southern route, 50 as to ulti-
mately make 1t the medium of communication be
tween the North and the South.
The common school system is commended and
the fact stated that some S53 600 were expended
for their benefit last year. and over II 900 partie
pated In their benefits Various improvements up
on the present system are suggested including the
appoinimentof a superintendent. The entire
nua revenue Of the State from all sources, for the
fiscal year was little less than S54 000; of fhi-
amount some $4,000 were appropriated to the
maintenance of our free schools, leaving the resi-
due in the treasury 10 meet the current expenses
of the government
The message feelingiy refers TO the death Of Sen
ator Clayton and closes with an appropriate alln.
sion to the general prosperity of the country ans
the stability of the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

C0MPLIMEYTARY.-The ladies of tie Baptis.
Church Of Lexington, Va have given Rev. Gil
bert Mason, their pastor, complimentary supper
prior 10 his leaving to take charge of the church
in Manchester, Va. A Christmas tree" was or
of the ornaments of the supper room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Saturday 1Ierniux, Januarv 10. 1857.

THE Duck TkADE.-The Norfolk tyaD Herald
says, that farmer In Princess Anne county has
haa ~ men employed killing ducks, and up to the
2o'h uls they had consumed % kegs of gun powder.
Inc gentleman ships, on average, Is barrels of
ducks to New York every week, and some weeks
as high as 81 barrels. They consist of canvass
back msllard black sprig tail, baldfaces, shovel.
ers, and good proportion of wild geese.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

NEW STEAMBOAT r-Three gentlemen, of Bait
more have determined to have built a new iron
steamboat 20 be placed the route from that CITY
to Fredericksburg, Va, during the coming sum
mer She is to be of iron. with side wheels oOC
feet long, y feet beam, and feet hold, the engines
to be 250 horse power. She will carry passengers
as well = freight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

CoUR1EstEs TO BRITISH OFFIC ERs 1t is said
10 tie the intention of cur government to recipro
cate in every proper way the attentions manifested
toward Lieut. Hartstein and his associates, soon
TO arrive in q British war steamer. Instructions
will be issued to receive her with proper salutes at
the New York Navy Yard, and the officers will be
invited to Washington to be welcomed by the hos
ptality Of the President and Cabinet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

EDITORIAL CONVENTION IN INDIANA, &C.
The Convention OF Republican editors in Indiana
which met in Indianapolis Wednesday, passed s
olutions asserting the power and duty of Congress
to prohibit slavery ig the territories
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

LirER3RY.-A young adventurer in the fields
of art and letters, Thomas Hood, the younger,
C'Hood's Own SON. is to present to the English
public this season his maiden work as author and
artist; gift book. seasonably published, and lit
erativiey called Pen and Pencil Pictures"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

- r.,... ..1oratnF tq....,.. :.........82o$,0 ,0OJ
,,.... r..lets @Io. Halves B Quarters $50.
.-,. s.- prirss are decided in the usual
ana prizes of $40 viii be determined
go. tus nun nc. tbs. draws the $40 :
~ e1alapa, If the number drawing the
sF-. ,g.tn ~. l. then al the tickets
.l. --r her enos in {. will be emitted . sS49.
-.-.5er snia with NJ :, tasn al the Tickets
ru,as Ser ends N Z, viii be entitled to $40,
s-,.-f Facxsses will be sold at the follow
...-, Which tHe UsE -
-. a.s,s Il Passages e5 10 Who'e Tickets, eG9
q. 10 }eR 50
10 Q1artsrs Is
,-. .,sr--, grls.s f,v Ttcke@s CT Certificates, Ell
~ : SWAN & co, Atlanta, Ga.
- " : ENAN MONTGOMERY. Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

SCHooNERs BUILT IN THE INTERIOR FOR THE
GULF TRADE.-The Pittsburg Dispatch has the
following item OF intelligence
"There are now lying IN the Monopgabela river,
at Elizabeth, two fine schooners, built for Capt
Smith and designed for the eoesfing trade in tho
Gulf of Mexico They are to be delivered ct New
Orleans soon the state of the river permits.--
The Elizabeth Boat-ya ards are well known through.
nut the valley of the Mississippi "a having turLsd
out large numbers of the best boats which have
ever run upon the Western Waters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE E-The Savannah
Republican mentions rumor to the effect that 6
carriage containing three gentlemen, wh3n cross
ing bridge in Bryan county, Ga Friday, b:oke
through and the whole party were precipitated
into the river and drowned. 1t is said that VIM.
B. Gaulden, Esq, one of the gentlemen; the
names of the others were not given
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

LIBEL SUlT.-Horace Greedy has brought suit
for libel agains: j. w. Gray editor of the Cleve.
land Plain Dealer for certain articles published in
that paper during and since the recent campaign.
Damages claimed $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

MONTGOMERY COAL "A company has been
formed in New York, says the Lyncbburg Virgin
ian, fer the purpose of working the Montgomery
va coal mines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

TIE Loss by the fire at Portsmouth, Va Tues
day night, ia estimated at $4,000. The engine
house of the Independent Company, and the Fish
Market, were destroyed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

Up TO SNUFF-It is asserted that II costs The
general government several thousand dollars
session to furnish members Of Congress with snuff.
A box that will hold half peck is secured by tie
desk of the Clerk of the House. and Is filed with
fresh Macabey every morning..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

EIGHT MEN DRowSED.-The Lake Providence
Herald, of the 9th uit., says:
Eight men were drowned few days since, at
Grand Lake, La., by the upsetiing OF q yawl be-
lopdpg to the steamer Pennsylvania The yawl
had bsen sent ashore to receive the men, and on
returuing to the steamer it chanced to get under
one of the wheels in motion at the time, which
upset H. thus causing the mea 10 drown before
thew could be saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

EtDLEh a. Cii. EiAFtNss hEChitkD
- '|0H's. c.as9 dlpIomAs a. he Mechanics Fair,
TT = -fs la55 sni 1880 tor fiue WINES and Ii.
VI 'S Toaio call EaTicnsr attention these that
ven pure sni choice article, to examine large
thF extensive STOCK. viz:
S.5f'as Amyltlaa0 and Pem8gtiB Pale Sherres,
t'.e fain2ty aEd q eck5aTn's Madeira.
" N@IL"rL1 sad saudeuau'5 Old Port Wines.
'"ahpasns, & tIi! assortment OF the choice brands
S'-E7c hFaraIes, Hennessey. Otsrd. DuPuy & Co.
-''"'.a D-cs EeigEette and Fellevoesin, both
- '-L@ and pale, part very fine and old.
1uil=aa Hin, Jamaica aud St Croix Runs
,a-lch ana i'-sh Il alt Whiskeys Virginia Old Rye
i"oonla,a " 2issey Isle Of Wight Peach and Ap-
f!z FL .uJles.
ALSH-4 hae lot of choice Hszana CiRars. for
. a. the h4Chnond Wine Store
&c - CrpREr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

"Ma, was it Windsor Castle that Mary Queen
OF Scots was confined in J" asked little Anthony
Augustus of his mother mo, my son, not Queen
Mary, but Queen Victoria; she, poor thing. has
been eontined in that castle repeatedly"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

MEETING OF THE MICHIGAN LEsrsLAruRT-
The Michigan Legislature met Thursday. In the
Senate Isaac w Miller, Of Calhoun, was elected
secretary. In the House Byron @. Stout Of Oak
land, was elected Speaker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

DEATH FROM FIRE ARms-On New Years
day ynung man, pamed James A. Richards aged
about % years, and boy, named Jacob Widner,
were engaged alternately firing horse pistol, at
Carlisle Pa. After having fired the pistol a nun.
Der of times, and as young Widner in the act
of re loading it was prematurey discharged
The rammer which an iron one, struck the
brick wall of the house, reboupded and struck
Richards on the head near the left ear penetrating
the skull, and passing cut at the back part of lhe
head and causing his death in short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

THE SLEIGHING CARNIvAL.-The wide ayes
nues 0 the Ne k-oVer the fremont road over
the mill dam-never presented a gayer, brighter
livelier panorama than they did yesterday
slegbs of every size, color and cost were passing
and re passiDg-some at g moderate speed-some
at high speed-some rather inside of 2.40--the
spirited steeds seemed TO be wide awake, and so
were their drivers, some of whom shouted and
cheered, and all highly enjoyed the splendid sleigh
ing carnival Boston Ledger, Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

THE WooDwoRTH PATENT.-A Washington
correspondent OF an exchange paper says that ihe
agent for the owners Of the Woodwork patent.
who had been sent to W ashing.en with view TO
obtain its extension had left the Capitol in disgust
and that before doing 50 he had expended ten
thousand dollars. Rather q bad Investment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

Fire-Between the hours of and s cioek yee.
terday evening the stable Of Mr.. Poindexter. cor.
ner Of Msrshan and 19.h streets. short distasce
beyond the corporate limits, was fired and bufuea,
The hremen were prompt in theix arrival q he
place but owing to the difficulty Of getting water,
and the location Of the stable were unable to ex.
tinguish the flames, till the roof was Consumed.
leaving the bare wall. which were Of brick stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

John b. Laborde, of Prof Laborde, of CO.
lumbia, 8 G., died In Kansas lately where he had
gone among the first who emigrated from the
South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

'A. n-5efE 2rsd hdyIsg Iaker lease, for term
years, oA tho american Hotel, respectfully soiicts
? Ella cf ia r2aage f.om his friends and the rubc
!t7 psteas himself tina. effort on his part shall he
s-e7 10 r5al=r bis guests comfortable sni to sag.
t Do 'Ae present epUtsti2n Of tie house.
It's w B. BISHOP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

~ Advertisements published until forbid vm n
eharged 50 cents per square Of ten lnse fcr m 6
iassrtion and IS eents FOR eanh eostinnaree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH FOR THE PERSIAN
GULF.--The British Government have given their
aPprovalto the proposal for laying down tele'
graph cable il the Persian Gulf, and by connect
ing il with that already laid down in the Mediter
rsnesn, placing the whole of Europe in direct
communication with Asia. The project is still un.
der consideration ct the Eag. India House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

TIE NEW BRITISH MINISTER The Right Hon.
Charles Pelham Villiers, who has been appointed
British Minister to this country, and may soon be
expected at Washington. is brother Of the Earl
Of Clarendon, the British Secretary of Foreign
Affairs, and, up to the date Of his appointment,
held the pest Of Judge Advocate General and
Privy Councillor to Her Majesty. He was in Par
lament for number Of years but has no: here
tofoEe occupied q diplomatic station. He is 3
bachelor, fifty-six years old, of hospitable and
genial disposition, and likely, il is said to be
favorite among the diplomatic corps ST Washing
ton.
The New York Post, in = sketch of him, says:
Mr VilierB is abcut the middle height, of spare
frame, with light brown hair. and ia described
good specimen of the English gentleman. liz
is given 10 hospitality" and may be expected tc
receive at WashDgtoI in manner in accordance
with the tradition OF the British Legation He is
bachelor, but whether he is destined TO meet the
fate of other single gentlemen who have come from
abroad minister's to this country rests, o
course, with the women as Mr. Benton would
say. 1t il rather singular circumstance that the
majority of the ministers sent by Great Britain tc
Washington Of late years have been bachelors
The list includes the names of Mr. Fox, Sir Henry
Vaughn and iIc. Champion, TO hich must be added
tl2t of Mr.. Eiliiers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

AN EAGLES PEN.-The Lancaster, Pa, Irtelli.
gencer says, that Mr.. Buchanan in writing his in.
augursl address will use pen made from the feath
er of all Eagle dropped by the bird at the feet o.
Mr. Brows, of Miss, while making q Buchanan
speech in the late campaign. The Eagle was fly
inc over the spot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

ToBAcco.-A hogshead OF tobscco Of the ne "
crop, raised By E Light, Of Dyer county. Tenn,
was sold 10 New Orleans Saturday at les eents
per pound, the highest price Of the season
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

REMARKABLE FEATs OF A MAD DoG.-A dog
belonging to Mr.. James McKoy, who lives fou.
miles northeast of Augusta, went mad, and in his
travels committed the most extensive depveda
tious. Runor has it that the dog had been bitten
three weeks previous to bis going ms4 by snoth.
er dog known to have been rabid; bat being
great favorite with his master, he ii him up and
refused to kin him; when attacked with the dis
ease, in his paroxy ysm, he broks from his f1sten-
ipgs and escaped--hevirg, however, before leav
ing his masters premises, bit two Of bis horses,
which have since gone mad. He then took a
course westward, on the Wsrssw and Augusta
road and when about three miles ron his starting
point, overlook Mr. Patchin, WAC was returning
home from Augusta in a wagon, . his home near
Chill: one of his horses the dog bit aud the animal
has since gone mad He then bit ABOUT 20 other
animals The stock bitten vas estimated to be
worth So 900, and already gone mad $i,50O.-
None of the animals bitten went mad short Of
three weeks from the time when bitten. The dog
Invariably caught his victim by the nose. Most of
the damage was done in the night, he having left
his masters house about dusk, and was killed
about noon of the next aay.-HdrsdW Inquirer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

There was good sieighing at wythevills, Va.
from the Let 10 the Ssh inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

JOHN G.. MIDDLETON was elected Mayor of
Lexington. Va on Saturday last
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The Dismal Swamp Canal, Virginia, is closed
hvi
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GAIT CASEY, of the army, long Indian agen:
for South Florida, died at Tampa on the 25th ult
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

mad ANTHONY WAYNE.r-The Philadelphis
short distance Of that city, tthe only surviving
nephew of the illustrious patriot Mad Anthony
Wayne He is likewise the only one left OF the
Dartmoor prisoners, who were capture ed by the
British fleet in the war Of 1914 and is now at the
advanced age Of rs years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

THE CA8INET-Hon. John Barney, of Balti
more, writes to the New York Herald that Gen
Cass has Informed him that the position Of Secre
tary Of State has bAn rendered him by Mr. Buch
anan and that he has accepted the appointment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

Only sixteen deaths in Charleston, s. G., last
week.
'Leoni Di Monata and other Poems" by James
Barron Hope, of Hampton. Va. are attracting
much attention In the literary world.
Ebenezer Evans, formerly Boston ship master,
but of late years q ship broker of Havana, died .!
Havana on the 18th ult.
Harry Rose, of Page county, Va, died on the
3lst nit from fall received = day or two before
The reported killing of Colin Scott, in Lexlng'
ton, Va, Is contradcted.
Col A. Trovillo. . soldier In the war Of 1872
died At Pittsburg, Pa, Wednesday evening.
The Lexington (va) Gazette says the prospects
for good wheat crop sn that vicinity are bad.
Small pox, which has been prevailing In Shenan
doAh county. Va, b dying oaa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

The degree of Doctor Of Philosophy has been
conferred upon Prof Woodrow, of Oglethorpe
University, GA, by the German University at
old
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-10

.Att 1ESIs phA DBE~S or = YAhuS,
49, FA~f tOLORED CALICOEs-Barsein fer
I Asels pieces haudsl fast colored Prfnts,
''-g-Hi5ya yard, really worth 10 cents Femi-
"ts "i'@ I!-sss call and supply yourselves, at
CIV ATKINS Cash Store,
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