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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
LOCUST HILL
FEMALE SEMINA AIRY,
Located Two mi esSOuth- East Of NaIcIl
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE.

|
| Tho Trustees of this Institution take pleas
ure in calling the attention Of the public to 1t,
believing that there are advantages offered.
equal to any in the country, for obtaining all
the elements of u good English and Classical
Education, Mt the sane time atlordng those
from distance comfortable and cheap
home. The situation is pleasant and healthy,
and in one of the most moral and refined
neighDorhoods in Tennessee.
In addlt on to the present means OF accom-
modating pupils, two story building, thirty
eight by fitty-two feet, has been commenced,
and will be completed by LIST August. Effort
is also being made to secure complete set of
philosophical apparatus by the opening of the
next session.
The Principal, Prof. NJ B. SMITH, having
for several years occupied The chair Of Math-
ematics in Franklin College, Tennessee, the
Trustees feel confident that he will be able to
give complete satisfaction.
Miss Lucy E. BARNES, a regular graduate
of Franklin College, Tenn, has charge Of the
Musical Department, and will give lessons in
the French language, &c.
TERMS.
Boarding, per week.. ..........$ 10
Boarding and Tuition, from Monday
to Friday evening, per session of
20 weeks,.. ........ ~ OO
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Men,
tai Arithmetic. .............. w
Geography, Grammar aud Arithmetic, 90
Natural Sciences, and the higher
branches Of Mathematics, ........ II 90
Lessons on the Piano.. 70 90
Lessons in the French Language,... 10 90
A MALE DEPARTMENT has been organized,
and preparation will be made to board fifteen
oe ~ boys. Pupils coming from distance
will be required to board in the family of The
Principal, unless they have relatives residing
in the neighhorhood with whom they can
Board
The next Session Will commence
August, 1857.
II U ST EES.
Joseph L. Baker, Geo. ". Hume,
Jefferson F,still, Thomas MoseIy,
David Lpscomb, William Damron,
Z. Tarrent, VIM. c. Handley, Chairman.
Eobt JV
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LEWIS METCALFE,
ATTORNEY g. COUNSELOR AT LAW.
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE,
Will give prompt attention to all claims en-
trusted to him.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

SIICN1ON, VIRGINIA..
The eighth annual session of this Institution will
commence on W EDN ESDAY, the 9th of September
1887, and close on the last Thursday in june
The Institute is incorporated by the Legislature of
VIRGINIA, and grants Diplomas and Certificates Of
Proficiency.
1t embraces two departments: Preparatory and
oll"giste In the first the elementary branches OF
English are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate
Department, the course of study il Systematic and
mprehensive, and such as. when fully pursued
will secure proper development discipline and cu
ture of all the intellectual social and moral faculties
produce harmonious fullness of being, and fit the
pupil 10 FILL honoraby and usefully, her appropriate
sphere in life.
All the departments of instruction are in charge o
competent teachers and provided with apparatus
and other means necessary for the pleasant and
cesSfu prosecution of their respective studies.
The Boarding department, and all the domestic ar
engagements under the direct control of the prin
cipal and hislady whose best efforts used to make
ilIc institute pleasant home for pupils.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
soard washing, lights and 80
Tuition. preparatory Department 3!
Music Piano with use sf instrument ......... 81
Modern Languages, each q
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music, no extra
charge.
So 1t is desirable that applications be made early
md pupils he prompt in attendance tho first da!
If the session
For catalogue, or further information, address
JOHN WILSON, Principal.
jy I7-d2awSwSwc4w
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Criminal Matters-Crops-The Town
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

PIrTsYLvaNIA C. H., Aug II. 1887.
ihe county Court met to-day, and was engaged
up 10 IL o clock in the examination of free ne
slo' VINO made murderous assault. with n shot
gun upon respectable citizen Of this comfy
some time since. by the name of King, lie oni,
'iad his preliminary examination and was con;
'ltted for further trial lie will be made to .snull
hemp II ne gets his deserts; aud if he shoud onl,
oe sentenced to imprisonment the pepulacc will
ti'ile MN, as there seems to be settled detarnina
ton to that effect. A youth of sixteen said to Ia
the son OF minister, was committed for larceny
lie got wee drap of the crathur" in hi. head
and fingered his neighbours money draw in q
suspicious way. Another free negro collared =
gentleman to-day, in one of the livery stables be
alae lie did not like the manner in which tn,
gentleman addressed him. Magistrate on III,
ground ordered him forty, save one" which wa,
administered in an artistic style; and he was order
ed To 'gO and sin no More"
The crops throughout this portion of the corptv
are looking remarkably well. Tobacco as a genera
thihg is pretty fer, and think is better in thi
iount ~ than III many other portions of the tobacc,
growing region. Corn is magnificent; and all th,
'trHiers agree i'll the opinion that no such crol
mas been grown within tho recollection of the .old
+st lnhabltant." Wheat has welded we'll both /,
luantlfy and quality. there being nothing aqains
The iadcr, but a little smoo'
nardiy expected to find such n place i'm th,
WOODS, rs TINS settlement. which boasts of fiv,
t nui Snes,Tbaptlst' Methodist, fresbyterian Epir
.oPa, anu Unitarian besides some half dozen stores
TWO large hotels, and Idany fine residences
There were some five hundred nrrsons /, ..,or
dance to-day, and very little ..Iiouid 1igbtnin:
consumed; but that little was productive of SOM
three or 1our knock-,hlwn-and-drag-out fyhts
Yours, on the wing, " III "
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knots per hour, and subsequently, hauled In The
Agamemnon then steered for Cork, and reached
Queenstown Hsrbor at o'clock on Thursday MORN
ing all on board being more than ever satisfied at
the success Of the enterprise.
capt Hudson, Of the Niagara, writes TO WASH
inston, that 1t was expected the paying out Of the
caoIe wouid commence on the Sd inst, and adds:
VIII be most singular coincidence, as Coum
vas ien port on his voyage Of discovery to our
western world, on the Sd day of August, Just SOS
years ago"
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RIAL CoscLuDED--Two NsoRsEs sxx.

I OoNcLUDED--Two NEGReEs SEN-
nxs nssosD 10 nE Husa, AND FoUR TO TRAssrosraryoS
,ois, @ lnh LIMITS OF THE UNITED SrArEs.--About a
O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon the trial Of the an ~.
R'o men, Ben. Tom, George Moore Edmund ana
hnnert. slaves of Mr.. William Boulware charged
n. NJ" ",ssng. with intent 70 kill, their ovsrseer,
hr. 9onn ID. Dodd, ON the 9th Of July last WAS
brought to close before the County Court Of Han
rico after occupying six days. and all the nr;.on
ers were found guilty. Marmaduke Johnsoe Esa
Judge mm. W.. trump and Hon. John g. Caskie,
we're assigned a. the counsel of the prisoners ana
these gentlemen never labored harder in defsnce
Of clients. The examination of the witnesses occu
pied four days, and on Tuesday last the argument
WAS opened by John B. Young, Esq, for the Com.
monwealth He was followed in an able and eio-
quent address by Mr. johnson. and the day wa,
closed by Judge Crump, in one of his most power
fui and telling appeals, In which he handled toe
evidence. and applied the law TO II with mas.e-
hand: Yesterday morning, Hon. John 8. Csskie
losea ior the prisoners, In eloquent address OF
three hours duration, reviewing the case, and
Ning his best exertions in behalf of the pr,
"onn l. d Young Esq. then closed for the Common
~eal.n, answering briefly the points raised by the
counsel on the other side, aud sxpounding the law
AZ applicable to the case
About o'clock the canse was submitted To the
court for decision. tMessrs Hanes Baker Rrackett
plekehs ana sheppard being on the bench) who,
after retiring and consulting. returned and rem,
dered verdict that they found the prisoners ostv
B%N and Toni were then sentenced 10 be hing On
the Zath OF September next, and George. Robert
"oore ana Edmund, because of their youth, were
sentenced to transportation beyond the limits OF
the United States.
When Ben and Tom were ordered to stand nm and
receive their sentence. they both said that thew
mad not intended to kill Mr.. Dodd and had not
TIED to do 30. They received the sentence with
stole indifference, neither Of them exhibiting the
slightest emotion at learning that they were to be
inng.
The Court then fixed the value of the condemned
slaves as follows: Ben $3.50; Tom $3.50; George
Sl3n; Moore $1,000; Edmund s12OO; and Robert
5000.
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EDUCATION.
RICHMoND CLASSICAL AND COM

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
| -, MERCIAL INSTITUTION NINTH STREET
lhEIWEEN BROAD AND MARsHALL.sTThhes hsnn nm n
their rrinc,pa. Of this Institution. have united
Srhaoi ~ ISIS Ior The purpose of establishing
iof Boys. of the highest order and hay been
rcans i IN securing excellent and connections
Th, 'n nne apose-named central part of the city
e,eiay VIII make such division Of labor in the ex
me-. @ oi the School, to render the nstrncton
Tha rppaenicsL and TIioRoUGH,
Glhh hseltatons win be conducted with the u,e NJ
Maps Charts Mathematical RIochs and ph;'
rspils entering this School, can nnite with C,.s.o.
thoronaS h,arse course q instruction with a view 10 a
advanced Classss n or to enter the first or
lars TO H.. particulars and testimonials see Circu.
and at most ~ ne, at this office after August 18th
ena of 81 ,hs Principals Also after septrmbsr a 70
at the rooms ID gSas can can be BY calling on HIM
hEoowStsp hoSitdsfp sS$SR sss$SS$RPss ssS$$SR r. pr,,,,,.
tan ESQ. Rey Chas IL Read d,n p Rev @m 4 Chris Chris
ieorg~e ~ Roodfn dsff1nqIao nsa h Nsa Jeha Tyler Esa,
Harriet Hall Esq Mrs Susan L. Pellet, Miss
NJ Ms: SUSAN REED will resume the
a,,t auiiss OF her School, September lst corner NJ
- - e' ----- aulq-tlS
EDUCATION.-The second session ~
- Mrs. RICE'S School will commence IN. -. =,
srpthemoer anu terminate the 3oth Of June She Of
iers her sincere thanks to those who sustained her
during her first session. and respectfuIlv soi;o;. !
their encoura2ement the second assuring them thai
She has exerted herself To promote the welfare and
Improvement of their children, and pe, ses to do the
same so long rs this responsible trust shall be com
nitted TO her. Her discipline is systematic And
strct but kind every requsition made or restraint
imposed ia prompted only by the deepest interest for
! She happiness and Improvement Of the pupils.
She respectfully requests frequent calls from tn,
nsrents to observe recitatons discipline and mode
finstruction it will greatly conduce to the mental
culture of the scholars who will be apt to have
their studies prepared. Without this reparaton or
| the part ofthe pupils money may bc advanced and
sessions may close with little attainment made
in that for which their anxious parents sent them tC
| school.
The iocationis most desirable one, afording spac,
ind shade for exercise, the smaller puiilI often
ioying this privilege from II till o'clock.
Terms per session of 10 month"; payable quarterly
Higher English branches, including Latin.......S p
! Primary Geography. History, Grammar, Arith-
metc and Philosophy
| Primary Arithmetic, Orthography, Geography
| anu hlnloIN 2
| Sacnul strant hetMeen Clay and Leigh
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DEBEGES, just received, 10 cents per
~ yard.-oN0 yards of Debeges, desirable celor
'nly 10 cents per yard. Ladies' in want of g cheap
md serviceahr dress. get one by calling early
1t thu established cheap store of
au II ALFRED MOSES. 6S Main street
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PHnNIx ExouRsIoN.-Tbe members NJ

engine company, No. 8, have fixed upon Thursdav
night, the Sd of September, to make an excursion,
down James river, and in order TO have annie
room for the accommodation of their hundreds OF
friends ON that occasion. have engaged the well
furnished and fast sailing steamer, .'Glen Cove"
good band of music is to be In attendance 40
that those who wish to engage in the dance will
have ample opportunity for SO doing.
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PLEASURE TRTP.-The members OF

EbaSVNE 4 P.-IUb members OF
Protection Fire Company, No. 2, have engaged that
popular steamer the 'Curtis Peck" for a pleasure
trip down the river on Monday night. the 7th of
september, and by way of ensuring good music
tnd live. time to all who go with them, have
'rran2ed for the Armory Band to be in attendance
II the weather continues hot ~ at present many
NJ our citizens will avail themselves Of this priyi-
'ege Ofa country airing by moonlight when the mu-
sic Is most enchanting and the dance most inviting
Tickets for the trip may be had of Commander
3ossieux and other members of the corps.
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The BITE OF A SPIDER always produce,

I HE bITE OF 4 SFIDER always produces
intense pain. aud sometimes causes death few
evenings since friend of ours was bitten by one
If these poisonous insects on the back Of the left
hand, and seemed to suffer great pain from its ef
facts The hand commenced swelling almost in
stantly. and the wound soon after presented an in
famed appearance. He advised to SEQ ply.
sican but instead Of doing so, procured small
quantity of chioroform, applied 1t to the angry
aesh and in short time after entirely re-
lieved
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EDUCATION.

~ p. BURRUSS' CLASSICAL AND
u MATHEMATICAL school, UNIVERSAL
1ST CHURCH, MAYO SFRkET.-Ihe fourteenth
s.si1n i tins school will commence the 2lst day
If September, and close the 18th day oi July,
lN'>
vance. 50 -
Primary English. -..,,'..s4o U"
Hizber English with "r without Elementary . -.
Classics and MatheInaiiCs..,.., ~ e
Modern Languages and Drawing, by Profs Enion
and CslyG,at the usual rates ..
Mr. h will he assisted by Mr., Larkin Willis,
~asnatr ia several schools of the University Of Ntf
GINA and highly recommended by Professors Bied-
S,e Harrison, Msupin, McGuffey, and Smith, and
alsS lYy Rev John 4. Broadus.
Rev Dr Burrows Will give instruction IN Reading
and Elr~Utton,
In the arrangements for the ensuing session, no
egTrt has been spared 20 render his school still more
worthy nfthe very liberal patronage which II has r'-
eeivri for several year, past. au l5-tw~
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Nor ExDEp.-The warrant against Jno.

Down and his wife for nssauting Michael Mason
tnd abusing his wife, brought all the parties before
the Mayor yesterday, and lod to a whirlwind Of
elimination and re-crimInation, the gist Of which
proved that the ladies had beea engaged in II war
4 words for some time, and that the men had come
% closer quarters. John Down had his right eye ia
mourning, ard Mason had cut on the scalp. but
neither Of them seemed 10 be very much out Of re-
pair To give Down an opportunity Of getting bis
witnesses, the investigation was adjourned until
tomorrow morning
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CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELI
cand TTIAMSIN JANNEY intend opening aschoo
AR girls on Broad street, between 18th and 18Th, the
ist of 9th month (SepteTnb.r)
The Yariou- brancss of the English language VIII
i,r taught, including Algebra and Geon,etry; also
Drawing and Painting If desired, one afternoon in
each week will re devoted TO Deedle-work.
TERAe: For Primary Glass per quarter OF ten
weeks, 81; more advanced Glasses So: Drawing ana
Painting, each $3.
RrFERE~cEs- -Micaiah Bates and Philip b Price.
-t,f,E
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Several tenants on !

NUIsANcEs. tenants on 18th
treet "a we'll rs elsewhere, were before the Msyor
.esterday morning, for falling 10 keep their prem
ises in good order the law directs and the pubs
&c health demands. In order to give them ali the
opportunity Of brushing up and becoming tidy
Judgment was suspended until tomorrow, VIII, n
he hucs will i'o imposed If all cause Of complaint
has not been removed. Eases
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OIL CLOTHS.-We keep constantly on
" hand large assortment OF 3-i, "a and 81 Dii
Cloths Also, Table Covers by the pattern, which
We sell at manufscturers' prices.
an II q 4 M R0SEMBAUM 100 Broad st.
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old PORT WINE, Blackberry Brandy,
70, al Nv GEO. D0WDEN,
ell Druggist. &c. &c.
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DooRKEEpgR-Mr.M McKnew. of the District of Co
lumbia; Messrs. benjamin Dorsey and German, o.
Maryland, and Messrs. Devine and Hackney. OF W.T.
ginia, are spoken Of for doorkeeper Of the nexi
U s. House Of Representatives. ss
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QUAINT DEsckiprios ~ AsAsy.---Alhany.N n y /,
ID city Of 5000 houses and Is Oo inhahitant, with
most of their gable ends to The street.
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The people Of Davies county y. G., have yoisa Y
subscribe 100000 70 the North Carolina ana VIZ
ginia Railroad.
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Fast BoY.-An orphan lad, named Ed
ward Bradley, made his appearance before the
hsyor yesterday mOrulng 30 answer the charge Of
'ssaalting another boy, named Henry Townsend.
fhe evidence showed that the accused was guilty
u the offence, and that he was rude. intsmperste
ehap, but rather than send him to Jail, whore his
morals would not be improved, his honor gave him
some good advice and then discharged him.
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AN AGREEABLE SURPRIsE--A gentleman called ON
the deputy superintendent Of police in New York,
on Tuesday morning. complaining that he had
been robbed of $500 in bank checks and bills The
officer told him TO search well before be accused
any person. and in few minutes the checks and
bills were found In the lining OF his coat, where
they had slipped through hole In the pocket.
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THE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION, TO as.
'embe here on the 18th inst, promises to be large
attended, and may lead to happy results In rails
ing theisraduatng standard of the academies and
;olleges in the State. In the assemblage soon TO
rake place, some of the first men of letters in the
state are expected to be present and participate in
the deliberations = =
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UNGALLANT.-Jacob Nackman was ar
raigned before the Mayor Yesterday. to answer for
pulling the hair of Miss Mary Jane Lehman's head,
md for boxing her jaws, in her fathers house
Iiss l.. declared oath that she had given no
ause for the treatment she had received and de-
handed that the prisoner should he punished; but
'ther witnesses testified that the young lady had
nterered with Nackman's little daughter, and that
'he was the aggressor. supposing that the offence
would not be renewed, Nackman was discharged.
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CooLED OFr.-Richard Bryant, hard
looking youHgster made his appearance before the
iiayor yesterday morning, 10 the charge Of
;etrng drunk and taking lodging ia the street az
well "a that Of stealing a shirt from Thomas Bland
after hearing the evidence, Dick was eslaboosed in
iefault Of bail.
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[ tORN.-Received on consignment,
~ few hundred bushels of prime white CORN
which We offer for sale in lots 10 snit purchasers
jy 29 s1 #r-. CRENSHAW co.
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NOUTU-SIDE INSTITUTE,

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 25TH,
~ BETN ZEN CLAY AND LEIGH STS SEETS :,
CHURCH HILL-The next session OF this lnstitu-
ton will open on MONDAY, September tth, and con-
tnuc for ten months.
Thorough instruction will be given in the Classics,
the Mathematics aild the various English branches.
IERSs-Pa able 0nehalt lst January, 1855, and the
balance at the end Of the session 3D. 30 and 30 dol
lars.
limited number Of srIalier boys will be received
81 the rate OF so per session.
III all instances. 81 will be- charged each pupil fnf
fuel and ia all pupils will be charged from the
time they entered 10 the end Of the session az
cepi IN of rrOtracted sickness
c. ". PETHERRRIDGE,
u al--6Ms TH0S. u. JDNES.
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Nor PRovED.-Wm. NJ. Price appear
ed before the Mayor yesterday answer the charge
f threatening TO assault and beat Velinda Perry,
but released from custody by the Mayor, who
satisfied that the peace Of the Commonwealth
was in danger of being disturbed by quiet Billy
,'rce.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

" The next session Of This Institution viii begin
on the Cd Wednesday, the lith of October and terni-
on the 18th of July next.
FACULTY:
BENJAMIN E. EwELL President and Professor of Ma
thematics and Natural Sciences.
Rev. SILAs ToTTEN D. d., Professor Of Moral and In,
tellcctui.l Philosophy ard Bellies Lettres
MORGAN j. SMEAp. PHI. Dr., Professor of Languages
HENRY A. WASHINGTON, Professor Of History and
Constitutional Law.
LUCIAS Minor, Professor Of Municipal and Iuterna
tional Law.
THOMAS 7. L. SNxAD, Adjunct Professor of Mathema.
tics
EFs For further information apply to the Secreta-
~ Of the Faculty, Williamsburg, Virginia.
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PLEAsANr NEIopnoRs-Ieoac 4 r.

HH" SHNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il. ElCt
,tpeared before the Mayor yesterday, to have Il.
fanss bound TO the peace for permitting his chill
ifeh To annoy him by coughing and laughing in
'front.' ct his door. and thereby disturbing HIS fam
.ly. He also complained that Henry Ginsberry had
'"en rude TO his wife ON several occasions, and
Wished 10 have his hands tied bv the iron cord of
the law: but his Honor looked upon both affairs as
rival, and discharged all the parties
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CREATING BARs.-The city need never
oEe to have James river navigable to Rockets for
large class vessels. until she adopts some plan 10
prevent the large deposits of sand and earth made
N II by every rain. In some few of tfs raw mes
leading 20 the river. stone walls have been cree I'd
70 catch the wash and are answering good rur-
1se but uploss all the ravnes are walled at their
emptying points. the deposits will continue large
and the bars will reform almost as rapidly as they
are dredged out. IL
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NoT PROVED. John Il. Muller had
Charles Mitchell a stranger, before the Mayor yes-
teriay. for using threatening and abusive language
to him the day before Mitchell, through an In
terpreter, gave the canse of the difheuty. that
he had worked for Muller one month. and that
when he asked for his wages. Muller took him by
the throat anil ehoked him severely. aud then had
him arrested-aIl of which Muller denied AZ there
was no danger ofanother muss, Muller paid MITCHELL
| his wages, and the warrant was dismissed
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J.cKsos's RIvEa BAaBxour.-Those Of

JACKSON fkHfEH NAHnENUk.~~1H HusV VI
our readers who design attending the great Barbe-
ene 10 be given at Jack sons River requested to
report themselves to Thos podamsad, ksa, super
iutenrnt Of the Central Railroad. at the depot at
e'elcck next Monday morning. The trip pr mic
Is 10 bea delightfnl one. and Il 10 expected thar
Richmond will be largely represented on the occs-
sion. rgtF 4f H# H