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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-17

AcCIDpNr.-Mr Vim. Whitlock, q resi-
dent Of Church Hill, had one of bis handa dr,sA.
fully la'cerated by . circular saw, With which be
was working on SATURDAY. last
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UsIos STREET is being paved with
blocks Of granite. by Mr.. Rix the contractor. and
promises to be of the smoothe-t thorou bfsrse
IN the city. IL Dock street could he paved In the
same way. the tesmstsrs and clippers would BE-
greatly benefited.
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EXCITEMENT AMONG The saoEnakrKs OF LYNN

EXCITEMENT AMONG The SaoEMAKERs OF LYNN
A meeting OF tue citizens Of Lynn was held on
Monday evening, at Lyceum Hail. to devise mes-
surcs 10 meet hard winter aud hard times"
there were aboHt 1,'op persons present. debate
took place mon a series Of resolutions which we're
presented, containing severe denunciaticn Of the
acion Of the shoe manufacturers in sending their
SHOES into the eountry 10 be made. The Meeting
was very excited ona, and some Of the speakers
were exceedingly harsh in their denuneistions Of
the manufacturers. One young man recommend
ed stntioning force at different points to seize all
shoes destined for ont Of town wurkmsn.
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Shows, where admission fees are chars-
ed, must be licensed, or the proprietors suhject
Themselves TO heavy fires. Concerts are free from
license provided no other attractions are added 70
he
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ACCIDENT 10 RAILROAD Cospucrca4--Mr. ohaws
Conductor on the fright train on the Hcuth Caro-
lima Railroad, stepped "a the platform 81 eaf %
the up train. at Fort Mott. Friday. and had boih
his legs completely cut % below the kssss. He
died La a few hour. -
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FisE.-A hake shop in rear Of Picots
Drug store on Eth street. canght iire In the root
sbont o'clock on yesterday, from spark which
fen from the chimney. On the alarm being given
the members Of No. repaired to the place aud
sncceeded IN rxtingnlshing the flames
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Having become the sole owners of the late concern
o! Tompkins Co, az Golfers, in Chester field coun-
ty, We have entered into partnership for cob
dncting the sams business in flture under the same
firm and style of TOMPkINS 4 COMPANY, of
which new partnership We arc the sole and equal
pr, mptly, and with Coal Of superior quality. upon
application to us or our Agent, Mr.. John Farrar
J. T. TOMpKlNS,
lSS- Nov 9Th JDR ATKISS
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MacoIE MITCHELL, the Richmond fa-
vorite, will make her farewell APPEARANCE on the
boards cf the Marshall. this evening in two popu.
lar pieces. Miss VI. has hosts Of admirers here
~ho will secure seats for tonight, and thus ensure
her . jam st parting"
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pTUpgD TuK PsTR.-Yesterd.y as,.r

CAPTURED Tnx PAIR.-Yesterday after
nom, an old chap calling hi'neelf T. n Clemi,n
and hafiine from Alexandria, wsihea into the
lower station hcn-c. ard being fni m 10 his chin
with bad spirIts took lodgings on rae.ht beach,
where he was shortly Afterwards aiscorered by
of1cer Page and l0ksd mp for a teailae before che
Maver this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-17

TEMPERANCE SERMox. Mr.. Wiliis,
Of Leigh Street Baptist Church, viii preach tenn
perance sermon to his charge. next "Wednesday
night springfield Divisicn VIII be out In full force
pu the occasiun.
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MECHANICAL.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND b GAS FITTING

NlN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
L ESTABLISHMENT. TIIIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.--The subscriber Il
fully prepared to do all kinds Of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to ais
numerous patrons for past favors and solicits CON
tnuanee OF the same. Being master OF his business
ne can promise his customers that all work done By
him Will at least be eaHa to any other house in the
city and fully cheapa fact known to ali persons
who know what good work s.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.--He is prepared to
execute this description of work in . very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.--Always on hand a large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared TO do all
kinds fGas Fitting In the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock Of Well and Garden Pumps.
fe IL CHARLES II IANQIEy
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$50 REWARD.-The above re,

EfH ward Of twenty dollars vii he paid by the
~ subscriber to any person who will deliver to
6s him, at Craigton, in Iienrico county, his no
gro SlTi NANCY who some times calls herself Nancy
GaBham, who ran away the 18th of this month";
Nancy Is very likely bright mulatto, bushy head,
very bright black eye aud about H years old. She
10 believed to be IN the cv uf Richn nd or its vi
cinity. WM A. CHRISTIAN,
oc N-ts- CraiatuD Uenrico 90
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siaNoR BLITz, despi'ethe weather, oon-
tinues to fill Metre Titan Hall with III, lovers Of
msgic fun and canary birds The children have
an opportunity on Tuesday Thursday aud saiurday
afternoons to have the performance all " them.
selves
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HALL TnIEyEs.--In the Valley. on 18th
street, several drpredaticns have been committed
on private residences within ths past week. On
Saturday night, Mr. Davis school Rouse wse sss<r.
"a and rn,shsd ~ ssndry artteiss af weafiag ap.
rersi
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* CARRIAGES, CARRIAGEs-

49, The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley. be-
tween Main and Cary oath and l4th streets,l near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEES
B B&R0UCHES, gUGGIES, with and without tops and
SULKfES, all ofhis make OF the best materials
aud workmanship; all of which will bc sold ss low as
good work the kind be in the city of Richmond
and Respectfully ask call from those of any
and all work sold. that is new warranted.
r. is--an MICAJAIL 81 tNIUM
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AN oyn OrppSDrp Ya,t.~a.r "a.

AN OLD OFFENDER. " esterday after-
noon, as officer ehalkley was passing down Cary
street, he discovered Conrad Hoofnagie Ia the cot
OF beating Ais wife with club. and marched him
on to prison. Conrad 10 an old offender In this
line, and now that the crime IL fastened upon him.
u 10 quite probable that he win get permanent
Job In the chain gang.
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IMPosIrroxs OF HscKMsx.-If one half


she complaints made to us Of the imposiiions of
hack drivers were made formally to the Nsyor m.
evils complained Of would soon be remedied Ex-
Oh oitant charges, impertnence and refusing to sc
commodate under pretence Of being engaged are
errors which the hack owners cannot remedy be-
cause they rarely hear of them. Durjnp the nrS-
gress OF the Agricultural Fair, a negro hacknan
was stopped at the intersection of 1fih and Main
streets aud asked il he was engaged He promptly
answered mo- lie was then told that lady de-
srea 10 be taken from that place to St John bury
ing ground aud from thence to 9th and Brosd
streets, hnt that he would not be detained & ye min
ates at the church yard. lie replied that he could
not make the trip for less than S. and refused 70
go because that exorbitant demand was not CON-
Piled with. such impositons deserve to be nun.
ished by the lash f
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Know all men By these presents that We JOSEPH
T. ToMPhiNS and JOB ATKINS, partners, under
thcsr presents, constitute and app ini JoIiS FAX.
kAR, Of the county of Henrico. our Agent and At
torney, i'll respect to our business Golfers and
empower him as such, to sell and contract to se H.
Coal on hand hereafter to he raised in the course
Of our business to receive the proceeds whether in
M >ney, bills nott other wise lay i'll supplies and
pay ell debts and expenses, and do and perform all
acedEul acts ID the premises; to draw accept and ell
lnrhe notes, bills, drafts or other necessary writings
proper accounts thereof all such actngs and dongs
ut our said Attorney, in conformity hereto, to have
the same force and effect if done by us in person
Witness the following signatures and seals this 7th
day of November, one thousand. eight hundred and
hfy-seven. J. I. T0MPkINS, TsBAL.l
JOB ATKINS, Gsz4L
T0MPklNS d Co, TsgAL1
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A MAY FOUND DEAD IL CHuRcH-PoJabRs S.i
cide.-On saturday morning last, says the Sanders
Baptst church, in this place. were opened for pub
lie worship, found lying in the pulpit the dead
body of man. 1t proved to be Hugh Kelley. who
had worked in the carriage shop of Gardner L Mar
tin during ths summer. A month ago. more, he
went into drinking spree, Which continued until
his sudden and mysterious disappearance, about
two weeks since. two-ounce phisi, containing a
small quantity Of laudanuIu, vas found nesr him.
which, probably, he had drank. aud that. in con-
nection with intempersnce, was, 10 doubt tho i'm
mediate cause Of his death
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James kenna, Q school teacher, Of Pike co., Miss,
disd suddsnly while teaching, on the 1lst uls
&C, West, Esq, has bsen elected Mayor Of Woca-
wins, Miss, In place ef Mr.. Van Eaton, resigned.
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lhcate Of i package Of 10 whole Tickets. s.
" - l0 half
10 quarter g
ssyl.s


In ORDERING TICEErs Oh CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
T. purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
So Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post OCe, County and State.
So Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
RF- All prizes of 81 fs0 and under paid immediate
lv after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
Cfthlrty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders fer Tickets or Certificates 10
.aa s. SWAN co, Augusta. Ga,
ia Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.or
Atlanta. Georgia, can have tlIrir orders filled and
time. by addressing :. SH AN & Co, st either
of those cities
81 list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each is
entitled to- will be published after every draw In
the following napers: New orleans Belta ToSiIe
Register. Charieston Standard, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta intsiiigence., Now York Weekly Day Book,
York Dispatch and Pauling (iiss) Clarion. oc % :
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

4 H7A03 LANDHItJy nv u De 10 OF
~ SHOVELS, T0NGS aud fOKERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds of Grates
Including every style of Fensers Summer Pieces
handsome and PLAIN sets OF Shoyels, Tongs and
pokers. Seen different sizes of coal Scuttes cnder
shoveis. fire ShOyes; handsome Stands for ShoyeIs
and Pokers Blower Stands Bras, and Iron Footmans
re Brick re Slabs and Jams; sets Of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES: Tavern and Church Bells of
sweet tone. Builders, honsekcepers and others in
want any OF the above articles be supplied Ut
the lowest Northern prices l am manufacturing
all Kinds OF Brass and iron Work Of the above de
scription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. 225
Richmond, Va.
& -ovr
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THE PRICE OF PORK IN TKNsEssEK-There was a
sale Of 1900 hogs, at Gallatin, Tenn, on the 9Th
inst, at cents nett, or cents gross on 90 days
time. They were to be driven to Aberdeen. Miss.
letter from Galstin TO the Atlanta Ca, Intelli-
gencer, says:
81 have looked into the hog market, and my opi-
nion is. man would not be safe in buying hogs at
more than three cents gross. Our farmers views
are considerably above that price. There have
been offered here from Y to Scents gross for hogs
weighing from Us 10 $50 pounds, and some sslss
made at the above figure. i think there will be
more bacon put up by the producers this season
than ever before"
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~
Whole Tickets sic; Halves s.; CHARTERS 81 90.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to Sa,eyi, corresponding With
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separ ate
slips Of paper. encrced with small tin tabes and
placed IN one Wheel.
The rst 42 prizes similarly printed md euelrcled
are placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then TeSolved, and a number is
drawn frurn the wheel OF numbers and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the ether wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out orened and exhibit
ell 10 the audience, aud registered by the Commls-
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
ara drawn out,
APPROPRIATION PRlERs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the . ApproXims
ton Prizes. For example: IL Ticket No. IL 2a1 draws
the Sa Prize, thoss' Tickets numbered II 24S, II 2tg
li,25i, 2A2 will each be entitled 10 500. Ii Ticket
No $50 draws the s2itsD Prize, those Tickets num-
bered rs 3i9, SOL. Aj2 will each be entitled TO $50;
ami ~ On. according To the above scheme.
The 800 prizes Of S2n will be determined by the
last figure olthe nnu,cr that draws the $50 00 prize
For example: If the number drawing the 5000
prize ends with No. then an the Tickets where the
number enls in |. viii be entitled to 80 1.-THE num-
bcr ends with MOI. then all the Tickets whore the
number ends in Z, will be entitled 20 so and ON
too.
Certificates ofpacksges will be sold at the following
ratrs, which is the Iisk:
Certificate Of package Of 10 whole Tickets. So
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sHoorfss John Hunt dsnisea q
nocsetts, wss srrasned bsfbrs the Msyss yssosD
~ 70 ansver the charge Of shostisg wllk9 Nis1r
ensestn. on ssnday nisht: hus uvtrr - - -.
~ sener 9. ise wonndcd nna, the isvsselGnDa -
p0s.Pcnvo until Saturday nsxt. Ths dl2hou1R -
49, 'neso parties - We andenlonl sr1n1anDol
soou. 10 o miniature baiicoss, bosA elainia9 :
hlower. and Hunt asserts that ,. arsS ..s~.s ~ r.
blow nia up With bis tongue. ssd sAssvae11 =
sorted TO the use Of brickbass. ftu1 v1s1A -
f-s home. seised an old muatss h~as1 vnR -
Of shopping to pick up ssone. dspasItSss ~ -
In bis feet and legs and In the ftshs Ees1. -.
Waring ts attending the wosnds1 naa - NJ
that be had come thirty or forty shos is -. -
bis condition is not considered dsngsFeas tsnS
was committed to fail % await an exaninasion
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Most WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
- A certain cure for Fever and Ague-LEDN-
ARDs ANTID0TE for the above Is the prratest
discovery OF the age; Ii has never been known to
IAN ana Is considered by numbers that have used IT,
(and by the medical Mculty.) the best medicine In
use -
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD
SEES Corner of CLAW and Adam straafs
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A little child in church, observing the min
lister to be very vehement In his words and
Eestnres, cried out, "Mother, why don't they let
the man out Of the box!"
Hon. Dnis Prienr. former Mayor Of New Or
leans and collector Of that port, died on the eth
instant.
"A bonse Mt the corner OF L%vee and Pleasant
strrets, News Orleans was stttek By lightning and
set 90 IRE Sunday morning
Mrs. Emeiine Stevens. wife Of rrofs-rur VIM. A.
Stevens, ofthe Mississippi ministry, died recently
Ia Florida - rs
Mary Durand, a woman Of the town. was mur.
dered in New Orleans, on the 10th instant, by Geo.
Stovall. - a &
Thursday, the 10Th inst, viii be observed AZ
day OF Thanksgiving and Prayer, In savsnnsh.
young man by the name Of John Doles IVES
Killed by Mr. Green, near Columbus, Georgia, on
Thursday night last.
Adgnste Belmonte. late o.. s. Minister at the
Iagns. IL lie said, 10 to be seat rs u s. Minister to
Madrid.
4 day. OF fasting, humiliation and prayer, hos
been ertisrsi in Canada, On the 18th inst, In con-
scan~ere Of tbs war In India.
t~ss Wright, Of Indiana, our minister 20 prus.
ala. hss been electaa member of the berlin Der
graphical ssciety.
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8. D. DENOON.

SOUTHERN IRON WORKs.-LEWIS
~ L: BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES.
on !th street, West side, between Main and Cary
EiATuREs E5n M &c FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
NurhpKtAiINGpAHSi rpt.iIG every description Of CAST AND
GRATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with ne,tness and dis
patch on such terms as warrant will give satisfac-
tion Ny old friends, and the public generally. are
solicited to give ne call before engaging else
"here. myS-d6m
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CALL TRADE, 1857.
CLARKsoN, ANDERSON q co.,


IMPORT EES AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
WARE, CUTLERY Guns AND
.. ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTH.
Their stock consists In part Of
HodgsEs' )" " W Wostenhoms 4" /" Butchers" and Map
pins pocket and table Cutlery; Razors. Scissors
and Shears
Bellows Anyils, Vises, Stocks and Dies and Tongs
Horse and Mule Shoes, and Griffins horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords aud Plough
Lines
Axles, Springs. Nuts Washers. carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
Spades, shoyes, Forks. Hoes, Picks and Mattoyes
Sirrup Irons, Bits, Buckles, Webbing. and Saddle
Trees
Wagon. stage and gig Hames
Brides. Haiters, 9irths and Web ReiRs
Pad stock, chest till, rim and mortice Locks
Building Hardware Of every description
Carpenters, smiths and saddiers Tools, Of every
description
.;imnnns. Colins', Mann's and Virginia" Axes
Genuae Anchor Boiling Cloth
u. B--Tbey are. also. sole agents In Richmond
or Pairhsnk's celebrated Scales sci
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DRUos, MEDICINES, 40.
N PURCELL, LADD 4 CO..
~ DkUG0Isrs. E
DEALERS IN PAINTS. oils. DYES

ANN No. Is Pearl street, Richmond.
tne'. tail stock Of DRUGS. DYES. CHEMiuxIs.
&c; .ne whois comprising large and general A.
sor.lhent, weli adapted 10 the wants Of the trade
p9.hasei IN person by one OF the house. on The nos
aursshhtageoas terms and mostly for cash.
, Meare thankful 10 our friends and the pusi for
,heir long continued and hattering support and We
nope tat WITH the facilities possess Tor obtaining
u all goods sent from u.s. TO preserve the rer,ssi
nnien our honse enjoys for seiing articles Of the
Particular and prompt attention .o .hirr,,,.. -. q
packing orders. ~ Pf'"s eeao
PuRcELL. LADD CO.. Druggists.
No. ri
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N "A L X E r & co. have added to
their already large and well selected stock of
dentlemtns Fine Clothing, assortment of Over
Soa's. Business Coats, Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants, merino, Velvet and Silk Vests Also large
lot Furnishing Goods. Also very desirable lot Of
Gentlemens Travelling shawls Strangers would
do wei to drop in and look, before purchasing.
N. WALKER Il co.
oc 81 103 corner Main and Pearl sts
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an The street oppcste their Old Stand.
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER -Ch;ldr.r

~, cry for III This valuable and popular prepara
ton Is recommended with the greatest conhdence
experience and test Of years having proved II Ia
be one OF the BEST safest and mos. reliable Worm ne
stroyers I'm use. =. A Nv
Being prepared especially for children IL Ia sweet
an pleasant 70 the taste and readily taken by them:
shd may oe given TO the youngest infant with perfect
safety AS IL contains no OIL worm seed tnrnent;n. .,
other nauseous drug.
Druggist generally ~ " ~
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EACH SATURDAY IN .NOTkABER

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
4 prizes of s4po, aprroximating 10 sea,am
prize, are , $3.50
prize, are l.ao
prizes Of Seo. spproximsting to $1,000
prize, are SO
prizes ef $l2s. spproxinating to 5000
prizes, are 500
prizes OF slod. approximstiug to 5000
prize, are 400
prizes OF S73. appro1imatins % 500
prize, arc 500
price Of SO. spproxmstng to 100
.e prize, are 30
60on primes OF SD are ioa,Do0
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORIEs

c@G CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
ssttas[Sassf second hand CARRIAGE, in good OFT
der. suitable for Hack family Use Apply 10
&C Dts ALEX MOTT 4uct
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SLAUGHTER or SkpoYs IN Ispia.-The Philsdslphia
Bulletin has letter dated London, Oct %, which
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MORTALITY oS SHIrBoARD.-The Oldenburg ship
OThyen, Capt. Addicks, from Bremen, lsth Sep
tember, with II cabin and 2S3 steersgc passengers.
arrived at the Quarantine station at New Orleans,
on the 9th instant, having lost by death on the
passage IS of the passengers. II of whom were
eight years ofsge. The disease Of which they died
is said to Lave been ship fever.
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An INTERNAL MAcHINE-Last week, says the Sell
ma (Ala.) Reporter of the 9th last, IA friend de-
scribed machine recently invented and tested at
Burnsvile, Ala, which throws Ave ounce balls
through an inch plank at a distance of one hun-
dred yards. The Sentinel says that the velocity
can be increased to such degree, that Ave thou
sand balls or shells minute can be thrown. No
powder is used-the bullets being thrown by an
arm Of machinery, same as a man throws q stone.
THIS certainly IS the greatest invention Of the age
With such a machine mere handful of men could
dem0lish an army of thousands In fsw hours.
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Nor ESroRcED.-The ordinance requir-
Ing negroes to yield the sidewalks TO white p>r.
sons is not enforced and a consequences laases
.ontinue TO Be elbowed from the walkways hy
ho'h sexes OF the ebo tribe Two sdi~e were fbseed
from, the sidewalks IN Governor street y.eterdav
morning by negro fellow, who became very inso-
lent to gentleman that saw the cceurreues.--
steps will be taken to get him before the Mayor
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The news has just arrived that Delhi has been
taken hy the English. after six days siege, with
loss ef 900 killed and wounded and ie,0e sepoys
slsughtered-a just rstributian.
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F- -axssss==s=v7 RICHMOND, Oct lst., 1857.
"a 4s;F;;sss.s::.s.s:s;ss 4ssSsss..:TsT;s SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
aud after this date, packages intended for Ex-
PRESS. the MAIL TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
tai Railroad will be received our Office, i3i Main
street. instead Of Railroad Deyot az heretofore, be
ing in conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company.
co Sta Adams Express Company.
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DIsTENPRR AMoSG THE DEER IN GsoR0TA-The
Wire Grass GA Reporter says, that the deer In
the counties of Irwin and Worth dying In great
numbers. Many have been found dead In the
woods. and many others canght by dogs AFTER
short chase. A hunter discovered large huck hy
hearing him cough few days SINCE and killed
him. lie WAS diseased. The blood thin and
watery, and the joints seemed to be bloodshot.
The deer dying in vast Numbers In Thomas.
Cul1nitt and Baker, as we'll rs Irwin and Worth.