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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03
GAVE HIMSELF UP.-The Mayor yes-

GAVE HIMSELF UP.-The Mayor yes
terhay held Patrick Wood to bail in the sum of
$3.50 conditioned tor him to keep the peace towards
obadiah Purcell. whom he charged with as
.auting and beating on the 18th last January, on
sary street at night. 1t will be remembered that
Mood was arrested by watehman Baptist and his
partner. who were proceeding with him the cage,
when, after several Intellectual attempts, he freed
himself by violent effort. and was seen no more.
Watchman Baptist had his ankle so badly hurt,
that he was unable to do duty for ten days. Since
the occurrence, Wood has been in Norfolk but con-
Guided. a few days since, to Come to town and de-
liver himself nD.
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THEATRE.-In giving a notice Of the
improvements effected at this establishment, on
tuesday last, We omitted to make mention Of the
painting done by Messrs. MauIe Bevili and
which adds much to the attractiveness Of the inte-
ror of the building. The bars have been put In
charge Of Messrs. n. G. Delarue and X. w. Hunter,
who prepared to do away with any necessity
ilr going out during the acts to recreate the inner
man A desirable arrangement.
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ENGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND MATH

- EMATlCAL SCHooL-Prof III. J. Christian
having resigned the chair of Greek In Richmond
College, wiliopen an English Classical and Mathc-
NAUTICAL School in this city, lat October next Du-
ring his leng experience as u teacher he has been
in the preparation Of boys either for college or the
active duties of life lie therefore proposes 10 admit
only as many pupils as he teach aud to devote
himseh with untlring energy to making thorough
scholars IN the StriCtest of the term He has
secured comfortable rooms 9Th street between
Franklin and Main, Any communication addressed
10 him through tie Richmond p. o.. will be prompt
y auend,t to nie hopes that those who intend to
patroniEc him will make mmediat te pplicaton
Terms (ray able senli-ennually in advauce) $50
kEFERESCES Rev. j. Peterkn Rev Geo Wood
bridge, ID: d., Judge IIalyburton, Judge Meridith'
Messsrs VIM. II: Christian, Jno. NJ Grcgory Fred
Bransford. VIM. 7. Taylor. Il. B. Minor r. L. Chris
hsn, yndhsm Robertson, Jos X. Anderson John
o. Steger, Chss. Gennet. Rev. Mr.. keplcr Gen VIM
IT, kichsrison, Col. I. J. Evans, Capt. c. Dimmock
pr. II. J. Miller. H. j. CHRISTIAN
-. IL
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RESOLVING Run MAD.-Dnring the re-
cent session Of the Presbyterian Convention in this
.ity and while the usual vote of thanks to the Of
icers of the body and others were being adopted
minister rose and introduced resolution Of
thanks to Godl for the unannity Of sentiment
which had characterizedthe deliberation Of the As
sembly. DIR. Ross, of Ala. very promptly arose
and showed the proper view to be taken of such a
.tep, and the mover withdrew the resolution.
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Exr BAcK-Oswald Wright. who stand,

charged with bringing Evelyn Mills. free negro,
INTO this state from North Carolina, contrary to
Jaw, was before the Mayor yesterday, but the case
was not gone into, account of the absence of
witnesses. The defendant was sent back to jail
Wright, green country looking individual, says he
came from Rockingham county, and was on his
way back when arrested. The woman, Evelyn
Mills was slikewse sent back, to answer for coming
into the State without free papers. Ii Is not known
with certainty whether she is free she asserts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03
THE FINEST ToBAcco.-A 8

THE FINEST ToBAcco.-A specimen
stalk of crop Of tobacco raised by Mr. Achilles
ID. johnson, Of Itcnrico, left in the Dispatch
counting room, yesterday. The main leaves mea-
three feet by eighteen inches, and the stalk
nd leaves they hang measure five feet. Mr.. j.
>ays he hne eight to ten thousand hills Of good
tobacco. This viii do very well for Henrico, and
will compare fayoraIiv Dan River.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03
AIRS. Z. b. MORSE-Who has had many

~ years experience in teRChng-will open q
school at her r>sidruce, Marshall, between 4th
md 9Th streets, opposite St James Church. commen
ing the lat OF September and ending the 3Gth June
The course OF instruction will be- thorough, from the
elementary 10 the higher branches Of English Ed
ucation Also. Music the Piano.
For information relative to tho School, Terms &C.
apply at her residence She has permission to refer
TO the following gentlemen:
Col. S. II. Parker X. W. Elournoy, ESQ., Col. T. J.
swans. Alexander X, Parker Esa an le-In
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LAYING THE CABLE lMPoSsIBLE.-A writer in the
Brooklyn (N. " Eagle, who seems to forget that
everything is possible in the nineteenth century
says that the laying of the Atlantic cable is i'm
possible, from the fact that the cable was swept b,
the current off the telegraph plateau, which wa.
surveyed, and there is telling the depth of wa
ter into which it was carried. He says:
''N0tC tie cause t0hich rendered ordinary sound
lgS impossible, WdS precisely that Bhch cauSci Ht,
tredhia7 IF the cable. The cable WAS running out
more rapidly than the ship progressed, just rs the
line ran on for miles upon miles in the soundings
aud We doubt not that those nn board the Niagara
conld have paid out the whole cable on the spot
without the ship moving another mile. And thi.
il the cause why it seems impossible for the scheme
ever to succeed. There is doubt, still water al
the bottom of the ocean, but the strong currents
above will prevent the cable from ever reaching
that quiet location If it is attempted to keeT
up strain that will allow the cable to be paid onI
mile for each mile the ship sails, the result will
he the same as before--to snap it like a spiders
thread
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

PERsoNiL-Miss Julianna May, the American
Prima Donna, arrived yesterday in the Atlantic.
She leaves this city this morning for her native
city, Washington, on visit TO her relatives, and
wilL 10 a short time, return to New York to COM
mence her professional career in grand opera.
" Y Mirror
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DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Mr. Andrew Gum
mings Of the Star Saloon, Main street. who was at
tackled by a gang Of ruffians in his own house, on
sunday last. and badly beaten, was suffering very
much yesterday from the wounds which he then
received, and it thought probable that he
might not survive. No arrests have yet been ef
feeted and the perpetrators Of the brutal outrage
have doubtless left the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

utp lRoNsiDEs.-The Boston Advertiser in a notice
of the work at the Portsmouth IN H. navy ward
has the following about the ald Constitution:
The large force which has been engaged upon
the ship of the line Franklin has been transferred
to the frgate Constitution, which vessel has been
successfully hauled up through the dry dock on
shore, and is undergoing thorough oyerhau!ing
Most of the planking will he removed and the COP
per will be entirely taken of. ''0ld Irousles' has
always ranked well fast sailer, and is consid
cred a handsome model for a man-ofwar even at
the present day. But little remains of the cher
ished old frame which has brought much honor
to the United States Navy. few timbers and a
model, which warrant the name. few more re-
PAIRS and all but the model will be gone but her
name will be cherished and preserved AS long
the fame of the achievements of her old command
ers are remembered.
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THE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS

StHUuL FOR BOYS, VIII commence on the
ist ~ October
Her pupils will be thoroughly instructed and pre-
cared for the more advanced classes in Boys Schools
Instruction in Latin and French, if desired.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Under 10 years of so Oh
over 10 years of Is 0n
Tuition in Latin French each ...,........ 10 20
Es~ Tho location will be given hereafter.
AL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

ILLINOIS BASKs.-In the Auditors report of the
banks In Illinois, we find that there 45 banks
in operation in that State, having in the aggregate
circulation of s.. .535, 500, which is secured by
deposit of $67l 1898 in State stocks, giving sur
plus of stocks over of $3.50, ,303.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

Row IN SCREAMERsvILLE.-Th locali-
~ was made the scene of dsgraceful row on Sun
lay last. Three of the most prominent actors in
it, named John Lacy. James Moore and John
Moore, were afterwards arrested and taken before
Justice John W. Sheppard of Henrico, who not
,ny held them to bail for their good behavior, but
,sO required security for their appearance before
the Grand Jury Of the County Conrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

TIE GOLD SNUFF Box SENT FoR.-Aidermen Mo
neghan and Mcconnell, and Councilman Van Tyne
of New York. part of the committee on the award
of Gen. Jackson's gold box, have appointed them
selves a committee TO go to Tennessee, and get the
box from Andrew Jackson, Esq.
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
IL MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

The exercises OF this school will be resumed
IN Monday Sept. 2sth. in the large and oomRloious
cooms on Tth street, between Clay and Marshall The
Principal pledges his whole time and energy 80 the
borough and scCurats preparation of hoys. either
the University any Of our colleges or Tor bus-
pursuits Special attention is b. stDwei upon
The English Department. it 10 considered that an
accurate knowledge of our own language is the in
ispensahle foundation ofsll right education. E1re-
fenced and competent Assistants are employ cd 80
The wants of the school require.
TEENS, PAYABLE sEaI-ASSUALLT, IN ADVANCE:
Latin. Greek and Mathematics go 90
.atin and Mathematics :. 90
HEZitrH 4DUp
Modern Languages (hy Prof Emion) each...... % no
Parents are requested to make carly application,
u the numbSHot pupils will be limited.
I'm
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WEAT Is MEXICO TO DO WITH THE SPASIARps Sc
nor u. Jose Manuel Puis good authority. estimates
the number Of Spaniards in Mexico at the present
time Mt 100000. The question is, what shall be
done with them in of with Spain. Sr.
2. suggests the organization of foreign legion,
composed or residents in Mexico Of every national
ity except Spaniards which acting a sort Of spc
cia home police shall be charged with maintaining
the peace and tranquility OF the country, till such
tme as the invaler shall have been expelled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

A FAST WoNAN.-The ladies are becoming DANCE
rously perfect. We really don't know why they
,honld mt ''rise in rebellion" some day. and take
away the reins of government from Ms poor mascn
lines. There are now two ladies stopping at Ear
retti, on Cape Island, N j., who are equal to the
BEST of us on bowling and shooting One OF them
made tloelrr ten strikes in succession, and two hun
dred and cightysoyen points on her next game
lately. The other one, in the meanwhile, was shoot
ing pistol match with two gentlemen from this
city. She hit the button Fix times in eight shots
at ten PAGES. and the other two shots came within
seveu-cighths of an inch. She then fired twenty
six shots at swinging block, two and n haif
inches IN diameter and struck it fourteen times
There wcrd be necessity for any Centlenran's
going into The Reld to settle this last ladys quar-
rels.--Nclr Inrk KercprR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

LET OFF EAsrLY.--A free prgro, named
Lewis Scott. wRs yesterday arraicned before the
Mayor for beating his wife rai raising disturb
anee, Monday evening. There being ertenuating
circumstances I'm the case, the defendant Was per-
mitted to find security, who gave a bond in the
sum of $50 that he would not 10 90 nny more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

QUICK Work IN SHIP BCILDtxG.-Mr. Samuel Snc-
den, of New York, has just finished steamer for
the Chilli trade, of 400 tons, for Capt. Nye. She
was built in the most thorough manner, launched.
coppered, and alongside the wharf at the Morgan
Iron Works, ready to receive her machinery, in
Just sixty days from the day the order was given.
Quick work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

THE GRE,r Misunderstanding 10 the August
number of the Artisan, the work On this great
steamship is now progressing quite successfully ne
ding riyetiug and eaulking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

BIRTH IN THE CARs.-A young German womaL
gave birth to an infant the train Of cars which
reached Wheeling on the 2Gth ut., frcm Baltimore.
The young mother on her way, with number
of her corrtrymCn and women, to Utah.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

APpLEs-Sales have been made in Marietta Ohio
of entire orchards at 81 25 10 Sl40 per barrel de-
livered on the banks Of the Ohio. This Is about SC
cents per bushel-qGte reduction from last year
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CHARGE DIsMIssED.-The two lads,
VIM. Tennant and Patrick Sullivan, who were ar
rested on hoard the Curtis Peck. Monday night for
stealing pocket book containing $40, belonging
to Anton Straude, a member of the Virginia Rifles,
we're Yesterday brought before the Mayor, and the
proof being insufficient TO sustain the charge, they
were discharged. The testimony to the effect
hat the pocket book, something like it, WAS
'een by one of the witnesses to go from Straude's
pocket, and into the hands Of persons resembling
the accnsed but their Identification was not made
with sufficient clearness to justify their deten-
tioD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

OBsTRUCTISG THE SrEEETs.--The Mayor
has instructed the police officers 10 repert all
where the streets are ohstrnrtcd. Yesterday Thos.
w. Fsrquhar fined Fl, for leaving a bench on
the sidewalk of Broad street, on the night Of the
2lst of August Tom Griffin was fined the same
amount for obstructiDg Main street with rubbish,
ON the 18th Of August
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

FiSED.-The Mayor, yesterday, imposed
fine Of s. on Charles Mackey, for employing his
dray in the city without first procuring license.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

CHICAGO MLLIoyaIRE-Eighteen years ago f.
b. Ward, the millionaire Of Chicago. sailed q small
schooner on the lakes. In 1915, he took command
If craft, of 800 tons, which was the commence
ment of Wards Lake Superior Line. Within the
last sixteen years. he has paid to shipbuilders and
other mechanics, to employers and laborers, more
than two and a half millions of dollars. In the
brief period of sixteen years, he has accumulated
over and above all liabilities, fortune of million
and a quarter. For some years he had intimate and
complicated business connections with the Michi-
gan Central Railroad, involving millions Of dollars
and the transactions were all based on q verbal
agreement between Mr.. Brooks. the Superintend-
ent Of that road and himself. No written contract
ever existed between them each relied on the hon
or and integrity of the other and neither were dis
appointed.
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Miss ANNIE ASDREws.-A beautiful dinner has
recently been given at Newport, X. l., to Miss An
drews-the American Florence Nightingale
midst,
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RuNoRED Visit OF THE QUEEN TO FRANcE-lt is
said that the Prince Consort has accepted the iny
tation Of the Emperor of the French 10 be present
at the grand review. which is 10 come of at Cha
lonssur rMaine, in the present month of September,
when upwards Of so, 900 men will be assembled IN
the camp. And also that II is not improbable that
ing II return visit 10 the Imperial family, at the
Emperor's country residence at Compeigne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

PHoroGRAPHING.-T art is fast ta-
king the place az Lthographing. An extensive
glass factor in this city has just ordered 500 copies
nf diploma, 60 he taken by photography, the
copying being done as we'll as IL BY lithograph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

RUS on JERSEY BasKs.-Iast week there WAS
considerable run on several banks IN New Jersey,
demand, ARE said 10 have been promptly met, and
the run soon ceased.
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EDUCATION.

Nj isSbS KING, corner of Bread and
ar Mayo Streets; The next session will begin on
~ & -. Gay ot October. 1851 aud close on the Ist day
.Isss Experienced and competent assistants
VII esrmpoyed to teach the Philosophical and Ljgi,.
or Mathematical classes "'e s"-
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its eAhilits in th" Dispatch counting room an
.gg tn measures one way SrrsE and a half inches,
md the other aiae and hGif i9cses in diaBaster -
The exhibitor asscvcrates that IL IL the egg of
common hen and he refers 30 hls representative In
the IeGi.Iat urc. Cnl. Haskinr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

\ SPECIMEN OF TExAs LIFE--A correspondent Of
the Bristol (Tenn.) News, writing from San Anto-
Mo, Texas, gives cheerful and seductive view of
life in that place. lie says:
1.-The people Of San Antonio are characterized to
some extent by their laws, and the manner by
which they are enforced. To give you very def
mite idea, is only necessary for me To mention
single case of execution, to which was an eve
witness. 1t Glanced day, while l was on q
visit to the city, learned that ono of the citizens
was to be executed Immediately by mob law and
being anxious to see the hanging i repaired to
the place of the execution. and soon learned that
he was to forfeit his life for stealing horse. had
been there bpt short time when the accused hove
in sight, accompanied by the officials of the city-
The unfortunate man soon placed under the
tree on which he was to hang, and in that cond
tion he was allowed to remain some moments: and
the short time that he allowed to view his
awful condition In, he occupied by declaring his in
noccnce, and trying to convince his executioners
that he was condemned wrongfnly. Awful to re-
late the poor victim had scarcely paid the penalty
had hardly been relieved of his suffering. when
ward and scnor lodged the theft that the man had
suffered death for and declared that his brother
was innocent and knew nothing of tho stealing in
any way. was at great loss TO know how the
matter would be settled, but the officials
ranged the matter, and to wash the stain of inno-
cent blood from their skirts, and 10 reconcile to
their consciences the preparation Of so hellsh
outrage they made il all right by hanging his
brother on the next day. SO much for San Antonio
and her laws!"
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE BLOWN DowS.-The Suspension
Bridge spanning Burlington Heights, near Dundas,
Canada, was blown down the 2Sth ult. The
completely over, swapping in twain in its descent.
One half fell on side of the canal and the other
on the opposite side.
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AMERICAN TALENT.-iIenry Il. Squires, of Albany,
New York, has lately appeared in opera at the Roy
al Surry Theatre, London, and has made decided
sensation lie has won the hearty, unqualified
praise of the musical critic of the London Times,
and that is sufficient to establish his reputation
a good artist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

DUTCH COLONY FOR TENNEssEE-"e see II stated
that Anne Storms, of Delft, Holland has purchas-
ed large tract of land, five miles from Kingston.
Tennessee and three miles from the Tennessee river
One essential element which controlled the seiec'
tion, was the belief that ii would be favorable to
the rearing of the wine grape. If this experiment
should prove successful il Is believed that 1t will
be the commencement of u large emigration of the
Dutch to this country.-KaorrLe Register, August
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R.uao,p pEpor BrgsEp.--The passenger depot,
AZ n charles, 10 Kane county, Illinois, on the
railroad 10 Dixon, destroyed By FIRE on Thurs-
IA eyening.
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l,LASSICAL and MATHEMATICIAN

SCIOUL-Tkn undeTsigned viii, on the first o
October next, open Classical and hathematiCs
School. embracing such course Of instruction =.
will Mt youth for easy entrance into the higl
classes either, of classical scientific nstitu
sons They WIN every effort 10 procure a centra,
ana comfortable location on ShpckOe Hill. 1aeii
TERMS Will he n follows, tPATABLE sExI-ANSuALLl
~ ADVASCR)
Latin Gre-k and Mathematics IS
Latin or Greek. aud do. ...,.... 3
English Branches ............................ g.
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MAIL SERVICE ~ vrnGrSIA-Thc Postmaster Gen

MAIL SERVICE ~ NTRGINIA.-Thc postmaster Cen
eral has ordered the following:
Route No. 527l--Central Plains to Seven Islands
contract is ordered with c. J. Mayo, Of Central
Plains. vice Johnson, declining. On route 5295-
Lynchburg to Pittsylyania c. H.-Campbell G. IL.
is to be embraced between Iynchburg and yellow
Branch. Route 490l-Cloyer Depot TO Providence
is changed to end at Barksdsle, Halifax county;
special supply of Barksdaie consequently discontin-
ned
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three days woods meeting" through Friday. Sat
urday and Sunday, at Cream Bridge, near Ioners-
town, Monmouth county, n. J. brass band from
Trenton was present on Sunday, the members ii
which were Latter Day Saints. Speeches and ex-
hortations were made by W. J. Appleby. President
of all the Mormon churches of the Eastern States
by A. VI. Cannon and T. B. H. Stcnhonse, his coun-
scllors in the Church: by Dr. Peter Clinton, of Salt
Lake. Karl Master, of Germany, and others. The
people from the circumjacent country assembled
in great force to hear the Elders talk and the Saint,
blow their horns. The Mormons express their in
tention Of emigrating with all convenient speed t.
the vicinity of Salt Lake.
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FIRE.-A wooden stable on Union Hill.

near the Temperance Hall, set ON hre and
burned up about haifpast o'clock Tuesday night.
fhe iateness Of the hour prevented the arrival Of
the fremen in time 10 be of any service.
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au 24-6w
MR.. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-

NJ N. u. IUKNEK 3 ; + L ETC / ULAS-
A'A SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST
HHTwEEN 3p AND TN STs.-The l4th Academic year Of
ihis School will commence On MONDAY, the 25th Of
September ls5I.
A Glass will be ormed in Greek and Latin and pu-
pills will be admitted who prepared to commence
the study Of either Of these languages enter some
"i the more advanced Glasses already formed.
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A CAMEL LoAD-The government camels, now at
work in Texas, carry GOO pounds of corn at load,
and Il avel 3 miles per hour without difficulty.
Their great value is not much on account of
greater strength than the horse, but account of
their ability to make the tornado del mEsrto, orjour
ney of death, across the desert plains OF Western
Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

DE,ra on Circus AaEsf.--Mr. samuel Hen
,lrIcks Of indianapolis, the advertising agent for
Eldred' circus, died oa Saturday ct Harrisburg.