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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27

EXTRAORDINARY PREsERvATIoN.-The
Hardy (Va.) Wing gives an account of the
recovery of a lost child which is really ex-
traordinary. A little boy, between four
and five years old, a son of Mr.. Wilkins,
residing near Towards Lick, in Hardy
county, strayed from home on Friday. the
9th inst. Search was made for it immedi-
ately, and for FIVE days this search was
continued over a rough and mountainous
country, without any tidings of the missing
one, although over hundred persons were
engaged in seeking for it. Whether it had
been devoured by the wild beasts, of which
there are a number in the mountains, or
had been carried off by some malicious
person. seemed destined TO remain a mys-
terry. The search was, however, still con-
tinued, and on the sixth day the little wan
derer was found on Cooks Greek, about
five miles away from his home. When
found it was well and hearty, having SUBJ
sisted on grapes and berries, and when
called by his father the little fellow ran of
down the creek as fast as he could go. 1t
seemed he did not wish to be caught. hav-
ing apparently enjoyed his six days ram
BILE amazingly.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27

u Mr.. Joseph Whitener. of Catawba
county. has shown US some of the largest
sweet potatoes that we have seen this year
they will do to carry to the Fair.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27

u During last week we had cold
SHELL and ice and frost.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27

~ The Rev Alex. Sinclair was in
stalled as Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
IN this town on Sunday afternoon last.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27

YEArEs' KNoB.-During recent visit
to the mountains we heard the following
veracious story of the manner in which this
peak "a peak of the Black) obtained its
name.
A hunter by the name Of Yeates found
himself al out night on the top of this peak.
and concluded to remain on it until the
next morning. Having leaned his rife
against tree, he took off his shot bag and
hung it on what he supposed to be Il broke
limb of the tree. Judge of his surprise on
awakening the next morning to find his shot
bag gone. as an Irishman would say. After
a little refecti he came to the conclusion
that it must have been the horn of the moon
which he mistook for broken limb; SO he
waited until night, and as the moon came
round he took off his shot bag, made his
way down the mountain, told bis story, and
ever since the peak has been called by this
name.-.Standdrd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27

ILLNESS OF JUDGE PoTTER-The
Elizabeth City Pioneer learns that Judge
Potter is lying dangerously i'll at Edenton
in this State, and that he is not likely tc
recover.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27

The BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION of
North Carolina will hold its 2Sth Annual
Session on the 4th day of November, in the
baptist Church in Hartford, n. c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27
Notice.

WILL be sold at the late residence of WIN
LITTLE. deceased, 3 miles Northwest of Beat
ties Ford, Lincoln county, n. e., On the 18th
of NOVEMBER next, about
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27
LATER FROM ATuH.

ST. LOUIS. October 23.-Official advicce
from Salt Lake say that the Mormons will
refuse to let the U. S. troops enter the
city. Brigham Young declares that he
will burn the preiries, and, if necessary,
Salt Lake City, before he will submit to
the demands of the U. S. Government
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27

REMAKKS.-Prices have remained
firm during the past week. Very little
Cotton coming in.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-10-27

The following table, made up from the
census of 1850, show the number of slaves
in ho sIayo StataS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
Cars and cattle.

Judse Tyler, Of this State, in answer 20 CUES
tions submitted TO him. has given his opn ion ths
where . MAS cattle on his land, and the rail
ssad comp .ny h.vs not paid the landholder con
psassti ne :br additional fencing, and have no
slble the landholder for cattle killed by the car
traversing the landholder's close With or withou
negligence The obligation Of the company I,
tncs In its track IL admitted because they did nol
90 construct the road ~ to obviats the necessity
addi -ionaI fencing. and BY paying q less snn, IL
damages the company taeitly admitted its lsbilit,
70 feno~ in the track, and If injury resulted by it,
snnfsssanes. the company ought 10 be responsible
The rights VI this tenants are the same AZ thei,
lsndholders. Where cattle have strayed beyond
the close of the owner, and are on the land
oih~rs. are killed By the cars traversing the co-
Of such other person. the company 10 not liable l.
she killing occurred without negligence on the
part or the killing was necessary ~ avoid gres
ssi-because II the owner Of the cattle Is guilty
gliaspce IN permitting bis stock to stray bsyonc
his Close. and II injury r-suits TO them wthoo
sssligrnee BY party In tn. exercise II his i-ga
rixhis. the owner VI the cattle ought 10 suffer tn
les; and the Judge does not think the case 10
ried b<csu-e the iaudholdsr makes DO objection u
the cattle Of another grazing on his grounds. 10
vary the eass the owner Of the cattle ought I,
have the right to put his cattle On the close wh.r,
Ebay are killed.
judge Tyler also thinks that railroad eompan,
- liable tor cattle killed ID the day time. at
pdnt where the track crosses the public road, IL Il
Ail ~ give warning VI Ire approach.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
THREE pAYsLATER FROM EUROPE

NEW YosK. December The steamer Europa
has arrived, With Liverpool dates 70 the 2stn OF
November The market reports show decline IN
cotton and slight advance in breadstuns Money
market easier.
LAYER PROM INDIA.
Later advoes from India state that various points
In Delhi were defended by tho fugitives. Luck
nov still held ous, and strong renforcsnen!s were
noar at hand.
The British government viii assume the control
Of India.
Fifteen troop ships, with 1000 men, had reached
the Indian ports.
The mutineers were signally defeated near Asia.
with loss OF 43 guns and nearly 1000 killed.
great amount of treasure was recovered.
Gen. Bayeiock was safe at Luck now, but the en-
| envy, 10 great force. were In the vicinity.
The King OF Delhi will be tried before military
| commission. Two more sons OF the King MAD
bees shot.
The arrears of revenue were coming In rap
| idly.
ENGLAND.
The Northumberland and Durham District Bank
has suspended. Liabilities e., 600 COO stealing.
The ministry will propose q total abolition OF
the East India Conpanys charter. a. soon 81 Par
lament meets. and bring the Indian empire under
the British crown.
Lord Clarendon has announced that the French
scheme Of negro emancipation In Africa will prob
ably be abandoned.
It isreported that the Spanish government has
Instructed Gen. Coneha to organize forces In Gu
ba for service against Mexico in negotiations
for q settlement Of impending difficulties shonld
fail.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2s.-Cotten -Sales Of the week
amount TO COO bales Of which sree ulaors took 1000,
and exporters 5000. Current qualities have declined
Nd and inferior has also declined Quotations nom
ina Stoek pert s00 bslcs. Of which Isl geo are
American. Manchester adviees unfavorabie:
Breadstuffs closed with advsnrin9 tendency
Rinnr Arm, and holders demand an advance.
Western Cana, 3.s. Cd q, rs: Southern 75s:
q ~: Ohio rs d. z7s. Wheat 1rm, s"d advanced
u. 6 81 since TG-sdsy. Red g. I'd g. Is. Id; hits
g.. DIG Is Tod. Corn quiet, holders d.rnand adj
vance Quotations TO- mixed and yellow arc noini-
naily 34s white SIS I'd a So. Sd.
Sugar declined ed ~ l.. Rice has slightly declin
ed kosin steady, at -. e ~ 3D. Spirits Of rurren-
tine SIS. q IS.
Money slightly easier. The bullion In the Bank Of
England has declined neariv s. o.Coo.
Copsois { money 9i&d g 9lS
THE LATEST.
L1yERpooL. Saturday, P. M.-Cotton closed Arm
| at slight advance. Breadstufs firm. Provision,
steady.
LONDON, sasurday.-Consols closed at Ell q 81 3
| for money and account.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

LATER PROM kANSAS-spECIAL SESSION OF
THE Observation-Disclosures OF ACTING
GOVERNOR STANT0N-GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN THE TERRITORY.
ST. LOUIS, Dee IA special session Of tho Kan
sas Legislature was organized on the Sth instsnt.
Acting Governor Stanton, III his message Gays
ain consequence Of recent events, fnd myself
compelled from sense Of duty to call you togeth-
er, that you may adopt. by prompt legislation,
measures 10 avert the calsmities which threaten
the public peace" He recommends tho passage vi
al act directing that election be held, under
different officers. Oh the ssIne day and at the same
places us provided by the proclamation Of Hoa.
John Calhoun. President Of the lste Convention,
aud authorizing thu people to vote for the Consti-
tuition in either forn as presented By the Couven-
ton. aud also against the Constitution in both
forms. He mcrsover recommends the passage Of .
law making fraudulent returns ef votes felony,
and prescribing suitable punishment.
lntense excitement prevails in the territory. II
10 probable that the parties opposed to the Lecoup
ton movement will not permit the holding of an
election. Lsne, with 800 mcn, Is encanped near
Lecom pton, and threatens drive Mr. Calhoun and
the membsrs of the Convention out the territory
There has been no outbreak thus far.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

SENT TO THE CIRCUIT CouRr.-Philip
Roberts, underwent an examination yesterday, be
fore the Justices of the Hastings Court, on the
charge of feloniousy unlswfully and msiieiously
cutting and stabbIng John 8. Tyler, at the Bons
Factory, in Adams Valley, on the night Of the sd
October He was sent on for hnal trial before the
April term of the Circuit Court of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Dee. H.-ln the Senate, the death
Of the late Senator Butler of South Carolina. was
formally announced, and Mr.. Evans pronounced
appropriate eulogy. Addresses vera also de-
iivereG by messrs. Mason, Pugh, and Cameron
The Seustc then adjourned
In the House, tho committee appointed for that
purpose reported favorably upon the condition Of
the new Representatives Hall. and resolution
WAS adopted TO occupy II on Wednesday next.
The death Of Senator Butler was announced, and
an eulogy was pronounced by Mr. Stephens, Of
Georgia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

DISPOSED OF FOR A TIME The three
youthful thieves, James Tombs, Thomas Rowe and
Thomas H. Wilkinson. we're carried from the Jail
Yesterday before the Hastings Court whore they
were examined for burglariossly entering the sh =,
of A. C. Dear, corner .f lst and Broad sta, on the
night Of llth November, and stealing tberefroni
TWO guns valued at SIS. aud shot bag and powder
6ask worth 81 each. The offence vas proved and
the pris~ners committed for trial before the Cir
cult Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

BURGLARY.-The tenement occupied by
the Richmond Club was entered on Sunday nigh,
by burglar who got In at the back window and
breaking three locks. passed through the house
ransacking the rooms in search OF moyeables.-
Nothing was carried eff. however, save $40 In mo-
ney. which the thief found in the money drawer
of the establishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

FATAL Drsssss AMONG CAqTLs.-A correspondent
+ the Country Gentleman gives An account Of 8
Instructive cattle disease Ia Putnam county, n.
IS fuliovs:
I'VE have disease among our cattle that We
never known anything about before. / saw
me opened. The 'smelt' was enlarged. shout
-ay IL WAS AZ large twenty natural ones. and al
.aost like clotted bood. some of the small iates
were mortified for six or eight inches in
.ength Ia a place. l am told all are about the
sne. My nearest neighbor lest ten cattle, one
year old past in week; some Of them lived two
'r three days after they appeared sick; but since
h. has lest pair Of oxen. One wss found dead H.
he morning; the other came up with the
Ms at night, all we'll next morning at 0 O'Clock,
dead. Another psighbor has lost cows-weli 1T
me milking time and dead 1t the next. He lost
An OK yesterday that was we'll in the morning
chewing his eud. but dead before night"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
apucrAr Mor1cHs.

~ Nor1os. Any person Or petsons
ID The city X Ricbmond ana is vicinity nnssns I'll
~ nsts thsrsen yfil please refund thsn to mrnn.
vera nnd no others - Ii. are Of no ss,ue Y ~
ether Individual but the prrson - WIN snsJ s,,
~ Ltys 49, s'o - MCCstRMACh, z
- - = aoAa water and Bostiing EstAbilshmeps
A IA aps Broad street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
AcouIrrEp.-Jsmes L Farmer. a white

ACQUITTED.-James L Farmer. a white
man. yesterday. underwent an examination before
he Hustings Court. for stsbbing Jas Bowser, q
free negro at the cora Hotel, on the Sd Decen
ber. The prisoner drunk when he committed
the alleged offence. The proof being very msegre
he WAS discharged. Victoria slave OF Chas. Phil
lips, was arraigned for i.l before the same tribu
nal. on the charge Of stealing $7sS from Tho's C
Hays, on the sth November, and attempting to Are
his house. ehs was acquitted and discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

TIE Washington correspondent Of the New Yorl
sstsng Post says that senator Summers nsryou.
ssndhton e.'aid not endure tho excitement Of lie.
ss",ss - Dcuglss; be was obliged 10 leave N.
epAssA. = ~
. s.n.a - 0ld4inss II saId 70 BE- we'll again. bu
Snssss = participate IN l.bAte. one u shs W.sl
Gsl1,s Gss,pond~nts gives = description OF ol.
e.snsstsaiyp~ be soad one ma H. cs.,,. y VI
4. -. y sas hart, ss shDuld co,,rIuds Tin
= esss arns sshti In u.arsl aa.iitiss $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 1.-The steamer Isabel, from
Havana. arrived yesterday. The general news ia
unimportant. Madame Santa Anna has arrived al
Havana.
Sugars we're improving.
The q. g. frigats Susquehanna had arrived al
Key West and sailed again for San Juan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
q NOTICE.
JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
MATCHMAKER and Jeweuer,
NOT ICE
lponmkaLr WIFE nR. JOHN HILI,)

(PoRMgRLY WITH Mr.. JOHN HILL,D
Has taken tbs store lately occupied BY Thoe Shep-
pard as a shoe store. next door to Mr.. James Viii
iisms' shoe store No. 5 East Main street, whsre he
koeps constantly on hand good assortment Of hns
WATCHES CLOCKS JsWELRY, &c, which he
sells low cash. and warrants every article sod to
be as represented.
All Watches sold at this establishment will he tho
roughly examined befor ssdelivered to the customer
aud warrsnt-d to Per form well for twelve months
without charge for repairs, usless broken.
EE All kinds of fine WATCBES, such as Duplex
Chrouometer. English aud Anchor Levers, Horizon
tai kscspements, and Reporters, aud tne English
and French CLOCKS repaired in vorkmanliks
manner and warranted to run twelve months with
out additional charge, unie-s broken.
HJ- All kinds Of JEWELRf, MvsIC BOXES
AC,uRDEONs, &c, &c neatly and promptly re
paired and satisfaction warranted in every article
sold or repaired OF this establishment, By
JOHN N WILLIAMS,
No S East Main street,
Next door to Mr.. Jas. vii Jams, Shoe Store.
de l.--lm Below Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
ARHIYED.-

ARRIvED.-Several cart loads of rope
cable were hauled to the Capitol Square yesterday,
and slowed away, TO be used In the erection Of the
Washington monument The rope vas Of large
caliere, and presented an appearance of substan.
performed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

Mr.. John Mitcheii's paper, the southern Citizen
Il doing yeoman service In the southsru cause. We
admire the manner Ia which he hagellates the
New York Tribune. Il 10 done With coouesk
and selfpossession that make every blow tell ano
mast convince the culprit that he lie In the hand.
Of . master who whips him not from passion OF
caprice, bat that justice may be done. He expoee-
with such skill completeness and admirable hu-
NOR the cant and Hypocrisy Of this black philan-
thropst, thatGreeley smiles must mingls with his
tears, % his superior now excoriates his cpl
dsrmis with bis Keen sarcasm, and then pokes him
10 the ribs with his inimitsble droliery. We are
sorry that John Misehelrs light 10 hid under the
eushsi Of provincial Newspaper. All these gems
q wis and logic might almost a. well be in the
middle Of mine In q Tennessee mountain, as
scattered over the columns Of u weekly newspaper
10 the respectable, but email and out-ofthe-way
tawn Of Knoxville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
srgALINa DoMEsrlo GooDs TIL,

FrBALING DOMESTIC GOODS Tho ne
gro George, arrested Saturday. for stealing tw,
pieces oznaburgs and pair Of blankets. from the
-t0ro OF Alfred Moses. was tried before the Mayor
Yesterday and sentenced TO 80 lsshes. Not long
since the same negro severely punished for
stealing stove He evidently desires TO secure
personal comfort for the winter. but has thus far
met with rather serious obstacles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
TNrExrEsAscs.-Several persons, male

INTEArRsAscs.-Several persons, male
aud female. were at the Mayors Court yesterday
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. One was
a stranger In the city. and his plea was that he
had been very recently serving 10 the Florida war
under Gen. Harvey. and was his way home to
Baltimore. when the mountain dew Of the Old Do
minion ebfusticated him entirely. and consigned
him to the guard house. The offenders were gene
rally admonished and discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
THE CASE on DoNNEILy

TREsTcy, N. j.. Dee. 13.-Gov. Newhall has call
ed an extra session of the Court Of Psrdons for
Tuesday, the ed inst, at which time the case oil
Donne!ly, convicted Of the murder Of Moses at the
Highlands, and sentenced to DO hung, will be a.
nally disposed Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

ACQUITTED --CoAMoSwEAlTHv vs.. BOIL
this cause came on be heard 10 the Cireut Court
Of Gloucester county. J. 7. scawsll representing
the Commonwealth and Boswell Ssawcil. Joseph
Christian and w. D. Lsske. Of Goochand. appear
lug for cambridge. Dandridees counsel moved 10
qaash the Indictment upon the ground that admit
ting the truth OF the stAsments made IN IL. (which
they said they could di-prove before the jury) no
offence hsd been committsd. The Court sustained
tAs mosiou aud discharged Dsndridgs. 20 ths great
satsaiAesioa of Lrge crowd thss was presess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

The Virginia Medical Journal.
We have rscsised the December number Of the
Virginia Medical !onrnai, one Of tho sblest Of the
MEDICAL periodicals Of this country, and which
ws are glad to hear has, In oil probability, larger
circulation Than any other medical Journal In the
United ssaies
The paeIsshers, 10 commencing the tenth volume
shs admirable periodical, announce their inten-
mes or the future TO Pre- pay postage on every
Josfnai, and thas insure It's punetual arrival and
sAsy require, In return, every subscriber 20 pre-.
pay his subscription. This 10 an excellent rule.
tbs Justice os which viii no doubt b at once per
ss'vsd By the very Intelligent class Of gentlemen
~ whom tLis magazine 10 especially intended
Ias cash principle 10 equally fair for both parties
ead absolutely essential Ia publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

The NEW HALL Of the House Of Representative
It Warrington. was msde the subi-e. Of scrutiny
IN Friday last. by the committee appointed for tn.
purpose. 1t met tbs appreciation Of the commit
&c, and will soon be occupied by the House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

TIE SLAVE TRADE on rHz AFRICAN CsAsP.--Ths
Navy Depsrtm mt has received dispatches from
Commander Conoyer, Of the African squadron da
ted ST. paul de Loando. October IL. He arrived at
the above port on the 10th. Commander AcBla
I'D left the day before. having received Informs
ton with regard to American vess~is lying In the
Congd river, supposed to DO engaged In the slave
|rade, which induced him to leave immediately foi
that place. The Commander also sends list Of
American vessels that had been captured by her
Britanic Msjesty's cruisers during the last thr,
months The Commander had addressed q note to
the British Commissioner resident ct Loando, ask
Ing for Information of the circumstances under
which vessels purporsing to be American had been
boarded and seized by British cruisers He says
the slave trade appears to be carried on at present
TO an unusual extent, and seems principally cen
tired at or near the mouth of Congo river. He had
ordered the sioop oEwar Dale, with four months
provisions, TO cruise along he southern coast. He
also informs the department Of the absolute met
Hciency Of the squadron, composed 1t 10 entirely
of sailing vessels. for any eectusl suppression Of
the slave trade He slso calls the attention Of the
Department to the legaliKed traffic in native Afri
cans which ID at present being carried on in the
name Of the French government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
THp FEMININE REscoyrBE.-The di

THE FEMININE hENCONTRE. inc Uln
Guilty alluded to yesterday, as having occurred in
the old Man en- IIous was dispoAad Of yeste day
by this Mayor. The evideace disclosed the exis
tence Of a rather uncomfortable state Of affair,
among the several families who occupy apart
ments in that venerable building; the com psinsni
declared that the ladies in custody had baptized
her in cold water, beat her on the head with q
bucket. and sven menaced her with the bdro5,st o.
= musket; in fact. we were at loes 10 conjectur,
how she could have sustained such injuries as sh,
represented without kicking the bucket in good
earnest The Mayor we'll knowing that in suct
little spark will kindle biz FIRE, admon
ished the parties and dismissed the charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
HENRY MEYER, HAIR DRESSER

=, has Removed bis Barker khop from Wall street
tvi 70 The bsssns, nndsr No tst Main street. OBJ
'rasnie ufon bis old customary, md ash tho geui e
en "a g.t.s, - % sire bun i,ia'. And h~ a-snred
stka ~ q fashionable ~ lie ahd essisst way
n-Naim, coid and ehower Baths q 81 hours
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

CARRYING TWO FAcEs.-A slave named
Robert wss before the Mayor yesterday for steal
ing tW0 hogs faces from the market stall Of
keck, and Was Only punished. 1t appears tina,
Bob, in passing the stall, picked mp the porcine
proAles and deliberately walked OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

TIsoHARaED.--E.d, slave, the pro
perty Of John Frazer, srrsigned before the
Mayor yesterday, on charge Of ssssuiting 3 N
Amos but after hearing both sides Of the story
his honor acquitted the prisoner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

fsos LnsRA-By the sehoonsrs Antelope and
Mary Atwsil, which arrived from Liberia on th.
hh instant, letters have been received the colon
tzation Office Ia New York. from President Ben
.en and others, 70 October 9Th. The President OF
i.iberis writes that domestic provisions are sbun
liant and cheap. and affairs moving IN harmonious
y, bat times very dali.