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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18

1. The Constitution of the United
States recognizes slaves as property, and
pledges the Federal Government to pro-
tect it. Aud Congress cannot exercise
any more authority over property Of that
description than it may constitutionally
exercise over property Of any other kind.
5. The act of Congress, therefore, pro-
hibiting citizen of the United States
from taking with him his slaves when he
removes to the Territory in question to
reside, is an exercise of authority over
private property which is not warranted
by the Constitution--and the removal Of
the plaintiff, by his owner, to that Torrt
tory, gave him no title to freedom.
l. The plaintiff, himself acquired no
title to freedom by being taken, by his
owner, to Rock Island, in Illineis, and
brought back to Missouri This Court
has heretofore decided that thc statues
or condition of person of African de-
scent, depended on the laws of the State
in which he resided.
2. 1t has been settled by the decisions
of the highest courts in Missouri, that
by the laws of that State, slave does not
become entitled to his freedom where the
owner takes him to reside in State where
slavery is not permitted, and afterwards
brings him back to Missouri
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18

The Atlanta, Ga, M,eNiyenccr says
the following letter was sent to Mr.. Bu-
chanan by Juvenile politician:
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov, 10, 1857.
"Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Dear Sir
The election is now over, and you are
President During the canvass have
hollered for you until | am hoarsc, and
my throat is sore, and | have spent all
my small change. If you have got any
Office that would suit boy Of my age,
(13 years, } would like to have it--and
if not, please send me ten dollars.
Yours respectfully"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18
DISTINGUISHED, Very /!

Bcrnhardt Hem, an ex-Dcmocratic
Congressman from this State, and a regu-
lar shanghai in his party, comes out in a
public letteragainst the new Constitution.
Mr.. Hem is largely interested in the
manufacture # rags in Nebraska for cur
rency in Iowa--a business which the new
Constitution will render less profitable
than it is now Mr. Hcnn's motives arc
easily understood Let him caef'e'--
Jtgatiar ,IaHg
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18
MEAT MARKET.

~A BY DAN HAERAs. Opposite the Al
I drich House, Upton Iowa.
Lsx4xz- BEEF can be had regularly every morn.
ing, Sundays excepted. oou
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18

lotra Cuy.
One door east Of the Post Office.
Dlank Books, of all kinds kept CONSTANT
ID ly on hand. Counties supplied with all
kinds of Blanks Records and other books for
County Offices, at short notice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18

PETER p. SMITH.
BoeS.sIsnER AND BLANK Book MANUFACTURER
loWa frenue, opposite Pest Oflce, Museatfne,
up stairs third story. Printing, Ruling and Bind
ing Of every description executed to order in the
best style, on short notice, and on reasonable
terms.
E~s- Blank Books constantly on hand. Old
books rebound
NIB Book binders stock for sale. 26tf.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18
TORONTO STORE,

TT TITorN cc ST L : N ,
Merchants, Toronto. Ioua. :.
The above firm keep constantly on hand y tdi'
supoly Of
Dry Goods. Grofs'tss. HardWate, Cloihsns'
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
And all kind OF
Goods needed hy the Community.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18

l. The territory thus acquired, is ac-
qured by the people of the United States,
fot their common and equal benefit, thro'
their agent and trustees, the Federal gov.
crnment Congress can exercise no pow
cr over the rights of persons or property
Of citizen in the territory which is pro-
hi5tcd by the Constitution. The GOV
crnment and the territory is open to set
tlement both enter it with their rospcc-
tive rights defined and limited by the Con
| stitution.
2. Congress has no right to prohibit
the citizens Of any particular State or
States from taking up their home there,
while it permits of other St tcs to do so.
Nor has it right to~give privileges to
one class of citizens which it refuses to
another The territory is acquired fol
their equal and common beneft-and il
open to any, it must be open to all upon
equal and the same terms.
3. Every citizen has wight to takt
with him into the territory any article @
property which the Constitution Of Ia
init Il States rc,o~niz ~ aS property
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18

pea- The St. Paul papers say that city
is full of burglars.
asy~ The following conversation b2
tween two jolly sons Of the Green Isle, n
day or two ago in front Of our Office, has
point to it:
IL say, Jimmy, did YOU eyer see such
n summer a, this same|'
Faith, and ! have"
"Whcn.'
.ia' winter, b. ,ah"rs,"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
LAND SALE.

Wednesday the sth OF July next tract containing
" nearly 200 acres, In Davidson county eleven miles
South OF Nashville mile from the N. @. X. on
Mil Creek the premises Of r p Jones' TO be sold at
ton. One third be paid the 25h December next, one
and time the other payment all without in
terest Bond and approved rtY the first payment
About one half Of the tract Is in cultivation the chei
Of which Mill creek bottom, the other haf rs in wood
and valuable building timber, Steam Saw and Grst
MIL With fair Improvement; new frame building: out.
b1dngs generally good and garden; lasting Spring water
convenient and luxury indeed In Summer; nearly every
kind Of fruit trees and vines, for this climate,
Will sell about 100 with the improvements, with
the privilege of The other portion in smaller lots,
as shown the maps. to Aton, quality Of land
timber aud water call and before the day Of sale.
Inne 4 ntSw B. p JONES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
IMPROVED CRY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
FoR SALE.

rwTsH TO sEJLMY RESIDENCE ON THE 4
60 NURFREESB0R0' TURNPIKE, aboutiour las5sB
G5SAuiles from Nashville, near Glencd Depot, 1sA=4
- on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road wtq Of Land ha Of which is in timber, well
re IN Bloc Grass the balance is in high state Of eutva
ton with abo Ave OF Young orchard. There on
The premises COED falling spring water and good
stone spring house The Building consists Of gooc brick
dweH with rooms and servants rooms, smoke house
and good cistern csrra no 1ses stables, &C., all new
and 10 good repair. bargain will be given. Apply 70
May 2i-1m. r. o. HURT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
CAIAMMA NINE.
Notice to Contractors.
Es Ezs e -
----..,-,, auO ATARAMa RAFIR0kD



NpopOs AIS are invited salem on saturday the llth
Jnlv nrrt for the Grazing Masonry and btdging OF
ih. "a dvereipR from The Nashville and Chauanooga
Rsroad a. echerd and running through Mnehester and
80 salem In Fransn couaty, Tenn ana ifo thenee ~
Fs~.ttsve In lincoln county distance Of about Aify
re road has been partly graded for about 20 mites from
pechers-T sections having been finished aaa ~ parry
graded - -. ..,. .s,,ions fof about
one al eAshA Payments viii be foar hiths cash anu ehe
fth In stock to be made ~ the work pfoses'eS' ~ ~
oulv 70 be reserved on monthly estimates. -,
There vin be heavy Sork, IN mAn"k tns A
ron the crossng o. nix RiVer 20 The table iAhds,
As the 'sBarreas" Very Ate rock val be VI
any portion Of TIE line. 80, A.,,h.
Tue couniry through which the line 4 carried Is heAthy
and abou "a 10 the requisite pcOdocoa Tor the
OF men and stock. -,
Plaps an Pronies can ~xanned hsnk proposals ana
ooutr acts vii accompanying specifications pocnrea AM
ans Other niornstion in relation the be ob
tslned on application tdsn Mead Resident engineer,
ct Fayetteville for ten days previous 70 the istung
Satisfactory evidences OF ability 70 complee the SefA
bid Tor accompany the proposals, whieh may Dc Aa
dres ed 10
v. K ErsvESsok President, EAshyilis Tena.
Jas. 81. GRANr, chief Ensiaeer, 90 90.
EDwIx MEsD, Resdent DO Fayetteville, do.
or De handed IN a. sA the day Of lettieE
b. order q ths board Jar. II bhANtt
kAshyiie, NAyia, 1851 -tlniulyt rhlei s"g'ns--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
NEW ROUTE TO uEUPu.s
TENNESSEE & ALABAMARATIPoan

9S--aN4 ZS-lSlssls- --IE..-:.L- 49, gsssR
[ ana AFTER Wednesday, April LIST, 1851, Trains viii
GOING SOUTH.
- ' FREIGHT PASSENGER.
Arrive at Thompson SIS a. m IN
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson s.90a m am GO
Arrive at Nashville 10 am sS 4.
Passengers from Nashville nv thu N,r,t,, - -,
fast at Franklin. 'A' O'eSAA
Tt1Res connect with the Trains at Thompson's
through Tickets for Memphis, Wavnesboro' jackson
Lscumo'a Florence, Pulaski and Columbia can be prs
cured a. the General Stage Once under TIE Verandah
Hotel, Nashville VA ny IEpEfNS N
marrh2f-if C.-.-,-.sS,.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
GIN POWDER AGENCY!

Rihe Powder.
HAVEt ~ MAGAZINE.
i SOS Kegs DUPoNT's RIFLE POWDER
900 " BE 1tees' =,
$50 Kentucky Riae
1000 Blasting ..,,, -.
400 COO feet Safety Purse. T. A. McuN','l, NEent-
CATAWBA WINE.
II WILL keep constantly on hand suppl5 OF Up Auu
sparfling Wines which wi furnish the trade az Cin'
~ ~ ,rtss. frelgh added T. A. Mccall,
Snn AGENT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

TITEare authorized to sell the following lands liberal
w terms: so on Browns Greek, ~ miles from
the corporation Of Nashville adjacent to the lands OF West
H. II umpire ., Gov. A. V. Brown, George Allen and Felix
r. R.ns The late resds nee Of drs. Ursula Rains. Soil
excellent: never falling Springs; good Orchard two
story Brick DEeling, with or and many out
houses We viii sell the entire tract or divide to suit Pur-
chasers.
OOs ACRFs, lying the east side Of the No'ensviIe
sOO4 Turn bike mi out; lies verv WE'LL a0o II 10 acres
timber balance cesref soil OF the best quality cot
tags building part Of the Ridley Tract nov Owned by NJ
Corbitt, adjacent 10 Capt joiner, - Whtsett, and
others.
90 ACRFs on the sast side of the Nolensvlle Turn
I'd pike m 'e from the Corpo atom (the GOODWIN or
Mfnee pl4ce fronting both the Mole 1sv0e and Mil
br Of fut trees; good Spring, large Fraue D"eling
with 5 or rooms and all nece gary clubhouse.
ALSO,
40 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville Chsta-
i FL no3ga abroad, 10 miles from Ma hvile, AZ the
station Of Lavergne 65 choice nber 81
cleared les level good soil good water GOOD two story
Frame DIV ellng, with rooms, stables kitchen, smoke
house. and all ether neceS ary cabins.
The well ngis about yard from The pot or station,
sn4 % yards Moth OF railroad. Occupied at present
BY Mr.. Brosn.
A BOLT 500 Acres On both sides Of Big Hsrpeth river,
n IS niles West Of Nasty lle and nile FaStof Kirg
sons springs the Nashville and Northeastern Railroad
crosses ne the cen the tract about 100 dear
cd; b4l-nce good tin Der soil god or never faing
springs good Orchard; neghbo hood very good Cottage
build ng the late residence Of Geo. p Woodward, Decd
ALSO,
fES ACRES on the liberty road, mile east Of the
lC( town Of Franklin. in Williamson county, 3 mile
Ess Of the Tenn Ala Railroad, 10 acres cleared soil
story log hon E. west erboa and uainted with good
rooms kitchen smoke. house, the late idepce Of
Mrs. Waller. All on most accommodating terms Apply
Mov os 1877
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
Reduction in Freights !

w have the pleasure C that the Railroad
~ lave reduced their freghts CHARLESTON. We
also congratulate the people OF Tennessee that very
short iime the Cars will pass from this place
without breaking bulk This route will then be at least
DAYS In advance Of Savannah.
Take particular notice that we EVERY THING
SENT U.s. destined for the Interior at the low
29c for ordinary packages and that We
THING thereby securing 20 you, always at least four times
Or eommissio
WE PAY NO BIS UNLESS KNOW RIGHT.
The Railroad Agents. both at Savannah and Charleston,
DO MEASURE.
Our expense bills paid here therefore you need not
remit.
We also send you duplicates of our bills We never let
package lie over here.
pay strict personal attention our business and
nong sha ever be wanting part, promote the
interest Of all who patronize US.
we are now co tending against two mighty Corporations
we ask the public to sustain u.s. and il our
done as We and our bills less than theirs then take
from us and give Ito them.
ANY information about lost goods and any thing pertain
ing TO the business, cheerfully given.
REFER TOT
Messrs. W. H. Gordon Co., Nashville;
Gardner, Shepherd Co.
Cook Baily 4 Co.,
Nicho, Green q Baily,
Morrison 4 Co.,
Strickler, Ellis 4 Co.,
A H. Hicks Co.,
W. W. Berry Demovillt, &"
Cheathau, Watson 4 Co
And last but not least our good old friend Jotn cald
well, Esq, President Of the :. c. r. Chsre ston.
Jan22 S. WYATT CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE RARE oPPOR.
Trinity To IANl-BUYERS.

VTTE offer for sale about 1900 acres Of Land on Long
w Greek, about l6 miles North Of Nashville. large
portion is well tmberei splendid Saw-Mil,
propelled by aiIng stream Of water; many conve-
nient and comfortable improvements whole tract splendid
y watered and capable Of making excellent sockfarm:
there Is on the myard from 81 900 80 600 worth Of
timber; and teams; Etock-hogs,
cattle &C. &c wi every article necessary TO carry on
such establishment. To enterprsng business men, this
altogether offers splendid opportunity TO make
profitable investment
TERMs-Three equal payments in 6, 2 and "a months,
ory secured payable in Bank with interest," and
maroh94 NANCE WOODWARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

Francis Follet. formerly a merchant in Rich
mond, died in Petersburg, Va, Friday, at the ad-
vaneed age of 10 years.
Hon. II. X. Meade left Petersburg, Va, yesterday
morning, en- route to fill his post as Minister to
brazil
James .Iett and Vincent Marmaduke, two old cit
izsns the Northern Neck, Va, died last week.
The Port Byron ~. y Touring mills were de-
strnyed by fire Saturday morning Loss $4,000.
Judge l)nibache, who died recently in Illinois,
old editor, and the first to hoist the name
If Henry Clay Tor the Presidency
Much electioneering. it is said, is already goin
for the Office of speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentstiyes, and the other offices of the House.
The expenses of the London Daily News are
t520 per week. Those Of the London Times much
more.
The population OF Georgetown, u. C., Is said to
bc I0,0co, Her custom house realizes some SEQ 600
for duties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,-The Navy Depart
ment has received letter from Capt. Hudson, OF
the L. s. frigate Niagara, dated Plymouth, Eng.
Aug. 9th, of which the following is an extract:
"The company seem determined to consummate
thcir undertaking, and have called upon three Al
the best practical machinists and engineers OF
inndon TO have a thorough examination and to
report upon the machinery now on board the Nj
agarG. This will take place on Tuesday next
should they defer laying down the cable until the
middle of July next which is probably the best
time to commence the work, they will have ahun-
dant time to make 5000 miles OF trlegraphC ca
hle hv the LET of May. We had ON board the two
-hps 252S statute miles Of cable; 335 were lost
when the brakes parted the cable | am satisfied
that will require 1900 miles of cable to insure
snccc-s in another attempt. If the company
should not lay ont or otherwise dispose of their
cable this season, hope you will furnish me with
special instructions for my future action with this
snip The officers and men in good health
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

Suicide AND FxrRaoRpINARr DEArH.-w H. Green
man, Esq, a lawyer of Canton, Bradford county,
Pa. committed suicide on Saturday, by cutting his
throat, while laboring under fit of delirum tre-
mems. Mr. Spaulding, the proprietor of the Canton
Hotel, fell i'll fit on seeing Mr. Greenmans corpse,
AID died Immediately. There is the greatest ex-
citement prevailing in the town, the parties
we're widely known and respected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16
ODD-FELLows CELEBRATIox.-This de

ODD-FELLoWs CELEBRATIoN-This de
4ervedy popular benevolent order will make
grand demonstration in this city tomorrow, at
which time all the Lodges to join in procession
md after marching through many OF the principal
-trrets, repair to the African Church. where Rev
pr. DEENe is to deliver address to the order and
the public generally. We take it that there arr
very few persons in our city at this day who de-
not understand the general principles of. odd Eel
lowship. and have not been eye witnesses to their
midnight watches over the sick, TO their con
,1ling presence around the death bed. and to
their constant and attention Of the widow and
prphans of deceased members-but if there are
any who know nothing of these things, but wish
be informed advise them To hear the al
iress Of DR.. Deems. The ladies especially are in.
terestel in this order. and should learn all theS
AN of its operations. After the address, the pro
cession will again form ami march to Griflin's
spring. on the Eastern suburbs of the city. where
au elegant dinner is 10 he served.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

A SaAsH.--yesterday afternoon, as the
Central cars were backing down slowly from the
depot to the shops Union street. horse attach
al to a buggy in 'front.' Of Beckmans grocery, b.
came frightened, backed the vehicle agsinst the
carr SO suddenly, that the train crushed to pieces
befnre the engine could be reversed. The horse
escaped injury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

ACCIDENT TO Az lERoNAUT-Mr. Charles Wise
made an ascension in the balloon "0ld America"
from TamHqua, Pa. on Saturday taking the place
Of his father, the well known Rrousut, Mr.. JOhu
Wise the latter declining 10 make the ascent him-
eli on account of the nefficeDcy OF gas supplied
by the works Of that town. The balloon cane
lown in the pines of Luzerne county. and landed q
total wreck. The eroBaut was uninjured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

MAIL DEPRED.ToR ARRATGNED-J W. Finks. a
pecial agent for the Post Office Department,
estrd = Iopf rt Ientonsville. Warren county Va,
III the lth inst. for committing depredatons on
he mails. lie carried before Justice j. b. Pet
y. who held him to bail for his appearance before
he next Z. ;. Court. which meets in Staunton,th
st Monday in October
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

IN TRoU Monteil
charged with breaking into and entering the house
IT virginia Lee, On tho night of The lth inst. WAS
svraigned before the Mayor yesterday. aad after
hearing held TO bail in 500 for his good behavior
Nancy Waldill. white woman, the witness
tor the prosecution. She stated that the accused
forced open the window shutter. got into the
house, AMI taking candle searched it from bottom
to top. lie sail he looking for man but
could not find him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

To BZ HUSG.-Wm. NcAliister, the first settler
and original owner of the land on which Albion.
Orleans county n. Y stansls has been sesteneed
to he hung on the 23d of october for frinx the
house of the county superintendent. AcAIlister
is IS years Of age he received his sentence with
perfect indifference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

% THE FIRE IN ST.. LoUIs.--By the fire In Sc. Louis
on Thursday last W Sherman distiller, sustained
loss of 1000; no insurance, having run out
lew hours before the fire. His distiliery was one
Of the largest in the country. H. NJ. Sherman,
commission merchant, sustained q loss Of $500,
and A. Wood. brewer. 1900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16
Tuy GrRv,N FysrIy4L. nj Belyille, wa

HE NERNAN FESTIVAL W DcifiIc, NhS
continued yesterday and large number Of our cit
zcns participated in it. The weather was as de
irhttul as heart conld wish for such an occasion
the music very fine, the dancing exciting. and the
xymnastic exercise. the most pleasant character.
ae are pleased to learn that handsome sum has
been raised for the Stoulen monument aud that
our German citizens highly pleased with the
encouragement extended to them IN their patriotic
Efforts TO push forward anoble work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

Orr FOR New YoRK.--Engineer and
Sheckoe, two racers from Mr.. James TalIey's star
bles, sailed from here on the jamestown yesterday
afternoon for New York. Engineer is to run In the
great four mile stake over the Fashion Course, on
the 18th inst. @ it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

AssAULr.-0n the 18th of July last,
Peter =. Bland committed a violent assault and
battery npon Ieapder s parkerson, for which he
vas indicted by the Grand Jury Yesterday he
wa. tried before the Hastings Court, found guilty
nv the iury and fined s. and costs, which he paid
10 the clerk and was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

Nor GUILTY Sarah A. Miller, charged
with receiving s42.a from John Camp. small boy,
knowing the same to have been stolen from Charles
Kenney. on the Sth Of August, was examined be
fore the Hastings Court yesterday for grand isIee-
", and acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

SILLY William Fleishnan, Solomon
FIeisbman and Henry Ginsburg, charged with
making a noise before Isaac A. kices door, TO the
disturbance of the neishborh0od, was examined be-
fore the Mayor Yesterday and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

HOUSE DREAKING.-.Jo ohm Frazier, John
fHn Buren. Samuel TrewalIer, VIM Giles CiranyiIl.
Nontell, and Robert Rstclifie were again before thu
Mayor yesterday, on the charge of breaking int,
Lucy j. PayDes house on the night ofthe 18th inst
and stealing therefrom one carpet five sheets and y
l""kinc glass. several witnesses wara examined r.,
the commonwealth, ,butas they connected none ofthe
goods, those two were remandcd for further hearing
before the Hastings Court, and all the others were
discharged. The fact that Frazier and Van Burer
both tried to sell the carpet atditerent times and
told different stories abouti will put them 10 some
trouble to get their skirts clear ot the theft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

EXTENDING THE LIMITS The people OF
Henrico are TO meet at their Cosrt House in 0cto-
her to take steps 10 resist the extension of the
porate limits of Richmond. 1t Isay be that the
legislature will refuse TO grant the extension but
all events the delegates from the city will bring
Il forward, and give some strong reason. why the
suburbs should be taken in and made to bear
portion of the debt incurred for improvements
the benefits Of which they are now enjoying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

The U. s. FRIeATE MIssIssIPrI.--The bark Evsd'
ne from Rio, arrived at New York, reports speak
ing the L. s rigate Mississippi on the 9th Of Au-
gust in latitude South longitude 81 West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

benlitures of the city of Boston for the year end
ns April 30. 1851, is the following: Food for
.quirrels f33. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

EouND OyER.-William IL. Morris and
Ballard S Humphrey for fighting in the street,last
saturday night. Morris was proved To he the ag'
gressor and held TO bail to keep the peace in the
sur, OF sIOa Humphrey was discharged