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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12
1A1s. CARS. snOEs, 40.

N1ot I'M y
r SPECIAL NOTICE...The suDscrI.
Der would most respectfully eali the sttention
of this ladies and gentleman OF ths CITY 70 Seu
~ those of the country TO smother 70. OF snose
very superior french Boots and Shoes, which ne ass
ju,t recsived, COMPRISED In partof
Ladder Congress 0aiters-Hsels, with Tips
do. DO do do Pl.ln
do do r. l.. Pumps very surr
DO do Villa Shoe
do do Mouer Tie
do Calf 90 90
do do Vtlla shoe
Misses' Colr'd Kid Congress Heel Caters
Children's do do do do do
do do Shoes
Ladies' Embroidered Slippers, very fine; aud many
other styles OF Shoes
All Ia wan of something that 10 very nice and supe
nor will do we'll to call on ALLY HILL,
je I0-3t ~ Ms,n 90
WE Will. SELL YOU a first
z rate article OF Gent . Calf and PatsIt Lea-
Their Congress 0siters sswed for s3 rs,
richly worth &5; Gents p. L. pegsed Caters 81 81
Gents Calf and Patent Leather Pumps, nc; Cent?
Calf and Lasting sswsd Jersey Tees. Is; Boys
Calf and Patent Leather Congress 0silers 2h do
DO Pumps 2 90; do. Calf Oxford Ties. 80; do do.
Jersey Ties, 25 Youths clothtop Caters ia; DO
Calf Oxford Ties. L25; do. Jersey do, co. do. Pa
tent Leather Union Ties, GO Chiidren's Opera
Boots 1875 Call and be convinced that the greasest
bargains In the city are at
MARCUS HARRIS, 1873 Broad st.
N B. Shoes made to order at the lhortest notice.
We have also Gent Uppers of various styles, hio
we will seil cheap. 10 b.
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UMBER FOR SALE 1.-The subscriber
- is prepared t. fur Ii.h any qUsntity of Lumber
upon the wharf 81 Richmond for reasonable prices
and such as will rot fail suit one and all In want
of the srtcle This Timber is of frst-rate quality,
aud cut to sui the marbet. on Chckahominy riv- r.,
and will be delivered at q few days notice
w. COL9IN.
Ps--Orders left at DR.. j w Garlick's, near OLD
Market will be faithfully attended to.
i.5-Staw2vt w C..
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DsCHM0ND h Ell l. A ID ID h'A 4 =
II FOUNDRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
MANUFACTURE1-No Us Main street, between
9th and 9th west side.The subscriber has tor sale
500 Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces embracing
100 different kinds and 10 daily manufacturing Crates
to order, wholesale and retail at Northern prices -
Crates, Bells, &c neatly packed and forwarded TO
any part ofthe State Also Bella and Brss, Castings
made to order and ell kinds Of repairing done as the
shortest notice.
NH 16-6m SAML d. DENOON.
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w n. A. LEA.

NJ.
No. "A Main st and cor Franklin a,d 18th ats
WANTED -5hree Journevmen CabiIet-mskers
P. g. Servants Collins ready made, of all sizes--
The above can BIS found at ell hours at the corner
Of frsoklin and 18th street. my l8-lm*
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~ .. sAiDeroap, T. rfssLAf PAVE
YRAnxiIn MASrasws.
ID RIDGE ORD q CO.. 6sneral CSm9ls.
ID mission aad YosvSrdins AashaasA - Ne Sosss
kshmoad, We.
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TO BE DRAWN
P Avn q TIvRnA VIM THNL
Sg5 prizes amounting to-.............,,...&2
Whole Tickets &l0; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN or TIE LOTTERY.

PLAN or TIE LOTTERY.
Che Numbers from to Sc, coo, correspondent with
these Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper enoirolea with small tin sabss and
Slaeed in one Wheel.
The first 257 prizes similarly printed and enstrsled
are placed In snothsr whosl.
rhe wheels are then revolysd, and sumbsr IL
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize 10 drawn from the other whsel The
Number and Prize drawn out ars opened and exhib.
itsd to tho audience, and regstersd By the Commits
sioners; the Prize being plssed againa. the Number
Prizes are drawn out
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.-Fhe two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
6rEt II Prizes will be entitled TO the Is Approxima
ton Prizes For example, IL Ticket No. 1885, draws
the S6O,000 prize, those Tickets numbered 1913,
l249 1881, 1888, will each be entitled to 1925 II
Ticket No $50 draws the $50 600 prizs those Tickets
number ed 54S $40 55l, $50 will each be entitled to
$500; and so according to the above scheme.
The 700 prizes Of $50 will be determined By the
last figure of the number that draws the prise
For example, IL the number drawing the $50 zee
prize, ends with No /, then ell The Tickets, where
the bsr ends In /. will be entitled to $50 lfthe
number ends with No 2 tnen all the tickets where
the number ends in 2, will be entitled to $50, and 90
on to 0.
Certificate. Of package. will be sold at the follow
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole fskess.......sso
:. % 10 half 800" 40
10 sishtS 1880. iS
IN ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES.
Enscse the money to our address for the Tickets
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
In any fgure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent TO purchaser imn ediately after the drawing.
" Purchasers will please write their signatures
plsln and give their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81, 900 and under, paid immedi
ately after the drawing-oths. prizes at she usua
time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
y. SWAN CO.. Atlantis, Ga.
Or, 8. SWAN CO,
Richmond, Va
u A list Of the numbers tn st are drawn fiom tn
wheel with the amount Of The prize that each one 10
entitled to. will be publ. he'd after every drawing
in the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Chsrleston Standard, Nashville Gszette,
Atlanta Intellieencer, New York Weekly Day Book
savanDsh Mornng News, and Richmond Dispatch.
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a. GAP AND CANELks.-We have now In
- store large stock OF the best family Soap wtich
warrant free OF fish oil and all unpleasant orders
Also and, large stc ck Of allow Candles put up
expressly for summer use and warranted to stand
cur climate We would AJAX the attention Of the
trade and families no wish sooa article at fair
price, to examine stock and satisfy themselves
that, quality considered, offer great inducements
to purchase OF US C CREW SON,
18th street near Ola Market.
sY'We are still prepared to oter the highest mar
ket price for all kipds of clean grease.
nv 26-Im
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L r.ssivins. Tor sale b. WH. 4. fYiEs,
10 18th street,
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DUTY AhS hADlt ALLY CUhkD ID
II DR.. BHERMANs
CELEB RATED II r u S.

Messrs FELDBURG co. having purchased The
patent rsht for the above celebrated articles Tor tho
state Of Virginia. have opened an Office over John
Jscb sons DRUG Store No II Main street where they
have lot of RADICAL CURE TRUSS. All per-
sons who are suffering from Rupture are Invited to
call and examine the article. by 80 doing they may
find certain relief from one Of the most painful ane
DANGEROUS diseases.
thyGcisus are respectfully requested to call and
examine the above article
This TkUss was pATESrxp Dec Is, 1885, brins
an entirely new article ana will keep bach and posi-
81 lively cure the worst form Of rupture. where ths
directions followed, and st the same time can De
worn with the utmost comfort. ft 10 the sasiess ana
mos. comfortable fiuss ever introduced.
INV Him
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NIhs. OLAIhURNE bAhksDALk Will
lYl open School for Girls on the seth Of nssn,
at her residence, ON Church Hill, corner 2tth ssa
E.snkin ste. The usualbranshes Of Enshsh "ady
will DO pursued.
Terms Two dollars Per month.
REvKRENcEs.--R. J. 0sinea DR.. J. 1rows,
Henry Carrinston, Charlotte, vlrsiE;s; B. H. AAsry,
Eco, Or. Joha Wsyk N @. Read, ESQ, Eshmona
,,sk 1T..-A9us
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STEAHI IMON WORKS, 256 Main 81.
- near Seventh The subscriber 10 pre-
pared with increased facilities to manufacture all
kinds Of IRON WORK, such e: IRON RAILING,
DOORS, GeATINGS. &c &c. Ora 7 E snd
TENDERS, and all hind Of House Work, and Job.
bling done on reasonable terms.
~ Particular attention given to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing &c, for the country, 81
mace a. to be easily pat up call solicited;
NH l4---6m GEO 3 LOWNES.
rHEAP HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
~ AND GLsZlnG.-The subscriber proposes to
work cheaper than any other Shop in thin city and
will do his work iC such a manner as to please his
patrons All ask Ia fair trial; give a job andI
will do Ii in such manner to insure smother from
the My shop is on 7th street. Just in thu rear
Of the Marshall Theatre up stairs. between Grace
and Broad streets. | respectfully solicit call
from my friends aud fe low-citizsns. My motto Is,
punctusity to all jobs, either lsgs small done az
minutes notice. WIN. G. BARNES,
my i2-lm Practical Housa and sisn Painter.
A GklCtLTUkALW A X Il HUU $ e.
N The subscribers continue to manufacture Asri
cultur Machines and Implements, of the most ap
proved patterns and superior workmanship. They
ask attention to 'Cardwelrs Horse Power aud
fhresher," single and doubled geared, with Sep,ra
tor If required, which have taken premium ct
every fair at which they have been exhibited.
ALSO,
CroskiiPs Clod Crushsr
Mannys Improved Reaper and Mower, the best
fause
sich's iron Beam Plow, highly improved
Seymour 4 Sagas Broad Cast Grain Sewers
Magic Corn and Cob Mill, excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fsas, nrd several othsr pst-
Corn Shelters, Hand and Horse Power, from SIC
Hay Pre,se.; Wheat Drills Corn Planters
Cider Mills; Grain Cradles; Hay Rakes; Harrows
Grain Cleaners; Tobacco Mile, &c. SO.
BALDWIN, CARDWELL CO,
I'D 4-dSm No 148 lain Ut Richmond.
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DkkClVAL d GRANT
ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERs

DkRClVAL IL GRANT
ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,
OFFICE, GODDINS HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully Offer their services to the cubic With
thorough Professional training and q combined
Practical experience of more than so years, they
with orders.
In the A re tect l. e; will fur.
Dish desisns for Churches. Public Buildings
old buildings; and also for Ornn IN ntai Grounds,
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and su.
perintendeuce.
In the Engineering Department., will attend
to the branches conn peted with Railroads, Sew.
erase and drainage Of Farm Lands, with s neesssa-
ssry Plans and EstiuRAes.
A variety Of coulb1sSe s.ts Of Plans for Churches
Villas Farm Cettsgsk Bridges, &c, can be seen ct
their office. nv PPM
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SUI IdERN hONITOR.
1t will DO conducted on the plan of his memorial
10 the Southern Convention, IS published In III
March plumber OF De Bows Review " Ao
The Southern Monitor will defend the Ssei,,o, sd
opinions Of the Supreme Court Of the United s,s,.
Ia the bred Sc0tt ana 1t will advocate tbs c.
fsitulion and the Union the terms ana .tinnI..
tolls agreed to by orsfahsrs lt will snrna,,
the Democracy, .he only national pa1ty now in sr.
rsnce; and IL will not DO sectional in bel-g soutbayn
or nowhere elfe but In the South 10 the Con,ti,n
tionsi and Union party uaequvosally In the s.osnc
ancy. Its u ission will be to con 5aI Black Rspuhli
csnsm, and TO pei assaults on Southern lsbs ana
Southern Institutions And that IL may be .hsctivs
the operation Of Southern men, and trisn5s =;
he South wherever they may dwell 10 esrusa.iv inv
voEed
The scuthern Ronitor will likewise be a Litsr.rx
and Family Newspaper; ard contributions and cor.
reepon6ence fom the pens of til. writers OF thu
South, AID others who nay be interested in tbs
cause are respectfully solicited. 1t will ke xbsst
of large SIZE and hendsc mely printed on new tyue
The first number will be issued on the 6th day OF
June, and it viii DO published regularly ey,ry sat
aTdsy afterwards All who desire to encourass thu
enterprise sfe requested to transmit their ramrs
without delEy. to the editor hs undersigned re-.
fsrs oy permission to Jsmes Lyons Esq., President
of the southsr1 Cony ention.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Ore copy per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 90 In advance
Three copies or one copy for three
years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SEQ "
single oop1ss..... cents
Editors friendly to such up deItakns Will p,sa.s
insert the above or otherwise bring il tho notiee
Of their readers The favor will be chesrfully recip
rocated. Address
JOHN B. JONES, Editor and Proprietor,
my IL DIM Philadelphia Pa.
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| EAaM ON YORK hIVnH kAiLttUAD
CONTAINING 255 ACRES, Il MILES BE.
| Low RICHMOND FOR SALE We are au,hor-
! lied by mir Philip Watkins, TO sell the Farm cal ed
Long Meadow" located above, containing $50
ares, of which two.thrds itch Chlckahominy
Meadow; about % in herds grass and tha
greater portion OF the open land has been improved
great deal of late yesrs The Improvements con
sst of q Dwelling House, stories high containiu
rooms besides the usual out-bndipgs,
There is fine Spring within $50 wards ofthe dwell.
Ing and the whole farm is well watered The neigh.
borhood 10 excellent
The farm les about y miles East of Richmond
near he vii lamsburR Stage Eoad and within three
fourtbs of mile Of the contemplated depot Of said
York River Railroad.
Mr. Jas. II. Watkins, Mr. Thomas Carter, re-
siding near the farm, will show the sams to perssrs
disposed purchase it. For further particulars
apply to GODDIN & APPERSON.
my 2O-2aw4w Richmond, Va.
FOR RENT-A Coal and EWood Yard
with lerge Stable, on 9th street and the Canal,
near the Armory
fe 24-2awts JF KEESEE.
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NOTICk TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND THE CITY TKADE..--Having disoon.
ttnued our Evening sales, will sell. privately,
daily In lots TO suit purchasers the basnes Of very
heavy stock OF Washes and Jewsry rsmainins IN.
sold, Of very low prces In order that may be able
70 rendsr ssies ~ soon - possible. Counfry mcr-
chants and the citizens generally are invited 70 az.
anime our stock. LARU6 & SHINE,
% Tits "a Main street.
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THE UNiTkD 3 fATks HoThL, Is ad,
4 mit.ed, by all. to be one of the most pleasant
best rooms are kept for the special accommodation
o. transient visitors, where they will fad good cid
Virgiois Fare, at the moderate price OF 81 IS per
day. Also. some superb rooms and pairs Of rooms
for amilies with Board, ct moderate prices by the
week mon'h
Also ssvsral f1e rooms for rent, without Board.
ED l3- 5tawa JOHN A. JErER. Pronrietor
CLERK WASTkD.-The subscriber uishes to
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pAsaINEs ART OF SINGING ..p. III.
- TAYLOR has jus, received few copies of BIAS
5iNPs ART or SINGING This new book il most
hishy recommended. Some Of the best judges sey
Of IL
ln the first nineteen pages Of this now me thod IL
embodied more sound sense the nature and sapa.
oliittes Of the human voice til "a can be found In
halfe-dozen similar works by European masters"
ap6-t
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a~- q. w. JONES, SURGICAL
ff$yss AND MECHANICAL DENTIST.
N0YYY Office on Main street, opposite Co.
n-AJ Iinthisn Hall.-An Operations eth.
or In Filling, Cleansing, Extracting or Regulating
the TEETH, gently and thoroushly performed,
MINERAL or tECORRUPVIBLE TEETH In.
serted on sold plate with or without clssps o. NAV
% desired, answering all the purposes Of Natural
Teeth not only to appearances but In the mss.ies
ton OF food and the articulation Of language.
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fHOS. DODAMEAD,
Sup't Va. C. q 4.
HARTMAN. BROWN l. CO,
js9-ts Propretors Stage Line.
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INN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT.
i TING ES ESTABLISHMENT, THIkTEENTH
subscriber IL fully prepared to do all kinds of work
in the above business. with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his patrons for past fsvors. and
socits continuance of the ssme. Being a master
OF his business, he can promise his customers that
all work done by him WILL st least, be equal to any
other house in the city, and fully a. sheap-a fact
known to all persons who know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTTERING, Gc.--Hs is prepared
to execute this description Of work in a very supe.
Nor manner. both in town and country
TIN WARE Always on hand a large and gene.
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He Is likewise prepared to do
all kinds Of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS He keeps always ON hand LARGE aud
extensive stock Of Well and Garden Pumps
fell CHARLES II. LANGLEY
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SUMMkh CLOTHlNta.;.-l have now In
~ store large assortment OF light summer Cloth.
md Vests, and Furnishiax Goods In great variety a,
1z0saaily low procs for casb. All In want, will
plesse call and examine my stoet.
J. d. GOODMAN,
Jas No il9 hatu street.
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CLERK WASTkD.-Thes subscriber " fishes to
y. empitya young man qualified to di.cha-ge the
duties Of County Court Cers other need apply.
JOHN N HARRIsON
lie A. eodIw Clerk Hsnrico County Courf
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20 BE- drawn In the city of Atlanta Ca IN kabEs OF
Saturday, June 18th, 1867.
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GLASS ~.

70 he drawn In the city of Atlanta, Ca IN public
Saturday June 2O;h, 1867,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13
Marine Losaes 1or january.

The loss of sea going vessels for the past month
has been unusually large Those reported as C tota
wrecks" comprise l6 ships, barks, Is briggs, p
schooners, and sloops-in all 10 vessels.
The total value of these ships amounts to 1892,
600; cargoes $780,, OoO-ships and cargoes g.
1919 900 The value of oargoes not ascertained
would probably make the total value s2O00 900 more
In addition to these vessels, the fate of which are
beyond doubt, the number of missing craft reported
during the month has also been unusually large
numbering IS vessels.
The loss of life has also been great. 1t is estlma
ted that at least one hundred souls must have been
on the vessels recorded missing, which, added tc
about forty lost with the wrecked vessels, will (sup
posing the missing" are Lever heard of) make 14C
for the month, as far as vet heard of.
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Four Days Later from Europe.

The steamer Baltic arrived at New York on the
5th inst having sailed from Liverpool on the even
ing of the 2lst ult. She brings news four DAYS later
The Europa arrived out on the 18th of January.
The Swiss question considered settled, az the
Neufchatel prisoners had been liberated, and es-
corted by detachment of Swiss troops to the French
frontier. The federal council had given orders for
Immediately dsbanding the troops
The event of most interest was the trial of Verpes
the assassin of the Archbishop of Paris The trial
was full of dramatic interest Verges had been con.
demned
A muiny o. a colored crew took place on board
the ]. L. Bogart, in the Mersey, bound for Mobile
The first mate was badly wounded, and had been
taken 10 the hospital. The second mate was ar.
rested for shooting seaman.
Lord Napier would probably leave for Washington
in three weeks.
The weather had been very mild in England
Lord PalmerstOn had issued circular 10 the House
of Commons, stating that business of great impor.
lance would be laid before the coming of Par
lament and expressing an earnest hope that all the
members will be in their places at the opening
Lord Napier had arrived in London to make pre-
parauons Tor his departure on the American mission.
The alleged cause of the muny on board the ship
j. L. bogart Is that the crew shipped under articles
tor New York, but subsequently, they learned that
the ship was to proceed to Noble, where. as thew
were nearly all coored men, they would be retained
in slavery.
Private adviceS from Shanghai 10 Nov. 10Th, saw
that there is prospect that the specie shipments Of
that port may prove excessive owing 10 the scarcity
of produce
The Eaglish at Canton were strengthening their
posltioh' Gut showed no disposition 10 remain on the
oelensVe I'LL they received advices from England
meanwhile reln1olcements are understood 10 be sem
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Spicy Correspondence between the Secretary of
Nm and Glen. Sc0ttI


War aud Gen. Scott.
WAsHlSeroN, Feb. 4th-The correspondence be
tween Gen. Scott and Secretary Davis is very spicy
In Davis letter dated July 25h, 1855. he charges
Scott with exhibiting peevish temper.
Scott, July 30lh, says that Davis letter is fppant
He had done enough TO warrant more than suspicion:
Davis considered it his special mission, by repeated
aggressions upon bis rights, 10 goad him into some
perlous attitude of Official opposition 1t he is 10 be
crushed he preferred to be SO at the hands of his
military peers,
Davis, in an unofficial note. dated Angus End,
says Your accusation, which charges with
usurpation for most unworthy ends, and imputes
motives nconsisten, with official integrity, is consid.
cred basey malevoent, and pronounced utterly false
Scott, Aug 9th, says 81 shall treat all of your
communications as equally official. There are beau
ties in them which ought not to be lost and it shall
be my fault If do not render your part in this cores
pondence, a memorable example to be Stunned by
your successor"
| Davis, Sept. 7th, says: Your threats IS the mer
est bravado, and in cue who affords most memo a
BILE example on records in this department of valr
| cOntrov ersiaist, and false accuser exposed
| Gen Scott next grants leave ct absence to Col
| Hitchcock, under circumstances not approved by tn
department, and refused 10 comply with an orde
from the department to revoke the same. The PFesi
dent endorsed his reason unsatisfactory. DaVl
recommended the removal of headquarters Of the ar
my at Washington. Then follows lengthy ''rad
of abusive epithets from Scott
Davis, December 2Uth rakes up some If Scott
money dealings. and charges him with mean1ess i
taking what the law did not allow him while i
Mexico.
Scott replies, Jan. 3lst charging Davis with con
tinued recklessness of character.
Il Davis Feb. Doth, says: 81 have no Intention
forcing YOU into duel No disability from age q
plea Of conscientious scruples can be admitted
shield slanderer from rebuke"
Davis replied to reort at length, and Scott agal
retorted in compassionate terms.
The last was from Davis. May o. and says: g
have ceased to regard Scots abuse; and am gratIte
to be relieved from further exposing his maIignit
nd tv
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CASE BEYOND MEDICAL SKILL-Some reafSks
may remember the curious account of man, who
died suddenly in this city while since, over whose
face, his body exposed at the grave, sudden
shade and Light passed strangely, that the friends
removed it back TO the house, and kept up frictions
all night trying to restore it to life We learn since
that some of the anxious friends of the deceased
visited New York at the time, and tried to induce the
physician who attended the dead man in his last ill.,
ness to go up aud Try his skill toward his restora-
ton, DR., s. listened awhile incredulously, but at
last seemed to believe the story of his informant
But said be, /" hope that you won't be able to
restore him really hope you won't" "Why %
asked his visiter in amazem mt "Well,n said the
Doctor, g don't see how he would be able TO get
along, it would be very awkward for him-for Rs
liver and heart are in that jar on the shelf"-Nep
York Times