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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04
E@- FRESH FALL Day Goops.

PRICE l. WATKINS, No. I57 Vain street, are TO
oeivnK their large and elegant stock Of French, Eng
hsh and American DRY GOODS, among which are
the following:
-stts FOR LADIES.
Hle9aut Side Striped silk ROBES; Bay adore Striped
SILKS. Kew aud beautiful; plain black GRO. De
RHiNkS; new style French Printed M0USELINRS,
very rich Satin Striped Cashmere De ECosso; "a
Shaded siid Figured MERIN0S and CASHh RES !;
Side Striped De Laine ROBES; Satin Striped Pop
LINS; bright Challie PLAIDS; Satin Striped Al
ceons; Fiadere Mohairs; Sack TLANNELS Persian
De LANES; rich English PRINTS; Illusion Cspes;
Vslenciennes Collars and Sleeves PeQus and Crepe
Collars and Sleeves; HOSIERY Belts; Steel 4, ten
sion SKIRTS; Hoped do, in great variety; Irish
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Superior black and cooret CLOTHS and CASSI-
hEREs; rich Silk, Velvet and Plush VESTINGs
- side striped French CAsSTMERES, TWEEDS,
sATINkTs, CRAyATs, COLLARS, SUsPENDBR5,
J, HOSE, IfDKFS., &c.
P0R SERVANTS.
White and colorsd Duffie and Macinaw BLAN-
kETS; best Sleeps Grey Satinets; VIRGINIA
PULLED CLOTHS; Maryland Plaid Linseys stost
and bright colors; blue PLAIDS; striped OZNA-
BURGS, &c. &C., all Of which have been purchased
the best terms and will be sold at the VERY Low
xsT PRICES.
We shall be continually receiving additions to our
stock, which will be very extensive and will en-
brace some OF the most superb Goods imported into
this country. PRICE WATKINS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods.
RE-Country Merchants are invited to examine our
stock. se4-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04
DEATH OF AN AMERICAN PROFESSOR, IN
nIrEI. In SnITH AMERICA. 80

eeved here by the Illinois Of tho death Of PROBES
sor Francis, In duel, on the Napo River, South
America with Prof Moore. Both parties belonged
to the Exploring party, which left Iowa for South
America, last autumn. - 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

1A-P. II. AYLxrr, Attorney at Law
Practices In all the Courts held IN the city Of Rich
mond. and attends regularly the County and Circuit
CotEta OF Chesterfield. Henrioo, Hanover and King
William counties.
asrOfhce over the store Of p. Johnston Brother.
No. Ito Main street. l-Su
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04
nGy. VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY No.

This Company has been recognized, and the eiti-
IONS Of Richmond will be waited on, on MONDAY
next, September It'll, for money to aid in painting
their engine and fitting up new meeting room. Two
hundred dollars is all We want and hope the eiti-
and the public generally will be liberal in their
B. s. HUMPHREYS,
se4-2ts See'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04
FUTURES RApIcALLr cuRxD,-Ds

DUPTUKES RADICALLY CURKD,-UR.
~ sHUMAN's TRUSS FOR THE RADICAL
CURE OF RUPTURE.--We have now on hand nne
assortment Of those Justly celebrated instrumental
which have produced Numerous cures among we'll
known citizens OF Richmond, - whom We will naoet
eheerfuly refer The Truss ~ All that i !. reRre-
sented 10 be- aud persons who aborng uader tAls
Formidable disease and who really wish to be cured
have now an opportunity Of doing -, and are re-
auested to call and examine the Instrument tpr them
selves Any one At = distance can obtain all aeees-
sary information by addressing
Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

h6~CANcERs AND TUMoRs Cured WITH
OUT CUrrrso DIR. NJ. KAHN. late Of Phfsdelphis,
respectfully Offers his services to the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure Of Cancers, Tumors,
MOuld. BIotches, and all diseases of the skin. He
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He can be found nj his Office opposite the Clifton
House from 10 A. NJ. To & r. VI.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
nv lq-titmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

xiL OIEAMEh DEL IUEhE.
rE.l,x FOR BALTIMORE.-Freight re-
cevrd TO-DAY, (FRIDAY) and up to the hour of 2
O'Clock P. VI. Saturday, unless q sufciency Is re-
ceived prior to that hour.
Consg are requested osend for their goods to
day
shippers are requested to send In the names of
their cOnsignees Saturday afternoon, their ship
ments will be consigned to order
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

RRANDlES, ETC., have just received
A1.o small lot OF Pale and DARK Brasdy in bottles
York extra fine Beef Tongues Colgate's pale Soap;
Ssoteh Ale; double Brown Stout Porter; Picking
vinegar; Spices of all kinds
ma, x,,, ED. w. TOMPKINS, Broad street.
Foh kENT-I offer for rent, the House, now oc-
cupied Dy Mr.. Cartwright, on 18th street. second
door from Messrs. G. 7. Workman 4 Co Possession
given on the lat November next
SO 4-lw I'm w T0MpKINs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

EfS~ How TO CuRE ALL PAIs.--The
thousands who are suffering with Rheumatism Neu-
rslgia, Nervous Headache, palm IN the face, side,
limbs and back will ind immediate nylief by using
HARrsHoRSEs CuRE-ALt. Being preparation by
Chemist, il IL found to be the best application for
pain in the bones. muscles. nerves and sinews Try
bottle and obtain relief ", Is and - cents. Sold
by PURCELL, LAID Co, and
an Tim WIN. p. LAID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

w. ANOTHER of those very superior French
CATERS and Shoes has Just been received at the Inn
porting House of ALEX. HILL. No. III Main street,
nl,r =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

SAFETY FUSE, Cap and Wrapping Pa
~ per, Calcined Plaster, Rum, Colgate Starch. So
lar Oil, for sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

I .EATHER BETTING We are still
II agents for the best patent Stretched LEATHER
BETTING, Sole Leather, &c, which we sell at manu-.
facttrers prices. WINSTON a POWERS.
SO It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

WAS STOLEN, from my residence, near
W Haxalls Mill, Wednesday, I'd inst, GOLD
I.EPINE WATCH-Bantle. Geneva, 6I,7oi, and No.
In case 81 sos. Also, aG0LD CHAIN and MEDAL
will be given, by leaving them at this office.
a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

n1- We also solicit orders for genuine Mol Peru.
vian GuAno, direct from the Agents. and the A
MEXICAN direct ffom Importers. We always furnish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

ORCHARD GRASS SEED.-Just re-
ceived 50 bushels Orchard GRASS SEED, new
and we'll cleaned. ~
FL0UR-A superior article of u. Boage) Extra
FLOUR, the quality of which has been tested and
approved by both families and bakers.
EUBANK BROTHER
Ats RaSip Rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

lQUORS.-We have in store large
and general assortment Of choice Rrandies
choice old Whistles. choice Gin and Cherry Brandy
virginia Apple Brandy, and large and varied col.
We viii sell at q small advance On cost
elm i WINSTON 8 POWERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04
Sam AND ExsHAsor

~, sTRAYED OR STOLEN-From
GS Rockets old field, on Sunday last, sorrel
HORSE, blaze face. right hind foot white and little
wart on the right hind leg. He Is blind In one eye
and hes a Roman nose A reward of S. will he paid
for his delivery to me. JOHN +. CARyED0,
sc l--5ts Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

MRS. WHARTON, of the Revere
w II use, has several pleasant rooms vacant, snt-
able for families. ea4-Iw*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

azHmsGUut FOR LYNCHBURG.-
Boat TEMPEST, Capt Donald, il
now receiving freight for Lynchburg and will leave
on SATURDAY, 18th inst full or not full. For
or A. s. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

ERANGlPANNI, an eternal perfume.
from the Holy City. the only genuine article
made. Frangipanni Extracts; Frangipanni PoInade;
Erangipanni sachet; fransipanni Toilet Water;
frangipanni Soap; Frangipann Cream for beautify-
ing the complexion; OrientalTooth Washes; Hair
and Tooth Brushes Of saperier finish; for sale by
DUVAL 4 NORTON,
nru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

au 2-srn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

{ ,OAL AND WOOD.-The subscriber has
~ now on hand large lot of ANTHRACITE. best
Lump, Average and Smith COAL Oak and Pine
WOOD, from which he can supply biscustomers and
filled John y sTHS,Gp''
Aim Gorpar oth straat 80 na.;,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10
SOLD SERIES, VOL. 9, NO. fl
{ TERMS, s1.5O i'm Advance.

the sons of wealth are rioting in that which
were better dispensed with, and the daughters
are decking themselves with diamonds, which
are but the crystalized tears of the wronged
and ,ramrled under foot. While the mass are
crop ng their way in darkness and sorrow, the
rich are supporting immense equipages, feasts
and frivolities. Many suppers in England
cost 5000 which added to the money other
wise crimnaly expended, would make sum
sufficient to cause every heart to rejoice in
abundance, and the scathed Isle to smile In
beauty. and become the abode of happy peo-
pie. The legitimate consequence of all such
extravagance is to infict slavish toll upon
hose who do not indulge therein, and keep
them in more than slavish ignorance. This
brings US to another cause, namely, ignorance.
person without un lerstanding is unable to
appreciate thereal enioyments of life, or to
determine the course which will secure them.
He cannot cope with the disciplined thoughts
Of others, and is consequently, at the mercy Of
his fellows. Intelligence acquires capital, and
thought and capital combined preys upon ig-
norance. All man can get by cunning, craft,
foresight and cheap labor is said to be morally
his own, though he have tens of thousands
more than he needs, and thousands of his
sweating brethren have less than is their right
to eniav tas
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10

EMANCIPATION OF RUSSIAN SERFs.-What
was desired and attempted by both Alexander
I, and Nicholas. the emancipation of the serfs
of the Russian Empire, and their elevation to
the status of freemen; but which they failed
TO accomplish, the former from fear Of the no.
bles, and the latter by preoccupation with 9TH
er matters, is about to be effected by their sue
cessor, Alexander III. The decree is be pro-
mulgated on the l7th proximo Each serf is
to be endowed with homestead of thirty or
forty acres Of land out Of the estate of their
master, and compensation therefor is to be
made upon agreement between the parties, in
default Of which government commissioners
will decide it for them.
But while Despotism is accomplishing so
much for mans elevation in Russia, il is pain
full to think that the boasted Democracy Of the
United States, seven years past the middle Of
the nineteenth century, occupies itself almost
exclusively in forging new fetters for slaves,
and in seeking to subjugate new territory to
the hateful dominion Of bondage. While Rus
sia-despotic, barbarous Russia-is just about
to enter upon grand career of freedom, aud
to reap all the glorious results Of civilization
which freedom can give, the " "National De-
mocracy of the United States of America is
desperately exerting all its energies and en-
ploying all its resources Of chicanery and
fraud, to make slavery the paramount law Of
the Republic.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10
Chide not the Erring, Sinful Ones.
BY FINLEY JOHNSON.


Chide not the erring, sinful ones
Who stray from virtues path
Nor pour upon their sinful heads,
The vials of thy wrath;
For unkind words but chill the soul,
Breed misery and death;
And oft destroy what good remains
BY their pernicious breath.
Why turn to dark and fearful hate
A fond and loving breast;
When kindling tones like healing balm
Would give unite It rest9
Why give reproof instead Of praise,
frown, and not smile?
why seek to plunge still more in vice,
Misfortunes sinful child?
Upon this earth are erring souls,
Whose will IL To do good;
If kindness only with its train
BY them in mercy stood; ..-a......
But when unto their broken hearts
Unkindness adds its gall;
Then spring to bloom those seeds of crime,
Which are within us ALL
Then kindly speak, and kindly act
To those who go astray;
Let kindly tones be lamps of light
To lead to virtues way;
And every soul which thou hast saved,
Shall be a jewel rare; ... ..
To grace thy brow in Paradise,
With endless glories there.
Baltimore Patriot
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10

(Y When you lie down at night compose
your spirits as If you were not 10 wake till the
heavens be no more. And when you wake in
the morning, consider the new day as your last,
and act accordingly. Surely that night COM
eth, Of which you shall never see the day; but
which of your morning or nights you know
not. Let the mantle of the worldly enjoyment
hang loose about you, that it may be safely
dropped when death comes to carry you into
anothar-worid. When the corn is forsaken,
the ground is ready for the sickle-when the
fruit is ripe, it falls off the tree easily. So
when Christians heart is truly weaned from
the world, he is prepared for death. A heart
disepgaged from the world is heavenly one,
and then we are ready for heaven, when our
heart is before US.
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sbob 9s poUts gurr @ral gaI sebs sgtutarr Gmpu


baby; something unusual is the matter with
him. 2s,a sa
Mrs. Castleton arose in alarm and found the
little one in spasms. a aa
ooh, Fred, run for the doctor. Our child is
dying. Dying! Great Godi Is not my cup
of sarrow overaowing?"
The doctor soon made his appearance, and
prescribed the usual remedies, leaving orders
for the medicine to be given regularly through
the night, and careful watch kept over the lit
tie sufferer.
~ To be continued ht at tE
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LAW Of NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
contrary, considered wishing to continue their
Inscription.
g. Ifsubscribers order the discontinuance of their
periodicals the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrearages are paid
g. If subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
riodcals from the Office TO which they directed
they held responsible till they have settled the bi
and ordered them discontinued.
IL subscribers remove to other places without In
forming the publishers and the papers sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible.
o. The Courts have decided that refusing to take pc
riodcals from the Office removing and leaving them
uncaled for, Is evidence of Intentional
fraud.
~ Postmasters neglecting to inform publishers,
when papers are not taken from the Office, lay them
selves liable topay the subscription.
1t is also their duty In such to notify the pub
Usher that the papers are not taken out by those they
senl to- and the why they not II Known.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10
REMEMBRANCE
BY FINLEY JOHNSON.

The hopes we cherished in our youth -
Are with their flowers faded;
The friends weloyed with steadfast truth,
Are meath the willows shaded:
But still in dreams, bright boyhood's scenes,
win come with joys forsaken:
Oh, when we dream Of bliss supreme,
Why-why, should we awskena
Hopes fairest flowers, life's sweetest hours,
The forms we fondly cherish; ~ .. r..
If loved too well, it seems a spell
That bids them fade and perish
The joys of life, but end in strife, ih
Like dew drops rudely shaken gr
Oh, when we dream Of bliss supreme, 4a.
Why-why should we awaken? .....-.
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ca Look not mournfully into the 2ast--it
cannot return; but wisely improve the present
lit is thine; go forth to meet the shadowy fu-
ture without fear and with manly heart.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10

A Louisiana paper gives an account Of a
fight on steamboat, between lady and gem
tlemah, over a backgammon board. The
cause Of this novel afiray is not stated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10

Albert Smith, Tonawanda Indian, ran 10
miles in 55 minutes, % seconds, at Cleveland,
Ohio, on the Sd inst.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10

Indemnity for the past-PAy UP. Security
for the future--pAY DOWN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

We ara indebted to MIR. +. 4. Ii oims'
of st. Louis. for the news that ut WE
election held at St Louis last MONDAY
Mr.. Wyner, Emancipation caadidate tor
Mayor, was elected by LOU majority
and the entire Emancipation Ticket car
ried through with most gratliyinssne;cess'
The Emancipation party Is really ,oas !.
few months old as a party, but 1t mas
already achieved most signal triumph
and RIGHT in the face Of Benton anti
emancipation letter written aud puoish'
ed on the eve OF the election, purposels
to iniure the emancipation caase. inns
il blow to the I,very propagandists'
and it came from slave State city -
| Dav Gazette. ....
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18
Graham h barley.

GfHham \ Eariey"" -
Such is the title to the new tirm who
succeeded Ryan 4 Farley, in their eXten-
sive dealings in Stoves, Tin, and Hard
ware, in Davenport This change viii not
effect the tenor Of the ways Of the the old
firm. as they now viii sell just ar cheap
give lust as good bargainns, and keeps on
hand large stock Of goods in their line
We noticed this firm short time ago
and can still say "a, much for thcu' as then
They have tremendous lot Of Stoves,
etc. and are selling cheap.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

\ YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL WIRE
MURDERED IN LOUISVILLE. com
,nunity is much excited in consequence
OF the discovery of most cru i murder,
committed on Thursday night. The
name Of the person murdered is Mary
Travers, beautiful aud accomplished
girl Of only about q years of age, who
had been married but about light months.
Tier husband who is supposed to have
committed the horrid deed, was found
lying beside the dead body Of his vile in
bed. lie had a atte ,pted to comm
suicide BY cutting his throat, but his in.
lurlcs arc not believed TO he scriouc
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18
ant. Jury trial to assess damages on ac-
count. Judgment for plaintiff.
"Wednesday Morning.

ant. outS VI td " oSnSos "sssAsesf,Ss ~ -
count. Judgment for plaintiff.
Wednesday Morning.
Grand Jury came into court and re-
cciyed instructions in reference to tres
pass upon swamp Lands and Islands.
George Tritch and Frank Smith hav-
ing been absent on Monday, when sub
prnad. were attached for contempt OF
Court, and now made their appearance
with aiidavits, showing plausible excuses
and no disrespcct for the Court, were ex-
cused with d small fine of s. 30.
State of Iowa vs.. Nathan White---Lar
ccny for Horse Stealing.-Defendant was
found guilty and sentenced to the state
Prison for three years.
statcys. David Vcail, jr.--selling liqnor
This casc came on to be heard and the
Jury brought in virdict Of guilty on one
count
State vs.. David Huston, ct al--Defa-
eng School House.
This case now amounts to this: who
shall pay the costs, the State or defendant
or his surcties, it came up on sclre facles
to which Judge Grant, as counsel, hae
! filed demurrer, the demurrer was over
ruled, and the case goes again to the Su
preme Court. >.
State w. Gleason, ct al--Disturbins
meeting.
In this case there was an effort made
to release Mr. Rome, from his bail bond
| lac having gone security tor Gleason
appearance at the last term of this Court
when Gleason was mon est, but tn
Court after due consideration, ordere'
that Mr.. Rome should pay the costs mad
ir the cases.
State ys. G. W. Cluto-Se!ling stoleI
property.
The witness in this case, or part Q
them are residents Of Wisconsin, an
were not present, it was therefore agree
that, Chute should be allowed to go HON
and if the witnesses should come, Clut
should have time to come into Court.
b. i 4. Ellyson VS.. Thos. james.
This case upon motion to open up a
award, heretofore made IN relation to til
matters in dispute between the parties
ON the ground that great injustice ha
been done the defendept, but the Cou
considered that when parties agree
. submit their difficulties to the award {
their neighbors, it is wrong to set the
award ash unless it Is evident that gre;
p Injustice has been done, and this shout
, appear upon the paper, of the case,
j. Whistler vs.. j. Davis-Appeal, jul
tria'-Spiccr & pia.,, for pla;ntit'--bi
sell for dcfendout "much noise and lit
wool" jury found verdict Of sl5,5al #
plaintiff
. Scott "a. Scott-Divorce--decree
divorce, aud guardianship to the Moth
of children-and $500 alimony.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

uopsr WITH Coax Lhi,,M
a n no. f.,,asiar from the Adelaide
Australian Register: A. Collins
'.ssaesf M Isw..s Il vii! be remembered
. ,ha, ,he broke her near fore beg Oh .he
r race in April last while tahn ~.
the town plate Ampu'ation was =
10, ''''rsarm,i by MIR. dralb, under who's, |,
p psra "he La: completely recovered, and
is expected to throw i9al to swG,as,'i !.
in about six weeks. Her condition -
ovcellept. and the cork seems to answer
its purpose admirably.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-18

I'fGscSti.R - Oh the spNn s0aaca's
The Town Council OF the Town Of Tip
ton met pursuant L. adjournment, on Sat
urday Evening, At clock L. VI,
Present the Mayor and all the Coun-
cilmcn, and the Recorder.
Council called to order ~ the Mayor,
aud the minutes Of the preceding meet
ing read and approved it was then mo
toned, by Dir. Chambers, that the sub
lcct relative to the Public Square, be
submitted to a vote Of the people at the
next Town election Motion carried,
It was then moved, By J X. Snyder,
that the Ordinance, with reference to
conveying the Court House Square be
indefinitely postponed Motion carried.
1t was also moved BY j. X. Snyder,
that the Mayor appoint Il committee to
draft All Ordinance for the disposition Of
the Public square, motion carried aud
J. X. Snyder, nr. Chambers and Henry
BagIey were appointed such committee.
Then q written proposition was pre-.
sented by the Mayor, from Mr.. Appicr
the Editor Of the Cedar Co. Democrat
Offering to do their Town printing for
half price
Upon motion Of J. K Snyder, the
proposition was laid ON the table moved
then by pr. Maynard, that Dr. Cham
beers, be appointed committee to draf,
a Resolution expressive of the view,
Of this Council with reference to tn,
construction of Railroads, in general
and particularly on the subject of tn
Great Western, and the advantages tina
will accure to Upton by the building o
the same Motion carried.
And Council adjourned until Tuosda,
evening next, at I T. W.
Council met on Tuesday evening
April lith, and after being called to o,
der, by the Mayor, the minutes of tn
proceeding meeting was read and az
! proved, Or. Chambers presented his re
port with reference to the Great We'
tern X. L. and other X: Rs.
Report accepted by a vote of til
Council, and ordered to be laid on tn
! table, Council then adjourned until mex
, Monday evening.
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New Orleans, April I

On Sunday evening the weather turned
very cold with high wind, which CON
tinued all night, accompanied with sieet
and rain. No disasters reported.
The election of Judges in this city to-
day passed off quietly, The whole Amer
lean city ticket and District Judges arr
elected. The Democratic Associate
Judge of Supreme Court is probably ell
ected