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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

FATAL APFRAY.-A shocking affair occurred on
Tuesday last at Coldspriugs, between two men
named Michael Tallen, member of the Engineer
Company at West Point. and John McKearen The
affair was caused by family difficulties Tallen hav-
Ing married Mckearen's sister The latter had fire.
quently threatened n take the life of the former
and even armed himself for that purpose. Tallen
TO secure his safety, went to q Justice of the
Peacea and swore his life against him. McKearcn
hearing ofthis, went on Tuesday to Taens house
and vas in the act Of accomplishing his threat, by
the latter drew pistol and fred the hall entering
McKearen's breast, passing through the lungs and
coming ont at his back. There is no hope of his
recovery. Talen Immediately gave himself up.
n l. Nelrs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ARREST OF SurPosEp MrRpEnEss-
-, IN tie Dispatch Of Wednesday last we pnbli.h.,
me aeash OF JoHs woRRocx. aged twsntx'swa
;,., ens, infant SON of Mrs. Sarah Miller n ~.
~. anu then gave the rumor that the littis 5,
h,s sceidentaliy fallen from the hack porch of
,.hr sno.ners residence, fracturing his skull sna
1917 ataliy injuring himself sinee ,haa
u ,he friends ofthe fam have beer, une, ar
that the child came TO i,s Jesth hy s,',
.or.a. anu Yesterday morning Mrs Miller tolSbsr
eIvaht gri CAROLINE, belonging 70 n IN gssian%r
STATE, that she believed she was the auiity $50.
me acensed became confused and soon affrp ,a
70 Ihe ktchen and told the cook that a., ,s,,s ,
ger a about the death of the child shs ,hs vi, w.
ne diI It, The cook replied to her 50 ~o,, 'I, ~.
,' iaii You did 20 Intentionally 10 vbrb cdsr s
he made no reply Officer Morris, hearing az 49,
cts, TOOK Caroline into custody and lo.,ge5 ~ a;
ne cage Since then she has stated 10 him III ,ha, ~
ne iet the child faIl accidentally-that shs ,a"r
'lni up and was leanngov the fence railing wbsr
er arm gave way and he fell 10 the pavement be,aw
,ie Sas very anxious 30 know of the officer ,sb.,
solld pe done with her. If the death of the sbiiJ
,. eaussa oy accident; and said she wouId conSa.s
nav sne threw him over the railing jntent;nnaIIy
ne h"rrisl thought that confession ,rariJ - =:
utahtage To her All the circnmssanc.s ,n,,s - e.. W
'oint to the guilt of the accused Inn, ,hsns n.'
'hiId. murdered the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

Court SCENE IN CINCISNATI.-Two exiudCes in
Cincinnati had "scene' in Court few davs ago
The rescue case, IN Green county, Of fugitive
slave was up for hearing. Jndg" Matthews, as the
representative of the United States government
said he was bound TO defend that Government from
aspsrsion The opposing counsel, Judge Caldwell.
had said that the United States government was
organized chiefly to catch runaway negroes an
sertion which was an infamous libel. Judge Cald-
well sprang to his feet and demanded if that Ian
guage was applied to him. Judge Matthews re-
peated his words. Judge Caldwell instantly mp
preached him, and fercely exclaiming 'yoH are
liar" raised his fist and was about to strike-Mr.
Matthews turning TO meet the assault with un-
blenching frout--when United states Marshal sif-
ford, who stood near, quietly slipped in between
the bellgerents. and gently taking Judge Cald-
well into his persuasive embrace, conducted him
to his ssst, thus spelling the most interesting cpl
sode promised in the entire hearing Of the rescne
casen E-sE So
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WALKING IN HIS SLEEp, Some 4

WALKING IN HIS SLEEP-Some few
mornings since, the Clerk Of the first market saw
countryman jump from his cart which had been
drawn up to the sidewalk, loaded with vegetables
md fruits take up the shafts and back the vehicle
nearly one hundred yards down Franklin street.
into a gutter, where he left II and walked OF. Az
Ter being absent some minutes he returned to find
that some one else had taken his place in the mar
kct square. He then informed the Clerk that he
moved his cart while aslerp. and knew nothing
shout it until he had visited wagon yard by,
Shere some acduaintance aMoke him. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08
THE HUsTINGs CouRT. which w;,, n,.

HE HUsTINGs COURT, which will meat
next Monday, will have a string of f.Iopieg 49,,
nlsdomeanors to dispose of, the following list
shows: As'
Fbonies-virginia lord, charged with causing
7he death of her new born infant on the 10Th e
July last. YVi
William Mayo, free negro from North Csrot;n.
advising Henry, slave to Messrs. Stokes & On IN
escape from his masters on the 22d july last. =
Fleming. slave, stabbing Joshua Hayennort n
free negro. jim his own house on the nth Of INV
James Toombs, white lad burglariousIy entor
ing the store, house of A. Morris. and stealing
;hcrefrom 500 worth of pens. pencils, etc. .- .
James foomb5 and VIM. Gallaher, lads felonious
iy entering the gun store of c, b, Gronwald in Me-
vemher last and stealing therefrom six pistols :
When this case was examined before the Mavor II
was proved that an associate of these boys broke
the window and took the goods ... f.'t- -
MiafcHcGnors.--The following cases of ,n;s.a-
meanors VIII 20 to the Grand Jury for indictn ant
md II true bills are found, win be taken up by the
Court: -- 's...f --~,}r y > '"'
n'rles IL Miller, for assaulting and beating Han.
Andrew Schultz, for shooting at E. Schmidt with
intent to kin him.
William II. Lankford, for assaulting and beating
Terrence Mullen in of the public streets of tbe
city. ... -.
Ann T.. Maxwell, free negress. for assaultinp
and beating her own child with intent to maim dis
able. disfgure or kill him.
John Conn0r, for stealing pocket book contain
-eventy-fve cents from ii. II. Baldwin -
John Dixon, for ste,.ling piece OF bacon from
John Acree.
Margaret Worth and John Worth, for stealing. or
receiving number of chickens stolen from vii
liam +. Barnes, knowing the same to have been
stolen. .s -s.t.sF r. - -
besides the above cases, witnesses have been re-
cocnised to appear and make presentment against
several members of Liberty Fire Company for i'm
proper conduct at the corner Of 18th and Main sts
The Court will meet at 10 o'clock, at which time il
is very desirable to have all the Justices present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

The OPERA-It appears that the New Workers
nave prospect of unusual musical attractions the
coming season. Among the passengers from Liy
erpool was Mr.. Ullman the director of the opers
NJ the Academy of Music. lie has engaged Frezzo-
'ni the prima donna of the Italian opera at Paris.
VINO sans on the sth of August; VI. Gasser the eel
ebrated baritone: Lahucelta tenor. Vinuxtemns
the vio1ist, aud Auschutz a chief d orcbsstre Of
reputation. Mr.. Uilmsn is Joined with Mr.. Strak-
osch, and can therefore present an array of the
greatest artists headed by Thalherg. Mr. Ullman
has al+o commenced negotiations with Roger. the
greatest living French tenor and Formcs the basso
Miss May, the American Prima Donna whose great
snccess in London has recently caused a sensatjon
will return to the United states at the end of the
present month
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PRICE ONE CENT.

DISASTROUS STORM AND Loss OF LIFg.-The stea,o
or Admiral, at Boston, with New Brunswick pa
pers brings intelligence Of a disastrous gale, at
tended with great loss Of life, which occurred o,
the North shore of the province, on the 22d ult.-
The Miramchi Cleaner says:
This morning we learn from person who ha
just arrived from Tracadie, tina. 70 dead bodie
have been picked up on the beach. Another repor
has just reached us, that 60 boats are supposed &
be lost, owned by parties living between Negna
and Tracadie. and that 81 dead bodies have beer
picked up between these two places 1t IN ealcul'
ted that 200 boats were out fishing, and many NOR
disasters il is feared have occurred r'' :
The master of coaster arrived this mornin,
from Shediac, informs us that he put into Egmon
Gay, p. Il. Island during the storm, and ne count
ed $50 American fishing crafts that had run in 70
shelter He states that there was great destruction
among the fishing boats, number having foate'
ashore ...-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

BRITISH REcRUITISG.-The New York papers al
iude to a rnmor that agencies were about TO be, or
had already BEEN established in that city. for the
purpose of fensting men TO serve in the British East
india war. The rumor has had a sort of semi-offi.
ea confirmation, Ii is understood that the parties
thus engaged are known, and that strict watch is
kept on their movements. .fr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

The Crops IN EuRoPE.-Thc latest advicca from
Europe are TO the effect that the crops in all parts
oil ofContlnental Europe promise rich harvest In
some parts of Germany farmers have already begun
I" harvest their rye crops, and bread made of ne
rye fonr was In general aud pronounced of good
quality The tobacco plantations in Southern Ger
many have been much refreshed by the late rains
and promise good crop. The grape vines in Ger
many have reached the size of small peas II the
summer should continue as it has begun. the wine
OF 1896 will Ce outdone by the product of 1851 both
in quantity and quality
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FIRE.-About half mast o,a,A.,. ~.

FIRE.-About half past I O'clock -.
terday morning, the residence Of Mr. VIM vs.
Nlhgo, on Clay street, west of the eornnra ~,
me, was discovered to be on fire In the rons %
me me alarm was soon after given, which rolIeeted
hiture but before the fireIhen arrived w,.L ~
apparatus the house was SO far consumed ,ba. ,har
9und it impossible to prevent it's ,lestruct,a.
ne time dr. ": was alone in the building AMI
when he awoke his chamber was filed with s1aoh J'
lie discovered, however, that one of the ,s'
nad been broken open, by which means the inc.r
ilary effected an entrance and applied the torrt
Ir: ". had an insurance of $500 on the prorsrtv
s-uoo OF "hich was in the Valley Office, and ss6o
n all probability, will not exceed sI500-so Ia,
ne was fully insured. a'
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in the u. 5. Court room yesterday, TO enquire into
the charges made against WN ii, WASH Of Powha
tan, of forging certain papers and thereby obtain
ing bounty land warrants from the L. :. Goyern-
ulcnt. The only case submitted to the jury, Was
shat of procuring by fraudulent means the land
warrant due Anthony NJ. Dupey, for services rem
tlercd during the war of 1872. The jury after hear
ing the Witnesses brought in Il true bill against
thc accused. Judge IIay yburton will hold an extra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

GovERSMENr FINANcEs.-The receipts of the Uni
ted states Treasury for the quarter ending the Ist
81 'nne amount to Sil 135 30l of which 50 500 Al
was from customs and 81 0t3 2l3 from saIesof pub
Tic lands The expenditures for the same time.
reached Sla9G0, SOL Of which 81 90 O7 was fer re
snpt0n H a 911 Of loans interest public debt, &C.
the navy, and SO, ,596 l29 f5t civil fore~n 80
cellaneous expenses. o F" Gnu A'i'
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INrERnENrs.--Dminp the past quarter

ending the 3lst of July, there but 24S inter
ments of whites and blacks, in the Shock0e Hin
Burying Ground. of the whites there were l57, d-
vidcd thus Males 90, females 90, stll-b0In I. OF
tire blacks. there were 81 Males -, females so,
4till born z. The grounds are in good order, and
frOm the neat appearance of the walks and shrub
laTy, We should Judge that the superintendent was
very atten tive to the duties inposed upon him. Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08
BUsy scEyp.-The Dock. for day or

Busy ScEyE.-The Dock, for day or
two past, has presented most businesslike ap-
pearance, owing to the number Of fine vessels In IL
Unloading and loading for various ports The north
'ide, from 18th to 20th streets. was completely
walled up with immense piles of lumber and hay,
and the teauisters seemed to be having good time
in removing the various eargoes as fast as they
could haul them off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

FACTORY DEsTRoYED.-0n Saturday morning last
the large, woolen factory, known "Perma nent
MiI' on the tiHlf Creek, in Upper Marion town
ship, Pa, was consumed by fire, The property was
IN possession ofP. VI. Hunter 4 Dehaven, who were
engaged in the manufacture of satinets, &C. Their
loss is about 25,0O0--of this amount $21 800 was
covered by insurance. The building was insured
for 81 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

UNITED FIRE COMPANY, No. 5, returned
20 Ihe cry IN the fredericksburg cars yesterday
speak in the highest terms OF their reSsption and
treatment by their brother firemen OF the FEDERAL
Metropolis, and particularly of the marked kind.
ness shows them by Metropolitan Hook and Ladder
Company whose guests they were ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-The Superior Court of New
York city recently rendered decision in the case
If :. g. Goodrich against J. b. Dexter & Co, OF
London, for getting up spurious books under the
name of Peter Farley, giving Hr. Goodrich about
$1,000 damages! The grounds of the action were
that the said Dexter Co. had for some dozen years
past published various works, by different authors
and put them forth as by Peter Farley The name
of Peter Farley Mr.. Goodrich claimed as of his in
vention, that ne had given it a commercial value
mat 1t was in fact his trade mark
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

THE LATE AFFRAY AT LoUIsyuLE.-The grand jury.
now sitting in Louisville, KY. have returned true
bills Of Indictment against Mr.. Prentice, of the
Journal, and Mr. Durrett of the Courier for carry,
ing concealed weapons. and for personal attacks
made upon each other in the street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

INCENDIARY Rars--A building in u,n,i,.o :,
I came near being destroyed by fire. the otbrr
day, through the instrumentality of rats Tba
vermin had carried matches from a shop in Nh.
ouluing' INTO their nest, between the weather
boards and iathing, where fire was soon tiSnea
which. when discovered, required the exertions Of
several persons to extinguish. The incident is a
suggestive one. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

SHOT BY BURGLARs-AIexandria Boyd. kea,a- ~
grocery in West Eighteenth street. New York
was awakened last Wednesday morning by bnr-
glars breaking into his store, aud on going down
to seize them one Of the gang shot him with a re.
volver, infiictipg wounds which will probably ter.
inmate fatally. Two of the number Edward Ian.
draman and Francis Campbell, were subsequently,
arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

DRowNED.-Two sons of Mrrkedinski, farmer
residing in Marbletown, us sCo., N. T., were
drowned while bathing in Esopus Creek. on satnr-
day last boy named Shilling, years OF age
was drowned at Rnndout, N. Y, on Saturday, by
falling overheard from a canal boat John Dore-
thy was found in the Davis Pond near Pougbllee.S
sic on sunday morning. He went in to bathe and
thus lost his life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

HoTEL on LAKE SUPERIoR.--Mr. Elisha Riggs oi
the firm ofCocoran Riggs, Washington, d. e., has
entered into obligations il is stated with the pro
prietors Of the city of Superior at the head waters
of Lake Superior to erect at that place within two
years hotel costing not less than 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

Four ocean steamships left New York Monday
the Asia, for Liverpool with Al passengers the In
diana, for southampton and Bremen. with les; the
Glasgow. for Glasgow with 76. and the illinois, for
Aspinwall, with 400 for California
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08
BRouGHr TO sIonr.-The police are

BRouGHT TO SIGHr.-The police are
constantly the look for such person, as hive
no regard for public cleanliness, and when they
lucky enough to catch a fellow In the act of ~
posting sl0ps in the street. they 20 bring
him before the Mayor for punishment. YESTERDAY
morning slave named Patrick, was caught in one
Of these tricks. and forthwith marched on to
court, where he was welstriped for his careless
ness. -aF ast
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

STRUCK BY LTGHTNSG-Durins severe thunder
storm on last Friday night the lightning struck a
large locust tree in Mr.. Chambers Hardin's field
near Easton, Md, aud killed eight fine hogs that
we're sleeping under the tree. The ninth one was
also struck and badly stunned but recovered early
next morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

SALES OF LASD.--Fhe Goshen farm, late the pro
perty of Joseph Bell, deceased in Rockbridge CO.
Virginia, has been sold 70 Abncr W. Moore. for
$4,000. Itcontains 400 acres. The Greenlee estate
in the same county, containing S43, has been pur.
chased by Francis T. Anderson, for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

MILL BuRNT.-The largo and valuabla Nanrf,,-
turing MIL of DR.. Henry Lewis located near law
tehceVliie' IN brunswick, was destroyed hy fire on
the night of the 2oth nit The fire was discovered
@ to"ut nall-past O'Clock, P. NJ, hut the flames
nIh1' that II was impossible to stay its progress
me loss Is total AZ the property was not Insured
y,,.
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fosnas omruaRT.--Charies ezerny, the we'll
knowu composer for the piano. died lately at yieu-
ma. after hong illness. at tho age Of as years.
n. Iassus, the architect OF the alterations and
improvements of Metre Dame and the sainte Cha
pes at Paris, died lately at 'ehy, after short III
neax3 -
Frederic Salvage who Is claimed by the French
AZ tho inyentor Of the application Of the screw 10
navigation died on the 18th ut. In sn insane Asy'
ium Of the Rus Piopus % Paris.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

REsrGSEp.-The resignation Of John
J. FRY, Esq. Principal Engineer Of the Fire Depart
ment, will be rendered to the City Couneil next
Monday Afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Far is about to
make his home in the far West and We know that
he will carry with him the good wishes Of all
citizens who know him. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

NAvAL.-The Z. s. sloopof-war Portsmouth. Capt
Foote left Singapore for Siam the 2lst of May
conveying W. G. Bradley. Esq, with the ratifca
ton OF the treaty between the United States aud
SIAM
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MN SrABBED.-Un "Wednesday nipbt a ,,,.,
named John Cooper, connected with tbo c;,n',.
company performing in Alexandria Va. was s.
tackled by three men, who struck him seyarat
fracturing his skull. and inflicted ycrv ,p s.lyl
wound IN his right side with knife John Nsx
banks, Janos Trammell and Thomas Cook yyero =.
rested on suspiCiup az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

DOUBLE MURDEE.--A colored barber, named
VIM. II. Smith, in ST. Iouis. in fit of Jealousy on
Monday night. brntally murdered both his wife
and mothcrin law, and then made an unsuccessful
attempt to take his own life. He stabbed himself
In thren nlaces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

THE New SLooP OF WAR.--It is stated that oni,o a
contest is kept up for the new sloop of war 10 be
built by contract by the Navy Department The
24th of August is the day fixed for deciding the
matter. Parties from New York, Boston, Phila
delpha, Baltimore and Norfolk urging their
claims with great pertinacty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

"MuDpLE. The police commissioners Of New
York are in "inuddie" with regard to the Draper
vacancy. On Wednesday they ballotted 2a7 tl.es
for candidate 70 supply the vacancy, without nc.
thejo
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NEw YORK CASAL ToLLs.-The tolls for the n Y.
State canals for the third week I'm July were $77.
04s. Total for The season, $S39 262 showing fall
ing of this year. thus far, In comparison with the
receipts of last year for the period of
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LArScH.-The large lighter just com
Pleted for the Virginia Towing Company, will be
launched this afternoon at Rockets at O'Clock
Those who never saw vessel launched will now
have an opportunity Of doing so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

STATISTICS THE BIBLE.-The Scriptures hav
been translated into us languages and dialects o.
which 12l had. prior to the formation of the Brit
sh and Foreign Bible Society,"" never appeared
And p of these languages existed without an al
phabct in au oral form. The first division of tn,
divine orioles Into chapters and verses is attrhu
ted to Stephen I.angton, Archbishop of Canterhuf
in the reign OF King John in the latter part of tn
18th century or beginning of the 18th. Carna
Hugo, in the middle of the 14th century, divide
:he Old Tcstamentn chapters as they stand il
our translation. In l6f1, Athias. jew of Amstel
liam. divided the sections of Hugo into verses,
we now have them. Robert Stephens, n Frencl
printer, had previously G55l) divided the New Tes
lament into verses they now
The Old Testament contains 80 books, 92o chap
ters 232I4 verses, 592 439 words, 272S loo letters
The New Testament contains Y books 260 chal
ters. 7,959 verses lS2 25} words SiS.3S0 letters
The entire Billie contains 66 hooks, 11s9 chapters
1.1TS verses. 773. .592 words, 35G6. .4So letters
The name jehovah, or Lord, occurs 5,g55 time,
in the Old Testament The word 'selah" occur,
20 times in Psalms. in Habakkuk times. Tn
word and occurs in the Old Testament 80 5t
times; in the New Testament 10.6S4 times in tn
Bible 4G,221 times.
The middle book of the Old Testament il Pre-
verbs. The middle chapter is the 18th of ,Job--th.
middle verse, ID Chronicles, Xxx: Il. The mldl
book Of the New Testament is I'd Thessalonians.-
The middle chapters are Romans Is and 1+--mldl
verse is Acts VIII l.. The middle chapter, and th'
least in the Bible, is Psalms cxviii: 5. The mddl,
line in the Billie is I'd Chronicles, iv L. ...-
The least verse in the Old Testament is 1st Chro
nicles i: l. The least verse i'll the Bible is JOIN
tx -. The 10th chapter of the 2d Kings anc
Isaiah 31th the same. In the 2lst verse of tn,
ith chapter of Ezra all the letters Of the ph
bet. and being considered ~ one.
The preceding facts were ascertained by gem
tleman in 17lS. Also by English gentleman
rcsdingat Amsterdam, lI72; and it is said to have
taken eachsgcntleman nearly three years in the in
vestigation,
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EDUCATION.
LNEY SCuOOL.--.Thc second session

OLNET SCUO0L.--The second session
~ of this =, h,ol viii commence on the FRET MON
DAY in SeptruiST iSi1. AMI Close the last FRIDAY
n .Iuiy. 1874 including s.vseatfcu Of four weeks -
Thus hn j. situated IN peculiarly retired and de-
sirahe nriEhiorh0od, ahuut fpur miles north of
Richmond ia iIenrico county. The object of the
ah.} g. prepare students for the JGnor cgassrs at
Colicgc 0r the practical duties Of life. The Latin
t;vcek and Pr nch language, with Mathematics \S,
flirSl Philosophy &c. SC, will be Taught. six or
eht haariags le eium,Sdated at the subscti-
lrrs and in the ncighb6rhosi. at $50 per term of
ten months.
EnsiSh tujtlun ss', Languages. each $40.
Ia further particulars address
JOSIAH II. SMITH
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hundred Of the former diciples of Brigham
Young have deserted him, and reached Kansas, at.
ter laborious journey of more than sixty days
They say that many more have also left Utah in
disgust. -