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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

O. The water in the Mississippi is rising very
rapidly, and we again caution those risiding on
low lands to be on their guard.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

u Those charming minstrels, the Hutchin.
sons, will sing in Minneapolis this evening, and
in st. Anthony on tomorrow evening.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

va when the women desire to enlarge their
sphere, they have only to put on hoops.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

No DAYS OF GRAcE.-We learn from the New
York Independent, that the Legislature of that
State has abolished three days of grace on notes,
and they are now payablein that state at the ex-
piration of the period for which they are given
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

ca Mrs. Lambert displayed her magnificent
stock Of goods, yesterday, in the new store next
door to Cathcart's.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

W The st. Louis Intelligencer says that Gen
harney, (the Seminole 6ghter,) will probably be
next Governor of Utah Territory. Ashs believe.
in the utmost Freedom to everybody but s'nig.
gers" and is in favor of unlimited " annexa.
tion," he will no doubt suit the Mormons.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

ca We noticed some fresh and green straw
berry-plants, yesterday, at the store Of Day &
.Jenks
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

Gg The old granny of the St. Croix Union has
been reading Wheelock's dribblings and likes
them. "Like begets like"
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

"a grssn rose has recently been exhibited
ct Mannheim, Germany.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

T We have endeavored to procure the mani
tests of all the boats for publication, but in vain
Few of them are made out, the consignmsnts Of
freight being 80 heavy.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

G Burlington. Iowa, which year ago went
Border Rufian, has been redeemed, and at the
recent election gave the Republicans 10 majority.
The Germans all went the Republican ticket.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
raGub1i EDWARD p. SHAW. LII
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AMI suor1
CROCKRRY,
groceries and PrOvisioms. -
ID R u q g "a m n AZ n mr. al ~ q a

> ANOKA, Minnsso4a.i 4 ~ an'9 /,
RkMDkGTS OF THE UPPER NIssIsSIPPI, CROW
~ AND RUN RlVEaS, can here be supplied With what
tney require in his line, ckeap at S. PsSl, cost a
utnsportaton added. himself that his
Of the wants OF he part Of the country are equal to not
70 any one IN the same business, wing opened the
nrst store In Anoka, in the year 1854. = lise-xf
caAIR AND DEDSTEADd dMAMuRACTORY.
HH subscribers say to thoss thatare in
they have their Extensive Nsnufactbry IN
operation, and turning 200 Bestesds and soma 200
CAair week. As we saw Mn ana one a. the bsst
the country, feel sany
We can sell our work from 10 20 than BE-
bcushth snyotA msrket ADDED. Tose Mo
xent should send in Immediately, new send
Our card with list Of prices be had sppcston Az
orders promptly oiled. Address, d. B. SEARS co.,
la20-ly 1850 1innetonka Mills, Hsnnspin co.., " r.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

Gov. GEARY's BooK.-It was announced a few
days ago, on the authority of mau-himself q
Democratic Governor, that Gov. Geary is prepar-
ing book made up from his diary, exposing the
wrongs of Kansas. and bringing to light outrages
more shocking than the public has ever before
read. 1t is understood that Gov. German. Of
Minnesota, is the authority for this statement
st. Louas IntelIqeacer.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

t,,s.,n; q. NJ, q. APHNCBR - cO.D.
| Advutlins, Newspaper ana Coilectine Aseney..
/ Me- ios Haassi1h ssssss, Chiesss, miasis
I .sArcW8 1s auL so .-- a4t t411 gsF b s81T1-s 81
/ t3.a BARNUMn BR01HRRs. 4asf.st,x n
ooopa S sne whs1sssls Dssles Toxs FANCY
::. sc 6Sdaso nino Of slHs WORKS. Ss lo
! 70 '+'s sROwN : HILrfzRD, -
Nc. ~ Lale etrast, Chiea4s. ,sa5i5 ss
BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
vFo uPH0LsTERERs AND TURNIrU11 DlALISs.
;Esss ~ Ssn 1SS Is1ai;ssSssf ssSDxe 90 @
Including u. s.o~ns O. .sss. ca % e:
ss:s .ss b:s.:s: Gimp: 3:
Aia.4 HOTELS. ,GauRCHEs, az a.,s.5
AsD d'.S,a,.s.d hTs5ac !. I..,s,s EIx.,sT1sTyTIoS 1.!
.p,s-sn dsr AaD At sHoard NoF1ol. 9ls Il,
GEORaE ". CHAPSlAN Z CO.
:gsss: :SsS:,ss 81 So I;
'f SAVING az ~ kind; h q Lrnb'r visA Cire.l.r:
Patented July Is, 1854. 7 iI1'1''''
- SIDING AND FLooaIsa MILLS Afhis nan b psrfsct
e s e. K
the carriage in jggng back, ~
The na a. s'sess f;
70 null and IN emitting lumber vay, is -
o. me carriage takes the jgsing notion he
.se sets on from enough to allow fsr the back
s Ss q Of ne s.x and after jeshg back t Ah
or reverse motion and for the uext ou
together with the 06se to ths gestsst poss
pls sccscy THIS mill can be arranged and 10 pstsnisd 70
ooard every time the carriage passes the saw in vhich
case tne Offset s pot but sets wh perfect
accuracy potn ways The machinery used in f min r.
tsons ana yet simple; hsvne excess 81 COG
Wneeh TO break, adapted lumber countv ~.
pressy. It will stand usage, ana win cut nor nSer
n less powell and do better IN The same sngth Of tine
nsn any otner mill In We partes A.
sssns sn mill that have cut sig twelve fest boards per
feet per hour with the fer1vord cut oalu.l -
Mills kept constantly ON hand ana rights NJ s,n.s ~
for sale on res sonable terms. a"THT, ~ - :,
Manufactory, 1855 Canal ar a a..
Between jackson and Adams Streefs
Tho following gentlemen, are using these s perr
Us to name them reference: rf---7
Foss, Chapin Narsh, Chicago T. urtan r.nitovor ~.
Kennedy + Stockbridge, w. r. Powers '9rsrS ~.
1.-TWO mills) kalamazoo, pids Hich
s. N. Farnhsm, st. Paul. jGreen n C3r.rs nedsr L.
L. CRANKY Barraboo, wis. bids, iowa
81 Ut ~ J. G.. Chase Oshkosh. Wis. ifa'l3e =
N. B. WE ARE PREPARED To FURNISH DOunIn 0ur
AILkS ON SHORT NOTICE. arIk-viy
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
~ GEORGE A. MOUSSE, 1NH7
ATTORNEY AHp .c0VxsEEI0R Ar Law,
sat aI. ASTaoNY, Msa.s:s:..

zasls.gs ~. nBREnBncBs:f h Irt-t Hssp y
Chief Justics Shaw, Dessens Mass.
Usn. @. O. E0eing, 1919 - es4 sSx111 81
stephen Brown & Sons, Do
Yrof. Pearson, Law School, CanbF1des. 'iss sia54
Hon. Q. Q. Wssnbursss Mineral Point WAs
y. =. Washbuxne, 0a1epa,Il - ,te5sF
II. Ha1liu, HsWp4en, ~.
1eG & u y. fqLl9T, Qa1aies1esT ssak So (.
I. 4. H9ckafd Co., oa1sfa, n.
H1.A Ramsey, %. Paul. Mn. ~. ~ ~15x
Narshall & Co. % 80
B-P. N. p. Uptons ~, AntAonyde nGo-a0v
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

GE0RGE SMILEY, wiz promptly attend TO all business con-
neceed With buying and selling Of Land, beating Lana
Pafcuaf sttsnon viii b giveh TO the selection Of PINE
mbpr Lands, for which the services horough
and has been secured. Some choice
descriptions now on band. 3. a4Gsuh3 8EEylt n.
AEyERs ro-wQodbury Larned, Anoka, Nianesota; L.
Dostwick, 1sq, St. Anthony, Mini - u B. Nss st. Antho
l Mn; B. p Russell, Receiver, Land once, Mime sps,
kalsmssso 1ichgan; Prof J. ,. Hspss, Nsws.k n. j..
p t1r Allcsmmnnics items should be dtssetsdte
-, ,o,a 81 Sso. A6iISxs Ans.s nin9ssets.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

GY. clergyman of the English Established
Church, over sixty years of age has been tried,
convicted and sentenced to three months in the
House OF Correction, for immoral conduct in the
streets Of London at night. -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

CAUGHr.-Bill McCool, an old offender, who
escaped from our Jail few weeks since, was re-
captured on Saturday evening last, and lodged in
his new quarters where, by this time, he has learn
ed that it is not so easy to whittle out he sup
posed. He very foolishly came up in a steam
boat from below.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

CI Three boats discharged their freight at
the Upper Levee yesterday, and, for short
time, made that point busy scene.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

GY It is estimated that on the good roads of
England bulocks lose 20 pounds weight when
driven 100 miles, sheep pounds, and hogs 10
pounds each. 1t has therefore been found that
the transporting of them BY railway is by far the
| most economical method-saving meat. time and
trouble to the owners. Scientific American.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

- farm E00LS- AuD JuBNETUREv -
DLOwB, 0dtvssofs, Cen 6helJes, Hay anl oofnSto1k
Vuttep, Hspntng Min an1 Chnn1, IGmhv ynonua -
Csrs. Dedstssds, fsble Stands, Deous - 6eGoeoeo
4anufootuo6 fDom the boot 81 motW1a1 - ~ = -
ean bs he'd essWhas. Orders win - pFsuDty Aed s1fsS
asivsrsds required. n ubWa aisssuIt na6o q -
tSsde. =. Il. ORlfG
Ansks, Hin, March -, Iou. N.Y.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

BRIDGE DowN.-The suspension bridge over
the Genessee river, at the lower falls, near:Ro-
chester, fell into the river, few days ago, with
tremendous crash. The bridge has cost the city
of Rochester about So, 900.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

V Our sidewalks are rendered almost i'm
passable by the numerous boxes Of goods which
lie upon them.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

Uz1- fhe Pioneer crows Justify over what il
terms Democratic victory in Iowa." with the
same mystiied idea of the political complexion
OF that State as it has Of Connections. Wait un-
til full returns are received before you break both
legs In tumbling over insurmountable obstacles
in the dark Go carefully, for such gas won't
save you in this Territory 1as5a8 q '4e
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
/ .lasia noila mANKATO CIrY.lh a -g719-7---.

undersigned viii Deeds for tjtle -
property In the shove city who are entted q
the ssms upon application 70 him, his oce or By ma
.elt-lmd&N Aanksto, Blue Earth Co., Minnesota. Il
CINISHED works, such Is Globes. Gas and W.tsr
Cocks, Steam Whistles, Mississippi and other Gsa0
Cecks, water Gauges, &C., furnished ct the
p 9A3 81 aa WDeIERN NOvBLTY WORKS, ei3
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
.,,a wEsrERH NOVELTY. wOnxs.
WIZARD AND COOK. Pnolaln1oss,

49, WIZARD AND COOK, PAolau1oss.
!. yANEsvILLt, wfsCoNarN. esN =
AGA0UrAo1U1Bn9of of PertsbIs, GIs0onssr. - usssne
IA ~, ,es ,aS1KAM EN0lMEA
DoILHnS, Kill GBAIIxe, sne pre-
lrOn 'A1d DraSSS Castfngs. 1insfsH
-qilss-sDs snnAyY 1OASIHos, ~ 15I 'sias Non
" Iron HNpHNG AND REpAIRsSo. g ~.
: ss Gang. Gate nulsy, and Retsuer Cissn,as
49,, MILLS.
WitA every variety Of Gearing for SsAss - vs,., ~
Sohn .Neyss Portable Grist ana FieSr Nm,
~ sale Of Ynyton Perkins, Pass,s 1atsnsl lotsrv A.
nihS e Mesn's ssis-ssttaS Notary 0swnilis Ycxss
eesna Siong An + ,. aailsys Shnss Oustine Iachans
80 LII gsuer4 snd furnish 70 order On hcrt
lsse aq4 Qos Copper, Lead and Ires YIpc Iesy
keos4ef and 1abbsr Beltlne, OIL snd nat1r}sis ~
Ae.1~S - 0g1neero at avsry snial raaeioo, ~
49,. OseerS 81 coDmunicatisns By nail or A oue
vDuhs seeo lureesivspronpts sttsDtion. ~ q ce 81
SeanAz wrA.D. AIAs y. ssex.
rE1AsD - 14Sx1 1ol aIss rs G61
1hsn6S WIasd, I6eisvins. n. os 1902 20 -
e Neea Oes Haseines, ,1.1s 78nnsa :.
1.Oe A1x, AnroEas Ins
reesse - 80 we1sinssss, ,ls~s. ssd
Ots g VI le1lons ~, Vernon. d.
j eW.ss, lpssgus 8 Martin, 1ulIsto, Il. =.
( ": ~: 49, ~. s.''s'' 0A's,fs' 'rl''.s's' as
sEsssss - : ssls'sfoss. oss. .s.A lo .sss
n.sasv Missd, 1sst Aveaa =. :. 5el sos saas ~,
~. nesse, -. Pau, 1.4. -
On nsiss. S1ns, VIZ. ssys-iyssv
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

| "a We learn that the American House is to |
bs rsnovated and soon opened 10 the public.-
Theteis great need Of at least three more pub
lie houses, for strangers are absolutely suffering
for want Of proper accommodations We suggest
IL it would not be we'll for some public spirited
man Or men TO open q boarding house? so tF'sI
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
lgi so X ewf ID Hren naai fga ll4H ndef
$50. dtiW. =. AfHNCBA y CO.'S, ~ Il
Aavsrtsl1ss Newspaper end oollecting Assncy,
Ne. los handssph street., Chieass, Ininsis.
,RARNUMn BRoxurRs.

TlP0RTER6 and wholesale Dealers IN rOYa vAnov
- GOODS Wood and Willow ware, Housekeerink Iffic1ee
&c, &C.; manufacturers Of HIR1 WORKS, Io, 40 ~
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

aGT Among the arrivals at the Winslow House
yesterday, we notice the name ofJ, B. Seymour,
who returns to Minnesota after an absence Of
fourteen years. Mr.. Seymour, We believe, is the
author Of the first history of our Territory. It 10
scarcely possible for him to realize the change.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

VHRxs Improved 1srms y yiciay u iskevil,s AZ
stsbs for Asehaoiss .pd others wishing dasssnss n
Owatonna, the Comfy seat Steele County. Ase hree
shares ~ ths ten Of Ok Gens With faAa d
Lenns Rens the Terttory, 1he tNe the aboze
aad ootaissd through mat centxaeaoIs -
ss1Ssswa ). saAoxsrr, L.s.,,u.. 4 uns'x,L2.a e !.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

0rRUNAN n. SMITH, Dealer in American "a Itat,a
Hs1lst Asnufactprsr Of Chinhsy PtsssA Eenzus1e.
snd TobstOnesof description Cab9pt 4sade
ndbstt stps, bswesn 7th an1 Oh ssr4stss ~ yan n
nhS-lyd&ws J.Y. rOSTEvINa Scujptor ard Aesnt.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

GrFor only $5, steady employment in good business
and profit Ct 800 per month For particular
enclose stamp to J. L. H., Harmony, RI. apl0-4tw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

HORRIBLE AFFAIR--T1cO Mn Burned to DecA
most horrible affair occu rred in the no,tbw est.
ra part Of the city, resulting in the death of two
men, named Stewart Law, aged about 80 years,
aud - Sheridan, aged about 81. They were both
found dead this morning about six O'Clock, at the
lime kiln OF Joseph Belbro at Wood street. betw cen
Twenty third and Twenty fourth. 1t Is supposed
that they had laid down during the light, aud be-
ing intoxicated fell into the kiln and we're burned
to death Sheridsns head and shoulders were lit.
orally burnt from his body presenting a shock
ing sight. An empty bottle, which had no doubt
contained liquor, was found on the kiln. These
unfortunate men were only known persons be
ing entirely destitute of any local habitatiop. An
inquest was held on their bodies by the Coroner,
the Jury rendering a verdict in accordance with
the facts given --Phila Jour- goth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31
cUJDE ron TRArRLRRs AND OTHERS
Railroad tiuss.

p.cuxnsp FsEpERTcKsBgA6 AND POTOMAC
gAltso.n. soies North, leaves twice every day,
sunday evenings excepted at o'clccs m, and
At II o'clock m foS the Potomsc RIVER, where q
steamer is taken for Washington, thenoe By Railroad
TO Baltimore, &c =.
NIxElNl. CENTxA:., roisE North, leaves this city
t,,cs ostlv tkusdsy evenings excepted at o'coek
~ sr5 "A O'CLOCK m for GoFdcpsville where
~ connect with the trains of tn. Orspgs and Al
sxsn4ra Railroad, FOR Alexandra Washington. Bal
rnlore SC.
R,,gMo~p ANn DANVtLLE--Ieavss Richmond at
o,.iocs IN ara corUects with the Souths;de Ros
F1rrm5Nn AHp PETEHsBUsG-Lesves this eity
taceev-rY GsY. Sundays exec pied, At 81 o'clock a
n, and S o'cock p. m. An acceIamods stion train
leaves here every Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
goole5k q. III,
Fer Norfolk. &c.
By tbe Richmond aud Peter shUrg Railroad to Port
Waithsln thepoe by steamer WM sELOEN Cant
Ngn {. Smith. The ears esve the nepot avery Mon
csy We1a- sdsY ard Fsiday moro inss st 81 ,'cIork
tn s:ssmer GUSTS PECK. Capt Jchn Dsvis
leaves her hs'f st Rccsetts every Saturday Tues
DAY sra Thursjay moruires al 81 o'clock a m 70,
Norf,k and Portsu'oG h, touching a. all the resnla1
.sad1ss oE the River.
For Rev York &c,
TIE steamship JAZZ ESTUWN. CAPTAIN Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening st 4 O'Clock for New
York tcuchiug 81 City Point sud Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfok next morning at II
O'Clock.
For PhiIa deiphia. &c.
By the steamships ENNSYLVANEk VIRGINIA
auo CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
ltsge every Monday and hursdav stopping at City
Point ana Norfolk TO receive freght and passengers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

INDICTMENT TO DESERT-The Album Sema>
nal of Costa Rica publishes long address from a
number of deserters from Walkers army to their
to follow the example which has been set them
We make an extract:
To one and all who came with whatever expec.
tatons under whatever inducements, we ask
what thanks or emo!umenls havefyou received or
can you expect to receive from impoverished Nj.
caragua or thankless unfeeling Walkerl For all
the tolls and privstions the night watching and
marchings, the hungerings and thrstings, the sick
ness, wounds and battles you have exper fenced.
and suffered in one form or another, answer
emphaticaly and truly-none. Where is the re-
alzation of all the brilliant promises from time TO
time made by the arch -tilibuster and his myrmi-
donsi Fanished into air, or rather into the suphu
rious vapor of villainous gunpowder
What benefit have you received, or are you like
y to receive from the bard fought battles of Riyas
first and second, Virgin Bay, Mzssaya, or Granada,
the terrible suffsrings of the return from
Santa Rosa Think OF the horrors of the sief g of
with the dead and wounded, where innocent and
belplesss women and children were dying in your
very sight from priyation and Sickness while you
yourself were supporting a feeble strength, upon
unnatural and loathsorne food to enable you to re-
sst victorious enemy and victorious only through
the notorious incapAbIlity of him whom you looked
to for guidance aud direction
This man does not even possess the tact of abili-
ty to gain and keep some small portion of the res
pect and affection of yourselves, his soldiers. You
do not either love or respect him as man. or cor
fde in him SIS good general. Why, then, do you
still cling to himl
Large numbers of this address, it is said have
been forwarded to the men remaining under Wal
kel's command.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

a CRUEL HOAX Some of the people of Meek.
lenburg county, Va, were badly hoaxed on
circulation rumor that $50 slaves had risen in
at Forksviiie, in that county, and killed Dr..
b. Fennels, VIM Wright's and ID. Hudson s
families aud were about 70 slay everybody before
them. 1he rumor rapidly spread and gained SC
much credence tha, (accoIding to the Petersburg
DemocraD about two hundred white women and
children of the neighborhood were collected to.
gether at the houses Of Isaac Bsufore ard E M
Hifes, where they were guarded by few faithful
slaves, armed with axes, hoes, &c The young
aud vigorous men Immediately shouldered arms
and marched towards the represented place of
resurrection, some five miles above ForksvilIe -
To their utter astonishment, however, they soon
found out they had been egregiously hoaxed and
thereupon marched back again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

<za MIDWAY NtIL FDk KEN -
80 cher for rent, my MIL IN Nelson coonty, on
Ea~& the James River Canal. QUE buudred miles
from the city of Richmond. This hill has all the
recent improve ments. There s1e three pair OF
stones for grinding wheat far corn and or for
plaster. Attached TO the Mill is 2 Circular Saw
There 10 ample room tor storing grain and of.l. TIE
canal boats come within FIVE feet of the mill
swell established; 'hs generally commands g
higher price than floV of siTnl.af grade With
the Mill viii be rented the Mil'er's House and q
laTEa CoopeFe Shop. amy ore desiTiug further in
formation, can apply 10 me. personally, on the
place, sfler the 8th ~ March by letter direct
70 " "arrntnsier, Nelson county; III the meantime at
Richmond.
fe l7-2awts j. GEATTAN CaPFII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

DISTRICT OF NATAL.-A paper, recently read
before the American Geographical and Statistical
Society, gave very aattering account OF the ply.
steal condition and prospects of this important
portion of Africa Natal Ia possession of Eag-
land, and is presided over by governor appointed
by the British government Population about
3OOOO-of whom 1000 are whites. The country
is well watered fertile and, away from the mans
grove swamps of the seaboard. is remarkably sa-
iubrious Its rivers and harbors afford passage
for vessels and shelter for shipping Its territory
gives access to the interior. Coffee, sugar, cotton
Of superior quality. indigo, tobacco and wheat
ars among It's productions, and several Others
found in temperate latitudes. Iren ore and coal
are abundant
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tuesday Mnrning, March 81. 1887.

hons missioSsASD sLAvERY.-The Executive
o's'mi'see OF the American Home Missionary So
c'ety have taken important action In relation to
siaVehoidins in churches requiring their aid, which
seems ikeiy TO put a new face upon the animated
discussions that have been come time going on In
respec: to this Society. between the Congregation
alists and Presbyterians contributing to IT, In
response to memorial from The General Associa.
sion nConsregasional:st) of Iowa requesting infor-
nation on the subject, the Executive COMMITTEES
unanimously adopted the following resolution:
Resolved. That in the disbursement Of the funds
committed to their trust the Committee viii no,
grant aid to churches containing slaveholdins mem.
oers unless evidence be furnished that the relation
,s such as, in the judgment of the Committee. is
lusuhaole, for the time being, in the peculiar cir.
| eumstances In whichA D exists.
The New York Evangelist and some other Press
bYserian organs, are dssatisfed with this action
on the ground that it is departure from the prin-
cipe of noninterference with ecclesiastical organ.
iZaticn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

NOVEL ENTERPRsE.-A correspondent of TIE
Charleston News, writing from Washington, states
that project is on foot to start Southern State
Rights Pro-Slavery Journal at London" Mr.
Slocom, of Mississippi, has Initiated this singular
enterprise. The Editor to be is Professor Alexan-
der Dimitry, at present the translator in the State
Department, native OF Louisiana man of rare
aceomplishm ents and an unsurpassed pguist It
is to be delivered free of al other expense to the
American subscriber at 80 per aunum, and is to
be published weekly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

FIRES The large stables and extensive she'd
ding belonging ta the hotel property at Spotsyl.
vani. Court House Virginia, owned By Mr. Joseph
Sanford, were destroyed by fire on Thursday last
about noon Loss 81 500. At Alpine Depot, in
Morgan county, Virginia, last week the warehouse
of Charles Swan, with large amount of goods
on storage, and a car were destroyed by fire Loss
of MT. Swan 50 coo. Mr. H Willard of Bath, lost
=
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fe l7-2awn ]. GRATTAN CABELL

.<rs VALUABLE KEEL ASTAVE GfS
Ms MANCHs ESTER, CALLED "TRENTOE,,'
Is sell that resIly hssu.iiul place in Manches:er,
called Trenton recently occupied by Thomas Va
den. Jr,, Esq 1t tcontaius square of two acrse
The buildings on TIE acs corsist of Dwelling with
rooms besides large Kitchen stable arI,age House
sIn"keh use, well IF water, Dairy, Sc ali in com,
pete repair. The yard iK 'ndsotn ely shadd eua Is
beautifully set in gIass Thisis lovely summer 70
trest 1T is remarkably healthy. AS the owner il
unwilling to rent tue properly, hs viii sell it on
very accommodating terms and on liberal credit
Apply 10 GODDIN ApPERsON
NH II
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GRADUATEs.-Amongth the graduates at the Com
mencement of the Medical Department of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Saturday, were the fol-
lowing from Virginia Thomas L Bondurant'
John Bragg, Thomas w Cecil, o w Chappell
Warner w Coleman, A L Cousins, r NJ Davis,
Robert Everty, Irwin Frazer Caspar G Hen
kel G a Jennings, Thomas D Laudrom, Triplett
Lowry, William A Oliver, n C Sheppard and
VIM ] Winder
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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.-A late London pa
per says that recently Miss Florence Nightingale,
accompanied by Lord Panmure, paid visit to
Woolwich, and was received by Sir L. Williams,
commaudant of the garrison, who proceeded with
the distinguished party to the Royal Artillery
Hospital which they minutely inspected. Miss
Nightingale recognized several OF the Royal AR
tiery who had been under her care as patients in
the hospitals of the East and conversed with them
The visit was unexpected, and but few were
aware that the lady who accompanied the Secre
tary-as- War WAS Florence Nightingale.