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$1,000 Reward !!

win nay q reward thousand dollars Tor he spprs-
hension and sal delivery in Jail Muffrs esborough,
Tennessee, of JOHN Fly murdered M David a..
Thompsou, on the 9Th OF June, lc57.
John Fly about years OF about fse teet
two three iaehes high and Weigh about Huued and
twenty poands. tie % rather delicate ensmiuate
sppeaa cOmplexiOa rather saOE, high eh-ek bOnes
large mouth for Of his zize shor ana satres
generally datteBed IN appearance DARK hair eyes.
(though neither black.l He l. believed handed,
and 10 have small mole black MARI his he
well educated and easily really bis vocs
rather efeminate; has but LILLE beard and gsneraly
dresses neatly. I'M Thompson,
July Sth ,le57.-dS W2m DC I0eha c0uHty- n IS.
One thousand Dollars vii! be paid any inf1rma-
mat vii lead to the arrest Of John Fly.
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A CARD.

HAVING sold entire Stock to Messrs HAsBRooK,
II MCWHRTEA, d Co, take pleasure in ending
them our customers and III public genera 1y.
EVANS, PORTER & CO.
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X. q G. A. WRIGHT,S ORIGINAS FRAN
GIPANNI, .. -. e.
OR E VERLA STIN 6 PERFUME
FRANGIPANNr Extracts FRANGlPANNI PoMADz,
HAIR OIL, SOAP,
ToOTu POWDER
DIR. A. G. GOOdlet,
MANUFACTURER OF
Vegetable Panacea
TTNAMzVEr OINTapN.r ANN

UUUDLEI'S LIN t. UIN MENT AND
EYE SALVE.
Coughs, COlds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Which aHiicts many persons, relieved and
eGecualy cured by hsproper Of the Vegetable
Panacea than any oheJ,remedy
Female DisSdses-Ibe Vegetable Panacea is most
peculiarly adsFted to female diseases.
GoOdket's Vegetable Liniment, GOOdlet's
UnpfTaIcd Ointment, and GOOdIet's Eye
S61Ve, are superior remedies. All persons whe have
trial Of them speak OF them the highest terms.
FAMITIES who have adopted the of the above
dies prepared BY Dr. G GoodIet much pleased with
them and generally give them the enhusa site praise
may29-u.
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II We were accosted q day two since by familiar
voice. and gentleman did not remember TO have
before, STOOD in presence A comic smile played
around his mouth and his told Of mischief
until explanation did discover old acquaintance
who, the last time him, gray a rat; but
now by magic power Prof. Woods Restorative,
his hair black coal and sot sik-LOuisciHt
Tyu4es. a6-Im
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THE FLUX ANNIHILATED,

EVERY Summer and Fall thousands of persons die Of
Flux, Cholera, Dysentery, Gripping Pains, and other,
irregularities OF the Bowels 1t be cured in every
for IS by the ofTuckers Cholera Syrup which
has been tested by the best physicians the South and
West and by them the most e1ectual remedy
1t has performed astonishing cures than
any other specific human life be saved in nine
of ten by investment OF IS cents. Buy bottle and
keep il by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WELLS, Agents. The Proprietor having unbounded con-
hdenee in the efficacy of his medicine authorised
Agents to distribute it gratiousy until its virtues are
thoroughly tested. Persons afflicted with any the above
complaints will please call the agents and get
Of charge Tmay6-u.
Interesting to Mechanics and manufac.
Iures-ThIFd Annual fair.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee and ad
joining reminded Third Annual Fair
Exhibition Ofhs Mechanics institute of this State will
in October in this ely. The annually ncreas-
ing manifested in exhibitions visible
Vsuagss resulting exhibitors we'll from the dssemna
ton of important information among themselves, from
the great publicity which they thus enabled give their
business renders certain that the approaching exhibition
will eclipse in msgn1cence and inter its predeces
sors.
Copies Of circulars, giving full particulars obtain
ed the Mechanics Institute rooms College street, oppo
lite the sewanee, by addressing the President, VIM.
Stoke Il, Secretary. H. K. Walker. IJune 3O.3m
II. G. A. WRIGHT,s ORIGINAS FRAN
GIPANNI,
OR E VERLA STIN 6 PERFUME
FRANoIPANNr ExRRAcTs FRANGlFANSI PoMADr,
ToorH Hf fOw DIR ssG aoELr.
These new, elegant and recherche perumees from
the laborory Messrs. R. & G. A. Wright, SOLE OH.
GINAToRS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfume Frangpanni oriental production brought
its original into This country prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration aud demand for these articles beyond
precedent, and in consequence variety limitations
spriugng up; but these whether OF HoMEMANUFACTURE
on SOLD AS "IMPoRTATIONS' have only an evanescent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
ERS For sale by all the Druggists United States
Canada and South America.
X. & g. A WRIGHT Sole Ohginators and manufacturers
in the United States
No. 81 late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
July 7-6m
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Great Excitement.

TUST RECEIVED at No. % Cedar street, over ten thou
d sand vols Books 5000 NeYes 1000 Reams Note Cap,
Bill and Letter paper, 500 Bnveops.
Among the collection will be found Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hentz's Works; Mrs SOuhwoTth; Emerson Bennes Chas
Levers Works: Waverly Novels; all POeis
Fine Family Bbles.-A Gin accompanying each book.
Among the gifts be given Gold aud Silver Watches
JewelTy Fancy Goods ETC. The Ladies' invited call
and examine the stock.
N. r. Auction sale every evening. Ijue3OI c. FOX
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SEC. 6. Be Il further enacted, That each and every
Bank or Branch Bank, which may be guilty of
violation of any of the provisions Of this act shall
be subject to presentment or indictment for every
such offence, in the Circuit Court of the county in
which such offending Bank or Branch is located and
upon conviction, shall be punished by a fine of not
less than five hundred nor more than ten thousand
dollars
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OLDsHERRY AND AADEIRA WIN Is AND

DETER HARMONY HEPHENS old Pale sherry: ImDe-
rial Pale Sherry; Oplsy's Old POT; Sandermsn's Porf
Burgundy Port; lVanhOe dsia; ten To-
KAY; Lahe Claret; HautatsH Careu Congress
Water and 1000 Superior London Cigars various brands
Apr23 HOLLISTER d CARTER.
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FOR STIMMER WEAR
H. II. Doris. r

< ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
A T this Foundry am making Cooking, ParIOr,
n and Heating Stoves, Of every variety, H follow
Ware Of all kinds, AndOns, Sad Irons and Waffle Irons
OF all Kinds.
Also, TIM Copper, and Sheet Iron Wsre all of which
propose sell Wholesale retail cheap for cash
punctua time dealers. Particular attention pa Roofing
and Gutierng. II. P. lORRIS,
spr27 No. 6 College street, Nashville
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LIQOURS
I'm BBLS Reetiaed Whisky;
COO so 50 Old Bourbon do;
SO Monongahela do;
so I" Rye ID
100 American BRANDY:
so Gin; =
100 " Walkers * Ala:
25 " n. E. Rum:
and for sale by ~ A ''O''
July II 10. EDWARDS.
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Fine Harm for Sale.

- AAAS - ga 4AA ava eSde4Ss
TIME undersigned offers for sale OF the finest Farms in
Middle Tennessee, lying in Maury county, eight miles
North of Columbia, and within mile and half an ex-
cell9nt turnpike. Few Farms in any potion State
combines many superior advantages. Il contains 6ss
ofthe fertile and productive SOIL $50
cesredthe balance we'll tim Oered There are several
failing Springs, furnishing abundance of water-
There also young Orchard eleven twelve
hundred trees The dwelling plain but comfortable with
good Of every kind The proprietor being de-
termned to SELL offers his Farm five per cent less
than any place of equal value be bought
ty. Apply to the undersigned at Columbia.
July 24-n JOHN W. NAYES.
P. p. Peck. oAEx NJ, G. Peck.
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State Election

WILL open and bold an election for Covsrnor ,narhs,
o. congress and Legislature 10 the several civil Districts
o. DAVIDSON county on Thursday, 9Th day or August The
SoId GA me several districts are hereby authorized
Inc County Court have appointed the following persons
20 ae' q ges and CieFks IN the aerent Wards
JuDaEs AID CLxHxs
O'' NO. Isl "ard-TemPle Q. Harris John Coliart and
no; }; Halle, W. 4. Townsend aud
M n. Monahan
w. PoEer-G B. Brown, elerk.
rs4 John W. Martn,J FsIts and W
D; after, Mason vannOy and J.
10. Francs, IhOs w. Chiffon and
A Blugh--W. W. Petition clerk.
W A Davis, ]. L. JaneIl and Isaac
Nicholas P. oorbfa, WIN, Harrison
Dist No 2-JOhn Corley, VIM McMurry and John Greer;
J. Corley, lr ,asd - Greer
J Mann L Charlton and p ]. Couch.
4-Imothy D9dson, & Hamilton and Ben Hurt ;
z. GleaVes and ". DOdson-
Ashley RozelI, K. h. Wallace and W. D. Ba-
ksT & Rowssnd Cox.
g." a G sa Joel sass and WIN Austin )
Z" John Hope, W c Brilsy and James Raglan A
" s-wm Oglvie, W @ Ra ssy and James Rains;
J a RamSsy and John Rains.
-" Hagans, Thomas johnson and Andrew
Gresoryj I'd L1cas and 10 Whitsitt
lO-J Man ninE, W Harding and James
n-Wm Edmi1ston. q Compton and Allen Cotton;
" I-Jesss Jordan, W Watkins and John n Josln;
Sam Davidson II.
g-Beni Cox, W G, Shelton and W Doxier o
Lowell and W MeGaay.
A-James l. Greer, James Russell and SHELTON De-
mos WIN DemOss and WIN Frazier.
lS--John Prehett, Thomas ] Allison and Moses
Greer; John Haly and Z Halsted.
l6-James NsWsom. Roger PeRram and James
Dunn; Charlton and DR. BagweT.
H--James Fulgum, VIM Osborne and n Usry; Sam
Dunn aud Order.
49, Stell, Hiram Vaughan and @ White; A
Estes and John BFien.
ls--W 4 Ham6hn W Hudson and John Taylor /;
SIS Hall aud = Gee.
90-W Hail. " Dsmukes and W Foster; w
Drake and K Cartwright.
4" 2l-ADdrew Hooper, ThOs Saunders and Var
brough; George Keeling ard 10 Phillips.
g 22--George W Campbell, George Walker and
Marshall; + L. CrOeksT and Geo Weber
23-W Drake, David RalstOn and Lewis Will
hams; Wellington HJ de and John Drake.
SAN 81 Wilkinson, BiBkley ana I'd Graves;
TaEWell Btherly and Joe johnson.
EE 25-Dennls DOZidr, Jacob Ma 20 James N Lee;
Lowe and Tom Sloan.
uyaI-td. } K. EDMUNsoN, Sheriff.
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ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 4th, will again commence
~ regular auction sales to be continued regularly
every Tuesday throughout the year. Persons desiring
sell close any article will please send the day
before the sale, very early the day. Sales 10
commence each day precisely al 10 O'Clock.
iuIy29 s.. FRENCH IL SON.
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WHITE LEAD,

WE are the Agents Of Wis' Waters CO. White Lead
w Manufacturers, Louisville, KY, aud have haad
large stock Of all size Kegs; vz-2 So 100 ard 200 lbs
which we viii sell low 10 the trade.
iunsA EWING, McCRoBY & co
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TENNESSEE RANKS.

TENNESSEE BANKS. Ea5
Nearly all the Banks in the State have reported
TO the Governor, as required by law, statement OF
their condition the first oJuly There reorts have
been published in our paper, that the people are
pretty well posted to the solvency of most of the
Banks in Tennessee. The following are the Banks
which have not yet complied with the law
Bank Of Claiborne, Tazewe
Bank of Tazewell,
Bank CT Knoxville
Bank of Chattanooga,
Union Bank, Nashville.
Bank of the Union,
Bank of Trenton,
Bank Of Paris,
Bank of West Tennessee, Memphis.
None of the Branches of any of the Banks have
reported their condition.
The law is very plain and imperative as to
the duty of Banks and Branches to make the re-
quired report, will be seen by the following sec
tiots:
SECTION /. Be IL enacted 5y the General Assem6ly
Of the STATE Of Tennessee, That from and after the
passge of this act, it shall be the duty of each and
every Bank in this State, TO make a semi-annu
return TO the Governor Ofthe State the first Mon
Jay IN July and January of each year. of the names
OF all its Stockholders the amount of stock owned
by each individual company, the amount of money
actually paid into the funds of each Bank on each
snare respectively, and the amount of the discounts
OF each Bank. And each Bank shall include in its
seml-annual return, such other statements as are
required Of he Free Banks, by the eleventh section
OF the act of 1882 chapter 49, entitled An act to
authorize and regulate the business of Banking,
passed the 18th of February, 1882 which return
shall be verified by the affidavit of the President and
Cashier of the Bank
SEC. 2. Be a further enacted That it shall be the
duty of each and every Branch Bank in this State
TO make out and forward to the Governor q return
as required in the foregoing section separate and
distinct fTomthe return of the Mother Bank, which
return shall he verified by the affidavit of the Pres
dent and Cashier of the Branch Bank; and the Gov
ernor shall the return in this and the fore
ing section to be published, as is required of the
Comptroller, by the provisions Of the twelfth section
ofsaid act of 1852, chapter 113.
SEC. g. Be Il further enacted, That each and every
Bank or Branch Bank, which may be guilty of a
violation of any of the provisions Of this act shall
be subject to presentment Indictment for every
such offence, in the Circuit Court of the county in
which such offending Bank or Branch is located and
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CEMENT.
am BBLs Louisville, Cement In store and for sale By
~ I@y ID 10. EDWARDS.
ALE AND PORTER.
Ok CASKS Scotch Ale;
80 . !" London Porter. Just received for sale BY
10y 10. EDWARDS
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CATTLE STRAYFD OR STOLEN!


CATTLE STRAYFD OR STOLEN!
$50 REWARD.
CTRAYED stolen from the premises Of the late Matthew
y arrow, on the Cbarlo lie pike, NINE FAD OF BEEP
CATTLE Said cattle, when they left, had, mark,
daub of each ump Three Of them left days
ago, and the balance on Sunday last.
Some Of the above beef cattle purchased of Gen.
Harding and the balance bought in Wilson and Bed
ford cOuntes will give the above reward for the delivery
Of ell Of them to at Nashville SIS per head any
portion Of them. tjuly25-nl f.. L. COLEMAN.
sale of Desirable Property.
WILL be sold public the promises on Sat-
w urjay, September s. 1857 the house and grounds at
present occupied by the Planters Bank, Nashville. TERMS
beTal-Wil be made known the day sale. IA " 3Otd
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Flour, Flour.
Auction Sales.

superior article Manufactured from newwheat by RIO
4 MILLS, for sale for Cash to close consgments,
by Ijdys9l r O'KAEE,
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Appetite and Strength ResIOred.-w William
Young of South Ptsburg Ater having suffered
verely for several days with distressing
arrha, purchased bottle Of BoERHAvE's HOLLAND BIr-
gradually checked the diseAse and restored my
bowels RECT order. Before had finished the bottle,
found my appetite and strength returning believe
thy the character you give it, and shall recommend it as
such" aug Ivy
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The Most Eficacious.

+. The Most Eficaci0ug.
QUKBEc, Feb. 9Th, 1854.
Ihessrs. B. A. FahHsstOek & Co, ..
We had the pleasure Of receiving this mo rning the
within certificate Of Your Vemifuge, which will be very
gratifying to you, twas sent voluntarily.
We are gentlemen, yours very truly, J. MUSSoN
GENTLEMEN; Ny little daughter, old, and my
sou, older, for considerable time suffering from
worms. purchased two bottles of your VeTm fuge Of
which gave them three doses according directions and
strange in less than three hours they passed lees
than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, some Of the extraordinary
length of from twelve to fifteen inches. .... -
Having experienced the beneficial effects of Vefmi
fuge, eel it duty to recommend it the public
OF the most eacious edes against yet Of
fsred TO the public. ......-- :. .-a-'
Gentlemen, believe me 10 be your much Obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS-
Sold wholesale and retail and bV all the principal drug
gsts and country merchants throughout the United States
aug 2-lm
HOIIOWay'S PiIIs.-Dyspepsia, the national
plant OF this country vanshes before the searching, purify
ing tonic influence of this ssble medicine The
pills act simultaneously upon the stomach the liver and the
bowels. Sold at The manufactures M. 80 Maiden Lane,
New York. and 244 Strand Londos, Engand and by all
druggists, at IS cents 62K CENTS per box sugsIw
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NEW ORLEANS, August S.-The. French war
steamer 7ounegre, from Vera Cruz to Havana, put
into Quarantine here with yellow fever on board.
Number Of deaths in the city last week l06. No
fever.
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HAGAN & Bro, have also just received the following
cheap publications; - q.
The Dead Secretly w. Collins. Price so eta Z,
Maud the Maniac, rraf a,tv s5a
The Kings Cruisers-by Hazee, (" e5a
Jack Loudon and his Associates, e5a
The Flower of the Forrest, $50
The House Of Death, asw
The Rival Lovers, % % &c
The Pair Qaakeress -s-. ss#.s-. ~. s. "a OK g 80.
King Of the WBds-by Sue, a. s~
Dunal and the Duchess a5a
The Heir at Law, m 6 s5t rf
Nohingto WsaF-frOm Harper's Weekly, as"
Jsphet in Search Of Fasher-by Capt, Martt rs
Peter Simple, 5 -. a @ csc
The Phantom Ship, g IS"
Midshipman Easy, ~eSs
snarlsyoW; the Dog Fiend, e5a = [
Pirate and Three Cutters, 25"
Newton Foster, ~ a asa>s-sl
The Naval ofieer; or Frank Mild ---.e. aSs s-
may, -~ a-25a
The Kings Own, "2s"
The Pacha Of Many Tales, Is"
obt or Three Fingered Jack, {" o 81 IS"
The Robbers Wifs, 25G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30

JURISPRUDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

NogFoLK, November 26th, 1851.
Today having been set apart by the Mayors of
HoFIoik and Portsmouth, AZ day of thaBksgiv-
Ing, everything like business is dormant The
stores are closed. the church bells ringing and IL
old Zip Van Winkle should suddenly awake. he
Wosid imagine it WIS Sunday; but we fear the old
fellow Is sleeping tco soiladlg to be Suddenly ava
kened In our Burg
"ble write you. one Of the gallant officers of
tue U. :. Navy is leading blushiag bride from
the altar at st. Paulis church. Carriages have
peen depositlng their burdens of human freight
composed OF the elite) at the door for the last
hour The happy couple start North this evening
Inc varieties closed last evening to q crowded
mouse, who we're drawn thithev to witness the per-
iormahce OF the iuimitabIe and mirth-provoking
deIlneator OF the Dutch drama-(iIenn
me musical portion Of the community are an
ucipatlng magnificent treat on Saturday evening
next. and thus early seats being secured 4,
hears1he cdHGtrfce Frizzlani and her able corps
oi artists As I<wrote above, business is non est
to-day; but, being impelled by curiosity lust now
tooG peep IN at the Merchants Exchange. and
tAere found the BULLS and BEARS of Norfolk dis
cussing either trade or questions of CITY and state
poiIcy-found nothing OF Importance on their books
10 commuricate to you, however.
DE- Addington, formerly of your city, will return
AGAIN on Saturday, under cons.abuIary escort in
company with Capt Hatch, who il convicted Of
stealing fifty dollar note from the counting room
OF Rogers Lang sy.
The new custom house IL rapidIy approeeb;,g
completion, and we expect the post Office will be
Ftnloqsd thther early in the coming month The
o'' ou-ee Will be converted into bar and reading
s'oln tQF the convenience of the patrons of the
North Carolina Hotel which has aIraady avto-,51 az
i'soh 20 the upper part Of the house
ID-,.-
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SERIOUS AcctpENr.-On Friday morn.

cERIoUS ACCrDENT.-On Friday morn
ing last Mr.. Monroe Saunders of Hanover wa,
thFoSn nom his horse near Mr. spot. Lgon' farm
ana MS nead coming in contact with the frozen
ground ne was so seriously injured that his life is
dospaired OF gentleman who saw him at Mr.
Lig0n's few hours after the occurrence sold ha
"Ss then speechiess, aud that the blood was oozino
our of has nose aud ears. Mr. Saunders vas Well
Kno"n in this city, where he has many warm per-
sonal friends
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30

NEEDS ATTENTION Ninth street. naar
its intersection with Capitol. nss5s soma repaks
that should be made at once, to guard against %.
eidents There are two large suks near tbs point
alluded to, caused by the weight ofthe waehinstaa
staue, while being taken to the square, 10 either
broken. win the Superintendent have them a.
tsuded to1
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C.Gr C.sys-The noIice on aaturd

CAGE CAsEs-The police on saturday
arrested Mary Foley, white woman, who vas de-
tsined for ng wood. Yesterday, Richard,
slave OF Vim. Greaner, was Gagged on suspicion Of
stealing liquor ffos Andrew Muller Lewis sIaye
OF Richard olphin, was locked up for stealing Q
turkey frcm ". VI. Parr, whom he resisted. 1Le
turkey was captured alive and placed in room
under the csge, where it succeeded in letting its
presence be known by sundrY loud noissa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30

LASTING STATUE.--A bronze statue Of
Generai Washington was successfully cast at the
Foundry of W. j. HUBBARD q short distance from
the Fair Grounds, on Saturday last il is ftc
smts OF HoudUn's celebrated work OF art In Tie
Stste ouse IN this city, and was executed for the
People OF South Carolina, who will deposit the
same at ColumLit, in thAt State 1t will be re-
membered that Mr.. Hubbard cast similar statue
some months since for the Virginia Military Inst
tute, which now stands monument Of his arti.tic
SKIN at lexington. Virginia. 1t was placed on
iiS pedestal amid the rejoicing of thousands and
doubtless the same ceremonies await that statue
cast on Saturday, when 1t shall arrive at the place
of its destination F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30

FALSE ALAEM.-0n Saturday night,
about 10 o'clock the bell OF No. 3 engine house,
Church Hin. sounded the alarm Of FIRE, causing
the members of the Department generally 10 turn
out on tramp for something, that had no exis
teuce Every bell ia the city rang out its loEiaest
notes, and nearly every fireman hastensd after the
isnis fatuus. The performance at the theatre
was nearly spoiled by the noise and tumuit occa-
stoned by the rush TO get ont and the din and con
fusion reigaiBg within and without A false alarm
is nuisance.