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Extenston OF tho Roaneke Valley
RdlroUd
OF rHr noHsOsD DAILY prsparca.


TowyEsvnIx, N. c., Dec. Gath, 1867.
In looking over the proceedings Of the Virginia
Legislature, notice that bill for the extension
Of the Roanoke Valley Railroad has been offered
This subject was the basis of an article In ,our
columns, written by me from this place few weeks
ago. then expressed my surprise at the silence
OF the Richmond press upon this matter, and 'fis
now still more surprising that notice Of it has
yet appeared. The Danville News, spirited sheet,
and which duly appreciates the true interests OF
virginia, has called public attention to the subject
through its columns, and most deyoutly hopes IL
VIII meet with favor when brought before the yir-
ginia legislature, 1t is at loss to account for the
apathy of the Virginia press concerning the
scheme. The people Of Virginia and North Caro-
lima, who are deeply interested canuot conjecture
the silence Is IL possible thafthe press Of yir-
sinla has lost a interest in the glory and prosper
ity Of the Old Dominion 7 How can the pens of the
ones interested in Yirgna's greatest good lie ides
commence, then, aLd by your mighty aid push ON
the great works Of internal improvements that
VIII rebound to the wealth and high standing of
your proud old Commonwealth. Until Virginia
shall rise mp 70 that niche in the confederacy which
she SO justly deserves--Ehen all of her great
works are completed-when the waters of the
James aud Ohio shall be mingled by the compile
tion Of the "Great Western Line"-when the Gov.
ington and Ohio Railroad shall have been finished
then, may be truly aud proudly said that VIRGINIA
has fulfilled her destiny
The completion and profits of this work are no
visionary schemes. The length of the proposed
projection is only 80 miles, over level dry coup-
try, presenting but one stream-the Roanoke At
Clarksville. II properly appreciated and aided it
will require the work of but few months to com.
petei 1t does not propose to carry to your mar
xet ,ne unseen treasures OF some past copper mine.
or the millions upon millions Of tons from some
boundless unexpiored coal field, or the mighty
mountain OF plaster but 1t offers the rich produe-
tlons Of the wealthest portion of Virginia and
Nortn carolina large slaveholding and prosperous
country possessing no unclaimed lands inhabited
only by the prowling bear and feeding deer-con
tanning no majestic mountains, which raise their
loffy heads and almost kiss the sky, and which
cannot @ oe made servieeable to the wants of man
tits inviting only to the hard working indastrious
advocate OF slave labor-the helm of the two States
and OF the Union. say. then, TO all the friends
Of works that are for Virgina's good to come out
boldly and advocate this remanerative scheme.
The people of ths section of country are sealeus
IN the esuse, and wait the expression of a deep
ieit interest from the people of Richmond
PJJ.
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THE DISPATCH.
MONDAY MORNING. a.......e- .DEcRMBEI
VIRGINIA NEWS.

SERIOUS DAMaGR.-The kanawha Republican learns
that the injury done to the Coal River Improys-
ment, by the late ffsshet will amount 10 about
t3u. QUO.
. FATAL ATFRAY.-A young German, named Thomas
Wooster, resident Of W heeline. was i,led In Mar
shall csunty, last week by farmer. whose name
Is not given. fight, originating In trivial mat
ter tovk place between them, ard yoester received
a fatal blow on the head from club.
Since the above was 10 type, We have received the
y mnnesling Iimes which states that two men, named
Ireehouse and Nulty, have been arrested and Ia
Ken to Moundsville- for trial. Th. name of the
murdered man was Pies.er, not Voester
ARREsT.-A man named Marshall is under arrest
at Moundsville, upon suspicion of comp,city In
the murder OF old man Moore, on Fisi, Creek, few
weeks since.
BARN BuaNED.-A barn, tho property Of Thomas
hohnes, oi Brooke county, Va, was consumed by
hre on Friday night last. together with ts valuable
contents-embracing his entire CROP of grain. hay,
&c. z8s - '"'N' .'"''
DEATH FROM ExPosURE.-A tailor, by the name of
.shiith. was found dead In the rad about 3 miles
from Danville, on Tuesday last
INTERMEsT.-The remains of Reuben Hopkins.
who died recently in Dubuque, Iowa, were buried
roc. Weeh, ih pansilie, Virginia The citizens Of
panvilIe paid marked respect to the memory of the
deceased by adopting suitable resolutions and at
tending the funeral.
CUMBERLAND GAP RAnsosp--A corps of eno;ues,s
LETT Abingdon last week, to begin the survey and
location OF the Cumberland Gap railroad 1t ia be-
iieved that large portion Of the road win lie era
ded next year. l5"-e Q"
HIGH VALUE FOR WEE.--Daniel Arrendell, a man
possessed OF worldly wealth, in addition to q wife
ana nine children, lately eloped with the wife of
ms heishoor, T. Brooks; whereupon, Mr.. Brooks
Drought SUIT In Court, assessing his DANA at sIO
ooo. Inc result has not transpired
AonDENr.-A young gentleman named Wilson. a
student at Emory aud Henry College. while ont
hunting one day last week. had one OF his finoers
30 shattered by the accidental discharge of his
~ 10 render ampuiation necessary
HALF CESTuRY.-The Charlsstown IVA Fraa
Press has cempletedts sOth volume.
TnALBERe, the Pianist, will soon give concar,,
in Charottesyiile, Lynchburg, snd other places in
/ Virginia. ~'- p'A'e' IN
BROKE JAII--Jobn w. Sherman. who was u,ssr
sentence TO the penitentiary, for attempting to ab
duct slave, has escaped from the Jail ofCIlnenar
. county. 'pep0'
ExcLuDED.-The trustees of the corporation M
orange, have resolved that no free negro shal here
after settle or reside within their limits. -,
DEATH OF AN OLD SoLDIRR-We learn from the To-
bacco Plant, that Daniel Hicks u soldier of the ns.
yolution. aied at his residence, near Boydton in
Mecklenburg county, the 18th day of the presen,
| month, III the goth year OF his age
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Hr. and Mrs. sylyanus Howe died recently At
Frank fort, Me, aged respectively 81 and 90 the-
had been married IS years
Hon. Stephen yiekery, an early settler in Micii
gan, died at sehoolcraft last week he was the
whig candidate for Governor in 1915.
Robert J. Walker. although for more than thirty
years southern man, was born In Pennsyivania
In 1901. !, 81
DR.. D. D. Owen, the State geologist Of Arkansas
has discovered yalusbls coal field In Randolph
county, Arkansas.
The Hines county Miss. Gazstts says that ssov.
H. s. Foote, late OF California dssisas settling per-
msnsntly in Memphis
6s years. died Suddenly on Monday forenoon wkils
digging grave for child.
8 German Journals brought by the Adriatic coz
tain the intelligence Of the death Of The famous
dsrmaD seulptor, Christian Rauch
Vim. Kunkie, treasurer elect of Bsrks eoanly
Pa, died In Reading on Tuesday last.
James y. Crsss was killed In q dissfisry 10 Baiti
more, laai week, ~ being drawn into the machine
~.
Aa election will take place IN the 7sh district Of
Massachusetts, on the Tth Of January, fbf mem
Der Of ccngtes ess 10 succeed N, T. Ranks.
The President has issusd proclamation, setting
apart the 18th f February for taking the sense oi
the voters Of tas District Of Columbia On neg
coda oS laws,
Edward A. Iewis. Of Granville. O., disd sud-
denIy sthis residence nsU Tosnessills, on Wed
nesday, the I'D last,
The cotton gin al David Bookman. In I%xisston
Distriet, 3, G., was destroyed BY are on FRIDAY
week,
Tho tstal amount sf 1ilsaionary eonsribusisss ~
cAived within tbs bounds Of the 0sorga C0uisrsscs
during the last year, was SIR Ie600 for the Tract
cause, t3os2.sl; tor the sunday schooi cause. ~.
aas.i2; Cor the Bible esaas, s,ss!Ts.
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Affairs I'm RockingE + am.
SpEscE OF TEE RICHMOND DAILY prsrarcH.] !
HARRIsnNauRa. Va. Dec d 1857

HARRIspNRuRa, Va, Dec, "a, 1857.
Last Monday being court day, an unusual crowd
OF strangers were gathered in this little place
There was nothing of Importance done In court.
though on the outside tt ere was number of per-
sons who 'indugpg," and after a few fiehes
and arrests the crowd went to their different
homes.
Money matters seemed to be in better condition
than they have been for some time, Judging from
the amount that changed hands ON Monday.
Scarcely were we cone reading the death of
Augustus Waterman ere we were called upon to
record the death of Mrs Elizabeth Brown, consort
of the late Rev John Brown, D. d., at the advanced
age of 81 years.
Death has been busy in this family for the last
few months. Scarce two months since she followed
the remains of her son, DIR. j. q. Brown, to the
grave, and In a few weeks after q grandson. and
now she is called upon to pay the great debt of
nature.
The weather has been very fine since / wrote
yon last, aud we hope it viii continue 90 during
the holidays. Yours, VALLEY
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r. ~ LEwIs CAss.

lAE GREfrowN BoNBARDMEyT.-In response 10
resolution of the Senate, the President On Weanes
day last sent to that body the correspondence be-
.s .meen count sartiges and Mr.. Marcy, relative TO
the Greytown bombardment.
Mr. sartiges claimed indemnity to the full
amount OF losses by French citizens, owing 10 The
destruction of Greytown; but Mr. Marcy. In re-
piy' calmly informed him that the President had
not peen able to ind any ground of right or equity
upon which such reclamation could he snsfsins3
and entered into long argume ut to show that hc
was fortified IN this position by the PRINCIPLES ot
irrational law. Mr.. Sartiges merely responded
.nat ne would submit the document 70 his govern,
that there has been any reply,
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NEARLY FRozES.-John 4. Vest, an old
acquaintance Of the police was fouua WA. =. II,
street last Saturday night. and taken 10 ~. r.rs
ne being entirely helpless from the excessive -
OF very bad sfifnrlants. Yesterday NOR ming. John
was In such an uncomfortable condition that be
eonid NOT De taken from his cell and wfll thsrs fore
at some future time When sober, he is an indus
uio9s ieiiow, aud always promises To become see-
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RUNAwAYs.
- RANAwAY- From he s,,l,,.,,,. snhscr

A4 RANAWAY-From the subscriber.
on the 18th Noveini,er. A negro bov pau,es
N HENRY. sonsetisnes calls himself Henry
sxs4s stewart lie is about II years old. feet ~
ut,.see hfvh, VI bright muiatto ion quite
Intelligent tooknf aud 50, axis with Northern &C
cent There srs several spots his left arm made
sy tpseftaDg tnasan INK His teeth, one Of whchha ~
been recently extracted from the lower law on the
right vide, ere stained dark: and he has something
like stye on the inner side of the lower eye lid lie
was raised la Baltimore to which place he Is proba.
ay endeaSoJtng % make his escape.
reward OF TIM DOLLARS viii be paid If he Is
ApRrebenied m the epGnty of Hanrlco or city of
Richmond, and TWENTY DOLLARS II taken any
@hers else 10 the State upon his delivery % the snb-
scrii,er, At hls nsidence, Farrars Island Heprieo
county. or being lodged In jail so that he can get
Alan. -"
Z de l9-~3taw3w HENRY coy
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IhE TREASURY NorEs.-The treasury notes re-
centiy authorized by Congress will be issuei in
ABOUT TWO weeks The Secretary Of the Treasury
has determined that the denomination Of thass
promises to pay shall be $l00, $500, and Al, 600.
The contract for engraving the plates has been
given to Rawden, Hatch & Co., of New York and
TO Topping, Carpenter Co.. of Philadelphia-tb
iormer 1rm having the execution of the notes df
Sloo and $500, and the latter the notes of II OOO
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n $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

IA the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR Said me-.
n gro was bongbt by John Saunders Eso Of
sx.x> Loretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him 10
htcn.uefssi, TO niy earSs and furnished him with
from the date II the pass, which dated early in
tr-ptelnber last. His wife then living in Ches-
tesned county. near Petersburg. Tie above named
aeSro wss ennsucpsted BY the late Thos. o. Taylor
l will give t5e above reward If delivered 10 me in
Richmond. or % John Saunders at Loretto In Essex
county, Va. Wm. 3. PHILLIPS
ia st
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MONUMENT IN HoSoR OF Dr. KasE--Tbs Free VIA.
sons Of New York are about forming a Lodge in
honor OF DR.. Kane, and further propose 10 erect.e
monnment--a snaw.peak of immense height-in
tue park OF the Cooper Institute, to be Of white
marble, OF irregular shape, with four tablets In
the base appropriately inscribed
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A New FLuID LAMP. called Andrevs'
patent, has been Invented, and bids fsr 10 heooms
quite popular, because Of the fcf that Il csnnot Be
exploded by heat or rellinx, and II allowed "a fI
and break extingushes itself ~ once, instsl 4 N
,gninng the nuid, - aii other lamps will do. We
have seen some experiments with tAis IN t,o.
and incline TO tho opinion that IL viii prove sx.
cesdingiy popular.
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MYsTERIoUs.-I the town of Msnches-
ter, yesterday morning, pool of bloed -. 49,.
Sered near wood-piie and traced some two
squares npon the snow, when 10 was Ioss sirbt of
6ut no one seemed able 10 tell how ft can,s tars
itis generally supposed that soms thief had been
az the pile IN the act Of helping hims<lf Go
wood, and that some one gave him warmius vith
o load of shos - go" ~"~'Se "ss"
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LOTTERIES.
NAN L co.'s LOTTERIEs.-NEW

CwAN 4 co.'s LOTTERIEE.-NEW
PRICE $So,U1il-Tie following Scheme will be
drawn by s. SWAN Co., Managers of the Wort Gaines
Academy Lottery in each of their Lotteries for De-
eembeF. 1857, at Augusts, Ca to which city they
syc removed their principal Office:
CLASS 65,
To be drswui Mt ae city of Augusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5TH. 1857.
CLASS Is,
To bs drawn In the city of Augusta, Ca In public,
SATURDAY, DECEMBkR i2rH. 1857.
CLASS 81.
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca in public, on
SATURDAY, DECEAIBEk 18th, ls57.
CLASS S.
To be drawn In the city of Augusta. Ca In public on
SATURDAY DECEMBER 26, 1851.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NU.ABERa
5,4G0 PRIHESi
Nearly Oga< Prise TO Esery Nin< Itckets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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SERIOUS Row.-on Saturday night last
aserioas row occurred between Q party OF men
near the nrst market, during the progress Of which
Barney Smith and man named Cor WOW hsd ,hs,-
skulls slightly fractured DIR. Warning attended
the wounded parties, both of whom, thourh a.
verely beaten, were doing yery well yesterday Al.
terno0n.
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GEO. w. H. TYLER,
VI AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES.

RENT OUT HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
. The subscriber offers his services to the public
agent TO hire out negroes, rent out houses collect
claims sell heat, Corn, Flour and Tobacco, on the
usual terms.
have been the superintendent of city property,
and police officer. in Richmond for the last seven
years and it is presumed from my knowledge Of the
inhabitants Of Richmond, that shall be greatly as
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible homes
for servants, and responsible tenants Tor houses.
References-tlIe citizens of Richmond generally.
Office Marshall street. next TO the New Market
hay scales q. w. Ii. TYLER,
deIa-im Agent and Collector
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The PoroNAe AoUEDgcT.--In the q. 8. Senate. on
Monday, Mr.. Mason presented a petition from The
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire RaiIroad
company, asking Congress to cause the erection Of
bridge upon tue piers of the Potomac aoueduet
and 10 authorize said company to extend their
road into the District of Columbia :
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NEARLY FRozEN.-At a late hour Cast
saturday night, az two gentlemen were pa.sIrg
along frankln street, In the neigh rhood 81 ~.
nopoiilan Hail. they discovered a negro woman
condition, and on going to her, found that - Vs.
ihsensIoiy drunk and nearly frozen. They at once
repaired to stable in the neighborhood. ana
aoosng the servants, got them to shelter the suG
ierlng inebrtate un til ne III morning A. -ss--r
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s'SMALL FAMny."-It IL stated In the Raston
md Star that Lydia Sherwood, a eolored woman.
who has been cook on farm in that county for
the last 90 years, and who is now so years OF age
grand children, and ffty.fve great grand children
lin all us persons. -.
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GENERAL AGENTS, &c.
NJEW AGENCY IN GODDIN'S HAUL.

1N-The subscriber having secured the large front
Basement Roon. IN God,iin's Building, corner OF
Bank and th streets offer his services TO the citi
zens Of Richmond. Manchester and the surrounding
country, IN all business pertaining TO a GENERAL
AGENT. viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting out
Houses, Collecting Claims. and would also attend TO
aud all other country produce. The updersigned Is
we'll acquainted win the citizens of Richmond hay-
ing been born and raised among them, aud TO them
he would refer to those unacquainted with him. he
wonld refer th.n TO Messrs Goddin x Apperson, aud
the citizens generally. My terms shall be moderate
de 2i-dinF A. y MADDOX
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HoMGpAfHY.-The number Of Homeopathic phy.
scians in the United States Is about 5000. There
are two Homeopathic Colleges, one at philadelphia
and the other at Cleveland, Ohio, at each OF
which, upon an average, l25 students graduate an
nually.
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CLEAR THE SIDEWALKS Every person
should have the walk-wsys and CUTTERS In irout Of
his premises cleared Of snow, as soon a. possibe.
ana thus render walking safe and pleasant If
tnls were done, promptly, after . fall Of snow,
avoided t = - ----s~' -
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CHARGE OF lNFAyrrCpE.--A woman named Ann.
Colbert has been arrested in New York. charged
with strangling to death her twin infants, She
mad been married but five months. Her husband.
who denies the fraternity of the children uas H.
means OF having her arrested. The woman saws
they were born dead, '"''
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(. Horse Run OvER.-On Thursday night
last, during the alarm Of FIRE, horse was knocf sd
down ON Main street and run over BY No. 8 In.
eine Company. The men drawing the machine.
did not see the animal until too near to avoid the
collision.
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FREE PAssAeE.--Las. Saturday After
noon as the cara were running from rrtsrsburs To
this city, tho Conductor discovered fellow spread
eeaied himself TO escape paying bis fare. aud A.
once hauled him from his hiding place, and made
him settle. Auother chap, who had srung ius
without "eash,n was landed In the snow, and had
started. 80 s g. y = ---'~
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RsLEAsED,-Cornelius Gildes. the
young man who was srrested and esrsd last
Thursday morning under Suspicious ctrcunsta :,
has been released By the Mayor. Aftsf sssstr-
over his nights dsbsueh, Gildss fsund thst 50 -
had been badly cut by conceAiing his gold IN 10
booss, and that the blood on his money aud parse
camd.from those euts,
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MECHANICAL.

TTTN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of work in the above
basiness with dispatch: and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fayors and socits con-
tinuance of the Being master his business
he can promise his Customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal to auy other house in the
city and fully cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERlNG, &c.-Hc is prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand q large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock of W ell and Garden Pumps.
q CHARLES II LANGLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-28

MATRIMONIAL Law IN MAIsR.--After the first OF
January all marriages Of residents Of Maine co.
smnized out of the State with the intent to eyade
the punishment law, viii be void, II the parties
return to Maine and reside
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-28

LOCOMOTIVE ExPLosioy-A locomotive attached to
a freight train on the Sandusky, Mansfield & New.
ark Railroad. New York, exploded near Monroe
Vile station Thursday last, injuriDg only the En-
gineer and freman--the latter seriously