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San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26

BSl The Proprietor, wishing to change his
business, offers for SALE at a bargain, the fine
Ranch and Wagon Stand now doing good
business and located as above The house
barn, stables, spring-house garden, fencing
&c, are in complete repair, suitable for the
wants of a roadside Hotel Fine springs of
living water, sufficient for all the wants of
travel and garden irrigation, all the year
Fruit-trees of different varieties now growing
and will bear the coming year. To a cash Gus
toner and prompt applicant, the above Ranch
and Hotel, with the stock and fixtures, will be
sold on the most reasonable terms None but
first parties need apply. dc 5:lm*:tf1
WILLIAM LOTHIAN. Proprietor.
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Davis Store For Sale,

yHv4E ABOVE TRADING POST, SITUATED
Il on Indian Creek between San Antonio
and Murphy's, in one of the best locations for
mining in Winter and Spring, is offered for sale.
Also, two shares in claim on which is erec-
ted Pump and Water Wheel. Also, Twenty
Tons of Hay.
Apply to j. S. C. DAVIS, either at the above
named Store, or at his Ranch, one mile lower
down on the sameCreek. ny T:l4x
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-26
NJ. W. HALL, L. S.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.

Having read the affidavit of the plaintiffs in
the above entitled cause, and being fully salts
fed of the facts therein set forth, it is hereby
ordered, that the above summons be served bv
publication in the San Andreas h,dependent, a
weekly newspaper published at San Andreas,
IN said county, once week for one month
Witness my hand this lst day of Demember,
4. D. 1851 N. w. HALL.
dec OLA Justice of the Peace.
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DiSSolution.

TESllE ECOPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
IL betweenthe undersigned, under the name
and style of Kemper l. Boon, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All the co-part-
nerShip business will be settled by G. F.
kemper, alone.
c. f. KEMPER,
J. |. BOON.
Angels, November 18th, 1857.
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s U M M ON s.
State OF California.

NOCNI1 oF OALAFE FERAS,
JUSTICES COURT, NINTH TOWNSHIP
The People of the State of California, to David
Leach, Greeting:
NOU are hereby summoned to appear before
Ill me, at my office, in the Ninth Township
OF the County of Calaveras, on the 4th day
OF January, A. D., 1853, at o'clock, P. NJ,
to answer unto the complaint of w. H. Han
ford Co., who sue to recover of you the sum
of One Hundred and Seven Dollars and . cts,
on open account when judment will be taken
against you for the said amount, together with
costs and damages, if you fail to appear and
answer
To the Sheriff, or any Constable of said
county, Greeting: Make legal service and
due return hereof
Given under my hand the lst day of De-
cember, A. D., 1857.
NJ. w. HALL, II. s.
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5prfial n otl1rs.

DR.. L. ]. Czapkay.- This Skillful Hun
garian Surgeon and Medical Adviser is attaining wealth
and fame by his wonderful His advertisements
may be seen in another column.
Es9P All i'll want of Medical advice
should consult Dr. Young whose discretion is sur
passed by any physician in the country. In his SKILL
honor and integrity all may rely with safety while most
of the practitioners Francisco are without honesty
or respecabilty their pretentions being grounded
ignorance and assumption.
Office corner of Montgomery and California streets up
stairs opposite the Banking House of Wells Fargo &
Co., San Francisco Open from A NJ to S p NJ sun
days excepted oct 24-13
Bear Mountain Lodge Mo. 76 F. and
A. M.:-Stated Meetings held on the Wednesday ~
of preceding full moon, in Angels Camp. Wis "
iting Brethren in good standing respectfully invited
attend. 7. Il. SPONSLER, W. NJ.
WA KELLY, Secretary. ap 25-tf-7
Calaveras Lodge No. 78, E. and A
M.-hold their Stated Meetings at their Hall, in\ &
San Andreas, on the SATURDAY of, or next to NJ.
succeeding Ful Moon. Visiting Brethren in good stand
ing are respectfully invited to attend.
NJ THORPE, W.M
JAMES BARCLAY, Secretary. oct 11-tf-41*
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Parton & Eeonapd.
re- ~ O TTC E. ~w9s

4 LII PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
= settlement of the estate of d. D. Fox. late
OF this county, deceased, are hereby notified
that the undersigned have filed their accounts
IN the Clerks office, and that they will apply
to the Honorable Court of Probate of Calave-
ras county, at the next (January) session, to
be discharged from their bonds.
JAMES GORMAN.
HORACE AUSTIN, Ao'n IS
San Andreas, Dec. II. '57. dec 1915
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HsN NOIICE

n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT |
~ VIII apply to the Board of Supervisors,
at their Session in February, for renewal Of
License to kekp Toll Bridge over the North
Branch of the Calaveras.
E. L. STEVENSON.
Stevenson's Bridge Dec. 18th. 81. 4tl6*
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COrnWell & Bowman,

" TENnvvare.-Al large assortment.
4 jan 3-13 CORNWELL Il BOWMAN
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j. I'D. Edwards. WI. d.,

PLY SICIAN AND SURGE E n
Main street, ...Angers,
Keeps constantly on hand choice selection of
Drugs, M dicines, &C.,
Of every description. sep 26:mtf-l3
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Monday Morning, January S, 1857.

NEW YEARS EVE ~ NEW foRK-New Year 8
Eve was celebrated with great spirit In New York.
Various companies of fantasies paraded the
streets, and the papers represent the scenes AS
those of a thorough 5oing carnival. Watch was
kept in all the Methodist churches with the usual
interesting incidents attending The doinss of the
Germans at the!. " Eolks Garten," were par.cu.
lsrly striking. The New York Express, In de.
scribins them, says:
New Years Eve was celebrated in splendid
style st The 'Volks Garten,' opposite the Bowerv
Theatre. The exterior was lit up with varieeated
lamps forming the words, "Volk Garten Within
were ali kinds of amusements and singers suitable
TO the physical. moral or Intellectual taste. Va
rous chance tables for the votares OF fortune were
spread out In tempting style
Midnight came, and long loud "hurrah" camo
with II. Each person jumped up to wish lis
neighbor happy new year; every one responded.
bnt in the midst of their congratulations the gas
was suddenly turned off, the bells began to ring,
the bands played a solemn air, and the blue lights
red lights. green lights and white lights aterna
Illuminated the extensive building from the roof
The whole sffair was gotten up in exact imitation
of the Winter Garden celebration of New Year
eve IN Germany On a sudden she building az
brilliantly ra.illuu.;nated, the band struck up
'iiaii Columbia" and congratulations followed.
The fun afterwards kept up for some time
a select cho-As OF thirty male voices from one of
the German clubs singing the old country "Frolic
Songs, and the double band of musicians furnish
ing capital accompaniments. The house was
-7owded al. The evening
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Plan of swan &. Ca.,~ r,otser,es

','' h'mheIa core JonGirg with those on the
yAe are placed IN wheel. The prizes are placed
@ -" a-' ne wheel! number is drawn from the mum.
',e c,hs5 "1saL The prize drawn is placed against
@ ''-'n. et ofs"n Tnls operation is repeated uatii
in ORDERING TICKETS.
Enclose the money To cur address far tbe ticksts
h., 49,, On f5o-lpt OF which they will be forwsrde
e. &c -. q ofewn numbers and prizes will be sent
" sst'ss=,' immediately after the drawing
~ fufchsse1s will please write their signatures
-, a. eE- theiT patt tttlce. county Rrl State
~ E%eG % tht-r that every prize is dawn and paw
" Al prizes of r l,o60 aud under gsis ir,,,a.
y 9,Ssf gS ths drawing: other pnzes 81 the usual
a., ~ c9!Imenlcet ! oas strictly confiiential
e. her ofGca Al 0'"ei ucket' d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

PARDoNED.--Ihe Supreme Court of Missouri
having affirmed the decision of tie Circuit Court
In the case of Wilson 4. Baker, convicted a. ST.
Louis s5me time since of manning DT. Hoffman
and sen;encsd 20 five ycsrs in the peui;entiary
the defendant was :Gkea 10 p,,son or Saturday
last st jefferson. Socn after be left ST. Louis his
wife arrived there irons j, .erson witG ardoR
for him from the Governor. 1t appears tt:s psssed
each other on the road " withou. moving Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

HEAVY LITERARY Loss The loss by the
burning of the medical department of the Uni
vsrsity at Louisville, Ky, was very heavy the
trustees and professors of the institution rave
been constantly adding to its usefulness and in
terest by appropriations from their personal
profits for books, apparatus and medical curio>i
ties Professors Shlman, Gross and Flint each,
at different times, visited Europe for the purpose
Of procuring for the Institution instruments and
books It's library of French works, relating to
the various branches of the profession, was proba,
bly, the most complete in the Union Some books,
q few retorts and jugs of acids, and desk or two
was ell that was saved of the contents of the in
teresting and useful institution. In one hour all
was DESTROYED
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FATAL ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL OHIO
RAHRoAp.--Ths Wheeling iateligencer. Of
Wednesday says:
Last evening terrible accident occurred on the
Central Ohio road, by which two perseEs were
killed; an gibser aud some other person enanect
ed with she train, We belisvs The scelasnt oc.
currei nn 4 fsaight q ain. fFaaa tie bursting of 4
boiler 81 or near thA Norwich efatien. iVs learn
also, that about toriy head OF bogs shh whsca
he II ain y as pfsneipay ioaa.a, we're sised
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No MORE GkErSA 3EERs MARRIA6gs.-At
the end of the present year Greina Green sad
Border :narsis rta will be prevented BY a. act
passed a, lhe last session of pAramentit Is pro
vided tha. after December 81 81, no irregular
rages Contracted In Scotland by cscia! alton, &C.
acknowledgement ceremony, shall be valid, unless
ore of the parties had. q; tie date 1cereof his
ber usual place OF residence tbare, or had lived ID
Scotland fc2 twertyene days "a xt preceding such
marriage.
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CoLIsIoNS.-The Boston and Worcester Esil
roa1 Company has adopted novel method of pre-.
venting collisions on that road, to be used in all
cases when from any cause, the signal or fagmen
indicating danger ahead, may chance to be over
looked This consists of a small tin box filled with
an explosive material, with which each train is
provided which being fastened to the rail- deto
mates soon as the wheel of the engine strikes
it, and thus gives efectual warning TO those upon
the train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

WANTING TO MARRY ACROSS A RIVERA
couple of ViTginians came TO the ferry at Milr0n
y. c., Christmas, with the view Of crossing.CYel
into North Carolina and getting married but the
river was up" and finding chance TO get over
they wanted magistrate to stand on this side arc
marry them on the opposite bank! The PROPOSE
ton w as not aCceded 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

ANIMAL FooD.-Housekeeper have had their
wits and their purses we'll probed for several
years on the question of how TO keep up with the
increasing price of annual food According to the
statistics from lS40 TO 1850 the increase OF our
population was more than IS per CENT while the
increase of stock to supply food was only IL per
cent. Ia New England and the Middle States,
during the above decade, while the population has
steadily augmented, the stock has decreased near
ly 5 500, GOO head In the States Of Ohio, Indiana
Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri, there has been an
increase of 100000 head of stock but the ratio
of increase in people ha, been vastly greater At
the same time the export of provisions was in lS4-
46 inclusive, $40 52l 000 and in l85256 inclusive,
S233 679 600. To account, then, tor the high cost
of provisions, we have an immense increase in
population, decrease in stock, and vast increase
in expectation.
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HIGH PRICE FOR FUEL IN PRAIRIE TOWNS
At SEullsburg wood has been selling by the load
lately at the ate of from $40 to SIS cord. and
dfcul. &c get that price. Coal sells at tif
~ cents a bashel. Many man, in the prairie VII
lagos of the West pays more in year FOR flei
than II COSTS him TO provision" bis family.
CLifuqo f1Ls.adl
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of Mrs Darlington. of Halifax, Va, were lost
in Dan River al the South Boston ferry few
days ago while attempting TO cross over in the
ferry boat which was sunk by coming in contact
with ice. The driver and others made uraru
l0us escape One OF the horses attached struggled
fouC hours with bis nose above water, but was
do NuGd at last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

THE NORrHWEsTERN VIRGINIA Railroad
The Chief Engineer OF the North western Vira inia
railroadhas informed US that he has just received
official notice of the completion of the track on the
last DAY Of the year, had been promised. He
tufther states that the road is in condition for
immediate use. al slow speed, of course upon the
part most newly laid, 4 train with materials for
construction. with freight and passenger cars
st.ached, has been regularly run over this rnu as
rs it was extended, and is now running daily from
end to end In about a month more the station
buildings aud other appurtenances will be ready
for use ard the track throughout, it is now for
three fourIhs Of it's length in good and safe con-
dition for the ordinary railway speeds.-B0itimore
Patriot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

wild CAT" BANKs-MEETING IN CALHOUN "
The people of Gordon county, Georgia, have re-
solved, in public meeting that they will not receive
as money any of the following wild cat issues in
Georgia: Bank of Columbus; Bank of Middle
Georgia. at Macon; Cherokee Insurance and Bank
iug Company, Dalton Interior Bank, Griffin La
Grange Bank Manufacturers Bank, at Macon
Merchants Bank, Macon Southern Bank, Balm
bridge; any other that are not bankable at the
city Of Augusta or Savannah. The Macon Teie.
graph, in commenting on this resolution, says
at is certainly neither right, nor justice, nor
sense, to style the Manufacturers Bank and ank
of Middle Georgia, at Macon, wild cat institu
tions, Both owned by stockholders living
among u.s. and comprising some of the heaviest
capitalists in Georgia. Both redeem their Issues
on demand at the counter from which they are
delivered, and seek no outside circulation which
they are not ready at any moment to redeem. If
the Gordon county people hold any of their notes,
they have only TO apply at any time in banking
hours and they will receive gold and silver iu ex
change SO soon as it can be counted What bank
can ds more; and what sense in calling such banks
wild cait'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

IMPORTANT CASE ABOUT TO BE DECIDED A
question of much interest to citizens, and in
its general feature to the public IT large, is about
to be submitted to Judge Tyler for decision, upon
an agreed case. 1t viii be remembered tba our
city council, following the example of our Stase
government, has imposed TAX on our corpora
ton and State stocks. The COVER to do this is de-
MED by the holders, and payment refused. Upon
this question OF power the issue is made up, aid
will soon be decided by our Circuit Judge.-AJer
GHdria (Pa) Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

VENERABLE COUPLE There are living in
Paramus, Bergen county, New Jersey, venera
BILE couple, whose united ages amount to one huu
dred ami seventy six years The husband is Line.
ty and ihe wife eighty six. They have lived to-
gether seventy years, and are well as can be
expected under their great age, their minds re-
tanning al their yiR0r. He is the last of three
brothers who have long since been gathered TO
their fathers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

NAvTGATIoN.-The Wheeling papers of Thurs
day report seven feet four inches f water Ia the
Ohio river, but navigation is still Instructed by
the ice. Navigation was fully resumed between
Louisville and Cincinnati Oh the 39th uliimo, the
ice at Twelve Mile Island having given way At
st. Louis, the same day, the Mississippi was full
of heavy running ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

THE KANSAS PKIsoNERS.-Governnr Geary
has appointed Captain Han3p pton, kind and cen
siierate Kentuckiau keeper CT the fcee State con.
vc:s at Lecomp.on, and lie has hired a warm and
comDodous cabin TO be used for them. They are
provided with all the necessaries of lite and on
their parole of honor are allowed to work for wages
in the town,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

Loss OF THE SCHOONER WILLIAMsBURGH -
The schr WilIiamsburgh, Capt Torbell, from Vir
ginia FOR New York, with a cargo of wood in a
gale, from n, n W, Dec %, off the Capes of the
Delaware, split sails and sprung leak, and Oh he
2sth in the Gulf Stream. taken off Dy the shiI
Rockland or Boston, from Calcutta, and afterw arc
transferred TO the ship Henry Clay of and for New
York, 10 which port they were carried
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

FIRE IN S1t AMMAN A fire occurred il SAyans
nah on the 2eh partially des'r, ing tlres brick
buildings, known warnings Range on Bryan
and st. Ju!ien's sts. The heaviest losers were:-
j. w Miller 81 500, Carey d Powelsea 50, ,GfD, and
G. + Smith $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

A NoBLF FELLOW ON the morning of Dec lst
four little boys broke through the ice on the lake
near their school house, in Waterville Wis. The
villagers FASTENED TO the spot but the ice was 80
thin that none dared venture to their aid. At
this moment, just the boys were sinking, a
young man, eighteen years of age, named John
Adams, sprapg forward. seized fishing spear
and avng smost of his clothes on the bank
plunged into the lake and saved two of the boys
He then made another dash and saved the third
Adams was now almost exhausted but the mos
ther of the fourth boy was standing near, in hor-
rible agony, and Adams said to her, Il will save
your boy or die Tying rope around his waist
be told toose on shore to pull him in il ne sank
and cried out stand by the rope, am going to
him." He then plunged tn, swan out some ten
rods. breaking the ice with his hands, seized the
boy, who was sinking for the third time, carried
him ashore, and restored him 70 his mothers armsl
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RACON q. nAsKERVIII-

R9..,vs "hNERAL AL CohMISsION'M MERCHANTS
tnf7TSoaYe consgnments Of Tobacco, Fjour- Corrt
NJ &c end give their personal attention 20 aat
al '.e ana Keep constantly on hand large and eer
H.. 4'0''nehs OF Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Gns no,
fs sH-dkwts
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NEGRO HIRES IN FAIRFAX.-The Alexandra
Sentinel says that the hires obtained for negroe es
at Dranesville and Fairfax Court House, Thursday
reached most extravagant figures. Farm hands
ranged between Sl30 and $780, smiths and other
mechanics from $500 to $3.50; negro women, $40
TO 500; boys from Sl00 to $40 The demand
was largely in advance Of the supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

,2.I1I%fE--.Thc Wiz: INA Fikk
,%p MARINE INsURAECE CO :, "a e1f,sren wnsa
- .s,I,re Of Va in 1852 Office No ~ MAN
.T ..' -, =, sre, - the Dispatch Newspaper Once
-. essn,, l5ss by IRE snd The dangers OF the
ii sH3s Of poper;y snd on favorable terms
.,,.,, ..y faS PolirV a. SuTreg , .
y ''' THCs u. ALfRlEND, PTest.
vgL CovAErIN sec'y. ,...,. -,
. . mrs Company lstsly removed IT'S oIhce rom
s.-s.s Hotel on Fta1slin street. &c sly
i,IVE AND MARINE iNSi RANCE can can
l. - ss4-ss5 " Il the Al5ermsI.s insurance Com
9ny u So yo0e terms $. win &'y y.ts o5t to o0rnps rs
o. 2 Tug - SF9Kt'S 4 CO,
c''s'- NFy2 Ag4f aiakmcad, Va
Y-H7 EARLY, Pest
nc. WOOD yr, sec y
Charlottesville, q
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The Persian Ambassador, Feroukh Khan brings
to the Emperor of the Frenel The decorations
of the order OF the Sun and of The Lion worth
l(0 0C0 to the Empress Eugenie, pearls and pre-
cious stones worth e0000f; and TO Prince Nspo-
Icon sabre, richly set with precious stones,
of the value of 60,000f. He salso the bearer OF
tvs decorations, one of which is intended for
Count Walewsk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

SHIPBUILDING IN BOSTON AND VICINITY -
During the year 1856 the number of vessels built
Boston, South Boston, Chelsea, Charleston and
Medford-was 49, and the amount of tonnage
As, ,345 tons, which is a gain of two vessels and
57S7 tens over 1885, but is less than the business
of 1854 by seventeen vessels and 26 802 tons. The
latter year was, however the time when the clip
per fever was at its height
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IND well the place, for /, true

sCu 80 eSt bargains are IN store for you!"
,s,, AZ ~ - q % are selling the most fashionable
far1 as OF HIass Butter, Preserve, Pickle and Su
ra,D Dthhes LeseT Beer and other Tumblers and De-
C,ss' Csssin ana Water Pitchers; Goblets, Wine
o.. @Et Gss cups, Salt Cellars, etc ; Locking Glass
ohes ep ared, land Clocks; No Fronstope
T"ts sIes i sno D!shea etc; richly guided and or
~ 1osFef hsses and other Pallor ornaments.
faIeis Gid ard Oh Lamps, and thouaancs Of Other
,I.esl at prces 30 aud IS cents lover than they
E,,bsr55 csa De bought for. Our cash purchases on
~ IohtecnonsEy establishment is suppiied with
cntlots shsoFinent. Please call ct the French
rs,,ss.ionsry and Variety Store corner Broad and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

LIVERPOOL AND PORTLAND LINE OF STEAM.
ERs-The State of Maine" newspaper announces
.as establishment of the Liverpool and Portland
i;ne Of misunderstanding at ST. Johns, N T.,
snA tsslifax. Information was received by the
last arrival from Europe 10 the effect that plans
Lave been matured and arrangements made for
the maintenance of the line, commencing on the
5tb Of March, with the Circa ssian, screw propel
Ter of sO0 tons, having engiaes of $50 horse pow
er. She will be followed four weeks later by the
Khersonese. The trips will be monthly
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kf0aWA kDING HUsIN Z = Nm
= NAEAsED DISPATCH II hs.ua zssas s--s-~.

ntf 70 increase the line Of boats runninS from n,y
, shaii at the commencement OF the fall sea.
80! this Yf Yfsngemsnt will put goods through iva
sSeheF thaa heretofore, and nearly il net alto.
= coon as by the y. s. e. r., and at much
s.ehents west Of Lynehburs wishirx TO eopdsa
I1stt Ire rsilIord agent sfs required 10 de-
'.has 70 pay the charges t0 that point. a. tbs
set nis ishlsssos harosd refuse TO pay or col
~ Ia's"s Oh goods saceiYed by the Canal
ALFRED y. LEE, on the Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

RAILROAD AND 3AEk DIVIDENDS The South
Carolina Railroad Company have declared divi-
dend of five dollars per share aud the So';,hwes-
tern Railroad Back dividend OF serenity Eve cts
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IMPORTED SHkEP Twelve fine rams and ewes
| Ct the purest SOuthdown breed, accompanied by a
Sco'ch shepherd aud his family, were landed lately
at Baltimore. They are from Liverpool, and n ere
imported by Mr.. Charles Green, of Prince William
| county Va