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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08
NEW AGENCY IN GODDIN's HALL.

AN-The subscriber having secured the large front
Basement Room, in Godllin's Building, corner OF
Bank and llth streets offer his services to the cit
Eeps of Richmond. Manchester and the surrounding
AGENT, viz: Hiring out Negroes Renting out
Hooses Collecting Claims aud would also attend to
the sale OF WHEAT, FL0UK, CORN, TOBACCO,
and all other country produce The undersigned Is
well acquainted with the citizens OF Richmond, hav-
ing beeu born aud raised among them. and to them
would refer them to Messrs. Goddn Apperson and
the citizens generally. Ny terms shall be moderate.
de2l--dIms A. L. MADDOX.
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BAD WoMAN.-Betsy Burk, drunken.
dissolute woman, was committed TO jail yesterday.
in default Of security for her good behavior, on
conviction Of being drunk and disorderly, and
throwing water upon wm. II. Lahman, Q lad.
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BEoaAas ase pouring into the city

BEGGARs aae pouring into the city
from all sectioLs of the country. and nearly every
one of them has doleful ditty TO repeat about
the losses they have encountered by sea and land
Most of them are worthless vagabonds. .driyeA from
the North by the tightness Of the times; and II
nine out Of tea are strong. hearty lpokfng men, II
them sentenced By the courts to hasi labor 10 tAs
various works Of internal Improvements, whers
they would be weh fed and we'll worked. Rich
rnond, st thia time, has her hands full with bel
own poor. III others come here to winter they vii
be harnessed In the chain gang just % sure ths
Mayor can get his hands upon them.
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GEO. W. Il. TYLER,
VI AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES
RENT OFT H0IISES AND ClI.LECT CLAIMS.

The subscriber offers his services to the public
agent tu hire out negroes, rent out houses. collect
claims sell Wheat, Corn, Flour and Tobacco. the
usual terms. 4e.
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
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible homes
for servants and responsible tenants for houses.
References-ths citizens of Richmond generally.
Office on Marshall street. next 70 the New Market
hay scales q. W. ii. TYLER,
dely-lm Agent and Collector
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The new stssmsr Moses Tayler, Capt. Mssowan,
ssilsd frem New York, Tuesday. on her first trip
70 Aspinwall with the California mails sHd large
numbsr Of passengers,
Aecording 70 ths message Of Mayor Tiemann, O.
New York tho total dsbt Of that eity b el7
the permanent debt $ls, s,969, i6a tho amoant un-
provided for on the isf Of lanuaTy Il $l0, ,7S, vi
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Good Prizes. ssE sI.ves.
ssaEpEKaE OF THs RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

[caRlEsy0EIEKoE OF TUE RI0HMoND DAILY DlsPArcH.I
CHAaL0rfE C H. vA.,(
January 9. 1855. !
OF the negroes belonging to the estate Of A. D.
Alexander, advertised In the Dispatch some days
since, nine were sold on Monday, Including boy,
age They brought Si0,S30, an average Of Sll7o
,s,h--whieh. considering the "hard times We
think crack sale. The balance were, AZ old man,
2 women, and family Of q women and children,
that brought corresponding prices. They were all
sold TO farmers for cash bonds, SIX months credit
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,vc ol;y.r A Hohson char.

SHOOTING. Oliver A. Hobson, charged
with isloniously shooting James Hansborough, In
Rocketts, last Monday night, was arraignsd bstars
the Mayer, yesterday, and partially sxAIainsd, bui
owing 10 the ahssnes Of witpeasss tOr the defence
the Investigation was possponsd until to-day.
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TO-DAY, the military Of the city are to
make grand dspaopstratidn in Lonor Of the ami
yerssry OF the memorable battle Of New OTlesns,
The various companies will turn ont In force TO
nre salptes and engage in regimental parade.
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Miss MITCHELL, TIE AsrRoSoxxR.-Miss Maria
Mitchell, of Nantucket, Mass. who received q gold
medal from the King Of Denmark for her discove-
ry OF new comet was spending few weeks with
She had bsea Oh visit to the family Of Sir VIII
liam Herscheil.
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NRs MARGAREr HEAR, widow Of the lata DR.. 5. d.
Heap, for many years y. 8. Consul Of the Kingdom
of Tunis died In funis, Barbary, on the ID OF De-
csaabsr. She Was sister of the late Commodore
David porter ssa
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WOOhEINS sPECTTTCI-T01

OHkUNN THRUSH AND UynpIPUA--
The proprietor Of thb SpscfAc, has 6eea sv0re q
It's virtues for several ysaI@ having hssssnfiy na1
siictsd He had % Ass q o6srins it 70 a. bstlic
in this form. uAsil - was urged - 20 o. 81 Skoa1
who had hssa cured By its nee. He now. v1ih ~
confidence. onsrs Il 70 the publie. Sor fhs two
Indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh md Dys1o01S. !.
not a. general pabaceA. for all ths oln - -
OF sale. = =
Manufactured and soad hy q. v0Oou1R -
for s.. For sale Als0, ~ aAGhas AISa4oe& ~ y
pIoof; J. W. PqIkAxS Nh saess& sA6 -: Enianoo
corner Of Brood and 25th strests. Church I'm @sgN
Il nel-A ..ss..------~-..---
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fns wsAran n cAsApA.--fhs Montreal PiIpa Of
the 3oth nit says: We are nov having rsgsiar
old d-faassioped SOW storm. IL began sDoviug yes-
tarsy al noon, has continued ever sincs, and still
ccntiares - We 60 70 pxsss. About two feet have
zllsu. fherm0nstsr At TIRE o'clock this after'
noon n degrees Above 1ero. All the traans coming
into the city were delayed by the storm.
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IhfuDEScE.-Tom, slave to j. M. Shep-
pard, was punished ysstsr,sv morn,re n. arIs,
o. 81 the Mayor, fer using impudent language 10 Mrs
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TOHN X. COOK

John h. COOK,
GENERAL AGENT .s.
WIN continue to HIRE OUT NEGROES, RENT
OUT HOUSES, &c. Office on the corner of Main and
Pearl streets where he has been engaged in the
above business for the last twelve years.
de 5--ta
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ACCIDENTALLY KnLEn.--On Christmas morning,
near Ioifecker's mili, Kent county, Del. James
Barcus, young man, aged about IL years, was In
stsntly killed By the accidental discharge Of gun
In the hR.ds Of John Evans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

GOLD PRAYxR.-Ice sellers are fervent
~ praying for cold spell. 90 that tbav r,av =,
enaoied to all their ice houses now. 10 keen tbs
people cool in the dog days ~ -'sp 'Ds
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said to have been sent into the Senate to-day for
confirmation: Beverly l.. Clarke, Of kenSucky,
Minister TO Guatemsia; u. D. }. Twyman, Of Ken.
tueky, Consul to Vera Cruz; Thomas D. Stevenson,
Of Kentucky, Judge, New Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

LsdrsLAruRs or MAINs.--TAe Senate organized on
Wednesday by the choice Of Hon. Seth Seammon
as presidsnr, and Mr.. Hall clerk. The House
elected j. H. Drumnond speaker, and @. W. VIII
son, clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

AoouIrTED.-Margaret, slave. charged
With stealing gold rias from John II. Knowles,
was acquitted BY the Mayor yesterday, there be.
ing no esiSencs to establish her guilt.
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SLIrPED HIS CHAiS.-Nathauiel E
uooper, valuable member Of that popular insti
tuition known a. the chain gang sIipped his traces
yesterday and is now at large. II Nat has lsft the
city no great effort will be made to recapturs him
but II he remains within the corporation. he h
sure TO be returned to his high vocation Of drag
ging ball and digging dirt
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THR BAIL o-nipht. to he given hy the

THE DALI tU-uIButs % DC BfseH UT FuS
Montgomery Guard, will no doubt ts largely at
tended by ladies and gentle Who enjoy dancing
and music. Preparations have been made to en-.
sure plscssat ss5asng to visitors, and the compa
ny are pledged to observe the best order and deco.
rpm.i When our reaaers remember that the coca,
sion is the anniversary Of the sdccess Of the Anne
rican arms over the Brit,sh lien, We have doubt
that many Of then will gladly Join In the ceiebra-
u fion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

MAssAcHrsIrrs LEdIsIATuaE.-Ths Legislature ~
Massachusetts, organised an "Wednesday By tes
choice ofths Republican nominees IN both branches
Gov. Ranks wa6 inaugurated yesterday.
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INony.s1No zee WArcn--.The {

INoRBAsINd TgH WATCH ----The 0rdi-
nance lately adopted by the City Conncil to In
crease tie number of the Night Watch shoald be
the number of bprgiarias now nightly increasing.
II Increase is aver necessary, now is the time.
Why, then. wait until the first of March TO put the
ordinance In force! On the I'D of February, thou
sands of strangers, from all sections OF the Union,
are expected here to witness the inauguration of
the Washington Statue, and as a matter OF course
an army of thieves and pickpoekets will be on
hand to profit by the gathering. VIII act az ex-
ira police force be needed "a dstees spd arrest
these strolling hyenast Is y to se hoped that tho
of iScrvasing the watch on the hrst Of March, as
heretofore determined upon, the addition to that
arm Of the police force will be made at once.
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PIaAcY AND MURpEa OF EuRoPsAss-we have
received the Overland Friend Of Chins, Of October
3oth; 1t contains an interesting aeouus f piracy
and murder in tho China Sea- rear Hong Kong,
from which we compile the following faets
Tts schooner Nevs sailed from Hong Kong on
the l7th Of October, bound for FoochoVfoo, with
. cargo valued at from thirty y fofsy thousand
pounds sterling. including large amount Of sps-
Gle. At about 2, ~. "A Sunday, the next day,
only the grnEes, sAs man ct the wheel, aud two
ookopts being on deck, the carpenter aud another
Chinese came up steslthily, and attacking them
frst, and afterwards the captain and mate, Who
came mp on hearing the noise, obtained posssseios
Of the vessel.
The captain was killed at one blow, and the
mate, wounded, escaped TO the pain top. where
he remained about thrss hours and halt. During
this time, the raSrdsrers fastened chain sabls
over tbs yorecastls hatchway, preventins the sxi,
OF the crew below, and loading the lsBg boat with
treasure, left the vessel. The mate then came
down, and releasing the crew, brought the vesse
TO the Wind, aud on Monday morning anchoret
her In Hong Kong.
On examination Of the cargo, Il was found ihs
the deficit exceeded $4,000. The conduct of u,
government 10 said, BY the Friend, 70 b woat 81
traordinary, No measures whatever seem 70 hav
been taken BY the proper aNthoritips 70 bring th
| culprits to justice
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Mies Ridgwsy, q yeusH ana rich Ansstees
% ssys Parisiaa gossip.
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FOR SALE, &C.


4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
II Fot sale. my Farm Of 3ll acres, in Albemsrle
n,unty adjoining J. o. Massey, Sneed AID others;
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the RI
wanna Improvement One hundred and twenty
srrs--onethird bottom land cleared, enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
sad well of first rate water on the preinlset-
Terms literal. II preferred, an exchange will be
mond, or call ST nay Office. corner of Franklin and
Governor streets. 8. A. HART.
lS-dhrn
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No is HC~r3 sS.sS2 nsuau~s
ARn nov racsiyi1g. "A III vkos11S - SsSs
as.i 1s sss e. .ssss ssas. q pkSes; De 1s pr
sortmsnt vel sdsste1 = ~ vSs@ ~ ~
pSrchsssd IN lsrsoa b cos Os ~ koas . ihs1Si
We ere tS.ssfni II = r. ~ ~ y - ..sar.. I,
sss,. Ssss ,s ,S.f En- ssSs;;.a y ~ ..s
suppliss ard ~ -, resse ssssss ~ R,- y
Gel goods ssas noS =. > 1ssfSs e - 5';i's
very Ss9sc % aUs eaoys ~ ssalias arsis = 4
uaaSiss ordsrs ~ ssonpS afeoafaOn 70 htnrnDg -
= - PUS6xrI. LAnm : ~. - =.
ann ma .s,s.x =. :. dH z 5seH HrNAA
MOST WONDERFUL bi5C6T7fyE ~ W
ARDS xNTfD6TS scs ths sbovs ne se-Axq
faiI. and is considsssi bv nn.ss.s ~ 1N4y
lana ~ AZ rsdfrsi ,rss. rH ~ ~ 80 - r
use. a.sse.'s' : = - - : : 1
Refsrerc.. vsv.,, ~ a -. -. y - =
bx rhe sf.vs rc,sSteiry - No - eeD oo1u(
Prics 81 psr boSfiA- No hs ma a. -s.tilan 5sxlas
s'@ = ~ fH05i xo r1o9aunf4
- = : 0cSese e Ssey - z1.A -
LthiiNIA MoRM fKILLRRs--.CAi5111I
n. = r.cesnmanisS wssh sIhsSnse- ~ -
~ srrsssencs snS ~ wsn a tns grsaast
Be- onA 81 the bssx ~ sr1 -
sfruvsrs n ~ = - - We8he
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other naussous s drus. = ~ - sssss
Prepared only by n .. PJCor. - s.rgs.,s :.
s. y.S99;s.: 9snsI.HI; : - : -. .-az - =
i bv pRI sANvonrss m - = y ~ ~ ~ .Ss1
MEDItylL II DisOovERY - I. 1.s,.-I - 49,.
aImost ta, 9rrsf % Seiievs n 49, Ss8
ssss ons satli. t st sss 1sds ssss sss*g I'd
tsomrlsint Nnrc ~ -n.t ~ ~ ih.1- - -
{ common hesdasbs Al ~ ssSStHSHs 1StSH ~ ~ =
Disc AsEp LryRR. -
Tho Lryxr Il a.s ~ the sr,,,.,..,..-,.s...S... - :.
as%sn sss Ds..,s ssSs 4 ;Sa "a
action Of the Liver io< ~ prossr ~
sn.se sTs ss .ss. y ss >: ssS:E "a:
do its duty For ne dlssa. - ~ shss os.s.<5 -
pr0psietors has msie it<his sf,,iv - sr-s.rS{~ p
more than 2A years "a NAcd .cs,S -s~fsss
with 70 covntsrsct thssrSmsnv dsrr~~5.~S =
which it IL liable
To prove that this yc =. u,esyv 4 A ,ase e~A -
person troub ed With Ii~( - 1fo,n. i.i.s ~ -.
fts forms has but ts1Srv = ho<sis s,d .cavs.SxsS
certain: -
and extroctiua that nsTtlsVhirh n soishia
Al; morbid Or Sai mestsrA hun ~ ~
thessomsch csusns sfood.. does, ~ vsii sr,I -,
merry rsnsSina thsesasss. q de sisssss, ssS Z =
Poison that i n.nais~. sss.Ss4S1 ~ -
tlns loss astsr aat;no z tIsnasri-rt a ,.,s.. -,
aronarh ana nrsyanf ~ eso1 :sc.e r3si.S ~ -.
in@' ana p's''n' 'us ri wv Avn s''sas - -
Only ons dosa tak am b. inn. vstsrtn~ ~~su~,x
ni9hin,are '
0niy one dose tahen al mint loose.s ~ bswss
renfiy and eures cr,stiys~ ~. = 'fs''-
One dose taken affsrf tesch >ael mi suu ~
pepsia. -
0ue doe Of two tea. k-lnoansfuj I'M s1vw~xs =
ueye sick Headache. $50 I. =. - = 80
one hofti. tsSen fnr .. u.a,e eoh.truetsor,e.,..-s
the sauss al ths sisaasa I)and NM - 4 -
Only one aoss iu,usedfs stsiY rsiisvedf - 81
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ToaN TO pIEcxs BY Doss.--A little boy named
Eddie Johnston, while playing Monday afternoon,
10 an open lot in Water street, Brooklyn. was set
upon by two large bull dogs, who tore of both his
feet, crushed his legs, and mangled him terribly
before they were discovered 1t was found impos-
sibIe to drive the dogs of until both were killed..
The poor little fellow was taken to the hospital,
but cannot survive his injuries. H
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PRICE ONECENT.

MALE OnPHAB AsyLuM.---Mr. r. ".
gransford, the worthy asd faishfal Prssidsat q
tas Valuable institution. has been compelled By
useful msmber Of its Board Of Directors has been
elected to gu the post. Msssrs. Abeer ". Rich
ardsou and VIM. n. Hill, are :ths sushorizsd ool-
Iectors fos the institution, to solicit donations The
benifcsut operations Of this Asylum are 90 we'll
known TO our citizens that IL seems hardly neces.
sary 70 make IN appeal In its behalf Il has iu
careful training upwards Of thirty osphana No
just estimate be formed Of the far reaehirg ~
suit that must fow from an sstablishmsat that
asss from year to year such work ~ this.
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GENERAL AGENTS., DO.


GENERAL AGENTS., &c.
GEORGE II. ToMPKINs,
o,. aExKnsL "A, aeEssfY xs6 sesasSslL|nros,
WIN write up Books make out and Collect Ac.
counts Rent out Houses, and do any other business
appsasaining to General Agency.
EDGAR MACON,
AGENT EsHKosp' AhR S2siTIssISN s1sgfSla nkRoIAsT'
Gives prompt attention to selling WHEAT, CORN,
FLOWN ToBACCo, and produce of all kinds, OF
give T atnssa % nrRN M SeP NE
akOks, TO whom every o. itenftan will be paid.
Once In Metropolitan Hal franklin street
J. N. sAwrsR. p. IL. aoSfAoUS
AND CoELECTl0N AGENCY
The undersigned will attend TO the above named
branches ofbusiness. In prompt and efficient man
We will WRITE Up BooKs; MAKE OUT and
COLLECT BILLS and ACCOUNTS. COPYING
J. II. SAWYER L CO.,
Corner Bank anu 10th streets,
,.a-,m Opposite hi'ohse GI.1av 6annaSspss aps,s.
NEGRO HIRING.-The subscriber
if oT s hs sn
year He pledges himself TO use his best exertions
TO promote the interest Of those who may hyor him
with their business, aud to pay special attention to
the Negroes during siekness. ue hopes from an ex.
perence of twelve years to be able TO give sutsao-
&C. Office at the old stand Of Dabney d Cauthorn.
corner Of Main and 18th Etreets opposite st. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD N. DABNEY.
T EW1S HILL, -----------
- PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
attends 70 the sale of W HEAT, FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues 10 HIRE OUT NEGROES .
a .hffce on 18th street. near Gaiego Mills. Rich
mond, Va: def-ddwom
A CARD-The undersigned again Of
fers bis services.a 70 the public for the ensuing
COLLECT CLAIMS and attend TO all other business
pertaining Ia GEN ERAL AGENT. Thankful for
the same. EDWARD D. EACH0
Office on Pearl street,
deli-d&wim Near Exchange Hotel.
NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL
~ AGENCY.-The subscriber offers his services
rally, for the purpose Of HIRING OUT NEdk0Es,
RENTING OUT HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS.
&c. Prompt returns made In exery case. He will
endeasor to secure fair prices and good homes for
servants sentto his care and give all necessary at
Wall street. (undsr ct. Charles Hotel,) between
Main aud Franklin streets, Richmond Va.
THOs. j. BAGBY.
He refers by permission to the following gentle
men: Messrs. Dandridge q Hart, Tinsley, faIdy
Ii. K. Ellyson, Of Richmond Joseph Broxnlsy,
John Bagby, Alexander Dadloy and Robt. Pollard
Of King and Queen; VIM. ID. Gary Of King William.
e. 2y-im -saf=a
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= 0S1I 1&hAuNCFIOA.-lWVW WHIt0 M0n
-Marttn Duke and John Wslch-wefs examined
before tho County Court Of Henrico, yesterday
charged With stealing heller valued at $25, fron
Dr.. Peterneid Treat, on the 1st Of Ncyember ThS
evidence proved that the prisoners lived within
two or three hundred yards Of DR.. 1's sncIosures-
that on the night the heller WAS missing the pris-
onsrs LETT their shsnty with two rifles and 81 shot
gun, and during their absence the reports Of the
gune were heard. Soon after they were seen with
bags Of freeh beef The Court remanded them for
nnai trial before the Circuit Court, but refused
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COUGH ELIXIR-Fs1 Pulmonary Dis
Nonss ease II i'' ipsesst ssgs s s1H q ca e.

Ccughs. Mrs. DAVIS COUCH EL1xIk stapda. .tAr
above any Other that has eves been oaesed y
the patronage Of . Southern community. Thig Uo6B-
cine doea MOI profess to eradicate all dissasea q vhe
essf nature, With which humanity may bc amictsd
nor does the opxeoF declare Il 70 Be the oaIy op1n
ior pulmonary dlseases; bat from the rsputst3a. =
nas acquired 0r itself and that too without
with those who have used It. and from the great u6
Der Of certificates Of residents OF Richssena, ,wkA
have been benefited and cured by IL ns sAs - -
nperty 70 commend II TO general MsO. sa1tesd 0Ae
benefit from its healing and curative yousrs a :
FOR sale ~ Mrs. =. D. DAHB, psonett . lHqL
ker and Chas. ID. YAkA - . ~ ~
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| GAVE HNsKIT Up.-John Fly, ths young man,
who, In unfortunate di0seulty at Mnssrsesboro,
Tenn, last summer, shot two young Hsen, ssndcpts
Of Union UDiyersity, killing one and seyezely
| wounding the other, gave himself up in charge oi
the officers Of the Law ct 81. Louis, . few dayl
Since and has returned to Aurfreesboro fer trial.
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CAGE CAsEs.-The following prison

ers we're committed to the cage YESTERDAY, to be
sxamined before the Mayor this morning
Higgins. = .'-' :
Mary, slave to Thomas o. Burton. s,r stsaling
piece Of calico from s. Fletcher. -
Blakes In her own house.
Warrington, slave TO Alexander Pablin, stealing
q Deg Of hour from John Donnald e - :
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IMPRESSIVE WORDS OF GEN. SHIELDs.-A volunteer
In the Mexican war, writing from Baltimore to the
National Intelligencer, says:
May ask a small space In the columns of your
paper for the purpose of laying before its readers
the few words that escaped the lips of General
James Shields when he WAS being carried of the
field of battle at "Cerro Gordo Mexico f-supposed
having been shot through the body with an "es-
copet" ball. was one of the party that assisted
in conveying him from the field, and the words are
as vividly impressed upon my mind as If they had
just met my They are these:
"Men, am of no further use to my country!-
You are. Lay me down and let me die; might
as well die here az to be taken off to die You are
all strong, ablebodied men; able to do your coun-
try some service. For Gods sake lay me down and
60 do your duty"
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NEW HAxPsaiRE.-The telegraph has announced
the adoption of series of resolutions, by the De.
mocratic State Committee of New Hampshire, en-.
dorsing the position of Senator Douglas on the
Kansas question. We find that the third resolu-
ton Of the series alluded to sustains and endorses
the administration, as follows
"Resotred, That the Democracy of New Hamp-
shire have abiding confidence In the integrity pa
triotism and statesmanship Of President Buchanan
and bis constitutional advisers, and in their del-
ity to the great principle upon which they came
Into power, and We pledge to them our cordial and
unwaverng support in all their efforts to carry out
those principles In the administration Of the gov.
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SEPoY CRUELrr.--We regret to state that young
lady. the daughter Of highly respected clergyman
of this city. who married gentleman connected
with the Indian service about year since, Has
Just returned, not OILY widowedsbpt terribly mu-
tilatsd. - The SepoYs haye cut her tongue ont and
inflicted other ipiuries.-Erastol Mirror.