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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-20
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
IN sFNATB-rvryryo SESSION.
THURSDAY, Feb. is, 1858.
TIN EANK BILL.

THURSDAY, Feb Is, 1858.
TIN BASE BILL.
Mr. HILL offered the following resolution, which
lies ever under the rule
Rssolped, That the Committee on Banks be in
structed to enquire into the expe iieney Of SO mod
flying the Act passed at the present session, entitled
''An Act to enforce the resumption Of specie pay
ments &C." as to-
lst Postpone the retiring Of small notes until the
first Of January 1859
ID. To allow the stock and Free Banks that may
ACCEPT the provisions Of said to receive and pay
out the notes Of the Bank Of Tennessee Branches
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
The following House bills we're passed on the first
residing.
To incorporate the East Tennessee Telegraph
Company, and the Psducsh and Nashville Telegraph
Company.
To incorporate the Lsvrenosburg Turnpike
Company.
To incorporate the Memphis and Big Creek Turn
PIKE Company
To incorporate the CoYington Steam Mil Company.
Toineorporate CovingtoD Female Seminary.
10 incorporate Mt. Horeb Academy in Lawrence
county.
To incorporate the Ripley Female Institute.
To incorporate Clifton Masonic Academy; and the
Cumberland Lodge No, 6 Of T. and A. Mssons of the
city Of Nashville
To incorporate the Cleveland and DuektOwn Rail
road Company,
Senate adjourned until % a. m 70 morrow.
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sOUTHWEsTERN RAILRoAD.

On motion by Mr. COPELAND 10y unanimous
cOnsent) the House took up the bill (482) TO amend
the charter of the South western Railroad Company
with the recommendation Of the Committee on In
ternal Representative question being on the
third recalling.
Mr. SMARTT proposed to amend, by substituting
words, TO locate the connection with the MoMinn-
vile and Manchester Railroad, which was adopted
The vote resulted-yeas 81, nays l5-sO the bill
passed the third and last reading in the House of
Representatives.
The House adjourned til tomorrow morning,
nine O'clock
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". T. BERRY & CO.,
Public sopars.
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SPECIAL NorrCns.
RA~ MAGNIFICENT STocK or NEW PA
Rts DREss ioops 1913 BRoAp srxxxr-
j. m tLLHlSER a BRO.

~s~A-s
RA~ MAGNIFICENT STocK or NEW PA
Ris DREss Goops, les BRoap srsxxr-
j. m tLLHlSE &C R q BRO.
would respectfully call the atteation of their city
Lev stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS, purchased
within few days rast at the large auction sales of
Paris Dress Goods 10 the New York market, at res
,onably low prices. BY one cf their firm. They will
name part comprising the assortment, expecting
10 receive an early call IRON those wishing to pur.
chase.
FOR LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
MAGNIFICENT SILKS!
Silks Armure-a-Les
Rich Lee CaBeie; Pouit de Sole Bayadere 0mbre
Rich Black Gros de Rhine, all boiled; heavy Gros
Rich hite Moire Antiques: Plaid and Striped OF
Robes Daliahs IN ri.h printed colors
Robes Double Jupes guile, do do
kobes-a Eolandts; kobes-a Quadrilis
Robes-a-I.es al erni. in rich colors
Printed French MeIinoes and Cashmere &c Ecosse
All iiW WOOL Paris Amelines and valeDcias
Rich Printed DeLaines, Meda'l ana Bouquet
Bay adere and Chintz
Black and high oolors all Wool Dalaines
Pouit Do Chevres and Silk foulards In variety
De LANES Of American manufacture OF great variety
saxnnia Wool Plaids: Euglish Merinoes
Lurin's Black BonsbaZnes. from the lowest to the
Heavy Beaver Cloths for Ladies' Raglans and Coaks
Aist, DeNtst III LauicS suCii DO
Ragians full size Closks an Cloaks a. Marc uise
Msntilla shswls in Stella, Brcche and Plush Bor-
ders
Mant.lla Shawls of four sides, all Saxon Wool
Heavy Double Shawls; fine Square Shawis for
Misses and Children
French Needle work Embroideries in endless va
ritty; Linen and Housekeeping GJods full stock ;
FlsnEels of every cglor and Gush:y; SheeIngs and
Shittings of every width aud length; Boys and
Mems Wear in good styles; Hosiery Goods, in Silk.
" WOOL, Worsted and Cotton Curtain materials, n
Muslin. Lace and Brocateles White Goods in Swiss,
Check, Cambria, JacJnets; Plaid ami Striped Mus
lins; Prints anu Domestic Goods Of every descrip.
ton: Blankets very cheap; Goods for SeIySnts'
ear, remarkably low.
Families who purchase largely. and country mer-
full worth of their money by purchasing of the
dersigned who the pioneers in selling good bar
gains.
Remember our mottc-"Quick sales and small
profits :" first in quality, lowest in price"
j MILLH fSER Il BRO,
oc ll-dl2t 1893 Broad street.
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oc lldl2t
ssy- BuYERs OF SroyEs, ATTENTION
ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,

ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Continues the manufacture, for the supply Of the
southern market OF those very popular COOhlNd
vIRGiNIA AIR TIGHT
ssogyTTMiEsssS; PLASTER Fd,S e Is.o,,
RICHMOND PREMIUM Shp
Also. HEATING STOVES for parlors, Offices;
-REMEaBEk
That these stoves are hedpier than Northern
Stores, and cost more per pound; that Repairing
T'ates can be at all times promptly supplied. and
their operation is warranted to prove satisfactory
aS-Certificates of merit might be produced by
hundreds Ii ne'esSaI5 B5E SURE
To enquire for the "RICHMOND MAKE OF
STOVES and buy no Others as dealers can make
more on Northern Stoves. and are therefore more
interested in their sale. oc Aim
~- ALL THOSE WHO AIRS AFFLICTED
with any Chronic Disease considered incursble will
receive Letter. giving Information which will in
sure speedy and permanent cure, by sending their
names and one stamp (to prepay postage) to Dr.. h
h. FoorE, the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
author of Medical Common Sense" Saratoga
Springs. Ny. sc l3-daw3m
Ess~ NOTICE oE-ADJoUaNED MEETING
The Stockholders of this Company will meet at the
office Of the Company, in Richmond, on WEDN ES-
DAY. 20th inst at IL o'clock, i'll pursuance of the
resolution adopted at the last general meeting.
Office X dPR y Co.,
RICHMOND, Ocs 5th, 1883 !
oCS Z w MACMUhDo, Sec'y.
OFFICE OF 1. NJ. SINGER co. 2I7 Main st.
ExaF- GRsAT Reduction OF PRICBs.-
SINGER & co.'s NEW and IMPROVED DOUBLE
THREAD SHUTTLE MACHINE, for family use,
for fifty dollars, $50 co. Please 10 call and ex-
anime, before purchasing.
oc lin l. NJ. SINGER 90.
E- CIGARS,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
large and well selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
l4th street,
between Main and Franklin sts
B.-CIGARs made il any style to order.
&C 5-3m
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MECHANICS INsTIrurE.-The fifth an

MECHANICS lNsTIrUr8.-The MIN an
nual exhibition ofthe Virginia Mechanics Institute
will open to night in the now building on 9th
street. The opening address will be delivered by
Mr.. Joseph Hall, President of the Institute. We
can assure the public that the exhibition will far
surpass any of those preceding. Indeed, the num-
Der Of exhibitors about doubles that Of any for.
mer one. There is very attractive display ofthe
fine arts, ,miscelaneous articles almost heyond COM
putasion, and large number oil ingenious ma
chimes and implements.
Members desirous Of renewing their certificates,
and persons who wish to purchase, should call on
the Secretary to-day, ~ his ofce In the Institute
building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
sH~ PApEa HaNaISds, SC.
JOHN f. REG " A U l. Il.
1872 Main street,

SQUARE ABuvsNHw CUSTOM H0UsR.
Has aow in store eis Fall Stock OF FkkSon ana
Et tiIt Velvet Embossed, Glazed All Plain. en-.
bracing many new aud beautiful styles. He would
call particular attention 10 the great and elegant
pFlURAT7oNS AND T00D fAjTATToNS.
which surpass il Il stc AID beauty any ever befT"
an RET in thss CITY Among them will he uu6 tha
PLyZ4Bs TFgEAN LOGIS -ffF. I0IiS ~, BRO.
f,ITEELE IMPERIAL PRINCE l. IONS, RoES
NENSE& GOTiIC 0AG, CORINTTffdN. dC.
Wairh With the new style of de ,oratng rooms with
Gi.T WOOD MoULDlNGS. he is prepsred 10 paper
Rooms Hall aud Entries, in style which cannot
l,a eNcclIed, and on moderate terms ans house
N the century.
Plain AID Glazed Papers. ranging from 10 cents 20
Slapsg roll.
he solieits an examination of bis Stock. as he is
determined u do work at Low Ff0uRR, and feels
satisfied that he will offer great inducements to those
a no may favor him with call. 25-lm
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QUESTION srrrrEp.-The case Of the

QUESTION SETTLED.-The case OF the
Commonwealth vs.. Winston was again considered
by the Mayor yesterday morning. MIR. r. b. Win
ston was charged with cruelty to q negro child, a
siare Of John Z. Norman, but hired by Mr.. Win
ston. Similar cases had been decided by the high
courts of the Commonwealth, and these were
cited BY the Mayor to show that sB indictment
agstnst rnaster for cruelty Furnishing = slave
could not be sustained. After full and complete
exposition of his ewn views on the subject, the
Mayer dismiseed the caee, on the ground that is
did not involve criminal offence.
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tsy- CcUnus, COLDS, HoAasENEss, &c

E~ CcUnns, COLDS, HoARsENEss, GO
Tue prevalence Of the above complaints at this
son has the effect OF bringing emf host OF profess
eeliy new spefii'cs. rud while some few may bo
RoOd many are useless and some eTen dangerous.
10 prevent disappointment, tho beat conrse 20 pur
sIei- 70 coosuit yorr Anily ply siciar or otherwise
use sniy such reinedies ns long rrbllc experience
mas proved 10 bo safe and erleaeipns OF this class
l. TYLER,s COMPOUND SYRUP or GUN ARA
BIC Originally the fayerite prescription of an
Ihenl physician, u soon hechrie popular family
mediciue and without advertising. has continued
70 en}9y growing reputation for tho last twenty
years In ali recent cases IL acts like cberfn, and
i,Uhronlc eases bronchitis, looping CouEh cronp,
hsthuis, dc il Is used ith unparalleled success
most families will testify.
~ soil by FisHEg d WIrsTe-, Mging BaKEn. A
boptdEg, &c at IS cents per bottle. and in an ele
GAM aud pleasant Lozengs form. l2b and 25 cent?
R,r ooI. called TYtER's gum ARABIC CoUGH CANDY
DAoPs" Sc N-3m
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sc 3-lm
EsSy. DR.. ACHILLES AsOoLI's Office, on
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND STH.

OFPICR OF TEE U. s. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL \
AGRICULTURAL Societies, RICHMOND, VA.
Septen Der 10th, 1858
sN~ BooEs for the entry of ARTICLss,
Intended for exhibition at the Fair in Richmond in
October next are now open.
Uonmunc atioas addressed to the undersigned.
describing minutey possible, the character OF
th~ agtico t1 be entered will be attended Theae
eEtres must be made prior to the 25th of October,
10 prevent confusion and disappointment.
CHARLES DIMM0CK,
se la-t25O secy Va Cent &. society.
~. Off e in the Ballard Houe, opposite the Ex-
r han. 1sai
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A PECULIAR CosrKovyasY-Jebn Gen

PECULIAR CoNrKovsRsY.-Jchn Gen
try, Ranks Wade and Catherine Eanes were ar
rested on Monday night for making an uproar 10
lat street The testimony before the Mayor yes.
terday developed stats of the moral atmosphere
in that quarter which requires some purifying
lsappeared that the woman, Catherine Eanss, was
a subject of controversy, AID that Gentry Mad
cause to bolcve his domain had been seriously en-. .
croached upon by Wade. The latter aimed A gun
at dentry during the row aforesaid, and there was
good deal of excited Conservation, in which the
woman participated. The details of the case we
omit for sufficient reasons. The parties were held
to bail TO keep the peace, and Wade and Catherine
Eanes we're recognized to appear before the Grand
Jury.
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EsS~ MATTRESSES,

BEDS, LOUNHES, &c.
h. subscriber has on hand and makes to order
CukLEU HAIR, MOSS and 5HUCK MATPkESs-
ES FEATHER BEDS, BpLSTERe and PILLOWS;
&c. .Also,
Iron BEDSTEADs,
UMBRELLA STANDS and CHAIRS,
UPHOLSTERY WORK
Of every description done in the best style and up
on reasonable terms
JOHN RgGNAULT,
1872 Main street.
seT-lm ssuarc above new Custsm House.
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seq WINDOW SHADES The subscri

ASY W INDUT GRADES - HS bupSfFl-
her has IN store n large variety Of WINDOW
sHADES. consisting Of Gilt and Velvet. Gilt and
Plain, Bor1uet. Landscape. Powered and Plain
ranging IN price from FIFTY cESfs 10 $40.
5s- Cail and examine them.
JOHN RFsiNAULT.
l93 Main street,
seE-lu sruare above new Custom Eonee.
sag~ DupuEY 4 Co., Importers and
wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DlEs, Old " NDlSEEYs and CIGARS No. IL Main
treet fs7
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HUsrIxas CouRr.-Alexander Bu,lev

charged with the murder Of Delaware Kersey on
the Sth of September, was examined yesterday,
AID the Court unanimously decided to re.
maud him to be tried for murder az the next
term OF the Circuit Court. Bail was refused. Mr.
Gilmer appeared for the Common wealth, and
Aessrs Crump aud August fer the defence
The examination of Wickliffs johnson, on six
cases OF forgery and one of grand larceny, will
take plece to-day.
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MUTILATING AN ACCOUNT BooK.-The
offence with which Thomas j. johnson stands
charged, tearing leaf from an account book be-
longing to Kelly Mason, has boon sent to the
Hastings Court to be disposed of.
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WHAT'S IN NAME We learn from
the watch house books that John Corn was arrest.
ed for drunkenness on Mouday night. John
Reach also got into like difficulty The slang
pbrase-"That's SO, Johnny Roach" might have
been interpreted but for his early discharee
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sr| PARKE PoINDEXTER,

RICHMOND, VA,
Will practice in the city of Richmond and in the
Counties OF Chesterfsld. Powhatan aud Amelia.
Sc Office in Lise's Building, corner of Main and
lath -treets se 23-l2m
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S% FRANKLIN PAPER Mill, RICH
soSs. Va -Belvidere Manufacturing Company
Keep constantly on hand ell descriptions Envelope,
np'annls ~ and Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
s.hhfhRs. OF oil qualities and Sizes furnished At
F1-Cash paid for RAGS.
oaBEN, supt oc4-3m
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CoNTINUED.-A charge ag,inst Vim.
scott, of making violent assault upon Mary
Moore, an aged negro woman, Will be investigated
by the Mayor on the 22d inst
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Eg~ HUNDREDS of our citizens COM

pIan of drb lity and langor of the system derange
Lnent Of the liver stomach want of appetite, etc.
The, frequently the result of too close appca-
ton, and Thousand other causes that we cannot
here name, tnt would cay TO ali afflicted, do as
Ne dOns-use DR.. j. hssTETTEs'5 CFtEBRaTEn eTo-
MACH bTTRRs ana word for It, you wiii be ed.
We rvcyn mend this medicine, knowing from expe-
rence that il Is much superior 20 the generality of
pgt,Et meiirines
For sale by Druggists ssd dealers generally, every
whore. se 2o-dlrn
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GTEAM SAW MILL u UMBE &
~ SAWED TO 0kDER-The subscriber. having
the entire control of one of the best STEAM CHI
CULAR SAW MILLS in the state, located ia yIR-
oIN pine forest. near navigation. will contract 70
furnish at short notice, in COED order and reason.
able terms Framing timbers, sawed all sizes and
dimensions and respectfully solicit orders for this
description OF Lumber:
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale and RatAii Dealer in /
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GOVERNOR WISE was compelled to fore
90 his anticipated visit to Petersburg yesterday,
ia consequence Of the sickness Of . member of his
family.
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ASSAULT WITH A hkIFE.-Robert Smith,
a free negro, charged with cutting J. II. Lucben.
berg with shoe knife, on the 9th of October was
arraigned before the Mar, but in consequence Of
an engagement of his counsel in the Hastings
Court, the Investigation Was deferred until To day
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TaIyrAL CAsss. Kilty was

TRIvIAL UAsHs.-Timothy Kitty was
held to bail TO keep the peace by the Mayor, yes.
terday, for throwing stones at James D. MitcheiPs
sign. VIM Cooper, free negro. charged with 49,
ssulfine John Addington-continued. Vim, Brad.
ley, free negro, drunk in the streets, is iashes.
Betsy Smith, free, drunk and without papers-10
iashes. Jerry Driskall, taking more spirits than
he could comfortably carry--dschargsd.
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FAnADR OF THs Fiasr REayMKrr.-
Ine FIRST Regiment psraded yesterday afternoon.
unaer command Of Col. August. The following
companies werein the line.
1feys, Capt. Eiliott-61 men and IL officers.
~ L. Blues, Capt. Fry-2o men and of3icers
montgomery Guard, Capt Moore-22 men and
oag Virginia Rifles, Capt. Lybrock-2s men and 10
as aeeky Ridge Rifles, Capt. Clopton-so men and
Ine companies made creditable appea ranc.
snousn come we're deficient in NUMBERS owing 10
. asaIiefy OF causes. After marchiug through the
pnc'pai streets of the city. the regiment was in
'ps1.so on Capital Square and dismissed.
TO- we Lesimentai parade, the Greys drilled
some time on the Square, in presence Of
.,s.uoe ,, OF spectators, who seemed much pleased
~ n INC ssiiifui man@avres aud handsome an
ton,ance to1 OF the company. Their proficiency In
~ weli As their numbers, elected many COM
pilmentary remerks oo'N
lne Blues had . collation. at their armorv. nr.
p&ned oy "heeiey, whose reputation as a catersr
10 wen known Their appearance on parade ina
an sues 'ne remark that they are determined to %
apeao' ,' ana we have no doubt that they win ma
tss attentlon to drill previous to starting on their
Inc Rocky Ridge Rifles, of Manchester. are
nahosome addition to the regiment and We arc
grained to notice their rapid Improvement.
Inc Armory Band furnished excellent music for
the parade. ' ioa
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~ dsonex D. 6TsnL, Dentist, Of6cs
,,s..s Ne z. Main, between stE and h
'''''' Sipamond Vs. ny e9-is
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LOTTHEIHE.
LOxYEEIHE.
CWAN 4 cos LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT
SWAN 81 co.
CONTINUE T3 DRAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
SWAN & CO.'S

LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE Ok aEUhuIAt
The late attempt toinjUre our Firm has shown that
OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
That our Prizes are PAID PUNCTUALLYl and that
our schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the world! q
The following Scheme will be drawn by b. SWAN
&CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for Octo
ber. 1858, at AUGUSTA, Gs., in public, nnder the
superintepdence of Commissioners.
GLASS IS draws on SATURDAY. October 2. 1858.
GLASS Sc draws on SATURDAY, October y, 1858.
CLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, october l6, l3a5
GLASS % draws on SATURDAY, October %, 1885,
GLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY october 80, 1855
On TIE Plan OF SLNG<E NUXBEEe
51o00 TICKETS!
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIEST
NsaTtp C7se IfIsc 20 Eueyy NtT.c Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SOHEMHl
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erT~ HanTsHoRsx's CURs-ALL
TIE GREAT PAIN ANNfRILATOR
REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eT0M.
AcH AND WEAK BOWfLs

AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WkAk kTQM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BIZ A CHEMIST.
BcxTLgS -. 21 and 80 cents aIa one dollar.
TIE GREATEST DTSCUFSRY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCES
HARTSUoRNE'S CURE ALL should be kert in
p! families in case Of accidents sudden sickness
il frt queItly in less time than 1t requres 70
scS physician.
II cures pain in any part Of the system and is used
externally and internally.
Rs- As the frequent changes Of the weather pro
6nce bad CoJ Eheuwatisrn Neuralgia sore
Throat, Pain in the Bowels and Stomach Tooth and
tsr Acne. Ague or Jumps ln the Breast Pain in the
lsialhs snd Body; also, Stf Neck-every person
should S-f bottle. IL acts npon the Nerves Mus
cies, sinews, Blood and Bones, and, by it's warming
motto power, ,eGpels all pain from the
ten. Get bottle aud try IL.
BIZ you have Cough, uSe eHARTSHORNE'S III !
PICTORIAL SYRuP OF WILD CHERRY-itis the
tsst Cough Tup in tbs world % and h0cts bottle
II you are Bilious. use HARTsBOkNh'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. fheY act upon the Liver, ttom
ach and-Bowels. carrying eff all Bile aud Foul Sc
Cre'ions. Is ceatA box.
The above medicines TO be had a. all Drug stores
in Richmond, Eorf2ik. Petersburg aEd all towns in
Virginia. &C l5-6m
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A DIscovERY. body Of Q child
"a very email one--wss found cn Council Cham
ber Hin yesterfay No facts, relative to is birth
OF parsntags, c.a'd be asesrfained.
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ngREMovAL.-R. e. HOWE has re-

na~REMOvAL.-k. Z. HOWE has re-
moved his CABINET FURNITURE WARER00M to
the large and elegant brick store Governor street
a few doors from Franklin, and recently occupied
by Bnford & eorter, where he would be glad TO see
MA friends and the ppblic generally.
Having engaged the sci vices Of the best WorEmen,
he is prepared 70 execute Work Of all kinds in as
line Ia the best style and at the shortest notice. He
hopes by prom ptuess and attention, 10 merit CON
tinuauce Of that patronage which has heretofore
b@en so literally bestowed upos him.
His country friends wsnld do well to call on him
before making their purchases.
&c HOWE
60 2-l.n Governor street.
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AD D-HARTsH0aSE's AETI-BILroUs PILLS
az ar .he safest and best Purgative Pills In use They
~ ~ uP.n the Liver. stomach and Bowels carrying
=, ii~ are easy 10 their operation. and be taken
Go,sy lifne without fear Of exDo.ure. They remove
n ~, ron the system and prevent Rheuma.ism; :
IN -AtL. the great PAIN AkkIHILATOR III
SyIp.naFea naFe cough, use HAkTsH0RNE's C0UGs
world - NV S'' WIS" es'"P ia s'1~
hoid By all Druggists in Richnord. &C Ia-em
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CIRCUIr CoURT.-Tbe case of tie Com
monwealth vs. Christopher Maddox, an Indictment
for grand larceny, was called yesterday morning,
and the accused failing to appear, his recosni-
zanco was forfeited, sctrc facids awarded thereon
and cdptos awarded against the accused return,
aoie the nrst day OF the next criminal term.
A number Of penitentiary convicts, having
been twice convicted and sentenced, were brought
into court, to be resentenced, in conformity with
law.
Tom Scott, free negro. WAS sentenced to five
years additional imprisonment. VIM. James Mer-
Ger, alias James Mercer, alias John Mercer, free
nsgro-tive years. John Dixon a white man. &C.
knowledKed that he had been twice couyicted
but besought the mercy of the court There
being no discretion for the Judge i'm such
matters, however, sentence of fye wears was
pronounced by him. Michael Mclaughlin. alias
Patrick McLaughlin-fve years Alpheus Stew.
art, alias Aipheus Board, alias Alpheus Stuart
denied that be WAS the person mentioned in the
Information read by the Clerk, whereupon jury
was empannelled, and his identity decided, Sen.
tence OF nVe years was then pronounced
John Benkenebip, a convict, was arraigned
and information Of his having been three times
convicted being read he admitted be was the
same person, and was thereupo1 sentenced to the
penitentiary for life.
John McAlby, convict, indicted for escaping
from the penitentisry, was tried before Jury
found guilty, and sentenced to Imprisonment for
one year-one month of the same to lie solitary
confinement
The criminal docket, we understand, ia now dis.
posed of for tho term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20

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