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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21

How THE Missouri We0 IA cor
respondent of the B;ss1im B:;sion f;ucAes. dsserib-
Narrovis K.n~ 'hs Fsarsn oil
s Ky feature Of the affair would have
clarified an eastern audience. During the
who!e speaking a natronly -l"okin. elderly
lady, dressed III >olcmnly black. sat in the
midst OF the crowd listening attentiveiy,
and calmly smsti"g Il cigar! She was un-
douhtedly a Mls>onrian, and the spectacle
excited tao PARTICULAR attention. The prsc-
tIce Of sucking tobacco very common
among the females Of Missouri. ! have seen
a mother ami little girl of ten years, each
.mokin. their morning pipe over the break
fast they were c"oking. Once stopping to
spend the night IN the house Of an intrli
gent young Missouri sqnatter, found his
wife to bs a tine lookiu; womsn, y girlish
blonde, with beautiful eyes and sweet cx-
preston of continuance. But The romantic
halo about her was very sonn dis>Ipatcd.
for the Inumeut her dishes were washed. sf-
ter tea, she produced from \ concealed nook
IN the fireplace an old black pipe, aud sat
down for an evening s,note."
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e. g. G00N'Is( ~. ". ~.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
,McS third door tr-st Of Ottn,cq R,Ek Min Street,
OTTAWA, Ills.
NR C. would respectfully call tbs attention NJ those
suffering Chronic Diseases, particularly Sco
White swelling Salt R-uru, Eruptons OF the Face
scad Head Old Sores and all diseases arising
c 9siul tosex-'.;-s Of the h'~n'
Also, Deformities, Curvatures and Diseases OF .ns
Spine, Distortions Of the Feet Contracted Lh"s' sun
Joints, &c. ,
..,sr .,..... h.r.,ntor. apt
Dr. A. ASHCANAZY,H Hun :aTiar,
rHkyINr> lust returned this Oity from Europe,
where he has visited the most important institutions
81 medcai learning Offers his services tn she public
PARTICULAR attention paid to C ronic diseases
Omce-hrst floor over D. Walkers Drug Store In Ne
rsneI;,.p Hall building MARI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21
Millinery ami Dress Making.

ID ESPECTFULI.Y Informs the ladies' of ottawa and vi
cinty thrt she has taS-n tie Dame
L-aIy'> Boot Store ,d-On = few doors "f
Coltuius where she sOliCits orders all that
the Millinery Trade III the line Of Dr-s.
Making. Cutting. Fitting &c. Her stock Of Millinery
tyoOds been s-I-ctei with much care ana will he
found xaperiDr Having had thorough instruction and
the business, confident Of being able
to give perfect satisfaction. juu2T-r
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SyINS N4H I';S

NEToCl4D inform the ladies Of OTTAWA and vicinity
w that "a. has received her st..:k Of sPRfSG
MILLINERY G9OUS. all Of which have been selected
grea; care and She viii he hsIfy have . lie. call
and ti-E wl!eiier iIey wish purchase
She hopes by strict attention business, and to,c
prices merit liberal share Of patronage. apll
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

r HE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gr,yen Finley, where he intends to carry on ti'e
business on extensive scale. lie has on hand and
ia always in receipt the best quality Of American, la-
linn and Egyptian Marble, for Head stones Tomb stones
Monuments Mantles Furniture, &c. As lie has some oi
Oh. h.s workm-n in the country, he feels
sured that - can get UP Anything in his lin. III superb
or style, tcg tier with low prices he feels assured ta
n. will give u those who him with their supper;
entire satisfaction. ~
n r. Orders from distance earnestly solicited. aud
,rnr,, lv .,,.ndet to- JAMES WILLS.
ottawa s. 1S36.
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T.. =. SWEE CNsR.
Sickle g. File Manufacturer.

OtChlC " ! ~
A IL kinds of REAPER SICKi.ES FOR Grass or Gram.
N made order. on Sicki.3 cat "rer ami r~pdi''
ed. from Reaper Manufacturers solicited
! pledge myself do work which FOR quality and price,
shall iey competition sV-ALL WORK
I',sb paid far Old FI>s. OIL F,aes re-cut and
rdntei.
B-r. Mil. opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa. Ia
Sale Co, Illinois oc3-tf
IStsC W. ASisES.
Some Cqtt.r amt St,n~ M,sor-O-jI,c1, III
All kinds 81 Stone Cuttiug and : Living th the
Celebrated .IOii"t Stone. done shert notice.
Yard, the Gt> Works ju|2i-tf
STONE! stone: For sale!
ESYE offer .t car quarry. two miles north OF
" Joliet. and within three hundred feet nf the li
nnis and Michigan Canal, all kinds or Bubble. Building
flaCyiuy and Dimension stone. from Two inches IN
thickness up to thirty inches and o size, color, and
quality surpassed nv noie IN the state.
Al orders for stone either dressed IN the rough I"
he stipei hy rail. vii! be promptly attended to-
and furnished prices % r'-rse the purchaser.
ANDERSON SPENCER CO.
=. HnUGHTFLI>G.
l.. .LEx- AsoEE>oN.
lief! .er
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Ni!NS AVERY

II happy TO announce to
4 t.Ir ladies t,gaI -li- iia-
I-s-t rStUrTed iT"m y. York
wsIh another large and
beautiful 40 = OF MILL
SEgI GOODS. consisting
OF The latest iupnrratioD-.
ami al FricSs that DEFY
competition.
Caugtry Nillin-r. suppl
ell with Patterns and STRAW
Goods. Oi every kind.
Infant. Hoods and Dress
CaIH,
Flow-r, and Feathers. hat
ar. rev and beautiful,
Lace Gtuntl-t>,
TAriton Dress skirts, for
evening,
Lace Csp-s and Berthas,
Bridal WrrailIs-
Also. = beautiful a>sori-
ment OF ornaments for the
hair.
Ribbons and Dress Trim
mjng>
Douglas < SHERWOOD EN-
pansl,u Patent skirts VIII
h- fnuni At Miss AVERY.
VIII the ladies please call
"a Cqiua.bus Street. myl5
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PLEASE LOOK AT THIS!
Carriage Repository.
OTTA WA, ILLINOIS

The A'vord Carriage Manufacturing Company have
just rrpeni-hed their stock of Caring and Bugges
from their H"nutfctOTy in Connecticut, whirh make.
US large ana hr OF Bsroicnes. Rockaway-
Livery aud Eisin-.- gy-s with Eiil Spring and
concord style also, Sliding Bugyies. Lgt s;.ri'
Wagons with two seats &c, all made of Conn scticut
timber hy the best mechanics and in the durable
manner-ali warranted, which We selling very
low prices. To our old customers wish express
our thanks for their liberal patron and all
that intcnd merit the uijenc- Of the Z Iblic
We have IA shop attached Repository doing
all kinds OF Carriage .epairiI at short notice and
the best manner. Sore OH Main Street
Ottawa, July s. 1855. III. W. JONES, Agent
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iIE sub~crib.r viii This d1y forth set bread At
h->s csBts for the pound Loaf. or ~ IoNVES rO.
81. Persons hy paying ct Tickets for which th"
s-t bread fresh every morning until the tickets
all returned.
Also, Sugar Cakes Ginger Cakes kc., a per do
zen
Arrhe Bakery in Na,,ng-r's Block, next - CHFrrss
Shore Tnc3I-'y.l l.. PIEEGtE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21

OTTAWA STONE YARD
Cs,".sS Es.";ssa.

.St p-Tor S-SSt. RsrsGrf-S UIaDa Et.t.lt.kss,
STONE cut 20 AL patterns and dimensions
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered Ore
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CHAS. F.. EaTI>. NJ. T..

CHAS. f.. EiTIS. NJ. T..
] Eo.a,poJd,hic FtvSici1n dn6 .Su-0eoR-
Once with Dr. Wiiam smith. Surgeon D-nti-t IN
Walker Hckiing's Block. south of the Court Hon--
Would spectfiy inform the public that he IL parma.
ssnky1 ocIt-d Otawt, aud would tender his PROBES
all those who he ncuef 10 avor
Hou6I ,4thy-
He for the heHef' nf country prr"t!-
hand a good AMI relahe stock
Of Medi lines. and would he happy furnish them at
prices Il than be obtained anywhere West OF
Chicago.
Pocke Cases for Families and Travellers with 'ui dI-
Psc;isns for use. continually n,ni.
Resid -nce east OF Fox River, next house beyond X
Thorrs
Ps d., Bates has An Aliopatlic and IIornocpa-
All. Dt ,In, =. ian2a
Dr. y. G.. .UNrVCWAY.
PhUxicidn ami Snrg>oD-
Part ieular Surgery.
0fis e in Gibson l. Brothers block. La Sale
areS one soGth Of Black Cole. Furniture Store
seD 70
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21

II AVE oI,enr.d new Millinery and Dress Making
l. Rooms LA Sale St, h-i Ga"r south OF Ru---ils
Furniture Depot. upstairs, and will keep good sssort
hand prices suit thu times Ladies pie
call
Bleaching and pr-s.ir, attended to. sp3
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NiRS FORD

ID ESPECTFCLIY informs tn. Ladies OF Ottawa and
vicinity that Size has received her stock Of Goods
for Spring and Simner trade and is ready 10 furnish
great variety "f Bonnets Caps, Head Dresses, &C.
prices the times.
bassneiis building. opposite the Mansion House apo
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he undersigned has opened the ahov. business in
the Rooms Lately ccup-d by Mrs CguLsY, over the
-.t aud Shoe S.vre Of Daniel L-ahy. Madison
set. the Post Office where she i'll he happy
Ladies' OF Dtta = and vicinity no will favor
he, their patronage her stock will be found
large aud fashionable sf Spring and Sum-
Bonn-ts Cr p-s, Ribbons Ltce-. French and Ane
rican Fnvvr- together With a good assortment nf Bigi-
Collars &c &c lap!0l MISS FiTLGERALb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21

. VI. =. u. W AF':s w
"a ornsy and Conns-i,or at Lir-Ota'o', III
ONcs IN Reddcks block, up stairs, in the rooms for
0eriy cupied as the Free Tr'if'r printing once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

THE OLDEST PosrMAsTER.-A writer in the Ma
tionai Intelligepcer says, that in 1905 Col John
b llings received his commission as postmaster of
the village of 0ldenbarnevelt, Trenton, in The
county Of Oneida, in the State of New York. The
record If his commission was destroyed at the
bS rnngof the Post Office Department at Washing
ton, buI nis official bond Is still in existence.
For lp erioi Of ftty-ihree years he has fulfilled
the duties of his office with the most scrupuious
honesty and the most uncessipg fidelity to its il
tere. t.; thus himself an honor TO the town thai
I. III boasts its yanderkemps aud its Inoppers OF
Revolutionary memoryo -
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ATTEMPTED IAcssD1aaIsM "A mos

daring attempt was made about 4 O'Clock yester-
lay morning to fire and burn the large frame
dwelling on 10th street near Grace. occupied BY
Mrs. Lindsay boarding honse, but the torch
vas discovered and extiDguished before doing seri
Gus damage Some one, after saturating 10 spirits
cf turpentine bundle of paper and rage, placed II
IN closet immediately under the steps leading to
the chambers, fred it, closed the door and then
escaped. Want of air prevented the combustibls
pile from burning rapidly. and negro woman
discovering the smoke, extiDguished the charred
heap Had the steps taken FIRE, the family could
only have escaped perishing by jumping from the
windows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

How A MORMON paIEsr FnLFus THE GOLDEN RULE
AND psAYs FOR HIS ENEMIES Said Heber Kimbaii
who 10 next in power to Brigham Youug-.I love
nv friends and 1 don't like my enemies; but l
FOLLOW the Scripture rule aud pray for them."-
tn . was said In the presence of DR.. Forney, the
new Superiutt ndent Of Indian Affairs, who com
plmen.ed Hebtr upon his Christian spirit, telling
hin. he was happy TO hear that he prayed for his
enemies. Imagine the horror of the good Doctor
(Big Medicine, the Indians call him) when Hebei
sdded-"Yes, pray that they may all go to he'll !
The Bible says if man smites you on one cheek,
turn to him the other also. Well, I'll turn the
other cheek but If man smites that, let him look
out for q d. of q lick himselfp
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- L1rn Sizs PaorooaArasl.-rh

subscriDer takes pleasure IN announcing y hi nu-
merous patrons and the public at large that he .
now prepared 20 furnish thotoHraphs hun niaia-
lures u FULL LIFE SIZE. either plain OF ooiored.
shich tor accuracy and hush. he warrants equal.
than the usual price. Old ficsnrw eopisd eaA %
lArged TO any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited 70 call ana ~
anime specimens - 1iBBs Temple e9 Ast. CORN
THAN Hall, Main street, between sth saa llyh..
p. S.-n you want genuine Ambsotyps. shis h
the place 70 gtt il. where ron will neither BE- nam
bugged In price or work, Also, heluinoeypes q
jel5 "a.
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Nr THr an.Ar HlAlrn R,sro,r.


THE LIVE or THE FLESH IS IN fHs BLooD. Whsn
hssh looses its vitality the skin bscomsa ysiloy
ton follow the spirits droop. Nervousness consn.
ees, and life becomes burden. al9s sl3I3I
HAKTsH0kNk'S HEALTH RESTORER OR
1ARSAPAklLLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and DOweh
impartinE new vigsr and tone to aconssitution i'm
paired by a. ease from any cause IL remover PIN
pes and All skin eruprons arouses the ph meal
powers VI both sexes. gives bloom to the Hailid
cheek, and makes one Joyous and happy. Though
medicinal in its effects IL ID perfect COZ dial n
taste. 1t 10 particularly adapted 70 Female com
paints. which tn their very nature are sxhaustina
and debilitatnx FOR Dropsy, or dropscal ueiltnfs
or Kidney aud Bladder affections, IL 1cts like .
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles % cents.
Sold by PURCELL. Lam Co; ksnk1 WIle1oH;
PETERSON; BoDEkER; dARLlCk; w LADN MtlLs.
PAuea JOHNSON; DuvAL N0Rror; U a ixicxEA,
AND DowpEs. my 3l--dkcwsm
1oS- PARTICULARS NorIcn. Tho SUBJ
scvber having disposed Of his store st the cornsr Of
18th aud Gain streets. will from this time coRdws1
business e1c'usirs,yo at ~
1j5 Main street, Corner 18th.
Having nov greatly Increased facilities be b ena-
bled to offer goods the most liberal terms both at
WHOLESALE AND kkTAlL. s4.t
Thankful for past tAv0Ts, he hopes by veneCed ss
forts to please his FRIENDS AND THE PoBLIC
" merit continuance of their pafrOunge. e "a :
w. IkTEkSON, Druggist, trnduate
Of the fhiiadeiphia College Of Pharmacy.
Successor 70 Alex. Duvai.
July lsfs 1885. ~ 1t-lm
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! FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

~ cd Brick Tenements, on Cary street. between
In aud sth. They are well adapted for Grocery
stores, or any kind ofretaI business They contain
rooms besides the store room. and are well adapt
ed f,r the accommodation Of families. having all
cesssry conveniences. Possession given immediate
w. To good tenants. the rent will be moderate
Apply TO H. u. RAdLANp CO.,
Ia 2l-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

DnusKsENEss appears to be on the in
crease, aud our police would have very little to Do
II there wereDot many tipplers about the streets
Lsst Monday night two men and one women were
caged for making lodging places Of the sidewalk
Yesterday morning they were discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04
REAL ESTATE

~ NEAK BTAU NIUN,
AT A B.4RGALNl
COMFORTABLE FRAME DIV ELL G HOUSE
and an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SHOP, with
FOUR ACRES Of LAND attached, on the line ot
the Virginia Central Railroad within one mile OF
s.auaton, will be sold by BOW BRS, SNYDER 4
CARTER, AT BARGAIN, as they are desirous of clio
sing up the business OF their late copartnersbip as
soon ss pr .ctcabe. 1t has the advantage of a Wa
foundry business
Inquire OF n K. TROUT, Esq, Staunton, Va OF
ASA SNYDER, at the Richmond Stove Works,
ie 26--3m Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

A Glass OF DuELLIsFs.-Captain Travis, sthe
grest-pistol shot, has been instructine class of
forty-fye young ladies at Lexington, KY, in the
use OF the pistol. Among them: ne says, the most
,imid became the best shots. With practice they
acquired courage and ten times out Of twenty they
xould hit the .sbulPs eye.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

DIPLOMATIC DiscoURrEsIEs.--A curious correspon.
dence passed between the United States Consul at
isuenes Ayres, Mr.. W. II. Hudson, and her Britain
mic Msjesty's plepipotentiary near the Argentine
Consul paid an Official visit OF courtesy to ths
representative of her Britannia Majesty, Mr.. W.
.. Christie, and that parsonage was not disposed
to accept either the visit of the American official
>. ia n very uncivil and ungentlemsnly manner
the more 80 a. the affair took place under his ow
root. Mr. Hudson's demapd for an explanation
and apology was received BY the British diplomat
with an stteetation Of fear Of personal violence.
aud an appeal to the government Of Buenos Ayres
for protection,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

For FoEslGs PoATs During the
month of July last 10 vessels cleared at The Rich
mond custom house for foreign ports. OF this
uers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

CRUELTY TO A WIFs.--John Lery was
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
II brutaliy assanitiog and beating his wife, bu
owing to the indispositou Of the lady, the invesii
CATION had TO be postponed. Lery, Ii is said threw
his wife out Of = high porch, and Injured her &C
s.riously, that her neishbors thought at one time
hat she would not recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

PnIzx BaBr--lsAac Edwards Clarke, Of North
amptou. Il this pcssessor Of the Prize Baby Of the
Cisss ofls55--the fret one born after graduation
and II accordance With College custom, > hne two
II the Class at the New Haven Hotel, on Wsdnes'
day nicht.-Ne0 Haven JcurNM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04
RICHMOND. Juzs iofn. iaos.
~To On N. KAHn:-DsAR Sin: ifee

u duty owe to you, 70 state to ths publie. the
successful removal Of tum0r from the sids AZ ny
of thl pounds, without the nss Of kniie sad of
which am now we'll l was examined 81 ssssra1
10 have nothing d0ns with L. - IS.
Yours &C. NARY J.. dRUDno.
~ ksstdsncs Beaver Dam, hsnoyer coons5. Va
~ d. kAHN's 01tce u ths eognsg a. n IAuA
Main streets. 10 1850
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

TIE JOURNEY TO THE 0oLD DIGGIsGs.-We have
aeen favored with the perusai of letter from
the adventurers to the Freezer river gold dggings,
dated at Fort Langley, June 20th. The wnter gives
\ very minuta and detailed account of the Journey
and the terrible hardshps and difficulties spcoun-
tered. and concludes with the declaration tina. he
would not 20 through such scenes again for '.teI
hons and dollars" Here. then. Is large invest
nent to BEGIN with.
The ritter Of the letter before corroborates th
statement which has been made that the emigration
in prs nature as owing o the high water 1t II i'm
possjble for son Q time to come to engage in GOLD
washing or even in rrospt cling TO any extent he
ii how YER full In the faieh that gold Is Lenty, and
lat some of them II make their pile"
The anticipated dificnlties with the Indians, are
poken Of Is almost 70 follow at DO dis ant day
The diggers submit the indians are TOO
this writer ipsists that the moment the whites oe'
comes sufhcieutly stroug, they Will tfand
ere interference from the red skins"-N T. Joar
Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

FATAL FiGHr BETWEEN BRoTHEBs-- fight took
place at poeslenkil, N. Y, on Wednesday njghtbs-
{ tsesn two brothers named Diamond, in the course
Of which VIM. Diamond WAS killed. The other
brother was arr ested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

writer on lightning rods urges tho necessity Of
closing the windows Of house aftsr tho outside
has become vet with . shower. The outside T.
then good conductor, and the dry air Of the In.
tsrior non-conductor, and tho chances are small
that the electricity viii enter the houss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

FRENCH VESSEL SUNK BY THE STEAMSHIP ASIA
On the last trip of the Cnnard steamship Asia iron
New York to Liverpool, she experienced very thick
after passing Cape kace so much TO as to render Il
necessary to keep the fag-be continually ringiaa
At midnight of Friday the 25th of June she rar
INTO and sunk the French ship pauline The boat,
of the Asis wers Immediately launched, and thif
teen out OF crew of twenty persons rescued
subsct ption was started and upwards of eight hun
red dollars collected which was presented to them
he day previous to the arrival of the Asia in Liver
pool. The Asia had better not visit any French
port or she will be seized, and her owners mulcted
in damages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

How TEE BUSINESS OF Courts IL DoyK By PRopEs
SIGNAL oRs.-rhere is always in attendance upon
every Court, number OF men who make it a busi
Less to slt upon Iures and livelihood by this
profession They are generally of the lazy Fal
cuiariy II permitted to occupy q comfortable arm
trates the habits ofhese professional jurors which
we will give without naming the Court. time or per.
SD; cause had been submitted to the jury In enc
OF the Courts Of the city and as they retired
10 fhsi usual room 70 delberats. Of The pro,es
sil lJa- n said:
i s.Yp,.3 We all understand this case. move
we Iind a verdict for the defendant"
The motion was put by the foreman, and mega
tived. The same Individual jumped up again ald
moved that verdict be found for the plaintiff
1he foreman OF be jury. who could nor exactly Tn
derttand the haste ana change of front of the Jury
man, voted in the negative, very much to the dis
appointment OF the professional lnry man Finding
that the foreman was abut TO discuss soma Of the
points in the evidence, he whispered in his ear,
Let us agree There's aOothar suit coming on
in the Court Immediately. aud sceH lose the chance
| Qfgetting on the jary"
| That was just what the foreman was desirous OF
| avoiding, and therefore took his time. When the
| verdict was finally agreed upon, and the jury re
turned to the courtroom. another jury ha ALREADY
been sworn. The prof seonal juros, 6brervlng tht
chairs already filled, siepped mp tn the foreman anc
| said, in 8 tone of deep disappointment.
| There, j told you sol"
This incident furnishes sufficient condemnation O
the professional juror -Ciacinndti Cnansey
/ ctGs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

TERRIBLE FiGRr "A bloody fight occurred at q
barbecue In Madison county, Kestucky, on Mon
day last, In which three men were killed, two OF
them named Jones, andItwo named Mallen were
mortally wounded, by one Halsey and his two
sons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

AePnctous sCoaCHDarM-What one Of the planets
becauss she Il continually ehanging quarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

IMPROVEMENT In Chilli, the decimal system Of
weights and measures has been introduced the
electric telegraph has been established as far ss
Tosca. besides many other local and important
improvements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

RIGHTEoUs DECIsI IN The English Lords of the
Bench decided al Westminster, about month age
that it was a principle of common law that conn.
selor, II questioning wtnt IS, should address him
III ordinary tones, aud in language of respect such
as is employed by one gentleman in conversation
with ano her; that such lawyer has no right 70
que. ton the private business moral character Ct
utey affect his eIiability or touch the case in hand
and.that witness is not bound to answer questions
pn. TO him i'll an insulting or bull-dogish manner
If forced TO answer by the court, he will have his
remedy in action for dam ges.