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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

SrABBIKG.-TIenry Everett, charged
with stabbing Patrick II. Gentry, sFpeased bsfefe
the Mayor yesterday to undergo an inysstigNtiop,
but owing TO the indisposition Of the soanded
man, the examination vas adjourned uatii the
18TH, and the accused admitted TO hail. = sfsa
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UgLxwruL ASSEMBLY WIN. L. Curry,
the keeper Of grocery near I'd aud Main streets,
vas nned go ty the Mayor ibr permitting IN unr
lawful asssmbIy of aegrOes in Ais hoass. s.ss
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DEATH or rHg MOTHER OF GOVERNOR RfcHAEpsoS--
We learn that the mother of Gov. Vim. A. Richard
sou, late OF Illinois, aud nov Governor Of Nebraska
Territory. died at her old family residence, Mont
gomery Plains, Fayette coibty, KY, on the 18th
day Of january, aged 6S years.-.&. Lonfx Repub.
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10 3-I2F EXeCUtOr OF Il d " NltIOCk, Dec q.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A tract

WEARING & PEARCE
w Sell Sempe's Iniallible Baking Powder.
MEADE BAKER
Sell Semples InfalIib'e Baking Powder.
DUVAL & NORTON
Sell semple's Infallible Baking Powder
FISHER 4 WINSTON
Sell Semple's Infallible Baking Powder.
f. J. PIC0T .....
SELLS sempe's Infallble Baking Bowder.
GEO. D0WDEN .f
Sells Sempe's Inlallible:Baking Powder
For gale, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN W. 0ARLICK.
f. Manufactured aud Sole Proprietor.
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TRIVIAL Jerry Barrett, arrested on
the charge Of stealing three shirts aud pair Of
pants FROM Patrick Burke. was examined befofs
the Mayor yesterday and acquitted.
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Time Ais

Thus ended one of the most brilliant meetings
that ever took place over the Washington Course.
Every purse during the week was won either By
Virginia bred horses, or by horses owned by gen
tlemen residing in Virginia.
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HsAvr Ton.cco orr.Arlos. .-NilAin |.

HBAvr ToBscco OPERATION. Within :
few weeks past the tobacco factory Of Mr. John y.
Atkinson has been entered and robbed of eevee.
teen boxes 'of manrfacfured tobacco valusd a
$50. Portions of this tobacco wsss haWksd sbout
she dock for several days. and seid q sueh low
prices that Mr. Msns6eld Buties, Who hesps . gYo-
cery on 18th and Dock streets, eopeluded that a
had been stolen, and accordingly set . trap 70
have the thieves detected Learning that Mrs
Isabella Fix bad cold of the tobacco to Rich.
ara western, the police were apprised OF the IAct,
ana an. 70 make assurance doubfy sure, William u.
nsssess was also induced to buy q box o. svo from
ns same isty, at nefourth tts valuss Thsse facss
being made known, Petsr slave 10 John Rlsck vsIE
boo, nired TO L. Lottier Moses slave TO Mrs. "a
ran scwiand' Arthur, hired 20 Edward Boxsisux.
hicnarc western. VIM. H. Bassett and IsabsIla
hix' were all arrested and brousi,s before the
mayor yesterday Peter stated that Moses entered
the factory and stole the tobacco: that L. c.rried
three boxes of il to Mrs. Rix. and thai ia, IN.
posesi OF them, and that he carried two boxes 20
Bobs house, where they were FUND Bkter .ls,
stated that Arthur was employed to carry the to-
bscco fron the factory on his wagon, hut that he
was frightened on before he could get Z load.
Western introduced witness who proved that
she saw Mrs. Rix sell him the tobacco and receive
pay for IL. ~ sf3s fs.eFss ~ u
Bassett proved by two witnesses that he bought
TIE tobacco IRON, Mrs. Rix, after consulting Mr..
Bntler, who desired TO break up the trxf3c
Mrs. XIX denied the charge. aud proved By three
witnesses that she was at home on the night an
oiher witness Hald be saw her the dock with the
tobacco. ss $500.
The Mayor held Mrs Rix aud Western to bail I'm
$500 each, TO answer an indictment by the Grnud
Jury. continued the examination Of Bassett until
Thursday next, sent Peter and Bob on for nnal
trial for felony at the next term Of the Hustings
Conrt aud continued the examination OF 1ioses and
Arthur until this morning.
f..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sns- Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMATIsM


nay~ Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMATIsM,
Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear Tooth Ache, or pain
in any part Of the limbs or body. stomach or bowels
whsn you can be cured instantly with HARTS.
HoRNE'S CURE-ALLl Ii is a hne tonic for weak
stomachs and bowels giving them toBc and strength
to igest food thus cnrng Indigestion aud Dyspap-
sia Let all who suffer buy bottle from PUKCELL.
LADD CO, or other Druggistsin in Richmond. Bot
Ties 23 and 50 cents. &C le-6in
Frp, ARE YOU A SUFRERERY--Are you
afl 'cted With Chills ami FcyeE. headache.
stomach. indigestion taPsfty ot the liver, eos
tvrness loss Of appetizer II - resort at once TO
the Use Of BAKERS PREMIUM B!TTERs, and he
rit we'd. Have yuu bad cold, or do you suffer with
cold ftetf Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
ERS. and he permanently cured. Acting as they
10 upon the biooi stomach and bowels, no ordinary
disease of the system withstand their assaults,
but yield TO its inyigoratng powers, aud henth and
cbeerGulness assume the steads of debility and low
- rits. Are you a dyspcptic, suffering the hourly
:nents of that distrcssinQiy yexstous diseased
tts in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEkS, you find
unfailing pansceaaue that has not yet failed to
prU'uce a cure. however Ong the consuming hrn
may nave been burning. Prepared in the most SCI
entih manner, from vegetable substances only these
B.TTERS without rival for diseases of the sto
uscf bowels and blood; and when regularly used at
this of the year, will prevent colds and
tbroats. By toniug mp the system 10 its naturally
aiihy condition Let not the afflicted take word
ia recommendation of this medicine but try il for
thenIs Ives, thousands have done, aud become
converts to its priceless Virtues
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in this ci-
ty and elsewhere. Ja9-u
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eide PEW, No. l02, in St. Paul's
WOHBtE 4 CLAIBORNE.
Ie5flFS Nall paRrt ali r,.af
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Hon. JoHN NJ. BorrsIS EuRoPs.--A correspondent
Of the New York Post writing from Rome, Dec.
80, says;
We have been very mnch amused with one Of
our connirymeu, the Hoe. j. NJ. kBotts, of vir-
g,nia, who has recently been travelling In Italy,
lie LETT the United States thc 2lst Of Sspfrmber
has travead over all the north of Europe has bssn
IN Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Russia, Gisrmany,
Austria, France. Prussia and Italy. lie isft FLOR
enee on the 18th of December, went to Naples, ~.
cendsd Mount sesuvius, arrived here In Rome tho
day before Christmas and sft the day after Christ.
mas for France, intending to spend three days In
doing Switzerland. This expedition ON ths part
Of a pleasure-seeker and lover OF the hns arts L.
think, unparalleled. Naplesand yesuvins sloae
consume, with the most diiigent of ordinary tour
lists, two weeks at least. s-s,....sa -
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eSs PHOTOGRAPHS IN Orr CoLo

ga" PHOTOGRAPHS IN Orr CoLoRs,
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CoIORs AND Photographs
PLAIN made from lite or copied from small pictures
and highly finished AMnR0rYPES of children and
adults are at all times to he had at the large Photo
graph and Fire Art Galleries of q. W. MiSNIs. III
Richmond on Main street, opposite the New Gus
tom House, an on Sycamore street, Peter burg,
Va Ia Is
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CITIZENS MEETIEG.-The committee Of
thirty, appointed by the chairman of the Citizens,
meeting last Saturday night, will meet this altar
noon At O'Clock, at the Hall of tho Virginia Me-
ehanics Institute, Northwest corner OF 18th and
Main streets. The names of the committee are
suhjoined: 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

Oh HHDS. Prime Bacon Sides, IL do.
e)U do do shou. .ders ~ terees Hams, per steamer,
far ..ie hv W0MBLE h CLAIBORNE.
a. No II Pearl street
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Reg PRINCIPE CIGARS! PRINCIPE CT
CARS! EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
one case of these really fine CIGARS, TO which We
call the attention of those who prefer first rate old
fashion Principe.
WARING PEARCE. Druggists,
do 3I--ts corner 4fh and BROAD sta
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NOTICE Il have this day appointed
~ HENRY NEUR0HR my agent to conduct
Grocery Business, to buy and sell for CASH only.
JOHN NIRTH.
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CANFORD's LIVER INvIGORATOR,
- for sale By - PIcoT. Druggist.
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DIsaissED.--Jeremiah Lynch, charged
with assaulting and beating Mrs. Susan Bender.
had a hearing before the Mayor yesterday, and
was acquitted s-ese4e s
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rSrTo MAZE Coon BfscuIrs.

kHrTo MAKE Coon BIsCuITs,
Use Semple's Infallible Baking Powder
To make good Batter Cakes,
To make good Buekwheat Cakes, -,
Use Semple's Infallible Baking Powder
To make good Pastry,
'' ' ' JOHN W. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Scie Proprietor,
Market Place. Franklin street. Richmond. Va.
ia I5-tH
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= DESIRABLE OFFICE TO LET

s. FOB RgNT-An offce-frst fioOr-fropting on
f-,1u street. suitable for Lawyer or Physician
To q good tenant the rent will be made molerate
MEADE a BAKER
f. f-lw Corner Main aud 10Th streets
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o. FOR RENT-FOr the purpose OF
E.a moving into a larger building on the Basin
Bank wr offer the house at present occupied by US
fjr rent WM T. STAPLES n co,
I2th street next door 10
tat-ts Shields Il SnIQeTVille
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~BATHs! BATHs BATHS! Hot,
cold and shower baths can be had daily from 6
O'clock A. NJ to half past p. NJ, at the hair cut
ting shaving and shampooing room under the Amer
ican Hotel. Entrance on lltE street. Single bath
Is cents. or fiye tickets for 81.
no 6 n y. AOBSON.
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81. STABLE FOR RENT.-A good
Hl:t Stable aud Carriage House for rent in rear OF
UVr store W. L. pERkINS q co,
"a ilI Eagle Square
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R@FREsH LEEcHEs.-I have just re-
csiyea. by Adams Express, a fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
P.S-Cupping and Ieecbing promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and al
nv Ss-ts Ia r. q. H0BSON.
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ARREST OF CoUSfERfEIfERs--A man named VIM.
w. Quincy ard his sister-in law, Elvira Bates,
were arrested here to-day, charged with counter
lettering United States coin. In their possession
were found a quantity Of counterfsits, consisting
OF twenty, shilling, dollar. half dollar and twenty
i've cent pieces, in flashed and unfinished state.
After their examination before the police magis-
traie they were held to bail Subseq uentiy tho
United States Commissioners issued warrants for
them. and they are now in the custody OF the Uni
ted States Marshal, as also stepdaughter Of
Mrs. Bates. HleFa Ef $sgfE T4a- zs~
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES.

NOIlCE.-hu persons having claims
~ against the estate of Il ID Whitiock decd will
present them for settlement properly authenticated,
to the uudersgned and all persons indebted to said
estate will make payment Immediately to me. As
executor, [ am not authorized to pay any open ac-
count after two years standing.
HENRY G. WIEGFIELD,
fe 3-l2t* Executor of X WhitIock, Decd.
COR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A tract
ofland. in the county of lIenrico. on the Chcka-
homny, containing Hl acres, II miles distant from
the city of Richmond half mile from the Yolk River
railroad adjoining the lands of Mrs Crouch and Geo
VI Savage, Esq, with large framed dwelling and
several out houses being little out of ,rGer, no
one having lived in them for several years" The
land is very productive, and well adapted to the
usual grain crops and all kinds of vegetables, with
valuable meadows.
This place be purchased upon very accommo-
dating terms. If satisfactorily secured and the i'll
terest punctua'ly paid long credit will be given
for the whole OF the purchase money; or will ex-
change for negroes at fair valuation. or Richmond
city property. Living Is or 20 miles distant from
this farm, renders il out of my power cultivate
it, consequently, wish To Sell it, To any Industrious
enterprsing man, who wishes 10 engage in farming
here is an opportunity rarely offered 10 do so with
scarcely any capital. For further PARTICULARS a.
dress the subscrib.r, through the Richmond post
tffce, 10 the care of Messrs Geo Watt Il Co.
fe 4-dScwts N. r. CLARKE.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-The best Sauce of
~ The age. equal in quality and mnch lower in
price Those who have used the CALIFORNIA
SAUCE. made by DUYAL 4 NORTON, pronounce
il TO be superior TO all others 1t is unriyaed ar
ticc for Fish, Soups. Game. Uashes Grayies. stesk,
Salads &C. It must command the attention Of Gro
GERS Hotel and Restaurant keepers private families.
&c. Give il a trial. Made o0ly and sold by
DUYAL q NORTON, Druggists.
fec Corner Main and nth streets.
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m PACKAGES prime Butter; 25 boxes
~ Scaled Herrings; 25 bbls No Shore IIerrings,
receiving and for sale by
fe 5 WM TYLER.
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORER.--
L fresh supply of this celebrated Hair Resto
'a'''e' '''' -, '1'' JN0'w POLLARD. Druggist,
fs 18th STREET
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SEAdvertissmsnfs prblisnsd unfsl Shu,ya. IN, h
tussrticn. and - sesus ibs eesA ssaiiS =
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|. FOR RENT-And possession giyen

o. ROOM FOR RENTING have for
E:s rent, over our store large, handsome
fUut room. +. MCCARTHY son,
!. ~ III Rr1ad street
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CASE OF DOMESTIC TRouBLs.-Kobert p Kirk
patrick was arrested Ia Phadelphia on Saturday
last, on the charge Of having attempted to poison
his brother Edwin aud bis fnpsiy The testimony
preliminary to the examination ELECTED the fact
that the latter had been annoyed for several years
by the reception of anonymous letters, designed to
destroy his domestic peace. The dagusrreotype Of
yonng woman, whom 10 was alleged that be had
seduced was sent to his wife, and recently mince
pie, containing arsenic, received at his house,
both OF which are alleged to hare been sent by
Robert, who 10 beld for further examination.
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fsFg TVN NIlf I = 4fIIu FV-St70IUH EINtI
Fsa Immediately. the store No 67 Main street. nov
cUned by the subscriber. 1t IL central and one o
tile best locations in Richmond for any kind Of
wholesale or retail business.
The Store ami Cellar will be rented either with OF
without the upper part. Apply ~ -
N Elm THOMAS A. Rust.
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The TARIFF BRIBERY CAsE.-Ths following We dnd
among the latest Washington itema: -

among the latest Washington items: vs5,
Dir. j. ID. Williamson, the witness In the tariff
bribery case, IL 10 stated, answered all the aues-
tons put to him, but he corld give no Information
IN regard 20 the means adopted tsprocurs the pas
sage of the Tariff Of 1851. lie informed the Com.
mittee, however, that he could show that the Ia
riff of 1s46 was carried by bribing Congressmsn,
and that se,en millions Of dollars Of Byffish money
used for that purpose Mr.. Williamson claims to
have been the secret Commercial Agent for this
country OF the Barings and other English and
French mercantile and manufacturing houses from
lS4l TO 1850 lie declares that IL he catches SPEAK.
or Orr, or any member Of the House In New York,
he will prosecute them for kidnapping and false
imprisonment. lie was taken out Of his bed ct
midnight. Some of the New York papers, howev.
er, give Mr.. Williamson character which renders
1t doubtful whether any statement made by him
is deserving serious consideration. tt
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Iii our store, containing five Rooms suitable for q
'Annly or lodging HnuIns. There is an entrance
iron the St Charles Hotel to these rooms. Apply
tn DUKE g. HUTCH ES0N,
No Main
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81 r4bc residence located cn the south If Grace
-; aui ls,tWv'u the streets Dt Adam and Fnu-
.ar, uaS occupied by Jnn Il, Shepps'd9 consists
= TX g,1ns above h,tsgnlc nt land gas throughout:
k;f.hen as ample -ize. Carriag, House and Stable
: session given iuih Of March. Apply to
FISHER 4 WINSTON,
Main Sfrfpf
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:. For SALE OR RENT-The hous,

III at present occupied by Vim. Christian, on 25th
street opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church, Church
Hill. II contains five rooms, with well OF water IN
the yard Terms liberal. Apply To
IA is GuDDlN II APpERS0N.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
:. FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-Two

Ei ncN Store Houses ON the Basin. at the corner
= I-srv ami iGth STREETS, now ready for tenants.
tt>0-The sicTo GA Pearl street now occupicd by
v,,rS Mtrhvij, Jpclin 4 To. Possession given ON
III J7sHsTy.
ALSO rhc sto:e on Gary street, now occupied by
Nj Wm ; T.ptett. Possession given Isl Of Mas
..Hi Apply 10 EDWARD d. EACEo,
a. IF-Zs@H Pearl 81.
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o. EUh REHI.-lhoSe newly erect
EsI u Brick TenementS, on Cary street, between
tth sud Sth. They well adapted for Grocery
stores, any kind of retail business They contain
rooms besides tho store room. aud we'll adapt
e for She accommodation ei families, having all no
oessary c9nyentences. Possession given immediate
Is. To good tenants the rent will lie moderate.-
Apply 10 e T. RAGLAND Il Co,
~ 2l-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street
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FOR SALE, LEASE OR REM

e. The barge aud conveniently arranged residence.
20 the ss scHpancy Gt Dr. Ro. Archer. together with
A. ns}l acre lot ia rear, fronting Grare Strest
tsa purchaser Inc terms ut payment Will las vsNty
rfrrai ur Il ,l-ared. Il will b. exchanged fT other
-. estate ia the business part of the city. PoSsses
,n given l.; ttCt ber next Apply to
S--21w tan ''pDblN AFPEESoN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-08

AnBRorYPEs.-Mr. Harris, a very ex-
cellent artist, is at present at Roanoke, as
will be seen by an advertisement in another
column. He was recently in Paris, and his
work called forth the following notice from
the "Mercury," which we fully endorse:
"Ws had the pleasure Of visiting lately
the Ambrotype and Photograph Gallery of
Prof. Harris, and must say that we have sell
dom if ever seen finer pictures. The Sphe-
.eotype pleases us best. This new style Of
picture must supercede other forms in this
beautiful art. When finished up by such
Artists as Prof. Harris, II has that round
ness and beauty Of the natural form, with an
exquisite delicacy Of light and shade that we
have seen in no other form Of Picture. All
lovers Of the beautiful and those who NAV
desire correct ikenesses Of themselves or
friends, will do well to call on Prof. Har-
ris."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-08

ErThe nationals held public meeting
at Fayette, last Monday. Delegates were
appointed to Congressional Convention to
be held at Bloomington, instructed to vote
for Clark. Delegates were also appointed
to a Senatorial Convention, to be held 81
Roanoke and instructed TO vote for Jsne'
S. Thomson, Of this place. The Committee
on Resolutions were absent until most Of
the few who had been called together Left.
We presume they had some difficulty in
making a platform. During their absence,
Mr.. Aldridge spoke. We heard the con-
ciud;ne portion of his remarks, in which he
abused John J. Crittepden and extollsd
John B. Clark When The proceedings Of
the meeting are made public, we may re-
fer to them sgsio, - 0ss1aaI .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-08
Norm Missouri RAILnoAp.-Ths Lo

Norm Missouri RAILnoAp.-Ths Lo-
comotive on this road has at last hore in
sight. His shriil whistle, daily greets our
ears. The citizens throng at his approach
TO witness his strange construction ami
view the new plan, TO many, Of making
railroads. The cars are now running 10
the creek, quarter Of mile east of This
place, at which place the company have
concentrated their forces, and are now o.
recting a scaffold work upon which TO con-
struct the bridge. This bridge it is said
will be one Of the best in the state and by
far the longest, single span in the west,
being one hundred and fifty feet. We un-
derstand 1t is the intention Of the company
10 pass the cars over this scaffold until the
bridge can be completed. The cars will
come into town sometime during next week,
when everybody and his wife too, can get
peep at the old iron horse as he snortsih
in our street. Then we may truly say
with Nahum: "The Chariots shall rage in
the streets; they shall seem like torches,
they shall run like the lightnings. Mex
leo Ledger, Sd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-08
Two Mule Thieves Arrested.

Mr.. Burroughs, Of this county, was lriy-
ing drove OF Mule, mp The country last
week, when couple escaped from him.
Mr.. Patrick Maher and Michael Hartnetl
were jOurnsying down The country, and
concluded 10 go into the stock business
also, and acting upon this conclusion, seized
upon the mules, and continued their jour-
ney, until overisken, between this place
and fsyette, by their owner, and Sheriff
Moore, Of Charlton. Mr.. Maher, assured
The gentlemen that he was only taking care
Of the stock until a reward should be offered
i'r them, but as he had been trying to get
'nsn IN his pocket, it was thought. advi,a-
DE 10 place him and his partner in the Fay
cue jail until the next term of the Charlton
Circuit Court.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-08

ST. LOUIS PosT MAsTEn.--John Hogan,
Esq, has been appointed Post Master at
ST. Louis, vice Mr.. Armstrong, rotated
Armstrong has always been q democrat,
and in times past spent his dollars by the
the thousand, for the cause, while Hogan,
as a whig, was opposing him. The ap-
pointment is considered victory OF the
part Of the Republican" and it may well
be congratulated upon going to the front
ranks in the national plundsrers, at one
stride. Hogan has the capacity. and will
no doubt make an efficient officer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-08
Eth. Platte Argu. closes a eulogisti

IjThe Platte Argus closes eulogistic
article on Senator Green as follows:-
In his personal habits, Mr.. Green is So
cable, friendly, and good "boOn eOmpan-
ion.r
Prentice says he is good raw material in
the block, but needs moulding and finish
Though the remark comes from no friend,
vet Mr.. Green would do well 10 bear it in
mind.
II Mr.. Green is not spoiled by praise and
fattsry, we look for great things from him.
Very good advice, but We fear il Games
too late. Green was very smart young
man, was "praissd" and "fattered," "boOn
sompanioned, and 90 on, until be is but a
medium man at middle age, marked BY the
excuses Of "earIy piety," which check
growth and have dsteriorsting tendency:
and hence hs. will most probably swell the
ranks Of the clustering and garrulous "hss
beens," 49,.