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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

ROBERT OWENS DEATA BED.-The following par
tculsrs respecting the death of Robert Owen,
were given in a letter from the eldest son of the
deceased the Hon. Robert Dale Owen, Resident
Minister from the United States to the Court of
Naples, Who happened to be on visit to his father
at the time of the latters decease:
NkwrowN MoNrGoMERYsHIRE. Nov. Il, '57.
Nv Dear Sir-It 10 all over. My dear father
passed away this morning, quarter before seven,
and passed away as gently and quietly as if he
had been asleep. There was not the least struggle,
not a contraction of limb or muscle, not su
expression OF pain on his face. His breathing
gradually became slower and slower till at last
ceased 50 inperceptibiy that even as i held his
hand could scarcely tell the moment when he
DO longer breathed. His last words, distinctly
pronounced about twenty minutes before his
death. we're, "Relsf has come" About half an
hour before, ne said, 'yery easy and comfortable"
The last public appearance of Mr. Owen was at
the late Social Science Congress az Liverpool. He
sto3d between Lord Brougham and Lord John
Russell lie spoke for few minutes, when, his
strength filling him. be was removed to the Vic
toria Hotel where he remained for several days.
He was accompanied by Mr. Rigby, who has acted
a. his secretary and man of business for the last
thirty years. While at the hotel he expressed q
determH alton to visit his native town. and start
ed next day, posting from Shrew sbury, there
was no railway. He only remained few hours,
returning to Liverpool and after transac ting some
business went back to Newtown. He told Mr..
Rigby on the way, ~ shall leave my bones where
| got them" lie died at the BoaTs Head Hotel,
and there Is not single iuhabitant now alive in
the place who was there when he left it, child Of
ten years of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
So CLo4K AND MAHrLE DEPoT.-

shall open on Monday. the 29h instant. Rich VEL
VETS euparine Beaver and Broad Cloth RAG
LkNs OF the most fashionable les and the latest
designs. for Lafiies. Misses AMI Children. Also, q
fae assortment Of PURS rich HEAD DRESSEe,
and Rreash HAIR PINE, in all colors. The Gold
Medal n epring sRIRT, the best skirt in use
ChiIdren's ekIRTs as low q cents FANCY
GtOns in great variety. Sold at prices to defy
competition, eXERIEL,
Zig 81 Aiaiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
ssY~ ANrI-RILIoUs Pills

The safogt and best Purgstive Pills IN use They
Al uoon he Liver. stomach and Bowels carrying
"A ali bile and every foul secretion Thoy don't
gripe are easy in their operation, ard can be taken
Colds from the systsm and prevent kheure.igTa -
II you suaer with any PAIN, use II SilOhN E,s
CUR E-ALI,, the great PAIN ANNIUlhATOM: IL
sYRUP, which is the best Cough syrup IN the
world.
2nlA by al Drrrgirts fn Richron'. cc ls-em
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

MINISTER DrposED The New York Reformed
Preebytery have deposed from the ministry and
the church Rev. DR.. Christie, who has been for
some time past Professor Of Theology in the Uni.
versity of tho Covsnanters, at Allegheny city, Pa,
but who was formerly, for twenty-five years, pas
tor of the First Reformed Presby terian congrega.
tion in Sullivan street, New York, and Is now ~
years cid. The charge against him was criminal
intercourse with the widow Of one DR.. Roney, who
10 the edtress aud proprietess Of religious peri'
odlcal, known AZ the "Reformed Presbyterian"--
q monthly Evangelical msgastne,--fhe organ OF
iuder" lives in Pittsburg.
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In T1ns.-A night or two sincs the

watchmen came upon q negro fellow, 1t thscosSers
Of 18th and Main streets, just % be IVES abSnt Il
lucky enough to get hold OF him. The holideys !.
are 90 nigh, that merchants and others must LOOK
we'll TO their fasteuiugs II they do not wish thtrA
premises entered By robbers. Thus hr there hsvocs
been fewer burgariss than We ever knew q this 4,
season Of the year. which ID owing no doaht to "a
Increase and vigilance Of the night police; butW :
doors and windows are but temporarily hstsnSd u
and rogses discover them, all the wstchmeu skAt .
the city may employ, cannot protect them. .s.z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

SHIPMENT OF FIoUR. bsfdns VIM {
Fl. Boone, cleared at this port yesterday Tor Per-
nambuco. She was laden with zoos barrels of
four from the mills Of Mesars. Bru@mell. 4 CO.
of this city. We lsarn that Mr.. A.. o. Brumheil
takes passage In her fcr South AMeriea. 'ss" ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

WABM KHcBPrIoN.-A gsntleman rossa,'t
siding in the neighborhood Of the Psir Qreuu6n.,,
heard some one in his yard abeut o'eissk yses
tsrday morning, and getting mp 70 sscsrtain VIC :.
u was. discovered Negro isllsw attsuptisg = "a
gun, with the intsntioe Of giving the intruder .ai
warm Welcome, he hurried Down, but % esstiue : )
the back door open. discovered that the rogue Id
hts speed. OF course load Of shot was hprrie ~
after him, and the fugitive screamed - be No la
been bit, but increased his pace and mads gssA.
his escaDA -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

- rrs ysIepsc Qf the above complaints st this sea-
- bas the rflct Of bringing ont host OF profes-
80 npr spscltcs ard while some few may be
,{ raa1v are 1sesess and some even dangerous.
e. nr-v,st ,ssssr puaimeut, the best course TO pur
S5s "a cassnlt yyut family physician, or otherwise
r. rriei 10 DC s;tte aud CHCacions. OK this class
!. n Ls&'S CJ1eQ,ND fRUf OF GUN ARA
BIC Originally hefsv9Flte pres F,p soa oi an en-
r,.it-irr. Rnt without advertising, has continued
=, amy n eriWiHG reputation for the last twenty
~Asr~ Ia "A recent casss IL Sess Ike charm, and
}s ,.ar,ul, .sssg bronchitis, Hopping )ugh Group,
A.fAns. g. it sussd With unparalleled success as
ns,<l antilles viii testify.
N,s|5h. FlsHrS < WINSTON, Mk.ps 4 RAxEa. A
Rs-TssS e. at IS ceots per bottle. a1d IN ele.
at an. riaaaans l,azeuxe form, l3A and Is cents
T<r Il called rfLSss GUN ARABIC CoUaH CANDY
hr,oz - SO 27-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

sINaULAR DEATH.-The engineer Of train on
the Watertown and Potsdam IN. ~ Reilrosd,
seeing something strange lying beneath bridge
he passing, backed up his train to the bridge,
where he found a man with pack On bis back
hanging dead between two "ties," his pack on one
side the "tie" and the man on the other side. He
had stumbled while crossing the bridge, and iall-
lug 90 a. to be caught thus, there strangled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
BURur 70 DpArr-()n Wedn1,

DO ~ TO D1ATH.-OD WOdno0daRa,l
night last. colored wouas, 81 the Sesidssee g. 7
asleep, to pay visit, and 10 leaving TIE hischee
accidentally dropped some cisdsrS on the 6otR. .,
which, aftsr awhile. ignitsd, snd hring ths eJoshG
in the cradle. ths child was burnt 10 dsa&h Mrs
Taqna, iu endssvoring TO extinguish shs Aamea.a
vas badly burnt on the feet. The kischsn VI
nearly DESTROYED E1a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

teiyed, by Adams Express, fseah let OF Swedish
LgsUiIEs, which viii be applied upon reostreaEon.
able tsrms.
P.B.-Curping end Leechipg promptly attended
30. Can be found all h0urs Of the day, at the Hair
Dressing RnctA npier the American Hotel. and OF
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill,
LAY -5-tg Il. y. UuHSONf
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393
s-~--n.r
1880
1926
1W,O5
Total
To same date in 1857,
Decrease In 1858,


FRArRIcIDE IN BALrIMoRE-A horrible affair oc.
Cured about twelve o'clock last Wednesday night
in the public house of lawson p Reach. on Gay
street. Baltimore. 1t appears that two brothers
named John and Thomas Conuery, both sous of
Mr.. John Connery, who for many years was con.
nected with the baggage department of Barnum's
Hotel, but at present residing on farm Ia Balti-
more county, had visited town, in search Of 0
missing animal belonging to their father and
failing to find it, paid too many visits to places
where strong drinks are sold. The result of this
was that Thomas became very drunk. At the
time named above, the parties entered the Green
House and took another drink, when the deceased
commenced persuadipg his brother to 20 home,
aud 10 doing so laid his hand upon him In the
way of kindness. when Thomas Immediately drew
pistol and shot his brother dead upon the spot,
the ball entering the left eye, passing entres
iy through the brain, and causing instant death.
The police were promptly upon the spot, but
too late to arrest the ASSASSIN, ~ Immediately
after discharging the weapon, he ran out OF tho
door and made good his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
eRgcIAL RogxcRS
ssSg- NovEsBEs 2orH, 1858.

f4eY~ NOV NEEDEh AVFHt 1000.
xTv0,NT vELvtT AND CLOTH CIoAkS AND
EtttANS, FCkS AND CURTAIN GOODS.
rR PRICE l. Co. are adding daily to theft
'''N" kpIES' yURs, in great variety.
NELNkT AND Cloth NL0Ahs
BLACk AND COLD JLofH kAGLANS
TIhTAlN GOODS, IN katnask
rSCC ETELi.ES, LACk CURTAINS
MUSLIN CURTAINS, &c, &c.
4 PRICE 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

4 SECOND "JACK SHEPpARp."--John Hipson,
oclored, who escaped from the Jail of Chester CO.,
Pa, last May, was recsptured and taken to his
old quarters, on Friday night. Since his escape
from there. be has been in Jail in Lehigh county,
where he broke out, and a reward Of $50 was o.
fered for him. On Saturday night . week, he
broke out Of the Lancaster jail, making the sixth
time he has broken Jail in about eighteen months
twice in Chester county. twice In Reading, once
in Lehigh, oncs in Lancaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

Frss AND Loss sY LFE-Ths cotton gin Of Dr.. \.
P. LoDgstreet, near Rome, Ga, was burnt ou the
25th ul,, and three negroes perished IN theflanes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

MARINE LOSSES foR NovEnBER.-The New York
Courier publishes table OF marine losses for tho
month Of November, showing an aggregate Of
forty-one vessels, Of which seven were ships, one
a barque, ten were brigs, and twenty.three schrs.
The total valve of property lost was sir hundred
and sirty three thousand fire hundred dollars This
Is the value Of the property totally lost exclusive
of damage to vessels not amounting to total loss
and Of partial losses of cargo The total losses for
the past eleven months amount $8,045, ,391. Same
period in 1857, Sl6,250 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

R5r DR. JoHs Is. WALTHALL, (Hom9o
psnistl ofsrs his PRO essional services 70 the ci
sens Of Richmond am its vicinity. Office at his 70
s'denca. oo Leigh str et, two doors from 9Th.
lZ--dlx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
.TH7 eCeUH3Y CoURR or rHnnnf0ss Will
commence ~ neesmher. tern ~ MoudaJ ssGt.s -
'Rpx Orr. A WOOD .csr al ths IRA if:. 8.
|icksbufg road, fan on short dl5fanoe Eom ykx
lofty yesterday afternoon, bat did no dArhagS 1

ARMY IsfRfIuxscE:-fhS -Asus1qusrters OF the
hryt regiment ofaftiiiefy, now ststlddsd Ak 16ft
AcIIesry eaisimorss sCofunslsJehs lfsisg II sso0p
lrAnd.1nF "a ssz1er ~. ss,sF ssJ - 49, is-ss
AlHge dsthchment of tecruils viii lea1a .Asy-f
ERRORS island for California and Dragon - -
:SsS :r.i.r, r, and and sh asassy - sSs %
i'm those departments The efrssai dsea11sa IT
Icondacting those ttossis 70 ahsje dsstsAteu ere,
Lieut.. Colonial p. >. Rsall 1sst ArAesesG oapt. 9.
d's1 sss:ss "a ,ss :s'ss; ss ;s:.s :sAs T.
lfautFe. fft*sfft =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
YSa- ptRlL!rATED PERsoxs-Those

who have suffered from iHcesssnt fevers loss of sp.
1.liiTe SY lnproy0r disestjoa-nay easily be cured
& the use q RAKBa's RITTESS. We have known
persons entirely restored - health by these Bitters.
stfay yslliaS al tha watering places without receiy
ur any benefit II any OF our readers are suffering
fytyu Hysrsasia Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver. tn-
digestion Ague aud Fever, Sour stomach or Loss OF
Apgt:lte they will ud certain relief by using these
Etter< rs directed Delicate females may Test
sur-i that these h;ttcrs ara admirably adapiee 70
their diseases ard never fsi in Guckening nature
sgc restoring sue bloom O. health TO their cheeks.
Teethux infants may also bA improved by their
i.--Whtlsr hl classes aud sexes viii be benefited
II their strengthening properties. A family
rneiicue :nceu BstteTs stand unrtvailed, and must
aYeatnsuy suyeyssde all others We invite a trial
at once - ~
For sale by Purcell bsdd Co. ani by all the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. ocle
r$. 3 sTHs. BATHS, BATHS hot,
IoIa ard shower Baths can be had daily al all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Snsnrooiug Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance On liiA street.
Single Baths q cents. or tickets for 81 sp 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

CAPTURE OF A ThfHfGAs free negro
called Roberts, was captarsd aad eagsd ySsysfddysg
for stealing clothing from Nj. Jssoosf H0Nnr
be examined and disposed Of bytbs Muvss stAAst
morning. 10 r .sa - re-. 4 ssssenss5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
ss.z,~ All. THOSE WHO ARv AFFLICTED

with any Curonc Disease considered incurabe, will
receive Letter giving information which will in
a speedy AID permanent cure, by sending their
e. Foore. tire celebrated Chronic Physician, and
author OF - Medical Common sense,'' Saratoga
spFipgs \. Y. sc l3-d& w3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

Fsay BURNING FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BURNING FLUID Always on hand and for sale at
the Drug and Prescription Store of
JOHN W. GARLICK,
10 I0-Irn Market place, Franklin st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

TonAcco AND Rum IN THE NEXT WoRLD.-Hoso the
Spirits oct their Liq,sor.-In lecture at New York,
Judge Edmouds said Of spirits In the next world !:
IL once had spirit come TO me who had been
addicted to the use Of tobacco, and the frst want
be experienced on entering into spiritual exist.
ence was . desire for that. / had an interview
with spirit who was q drunkard while living
here, and he asked mo for drink. ] asked, What
good would ardent spirits do you now y and ne
said, i can drink IL through you.'0 This last
spiritual revelation will bc likely 70 consideraoty
increase the number of mediums.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
80 HaRsoN's Haze CurTINf. SHA

AND Sg4MrooiSs SALOON, under the American nc-
ei-eutrspce Cn Iith street
\. Blot Geld and shower BATHS can be had al
81 hours Single Bath Is cents. or tickets for one
dollar jeS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

STATISTICS OF EMIaRAfIoN.-The statistics of emi.
grafton at the port Of New York continue to ex
hibit large and steadily progressive decline, a.
the following statement shows:
Emigrants arrived to Nov. oath, 1858, 74,317
- Z" since, to Dec. 1st, oo3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

BROTHER ELoPEs WITH BRoTHER's WITI.-An
iusta nee of this rather unusual class came to
knowledge yesterday. IL seems that two brothers
named Campbell were residing in Washington
county, Illinois, the elder being married, and the
younger, Edwin H., single. The latter concluded
to run away With his brothers wife, and the de-
serted husband soon after learning bis loss, set
abont tracing his ahsconding spouse and william
ous brother. He followed them through Illinois
10 tho Mississippi, and down that stream to Menu
phs, where he has lost all traces OF the guilty pair
and has wcll nigh abandoned all hopes Of ever
finding bis lost wife again. On arriving IN this
city, Mr.. Campbell learned that the parties had
been here, bnt left for parts nnk nown three days
before bis appearance, and as yet has been utterly
unable 10 ascertain the least clue as to tho direc
ton they took on leaving Memphis Mr.. Campbell
returned yesterday TO his hone In Illinois, from
hence be had been forced by this almost unhsard
OF development Of the depravity of human nature
Memphis B,slietin, Nc<s. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

EX-SENATOR Jons NJ. MILES, Of Connecticut, leff
In his will, 100000 to the poor OF Hartford. His
Mayor. One half is TO be devoted TO tho payment
of house rent and the purchsso of fuel Zoe the
heads Of very poor families, especially widows
The other half to be invested until The aecuofsM
est upon that sum IL to b psrpctually descsrd to
the object explained above. .s ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

InpRovxMsSr The xidsning Ahd ~
pairing Of the sidewslks on l2th street from
Main to Franklin, will add ysry wnrl ~ th4eaas
public thoroughfstV. = ~ 's'1'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

SsaS~ STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Now in ssere q frii supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
netse. Purchasers nro invited 10 examine the quail
~ of our wares. we especially recommend the
k!chm-nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always on hard for sli leading articles sold
a. the aOvsrnor Street stove Store.
EA- Wanted Immediately two first class workmen
ocl6 GEORGE sTARRETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

e<y~ FRsRKLIa PAPER MILL, RICH
kogD, Vs.--Reiyidere Manufacturing Company
Keep constantly on hand all descriptions Envelope,
Manila and Wrapping PAPEh, News and Book
PAPERS, Of all Qualities aa3 sizes, furnished 81
short norIce
1a-Cash pad for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD, President.
Q OGDEN. eupt 4-am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

DsArH or A MISSIONARY Rev. DR.. DeForest, for
many years missionary IN Syris, died in Roches.
ter, n. T., on the oath ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

JAMAICA Rum, for sale BY
WIatToN POW xAs.
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sr CIGARS.

Ec CIGAEs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MAHUFACTUED TOBACCO.
large and well selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JOHN BOUCHER,
I4th street,
between Main and Franklin sta.
B.-CI0ARs made ia sEy style To order.
90 s--sSaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

ArrtrorrNa-ThomssC Q. Plumiey died fsw days
ago a. his rosidence In Wilmington, Del. While
he was lying corpse, his little daughter, aged
about two years, was bnrnt quite badly, bat she
soou recovered from her injuries, and while play
Ing about the room on Tuesday fell and hurt her
head 20 badly that she died In few hours after,
wards. Mrs. Plumley is also seriously indisposed.
and her restoration 70 health very problematicai
Verify, afiiictIon In this instance hos not come
siuglc handed.
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HOMICIDE IN ARKANsAs.-The Des Arc Citizen Of
The 10Th ulf con taina the following:

We learn tha, VIM Combs killed bis father in.
law, Wren Carter, on Upper Surrounded Hill,
Jackson county, on Monday morning last. 1t
seems that Combs had made over his property to
Carter to it from execution, and that after he
had paid the amount against him, he wished Carter
to retnrn him the property. Carter refused to do
so and Combs after mature deliberation, told the
old man that if he did not do he would kill him,
his (Combs) family would suffer il they did
not get it to live on. On Monday last. as Carter
was passing Combs house he (Combs) took his
rife and accosted him, insisting that Carter should
give up the property he would kill him. Car
ter still refused and screened himself behind a
stump, but Combs followed him up and shot him,
while in . STOPPING position, the ballenteriug his
lett side and ranging down. Carter died instantly,
and Combs made his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

Gnoxon B. ErnsL, Dentist, Once
end re&itsncs. No al on Main. bstwsen stk and sih
tvss~s Richmond Va nav n1~~lv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

TIE DISCIPLES are holding protfsetfA4
meetings 10 this city, and We learn that AuWhefe
of converts have been made to their depomiDation.
Some Of their ables. mniatera sre nightly holding
forth at their meeting house On II strset.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

HsAarRzHDiSs Ocovkasycss-40n Friday night
last, Michael Klesor, While steering boat on tbs
Orange county, NJ il, vas thrown overheard By
the breaking Of the tiller, and drowned, in the
presence Of his Wits sud two children, who VII
messed the dying -ssrUgsles of the peoF fsllew
without being able 80 Assist hfn. y "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

IN ExPEyslys CAnFAlsH --Ihe Howard Associsu
tion Of New Orleans, la, during the prevaiesoe
of yellow fever in THAI city, treated 8l14 patients
llosipg cnly III Of thai nunber. Their disburse.
Ements reached nearly 81, 600. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

\ sglc1pspy yHAsaIso.-A Germal nsmsd cssslnsu
smith. employed - bar kespsr ax q iaest bsse
house In Bslsinors comnittsd suicids last Wed.
nssday evening BY hsnSlsE shinsslG he bed hsr'
msrlJ assida1ia .fhiladslShia, where prsvimsS g
comiag % RslSinofc,, ns Lost &5QO-All ~ -
.sssh,.in sessslsslcs Ihi syisx = x ieSss " u
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


After few closing remarks from Mr.. RIvss,
which were loudly apPiauded-
Mr.. PRYoR roso 10 reply. He spoke OF the po
litcal position of Mr.. RiyEs he being fainoas for
opposing prominent Democratic gentlemen. He
had opposed Gov. WISE In 1855. Mr.. PRYoE then
went into o com parison Of tho courses Of Messrs.
SusiMxERs and LErcHRR, and contended that the
former never recanted his antitlayery utterauces,
bat, on the contrary, carried them into effect in
after action.
volcE.-Mr PRYoY, heard Mr.. Gro. II. Sum
MgRs recant these assertions.
MIR. PaYoR.-I deny that. Mr.. Rwxs, in . diseuss
sion with whom is ID alleged Mr.. SUMMERS made
the reeantation, also denies that he heard him say
20. Mr.. PRYoR went on TO defend Nix. ::LIrcHER
against the charges made aaainst him. He said
20 little had thry affected him In the eyes Of Mr..
RvIs, that that gentleman had voted 70 make
him an slector n lS4s. He had bssn up for many,
onlces, and yet these charges had never bstn
sprung on him till now. He ridiculed the mea 9f
ths defsat Of the Democracy with JonH Ex1cnxe
ct the head. - 4 :.
fThs report closes while Mr.. PHyos ~ spsAklde,
In order 70 BE- In time for the mail. j
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

BOYS AND GrRLs.-Speaking of the
plan Of separating the sexes in school,
Mr.. Stowe, the celebrated Glasgow
teacher, says; The separation has been
found injurious. 1t is impossible to raise
the girls as high, intellectually, without
the boys as with them-and it is impos-
sible to raise boys morally as high with
out girls. The girls morally elevate the
boys, and the boys intellectually elevate
the girls. But more than this-girls
themselves are morally elevated by the
presence of boys, and the boys are in
tellectually elevated by the presence Of
girls. Boys brought up with girls are
made more positively intellectual by the
softening influence ofthe female charac-
ter