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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-26

TyHE undersigned have this day bought out the firm
IL OF DEADERICK LOWRY, at the old stand Of ~
II. Ballew and respectfully ask the patronage Of the
friends and the public generally.
Athens, March IL, 1855. VIC. WITT 4 co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-26

70 be dawn In The oity Of Augusta Ca In public on
Saturday, March 18th, 1855
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-26

TIN and Sheet Iron. Just received and for sale
cheap for cash, by Jan 90 @. W. ROSS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-26
january 4, 1860.

WE request all persons indebted to to settle same
w or before LIST January next. We will take Good
Wheat At the regular market price.
Dec is, t7 A. CLEAGE& co.
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swan 8 COS lotteries,
$4,000! for Ten Dollars |!

To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia. In public
on Saturday, March 9Th, 1855.
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IN SACKS sALT-on hand and for sale by
II eDV NOV. 1871 g. X. REEDER.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-26

To be drawn In the city Augusta Georgia In public
on saturday, March S0sh, ISIS.
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IL who owe me can pay In good merchantabl,
"A Wheat, delivered In the Depot At Athens, at thu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17
July lst. 1855.
~ LIYB NIzn PHoro0RAPna.-Th

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing = m -
marous patrons and the public at large, that ~ =
lures to FULL LIEE SlZH, either plain or eol0go1.
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants eaunI
If not superior to any produced In this city, at -
larged to any size. sas.
Citizens and strangen are invited 70 call and -
THAN Hall, Main strset, between eth and loeA.
Pc 0IDDo.
P. e.-If ron want genuine Ambrcsyps, shk =
the place 70 get ii, where yeu will neithsS b hur
bugged In price or work.. Also. helAin0eyDee, .
any other Picture in the Photographs Art
jelS p. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

KissINe CAsE.--Mr. Barrows, principal Of the
very remarkable, or apparently involving any
great wickedness. But somebody saw it done and
told the School Committee. 1t 10 fair to iafer that
the individuals composing that body are "supera
nra.ed fogies," who hare long forgotten what
Kiss is and can't wait for information till the is
sue of the new American Encyclopndia, con tanning
the letter X, for they expelled Mr.. Barrows from
bis school. Public sympathy il with the school.
master. however, for he has been endorsed by
two ciergymen, and the people Of one section OF
the town threaten to set mp school on their own
account aud employ Mr. b. If the School Com
mittse refusc 70 rsinstate him In his former posi-
tiOn.
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PkESIDENT'S UFFiUE.
VfRGINTA A TENNvaapr po.r ~

FsnoiNiA q AkNNxSSEE RAILROAD Co..
oux Lynchbnrg. Aug 6, 1851
NOTICE.-1he Eleventh Annual Meet.
~ ing Of the Stockholders Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held in the
Hal! OF their Depot, in the city of Lynchbura, On
Wednesday, the 18th day Of September next
FORM Of PROXY. -
Ki,op all meN by these presents: That We the sub
scribers. beil Stock holders in the vfrRiua and
Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint ---- our true and lawful attor-
ney and proxy to represent each of US in general
meetings of the Stockholders of said Com pany when
We are not personally present, with full power and
authority ut such general meeting to give such
vote or votes and to do such other act or acts AZ
each Of MS could give do if we were personally
present.
Witness our hands and seals, this day of lso
sEALl
WITNESS, SEAL.
SEAL
10Th Bylaw: "Prox,es, to represent stock in their
general annual meetings. shall only be valid for the
pace OF two years from the date thereof
By order ofthe Board of Directors.
an ll-dtl3S VII Ii HUGHES. sec'y.
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~ UsPaEosDsHTED HUccIss. The

excitement in behalf Of BAKRR,S CELKDRAgKD
PREMIUM BiTrkRS continues 70 increaeo =
this city, . well a. throuGhcut the state AZ suss
stamacs And won. Hssdschs Ia, ssvs - q
val; and In addition to the great virtue ef DeksN
Premium Bitters. we have never heard e( ease e
Complaint, where they have besn used rsgunylY
duriG + the summsr months. 6hould you b es1nekea
UM BITTERB, fresiy lor three or iour days, 81
you will be permanently cured. Vita the Son1.
dence we have In u, We advns al heads of A0tltQ
emergency, with the confident assurance that ~
medicine Known u 20 enscsuAl, ahd, ae ths s.ns
sale by Messrs Purcell. ladd = Co, and hy q
prominent Druggists In the city a ktchn0a1 81
elsewhere. IN Virginia. ouM
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USLIcEssEp Hacks are being run upon

UNLiCESsED uhCK5 are be1ng run upon
the public streets every day, despite the efforts OF
censed hacks are required to give security as pub
lie characters, and those who ride in them are to
that degree, protected; but in unlicensed ones,
passengers and their baggage sre entirely at the
mercy OF the drivers. When hack owners ara
caught in the act of evading the city ordinances
by decinining to obtain license, the heaviest Ines
should be imposed upon them, regardless of the
excuses they may offer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17
"GsAcE CHuncH', is Che rame of tha

'dgACE CHURCH IS the name OF the
new and beautiful house Of worship, just being
completedat the northwest corner of Main and
Foushee stteets. This building IL hfty-fve by
eighty-three feet, Of brick walls. we'll succeed
and painted stone color, is Of the Roman esque or
der, and has been constructed 10 the most substan-
tial manner, under the immediate eye Of Mr. JOS
f. Powell, the contractor. While its exterior pre-
sens an attractive appearance, its interior is rem
dered doubly inviting by the admirable tasts
displayed in its arrangement. The walls and
ceiling are painted in light stone color and then
handsomely frescoed-its pews are good size we'll
cushioned, and conveniently arranged-and the
flooring is constructed that the Minister NAV be
seen and heard from the altar-thus dispensing
wi.ha pulpit. At tho south end of the building is
gallery for the accommodation of choir; and in
il We noticed a very pretty organ, Of oak color
The doors and pews, and all the other wood work,
have been painted in imitation of oak. In resr of
the church is q room to be used for the Sabbath
School, and we understand that seventy or eighty
children are already engaged to attend.
This church, as many have supposed, is not con-
nected with any other, but entirely Independent.
In It there 10 pew room for $50 persons and Rev.
Z. ID. BAKER, of the Episcopal denomination, has
been selected as its pastor, there be no doubt
that he will soon have large and Intelligent con-
gregation.
The grounds and building plete. will cost
between $4,000 and SIT 600 and 10 one of the most
desirable locations for u church In The city.
On Sunday last divine service was held in the
school room. On the Goth inst the church will
be thrown open for regular service but the conse-
cratien will not take place for several weeks
thereafter.
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~ Particular Nor1os.-
Tho Hgh-

NJ PARTICULAR NofIcD.-The D1b-
scriber having disposed Of his store ct tAs coruH
18th aud Main streets. will from this dme ssadno
business exotIsiretp at
1855 Main etreot, Corner 19th..
Having now greatly increased facilities, 10 ! o0o
bled to offer goods on the most liberal tsfms beeh g
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Thankful for past fhvors, he hops by yas1sS9 -
forts TO please his YkIeNDH AND TH0 R0uAl
to merit = continuance Of their patronage, ~.
W. YkTERSON, Dru9gist. 6faduAte
Of the Philadelphia College d PhATmssy.
euocesso1 70 Alex. Duval
July LIST. 1855. il le-ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

Cook SHOPS are prohibited by the
city ordinances, when kept by negroes, but not
witbstandiug that fact, there are new ones opened
occasionally in despite OF the law. John Norman,
pests, Ia to have hearing before the Mayor this
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

B~CARD.-RIMovAL DIR. KNOX Aas
removed his residence to the house o. nh O..
Immediately in the rear Of the Presbyteriaa OhnfsAs
Church Hill. ~ FsFsf >,
In profsring his services 70 the citissns n HI.
mond, among Nhom his short residence he's Allove1
called upon to state that he has bsen engnGed NTH
active practice Of his profession for the last yee
~ Calls may be left at his residence, o. ~ m
Office, 18th st.. between Main and Cary. Au u3-lns i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

CHICKEN FIxrss -Otway, slave, fell
into the hands Of the Charities, while moving his
chickens, in bag, from one lot to another, last
Sunday evening, and was locked up for safekeep-
ing Yesterday morning he proved that be was all
right, when called before the Mayor, and was
thereupon discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

REFORM IN TEE HOUSEHOLD OF THE NEW PRINCESS
ROYAL OF PRuss1A-A Berlin correspondent relates
several anecdotes of innovstions and reforms in
the household made by the Princess Victoria,
since her arrival in Prussia from England. One is
as foliows:-
The chsmbermaids, whose proper business it is
to clean the rooms, discharge thu duties fthsr po-
etion in silk dresses The daughter of the richest
sovereign in the world decided to put stop to
This cxtravagance. One fius morning she had all
the female servants summoned to her presence
and delivered what may be considered = highly
successful maiden speech She began by telling
them the expense Of their dresses must evidently
exceed the rate of their wages. She added that AZ
their wages were not to be raised, it would be
very fortunate for them il they we're allowed to
sumo cotton articles Of clothing. sin order to
prevent every Misunderstanding, The Princess con-
tinued. "I shall not only permit, but order you t.
do SOB [t.t5Est
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ENnAcEn W1,r-When ;aaIousv entor

ENRAGED WIsE.-When jealousy enters
the door Of the family circle, confidence gides out
of the window, and feeling itself in nsw element,
Is about as apt to return, as an entrapped wolf
when 1t escapes from it's temporary prison. Not
many weeks since, Maria Hicks was before the
Mayor, on the complaint of Mrs. Maria Conway,
and to day Mrs. Conway il to occupy the prison
box, on charge of threatening aud abusing Maria
Hicks, and throwing stones at her house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

This establishment (bsins the ma .a...,... -
Y ths s0gth both srssssds Typss dessneps 49, &
ssS "a I'd; I;'ss as aas oas me-; &. 5. S:sh.
r1onAR4haIdas, oA4aEoaasa,rs. sASK s5Tcs Scsafsek4, soE4e,.,.
Bills 81 iADINa. rfHHSH4bdH HHHbbfHIfs !.
ssss s..d.s e Az s;s g
THE Df2sPxfscc1aap fsc1apsc cARS sisifY fsafEss. 81
Circulars, Labels. &C.. i capable Of turning 81 Io
iTprs.ions Pre- psr hour thereby enabling the patrons
q ore 81: :, sss.nisnmsnt e. to obtain this description
u f7scss resssesd IN prcpcrtion 70 ats tnrease a
Printing in Gold and silver Bronze, and var,or.
In this branch Of the business tie prorrietors -
eafsly caALLEnaE COMPETITION. 5
VIRGINIA: At Rules held IN q !
Clerks 0faee Of the Circuit Court Of the Ctr Of
sn ,,n on % ;he M ist Mcnday in July being
Henry Hyman. Plaintiff, u
Aw ry,. and sssss:s sssassa Pyle, partner.
in business. under the name and sssis
OF W Pyle = Bro. Defendants. m pxsr
The object Of this salt is to recover 81 the dsfend
with legal interest on Sses part thersof from III:
s% dss e 6s II .as M Gs
ti,i payment; and affidavit having been made and
dents o. this Commonwealth, the said defeudantg
ere notined % appear within month after dne
publca IN hereof and do wha. 10 necessary 10 pro-
tect their interest in this suit = ~
Copy-Teste,
~ T-law4wTu '-
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of the City of
Richmond, on the lst Monday ia July lsss (it being
the 5th day Of the month , ~
VIM A Bradley, Plsintif l 81
against
Hall Nelson, Defendant. m neRr
and upon attachment returned exscuted
Inc OF this suit Is to of the defend
two thousand dollars with legal interest there
athdavt having been made and filed that the de.
iendant above named Is NONRESIDENT OF the Com.
monwealth. the said defendant 10 notified TO appear
within one month after due publication hereof and
suit. ACopy-Teste. - '''''
JAMES ELLErr, Cpk.
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RoBBTyo a Ns1aHnoR-Jol

1sV"pf'U a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Icdy' u
free negro, fell into the hands of the police yester.
day and was examined before the Mayor, on the
charge of stealing susdry articles of wearing ap-
parel from Rebecca Logan. John and kebecca re-
side under the same roof, their tenements beiog
separated by thin board. Knowing where Re-
becca hung her harness, John ripped on division
plank, took such dresses as he thought he could
dispose of, and then sloped. He now denies the
charge, notwithstanding the fact that portion of
the clothes were found in bis possession, and the
Mayor therefore continued the investigation for
ts-iay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

PRosIouTING.--Baii bonds are now be-
ing prosecuted BY the Commonwealth's Attorney,
and will soon become source Of revenue to the
State, or nake it more dicait for bad men to give
peAce honda.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

FArAL AccrDxsT.--0n the 18th ult, in Barbour
county. Va, ~ one OF Mr.. VIM Etenple's sons,
about fifteen years OF age, was getting on hay
upon hay fork, which ran through his throat. 30
nrmIy was be transhxed By the fork that bis bro
ther had 20 pull 1t ont. The young man made but
little compisist until Sunday, she 9th Inst, when
Monday evening following.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17
RICHMOND, Juus l01n. IsG
nRTn nn M KAHn.-DrAn Sin. I'll

~To On NJ. KAHA:-DuAn Sin: lfool
IL duty owe to you, to seste to ths pabiic, ~
successful removal 0f . tMmor from tbs eios & NJ
neck. OF fifteen years standing. weighing quwaFR
of three pounds. without the use Of 8 kIle. aaA 4
which am now we'll. was examined By several
eminent ply sicians ef my county, who advDoa -
to have nothing aOus with IT,
Yours &c. NARY j. 0RUDD0.
~ Rssidsnce Beaver Dam, haaOvsr county, Va
80 On. KAHNx ofncs u the corner q ~ AA4
Main streets. 10 oH0e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

Ncr PROVED George W. Woody had
narly -Corbin bsforc tho Mayor yesterday, for
keeping disorderly house, where gaming q per-
mited, bat failed to satisfy the Mayor OF the cor
rectness Of his charges, and the defendant was
therefore dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

Richard Barrett. Just sleeied to Congress from
S. Louis Il thirty eight years old, sud ons Of the
handa3mest msn In she Unitsd States. He y mar
ried.
Died. on Tharsdey, tho 9Th inst, Young Chief,
he pygsn priest Of the ssnece IndiAns, On Csta-
rangas Re ervation, agsd IA yssrr,, ss
i Capt ". M AndrsWs ". army, disd suddsnly
n tLiltiU Rock, AArk, recently.
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e~ LrcoRIcn BoIrnRa. 90 r

|" LIcoRIC1 BoII1Rs, 80 AHD 10
0kLLoNs. FOR Woop on CoAL.-Thoss Dol1srs hswse
very simple arrangement for regulating ~ -,
and for retaining IT. at given toUperAtuye ~ 8
lung time. just TO hand, per seh0oner Haxal, an4
for sale at the 0ovsrnor street btove 6togu. by
0E0k0E oxARR0kx,
N. B.-SmAller szes. TO arrive. Also the taFAax
Boilers, all sizes, on hAAd. jYA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

psoupHos's SENTENCES CosrTRMrD.-The sentence
against NJ. Proudhon, the french socialist, has
y.srs, tmDrisonmeut NJ Proudhon II 10 Brussels,
md Il e ;not expected hs will return to Paris.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

GAyB BAiL.-John Walsh, committed
to prison for getting drunk and beating hts wife,
gave bail for his good behavior, yesterday, and was
reieaaed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

s - CHnoPLAsrIc TEETH - ArtiAeial
Teeth, BY tho CHEOPLASTICTHO HOCyoo. ~ insee
cd by the Aubscrbcf. and warranted . = 0a0agi1r
IN every respect to any other method now . uoA-
Specimens can be seen at the subecFfbers1 01oo.
Main street, opposite CorinthiAn Hail. 9s =
jy l5-lm JNO MCCONNELL. ponfau1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

NEW BusrLs-Extract from Mrs. Stssie's. IRE
sidencs In svifxsrlapd," showing what curious
bustles the Ewiss girls wear: In order to eese tbs
labor Of milking cows, the maids sis on tittta low
stools, which they carry about with them Tsedy
strapped % their person, producing an alsct more
Characteristic than poeiicaln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

THs SIDEWALKS are not made for the
use OF horses, but TO keep the soes Of bpeds from
the nud =. j. Crump was finei 81 by the Mayor
for tying bis horse on the sidewalk of Brook Az
snue: and. John Handy was fined 81 for riding .
blind qnadruped across the sidewalk Of I'd street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

DisnIssED The charge against VIM.
=. simms, sf beating Edward Terry, on the 10th
inst, was dismissed BY the Mayor yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

TIRxD OF sfRExDoN."-A free colored girl. named
Caro!ine, left New York Saturday uxder the pro-
lection Of two gentlemes fot ths Ruopose OF select
her own master and residing In Texas. She pre-
fers this course rather than to remain there in .
condition OF socalled freedom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

FmE AT THE ILLINOIS STATE PRrsoS-Fart Of The
Daildings Destroyed ai.-Friday evening Are broke
out in the work shops Of the State prison, two Of
which, with the dining hall of the prison. chapel,
hospital and three other buildings, were con-
sunisd A large amount Of finished work was also
destroyed. Three 6remen werc injured but not
dangerously. Several attempts 70 escape were
made by the prisoners; nome, however, succssded
rhe loss 10 estimated at 000 and Is fully GOV.
cred By insurance 10 eastern Offices. The origin Of
the fre 10 unkno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

PsAcHEs.--It ID great peach year down in South
Co rolina and Georgia, and the finest specimens Of
that fruit are vsnded In Augusta at fty cents 70
dollar bushet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

A. A. Holcombs. late of the U. 3. Navy. wes
iou q seee q HE bed a the frvnsise Houss yig3s
buss. oes esNeeks ssas sgis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

DEATH OF AN OLB MERcHAsf.-Mr. Abraham Van
Sauvoord. the oldest forwarding merchant In the
Hudson river and canal freighting business, died
on the 18th inst 1t bis residence in Jersey City =
lie carried on the forwarding business on the Mo-
hawk river prior to the last war with England-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

OLD Age In HAvANA.-The climate Of Caba must
bs NOT 30 unfavorabis TO longevity - II generally
supposed. The last arrival from Havana reported
the death Of Isabel Gomez at the age Of ITO years;
and now We hsvs:shs Yslaclara AE6oyddo annouuc-
ing the decease ain the full possession OF her
faculties" Of Maria de Leon, aged liz years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

Jew IN PAniIAaKxr.-The Churchman. . lead.
ing newspaper of the New York High Charch Epic
eopal stamp, bewails the recent vote In tho House
Of Lords, by which baron Rothschild has been ad-
United TO sit In Parliament. Tho New York Times
intimatss that there are many men 10 Parliament
Who possess not whit more Christianity than the
Baron Rothschild,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

Swiss ENsaAxrs 70. vnGINIA--A letter from
York hss the following item:
A company Of Swiss IL now being made up IN
this city to form colony IN Western virginia =
They have bssn offered 10 600 acres, q $i1s psf
acre. ana intend sendIng commissioner ont D,
make an sxaminstion Of the tract.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

Tar BLouNT nr RIvJERE AFFAIR." iStspnL 1sAake.
Acme of our eontem porariee in writng % THIS curl
r. MR.. The s,lbject of his alteration, Miss Blount
THIS is a mistake : Tho youne iady sss.fs unquali
asdiy that they were lawfully married Deiore tnes
lie ,r weeks before the raparation The secret oi
hs pertinscy, thcn is 70 hold on to the prize sirea
In fhe sfafe or iyAnia, seems to be, iu
the present sats Of the case the only family obsta
Gle to his success. r..c
grew mute ciiyairous on the eve of his departure
Hom Savannah. lie remarked OF board the steam
sr that lighting IVES simply pasf,mo Win NIL, anu
he was always ready to sccomm.date him aitsr
break fast hours as he was geners at leisure tne
remainder Of the day. He would lie over till the
next steamer. TO obiigc a beligereut-meet him hat
way, or rather than be nice about II. 60 the whole
distance himseif--Sdr. Rep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

A "FREE FIGHT."-Tbe editor Of the Abingdon
Democrat, who was recently in Russell county.
Va, witnessed a meeting of the sovereigns, which
he describes as follows:
"A dispute arose in a bar-room, between two
men, and in short time they cams to blows
The landlord with the assistance of others pitched
the combatants into the street and the cry of "a
fight was raised by some lookerson. In momen.
the court room wasdsserted -none remaining save
the Squires. two, or three legal gentlemen, the
Sheriff, Clerk, and prisoner; and they looked, "to
all appearances" as if they "longed to be shsre."
TOO! One grand rush WAS made by all who could
run; and We observed two or three eripples. with
crutch aud wooden leg, "doing their endeavoIs"
and making fair time, to reach the scene of action
she crowd was great, the heat intense, and the
whoopiug and hurrahing tremendous. In the
language of Sut LeveDgood-"Whar ther war 90
much mise, We knowd ther war hurting going on"
And so it proved. In few moments the crowd
opened in the rear, and half dozen men bore out
the insensbe and bleeding form Ct vanquished
hero They had scarcely time to clear their skirts
Of the crowd with their burthen and deposit it
comfortably on . pile of rocks, ere they were
summoned to return by the same old cry. Anoth-
or battle had commenced, but who the belligerenta
we're, or where they were holding forth, we could
only guess, for it seemed "a general mix"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

~ DR. J0nu B. WAIrHAII, (Hemoo.
pashistl offers his proesssioaal ssgvices - theejo
zens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Ofnce g NJ -
a. A1S-dIv Ff4R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

WE HAVE A VARIETY OF STOCKS
~ end BONDS always on hand. consisting Of
virginia State SIS = rs +
Norfolk City Bonds
Central Railroad Bonds
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Lynchburg Gas
Danyilie Railroad.
Which will be ssld as the market rate In sums to
SUIT ANY Information IN regard to any Of them,
will be given on application to
aus G w PURCELL CO.. stock:Brokera.
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