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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

HOMICIDE IN KENTUCKY On the 7th instant
Nimrod Anderson and John Clever were Joking
each other, near Flemingsburg, Ky, until they
got angry, when Glover shot Anderson, from the
effects of which he died next day. Glover was ar
rested, examined and committed for trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

!. THE BoARD or MAEA0HRs Of the Vir-
ginia Mechanics Institute viii hold . regular
monthly meeting 10 their hall at ! o'eieek co.
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

HEAVY CRoP.-Thirty persons, mostly
negroes, were committed to the watch houses last
Saturday night for violating the laws and ordi-
nances. This is the heaviest haul we have known
for some time. aud shows hat the extra natchmen
have added greatly to the efficiency Of the night
police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

An ALLEGED pEFAULTER.--A broker of Port au
Prince, Hayfi, whose name, initials enclosed in
cycle, appeared upsn every drafs, drawn upon
New York or Boston, has absconded, leaving lia-
biItiss yarieusly estimated at from million aud
quarter to two millions Of dollars, u. $. curren
cy. II was supposed there that he has made his
way to New York,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

ANEW JERSEY PEARL.-The Newark (N.J) Even
ing Journal has seen magnificent circular pearl,
five inches in circumference, taken from Pater-
son oyster, aud intended for a present to noble
lady at the Court of st. James 1t is in the posses
sion of Col. j. X. S. Denton, of New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25
BrLLrARps.-The exhibitors Of this

fashionable and popular game are required to get
license on each table, before the game 10 opened
and those who fail TO do 50, are liable 10 8 fns
every day Those who have unlicensed tables In
uss. had better call on the Chamberlain this moru
ing and fork over, or they may hear notes ofwarn-
ing from the Mayor very soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25
sAusaGEs NOT IMpRovrsa.-Two Germans in New

SAUsAGEs NOT IMPRovING.-Two Germans in New
York have been arrested for making sausages
stuffed with dog meat. The officers ON visiting
their shop found the remains OF the unfortunate
canine in close proximity 70 the newly stuffed san-
sages, and butchers pronounced the meat Of the
sausages TO be dog meat The excuse of the Ger
mans that dog meat was a cure for consump-
ton, and one of them was afflicted with that dis
Dog meat would appear to be certain spe
cific for the consumption of sausages at least.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

HARDENED WRErCH-Eliza Bridgewa-
ter, white woman Of gerry black character, made
answer the charge of being drunk in the street
the night before. As she was known TO be a con-
slant associate of negroes his honor comnitted
her to Jail in default of Sl00 bail for her good be
hayior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

Daowsxp-Chas. II. willard, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
was drowned in the Hudson river, at Piermont, on
Monday evening, by the upsetting Of boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

Ios LACE CArEs-Basques and Bridal
'eiis made to order; Stamped Collars for working.
Je Io-u<N LADIES BAXAkR
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FEnALE THIEyEs.-Two white women,

IENALE I HE - = '" y "-EtkU WVHHsH,
Emma Graham and Alice Hargrove, were arrest
ed aud Gagged last Saturday by officers Chalk.
lev aud johnson, ON the charge of stealing sundry
articles Of wearing apparel in Washington city
As Richmond has no for such characters, IL is
to be hoped they will be sent to the Federal Capt.
tol 10 answer for their crimes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

LIvE-OAK.-A plantation of live-oak, made by
some careful public officer in West Florida is said
to be fiourishing finely, and Col Claiborne pub
fishes a letter, in which he proposes to establish
extensive plantations of live-oak reserved lands
in Louisiana lie says the live-oak grows there
years from the acorn it forms a beautiful shade -
In twenty years it has the tenacity and durability
of iron, and is ready for the axe of the shipcar-
Deuter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

LATER FROM YUcATAN.-By n recent arrival at
New Orleans, We have adviees from Sisal, Yucssnn,
to the 9th inst.s The blockade was raised on ths
Sd. A Mexican brig-ofwar was In port and all
quiet therein.
This happy event was the consequence OF the
appearance OF the port of q Spanish man var,
when the revolutionist cruisers thought prudent
to retire. -.
Peace negotiations have again been resumed and
hopes were entertained that the revelation win
soon be at end. -a r-a" fa raf@
Don Martin Francisco Peraxa has been elected
Governor.
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tbs EaxurE on Mr.. sr. MARr's CoEIEsK.-The
Baltimore American makes the following state
ment relative 10 the recent events ut Mt 81 Marys
College, Maryland: s
The Faculty had reason 10 believe that an OBJ
scene book was In the possession Of the studsnts-
Efforts were made TO obtain II, which no; being
successful, number OF the desks Of the students
forced open in the progress Of the search IN
stituted The students protested against this set,
and drew up TeInonstrance, which was presented
TO the President OF tho College. The President ds
regarded this m.nifesto, and the classification
among the studs was 20 strongly manifested -
TO lead TO the expulsion Of the most prominent of
the maleontents. A large number made commoa
cause with the expelled, and thrcagh psrsaasssn,
and il Is alleged in instances By intimidation
used toward the younger members, isduced some
ffty to leave the College. Some, after sscsptsg,
returned but others persisted In the rebellion, and
scattered In different directions Tor thsir hones.
The stndcnts their part, and In Justification VI
their conduct, complain OF unnecessary hATshness
on the part Of the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

GHn WHY SUFFER WITH A CoUGH, from
4Cold, Hoarseness, or aConsumptiye Cough when
you can obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
HoRNEs PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
Rfi 1t s combined with other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma. Cstarrh and Bronchial Affections
II is prepared by Chemist of reputation aud is pro
bounced by those who have used it, the best Cough
Syrup in the worldi
Bottles 25, - cents and ST. Sold by PURCELL
LADD CO, and all Druggists in Richmond.
&C le-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

ANOTHER "ISFERSAL MACHINE PLor.-On Mon
day terrible explosion occurred in the nail fac
tory of George Carter, at Pittsburg, which. al
though doing considerable damage. resulted in no
loss of life. Fragments of iron, nails slugs. &c,
were hurled in every direction, the roof of the
building shaken and the hearth partially torn
down. The Chronicle says:
On examination it was found that some one had
placed an "infernal machine under the neck of
the bellows, and that piece of heated rod which
one of the boys had been working and thrown ON
the toor, having ignited it, the explosion epsued
Fragments of the deadly Instruments were found
scattered all through the shop, and how the bows
escaped, with pieces of metal and slugs of iron
hurled around them in all directions, seems to Ms
mystery. The force of the explosion was very
great, some of the slugs having been driven seye-
raj inches into the hearth, while the bellows WAS
lifted eight or nine feet from the frame in which
it stood.
The machine itself was most ingepiousIy con
struCted, and it must have cost some time to pre-
pare it, 1t was formed out of apiece of large gas
pipe, into both ends of which metal had been cast
SO as to completely close them. small tube or
fuse was inserted through the metal in one end
aud the pipe inside having been filled with pieces
of iron, nails, slugs, &c, and large quantity of
powder, the machine was complete. A piece of
cotton was wrapped around the smaller tube and
this once on fire. the powder quickly ignited and
the explosion followed.
Two men have been arrested on SUSPICION of
being concerned i'll the plot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

The first railroad ever built In Venezuela, was
opened on the Goth ult., from Porto Cabela to the
interior.
The distiiiery Of Messrs. Bushnell 4 Coleman,
In Edgsfsld district, 8. c., was consumed by ire
on Monday night last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BIZ THE SE1krz.--Bsv-
erly L. Clarke, of Kentucky, appointed minister
resident of the United States TO the republic Of
Guatemala; to be also minister resident OF the
United States to the republic OF Honduras, pursu-
ant to the 9th section OF the act of Congress Of tho
18th Of August 1856, entitled "An act to regulate
the diplomatic and consular Systems of the United
States" Fayette McMullin, Of virginia, Governor
of Washington Territory. Abraham Rsncber, of
North Carolina, Go,erno of the Territsry Of New
Mexico. Alfred Cummings, of Missouri, Governor
of the Territory of Utah. John Hartnett, of Mls-
souri,, Secretary of the Territory Of Utah.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

EaS" BRAGG's GREAT IMPRovEMENT.-
THE ARCTIC LJNIMENT
DEFTES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that it is
GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGGS OTHER LINIMENTS.
In the cure of
RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA PILES
SPRAINS, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS
SCALDS, MOULDS
TUMORS CORNS
For HORSES and MULES externally. nothing ex.
.. ceeds the ARCTIC LLNIMENT
In curing
SPRAINS, SWEENEY
SCRATCHES, CALLS
THRUSH, RINGB0NE,
or any Sore or Swelling or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle.
Price % cents, 30 cents and ST. for small medium
and large sized bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
ia l3-t5 Wholesale Agents
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g. FOR RENT-And possession given
81 immediately the large FRONT ROOM over The
s,ofe Of Mr., Keeling. on Main street next door 10
gW building, corner OF Main and l3ih streets IL Il
a very desirable location for lawyers or doctor's
rfh'c. OF lodging room. Apply at this Office
"a i4-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

k6F Law PARryEnsurp

Trp JAS. pLEAaAsrs.
p,,hiss pLEAsANTS. Attorneys at Law. No,aries
t,s ~ sna Commissioners of Deeds &c. viii prac.
IL n ~ ai Tue Courts OF the city Of Richmond and
Wy ',es sseahu@o q 0oochland, Henricc and Hanover.
once On lith street, second door from Maia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25
TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
AND PERSONS CONTEMPLATING BUILD
ING.-The subscriber is prepared to dress in supe-
rior style, LUMBER OF every description. Tobacco
er and better than they can by hand. He will also
make BOXES and CASES on reasonable terms He
has a large well enclosed yard where he will store
Lumber free of expense to the owner.
Persons intending to build or repair will do well TO
give him "a CALL as he is determined To do any work
which may be given him in good style and ON "a
favorable terms as ii can be done at any other estab
Iishnent In the city. Lumber cin be taken to and
from his Mill as low as TO any other.
Those who may find it inconyenient TO CALL by ad.
dressing a line through the Post Office will be
promptly attended to
30 MoULDlNGS of all kinds kent on hand and
worked to order Il. j. CRUMP
ia lin Corner of Leigh and I'd sts
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CAUGHT AT LAsr.-Jane Goinps. a free

CAUGHT AT LAsT.-Jane Goings, free
negro, was arrested b. her security last Friday
night and committed to prison to answer the
charge Of using insulting and provoking language
to Thomas Brooks. When the offence was frst
committed, the prisoner arrested and held to
bail to appear before the Mayor but instead of do
ing so, ned the city and located in Manchester
where she was re-captured When brought before
the Mayor last Saturday, the witness against her
did not appear, aud she was therefore locked up
until this morning. As the security arrested her
and delivered her into the hands Of the law, we
presume his forfeited bond will not be prosecuted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

E:a over my store on Main street, near the Tx.
,haaga Bank, suitable for Lodgings or Offices Rent
moderate. Apply 90 C. NENDLlNGER
"a l3-Jt Merchant Taller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

city requires the Mayor to impose a fine on any
one who may by accident leave q box or barrel or
other movable article in the street, for Dight,
while at the same time there are hundreds of per-
manent distractions in the various thoroughfares,
which stand from year to year, and no effort is
made to have them removed. II one person has
right to foot of street for fence or house, why
has not every other citizen equal right to the
same amount And if this right were accorded to
ALL where then would be the streets!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

O. ROOM FOR RENT.-We have for
Ii rent, over our store, one large, handsome
front room. L. MCCARTHY SON
- 10 III Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25


f0~C. B. BARREr, formerly with
Messrs Binford Mayo Il Blair desires 10 T,turp his
sincere thanks TO his friends and acqaintances who
psttonized him so kindly while there, and beps 10
un,n u,p54 Them that he Is now locatsd at M.ssrs
ShklsflaN a LATHR0P'S, where he will be
happy to see them. ia I5-dl2t6cwits
Ray THR MUSTANG LIYIMENr cuRys
Rhenn1fiSm:
re AaStdn9 LiniDtsfa cures .SiF Joints.
Je Mustang LiRInent cures Btl.as and pnnnfs 4.
1ne Mustang LiRiiaeat cures Sores and Tiers
1hs Mustang Liniment cures Clked Breasts and Soy,
Nipples; '0
TIE Mustang LiHtBieat cares Net,rdIJid:
The Mustang LiniInellt cures CJTgs and Wdrfs.
The Mustang LRiHtent as aeorth
l,OOO,O00 DOLLARS PER ANNIJ3T
To the United States the preserver and restorer
OF valuable Horses aud Cattle It cures all Sprains
1aids, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &c.
VIII You answer this question: Did you ever hear
II any ordinary Sore. Swelling Sprain or Stiffness
either on man or beast, which the Mustang Lini,
ment would not cure! Did you ever visit any re-
spectacle Druggist IN any part OF the word-in Eu-
RI pc, Asia or Americawho did not Say lit was the
greatest discovery of the age!" Sold everywhere
Every fsmily should have il; three sizes.
BARNES 4 PARK
Ia aa-d&w-lm Proprietors, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

Luther J. Gisns has been eieeted Mayor Of At
laata da.
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KIDNApPINa.-Mason Thomas made his

hlDNAPPIN0.- Thomas made his
appearance before the Mayor last Saturday, to an
s"er the charge of kidnapping George Anderson, a
free negro, from New York. and selling him in this
city as slave. Thomas, the prisoner SAYS he re-
sides in Missouri and gives the following account
OF the affair: About six months ago, the negro
George Anderson, then owned as a slave by the
prisoner in Missouri, ran of and escaped to New
York city. After he had been there some time
prisoner learned from friend where his servant
was, and went in search of him. Finding q
him in New York, and knowing the difficulty
OF recoveringa fugitive, prisoner hired the negro
for IS per month, to work for him In pennsylvania
and by that means got him here Before oHering q
tue negro for sale, prisoner made this statement to
Mr.. Pullam, who made the facts known at the
time of sale.
The Degros statement is--that he was born and
reared in New York city-that he lived on Cross
street, near the Five Pcints-that his father and
mother are named Anderson and Jane Huteheson
that he attended a school taught on Mulberry
street by negro fellow called Peterson--that he
at one time attended to DR.. Greme's horse-that
Thomas employed him to attendSto four circus
horses at 50 per month-and that he never was in
Missouri.
George Andersonis black fellow, delicately pro-
portioned five feet two or three inches tall has n
down-cast look and is almost an idiot. lie knows
no white person in New York. and cannot give the
name of half dozen acquaintances. If he is really
free, and is telling the truth to the mode in
which he was kidnapped, the police of New York
will be able to learn something of his history and
take proper steps for his restoration. If he is a
slave, aud belongs to Mr.. Thomas, there will be
very little difficulty in establishing that fact In
order that the truth may be brought to light the
Mayor has committed both parties until next Satur-
day,
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THE MEDICAL COL

4 LEGE-This institution located at the corner Of
Marshall aud College streets, i'll a convenient anu
airy situation is open for the reception uf patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medi-
cal or Surgical aid, except the insane and persons
affected with contagious Diseases are admitted INTO
its wards.
The accommodations for the sick are complete, and
private rooms are provided for patients desiring
them.
Of the College, aided by an experenced Resident
Physician. The charges for Board, Medical Atten-
dance. Nursing and Medicine, are, for
hte yatlents...... pr week
Private roons... ........T osi5 do. do.
BY an arrangement with the proprietors of the
Bellevue Hospital iE requiring SaJYicdt OPP
,Tdt,on III addition TO the above rates, fee varying
from S2 S30 in different cases. will be charged for
the operation. The particular fees may be ascdr-
tanned on application to either the attending Sur
geons, to the President of the Intirmary.
tiesP ''' ''''' '"'''''' y '''
q the lntrmary. or 10 obtain information concern
ing it, may address the President or the Steward.
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICoLAs and
WELLfUED
Attending Physicians TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident PHI ysician-MARIoN HOWARD. Nd.
Steward-f. NJ. PARRISH.
Presidential. JoYsEs. NJ. ID. ia 6-d6m
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
GINIA-CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARsl-Money re-
Ciyed deposit in sums Of five dollars and upwards
which interest Mt the rate Of per centum per All
mum is paid for sums remaining SIX months or long
er; for shorter periods interest at the rate OF per
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received, aud certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. b. SrAKKE mt the store of f. b spence
corner of Main and Governor streets Richmond Va
SAMUEL Z. C0TTRELL, President
T. b. sTARKE, Cashier.
C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
de 2s-3m
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efa FUN hENI-A small frame build-
GI ing on Pearl street. near Msyo's Bridge 1t is
excellent stand for retail business such rs Gro
Gerry or Cuniectionary. Possession given forth.
with J. T. KEESEE
IA lN-ts 18TH street. hetween 4 and D.
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E0R SALE-A quantity of SLATE
i that has been taken from u roof. Apply at this
Office. Ia nl-ts
o. HHDS. prime Bacon Shoulders;
~~c bids prime Bacon Breasts; 10 tierces family
Bacon Hams, landing, for sale by
WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE
La No Pearl
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"a FOR RENT.-Those newly erec,,

Ell ci Brick Tcnements. on Cary street between
III %ui Sth. They are well adapted for tirucsry
stores any kind Of retail business They cuutaii,
rs5Hlp. besides the store room aud are well adant
c i5f the accommodating at families. having all no
crs>sry couvenences. Possession given infnediate-
y. To good tenants, the rent viii be Moderate
Apply Il 4. y. RAGLAND a CO..
IA @l-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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DRAssIxa FoR oYsrEss--fhe citizens Of 80 Ma
rys county, Md, are endeAvoriag 10 get Ian
through the Legislature To allow the citixsGs Of
that county who own beats engaged In the oysssr
trade to catch oysters with drags and scoops In
the Chesapeake bay or Potomac river, borterfng
on the county. They allege that In deep ~atsr,
where there are nov large quantities, they cas- be
csnght in no other way, aud are tkersfors per
ell taken before half grown. They proposs that
the owner Of each vessel pay yearly fiesnSs ef
fteen dollars, for the benefit Of the schoe. fsRd
Of the county and that they be allowed the priyE.
the Chesapeake and Poiomac, immsdisssly aAjsr
cent 20 and adjoining said county, In wafer nos
lees than twelve feet deep, at usual low tide, and
not within two hundred ards Of the land.
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FOR RENT--And possession o

A. FOR RENT-And possession given
81 Immediately the store No 81 Main street now
occupied by the subscriber IL is central and one of
the best locstions in Richmond for any kind of
wholesale retail business.
The S'or. and Cellar will be rented either with or
without the upper part. Apply 10
"a i5-lm THOMAS A. RUST
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TaAsEDr N, Kkxfusxr--A few days since her.
ribs tragedy Was enacted 10 MArioa csaatys ~.
Mr.. yaneleave, . farmer Of thai section, Aftsnpe
ed 10 ehastise one Of hs slaves Dr eone nisdsed-
The negro resisted, and during the stFuexle thae
snsued ysneieavss con was kifisds and eHeshsr
mas named Thompsos fatally weesdsa
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81 dwelling nU Grace street, between Adams and
F0ushec. square above Grace street Baptist
Iru recently repaired aud gas introduced: las tbs
city water IN the yard, and is in one of the mn,t
i il,.t-apt pcishiorhoods in the city.
Te II 9eod teusnt the rent will I've low Apnly To
IA 2S--tx kAGlAND 4 RRn
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Jswete Jones. an expssssmans uss Killed "a she
railroad st Bostoa 90 Tuesday svsainT
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ALMosr ParAra o..

ALMOST FATAL-A few evenings since,
a party Of white boys engaged in q rock battle on
sne NolIhsastern suburbs OF the city, during the
progress OF which lad fifteen years old. named
joan Bush, drew pistol loaded with buck shos
and Threatened to kill any one that approachsd
nim- Alfred Poindexter, one Of the opposing par
ties, rushed upon him and seized his arm. ana in
the scuffe that ensned, young Bush fred striking
negro boy named Tom, in the service Of Mr.. VIM.
IL BENSON, with three Of the shot, seriously wound.
ing MIN. Two OF the shot took effect in the me-
gros right hand, cutting his fingers badly, and the
thIrd one struck him on the right jaw bone glanc
ing aownwards and lodging in the neck near the
lnsular vein. This shot was soon after extracted
oy DIT Drewry, and the negro boy is now nearly
out Oh danger Had the shot gone one quarter Of
an inch further, death would have been the result.
Young Bush has not been arrested for the offence.
nor is 1t at all important that he should be as the
courts are loath to punish juveniles for any crimes
but the parents Of the boys engaged In this row
AID In all rock battles, will very much negle"t
their duty If the9 do not give each one sound
chastisement.
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-. TWO NEWLY ERECTED BRICK
Ii TkN9MENTs on CLAY STREET FOR RENT.
= have Tor rent two newly erected brick Tame.
aenis on the south side Of Clay, near ist and onro
te the residence Of l., W. Gfazebrook, ESQ. Ihe
nouses are large and convenient having about 3
1r.,ms each with large yards In rear aud supplied
th city water and gas They situated Ia nlca
aut and retired neighborhood and persons in search
4 comfortable houses would do well 20 apply
"a E2-S;aw6t JAS. NJ. TAYLOR A SON