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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-08

BILLIARD CHaLLEsGE AccxPrRp--.Jehu Secrister.
)f Detroit, has accepted Michael Phalan's chal-
ense to play billiards for wager Of S. 600 and
the championship"
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PUT THROUGH Jackson slave to =
seph Waite, was convicted before the Mayor cl
stealing six pairs Of shoes from, y. Harris c Co,
and sentenced TO the lash
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RISE OF WATER. We understand that
resident OF Hanover in crossing the Chckaho.
niny last Friday night, washed from bis
horse, and came nigh being drowned. The swamp
was said to be quite high last Saturday morning,
and some of the farmers were in fear Of having
their bottom lands overt ,wed.
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+ UNITED STATES ABMV.-Ihe present military
force II the United States consists of nineteen re.
giments of the line, composed of the following
corps: Five regiments Of cavalry, four regiments
OF artillery, ten OF infantry, making grand ag-
gregate of thirteen thousand rank and file Of all
arms. This little army covers area of over two
millions of square miles, being two thirds the area
of all Europe. There are eleven hundred commits,
stoned officers, including ore hundred medical of-
Hcers, eight hundred and fifty of whom graduated
at the Military Academy, and two hundred an d
fifty civil appointments. The nativity of tbo.e
officers is as follows: Born in the United States
900, Ireland II. France S, England 6, Germany g.
Scotland 2, Austria /, Italy l. Poland L. Spain ];
Cuba l, Turkey /, at sea 3. The militia force o;
the United States is computed at 5000 900 effective
men.
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nEs- FRANKLIN PAPER MILL, RIou-
hosD, yA.-Bsividere Manufacturing Company
sep consl auty on hand all descriptions Envelope
hanills and Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
EAPERS. Of all qualities and sizes. furnished 81
bort norice.
na~Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD, President.
OGDEN, Supt oc4-3m
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kEyisG, rHs CHINESE MANDARIN, STILL ALIVE
The Paris Pays has private advices from Shanghae,
TO the l2th OF August, according to which, the
Manderln, heying, was not sentenced 10 death,
with the privileges Of committing suicide, as re-
ported by the correspondents OF English journals
lie was, like Yeh, degraded and condemned to ten
years confinement in the fortress OF Tho-ho-
This, at his advanced age, will probably prove 70
be i'm OF isonment for life.
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CLOSING MONT o-morrow will be
the last opportunity our rea iers will have Of ex-
amining the variety of articles of ali kinds at the
Hall sf the Mechanics Institute, as the exhibition
will close that night. The list of premiums wi
he rnah AT s n'clnck
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ks5 EXHIBITION WEEK!
THOMAS K. PRICE d. co,

THO M Ae k, PRkCE o. Co,
. Ry every arrival, are making large additions t.
LseiT canlmsndtEg stock Of
RICH FANCY SrArLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
IN every department they are nog thoroughly a..
sorted and sole to give bu yers at home. or from
b rUAd, the advantage Of a large and varied selec
uru.
The senior partner of the house is again in mar
k"t. Tins giving them the advantage Of resden:
partner whilst it lends freshness to their entire
IN store and expected
Elegant N.iyrl CiOaks
D, Slack Ciotn Cloaks 5.as
b oqfd Do 5D DO
DO, do DO CioAks
ste!is Shawis. great variety
LtEx aud square BrCcLe Shawis
b. do Blas let Shawls
hosiery, Gloves Mitts. &c
Black and Coiored Bay aderc silks
B4kiish and American Prints
Rioa six Robes s'Lez '''''''
Do do D5nble Skirt
Elegant Eaisnt.a Gobes
Elegant hguslaine Robes
EmbrJIdcrles, every grade
PoInt Lace ard Brussels Sets
Va! aud Honiton do
La = Collars in variety
BI,cs Thread nd french Wells
kumbgziurr, Grapes, Wells, &c.
Ia the HEAVY GOODS department they have
}aumed up theiT cellar again, and arc prepared to
sLJ& buyers every article Tor household aud IA n
Prp at the closest rates such goods can be
They are new getting in
sATTINETs
PULLED CLOTHS, 3-4 and 64
-., SLEEPS GkEYS. ali qualities
Brown and bleached COTTONS
FLANNELS. &C. &c
Al of which are offer upon the very best terms.
&C 2j-lm THOMAS r FRICE Il co.
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sALr sHIrrfsa.-The Kanawha river, after long
sussension OF navigation, has com nlenced rising
moderately. On Tuesday twenty salt boats left
Charleston with l4ooo barrels Of salt. The sp.
pearanea is now favorable for a full resumption OF
navigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-08

TIE HusrIsas Counr will commence
its November term this morning, at ii o'clock
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Ley DR. JoHs b. WALTHALL, (Hom9o
,athist offers his professional services TO the It'll
ans of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re-
Gfeace, on Leigh street, two doors from stn.
a I1--dIH
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WONDERFUL SWIMMING.-Ghe Hawaiian (H T.
Advertiser says that on 10th Of August schooner
plying between the islands, with eight natives
aud three foreigners on board, upset. The natives
picked up the foreigners, put them on the bottom
Of the vessel aud then started to swim the near
est land-ffteen Mules distant. They swan during
the remainder of that night, through the following
day and night, and on Thursday six out of the
eight landed on Niihsu, old man and strip
ling having proved unequal TO the task.
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WHOLESALE PoIsosING.-on "Wednesday, Zsth
nit, all the boarders, % In number, at Caspar
Muhlman's boarding house in st. Louis, NO., we're
attacked after dinner with symptoms OF poison
ing. physician was called in, who, by the use
OF proper remedies, prevented any fatal eonse
quebces The food was then anaiyged, and the
soap and the salt were found to contain a large
quantity OF arsenious acid. Suspicion rests upen
boarder who had departed the same morning al
ter quarrel with the landlord
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SPECIAL NCTICEs,
kzzs~ liz YOU nAvs A CouGu,

kzsS III YOU HAYS A CoUGu,
TAKE HAMproN's TINCTURE.
If you have Dyspsp.ia.
II Yen have Rheumatism.
- TAKR nAMpToN's TINo1URE.
-, TAKE HAMPToS's TINCTURE.
III you have Pain in the back,
T Ks HAMPToS's TINCTURE.
II you are all WeakDess
TAkE HAApT0S'S TfNcTURE.
If you have Headache.
TAKE HAMPT0N's TIvCTuRE.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
il m ST highly esteemed like Thousands of our best
known citizens feels it duty to tear testimony OF
The wJnioriu, curative power Of BAhPTON'S
withost giving it a trial! Call and get pamphlet,
and SET testimony.
BALTIMORE SspT o. 1883
Atessys Mortimer d Nc ,abrag- Gentlemen: l have
beer. scsEe time afflicted with Asthma scsampa.
aicd with shortutss of breath with many symptoms
properties # UANPT0N'S FEakTkBLE TlAC-
TukE, from having used the same, induced me to
procure bottle Of the Tiucture, and by the use of
one bottle was much better that was Induced TO
use more OF It, and by taxing hve or ak bottles vas
restored to r.y nsus health, aud will say TO a per
sons who are afflicted as was to use HAMPTON's
VEGETABLE TtnCTURE.
GeutIemon-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit OF the afflicted,
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay Sta,
Baltimore Nd
sfT- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
seii by PURCELL. LADD Il CO, Richmond; by
Or COOKE, FreseFicksturg; by all the Druggists
ln potershure; by 90kfImER 4 NOW BRAY.
saitim re. and by Druggists and Shop pkeepers
eryWhere
es- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
no l-dswts
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Nor pRovEn -Beniamin Dailev.

young man, appeared before the Mayor last Satug
day to the charge OF threatening the life Of
his father, A. r. bailey. Two or three witnesses
were examined, after which the hecrsHd was die
charged.
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TRorr1EG RAoE.-As will be seen br

TgoTTIEG RAOE.-As will be seen hv
an advertisement in this mornag's paper, a trot.
ting race, mile heats, best three in five is ahout
being made up, to coma eff over the Ashland
Course, in which bay Celding "Independsnce"
bay mare Peggy brown gcjng David Long,
and chesnut mare "Fanny Wickham," the winner
OF the twenty mile trot at r. oad Rock, on the Both
of October, for purse of $500, ten per cent en-
trance With such assemblage in trial of
speed, and over such course AZ Ashland, we do
not see how the lovers of fast trotters can resist
the emptation of being present.
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US- CI6ARs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large and well selected stock.
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
l4.h street,
between Main and Franklin sts
IN E.-GI6ARs made in any style TO order.
&C S-3m
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MOVEMENT OF stAvEHoLDsas IN MaRYLAvD.-The

MOVEMENT OF SHAREHOLDERS IN MARYL4ND.-The
Baltimore papers contain q report Of the proceed
logs of convention of Shareholders Of the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, held at Cambridge, in that
State, on Wednesday and Thursday Of this week.
The Shareholders complain that the free negroes
among them are an Idle and worthless set. aud re-
commend the holding Of general State Conven-
tion In Baltimore 10 June next, for the purpose OF
devisiug some means of remedying the evils under
which they labor, and the passage of laws to ren>
der the free negroes producing class.
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An ELEVATED RAIRoAD.-In Chilli a branch of
the Copiapo Railroad, between Pabelion and Cha
narlcile, passes over the Atacama mountains. at
an.elevation higher than any other railroad In the
world. On the 81 Of August, part Of this railroad
was opened, and locomotive assembled to the
terminus ut an elevation of 400 feet above the
level of tn sea. This attitude is about 1000 feet
greater than the highest point of the Vienna and
Trieste Railroad. in the Austrian Alps The highest
elevation of the railroad which passes through the
Blue Riige in Virginia, is 270o feet, l14o feet less
than the highest point on the Copiapo Railroad.
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/ OFFIOE MEHClAETs INSURANCE Col
Richmond, 81 Nov. 1865.
FTHE DIRECTORS of This mpany,
/ cat OF It's net profits fnr the past six months,
kYabie 10 tha atockh olders an aud alter tins 18Th
artsat, and allied three ner cent ta the Surplus
d and. MONTAGUE,
IsO s--tiaS eeorstary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-08

CHESS MATTERs-Aorphyt TO Play before the I'm
peror.-Young horphy, whose chess playing haa
excited SO much interest the other side Of the
ocean, is expected home before the close of the
present year, aud it Is understood that the chess
players of New York and Brooklyn intend to give
him an appropriate reception. What its nature
will be has not transpired, but 1t will doubt be
worthy of the metropolis Recent advices from
Paris state that the Emperor Napoleon has re-
quesed Morphy to give aspectmen of bis blindfold
playing at the Tuileries, before the ladies of the
Imperial Court, and has also consented to be
beaten at chess by the young American at the
odds of rook. There is now reason to believe
that, before leaving Paris, Morphy will have
chance to contend with Herr Won der Lasa, the
great chess analyst and player, who has recently
left Rio Janeiro, where he has acted IS Ambassa-
dor from one of the German courts for some gears
past. The meeting of these two chess masters
Will excite great interest among the lovers of the
beautiful game.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-08

UsDERGRouSD OPERATIONS are being
continued on small scale, despite the efforts OF
the authorities to bre k them mp. Two negro fel
lows escaped fron tho neigbborhood of this city
last week, aud it ia believed that they have sue
ceeded in making their way North.
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s@A ChRp.--I truet thst the ohie


songit 10 be attained by iha publication Of this card
will turni.h sufficient apology for calling public
attention 10 a 2 rs0nal matter.
1t i4my cherished desire to obtain such an educa-
ton will qualify NE for commencing the study of
Theology aud proposition recently made me by
dessrs Harper l. Bro, OF New York will enable M
hope, to obtain the means Of accomplishing my
object.
am offered 81 0G0 if can dispose OF a thousand
copies OF their Monthly Magazine, at the regular
q script On price, 800 Per year. Will engage TO
4urReh puuCtuAiy to new subscribers Or to those
who now receive il from the book stores. from the
publishers. AT the price above stated, Comrteuc
with the December number, (fhe beginning Of q Retr
r0'ltne1 whch will beissued ten days previ usiy. Il
slifCient evidence of the pO9naritv OF III oeri
ldica that it hss now attained circulation of 10000
,opies.
Persons favorable TO my undertaking will pease
lesye their names with NJ ssrs Swoid ds Thaw. rs
Broad street or at the library of the Young Mems
Christian Association, e. nddiC's building.
| trust that this candid announcement OF my plan
and purpose will gain for me the cooperation espe
cislly of the religious PUBLIC. -
LEWIS W. BURWELL
no I-tf Box 616, Richmond Va.
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POLICE ARRRsTs.-During the month
of October last 233 persons were arrested and COM
mitted to the station house of this CITY. of this
number 10 were whites, III slaves and IL free ne.
groes i1 the hFst station-house there we're l4l
committals-49 of whom were whites 70 slaves
and 20 free negroes In the second station -house
there were % commit'sls--26 of them being
whites. As slaves, and q free negroes Most Of
the whites were committed for drunkenness. and a
large proportion of the slaves, for ordinance vic.
lations,
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FRESH LAKUHEa.-I have lust re-
,eived by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHFS which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
2. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing RoaTa under the American Hotel and st
aight on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my PTS z. @. EORSON
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sE PARKE PoINDsxTER,

RICHMOND, VA.
Will practice in the city of Richmond and in the
counties Of Chesterfield. Powhat,n aud Amelia.
w. Office in Lisles Building. corner Of Main and
i4th trGets. 23-l2m
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SERIOUS CHAaos.-we noticed :, or,

SERIOUS CHAagE.--We noticed in cur
saturday issue tbs fact that the City sergeaDt's
oi1ce had been entered, drawer forced open. and
pochet'oooa ana Knife, portions of evidence
against pickpocket and q man charged with
stabbing, lad been abstrected therefrom That
same morning reward Of $50 was offered for the
recovery 1.-THE articles and detection of the thief
aud in the course of the day. the knife and pocket
book were returned to the Sergeant by William
hcDermot who stated that they had been obtain
en- from Richard L. Saunders. On this lnforna.
tion, warrant was issued for the arrest of Sam.
ders. and that night Truehart aAd Everett of the
Night watch, atrested him at his residence. on
Duvai street and lodged BIN n the cage. where
ne IS no" heid to await an examination this morn
ing. Saunders has n written receipt profasse5 70
be signed by some one, of whom he aays he pur-
chased the book and knife, but as he does not
Know the party, he will have some difficulty in
satisiylhg the Mayor or the court that he came by
the lost articles in proper manner. His attennts
to elude the police, will add nothing to his char ces
of getting clear of the charge against him.
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ssa DsBfLlrATsp PERsoss-Those

who have suffered from incessant fevers, loss OF ap
petite or improper digestiOn-Inay easily be cured
By the use of BAKERS BITTERs. We have known
persons entirely restored To health by these siters
after visiting all the watering places without receI
ing any benefit IF any of our readers are sufftri
from Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver, IL
digestion, Asue and Fever. sour Stomach or Lose
Appetite they will and certain relief by using these
Bttrers AS directed Delicate fenales may Test as
-Grsd that these Bitters are admirably adapted to
ther diseases and never fail in Guickening nature
tud restoring the bloom OF health TO their checks.
Feeihlng infants may also be improved by their
use-whiI5t all classes and sexes will be benefited
ny their strengthening properties AS family
medicine. these Bittf stand UCTlvaied, and must
eyeo'naily supersede al others We invite q trial
At once
For ssleby Purcell, Ladd & Co. and by all the
DrCr. tuert Druggists ill virginia. Il
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WITH the arrival OF new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit TO my customers and
the public generally. the following standard of
prices for uiy notted Lager Beer, Porter, Ale, Ae.
during the winter season. viz:
Qnarfs per dozen 81 ISL IS CT, doz allowed on
Pints per dozen. $lo0 return Of bottles.
Half pints per doE Sc. bottles extra
Store and bar keepers per centage allowed
have also on hand Lager Beer in whole, half
quarter and eighth bbis; Cream Ale In whole, half
and quarter bbis and for sale at the lowest market
price.
Orders left with Messrs Duval 4 Norton. corner
10th and NJ ain streess; Laidiey Robinson. cor nh
and Frank lin SITS or at nay store will be promptly
attended 10. WILBAGHER, 18th st.,
MOI Between Main and Gary.
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sas- HoasoN's HAIR CUTTING. SHAVING

AND SHAMrooISG SALOON. under the American H'
el-entrsnce on llth street
n. B.-Hot Cold and Shower BATHS can be had al
ali hours Single Bath 25 cents, or tickets for
loliar les
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gAr LIRs SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS The

subscriber taxes pleasure IL announcing CO his
nerUus patrons and the public at lar ge, that no II
now prepared to furnish photographs from Ininia
cures 10 FULL LIfs SlZk. either plain or colored
which, for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal
than the usual price. cid Pictures copied and en-.
targed TO any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens at dlBBS' Temple Of Art, CORN
THAN Hall, Main street. between 9Th and 10th.
2 E GIBBS.
P. s.-If you want a genuine Amhrotype this IL
the place TO get it, where you will neither be hum.
bugged in price or work, Also, melainotypes. o,
any other Picture in thePhotographic Art.
le Is z. K. g..
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(yOAL OIL LAMP DEPOT-JUkES'G
~ PATENT-Just received 6ne assortment of
these taost economical Lamps, giving q light EQUAL
to gas All who have used them unanimous in
declaring them the best aud most economical Lamps
extant without the least danger OF expioinn. Call
aud zee them at CHAs. 4 DAW SONS
City Drng Store,
nov Corner Of Main and 18th streets
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ANOTHER RAILROAD CoNvENrIoN.-Iti 10 stated that
a convention of southern railroad managers &i'i
be held at Chattanooga, Tennessee, on the 23d
instant. The principal business Of the N setting
will be the establishment OF . through sehednle
OF passenger and freight rates. Ths has been
contemplated soma time in consequence Of the
new competition inaugurated by the opening Of
the East Tennessee and Virgiaia Railroad las.
spring, and by the rapid progress towards COM
peison Of embryo lines. Among the roads WIN b
will be represented at the conference are the Bal.
timore ard Ohio, New ORLEANS, jackson and Great
Nnrihera. Aississippi, Central EAst Tennessee Ard
virgni-, Memphis and Charleston, and Central
Georgia,
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ORGANIZATION OF DAeoTAH TEsElroRY.-The peo-
pie of Dseotah have at last effected an Independent
temporary organization of their Territory. State
officers have been appointed, Legislature conven
ed. laws passed, &c, and the Minnesota code of
1857 adopted. A letter from Sioux Fails, where
the first Legislature assembled on the 18th Of 0c.
tober speaking of the members, says:
Before they convened In their hall, the stars and
stripes were uufurled from flagstaff in front Of
the building used as capitol, aud sauted by thir
teen volleys red by the "Dacotah Rifles andehe'
upon chees by those who had assembled to witness
the inaug uguration Of their Territory.
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TUSf hECEiVED in store. beautiful
y consignment Of Rugs and Mats
90 Sim LAhut HhlNk.
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sE BATHS. Baths, BATHS

Iold and shower Raths can be had daily at al
aours at tho American Hair Cutting, Shaving, an
shampooing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on Ilth street.
Single Baths 25 cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10
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DROWNED On Friday night 9th inst.
about o'clock, Mr.. James NJ. Tswskburry. who
was 10 1he employ Of the James River and Ka.
over the lock to assist in branching a sick horse.
ana 90 returning, missed the bridge and walked
into the canal just below the lock- falling some 70
OF 10 ieee into the water. lie probably struck
against the wall in falling. as he yxas no, a..s -
struggle at al. Although assistance was pivena
once, DIS body was not recovered until Yesterday
mornizg He was industrious. sober man.
aoont 50 years Of age; formerly Of Carbonate.
county, Va. he leaves wife aud one child to
mourn their lose, who. at the time of his death,
were in doochlsnd county, where she had gone to
see her mother buried: and returned home 10 And
n ner husband dead. lie was buried on Sunday, in
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co 0 n DE Z.
arfeAA Iu IAMga L MnCAM Prnfes


Al Of which are otfert upon the very best terms
&C 2j-lu THOMAS r PRICE co.
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PRICE ONECENT.
LOCAL MATTERS. f,

CRIMINAL CAsEs.-The following Grim
lnai cases are to be disposed Of by the Hustipes
Court, during the November term: ss -''''s
Robert Smith. free negro for fslon;ous,v ..s,,.
of October - '"0 %"
agnes Cosby, woman Of mixed blood. beating
ner husband, Andrew j. Cosby, free negro. on the
24th of August ''
ohiism Ferguson, a fellow of ,aiyei sIood.
charged with violently assaulsing aud beating
yn.h W.h stone, John Cooper, free negro, on the
lanes herbert, assaulting and beating Francis
feIit, on the 24th Of August
henry U. Haziegrove, resisting the CITY watch
October. A1 " '"o ''h u
Robert Patterson, shooting at Jacob stan,er m
'he 9'h OF August, With intent to kill.
mary Treason, stealing SIS worth af lu,nbar
from T. j. Crnmp, on the l4th Of October
Nicholas Ryan, picking Southey +. savaga,s
pocket. OF i've dollars, on fine 26th of netnhpr
Niilism, slave to Ca.hariue Sheppard conxic,s5
by the Mayor and ordered ten lashes for rsing in
suising Language TO W. S. Chandler. white man.
on an appeal A'''A'
There are several other cases for the Grand
Jury and the Court to dispose of, list Of which
we have not before u.s. ~
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-09-24

to do in breaking the power of the Brit
ish, and closing the account of the Revo-
luton in South Carolina. The plans of
the enemy were frustrated; the forces in
the battle of Eutaw Springs followed
Emily Griger was for long time the
toast of the patriot army Of the South
and the I" Heroine of the Saluda" was
never forgotten by that brave and faith,
full patriot, Gen. Nathaniel Greene.