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i''I, NEW YORK TO NASHVILLE.


laird class, 10
Hats in Boxes, .
Special rates, - ) "
CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE ROUTES.
ISTs CLASSs-Piano-Fortes Books Stationery, Boots
Shoes, Liquors, Oils, &c, bottles; Cahene anu spirits
Turpentne, barrels Carpetns Chna Glass and Glass
ware in cases; Clocks, Contoneres, Cotton Cards; Cut
lery cases, casks and bONes Dry Goods IN boxes and
haes Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubhery, Eurs, Garden
Seeds, Looking and Looking Glass Plates lat own
risk Oysters aud Saddlery IN and Brit
tania Ware, Teas and Spices -
9p CLASS Except such as specind IN flrst
ana Casses.) Coffee Mis Machinery Foreign Ia
quors, barrels and pipes Tohaoeo IN boxes Lter IN
rolls boxes; in barrels and casks Crockery ana
Queensware, and casks Rice, Whiting Plaster,
Sheet Brass and Copper.
Sd Shoves, Spades Sadrons, Zinc and fin
pigs, Tin Plate, Anvils, Vices casks OF Chains and s
Manila and CooE C0rdage, Coffee, Heavy Castings, hil
Gearing, Carriage Springs and AXess RFoad Wehe and
Avles, Chairs Spikes, and Bosn in barrels
SPECIAL Il s3S.Funiture and Carriages boxed, and
light articles euumerated also Caboys OF Acids
or other Chemicals, viii be charged BY actual weight, at
double First Class rates.
II charge drayage, Wharfage or Forwarding The
above rates cover all expenses YorCtO Nashville.
, Stevenson statiJnso Nashville and ChattaroOga
Road, OF Stevenson entitled 70 above rates.
III necessary insure goods 70 Charleston and "a
vannah the 1as assume ris after they delivered by the
hands Of the dTymeng the wharf, until de-
depot Of destination By doing this merchants Will
save from per , the lst and ID class goods
IL Road VIII be responsible for any damages occurring at
Sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should consgnedO Agent Cen
tral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
shipped Charleston, should be consigned to Agent
CHARLIE ". ANDERSON,
junel-d General Agent.
Banner Gazette Patriot copy, and discontinue our freight
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EyUE ONLY ROUTEb by which through tickets Washington
can he procured, which point we'll Baltimore, it
L1e shortest direct and every respect the reliable
outs. only route By which purchasers Of Through
tickets enabled 70 reach t cities Of Baltimore
badpha and New York. the ticket New York
ly thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
four Ot the principal cities IN the Union for
cost than BE- Afforded by any other route.
And only by which Through Tickets he had
Richmond. Norfolk, Winchester, Fredericksburg, and Peters
~. Va; Charleston, Savannah, MaCOu Atlanta, Augusta
.rEley Springs and Bedford Springs.
PasuerarOm Nashville the Stage Coaches Of Garter g.
1umos or steamers the Cumberland river, Louisville,
injecting there gi,h the United States Mail steamers TO Cncin
h or saith Jacksonville Railroad indianapolis Ind,
ts direct connection Columbus Ohio with Central
MO Railroad Wheeling, whence close connection with the
fillmore and Ohio sar0dd made to Washington City, Balti
ore, P6ad-p puiaaud New York.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis are
ausierred Cairo le Of the Illinois CenrVl Railroad
5m thence passing through Terra Haute, indianapolis, Day
nd Neua Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus
o A. NJ 3:30 z. NJ. and T. p. NJ
il Travellers requested notice that while this the
~ route aIJrdug Through Tickets al the Eastern Cities
charged by other AeU York og it is
= speedy and direct all the leading points
The distance from Columbus 70 Baltimore is only
6 miles, being lUU mie shorter New York than by any
Jnsequeutly less detention, than by any other.
IL . Te read Uallaed with broken stone and is entirely
81 dust.
FOR information please apply to D. G. RusET agent,
slyille, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville the Office Of the
5. Mail steamers TO the Jacksonville Railroad Office,
ain street. WM. S. WOODSIDE.
Master Transportation b. & .. j. r.
DIN NJ. SHARP, Genera: Western Agent.
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CRATGH HEAD q CO.,
Hardware,

90 PEBLTC SQCARE NASHTILLE, TENNESSEE
AAES B. CRAIGEAD having purchased the entire interest
sB Of Mr.. WA II. MINCHIN the business Craghead
Ancn, is alone authorized the Of the late firm in
liquidation continue business the I'D stand, No.
% Public Square, under the title above. may24
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A. {. & A. B. BEECH,
ARE NOW OPENING AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 81 College SG.s

~ IL ~ A. Et6ECEA+
ARE NOW OPENING AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 81 College St.sse
4 VERY LARGE AND EEZIREEF 8EFST0CK 0F
SPRENG AND SUsLMER GOODS,
VNTEsICEF have been PFehassl aunder very favorable cir
egmanges7 nd Wit t 81 At lo figures BE sgEs e give
us call before buying elsewhere IN elegant assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Pine side stripe Grenadines satin Plaid, Flounoed and
plain Berage beautiful styles fine French Organle Muslns;
urea FreaS ns hsndo figured brlisnts rich side stripe
braided Silks and Ducals, in great variety aconet and Swiss
Coappd undereVes, separate and in setts hne Lace ets
Swiss Founcing; Cashmere Shaw and sear FOR
Spring. handsome s summer Avrppings; large stock Of the
best make English Hosiery, silk and Cotton.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. --9
We win keep constantly on hand large 9ek Of Gargsts scotch
all .p & ,,,! g III IfrI. ~ D.. III ~, g C.l, an 49, s -
Gimps Loops, Cords Tsss Muslin Embroi-
Napkins Towels and Marseie Qa also Floor Oh Cloths
We haye good assoraaelt cf Black and Fancy
r CLOTHs AND GAssI1GEHES5 a-E- E
FenFs tos nsnf9 nen li@s Dao % Fancy Six hiS T s
check Linens for elaren's Wear We ao win keep osnaburgs
We will pay fair price for an good barter in the Nay Of Socks,
mari maTl4 - - 80, A.e "a. B. BEBoH
SECOND sPRING AND SUMMER
IHPoRFATI0Ns FOR ls5s.
E..'gEsss,. ?. =. GEO. aAElear,
-s FURIEAN & CO.,
IMPORTERS wHoiEsatE DEALERS
AMERICAN, BRITISH GERK4B, FRENOH d ITALL4H
L DRY GOODS.
HTE are nov recey oar second Spring sum
Goods, embracing all the varieties and designs Of
s season. An examination Of cur stock Is all that viii be ne
eessy convince the closest buyers that able and will
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE.
Our stock complete in line goods, and merchants
sending in their orders sending them
Fresh Goods, We have nothing else ID house,
AND AT REDUCED PRICES.
All buyers visiting market to recruit their stocks viii find
every advantage has been taken OF the markets that and
experience possess.
Our prices be found regular uniform always.
aifPrilal-am- - 90 - 60 FURH1N co.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store.
EEVEEE subscriber having old
Of Evans Co., so Market street, and located himself
permanently or his own property corner Of Cherry and Null
has received, opening splendid Of
New and Fresh Goods Of every description, suitable for the wants
Of beth city and country-conssting Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints Ginghams Lawns, DeIanes Linens,
Jackouets, Muslns, Silks, Ribbons, sc.
JEWELRY.
Fine Sold Rings Ladies' and Gents Breaspins, Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READK-mADE CLOTHING,
0ftse Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADESs
Heavy WoOlsG Goods, DOmesticS, BIarke.s, &c
BOOTS SHOES, HATS AND GAPS,
HARDWARE, CCrTLERY AND ouEENswARE,
everything will be kept that viii necessary the
completion Of q we'll assorted stock Of Goods
All Of which he is determined sell for ready pay, cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville his limited expenses will
mar24 I. C. HAsBROOK.
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LEAvEsvoRTH-sir: have been troubled with danruf
my head for than year my hair began
hair together. New Haven paper
woods HIr Restorative called y0ur
the st Of April last and purc bottle try and found
my satisfaction the wing removed the surf and
hair began grow, it te inches in length ssre G.
ali o. have great faith in t. wish you send
bottles Mr. Post the bearer Of this Idon any %
the kind is used in this place you may market for ml
bottles after it is here. Yours with respect
RUFUS PRATT.
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NE ssOLn nONTINEON,, COFFEE.POT.

EWVOUSANDS of this Coffee Pot already sold
and the demand from all parts Of the United rapidly
the increase. Whgvs: introduced, it has given the
complete satisfaction.
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abin Passage from Charleston 10
New York,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
United STATES MAIL LINE Of New York and Charles
ton steam ships. through 4S 10 So weekly
Ihe new snip c0UHbid 1900 tons y. Berry Com
4dar.
-E1sEriEe 1900 tons. ". J. Foster, Commander.
. WrfiOu. 1861 tons 81. J. Foster, Commander
= ,EFs Adgei. lJOJ tons, s. c. Turner, Commander.
.>3utbey5gOr- LOU tons, L. NJ. Marry, Commander
sa-g.- LEAVES AdEer's Nharyes Wednesday
- and saturday after the arrival OF The care from
81 1t-Lt tly south and West. Eat high water
tcsas4 THes Steamships all built expressly for
this line and for stty coUrJ aud speed unryailed the
C0ast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive and courteous
Commander viii insure travellers ry this line possible
comfort and acc HLlmJJllIgu.
Cabin passage. 50
SteerR-e passage,
For freight passage having elegant Room accommoda
lions, apply 20 HENRY AlSsIpOM' & CO, Agents.
,,avl7 ST Charleston, ;. c.
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The old DOninion Coffee-POt

Is the economical. nothing being lost by evaporation
boiling Oueourth less is REQUIRED. while the beverage
stronger, more fra grant, and more delicious
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fails right. cannot spoiI r cp OF
Coffee neglect oeunes, after she placed the boiler
On the range.
some three hundred CoaeePots have been sold in
Nashville and they arrtej 10 give perfect satisfaction; all
sizes from twenty quarts. For sale by
jeIS J. W. WILSON, College street.
LSO-- Massey Five Minute Ice Cream Freezrs: WcDon
n aids Louisville Refrigerator Arhus Cans Jones
Fruit Cans; Water Coolers, ali sizes.
jeIs-tf JW. WILSON, College street
VNOR IEENT.-A Dwelling House containing 10 or IL
No. 6, College street. This is nice place
fer private residence boarding house bsng the Square
Fest Ohce. Apply 70
may2O-d6ntf ". L. BOYD, JE.
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DEmOVILLE & BELL.

EbAlNAU a. II AAEAs
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHEC
No. 26, Cherry Street,
THIRD UNION.
DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye stufs
Paints, Oils Tupentine Alcohol Yarnishes, Cigars, To
bacco, Snuff, ete
n ETOVILLE a. BELL in receipt OF a full
we'll selected stock Of the above articles which they will
sell g the lowest figure
a UINENE, ChloroforI, sulph Ether IOdone, Iodd Potas
Nc sum, Henry Husbands Calcned Magnesia, Hars Car
m1ve, New England Cough Mixture, Just received by
DEMOVILLE BELL.
OLIVE OLA fresh supply Just eeeiTsd and for sale by
UEAST TPOWDERS.--PrestonSL & Merrills Yeast Pow
de syeceived and foC sale by
DEM0FILLE & BELL.
DAY NOTICE.--AM persons indebted by or
account pay the lst Of June they will have to
settle with ocer We wish distinctly understood that this
notice is intended for ALL. DEMOVILLE & BELL.
4 ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.--
fine lot Of the above received and for sale by
DEMOYILLE & BELL.
ETRENCH BRANDY AND WINESsu-Of the bes
quality for Medical purposes received and for sale by
DEMOYILLE & BELL.
FTNARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT.--Re-
ceived and for sale by
may21 DEMOYILLE & BELL.
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h LANIER. wM. PHILLIPS. T.. c. HENsLE
LANEER, PHILLIPS a co.

WHOLESALE GROCERs,
COAlLLSSI0Y MERCHANTS AID DEALERS N FOR.
EIGH IND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
NO. 30 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENEEssEK.
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rho OId Do,niniOn COffee-POt

Makes better than is possible obtain any other
way eusc, by ingenious but simple Arrangement, the house
boil her for length Of without loss Of
thus securing a the elements of the coffee their natural
! and proportional combinations.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR, PROTECTED sOLUFIONOF
DnnfnVEHn NJ Hrnrn Ennu.lnfunnsI

n Z y Il
PFOtOXide of Iron Combined,
AYIEG successfully passed ordeal 70 which new dscove-
in the Materia Meica subjected nov be re
ceyed established medicine. Its efficacy in curing
ID r Il p As
Affections OF the Liver Dropy, Neuralgia Boachis Con
and the prostatng effects Of Lead Mercury General De
blity, s-d all diseases which require TONIC ALTERA
numerous, well authenticated and Of such peculiar
character, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate 70 receive the
pro1ered aid
The Peruvian Syrup profess to cure-al but Its
extensive, because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related, and proceeding from cause cured
sy remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure is
precisely that which has often baed the highest order
medical skill The facts tangible the witnesses accessible
and the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup ncontroverhs Those
who wish for opinion omdisnteed persons respecting
the character Of the SYRUP fail to be satisfied with the
Agents The snres those Of gentlemen we'll known the
community, and OF the highest respectabiity.
CARD-The undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
feets of the Peruvian syTnp do not hesitate to recommend
it 70 the attention Of the public Prom experience
testimony Others whose uteg
cy ncpent disease Of the Bronchial Pas
Dysesia, Liver Complaint Dropsy, Neuralgia, &c. In
those wha have Witnessed tem and have volunteered their tes
mony, as we do ours, to its restorative powers.
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John PieTpont
5. H. Kendall, NJ. D.. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. AmOry, James G. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NoTcEIts wen that the medical effect Of ProtOxide
Of is lost by brief exposure air. and that
maintain solution Of Protoxde Of Iron without further oxda
ton nas been deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
desirable point attained by combination way before
known and this solution replace all the PrOtOearboaes, c
traies and tartrates Of the Ma1sria Meiica.
"A. HAYNES, N. D., Assayer to State Of Mass.
10 Boylstcn street, Boston, U. s. A.
PRroE.-Large bottles 50, small bottles 81
For sale in Nashville by DEMOVILLE & BELL.
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Joy 60 tlse Admirers Of
AFENE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

FHVALK Of beauty e0t exist without fine head Of hair
then read the following, and you ask more, circul
around each bottle, and doubt. Is
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
We call the attention Of all old and young 10 the wonderful p
parat0n, which back its original color,
the head Of the bald with luxuraut gOTtn0ves ts dan
drud itching and all cutaneous erupn0ns-clses cotEHa
duds-and hence, IL used regular dres1l
for the hair will preserve its color, and keep IL from aug y
extreme old age in an is natural beauty Wceau then upon hi
l gray the diseased in scalp % t. And surely TIL
young will they value the flowing locks or the Wit
ourl be without it. Ispra s upon the tongue Of toa
sands.
The Agent Prof Woods Hair Restorative in NeE Haven
received the following letter in regard 70 the Restorative t
weeks since:
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New Hardware store, "A Market st.

New Hardware store, N Market st.
VETNG. n. MIN CHIN dealer in HARDWARE, CUFLERY,
w GUs Tools, lcIs now opening at his establishment
No. AZ Market street, next door to M Bus large and we'll
selected stock Of Hardware Cutlery Guns &c, which he intends
Offering exceedingly low for prompt dealers short
time. Among the leading articles hand, will be found
the following. viz:
Pocket and Table Cutlery; Carpenters Backsmths'
Tools Axes Of every description and large
Of Locks Hinges and Screws; Flush aud Square Bolts Shoels,
Spades and Forks GrndstoHes Cnns and Rollers Rifles and
Pistols; Double and Single barrel Shot Guns MILL Gross Cut
and Pitt Saws Cotton Wool and Horse Cards. Trace Halter,
Wagon and Log Chains Hames and Collars Picks and Mat
tocks; Curry Combs and Horse Brushes.
EWING, McCRORY & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER OF MARKET g. CHURCH STS.,
HASHVZLLE TENNESSEE.
ENTE in receipt Of large and fresh assortment
w GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, which Will sell at low
to the trade, viz:
$50 hhds Sugar; 800 bags prime Bait. Coffee;
800 bb choice MOlasses $50 " n. o. d"
L ga1fs
100 bbs Golden Syrup, 600 Nails;
100 Z" Cider Vinegar; $50 packages Star Candles;
100 Z" Pixies Whisky 100 bbls crush. & pow. Sugar;
100 I" Wiltshire do 100 L G & Fine Tobacco;
200 % Domestic Liquors. 800 doz. Demij johns;
50 " Fine old Robertson county Whisky
And all other articles usually kept by Wholesale Grocers
mar27 EWING, MCCRORY & co.
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c. DABDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles and Boz rdsr
81 has hand large lot Of Cedar, Yellow and White
Pine Flooring, CLEAR White Pine, Poplar Plank,
ling, Square Cedar Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles have
i've Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar, and
yellow Pine FOorng Single Machine, making No.
Poplar Sngleal in operation. supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles the shortest
Lowest prices for cash. ). c. DARDEN,
maT2 Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III Broadway.
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IAaNsdEs AAdlEaW AsCUUy'
TAMES r. HERD, LATE OF SPARTA
81 TennesseeWi attend promptly % all business entrusted
to his in the Land Office Of the Delaware District Kansas
Territory, situated at kickapOo
lie will sell Land Warrants for cash time locate the
wte the lands Of the District subject private entry.
also, purchase lands the public sale in July aud do all
that he in udcOu selections, promote the interest Of his
clients Address JAMES R. HERD,
Refer TO KickapOo, h 7.
Gen. J. W. Whitfield. Register, I E;.,.,oo K r
Gov. D. Woods0n, Receiver, iA-NAAtO'i n
Smoot, Russell & Co., LeavenwOrth, K I.
Robert Campbell, Esq, ST. Louis, Missouri.
II. g Fawt, Esq, Washington, d. c.
Cook, Bailey &CO, Nashville, Tenn. I5-tW3m.
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Charleston and savannah.

THROUGH r ArEs or PRElaRT YORK NASHVILLE,
In connection vi NEW YORK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
Lines to
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n DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALEs--We are
Offering beautiful. and we'll improved farm
tanning 60 acres fronting the Gaan Turnpike, and within sight
the Louisville Nashville Railroad, three and half miles
from Nashville This place in the best nehbOr
hoods in the State The Improvements consist Of
dious Dwelling House, good Servants Rooms, Kitchen, Carriage
House. Stables excellent springs, all under substantial
enclosure. BRANSFORD, MCMHIRTER & CO.,
junel2-lm No. g. Inn Block
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FAIL ARRANGEMENT

Is
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A SIX HORSE STEA N ENGINE FOR SALE
~ without boiler WOfenden & Co.'s Machine Shop,
Cherry street. two doors south Of Broad street. Gunsl-
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville g. Chattanooga Railroad
2 DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
Each WAY OVER THE RoAD.

S.
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SOLE AGENTS. FOR

Agents for the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Powder.
dersgned being tire only Agents in Nashville Of the Manufacturers,
would ca the attention Of the Merchants Traders,
large stock Of Powder on hand, in Magazine for sale
OJ Dupont Rife Powder 2OOO
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PRICE.-Large bottles 81, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville by DEMOVILLE & BELL.
rnavA-d6ztV6n
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SICK BABIES WANTED!


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08
Things In Norfolk.
OF THE RICHMOND pAZLY DISPATCH. I


looRREsposDENcE OF THE RICHMOND Tally DISPATCH.
rst -
-koRrotx. Va, Jan. 1, 1883.
The competition IN corn today has had the Of
feet Uf Hdyapfihg It some to cents, one lot of
5000 bushels having changed hands at Is cents
The demand is unusually great at this time, and
will have the effect Of keeping up the above rates
for several days.
Myers & Co. are loading for Europe, Smith L
Bro. for Cape de Verd, and Hardy 4 Bro. for some
other foreign port, and until they are supplied.
we need look for no reduction. II Is coming n
rapidly, however, and We notice the arrival OF H.
00U bushels to-day.
The morals Of Our community are certainly I'm.
proving. The city has been quiet for three
utiye nights, and not one single specimen of the
genus homo has made glad the hearts Of the Charles
by taking lodgings at Capt. Guys Hotel.
Mr.. Engots house, burnt few days ago, was
insured for 400, instead of co., reported ic
Tuesdays Dispatch. -
The steamer North Cardiac, running In con-
nection with the SeaDoard Railroad to Baltimore,
made her appearahce In eur hArbor yesterday
The travelling public may congratulate themselves
upon her return shas bee2 oyerhsuled, paint
ed, &c.; and 10 Id eoAhaRd of the gentleman
ly and accomplished officers who have been 50 long
and we'll known on the Bay Line.
At recent meeting Of the Independent drays,
commanded by Capt. v. d. Groner, Mr.. W. y. FOs-
ter, formerly Of your city, was elected LIST Lieute
nant. This corps enoertsin the idea Of visiting
Richmond on the I'D February.
Miss Sarah Millson, sister Of Hon. John g. Mill
son, died this morning, after lingering aud pain
fai illness, at his residence, corner Of Charlotte
and Brewer streets. PKacUssIos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08
The Late Tragedy I'm New Kent.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY pIsplFcH.

NEW KENT c. H. Va, Jan. 4, 1883.
The very startling intelligence of NEST brutal
murder perpetrated upon the person of James G.
Grant, reached this place this morning, which has
created the highest state of excitement through
out the whole neighborhood.
Mr.. Grant resided In the vicinags of the Cross
Roads, which is Immediately on the stage road
leading from Richmond to Williamsburg.
Prior to the perpetration Of this black and hei
nous crime, there had occurred various family
feuds, which would have resulted In litigation but
for the sudden demise of Grant.
His sister, Miss Kitte, alleged that he shot al
her with the intention of killing her. whersupop
the deceased charged his sister With having Dur.
loined some very valuable papers from his desk
consisting chiefly of bonds and accounts
Soon after nightfall, on last evening, between
the hours of six aud O'Clock, after he had re-
turned to his home from feeding his stock, he took
seat at the tea table, which was In the form Of q
crescent, aud sitting, between the door aud win
dow, but fronting somewhat diagonally with the
latter. While in the act Of raising cup of coffee
to his mouth, some feud Ia human shepe dis
charged pistol through the window ct him. The
pistol was loaded with SulIe:s .sve ot"wbieh took
effect In his heed antnesk,, killing him instanta-
neously. The impression prevailing the commu.
nifty 10 that one Of the white members Of the fam-
lily was instrumental in having Graut shot.
negro man named Dick, having manifested
some indications of alarm before the coroner's 9
jury, was arrested and committed to jail.
When all the disclosures SHALL have been made
relative to this murder, they will be as black as
hell. Yours, DYKE.