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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-24

JUsY BURNED IN EFFIGF-A correspondent Of
the Louisville Courier, writing from Springfield
Kentucky, under date Of the 18th, relates the fol,
lowing incident:
On Saturday night, Jordan Keeling was acouit.
ted OF the murder of James Romine-a case de
pending upon circumstentiai evidence. The proof
strongly tended to show that Keeling had vay Iaid
and shot Romine from q falling treetop. The
verdict OF the jury was not received with apy IA.
vor, at the time II was returned, by the public
few moments since the whole town was aroused b,
the ringing Of the court house bell People rushed
from their homes to the vicinity tf the court bouse
to hnd the whole jury, in sfigy, suspendsd by
rope stretched across the street.
Aaeh Juryman had bs name appended upon
slip OF paper, in large plain letters, which became
perfectly distinct the light from burning tar
barrel tell upon them. A considerable crowd WAS
touch them off with lighted fagots. sIiere's-
he's got whisksy enough ia him to burn without
fire. "Heres old -; he's too mean to burpn-
was shouted at the top of his voice by youn gster
busiiy engaged ih trying to set fire to tolera BILE
imitation of its original. The sad exhibition, con,
cluded with speech from a highly respects BILE
citizen, endorsing and approving the conduct OF
those engaged iu the affair; aud it is IameptabIs
to think that some of the odd things uttered BY
the speaker are fearfuiIy true. why" said he
"what security have we for life nowl man vay.
lays another and shoots him down, and because no
Que saw him do it, the guilty assassin goes free -
fou are now punished more severely for carrying
pistol in your pocket to defend yourself than
ycu would be for. shooting man with it. You
would be Aned for carrying it, but turnsi loose fer
killing your felow.5eing with it. There is No
guarantee for life, and you have begun at the root
OF the eyil-the Jury box" etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-24

~ CIGARs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCo.
large and we'll selected stock,
KH0LKeALE AND METAL
JOHN BOUCHER.
5sMs 18th street,
between Msin and Rrankiin sls.
N1.-oI6ARs inside IN sdy styis y cFdss.
a0E A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-24
Richmond, Oct. 2ist, las.

Having disposed Of my 9rsnary and lced Este
blishment to Msssrs AUSTIN 0ENTkT, I most
respectfully tender my sucsrs thanks 70 my friends
and customers for the liberal patronage they have
speak for my successors eontinaancs of their r.
sF lf6 JOHN u LACY.
nIsBOLuTlON.-Th firm Of Baldwin,
consent The b,oks have been placed In the handS
of HORAOK l. KENT, to whom ws have transfer.
red all accounts due and Who y alone anthOsis a
quired. u nALDWIN.
JOHN v CARDWkLL.
II BALDWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-24

- DR. john b. WALTHALL, (Hom1e
pafhsl offers his professional services to the cifi
ssns OF Richmond an Its vicinity. Once at his ~
Edencs On Leigh str ct. two doors from eth.
- E--AiY
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Carriers to City Bubscribers at OTIS. per week.
The WEOKER is also delivered in the Cities OF
Tasnington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
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SDebcn erbGlteRe neHe Orldjte
fir teu nterbsbarf, UpraIf QDiep9psaaier aumertiam
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so SGssr 8ambsreer 3Hetfassa
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL @ Coffman. Va: I n
Hopkins, @ f Deheade, w Bose, F. A Stands.
do w II Hill, NY; Thomas. Pa; w Hart,
Benz Hart, w Dement,, do, J Cili2dn NY: /
X Mason, Va; PEBBLES A A Little, III Jones
w Wrenn, II Gordon, 6 Gordon, r Corbiu i p
Gorbin, Carmichael, do; T T Heath. o; Mrs ID
Disney, Miss Disney, do; DR. Chapman, NJ; G
B Miller, Cal; Calvert. Va; CHAPMAN. do.
Rogers, do; g Binghurst, Pa: A seal do:
Wsl<er, Va; w Bsall, r Hopkins, r :
L Il Allen and family; w Harbing, NY
Harding, do; Capron, Nd: ID Jenk Ms
Iowa, Staude, do; Nj F. Evering ham, Kans:
) Scales, CT Harris, Ma; r G Pollock
do ID De Jarnetts. sc; X Gardner, NY; = s
McCune, Mo: n X Gamble, Mo; II w CausieiI.
ny; VIM Olmsted, CT; w Bowling, Md; w
A Cunningham, Mo; Miss NJ Boyd. do r n
Ihomas Pa; Thomas, do A Marbmry and
Hill, Hill, Md; MIR and Mrs Dodriape. %: p
Harrison, Md. ~
Wi MlLLAhDS' HOTEL &C Brown, Va; 6
Hooper, Cal r Wharton and lady, DC; Mis-,
u u pest, Ia; w Gwathmey, Al sflas Bent, do,
Cochran, McAlister, Va; Williams
Myron, Cal; III MorIes and lady. o Price,
fd, NJ Cheever, RI; ii 5 Miller, NY: Strtson
ana iady' FaIweil, w Boyisck, d Green
and lady, NYork; Mrs X Coolidge Mrs swift r
ffeeiand and lady, Mass; Fl s Magraw, J Dun
can, Pa Mrs E Parker, Canada: Il x Gra,sie
London; b Virgins and lady, Ny; 8 Buckner,
ny; l. b GTeles, c Grier, Eng; 4 b Blackstone,
!. Keith, Ill; Hon j f. Ward Ga: a. O Norr, I.
ana lady, Mccormick, A ii Mickle, N Yk: :
= bigs, RAJ Lieut. Morgan, CSN; F Fristor,
NATIONAL HOTEL.-JC Willing. ID e:
Chadsey, iii; Morris, England; w ri Hill.
ny w Virgell, Md; Miss Lufken J Love. M;
Cllley and lady, Nh Mrs W r Williams
Id POWER, Ky; Il Pollock, Va; TRob
Dlns, Jf, Robinson, Ny; j M Denison MIDI
Bingham, Nfork; p Rust, Cal; NJ Plnmmer
Crosneid, w Ball, Md; IL Barus, Mich; G q
Morris and lady, " Yk; ] Middleton, ] G. Iono.
,tIeth, Pa NJ Poole, F. C sto,s-nburg. Del: a
Edwards. Mich; A Marbury and LADY,. Md. Airs
MURPHY; ID Harrison, w 4 Raw, Va; Sauten.
o. o.; Bell, Md; Knots and lady, Ala; n ]
human and Lady, NC; Capt Benham. L Eng:
I" Z Hicks, Mass; G w AddinselI, Ny.
N, NiTED STATES HOTEL-T Thompsop.
henshaw, NY; Nj Buckingham, Md: A Il
HEw Ovens Va; Rist, Md; II ID Beal-, DR.
1iGher, Va; T. ID Parmlec, NY;-J X 'rrupe f.,
w Kimberly, VA w Blake r PIX ~,
milton, Moves, w Mailing sford, G John'
son, Mason, w Willett. G SPENCE. c; Has
wei, Glger, Adams, J Ball. + Nj Mead !
"a 1oaoa a. u Laird, j. II BrowneIl RI; w e
Lennon, Nd. -ioi
,hiRkWOOD HOUSE J Smith. q. Gan,
Ha =, fai Col Nj p placids, Md; w Wallace q
' y aule, and Marshall, Va; " g Sernken-
%oath, Md; sauie, Mass; iIodyson. Pa: M
ID McAilister, USA - !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
"The next fourth of Julv co,os,

IL The next fourth OF July comes on Sunday
Tue largest regular army ever seen in
India Is that now under the ordt rs OF Cir Colin
Campbell, constituting force of 65, 900 men.
III Maine is the Slate In which to get di-
vofce. The following law passed the Legisla-
fure.
Whenever a divorce from the bond. of matri-
mony has been decreed, either party NAV lawful
ly marry again.
III Mandolin was allied upon one day nv a
person suffering from the rheumatism, who in
sisted upon that celebrated physician doing some
thing for him. Mandolin wrote a prescTi ption
aud as the patient went out of the door, said to
hin, II wish You would let me know ifthat does
YOU any coed, for have not slept quietly this
mon th for rheumatism
III One of the deacous Of certain church
asked the bishop If he usually kissed the bride al
weddings.
Always" was the reply
And how do You manage when the hsppy
pair are negroes 20 was the next question Of the
deacon.
.'In all such cases." replied the b;shop. ssths
duty Of kissing is appointed to the deacons''
III Six hundred nice-looking girls of the
Chlcopee Mills, Mass, recently struck against an
attempt on the part of their EMPLOYERS to cut
down their wages from 20 to - Der cent They
TO 80 80 week, besides their board. was no such
thing They would be- mighty well satisfied If
they could do that, but they could not, nor even
half of il.
GAMBLING IN GERMASY Prussia is about to
make third attempt To put down gambling
throughout the Gormanic Confederation, having
given notice of a motion in the Frankfort Diet
Tor the compulsory closing Of the various casinos
kursaals, Sc, which infest the banks OF the
Kline. IL is very questionable however, whether
her efforts will be successful The fact is the
Sovsfnmerts that tolerate gambling cannot af-
ford to be moral, and abolish it. The casinos
are by far their most profitable source OF revenue.
and the crowds of foreigners they attract enrich
the population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

THEA AMERICAN RAILWAY AND TKLEcRAPH IN
JAPAN-The Emperor of Japan, says a letter
from that country, In the Paris Pays, has by de-
cree of the 18th Of October last appointed Prince
Hayashi, high Imperial Commissioner of the
three ports Of Nagasaki, Simoda, and Hakodadi
In that capacity the management of relations
with foreigners will be confded TO him. and for
his guidance the Emperor has caused to be drawn
ups series of regulations, fixing the formaities
10 be observed by foreigners who want 10 take up
their residence in the ports opened TO them,
the manner In which they are 10 carry on trade,
and the privileges their Consuls are TO enjoy
These regulations are OF liberal character, and
are In accordance with the spirit and letter OF
treaties. The present Emperor Is 4 very eHli ght-
ened man, and Prince Hayashi, who possesses
all his confidence, Is also Intelligent, free from
prejudice against foreigners, and knows several
European languages. W hen the Americans were
here, they presented the Emperor with models of
railway, and with small electric telegraph.
His Majesty was greatly pleased with both, and
had the latter fixed up in his palace he thorough
!y understands IT, and appreciates lis impo lance
He has ordered that line Of telegraph shall be
constructed from Jeddo, his capital TO Simoda
where Prince hayashi is to reside.
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ed except % Both fSsndss as
NOR. He has now in his possession ovsr one hundred
eertlfc Gates Of its value ell within twenty miles Of
Two bottles are warranted 70 s.rs nursing Sore
One 70 three bottles viii eurs the worst kind Of
Pimples on the Face.
the: bottle: x :s the ne e
Cenker in the Mouth and Stomach.
Three 70 1--WE bottles are warranted to cure tAs
One q two bottles are warranted to cure all Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
-Four TO sii bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle viii cure soaly Eruptions Of the Skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
most most desperate case of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Fi;e to eight bottles viii cure the worst oase Of
benefit IL always experienced from the 6rst bot
tie, and perfect cure ia warranted when the above
Nothing looks 30 improbable to those who have In
vain tried all the wonderful medicines OF the day, a.
that SomnOn weed TOW. EOwaPs on the pastures; and
4 has start Thsrs emo no
reddled over thousand bottles oft IN the vicinity
Of Boston. know the effects Of It IN every case.
dons IN nms to Children
old, to old peOpo Of SIXTY. hAse soon poor, puny,
vormy looking, children. whose flesh WAS sof and
fabbJ, restored 10 perfeot STATE Of health bv one
b yttis-
To those who are subject to . sick headache, enc
botts viii always Curo II. Ii gives great rehef In
been oostve for years. and have been reg ulated by
It. Whore the body 10 sound II works quite easy
but whore there - any deranEement OF the functions
you must not be alarmed; they always dIcsppear in
from four days to q week. There Is never bad re-
gone, You will feel yourself ike new person.
heard some Of tie most sxtrAvagapt epoomiums of Il
that eve man listened to
liz Tiy own practice always kep II strictly for hu-
mOIs-but since its ntrOd lotion SIS a general family
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
Several cases of epIlepio hts-a disease which VA
always considered lncuTsble, have been cured BY u
few hotties. y, what mercy If it will prove efeo-
few who have seen more eft than have.
know Ofseveral cases of DrOpsy, all OF them a. ed
p vss
and Agus, Pain in the SIde Diseases of the Spine
and particularly In Diseases OF the Kidneys. the
discovery has done more good Than any medicine
No change OF diet ever neosssary-ec. the best you
Dirseiions foT USs.-Adults one table spoonful
Per day-chdren over ten years dessert spoonful
children from two 70 eight years. tes spoonful. Al
directions can be ePplioabis to all constitutions
take sufficient to operate the bowels tvioe a day
DoNALD ENNEDY.
Ne. 10 WxYrss Strsst, RcIbxvy, MassseSSsssts
Agents for washington.-Ch.s. St0tt L Co., z
i C@ b. WISH Gov s. Wash. J J. p s soa,
Martin King, Marin L Palmer, Schwartz 4 Co.,
Boswell, Daniel D. Clark. J. P. MilbuIn, Dunts
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