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TOBACCO.

. TOBACCO.
0nn BOXES Langhorns 4 Sons Gold Leaf TsSaess:
zUU so DO BOaEE No j Tobacco;
50 do Jos GodWn's Rosebud Tobacco;
so do Keen smith's Tia Foil Tohaceo:
In store and fer salsby HARRIS. GORDON CO.
CHEPPARDsS GOLD PENS.---L iargs as.Vrt
- nent Iust resolved By ?. HGAAS.
oct39. Market e.
COUNTRY PRODUCE. .-a9
HyHE highest price in Cash paid for FsathsrI Dried Brut
Lard, Bacon. Ginseng, BesIsax Eggs, Flax seed Petr
noTi&diy ''---' BIN n. EOEL Z &C. =
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Robert MeNslly, editor of the Cleveland Banner,
has been elected Ranger Of Bradley county.
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T. L. HarEss R. J..
So. 81 HAYNES & CO.,
GENTS the purchase sale OF Negroes, at Porters old
n Staul, 80. 50 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
CVEA1N! GRAM !!--wanted at the Nashville City
" Mills:
5000 bushels prime Wheat;
10000 do old damaged Wheat, for distilleryi
10000 do which the highest market price will be
paid in Cash;
1000 do Rye.
The City Mills keeps all times Extra Family Flour
Shorts Bran Ship sus &c which viii be furnished and de-
livered N large quantities al exceedn low prices.
Cali at the .sacy Nashville City MILL No. g. Market street.
fe25-tf S, n. HOLLINGSWORTH.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

an and after Monday Oct lsih 1855 rainsfil
follows
ASave GAilatn, SAN Leave Gallatn M
Arrive Edgehed, 10 de Arrive Edgeheld, DO
Leave do II do Leave do 40 DO
Arrive Gvllatin ] P ". Arrive Gsllatin G.3O do
fhs train leaving Edgefeld At II A. NJ connects at Gallan
With Nail Coaches fer Louisville arsys Carthage Only
rs morning train will be Sunday.
sstI7-n R MACLEOD, supt
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FtDeTmpOrted srandies for Sal

= Pipes, Jules Robne & Co. COgnac Vintage is52
4 Alex seignette q l Is25
l. "a " zoo.
IPuuchon Ola Scotch Whisky, very fine.
of Eand vi sell to the trade cheap
On 4 months time.
necIl HAERIs, GORDON & Co.
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CENSUS OF NAsnv1IIs-Nr. Campbell informs US
that he has finished the census Of Nash lille and
that the report will be gratifying to our ctiEsns-
He is now engaged ia procuring subscriptions and
advertisements for H.
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hRM WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR 20 n
T7NREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles above named reduced to the following
until further notice:
Wheat per bushel, "a ceutS.
Corn do, 30 de.
Flour per barrel, 81 90
Stations the Of Nashville and Chattanooga Road
entitled to above less the difference between the charge from
Nashville to Chattanooga and the points Of shipment Chata
aoOgs local tsrid.
Uep3O-a scr CHAs. W. ANDERSON, Gen'l Ag't
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LAMEsi NEVRALGIA FLUIDI

OO BARRELS old Lincoln WHISKY foe sale under narke
eDU prics to Close Immediately. TRABUE & LUCUs.
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negro Men and Boys Wanted.

NERREDITH, HALEY L CO. wish 70 hire for TIA ensuing
iVN year, Fifty Negro Wen and Boys from lc to
80 years old in their Tobacco Factory a aud A. Col
lege They prefer hire that for hire annual
IT, they learn them the bans and not bscompeea
learn hands every year. ldec2o-tan3
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Knowing the labor and expense of getting up and
printing report Of the census and trade Of the city,
no one can well decline to subscribe for it
We hope soon to see it out and well and literally
supportsd
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HNEWABLH AT PLHAsURn.

r. e. q HEEHABLH AT PLEASURE.
onssquare one year, s3OEach additional square, 49,
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
. 3 for,VEfII be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
OxE DOLLAR per buarpfOF the rt and FIFTY CKTs for
subsequent insertion,
Advertisements published In both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged full daily rates VITA oneha the weekly rates
sdded.
7T0asiens Advertisements mast be paid for TIE time OF
To Correspondents.
1t will great deal Of unnecessary trouble II our
friends in writing will bear in mind the following rules:
Always give date post Office, county, and State in the body
Of yourietter.
you paper changed from to anoher give
both Offices in full
you business and other matters on separate
sheets Of paper, or diaeFapt leaves Of one sheet.
Letters communications soe upon
subjects may Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever will receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side the paper
We undertake to return 9ected communications.
Ali letters on business should be directed to Mers E. O.
EASTMAN Co. snd not personally to either Of the Prorris
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BOXES pure Virginia Tobacco, just received direO
slNl from the manufactures Of Lynchburg by
= oRISHAN 4 EUFFAKER,
..ffy- s. Seath Msrsst stEee.
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nRUSES.--A large stock RI Shoe, Paint, Varnish and
D Artist Brushes, just received and fSr saelow ~
A. STRETCH
VACCINE MATTER. e..
UTsT reevs good supply OF fresh aud reliable Vaccine Mat
ii ter A. STRETCH, Druggist.
eet92 Corner Co lege aud Union streets
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SNYDER & FRIZZELL

SNYDER d FRIZZELL
ARE OF MING O-DAT,
TENTS' fine Calf Scotch Bottom Boots;
0AN
~ q ETog,n. bWA
- Stitch Boots and Caters 49,
" Water Proof Boots;
Ladies Congress and Laced He'll Caters;
q Black English Cloth thick Sole CATERS
g " " Congress 4 Laced Caters with Heels
q Kid Boots with and without Heels;
Calf and Morocco Buskins;
a " Slippers. with and without HeelI
Misses and Children Calf Morocco and Kid Boots;
Kid and Morocco Boots with Heels;
Boys and Youths shoes Of all kinds.
For Plantation Purposes.
Best Double Sole Brogans, 6-l4;
d" Thick Boots Il;
Dutch Boots for Women
Boys and Youths Boots and Brogans;
Which we Oder at low prices for cash.
SNYDER & FRTZZELL,
novS-H No. q Public Square,
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rFI1gE FANCY FRENCH CAADAES.H p
WWTE have Just received three hundred boxes x the finest
~ French fancy Ces, Candy, Chfystslized Fruits,
81 from H. Y Mallari, York, that possibly be pro-
ducei, suited for Parties, &c, viz
Assorted Chrystalized fruits; Rosolns;
CbrvstaIEgd Ginger; & VanIle Gum DropsI
.Jellv Fruts with leaves; A3iduated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys;
do Gum Dr0Psi Ice Cream Dropsi
Nauoat Candy. Cordial sugar Alnondi
Brandy DfO s; aas = % 3 Cream frtsi- - ~ p p
sherry CorIars. Rarasctne Balls;
Pineapple Balls; Strawberry
do Fritters;
Resides many ser kinds Come and yourselves before
Won INV |ll-- HoLLISTER q CARTER,
Hpr2S q Union street.
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AARON STRETCH,
N1wHOLEsALE AND EETAILEII
DRUG GIST,

CORNER or COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS
STRETCH, has Just returned from the East with larre
~ and superior assortment the following articles, together
many others pertaining to the Drug usIess, 10 which ne
invites the Of and all that wish pure and unadu
terad articles which purchased direct from first hand In
porers especially requested to call and examine
his large Imported Peumey and Fancy Goods con-
sisIzs in part Of the following, viz:
OTTO Rose in fine cat vias,
Extract Kiss-ne- Quckiy;
do Rondeleti, something and very inei
All the Frangpani preparations;
Musk Verbens Toilet water; .. oil
Tooth Brushes, with all the patterns'
lair a large variety;
Erasive Soap, for extracting grease
All Of LubinS fne EX-CeBuine Musk Soap; ..#
Lubin's Rose Soap; Brown Windsor Soap,
Oriental Drops: Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
Farina Cologne: Glyceunc and Csmpnor do.
Fine Toilet Bottles: Wash Balls;
Fine Toilet Powders: Fig Pasteand GIN Drops;
Tooth Soap; Juube Paste, &c.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BRAD SHAW 81 RI TLAND,
NO. 80, UNION STREET
- HAVE just received fresh supply Of BOOTS -
F and SHOES, Which viii be sold the very T
AN est prices ,-,.----,. "
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with without heels
DO Thick and Thin Sole Kid Booees, no heels;
DO Front Laced Lasting Caters;
Dc French embroidered Slippers, something nice;
. do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
Dc Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed heeled and heels.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Misses Thick and Thin Sole Gid Bootecs, hesed
do Black Lasting Caters;
Kid Slippers;
do Thick sole School Shoes;
OAfdrsns' kid ad goat Bootes, thick and thin Sole;
de Black Lasting Caters;
DO Fancy heeed shoes;
de Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
entemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots
dc do Calf Water Proof CO
do do dc Pump do
de do do Stitched de
do D. Congress Caters;
ds do ?. L. do do
Pump Calf Oxford Ties
D. S. do do dc
do Cloth Congress Caters;
Lasting Ties
And all articles kept in shoe Store which invite the at
Sntion Of all wanting a rticles in line.
jsn25 BRADSHAW a RUTLAND.
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PIANO FORTES, LOOKING-GLASSEs, &C.
EXTE have in store, fine took fPianoss -gs3Ez
w MelOdeons, Window Shades, Ar fists Ma u
terials, &c, and still manufacture IRsde1 81 n
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have reeentyJ
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c. In word intend to THE TIaRs, please
customers and induce them parone home instead Of
sending abroad.
febI0-n ". 4 r. FREEMAN.
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G. C. Mckinney has been slscted Mayor of Fay
etteVio -----
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

g g g e
Three Daily Trains from PitGsburg
To Philadelphia.
NRAINs leave Pitburg follows Mail A. NJ East Line
SIP. NJ; Express Nail 9IG, P. NJ.
The Express Mail daily the Sundays excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all from
Louis No; Dubuque, Keokuk and City Iowa. Cairo
Island and Chicago Illinois, Lexington and Louisville Ky
Tss Haute, indianapolis and lafayette Indiana; C:acnna,
coiuzbu Dayton, Toledo, Ceveond Zanesvie Crestine
hssllon, and Wooster Ohio. Also Kansas Nebraska MIG
RssOta, and -..
ALL POINTS Nv THE WEST.
FARE As Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTH
Passengers from the Westcan rely upon being
est AID most expeditions Philadelphia Baltimore and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
augeI Passenger Lines. Penn. Railroad, Plili..
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VOLUME xxx
q NASHVILLE RAILROAD
OHANGE OF sCI1EDULE.
g 8
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and altar SUNDAY, JAY H. 1853 the Passenger Ira
~ viii be as follows:
Leave Nashville daily a 3 A. N. and $50 ?. NJ
Arriving al Chattanooga at 30 P. NJ. and LIS A. a.
Leave Chatanooca az > A. VI. and p. NJ
Arriving Al NashEiIls al I 30 r IL ands-l0 A. NJ
following
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There were two hundred and twenty-seven mar
risges in Lincoln county during the year 1853
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DIANOSs-.We have received fourteen more zzsa71rE-
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivalled
Makers Light, Newton & Bradbury, and HamesT 81 II
Bro 5, which make stock very large and desirS u
able We would be pleased to have these instruments examined
by sl, whether they desire TO not Every Piano
sold by shall warranted to ineyery respect
febl0 W. R. FREEMAN
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a Fine Couutry Residence for

4 Fine Country Residence for Sale.
HAVING determined carry Negroes to the South, -
4 1 will sell about Three or Four Hum 49,
dred Acres Of Land, reing part OF the tract up ~
which reside situated good Turnpike Road, l
thirteen miles from Nashville in Of the lest neshbor
williamson county Soil equal to any the state For
particular apply the premises A. V. S. Lrdey
in Nashville
sepg-id P.A.PERKINS.
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E. ne. GLASCOCK.

A UCFIoNEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oferh
services public Agent for the sale OF Real Ests e
Negoes Furniture Dry Goods Groceries, other species
property, either country Being determined to de
volts NV time to and having had considerable
experience myself that give satisfaction those
who in that line. always be found at the
Counting Room Patriot Office where my absence,
ers he left nar4-tfs
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Col. George Smith has been elected Mayor Of
Clarbsvile.
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The Old Dominion Coffee-Pot

Gives healthy
who had dare 10 coffee years, able
drink their sv0e beverage again when made in this boiler
and without of Of the old unpleasant
suences Its healthy, because the Of condenser evapo-
ration prevented and the boiled long enough
ree all the natural elements Of the berry, get them just
proportion in the beverage.
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BUCKWHEAT! RUCKWHEAT!
EUST received from New York. 100 Bags Buckwhea Fleur,
ID and for sale wholesale and retail, By
IS.
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I'D :. OLD DoMENIoN,, COFFEE-PoT.

HNH0UsANDs Of this Coffee Pot already sold
and the demand from all parts Of the United States is rapidly
the increase Wherever introduced it has given the mos
eomplete satisfaction.
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aasbSiII. anipn anS 9meritaa
pailY IS Tri-weekly ssi weelIy 3


TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE,
IN THE DAILY
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The old Dominion Coffee-Pot

Makes better coffee than possible obtain any 9th
because, by ingenious tut simple arrangement the hou
keeper NAY boil her cOuee FOR any length Of time without loss
thus securing all the elements Of the their
and proportiOnal combinations.
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Removal and New Firm.
'. MEL. - n. EAHEY. .. A. g, NoE
9. A. G.. NOEL & CO.,
Successors to Noel Co..
wHOLESAL ROC 5,
NO. 4. Market Street, --
New Firm.

Next Door to B. Laner & Co.
WTAVING associated with business Mr. D. II. BAILEY
formerly the house OF NichO Green BaileyJ andre
moved from Of College and Church streets to the aboV
elegant aud large building, viii he prepared TO serve on
friends and customers with promptnes than heretofore Gu
stock OF Groceries Stores will be all times complete
and will sold the satisfactory terms oc6 PC
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M MEREDITH, a. and 4s College street, has ~
w ready for sale his Factory, 500 boxes OF Hanuas
ure Tobacco, in boxes Of 90 So and 100 and 40 pounds sh
ts Of trade from u 70 IS per PsQad
all Of which he will sell at wholesale the trade, prices hat
cannot fail to please
Merchants wanting Manufactured fobscce requested =
call and examine for themselves Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGAR1s
On commission, viii 10 sold By he thousand At less
price than ever sold il this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great varety5 a
Tsry loK prices sePt3-a
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rEsONNKNGs7S CITY kBIsASS BAND.
TgyEEHS Band fully orgsnzel with twelve Ia sssa
struments, its members hatter themselves 49,.
that they prepared to furnish good Music as
Band IN the State. Tieyrespectfully cali the attention ~
Masons Odd Fellows, and other soces we'll private
gentlemen hsirfaeies furnishing Music for PROFESSIONS
Celebrations, &c terms shall De moderate Address,
F.H j. p BARTHELL. Sec,y, or
r. p. CHAMP.
p S.-PRoF. BONNING'S oUADKILLE bands prepared
make Tor Music for Balls, Parties &c ION veey
ble ts9r,z Address AS above. ian2Q-dly.
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FNNHE subscriber Ofsn for s seventy sfand ts
Middle Franklin Turnpike four miles Naahvils,
joining the act which be resides and the laEs Of Capt J0ha
Jones The land equal to The best with Abunonee o. sxc
snt falling water with the beautiful building
in the country and In the midst the nsghorho0d
AnsTicA aprN NATHANIEL BAXTER
INOR SALE.--One hundred bales northern Extra HsT
II just rsesiTed By lnayT- ?. a Q ANDERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

ETHER AND .CHLoRosoRN.--The following
xeieutiffc and medical announcement IL i'm
portant AT the last sitting Of the Imperial
ouestfon of the relative advantages Of ether
and chloroform ~ anTsthetics was fully dis
cussed. The society, on motion Of DIR. barrier,
PASSED the following resolutions :-l That
sether. used as an anasthetic, Il Less dangerous
than ehioroform 2. That anEthesia n pro-
siuced as constantly and completely by ether
as by chloroform. 3. That II ether presents
ineouycnienees from which chioroSorm y ex-
emnt such inconyenisnces ars Of slieht impor-
tancs. and are preferable 70 the danger inherent
Ia ths use Of She latter I. That consequently
sfher is 10 be preferred to ehloroforn."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

NiHEteenth Of October.-At an enthusiastic
meeting held at the Exchange Hotel on Tues
day evening last it was determined by the
Field officers, Staff officers and Il majority of
the company officers belonging to the 18th Regi-
ment of Virginia Cavalry to have an encamp-
ment at Yorktown on the 18th of October next.
the anniversary of the surrender of Lord
Cornwailis. Some six or eight companies OF
Cavalry, and large number of visitors, are
expec ted to be present.
The encampTnent will begin on the 18th and
end on the nd October. We understand that
great en- nthusa.m prevailed, and that no doubt
is entertained of the complete success Of the
enterprise. and its great inii on the dis
cipIine and usefulness of the cavalry service
Adiutant General Richardson, by request
made his appearance in the meeting, and gave
the encampIne a cordial endorsement We
understand that the an regiment propose tC
hold an annual encampment, for the purpose
| of instruction and practice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Hastings Court.-At this Court. yesterday
the following Aldermen Were present j. X
Caskie Geo. f. Sadler, Richard ID. Sanxay
James Bray and John W. Bsveridge.
The Commonwealth vs. Bernard Tracy
presentment for retailing ardent spirits with
out license. Nolie proseqni entered by the At
torney for the Commonwealth, with the advice
of the Court, on payment of the costs.
In the case Of the Commonwealth agains
VIM. j. Bartholomew, charged with mis-
denleanor, noHe TrossqRI WAS also entered or
the payment OF the costs by the defendant
A large amount of civil business was also
disposed Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Sailing Without Liesnx.-Eugens Hen kle
of Baltimore, was yesterday arraigned for
violating the revenue laws of the State, by
offering cigars for sale, without first having
obtained license. In order to allow the ac-
cused an opportunity to obtain impor tant
testimony from Baltimore, the case was con-
tinued until Monday next and Henkle held
to bail in the sum of goo. If our merchants.
who pay so large a share of the revenue of the
State, would take the trouble to report all the
violations that come within their own know
ledge, these mpIe sellers and yiolaters of the
laws would soon be cleared ont Of our midst
and the interests of the tax payers protected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Narroc Eseaps-Mr. d. B. Bridgford, Of this
city, and Mr.. Spiliman, of Halifax, made nar-
row escape from q serious accident on Tues
day evening last. While descending the hill
leading to Rockets in buggy, the horse at
tached To the vehicle became unmanageahie
and overturned ii. Mr.. h. retained his pres
ence of mind sufficiently 10 hold the reins and
save the buggy from damage, but was consid-
erabIy bruised by his fall upon tho pavement
and being dragged some distance in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Violent Assaxif.-Patrick Iehea appeared at
the Mayors Court yesterday, TO answer the
charge of violently and feioniousiy assaulting
Timothy Harrington on the i,h inst. The In
entation on Tins head presented rather an
alarming appearance. Pat acknowledged that
the offence was committed by him while labor
ing under an overdose Of whiskey, and begged
10 be excused this time. The Mayor Thought
the onense too serious a matter TO be passed
over SO lightly, and committed Pat for his APP
pearance before the Hustings Court 70 answer
for the felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Rsassessmenf. Messrs. Dabney NJ. Miller,
Jesse F. Keesee and Chas. II. Powell, eommis-
sioners appointed by the City Council 10 re-
assess ali the real estate and improvements in
the city, are busily engaged in the performance
Of their duties in the first ward. The time al
lowed for the completion Of the work 10 four
months; but from the energetic manner In
which these gentlemen have commenced the
prosecution Of the work, we have no doub;
that they will faithfully complete u in much
less time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Scat ora Agaia.--Rohert w. Mc0ee, who was
examined before tho Mayor some months ago,
on the charge of stealing an 0vercoat and
sent on to the Hastings Court, 10 Answsr for
felony, and there found guilty OF . mssdsmsas-
on, and renanded TO the Mayor 10 Be examiaed
upon fhai charge, was yesterday again commit.
ted, by his Honor for trial before the Court Of
Hastings, for nsisdemsaHoy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Military Exssrsiea.--We are informed that
the Montgomery Guard, Capt Moore. intend
having an excarsion down Janass river On
Tuesday evening mex /, and the large and cosn-
modious boat Glen Cove II engaged for tho oc-
caaion. We bespsak for the Monteumery .
full company, - it u well known list tketx
sxcuYsions have always sivsa entire sattalnc.
tton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Ancient Reeords.-We were much amused, in
looking over some of the records of Henrico
County Court, yesterday. In a trial for sian
der, in I6ee, in the case of Womack We. Gran
ger, we found the following entry :-"Thos.
puckets, aged 81 or thereabouts saith that
some time this last spring ye dept was in
company with Mary Granger and Bartho.
Roberts, jun, looking for q cow wich was
thought To be lost Of John Grangers, wich the
said Mary did say that if she did lose that COW
she should want milk, wich Bartho. Roberts
said they had but one cow and little meat,
wich ye dept heard Mary Granger, wife OF
Jno. Granger, say that IL she had 50 much
meat she would not eat dry bread
On the I'd day of June, i6oU, the Grand Jury
presented seven persons for having keen
drunk, and about one hundred for swearing,
among the latter a number of ladies.
On the same day an order was passed, fixing
rye" viz: Brandy, per gallon, Gu shillIngs;
rum 50 shilIings; madeira wines 50 shillings;
other Island wines 10 shillings-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Wv" from >aiferiae- Napoleon an the
Taa- NastFtsa Dss~rters >het-Th~ Ans
Ian AFmy~Fhe Massacre by the Pspess
'og' Al Perugia. &e.. Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-14

Panished.-Joe, slave TO Joseph CT. Watt, was
yesterday ordered by the Mayor to be punished
Tor being drunk and disorderly In the street