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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

Il LEAP FOR LIBERTY.-Joseph Tice the
man who cut his throat with razor. is deter
mined to furnish the papers with at least one
item every day. He is confined in the third
story OF the hospital. Yesterday afternoon
he sprang from his bed, ran to the window
aad, before his attendants could catch hin,
spraug out in 10 the air. and fell on the brick
pavement below, Il distance OF at least thirty
nye teet He lighted on his feet, but after
ward fell over upon his back. He made au
effort to get up, bat was unable. Dr. Billings
examined all his limbs. and found that 10
bones had been broken. He complained of
paius in his back, and afterward in his head.
TiCe is from Virginia He came here from
Carthage, Hancock county. IlI.-Cfn. EnQ., Oh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

Hastings Court.-The Court OF Magistrates
were in session yesterday, Senior Alderman
K. ID. Sanxay presiding, and transacted the
usual amount of civil and criminal business.
We append such cases as are of public inter-
est:
Ann Eliza Fox, an ncipated negro, salts
fed the Court OF her good character and was
granted permission to remain III the Com
mon wealth.
John Nettles, presented for creating pub
lie nuisance on 18th street, near Marshall, 10y
erecting Il SIN oke-st tack and running an en- sine,
the smoke frCm which stack is considered an
annoyance TO the neigh borhood, was called for
trial, but the witnesses being absent, the trial
WAS pos tponed until Friday next.
Charles Davis, slave, the property of Mrs.
Sarah Tompkins, was convicted of stealing
six barrels of sugar from the Messrs. Daven-
port, on the 29lh OF August, and sentenced TO
receive thirty nine stripes.
Charles Grace and George Smith, indicte
for stealing "a So worth of shoes, were found
guilty by the jury, and sent to Jail for two
months.
Henry b. Hernandes, charged with feloni-
ously taking quantity of furniture, worth
$50 from J S. Is. Tinsley, on The 10Th of Au.
gust, was led TO the bar for examinat ton
After a patient hearing of the evidence, tn,
Court remanded the prisoner for final Iria
before Judge Lyons, and sent him To Jail.
Tue Court then adjourned until Ii o'ciocl
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

MURIER AND SUICIDE-ln Tie fort a SAINTS
Fe, recently, a young woman was murdered
by q man. who Immediately afterwards com
nItted suicide. The circumstances are related
by the SAINT Fe Gazette, as follows:
The woman, who was about seventeen years
Of age ana the man who com nitted the deed,
came with the dc etachmert of troops which ar
rived here from Utah last week. They had
for some time been engaged to be married as
soon as they would get TO misplace, where the
services ofa priest could be Obtained TO per-
form the ceremony. For some reason the o.
man refused 10 fulfill ner part OF the engage
ment, and OH Sunday, when in conversation
upon the subject, The MAJ became enraged,
drew his revolver, shot her in lhe throat,
causing ins tant death, and then shot himse:
through the heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

MURDeR IN NEW YORK On Monday
ni,ht Jouh Fitzpatrick aud James Farrell
who occupied separate shanties III auth street,
near 10th Avenue, New York city, got into an
altercation, during which, as is charged, Fi'z-
natrjck drew a dirk. .kuife and plunged IL three
fimss in 10 the breast and abdomen OF his ad-
yersary, who fell TO the ground with the blood
cushing from The horrible wounds he had re-
criyed. and expired ia a few moments after
uards The murderer escaped.
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STORM IN CAROLINE COUNTY, NA.-The
Frederic ksburg Herald states that 4 violent
storm of wind, rain and hail, visited that par
of Caroline county, in the vicinity CT Smith j
r. Whites Mill, in Caroline county, on Sat
urday evening last. Anum Der OF farmers had
their tobacco crops completely destroyed,
whilst their corn was materially injured. The
fores Is showed visible signs OF the devast ii
winds, the largest growth Of trees being torn
up by their roots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

A VETERAN GoNE-Rev DIR. A bel McEwep.
of the First Congregational Church Of New
London, Conn, OF which he had been pas tor
for over fifty years died in that city on the
7th inst, aged 50 years. He gradua at Yale
in 1873 a classmate of John O. Calhoun aud
took The valedictory away from him He was
a distinguished theologian, and one of the cor
poration OF Yale College
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

WITHOUT PARALLkL.-A correspondent
of the Charleston Courier, writing from Con-
way boro', 5. G., says: Il know an old gen,ie-
man aged 73 years, having five sons, and all
have FAMILIES. Not one OF them have ever
owed one dollar, ever took a drink of .spiritu-
Gus liquors, ever used IA cup of coffee, ever
used pTofane language, ever was 100 miles from
home, ever wanted tor nything, ever lost his
vote m an election; are all Methodists and
t,reckin ridge Democrats, and hate snakes and
flha
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aEA.natePETERs. ne fNFHlrfBii'E' aEMEnIT| EsMVP 70
FOR GONN0RRHBE AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great AmerIosu remedy, oOIts' =
ing no Merourial or Bssamic properties, exec q
every thing here offered the pup.ie IN its Gu
rntlve, restorative and lelpyatlns powers snd
the medical world gstonished when told tha
the above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
oonfounded when they have ooafsI osm"nz,ra
tions of the facts. But the proprietor, VINO has
known of the remedy Tor twenty odd years, has
known Of case oil twenty sears standing 10 TO
restored to perfect hsalth, AID all other caseh uI
shorter duration to be restored, without sinF e
exception, AID therefore challenges ans case g.
GonorrhRa which the remedy will not cure, pro
vdsd the directions are RED oct tin pTudrIc
on the part OF the patient; and any one puIchhaIa
half dozen bottles and using saeord nEif, m E. =
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure, il
case of failure, will turuish additional meulcILs.
free of charge, to compete the cure, thrnush e. 4.
agents; and cure Will sS erectad without iGCuu
yenience to the patient.
Sold by APPERSON & Oi'FrY, Ne. T9i Bro,
street, and q. A. STRECk tK, A. ain street, prGa
gists, agents for the city of Richmo1d
NH 8-d6nS
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REMARKABLE CAsE-lhe Barnstab,e &
(Mass.) Patrlot states that young man
named Keith, who was terribly manned some
time ago. by the premature discharge of II can =
non, at HyannlS, has bSen enabled by means
OF ARTIFICIAL hands and forearms, to " rite, send
messages as telegraph operator. drive II
horse aud carriage, aud perform mauy other
acts requiring muscular agility and skill.
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DESTRUCTIVE HAIL SToRM.-T he Charlotte
IN. o. Bailel.n states that on Sunday alter
noon last, a violent storm ragged over the face
OF the country. commencing IN the neighhor-
hood OF Prosperity Church, passing to a due
southerlyl direction, striking Queries Turn
out, on the Gent North Caiolina Railroad,
totally des troylng the cotton and other crops.
HAL fell in great abu ndance lren the size OF
buck shot TO II guinea fowl egg. Fields that
promised an abundant harvest were literally
destroy ed, Fnd many farmers have lost their
On tire crops Of cotton. The destruction Is
said 10 be com piet~, aud the hopes OF the Ia
borer have been completely brokea down.
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FATAL APFRAY.--A free fight occurred in
l,onwayboro', 5. O., week or TWO since which
t.rulinated fatally. An Old man named Eu
Tompkins, and his sons Gabriel, benjamin, and
t,ornenus were nghung each other, when one
William F. Hughes joined Ia, aud ia The tisht
Hughes drew his EnIIe ana inliic led u severe
wound on old Tompkins, who 0ied Ia about
thirty.six hours after wards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

VITAL STATISTICS The late vital statis tics
of Great Britain and France, show that twice
as many persons are born in year as are mar
ried, and that out of a Thousand persons, the
births in year in Great Britain were 81 10 81
in France, the deaths ~ TO 81, and the mar
riages Is 10 10.
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WHAT NExT!-The negroes of New York
city have issued an address, calling upon their
friends white and black, TO organize for the
November election, at which, according to
a law passed by the las Legislature a vote is
to be had upon proposed amendment to the
Constitution permitting negroes TO vote with
out the property clause, which at present re.
stricts their exercise of the elective franchise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

FROGs,-M Ssguin writes to the French
Academy of Science that he has made some ex-
periments upon frogs inclosed in plaster of
Paris, 10 test their asserted tenacity of life
when shut ont from the air. He has found
them alive after having been so inciosed for II
period of eleven years. OF several enveloped
in plas er nearly fifteen years since, he has Two
left, which he desires may he opened in the
presence of the Academy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
TER FROM BUESOs AYRRs.-We have ad =

LATER FROM Be UENos AYRRs.-We have ad-
vices lrom Huenos Ayres TO July 81, and trom
Monleyideo To the 18th. Extensive dIscOve-
rles of gold are announced iii the province OF
san Juan, and troops bad been dispatched for
the maintenance of order. Subscriptions were
on foot among The Italian residents OF Buen
a yres in aid of Garibaldi The British resi-
dents OF Bueuos AyIes had presen ted an ad-
dress TO urquiza, in which they express senti-
ments very pleasing 10 him. His response was
brief but appropriate. The markets were
very dull
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TIE Nav YORK FUsIoN.-A dispatch from
Syracuse, N. Y. says that the chai fman of the
Breckinrioge State Committee has written Il
letter accepting the proposition of the Douglas
committee TO give them ten electors and tive
names on their State ticket, aud he announces
that he will call the Breckenridge committee
together to ratify the proposed fusion.
Another dispatch, dated Albany, Sept. II
says 1t is expected that MIR. Douglas will
danounce the proposed fusion OF his friends
with the Brecknridge party, in his speech al
New York to- morrow, and that the State com.
mittee will reject all overtures."
Itis also stated that the Douglas State com
mittee Of New York have, by large majority
relec ted the proposition of the Breckin ridg,
men for IA fusion npon the Presidential electo
raj ticket. Another meeting however, OF the
State coIamittee i 10 be held at the ST. Nicho.
las Ho TEL ION Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

THE DkoUGHT IN KANsAs-A letter from
Kansas to the Weston (Va) Herald, dated
August 10th, thus alludes TO the edrought there
which has lasted nearly twelve months
Some parts of the Territory are literally
parcAed up; the grass is dry, water in great
many places is not TO be had and failing every
day there will not on an average be one bushel
of corn raised TO the acre; wheat and oats are
very short; of potatoes there will not be any
How people are going TO winter themselves,
much less their stock, is a matter of cChIec
ture; in fact, without assistance some must
suffer. as all provisions consisting of flour,
&c, must come from The river, and they have
nothing to buy it with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

SAD CALAMITY.-The particulars IN regard
TO the burning of the Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, near Toledo, Ohio, are truly heart-rend-
ing On the morning OF the 5th inst, two chill
dren were already dead, also, woman aged "a
years.
One of the assistants a young woman, Is
very badly burned, and sut slight hopes OF her
recovery were enter tained One other body was
supposed to be in the ruins. One of the Sis
ters of Charity, in Jumping from the second
story had her spine broken, and no hopes are
enter aimed of her recovery. The loss OF pro-
perty is very considerable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

THE u. S. AGRICULTURAL The
grounds have been fitted up for the eighth ex
hibitiou of the United States Agricultural So
ciety, at Cincinnati and numerous entries arr
announced from the distant States, as we'll Il,
from Ono, Indiana and Kentucky. The pre-.
miums will exceed S2J,UUU, with several citl
zers' purses. The fair opens on the l2th, anc
continues to the 10Th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

LoUIsvILLE RACEs.-At the Woodlawn
Course, Louisville, KY, on Saturday last, the
match being for one thousand dollars, Ed
ward Everett" won the first heat in 2:i3A -
Lew. Rogers" won the second heat and tht
race. the driver of the "Eyerett' driving foul
Time, 2:iUA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

SAD AFFAIR.-In Baltimore, on Tuesday, a
youth named Arnold HiIlegeist was playing
with his brother John, between three and four
years of age, when he seized a ducking gun
that WAS standing in the corner, and pointing
the weapon towards John, not supposing il
was loaded, pulled the trigger, when an explo
sion took place, the contents lodging in his
left temple. The brother who committed tie
deed is almost on the verge of frenzy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
NEW GRAsARY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
sOn Ca.v, ID door bsioto l2th Street. aud Hs1t 10
Flour Inspectors forHlsr ONcs.

7OR CdlV, I'd fsor tet0to lZth StTeet. dnd HsJt 10
Flour Inspector former Office.
j. MO \ no r. & A * L r. X.
tSugaassar to Jas. Thomas, Com'r Merchant.)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond.
and the pubil generally, that hs has purchased OF
the eg al age ut OF Mr. Jas Thomas all his stock on
hand, such as CORN, OATS, HAY, CORN
MEAL, &c and will continue To keep on hand and
deal IN GRAIN, FEED, TOBACCO, FLOUR,
select parcels of eountry CURED BACON, BUT
TER BEESWAX, DRIED FRUIT, dc., pledg-
ing every effort to facilitate the interests of
those who may favor the new concern. A contInu-
at On Of the patronage heretofore extended 10 his
predecessnr is solicited.
he reIers, by perInlsso ON. to Messrs. Wagon
xs Hun A. ARCHER, VAN-LEW, TAYLOR Co,
JosEsh Co. RICHARD CAuTHoRS, Esq, PHILIP
- sss,,, A'F' j. MONROE CARTER
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RssiSting.-Parkinson Shinault, country
bumpkin. INDUCED 100 freely ON Tuesday las {,
and by way Of getting rid OF the had effects,
selected a shady spot on the sidewalk aud teli
asleep. He had not been mapping" great
while when officer BiaIkenship saw aud at
tempted to cage him but Parkinson, retres he'd
by his nap, aroused himself, and putting for h
all his strength, would probably have escaped,
but for the aid giyen the officer ny private
citizen. When called before thu Mayor yes
terday, he was held TO security for better con-
duct in the future.
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TEE GoRDoNsvlLLE RAILRoAp-We ha,

lHE GoRDONsylLLE RAILROAD-We have
been working for "these many years." and
promised It's completion when all others des-
paired. at last the right men have got hold OF
J. the private subscription has been raised
.Hse $23i,O0O is now available, ana Messrs.
Mason and Walker have contrac ted to COM
piete 1t for that sum, O. NJ Braxton. Esq is
Chief Engineer, and Mr. Fitzhugh assistant
We congratulate both town and country upon
the prospect OF its speedy completion.-F1ed-
YickSGUTy NstcS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

A BLACKSMITH, having been slandered. wa.
advised to apply 10 the courts for rejrrss-
He replied, with true wisdom-"I shall never
sue any body for slander l can go into my
shop and work out better character in sia
mouths than could get in any courthouse il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

49, NJ I IUhNE = 4 I Tah " !,
N Law Buhding, Franklin street kichmons,
NITstnla,l
VIII atten % 10 all business conneote " tn the
Legal Profession.
Haytns deter ermIned to remove 10 the University
Il the State of Missouri. have associated with
tee "a the Practice of Law, ia this city, Mir. W NJ.
JCLUPTDN, son of the late Judge COpton. Mr..
7nptoG Ill not oay hnIsh all business he. etofere
undertaken by inc, but will conduct all new that
ms, he coahded to us. Bting fully convinced OF
k,salIit' and fitness IN every respect, cordially
Snd pnresetvedly recommend him to all my clients
sud fFlencs and Ia tho public generally. oan he
found st office un ti about the 10Th OF septem-
hs-neSt b. B. II INOa.
Y aich1Iopd August n tn, 1850 au I-lm
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LIFE INsUR RANCE, &c

HLD DOMINION INSURANCE CUmrA-
~ SY.-CAPITAL $500, 900!
"a Qg5ce-No. ~ Mana street, sHder ST. Charis,
H0tsINR
Thls Company IS now prepared to receive arpii-
cations for Fl IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
on favorable teTms.
DIRECTORS:
Cab Workman, John II. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo s. Palmer,
Sam'l NJ Price, VIM. 8. Triplett,
b F. Laid, 8. G. Tardy,
Juo Stewart Walker, VIM. Currle,
Luther K SpiHan, Jas. K. Crenshaw,
Peter G. Warwick, John IL. WiikiamE,
Jas. ). Kent, Mark DOTney,
Horace Z. Edmond, Thomas lones,
James NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Grltln b. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. w. Yanoey, Ro. +. w l!Iams,
Jos. Brummel, Nm. Rag land,
WIN. Brent, Henry 9. Cabeil,
Ro. II MauTy Geo. W. RoJ ster:
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JF., Prcs't.
CHAs +. WoRTuAn. Sec'y. my l9-ts
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DRBADFJt A~~fDKAT-A Nom Fails from the
Top Of a >fssy1s -. 1 WI men were this morning
employed in gi,sng to the dome of ST. Patrick's
Before going up, one of them, named John
Flshback, was noticed by his companions to
nave been drinking. aud was demonstrated
with for ascending; but it va, said in reply
mat he was S"'l.~ able tC 70 up in that condi-
uon man thot 3 1e " as perfectly sober, and
as II appeared H@ was qu!'e rational, and but
slightly under the nfiuent Of liquor, he was
"ermttted To e ap. Sixty-one feet from the
Eroupd IS a narrow ledge r cpTnice from two
- Ia ~ feet wide, ruhsIng around the base of
IT, dopne. pUu tins ledge the two men had
u''" ~ Work tor some time, having previous
tF EHl~hed the painting above by means of
-'Ct"tr f1sfaned from the cross on the sum =
sE,f o. = -.yme. On this narrow shelving.
SyN"+. were now Al work, Fishback x
= 5siG -. dently let go ali support from the
q ''-;r. anu walk out on the very edge, to show
ais nerve and bravado. The entreaties of his
companion not TO do so only induced him to
show sun greater recklessness, until all at
once his companion saw him going, when no
power OF his could save him. He had lost his
balance and falling struck first upon cor
nice quite distance below, and then upon
the ground, falling upon the right side of the
head and shoulder, instantly killing him,
causing The blood To spout from his ears, aud
driving the right side of his head and face in to
a horrld shape Coroner Whitbeck held an in
quest, and the jury returned Il verdict i'll ac-
cDrdauce with the above facts.-Truy Times
Sept. :.
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H%s HENRY HUDkALL,
~ - ATTORS AT LAW

AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Praetioea IL all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond.
n. Also, practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
AS Notary. will take Dispositions and Acknow-
ledgLlents, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per-
form whatever other duties pertain to the office OF
Notary.
below the Custom House ia H-B
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M Artificial Teeth. --fhe gioepiaAtI,
and VuoanIte frocess.-v. y JONES, DhA
TIsT, having the right for the ABOVE mode OF
.o!ute superiority over all other methous
can with confidence commen nd 1t tn those desiring
as may be dissatisfied with those they are nov
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to %
mouth, and the suction thereby aired, enGb es
him to insert more teeth trfthoHf ttdsPs.--
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and 500 IN,
testimonials wil be given and specimens exhibited
70 those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, On
gold or any other plate will of course be made oI
those preferrinE them. Filling, Cleansing, TX
tracing, and all other operations gently sna tnc
roughly performed Teeth extracted by ELkC
TRIClTY rtthout paia
%. Ofioe on Nam street, opposite Corinshls q
Hall no 1-iy
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TRE CRSs IN EEGLAND.-A letter date

The CRVs IN ENeLAND.-A letter dated
August a3d, written by gentleman Of Phila-
deiphia now in England, says of the crops:
THE English harvest is but half an aver.
age crop, quality considered, and this is all
that can be realized. Potatoes show blight in
every field, from Birmingham and Bristol aud
thence 10 London. Hops are badly hurt. The
grain is down for want of sun, and the berry
cannot ripen into good flour making grain
The hay crop is half ruined by the raia."
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THE COUNTESS DE SAINT MARsAULT, wife
OF the Pretect of The Seine and Oise. and one
of the Princess Clothilde's ladies of honor.
has just expired al Paris, after much sufferin z
from the effect Of burns which she received
last winter while endeavoring to save a lady
whose dress had caught fire at a ball given by
the Prefect.
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Raisiag PoEiay.--The residents OF Church
Hill continue to suffer from night prowlers.-
A few nights since Mr.. George ID. Howard's
premises were en- tered, and fourteen bead Of
poultry taken thereirotn. About the same
time Mr. William Cooks poultry was dimin-
shed In aumber. by the untitnely visits Of
nocturnal wanderers. Why is tt that patrol
s not organized 10 prevent these continual
dAnredatInnsI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

DdTFNE dtI.-OH UtsUdy HIRNl Idsl, as CVf
nelius Bowman, lad, was passing down
Franklin street, on his way home, ne was ac- :
costed in a most iInpertinent manner by two
negro boys, OF whom he knew nothing. Turn
ing upon them he gave one a blow, and then
stepped into the carriage way 10 get a stone u
defend himself, when one of them folio ed
him and gave him a slight stab On the righ,
eide just brIow the shoulder. The nsaroe.
then made their escape.
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PLANTERS CONVENTION OF THE SOUTH
This institution had its origin with the State
Agricultural Bureau of Mississippi, and its
first meeting was held in October. 1859, III
Nashville, during the State Fair of Tennessee.
The meeting this year takes place at Holly
Springs, Miss, commencing on the 18th Octo-
ber, during the meeting of the Mississippi
State Fair.
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ARMY INTELLIGRNuE-Second Lieut.. Rich.
ard h. Jackson, first artillery, has been re-
lieved from duty at Fort Monroe, aud will on
the 10th proximo report In person al Fort Co.
lumbDs for duty, with recruits for the depart
ment of Texas.
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Nvw YORK BANK SrATKNENT.-The last
Nav YorK weekly hank sta atsmsat, IN It's lead
iny features is very favorabla The ioaas
show a contraction Of more than q million and
half while the specie reserve shows gaia.
Ths deposIts are largely run down, the result.
no doubt. OF the reduction in loans ana dis-
ce2Qh t-t
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the New York correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier that the steamer Colum bia, which
has before had TO yield the palm TO the York
town in ocean races, beat her rival seven miles
III the last race, on the night of the 5th inst.