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.~ ABBEVILEE
MALE ACADEMY.

TNHIS Institution willtbe open for Pupils on
i tie FlRsE MONDAYS in JANUARY.
The following will be the annual rates of
Tuition for the -.
Lower English Branches, $4,000 and. 500. 90
: The above, with: Algebra, Geometry,
History and Composition, $4,000
The above. With Latin and Greek, $4,000
Mr.. T.. o. McCASLAN, a graduate Of the
Citadel Academy who comes to me with high
testimonials, viii assist in the labors of the
School
W. 81. WHITE, Principal. !;
;5ss r.. S,7.zBoys desirous Of enteeing ColleeSs
s;!wilI be prepared with great. care. "a:
Sgs Decsszs, 1859. 4t - Is
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR cERrFIcArEs.
, Enclose the amount of money to our address
What yod wish to purchase namesthe Lottery
ia which you &i;htt invested. .a1d Whether
you wish Halves, sWholes, or. Quarters, on cre-
ceipt of which We send what rs ordered, BY flint,
mail togethersWith the Scheme t....s iSf
1mthe ediateiY after the drawing; printed
drawing, certified to by the Commissioners,
will be sent. with an explanation
PurciIaser will,please write their Sign atyres
plain, and give theirPost Office, ECod6ty and
State
i All COMMUNICATIONS strictly conffdeuti3l:
All prizes Of fl 900 and ssilndsr. paid I'M,
mediateIy after the drawing ge@other prizes al
thesusnal time Of 40 days.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates 1to3be. ad;
WOOD. EDDY & CO., AugustssG..
or. WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlantis, s,fGss.
or, WOQDsEDDY & CO.. wilminetonD Dol.
A list ,offHe numbers that are draw L from
the wheel, with the amlountrof the, prize that
each one is entitled to, will be ,pubIis&ed, after
every drawing: in. the folEo&jne pspers :;
Amgissta Gay U65;ie ReSister.
Nashmile Gaelic. Ris7i,noad Dis ispatch { Rauld.
li,!g Hiss C7sSiaef Hsrald; Ne,c York
sszlIsgeAss sl9g NV. usfs59,-l2m
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TIL E. ISN:D EP ENDE NJ PRESS.
O A N ID I'D A r e 8 =.

The friends of JASiE,S A. McCURD respect.
tuliy announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
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TICKETS ONLY $500.
Halves s4.oo-Quartcrs Schoolgirls 81, 90.
Prices payable in Full, Without Deduction.
Purchasers tbnying 10 Tickets when the mum.
bers end IN l, 2, 3, !, S, q, 8, Q, 0, guar
antced prize of$25,0O
Glass IA, draws Saturday, December 10, 1859.
Class Is. draws Saturday, December II, 1859
Class ~, draws Saturday, December ~, 1859
Glass II, draws Saturday. December 81. 1859.
Class lS, draws Saturday, January~ 7. 1869.
Glass 10, draws Saturday, january II. 1880
Glass 20, draws Saturday, january 81. 1889
Glass 81, drawsSaturday January %, 1859.
26,22O Prizes Amounting to
$2Z LA O O.
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UNION POINT, &c. R. R.) Nov. 90, 1859.
Mcssrs. J. A. ASsLEY t. Co.:
-, Gemts.-l bought ten of Rhodes Super
Phosphate in Baltimore. last Spring, Mr.. III D.
Lei'ncr, of Berzclia, TO test lis value as a ma
nure. put about 25 lbs. OH an acre of cotton.
IN the drill, OH land that would not make over
- to 100 lbs. Of seed cotton per acre, without
Manure The result is entirely satisfactory.
have made at least from $50 to 500 lbs. to the
acre on this very poor land. l expect to pur-
chase from to tons for my Spring crop My
Oversccr wishes me to put his name to this also
Yours, Ill great haste
(Signed) p. w. pRINTUP,
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. 81, 1859 81 IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

PRoaRxss OF MEMPHIS, TxsH During the
last five years, the growth Of the cry Of Mem
phis. Tenn, has been very rapid. In that time
she has more Than don bied her population, and
trebied her wealth and business. ssss.e
George W. Wilson, a notorious counter.
feiier, who escaped from Jail In Newark N j
las' A prii, was captured in Phiiadsi phia y u
Wednesday.
M. Edwards, OF the McLure House, a,
Wheeling, Va, WAS thrown from an Gnibus
al Cincinnati, Wednesday, and had q leg
broke.
The Bos ton Traveller says that the Hon.
VIM. l.. Yancey has accepted q Invitation t.
speak in Fanenil Hall on the 18th or 18th lost.
Rev. Paul Dean, who was a well know n
clergy yman ia Boston from 1919 to lsl0 died 1t
Framingham, Mass, on Mo9cay, Of paralysis.
Czillag Is the name OF the new singer en- .
gagged at tse n Y. Academy Of n os &c, and .hs
IL II receive 1900 for six monfhs' service.
Tue Indian Princess Nabne~bah weq ua 70.
turned 70 New York in the steamer Persia,
from her mission " the Queen Of England.
Henry Doolittle, Tor many years Que Of the
heaviest railroad contractors Ia nhio, died 10
Texas, last month, OF consumption.
The Marquis Of Chandos left wheeling, ys.,
where Ee had been sojourEing for several dAys,
ON the I'd inst, for Baltimore.
The Duchess Of Alba, sister to the Empress
Eugene, died In Paris on tie f;th ult, Ste
was 80 years OF age.
Capt. J. II. Lightbonme. Of the bark Hattie
Jackson, died 1t Savannah, Ga, ou tbs 5tL
instant.
Alexander Dumas has just estab abiished q
newspaper In Palermo, Called The Ind~psnd.
eat.
.Iaiways manage ocarry my pia'L" @Yes
you generally manage TO carry at least three. >
The recetpts Of tbs New York State Pair or
Thursday last, were over sa,0oo. 80Fs& ! =
There are now no less than five missionary
ships In the Pacific Ocean.
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DEArg OF NAVY OFFIcER-Died at the
Asylum in Philadelphia, on the 10Th uit., In
the 18th ear Of his age, Lieutenant John IL
Hall, OF the United States Navy. Lieutenant
iinil entered the service in 1881. He was en-
Esgsd Tor many years, honorably and credita.
bly, to himself on duty in the Coast Survey,
aud wheu the United ates surveying brig
Washington wa. capsized at sea, on the 10th
Of Septem Der, 1916, whereby her commander
Lieutensnt George d. Bache, and seven teen
OF the W, were lost, Lieutenant Hall, as
second in command, by his nerve and seaman
ship was enabled 10 bring her safely into
port. His last service was on the coast OF
California, just after the close of the Mexican
war, where he contracted the disease OF which
he died. s~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

DIsAaRERABLR BEDFKLLow On Monday
night, If or retiring, we were aroused by feel.
ing something move in our bed, apparently
between the sheet and the ticking. Thinking
and commenced examining around the bed
and, much to cur surprise, horror and disgust
we perceived hooded adder glide from the
bedding and disappear mys,eriousIy. On
Tuesday afternoon, while sitting in our sane.
tum We heard the yepemous reptile In a was 9
paper box aud, with some trouble and great
danger, we succeeded in roustng him from his
quarters aud quickly dispatched him. His
sDakeship meas feet inches in length,
and 4 inches In diameter. This is no "snake
sto,yn--ihe curious can see the reptile hang
ing up in our Office 1apPahanHoekt Va) SeEih.
gSReT. ..
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The FALL II NEW ENsLAxD.-The month
OF September, usually so lovely in New Eng
land. this year ruled with an almost wintrv
rigor. The three or foOr last nights of the
month brought severe frosts, while the frost
ground stif in the latitude OF SpriDgield and
formed Ice one.fourth of an inch in thick ess
Grapes and apples were frozen, AID consider.
able fruit was utterly spoiled. Near Boston
the ice formed half inch thick,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

SENTENCE OF THE OFFICERS OF THE SLAvHB
ORIoN.-The officers of the slave bark Orion
were sentanced in Boston, Friday. Captain
Morgan to pay fine Of 81, 600 and to be i'm
prisoned two years; Byron Chamberlain, fl RS,
mate, 10 be imprisoned two years Williara
Dunham. second mate. to be imprisoned twen-
ty.One months.
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THx ExD.-Ths exact manner of Walker,

THK ESD.-Ths exact manner vi Walkers
taking Cn 10 Thus given, by al apparently
we'll In formed correspondent
lie marched from his cell to the place of ex-
ecuiion with a stesdy step anu unshsAen
mien. chair had been placed for him with
Its back towards the castle. Having taken
stepped forward to within twenty foot Of him
and discharged their musksts. Tho balls en- !.
tered his body, and he leaned little fer ward ;
bur, II being observed that he was not dead a
fourth soldier mercifully advanced so close to
ket almost touched his forehead, and being
there discharged, seaste1ed his brains and
scutl to the winds. Thus ends the life Of the
. grey eyed man of destiny"
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ECONOMY IN LEATHER.-A firm in Amherst,
Mass, are man ufacturing about fifteen hum
dred pounds of leather daily, from scraps of
leather and old pieces of rope. II has not been
introd ucsd out OF New England. yet the de-
mand is reported TO be greater than the sup
ply. The process of making is similar to that
Of manufacturing paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

THE CHOLERA IN MALAGA-Capt. Crowell
of the brig Starlight, writes TO the Providence
Journal from Malaga, Sept. 10th, respecting &
the ravages of cholera at Malaga. From the
1st Of August to the 5th Of September IL
caused gu deaths, AS of which occurred
within the last fifteen days of that pericd -
During those fifteen days there were more
deaths than ever occurred there in any two
months CT any previous year The city OF
Malaga has los, 900 inhabitants
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

DELAwARE-A letter from Newcastle, Del.
10 the Washington Constitution, states thai
the results OF the Inspectors elections, which
were held throu ghout that State last uesday
show net Brsckinridge majority in the Stat.
of more than thousand votes. The writer
says, "this majority will be increased III No
yembern
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SUIT AGAINST THE BkkrcIA BoY.-Charles
s. Mathews, Of the Westchesier House, has
commenced an action in New York against
j John &. Heenan for $l9G, being balance due
for board and lodging furnished to MRS. Adah
I. NJ. Heenan, defendants wife. Mr.. Heenan
denies he Indebtedness and all the allegations
in the com plaint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDxST.-On Friday
evening the up freight train run into the up
passenger train on The Wilmington and Well
don road at Everittsville, N. g., and killed the
baggage master, named C0nnan, and broke
conductor Laspeyrss leg. He not expecte
To live. There was no oLher damage done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

THE OTTAWA RksCURRs SESrKNCED.-The
parties convicted at the July term OF the
rescue Of fugitive slave at Ottawa, Ill, last
October, were sentenced At Chicago last We'd
nesday as follows: John Hossack, ten days
imprisonment and one hundred dollars fine
Joseph Stout, ten days imprisonment and
fifty dollars fine; Claudius b. King, one day
Imprisonment and ten dollars fiue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

FAIR PRoFIT.-The great fair recently held
in ST. Louis yielded to the associat tion proli
Of Sl7,OO0. Above So, GOO were expended IN
premiums, II reports are correct, and osheI
expense. are estimated at SlU,OO0. Lord Rem.
frew was among the chief attractions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

ARTENus WARD The Chicago Journal
says that "Artrmus Ward" whose humorous
writings are known iE the daily papers, is Mr..
Brown, the local editor of The Cleveland
Plaindcaler. "Artemus Ward, the She wman,"
is a name assumed by aim, though there is
really q man by that name, and n regular &C.
MUS in the show business, who exhibits wax
figures ''aud sech." and makes q great deal
of fun down in Indiana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

LEGISLATOR IN THE PRNITENTIARY.-
The honorable" Thomas J. Munday, an ex-
member of the New York Legislature, was
sentenced On Thursday by Recorder Barnard
of the Court of General Sessions, of New
York city, to four months imprisonment in
the penitentiary at Blackwells Island, for an
attempted outrage upon li:tle girl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

DOUGLAS VICTORIES IN ILLINoIs.-The IN n
nicipal elections in Illinois are generally re-
sulting in favor of the Douglas candidates. TIE
Chica go Herald announces that the hitherto
Republican city of LIE Sale, George F. Burk.
the Douglas candidate, has been elected BY lis
majority. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

CoLoRED "WIDE AwAKss."-Ths republi-
cans of Chelsea, Mass. had procession on
Wednesday night, and among the clubs in line
was the "Attucks Wide Awakes," composed
ntrely OF black men. Hon. J. A. Andrew,
the repu blican candidate for Governor, honor
ed them by taking his place in the line. just in
their rear. the Mayor of the city and other
"while folks" following These facts we take
from the Boston Atlas, repub.
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Disordtrsy IL sss.--Two young white wo-
relt, have heen sent 70 jail la ceiauit Of seen
r5ty fer their appearance eefore th. Mayor -.
morrow TO undergo An examination for k@et-
,.sg cisosdariy and i'll. governed hunse oa Sd
street. near the graveyard. The complaint
was catered by Mr.. John I1ohpan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

Snow SrORM The hrst snow storm Of the
seaeon ut the White Mountains occurred on
Friday last. Snow fell In considerable guam
Titles on that day on the line OF the Or nd
Trunk Railway. between Island Pond, Yer.
mont aud Acton. Canada-places moie than
hundred miles distant from each other.
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iPHON.-Niphon, ths name given by the
Japanese 10 their country, means " the rising
Of the sun" They know nothing of the wurd
Japan, and do not use it. They call their
country Niphon, because ii is the most east
erly point Of A sa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

LARGE ESTABLISHMENT. The Belchsr
Sugar Refinery, at 81. Louis, one of the largest {
In the United States, have a capital OF 81. OOO =
Wi0. The buildings cover i've squares; 25U
hogsheads OF sugar are wrought over per
day, and when III full operation over 500 men
are employed. s-.fsa q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

ANOTHER RACR-The las day . races Of the
Fashion (N,' Y Course, fall meeting, took
place on Thursday, and passed of with con-
siderable selat. A three mile race betweea
Nicholas l. and Oysterm:.n, was won by Nj
cholas in two heats. Time 5 50, 5.5lh. The
race was for q purse Of x7OD B.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

DgAD.-A Berlin letter announces the death
of the poet BuTchart, author of the tragedy OF
's Jane Grey" in one OF the hospitals of that
city. Burchnrt was about ~ years Of age, and
had been for soms time In INDECENT cireum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

THE increase In the number of letters Ia
Austria since the reform in the postal system
Of that CO ontry, has been very considerable. -
In 1850 the number Of letters transmitted
amounted TO only 29, ,7O0, 600; but In 1859 IL was
u, 0OO, 100. TIE conveyance OF money through
the post increased from 3is coo 600 70 630OO0 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

HEAVY RoBBERY.-Judge Jessup, Of Penn
syiyanla, who is engaged speaking through
the country in the Republican cause. had his
pocket picked in the cars, near New York, Sat-
urday morning, Of about g., CO. in bank bills.
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tising his little son, ,out three years old, no
left the home OF his parents yesterday morn.
ing. .sls 20
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A FATAL FALL Prom SWING On the
afterIoon Of the second day of the FAIR, Mrs,
William Sned!ker, residing In the northeast
part Of the city, by falling from u revolving
swing near the Fair ground, received injuries
from which she died this morning. Sns be-
came dizzy when at considerable height In
the swing, aud as consequence toppled out
of the box made to seat the patrons OF these
~ hich she fell is the same one from which q
woman lost her life In Jackson, during the en-
campment.-Adriaa (hteA.) Watehto'0sr, Sep
tsfabtr %,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

Music IN NEW YoRK.-Patu Is said TO re-
ceive fifteen hundred dollars month for her
SERVICES in tbs Htrakosch aud Ut!mon compa-
nv. Maretxek gets one hundred and fifty dol
lars n week rs conductor; Tamb-rlik was 10
have received twenty live thousand dollars
fer twenty-five nights.
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AN ExcEPTloN.-Mrs. lie Vert, Of Mobile
is said TO be the only lady in the country. be.
sides Miss Lane, who has receissds . card taE
the Renfrsw bail from the Committse on In.
vitations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

Prirats V.kieles were rendered the committee e
appointed to re ceiye the Prince Of Wales, and
accented
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Breach Of T,vsf.-On Saturday last, Mr VIM.
J. Harwood shoemaker, on Main street. die.
covered that hs had been robb~d by q young
man Ia bis employ, of about e75 10 inuuey aud
several pairs OF boots. and that the scalup h q
departed for parts unkuowp. About week
from the city, ieaying his store Ii charge u
the youth alluded to. The morniug hsfors he
returned, the ycuag fellow gathered up what
money he had received, and tsking, n 10 be-
l,sved. the York River Railroad cars, bads the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

LAST OF THB EoRwALK DIsAsTRR.-The
last YES tige of the memorable acciden at Nor
walk, in 1853, was disposed of yesterday, by
the breaking up and burning of from thirty TO
forty chests and trunks, taken from the ruins
at the time Since the occ urrebce, this bag
bage has been sto wed by the company in this
city, subject to The order of the friends OF
the victims. Some has been claimed and given
up, but for several years it has remained in
oae huge and undisturbed pile until now,
when all prospects of the remainder being
fstored having vanished. the officers OF the
company very reasonably feel That they are
justified i'll dispcsipg oil it. II was a sorry
sight-those damaged ana dilapidated goods,
not an article OF which but was suggestive OF
sorrow and suffering, and If recognized, could
not fail TO draw tears from many friends OF
the unfortunate victims. 1t was the closing
scene ia one of the most deplorable tragedies
ever enacted upon any railroad In this coun.
try.-Neic Harea Cowyiey, Friday.
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Painfai 4teid.Wt.-Wh hile waiting at the Fair
grounds for the arrival uf the train b, In sinx
he Prince Of Wales, on Saturday evening
last, Dir. Peter Lyons bad the misfortune TO
receive kick from q horse, owned by Mr..
Richard Crouch. which broke both bones of
his right leg, producing q compound fracture.
lie was Immediately removed TO his res nee,
where the medical aid OF Drs Haxali and Con-
way was exerted iu his behalf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

Indigestibls Food.-One of the prisoners In
the Peniteniiary died q few days since, from
the effects Of eating six raw Irish potatoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

A THANK OFFERING The Treasurer Of or Q
of the New York bpneyoient societies has re-
ceived from gentleman In Hudson, N. Y, a
$40 bill, I" as thank Offering in the prospect
ofa full union of all patriotic and conserva-
tive men in the State of New York, to de-
feat the Geographical, alias the Republican
party"
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Alarm Of Ert.-About i3 O'Clock, Saturday
night, the alarm OF nre was caused Ia Jensrson
Wara by The partial burning VI the mantel-
piece and calling OF an old building In the lot
OF Messrs. Smethee & Wood ward, on Franklin
street, near l3ih, used by the market meh 70
camp in. The lire WAS caused by lighted
candle, which burned down add caught the
m N nts..- r,iePe.
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Eleetion.--There will be an election Il. o.day,
at the Hastings Court room, fer delegates 10
the Farmers Assembly.
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The City CouHcit will hold u regular mon th ly
IN Getting this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
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Attempt at INesa.. .drism.-At al early hour
yesterday morning an unsuccessful attempt
was made 10 fire and burn The large brick
building or 18th street between Naiu and
Gary, occupied in part rs rs. ftting estab.
iishmeat by &. II. Ltnglsy. The incsndiary
entered the eide door lesding into LombaI d
Alley. knocked on portion Of the plas Ter In &
in the passage, then stufiirg a quantity OF
psper tetween the this and In other crsyices,
sef IL on tirs and closed Ihe door. When dis.
Covered, the paper had gone OUT, but not ntii
the laths and steps had bseu considerably
cna rrSd. I.@zs A. s..t.--sss.
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W. . YMEaca2spIzE BROKER
GENHAAL COMMISSION MERcii Ant
Conner E-ry And ViYxitiS stYesss

4 T.
.Ossrs hiA services fnr the sale Ana rasesa.s .s
MefchAndisa Eeneralls AFRO. Fh.sf. " haAS cofa.
TgssAcoo, and a!f descriptions e Count ~ psueacs
Dsysssas e.. 1s,s sssss ~; s;si a.ss saa vii.
etehn0ud !; AssnsA 1s1ant, 1iAslsy a N0.u.ss.
c Ss:s:iI M:.i ~, Iss. E.s
Z "A eos k1P'Ps. % asssas1 = 81
psAkplEs, wINEs. GIN 1ki l0 hkk.s ~
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= ron sALx u 1spIsy 1spsc l2sf 4 s;.si.css Va.
fivss paFticniar nstsasson - HEILiAG RLAvkS.
'iss ita'lss 81 M As: 4. sS srs,s., ID a. ,s.,.
yUM. AATxLkk = co..,
caLs. pAisssFase.s Va - ss Ii skk wtspo~
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rs NSassQ A<sl1est,x ~ Aenfk ,9leeeaA 1sek
ssseaeseeoeesA eelNeoo~ee neaalss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

Assault by a Siace-William. slave to J. m.
Conrad, is TO be examined before the Mayer
tomorrow for cutting David Kings son with
wagon whip.
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FILLiBUsTSRIsM NOT DKAD-GeR. Her,
nipgsen, Walkers old companion in arms, has
written long letter in vindication of this
noted fllibuster. Gen HI. concludes as fol-
lows:
So far from fillibusterism being laid in the
grave of William Walker, it may safely be
predicted that from every drop of blood she'd
from the death wounds, Inflicted, are
Informed "ami6st the cheers of the natives, -
10 whom he had been delivered up, bound, by
the infamy of Norvell Salmon, will spring
another ardent fiilibuster. 1t is we'll that it's
now exuitant enemies abroad and ut home
should know, and l am in the position to in
form them, that its views are in nowise
changed, its spirit in nowise impaired. So far
from being depressed by recent events. since
the first report of Walkers execution, and
especially of its occurrence through British
interference. / have been overwhelmed by
communications from men i'm pa tent for i'm j.
mediate action, and most eager, personally,
forthwith at all hazards, to depart for the
scene OF the late tragedy, or from others
anxious to countenance and support them. To
these all L reply here, TO biGe their time
When that time comes, their cause will not
want either followers or leaders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

Tux SEASON OvHR.-Signor Farini, the Nj.
agara Falls rope. walker. tUek down his rope
n d guyS last week. Blondin had done the
.ame some time previously. The paying sea-
SON for rope walking is over at Niasura.