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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

HANDOPE VtNt. OF Lars WEI L.
" SELECTED STOCK OF DRY 6WDs.
sHAWL> AND CLOAKS -Un Monday MOI ning,
OcOIer 22i 1850. at Vi. .MIfrtLtUnfkR's. MI No.
225 Broad street. nave Just rec'Ived iron aaS
ton sunis oi the srra,esL uafsa'us IN DkESS
GOODS mat ever Hured IA the lad .es ui this
cas- ueh as Silks PapIns. b ocateil riours,
kc., AID u which ask the paruculsI att, ntion OF
all IN want of nns 20 give me cal. bav. just
received and VIII con inua daily Z" receive. AL "f
the Ia est sIy les of tOAkS and Nj NILts s,.Een
ss Arabs japanese, ZDuaves, BJurnors, Saw!-
et,es, &C. Ihe alteLIoB of The la Is is again
called to INV stock OF housakeep rs Gocds, 81 all
aad ever. description. All klnCs oi ,lnia hal es
OF Cloths. Linseys, Sc.. of men and womep's
wear. GIVE NE ca before puroaaring else
where. Nj. MI FTt LUOhFEE
NJ, n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Opp FKLLowsHIP.-The Grand Lodge Of the
Independent Order OF Dad Fellows, which
held its late annual communication at Nash
willie. Tennessee was placed in possession of q
considerable nj I'm Der of "a terestiDg facts. Ths
officers of the Grand Lodge are as follows:
Graud Sire, r. Is Boyston, OF South Carolina;
Deputy GRAND Sire, Milton Hemdon, of Indi-
ana; Grand Secretary, james L. Ridgely, OF
Baltimore; Grand Treasurer, j Joshua Va SAM t,
of Baltimore; Grand Chaplain, Rev. + M p.
Wells. of Bos on, Massach usetts; GraId Mar.
shall. T. d. Farnswoctb, OF Nashville, Tennes.
see The statistics of the Grand Lodge exhi D.
IL q very satisfactory state of affairs. The
following will prove interesting to the mem =
hers of the Order: Number of Lodges, 35ie;
number of limitations, 4US ESQ., present mum Der
of mem bers, l73sis. The Number of memb
relieved since the organization has been 324 =
728. and the number Of widowed families re-
lieved IS, $50. The number of deaths wi hin
the last year was 2i,2ti. The amount paid for
relief since the organization, S7,2G2 374S7
amount paid for the education OF orphaus,
StG5 SOS. 81; and the mount pa d for bury ing
the dead. s, ,2u3 3i9.95. The aggregate amount
of relief since the organization has been
"a as. .52s.ii. and the aggregate amount of re-
venue l9,3i5, ,sii.92 The amount paid for re-
lief is entirely exclusive of special applics-
tlons for assis tanca from widows and nom
affiliated brethren, and of contributions made
outside Of tbs Order by Lodges during the pre-
yalsnce Of epidemic diseases, which have been
very considerable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

ASTuPRNDous CosFIDEHCE u AMR-.4 S0ash-
syusy SpinaIed or Of Ttceaty thousand A'oHdrs'
The heaviest confidence game we REM 'ip ser
eyar TO have heard Of is said TO have beet sue
cessfuIly practised in ST. Louis. on Satu roay
last. upon q rich planter from near NashS ne,
Tenn. named T. l.. Newcomb. The genAe-
man according TO the st. Louis papers, ID
,uorih sIOO. 600, and came 10 that city to invest
so0 Oo0 in real estate. lie made the acq uain--
anre Of a man named Johnson, with whom ne
h.d several in nteryiews last week. On oatur,
dav johnson, il is alleged having represented
hi;osslf as a man of wealth, informed New
com h that he had just closed contract where
nv he had agreed to furnish the city WIN eel
Iular iron pavement sufficient 10 pave sit
hundred blocks, but unfortunately ne haa no'
ready money sufficient to engagein tue en- Yer 81 r
prise and he would be Obliged to mortease h's
real estate % raise the necessary ainoo
thing be didn't care 10 do. However, II Ne"
comb would lend him ,0C0 be woula gne
him share Of the profits. Mr.. Newcoho, ~.
for a moment doubling his honesty or nIs
story agreed to this, and loaned him tne sum
OF IS 900 in cash ON ths spot, and gave ,he re e.
maiader S12, 600, in bank certificates, Wpich ne
he, Johnson 10 collect at different banks III
ST Louis johnson, therefore, got his s2o,0
i'm medisteIy disappeared aud has not been
sxeE since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Sssk'ng Aid-If aay of our readers have
fa'l"d, tbGs far, 10 contrih,l'e 10 5ae fumes o.
ihe Female Is hevoieutS cItty, aHd'thtis aidpa
The lady yieitors in their labOrs of charity and
!uy1, IL - time that they were sending In their
contributions. Large numtierS Of poor faGi-
lis will need assistance during the approach
lJa winner, aud ih.y can only get IL through
the instium|ntaiiiy of those VINO make i,
their business 10 search out he aer dy and fur
nish relief. We know that '-uard times" will
be plead as an excuse by some, fnr gtvinS
nothing; hnt the excuse is far trCm b-iig n
good one Every person eau contribute = litli
and a small amount from all wuu are able,
will be amply sufficient for those who dee 81, Z
Aid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

C0nvtcfS. There are now COuffned In The
Virginia peuifenIiary aboat $40 prisoners, OF
All ages. cOl0rs ana sexes. Macy of them are
100 old or 100 feeble To b. HI aii valuable ana
Others, because of the stagnaIiOn III trade, ar
not probably employed. If some system
could be adopted Dy which white prisoners
as well rs colored ones, could be maie 10 labor
oa the CJyiDgton and ONO Canal, and other
works OF Improvement, the peniteutidry could
be made far more protilahi- 10 The STATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Aiding Baa1HesS-Stdts CErr Hcy.-The con-
ference committees appo!u ed BY The Directors
Of the various cry Btuks. heid mertiug OF
Saturday last, and, by resolution, agreed 10
recsjre a. pos T. and pay okt, he noses of ali
solvent Bt"ks IN the Stale .rc,pt those of the
Bank of Wheeling {the Norm western Bank, }
and the Bank ot the Valley payable at other
,10iuts than Stauutou aud CHRISTIANS burg -
Those OF the Valley payable ut 5 auntou aud
Chris tiausbuIg, will be received aud paid ou l..
BY this accommu udatiOn not only the mer-
chants, but the public a large. will be relieved
OF EN- barrsssmentl in trade, aud the retail trade
Of The city will be greatly facilitated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

KILLED The CClum bia Fennessee) Herald
learns mat on the 10th inst Il difficulty occur.
red between BurwelI II kAnnon, son of NJ r
James Ramon, living near Columbia, and &
man named Henry Ham, near Mt. Pirassst t
in which iha former was wounded by tbs
latter that he died on the next evening. Ham
was arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

7he Merchants are to hold an adjourned
meeting this evening, to hear n report from
the Bunk conference committees on the sub.
iect Of currency" Il is very desirable 10
DO ID sellers aud buyers that the cIiy Bank.
should receive OH deposit The notes OF All sol
vent BANKS in the : Z e, so that the conmun,-
~ at large might know what was and " tat
was Eot current. Most Of Jhe notes now pass
ing in trsde, are those OF NOrih Carolina. aud
To get these exchanged tor baukabie funds
brokers n ust be called upon, and II heavy ex-
change must ba paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

tRo"TH OF INDIANA AND WIsCoNsIN.-Ths
census OF Indiana, Just ompleted. shows q
good increase OF population since 1850 The
present popniation is La. 900 In 1850 II was
99O,255. Increase 356,i3 or about 90 pnr cent
Ihe census OF Wisconsin just com pletsd ..h D vs.
most gratifying increase in the population
OF that indnstrions. prosperous, and wealth
producing State. Her total population now
10 777,171, in round numbers and numbers
which ara remarkao oie for being all ssr.ns In
100 her population was 3a5 39i in 1855, S :, =
loo-fLcresse 10 these five yetr. 2i6,7i3 In-
crease ia the dve years from 1865 u 1862 225,-
682 Increase in the ten years from 1850 to
1860, AR SS6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Police Operations have baeu very dun for
several dtts past-so much 81 that the Mayor
and his ofIiters have had very lIt,l" 10 do. On
Saturday nIght the wAich men made out three
or four arrests, two OF whom were for drunk
enEpSs, aud tue other TWO for trivial mtsde-
meanurs. All Of them were disposed or at
an early hour yesterday morning, except a
drunken man, who was laid aside ~ cool off q,
mis- leisure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Burgl1rfss are too frtquen, Ia the city and
suburbs, though most OF them are of trivial
character, not To satisfy our readers that there
IS now In the city regularly organized gat
IF young T, g"es, who are epdeavoriug 10 i've
by dishonesty. The police, IN day ard night,
do all 10 their power 10 discover these noc-
Iurnal operators, bat unless priyare citizens
show a disposition TO aid them, they can effect
but little. We have heard of several cases OF
null robheries within the last few Gays, ali 0 {
which were Goub less committed by boss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

TRRRIBLE TRAaEDY.-The Fort Wayne In.
diana) Times says that a most terrib TRACED '
occurred in Adams county, Ia that Stale, = fe "
days previous. A woman about TO churn but
ter, threw some boiling water in the churu,
into which one of the children had, unnoticed
by the mo ther, placed an infant and it was IN .
stantiy lcalded to death. In her frenzy the
mother seized a chair and Inflicted a deat th
blow upon the little girl After realizing what
she had done, she threw herself into the well
aud was drowned,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

RRsIaNATToNs.-John NJ. Harrell. United
States District Attorney for the Eastern Dis
trict OF Arkansas. has resigned his Office, out
there are already numerous applications 10
the Attorney General and the President tor
tho vasancy. the resignation of the United
States Marshal for South Carolina has been
received by the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Dsni Body Found Yesterday morning z, " hsn
the Taler was drawn fron the canal, TIE dead
hody of a negro woman was discoveries netr
Myers old bridge. One week "g) last Friday
night, some one was heard 10 TAIL into The Ca
nai, near 9th street, and the screams that fol-
lowed attracted the attention OF the watch
men, who made every effort 10 rescue the un-
fortunate creature, but without effect. Who
The woman ls or where sne came from, no Oh G
seemed to know. The Coroner ordered the
bOdY tO he in nterrPd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

The r.. S. Ctrcust C,KIt VIII commence fts
winter term to day. Judge Haliy burton pre-
siding. The Grand jury viii Assem- bic At the
appuib ted hour, and hrsides passing apoD the
cIse OF WIiiiam A Northern, charged WITH
roboing the post-office at Warsaw, cnmund
county, while acting AS Deputy = stmaster,
aud two or three OIb-r cases OF Il similar cnar
ac ier, they Will have BET re them he charge
against the eleven neH Eow IN Htnrlco county
al, awaiting their trial for piracy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

TAKING Tbs FRIL AT the Academy OF Our
Lady OF Mercy, at Charleston, on the 2lst
iast, three young ladies took the white veil
Miss E. Mullins who took the name of Sister
Margare';. Miss NJ. Jones, who took the name
OF Sister Mary Vincent; and Miss a. r tbsr.
ford, who took the name of Sister Mary Sis.
ter Agatha Macnamara and Sister Helene Mar.
low also made their solemn vows and received
the black veil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

RESOURCES OF South CAROLINA The Che
raw Is. o. Gazette says that the real aud per-
sonal estate, capital employed In manufactur-
52U,37e. Annual productions, including cot
ton, rlte, corn, wheat, oats, naval stores &c.
come 10 So, ,725 $50. With such resources, the
Gazette thinks the State can easily support
either ser arate or Southern Confederate ex-
istsDca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Mss Caroline R'ehings, the Richmopd IA
voTita, aided by other S0cullsts, ie expected IL
give n grand vocal concert at M-chau4cs' In
sTiEute Hall some afternoon this week Those
of our citiZaus who have noI heard her H. the
Theatre, will thns have an Uppof tuuity o
hearing one OF the Il est vocaiiet In Of lne da v
aud we are qni;e sure viii be highly d-iiga h TED
with the rare treat In store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

A WARNING TO EuCHak PLAYERs-A
young man of Milwaukee, who is very fond
OF daughter of "pillar" Of one Of The
OF his adored few evenings since, and had
some fruit-cake offered him. Being somewhat
confused on account of his situation, as the
cake was held out, he cried out, g. pass."-
The father hearing him, and having played
some in his younger days, was horror struck
al the young mans infatuation of tho game,
and thought he would teach him lesson and
spoke biuntly, You pass, do you then
order you up, and there's the door," The
young man sloped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

BAD VEHTILATIoE.-rhe Sunday school
room of the Universalist Church at Woon-
socket, r. 1. was filled with gas from a fur
mace that would not draw, and when the chill
dren were dismissed 4 number were 50 atfect- =
ed ty it that they fell to the pavement before
the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

DEsBCRATIEa THk PCLPIT.-The Boston
(Mass) Transcript, alinding 10 Berkshire
county, in that State, ,says:-"They have q
new way of advertising new Wspaper writers In
Berkshirs, which Bonner should not be slow
u adopt A clergyman In the south part Of
the county lately announced from his pulpit
that the local paper OF the succeeding week
would contain poem, and such of bis con-
grsgation ~ missed reading IL would lese
valuable literary treat The production was
by the minister's wife, aud OF course was Rens
orally perused,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

VOTES AT HoME-It has been asserted hy
the Back Republican journals that old Abe
carried his own ward, city and connty. Here
Is the Official vote of Singanon county, Ill,
In which the city of Springfield. where Lin
coin resides. is located: D 1ugias, SOS; Lin-
colin. 1856; Bell, las; Breckinrdge. a. Doug
las over Lino.ln, 42i combined opposition
vote over ltncoln. PSI. The only town in the
county of Essex, n Y which gave a majority
against the Repu bicans wss North Elba, the
residence Of the family OF John Brown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Attempt at Barg!dry.-SI me few days since
We noticed ths fact mat an eff TT had been
made TO enter and rob the clothing store OF
Harris Fischer, corner OF 24th aud Mliu SIS ,
by cutting through the east BRICK wall, aud
that when the burglars had nearly com pietrd
their 'b, they were alarmed and driven off -
On Friday night last four fellows atten pied
to Gu; through the same piaC", aud had re-
moved nearly sufficient number of bricks to
admit one OF them into the store, xhsn their
operations awUke some of the inmates of the
house, who called the watch, and frightened
off the rogues.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

RELIC OF THE OZARK" AGES In New Gas.
tie County (Del.) Court, last week, John Do.
piTan, Tor stealing mare, was fned 81,
given 20 lashps aud made TO stand in the pill
Tory one hour. Norman Stewart, VIM IL
Potter and joseph rIndale, convicted of the.r,
were ordered to be whipped, and wear con
YIct's jacket six months, after their release
from short imprisonment, added by the
Court 10 the lashing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

A SUPPLY OF COTTON Some of our large
usnUfsctories. says the Boston Traaecript,
have been recently taking an account of stock
aud fad that they have cotton on hand sutf.-
cient 10 last through The winter. The Naum-
kpag Mills, of Salem, have enough of this sta.
pie for use until The first of next October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

GALL ACCarrED.-The Rsv. VIM. d. Han
son LAS accepted cali, and enteret upon the
discharge ci his duties, rs pastor of Trinity
Church, Mar ins burg, and Mt. Levi Cnurch.
Hedges,Iiie, Va MIR. Hanson is a native II
Virsinia, bat recently had charge Of a church
in Columbus Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

To CHARLssToN-The steamship line be-
tween New York and Charleston is compelled
to refuse large mum Der Of applications for
sfeeraSe tickets, in consequence of the heavy
bord required by The SCUM Carolina authOri-
Ties for Toe support of poor ianorers coming
from The Nor:h As a conse eQueucs. the sf-am-
ship Marion, which lied on n ednesday, had
ra ther slim passenger list, though numoAr
or iaoorers aud others were ANXIOUS 10 take
passage II is supposed. however, that they
VIII 11d their way South by rallroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

StnsK. Of J.fsrson.-Among tne passengers
by the stsamsnip X Jauoke" which arrived
here on Saturday, last. we notice The name Of
ALEXANDER GAIT, Esq the celebrated Vir-
gInia Sculptor. MIR. CAT oriUgs with him i.
statue Of Thomas Jefferson" which is to oe
taken to charlottesville, aud placed In The
University of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

TIE KAH sAs TRoUBLEs-Gsn. Rarnsy gcns
to ,is Scene.-Governor Stewart has ordered
Brigader G eneral Frost to hold his brigade
consisting . the First regiment of the Mis-
souri, militia engineer corps, and artillery, I'm
readiness TO repair TO the Southwest border
to repel the invasion of the State by Mont
gomery's band OF outlaws. General Harney
left ST. Louis, Thursday, for Fort Leaven-
worth
WARSAW Mo, Nov. 22.-Judge Williams
United States District Judge OF Southern
Kansas, arrived in town tonight. A meeting
of The citizeniT was immediately called, and
Judga Williams delivered calm and cool
.tatepaent OF an airs in the Territory. He has
hs,,n for twenty nine years presiding Judge
IN t;,e borders Of civilization. Judge Williams
,aid since Sunday night he had been upon lhe
saddle He came u warn Missourians Of the
Hpproaching dLEger. southern Kansas had
heep delivered over 10 ABOLITION outrages, I'm
dar Montgomery and others, for three years
.nd a half He had bean presiding udge there,
ands ayorin2 10 main tai n the supremacy OK the
law md to that end had used his efforts Oh
lad oily the bench faithfo ily, Notwithstanding
,he ovid euce of marauderN and Iawless men,
uho ware there for that purpose only. lie
had organized and held courts In all Inc coun-
!, ss Of this district. These narauders and
rourdarers are sustained by men VINO procure
.aans from the States under the pretence OF
aiding the afferers OF Kansas, Dut appropriate IL
them to carry out their designs OF reoelilon
against the law. They are the same men Wno
pTocursd the passage of the annesty and other
ind,,Igancies sy their promise that they would
nsin,sin the laws and preserve order in
Sonthern Kansas but this has only proved q
rs.nire to enable them more efectnaily to pre-
m re for the accomplishment OF their designs
4 poassar,er of undoubted yeraciiy had ar
nved staling that yesterday one hundred
man had eu cred Missouri, fully armed, and
had passed own the Usage river to Bail's
Mil. ,wsnty miles over the border, with four
rro'a. In ad ance with coils of rope, all
armed. The Juo 90 then made the same state
nant In substance, as has previously been
teiegrap phed, and cl> 'sed by urging tie people
not 10 20 into Kansa.', but 10 proteo them-
.sl yss within their line and to send a id 10 the
border counties at once, as they ara AZ Inc
marcy of these outlaws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Homs Goods-Iu addition 10 handsome goods
for mems wear, the Crenshaw Wooden Mills
are turning out some beautiful cass meres for
ladies clOaks, which ought 10 become iash-
ionabie throughout the South. It's time thai
VIrginians We're supporting, with liberality
their own Manufactures, IL they really wish
TO ensure prosperity at home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Marshals Maurice O'Ksef- aad John Dug,n
of New YORK, who arrived IN this city sCm,
days since, having IN charge the fugitive slave
John Thona the properly Of James vi. Win.
er. of Kentucky, are sun here, Awaiting the
arrival of Mr. " or his agent. These gentle.
men have made May friends since their ar.
rival and are no dou b. pleased WI h their visit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

INAUGURATION OF TIE GOVERNOR OF Ar
KANSAS -Ou The 18Th inst, Gov. Henry nj
Rector uas inauguTated iuto the Executive
chair of Arkansas He wa, escorted to the
Capitol BY the military, the freInen, citizens,
&c, marshal'ed by General Merrick. Tnere
was a large concuurse in atteadauce-thsg gal
ieTy was jammed with ladies; so was a por.
ton of the hall. Rev. DR.. Wheat offered an
Impressive prayer, after which tte oath OF Of
Hce was administered nv Judge Compton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

SURRENDERED HIAsELF.-Johu w. Lewis
charg.d with killing Ed. Kenna, at Charles
ton, KanaWha county, Va, about four year.
ago, came back few days sipce. and d.
iivered himself up for trial. The magistrate
70 whom he presented himself. held him tC
pail in the sum Of S5uO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

EXTENSIVE VoTINe.-In looking over re-
turns OF the election in Iowa, we notice that
three counties gave twelve votes each. Sioux
county recorded nine votes for Douglas two
for Lincoiu and one for Bell. Cherokee coun-
tv gave Lincoln nine and Douglas three
Buena Vista gave Douglas six and Lincoln
SIX In eight counties the whole vote amount
ed to 2I3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Hiring Time Is Rapidly approaching. and
with il all the annoy aEces incident ~ "A cnange
II servants ard the loss OF the holidays. II
owners aud agsuts could be induced 10 change
The time of hiring IN The hTsI OF Jsnuary 10
the first May OF Oc'oter, hey woulu relieve The
comnuniy OF much vi the annoyance now
expeIleGced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

George Ca,isty, the original, aided by a large
number Of very fine performers, is to give .
grand musical entertainment AT Mechanics
Institule Hall this eyening. The admirers OF
"burnt cork opera" as we'll As others who are
fond OF good music, aud can appreciate a
hearty laugh, will lie sure TO attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

DEATH CAUSED By l. ,CKJAw.-HeGry o
K mirgton hiEnIy .esprc,eu cItizru oi
NV brGiurd, Mas died Tue ~ ias;., OF
lock1 tW, caused Uy splinter dcctaeu ALI y
diIten under hIs thu II b-naIi, bout Il foTILIgLl
ago. OAiy pCrtIOI Il the spinner Was re.
moved al The time OF the accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Military HaI-rue ne " Military Han now
being erected on street, between Main and
Cary, promises 10 be very convenient in all
It's departmen Is, for the purposes for which II
is designed. The building Will he so arra ged
as 10 accommodate six companies. with a
drili-room each, to use it one uight in the
week If the main hall is fixed mp tor Il gv D.
nasium, The companies may readily perieci
themselves In the nave drill and each be-
come an athlete. Our volunteers need fre-
quent, constant, steady drilling, ard If the
commanders will keep Their rolls only
.nch members as will epd-ayJr 10 pertccl
them seives in the duties OF the soldier, the
First Regimen. may soon become equal in
every res pect II th- beat regulars IN tiie lard
Virginia needs soldiers Ia tact as well ~ Ia
name, and she co. tdentiy relies On the vel
uutters 10 furnish ta-m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

CONVICTED OF MURDER.-A letter from Gal.
weston. Texas, states that Coi Burns, who was
tried for the murder of Cola Bruin, formerly
OF Alexandria, Va, in Texas last spring, has
been convicted by the Court Of Colum bus in
that Stale. He has applied for new trial.