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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-18
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Criminal Trials in North Carolina.

LEAkSVlLLE, N. u, MAY IL.
was at Rockingham Superior Court a few
days back, and desire 10 give an account of a
trial or SO for murder especially for the bene-
lit of those Northerners who believe that the
negro has no rights aud cannot receive jus tice
in a Southern court OF justice. wealthy
Shareholder in this county, quite prominent
citizen, though not noted for morality or So
briefly, was n. ordered by a female slave belong
ing to himself, about Is years old. He met her
some distance from the dwelling in a retired
portion Of the woods, and Offering violence to
her person, received two or three severe ticks
upon the head with large gum stick, and
with difficulty walked home, where he died
the next day. The counsel for the prisoner
acknowledged the truth Of the charges. and
based their argument upon the ground Of self
defence. If the jury had returned q verdict of
guilty, they would hardly have been permitted
TO remain in the county, SO universal was the
sympathy in favor Of the negro. But short
time elapsed after the jury went ont before
they came back with the verdict of mot
guilty." Our countymen are not by any means
averse to hanging for the very next case that
came up for trial was also murder case; the
alleged murderer also a man of substance and
formerly. if not at the time of the commit
ting Of the murder, member OF the Select
Court The person alleged to have been mur-
dered, a woman of VIGOROUSLY bad character.
1t was altogether q case of circumstantial evi.
dence, and If there had been penitentiary in
the State. the man, in all probability, would
not have been condemned to suffer death but
yNss>Sst 1870 eANese.
was the verdict Of the jury.
These were the two cases: A white man,
STAKEHOLDER, hung upon purely circumstan-
tial evidence. for killing r. woman OF despe-
rate character. A negro, acquitted. (atter ac-
knowiedging her guilt. Of the murder Of her
master, = large STAKEHOLDER. And all this done
in one OF the Wealthiest counties in the State,
where the great burthen Of the labor ID done
by slaves. don't remember how many, but
Buckingham 10 . barge slavsholdine county.
A young gen tleman, with whom was con.
versing yesterday, said that il these facts
were told at his home, away mp In the Morrill,
they would Be believed BY but very few
persons, and those few would perhaps sup
pose that the trial was made an exception,
specially for effect. II any AholitiOrist hap.
pens TO zee this, and don't believe II, let hinA
write to ~. 9. H. and viii give him sbsn.
dant satisfaction. Would that they. the hon.
est maseos At the North, who arc deceayed,
knew What suprsualy happy set Of peopla
saex A. paying God Night and day p cus.e
ylsn noedoA and tara over r. The cold chArt.
- g - yorlA; lor the hNsst numesr ~
ssstoss Wonia Noye l1ithent uasaet. Taa4
"a psoposttton wAieh evsfy days expertepce
svesvWt - proves: FAX
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0I

In MANCHESTER, IN MSn1av last, after brief
illness, JOHN WESLEXs uged SIX years, son Of
Abner and Minerva Mefn.
He was . boy or sweet asd ,ausiabe deposition.
yosnG. Such was the advancennent thAt he wsa
making at his school, that his teacher frequently
9th It littie arks was decidedly the most
intelligent child Of his axe.I he had ever known
But no i. now dead. God has called HIM from earth
in death. His soul has doubtless. ere this. winged
its WAY to heaven, and he is now member Of that
angelic choir ever engaged in singing praises To
our God and Creator.
Parents and relatives Of little John, do moi
grieve, but endeavor to meet him in the golden
and magniRcent city prepared for tho good, true
and faithful servants OF Christ.
Manchester. Va, May II. 90 T. Nj. c.. r.
On the 18th Of May. 1850, ANDREW LANG. q
native Of Scotland-Inuch esteemed and beloved
by his friends.
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rnE wEKkLY DIsPATCM.

The Weekly Dt.pBaeA this mornins contains
a beautiful story entitled ~How the Old Love
rared.--a hiesory Of the Japanese Reception
in this Oountry-An Imperial Fancy Ball
A Thrilling Proceedings Of the
Union Convention At Baltimore, and Tecum-
seh's Speech In War Council. There is 'he
usual smount Of editorial. summary OF news
matter. local items, commercial review, &c.
Price cents At the counter, or cents when
IN wrappers, ready for mailing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-18
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Circuit -Miiitary-Einit-dcc idents-Fir

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Circuit -Ffnit-Aec idents-Fire.
HARRIsoNBuRa, VA, May II, 1860.
Up to the present time the Circuit Court
has been engaged IN trying the SHE'LL Ringers"
who were engaged in the "belling" party, when
Jas. H. Devier was killed. The jury in the
case of Cook, rendered their verdict to-day :;
finding him guilty, ana filming him SOS, and a
term of imprisonment in the county Jail, to be
fixed by the Judge. The prisoner was defend
ed by John g. Baldwin and J. q. Woodson,
T. L. Yancey and X. J. Doyle for the Common
wealth. The case was ably conducted. The
case of Tomay will come on next
The military spirit seems to prevail to a
considerable extent, not only in this county,
but through the Valley generally. l have to
record the formation of another company of
infantry at Conrad's Store, in this county
They call themselves the Elk River Greys."
Also q new company at Edinburg, Shenan-
dOah county, called the Southern Greys.
Both companies have adopted the grey uni
form. Maj. ]. H. Conrad, of Conrad's Store,
has also organized a company OF "boy'' SOL
diers, from l3 to II years of age, under the
name of the Buckingham Young Guards
They number about fifty and will no doubt
make good soldiers, If properly trained. They
have flag, drum and fife, &c.-regular mill
tary appurtenances. Go it, young Virgil
MAJ Should the John Brown fanatics desire
to enter our State again, and especially the
Valley. they would be likely to meet with a
warm reception.
Ewing the man who escaped from the Jail
Of Augusta county short time since, charged
with counterfeiting, was caught in Pendleton
county, few days ago, by MIR. Mcclure, of
Franklin.
On Saturday last Emanuel Roodcap, of
Brooks Gap, in this county, was found dead,
supposed 70 have been killed by a kick from q
young horse. The horse had fallen in such a
manner that it was necessary that he should
be helped up. Mr.. II. was doubtless engaged
in extricating the horse when he received the
injuries which caused his death. He was in
the I'D year of his age. The horse and man
were both found dead together.
A few days since, during a thunder storm,
the house Of MIR. Henry Kelly, of this place,
was said 70 be fired. 1t seems the lightning
struck a stove-p pipe running through the roof
The lightning descended the pipe to the stove
in the room below, tearing up the floors and
singing the carpet, but doing no other injury,
as there was no person in the room at the
time.
We have fine weather now and all the grow
ing crops look fine. Plenty of peaches and
cherries, apples, &c; the frost did not get them,
after ALL
Politics getting decidedly warm. presume
some of the candidates will "cool down" after
the oath inst.
We had an alarm of fire yes terday afternoon.
The cause was the burning of the roof of Mrs.
Ciary's kitchen. great deal of the furniture
of the house was thrown out and destroyed
The fire originated from q stOve-pipe.
Yours. PEN.
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THnArRr-Beseftsg Mrs. 4. B. fAd1'ps.--
The benefit, tie last iris season. Of In. l. b.
PHILLlrs, takes placs ~ the Theatre to.night.
II would Be useless to speak q the talents OF
beneficiary, who has been, at the end OF each
season she stays, . greater favoTite than even
the season before, and whose hold on the hearS
OF our theatre goers seems to become hrmer
with time. The greater portion Of this sue
cess on the part Of this artist is due to her ex-
cellent acting and her always acceptable rem
dering OF the characters allotted to her, but
much of it, she may natter herself. is due to
. sincere est TEEN ON the part OF public which,
however capricious to others, has never failed
to testify to her its approval Of one who fur
nishes an example which those who wish to
elevate their profession should seek to emulate.
The play tonight is comedy from the
French, entitled "a Romance Of Poor Young
Man. 1t is a remarkable production, II we
may believe the critics, and il we may infer
any thing from tie fact that it was played at
one theatre in New York every nigh: for three
months. The comedietta, The z ueen's Own,'
will be also played The bill is an exceedingly
attractive one, and Independent Of the claims
OF the beneficiary, would fill the house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-18

RQUIDB0V nm O0SHAWUs
- .uapected suicide Of r.. FowknA the
an te,uristns public onicer inNsw Yorh, who
ha. lstely made free with ~ public money, y
supposed to have besn caussd by the operations
Of Remorse upon his refined and sensitive
nature. Remorse is believed to be very no.
table cause Of suicide. The modms operasdi,
however, by which 1t brings about that result
Is not easily understood. It is a curious fact
that the pain Of guilt does not often become
overwhelming till it 10 found out. The in
fiammation of the soul which Is caused by
this reproach of conscience becomes intolera-
bic when the sunlight of exposure Is let in
upon it. In certain classes OF crime, remorse
for discovered guilt may lead to suicide; but
in matters Of q pecuniary character, In defal-
cations like those Of the late Postmaster Of
New York, the subject ut least admits Of dis
cussion.
We beg to inquire, did ever any one hear Of
remorse for embezzling money leading to the
commission of suicide, so long as the embez-
xler had the money! Did the coroner ever
find airy red in the pockets of the Jslo de Sc p
Had he not cut his jugular financially, before
he did 1t physically Does defaulter assault
and slay himself for having or for not nav
ing money-because he stole the cash or be-
CduSG hO lOSt " W ACA ~ 80 40 80" k'oSs~~ ~
when it has gone These are the questions
which we respectfully PROFOUND to metaphy-
steal debating societies.
Did ever any one hear of man committing
suicide after 6mbezzling money as long as the
money held outl We do not believe it, and
for this reason: If remorse overtakes him
aud he has not parted with his iil-gotten gain,
he can easily square accounts with his con-
science and his victim by refunding the spoil.
II he has the money, and is about to be ex-
posed, he will restore it to its rightful owner,
rather than risk the fearful leap into eternity.
He would not travel in the other country,
while he had the means of travelling in this.
We, therefore, conclude that if Mr. FOWLER
has laid violent hands upon himself, it is not
because he took the public money. This i'm
portant point being settled. the next question
is, if he has committed suicide, what has he
done with his body! His friends stoutly main
tain that he has laid violent hands upon him.
self, as he did upon the public property; but,
if So let them produce the body. We rather
incline to the opinion that Mr.. FOWLER has
not committed suicide at all but has simply
taken himself off beyond the seas, where he
will be secure from the visitations of RE-
MORSE in the awful shape of Marshal RYN-
DERs or New York POLICEMAN.
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Delegates from Slave States in the Chicago
Convention.

The sombre complexion of this Black
Republican assemblage is in some degree re-
lieved by the exquisite farce of n delegation
from the slave States of Virginia, Kentucky,
&c. One of the newspaper correspondents
gravely informs the world, cit is not known
how Virginia will cast her vote,'' Kentucky
is expected to support LINCOLN" and SO on.
II anybody in the Northern section is stupid
enough to be delude1 by this transparent
humbug, the cause Of popular education needs
attending to. The Southern States are just
about as likely to be represented in an anti
Southern Convention as the Northern States
would be in an anti Northern Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-18

IA To the Public. - Fellow Citizens I
value sAMxRTAN OF ns
last publication, It has performed some cures. and
deem IT unnecessary to appear before the public
thing unusual occurs and shall consider it my duty
to the aiiilcled as Wen as to my own interest," to
remind them occasionally that there is sovereign
IKE, Rememoer, ask no pay where It fails to benefit
Here two selected from a number received
since my last advertisement:
HANOVER COUNTY. near 4. Goa 81 Haa !aS
Mr., W. l.. Roek,Dear Sir: / have been using
yerely with rheumatism. He was taken down in
February last. and was very i'll, great many per-
ever seen or heard of. Every joint In his body at
times, was under such agony as almost to cause
Treatment, but with no appearance of rehef; de-
SPAR. almost gave up hope. At this time com
menced improving. / continued. and, after using
three bottles, rubbing him we'll on the different
parts Of the body. he was ent,rGy cured and what
Of its permanent effects, the boy has been cutting
wood, ploughng, and Doing all kinds Of out door
work, and exp posed to all kinds OF weather, often
with not dry thread upon him, without the least
appearance Of a return Of the disease. He is now
1s'iii have given Mr. ROCK the
above certificate under the impulse Of simple jus,
M n SF e sn hs b' e
'o'so' very G 51s6ise;E' ". IIi'vEsAY.
Read this from NORFOLK, VA:
Mr.. W. L.. Roek-sir: send you these few lines
to- to e 9Gf ON
suffered with rheumatism in my back SO badly tn
when sat down in a char. | could hardly rise
collie ft and am now we'll. God speed you in your
enterprise b SsSSTifki fE't ". CRAWFORD.
Certificates received every week
For sale M h Ii tsTGHnS P }9aNsfY
~ f8AS XVII S 8 iaffSIscs.
A NHARH RAK 61fuY " wk SSSEfE co.
the most liberal terms. my lots
n Insure Your Slaves.
THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
This comp a contnues to Insure Slaves. for
one or more years, on liberal terms and at ialr
D!: F. W. HAscock will be at the Office daily, at
o y iss na KN s'WsfI As
nA.ACard.-W. Harsrave White be:s
s to the s OF
&c, of Mr.. T. c. c. DIRE WRY, and intends 10
An experience of ten years in the business, and an
acquaintance with all its details, enables him to
SUIT the wants oil the pubic ceneraily ana ne taxes
this occasion to say that pains will be spared to
merit share of public patronage.
NEW BOOKS and STATIONERY WILDE added
in few days, and the New Publications of the
day will be received as soon out. call is soil
cited. w. HARGRAVE WHITE,
Bookseller and Statloner,
l73 Main street.
Richmond, May 18th, 1860.
"a take much pleasure IN saying to my friends
and former customers, and to the public generally,
that my knowledge of Mr.. WHITE enables me
confidently to recommend him, a gentleman
worthy of their patronage. aud merchant well
qualified to supply their wants promptly. and IN
satisfactory manner. Z. b. PRICE.
my H-lw
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.

LHOR HlRE-Two good NURSES and HOUSE
GlRLS-re- hired for no fault. Apply to
LUCIEN LEWIS.
Agent for hiring out Servants,
my 1875 Metropolitan Hail.
nor Hi kE-For the balance OF the year. two
men, Ore coarse CARPENTER. and the her
a common LABORER; and. also, two youn wo-
men, accustomed to general HOUSEWOxi.-
Apply to WIN s. PHll.LlPE
Corner 18th, between Nam and Bank Is.
my l7-3.
CERVANT FOR SALE.--We have for Aale,
- privately. a SERVANT MAN who is a fsIpc-
ror house servant and most excellent cook. hon
est, sober and industrious. Apply tn
my 4--tS PULllAM II BETTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-18
GREAT ATTRACTION
~ UNRIVALLED EXCITEMENT.
GREAT SENSATION!
PANO-D!ORAMIC SPECTACLE OF THE
JOHN BROWN RAID!

On FRIDAY EVENING, NAV 18th, ,saa 'A'
The proprietor of this Exhibition begs leave 10
inform the public that. at great expense. he has
gotten up this Grand Spectacle with degree of
correctness hitherto unapproached by any other
exhibition of Its BIND tina. has ever been exhlb-
tied. the Panoramic acd Dioramic effects being
Commencing with the first scenes enacted AZ
HarPers Ferry. and terminating with Grand
Tableau of the Execution
This spectacle was gotten up by Richmond ar
tStes.
n. Admission, Is cents, to all parts of the house.
my l5--4tt j ENROI'GHTY