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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08
NOTICE TO sRIPPERs.

NAsHvHLR & CHATTANOOGA r. r. Col
Superintendent Office,
nURING the time breaks the West IN and Atlantic Raj
road Of Georgia. being repaired, every
ton to accommodate the business OF Local stations In.
GLIDING Chattanooga But now, that the State
Road have been repaired and Trains running through
Atlanta. We think dny regular accord
dates. eigtS that during the
pension Of Interpretations the Western and Atlantis Rail-
rosd. Therefore, freight Local Stations ncnd
ing Chattanooga received until further notice. And do
string to do equal justice ALL during this unprecedented ush
freight request all parties in the city interested 10 the
snipcnt both through local freight 10 furnish with
statements Of freight ready for Shipment that they be
Ipoa Books and take their regular turn. The Mani
Louisville road. viii show for
themselves as to dates EW. COLE,
febl6-u Superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08

THE WOoDs.-An Arkansas paper states fhaf ! Ss-r
days ago planter named Clark Truly, who had
lately settled in Chieot county, in that State wa
discovered lying dead BY the roadside near bazou
Macon bridge de had been shot in the back Of the
head, the bullet entering the ear. Subseaaert IN.
yestgation showed that Mr.. Truly had Just returned
from New Orleans, and few hours before lie dis-
eoyery Of the body left Grand Lake in company
with two men, who it IS supposed committed the
murder Tor money. Mr.. Truly, it is said, had eight
hundred dollars in his possession when he Ten Grand
Lake, but no money was f01nd upoa hie person
when the body was found. The mystery surround
ing the affair has 0cc2si0ned Considerable exeitment
IN the neighborhood, and every effort is being made
to discover the perpetrators Of the horrible crime
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08

TTNHTs is altogether medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kngdem, being entirely
systems published by accomplished quacks the suffer
ing DR.. Wright well knowing the dcepOn PrAcsed ths
the whole Medical Faculty Who whsat dissenting
voice. have given their adherence It's perfect and undivided
redaeed, and when other medicines the Pharnses
ssss been tried in zA q
crowned the Doctors and he offers the Elixir 70 suf
ieng humanity the only thing that the following
Mental and Physical Depression,
Deternination Of Blood TO the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General Irrissblity,
Absence OF Muscular Efhcsncy1
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
DISCRIMINATION Of the Organs Of
-.-. PsipitatiOn of the Heart,
And. in fact all the cOneOntants Of and dssitstsd
AS StImuIant,
II quite different from alcoholic preparations. tits not sub
iect reactions any shape continues exert its influence
gradually efficiently, as long the least necessity exists for
AS Female Medicines
equally powerful effective and restores the equilibrium
safer than all the other medicines which for
have flooded the Market and which only injurious place
Of assisting renOvsng the constitution for good
that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnoTSnt o. the Medical profession altogether.
No MineraIsg
Dr. Wright thinks st we'll to stake biz professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
parts OF the Ingredients OF his RuveRatng Exi-we know
Ing what ruin has ben enaed the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally, the deiated, Dr. Wright would Never
despair No how down you matter how
you areRo matter may beenersAke
at vhaeVer led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
Reiuvenating Elixir,
And you will hRi pride instead
the friends healthy, and verify
laember Of the human family.
Price 81 bottle, three bottles for S. and forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States
Sold by all respectable ugg throughout the United States
and Csnadas The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY the propnetors
J. WRIGHT & co.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans La
Sold in Nashville by q. W Hendershott Berry Demovle.
wing PeDdleton and all responsible druggists oc2e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08
BROADWAY HOUSE

HA8DTIEkof Ithne8o00.
THyH1s Hotel ssaed Bread street, meas the Nashville
and Decatur Raiirsad depot, convenient also T. tie
Steamboat landing and sneE condusled By W. r. HkcEET,
(ate Giles couny) where he will best endsavors
make the house the Traveller and the Boardefr
prices snif The times. Come and tzy i'll He viii ssg
his meals 10 make connection win any q tartt
Trains lsa7i1g the city
fab22-dtxEr;'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08

DIPFHKRIA Al OLD VIsTToR IN NEW EHgzAsD.-
The throat disease known as ,diptaeria "a said 20
be an old disease with new name. The vurs Il
from Greek word signifying sEin, AID should Be
spelled dphtheria and not as Il usually f. iipihe-
ria The disease visited this county &c loa 20 e.
1877, and ragged with great violence We Ind. ears
the Portland Transcripts, in Psrson Smiths Journal
frequent notices Of its rsvsEes in this region IN
der dste Of October 81. 1887, be says fsss vas
held on aecsunt OF this throsa distempsr uBas "A
epidemic, and commencing ct Kingston, n. h.,
spread through New Hampshire, and Masssshassiis
and was two years in reaching tbs Huisoa river
In New Hampshire not less than one thsuss,d per-
ssns fell victims to this malignant distempes, and
in Boston four thousand rersoas had the disease,
snd one hundred andfourtsen died In May, 1877,
Parson Smith mentions that ssVsngy-fvs kad died
Of It in this iowa. Under date q October IL 1897
be says: ssThs distemper il stu bad at Searbo-
rough No enc has lived that las had Il II late.
It was the most fatal sc0arge that ever visited New
England, ard rapidly hurriea subjeSts to tAs
grave; The throat sEellsd, became covered With Esh
eolored specks, great debility and prosirafon en-
sued. with putrefaetion. Under the improved meth
DDS Of treatment Of the present dsy il is less sta
Boston Post.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08

FTNHK undersigned having determined to enlage his BOOT
AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, in order supply far
possible, all persons in want OF good article.
Having my Tannery and making most Of my heavy
and dtermed sell the lowest
prices nducsment those wishing TO
instead Of Northern MAnufatures, particularly
ali Heavy BOOtss shoes and Negro BrOgans,
also, - -..,-..
and shoes Of all tiEss and qualities to order.
be- successful will have conhns sa5
slzsyey CASH. exchange for RideS therefore all
eraers Spend where
got il again JAMES HAhLLIOn,
No Q South OOlleRs street, Nashville,
doors f. ON Grooms, Garrett Co.,
jAnl6-d&wlp Furniture Ware Rooms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08

A MAYOR CowHDED BIZ A LADT.-Ssme IA
known persons wrote letter 10 the Mayor Of Wells
vile, Ohio, rejecting, in severe tsrms. upsa the
character Of yOuBg lady residing in the borough.
His Honor exhibited The communication TO several
Of her sequsiniancss. and .ihs fact coming to the
ears Of the lady, she procured . raw eoSAide and,
meeting him in the sf6ea Of friend, proceeded 10
administer summary punishment. The afIair ere
sssd great excitemsn but resulted IN nothiBg nurs
than the administering Of slight aagslialioH 10
his Honor By the indignant lady. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08

HUNTS VILE OTEL,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
TFNIs House open for the accommodation Of the Public
The all large, we'll ventilated furnished
e best style with and beautiful furniture carpets.
The Public Rooms and Halls lighted by Gas.
The Ladies and GeBemans Parors furnished spsn-
did and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shall ali times be supplied with everything good home and
foreign Afford and having my employ
experienced cooks and table servants shall be
pared ard served in the best manner.
THE BAR
furnished with old and excellent Liquors Wines
png all the popular brands, both native and foreign
growth CONNECTED with this houEe is asplendid
BILLIARD SALOON!
containing three fine tables sfoIding pleasant heathg
recreation for a leisure hour.
Everything shall be done to make the guests Il
the House comfortable.
fsbi5-slm. JOHN P. LEE, Superintendent.
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The UMoN AND American is furnished to subscri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
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PrANos1 mUsaui

An feceTing ny Fan stock OF Panofortz ff6 Tie
!olaogins Eacoss which win be the largest os1s b
Sc sy EteinNsy Sons, A. a. Gale Co.. Haynes 4so.he.z.
Brothers. WA Eaabs Co., RssEs and Nebe lishs
1r.dDarsy and Hes1eer echmidk al Of which viii e sod
= snail advance on c for cash neget able paper Al he
hna Ropnar music ut together with Accoraeons
aoins Flutes Dsu1aa Bixss Irr1ncns re- For bsr1aiha
800 ~ . nes' q nnmbef So. JAS. 4. MCCLURE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08
CLARK q FULLER'S
AnabrOSia1 OIL
CLARK, GREGORY CO.,
SOLE POPuEToRs,
c URES

U Els
Es-ache Toothache in three minutes
Coughs Neuralgia Colds, Eysipeas Bronchitis Dyspepsia,
Cut Burns Bruises sprans, Chapped Hands, Piles Ulcers
DSrrhna, BuaOns Corns Frosted Feet Deafness Old Sores
Sore Breast Nipples scald Head Rngwo letter. Snake
Spider Dog Bites Rat Bites The world is chal
lengsd Scads Snd Burns, It Scratches
horses, sore Eyes horss, spBn, Swinney Poll Evil,
Tua saddle harness Gale, fresh Wounds Swelings
remedyts apply to tender footed horses
the feet and batA well about the fog
the Cures all diseases beast
remedy in ell but show
virtue Of AHnRosIAL Oh in its healing
responsible who being bought than
Be produced for any other medicine.
We do for maady to which the human
auy subject what proclaim suostsntiAe
The AnnRon2l On 10 Nashville Pepar0
ton sold the South and Southwest BY all good
dealers The South justly proud
Clark native Tennessean; after much labor and
search produced really worthy edcEe, which bound
Of the worthless imported trash with which
he country is flooded.
Please where will take pleasure In show
testimonials 70 set forth in the form
ofan advertisement OF which from Physicians In
hi standing who using in their practice, they state
with marvellous effects.
weohaelge the world speedy and ese-
Awe In tshealing properties. 4
Read evidence Of The virtue OF Clark Fullers Am
bro1al OIL evidence auheE and from persons whose wsd
anc standing rreproaebzbe Read an5 be vinced
- CLARK. GREGORY 4 CO.,
Sole Projectors, Nashville Tenn Depot 81 College street.
Nashville, Tenn.
BY the RrOprsOrs, and all Druggists and country
merchants. noVI0-W6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08

VNNHB undersigned ing administered tie est.1s o. 80
Rains H. deceased all persons having claims
estate are notified present them scr payment Hcere.s
law, and al persons indebted to said estate VA pic
forward and settle Wthozt delay. .- ..s.,.s,.s.r.
foI7-N2r y =. hALNe, ------
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-08
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAeTOaI
Fassett & Grossman,
no. 81 KzRKETszzKEzs KzsHrzzLE, TzEEs
Amusacsmrexs nna whoissais ana Resaa

Ladies' ANA fseasss TfaxefiR< TKMnkss
BONNET HQXE8Y
EALASA8s GARRETT RAGS ke.s &c.s
nEBTRK 70 call The attention Of ali tho hnp-
thing in line, tvholssss rssa,j examine
stock before purchasing slsewke confident that
SELL Low sy h house n Tie city. Our stock Il all
manufacture and Il made OK the best mntnals
ft class wormen All must admit the Wisdom Of buying WORK
ss q hone 10 pssrssce 70 byrg that nsds At the East
pressly fer jssbng.
Waespseally invite ths attention the Ladies'
PAT EMIT u RUNK FOR LADL ES :.
It has for Bonne Dresses, Paraso, Brushes
and waterproof compartment for sPonges 01s, &c.
All kinds Of Trunks made 10 order covered repaired
rlnotice Give call at At 81 Market street., doors
South Of the Square. RASSETT q OBOSSMAN
msyI9-d&tvly
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COxPrRoLIER's orYIcE,

Z
go lE1r Nashville, Tenn, Jau. % 1861 !
This is 10 certify that the IOMs COMPANY,
ct New York. the State of New York, complied
the requirements OF the Code the subject Of Foreign IDsu
Companies, in Sections 1898 1907 inclusive,
the 2'th Of March, 1880 chapter as requir
ing deposit With the Comptroller twenty thousand dollars
Of per cent Bonds of the state.
And ths " j. MARI the legally authorized Agent Of the
Company in the city EVANSVILLE, State Of Tennessee
Ut DUNLAP, Comptroller.
Policies issued and Losses promptly and
paid for this very popular Insurance Company.
W. j. HARR Agent
jaD30-3w No. IS College street
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VIZ e. DsKu Bs DAVE DrzMuKrss an. RAzzAR-
FARRAR, DIsMUKEs g. Co.,
Dealers in ali kinds Of
RO0Ts, SHOES, GAITERs
TRUNKS. vALEsES, kc.. ase.s
4. B. Robertson's Stand.
No. as COLLEGE STREE TT,
NASHVILLE,
7K receiving Of the largest most beautiful
wv soekof
BOOTS, SHOES, &c:
Removal and New Firm.

> Change of Location.
BEING compelled 90 South account Of the health Of
my family, will be located for the winter the slave
depot Of Pondcxer Little Co.. No. 46 Barene street, New
Orleans where VIII be pleased friends, and will give
prompt attention to the sale Of all property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend depot In
Nashville and negroes that cannot be sod Nashville by in
TrucDg them, will be forwarded Ne Hoping
By business the and agents.
to merit continuance Of the bersl patron retoore
tended respectfully solicit the favors Ill wing bust
my line, either for Nashville New 0IlN
noviI-a WILL L. DJR.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
TAVTNG this day suggested the CLERK Of the County Court
of Weakly county Tennessee the insolvency OF the estate
Of ohn Mailing deceased, therefore all Pesons holding
claims against said estate hereby notified to Gle then prop
rly with the Clerk Aforesaid on or before the e
day Of July the claims against the SAD estate W be
1861. q H. HUFFMAN Ao"ilhds'or'
febl-w4t-,rsheeS3
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PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
or
ISEAM G. HARRIS. w
Governor of the State OF Tennessee.
To al officers Of The Militia and The SherigS Of al
the counties IN said Stdte-GREETISG:
IDY virtue Of an the General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee passed Sst 1851 you are hereby GEM
anded forthwith - issue wrIs OF electon lie I'LL all vAcan
ees exhy Militia, and open and hole elections for that
purpose the places Of holding elections in your respective
Counties after giving the notice required by Law; and make due
and proper returns Of &c sane
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my haRd
and great seal OF the State TO be affixed at
} ruary, A. D., 1861. - -
~ By the Governor: ISHAM g. HARRlb.
JER. RAY, Secretary OF State.
feb5-6&w2w
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Dissectfng Instruments.

TTE have sold entire Stock Of Groceries, Liquors &e,
Wv Messrs Joynt Teancr, and take pleasure In
commanding Friends and the Customers Of the
Grishsm Hadaker merchants Who every way
worthy of their confidence and support
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22
RICHMOND, VA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %,

YEAs.-Msssrs. Crutchfed, Speaker, } Anderson,
Anderson, Bailey, Bali, Ballard, Barbour Bask
ervill Bentley, Bisbie. Capertop, Carpenter, Car
ter, Chapman, Christian, Coleman, DuckwalI.
Gibson, ,Grattan,, Haniy, Harrison, Haekloy,
Hunter, Warner T. Jones, kemper, Locke Lock
ridge, Lucas, Magruder, VIM: Martin, Massie,
Matthews. Maupin, McCamaut; Mccue, Mcdowell,
MEG (iruder. John X. Miller, Montague, Morgan
Myers, Newton, orgain, Patterson. Preston, Ruth
erfoord, Saunders Seddon, Sibert, Isaac N. Smith,
Staples. Thompson, Tyler, Walker, Ward, ,welch,
Wilcox, Witten, and W Woolfolk-e3;
NAYs.-Messrs Arnold, Basel, Bell, Booker,
Brown, Burks, Cassin, Childs. Collier, .Craoe,
Crump, Davis, Dickenson;, Edwards, FerrilI,
Friend. John Gilmer, G. II. Gilmer, Hoffman,
Hopkins, HUNT, Leftwich. Lnndy, Lynn, Mallory,
Thomas Martin, MEG ehee. Medley, Miles, Mong.
Morris, Phelps, Pretlow, Pritchafd, Richardson,
Wyndlram Robertson, K. X. Robinson, Rives,
Scott, shannon, James X. Smith, Tomin. Arthur
Watson, West, Wilson, Wingreid and erby-is.
So the bill was lost, for want of a constitu-
tionai majority.
On motion Of Mr. GRAHAM, the vote was re-
considered.
On motion of Mr.. CHAPMAN, the bill was
laid on the table
On motion, the House adjourned to Satur-
day at IL O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

We ure Informed by Messrs. Williams and
kimbrough, the gentlemen who have charge
of the city chain gang, that we were slightly
in error in noting the facts connected with
the recent escape of VIM. Booth, member of
that valuable industrial institution. He was
pursued, and would have been made to re turn
to his work had not the absorption of their
time and attention to that undertaking in.
yolved the possible escape of thirteen of
Booths compatriots. The chain gang is a
very good institution, if you give the keepers
power TO enforce their orders; but there exists
an ordinance by which the Mayor only is
clothed with the power apper tanning to the
custodian of stlch stray remnants of humanity
as tind themselves members OF the e. g. The
keepers under the present arrangement are
poWerless.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

Company G.-The efforts of this company
(Which, under Capt. Gordon's command, has
attained good position in the LIST Regiment
to get up ball on a grand and splendid scale,
The ballroom i'll the Mechanics s. Ins u has
been decorated with excellent taste, and so far
as the visible attractions are concerned, moth
ing is lacking. We understand that Smiths =
celebrated band OF music Is engaged for the oc
sion, and the arrangements Tor refreshing"
the guests are on liberal scale. We really
hope that Company q will to- might be en-
couraged by the attendance Of q throng and
that the fair ladies will not hesitate TO cheer
the military men with their presence. The
bail commences at haif-past O'Clock. Price
of tickets, admitting gentleman and two
ladies, 81. so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

Hdetng q Gay Time.-ln desp pite Of the s'ir-
repressibie conflict between the North and
South, it is source of no little qualification
recipient of as warm hospitality in the COM
munity Of Gotham as though no discord ever
existed in the land. This not only serves to
show that he Is one Of those few happy indi-
viduals who are capable of endearing them
selves to all whom they meet, but il is proof
that, however politicians may contend, and,
In the promotion of their own selfish purpo-
ses, array section against section, the people
still entertain that fraternat feeling which
should characterize those Of a common coun-
try, aud that, by taen., the Union Is not yet
dissolved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT AT NEW

DAMAGES Recovered FROM A RAILROAD Con-
PaSY.-Mrs. Sarah Nandeyer has recovered
50, 500 damages from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company for causins, as was alleged, the
death OF her husband. 1t appears he was
passenger on the train in 1851, and being some
what intoxicated refused TO show his ticket
Arriving at a station, the train stopped, and
In putting him out, he fell, from the effects of
which he died Mrs. Eandever alleged that
his death WAS caused by the negligence of an
agent of the company. AT the first trial Mrs.
v. recovered sl, T34, but the company appeal
ed, new trial was ordered, and now a ver-
dict for $500 is given for the plaintiff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

W. Smith, postmaster at Mountain Cave,
Fayette county, Va, vice Aug Vaughan, re-
signed. Wayne MeMahon, postmaster at Guy
andotte, Cabeil county, Va, vice A. r. Chap
man, resigned. John Faris, postmaster at
Two Mile Branch. Smythe county, Va, vice
William Stewart, resigned. John II. Punk
EFT, Sr., postmaster at Spout Spring, Appo-
mattox county, Va, vice WIN. N. Plunkett,
resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

The foung daa. "a, Calt. a. 10 AL, will give
their eleventh anniversary ball to-uight. al
the Central Hotel, corner of 9th and Grace
streets. To those who are familiar with the
style in which the Young Guard get MP their
festivals, IL Is unnecessary to say any thiag -
But to our visitors from the surrounding coun-
try, especially the ladies, We may remark that
i'm no single particular is the company forget
ful OF the requisites of pleasure and comfort
The hotel furnishes plenty OF accommodations
Tor festive occasion OF this description, and
the ARRANGEMENTS are complete throughout -
Wells Cotillon Band will furnish the music
"A gentleman purchasing ticket for 81 so,
mas the privilege ofinviting two ladies'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

The Steam Fire Engine owned by the city,
for whom it was built by Ettenger l. Edmond,
was tried on Main street, near the American
Hotel, yesterday evening, in presence of a
very large number of citizens and strangers
Every one was in raptures with tho " big
squirt" save those who were so nnfrr innate
as To get touch of cold water in the shape of
falling spray. e.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

Suspected Of RoJbtng the Mail. Sam, a
slave, i'm the employ of Mr.. r. Il. Crow, who has
charge of the Custom House a night was ar.
rested and carried before Recorder Caskie yes-
terday, suspicion of robbing the United
States mail bags at the Post. Office, which is
kept in the basement Of the Custom House
building. The Recorder sent the accused be-
fore United States Commissioner Watson tor
examination
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

DIprHERiA.-The family of Mr. Henry Bris-
ter, of Vienna, Ohio, has been nearly exter-
minated by diptheria. On the LIST OF Noyem-
ber last IL numbered ten persons-the parents,
four sons. and four daughters. Now there
remain only the father and mother and one
daughter,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

Var hdtertdt.-No one will doubt that our
Southern listers are earnest in their deter
mination 70 repel the hostile ma nifestations of
''Old Abe and his Black Republican cohorts,
If they will lecate themselves near the Peters
burg depot. Almost every freight train South
carries bomb shells and other munition, of
war for South Carolina and other Gulf States
If any contest should take place. the attack
ing party may look out for squalls of pc
culiarly distressing and fatal character
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

Fnn.-Remember, that Duprez s. Green's
New Orleans and metropolitan Burlesque
Opera Troupe give another of their mirth-
provoking performances at Metropolitan Hall
tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

Going at Large.-The city ordinances, as
well as the common law, positively forbid the
practice so very prevalent of negroes going at
large. Owners would do we'll to exercise their
rights before some executor of the Ia w makes a
discovery which is sure to entail pecuniary
loss. Yesterday, Daniel, slave Of Gibson Via,
was sent on to the March term of the Hust.
ings Court, to be tried for going at large.