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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-06-14
HEADACHE CURE
Railways Ready Relief.
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.

HE MINUTE MEDlblNEs
instantaneous ease is given by Railways Ready |
Relief In all Of acute pam internal or external
II stops in moment the mAddening agony of rheu.
matism, neuralgia toohache burns, scalds, cuts and
bruises, whom applied outwardy. Torture, that u
continued would cause death, Is arrested by single
dose Of H. in Ave minutes. 1t suspends disease, gy
ing time for the action of the other remedies Al
complaints caused by unhealthy air, such as small
pox scarlet fever measles, fever and agne, yellow
fever, cholera, dyaenteTy, pneumonia, &C. are pre-
vented by its occasional use. When the nervous
system is paralyzed eonvulsed, 1t produces rapid
reaction. Immediately relieving spasms, commissions
Mysteries, &c. For the dobtated It Il the best pos
sble stonachio infinitely better than alcohol in any
form. Have IL on hand always, for il may berequred
Gtany moment and no drug will supply its place
EMINENT AND DISTINGUISHED
Statesmen, Lawyers, Clergymen Physicians Military
aud Naval officers, Merchants and others, endorse
The superior efficacy of Or. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
READ THE RECORD.
Hon. J. j. Middleton Of South Carolina,
Con. Jose Vilamll Of the Army OF Ecuador, 8. A.
DR.. Frederick Is. Page, of Mississippi
Col. z. Money, OF
Hon John A. Qlitman, Of
X. Sutherland Burke, Esq, Of "
Mossrs. Blackwell & Floyd, Merchants, Mississippi
DR.. jos W, Stewart, Livingston, La
Wiley N. Squiros, ESQ., dNrisonburgh, La.
Isaac Huddestou, ESD Hqddeston La
Col. John h. Stanford, Carksyillo, Ca
Col VIM, Bilgo Dahlonoga, Ga.
Isaac Pitts, Esq, Drayton, Ga.
Dr. j boring Lafayette, Va.
Dr. Jno Fink, n G.
Or. s. II. Latimer Mount Vernon, Ca
Dr. 8. d. Hopkins Fnoastle Va
Con. Shields, u. 8. A.
Col Lyons,.Sth Reg N, Y s. NJ
DR.. f. W. Earle, Abbeve, s. C.
s. j, Ashton, Esq, Jacksonville, Fla.
Col. d. Richardson, Galveston, Texas.
Lietd. GOV, Dickson, Pexas
and thousands Of other distinguished gentlemen
have used
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
RAILWAYS RENOVAPiNG RE5OIVENT
and have cured themselves and Others with these
remedies, after all othermedcines failed Every
Of the above named gentlemen will youch for these
remedies, az being the only medicines that restored
them and their friends and those to whom they
recommended them, TO health,
REPRESEN rATIVES OF THE PRESS.
Special Correspondents Of
The London Times-Engand.
The Now York Herald.
The New Orleans Picayuno.
Tho New Orleans Delta.
The New Orleans True Delta
The Charleston Mercury,
Tho st. Louis Republican
The Galveston News
And, in fact Editors, Correspondents, Reporters OF
the most influential Newspapers throughout Europe,
North and South America, and tho Canadas, endorse
Railways Ready Relief
Railways Regulating Pills.
Railways Renoyatng Resovent,
as having effected the most astonishing cures and to
cure the sick moro rapidly than all other systems Of
medication known to the medical faculty.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-06-14

'MAeNA EST vERITAs PREyALdBIT"

ltadWay'B hehly ~
lief,
The Minute Medicine, |
Railways Ready Re-
lief, |
Prevents Sickness.
Radway's Ready Re
lief,
Stops Pain ~ . Min
ute.
Railways Ready Re-
lief,
Is aPleasant BeYer-
age.
Railways Ready Re
lief,
Cures Pain in the
l3OWtl1s
Radway's Ready Re
lief,
Cures Toothache IN
an instant
/ Railways Ready Re
4 lief, prevents Sudden
Attacks Of Sickness
Railways Ready Re
lief cures the Slch
Headache.
Railways Ren0Yatinl
Resolyent cures al
SKIN Diseases
Radway's Renoyatini
Resolyent cures Hu
m0rs IN the Blood.
Railways Ren0vatini
Resolyent cure
Syphilitic lmpuri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28

GENERAL SCoTT --tteneral Scott, who was
the chosen instrument of driving the South
eru leaders to death or exile, is abou: reali2irA
In his own person the fate that he expected ID
visit upon others He has made several
speeches iii New l0ck lately, emineDty ego
tistical ne il everything that lie writes, ii
which he reports himself rs suffering trom Il
complication of physical disorders, ANY one oi
which ST his tiale of life, wouid bs likely to
prove fatal. lie Is about Ia depart for Europe
which under the circumstances, may BIS con
sidered an involuntary exile. The fret promi-
nent man forced from the United States by The
poll icti troubles Is the very man who wac
reiet upon the chief agent for compelliul
Southern patriots 10 leave their country. Scott
nev'r dee ped prosperous CAUSE. lie hat
the Instinct Of srlf preserva ion in a degft.
t,at even those rebel diseases, gout, vertigo.
and do! ~, cnIld never overcome The bat
81. of Mar,A>s punc;ured Tho greatest mill
tary bladder OF tue ago, deprived Scott
of the Lieutenant Generaiship and has com.
PEELED hin 10 leave the country He goes t.
air his decayed Putation III Europe, aud St
may be doubted whether he will long survive
the death Of his fame Such is tLe righteous
retrihution which, even ia this world
vista ipgratitudc and treason. He raised HE
sword against Lis mother, Virginia; but the
nrrderous weapon broke upon her invincib'e
shield. and the discounted assassin flies
from the society Of the conspirators against
liberty, who made him their tool, to hide his
shame and end Ii, miserable days In foreign
Land
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28

Coscti.i.ng and CRtfiHg--An unfortunate
diiiicu,ss occurred yesterday ON eth street, be.
low Cary, which occasiened no little excite.
aent IN that peighoorhood The circum.
stances, ~ near AZ we can ascertain, are that
}. I. Hill, who II connected with The Govern
ment workshops. made some derogatorv re-
marks In relation to a Young lady from Man.
chester, employed in the laboratory ON 9TH
street. Some investigation of the matter took
place, ri her Instance, which resulted in the
establishment Of her Innocence aud when ete
went home she told Der brother, Ason Has
kiDs, OF the circumstance. He al once deter
miped 10 obtain satisfaction for the impu'aiiou
npon bis sisters honor, and came over TO The
city yesterday. accompanied by friends, for
the purpose. Proceeding TO the place w here
Hill worked, lac we are informed,i he seH
him word that he demanded an investigation;
nut Iii did not come out uutil l o'clock, the
,oar af whirh the banda 40 to dinner. Has
sins then attacked him with "A cowhide quite
vigorously, which Hill did not seem inclined
submit TO patiently; FIR he i,nm-diatell
.rew u knife and th,us, il into bis assaiant.
eft side n.a- the h, art, iuticting a severe
wound though pro- ably not mortal This
tiinai~d the tight, aid, after a phys j Il
lad rendered TIE necessary attention. Has
tins was conveyed back to Manchester. Hi
surrender, d hisuaelf t. the police and tn,
natter vii! be investigated by The Mayor
These ate the particulars related 10 US, but il
there is any error IN the facts we shall BE-
pleased To correct H.
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App siniments of the Western Virginia NJ.
L.. Conference.

The following are the appointments made
by the Weetern Virginia NJ. T.. Conference
recently in session ri Coyington, Va:
C2arksbnrg Disric,--S. H Mullen, z. E
Clarksourg, J. u. tank: Buchannon, S T.
Mallory; Gienyiila, q. 5 McUntchen; Jack.
souvi'e. X N. Crooks ; Rowlesburg, F. NJ
Slaven; MoupdsYilie w kpnHedy; Brayton.
Farhersb@rs Dish ict-S. Harsiss, = E Par.
kersburg, - Kelly; Ravenswood, w. Briscoe;
Little Kanawna, Il Stephens; Ripley, g. F.
Crook Roant J. ". FIeshtr, J a. West
town. J. 81 o6grtss Eh2 beth, x. Kendall;
Mason aud Green Bot tom, :. X. Vaught
Greeabrier Dishict-S. Field P E. Green
hrisr, J F.. Williamson; Lick Greek. >. a
Rathbun; Monroe, IL. :. Williams, J. Hank.
sup; Newcastle and Newport. J. H. BuIns,
Rocky Point, q. l.. Warner: Summerviiie,
10 be supplied; Webster, III. Llendennin;
Fayette, 5 Black.
CAo,!est n Distrtct-p. II. Hoffman. i. e
T 5 Wade: Logan, +. e. Graves; Boone,
II Moore; Fayetteville and Becky Z. NJ
Williams; Coal River Mission, C. S. Cham
bprs; Army Mission, l.. G. Cheuveront: Mar.
shall, ]. jenkins, Charleston CT, :. NJ
Branon; toalsmouth, W F. Cl5ueht,n
> ,4uando;ts u stTict--G. Il. Poage, p E.
GreenuI sourg and Catlettsburg, J. +. Med
ley; GreenUp, j. g TinsIey: Ciuyandott-
and BarboursYille, ". Bcks's, W. McCo-
mas, snip Old Town, J. +. Bean; Paints
vile, T. Farmer North Liberty, w. Sheay-
er, S. p. Cummings, sup. Big Sandy, r. Bias,
j. Wright, sup. Narfield, L. Veriigans
Louisa, j. BrIilhart; Peach Orchard, W
Cham bersi Wayne, j. I, Johnson, Il. Spur
l.. b. Madison, W. s. Miller. n. q. Robert
left without appointments at their own re-
quest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28

DEATH an The Station House An elderly
nan. stranger in tue city, WAS seen abou
he II Dnuineutal Hotel on tuesday, evidently
tailoring under the effects of prolonged dssi,
patton. Some time aiterwa1d lie proceeded
down Broad street, aud. when near the cor
aer of 18th, fell helpless upon tbs pavement.
\ lady in the neighborhood, observing bi,
condition. sent him some refreshments, but he
,emaIued there till late in tho AFTERNOON, when
ne WAS removed by ala officer and conveyed
IA a wagon 10 the lower station house, wher.
ne died Ia "a few hours. An inquest was hello
yesterday, by Acting Coroner Sanxay, HI
cend, by High Constable FREEMAN. From
papers found upon the deceased, il ap-
peared that his name was j. e. Worhmar;
HAT he Was doctor by profession, aud t.Iai
re came here from louisiana lie had passes,
lated in October, TO go 10 Manassas, and it il
stated that one OF his sons wHa Killed Ill The
,a'tle of July 2lst. The jury rendered Yer
.ieI that his death was caused by intempe.
canes aud exposure.
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Tue SOVEREIGNTY osvEsrr,s or kysrrck

Tue SOVEREIGNTY oSyEsrICs oR kBHrrcKy
We have already published that The Go. =
vantion OF Kentucky, in session at Russell
vile, had appoiuted committee TO prepare
n form of provisional government fer that
sta'e, ~ that hat committee had reported
pre- n oie am CONSTITUTIONS, which, without
diss-nung voice, was tdopisd. TIL pre-
amb states at IenRi1 iha grievances suffered
by the cin1sns Of ksntsck, The u.urp ,,ious
OF power by 10 the Federal and >iete au
tnor.ues, aud cohoiud.s by d, el ration OF a
o. verAn c. CT The Stat- from the United states
In the following language: I'VE do, there
1O'e, d~ci.is hat the r.OpIe'arS her by g b e.
solved from all siiegtarca 10 sid Govern
.ment, and that they have the right 10 estai,-
lish any Government " h'ch 10 them may
50 RI bes, ADAPTED TO the preservation OF their
ltkhta and iibsrfies' The constitut iou
adopted for The temporary government of he
state is nbrsced lii s'xteen sections, The las t
i've of which We sui IL:
Sec. ~. Tie following oath shall he taken
- tae 9ovsrnor, mem bers OF the courcii
lodge and all other officers, civil AID militia
y, "ho may be commissioned and appoi ted
by fhls Provisional Government 81 DO
so.emnly swear, or aft ma Ia tho presence of
almighty 1od, and utoa my honor, that
Will observe and obey all laws passed by the
Iro.tsinnai Government Of Kentucky. so Up
me God"
sAc. - The Governor shall receive a is
salary 81 ooc per annu I'm, and the council srn
i've dollars Ter diem bile in SEE SION ana ne
salary Of me other otnceIs shall be fixed by
Law.
SEC. II. The constitutional Nws Of Ken.
,acay not inconsistent with the acts of this
Conventio and the esta biish M eat OF III Is (;oy
srnm+ht. aud he laws which may be enacted
by he Governor and CCancii, shall be the
laws of ,bis State
$50. Is. Thai whenever the Governor aud
Council shall have concluded d treaty wi III
the Confede rate States OF America for The ,,d :
Sntssior Of this State into the Con feiers b. l3oy
erarent, the GoyerEoT and Council shall
e,eei Two Sen atofs, and provide by law for the
eAseuon OF mem bers CT The House OF RSae-
sentaavse in Congress
sae. le. The Provisional Government
"opy established shall be located at
Downing Gr.en, Ky, bu, the Governor and
Snsa shaii nave power ~ meet at any
pirate. A "PPAo-
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A YoUKs HEao.-We copy the the follow
l.,lr q Na.x. Clcl

A YoUKa HEao.-We copy the the follow
ing from the New Orleans Picagaas
The papers of Memphis ntain an affecting
notice OF the funeral procession which toll
lowed to the grave the remains of Lieut.. Jas
Walker n lad of that city, who fought like a
young hero in the battle OF Belmont. In that
action he received a wound, OF which he died
i'm M ciat ely On reaching his fathers house in
Mem phis. He was son of Sam1 +. Walker,
and grand nephew OF the late President Polk.
His age was not over twenty, if so much -
He was a Lieutenant, we think, in the regi-
ment of his uncle, Knox Walker. he
Captain of his company WIS shot early In
the action. The young Lieutenant took COM
mand led his com pany in the thickest or the
battle. fighting ana cheering calamity for
three hours at the head of his men. He was
shot through the hips.
After having received the wound he set
down on log near by, giving the orders for
~ minutes, huzzaing his men on, and then,
becoming TOO weak longer TO support himself,
he calico To the I'd Lieuten ant (DagueTl and
said TO him /" Fight, Daguer light or die I
for God's sake don't let my men be taken
prisoners!" ana with the words tainted from
exh austion.
He barely survived to reach his fathers
house In Mem phis, when he expired, with
these brave and affoctionate words ON his
lips: g Mother. am ing, bnt fought for
You to the las" THESE are the young heroes
whom the South sends forth to battle In de-
fence OF their liberties, their country, and
their mothers; who meet tue Law aiding enemys
and as they pour cut their hearts blood r
tbs cause, think tenderly of absent homes
gioa 10 full Ut yoaths Grsd with the same gem
erous ana gallant resolves, but none arc wot.
tn,sr at sgsasial rsmemPrancs than Liant
WalkaI.
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Renting Room There never was ii tine
whs-n Richmond more needed a free Reading
L 'om for strangers, than at preset While
Every Vi = pug ON new charms, aSd er,.cte
ew dali, luz places TO attract and elsnare the
inwsry thousands. il is painful to perceive
tina the Same x cat cause which draws III. N
hi,hef- he war hss broken up some of tn,
no | important centres OF IuolH! and reilly ious
influence which our ,ity once possess. d.
Among these, we note y e Library aud Read
ing Room Of the Young Mems Christian AZ.
eociatio", once 20 comlnDdious and p'eas>,lr
i'll G"ddn's Hall, bat lately elected by The
Poet Office Depar. nlent. and now crippled ann
crampc in littie room close hy, " here there
is no room TO arrange the books. and scarcely
room to cit down comfortably.
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Whose Business as Il We hear, through
our enemies, many reports OF masked bat
teI:es and pit-fatis prepared by our troops toi
their reception but why a trap should be sci
for our own people we cannot undel stand
except on the principle that What Is every
body 5 business, is nobcdy's' - y Timlu
Woman rends lie the following case il point
Between the city of hicn mond and The
camp - the Central Fair Grounds a deep ptl
yawns, winch, placed ia the ROAD leAdins
from bull Hun 10 Alexandria, on The .lst ..
uty last would have put ii sudden sop ~
many L runaway Yankee. Over ILIs fright
iui cnasrn is pluced Il p'idSe, 10 slight oD>erS-
ers .2.-.l, and yel ell 1Gaii that lew l'edes-
Trans Wouid venture on II alter II peep Qe-
low. UmAlbuses, carrla ges, Tut sick sol;iers'
ambulance, cVn.inuaiiy pass Lnls road.--
some nlGd hand once ilaced tuis warning
>. Take CAKE girls, take care boys. taj,s GALE
every body Ihc quiz /. stI there, tut Ia.
warning IS gone. / could not have snpposeu
hat any civilized community would allow
such & place TO remain tnr 9 days pub
ic rea4, much l. s. for months On the suburbs
Of the Is .,ii;i OF the CoHfe6- rate States an,
now beg that every man.ia the city Of ajcn =
nond, and N the county of Henrico will go
To that SPOT, and try II ii cannot Ii uiadt
oN'' ,.hdy = business 10 zee that nobody Is
hurt"
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THE PoSTooN saip~zs.
Tba Baltimore SIN saws;

/. Ithas already teen noticed that mses.'
Boog Brothers have contract for huiiD's
peaIoon bridges !1r The use 81 ne erhS
The WORK Is now a progress a. t1eu sA's
ward, Canton. The bridge viii BE- impose
Of a ngyabsr Of hpsss 81 feel long, .: 'e'.
beam. and q feer oseP. They viii ee fiS -.
side by SIDE, at ii distance Of twenty sT :.
apart, and tirapers alresdy prepare&A wli' y, ~
laid across, 70 that men can mafeh
abreast easily, and wagons 'aay slso oe er ts
ried over. They are nows making oI'Is s.
$50 feet long. I'm the sams IA iIcipls o'''s'
OF 900 yards may be built.
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Mayors Ccurt-Autthew Eagan, man OF
res-tiess spirit, WA not content Win getting
uusi quiet spree, but must needs become veIS
ooi-tero,s aud set himself arrested At TIT
watch houee hIr fury increased, when he
bused the officers aud pitched into his fellow
prisoners, making very bedllm OF thal
usually quiet and placid resort. The Mayo
yeater'iay fonnd 1t necessary To bind him Over
to Keep the peace.
Daniel, a slave, Was acquitted of & charge
OF Stealing a watch. aud some few colored dc
iinqueu We're aoudged according II the
magnitude OF lhsir otences.
: tine OF 50 wa- imposed upon Jno. Shoohei
for keeping his b4y-room open on Sunday.
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YkuM FnRrREss MoHkog

FoKrgEss moSRoR, Nov. 20 Several reg
ments naya.arriys'i from Baltimore and Al
uapolis during tie last twenty four hour
and OLA Poiat has assumed sn unusual easi
lug appearance. Formidable preparaaot'
are being made tor active oper,t lions, %
theatre of which has not been disclosed ne
ferry beats on tn roads are being heaVi!
armed.
Gen. Butler CAR . en- from Washington thh
mCrn,ng, and has spent the day AT bid fo'a =
Rip Raps aud NeV port News. lie WILL pr
coed 10 Baltifuore tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28

M.ithary.-At a meeting of the officers Of
the Ninsteenin Regiment, commanded by
Colonel Thomas j. Evans, OH the Goth, the
folio wing field officers were elected: d. Lee
Powell Liru'ensut Col mel; Stephen f. Nor
Kan and K c. Poris Maj ,rs. These officers
ere elected to fill vacancies occasioned by
the resiynainn5 of The gentlensn who for
me,ly held them, and VINO IRE now in com
niission of the Confederate States and in the
field
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28
PROMPT ACTION OF THE MISSISSIPPI LEeIsLA
TUBE.

The Legislature of Mississippi on Thursday
last, upon hearing that more troops were
needed at { olu bus in view Of an apprrhen-
ded attack iron. the enemy, imIne diately
pissed bill authorizing ths Governor to
call out an optional nun Der OF volunteers for
such time us their services may be needed as
an auxiiiary force 10 oar army up the river -
A half million dollars were also voted 10
MAINTAIN these troops st the expense Of the
Sta while III the field.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28

Frost and Sn0m-We have had. for several
successive mornings, heavy frosts, which used
10 be considered "a sure sign OF - falling
weather" Yesterday morning it was unnsu
ally heavy, and, sure enough, We had both
snow aud rain during the day, in small guam
titles, Lut sufficient to show that the v ar
has not upse; all the old signs and fashions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28

Dramatic The performance at the Thea
tire last night WAS for the benefir of the Hamp
ton sufferara, which we consider laudable
proceeding On the part of the manag~nt n'.-
The honso is crowded every night, and we
hear good opinions expressed of The manner
n Which Miss Wren. Mrs De Bar, Messrs
Dalton, Warwick and O5d-n, and some Others,
acquit themselves. Gu Monday night next.
Miss Ida Vernon, young lacy of excellent
accomplishments, will commence an engage
meus, which we prophecy sill be brilliant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28

Concert Toni ht.-A concert will be given
TO night under the direeIi N of Prof Deco
piel, at franklin Hall, the proceeds Of which
are to be gwen to those who were deprived
Of their homes in Hampton by the Federal
Invasion. Mile. Alb"ni DE Vres, of New Or
leans, il engaged for the occasion, with other
nueical t'slcnt We surely need not urge our
citizens TO lend their encouragement 10 pur-
pose RI meritoriour. The mere announce
ment ought to be sufficient to fill the house
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rrgarosr's u lsplcr1og KxtsSrEb.

The Baltimore Sscs, OF Saturday last. say
The jurisdiction Of Gov. Pierpont has ot1a
extended over all N'iTgIuia west Of the iDouA
tairs, aud IN the northern part as fai !,
II tnpshire county. II also includes a' .
Alexandria, q large portisn Of Fairfax co~1a''
the region about or.reSs Monroe ana New
port News, also fccomac and NorthaIhp'op
counties on the Eastern Shore, MAKING a'''
sof the State.
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grsoss or An ADVANCES.

The following spec ial Washiuss ton a''i~
we take from the New York Hersa;
The air L. again titled with ranasas " ara
advance Of thu army OF the fotolaas .oue
tnis time opine they ars snuusa " .,stea
eresience II IL true. as has Just ossa aI uos
In The Hsrtd, thar neither ths $50 ANY,
IDEA OF allowing ssss army 70. ~ ~ 7, ga adj.
quarters. Ii ia lhereiors esiaess IA as a,os.
vance must be made ere tbs mssssas -
srees. .s ~ prsps.
TIE grand review ends shs psfi ~ ~. ~ tpu.s.
ration and inaesion ios NE asmI ~ a soA a.
thins hsinr done what / dAss mes = Il, ~ n
xttaSs 81 ths coaas and N ksAsuesy Mn M
unirun VIII ~ Mossnaats hsEsi netsAas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28

A Trpt,,ag Match of an unusually inter.
esiVg character, is announced to come off to.
day at Fairfield Race Course, in which the
famous "Col. Russell and crack nag from
tho South side are 10 test their speed. Those
wno admire the sport snbuid attend
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Flag of I'race.-A party of nine persons,
WHO were taken from the vessels Betsy Am@s
and Granada by the privateer Sallie, will
leave here to-day under a dag of truce, Oh
their way to fankeedoedlsdom. We suppose
their release is unconditional.
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Prisoaers--Two prisoners of war, captured
on the Peninsula, were brought mp yesterday
by the York river train. They belonged u
the New York Seventh Regiment, which il
not the same PARTY of fancy soldiers who
formerly partook of Richmond hospitality.
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fersimmons and the Heather 1T used to be
said that severe winters were almost always
preceded by large crop OF persimmons.-
Should the saying hold good this time, we
may look out los cold weather this winter, as
We learn the crop OF that f1litis very sbun
daut this fall
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Circai' Coa|t-Jadge MEEtDIrH presi-
ding.--Ihe c,-se of John \. Workman against
she Mayor Of the city, Ter II n0nd"mHs, Was
continued yesterday, at the instance of the
defendant, until the fifth Of December. The
OF " ~ Burns, on d petition fora writ OF
prohibition, was continued TO the same day.
Robert OaM yesterday qualified. 10 practice
Ian in this court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-28

eALr.--fae Ea. Grlsars Cvs.esu. states that
IT was generally HndsTstood that there w,ls
suM lent eosIss sait ia that market on tbs
urss. -.ptvmber last 70 cure $40 .oas barrels
Of meat. biz - az mpea rs wss ey Teceiy.
I'd IN that ustarset ~ BE sears ~ thls, lLs
sssas cApss stsIss, q. siscc b~sp adasc &c.,
ss1J lnsb~ls. tbs H.usson fT~s - .afg aeA,
t5f tar AZ h. ais, ANNOUNCES the sneceAsiui
.adtaR oI 3JgDs CHS asaT tnaE city, notHisa-
SlAudiEg the h-.cG GO.