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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that.ietters Of exc
cution have been granted TO The undersigned
of the estate of JOHN%SEBO deceased,
bearing date November 18th 1861.
All persons inaebtet to said estate are hereby
required to make Immediately payment t"' Il
Undersigned administrator, and all per-sns,
having claims against said estate, to exhibit
them properly authenticated for allowance
within one year from the date o (said letters
or the may be precluded from any benefit,
and il such claims are not presentend within
three years from the date of said letters, they
| will be forever barre0. :
HASTEN BUSCHMANN, Adm.
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fns III Columbus. Die 8ssisruns tat Ra&ri&.
ten ron Ri&msne, sasannas unp Gtarlsfon,
Memphis ans 9swsD Orleans, naa msIaen aata IN
eisitn Staetsa Elm Yanie terriat. Gamilisn yas
den Elm nm ~ Fitstn, rtnn Die gaulsis icmrnsn:
@an stantt aud, sas tts Rsbensnrssi,runs See
reits a%niinst, lire 9r6ise mad NaitsiQs ,u brin.
gen. Die smiSeertrtsn e@asiAsint sassn t.rstts
80 prossnt Discount. >.
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Ntinsr Grau fns lestsn Mttrc& atsas ,sxx
fclsenD ~fsnannte GsssafdnIt YsH Der Raldiss,
stlfctlsn rrsrrsn:3 stau roftns Srifaten6snSes
I s~siltiftss Naflin Stms. 8 paar wpatnt s{
! gaar taamtrcatnt lntsrtOitu. Tsn am 81.
ten biattrlaftnsn Gab-S purtn mad % l6ifS,s'
II nisitr CtsFFaet sen SCloattn psrubt nesltn'
rel&e bel tinem fsine tunts:t Nfsilen son MI
tsntitrnt nsoensnnsn alien ssriuHsnsn e&uapsbsu,
Der itr @tieissquartitr iu talttn sfsssn. glia,
% eistn sunpsntussen ser Stuifl lssash!
6ernann, Nss. 80. 1861.
Trff6rih GkehAM-
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SrRAr-Ner1cE. Taken NY 10y Wi an
Joce of Burhoise Township a ddl. eoloced n.,re,
white strip between eyes, left and fool wahs.
up to the paster, otheps black above he paster,
bladk mains uni tail, II hand; high, thrsss
yelr old last spring, appraised at $50
JAMES ARROTT, Recorder.
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SrnAYsNerIoE Taken up by Display S.
RicHARDsps of Sd Greek township two red
steers. white on belleys, one has three white
spots in face, horns dropped, crop and under
bit in right ear, split in left, the other is
branded on the left Zip, with srop Of left ear
and crop and und underbit in right, both sup.
posed TO he 4 years old, appraised at $40.
JAMES AkROTT, r rider
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3 cmbarEemtnt Der 8tbeIlen sci
p.uiaeoIa. Bsrt Yidsns Iinst. ant 10. giu,
remtsr jsins Gsusri6iunst aui Bic NaYYs gars in
psniasu!a, no Gtn. Bragg Bic S.slIpHsssuppsn
tpmmanrirt. lie 3ri.Ssi&iHs Colorado unl 9lt
@ls, wsI&es fas Geusr prompt trmissrte pnp Jus
!tst rie saiHs srans, fi4 aus Der SSusItni. ,u
sn.isrnsn. Bette pasn ,ismli& itart mitseuvm.
men svOrstn itin. gen Sort 9idsns aus wurs
Die Nar7-yar sura SllHsnes 8ussIn rrsimal in
8rano sttsdt, BOD ssIans Is Cen gttsQsn, ras
Gsusr ,u IOiasn. Das Stautasn BlrtnstUn wurrs
i&'n am srtsn Gage rura bic 3ussln tts Gorte
elm @au6 Ger Glammsn.
pbilareIpbia, 20. NCs. Die Gurltpun,
ZEN, fs enquirer RON Gcrt Nqnrus iust, RAP mad
observation-disclosures Vsniaecla S,rdunt pnS eis Napy
yarS lur4 las 6.usr pom Sort Yiitns soafan,
rig asrltSrt rurss. Sen. Srrss bate nm Der
RartunssH sststsn. Eis iunf SusssIdife, Gle &c,
Col. groWu un.sritlstsu. ioGsn i.tr tsi&asist NOR
BEN itiu.
Stn. Bragg bate isinm 9ruspsn srtlirt, la
Ct f6 ltftns niat srsebsn rrerr.. Gs pirc als.
rsir' sssIaust. eas bel TsniasUIa swiidtn unfr
1rappsn uae Zen 8.bs1sn elm 1rsHtn fattssfun
BEN bale; tas 8rass ssi6Iassn. gsniasOla ser
srannt uns Srasss 1ruppsn stfanssn ssnumms
wrrssa i,itn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

Ter 9ssrItfcn @.rsurp nsm 81. rsrfTsnaiGt
cine Gspsi&e Ron NsrsS orleans, mad psl6er
srr6s Guirssuns rpsS.n ess hEctsnDsn ansriFss
aui Columbus tsrridsn iou. Gummufrr. 5cains
sins nit isinsr GIutis sahin al. Cine i&pius
n,snts Satt.ris ron 90 8aRUu,n s.bt ti.i. Nads
al. ale Rissrs9 ilslsn rurstn In rem Ti.nIt &C,
sftst, 1900 g7aHn fsssfsa arl 20 aascrsr
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administrator.

SERAr-Nostes.a Taken up by la. H.
LAsssweRrH of Canaan Township q .orrs
mare, stare in forehead, left hind foot W.
with a large yane across the back parts
left forsleg, 4yesrs old next spring "A hN
and one insh high, appraised at So.
JAMES ARROYT, Recor1
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Scr Smreerftiea
III aea Ter. Staatsn
;... c9rL.. VSer '

sH' NJWUIV EOUK' T
Ius r~iT;isl:n SfriGttu mr. sssri:nerttn Hit.
ttei!unsm FER Fr:ir, suiar,mtngslsi srH
Sbas. s.. SSiitewbsr9.
Bon riscr- III 4aaptlttisrm srIttntnftn BIS
iGrsitunJ lieBt Gle rritr ;fis:trmus ,ur ,s,,itnruns
ttreit. une RE 9trauIs tic SIR irlasnssn Sitiruas
gen rirr mp3liblt teitisaaiBt m.rrsn.
Titiss Yamrt!tt eisrtt fa ssr;ussmtii, ;us
Stritnr mi an Srsunrt in Itutl q.
Ssasn 3llluns srn Is 0tnts ssvpliG,t
i'd mid is smsi yieitrun 3sn All ;ratns t:ne ar
reft in Geut'Glanr. puit;rti his aa i1t mp Situe
gu lieitrn. Skns Ts:tc tttrd5t ,r prt;s 5 9t.
PRO eisferune.
. Galsnn, 80. Cetpser 1861.
Gbns. s. @:ttsnttrs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

Public Notice is hereby given to all ere.
dltors interested in the estate of ApAM
HELLER, decd, that / will make Final Settle
ment thereon At the the next February term
of the Usage County Court, TO be held
and began at the courthouse In Linn on
the fourth Monday IN February 1863.
hss GEO. w. HOPKINS, Adm.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
SorbiersSbOp
@rDfnuu0.

Ter lln.o:ri& utts maHt tismit t%stanni. Raj ~
im stsmaiiam &iOtriprtdsr' itsn Saui., Sd, ssa
Nbari II. Gllsr Straet. sinen Sartisrisry srs
rHnst bat. wUitltit CT ,u itetr Ssunit ttssSasss.
nrn MOrs.ns I tis stttnfs s lltr, UNI sn
Srnntagtn his | lbr Ma6iri!tass rem i.tNi
Gitnlt in Anirrub IMtmtEsm Furlitum auilu,
rarttn ttrtit 1T. att s s
saa,sls unr anstrt g%ariamsYitp, Partdlslr,e
n. iur n.ts an Sanp urs tilts ~ v~trtauta hi
-r-n, StinrG bslmtrs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
6erfnanm Snrnz0erein.

aas til Der Stast anpstnsem NitsIiseu modem
f& an, @on,ds Zen Q. D:tmstr I6taes I utr
in rsr aurnSsas. (sd 8ir'sl ~ .lna ertra-Gtr
~fammluns .inFnesn.
u NJ. u tiitItsit, Sprt&sr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
Sermamner g araertpehr.

an G0nn.r0as assnss I utr monatlis. Der,
iamntluna in, eeuti&sn Stul6aus.
am @Out0s Naamittass 8 lbr, gu iamml.n.
tunft ;un G%rsrtiun.
SIN auitras res Gasitln,
s. .. Mtht, Crsl. strat.
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@dru.smd.

Ter unterjtibnste irarnt bI;tiit :. ,trnaHn,
i.tntr Gteirau Maria &attariHa axi lsin.n Nai
men gu tcrgtr. instu sr rit, g,icanfu II, rsa
ier semahts S4a.t n ~ f~s,dclsn.
6ermann, 23. Nes. 1861. gs
8Dttlits Smith
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

gGir srratnien in unitrsr eerisen Nnmmir
rab rm6 siniss Ser bier eaapirfner, Srlsassn
esa 10. 8e9lmsnts Ra. Grl. iatits 21!!2 2Sl,
las @rit nudt in ftr Gtdst s~trt,sitst ,pcrrsn
itlrn. S6sn am SOnntas @nresn mstrsrs risitr
SVleaten, wsrautsr elm 2isatttlnt uns FER @a;
s>nmsittr s:stalt rsrtaitsr ane sur Sail S.tratt.
Tie rem Gsisrensri&ttr 8linSe sinstltitsls
un~tsrlutuns rausrte iait rs game &rde l,i,r gu,
eists nit Ger Gr.iipreGunS Ger NnsetlaStm nit
Nusaasms res eisutsnants, sun rtn, rs fall,
ia.u Gpls fuds. nab rsr ausiast Ger atricm Gus
s~stllsten, tstritrtsn, upD rsl&er jtss sustunit.
pie sr in ZEN gsiis sr ieIsen ~sstOmmm iti. tarts
nldis o.rmsissrtt. Or wuree eesbaIb som Ri&tsr
rer Circuit Grust itsrpisieH uns fir itin Grit.i.
nsn hi; gum ra&isn Sumin Ter Court untu
$1,000 SIrsiA al ssfsat. IA sr titisltt mi&t
auibrinssn trnnts, mu6ts o. i'm Nrrtf ttsiksn. =
| Dit rir b6rsn, BAT f6 Der Bassnmsifsr, ntI&er
ip alter lei Fem gertTr ais 3ss9s iuisirts, %lsitssin
aus BEN @tautt s.ma6t. = gEah itsinllG nib
nun Elm nsuts gert6r fattfnssn une Ter gisutts
nant i"rsissiprl den wsrrta.
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ttnyy 5telmets
would respectfully inform the public that no
has opened his
Barber Shop "a

at the corner of Schiller and Wharf street.
where he will attend to his business in all its
branches. The shop will be open every
day frem daybreak till 9 o'clock in the eve.
ming and on Sundays till / o'clock p. NJ.
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g . { 8.

S4ukarufe.@ss Ranitissr Sam
fas ssn z. Gtetmttr fnsst ri. iitrIi6s 1.uitts
Ga9I iar Die tisfSe Giar.ttauk aatt. Huraui
mir bic Burger sisnit aufmertiam naGtn.
;gttanntli4 III Stsie eauls in GUlse res sur8
bic Issts 2soislatur an erm StaatssS &ulienp
tssanstnsn iaansliasn 5autes felt stnissn @c'
nu:sn s.ialUlsn uni rapura 60 Bis 80 Sinrsr
auss uus jtsss untsrri&tss tsrautt. - 50 il
risies eewi6 tin ~trauri3sr, bsslassnspsrtntr ustsl.
ianr, UNI 10 Hstr, ~ aud st EirsttSrsn Ger
esuti&en S&ult Ter idlsdtsn 3siten ut8sn sis isit
lsstsm 6rubjatr satant ssworesas spsit, estrssitsus
nod n'Gt wiessr. tesst batsn, UNI ionts rtmls!'
Zen, wsnn irssnr niG5lit, aui iit cine oesrtie antsls
Wsiis atSstOIisn wrssn. 60 asisl mir psrsr,
rsFneep f4 81 ssnmdrtiS nsA eirea so Esuars in
PEN 5dnrsn }" s~Gasmtiitgs Fer GiRritlituie.
Iisit Summs wirre, wsnn iia es Sltsms sr pisit
S&ule ttiuttnom S,nssr ,ar 3atlu,iy zines ":
rinssn S&ulseIrss ssrpFitten mu!itsn. fur rie
erltsn erti IUnate ausrrlGei, rem 9esrrr ;u be-
sablen, uuo 10 tabiu THIRTEEN fH rod wptl aud
rpiseer anrert puilsmit.fl 'Enesu, I'm cen pitrt,
tssean.nsa lntsrritt iOrtisssn Sa Irnnsn. Ss
vie &c g. 9shiv irtig ua lat SEulwe; .n in Gar
mann tetslt 1T, rarf g jepsnials ni&t lanss
metr tlsittn, ptnn mir uns midi FER uiistragt-
wcrtIiGitsn TFidtrrrlesuns ss!m RE Sussns
l&ulpis u,aasn wpl!en.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SUPPLEMENT-

8. .. Mta., Dr.l. etrst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

THE MASSACHUSETTS PERSONAL LIBERTY
Billy udge Joel Parker, OF the Cambridge
Law School, an eminent jurist Of Massachu-
setts, has published a letter in the Boston
Journal (RepublIcan) OF Friday, pronouncing
the Personal Liberty bill of that State clearly
unconstitutional. The Journal itself ably
advocates the repeal of the law in question
II candidly says:
"Fhe question put to the people of Massa.
chusetis this day is Will you help your enc
mics or your friends or, broader and deeper
still, will you preserve the Union or des troy
it We believe that the repeal of this Per
sonal Liberty bill in Massachusetts will be
followed by like action in other States. We
believe that single act, without otEer copces-
sious, and without any compromise of princi-
pie, Will SO strengthe the hands of our Union
friends in the slave States as to place those
States under their control, and that nothing
short of il will do il, and therefore that Union
or disunion depends more upon the action OF
Massachusetts than upon that of South Caro-
lima"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fire occurred in
Lewisburg, N. u, on the night of the 2s th in st..
destroying property t. the amount of 500, 900.
1t commenced in a drinking saloon occupied
by J. .. Aycocke. a letter 10 the Pstersbure
Express says:
The fire spread with great rapidity east and
weston the east, burning J. J. Mlnetree's
carriage-house, and large two.stor,y work
shop, occupied by Mr.. w II. Ferguson, coach :
maGer, &c Yarbrough Il Barrow's ST ore op-
poslte, was Rescued by great exertion. but IL
sustained considerable damage. The flames
spread, also, west from the saioon des troying q
H. Nooie's store, occupied by joel rh oInas,
aao next TO r } Brown * Sons and w m G.
Coilius'-lower story occupied by Dr. Ed ward
LaWrence-from thence north, burning L. n.
Carlties', DR.. w. II. King, Shaw IL White and
greatly endangering the residence OF Mrs. IL.
Shaw.
From Golfers corner the devourius elem en- {
crossed the street, burning 10 the ground the
store OF Ballard Il Massenburg; also N b.
walkers aud the Temperance Hall, here It's
devastations were checked by the almost 9 u
perhuman efforts of those on hand La re,,r
OF Ballard d Massenburg's was situate Dent 8
Hotel, which soon, with all the out hoases
became prey to the rushing elements
All the property destroyed was nearly new
and The stores, which We're known 10 many OF
your cItIzebs, were NEST elegant buildings
and hnisned III very costly style. The goods.
with some exceptions, We're saved, bat IA a
Nos5 oothaSc0 tOBOitIOH In CpnseQ ubHc6 OF
their neafEess 10 the fire, many were burnt
after being removed from tenements MANY
thefis were committed during the confusion
With but two or three exceptions, The mer-
chants are insured, principally la the Green's
boro' and Raleigh Mutual Insurance Compa-
MES OF the StaIe. l understand Mr. We.
Collins is not insured. His loss is supposed
to be "a 900 or $1,000. Mr.. b. Walker is also
without ins urance, his policy having expired
on the 2lst inst. Tue otner sufferers are In
sured all or in part. 1t Is conjectured the to-
tai loss will be In the neighborhood OF sixty
thousand dollars.
During the removal OF the goods from the
store of Ballard j Massenburg, q gun ex.
pioded, killing w. b. Browns a very estimable
young man OF the town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02
an ELYCTIoNERRINa BILL.-In the ssti.
.es for deficiencies in the contingent ex.

ses Of The House of Representatives for the
pact year, bill providing for which has al
rsady passed that body, are the followiG &
items:
Miscellaneous items, twenty. lone thousand
dollars, (S2i ,OU0.) The deficiency in this item
was caused by this amount being used to pay
the folders employed, and for materials used
IN folding documents, speeches, &c, during the
Presidential campaign.
"'Folding documents, twenty.six thousand
dollars, (Sl6 0UO.) This sum Will be req uired
to pay folders and for materials necessary TO
be used during the last eight months of the
fiscal year, itwenty thousand dollars for fold
ers and SIX thousand dollars for matsriaIs.p'
The Senate has q "little bill" OF equal
amount, aud the cost of Transporting these
documents" by mail at the usual rates Of
postage. is estimated at half a million OF dol
lars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

THE TELEGRAPH IN THE EAsT.-The Eng
lish Government is about to complete the tele.
graphic com mpnication between Europe and
the East by the construction of two great
lines. The first, from Mosul, which will soon
be connected with Constantinople and the
European lines already existing, will pass by
Kermanchai, Teheran. Ispahan, Thiraz, Ben
dor, Abassy, Kedji and Hyderabad, which last
point is already in communication with Kur-
rachee and the next work Of Indian teegraphs.
The second line will start from Calcutta and
pass through Amarapoora, Ava, Rangoon,
Martaban aud Bangkok to Singapore The
cost Of these two lines is estimated at f220, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Some fetc sales Of Negroes were made yester-
day, al tue most proiniueGt auction ruems on
franklin street. at advanced rates-wilhi him.
We Understand. 25 per cent OF their value be.
fbrs The announcement of the crisis. The
sales reported were not OF N. l bauds, hut
scrubs :" but the latter seemed 10 be la de.
naMd and 70 II like ..hot cakasn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

A CORPORATION WITH SoUL.-One Of the
officers al Fort Mouitrie, having policy OF
Insurance in one of the leading Lie Insurance
Companies in New York, wrote to The company
ths Fort would soon be attacked, and the cer-
tainty that "ii would be defended to the last
extremity" and inquiring what would be the
effect on his policy If he should fall. He was
promptly snswered, that although the COM
pany was not legally liable where the assured
fell in battle, yet, sif he should thus fall now
whilst deing his duty, he need have no fears
hat that his policy would be paid"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

In Good Condtttoa.-At the fas. meeting ~
the Directors of the Petersburg e r ,iIroad Oo,..
pany, besides declaring the usual dividend. a
proposition was submitted to increase the
amount OF per cent, but 1t was daeme.. ad VISA
BILE to Wi 1hdraw ii, and keep the surplus SO
as to ss prepared for any emergency Of the
times THIS argues that the road is In good
condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Montgomery Guard.-Thsre were forty.eipht
men present in line at drill OF this corpG on
Monday night, showing degree Of prosperity
that Is really creditabie 70 the men G. m posiEg r
the company. 1t was never in a better condi-
ton to assist in defending the interest and
honor of the Ola Dominloa, should occasion
require; and We believe this may be said of
all the volunteer soldiery of the state
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Dsnssly Populared-Some ninety. five per-
sons, of all ages, sorts and cOiors, now find q
Iodsment at the public expense in the ci H.
1t is pity that all the loafing while msn and
heroes could not be placed In the cham gang,
aud made u earn portioa Of their support
ty labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

All C,tixs..r eiH rsJotes when the hiring days
are well oyer, and ,he sidewalks aud streets
homes for the present year The tncoDve-
pIepce and trouble arising TO citizens from this
cause, is in some meas use ua oidabie, but %
n uch crowding may be done away with by
the appearance ot police offeer now and
then, at the points most frequented by hire.
linss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Ftiday nert. January the 4ta, Is the day re-
commended by tue Prrsioeut TO the people as
one OF iastibg. humiliation and prayer
Though the greater proportion of the people
w i'll no doubt " fasI" on tie occasion only be-
tween meais, yet majority of charch COM
m uI icants Will pay il due regard by religious
q bseTvarces. There will be preaching on That
day in Trinity Church, and, no doubt, most of
tha cahrr Churches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02
FALL T X A ID T. .


- ROB,T L.. DICKINSON, successor to Bin
ford, Dickinson h. Welslger, No. rs Main street,
Richmond Va thankful for the iberaI patronage
besroyed on i'm by his friends and the pubic gen
eray vites their attention to hls large and ex.
tsnslve stock of HATS, CAPS, FUR2. &C., com
prsIug every styi manu- tactuTed Tor the season,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail To pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms. NJ er-
chants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Teunes-
see visiting the city, are respectfully solicited u
call and examine for themselves peiofe puichas-
Ing A liberal discount made 10 those who puT-
chase for cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Gorernor's Message The most ma ferial por-
tions OF the abave important document have
been completed by the Governor, aud are now
heing written out for transmission TO The
General Assembly. which convenes next Mon.
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Examination PostPonsd.--A special session of
the Hastings Court was held al the CIty Hall
on Monday, for the examination of Michael
Herring alias Michael Henniag, for unlaw.
FULLY cutting and stabbirg X bert Harrison,
on the 24th OF Decemhe Sundry important
witnesses being absent, The case was coutin ued
untii me next term, and the prisoner remand.
ed to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

LOLA MoNFEz A New York CORES pontent
says: Lola Montez. who last summer suffer.
ed very much from paraiy TIC stroke, caused
BY smoking cigarettes day ana night, Is now
living Ia Seventeenth street, spends her time
La mediation aud prayer, and goes by the
name Of Fanny Gibbons.n s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Interest on City Boads.--The City Chambe
lain was kept quite busy yesterday, paying III
the interest o. city bonds due January 1st.
The city has never yet "seceds d" IRON pay
ing position. A. least $50 900, due as interest,
was disbursed yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Election Of Ofc.rs.-At an election OF non
C. mmissioued officers by ODmpany IF" last
nigh, the following selections were made -
Isl SergeP Mt, Ed A. Mayo; ID. E. T. Robin
son 80, II T Miller 4th, jos James-au the
CorpOraiS were e-elec cd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

TucKY.-I he Louisville papers state that a
Tegimeat OF yolun leers mas been formed in the
lower part of Indiana, who have rendered
their services to the people VI keutueky,
should any slave insuTrection occur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

DRATH AFTER SKATiAo.-Bnsl W Dean, al
froton. Ot., young man VINO had heeu af-
nicted with rheumatism, recovered 90 far a
u engage ia skating on Christmas Gay, felt
unweil " hen he returned, aud was found csad
IN his bed the next morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

The Premium for Specie YVES bgt2x par cent.
yesterday. IL has been doub auu lripis ths
amount. Northern exchange, heretofore only
10 be Ob'ained at 5 and 8 per ceat.. cuufd BE-
purchased yesterday al 81 per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Open House His Excellence Gov LAtcher
together with his anna ole lady, dispense. the
civilities of tbe Executive mansion 70 q larse
number Of friends yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

BelEgerent Wa rren Richards, a person
colored extraction, was awarded punishment
by order of the Mayor, yesterday, tor assauit-
Africa"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Ihs Watehmsn arrested and cag-d, last night.
about seven o'clock, an "uniawfui asse bIy !;
81 seven negro mes, ound at the hvuso of
Henry Miller, on Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

Te b. Sent Back Yesterday, William Balm.
a dtssipa,ed looking vagabond, nom Nswcas-
tie, Delaware, was arraiA ned before the Mayor
for drunkenness, having applied at the cage
Sunday night for lodgings, while In an intVx.
icatad condition. Under the provisions Of q
recent ordinance for rdding the city of idle
and vicious persons, the Mayor sent Balm 70
Jail, In tendiLg at an early day TO place min sx
route for home @ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

A GREAT PARK The Central Park in New
York is a big thing" but the people wanted
to extend IL stiii further. A commission was
accordingly appoiut ted 10 assess The value OF
the land embraced in a con tenn plated en- Ia rge-
ment TO 1lUth street. The commissioners as.
sessed the value at St,5O0,Uo0, and charged
573, 1919 60 for their expenses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

How GEORGIA STANDss-The Chronicle and
Sen inei says: In sigoly.i counties ia
Georgia, included IN u iist published 90 Tues.
day, forty fosy have nominated ouiy CD opera.
ton tickets, fourteen only Immediate secessio
tieke's, ana In t,rsRiy. there are TWO tickets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

DisTINGuIsHRD ARRfyAL.-Cruissr, the cal
ebraisd horse. w hose name has becoms SO DIS
upEuished under the tatoIage OF Mr. Rarey,
in Eugiand. has arrived ~ New york safe and
SQUAD, ON board the Cprneiius Grinlsll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02
HATE. 2o.

ru NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
~ NATIONAL GUARD HAT
~NATfONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new Tor young men, at
ELLETT Il WEISIGER'S,
oc a-ts No l6y MAN street