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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-30

TIE fnIoE OF "sLAS IN TEE FAcr. .D-Al.
fred J. Phillips, o member Of the New York
produce exchange, has recovered $3.50. dana.
ges of o. 8. Wilson, another member, for
slapping him In thc face. The "aIap" was q
pretty severe one, as II knocked tho plaintiff
down and rendered him temporarily inssnsi-
fln -----' -
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Paving Ordinances.

An Ordinance to grade and pave the oross-
ings on the east side Of Fourth street between
North Public lone and Gay street,
Section L Be Il ordained by the City Council OF the
city Of Columbus, (wo thirds Of all the members con-
the east aide OF Fourth street between North Public
lane and Gay street, In accordance with the plat thereof
ON file In the Office Of he city clerk. ,--,
sec g That all damages, costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing improvement shall be assessed and
levied upon tho several lots OF land fronting shutting
thereon In proportion to their feet 'front.' unless hero
after otherwise ordered by the city council.
j. REINHARD,
- .--.-.-- President OF the City Council.
Passed Oct. 20, A. D., 1859. ~
Attest: J J. FUNSTON, -gT
Clty 0leIk,
oct3O -Ht hE az.
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance toseradc and pave the cutters
aud crossings and grade and gravel the nm.
paved aideWalks and roadway of Cleveland
avenue from East Gay street to North Pnb.
lie lane. '''
Section l. Be It ordained by the City Council Of the
city Of Columbus (two.thirds Of all the members con.
curring) That the unpsed gutters and crossings be
graded aod paved, aud the unpaved sidewalks and
roadway be graded and graveled Cleveland avenue
from East Gay street to North Public lane, In accord
ance with the plat thereof file In tho oco OF the city
clerk.
Sec. 2. That all damages, costs and EXPOSES arising
from the foregoing Improvement shall be assessed and
levied upon the several lots OF land fronting abuttng
thereon in proportion to their feet 'front.' unless here
after otherwise ordered BY tho Oity Council.
80 JACOB REINHARD, a
President Of the City Council. J,
Passed Oct. c6, A. D. 1863. I,'s7,
Attest y. J. FuNsroN, .4t E
800 -i'tt City CLERK.
% . I.t q 4 D..
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!,
BatcheIOr's Uelebrated Hair Dive

,s L gsaoHIs THE BEST IN THE woaLDl
The only usrmless, True g. Reliable Dys
. ..., ,rr .r -,. known. ~
Y This splendid HsIr Dyo ia perfeot--ohanpes Rsa
Rusty or Grey Hair instantly, to Glossy Bldck or
Natural Brososi without iDurIng the Hair or stain
Ing the skn, leaving the Hair soft and Beautiful, I'm
parts fresh vitality, frequently csorug Its pristine
color, and reeines ths Ill effects Of Had Dyes The
genuine Is signed WILLIAM a BAFoEELoR, alb
others arc mere limitations snd should be avoided,
Bold, By all Druggists etc.
Factory No. 81 B&Tc&af St5eoA,
NEW YOseR.
BatcholotS New Toilet oIsAio or Dressing the Har.
Inne2l'6a-dAvlyml 81 l-a ~
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Kcmoved from mis- old OrEAce.
!. Dr.A.B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near nigh It,,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series Of years
ne trestnsns Of certain private dlross. Hc maybe
cdnsulssd 1t h once On broadway, near .hs Hschaprs
pssnu psnh al il.ta ll eesf,t. "a e. aesgifa SEQ
b anl9tH 90 81olisq l@u ltr7e14s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-30

ELEcTloNs occur on Tuesday, November 3,
in Massachueett, Minnesota, Niesoari and
New York.
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TO CONsuMPrIYEs.

The undersigned having been restored to health In
Few weeks BY very simple remedy after having suffer.
cd seyersl years with ase,ete lung aasOton and that
dread disease con,upption lis anxious to make known
TO hisfellow-suferers the means Of cure
To all who desire It, be will send copy Of the pres
erptOn used ree ofcbarge, with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will fnd syo
cure for oOS.UMPrroN, AsTunA, BRONCHITIS, couans,
coLps, etc. Tbs cny object u the advertiser Ia send
Ing the prescription 10 to benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceives to be invaluable,
and he hoees every sufferer Will tIg his remedy, AZ 1t
viii e2St them pothing, and may psDvo q blessing,
PartisAwishingthe prescription viii please address,
Ray. EDWARD a. WILSON, ,-Wiliiamsbarg,
ydllV GIOdo Kings County, New York.
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AZ Last we sre enabled " g.va tae 6sgfe-'
gate losses Of the armies engaged In the ter
riho battle at Ohickamauga. The official re-,
pbrts are as follows,
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CITY TY2DvERTiSEMENTs,
An Ordinance

To as'ess special tax upon the real estste
bounding on the south side OF State q trt tet
from High street to Third street. " "a
Section l. Be- II ordained by the City Council OF the
city OF Columbus, That the sum OF. dollar and
Hfty-nine cents. = mills, be and the same 10 hereby
levied and assessed upon each foot front OF the
lots Of land bounding abutng upon tho louth tide
OF State street from street 10 Third Street, aa the
same are designated upon the plat OF the civil engneer
on Ale In the oce Of the city clerk fof the cost and
expense OF grading and paving the sdewalks gutters
aud crossings along the samei according to the elAe
ofthe city civil engineer. sAApSA
upon which the foregoing 10 made shsil ay
the amounts Of money by them severaly due in that be-
half TO John w Hughes within twenty days from the
date OF this ordinance be subject 10 the interest and
penalty, allowed upon the same BY law:
: -TI' T J. REINH Ard o J
President Of the City Council,
Passed Oct. 90, A. D., 1863,
Attest; j. ]. RuRsroN. '
City Olerk. .
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.xTaFNutEH NEOY
fig ssiH Sirq5 o2e ,qa
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Paving Ordinance.
A M B OS HAITI,

THIS beautlful Hal has cen thoroughly renovated
4 and hne Chickering Grand Piano attached, and
now offered FOR rent for Concerts Lecturer Dane ips
Parties, etc., etc, on the most reasonable terms "A
For further particulars apply to A. B. Stevenson at
Lindeman g. Co.'s, under the Hall, or at Woods'
oct25-d3t < N'Fa ''F'N al
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fs8 y ant si 'sda ls o. 7sbn3g b,f i'E7
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

Ellen Thompson, ad'x Off
A. Thompson, deceased, |
Plaiutif,
A.l-.k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

LORD CAarEHiL lord John Campbell,
whose speech Wa pubiisaed few days sinss,
is now ah0as 50 years Of aga. lie was eaneassd
q. a Scotch uaiversity; went TO London Ia
1850 "a law student, and ccm IeEeed practice
In 1876 Tie Is tiia son ofa Scotch Clergyman,
aud wllis. a.adying for his profession wfo.s
iaw reports and theatrical critieisuis for The
Londcsi CarGnf.'i>. lie soon acquired practices
and married daughter Of S.r Janas Ssariet..
II 1880 he was eleelsd to Parliament for ths
borough of Stafford. In 1884 he was usde NJ
torney General la ISL he was made Lord
Chsncs:ior Of Ireland. Ia 1871 be was created
Baron. From that time ill 1859 he devoted
himself to iitsrary pursuits, and published the
Lives Of the Lord Chanesi,ors and ksspsrs o.!
tia 3aa!, from the earl es. tia,s To Tbs reign OF
Gsorgs the ~. II was grsa. WORK, IN sevsn
volumes. Folio ging that was the Lives oi Tie
Caief justices Of England from, the Norman
Conquest TO the death oil Lord Mansasla. la
1850, on the retirement Of Lord Dsfnaa, Ee
was made Cnief Jas.ies of the z lsen . Bsnth.
This brief record shows that tnis man VINO
grew up from nothing 10 tho hsghsss English
judicial position, IA no eommsn man ftis
opinions have vAst infiaenee. not only fran tis
posisisr, bnt his eminent ictellsciaal saGaesiJ
A late writer aays: " His iatslisstazi powers
are very clear aad robus his manners ~ pain
aal even plebsian, a. 20 acquire FOR him tho
by.asus vi plain Jack Caupasiii'. AID HE ca.
paeiiy for labor, aiwAys inmsnss, 10 but dow
~ imraired b. tbs S@svAAa1 years.
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h40yal eSislaf!cN i'll Great Eritasu

Tao Houss OF Commons was on tbs 81 uis
much exercised upon biii, pressei with great
zsei by certain rora.ists, f,r tie closing of
the public houses during thu whois Of S1n'
DAY. The debate was p.ctrse.ed, aad con-
cuded by the dsfaa. of the measure by vote
of nearly two to one. The daily parers Of
london indnlged il much satire of the movers
aud supporters OF It, The Times pconou,,css its
two essantia. patrons obacura 1tnsn, and atsrib
utss il u the agitation OF u narrow religious
party" Bat the noraiists in .hia case showed
the usual psrtsnaeity of their cIasH ani syowsd
their determination to eoniip as their agitation
The Times administers q. sharp rsacks to
tham. Ia which the following aensilis remarks
oocuT
The promoters of tine biif talked about ben
eftting the working c.asso r. Tho working
clssses, like every other class, prefer vssY
nuoh to bs let aiane AS nuc as possible. We
do not want patsrnai Il overpmen: III this
country to regulate wha. isa best isr the work
ing c.asses They must, lrOe every other class,
be Left to the inilueneea snf rsl,gion, reason,
and common sense Every wrong between
,nan and man is the pro par subject Of law, but
we do not wish the Ijouas OF Commons to
step In and tell us how to spend Sunday. and
when it il good for us TO drink heer Fae
working classes have right to resent this
snr. of interference. We siA7nsd be sorry TO
nee them willing 10 submit to 1t, aud we should
be stiil more sorry TO think there was any
foundation for the representation, made Of the N
in the eonrsa of this dsb.ts, sl' eTinging to
Pari amsns for 'Aws 10 prevemi them from
gratifying the p:tssions they arc 400 wesR 70
bride.
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NO. 81.


Thsesssespcrdsns IF the Nav York Ifefod
descsihss some Of the scenes and conversations
cecarrEaE st tie exchanges Of nsgs Of tracs
an Morris Isiaad aftsr iie DISASTROUS assaults
oh Battery Wssasr. Hs says:
Elti7 Td.sa1y morning burial parties, by
psrIats - on Of tIia ensny, wsps do xn to bary
our deaf essssi!a i',s rebel worss TIE bodies
hai ~ ~ ia.snei uzccfiiasj, without being
sdsn'iasds tas saeh ara the fortunes OF war.
Several xebsl cfliears eauis oat OF The fort
dnsing sAs bnfyiag and eouversed With ths
niEsafs m charge Of cur parties qhey com
p.aentea cur troops in tho hisaeat inanrey
faey sssl tsisjr charges were 40 Determined
and vi-eynrls thas Is was alsacss impossible to
stard tcsors them As one usne they ansiei.
natei hs!-a driven fsom tho fort Whsn the
figat earasisnesd ea the 10th they scarcely az.
pseted to i,osd the for: all day bns now ttay
said they intended TO keep peas ssion Of IT.
Tdsy Haso vssy bitter on tho psero trocp,, and
saii saeh ss they aad captured woa!d 10 su'd
At a-c.i,ia.
@, sass1.g morning LsntansBt-C Colonel Aa.
5ess sssat do WI vita \ dag of trace. having
isaraed 4has Cn.aEst rIitasn was poslsively
.i6ssi, aaa na,ia arrangements for HIS body 70
10 forwarded. rs received a me- Lett srs which
had hsF@ taken ysom Eol-nai PaiIain'i Der.
sse- xsoissy wsS4s S4sisi;ssosreJ assd asns doMs
70 tns amp o: rhE Ssse3th New Hanpshifs; !;
but II proved 2terwarcS nos 10 De Co!cNei
PG:narls aithoega thsfs vvss moat striking
ressubtanca<vThi5h sonbasss led TO tas error
The body was 0os Identified and at night was
buried on a land i!pii. l. will probably be
impossible 10 recover Colonel pusnsnls body
Ga 3iontay LSutsnans Hso, who was csp-
tu,edby US, severely wounded, in the engage
usil. of tha Ioe;l, died Al oar hospital Last
evening DE-. Craven. chiaf medical oteaF;
Lisu;enan.- Co.,riel Hull, Pro 5oas = rshal and
General Eodges, sveas with flag OF traua 10
return the body. Teey we're uaet frst By Cap
taia Tracey, and afterwards by Genera. iI.y
wood and Colonel Gates, formerly a:tmbsr of
Conyssss. They had u very pleasing inter
view, an1 talked quite freely &C sone points
We iuteud to bs 8 great nation yet" said
inay. ''Wo taiak "a can live without you !;
but you sbuw your wsaAness hy daearisg yen
caunot 1--we wi.hoai us' Thgt WAS their prip
cipsl poiat. They also compiainad about the
negro soldiers, nraiag that Is va,s nucavairouz
to send na4roes 10 !,ghs gentlemen. Oas ln-
parsaar rssu!d Of tAo iatsreiew WA 2 mutual
ayfssnsus lor tas general exchange Of wound
81 pris2usrs Che Cogmopo;.tau will lake mp
the wound rebels 20 point nsar tcrs Silm-
tor, AID tasrs bs s::st by q Tebsi steamer with
car wounded On board, when aa exchange
will 'aks place
Sunday was very qHiet day. Both eidss
ware very bns.ly engaged with humane ccca
pas!on, huryins dead, taking cara of wounded,
and recovering. ffOm tho fight
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THE NEW EMrEnon OF THE New EN-
riRE Who u Maximiliau il q qIle ssion fro
qaently asks.s. We suppose him 70 he scion
Of the Bonsparts family, in which there are
two persons ef that nanas, grandchildren Of
Euge1e Bsauharnais and his wife, the ffin-
GEES OF Bavaria. Eugene was child Of 10.
ssphine BY her first marriage, and great ia.
vorite CT the Emperor Napoleon, who. in 1896
adopted him % his SON lie wa, subsequently
>uScinted vieeroy of Italy, and married the
pr,,>csss Of Bavaria. In 1877 hs had Q son
cslled SsNrilian. who entered the service Of
pcs.is aud in 1889 married the q ..and Duchess
Mia Eioosiwsna, daughter OF che Emperor
Niaho,sa By this lady be has had several
Sh,i5reu. two of whom are soas-.one, Prince
Nisho,ss MaximiMan, born in IS4f, and Ia.
ssns Nsximiiisn, born In iS47 10 the En-
razor Of Mexico the elder Of the Two? There
ts none of the Donsparts blood In their veins.
mt tkev are 20 alisd - that fAadiy q to BE-
cossidersd part OF 1t. The choice OF such
nsrson would b. evidently = stroke OF policy.
"a esaoeiases with ths French dynassy the
~randson Of one Of the most distinguished
nsn,.nrchs that have cecapied the Russian
.h,cna and Il would eeFvs 70 add distinction
sna no,vsr to T. The present French Emps
- ..ss adopted the wisdom cf bic uncle FOR
~ o-n guidance, and one part Of that we
anov ~ vas 20 stssnxtAsn his posision thfoash
syssy sanaaesaiss 81 family dss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

THE Hair os FRascs. Tho psinca Inpe.
rial, SAYS {. letter from Paris, ID how seven
years old, rot very we'll grown, Or what
wos.d b. called p fius boy for his age, hn.
healthy, and with IN intsre ssing counienanee
and very gsatlt manners. On tho occasion of
h;s birthday. the ether day, he attended the
thsstrs vita tas Eaperor I'D Impress, and
afssr tae performances wake >xboGt among
his iittis brother soIdlers IN the pit, dis,riout
lug bas!sy sggar, followed by his two small
sii de & ,.nps. lta Is very siIsc,ion.se, and
fond IL paving .;.tie a.'easi0ns toward thoss
piia wbom ae ia siiawed 10 associate send
iag th.Il bouquets OF nSs own gas6esing and
issiele OF he own eom?asisi9n on tneie }ears
ds jets, with great regularity. Risiaststaf7ite
frum mis- infancy is an English woman, recon-
mehied originally by the Queen, and formerly
l., tbs household Of the Duehsss OF Argyle
TO those who believe iha. tho Enprsss's .
snlsrsyuen,ane ieniusciss arc very strong, and
h.ar such weigh In tbs councils of Safe, 1t
may bs euypr'siDg to hear that th'a iaiJ-Miss
Sha w--is 4 s.Y,c. Protestant, waoss asssn.iancs
at her owa church is entirely sanctioned BY the
L npsess. and who Ia permitted 30 far 10 in
tiasaee her papii az to iadaes hia 60 pass k,s
Sundays ailos sthes in Eagisa fashion: S,ys-
raj tia the little feil9w has bssa knoWntt
s.y that hs would not allow people 70 work
ca Sanday as they do Ia Francs Since the
seventh birthday 3 totos has been appointed for
him--a yoanz mas, 81 Moanier, caossn srsa.
rnatly solaiy for his good moral Gnalssses. The
little princs. hewoser, sill spends els larger
poriioa CT Ais t;.as With his govsrness, 20
whom he IL greatly a.taeflsd. aad 10 whom his
parents allow alm sss antife authority over him
Another lsiy, attached to tho court, having In.
,icesd him 70 siisobey her ON cue occasion the
recurrence Of fueh IA Essidshs was provided
axainst for the future by the lady bs!nS no
more iavitsd TO attend on tie Prince The
L nperor fondasss f,s his child appsaSs TO
bs extreme. and shs little fellow seems n4vss
90 happy - whsn etaEdiLg BY Ais tAahsr's
kars, While he points ens 10 Aim wkafsvts
may b likely 10 anass the boys inaxinA.
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05
FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

This non.aY;iv.i Of tns Central train las
nigh. LEFT us without any direct intelligence
from ihs army Of Gen. Lee.
TIE news which We have from Fssdssieka.
burg sesurss Il, that the Yankees have once
more made thti appearance Oh tasir cid stamp
Ing groun! III Stafford county. Ahcs. O'clock
On Monday morning, some avs hundred yau.
kees were near Brooks Station, which Ia abou:
nins miles from fredericksburg and four from
Aquia creek. TIE impresa;cn is that it was y
mere raidins party
Toe detention OF the Central train resulted
fTotn en- accident between WaJneetoro' and
Charlottesville.
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MoRNiN.s. AU0T S, 1868


r
A,s reesn, esesing held BY citizens OF Hall.
t.x county an extra asssion OF The virginia
1.,,s,s,ars w.s recommended. sad the Cover.
-, ,san.s.aa TO convene one with ths leass
r,ssib,e delay" DR.. f. A. Coleman presided,
s.3 Or. J. w. Craddock acted As Seorsiary.--
rae resolution wss moved ey Mf james G.
p,ncs, and ado p,sd uusnimonsly The chief ar.
oar.sn, for the calling together the Legislature
Srxs ,hs. toe .asuSeed condition of the State
demanded messures for the public defence
e..o.cisIiy from raids, which II WAS thought
the Lssislasars should adopt.
Ths miserable Constitution OF 50 saddlsd
Virginia vi biennial sessions Of her Lesis.
la,ure. II was lame and impo.eat conclusion
for body Of nen engaged in q, important u
r.st.sr G.. amending the Cousti,n,ion of tho
s,ats 10 arrive st The STATE Of Virginia,
pita her extensive area, large and Enltiforn
yssources and constantly aeerciag sui jsc.s of
legislative inquiry and action, r.qnires al an.
anal sss,ion Of her Gsne.al Assembly. In
her condition Of peace and security sho can.
not vilhous ipiary TO har interests dispense
With {, She had better hsvs q permanent
ssss,on ths yesf ronnd than q session once In
two years IL ordinarily, however, an annual
ssss.on Ia demanded By the wants sni inter.
ss's of the S.sss, i, is certainly more impera.
lively callsd for now, when Virginia 10 thrs at.
ened by hostile armies end rowing bandiiti. lt,
Loose upon her from her Northern border %
rob her people and desoiats her land. OF
ronrss the usu&l busine's Of legislation Is au.
psrsedsd in a great dsgrse by the stass of war.
rho public defence and the safety of the State
now demand chiefly our deiibsraei n aud our
means. Bat this deserves the attention of the
whole Gov ernmeris, and the measures proper
in the eIie ency cannot receive the highest de-
gree Of eEeisucy without the cooperation Ct
al the dep ar.meni,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05
PROMOTIONS IN THE ARMY.

Tas following psnme:iers il the army lis.ve
been Ia=4e: Big tiA::. Stephen ID. i.se, oi
South Casnina, TO bs Aajor General from Au'
gust Sd; Gel. o. +. >.raol, Of Tennessee, to be
i3risaiier from July 2:, Gel. James Dssh!er,
Of Alabama, To bs Esigsdier fccn, July %
Col. lawrence S. Baker. OF North Carolina
to bs B.igaiisr tom Jny %; Col. Lansi9Fa
l. I.omax. OF tisgipis, 10 be Brigadier from
July 22; C,i. T. %. Eoddy, Of A's,s4ma, 10 10
Bfigatisr Of cavalry from August 3;
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END OF TIE LAST kAID INTO NORTH
CAROLINA

The Yankse columns which marched intc
North Carolina Lavs retired. Tue two ,.iea
went ever North Carolina soii want b-&k 10
Nawbsrn, and the party that mAsehsd ioto the
State frcm Suffolk, composed of Spsafe's soF
Dodgsa cavalry. rsachs ID Suffolk Sunday fore
noen shout 10 O'clock, and AZ p. n. took up
their line of march for Norfolk. 4 battery os
si1hs pieces, known rs Howard's Regular U
3 Artillery, .whi;i, aiso sasaraPsaasa ths sx'
!. will ba .l,ippsi 70 Nsnhsrn, y. G. Tia ex-
ped.tion was uBser she com:ssn. Of Colonel
Spearz, AID tae man frseiy acknowledged in
Suffolk saa: tie expedition was u complete
faiiera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

may ray. with coed King David, Blessed ia
the people whc:s God Is the Lord Jehovah,
and blessed IL the folk whom lie hath chosen
TO bs Ills inheritance These and all grssss
necessary for as grant, o Heavenly Father,
Tor Jesus Chr;s!'s sass, oar only Mediator aud
ksdssMsr."
We eli know what becams of the Armads,
how Providence, through waves aad tsmpe.ts.
combined with tie energies of uankins and
Drake. wrought its destruction. Is. Us learn
faith snd hops from thas example and bs surs
that. if We are only true to oursslvee tho
birthrisht Of freedom which we inherited
from the fast anchored isls will nevsr be taken
frem u..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

TAc Recorder had large number of par.
sons be fore him yeitsrday for minor Offences,
ani dsposed Of them as speedily % possibss
lie held his Court ia the "swsat room Of tue
City Hall, which was 60 denssly crowded ana
~ Intensely warm that lawy srs, witnesses,
prisoners, and spectators came nigh Nuftoca.-
ing bsfore the bueiness was conclaASd. IL
ccurt r0oms are designed as sort Of pusxa.
tory in which 10 punish oil who chancs TO sn.
ter their docrs, than the present one h. perfect
i every particular; but II they are intended
for cool. calm judgment, and attentive bear.
ing, the ono now ussd BY the Rscordsr 10 en-.
tireiy unsui.sd. Cannot Market Hall % had
f3r shor: time far the uss of the polios7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

Comfy Court Justices Couh Of usu-
riso vera in session yesterday, and dispSssd
of d large amount Of business, but had 6elore
than no important criminal eases. Az oil the
Magistrates ara to meet on Saturday next, Is 10
TO ba hoped that the subj scs Of county roada
will receive at.sntion, and that commissloners
xi,l bs appointed md instructed 70 proceed d
oucs to put the Dsep RIM, Meadow Bridge,
Mschanicsville, and other importans rosds
lea ling to this city, in good order before win.
ter sets in. The present overssers cannot
command the fores necsssary to do the work,
and, ii the matter isleft with them, thsis high.
ways will be impssshbls daring tho wiatsr
months Iienrleo county owes II to the army
Of Sirgiaia, as wall ~ to the people Of the
county, TO have her pnbIic thoroughfarss pas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

T.sason 10 civil oAsnss sxalsss the Com
fsdsra,s States, and muss BE- tried b. evil ~.
eminent know Of civil irsisoss shsy easIe %
report thsm ~ Jaags Hsiybartos's s0san,
ani not cenlias thS0 in Csstte TAnaAes. II
the civil officers know Of military o4soasgs,
they ought TO turn them over = The R10voss
Marshal, and thus ssense thslr tsiai b Coast-
Martial. II this course were paegas6 al tbs
branches Of the OovsSamsnt WealA woek har.
monisasiy, and important matters thas now -.
cape notice wonld thea be discovered anA
bro,ixh TO light
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

Dromnsd jim Macksy, FREQ negro boy,
was accidentally drowned while bathing in
James river, near Rockets last Monday aight /.
His body had not been recovered yesterday.