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OK HANGING.-Whow would suppose Mr..
Greeley opposed to hanging when it sug-
gests i'll the Tribune such racy chapter as
the following?
The convict Calvin, who was executed at
Memphis the other day for murder, made 4
short but comprehensive speech on the scaf-
fold, in which he rather than else assumed
the tone of an injured man, saying, " for
give every body. I forgive everybody, az
hope the Lord will forgive me-" And in this
sweet frame of mind he went to the place
from which nobody has ever come back, to
the best of the common knowledge and
belief.
Moody, who was hung with Calvin, made
a somewhat longer and more elaborate ad-
dress, the importantspart Of which was
that to the end lie stoutly affirmed his inno-
cence, and protested that, like the dog
Tray, he suffered for having been in bad
company. But when the poor wretch,
stammering out the last words which would
ever fall from his tongue, said, with kind
of pathetic earnestrcss, "l'll soon be gone !;
you won't sec me any more hope you'll
all come the same way" the crowd
"laughed, az IL listening 10 some rare
Joke. This-the sneering litter Or the con-
temptuous gutfaw-was the last friendly
greeting which his fellow-creatures had for
a miserable man in - the article Of death"
But, after all, why should there have been
any dismal sobriety? q havc prcfessed
religion" said Moody, " since have been
in Jail, and have found the precious love
Of God" Clearly very proper person to
hang with daughter and lawful
mirth." This world wasn't good enough
for hi
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A MASONIC TRIBUTE TO TIE LATE COLONEL
ACGCST.-At n stated meeting OF Dove Lodge
No. 81 held &c their hall on Friday evening Au-
gust o. 1860, the following preamble and resolu-
tions. reported By the committee, were adopted,
and ordered TO be published In the daily papers OF
this city,
"In tho death of Worshipful THOMAS p. Az
GUST Past Master off this Lodge, the Masonic Fra
,erpity while bearing citizens their full propor-
lion of a calamity which has befallcn the commu-
,,tv haze a sorrow and feel an afaictlon pccu-
lIarlv their own, With the confidence of intimate
acnuaintance they cordially and feelingly endorse
tho Justice of all the cuiogiums upon his prigate
worth, his professional cmlnence, and his poollc
usefulness which the sad occasion has caliedtortn
,.But they mourn not merely the upright man,
The vnlued citizen. the honorable counsellor, the
purc and unsclhsh friend. With them more sacred
ties have been sundered, and holier memories arc
present IN their thoughts. Theirs Is the sorrow Oh
\ stricken household. They weep beloved ana
cherished brother. whose fraternal sympathy "aS
their pride, whose matured wisdom was their re-
source whose honest fame was their boast
.Wben the inscrutible dispensation of Provi-
dcnce bring with them such o grief, language is
inadcauatc to give expression to feelings which
we'll M In the heart and clamor for utterance, out
which choking emotion forbids. therefore De IL
Rss0lred That as i feeble testimonial OF their
sense of the deep atiction occasioned by the oeatn
of ofWorshipful Brother THOMAS p. AUGUST, whose
fragrant memory In the heart Of each and every
member of this Lodge will long defy the tooth OF
Time we will wear the usual badge OF mourning
for thirty days; and that memorial page OF our
minutes be dedicated TO his memory.
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed 70
communicate copy OF the preamble ana rcsolu-
ton to the family OF the deceased
j. A. LYMAN,
l.. l.. BASS,
Committee.
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The PCBLIC acknowledgements RE-
PORT.-The following is the moriuary re-
port for the week ending August 28th, com
piled from sections returns received at the
Office of the Board of Health:
Whole number Of deaths in the ctty.--22
Ssr.-Males, II; females, 5.
Color.-Whitc males, 10; white females,
3; colored males, I; colored females, 2.
Conditi0n.-Married, 3; single, 10
widowcr, | g; unknown, 3.
Natiuity.-United States, 10; England,
| Germany, l unknown |.
AgeS.-l month to 6, 4; 6 months to IL
l; / year to 3, 8; 10 years to 20, 2; 30
years to 40, 2; 40 years to so, 2; so years
to 60, l; 50 years to 90, l 100 years, |.
Causes Of Death.-Congestive fever, |
cholera infantum, 2; congestion Of the
brain, /: consumption, 3 ; diarrh@a (chro-
nic), / dyscntery lchronic), ; diphtheria,
l +; dropsy (gcneral) / dropsy Of the chest,
/; deliri,n1 tremenS, l ; debility, z ; IN
fammation Of the brain, 2; Inflammation
of the stomach, l; sunstroke, |; typhoid
fever, tGbes mesenteriCa, | unknown, |
J. G.. CABELL, NJ. D., President,
WILLIAM G.. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
R. E. J. PEBBLES, NJ. D.,
Members of the Board Of Health.
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When the Able Moigno undertook to in
troduce the stercoscope into France he first
took the instrument to Arago and tried to
interest him in it. Arago, however, has
defect of vision which causes him to see
double. When he looked into the stereoscope
accordingly he saw only tumble of four
pictures. The Able then went to NJ. Sa-
vart, another distinguished member of the
Institute, but NJ. Savart had only one eye /;
so he tried M. Becquerel. NJ. Becquerel
was an excellent authority on electricity,
but paid little attention to optics, for the
excellent reason that he was nearly blind.
NJ. Pouillet, Of the Conseryatoire des Arts
ct Meters, was next applied to. lie lis
tened with deep interest, but unfortunately
he squinted, aud therefore could see nothing
in the instrument but fog. Lastly, NJ.
Biots zeal was invoked, but NJ. Blot was q
very enthusiastic defender of the theory of
the emission cf light, and until he could be
assured that the new instrument did not
contradict that theory, he uould not see
anything in it. The stereoscope got into
France after while nevertheless.
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DEPARTURE OF Me-. PE4BoD His
HEALTH MucE IMrRovEp.-Whits Sulphur
Springs, ". Va, August 30.-George Pea
body left this morning in a special car
furnished by the president of the Balti-
more ard Ohio railroad. His cough is al-
most entirely relieved, and his health much
improved. &c stops il Baltimore and
philadelphia . day o. two, and goes then to
Massachusetts. General Lee accompanied
lin as far as Goshen Depot. The old yisi-
tora mere arc leaving, and now ones are
elSwdiHg in.
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ODps AND ESDs.-Tbis is the first day OF
autumn,
The average range of the thermometer
yesterday was rs Fahrenheit.
The colorcd people here are going into
the life insurance business.
Samuel 7. Bayley has been appointed e
notary public for Spotsylyania and Louisa.
Captain Chalkley collected $3.50 of fines
imposed at the Mayors court last month.
Mcssre. Snyder l. Irby have furnished
three elegant iron fronts for stores in
Norfolk.
Business is brisk and buildings are going
up at Ashland. -.
The Colored Conservative Club Of Rich
mond is four hundred strong.
A railing has been erected at the edge Of
the ravine on the west side Of Fifth street.
4 Church Hill belle appeared as for
tune-tcller" at the Montgomery White
Sulphur fancy ball.
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AFF1pAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had \ form of affidavit, required by Gene
raj Orders No. 81, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The NJ
,ida,it Is required before any execution can DC
issued by Il clerk Of court
We ran furnish these forms at 80 per hundred. or
nftv cents pcrdozcu, or five cents apiece TO the
cities and country. Liberal discount To the trace
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CHARTER OF A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING
COMPANY Judge Bramhall has granted q
charter of incorporation to Robert \. Lam
caster, james c. Southall, William T.
Walker, william q. Haxall, Isaac II. Car
rington, and such others as they may here
after associate with them, under the name
of the Richmond Enquirer CompGny. The
object of the company is the printing and
publishing of the Richmond Enquirer
newspaper in the city of Richmond.
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Members of the Board Of Health.

Arm BRogES.-A few days ago Lavvie,
daughter of the late Thomas NJ. Ladd,
aged about six yeare, in attempting to jump
from box about two feet high 10 the
ground, fell and broke bone in her left
forearm, two inches below the elbow.
DR.. Terrell promptly rendered surgical as
sistance, and the little sufferer is now doing
well
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In consequence Of the mass meeting to
be held at Second Baptist church on Fri
day evening, on behalf OF Richmond Col
lege, the regular weekly meeting of the
Richmond Musical Benevolent Association
will take place On Thursday evening al St
o'clock.
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Blacque Bey, the accomplished Minister
of Turkey to this country, has been promo
ted by the Sultan to the grade Of " Ullah."
We all know what that means, and can
therefore intelligently congratulate him
upon bis accession to suoh deserved honors.
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TOURNAMENT AND BALL.-Ihe tourna-
mcnt and ball at Amelia Springs on the Sd
instant promises to be great success. In
order to accommodate the large number Of
people who will attend, the railroad COM
pany will issue tickets for the round trip at
three dollars
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FOREIGN ExpoETATIoNs.-The following
clearances for foreign ports were made
Monday at the custom house: The British
brig XI., Lancashire, Captain Griffith, for
Liverpool with tobacco, cleared b. Lee,
Seddon & Co., and the Danish barkentine
Jaceiro, Nyborg, Captain II. Lange, for Rio
with 2,375 Dunlop" barrels flour, 795
"McCauce barrels hour-equal to 3,l7O
horrcls
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CoHsEcRATIoN or A STSAG0GUE.-TEe
neat little edifce erected on Mayo street
near Broad by the Hebrew congregation
Kennesseth Israel will be consecrated with
appropriate ceremonies this afternoon at
3 o'clock. Rev. George Jacobs, Of Phila-
delphia, will preach the conservation SER
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SEIZURE or FAcToRIEs.--A deputy United
States Marshal was yesterday sent to Dan
vile with instructions to seize two tobacco
factories there for alleged violation OF inter
nj rnycnua lNWa.
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LIST OF USNAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RIcHMoND PosT-OFFIcE SEP
rExBER ], is69.-Alfred Moses, John d.
Roshen, Richmond, Va; R. 0. Dupree,
Northampton, Va; Mrs. Bridget Jackson,
Powhatan county, Va; 3. W. Kelley, Will
mington, Del; P. ]. Folkes, NottoWay
ocun.v Jo
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FINE WHEAT.-PleGsapts & Ross have
laid upon our table u fine sample OF eupe-
rior white straw Mediterranean wheat,
raised by Colonel David s. Bell, one of the
most suceessful farmers Of Augusta county,
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Dividend patato policy-hollcrs at end of second

ITIFIVFTU IlIIIf VIIU OF bO'UNU
yc1r- ia lNjg, forty per cent.
The success Of this company has exceeded all
conducted upon Legitimate life insurance princi-
pies.
Its MIN has been 10 exercise special care In the
s.I.r'iop u riSkS the strictest economy, and 0b-
E,irto security III the investment Of IT. "ccumuls-
iiuus. IA" extreme responsibility of the com
pal.y trstltcs this SAT" and prudent course ia tic
car" ci the sacred funds conitdrG.
Sp,ciJi JtGturtE that should lead all To Insure
IN ~" company. An investigation Of Its plans md
merit, viii leave no one In doubt and All nil re-
CTct insurance elsewhere.
Annual dividends on life policies. commencing
4: cad OF first wear and UucthiTd loan Oh profits.
No notes required for premiums. All policies
n"u-fcri,itablc.
40 restrictions on travel or residence outside
III" tropics. go
Spccil protection 10 married women and chill
drcn, under charter.
10 extra rate Oh females.
lis Investments are made securely, for the bcncft
al the policy-hulGcr>. -
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWlERF.
lin
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BASS,
Committee.

TIE corner grocery has brought many man 10
rags. but the corner clothing store Tenth ana
Main streets win clothe everybody in tho best
stvlc cheap for cash.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PROMPT ARREST OF MoRE ALLEGED
HoRsE-TH1EvEs.- Our police and detectives
are getting to be experts in the art OF re-
covering stolen horses. The two mules
stolen from Mr.. L. Bloomer on Sunday
night were very soon found by Captain Pat.
Woods hid away in the stable of Squire
Hendrick, about two miles from Richmond.
They we're put there of course without the
knowledge or consent of Mr.. Hcndrick.
Captain Wood then arrested white man
named Joe Childress on suspicion that he
was concerned in the robbery. This sus-
picion proved correct, rs Childress con-
fessed to have been one of the parties, and
gave information which led to the arrest of
his accomplice, Jack Needham, a man we'll
known to the police, end supposed opal y
of the notorious Granville Montelle. Need
ham was arrested on yesterday morning by
officer O'Dwyer, and is now in confinement.
The charges against both of the accused
will be investigated at the police court this
morning.
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gayxg AND HANKERs.
SAYINGS BANh.

TIE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE C0MPANI..
ico.cy on deposit, on which they pay lNI EBsssl;
Ihey would respectfully call the a.teasioa of I'll
hayfug Idle money to this department. py,,a.,
once, No. l?e2 corner OF Main ana timssi&
streets. v. u. DaN -, t,S7iNSsst,,, tt,,,
DIagcroRs: J. b. Dsyis, j. A. belylaa sgsgsp
1. ". Doswen and ". w, Cru1p. gA-sN
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NJ. ELLYsoS 4 Co. will Insert advertisements IN
tho principal newspapers in Virginia, North Oaro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities Ut puo-
fishers, rates, for cash. Apply At this office.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS yoR SALE DY THE HUN
DRIED mt the UiSpnth office.
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ANOTHER STOLEN Mule CAsE.-William
Henry, who was arrested few days since
for having a mule in his possession sup
posed to have been stolen, and which he
offered for sale at Wares stable, was again
before the Mayor yesterday morning for
further hearing. The mule has been idcn-
tilted by Dr.. E. II. Gregg, Of King William,
as his property. Henry claims that he did
not steal the mule, and that he can show
where he got him from. The Mayor, in
order to give the accused time to have wit
nesses summoned, again continued the case.
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AUCTION SALES TEGEs DAY.

LEE & GODDIN will sell at ?. N. 4 framed
dwelling on the corner of Twenty-ffth and Q
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DENTAL NOrICE.-Dr. c. +. kloebcr mas re-
turned to the city. and may be found at MS oinceat
all hours. Dental rooms, qO2 Broad street.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

The Italian journals state that the lady
who vas lately found murdered in car
riagc on one Of the Neapolitan railways
was the Counters CuttaGco, and that the
perpctrator of the crime WAS Lieutenant
Ncgri, of the Victor Emmanuel Lancers.
Intimate relations had formerly existed be-
tween them, but had been broken off on
account of the officers jealousy and yio-
lence. The Lady was returning TO her
friends, ana Negri seems to have watched
her departure and taken n seat in the same
train, and, during the journey, to have
made his way by holding by the carriages
outside to the compartment IN which the
Countess was seated alone and far from all
assistance. He smashed the glass window
with the butt end Of o pistol, and; opening
the door, fred two shots at her, killing his
victim instantaneously-one bullet tra-
vcrsing the chest, and the other penetrating
the head through the eye. lie then either
Jumped or fell from the carriage; but no.
thing is known Of his movements until the
next evening, when he appeared at a hotel
Of Maria Capua Fetere. About midnight,
after writing some letters, he committed
suicide by throwing himself from his cham
Der window into the street. He had given
a false name, but several officers OF the
regiment have since recognized the corpse
es that Of their comrade.
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THE BABY BUSINESS.

IN NEW YORK CITY
WHERE, WHEN, AND HOW TO OBTAIN
A BABT-CHRISTIAE FAMILIES SUP
Piled WITH BLUE-EYED BABIES on
DEMAND.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 81, 1862.

IUII
ARRIVED,
S,a,mer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
rhandi,c and passengers, l.. Il. Taiun
Steamer TIcrttOrd, Wescott, thlcKIhoinlh!' h'ef
ch,udlsc and passengers, a. Millspaugh; ,,,
~tnnmnr james 5. Green, Pace, fhilideiphla'
merchandise aud passengers, w. Z. Porter.
SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New 1oEK, lhcf-
chnn,ii,c and passengers. W. Z. Durham 90.
Brig XII, lancashire, Griffith, Liverpool tooac-
CO. &c, Scdon < Co. r,.,,o
Schooner Hattie toombs, Jau'esoh' p"itiil'i''
Schooner Fannie Klrkbridc, Abbott, lime, North
river, Curtis Il Parker.
MEMORANDA.
urcr Point August 3l.-Arrived. steamer
Admiral. Freeman, merchandise and passen,,
ycrs, York River Railroad Company, ana Saiiea
on return. -, ,,.o,o, n
gosToy, August 9o.-Arrigcd, schooner l. "
Hertz Clinton, from Richmond.
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Mayors C0rRT-TUEsDAY-May0r Cha
hoon prcsiding. - Catharine Royal and
Lizzie Jackson (negroes), charged with
stealing sundry articles, valued at thirty
dollars, from Margaret Smith (ncgro), were
discharged.
Martha Bradley (ncgro), drunk and dis
orderly and using proGane language in the
street, was sent to jail in default of one
hundred dollars security for her good be-
havior.
+. II. Martin was fined five dollars and
required to give sccurit: for bic COOL be-
hayior for insulting Mrs. Lucy \. Parker
md Miss Sarah Jackson III the Second
Market.
James Anderson (ncgro) was fined five
dollars for assaul;ing ana beating his wife.
George MiGlcton, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street, was
required to give security for his good be-
havior:
Charles Madison vas fired two dollars
and fifty cents for being drunk and dis
orderly in the street.
Daniel Mathews and Isaac Berkeley (co-
lorcd), charged with forcing themselves
into the house of Captain Denis Callahan
and creating o disturbance, was dis
charged.
The case of Molly Brooks, charged with
being drunk and disordcry and creating u
disturbance in the streets, was continued.
J.N. Eubank, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and resisting the police, was
fined $3.50.
Maggie Dunnagan was fined $3.50 for
disordcrly conduct in the street.
william Daniel, charged with assaulting
and threatening his wife, was discharged
on promising to do better in the future. lie
was set back, however, in default Of pay
mcnt OF costs.
Ben Allen alias Debbrick (colored)
charged with interfering with the police
and attempting to rescue prisoner in their
charge, was fined ten dollars, and set back
in default.
William A. McGee and John /. Bosher,
charged with fighting in the bar-room OF
Christian Thorn, were discharged on pay
ment of costs.
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TIE CIRCULATION OF TIE sDIspATCH"
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATfoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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A New Branch OF MAsONRT-THE MEM
PHIs RITE ~ RICHNOND.-There is
movement on foot in this city, and said to
be meeting with much favor, looking to-
wards the organization of q Chapter, Senate,
and Council, Of Rose Croix Masons, in &C
cordance with what is known as the Ancient
and Primitive Rite Of Memphis. Several
prominent Richmond brethren have taken
the degrees in New York, and not only give
them the stamp of their approval, but
speak of the rite in terms Of unqualified
admiration. Thirty-six names have been
signed to the petition for the Chapter; fifty
is the number required.
The rite of Memphis was established in
America November 8, 1856, by the Grand
Hierophant, Marcones dc Negree, OF the
Grand Orient Of France. The Supreme
Council, instituted by this illustrious bro
thcr, met in New York until 1862, when
Brother II. J. Seymour visited Paris and
procured an independent charter. From
that time this branch Of Masonry has stea-
dily gained strength, and it now numbers
about sixty-fve bodies, located in the prin-
cipal cities of the Union.
The degrees are conferred only upon per-
sons who have been regularly initiated, !,
passed and raised to the sublime degree OF
Master Mason; but it is proper TO state that
they are independent of, and in no way in
tcrfc:e with, the Royal Arch Chapter or
Comma ndery degrees as now conferred in
Virginia. The first eight degrees of the
rite of Memphis, are conferred in q
Rose Croix Chapter-viz., Discreet Master
Tor fourth dcgrce), Sublime Master, Sacred
Arch, Secret Vault, Knight of the Sword,
Knight of Jerusalem, Knight Of the Orient,
and Knight of Rose Croix. Then follow
nine degrees, conferred by the Senatc-viz.,
Knights Of the Red Eagle, Temple, Taber-
nacle, Serpent, KadoSh, and Royal Mystery,
Grand Inspector, Sage of Truth, and Her
metic Philosopher. Three other degrees,
known as the Twenty first, Twenty-se-
cond, and Twcnty-third, are confer
red by the Senate in presence of
the families of the brethren. Then
follow the seven Council degrees-viz.,
Patriarch of Truth, Patriarch of Flani-
sphcrcs, Patriarch Of the Sacred Vedas,
Patriarch of Isis, Patriarch Of Memphis,
Mystic City, and Sub-Mastcr of the Great
Work. These are all the regular degrees,
but there are three others, merely honorary
and known as the Thirty-frst. Thirty
second, and Thirty-third, conferred only on
certain officers.
The ritual rf Rose Croi1 Masons is said
to be very beautiful and impressive, and
the uniform very handsome. \ recent pro-
cession of Gramercy Chapter, No. /, of New
York, attracted n great deal of attention
and very laudatory notices from the press.
The brethren in Richmond proposing to
ioin in the movement will meet at st.
Alban's Hall on Friday evening. Further
information can be obtained of Nor. J. +.
Rcgnaut or Wor. Powhatan Wcisiger.
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TIE Hoy HABEAs CoRPUs.-The case of
P. II. Hoy, brought before Judge Bramhall
on q writ Of habeas corpus, was argued
yesterday, and the request of the petitioner
for bail refused by the court. 1t appeared
from the evidence that Hoy shot Perkinson
because the latter called him liar. Judge
Bramhall remarked incidentally that he
wished all persons distinctly to understand
that calling man liar was not sufficient
provocation for taking life. Hoy was re-
manded to Chesterfield county jail.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-ssxs,z,;asErEIyy:sa,

NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.-sSzszaTTyas
~ The boats OF the JAMES
YER AND KASAWHA CANAL .osirAA1
viii leave the dock as usual promptly ~ !! 81: Oh
Freight and tolls on goods for LynchharS a@no @
beyond collected delivery or Prepai a. t,1 IN
option OF the shipper. Every faculty +, as
sumcd 10 deliver down freight elsewhere than az
ny office on the Dock without special as,eenaens.
Way freight Will not be delivered 'iu eA'' eS' -
paid. -
dsn 1oii' ''N NV EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER J. f".
;,,r rIsrs G.3ti Moon rises. .........R 10 10
sun erts.,...... $40 High tir... .l.ao