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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12

! AND FOR SALE NEAk kICH4nOrD.
- 1 he subscriber offers for sale small but a
most excellent FARM, Of about fifty acres, on the
South side Of the Williamsburg road near Hinch
mans, two and ha + miles from the Old Market
About two-thirds Of The Land cleared, aid con.
siderable part now cultivated as market garden
Such is its fertility, adaptation and convenience to
market makes it one of the most desirable places
toT a market garcen and dairy about the city, and
if properly managed, its cost could be easily made
from its profits. The Building csn, with but little
expense, be rendered comfortable residence, with
all necessary convenience, end number of the best
springs Of water on the place
Those wishing to purchase will please call and
examine for themselves
TERMS very liberal. Apply to Robert Hastings,
on the premises, or to the subscriber.
29-dlmw4t SAMUEL HASTINGS
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Il phICEs- -. D. GOODMAN, No - Aain sts
opposte Eagle Square, has just received another
supply OF nps Dress and Frock Goats; also. varied
assortment OF Businsss ceats fancy caasmsre Psn,s
and ,nerino Vesas Thsy ars OF choice paaterns,
made In The best manner and cut 70 d. precisely
CalI ana examine J. D. g., No Ia Main strsst.
N.B.-For cash, Trunks of every qualify and
size, q . very small per cent % cost eeS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12

pEPPKR, spice, Ginger, Mace, Cloves,
sea WN. EGGLESTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12
E.ra London Examiner sept. II.
(tlrANO.

THE LUB0> ISLANDS AND THEIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12

NOTICE.-Au persons indebted TO the late firm
IL of PEAKE, BRADLEY Il CO. either by Bond
or open account. are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle them, as no longer indulgence
will be given These accounts oi long alamo ing
and must De settled.
Also, all persons indebted to Us, whose accounts
are due, are requested TO settle them speedily tor
We are determined to have them settled without
delay.
au3l-ts BRADLEY g. BROTHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12

fsIHE NOTES OF THE UNITED
4 STATES BANK, Washington, d. c., will be
redeemed by me IN Virginia money.
WIN. N TIESLEY.
au 3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12

L L family hoe Herrings
so bbis No halifax Herrings
so DO No = do DO
In store and for ssle low By A. S. LEE
su l0-t5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12

OTICE.-Ah persons indebted to The iats
~ Jacob karr, deceased. and the hrm Of Kari q
Brother, are requested TO make payment imme-
diately; and all persons having claims asain Jacob
Ksr individually, requested to presens the same
PHILIP BERGHEIMER,
Admir- Of Jacob karr, deceased,
oc4-lots 18th st-, I'd door from Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12

no TOBACCO MAaUFACTURERs
i The subscriber solicts the attention Of Tobac
co Manufacturers ." his superior Presses and Mills
Of every description. P. RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12

pRIVATE PRACTlCk.-Dr PLUME
L co. may be consulted confdentiaIly, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
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whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attentloS to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded SO the very best
article known, TO give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debated organs, as well as to renov.te
system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at.
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia fe y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12

I AND WAKKANTs.-We wish 70 purchase
Ia 100 Land Warrants, for which the highest mar
ket price viii be paid.
aa2l CIV PIRCELLA 4 co.
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IYAVE removed their office to No. I55 Main st
IL Entrance ON ilth street, two doors above the
Exchange Bank, in the room formerly occupied az
the Richmond Library"
Being engaged in closing their business, they re-
quest all persons indebted to them to call and settle
their accounts. se 10 Pm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
The Cabinet.

The Cumberland Anegharian (Maryland) suggests
Hon. John W. Davis, Of indiana. proper appoint
ment for Post Master General. The following Is an ex
tract from the article allsded tsi
This gentleman we understand, smigrated from this
county to the west He has beea Speaker oil the House
of es-COmmissiohsr TO Chns-and was
President Of the Democratic National Convention that
dominated Gen. Pierce for the Presidency. Ne is q
western man. aid from his gsos -aphsa position his
extensive knowledge OF the wants and wssss OF Ams
rican people and his sool, dspassienats Judgment,
every guarantee given that through him The sxpssta
tons OF the public would be realized Tie foss Office
Department; should be filled by one who has occupied
positions in the performance OF ths duties oil vhieh hs
las given syidense of intellectual capacity Mr. Davis
has been often tried aad in every instance has furnished
prool that he is a strong minded efficient NAN. In
iswing the claims therefore, Of the many coed
be found in the Democratic ranks, knew Of
more worthy suitable for the station than Nr
Davis He is known from end Of the Uniss Il the
other and is universally esteemed, and i selected for
that department Of the Government: doubt, wosld
exhibit his usual impsrtaty in the exercise Of ihe ap
pointing power, well all other duties Incident to
the station.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
Eric Railroad.

The business on this road is increasing with consd.
cradle rapidly The Dunkirk Journal Of the Ssth alt
states the receipts Of aour for the week foot
forty-vs thousand barrels and is addition to this the
receipts beef pork in the hog butter and cheese
been very large. The New Isrk and Bris Railroad
has forward average of Ave thousand barrels
day, besides several pork and butter trains The re-
eepts Of the read for October exceed those Of octo-
Der, 1851 20, 600 dsIlars, while those Of November
and December will shsv excess Of about seventy
Ave Thousand dollars. Up to November the years in
crease was eight hundred thousand dellars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
Nebraska.

The people Of this Hnorganzsd country have elected
Mr.. Guthrie their delegate who has gone to Wash.
ingtOn for the purpose Of securing the passage Of
get organizing the Territory Of Nebraska Kanzss.
This country is the home Of the pelswarss, Nj
smies, Potawatimies, Shawnss, Wyand0ts, and other
semcivlized Indian tribes 1t is ane grazing ssun.
try Astounding in beautiful streams of With linn
her and prairie intsrsPersed. The white population is
small, but is the increase. military pest has
been established the Ksnzas hundred and aliy
miles from the Missouri, to which point steamboats, Of
light draft can run.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
u.ites s,a,as ssna,ar

We learn by the State Sentinel that Gov Wright has
changed his determination relative filling the vacancy
in the y. =. Senate. and has appointed Hon. c. w
Csthcat, Of LaPorts county, to that responsible
tOn We know but little Of Mr.. Csthcart person
ally bat have heard hin spoken OF Of talents,
good legislator, and sound Democrat. We glad
the Governor has changed his opinion. We arc Of
those wss believe that when person commits error,
tbs sooner they rstrast the better. There has been
bat one spniss, far have heard expression,
relative to SLING the vacancy and that was, that
not only the privileges but th- bounden duty ofthe Gov
srnor 10 Ill it Immediately. He has done IT, and
done it in time to meet any exigsncy which may arise
upon the rsasserssng Of Congress, and thus the
ter ends for the prsssst.-Vsysy Gszsfte.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

AT the late election in Benznger township Elk
y Pa 173 votes polled for Pieres and King, and
not one for Scott and Graham.-Erehangs paper.
Georgia beat that (says the Savannah Georg
At the late election in Buoeh county in this stase ss
hundred and sghtyssvsH votes poled for Pierce
and King and not for SCOTT and Graham. We have
indeed learned that presented himself at she
polls with the purpose OF vstns ihs Scsti ckst bat il
being suggested thet he had been inmats Of a
lunac asylum the election inspectors concluded that
support Of the Seward candidate evidence Of re-
turned insanity and that ground refused receive
his vote.
We claim for BsIlech the glory Of being the banner
county alone Of the Democracy Of Georgia. but OF
the Democracy Of the Usion.--RieAnond fYs) En-
gzirg.
and welingtons will probably exceed the cost Of both
10 the British government.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
Pay Your Postage.

The New Hampshire "oasis" commends the follow
ing terrible lines Of IFS correspondents who
have forgotten good in writing upon their swn
business, and saadled With postage Of he cents
saze themselves three:"
The that a-day will write
And not prepay his letter.
Is worsor than the heathsns are
what don't knew any BETTER
Aad IL you take a hns-teOth comb.
aud rake down "sll creation"
YOu csadnt find meaner
a this here mighty nation,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
A Prediction.

The Eatchez Free Trader makes the following predo-
ron the truth or fasehsed Of which will te domonstra-
ted in few weeks:
We predict that by the LIST Of January, 1883, rev.
clinton will be in successful operation in the States 81
Zaeatecas, Tamaulipas, and chihuahua, and al the
Northern States Of Mexico. The sbeot viii be to
tabsh an independent oonfederated Republs, similar
to the United States. I, viii be upaer the lead Of
Americans though nomnsly under that OF Mexcans II
will be successful and will have q material bearing on
tie destiny Of the South Of the United States and o.
this continent"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

D-The coalition has been defeated in Massachusetts,
and glad Of it. Better, thousand times, have
good national Wing, Of the Webster sohsol in the
Senate, than such a Sumner Mann. The
Boston Post, edited by Colonel Greene with so much
ability, has always opposed this coalition. Amid all
the temptations there has beea noble band Of Demo
Gratis who have nsyer Lowed the knee the Baal Of
FTse-soil tanatieisn We hope they may have their
rard
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

C-Gen. Pierce has taken rooms at the Eagls Hotel,
new house just opened in Concord. yhsre he will
main until he leaves for Washington which will be early
in Pebrsary, In tbs meantime tae Hotel keeper will
reap rich harvest, from theRspaesoss vsiar. who vi"
desire to pay iaeir respects the President elss'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
The Young namasrasx

The following sentiment was offered at the Demo-
cratic Festival, which off at Tammany Hall, New
York, on Monday evening last:
The Young Demooracy-Earnest, active, and pro-
gressive Ever ready to lend their aid to all views asd
propositions having fer their objects the advancement of
mankind. The country locks forward with hope and
faith to the ndomitabs spirit which actuatea them in
the late contest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

~Ths New Ysrk Times. Wing, strongly condemns
the sshssrvsni and trucking policy Of the Administers.
tios, IN relation 70 the Cuban Affairs. From WELL
timed article We make the following extract:
by this step (not ssndag the mails by the Chero.
sApasy nts compliance with the demands of tho Cap
tss General Of Csba. Whether the maneuver will
prove suossssfsl sot remains be IL not we
shall be sarisss 10 see ~ what dsgredatioa the
company into the surrender of all control its own
afsirs into the hands of the Spanish YicegeEsut at
Havana. The Emperor Soulsuque will probably next
Tsss: :. any vessel unless
phancs With the rsqusition the part of suthor
ties We trust the company, and country dispense
with the mail services Of single Havana with
on; ssrioss nossvsnienes until the 4h Of March next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
HOW Pierce was Elected

The Syracuse Star, rabd Scott paper, in Philsso-
phica attempt Cor the result OF the late sec
ton, says:
'Ths result was brought about by aconcatenaton Of
ortutous circumstances snpsrnducea by succession Of
unparalleled condolences
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
Hon, W. X. King.

The runner Of sde death Of ths Hon. VIM r. King
is sosirsdstsd The Ohio Statesman received a des.
patch from J. w. Forssy, On Wednesday stating that
the report was ialse, Senator Clemens informed the
editor OF the Rshsssad Enquirer that he Mr. King
on bis way hsssgh Alabama, and that his health had
greatly i@sFssed The Union says he will resume
his dates as PSssasg officer Of the United States Sen.
ake r+
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

The following letter frsm q yoasg carpenter who
saigrated fros this city last March, will probably
be Of interest to some Of readers:
oRHsoN CITY, Oct. IL, 1852.
Dear F.: an at present working atmy trade for
IA nan By the name Of p, farmer and trader Of
board 10 worth 80 per wsek-mskng my wages much
better than sosla get in the States think posi-
bic that might have got higher wages by gog higher
Up the valley but sssld not get any more favorable
place for working.
Most OF the Isdsnapolis boys are in the valley Mr.,
Beck is at Portland Sam Little is there also, bat in
tssds gsisg 70 Pagers Sound this fall. $40,
The Bread Ripple boys stepped at Willow Creek,
about seventy miles from the Daes Their team gave
oat bat ssmc Of them afoot to the Dalies. How
they intend v dispose Of themselves | do not know.
from the Bales. He seat Vtz and ed. Merrill TO
the pallss procure cattle herd this winter. How
they succeeded cannot hear.
When left the wagons Johnson and the Merrill boys
were talking Of ssttliag in Grand Round Valley; so
sappsss they have to final conclusion tn settle
somewhere thsrsabsuts.
have already fallen in love with this country II is
indeed n great country. Great in her magnificent
mountsin sssn@y-great 10 the productions OF her
ssl-srsat in her beautiful aad romantic streams,
with water power 10 turn all tbs machinery in
the vsrd-srsa in the energy Of her men, and greater
in the energy Of her women. have not seen woman
who either in the situation that ladies like be
in, who lsvs their lords Just Of IT, The wife Of
the for wksn / an work, has been married four
years and has snr shdrsn the edest Just talk the
just walk, the just crawl the next just do
nothing else bat bawl-havag made his first entrance
late life zen days age. ncsd scarcely add that
the lady is fron Indiana. ~ s
cOf the Forests in this valley, can only say that
Hooser beside the here would be bat shrubs
The kind Of timber is yellow, red, ard white r and &C.
aar. at present writing 10 forest Of ir, where
many Of the trees will reach 200 feet and at the butt
are least feet TIE ar will answer for all the
purposes TO wAish apply ash, oak, and poplar TO
buding The cedar s the nsest finishing ismber ever
worried In fact nothing be finer TO work better
after IL 10 worked.
SThs only thing dislike i. this country is theLndans;
the most filthy set ever saw, worse by far than
negroes.
There is great deal Of suffering The plains. |
witnessed considerable myself and some scenes of dis
tress hope may never see squalled. 5. r. ID.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

Wv Demseratis Press at Chicago, comes to us
u desp mssrsing fer the death of VIM. R. King The
telegraph hero only announced that there was rumor
Of his death RiahmosS. in Michigan Illinois, aud
Wisssnsia is was ssnounesd as positive fact. The
whsls thing was got Up for mischisvous purposes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09


ssThs Laaysts Journal is terribly alarmed for fear
some insom pstsst naa will be elected Canal Trustee
It's its estimation nsithsr Nj. Puett DIR. Nofsingor
who have served in that capacity, qualified In the
estimation OF the editors the Office is important that
il is dangerous TO trust the selection the Democratic
members Of the Legislature But Tor fear of msrepre-
ssnsing the Jsursal will quote its own language
Hear how Lsss s. Brothers talk:
Whsa We reflect that tho vote Of somo insignificant
ossfoos frsn Brown, Johnson, some other equally
benightsd county, only known for his pusi anmity
load nouthsd nothngness, may decide this matter,
have serious fsars TO the result The idea that some
scarce dsdgsj goose, who has a canal and
only reed VI oac In Rollins Ancient History Of Egypt
should at midnight secret caucus, determine and
ssntrsl for years BY his single VOTE the great
81 the Wabash Valley, brings forebly to mind tho
prsms beautiss the gories, harmones and conssten.
cies Of LsoofoooisR.
This is sussgh 10 alarm and drive into mysteries all
the tender. nsrved old ladies in the Wabash Valley
We do why johnson and Brown should be Sc
looted principal objects Of Wing spleen 10 point Of
the Representatives and Senators from these
ssustss will avsrasy compare with the Wing Senators
and Representatives from any district or county ia the
State. If Democracy is any evidence of ignorance, we
sh0sh think that Tppscanos fast retrogading into
of hsathensh darkasss under the opaque niu-
snse Of the Lafayette Journal The vote would look
that way.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

The official from this Sa'e are as follows:
Pierce, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..........4 Al ,609
Scott .........,.>...,.S.. 80, 543
Hale .--...ssss''' -......--........... s,USO
Total yots.' 49,. 81, lsz
Pierce's majority Scott, s066.
The whole Of the State is less than il was in
1913, when 1T amounted to s7,1ol The majority FOR
Cass over Taylor was a. 55.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

cart Should Be saadidsts and in that he would
sO.e ia with higher claims than either residing as be
does in the extreme North.
We do act intend to take sides 10 this contest Dr.
Fitch is trss Democrat and gentleman Of high cha
rsstsr and standing for talents. Thesame remark will
apply with squal force to DIR. Petit. In hne we be-
svs the Democracy of Indiana wosld be we'll satisfied
with The election Of either Dr. Fitch Mr. Caihcari Mr.
Peist. Jsdge Merton, DIR. Davis, Judge Law, or Mr..
Owen. That the friends OF the different candidates will
srgs their claims with zeal is to be expected In this
feeling have sot and dc not intend participate
we Ser ths Ssmnss OF the Democratic caucus,
Before that aeeisos is made that Ear we
soaseraed justice shall be done to all the asprauts
Who worthy men, and would do honor to TIE high
station. fsI ri flat sls.s $500
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

EThs Lafayette made their first trip yester-
70 VESTS Mills, mile from this city, and will to
the Dpot near James Bako's by Saturday
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
united sfates senator.

We learn by a gentleman from La Porte, that Gov:
J. A. Wright has appointed Hon. G. w. Caihcart, OF
this county and formerly member Of Congress from this
District United States Senator from this State to MI
the vacancy occasioned by the death OF Gov. Whit
comb. a.
Northern Indiana will be grati6ad with this deserved
eomplimsnt 70 oas Of her worthy czens--one
who has served her in many capacities and always
served her wSIi--Hsktssa CHy Nsgs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

GTThe Lennon case isto be taken BY esrfiovarf be
fore the U. 8. ssprsms Court innsdiatAy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

The following letter frsm q young carpenter VIII
sngrated froa this city hast March, will probab,
be Of interest to some Of readers:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
Mains-OGcial.

The official returns from tss saa's are a. follows.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
The WING Nomination

The Waterford Wing Convention nominated
HENRY S. DURAND, of the firm of Duand &
Norton, Racine, for Congress We have now
three candidates in the tield-Messrs. Wells and
Durand, representing the Baltimore Platforms,
u AZ nnrkec, the FIR Democratic Platform.
ine I rec Soil Wings were opposed to ma
tine Mp Dnrfee but hSsGgF WHO in qS S Of supper
uonal Government for office usually control
such matters, and this nomination is not an ex-
cePtion to the general rnle. Onr credulity was.
and, for ought we know, is counted upon in this
matter, and whispers of withdrawal before
election, in case OF nomination, were dropped
into our ear; but we read it then, as we inter-
pref it now, but a mastering of the two wings
of the same army, bearing the same banners, 10
out-fank the Free Democracy. The nomina-
ton OF Mr. Durand is merely feint to cover
their attack on Mr. Durkee. 1t was debatable
question among The wire pulIerS whether Mr.
Durkee could be best opposed with, or without
Wing nomination. And it was decided that
the Free Soil Wings could be best acO0Led bv
nomination and such of The Wings as can be
led by SO shallow device are expected to obey
The directions of their leaders and vote for Mr..
Wells.
Mr., pURKEE stands up boldly against the
slavc-catching platforms of the old parties, and
The leaders of these parties must put him down,
or they can't expect any favors at Washington.
The Free Soil Wings and Compromise Wings
must now part. The issue is now fairly made
LIBERTY OR SLAVERY. The Free Democ-
racy accept the issue, and enter upon the contest
full of hope and courage. We will teach the
bold blasphemers of LIBERTY lesson, in this
district, which will be beneficial to them, and sal
utary to the whole State. The hearts of the
people respond TO our cause with the warmest
zeal, and the enthusiasm our principles inspire,
will carry all before it. We have been out am.
ong the people, and we know the spirit which is
aroused throughout the District. Mr.. DURkEE
will walk over the course cheered on by every
free heart in the District, and close the Canvass
with Tom BsntOn rictory.-Free DEM