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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26

A BEAUTIFUL uGURE-Life is beautifully compared to
fountain fed by thousand streams, that perish
be dried 1t is silver cord twisted with thousand
strings that part ssunder II be broken. Fra and
boughtIess morials surrounded BY HnumerabIe dan
gers, which make il much strange that they es
cape long, tina, they almost all perish suddenly at
last. We encompassed with accidents every day 70
crush the Wondering we inbabt The seeds
OF disease are planted in constitutions by nature
The earth and atmosphere whence draw the breath
OF life impreenaied with death health is made to
operate It's destruction; the food that nourishe.
containing the elements OF decay the soul that animate.
il by vivifyne first, tends to il by own
ton death Turks 10 ambush along the paths Notrh
standing this is the truth palpaby confirmed by the
daily example before eyes. how little do we lay IL at
hearth We friend. and neisbbors among bur
how ssdowdoes Il occur TO thoughts that kne
shall perhaps give The next iui,iess warning TO the
world
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26
card Of the Hon. Daniel Jenifer.

To the misslaemens, and 10 repel the vndic
tive assaults OF the wing press the Hon Daniel Jeniier
publishes another card OF still positive character
than that in which he first announced his opposition 10
the whx candidate. Ii is ramoTed that Mr.. Lyons OF
Virginia. also will soon present the public with the
plese array OF his objections Gen Scott We invite al.
ienon 10 the letter Of MIR Jenifer, in another column Of
this days paper.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26

Hon. Horsto Seymour, in answer TO an invitation TO
address the late meeting at Tammany, throws the
following prophecy in regard to the presidential election
in the State OF New York:
Animated BY the advantages which union has al
ready secured us confident OF ability carry the
State this fall and conscious of the intense interest with
which friends in other States watch the pros OF
our canvass here The democracy OF New York will
throw its full undivided strength into the contest, and
will the triumph OF our party by giving thirty
electoral votes for Pierce and King.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26

UMBER AND LATHs AT AUCTIoS.-on thursday, ne azi
IL nstsn II O'clock shall sell ADD.
Co.. Eastern Hran-h bridge, Of
yard ecnsias 81 So So, - cosaron cs Il n ana
hemiccs Sosst and scsnnsnx.
Also, cf lsth.
srv nnd ninety dsys, mr. satisfactorily ~noed
s~r~~s. A
Sep 23--lt
% Ths shove saBe ss postponed THURSDAY, The
Nvh instant, 81 s'c'cct, same hour and place
sep%-eods GREEN 4 SCOTT, hue,isnser..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26

fEK Coz. MAsRUDER BEFORE Us IL Is now Ia w ash
lngon II was received BY General Pierce al Concord
New Hampshire the postage marks and the stamp OF the
steamship distinct and legbe As TO the character Of the
handwriting Of Colonel Msgrudeh who sends the letter
as il came from bis pen, will lei The distinguished
Adiulant General OF The United States Gen Cooper an
swer Yesterday he attached the following significant
statement Immediately below The name OF Colonel Magru.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26
BorpvrLLr, Tenn.,l August al, issa

borDYfLLE, llenn.,l August 81, 1852.
What few wings we have among very DESTROYS
TO take democratic documents and papers, which has no,
always been the and OF thing you may be
sured-ihat Tennessee will wheel into the republican
line, redeemed from the irammes of federal vhgrery
in all ts phases This opinion is based the fact that
we have Scott democrats in this country, while the
names OF Pierce and King every day attracting the
suages OF the people of both parties The present is
moment OF unprejudiced investigation, more 40 than
have in Tennessee and am inclined TO hope
that il the spirit prevails elsewhere, we shall
coed most trumphantly in the election OF thorough
democratic ticket.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26
PoKr GIBSON, Miss SeP,enb,

We greatly cheered BY The prospect OF the triumph
ant election OF Pierce and King In this State the Union
democrats southenrghts men, and many OF the Union
wings working harmouioOsly together in advancing
the democratic cause, and IN November we will roll NJ
majority for candidates little il sEy short OF M
TErs THOUSAND. have pretty general acquaintance
in many OF the parishes IN louisiana there is an irrec
oBceable hostility 10 Scott and you may sci that State
down for Pierce and King without any sort OF doubt
This election viii result in good The nation than
any that has ever preceded H.
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otPtcnotf -, 1871.
Perhaps 1t may not be uninlaesns TO you to bear Of
the democracy in this beniehted region Lei me say 10
you that the Spartan band OF old Ashtabula county is
united 10 man, and certainly shall increase our
vote al the next election. The convention which met
at Jefferson, the county seat, short time ago,
very good one and the great inquiry among our friends
from Mahoning, TrumbuIl, and this county was, how
does the democracy stand in your county The answer
was, that there is not who faers in ranks but
know OF an increase in every town. You may res,
assured that Ohio viii give Pierce and King 5000 ma
joriiy matters stand
II is whispered around among the wings that Giddings
has become alarmed respecting this congressional dis
trct, and has made offer to the wings that II they will
support him for Congress, he will 20 in for General
Scott.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26
LOUISVILLE, Septenber Is, /

have passed through ten States North. and j,
Affords great pleasure to stale that the Signs Of The
times are ominous OF Waterloo defeat 10 The Wig party
The democrats here determined 10 make Keh,nck
right side up with Pierce and Ksg majority OF kve
thousand. The wings here say that violeace has been
done 10 the principles and memory OF their an.n,ed
and patriot Clay the nomination Of General
Scott and that they will be guilty OF desc
Grating his fair fame and reputation by voting FOR sew.
ards candidate Tor the presidency.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26
WasHIscros, September q, 1852.

Just from Tennessee-all right Jones has canyassed
East Tennessee withou, arousng the least enthusiasm
His friends say he is fagued too much to do good
vice He tries 10 be dgnhed and The boys do not under
stand. Tennessee is for Pierce and King. The
wings desperate, using every EFFORT bu, 10 eject
AT their barbeeues The will cook, The bread viii
bake, and the most they have IS soup and thai
prepared by French cook.
You may certainly ooun; TennssSss iCr Perus lsS
King There are more Influences al wogk ! tennessee
against Scott than any al dissaSc< Sza Possi5Gs
know.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-26

Nornstown, lPA,l September q. Iss2-
There is utter absence Of ENTHUSIASM anosg the
adheents OF Scott, notwithstanding their great eSor.
and representations TO the contrary.
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HpRoVy,

HoBoKEN, a. j. September 20, ls5l.
Our prospects in New Jersey are good. | have been
over great portion OF the State since my return, and
DO not think can fail to carry il in November The
State will throw triumphant majority for Pierce and
King
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06
Our Ors JArAs.-I,isa month since tia

Our Oms JArAs.--ii 10 q month since the
Presidential election took place, and yet there
are five counties in the State OF Virginia that
have not been heard from. Ii begins to be
doubted whether the people Of those counties
have voted for President, or whether they
have not secsded from the Union and set up
for themselves q new kepublic-or perhaps
an Empire since that is the prevailing fashion.
Now, we ssk, is il right, and 10 il in conformity
n th the laws ei the nations, that any portion
of the settled globe should shut itself out in
this way from oil communication with the rest
of aanknd' Who knows but that this un-
known and unexplored region embraced in
the FIVE counties may be a mighty and rich
province, with which vast commerce may be
established with the United States We hope
the Preeiden', ia his message, will bring the
matter TO the attention of Congress, and urge
the importance Of organizing an expedition.
for which that 10 japan may form aprecedeni,
with the yiew-of opening an intercourse with
this domestic Japan. Ii should be provided
with specimen Of a railroad, a locomotive en-.
gine ind magnetic telegraph, and files OF our
own and other journals. And if the exclusive
inhabitants should forbid it an entrance, then
some measures should be taken for sending
,hither annually an embassy Of some kind,
like the annual Dutch ship Of Japan, carrying
with il az annual paper containing the news
for the enlightenment OF the inhabitants as to
the years doings OF the outside barbarians.-
IL ia a matter Of doubt, whether the people of
lFese Eve uhties have heard OF the abdica-
,ion of Louis Philippe or the discovery ol
| California gold. They have certainly not heard
| of the death Of Wellington, the re- establish
,n.nt Of the French Empire, or the election o.
Pierce aad King.
Paiiadelphia Bniiefis, ist.
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SENTENCE Yog MAEsLAgeHTER.-In Phil

SENTENCE FoR MAEsLAgGHTER.-in Phil.
raeirhia, on the 80, Samuel Cowperthx ate,
convicted of the murder Of watehman Miner,
wa. sentenced today, ty Judge Kelly, TO eight
Years imprisonment. He addressed the court
belore sentence, expressing the hope that bis
having formerly beea convict wsuld not pre-
iudice The Judge as il bad tn jury. After be-
ing sentenced, he exclained-"Oh, say death
dealt, would be swee;er; since am now On
eutcast fsoin society, wish no longer TO live:
call God te wi.aess that had 40 Intention TO
take Iifa."
Henry McGarry, v as then sentenced tc , years
and sigh, months Imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06
TIE BRIDE OF NApoLEos.-The .Bade

TIE BRIDE OF NAPoLEos.-The. Baden
eo.,esuondent Of the Cologne Gazette, writes
feo,o Carisrube on the llth uit:
mrbe betrothnent Of Louis Napoleon with
,he Princess Garcia Of Easa may now be re-.
esrIed az g certainty it hss, howeser, as
learn. from, most trustworthy sources, enly
been brough, about after the conques.! OF greet
d;fT;cuities. Not only we're high political aG-
y;sers against the match, but many warning
voices were rsised among the family connef-
ions of the lady, 10 remind her OF the unhsppy
lot Of another Princess OF Baden. But the
policy OF the Grand Duchess SiephaEe, grind
mother Of the young Princess, and the hrm'
ness Of he bride, have triunphed over every
nhafacle.o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06
,.nrICE.-IAMEs A. sNELL.. EXECUTOR. viii

~roTICE.--JAMES A. SMELL, Executor, will
- Ger s.; the ol3 stand f dueh Rileign, decd !,
.-,g....o seek %! Dry Goods, al and below cost
r. -- G,-,H Hsrta Goods mag b. had at reduced
..- -tu- sting in par. Of the following, viz:
.r, ss:,noits, ksreeys and Blankets, for Ser.
1s.--.
e.'r fua lo'hs, Cassimers, Vestings, &c, for
Gr~.tms1,
n ~ md fine Cotton Sheetngs and ShirtDgs.
s'so large stock Of plain and figured, black and
seaCv cJiored Dress silks for Ladies and many
-.Frr dasirsaie Goods usually found in the Dry
Goods lue suitable for the sCeecr, which will be
Id without reserve uuui lst January, 1852.
An persons wishing 10 secure coed bargain will
.-,'' - call soon. no l9-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

THE North Carolina House ofCommops, ~
large msjoriiy, has passed resolutions in To-
vor Of distribution Of the proceeds of the pxb-
lie lands.
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EDUCATION.

nRAWING.-J. s. PERKINS having return
- edto Richmond for the winter, will give in
structon In the various branches of Drawing. "a
Landscapes, Heads Figures and Flowers. His sub
jects or models are By the beat masters, and have
been selected with view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correc. TASTE and
style of execution that will readily enable him tn
draw from nature.
All loTers of this art are Invited to call at his
rooms corner of 5th and Franklin streetsD end ex
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences if desired
separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re-
celyed on the same terms as in schools.
oc4-3m+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06
1AE~soLUTION.-Tne co.2artnershEP heT1

AE%+s1LITi ON.-The co.psrtnersh.p here
2p t9fore eHisting under the firm OF L. & II.
ROSE, is thi3 day, by rnUtual consent, dissolved
September 10Th, 1902
The Subscriber, in returning lis most sincere
thanks Tor the very liberal patronage kindly be
lowed IN the old nrm, begs TO inform his Old
and the citizens generally that he has just
~pturard from the North with entire new e: 9ck
of Fall Goods, amongst which may be found
handsome desigrs Ia Silks. silk Ve!vets, MCuslin
eir Laine, Cash nores, Merinos, AlpGcas, and
tensive assortment OF Grape long, square and thih Il
,,uawls; also, very large assortment of FiRnnes,
Blankets, kcF8eys, Linseys, &c &c. sad almost
every article usually kept iu dry goods house,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
MORRIS w. ROsE,
oc G-2n 203 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

4 IL SMALL BOYs.-E. P TAYLOR, 9Th
II street, between Grace and Irankn-My
School being exclusively for beginners. l give spe.
cisl attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation.
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing Arithmetic and HistJry. Specimens sf
my boys com lposition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp.
tory, bat as gentle as possible &c 9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06
UOisG 4TT q ANDERSON.
T.EEOI.S .SIERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
IG Governor street,

LAVE in sore th"ir + ali stock Of French and
a ..aricau tApER HAEGIHGS of every quality
nj So, sulcn4aeG from the best factories in this
-.r..g al ErDace, many OF them very rich and
.aa: 40, a very complete assortment of cur
goods coruicas, gimps, tas'els, cords, bands,
...f - s&rl.rs. in great variety, window blinds
,-..,s.o raper buf Ho and Tor shac:s, a superior
.g.~k q 5agr OF clDths, mating, cUcled hair
m ick mattresses, feather beds, holsters and
.:,' -z g.. the hes- cslty, with many other srii.
.s IL Cur line al ot which will be sold on fair
terms. sui spey Hanging aud Uphosterjng done
d. t3xn -r country, Al the shortest notice and By
..a best yTorkrncn. sc 6-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

ne 90 Sl.OO.-0!e Thousand tikenesses
y L eVO, nave been taken at OsBoRN's Ds
sle,teau Galleries since the reduction pncss.-
- u " wish il undeT stood by all that Osborn
will continue TO take fEe Sky.Light Miniatures IN
.,cat casa for 81 Reneiaber tnis is the only place
xaese Ky Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
:nose that think oue doEar is too cheap Tor good
Ll1eress, we would only say, call and get Like
OSBORN'S,
...--..- L.. l---a So II tnn American Laaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

a. issHT l.. WEST, HOUSE CARP EH-
kATEE aNDJOlNER, thankful for the liberal pa
roneee which he has received during the last FIVE
.ars would inform his fnenda and tha public that
az s prepared 10 undertake. BUILDlEGS OF every
Gind IN acc srnmo3 Eating terms.
iiav.u. p5a zicsII kuowiedgs Of tie business, b
hopes by strict attention 10 IT, ts give satisfaction 10
al! VI 10 may employ him.
shop on 9Th, t5twean Grace aad Franklin streets,
q richmond Sc l3-duJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

REGgZE NEW ts0gDS.-THOS- r. PRICE
IsA & co, have just received new styles
Cloth a,3 SILK Cloaks and Nantes
Bacn Velvet t.ibDJns
K oh Furniture Prints
-.ce G-lthes
@}.ct Luce 3L;.ss, eEd many ether articles.
&C i is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

No l34 Aain street, opposite kegle Square.
II. B i have on hand very large supply OF
Trunks, which Ui.l be sold very low, for cash.
no IS J. D. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

Z win receive proposals for the Stone work Tor
ne f9undaticn Of a building about 90 ty 80 feet.
articulars msy be asceEtsincd on application at our
MIA LEWIS D. CRENsHAW & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

z WOULD respectfully inform my old lrionds
I aui cuftoners that ain ow engaged with M.
:. 3 Spence in the 7 il9riug drpa!t.nsnt OF tls
,,uso zee ~he-e would be pleased to have tn m
i've ms a caI, pIedsing them al in my power to
i've sa'issaS'. j.
10 lG-im J. l.. CAO"ELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

aTuTICR.-Tha subscriber would respect ully
" irfgrnl his ola customers and the pubic gem r
ally that be has employed ia his cutting depart
suSnt the eervices soi Mr. J L GROVE! l. and
YAELON, go well s-d favorably known to the
RichmoEd public. ,.u...,-,,, -
no IG l.. o. * GH[E-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

f06 BOZ. SHi iRTs.-Received by recent
IUJ arrivals, one hundred AMI fire dozen good
and medium Shirts, warranted to fl, and well
ma5e-made expressly to our order, By one Of the
most experienced manufacturer IN the United
States. No lC2 Main strs et,
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN
NB-LarsP lot Of Under Shirts and Drawers, OF
Bucksbn, silk, meIiuO, &c. no23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

I this dav
The useH
u GOO !
eSaa4- aud
SLow the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06
FIVE DOLLARS sEtVARD.

EAF n DUIlI4A ne Il " 4 EBs
7 O5T.-on Saturday night a Morocco Bag,
AA Containing three Keys One large Brass, aad
one large Steel Key, connected by a rtng-the
small ons seperate THE ft der will confer favor,
and receive o reward of s5, If desired, by e1ving
them al the Dispatch oftce. no 25-h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

NELVETs AND VELVET Ribbons.
v CHRISTIAN AND LATaROP have just re-
ceived splendid assortment of Velvet Ribbons,
81! colors and widths rich black and colored Vel
vets for HGct.llas, also, rich cloth Cloaks.
no 60 90 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06
ys,0 Tab CITIZENS Ok RlC HaiO ~

.TgsVFCE.-AH IeyaaEs indicted to Wn
x aEELL, JOHN a SMELL e. co. or BARNES
zaeat N gns JANIS A. SMELL,
&c PITS A2min.sra.or VI YIN. IL, Smell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06
IiALs

IN g Few
q has been
disease -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

C another eupply OF business winter Frocks,
black and fancy csss. Pants neruo and black ca5s
Vests, Single and double breastc5) erino and silk
under shirts and Drawers; also, a very large as.
stest styles, guaranteed to it precisely; also, q
good asso. tment If boys Clolhing, at
Las GlONNhNiS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

sc p, no more
ilHcturn
Seait two,
my ston.
40 an now
iiiI}on diet
ny stOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

: egetable
TAKEN sick
non Of the
aed BY Eosr
bs al?toligf' r.
The great
tile which
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

1SN FOX SALE.-A No. SMALL PONY
Ndve years old draws and rides finely.
ALsO-A first rate second hand BUGGY AND
HARNESS. Apply to VOOLFOLK, IR
30 20 lS0 Rrna1 st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

oc Its Corner OF Main and Govern or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

80 FOR SALE.-The II use and Lot, cor
ss ner OF Franklin aud 4th Streets at present oc.
c1Lied by Capt r M Eimmo TIE lot fronts O.
test On franklin and runs back I20 feet On 4th
street. to IS foot alley.
Fer tsrnle, which viii be sccomna dating, apply
to K. N. BURTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06
,s5s,sa, very sincerely AMBROSE AGREE.

. w Il
Nanufsctured by P DU VAL, D. King Winlsn
CT Va to whom all orders should DO addressed ffce
g IL cents and ST. per bottle
For sale in Richmond, Va, by Purcell Lsdo %
vhoIe ale SCENTS aid BY Thomas McCsrfny, bLatl
A Bodeker and VIM Ladd; IN baltimore " oanp5
l. Hatch; In Portsmouth by Gaylsek Ows ad
:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

( toAL, COAL.-Lsndipg at kocketts from
- schooner w l. Dayton, I65 tons of best Red
Ash Anthracite Coal S5 rs per load delivered in
any part OF the city, if taken from the vessel
JOHN w WRIGHT,
no 10 Dock Wharf.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-27

- The Constitutional Union party of the
South seems 10 have fallen into great confusion.
While the Union Democrats in Congress are
insisting on their Democratic orthodoxy, and the
Alabama Unionists i. sting on keeping up a
SEP rate ore al. ,tion, many of its Wing organs
are trying to Try over the party to Mr.. FILL
MoEE. The North Carolina Star contains the
following indications of this tendency;
"GEoRGIA-A convention Of the Union party
is called for the purpose of taking into con-
sideraton the Proprie,y of sending delegates TO
the Baltimore Locofoco convention. But the
Milledgeville Recorder thinks that the Union
party throughout the South will unite on MIR.
Fillmore. of whom the Recorder says:
Mr.. Fillmore from present indications, is
likely to be the choice of most, If not all of the
Wings of the Southern and Southwestern
States. Indeed, it is probable that he will be
the nominee of the Constitutional Union party
throughout the Uaion. Who more deserving
this honor? Does he not richly merit this dis
tnction ut the hand of the friends of the Com.
promise?
Kentucky, Tennessee, and Maryland, have
already spoken to that effect Virginia means
10 show on the 18th April next that Mllard
Fillmore is her first and last choiee"-so says
the Richmond Republican, Can other States
who have rallied under the banner of the :" Con.
stitutional Union party" do better! That party
is not extinct, and her voice is yet 10 be heard
in this as well as other States rs to who is to
be her standard bearer"