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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-01


cheapest place in the city to buy is at ]. H.
ANTHONY'S, where Moleskin Hats OF the
best quality are sold at 81 so; second quality vi
silk 81 So
Fine Calf-skin Sewed Boots. ~
Patent Leather Congress Boots. ..-....-. 70
Patent Leather Oxford Ties %
Patent Leather Monterey Boots. .....--... -
Together with an assortment of Panama, Leg
horn and soft Hats, Umbrellas, SC.
NH 80 COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
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IN BOXES NORTON'S PINE APPLE
lV CHEESE, just received and for sale by
N.Y. DABNEY d. HANES
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st LONDON POkTKR And OH
j. = EDWIN woSraAx ! co.
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ENkESH PRUNES.-I have just received .
| lot of the above article, which lean recon
mend as fresh, and excellent article for family
| use Call ut ANTONIO PIZEtNPS,
je1 Under City Hotel
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NOTICE.-For the benefit of others, hereby
~ certify that have received more benefit from
two bottles of Bakers Premium Bitters in my sick.
ness with the Dyspepsia, than any thing ever have
tried with the assured confidence that it will ex-
terminate that annoying disease.
(SigneD JOHN E. BROOK
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

Pierce had an intellect Of the first order
He thought, him much inferior to Gen
Cass-but he did not tell ahy the great
statesman was slightsd for, the little
one. But with all the inferiority of
mind, he claimed that Pierce was the
man for President. He said he must be
righton thesslavsry question because
after i've days of rows and msfgnity,
when the convention was about to break
up, some southern state. by the adroit
managemsnt of Gen. Pillow, took the
convention BY surprise, and put him
through. Therefore the democracy
should hurrah, and take it for granted
he was ell right.
He said Furthermore that he did mot
know of anything in Gen, Seotts course
that would warrant . charge Of aboli-
tionism-his authority for anything Of
that sort was Messrs. Toombs of Georgia,
&c. He said seventeen members of Con-
grsw found fault with Gen. Scott for
his views on the late compromisss-im-
plying that they all thought him against
thsm--naming one from New Hamp-
shirs-tws from Massachusetts,, two
from Ohio! when all these objected to
Scstt as pro-slavsry man, and others
of the south had acknowledged their
mistake, and now supported him.
He said wings played on words" to
show that democrats were opposed to .
general system Of internal improvements
forgetting that the votes and vstos ci-
ted by wings were not plays on words.
He thought Congress had done am
ply enongh for California, and of course
if elected he will say SO in Congress, and
keep our pressing needs unsupplied
In our infant and needy state we should
have man whose mind is large enough
to appreciate sur wants.
2 The orewning falsshood of his speech
was the assertion that MIR. Fillmore had
offered Gen. Pierce seat on the Su-
preme bench 7e~
After the speeches the crowd dis
psrsed to draw their comparisons.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

Hook and Ladder Meeting. The
Heck and Ladder Company assem-
blsd on Wednesday evening last and
completed their organization by the
election Of the following officers--A,
Rogers being in the chair. ii .iir
Foreman, " Eaves. 7aGr
70 Asststants, S. j. .Sadisr, A. r. Jen,
kins, n Wheeler. ~ psoa'fa
- Treasurer, J. S. Eurd. '.',' ~
b Secretary A. A. Sargent, WA
q Tbs committee on hooks and lad.
ders reported that these were nearly
completed. = !" ss'o ~"
After the transaction of further bu.
siness, the meeting adjourned till Wed.
nesday evening next, at the room ov.
er the Empire clothing store, kindly
offered by Mr.. Sadler for the purpose,
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

We call particular attention to the
advertisement Of Cole & Magl's's
Line of Sydney Packets, furnishing
excellent accommodation for those in
tending to visit Australia. The Flor
ida is handsomely fitted up, and is in
every respect, superior vessel. From
a personal acquaintance with Capt.
Cole, we believe he would not send
vessel to sea untitled for the voyage.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

1t will be seen that the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co.'S fine steamer the Ore
gon, leaves San Francisco for Panama
on the 10th inst. We know by expe-
iience the comforts Of the Oregon and
the gentlemanly character of her Off
GERS. The Isthmus route is now heal>
thy, and a good opportunity is offered
for those about gong home.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

Reg- Mr.. II. RorHscHILD, Of the firm
Of NJ. Lewis & Co., and one of the most
sntsrprising business men of our town,
will leave for the Atlantic States by the
steamer Of the 18th. He goes on busi-
ness, and will return again within few
months. We wish him successful voy-
age and . speedy return.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

The Sacramento St0te Journsl SAYS
that its party is the only friend of the
settler. What do they think of Mr.. An.
dreas Piss, with bis ready pen, signing
away thousands Of acres of lands that
rishtfully belong to the hardy emigrants
who are now 80 fast arriving in this
state. Such friends are in no demand
in this town. Stockton Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

TIE Spirits have been in town the
past week, bat ceuld not make much
heAdway. DR.. Ball, at Phelps Hotel,
on Wednesday night, called, like Glen
dover, spirits from the Vastly deep, but
they wouldn't come.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

Two Cinnamon were sentenced
to the county Jail for month at San
Francisco the past week.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

The Stockton Journal says Spanish
woman, who was charging through tho
streets on Sunday in . very indecent
manner, aud at an unlawful speed, was
thrown fen her horse on Centre street.
She suffered considerable injury from
the fall.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

The news from Sacramento indi-
Gates that the great whig mass con-
vention viii be an imposing affair,
Large delegations frsm various parts
of the state will be present, that from
San Francisco bearing beautiful
banner. Wings will 80 forth from il
refreshed and strengthened to fight
manfully the great battle of November
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

The AAa and Herald come now to
us in their original size and form, ow-
ing to arrivals Of printing paper in
San Francisco. We shall drop "the
sere and yellow leaf" ourselves as
sosn as we can get paper from the
Bay.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

SPIcy.---H is said that some Of the
small democratic county candidates
went over to talk in Bridgeport town
ship short time since, and got dread
fully hammered by whig blacksmith.
As will be seen by notice in another
column, the learned blacksmith will
speak in this city on Sunday evening
next, at the Empire.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

A small wooden building took Ere in
Marysville, on Sunday, which was
promptly razed to the ground BY the
hook and ladder company, after the
whole roof had broken out in blaze.
The Warrington and Oriental Hstsls.
had narrow eveaps.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

nA- There has been more Indian
fighting in Shasta county, and fourteen
indians killed. The Indians ha d mur-
dsred their children.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

The Calavsrus Chronicle refuses TO
print any more for the democracy till
they pay up arrearages.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

A whig meeting has been held at
Volcano, Calaveras county, where a
liberty pole was erected, and much
enthusiasm displayed.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

A Settlers Convention was held at
Ssnsma last week, which was we'll at
tended. They made nominations for the
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

There were 80 deaths in Sacramento
during last week, of the following dis
sasss Typhoid fever 7, cholera 3. CO.
rsbritis 2, intsmpsrance ], fever 2, in
fiammatien Of the brain /, pneumonia !,
chrsnie diarrhea l, ictsrus l, unknown 3.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

ssg- The manufacturing interests Of
California are extending A large man
ufactory Of tobacco is now in operation
at San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

"A hard shower Of rain accompanied
by thunder passed over Monterey. ON
the I'd inst.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

CeLuMBIA.--A meeting Of the citizens
Of this place, has been called for the
purpose Of fadopting measures for the in
corporation Of the town,
A bad experiment.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08
a. The Committee Of Police at 8

G. The Committee Of Police at a
private meeting on Wednesday even
ing last, passed the following:
Resolved, That . committee Of Ave cit
issns Be appointed TO inspect the situa-
tisn Of steve pipes, and such other mat
tsrs % tend to endangsr the city by
FIRE.
Committee: I. williamson, S. j.
Sadler, N. P. Poor, A. Rogers, E.
Cook. ~.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

Over 81 300 dollars was realized from
the Ladies' Fair lately held for the ben
eft of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Sacramento
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

Mr.. Tingley, or "eld pegs" as the Le-
cos call him, intends to remain in the
mines until after the election.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

Doc FrcHTs.-We den't think IL adds
to the charastsr Of gentleman to os
seen setting two dogs to fighting, and
then standing over them and exultiag
in their ferosity. Do ysu
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

The lsraelitos are erecting = hospital
In New Ysrk at n cost Of $4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

n@- 1t rained in Sacramento on Sat-
urdsy last.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08
InCendiariSm.

On Tuesday morning last q fire was
discovered in the rear of M. Lewis
Il Co.'S building on Main street, at
about tive o'clock. The fire was set
by some unknown person to a wine
box containing straw and some bottles,
and was discovered by the baker at
the next door, who had risen to at
tend 10 his work. by the cracking of
the flames. He aroused the occu.
pants, and rasbarrel of water fortunate
|ly being handy the fire was. arrested.
The fire was clearly the work Of an
'incendiafy,' for no light hasi bs4n used
in tie room for hours, and half an
hour before one Of the occupants Of
the building had passed, through it in
the dark for q drink of water, and no
signs Of FIRE were then visisle. 1t is
needless to say that NO human power
could have saved our city had q fire
got much headway in that spot. The
plan for cenflagration was diabolical-
Ily skillfal. 1T shows cool premedita-
tion and bold execution: ass7 7s
rHs MOTIVE.
An idea obtains that the lots cover
ed by the stores on Main street, and
the street itself, are rich fer mining
purposes. We do not believe this il
the case, for ne gold was found there
in '49 and 80, when they were unoc-
cupied; and the backbone between two
deep ravinss is never rich in this sec.
ton. Nevertheless the notion is afoat
and some reckless individuals seemed
determined to burn the town to work
these diggings. Attempts have beer
made to mine in the street and pre-,
vented by citizens. The rogues seem
to think that if they can get the build
ings out Of the way, they will have
everything their swn way. SOnors
was burned for this object, and after
the fire the citizens stood armed te
prevent the Williams flom digging uE
the town-and the great body of tbs
miners stood by them. So will it be
hero. We warn these desperadoes
that they will have to walk over the
bodies Of thousand men to consum
mate their damnable schemes, even il
they succeed in laying the town in
ashes 1t is useless to destroy prop
erty and risk life and your own necks
where you can gain nothing.
hHS THE PUNISHMENT.
| Constitutionally we incline to mer
Icy. But there are cases when mercy
to the criminal is cruelty to the inao'
cent. The safety Of society demands
extraordinary measures in this emsr
gency. Our lives and property arr
sported with with cruel malignity.-
Not night passes over our head
that we are not subjected to appallin:
dangers. Hesitation increases th'
boldness Of the devil-imps that seel
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

The Syracuse Journal is rssponsibls
fer the following
The Boston Post speaks Of Gen. Pierce
- "ths Democratic War Hsrse." He
has one attribute Of the Seriptural war
horse, at ell events:
"Hs snslleth the battle afsr off,"
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

A friend informs Ms that fluming OF
the South Yuba has been quite sue
cessful the past season.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

RAIN.-At about half pas: 7 o'clock,
last evening dense mass Of black
clouds overhung the city, and there was
q slight sprinkling of rain. They passed
away in a short time, and by half past
8 all was clear again.-S. F. Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

Wing danning has generally failed
on the Trinity this season.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

REsIcHATIoN.-lt will be seen by the
following letter that . vacancy exists in
our legislative ticket. We regret that
circumstances compel Mr. Beard to re-
sign the position assigned him, knowing
that he could easily be elected, and
that he would make an able and faith
ful representative. The duty Of filing
the vacancy devolvss on the County
Committee, who hold q meeting on Sat-
urday evening next.
WooDs RAvINE, October 9th, 1852.
Wing County Conmittee of Nevada:
Gentlemen Circumstances beyond
my control, compel me to withdraw nv
naics from tho position 30 flatteringly
assigned re by the convention, but in
SO doing, beg to assure you, that no ef.
fort on my part shall be wanting to en-
sure complete success to the entire
Wing ticket.
To the principles Of the party l have
been from my earliest youth most warm
ly attached, and nothing would give
nae greater pleasure than to assist in
bearing them to the Capitol but feel
ing assured that others more compe tent
than myself, and more fortunately cir
cunstanced, will, even at this late day,
assume the responsible trust, shall
take my place in the ranks, and per-
form TO the best of my ability any and
all duties which may be assigned me.
With . grateful tender of my thanks
for the honor conferred ON me by the
convention, and wish that my rcsigna-
tien may be accepted in the same spirit
in which it is made, have the honor to
remain your obliged and obedient SER
want, J. r. BEARD.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

AFFRAY.--A man was severely woun--
dsd in the arm with katie, during a
quarrel, on the Plaza ct San Francisco,
on Monday morning.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

to destroy the city. Winter approach
es when stocks of goods are heavier,
the season is more inclement, and a
fire would be more DISASTROUS There
should be a general understanding that
any one taken IN The act Of ineendia.
rism, or against schom Me proof is
clear, be hanged ,oitIin ten hours after
the deed. The watch is now large, and
should be efficient, and if these at
tempts are persisted in, they will un-
doubtedly make arrests. There should
be mass meeting of citizens as early
as Saturday evening next, to pass re-
solutions on this subject, and let vii
lains know what to expect. Such a
firm attitude would do much to intim.
idate these sssassins Of society.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-08

County CoURr.---James Hover
land j. C. Smith, the latter frsm
Springfield, Mass, were found guilty
|of grand larceny, and sentenced, the
former to four years imprisonment
in the state prison, the latter to FIVE
years, on Wednesday last. e
Bradley, an accomplice, was still
under trial when our paper went t
press last evening. These men were
arrested and brought over from Little
York BY the Nevada Committee o
Police, few weeks since.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-31
Valuable Property,
FOR SAL,
Z Y x 5 4 L E

THE subscriber wishing to remove, Offers for
Il sale his House and Lot (two acres) in the
town Of lIillsborough, well stusted. the dwelling
House large and commodious, with all necessary
out-buildings, and q neveI-failing we'll Of water
within few feet Of the kitchen.
Also three tracts Of Land. Two small tracts
withia tive miles of town; one adjoining DR..
Hooker and I.enuel Lynch, and the other adj
Joining the lands Of Mash Whitted aud others.
The third tract contains seven or eight hand ed
acres, all wood land, lying near Cedar Gio.e, adj
Joining Samuel p. Moore and others.
The sabscriber heing determined 10 remove to
the south wes, will sell any Of the above proper
ty on accommodating terms.
An persons indebted to him will please call
and settle, and those having claims will present
them for payment.
STEPHEN MOORE.
December ,. la-
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1 uuih Z 6rsri fhsi &c whlgs Nae slanaas
- unhsl siaiss ntnt' Trus. Bui d.i ). ..
Wbig PriaaPk huasa Dsas-ssiis ns..uv,
= IL iasel<ieai snd rs sasscssl b d.
Wigs ter.uss Ihsy beiisrsa i AFFORDED grssi
isdlaies 10 lhs Gsssramrns spd he p~spk
1r.ris psisusa<s. rLieh bad rrs.rd 70 10 iasrs..
q fh< peefss. ~ fb<m q sessin ihk be~>ouf.
&c ~ta~rr. ssrn ia d<fsae< of he ps~<s -
repuizrils q nc msn ~hs snslly eyu1ksd d.
Bui he Wigs ID act l<li<ssa Bsnk vs.,d y
sseful u maae DE suhiess q parry ant. ssa
sheif prindpiex, lhessfsss. led % iss sbssdsa-
n<nf The Democrats vii have 10 es<.bli<h 4
sssia Il hey desm il neee.1sr-tAe whiss.
ne presume. will nst; and a. sone Democrats
have been taught 10 believe that Democracy eea-
sists 10 opposing Bsnk. lbess l. much reason 70
Ear thar lhis plank in iher platform wiIi have 10
be dropped, and ms, thass who have berrsossss
planted themselves 20 srmly on i in opposition
10 the = monster" may Be II loss % eizssify
themselves
In reference 70 the Tariff. the Wings Sand
upon Inc same platform upon which they ssood
twenty years ago. with Mr.. Clay At their bead.
They 20 Cor no higher tariff Than is necessary 10
provide an adequate resenus for an eeosamieal
Standardization Il the government; but desire il
shall be 50 adjusted Is 90 favor the inierrs's of
iheH swn psspis, rather shan the interests Of the
people Of Great Britain or any other foreign coon-
Try. This is the Wing doctrine now, just as il
was when laid down by Mr. Clay ia the Senate
in ls32.
Bot Il Ia unnecessary 10 dwell upon thess
points. whis principles ere Ton inlimsisly con-
neeted with the prosperity and glory Of The eoun-
Try ever 10 be slsndopcd. They are the pnnci-
pies Of Washington, as svowed in his farewell
address, upon the subjects Of the inviolshiliiy Of
the Union and non-iulenerenoe 10 the sffaiis Of
other nations; and in regard 10 other questions.
their principles are based upon steady adhe-
renee 10 the constitution and the true Interests Of
the people in all their business and social rrla-
lions. The Wings abandon such principles as
these. Never. Ifthey were base enough 20 do
il. the Democrats would rejoice to take them up.
They are the true principles upon which this
government should be administered. and upon
which it Is now administered by our present sbls
Executive. May !, ever continue 10 be thus adj
minisiered. whoever may occupy the Preriden-
tial chair.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intellieencer.

Saturday, March %, 1852.
ToBAcco-No change since last re-
port.
Lugs. q a sat; Common Leaf a
"a EST; Good 81 a. Ell; Manufacture
ing q @ sl2i.
CorroS-The market has been some
what depressed for two days past.
Buyers offer 7ac., but we hear Of no
sales at that figure.
WHEAT continues to decline. Red
80 a &c.; White 50 o. 9Oc. the
latter price being the highest paid to-
day for prime parcels.
FLoUR-We hear of no sales, and
quote nominally at SAL for Super6ne.
CoRx--Small parcels Of prime bread
Corn readily bring Csc. Cargoes have
been offered at 62ac. without finding I
purchaser.
OATs--Eastern Shoreat As a SOC.
PEAs--very scarce. Old crop Cow
Peas 62i a Csc. New crop Zoe. Black
eye soc.
BEANs--In demand at los % lSOc.
CLOVER SEED--Vcry dull at sc p bus
BAcoN--The demand for Bacon con
tinues very active and prices are firm
at our former quotations. Va. lho!
round) 10ac.; Western sides 100 tote.
do. shoulders 9 a. &C.; hams I0a q
l0fc.; Jowls nc.
LARD Virginia, I'm kegs,) lOa G
l0ac. Western lin bbls.) lOc.; do. keg
l0ac.
APPLE BRANDY--Sales at IS 0 54cts
LIaE--Camden 81 4 Thomaston 81 /
Washington sla@ III.
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Political specuiations.


We clip from the New York Express the fol.
lowing spcculations in reference 10 the Wing no.
minee for President They are not without in
terest, though they may come far wide Of the
mark:
"Mr. Fillmore's friends among the
Wings Of the West, South West and
South, are multiplying as the time APP
proaches for election, and they arc nei-
Their few nor far between at the North
and East. The New Orleans Bee says:
at is our deliberate conviction, that
MIR. Fillmore will command the largest
support i'm the National Convention.
There is one circumstance that must
not be omitted in calculating the chan.
ces. The friends of Fillmore are not
to be transferred to another, without
cogent reasons. They belong to the
class Of Wings styled National"
They will vote for Mr.. Fillmore as the
representative Of the Compromise and
Union issues, and they will stick to
him, FIRST and last. and all the time,
unless fully satisfied that he cannot be
nominated, and that Gen. Scott shares
his opinions. The South will not bulge
from Fillmore under any conditions
short of these. The prospect there.
fore amounts to this (: The Convention
will have to nominate Mr.. Fillmore OF
!! Mr.. Webster, or if neither proves a
valuable, it can only nominate Scott b,