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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-25

tx ENT, PAINE a. KENT, INPOR-
In TIERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, FOURTEENTH STREET. RICH.
MOND.-By the various steamers and packet ships
from London, Liverpool, Glasgow and Hayre, we are
receiving our importafions Of Foreign DRY GOODS
for the Fall trade all Of which purchased the
principal British and Continental during the
past Summer, By senor partner entxet fov ena,
and a. prices 81 which they cannot be duplicated-
Uu- stock embraces an unusual variety Of FANCY
and STAPLE GOODS Of British. Ffeueh and Ger
man manufacture, selected with particular reference
10 the trade Of Virginia, North Csrollns and Ten-
nesEee. 81
We have also In stcss fun sssortneAt o. Dcmestio
GOODS, the whole cempninE the most extensive
and splendid stock Of Day GOODS ever sxhihited
in Virginia. We have also complete stQck Of
,READY-MADE CLOTHING which = much larger
than usual. and IL enfireyo Of HickaeAd aaAQae1evs
gotten up In the best msnner both - Sfyle
and workmanship. se
We respectfully solicta eaIl from nsrehsnts ylstl
Ing this market and have only % ~ that oar Gsode
gi BE- safd asIo asthe same Goods ever sed, II aav
~ = KENT. PAINE { KENT.
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ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
an 20 nss Richmond, Va, on the Dock.
EMBROIDERIES, EMBROIDERIES

EsMBROIDERIES, EMBROIDERIES.
LIVE wonld particularly call the attention Of the
ladies to large stock of EInbroderes, imported by
us direct, which we are offering at greatly reduced
prices.
Lace and Muslin Collars of the newest styles; Pun,
Mandarin, Sonfag, and Flowing Sleeves; Inside
Hdkfs, of all styles and prices Cambria end Swise
Bands very cheap; Swiss aud Cambria Inserting and.
Edging Work'd Skirts, SEINE very Handsome; InfantS
Dresses and Bodies;s Printed Embroidered Hdkh..
Together with q large assortment OF Lace Curtain
and Curtain Muslins. 49,
1877 DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
oc.3 ssts No. 145 Eagle Square,
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i EE g. BAYLY, Attorneys at Law and
IL Commissioners Of Deeds, he, for the States Of
Alabama, Arkansas California, Connecticut, Florida,
Georgia, Illinois, Indiana Iowa, Kentucky, Louisar
ma, Maine Maryland, Massachusetts,, Michigan, Min
nesota, mississippi, Missouri, New Harps hire, New
Jersey New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsyl.
sania Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee
Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin, &e. g sW
SAML. T. BAYLY, Notary Public-ofice on 18th
street, ID door from Main. oc z-1mS
EALL AND WINTER SUPPLY or
u BOOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS,
VALICES, &c.-PEMBERTON l. BROTHER, 161
Main street, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond Va, respectfully invite strangers visiting
the city, and the public generally to call and exam
inc their large and complete assortment of articles In
the above line. Their prices will be found to be
low as those ofany other house, whether by the sim
gle pair, dozen case. The stock embraces:
GentlemeRs dress SHOES, BoOTEES and GAL
TIERS,
Gentlemen's calf kip and stout BooTEEs and
BOOTS 9t3
Youths BOOTS and BoOTEEs, Of many kinds,
Servants BROGUES. bound and unbound,
Ladies' SHOES, buskins Kids, Jenny Linds, &c.,
q Ladies' black bronze and colored CATERS,
BUSKINS and BOOTEES for servant women, va
Misses and ChiIdren,s SHOES in great variety,
Travelling TRUNKS, plain leather ana hair do, all
of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON L BROTHER,
sc 20 No. 161 Main ST., opposite the Elk. Bank.
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NOTICES SPLENDID FIR Z NC III
IN CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, nch Velvet and
Silk VESTINGS, forming fine assortment OF
GOODS for Fall and Winter wear and will be made
to order in the best style and low such goods
be made elsewhere WIN. l. SMITH,
- Merchant Tailor opposite Post Office.
HrSCOTTS REPORT OF FASHIONS for sale.
SPILMAN'S CELEBRATED EYE WATER
The subscriber has taken an agency for the sale OF
the above well known Eye Water, beyond doubt the
best article known TO the public. 1t has been known
to cure the worst eyes, when all other remedies have
failed. There persons of standing In this city
who can testify to its efficacy.
oc 29--Im* WIN. l, SMITH. y
T AIDES WORK BOXES. &c.-Rsse-
IL wood and Papier Mache Work Boxes, furnished
and unfinished; Writing Desks. of Rosewood and
Mahogany; 0dour Boxes, Portfolios, Backgammon
Boards, Castanets, Dice and Dice Boxes, &c. For
sale at BULkLEY CO.'S,
NOS ISL Main st.
TOR COLD WEATHER.-We have on
Il hand q very large assortment of Silk, Merino,
Lambs wool and Shaker Under Shirts and Drawers,
with vsriety of Silk, Merine and Cotton Half Hose
Those who wish to be comfortable should not fail
call and supply themselves.
NOS Main street, under American Hotel.
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A RTICLES FOR THE GROWTH &
IA PRESERVATION OF THE HAIR-Barry's
Tricopherous. Lyons Kathairon, Hauel's Eau Lus-
trale, Spading's Rosemary aud Castor Oil, nc &C.,
for sale by CHAS. MILLSPAUGH.
no q Druggist, q Fast Main street
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NEW WORK, BY THE AUTHOR Or
In WIDE. WIDE WORLD."-HARROLD
MURRAY, Broad street, have received the 'oiioW
ing new Books:
History of the Insurrection in China wath maps.
&c; 75c
The Gear and the Sultan, and the Turks in Europe;
so cents !,
The Conflict of Ages, or The Great Debate On TIE
Moral Relations of God and Man, BY Edwafa DeeShs
Louis xviii, his Life. sufsInss, Death, snd Cap;
tvity Of the Royal Family By translated
Mr.. RutneTford,s Children, By the auihor Of Wide,
Wide World; 75c .,.e =,
ansrdnfes az Painters. Engrayers, scuiptors ana
rcbitec.s and curiosties Of Art By Spooner three
s0 Peruvian Antiquities translated from the Spanish
y putiinss IF philosophy, with Sketch Of the Lam
nf Europe, and brief history Of the Art of
WrFIna. by scheie Deyere, of the University Of
y, ~ 1.lns, III IS mol i
TaTrRS! FURS THE subscriber wishes
u 10 purchase the following Fur Skins;
BEAVER, MiLn LAI.
OTTER. RACC00N,
MINK FOX.
MnSKRAT, HARE.
OPOSSOM.
Far which 10 win It al times pay the hishess
market value.
no Is JOnN IduMfs0N. s
NO.
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NEW GOODS NEW fG0OpS -
IN MILLHISER BROTHER, 1s3 Broad street,
have received the last few days, additions TO their
asaorttpenf of EnbroideTies; consisting of the
est STYLES Cambria and Muslin Sleeves; Bends Chem
isetfs Worked Collars; Embroidered aud Plain Grass
Linen Handkerchiefs, in great variety and very
shades ard colors Black Trimming Vefyets, all
widths Ribbons-A choice assortment. Marseilies
Fiore noes and Sans all eolors besides full
Flannels Tickings, Sheelings and Shirtings; Goods
for Boys and Mems wear, very cheap. The parehas-
ing public is respectfuly requested to give u call.
They will find our Goods very cheap.
j. MILLHISER & Bro
M tx les HrasA sfye.t
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&c CONE
arrange
III of the
e 18th of
engaged
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ENDID

to cali
fUTS and
,ly ofths
S, and la
servants,
my own
solicited
Boot, s
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= fNEs
Holmes,
abney,
dc We're
lel each
s Of the
l5-ts
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hOCT. A. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE
IL PILE ELECTUARY.--Ac certain cure for piles,
either internal external bleeding blind. for sale
by A. BODEKER,
nov II No. 10 Main street.
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MAY

pre- sent
: having
i'cod are
J all per-
lying, &c
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BY RICHARD CAUTHoTN.

80 BIZ KIGHANU CAUTHOEN.
i ARGE SALE OF MULES, HORSFs.
- WAGONS, BUGGY AND HARNKss, ke,--
On FRIDAY next 18th insf u 10 O'clock 1t ths ~
PIE Of Mr. Robt- n. Brosdna corner Of Franklin anA
18th streets win sell 1t auction six young wsll
broken MULES, Of large sire; seven excellent work
n1ksEs; one new Iron Axle Street WAGON; ons
6g91f and Harness. nearly new; one CARRY
Ikkhs-Feur months credit for 81 sums Of e1oe
and over; cash for al under.
4 no z3-5xr EFE n fAT1TTYnHN n net
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

O. We received no Tslesrsphic Despasche
Last niahf. IS s.
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EARAI FOR SALE.-The subscriber of

DEFINED LARD, in pals; prime JOles,
IL Goldfish and extra Buckwheat, landing and for
sale by
no % JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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N0TICE.-Th injuries to my store, oc-
cnsioned By the late fire, viii, in few days be
repaired and customers will find ready TO furnish
them with Goods as heretofore.
no % A. E. MOORE
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ENLANNELS.-A full assortment of scar
L. let white aud yellow Flannels; ALSO white, red
and blue twiiled FIanHels, at extremely low prces,
al HART L. MOSES,
po2i IS Main street.
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II ERSEYS, SLEEPS GREY, &c.-We
IN have a good supply of Kerseys Cassinetfs
Sleeps Grey. Blankets Linseys and other Goods for
servants winter clothing.
no10 c. HARTWELL6 co.
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GILT SOUP TUREENS, FRUIT BAS-
" KETS, BUTTER COOLERS, Comic and Oval
fee and Tea Cups and Sancers. &C., at
BULKLEY l. co IS
no 10 1877 Main street,
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5, (whe
conduct
the city
the said
there
II, have
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DEEMED SUGARS.-36 bbls Lover
Ii ing,s Crushed and Powdered, just received and
for sale by
no p ELAM SMITH co.
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nTL.-25OO gallons Sperm and Whale,
" for sale by s,.rmr,.r o
no y ELAMs SdIIh w. q
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TOR SALE have for sale Negro
IL Man, to remain in the city or its vicinity Apply
to ED. d. EACHO
no 10 Gen'l. Agent and Collector
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yYALuABLE TENEMENTs q

FRANLIN, BETWEEN z2D AND I'D SITS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION will Be sold on TUES
DAY. the 9Th December. upon the prefnises, com
nencing at 81 o'clock, TWO TENEMENTS, ION,
brick the other wood on the southside OF Franklin
between I'd and sd streets, each fronting about
feet, running back 90 feet
TERMS made known ON the day of sale
G0nnING AppFpcnN
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by run
as ne ".
Il notice.
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WELSH FLANNELS.-Super Welsh
w and domestic Fannels, warranted not to shrink;
white and red Flannels at Is cents to fine; French
Fl.,neis, all colors. For sale by
CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP,
no 10 90 Main street
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NOD LIVER OLA supply OF pure,
" fresh COD LIVER OIL, just received and for
aala nv ALEX. DUAL,
ST. "a l55 Main street.
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"HISKEY.-"Mo Dew Whis-
w kew. manufactured by Martin & Co, Pittsburg,
pa. 100 barrels landing and for sale by
no Is DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
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iy cons
ches also
:, situa.
a school.
school,
" at THE
dS.wlt*
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|PARD.

Street
oad, Va.
fH1fdcte
Avs of
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ELOUR.-Family, Extra and Superfne
L. Flour, fresh brands. For sale by
no II EDWIN WORKMAN CO
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HsWILLED Just received
u a lot of very beautiful txilled Calicoes al one
shilling the yard, worth more money
no q CHRISTIAN LATHROP. g
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GPONGES, &c-Bathing Sponges, car
~ riage Sponges Chamois Skins, &c, for sale by
+. PURCELL, LADD L CO, Druggists,
no % 80 Main street.
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nj D. RUM.-30 bbls. Trulfs high proof
no 10 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

Tmr PARKER YEIx L1xE.-The steamers of this
line, says tue Baltimore American, now leave New
York and Baltimore daily, len steamers beng en-
pIoyed in keeping up the connection. Their re-
turn freight from this port is principally tue coal
from the companys mines, for which it is vel
known there is an increasing and apparently in
exhaustiJIe demand. The facilities which they
are 10 receive from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rod, by ar addition of motive power now I'M
der construction, will enable them TO forward n
greatly increased amount VI coal As an evidence
Of the despatch this line affords, the American
mentions the arrival there on the 9Th instant o.
the Mount Savage steamer with large amount
of freight, and her clearance the 9Th with fui
cargo for New York. The support which the line
has met with aud the quantity of freight constantly
offering, are gratifying evidences of the growth OIL
the business of Baltimore.
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mwe have received from the publishers.
Messrs. De Witt & Davenport of New York.
"Mark Hurdlestone'' or the "Two Brothers by
Mrs. Noodle, authoress of ''RoughIDg it in the
Bush" "Enthusiasm,'' and a sister of Agnes
Strickland, &C. From the hasty examination we
have made of the work, we should judge it well
worthy of perusal. We have read her very interest
ing work "Roughing tin the Bush" which gives
one OF the most interesting sketches of Australian
lie yet offered to the public, and if the foregoing
volume but sustains the well earned reputation
of the writer, it must find ready sale. Also from
the same publishers, The Life and Lectures OF
Father Gavazzi, corrected and authorized by
hims-lf." This work, coming from former Italian
Catholic, will be extensively read by all portions
of the people. Both the above works can be had
OF James H. MMechen, under the M'Lure House,
WHO is always ready to supply the reading public
with every variety of choice reading.
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Thousands of Parents who uso vermruge composed o.
Castor OIL Calome, &c, arc aware, that while they
appear benefit patient, they actually laying
foundations series diseases, such salvation,
loss Of sight, weakness orlim5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement o
Iobensack's Medicines which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well their chill
sng from those bilious type, should make use the
only genuine medicine. HoBensack's Liver Pills.
G5-''Be dseefrea, but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has sig.
nature of the PROPRIETOR ]. n. HoBENsAcK, as none
else genuine.
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IMPROVEMENT IN PiAxos.-An ingenious inven-
ii has lately been exhibited in Paris, which
promises TO be the precurser of new era in the
manufacture of piano-for La France Musicale
announces that one Mons. Sax has ,ranfoumed the
piano by process very simple indeed, but which,
like all simple things, required man of genins:
The fact that the violin is an instrument of small
volume yet its sounding poweri is very great, while
the guitar, much larger in size, produces bat thin
and meagre sounds, induced Mons. Sax 10 inquire
into the reason of this difference, and he has
to the conclusion that the difference in sound is oc
casioned by the relative heights of the bridge Of
The instrument. This idea Mons. Sax has nvailcd
hlmsel: of, and constructed piano on this princi
Pile. And an experiment which has been made in
the pres nee of arlistes and professors of mark be-
tore the Court of France, has been successful in
the highest degree.
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q Climax.

We mentioned yesterday the speech OF PreSI-
dent Pierce at New YORK, wreIchei affair
We had not then observed, in its full sweep, the
climax with which the Chef Magistrate capped
one Of his massive sentences. II deserves sepa-
rate preservation, and spot peculia9 III the rec
ords of the great dUimgs OF The great occasion.
Says The President, speaking The while 10 the
Mayor aboutthis great natlon-nnd we are, 1t must
Le admitted, very great people-dayS The PieSi-
dent:
W no will set limits 10 your Just ambition, when
the Atlantic bridgeu with steamers to tie shores
OF Europe, and united 10 the Pacnc by tue great
thoroughiare that Will eventually bind these States
together with hoops?
hoops The thought is happy one, and has
the rare merit of freshness. Nothing could be
more lelicliouSly enblema:ic of the pervading and
absorbing iIea of our statesmen OF tie day-Unlou
than hoops. 1t will occur TO the reader that
there is no end 10 hoop, and we would have no
end to The Union. And shat could be more firmly
united than the slaves, of Il rum barrel, lor ln-
stance, which have no bond of union but hoops.
Let barrel he sufficiently strong, md sufficiently
ound with hoops, aud what weight will crush IL!
Pelion on USSa, and both on the barrel, would not
produce squeak. Aud as for bursting u well
looped barrel, tue thing is well nigh impossible
In the days OF T. D. Rice, it Is true, we Heard OF
An Indiana IToosicr from our town
a moItsscs hOsshead swaIoIed down,
The hoops flaw on and the lossiead bust,
So cllr dc kitchen, &c.
But in that case, we plead detective cooPeTing, in
bar 10 any judgement against hoops. The hoops
flew of before the catastrophe occurred; md had
not Mr., President Pierce'S emblem OF the Union
slipped of, there would have been no explosion.
| 1t was a happy use of "huops;" and in honor Of
the President we suggest that there be new reaR-
ingof oneof our most popular spolitical mnxims,
SO that Ii shall Iun:
In hoops there is strength.
And in feet, there is small hope of our future as
L FIn IoiIV NIL n
sonS from hoops.
The President would have grntifed us had he
proceeded 10 specify whether his hoops were made
of hickory OF Juniata iron. The difference is i'm.
portant. IL hickory. he spoke as the mere parti-
Fan, appealing 10 the shade of an ilIustrous pre-
deceSSor; if of ron he talks like patriot, and we
may coniure from hoops hope for an increase OF
The tariff on iron at least In any sense, at all
events. the figure happy one. ard w.. re
Spond to hoops, with hope that Marcy and CuSh-
ing will endeavor to keep tie President at home
! for the future, where aborS of State are all in a
beaten track. Hoops!-Phts. Journal
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WILLOW WARE, &C.

lI9 MARKET SQUARE, WEST SIDE, DOORS FROM
UNIoS ST3EET,
THE undersigned takes this opportunity to eXteLd 10
1 his friends his heartfelt thanks for The very lheIa
patronage has received since lie became resident OF
this Gil aud beys INFORM them that he viii still
continue every description OF Willow and
Rattan ware, being tally confident that by strict attention
business lie VIII insure the patronage OF deserving
public is determined nothing shall be want ON
his part give entire satisfaction 10 those who ia
him with CALL where they will find large assOrt-
mcnt OF the &bOyC wares constantly on had, including
chiren' wagons cradles, chairs, NC Hhskcs cfevefy
Descriptions, numerous mention ShOie ale * retail.
u5'OrdeTs promptly executed. Il. MOONEY.
n Bod Baskets neatly repaired Hug3.
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For tho Wheeling Intelli gencer.
Woodland Melodies.
ny LILY MAY.


In this lonc wood, this quiet Summers morn,
seat myseIfto muse ihInss&rouid,
To breathe pure fragrance by tic light winds borne,
AndIist the insects gentle music soundi
Low murmurinr echoes haunt ms with spell
ofolden memories, that conc thronsins bach,
Around my heart they cling. and sweetly tell
ofBy.gone daye now lost on times dim track
Above the sam. tall trees their branches spread.
That flung their shadows or me when child
wandered gladly whore my flncy led Igule1
Which was where Natures charms my Heart be
Around me arc the same familiar scenes,
The paths where Oft M wandering footsteps trod,
When my young heart first Caught the radiant CLEANS
That shine ''through Nature up to Nature s Code"
But where arc they who wandered lore with m2a
seem to hear each Old lamlar tone
orthoir glad voices, shouting wild with elee!
turn to gCcct them, bu. am alone
Alone with Nature On what solemn thoughts
Cons stealing DER me stand aud gaze;
Scenes OF the past rise UP, so richly frausut,
With visions bright oflong forgotten days.
Tie grass; slope where OFT we've paused TO rest
The flowers that grew beneath tho purling rill-
The tall tree, whore lone dove built her nest,
And murmurcd long melancholy tIill-
The rock that marked that ancient oak trees base,
BY unseen bauds was swcctly covered O'er
With velvet MOSS consecTated place
1t was to some who nc'cr shall ske it more.
These scenes recall the forms ofearly friends,
IVho Oft with me such pleasant beauties shared;
But when think Of all. my pleasure blends
With mingled sadness, few. alas are sparcdj
And with tho thought such thrilling memories start,
scarce can toll which ladore the mosti
CE'en by the faithful tablet OF my lcart)
Tie friends living, or the early lost
PLEASANT VALLEY, Ohio, August, 1858
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American CoLoSrzArIos socrErv.-The receipts
of this Society for the month ending on the 18th
ult. were s4,797, and include legacy of S867.2G
left by the late Mss Sarah Stewart, of Annapolis,
Nd. 500 from the Virginia Colonization Society,
5000 from the Pennsylvania Society, 500 from the
New York Society, and s8O4 collected in the Dis
trict of Columbia, a greater portion CT which was
to constitute President Pierce life member, to
which object ex-President Fillmore. Secretary
Guthrie, and Senators Douglass and Wright each
contributed 500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

KENTUCKY ELECTION far rs heard from, The
Wings have gained live Representatives over their
number last year, when they had majority of 10.
Two Democrats and nine Wings have been elect
ed TO the Senate. The Wings have gained one
Senator; their majority lastyeur was two.
The Louisville Journal says: "The returns are
favorable for the election of the following Wing
members of Congress: B. E. Grey, in the secondi
Col. Bramlette i'll the Fourth; G. S. Hill in the
Fifth; and Cox IN the Ninth. Colonel Preston i
elected in the Louisville district, and Pres y Ew-
ing in the Third. In the sixth the result is doubt
full: the Democratic candidate, John NJ. Elliott,
has carried Madison county, which usually gives a
large Wing majority, by $50 votes. In the Tenth
Staunton is reelected, and Breckenridge in the
EiEhth.