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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

THAsKs.-We arc indebted to Mr.. VIM
L. Maule agent of Berford Co . Express, for late
California papers,
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"KNow NOTHING" TRIUMPH.-Andrews, the
know nothing candidate for Mayor in Salem, Mass,
has been elected by sweeping majority.
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" Invalids recovering from the effects of Fever
Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness of any
kind, will find CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE the only
remedy which will revive their dropping constitu-
tions expe all bad humors from the blood excite the
liver to prompt and healthy action, and by its tonic
properties restore the patient to life and vgor.
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COMMERCIAL.
RrcHMoND MARKETs. N

FLouR.-Ne transactionsi In -four to report yet
WHEAT.-sales were made to-day at SIS for red;
81 80 for white.
CoRr.-Ths market ~ bare of Corn
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CAUGHT.-Sophia, slave to d. NJ Miller,
was arrested as a runaway by officer Irving, and
committed to prison by order of the Mayor
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Rev. Alexander Young, disting uished clerp va an
OF Boston, died on the night of the 18th
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Mr. FILLMoRE-Mr. Fillmore arrived at Louis
vile on the 10th. lie was receivcd:at the depot by
large concourse of citizens and escorted through
the principal streets. He was to partake of pub
lie dinner the same day, and leave for the South in
the evening.
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RELEAsED.-Robert Giles, free fellow
gave security for his good behavior and was di:
charged from prison
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NH 9-Im*

To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY or RICH
moND.I respectfully offer myself a Candidate for
the Office of CITY GAUGER. .. - .
JOHN A. HICKS
NH 9-Im* Deputy Gaueer.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND-At the solicitation of my friends, announce
myself as a candidate for the office of HIGH CON-
STABLE ofthe city of Richmond. And if it should
be your pleasure to elect me, pledge myself to
every effort to give satisfaction in the discharge OF
the duties of the Office.
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L. JONES LACKLAND.-OFFIcE OF HIGH
CoNsTABLE.-Without his knowledge or solicitation,
7. JONES LAKELAND is recommended to the
people of Richmond for this Office. He has proved
himself faithful and efficient Deputy, and after
paying Deputies, the office is not valuable To
young man like him, who contributes to support
widowed mother and sisters, is the of a worthy
and estimabe citizen, formerly of the Tobacco
Inspectors of Richmond, and is always faithful and
obligng, the office is desirable. 1t is hoped he will
be considered as being in the line of promotion:
fe l8-lm* CITIZEN
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NoTroE.-I again tender my services to
my friends and felow-ctizens for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE, in the city of Richmond, at the ensu.
Ing election Should it be their pleasure to elect me
it will be my pleasure to them to the best OF
my ability.
la 81 GEO w TOJFR
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FREDERICKSBURG GuARDs-This company held
meeting at their Armory on the 18th inst, and
adopted resolutions of thanks, in the following
terms
LIST To the Guards" "Greys," and artillery"
of Petersburg for the cordial reception and kind
treatment of us during recent visit to their
city.
Cd, To the ''Young Guards of Richmond, for
their complimentary escort and handsome cola
ton our return.
4th. To Edwin Robinson Esq, for his liberality,
to the officers of the several Railroad Companies
for their kind attention to comfort and accom-
modations
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To THE CITIZENS OF RIcHMoND.-The
Clerk of Richmond Hastings Court being compelled.
by continued i'll health to resign his office present
myself before you a candidate. &
Having been Deputy in the office for nine years,
and having for the last five months during the sick
of my brother. been the acting clerk, in court
as well as in the office, believe myself fully COM
petent to discharge all the duties Should il be your
pleasure to elect me- will perform all the duties of
Clerk with promptness and fidelity.
NH 7-dtde ROBERT HOWARD.
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BY the request OF my friends, announce
myself candidate for the office of HIGH CONSTA.
Bile of the City of Richmond, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
fe 6-dtd .-. Us. B. TINSLEY
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NoTIoE.-I am Candidate for the office
fe 8-dts JOHN + REEVE
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SHAMEFUL OUTRAGE-On Thursday afternoon
last about 3 o'clock, Miss Mcneil, daughter of
Gen. John Mcneil, deceased, and niece of Pres:
dent Pierce was met in one of the public streets OF
Washington by ru.fian, knocked down, and rob-
bed of her purse, containing about thirty dollars,
certificates of stocks amounting to about two thou
sand dollars, and valuable diamond pin. The
blow was severe that she was rendered iasensi-
BILE, and whilst in this condition was robbed. She
was not, however, dangerously injured.
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CoNTINUED.-The case of Messrs. TYLER
and White for fighting in the court room ON Wed
neSday last was continued until TODAY
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH-
MoNB.--I again tender my services to my friends and
fellow citizens for the office of CITY GAUGER-
Should it be your pleasure to elect me- my undivided
attention shall be devoted to the discharge of the
duties of the Office.
NH 3-1m* SAMPSON JONES.
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AUCTION NoTIoE.-Attention is solicited
TO our sale this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
NH ID ALEX. MOTT l. CO.. Aucts
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The wife of Hon. Meredith P. Gentry died 10
Gently n Tennessee.
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ERECT BARRIERs.-The President and
Directors of the James River and Kanawha Com
pany were summoned before the Mayor yesterday
to show why they should not be fined for
failing to erect barriers 4th street to keep
persons and vehicles from going into the dock in
the night time. On the assurance of Secretary
Munford that they should be put up at once, the
case was continued until this morning
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SAMPSON JONES.

THE Voters of the City are respectfully
informed that am again Candidate for reelection.
J. III. STROBIA,
NH S-dtd City Gauger.
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The sugar house OF Mr.. Simon lie Blanc. at As
sumption, La, was destroyed by lire on tie 4th
lnst
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Very respectfl
r A. PaYoH

Richmond, l7th March, 1891.
On motion oil Mr.. ANDERSON, the communica
ton referred to Select Committee of screen,
the President of the Council to constitute one o.
that Committee.
Mr. HAsKINs asked TO be excused from further
service on the Select Committee, his business being
such that he could not attend the meeting
The vote being taken, Mr.. Haskns was excused.
The following gentlemen were then appointed the
Special mmittee-Messrs Grattap, Anderson,
Talbot, Hill. Scott, Saunders and Myers.
Iastructtoas.-Mr. ANDERSON offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously adopted
Resolred, That the Special Committee appointed
to confer with the Directory of the Richmond and
York River Railroad Company, on the subject of
granting authority to said Company to enter and
locate its Depot within the limits of the city, be
thorized to confer with said Directory, and report
to the Council the expediency OF selling to the
quire.
On motion, the Council then adjourned.
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FIRE.-The alarm last night about half
past 10 o'clock. occasoned by the taking fire OF
Mr.. Edward Z. Dudley's box mandatory, near
Grants factory. The flames were extnguished
before the fremen arrived, and but little damage
w. done
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DEsTITUTIoN AND SUIcIDE.-Anthony Putt, a
German, put an end to his existence in New York
few days since by swallowing an ounce of lauda-
mum. The following letter was found in his bed;
81 am poor man, without emp 'oyment, and not
able to support my family l have left behind me
a wife, with an infant, and boy ten years old Pray
do take care OF the boy, and put him in orphan
asylum, SO that he won't get to be loafer Also
give to my wife any aid you can"
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CRY CouNcm.-A special meeting Of the
Council ~ ~ held at the Chamberlain ofice ycster
day afternoon. Present, Mcssrs. Myers, McCance
Mills Grasn ry sasas end sso,i anderson
Richaond and York Rirer Raitr0ad. The Pfesi.
dent presented the following communication, from
. COMMITTEE of the Directory, which was read
Toths Hon. Common Council Of The City Of Rirh
momd: The undersigned, a COMMITTEES OF the VI,
rs,.torv ~ the Richmond and York River Railroad
Germany. having In charge the purchase Of site
for a Depot, have had their attention directed,
among other places, to Seabrook's Warehouse. The
object OF this communication is to enquire upon what
terms that property be purchased, in the event
the directory select it as the proper locality for
Depot.
Very respectfully
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NoTIoE.-At the solicitation of many
friends and acquaintances, hereby announce myself
candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE OF the
city of Richmond.
fe S-ts d. BAKER, JR.
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FRIvoLoUs.-Captain Wilkerson of the
night watch, on Wednesday last arrested Mary
White, on a warrant issued by Justice Taylor. for
abusing Mary Nagle. and brought her before the
Mayor. AS soon as his honor heard the nature of
the complaint-that these two women were quar-.
reing in their own yards and not in public street
be dismissed it. with the remark that he did not
hold his seat to try SANDER cases.
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EsM MRS Z. LYON, lover Word,
Fergus IN Co. Main strsf u 10 now receiv.
~ ing her Spring MILLINERY, con,isting of
- STRAW BoNNET6. which will BE- sold for
&c. and " wa ds, Also, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
ke. NH ls-lw
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THE PLANT ER'S NORTHERN
Il BRIDE-Just published and for sale by


Slsr
just above Exchange Hotel.
THE PLANTERS NORTHERN BRIDE, by
Mrs Hentz.
NEW YORK. its Upper Ten and Lower Million,
by Lippard-his last and best book
FERNANDO. or The Fallen Angel
KATE CLARENDON, or Necromancy in the VIII.
derness
THE REBEL BRIDE
WILL CRIT ENDEN, or The Lone Star of Cub a
THE WHEEL OF MISFORTUNE, by Buntline
HOT CORN, or Life Scenes in New York
FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA
ENGLISH SERFDOM AND AMERICAN SLA-
VERY
THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART,
March-25c
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for March-25c
FRANK LESLfE'S FASHION BOOK, for March
-25c
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE for March-25c
HARPER'S DO do 25c
NEW YORK JOURNAL do CSC
CHAMBERS EDINBURGH JOURNAL for
March-25c
NEW YORK SPIRIT OF THE TIMES, CITI-
ZEN. POST, POLICE GAZETTE. WEEKLY He
RAID, TRIBUNE, and TIMES, GLEASON'S PIC
TORIAL, FLAG. BANNER, WAVERLY, SAM.
PRIVATEER, BUNTLINE'S, COURIER, and all
the Papers for this week-together with everythn e
in the Cheap Publication Line. at
HOLBROOK'S,
Just above Exchange Hotel, Franklin st.
Ift
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

Last Of Graduates-We give below a list of the
graduates who received certificates at the Com
mencement of the Virginia Medical College, on
Thursday night, the 10th inst:
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CPRING TRADE.--Wholesale buyers
~ and the trade generally requested to
PAINTS, OILS DYES, WINDOW GLASS AND
PUTTY, FANCY TOILET ARTICLES AND PER-
FUMES in and for sale in lots to suit, low
prices they be had in this any other city, by
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists,
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NOT1CE.-The Co-Partnership hereto
IN fore existing between the undersigned is this
day dissolved by mutual consent therefore, all per-
sons holding the obligations of the concern will pre-
he alone is responsible for the payment of ithe
same, according TO the terms of dissolution.
VIM. Nj. McGRUDER,
VIM. T. ELLIS
EENRicJ, 18th Feb, 1854. NH l8-1t*
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LIBEL.-Augustine Longenottl, charged
with being person OF evil name and fame, and
with publicly belling John Chiesa, was brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, for examination. The
libel alluded to is in these words, headed caution
to the public" and signed Theodore l.amesky,
and as was proved in court, was inserted In the CO.
lumns of the "Dispatch at the instance OF the ac-
cused who signed the name of Theodore Lamesky
to it:
The article of Smoking Tobacco, made by JOHN
CHIESA has completely defrauded number of ci-
items of this place as well as myself The public
cautioned against purchasing any Tobacco manufac-
tured by him. or creditng him, as he is entirely
worthy of confidence, and has none of the essentials
of gentleman.
Chcsa, after satisfying the Court that the libel
complained of had been perpetrated by Augustine
Longenott, under assumed name, charged that
individual with being concerned with the celebra.
ted Joseph Guio, the man who found check in
Charleston on a Savannah bank, for a large amount
of money, forged the name OF the person TO whom
it was payable, collected the money, and then came
on here changed his Southern funds for draft on
the Merchants Bank of Baltimore, and got Sigma
60 to sell it TO Fl. T. Pairo, and left for parts
known Chiesa alleges that the accused is now
here to make collections for Guo, who is fugitive
from justice After hearing several witnesses, the
examination continued until to-day.
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All goods well packed and promptly shipped to any
part of the country.
They are proprietors of that valuable article CAR
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, for the blood; and
Agents for all the popular Medicines, in many in
stances at less than proprietors' prices
TERMs-6 months credit or per cent of for
cash. Please call and see for yourselves, whether
YOU buy not. NH f8
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4Hh FOR PHILADELPHIA
= !. sail on MONDAY Goth inst at o'c lock
P. M.---The steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Captaia
Baymore, 10 new discharging, and will receive
freight up to the above hour of sailing.
For freight or passage, apply to
nah 10 ROBERT RANKIN.
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ST. PATRIcK's DAY.-A very eloquent
Sermon was preached last night at the Catholic
Church by the Rev. Mr. Mcguire of Georgetown,
on the life and services of the Patron Saint of Ire
land. The occasion was deemed fitting one for
the exercise OF little Charity, and the poor orphans
of st. Joseph's Asylum were very properly select
ed the objects OF it. collection taken up
after the sermon and we suppose liberal fund
was contributed
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GEED.-Clover, Timothy, Orchard and
~ Herds Grass Seed 10 store aud for sale by
nah % WILLIAMS BROTHER
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RACON.-Sides, Shoulders, Hams, Joles
II and Breasts. Receiving and in store. for sale
NIB IL WILLIAMS Il BROTHER
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02
WIS BERTH
STILL MANUFACTURES TIN,
COPPER & SHEET IRON,
Stoves, &c

A T his old stand, lower side of the
Il Public Square, where he has a
large assortment of TIN WARE, and
from his experience as a practical me-
chanic, he considers it no ffattery to say
that he viii give full satisfaction, as he
employs none but the most experienced
workmen and no boys. s.ll
He calls the attention of persons wish
ing TO purchase, to the following i'm
proved patters of Stoves: Four sizes Of
Ironton Premium; three sizes Best Pre-
MUM; two sizes Indiana; three sizes
of the Comet; a double oven Stove;
ParlOr and Heating Stoves in great va
riety.-
Z With reference to the above stock, be
is still receiving and will keep constant
ly a good assortment of every thing
that is usually to be had in a well regu-
lated Shop. He hopes by promptness
and attention to customers to receive a
liberal patronage. q .H raE
Z March 2. 1854.-2m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02
TRouBIE.-Read what the Clinton

TRoUBLE.-Read what the Clinton
| Courant says on this subject:
"Baby's got the measles, second boy
is dropping; third one down on trundlt
bed, with dreadful cough is whooping
Mercury down to zero, wood-pile somt
below it; man tries to be hero, but
feels he cannot go it, Wife is busy
washing bit of dirty duds, whilst evel
and anon a tear falls silent in the suds
Husband rocks the cradle, second on
his lap; soothes the third one with a
kiss, and hits the fourth slap. So from
moans, anI starting, troubled dreaming,
the tune is changed to groans, and sti-
fled sobs and screaming. Patience all
exhausted, he roughly speeds the rock
ing. Confused worse confoundedi A
neighbor opes the door, and with voice
and face astounded, says, have you
heard the price of Flour?" No. hus
band loudly halloos, whats the latest
.news?' Flour is thirteen dollars
twelve has been refused A scream!
IT'S SissY's voice; something comes
athwart her. In she comes, all covered
DER with blood and water. Old Brin-
dies gored the heifer, broke the year
ling's thigh, knocked Sissy down, and
scared passer by. Wife sits down
desparing, weary of her life; husband
nothing caring for the quadrupedal strife
wonders whether Job, the man of
many sores, when his wife bade him
give up, led such life in doors
Meantime, the wealtty mother sits
in her easy chair, on its rich. embroid-
cred cover, mid comfort everywhere,
and wonders what they mean-these
people that are poor-pratting of the
troubles, which they think they endure.
If they only had her trials, knew what
she. underwent, they'd think that all
the vials of wrath were on them spent;
which set thinking, reader, that rightly
one half of all our sorrows
are sadly overweened. And the moral
of our rhyme, though prosily it runs, is
never borrow trouble, but take it as it
comes. D. - -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02

sqgEEzIxe HxEDs. The rational
and philosophy of tbe same from the
confession of a young lady at the point
of snatrimony:
what an immense difference it makes
,oho soueezes ones hand A lady may
ltwine her arm around your waist, press
kiss on yonr brow, or, holding your
hand in hers, toy with your fingers to
her hearts content, but you are perfect
IL calm and collected, and experience no
unusual sensations, either idisagreeable
or otherwise. Perehance gentleman
whom you dislike or feel but slightly
acquainted with, ventures To press your
hand; you snatchit quickly away, the
indignant blood mounts to your fore
bead, and, with flashing eyes, you won
dered how Che impudent fellow ddres TO
do such thingl Rather an antiquated
specimen of. humanity saueezes your
hand; you feel mortified for yourself
and him-morti6ed that a man of his
years should make such fool of him
iseif; that he should think you really
liked such nonsense; and, above ALL
that he believes it possible that you can
| ike him, vexed at what he had done,
and determined that opportunity shall
never be offered him OF doing so again.
You place your hand confidently in that
of an accepted. acknowledged lover,
| you are not excited or confused; you
have ceased blushing continually in his
presence; you experience a feeling of
quiet happiness, a little heaven-upon-
earth sort Of feeling you are perfectly
content with everything in this terres-
tial world, especially, your lover and
yourself; and yet, withal, it's a foolish
feeling, as you sit with his arm twined
around you; that manly form, which is
to guard and support you through life;
soft, rosy, happy tint sufuses your
face as your hand is clasped in his. Ali
1t is blissful, foolish feelingl But let
some one whom you like very much
not ah accepted lover, but one who may,
perhaps, be one these days-gently in
close your hand in his own, what a
strange, wild, joyful, painful feeling
thrills through you. The hot blood
leaps, dancing, tumbling through your
veins, rushes to your temples, tingles at
your fingers ends! Your heart goes
bump. bump; surely you think he must
hear it throbbingl For the life OF You,
you cannot speak. After letting your
hand remain in his just long tsr6ugh to
show that you are not offended, you
gently withdraw it; but, perchance, if
it is taken again, after faint don't do
so,' which is answered with downcast
eyes and blushing cheek, you let the
lite hand, the first bright earnest of
other things to come, thrilling and
burning with this new ecstatic emotion,
remain all trembling in its resting
place. s1t m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02

HAVING purchased of Mr.. S. B
Ill DRoUILLARD his interest in the
wholesale and retail Grocery. corner OF
Court and Third streets, returns thanks
for the patronage heretofore extended,
and by diligence and promptness to bu-
siness hopes to be favored with a con-
tinuance of the same / have every
article needed in the Grocery and Pro-
duce line, which can be bought as cheap
as in any store in town. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves.
July 6, '54. D. S. FORD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-02

RA negro was brought before the
Mayor of Charleston, South Carolina, q
short time since for stealing chickens.
well, Toby said his Honor, what
have you got to say for yourself l'ss
..Nafin but dis, boss; Twas crazy as q
bed bug when I stole datar pullet, coz
might have stole de big rooster and
neber done ii. Dat shows cenelusiyely
tony mind dat I was laborinr under
the deleriuIn tremendeous. e ~ 2 !