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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-17

DOLLARD'S CELEBRATED RHEU-
L MATIC, OR NERVE AND BONE LIEI-
MENT, the only certain remedy known for Rheu.
pafisn and diseases of like nature.
This valuable preparation has performed many
very extraordinary cures in long standing well as
in recent cases of inflemmatory and Chronic Rheu-
n,atism, Rheumatic Gout, EeuraIgic Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Lumbago, &c.
Even among the aged, who have been afflicted
iom twenty to forty years, and who in despair had
abandoned the idea of cure, relief has been OBJ
tanned by the of this agreeable and astonishing
remedy
Persons who are suffering with Rheumatism, Eeu.
rsgia Lumbseo, Paralysis, SC, are advised to use
this Lnment without delay that they may be cured.
For sale by PURCELL, LADO X CO, Bennett 4
Beers Ade & Gray. Duval L Norton, w. p. Laid,
L. B. Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the city. ia II
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LOST OR STOLEN.

4 OST-FREE PAPERS-Monday last,
H somewhere In Henrics county large leather
Pocket-Book, containing my FREE PAPERS.
liberal reward will be paid the finder by returning
them to Mr.. JNO. A. LACYS, Richmond.
ia I7-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-17

WANTED-STORAGE-In the large
" and convenient Fire. proof Ware house in rear
OF Haxail l. Co.'S Office.
Insurance can be effected at the lowest rates.
Terms Of Storage liberal. Apply TO
w. T. STAPLES 4 CO..
os E-Sm' I3th st., South Of Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-17

ITO MANUFACTURES OF TOBACCO.
COL have on hand SOME s's and 5s MILLS
which DESTROYS TO dispose of on yery res.oaabI
terms. Those desirous to purchase, viii please ca II
at AUGUSTUS MAILERT'S
la 10 rsr-s No Mai m
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BARGAINS, AND NO HUMBUG.

bAAUAINS, AND No HUWOJU.
WE take pleasure in informing the la
w dies of this city, and the ladies' in general,
that wa have opened, at 2G4 Broad street, betwse
4th and 5th streets large and handsome stock of
the finest Saxony, French and Berlin + MBROIDE.
RIES; also large lot of Saxony, French aud Brus-
seles LACES; French Kid Gloves and q variety of
Fancy Goods OF own importation Also large
most fashionable Paris styles, ever before shown
this city.
The Embroideres of the finest elegance and
the very newest styles of the present and coming
seasons
Our prices will be low any auction prices;
which win be readily remarked by any one visiting
US. There is no humbug, and positively only one
price.
Intending to stay only very short time in this
city,, call is solicited early, as the goods must be
sold before we leave.
~ Milliners and Dealers supplied cheap
WIGAND l. SELDNER,
IL d
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ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE snner;o-
~ quality now landing and for sale bv 'peiioA
RAWLINGS L. MILLER
ia II Corner Pearl and c.
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CRY OF RICHMOND, To wit:
This day personally appeared before me, Samuel
Bayly, Notary Public for the city aforesaid VIII
liam ?. Munford aud James K. Lee, the President
and Secretary of the Marshall Company. and seYe
rally made oath that the foregoing statement il true.
Given under my hand this 10th day of January,
1856. ljal7l SAM'L I. BAYLY, N. P.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-17
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
(Olfice at Geo. j. Summers, No. 20 Pearl street.)

GALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES
~ shall sell to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY.
the ed of January, at A. Lump n's at the head Of
Meehanicsville Turnpike, by the consent of parties
Nesio NAN and WOMAN and Child for the
purpose of having division.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock.
ia l7-6t* THOS. AGREE. Comm'r.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

IL TOWN OF FULTON, AT AUCTION-On
MONDAY, 22d Jan, at 81 o'clock M +. will be scd
q new Framed House and Lot, 10 the town of Full
ton near Williamsburg Avenue, BOW occupied by
Mr. L. c. Rosk, containing rooms, with well OF
water in the yard The lot fIonts so feet on Ora
ham street. ard runs back 10 feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance alta ami ~ mos :,
with interest, and secured by trust deed.
ia II TAYLOR az WILLIAMS Aucts.
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Whole number Of Shares, Tss.
Number of Shares redeemed, 43.
Estimated cash value of each unredeemed Share,
pc 64.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-17

Gen. Wool denies that his services have
been limited to civil and local duties, and
sets forth the value of the special services
which he has rendered in preventing a
! French fillibustering expedition to Sonora
The correspondence between himself and
the Secretary Of War upon the same points,
il quite tart. The Union says: Comment on
Gen. Woo!'s letter to us is unnecessary. 1t
? carries on its face the evidence that he is
afflicted with political aspirations, which have
brought him into collision with the War De.
partmsnt, and which have subjected him to
the severe rebuke contained in the letter of
Secretary Davis. There is vein of defiance
and characterization running through Gent
Woods letters, which could not be overlook
ed by the head of the military department,
without serious injury to the service"
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
GALENA.

The Dubuque Erpress winds up recent
article on the above place, with the follow.
ing. We hope the sad end of Galena,
which this editor prophesies, may be a
verted:-
"Galena has some few business men
whose enterprise would do honor to any
city; but she is cursedwith hundreds of self.
conceited modern reformers who will not
only nurse her in her present illness, but
eventually inter her and write her Epitaph;
which, We imagine, will be somewhat as
fOllows:-
Here stands tho once fourishing zone horse
Town of
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
NOTICE.


HDURsUANT to section three Of the act entitled An
act prescribing rules and regulations for the
ton Of trusts arising under the act Of Congress en
tied An act for the relief Of citizens upon lands
Of the United States, under certain circumstances
passed March Sd, 1856:
Public Notice Is hereby given, that the eleventh
day of July A. D. 1885, the subscriber entered at the
Land Office at Red Wing N. T., the lands constituting
the site Of the town of LOUISVILLE in the county Of
Scott t. in trust for the several and benefit OF
the occupants thereof according their respective inter
ests which lands described in the duplicate receipt
Of Receiver for the money received by him in pay
ment therefor, as follows-Lots Nos Nine ) and Ten
O and the South East quarter Of the South East quar-
ter of Section No. Twenty (20 and the North East
ter Of Section No Twenty Nine (2s in Township No
hundred and fifteen O15) North, Of Range No. Twenty
Three (2a West, containing three hundred and
twenty hundredths.
Each and every person, or association company of
persons claiming to be occupant occupants or to
have possess be entitled to the right OF
Possession of such lands any block lot parcel or
share thereof required by the fourth section
act to le within sixty days after the first publication Of
this notice in the Office Of the subscriber at Belle Paine
in said county Of Scott statement writing containing
accurate description Of the particular pieces or parts
thereof in which he she they claim have any inter
est and Ct the specific right interest which he
she they respectively claim be entitled to receive
or be forever barred thereof A. G. CHATFIEID,
Dated August 7th 1855 Judge, &c.
Aug. il. 3tw ltd
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
The Death of Schamyl.

A Vienna letter of the 2lst of July, says:--
Various reports are abroad here respecting the
cause of Schamyl's death, which some assign to
natural causes, and others to violence in con-
sequence Of suspicious which have been lat
terly entertained, to the effect that he has been
tampering with the Russians. 1t will be still
fresh in the minds of your readers, that his son
was short time ago set free, by the Russians,
and restored to his father in exchange for
some noble ladies whom the Circassian chief
tains had carried away and condemned to a
state of captivity. 1t has been hinted, and
perhaps not altogether without reason, that
the son since his return has exercised an influ-
ence upon the father, at the expense, in some
degree, of the patriotic feelings of the old Car
cassian chief. Young Schamyl has been brought
up from an early age in the principal military
school of st. Petersburg, and naturally must
imbibe notions somewhat in consort with the
feelings of those among whom he has passed
his youth.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

NANDALIsM.--Some time since gentleman
of Hampstead purchased in New York, for
5000, beautiful yacht twenty feet long, and
copper bottomed. AS the boat was on the
passage from New York to Hampstead, she
was driven on Hampstead beach, about three
miles east Of Rockaway, by rain storm on
the 3Oth Of July. The crew having secured
the vessel, went into neighboring house to
pass the night. Next morning on returning
to their boat, they found she had been cut to
pieces for firewood and every particle of it car
ried off.--L. /. Democrat.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
Mr. Rice and the Half Breed Tract.

The peculiar faculty SO well known to be
possessed by Mr.. RICE Of carrying his ends
by profusion of promises, which he never
intends to fulfil, is remarkably illustrated in
his course with the mixed blood Sioux, who
claim the Lake Pepin tract, and with the
whites who have settled upon the lands with
ahope of enjoying the benefit Of pre-emption.
The parties being diametrically opposed to
each other, and both somewhat formidable
in numbers, it is delicate task to make
each believe that he, RICE, is the particular
champion of that class The game is being
attempted, however, and considerable
amount of ingenuity has been displayed by
him in his endeavor to secure the votes of
both Sides Nevertheless, it is rather up
hill work; for Mr.. RICE will be required to
define his position before the election. He
must say to the mixed bloods, openly and
above board, the "Half Breed Tract is yours
and no white settler unless allied TO you by
marriage has any right to occupy it. Or
he must take opposite tack, and declare to
the mixed bloods that they are wrong, and
the settlers are entitled under the law to
the right Of occupation and pre-emption.-
From certain proceedings of the white resi-
dents upon the land, published in the pa.
pers of this city, we are led to believe that
they are satisfied Mr. RICE is right on the
main question, in which they arc interested,
as they give him much credit for his high.
minded course in aiding their interests. On
the other hand, J. r. Brown, FrSDLEy and
rery few others whose interests lie on the
other side, and with the mixed bloods
are insisting strongly that Mr. RICE is in
favor of protecting the rights of the latter
against the "squatters" Now who is to de-
eide this puzzle' Mr. RICE is certainly not
in favor Of both the contending parties ,fo1
that is physical impossibility. Probably
the problem is not yet worked out as to
which can command the greatest number Of
votes. Mr.. RICE is said to have written to
some one or other of the white occupants
of the tract, that the squatters could and
should have pre-emptions, Mr.. RICE
himself strictly denies to the half-breeds
that he ever wrote such letter or took
such grounds. 1t will be worth our readers
while to mark how RICE will extricate him
self from these complications He has O
great deal of oily Cannon, iu his compost
ton, bnt still he may fail. No.s Terrons.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
New Orleans AuO l3

New Orleans, Aug l3.
We have advices from Brownsville to the
10th Aug.
The Delta's correspondent gives the official
accounts of the capture of Saltillo by Colonel
Bedouri, after battle which lasted 3 days.
The Government force was 1900 strong,
with five pieces of artillery. Of this force 3O8
were killed or wounded. The revolutionists
lost ifty-six killed and wounded and prisoners
At last accounts the revolutionists were in
pursuit of the retreating army. Gen. Woll
had reinforced Matamoras by troops from
Tampico.
The force of the insurgents amounts to 5000
troops aud three pieces Of artillery under COM
mand Of Colonel Duncan, late Of the U. s.
Army.
Gen. Woll had nearly demolished the su-
burbs of Matamoras, and nearly every citizen
hat. lett for Brownsville
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

KANsAs.-The new Legislature of Kan
sas has fixed upon Lecompton, as the seat
of Government. A correspondent of the
St. Louis Republican says:
Iecompton is named for Judge LEccMpTE,
Of the Suprme Court of Kansas 1t is situated
on Kansas river, near the Geographical centre
of the Territory. 1t will doubtless give gener-
al satisfaction. The town site is beautiful
Timber abounds. Water is plenty. Both
timber and water are of excellent quality
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
&pertal II Offices.

NOTICE.
mass Convention of the Democratic voters of Da-
kota County will be held at the house of Mr.. Westcot
the intersection of the Big Sioux River Road with
the Mendoza and Wabashaw Road, Saturday. the
first day Of September next, at NJ nominate
didates for Councillor and two Representatives
the Legislature, and for the different County Offices.
punctual and general attendance is requested.
sosas$ Il sSs$$S&iH. s's5ESi SSi'i. Committee.
Mendoza, August II, 1855. aug 1e I'd
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
$15 REV A RID !

GTRAYED, August 7th. 1855, from Joseph Trott's, on
Rum River, the following stock:-One pair OF stags
twins, red and white look very much alike one has
short tall one pair Of red oxen, quitv fat short
legged and snug made, grting feet; one dark red OK
with leather strap, with e. H. L. cut witt knife on
it. One red OK, white in the forehead, with few other
the side of the gsmbre is small sized. The
above six years old. One pair of four years old,
one is white with dark spot the side of the neck,
tn, other black with white belly and back has broad
horns lost eye and is quite wild. reward of SIS
will be paid to any person giving certain information
where said cattle can be found G. H. LEA THEIRS.
AnOka, Aug. IA, 1855. aug l6-d2w
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
Town of
Galena.

Now moudering, dilapidated and deserted
Founded in--Built up by Nature
and FEW intelligent men.
Miscarried in l854-received severe shock
from the Ills. C.R.R.-as many doses from as
many Sick Doctors-and after a lingering ILL.,
ness of five years, became as fiat as Boetia.
Requiescat in Pace
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

SENTENCE OF DENNIsroN, THE Posr Or
EIcE RoBBER.-Last Monday morning,
young Dennston, the Post Office robber at
Chlcago, was sentenced by Judge Drum
mond to ten years Imprisonment, which
until the further order of the
Court, is to be in the Jail of Cook county,
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
q 1 D D o !

nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS to loan upon good
u personal security. Applyto
Aug. 10, ls55-4td AMES r. vAN:ETTEN
TO THE CREDrCORS OF THE ESTATE
OF LEVI SLOAN.
VUNHE undenigned, having been duly appointed by
Il the Court Of Probate Of Ramsey County, Com
issoners to receive examine and adjust ali claims
Saint Paul. in said county, deceased do hereby give
tice that they will be in session the Office Of Sanbon
Freuch, in Saint Paul aforesaid, Monday the twen
tyfourth day Of September A. D. 1885, ten O'Clock
in the forenoon for the purpose of examining and al
lowing such claims against the said deceased shall
from day day thereafter until the expiration Of six
months from the first publication hereof unless all
claims and demands against said deceased shall be
sented 10 said Commissioners before the expiration of
that time and all claims and demands against said de-
ceased that presented to the undersigned before
the expiration of six months from the first publication
hereof, will be forever barred.
Saint Paul, August 18th, A. d. 1855.
JOHN b. SANBORN,
DANIEL ROHRER,
Aug. A-w4t Commissioners.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
Buffalo, August l3.

Buffalo, August l3.
At Niagara Falls yesterday, five men got
in skiff at tho Suspension Bridge, broke one
oar and could not then manage the boat, and
were carried down into the whirlpool, where
the boat upset, and broke to pieces, and all the
men were drowned. Names not yet ascer-
tained
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
A G. q T. d..

Having disposed Of my entire stock of Dry Goods,
with view of entering into the wholesale Grocery and
Commission business, take this occasion my
sincere thanks to my many generous and liberal pat
rons, who have kindly fav ored me with their patron
age heretofore, and whose support still hope merit
in another and different line Of trade and that we will
yet continue to "jog on together" with renewed conf
dence in each other.
My purchaser and successor in the Dry Goods busi-
ness, Mr.. l.. c. DUNN, commend to my former Gus
toners in that line, q gentleman of strict integrity
who will at all times be found ready and willing to &C.
commodate them with desirable goods and Ut
BILE prices. A. L. .LARPENTEUR.
Aug. 8, 1855. dawtf
IF Mr.. JAMES GORDIN who was at ST. Louis in May
1851, and afterwards at st. Paul. Minnesota will send
his address to- call Messrs Jno Higgins Co., IS
and 81 Vesey street. N Y he will hear Of
his advantage. Aug l3-d2w
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

Baltimore, August l3.
John A. Winston is elected Gov. of Alaba-
ma by q large majority.
The Congressional Delegation stands FIVE
Democrats and two Know Nothings, and the
complexion of the legislature is said to be de-
mocratic.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
Bounty Land Warrants.

An abstract of the business of the Pension
Bureau for the week ending the 7th August,
1855:
Bounty-land applications received under
act 3rd, March, 1855, $500
warrants issued, 1,26l
Total number Of applications receiv' d, POL 900
Do. re-examined, 1896
Do. allowed, l9,367
DO. warrants or certificates
issued,
Three Of the above claims have been allow
ed to soldiers of the revolution, and thirty-se-
ven to the widows of revolutionary men. A
warrant for l60 acres was also issued yester-
day to Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, widow of the
late Gen. E. P. Gaines.
1t will be seen from the above that 6,455
warrants have been issued up to this time
which is at the rate Of about 5000 warrants
per month-the first warrant under the new
bounty land act having been issned in the ear
ly part of June.--UniOn.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

D@ A German woman was arrested in
Dubuque on the l4th inst, charged with
the crime of infanticide. The body of her
child had been discovered in the vault of a
privy. Her name is not given.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

DEATH OF A MERcHANT.-The Cincinnati
papers announce the death of Mr.. Richard
Southgate, a we'll known and popular mer-
chant OF that city. He died at Yellow
Springs, KY, of Asiatic cholera.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

PROBATE COURT-Ramsey County.
a PPLICATION has been made to the Probate Court
IA by George w. Brown and Elbrdge H. Stone, exc
cutors Of the last will and testament Of Frederick B.
and State of Illinois, deceased sell certain estate
Of said deceased lying and being in the city of st. Paul
authenticated copy of the appointment of said execu
tors having been filed in this county, it il ordered
notice be given all persons interested in estate
to appear before the Office of Probate Judge in
the city OF St. Paul, on the 18th day of September
ID. 1855, at ten O'Clock A. M
And direct this notice to be published In each
week for four weeks successively in the " Weekly
Pioneer newspaper published in said county of Ram
sey. RICHARD FEWER,
Probate Judge,
Ramsey county, NJ. T.
Dated Sd day of August, A. D. 1855. wat
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

Philadelphia, Aug. l3
As party of four persons belonging to
Aauch Chunk were bathing in the surf at At
lantic city, Sunday morning, they were car
ried out beyond their depth, and two of them,
lady named Andrus and Mr.. Boyd, accom-
pany her were drowned.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
ALBANY, Aug. l3.

ALBANY, Aug. Is.
As the Express tain on the Boston Rail-
road was passing Chatham Depot, this even
ing, Mr.. d. TAFT, of Charleston, South Caro-
lima, and a person named Brecker, of Albany,
had their arms cut off by door of freight
car standing on the track, which had been
blown open. Mr.. Taft and Mr.. Brecker,
were sitting with their arms out of the win
dows
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
From Mexico.

New Orleans, Aug. l3.
The steamer Orizaba brings dates from the
city OF Mexico to August 9Th. 1t is reported
that the Revolutionists were within four
leagues of Vera Cruz.
The conductor from the city of Mexico un-
der convoy of Government troops, had stopped
at Puerto National, and they had fortified
themselves for the purpose of giving battle to
the Revoluti0nists.
The Delta has private letters from Mexico.
Arrests are being daily made at the Capital.
On one day sixty-eight men were arrested
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

B8-Itis Carlyle who says-"When l gaze
into the stars they look down upon me in pity
from their serene and silent spaces like eyes
gistening with tears at the little lot Of man.
Thousands of generations all as noisy as our
own, have been swallowed by them and there
remains no record Of them any more, yet Arc
turus and Orion, Tirius and the Pleiades are
still shining in their course, clear and young ss
plain OF Shinar! What shadows we pursued"
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

FATAL1rY:-A few days since, six or seven
persons residing at Foot's tavern in Dyersyille,
Dubuque county were attacked by all the SYM
ptoms Of cholera and died. No cause can be
assigned for this sudden and brief visi tation.-
Iowa Reporter
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

mitted against the Known Nothing party,
and will use all his influence to stay the
food of prejudice which threatens to deluge
the whole country
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
NOTICE..

rs hereby given to all persons against negotiating for
certain note payable to J. W. McCombs or bearer da
ted Red Wing August 1885, payable October rst with
interest at the rate Of seven per cent. per annum.
I.P NEWTON.
Hastings, August 3, 1856, wst ait
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
L. o . II !!

INFORMATION wanted, of Charles L. Meier Ger
man, supposed to be lost the 18th June last. =
Description Is a. follows. IL about middle age and
about feet inches in height, has lost the forenesr
Of his left hand, cannot speak English. Whoever win
give notice where the said Charles L. Meier is or bring
him to Farrbaut Post Office, Rice county, NJ. r., viii
have their expenses paid.
July IS, 1855. w2m dit
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

~Marshall is elected to Congress in
the Louisville District by over $500 ma
jority.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20

&25 Reward!

above sum viii be paid BY the subscriber for the
delivery to him. or for reliable nformaton concern
the whereabouts Of his beloved wife Nary who left
"a On the 10Th day of July last between saltwater and
% =. aa ~nie on his way to this place. She is suppos
ea 10 nave gone to Hudson from there to Gaena She
Oh sue about twenty three years old hight hair
four years old. HENPy WrTTTps
Chsska Carver county, N. T., August e. 1855
Galeaa Advertiser please copy one week
div vdt
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-20
" o TICE.
PROBATE COURT-Ramsev Couutv

A nm DONELLY, widow of John Donelly, late of Ram
"A sey County, deceased, has applied for letters of sd
mnisraOn estate of said deceased Said application
will be heard at the Office of Probate Judge in St. Paul
the third day of September next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day.
And direct this notice to be published in the Week
y Pioneer" newspaper published in said county, for
three weeks successfully.
Dated at St. Paul. this 9th day of August A. D. 1855
RICHARD FEWER,
Probate Judge,
Aug w3t Ramsey County, n. 7.