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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-24

Ia MBKOlDERIES! EMBKOIUERlES!
H -GOLDSMIf. having large stock of needle
worked goods on hand. 20 a. to offer great induce.
ments, no has reduced the prices considerable to sut
ell no in want of them. His stock Is yeIy large
You find bssutifa selection of Collars Sleevss
Hands, Chemisetts. Infants Waists and Robes En-.
breidered Swiss Muslins, Swiss and Cambria Edspcs
and Insertngs and many other of needle work.
ed goods to be sold at the sreatest kind Of bagsins
gs-.Y E4sxs ess E.sGOLDSMIT
my7l - - ss No. DOS Broad Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-24

81 DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND
Il FOR RENT.-Ws cffer for rent the Brick
House on the Canal, sdjoinn the Guase Dock. Oh.
posite Tredeear Iron Works. and formerly In the oc.
cupancy of Mr.. Dan'l Totty I'H'f'
The house Is well am sed, with shelvins couu.
tera, @c for store whilst the upper part Is suitable
for dwelling, with stable, &c.> = - -
aa offers good opening for one disposed to 40 mic
the grocery, wood and lumber business Apply TO
lap IL - 4f TAYLOR Williams
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-24
WIN. s. WOOD, CH ZAP WHOLE
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN LATE AM

THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
4 RIVED.-The best Planet Reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved by sol
ence and calculation, from many years of study, for
short time only, by MADAME MAILOR, Second
street. the second house, the right hand side, above
Main street. an 2I-2m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-24

~ WARD The above reward and oil reasonable
expenses win be paid for the apprehension and de-
livery to rs, In Richmond, Of negro woman, slave,
named MARIA, or, a. she calls herself, MARIA
face, skin about ginger bread color, good set of
teeth, full head of hair and pleasing countenance
Her precise age is not recolected, but she is be-
lieved to be about "a or Is years old. yf7A .
80 PHILIP M. TABB 4 SON, Agents. e
q Office on Governor street, between Main and
Frauklin sts. ~ aa my 7-d1n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-24
- A CARD.-JOS. WOOD

~ asSsE@ss PASSENGERS on THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS. GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE Or LYNCHBURG:
BREAKFAST! FAST!
AMPLE TINE GIVEN TO EAT
Thu subscriber is prepared to furnish the pas
seneers. daily. with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
of the Richmond and DanviIle and South. Side Rail-
roads, Immediately on their arrival on the cars
my 17-l2m SAML D. BURKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-24

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND DAnsiLLy
KE RAILROAD CHANCE OF HouRG-On and after
MONDAY, the 16thinst the passen ger train on this
read viii leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. NJ. instead
of 90 heretofore, ss aatga -
Returning, leave Boston, at p. M.
By order. s,sss - 4, e. HUGHsON,
!, -, = ..s,sst4s Ticket Agent.
RICHMOND, April IL, 1855. ap 15-dts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15

cause it happens to tolerate slavery. But if
they do, considering, that These Southern States
were originally settled by brave race, who
have left their blood-stains as signs upon their
early pathway, trust, in God, the watchword
will be, Equality forever or Independence, and
that it will ring over thousand hills and start
from their scabbards the swords of a hundred
thousand freemen.
True, Southern men have been murdered by
mobs when in pursuit of their property, under
the Fugitive Slave LaW, and we were degraded
by the circumstances attending tho admission Of
CalifoTnia-and true, the::: insulting agitation
against US ought not to be borne--but have
seen enough to know that no great and decided
move can be made by the Southern States in
concert, unless some palpable issue be rendered
so striking that the whole public mind will be
at once aroused and instantly prefer to burst the
bonds rather than 10 wear in peace the chains
of slaves.
Of one thing am sure, the time is past for
talk and high resolves. We want wisdom and
thorough knowledge with sincere patriotism.
After the history of the last few years, prudence
and needing forbearance would add much to
the dignity and future influence of South Caro-
lima.
But have said more than / intended. With
the best wishes for the prosperity and success
of your distinguished Represen!ative-and for
your individual welfare, have the honor to be-.
With great respect
Your obedient serv't.
T. w. PICKENS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15

THE OCEAN, ,TELEeRArH-St.. Johnst IN: F:AA
papers received by the Asia, contain4hs follow.
ing, showing tile progress making By tths New
York, New Foundiand and London Telegraph
Company So =,
The N. York, New Fouudland and London
Telegraph Comoanie't steamer Victoria had re-.
turned TO St. Johns, having been, engaged in
transporting laborers and supplies TO Bay Des-
pan, and olhor places on the telegraphfc lipe
where the work was to be resumed. Two hun
dred men have been left there with six weeks
provisions, and the Victoria, after having rcsei.-
ed some slight repairs, would leave witt, ,addi.
.lional men for tho line. The ST.; Johns papers
are sangpine this great work will be efisctnally
aud speedily accomplished. The. Victoria aiso
brought cheering accounts of tile. fishery ftom
all parts of the coast where she had visited. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15

a machine for sowing seed broadcast, instead
Of in drills, has been invented. Asssfies Of
oblique cups are placed upon a rotating cylinder
underneath .he.hoppst, in combination with dis
tributipg places, WHICH convey the seed from the
hopper in such % manner that i is sprinktsd With
perfect regularity and eYenuess over The Who'll 9.
ground traYetsed by the machine. ~. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15
FEARFUL RIOT IN LOUISVILLE.



The election in this State yesterday for Governor,
Representatives and members Of Congress- was warm:
y contested. The majority for The American ticket
in This city is about 1860. . :.
The mob dispersed last night after setting fire to tho
ofice OF the " Signs of the Times, which parer made
no issue this morning.
As far as can be ascerained, there appears to have
been abolt twenty persons killed and many wounded
Twelve buildings burned before the flames
be subdued. :, ,---.j...
The first shot was fired by foreigners at some dis
tance from the polls.
The accounts from The scene Of the riot are horrible
Parts of human bodies TO be seen chafring in The
smouldering ruins! -: - 80 e -
.Alaree crowd Is now around the eouri.louse where
the dead bodies are being collected -, d: :
After The assault had been made, the 5Araericans,
much erasperated set FIRE to number Of houses os:
cuped by their assailnn,s, with view Of smoking
them out. ~ -.;sza -.
lis difficult, to say what will get BE- the result Of
this mos. disgraceful affair Order has been partially
restored The military OUT and hopes are entes
tanned at peace may be preserved though there are
serious apprehensions fer tonight. About aamany
Americans ai6roigners have thus fur been killed and
wounded d.-LouiavilIs Journal, - - =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15

The Convention then adjourned Till p M.
(Recess.
At p. m. the Convention resumed its session,
and on motion it was ordered.
That delegates from other societies or districts,
who have arrived since morning, be represented
in The committee.
The following delegates appeared and enrolled
their Names: T..
Chester.-J. D. Crawford. J. G. B. Gill, Jas.
Pagan, Jas. A. Lewis s. MvAliley. .>,,. -
Greenuooa.-Dr' Smith, DR.. J. Logan sen''
J. CfessweI,;
York-A. B. Springs.
The Convention then adjourned to- 10 q. NJ,
This morning. -,,,,,.,.,re.:, 49,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15

49,, THURSDAY, AUGUST g..
The Convention met 10 u. m, and was organ
lied. The Committee on Business being called
made an excellent Report which was adoptsd,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15
THE ELEcTuoNs. j.


FaoM accounts from Montgomery: Ala, dated Au'
Gus, 10. we learn that The Counties Of Randolph,
Henry, Benton, Cherokee, Blount and give
whins,on, tho Democratic candidate, majorityof
1928. sump,e. and Pike counties give shof.ridse,
the Know. Nothing candidate, a majority of l7l.-
twenty-five counties in Southern and Eastern Afse
bams give the Know NoIhngs majority of !, ,5oo--
Percy Walker, Know Nothing, is elected to Congress
in the First District ;-.:a.s.., :. .s;=,i.S.1s:
In Tennessee the Know Nothngs are badly beaten,
and to use lbe words Of the Chattanooga Ga=eae, =
Know Nothing sheet they "have los. their votes and
their money" Johnson, the standard bearer Of anu
Know No,hingism in that State, is beyond all doubt
elected by 1900 10 1000 mujority Samuel e smith,
is reelected to Congress by majority Of fomfss
500. Well done Tennessee. "a =
From North Carolina, we have cheering intelligence.
Know Nothingism seems to have awakened "oid'
Rip" We are certain offrs members of Congress
out of eight, with d prospect of one or twosnots.-
Mr.. Clingma., about whose election there was some
doubt, is certainly reelected. The aggregate vote
shows large Democratic gain. 4.,.
From Kentucky our returns are meagre but sufi-
cent to render it certain that the Know Nothipgs
have carried the State-ths only Slave holding stste
they can count on.-Aususta ConstitutiQnalits.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-15


and the Catholic had much to do with the slave.
ry ISSUE Many of you who, have passed the
meridian of life, will live 10 see the day when
the Abolitionis is held of from his prey only by
the veto of President. The connection oi
The foreigner is not so perceptble or available
yet he indirectly exerts saIutary infence upon
people. There is in every society, save that in
/ raj and unavoidable contest between capital and
property and persons. In the States where
there are no slaves this natural struggle. devel.
opes itself in riots, horse-burnings, blood.shed
and murder. The influx of foreig igners (estin,a.
ted to be annually about half million, the
most of whom are aborers) aggrayates this
contest to such degree that, upon the immi.
grant is enormously charged evils which are
naturalt to their condition OF society. At the
North the low price of labor, (whichis incident
to every commercial pressure-which pressures
at intervals Of about ten years pervade our en-
tire country, because of an inflated currency,
provoking wild speculation,) is by false phioso-
ply attributed solely to the heavy foreign popu
lation, and the consequence is that collisions
and riots arc of almost daily occurrence; which
endanger life and property. Now, while they
are in turmoil, strife and confusion, we are liv.
ing in quietude and peace. These facts must
have an influence upon public opinion for their
thinking men will mott be long at fault In discoy-
ering the cause Of this difference of condition to
be the conservatism of'negro slavery, nor will
their capitalists be long in determining where to
make their Investments with tile greatest secu.
rity. - (, r.. ....-
You will readily appreciate the value of the
connection of the Catholic with slavery, when
recall to you remembrance the very striking his.
torical fact that every slave State which has been
added to the Confsderacy, and formed out of
territory acquired since the Revolution was origf
nalIy Catholic territory. Louisiana, Arkansas
and Missouri were acquired from Catholic Franco;
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Sllr Die @'rpbarti9fett bes bieSGGraen GeIanofeass
9len rs elm 9ntes Sei6e si ein, bae Son alien ren,
Den 2betlnebmern pelelben 9erabe bic entfernte pp6
nenpen, Die Iisleper pes Gjeanssereins ,gratnio f"
uerit in Nep yprf etutrafei, ,b bieiem lmfonbe NOR
SppN aud snSai3rei6en baB bic pprtioe Nre6e fA
tber Die leiper nr gu 9erns sertretencn 2ictmpnSer
G5anser n ebrenbafter g6eiie a,sprafb Der etbfono
per pen beit9en San9ern Spn ben Witaltebern ber
naeatonla" Su abetl prrpe par elm ip frennpIbaft
bfr baB bteelben I'M &reile 9rer Gbnel( lieboempnne
men San9esbruper Die 3eOen 9rer Seeretle ebr boIb
Ser9aBelt l'np lid i'm GewGble unb 5reiben Der 9Set
apt 10 ppbl flblten, baB eS ibnen Idper purbe ais
te mad SeenSiaan9 bes Seites f ebit an bic S5eimz
retle mhbnen muBen.
gSte ptr itbpn IN Der Spr9en 9fummer benterfter
battsn Die 9isfeen Sanser in benz Saule bes serrn
s. 3 t ode Die freunblt6lte Nufna6me oeftnben nor
td 9erabe Ste pSr9na" son Der Gmpfanas Gonlriite
erbeten 9atte, nnp bic W9leber berlelben trfonbe i
aaelb 70 tpcbl tbaten b ant bem alsae,e6neten gier
10 bene, Dap Der bpn an ib beri6mte Ofane bes S5ps
telS etne nod B69ere gebeutung pei 6nen erlanate
Der nSentonta- -Nannerrbpr" lit Elm lultioes GSlfz
den! Wfan brdudt ntr bas gereinslptal beie(6en ~
beluher Tim 8n bieler andt sn selanaen. Die Gn,.
bleme bes Gean9es lno bes 5rp6fnns 6anoeu mn
lteben pa in Der iberral6enblten nprbnund burAein
amber, nnb baB bic San9er fir bic glusbilbuno 6rsr
aeDe Srr9e trasen ldbt fd nbt Sertennen. tnleren,
plenpretenpen Sreunbe rnuB bet Dem Nnbf a(ler bpr
Seri6epener bent @ptte SahiS 9epei6ten @jeaentSnSe
iOnperbar 3u Mutge gecen iet, unb ipte mir bSrten
iol Elm aoerer ySir9inier" Of al ber GrSBe Der S,e
tonta" einen sierli&en Sodprun9 aussefii6rt Goben
Der al8emsne 8ewunberans erreste; beun arUf 1T bic
nSsrtona": sroB ini6rer @ttsieber,ab arus i'm &C.
ianSe, 9rob i'm llnint, srpB int - Srinfen!
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Bon Sapbtr.

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So LAP i'd ss lisber bptb bleiben
Sft ptnn a,ts Sem NlpnbI6eir bts 2iebe mir lad,t.
Da mtdbf i'd mid esrne beweten,
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Sft fcntmt mir bas Ssribifid ;,t Ipdt, oft car ME.
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9a m6dt' iS mid eerne ttpsittt,
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9pd &ebte rretb oft niett pas 9inte bier tbn:
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ga n,0tbt' id Mid serne bepsiben,
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60 LAP id % lie6er bod bleiben
Sft brinsst Elm 8sib6sn siel S6abe inc Sous.
Da mbtbf td mid ssrte beipebrr, A3'so.
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Gp IaB id Is lttber brdb bieiben.
oft b6r' i'd Cit Sfndbter, bas lanet: Yasa!
Da moot i4 mid ssrite beipeben,
Dp4 merf' i'd ipie Stele ii6 melben ibm ba.
Sp las id ss lisber Sp@ bleiten
ltnb tpie i'd 70 fbwanftt, unb tpte id5 10 Iour.
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stiebuapoaSe gs,, @pmmbepes, Seu 8. Sult 1855.

Sest 9ln9 Der Sater init ralden Sdritten uno bfm
orpbeno sebpbeiten 2abeitpd auf ibn st.
etisnfppf tlie6 pie Gilen.
Dsr Sater er9tbte d,. Der Stblag fel SieI AT fart
'lr Gin piejabrises &Drpren Das &inp sudte framsf
BAIT MIR letie; 9rpbe Sbranen rcfen iiber ene gEan-
gen; bpd es CAB teinen 9aut BON lid,.
Sie 9prnfunfen pes Saters iprii6ten pie ,penn
StaDl unb Stetn td trefen; Die @dlaae ielen befttz
ger. &arl Baltic bic Sanbden frampfbaft feline Sbrd<
nen itrDmen; aber CT ribrte fb nibt ppn Der SteGe
uno blieb htmm = Die SHUTTER, in Der Side. ISrte
mas ppr9ng. sic elite aus Der l5austbGr.
oGber1arbH aste ie nit enent ,nbeIdrsibltt6en
&on Der Stmne, 1tnb einen e6enlp unbeidretblieben
Sltf 3u ilrem Wannc.
nOer Sun9e 1T elm @iienfppf" MARI Der Sater fcd,-
enp btnaus. uGr gebcrctt ntd,t NIT eine1i 8tnaerm
nSarl, lieber Sfarl," ipra@ bann anna nb beftete
tlre braunen ausen auf ben Spbn ltnp 6reitete ibm
Die 9rme entsegen.
llnp pann lp9 ibr Der gienfppf cnteesen ,tnb ien
9er5 mar St uetem SSads 9eIdmpl,ei, er bridte pas
Sppfhen III teren S6ppe, meinte laut, umf(amrrerte
|lte, lteB lh beiB fiiiIen, tibte lte 9e6 mteSer.
Steber Sarl," rebete t9n Die @tttter an .,bu fin
un9ebpram 9cipelen. Gjs6 gum 8aer bite ab, @5oo
tbm: Set picper 9ut, lcter Sater"
Ser &nate 9tn9 bin; 3Dgcrnb, a6pr ct gina; unb
ct lprad mas Die gtntter iDm 99eben ptternb ober
tr that es Der firbittcnbe Sltd DIR Ianen bra,nen
gllttterau9en erpire 9m NUN Gin ser,ci6entes geprt
Scs STrlers.
n2per nap pu mir ttibt pieber ben 8fia ribrf"
Iicste perielbe nebr brpbenb ais erta9neup bin,u.
&arl Der fleine Gticntrpf antpcrtete ribts. ober
Iiei'e @usen bIidten 70 Serlanaenb su Dent sradtoen
ltarten Sp9el binilber, paB gtemanb bafiir biroen
m0Nte, CT werpt tielttn Der na4fen @tnute ,naeGpr
fam iein. r7g ar
Damn ater ita9n in Die SHUTTER bei Der Sanb: Qic.
ter &arl! Ssripri6 min, umilt nt9t picper su bem
bben 9lp(er 9ebn n!"al g ,sg .
llrlp Der giienfppf purbe pieber e 9Baf5sber,! er
retAte Die tene Sano bin, unD perpratb es petnenp
nnp btelt sscrt cine ean8e Bpde lang, eft Ianoery
SIT mebr Scn einem peria6risn &inbe 3u Yerlanaen9
"Sa, Der Sunse 1T cin Gilenfpp!". n,urnlelte Der
0orfer noep aRenSs betm Sdafcnsflen. yaber es lit
min 3ebnntal lieber als tpare CT Gin Mbart @r prS
Iieinen SBes 9eDen!"
p@eptB" Pft@tete bic @utter beiAeiben bei, ,,aber
man inuB i'm nit @jiite auf ben ridtsen leiten 20
so stns es Die ertsn fsbeu Sabre. (5prtl fclat.)
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. hfnsuna II.

9. .RtbmSnber anssissr" erdeint ieben San,saa nt
atrnnenens 9res tdst s15O psr ra emsfara Ssr eri
Mnsr sne msreen ml6 auspartise a(bpnenis beliebsn
PEN Se@s an pen Smaas9sber Seter pr 675 scfis nsutn.
ptt = Srtets uto Nttbetieen ipeben ranirt erbeter
Ineen uto gefannnaun9en aer st mben ttnter fpletn
Beeiain9en auf9encmtsn Gnn,ao Gnrlfuna etns oores
GO lsn rber pens bilben sin Square so Gts penaiac
garduns Is Cts 'b fur ebes pee Nal 25 Cts; fir eins
Npna m pst ytenots Sl75 fur brei Mrnats So O0 fir
ee Wrae $500 rofcre @non erben serb6ltnEndsia be-
net unS non br6et bic ep atpnnsne teontere erdtdte
6ns I;etsen t0nnn bio um br beS Spberscbnben Taoes
All btm bic 8stnns sr&stnt cirseianbt perben.
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Ser Gifemfppf.
Grsablans BON aubwts @ellRat.
@raes aapitel.
Dte erften fieben Sa6re

Die eriten lteten Sabre.
&arl Der 3pBlfts purbe spn ben Siirtem Der gifen-
fppf senannt.
SD ptG a6er ntbt bon i6nt ersa1len; benne6 SON
&arl. gs 1T aber pprlaufs MIR elm f(einer 6aa; In,
gsrfpls Der @r3ablln9 !pabt er erf sa enem arpsen
6eran. Spd) bisB sr ibpn ais feiner 8uabe Der @enz
topf Sen 8ater, Der 55rlter, G6crbarb Stsn, Bate
i6m ben gamen sessben &arl nannte t6n ale geelt
Saram au6 bieie gr3ablung
Die 5Srfers, 8spS9nliA 5ora9aus S6erwalb ae-
nannt, lag gang einan, aber bod it 70 entfernt BON
ber @sniasnmelt bab man ntdt in elmer ba6en @tunbe
bic srfsn Nabbarn errfbt batte. Se9en fpnnte man
Fs psar 3t ieber 3eit ipp Die @enne pber Der Mpnb
bea senus Oa3u i&isnsut nnp fea gstelsew6t iiber
bent 5tale lag. 9tnn bas pei6e, peit9n id,immernbe
SauS nit ieinsm fattli&en Siridsepsi6 am @iebel
uno pem SeAsn, nur f(einerei iammt 5irIbtcpf aber
bsr Sblr, anb btt am @berunb, In ben bic eilred,te
Sslspanb iia bnabttr3te, au einsm freen, pom pet.
lten 8aien bfbeden gprpruns bes bitter bepalbeten
8srSabbanss. Sp bate es auBer einen peiten teten
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The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISERS.
B.HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday. at SO per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
a reasonable.
OFFICE: 1913 MAIN STREET.
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Mp.6.

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nung Ginem speiten Dipsenes aleit turdblisf nSmTd
lcbterrr I'm @itternadt Die 5rasen g,em slnrfs ,n,
@eniden rclp. Sanger ,u iiihen, bic fire s1uortisrs
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