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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-19

HUsTINes COURT Aldermen Wmgfeld,
Lipscomb, Bray Butler and Binford presiding This
Court close ts February term Saturday afternoon
last. after dspoaing Of large amount of business
Decentralization Curtis and Thomas FL Keeling,
Commonwe alth's Attorney entering noHe arosequi
by order Of the Court
Coauicted;-James B. L. Manson, indicted for mis-
demeanor, two cases, was put upon trial and plead
guilty The jury, after brief retirement, brough
in verdict of guilty, fnng him ST and Costs in each
case and the Court sentenced him to months
confinement in the city JAIL there to remain till the
fine and costs paid
Reconsidered The Court reconsidered their sen-
t'nce on Dr. Patterson's slave William, ordered thir
ty-nins ashes the goth ult and reduced the pun
ishment TO- fifteen stripes the prisoner being in del
icate health. His master should send him South at
once, for the good of this community well for
his own health.
Stealing John Adams, indicted for stealing rifle
from Elisha Bethel, was tried, found not guilty and
dischsI ged.
All other matters before the Court. both civil and
criminal were then adjourned over to the next term
of the Court. -
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JEFFERSON
WARD.-The Democrats of this Ward held a meet
ing the United States Hotel last Saturday night
Col. RICHARD o. HAsKINs being called to preside
and Mr.. JOHN HI. JOHNSON to act as Secretary.
Col. Haskins briefly stated thelobject of the meet-
ing be the organization of the party for the sp-
preaching State elections to be held In Msy next
Mr.. NJ 3. Hill offered the following resolutions :.
Resolred That the Chairman appoint committee
of ttcenty as Vigilance Committee of Je fersou.
Ward; and that the Chairman of that Committee
have power to add to its numbers he may deem
expedient
The resolution being put to vote, carried In
the affirmative
On motion of Mr. Hill the Chairman of the meet.
ing was allowed time to appoint the committee of
twenty. ' -.
Mr.. N Hill called the attention of the NEE ting
to the fact that the other Wards had appointed COM
mttees of conference for certain PURPOSES and offer
ed the following resolutions which passed uuani-
mously.
Resolred, That the Chairman appoint committee
of five to confer with the committees from the other
wards for the purpose of making such general ar
rangements as they may deem expedieat.
The Chair appointed the following persons as the
committee of conference. Messfs N B Hill, Thomas
=. Word lGeorge E. sadler, T. Burns and Charles
Normeyer.
Mr.. George E Sader offered the following reso
luton, which adopted. s,t l
Resoivcd That committee of five be appointed
to procure suitable room for the democrats of JEFF
ferson Ward to meet in. .--s rs
The Chairman appointed the following persons ::
Messrs g sorae e. eSadler C. B. Hill, J. Moore r
Joseph and Charles Mlspaneh. -.
On motion of Mr. Sadler the meeting adjourned.
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u. s. NAIL LINE
FOR
N F w Y OR X
FROM
.. RICH M Q n D.
$40 to New York, including Meals and
State Room.-$5 Steerage Passage.

NJ Office Il have this day appointed
In MATTHIAS WIENkERS my Agent to carry on
the CARPENTERS BUSINESS at my shop, be-
tween Broad and Marshall Streets in the county of
Hsnrico-t the said Wienkers having no interest in
said business, but Agent for and Foreman Of said
NieGt. EDWARD NIEDT,
fa q
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Coon MEDICINES. LoDg-continued and
systematic putting will succeed in bringing spv
worthless nos;rum before the public-but, iackips
merit it cannot long retain the position is for vbie
assumed We desire merely to make STABLER,S
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT known IA
the public. feeling con6de at that good me- dcin.
which bus been endorsed by ne Of the brightest
ornaments of the medical faculty, will resIze ia
own popularity, aud which will be as lasting "a
the good effects its use is constantly producing h.
excellent medicine Is very efficient in Coughs Cold,
throat 1t hiss been productive of beneficial results
in great number Of IN diffsrent parts of the
country; and physicians of the highest standing ar,
in the habit OF using that and STABLERS DIAR.
RHGA CORDIAL in their practice.
II See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of
the A gents
u- Price for each only 50 cents. or SIX bottles for
$3.50.
E.H. sTABLER CO., Proprietor.,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimcys
PURCELL, LADD Co,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And By Drussists and Merchants generally through.
oat virgins. fe l9-d&sl2t
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WE have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters. sold by Dr. C. M. Jackson 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia spoken of in terms of the high
est commentator and honestly believe that it is
ore of the best medicines advertised for the com.
plants for which it is recommended. They are p!es.
SAINT to the tsste and be taken under any crcun
stances by the most delicate stomach. The press
far and wide, have united in commencing this inva.
liable remedy for dYspepss. debility, &c and such
the healing effects Of this panscea that we hone
it may be introduced to every family where dyspep.
.ia has or is likely to have Victim.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LApp 4
Co, and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
fe 49, DIV
AUCTION NOTIcE.-Mr. WIN. A. Bur-
TIERS, having had much experience as Salesman.
wi give his personal attention the sales of publ
ings, Engrayings, &c.
BUFFERS L SIMONs
booksellers and Stationers, 1877 Man,t
i fe l4-1mif
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The following shows the value of BE
nIx od for.f tho loc fhroo
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N OT1 G E. In consequence of the i'll
~ health and removal to the country of d. r
CRANE, we closing up our business We offer
the remainder of our stock at reduced prices.
All persons indebted to US will oblise as by set.
Ting up, and all persons having claims will please
present them
The store occupy is for rent and we will cell
the fixtures very low.
fe i9-Steod D. r. CRANE & co
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sE STEAMER BELVIDERE
ssszssxz=EzrSss FOR BALTIMORE
The BELVlDERE will receive freight te-dsy
(MONDAY) at II O'Clock, and up to the hour of s
O'Clock p. NJ, TUESDAY, the Goth inst.
Consumes are informed, that their goods will be
landed to-day. and they requested to send down
for them
fs I9-2t LUDLAM WATSON.
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ST-On Wednesday evening, be-
tween the Fredsrcksburg Depot and the Pc.
tarab1rg Depot, small tin box. containing my FREE
PAPERS. Any person finding my papers and leav-
in thepa at this Office will receive ward of 81.
WASHINGTON WILLIAMS,
&, 16-st+ free man of color.
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STOLEN, ON Friday evening last,
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

32amA TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
V&U Strayed from the sui scrber, large red
and white COW, for which the above
reward will be given. If delivered at his
residence on Grace st.. (ChuIeh Hill,) opposite Mrs
Van-Lew's. SAM'L M. PRICE.
fe JQ-St
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THE DAY OF RErRlpUrIoy WILL COME

After abiding to the proposed democratic State
ton, the Kentucky Statesman holds the following emphatic
and, wa believe, prophetic language;
We have been defeated IN Kentucky it is true but
opponents have achieved civic triumph they have barely
escaped humiliation total disruption, and that by
orit meagre that they have confidence in the future
But above all, they have purchased dear
price, they have stained their with the highest Of
fences that be committed against civil society that they
feel of the glow Of triumph and their elected o
elas will into their several places with
that they not there by the free, unawed, and
voluntary suages of free people. They have got the off
ca places bat they have barely got them by expressing the
conscences and binding the judgments Of men, and this
through the uggery of hord oaths and organza
ton at with the fundamental principles of constu
ton and utterly rreeoncilable with entire republican
system. This thing cannot last. They feel it and know it.
Instead of the fifteen twenty thousand majority which they
boasd they have barely escaped with lean majority which
dwindes down to less than five thousand And how
this obtained Let the terrible scenes, the murders
and the conagratons Of Louisville for full half Of It.
Depend upon it, the day retrbuon will come and it will
with force and power"
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MoryIand Institute Exhibition.

of Mechanic Ars' will be opened in Baltimore,
I'd October Goods will be received
for exhibition competition prior September 2nb,
and for exhibition merely LIST Of October,
The co-opertion artists, and
community generally respectfully invoked in the immediate
pre- paration of articles for display.
the Institute with the various rail!
road transportation companies for the
over their lines exbi
b.ton. IS
An articles deposited American the
exception being favor Of specimens in the de-
patment fine arts owned by parties not holding them as
merchandise sale. III
Circulars imbodyng regulations and arrangements and blank
applications space, all nfomaton be had at
any upon applying the aetuny OF the insne John 81
Seby, esq. =, :,
j. Clare George Rodgers c. H. BenIy w. 7. Smith, r. j.
Lovesrovc, Thomas Trimbie
Standardization f. Meredith
Sep 2-eod6t Intel, and Star.
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Treasury D1rARrMEHT August 2, ist5,
Notice hereby given authorized
by the Aet 1885, edeemsbe l2h Rsyembess
Of that stock will be purchased BY
department. previous Noveter neSts
per premium w be paid in addition the
expressed In the certificates.
And stocks Of UR;e9
States that purchases Of 600 w
during the period az ie following
1914 premium OF 10 for stock
ofhe loans OF s45 Of 10
stock issued 1880 commonly called TexasReH
nifty stock, premium OF six per cent.
the stipulated in The cerh
Gates OF settlement here's with
adon enable Teasners draii 10 reach the party
department under the pfrseui
should be duly assigned the Unied States by The parry el-
tied receive The purchase money.
Payment for these VIII made by drafts The assist
Boston, New York Philadelphia, the RaIiss
entitled 70 receive the money may
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aus 4-dnNoy30 Intel. sinrl
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just succeeded in that State poeals This purpose as fol-

just succeeded In that State procaims this purpose fol-
lows:
" anything could lead to doubt the wisdom Of that
conservative provision Of the constitution which nterpose
barrier to the prompt expedition Of the popular WILL it Is the
haneia manner IN which he sentiment o. tins people The
North upon repeal of the Missouri Compromise win be
msrepresented 10 the Senate. An outrageous violation Of
faith, which has excited and win continue excite s
ation that shakes the Union centre will be upheld IN
that body by men who up their individual wills against
the sentiment OF the people Of the States which they repre-
sent Thus what wisely intended safeguard against
popular excements is made the instrument Of sustaining
fraud and Of keeping before the country aatg ques
on which every sincere patriot should desire to set
Had
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Aug 4-dlnNov3o
yv yAnns 9. mcau IRE, Auetlonoer.

nXcELLENT AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE AID
n houebod effects aueuion-On Monday morning Sap'em
ocock Walter Lenos, No.
ca, Ish shall sell all Ills ufhi
and housekeeping effects, consisting Of - 80 49,
Salt OF rosewood parior furniture, finished an CRIMSON oeS0
teie
Piush covered 3rinchairp
,Lie centre ana SOFA iGbes
Beautiful gilt French plate mufot
Ladies' writing cabinet, wenut w0fkslanas
Elegant bronze and marble ornaments
Handsome bocatelc lace euftpin cofhce h" -
Velvet Brussels and three ply carpets
Bronze hzt-ree, hall oicotl,
BRUSSELS stair carpet, rods and eyes
Walnut extension dining table
do sduboard and plate stapd. butler uay
Do dining chairs, table cutlery
White French CHINA dinner, dessert, aud tea Res
Set of crystal cut and engraved glass
Silver plated coffee
Handsome enameled full marble top cottage suite
Superior and mahogany French bedsIcads
Marble Top dressing bureaus, washstands
Walnut and mahogany wnTdrobcs tables
Morocco covered lounge
Mahogany dressing table
Granite painted toilet acts, window shades
Single bsdstsads crib and bedding
superior cued ia'r mattresses, husk do
Feather It's, holsters, und pillows
ElceiIen, Mnseier qaii blankets &C.
ChniZ curtains, fire mons, Tenders
apd wood chairs, rockers
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen utensils.
Terms: under, o say
endorsed bearing interest
r. S,The above furniture is all nearly new and 81 nscfi.t
quality. J. e. MCGUIRE,
septG-d Ancaoheef'
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nv J, q, MCGUIRE, Auc,toneer.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.--On Thursday,
September 90 at s. In front Of the prenises viii sell
pa oi 49, In 32 beginning m street. brtweea
southeast angle Of ra thence
rs 100 feet nc south Us feet east to the begins
ming improvements consisting ef
brick house and back building, fixtures cerh
Also pa square, brick thereon
beginning street, from of said
square thence 30 feet nch north 10 feet 10 the first
oi % feet nces south 20 feet feet INCHES,
sou the beginning.
This property position proximity Penpsy
vana avenue fail be permanent increasing
The will be sold separately,
Terms Onefouh cash residue in and two
Deferred payments 10 be secured by deed Of
ont the premises. Title perfect
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Id Auctfonecr-
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DEATH OF THE Hon. G. w. CLIFToS.--We are sorry to
hear says the Baton Rouge (La Advocate that the Hon
c. W. Clifton of Pointe Coupee the democratic candidate
for the senate from the parishes of West Baton Rouge
Pone Coupe and West Feliciana went last week Lob
des Landing and while there attacked with the
lie started for home but unable to go further than
tho residence of Mr. Hunter Fausse river where he died
on Wednesday night. Mr. Clifton gentleman Of
education and talent and in the senate last COM
mandcd great deal of influence. lie generally be-
loved by all who knew him.
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raEAsuar prrAnrMnNr.

Ctsto1 House Disision.-Geasrat Storags for Bonded
GoOdStore IN the occupancy ut persons desiring 70
gage in the business Of storing duab merchandise under
the warehouse acts and Of performing the labor such
goods in what is usually termed the storage business
known and designated stores Of the second class The
labor performed the goods in Of this class under
the control and the expense OF the occupant
The store however Is subject such rules the department
may deem necessary from time to time for the sakeepng
Of the goods and the protection of the revenue and viii be
discontinued bonded warehouse Whenever the public in
teest may require All arrangements regards the
Of storage, and the price OF labor in these required
70 be made between the importer and the occupant
Of the store and all due for storage and labor
to be collected by the latter The collector looks only the
safe custody of the merchandise for the security of the
revenue.
Before person ia permitted to open store Of this de-
scptou he Is required enter into bond in such and
with such surees be approved by the collector OF the
port which is located and the Treasury Department
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o Il Il &c a l..

FrInklin Pierce, President Of The United States Of .anera
all whom il may
Satisfactory having exhibited Facide
been appointed consul Of Switzerland Detroit
State Michigan do hereby recognise him uch de-
and enjoy such functions powers and
privileges allowed the copuls the
in United siates.
testimony Whereof have causcd these letters made
PATENT United States affixed
my hand the Washington day Of
August A. 1885, and Of the independence United
States Of America the seth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
ny The President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF State.
Pierce, President Of the United States of .9mea
all whom il may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
Fcreira Aguar has been appointed
United States, do hereby him
him and enjoy such functions, powers
privileges allowed the
favored in the United States.
In testimony Whereof caused made
under hand, hs city Of Washington, the
m 81 September A. D. 1885, and OF tho Independence
United States o America The soth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
by the President:
w. L. MARCY, secrstary OF State.
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LATER FROM FoRr PIEnRE.-We copy the following from
the ST. Louis Republican of August 81:

LATER FoRr PrnREWe copy the following from
the st. Louis Republican of August 81:
The government steamer Gray Cloud arrived from
Fort Pierre yesterday after absence from this port of
lightweight days During this time she made five trips
TO Fort Pierre follows One from the Bou Hills,
distance of 1876 miles below Fort Pierre; aud three trips
from Fort George 20 miles below besides the long voyage
from st. Louis, There is still prospect of the river
rising any considerabeextent this fall it is at present
reported with twenty-eight inches in the channel from
Fort Pierre to L8uqu Court river and with hirythree
inches scant from that point to Sargeants Bluffs
among the passengers the Gray Cloud was Mr. John
Radord of St Louis He left the fort on the 18th inst,
but brings of importance The quarters erected
Fort Pierre almost wholly occupied with pro-
visions and for the military. The entire command
encamped in tents, but healthy end contented
Great difficulty experienced in getting wood and
grassit being necessary TO the river and go dis
of ten fifteen miles to obtain either The Indians
quiet and atrambeau of the interpreters report
ed having had conversation with of the Sioux In
dams in which they protested willingness to give up the
murderers of the mail party last fall but thought it was
right give up those who had killed Lieut. Graan
and his party. That, they contend, was fair fight
"Leut Warren, of the Typographical engineers, and
Mr.. Crane left Fort Pierre early in August for Fort kear
n.y. the Platte, accompanied by some mountain
They would proceed through the territory likely TO
be infested with Indians The object TO lay out road
connecting Fort Pierre with Fort Laramie
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University OF Louisiana.

Meicat Department.
,NHE snnun department
on Monday, November 49, 1855, ind Tie en-
suing March.
James Jones. NJ, professor Of practice Of medicine.
l.. Riddc', M. D. professor OF chemistry.
stone, NJ. D., professor OF surgery.
A. IL Cebas, NJ, d, profess Of obstetrics.
Al. Wedderhurp, NJ. D., professor of snatomy.
Gusavus A. Mott, NJ. D., professor of matsria melicn,
Thomas Hunt NJ D. physiology and pathology.
Samuel Chopin, NJ. -, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " "''
The dissecng will the third Monday
tohrr.
faculty Writing physicians and surgeons of Charity
Hospital, and attend this institution from November April
TIE accompany the professors their
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical sdvsnuces
There during session, euh, persons pre-
scrbcd daily
number Of patients thousand one
dred and ninety-iwo.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The administrators of the Charity Hospital Annually, in
April fourteen reidenl studep who
ton, Sept 6-lawtis,Noy
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MILE RACHELs SECOND ApPEARANCE.The second appear
ance of Mile Rachel, Mt the Metropolitan Theatre New
York. failed to draw the expected crowd. The Times
yesterday morning says
"The difference between taste and curiosity already be-
gins manifest itself The attendance last night at the
Metropolitan Theatre although brilliant and satisfactory
in general point Of view, did not equal the occasion For
assuredly Rncines Phedre attractive work than
Cornees oratius and better deserving of the applause
of critical audience But fear curiosity will have to
determine the of Mile Rachel. People will 20
merely that they may say they have the great
denne and fear oHcs will suffice for the mere tech
meal requirements Of their curiosity We shall see The
resident of New York has scarcely yet returned from
the springs What have said may do injustice to that
taste.r
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Speaking of the result of the recent election in Alabama
the Troy Ala) Bulletin says:
Never since have been old enough participate
politics have bad much for exutation and
graduation 1t true say that the democracy
went and conquered but say that after of
the hardest fought political battles the firm unyiedng de-
mocracy have gained most signal victory the most
cunning vgiant and unfair foe that felt their sturdy
blows. We have met the enemy-hey The glor
democratic flag proudly floats in the breeze intact tr
umphant, beautiful than ever; and will continue to
heads till the last enemy shall sink to rise
As the smoke rises from the field of battle in
direction, the effects of the powerful blows of the
Die and inrincible democracy"
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IapoRrgD oATTLEThe Oliver Jordan arrived at Phila-
dephia the 2sth of August with forty head of cattle
Durhams, Ayrshires and Aderneys-the most important
contribution to our stock ever before made q single
voyage The Ayrshres and Attorneys and portion of
the Durhams the importation of Me- Alexander Of
Kentucky whose efforts to improve the breed of cattle in
the United States have been attended with the best results
The residue, which Durhams, imported by Mr..
Lorard Spencer and Mr. Lewis G. Morris, Of Westches
ter, New York. Mr. Moses Becar Of Long Island and Mr..
David Brooks, of Avon Livingston county.
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"JoHN BELL AN AMERICAN p

The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer announces in raptu-
rous strains tho following important intelligence;
This morning we have only in this connexion to
that John Bell the only remaining who
represents the grandeur the intellectual greatness the
by Of the historic past of the Senaehe pride and boast
of our cherished Statethat John Bell ID with in heart
and purpose lie is American !"
We presume the distinguished senator from Tennessee
will be exceedingly glad that this doubtful question has
been settled and that be is recognised an American r