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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-24

HSoTHKR CHLoRoFoRM RoBBERY-A Mr. Field,
o. New York city, went into q BARRIERS shop at
DuHklrk to get shaved. on Thursday evening last
week. lie remembers nothing further only that
ne t'ok seat, and when he came to CONSEQUENCES
9uha himself robbed of twelve hundred dollars
Ihoroiorm is supposed to have been used and the
barber has fed "NN 'A'
4, lNDicTED FOR MURDER Rollin A. Leet has been
IIed 10 Trumbull county, Ohio, for the murder
h",,IH ''ei' VINO was killed by taking drink from
bolie containing Hotfman's Bi,ters. In which
lug 1. Leet lad put some strychnine for the pur
he poisoning his father, with whom he was on
,, ihE AT PATTERSON, n. Jon Thursday even
y, hre broke out In the foundry of Rogers
Fs,a..u q drossernor, locomotive builders, In
VIM ,S, IN. - which destroyed the building.
49,. e contents and also injured one or two other
houses 10 the vicinity. 49, w O'''''
Ksul'n resident has officially recognized julius
The Saasa a. Consul OF Ssxony at Galveston, for
,ni ~ VI Texas, and Amedee Conturie AZ Con.
s,s, - me Netherlands At New Orleans, for the
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r.. NORFOLK. March 2l.-The damage to the ship
california Packet before reported, was very great.
she lost her spars, bowsprit and cutwater
, Inc police officer from New York, to go in the T.
:. orig Perry TO the Canary Islands In search Of
hSAef' the murderer, has arrived here.
no ne" cases OF yellow fever have occurred on
Dosro the irigate Columbia since her arrival here
me investigation of the ship OF war jamestown
leu
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

bacon, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
y MONDAY. 26th inst at 10 O'Clock, at my store.
will sell q lot of prime Bacon, consisting of Hams
and Shoulders. Also-Maokersl, Herrings,. Tobac-
FURNITURE.-Will also be sold several article.
Of Furniture. to say, one elegant Mahogany Centre
Table; one sideboard one Dining Table: one Ma
hossny Writing Desk; one Bureau, &c.
CROCKERY'-Also a large lot of Crockery, CON
ssting of Plates, Dishes. Bowls Teapots, Cups and
Sa mS y Tsreen', Bakers 70 c.,7rgoDr
TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of
Anthony Roberts, bearing date June g. 1851 and ad
mitted to record in The Clerks Office Of Henrico
county court on the Goth of the month, to
TOT Hiram w. Tyler the payment of the sum OF S242
till paid shall, MONDAY, the 10th day OF April,
1902 fair not on the next fair day. pose to
at public auction, ON the premises piece of land in
the county Of Henrice, in Port Mayo belo the city
LGuapkln. and opposite the property Of E. Waddil
containing % feet front, and running back l22 feet
inChe5, more or less.
Tho title to the property Ia believed to be good
but acting trustee shall convey with special war
Ean.y 1eniy. Terms Saah .
L AND, SLAVES, AND OTHER PRO
- FEETY FOR SALE.--Wil be sold at public
auction. on the 18th day OF the present month,
(MarchI 1T the late residence Of PLnehas Clay dec
in the county OF Chesterfield, Va, if fair if not the
hoAt oAe VI iii Inc crops Oh every dc.
scrpti0n. ons half the Plantation Utenss, and one
halt OF athe Household Furniture, five six likely
Negroes, Consisting of men, women and children.
Alao. will be offered at the time valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing 1856 acres and so
poles in the county of Chesterfield lying on Swift
Creek, and adjoining the lands formerly owned by
Archibald Ball. About 80 acres are first-rate low
grounds and well timbered. About one-half the re-
msinder 10 of such growth as 10 suitable for wood
and fencing purposes-the remainder has not been
cultivated for several years, and has grown up in
small pines The soil of the land is very susceptible
of improvement and in good heart. Any person de-
string to view the premises before the day of sale
can have an opportunity of doing 10 by calling on
either of the executors who will take great pleasure
n showing them.
The purchaser of the land will probably have an
opportunity in few months of buying other land
adjoining If desired.
Terms of sale will be made known on day of SALE
C. HI. A. CLAY,
JNO. T. g. CLAY. >Exors
PHINEHAS w. CLAYS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lahore

D-LABORERS.- Labor
w ers white or black) wanted Immediately
to work on the Richmond and York River Railroad
near Ratclif's old Tavern. New Kent county, Is
miles from Richmond. None need apply but those
who will work steadily and faithfully. For prices,
the work, to RICHD REINs, in Richmond. Per-
sons having Horses, Mules and Carts for sale, will
apply as above. FRANCIS NELSON Il CO.
Richmond, March 18th, 1855. NH 20-ts
~ Petersburg Express please copy one week,
and send bill to this Office
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INDUCEMENTS.
ExH!1IBITION OF A RENAKKABIi

Am
/ x.Ha1TEBITION OF A REMARKABLE
,,, A REAL LUsUs NATURE.
. .TBESDAY IND WEDNESDAY NEXT.
we corner OF 18th and Franklin streets on Of the
ne" ss.snee nondescrpt animals ever seen In this
.na,, m y no risk n coming to II; nor 10 IL
Pses 20 ~ me sa nsht a. nonde:cripts oftsn are.
Eahibitinn from 10 o'cloch A. NJ, to o'olosk
"a, ana nom O'Clock P. N. till ct night of esch
NH 24-4t&
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARILY
~ METR0POLITAN HALL.
ALIENS BENEFITm
j. A.ALLEN. Manager and Proprietor of "Lypn,,
nn.s ). most respectfully begs leave to
ana vlcinity, that bis Company have rendered him
GHAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFITgg
'" o''s M M 3. sne above pace of amusement
sATUkDAY EVENING, March "a. 1856.
oa inc occasion spie ndid osramme viii be rem
BEAUTIFUL SILVER GOBlET!!!
Valued at SIS will be given to the author of the hest
orignsI Conundrum, TO be handed In at the Dispatch
Omce before O'clock Saturday afternoon
It is conndently expected that the friends of Mr.
ALLEN VIII tuin out in large numbers on the occa.
non OF This his first Complimentary Benefit in his
Il TICKETS may be secured at the Hall from
III O'Clock A. M till II O'Clock p. M on Saturday
The GOBLET may be seen in the Dispatch Office
window. 'e
y For particulars see SMALL BILLS.
mence at O'Clock -
Il TICKETS OF ADMISSIONS cents.
mn z9-zt- j A. ALLEN, Manager.
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DANIEL O'DONNELL,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No, 900 Main Street,

RICHMOND, va.
- Hydraulic Rams Lift and Force Pumps, Bath
Tubs. Wash-hand Basins Water Closets, Copper
and Iron Boilers &C., fitted up on the most approved
princi Pies and at the lowest prices.
~ Orders frsm the country promptly executed.
Il JoBBIN6 punctualiJ attended TO.
NH l9-lm
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MISSES SHOES.-A beautiful variety
AVA of Misses Shoes Just received; amons them
some entirely new styles Those In want Of Missed
Shoes. Of any kind whatever, cannot fail In suiting
tbemselvsset & AA# FACES.
mh y No, Is Market Bridge.
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LOST.

7 .OST-On Wednesday evening last. be-
- tween 14th and I'd streets, my FREE PAPERS.
They were in lin box. A reward of 81 will be
paid the finder for their return to this office.
NH 23--2t* VIM. SMITH.
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T & Nj. ROSENBAUM, DEALERS
~ IN DRY GOODS, 1879 BROAD STREET.
We have opsned our new store with splendid and
entire fresh stock of SPRING GOODS. consisting of
the usual variety of newest styles of Ladies' dress
with good stock of mems wear and Linen Goods,
and full assortment of Domestic mandatory.
Having purchased ali our goods for cash. at very
reduced prices and no rent to pay, we are enabled
to offer great inducements to all in want Of DRY
GOODS.
To the public, and to friends and customers in
particular, we return our most sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage we have received from them
at our old stand for the past twelve years
pectfully solicit continuance Of the same, as we
will every exertion to make 1t their interest to
deal at No. 199 BROAD STREET,
NH 10 Two doors above 5th.
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i Asst CALL.-All persons indebted to
- as, BY bond open account are respectfully 10
quested TO come forward and settie longer indul
gtncs cannot be given Debts due us paid BY the
hrst OF April next will be placed IN the hands OF
collector. 1853 eeE 80
MIN HART MOSES.
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BY LARUS & SHINE,

MULES, HORSES AND CARTS AT
~ AUCTION.-Will be sold on THIS MORN
lNe. &C the horse lot commencing at 10 O'clock s
nne Mules, well broke to harness. several rood Work
horses and Carts In good order. 49, TT .N1s1ll
NH "a LARUS SHINE. nett.
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bowers & DUKE TAKE DAGUEK-
il REOTYPEs FOR 5oCENTS EACH.-Call to.
day and get stereoscope Pictures taken at i34
and warranted sstisfsctor ~
POWERS DUKE,
lS9 Main street, sign of the red fias
NH u Over Woodhouse's Bookstore
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DRAFTS GALLERY, I45 Main street,
At ALL PRICES,
according TO quality And In addition 10 this to eseh
customerh sivsn due bill By which they arc In
: Ina $4,000 Gift Enterprise
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DINNER AND TEA SETS, CUT
~ GLASS, 4c-Rich English and French Porce.
lain Dining and Tea Sets; Cut Glass China Vases
and FANCY GOODS, &c. to be had at No. rs Main
street. very low. a. they must be sold II possible
mn Z0-lmn HUGH A. WATT
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ERESH LIME.-700 bbls. Virginia Lime
II just received and in st ore for sale by
NH "a BACON & Baskerville.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-18
TENNESSEE ELECTIONS.

The Congressional delegation from Tennessee will
stand as follows:
Smith, Savage Jones, and Wright, Democrats t;
.Sneed Ready, Zollicoffer, Etheridge, and Rivers,
Know Nothings; and Watkins, ant-Know Nothing
Whg.. The last delegation stood four Democrats,
six Wings. The Nashville Union says:
"The legislature is still in doubt. In the last leg
islature there wing majority of ts0elue on Joint
ballot, As far as heard from, the democrats have
gained nine and lost four-net gain, five. If there
are no other changes, the know nothings will have
too majority in the next legslature-ten less than
the echigs were able to elect
Governor Johnson's majority will not be much
less than two Thousand votes, and the two remain-
ing counties may increase it to about his former
majority. -
High-minded wings, who despise know nothing
ism even while they voted for its candidates, viii
find it no very pleasant reflection that the wing par
ty could have quite near beating the demo
cracy as this know nothing party has come Such
wings can now see that they have permitted their
old party organization to be usurped by adventures
in politics. who have neither the ability to manage
a canvass successfully the dignity to give any
organization responsibility.
Taking all the circumstances into consideration
circumstances which shall hereafter review at
length-there has never been great a triumph.
achieved by any party in this State that over
which the democracy may now rejoice"
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Ldter from Mecicc

New ORLEANS, AUG. 1.-THE "Delta" has re-
ceived letters from Mexico; which state that arrests
for political offences, were daily increasing-among
others, it is said two Americans recently i'm
prisoned great conspi racy it is said, has recent
ly been discovered and the police were even search
ing converts for suspected individuals Several
priests have been arrested at Seapatlan Elgrade
it is sad has taken the troops of the garrison COM
posed of 400 men, and joined Alvarez. Juanajuato
was in possession of the rebels. Blaneo had gone
to meet Comonfort.
LATEST.-Itis rumored that the Vera Cruz Con-
ducta, with million and half dollars, which left
Mexico the 18th July, has been taken by the re-
bells. Forty of the Government troops had been
killed, and 300 had Joined the rebels.
- = 1sEcoND DEsPATcH.l
New ORLEANS, Aug. l1.-The steamer Orizaba
has arrived from Vera Cruz, bringing dates to the
9Th inst.
tits reported that the revolutionists were within
four leagues of Vera Cruz. A conducta from the
City of Mexico had stopped at Puerto National, and
the troops had entrenched themselves for the pur-
pose of fighting the rebels Gen. Blaneo made
triumphal entry into Mexico on his return from the
pursuitof Comonfort, who is reported to be at Ia
mazula. ...
A tornado at Tampico, did great damage to the
crops and the shipping and many lives were lost.
Saltillo has been captured by the Revolutionists
after two days fighting. The Government troops
were 1900 strong, two thirds of whom were Killed,
wounded or taken prisoners. The loss on the side
of the ReVolutonists was trihng.
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SARATOGA, July %, 1866.

CAhAIoGA, Culy 20, 1ooo.
DEAR SIR: did not receive till last evening your
note of the 18th instant addressed to at Balt-
more, and covering your card to the public in which
reference is made to conversation between the
Nuncio of the Pope at Madrid and myself about
the appointment of Mr.. Campbell a member of
the present Cabinet at Washington. If had sooner
or heard of the contents of your card should
have deemed it my duty TO reply at once to that
portion of it which refers to myself and to this mat
ter.
You are mistaken as to the purport of the re-
marks made to by the representative of the Pope
at Madrid. 1T not that lie kneU beforehand
that Mr.. Campbell could be appointed, and
member Of the Catholic church, or TINT lie kneso
anything Gbout1 1T before the dppoi,,t actual
zy nude. What have said, and what repeat is,
that before had any certain news of the formation
of the Cabinet, and while its constitution still
in doubt and the subject of conjecture in the pub
lie mind at Madrid, he told me that Mr.. Campbell
was appointed, and that he Catholic; which
was the first information l had of either fact.
Ibid not at all suppose that he had any precious
knoaoedge Of intention to appoint this gentleman
to office, that lie kaeac, had any reason to be-
lieue it done, in pursuance Of any bargain or
intrigue to this effect, on the part of any person
aohatSoe0er.
The inference made was, that the appointment
of Catholic to this high Office, being naturally,
cause of much interest and satisfaction the Church
of that fath especial pains had been taken in some
quarter, to- communicate the earliest intelligence
Of that fact to the leading members of the Catholic
priesthood.
1t is proper to add that, having seen in Raleigh
paper brief and what appeared to he an imperfect
report of the speech recently made in Washington
by the Hon. Kenneth Rayner, in which there occur
red similar statement, though somewhat different
in detail from that contained in your card, and in
which my name quoted authority, took
the earliest opportunity the 9Th instant to sorite
him note for the purpose Of correcting the
Gus imp, essions schicA might readily be made on
the public mind hOaoeUer unitemtiOmally from stch
reference to casual conversation in social inter
course, sojthoutG aoritten $tatementef the facts.
am very truly yours, &c: ..-.
D. Nj. .BARRINGER.
To VEsPAsIAN ELLIS, Esq,
Washington CITY,
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'PASfAN LLLIS, Esq.,
Washington City.
JERRY CLEMENS DEFEATED I

We learn from the Montgomery Advertiser that
Hon. Jerry Clemens, who candidate for the
Legislature in one of the Counties of Alabama, has
been defeated by a large majority. Col. Clemens
is now in his right position. Those who know him
best have consigned him to the shelf of departed
politicians there to moulder, and fret and abide in
definitely.
Of cburse COL Clemens, who is Z. NJ, had
enough sworn in, in the outset to ensure his cleo
ton but somehow another, on the day of the
election, his figures proved deceptive. Alas for the
Union Jerry Clemens cannot again save it by an
alliance with abolition K. Ms.
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VOLUNTARY oArHs.-Let ali Know Nothings, and
particularly those protesting religion, ponder the
following extracts from the Gospel Of jesus and we
specially invite the attention of Methodists to Mr.
Clarkes comments thereon. Turn to the 1st Epis-
tleof James 9th chapter and 18th verse; and read
sBut above all things, nay brethren, SUGAR not,
neither by heaven neither by the earth, neither by
any other oath, lest ye fall into condemnation" So
likewise IL. Matthew, 9th chapter and. S4th verse:
" Butt say unto you, not at oil, neither by
heavens for it is Gods throne, by the EARTH for
it His footstoo by Jerusalem for it is the city
of the great king"
Dr. Clarke, in his commentary on these passages,
says. 81 He that any oath, except that which
he is soemnly called by the magistrate to make so
far from being Christian, does not deserve the It.
putation of decency common sense"
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N TX MS .HOU 8 E.
FORMERLY MRS. BoRDEN's)
Vest Side Raitrood.
GoI a S bor Ough, N. C..

Cold sbOr0ugh, N. C.
This extensive and well known public Establishment
purchased and reopened by the Subscriber the
reception of guests on the 4th inst.
1t pleasantly and conveniently situated in the centre
of business and is directly opposite to- and WEST of the
Ticket Offices of the Wilmington and Weldon and the
Oeteral Railroad Companies where the stop their
arrival and departure and where SERVANTS WILL
RE IN WAITING to take baggage and give such other atten
tlons as the traveller may require
THE HOUSE has been remodelled, repaired and thor.
oughly renovated from cellar garrett and furnished
throughout with New Furniture selected with
and arranged with single to the comforts of
ual CUES: OF permanent boarder
Will be richly furnished with substantiaIs the daines
and deicacies of the Foreign we'll domestic
markets will be rendered tributary constant supply
which will be served In the best STYLE by orderly obg
ing and well trained servants. -
49,. THE BAR =
Will be Sorehoqse of the best Wines and Liquors aud
superlnended by gentleman of courtesy and integrity,
thoroughly acquainted with his
knowledge of what is due to the the
public, as we'll as to himself and his employer.
THE STABLES,
which among the best the State have been placed in
the keeping of skul and careful manager Wre will al
have under his the best and experienced
osters and it will be among the chief proprie-
tor to see that horses of his guests be well fed and thor
oughly groomed.
This entire establishment has purchased and fitted
at enormous expense and it will be the pleasure as
of course it will be the interest of the subscriber to
der the House respect equal in the country
He therefore trusts that generous public will and
continue the liberal patronage heretofore extended this
House while under the of its former proprieress
Borden who gained for it celebrity throughout the entire
: ~ : : x,voN
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AT PORTSMOUTH.

All the accounts agree that there is abatement
of the disease in Portsmouth. The Express says:
" Everything continues gloomy to the utmost ex-
tent. The streets nearly deserted, and business
is almost entirely suspended.
The office of the Savings Bank has been removed
to the residence of Geo. NJ. Balm, Esq, Cashier.
Every director of the Bank of Virginia is out of
town, except two, and therefore all Banking busi-
is suspended.
The business of the Navy Yard is still continued,
though one thousand workmen have taken their
discharges. Our correspondent says, Commodore
McKeever the officer the yard, is of natures
noblemen. He declares that as long as there is
to strike blow, the gates shall not be closed"
For his kindness, and the liberal humanity with
which he has executed the orders from the Naval
Hospital he deserves, and will receive, the CRATE
full Acknowledgements, not only of our continuity,
but of all who can appreciate true magnanimity Of
soul"
There is said to be much suffering among the poor
sick in both Places Who are in need of the necessa-
ries of life. Petersburg and Richmond are contrib
uting to their relief; and trust the highly ia
vored citizens of Raleigh will also contribute. Those
who may wish to do so, handthe amounts TO
Mr.. Mayor Haywood, who will doubtless take pleas
ure in forwarding the same to the Mayors of the
two afflicted Cities.
LATEST FROM PoRrsMoUrH AND NoRFoLK-On We'd
nesday Mr.. Nash Tatum, Dr. Sylvester, Col John
Harper, Mr. John B. Davis, Mr.. N. Manning, Miss
Emily Wilson, and others, died and Mr.. Samuel r.
Borum Z. G. Broughten, Jr., and Hunter Woods,
Mayor of Norfolk, were said to be dangerously sick.
Commodore Barron had suffered a relapse, and his
dissolution was hourly expected
The desease, it was thought was not abating.
The citizens of Petersburg has raised g, 500 for
the poor sick of Portsmouth and Norfolk.
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k6~ The Star

W- The Star and Register are greatly exercised
about the law. prohibiting the circulation of mattsr
calculated to produce instruction among slaves,
&c. The Editors of those papers have just cause TO
congratulate themselves that the statutes relating
perjury are not so pointed and particular as those
relating to insurrectionary matter.
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Massachusetts Politics.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Aug. IA meeting to ini-
tate the fusion anti-Admnstration feeling in the
State with the new Republican organization, will be
held in Boston Thursday. Some of the ablest
Roar, Ex-senator Rockwell, Lewis Sumner, Cover
nor Boutwell, and other leading spirits of the Free
soil, the Know Nothing the Know-Something and
the Democratic and Wing parties, will be present.
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Latter From Rdnnnn.

City, from Havana, has arrived at Quarantine. She
brings Havana dates to the 9Th inst All the Gre
oes in Cuba, who had become citizens of the United
States, were ordered to leave the Island forth
with.
The vomito raging among the troops. At
Porto Rico, 1900 persons had died very recently
from the disease.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We have the latest intelligence by the steamship
America.
The news from the seat of is not important.
Cotton had declined from a sixteenth of apenny
: to an eighth. Breadstuffs unchanged.
Accounts Of crops in Europe highly favorable.
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W The last Petersburg Express contradicts
the that the yellow fever was in Petersburg.
Tha. paper says, the disease should make its APP
pearaace there it wilLatonce inform its readers of
thefact, 80 %
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ATTENTION! "oAK-CITY GUARDS"

An YOU ARE REQUIRED TO MEET AT THE
WA Court House on Monday evening next at O'Clock
Yzk1 Every member of the Company present as
- business of Importance will be brought before the
meeting - =
(By order of the Captah,)
CHAS. h THOMPSON, O. 8.
August II, 1855. 17-lt
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WasAinQtO7a CitY Politics.

WAsHINGToN Aug. 14.-Primary meetings, aux
Hilary to the Northern Republican Fusion party, have
that the leading object of the party elect Sew
ard to the Presidency.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-18

FoR THE SPRINes-Gen. Pierce leaves Washington
to-day, in company with Senator Mason Of Virginia
for Staunton and thence to the Greenhrier White
Sulphur Springs
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Mdine Politics

PORTLAND, MAINE, Aug. IA Mass Republca
Free-Soh meeting is in session here. One thousan
persons present. Senators Hale and Bell
New Hampshire, Wade of Ohio, B. F. Butler
New York, are among the speakers.