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FAILURE AND iABsQUATULATIoN OF ILLINOIS
bANkEks.--A dispatch from Chicago, received
mere today, announces that the firm Of Preston &
Co., ct that city, who have been largely concarned
in the Wild Cat Planters Bank Of Dalton. Ga !.
have failed and fed to parts unknown. MANY Of
their drafts on the bank have lately been
Eastward Barnes & Co, of Geneva Illinois, who
ed mysteriously,
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The DAILY, DISPATCH.
Tuesday nIsrnins, May IS, 1859. .


STORM SouTH.-Ths New Orleans papers con
sain accounts Of the effects Of the heavy wind and
ram storm experienced in Louisiana and ths nesh.
boring States on the ist inst. A eorrespondent cf
one OF the papers of that city, says; & ss II
"A tremendous tornado passed oyer our county
last night about midnight. The country has suf
tered much. The roads are blocked up by faIl tim.
Ger, and the planters have TO 90 70 work 10 clear
again, as their fields are filed with timbar. The
town OF Napoleon has suffered much Many
houses are unroofed, and steamers injured in porf
Roberts & Co.'s wharf boat was unroofed and her
upper guards were blown of A lady, Mrs. Wea.
vsr, was drowned during the tornado, and her
body thrown upon the shore by the waves. A Mr..
Watson, / learn, was also drowned in the storm
The rain was very hard, and the wind terrific
Many wood boats were torn from their anchorage.
and heavy chains snapped like thread 1t il now
cloudy, and the wind is rising. much fear we
shall have . repetition of the storm. The steamers
svhish pass are all more or less injured MANY
have their chimneys blown down, or twisted badly
At Camden, Ark, the front of the Herald office
was blown down, and a large warehouse owned by
Mai. Bradley
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C0UNTERFEIT GOLD DoLIAR.--A good brass
Imitation of the gold dollar il In circulation as
Atlanta, Ga The sc0undrei who got up the dies
evidently possessed . good deal ofSskin The sizs
IL the same q the genuine. But the word "Liber-
". the head Of Liberty b sindistinc and 20 blur
al g no& 10 be read. On the rcverSe side st the
bottom Is tho letter G. showins that the die u
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~ The Daily Dispntch i, s.,v.6 ), .,A..,,h.,.
q SIX AND QUARTER cENTs pm WIFE rsvshis ~
the Carrier weekly. Price Tor mailing, Sl yer IN
u The Weekly DispafcA II issued every P,i.
Say And mailed 70 Ehscriben Il si per amman.
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE

L Io1.h90 q. No. !, All Heart Cypress Shingles
7U0O0 do do Heart and sap do do
10000 do fl. Dressed Flooring
$4,000 co f. and and 4 aud 8iieart
Together with general assortment of all kinds oi
Hard pine Lulber 1t my yar0, corner OF Canal and
10th streets, south kiJs Of the BASIN.
ap 2l-ln f't-~- L. w. GLAZEBROOK.
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THK COTTAGE HOTEL a. AM. = !,

national. HOTEL, Main street Staun.
ton, Virginia w. j. HUNTER CO, Pro-
prietors. tt3s Fs
e. An Omnibus will always be- In readiness at the
Railroad Depot TO take Passengers and from this
house. free of charge. my g. 6m
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REMARKABLE EscAPE-The Meredith Bridge
On H) Democrat states that David Hull, of Gil.
ford, has been committed to jail by Justice B. M.
San6orn OF Clifford, in default of bail in the sum
Of s2U0 on the charge OF attempting to take the
life of benjamin Dow of that town. ON the ave.
ming OF the I'D alt. Tho principal testimony was
that OF MT Dow himself who Is thought by some
to be partially insane, and who has been pIaced un
DER derguardianship He testified that while he was at
work upon harrow, Hull struck him sorna .;~
times ON the head with piscsof the harrow which
had been sawed Oft, aud afterwards dragged him
to well and threw him head foremost into IL The
wen was 10 feet deep, and had Al feet of water in
above water and after while got out and snt to
. neighbors. The neighbor Mr. Rundlstt testi.
isd that Dow came to his house that evening in 8
bad condition, with wet Clothes and he sent for
doctor. -. .Teehatts testified that his injuries
were severe. Subsequently, the wife of Dow was
arrested, charged with committing adultery with
Hull, and was bound over in SIOO Tor trial
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PoLITIcAL-It is suggested in some quarters
that the Republicans nominate Kit Carson, of New
Mexico, for Vice President on the ticket with
Fremont, for as Fremont and Carson have both
been great travellers they ought to be able to run
well q * fkla ~ -~-s--
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/ MOI. dos< xifA.--L Ds .Youne ana II. cosu !,
fssted and taken hesSee the Mayor laef Gssurda,
@ suTlcion of attempting d pass Hsudulend'
aaLans. were reArtaisned Yesterday, and sheir fur
Mayor statsd that he had received dispsfeh fror
rew xosk. that there WAS such Il house Il
6foad street a. De Young, Sons q Co. buf ~
i,;s pHnee could nnd ont nothing = 10 their respons
s-5 sxf xfssassqaf 81 sssss| - - S .gsl
oaAsM s1gsis Charles Green, I m fsI,ov.
~ 49, y sls nsyer yesterday on TIVE charges,
fro,s 4 Was for stealing pair of shoss
evidence IN tins ease being conclu,5ve = 80 q
mAnoed until the June term Of the Hnseir - c,.ss
iof triaL Ihe second case wss for entsr;ns ~
s nouss 2. = .onn freeman man Of color ana steal
0g yiSas IN money due bin for a. ana ns;r ~
caadlesteks Owing 10 the absence of -;en.s.s. !.
'ne case was adjourned until this morning.
Spring Draws are coming into general u.a az, ~.
streets, and win soon supercede he old fsshioued
Gamsy vehicle of that name, which has bean m
vogue here Tor years e3s.-r.ss
False Alaym.-One of the police ofacers renor..a
several small boys to the Mayor yesterday NOR.
lng ior giving false alarms Of fre last Saturday
.nn thepfObabity b, that the parents Of an them
VIII be fined. @ ''-'-A
PICK -Pocka-Henry Griffin, white man. charge,
win stealing watch from william x. WhippIs on
Sno o.n oi MAJ, was examined before the Hastings
Court yesterday and remanded for final trial at tha
neAt Term of. the Circuit Court tEa
Meat.ng Watch Robert Heath was examined
oefore the Hustings Court yesterday, on the charce
=. s ssean1g watch from Silas Beaziey on the 5fh
INST ana remanded for final trial ct the mex. term
OF the Circuit Court V1l9-s -' - =
vrn; raraae The officers Of the First Regiment Of
virginia Volunteers were engaged Yesterday sster.
noon In the Capitol Square In drilline nrsns
oon .ne regimental parade, to take place in the
course OF . few days.. =.
a.
re Jaoenils coneert takes place tonight and
promises to be an interesting entertainment :.
PARENTS and others fond of good music shouid b.
TIE regular functions of the bodv cannot 20 nm vh,,.
ns LVsI the great regulator Of the system Is out of
oroer. SaIiow Skin, Headache Heavineas Pain in
me Side, Indigestion, and complete prostratnn ~
AZ sssss are some Of the evils which follow TO
ISL MIXTURE; it regulates the Liver. and impart.
hsw sg NE and ygor to the weak enervsted and snes
Try it. Sold by BENSErT, BEERS FISHER.
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|. DAMAGES FROM A TELEGRxpH ECpMPANY.-A
Canadian merchant at Hafnflton has recovered
damages to the amount OF $30 600 from the Montreal
Telegraph Line. His case was brought ON the
ground Of failure on the part of the company to
deliver, within . reasonable time, dispatch sent
. BY him to New York house, whereby he sustain
cd, as alleged loss Of the above amount, BY do.
cline In the price Of -four. 's q II 8s@fI7Yss
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PosToFFIcE AFFAIRs.-Jos, J. Little postmas-
ter McGaheysville, Rockingham county, Va, vice
w. +. McGahey. resigned. Christopher l. dramin g
pestrnaster At Sir Johns Rum Morgan CO., Va. vice
James Long resigned ~ g sa}f9 etA Z
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CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEvER-A letter from
Pernambuco, under date of March 18th, says the
cholera was still raging there, and that there had
been 2,2o0 deaths in all. The yellow fever waa
also prevailing to some extent among the shipping
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NEW ORLKANs, NAV I. 1856.

Nep Orleaas-Hs BHsiness-Nicora1nax Afairs
HDEscEorrH DrsPArc n
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Ill FORT daii.ht eai -. 49, s y V.i.


HrGnlA HOTKls--OLD POINT COM.
II FORT This delightful summer reson. tha
mort inviting on the Southern seaboAra and. FAR ~
traction inferior to none In the country, couveniens
water region. in broad view OF HAmptcn RoaSs s,i
the Chesapeake Bay, and with an cxtensivr ,n;
post beside it. has passed to the propr etorsi ~ AZ
undersigned and will be opened for the uubile
.ion on the loth day OF june after which date vii
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at snv ..,.o, !.
almost unknown. For health it NAV be "a ;rSns =
torval the most secluded watering piace Of r.
tain INTERIOR % that the up-lsnder NAV feel no yisL
ia going down to test the attractions this
lewland retreat - = .s'
The proprietor has engaged, for the general .rr.,
intendence, Mr.. Joseph Stegal of Richmond a..
OF the hagenot spsinfaa gentleman Of marked Anti.
pervison will guard the comfort Of yisto, snS tbs
reputation of che establishment --'- A +i's ''''
my l2-Sm los sEGap
THHE COTTAGE HOTEL, at Ashland i-
now Ia order for the reception of boarders by
the day week, month or year. -;f-ssf ! -
10 persons engaged in business in Richmond who
may desire TO be within reach of their famee every
necessary facility 10 afforded by the transit of three
trains daly each way between the two places whiIst
on each Sunday, commencing with the first SUNDAY
tine 4tbl IN May, special train win leave the depot
on Shockoe Hill at O'Clock, A. NJ, and return about
sunset for the accommodation of those who NAV de-
sire to unite in the religious exercises of the dsv In
the village. - -
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining Cottage.
are provided with the s equal to any In the
stste and the location proverbial for health whilst
in addition the extensive and we'll arranged grounds
of the establishments furnish facilities for exercise and
reereation surpassed by NO other place of the kind
THE PROPRIETORS.
p. 8. The regular passenger trains of the Rich.
mond Fredericksburg Potomac Company nj on at
the Hotel daily for breakfast and supper.
Ashland, Hanover CO. Va,
Maxf 4 a
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! = To the yetcrs Of Djstrict Ne. 2 ef
Henrieo county.-FELLow CITIxENs: In the month
Of February last l received your suGnsss for the
ofIiee Of CONSTABLE. which once / have dis
charged t. the best Of my ability On the z2nd ef May
next you win tgain be called upon 70 make ssiec-
sion Tor that ocs. Il take this occasion % announce
myself o. candidate for that once and II eIectsd
promise you to leave nothing uudoue IN my part 70
NH 3i--s 3 : - JosEPH O. METTERT.
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THE ENToMBED MEN SAFE.-The GAINESVILLE
Courier of the 9Th instant states the workmen en-
gagged in digging out the four men recently buried
in the coal banks near that place have come near
enough to the prisoners as to be able to converse
with them. When it is remembered, says the
Courier, that they will have been imprisoned,
without light pure air or water, and with but lit.
tie food, two weeks at noon tomorrow their pre-
servation is indeed Providential. ,
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THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA ON PEACE-The
Emperor Alexander has visited Moscow, accom-.
panied by the Grand Dukes Constantine, Michael
and Nicholas, and numerous staff. The Ernpe-
ror gave audience to Count Karewski the militia
ry Governor. Deputations from the nobles and
from the civil and military authorities accom-.
some time, in speech Of which the correspondent
Of the Paris Constitutional gives the following
sketch: ~ as ls. la - -
"GENTLEMEN: The war is over, for I ratified
the treaty OF peace, which had been signed at
Paris before left st. Petersburgh am hap
py to be able to announce the news to you, and
to repeatto the nobility of Moscow the words
which addressed to my people In my last mani,
festo - 8a h
'.Russia was able to defend herself for manv
years to come, and believe that no matter what
forces were brought against her, she was invulner
able on her own territory. But felt that II was
my duty, In lookingto the real interests Of the
country, to lend an ear to proposals compatible
/ "War Is an abnormal state, and the greatest
successes obtained by it, scarcely compensate for
the evils it occasions. 1t had caused an interrup.
ton of the commercial relations of the Empire with
most of the States of Europe. should certainly
have carried it had not the voice of neigiborinr
States pronounced itself against the policy Of late
years. Efe t1s3 = ftg314.e'a5 Is
sMy father, Of impwishabie memory, had his
reasons for acting rs he did. know his views,
and I adhere to them from my very soul; but the
treaty of Paris has obtained the object which it
was his ambition to obtain, and prefer this means
to war a@ss&
''Many Of you, am aware, regret that should
have SO readily accepted the propositions
made to me- It was my duty ~ man, and a.
the head of great Empire, either to reject or ac
cept them frankly. have honorably and con-
scientiousy fulfilled that duty. am sure that al
lowances viii be made for the difficult position In
which Twas placed and that shortly every devoted
friend of Russia will render justice. to my views
and intentions for the welfare of the country. "a
~ have thrown open the ports of Russia to the
commerce Of the world the frontiers 10 the free
circulation OF foreign produce. wish heueeforth,
that the greatest facility shall be afforded in our
markets for the exchange of ware Of every origin
and of the raw materials and manufactures Of our
soils. Various projects will shortly be communi-
Gated to you the object of which WIN be to give
impulse TO home industry, and In which, trust,
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GEN. CAss AND WALKER-At the flibuster
his comrades-in New York, Friday evening, q
dispatch was received from Gen. Cass, in which be
says: Il sincerely hope that the movement OF
Walker will be successful I think the best In
teress of this country of that country and of the
world, require 1t. It has all Of my best wishes y
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WIN. 81. GRAVES.

q To the Veeers Of the county Of Hen
-Felow-citizens: Il am candidate for the of
fce Of COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY, at the
approaching election, which takes place the 2nd of
May next and most respectfully solicit you support.
ap 2S--tde JOHN N. DAVIS.
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5 AN HoNoR.-A very d6ident young clergy.
man, who had been invited to dine with profes-
sionai brother, who also kept young lady board.
ing school He was introduced to a bevy of fair
pupils in the drawing room, and among them to
Miss NJ, to whom he said, stammering .'A-a
-a-a, Miss M, a-a-a-I-I-I-am not en-
treiy unaequainted with you, I-I-I-had the
honor of sleeping toih your father short time ago
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ADULTERATIoN OF FooD.-Ths London News
lately said In aIea&er on the ad1teration of food
30 common in the Great Metropolis, with all the
wealth Of the world at our call, there are very few
III this metropolis who can get glass Of pure wa
ter TO drink, or bit Of genuine bread to eat
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A EoTE-The following order, 1ey1afiss e litera.
tim, was received by IN undertaker In the Bow
cry, NY, last Friday morning. from an afflicted
widower, living In Pearl street -
"Sur: my Wiaf is ded and Wonts to be berried
tomorrow, At wonnur klok. u nose wair too dig
the Hole-bi the said OF mi too Uther Waifs-Les
Il be desp!" = e8&ss
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|a wTs the yetcrs Of the City sf Richms.A.
FELLOW CITIZENS: In Responding 70 the msay nat
tsrins calls which yosr kindnem hae Induced yos 70
make upon ne in reference 70 becomins :sndidats
for the of6cs Of SHERIFF Tor the c1t{ g Aicnmona
Il nords ne plessurs ~ thsk having besn ccnnectsd
With the oies Il quesian foy niue yeeu pes teeI
myseIf Competent 70 dsehsyKs the dues snc1dene %
n. snd shond Il s. your plsab 10 eonfsF e o. me-
~ h~ss .5nrfs shsf IS exsrfea 10 meHt y0ur entire
approval naasT :.
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~ nd e p n dent Candidate..Hon
WARD Occupying the position Of candidate for the
Office of COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE
will hesitate 10 concede that possess the requisite
qualifications, IL only remains for me to say that
should be preferred the duties of the Office will be
properly discharged, and my friends win receive my
grateful acknowledg dgments. 81
ap 2S---dtd* WIN H GRAVES
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vTO the Voters Of HenricO.--I am r can.
didate for reelection to the Office Of COMMON
WEALTH8 ATTORNEY. 81 h8ga - Il
ap 22-tde. $3.50 s JOHN B. YOUNG.
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r District No. ., HenricetC County.--The
following persons will be voted for q Magistrates or
District No. 2, Henrico county: 49, s.
JOHN NETTLES, 1855 ssn gYts
THOMAS J. STAkKE, ssss e
JAMES M GARNETT, Gf
DR. RICHARD 8. VEST
ap a-dtdes 10, BY MANY VOTERS
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the solicitation OF my friends, | announce myself
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE, in Monroe Ward. It 10 believed
by those who know my qualifications, that am COM
petent, faithfully and correctly to discharge all tho
duties pertaining to the ofce. No man will be moro
thankful for your votes than
Your fellow-citizen 90
an 2Q--45e GzW4hssl Nj IOT4N n I0uNanN
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e To the Voters Of HichmOud.-.E elbow;
CITIzEAs: am candidate for the Office of COM.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for Monroe
Ward and shall be pleased to receive your surages
on the I'D May next. Respectfully. zas
+ ap 30--.ts .s GEORGE A. HUNDLEY.
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AN INDIAN FESTIVAL.

From Our Special correspondent.
SARCoxIE's Delaware Receive, X. T., June 10.
The b. rdcr Rufiians had been running from the
rsiD or Col. Suuper. The troops were engaged
in " Law and Order" arrestiDg movement, under
such 6i,iLiries as Sheriff Jones aud Deputy Haney
accidentally heard that the Delswsres we're going
to have grand semi-rtligous fandango last night,
the gre Attest affair known to tae natiOu, bic Inal in
lis visitation Ike legislative institutions, ana
solved to go For fear Of an acc dental meeting
with some Of the prOwliDg bands of Law and
Order" gentry took a small and select company
with me, akjLring sharps rifles and ali such
Unreasonable documents and trusting to PrOyi-
deDce and Colts revOlyers.
The river tad been swollen with the rains, but
we crossed its turbid waters with clear sky over
head and took our way through the dense timber
On as beautiful u Summers even g US ever shOne
upon the valley Of the Kaw. The stars were
twipkline down through the trees before we got to
Sarcoxie's. We said there till the moon rCse aud
then pushed Oh to the scene of operations. sprne
two miles further. Long btfre reached the
spot we were guided through the labyrinth of
hdlan paths, IN the nlDt direction, by the
most urearthly yelling aud screaming, and
Wien We had cIosttd strip of prairie through
tie long ard dewy grass We entered the
beautiful grove where the festival was held
GNU RUIN u FCtNt never Dt1Ofe witnessed
Not les than 500 Indians were assembled mos.
Of thom of the Delaware alton The Delawarcs
retain large amount Of their "Nild na,ur their
intercourse with the ahites mparting to it little
more than love OF iinery TO minge with their IN
dan tun perry. HE grove was most beautiful
spot On The edge ola prairie hbo The trees, young,
vigorous black oahs, were thiuly scattered not SO
close but what the full dress faced moon locked
down here sId there tn The s, enc A large on II
space some 90 feet in diameter, had been carefully
cleared # vegetation aud all rubbish like an earth
en- tIampiDg floor On two sides were RANGED
long logs, Tor the convenience OF those who wer,
sufficiently luxurious 10 want Il seat. Back from
tie cleared spacc, rOws OF tents and groups of
Indians were scattered thickly, and an in.
meme lumber of Indian ponies equal in number
10 the Indi suppose were still iui ther out La
tie center Of the cleared spa there were two
laIge fires, which threw lurid glare ON the scene.
struggling vita the flood Of moonlight for the palm
Of Illumination over one Of the hres was pole
elevated a few feet by two forks. On this
a piece of hard buffalo skin, stuffed, with two
sticks tied across il, was placed, and group OF
lnoiups were round il, White Turkey, the chiefs
SIN, being leader Of the orchestra. Tho music was
eAtlcateo by hitting the two hickory sticks tied
he shin with two others in the hands Of lnclans,
me s. und being almost equal TO the beating of two
boaIds Together. This was accompanied by low,
mono'oaeus whining, WHICH escaped through The