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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Ladies' or -. James, Church
SnI mold fair In the Store second below the ~
11SMnnse sank, commencing on MONDAY EVEN
deS-Sts e '"e Wees
q Double Glnas Medium .Ixe A-n-
.afts Tor oNs ooLLAR. l am now prepared b. - !.
u sne medium size Ambrctypss fer the low nri.s ~
One ooier These pictures are put uu WITH morn, :
SLassss and warranted equal to sny In tbs AZ
Isl Main street. snS,
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the Fact, that GYHBs

p RemeInber tue Fact, that GIBBS
~as awarded the highest premium {. silver me.
3. 81 the last exhibition of the mechanics Institute
Or the superiority Of his AMBROTYPES over Mi
pictures on exbloition bat still higher reward
: recelvins from daily increase of his business
,ci proves that ms etfJrts establish FIRST class
usi.sry Las met with the appreciation OF generous
.tIc.
lie respectfully ANNOUNCES that, in order to meet
ta aeh1aads of his business, ha he's increased his
.-ts. Having Row IN his employ superior Artist
- = prepared to furnish PHOrOGRAPhS from
5-. 10 life size, eoiorsd in oil, water or rastele
v5h dc warrants for accuracy and beauty OF finish
t. 10 the best paintings in tins country The
F.lEe respectfully invited to call and examine
Elm
Gallery, Corin'hiaa Hail. between 9Th and 10TH
NJ street. Richmond.
P. Z. GIBBS, Proprietor
? s These Photographs can be en- e-rsd from
'7=- MINIATURES Dag1erreotypes or A1sDrvtypes, to
-rLr. no 70 2 e g.
81 All 10 be sold.
The large and rich stock Of DRY GOODS
sHt5
5hsws,
De Lains.,
Faids.
Linens
Muon.,
Ernbroideries,
I,sces,
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CURATOH,S SALE OF SLAVES AND
~ PERISHALRE PROPERTY viii L. aail -

CuKATOR's SALE OF SLAVES AND
public auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of Decem.
her, 1856, at II O'Clock, NJ if fair if not the next
fair day, at the late residences Of Dr. Andrew G. At.
ksgcn, decd, of Hanover county, about 7 mile,
from Richmond, all the perishable estate on said
farm consisting of crop of Corn and Fodder Farm.
ing Utensils, Horses, Mules, Hogs, Cows &c. and
all tho Household and Kitchen Furniture and Medi.
cal LibrarG.
Also, likely Negro Woman and four children, and
a Negro Man, who Is a good f,rm hand. The farm
viii ass be rented out at the tiu1s for the year
1857.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash for the slaves; for tina
perishsbe property, all sums under 500 cash; over
security. JAMES K. RADCLIFFE,
de l-dtl2D Curator of A C. Atkisson.
NOTICE TO CHhDITUKs...An per.
~ sons having claims against the eatate of DR. An.
drew G. ktksscn will present them daily authentioa
ted, 20 the for settlement and s persons
indebted TO him, requested to make prom pt nav.
ment. JAMES r. RADCLIFFE,
Curator of the Estate of
de l-'-dtl2pkt2awt1J A c. Atkisson, decd.
UCTION SALE.---I will sell without re-
n serve, in front of Johnston Meals Commission
House In Danviile, at the hour of II O'Clock, hi on
the oath December 1885, the tact of land on which
now reside, situated II miles from Danvie, imme-
diatey on the Plank road containing SO acres.
There 10 upon said land q comfortable residence,
with all necessary outhouses, fms water, &c. Any
desiring to vegetables for market will find
the place we'll suited for that purpose, and could
make n profitable investment. Information will be
given to those corresponding With mo at this place
Those wishing to view the premises will find me at
the store of Williamson, Graves Johnston. This
terms will be made liberal.
no 2S-dts GEO. WILLIAMSON
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Innn CASSf4!ERE pANTS.-AImpst
-pDU every imaginable CO.. and II, s. vsrie y
g4slity. We say that the stock is large ana Elade
, 4 tne best manner. and must DO sod. Uv,r and
&c 6asuess Coats; Beaver. Devopshire Kers.y, re-
sisi n. Whitney, Lambs Wool and Cashmere Over
2'l ASP twonry different styles Business Coats,
Fa ch di-e3t attention. Our shape aud style
up nor" GHOSHON6 TuPMAN,
= ITO Main street.
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~ A Large stock OF
DRY GOODS.
AT PRiHi CnSw

AT PRIME COST,
.hohAs v. QUARL1S iavitss tho attsnt,o, ~
DIS trenes and the public TO his lsrse snd 5..ihS
stock Of Dry Goods which hs Offers Al prns cn.. Sa
Iee 229 BROAD ST.
reserve yoar Tseth.-Arre.e NJ.
'oaea ana healthy Gums, Teeth white Al Ala
~ SSu ps.,umes breath be obtainsd bv III.
ms OF tartar, renders the teeth white and
mpaass deiighsful aud permanent aromatic fra.
ANY praparatisu known hy Or. ples.sr,s H.s,o 20
&c 10 Of this city, and by Dentists and
se's ~ al Druggists. Wholesale and retail, By
GEORGE DOWDEN,
oo O. fChemist and Druggist,
W <-'sn 9Th and Broad sts.
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0EO w. NdNUUIlf u, COmmlsJlO ner
Sale by GoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts.

HOUSE AND 10 n OK HUA. STREET.
IL MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th December, 1856,
framed Tenement, on Hull street, Manchester near
to Hull Street Hotel and adjoining ths residence of
Mr. Alex. Avis The lot fronts 80 feet, runs back
l65 feet. The house has rooms, and has iecentlv
been thoroughly repaired
TERms.-One half cash; balance at months, for
negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed, title retained.
de5 0ODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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ID KANDY.-Lond0nD Deck. Hennrsey vim
ID tsgs Is4s, superb article, for sale BY
no W-lm WINSTON l. POWERS.
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Ees = FOR NOREnLM ARID

= E~,~1a p FOR RFOLn AND
S.,zs.Sr~,..,-z57,rs PORTSMOUTH, via PORT WAL
.a<s7P s%zsass- T iiALL--Tbe swift and corfn1ta.
Die steam II WIN. &ELnEN, under command of
CAPT. VIM. G SMITH,
mK. d. J. HILL as Clerk
VIII take the place Of the Augusta this route
commencing TO leave Port Wsthan, on WEDEES-
DAY, tha 10th inst The Cars running in connes-
ticn with the SELDEN viii leave Richmond on that
morning., and every MOsDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY mornings thereafter, st 81 O'clock. Re-
turning tbs 5eden will leave WRIGHTS Wharf
Norfolk, eysry TUESDAY, THURSDAY and ga
QURDAY mornings at 81 O'Clock. The boat will
touch at all the landings the River both going and
returnipg.
Fare to Horfolk and Portsmouth. ... -. So 90
Do do City Point. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Do do all laadirgs not below the Grovs..... 50
Children over and not o. er y years of age
half price.
neSSs'- SU
Stages run from 1ing's hiil wharf to Williams
bars. And from the Grove to Yorktown, ard from
Rock wharf 10 smithield Freight tc 80 By this lima
will be received at any tine during the Day, in the
Depot at Richnleed.
THOs DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
Office r. and ? r. r. Co,
December 9Th. 1855 DEL
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~ Ernndreth's PILLS, 80 The weak. The
;rssu'np give, rheumatic, costive b ous and 6.esfs
10. some dsya use, will hLd renewed strength and
-" peivs6e every organ of ther frames
tNcTy dose makes the blood pursr The nerve,
.nense II the arteries and teruiaste In the veins
These Pills, first effect, act upon the -,
0ri increasing the circulation by which imnurit..
s.a dcPosifed il the veins a1d they throw on SUI
o1.eeS.on, ieto the L,weis which organ by the en-
..uln ths system When first used tbs nils 30. @
$3.50. sr'p'ns aud sven make the patient feel worse
as must be horna with FOR the good to col,e altar
v.5hs No great good is often sch.eved without sons
t-5.e II Us attainment, and this rpe applies to the
--r5veEy OF health. These symptoms only occur
-.'"-e re BODY has long struggled under load OF
T-re tenacious huaors. a consecutive use for a
- GAYS VIII ssttsiy the most unbeheving of the
'- soo5,the pill. doing The dire ctions ,hopId
-sTsfgily stu HE'D. Ii understood aua foloweo
$ "A snd vlsoi will. In nsjori.y Of cases be So.
---a1 by the use OF Btandreth's Pills
sl8 ct y cents per bsx az IS Canal street Bran
TO- : Building, New York; By I W Dyctt sons
5- Eo5th second street. Philadelphia; by NJ
j ANGa No J. East Main sttest Richmond Va
-I- y tAee4cl0s dealers generally de 2-3m
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BY Goddtn & hyperion.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN
Y AND 25rA STREETS AND ON LEsTfR
sTaEET FOR SALE At AUcTIoN.-sy virtue
of decree Of the Circuit Court of the city Of Kcb
mond, in The case of "Mefetts Vs. Moffstts ,bst
offer for sale on the premises at public suction. At
II O'Clock, NJ, en- FRIDAY, the 18th of Deesmbar
1876 Lot on the north side Of Main street at its
tern intersection with 25th street, fronting II0 fact
on Main street, and running back about I5s fact on
18th street. to the factory of Messrs. Royster Bro
Their.
And at o'clock on the same day, Lot at Rockets,
fronting 80 feet Lester street, and running bach
IS feet towards the river opposite the wharf belong
ing to the late john Enders.
The foregoing Lots will be surveyed and diyidsd
to suit purchasers and plat win be exhibited on
the day of sale and also at the office of Meesrs God
din Apperson, prior to the sale.
The Lot at the corner of ain and 25th streets ia
believed to be of the best locations for tobacco
factory in Richmond, and will be divided with view
to the erection of sucb building on some Fart of II.
The Lao. at Rockets is well suited to the erection
of a dwelling house, a house of business being
within 80 or 80 feet of stone wharf on the river
Apaynent in each sufficient to cover the cssts of
sale, and negotiable notes well endorsed PAYABLE in
g. u and 10 month for the remainder of the purchase
money will be required. The title will be retained
until the notes paid
GEO. w. RANDOLPH, Commissioner.
Sale nv GoDDIN & APpEaxON
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HESS FHOCKs-We have receives
Ills week the different qualities PROMISES Silk
= asa Velvet and Cassin,ere do; for sale cheap
sab. 0KOsHok6 TUPMAN,
10 ITO Main street
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ri OTICE TOa faEIpPhRS SFG PKlLA-
~ DELPHIA.-Partiss dssirous of shipping by
the steamer VIRGINIA, will phase make early ar-
plication, as but small amount OF freight be
tax on in addition 10 what ia engaged.
de6 Ct II. f. FUTILE, Agent.
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~ Co-rartnersh Noticc.-we, the
r77-raSned, having on the 5eh of May 1856
vuyGhssrG tbs bn.iness Stock aud Fixtures ~ WV
a. PRATT, in the DAGUERREAN ard AaBRO-
rIFE GALLERY, No las Main street. hereby en-
"a aia copsta.rshtp, to carry s,ii business on
tas cash systea1 respectfully solicit snAkH OF
;airoease at the public aud only ask for an ex.
e. ine;i3n of oar work 4 S. SANXAY
JAS +, CHALMERS
y. Z havs great pleasure in recommending tho
at,vc gentlemen, nv successors ss the satisfse.ion
witch nag ric,ufs have given, ia nlsiniy asciibabe
" ihFI "a3Tts~hsV'ne psrsoIslly done bat little in
it" hussssss 10! some years psst. Respectfully
rs % din WIN. A. PRATT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Loss Of Appetite h the forerunrsr -
diseases npd the sare't indication OF NderanssS n,
e5 may readily avoid spe of sictSes. nv rs.nr,;u
70 the use of BAKsRs BITrsRs the surest re ,n,ssn,
sad assissnt Of nature he skill of man has sat A.,
covered. tev dsses viii expel sscsetea MS ar
vsn the hseI strens hen the stomach inor. ,sr IN.
srpetits assist digestion, and prevent bitiousness
ehntia sour stomach dlarrh and all other ses
q similar stamp, One s,usle hottie taken accord
ius directions IL worth bashel OF poisonous min
erals and qasck nostrcns They are purely yes.ts
hla. aud esureiy harmless Ia their action Try them
To he had of all the prnci pal Druggists in tha oity
ci Richmond and elsewhere. Orders flled hy ed
G.hss.os +. RAKEK
80 Is Richmond, Va.
~ LIE BAL L. ~ COOKE Altar,
r"YEprd CouRseflass ut Law practice in ali
gre Courts hold in ths city of Richmond and oounty
Nen;ico. JAMES X. LEE,
SAMUEL T. BAYLY
RID. lNANHOE COOKE
OfNer on llth street, between Main nd Bank.
nc l0--dim
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EEKVANTs, SOC X Received. 400
- dos. Country made Socks. snitahie for men aad
JOHNSON HAYWOOD.
IA Il No. n Main q
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} CLANS Another lot OF this new and
: De4gtiui garment hhs just been resolved, TO
'l3 would cali the attention of those who wish
t9yel aty:e O.
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lgAIi 10 be sold.
Linens
MnaltnI

Erabroideries,
Lsc6s,
Hosiery &c
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MN ~ BACK RIVER OYaTaNs-
IN Gsj Tn. schr. William and Ana has Just ar
VssIlsszg rived, with very superior cargo of tho
49, above csisbrsted Oysters They are
large. very fat and well favored. and inferior TO
noae brought to this market These in want OF
something rsslIy nice, will do well call on board
the schr William and Ann.
dc 6.-ats LITTLETON WALKER Cantain
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THIS certffies TINT the 4. Toaa wanda
Valley Agricu tursl Society, and tarm.r and Me-
chanics' Association at Its first Annual Fair and
Show. held at Athia. Wyoming eosnty, State of New
York, did award its FIRST prsmium on Dagueueetypes
to Peter e. Gibbs, of Rishmond, Va.
Eecretary's efice I. v. 4. 8. L = 4 n Al
A,hs, November 24th, 1855. !
SlLAS FOLSOM,
no 70 Recordins Secretary
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iAHEYs. LINrEY s.--AlI In want o.
chs. Linseys will hpd IL to their interest to
X. oar stock before purehasiDg.
JOHNSON l. HAR1 GOD,
No. II Main ct
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-05
Rock ISLAND, June l3.

kOCk ISLAND June lo.
Gen. Lane addressed an enthusiastic meeting of
three.thousand persons here last night. Subscrp
ton started to assist immediate emigration. head
cd $500. and number volunteered to start to tho
territory
The daily union., 1856-12-13
FAMILY JARS IN NEW YORK.

Two Of the New York journals-the Herald and the
Times-which belonged to the political family and
abored harmoniousy, but Intellectually for Fremont
the late canyass-are engaged in bitter quarrel The
Herald charges the Times with being mere stock obbng
belonging to Wall street The Times charges thGt
the principal lobby agents in Washington for punderng
the treasury attaches Of the Herald The reoinder Of
the Herald says that 'he chief lobby members in Wash
ugton Thurlow Weed the Chevalier Webb and Others
Of the order" and then proceeds:
"Now, we never heard that the Chevaer Webb was an
atiachE Of the Herald that the Chevaer Webb was
Washington correspondence receiving his instructions
from this Office We should be happy, however have
them under drill for month. We should like II
ly We would take the OF them ways
than And II the Little Villain OF tho Times viii only
persuade the Chevsers Webb and Weed and himself to
tach themselves to the Herald for six weeks only, win
give them lessons in morals and good behavior which
they never learn from the corrupt cques with which
they associated"
The Herald forgets that il has had fair trial during
the whole of the presidential canvass for the reformation
Of the Chevaliers Weed and Webb as well as the Little
Villain Of the Times" During several months they were
under he drill" Of the Herald and from sbme cause their
morals have grown instead Of better and the
sease' is predominant in them We have very
little hope that reformation will ever be effected in such
rsprobaies but honest people will learn wisdom from
these family jars they will be able TO appreciate the char
acter Of the power brought to bear FOR the nhunce Of the
public mind in elections
The daily union., 1856-12-13
SENATOR BIGLERs spEEoH.

In another part of the paper will be found the speech Of
Ex-Governor Bger, OF Pennsy delivered in the SEN
ate Monday last in the debate growing out Of the
ton to refer and print heas annual message of the Pres
dent II has been revised and corrected by the dstn
gushed SENATOR and win be received by the whole country
with the consideration due his eminent position his large
experience in public life, his undoubted abilities and his
well-known devotion TO those principles under which the
republic has become prosperous and powerful The debate
in the Senate wdens and deepens in interest and import
il progesses and feel quite sure that Gov
Bglers constituents win rejoice an occasion which has
placed their representatives love of country and the pecu
liar powers of his welbalanced mind in such prominent
and advantageous light before the nation.
The daily union., 1856-12-13
SENATOR FESsENDRN.

The Lowell Massachusetts) Courier in speaking of the
pending debate in the Senate the Presidents message
says:
"The utmost courtesy observed the part Of Mr.
Fessendcn and his interrogaors Indeed Mr. Mason v
gnia complimented Mr.. Fcssenden highly his capabl
ties. lie is not politician and cunning ntriguer but
gentleman Of education and intellect Such challenge
the deforonce and respect Of all sections the country
The course Of Mr. Fesscnden (says the Boston POST in
contrast with that Of Messrs Sumner, Wilson, and Wade
certainly is much in favor OF the Maine senator Mr. r. /,
less decided in his positions css bold emphatic in
his language while he Is vastly ingenious and eeC
tive in argument than either Of his three contemporaries
whom have named indeed, he may be said to be the
only among The four who is capable Of parliament
airy argument and who does not lose the bearing Of gen
emau in the zeal Of the partisan If Mr. Sumner had pos
sessed some OF Mr. Fessendens qualifications for seat at
the Senate board il would have been better for him the
country.
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For the Union,
THE HON. J. CAMPBELL, POSTMASTER GENERAL.
The gentleman whose is above being about TO ap-
proxmae close OF his official career and to retire from
the post he has ably filled during the Of the ad
ministraton-a station involving II does great labor
requiring its Chief to labor with assduity and uuroming
attention in order TO keep pace with and to discharge s
dueswe cannot permit the occasion TO pass and
to suffer the Postmaster General to retire from the service
Of the country without paying this small tribute Of our re-
spec and esteem and expression of conviction that
the feeling Is universal in community.
As the head Of the Post Office Department we incline
TO the opinion that the country has any previous
occasion had his superior at the head Of that important
Of the government Its duties have been dis
charged with much ability and quetude The subordi-
mates under him universally esteem respect and we be-
eve love him and from personal knowledge Of
his private and social relations Of life he occupies an en-
viable position 10 our community whilst his estmabe
family have endeartd themselves quite large circle OF
valued friends, who will much deplore the vacuum their
departure from metropolis win create in our society
They viii carry with them the goodwill and best wishes
OF the community with whom they have been residing for
the past four years. A WASHINGT0NIAE.
The daily union., 1856-12-13
SOUTH CAROLINA.

After noticing the election of Hon. r. F. W. Aston
governor and Hon. Gabriel Cannon as lieutenant governor
OF South Carolina, the Charleston Courier says
Both gentlemen elected have served State honoraby
and most aoceptsby, and recognising fully the claims and
merits OF others named, cordially award to each
congratulations on the welbestowed choice Of the lega
tive electors The esteemed and distinguished citizen who
called 70 the helm Of State has for many years presided
with universally admired acceptance and satisfaction
senate and has been so long and worhy identified with that
dgnhed and venerable council OF State that regard
tae present change transfer rather than promotion %
= higher glade.n
The daily union., 1856-12-13
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY EVENING. DEC. Is, 1856.

0E sRkEL JAAKs No. ls2 soa'h Tenth street, Pbjadel
phA general travelling agent, assisted BY WA II. WELD,
JonN UoLs JAsEs DEERKG J. HANATT H. $. JAMES, THos.
D. NroE, r. W. MoRRIsoE; E W. Wiley WM l.. wArERaAE,
ASK H. CAEsos D. hrsTIE Ban Y. SWAIN T. AsHsAE, aud
z. DAVIS, ..
0U-hf HEsRr d. LEWIS o Montgomery, Alabama, IL our gen
ea travelling for the States OF Alabama and Tennessee
sisted BY e. " LEWIS JAMES o. LEWIS, and SAMUEL D. Lewis
0 n q. W. JAASs, No. Harrison CinenHat oho Is
general collecting agent Tor The Western States and Texas
assisted BY H. THoMA WILLIAM II. THOMAS Tnos. NJ JAH
Dr. A. L. CHLDs, GEoEsK moRRIs, and RICHARD LrAKE Re
eeipts Of either will be good.
The daily union., 1856-12-13
Prom the Richmond Enquirer
ACTION OF THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

We have heretofore published extracts from other pa.
pers and communications touching the action OF the elcc
Of Virginia expressing preference for Gov Floyd for
cabinet appointment These extracts we're founded on
rumorS and we satisfied that mistake about
the facts Of the has been committed II seems as we
have ascertaned that paper, expressing that Gov lloyd
would be acceptable to the sgners cabinet minister
was prepared and subscribed by OF the gentlemen OF
the electoral college This done without Gov Foydr
knowledge, and the matter was intlmated 70
him. he requested that the paper should be withheld and
suppressed He opposed to that mode Of action by his
friends calculated to embarrass the President elect
and mode not agreeable 10 himself The person who
prepared the paper called II in Il is believed TO be In
his possession and has been and will be- sent
70 Mr. Buchanan. And Gov. Wise's conduct too has
been mpeached in this matter authorized by him
say that he wholly ignorant Of such paper was
committed in respect whatever TO its expression OF pref
erence and cognyan at all Of its existence until
IL suppressed lie bad expressed preference him
self for any cabinet minister the contrary he
declined to do so and approved Of Gov Foyds suppress
sion Of the paper This ia true and full statement which
trust win aay all prejudice excited against any party
The daily union., 1856-12-13
Tor the Union.
A CARD.

In the proceedings Of Congress the 9Th instant OBJ
that the Hon. L. D. Campbell is reported as saying
that negro vote given in this district and that
that vote cast for This whole statement Is an u-
qualified Jdi'ehood Not one solitary negro muatto
voted for me- as the testimony will clearly establish This
Mr.. Campbell well knows Instead Of one, more than
twenty mulaoes and persons of color did vote in this dis
trict at the October election.
@. L. VALLANDIGHAM
DAYTON, Ohio, Dec 10, 1856
The daily union., 1856-12-13

Hon. w. A. Richardson is in this city, and the
oipen of the hearty congratulations of his
enda in and out of Congress- for the gallant eight which
he made in the recent memorable canvass in Illinois
The daily union., 1856-12-13

TmlL or AUsrN-The Richmond Enquirer states that
this convicted Of forgery in two cases before
Judge Hayburon of the United States court Thursday
last There three convictions hanging over him,
which, in all probability win send him to the penitentary
for fifteen years BY the consent Of the court the attorney
for the United States entered nos pro'ega the
naming indictments and then discharged the grand jury