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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28

A GRICULTUKAL FAIK.-.Persons pro.
= posing to erect any building upon the Fair
GIounds to cover article. for Exhibition respect
and to CALI upon the undengne ed for positions.
Those who have then already built, are req ested
to have them put in repair by that time.
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
au FITS Chief Marshall
SEYMOK's PATENT BKOADCAST
~ SOWING MACHINE.-This machine is capable
of sowing correctly land any quantity per aere all
from Peas to the smallest Seeds and all fertilizers eli
adWty nature. 1t has received the highest recon-
menSstion' from 'esis.ies and hundreds of farmers
BALDWIN, CALDWELL l. CO,
au 1s-d4wGw4t Richmond, Va.
VHOCOLAT d. GE ) TIE FERRUGT.
~ NEUx -Thisis an elegant combustion Of the
purest Chocolate with iron, prepared to disguise
entirely all of the iron while its beneficial ef-
fects fully realized 1t 10 prepared for table
in the ordinary manner, with milk &c and 10 partc-
uarv ada pied to persons debilitated state with
MEADE 4 BAKER, Chemists, &C.,
1855, N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets
an 1s-dzw
DLANTATION FA RM FOR sALk...
i The subscriber offers for sale his farm ON the
Meehancsvile Turnpike, entaining tWenty-ene
acres nine of which 10 in high state OF cuiiivatlon
the balance twelve acres1 heavily set with wood
and timber. II hasa good Orchard on it. and Well
of excellent water in the yard Tue buildings are In
good repair, and with every eonyeIiense necessary
wishing to purchase or desire further information,
will cali ON Mr.. John 8. Chsslerman. adjoining, or
the subscriber at his Homestead, a few miles below
GIBSON VIA.
Hanover County August 2ist, 1856.
DLEACHED COTTONs SLIGHTLY
DsOILED BY RAIN WATER AND DUST-bar'
gains Bargains! Three cases Bleached CottonA
greatly under regular prices in consequence OF being
slightly soiied BY dust, &c.
We wish to clear them out ct great sacrifice
Cash buyers will call early this morning.
CHAs. A. 8WATKtN,
&c Opposite E1. Bank
CTKlPKD sHIKTINGs-- OF the best
y quality; Flannels, of superior quality 6heetingG
Shirtings Irish Linens &c now being cold at lev
prices. at JACOB A. LEWIS.
auN Is Main street
EssENCE OF COFFEE for sale By
II anH Z. J. PICOT.
ENliLlsH MUSTARD, In Tin foil pack
H a&es Of the best kind. For sale by
suN e. j. PICOT.
CPICks FOR PICKLIN1a.-Of the best
- = aMasi'',' For sale ~ rrp,ror
An HHDs. PORTO RICO sUGAK, part
sua7 THOMAS JONES CO.
IN TlERCks CHOICE pUGAK CUkkD
sasi THOMAS JONES co.
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" The American Hotel, Staunton--A. N.
BRECKENRIDGE CO, Propretors, C. L. Dib-
yell, late Of Lyuehburs, Superintendent.
10 l4-d3m
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Whole Tickets, $40; Halves S.; Qut'rs %.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 80, 600 correspondine with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper are encrced with small tin tubss and
placed In wheel.
The first 200 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number In
drawn from the wheel of numbers, aad at the ssme
time q prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
Eioner, the prize being placed against the humber
drawn This operation IL repeated until all the prizes
are drs wn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first
200 prizes will be entitled to the 800 Experimentation
prizes, according to the Scheme.
g-The Managers, determined that their Lotteries
shall excel all Others, offer to the public the above
scheme, which, for the brlisncy Of its capitals and
tho chances of obtaining prizes, has never been
equaled
U'hemember that every prize il drawn, and pay
able in full without reduction.
UrAH prizes of $1,000 and under, paid imme-
dstely after the drawing -other prizes At the usual
time Of thirty days.
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential The
drawn numbers will be forwarded purchasers Inn
medistely after the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed In other Tickets
at either Office
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
8. SWAN 4 CO Atlanta Ca,
nr l.
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BY Dunlop, Msncarc 9 C.

- DumsOps uA0MCukU - -.
COFFEE, SUGARS, MOLASSES, 6sc..
~ ATAUCTioN.-On TUESDAY, ths "a Of SEP.
tsmbsr, commencing at ii O'clock will seil ct our
Auction Store the cargo of tbs bark virenis dreet
from Rio de Jansiro with = =.
1909 bags Coffee, fair to prime quality
viii be added to the shove sale
200 hhds. fair 70 choice quality Sugars.
30 bills prime New Orleans Melssees
so bids Aolasses
And other articles suited to the trade
TERMS: Under 8 loo cash ; over 6lOO four month";
credit tor approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.,
~ q AuctioneerD
VALUABLE PKOPkRTY FOB SALE
Tnat valuable Lot on the East side Of Governor
street. between Main and franklin, in the city Of
Gnlcnmond, Known a. Roper'a" on which il 4 large
framed dwelling, 10, 10 now offered for sale, pfi-
vstely, until SATURDAY, the seth day Of August,
viii be offered at public auction ct n o'clock
r; m M II not previously disposed Of.
Ins suit which was pending at the tine this pro-
peIsy was offered for sale heretofore, has been de-
eded IN favor Of the lesatees, who now propose to
sen ana as the title 10 perfectly clear no obstacle
exists to prevent SALE which the owners are deter.
mined to make, in order to . division
For terms, &c, apply to
au 2l-td JAMES r. SUTTON, in.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28

LcOK HlRE-Eor tho balance Of the ycar
NEGRO MAN, that has been accustomed 70
some of the duties Of Tohscco Fsctsry, Garden
NC Apply to JOHN b. COOK.
an AS--St Pes | street
VOI. YND INVING's WAsHINlaTON...
LIFE OF GEORGE WA6HINGT0N-By
Washinston Irving. Vol 2nd 12mc. 91.25.
THE BAKED HEAD, and other tales. IS CENTS
Received and for ale y 4 MoRkla
On 26-0t No. " Main sereet.
Ula. ANDERSON q
"a RICHMOND, Va
Have removed to ths stors. No. iol Main
erect second door below I4s street, where they
prepared e .hsw sc i,sesss s,serf 3 q
ever ofsred In this market ALSO, good assortment
81 BONNETS and Millinery Goods Of ~ kids
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y DR.. Coons, late Of St. Louis, Mo. OF.
se .od residence on Sd street, west side, between
ma'hal and Clayst jy tI-Sn*
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30 FRESH IMPORTED
~ @ FALL GOODS
1856. &.
VIM. E, BUTLER

v
- Main street,
8 now receiving per ship Pspperell, ct this port
land BY the thips Progress and Musconsus, via New
York, his usual full supply Of
CHINA AND EARTHEEWAR1,
of the latest styles and patteins and from the n,anu
facturers Of this country heavy stock Of GLASS
WARE, Looking Glasses, Casters and Fancy Goods.
prices for CASH or on the u.ua srsdt 10 oT
payers. Isl sfHns
Every effort viii be made to induce the merchants
Of Virgnis, North Carolina and Tennessee, to make
their purchases In this market.
Richmond, August, 1856. an 25-Im
FOR sALE.r-At the American sta.
9 bles fine buggy or carriage horse. 8 years
old, gentle and entirely sound Enquire OF
Mr.. Brown at the American hotel. an 2l.-dlDt
a. FOk SALE..An excellent Riaipa
oVnARE. well known in this city. Apply 1t
zA<-Athis offica ~ 2;---ts
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WITHIN TWO MILES WEST or RICH
MOND NEAR THE JAMES kIVER CANAL
The owner of this properly being compelled By bua
eussssment. % reside ~ ~ dsafss e ssii
Ii \ . very dssirL6is farm. containing - Acres
or Lard, ons-hffh Of which i in wcod. Thsress-
due "a scres hss been highly imPtoved ~ msnsfe
Walton. - :
comfortable dwelling 20 &C. ~ - N with pesshss
hlins hsn houses be- There il also fne esehsyd ~
Peach APPLE, Pear, Ounce, Aprssste. Nsetarlesss
ks., selected and planted with Uses eAEes Aaaes
9er1sn vith tie usual variety 81 veeetables -
srries; and Indeed everything 70 odd esnfazt tesny
oss desinse 70 reside Aehost distenee re- seYe
The shove Will - Atstoed = eoa& -
Torms lfberal. IS. 80 -. ~
change II psfeue1 ~ persas.ss. ARpaxb ~ anrf
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~N GLASS, CHINA AND EAKTH-
~ENWARE-Hsvin taken tho stors fern
erly occupied by James Evans, we are now
- recsivins new and splendid assortment Of
Fluid and Solar Lsmps, Candlelabras Looking Glass
90, Table and Mantle Ornaments Britannia and Plated
Ia sets and by the piece all Of which we win sell at
the lowest market rstes
Orders sent to n will be faithfully executed the
best articles rdished and particular atteaton paid
to packing. TAYLOR Co.,
au i6-dim II Main street
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
SPECIAL MOTIF sYS.

A PERFUMED BREkTH.-What lal
or gentleman would remain under the curse ola III
agreeable breath. when, by using the "Balsaef
Thousand Fio,cers" a dentrifice, wouli not on
rem Ter it sweet but leave the teeth as white as al
baster? Many persons do It know their breath
bad, an the jet Is so delicate their frien Is
never mention it Pohr sing'e ,lrop of the "B1lm
on your tooth crush and was the teeth night an
moraing fly cent bottle will last year
a Bsamifat Complexion may easily Ne acquired b,
using tn. Balm Of a Thousand Fto,cers . 1t vii
remove tan pmptes IN reckles from the skin. leav
ing it OF soft an roseate hue. Wet towel, pou
in two or three drops, and wash the face night an
morning.
ShaoiH5 made Easy Wet your shaving brush il
either warm cola water pour on two or three drop
of Balm Of thousand Flowers," ru the bear
well. and it will make beautiful soft | tyr muci
gollitating the operation of sh having. P.ice onl,
fifty Cents Fetridge & Co.. proprietors ana drug
oclsts. For sale by NJ Emanuel, wholesale age
Mississippi AMI LollsilnA n5l en-
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
Cincinnati Convention.

We received the following despatch from Gin
ciunati yesterday, 9Th inst, which is the latest
we have up to gong to press.
"a strong platform adopted to-day, unanimous.
'y, No nomination. made yet. Result doubt.
fl. Buchanan stiIl ahead"
There was considerable row rot M as frs,
between the Bentontes and anti Bentonites, the
Hards and the Softs, before they all got into the
Convention, but we presume they are all getting
on tremendously now, and the Abol,ionsts and
Southern Fire-eaters have, no doubt ere this, Civ.
~ each other the fraternal Democratic kiss. ans
they will at last fraternze on their platform, and
nominate fourth or fifth rate man. The Dem.
scrats, we do not believe. will ever Unite upon "
Statesman, for Presidential candidate again. II
o. not their system. Those who remember. and
We remember it well, the surprise tina, filed al
parties,when it was announced that the Baltimorr
Democratic Convention OF 1914 had nominated
James X. Polk 10 run against HENRY Clay. will,
never be astonished at anything again the great
UnterriSed does. There was good song written
at the time, about three jolly Locos sitting at an
ale house door In the month Of May, wondering who
would be their nominee.
"Fhen mp rode horsensn in full speed,
And the white foam rolled from his painting
steed,
III stake my bay for o pint, said be,
YOu cannot guess COR nominee.
Then up spoke the three, agreed, said they,
We'rl gness in trice, and win the bay,
Calhoun Cass-J ohnson-Varl-n he!
Then 0h0 the deuce, Is our nominee"
The wagers won, the horseman spoke,
For the man wen run Is james X. Poki
'And who Is he SAID the jovial three,
Why James X. Polk, OF Tennesseel
The Usry man zoe thought frould ber
Then well drink to jeans - what was hi
namef
OF Tennessee. Y IL oil the samef
For right strong team we trow he'll be.
This Mister Jeans, our nominee,
OR nominee, hal hal our nominee,
The perry man zoe thought fs0oud BEL
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
HalnK Il mARa1gDN,
RECEIVING AND. FOR ARDING
MtseAANTS.
YAZOO CITY. MISSISSIT PI.

1AEOO CITY, MISSISSIf II.
Dealers n all XII g Of Eastern an Wesley
'-odu e. Also G- 'ries, Iiqno-s, Fine Teal
sc., B ,gg;nr and Rap., Plant tim foods on
v-rv Lind, su as Kentnek Je 8, and Lin
.ys. Negro Boots nj Russet Bro: ms L,w-
lls, d,mestic and al kinds.of Sta lie g"'ds.
p.rter and Sm. tools of every d-scr pti.m,
.stiny>. larg- wrSh kettles, PITS tev-ns.
pi1ars. Extra ida, s, W pans. Skill is, enam-
I'd K t l.:. aui lrons, st v :. Glassware,
4ails Tar, Lime aud Cement. Wiad,v glass.
nj s Ssh, Putty, } Is P,sd,r, 81 IT and Lead.
4 ,rdw ,r. and all kinds o. Cutlery
F ne double aud sin l,i Barrel Sh t Guns,
Riff Pswder Flasks, Gun C ps. Et'y's PIT
1t Gun wad. and Caps, Sh t II hes. WHIP
ing rods, &C., &C., w "dwsr, of every da>c.ip-
tior AS, Wagons. c t., WleeibArrows, Corn
Shelters. Straw Cutters, Pump Curbs. and Fix
lures for Cisterns.
Fine chewing and negro T bacco, Cigars of
every quality. Alsn Agents for GEO Page &
Co. (Baltinore) P r,abe Saw Mills.
'r,ey are PREPARED with a good Fire Proof
War house FL tie storing OF goods and Cotton
liberal advances made in cotton stored with
them.
~ Particular attention given to receiving
and f,rwarding of goods
Yazoo Ci,y. June 6, lS56ly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

osDrTs.-W s.iearn that since the expose oi
Hon. DIR. Bachauans Free soil sentiments. in the
scorching speech Of Mr.. Fuller in the House on
Saturday last. Forney and Pierce stock is look
ing up We would recommend to General Pierce
That ne subscribe for . few hundred thousand cop
re Of this speech, and scatter them through the
South and Southwest. The Republicans We
learn. think of dropping Fremont and taking up
Old Bucki What changing world
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

FRIDAY MORNING. TRE 8, 1856

or We are authorized to announce w B
Richardson as candidate for Coroner, cleo.
ton to axe place June 9th 1856.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

ratified 10 announce to our readers that the Railsd
from this place to Jackson 10 at length completed.
The snort Of Of the iron horse was heard within the
corporation limits on thursday evening. and yester.
dayt the last bar was laid and the last spike driven
We congratulate our fellow citizsns Of Caneon and
'ofal the regions round about upon this long hoped
for and long wished Cor event II i an era in the
history Of Canton. from which win BE- dated and
uninterrupted career Of prosperity Cdnten Nod
en- Cosafs) Caisss " 3lsf ut
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

" We win sell at bargain the tract of land ly-
ing on the Yasoo river near Sataria nearly opposite
Dir. Ewings. For description Of land. terms &C..
apply to Mr.. N. W. Ewing Of satArtia, Mr.. N. G.
Nye Of this place, or at this Office. Those wanting
good plantation on easy termswill do well to con-
sider this offer
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

TIE YAZoo PAss.-In a communication to the
Memphis Bulletin, probably from Mr.. Alcorn the
Levee commissioner stated that it not the Levee
across the pass that has given way, but small
portion Of il below and that not three hundred acres
Of arabic land will be injured by the overflow.
Planters In the Ya'oo Valley viii be glad to learn
This
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

To sr HuNa.-The three Prichard negroes for
the murder Of their master, and Bovard for the muir
der Of his wife are TO be hung in the Jail yard of this
place the 9th inst The order for their execution
was sent over by the Supreme Court q few days ago
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

The Southern anti nerican press and orators
in spite of tn, strongest proof to tn; contrary,
persist in charging that the American party Is
resell in its procliviths. The Chicago De,ao-
'at thinks diff rently. Is Us:
We have n ver been sbl. to comprehend how any
exerlsi of amy trn."pponant Of slave extension
could bea Know N thing, AMI especially since
the nominal of FL more and Donelson and th..
18th section in their platform
As b,tween Fillmore and Donelson. and thu.
ID lglas ticket. every consistent Democratic anti
Nebraska man would have to prefer the latter
1t appears that ID ,nelson wanted to make slave
state OF California.
That will do pretty we'll. Mr.. Fillmore is "A
better mai for the South than Douglas, and Dou-
glass better man for the North. The Democrat
takes the view oil the old Democratic Review
that there are elem nts at work in that party thai
will strike the letters from the limbs of the sl,y,
aud illaugurate in one vast brotherhood all of tn
lift rent races OF the earth Ire is what q,
ID mocra thinks of true democracy, as und. r.
TODD i'll the Vest:
There is nothing like true democracv-the d
mocracy Of } tf.rsDn, VI I'd son ani Jackson. tina,
opp ses all sunptuary laws, al! ftrs cutioa a
men for tn ir birth place tleir religion. and Al,
extension OF that scourge of the age, hum. N sl,
very.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

AoorIrrED.-w. G. Kendall, the ex-Postmaster
Of New Orleans, after long and tedious examination
was finally acquitted ofthe Marshal Hansoa" affair
on Saturday last by the Jury.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

sESAros SUMSrR.-This gentleman. on the 26th
inst still confined to his bed from the effects of
the castigation administered to him by Mr. Brooks;
but was considered out of danger His head was
drcadfully heerated.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

to- The Circuit Court in session in this
place adjourned last Monday owing to the dan
gsrous illness Of Judge Henry mother.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

" The weather for the last few days has beer
extremely warm; indeed mid seems to hav,
steppedin spcn Us before it's time.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

EeA- recent convention Of the Pierce and
Forhey party of Washington city, which consis-
ted of thirty-fve members, contain tusafy-four
R"manists! II also contained fourteen Federal
olice-huidrrs
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

CIV. w l. LEI Ell Gov. Wise ha
addressed letter the Burh.naa Commute
OF N,w York, in which he declares his prefer
ence 'or james Buchanan as tn Democrati
candidate tor the Presid nc, next to Limsel
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
Our Political Editor.

Some Misrepresentation seems to prevail in the
community, in regard to our world renowned polit
ical editor, John 7. Snith--some thinking him so
ferocious that they must give the Banner office a
"wide berth" during the present canvass owing to
Mr. Smiths ferocity. This is mistaken opinion of
the gentlemen, which we feel bound to correct The
truth is, Mr. Smith is cas- mild hammered gentle.
man as ever scutteled ship, cut throat. Though
prepared for war, he infinitely prefers peacewould
sooner shed ink than BLOOD sherry cobbler than
either provided the latter is shed in the right drec-
tiof But he is fully aware of the responsibilities of
his position and expected and still expects to discuss
all political questions and answer them too consider
ing nobody too high or too low, to be out of the
range of This editorial spectaclesor TO fight for his
principles or for his honor, if the occasion requires
It is we'll known to our readers that this paper is
nineteen years old; for the last it has been
der it's present superintendent we presume
our worst enemies will not say has not held its
it's own with all the Democratic organs of the
State. not excepting the greo, Central luminary In
county about equally divided between the old po
litcal parties, when any great and vital question
has arisen, we have carried the election by over
whelming majorities. N0matter who wrote the art
cles, or who eontrolledits columns it is matter
history that the old Yazoo City Wing and tn,
American Banner. have always been foremost in tn
advocacy of sound principles and never halfnaste,
or furled the Flag at its masthead either in victory
or defeat, and to day. werv the American part,
entirely swallowed up, if every one of its member
bolted, and paper would be the last to deser
its principles; we would stand the "rear guard of
grand army" Though we got along. it is true witt
heads than ours to assist us for seven years tina
great Sag Nicht vandal, Rob Roy, came down from
the bleak hills of Attala, into the fertile valley
the Yazoo, to seek whom he might devour, and t
''brush down the cobwebs of Know Nothingism
from the county, then we were told that necessit
existed for champion to head the American regimen
One that could go out into the highways and hedge
politics. into the cutters necessary, and slay th
Sag NIGHT Philistine with pebbles argument strou
ger than could properly be usel by u.s. In respons
to that demand. we employed Mr.. Smith asPoliticl
Editor. FIVE had wanted man to teach "depor
Imeut." we should have employed Mr.. Turveydru
at once. We hope our position and that of Mr. Smit
is understood. Weshall endeavor to do good servit
through our paper in the American cause and tru
all things will 60 along smoothly, but we are full
prepared for the worst
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

WANTED IxnEDlArrLr.-Agood compositor and
pressman TO act ~ foreman of this Office
n. o. Pcayune and Memphis Eagle please notice.