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Drawn under the management of II. FRANCE& CO.
are the Lotteries to purchase tickets in
Plenty of prizes drawn and the money maid for oil
prizes as soon drawn
II. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
Are the authorized agents o. the Managers and will
promptly fill all orders
THE NEXT ON THE HAVANA PLANT
All the prizes drawn The best Lotteries and no
mstakel
Drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, August 2sd, 1885,
Purchasers, look to your interest, and don't touch
any but Maryland Tickets
Bonds to the amount Of 100000 are given by the
Managers to the State Of Maryland to
secure the payment of PRICES
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NO. lS,4l9.
THE MARYLAND LOTTERIES

rizes Of $4,000, sold in shares, part in Baltimore
q and the balance sent TO distant customers.
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Tickets $l0-Halves, S5-Quarters, Sc so.
Certificates of packages 26 wholes. Sl4o--shares in
proportion.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

class sS,
To be drawn In Baltimore on Saturday, August %,
1856
70 numbers--l5 drawn ballots.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Havana Plan.
xtra Class, No. 3, to be drawn in Baltimore August
2S, 1856.
1000 Prizes-20,000 Tickets!
GRAND SCHEME.

Tickets sl0--Halvcs, S5-Quarters, 81 so.
Remember that every prize must be drawn BY
some one, every prize is drawn out Of the wheel
Prizes paid on demand and in full--no deduction
whatever.
All orders sent to .u
HUBBARD & CO.,
Baltimore, Maryland,
Win be promptly filed, and the drawings sent az
soon as completedE July IS d&w
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SUsQUEHANNA CANAL LoTTERY

. AiSnCbS pAO AAaiNeoI cv--luuIkSIS, ~ on
Certificates of packages of 2s wholes, Sl4c-shares
proportion.
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.
Class 81.
To be drawn IN Baltimore city August q, 1856.
rs numbers--l5 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.

Tickets sio-Halyes, a6--ouarters, 81 g.
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All orders addressed to
HUBBARD a CO., ILL.,
Baltimore, Maryland,
will meet with prompt and confdentis attention.
July 25-d6w
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
SCHEME.

N" w. UIasd Il, "-|-| --0|-I--
To be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, August Ia,
1880
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sUsQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.

Class SO.
To be drawn in Baltimore On Wednesday, August
60, 1885,
GIuDMn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

VIOLENT ToRNADO.-The Prescott (Canada)
Messenger, of Sept 10Th. gives an account OF a
tornado which, on the previous Wednesday eve
ming, passed over the township of Winchester
Mountain, &c, destroying fences, breaking trees,
and unIcofng barns and houses. The storm king
committed some strange fantasies, and saw-logs of
large size were carried several rods, and in some
instances split or otherwise broken. A large fat
hog was carried twenty rods and then thrown so
violently on the ground to tear out his entras.
The house of Isaac Erritt in which were several
persons, was unroofed, and little boy skull bro
ken; several others of the inmates were more or
less injured.
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FALL HACBa



AAK VIRGINIA HROAD
k> ROCK RACES.-Ihs RaH
m.stips YIN sspmsass q
MONDAY IN Ocsober, l&56,
FiSsT DAY-M0NDAY, Oes. Is-A swsspstats;
$50 entrsnce, psy or play; propreter % odd e10o,
provided two or more eeArS two mile hests closed
with three subscribers a. fbllows:
Ist. w. H. Gibbons name br. N. r.sturs, BY nsvs-s
nue, dam Emily Thomss, BY Prisu. four years old.
ID David Mcdaniel names B. m. Adelgazer, i've
years old by Glencoe.
Sd Calvin 6rses ch. m. Linda, four yssfs old,
by Belshaxzar, dam by Glsncse.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, ISth.-Swsspsteks
for three year old coits and fsys that never won
race mile heats eoe entrsnce $50 forfeit md clos-
ed with the following subseEibsns
lst- John p Edwards names br or b, fllsy Niss
Stranger, by Portsmouth, dam Lettie, by Priam.
I'd. Bowie Hail name eh. G. Expectation, By Ke-
eister. dam by MarGave.
Sd Maj. Thomas boswell names ch. G. by Revenue.
dam the Queen, by Prsam.
9TH David Mcdaniel names ch. 3. BY Senator dam
by Hoispur.
THIRD EDNESDAY-Proprietor
purse $3.50; two mile heats.
FOURTH HDAY-THURSDAY-Joc Club purss
$500; three mile heats
FIFTH Observation-Disclosures purse 500;
mile heats; three best in i've.
~ Five per cents. entrance to the purses
De % dtd CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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FATAL OCCURRENCE.-James M. Journey, of
Iredell county, N c., came TO his death on Friday
morning last, at Charlotte, N. c., in a singular
manner Journey was sitting on fence with 6.
bottle of whiskey in his hand, when he was ap-
preached by James H. Weddington. J. gave the
bottle twitch, and threw some of the contents in
VS. face, when the latter seized the bottle, and
striking j. powerful blow over the head, CIT such
a gash TO cause the wounded man to bleed to
death
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

Mrs. Nichols, a Woman's Rights advocate, Is
making Fremont speeches in Connecticut.
A piece of the "Nose" of Mansfield mountain,
VT, computed to weigh one thousand tons, fell on
Thursday, the 2lst ut
Mr. John Hastings, father of the editor Of the
Albany Knickerbocker, died in that city on Fri
day. He was upwards of 80 years of age
Julia Jones was found dead in Alexandria, Va,
Thursday, from intemperance and exposure.
George H. Shumate jr., charged with shooting
Sam Pnn, free negro, in Fauquier county, has
been acquitted.
Senator Fish of New York, has gone over to the
Republicans.
Hen r. M. T. Hunter of virginia is to address
the Democracy at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on the 1st
p. II. Montague, Esq.. of Richmond, has been
appointed professor of modern languages in Peters
burg Female college.
Hon. James Buchanan passed through Trenton,
N. j., on Tuesday evening,on his return to Wheat
land
The steamship Texas. sailed from New York
Wednesday, with $50 recruits for Walker
Hon. Mike Walsh, it is said, returned to New
York frem his European tour, a steerage passen-
ger in sailing vessel.
Lieut. Francis L. yidson, LIST U. s. Cavalry, has
resigned
Mr.. Robinson. wealthy citizen of Cincinnati
has purchased the international Circus of Messrs
Flagg and Aymor Of Rochester, Now York.
There was frost in Petersburg Thursday night,
and at Geidsboro, N. G., the night before
The citizens of Nashville, Tenn, and fits viein-
ity, fred hundred guns in honor Of the Whig
Convention at baltimore.
John Drinker, jr, died la New York on Thurs
day night from burns received about . week since
by the explosion of = camphene lamp.
The Natchitoches fLa Chronicle says that Mat
thew Bresente, convicted Of the murder OF John
Rodr;go was hung at that place on the 5th jnst
S.Dred. !" the new abolition novel Of Mrs. Stowe.
has already been dramatised In New York. IL was
brought out 1t the National Theatre Monday night.
Lessers from Mississippi Alabama and Tennes.
ses stats that cotton crop win Be only scout oas-
hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

SUICIDE.-Mrs. Fish, wife OF Captain ]. P. Fish
at Chicago, hung herself at her home, few days
since. She was laboring from depression of
spirits produced by long sickness. She first tied
the pillow around the bed post; then fas,en-
ing one corner of sheet into it and another cor.
ner around her neck. raised the window and
sprang out so as TO remain suspended outside the
house. She was quickly discovered, ard taken
down while yet warm, but life was gone She was
between fifty and sixty years of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

A GIGANTIC ORGAN is just being buiit by ber,
him SchuIize & Co. Brussels, for the Cathedral
in Murcia Spain. Itis to have ef stops, manuals,
Q octayes of pedals. great Improvement mas
been secured In the touch, which resembles that
of an i;rard piano
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

ECCLESIASTICAL MEETING -On the 81 of Oc-
tober the Triennial Convention of the German
Reformed Church will assemble in Winchester,
Va 1t is composed of ministers and lay delegates
from all the classes in the United States, and con-
siders all matters of general interest to that ex-
tansva communion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

WHAT ARE THINGS COMING TO s-one OF our
New England contemporaries states, says the
Philadelphia Presbyterian9 on late Sabbath
evening, whilst the pastor of certain church was
preaching hot political sermon, one OF his hear
ers not thinking it for edication took ap his hat
and rose TO retire, when the congregation imneui-
atelv saluted him with storm OF Kisses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

TIMBER IN MINNEsoTA-There is glut of tim
ber in the water region of this territory. j. G.
Lennon, Esq, informs the St Anthony Express,
that the price of logs above the Falls of St. Antho.
ny is $l4 per thousand, and that the of the
mills below will not pay any money en- the logs
under sig months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

NEW LIFE BoAT.-A new fashioned life boat
has been invented which it is thought will entire
ly supercede all those now before the public The
boat consists of inner and an outer frame, the
inner being the boat proper, and the outer is the
floating apparatus. The outer case revoives
around the inner, so that it is quite immaterial
which side comes uppermost when the apparatus
is cast off from the ship, Thirty or forty persons
may be accommodated with seats inside, and if
the waves dash in unpleasanily, they pull 10
gether two sliding covers above their heads, be
ventilated through the air holes with which this
casting is provided, and, moreover, work s set OF
paddles, which are attached to the outer SHE'LL but
work by handles attached TO q ieyer running
along the middle Of the seats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

FRIGHTENED TO DEATH-On Wednesday
morning woman, named Ann Riley, was
ing the Harlem Railroad track in New York.
while q train Of cars was backing into the depot,
and by some means she became frightened ed and
fell across the track. The cars were stopped Just
as the first one touched. but the woman was tax en-
up and found to be dead It is supposed that the
sudden fright caused rupture of blood vessel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

THE NEW MINISTER TO MEXIco-We learn
from the New Orleans papers that Mr. Forsyth
our newly appointed Minister to Mexico together
with Mr.. Pickett the United States Consul at
Vera Cruz. are al present in that city, and will
leave for Mexico in the steamer on the LIST of Oc-
bar
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NEW ORLEANS AND GREAT NORTHERN KALI
RoAo-The New Orleans Picayune publishes a
teiegraphic dispatch from New York, stating that
adyices have been received from London, by the
Atlantic, that James Noble Esq of New Orleans,
has been successful in his negotiation for the sale
of So O00, 900 bonds of the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

HoHoRs TO AN AMERICAN. - King William
of Holland has conferred decoration of a gold
medal upon Mr. Henry Sawyer, of Charleston,
Mass who is resident at Surinam, South Amer
ica for rsking his life in attempting to save gen.
tleman, Dutch naval officer, who fell from ship
and was drowned at that port Mr.. Sawyer pre-
viously received silver medal from the governor
of Surinam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

HoNoRS TO THE PRESiDENT-TheSe Second Light
Brigade of Maryland Volunteer Infantry are max
ing arrangements for proper reception of the
President of the United States, his arrival in
Baltimore, on his way to pay visit to his home in
Neu Hampshira
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

There are three thousand and eighty-dve enroll
ed fremen in New York.
Rev Charles WingfeId having resigned the pas
torai care of the Baiingers Greek Baptist enureh
in AIbemarle county. Rev. J. A. Doll has been
elected 10 ill bis place
Dr. Joseph LeConte, OF the universty ~ "
csorgi. has been invited TO deliver course OF
lectures .hia winter, At the Smithsonian Institute
Washington.
The Keystone Climb OF Boston, have rendered
the President public reception on bis arrival
there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

AT THE SWISS MUSICAL FESTIVAL this year
among other works Mendelssohns Elijah, and a
Beethoven symphony ere given by 700 perfor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

THE POTATO ROT Prevails extensively in
some parts of Essex county, Mass. In Boxfeld, it
is doing much damage, and about Newburg, it is
still mnrp destructive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

TIE City COUNCIL OF Portsmouth, on Thurs
day evening last voted extend the bospitalities
of that city 10 President Pierce, on his approach
ing visit to New Hampshire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

N'uIttE.--~evcrai pleasant rooms, with
I Board uosY he had u the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY. on Grace, between 5th and 9th
streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
sent residence. few gentlemen can be sccommo-
isied rs aGV ho9TGsTs. 9-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

AlouI IDINGS. DEtSshD AND UN.
VI DRESSED LUMB r. Selvdese Planning Mills
on ah street south OF the Basin, i'll of the Pc
t.rsaure Depot.-P!anine, of all kinds of lumber,
TuugUing ana Growing done in the best manner
Dressed Flooring, 81 T. and Al inch thick Shelv-
ing, Partition and Car stuff on hand and for Hae.
Aso, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building
ia-isis generally
Baders' Aouldings, sixty different patterns, al,
WAYS aD sns.
se3-3m S C. ROBINSON
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- u. UhSUssN HAS Tor sale 900 buBnei-
-. led Crates Fenders aud GUNNER Pieces, EN-
facing square Topped, Circle and kePlic Patterns
Thsse Crates OF my manufacture, and shall
lr sgd = the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me.
Clinics nstitute awarded silver medal the highest
iren-la'n, 10 SAIL d, DENooE for the best speci-
meRs Of GIstes and Feuders. Also. for sale large
stock Of Bells Brass Brick Moulds Sc Apply at my
.ws-n 3th ano 9Th, west side Richmond, Va
jy IH-l5m
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IN addition to the above card, take pleasure in in
forming the public that Staging Society Of Anieri-
yasienca is about to e formed, which, after hav
igR been sufficiently drilled by me, is going 10 be
united With the "kiohnopd Instrumental Music
tdu" g. that both srs to be- considered Society,
consisting of one IHstruneHta! and one Vocal sec-
lion.
Gentlemen wishing to join the Vocal division, will
please caL tor information st Mr. Z. Gibbs Am
t'oyps Rooms Corinthian Hall; at Messrs. Hsr-
Iod MHtray's Book ana Music Store; and at my
residence, OIL Bauk corner of 18th streeTs opposite
Goidn's Hall OLOF A. ERICSSON.
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VIRGINIA AND TEN

r.. nHHzU VIRGINIA AND TEN
- - - ITCE TO PASSENGERS.--
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.--Ons and after the lst
ne and the Passenger Train viii run az fol.
lows:
Leave Lynchburg at 45 4. M. and resch Bristo
et6P NJ
Leave Bristol at go A. M. and reach Lynchburg at
Sis P. M. E. H. GILL,
"a 22-Sm Gen Sup,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

PENNSYLVANIA CoLLEGE.-At the commence
ment of this college, at Gettysburg last week,
there were 2l graduates among them w Eichei-
berger of Jefferson county, Va. The valedictory
addresswas delivered by T. w. Dosh, of Strss,
burg Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

JEWELS OF THE DUKE OF DEvoNsHIRE.-Tbe
Duke Of Devonshire has had his fine collection of
canoes and intsglios fitted up as a set of superb
Jewels to be worn Ou the occasion, by Lady Gran
vile, Of the coronation of the Emperor of Russia.
They have been arranged to form di&dem, sto-
macher and necklace. Many more Snowy objects
of personal decoration may be exhibited at the
coronation of the Czar, but few will possess great
er historical and artistic interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

FIREDAMP EXPLosIoN--THREE LIVES LOST
"A distressing accident occurred on the 18th inst,
in the coal pit of Logan Il Dohram, in Limetown
Washington county Pa, by which two men and
boy were instantly killed, and two others seri.
ously, If not fatally injured The foul air in the
pit, it appears, ignted from some cause or other,
while the men were at work within it, and an ex-
plosion ensued, which resulted in the death of Jno
Hughes and son and David Ashcraft. Two bro
theirs, named Samuel and Thomas Hutchinson,
were seriously injured but were taken out alive,
and are now in fair way of recovery Hughes
leaves wife and several small children to mourn
his fate. His little son, who killed With him,
was aged about eleven years, and was very in
teresting boy. Ashcraft also leaves family.
Pitsburg ChronicIc, Sept "a
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t%AB.-n e, Ihe undersigned, nem-
"A bsrs o. the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL. CLUB, which has now been in successful
operation about session under the direction of
lnf ', BgscH feeling much g1stiGed at his ability
o" C"h1n"ioT and Arranger, tehe great pleasure in
ieeoUim7nains him to the pnblc, and hereby cor
ten71 who may be disposed to unite with fum the
cyAueLcement of next session, (ths Ist of Octo-
br'j and tisJ later in order to make this Club per-
iaan-nt aud verify the countenance of refined and
!nJt gent community.
W Apply to Mr P Z. GIBBs Ambrotype Rooms
CUnnChaa Hall.
" LEIGH BURTON Y;olino Primo.
A A, saoIL. q; SLA'NANAH' vieiini secondi.
JNo.J Fay, Viola
T. Z GIBBs, NiolohcAllo.
!. + i i ssioNgAsVE' sssgss Flauti Primi.
g. 3. 4sExssns, +: hso1az' Flauti secondi.
0. a ERICSSON, Clarinetto Solo.
RLISG.II
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SCARCITY OF VEssELs--An kinds of vessels are
searce Mt New York, at present, and freights in
ousenuence, have materially advanced Yes
sells are wanted to load cotton and gram ior Euro
mean norts. This scarcity of tonnage is owing
principally 10 the detention of SO many ships at
quarantine.
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BOARDING.

,s,uE RKNbKE HOUSE, corner of Fran
/ an ami 5d streets, will be opened on the lst of
October next, under the sEPe-int-ndence of Mis-.
NhsItoE.
Fsa.ilfss and day boar6ers be comfortably ac-
CaumodsIed. se 2S-2w
DRiNATE RslAkDlNts.--Ntrs. THUs =.
1 TAYLOR, residing Clay, between 4th and
tb streets would he pleased TO sccomrno odate gen.
rl-man sn1 his wife with hoard AIso three fcur
yUung lsdies VINO may wish 10 attend school in the
CITY but prefer bosIdins . IN private family.
u
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WHERE THE AID" HAS GONE.-At q big Kan
sas meeting in Albany, short time since several
thousand dollars were subscribed for the relief
of the starving people of Kansas Gerrit Smith
gave So, 900; Edward G Deevan gave 81 900; and
others gave smaller sums. The money has been
accounted for by the committee appointed to dis
burse it as follows The printers, IN. Y. Tribune
Times, &c,) got S3l5 Paid clerk hire Sl36 For
an agent 1892 total committed account $685.
Paid for the relief of Il. Buffum and family in
Kansas, $685. to committees for ''relief" purposes
Si00; total for relief, $50. Paid for Sharpe's ri
fes, $6i3: for passage of armed emgrants, S677
to Chicago committee for civil war 81 400 Loan
ed to Gen. Schuyler, $3.50; to G. Robinson, gov
erpor.' $780, making total of three thousand, fire
hundred and ten dollars, devoted to civil war; while
only four hundred and taoenty fire dollars were de-
voted to relief The widows and orphans of Kan
sas, says tie Albany Argus, called for bread and
they gave them bullets! What a farce upon phi
lanthroPy
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- Il7 MAIN STkEkT. IN
TAYLOR q co. having "a. ~

- ken the store formerly occupied BY -
James Evans, have now on hand lsree and spien-
did assortment of CHINA GLASS AND EARTH-
ENWARE. and are daily receiving new additions
thereto They prepared to eder great induce
ments both to the city and country trade. Orders
sent to them win be faithfully executed.
Messrs. JOSEPH STEBBINs and e. HATCHER, for
mery in the employ of Mr.. Geo. j. sumner, can be
found the above store, and will be pleased meet
with their Old friends and scquaintances.
"a 24-dim
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a NRW JEWEi.KI
* sTORE, SION OF THE

* sT0Rr, SION OF TUE ~
n GOLD EAGLE. No, SO S6----
-@sxSS MAIN SrsEET.-GtLh WElDEMEfER
zs ss.Sx rrederrcksburg Va have just received
o. nf Cold and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins
- Rings: Ladies' ChatelsIns; Gentlemens' Fob
80 f3o'3 and Silver Pens ana Pencils: Gold and
.5 Thifnhies Gold. Silver and Steel Spectaces;
- t,,be;s: Cups; Spoons; Butter Knives; Port
,...y.s ard Cases Match Boxes and every article
" "5a J,,yviry ana Silver line, for sale on ressons-
d" ""..,rF,s ard warranted As represented.
"a, WATCHES Of oil kinds repaired and war
81 TO perform well; also, Jewelry of every de-
..-r,,oH repaired al short notice.
E-aInL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

ePACTFIcATIoN OF KANsAa-The St. Leuis pa.
pefs OF the 22d instant contain later intelligence
from Kansas, by which it appears that all parties
~ that Territory acknowledge the authority of
the new Governor, and that the armed companies
from Missouri are d;sbanding and returning to
their homes. We extract the following:
The steamer David Tatum arrived her yester-
day afternoon from st Joseph. She left that port
on Wednesday last At Kansas she took on board
about $50 citizens of Missouri who, in obedience
to the proclamation of Gov. Geary had given up
their military organization and returned to Missou
IL They were principally from the counties Of
howard, Boone, Saline, Copper and Franklin
Lawrence was in possession of IT, S troops
by whom ninety of Lant's men had sbeen made
prisoners. Lane fled from Lawrence with the re-
malnder of his men and was at Nebraska.
The train from Jefferson city last evening brought
down several gentlemen direct from Kansas. They
were pass engers on the Aubry, aud bring the Ia
test news. From one of them we learn that the
whole of Gen. Reids force had been disbanded,
and had returned to their homes Gov Geary
was at Leconpton with 1000 United States troops.
and determined to maintain the peace and execute
the laws Under bis orders ninety men had been
taken prisoners at Lawrence. The report of Lane
and his band having fled to Nebraska is confirmed
1t is very gratifying to hear these tidings and
to know that the violence which has SO long pre-
vailed in Kansas is at end. Gov Geary began
right, and a like firm purpose to preserve law and
order, and to punish all offenders against it. will
soon make life and property as secure in Kansas
rs in any State of the Union