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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-03

A DVERTIS EMENT.--A welt educated
Alderman LADY, being at present 9 ogased as Gov
ERNEss on plantation in South Carolina and a.
pable OF teaching all the English Breaches; Ger
man, French, spnnish; Diswipg and Embroidery.
wiihes to have by the First of January next another
situation Of the same kind, either in Rich mond or in
Virginia Best references given. Application to "A.
b., through this Office win meet prompt attsnti,n
de $50 'sre ~
RLEACHED u OlO ID = 1900 cases az.
sorted, comprsins the following styles, viz !:
81. Unions, Hope, Kent Atlantic, &C.
Ocoues, Granite state, Putnam. York Mills,
Spring River, Reading samosst, W.yerly Milis &c
A. Cars River. Hancock, Bancroft. Pet iquanrns
cut, Lcnsdaie, Wsuhoo wsm.utta, Lynden, In pc.
rial Extra Cumberlend. New England, Mania tan,
Arctic Extra. N. Y. Mills 30 &c.
ALSO, BLEACHED AND BROWN.
100 cases and bales 6-4 20 2.4 Sheetings from the
Pepperell. Bates Utica, Allendsle and other CO .
brsted Mills
The shove were pugchs sed at the Lowest October
prices and will be soA ct smaller prot than the
actual sdvaacs upon the goads spoe they were pur.
chased ssws are desirou, 70 reduce our stock prior
TO the lgt J lnssry.
dea KENT. PAINE 1 CO.
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PITT>BURG, Dec There is five feet water in
the Ohio to day, and the river still rising. Boats
are loading for all ports and there is a prospect of
more rain.
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Imports Mt Boston

BOSTON. Dec The imports at this port las
week reached 81 1853, los. of which $l60, 500 wa
in dry goods, and $i25 985 in grain.
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From New FoundInnd.

ST. JOHNS, n F., Dec 1.-The snow here is over
six inches in DEPTH and there has been fine sleigh
ing for the past few days. The weather is clear
and cold
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wAsHrNaToN, Dec 2d-Senate The rresi-
dents message was received and read.
A discussion upon iss merits occupied the body
until o'clock, when II adjourned.
Hoase.-The message was received but not
read on account of the resumption of the consid>
Grafton of the Whitfield contested seat, which
was discussed until adjournment without settling
the question.
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~ DRISCo LIS BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrics and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums, and imparting fragrance and
sweetness to an otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists without the PERSONS knowledge
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, No. POT,
Main street. and by Druggists generally.
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,-.oprrn roR THE DalLY prspATcM

q =. .-.re-,..>s->>- >s~<r-->~~<~>~
Froaas MMnsae
ar Loufs. December 9Kanees adyices ssy
nat the militia, under Colsnel thus, wiu scm pc
disarmsd.
Governor Geary had quietly submitted to the
habeas corpus issued BY Judge Lecompte 10 the
case Of Hayes.
NicaraUna
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safety Of a Dereiict Vessel.

BOSTON, Dec. 1.-The bark Alice Sainter, from
Mobile. for this port for whose safety fears were
entertained, has arrived here
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Albert G. Pendleton has been elected President Of
the Branch Bank of the Old Dominion, in Giles
county.
Sales in New York. Monday, of sS. 900 Tennessee
6s at SCH $4,000 North Carolina IS at $a5; and
$1,000 Georgia IS at &97
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-03

On the 18th last. At the resdsses u Mr w. g
0fons, N raw Mr.. DS,rows, ~ EAxk JENkIN
- Mis- j. .. TAYLOR. all OF teise
- ketsnburs and Norfolk pspes PLEASE espy.
s. - 4: !. s ss;;t;s : Psf
FANNY g. TR100 M@e~A =
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BY telegraph

New YosK, Dee 2-Flour lower. State IS Is;
Southern Sc S0d7.2e. White Wheat 81 650l "a -
Mixed Corn IL cts white and yellow 70 cts. Stocks
frmer.
RALr1MonE, Dec. 2-Flour firn. Howard street
$6406s Whest declined l02 cents; red $l450
Isl A; white ST. SOL 60. Corn unchanged.
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A. Cincinnati, on the 18th uls.. LUCIA TALCOTT,
sldsst daughter Of Capt. iAparsw TaIcsst III III
Her funeral will take plses from the Monumental
Church ct 81 o'clock this afternoon.
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INIAkINK INTELLIGENCE.


- MARINE INrELLIGkNCk
Port Of Richmond, Dec. 2-High Water 81 p. NJ
ARRIVED,
echr. Nelly D., Haley. Stafford, light
Bark Henry Bush. Capt Pendlston, 81 days from
Liverpool, with 300 sacks salt. &c, Ed. VIM. do
Voss 4 Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse. and
passengers, Ludialn L Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchest. Baltimore, mdss-
LudlAm Watson.
schr. q. r. Brown, Hszlewood, via City Point, TO
finish loading wood for New York.
DIsAsTER.-schr. Manchester, regular Richmond
packet, from N York, with mdzs. bound 10 Rich.
mond in Hampton Roads Sunday, in Distress carried
away gaff and foresail torn to pieces.
Steamer took her in tow and proceeded to Rich
mond
NEW YoRK Nov SO.-Arrived. sehr Willard Fill
m IRE, futile, and Gsllego, Smith, Richmond; Mar
garet, Hunter, Petersburg.
Point.
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HAN(S OUT YOUR BANNERS ON TIE
IL OUTWARD WALL!-"The cry 10 still they
comet mean those fine BUCKS from the noun.
tains which l am now ready to serve up in every
STYLE at that celebrated and popular estab ishment
da S-3t OUR HOUSE
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M kDlGAL SADDLE BAGS.-.N haye
lvA 10 stors varied asssrsmsnt Of Medieai sadie
Bsss, made expressly for oar sasss comsin'ns hghr
I. yoHNsro : BRO,
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LNOUND- AT the post Office a POCKET
l. BOOK, containing money, which the owner can
get by paying for this advertisement. de Sit
HEAR FROM A LATE MEMBER OF
IL THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF VlR-
GINIA.-This is to Certity That have BEEN using
in family Dr. ]. Scotts Celebrated White Circas
sian Linimsnt for several years, and am fully sats
fed it il the best Liniment l have ever used, al.
though have used less than dozen other kindf,
and can with confidence recommend it to the at
hlcted JAMES. EVANS.
December 4, 1855.
All tho above Medicines for sale by Purcell Ladd
l. Co and Alex Duval, Richmond. dSS
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SUNDKIE Ss-.- SUF0In60, W 0fC66I6f6hITe
- Sauce, Preserved 1inger, French Mustard, Cur
RE Powders, Chow-Chow, Caulifower, Fresh Lot
sers, Picked Lobsters Fresh Peaches, Fresh Com,
Currant Jelly w .lnut and Nushroom Cstsup, Olives
and Cspsrs, Truffes, Champisnons, &c For sale by
deS BURTON l. GREENHOW.
LKIENDS AND PATRONs :-.OWing to
L an improvement in my health, have dete rlnined
to re-or my school this " inter, at my residence
on 4th street. between Grace and franklin streets,
MOND ! Y the 9Th Decembe and now spsct-
fully efsr my services and solicit your patronage
Terms heretofore.
de S-6t* T. R. BASS
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I OsT-On Saturday, on Main, between
IL 9Th street and Locust Alley. or on 18th street,
between Main and Ross, GOLD WATCH SEAL,
with two Stone Sets one of which was marked with
an "a" in Germsn Text The finder ~ i'll be literally
rewarded by leaving it at w. D. BaiI's store.
de 2-3t*
OS ...On Grace or 9th street,
IL BRACELET, composed Of Pearl Shells The
finder will be suitably rewarded by returning it to
r. MCCARTHY SON.
ds2 No. III Bread street
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rLAZlEks, RULES, two and three feet
u long; small supply in store and for sale by
VIM. SATTLER = CO,
deS l42 Main street.
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LOST.

/ OST...TwO certiH Gates OF deposit, II.
IL sued by the oic- of discount and deposit ,of the
Farmeri Bank of Virginia, at Blacksburg on the
29th October last, in favor of Ro d. Mosby; one
numbered SEC, for Sl508 SO, and the other numbered
81, for $3.50. These certificates were endorsed by
Mr.. Mosby to my order, and lost on the 18th ult..
between 7th and Canal streets and 4th and Broad
stfests. Payment has bsen stopped at Black.burg.
If found the subscriber would be- thankful to have
them left with j. A Smith, ESQ. Cashier, in ibis
city. MATTHEW PONCEU.
da 2--2t*
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ERESH SUPPLIES OF PICTURES, at
Artists, Amateurs and tho public generally that we
have extended stock of Engravings Autographs,
&c, considerably, and prepared to offer
such, unframed or framed. very accommodating
terms An early call is solicited.
RS. Ths Pictures for the Potichomanis Painting.
prints ON very thin Paner, ale also for sale by
VIM. SATTLER L. co,
de3 142 Main ct below EXCHANGE Bank.
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A LOTION GOODS, AUCTION GOODS.
IA Just received from auction, splendid lot of Ca
licoes which selling at 3D. worth l2fc per yard;
lot Plain Mouslain at i2ac per yard; lot Curtain
Muslio at 81 cts per I'D; lot of Bed Blankets very
cheap, ard many other Goods, at
AUGUSTUS MAILERTS,
HaS No A MAR az
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q RICHMOND ENCAMPMENT, No.
~2-sir knights: You hereby summoned
~ to attend meeting of Richmond Encsmp-
ment No 2, of knights Tempars, at the Masonic
Hall. in the city of Richmond, THIS EVENING, at
o'clock
By order of the NJ. Grand Commander.
THOS. B. BIGGER, C. G.
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you, my AddeCsup tebrun whom sent of from the field
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drowned fancy that still hear the cries OF these
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ssable to the miserable state OF the commsa'
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ST. CLOUD. June %, 1905
Ny BROTHER: see from your letter Of the I'm tha you
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A JOURNEY IN THE sEABOARD SLAVE
IA STATES. By the author Of The Walks and Talks OF a
American Farmer In England"
PORTION OF THE TABLE OF CONTENTS:
CHAPTER VI

American Farmer n England"
Portion OF G II, TssEr " o. CONTENTS
sourH CAROLINA AND GEoRcIA:-RaLroad Gang, 81;
NS Hay cpaD s Ss1a M TSs
Pe9s ST. Their a6aon. 49, Cotton rs0'e a ISL
Carolina ard South Carolina Myers 59l Pleasant Farm
House $50; Negro Jodins-he Carolina Yell Soi Camp
3g8 His Geographical Observation-Disclosures OF the Children
Ina 4C Charleston ioi Savannah 4o5 Slave Funerals. !o5
Slave yardTombstones 46 The Rice Coast, 4S
S6 for e ana shove Az The
49, Negro Quarters, 4le Delightful Mansion, W9aderta
Rice Cos Malaria 4S; House Servants and Field HAMS ~
Negro Quarters az The Slave Nursery 425
Trusty slave i26 How he So-Efec Of Education
49, What the Economy Of Slavery 49, Field Hands 1870
i32 Water Toters, 43; Grades Of Field Hands 455;
SsI sa1e. Taxing Care Of iemeye. s. Seoa Trade
ard Greg thops Al Laws Of Trade the Plantation AZ:
the Negro 49, Slave Marriages Funerals ii8 Slave
ChaTes and Worship 4i9 Slave Clergy, 49, Religious Ser
W N'''D' 'D' CHAPTER VII.
RICE, AND ITS CULrURE.-Rice, and its Cuture-Extent
spd How Linitsd ie3 Tho Atlantic Rice 9sS s5 Slave
CHAPTER Will
EXPERTMENTAL POLITICAL EcoSoNY OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA AND GEoRGI-The Democratic Social Theory 49, The
South CsrOns Social Theory, igl Origin and Early Character
South Carolina, 492; Origin Of AmericsaisIa 49, The
cieiy sol TIE Free Laborus Glass the Revolution 5o Its
Present Condition, 54i The Sand Killers sos; Immigration,
5o Present Industrial Condition. 55 The Predicsment 5
The Origin Of the Georgia Community 55 Early Resistance
Slavery 81: The Law against Slavery Abrogaed 5 In
fueuce OF The Early Democracy $685. Consequence OF Slavery
81 ship Building 5i On Manufactures and other lu
dustTy, 542.
CHAPTER TX
ALABAMA-sou,hern Railroads, $40 Colunbus-Manuactnr
g Workmen 5f7; Montgomery $40 The Alabama River, 59
Loading Cotton $50; Value Of Slaves secures Care OF them
50 Negro Singers b5 Capacity of the Negro 55l Slave High
Life 54 Negro Lover. b5; Negro Overseeing White
Laborer 5 Natural Affection of Slaves SO Their Loyatyto
their Masters 5 Conversation with Good Subject ST. The
Citizens $685. Characteristics so Dro Texan $50; How he
Talked 6l NOta Betting but Cotton Man 2 Deck Hands
Negro Joty aud Wastefulness S Mobile $685. Passage TO
NewOHegIs-TeXan Immigrants $50 Bad Speculation with
Negro 5 Pesssnt-C Conversation about Slavery and Abo
li;!on, 572.
CHAPTER Y.
HcoyomcAL EXPERIENCE OF ALABAMA.-Onsin, IA En-
igrsiion, SIC Present Condition and Prospects, j76
CHAPTER XI
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