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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-02
LOST.

A NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTION!
81 The Company will assemble at Lafayette Hail,
nj THIS EVENING, at half past O'clock with
". arms and sccoutrements for drill.
By order of Lieut.. Johnson.
spit V. l. FORE. Orderly
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FUTURE DAYs.


VALUABLE PHOF nnfY ON npr
~. AM nth STREETS AT AucTInH ~ =
TUESDAY,, 18th April 1t o'clock. upon the ns-s.'!
- VIII BE- sold that large three stsry brick 6c..
pow IN the occupancy OF DR. Gavinxel. The hor
~ about rooms, with basement, Kitchen outhonss
az stable and, from the location, both central nj
to the Central Railroad depot consdereS
vsIy valuable - stand for tavern or restaurant
ING iot fronts A 1-l2 feet and runs back to Union
sIeer thus having three eligible fronts.
or those seeking profitable investment this uro.
Perry onsrs great Inducements 10 of the chsrac-
Ter which win yield good rent. &
Terms; One-fourth cash balance at s and II
months, with interest added and secured by a trusf
ased ana purchaser to pay taxes and insurance for
thls year TAYLOR L WILLIAMS,
"n % Auctioneers.
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THE DRoUTH.-We are panied to record
another season which has thus early began
to show its de!eterious effects upon the forth
coming crop. Many of our farmers arc
looking on with heavy hearts at the sicken.
ing prospects occasioned by the present
drouth, and fear that their crops in part, il
not in all, will be lost. Although we are,
truly speaking, we'll wishcr in behalf OF
the "tiller of the soil'' it is not in our nature
TO complain Of that kind Providence which
"hath ordained these things;" but would
bid them look up and hope for better state
OF things, for surely those elements condu-
Give OF that great good we all desire cannot
disappoint US much longer. Few are bes.
sed however, with more desirable prospect.
Here and there through our otherwise bouu.
tIluily productive pr'iries may be seen fields
OF wheat fast arriving at maturity, and the
corn on good stand" though the general
aspect is appalling. Oats, we presume, are
sustaining the greatest damage, and corn to
aless extent.-IAinoiS Inder.
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RETRIBUTIoN. A Tale ofPassion, by Mrs
L. ID. e. N. SoUTHwoRTH, author o.
"The Lost Heiress," Deserted Wife
missing Bride" ,"'Wife's Victory ,"Curst
of Clinton etc. Complete in one large
dnodecimo volume, neatly bound in Cloth
for One Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents; Of
or in two volumes paper cover, for One
Dollar.
Mrs. E. D. E. N. SWITZERLAND is justly
ranked among the first of female authors
Her Stories are characterized by life ant
freshness surpassed by no other novel wri
ter OF the rge. Her characters are always
drawn with holiness and originality. "Ret
ribution" is one Of her best works. The
plot is well laid, and the characters are oil
fully and most ably developed. The reader
upon opening the work, is drawn forward
as by charm, becoming more and more
enveloped as he proceeds, until, lost to every
thing else, he feels himself one of those
creatures Of fancy, and moves along who ly
absorbed to the end. But the work is not
only thrilling one-it is practical, moral
delineaGoD of the human character, and
should be read by all. Its aims are to i'm.
prove the moral training of children, and its
tendencies to teach US how to enjoy life at
any and every stage.
" Copies of either edition of the work
will be sent to any part of the United States,
free Of postage, on remttng the price of the
edition they may wish, to the publisher, in a
letter.
Published and for sale at the Cheap Book
ard Publishing Establishment of T. B. Pc.
terson, No. lo2, Chestnut Street, Philudel
phia.
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Suicide in NIantua.

SAMUEL GRAHAM Of Mantua, in this coun-
ty, committed suicide on Monday the Oath
inst He was living with his mother.in- law,
Mrs. SANFORD, at the time OF his decease.
He had been deranged for some time, in con-
sequence, it is said, of excitement upon the
subject of SpirituOlism. On Manday the
day of his death, he left home, as was sup
posed to visit neighbor. He was in tho
habit of absenting himself for considerable
periods aud no notice was taken of the
event. When it was found, however, that
he did not return and that he had not been
at the neighbors' house, search was jnsti-
tuted, and on last Sunday, six days after the
occurrence, he was found in the woods sus-
pended to tree. He had hung himself, and
to all appearance. had been dead several
days. His body presented a most revolving
spectacle. Mr.. GRAHAM was about twen-
ty-eight years of age. His wife died about
one year ago.
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TIE Alliance Tiutes.

We fuiled to notice, few weeks since,
the decease of the Alliance Ledger, a Ere.
mont paper published by KEEN g. LEWIS
Republicans are good at shrieking for free
dom, but when it comes to the question OF
"pecuniary aid" either in supporting their
principles, or giving relief to suffering hu.
manity, they are found wanting. The un.
timely fate of the Ledger. is an item of ev.
dence upon this point. But the people of
Alliance want a paper published in their
midst. Their business and other interests
require it. We have to-day received the
first number of the Alliance Timts, a paper
just stated in that place, J. A. EsTILL,
Editor. The sheet before Us is full of spice
and gives indication OF ability, on the part
of its conductors. It is neutral in politics.
Success to the Times.
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MRS. FREMONT AND THE BABY.-The Re.
publicans are not only running John Catho.
lie Fremont and Jessie, his wife, for Presi
dent, but they have positively brought on,
the baby also Like tho family of the
newly elected Justice who were all 'Squires
Mr.. Fremont, and Misses Fremont, and
Baby Fremont, are all to be Presidents -
Don't you think that Mr., Webb lately made
party and invited Mr.. Fremont, and Jessie,
and the baby; and Mr.. Fremont he ddn',
90, but Jessie and the baby they went, and
Jessie she wore veil at first, and then she
took it off, and then she held out her baby
toward the crowd, and the papers say that
hosts of 'lreemen expressed desire to vote
tor the father of so fine child We feel
that Kansas is safe ! Three shreks for
Jessie und the baby
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The Franklin DemNern cY.

The meeting of the Franklin Democratic
Club last Monday evening, YVES we'll atten-
ded and enthusiastic. The hard working
hard.fsted Democracy turned out from eve
ry corner of the township. N. L. JEFFRIEs,
Esq, first addressed the meeting. He made
clear, able and manly argument in defense
of the doctrine of popular sovereignty. -
His speech throughout was vel received
The meeting was next addressed by A. .
HART, Editor of the Sentinel. We have sci.
dom attended meeting where there was
more energy and determination exhibited
on the part OF. the Democracy. Every man
seemed conscious of the justness of his cause,
the correctness Of his principles and fully
determined to use ali honorable means to
secure their triumph. And they ,ciU triumph.
AS sure as the sun rises on the morning Of
the 4th of November 1856, so surely will
BUCHANAN be elected President of the
Union.
The Republicans held meeting at Frank
lin on the same evening-addresse by DR..
EARL. E. B. TAYLOR was announced, but
failed to come. The attendance, we learn,
was limited in numbers.
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Coon Sign IN MASSACHUSETTS,
New Bedford ErprcSs, which was started as
an American organ, refuses to be transfer
red to the Fremont party, but runs up the
names OF Buchanan aud Breckenridge, and
Is battling manfully and efficiently for their
success. The editor says that the Demo.
Gratis are cordially sustaining him, and that
amongst his warmest supporters are many
who have heretofore acted with the Whig
and other PARTIES; but being national men,
with hearts too large to love only fifteen of
the thirty one States, like Noah's dove,
could find no resting pluce outside the Dem
ocratic ark.
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An Indian Warfare.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.
Intelligence from the Plains states that
sanguinary battle had occurred at the
crossing Of the Arkansas River on the San.
ia Fe road between the confederate Sacs
and Foxes and the Camache Indians, result.
ing in the complete routing of the latter,
with a loss OF twenty killed. The Sacs
and Foxes had two killed and several wound.
ed. 1t is noted as a curious coincidence
that at the same time two years ago hos
tile meeting occurred at the place. between
the same parties, with precisely the same
result,
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Surplus Ofthc year carried, Dos sol 50
To or. safety fund for eoutin-
gent reserve, s35. .439 So
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VIII he In attendance as follows:
RAFkNNA, Prcntiss House, Tuesday, and Wedncs
day until o'clock p NJ 5th and 9Th August,
Akron, I'm Jire House, Monday 4th Aug.
Warren, GasKiii House. Saturday, 9th Aug.
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Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Rand

Atan election held at Mansfield, on the
9Th inst, the following gentlemen were
chosen directors of this road for the ensuing
year.
G. L. Ward, Pa, President.
L. V. Bierce, Akron, Vice President.
Hon. Nj. Birchard, Warren.
VIM. Goodman, Ravenna.
Marvin Kent, Portage.
Hon. J. Pardee, Medina.
a DR.. B. B. Clark, Ashland.
Jacob Riblet, Crawford.
Col. w. w. Conklin, Marion.
Hon. ]. c. Brand, Champaign.
Geo. Carlisle, Cincinnati
H. Ramsdell, President N. Y. & E. R. R.
Dr.. VIM. Bushnell, Mansfield.
The Committee on finance are, Messrs
Birchard, Kent and Bierce.
1t is SAID the road is going ahead. 1t is
six feet guage, reaching in a direct line
from Dayton to Corning on the N. Y. &
Erie Road.
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A CLERICAL SUGGEsTIoN.-Ons of our
friends was coming from New York, in the
cars, the other night, and was amused at an
interview between two persons, who SEEM
ed not to have met for some time before. -
"Well," said one, after the first salutations,
"what are you up to now!" "Oh, don't
know" replied the other; 81 shall take to
religion" Religion" cried his friend,
"what do you meant" "Why,"said the 9th
er, 81 think it's going to be a good bust.
ness, the ministers are all leaving it, and I
tell you what believe there's to be an
opening there!''-B Boston Courier.
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Productions OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
"A friend handed us a few days ago some
specimens Of cuffee and sugar, from the
Sandwich Islands, the latter being raised
on the plantation Of Bostonian, who is a
high officer of the islands. The sugar is OF
excellent grain and superior strength, and it
is we'll to have the product of this great ne
cessity extended, as its price has risen
alarmingly within a year or two. The cof-
fee is Of delicate and excellent flavor, and
it is to be hoped that the Sandwich Island
Yankees will not only be able to supply
their own people, but to raise sufficient to
furnish California with the vauable products
Of their soil. Boston Courier.
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G A Mr.. HOGAN and wife living near
the Canal at the south end OF town, were
taken before Justice ENos on Monday, tried
on charge Of threatening the lives of certain
citizens living thereabout, and found guilty.
and bound over in the respective sums of
$50 and 800 to keep the peace and to ap-
pear at the next term of the court of Com.
mon Pleas. People should be careful how
they talk as we'll as act.
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THE RUSH To IowA.-From the number
OF immigront families which crosses upper
ferry with their wagons, cattle &C., during
the past week we. have endeavored by taking
them at an average, to compute the whole
number which have passed since the 18th oi
April up to the 9Th day of July.
Having the total number ofwagons as q
base to calculate from, we find that there
has been 8l9 families, consisting Of 4.504
Misunderstanding in their possession 1901
wagons, 1928 head of horses, md 1922
head of cattle. Should we take an average
Of the sheep, we would find them to reach
the high figure of Dubuque Er-
press.
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Brooks Paid His Fine-The Kan.
SaS RcpOrt-COnsuL to Vienna.

WASHINGTON, July l9,-DuriDg the pro.
gress Of the trial of Herbert, this morning,
Hon. P. s. Brooks, of s. c., came into court
and paid his fine of three hundred dollars
and eighty five dollars cost.
The reports of the majority and minority
Of the Kansas Investigating Commission
make nearly 1900 octave pages. 1t is de,
signed to call up the Kansas contested cleo.
tion case next week.
1t is said that Edward C. Stiles, of Pa,
has been elected Consul to Vienna.
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[oRIGINAL.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
(To erptrc on the 3Ist dau IF Jan, Is57.l

ITO expire on the 3lst dag IF jan, 1s57.)
I WHEREAS the PHENIX INSURANCE CoMPA.
NY, located at Hartford, in tho State Of Connecticut
has filed in this office statement of its condi.
tion, required by the first section of the act To
regulate Insurance Companies not ncorpor by the
State of Oho,' passcu April &, 1850; and, WHEREAS
said company has furnished the undersigned satsfac.
tory evidence that it Is possessed OF at least one hun.
dred thousand dollars of actual capital invested in
stocks, or In bonds, or in mortgages of real estate
worth double til amount for which the same is mort
gagged; and. WHEREAS; said company has flied in this
Office written instrument under is corporutc seal
signed by the Presdentand Secretary thereof author
Zng any agent orageRts of said company in this State
10 acknowledge service of process for and in behalf
idcompany, consentng that service OF process mes
ne or hna upon any such agent agents. shall bct-
ken and held to be valid if served upon the com
pany, riding to the laws of this any other State
and waving all claim right of error by reason of
such chacknnwtedgemen of service. F.
NOW, ,THEREFoRE. in pursuance Of the first sec
tion the act 'To regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by theSate of Ohio" passed April g.,
lg50, |, FRANClSMW RIGHT, Auditor of State
do hereby certify that said Phenlx Insurance COMPANY
Is authorized to transact the business of Fire Insur
in this State until the thirty first day of january
inthe year one thosuand eight hundred and nfy-seys
en-.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed
my name and causedth seal of my office to be affixed
this Sd day ofJHne in the year ne eight
dred and fifty SIX,
(signed) F. M. WRIGHT, Auditor.
OFTIcE OF THE PHENIx IHs. Co.,l
Hartford, June 18th, 1856.
hereby certify that the above is true copy OF the
original certificate, on flo at this Office.
ta7-4w) n. KELLOGG sec'y.
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Six Persons shot by an Insane
Man.

Late yesterday afternoon gang Of vicious
children were engaged in tormeDting a de-
mented person, named Thomas Riddle, whit
was on vacant lot on Board street, jus
south Of the city line. Stones and dirt were
flung at him and vile epilhets applied, Until
person named Samuel Salts, living neal
appeared with gun, " whish he gave to Rid
die, who thereupon discharged il at random.
IL was loaded with shot, and the entire
charge entered the window, of Mr.. Law
renee Van Wie's parlOr. Mr.. v. W., his
wife and three children were seated at the
window, and all received portions OF the
shot--some in the forehead and some in the
cheeks, arms and breast. Michael Man.
Serd, who was in the street, also received a
shot in the forehead. None of the wounded
parties are considered as dangerously injur-
ed. Riddle was arrested and has been sent
to Jail He says that Salts gave him the
gun and told him to fire it.--AbGny Tran
script, july 9Th.
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IGUsE 4 APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. Ii. TUBES.

viii he in attendance as follows:
RAFkNNA, Prcntiss House, Tuesday, and Wedncs
day until o'clock ?. NJ 5th and 9Th August,
Akron, I'm Jire House, Monday 4th Aug.
Warren, GasKil House. Saturday, 9th Aug.
Cleveland, American House, Wednesday and Thurs
day 10th and 18th July.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat
Lungs, Heart Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also Dcopsy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases Asue and
Fever. Fits Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS. Ulcers and all other varieties of long standing
complaints, both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. I. has devoted his entire
time to chronic dis aases treating thousands annually
many of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach In no case are mineral or othe p0sons
empoged, nor d0es hCmake sick to make ucH or tear
down to build up. The medicines can be taken with
safety by the most delicate and patients may remain
at home, and continue with prudence their ordinary
diet aud exercise. Many have recovered Under the
treatment after eads and physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputahe evidence of which can always
be furnished. lnvalds however reduced and despair
ing, are invited to call, and may be assured that
couragement will be given expense incurred, with
out corresponding prospect Of recovery.
REFERENCE FoRTHE LADIES.
DR.. TrBBs-Sir: 1t is now thirteen ears that have
been an invalid and nearly as bnS patient of some
Of the best physicians of Rchland and Wyandott
Counties Failing in this was driven to the use of
various patent baiSams and cXpectornHts which serv
ed merely to keep hGpe alive without oring health
When suherings were extreme felt that must do
something, ard obtained prescription from YOU
more through desperation than any settled expectation
VI re ONcTN. 1ouT requirements were IOitOWeu TO
the latter and the result has been far greater improve
ment than fave ever before experienced from all
other modes of treftmeBt combined That other RS
may receive like benefits offer this for publication
From the earliest part of my sickness until recently
have suffered continually from female disease and
the edistressiDg symptoms to which they give rse.-
Eight years ago was the subject Of ang fever and
sebsequer ty of chill fever, since which time have
had constant cough, and attimes cxpeetoated con-
siderable quantities ofblood and mator Night sweats
were occasionally so profuse that mornings my gar
dFiDpiOr / nj m and.t
ed much from pailptation, weakness, Irregular uh-
nat raj appetite, indigestion, painin my side, &C.
POI son. but rid ofthe psins, cough, expectaraton
and night sweats, and have vary good appetite and
digestion. REBECCA McDERMOT
Inner SanduSky. lima 1888. I'M
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IL MahOniaS Rsaii Road
OPEN TO WARREN "A.
Legal Notice.
John S. CLUTE, nonresident

TOHN s. CLUTE, nonresident of this
State, willtare notice that George Worteington &
Co. of eveand, o., did tho l2th day of May, 4
D. 1856, file their petition in tie Court of Common
Pleas within and for the comfy of Portage, and State
Of Obo against the said John s. Clute. setting forth
that the said John s. Clute is indebted to them In the
sum of $sO3 35 and interest from the 18th day of May
iS5t-nn a proaiissory Note of said Clute's to said
Plaintiffs lsted January 90, 1852 for the
sum of 1868 46, payable day after datc-cndorsed
500 Co., also balance of account fol goods sold and
delivered TO Deftto the amount Of $476 go, previous
10 the 10Th day Of May. ls56-and prays for judg-
ment against the said Cuts for said $5O3 35 and inter-
est from May 18th, 1856. ..~
The said John S. Clute Is required to answer said
petition on or before the 18th day of September 1856.
J. l.. & ii. C. RANNEY. AtIys
July 8, Is56,--4S-6w for Plaintiffs.
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Cooley, for August, is on our table. This
number contains two steel eDgrayngs-
one colored fashion plate-one hundred pa
ges and sixty-four contributions. Now is
good time to subscribe for this admirable
Magazine. July commenced the 53d VOL
ume, The coming year will add new and
increasing interest to its pages.
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o. Walter Hoyt, aged 40, at McKean'.
Erie county, Pa, on the 7th inst. deliberate.
ly shot Miss Allen, aged Is, because she re-
fused to mary him. The ball entered the
head of his victim He also fred at the
mother, but missed her. He is now in iail.
The Law has no punishment sufficiently Sc.
we're for the heartless william.
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The DrOutll.

The weather for several days past has
peen exceedingly dry, and part of the time
Excessively warm. This has furnished far.
|ners good opportunity to gather their hay
(nd grain. 1t is feared however, that the
|ater crops are being seriously injured for
be want of rain. We are told there will
10 hardly half q crop of Potatoes.
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RAILROAD AccTpFET.-0n the 2lst inst
the construction train on the Cleveland and
Mahoning Railroad, ran over COW about If
teen miles out Of Cleveland which threw the
cars of the track. A laborst on the road
was instantly crushed to death and one or
two others severely injured.
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OF The August number ofHARPER is re-
ceived at the Ravenna Book Store. One
needs only to peruse its pages, to pronounce
it most valuable number. For sound and
valuable information, as we'll as genuine
wit and hhmor, it is in ferior to no monthly
published in the whole country. Get it.
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HAsE'T REACHED KAEsAs.-"Nof q dollar
Of any ofths money subscribed in The Easihas
susr reached these Parts,D says letter from
a resident in Kansas, whom the New York
Post endorses as highly respectable.-Ds-
troit Free Press.
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E. KEEN Sec'y.

CIV C CLELAND has resigned the post
of Superintendent Of the Cleveland & Ma
honing Railroad, and returned to his o berth
as Conductor on the Cleveland and Pitts.
bnrgh. His many friends here will give him
q cordial welcome.
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RAvENNA, JULY "a, 1856.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

All persons Indebted 10 the publisher ofths Portage
ssntEsl either for Subscription, Advertising, or Job
ork, requested TO settle either by cash note
The second volume Of the Sentinel closes abouthe first
ofAugust 1856. Every account mustb be settled by that
time This request s reasonable aud shall insist
upon q compliance Herewith.
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ANOTHER SuIcIDE.--We learn that DR..
RILBoURNE of Summit county, committed
piS1e few days since. The deceased had
y time been laboring under great dspres.
lon Of mind.
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n1r The Know Nnthinn lodna. in .h;.

OF The Know Nothing lodges in this
State are rapidly falling to pieces. On Sat
urday last, the Poplar Grove Council, in
Hancock county, met, and proceeded, by q
unanimous vote, to tear up all the papers OIL
the concern; after which the members all
took the "Fourth Degree" and swore to
vote for whom they pleased Louisville
Domocrdt.
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~ Hon. Alfred Culthbert, who was a
Senator of the United States, from the State
of Georgia, from 1887 10 ls43, died last
week.