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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19

~ m rae sFE aSAMs H ExfyhEss
COMPANY, 1874 MAN ST
Having renewed their Exprsas on the naleik and
CASTOR Railroad, now prepared to forward. with
dispatch and at reasonable rates every kind Of MER
CHANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS JEWEL
RY, &c, &c, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE. in
charge of trusty messengers, to all points on the
Raleigh and Gaston Railroad viz:
CASTOR. HENDERSON,
FRANKLINTON, RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants and others entrusting Goods to the
Adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity Of finding oonaignees a. every point along
the Inns, thereby saving time and expense
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
J. NJ. TAYLOR, g. pit
J L. MACDONOUGH, Agent. Its
--eEnW2- CHI CK EkING's PI.
ANO FORTES-To b had 1t No
1853 Main st, opposite the Exchange
= Y Bank, Rishmend
NATHL CARUsI,
~ l4-d&w1y s,,e Agent
q DRUG STORE FOB SALE...The
~ stock and fixtures Of well arranged Drug
NJ Store are offered for SALE the owner declining
"a business. The stock Ia fresh and carefuilya se
ected. Terms accommodating. Enquire at this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19

entirely new Of the latest Styles and Of every de-
ecription. Amongst them sre-
Lynx Cspes, Mantillas. Mantalets Viotorines, Tip
meta 0suntlets and Cuffs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19

TT YvU want Prescriptions put up acca-
i tely, Go to POLLARUS.
&c to POLLARD'S.
If you want Cough Medicines,
Go to POLLARDS
If you want Isingass for Jellies, &c.
Go to P0LLAR0'S.
IL you want the best Colsgns in town,
Go to POLLARD'S.
IL you want air Tonic or Pomatuns,
Go to POLLARD'S.
Ii you want superior Toile. Soaps,
go to POLLARD'S.
II You want any thing in the Drug line, always
Go to POLLARDS,
no Is On 18th st., between Grace ard Broad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19

80 CENT? EMlkN's THICK SOC +
f&aEA SHOES Now in store, and selling very
cheap, for the quality, very large and gu-
pe1ior assortment Of gentlsmen's Heavy Winter
Shoss of various patterns. Reeollect at No. 49, four
dOors below st. Charles Hotel, opposite side
NOS VIM. WALSH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19

zes FOR RENT OR LEASK.At the op
H.a ton of the tenant, the tenement mo. ~ on
2.A franklin street, recently sccupid by Mr.. Joha
II. Gary, a grocery. 1t is situated very the
market and considered one of the best locations
the city for grocery dry goods store. Possessioa
given et one days notice Apply to BAKER
PLKAsANTs, or to
P. Fl AYLETT, Trustee,
au 23-ts Law Office, lis Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19

- FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW
2 AND DESIRABLE SHOES Opened
this morning, per steamer City of Rich
rond some of the choicest Ladies', Misses and Chill
drens' Boots Shoes and Caters offered in this
city consisting in part of Ladies' Goat and Morocco
Boots and Buskins single and double Sole, prime
ouaiity; DO black and colored Caters and Ruskins
single and double sole, very cheap; Hissss and Chill
drens' Caters, Boots black and tan colored Boots
cheap MARCUS HARRIS,
uol7 1888 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19

NEW DRESS GOODs..- ne subscribers
are prepared TO exhibit entirely new stock Of
FANCY GOODS,
sad invite the public to call and examine them -
They consist in part follows:
Plain and Brocsde Black SILKS
Striped aud Baya6ere Cord do
Black ana ColoTed Silk ROBINS
Paris Printed DE LANES
Rich Do Lsine ROBES
EVENING DRESSES, In great variety
large stock of Paris WRAPPIN0S
Broche and Stella SHAWLS
Mifse9 90 DO
Heavy Travelling do
LACE SETS
French EMBROIDERIEso of sverx s.,c.,nt,,,
Mich Bonnet and Sash RIBBONS sc
Parker, NIMMO & Co.
&C 20 No. l43 EAGLE SQUARE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19

f. TT r. S

SANU UEfOI-JVHN DVV0EI H q.
Main street, has now ready for the Wintsr Trade e
1856, most superb assortment OF Ladies', Missss'
. nd aantiamen,a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

DR.. KANE AND THE ARCTIC SEARcH.-We
published yesterday an article from the London
papers, relative to another expedition propos-
ed by the British Government, to the Arctic
regions, TO make final search for the remains
or the official records of Sir John Franklin
and his party, of which traces have at last
been found. DIR. Kane has by common con-
sent, even among the English navigators
themselves, been looked to as the head of
this expedition, and has been rendered the
command in the fullest and most hattering
manner by the English Admiralty. He has
heretofore declined it; but the strongest in
ducements held out in connection with lately
renewed appeals from Lady Franklin, the Of
fcers of the British Geographical Society,
and the Ministry, all combine towards induc-
ing him TO reconsider his answer, and it may
be that he is destined to again venture upon
tho Derilous enterprise of settling forever the
geography Of the North Pole, while he per-
forms the last offices for the lost nayigators.-
National Iateligcacer, dug. Is.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

MANNr's MOWER AND REAPING MACHINE.
We witnessed, Saturday last, upon the farm of
Mr. Marcus Barrett, in Auburn, the performance
OF this justly celebrated machine, and we must
say that it more than realized our expectations
The trial was made upon field of oats, of about
medium height, and very weedy. The machine
was drawn by a pair of fine horses belonging to
Mr.. Barrett, who acted as driver, and the oats
were moved at the rate of an acre an hour, and
laid up in bundles of a suitable size for binding
with the assistance of one man who rode upon
the machine in addition to the driver. The horses
appeared to do the work without much effort.
and the work was performed in a manner that
could not be surpassed.
For lightness, ease of dranght and ready
adaptation to the inequalities of the ground, this
machine is very highly commended. and our most
experienced and scientific farmers, who have tried
other machines, very generally concedc the pre-
ference to this over all competitors. These ma.
chimes are made by John P. Adrianee & Co., in
this city, who, we believe, own the patent right
for this section Of the country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

PuNcH AND LIFE lNsURANcE.-Pu Punch saws
thas the following should be added to tie
questions usually asked of the applicant tor
life insurance
Did your great-grandmother ever com.
plain of having been frightened to death
Are you in the habit of reading Mr.. All.
hson's histories, or the Morning Advertiser
or any other publication tending to lengthen
life? 'l''"'
Is your wife strong. minded woman?
DO you know my Americans, and is
there any chance Of your getting into polti.
cal or orthcr argument with the owner of n
reyoheri
" Are you polite man, who does not mind
running out Of hot opera. house to get up
carriage OIL wet night.
" Did you ever sit out an Blizabothan dra-
ma Of construction, and how many years ago,
and who attended you, medically, afterwards
Do you run after fancy preachers and do
they make you cry
"What was the general state of.your an.
cestors health in the fifteenth and sixteenth
centuriess
Z" Was any member Of your family ever
swallowed up by an earthquake
+" DO you always take cart not 20 :road an
orange pool in the street,
I" Hnye you ever been afflicted with Jri,h
men, or auy other opidemnP lI
" Who cuts your haitP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

A REcoIL.---Not long since, the Philadelphia
PeiplsyiUaiial published stolen list containing
the names Of those merchants who contributed
to the Republican fund in that city. The edi-
torial remarks made BY it at the time, and by the
Charleston Mercury upon the same matter, have
been carefully reprinted. and are now being ex-
tensively circulated throughout. the West The
effect is already yisbly felt the increased trade
from.the West which is coming daily to those
houses. 1t was the best advertisement for those
who sell goods and not principles, which the
Penasyluanian and the Charleston Mercury could
have made
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

STOPPING THE SUPPLIEs.-It will be seen by
reference to the report othe closing hours of the
lastI session, that Congress adjourned without
passing the Army Appropriation of Fourteen
Millions of Dollars.
When reported to the House, an amendment
was offered declaring the illegality of employing
the money of the nation in enforcing the laws of
the bogus Legislature in Kanzas, and forbidding
the President from using any part of the appro-
priation for such purpose The Senate reject
cd the amendment. but the House adhered to It's
purpose, and, although Conference Committees
were appointed BY both branches, no compromise
was effected, and the hour for adjournment hay
ing arrived at noon OF Monday, the bill was lost,
as a matter Of course, and Frank Pierce is check
mated. This power of stopping the supplies and
compelling the Executive to be decent, is one of
the strongest safeguards of constitutional liberty
and we rejoice then, when all other means have
failed for the protection of personal liberty in
Kanzas, that the President is deprived Of the
means of rewarding his instruments of tyranny
from the public treasury. We give below copy
of the amendment as it passed the House.
/" Provided, nevertheless, That no part of the
4DICS VI 0AILOu states nHIeil QlO-
yided for shall be employed in aid Of the en-
forcement of the enactments of the alleged
Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Kan
zas, recently Assem- bled at Shawnee Mission,
until Congress shall have enacted either that
it was or was not valid Legislative Assembly,
chosen in conformity with the organic law by
the people OF the said territory. And proof
ded, That, until Congress shall have passed on
the VALIDITY of the said Legislative Assembly
of Kanzas, it shall be the duty of the Presi-
dent to use the military force in said Territory
10 preserve the peace, suppress instructions,
Iepel invasion, and protect persons and prop
erty therein, and upon the national highways
in the State Of Missouri, from unlawful seiz-
ures and searches.
And be it further enacted, That the Presi-
dent is required to disarm the present organ
lied militia of the Territory of Kanzas, and
recall all the United States arms therein dis
tributed, and to prevent armed men from GO
ing into said Territory to disturb the public
peace, or aid in the enforcement or resistance
Of real or pretended laws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

DIsso1vINe THE UNIoN.-The Boston Post
does not cease to hammer away at its fancied bug.
bear, the near approach of a dissolution of the
Union. Its attention is directed to the following
extract from one Of its co lsborers for Buck and
Breck,'' the Charleston Is. CO. Courier -
:" II it be desirable to triumph over our adver-
sarles, and to preserve the Union UNTIL WE
OURSELVES MAY BE READY TO ADAM
DON III, it is certainly important to give the
candidate Of our party the frank and hearty sup
port Of all the Southern States and none can take
the lead with more propriety than ourselves"
Here is the sectional party for you, Mr.. Post
Why not.administer to your coadjutor some of the
Wis;, Union-saying administration you have SO
freely layished upon your contemporaries this way,
VIII, while announcing their loyalty to the Union
take the only course which will ensure its lasting
preservation, by making il the abode Of freenen,
instead Of land of slaves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

s.. Louis, Aug IS.-A Westport Border
Ruf52n extra, of the 18th, says: son Mon
day night party of two hundred free soilers
attacked the town of Franklin, K. T., which
contained ct the time only about twenty pro-
slavery men. A fight ensued, lasting four
hours, during which six free soilers and four
pro- slavery men were killed. The free soilers
afterwards robbed the post Office, and set fire
to it, and then retreated, carrying off the can
non belonging to the town. The next day
one hundred U. S. troops occupied the town.
- Another report says there were seventeen
ee soilers killed and wounded in this affair.
a party of three hundred of Col. Lanes
men had entered Topeka.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

SHAMEFUL ABUSE or THE Pubic MONEY.
The Senate this morning gave power to all
Committees TO employ clerks during the recess
of Congress, at the rate of htteen hundred
dollars per year. Mr., Bright left the Prosi-
dents chair to advocate the measure. Messrs.
Trumbull and Wilson exposed the trick -
The latter said there would be no other bust
ness for these clerks during the recess but TO
mail administration documents TO the coun-
.tyg for not single Committee would meet.
He also exposed the fact that two Senate Com
mittoes, that, have nothad a meeting this ses-
sion, employ two clerks ut SALARY Of fifteen
hundred dollars. and ). that their principal
business has beon the private writing of the
chairmen Of the Committecs.--Co N. Y.
Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

PAY OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. - The bill
fixing compensation for Members Of Congress
provides an annual salary of $4,000 or $4,000 for
the term. AT the former rate Of pay, IS per day,
the compensation for the present Congress. 1.-TWO
sessions) would have been about $3.50. The in
crease accordingly is $4,000 to every member.
amounting in the aggregate to So60,5OO. The
bill applies to members lof the present Congress.
All Of the Massachusetts, members who were
present and voting, voted for the bill. Messrs.
Burlingame and Dewitt were absent. In the
house, the vote was 100 to IS in the Senate,
% 20 IS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

BIoELow's LIFE OF FRBMoNr.-An attentive
perusal Of all the lives Of Fremont that have been
Issued thus far, enables us to say that though all
are well written, yet, for comprchensiyeness and
fulness of detail, Bigelow's is the best The au-
thor has been for years an intimate personal
friend Of the Pathfinder, and has Of course, en-
joyod the best facilities for rendering his work
complete. John Keith & Co. have II for sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

Just resolved splendid assortment of supe-
ror quality Kid Gloves at Bryant's, co1nprisnp
all the desirable fall colors. Ladies. if you wish
good pair of Gloves, try those for sale at No
l5I Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

Mr.. CHoATE ON THE DECLARATION OF IN
DEPENDENcE.-We know that it has not been
unusual for the disunion, slavery propagand-
lists O. the South, to scott at the principles
contained IN our Declaration of Independ-
ence. Considering, therefore, the cause which
he now espouses, it is not perhaps to be Won
dered at that Mr.. Choate, in his recent letter,
should more than once indulge in eontemp tu.
GUS filings at that declaration of rights, which
has been held in honor by every enlightened
lover of constitutional government through
out the civilized world for more than three
quarters of century. Among the heaviest
charges that Mr.. Choate brings against the
Republican party, is one that 1.-The doctrines
OF human rights, which it gathers out of the
Declaration Of ndependence-that passionate
and eloquent manifesto Of revolutionary
war-and adopts as its fundamentalidea, an
nounces to any Southern apprehension q crus.
AIDE OF government against slavery, far with
out and beyond Kanzas." He further saws
that the Republican party has for ''its consti-
tuition the glittering and sounding generali-
ties of natural right which make up the De-
claration of Independence"
lust we, then, cease to celebrate the Fourth
OF July, or give up, on that occasion, the
reading of this great charter of human rights,
btodues, Ill NIT, CN0aJe view, lt must IAN
nounce to any Southern apprehension a crus-
AIDE OF government against slavery" Is the
Republican party to be advertised, pursued,
and swept out Of existence, as geographical
combination of disunionsts, because it Dor
rows its doctrine of human rights, and frames
its constitution from the principles Of that
immortal instrument which was drawn up by
Thomas Jefferson, sustained acSthe risk of
property and life by the purest patriots and
ablest statesmen of the South and the North,
approved by Washington, and by him order
ed to be read at the head of the American
armies; Are we, the descendants of those
men-we who have inherited the free insti-
buttons which they established on the princi-
Piles contained in that declaration of rights, to
sit by patiently, while Mr.. Choate denounces
those principles as "the giittering and sound.
ing generakittes of natural right, which make
up the Declaration Of Independence
We dad not suppose that we should live to
see the day when any American statesman,
and above all Mr.. Choate would dare to
speak in such hippant language Of that great
declaration Of the principles Of national right
which lie at the foundation not only of our
civil institutions, but of our whole social or e
ganization
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

LETTER FROM JuDGE MCLEAN IN REGARD
TO THE kANzAs PRIsoNERs. The Cincinnati
Gasette of August IA, contains the following
note -
"Your note in the paper Of this morning.
in relation to the kan2as prisoners, though
not intended, is calculated to misload Die
public. The application for haJcas corpus
was made, and after full examination of the.
case, finding that the indictment for treason
charged the offence as within the Constitution.
and that the defendants were arrested under n
warrant issued by tho court on the indict-
ment, refused the application for the writ.
as there was no grounu from the face Of the
papers to hold the detention as illegal and
that was the only ground on which the pris.
onors, on the ha6oas corpus, could be released.
The counsel asked leave to withdraw tho
papers, with the view Of amending the return.
and granted them to linn.
acted upon certified copies of the indict-
ment and the warrant under which the pris-
oners were held. JoHN Mcl,KAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

The SOUTHERN MEMBERS IxD1aSANT M
THE EXTRA SESSION WAsRISGroN, Aug. IS.
Correspondence New FORK HeraSa) The
Southern Senator'S and members are Yerv in:
disnant with the President for calling an ex-
ira session. A number Of them met this
morning and addressed letter TO the Presi-
dent, urging him not to call an extra session.
The letter was numerously signed. The
whole subject was considered in the Cabinet
Cushing, McClelland and Campbell were OPP
posed to the proclamation. The other mem
bers favored it, and it was sent to the printer
Immediately.
auite number Of members and Senators
left this evenig =, notwithstanding the proc
lamaton, T$nder he new Compensation bin
they win alot reesiYe anything for the time
they are d@tainef
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

The MGN OF SCIENCE AND LETTERS FOR
FREMoNr.-Col. Fremont viii enjoy one sat
isiaction, agthis election lwhatever may be its
resulD WITCH must be grateful to any liberal
and intelligent mind. Never since the cleo
ton of Jefferson, nor even then, has there
been such an array of brilliant talent gagged
in the cause of science and letters, brought
out for any candidate. There is sympathy
among allthe members of the republic of let
ters which cannot be overcome by any party
p1eiudices. Fremont. studying his way up
the hill of misunderstanding his Theodolite
over the rocky cliffs and snow clad submits
Of The North American writing the
whole out, in clear and beautiful style all
this preseD<s love Of nature, science, and let
tiers, which commands the admiration and
sympathy of the scholar. Accordingly we
find cloud of witnesses arise i'll his favor,
from the bright list of American savans.-
The column, headed by Bryant, Silliman,
Curtis, and Whittier, continues to shine on
till it includes the Young America of the
machine shops-who expects, one day, like
Fremont, to win the honors of science, genius,
and courage. If any accident should defeat
Col. Fremont, in this he viii rejoice that he
has been supported by chose whose support is
brilliant testimony TO his pserits, aud whose
name like his own will shine on the page Of
an immortal history.
Nor is it singular that such should be the
case, Not only does FTSgnont belong to the
tepuoIlc Of letters, but bhehanan belongs to
nothing OF the sort. a 4 mero politician, he
pursues his trade within Nstry and assiduity.
In that he is highly respectable. But there is
no more of freshness, rigor, or genius about
him than these is in fossil from the old red
sandstone. He is simply mummy-embalm-
ed bV the old fa5ara1 M vt,--ard j,,,r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

Mr.. SUMMERS HEALTH.-The Boston Tran
script says -
/" Hon. Charles Sumner writes from the
Allegheny Mountains to a friend in Boston.
under date of Aug. l6, that he is at last phys
ieally conyalescent, though his physician tells
him that he cannot hope to leave the noun
tains for some time without running the haz-
ard of being an invalid for months to come.
Mr.. Sumner adds - 1t is all uncertain
when l shall be able to bear the excitement of
public speaking. But / am confident that l
shall rally in season to take part in the pend
ing contest. cannot for a moment tolerate
the thought that this will not be'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

F'reTnOutcrs.-An iiupoitau meeting of the Ere
mont Club will be holden at WARREN HALL, THURS
DAY EVENING, Dist to complete arrangements for 20
make ARRANGEMENTS for A grand ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

DYsPEPTos-To all who would find remedy, We say
try The oxygenated Bittersthey have received the bb
est testimonials ever given in favor of any uedir;n
known. We recommend them with much confidence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

ARNoLD's GLoBuLEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
choiesafe at the towesf prices, by John Q. HILL e2g
Main St. Mretga Also Names and statements of those
VINO have been greatly benefited by them may be seen
al MS store myl4 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20

SURE CURE FOR COUGH found in Wistar's Balsar
of Wild Cherry 1t is pleasant to the taste, and seldom
fails to effect speedy cue of every species throat and
lung diseases 1t is scientific preparation, and the
public appreciate its virtues.