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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-07

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Pr, Of Richmond, aaap..a e-Htgs Water u O'eioet.
| ARRIVED.
ss 1r,' 9llysT s0gth berssr Alsany luIessr
schr. Native. James River, wheat.
| sehr. WIN. L. johnson, Davis. Philadelphia, Iron,
| W. d. Coiquett 4 Co.
pssspi IN Ftrt Loading and Unnloa,,ing. and TIER
Ports n Declaration At dii date Aa0nsi 6tA. isj7.
Bark Sally Magse, Clements. loading Ea she Bra
| zils.
schr Two Williams, Smith, light, ready to load
for any point on ths River ~ far Point shoals
schr Mary Willis Parks light. waiting freighton
schr Vim Severe, Brooks, leading for Alexandria.
Va, D; Colqultt Co. agents NJ,
Brig Adelins sprsgue smith, loading ior Rio
GrJndel
schr Edwin. Creighton. light. Baltimore pAekst)
schr Hsnrico w6ipple. list vessel. (S. Y and Va
packet) d, W. Currie. agents.
Schr. Manchester Chichester. light, IN. Y. ana a.
packet b. 4 w. Curre, agents.
Schr Cerito Croweli lst vessel Boston line) d. &
schr : K Allen. Baker. light. Boston Iine,) D. &
Schr Uncs Tom, Rood loading for Halifax, N. 3,
" Ombe x Claiborne, agents
schr. John. Rhoades. loading, with coal Tor New
Schr North Point Swain, loading for Rio de Js-
schr Mary, Gawson, hight waiting TO load for
Halifax, y. T., Wotnbe Claiborne. agents.
Brig Prentiss Hobbs Carver. light, waiting to
load for Northern pors
SCtit. Ntlly ~, Navy Ioauibs.tcei
Tssssis IN Fort Unloading HIere from and Cdrg7
Schr Joseph Francis Miller. Philadelphia. unload
Scar VIM. Z. Leggett, Gibson, New York. unload
ing guano -
schr. Richd Purcy, Purcy, Philadelphia, unload
ing cUa philadelphia
Schr Rob't. Henry. Morecock, James River. un-
loading wheat - .
Schr Jno. ", Rumsey. Taylor. New York, unload
ing guano. =,
unloading hay.
schr Jonas Sparks. Rogers, New York, unloading
guanO. -.
Schr Baltimore. Phillips Baltimore, unloading
glanO.
SIoop Dunkirk. shelly York River. corn.
SShT Richmond, james, New York, y. Y, anu va.
packet mdse ID. W. Currie, agents.
Schr. westoyer, NickersOn, Boston, tBoston pack
ct u. 4 W. Curre, agents.
bark Ann r.. Grant Nelson, Rio de Jsnero coffsa.
Mark Virginia and Estsllins. wilkins, New York.
unloading guauo.
Schr Oliver II. Booth, Burger, Albany, n. T.. un-
Ioadin g lumber.
Schr Venus. Wyatt, Baltimore, unloading lumber.
Schr. Armedia klzry, New York unloading corn.
NEw YORK Aug l.-Ssilsd ,sarhsr Haxait, winters
and J. Z. Lohaud, Tay iOr, for Richmond.
B0sroN, Aug. i.-CleaTad. schr Susan, Rogers toF
Richmond.
PHn,pgLPHIA Aug 5.-Clpared, ship Grey EaRle,
Hughes and brig. Fairy, Welsh, for Richmond.
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IftRRisoYBURG, Va. Aug 9, 1857.
The lower end Of this county was visited with
another destructive flood on last Sunday afternoon.
Little River became very boisterous. and seemed
determined to sweep off everything in its course.
The principal sufferers are, Mr.. A. Hoover, whose
saw-nill dam and all its fixtures were washed
away. His farm was also injured to great
extent.
Mr. 4. Rutherford whose blacksmith shop and
tools, and several thousand rails washed
away. 1t also injured his land great deal
MIR VI. Wire had dTy-kiIn, several hundred feet
OF plank, about a thousand rails, and some corn,
swept away.
The next was Dir. Jas. Turner. who had a beauti-
ful field Of corn ruined by the water. valuable
horse was also drowned. His loss is Considerable
Mr. Riddle also sustained great loss by the wash
ing away OF corn, fences, wagons, hay, &c. Many
others sustained slight losses by the washing Of
gardens. &c. That celebrated parsonage, the odd
est inhabitant, does not reCollect such food a.
this IN Brock Gap. Some Of the inhabitants were
obliged to fly from their homes in order to pre-
serve their lives. The country over which the
water passed is said to present quite desolate ap
pearance
During the storm the lightning struck the barn
OF Isaac Shoemaker, which took fire. and was soon
consumed, with all its contents There about
sixty bushtl, Of rye, twenty bushels of wheat,
hay, one wagon, one COW, and many farming I'M
plements. all Of which were consumed. The LOSE
is very large, though have not heard the amount
farm containing 20 acres, belonging to the
estate OF Joseph Miller dee d, i'll this county,
sold at public auction Saturday last, at $3.50
per acre 1t was purchased by Jno. Moore, Of
shenandoah
4 tan yard in Kczetown, belonging to the estate
Of the Rev. Henry Burtncr- was sold at auction
Monday, for S2OJ0-purchaser, Solomon Burtner.
farm containing BIZ acres, and belonging to the
same estate, was sold on Tuesday for 800 % per
aCre-purchaseT, Hiram CofIman.
farm belonging 10 Barnett Huffman was sold
the 3lst uit, at public sale for 81 - per
These are all considered good sales.
The different springs in this section all doing
very well. Rawley springs has about sixty visit
Jrs at Drkny springs, about 50; at Burners hit.
sulphur about Il or -; and 100 at the Strblings
This is bad weather for the springs. great ma
iority Of the people would rather be at home than
IT the springs ,uch weather this
portion Of the wheat and crops that was
not secured before the rains commenced, has SUI
tcrei 10 great extent. Some wheat has been al
most entirely ruined.
The weather still continues very bad aud RAINY
1t commenced raining on Tuesday morning. and
was still raining up to the time OF the writing Of
this letter. If it keeps on shall suffer for the
Eant Of sunshine. Yours, &c. VALLEY
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NEISER'S THRESHER AND STRAW

GEISER'S THRESHER AND STRAW
~ CONVEY, SELFREG GRAIN
SEPARATOR, CLEANER AND BAGGER-Pateut-
ed BY F. GElSER. 1852 aud IS. Made in Hagers-
town, Nd. aud Martinsburg, Va.
The utility ami varnus advantage OF this Machine
are summed up as follows:
lSt IL thoroughly psrates the grain and conveys
the straw from - to 80 feet.
III II viii, under all ordinary circumstances 10y
any ordinary aud reasonable management bag The,
grain thoroughly clean for market.
ID. IL VIII separate from Wi'Nt more filth, such as
cheat, smnt, garlic, &c, by the first operation tt
properly managed) than any common hand fan can
by three ines running
4th 1t WILL when the grain isfurnshed ready to the
feeder. do ali the above work with from to horses
and from to 6liands and thrash and clean from on"
to hundred bushels of wheat per day Oats from
to & hundred u-hels. All the above labor to be
much easier and more agreeable in every respect,
than that of the ordinary Machines.
9Th Cp0n all considerations tho Machines shall be
more profitable. and OF more service, and general
utility to farmers who us" Them than any other Of
the class now eNtant.
For the benefit of the public fair honest and i'm
partial competition is kindly solicited all partially
dishonest intention. in the case, shall have coun-
teudnCe.
The Inventor and Patentee OF this Machine has
now in operation at different points of the surruundn
neighbofhood, three of his Machines, which now
for the advantage and full satisfaction of farmers
placed entirely upon their own merits, and in the
operated entirely by their own Oyer4ecrs teams and
negroes Except a fair start and necessary instruc-
tons given and Is hoped that all who feel interested
in this class OF machinery will call aud witness ito
operations examine its qualities, and judge for them
selves whether it meets their wants or not.
Certificates and names, ut mcrited,) from known
and reliable men, who have tested its qualities.
or witnessed the same testimonials to real char
setter nnd true principals AMI also to the true rep
reservations Of the Machine III the above article Will
be acceptable. 7. GElSER.
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RsSg- ToTFY's SUpERroR Toxic BIrrrrs

BsD LOFTY SUPERIOR IONIC DIrTBRs.
These Bitt"rs tonic stoma hic and aromatic srd
Mill be found to excel any now in use. Prepared
from purely re9't1Gr remedies possessing the power
n cure disease without injury 10 tho health cons
tuition. They are highly recon- mended for the euro
81 dy7"prd 0ous and fcrcr, ctoc, cramps n the no
mach ana borrt nervous ana general dct,tty idneer
iotrHess n :piy1ts, diarrh0r1. &c.
Person,t-s hose systems have become daTsnSri ~
lmPrudeht eating drinking will ind these bittrrs
quick and excellent restorative.
Neatly put up in pint bottles. None genuine with
out the Autograph Of the Proprietor and the ne
sTnts OF his signature upon each bottle. Full dire
tons accompany each bottle. Price Soc
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by d. W.
TOTTi, No. ln3 Cary street. Richmond, Va.
Ga liberal discount TO tho trade
~ 3l-d5tksw3t
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DIED,

On the night of the I'd of August, at the residence
Of her husband, in Dayie county, y. G., Mrs {. l..
HAIKSTON, wife Of Peter W Ilairston Esq, and
daughter of the late Hon Archibald Stuart, of Nr-
GINA in the 27ti year of her age.
Es- Danville and Wythevile papers please copy.
yOn Wednesday night 5th inst. at IL o'clock, WILL
LIAM A., the only son of Beverly T. and Julia A.
Snelings aged ~ months and days
The funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
lence in Manchester this morning. (Ith instl at 10
o'clock The friends Snd acquaintance OF the farni-
y respectfully invited to attend without further
notice.
Farewell dear Willie, you have left
The friend. that loved you dear;
No more will thine little arms reach forth,
To cling to its mother dear
On Wsprd y 9Th day of August at twenty mir
utes past 10 2. Nj. ALEXANDER DUKE infant sou
Of Thomas and Mary Ann Duke aged months.
Sleep on dear child. thy work il done,
The mortal pang IL past:
Jesus has come and borne thee home,
Beyond the stormy blast.
Not all that generous friends could do,
Nor ties of kindred dear,
Could keep him longer in the vale,
This wilderness 20 drear.
Oh yes! methinks | hear him say,
I'm safe on Csnaan's shore;
And in the fields of endless bliss,
l sing my suiferings Ger.
Farewell dear child a short farewell,
Thy voice we'll hear more:
But may meet, thee ne or to part,
On Canaan peaceful shore
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TFPTIEJCATEG.

This remark able Machine, now for the first Cd =
ration in this section Of country thT"shcd and cleaned
nav crop and am pleased to say that IL did tho work
much better than | looked for l was pleased vii h
the Machine ia every respect, well az my ncig
burs and friends who called to witness it, operations
Ny whole crop was threshed and cleaned under the
most uufavurablr circumstances. Ny wheat was un-
usually long i'll the straw, and there had been show
of rain almost every day Of our threshing; and
the inventor willing trust hir Machine to t. own
reliability placed il entirely into the hands of IN
Overseer and his negrOesgavc them fair start and
the necessary Instructions and left them to work
along the best way they cond, only calling occasion
ally to see and hear how they were progressing -
And, notwithstanding the great quantity of leug
damp and wet straw they had to run through and
the moving of the Machine which they did three
times, (tor the purpose of arranging their threahing
Ia the beet advantage they thre-hrd and cleaned NV
crop without any difficulty. except loss of time and
slow progress, caused by wet weather and working
bat six seven mules, where there should have been
seven and eight.
The Machine If truly worth having, and so far ms |
have yet learned feel perfectly safe in wing 10 my
fellow farmers that in my opinion il will fully come
up To the above article. And that the aivanta grs
and general utility; there pointed out by the nyen-
tor nothing more than correct represent atious
of his Machine; in which my Overscer and believe
all others who have called it fully concur and
presume would Cheerfully, if called upon sign this
certificate with myself, testimonial to what il
herein stated. ADDDLPH DILL,
JORDAN TILLER, Over.eer
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August 5th. 1857.

The above described Machine has now also nearly
finished thre-hilig and cleaning my crop, and has so
abit TO what II was represented to do Nv grain was
we'll cleaned, which delivered TO market lust A. il
ed thoroughly cleaned
had the Pitt-' Machine to thresh and clean nv
crops on several occasions, which, have found fast
er machine. under favorable circum stances hut nn,n
anAVeraged season under all circumstances and in
strange hands, believe the above Machine will do
more Work, and viii do it with much less labor nd
horse power; and from the fact that it is more simple
IN ~ machinery, have found it much more reliable
anu It77 tedous TO manage than any machine OF the
selves, will do we'll to call where they are In opera
ton, and witness their progress
au 7-lts r II STYII
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FOREIGN ENLISTMENTS-THECE CENTRAL AME1
ICAS QUESTION.

NEw YORK, Aug. 6.-The Times newspaper says
rumor is current that British agents are quietly
engaged existing soldiers in this country for the
British army in India.
The Washington correspondent of the same pa
per Says there seems to he probability Of an ar
rangemcnt Of thu Central American question he
tween England and our Government; that General
Cass and Lord Napier have frequent interviews on
the snhirCt.
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Kanawha, Maiden. s y

Al
GoID-iS premium sILvzR-Oid 2 p cent. prem.
New Z premium.
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND,
By JOHN A. LANCASTER Soy, for The rueek ending
Thursday. Arg. 6tjt, 1857
Virginia per cents. "a years to run-nosaes at the
Treasury. s4...4.
Virginia per cents shorter dates sales at s92 ami
interest. zft'T
Bonds guaranteed by the State, sales at s7 and
interest.
Richmond City Bonds. sales at 1874 and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, {par So last sales, $T3
Farmers Bauk Stock, last sales at sl041a.
Exchange Bank stock, last sales $l05.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, last sales
at So.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales at So.
Richmond Fire. Association Stock (par S) last sales
at $50.
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last GALES at S65.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales at S3l.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
Sol.
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Stock, last sales
SO to 80.
J,ces River and Kanawha Stock. last sales at $40.
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Ee5n NoTICE TO BuILpERs-MAScuss-

FER AFRICAN BAPrIsr Characterization are invited
70 examine Plans and specifications II the build
log about to he erected for the above Church com
mItiee will be IN attendance at the old Church near
me residence Of Thomas Walden. ESQ ) on THURS
DAY afternoon the 9th inst. between the hours Of
and o'clock. u give all necessary information
Bills will b. expected TO be sent in By o'clock Sat
urday afternoon next, and to- be len with Mr John
q. SPOTS Of the firm Of SPOTS, Harvey Co. Pearl
street Richmond BUILDING COMMITTEE
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STEAMBOAT BURNED.

ToRoSro. Aug. 6.-The steamboat J. c. Morrison
belonging to the Ontario and Huron Railroad. was
burned on Lake Srncoe Yesterday No lives were
lost She was Il splendid boat.
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.nAosp AND FRkbEEIcKssuRs RAnRoAp.-The
ifeaeriek-bnrg Recorder says I'VE are informed
ny resident Robinson that the entire track Of this
-, "'i De reiaid by the LIST of November, after
- en'e an accommodation train will leave
turn BY dark" All" w.
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Inc aggregate Ia lio.3JS,oll, or nearly nfty Sc
ven per cent Of the entire foreign exports Of the
country. The News remarks further:
If now we add to this already large amount the
surplus productions of our section which we send
TO the North for consumption, the balance will be
still more in favor of the South. Our Wheat
Flour. Corn. Sugar, Rice, Tobacco, and other arti
Giles shipped North, anonnt annually to very
large sum The shipments ofWheat from this port
alone, to the Northern ports, for the year ending
September -, ls56, amounted to about 45o Otrl
bushels. The present wheat crop of North and
South Carolina Georgia and Tennessee is estimated
by competent judges to amount to four and IA halt
millions of bushels. The larger part of this will
be shipped III she shape of Flour and Wheat from
Charleston and Savannah, and most of il to New
York
1t thus appears that instead of being almost
bankrupt, commercially, this Mr. HELPER and hi-
Northern abettors would have the people believe
we actually contribute more to the productive in
dustry of the country than does the North aud
besides feeding our own population. We have
large surplus. which send to afford food and en-
ployment to those who reyile US and disparace our
industry.
We omitted 10 mention. previously, that the ex-
ports OF gold and silver coin and bullion are uclu
ded in the total exports for the year This amounts
to 81 1879, nearly all OF which is sent from Bns
ton and New York, and ought, perhaps to be de-
Quoted from the amount credited to the North Az
1t is scarcely considered article of productive in
dustry.
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NJ SPECIAL NorIcE.-RE \

Day SPECIAL NorIcE.-R EMo oval
MRS. &. J. ALLEN has removed her DRESS Ma
KING ROOM from No. lI6 HRin street four doors
below Governor street. over Sir. Z. H. keRch's Trim
ming Store, nuxt to Asssrs. I. X. Price Co. Being
in receipt of the latest fashions shs il prepared
to execute all work in the shortest pOseible time snd
in the most fashionable manner. All orders from the
country will DO promptly attended TO. call 10
spectfuliy solicited q. j. ALLEN
liam
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PowERs, PnornGnArns.-Itis acLnnul-

edged by all that F0tccrP Photographic aud 4aq5ro-
iypgS are superior to anything evsr before made
richmond. IUtcers' hlJSridI 4IH6roiDpSs has long
been the gem Of the city and no determined not
To introduce the paper picture until no falls pre-
pared u get ~ something worthy OF public notice
These who admire tnP specimen OF art, produced
by fhotoPTdphp can crafty themselves by calling at
Fooerg Gallery, ISL Main street
Photographs made worry cheap Best Of Ambro-
types for 80 cts. An 5-7t,
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MONEY MATTERS.

STERLING BILLS-9AtGl0 p cent premium.
DoMESTlC--NoRrHERS ExcHANGE+-Checks ON
the chief Northern cities q p cent premium Large
Northern City Bank Notes, y prem sN
Uncurrent Bank Notes-or rather notes ma, Rant
able-we quote rs fulows
Notes of the Exchange Bank Of Selden, Witbers A
Co, q cent. discount and of the Trans Alle-hany
Bank r cent. discount. 9~'''
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EKnM WASuuNGTnN

WASHINGTON. Aug 6.--Mr. Dodge, Minister to
Spau is now III this city.
The Governmental Departments will be closed to-
morrow. out of respect to the memory of tho Hon
james C. Dobbu.
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Hl1sn WHITE TEETH. PERFrrHEp BRRATH

AND BEAUTIFUL CoNPLgxIoS-Csn be acquired by
using the "Buiu Qfd thousand F0WSrS." What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse of dis
grseable breath, when, by using bite BALM or 4
THOUSAND Flow Frs ~ a drntTihCc, would not only
render il sweet, but leave the teeth white slabas
teri Many prrsons do not know their breath il bad
and the subject il delicate their friends will
mention it. Beware OF cOunteririts. Re arre each
bottle is signed FBTRIpGR i Co.
For sale by all Druggirts. New urk.
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
NH ll-eOidm Agents for Richmond.
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TELEoRApHrC NEWS.
REpogrgp rog TnE DAILY DISPATCH.
EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI |
TWO MES HUNG

EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
TWO WEN HUNG.
ST. Touu. mo, August e.-Great excitement
prevoiis in Kansas City growing out Of the robb' :
nv and murder of Mr.. Stevens, on Friday last, and
the subsequent discovery of an organized band Of
murderers. Two men, named Barnes and Quarles,
were seized by the populaee and hung. Barnes
made q confession, duplicating several citizens,
previously consideredrespectable.
SECOND prsPArcB.l
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Adviees from Leavenworth,
dated Monday, state that Woods and Knowlton,
companions Of those hung last Friday. were on tri
al before tho Judges of the Vigilance Committee
The people were intensely excited, and expressed
determination TO lynch the prisoners at all hazards
Judge Lecompte and Gov. Walker addressed the
populace but failed to pacify them.
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Bay- RUSSELL & JOHNSON, Msnufao-
turers of CENTRE PIECES. CORSICR oRSA-
MENTS &c. ct northern prices. eth street bst~eon
Broad and Grace. Jy A-lmF
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EtaF-CASCEBs AND TUAoRs CURED WITH
OUT CUrrTSG-DR. NJ KAHN, late Of Philadelphia,
respectfully offers hs services TO the cifenn and the
public generally. for the cure Of Cancers TumOrs.
Moulds Blotches. and all diseases Of the skin. lie
can also cure Secret Diseases.
lie can be found at his Office at the Clifton House
from 10 A. vi. to +. VI.
Recommendations can he seen on application.
my I9-,l5m$
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rerrible storm aud Freshet--Barn
OF rnE RICHMOND DAILY p1spArcn.)
UlRRIsoynrRg. Va Aug 4 1gt-

- sre Land .Shss-Tie !Springs-- TIE
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nsiFn HAIR Currna.-To the Citirens

Ek9s~ HAIR CUTTHG.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.-Ii you 81 TO yet
your Hair cut in tbs latest and must improved style
would advise you to call on H0BSON, u his Hair
Cutsng Room under the American iIotel-entrSncs
on nth street
n. Blot Cold and Shower BArHs can be had at
all hours Single Baths = cents tickets for 81.
ap 2-tf
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Rkas BOARD OF TRADE OF Richmond
HORACE L. KENT. Prea't T. B. BENTLEY, Trsss'F
WILLIAM b. IsAAcs, Secretary.
COMMITTEE If ArottTatton
WILLIAM ). DOMAIN Chairman.
J.. W. GLAzRBRo0K, JAMES a. DUpuT,
T. W. MCCASCE L. D. CREssHAw
m H-ta
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RSsF" DR.. CooNs, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
Nc-Ofice and residence III street, west ado, DO
tween Marshall and Clay streets NH lS-dein
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AMERICAN NOMINATION IN OHIO.
TUEO UIO RIVER

DAYTON, Ohio. Aug 6.-The American State Con
venton assembled here yesterday and nominated
Col Van Trump for Governor.
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lcannssroxpExcr o. rnr rlcnsoSp pArlr plsrAroH.l

CORRESPONDENTS OF TliE RICHMOND pAiLT DisPAT1h'J
DAxyitLE. Va, Aug.4
The wife and children Of the negro that Sho' Il,
T. Keen. of this county. on Sunday morning. "erF
caught Yesterday about half mile from their MAJ
'ers house on their return home. hIt nothing nSs
been seen ofthe negro man yet. The wo,,lan o;,
that while they travelling the ch'band TO
mence.i CRYING for water She sent her hu ,,a,,
ret sfne fr them. and during his absence sne
ed back home. There are great many !" p"'
Of him still. ,,t,. and ere long. !
Mr. Keen is improving gradha"9
hope will IL b e, sycya copious rains lately They
have amss H the soa tOeG in Tine
places, white 10 S,svousIy Of the frequent aud
farmers so'"p'hsi eh prevent them from thrashing
~. tiIeir wheat for market lLpA'
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nSA, ANTHRACITE COAL.-The subscri
Der has ahoat and daily expected, six hundred
aud fort -fvr tons Of No Red and White Ash Egg
COAL, which he will sci at the lowest market price
by the ton Of 2240 cart load. each ton weighed
Orders left ct Larus Shines, No a, will meet with
prompt attention.
6-lw =, e. LAkCS.