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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

T Husbands Calcined NIagnesia Is free
from unpleasant taste and three times the strength
of the common Calcinsd Msgnesia. WORLDS
FAIR MEDAL and FOUR FIRST PREMIUM Silver
MEDALS have been awarded 1t a. being the best in
the market.
For sale by the Druggists and country storekeepeu
and By the manufacturer.
THOMAS J. HUSBAND,
NH 12-d3mf Philadelphia.
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~ white Teeth. Perfumed Breath and
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLsxIoN-cau be- acquired by USING
the Balm of thousand Fiocers" What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of disa-
gteeable breath, when by using the BALM OF
THOUSAND Flowers as a dentifrce, would not on
y render it sweet, but leave the teeth white as ala
baster? Many persons do not know their breath il
bad aud the subject is delicate their friends will
nsver mention it. Beware of counterfeits Be sure
each bottle 10 signed FETRIDGE Co.
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Agents
NH ll-eod6m for Hammond
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" PersOns down town, having business
with me-, and who find it incopvsnIsnt come or
send to my store will please leave their orders It
the store of Messs. 8. McGruder's Sons, on 18th
street, when they will be attended to.
ap 27-Im MARK DOWNEY.
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Departure of the City of Washfngto,

NEW YORK, April 80 The screw steamship
City of Washington, Captain Wylie, left here for
Liverpool at noon to-day, taking out nearly one
hundred passengers.
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THE FIRE IN APALACHICoLA.-The telegraph,
yesterday, mentioned the occurrence of fire in
Apalachicola, Fla, on the 23d ut, destroying the
Union warehouse, with 254o bales of cotton, the
Advertiser office, Post Office, and number OF
buildings. Total loss $500, 0OO. The Advertiser
says:
The FIRE extended across Centre street to the old
pital, and all that block and the block below ".
leg between Commerce and Market streets were
burnt over rendering houseless about fifty familiss
Mitchell Row, north Of the Union, with the intervs-
ming buildings, were deslroyed-most of the goods
ia the stores having been removed. The ice house
was ESQ destroyed There several hundred
bales Of cotton on the wharves Just landed, which
being showered with burning cinders were often on
fire; but all of this saved, or less damaged
The 2. d. Warehouse was in great danger for an
hour the tin melted from it's doors-but in the face
Of al most uncomfortable heat it was saved with its
valuable contents, worth $3.50 $50.
The only loss of life men TONED was that of ne.
gro boy, belonging to MIR. Thomas Ormsn and who
was buried beneath the falling walls
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s@ EVERY wEbNEsoAY-Ths 4 No
L~aaE& Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND,
ceive freight, and win leave on WEDNESDAY, May
6 h. at o'clock, z. H.
For freight or passage having superior aoeOmmo-
'1 mSs apply f Fl. rurr.r, Agent. Ros.ett.
nLIVt Oil of the following celebrate
~ brands We. Pre-. Jourdsn srive and j. L. ss-
gisslu99" Forsals by BRIDGFoRD CO.,
my2 On this Dock.
A MOTHER sUrfLY OF no Is ST.
"A have just received another supply of Robes
which are really Beautiful and to which / solicit
call m1 from the Ladies; NsyS sSssg
SMOAED HEEF.-~Just received per
Family LAID and Smoked Beef at
j. P. KAVENAuGHs Family Grocery.
" ALsO-A lot Of Fresh Roll Butter and Smith.
field Bans. which will be sold cheap. my2-St
Spring ING-Purchaser. are
~ invited 10 examine the large and elegant assot.
ment OF spring Clothing, now in stors and constau
iy arriving The ass 9rtmeut contains all the ne az
approved styles of the season. gotten no at our own
msnufsctory, and warranted superior in STYLE and
wo' kmanship Having superior advantages we off. r
the greatest Inducements
my2 KEEN, BALDWIN co.
IN HHDs. sUGAK..IOO bbIs Crushed
~ Powdered and Coffee Sugar; hhds. Molasses;
10 Dds DO; 10 hhds Sides and Shoulders; 20 bbs
90 do. x Mid lings do IS bills. Richardson's Whis.
key; $50 do Mountain do 100 DO Rye Whisksy; Is
DO Isle of Wight Apple Brandy; 25 do Northern do
Dc; % half pipes and bbls Imitation r. Brandy; IS
bbls. Baltimore Gin; 80 co Phlsdalphia Gin;
200 bbls Common Whisky; Is bbls. Cordial aod
Sweet Wine; 30 bbls Port Wine 100 bbs Cider
Vinegar; rs bb's Herrines. new; 200 boxes Soap and
rallow Candles; $50 boxes Adsmsntine and Sperm
Gamblers In store, and part receiving, for sale by
my2 WA. WALLACE SONS
DUKCELL, LADD Il co. sell DuvnI 4
i Norton's HORSE TONIC.
Bennett. Beers 4 Fisher sell Duval l. Norton's
HORSE TONIC.
P: ahnston Bro. sell Duval & Nortou's HORSE
TONIC.
All Druggists sell Duvsl L Norton's HORSE TO-
NIO. my2
10 WHO'LL md half bbls Beveragc,s
~ ALE, for sale by
my2 THOMAS JONES co.
D0l Bills common WHlskEY, GIN
r0OO and French Brandy for sale by
N.Y. THOMAS JONES q CO.
T0Dn's Elk IRA sUG A K CURED
WOMBLE l. CLAIBORNE
N.Y. No. II Pearl street.
RI PACkAGks GOSHEN BUTTkK, for
my2 THOMAS JONES 4 co.
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Mu BoNrrAcEs BENEFIT.-The numerous
,r,.nds Of Mr.. @. @. Bonface win undoubtedly ims
prove the opportunity now afforded to bes.ow upon
Aim a testimonial of their esteem, by filling the
theatre i.s utmost capacity tonight, As An ac-
tor, Mr.. d. bss won an excellent reputation, and
his department since his residence here has been
such a. to command the respect Of his associates
In private life. He will appear to night as John
Midway, In the play Of "Stin Water Runs Deep
. character which be has played heretofore with
ssemplese success. The Rag Picker of Paris" VIII
ESQ be produced, with other novelties, the whole
making up an unusually attractive programme.
Mrs. Boniface win make her frst appearance on
this occasion.
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Eg' Abel U. Mayo,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY FUBLIC
Will give prompt attention to the Liquidation. Sc
curing and Collection of Debts of every description,
by legal process in the Courts of the City of Rich
mond and County of Henrco.
Dispositions and other Notarial Business punctuslly
attended to.
Any references given that may be desired
Office opposite the Law Building, over August i
Renpolrh's ap lS-lm
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SUPPOSED Loss OF THE BARQUE COURIER
The Captain of brig Tangier, from Matanzas, Cuba
arrived at this port spoke the l4th of April, in
latitude So, longitude 70 20, barque Courier, from
Mobile loaded with cotton, Is days out, foremost
and main topmast, and mizzen topmsst carried
away, and leaking badly. The Captain offered to
take the Captain and hands on board of his vessel,
but the offer was declined and be passed on. A
very heavy gale came up soon afterwards and it
is feared that the Courier with all on board have
been lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

E&r am n candidate for the Third Con.
GREssIoNAL DISTRICT Of the city of Richmond.
THOS. J. NORVELL.
Richmond Va, April 18th, 1857 ap I5-dtd*
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STMCzAs Ns,rtCks

sx- Richmond Typographical Society
meets this SATURDAY. evening, at usual place
and hour. -
my 2-lt GERRY SMITH, H. o.
~ Hollywood Cemetery.-.The annual
msstinp If the HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Company will
take place st the oics of the President corner of
Main and Twelfth streets, over the store OF M Al
exander Duval on TUESDAY, the 9Th of Nay, at S
O'Clock in the afternoon
my2-3t WEN u. HAAALL, eeey.
sFrThe Ladies Of the second Baptist
Church will open their Fair on MONDAY, May 4th,
at Corinthian Hall. They invite their friends and
the public to give them a call. my &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

~ Large and Valuable Stock of Dry
GOODS, AT PRIME CosT.-The subscribers, having
made arrangements to enlarge and otherwise i'm
prove thsir store during this Summer, in order to
resume business by early FALL will have to vacate
the premises by LIST of July.
Preferripg to dispose Of their stock of Goods to
removing them, they will commence selling eff at
cost aaA styles of goods far below cost, this
day, and continue until the LIST of July next Their
stock consists Of many bargains, the principe
part being bought at auction at low prices compri-
sing full stock of Dress Silks; rich Silk Robes Be-
rage Robes Berages; Jaconetts; Lawns, all of this
seasons purchase. In white goods, such as Cam
brics, Jaconets, Swsses, Nainsooks and hch French
Scotch Embroideries, the assortment is complete.
Families, who buy largely, are particularly invi-
ted to give our stock examination; il will be to
their interest to do So
j. MILLHIsER BRO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

MURDER BY NEGRoEs.-The Warrenton, Va,
Wing states that negro man in Rappahannock
county, 8 few days since, for having informed
upon some of his associates, who had been steal
ing, was taken out by them forcibly and hung
The negroes are in Jail
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EISlST,

I1~1 =, Z N hefween sSoeidin's
4 Hall and Edgment Houxe. twisted Gold SHIRT
STUD The finder will receive reward of IS, by
lesyipg same at this office. my 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

70 SOMETHING GOOD FoR EVERYBODY will bs
found In FoNTAISE's CREAM CT WILD FLOWERS
an washing 1t leaves the skin delightfully."- fragrant
soft and beautiful and for shaving and cleaning the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

= samuel K. w. Becker, Attorney at
Law, s prepared to undertake any business pertain
ing to his profession, in this, or any of the adjon.
ing counties. May be consulted in any of the mod
ern European languages, and gives prompt attention
to the Collection of Claims.
ESr Office llth street, between Bank and Main.
ap 4-dSm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

RAILROAD STRIKE--A strike among the
freight conductors and brakemen on the Balti,
more and Ohio Railroad, has taken place, on &C.
count of the company adopting a rule to seal the
cars and hold the train officers responsible for
their contents. At the depot in Baltimore, Thurs.
day, riotous demonstrations were made by the
discharged men. Three trains were started, un-
der the protection of the officers of the road, and
several policemen. The Sun says:
ION reaching the Spence property, near the Wash.
nslon turnpike bridge, half mile beyond the city
lin the crowd mounted the two first trains in great
force, uncoupled the cars, screwed the brakes
end pitched the man off snd chased ham into the
woods. The rioters, at this time, were over hun.
dred in number the jurisdiction OF tho city police,
few as they were, not good the train employees
were scattered, and prospect of anything but the
most violent resistance TO any further efforts to get
off the trains. Under this of things, Mr. Smith
ordered the trains back to the city, and they
returned without obstacle -
Another attempt was to have been made yester.
day afternoon, to dispatch trains under the proec-
ton Of the CITY and State authorities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

PRESENTATION AT the Theatre on Thursday
night on the occasion of Miss Mary Devlin's be
neft that young lady was led to the front of the
stage by Mr.. Jefferson, and presented with bou-
quet, to which was attached purse, containing
500 in gold. A set of jewelry and a wreath of
flowers were also presented to the fair beneficiary;
all being from some of her many warm admirers
in this CITY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

~ DR.. Coons, late of st. Louis, Mo-
Office and residence on Sd street, west eide, between
Marshal and Clay streets nah 18-d6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

BEHAVE On HAND 800 WINDOWS, of
various sizes ready slezsd and BIiads to suit the
same Also, about fifty Doors of various sizes and
thickness; and large quantity of French Gass for
line houses All of which offer for sale cheap for
cssh, or approved credit.
~ 49, MILES AMBLER,
Msnufsctory on Mayo IT., Richmond Va.
= Country orders solicited. my2-St
o. HHUs. sUPHKlOK HONE 81 -:
% 40 hhds, superior family Sides; 80 hhds supe.
landing, and in store. for sale by
WoHBLE 1 CLAIBORNE.
my q No. II Pearl street.
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sj fully call your attention to the following,
Viz: ladies' Kid Bootees, beautifully toad
with pate mt lesther with heels, price si 6}4; La
dies tan coored morocco Caters ST.; Ladies kid
Congress Caters, 81; Ladies glove kid Bee ., very
soft &l Ladies' colored Caters |; DO. finest quail
ty, q Is; extra fine do black G.itsrr, S7t.
The above named Shoes, on exsninstion, will be
found IS per cent. cheaper than the same can be
had elsewhere MARCUS HARRIS,
my2 1888 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

ezyTTIsA q. w. J0NEs SURGICAL
hER&NER AND MATHEkATICAL DENTIST,
OITYY offics ON Main street, opposite Co
1-A- iinthian Hall.-All Operations eth
or in Filling, Cleansing, Extracting Regulating
the TEETH. gen ly and thoroughly performed.
MINERAL or INCORRUPPIBLE TEETH, iu-
serted on gold plate, with or vi hout clasps, may
bs desired, answering ell the purposes Of Natural
Teeth, only to appearance but in the mas.si-
ton Of food and the articulation Of Language.
2-2n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

- DIR. z. I'll. Christian has removed his
Office to tbs Richmond House, Governor street,
where he be found at ell times, except when pro-
fsssonally engaged. NH 3-ts
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J. MlLL6IsER BRO,
sp -dtlstJy 1888 Broad street,

II Notice...The Hair Dressing, Shaving
Shampooing and Bathing Saloon under the Ballard
House, has been handsomely fitted up, and is now
open, and we invite the citizens and strangers to
give US q call
N. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can BIS had
daily from 6 o'clock A. NJ, to 10 P. NJ.
up 28-d3m HOBSON MORTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

LAND WARRAHTs.-The number of land war;
rants issued during tho present month, in Wash
inston, under The act of 1885, is over 5000, requir.
log nearly half million acres of land Altogether
more than 100000 warrants have been issued, to
satisfy which 25 600 acres of land will be
sary. Six thousand warrants were issued under the
same act to persons who rendered military or naval
service in the Revolution, or to their widows, res
quiring nearly million of acres to satisfy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

- Motto e..sfockhoIders Meeting "A
meeting of the Stockholders of the Exchange Hotel
Company, will be held at the Exchange Hotel, on
MONDAY, May 4th, at O'Clock P. M
By order of the President and Directors
VIM. 81. FRY, Treasurer.
MAY LIST, 1857. my l-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

~ Notice. The annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Bslvldere Manufacturing Com.
paay wilt be held at tho office Of the Company on
MONDAY next, the 4th inst. at IL O'Clock M.
an 28-6t GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

DIED OF POISON The Danville (pa.) American
says that post norton examination of Mr.. Mont
somery the member of Congress lately deceased,
exhibited extensive abrasion of the mucous or
lining coat of the stomach and the entire destruc
ton of the membrane, both At the cardiac and
pyioric orice, with general loss of Tone or dis
organization of the thoracic and abdominal viscera
The physicians ascrbs his death to poison. Mr..
Montgomery stopped at the National Hotel, Wash.
ington, during the inauguration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

ssss+ ~ F"fa'saasstsS AZ 3 A. ssfEt
8 Istsn fsae#ssH ..ss q. sairss,-{ :, ~. 49,
EsJ B1s 49,
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q Removal The subscriber has re
moved his Office to tho Of Wall ana Franklin
streets, opposite Msssrs. Dickinson, Hill Co.. and
continues 10 hire out Negroes rent cut Houses col
lsct Claims, and attends to any eusnsss pur,ainins
to Gsasral Agency.
ap25-im n, 4. j. CLOPT0N.
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~ Sunday schools. .. Sunday Schools
that have not appointed Marshas for the Procession
Oh the 2ath of this month will do so tomorrow.
There will be q meeting of tho Marshsls at the
Hall Of this Young Mems Christian Association, on
TUESDAY EVENING next, at O'clock, to make
arrangements for the Procession. full attendance
isdesjred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

w- Notfce.---The Literary Society o. the
Young Mems Christian Association. will meet al
their Hall, in Goddns Building. this SATURDAY
evening. at 8 o'clock, when Grafton will be de-
Evered, by Mr.. JOEL B. WATKINS, and an essay
read, By Mr. ROBERT HOWARD.
1hs public, and especially the Ladies' are invited
to attend
By order of the Society
my2-lt* SAMUEL slNfoN, Soc.
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"a MUAED BEEF.--Just received pel
~ steamer fresh supply OF Baltimore Refined
Family LAID and Smoked Beef, at
j. 2. KAYENAuGH,& Family Gronsru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

ETEa NV1A NN1N VIk LNASb'-E. W HsNIuk-
Bia ton Garden. at the head of Marshall street 10
A:X for rant or lease. for one or FIVE years Thu
house is nearly new having recently been thorC ugh
~ repaired, containing three neat ana comfortable
rooms, convenient closets &c. Also, a new kitchen q,
with two and most excsllent stable,
with stalls, feed room, coal snd wood house, 40.
and we'll of excellent water in the ysrS. Tao
apples pears and cherries of the most choc. kinds.
To IN carly applicant and good and permanent
nant, the premises will be rented or leased on res-
sonsbls terms. Persons desiring to rent are iavtsd
to examine the premises.
my2-S.v2w4 w " WAIDROp
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can Hotel Entrance on IIth street. S1ngIe baths
Is cents, or tickets 81 my
EY Cancers and Tum 0rs Cured without
cutting-DR KAHN, late of Phadep hia, spect.
fully offers his services the ctizsns and the pub
lie generally, for the cure of Cancers, Tumors,
Moulds. Rlotches and sll diseases of The skin. He
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He will rernsin in Richmond three months
be found ct his Office, at the Clifton House, from
10 A. NJ, to 6 2. Il.
Recommendation can be seen application
I6-1mf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-02

A ARMOkY T. l.. |. BLUES,
"a April 80, 1857. :
W company will assemble at O'clock punotu2Ily
on MONDAY evening next for the election Of
Senior Second Lieutenant rice w. r. Truman re-
signed. The attendance Of every member 10 re-
quired.
DRILL.-There will also be company drill after
the election, and members must bring their gloves
bsyoaet scabberds al belts O.
~ Sergeants will summon their squads.
By order of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-21

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE-FvSt Au.
tEnnai Rrliibition.-The first annual exhibition
Of the Massachusetts Agricultural Society, open
ed at Boston on Tuesday, under favorable au-
spices. At ten O'Clock, Hon. M. p. Wilder,
President Of the Society, inaugurated the exhibit
tion by an appropriate address to the assembled
multitude. There were three hundred and fifty
entries Of horses, about as many OF cattle, two
hundred sheep, and forty or fifty pens of swine
There was also upon the grounds fine collection
Of fowls, both fancy aud common, and an excel.
lent show Of fruits and vegetables. Altogether,
the exhibition is fine one, and as it will remain
open fer three days longer, multitudes, both in
city and country, will avail themselves of the
present opportunity Of beholdng the best stock
in the State, congregated within one enclosure
The exhibition is more extended and complete
than ever before exhibited. Among famous
horses present, are Pocahontas, Lady Bliss, Heo-
tor Trustee, Jr., Duroc, Trotting Childers, Non.
pareil, Don Juan, Rip Van Wrinkle, Gipsey, Jr.
Mr.. Rowland Shaw Of Jamaica Plain, has on
the ground four beautiful English thorouah-bred
stations, just imported
Trials Of speed took place in the afternoon
which attracted some little attention but no great
time was performed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-21

PATENTS following patents were is
sued to citizens of Massachusetts for the week
ending October 49,
Nathaniel E. Baker of Holyoke-For i'm
proved sash supporter.
Jonathan Smith OF Agawam-For improved
saw filler.
Edward Whitney of Boston-For improve
ment in water gauges for steam boilers.
Nathan Ames of Saugus, assignor to him
self and Edmund Brown of Lynn-For i'm
provement in CRATES.
Joseph Davis, of East Wilton, n. H., as
signor to himself, and Royal Southwlck, of
Lowell-For improvement in carding ma
chimes.
B. F. Sturtevant of Skowhegan, Me-, as
signor to himself and Elmer Townshend of
Boston-For improved lasting pincers.
additional IMPROVEMENTS J. Wicks
OF Boston-For Improvement in straw cutters.
Patented Nov. 10, 1855.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-21

If there be any in Massachusetts who have
grudge against the Massachusetts Magi :"
who feel that in their icy isolation they have
cut themselves off from the sympathy and
good fellowship of those whose hearts beat
true to freedom and brotherhood, and whose
minds and hands are given to a noble pro-
gress; who believe that they are faithless to
their trust, and are cheating the cause of
Christianity and humanity out of gifts which
God gave them for their own service; we saw
if any feel resentful at all this, let them look
at those men in their present position as the
supporters Of Governor Gardner, and. in
pity or contempt, forget all other feelings
1t is enough that Robert c. Winthrop and
and George s. Hillard, in order to crafty
their pro-slavery proclivites, are brought to
the support of man whom they have ALWAYS
despised; whom they despise today. We
could wish an enemy no greater humiliation.
The representatives of Boston aristocracy and
Boston culture, supporting a demagogue, in
order to defeat mechanic who is winning
the honors which they once deemed their
birth right; honors which they can never
wear again Verify the glory of the Magi
hath departed. IT. Springfield Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-21

The vote on delegate to Congress from Kan
zas, stands for Ransom, (Dem. )-LeavenwoIth
county, 237, Atchison county 81, Johnston ooun-
" 1904, Bourbon county 70, Dorm county l8.
For Parrot, free State-Douglass county 1895,
Shawnee county 5SS Richardson county l9l, Sy-
kens count. 2SS, Ocffe county 1872, Lynn county
36.
The st. Joseph correspondent of the St. Louis
Republican says that the night after election in
Kanzas, a party of soldiers, encamped in Rich.
mond, attacked the residence of Mr.. Dolman, the
Democratic representative of Nench county in
the Constitutional Convention, breaking the
doors and windows of his house, and treating him
very roughly. Lieut.. Byard was Immediately
sent for, but he was not able to quell the disturb.
ance uutil he struck down two of the soldiers,
when the rest of them desisted and returned to
their quarters.
The same correspondent mentions having seen
letter stating that VIM. w. Wilson referred to,
after having rope tied around his neck, and a
pistol pointed at his head, escaped from Salt Lake
safely.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-The Land Office for the
Delaware District Of Kanzas, opened at Dono-
phin, in that Territory on the 10th.
The Missouri Legislature convened at St. Louis
Oct; 9Th The House organized by electing J. C..
ChilIs, Speaker.