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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21
QICHMOND MUSICAL 4CAOENIY
III T. l. GALIEHER Prinni..I

~ L. Il tALLEhEk. PRINCIPAL.
| The fourth session ef this institution will com.
mence March the oath, 1857 and continue until thu
18th Of June following, Including a term OF "a les.
sons In rms school, Instruction. are given 10 every
to vocal training and this study practice osaered Mr
sic. One OF the Juvenile classes will meet in the
Church. on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. a.
O'Clock; the other will meet IN the Lecture Room
OF or ne IL. ssptist tDr surrows Church, Tuesdsy
will meet in The Lecture Room of the Sd Bauti,t
tDr Jet=rsl Church. The first meetns of this class
wlii be held ON Thursday evening April 2nd, at s
Juvenile class S. so; sdult class IS So Lessons on
the Piano, Melodion. &c S24 0ui ar Flute 10.
.ls Fr ate les,onsi on the voice, per Lesson co.
Further ipfor alton may be had by application to
l.. GALLEHER, at MIS-. Russeli's On Bfoad bs.
tween 9th and 10th streets
ksrEsENcEs.-fhe patrons Of the scho /; he Pas
tors o, the Churches In the city; Rev. B Manley
President of Baptist Female institute; Rev L. Al
Lee, D; D.; Hon. r. Baldwin. Richmond, Va.
RiG;H slIs SODA WATEn E-TAB-
genuine article of bottled Soda Water. Porter an
Aie made In this city, 10 put up bv N. MCCORMACK,
who hstters himself thar he il sble to con- pete with
any Manufacturer either North souln havipx
been engaged in the business for the last ten years
preceding '56, the greater part Of which year he
scent In Visiting all the larger cities of tbs North to-
eether with those of En- gland and Ireland examining
tne olnerent bTeweries and bottling bshme uts
with view to still greater improvements in the
celebrated. 'N'"1
5he subscriber Is now bottine Porter Ale, Cider
Soda Water he, at his o d stand whore be hopes nv
strict attention to busire to merit Continuance
on Ihe patronage hereto fore 90 literally besow. on
him In former years. All orders from CITY or coun.
Try customer: PROMPTLY attenoed to.
Tn. subscriber would most respectfully reouest all
his city customers to return all his bottles 10 h Sri
vera and TO no other PEI sons a. he fads sre.t NAM
OF ,m missins and he forewsrrs all Of
SGD. Water Porter, Ale and Cider not 10 recovs snv
except in driv
NJ MCCORMACK
<t-fm No
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~ 70 the Tsx.Payers and oppressed ci-
TEENS OF Monroe WARD Fellow. citizens: The
following gentlemen, of tiled ability, will be sup
ported by the free voteka sud tar payers of Monroe
Ward at the Charter ELECTORS They or, men
knowing the peoples interest," aud will sustan equal
taxation and equal justice to all and they will
tain the credit Of Rie mond. at all hazards
Many Voters and Tar Payers
Of Monroe Wcyd.
For CotaeIwen:
8. D DENOON, d. J. SAUSDERs,
C. DImMOCK, WIN. g. ALIEN
L. W. GLAZEBROOK.
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Thu RoreIgn Minist erE

We learn that the Presfden. has determined 10
apply the rotation principle to ali the American
Minister, Consuis &c, now abroad, but, In home
odaces. 70 let it be applied only In those sections
which desire IL.
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Christian Association.

Rev. Dr. Lord, one Of the most celebrated OF
the Northern lecturers and cergymen, will lecture
on Tuesday night next, before the Young Mems
Christian Association of this city.
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The stoughton POISONING Case.

BOSTON, March 1s, 18TH the Stoughton 20
soning case the Coroner's jury to day rendered
verdict of Death by poison, administered by Ho
SEA Briggs" Briggs as placed in custody, an
Miss Amanda Drake was discharged
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Rev. VIM. Paisley, of the North Carolina Meth
odst Conference, died At Greensboro, N. c., on
the 10Th inst.
DR.. VIM L. Jones, an eminent ply s;cian of
Fatchez. Mia died 'ast week
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SEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD AT the
annual meeting of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad Company at Portsmouth, Va, Saturday
8. N Wilson was elected President for the en-
suing year. The gross income of the road last
year was $500 900, and the business was increas
Ing.
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1ARINE INTELLIGkNCE.
Pors of Richmond, March 2O-Htsa VasT IL o'c1o'

Pom of Richmond March 2O-Hish Vatsr IL O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,
stesmsr Belvidere, Jones, Baltimore, mdse, Lud-
lam Il Watson. ~,
echr, Charm Niskerson, Boston, mtss, D. w.
Currie.
scnr Challenge, Black, Boston, mdse Robt Ran
kin. =.
Schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill, Boston, mdse, d. Il
w. Currie.
schr. A. r. Wetmore, from New York below the
bH.
SAILED.
Echr. Atarah Paul, Norfolk, mdse.
schr. nspry Traverss, Mitchell, down the river,
light.
schr VIM. Colquitt, Phillips, down the river,
"-Lt.
.scbr Reindeer, Wootten, Baltimore, mdse, w. D
Colqutt X Co. A.
senr. Jas. =. Prizes; Aaverton' down 'hs li'ei'
light.
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RAPID SAILING The Schr. Emma, Can't
Shorter, arrived at Norfolk Thursday with load
Of coal, after passage of less than hours and q
half from City Point
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The New Haven Journal states that Secretary
Toucey has re appointed Minott A Osborn Esq
Collector 1t New Haven.
William Pierce has been appointed Postmaster
OF Chicago, vice Cook, whose commission is about
to expire
The 6rat whaler of the season arrived at New
London, Connecticut, Wednesday, los days from
Honolulu.
Maj o N Crutchfeld ia q candidate for the next
Va. House of Delegates from Spostsylvania coun.
~.
The steamer Star has been sold At Norfolk to
Capt Jas Hicks. at - CPS. and will be placed on
daily limo between that city and Hampton.
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TgF DAILY DISPATCH


0aovesN~r Of Kansas.
Secretary wsodson. since the re"en.''0n ~
Gov oesry, ID discharsing the duties OF aoveI'os
q x.us.a He has, on several occasions, oseh
called on to cot In the came position ~.
ways discharged hia duty efficiently Ano 'A"'''''
We should be very glad to see Mr.. Woooson NJ
pointed Governor, for be h the only e1esauve Oh
deer YET cent to Kansas wAo seesns 70 combine
ssabiii.y and moderation OF character with the re-
ouislts capacity It 10 true, be Is native OF Wiz
e,nis bu, be 10 no ultraist and. ~ the North ha'
hitherto had an the Governors Of Kansas, none o.
whom have given satisfaction. Il would do no harm
IN try a Governor from the Secsh.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEW BOVks..

MISCELLANEOUS ne W bo0hS::
Review of " Csmpbeli.sn Fxamined;" by Nose
T. Lard, of Missouri; with Introduction by
Alexander Campbell. 81; 49,.
tton; by Charles Brockden Brown; with q NE.
moir Of the author rs cts.
E-1hs Novel forms the firs; ofs good reprint Of
the entire works, now IN course of publication, Of
Charles Brockden Brown, the pioneer Of Amerlcan
Novel,sts.
Array Of Light to Brighten Cottage Homes; by the
author of "A Trap to Catch sunbeam" &c
IsMAEI. and the Church; by Lewis Cheesemsn, D
ARCH Err Buffers Sermons Second Series. s. IS
ORE from Precious Mines. A beautiful little vol
ANEW Work BY Dr. Bonar; the Desert of Sinai
Notes If Spring Journey from Cairo to Beer.
sh7bs; bv Horat.us Bonar, D. d 81.
TRAVELS and Researches in Chaides and Susians
by William Kennets Lotus g 8. $40.
THE Insl ir-tion of Holy SCRIPTURE Its Nature and
Proof. Eight Discouses Preeched before the
University of Dublin; by William Lee, M. A
THE Crystal Sphere Its Force and 1t, Beings; or
Reflections on a Drop of Water; by J milton
ssander. NJ D. L D., London sl5o
graphical Drawiag by Lieut.. 4 sm,th, u. .
A. Seem edition. 81 30.
VILLAS ami Cottages A series of des gns prepared
for execution in the United States; BY Csver
Vaux, Architect. late Downing Vhux. Illus
tratei by 800 engravings 80.
MAHAN'S industrial Ore wing-comprisng the De
scr1ptlon and Uses OF Drawing lnstrum snts the
Construction OF Plain Figures Archtee turai Eie
ment, Mechanism and TopographcaI Drawing
with remarks on the methods of teaching the sub
jeots-tor the use of csde mics and Schools; b,
d. RI. Ms shan, l.. L. d. %.
THE Stones of Venice; the Foundation; by JohI
Ruskins; with illustrations. 30
MEMGlRs of Bethany; by the an hor Of "Morn
Jog and Night Watches" Wo;ds Of Jesus" &c
t2cts.
The Lite and Correspondence of Daniel Webster
edited by Fletcher Webster; 2 vols 8vo. 45,
HAhSEOkO; A Tale of acon's Robe hon; by st
Geo. Tucker. | IS.
With another largs supply of
DR.. KANE'S Arctic Explorations.
NH 81 las ytODDHOTJSE CO
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- FOR KENT-.A fine largo front
E Room, level with the street, in his Nnl,ed
IA States Hotel, suitable for q Barber, LAWYER.
or Doctor with oil cloth and gas chandelier. Also
several fac rooms for families just vacated; one pair
OF rooms connected, which will be let to families,
with board, on reasonable terms.
NH 2i---ts John JEPER
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" To Merchants, Mechanics and ct hers
A. It 10 now about the time VIII sn Merchants and
Others are wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARDS
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LApING, POSTERS
&c printed, ws respectfully call their attention 10
our sxtsndve Job Office, which il supplied with al.
most every variety of type embracing all the latest
styles.
Our assortment Of CARDS, large and small, Busi.
nsss and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot BE- OK
eellsA.
Wedding. Party snd Ball TICKETS. and Whiting
and At Hoos CARDS, print Cd in the neatest posi-.
bio style.
All work executed ct short notice and at the low.
ct Cash PRICES A call from those desiring any
description Of Printing, respectfully asked at the
"DisfAfcH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
iCh streets, whsre can be seen soms of the finest
specimens OF prntns ever executed In this eoun try.
JNo. d. HAMMERsLEY L CO.
ITO eourHEss uEALrSyIs pr,rumr.v
DA.cotLs BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS for the eomple. Z
'Ss' Seto' breath, 10. Price Is cents.
UaiseoLIs lAraovED ROSEMARY AND CAsroh
vi forths growth and preservation Of the hair
frics Is cents. As'''
D"coLLs ClacAssIAK HAIa DyE, inst,.tapsou.
DAascoLL's HAia CoLoaHHc FUN sor .h..
Ass - tt original color without ,t.,n,.- ~
sas Pnss 80 ssnts. AaAs sns
olLs foAADE PHILocoMs, Pie. o.
= hs1 y aii jsbbiae houses s.a S,.s., ~
- ~ al ssa af.hs propristsr. D. c. DaIscnra.
HA saltsners q. Baltimore, "a.
N IT. ssAi~
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1aFTIsa FIVE DOLLARS RE WARD -
GaaSsSsU strsyed away from the subscriber, a
MJ Red COW. wide horns white face, and
s1e~<Se 'ome white on her breast and belly.
rh sCHEFFEk, corner OF franklin st
NIB 2l-.-St* and T,ocpst Ala
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- American ana Whiz Convention-A
Convention of The American and wing parties VIII
be he'd at the African Church on MONDAY n1ent
Chatter EIeciious Suitsble arraussmen's have
besn made to faciitste the husin-s Ct the Conven
ton and for the preservation Of erdsr nm "-ot
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NH 2i-S.*

I" special Notfce.-The Mutual Rene :,
bends Of thirty live per cent and pays them while
tn. injured Is living. thus helping him to Pay over
one-thiri of bis premiums
Were the Company to retain the dividends until
the death Of the insured, they could we'll afford
to Gay from 10 TO 80 per cent. - IS per can: now
Dividends paid t. January lst, 1887, Bs518t7 ST
Losses by cesth to - 1876 234 so
Reserved capital to pay future losses, 24sl5i2 10
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sP1ClAL NOTf gRs.

q
~ Affkutisn, ~ echenses as1 WofktsA
Mss Of RltiiNoND. IL viii bs seea, By rsfsrenee
. sno.h.r pifss r. tas gHp:, nc ess sssse Tso
hss 8. nouneed himself candidate for he en- = o.
OF 1HE CtTf WATEA
WORKS; and IL b with sreas pleasure tSst We re
ted for at this Ems uiae election. 70 those who are
sequsinsed with him, eulosy 70 necessary q our
hands; but to those Oh Vt srs not acquainted witn
him ve would ssy that IL Admiralty qvalife for
tbs DC sition hs seeks. He 10 practical nnsehinist
heh 10 IN itse su sieut a. regards bis htnses TOT
III. cf7ee But combined with those character stiee
whirf thould always be found IN . public efic.r
zach a. hon ssty perseverance, and promp ness SUI
Seient TO eowmend him to the favorable. eonsd .ss-
don of every man that desires eoo1 ofhcer In a
nresart Incumbent h. been enjoying tbs benenss
Of the fi.a for mar years ard he hiss no r'en. 20
az pect 10 retain It orerer Therefore We sdept u
sentiment we read the other day IN model spereh,
thst in re e.rd to rotation. We 90 ser rosasns
vi. ant and rotating Mr. Wa ker IN.
NH 2i-Stf WANI AEOhAAA0~'
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- Family RESIDENCE FOX RhNT
&sA The lower IF the new brick hui dings the
III north side of Main, between 81 ana 4th streets
recently finished, with rooms and ali suitable &C.
esmmodaiions for & family.
NH 81 ectG JOHN hOBEkTSON.
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SPRING STOCK Og GRUCERIEs ana
~ II0IIIR I'VE LEON ~ p0uT = -. n

SPRING STOCK OF GROCERIES and
- LIQUORS -WINSTON POWERS have in
store and receiving unusually large and varied
stock of Groceiies lines, Liquors, Plaster Grind
stones &c, which they selected with great care,
suited TO the trade and consumers generally. A few
OF the leading articles ntoned below to which
they invite punetual dealers. viz:
s7o bugs Rio Lsguayra and java Cof.ss, very prime
81 bids. choice P. R. and Cuba Sugars
3t2 pckss. Refined sugars, all grades
2l4 hhds- tuns and bbis Mols'ses and Syrurs
o9l boxes Adamantins and sperm Candies
ID and pipes best brands of London Dock Bran
dy. "OIard, Dupuy u Co." Jas. Asnnessse"
and other well known brands
50 and pipes medium sraaes
ITO ob!s thoics and well known Whiskeys, pure
Rye" Bourbon"
$50 bbls other med um good Whsseys, old white and
SEQ bis Cincinnati and Pittsburg; do. Rum, Gin,
Apple Brandy, DC.
Also. general assortment Of other goods such as
e. d Cheese; Bacon; Starch; Soda; Shot ana Leao;
Nsi's; Salt; Grindstones; GROUND Plasrsri Wood
ware generally; Tanners' and Mschine On Window
Giass snd Putty; Green and Black Tees, do. &s &s,
to which they invite dealers before buying else-
CUPEKIUK FAMILY FLOUH, xround ~
- our Mills, of caoics white whsa t, tor sale In
lots to suit.
OLD AYE v II 4 4 \. Of different
NH ai-lw D6NLnP. MoNCURE l. co.
GANG kh'. MUsTAnD, frc.h irom IN.
md spai:s'''' s. Su ;sIf & noscusE CO.
MASS Il q u H q k - 3NU cmse Mmaa
lVl LicoIice, various brands on hand and Tar ~
by
NH 2i-1w DUNLOP. MoNcuRE 4 CO.
ukNNAssY < A NDY - I31acE .r.T
IL hennewy Brandy on hand @knd 1or sc hy
NH 2i-iw DUNLOP AONcIJRn 4 co.
pats BftANDY...2 quarter casI1. Pale
bashay, very Old aud s1psrior. for sass by
mo 81 ivy DUNLOP, MOHCuRG 4 co.
SgPkhivh FAMILY sOAP.--I0O 6axes
NIB 2l-lw DUNLOP MoNCURE L co.
VAnGANlA hAMs, prime qualify, cared
90 the Ssmsstewn Estate Jest received and for
eleol SELDEN MILLER,
MAJ GsrnsT Pearl and Cary So.
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and cellar. with large DWELLING home s,ts.s.H
IN tnoIo gu repsir, on Msia street neariy or.
eosie new Custom House aud Post { flee, suitable
Iof any KIND OF oasiness Will be rsnts tosethsr on
sepsrstely at m sdersfs rent to . GOOD tsnsnt I'M
msdists possession gwen Applyto
X. n. HUDSON
ma xi-ot" 205 Msin n
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II khSk,s ykL b BHArHD NAkIPULA.
~ TED 0UAN0-E. r WlNaTON CO eola
agents for the city Of Riehmop6 Offer for sale ihis
Popai.r ana unparalleled improvsr.
mn si-s csrasr Carr and 18th IT..
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90 a48 5t IS

No Company In the United States has more O. pitaI
for the amount Of rsk-ncne afo more advantages
to the Insured.
D. When the premium on policy, for term Of
NE, amounts 10 t5o per year, the Company will
loan the insured half Of it ct per o. mt interest
B. w KNOWLES, Agent.
Dn. A. SsEAD, Medical Examiner.
Ofice at '6.ationefi Hail." No. 20 Pearl q.
NH zi-tf
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q Country M errha nis aud others visit.
log the city this spring TO their purchases will
90 well TO call anG examine my stock Of Hardware
before purchasing ELSEWHERE, a. am sellioe of II
cost, to close business THOMAS HOW,
mh2o-lm 2l9 Main street.
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~ rh. .a,s of ClOthipg. mt Er. Henry
sbafe,s .sore corner of Main and l4th Streets VIII
be continued this evening. vrr1rr A..
NH 2l-it THO% AS w. kEESEE, Aoe''
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~ REV. Docf, Id ans. 81 the Madison
snusre Church. New York, 10 expected 70 preach IN
the United PRESBYTERIAN Church, on SAB Arm; l.
H., 22d inst, at ii o'elsck. mn CIV
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~ A New Hair d. e.---H obson has q new
dAr Dye. IL instantly dyes the Whisken or Nous
tAcnes beautiful natural black or brown, which
asifher water sunshine tarpish In the least.
we advise all who dye, to call on HOBSON, 81 hts
aair Cutting Room, unAsr tbs Ansrisaa Hotel-
Eatsenes en- llth streets 20 -
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u u = II n u u u ~ - tE0s "s
~ North, with q large and splendid assor, ms
E of Wi tches and Jewslry, comprising gods
49, from the best manufacturer in Eurooe And
N uaited States which am enabled sell. whole
sale and RETAIL a. low as any houss in Richmond.
NY friends and patrons aIe requested to call and
examine my stosk.
Country Merchants will ind it t. their aavantass
to call, before thev purchase snv whsre else.
CHAS L. VOEGELE, No. l49 Brood ct,
NH 2A-6t 2 doors above the Ths.tr.
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"a THE SUHsChIBEk tAAs On
k@fNA hand general assortment Of SADDLES,
EML& Brides HARNESS., DC. All those
In want would do we'll to call, d. he in
tends to sell low for cash. to punetual customers,
on tho usual time, at
nh DIX Richmond Va
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WATCHES AND JEWxLh

- NOTICE.--The subscriber would
- respectfully inform his ftieods and the pub
II 81 lie generally, that he has returned 'om tbs
&$esek North with well selected stack OF
WATCHES AND JEWELR VI
EDWARD KEkoEl, No is Main ",
NH l9-.6t few doors below 81. Chas " ptel.
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KOSHONG & TUPMAN call attention,
" TO their new stock received wi ;hia the pas. two
weaks and they invite an examination, feeling con-
dent that the necessary requisite for perfect gar
m ant will be found ia the different articles osrsd
THE season.
The stock Ia handsome, both in style aua quality
and we hall endeavor to give much for the money
IS 10 possible. while at the same time we oh'iisnse
.ampsris IN in the workmanship or fit Of each and
-sry garment brought out by u.s.
o. We have but ons prise," yet always endesvor II
the price ask ed 20 low, that oos tho will
msA ledge good points in artsle will som.
sekn"N call ia solicited by -
Pt.an, GROSHONG TUPMAN,
ITO N ain street
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or II City charter ,vested on
thsS Esre not e3pressly gut k5rizsd
po.id9cf tho Stts
1t as not thSthaSt3 4n Rutz
nance which this bi a he 6
require; as the q Fshd oes, If
should be laii OF ia soS than o
nor thaSethe cal1ltation a. )hoIa le
exeeyd the 1ksfr ama keE er6s
* 'ss' ssa..isl e''s;ssiS,s1' "a s.,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-23
1eatbs.


In Kenoshe, Nebraska Territory, June 9Th, of
Congestion of the Brain, JOHN A. CLINTON,
aged &c years.
Mr.. Clinton was the youngest son Of Dexter
Clinton, of Vienna, in this county. For a few
years past he had been engaged in the western
part Of this State in the lumber trade, as the
proprietor Of o Steam Saw Mill But within
the past year he had relinguished his business
there, and returned to his parents TO aid them
in the managementof their business in their de-
clining years. After spending the past winter
at home, he went west TO locate lands, expecting
soon to return and make a more permanent resi-
dence here. The hopes Of fond parents and
other friends were much raised in the prospect
of his return. He had about finished his bust
ness and was waiting an opportunity 70 return,
and his friends were anxiously waiting his arTi-
val. when the hand of disease was laid upon
him. and in a few days death darkened all their
fond expectations. The carriage which was ex-
pected to bring home an absent son and brother,
brought the intelligence that his remains were
buried for towards the setting sun, in Tabor,
Iowa.
While a deep sympathy has been felt with
the bereaved circle of friends and relations, the
voice of Providence speaks loudly, teaching US
that this is not our rest. Few young men had
fairer prospects for q pleasant settlement, than
before Mr., c., but in one moment they all
away as things Of earth. To the living
It saws, set your affections on things above. To
the bercaved relations il says: BE still and
know that | am God"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-23
Attest, C. NJ. PATCH, Recorder.
AN ordinance 10 prevent lhe destruction

An ordinance to prevent the destruction
or injury of any public or private pen
or pound within the Incorporated Vii
lage of Warren.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by the council
CT the Incorporated Village of Warren,
that if any person shall maliciously de-
stroy, or in any manner injure any pound
or pen belonging 10 the Incorporated
Village Of Warren, to any private person
constructed or used for keeping or con
ining any animal prohibited from run
ming at large within the Incorporated
Village of Warren; every person so Of
Tending shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor. and upon conviction thereof,
shall be fined in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars. with costs of prosecution.
SEC. 2. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after its
publication.
Passed in Council September. Is. 81.
Z. j. McLAIN Mayor.
Attest, c. N PATCH, Recorder.
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We simply ask our naturalized citizens
10 look at these facts and see whittier
they tend.
Our only object has been 10 unmask
the hypocritical p%retentions of a party
claiming to be the PATTY of human
rights, and yet hand in glove with the
lave-holder-a party heretofore profess
ing the most unbounded love for the
foreigner and. yet now joining hands
with the bitterest enemies. A party
once in favor, professedly. of preserving
the Territories as a heritage of freedom
10 him and his children. free from the
polluting influence of Slavery, but now
basely s~urrendering them to the slave
holders aggressive march.
We know that the eyes of many are
being opened to these fragrant inconsist-
encies, and the day is not far distant
when the honest and truthful principles
of the Republican prrty will have nc
more valiant defenders that the natural
lied citizens Of our land Cleveland
Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-23
Who has Changed!

Three of the nominees upon the Dem
ocratic State ticket were members Of
the General Assembly of 1848-9, and
voted for Salmon P. Chase for United
States Senator.
Henry B. Payne, candidate for Gov
ernor, voted for Chase.
Henry G. Whitman, candidate FOL
Supreme Judge, voted for Chase.
James A. Morris, candidate for Treas
urer, voted for Chase.
George f. Pugh, United States Sena,
tor. voted for Chase.
Samuel Medary, now Governor OF
Minnesota, Endorsed Chase as a Demo
crat, and SO did the Democratic presses
throughout Ohio. His political princi-
piles were ayowed and known as widely
then as now, and they are unchanged.
Yet the bred Scott Democracy hate
him with an intensity of hatred prcpor-
toned to their new born zeal for the
propagation of Slavery Ohio State
Journal.