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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-13

4 SINGULAR CASE In the Cour: of Queens
B1rch, Montreal Canada, Vaifray Vincelet, No.
sary late Of the Parish of St Athanase was put
upon bis trial. charged with stealing 81 ,387 lOs
the property of Joseph Gsbouri. The money in
question. 81 $50. was found by Gabouri, in the
streets cf New York in July, 1854. He returned
was 10 receive a commission of ten per cent for
lila trouble. The notary having got the money
into bis possession, kept it, putting off Gabouri
from time to time with excuses, and trifing sums
10 the amount Of $50 in ell AZ last the prose-
cutor becoming more pressing, be denied ever
having received anything from Linn and turned him
Gu Of his house. The court charged the jury that
neither the crime of embeZzlement nor larceny
had been made out against the accused who was
acquitted.
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SUDDEN AND SINGULAR DkGTH p Roaan
died suddenly yesterday, after a great deal of in
.onse suffering 1t is thought that he was poison.
ei on Thursday last by handling hides 1t ia sup-
posed that while handling the hides he rubbed a
Iimple OF bis face in such manner as to get the
poison into the circulation. He was not seriously
il til Saturday, when the pimple commenced
swelling very rapidly. 1t soon extended to his
whole head, and then descended TO his body as
far down as the waist. At the time of his death
=, head was as large a half busbel. while bis
features were so distorted that his most intimate
friends could Eot recognize him. The death of Mr.
Ro4sn has led to two opinious-oue is, that be
died from the effects Of the poison, while the other
is that the matter introduced into the pimple led
to erysipelss, and that to death. Mr.. R was
young man of good habits ALBANY Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-13

rCounfry Merchs sts and others wide.
is the city this spring mako their pnrehssea VIII
Al ali 10 csll and examine my stoek OF Hardware
before purchasing elsewhere, e am selling On .
oost TO close business. THOMAS HOW,
n Sa-im 2l9 Main strest-
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Monday Morn,us, April I3, 1857.


THE HOSTILE CHIrPEwAs AND S1oux-PEAcE
CoNcLurFp.--The St. Cloud Advertiser confirms
,se statement that the Chippewss and Sioux, who
have been for years at war-have finally suspend
e5 the hostiliies and smoked the calumet of peace
II say, that party Of saventy-fve Indsns of both
ives aud composed or each Ct these tribes, paseed
tr,u,h that town On Friday last. council of peace
t.s been held through the intervention of the In
sisn Asent. and now the Sioux of this party were
c.otn parry ing tAe Chippewss 20 their homes TO
aive the hosp'tslites ct their nation OF this band
xrs-e several aged tqusws, who toilinz under
hrrdens heavy enough for mules. These burdens
,ere competed Of tent poles, tent awnings made of
deer hides sad various cooking utensils, with what
s,sutv provls'ors they had. The younger squaws
ssve sslutstion TO the town "a they passed along in
tss form Of sQualting papooses strapped their
backs The children were upon sleds made of birch
bark ard drawn along by their mothers; white the
ya!sni warriors struggled along by their sides On
,uow shoes, supporting only the weight Of pipe,
blanket sad gun and showing their friendly feelings
ly s,noSibF esch others pipes. Some of the war
Eays sd tt ctr faces painted black which 10 said to
BE- The sien Of mourning; which, with the feathers
stuck in their long black hsr. (the indications of the
r7aber Of their enemies they had scalped gave 10
them very hdsous appearance.
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NUN ApRI.Rs.

PENNSYLVANIA BUCK WHEAT.
RO SACKS BUCKwHEAr FLOUR, just received on coz
~ Segment and for 50 by
dec1s D. d. DlCKEY.
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GsaicJY Club.

Mr.. w. II. CRISP, the entrprising Manager Of
the Gaiety Theatrt, in this city, proposes the TO-
nation of a Social Club, under the of the
Gaiety Club. Tn design Of the association is to
furnish innocent and peasurable recreation from
the ordinary labors OF it's Numbers. The member
ship is limited to fifty; is to have officers, elected
by the N, mbcrs, and such Vues aud regulations as
will efectualIy accomplish the objects sought.
Mr.. CRISP has already fitted up in very handsome
style, club room, in the third story Of the Thea
tire, which is to he supplied with the newspapers
OF the city, and those of the principal cities Of
the Union. Lunch will be served to members
each day, and every other accessory TO comfort
necessary. Il is intended TO be a social resort for
gentlemen where they can spend hour each
day proftlhly aud pleasantly. Why may We not
have a Giles or wills in Nashville, such even as
Addison aud Steel had in London.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE NATIONALLINE.
reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1

WAsHINGroN, Dec. 23-SENArE-Mr. Stuarr b, :
lieVed that the Lecompton Cow ntion was the
gre fraud ever undertaken to be prsc iced on
any people, and those who attempted TO force
the Leeompton Constitution on thu people, would
light the torch OF civil discord throughout the
Union.
HoUsE.-A resolution instructing the committee
on Territories to enquire into the expediency Of
excluding Mr.. Bernhisel, adopted
SENATE-Mr. Broderck spoke AGAINST the Lee
compton convention, and endoesed most of the
views of Aessrs. Douglas and Stuart.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24-Cotton declined I, dull;
Whisky 1924. Sugar firm.
CINcrNxATI Dec 24.-FIour So so; whi-ky I58
al54; Wheat, white 70a75; red 60 60; Hogs
81 49,. Mess Pork SlSI1S 25; Lard very dull,
q st.
ST LOUIS Dec. %. The democrat" s,ys that
the Kansas Legislature, has passed act repeal
ton, and that the militia law was passed over Mr.
StAntOn'- veto.
Gen. Lane, is appointed Brigadier General, with
eight Brgadiers acjutant and full military organi-
zatiop.
New YoRK Dee 24-The Bark Almsh has been
released.
WAsHINGToN D C. 24.-House.-So much Of
the Presidents sage, as refers to Utah was re-
ferred to the Committee Oh Territories, and the
House adjourned to the 4Jh OF January.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a Mr.. Cass's letter to Gov
Walker accepting his resignation Governor Of
Kansas is published. Mr. Ctss's letter to Gen
DenVers was sent to the Senate iRstructug him to
preserve peace in Kansas, and give ell an OppOr-
tunity Of voting. and to employ United States
troops if necessary to secure that end.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEws.


The river is still falling, with sufici Sns waaer re-
manning on the shoals for all classes of sfsanboa
The ]. G. Cline, came Up yesterSssy from Mem.
phis, and will leave for that pors again on Monday
next. The Cline ia a favorite boat, aud iustly so
with passengers. Her Clerk will please accept our
thanks for Memphis ps2erA, in advance of the
mail.
For CINcrNNATL-The Princess being unable to
discharge all of her freight yesterday, dill not
leave for tAe above plare as was anticipated She
will leave to~day at II O'clock NJ positively. She
csne INTO the Cum oerIsnd with the largest trip Of
the season, her manifest being several feet in
length, and Ter rooms full of passengers. For a
"Chris,inas treat" and 1 wishing pleasant and
agreeable trip, We would sly, 90 aboard early,
place yourself in charge Of h clever commander,
| C,pt. BRUcE and her attentive clerk, Wills, and
| ''hard times will be forgotten"
IL The jams johnson, arrived from New
| Orleans on yrsteriay. She will leave on return
trip on to-a orrow. To h,r kid and obliging
CT, rks, Messrs. BOYD aud SHAW. we are indebt, d
for some of the best bivalvrs, we have seen 10 our
market this season. A few Of the ''ssme sort,
are left, aud be obtained at the Metropolitan,
corner Of Cherry and Cedar street.
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CITY Council.
THURSDAY NIGHT, Dec. "a

THURSDAY NIGHr, Dec. "a.
The Board of Mayor aud Aldermen met last
night, in the City Hall.
Aid. Fogg, from Finance Committe, presented
the reports OF the revenue Collector and Water
Tax Collector crived and filed.
Aid. Halle presented the ports from the Secrr-
taries of Fire Companies No. ani T. the former
showing 100, and The latter 81 members, aud APP
paratus in good order.
Aid. Ira p. Jones, from Hospital Committee,
made a verbal report in regard TO the pauper pa
tents in the Hospital and the rel ,tions existing
between that institution and the Corporation.
Gajety 7Heore.-Ald. Davis reported adversely
on the petition of w. II. Crisp, to put up boards
agaist lamp posts, to paste bills upon.
Aid Fogg, from Committee on Expenditures re-
ported in favor Of improving Black Horse Ally.
Aid. Coleman, from School Committee, presented
the report from the committee, reporting adversely
in favor Of purchasing lot from w. L. Nance, for
school purposes.
Aid Halle presented a bill to elect Street over
The bill passed on its third reading.
The Board then went into the election of Street
overseer, aud the rst ballot, Mr.. James Henson
was el cted.
Aid. Ware, petition in relation to the grade,
on new High street. Referred to Street Commute.
Aid. Hayne, petition from certain ciJizens in
relation to an alley in Sixth Ward, near Tenn. &
Ala. Railroad. Referred.
The report Of the specih committee ia relation
to renting the Wharf OF Mr. VaulI, reported 10 fa-
vor Of renting.
After the transaction OF some unimportant bust.
ness the Board adjourned.
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I'd. She boygan Nieuwsbode

you sick probability that the root Of your
suGerings in the stomach From a stomach pro-
coed dyspepsia, anguOr, opp preston diaphragm,
jsundce, headache, bodily weakness dmness Of
sight, heartburn, eostveness dysentery and legion
other tormenting diseases Indigo ton produc thin
blood, therefore destroys the strength vgor
system. the Of Tho stomach enable
throw of and dismiss forever all these rnentng and
dangerous complaints nothing necessary persever-
ing Of Hoohand's erman Btter prepared by Dr. O.
Jackson Phiadelph a. There is mistake no failure
il their sanitive elects.
For BY druggists and stOrekeepers every
village the United States, Canadas. West Indies and
South America, at Csc per bottle.
2-lm.
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Chr5sEalaeES PreselsEs.

Va have hand the flowing useful and Ornamental
w articles, that would make tn most valuable ChTi t.
gift that be given al Of which will sell at very
low prices fy cash
+ egant China. Porcelain, ard Java Vases.
JEWELL BOXES, g eat variety Of ornamental pat
CHINA INKsTANDs, MATCH BOXES, FLOWER
STAND BUTT X PLATES
MANTLE AID ETAGERE ORNAMENTS, great variety
OF elegant patterns.
very elegant COFFEE URNs, TEA and COFFEE POTs,
&C,
CHAMBER SETS, the handsome patterns to be found
in the Eastern Cite.
BRIITANIA, rLANISHED TIN and English and Ameri-
Japanntd Landlescks Coal Vases, Copper and
meDted Goa scuttles.
Feather DustrTs u all sizes.
Hearth Broom, different styles.
tngi-h CntleTy-Piattd.
Forks, spoons, Cake Baskets Cups, &c.
Raft Rocking, Hall and SewiTg Chairs.
knife Baskets Woe, and Japanued Tin
PLATE WAhMr Rs, elegant r. gil h patterns.
Spice Boxes, Caster and Bread Boxes.
Plated BTttauia Casters, Liquor and Pickle Stands
WALTERS all sizes, ,he greatest variety in
Mas vile
CAKE Al D PUDDING + Ms.
100 BIRD CA rs, OF the most elegant designs.
Our RSsor Of HLue hing GODS more
sve and elegant than befors and will sell for
cash a. d very small adv auCe upon cost.
d=c21-u MACKENZIE WILSON.
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HARD rime.-rrles. to Correspond.

day l4th Of this month and January S5s propose to
offer stock Of dry goods az for cash We don't
this to on lot Of Old goods Tor STOCK nearly
new, having been business but a time, but be
cause wish % reduce stock hand
We have splendid lot OF Veivetand Ioth Coaks, Back
and Fancy Elk, Embroderes, Iaces, 4e. white and
Linen Goods, besides great many different kind goods
which Il needless Come one come all II Yen
wish to buy better bargains than you an opporla-
atty Of doing for a long time.
gAnl5. LC NICHOLSON A 90
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FlasH<s w ANTED-Immediat TO-
IL 900 men to engage in the sale Of the most
popular selling Books in America. InValds, mechanics
farmers and teachers, wishing travel will find this
very profitable and pleasant business bling them
the country and make money at the time. A.
gents in the business clearing from $500 81 500
per year. For full particulars of Books address
H. NJ. RULlsON, Queen City Publishing House, Main
street, Cincinnati Ohio or, if living East, RULIsoN,
Philadelphia. sept2I.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS EnR SALE.

DY Of decree of the Chancsry Court Al Ma h-
ID Vile at the November Term, lo51 10 tue Geo
God ard, ami others VS. T. J. KreIief and hers
shall Monday he 25th Of Jan AIRY, 1888, upper
end Of the MarAe House, on the ruoc square,
wi e. prOcsed to public sale, Of Z45 scres
oil land in Chea ham county, known as the Kingston
Springs, occupied BY ). NFeider And the 27th
OF tn, Kingston spring, shan proceed to sell
ehold and kiJcnen furniture beIoBgn
SPRING. the personal properly belonging 70 the
krtIder Baker attached 10 Spring sad
Ia upon a credit Of two ear with
from date and the property cash for
all unde 800, all sums over .OU under 400
three edit; ali 900 six onths credit
Notes ~ th EOOu security will be required:
uec24Lh-td. Z. ID. DhIEN. CLERK and Master.
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The OPERA.-The engagement Of the Opera
Troupe is drawing to a Close; aud citizens will
have but two more opportuniti-s to hear tn I'm,
III ht aud tomorrow night. For the bill to night
an act from each Of the three Operas, II Trovatore,
Ia Sonnanbula and Gin ieralIa, has been selected.
1t is a spleniii bill Tomorrow night Miss Hoi-
con takes A benefit, and as we publish pap on
that day, we bespeak for her now full hOus
She has done her duty well, and deserves bum
per.
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Cheap Cash Store.
COREEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material. SC.


WOOD WARE.
90 pkgs oOvd Buckets has dos Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 900 % HAmes;
IS Vanished and Three $1,000 PlOx Handles;
81 900 Handles Cane Fishing POles
1T5 white Cedar Buckets; 500 Assted Liquor Kegs;
500 pkgs Half Bush Measures IS Nest Boxes, yArnshd
IS dos Pine Churns, assorted 400 Painted abs and
100 nests white Tubs; 125 wen Buckets asssd
BASKET WARE.
200 willow Wagons common 700 nests Ss5man Market
500 Carts. common; 500 dos gssd
500 ex.taA tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs zoo dozen assorted MArke
500 extra IS doE ohldren's Rattan and
10 Pick SG-f Baskets: 2 dos ass'ted once Chairs
Rattan and willow, very nice and cool for summer
Aso-oo. Hampers imported fancy Baskets; Work Fruit
nd Flower stands. Aiso-Wulov " ork made to ordei
FANCY GOODS.
100 dos Feather Busters; 400 bales AIicant Mats
500 assted Shoe Brushes so Jue Hark and skeletoS
100 ex. Scrub q" Mats;
Is Rocking Horses; IS dos Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
l0Oeoils N and IN inch Manila Rope, go feet;
Il, 10 coils . oi %oS 40 40 SsO 90;
rs reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
500 doE Cotton PIOw Lines and Bed Cord;
100 dos Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
1000 lbs Broom Irvine Hemp 500 lbs Wool Twirs;
us bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
50 a wrapping Irvine; $50 JGts Rope;
I 500 bundles Qrund) IansermAn's Wrapping Paper;
1880 4" AeRreEor's do do;
1900 reams LocklAnd do do;
100 reams Tea Paper % reams Shoe Paper
900 Roofing do dryi Roofing do satu'ted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candies Lard OIL Opal Candies, stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
sFs' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Charns Is Red Cedar IT, 49, 90 % do
Oerdar 16, is, % do Painted do 90 "a "a de
Brass Hoop dos - " do Barrel do 10 IS, 60 % %
HAMES.
oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s.. n. BARRETT,
/ mAy14 cor. Walnut and Front sts., oinoinnati.O
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The EcLECrIC MAGAzINE-We would call the
attention of the reader, to the advertisement OF
this Mag zine in our columns tO-nty. 1t is truly an
an invaluable periodical. The January number for
1853 is already ut, and fully comes M to the ex-
pectations created by the promises Of the publisher
1t is a chef dOuUrc!
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LECrURE.-We learn that L. n. FOWLER, the di--
tiuguished Phreuoogist Of New York city, pro-
poses making a Lecturing tour through the South
ern Statee, during the present winter, Mr FOWLER
Is the American pioneer IN this science, and his
lectures will undoubtedly be highly interesting,
and will, without doubt. draw large audiences
wherever he may deliver them.
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CoAfLAlSING-We have heard repeatedly du-
ring the last few days, persons con pl.iuing OF
weakness aud debility We woald say TO al such,
gel some OF kcLEAA's SrRINGTuEsiAa CoKDIAL
AND BLOOD PURTIEK. IL Is beyond ali douu, the
only remedy that ~i renovate AMI Strengthen the
system. The immense demand Tor il from all parts
Of The United States. is proof enough Of les beno-
heial effects. We know by experience that il is a
delicious remedy to take. Call and try il. See the
advertisement in another column.
dec. 23.-dIW.
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NnPnnertiIITuesdaY.

The Intervention of the Christmas holidays
will prevent us from publishing the PATfI'T
Saturday and Monday. The enjoyment of a
brief season of rest and festivity as the year
draws to a close, has brcnme an inveterate
habit with all classes Of persons, the high and
the low, the rich and the poor, and we shall
not seek to restrict his privilege of those who
labor for us. We are sure the good readers of
the PATRIOT would not ask US to do it.
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Presents for the I,oIId.v,.

Gu friend B +. Shields, determined not to be
OuIdone in preseut-making these holiday times,
has advertised ? 200 valuable presents to be given
away after the following very liberal plan-to every
purchaser Of splendid motto cup and saucer for
only three dollars, he gives present, varying in
value from 80 TO 100 dollars See his cireu.
lars for full particulars. Dee. 25, lw.
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Earucbe Cured

This painful Affection which many persons especial
" children subject every fall and winter is ready
rable By the Of BRLGG's LKmEsT few drops
upon piece of cotton should put into the
be borne and the surrounding parts well bath
ed with the Lniment applied with gentle friction with the
hand. Thous ands ofcases have been relieved in few nil
nutes by this invaluable liniment 1t is also nfabe
for rheumatism Neuralgia sprsns and Bruises Burns
and scald and all diseases skin Its by
respectable Druggists.
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weakness of the Stomach and Indiges-

Weakness of the Stomach and Indiges--
ton.
Another great eec by BThaves Holland Bitters.
The wife Of PIETEE De " TITS, living Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Visor SIM suffered much Weak
Hes8 cJte Stomach and Indigestion. She had De.
der physicians for time disease
ed to battle his skill. She purchased HOLLAND
81 TIERS at Office, which has given her
ach; her appetite and strength returning firm
" believe that this is smother great cure Effected by your
medicine.
We have still to record any wonderful eeee by
this remeey wait another opportunity One thing
you rely upon, what have published per-
much respected in community and are literally
true. J. QUINFUs,
I'd. She boygan Nieuwsbode, sheboygan Wis
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Terms of subscription,
PROSPECTUS FOR THE FOURTH YEAR
OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

FINDING JANUARY 2sth, 1s5s-PURCHAsE OF THE
H FAMOUS DUSSELDORE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS 7
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Among the large and valuable collection Of Paintings to
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uary, 1885, from the Dusseldorf Paintings,
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The works in Marble will embrace Powers famous and
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BrOzeG complete Catalogue Of which given in the
plement Of this Journal.
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~ The mail train on the Nashville aud Chat
tanooga Railroad, due here yesterday at st o'clock
A. NJ, did not arrive till about o'clock P. N. q;
having been detained by accident on the road,
the large locomotive on the 9th side of the tun-
mel having broken through the trestle work.