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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-04
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
"Wednesday siesnrns, March D. 1877


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COLLISION Mempais Tenn Lasie eoh
tains the following notcs Of the ia'e co"'"on Oh
the Mississippi River, between she steamers Hum
boldt and Belfast:
The R.if,., was proceeding through the chute.
and seeing a coat .pprosceiog, gave the usual
si,rsi are would take to the right This sign
-. not nrooerly answered by the Humboldt. and
the BeIfss, stopped her engines. The Humboldt
approached, and being q stern wheel boat, and
hssvj'v laden she did not maenuvre very well,
Ard - a. directly across the channel when she was
s,ruek by the Belfast. The accident occurred
abou, o'clpek on Saturday morning. The Hum
bold. was struck imuedistey 10 front Of the boil.
ers about the ash pans, apd sunk ia few mo-
menis The cabin foated off and the passenger
were rescued The persons drowned were asleep
when the acei lent occur ed, and, q1ck did the
hull sink af.er the collision, they could rot be
saved The Humboldt had en- board valuable
cargo. consisting of moiasses. sugar and oher
Southern produce. and was bound for Nashville
Col J. w Alexander, prominent lawyer OF
Northu mberlaud. III I'D on the 18Th nit
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INN, -HEEF ikUN AND GAS FIT.
Il TING 5"ABLIsHMENT, THIRTEENTH
subscriber is fully prepared to do all kinds of work
10 tbs above business with dispatch; aid urns
thanks to his patrons for past favors and
of his business h. can promise his customers that
all work done by him will at least be ecu al to any
othsr house s the city, and fully a. ehssp-a fact
ROOFING, GUTrERING &c.-Hs 10 prepared
to execute this description Of work in very sups-
rior manner both ia town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, large aud aene-
raj assortment of Tin Ware. Wholesale and rel all
GAS FITTING He IL likewise prepared to do
all kinds Of Gss'Fitt,ng Ia tbs best manner.
PUMPS He kesps always on hand large and
extensive stock OF Well and Garden Pumps
felt CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
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MUSLIN tMEEUipEHik
lV1 Jus. opened 30j d U.ln Collars at IStc

MUSLIN hlMhEOipEH,k>
Nl Jus. opened goa mu'ln Collars at I?tc
$40 do do 81
900 do do varying in quslitJ
from 81 to $40.
Muslin Sleeves ard Collars in sets away besui.
tai as'oItmsn Mt 1t prices varying from " oo TO %
Linen and Cambria sstts, for breakfss. and travel
ling drsss
Very rich Lace sets, Lace Berthas, and Lace Col,
White ana Black Grape Collars
setts of "a h fe aud Black Grape and Muslin for
full and If mourning
Rich lhrea, Lac "a and Fdgings, Frerc CHI Laces and
Bobbin Edgng, Jaconst ana Swiss Muslin Edgings
and inset til es.
Jaoouet and Swiss Frils and Bands.
White JacoGets, NGinsook, Mulls, Check Csmbrcs,
Striped Swiss India Dim y Cam brio D nifty, Kent
ing, Bird eye Diaper, and Family Irish Linens at
faA CHRISTI Nv & LATHROP.
fl'U COUNTRY MkRCiiANf we are
L NV receiving our Spring stock of Fruits, Nuts
kaisins, Fies, lit1on, Currar. s.
Preserves Brardy Peaches
Pickles Serdnes
Anchovies Cstsups
large assortment Of Cgars Candies Of our own
manufec uie msde of the best sugars and warranted
to stand la sDV climate.
Call aud Examine at IS ksn street.
fs8 DAVID N. JONES GO
DuLLA 1t ~ > XII Il u NJ AVIC I'M.
l. MENF-cf the many Liniments, Emb
lions snd Lotions now before tie public as sovereign
remedies for rheumatism aad paI of all kinds weak-
ness OF the joints &c. in and al Diseases of
Horses requiring an external remedy, there is none
weventurs tosay, that has proven such universal
aev'ator of pain, IS POLLA I'D RHEUMATIC
LlN1hkNT. 1t IS no catch penny article. Thers
no untug, deception in 1t, as has been proven
by thousands. We warrant it to do ell it processes
to do
Price IS cts. ard so cts Large bottles old three
times much The small. Prepared by
JNO W. POLLARD, Druggist
fs % l7h street
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"a FIFTY fss5LLAhs * L w A II d.
Oh Rsnaway from the subscriber on The 18th dsy
IA of September isft.a bright mulstto esro boy,
- named TOM, about years old. When he
- left had on straw hat with q black band;
ciouded or spotted frock coat Has full head Of
hair, scars on oos or both the elbows; q
scsr on the inside of the left thgha those have
the appearance of being bit or cut with knife He
is lefc HANGED; shrewd and intelaent, and will NO
doubt sttempt to pass a. q free boy, and may hire
himself as such.
will give the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery Of said boy to me or secured In jail 20
that get him. VIM A. CLEhENT.
Address Campbell Courthouse. Va 10 l0-t
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ezr RIANOS.--.The subscriber
- has Just received one Of J. G. Ms
eher's celebrated octave PIANOS
y 10 d unnecessary to say anything 10
csmmendetion Of Fishers Pianos; they are too well
known and appreciated TO require il. Amy person
wishing suPerer Piano has now an opportunity 70
obtain one ss the msnufacturerS price, u.
THOS. w. KEE8EE,
sre ~ Gen. J. sampsr's Pearl u
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no COUNTRY .T.EkCHANTs.


TO COUNTRY 4'sKACHANrs.
SPRING TRADE, 1857.
am in receipt of my Spring Stock. wh,h proba-
bly, is the largest received in tGis city. and TO
which am making additions dsily-the folloa ing
comprising Part, VIZ:
800 drums crop Figs 80 bxs nessns Oranges
so toxes sad Raisins so do do Lemons
Il" bags Palm Nuts 10 casee Piunes
Is do new Pecan Nuts 10 trails Dates
So DO Almond. aesd casks Currents
1870 fresh Cososnuts 10 eateg Ssrdiues as.'d
so b,s assorted Pickles so do ass'd Preserves
100 do Gum Drops so boxes Juiubs Paste
so do MuGcat Wine 50 do ess'd Cordisls
STEAM CANDIES.
Also Steam Csrdy, of my own Manufacture of
standard Crushed sugars made by No. | workman
and warranted in everv particular
Give me call at lot Main street.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX
afs s8-lot STERN Candy Msnufactu or
NOT.tE.--r LAT I. wcu d resrecifui-
ly return his tbanIs to the citizens or Rich
mon6 FOX the encouTsg cement he has received since
be commenced the Undertaking business and would
say, thst he stu keeps good Hearse pair of ias
arg, gentle Horsss and careful Driver. lso,
Csfos of ell STYLES and quail tiss ana to persons no
may lose their servants hs thinks they will find It
TO N" II interest TO call him, to get them nratly
and chesply inferred
fe I3-lm. Broad street bef,,een I'd and 3d.
NNIlSe.--I have thte GaS appo.uIed ~.
=! SCHuLIZ. OF the city of Richmond my
Agent to conduct he business Of manufacturing and
selling CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS in said CITY;
the said business to be conducted by him exclusive
ly for cash. L. LICHTENSTEiN.
Feb. 2Si 1857. f. "a Ayr
EHAGLk SODA wAIhht ESIAbLIsH.
Ia MENT-The best article il always the cheapest
especially when 1t costs more than the inferior
article, and this 10 emphaticay the with CAM
ffELDS celebrated filtered Soda Water II any
body doubts It, let them try t for themselves and be
Convinced. am prepared 10 furnish superior fhils.
delphis Porter, Ale, and Champagne Cider in quac
titles to suit customers 1.-THE above articles are not
found to be Of this first quality, the money will be
refunded. w. CAHFlELO, Agent
Mandatory, 10th, between Main and Franklin SITS
de rs
nkSTINY DE1IONSTKATED. MA
~ DAME MOLTEN respectfully informs the "a
dies and Gentlemen OF Rich mond and vioinity thaa
she will give information IN ell the affairs relating to
life such Health. We sith. Love- Marriage, Jour
neys, Law Suits, biaien Ties in Business Absent
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% DHUG sTOhk FOX sAL ,s
~ Prof sionsl ensassmsnts rsqa'rins ws - ~. |.
~ attention. 1 Will ssll the Key, stoea sss apoa
- lures OF the Drug Store now KEPT ey ~, %
made The stock 10 not largo, but 10 very w' aaa,.
leetsd, and good business can DO done ~ ~
psteut person Who can give i proper sa.snnsssas
10 ii--ts JOHN 9. 49,
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II
= Warehouse, fer ths storage of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Coffee, sc, &c.
Persons having goods TO store, would consult their
interest by storing with We save them all trouble
in receiving shipping and marking attending person
ally to that GU selves.
They also cave e large amount of moneyin 6raysse
alone, by storing with Our Warehouse Being sit
uaed on the dock goods can be received and deliver
ed free of draysge.
Insurance effected a. the lowest city rates II de-
sired BRIDGFORD CO.
no 10 Corner 20'h. Dock and Cary streets
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DE-. MULTI,
the celebrs.ed Surgeon hropsdist, from cpdop.
~ any are DESTROYS to know If Or 4 is still in prec-
tice il this city IL gives DIR s. pleasure inform
them thai he msy lie stil found daily at bis Once,
On franklin ST. eeJ Dor south OF METROPOLITAN
rail- where al orders and letters directed i'll meet
with prompt attention. DR. = also waits upon those
10 need of his Sc vices at their residences usual
Or. B. intends removing bis Office, which W i'll be duly
noticed but until then he 10 stil franklin street
An srly call will obige fa 2-1itr
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1I1HN Nts-PAK CNhhsHIP OF FExt!U-
L SON, FARiSS co, announced on the LIST
dag Of January will not be changed in onssquance
of the death Of NJ Fergus but will be untinu-
ed under tho same style-the vacancy occasloned
thereby being supplied By Mr.. Sanue' Giorer.
j 3. FERGUSON, Jx.,
fHOS Il. FARISS,
Feb 1857. SAMUEL a. GLOVER.
fs l0-.-Im
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ENPAkTn EkShif.- 49, fbe sausc 'i0ers
" have entered into cop.rtusrship uuder the style
and firm Of gEEsEE. & PAhR, for the purpose of
manu- fscturing Stone Ware, and have taken the
hou,e at the of 18th and Gary streets where
they will keep always ON hand an assortment Of the
very best quality of Ware:
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
f. te-m DAVID PsRR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-15

~ The American Board of Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions is now in session
in.Providence. Tho report Of the Treasurer
shows that the receipts of the past year ex L.
ceeded those Of any previous yea, by slio.-
189 81. "a large number OF Delegates are IN
attendance, and it is thought that resolutions
in relation, to slavery may be introduced,
which will cause disturbance. This Board
has always managed to maintain rather a
neutIal position in regard to slavery and by
its judicious management has collected and
disburscd about $500 900 per annum for many
years, in the cause of Missions.
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rw-Mr. Robertson. Cashier of the Fac


wMr. Robertson, Cashier of the Eagle
Bank at Rochester, N. Y. a gentleman Of high
character, enjoying, apparently, the happiess
domestic relations, has been charged by a
physician with an attempt to bride him to
administer medicines to his wife that would
aggravate the disease under which she was
suffering, and which would probably have
eaused her death. It's supposed to be q high
handed conspiracy to destroy respectable
man for some base purposes perhaps of ex-
tortion. The relatives of his wife have no
belief in the charge. After his arrest he pro-
ceeded to his residence in company with the
Marshal who had him Ia charge, and inform
ed his wife that he had been arrested.for at
tempting to murder her. She at first laugh
ed, and thought he was quizzing her, but
being assured by the Marshal that he spoke
the truth, she burst into the most frantic exc
.clamatiGns Of grief, and declared that moth
ing had ever occurred to mar the perfect love
which existed between them. All who know
Mr.. Robertson believe him the victim Of
iiabolical conspiracy. -.,.,ss. .sg,g :. X
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J The Emo uirer ON Conventions.

We are glad to SEQ the Enquirer frankly
and honestly contessine> the following i'm
portant truths in regard to Conventions:
econ ventions arc deservedly in bad odor
with our community but it is to be hoped
that the Convention in prospect viii be ex
equations to some 7 could mention. Too
much trickery and finesse,- too much -intimi-
dalton, fraud and peg-setting, too much
trinminS and packing there nowadays at
Conventions, for them to become popular
with the masses. This abuse, like many
others, soon works its own remedy. If tho
people are not satisfied with the integrity of
the Conventions decision, they will disre-
gard it, and then those who assume to die
tate at such meetings, will be moro cautions
and more disposed to admit q little more
fairness into the game."' ~ so-i - -
If the proposed Convention for the nomi-
nation of a candidate to Congress, shall not
make an honest selection and nominate q
worthy man for a candidate, we hope the
Enquirer and every honest, independent
member of tie party will repudiate its doings.
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CREscENr Cry BANKa a
Evansrille La Sant La 1Q57 M q

n ''''' 1'Sf III '0OF " ~ 6U"''
Fly. CAELlLE Dear Sir-In your paper
Of yesterday morning you state that Sin this
city the supply, Of Eastern exchange is ex-
hausted, and none was to be had on Satur-
day at any rate of premium" Will you
please correct this statement. We have fur
nished to the customers ofthis Bank aitthcy
have required up to the present time. (. 4
= Very respectfully, W. BAKER, Cash.
-wearc also INFORMED by Mr.. Copeland
that he has had full supply of Eastern ex-
change for all who have called for II, st his
Barking house. 20 "'e'.'3 - aiY ="
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~rhe. cinCinna.i Times IN uooticin,

svThe Cincinnati Times in noticing
Judge Hovey's declension Of nomination to
the Supreme Court, on account ofthe meagre
salary, says that it reminds it of celebrated
actor who, while performing to very poor
houses, in Mobile, replied to . request that
he would renew the engagement, that he had
not brought a sufficient amount Of money
with him 2 Prolong his stay. At another
time, when in possession of more funds, he
would be happy to obliee them.
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ENGLrsH REvIEws.--We have received
from Leonard Scott & Co., the July
numbers of the London Quarterly Re-
view and the Edinbdrg Review for the
same month, and the aBlackwood,s. Ma
gazine fur August. Every one who de-
sires cheap and substantial reading,
should take these publications.
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~ RICHARD NUeENr, ESQ.,, Cotton Fac
tor and Commission Merchant, New Orleans,
will accept our thanks for late London and
Liverpool papers. Mr.. n. has just returned
from . tour through France, Switzerland,
England and Ireland;- with the exception of
o slight infection of The potatoes in the latter
country, he represents the crops as being ex-
cellent. -
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@ The New York papers say, that
the Committee from Cincinnati, appointed
to investigate the affairs Of the Ohio Life
and Trust Company, find matters in a
much more favorable state than was an
ticipated. ..svsF us. ~ s1G-y.s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-15

WhKAr.-In Iowa City, Iowa, wheat was
selling last week at so to so cents. At points
on the Upper Mississippi River it was selling
at s5 to 10 cents. AT Chicago it is quoted at
10 cents for Spring wheat. On Tuesday OF
last week, 14o freight cars on the Rock
Island Railroad, frei9hted with wheat, came
into Chicago The Rock Island papers say
that good deal of wheat had sprcuted in
that neighborho0d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-15

~oGT The Appleton. Massachusetts, and
Prescott Mills at Lowell. Mass, have ALI
stopped. The, mills Of these three cor
porations contain 77,437 spindles, and
employ /, 700 females and 800 males. y
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GREAT BARGAINS, IA
IN CLOTHING AND FURNISHING

Western Star Clothihs Store,
UNDER THE rAvrLroS HorxL. ~, ~ , f.
EXTENDING to make change in my business, by
the 18th Of September; and to give all my friends,
customers and the public generally chance to get
very cheap Goods; yet before reire from bust
dess, offer my entire stock cf Goods consisting in
Ready made Clothing, Shirts. Drawers, Handka-
chiefs, Hats, Caps, Trunks and yalises, at sresy
duced prices. So fyou want to make or save money,
call soon at LOBENsTINE's
augs9 2wl ~ a Western Star Clothing Store.
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MORE FAILuREs.-A dispatch from Ne

York, dated the 9th inst, says:
The failure CT Mr.. Stephen Colwell, an old
merchant Of Philadelphia, extensively en-
gagged in the iron and railway equipmen,
line, is reported to-day. lIets said to have
property to the amount of million of doll
lars, unavailable at the moment, and his La
bilities are half million. 'tll -. ~ = y
The bills Of tho Ontario Bank and Orleans
Those Of the latter are not secured.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, Sept 10Th. ~ the Rev. Benz. Hall.
THoS. II. cRIsT 10 MARGARET ELIzAB1fH,
e4est daughter Of VIM. Linz wiler, both Of Ceite
fownship. ~ r. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-15

or The New Haven Courier init
mates, that Prof. SiIlimAn and hisfriends
are preparing reply to the Presidents
late letter. r. ~ go
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~ We call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement of the canal boat w ash
ington. She will make regular trips between
this place and Petersburg
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-15

EThe Plymouth Bank Of this State is
saii to be q wild cat copcern, and worthless.
The Mianivailey Bank is reported failed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-15

HeimbOld's Compound Fiaid Extract A. =
remedy for Diseases Of The Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
Dropsy, Weakness, &c, has no equal. Head thead..
vertisrment in another column headed " Helmbold's
Genuine Prepsration."e :. 49, s-.f
auyI3-lm = wOOLSEYl& SAWY ER, Agents..
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Bran and skorts
Fs s.. ale at reduced psSsk !. Y ssr H

n Blne Masss and all other nfner=l c6npS5 ash
the shape Of pills have been laid add "a
for better prodnction from the vese<abls ktn1ssf
In the shape a. HosrETrEsS stouach Bfssess. fhese
celebrated Biters are entirely vesesabes and teboo.
binasion Of such nature as4o guarantee perfect at
In being used by both young md Oh, male sndfemale,
the latter in particular have received the most saluary
benefit from the use Of these Bitters, when all Oder
treatment from the most sklfui hands have failed in
restoring them from state Of debility to perfect health.
For sale by Druggists generally. go = Iseptle-Iw
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!, J. SPECIAL NOTICES.

AH NOTICES, in thiSplsce, 10 cents per line
49, one insertion; - Germ per line three times;
- - 1gr There are Oecasiens - ifairf
when even the hesithiest people need medicine, the
changes OF diet. OF weather., and hundredsof other
causes, produce aaxity IN the system that needs cor
resting, or in other words the liver becomes slightly
deranged, and needs stimulator. II oil WIN End
themselves IN Mis- situation will try Dr.. sAxvoRDs
INvIeoRAToas they may DC sure Of relief. as wscsn
testify 10 Its ecacy In curing Headache; Indsestion
Sour Stomach, and other iiis 90 common IN fsmry
It acts medicne, easier and better than any dose
Of pills We ever swallowed, and Is so mild thai the
smallest infant can take Il. tSee Advatisement)
septl5-fm. -
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Of debt still due from us that is being
pressed home for collection, for,-which
We are sending little but specie. Il is a
sod odefosioii to suppose thc VESTS not
ID danger Of bankruptcy. and a suspen.
sion ofspeeie payments. If she does not
ship freely and speedily. and turn the
current of exchange, specie payments
cannot be maintained sixty days. Our
wheat and corn must 60 at the best
prices they will bring or our specie will
all be gone, An, army stationed along
the SUBMITS Of the Aileghanies cannot
arrest the Transmission Of it, And, il
through the failure Of the West to meet
her engagements. still othec disastrous
suspensions shall occur in New York, an
other shock will be given to credit that
may cause . general suspension of specie
payments. ss<t .,ssE l.saI
!, or Mr.. Ray, Secretary Of the Sink.
ing Fund COMMISSIONERS has been for
some weeks in New York, taking al,
vantage of the great depression in the
stock market. to buy up the State bonds
issued for. the capital Of the old State
Bank. We learn he has succeeded in
purchasing considerable amounts at rs
to II per cent; saving to the State, by
this timely and jndicious proceeding
from 20 to Is per cent. The Fund
Commissioners have received from the
old Bank over three quarters Of million
Of dollars, as a portion Of the States
stock in the institution. The Commits
sioners viii invest the whole Of this sun
in, the purchase, of the Bank bonds, il
they can be obtained at reasonable
discount. They have an agent in Europe
to purchase as many as can be obtained
from the ,European, holders. Mr.. Ray'
operations in. New York has had TIT
effect to raise the quotations from rs t
70 per cent. Eigh.y-three is equivalent
to par for 5 per cent. bonds. Too mucl
anxiety to purchase them would enhance
their price, and the operation Of buyin.
is one requiring shrewdness and delicac.
in it's management. for which Mr.. Ra.
has peculiar qualifications, By the goo'
management Of the, Commissioners, tn
State may, save 1000 to $3.50. 900 i
the liquidation, Of the Bank bonds.
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Cheap Flour.

GOAL NOTICE.
rhs p1osof Coal At the BoslA AkzxEsvp \ Ne
Pit, cents per bushei; hanled = ny ~ n the
city, 10 ceuts Per bushel. - - -
John W1uOND