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CAsUALTY.-The Staunton Spectator states that
on Saturday last, Samuel Gilkerson, sou of Mr.
David Gilkerson, of Augusta county Va, was
killed in the following manner: On that day he
was attending saw mill and as he did not 70 to
supper when the bell rang in the evening, a ser.
want girl was sent for him, and she returned say
ing that log held him fast. His brother FASTENED
to the mill and found him lying on the rail with
heavy log across his neck entirely dead.
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~PubIic Temuerance meeting Spring.
sld Division No. 1877, Sons Of Tenn persree will held
DaYl evening at Union Station Methodist Church,
at 81 O'clock Several interesting sedresses may be
exrctsd The public cordially invited TO stte I'd
Sons of Temperance =. You are hereby notifsd to
p.eet at your Diyiiion Room. at * O'Clock this
(THURSDAYl evening. to attend the above mseting.
Sister Di visions are cordially iavited to mest with
NJ. By order Of the w. P.
10 1T RO. r. RICHARDSON, RS.
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A HIGH PRICE w. @. Tyler, of Louisville,
KY purchased forty four feet the corner of Vine
and Main street, st. Louis. last week, for which
he paid 81 100 per foot-S76 760
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The Pauding, Miss, Clarion records an unfor-
tunate rencontre in that place few nights since,
between one Joseph Long and William French
which resulted in the death of the latter Long has
God
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DRowNED.-On Sunday last two young men
Thomas Allen and Charles Bartheld, were drowned
il White Pond, four miles west of Akron, Ohio,
while engaged in fishing
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r. FoR QUICK portraits 60 to TYLER Co., and
pay them 60 cents Don't be deludsd into the snal q
of paying ST. SO and 81. 1t is folly.
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D.NyIIIE. PENN, June 2-In the case Of The
noisouipg of David Twiges and Mrs Clark. the
Coroner's Jury havsreturned verdict stating that
their death was caused by arsenic administered TO
them BY Mrs. Twiggs and w j. Clark. Inc ac'
cused have been committed for trial
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ST.. LOUIS June 2d.-The Leavenworth Herald
Iearps from Mr.. williams who left Salt Lake City.
April 18th. that Brigham Young was carrying
things with high hand, 10 respect to driving the
Gentiies away. Judge Stiles the U. Marshal.
Surveyor General and . large number OF emil.
grants. had been obliged to leave the territory.
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TTYLER l. &C., artists, 139 Main street. The
rooms Of these skiful mauipulstors continue crowd
ed to excesI 400 portraits taken daily.
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HOG CHoLERA.-This mysterious disease has
appeared at the Allegheny city tPa) poor farm,
where of forty hogs belonging to the farm at the
time the plague appeared, two weeks ago only six
remain-thirty four having already died.
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~ Special N0tice.-Tho attention OF the
rublc is requested to thu sale Of tbs valuable Libra
~ to be sold THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at our
store. Catalogues are ready
led EB. COOK l. CO., Aucts.
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ELECTION RETURNs-The returns given in cur
columns from day to day. are complete, and in
most cases official Some that have been published
heretofore imperfestly. we give now in full
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ooH'H OF JuLY-Tne citizens Of Petersburg
asla : "tsang on Tuesday To make arrangements
"s proper celebration Of the coming 4th Of
jury John I. Clements was elected - orator sor
.ns OCCASION. and Leuteuant Thomas N Tr.,lor
- reader Of the Destination Of Independence =.
tne mayor appointed numerous commit,ss !,
Arrangements. A'''se OF
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WINTERIE THE LAP OF SUMNER There were,
it is stated. on the first day of June, masses of
frozen spray and snow fifty feet in ssid thickness
under the American side of the falls at Niagara
heavy rock thrown upon them makes no more
imprs ssion than upon hard ice
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ANOTHER MoB-John Jolliffe, a we'll known
lawyer of Cincinnati was attacked by a mob in
Covington, KY, on Saturday, and was compelled
to beat hasty retreat across the river to escape
personal violence. His opposition to the fugitive
slave law " as the cause of the outrage
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REWARD The Mayor of New York has been
authorized by the Board of Aldermen to offer q re-
ward of o., 600 for the discovery of the murderer
~ nr Rurdeli
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- THs rusraAL Of the late Rosrar 9. s1Aa'
AAD. Esq will take place, this dsy we fsaesns'
Of bis family, on 0rsss street. 1t hall past oeloea
His friends and those Of the family are reque'ssa 70
att
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Appointment by the President.
WASHINGTON, June 3-Judge Williams Of
lows, has heen appointed AS ociate Judge of the
Supreme Court of Kansas.
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aPruIAL rOrrrKn.

~ RfchmeuA, Charlottesville asd staun
Ton 9ELGsRAPH CoMPAHY.--The gtochhoIAers OF
this rorpsny will meet for Organization, Of Char.
louisville on MONDAY, June 9Th, 1857. A full at
b. o CROWLEY 4 CO.
ia4-dtd Contraetogs and Builders
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BOSTON, June 3.-The steamer Niagara sahee
at noon to.dav for Liverpool She takes on
nearly 81 $50 0G0 In specie.
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js4-dtd

- Nstice-A meefisg will be held IN the
sehool goom Of odd Fellow Hall, on FRIDAY
EVENING, at 9 O'Clock, for the purpose Of forming
Hibernisn Society. ALI persons favorable 70 such
an object requested to attend and partispate in
the action of the meeting. ts2-2r
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Tho Goverporship OF UTAH.
WASHINGTON. June Sd 1t is believed tnat Coi
Cumm;roa Of Missouri. late Superintendent of 10.
dian Affairs has been selected for the Governor"
ship of Utah.
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a. Large Framed HOME, mt Auct!on...
Attention IL requested to my sale, Of the large Fran
ed House, on Marshall street, between Sd and 4th.
this afternoon, commencing at o'clock. 10 be re-
moved within ten days. BY order Of the Trustees.
ia4-lt THOS W. KEE0EE, AucN.
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~ IT MAY Nor BE sssEnALLr ksows
The Liver Inyirorator, whose reputation has bscome
10 great 10 one of the very best remedies Tor tns ps
v,,liss epidemic OF Diarrbes, Dysentery, snd eu"'
mar Com plant that regularly visit our nelsn0si
hsod 1t this season Of the year.
: ~. vouM advise al % soon - they are attacked
9TH .uv Of these complaints, to Get bottle OF d
a. .ro, p,s LIVER INv1G ORATOR inimedfsteiy TOT va
hv. "A ofsn tiled It with scarce dnse failure 20
cur. that ws can Enthusiastically pronounce 1t the -
a.. and surest remedy know Of for those disssse
.,,b.r ia adults or children Eating summer fruits
an produces derau cement Of the stomach and bow
Al, with tendency to Cholers, Cholera lnfantum
d otber distressing complaints al OF which will 30
almost relieved by the use Of the InSgo-
rotoy hich sleanses and purfes the System, giving
i,or to the Appetite relieving indigestion ana sour
ne.s Of stomach, and 10 uneguslled 30 preventsuVe
Of FEvRR AND AGUE - Tdtdhassec SenftHet
BENNETT. BEERS FISHER ana AD's
Agents for Richmond j. l-oso@"
~ NOTICE WHICH Wish ALL TO Read A.
expect to leave here on Monday, LIST OF June, Tor
Europe on business, and will be absent from homo
for some time During my absence, my business Will
be conducted by practical men, and attended 70 a.
though was at homo. =
Ib.ve now on hand the largest and finest sssort
mont Of Boots and Shoes (purchassd expressly lor
the retsil trads) that has been offered in this
city both of ny own manufacture, and alse OF tho
the best and latest styles mads In Paris imported oJ
myself.
wsrd 10 my country oustomefs-DuIlng my 40
| ssnee w f.. JOHNSON, who has eben living with
me for the last eight years, will attend personally 10
| all orders received from them Those who are IN
want of harvest Shoes will be glad to receive tne!
orders they will receive prompt attention and neo
at the lowest prices. ALEX HILL
| Manufacturer and Importer Of Boots snd Shoes
my 1856 III Main street klehmond' va.
TTHE LITTLE AsTnrs(7) are playing cunning
| game to bring TYLER & Co. into Newspaper quab'
ble that thsy may obtain some notoristy thereby
The celebrated picture makers, of 1873 Main street,
are too old bi,ds to be caught by their chsf hence
their failure They raise the cry Of sham AID ham
bug against TYLER Co for calling their new style
pictures "vitrotypes" This 10 a weak invention OF
the lt, MICS for it matters not to the public what
the portraits called, Is long they are cIeditabe
| and cheap. Vitrotypes is trade which TYLER q
Co have adopted, in order to distinguish their WORK
| from the old style of Daguerreotypss, and the
othe miserable types of the day Asdrownns me n
cling to straws, do the little imitators cling to
their petty plot But tricks salt will not preserve
them In charging 81 for pictures while TYLER Co
make tn sm coed for so cents. The shoe 10 tight
|
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~ me citing Of the Bench and the Bar
eff tho City of Ricbm ond, 10 requested THIS DAY,
at O'Clock at the Room of tina Chancery Court, in
the State Court House, for the purpose Of paying
tribute Of to the memory of the late
c. ETANARD, ESQ. je4-t
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~ Notice -Grocerien, Liquors, Leather
10, at auction, THIS MORNING
is4 1 GG. 3. DAVENPORT, Auots.
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VOL. 4, IRvING,s WARRINGTON.
EXPLORATIONS and adventures in Hondnrsa
somprising sketches Of travel In the god regions
of blanche. By William V. Wells
THE History Of the decline aud fall of the Roman
Empire By Edward Gibbon, abridged by William
Smith L. L. D..
NOTHING New, Tales by the author Of John Hall.
fax, Gentleman.
BOAT Life in Egypt and Nubis, by william C.
Prims
sMOLLETrs Perisrine Pickle, new edition Field
ing's Joseph Andrews
The rith4 Proctor. by William Carlton.
PIE Veterans OF Chelsea Hospital, by g. r. 9lsg.
NORTHANGER Abby and Persus ien, by Miss Aus.
ten.
THE EMS ANTS, by William Carlton.
RAIDERCUGHA, the Missr, by William Caslston.
VOL AR ins's Washington
CROW QUILTS colofed Juveniles.
NOS 8, I, and Routledge Shakespeare.
ARMY Regulations, 1851.
Received and for sale by A. MORRIS,
ieS-Ss No o. Main street,
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fN&nlNE ierE.,iIGENs,y

MAXINE iNpEsi.lGENCH
Port of Richmond, June 3-High Water o'clock.
-~-~~-~~~~~-~~~~~sc-.s S<~~-~>~-~~~~~~~~~--~~~~
SAILED.
steanship City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel-
pbjs mdz. ard passengers III. p. futile.
Bark Marian, Homewood, Philadelphia, ballast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-04

WANTED A Femae Cook. without incumber-
w snce for the BALANCES Ct the year. FOR sueh a.
will suit. fair wages will be aid. Apply to
z. d. EACHO,
10 Att Pearl stree
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HOME PUBLiCATIUNs-T Christian
IL Doctrine OF Slavery, by Rev George D. Arm.
strong, of Norfolk. New York, G. SCRIBNER;
Richmond, r. B. PRICE-64 OTIS Calm, dian fl ID,
learned, yet clear and thorough this work 10 90
by intrinsic merits to the favor of all good
men, and to the cordial approval of those who sgree
with the authors views.
FLOWERS BY THE WAYsIDE, an excellent
book for the young. by Thomas w. White, OF
Richmond. Plain, 37t csnts; half gilt. 40 cents;
Gilt 50 cents 1t has been extensively read In
hundreds of families, and approved BY old and
yousg. The "Eoot Black" and other popular
pieces, found in this little book have teversed
the newspapers of tbs country from Maine to
California.
A MANUAL OF RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION,
'pscially designed for the Oral instruc lion Of Co
lored People. but Intended for use In Schools and
families, by Rev. John r. Hof Rector of Christie
Church, Wildwood, Clarke county, Virgnia-25
This 10 new edition of work so admirably
adapted to the purposes for which 1t 10 designed,
az to have received the approval of the Chrtsisn
public of all denominations as was msnifsst In
the ready entire sale of the first edition.
r. B. PRICE Publisher.
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WANTED. A woman white or biack}
w to Cook, Wash ana Iron for a small family -
Apply on Grace, End door from 18th street, north
side.
ia4-1tt GEO A. SPENCE
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WANTED. A Nurse tcoiored preferredI
w cf good character, to be employed one mile
from the city Also, good Washer and lronsr Ap.
ply at this office. 10 4-3t
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I9AACS kTAYLOR-
W ANTS,

XNANTED...I wish to hire two n rat rate
w Washers and Ironers to work in mg lsuadry
White; none but the best need apply. Apply at the
laundry on Marshal and Henry streets
il 4-St WM. Fl WOODWARD
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Al ONKIS, HOOK BIND CRY.

MOKkIs' BOOKBIND CRY.
Nl 97MAIN STREET.
Account Books. Stationery. &c. Merchants, Bank
CoIporated Comp mes, and all others requiring
Blank Books, Stationery, no are solicited 10 exam
inc our extensive stock which we offer at low prices
Account Books made to order-Pnntsd, Paced,
Ruled and Bound to Pattern. Also, large stock ON
hand, of our own manufacture. superior quality.
Stationery articles of every description, OF superior
quality.
We solicit the patronage of our friends and the pub
lie for any article they may need In line, which
will be furnished at the lowest possible prices.
A. MORRIS, Bookseller and Binder,
ie4-St 81 Main street.
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LOST.

OST..Dn tht LIST lost 4 slonaayJ a Mourr-
II ing Bresstpin Of jet and pearls, with pla ed srsy
AID black hair with initials W H.. on the back
The finSer will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at the fl 90 Of
je At IsAACS &TAYLOR
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ARMORY JUNIOR BLUES,

a ARMOKY JUNIOR RLUEE,
n RICHMOND. June 8, 1857
nj ATTEND regular monthly meeting of your
W Company on this (THUksDAY) Evening, at / to
O'clock As the election of two non.commissioned
officers will take place. and other important business
1t is to be hoped every member will be present. By
lie 1T WIN T. BINFORD, O. 8.
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N ATTENTION VIRGINIA HIfLkS-
II Attend regular Drill, this (1HURSDAY) even
nj ing, at Lafayette Hall, at O'Clock precisely.
WI By order Of the Captain
lie 4 PHI. RERGHEIMER, ORDERLY
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o. STOLEN from my Residence on
~ Westham Plank Road, opposite to Ander-
go sous farm, on Monday light, medium I'D
BAY HORSE. with ANAL star in his forehead,
and small sore on the top OF his neck. No other
marks recoilecte6 For his return to me. or to the
American Stables suitable reward will be paid
is4-St WIN. 8. GRAFTON
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VKEAT REDUCTION IN THk PRICE
u OF GOODS.-l5000 worth of Goods must DO
closed out and to be enabled to do 90, GOLDsMIr
has ade great reduction In the price of bis ioods
only listen Parssois that form srly sold q. 8 %
OTIS at only I1Ac Black Silks at 81, worth st least
a5 SILK Mantles, less than the same be had in
this city; Colsrs from so to So Frngss and 9th.
ar trimmings at and below cost; Bands, worked on
both sides $50 checked Nainsook, Swiss and othsr
Muslius; Infants W eists; Flowen; Ribbons; white
black Silk Laces; Silk and Cotton efts; Mtts at so
cta cheap at 80; Corsets 6uiss and Cambria Edses
and Insertines The Ladies' will eerteiuly ud it to
their advantage to give Godsmit call a. il de-
tsrmined to close cut his stock. and bargains hey
can get by calling at GOLD3Mlr'B,
,e4 Cheap Store. 2c5 Broad street.
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MANITOBA White Girl to do generaI
w homework fora small family. Inquire At this
offIsee ia g.
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WANTED.-.A young man who " rites
w fair hand, wishes to get employment in writing
copying, Of any kind for two or three hours at
night Any one wishing his services, will apply at
this CffiGe, ie2-tS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-03

DEATH.-There is but a breath Of air,
and beat Of the heart, betwi1t this world
and the next. And in the brief interval of
painful and awful suspense, while we feel
that death is present with US, that we arc
powerless aud He all powerful, and the last
faint pulsatioh here, is but the prelude of
endless life hereafter; we feel, in the midst
of the stunning calamity about to befOll us
that we have had no compensatng good 10
mitigate the severity of our loss. But there
is NO intenseness. Whan the good and love-
ly die, the memory of their deeds, like the
moonbeams on the stormy sea, lights up our
darkened hearts and lends to the surround
ing gloom, beauty SO sad, 50 sweet that we
would not, if we could, dispel the darkness
that environs il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-03
Washington's MaXims.

Use no reproachlul language against any
one--neither curses dor reviIings.
Be not too hasty TO believe flying reports
to the disparagement of any one.
In your apparel be modest, and endeavor
TO accommodate nature rather than procure
admiration.
Associate yourself only with men Of good
quality if you esteem your reputation, for
it is better to be alone than in bad company
Let your conversation be without malice
or envy, for it is a sign of tractablc and
commendable spirit; and in all cases of pas
sion, permit reason 10 gonern.
Use not base and frivllous things against
grown and learned men; nor very difficult
questions and subjects among the ignorant
nor things hard 10 be believed.
Speak not of doleiul things in the time Of
mirth. Laugh not loud, nor at all without
occasion. Deride no mans misfortune
though there seems to be some cause.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-03
The South Platte Gold Region-Interest-
ing Information.

The following letter from GEoRGE Bur-
LER, U. S. Indian Agent, to the Southwest
( Mo Democrat, gives us some interesting
particulars about the Gold Region, just this
side of the Rocky Mountains, Of which we
have heard so much during the last few
years. The region in question lies in Kansas,
between the 38th and 39th parallels Of lati-
tude, near Pixies Peak, on the line Of KEkRS
NEY's march in 1916:
TAHLEqUAH, G. N, Oct. 81, 1857-In
late number of your paper see letter
from Richard COody, referring TO the gold
region of the South Platte. As it may be Of
interest TO some Of your readers to know
who some of the returned gold hunters are,
and what they say in reference TO this coun-
try, l will give you the statement Of Mr..
Beck, a citizen Of this nation and a member
of The national Legislature. He is worthy
man, and considered TO be reliable in the
strictest sense. He was raised in the gold
region of North Georgia, and thoroughly IN
derstands digging for the precious metal
He says that in the spring Of 1850 he, ia
company with several others, started 70
California, and when they had reached thc
mountains he and few others commence
prospecting in small tributary Of the Sou'h
Platte. One Of the company waded lntothe
creek, from the bottom Of which he obtain
ed painful of sand which yielded two OF
three dollars worth of gold, with which
they returned 10 the camp and proposed re.
manning, but being overruied- by large pCr-
tion Of their companions, who had heard such
marvellous tales of California, they were
obliged to yield and keep on their way
Mr.. Beck while in California made frcm
twelve to twenty dollars per day: Since his
return from California he has been anxious
10 return to the South Platte, but. has not
been able TO raise company sufficiently
strong to protect them from hostile Indians,
several tribes of which range in the imme-
diate neighborbood.
Last spring some white men and son OF
Mr.. Beck started 10 the South Platte. They
had got within sixty miles Of the creek spo-
ken Of by Mr.. Beck, camped and commenced
prospecting. Young Beck, from hole about
six inches deep, obtained one painful of sand
which he brought home with him land which
| now have in my office. 1t contained white
gaavel black sand and gold dust, and is
worth about fifty cents. They only remain.
ed there part Of day, !hcr company being
small and Indians plenty, they deemed it ad-
visable TO return.
Mr.. Beck says that the country three hum
dred miles around indicates a mineral re-
gOn, and a fine country to live in. There is
considerable excitement in this nation in re-
gard to this subject. Mr.. Beck and large
company speak Of returning to the mines in
the spring. He says it will not be safe for
small company to go.
GEORGE BUTLER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-03
Gbe 6Iasgotp Gimes.

~ Single copies Of The TINES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the off at five
cents copy.
RFs Yearly advertisers are restricted totheir
egftimate business. Other advertisements will
becharged atregular rates.
G5YrNo charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
Aotices-to he paid in advance. .'--
fTThe charge for marriage notices is left to
the bridegroom, and will be acknoledged in the
paper.
RF- Where editorial notice Of advertisements
requested, it WILDE given and charged for.