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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
The DanvtlIe Road

The annual meeting Of the stockhol ders OF this
Company commenced its session ia this CITY yess
terday. We give repcr, OF the proceedings in
another part Of our psper, In which will be found
an abstract Of President HAsvIE's report. The
friends Of the improvement will be delighted to
sec the nourisbing condition of the road Its ere
dit good, its resources ample to the accru-
Ing demands, and, after this year. to afford hands
some annual dividends to the stockholders.
Among the earliest friends and advocates of this
great work, its triumphan. success is especially
source OF qualification to us. 1t has more than
realized the most sanguins expectations VI its
early supporters. 1t Ia destined to yet brighter
results. and to add immensely to the wealth aud
population OF this city. When it's connections are
finished they must be, 1t will be one of the very
hrst public works 10 the South, 10 respect to the
immensity Of the population it will accom- modate,
tho amount Of the products it will convey TO mar
ket, and the extent Of It's own revenue 1t ira,
verses afruitful country, and accommodates people
who pay a. WE'LL If not better, for all they con.
sumo, than any other population in the Union-a
cash peopletbe people who are the most desirable
OF ali customers to the merchant.
II 10 gratifying to the that see Road, too 10 well
its officers are attending to their du
Ties, and. while keeping up the ecisncy ofthe road
IRE husbsnding Its resources, and promoting its |
property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
The Concerts.

Last night, In spite Of the very bad westher,a
large and fashionable audience assembled at Me-
troposftan Hail. TO hear the fret OF the two Con
eerts by the strakosch Opera Troupe. The eater
taiamont was a brilliant one, and afforded the
highest satisfaction to those present
Tonight is the second and last of these grand
musical treats The sale of seats for 10 commenced
on Monday, and larger part of them have already
been sold We anticipate an assemblage tonight,
a. fashionable and brilliant as that OF last night
Should the weather be favorable, 1t will even SUR
pass that of last night, as elegant Ms u was IN
these respects Those who would boar the exqui'
ate yoeazation of the ladies of tho corps, and the
mastery performances of some of the males, espe'
eial,y of AMop,o and BARiLI, should 90 early and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
DI.HD.

In PETERSBURG on Friday. the % tost. q o'clocs.
NJ, In the s9h year Of her age. OF spcpieIy Oh the
lungs, Mrs 0EORGIANA g CHILLI youuResi
daughter Of the late GenTgc Jores. & retsrscnlg.
and wife Of the Rev VIM Child, OF springneid,
Mass
Mrs Child was on a visit TO her friends and reia-
tives. with VIII m she expected TO spend many Gays
In that delightful intercourse which an a,oshss ~
tached fizter could erey when p tho midst OF thrlf
enjoyment without auy immediate notice ne pe
siroyer laid his heavy naTd upon her ana sne WIS
gone. leaving that circle ofjoy startled and over
whelmed with gries. bat sustained by the inii ~.
surance that their loss was her eternal gain. May
the Lord comfort her siiicted sister and her sorey
bereaved husband and children.
Yesterday stb inst. in the 9th year OF her age,
Mira. MARY d. MURRY.
Her funeral will BE- preached this aitsrnoan. at 3
o'clock in the Baptist Chapel. Oregon Hill. Her
friends and those Of her son. Mr.. HUGH Longest.
are requested to attend, without further invita-
ton.
On Tuesday evening It'll ir Sc, at 4 o'clock after
suffering severe pain for sixteen DAYS. Mr. sHAD-
RACK ALvlS, in the fSth year OF his age.
His funeral will take pace this evening ~
half past o'clock. at websfer's church. in 'ooch-
land county. His numerous friends and acquain
tanccs are respectfully invited to attend.
n Richmond Enquirer please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09

New ORLEANS. Dec 6.-The steamship Quaker
City with so passengers and the Califoi MIA mails
to the 20th November, has arrived.
Business at San Francisco was improving. Eight
ships had arrived from Atlantic ports.
The ship Lucas, bound from Victoria to San
francisco. had been totally wrecked at Farnalones
Islands aud Is lives lost.
The Golden Age brought down from San Fran
cisco 81 $50 900 in treasure to go to New YORK by
the Panama route. She spoke 10 steamship Her.
man. bound from New York to San Francisco on
the Goth ult.
The mail from New Orleans via Tehuautepec.
arrived out in is days, including detention OF 10
hours at Acapulco.
The Tehuantepec Isthmus was in good coudir
ton.
Ten thousand letters had been sent from Califor.
mia by the overland mails.
Geo. Pen Johnson, for killing Ferguson in aduel,
had been acquitted.
Tbe:U. S. frigate Ierrimac sailed for Honolulu on
the 10Th uit. All we'll on board.
The first cargo Of ice had arrived at Honolulu In
perfect order.
Ninety seven Arctic whalers had arrived at Hon
olulu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
cen. Iopex.

Ill
Tho New York Express predicts thai there wiz
b, no fighting with Paraguay. Barking aoes w
n It bite, and Lopez. says the Express. has ne's'
,dertasen to fight except when cid mer' women
aud children were bis opponents. lie has oeen al
hss life ahrageart and coward. and VIII De 20 20
the end The latent news from Paraguay u IN the
Naesoaei, of Buenos Ayres, sept. q, which says:
Tho news OF the approach Of the American
.oradron vas known in Ascunsiou. IL vas genes
rally believed that the government OF Paraguay
souid compound the quarrel with money, paying
everything and yielding every point
private letter Of three days later says;
Lopez Ia quiet, and Is making no preparation q
AZ all 10 meet the American feet. He Is evidenuy
afraid ef his own people, and, 20 avoid aetual nos
tilI,ies, will doubtless, after little dipomat'c
skirmishiug, yield TO every demand OF tue Som"'S
sioner, II the latter is a proper man.
This ncwsis Of more recent date than that whicn
reached here via England, giving an account o.
Iopez's alleged formidable preparations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
The CIarkesvilIe Branch Road.

We do not over-estimate the Importance of this
proposed road TO this city and to the Danville
Railroad The region about the fourishing town
Of Gainesville and the section of country beyond
1t In North Carolina, remarkable for their fer.
tility and productiveness, especially Ia tobacco,
the great ma ket for which is Richmond. The very
heart ofthe rich Roanoke Valley would be tributa"
ry to this railroad. Among other portions of North
Carolina, We may mention the counties of Gram
Vile and Warren, which rival some of the best to-
bacco lands of Virginia in the production of that
great staple. The road, when constructed, will
also put US in connection with the Central
Railroad of North Carolina. Not only is the
region to be penetrated by this railroad proverbial
tor the fertility of it's soil, but the people
are among the weathiest in the State, their
consumption Of merchandise aud manufactured
articles is very extensive, their independent cir.
eumstances enable them to pay cash tor what they
require, and their trade is consequently of high
importance to o commercial people. The route bp
which at present reach this fertile region, and
by which their tobacco comes to this market, is
circutous, expensive and onerous to all parties
The proposed road to Keysyiiie has many adyaDt~
ages over either that to Blacks Whites, or to
the Junction.
It's twenty miles shorter than either of those
routes, no tffHlnS III thc toet Vi
struction and in time. Nothing will be required
but to grade the road aud put on the iron; the
Danville company will furnish the rolling stock.
One hundred Thousand dollars will enable the
company to organize. Richmond and Ciarks-
willie, the principal points interested, can alone be
looked to for this amount. We have already ex-
planned to curl readers that under the charter oh.
tanned from the Legislature, the road could be ex
tended from Clarhsvileto keysville, or to Blacks
Whites, or to the Junction, a msjority of the
stockholders should determine. If il goes to
Blacks Whites, the whole trade of one of the
most fertile regions of Virginia, and one of the
richest tobacco countries the face of tie globe
is forever lost to this city. We have already men.
TONED the active measures which are in progress
with this object, the fact that more than seyens
teen thousand dollars were subscribed at a single
county meeting, and that Petersburg, with her
accustomed enterprise aud energy, will strain
every nerve to raise the required sum, and thus
secure to herself the benefits of this most profit
able trade 1t really to US that the citizens
OF Richmond have not the faintest convention Of
the magnitude of the interests involved in this
enterprise, and over which they are slumbering
In suicidal apathy. If Richmond at all apprecia.
ted the great value of the prize at stake. She
would give nc sleep to her eyes, nor siumber to
her eyelids before it is secured beyond the reach
Of hazard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
TELE0RAPHIC NEWS.
Rp0RrED FoK T..H "D1sPATGH
LATER FROM EUROPE.

CARR RACE Dec S.--The steamer City OF WASH.
ington passed yesterday afternoon, from Livefpooi
on the Gath ult.
The Persia, Anglo saxon and vigo had arrived
our ON the Goth. The Pacific and Edinburg arrived
out on the a3d nit.
Its rurnored that Lord Napier VIII De recalieu
aud sncceeded by Mr. Lyons Florence.
Nothing has been heard Of the Indian Empire.
Later adyices have been received from India and
China.
A hurricane at Snatow wrecked thirty vessels.
Cotton dull but firn, aud generally unchapgeu'
Sales In three DAYS of 10000 bales. Manchester
adviees favorable. Breadstuffs generally dull ana
unchanged, except wheat, which is slightly higher
for iiner qualities Provisions dull kosin strady
at ass. Sd. Spirits Turpentine steady at 4os kice
firm. Sugar broyant. Coffee quiet.
Consols 9Sl 4s9s3s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
The Concerts In Our Nelghbor
Cities.

The superb Strakosch troupe will give concerts
in the following places, en- the days named. By a
division of the corps they are enabled to do this
sucoes ssully, aud will present to each place most
attractive programme:
On Tuesday night in Pstsrs5ary, by strong
CORPS among whom are Labocetti, Barili, Nicola
and Schreiner.
On Tuesday aud Wednesday nights in Norfolk,
Srakosch the pianist. Madame De Wi'horst, Mar
dame Strakosch, Mr. Squires and Sig. Amodio.
On Friday aud Saturday nights of this weeks
Concerts will be given by strong divisions of the
troupe in Lynchbarq and Charlottesville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
SEIZURE or A SUPPOSED FlLLIBU STER
CoIIonNER

MOBILE Dec s-The schooner Susan, Capt Henry
Maury, sailed ON Sunday with 40 passengers and
provisions. without papers. Before reaching Mo-
bile Point, an armed boat, containing Capt. Mors
rson and Lieut.. White, from the U. :. Revenue
Cutter McCIeland oyerbauled her. bat tbs men
from the cutter were not allowed TO board her
The Susan was held until instructions can be re-
ceiyed from Washington. Great indignation is felt
by the fillibusters and their friends.
Wilson, the secret agent of the Government In
this affair." left here suddenly, in consequence of
sudden disposition to administer him suit OF tar
and feathers
This does not agree with the dispatch from Mo-
bile yesterday in which 1t was stated that Wilson
had then left for Washington, before the mention
of star aud feathers"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
NITpDPH

TORONTO, C. W, Dec. 7.-Flemiug, late telegraph
operator on Grand Trunk railway iine stabbed on
the street last night Thomas Madigan MadiGan
died Immediately. Fleming has been arrested
The cause CT the affair is not stated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09

k~ PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, anu
saeIno the hand IF time weish hing heavily upon
ti EN- with all its attendant ills. VIII nnd 10 .ne
use 81 Dr HosrgrTgR's CELEBHATED sToatcH BIT
Typs an elxer that will iastiI new life into their
veins: restore in measure. the ardor and energy
forms asd give health and vigor to their remaining
yeais Those who are in the least afflicted Win
byspepsis. Bgue. Lsngaor, Nsuses, or any otner
d;sordered system should aot hesitate to avail them
selves of the benefit derived from this great rene
For sale By Druggists and dealers. generally eve
--whara do I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
SECOND DISPATCH

MOBILE. Dec S.-Schooner Susan, with the Mica
raguan en- igrants went to last night The reve
nus cutter firei into her, but no damage was
done L;eut. WHITE is aboard the Susan as
stpupSt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
THE PARAGUAYAN VIEW OF THE AMERICAN
EVpEHITIDN

NEW YORK, Dec. s-The Herald says that &C.
counts have been received here from Paraguay.
saying that the papers of that country are full OF
threats Of the demolition of our expedition; hut
that Lopez is making no preparations to resist it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.

ST. Louis, Dec. S.-The New Mexican mail to the
10th ult has reached Independence. The news is
unimportaut. A letter from Albuquerque closes
as follows: "The cry is for men. Volunteers
must be called out. l hear no dissenting voice to
this anywhere"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09

~ PeerI Ambroty pes-new style and all the
different styles known in the art taken at the
Steam Gallery. I3y Main street. REEFS 4 Co. prorrie-
tors. Price 25c, 500, 81 and upwards.
NB-Chemicals always in fnel working order
A com oetent artist at each bench.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
MrNJCTpaI. PIJ,CTJON

BosTos Dec. Hon. Hosea Isley, Republican
was elected Mayor Of Chelsea, yesterday.
Hon. John Sargent was also reelected Mayor o.
Cambridge by a large majority.
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REPORT CONTRADICTED.

MONTREAL, Dec. 8.-The Governor of the Hudson
BAY Company says there is truth in the ru-
mored murder of Lords Grosvenor and Ashley by
the Crow Indians.
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"A NOTICE Having bought out
T E. TANNER would inform his old,

- as we'll new customers and the public ge.
neraly, that he has removed from his old stand on
5th street, to the corner of Marshall and Gilmore
Streets (above Brooke Avenne,) where he has bad
his store rooms greatly enlarged, and q full and
complete stock of GROCERIES, 9nd an almost end
less variety of BOUTS AND SHOES. of best quail
ty, on hard; Keeps also, Burning Fluid. Crockery.
Tinware Dry Goods Fancy Articles, &c &c. His
prices shall compare favoraby with any house in
the city. A call is respectfully solicited.
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