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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

The third trial of Captain Rudolph, who COM
manded the steamer Montreal on the occasion OF
the most fatal disaster which occurred to that boat
last summer, whereby upwards of one hundred
lives were iost-has just been concluded at Que
bec and the snlt has been the ct the for
mer trials-the jury could not agree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

5,485 prizes. Amounting 70 $4,000
Whole Tickets SO; Halves 3S; Quarters - 20
~ Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be SAINT TO any one desirous Of receiving II.
packages Will Do sold ~ the follow I'M
rates. which is the risk:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29
In jan AaA1s.--There are some naomi,

=. = = Mn - ! HeIe Bf0 SOmc people
who never learn wisdom by experience, aud prom.
inant among them stands Lawrence SPAIN He has
with astonishing pertinacity he again makes his
obeisance to the Mayor, and again goes down to
the brick house in the valley. His last exploit
was threat to kill German cordwainer BY the
name OF George Friday. This individual had been
employed by Spain to mend pair Of broaues a
dispnfc occurred in regard 70 the price. between
Spain on the one side, and Friday and his wife on
the other. Spain waxed exceeding wrath, inso.
much that we may suppose bis hair stood on end
IKE bristles "on the fretfuI pork-upine." Mrs
Friday picked up rasp, apparently desirous Of
raeping her troublesome customer Spain, Friday,
Fridays wife, rasp aud awl for some time stood at
bay, until Spain pegged out, aud strange to say,
looked in at the window ard r1ade the threat
which led to his arrest The Mayor committed
him to Jail yesterday in default Of security to keep
the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29
QtdrlV one Prise to EueYY NtNs q
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMBl
ZACH SA5HEEIY IN lIcyzsT

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
prizes Of S400. approxjmeting 70 $4,000
prize, afe 1l.6oo
prizes Of $780, approximsting to $4,000
prize, are Loo
prizes OF 500, approxfmattng 70 $1,000
prize, are 500
prizes OF $i25, apprcxtmating 10 e500o
prize. are go
prizes Of $ls0. approximating 70 81 900
prize. are 400
prizes Of 976 experimenting 70 5000
prize, are 20
prizes Of $50 approximsting 70 e1,No
prizes are 100
Sx6 prizes Of SO are 10000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

FIHu IN HAHovsR. "A FIRE occurred on
Mr.. Thomas W. Sydnor's farm, sMayield," in Han.
over county, on Tuesday night, consuming stable.
shed, lot OF provender aud farming implements:
mule. Loss about $500-ro insurapce. II is be-
iieved that the fire was the work Of n ipccndiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

o. FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
ES al Brick Tenements on Cary street, between
5th and sth. They are we'll adapted for Grocery
stores or any kind of retail business They contain
rooms besides the room, and well adapt
ed Tor the accommodation Of families, having all NO
eessary cenysniences. Possession given immediate
w. To good tenants, the rent will be moderate
Amply to Il. r. RAGLAND & CO.,
Ia 9l-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

YHLLow FEvHR.--The bark lola Wylie, Patterson,
OF Thomastown. eighteen days from Havana for
Falmouth, Engiard, put into the quarantine at
Boston on the 25th inst having lost her steward
er vessel from the West Indies, at the same port,
has hree cases Of yellow fever ON board
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29
~ THs SUMMnn--Irs DrsrAsps-

THE RTMgpy AT HAxD.-HANrroNs vsoHPApLn
observation-disclosures the stron xest assurances Of tbs
good effects OF this medicine In Cholera Morbus Di.
arhoea and DISEASES Of the bowe 3, incident ~ the
season. il invigorates the stomach and bowels and
renders the system . great assistance IN combating
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

SsIIIHe InpIAxs. .--0u the 18th instant, the Span
ish steamer Mejico arrived at Havana from Vera
Crnx, eisal, To-, bringing 6ity-two Yucatan In
dians, 10 be sold - "free coontsts" for teFm Of
PEARS 10 Spanish planters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29
1Ss REAL ESTATE
.::s NEAR sTAUNTON,

- HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
EsS wtll sell. at great bargain, desirable 10,
corporation line. 1t has frontage OF "a feet and
depth OF 100 feet. 1t has IL twc-storod framed
Dwelling and is enclosed with a substantial fence
An adjoining lot. of the same dimensions, will be
sold also, if desired. Apply to
IL CAUTHORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

Wilson, pastor Of tbs First Presbyteriap church
In Cincinnati, was attacked on the etrset By tuo
mon, Who dsmsnded his money. on Friday night
last. He broke asay from shsm when one Of them
both made their escape. Rev. Mr.. Bsiston, 81
the n y. church, vas struek violent blow on
tbs street. Gin Louisviiie, few days ego, by .
roudy who alleged be mistcok him for anoshsr
man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

(sARPETg AND RUGS At CD TIC.
~ 4. lWATKIN will ssli tbe BALANCE of BIZ OR.
VA .HAs 4 GWATKIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

Coal NINE ExcirlMRHf.-Ths pretended discoy-
cry OF Q coal mine son months since In Boumans-
vilie Canada, where geologists ni1lrm coal cannot
exist turns ont to be most deliberate impositiop.
Great excitement and indignation prevailed there
In conoooueuce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

his large balloon "Star of the West" snd taken up
into the clouds.-Balfalo Press.
NAVAL ISrHLLIaESoE-The United States steam
frigates Wabash and Colorado, and sloops of.war
Constellation. Macedonia, Saratoga and Plymouth,
with the brig Dolphin, were at Key West on the
lash inst. The Saratoga arrived on the 18th, and
the Constellation on the 18th inst.
billy BowLres PLEASED WITH HIS New HoMr-
Col. S. NJ. Rutherford, Seminole Agent, says the
Fort Smith, Ark, Herald. arrived here during the
week from his Agency. The Colonel has informed
us that Billy Bowiegs and party were well pleased
with their new homes. Four or fve of the In
dians died while on their way up.
THE Nkw CANADIAN CApirAL---The correspondent
of the Montreal (Canada) Herald, writing from
Ottawa, the future seat Of Government for Cana
is, says that the assessed annual value OF proper
ty in that city is put down at $l94 1888. The total
number of population is $685. male adults 2, 1885,
female adults 69I; males 16 years and under 30l5;
females 16 years and under, 2'ls
LIVELY BoY-Master John Murray, of Detroit,
nice boy, has been sent to Jail for sixty days,
for whipping his mother. He was In the habit OF
beating her upon the smallest provocaton, and
few days since, while at table, he became offend
ell with his sister, aud cut her severely with
knife.
knays for the seduction of his daughter. The suit
failed by mol pros, through the negligence OF his
collectors. The cost fell on the piaintih-thres
pounds eight shilings. He was thrown into prison,
where be remained seven years.
The third trial of Captain Rudolph, who COM
mnnded the steamer Montreal on the occasion OF
the fatal disaster which occurred to that boat
last summer, whereby upwards of one hundred
lives were iost-has Just been concluded at Que
bee, and the rssnlt has been the 1t the for
mer trials-the jury could not agree.
Var Ervv Tba b t.. Tvft notx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

SEslxrcE OF DEArH-Bill, the negro who killed
his master, in Gilmer county, Va. some few weeks
ago. wss tried at the late term OF the County Court
last eek. and found guilty, and sentenced TO bs
hung on the 1st Friday ofOctober next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

- DR JoHH B WALrsALE, (Hon0e-
pathist Offers his psoloasionai ssrvceo 70 sbe cl
1snB Of kichmond and its vicinity. O0ce g M r.
lal3-dIY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29
, AROMATIC CITRAC I'D WINE

,N BTONE WARE FRUIT JARS,
~WITH CORK sTOPpERs, AIR TIGHT
~ We have a large supply of the above nam
VI ed articles. which we offer for sale at less
than halt the price OF any other article. viz Pints
aud SEQ them at our Pottery. corner OF 18th and
Cary streets.
JyH KEEsEE 4 PARR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

HYDRANTS, HYDRANTS. HY-
~ pRANTS.-The subscribers being authorized
ptir n HYDRAETs. and all other kinds of work con
necsed With the city water beyond the limits of the
@ @strees, aud having large suppy of the best d !.
hand, they prepared 70 put them up in the most
substantial manner and on reasonable Terms.
g 4 A BAk0AMiS. IN,
e4-tT1 corner 10th and Main sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

PROFESSORS CHosEN-Rey. George w. Carter,
late President of Petersburg Va. Female College,
has been elected TO the Proessorship OF Moral Sci
euce in the University OF Mississippi. Rev. w. d.
Moore of Virginia. has been elected to the chair Of
English Language aud Literature in the same In
gtitutiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

ment is making in the State Of New York 70 placs
Gerrit Smith 10 nomination as an Independent
candidate for Governor. lie IL . we'll known pro
hbitionist, and equally as notorious an abolition
iat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

ART IS LoKG."-An exsmination Of list of2i3
modern painters revealed that they live an average
life OF 81 years. The names Of 231 Sentiment
scuIptors, painters, architects and engineers
show an ayerge life OF about 81 years. In Grfs
wold's ssPeets Of America" the average age Of
those who have died 10 not quite 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

$1,000 horses In the State OF Massachusetts, 23l.
600 in the New England States, and 4. 500, 900 in
the United states. Ohio stands foremost In the
next. Kentucky next, and Minnesota last OF aiI.-
Estimating the horses of Massachusetts, at SIS Der
head, their vslne will be $3,T50,O00. and all the
horses in the United States at the same rate would
make . value Of $337 500 600, or more than three
tunes the whole cotton and wooilen manufacturing
capital 10 the Union. The horse interest 10 most
important one to the wealth and prosperity Of the
States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship sioses Taylor arrived at New York
tuesday morning With s., 1885 200 passengers
ana the California mails TO the 9th inst. From the
San Francisco papers Of the 5th, We make up the
following.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

Was GGS. JACKSON yiEGSIxs IA writer In
the Charlestown, Va, Spirit, contends thai Gen.
Andrew Jackson, was born in Berkely coua;ty, Va,
aud was carried BY his parents in 156S TO waxhaw
settlement, N. @. He substantiatcs his statement,
by the recollection Of some revolutionary persons
the subject agree a. to the time or place Of his
birth, bat all agree that he was born previous to
tho settlementof his parents, vt waxhnv, NORTH
now South Caroliua. The writer, on the ground
that he is correct urges the building Of Jackson
Monument In Rfchmond.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-04
NUMBER 710

party which asssra,as the uo5lsss ssntimsnss sfsas
kuman heart; snd which. ~ the mpIiaza4sss -s
its unholy purposes hesitatss So 10 re1Eess lolaaes
Of assault On On haf Is held sacred By the Fse and
good. L is diheult extremely dilicull for 81 I'll 10
st here and hear What Vas said, and obser7s t1s
manner 10 which Is vas said and repress the ulisr-
snes Of the indignation that boiled UP within 49,
an this is charged By the Senator without hs proof
Of solitary fact, without the assertion sVeh 81
fact nWhich to base the foul -ehaFge.- Luckily,
sir, luckily for rs, these eminent men TOO ll4ly
placed in the reverence the estimation aud regard
Of the American people, 70 have their bright -ln,1
che0n Injured By such attacks as these MF Pfasis
dsnt in oldan times vipsr qnarrsd 3. eIe
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6.ifY Plumbing EstabIishment.

II A. COOPER, Agent, No. l, Corner Of Market and
Spring Streets. The highest premiums awarded to It BY
the Mechanical Agricultural Fair last fall and again At the
Davidson County Fair this Spring am prepared to hs up pub
lie and private houses with all the modern improvements such
as are Eastern Cities and TO some extent in our own
city, where comfort and convenience are desired IN aet no
residence can considered complete without them VIII axe
pleasure referring those wanting work don % me owners q
such houses fitted up with Hot and Cold Water In every
desirable also, Baths Showers, and water Cose
Having appointed Sole Agent for the sale OF Boun
Kitchen Ranges, and being practical mechanic myself pro
nounce them for durability utility superior 70 stove or
range for like purposes, and invite the public %
cali and see them
in all varieties will sell cheap for CASH Earranng my
work equal any.
NB-Particuar attention paid ali kinds Of JObbng and
HyVirans repaired al short nOtica. msy1-om
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TTV8E ONLY ROUTE By which through tickets Washington
BE- procured 20 which point veil to Baltimore, it
Is the shortest, most direct and IN the most reliable
Tickets New York enabled to reach the cities Of Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York, at the Of ticket 70 New York
only, thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information visit four Of the principal In the Union
less cost than can b Afforded BY any other route.
And Is the only by which Through Tickets be had
70 Richmond Norfolk Winchester, fredericksburg, and Peters
burg, Va Charleston Savannah, Macon Atlanta Augusta
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nashville take the Stage Coaches Of Carter
Thomos the Cumberland river, Louisville
connecting there with the United States Mail Cincin
natl, with the Jacksonville Rar5ad Indianapolis, Ind
direct connection Columbus Ohio with de Central
Ohio Railroad Wheeling whence close with
Baltimore and Ohio RairOad made Washington City, Ba
more, Philadelp hia and New York.
? Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
Transferred Cairo the Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
and Xena Columbus. Three Daily Trains Columbus,
10 A. VI $3.50 P. NJ. and u, P n.
y Travellers requested 10 notice that while this is the
Oy aOrdng Through Tickets al the Eastern Cities
the charged by other eC York only, il is
also the speedy and direct all the leading points
in the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore is only
SIC miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than
other There changes Of By tbs route,
consequently less detention, than by any other.
IL ? The read is baastsd with broken and is entirely
free from dust.
Por further information please apply D. c. RUMsEv agent
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets, apply Louisville
u s. Mail steamers, the Jacksonville Railroad Once
Main street. WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. & o. R. r.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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IN CHANCERY AT GATNSBORO'.

MAY RULES, 1853
Mary White George NJ MeWhFter and othsrs-Inuncon
and Attachment Bill
an motion Of complainant by her Solicitor, and appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from aega
ton in compainant bill to said Defendants George McWhie
Coleman White George White John Myers and John n Dix
nOnredents Of the State Of Tennessee. It is therefore,
ordered that publication be made for four weeks in the
Union and Americans published in the city Of Nash
vie Tennessee, requiring said nonresident desndan to
appear at the Of the Chaney Court be held for the
Jackson, the Court House. in the Of ansb0rO
the hrs Wednesday after the second Monday in July
then and there enter their defence to conplanants said BILL
the will be taken for confessed and down for hearing
ex parte % them. W. II. Bolts,
mRy23-W4t prs fee 50 Clerk and Master.
StTRAKEDss-YOungoo COW, with calf the owner 49,,
- can have them BY calling at this ONCE and pay
ing cost Of advertisements. Enquire Of james jack
son. as BTenDau's Foundry, College StFset- lmay28
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LYONS a 60.



IMPORTERS Of and Wholesale dealers Havana Cigars
Tobacco and all kinds Of Foreign Wines Liquors, etc. No. u
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee. U
SUMMER TRADE .r..-
Having anticipated the large demand to made for
goods Of all kinds this Summer constantly receiving and
have hand immense stock Of Fine Wines Bands and
Liquors Of ell kinds, Cigars Tobacco and sunes which
Offering AZ the teg lowest prices. Particular attention paid all
orders LYONS & co.
janis Ne, II Pubic squara
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
I m BOXES Star Candles;
HUI 100 \ and 4 boxes Star Candles;
so dozen best Kentucky MUSTARD
20 cases Wild Cherry Brandy
10 do Raspberry do.
SO barrels and = bbls. st. Louis Crackers;
so bags Black Pepper.
10 - Alspiee;
10 SC Race Ginger;
100 boxes, K and Z boxes Layer Raisns;
100 do. Selected Figs;
20 do. Lemons;
IS barrels S. S. Almonds;
10 do. Pecans. ..r
do. Filberts;
do. English Walnuts
do. Cream Nuts;
Is boxes Pearl Starch;
100 barrels best Simmer Ale;
. casks London Porter;
20 English and Scotch Ale, quarts and pintsi
$50 gross Percussion Matches.
50 barrels super American Brandy; /
20 do. do. do. Gin;
50 do. old Bourbon and MOnOngahela whisky.
FINE TEAS.
80 boxes Imperial and G. Brown Teas,
u chests superior Green and Black Teas;
Just received and for sale low, by a
WILLIAMSON CHEATHAM,
msy6-d .. No. College street.
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ID an 0FFERTNE F0R sIf.E ID -
DICKSON CQUNTX CIRCUIT conn.


W @. Collier ". heirs Of G. P Josn, dssassdl5on
land under rGadfi0hf eEp0trg-
II appearing iu this that the defendants, Ehas DuT
and wife Dizzy Durn, formerly Dizzy Josin les o. Ga1e
r.. IOslin, deceased, non-reteuts Of STATE =
and beyond the reach Of the prUcess o. this courts E 70 c
ordered publiclt0n Be mids for Tires
the Union and American, Ee75paper published u &c c
Nashville, requiTng them 70 appear before ne 1 81 e %
son county Circuit Court TIE STATE oi Tenncs ~ ,e Co1
House In Charlotte, on tie An Monday tn June n tsn
there plead answer, dsmur 10 Plautas mQl1s ~ t
sane wiz be taken for confessed 70 them, and SET 70 hs
pdrts- -
may25-E3t prs fee "a r McNELLl-fi O. g A
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: > R "a BROWN !; NOW =

7. b. RAINS, n. aROwS.
RAINS & BRO WN,
DRUGGISTS AND PREsCRIPTIONISTS,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TESSEssEE.
complete assortment Of English and American Chemicals,
n and unalurad Drugs, fresh aud genuine Extracts,
FL1YORING EXTRACTS, ETC.
lemon, Rose, Vanilla Pine Apple sraWbeTy Celery Almond,
RAINS e BROWNS.
OA O0O PAPERS FRESH GARDEN
81 OOO SEEDS.-sWe are now in receipt Of tie
stock of Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varetes brought to this market. They all Of
the growth Of 1885, andrsm the following houses Of vs known
b. Landreh & Sons, Philadelphia.
The american Seed Garden, Withsrheld, &c. 1T
Risleyis Frelonia, New York. Ira.
Shaker Gardens South Union, Kentucky. ......
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready for graui
tOus distribution. Call and get
addition the above, have large supply Of
usual varieties BY ne PSg75 and Beans and Peas y hs Su'hs
received from the celebrated house Of johnson Robbins 4
Co.. Two thousand Papers Of Poer Seeds. The lovers Of Flow
have larger and better assortment from which
their selection Of Seeds than they have heretofore city
No. 70 south side Public Square,
Janl4 Opposite the Market HOuss.
EECHES.--A large supply Of fresh and genuine sEeed-
L 4 ISL Leecles, Just received and for sale by
may2s RAINS BROWN, 10 Public Square.
CIGAR mANUEACEORKs
FEVHHE undersigned very extensively engaged IN ne
manufacture Of all kinds Of Cigars and enabled to
pete successfully with any Eastern Cities firm,
charge Of this department business being psct
Cgarmak may rely upon getting such goods
as are sure give satisfaction and which we guarantee in
every ustance we can assure our fis and customers DAD We
making fine Cigars from Havana import
direct from there the finest Tobacco thereby saving coners
duty, enabled 2 sell Cigars when made at much lower
rates than anything ike the article could be imported then
why not -i-
Call and examine for yourselves at LYONS q co. --
janl5-6 No. u Pablo square.
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49, -
sRLF.VBNTTLAII5G KEERIGEE4FolI

n DOT1E & CO., No. a. Front srraei, having hecou- m
pEistors o. De passnt ilr ta state Of sCH00Llf
BBRATED F-VENTLLATIAG. NEAT. Pl0EIssfIf J
FRUTr PHEsElEVlili, oder them 10 iis Nashr7e
This article IS bound % scTereede everything Of t t
its great advantage being too strong apparent 70 h du
be always dry and entirely free from m0ad, IlIs
vor, with aeurrent o. cold air passing through t coutn
accomplished with the usual quantity Of ice.
Every hogeSspeI should give this article tFai, ana
wiz consent To be without &c.
We have different sizes % suit customeEs-
4 =
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yAsHVTLIE LUmBER YARD.

II c. DARDEN, dealer IN Lumber, sd1sl.si and Bar
has now on hard large iot o. Ceiarf yellow luc A
me FIooriur Clear White Pine Poplar Pals- Joisti Sea
ling, square Cedar, Cedar Plank and fop.ii 1iss- p
Ave etfrg Ponlsr ard Cedar, blessing Poplar,
one yellow Pine Flooring; Single Auhi1ei Missing
Poplar Shneies-dl in constant oIeriiion cen supp
quantity Of Lumhe-dr shing at tie shortest - and 81
Lowest prices for east = q. ---L-LL5N,