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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25
= T. VINCENt, Clock AND

G. Z. WING N L, CLOCK AND
"A WATCHNAKsR. JEwELLER AND 0PIICIAN
AA.2s The attention of the public ia invited to
111D nv choice selection of CLOCKS, which fyr
quality and qusntlti ere not surpassed by any sim .
lar establishment in the city. Likewise fine as
ortnent Of JEWkLRY and SPECTACLES. lie
above goods were purchased recently, FOR CASH, {
he manufacturers; AND having made ang' mei t.
Ter additional suppes at short intervals. am pre-
pared at all times TO sell goods at SIN Ill advance
f Glory prices just recs ivCd. another 10 Il Peh
be GasseS, well cacuaied to remedy the defects
of visi OCCASION from age, weak oeformty
otherwise. Sixteen years udy and practice in OPP
teal Science enables me to decide 10 certainty
upon what kinds OF Lenses are best calculated 10
imI rave the sight.
e. locks, " atches, Jewelry and Spectacles RE-
pAlhkD in the best manner aud On moderate
terms VINCENT,
Sign Of the 81 zee aclas,
2-im 9Th and Broad at Kichm nd Va
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r.,r. Cant Win ven. Tor Venice, with 81
Md tobacco By I'd De Ycss Go.
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OFFICE OF THE J r. 4 K. COL
RICHMOND, Oct. IS. 1852.
NE- The twenty fourth annual meet
ing Of the Stockholders Of the James River and ka-
nawha Company. will be held at this Office TO.
at ia o'clock.
oc 25-1t VIM MUNFORD. Secy.
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s1sECyRE YOUR SEATS In TIMg@s

hs- Sec REFS Co.'S new STYLE OF Ambrotypes, at
their door way. New faces added daily. Price Sc
cts 81 snd upwnrds.
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AF RAGLaNs, CLoAKs
sHAWLs, SILKS. M0UsLINES
VALESTlAS, POPL1NS
MERINOEs, DEBEGES
EMBROIDERIES, &c.
just received by
CRENsHAW, QUARLEs h co.
DC 25-3t 229 Broad street.
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FAMILY JAM.
e. AA ASHLAaD RACES.
Sdy~ FALL MEETING, 1884.

Toe Races over this and beautiful Ccurso
sixteen mill north of RchmJud sn the line OF The
X Il p Railroad, will commence on TUESDAY
October 26 1859, and continue FOUR Dtis
Fiat BAY-Sweepstake for three year old col &
IN fllios, out OF mares that won produce
winner; mile heats; 500 subscription, half Tor
feit
Be'cher a Hsxsll name b By Financier. dam
0tslia by Pram.
in Taylor names ch by Revenue. dam By Ban.
dit
SECOND RACE-Same day $ weepstake for three
year old colts and filies $3.50 entrance. haf forfeit;
mile heats.
Fondren, Williams 4 Co mann Ckilde Harold,
dam Urstrix.
Green names ch fGlencona. By Glencoe. dam By
Envoy.
I&fW boswell name CHI by Revenue, dam sa-
rah Washington.
Gu. Trains leave the depot on Broad street. at u
A M ahd IL NJ, stopping at the Fair GTnunds 10
take passene ers and returning Immediately on the
concl isien of the races
B-Vo ladies admitted unless accompanied by
e. 25at IN TAYLOR Proprietor
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CERES HOUSE,
" By Mira. FLOURN0Y,
Is nicely fitted for the reception OF boaIders
either by heday o: wsek.
This House is situated a few doors above the st.
Charles Hotel, in central part of the city, and all
ersons extending patronage to it will be treated to
the comforts of a pleasant home.
Extra iooms furni-h during the Fair.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, two Servants. white
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JOkSE TONIC HORSE TONIC-Fo,

L improving the condition of Horses, giving
them good appetite and relieving them of worms
surf-it, hide bound, distemper. and kidney com
pa nts, aud giving them sleek and CLOS coat of
ha li,L00 bottles soid lately in Virginia alone, is
sufficient guarantee Of the excellence of Horte
Tonic. Made and sold by
DUtAL NORTON, Druggists.
% OppOsiIe Poet q flee.
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AA@ BIZ d Il u ROCK
ERs<1MAT> RACES.-Fatrth Dty--NOn-
day-HaEa,csp Sweepstakss
.z-~G---~-s-'-lor all age that have run IN
either of the previous races during the week 500
eatranca with 500 added by the Proprietor II two
or more start wv mile heats to nan at the post
The following horses have been handicapped -
run:
Don Juan. years old, 40 lbs.
Little Crick, years old. 1905 lbs.
Planet, 3 years old, So lbs.
Eagis, yeaTs CID, 3 bf.
Kate Under, years OLD, 50 lls
John L, years old. s3lbs.
On C by Revenue. 3 yesrs old, so lbs.
Chde Harold colt, leather.
~ Gate fee, 80 cts.
Race to come of a. O'clock.
500 TR0r.
Immediately after the race, TrottinR Match
two mile heats, to harness, for a20n, between d.,
Long and Fanny Wcham. Tho latter is On OF tn
mares engaged in the twenty nile trot next satnr
day.
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81 Refs Cos Palace Of Art Is the place 10 OBJ
ain the Pearl Ambro.ype, the mo beautiful st, lie
I portrait now made Compare them with others
aud Judge for Yourself. See specimens at their
doorway, I39 Main st,- Steam Gallery.
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az RICH OND THEATRE.


MORE ATTRACTION.
FESTIVAL WEEK FESTIVAL WEEK!
First light of tie original Drama of
DAVID COpPERFIELD,
As performed at BurtonsNew York Theatre for an
ENTIRE SEASON.
DAVID C0PPERFIELD TONIGHT
WITH TYE FOLLOWING GREAT CAST:
URIAH KEEP, (his original cha acter,)
I B JOHNSTON
DANIEL PEGOTTY. ...................uA LANGDON
DAVID C0pPERFIELD .................B RINGGOLD.
JAM ES STEERFORTH. ................D HARKINS
WILKINS CAWBER...................W II BAILEY
TRhDDI ES ,,.,,..J WILKES
MARTH Mrs p PHILLIPS
sOSE DARTLE.".. ......... Miss JULIA IRVING.
BETSY TR0TE Oon. ................ Mrs REID
MRS AWBER.."~..........Miss KATE FISHER
EN- ......... Miss TAYLOR
iGNES..........,....,.. Miss KATE PENNOYER
ArSECURE YOUR SEATS IN TIME ~Ss
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I WAGNER. DRUGGIST, is prepaF-
IL ing pomdde which will prevent the DYING
and to0Sing of the hGir, and where the roots
dead wil improve the tn CT it, 1t is to be bad
AT the DRUG STORE st The corner of 9th and
Br' ad streets, next to the New NJ irket. &C -.
TO write gracefully and pleasantly, use
L LYONS PATENT PEN HOLDER.
For sale at
GEO NJ WEsT's Bookstore,
Ao;-
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c.-JAS
~ WALSH at his old established Gun and Sport
ing Store has Just received from England, tie ba-
lance OF his Fail supply Of
DOUBLE AND SIt GLE BARREL GUNS,
together with fine assortment OF ; HOT BELTS,
POWDER tLAskS, BIkp BAGS, CLEA ING
RODS, NIPPLE W BENCHES, &c
Also, fine assortment of COLT 3 Celebrated
FIVE SHOOTERS and Other Pistols; BOWIE
KNIVES: DiRKS; God and Sils er Headed WALK
ING LANES, with and without swords
Thu public are respectfully reques ed to call aud
examine my stock before purchasing, as l am coli-
dent can exhibit the best assortment of ooIs in
my line, to be found in any house in the State.
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-birs.D DAMS
4AC0U9H ELIXIR, one Of the baSt known RENE
dies for COug and Cold, has btcn in use in Rich
mold aud IT. vicinity Tor the past fifteen twenty
years, anu has alwa, proved efCacious in Clus lbs
and Colds. The following Ger tfeate voiantarI-
~ given By CIV. Mr. Wiles in 1854
Bowl HG GREEN, CAROLINE, iarch %, 1854:
Mr. q. Z. NALTkR-Dear sir: take pleasure in
informing son that Mrs DAVIS C0agh EliTir." |
pu chased of you has acted like q charm upoa nv
little daughter. when she hEd the WhCoping Cough
very bad l have used it also in cases of Colds
teudt Nth s.yere coughing and In ny case IL
same happy results have been produced. ard
this pre- araon an excellent medicine and in my
Judg fnent 10 family ought TO be withoutit.
A. WlIE|,
Pastor of the E Church, South, on Caroliue Cir
cult, Va Cont
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Fisher h Winston,
Miil.paugh Il ,hust )u j. W Hirl'ck, Il. j. COT
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~ Nhitcrs t. REss Cos receive the same sty's
Of likeness as they exhibit at their doorway, VIII Oh
are not bought nor expressly got Up for SD cimeDs
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n'UksAY COLOGNE.--Mr. CHAS. 3.
~ DAWSON, my successor, At the old stand , GER
say Go ogne Water tdensicaliy the sane As ormsriy
made By mo. au i3-n Jb WoOp.
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n AZ OI
"A TON.-This celebrated yosng lady, Of England,
where she has achieved a celebrity her, to ore
precedented. has t. honor TO infTm he Ladies' NJ 4
Gentlemen OF Richmond that she has TAX pa iyate
,rinrs at the CAPITOL HUUe E. Nam street one
door fl ON 9th street, where she il now ready to
ceive vistors (adiss and gentleEen, J. y hom shs
will il form all abOu; tie past. the Present and the
future, il they ara married or not, and W. Gu or
what iadv or husband they will get tr business If
every d.s 3ripticn Consultation fee from a. nts
TO 81
~ For full particulars, see snail bills.
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! DWELLIN0 HOVsE FOR PlNT.

- on Clay street. between lat and Adams.ts -
The house bes . recently painted aud apertd- fAs
& a. and water. Possession can be had ar snee> 10
= good terant, the rent Will be low Apply t.
MiLLHiSEK b BRO.
&c Ats Broad 90.
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AMUsHMBnTe.
THEATRE.
NOVELTY FOR Fab WEEK.

MONDAY ErEyIEG, OCTOBER rs
Will be presented the celebrated Drama Of
DAVID C0PPEBPIELD.
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@ FOR RENT OR LEASE The five
III story Brick Building on the west line Of 10th
Street between Main sua Cary streets, fnex' above
the residenee Of Dir T. Cullen Is for rent lrs 81
aud possession gwen immediately. Tier l. ca
the two hrst focr. ssnd water all through the
house-making it y very desirs BILE resldenes
Apply TO Mr.. L. L. M0NfA6UE or Mr.. IL : \ :.
M 9,--tE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28

The actual coaSa 6aliforuia Of the provisions for
forty thousand imnigFants, (and that viii soon be
ths number from California alone,) viii be thirty
dollars month, or twelve hundred thousand dol
lars; but the company may, If they choose, charge
three prices for the same.
gThe President has expressed the opinion, after an
examination Of the subject, that there is no remedy
for these grievances. The powers now claimed By
the company have heretofore been exertsd, and,
whether strictly legal not, have been recognized
as legal By the British government
Il has been stated TO the President that there Is
great danger Of conflict between the immigrants
ard the British authorities in regard to these ex-
actions. Nothing is more probable
The grievance will not be, however, of long du>
ration for there is not the least probability that the
charter Of the HudsOns Bay Company will be re-
neWed. It win expire next May, and a colonial
government for the region between the Pacific and
Canada, with improved commercial relations with
the United States, viii be established. II is quite
certain that the gold seekers will have to drive on
the Indians, who are very annoying on ThOmPsOn's
river.
The intimate friends Of the lamented Quitman
state that he was frequently heard to complain OF
dysentery contracted in Mexico. Ion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28
Letter from Frog Mountain.

Our "FrOg Mountain" correspondent, from whose
Communication We publish an extract, has just and
true appreciation of the Humorous, and would sue
coed in that species of composition he would exer-
else his ia :ulties upon new and original subjects
In this letter. however, he has entered field which
is already occupied, and we decline to publish it,
only, because it treats of characters which the
peculiar property of our correspondent, 81,
Of Tenn
twill De perceived from the following 'tsslnOaiql
that SUT is greater benefactor to his race, than all
the inventors Ofpaten pills and "drasio drenches"
put together. We advise our dyspePtic friends to
try the effect Of "sUT LOvEEGOOD in New York"
which we will publish in a few days.
"LoDg years ago, 1 Responded and forever aban-
dOned the idea of being cured of painful malsdy
that had afflicted me from early infancy. all the
scientific remedies of the Medical Profession, proved
unavsiling in my case; and had reconciled myself
to my untimely fste-to die with an incurable disease
sndfall into premature grave. But fortunately for
me- was q subscriber for The UNION AND AMERICAN,
and in its columns l found the remedy that has
proved effeotHalin restoring me to my woned health
and happiness What do you suppose the remedy
was? 1t was none of the medical nOsrums, that 1
found advertised in your columns, The sovereign
remedy was found in the un-sirring sidesplitters
from the pen Of s. L, Of Tenn. When I
read about "Dad Actin Hoss," and the history Of
"Ole BulIin," and "Sut's Lizurds," found that 1
received considerable relief from my disease by the
expansion my chest and the parts adjacent thereto
But when I read the stories about ''Sut's pasted
Shirt" and "Sicily Burns's Wedding" and about
"that ar onspeakabil Bull ride" and about sole
Gut Fatty in the Chist and his "trubln an hurtin
the fast runin Ofthe big dromedary boss, with the
he'll fire horns on bechin upthe Doctors truck that
Sat gin him." then it was that my sides were so ex
panded by laughter that the last chord that had
bound my fetered liver for many years, to the per-
teneum gave way; and from that time have become
hearty, robust man; entirely cured of the painful
malady that had afflicted me for years.
81 owe 'Sut an everlasting debt of gratitude,
because che truth is, he has cured me, after many
of the most scientific of the Medical Faculty have
made an entire failure"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28
Mexican ImbrogIIo.

A correspondent Of the n. Y, Herald, making
some very unfair comments on the conduct Ofthe ad
nihisraliOD, INDUCES 10 the following specualiOns.
1t is now understood as fact that the gist Of The
instructions cent 10 Mr. Forsyth, per special bearer
of dispatches, WIS that he should close The legation,
demand his passports aud quit the country, Thus,
il would seem as though we we're drifting into
another war with Mexico, and it is about time we
were. Such an event would be perfect G1d-send
to both countries; would regulate that most etfec
uslly, and prove very wholesome Little episode in
the history Of this, say nothing Of furnishing us
with some dozen or so OF "bran' new military he
rOes for home eonsuu4l tiOu-i c. to ''use up as
Presidential candidates
foreign War lat least with country possessed
of such a miserable one horse navy as MexicO)
would be popular in this country with all classes,
speaking both socially and politically. Our Plug
uglies, Blood Tubs. and Dead Babbis would find
therein fne field in which to exercise that genius,
which is now in danger Of 'spilmg" for want of a
''muss;" whilst The chiValry OF the South could
spread itself in unlimited national fbustering at
the expense Of the entire eommunity Commerce,
which is ever a coward, would be in no fear of hos
tile privateers, aud even the nigger>wOrshippers
and strong minded women might 60 in tooth and
tOe-nail in the hope Of abolitoniziug forever al
the territory which such war would inevitably
leave upon our hands Wherefore ViUe Ia guerTe!
Suomi bel.ici trOmbE Come on bOys who's afraid.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28

RSr "Aga" writes to the Baltimore SUH from
Washington under date of the 23d, that the Indian
Bureau has received nothing from its agents in Ore
gon and Washington Territory respecting the In
dian troubles there. But directions have been sent
to the general Superintendent to his efforts
prevent spread Of the hostile feeHng-a thing
greatly feared. It would seem as if there should
be a competent civic in'erpOsitiOn, with view to
see if some steps cannot be taken to oOnciate such
Indians as are acting under false impressions. II
other troops than those already ordered shall be
required at the seat of difficulties, regiment Of
Gen. JOHNsToEs command in Utah might reach
there fOrders for the purpose should promptly issue
hence.
A telegraphic dispatch to the New York Tri-
Buns says an officer of the army writing from Wash
ingtOn Territory relative to Col sTEPTOE's defeat
says the route eastward and nOrlhWard Of COlyile
is now virtually bloCkaded; that no one can cross
Snake river, and that it will require a force ten
times as large as is now there, before peace can be
restored
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TeIegrnphtc lions.

VICKsBURa, July PA duel was fought this
forenoon between Mr. MoCardle, editor of the True
.SOuthroH, and Mr.. Partridge, editor Of the Wing
The weapons we're pistols, at ten PAGES. Partridge
was wounded in the snkle at the first FIRE
all leaving their plantations ia consequence OF the
recent overhOWs.
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 28-The neigbbOrs aud
constituents Of Senator Hammond yesterday gave
him 3 complimentary dinner. It was largely st>
tended, and several conservative speeches were
made.
Nothing had been heard Of tie AgsmsnnOn at
Queenstown
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MONETARY AND commERc1A1.

Tia New York Journal Of Commerce Of the eth says there is
evidently speculative tendency among the operators
financial circles aud who have waited impaenty for the
regular trade revive disposed ncpate coming
irregular their hook There never
aupcious plausible theory money making
tain disciples and believers That paper quotes call
stock sscues 3s4 cent and other good Securities at
4S5 cent and prime endorsed sixty ninety day bills So
AZ. This looks like money is very plenty.
Tennessee Bonds sold the New York Exchange the 23d
g. Virginia Bonds sold the figures North Carolina
961{ tnd Missouri at $50.
The crop prospects Europe represented as very encoag
ing. A Liverpool circular Of the 9Th inst, says
% accounts the crop continue to be most satisfac
tory and its present appearance ses expectation of great
abundance Frequent showers have nvgoraed those crops
had begun 10 suffer for Of sufficient moisture The agcu
tura markets have shown tendency
deliveries by the farmers"
The New York Courier and Inquirer says there very gen
complaint made by produce merchants that Of the
ing articles Of produce selling, held through the We
prices above shipping point and the tendency generally
toward higher figures while there is for the part absence
Of feeling in our seaboard market. That paper says:
There Of be equalization Of prices before
of produce. There
country but there disposition dispose Of them present
and the Independent position Of farmers generally enables them
hold with frmness in the anticipation of
present. the impression in the West that prices may
qaenc deficient crops here and in Europe rule higher
til this expectation satisfied, until il becomes evident that
be Tealize produce will slowly That il will
be realized Of the opinion here the eaboard prices
would aud enable shippers to forward. This independence
general prosperity Of farmers The last
ish Board Trade cOnCusiTey shows this the
therefore give the following table Of the imports of Wheat
Great Britain during the five months ending May ls reported
Df ID
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Talk with our Contempornrfes.

One Of our Know Nothing exchanges republishes
Pope's lode on Solitude with the unintentional but
appropriate alterations indicated below.
Thus let me live, unseen, unknown:
Thus, unlamented let me die
Steal from the world And not a stone
Tell EheH I lie!
Have the naughty boys been throwing stones at
our contemporary
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle says all the incendiaI-
ism in the country originates with the lOcofooOs.
He means lOcOfOco matches, We suppose.
The Rutherford Telegraph asks, does the Amer
iorn party possess sufficient vitality to exercise
conservative influence? "Pat," said one IrishmGn
to another who had fallen from the third atory Of
house, are ye dead?" mo" said Pat, but I'm
intirely spacheless" The T6le55opFs question may
be answered in the same way If the Know Nothing
party is not desd it has voice 10 controlling the
affairs of the nation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28
CHANCERY COUNT Ar CAMDEN.

Aalinda errick als by their FRIEND Aaron LaFler
James Z. Merrick Ct als.-Orisinal Bill.
1T appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from
allegation Bill, that james p.
and Merc, the defendants in this
nOnesdents Of Tennessee that the ordinary pro
served upon them; il Is therefore ordered
Clerk that publication le made in the Union
and american newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
weeks succession, requiring the said james Merck
James Merrick appear Chancery
held county Of Benton, the 9Th Monday September
next, plead. euur 70 Complanants BILL the
same will taken confessed and Tor hearing DdTs as
10 them. This June 7th, 1853.
funeI2-v4t prs D. p. HUDSON, c. & VI.