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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

LOLA MONTE AND Mas, CusSrSaHAM.-It h said
that one day last week Lola Montez paid visit to
Mrs. Cunningham. at her residence in Twenty
ninth street, New York, and had a long converse.
ton with her upon the subject of the murder Of
DR.. Bnrdei. Mrs. C., on this occasion, renewed
her protestatious of innocence, and Informed Lola
that II ever the truth came ont 1t would be found
that the real murderer was certain person whose
name has been figuring quite largely of late in the
cnurfa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

WANTED NEGROES. - Two active
Negro Men. ~ 10 23 years old, kr the fyid po.
ininion Nail Works proper hire will be given for
the balance Of the year. ""'
NH S-dtw WM TRypr FTr ~.
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7 OST-In Richmond, ON Sunday the
IL 2ist inst small uckskin PoCK EFT Fob con-
on Rasland and ais for about s239. dated in this
month; aud also, a bond on DIR. Nelson, OF Powha-
tan and Jno. Page of Hanover, for about S75, exc
cuted some years since, and also sandry other pa
pers not now recollectad. For the delivery of which
to Edwin Workman Co., q suitable reward will be
given GEO. FLEMING.
fe 27-3taw3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

At the old stand of J. T. Tonpkins, on I4th be-
tween Cary street and the Danvilte depot, where
they will be happy to serve their friends and the
public generally, and hope by strict attention 70
business to merit their confidence and appreciation
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r LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING!! LIGHT

[ C0RDIA recommend my successors,
Messrs. GORDON FINNEY, to my former patrons
NH Him J. TnSfpkfNS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

LATE NOTlCE-MADAME DEVESE,
4 the astonishingly gifted Young FORTUNE
TELLER, aft a weeks pleasure with her f.iends
in Norfolk has returned and Is ready to he consult
ed ON any subject. Lost lovers. uBsithful bus-
hands, Things stolen lost be ed through
Der magical power.
Residence-Mar.hall street, between 5th and 9th.
name on the door
Prices-Ladies 80 cents; Gentlemen 81.
NH a
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LOST.

+ OST-On Friday, between the Park
IL House and French Garden Hill, an old fashion
cd BREASTPIN, oval shape, with the likeness of =
lady, which was very highly priced. BY leaving it
at the Dispatch office liberal reward will be paid.
NH lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

SHy>-mU7A RICHMOND, March ~. 1874
- THE Canal Boat LYNCH
BURG is now lying in the Dock at Messrs. Edmond
Davsnports wharf, ard Is ready 10 receive freight
f,r Ly nchburg The cap ain has 10 advertise. his
health is very Indifferent at this time, and he can't
get ut TO see his friends and customers Prompt at
tention viii be paid to all things cent 10 my boat.
- will leave SATURDAY.
NH Il--it~ Carr. A. N. JOHNSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

WANTED TO HIRE, for the balance
1.-THE year,s Eurs, and House gsr,an, who
can come well recommended, without incn,ni,s nee
- AUGUSTUS MAILERT
WHE-hF No Al Main ssrest
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Resldance -psFkinsviiIe. Hooehland CO., Va.
ia Is -d3ms cwit @.ss - - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

HEAVY fakoraiEsIN Eosros.--A series OF heavy
frrgcries upon merchant Of this city, came 70
light on Saturday, and the offender was srJasfed
yesterday morning II seems that John a. Ma
han. grocer, on Long Wharf, has signed the name
Of his uncle, Benjamin 7. Mahan. 10 some fifteen
notes. amounting in eli TO $4,000. These notes
hare been negotiated at the banks or by brokers.
On Friday two of them went to protest. when the
forgery was discovered. They have all been mo-
goiiated In the brief period of six weeks Samuel
A. Way and Wilder 4 Estabrook are among the
private parties who have been victimized. The
forger disappeared last Friday, but on Saturday
night he returned TO his home, where he was ar
rested abo,;t one O'Clock yesterday morning By
officers Holmes and Lynch of the detective force.
No clue can be found to the manner 10 which he
has spent the moaey.--Boston advertiser, March s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11


ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTREI.S
Have the honor to announce series of their Popular
CONCERTS. The Company is comprised OF the best
talent In the United States-ai nuder the direction
of the world renowned MATT PEEL.
H. Change OF Programme nightly. For particu
lars, see Bills OF the day.
- Tickets % cents. Doors open at Soon
meHce ut "a O'Clock. DR. 4 JON MS,
NH 4-ts Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

| AhD.-l0O kegs prime Leaf Lard,
mhaif bbls do. In store and for sale br
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Hh HIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Proposa
= will be received for building new CourtIlau
At orange, Virginia, and the Plans and specifiea.
tons may be seen at the office OF the undersigned
the Architects. from the 18th the 10th of March
inclusive, and az the Clerks sffee at orange from
the I'D to the 9th OF March, inclusive. The bids
will be opened at Orange on the 3sth inst, nc II NJ
The successful bidder will be required TO furnish
satisfactory bonds for the faithful futlment of the
e,nfract and each bid will state the bondsnen to be
offered. - w
The committee reserve to themselves the right Ia
reject any or all of the proposals
IL ASKINs d ALEXANDER. Architects
I'm il-eodJt Washington g.
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EOUND-One day last week, VEIL,
which may be obtained by calling at this office,
describing the same. and paying for thi, advertise
ment. NH lie
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

UELELVuE H0SPITAL.-ThisI nstilu-
- tim which has been in successful opetstisn fer
thu last FIRE years. is situated on
GHUECH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
H. delightful. airy position, and is furnished with
evpTy convenience conducive 10 the comfort ut pa
TENTS and the successful treatment of disesse.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable TO the a. eNiu
mediation of gentlemen who may find ii inconye
ni.nt TO he trt sted at their private lodgings
Particular attention Will bs paid to the 'BtRgiH
yards. which are peculiarly comInodeus.
TERMS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

IsT4A ESTRAY.-Came TO my sta
VfE2 BILE. on Sunday; eth instant, n small red
1877. COW and CALf-iow In order. The
owner requested to come forward, prove property
pay expenses, ans, get her.
JAMES !. SUTHERLAND,
Livery Stable, 18th ST.. between Franklin and
NH tits Trace Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

Letters from France indicate better feeling in
regard to England.
An immense number of arrests of republicans
have been made recently in Paris.
BELGIUM.
The Belgian Chambers passed a bill relative to
attempts on the lives of foreign sovereigns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

E0R COLDS, FOR COLDS Receiving
this day. PEI Express. fresh snprl bum Drops,
Iceland Moss Paste, and Ion sale. A ANToNI' p''
NH II EtNicholas Ealepn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11

WANTED TO HlRk--A Stable, con.
yenient for three horses and three wagons To-
cation between sth and 18th streets and CARY and
Broad. Apply to '
ADAMS Express Company. Office.
mn Us iat Main street
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- -.
WAMTa.

woman, ~ vet nurse, In q nice family o.
references given. Apply At this osics. ! ND 10.
IN, wANTED-Thrce Or four good
l - MlLtINERs. 10 whom the rest ,v. -. = y,
~ be paid. Apply 20 WV AS "i'i
-. "a a.. Mas. J. DEYrIMAg
mb Nv - Between 18th and lsth "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11
DROWN SHEETING AND SHIFTING.

WHITE FLANNELS.--A full supply
w of medium and fine grades; also Twiiled
and plain searleta. receiving and sale very low by
NIL II KENT. PAINE Il 20.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
Gallatin, Tam. April 3d 1858


 EDITOR TRUE DEMocRAT-I have just re- turned from Washington and am happy to in. form you that the question of the route to be used by the contractors for the Transportation of the overland mail has been settled. The con tractors are satisfied with the route originally adopted by the Post M 4ster General, and all efforts to change 1t have been made without their knowledge or consent
 They have obtained the permission of the Post Master General to bring the two branches together at Fort Smith, and to carry heir mails and passengers on boats from Little Rock to Fort Smith-this is very nportant and valua- ble arrangement for your city. The company will have boats built for the express purpose. which will not draw more than l6 inches when loaded, and believe they can run them all the year. They have contracted for a large num- Der of horses, mules, stages harness, etc, and the most active preparations are being made to carry their contract into effect.
 Yours truly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
JAMES GLOVER.
Democratic Meetings, and their Instruc-
 tions

We have received the proceeding of demo- cratic meetings in the following counties, but too late for publication this week We will pub lish them in full next week We can, th, week, only give the instructors:
 Ffankin Couaay-Ins;ruc:s for Co. T. c. Hindman
 Bentoaa-Instrucis for Col Hindman.
 Mat'son-Instructs f)r Col. A. M Wilson as first choice and Col Hirdman as second choice
 Con'7ay-Instructs for Col. Hindulaa as Grst last and only choice for Congress.
 DaLas-Instructs for Col. Rust as first choice and Judge F. NJ. Compton as seconl.
 JGersma-Instucts :or Rust first and Flour. noy second.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
Who will be Victorious

Mr. EDIToR-The above caption Va editorial ill the las. F.. Smith Hers. commences in this wise: We are Hof t9at tis democracy q h.is Sats is dua certain extent, etc., etc. As democm to see men who profess democratic using the language quoted above. | democrats, how can they exuIt at the condition in which they say the party claim to be the expouents of this pa-7 by Reorganization that the pets Of trr expect to install themselves into ofhc. 1 have yet to learn that such pEl- ever competent part of the denr Arkansas; divided hsy may be in the after office, but I deny that the deHr ArkansaS are diuided. They stand ugf d basis to-day as they ever dil, and T for il, the very men who are now tryr. tract the party will learn lesson thr true democrats will not advance the, Look at the fate of those who have sg the present iactions-take heed les;w n the footsteps of your illus,rious prr the fate of all traitors is disgrace stand ready to be branded with Bs vour political forehead. The Heul champion of few disappointed off, and ex-office holders, who have beel because they have not been though confidence, and now they howl h wolves, and will leave no stone ul. overthrow the party, in order that ths installed into office. I have uo ObF any democrat aspiring to office, but l to few demagogues ruling the pgT especial benefit, and when they huis iu a minority howl, and say tfe partl lessly divided. The people undena smoothe tongutd oily disorganizes give them thelr dues.
 In this county nothing has beenda. holding a convention, 10 send dee.s convention to nominate a candidate gress, nor do l expect any nominns made for the legisture or county though we have an abundance of ms of which to select for all ofIice, a'' spare. Ii Sebastian cannot be re-s
 namesake, Sebastian county, can fur' dozen men who wouh be glad 30 6' So far as qualification goes, have say. N
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
s--ac>~s~- Mn TEr

MR. EDIToR-Wa as ever people more fa- vored by geographical position, soil and climate than the Teople of Arkansas? We have all the products of the north, as we'll as of the south, m great perfection-though as yet our people have given but little attention to any thing but cotton. We'll that is right. as the world stands most in need of 1t; but there are other things that will be far more profitable. when the art of hermetrically sealing Is gene rally understood, which will be as soon as our Our peaches alone are mine of wealth. On- y think of the quantity that will be consumed when gallon can be afforded for four bits and perhaps less; and why cannot we make wine of our wild grapes which God has given Us for the trouble Of gathering. 1 was ,old by friend that he made dozen bottles and it was pro- nouuced excellent. Then why will not some one acquainted with wine making give it d trial We had better drink good wholesome wine than poisonous strichnine whisky
 When this demon of fanaticsm is sufficient ly rebuked and the world becomes satisfied that slavery exists by Gods providence, and tha. it cannot be abolished, then will the steam car and telegraph put the Atlantic and Pacific in con- nection; then will the north and south feel and act like one people and appreciate our political institutions; then may we hope to see our chil- dren trained up in the way they should 20 and be prepared to discharge the duties of freemen: then will we hear more of a dissolution of the Umon. PUBLIC GOOD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
t.nqtOn. April '

 SENATE.-Proceeding unimportant The committee on printing reported adverse to printing euoges On deceased Senator's. The Minnesota bill, amended, passed by AS against 3.
 NAYS Clay Kennedy, and Yulee ABsESTEEs- s--Bayard, Benjamin, Davis Fes senden, Henderson, Iverson, Pearce, Reed ard Thompson, of Kentucky.
 The bill admits two Re resentatives. The Senate returned the kausas bill to the House today. House will take it up to- mor- row.
 HoUsE.-Mr. Letcher, of Va, complained that both sides were throwing obstacles in the way of the deficiency bill to embarrass the U Utah expedition aud the administration. The deficiency bill was taken up--time con- su'ned ill making fun of the Utah appropria- tons. and propsi"g to separate the items of the hll, etc, etc. Agreed
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
Convention at Camden, Second Monday
 in Nav

If the rule requiring the nominee to receive amaiority of all the democratic votes cast in the district at the last preceding general cleo ton, which was adopted by the convention at Hot Springs in May, 1853, and has since been adhered to, should prevail in the convention to be holden at Camden, it may be useful to the convention. and perhaps not nnnteresting to the asplrants for the nomination to Congress, to know the vote to which each county will be entitled. The following table has been care fully compiled from the official vote given for Governor Conway, at the August election of 1856 in the counties comprising the second Congressional district as shown in House jour- pal n Ae.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

sulting from the overflow of the Mississippi He 1t was who buried this immense treasure said to be as much as six or seven barre of coin and plate-ana when killed by Little Harp, for the purpose of getting the reward of S1OOO for the delivery of his head at Natchez, perished the last ard only beirg who knew the exact To- cality, and it will probably remain a secret un- til doomsday.
 Owing to the high waters and mail failures we have not been in the regular receipt of our home exchanges, which will account for omis- sions under the heading of this article.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
D0ver. Ark.. Anril 3d Ie5a

EDITOR TRUE DEMocRAT-Tbes dan,ocr,o, VI rope county met in faH convention to-day as spover-instructed for Col. Hndman for Con- gress-J. L. Hcllowell for Attorney General and nominated w. A. Barker, esq, and Dr. Thos. Russell for the Stato LegisIature, and will elect them very easily. They are wei tried. true aiid trusty, and the arty wei argauizea. Disorsanizatioi, is the only hope asl forte of Know Nofhings here. sruox
 Or The Washington s af am ounc.s that Horace Greeiy. of the N Y frihnae k a,norg me fns Converts Y the reisxlun rsyivsN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
Washington News

Washington. April 7.-Murh solictude is felt Tor the fate 1.-the deficiency bill, upon which the supplies for Utah depend
 Mir. Collins, who Was sent as commercial con. su' to Amlzon river, has completed his expo- rstiUn.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

any number of billies" " with impunity, and, in many cases, used them at the hazard of the lives and limbs of peaceable citizens. without probably suffering more than nominal bail"
 We seriously commend this to the attention of our city authorities and suggest that at least the free neg, oes of our city might be prevented from carrying pistols and knives
 The land sales commence in Kansas in July next. Nearly three millions of acres will be offered
 l. Fancy county. Mo-. it is said that three men have discovered considerable quantities of silver ore, one piece weighing much as twen- ty pounds. The ore is said to be very pure The men were in the woods chopping, and found the oYe on the top of the ground.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

OF We are requested by the State officers 'o ii'orih all persons writing to them on their own business 10 enclose stamps, if any answer Is needed, or their letters cannot be attended to.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
TRUE DEHOCKAi' RICHARD H. JOHNSON, F.DIrok. LITTLE ROCK, APRIL F, 1858


 sss~ We are authoTized b a,nOunoe JOHN Il. NkN BERN as cafididae for Ts-elec JL 10 he office of County Treasurer.
 T We gre authorized 10 annoGnce W.. \. PAEISH as candidate fer ne ostee of Colnts Irea- surer at the ensuing Angus election.
 fE- We are authorized U anncunce WM. B. PAISLEY. s candidate for Te election to tie office of Clerk of the Circuit Court os I'ul4>ki county.
 .ey- We are authorized to announce JAMFS c WHITE eandidaee fer tia. ctfce If Sheriff Of Jefsrson county, Arksn--rs, al the uing AGgust ee ton.
 ezy~ We are authorized to rnn. unce LrCIUs FINLEY candidate for tie office If Attorney General at the next August ee lion. subject to the decision of democratic convention, should be held.
 .S5- We are authorized to announce J. L. HOL- LOWELL as a candidate for the otlc- of Attorney General at the next August eeeti0n. subject to the decision of democratic convention, should one D. held
 .F We are authoriz6d to announce W. K. PAT TERS0N a candidate for re-ercti"n 70 the o!iiae sf Prosecuting Attorney fcr the :d Jud cla CiruIt
 .zy~ We are authorized to announce Judge THO MAS JOHNSON. a. 6 candidate fir r. ee-.ion 70 the tffce of Attorney General and States Artorny. for the fifth Judicial Circuit of the State of Arkan- 
 ,4T- We authorized to annolinae ROBERT II. DEDMAN. ESQ. .s 6 candidate for Presenting Attorney for the 2d Judi,ia. Circuit.
 .zs- We are authorized to announced j. WAT BEANKiNSTiIP aS ( caul late for Prosecuting 1t torney for the 2d Judicial Circuit.
 ts5- We are authorized to announce LAFAY- ETTE GEEGG. q csH iGate f re-eleei n to the otiee Of Prosecuting Attorney ier the 4th Judicial Circuit.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
A CHINESE Vnw E,.vY,rpn m e

CHINEsE Vow FuLFILLED-The Sacra- mehto (Cal) Union of February 18th. says:
 Chinaman visited the fish market at iha loot ol street, and paid $2 50 for the pr;yi. 'ese oi throwing over-hoaFsl ifty-6ve fish. In explanation of this singular notion be stated on that day, Year or two since, he was wrecked wish some eighty of his eoun.rymen aad tairly whie men; and he WAS the olly Chinanan that survived and that he then made vow that he would release ifty-five fsh-ou each succeeding surivgnMy of the dxyl"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
French Commercial Affairs.

Ne,o Fork, April 7.--The New York Tribune says that the French commercial houses are losing confidence in Napoleon's government, and have ordered their correspondents to remit here after bills on London ins cad Of on Paris
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

Col. w. that at ime when Know No,b,.
 swept nearly every State and town. h tc.tlst iully in his party, in support of the const;-t what he belived to be for the benef, of ,E. country and now tosupPlant him, after ai, '.f .i fee< he has Iaade, by the nomination ne e's as would b. an outrage, and subject the good ..sls. his district tormuch h comment. But i.istaI as that such aiI. not le the case, and that b as ents will listen Jo no seductive influence, K.
 main true 10 thCir present representative.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

SUIcTDE.-From the Carthage Recorder wa learn that man named W. S Reeves. com mItted suicide by blowing out his brains with q pistol at the Eagle hotel, in that place. He was formerly commission merchant in Fulton
 Arkansas. From papers found about his per, son, it Is ascertained that the cause of commit ting this rash act, was for killing man named Block, in Arkansas Austin 1eras Iatel;qencer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

ET Some mistakes occurred iu the notice oi the Land Attorney and State Collector, which h ve now been corrected. Persons interested w i'll +aEa rotica
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
12,o2Q

l-iVAN Showing that six thousand and eleven votes are required to give the nomination.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
Later from Santa Fe-Captain Ma
 Lieut.. Beale-PaCific Rrilroad >

St LOjAs, N.
 The Santa Fe mail arrived a- hd on the 22d. Cap,ain Marcy WIS @ r Union on the 25th inst, for Utah, VI of 1000 mules and supplies.
 Lieut.. Beale came passenger frou He left Los Angeles January 18th, VI two men and mules, having ,eut ? back from the Colorado river. H' strictly to the 35th parallel, and r the best natural route in the world roa'!, as it shortens Whipple's ro1, hundred miles. He used no tents a from Los Angeles, and yet slep; every night without protection fUmil there being on no occasion more 7 inches of snow.
 While on the route, he found ms ancient civilization, and met with dians hitherto unknown to the @L believes thar the route could be ta'a five men as well as with twenty.
 
 EXPEDITION FOR REvoLUTIoNIzpt ERN MExICo.-A card from Col. Loo the Galveston News, announces th1 soon be in Texas for the purpose oi with number of emigrants to Northsf to assist in laying the foundation ol v Madre Republic. No arms or of9' will be allowed, further than to lnsaa protection IS long as the emigrans territory of the United States, as nc be violated in becoming citizens Oi Madre States. A correspondent 0i :, adds:
 Col. Lockridge informs me that ne engaged in this movement for some that he has received the most corda tion of some of the leading men al where the necessary means have 'N and that whether he meets with succes or not, in procuring men, the expeD certainly start about the first oi Af States, out of which the new repueN formed, are already in open reyolu'n the central government, and have sistance from the United States; |" can scarcely be called iillibusterlng n 1nasmuch as no part of the neutral'i N he violated. The States have ea0I against the Zuloaga government, ay' as the required assistance can be lulDr prepared to declaye in favor of Nla'Ii is expected to be placed at the heaa" republic.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

Gr Among our new advertisements may be found that of Boone < Brother, of Pine Bluff. They have a la--s stock of boots aud shoes. and propose to sell very cheap.
 Mrs. Brogan advertises fine lot of bonnets, etc
 Many other advertisements of importance may be found among our new advertisements ths week
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

G- On the 6h day Of ,his IT 4uth Gov. Conway removed William B. Cav from the office of State Engineer, under the amp l4nd laws of the S.ate of ArSarsAs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

Or See advertisement Of new s4dilery and harness establishment.