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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-13
Summary JUsrIoE. Monday after

SUMMARY JUSTICE TN Monday after
noon last little boy, while passing along Board
street, near 1st, attacked and severely bitten
by a vicious dog The father of the child, as soon
as he heard of the injury received by his child.
went to the house Of the owner of the brute, took
him by the back of the neck, dragged him into the
street, and cut his throat from ear, receiv-
ing at the same time bite on one of his hands -
Vicious dogs should not be allowed to go at large
and when found of the premises of their owners,
deserve to be killed.
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pO- To THE VorEKs OF rHn THIRp
DisrsIeT.-Felow Citizens respectfully offer my
self Is = candidate for aCUNsTABLE in the above
District and will be pleased 10 receive yoHr votes
for the same the nth Of the pres OF mouth May
my 3--tdes Ca BULLINGTON.
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Lay GoDDARD's LoTIosi

SE25 GoDDARD's LOTION! GoDDARD's
ioTioS-We have just received another supply of
TINS celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion. Those who
nave Deen waiting for 1t eau now be supplied by
calling at MlLLSPAUdH d JoH SSfON's
ap 70 Drug Store n East Main st.
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DEcEAsED-John M Sharp, Esq, the General
Western Agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
read died near Cincinnati, on Saturday last. of
typhoid fever, In the thirty-seeond year OF his age
Mr.. Sharp was Il practical printer, formerly one
the proprietors of the Cincinnati Enquirer, aud a
member of the councils Of that city.
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CoUsrY.-I hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of COMMISSION Ek OF fHE kEvENUE
tor the upper District at the approaching election
and respectfully solicit your suifrages Should is
the duties Of the Office faithfully and punetua
nh Z--dtdes JAMES ID VAUGHAN.
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WYMAs. the Wizard, is giving nightly
soirees at Metropolitan Hall, aud, as usual. is at
tracing crowds to witness his feats of legerde-
main. and to hear his admirable ventriioquian
powers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

eA- DE. JOHN B. WALrHALL, tHomuo,
pathist offers his professional services To tbs c,t
as OF Richmond and its vicinity Office al his re-
udence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
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COUNTY OF HENRICO.


e To MY FELLow-CITIzEH or THn
ColNTY OF HESRle0 Il sm candidate for the sHE.
RlFALTY of the County of Henrico, and respect
fully solicit your sum ages at the ensuing election
ia May next. h5. -
apZI-dm* b. NIGH DAyIa
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nH- To THE VoTra. q, -u. c,~x !

: bsA- 10 THE V0TER8 OF TIL CTTY on
nIcHMoSD.-The present incumbent Mr. Huudley
9sciRlug @ lec.ion fvr the ofce of ofCOMMIS1I6N.
M mn us The kkVkNuE for Monroe Ward hs9e-
oy announce myself candidate for the snid once
nd respectfully solicit your votes and ulssius nv,
.ef TO the faithful discharge Of she dutes Of tie
NH PPM bRkgrttN n 0rf 4 3 y ~
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Wharf.-The wheat iu spotsylvania is better than
we have ever seen it. but We do not think it is
equally good In Caroline The wet weather Is
turning some OF il yellow. and giving other OF it
sickiy green Ffederteksbarg (Ha.l Herald
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HUNG jury The jury in the case of
Isabella Rix, now on trial before the Hastings
Court for receiving stolen tobacco, were unable to
agree yesterday, and were therefore adjourned
OYER until this morning.
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NAvsL.-fbe United States brig Balnbridge Of
the African Squadron, dropped down TO the naval
anchorage at Norfolk. Monday. The following 10
list Of her officers Lieutenant Commanding, r. b.
Renshaw: LIST Lieut.. g. A. stevens; ID Lieut. g. ..
Bassett; Sd Lieut., w. p. A. Campbell; pass'd As
sistant Surgeon, w. T. Wysham.
The Colorado is now In Hampton Roads
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DrAD-Admiral Garden. of the royal navy, who
commanded the English ship Macedonia when she
was fought and taken by the American frigate
United States, died Ia Ireland lately.
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k0-To rHr VorEss or HESHIco CoUx-
rY.l am CANDIDATE for reelection to the o!Uce Of
COMM .sSaoSER OF TIM RkFENuE f0R TAN
Low ER DIS lkICT JAMES a. GUAM. a
NH 21-tdAe
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mr. Ar TaE R1oUgsr of maov os M, !,

iellow,citzens, l respectfully announce myself =
ThE REVENUE for Monroe Ward ana will pledss
myself % discharge faithfully the duties OF the o.
nee, II elected John n ar a(!f,
4-afda - =
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THE ExcAMpmKsr Of the F;r.. Reel.

ment of Virginia Volunteers, which vii, taks
place on the 22d inst, promises to be the most
agreeable military entertainment that has ever
been given in this section OF Virginia The
grounds at Ashland are now being put In apple-pis
order for the sodiery hospital is to be establish
ed at the heiel for the sick and infirm and all the
expenses are to be borne by the officers OF the re-
giment. 30 that the pTiyates will have nothing to
pay for the pleasures of the trip. During the en-
campment magnificent ball is to be given at
Ashland Hotel, the receipts from which are 10 go
into the regimeutal fund--a collation. 10 to be
served 10 the City Council, Governor of the State,
and other invited guests; aud by way of memo
rising the occasion, handsome lithograph Of the
encampment is to be prepared and sold, so that all
who wish to do so, eau have picture of the emil
vening scene always in view. Col. Cary has gone
into this affair with a determination TO make 1t
creditable, aud those who know anything of bis
Jealous temperament and ardent attachment to
the regiment, can readily conceive how complete
will be ALI of the arrangements
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n6F 10 rHr Vnrrrs - Rrruuo

k To THE VoTERs or RICHMOND
CRY Il am candidate for re election TO tho once
q COn nisslONER OF THk REvESUk for ,snf
ferson Ward, tlst Dstrict} and respectfn IN snliHt
your support JyO hi fHI IStsfsSsn
~ Election day. 27th MAY. Thrss Comm issior-
ers to be potsd for airostghosd TIE clfp, =
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G0 I Am candidate for the CLERK-
SHIP Of Henrico County Court. -.
NH 26-zms JNO HARRISON.
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A@- d. HowARD-has removed from
tne Medical College, to the Richmond House on
governor OFFIcE-with DR.. Peticolas
u lfnk
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CHURCH FAIR.-Tha memhers nf /,

CHURCH FAIR.-The members of the
Baptist Church in Manchester are arranging for a
Fair in this city, to commence next Tuesday night.
This fair is designed to raise to get the new
church out OF debt, aud as the congregation is n
small one, composed mostly of persons of limited
means. it is hoped and expected that they will
meet with liberal encouragement at the hands of
citizens.
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ens- CLERKsHip or THE C1RcUrr Cousr

EEG NLEbh5HIF VI IHE OIhUUIT CUUMT
y HEsRIco.-At the request Of many Of my friends,
iLEkk Oh ThE CIRCUIT COURT or HENRICO.
NH 8-dtde* JOHNSON BANDS.
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s 10 THE VoTERs OF THE CrTY on
~ r q am candidate for the Office of CLERK
an, ras, ot.shSIuIfc COURT of the City Of Richmond
NH Is~fs Ispef.'uiy solicit your support.
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9a- AM A CANDIDATE roR ran Or
ice OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward. ''''
NH l7-tdes JNO MURRAY
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tlA- SHERIFFALTY or HENRICo.--I am
candidate for reelection TO the Office of SHERIIP
OF Henrico JNO. A. HUTCH E6ON
de IQ-dtde
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n TIME SELLING OFF AT COST AT ls2
BROAD STREET.- he subscriber feeling himself
unable to attend 10 his business on account OF his
feeble health has determined TO sell out s entire
stock at cost, TOR cash rhe goods have been re-
Gently purchased in New York at the lew est casb
consist OF the usual variety of DRY GU0Ds Also,
an a-sos tment Of Bou'TS, SHOES and HATS
would call special attention 30 my sio-k Of Dom ks
TICS which is very large, ana which he sold NJ
30 Per cent less than they can be purchased else
where. Country merchants. families and others IN
want OF anything In my line will md 1t greatly 10
Their interest 70 call on me before purchasing else
where. as am determined TO sell af prime cost IN
al the lst OF JuF when will close out the balance
az auction. Do not mss the place. s
JOSEPH MYERS. 2s2 Broad street
H. All persons indebted 10 m will call and set.
tie as L wish tociose my accounts as soon es posi-
bic; and sii persons whom owe will please prssens
4 hair a
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CANDIDATES ron orr1cn-
COMMISSIONER.

TO THE CiTlznns or RioHAosD.--
/ resp ctfuliy announce myself candidate e.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVkNuk h for Monroe
Ward the present incumbent declininG ss-slso.
% my s0sass Gds most o. iNfa WM boorwRIaHr. s.s,r.
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aS- TO THE VOTERS or DfsTN - .,
HENRIc0 COUNTY II ana Caae56x <ka-
il be your pleasure. fellow IN - s4lext n1x the
duties O she efiice shah - ~ srnsps
ness and fidelity. k,sctts he ln4nsdnyia n Aag
next. H4I 81.
ap s--dfds ~. III. TYLER
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1Sg THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIHJAiES CLARRE'S
CELEBRA TED FEMALE Pills

This iuvaiuable medicine is Iltaug in the cure of
ali those painful and dangerous diseases Incident t.
the female constitution.
Itmndarata> all eZcesses and removes all Otstruc-
tOH- from whatever cause. and d speedy cure may
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time, bring
On tie monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
Tae4e Pms Should be taken by fsBdIss that
prezgdnt ftsriHg tie FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
thy are sure % bring Miscarriage; 5at at erery
o3tr time, GSd eg.ry other case, they perfectly
Slfs.
Ia all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain
IN the Back ard Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue on slight
cxertou P4IpiTation of the Heart L. wness of spir
its. Mysteries Sick Headache. Whites and all the
painful diseases oCCasioaed by disordered system.
these pills will effect cure when all other means
have faiied
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
AZ, which should be carefully preserved
bOttle containing 5n pills. and encircied with the
Government Stamp OF Great Britain. can be sent
p1.t free fo. - anl postage stamps.
a6-pURCELL, LADD d CO. wholesale agents for
Virginia. mh I2-d&cw3m*
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EUk hIRE-For the b, lance OF the
= year. Negro Woman, who is arst rate Cook.
Aiso. can Wash aud Irsn clothes. Apply 20
WARINa q PkARCE, pruggists
my ~ bread street, abosest
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BuRaLARY.-Tb residence ~ M

BUR Larry The residence of Mr..
Francis Gordon, on Byrd street, near the Second
Baptist Church, was eutered last Tuesday night
by burglars, and robbed OF various articles. The
store room" was forced open, where the thieves
found barrel of flour just opened lot of groce-
ries, knives and forks. plates. dishes, &C.. all of
which they carried off. The -four, it seems. was
emptied into sheets or bags and taken in the di.
rectou of the penitentiary pond, and 1t is quite
likely that all the other articles took the same
direction.
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TO MARRIED LADIES
sy>TF YOUR HAIR Is HARSH,

5szS 1T OUR HAIR Is HARSH,
Use Prof " ood's Hair Restorative.
''''' Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
you are Bald
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
80 -'1 '' = = Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
'- Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
-'7'' Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire TO preserve the Color
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire not to lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
''-' "-"' '-''i Csc Prof Moods Hair Restorative
II yQu admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you admire the Beautiful kinglsts
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
1t yon wish Beaniiq, DC 9Wpe41.oRR Rar Restorative
II you wish Face free from pimp-s
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Il you sisA 70 appear Young,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you want testimony overwhelming,
Read the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
The Depot is nc III Market street, st Louis, MIS-
sUUri, and BIZ Broadway, New York
Sa-l .is also sold BY every popular Druggist IN
this city and country. mh l2-ddc"3m~
Eas~ HAETsaoRsG' ALTHREsToR-
ER, OF stessPAeILLA CoRDIAL-I2ee Lse.QC the F1esh
- tH kh9 BgDl -PREpAREo BY A GHEnlST.--Ihe best
fsssioT"T Ot Health, and the best Blood-Puriiylng
Compound in the Wordi 1t does net contain par,
t.ieof Arrcury. The above preparation Is suited
l. the impaired and weakened condition OF the hu-
man race; tinyIgorates the whole constitution re-
uyYe ali pan,es and erupt.ons from the skin; gives
bipIn aud freshness to the complexion aud is paIt'
eularAy adapted to the weakening complaints oi the
sex
II is perfect cordial in taste. and acts ltke
charm upon The feelings, spirits. and energies OF the
"r2a AMI debitatad from any cause.
Quart bottles 81; slI3ali bottles ~ cents.
f@a by all Druggists IN hIChmoni, Norioik ana
Portsmouth. NH 3I--d&cw3m
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To fHn Vcrxas o. slsr DIsrnIcf a.
HExniee ceuxrr. AT fhe Snlsitatsoa e msny
BILE OF the lst Districs. and respectfully soi1cie
your saiFages. Should Ii ~ yor pleasure te ssecs
me. pfoms@ 70 discharge ths dufies ~ ~ ooe =
ah t7--tae JUN pV00kkA
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n67> no TIE YorKaa or THr CIR

McHMosp.-I am . candidate Tor the oilics a CON-
MissIuNEk OF tn RkyES 10 Tor Monroe Ward.
have been resident Of this city for many years
spectiuy solicit your votes ~ the election on nth
Inst Tbs Being the hrst tins have prese used
M sell before you Tor aay oficc and should it be
OF VIII be faithfully and impartiAIiy discharged
my 1-3tds LORENZO AHABY.f
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eEI respectfully oGer myself q D
District. Henrieo county. and VIII be pIeAsed -
eeive the votes my ffiends SoF the sAid Once. -
the nth day Of Msy next.
ap i2-ties ROBERT y eMtfA
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Exs3~ SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WATER.

This Wats~. fresh from the Spring can be obtained
q; N,ssrs pcRcElL LABD Gus, No. l22 Man street
IA .Au"ut. Va by the GrCss sluple box Also, for
sal ~ al ;Ae rglhcPHi DrEG StlIes in the city. FOR
analyst jINcflOns r Esa, and certificates of emf
ueHt r:y~cians, circular, which be obtained
at sar b.U- stores
us.,rrs tlay oe addressed II tbs Proqreto-s G. "
WESTON & Co, Saratoga Springs, OF at their De
pot Barclay street, New York. Rp I6-3m
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n6~ To THE VorERs OF THE Ara Dfsss
raIef HENRico COUNTY II respectfully oser my ser
vices TO nay fsiiowsitizens, candidate for the Of
iice OF HIGH CussTAbLk Of the sth Disfriet. and
will disc harge the duties earns stly aud faithfully
If IL should be your ple&surs 10 elect nas
sps-tds BENJAMIN n. READ.
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-. SEr YorR Hor.tuoLp IN ORnER.

Al summer approaches, the human system becomes
deLfii;tt-d &Hd often much weakened that life
bog HuriaeH to its pDssessur. School misses
ana blg ~riI adults, Suftr from relax alton
Ct tnr nerves, ana when nature Is unalied pernia-
LeuI diseases the fruits oi 4eGl-Ct 4 gOOd ton
j.. ia CASES, i the grand lsSidsrGtum and as
RAKEk'S PREMIUM BITrEEs possess the requ
site qualities the free ct them is all that il
the sppeEite. and give such tone to the stomach
vii enable te machinery nj our nature 10 perform
its functions in healthy manner. In no instance
have they iaisd to give entire satisfaction, when
u@rL and We tEerefore commend them 10 public IA.
ypr.
FOR sa by all th8 principal druggists in the city OF
Richmond and eiseW here in Virginia. ap l3
g~ ~GEozGE B. 8rEEL, Dentist, Office
E3i residence No 81, on Main, between 6tt aud 9th
tfeats Richmond Va. my 2l--iy
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neA- To THH VofxRs " DIsrRIcr Ne.
4. uxxRIco COUNTY II am canddate for sssisestpa
20 the Office OF o0NsrABLE.kn3 sh0uid 4 - ycar
coniinae faithfully and respectfully bs5v1rn ths
as apis@dtds. .TIgQs M-H0Nrxogs.
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GETTING Our OF DUM.-Morris r. Reagan, a
State officer of Texas according to his card. pub
shed in the Austin papers last month, armed him
self with a revolver and insuited George ". Pas
chai, editor of the Austin Inteligencer, in the
street the latter being at the time unarmed. Pas
chal sent a challenge. Reagan declined to fight
duel because it would deprive him OF his office ae
cording TO the constitution but invited Paschai to
meet him at the Post Othce, during business
hours. armed With navy revolver. Paschal re-
fused, on the ground that rencontre at such ID
place, at the hour named. might place in jeopardy
the lives, not only of disinerested men, but also
of women and children. He offered, however, to
meet Mr Reagan on the race track at sunrise, pre-
pared 20 pitch in. Mr.. Reagan thought that would
look little like a duel ahd therefore, be conclud-
ed to back out.
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Hon. Willie p. Msngum, Of n. c., Is lying III
with paralysis.
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MISSISSIPPI PIEATEs.-A whole gang of robbers
have been oyerhauled recently on the Upper Mis-
sssippi, betweeH La Crosse and Prairie du Chen
which places have extensively suffered the past
year from their depredations. The robbers had
possession of au Island, which searched by
citizens, at the instisatou of robber, who
quarreled with the others. Several boats, loaded
with goods. were found near the Island, while Oh
Que boat the leader of the gang, Dr. Bell, and his
wife, showed fight. This drew forth the strength
of the villages in the vicinity and some fifty per-
sons organized and assailed the boats. But the
bird had flown, though, as was ascertained, in a
wounded condition. Whole stocks of dry goods
boots and shoes books, d. ugs, clothing, household
goods, liquors. groceries. provisions, stoves &c ,
proved the industry OF the robbers and the extent
Of the band. There not less than from 81 900
to $4,000 worth of property secured, and the Vigil
lance Committee had dispatched men 10 other de-
pots where it is expected pluader is stored Many
of the articles are identified. THE robbery had
been going on for nearly year. and it was feared
that many men heretofore regarded as honest will
be found deeply implicated in this astonishing viii
lany Rumors Of all sorts were afoat, the pri-
soners arrested pos ng their accompiiees. aud it
was hoped that this would result IN breaking up
one of the most formidable bands of robbers ever
organized in the West The name of John c. Bish-
op, the Usage Land Robber, connected with
this party and il was believed by the prisoners
that boat containing $4,000 worth of goods II ON
La Crosse and other towns, left the depot last
month for the benefit of said Bishop which boat was
seen near Muscatine two weeks ago, bound tor ST.
Louis. The Vigilance Committee at Prairie dl
Chen have already arrested fourteen. aud as the
rope is applied to the necks Of some as persua-
der, they telling all they know with great lib
eraity.
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MRS BAKERS TETTER OINTMENT
AsA for the cure OF letter, scald Head, Barber's
Itch. kingworIn, and other euraneous eruptions ~
Tor sale by n j PINtr. Dvuggfst.
my 10 Corner f1eh and "a ain eIfreta.
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The dates arS 10 March the I'D. In his opening
speech to Parliament, the Governor announced
the intention of the Imperial Government to con-
fine the King OF Delhi in Fort Cox on the from
tiers.
The offer to employ ten disaffected Sepoy reg-
ments at the Cape had been declined.
The Rev. j. Wilson had been crnelly murdered
in Caffrara. Several colored herdsmen had been
murdered by Caffres within 100 miles of the me-
tropolis, and feeling of insecurity was spreading
through the country.
The slave bark AImeida had arrived at Sierra
Leone, having been captured 10y the British man
ot.war Conflict, in lat 4So AS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-22

-
THE Coou1E} 5TKADE.-Alf.. Reed, oni
Minister 10 China, has. issutd7a /! circalsl
to our CocnsduIs in, this country, calling
their attention to the necessity Of res
surfing to all legal. measures TO prevent
American vessels being, emerged in tie
Coolie traffic. The ground upon which
this traffic is declared illegal is, tha, the
contract for labor, under which the Coo.
lie is shipped, il a breach Of our laws
and that whether be goes willingly or
not does not make any difference, pro-
yided, in the termination Of the voyage,
he is to Ibe disposed Of to be held, to Ia.
Dor or service, ~ Tie ConsuIs are to en-.
.deavor to prevent the sailing of Amer
can vessels engaging in this trade, by an
application to the proper AUTHORITIES, and
are to report each case Of shipment to
the Legation to be afterwards reported
to the Department ofState. The. Coo|ie
trade is considered as bad, if not worse
than the African slave trades ~ !