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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-13
I'VE CENTRAL HOTEL

s,.,,.., RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
tuMed At the corner OF Grace and 9Th strets frnnt
iIk we Northwest corner of the Capitol soua,a and
near TO the Washington Monument will ha T., III
hscs 70 receive yueste on the LIST January isss
Inc iocalty IN point OF coBtpuity 10 bnsiras,
Ssing adlaeant To the Capitol Banks Tuston Uaa,s'
sefehaht Mills, and Warehouses. together with n:
neaIthIniness because OF the beautiful nrnmenadss
ano.oed py the Public Grounds i'm M ediatey In MSot
rendart at once attractive III ii'"''
With such advantages tha ,ro,sr,..- ....
responsibility In sndertak ing to serve he nnbjic
W ihset which, he gives assurance of annie snnnlies
wbo ast a5snuous attention TO the wants Of ali
VINO may favor him with their comnany VEAL
ae A-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH Pronr1etor
ROARDlNG-Mrs. c. r. PEGRAM
lap PARK Arr MOUSE, Bank street, has now vacant
alSe anu desirable rooms, suitable for gentleman
snd ms lady. Location pleasant and convenient To
business References required fe3 -ts
PRIVATE BOARDING.-M J. o.
-. JAMES 4 Miss 4. A. BIDGOoD. having rents,
ene very desirable residence of Fleming LANES on
etn between Main and Franklin streets close 10 bu
siness and in the retired part OF the cty viii open
). TOT me accommodation of persons desiring Board
9n me LIST day OF January next. The house has sev
eral large and desirable rooms for families Also
an eince In the front basement They can accommo
iaSS a lew Dh1 bOAkDEKS. ia AD-diy
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NOTICE. Until further notice, the
" Notes of the following Ba ks will be redeemed
II our our counter AT PAR in BANkABLE
fUNDS, viz:
Bank Of COMMERCE. at Fredericksburg
{" Z" ROCKINGHAM at Harrisouburg
=" SCDrrSVILE at Sc0ttsville
" " HOWARDSVILLE at Howardsyille
" " VALLEY at Staunton
FARMERS BANK, at Fine castle.
MONTICELLO BANK at Charlottesville
CENTRAL do at stanton
MERCHANTS do at Lynchburg.
DID DOMINION BANK at Alexandria.
my Ats r Ii MAURY co.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

r AM NOW RECEIVING TWICE A
WEEK regular per steamers, from Philadelphia
and Baltimore. Stock LAGER BEER in VIII lie. half
and quarter bbls Also. superior CREAM ALE, in
whole and half bhls which able TO offer at the
lowest market price.
2. WILBACHER, 18th street,
Rat sfaiD Il Turv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-13

NOTlCE.-I have this day appointe
~ A T. WILLIAMS Il BRO my agents to buy
md sell Groceries for AMI on NV account, for Cash
nly. ABSALOM BLACKBURN
Richmond, May 9Th, ls5s-l2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-13
By A. d. Williams, Auct.

CMALL COTTAGE AND LOT ON 7TH
~ STREET, Opposite TO THE CITY SPRING,
AT AUCTI0N.-On MONDAY. Eth day. at o'clk,
VI. upon the PROMISES will be sold, neat Cottage
the west side of 7th steet. opposite to the City
Spring. and next beyond the residence of Mrs
Blair. 1t has three rooms: ia in good repair and is
in several respects desirable home for person of
limitd means. The lot frouts % feet and back
l3D feet
TERMs-One-fGurth cosh; balance at 4. s and II
mouths with interest added and title retained.
my IL A d WILLIAMS, AGct.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
10 the Cisix<,ss IS
PLYMOUTH End VICINITY

ID VIM been requested 10 teach school u,
L Il tlss place during the present Winter. ! rro'
p'Se 70 open So S.t Sehool in the ON forrcrlv
occupied by d. Lemon asa Drug Store. com.
mcncins on S'"-
-to@sloy, tie 81 deg Of January, 1859
Siid School viii continue during term Of ,u.,x,
weeks, hvc days in each week The f,llow;n-
'fa'ed SyStens and Rates of Tutica will hr Oh.
scr,eL All Tuition to be paid at or before the
middle of the term.
Farst Division, and its Studies.
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic. Eur,,h
Grammar. and Analysis. and If the studen. 70.
quire - n oso ny, Hit nv, Algebra. Pbx iolo
gy, Geometry an Book Keeping
Terms of Tuition, a On
Second Division, snd its Studies.
OrthograplIy Spelling, Reading, Writing. Mental
ami Written Arithmetic Gcogr> phy AID Err
Isl Grammar.
Terms Of Tuition, e. N,
Third Division, and its Studie.
0rihography, Spelling, Reading, wiring. Mental
Arithmetic and Geography.
Terms of Tuition, 60 so
Iplejgc myself to do nv part towards mak;,r-
this eoad school. and thus merit the anprohatos
of all those who have an interest in The si..r
nest of Education.
MARK CUMMINGS, Teacher
December 30, 1S55-St3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
NJ Lane's Worm Specific. prepared b,
Fleming Brothers.

Or The following. from a customer, shows tht
demand which this great medicine has created
Wherever Il has been introduced:
Blosssuao, Tsosa Co., Pa, March 90, 1859.
NEssas. FfKurSc Baos.--ts,alemen In con
sequence OF the greut consumption OF your sslyorn
SPECIFIC IN this place and vicinity. We have en-
tirely exhausted stock. VIC should feel O.
b''Sed by your forwarding, via Corning. " ". 20
dozen. with your bill, on the reception Of which We
sill remit you the n,oncv
From the wonderful effects Of said "srecifc'' in
this ns'gisborhooJ, there could be sold annually n
large quantity. Tito he had. (~ho.ssae and retail
from some local agent Hyca would npensatc
q person Ter trouble and expense Of vending, I
think coull make il to your advantage to do 30
Yours, respectfully. wM. NJ MALLORY,
Per w. e. ronrEr.
~ Purchasers viii be careful to ask for D,
M'LAvE's CELrsRArxD vxmIvucR. manufactured
By FlEsrss BRos- Of Pittsburgh. Pa, An other
Vermiiuges in comparison arc worthless. Dr.
Mines genuine vermifuge. also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had Il all respectable Drug
Stores. None genuine s['tlsn fe signature ef
a. ILEMIlsc BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

I he Frazer River product, thus far
not important, the whole receipts at Sa,
Francisco at that quarter being reckone
at Soil 900. The export or treasure fro,,
San Francisco. including the sl,ipmen,
to the Atlantic States. since Janrarv i
to Nov. 10Th, are s4l,794,5 To sam,
date last year, S3l,G49, IA.
We un'lerstanl that petition will 500,
be IN circulation in all the lake cities. al.
"'eSse' TO Congress, asking the plan Of
lake observations proposed Ly Licut
Marry to be adopted by the government
Information has been brought by some
whalers recently arrived. that Capt. Me-
1iinfock, commander of Lady franklin
Ar'ic expedition. was seen early in August
within Pon.l's Bay. into which he had
succeeded in navigating the Fox. AMI that
he was hiding communication with mn
'nerons parties of Esquilnaux.
The monument which the State of Lon
ISIana Is erecting on the New Orleans bat.
tie ground. has now reached the height of
90 feet. 1t is of white marble, and will tc
loo feet high when completed.
We learn from the Boston Daily .ddrer-
fser that a gentleman of that city who il,
STATS npon remaining unknown, has given
$4,000 to Harvard University, to erect
and furnish gymnasium upon the college
grounds
According to the French papers, NJ.
Lain. Professor Of Chemistry in the Col
lege Of Besoncon. has proved the presenre
IN considerable quantity Of arsenic il, the
wire from which pins arc usually made.
three or four serving to give a preceptiLle
quantity in tho common form.
II is said that the most conclusive eyi-
dcnce exists that the whole representation
made in the papers ofthis country. and sim
in the London papers, on the
lIth OF August last, respecting the trans
mission Of the allcd;,ed first message of the
Directors given, GLORY to God" DC, and
OF the Queens message to the President of
the United States, was false and fraud up
on the public of the two countries. Ii
The New York Herald reports that the
President has at last succeeded in healing
Tue breach in the New York Democracy
~ the summary method Of requiring all to-
recognize Tammany as the oracle, and re-
lnirins Tammany to be moro honest and
liberal in its mode Of securing what il calls
he expression Of the Democracy The G.
llct was issue like the "frman" Of Sui i
an, "cn their heads bo failure" or if any {
anne short he was to be shortened by the
lea,l. - es ,sl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
S E n a TIE
THIRTY THIRD DAY.
" WEDNESDAY, December 90. 1855.
UNITED STATES gES,rors

"WEDNESDAY, December 90, 1858.
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
Cravens asked leave to Introduce a con
current RESOLUTION for the election of Uni
ted States Senator's, which the President dc
ciie,l out of order.
The resolution provides for an election
of Senators by a concurrent vote of IN,
two branches of tie General Assembly:
majority OF the votes cast to constitute al
election.
{ Cravcns took an appeal from the deci-
sion of the Chair
The President sail h, Ia not decided
the resolution ont of order with any view 10
o5struct the action proposed, but from a
conviction of duty.
The question being "Shall the decision
OF The Chair stand as the judgment of tie
Senator" it was decided in the negative.
and Cravcns' appeal sustained. AYES %.
nays q.
Cravens nominated Henry s. Lane as a
candidate for Senator for the term ending
March 4, 1868.
Those Senators who voted for Henry S.
Lane are as follows;
Mcssrs. Anthony, Dceson, Bennett,
Blair. Bobbs. Brown, Conner, Cravens,
Craven. Culver. Cooper, Green, Hcndry,
Hill. Jones. Kinley. March, Murray, Rise.
Robinson. Steele. Stevens. Thompson.
Turner, Wagner, Weir--26.
H'-ff.en bolted. The remainder of the
Democrats remained within the bar of the
Senate anil refused to vote.
Mr.. Jones nominated for the term end
ing March 4. 1861, William NJ. McCarty.
Judge Mccarty received the same vote
as that given to Col. Lane.
The Speaker announced that Col. Lane
and Judge McCarty had majority Of all
tho votes east for Senators.
THE JANUARY INTEREST.
On motion of Cravcns the messages from
the House were taken up. and House oint
Resolution directing the Treasurer of State
10 appropriate all the money in his pos
session TO the necessities of tho State
and to authorize the Govern
.rnor, An iitor and Treasurer to borrow
money from the Sinking Fund Commis |
'loners to meet the pressing necessities of
ne Stale was considered
Tho Joint Resolution was read tire. /
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
Acknowledgements.

Mr.. JAS. ARMSTRONG laid upon our ta
ole the other day. not an egs. but noun,
oil the incest and purcst Saeratus. manu-
iactured by himself, we have ever seen
llease accept our thanks. Mr.. Armstrong
Mr.. JoHS CrEAvELaSp brought into oul
office the other day a couple of the largest
and latest dressed Shanghai Chickens VIC
have had the privilege of eating in a long
time Many thanks. Mr.. CIcaveland.
Mr.. STEPHEN WmrE Knowing the prin-
ter loves good things, especially anything
good to eat. as we'll Us other people. sent
rs one OF the incest Turkeys. VIC have seen
his season. Long may he wave.
The compliment conferred upon ms Ly
'1r- y. MYERS in the shape of an eleyan,
iold Pen and Silver Pcnholdcr, was apprc
lated very highly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

committees, was censurable for ~.
ous'y consulting the Senator f,n, p'e,'
county of Hancock. "o''' Ia
Heffren moved to lay tho resol,,;on
pending amendments on the table wl a@,
motion did not prevail. inc
>. motion made TO engross the Joint rcs
olution did not not prevail, 10
BRIGHT AND FITCH MAIN.
Wen made a successful motion tl,.,,
'ie vote refusing TO order the cnrrossmen,
81 Tered. 'O' ~ DC recon
Inc reason for the rccons;dcr.t;o, .,
."o 'o'c was stated to be on the ground Of
proposition of Gooding 10 s,r;te ,s,. a.,
sycoi'i resolution. as published n our ny M
per OF Monday, and leave the re,na;nd dlo
simply an expression of views ON Ta.nn's
, q and without any endorsement, IF
Douglas. '' 'e'''eht OF
After some lengthy discussion tho so.,
in reference TO DOUGLAS Inv
lai on the table o''s' vas
Williams moved to amend bv ,le.;e,n.
'ipg bright and Fitch AS our Sepatass :,
onSress, which was laid on the table
The JOINT resolution, as amended w.s
ordered to be cngro sed and passed 70
hlru reading tomorrow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
EoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
srrcraL ouprR.


The Amendment to the amendment OF
stantel,l as to salaries Of tie president and
clerk, was under consideration.
The amendment giving the Boanl power
to define the salaries OF its officers till they
are liked by acts Of this Assembly. was a.
doptcd.
Smith ofPerry introduced several amend.
mcnts changing the time for electing the
Commissioners to the regular session: spc
lcilying that tie money shall be paid out
for all other sums and funds which he Is
'or may bc required by law to disburc,''
that salt! funds shall be kept scperaie and
distinct from The funds Of the Sink
ING fnn'l proper, and providing that
It shall only be paid out on the check of
the Treasurer, and then only at the times,
III the manner and for the purposes pre-
scribed by law
a motion 70 recomulit 10 select com.
m'ttee with Instructions. TO provide for,
l,,IndIng and rePaying to the Sinking Fund
tho amount now due said fund from the
State, carried, ayes AZ, nays IS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
Cost OF Living in 50. pa,i-

The St. Pau! Pioneer. gives the follow.
ing scale of prices in that city. comparing
last year with this: Flour, which was Sc
last year, is now 81 so. Potatoes. then
81. are now dear at Zoe. Mess Fork, then
s28, Is now els. Butter. then 35c.. is
now zoe. Rents have been reluce,l from
20 to 81 per cent. Day labor, which was
last year 81 90, now gets 9Oc. The Full
Ter House charged last year 81 week. AMI
the Ninslow Sc; aud the former is now IS
and the latter 81. The cost of living in
ST. Paul is on--t..ird less than last year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
For the Republican.


Prior TO the Revolutionary war, carg,
Of tea, which was taxed with English ,lu
ties. was snchole in Massachusetts Bay
Dur forcfathors rejected the insult thus Of
tered thcm, and armed themselves, wenl
on board the ship aud threw the tea over
board.
"A similar occurrence transpirctl at Bour.
bon, last week The people Of Bourbon
some time last fall, contracted with the
liquor dealers. ani bought up al the in
'eSicating liquors. and had !, properly put
Gu Of the reach oftho g who are inclined 10
use the article, and the dealers hal pron
'sel not to bring any more Of the water Of
destruction to the town In violation OF
contract and eutleaty. one lay last week
one Of the dealers had a barrel of whisLs,
anded ly the cars at the Station House
scino ofths Ladies Of the village. on ieara.
ing this fact. took their hatchets aud re-
paired to the Station House. and unheadcd
the barrel. The whisky flowed ont on the
ground. and on Christmas. instead of hay
ing drunken melee in our town. we saw
Temperance men rejoicing over tho noble
action Of the La.lies Of Bourbon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

Es- ut the latest dates. Dan was at tn,
"Bflions Saloon" anxiously awaiting tn,
arrival of this weeks paper. and imbibinp
sundry horns Of brandy. so as to mcckly
receive the castigation he knows he so
richly deserves for allowing himself to be
made cat's-paw of for monkey. 1t is
said that his hand tremblcd SO that he was
unable to make anything but the scratch
We are sorry TO inform Daniel that the
Editor is still unable to attend to his ,luties
and that he will have to endure for auotb-
er week that suspense which is sail to be
more terrible than certain punishment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

4
III HssAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
fooi ..' nc has approved of the Senate bill
49, 20 incorporate associations for the
!, n'"o OF towns was received.
y oh motion of Smith of psrr,, ,,1.
- .,ic rules the House adopted
JOINT REsoIuI1or
authorizing the Treasurer of ST..
r apP'oP'ia.e all the means in the Trc.,rrs
o'ci q suincient sum to meet the cu,rer, ox
penses illl January %. 1860, for the No..
incht OF interest on the foreign debt ssJ
70 make loan, giving the Sinking Fun,F
.he preference or from other parties. e;v-
inS bonds of the State payable on or bs5a,a
the lst of April. 1861, with Z per cent IN
tcrcst Ayes 81, nays So.
Parks submitted a report from the Com.
'nit'ee on Education, giving the pro r,,..
VI Schooi money to each county Of the State
report concurred in.
n motion of Mansfield. the order of bu-
Iiu.,a wa, was suspended to take up House bill
Si;ot 10 provide for the repaying of the
.,. FUND debt. The bill passed to its
''i,u reading under suspension oftbe rplns
ana was adopted by vote Of axss %
nays none. ayes 30
SENATORS ELECTED.
"A message from the Senate .,,o
the passage of a concurrent resol,,;,,n &c
the election of United States Seps,ors ~
abstract OF Which will be found in the san
ale report, was received
On motion of Stanfie!d the order NJ h.,
slncss was suspended to take up Tho ROC
luton. 'eso-
keefer moved to lay it on the table
which did not prevail
Murray moved the previous question
ne resolution was adopted. AYES al
henry ,. Lane was nominated By Mr..
otIles Of Tippecanoc. 80
p'f,he was excused from voting.
agreed to. mt" was not
lurpie then moved to reconsider the mo.
ION to excuse Blythe, as the vote of r.
louise to excuse recognized the leg,I;tv IS
MS proceeding. The motion was not a.
.ase: y
"eSsrs- Austin, Bainl, Bowl. BoxIev
''ahnaii' bFotherton, Cavins. CLARK Col'
cr' 'onstock. Cotton. Davidson. DuxaII
'.lwaris, fordyce. Gregory. Grii,ip Hall
Grant. HALL of Rush, Hamilton gf RE.
hamilton of Wayne, Harrison Hon..
rlff,es. Johnston, Jones. Mansfield, Mel.
= Miller Murray, Martin. Nebeker Of
ermiliion, Nebcker of Warren P,rls
over, Ritter. Robinson. II W, Rynearsop
colt. Hherman, Smith OF Miami. shield
'iies' Stanliel,l. Thompson of Elkha,,'
r'atxay, Whetzel, Whitc,uan. VIII
IAN, Sir. Spraler-5l.
Ahsen'--S tinson. Merifcld, Colcroy,
nd Wood. o'o'e
he remainder refused to vote.
w. VI McCarty was then norninteJ hv
oiiier OF Bartholomew. and received prc.
Seiy the sanlg vote as that given Col In.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

0 Every one, we suppose, has n~af'
or read the old fable of the isekass putting
on the lions skin FOR fiie purpose o.
frightening the other beasts. but we sup.
pose no one ever heard of monkey don
ming jackass skin. and that the details
woald be interesting.
The curious are referred to the leader
IN the Democrat of last week. The Jack
ass was discovered by his ears; thoinon:sey
by his nose.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

There will be meeting Of the Member.
and Directors of the Marshall County Ag
rlcultnral Society at tho Court House in
Plymouth. Saturday. January LIST. 1859,
at 10 o'clock. a. m, for the purpose Of
eleciing officers for the year 1859.
!. =. UALSEY, President.
SAN b. ConrALEY. Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
treufrouS.

y gentleman advertised in the Dcmocra,
last week, that il the person who. took
away part of his Whcelbarrow, last Oc-
tober, Would come and get the balance il
would obligc him very much. This is Ger
taln'y very generous offer, but, if the
person should prove to have weak back.
would 1t not show in the owner commend
able spirit of accommodation to take it to
him, himself?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

\ report from the Superintendent Of III,
Bind Asylum was laid before the Hons,
by the Speaker
, On motion of Harvey 1t was laid on Tho
table and 400 copies ordered to be priutod
Oa motion of Hunter the order of bus;-
ness was suspended, to take up House bin
No Us, TO provide for the election of n
Board OF Sinking Fund Commissioners
y lengthy and spicy debate sprang mn
on TINS bill. IN which Mcssrs. MeIlct. Col
grove, Harvey and Blythe participated.
Mellct reviewed the arguments prev;onS.
y addnced by Davis. and referred to the lat
ter nne-iion with the passage of the
Dahk charter to prove that the tears wl,i.l,
ne she'd over the widows and orphans of
the State were merely crocodile.
Coigrove referred to the statement that
| he Presldcn of the Board of Sinking Fund
commissioners could afford tn pay SlOO.-
oVo, Tor thu passage. This. he said, came
from John l.. Robinson, and then proceed
ci to contrast the character of Rolinsoo
with that OF Col. Damont. President of the
Board, drawing no favorable comparisons
IN the formers favor. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

NJ The Plymo~th Lyccum is bccom
ii'S quite a popular institution. as cvinee,
oy the interest which visitors manifest IN
the exercises.
The question to be discussed at the next
meeting is as follows:
Resolrsd, That the right Of suffrage
should be extended equally to both sexes.
A full attendance Of the members is ear.
nestiy requested. as the Executive officers
Tor the ensuing month arc to be elected
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
Es- sruk ONO E,n,,,.,..

re- "ruE Ono FAnarn" i the nam,
OF the best western agricultural weekly
we have at this time upon Our. exchange
list. The next number will be- issueJ ON
the first of January. 1850. and is the com :
menecmeEt of the Eighth Volume.
See advertising columns, for Terms. &c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
lsTEIb

december =. ISIS, Mica JaSr. Youngest dan-b.
'o' o. Jacob an: 'lsaa Lolcrnausb, aged one year
IA four months. vi
men cease fond parents, cease n, tears,
heilsion points on hi-h,
Then timely warned let us BEGIN.
10 follow Christ and lice from, sim
t'uiy Sros NJ IN him oar hesd.
Lord OF tiie 'ieiEy AMI tire dad. ;,
After M Illness 81 abou, months. Mr.. s.,
"ErAs'' Censor; OF George Gerard, aged IS ,,,rs
, months ani &c days. S'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
Select Scl,oct.

a Select School is to be opened next
Monday. in the room formerly occupie,l
by DIR. I. a. Lemon as Drug Store, by
Mr.. MARK CuMmSes. Mr. Cummings is
well known TO all Of our citizens. and con.
seqncntly needs no comnenlatory notice
at our hands. Sec advertisement