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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-15

"THg HAMILTON MONUMENT" if made
of Virginia granite or marble, would prove bul
another tie between the people of the Empire city
and those of the Ola D0ulinion, and We are graft
fed to fiud that 80 many of our people warmly ia.
v0r it. Let the Volunteers will it, aud the means
Will be raised at once.
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90 tOR hENT-The house occupied
gz:f 10y Mrs. Burton on Franklin street containing
i've or six rooms besides basement with well OF
water and good Kitchen IN the Sard Rent 10 "a good
tenant mod rate, aDd possession had in few days.
tyr terms, &C, apply 10
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es FOR SALE "A MOST IBsIRA.

H. BILE HEs1DENCB FOR SALE ON CHURCH
HtL5.-IHH sub5CrbrF will sell on very svr,Iuua,-
dating terms that desirable bTiCk bH SLLlNti -Jtu
Rtrd oa the corner of l6h aud Clay streets Church
Hill. IT 4ntaius r. ms above ba-eHe mt, and IL
tG" basement. 10 has in the yard good brick
Kitchen WIKI rooms, smoke house pump, &c. The
lot ruuts 8hth street IS ioct running HHck 2iuet
20 an alley 80 eet wide. For turthcT iuTuTmdt II
nvply 10 tno subscriber. To Mes,rs Goi1in & Ap-
peG'ou. T. Y. SUTTON, JR.
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~ OAK LAWN FOR SALE.-rho

E..S subscriber, wishing TO .iaclue bousch eeping
dG - street, teen minutes drive Fest from the
ca 81 Rinmou3. 1he tract u4;.ius % lcres, in
hn" state Il cRltivationa rtttun o! il devoted to
"a market garden, coutaiaiux large sta berry and
-, araaus beds. ac., SC 1t has sn old and y0uns L
;TUit"cariug orchard, containing 2.u trees Of the
1fv4" II Collections embracing apple. pear. peach.
Cd 1Ey aui ounce trees; also, grape Hinee and al
. tEs Sthvr sm al fruits
q be place isan old family residence hut has been
,c'upird several years by the EHhscrihrr. who has
entirety renovated aHi mod, missed it, Improving
What Nss good, and adding Urtdful To
max" II what It j., one f the most delightful subur-
itau residences about The city Of Richmond. The
house, whca is entirely new is an Italian Villa,
@i1h heavy SEtSs oruameHtDk style 81 arehitHc'
tie s'imlrAtlT snited 10 this climate The iaslie
Hush ~ rich and modern. embracing marble man
So. siiytr plated door knob, aud bell knobs &c
G 4" are nine rooms six Of large SIZE, 1t IL situa
q 81 !. feei from the street having line spaci 1Us
81 -n 20 tg1t with magnificent nak trees. of raejve
e., E "a Thore Is good kitchen and other out
81 -ses The HeiGhbOrhOod IL uncGCs ptiouable.-
"a be iu@a.i.G perfectly healthy.
VII be -ad entire. in lots 20 suit purchaser
81 land desired il cond be had, iIImedi-
4 8AtniY V a'f5jHiag At n reasonable price.
1ssMS-.lu.-t'.4rd ctsh, balance time, from one
st. nv yt1Ts f3r sutiabe notes, bearing interest
and secured by trust ierd; npTOs1 "a city proper
IS wHg.i De- taEcn iG eSch tHge.
Persons Wishing 20 purchase, may apply to GOD
sD!N 2 ArFERSpN, or Oh the premises la
jgj3-lo. l.. =. SQUIRE.
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1888 DR. J. w GARLIoK, DEAR FIR After keep
ing house for several months and ing a. fraone
iy ioiled III making Loaf Bread was induced 20
try your temples BAKING POWDER. Since then |
have had 20 little trCuole and rarely fail to have
good bread, have thought 1t but due to you that
should say a. much, as have had ia constant u.s.
your invaluable powder for more than year,
HENRY b. HALL
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
JOHN W. GARLICK
je6 Sole ProprjeIor.
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I ga FOR RENT-Two Rooms on the
I'D first and two the second floor of house NJ.
q t"o doors from Isaats Tay ior's corner. Apply
Am the premises, 10
# ~ !U-lwz ISAAC gREESTREE
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6P4SlAL NOxlSu9
a%PL.Iu Sr.rrxpura a. -

a@1 LAIN CTATBhkETb OF FACTD.-
Ua HAMPTON. aow aged SO years. s,eaks Hear him.
:, are yen slckf Beware OF imitAtionsi Ask for
Hanpton's Vegetable Tincture The many crres
made By this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting. -
medicine must have merit, and great merit. too.
% stand the test of public opinion. No art of pQfng
can galvsnze worthless article, So rs to keep Up
As q goo1 Iheidclne, II II be not really So
COCO medicine will live, become popular and ex.
tend It's sales year after year. in spite OF oppositioa
IEe people readily ind out its virtues and the fame
o. Lnem passes tcm mouth to mouth With more "a,
piiIty tnaD newspapers can spread it. A living wit
nees testfyIng 10 the cure medicine has made for
sising. -'pe' "'ei
In proof OF what we say above we refer ron 70
dalnptons 8 Vegetable Tincture and its etfects
Mr. WIN. HIaH, No. 1875 sosth Paes street, Rslti.
more, cured OF Rheamstsm, Dyspepsia and Nervous
ME. EDWIN NJ. spRAsKLrs, No 27 Register stree.
baltimore, most dreadful case Of Scrof1sa of years
health. ''O~ ~
Miss MARY scoFrELD Teacher. No. $50 Baltimore
stree-heI case alter years Of suffering has aston
lsneo Ger lrles2Cs. Let the afflicted call to see her
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c,
Mr.. W NJ Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House suf.
efed rom these complaints for Is months with bady
aud mind severely affected. He was cured by arm.
tons vegetable Tncturs, after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION &C
Mr Henry Z. Winn had aCough for 5 years--vreat
weakness, ac had in all five six physicians tried
Ait nc remedies, but WAS cured only by
AAMPION'S FEGErABLE fIECTURE.
50 Delicate i.adsi and Children will please give
Sold bx PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond: bz
Or. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggistsir
Petersburg BY MORTIMER Il MOWBRAY Balti
more, ana by Druggists and Shopkeepers every whore
RsT III per bottle six bottles for 81, -64c
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James 8. Hsrriagton, druggist, committed sui
eide In Cincinnati, last Saturday.
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80 FOR SALE The three Frame
q 81 T.ueu.euts on the north sit Of Broad street
s irrgy-r !,iouke Avenue antsdarus street are for
6 eas IN, location is excellent for atty retail bust
ne
81 Also two brek Tyns TIents the north SIDE OF
s Bvr,.. f.srWn-u 'tth and 18th streets
s. fEhs,-NeFy accommodating. Apply I"
81 g. I've ' NARBAITN
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~-AcnILLrs AsooLI M ID. nn

HA ACHILLES AsG0LI, NJ u. nop's.
pathist. Gate from New York. and fafmeris al
pathc practitioner respectfully socits the pAi..s
mage OF the ciiizsns Of Richmond.
ErUffice on arace street. bot wren Tth ard sth.
B-Rsiefenees of the highest rsspeetahility
Medical advice and treatment GRATIS ~ TEE PoQR,
at his Office every day (sabbath aay exsr pted.l be-
tween aud o'clock. r N Aa~
VACCINATION asAfis TO THz Peox esery Wsdnar
day between 5 aud O'Clock, p. NJ. my i2-iys
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FOR Rn@Y AND sAEH.

So FOR RENT-The upper part OF
liz Tenement No q, Cogner Of lsth aud Main SIS
',rT ths store oi 4 =. words grocery. The house
e large and convenient, AMI 10 good repsiT-suited
2 a hoardius.hcuse NJ isrge family. Rent mo-
'erate 70 good tenant aud possession given list OF
4 uSust Apply on the premises ~ LIVE
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RICHMOND. JUNE iera. isos.
seS5~To Ds Nj kAns:-DEAa Sia: ! feel
IL duty owe 10 you, 70 state 20 the public, thc
successful removal of q tufnor from The aide ef my
neck OF fifteen years siane ing. Weighing npwAEas
OF thI se pounds without the nss Of KITS aud %
" hch 1 row wefi Wa examined ef seseIai
eminent pnys clans OF my county. VINO advised me
" Yours xc NARY }. 6kufBS.
NJ Rs<ids nee Beayer Dam. hanover ecubty, Va
Ms3n streets 10 l5-Sms
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pY JAMESTOWN.-We are opening
~ this morning large and general assortment d
Summer Clothing, embracing Plsin and Corded
Alpaca ffoek aud sack Coats; White Irish Lin
en- do; White and Fancy Msrseiies Vests; Fan
cy Cashmere. Linen. Duck and Marseiiles Pants,
chasers a. beiag the most desirable sty les Of rhe
season. at y bargain.
jyl3 KEEN, BALDWIN a 90
MOLASSES.-75 hhds. sweet tuba
Ava Moassss; so hhds aud tierces Sugar House do;
sale BY "A kKINkEk . co.
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR, for sale
II I DIV si;1''''' = ptssioe. Aosouss %.
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DR1ME BUTTER just to bend lot
i prime Orange County Butter, fresh from the
dairy; IS pals Leaf Lard. Also, fresh supply of
very choice Hams, at the Butter Depot, No. Main
street. between l7th and 18th streets.
jyi4 BROOKE FLEASANTS.
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OLDHAM & WHITE,
ATTORNE YS AT LAW,
Austin, Texas,

W. :. oLDHAN
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The latest news from the Camp of the Army is to
the 28d July Preparations for the Territorial
election were going forward in Utah, and the Gen
tile residents were to vote an independent tick
ct for candidates to fill the offices now occupied by
members of the Mormon priesthood A d" fusion"
ticket for Territorial and County officers had been
put in nomination in Salt Lake City, the more ibe
raj and influential Mormons being placed On the
ticket with Gentle candidates. Politics we're quite
lively at the date of last adviees. Reputation
of the Mormon Currenoy-the notes Of the "Deseret
Currency Association" the last movement of
the Mormon leaders, and the effect of the measure
was great dissatisfaction among the people, the
Gentle storeksepers refusing to receive the notes
which formerly passed current inpayment for trade
The recent rumor that BRIGHAM YOUNG and few Of
his friends had fed from the territory, is corrected
BRIGHAM left the city for pleasure excursion, but
had returned. From the Army, at Camp Floyd, We
learn that the Volunteer Battalion had been dis
missed and left on the 18th ult. for Fort Leaven-
worth, where it is to be disbanded An army Or
der. issued by Gen. JOHNSTON, speaks in compliment
tary terms of the officers and Of this battalion
Another order disconnecs the battalion of mounted
riaemen and the Third Infantry from Gen. JOHN
sToNs command, and orders those corps to New
Mexico. The army remaining in camp was in ex~
cellent condition.
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Il is curious to observe the ineztrioable maze Of
Inconsistencies and contradictions in which the Op
position involve themselves, with regard to theGov
ernmsnt Expenditures. They make accurate caleu-
latons to-day and give us the exact amount to the
frsetiOn Of cent and tomorrow they give ealeula'
tons equally exact and equslly accurate, differing
widely from their former estimates. They tell US
on eseh occasion that there be mistake in the
matter that figures don't lie, aad that their caleua-
tions are obliged to be correct
Mr. SHERMAN, OF Ohio, ciphered out the e1pendi-
lures of for the last fiscal year and made
them ninety millions and some odd dollars and come
odd oents Mr.. CRITTEEDEE took his slate and peu-
Gil and figured up the amount to one hundred mil
lions Of dOlsrs. Our neighbOr Of the Banner, wish
ing to exercise his skill in simple addition, made
long row of figures in six columns, and after much
trouble and tribnlaion and counting his fingers,
and fetching and carrying, made up his aggregate
at eighty seven millions nine hundred and forty six
thousand dollars, and some additional cents. That
was two weeks ago. He now thinks he hasn't made
it quite large enough. Nobody seems to have been
moved 10 any very violent exhibition Of indignation
BY his first calculation, go he concludes be must
mend up This week he makes longer row of
figures. again counts on MS myers again clpheIs
ont the hard sum and triumphsntly announces the
result as SlO4, 9l1,4l8. Now we wish to enter cur
protest against our neighbors ciphering any more.
In the frs place the sum is too hard for him. Il
oonfuses his mind and befogs his faculties. If his
slate and pencil not taken away from him, he will
get his brain tangled up somewhere in those long
double columns, so that it never win get straight
again In the second place, if he is allowed to
tnue his Oiphering he will shortly run up the gov
eminent expenses to several Billions, which might
30 terry the people that they would vote for BELL
SEwARD, CRITTFEDEE or some other Black Republi>
can for the next Presidency.
In the meanwhile the Louisville Journal and the
Nashville Patriot have been figuring" little too
The Journal places the amount of money spent last
year at from lO5 OOO 600 to 1875 OOOO 600 of dollars
while the Patriot is satisfied with ninety millions
Other opposition organs, North and South, have
varied in their results from sixty five millions to
hundred and thirty-fv millions of dollars. Now
we suggest that the little opposition organs all cease
to bother their little brains about the matter, and
get GREELEY, who is great at "fgurs, to "do the
sum" for them. The opposition members Of Con-
Eress can furnish the statistics, for a majority of
them voted for every appropriation made by the
past and present Congress.
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our own are unacguainted. The ColingWood Jour
nal says that on the 18th August four ladies cOnten
ded in boat race for prize of S25 The bay was
dotted over with every description of boats, large
and small. In the midst of all appeared trim
little white boat, in which were seated two ladies
dressed in white, without hats or bOnnets, oars in
hand, ready and apparently anxious for the contest
Soon another boat black, and somewhat larger than
the other launched out from the shore with two lady
rowers, also dressed for the occasion with black
straw hats, arms bare, and cool and calculating
as you please At the signal, the firing of a
gum the boats started, and after an exciting race
the black came in some fifteen lengths ahead.
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rum tue 1eAphAs Avalanche.
An English Opinion.


G. P. R. JAMES, the well known and popular Eng.
lisb novelist, who has been resident of the State
of Virginia for several years past contributes to the
KnickerbOOEer very interesting article on " Life
ia Virginia ;" and as the views expressed are so en-
tirely at variance with those of all former British
writer's on the subject, we give brief extract on
the Negro Life in Virginia" which says Mr..
JAMES,
DIFFERS very little believe, from negro life all
through the South. In return for food, clothing
house room, and support old age
about third Of the labor which is required of the
white man in most countries is required of the
black. He performs it badly, and would not per-
form it at all if he were not compelled The rest of
the time is spent in singing, dancing laughing
chatterng, and bringing up pigs and chickens That
negroes are the worst servants in the world every
man, l believe, but thorough bred southern man.
will admit; but the southerner mas been reared
among them from his childhood, and, in general
has a tenderness and affection for them of which
northern men can have no conception. Great care
is taken by the law 10 guard them against oppres-
sion and wrong; and after six years residence in
the State, can safely say never saw more than
one instance of cruelty towards negro, and that
was perpetrated by foreigner. That there nav
still be evils in the system which might be removed
by law, and that there may be individual instances
Of oppression, and even bad treatment, l do not
ueny5 DuJ tuOse instances are not so frequent as
those Of cruelty TO wife or child in northern lands
as displayed every day by the newspapers; and in
point Of general happiness, it would not be amiss
to alter an old adage and say, AS merry as negro
slave l must not pursue this branch of the sub
jet further, for can pretend to great love for
DR.. Liviugstone's friends, the MakOlolos. There
are, beyond all doubt, some very excellent people
among them but, a race, the more ! see Of them
the less do think them capable of civilization, or
even fitted to take care of themselves"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

SUMNER SNows.-The Valparaiso correspondent
of the PennsyLeaHiaH, writes under date of July
10th:
f'This is mid winter here, and the weather very
cold and unpleasant. The Andes are covered with
snow. Snow to the depth of several inches fell in
the streets Of Santiago one night last week. The
oldest settlers" unite in declaring that they have
never passed Though more Indictment winter than
the present. The snow is so deep on the mountains
that wild animals compelled 10 leave the noun
tain gorges, and seek for milder climate in the
valleys
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TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND
FOR SALE.

WISH to sell the farm upon which living -
lying upon Obids river, mile above its mouth, ss
tanning 100 acres of which 100 No. River Bot
tom Land, In high state Of cultivation; two falling
Springs and good Orchard. Also, fine Cave close to the Man
sion, that fresh meats be preserved in at all
this farm lies mile Celina, Tennessee
One other tract four miles north Of Cena Tennessee,
datey the Cumberland rver containing which
% acres are in high state Of cultivation; four failing
Springs upon Also good Orchard and good buildings Of ali
kinds such kitchen, stables &c The farms above described are
we'll adapted to stock raising and productive
the State Any person wishing purchase call upon me at
my house, mile east Of Ce!inh Tennessee will great
pleasure in showing said farm any person wishing purchase
Address me at Celina, jackson county, Tennessee
aug26-g3tf JAMES A. STONE.
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50 much.
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niron ConntY VOC.

The vote Of Dixon County is reported to be very
large owing the fact that the vote upon The North
western Railroad Tax which enlisted great deal of
interest," took place on the same day. gentleman
who left Charlotte on the morning after the election
reports that the vote was almost unanimous for
Judge MRIGnT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

North CAROLINA ELEoTION.-Judge Ellis ma
iority will exceed Is $780, but will not reach I6 OOO
unless the official vote materially increases the
official returns already received The Democratic
majority in the Senate viii be IA, and in the Com
mons A, making the majority on joint ballot, SIS.
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kansas Election,

The official announcement of the returns Of the
election in Kansas show the following vote: For
the English proposition, 1888; against, II 300
majority against proposition, 9,5l2 Gov. DENVER
and his colleagues in the Board of Commission
ers, after announcing this vote, add that 4" it is
deemed and held that the people Of Kansas do not
desire admission into the Union with said Consttu-
ton under the conditions set forth in said prOpO-
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CoLunBta Sept 8. 1853.
DHAR Sra: 0Wing TO the fact that Judge WRraHr
seemed to have been agreed upon by common con-
sent as the proper persen to fl the vacancy on the
Supreme Bench aad the additional fact that he was
regarded as the only candidate, nc attention was
paid here to the election on yesterday have not
received returns from any Of the country precincts
Al most Of them there vas probably no vote given
Even in town the vote is small. Many Of our most
active Democrats who were convenient to the polls
all day, failed to vote. In the evening it was OBJ
served that maDeuvre had been on foot all day to
cast the Know Nothing vote fer secret candidate,
Hon. ELIJAH WALKER. The result is that Of the
votes pOlled here, 2O4 were for Walker, and only
l25 for Wright Leading and prominent Know
Nothing lawyers in this place, Whe were understood
TO be favorable to the election Of Mr. Wright voted
for Walker and used their influence with others TO
vote the same way. This conduct has excited gen
eral disgust. The Democracy, in both our Common
Law and ChaBcery districts have largely the ma
jority, and could, by making it party question,
have had men of their own politics both the Cir
cult and Chancery bench, whereas, these positions
are now filed by gentlemen Of the opposition. But
the recent conduct of the opposition has taught
lesson which will not be forgotten before the next
Judicial election. And for one, cannot say that l
am sorry for It. There is as much reason why a
Democrat should be preferred for Judge for most
any other office. Alatitudinarian, loose eOnstruc-
ZIONIST, a law>stretcher-whieh is primary element
Of Federalism under whatever fOi m-EoTks as much
evil upon the bench as in any ether position. II
VIC had more Democratic Judges, we would have
less occasion for new laws, because would have a
more strict and rigid construction and administraN
ton of what we already have. As things now are,
the Legislature is required constantly to make laws
to restrict the Courts instead of the people. 1 am
one Of many who win never again vote for Fede-
raj Judge; and after the example that has been SET
us, certainty our opponents win not complain.
A.
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TORNADO IN ULSTER CoIsTY, NEW York, Two
LADIES KILLED, ANOTUER FATALLY INJURED.-A de-
siructive tornado visited great part Of Ulsercoun-
y last week, doing considerable damage wherever it
went; trees were uprOOted, fences and buildings
demolished and dwellings blown down. at Dewitt
Vile it left terrible mark. The two dwelling
houses of Mr.. J. Smith and Mr.. IIoyt were blown
down. Mrs Hoyt and her three children we're on
visit to the house of Mr. Smith when the cstastrO>
phe took place Mrs. Hoyt was instantly killed,
and Mrs. Smith so severely injured that she lived
but few hours after. Another lady named Hun
beck, was also in the house at the time, and vas
injured to such an extent that her life despair
ed of. The three children Of Mrs. HOyt were also
badly hurt. The tornado continued its course in
the direction of Smithville but whether any more
lives we're lost property destroyed we are as yet
unable to learn.
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uies and sak; or, sometimes transfer their stock
to irresponsible parties, from whom nothing can be
recovered when the bank goes down. The plan
which We propose is INTENDED to protest the people
from the consequences of bank failures and frauds,
such as those from which we have already suffered
so munb
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Valuable DweIIing Tor SAFE.

TAVING determined dispose ny real estate in Nashville
will sell that convenient residence occupied bv nv
elf, Summer street. The house contains rooms
besides Kitchen wash house. smokehouse, three servants rooms
bath store rooms &C. is supplied with gas water and
complete in particular The lot fronts b 40
deep. II desired the house will be sold with 50 Of ground
Parties desiring purchase will call A v Lindsey who
will show the premises, fix terms Of sale. &c
aug20 JAMES NICHOL.