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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

AGRsSD ExcURsIos IN Psosvscr.--A project, the
Journal OF Commerce says, 10 on foot to make q
grand excursion 70 the Mediterranean in the stea-
mer Ericsson, leaving New York about the Ist OF
hay, and arriving back about lst August. Ae-
eordins 10 ihs programme she will touch &C Gib-
ratar, Malta Alexandria, Jaifa, (for Jerusalsn,)
Constsntinopie. Athens aud Naples, remaining at
each place sufficient tnls to oeiisbie passen gsrs 20
see the sights. fhe number Of passengers 10 iItni.
II adults, will be $3.50. Other expenses of the voy
age 10 10 calculated, will raise the whole cost 10
about 500. a@ a*+ ~ :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

SEDUCTION AND KEygsGE.-The Cincinnati Epaui-
rer says that a short time ago young xentleoaAn,
FAMED llsrdesty, living Muddy kun, 10 Booze
county, hy, came into possession of the fact that
his beloved sister had been sednced by man
nsnled George Grubb Hardesty called upon Mr.
Grubb aud charged him with the crime, which he
stoutly denied; but as Mr Hardesty was con yincsd
that ell he said false, he told him that he
would give him just hfiren days TO marry his sis
ter, aud unless he complied within that time, hs
would shout him. The fifteen days expired on
saturday last and the matter was not accomplish.
ell. The consequences that Iiardesty deliberate
ly approached SIR. Gtabb, and as deliberately shot
h'ni. We understand that the ympAi hiss Of tiss
peaple III the neigbborhood were In behalf of Mr
lardesty and his injured sister, on the ground Of
ils being justifiable homicide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

ANOTHER INV TExRIroEY. is proposed to make
an effort for Territorial Organization Of the upper
peninsula Of Michigan, under the name of sapsri-
or or Maekinaw. The country embraces some
sixteen thousand square miles, sbounds In mine
raj resources, aud has estimated population Of
ten thousand At present 10 n . part OF the STATE
ever. u 10 separated BY the straits Of Aaekinss,
and with which Il has no common intsrssss.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


- FELLOW CITIZENS: am a candi-
ir the upper District Of Henrieo rountr e. Ne.
,ssiso,p ~ place of j. b. Keosec Hsq. who d clines
the ofise n should i be your pleasure to bestow
's''iiioi aischargr Of the duties thereof. ' ~"'
Very respectfully
J" "S-ztaw2mM&S GEORGE W GARTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08
s,SS.FREsu LEEoVEs.-I ba'

nay- FRESH LIEoHEs.-l have just re-
ceivsd by Adams Express, n fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
P S.-Cupping and Leeohing promptly attended
70 Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hail
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and 81
aight on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-t5 r. Y. hObSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08
ses- THE MUSTANG LIEIMENr cUREs

RIeltEadttSm;
TIE N,.strn0 Liniment cures Stiff Joints;
Y.e R,tstdng LiHiaisat cures Burns and hounds;
TIE Mustang LiaiIasat cures Sores and Ulcers;
The Httsdn0 Liaileat cares CtGed Breasts ind S0y'
Nipples;
Tle Mustang Lintment cttres NsurdlGid;
me Mustang LiRiHicfai cures lUg'AS ana Warts;
m. T5aip r9ugi is 1p0Tfh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08
s@-To MAKE COOP BISCUITS,

Use Semple's Infallible Baking Powder.
To make good Batter Cakes.
Use Semple's Infallble Baking Powder.
To make good Buck wheat Cakes,
Use Semple's Infallible Baking Powder
To make good Pastry.
Fer sale BY ali Druggists w ,.,,,cy
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Market Place, Franklin street. Richmond, Va
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

Ssn FOR RENT.--For the purpose OF
FL moving into larger building on the Bash
Rank We offer the house at present occupied by u
f,r rrIt WIN T. Staples & Co,
18th street. next door TO
,a1ts Shields 4 SOnIervile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

A fzEscBxAs's RERLY -Frsnchmsn.- - -Aadame,
you Yer mooch too big price for sAf room. iAn4S
lady y.-0h, you know. 30 81 the water placss m0st
make hay while the sun sh Ines FrepchmAa IN.
digaantiy Madame you call nevare make - hay
Of me. Yon must nos xiak x&s because al 6ssh u
grass xaf yoa can make hsy Of ne. sts p s'ps' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

.sea STABLE FOR RENT.-A goot
H.f Stable and Carriage House for rent in rear o.
our siore w. z. PERKINS Co,
taa Ill Eagle SQuarS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

G3 FOR RENT IA very desirable
IL room over Sankey's AmbrOtype Gallery, suita
b!e for or young men. Possession given imme-
diatrlJ. Apply to SAN&Af'S, on Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

O. FUN ENI.-IhOse newly erect
Eli ed Brick Tcnements, on Cary street, betweer
I'll ana 6tL. They well adapted for Grocer!
stUrc- or any kGd Of retail business They ConGaji
E rooms besides the store room aud we'll adapt
ed for the accommodation at families, having all ne
cessary convenieDces. Possession given immediate
" To good tenants, the rent will be moderate
Amply to f. F. hAGLASD Co,
~ Ifs Lumber Dealers Marshall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

xA FOR RENT-The Dwelling abov,
tg. onr store, containing i've Rooms. suitable for
anil or lodgipg Rooms There is an eutrapc'
from the ST. Charles Hotel to these rooms appiy
Ia DUKE & HUTCHESON.
ia 6-ts No 4n Main street
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Bag" TIME, LABOR AND EXPENSE
SAVED BY USING
SEMPLES

INFALLfBLE BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists.
JOHN ". GARLICK,
JyIS Manufacturer aDd sole Proprietor.
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- FOR RENT, and possession given
L = Immediately, four very desirable rooms over
lHy store, next door - PurceiIs building. re
emily papered, &c Ihey well suited for Offices
or i5tgIuS rooms
fr 3-6ts ED D KEELING.
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sss FOR RENT, and possession given
s8@a Immediately. the upper part of my store on
ssh street containing good ROOMS, recently pa
= red. with gas, &c.
(, SIT CTIAS II LANGLY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

From RIO DE JANEIRo--AdyiCss from Rio are b
the 2lth Of December. The financial crisis was
beginning seriously 70 affect business there, and
panic had broken out similar to that in Europe-
The Bank OF Brazil was dscountipg to the extent
OF it'd ability, aud there were loud calls daily ON
the government for assistance, from which is
would appear that suspension Of the bank chat
ter was contemplated. Business Of all kinds was
ut standstili, especially In eoffee for which the
principal export buyers were demanding . redac.
tion OF four TO ve hundred Teis, but holders were
nrm Freishts were dull, aud there we're QUE hun
dred and iorty six vessels In port Including forty
AmeI ican--most Of the vessels wore idle .c,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

@|. BATHS! BATHS BATHS! !-Hot,
cold and shower baths can be had daily from
o'clock, A. M to half past p. NJ, at the hair cut
ting, shaving and shampooing room under the Amer
lean Hotel. Entrance on llth street. Single bath
p cents, or five tickets for 81. oo
lfE 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

go FOR RENT. - A very desirable
ks resi- fence on the east side of jth street beyond
Ligh optaInlng ten rooms Gas and City VI atar: IN
good 'erAtr; To a SoOi tenant. the rent will be
moderate. Apply to
ROBERT ?. DAVIS Builder,
On ist. between Broad and Grace streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

CITIzENs MsETISG.--An adjourned
meeting OF the citizens was held st the Citv Hail
LAST Saturday night st half past seven o'clock,
JOSEPH MAro, ESQ the Mayor Of the city, resuming
the ehair, the object being to receive report from
the committee Of fifteen" appointed as previous
meeting to suggest suitable arrsngemeuts FOR ths
approaching I'D.
The Mayer, after calling the meeting to order.
stated that the Legislature had that day made an
additional appropriation of 5000 towards defraying
the expenses of the inauguration, and he felt a..
sured that that body would have gone further i'm
their iberality had it been necessary TO make the
occasion pass OIL in a style befitting the day and
she state. lie then called on the committee OF d.
teen for report.
Col. ii. G. Csbeli, the chairman, after q well
timed preface, reported the following preamble
aud resolutions:
a., .ne slrz9n- Of Rich@oad view with the iveIiest
nterest the movement tab by the state aui horf
tiss to pay all Que hoBors TO the of the
slstue o' ashngtou, upon the approaching anDi-
OF MS h.Eth aud Get. rmirsd testfy tart
sereis sympathy with this pasrlstie n nevemen.
they hereb! tend,r to the guests cf the state ard
All VINO shall attend. most heartfelt and sIncrrs
l. Resolred That a committee OF ten from each
Wafl De appointed with the power to AID 70 their
utuhnerl whose duty IL shal, be u 60 operate With
- SoLnh'ittees OF the state with the uiiitJTy a,,s
0tner associations in rsking suitable pTepsrs,ion.
ior the approaching sun veTsAv
= fIeS2srsd. hat our citizens De recusst.d To sx
tend h. oApitses Of their houses g. ihsSr vis;tsr.
aii Ahat the same COMMITTEE shal srp.,iut conn
~ sh ln ffoFt9ing suitable accommodate ms
LOT tuSh ~ are not otherwise provided for
hesolred. That oar citizeus 5e requested tocio.s
preaching national hniiiay W 'H' ny
~ hssotred That ihe Council OF the City of Rich.
hohd os requested TO app int committee from their
oouy WIN authority % CO operate with the commit.
zee OF srranssments in carrying the for. goiLg res
s. Resotred, that the citizens OF Richmond and
sJ oe requested 70 unite in the proces.on on the
"a; thst - be appointed Msrshaii with nowsr
toanpoint his sis) 10 arrange and con- ic
@ porn el me same, aud shat he requested TO re-
GERS Va sho uSS Ot OF
capt Dimmock warmly seconded the resolutions
ana noped they would be adopted win heartfelt
:. hne CHAIRMAN then put the report to vote and
1t was unanimously adopted
=, oh motion OF Col. Cabell, JosEPH Maro ESQ. the
mayor OF the city, was ously elected Chi,f
S@'a, 10 MI the blank in the nh resolution Of
the committees report.
Inc Mayor appointed the following committee.
as directed by the first resolution:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08
FOR RENT-And possession given

- FUK hENI-Anu pOEstssIUH BIFtI
E:a Immediately. the store No 81 Main street. no"
6S-Ined by the subscriber. Ii is central aud one
the best locations in Hichmond for any kind o.
wholesale or retail business.
The Sjor- aud Cellar will he rented either with o.
wthhat the upper part Apply 10 ,,,-.,
IA BIN THUhhS A ptSI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

gas ROOM FOR RENT.-We have for
III rent over our store. one large, Landsom'
T11t room Z. MCCARTHY Il SON,
ia 10 III Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

sMirraRY ynaroRs-The seventy -frst regimsn4
Of volunteer militia Of New York. hnsoas ~ 10
proficiency In driii aud discipline, u mailing pre-
paratlons for yists to Raltinsere and wssh1nstoa
drring the eoniag spring " sumpess ss'-S ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

sHp BRAGa's GREAT lMPRoVEMENr.-
THE ARCTIC LJSIMENT ,,u,u,,,,, =,
DEFYES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that 1t Is
4 GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG's OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure of
RHEUMAiISM. PARALYSIS.
NEURALGIA PILES,
sPkAINs. BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS. OLD SORES.
BURNS, WARTS,
sCALDS, M0ULDS,
TUMORs, CORNs.
FOR HORSES and Mules externally, nothing ex-
ceeds the ARCTIC LINiMENf,
In curing
SpRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS
THRUSH, RIN9B0NE,
or any Soretc Swelling. or Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle.
Price Is IT'S, 30 cents and 81, for small, medium
and large Of. I'd bottles.
For sale By all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD d Co,
jaI3-ts Wholesale Agents,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

e. FOR RENT-And possession given
- Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over til,
stOTe Of MIR Keeling on Main street, next door t
new building corner Of Main and 18Th streets. It il
a very desirable location for lawyers or doctor,
Office, or lodging room. Apply atsthis Office.
IA l4-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

New JERsEY LEGIsLArURE.--Kansas resolution d.
nounefng the Lecompton constitution, passed the
House of Representatives Of New Jersey THURSDAY
morning, by vote of 81 to II. The negstive votes
were all democrats In the after noon resolution
highly approaching the character and statesmsn-
ship OF James Buchanan, and ex pressing confidence
in bis administration, passed by vote of 81 20 n
the democrats ali voting in the affirmative. Tne
discussions were very moderate. lsss*tf -sF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

ess FOR RENT-A very desirable ano
E::i convenient residence having seven good rooms
sfT with CRATES and kitchen with rOJms Tor ser
wants fuel, &c . upon the lot; and the lot has tW
convenient 10 it, situated on Broad street
b4t ye~u oath ana 2jth streets. Apply TO Il r.. POI
IIAUX, over MIR. E. A. j. ClOpton,s Office, or 70
z. T.. LARUS,
taS-Im No. "A Main street.
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TIme ) 5IIX-5 J1A.

For the second race, Carolina stakes, John Lin
ton, and Thos. Puryear's ch. b., contended. The
former was judged to have the race in one
heat. Time l.55.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

Tas WrksHsR--It b stated that Prof AsAssk
believes the present mildness Of the sseeoa 70 -
oceasioned by tbs heavy rains VI the - ssns<s
heating the earth ~. s s1sM ssszEa5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

MONROE WARD
TI', "a - ~. = LABEL Capt John NJ Sheppard,
r. u pI r. puuiey' James Scott,
W Purcell, Jobn y pasnanit'
James ID Browne, DrPu Rrown
MADISON WARD.
Col August, VIM WCrumr-
Peyton Johnston, HWFry.
Robt NJ Burton, Samuel Z Co,+r.u
W Richardson, John Tbomnsno
'"hes III orsht, John ? Ballard
JEFFERSON WARD
TT t 'onn pqve' James Hackett,
., nlas "ynne Andrew Johnston,
LIutnei I n,ooy, Samuel Price,
Joseph Brummel, Charles ID IlilI.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
The committee from the varions wards we are
requested to say, will be called together by Col
GABsLL, the chairman, by a public notice in the
usiiy newspapers. to be published hereafter
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F5~ To THE vorERs OF Hrrp,co

=, NaF - H'AH FVTkh5 OF HENnINO
SocsIY,,-i take this method Of announcing nvseIf
.shahate tol the SheritlAlty Of Henrico csuntv at
dnseitotion IN May next; aud il elected promis. 10
alof my time TO the Office aud to iiacharge
xa, ,s aaes as the law directs VIII try aud SEQ the
IN the meantime refer all such az wish 10 49,,
.ain "a my fitness for the Office 20 my tsighbors and
10 20 !ohn VI dregory. Esq Jchn i. Young ESQ. and
10 the justices Of Henrico county.
ia ze-dtde T. J. CARTER
gay To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE
GoqSTf OF HrsRtco-T am a candidate for the SHE
kfkALTf of the County of Henrico, and resp.,ct
9y solicit your suffrsges at the ensuing election in
nay ~ next. s. MICH. DAVIS
nithth"h1' iIth Dec., 1891. fs 4-dlmS
sFA- SuERlrFALTY OF HEERICo. Il am
candidate for reelection to tie Office Of SHERIFF
OF henrco, JNo. A. HUTCHEsON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

~ FOR RENr-Possession given 18th
I::: Frbfuary-TheTenem on Governor street
nj present occupied by Mrs. N A Eddins as a Board
ing House. For terms, apply 10
T.. I'd ERISCuIkNN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

Asorags 0aArIyYNa ssoxs--chicksffns I Co,
fhe weli-knosa pisno-fprese msuuncfarsrs u nas-
ton. paid on about Sso0QQ - The vovkaea % -
H~ptssnbxr Inst sheir worksssn sxsrcies9 fSees
rous spirit Of scecnsuns1atioa. xAsy - sewr~
csisins gsnsssas reward ~ r -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

a. FOR Rem IA very desirable
III dwelling on Grace street, between Adams
FcUshee, square above Grace street bapti-I
Church. The house contains ten room.s, an / lac
been recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
city water in the yard, and is in one ot the most
pleasant neixhburhuUds in the city.
r. good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
a Us kAftIAND 2 hlsil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

a FOR RENT.-The House at pre-
SCI sent occupied By Mrs. Eliza T. Tally. situate
0u urBce. between Jefferson and Madison Streets II
for rent from the lat January 1t il IN good repair
las q large yard attached to it, and contains seven
large rooms Apply "a FRANCIS IIAkI, Eco, at
has store, Broad street, opposite Richmond ana re
dercksburR Depot. DE l6-ts
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Gs FOR RENT-A very desirable
- Lodging Room over our store. Possession given
sTEBBlNS 4 PULLEN,
l0i Broad ST.. corner of Broad and 9Th streets.
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- FOR RENT-The Tenement Oh
Es 18th street. one door below q Thompson's
"Uur House, Apply 10 -
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90 FOR RENT-A Store, on Governor
E..s street. between Main and Franklin. Apply t
?. Ii. TAYLOR,
de z--tg At his Music Stores
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

slIias i6r asssAi ssssisss sfsAst ssd{,
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81 FOR Rem T-The Tenement al
E:I yres 1T occupied as tha Custom House ON 18th
STREET, between Main and Cary. Possession given
the I-.h of May. il not sooner
ALSD-ihe Tenement with three rooms adjoining
the Custom House, now rented by Mr. Pohle. Pos
session ypsy be given al once.
ALso-A small brick Tenement, Canal street
l., Nreu "a and 81.
ALSo-A Tenemcn; for a large family, with tour
acres ot laud in the town of Sydney.
Fer terms &C apply to
IL q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
UrookIyn City News.

BoARp or CANvAsERs-The Board Of Aldermen met
last evening ~ Board OF Canvmsers and proceeded 70
the consideration II the returns OF the fourteenth ward
which had been returned By the President, after having
been corrected by the Ward osnvassers Amer some
debate the following officers Of the ward declared
elected Supervisor. Edward Flaherty; Alderman, Jo
seph Smith; Constable, - McCafrey Assessor, -
Brady.
The Board Of canvsssers then adjourned zine de- after
q vote OF thanks 10 their committee
The Board Of Aldermen then assembled, when the mat
Ter ~ the gas report taken up, and after some dis
cussion u was laid over for week.
mhe Board adjourned 10 this evening, when the
report Of the Special Committee The Fire Department
will be considered.
CouRr or OYER AND TmxrSER Before Judge Lott
and associates Yesterday morning the Grand Jury
came into court and presented q bill OF indic
ment against James Kelly for murder Kelly n In
ded for the murder Of hs wife Roeanna on the 10Th or
April The prisoner had been for some months in the
hospital at Fatbush and Vie day before the murder
he out and proceeded 10 search for his wife Not
finding her that day he the 70 the house
where he saw bis wife After using indecent and
profane language towards her. he drew q knife
from his bosom aud stabbed her several times
in the body He then made his escape, but
was captured after running short distance:
Of her injuries The merit day The testimony taken before
Coron Smell was before the Grand Jury, and The
evidence he was indicted. When he was arraiened yes
erdsy he plead guilty 10 the charge IN the Indictment and
said that he did want counselthst he murdered her
and did not want 10 be tried The Court assigned Alex
ander nsidou ESQ 10 consult with him a. 70 his plea
when he was subsequently induced to withdraw the plea
OF guilty and put 10 plea OF no. guilty No particular
day 70 set down FOR be trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
Births, Marriages and Deaths.


BkrtHn-Rom.-InS Sacramento March al, John Batch
or " Maria Robb.
Broef-NKAvniy.- Cherokee, Nevada county, March
Is, Alvy A. Boss TO Harriet T. Neaville
BlAG-LEvY-In Sacramento, January 20, John Black
mISr-Gfsnos San Francisco, March 27, by Judge
Buruham, Msures Blanc 70 Marie Clarion, both Of san
BrpSnxx-rorxns Scott Valley sskyou county,
Mr.. John Brnham 10 Louisa =. Tompkms.
CARsos-HEsRy.-In YAmhill county, o. T., March IL,
Mr.. ID. r.. Carson 10 Miss Evira Henry.
s owssnA Soss s, and si Rssdy' March 10 Mr.
GLuSnAB-BorIxR.-M orovile, March 70, G. Csren
bach TO Margaret Boiler.
FArcrr-LsoxARD.-M Nurphys, March IL, Mr.. d. T.
Faucet 70 Mss Nancy Leonard.
GrxSy-HKSny-At the same time an 4 place, Dr. j. g.
csosnose-wran Marion county, March co. Mr.. 10.
esph Groshone 70 Miss Mary Webb.
EmI-FSisxIr Wisconsin Hi, Placer county,
Franklin.
Hlssrsos-NuxAx.-lus hassa, March 20, Thos. l. Hr.
JIoon-PAIxn-M Dayton, o. T., March 10, by Rev.
Mr. Holt, Of Salem Mr. Cyrus Jacobs TO Mss Mary Helen,
KsS--Bow-In shasta, March 10, All Ken 70 Low How,
both from China
Kmnr7-h DvrrI.--In Salem, o. T., March 7, Mr. 10.
ssph Kirtley 10 Mss Adeline Bid well.
KuRAii-HoxsR-1us San Francisco, March -, by Rev.
r s Lacy, Mr.. s. p. Kimban 70 Miss Adelaide Homer
both Of that city.
EceRsw-Rrp-M Cherokee, Nevada county, March
rs John NcGraw 10 Ellen G. Red
AcNnI-TozKR.-In Sacramento, March ~, John Nc
Wosp-Dsyrs--In MarysvIe, March Al, Alfred noai 10
Knuni-snun In stockton, March 81, Jsoss Mitch.
McKr,s-wriR In san Francisco, March q, BY the
bon. John Hsser Alexander G. Mexican, ESQ, TO Miss
NcTrry~NuiI In San Francisco, March ~, by Rev.
r lacy, Mr. A. C. hcfsun TO Miss clarissa Neil, both
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in santa Rosa township, March
Is, Mr.. jasper NcCrscsen 70 Mss Sarah Ann Young.
fmrurs-srr1rc uERs Is Linn county, February Q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

Orr dases from Portland 10 the 9th uH.
me salem wing Of the democratic party held their
state Convention Salem the 10th, and nominated We
following uchet-For Congrcssman-IAfayette Grover,
OF Marion; for eovernorJohn whtcaker, Of Lane for
Secretary Of sste-Iucien Heath, az Polk; for rres
surer OF staie--Jessc D. Boon, OF Marion; for State
rrptcrAsahel Bush, OF Marion for Judges Of Supreme
Court-M p. Deadly, r. straitou, r. p Boise, and A.
Wait The convention unanimously adopted resolution
sustaining the Administration OF James Buchanan"
The anti Salem democrats 10 hold their State Con
ven,ion on the lst inst, In Eugene City
The Republican State Convention was 70 meet ct Salem
nm he dipet
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sIxrpIxeua,n. Fridsv exeninl

Saw FRANCISCO, Friday evening, April 3,1s6s
We have record utter want OF animation In noary
every department Of trade since the departure Of las, mail
The country has bought sTarngy Of goods-ecarcely
In any particular than would suffice 70 meet the curren,
cons umpton-and jobben have manifested extreme
caution in adding 10 their stocks Previous quotations
have been n.ancd only with respect 70 articles In
ceedingly light supply and which kept thoroughly
controlled, while for sapesAs coal and breadstufs
which had been thought intrnacally strong decline
Of marked character has taken place within the past
fortnight The moderate aggregate Of goods sold from
first hands has been taken mostly BY Tho trade, inc
nation towards speculation having been exhibited,
can anticipate that here viii DO while prices generally
remain st the present POINTS.