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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05
EDUCATION
THE CHlSwICK SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL ANE ENGLISH,
~ Miles WEST OF RICHMOND.

he exercises Of this school will be resumed on
MONDAY. January 18th. and close July 10Th: The
location Is unusuily healthy. The discipline IL
Christian and Parental.
Tuition for the scholastic year from $40 to $40 &C
cording TO grade
and washing, $l2x FER month. one half pay able In
advance.
The subscriber is grateful for the liberal patron.
age already extended and hopes to merit It's contn
aance GEO q ExAII A NJ
B-Pleasc apply early. and address m Q at Rich.
mond. dc 2a-ims (30E
MIGHT SCHOOL FOR ALL BRANCH
~ ES OF STUDY,-The subscriber would call the
attention of the public TO his NIaHT SCHOoL-
lie ee!aconhdent of giving satisfaction to any one
whom circumstances might make IL convenient 10
recite on one or more branches Of study at night
for particulars, apply TO him, at or over his Dax
school rooms. &lh street, between Main and
Franklin. ~ ~"
ia lit q r pENnyEToN
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EDUCATK TnE DAUGHTERS

UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE
We would call the attention of parents desiring
Tor their daughters good education 10 this iesery
ediy popular School, under the dir cton OF Profs
X STUBS and GEO W ARM1STEAD aided nv
competent assistants In Music, French and Orna
rentais. The exercises will be resumed on MIN
DAY the Sd January, 1859. at the same favorable
Of fees 40 IA e.
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pEAU TIFUL MED
~ BREATH-Sound and Healthy Gums.-DOW-
Diseased Gums 10 a healthy condition, relieves
Toothache, perfumes the Breath, aud renders the
most celebrated Dentists. See circular round each
bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

CLAVE INSURANCE.-Dr James .B.
~ McCaw will be at my ONCE frem IL a. 10 ?.
Nj, to examine slaves to be insured In the Lynch.
burg II. and n. Insurance Company. am RE.
pared to issue policies from to years on the oct
accommodating terms. Rates ss low g. any I'D
Company. on BREBSEE, A0RNT
Office opposite American Hotel. Mem 1t.
j MCDANIEL. President de- N-2V,
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WHITE CREASE 10 kege aud tin cans,
w q fresh supply in store, for sala By
JOHNSTON Bro.
ja3 DYuRgahn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

WATER GAs-Evcry paper we have open
ed for n week has contained a long account
Of successful trial at Wilmington, Dele
ware, of new kind of illuminating gas
made by decomposing water. The gas was
conveyed through the city in the pipes of
the old coal gas company, and was repre-
sented by the article in the papers alluded
to, and which appears to have been got up
by the owners Of the new invention, as
having been eminently successful" &c.
We have now the other side One of
the Wilmington papers says that it was a
failure, gave poor light and emitted a
horrible smell. 1t is said to require GO or
10 pounds of rosin oil for 1909 cubic feet
of the water gas, which would make it
more expensive than coal gas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

From EURopE.--The Kangaroo, which ar.
rived Oct. 18th, brings liverpool dates to
the 9th. The Zurich conference was still
in session, but the treaty was again to be
signed in few days" 1t confirms the
annexation of Lombardy to Sardinia, and
leaves the affairs of Central Italy TO Eu-
ropean Congress. The Italians are SO lit
tie satisfied with this arrangement that Ga
r.baldi has issued proclamation summon
ing the Italians to arms. France and Aus
tria expect to take a part i'll the conflict,
and OH every side preparations for war are
going on.-The builders strike in London
continues, and there is report of strike
among the iron miners. Breadstufts firm
and advancing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

DFAru or MINISTER Mason arrival
of the North Briton brings the intelligence
of the death at Paris of the Hon J. y.
Mason I. :. Minister 10 France
Mr.. Mason was native of Virginia, and
al the time of his death about tu wears of
age He held several official positions in
his native State. On the i4th of March.
1914, he was appointed 10y President Tyler
to the office OF Secretary of Navy, to sue
ceed the Hon. T W Giimer. who had been
on the 2Sth of the preceding month, killed
10y the explosion of the great gun on the
steamer Princeton. lie continued in that
Office until the Inauguration of President
Polk, who appointed him Attorney Gene
raj This office he continued 10 hold until
the month of September. 1916 when Mr.
Bancroft having resigned his place as Sec
rotary OF the Navy, Mr.. Mason was again
appointed to that Office. He continued in
office as Secretary Of the Navy until March,
1919. when he was succeeded by Mr. Pres
ton. who was appointed by Gen. Taylor
After the election Of Gen. Pierce Mr. Ma
son was appointed Mini-ter to France in
1888, and continued in that office until the
time of his death.-Chicago Times,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
TheLElecfions.

IowA.-Returns are published in the
Chicago papers from about two-thirds Of
the counties of Iowa, showing small de-
mocratic gains in most of them over the
vote two years ago, when the republicans
carried the State by some 5000 majority.
Dodge appears to run behind some of the
other candidates on the State ticket-or
rather, perhaps, those other candidates run
a little ahead of their ticket, leaving 1t
probable that the democrats have elected
their Judge of the Supreme Court, and
possibly Lieutenant Governor, and have
gained largely in the Legislature. The
Legislature, as far as heard from, stands:
IIouse-Deniocrats, Az; Republicans 40;
Independent, five districts to hear
from. Senate-Democrats, -; Republi-
cans, ! flour districts to hear from.
MINNESOTA In this this new state, the
republicans have succeeded by small ma
jority. There were, however, so many To-
cal issues involved in the contest, working
generally to the disadvantage of the dem
Ocrats. that the late contest was not fair
trial of the relative strength Of parties in
the state on national issues. The demo
cratic papers of Minnesota assert positive
ly that, had the doctrines or the policy of
the national democratic party, as declared
at the Minnesota democratic convention
been on trial-nobody entertains a ques-
ton that the result would have been sue
cess, and not defeat.
NEnRAsKA-In this territory the contest
was very animated, and the issues present
ed were purely national The returns as
far as received show decided democratic
gains, and leave no room to doubt that the
democrats have carried both the delegate
to Congress and the Legislature by hand
some maiorties, Two years ago, it will be
remembered, the territory was carried by
the republicans
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

CAllFoExrA-Datesb by the overland Mail
are to the 23d ult Senator Broderick' S
estate was valued at Sl30,OOO, which is en-,
numbered to the amount of So, 1000 lie
left no will, and it was supposed no rela-
tions, but two persons i'll San Francisco,
named Edmund Welch and Lucy Brown,
claim the estate, being, as they assert, cous-
ins in the second degree The Pacific X.
r. Convention, composed of delegates from
all the Pacific States and Territories. is in
session in San Francisco and is very large
lv attended John Bidwell. OF California,
is President, and Edward Lander Of Wash
ington Territory, and Alex Parker, of Ore
gon, N4e President. A vast amount of
statistics and arguments in favor of the
road itself comprises the substance of the
proceedings thus far, but it is believed
some action to build CALIFORNIA; portion of
the road will be recommended before the
Convention adjourns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
DEATH OF THE Hox. JOHN CALHory-,Jo

DEATH OF THE Hon JOHN CALHoUH-John
Calhoun, formerly of this State, but more
recently and GENERALLY known as the Presi-
dent of the Lecompton convention, died at
st. Josephs, Missouri John Calhoun was a
man of great natural ability; he possessed a
fine mind and had he been blessed with ener-
" and industry in any degree proportional
to his capacity, would undoubtedly have
been a leading man of the age He was
a man OF the most amiable disposition =
kind, generous and honorable in all the re:
lations of life How he ever became invol-
we'd in the Lecompton fraud-a fraud so re.
pulsive to all the past professions and az
tons of his life-has always been mystery
to the thousands in this State who loved
honored, and respected him. For many
years he was recognized leader in the
central part of the State in Democratic
counsels, and was once, if not oftener, a
candidate for Congress in the Springfield
district-Ch. Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

PERU WEEKLY UN,oH-W were quite
surprised. on overhauling our exchanges a
few days ago, TO find among them quite a
handsome eight column sheet from Peru,
in this couaty, called the I" Weekly Jnion,"
carrying the democratic ticket at its head
The Union is handsome sheet. of the
same size Of the Free Trader. and certainly
well edited We find our old friend Jas.
Dalrymple down as proprietor, and James
Bowie, Esq. editor ard publisher. Peru
has no less than four republican papers.
1.-TWO English and two Germany 1t ought
certainly to be able to support one demo
cratic paper, as antidote to SO much poison.
A LARGE establishment for the manufac-
ture OF pottery, for which loan Of $50, 900
has been subscribed, has been located in
Peoria, and will occupy some five acres
The buildings, machinery, &c, will be got
ten in readiness before winter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

BUREAU CoUxTy.-The democracy of Bu-
reau county, who are about evenly divided
between Lecompton and anti-Lecompton
held two conventions at Princeton last
week, each representing its respective
wing An attempt was made to fuse on a
county ticket, but on coming to the scratch
the Leconpton wing backed out, and eacl,
convention thereupon nominated its own
ticket The Bureau County Democrat, a
Lecompton organ, is dissatisfied with the
course of its party friends, and refuses to
support either ticket, or rather supports
both
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

No better proof of the growth of our CT
ty can be had, than the fact that it sus-
tains an Importing House, exclusively de-
voted to Metals Such establishments can
only find trade sufficient to sustain them
III cities of the first importance and from
the time that Thos. : Dickerson, at 45 Wa
bash Avenue. opened his Metal Warehouse,
the trade OF his establishment has been
constantly but steadily increasing. This
house directly imports all its own goods,
and sells as cheaply as any concern in the
Union. The attention of buyers of Tin
Plate, Sheet Iron, Zinc, Copper and e.als
generally, is called to his establishment
Chicago Zee. JoWaqL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

weighed the nature and inevitable conse-
quences of urging such principles to their
logical conclusion? Are they prepared to
embark in an enterprize which must inc
vitality lead to civil strife--to the over
throw of all authority-to anarchy and all
the hoSors OF condition where insa-
table human passion and licentiousness
shall riot without bound or restraint?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

THE Lafayette, (Ind) Courier says that a
couple of little boys aged ten and twelve
wears, sons of Mr. VIM Medicus living
near that place, left home on Tuesday NOR
ming to hunt COW, and have not since
been heard Of 1t is thought that they
have been carried off by band of gipsies
who have been harboring in that vicinity
lately, and party Of whom went away the
niaht the children were missed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

dent writes to Emery's journal Of Agrieuk-
tire, from Springfield, as follows: 1.-The
frost of the Sth seemed to check the
growth of corn, but did not kill it. and is
an advantage to the crop There will be
an immense crop of sound corn in Sanga-
mon and Morgan oounties"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

SENSIBLE DEcisIox city of Joliet
decided on Monday by vote Of $50
against lq2. not to issue It's bonds for SO
600 in aid of the Jolie, and Mendoza Rail
road This business of city and county
subscriptions to help railroads that capital
lists are afraid of. is played out.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

CALIFORNIA, Hottie rush for Califor-
MIA Is great. at present, owing to opposition
among the different steamship lines and
the low fares charged Steerage passen-
gers, with bed and board found. are carried
to San Francisco for $45. The Collins line
old steamers are nov on this route and
doing a good business. No less than !, POO
passengers went by the Baltic on Wednesday,
the 5th inst, and other two steamers which
sailed on the same day were also crowded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

FIXES PEAK-The Overland Express,
with dates from Denver City TO the 9th
inst, arrived al Leavenworth on the lith.
I'm election had been held for delegate 10
Congress- and 3 D. Williams was elected
The vote was small IN election was also
held In Arrapahoe county. under the laws
OF Kansas. creating considerable feeling,
the previous policy OF the mining region
having been 20 ignore all political councc-
ton with Kansas. Snow had fallen TO the
depth OF one foot AZ the Gregory Diggings
and other localities, causing q temporary
suspension OF mining operations but sue
ceeding mild weather enabled the miners
TO resume their work \ large number
are leaving for the State to pass the win
ter. The mines were producing well 4
nugget worth $50 had been taken from
Ru-,ei!s gulch Several others OF les. ac-
count we're also found 300 men were still
al work in Tarryall district all making
good wages The Kansas lead yielded
$50 in ten days 10 three hands The mi
ne:s remain vigorously at work in all the
digsings.
SENATOR DorGIAs II ONO Previous to
the recent election in Ohio. Judge Douglas
made three speeches in that >;a;e--ouc q,
Columbus. one at Wooster. and one ut Gin
c.nnaii !, i significant fact that in
these three couutics the democrats made
large gaiHs, while in the others they barely
held their own IN Cincinnati il.c repub-
licans two years ago had some 1000. and Z
year ago LOO majority. In October, l-j9,
the democrats carried Cincinnati Ly loo
majority. Wayne county. cot wls:ci, Woe
tel Is the county seat ia ISIS gave 50 dc
mocratic majority. 1t uow gives over 800.
and Franklin county {Io.umLus) gave las,
year jr3 democratic majority. lhis Year
1t gave 92O. These fact, show that If So.
nator Douglas could have delivered ten or
fifteen speeches in different parts of the
State. the democracy would have been
aroused to an extent that would have led
to the complete redemption of Ohio from
republican msruic
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

A Coon AProIxTMEST-The managers of
the Chicago and St Louis Railroad have
done sensible thing by appointing II. F.
GooDEII- Esq, of Joliet, superintendent of
that road Mr. G. is one of those men
wAo never cat or sleep while there is work
to do, and lie works SO thoroughly and
mcthodically that any job he undertakes
nee never be done twice We venture to
predict that in one week after he enters
upon the discharge of the duties Of his APP
pointment, he will know the worth and
whereabouts of every man, locomotive,
car, or windlass employed upon the road,
and he will never lose sight Of them. He
has more administrative ability, more ge-
nuine business tact. and more unsleepng
industry and watchfulness about him than
any other man Of his age i'll the State. Six
months Of his mana &c ment will show that
we have not overrated him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
Insurrectionat Harper's Ferry
THE ssIRREPRESSlBLE CONFLICTS"
Black Republican Theory in Practice!

FIRST GUN FIRED IN OLD VIRGINIA.
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Government Of the U. s.

THE KANSAS HEROES IN 4 NEW
FIELD!
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
How Poor Young Men May Succeed in Lifa.

loung man. are you poor and without the means of
Pf"g"g in las you launch upon its biows Is your ater
poof and unable TO you outfit Be shearened on
account OF this Take hold e and never reprd
yourself any other light than that being destined 10 6ph
and noble purpose Study ceey the Of your own mind
Tor aoor or profession. Whatever you resolve upon do
early follow 1t steadily and uniringIy never look back to
what you have encountered but always forward to what
within your grasp The world every uan comfortable
living and respectable position in society are abun
dant 10 every mans and have onv 10 ADOPT
will and action to Ihem
re?ne over want Of money and property in
he "ord win and over The props influential rrla
u'tS' Is unmanlY Let young strive y fortune
rather Than seek to inherit 1t is grobe spirit shat
leads man 10 borrow rather than bquea hing means Go
orh INTO The world young God within YOU
and His providence and fight your way
TO honor and to comfort Pity your the Young
man who without any change, unable support himself
and is whining around begging the influence of others to
get him into employment
Feel under all circumstances, that it is more noble more
honorable to eat the crust you have earned than 10 ush
with Golfers Inherited You may h yonr head proudly to
lace and confront the mobiles amongst when you are
sclous o being the architect Of your fortune Young
men, are poor BE honest be vruous hold ur your
heads and by actions and ooss what the poe. has
said in words =
Il scorn the man who boasts his birth,
Aud boasts his titles and his land,
who takes the name and heritage
From out fathers driving hand"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
THE SEASONS.

Tho crocus. ~ the shrewd March morn,
Thrusts up his saffron spear;
And April dots tho sombro thorn
With gems and oveost cheer.
Then sleep the seasons, full of might;
While slowly s~ol!s the pod,
And rounds the peach. and in the night
Tho mushroom bursts the sod.
Tho winter comes; the frozen rut
Is bound with silver bars;
Tho white drift heaps against tho hut;
And night is pierced with stars.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
WHOLE NO.. 4S7.

two aud two only TO abreast distance To exceed ma
mile Thrco seconds allowed in favor horse in barpss
The premium to bo raised by Private Subscription
Hwdfdhg ConmiHee-Chares Cobb Akron, Summit county
II X Curtis, Cleveland Robert Murray, Mentor.
Ksotued That animal shall be red classes exceps
such as arc entered in sweepstakes.
H. FORD, Secretary.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

LET no man deceive your mission i
think that you were destined figure the legislative
rather than Inquire up tte ae grocery store.
the tact that you better than
lomn when your voice pronounced b> all Your friends
between that of choked
There's nothing like having realizing you can
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
BURNETT HOUSE,
Cor. Of Ontario n Prospect Sts.,
CLEVELAND, Q.

15lHE Undersigned have fitted up tho above
4 named House, at much expense. with Seventy
Five Comfortable and Pleasant Rooms The Fur
nishngs are all NEW, which, with heir TABLE. they
Sesign shall uot DO surpassed in this or any other
city, at their oHARiE OF one DOLLAR PER Day.
SS- The patronage of discriminating public
whether In pursuit Of BusINgss or PLGAsURE-ls re-.
spectfully solicited. Wiling to abide their deci
sion as 10 the result of their efforts.
BURNETT g. TINKER, Proprietors.
Qc, IS, 1853. 46S
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
LIST OF PREMIUMS

To be Awarded by the Geauga County Agricultural
SOriely at their next Animal Fair, TO be holden
September 18th, lth aud 18th, on the Grounds
Of the Society in Burton.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

TRUTH-A great truth brings along with great
The that our fathers gathered The
good but does not that which equally good tall
Every ruthhke has s Stages
and the end o both is
u in blade, still in tho flower oveiest of all hen
full when is ready fulfill great function for
which The benfcent Creator designed it,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

GENUs-What is genius Crartaiuy a patent to exempt
from application but rather do which all otea
bend to task to have pedsposon by nature to some
thing and glorious that pour time and
strength and even life tsse batons smile
And the wine cup the paso of what
avail will be the radiant gf make NAV
there the charmed and the more uersua
deain - Preebury
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

ScoTcH MARRIAGES. There are two sorts Of Scotch Mar
risgesguIar and irregular The former are preceded bx
publication OF bnns the parish kks mot episcopal cburcb
oil me place where OF the parties has previously resided
and the marriage afterwards registered such kirk In such
case certificate OF registry may be obtaned bv application to
the parish clerk of such kirk of small
Tee As 10 the irregular marriages. they may Contracted
as We'll known, without any ornaliesmply bv the couple
acknowledging themselves and wife before ary wit.
nesses, or by living together and wife permanently
Such marriages exclude the idea of any registration at all
But the al rena and oIher pesonages the
the border who stoned assist runaway cou- in
perpea'ng irregular Matches merely by ,itnesSng rntm
were accustomed lhei book lhr excel.
lent statute lately passed. requiring certain lem 9Th
IN Scotland previous TO marriages Of the has now
made them matter o past hlsory.--'otes and Queries
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

FRIENDS PRosPERTY-Oue hardest trials of those WIN
tall from atuence aud hOnur poverty aud obscury
that the attachment of whom
pretence mask gain their ends, mserabls
shaowness. Sometimes doubtless is with regret these
frivolous followers of the world desert those upon
awned forget them Flies kch-r when
the dishes empty The parasites thar
OF fortune gather his gifts and climb by his aid
sunshine but scatter the approach OF
in weather. but drop off the OF WINTER
and leave naked the singing blast Like down
for banquet, and suddenly scared by how quickly
first of calamity these superficial earhngs secks
the horizon. But friend tho CENTRE
me Our need only him fully and binds hm
closely Prosperity and adversely both reveaes the
difference being tho friends know
them. But Notwithstanding the nsincerity
greedness prevalent among there deal of
feeling than outwadly shown. There
amp.es affection deeds of and
magnauimiy than usually supposed Our msortune hiring
sJes friends before unknown Benevolent impulses
could hnm IN modest privacy many
OF beautiful wonoer amidst the plnudrs OF angels