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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10
ARAORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,l
May 9Th 1889 I

n A call meeting Of this command will
Il take place a. Military Hall, to morrow (TOEs-
lance will be laid before the meeting, it is mpor
taut that every member should be present and pune
tusi at the hour appointed.
Members will come prepared to pay their quar-
terly dues
The regular weekly drll will take place immedi.
ly ST er the transaction OF business
sergeauts will b, particular notifying their re-
spectiSe squads
BY order Of the Captain
my 1-2t JNO MCDONALD @ 6.
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TRUSTEES sALEOF real rsr.r,

4 In HENRICO CO.. AT AUUTInN ~ -. =
=, ueed OF trust executed by Jacob Keck ana w.
cor .he " dated 2lst March, 1856 and re-
reo"aa ~ HenrGo County Court Office being thereto
pet th on MONDAY, 10Th May, 1889 if fair if
Vesea in n sad Snsd da
the countx IF peing parcel of Land lying in
inc Fly thss OF hichmond containing 81 acres and be-
1rsWs .ame property whereon SAID Keck resides
tsnains the sa!e and the sum O. about 81 loo ,ns
resuue 70 &c payable in sue manner ss NAV h. az. an.
nounced at the time of sale. 80 "' '' an
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I'M RTAN T PUBLIC

NOTICE. W DENNIS, No li6 Main
&st Get. Richmond. Va, has on hand, OF
will make 10 order, every description OF
Paddles and Harness and article ususlly kept
ia his iRs. which will be sold from 10 to Is per cent
less than the usual prices Cash dealers parti-
culariy reqnested to call before buying elsewhere,
the above yer centaKe may certainly be saved.
m A--fa
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DENTISTS CARDS.

az0 GEO. B. STEEL, DENTIST. Office
cdY8YH and Residence No. 23l Main street. between
9Th aud 9Th. Richmond, Va, 10 prepared to insert
teeth from ONE to COMPLETE SGT. upon the at
mospheric pressure principle or otherwise Also to
fill, extract and regulate Teeth.
All operations performed PROMPTLY, and In the
very best manner.
An experience of more than nine years enables
him to guarantee satisfaction In every instance
my 4-6t
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J FOR RENT.-To good tenant j

- FUN HENI.-Io good tenant,
81 O's-r for rent my desirable aud commodious
resi- 3enca situated Broad street between 9TH and
Tih. The house has all the modern improv erents
good brick kichAn aud other necessary outhouses.
For terms, apply early 10
BHUNPHREYS. Jeweller,
s. Main st. opposite ST Charles Hotel.
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N FOR RENT.-For rent, and pos
~ session sivenlinmediately. House with fou,
rooms, Kitchen and { nashouse in the yard. 1t is
situated near Mr. Jas Tyer.s. on Union Hill. To
good tenant the reot will be low. For terms. &C.
apply 70 70 LYME Agent.
Offce in basement Metropolitan Hall.
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= FOR RENT-The following de-

"a FOR RENT-The following de-
- scrined property belonging to the estate of the
lac Richard Ander son, viz:
One two story brick house on the West side of I'd
street between Main and Franklin.
The third story OF the brick house Shockoe
s'-r In which Messrs. Watkins Trabue, have their
flee.
The second and third stories ofthe adjoining house
on Shockne slip. in which Mr. John NJ. Sheppard
hss his office. Apply to
JOHN q WILLIAMS or
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
The brick warehouse adjoining the on the
corner of Cary AMI Leventh streets. occupied By
Mr. Paul X imbrOuSb,
Also. the house on the corner of Main and 7th
streets. occupied by Mr. Michaid. Possession to be
given on lst July next. ap 2S-ts
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AUC410U 2nLUn.
- Alsx'r Nett. A..


EURNITuRI. Day GOODS Ann crn-
CngiZ=W1e D se1l 9 : uSssss' n -
=. nesrs = ieo'eiecs s:.S - ~ ~ g:
!. Day GOODS Closhs, o.sviusre. o..
ham,; Awns; French hebes; Hilk ~ ~ 79ss1f
e.; Hoop ehi,st; Linen Drill DiaDsE, O.; ~ ~
asS cS sSf sto;s bsls ws.s.,; 10 ~. -.
Brs1dy; bbls n Gin; b1is Hsdssis Wis, y ~.
C Cia Ooansc bfandy; iebbls Ginger DEao6v, -
~ S. ALEX Korr. Ace.
EOR THEPUDLlC-The fciIoviSe e.
= iicns Of .An Qrdinancs TO smsad = - -.
% essabihh !rs Brigade In the City 81 IjcS1o16
are puDnened BY the order Of the Hfre DeSaeS1oSt
ceohon = u any persou intsrlers viii 0W0sS.
10 the aecnargs q his duty, q lolsse oDoss ~ -
m.ddio Win s: ~ HHasos g ssssssd yssse..
inbcfore mentioned. % shslI. fes s. 6nSj 81 ~
Mayor not Ie0 than 9ve. nor moro THAI tVenev ~.
lars; and y 2 save. 30 panishsd viii slriDsS, Hot
exceeding thirty:nine.
commander 20 detail annually oss Or nav - -
police duty. and shall assign one % thS oo6anA a
the squad. Thoy shall constitute the 6ro 1oioo ~
IL shall be their special duty 70 maintain os1oe q
ring fires. and to keep tho ground cIsaY b. r16o
scros. the streets Or Otherwise 70 Protect ysopsy
cage oil perssns vi rsist IN Interesting With u
hremen, sfer due sdmonition 10 desse thsfOgvo0 =
report 70 the ohcels in command. oil Violations II
law or OF the ordinances OF the city and 70 execute
us orders zach policeman. while on duty sha1l
wear q star on bis breast.
gents OF insurance companies. BIZ aDplytng 10
the Engineer. viii he fnrnished With 8 bo3ee.
y. Hn VIII entitis them TO tho privilege Of Afs1sa
m, oPErlR " RALsToH.
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n HOUSE FOR RENT.-For rent,
Es4 and possession given Immediately the Dwell.
;0s on sth street between Clay and Leigh contain
ius rooms. with Kitchen and all necessary out
horses. formerly occupied ny Mr. Mc(7ruder-
Apply 10 DAVID LAMBERT, at
Edmond. Davenport a Co.'S
my 4-6t or TO Mrs Strobia
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THE 8UB3CRIBER offers his services
j q AUOTrONEER. TO the citizens OF Richmond
and the public generally. pledging his particular
attention to ell sales entrusted to his care feeling
assures bis long experience ~ AZ Ancuoneef, VII
once ia resr Of N Jones' Store. No 70 Main
street, entrance 10 the Alley. m n,,c~.
my Ism OAoos0'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

~ HORSES FOR SALE-I have
3Cjust returned from Baltimore, where selec-
ted q lot OF young. sound, gentle horses suitable
LOT draught or saddle purposes Those IN want viii
give mo call. N @ LIp1OOM m
my its End Ut, between Broad and Grace,
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LOB THE PUBLlC-The foIIovi1e -
PETER W RALeTOu.
Clerk OF Fire DoDortment

REUTHE'E PATBNT
ANIMAL TRAP-This i,geuioss
machine has 90 rival IN tks 0slA
PAT all, to be compared With IL ~
the capture of Wild animah I1 r
e capable Of killing bear. They are 81 tSfSS ~
ierent sizes. and win sfTsctusny operate q Is69
can also be used q Pistols. For SALE by ~
JAMES WALSH. Gun fmpcrtse.
ap2S-fm doors above 81 Chariea 6c3sl
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~ FOR SALE--A House and Lot at
2Es the corner OF Maple and Poplar streets near
the York River Railroad, in Rockets. For further
Information, apply 10 W II CRAIG
az Paw t. Stall No %. Old Market.
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@s FOR RgNT-The Dwelling now
&c occupied by Mr. Noting, on s.h street, beyond
Leigh. 1t has rooms besides store room and
Close gas in each room and passages; story kitch.
Ell. and hydrsnt ID the yard. Possession can be
Ead 10 about weeks. Rent 500. Apply at
j & COUkrNEY'S
sp q is a3 Broad street
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ARn0RY l. L BLUES !
4 May eth. 1859 I
N Parade at your Armory On TUES
DAY next, 10th instant, at O'clock NJ in full
Summer Uniform, DRESS CAP and PLUME
Arms aud Accoutrements in order for inspection
to celebrate the SIXTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
Of the Corps Ball Cartridges will be furnished at
the ArInory.
sergeants will summon their squads
BY order OF W l. MAULg, Lieut. Comdg.
RIO A T0MPkINS. LIST Sgt.
Honorary and contributing members intending
10 unite with requested 10 be at the Depot OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail-
ead Company at 10 O'Clock. precisely, as the train
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

&XH 1pr!nsasCsas RICHMOND 1ss |, !. AH Z,
ROAD -iMPOkTANT NOTIC0 10 TRAvaLESe.
~ the new mail arrangements, on and amer NOM
DAY, April 10. the trains on this road Win lsoye
kionmond at an earlier hour than Formerly: the
morning train starting ct AS instead Of l56. and
the afternoon train at 2:i0 instesd Of ESS
For details, zee regular advertisement.
ap l6-im TN WINNIE aunpt
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VIM. g. RALLIE. wv T

vaztE--1 CHANDLER, JNO T sALLII. M
der the firm Of WIN @ SALLIB 4 CO., CABrN1F "A.
KxRs AND FURNITURE DEALERS, have ON hand rood
factory and Nor hern.
We respectfully solicit call from those Who NAY
want any thing In our line. =
UNDERTAKING.
will also par particular attention 10 the Upder
taking business In ell it, branches keepiu0 con
stantly on hand large assortment Of Metaiic m
rial Cases. and Mahogany and Poplar Cofins.
Orders from the country solicited, and Will be
promptly attended to.
wM @ sALLIE 4 co.
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AMUsEMENTe.

TUESDAY EvENyHt,. Ma ,.,h ,s.a
WIZ be rerformed the new rrsnsh ,. - COY
h nE IIGNERoLLEs. Loaisc de L;rnero,iss
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a FOR RENT. Lawyers and Doc
ks tors ofilces and Lodging Rooms on i2th street.
In froat al Bank ST, by
my Sta JNO KELVIN
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- SIFc11
= the 18th of April next the very eligible
ROUSE, on 6th. between Grace and franklin sts,
occupied by Mr. Richard Hill. jr. 1t has seven
good rooms, with an sut-kitchen and large lot at
tsched. Por terms, &C, apply to
N TABB 4 BON, Ast's
nh Ats Under Exchange Hotel,
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Respectine actual settisrs e. lands an,bsacsd in
President's Proelamafioa, No. ca, dated Jsly
9th, 1859, fur sals Of Lands il Minaesosa
Noi,ce 10 hereby given, that mall cas- y which
Pre-emption iDcclaratory Statements. banded on
bona fde actual settlement and rulfiyation, mads
prior and up 70 this date, have Seen q may b
fled by settlers prior 10 the 9th October. 1853.
with The Registers Of tic Land Districts named j.
the psoclamation abovs mentioned, the Resisters
and Receivers d SAID Ds,sicts are hereby directed
where ihs pse-empsion clainasts are unable, and
do rot prove up and pay for their tracts n Or
bstofe the OH q October nsxf, 70 withhold such
sexual settlement and csitivaiion tracts from the
public sales under said proclamation.
BY ordsr Of tho President
Y JOS. S WILSON,
Acting Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
GElERAL LAND OFEIcE. Sept. ,. 1859.
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W.. = cssssnnsr II IT.. !. re.psesise
leesd - .ef aeswSl sellkly3 IN oiag hnd1 60
IbraciA nIlIS Pss y = siasa IT,
4 nsvlsr GA sos6ls.es : - rs1vssals -
lef ~ saabsITaaaed coediliea ef ~ sstalses ~
Idaes1ps r. sslissiag then ftsan hardship - g.
Ienhy ii ~ maiter, ~ extending q then essh
|selisf = - haze ~ pewa ls6aliy = Do ~ -
lelased Aofiee hss beea psOparsds ordAsnS -
lRaei4ag ard Resolves - Wilhhold ttem -.
lsn4es said psoclsmstio0, NJ iands cosssed ~
lsceaal eeaalemest ard cativaiisas nsde priss -
I'D Z ~ dsaa. whNrs ~ dssasatory aaaaasaeae
lCes tn ssne have heen, e. nay y, hIed rscs =
|ihe Oh &C 0csobsF next.
IassHersaee 10 ynss iaqsiry - q bow - theea
claisusats will kAvS u lAbiisA md pay iur -
tracts. I repiy hat, even shona i W necessafy
10 rs-0llsr hes hAds, Il coald only be doas ~
nav Proclansiioa. requiring b law 4 fasther No.
tee u hires a ~ uaonths from - dafa 81 ~
xhila therefore. many noa,hs maat necessarily
olapss kefoss reoi5erinK cooh be made and 90
whleh psriod lhs settlers woad hsve tpssher
er<da, 4 = hoped. ard expected, that tho Rfs-
enupa0es will iaspoad, 70 In liberal spirit exten4
"a g them IN IL pesmisss, By pepsing sy ard
payine foe their iaods Il ~ earliest Pesisd ! -
So ID ihsir power. 81 's Z
e Wth great respscf. 81 ss
Your obedt servsf,
Y (s;rned1 los. s. WILSON.
His Eze,llaacy II h. sl.Lsr.s B.
St Ccsefsee r. Nnnsseta.
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THE CANVASS.

The canvass Is being carried on 10
the country, on the part Of the Democ-
racy, with much greater activity than in
st. Paul. Here, our local politicians
are busying themselves, TO great de-
gree, 10 advancing their interests rs as
pirants for country Offices. On the
18th, our local nominations will be made,
when the active labor Of the canvass
will begin IN this county for the entire
ticket. ~
In Sothern Minnesota the Democracy
are securing large gains. BEcKER
and CAyANAucM are evrywhare receive
ed with enthusiasm. Mr.. BEcKER.
particularly is making hosts Of friends BY
bis admirable, hold and manly speeches.
Winona county. we belive. will give q
democratic majority this fall for the State
ticket, and the chances arc more than
even that we will carry Wabashaw.
|CAvAHAucu pillories WIxDoM wherever
he speaks, for he carries with him the
irrefutabIe proofs Of VS. Know Moth
ingism. .sss ::.ss
From tho north, Gen SHILDs and
Mr.. GRAHAM have Just returned. The
withdsawal Of the lands. which the Re-
ppblicsn politicians receive with cha
grin, aui1nates the Democracy with the
hope and enthusiasm, which is the sure
precursor Of victory. Gen. SHlELDsl
and Mr.. GRAHA1e will start on afnmp-
ing four through Southern Minnes.ta Tins
week; and further appointments for Mr.
BRlsBIN will soon be announced
The Republicans have but ono adyant-
age over the Democracy in this canvass
They have plenty Of money! cor
ruplion fund, = Is il IS called co.ltribnt-
ed by New York and Boston abolition
lists. Their interest in the election =
based upon the probability Of the next
Presidential contest being decided BY
tho House Of Representatives, when
the issue will be SE~ARD or DoUcLAs..
This is what renders our Congressional
contest OF 80 much importance. for e the
President is chosen By the House. the
voice or Minnescta u Is potential as
thar Of New York. but we will beat the
opposition by an increased majority IN
the State. despite their money. and the
inevitable = niger, /" who u being trot-
ted ont daily, By ringmasters GRow and
CoIrAx. Tho African individual il about
used up. Pionesr and Dsmocral.
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aAIK RIVER MILLS ].

|a
Cox HAxs - done ! substantial "A.
|vie6 u ths people q or town I'D sut-
roendinS eoastly. he ~ srestsd md
placed u Fanning order - and sris'
mill supefior u ny thing - ~ found y
upper Minnesota.
These milk are situated jsst above
The nosth &c Sank River. and are pro
PEELED By water taken from the river
sone quarter ofa milo shove them and
carried ~ canal made along the right
hank Of the river 70 tho mills. The
frame Of these mills have fron-the be-
ginning been admired ~ III for their
appearances of strength and durability
Tho Touring mill i doing the very
best work ever done this side of Saint
Anthony. Tie aour j. most admirable.
All Who have ased i. uaiss in pronouu-
cling i ! whittier and liner quality than1
they have ever seen of home manufac-
lure. The thanks of our people are due
u Col. Hans f6r The good he has done
I'll il the erection ofthese mills. They
eyince alike his energy and Iberality.
re gtsssf; Ell s ss s4sS sfs Ss s8ss
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OUR TICKET

q Taks our ticket - ! xhole Stsls
sDistsist and Conasy, md esefy De.
cfas my justly feel proud q 7 Our
candidates are fair oatspoksn men, Who
win not advocate one - sc principles u
one loealisy. 6nd : diasrsnt at il an
othsfz -who viii mol str;vs % get ! single
yoss ~ my falss Issue, Ia fact they
ere r.aniag upon : Platform which =
'unequivocal i Y. language. and Win
bear no double sneaaisg. An our cam
.didates need do i % place this Platform
fairly befoss' The people . ensure the
saceesss ef DE Whole ticket Democrats
will goA IN hslp DO shiss Whila your
adversalses ars working with An energy
worthy Of ! bettor cause whilst they
are falsif,ins records and endeavoring|
~ mislead the public " false Issues viii
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- The Platform Of principles pas
sod BY the Democratic State Convention
which pun ia nomination candidates for
State officers. will be found in our
columns until after the election. Give
L candid pef1sal.
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HYPER OREln HOTEL,

D1UA AAIIUS1 M1NNA1UT1e 49,
o. b DAY, PaoralEroR,
4 sissased i he vesy ceasrs q de City. ind FIR
nished Fnst Ciaaa HoseI. = daily line ofStAses
run 10 and from s.. Paul. and Tg-~sekly % LittIs
Falls and Crow Wing.
The Prosr;eio respectfully sa5s . hisold friends
and the public gsaesaiy. IN 70 paias " expease
win Be- spared in nakins coofortabie. shose who
may f.vor IN Nth their paaro&ags.
Sank Rapids. Ocsoher 1. 1861,
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NOTICE

Notes = hsrsby given that thrss ssvsszl prom
issory notes. beaTing dats tks 18th May. 1853,
ard payable ID fosr. s:xhs aad twelve monshs,
two Of which are tor $50 saeh, ard The oshel
Or SSH s.. mads BY u Fl. DEsRosiEns and
payable . ihs andessignsd. havs bssa los, tlers-
fore oil psssoas srs fosbiadsn % perehaas DE
ssd sssss, . psyneat has bssa stepped a u
same.
Whosvsr viii rstam ihe eaid Notes % the -
dessix1 sAslI ~ Ie1aliy rswardsd
GEO. w. SWEET.
Essk Rapids. Sept. ~ 1850. ~ 4
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NEWS / !


"A SERIOUS ROT has recently occurred
= Bergen Tuansl. N. r. On the n. Y.
aad Eric Rail Road. The Rail Road
track was obssructed b the rioters. %
that no train pssssd from the 10Th 70 the
l9sh inst Two rssimenes Of troops
wcrs called out. and about 65 of ahe
rioters arrested before quiet could DO r..
stored. -A1osher riot occurred ii Man
chester. n III ! few days since between
Firemen and Gamblers, IN which several
duildings were nearly demolished. and
the gamblers driven our The great
Eastern Stsan Ship has been entered
to saii for New York city. The N. Y
Herald Of the 18th inst comes out ia
favor of Gen. Scott for the next Presi-
dency. The troops ofthe Pope are pre-.
pairing 10 attack the soldiery Of the pro-
visionai government Of Modena. for the
spurPose Of -insaating the Duke Of No
dena. The Congress of Zurich = still
/, II session, bot nothing has yet transpir-
ed 10 Indicate tho result Of their deIibera-
.tions. Gen. Scott has been ordered to
San joan Islaad son The North W.s,
Coast, 10 superseds Gen. Harvey
McLaae's treaty With Mexico appears
- ~. ns,e;rH3v ae.fsafsstr,x sTshere = I'll.
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Ma. ED1ron-B Being solicited BY many friend.
l hereby annonnce myself a. an independent
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Benton Co.
Ci.izsns yoar votes are respectfully solicited.
s. o. CRAWFORD. S
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