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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
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~ rrs,sn, standardization and over.
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.u,;aaa LII Ias, ~ g. s,.,s w ,,hc aas;re that
ho,.., o.,n.hls and ,tr,st, worthy men
.honIS .asI,..or, ~, thsn who d.tsst, ,politi.
"a da.rov;,y 81 .rm ,hem-
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serves lot tne CONTEST 20 70 Ho''0 H"N
ssalops in the cause Of truth: N
a Below We publish q list Of delegates 10
the Ohio State Convention. aud also the
60, c..,..i co,1a !, ;;,,sa IA u, iha nsx,
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r. shueffer.A Beniamiu Kaufman; Rush,
creek, DR.. T. w. Evans; Richland. j. w.
- Wsils,. IShsriy Wm Pot,aE.l Vi,ist
L.oPickerios; Bloom. Samuel Cofimao,
Amanda. N. Bowman; Clearcreek. M A
Leist; MADISON, Aorsnam op@nst. c perm
James James lOlne, o.ennelu. eame Oo'se''
j. k1The editor the "PeopIs Press.
published at iColambus, seems to think OF
The niger we are good Democi ali. :
In reply We have only tosay that il he hat
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We, we aos''e y, our vlI p,o''.' Tt" = %
500" Deo'''ou' ~ 80
ssgs' lss'eW s"s p'o'.'o' '.A''es - " ''o -
gress 0' o'7o, anu @ss asms'i Ia, squ'"' 'D' y
Southern politics. he WOuiu Lnpn, Hpel
h.rs hnor 'vhsra 10 Mace ms Ws;tbin
on,l B,otber Is somewhs. like a certai
Dewocrs. in our ci.y, 70 witt "a per
j member and lis not acquainted wit
,hs rules ol the order.n s
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Nc. KIscsrr, is the editor oflbs Yves
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

IA sAETosdAy the. Band Convention meets
AeMASsssldy ss0ms Fny 6tsiEIy. Bands
siism diEsisns PArlS ofsEs State HilrBs.iu
sIlsHdanse. IL win SSdoabisdJy end ii d
great sl0v. 4. ..ss.,T ,s,,i,s. .s-s. s1sj "
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

ItREAT Inducements will be offered Country Mer.
NJ ehabts and others. wisH BY ne dnan
hty AZ JOSEPH McCEEA'S New Grocery. 4.
Lancaster, Nay 12, iSso--aif
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

USroE sALoox. --JoiS LAUDEBAtoh. has
re-purcbased and beroms sole proprietor
of,,bO splendid Saloon in lhe basement Of
lhe st@def iiousp, taOrn as The Uaiop
Saloon. There islhs place for sumpiuOus
living 10 all lhipgs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

lnrNrRA1. noMMITTEE

Hooking Township Shaw. G.
r. shHffer.A Benjamiu Kaufman; Rush
creek, DR.. T. w. Evans; Richland. j. w.
Vanzant; Walnut, V. Cupp; Pleasant. e,
n. Keller; Liberty. VIM. 'PotseF; Vidlet.
L. Pickering; Bloom. Samuel Cofimso.
. Amanda, NJ. Bowman; CleaEcreek, NJ A.
Leist; Madison. Abraham Sbaffer: Bern,
James YosngS Greenfield, James CELERY
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

"a e%ws SadestaSd the Chy Council
s0dssnpla!s passing 4 ( ichsin, Gang ofdin-
ance. We earnestly hope they may---our
city nssdsit.. Il would ptoseut us greatly
from The misdemesnors OF reckless and
,dissolute boys aud msn,imProye our streets.
Teach lesions Of industry sAd do good gen-
orally.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

EAIGRArroN. The following is list o.
the emigrant ships which have arrived I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

ssoHHARcIA1 t4TELEIaEF0P
Lancaster Harket.
coRREcTED wB8k1F IBf JOHN Lyons,
Al fshafs q. - E4li ! otbess. j q -
gs1fa1 lt5 . - !. 4 4 eorsr - u Z alit Il ~
Ftott-7JJ Sre4r--S = l5
SEES :s;s.s:N.S5 s%:s.::.-.ss sss'::! = q.
sssLsYt-eo RFrIEss st-isK
ys.s : :; "a { 3 I, q tsSiisys JEif9s
ThHl-i - -l,15 IafLoN-loc L. u
f.aTarss--55B1se ~ ntitp AffLes- SEM
aAeoh-sA.heis- Wars BEAss-ioo
NEW YORK Market, -
| : :. .fs. :. Vla ....-i xuW Yoaa MnY ~ Ia5n. :
iIeasy anf IBs95 crats 1oEer % Is q01o bpr
seis Al - eos6 % Tor sHpsrane Eialo 20 for exirI
siaie, seee IS Tor saprIens Wesisrr 9 0osT 80 a.
eAs.eat - reed s,tifs Wedtrn, and sos7 toldt a..
whest-DaiI and no isinaI and qas ess lover. sails,
a. wiaiaf Rrd yvsseAnI b oso Cf.htl. w: Ia.
4 aianrt tsve bach fhrSeA Efol IivSrpNoi. NJ
alSs q n 2ilsl y q y ~ lase Sses pNa .
cefar pssln sdla3 saAis;,s1 lesio reomnon yyhi.s
ss1lh sfn ss5sc b5hbd Van 9s5e. ~ % so6nd NIX
Cd western sellne y bsldpi s2s sae or o, ,O0O
gsIssss Ssi1 " paee, asiifsrtbb Ia
oasliessg Al 81 hsee Ter State, end sadoU etc 70
/ YestsFB ana eansdias. - fTs'sl - .
isHhisky-ls loEer; sales 97arbi eebt6e a stis
-Bn,tef--sts.dyfaI irA2nc fer nov Btato and OhO.
Cheese--Qurt nj ss9k GEMS. .if.fli tsa ia
buaaTf-r Dsoi Inc 4 ~ {. (; 0rlaAnaS Na-s<s.e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

HNThs May term 81 the Copmen Plsas
, oddtt Of ibis lcoSbiy .Adiournsd, sias 4'siOn
satsrdsylIast. Judge WhlSMAs BY bis
pfoppttess and industry, made. a clean
sweep Of the Docket etbefore 'adjourpnsut.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

VXTANTED, Cash or County Produce OF all krnd
w In exchnnge for Grocefiea
= LancSstor, Mayig, Ieso-ef JOSEPH HscREA. &
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

RELIeoUs NofIcE.-Rev. DR.. K1NosLr,
q etciadianali wjllpresch isI de Mstho-
dist Episcopal Church, next Friday eve.
ming. Nay g7lh, at Q o,clook:
Nc. KIscsEH. is the editor oftbe West
srn Christian Advocate. published at Gin
oinuati, Ohio. We hope tbatmauy of our
ciiizees, win hear him. . be is said to be
able and eloquent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
MASONIC CALENDER

- ~ REGULAR MEETINUS:
LlNcAstgRLdbSK, e, 20. 5t:...a..... June ID, 1859
.' EScAMPMEST, 80. So. :...... q Il
May 1885,, sGE ESTEISMA IAN. 6eeOrdet.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
M A Iag QAA PISS

con.Antly oTnand, ana fof tals iexsst piece
w u byM. sMAllEF.
Main strest, Tailmade Block, one door East ofth L
raiimadgc House.. LanAster, Dee. ., le5o-s2h
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AiDRtGaIRS,

md al manner a FAfml gU tensiIa !. . - :
oAo &c CtHRRlAGEs AND RuGGtEts
Ea4sA Painted and Trimmed, aud afI Kinds 8 Re-
balring done on shptt Ro1fsg. E.M4WlnTER. +
APtiIgi, Iss8-sI9 :. =.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

Pdrals 6y IkauGman & CO, I1ssiBBfa. BsIeaytei
u. T. Nioels, Btiihn0fss q. Kaab, Edlhtslls, 81 n
sS,snc. .s1a s.I Esss.h ssTr
Al Agents. Apnl -. IesgL-Sm5e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

.s.r. i, . certain kind of practicality. IL
- ia ,ha, BIZ ssWorking Church" he
,as.n, 4 Church that shall build railroads
and declare dividends; thar shall slaughter,
pork and prepare IL for market that shaii
worship. not an 1ncarnate Christ, out 'he
Incarnaie Materialism of a civilization con-
stantly eravitating to the earth, and wnicn
has not one thought or aspiration a9ose
the yellow mire and clay wnfch ieee 'as
its grossness and soil and clog the pinions
that were meant TO bear it up IN the or'gh'
and pure empyrcan.
of the new religion. call that cannot be har-
messed TO the Chariot of our Progress, must
he dragged behind ii, like a slain Hector"
In that event, the Working Church will be
like comet, its largest and brightest part
being its tail Fancy this little Working
Charchr in Cincinnati, this one-horse reli-
gion which discards all Revelation and all
authority, jogging along in the streets OF
Porkopolis, dragging behind it the Garden
of Eden, the dead body Of the Devil, (whcm
Mr.. Conway, in another part of his dis
course, has killed as dead as door nail the
l'atriarchai Dispensation the Temple OF
Solomon and the Cross of Christ; the
Prophets and Apostles the noble army OF
martyrs and the holy church universal !;
the philosophers, statesmen, scholars, orators
and poets of all civilization and all hu-
mainly from the earliest ages down to the
present hour--all these dragged along, IKE
slain Hectors, behind chariot filled win
opulent Cincinnati pork merchants, NJ u.
Conway, poStillion
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The Imperial G uard.

In volume of European travels lately
published by H. NJ. Field, the author says
that military men in Paris think that Ma
poleon made mistake in reyiving the I'M
perial Guard formed by his uncle. This is
composed of twenty-five thousand picked
men, the elite of the country, infantry and
artillery, receiving higher pay than the
main body of the army and assigned to the
most favored duty. The pet corps are the
Zouayes and the Chasseurs. Mr.. Field was
told that SO great was the offence given to
the other divisions Of the army by the
marked favors to the Imperial Guard, that,
at one time, the different corps could hard
" be restrained from attacking each other.
TO calm the rising storm, it is said, Pelis-
sier had to push forward the Zouaves and
the Chasseurs in every perilous attack dur
ing the siege Of Sebastopol, thus showing
that if they enjoyed special honors, they
must pay for them by special dangers. So
frequent and SO great were their exposures,
that one-third of their number was killed
murderous sacrifice by which the general
irritation was allayed. No manifestation of
discomfort has occurred lately.
We may expect the Imperial Guard to
occupy au equally prominent position in the
Austrian war. They have tremendous
reputation and that is sometimes half the
battle. The Zouaves and Chasseurs have a
responsibility as great as their danger, for,
if they could be once defeated, the charm
of French invincibility would be broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03
A Manufacturing Project

Ee CITY in the Union is better adapted to
the manufacture of every thing almost,
.rcept zee, than Richmond; and yet from
want of enterprise or of confidence in the
success of manufactures here, our capital
lists are very slow in investing their means
in manufactures. We have water power,
fuel and raw material in abdndance-we
have health and comfort, occupying the
happy mean between the oppressive heat OF
the South and the severe winters OF the
North-and we have now the advantage OF
communication by sea and railroad with
all parts of the South, coastwise and lnte-
rior. With these ad vantages here we should
have great manufacturing interest, en-
ploying thousands of skilful and industri-
Gus operatives.
ANY Northern or Eastern city with SINH
lar advantages would not fail to profit by
them upon the most extensive scale. We
have often urged this subject upon the con-
sideration of our readers, aud have been al
ways ready to hail with satisfaction every
new manufacturing enterprise introduced
into the CITY.
Upon very good authority, we take occa-
sion to suggest branch of manufacturing
which would be useful here, and, we are led
to believe, profitable: i. e., A paper mill for
making fine writing papers. We under
stand that there is not paper mill OF this
description south of Philadelphia, and the
entire Southern trade is dependent on the
North for all grades of writing paper. The
TWO principal States for manufacturing fine
writing papers are Connecticut and Massa-
chusetis, both of which purchase their mate
rial as far south as New Orleans, pay trans
portation on it to the North, convert it into
paper, consign it to commission merchants,
and through them dispose of it to the South,
and realize handsome profit. A mill here
would likely be able to obtain material at
home, save transportation and commissions,
and dispose of The paper at a cost reduced
to the consumer. A gentleman of experience
gives it as his opinion that such an enter
prise would handsomely reward any one
who would embark in it and conduct it with
proper industry and skill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

TIE LAfn MIxIsrxR 70 CHINA.-Ths Hon. W. B.
Reed had handsome reception from his fellow
citizens in Philadelphia, on Tuesday evening last
Ia bis speech on the occasion he entered into a
history of his mission to China, which begins with
the objects which the Government sought In send.
Ing him out to China, tho concilliatory spirit in
which the mission WAS to be executed, the nego.
tiations and relations which existed between the
Ministers of the various Governments during the
course ofnegotiations. All these Mr.. Reed presents
frankly and fairly-shows what he had done, the
way II was done, and his motives for doing 1t. In
the course OF bis remarks, Mr.. r. referred to the
charges made against him IN the London Times
which be very quietly and very conclusiysly sets
at rest, BY proving that they had foundation to
rest upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

n. SAM'L M PRICE Co by recent arrivals have
added to their stock
Rich Lace MANTLES
Beautiful Lace SETS
Real Point LACE SETS and COLLARS. very
cheap
Elegast Grenadine ROBES, at reduced prices
Complete assortment of MOURNING GOODS
Beautiful Barege and Organdie ROBES
BAREGES, ORGANDIE5, PuPLINS and
LUSTERS
RIBBONS, GLOVES. MITTS, FANS
New and beautiful Lace SLEEVES
Great variety of MOURNING SETS
GOODS for Gentlemen, Boys Summer Wear.
in great variety
All goods on hand will be sold until the close .:
the season. at prices which cam ot fail to please
my 2S-ts
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Brooke II abroad.

We are pleased to learn that the prospects
are Frightening for the construction of this
improvement, and that gentlemen living on
the line of the contemplated road, as we'll
as others, are giving substantial evidence
of their appreciation of its value. We hope
that the necessary amount will be soon sub
scribed. In that event, we may expect to
see this favorite suburb of Richmond be-
come quite thoroughfare. and great en-
hancement in the value of property all along
the route.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

[CoRREspoNDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY pisfAioh'J
NORFOLK, June 2. 1855.
Preparations are being made in Portsmouth for
the reception of the President who Will return
through that city on Monday evening next
Capt. Simmons, q worthy and esteemed ci.izen
If yorfIk coanty. came near being killed on
Church street, 10 this city yesterday evening, by
being thrown from his gig. it appears that MS
horse became unmansgeable from some dsarrapg &C.
meut of the harness and dashed of furiousiy up
the street, and coming In contact wph a lamp
most. the vehicle was shivered and the Captain
thrown with violence to the ground, by which he
sustained such injuries that some fears are enter
taiued for his recovery.
The circuit court, Judge Baker, commenced its
regular quarterly term yesterday. James Carter
was sentenced to IL months in the Penitentisry
and sundry "true bills" found, which will send
others along the same road. PERCUSSION.
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IA NEW AND FRESH GOODS!

Ia. NEW AND FRESH GOODS!
CHEAP!
WATKINS 4 FIckLEN have just opened, and are ex'
pecting to arrive. in q few days:
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PRINTED JACONETS
and ORG ANDES.
FINE GRENADINE BAREGE AND BLACK
HERMANN.
s{BLACK BAREGE, for Shawls and Mantillas.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, NEW STYLES.
sew sTYLs ACE AND VELVET MANTLEs.
cheap.
FINE BLACK SILK MITTs; KID GLOVES.
NEW FOULARD SILKS AND SILK F0ULARDe.
Super French Sewed so Spring Skirts.
With many new and fresh goods. which will be
sold very low.
Ne,o Goods constantly rrce,red.
my 30-6t WATKINS fIChLEN.
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T AR(iE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY
II OF DRY GOODs JUST OPENED,
I'D AND sd JUNE.
BREEDE N 4 70 K,

BROAD sTREIr,
Have been opening. for some days past, very
large addition. 10 their stock Of Goods and oE t1s
some largo lots of Goods which have been bought at
extraordinary Low PRICES. Amonstthem.w would
call special attention to
I-r0: lot Of English Berages
Rayadere and other styles at IS cts per yard
Epglish Besege Robes, two founeed -
Crgapdes new styles. and beautiful Quailtlts
at Is cts per yard
Orrandie Robes, at verv reduced prices
Splendid assortment of Lawns. at l2H cents
Per yard,
We are enabled to offer the abovs named and many
other styles of Dress Goods. at much lower prices
than usual
Quality at the very lowest prices.
In Housek ee ping and Plantati IN Goods, the as
sort mant Is now complete.
BREEDEN FOX,
ie3-lOtif ali Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

NJ REEFS Co, have just introduced process
by which Gbiscts out OF doors can be taken perfect
while moving, and babies four weeks old can be
taken as perfect as adults. specimens taken by
the new process, can be zen at their doorway. l39
Main etreet Steam Gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

GREAT IlofrISo MATcH.-The trial Of speed b. :
tween Flora Temple and Ethan Allen, over the
Fashion Course, L. l., for purse Of $4,000, (best
three in hve, to vagon,) occaaioued good deal Of
excite ment among the turtles 10 that region -
Flora Temple won the purse 10 three straight
heats. First heat-time min. rs sec. Second
hsat-time min. 271x Sec Third hsat--time q
nin. q u &c. There we're about 1900 persons In
attendance.
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Light STYLES OF
Il SEWING MACHINES
to be seen at
ia Civ STN0ER'S NEW STORE.


CoPLAND's Msdicsl Dicsi0' ars' now complete. in
COMMENTARY on the Gospe, Of John; BY DIR Au-
Rustus Tholuck; translated from the German,
By Charles P krAuth. d. rs
THE Bertrams--a Novel; by Anthony Trollope, au-
thor OF Doctor Tholn me-" &c-l 90.
ANOIENT MineraloGy, or an Inquiry respecting
Mineral substances mentioned W the Ancients,
with occaaionAl remarks on the uses 10 which
they are applied; BY Moore. LII D; second
axsAID Sisssslsld. .'rhe ohsvalier by Charles
Lever. author Of Charles VMalley." &c; part
cHBIssx. the Queen Of the Danube; BY the author
Of "Pieciola;. translated from the French, By
rHE Vassbond; b. Adam Badeau-l GO.
THR Little Thine Great, or the Dance and the
Dancing School, tested In few plain Sermons,
by Jno Brooke d d. Of Ohio-20 cts
eTORIEs Descriptive Of the Iale Of Wight; BY I'm.
M McAllAn-60 cts.
BYLLE or the Promised Rlessing; By the author
OF sTimid Lucy"-Nk cts.
ACADIA OF . Month with the Bius Noses; By
Cossens. author Of the 81 pArrowgrass Pspers"
THE hMpirs Of Austria: IL. Rise aud Present Pow.
o.; BY John Abbott 80,
JAPAN and her People; by <ndrew steinmits-
HoLLYwooDHall-A Tale Of ms b. James Grant.
MOSAIO6; By the aafhof 81 .6aiaA Tor he Holitar
~. p ns. '.'s'ss zszs wooDsopsE . %.
C1VURAL 0RN1klNHN oan be 40.
~ commodatsd With boae1. Win a. WJthQet rooms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

~ ETnGER's SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE FROM $50 TO sl25.
For FAMILIES,
TAILORs and all
MANUFACTURING
PURPOSES,
Those Machines are uueQualied. They are more
JURABLE. capable OF doing greater variety of
work, and OF
EARNING MORE MONEY
than any Machines in .he market.
The new FAMILY MACHINES. at
$50 and S75,
are attracting universal attention. They are much
the best Machines ever offered at a low price,
The prices of all eur Machines have been greatly
reduced. l SINGER 20.
2l9 Main street. Richmond. Va
NJ A sTEARNs, Agent. my 2-lm
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~ PowsRs'
PEARL
AMBROTYPES

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Nine years in this city. has won for PowRRs' 9
world wide reputation for the best and cheapest
pictures In the known world.
POWERS likenesses Of the first class. for which
he argos reasonable prices and guarantees salts
faction.
Remember you are n compelled <the rule with
the "c mt craft) or requested to pay for likeness.
until it 10 finished and you are perfectly satisfied
with 1t.
This h a. been POWERS rule for years.
je 2-3.% l5i MAIN STREET.
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30 HOT! so HOT! so HOT

60 HOT! SO HOT! 50 HOT!
~ WHERE SHALL WE 60 TO GET COOL !?
Why. we will 20 to RICHARDSON'S ICE CREAM
SALOON 2C6 Main street, and take seat In the
Albour where it is coal and pleasant, and take =
p ate of his Excelsior Cream where families can al
ways be supplied with creams of all flavors
Fresh supply of W ing's Farina Crackers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

RHODE IsLAND.-The Legislature OF Rhode Island
met on the 3lst May, and Wingats Hayes Was
sscted Speaker Of the House, Sanders (republicsn)
Lieusensut-Governor, and Parker (repubiican)
General Treasurer. For the two last named Offices
there Was no election BY the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

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schr Tn - Merlin, whysrd. Albany. lumber -
Quinn ~...,sss.. ~
echr Challenge, naskiii. City Point. light
HAILED,
schr Honesty. Appleton. Hartford. coal.
Col0uitt 3 90. -,
sc6r Mildo Jones. D Q. via Port Waitha'l. COAL
am cSsrito. Croveli. Alexandria, in ballast.
achr WIN Hpeare, Jones, Baltimore. - oe'iast.
echr uceau, Aaron. B1t!more. N peIeM;
fchr Currler Wo0lford. Baltimore. 10 bailase
echr Judge Hopkinson, Do Gfoot. Norfo'k. IN Dsr
last. ~
echr windward. Rooks. for Richmond. cid at Bal
Bark Eif. Mcass. for Richmond. cid at Phi'Adsi'
phia 3lst ult. p...,.o,a eli NJ pos.
ton 3st. ,.s.s o,a az Nov
schr Il q Smith. from Richmond. ard at New Ha'
snip paragon, DrinkwAter. for City Point. cid q
Philadelphia lat inst. -
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rs.'sssr bucnAnAH--In the sxpsctatiou that
.ae rfsaads1s viii pass through Petersburg on
MONDAY asxt. The papers Of that city yssesrday
9 'ntsansd call ior nssting Of eitissss % Gun
sais seout tbs preprissy Of pshlie asncsssrs.
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