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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-16

DEPARTURE FOR L1BERIA.-The bark Mary Caro-
line Stevens which left Boston on Wednesday for
Liferia, had oa board one hundred and fifty hree
emgrapts, most Of which are manumitted slaves
There are also three Presby terian the
Rev. A Miller, and the Rev. Messrs. james and
Thomas AmCs. The usual religious exercises took
pisce, Among the emigrauts 20 free people
from Caesier county, Pa: 35 siavea from Vir.
giuia, VIZ: % manumit.ed by the will oi b Boz
gees, of Northumberland county, aud II by the i'll
Of Timothy Rogers, Of Bedford county, 10 we're set
free by Miss jones, of Charleston, S. G.; by Mrs
N E. Fl. King, OF Louisiana. The other "a are
troui Georgia. As the ship was being towed out,
three cheers were given, and heartily responded
to by those on board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-16
TrE ASHLAND RACES will commence

Gen Green's N Elyaway. by Boston ,jr... 2
Unsatisfactory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-16

HOTEL BusST.-Tbe Columbian Hotel at Bristol,
Va. was burnt on Wednesday night last, together
with nearly all its contents The proprietor, Col.
j. Grant, and his wife barely escaped With their
liras
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-16

Paul MoRPar-This distinguished chess player
goes from Nav York to Boston, where public
dinner has been rendered him. Hon. Edward
Everett, Jared Sparks, Oliver Wendell Holmes
aud other distinguished citizens OF the Modern
Athens will make addresses on the occasion. He
viii tarry 10 the former city, however, for about
two weeka t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-16

TEE COUNT JoVANNEs.-George Jones, ex.mapaa
ger of the Richmond theatre, is suing the York
Mercury for libel. As to the affidavit of defendant,
that the Count had wife and family in California,
the Count submits the following affidavit:
Ihia deponeat saith. THAT is is rot true but is
tIiaing with the 1ik nifty and forbearance OF this
honorable Court, TO swear as he defendant hath
taat this deronent has wife who is now and IS
been for length of inns residing in the State OF
Ca ifornia. any other state of this Republic but
the contrary, it publicly known that The mar.
rage of this deponent with his sometime wifo-Me
Enda-was dissolved forever by sn Act of Legisla-
ture, several years since" though that lady con
tinues wropgfuiiy and Illegally to MY family
surname,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-16

DsArH OF PRor oLNsrsAD.- -Dennison oimssead,
Professor of Astronomy, and senior oiicer at Yale
College, died in New Haven, Conn.,, on Friday last,
In the 6sth year of his age. He graduated af that
institution In 1873 eiecteu Professor OF Chem.
istry 10 North Carolina in 1915, and served ten
years; (when there, he made geological survey
OF that State, the first State survey made In this
country,) and 10 1925 he was elected Professor Of
mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Yale Col.
iege. % subjects Of science, he has been large
contributor to the periodical press and bis foreign
reputation az scientific man has been long 20 :.
tatlished.
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81 Remember this is the last night but one Of
the season.
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, 1859-11-08

sertion which eyery one here makes, that hehss
had fair trial; The facts ore recorded, and peo-
pie may judge for themselves.
The Tts,t Of Gov. Willard, Of Ind, and his po-
litical allies, q. s. District Attorney yoorhies,
and Attorney. General Mcdonald, il much can.
vassed in connection with the fate Of Cook.
This man finds but few friends. He is regarded
as Lad man, who, having set machine IN
motion, had not tho eourage to wait the result
Of its working. Fenrs are generally expressed
that 10 will escape, aud yet there is q settled
ccnrictiou that his is the primal guilt. From
conversation with seyeral who have watched the
progress Of the entire affair, an Inclined to
fhink that Cook will te used as state's evidence,
providing, always, that tue confession which he
shall make, duplicates sufficient number Of
Anti4Slarery men to enable the uaitti Demo-
cracy to regain hope Of success in 1860. The
unscrupu'ous course Of Willard political career
sarres him well 1T this turn, and may serve his
brosher-in law, turned craven, equally as we'll
lcannot but express INF regrets that all these
men had not died with their faces to their cue
mics; thehangman's rope is not the fitting end
for any Of the lot, save Cook and Copeland for
wrong as may hare been their course, their
courage in its fnl6lment, thelrtreasmcut OF men
who we're in their power, and their tlrst care TO
shed the blood Of no man who was not in arms,
entities them to some credit in the minds Of
such IS are not blinded with prejudice.
But let me state the particular evidences Of
present lear. Every train that pasxes, although
It be now not searched by men passing through,
il inquired OF. The conductor is put through
an examiuation-to what effect could not learn.
50 that il any suspicious characters are nboard.
they may be detected. Every man who stays at
the station is piaeed under surveillance, and
egress from the hotel, generally results in ar
rest Last week has been prolific in arrests i;
they included Presbyterian clergyman, who
on his way to meeting Of Synod, stopped over
to aroid travelling during the whole night; also
1 gentleman from kansss, whose name could
| not learn, who incautiously stated that he knew
Brown; Nr. Bartlett, from Louisville, who e..
| route for the East allowed hss CURIOSITY to In
duce him to look at the water tank, beside ses.
| eral others.
, 1859-11-08

THE GREATEST WONDER OF
TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative.

Is:es 70 T. d. VOID tai. ey .eat la s,sn y
i. Iii % saaia sacn s*so st i. ~:
eomInx kom rcll.h!e IL een1ea. ne ssAl1-
tsss Of truth thr Df+ net. 10 sneuA1as .eies taf
' tIAra. AAIrx, Jaa- q. lisa
atisriiuu cullcl I. rI1hs since IT,. l1hy tx.-tt:
tsets Of Jous hair :torasivs w my I'd I" 21s
pss.iea e; upSn myyxG a ~ ws 5s ,ssn = 9os
thaEac*er. Sumu thras months Aaues p!s"e1 ne t.!
9eut hi, resiosalye aaa a;sd r. ah, -ooa IT, s.4 ~
some. certify to ste world That Il. err
iae aad ny A.r -. resu.psI 10 natural oot md i.
Ilsvs ro and x!s~ay thsn It Tta ~"Fe y! t*-
Z. x ~ g.: s
Ths abovt notice .een' due I" Iau g; ,:s; yal7a'e
per dl1tetaon., viii not have oeatlan vt5:t::
statements. clikt this city and S.At +sfr
one hsrs aud .diotni: L.wns. Any use 5o,, IT,. u
tie Ahove. with my uane aitsce il at &C. r.
ns s .eG. e " n truy youls " ' 1.c KaYsos'D,
WOODS HAIR RE>iuitAT.yE,
Iae. H. h..t noTon of nv hair f.n he ~ r. nf the
yellow fsser. III New utiw.a. In ~ ~ pduesd u
,tsa In I'D ';ani +.
:1p..,. oil kat:'T; !: ys5 u sTfSss "a
tss ID p.ser ;as ur. DIX caa:r !. is:
de M@' le ssuslctnaa of great s1sa; ~ ,.a IT,
vesssly beloved. ~: ~ tEts. Ist.
Professor Wrot-Dsar Sir: Having made '1satt: seat
ai Il
eoo.,at .tndeu :" tehl1E n'sa %Gh 1ss NV e.
sSsa va, neomss y ssy os " Ena e.:sr
ptSs:s ssSs' &S5b 5ts!y 81: i r
Is MARIE S. Lsai. No. Aad .ala by III e, e.
, 1859-11-08

DEsrncc11yE PRAIRIE F1nE.-0n last Tuesday
night the great tracts OF prairie 10 the northeast,
between here and Money Greek, were On FIRE, as
WAS remarked by nlany Of our citizens. Ies-
result. The farm Of Mr. Gibbons, in tbat dircc.
sion, was invaded BY the flying daues and thir-
ty acres Of corn destroyed. a large quaztity Of
grain in the stack. (nearly his entire cropl ser
era1 thousand rails in fact, making q pretty
clean sweep Of The combust,ble part Of the whole
,srnn. In the carly part Of the same erening
deree fre was also obserred to be raging, ap-
pa'ent'y ere or sir miles distant, to The north.
west, aud il IL feared more damage is ret to BE-
heard fom.-Bsoomington R1ntagrapA, 6tA.
, 1859-11-08

Fawkes' Steam P'ow, which for seyeralxeeks
has been exhibited BY the American Institute,
was shipped yesterday for Illinois. and the in
Tentor follow it, The plow is to be exhibited
1t urb.na. Decatur aod Ceutralia, the three
points designated By tho Illinois Central Rail-
award. 0n the completion Of the third exhibi-
ton the Treasurer Of the Company will pay to
lii. Fawkes the $l,5o0 premium awarded him
by the chosen Committee at the late National
Fair at Chicago. hope that now the hurry
Of fa'rs is over, the capacity Of the machine will
be tested On plot Of one hundred acres or
more. We arc informed that our large st engine
building firm is about to send their Supefiu-
tendent to witness these triala.-N. T. Ti5xa<,
~ tas5.
, 1859-11-08

Now that tue rush Of business tor, the year is
over. the Now York merchants who hare been
engaged in flooding the country with foreign
goods, have leisure to look :bout them and see
il'o danger with which they arc threatened.
Depending upon the barrenaess Of tho mar-
Lets, consequent npon the stagnation Of trade
in 1858, but without considering the inability
OF Eould-bo consumers to pay for the ship
loads 'of sewEaws and jimcracks that have
been brought in, they set themselves steadily
Mt work to make fortunes for themselves or,
falling in that, to ruin The country in single
year: The result Of their labors u,sy be sum.
med Id as nlloWs:
, 1859-11-08

3"ss3 s s@ s17o1ts1s'' ..sla7IIQ1 ~lIy. UW
But while thus crowding the New York
warehouses with the products Of foreign looms,
forges and workshops, that they have oeeu
uuu'lnd.ul Of the day in which these two
hundred and twenty millions Of dollars must
be repaid, is clear fFos, the exports which, the
country ]las been able to send out while these
enormous importations were coming III. We
End in the New York papers Of Saturday, the
, 1859-11-08

Total tuF ten nontas. III W. o1J 4aA7lo9
Between tie amount Of imports and exports
is margin large enough-S17o, 900, ,000-to
satisfy the most inreterate Free Trader in the
i;;ni. but az wo hare latter]y been taught that
Specie is nothing but merchandise, we must in
c!'nlo the export of it, and then see how we
stand. We f1ud that in ten months, New
York las shipped,
Adding thea, the exports of specie and do
'nestlc produce together, wa find that New
York has in of the current year bought
goods to.i the amount Of s22l ,O0o, 900,
and that she has been able to pay therefor, in
f!'ccie and the products Of tho country, sl15.-
,000-lcaving balance Of $l0G, 900 600.
wllsci, must be provided for out Of the wears
cotton crop, This is disastrous showing;
aud VIC do not wonder that the metropolitan
pAperT, in view Of the large stocks in the in,-
porters' hands, the refusal of the western
merchants to buy, and tic stringency Of tic
money market, are sounding note Of alarm:
NOT that failures among those houses which
ha'e been apparently tie most prosperous have
hccome alarming!r frequent, with tho certain
prospect Of plenty more Of the same sort be-
tore Spring.
We congratulate Western dealers who hare
resisted the temptation to buy, that they will
be almost wholly exempt from the disasters in
which tho confidence men Of thu Eas. appear
to bo in. olycd.
, 1859-11-08
The Copeland Confe% sion.

The Cleveland L<ader publishes the following
letters from the brothers Plumb Of Obcrlin
onkEIa~. Oct. 81. ls;s.
Entron MoRSISC LEADER: have lust been
shown the National Dtn.o.rot, OF Ibis u,ofnin,-
continuing statement purportiug to conc from
John Copeland, which, if true, would implica,e
sne in tue insurrcct,on at uarpcr's Ferry.
hasten to say that the charges contained
therein are untrue. ! never had word oi con
versation With Copeland upon the Hurpcr's
Ferry insurrection among slaves. nor did give
Copeland money for the purpose named, or for
aud other purpose.
Yours respectfully, RAIrH rIrxp.
opk11sx, Oct. 81. lse
Enron AonS1SG Lk4pER wish to add to
what has beea said By my brother respcc,ing
the charges purporting to hare been made BIZ
Copeland, that it is not true that ever gave
money to Copeland, nor did my brother do so
in my presence or to my knowledge, nor did /
ever hare = word Of conversation with Conc.
land, excepting when appeared as counsel
against him when be WAS on his tsial for an as.
ssult upon tho Marshal of this village.
Yours, S. PLrxn.
, 1859-11-08

in which five. pro-slavcry. men came mystcri.
o''sly totheir aeath.::!y-says Brown (G. Wash.
ington):
nan tn kar'as III, pr.essd II dc4y that u!d Isu
hssa q saat 9 ~ Il IL lad lssa ia;ed b. te
Though the fact Of John Browns completely
in the. pottawatomie transaction depends
wholly on Iumor, it would hare been proper
for Brown (G. Washington) to give tho ,c7to1e
Of tho run'or. We will supply tho hiatus:
A party Of five Of Buford's rutIians fell in
with Brown while tho latter was out survey
ing. Taking hin, for ouc Of Caihoun's subal-
turns on the Kausas survey they told him that
they were charged with the erraud Of taking
Browns lie, and they had solemnly sworn to
doit They did not know their victim personally,
but they were to lind guide somewhere near
Osawatonie to conduct them to his house,
where they would make short work Of all Tie
inmates. Brown parted from them With the
remark that they woaid probably find the per
son they wanted Mt home! The sequel is
known. Tie would-be murderers were spared
tic crime which they had in contemplation.
they preceded Brown in their journey to the
undiscovered country By = few years. What
ever the responsibility Of the act, it is tha: Of
John Brown aud no other, il rumor is correct
in placing it at his door-wlich wo do not
question. In its worst light, (and we do not
care to apologize for it,, it is not to be com
pared for moment with the Marais des Cygucs
massacre, in the element Of cold-blooded te-
rocity.
In reference to tho Harper's Ferry atlai:s
Brown, (G. Washington, says mysle-iously,
that 10 has facts aud Ggures' in Lis office,
which will be produced when called tor.
Figures the Napoleon {. o.fbceyars doubtless has
relating to the donations which put him on Lis
legs again. Before he commences prating on
any O her b:apcl. Of arithmetic let him make
an exhibit Of these, and extend his researches
to the number Of columns Of advertisements,
and tho amount Of cash, with which the fedcr~
Al authorities afterwards bought Lin. It
would be interesting to know at what price
james Buchanan estimated him.
, 1859-11-08
DOCK IsIVEI. SEMINARY,
IL Is LOCATED At
TIT. MnXklkIS. A1sLE Coz

About EI:nt Nile. East nf ru:o the urasat station ca
tie lLEo Ceutsal ttAtspad-
.~Da,r ~.,srs r, fr,u, E,rr.tun rpto anil Fr.nt,tn
- ~. u. 80 aA'"' 'eA' A"'S' "Ae f'A"AAH
Tlnur. # .tnav +ubr,.e. sytrrtarr usually t.u.ht
In colleges VIII, n,r Other useful 4t of.a:-nta
~ ri .t:.. ~, H. it.. r. -. Il. rr.t- xx,r r.
ms. s.sfi n,,,nct ~ ;Ins xxp.I, need sua ,ouarx
rbt actrTs Tx, c,Ix. u tbs several depart enis The
int = ~, III ,t:t cnur:rr caateF nayt hefn sat.
tt n III Fhe ,,f II tIt.ye wthI,ts n,in- thn
s.S,e thnru.h Ite1ar t:u1,rss u nuT.x:rd: Is:rs
rr.ute Ind keuf1.nrn t.kr IJIrma for thvlf t.u1sc
xEhea Il :. ~ urujr ru,n nIrt..s '' " ~
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II, - ,n,In 80, ~ = w. asI Is -
I N1,m,s.IH IN tn1,I 7r n,nr4. tu'x,s vS ," ~.
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, 1859-11-08
CANFORD'S LIVER NfiGO~
IL RAZOR
Never Dth{flt4te1.

Never Debf11t4fes.
It Is compounded entirely oua Gums and haa heeoes
ssta1!.sb I'd !sct Siaafl Arac3he known aad AZ.
proved al hsi bare use IT, AnG = now re- oFtu ~ WILL
confidence ID ali diseases for which II Tscuamsnded
It has eure.i thou ahlx CEs1nlc DtaFrhfa. Sa81-
within The last }taf> Gutlsplints. t'Js*ats-
VIE ha1 given up a Hopes II. 1"rsy scar St"n4asS.
relief the nuns ssuA Hntttus4 Co.fivcrass Col
unsolicited Se71;tcates In l. Ehnl<r. CaGtef1 Nor
Eay Possession tnuW- = enx thtlsi1 1n:ahsun1.
TIE dps+ must liz aapet tlaiu}sntt JaaL d:ce. Fs.
IL The temp. tanrnt Vi the mle NeaSsr.*sh ahd Lay
u.t ii such ou .nf;tr,a,tp ordinary FaIily M-i!eie..
aet xestix On thr l,nwe, It vii cu1e SICK D.
Lei fhs dcta,t. Of Your ACHE, faA ihallss4kds c4n
.1dRnrnt Rtr mi ii! ;ht - testify IL tHxEsy minutes.
ust IT tic LIVER lNyf. =. II eAD thsrs Teaspoon
GuH.tTlR and Ii vii. = fu'sve tt kcal II tou4nta
cure Liver Conpsa.a.*. HI =. Mrnt ei attaes.
l!ous Attacks, pxspspa:a. -
Al who u.lnE 1t are ks.uS :esnnny Ia - sashr.
Nix Water IN the aonth 1!!S the lnvxt Tasoss aha
swallow bulb ttSrthss.
, 1859-11-08
REV. ". T. HARLDWE
OCT 2,Et3w On W = F4,PE

RAC1NE COLLEGE-Raeine Col
leg. With arSer number Of Professors than here
est aoos!ug mo.t e euca.!anal facll!s!es
hezs bays of ekht stss Old md upwards asa cited fo.
tot - eunr--, will t+ 0p~1ei Nov lst
Address Rev. JAMES DEkuvEN, Racine College r..
c.ae, Wisconsin. ocfkixx
, 1859-11-08

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Ohio E1cciion--.0i
The STATE journal Of the 4th publishes full
table Of the yotc Of Ohio ut the recent Stntc
elections. and the footings with the nyjority for
cac: candidate.
The total vote is large one, 355,76s, being
ten Thousand over the vote of last year. It,
however, falls short 80 ,ss4 votes Of the prssideu
tiAl rotc Of lS56. We gire summary:
, 1859-11-08

THE NE1T YORK SE3It-NEEkLf TRIBUNE
publshed eves Tutsay and Friday. and contains nj tho
Editorials Of the Daily with The Cattle, lIosse and Gener.
Masset' reliably reported expressly 70: The 1auEe For
ekn sud Domestic Co'spondenee and during the sessions
Of Congse.s contains summary Of Congregational dolaxs
With the Important speeches. We shall u hsstsoose.
make The sem1.weekiy T.ibune Literary As well Is
political newspaper aud tstermlreal II tsal re1a
tu the lscnt rank Of family papess-
nx Cory. Five Copies. one rear III >
Two CopLes, ona year. ~ Ten r. To ons address -
Ten <ep. oyes, to acdress Of eaeh subscriber 40
each.
Anyperson sending us club Of twenty or oTer VIII b.
entitled extra ecpy For club Ct dtsy NC will scn
LIE Daily rbune ore year-
The Semi Weekly Tribune s4nt to Ce,gymeu At - Fer
, 1859-11-08

THE SEN YORh WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
asxe eehtparc paper for country. Is pub.hed ever5
Saturday, and ars Editorials the Important topics
Of the tines the OF the week Interesting correspond
frora a parts nj the world, The New York Cate
Horse aod Produce Markets. Interesting and reliable Po
cl, Mechanical and Agricultural Articles, tc.. DC.
wctha during tb year. hitherto constantly labor 10
Improve The quality Of the Instructive Entertainment A.
tortea by the Weekly Tribune, which, ve intend, sa
continue to be the be.t Family Weekly St~tpapef pub
.hed In the ~*rd We conserthe Cattle Markets alone
richly worth 10 caite rasers Jearb subscription price.
TERMS,
One Copy one Star..-.s: Eve Copies ons yc.F-..ts
Twsa'y Copies To one address. ~
rad any iAs Eey number ~ <aeA-
Twenty Copies address Of each subscriber.
ans any l41ger numtesa 1t q % e4<h.
ANY pesson seacrs Us club Of Twenty. Of more. will
be entitled to extra cnpy. For club Of atsY will
tend The SEMI eekly TtLune and tos cub Of hun
d.td he Daily Tribune will b. seat gratis We continue
10 ecpd ths Weekly Tribune to Clergy men for q.
tE-Subse,Iptons may eennenee II say t1se. Terms
always cash In advance. All letters 10 be addse.sed
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-19
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