davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
NORFOLK AFFAIRS.
CORRESPONDENTS OF rHs RICHMOND DAILY p,spArcH. !

CORRESPONDENCE OF fHs RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH I
NORFOLK, June 18th, 1859.
rencontro between Edward Ward and John
Cofu on Saturday last, led to the iniction of two
severe wounds ON Ward, by = large knife in the
hands OF Ceffd. The wounds of Ward ware
dresscd-and the doctor recommended that he he
kept quiet. In the meantime Coffu was arrested
and taken before Mayor Lamb. He confessed that
he cut Ward. and appeared quite sorry for the
ceed. Mr. Lamb committed bm to jail for farther
examination, and refused bail until the condition
of the wounded mao is known Cofn 10 the keen
er OF popular eating house on Wide Water st
and Ward who 10 q relative Of his was In his en-
ploy.
An examination Of the two negroes In the Ad.
diugton Lane case this NOR rning resulted In moth.
ing new. There has been no light thrown upsp
the subject, and we much fear IL must ever be
covered BY the dark impsnetrsble vice which Low
hides IL from hunias eyes.
frame building belonging 30 James Green, the
mser, was destroyed BY fire at an early hour this
morning. Jimmy loses between S5Os and SlOOO In
money, which was bid about in the room-sone
fn books some In holes, In boxs., IN cracks chinks
aud crevices, &c; and what 10 of more importance
Jimmy loses bis wardrobe, which was ~ famous
In one extreme as was ever that of Bsan Brumpsl
10 the other.
There 10 to bs . meeting Of the comm missioned
eicers OF the volunteer battalion Of this city, for
the purpose OF Masking arrangements for q grand
encampment, which 10 to come OF In this nsighs
borhood On or about the 4sh of July.
The Presbyterian Fair commences under the
most brilliant auspices this evening.
Odd Fellows Hall has been pulled inside ouk
and Ia two months more will present q very dif.
ferent appearance to what 1t did week ago.
The season at Old Point has commenced, and
visitors have already como down 10 enjoy the lux
uries CT the sesboard. PERcus. ION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES..
aN GsAxp Exurn,rIox-PRxx

EtA- GsAxD ExBiBtTIoS-FRKE-
N.rsoss tWhiteharsts Old 9aiiery.) II Main St
The public has sssson 20 go 10 kurope TO zee
RcHae. the Holy Land, Paris or London for he is
Constantly reeeivng views which are more perfect
thsR scientific men ever dreamed ef. for the per.
spectire is perfect The finest statuary in the world
sronrs from life; views hy gas light views of the
moon. The whole for exhibition and for sale Call
and them.
Photographs for 81
Amhro;yp>s from ss cts upwards,
Pictures life size, COP sd or taken from ils
oS-jm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
DEATH OF RAMSEY

DEATH OF RAMSEY CRsoKs.-Ramsey Crooks. Bso :.
well known and highly esteemed merchant Of tie
CRY d New York. died In that city on Monday, in
vas engaged in the "Fur Company" under Jacob
Astor, and resided for many years Ia the norths
rest portion Of this continsnt, new known q the
State OF Oregon and Territory of Washis gtou. Mr..
T. has passed BY land from the fsr-of Northwsst
to the city of New York as tine when At evsry
step the travellers life was in danger. The suffer.
inEs bis party endured on the last trip over the
Roosy mountains will be remembered By those Who
have read Washisgton IrviDg's Astoria. Mr..
crooks was probably the first white man who pass.
cd over the route OF which Col. Fremont suppossd
that he was the origual discovsrsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
sgz-LAIDLEY & RoBisseN's
SODA WATER,
I.W. DAVI ES'
MARBLE MANTLE WARER0OM,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
EGE~ LIE & PLEAsAETs--

EtSE Lhk O ILEhShHIS-~
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice In the Codrts geld in Richmond Renrico,
5O9chland aud Hanover.
As HotaFies Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
kc they authorized 10 take Dispositions, Affid
vltE Acknowledgements OF Deeds, Powers of Attor-
sey Bills of Sale &c to bs used or recorded in the
syersI Rt2sAs and Territories Of the Union.
once en- lith st, Sd door from Main. NH I2-Iy
sF- BESsKTT's DIARhB9A KILLsR.-
4 positive and speedy cure for Diarrhhs, Cholera
AJrbus GUNNER Com piaint, Cholic, Cholera Intan.
Up
Thl. valuable remedy has been for over ten years
tefJre the public.
It las been used and tested In one thousand cAses
d violent DIaFrhort and IN no instance ever failed
L arrest the disc ase.
Families should always be supplied for cases CT
emergency
Frice 81 cents per bottle.
For sale By gfSEER i W1NbTON,
Druggists. No. l25 Main S.. Richmond.
r I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
REGIMsNrAL UNrrosu u-From xo,.

hKdihssrAL UsiFoRM.-Fromp present
Ind'caons al tss volunteer companies 10 the frss
regiment will adcp. the uniform Of the Grav. Va
and except the L. l. Blues who can never be Induced
10 part with their old popular pluma because t.
d, would be to give up the distinguished fsatur
~hleo mas characterized them for the past sixty
speak OF putting on the grey dress, and that MANI
ns~ members intend to join it when the change i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

w FRESH LSscHxs.--I have Just re-
fxnS1{, Dy 2dams Express, fresh lot OF Ewedish
tsls terms ~ N'sA7S NsN~ AA's' ''S~'h
b ~ fhn:.1uppins and I,eschins promptly attended
y .af@siha keoR under the Apserican E0.si and n
1snt % Na street French Garden pIii
~ A-A 2. q. HnEHOF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
be- TIN GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.
AND No HUsBUs.-

RH(RA, AND ALL SECRET BISElsES.
This great American Remedy Containing no Me-.
orriai or BasalEic properties excels eyerytbius
deretofore offered the public in its curative resto
rstive and rsnovating powers; and tho medical
Torid are astonished when told that the above re-
medy will cure the abovo diseases and confoundad
when they have eccular demonsr ations of She fsct
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
Tor twenty odd years, has known Of case of twenty
Years standing 70 be restored TO perfect health and
al other cases Of shorter duration. to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
cure provided the directions are carried ont with
prudence on the part Of the patient and to any eue
purchasing half 9 dozen bottles ans using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees q perfect
cure; and IL case Of failure, will furnish additional
through his agents. and cure will se effected with
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold BY
GRUbB3 h APPgRSON, Druggists,
Agents fo- tbs city Of Richmond,
QS l9~-SmN No pr Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ SrnoEs's SAVING MACHINE.
PRICE FROM $50 10 3l2s.
TAILORa and all
MANIEkGwrTarNn

TAlL0Rs and all
MANUFACTURING
These Machines are uneaualled. They are more
work. and OF
EARNING MORE MoNKY
than any Machines In the market.
Tie new FAMILY MACHINES at
$50 and S15.
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. hi SINGER 4 uO.
sTKARNs, Agent. M-lm
Boz ARTIFICIAL TRnTH-THH Cuxo-
Plastic PRocsss.-9 W JONES, DxsrIsr having
modeo OF making TEETH. and after ts,so and TIT
80 u IN the most difficult cases where other plass
had Jatttd ts entirely sdtisf<d f Es Gbsolut. ssperi
or1ty over tho gold. silver and plstipa method can.
therefore. with confidence recommend II to all who
ma desrefu or partial sets ef teeth; and espec:a
" to stch as may be dtssatisfed scth hos. ey ar,
ho tsss0. In this process all Of the objections TO
The gold plate are renoyed-the suction being Der.
Iect secures eoort and st1tstty to the It. and the
teeth being es bedsd In the metal the food IL xcln
ded from unper or between them; they are there
nre, Cleaner smoother andiin every respect better
IN consequence OF the perfect adaptation of the
plste to the mouth. and the suction thereby Sc
cured he eau insert one more teeth .oihoM d1rps
It, IT. 'H IA '''ss guarantee perfect and satisfactory
This method having been adopted and commend
80 py these standing highest in the profession
peoiaens exhibited, TO any who may desire 10 nee
theni The old plates Of those wishing to exchange
the o!o method tor the new, will be taken in psrt
pay, VIII OF course, make teeth on the old mod.
OF those who may prefer it.
Filing thoroughly and gently done; and te>th ex.
rHcteo by electricity for those who wish IT,
Umco opposite Oorinthian Hall. js7-!y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

A TRAINING STABLE has been opened by
Mr.. Thompson, at the Ashland Race Course and
several colts have already been placed In his bs nds
preparatory to commencing their work for the
ta'i campaign. Mr. T., has in his employ an old
liberal PATRONAGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
MARINE DISASTER.

CHARLRsroS, S. G., June 1s.-Ths lark Amy from
Apalsch'cola, bound for Norwich with 100 bales Of
cotton, was struck BY lightning at quarantine on
the losh and took hrs. Preparations are making
to I'll her with water ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

Bor's HEAD Cur Orr By A LOCOMOTIVE WHILE
MAKING FACES AT TnE ENGiSEER.-An accident
occurred on tbs Cleveland aud Toledo railroad
some two weeks since, which, strangely enough,
train, containing several of the leading oficisls
aud stockholders OF the road, was approaching
Grafton, coming toward the city. at . rapid rate
Jast before the engine reached the Black River
Bridge, small boy ran mp the bank Of the river
aud stood upon the sbutmeDt. lie was q foot or
90 from the rail and evidently fsncisd himself
secure from ell danger. The engineer, Mr.. Rust,
saw him and shouted to him TO get ont of the way.
TIE boy heard him but did no; stir from his peri.
Ions position. He was laughing and induiging is
all sorts Of bsyish grimacss, when the engine
struck him, taking his head entirely of The
engineer did not see the boy until he was simos.
upon him. and OF course II was impossible 70
stop the locomotive IN time to save hin. The us-
fortunate lads name was Henry Freeman. He
was about twelve years old.-C7eveland FaisdeaI-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
~ PIoruaEs! PIcrunEsIl proruxx.,,,

iectinlly call attention TO the following styIes
a. INtures now gotten up at g w MINNIE Pho
!. ~ APE and fIaE Ant 0AILEkf, 1877 Main street.
a. e's to ife or smaller sizes and coIoreo iu oil
f., az spsskipg and beautiful Partrsits. Photo
4 PIs PIs toiored In WATEk CoLoRs and worked 10 In
~ =. !nk, making Q soft and delicate finish really
'~shg, AMI AnDEofypKs In every style OF finish
Ye very reasonable tss ms. myzs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., June 13-The Isabel from
Havana on the 10ih, has arrived.
The body of ex Consul Robinson. was placed on
the bark Hamilton, on the OH, for conysyaucd 10
Philadelphia.
Molasses unchanged-frsights Inactive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

NIw BRIDGE ovER YHs MIssIssIPpE-rhs 81,
Paul Times of the 3lst ult, says: "The bridge,
snich spans tho Father OF Waters at this point,
is nearly completed. Yesterday the first team
passed over it-a span Of horsss attached to Q
wagon. IL II ~ hrm a. rock, aud 10 work
.hch Will prove VI iucaculabie beneAt to St,
pauI rs - ..... 81. -. T. I -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
THE KANSAS ELECTION

LiAvsSWoafH, n. I, June l3.-In Douglas eouns
~ the Republicans have elected delesstes 10 The
Constitutional Convention. Bourbon and Lyksus
counties one Democrat aud one Republican each.
Atchison and Riley give small kspublican msjori.
tes Lawrence gives 400 Republican msjority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

sional services in al cases Of sickness OF SLAVES
and OF MEDICAL ExANIyATIoEs OF the same An ex
ted Ia S47l justifiss him in believing that he 10
entitled to the confidence Of taose who may need
his services.
sA-ofice at the THE General Insurance Office >,
Pearl street. next to Is d Eacho, Just below Ex
change Hotel. where he may be found during the
between I'd an "a ia I-sr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

James Madison Jefersob, . nephew Of PrssIdebt
Jefferson died on the Goth Of May last at his rssis
deacs, near Eiktop, Ky.
There were $50 death in New York last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

THE HoLIDAYs.-Yesterday was a great
day with the oolorsd population, hundreds of
whom visited their friends In the country, 70 On
Joy tho holidays In thsir own peculiar msnuer.-
At 81 early hour iu the morning many servants
from the country were In the streets and at the
markets selling their fruits, vegetables and poul-
try, In order to buy presents for their families.
and TO secure lively time for themselves,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
INDIAN BATTLE.

ST. Louis, June 13.--A dispatch to the Republs
can from Independence, Mo-, says that party Of
soldiers bad surprised about 80 lodges Of Camau-
ches near Pavnee Greek, killing rs men and 10
sQuaws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

KlEcfloE Dopsas n EnGLAHp.--At Cirsnesstss.
England, Tory gentleman named Pole b on trial
for having dfueged Liberal voter and pat him
sslssp ~ vhoge day, % - TO deprive hin Of
his vote Tue gsutisman employed kis gsrdsssf
and groom 70 ply the voter With dfuggsd beer ~
tea, and the object WAS accomplished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

:. SERIOUS AocTDENT.-Yesterday afternoon
ar, robert q. Carr, the foreman Of the carpenter
folding on the forebsy, distance OF twenty Tat
and Injured himself badly, though 1t IL hoped no,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

TREsPAsslNG.-John Walker, free Ne
gro, was punished, by srdsr Of the Mayor, for
trespassing on Lawson Shacklsford
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

INTERESTING CKnRMoEY.-To-mor
morning at o'clock, Immediately after the f1rst
early mass the Catholic faith will be administered
20 dis'ingnished musical composer of our city,
by Bishop McGill In St Peters Cathedral.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

Ito delay a. possible in providing remedy for the
evils which at present exist.
After some discussion, the report was adopted.
Contested Eection-Mr. Hill, from the Committee
on Disputed Elt csior, made report, showing the
progress of the contest between Messrs. Hagerty
and Fry. Mr. Hagerty contested 34l, and Mr.. Fry
40, Mr.. Fry has proved 2l5 Of his votes good and
Mr.. Hagersy has made good ll6 votes. Fifteen
votes on the two polls have been rejected. Mir.
Fry has yet 1lov0tes to make good, and Mr.. Ha-
geriy 273.
On motion the time for conducting the con-
test was extended TO the 1st Of July.
Fsbtc !Sehools-Dr. Mills ofsred resolution,
which was adopted, ''That the joint committee on
Schools report at an early day, the present cond.
ton OF tho public schools OF the city, with all such
Information on the subject as may be Of interest
to the Council, ard recommending such action a.
they may deem necessary to render moro smciert
the system OF public education In the city.
FIRE Depdrtment-Dr. Mills reported 10 favor OF
sppropratiug $1,000 to gay tor putting Al addition
al story to the new engine house now being erected
at the corner Of Bank and 10th streeta. This new
story 10 to be leased TO the L l. Bues st the rate
of ten per cent on the cost to tho city.
Obstructson petition numerousiy signed, ASK.
ing the opening of l2ih street, was read and laid
on the table.
After some other business OF no particular ims
poEtance, the Council adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

The HUsTiEGs CoeRT commenced Its June
term Yesterday, and disposed Of large amount Of
business. The only criminal case Of importance
was that OF JonE BAiLY, charged with fsloniously
smbsxxliux one hundred and forty.ops bushels Of
wheat placed In bis charge at Burruss' landing 70
master of the schooper "Robsrt L. sissh, ssd for
wsrded to Mr. I. N. Cooke Of this city. The ooofss
after hearing oil the evidence unsnimoasy decioso
that the prisoner should b ssnt on for trial %
next term OF the Circuit Court, and refused 70 aos
NIT him to bail. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

PlC-Nlcs.-Not less than one dozen pic
mic parties Left this city yesterday for short sxcur
sions into the country, where shade trees and
cool spring water we're abundant. In most Of
tho parties were ladies' who always appreciate
pleasure trips in the spring and summer months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
ksg The BEST
RENGND OIPSTINN

kSS The EEsr
BEYOND A QUESTION.
HAdAa 20. OF Troy. \. has given us
tr publication the following unsolicited opinions
some Of the highest toned journals in ths land,
$. .commendatory Of HEIxsTER's INIsIrABLE HAlR
CJLUKtAG:
"sggerior Hair Restoratiye"-B Boston Jour.
"lt takes precedence Of all others."-.Sp4indfsld
!T.f.aca1.
Has triumphsntly won for itself the name in
.-s''l Jl, '7-Yardt00idn.
u - would advise cur readers t. buy nothing
bat the orglHaI istimItatie Hair ReSt0rdtire."
Troy Hhtg
trul valuable preparation tested By time
~ experience '-B3stoSs Ledger.
1t ia the orlv reliable article for restoring gray
lair 70 its original color - Family Jour
"Ithas most extensive ssle."-IT0v Times
"kJ1ice, re With gray hairs aud bald heads, Tor
ihe ,aiH dle iii the former 10 ts original
beauty aud cover the latter with luxuriant
gr 18th. - Troy Budget
"FyOu wish to have the real color, instead ot the
tllI rough look which hair dye imparts, use Hum:
r-g-'z RtstoratIce which inyigorateB the roots Of
~ Air aud makes ii young again. no matter how
r rl it may be faded '-B1st0H Traveller.
t5.G everJ where. Price 81 cents a bottle.
W HAGAH 4 co. Proprietors.
s6-I7ts FISHER WIssTos, Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

House BREAKIkG.-A negro named Jim,
In the service of j. g. Watts, was examined before
the Mayor yesterday and remandsd for trial 1t
the next term Of ths Hastings Court, on charge
Of breaking Into Mr.. L. W. Tazsweli's ONCE aud
stealing sundry articles Of wearing apparel. Jim
was detected and arrsstsd BY Joe. servant 70 Thos
X. Price, who saw and Recognised ne clothing,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

MARROW EscAPE.-A horse attached Ia
buggy, 10 which was Mr.. Oscar Gregory and :
young lady, ran OF In the lower part of the citv
yesterday morning throw out the riders and broke
the vehicle. The young lady, we understand, re.
oeved several bruises and scratches Ia the fa but
mono of them Nere aerioua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

DEATH or AN AUsrRiAN dENIaAL.--Ths Austrian
General Benedeck, who was wounded In the thigh,
near Cassle, and was Obliged 10 have his leg aus
supexinsendfug one OF the unsucc essful attempts
to cross the Pc, at Prssainstto that he wound
ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

{. ~ -" @AAA'0hNNe--IAe advertiser
-, sai H lons 70 obtain charge of the Books Of i've
nsa ~ :. Tobacco Manufacturers or others. who do
6, inpIpy the constant serviees Of Book eeper
" ~ ne would Ike 10 have permanent sitnatian in
si,. hee h1nee In the mean bile he Continues 10
bs bsasi nn attention to writing up aud adjusting
II ~ emo accounts, aud viii thank the con munf
pW hhy business they may give him.
sa..f 70 Messrs John and David Walker
~'esfs ID ASST smith, New York
HM HUBBARD MITCHELL,
Acoe euntsnt. Walkers FACTORY,
mv1 3th, between Main and Cary street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
VHE TUNsTALL HOUSE,
CRATES. TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

CRATES, FENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SHOTELS, T0NGS and POE ERS.-I have foS
ssle GA elegant assortment OF all kinds Of Crates,
including every style of Eenders, summer Pieces,
handsom and plain setn of Shoveis Tongs and
Pokers. eeven different sizes Of coal ScUttes ender
shoysln. fire Skovels; handsome Stands for ShoveIs
aud kers; Blower Stands Brass and Iron Eootness
Brick; re Sabs and Jams sets of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates Tavern and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone Builders, housekespers, and others IN
want Of any of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinda of Braxs and Iron Works OF the above do
soription. at ax BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY. and
CRATE ans FENDER MENuFACTORY, No. 225
Msin street. between 8th and 9th streets West side,
an is-diy Ed DaNoeN.
oils FOR MACHInERY- THE I'M
~ PROVED LURRICATING OIL, PURE LARD
OIL. sPsRA OIL. PAkAFINE. WHALK AND
heav, bearings. Our stock Of Oils is at all times
large and complete. Our knowledge of the kind Of
oil most proper for rapid or slow motion light or
heavy bearings Will enable us TO furnish to our Gus
toners, oils the mostBuitsble and economical
PURCELL. LADD CO..
Druggists. No. l22. cor Main and Gov sts.
IDEAS, BACON, LARD. 20.
4OO bags Red Peas
500 prime Racon HENS
% kegs prime Lard
~ bales Cotton
In store ana for sale by
my s-ts PAkkILL
NEW CROP ALMONDS.
10 bales bales Rordo' re.ss or L Lansuedoo n ''' '' do
IN bales M.rseilles, or Province do
IS frAis Ivica do
bales moiisr do
Is bags Sicily ssft Shell do
% bags Valencia do
The largest stock and the best assortrsent ever
had in store. For sale at ew York iobber's prices
LOUIS ] BOSSIKUX,
Ie 10 No 50 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LIN1S,l
oSHcs-No. 13o Eagle SQUARE, Main Ut.
FOR THE "DIYPATCH."
N~>--~-~~--~--~~~~~
fR0M TEyAavy vypvA ~ ~Ap

~. LOUIS, June l3-Ths ovsrisud malls 70 the
5oth ult, arrived this morning.
The passengers report 800 Texans q sncsm mad near
Fort BeIkpap for the purpose Of sxtsrmiustiue the
Caddo Reserve Indisus. Tho Governor Of Tsxas
bad called on the o. g. troops for assistance n Qus.
the vicinity with three companies OF dragoons.--
Ou bis way from Fort Washifa, Msj. Van Dorn
encountered q large body Of Apache Indians end
killed and captured 40 or So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

NEw YORK, June 13-Ths steamship Star Of ths
West, with California mails and passenger 20 the
z1h uit, and 81 500 900 In treasure arrived this
morning. Her news 10 unimportant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

On Friday afternoon Last, hsavy hall stosm
occurred on the Ray Shore, Princess Anne coeny,
Va and was fslt In slight dsgrss - hr = AssPs'
VILE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
DE0IRABLR RE0IDRNCH ROR

SALE-The suhscsibss class tor eele ehe
Honse IT present. occupied by bin. isn slt9eesa
on a0sh street, between Franklin ana asaSs. n -
nsss portion of tbs csy. spd In yery hsalahy -
pleasant location. II contni9 slSns s.fes - ~
sfnry IN the premisea ase two stefy nFtek Afeee-
sn. Win esod cellar under Il and al ne necsssss
sss~.s rocd culvsrt securing pe4tsct drninoae-.
ne House = suppiisd viii e. seroSs.oss, 80 q
having beer. rsosnsly Esyaissd 49, - s1< III =
SiSss so he parcAasss. yor psrsieSlssA e1Rsx. -
nv l0-dfo IA ~ IN W4lM2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
BOARDING.
~~~~~~~-~~--~y---~o---~.~~--~
n
~-.~~ - ~ ---s-~
BOARDING..

Blk or eight Gentlemen sn be accommodated on
reasonable terms, with board by the week or msnth
at the GsoRaA HOUSE. between 9Th and 9th sits
Je 7-lw" JAS KIRBY.
ROARD-With very fine room on the
Dsecond floor, and two on the third, can be OBJ
tanned on the most reasonable terms, in private
family in central portion OF tho city, convenient
to business by immediate application to this Office
Ib-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

P0kE OHIO cATAWBA BRANDY, for
'A'e a. LAIDLEY 4 R0EINE0R'S
lei, Family Medicine Store.
4th and kTsskIin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14
MEDICAL CARDS.

~ GxoBaa 2. SrEEL, Dentist, Cine
and residence. Nc. 81 on Msin between sth ard ct
zSrsets. Richmond Va. IySp-iy