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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15
VALUABLE STORES AND DWELL.

INGS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD,
BETWEEN FOUSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Will be sold on SAT
misses. commencing at 4 O'Clock nj, the followir &
valuable real estate located as above. viz:-Tehe-
ment No ]. occupied by Messrs Cassidy Childress.
fronting IA feet Iunning back l3D feet to alley
how renting for $is5 per annum Tenement NO 2.
occupied By Mr VIM Chick. n onting 10 feet. run
mig back $50 feet to said aley-would command
500 per annum. No 3. lately occupied by Mr. Rein
hart a. an annual rent of S22s fronting 80 feet run
ming back 1870 feet to said alley. The above real
estate is desraby located, and offers advantages to
persons of moderate means to invest them so as 70
realize a handsome per cent TERMs-0ne-third
cash. balance at 6 aud IL months. for negotiable
notes. interest added. secured by q trust deed Ut
tile retained, GODDIN q APPERsON.
ia 6-1aytds Auctioneers.
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CTEAM SAW MILL--LUMBER SAW
~ ED To ORDER.-The subscriber hasirg the
entire control OF one of the best STEAM CTRCU-
Lar SAW MILLS in the State. located in Virgin
Pine Forest, navigation, will contract to fur
ush at short notice. in COED order ard on reasona.
BILE terIns Building and Railroad Timber, saved all
sizes snd dimensions, and pectfully soicis Or
ders tor this description of Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARKER
Wholesale and retail dealer IN Lumber. Mahogany
Jas and Shingles OF every desert ction
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PRIVATE SALE CHEAP-50 bbls
:, = Old Rye Whisky; 20 Il pipes Brandy; Soap.
offtdleG. Bacon, Hetrings. &C. ,,o,m
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NOTiCE.-I have this day appointed
Az JOHN r GUYER. of this city, my Agent, 10
conduct Lager Beer saloon in raid city, to buy
ard sell for cash only, from this date.
4 DELARUE.
EIcfIz0Di, Jan 7th, 1853. Ia II-0tS
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X CONOMY-CuEAP FUEL,-The un.
bushels fine but good strong COAL, can deliver Il
ct any part Of the city, at $50 per load of twenty
five bushels CHARTER
ia Dts Gray's Yard, Near the Arsory,
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LUDLAM & WATSON.

- ls-ss LUDLAM Z WATSON.
1e-1rFsHn COx's LTNE.-Tbe only
Richmon5 - Irregular Line Freight Boats from
DAYS T IHT}RsbncnvSarg: three tmss ewesk. TUES
boat TEMPEsT: Capt John Donald.
De JAS; lRBY, Capt WIN. g. Woodsou
% MEkCHANT. Capt Geo Layno.
20 BhinToL. Capt Chas johnson.
DO OLIVIA. Capt Jno, A. johnson
Do TENNESSEE - -
These Boats are oil of the first clasu ma co,,,,
oeo oy careful and experienced Captans aud ies So
promptly a. advertised. The subseriber thsnIf.I
!or past favors 80 literally bestowed Tor tha nat
three years, begs continuance nf the ssms. '"''
AT the shed Dock street, In rear OF old Gas Works.
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ILAth,
ApoTHECARY AND DRUGGIST.

e7e business oi this ta.sttdeni heretofore con
srfea b. Mr.. 4. lSsSLIt GeC a. viii from, this time
~ N charge Of the sa6s.ri0e. the agent OF his
ut'bei -, ~, ,o
- AIR H. BLAIh
II yshy spvoint nay COZ, h BlAtk, my Agent
t,..ntinae tue atfove niept .onSd business.
SttT aANk } BLAIR.
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NEGRO HIRING

~ ANAso hlnlNt.--
friends and the public for ' Vol i0o' W NIB
IA. HIRING OFT NEGROES
the ensuing year. lie pledges bimself 10 uss h;s
ms .tons 10 promote the interest IF those who
s' nih, with their business and to pay spe.
I'll a'tohlsol TO tho mcgee during sick ness
hopes from long experience to be able to give
oiiss az the OLD Stand OF Dabney Il Cauthorn. cor.
nsr OF Main and 18th streets oaposite the ~
AZ 40 A., EDWARD DABNEY
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

DAMN OF FIhUINIA, I
RICHMOND, January 4th, 1859.
T'HE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS
l. Of the Bank of Virginia, have this day declar.
ed dividend of FOUR per cent cut of the prof of
the bank for the last SIX months beet TO the de-
duction OF Il per cent. bonus which leaves 81 per
cent, or s2as per share, payabl- TO the stockhoi-
ders SAINT, MARX
IA 5-2W Cashier.
DIVlDEND.-The President and Di-
81 rectors of the Exchange Bank OF Virginia
have declared asemi-annna dividend of Al per cent
subject to deduction "a per cent bonus pay able on
10Th inst. STkUTHER,
ia DIV Cashier
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By E. B. Cook, Auct'r.
49, THE STEAMER OLD DO.

49, THE STEAMER OLD DO
xMJNIoN AND THE Engine AND
kOILEn u rae STEAMER BEN SHEPPARD.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION The Olp DosISios was
and copper fastened. she is 1874 tons measurement.
ia feet long 81 feet BEAM and feet depth OF hold
way Of Phadalphia- 81 inch cylinder, feet stroke.
The Boiler and most of her connections are OF the
heaviest copper she il IN running order
The Engtne OF the BEN SHEPPARD was bailt by
Wafchma1 4 Bratt Of Baltimore, in fs4l-3f inch
cylinder, fleet stroke. III. Boiler OF iron. about
years old. was built by smith Perkins, OF Alex
aulria, and is ia go ID condition
aa- The above sale will take place at our Wharf
at Rockets on "WEDNESDAY, I'd February, 1859.
TERMS LIBERAL. and made known on the day Of
sale. VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY
By WIN @ ToMPKISs. Gen'l Agent.
Sale conducted by Cock, Auet.
m fa9d
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"a lC0LAS'

nk Phi ltULAS
II 0PPTCE North side Of Broad. oil door below
~, s'rsiptNog. lsth. between Broad and Marshall
IT. Ia slime
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HDuCATToN.
MEADOW FARM ACADEMY lfii. -;

M AnDO" rhRM hOhDEM the
-. next session Of this School, will becin on
MONDAY. January ard, 1855. W.
Mr.. WM. b. SyDNoR, as heretofore. vii, hava
charge OF the boarding department and wifi at ali
times take great pleasure Ia doing every thing ne.
glossary TOT the comf RI or convenience Of boarers
me school will he coudae.rd as heretofore, By
Mr. BasT Bsfsrcw. who has recomme nd atoms
ir4ne toe facuify ct the University Of Virginia.
TERMS For session Of 10 months. Slso half paya
| OF theyeas.
~ All letters addressed 20 W. u. Syipar or J
Robert Brisiow, Box s2i, Richmond, Va, will meet
with prompt atteusion dc 2t~~2taw o.
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DMINI STRATOR'S SALE.-O

Il TUEsDAY. the 18th dav Of the present month,
at II O'clock at the late residence OF tho deceased,
Ia Henrics COUNT shall sell st public auction AL
the personal estats Of John Farrar, deed, consst-
ing OF Household and Kitchen Furniture. Farming
Utensils. stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sc.
On all Of $50 and over, credit Of Elk montns
will be given, the purchaser giving Q nesoiis1Is
note. with approved security. For all purchases
under 500 the cash will be required ~,
All persons having claims against the estate, VII
present them at once either 70 the undersagnea OF
To my attorneys, Messrs spilman 4 bIack wsn-
wise aud settle. JOHN CnlLgnI.
ia 7--sds admir- OF Jonn faftaf.
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'rBE CHIswICK SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL ANE ENQLiSH
~ AIfES Nf,ST OF RICHMOND

The exercises OF this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, January 18th. and close July 2gib The
location Is un.gsiy healthy. The discipline il
Christian and Parental
Tuition for tie scholastic year from so to $50 &C
cordag 90 grade,
Board including table. rooms bed fuel lights
ard washing, sl25s per month. ono half parable In
advance. ~
age already extended and hopes 10 merit lts contin
nance UEo a FNsfJ y, Il"
H-Please apply early, aud address M O az Rich
mond de y1-fnlS nav -. ~ NJ. y, ~ -
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A GUENTHER. ARCHiTTCT ,.;I

A GUENTHER. ARCHITECT. will
open DRAWING and PAINTING SCHOOL
10 ISf boys. At tue school room of henry Y uToning
MnctlnS IN Drawing from copies, Drawing aud
oioring nom pictures taken here aud in otheI
= session of 5 months Terms-S2 montnIr Tras
DAY ana Friday. froil to o'clock, M.
accommodations and pictures can be- seen Mt th,
above place and ou the days named " ~
, References can be given By Capt Iyhrock at Cat.
tiers Artists Material Store. Main st, uea. i2;h.
'~'A'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15
by Goddin Il Apperson, Auots.
AEULES. WAGONS. HORSES. DRAWS.

by Go0oin q hpperson, AuoJs.
MULES, WAGONS, HORSES, DRAYS,
IvI &c AT AUCrION.-The owner desiring to
change his present business. We will sell at War
weeks Warehouse near Rockets, on FRIDAY, I4th
January. 1889, at IL O'Clock NJ, rs well broken
Mules, 10 street Wagons and Harness, one large
Gun Wagon with chains, &C, complete; one Cart:
one Dray and Harness; one Top Buggy; one young
Mare and Riding Hourse, dc. &c.
TERMs-For all sums less than $50 cash; for that
sum and above, ON credit of four months, TOR ap-
proved negotiable paper.
jail GODDIN 4 APPERsON, Aucts.
p0STPONEMENT.-Inc consequence of the rain
the above sale ia postponed to TUESDAY next, the
18th January, at the same hour.
jal5 q. a, AuctL
TRUSTEES SALE Of LAND In HEN
RICO COUNTY AT AUCTION.--As trustee in a
deed from II. J. christian, daled 18th August 1855
duly recorded iD HenEico county court will sell
MONDAY 24th day of January 1889, upon the pre-
ires cmmencipg at O'clock. viz: In The county OF
Benrico near the city of Richmond. being part Of
the tract OF land called "kayenSwood," containing
acres rods and perches designated as lot No. S
ON plan and survey drawn by VIM Clopton, sur
veyor annexed to- and recorded with q deed rom
j NJ. Tay lor and AID, Williams, trustees to Il. D.
Mitchell, in Henrico county court
Terms Cash w. GODDIN, Trustee.
Sale by GopDIs & ApPERsoN. Auctioneers.
ala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

EiNE DRESS SUiTS.-We have just
Il received q ae assortment Of Blat * Dress and
Rroek Coats Black aud Fancy Cashmere Pants,
BLACK and Fancy Silk Satin and Velvet Vests. al
of our OWN MAKE, which are really nice and good
and vel, sell them as low the same goods be
bonght any where Persons in want OF hand
some and good suit at very moderate prizes. would
~ DARRACoTr. HARRIS a co.
No ll2 Main street,
10 Trceessors 10 Merchant Weisioer A Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

~ T.. HUNT
l.. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
90 FRoST STREET,
NEW YORK,
For the salo OF Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco
-, e.. Csus,gninen,s to his address. promptly aud
,.!7bfri}lr attended To-.
~, YoEE January I. lS59. ia lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

CHERIFF's SALE OF CLOTHING. sc.
o-Bv virtue of three executions In my hands
against P Levy, in favor Of Il Morris Co, 8 Levy
ard Wilznski, / will sell at public auction. for
cash, at the store Of L Cook On MONDAY. Jan.
Clothing. shifts. Fur ashing Goods &c. Consisting
Of the usual variety.
fal IT n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15
IL q sLAINHTER.

Q. EAiA UII J ~
II. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MEMPHIS, TESNsssxs.
ps-t{eslar attention give 90 all CLAIMS and
At Et7TioNS from the Esstern and Northern
't,,',,rs;s Tam Ncs IS iSSs. no 1S-sra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

NOTICE The undersigned respectful
~ ly Informs the citizens of Richmond and vicini
t., that he is prepared TO undertake TO excagate
EoUNDATl0Ns for buildings, grading streets,
culveIfs, a., on the most reasonable terms. lis
force of men and carts is large one end the work
viii be executed under the immediate direction nd
cnntr0i OF NJ RICHARD Rims, whose know n
energy md experience in such business will be suf.
flcient guarantee, that all work undertaken BIZ me
viii g pr2tapily and satisfactorily executed. Mr.
Reins is authorised FOR me, and in my name to make
contracts for work. RICHD ID MITCH ELL,
ichrlond, Jan. LIST. 1859 de- 2s-Iyu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

FAMILIES LOOK TO IT.-The under
l. signed has now ia store the most complete stock
OF FAMILY GR0CEhIES, WINES ana LIQUORS
which hs warrants rs to quality and price, not 10
Do excolled by any house in the city. Would namo
in part
Teas, Sugars. Cefses Brsndies. Wines Gins
Spices Pickles. noIasses Old Rye irish Whisk ev
Butter, Lard Fish Peach IL Apply BRANDY
Smoked Bee, Sain0n,Sc CIDER, Rum, Honey, &C.
KAVRNAGH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

FOR NEW YORK~
& The ROANOKE, Can't skinner, WIN
.s,x1E DAY, the 18th inst. al Is ocioeI N
az. are requested 70 engage room 10 time -
All freight intsndsd ~ h quantity % freight
Monday 80 A'' 'n'a'' De sent down on
ia l3-3t Jupr Az a ,,u
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- = CstnsHAw. BEVERLY R. wELLfoRp, il
.SsRENShAW & WELLF0RD,
[ ATTORNEYS AT Law,
,av., renewed their office 10 Belvin's new build
~ IN t2;h street. fronting Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

ME request our customers, and the
v. public in general, that wish to have of our
we'll known LION LAGER BEER 10 send their or
ders. either direct or by our travelling agent Sir
MAX RofHENHEIM, as Messrs D SALoMoN a Co have
ceased TO be agents.
THE SPEYEa'S LION BREWERY.
New York, Jan 6ls5g ia I2NSt
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UOYS COATS-We have large assert
~ nlentof e yys and Youths Business Coats,which
aye Offering Et reduced prizes ,.s
taII KEEN BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

Vi A1 Az sssortnens Of MONUMENTS Tos sa
HEAD PIECES, &c, in the city, to be found az
MILLER h SI%CEST'S
O.. Main ST., between 5th and Sta sts., and
nearly opposite ID baptist Church
yoNUM EHfS Of sny 6esisn made TO order Of the
l.Sf quality 0f Italian or American Marble.
IHNTPplNt} neatly executed. su 6-6m
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1n!a BBLS. COMMON WHISKY
IO'f Is bbls Old Bourbon do. very superior
- 10 G sugar
10 hhds q sugar, fair to choice
- toxes Adamantine Candles. various brands
10 bids bright new Sides
~ hLds do do Shoulders
Ia tierceE Cincinnati Lard
SlhAu essars, assorted
= bbis 0 MoAsses, new crop
lcN bags Rio Coffee
81 tags prime Las uayra Coffee
Together vita fuii assortment OF Braudies. Wines
Gin snuff Curd6ge, " oodware, &C, &C, in store and
e arrive, for sale By ~ >
FbIIS. EAhLBf & W.
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FARLEY & CO.,

ltII -, = FINA-sFk WI
phN,EHS l. nMA.tSSION AND
FOl{N ARDlN9 MERCHANTS.
,,-, r,,,.,ssie IN. Columbian Hotel. Cary street
'''''' - HaaG. Va .
s.,.;a, at,.f.,,os gwen a. the s9lo OF TOBACCO,
wtt Etr. ana all kinds A.. PRODUCE. and liberal
aFyarnes maize 90 yhnslG ai-tAts.
kICn'R { FARLEY: Ia'' % rS'eiso T.
HENRY . LIAMe bste OF NoilulS.
- JAS Il MARSHALL. Late OF Petersburg.
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NVERCOATS-O ERCOATS.-Darra-
~ colt. Harris 4 Co, having still On banda large
to CELL before tae season is over will offer great in
ducements Call on Darraeott, Harris l. Go. No liz
Main street. II you want GOOD 0yerc sat. at very
Low PRICE DARRAC0rT, HARRIS Il co.
No ll2 Main street
las Successors to Merchant Weisiger a. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

INDIAN HAIR OIL, a splendid article
4 for the HAIR Transparent Soap Balls; Honey
Soaps; Palm do; Military Shaving Soer; Brown
Wiudior DO Prepared OK Marrow PomatuiI; rhiio
come do; Wilson's Hair Colcrer. inst received by
L. WAGNER, Druggist.
iaI4 Corner 9th and Broad streets
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-11
Letter from Stearns County.
ST.. CLOUD, Nov. 7, 1859.

ST.. CLOUD, Nov. 7, 1859.
To 0ei Editors of the Pioneer and Democrat
regret to learn that the Sioux Indians
still continue their depredations upon the
property of the remote settlers. They seem
to grow more bold and troublesome. With.
in few days they shot down valuable
OK 10 a team at Paynesville, which belonged
to O. S. FREEMAN. The settlement of
Paynesville is thirty-four miles south west
of this place, on the north fork of Grow
River. The Indians also robbed family
not far from there, of all their provisions.
In the neighborhood of Richmond they have
also committed outrages. 1t is to be hoped
some means will be devised without delay,
by the proper authorities, to keep the In
dams on their reservations. Serions troubles
must necessarily ensue if prompt means to
this end are not adopted.
Mr.. j. w. TAYLoR's lecture here on Sat.
urday evening was listened to by full and
attentive audience. 1t was illustrated by a
splendid map of that portion Of the globe
lying between the 3Oth and Goth degrees Of
north latitude, and which contained the
lines Of mean temperature specified by 1t.
MAURY. Mr.. TAYLOR gave an interesting
account of his visit to Selkirk Settlement.
His whole lecture is well calculated to in.
spire enthusiasm and confidence in respect
to the future prospects of Minnesota and
it surely produced that effect here. **
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-11
An Act of Christian Charity.

We suppose it to be demanded by charity,
if not by courtesy, that we should inform
the public that the St. Anthony Express is
opposed to the instruction of the delegates
to the Charleston Convention as otherwise,
the fact would be known to no one outside
of Hennepin county, and to but few inside
of it. There is an Injunction implied in the
Divine statement, "Inasmuch as We have
done it unto one of the least of these" &c.,
which we feel religiously bound to obey,
when so plain an opportunity is presented
for its application.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-11

A COLLISION took place on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, on Thursday, the 9th
of October, between an accommodation and
a freight train. Mr.. SLOAN, President of the
Hudson River Railroad, was riding on the
engine of the passenger train, and with the
engineer and fireman, jumped before the COL
lision. Mr.. SLOAN, falling among some
broken stone, was severely cut and bruised,
but not seriously. Mr.. VAIL, President Of
the Troy and Boston Railroad. and Mr..
COHEN, Assistant Superintendent of the
Hudson Railroad. were in the passenger car
end sustained slight injury. The fireman
and engineer were both slightly wounded.
No one was killed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-11
ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES!
AN ORIGINAL CONsPIRATOR GIVES
THE HISTORY OF THE HAIR
PER'S FERRY INsURRECTION.
The Names Of Seward, Sumner, and
and other leading Republicans
MIXED Upn in the Affair.
SPECULATION IN MURDER-A RISE IN THE
PRICE OF COTTON TO FOLLOW.

PRICE OF COTTON TO FOLLOW.
The Herald, Times, Journal of Commerce.
and other New York papers, have published
a number of letters from "Col. Forbes, u
addressed over year ago by that gentle
man to Boston Abolitionists, which make
most astounding developments and show
that the Harper's Ferry insurrection was
simply continuation Of the "Free State !"
operations in Kansas, carried on under the
direction of the New England Republicans
and Abolitionists. How these letters came
into possession of these papers does not ap-
pear, and the Herald says the matter is its
own business" Col. Forbes intimates that
they were found in Browns carpet bag.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-11

The BENNETT divorce case, which agita-
ted New Haven some months since, is again
in the newspapers. Mrs. B. desires to come
with her children to Minnesota. Her hus-
band objects to such step and the decision
of the Court is pending.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-11

A SPECIAL despatch to the St. Louis Re-
publican, of the I'd inst, gives the official
vote of the recent election in Kansas, as
follows: For the Constitution, 1O,419;
against the Constitution, $3.50; for Home
stead Law 1888, against it 4,772.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-11

GEN. VIDUAR1, recently deposed from his
command of the Mexican Constitutional
forces at Degollado, is reported to have ar
rived in Texas.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-11
INTERVIEW WITH SEWARD.

On Saturday, LIST May, had an interview
with Senator William H. Seward, of New York;
having been introduced to him through letter
from a leading abolitionist, DR.. Bailey, of the
Era. went fully into the whole matter in all
its bearings. He expressed regret that he had
been told, and said that he in his position ought
not to have been informed of the circumstance.
In part agree with him and part I differ. I
regret that the misconduct Of the New Eng
landers should have forced me to address my
self to him but being now enlightened on the
subject, he cannot we'll let this business con-
tinue in its present crooked condition, instead
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-15
Belman Heard From.

The following letter would have been rsceiv.
ed with some little favor, had the statements it
contains been made in the Dayton papers ON
last Monday. 1t does not, we conceive, relieve
Mr. B. from the censure of the public, who did
not look to Mr., Smith for the fulfillment of
what was promised by B. The public have
nothing to do with the difficulty between these
gentlemen, and Mr. B. very properly declines
parading before them what does not concern
them. We presume that the people Of this
Valley have had enough Of balloons for the
present; when the "citzens of Dayton desire a
public asce cension," they will probably not ex-
tend an invitation in the direction Of Cinoin>
natl. While we are willing to concede that Mr..
B, was disappointed in his man." we claim
that he ought TO have made some sScrifcs to
preserve his good faith with the people be
should at least have made, before this late hour,
a more satisfactory showing than he has in the
following letter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-15

PERSONAL. III. HoFer, Esq, the gentle,
man who addressed the German meeting
last evening, made us professional call this
morning he was recently one of the edit
ors Of the "Folksfreund," Cincinnati, and is
now in the practice of law in that city. He
will be known best to the public as having
been in correspondence with Gen. Cass on
the question of naturalization He is an in
telligent, noble looking man, is an agreeable
talker, and has so good mastery of the En-
glish language that few persons not better
informed, would suspect that he was born in
another hemisphere than this We are
pleased to know that Mr. H. is a thorough,
national democrat, and that he is making his
convictions known to the people.