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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

ERESH ADDITIONAL SUPPLY UF
4 FRUITS. NUTS, RAIsINS, AND GOMEZ
$50 boxes KaisiBs. in din sSes.
! 900 drums Eigs, new crop: 30 bags soft Almonds.
IS bags Cream and Paradise Nuts 100 bags F1insfts
aud Wainuts: 20 bags Pecan Nuts; 100 boxes ursn-
ges 100 boxes Lemons: Is trails Dates; % dozsn 81
sorted Jellies; 25 dozen assorted Pickles; 80 boxes
lujube Paste end Gum Drops; Is cases Ssroinss,
whole, hsf and quarter; ~ dozen Jars brans8
Peaches; 300 lars prunes: 40 boxes (g.sss TOPS
prunes; 1860 segsrs az different prices Also mar
ufacturing Candies OF double ref1ed sugars, wA'
ANLREW ANTON,
Next door TO Exchange Bank and opposite hsa''
raine Il Co ma ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

en STORE FOR RENTING. Is Main
III street. opposite Dispatch office. -Applg on the
remises NH l5-ts J W PYLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors Of
~ the Richmond Fire Association have declared
a dividend of 1915 per cent. Tor $3.50 per share) n
the capital stock thereof for ths Elk months ending
March LIST, 1859 able to the de their
legal represe Natives at the Office. on and alter this
day, Tuesday, 18th day March. 1889.
BY rider Of the Board of Directors
NH II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

NEGROES FOR HIRE-A No / Cook.
=. ironer and Washer, plain Cook, young ne
gro Man. fos the balance Of the year.
Ro LYME, Agent,
Office under Basement Metropolitan Hall,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

T OST-On SATURDAY morging about
- O'clock. between the corner OF Leigh aqi 21d
streets am the Blues Armory. pair of 81 VER
EPAULETTES. 1he finder will be rewarded by
leaving them with w J Bartholomew. corner Of
Main and 18th streets NH Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

Il. DE CLUUE FIT, ChalrmSn.
II DlNWIDDIE, Secretary. NH l5-d&cwIt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

REST Mackaboy and Rappee Snuff
imported and Domestic Hegsrs. Chewing and
smek,ng Tobacco. for sale By
-. L WAGNER, Druggist,
nta ID Corner 9Th and HronA afraafa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

NEED GA 7 5000 bushels Extra
WHITE SEED OATS on consignment Par.
ties buying Of us. will have no tronble In SHINING
Slip. VA @"0'Aoo
NH l5-3s DIT WILLIAMS uJCEo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

rLOTHING AT WHOLESALE. We
are now prepared to shsw merchants on the
much the largest aud most desirable stock for the
spring sales we have ever exhibited. Encouraged
by our Increased business last season. we have man.
ufactured. under great advantage, q large stock
embracing every variety of styles and grade of
goods, and which we will sell at prices which will
compare avorabIy with those of any market in this
NH Is KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
9ailg Nirsiaial.
THE MIDNIGHT MARCH.


Lo.s M.
The Mystic Order moves al night
In the bright rcd hame Of the torch's light,
As they did In days Of yore,
yl.s Whsn Godfrey, The Grand, 80 proudly came,
With his hannerr bright and ortna,ne,
To the Adriatie shore.
sse the "Grand Commander" with his visor down,
Who spurns the king with his Riitlerng crown,
unbought by Tho gold Of the great;
But his FURNISHED sabre BY hs slde,
The trcnchani blade his grcateat pride.
Lcaps for the good Of the State.
Now the Nv. @. c.. with noble mein,
In silence prccc,es tho solemn trnin
On his charger black as night;
Erect NJ tho statue at Aliorf tate,
ROBBED In his garments Of high estate,
With shield ell FURNISHED and bright.
The "sonsn move on. oer the "rugged way"
And flowing beard Hike SHOW;
llis brow is bound by golden hand,
And the "col OF serpcns" In hs hand
His steps are steady and slow.
The band winds on In its ,lirgc like strain,
The Conductor cxnnin" the midnight train,
It's number, aud its condition."
AS II he sought 10 ascertain
llf the tocsn Of war sounded ngnino
VIII" would " join the expedition"
What have We here in their grave like dress.
Like ghosts In their snlcmn dreariness
Beside the moving hiers
'ris the Council of Ten" In " solemn conciave,"
With their steps SO low aud Mccs grave
And ever attentive ear,
within the "crclc" of the "Councll Of Ten"
Sits the Cardinal oldest Of II, ng inci,---
His "grnnd jewel" beaming bright
A he holds II nof1 In his wiihercd hnnd,
Al the "Grund Conductors" stern command,
hswHys In the torch's light
On his head Is thu crown Of honor placed,
That has never by Cardinal been dlsgracc,i
But kept In "gnod condition."
Aud, watching DER NIL sits the Patriarch old,
With his hauNvr read, soon tn unfold,
Fer ihrS join ia. "Expcdition"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
SUMMER ERUITS.

meeting of the Executive Committee of The LyncIburg
n and Mechanical Society, held Monday
evening the 29i instant the following resolution was ad. pied:
For purpose of encouraging the production OF Garden
Fruits and icng in II generous rivalry! impro'o In
the qualify variety of summer Fruits which, from their
lure cannot exhibited ut the Fair, the Executive Committee
hereby 80
Reso,rd That they will sit a their Office Friday
O'clock from the LIST of September 10 the st
of October exhibition fruits that may bt stnl
them. Upon which the following premiums VIII be award
ed n the ney fair:
For the of any particular variety not less thnn
12.............. .................... ..... $50
For Peaches Of particular variety, not less
than H.. z'""
bnnches ..'......... 250
4 umart ....! .................. $50
Far the best peck Pears various varieties BOO
Fnr the Peaches of various varieties 900
For Ihe best beck GRAPES various varieties boo
The above premiums 10 be awarded IN plate
sept 1-2awlIn \. MCDOSALD, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
Texas Intslligenc.

The Indianola Courier learns that large guam
titles Of white wax, several casks VI wine and Il.
quors aud other articles, 70 tho value Of several
hundred dollars. have been picked up on the Gulf
beach Of the Mstagorda peninsula. These srS.
olcs are supposed 70 be ffem the wrecks of ves-
soils reported lost In the storm Of the 10Th June
which ragged on the Mexican coast st aud below
Tampico.
The Sherman North Texan moDtions an sfray
in Kentuokytown. between two physicians, In
which one named James was shot In the thigh.
The injury was serious. !,
The TeIian says that q Mr.. Watkins shot and
killed Mr. 7. M, lIawey, at Preston, in that ooan-
u few days since. The killing was murdsrous
though Watkins was admitted TO bail IN the sup
Of $4,000. IA .ss4s..
We and the following account of bad oharac-
ter in the Waco Democrat Of the lst inst.;
One of our citizens has received lotter from a
gentleman Of high standing and rssoeetabilisy OF
Seguin. Texas, informing him and tho oitisens OF
Waco TO be on their guard against certain Frank
W. Marshall, who was forced by the oitisens OF
Seguin to leave there, on ecoount OF his bold aud
during outrages in attempting to practice tho art
of seduction, by means OF chloroform. In some OF
the mnst respectable families In that place. He
went from there to San Antonia, aud thence to
Waco. In 1852 this same Frank W. Marshall
WINS convicted, ns we are informed. in Nacogdoches
county, of an assault with intent TO kill young
lady--his lady lovc-nnd sentenced to tho Penn
tentnry for three years. ITO was reprsaVeo Dy
Gov. n. NJ. Pense. lie is q wagon maker, about
six fcet high. 80 or IS years old. ..s
We learn from tho Marshall Republican Of the
18th ult that two men were killed on Saturday.
tho 7th. neur Elysan Fields. in TINT tHarrison)
county, by u man named James Wilson. The
particulars, az We learn them from tho Republi
can were about as folftws:
The deceased, james Turner, and Allen A. An
derson. were at tho house of the former. Between
s and 6 o'clock in the morning, Wilson rode up,
armed with n douhe.barrel shot gun, and COM
menced an alteration with Anderson, which ter
minated In few minutes by his shooting Ander-
son down. Upon tho report the gun. Turner
who WINS in the house. ran to the door. and was
Immediately shot by Wilson with tho other bar
rel. Turner lived but few minutes; Anderson
lived about m hour Both left families. Their
widows have issued n handbiIl offering thou
sand dollars reward for tho murderer.
The brownsville Flag states that two Ameri-
cans were murdered recently on tho rond near the
limo OF Nueces and Hidalgo counties. ltwas sup
posed they had been killed by Mexican in their
employ, for tho purpose Of rnblerv The mon
were strangers in tina, region. b,6 II was nse"r-
tained by papers found upon ON Of thom that his
name wns James German, and that he had lived
in Philadelphia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

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the eyes, cough aud sgmpoms u eensulsptcu. "a is.
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by this srsa, and Important rsnsds sf,As g.ns
mos, mo > ncrSca. % and asS;ssd VIZ "a ii ii % vs ssa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

ANOTHER DEATH ny IIyDRornoBrA At ORANGE.
n. 1.-The third victim Of this terrible, and it
might seem incurable. malady at Orange during
the present season, died on Saturday evening In
the account given in the New York Evening Post
of the second DEATH it was mentioned that little
girl had been bitten in the heel. She tho
daughter Of Mr.. John Earle, who resides tho
top of the mountain towards Northheld.
The child, only eight years old, was in the r'ad
picking backberres when the Dig attacked her
and bit her on the instep and heel, ~ she was
bareooted Medical aid was called in and Il .
wound thoroughly cauterizod, but not until after
the lapse of several hours. Mr. Earle not feeling
satisfied with the treatment, proceeded immediate
ly to Blooningdale in this city, and paid ten dol
lars for remedy prepared by certain Reeves.
said to be an infalbe cure and preventive.
which was given to the child nccorliug to the di
rections she continued in good health until We'll
nesday, September 9TH. when sue was taken with
n severe pain in the thigh and the leg that had
been bitten, slight spasms followed.
Most Of the medical faculty Of Orange and the
surrounding neghborhood were called n and n
curse of treatment with vapor baths aud strong
alcoholic spirits were prescribed and followed, but
the fearful disease had become too deeply rooted
in the system, and after intense suffering which
was undoubtedly relieved by the treatment, the
child died on Saturday the 10Th inst, three days
after the first symptoms, which occurred just
four weeks after she was bitten.
In the three cases that have resulted 80 fatal' Y
in Orange, there was no attempt made by the SUI
ferers to bite or injure those who attended them.
There - still another person who WAS bitten about
the Same time. an elderly man, Mt South Orange,
who has done nothing as preventative, and says
he has no fear of suffering frm the disease his
case may be an exception to the general rule.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

FRoM THE SoUTH PAcIYIc-It was reported at
Valparaiso that the British Minister had den,an-
ded tho presence Of ships-of-war at that port in
consequence of the expected arrival there OF Ameri-
can steamers to force settlement of tho difficulties
with the Chilias government. The Spanish Min.
lister, Leon Queredo. nail male an unsuccessful
attempt to negotiate peace between Peru and
Ecuador. The confagra t.n at Guyaquil was
stopped mainly tl,ragh the exertious Of the
crew Of the U. 8. Hlgate Saranac and the Ecus-
dor government had made public Hcknowledge-
ment to Capt. Keeley. Of that frlgate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
SombrerO GuanO,

Sombrero Guano.
- Of Phosphate Guano, just from Sombrero Island
Zt) Indies the richest deposiie Of Phosphate Of Lime
known world containing between oand 80 cent Of
Bone yospte q Lime and which invite the attention
of and te public generally who deal in fertilizers
We are for the sale Of this Guano here and
will sell Northern prices deducting actual 10 this
place. -, .,, -
Pamphlets containing its analysis &c. furnished appca
on BY mail - 49,. -.
anril I dNcts Min Street Lynclburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

TuE HARVEST IN RGssIA.--T The harvest in North
err Russia lis very nneqnal. In the Government
of Rexa. it yiell- frnm fifteen to twenty fold in
the Government OF Moscow. from seven 70 ten fold;
in Vladimir, from woto three f'ld; and In Saratov
not even the seed il returned,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

NA lsilNG open in my former house in September
w fresh ud stock Of Goods Ms possible siHff offer
MANY BARGAINS at present Store nearly opposite the
Merchants Bank
have Ladies' good Caters NJ ~ M; few Kid Com
prcss nitcrs AT II ~; Colourcd CATERS at u %
NV supply Ladies' Fine Shoss-nd Gers will be kept
pretty full constantly. Also, Trunks Travelling Bags. SC
iniv }u-ts r. SEABtILl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

CRrEiTY AT SEA.--Our Portland correspondent
gives interesting account Of tho final proceedings
in the United States Circuit Court in the case of
Captain John A. Holmes. master Of tho ship The
rese. convicted Inst year of the murder Of Geo W
Chadwick. one Of tho crew. The circumstances of
this painful case was fully stated in the Courier ut
the time of the trinl. The defense was insanity.
which does not appear to have had auy other fnnd-
fthe beating which was ascontinued until Chadwick
was dead. 1t appeared from the evidence that
Chadwick had twice given offence to the prisoner
frat that he, with others Of tho crew, did not sng
one night when hauling at lee brace; second that
he did not use the word "sir' in answering n
question. In this case. tho prisoner struck Chad
wick over the head with belaying-pin repeatedly,
and finally knocked him dawn with IL. He was
next stripped. and tied up to the main rigging by
the prisoners orders. and nngged with a knotted
stran- yarn. by one man utter another for twenty
minutes. When tho mon did not strike hard enough
struck unskitully, the prisoner would take the
rope himself and strike the deceased for the pur
pose of showing the men how to do it. The de-
ceased repeatedly cried for mercy and asked to be
allowed to die in peace. These outcries the prison
or senced by striking tho deceased with n beay-
ing-pin. While still alive hc was taken down
aud holped into the forecaste. but In ten minutes
afterwards was brought back and tied up Sec
ond time, and the noggirg was resumed the priso'
ncr telling the mon to strike harder. Again, for
the purpose of stopping the outcries Of the deceas-
ed not to kill him, the prisoner commenced strik
ing him with the belaying-pin, till a blow on the
neck killed him. and when his corpse slowed
round, dead, the prisoner ceased 10 strike.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
An American Cougar Killed in Geneseo
County Immense "Varmint"

For some two or three Years pnst tho sheep
pastures of Graessce County and the whole neigh
borhood Of Tonawanda Swamp have been subject
to the dcprcdations of some mutton loving animal
and the farmers have sustained serious losses
thereby. The mischief wns attributed To the dogs
and thnse cxcmlars and cmhlcms of fidelity were
brought into serious disrcputo. SportsIncn in
that locality, however, had obtained glmpscs. Mt
night. of some powerful creature, which always
evndcd ,hoir shot terrified the dogs, md escaped
in the darkness. Stories Of some wild animal of
the panther species were related to incre,lulous
peurlc, who laughed at tho reports brought hy
hunicts returning from nocturnal sports in tho
forest. Last winter, however. trnces were diseov-
cred in the snow, which were supposed by those
not very we'll rosted in natural history To be those
Of n bear. The creature was never traced 10 his
lair and the matter had nearly passed into trn-
lition. On tuesday night, party Of co n-hun-
tcrs verified the stories which hnd been current in
tho neighborhood of batavia for months past,
about the the existence in the swamps Of IA huge
panther or Cougar. which prcyed upon the sheep
folds thcrcabout. When about fourteen miles
from Batavia in the Tonawanda Swamp, they
came uuon the Cougar. who perched upon the
limb If a tree. He bounded away on their mp
proach, but was followed closely by the dog4. who
were Mt one time roughly handled, and melted 10
tie chase with some difficulty and again took re-
fugc in a tree, and rested upon IL limb s,me thlr.
ty feet from the ground. The cougar had be =
cone very much enraged, and his eyes almost
shamrd the brightness Of the torches borne by
the hunters Rifles were soon brought and three
bullels were shot into him. Two took effect in
the head, aud the cougar dropped to the ground
an was suon dispatched.
lie was found to measure eight feet from the
extremely of his powerful paws to the end of his
tail, and his weight was HI pounds. The cap
tor, of this animal brought the carcass into their
village in triumph, and it was for some time n
spectacle of rare interest in that locality: Ih sc
creatures are not found in this locality once in
twenty years. Whether this one was n solitary
specimen or not. is not yet known. He was
quite fat. aud his forearm as large a' that IF
a strong man. A gentleman from this city saw
this trophy of the chase brought in by the proud
hunters. Roch. Dem. Sep o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

j, R. HOICOMBL d. Co,
RANKEHR

u, y.
yyTILL make collections oil points aud Exchange
w Coin, and Uncurrent Notes MI orders for stocks neso
Loans and transact oil business npperang la general
Banking and Collection House.
16y !. y, lIpltpMBE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

The Oldest Church in America was built 10 1851,
in the town Of IIingham, Massachusetts. and is
still occupied as q place Of worship. The bell
rope hangs down in tho middle ofthe house where
it was placed in order that the bell might be
rung instantly to give alarm Of any sudden In
dian incursion. There are many Of the old
fashioned square pews in the house. enclosed by
what resembles more high and substantial un-
painted fence than anything to be seen IN u
modern church. The frame is Of oak, and the
beams are huge and numerous. The old hou.e
is good for two hundred years more This old
church hos an old pastor, the Rev. Joseph Rich
ardson, having preached in it for ftty-thres
wears.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
Oils for Machinery.

HAVE In store n supply Of Pure Sperm OA Best R.fHfd
i Solar OIL and United Bieached Lard OIL suitable for
machinery-for sale by the barrel or suge gallon, by
aug Idis JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

NToTICE-Mr Wm J. Chiless hereby authorized to re-
\ .hod d,s ' j. II. &. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

Ranoval! New Stand, New Goods !,
III AVING entire stock of Goods Mt old stand
have located below the Norye Ilousc. oppost" lall s
ivory stable, where will continue the GForery dNd tons
.io Buspes Thankful 10 my friends and customers r e
liberal patronage heretofore extended me, s"ie e"lin
ancn of The same assurng will offer inducements for
ash will keep constantly land nice selection Of GRO
,.r and Mil 0Gal j. Z. SHEARER.
arrhl l1-dtA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
THE GOOD THINGS OF THIS LIFE

THE GOOD TdING5 OF TEdIS bIfb
TIE PLACE FOR THE DELICACIES.
~ THE subserber feels deeply grateful for the very
NkY Of patrons no less numerous than prompt In their
engagements. ! respectfully inform them and the
public generally, that again ai old stand, south West
Of the Market House. fourth door below the Post Office
where intend keeping POTATOES while In and
fresh and of the most superior kind shalt hc
able furnish them low hs they be delivered in this
market have brother that has been ai the best oyster
markets years. and have made arrangements with him
have Oysters opened for me- he being No Judge, will
enable to have good Oysters All | ask is u call.
sept ljdis g. T. AkEES.
(IOCKSl CLDCKS.! cIOCKSl!!-The subscriber has
just received hundred Clocks, of all shapes
and patterns which he would mtv the attention OF lis
friends and community large. Please cal and oNamnc aud
you viii find the prices 10 suit. - go
dee Pits JAMES DIN NWlD1'lE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-13
rra Tas GREAT DRAWBACK to persons

emigratiDg to the extreme South and Western
country, is the fear they have ofFEV Err and AGU Il
the most direiul of all diseases. Every day We
hear of persons attacked by this disease and made
helpless in short time, without any means of af-
fording relief. In view of the great demand for u
remedy, DR. H0STETTER has presented his celebra-
ted "BITTEkS," whose curative powers for all
diseases of the stomach have been universally &C
knowledged. The 'BITTERS,' prepared after
encomiums of the most eminent ply sicans, as well
all clssse'. from every part OF our country. To
try them, and judge for themselves respectively.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
~ See advertisement in another column.
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