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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-06

-. nee. 8, 1859.

ii e h1a6U& MAf19ps Dee. 3, Is ~
g & . ssosss:0s y , en- FL 1
..a 4 sl s:.s ss::t
As ss,s /. t:sss
zee ssd, ss sass "a "a.
sssS's. =: ma .s. iss
ss;ympaihixs with those who havs murdered ca'
citasns and justify thsir ontssses. dsessisin
e eeo and tksir 6rst stsp % otset thynseiyo'
dl.cont,pns - ~ ns. viii
:,s eI.s a % Tsssses Es,
anaiiiy. we quote inferior Las. n s4sss COED
s9.ce sisaso. No Enaii.h Il market IKE re-
cciPts Of the new loose have increased. The quail
TLogK.-We .auots supssias sS.7s@s-shHio 70.
Extra ss $500 Market pretty rm. with mod
ef WnnaT.-Tae quotations remain :. Ia, v..t
Red q heat Clio 10 siao; white 81 % to So 10
and l 81 8 f1T extra prime white.
CORNING still quote aDrs5 cents, with 4 hight
stock md an advancing tendency.
OATS l0N4z cents-stock ii,ht.
HAI;.Sl ~ pei .cwt. from store
ders stock iyht Indeed the rasrket Is bare OF
Sa c9FfEE HWs aec.rdlns 70 quality
IA ai5tS cts:; Java is cts; Mocha f3cts.
,SCtiAR.-We quote New Orleans ~ MSS; Porto
io.co &c; Loaf ll4a1ils; Crushed aud Powdered
lea ailc;; Coffee Sugar, A los4; 10; c 2.us,s;
WHISkEY-Richn,ond RectiGcd 2ss.o r,
stern. Co.'S Matted Rye Whiskey, now, 81;
- CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF.-Last sales at S-5o14 90 gross. Market
head.
H0GS.-Last sales $50 to 500.
Northern Nlarkets-[Bx TEIxGa.rH.l
Howard strset $bs7: Wheat buoy a-t-white g 30
a Sl:4s Corn hrm-new white 6sa70 cts; elbow
78a75 cts.
NGw YORK. Dee 5s-Cotton nnchsnged. Flour
hrm-Southern S5.66id575. Wheat & rm- Southern
white ~ 45 red $l37. Corn firm. but scarce
new white SO cents. Pork buoy ant-rness SIG ESQ
is %; prime $40 50. Lard steady. Whisky firm
Ct q cents Turpent,ne dull at Az TO 45 Rosin
and ower-Virginis 0's o2sx.
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Tsss77Z go. e. 49, 81 s!zss "a
g mts. ~ 81 sS. y. Il. = =
y tnss ~, Wsa. =. $3.50 = - @ .
q her sons, Wnp 1eIl At nsrrA kerTy1 - q
uisinfefred 40 tnken ~ nexSs hI ~ a90eY.
Kespec114iiy, g ANkf =. Wiz
anowx. 4 REMAINS At RHILADELrnIA.
~. phst.ff.a,.,,tn Esxonin~ Hu11effn ~ Sat.
- 4 3 Z. 49,
uruay, says.
The mortal remains Of John Brown passed
through this city this afternoon. Oh their way
from ChAflestuWu. M, to Essex c0untys New
York, where they will be Inferred, ~ we I'M
tlerssand.
The renlaius were in charge OF the WIDOW q
Brown, who was accompanied BY Messrs
Hector Tindali and Miller Nc Kim, o. INN
city, who had gone S.,uth with mrs. l5ro =.
The traiu BY which the BODY axTlyeu - =.
In from Baltimore az isroaa ana FriHi0 - % !.
nj twenty minutes OF one ociuch. m
A reception commities nsaa - , - M r.
Eufness, was n attsnuaucs, - 8
Brown ard party, a. the s.a' w., ,a,.i,ad "a,
fargo ponce n n2.ce We a.sd s,b,sr IF Police
service, ana the DlhyoI anu ~ M ,rstn
Wers pIs ss -: ~. .s.., =; nrrs BROWN with
" ,.1s,s ..'v ,,h usro viii, her. left the cars
W ,.ssad dnwn washinyton street. leaning
a :. ., i,so nm, IF Mr. Tineinn
In order to avoid tho crowd, the body re-
ainas ~ the targ,pe ear mill n a ,iartsr- pas
..na n,..locl. when ii was taken out. the depot
havinr been ,,reyiously cleared Of all persons
aYcent policemeu. reporters and persons con-
nec,ed with the railroad company. The body
was in box which was covered with bian-
ket or coarse cloth. A lur robe was dashed
upon the top
A double line was formed by the policemen
and the boz was carried by other officers to an
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Retayn of Iroeps-The Howitzers, Captain
Randolph; Young Guard, Capt Rady; and
Virginia Rifles, Capt. Miller, returned to this
city yesterday, and, Notwithstanding the in
ciemency of the weather, were received by a
large number of citizens, who gave them a
warm and cordial welcome. After forming
into line and marching to Main street and
thence to the Capitol Square, they halted in
front of the residence of Coy. Wise, who ad-
dressed them in feeling aud appropriate Tau
gnage, thanking them for their promptness IN
obeying his call, and requesting them tc hoid
themselves in readiness to repei any invasion
that may be hereafter attempted. Ine coIi-
panies then marched to their respective arlno-
ries and We're dismissed: each member speak
Ing in high terms Of the kindness e2tendeo 10
him at Harpsr's Ferry and CharlestowD.
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&itbulnnn qispatte.


Hhn f5eveRmeY'b Mebeo8es
-. - .rarcely, a. this time, invoke at
$500. 3, inc 0cvernor's Message. The stir.
-. ..h;eets Of which II treats will ensprc its
......,L and the perusal will well reward the
.sr,. and attention bestowed upon IL. IL gives
! clear end lumfnoas history Of the Harper's
Ferry fnvasion, recites his own action In the
premises, pays just srihuic TO the services VI
the voIunteers and submits such observations
and suggestions in connection thefeWiA
which must recommend themselves Tor the'r
eosd sense, pertinency and patriotism to cfe-
~ citizen Of Virginia. Governor WISE truly
declares that 1t Is time Tot the Conservatism OF
the North to bc oefirs, IL 1t would prevent the
repetition OF such outrages and preserve the
Uaion.
The course as the Governor siuce the Begin
mag of these lawIess acts has been dissin-
suisned by equal iirmness, moderation, and
discretion. There can b. no doubt that but
for the presence of an overwhelming force at
Chariestown, an attempt at rescue Woaio
have been made, which. however hnsuceess'
full would have involved the loss OF more
precious lives. Eirginia has lost innocent
hIood enough already; one OF her most quiet
and inoiiensive communities has been made a
scene of marder and inceudiarism its viriu-
on. people, who have done no harm to any
one in the world, not permitted to lie down 10
slumber without apprehensions OF The incen-
diary,s torch-aIi these are grievances enough,
without mourning the risk of losing another
Virginia life. And il is wiser and better to
prevent the possibility even % an attempt at
rescue, than, by an appearance of indifference,
70 tempt another inroad. in which blood
would have flowed like water.
After the lesson JOHN BROWN has taught
us Of abolition secretiyeness, persistency and
foolhardfness, 1t will not do 10 pooh pooh the
idea OF any future raid, however unpromising
or periions. II Governor FLOYD had acted
upon an anonymous letter OF warning, the
Harper's Ferry invasion would never have
occurred. Could Governor WISE, with that
occurrence before him, pay no attention to the
multitude of letters, with responsible names,
which were written from all quarters of the
Union, warning him oforganized conspiracies
aad com binations to obstruct the execution CT
the lawsl -
In regard to the hoaxes which have been
perpeiraied-and no doubt some of them have
been such-they only show a degree of heart
lessness and leyity on the subject which prove
that the South not only need expect no SYM
pathy in such quarters but only ridicuie and
contempt for the deepest distress and wrongs
which society can suffer. People who can
laugh and jser over the freshly made graves
OF innocent and virtuous victims of murder
are not far removed from that calioukness and
laxity of principle which characterize muir.
derers themselves, and are probably much
restrained from deeds of crime by their per-
sonai fears of the gallows as by amy conscien-
tiOus scrppleS against taking life
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The Lesisiature.

The Legislature of Virginia assembled yes
terday. In the Senate. thirty-se, en- members
were present, and all the old officers of the
body were reelected In the House of Dele
gates, one hundred and thirty mine members
ans wered to their names. In the election OF
officers. WIN. T. GORDON, Jr., Of AIhenlafle
was chosen Clerk: HA RRis ID. BrRREss, OF
King William county. Doorkeeper, and
ROM. W. BURKE, of Augusta county, was
chosen Assistant Doorkeeper. All the other
Offices were filled by the incumbents OF last
session
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Subscription TO Eichmand and Liverpool
Packet Line.

The subscription liz for the Richnond and
Liverpool line of packets will be left at the
office of the Merchants Insurance Company
mp to IL O'Clock, and will be there at ali times
when not in the hands OF the committee. The
enterprise has met with great encouragement,
nearly fifty thousand dollars having been al
ready subscribed; but, as it is impossible Tor
the committee To call personally unua all who
desire 10 subscribe, the course above indicated
has been adopted to facilitate their labors-
We trust that the whole sum needed (si5u,ut0)
will be speedily subscribed.
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Congress.

The proceedings of the first day, as reported
by telegraph, show that the skirmishing be-
tween the two sections has commenced, and
indicate the approach of sharp encounters. A
resolution of inquiry, concerning the Harper's
Ferry invasion, was introduced by Senator
MASON. An unsuccessful ballot was had in
the House Tor Speaker; after which, a thrust
was made by Mr.. CLARKE, of Missouri, AT two
of the .sixty EIGHT" who endorsed and recon-
msndad HELPER 5 Ubiquitous book.
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Tint Capfprsd.--Officer Reuben I. Seal. Of
this city. left here last night with req uis1-
ton on the Governor of New York, for the
persons of James p. Henry and Eliza Doyle
charged with robbing NJ. G Whitman of S500
worth of watches and iewelry. The parties
charged have been arrested by the detectives,
and most of the watches recovered.
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PETEgsB- rRG ITEMS In Petersburg Satur-
dav evening, Samuel Chapman was stabbed by
VIM Martin. but not seriously wounded.
The store of Messrs. Hareroye Il Brothers
was robbed on Saturday night of about 500 in
money and also of Il large amount of bacon,
besides many valuable papers.
An individual named Murray got ''wha.
ling'' in boarding house, in Petersburg. on
Sunday, for speaking contemptnously of Vir-
GINA and her institutions.
On Sunday evening. Capt. Nichols. Of the
Petersburg Artillery; John Jackson, Col J S.
Giiliam~ Hugh Nelson. Sr, r r. Collier, Esq
of the Grays; u Claiborne, of the Artillery,
and others, numbering in all eleven. arrived
home on furlonsh. They will proceed back to
headquarters immediately upon the expira-
ton of the same.
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HARPER's FERRY aNsuKGESrs IN CANADA.
The Muscatine Journal learns that the mother
OF Edwin and Barclay Coppie, VINO resides III
Springdale, Cedar county, Iowa, has received
. setter from the latter. who is now In Canada
stating that he aud eleven of his companions
arrived safely In her Britannia majesty do
minions. Four of them We're wounded--one
OF thern SO severely that his comrades were
Obliged to carry him most of the time for the
nrst Tour days VI their flight. Barclay Coppie
= vne u the number for whose arrest Gov.
Wise offered reward OF $50 each.
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before the Mayor yesterday morning, and
speedily disposed of Geo. Merriam, charged
witb receiving stolen corn from a negro slave,
was sent on TO the Grand Jury.--Daniel
@ ilief. Thomas Finnegan, Michael WOODS
aud John Corners. for stoning house on
Byrd street, and being very disorderly, were
held to bail for better behavior.-Jas. Brady,
for assaulfing and beating his wife, was held
TO bail-Michael Vanderwall, for ,assanlting
and dangerously wounding Mary Tracy, was
held to bail to answer on Saturday nsxt.
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7Hea're.-The play of "The Hidden Hand
has proved decidedly successful 1t will be
repeated tonight. Mrs. Howard plays her
parts in a spirited manner, and Introduces
her songs with char ming effect. Mr.. Watkins
performs the s'nigger'' in such q manner as to
bring down shouts of applause.
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WORTHY OF ExAmpLE.-rhe Home g,

WORTHY OF ExAMpLR.-The Home Guard
of I4ynchburg, at their first regular meeting
passed a resolution to have their uniforms
made Ia Philadelphia since which they have
reconsidered the matter, and resolved to have
them made by their feiio W. townsman, Charlie.
Kane. We trust that other companies will
emulate the example of the Home Guard OIL
Lynehbnrg, and keep their work at home.
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Tie Central Southern Rights dissertation o.
Virginia will hold an adjourned meeting in
the Hall of the House of Delegates, this even
ing, at ha,f-past O'Clock. Members of the
Association, and others DESTROYS Of joining,
reinyited 10 be in attendance.
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utNfKEssiSG AcciDENr.-A correspondent
o. the Petersburg Express writes from Frank
Mnton, n. O., that Mr.. w. Ha2lewood. a very
WyrIay aud highly esteemed citizen Of tina,
vacinity, arose very early on the morning of
Lhe "a inst, IN order To go in pursuit Of a
dock Of wild turkeys, near his house, but
on taxing up his gun To leave the room, 1t was
accidentally discharged, the whole contents
entering the head Of Mrs. Hazlewood, who
WAS yet Ia bed, causing immediate death.
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n THRoAT DIsvAsEs.-BrorA's Bronchial
Tr0ches. or Cough Lozenges From Rev e. H
Pratt. Fast Focdstoek Conn. I.feel grateful to
you for placing within the reach Of the suferng SO
Valuable = remedy. have used the Troches three
wears with great benefit not less to my general
health than tn NV throat. recommend them with
. reat piessure every hand.
de 6-d3tT ThuS&cwlt
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The Opposition Party of Henrico county held
a meeAng st the Coart-H House, yesterday. and
appointed ten delegates from each mag is .erial
District, to attend the State Opposition Con-
vention, to be held in this city in February
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N.gro Saot.-A few NIGHTS since a negro mar

Nsgro Shof.-A few nights since negro man
named Henry, the property of Mrs. Hntchin-
son. of Henrico county, was shot, and had one
of his legs fractured, whilst running from a
man named Brown. who was patroling at
the time. The affair will probably lead to a
civil suit. on the ground that the patrol was
not legally constituted.
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BLOODY TEAsgDY--W We learn that blooav
uaS~dy mas bsen recently enacted in Bowling
0ruen, small town on the Cum bertrand river
HAgin ana Cummings, two railroad contrac-
~ s1as. 1aa z ssaesl nght which resulted in the
sss.+e1snlp Ss"'1 VI oosh parties--Rashrsifs Ga
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DIED.

DIED,
On the 9Th inst. in the 18th year of her age. Mrs
MARY T. w WOODWARD. formerly of New Kent.
hut late of Henriea county. ieavny three children
and many grandchildren tn nlou' n their loss
Her funeral will take place this evenlns, at
o'clock. from her late residence on Venahle street,
tend without further Notice.
OF scarlet fever, at Oakland. in Hanover county
Va the residence OF its grand parents. November
18th. 1859, a. ed year and DAYS, JUDITH. infant
daush Of Rev. Robert and Rose Nelson, OF
Shanghai. China.
:. II is well with the child;
The hairs of Heaven are such IS these"
The death Of an infant is ever of the msste
and in this n'hing is left 30 the heart stricken
tenins hand Of that Father who doh not willing
ly affiict the children OF men, No sweeter flower
was ever transpauted 70 the heavenl. Eden
SA- The Enquirer, Examiner and Wing please
copy.
the I'd inst Of consumption, Miss SALLIE A.
she bnre with pate and resis nation. in the full
h ape OF biissfnl Immortality. May her befeaved
relatives and friends follow her example.
Sister. thou art zone to rest,
Thine is an early tomb;
But Jesus summoned thee away,
Thy Saviour called thee home.,
Sister. thou art gone 10 rest.
Thy tolls and cares are Ger,
And sorrow. pain and suf ring now
Shall n er distress thee Hore.
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DAD Body Found.-On Sunday last, the dead
body of a 1nu1atto infant was found III the Ia
vine of 9th street, near Clay.
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No Crenshaw. Qunrles &c Co.,
go BROAD STREET.
Tarro a nd QuyopI;l QtAoL IF

Large and Splendid Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
At cost Far Cash, or to our regular trade on the
usual time.
40, 900 DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS TO BE
SOLD BY JANUARY FIRST.
In consequence of the death IL Mr.. Crenshaw. it
becomes necessary TO close the business of the firm
at once. We therefore oher our entire stock OF
Goods comprsins the hest assortment ever seen in
this city at cost Our stock is new having been in
business but short time. and 10 affords an excl
lent oppo. tunity for those who have not supplied
themselves for the present. and also the approach
ing season, to do 50 now.
Our tirfe is iimi ed stock large, and. in order to
accomplish pnr pose with az little delay pos
AID M variation.
CRENSHAw, QUARl.Es A co.
PARTICULAR NOTICE,
All debts due us the LIST of july last, and re-
naming unsettled. must ba paid at once, as longer
INDULGENCE cannot be granted.
dc lin CRENSHAw, QUAHLES & co.
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NOftCE.--The particular attention
sale, THIS MORNING at l0ta O'Clock. Of that very
valuable FARM, lately purchased BY Chs. Marx, MaIx.
80 valu.bs Slaves. Rlooded Cess Mules, Horses,
Wa onr, Carts Corn, Fodder. Shucks Straw, Veg
etables, Farmlne lmpsments. DC, For particulars
the Farm first named, and At o'clock will be sold
tho Saves. JAS. Nj. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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The following was also introduced !:

RssoIrea. That the general NANTES alton of
feeling and sen tiinent at the North, make it
dishonorabe and dishonoring in South Caro-
lima and other slaveholding States To continue
united with a people whose moral tone charac-
terzes them nation of pirates, savages as
sas=ins and traitors.
The Committee on Military Affairs recon-
mend an appropriation of ssjn, N0 for the erec-
ton of two armories in Charleston.
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~. John Martin, OF Clarke county, KY,
has gone - Canada for a reI,pn tanf fuyiflye
eaeys, WAC writes that he will gladly return
ssvm IRE 0sstltntaoa 70 IN easy bondage.
Tha Emprass Euxenie and the ladies ~ her
court haN0 definitely ara dnned crfnnlina.
the1 ia4se also sAbstftu1nd shnrt dr.sss. a.
tfsiltng ONES. -
BAsUnAss Emily a. 0ieichen Russwarr,
eaa9hseF Of 6shtiler. SIN Iiyss Mar s,l.ea' -
ess'le n n A9Nef ffapronia, Bavaria.
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R Special Notice.-Wc ask attention to ou
splendid assortment of
Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS.
Beautiful and cheap SILKS.
Silk ROBES. cheap.
Real Irish and French pOPI.INS.
Rich VELOUR OTTOMANS.
Beautiful french DELAiNES.
Crest variet, medium DRESS GOODS.
Muslin and lace SETTS-hargains.
French. Wool ard Stella SHAWLS.
New and fine FCRS.
LINENS and House ks~piu az GOODS.
Nnn-shrink NJ FLANNEI4S
domestic SHIFTING and SHIRTINGS.
karsay l.INSEYS sud BLANKETS
SHEEP'S GREYS and PULLED CLOTHS.
no 27-ts SAN'L ". fkiCE q w.
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The iron barge Enterprise, from the Roa-
noke, via Albeinarle and Chesapeake Canal,
arrived at Norfolk on Sunday, with 626 bales
of cotton.
Edward Bradford has been elected Captain
of the Southern Guards, at Norfolk, and DIR.
William n. Mckinney, Captain of the Wash
ington Guard.
Francis OFarreli, an incorporate man.
committed snicide in Baltimore, on Sunday,
by leaping from the roof of three-stoi y
house.
Edmund Bellinger, a prominent LAWYER OF
South Carolina, died in Columbia on Satur-
day last.
john J. Maupin, who was accidentally shot
by his brother. ID o. Maupin, in Hardy coun-
ty, Va, is recovering.
Hon. James r. Carroll has been elected
Chancellor in the Court OF Equity Of South
Carolina.
Aaron Hawkins has been tried in Marion
county. Va, for perjury. and acquitted.
Hon. Thomas w. Miller continues very sick
in Milledgeville, Ga.
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MARINE
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, DEC. S, 1880
High Water this day Tuesday, - o'clock.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, n. T.. mdze. and
passengers, Ludlam 4 Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keen. Baltimore, mdxs. and
passengers, D. & w. Cnrrie.-
SScchr. Anacosta. McCowin; Norfolk. wheat &c.
CLEARED,
Bremen bark "Hohenstautfen," Capt. Lamcke
with S92 hhd4. stems and tobacco, for bremen, by
Schaar. k0hler q TO.
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PAssESoErs per Steamship JAMESTOWN, SKIN
NEk. Master, from New York;-Miss Avery, Miss
p. Scales. o. p Read @ W. Marden John and Jas
yanname, Miss Rockwell w. N. Brooke. J. 3.
Chadwick and lady Miss Lyons, Miss knight. F..
M. Stevens, lady. child. and nurse, F. Pond Jno.
Amberman. John Tucker, p Wyatt, y. Ed
John Warren. d. -Crei dallie. Henry Mossy, A.
Oliver, w. Gould ]. Conley. Chas. Graham, Austin
Mink, and IL steera.e. Also from Portsn ouih -
DR.. MckeEney. W. w. Carryway. c. c. Wiett.
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LAST WISH or. WAsHlh.roa IRyIsG-A
tew days befDre his death, Mr.. Irving visited
MS naothar's grave in the cemetery, and nile
wsepinK over IL, asked the superintendent
Whsn he died 10 bury him by her side. Ills re.
quest Will be complied with. He had selected
this spot long ago.
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pa Aguc and Fever.
STILL ANOTHER cUREt %
livery DAY WE HEAR OF THEWOSDER-
FIJI. MERfTN IN

AND LINES.
EyERY DAT WE HEAR OF THEWoSpER-
FUL MERITS OF
IA NPTON'S TINCTGRE.
SALuDA, Mddlesex Co.. Vat
|. n.. August II, laco.
Gentlemen: 1t ID with unaffected pleasure bear
TINCTURE. Vas taken LAST sprIns with the
ague and fever and debility of chest and lirnhs
tried various medicines. but G<pund relief: but
on being advised by friend ID try yaur Tincsnrs
q q 50. and am now enjosirE excellent health,
You can use this as hest suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yenrs,
r. Ak1IsoS Bkisrow.
Call and get pamphlets and seo cures OF Cough,
rheumatism Scrofuls. etc. As q restorative and
Hundreds will testify Of cures on themselves and
friends after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AMI CHJLDHEN.-Thi TING
TURF will be found great medicine for all their
Ss p faa Sc HemRa abD I'D Is eq Richmond
n lists IS in Petersburg: by MoRTiMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Drusgisss and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six hotties.
IS. de s-d&ewts
IA December Sd plh1RsgficuuAR NOTICE.
New and beautiful Velvet and Cloth CL0AKs and
sHAWI'S ofernx TO DAY very cheap.
Ale5sn,dre's KID GLOVES. and CORDS and TAs-
Extd soring HOPED SKIRTS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-06

South CAgoLINA-In the South Carolina
House of Representatives. on Friday last, it was
resolved, that in order to put the arms of the
State in the most effective condition, and for
the purchase of such additional arms and am
munition as may be necessary, the Military
Contingent Fund be increased, for the ensuing
ga LEO 100.