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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

- Iieht. LiShi! Light '--Buy the
- i;snf,.re CBNNEL COAL. OIL. Inanuiacc
s .r,ri XIrE.n,a Came, Coal. a beautiful
tt." al verrsuied to burn well, not 10 smoke or
,.,s.r. uRn.eaSsDi "ftor ibiS Nt Is iree nom
.ts.+if,l., vii not explooc, and IS the most
'e'' FISHER & WINSTON.
~ n. nrngR ISIS. W holeSale Agenls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

Arrests at the Fair Gronnds.---Four persons,
haiiing from the North, were arrested at tho
Fair Grounds yesterday, charged with "ex-
hibitipg lotteries. for the purpose OF filling
their pockets. They gave the names Of John
Ponchard, Thos. Bowel, John Valentine and
Oliver Miller. There mode OF operation was
TO use dice, or some other coutriyance, on a
table, which was marked with numbers, and
on each number lay an article OF brass Jew
eiry, ana the customer, by paying ninepence
or quarter, was entitled TO whatever prize
the spots on the dice indicated when thrown.
The accused Were taken to the police office,
and examined by Justices Hanes and Shep-
pard who committed The whole party 10 iaii
In default OF bail.
Outside the grounds gambling tent was at-
tackled by sone young men VINO alleged ,ney
had been swiHdled. Alex. Newman. Whit
nell Easen and Wm Wilkinson were arrested
and the magistrates committed them to jail
John III. Blake, who had been aiding In the ar
rests by command Of an officer, was charged
by the parties with having been concerned in
the gambling operations, although he soiemnly
denied it, was also taken into custody, and
held to answer ut Court. John MeDermond,
who somehow got mixed up in the affair, was
bound over to keep the peace.
We heard Of no other arrests, except of re-
spectacle citizen who committed the heinous
crime of looking in ut the window of the po-
lice office. A grave admonition was the onIy
punishment inflicted.
The pickpockets seem to keep shy this Fair
They probably got enough of Richmond last
year.
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"a. Two-One-Seyep. - The Public are
respectfully invited TO call at my NJ W auu nesuI
conducting tie PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all It's
varied branches, and examine the nnmeTmls , IN
pFoyements a,ely added tn the ART. Plio1U-
GRAPHS colored IN WATER. or OIL, from nIn-
iature np TO life giz, which styles combine All tue
delicate finish Of the Ivory Miniature. and the poid
ana speaking Portraitin OIL. AMBRDI n z taken
IN every variety OF style. q. W. MlSNlS,
2I7 Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

IA To Tobacco Nanufacturers
.s.C inside arraneealHnfs Win MGSsTS as I MnsSeI & \
..FFFSS IS With movable RETAINING PRES
>r<. ard see now prepared - make them At short
f frrt.Fr-a 10 them We claim for these machines
Isl. lShHr-S3Y!ng. -
-. The vors done better.
81. The small space they ocenpy.
4fh. The immense SAVING OF money III the oHtiay
mil 5t tobacco IS set hy one of these machines
in fr IN three i've minutes and relied oil IN the
retainer - 3 side track, and allowed 70 sta1S as
long As the manager wishes. II enough OF the re-
tanners are procured, the tobacco can stand Tor
We refer "a Messys. Palmer & Allison, 4. plll,
l. La,t.tr. :. b. Roystrr X Co. Turplr y lar-
bro1rh EITENGER & EDMOND,
Nauufacturers cf Portable and stationary EnSlnes
ana saw Mails. Cay 81, Richmond. oe iS-lm'
A-Fire anl LIfe.--We desire 10 call the at
tanton ct tie puolc to one great ana important
''''''' + FiRf ij't- AND LIFE INSURANCE
he effected - any amount and on the most rea-
INSURANCE. AGENCY OFFICE, ,,......,
= few doors above the new Custom House. Please
THE L'iiFFFRF0oI aND LONDON FIRE
:, MS ;kdf,CE ; ! } t !. G9nPddNShho 3 i,od Sho
With over SS6N.C1 invested IN the United States,
and IN annual revenue q q ooo,
We are prepared e take large risks on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS; s,
q addition 20 the ordinary mode OF Insurance,
.Als Company issues
PERMANENT POLICIES.
On pc FHi.Ht u Ten GHHFGl FTrf1thHJS property is
tsrucsgorth perman anentis insured. -
81 this plan q s3vins Of nearly FORTY PER CT.
Is effected! ithe sHm thus saved wllh IN hiteen
,agTs amount - the whole OF the deposies = the
TISH and Inconvenience oi renewals are avoided
The policy can be cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less hive pei
IHE.NEW YORK; LIFE ms UR4NCE COM
PANi,
With z cauital of over = $40. zoo, is on the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
and offers as great inducements 20 persons desirous
al eiiect5nE insurance on their lives any other
Company. We respectfully solicit gall,
WORKMAN 4 WYATT. Agents,
lao Main street.
Wsdira1 ExamiEsys-Ro. T. COLEMAN, VI. d.,
US Ii. CONWAY, VI. D. oc5-lt Is
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H. Mrs. j. A. Williams. NJ. D.. offers her
services 20 those OF her sex, and To children,
who may need medical advice attendance.
Especial attention given to the manag ement OF
female diseases, and displacemenfs.
Those wishing interview at their residence,
address Post Office Box S47.
REslDkNcE on Clay, between 4th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va. oc Aim"
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Fs1sh Lsbsssrs.--We are indebted 70 Mr. 4. =.
GouIding for s basket Of fresh l0bsterA, direct
from New York ~ the ateamship Roanoke
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M 40 loan an amount OF capital, upon
equate security, sufficient to complete the
improvements 10 the Ohio river:
rourth-To undertake as contractors to
1o,npie.e ,l. me work, receiving in payment the
Uohos oi the company, satisfactorily secured.
Tue usual form of contract being observed.
win fuii right of control on the part of the
company by its officers and agents -
ne Board can only reply that the company
Is NOT In condition to act without the preyious
or concurrent action of the Legislature New
ertheiess. they are brought to the notice of the
stockholders for such action on their part as
may be deemed proper
Inc report closes as follows:
Without OBTAINING the stockholders by ar
guments or statements of facts and circum-
stances, With many ofwhich they are unhappiIy
100 iamliiar, and presuming that the Legisla-
lure means 10 prosecute an improvement W hich
promises. when completed, so full and rich a
return tor all that has been or can be reasona-
bly, expended upon il, and believing that the
interests, public and private, which are serous-
ly affected by the present exhausted and bur.
dened condition of the company, ought 10 find
relief, ip some just and proper form, at the
hands OF the representatives of the people The
board recommend that application be made TO
the next Legislature-First. to pay the interest
due. and which may hereafter become due in
case OF default by the company upon the guar
anteed bonds of the company Second. TO
fund the floating debt of the company. or 10
make provision for discbarging it. Third. to
appropriate sum sufficient 10 complete the
canal TO Coyington. Fourth, to appropriate
sum SUFFICIENT to improve the navigation of
the kanawha river from its mouth to Loup
creek shoals. Fifth, to convert the debt due
Dy the company to the State, and that for
which the State is liable, into stock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

BY TELEGRAPHl
CHARLES rowN, Oct. 2S.-The trial of brown
is progressing. A jury was obtained yester.
day afternoon ''''ei
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Ne ara s<qresfsd 10 state that eplpred people
altse eo1oob, toren1. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

BAR. g. Hobsen, Practical Hair Cutter
WING. .sHAMPOOfNG and DYEING ROOMS arc
under the American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing to
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap-
proved style, would advise you to call on HIM.
Entrance oa IIth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

A- Licorice, in Mass and Stick, Of the best
quality.
GUN ARABIC genuine, for Tobacconists.
TONQUA BEANS-Angastura. Black and Crys-
taiized.
OLIVE OIL, in glass, of new crop. In store ana
for sale low by ]. PTTFIELD GEORGE
In NJ. Blair and Co.'s Building. CCrner
my4 4-sm 18th and Cary SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

The Remains Of Hen. John Y. Mason.--The
Mayor has received dispatch Informing him
that the remains of the late Minister MASON
We're to leave New York last evening, on the
steamer Yorktown, for Richmond. An invi-
tation is extended by the Mayor to the citi-
zens, to assemble at the wharves on Saturday
at J. O'Clock, for the purpose of paying suita-
BILE honors TO the memory of the distinguished
dead. The Governor of the State, the Mayor
of the city, and other dignataries, will be in
attendance to receive the body, and we are in
formed that the military will perform escort
duty on the occasion. 1t is proper that every
mark of respect should be paid TO the remains
of a man who was warmly beloved by the in
habitants of his native State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

Ashland Raees.--A bright, clear and bracipg
morning ushered in the first day of the fall
races at Ashland. The attendance was large
and very respectable, including a number Of
ladies. The first race terminated as follows
Thursday. Oct. I.--Sweepstakes for year ods,
milo.
Gen. Green's Miss Tobacco Fly..........
+. NJ. Halls Fannie .................... 2
n 4. Thompson,s bay tiliey. y.................. 3
ID. hc Daniels sorre hlley .pd It.
Time-i:52ts.
The second race, which caused the most in
terest among the spectators, terminated as the
annexed summary indicates:
Sweepstakes for year olds, two mile heats
D. Nc Daniels ch. {. Minnie Lehman..... ALL
Jos. Bruminsli's b. f. Crinoiine....,.. 3
i. c. Bush's ch. 1. Pauline. ............. dist.
T. nj. Halls g. {. Faith h................ I'd, II,
Tine-S17-3;5l1 1s-3:5l19.
The race was we'll contested throughout,
and was won by only two lengths.
The following entries are to run for the three
mile purse Gold Leaf, Lohn l., Fate, and
Lucy Haxall.
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gold from Boston. Merriam sent the follow.
ing dispatch from !" :

- fIAKPKR's FERRY, Oct. Is. 30
To Lonis Hayden, ~ Southac street. Secre.
sary OF State Office, State House, Boston:
g order MISREPRESENTATION broken. Paw
;, Immediately balance of my monev-aiioy
no y inrther expense. Recall money advanced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

IA Lfcorice--A. O.iG. Brand.-The absvs
Wei knawp fayorte Brand always on sale by
JAMES G. MeANpREW,
6eS-lv "a. Pine street. New York.
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"A. hsmsvsk. wv. Leigh Bsrtsn. Dentist,
assi sssss ss 9
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"a, steam Engine for sale.--A two-and- a
hall horse STEAM ENGINE. in complete order.
havng been used only three weeks. 1t will be sold
al bargaln. Apply al this Office. oc 4s~ts
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UsdiraI ExnmiEsYs-Ro. T. COLEMAN, VI. d.,
j. :. Ii. CONWAY. VI. D. ocS-t Is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18

SAP AocIDENT.-Yesterday morning about 10
o'clock, as George Tufts, carrier Of the Herald,
was passing down Superior street, Abesvy iron or
namenial bracket, weighing about thirty pounds,
from the top Of the balcony o. the johnson House,
blew on and struck him upon the head, Of Souree
knocking him senseess. He was carried into the
johnson House and Drs. Weber and Mayard
called. The wound was found to be a severe onS,
the skull being depressed by the blow.
When the wound bad been baudagod aud the
dow Of blood siaunohed Tufts was carried to bis
home, No. 2l Oregon street, by the members OF
Alert Hose Company, Of which he was q member.
and the boys Of the Herald establishment. Here
Dr. Weber trepanned the skull, removing piece
about the size Of quarter Of a dollar. The ope
ration was successfully and quickly performed the
patient bearing tho pain like q hero, without
struggle or groan
Young Tuns has been for long time an aifaeAe
Of tue Herald, and in all our city there cannot be
found more honest, Industrious uprigh. young
man than he, or one more respected and esteemed
by all acquaintauces. The blow is a sad one to
him aud to his aged parents, whose support he has
been. His friends W i'll leave nothing uneone that
can be done for bis comfort and ii is hoped that he
may recover.
At halfpast ten last night the patient had con.
siderable lever, and great fear was felt for change
for the worse during the night. He lay in stupid
condition, taking no note Of passing events. The
great thing TO be feared is excitement and infama
tion.
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.FRnNI CT EnuIs.

ST LOUIS, Oct I6.-Iho Overland Mail OF
the 23l arrived last night. The Agricultural
Fair Rt Sacramento was largely attended from
all pats of the State. Crowds of politicians
congregated there and canvGsssd for \ success
.nr To senator Broderick.
Gen. Denver and Gov Weller appear to be
the strongest candidates at present, but At least
half dozen others are striving for the place
Broderieks estate is valued at one hundred
and thirty thousand dollars, which is cucumber
ed 10 the amount OF cighty-fVe thousand lie
left no will and WAS supposed had no relatives,
but two persons in San FrAnciIeo named Ed
mund Welsh and Lucy Brown, claim the estate,
being as they assert cousins in the second de
gree. Tho PacihS Railroad Convention, CEN.
pobod Of delegates from all tho Pacific States
and Territories was in session at San francisco,
and very largely attended. John Bldwell ol
California, President, Edward Lander VI Wash
ipgton Territory and Alexander p Ankney
OF Oregon, Vice Presidents. A vast amount oi
st tistics and arguments in favor of various
routes and in favor Of the road itself comprises
the substance of the proceedings this far, but
it is believed some action to build tho California
portion of the road, will be recommended before
the Convention adjoumI.
Tho Sacramento Democratic Standard, ststes
on the authority Of prominent Anti Lecomp-
tonito, and woman supporter Of Broderick,
that he (Broderick) in his room at San Francis
90, just before receiving the challenge from Ter
ry, Gwin, and Denver, and that he expected to
kill all thrco Of them before leaving tor Wash.
ington.
Gen. ChangsTnier had returned TO Paris
A letter from Prrs sayb that the visit of the
King OF Belgium to BlarritL in relation to the
belgium dept to France, has proved perfect
failure.
lTALY.-Tho Sardinilu government has sent
circular note to tho representatives Of the Eu-
ropean ports urging the formation Of the King.
dem Of Upper Italy.
1t is asserted that tho Pope had ordered tho
delivery of bis passports to the Sandman mem.
bcrs; is also reported that this has given rise to
& correspondence between the Swiss troops and
the neutrals stationed at CattAlcA.
il is said that an insurectionAfy movement has
occurred at Palermo. The Ssrdiniau standard
has been hoisted op tho palaces, and all tue pub.
lie building. De0Ipes haYe been issued in Tus
cAuy and Bologna that in lntHre all the public
aels shall he headed under tho Teign Of his ma
jesty Victor Emanuel.
4 General Garabaldi has been enthusiastically
received at Bologna.
In the order Of the day issued by Gen. Fanti,
be promises that the tri color OF Italy preceded
by tho old cross Of Savoy, will prseede tho troops
Of Central Italy in fresh battles, and forever
free Italy from the stranger
General Garabaldi has Issued proclamation
summoning the Italian army Of Legation "a
arms, and a collision is shortly expected,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18

HOTEL THIEF CAUGHr.-A man was arrested
on Sunday night for hanging guspiciousy around
rhompsons Hotel on River street in company with
three others, who made their escape The one
caught will give no name, aud so was charged as
John Smith in the information brought against
him for vagrancy. In his pocl'et, when arrested,
was an open knife, and in his hand pair of nip
pers used by burglars to open doors when the kew
Is on the inside by turning the key in the lock-
Ihey 60 by the professional names OF "calebs, F"
"nips," or "outsiders,' It was about O'Clock
Monday mornlng when he was arrested He was
yesterday morning sentenced to the county jail for
~ days 10 be kept on bread and water. He is
evidently one of gang Of house breakers and
burglars but no other offence could be found
against him except vagrancy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18

PowERLEss FOR EvIL--PorENr FOR Coon
When pain or Inflammation is present. aud Brandrehs
Pills are used they at seize up0a the humors which
are the occasion OF tho pain inflammation and remove
them from the body This quality alone seizing hold
and causing the expulsion OF dopraved humo s sessed
by no other medicine For Bandrehs Pills operate solely
upon those impur les which suounl and affect the It's
suOs and organs affected by disease by natural affinity
dhey seize these humor because their life Is below that
OF tho surrounding parts and them from the body
Young people raunot. but middis gud asupiv can
10 measure apProc te that meicne which, being used
in sickness acts only a of disease and which
has no except upon those whose
produces pain, aud whose removal removes every
dseass Whsevor is affected thero these wonder
tul pills penetrate and impurities from; thus pre-
ventng settling nj the hunOs; because ey ara removed
from the body In rheumatism fevers peursies pains in
the side, dyspepsia head aches cotvcnoss Asthma colds
coughs, sore throats piles ulcers. boS thoJ give imme-
dnte eliof and taken early, prevent organic disease
Maladies pronounced beyond human SKIN have yielded
80 their influence and millions Of human lives have bean
saved by their timely Oh how important in sickness
TO uSo that medicine which onlv oxmguishes the dhease
and oavOs tvll efoct behind.
Sold At No. 29 Canal St. Brandreths Building; and Ivy
a e Galnsr, No 50 superior street. Cleveland; aud
J. B. Nheodon, Hudson aud all respectable dealers 10
medicines d&w
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WlaHnaror. Oct IL.

WARRINGTON, Oct ".
In view Of The possibility Of tho disturbances ct
Harper's Ferry extending N this vicinity, tho
Mayors Of Washington and Ale andrla have taken
precautionary steps for their immediate suppres.
sion
The President, through tho Mayor OF Washing.
lon ordered strong detachment Of the volunteer
militia to be posted ~ the Natiora and Company
Atmoriee, which was promptly done. Two hun'
dred stand Of muskets and ammunition have also
been placed IN he City Hall in case Of On emer-
genoy
II has been suggested by well ioformcd persons
that the cause OF tue iusurrcoiion is the reported
fact that not long since the contractor for The cons
struetion OF the government dam At Harper'a Fer.
~ sbsconded, largely indebted to several hundred
employees, who have taken this step 10 indsmuily
themselves by the seizure OF the government funds,
which Il was supposed bad been transported thither
on Saturday
gentleman who has just arrived irom Harpers
Ferry thinks the blacks only participated BY som'
pulsion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-18

THE HORSE FAIR.-The great event Of tue week,
aud OF the months the Fair of the Lake Erie
Horse Breeders Association, which commences
tomorrow at Spring Grove Trotting Park. The
prospects for full and complete exhibition are We
ry fattering. Many entries have already been
made, both Of foreign and domestic stock, and the
Board of Management feel sauguine as to the sue.
cess of this attempt to establish permanent Horse
Fair in our city.
Everything that can contribute to the pleasure
and comfort Of the visitors will be done by the
Managers. We are assured that no liquor will be
permitted to be sold on the ground and sporting
men may leave their cards aud gaming implements
at home for gambling will not be allowed
The great race between Flora Temple and Prln-
cess will take place on Friday afternoon or Satur.
day morning in time for the crowds in attendance
to take the afternoon trains for home.
For greater convenience, tickets Of admission
will be for sale at the Angler weddell, American
and Johnson Houses
To morrow's programme will be published to-
morrow morning.
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EvEN TnOsE VIC are In tbe enionmont of

EVEN THOSE who are in the enjoyment of
stsothealth frequently have neod to have recourse to
miss provenlativos OF disease We are never to we'll
med sEainst the assaults OF "ho ills that eth is heir
D." snch an invigoraior thoy may fud HDltetets bit
stt-a medicine that cannot he taken regularly without
vrs vitality ard elasticity to the system At this season
particularly, the Etongest is proof against the
nalara in certain sections Of the county In all cases Of
fsAer and que the BteTs potent than any amount
OF qunine while tho most dangerous ofbous fever
yield otis wonderful properties Those who ha o t.ied
the medicine will never use another for any of tho nil
mens which the Hosteer Biters pro 'essss to subduo
To those who have not made ths experiment wo cordially
recommend an early application the Bters whonover
hey are stricken BY disease Of The digestive oIgaus
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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