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MYSTERY CLEARED UP.-The body Of j.
Barnabas Campan, a prominent citizen OF De-
troii, has been found il the river ~ that place.
His watch and valuables were undiseuyoeds
aud there were no marks Of violence upOn hts
person. This relieves the. suspicion hat ~
was murdered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-22

Sieam-ers.-The Mayor, yesterday, had sew
eral toddy drinkers, who had fallen by the
wayside on Tuesday night, before him -
Smith W. Tilton for getting up 100 much
steam and disturbing quiet people, and Geo.
Grafton for interfering with the watchmen in
the discharge Of their duty. were two of the
number. The first was discharged, and the
latter held to bail. John Carr, also arrested
for making night hideous with his yeiis, de-
clared TO The Mayor that he got intoxicated by
working on the Jamestown all day without
eating Carr was very-good natured about his
arrest, and promising to get upset no more,
was discharged. e
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Theatrs.-The bill for tonight includes two
capital pieces Twitcher in Ireland .
and the Bottle Imp besides some of those
pretty dances which the Misses of the Marsh
troupe perform with much skill and grace
We need hardly reiterate our opinion of the
interest attaching % these juvenile entertain-
ments, for it is settled in the public judgment
that they are excellent. They are making
grand preparations for the Saturday afternoon
performance, which will afford pleasant holi-
dav recreation for The young folks.
Speaking of the Theatre, we are glad TO OBJ
serve in the Peters burg papers some high COM
pliments TO that es stimabie lady and accom-
pIished actress, Mrs. Phillips. We cordially
endorse what they say. The company will re-
turn to Richmond i'll few days, and probably
resume their avocation here on Monday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-22

Small Ayms.--We arc requested to say that
the further trial Of small arms, which has been
going on near the Armory for some days past
win be discontinued until early in January
next,
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SENTENCE CoMMuTEp.--Guiilot Fanstin
Eloy, one of several persons Convicted IN The
United States Court for the district OF Flor
ida of the murder Of the master OF the Amer
lean schooner Enterprise, and sentenced 70 D
hanged on the 9th of January, has had his
sentence commuted, by the President. 70 Inn
prisonment in the peaitentiary Of ihs District
Of Columbia, for fi,e period OF seven years.
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Return Of Milisary.-The Petersburg volun-
teers, on their way from CharlestowE, passed
through this city on yesterday morning en-
route for home. They are q body of fine look
ing men, and, if occasion had required, would
doubtless have proved themselves worthy rep
resentatiyes of the Old Cockaders. They Were
handsomely received on their arrival in Pc
tersburg last evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-22

Dismissed Edward Custello was arraigned
before The Mayor, yesterday, to answer the
charge Of threatening to cut with knite
Thomas Grogan, but as the complainant failed
to appear, the accused was discharged.
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ASpeciai iNotice.-Having determined be
fore aext fall 10 thoroughly repair our store or pull
down and buiid new one. we therefore offer II our
NoOLLn N and other goods adapted 10 FALL and
IN IEk wear az cost. We solicit call from all
persons IN want of such goods, as they must ard
viii pe sold az some price. Call at
no0-im COURTNEYiS, 2a5 Broad ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-22

Csvisfmas Gsas--John HNgAn was nncd BY
the Mayor fJr his son Jehns nrtng u gun la
the corporate limits, On the nth iRsts
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Let OF.-Mary Brown. a free negress, charg-
ed with assaulting and choking Edward Hob
good, was arraigned before the Mayor yester-
day Mr.. H admitted that he had taken the
law into his own hands and handled the wo-
man without gloves-a fact quite apparent
from q cut on her scalp. The Mayor declined
TO punish her further, as he was not called
upon to do at the proper time, and the war.
rant was therefore dismissed.
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C1ysstmas BaH.-The Virginia Rifles, Capt
Miller, are preparing for grand military and
civic ball, ~ Mechanics Institute Hall, on
Monday night next.
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IA Two-pne-sev.n. - The Public are
respectfully invited TO call at my NEW and beau
tfui R0oME, recently fitted up for the purpose OF
consueting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
varied branches, and examine the numerous i'm.
proyements lately added 10 the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS coiored in WATER, or OIL, from .pin
intnre ~ 70 ne sz, H. Tncn styies cemeins ai tas
and speaking Portrait in oil. AMBR0TYPFstsken
la every variety Of Style. G. w. MINhiS-
I'll Main st.
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pRor. Hopx. OF PRrxcErox CoLLKeH-

PRor HoPK. OF PRINCETON CoLLkeR--
Rev. Matthew b. Hope, Professor OF Bellies
Lettres in Princeton College, who died sud-
denly on Saturday evening, Of disease Of the
heart, was appointed to the position which he
held In the College In the year ist7, and few
men in the country were more emlneuuy
qualified for the important and distinguished
post conferred upon him.
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nA Hair Catting-To THE CITIZENsAN
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY.-Jf you
wish to ses your Hair ent in the latest and most
anproved style. would advise YOU to call on HOB
son at his Hsi Cutting, Shaving. ShampooIng
and Bathing Rooms. under the American Hotel.
Entrance on llth street.
y, B.-GentlensSn also get their whiskers
and moustache chanred from red light, or grey, to
n most beautiful biackor brown color.
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n. To make Jelly without Eggs or Boiling
use fhs Refined Geiaiine. For sale by
JOHN w. GARLfCK, Apethecary,
Market Place. Franklin street.
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The Vigilance Committee of District No. . Hem
rico county, were in session yesterday, inqui
ing into the character of Mr. WILLIAM H.
GRAY, who was suspected of being an ennis
unfit to reside in their midst. After hearing
all the witnesses in attendance, the Commit ttee
adopted series of resolutions, the first of
which declares that they do not find the
pieion sustained. The second reads: "That
while we find that Mr. Gray had entertained
opinions that we cannot endorse, yet, from
what evidence we can obtain, and from his
own declarations, we are forced to the con-
clusion that his opinions have undergone a
change in respect to our Institutions and
Furthermore, from his pledge of strict fidelity
to our laws aud institutions, the subject be
dismissed"
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sANotiec. -.F,viae purchased the interest of
n, late psrtner MIR. Powell, shall ccatinus the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
IN AL ITS hrNaeGes, rs heretofore.
With saanks fsT the patronage so literally ex
ihe same ,e old sisad, corner Of Bank and l7tb
streets kOBEkE UAhIE ERibHI.
de i2-sIn
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n DIR. Jane A. Williams offers her
services To those of her own sex, and to children
who may need medical advice attendance.
Especial attention is given To the management Of
obstetrc cases Also, all forms of female diseases
and dispacements.
Electricity applied for the cure of chronic dis
eases.
EA- Office and residence on Clay, between 4.h
and 9th streets, Nerth side. no 0-lms
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~ Christmas Presents.--All kinds of
FANCY GOODS su,,ahie for preseRtsc.n he found
at She CLOAK AND MANTLE bEp0f; FURS
81 great hsrSalns; RICHMOND MADE CloAKS
eeusi t. snv Northern made, ard st much less
pr}ca; + ASCY DRESS SILKS: ali kinds Of Nl :
t}hERI GOODS. E.il at the CLOAK AN D
MANTLE DEPOT fof harga,ns,
de is-I~ II EZEKIEL. 90 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-22

House Breaking g-The grocery store Of Mr..
Charles Gun nninghaIn was forcibly entered on
Monday night last, by cutting through brick
wall iato the cellar, and then forcing open
trap door leading into the store. After getting
into the store-room the thief cut into the
money drawer, bur fiudfng il empty, was pro-
ceeding to help himself 10 sundry articles,
when Il young man, who lodged above, heard
the noise, struck a light, aud, descending - the
store, frightened him off. Cunningham was
not at home AZ The time, ID the rogue no doubt
thought the premises were unguarded.
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S,nt On-Charles Cunningham, charged
with statbing Moses, slave 10 Mrs. Sarah
uewertoD ,on he 17th inst, vas examiued be-
fore he Mayor yesterday, aud baIied to an
swer at the next term OF the Hustings Court.
The evidence proved that the negro was cut by
some one, and that he was seen in The street
within fifteen feet of Cunningham door; but
no one had seen him go into or come out of
Cunningham's and no one had seen the ac-
cused near enough to the negro to inflict any
injury upon him.
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SUFFERING OF U. S. TRoors ON THE PLAINS.
A letter from Fort Riley, Kansas, dated 7th
instant, says:
capt Stewart has just come In from the
winter camp ON Pawnee Fork, and be, and
perhaps thirty of his men, are badly frost-
birien. The captains face Is badly scarined.
and several of the men are pretty well used up
about the hands and face and three OF them
are otherwise wretchediy froht-bitten and
sWolIenD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-22

m Gr0Hnd Spices. warranted pure; Cloves.
Cinnamon, Mace, AIlspee Pepper, Gingsr: 4 c..
Market Place. Franklin street.
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IA Ague and Fever,
DEBILITY OF CHEST

- AND BS.
EVERY DAY WE HEAR OF THE WONDER
FUL MERITS OF
II 4 II TO ~ TINCT URE.
sALspA, Middlesex Co.. Va.(
August IL, 1859. {
hsSsyS. Mortimer Motr5rGy:
Gentlemen; II is with unaffected pleasure bear
tsstlmons to the great merit of your HAMPTON'S
TISCTURE. / was taken last spring with the
asue and fever and debility of chest and limbs |
tined various medicines. but found no relief: but
on being advised 10y friend to try your Tncture,
ID so, and am now enjoylng excellent health.
having taken only one bottle. MiraGtls Uic.u."
You can use TINS as best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
+. ADDISON BRlsTow.
Call and get pamphlets and see cures OF Cough.
Rheumstlsm. Scrolula, etc. As restorative and
inIT,lgoIat9r II has been highly recommended.
hundreds VIII testify of cures on themselves and
friends. after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CHiLDREN.-This TING
TURF will be found 3 great medicine for all their
diseases
"a. Gail and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sod by PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Richmond !;
b. Dir. COOK T., Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
gists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists aud Shop
keepers eveTywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
SIS. de 5-d&cwts
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On motion, the Association adjourned

Smiths Band, We understand, will accom-
pany the committee of Students of the yir-
ginia Medical College to Acquia Greek to-day
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RAILROAD Collision Monday, while
q passenger car on The Mapassas Gap KALI
road was backing, mar Thor ous hfarr Depot,
IL was run into BY Il freight ursin. tut iJrtu-
nately no lives were lost. DIR N Late, OF
Harrison county, Va, was, however, Jkmmrd
between two cars and consider ably inJureds
and Mr. Woodward, of the vicinity Of Up-
perviIIe had his coilar-b bone broken, and II -
feared is injured internally. w. N. McVeigh,
daughter and neice, of Alexandria, leaped
fro:l the car aud escaped injury. The car was
shattered 10 pieces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-22

N Notice--To my Friends and the Pnblic.-
the spacious basement rooms under the store OF Nj.
Harris & Bro, corner of llth and Main streets, as
and respectfully invite call from NV friends and
the public. The Bar will be stocked with the
effort will be spared To give satisfaction to all who
mar favor me with call,
FREE SNACK served up deily at II O'Clock, A.
Nj. tno 1-dlmJ JAMES COLLINS.
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srEcIAL NOTICES

M November 2S, 1852
isree lot o! elegant
M0USELAINFS,
VAL. ROBES,
P0PLIN Do,
And other sye Dress Goods. 10 be sold Cd NJ once.
THOS. r.. PRICE &c co.
Have la,d ont SreSi variety of the abeve Goods,
j. ob,eb thew tfyite special attention. Tkey are
+, re sold withIa the neSt few weeks at some
st'hs ard theSr $assose7s ard tie p,tsiie are ins
wed 81 siVe iSeia cary cal, as they saay expect
az set them al their own prices,
fssi opened, IN elezsnt lot of Cloth CLCAKS, to
NISpiFS. FTRSin great variety. Mink, Stone
Marin So Aa Hudson BAY SsAe, Re. 10.
4 }vsnti!ul lot IRISH POPliNS recelve,it to day
-. M s.~Im TBOS. r. PRICE Il co.
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Stealing.-Americus, slave, for stealing q
pair of shoes, was bef re the Mayor yesterday,
and had his own hide tanned
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Systemttic Ro6bey.-For the past thirty
days, or rather within that time, Messrs
Crenshaw 20. have been sustaining losses
In coffee which have probably amounted to
nve hundred pounds. Discovering the loss
lew days since, they set To work to detect the
rohoers. and soon learned that two servants in
thelr employ, aided by Dick and Cyrus in the
service OF Dunlop, Moncure Co, were the
tnieves-that their servants probably forced
the cellar door and passed the coffee out to
Dick and Cyrus, who disposed of it, Salts.
| iylng themselves that they were upon the
right trail, the Messrs. c. searched the room
occupied by Dick and Cyrus, and finding
parts Of three bags of coffee, had them arrest.
eu- tettlhg ofher information as to where
the coffee had heen sold the Messrs. G obiaIn-
ed warrants, aud putting them IN the habos OF
Lieut. Lewis nj. Carter, of the night police
tnat officer, aided by the watchmen, com
menced a search which res ulsed in the discov.
e,y Oh several parcels OF coffee, and the arrest
| - Isaac IL Hoefiich. Thomas Bland, George
FRANK and George F. Love- grocers.
In Bland store the officers + und a barrel
o, coffee, recognized by the Meesrs c. In his
chhfaber they discovered TWO hearth-rups
,toirn from Ken, Paine & Co. And III his
Kitchen they fatnd two hals barrels of flour
stolen from HaxaIl 4 10
( In Hueilich's store they found a barrel and
art OF bag OF coffee and box of candles
IN rranks they found barrel and part of 4
bag Of coffee.
In loves the, found about forty pounds OF
coffee.
The four white men were arrested. and yes.
terday morning they made their appearance
peIore The Mayor to answer the charge of re-
ceiFIng coffee, knowing it to have been stolen
but as witnesses by whom they expected tt
prove their Innocence could not be got to cour
| IN time TO testify, the examination was ad
journed until Friday next, and the prisoner
were remanded to Jail. The negroes were ais,
committed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-22

IA The 81. Lawrence House
CORNER 9TH AND MAIN SITS,
Have vacant, suits of ROOMS for ismilles. Also,
single ROOMS for gentlemen.
A number of DAY BOAR 0ERS can be accom-
modated mo 2s-tsJ Mrs. r. .MACD0NOUGH.
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LETTER FROM LIEUT.. oxS. SCOTT.
A letter was also read from Lieut.. Gen. Scott
In which he says:
sAfter Z long life spent In devotion TO the
xlorious Unian which has already made us
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

basinsss Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, other wise SO.
funssal Ns.ie.s u %. Obituaries, according
to spaee occupied.
Displsysd advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under The
hoad OF of"spsciai Notices." dosbie fAs oYdsnsvp
rates.
special Notices In the Local Column - cents
per line.
Advsrtissnsnh osdsred on the Inside exclu-
sivsly In the Daily, after the 6rst two week J.
5o per cent. more than the shove rates
All fransSsnf adssrhse~eHfs M~ss be patd fos
IN adssacs. This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser the Weekly Afoue
the price will be the same a. In the Daiiy.-
Where the Daily and Weekly are both used
Is psr cent. viii be deducted from tho axxrs-
gate amount.
Under the prsssst systsa, NJ advertise,
pays 80 much for tAs spess be sssapiss, ths
changes. being ehAsosahis Tor ~ ssapositiou
only. This plan = nsw esnssally aAeptsd.-
Our charge for chaasss viii - Is ssats pei
square.
~ In all eaese 1hsrs sAsentfnements ar.
discontinued befc1 N sxpirattea m ~ yeaI
or the time contr6eAsA Tor, thsy utai ~ ha rged
mp st our rsguiss rstss for tks tins aetual !
~ In
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ESQ. @. ANDERSON. ALExAxpsx uAacr =
[ESTABLISHED IN isA8.1

BANKING HOUSE or
q - q n o. N - y R o Il o.
7 HAVE this day admittsAAs partner in shs
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, {who has
oesn my teller for the last nix ysArs). The busi.
ness, hereafter, viii be conducted under the Hrm
and style of
GEO. g. ANDERSON a 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Ban king Houses (tf mot
the ohsstl in Iowa, the now Arm solicits sontin-
uance of former patronagsso 20 literally extended &c
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit less IN.
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly BY senior part.
ner wis
RRYsKxHcns
Park Bank, N. X.
Winsiow, Lsnisr 4 Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward ". Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia,
Howard Banking Co., boston.
ClApp, Fuller = BrowDe, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Holman 1eipcks, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer kahm, Bankers,
Gilmore ! Brothsrton :. Cincinnati.
A. ID. Aunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, Bt. Louis.
Ksokak Ian. IS. GEO. G. ANDERSON
jHn6d
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New Volume, New Dress. aad New
Clab Terms!
Mooro's Rural Ncw-Yorkor.
THE LEADMa AND LAkaHsr CIRCULATED
Agricultural, Literary and Family Journal.
VOLUME X FOR 1850.
voLUME X, FOR 1850.
~

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The Tenth Volume will be Printed and IIlustrs-
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Keokuk Book-Btndoyy,

Ksokuk Book-Btndery.
AND BLANK BOOK AANUFAcToRY.
nLANK Books made and ruled to any required
1pattsrn. Court Records, y Justices Dock 80, A.
SCISSORS Book, Poll Books, Ac., Ae., furnished 1t
Old Books, Magazines, Music, Ac, bound or re-
hound In any style desired.
NY Bindefy viii be found In AcCuno'
Building, corner Of Main and Sssond-sts.
sep Il 't7-d ISAAC N. PEARCE.
1855. EaIi Ana WAnasr 1873.
sUPPLIEe JUST RECEIVED.
s.n.aurc1Nsos. JAMss Dsvss
HUTCHINs SON 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Third-st. bet. Main Johnson. KEOKUK
HAvE JUST received st their Rashionabi,
Ii Tailoring and Furnishing sstablishnsut
: choice And excellent supply Of Broadeloths
Cassimeres, vsstinxs, and dents FURNISH.
ING GOODS, Ok All desorip riptions, and guarants,
that their work shall bs doas II M most ~
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con,
Stsntly resolving tho New York and Phtladsl
phia fashions; and rsSpsetfully solicit al N,
AsstF6 good work md the Best mAtsrial TO Riv,
4hem call.
Sept. ~, 'Ss-dly JOHNSON = DEWEY.
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Rix, 81 ale 4 g o.,
BANKERS,
CORNER or MAIN AND THIRD,
KEOEuK IOWA

IOWA
A81EkgncRs.
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tylsr, ESQ.,, Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Msssrs. Dsaa, FArrsr / Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Nswbury, Wells River, VI.
Messrs. Mattocks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Mcssrs. Greeley 4 Gale, st. Louis.
Rev. 6cc. Donison, Keokuk.
b. b. Hinman, Esq.,
fuh1ld