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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-19

Ma Leeches! Leeches:! Leeches:!!-I
have just received, By Adams Express, lot Of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size. which will he applied upon the most
reasonable terms.
tended to can be found at all hours Of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM. under the Ameri.
can Hotel. tentrance on 18th street, and at night
at the corner Of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap pts X. G. HOBSON.
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nHCxAI NOTICES.
s. Ef1szkf : eR Ess SooDs.
SILKS, &c.
LATEST NOVELTIES.
IN MATERIAL AND DRefGN,
At unprecedented prices bsjnsins them within tho
reach OF all: at figures 20 per cont below si0 cost
Of importation.
apncrAf. Wf5fYxTaa

WATKINS 4 FICKLBN,
Fc URES9hNA M SH6 eEgAT R PEA II
139 mails Sweet, ssss
nave now IN store. their third supply OF
SPLENDID SPRING GOODSi
Many Of yhioh have been purchased at the auction
All iRHn Nm s SGrk st ruinoas oss, IN
DREsS GOODS
10 elegant sstin Striped and Camneasz .,.
i ss'e i9 SH dfSsFs.f MoKGJsR1sf DE cHsE
SATIN PLAID ;kENA6INE; ~ si!k;
or, RICH LACE AMP SILK MANTLEs;
,'si HHSSsSSsE ruRsl ssGlSSss' s $S|SEs
PLANT1xtTiloN PLAIDs AND sTRiPEs.
Eithe! BY Wholesale or retail, they are prepared
to offer inducements
HITHERTO unKQuALLED.
WATKINS i FICKLEN'S
SECOND OPENING OF SILKS.
We are prepared to exhibit unrivallod stock
of SILKS. VI the choicest styles, at Astounding
.esi i s9Ps sts ~ IA IT,
and REAL LACE. SILK aad BEREGE NAN
I'll Els and SHAWLS, some Of which are very sle-
gent and entirely rev II ity' SUITS 70, .,
demand. Our assortment. the extant and elegance
of hich IN advertisement can give NO idea, Will
we'll repay the examination OF all clesses Of Dry
1t the lowest prices. and liberal terms, strive to
deserve the patronage Of ALL
15 Ne Goods 'oH' %afkfNs nfficKLEN
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Opposition TO MonopoIy.A
EFRIGERATORs.
DIR. X M,
We have for sails the Dr.. KANE REFRIGERA-
TOR. manu- featured by f.. s. Farson H. Co, with
the Waterman's PATENT VENTILATOE, call
ed genuine. Also, the much superior
CHALLENGE DR.. KANE,
which is (prOnouneed) not genuine.
AS we have large assortment Of both kinds.
we cheerfully invite an examna and cOlnpari
son of each style. As We intend to sell very low.
buyers will find it to their advantage to call before
purchasing elsewhere.
THE CHALLENGE DR.. KANE.
This REF RIG orator has the VENTICATOR
on the side. with other improvements upon the
OrgIna; DR.. KANE, which will be shown. They
can be had only Of ANGUS h BYERLY,
plS-lw II Main street, Market Bridge.
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NEW YoRk, Apsi! e,-Cl =. .ehr A!bs, Powell.
Blake, Hamilton, Y. c.; Florida, Commsros. Anna
Cole, and n Ward. all trem Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, ApFitH.-Arr'd, schr. Amos Falk
enburg, Rogers. Petersburg.
echf. D bellows, Clark, from ROckp0rt for Pc
tersburx, Va with cargo Of ice. il ashore ut Mo-
nomOy. hut will probably get Oh ON rise Of tide.
BOsrON, April M.--Arr'd, schr. B. l.. Berry,
Weaver. WILMINGTON, n. G. Cid schr. Uranus,
Church, WILMINGTON, N. G.
CAnpsx. April l0.--Sl'd. schr. Challenge. Bull
lock, Norfolk.
! FAIR HAvxN, April A. ARID. schrs. Addie 4.
Barnes, Betsworth. and Vern,lion. Every, va.
q schrs. Alethea, Frances ana Hes Witch, Va.
PHNsACoLA. April 3.--CPd schr. Olivia Buxton,
Williams, Richmond.
RockrOHI: April - ARID, schr: U. D. Harwood,
Norfolk: SrE 9th, schr. r. Leach, Leach. Will
BALTIMORE, April l7.--Cl'd, schrs Roht. Healsy,
Mitchell, Wilmington, N. c.; Clara Belle, Phillips,
Richmond A. MIDDLETON, IT., Sipple, Norfolk !;
MARY Ann Hetty, Jones, Petersburg Sarah. Poul--
PHILApELraIA. April IT, crd. schr. Isle Of Pine.
French, Richmond.
a.. April ls.-Arrd ship Alexander.
NORFOLK. April l6.--Arr'd. schr. Vim. Kemper,
Kusrk, Richmond. The schr. Ocean Wave, Capt.
Slacum. Of Oxford, from this port for ersburg,
with cargo Of bricks, guano and sundfy merchan-
dze, enoOuntered heavy sQuail on the 10Th inst,
At NJ. of Sewelps Point: and sprung main
mast injuring sails, causing the vessel to leak 20
badly az to render it necessary to run her on the
Hats at Ferry Point, to prevent her from sinking.
She will be compelled to discharge amt haul up to
caulk. She has two feet Of water in her hold.
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- UOOTs. 3 NO AND usrn
INN eR TRG w :Vss e.. hs ssSd ED
Caters at el.ss; Ladies Enshsh Lasting 90. .
81 Is; another LOT OF those Lsdss fleesd shpesHs
DO DO Ms: s: TO- ~ es:a:: ss:; 81
'os eSss'ii.;E mss:Ss' sfEs.ik sS:s
e. Fs.sos sG S. sSn e S..:s:
o. 90: and large variety Of 6sn,ieIens vsss
Also large stock or Trunks. eemSrls.s L cas
1t 6. KELLER ( COS, l.s Sroa ua!t a.
css9sry Merchants and Farmers are '''''''''"
NOTICE.-Ih nye the day appointed JA !! g.
cxRfENtFHEsttlfB 5 u NJ SEN ain:ss: =.
city Of nichmoed. hsnrco. chestsrhs'd {" w.
hs'aa' 10 Day 'of oa'" on"' d. c. JORDAN;
Avy;, "A. ,ann % p-@'
sT,O MERCMANTs, TERSAMIDs M
i LINERS. AND THE ruBLig IA WV
Mrs T 3 s;slf az. sTffAsEEs s HAts
ss' Styles would 6s SsS i h Il i'I I'm ssss
.,s-.o,s.. Between f'an1'n AK ss,sssnond
I'm EsH BUTTCR, -FK ESh euII.1,str
TER. just received and 70, ;:' R 5 s'ssTsJs:
apls-u Cor. Governor asd F,..sa n.ss
rLAREF NINE. L o DON rOEs ~
- and SCOTCH ALE-0sns'1ssn ns s1'sffsoN .
apM-N Cor. Franki.s ssd 6ovesao- -, -
OURE YR Enc BRANDY A. ~ -
Z WHISKEY-Oft the oldest and sus'''
in the United states. Tor sac ~ y ROagRTsON.
.pH-M Cor. Frsnklis .ad Governor =.
I1O0T. 5 4 s Il 4 Z And - Dk.sxE *
= WINKS-viasass 'stY saaS o HS ssffssoS:
'1 =, T-a Cor. F..liia and Govs.aos =. :.
C4Rf AID HArNAsy tTx 81 = ahHsNIs
~ Z, si ;s..s. pof, : Man are. !.
ITz11S! n 81! 0ANx:-I Issss ,sss, u
n Teda's choice II 4 - 49, H
so.ssAias ssaii, ssss'''' w S)iS;'ff 'WigN:
spw-,v corass ssA aaA csael sss
vAMIS RIVER ANDkANAwaA ssN
8 s1Ss.ss. s ~ 'A'' " n. AAunY : M
n0afI1N0 aY6Uf-sev eros, ds.S
ssss'a ~ SIR. + { 9 3. Z SisxsSsESSoHr;
EX1ILY FLOUR. Of sspssics sss''v' :"
Z y ssAsl'''s 4 JHlSr. noncuas : g -.
KHNNTSSf 6H1N6T- BIas1 esrss -
Hssss ssa'a iSs .'; s6'c s'1SsS 3 g
6SKFWI11.-s 2 sasIs ssss fsss ",'''
s - s''i'l 6 an soscvss g !,
BxHlfEzYN1 "a i.s ::sa.: :;ssi y :
~: I'm. !,
= Sisuxa : WINSTON. p.sas7
WHIJ7-yH JSSIss : oo.1 essss
- :. -
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IA Large and Elegant Stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
20. -e. DRY GOD s
Just received from auction and private sales 1t
THOMAS s'fbsi s. 'G 5iSssid sE:s':x SONS,
20 BROAD STREET,
Are 4 SIS NH Sss'' Of
ss sis"d;d ~ SaEss siLxs; Clint. caENI SILKS
FSiiii IEKE s sk @Sa wa LPFdEtAaps
eas and
- Jacc g K i, hORES aeo%sces; .w.s
tsss e kka$xs'
FANS in great vaslety. ap l6-lt
"a The Misses X. 4 A. Place wish 70 In
E sSi . sS: q e 'h hsyss
10 Second street. Clay and Ma,sh. .ts
where they viii be pleased to execute any orders
MAIN STREET HOSPITAL FOR
VI SLAvES.-This Hospital 70 situated near the
corner q Main and 18th strssts.. sad = admirably
: :ss SsEFScl2' .s;S.ss
The rules and regulations soy. !ning this institu-
,.@o have already been ean',shsd circular eon-
may desire further information. -''"s1 'A''' " Nv
rsRAs Parents per week. o; less than . week.
~ Per dem; more than week and lees than two
vesks. % 10. the week. ard q Per diem, 30. Pa
tients Attending the daily ORGANIZATIONS. tn0t 6t
subiects tor Hospital confinement, chayseA the
regular fee adopted BY the profession It large
The above chxrgee include board, medicine. ussdi-
cal attendance end nussiag. Surgical operations
charged aec0fdipg 20 rules Of other ansDitals Of
the caty. Fer further lnfcrmation applg 70 the
ne sss''''sss sS;S;SSJ$G.
Main It.. het - aed 3. OF No. - y aia st.
ST: $40. PkACHY. =. D..
Exchange Hqssl: Of GIsee q ~, 81 and 9Th.
PHILIPS. HANCOCK n D. b.
cv.ua ...iSs$s:1; dsat PAs sse'Aa.
~ le.-ly Rsaidsst Assistant. ]
Fen EkA s,,i;t: =. 81 y A..srsEss -
For !er.e HpDly - IL ulese 81 CsluaueaaA -.
NOT!CF.-Asy peIsoa vlsA go ~ n sleo
ny og1INe91 now. aAaa4 . ~ e4ea1 -
heas Ell aesa ahanse ~ aaapnessSG - - ~
p0Wl - r. :; -.
e." Issliss, p ~.
IS
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IN MISS v. A. TEMpLEMAN M.
- Will open. on Friday, 10th, a full andSNE
* select assortment of 20S0
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY,
At No. 2i2 Broad street. ap19-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons gong
~ to ths Charleston Convention are re-
spectfully notified that they may save trou-
bic by transporting their BAGGAGE by ADAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY, which can remain 1T our
Office ut Charleston until their whereabouts are
asccrtained. J. l.. MACDONOUGH,
Agent Adams Express Company
Richmond Va A yi H. lSi) ap i7-lOt
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e TRAD z r s. BANK OF THE
~ CRY OF RICHMOND.-The minimum
OF RICHMOND having been subscribed, meet
ing Of the Stockholders Of SAID Bank will be held
in the Reading Room of the st. Charles Hotel. on
TUESDAY. the 24th inst :, at II o'clock M.
ap7-td THE COMMISSIONERS.
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GROcERsEs. VINES. LIQUORS. &e.-
u L. HALLOCK'S New Cheap Store, = Main
street. just received this day. By s!eamsf York
town. 10 6rkins extra yelov Goshen Butter; 10 ss-
kins prime State Butter: 20 frkins Leaf Lard;
Eastern Chesse; English Dairy Cheese; cases
Smi,h6eId Hams; Sugar cured HAM; barrels and
y bsrreis new No. Masksfel; Hallihat Fin.
Smoked Salmon; HmQked Beef Tongues: ] UI
sortment OF all Groceries kept in !. retail store,
AID l6-3t E. HALIOCK
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TO the PUBLlC.-Havinsh heard it
~ FumOred that am not prepared nor in
the habit Of uade rtaking the minor parts Of my ba
:pss; !, ssch 2; PAYING. LAYING HEARTAS.
rumlors calculated to injure me. and possibly to
prevent my friends from giving mo such Tor i t.
/ am not only prepared, but better prepared for
such work nov than have ever bee1 since WAS
eowpetest ,sorksn to attend TO that branch Of the
business excusively All that ask is call. assar-
ing my friends that any work in my line, however
great or small, shall Be executed promptly and
properly. There il another rumoF to the elect that
building 10 retarded. In apswsr 70 this bog lave
70 sas that have never fasd to contract for work
i any one nov who dssiTes to build hat cannot do
% for want Of material. let them call tho under
dated; provided however, that contract 20 lay
the bricks. Whom It was said about the Lat Of Jan
nary last that there were bricks in town. had
ON hand TOO QUO. Believe not, therefore, in IN.
mors. hut When y?9 wish e have " work DONE call
ap0-W JOHN D. QCARLEH.
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~ Rheumatism. Rheumatic SIM. "a
NEURALGIA. NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA NEURALGIA.

RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, &C., &C.,
Stiffness Qf Josnts, Re.
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
This invaluable remedy, for the cure of the
above complaints. is offered to the public ~ a
Southern preparation.
~ Certificates received every week.
For eale by the following Orugxists:
MILLSPAUGH l. JOHNSTON.
WIN. P. LADD. - j. w. GARLICK.
G. 8. DAWSON. - w. PETERSON
!. W. FRAYSER W. U. SNELLlNGS.
MEADE 4 BAKER: - J. Il; PEARGE co.
~ Wholesale orders solicited, and supplied on
the most liberal terms.
e. In ali cases of failure. after a fai, trial,
according TO directions, the purchase money will
be refunded.
an l9--lW
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AS. I. b. P.-Dr. J. W. Garlick-Dear
Sir: have for some months used IN my family
Semple's justly celebrated BAKING POWDERS,
and take pleasure in recommending them to al
ANTILLES as the very best article have ever tried
for making light, sweet. spongy bread: There 10
no excuse for had bread when Semplo's Powders
are used Respectfully,
J. RICHARD bHwELLEN.
Petersburg, Va, July 3Oth, 1859.
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IA. Sale of Valuable r cal Estate ON Union
AND CHURCH HILLS, THIS DAY.-We invite
SPECIAL attention to our sale of REAL EST FATE
on Union and Church Hills, commencing THIS
EVENING At O'Clock:
lst A lot of LAND on 18Th. between M and N
streets, - by 49, alley ~ feet wide and Oppo-
site Leigh Street Baptist Church.
ID Two ACRES. bstwsen and H and SD and
Sd: Two HOUSES and LOTS and two VACANT
LOTS adjoining. on the North side Of Clay, be-
tween 18th and 9th streets, Church Hill.
4th. A beautiful LOT on 26th, between o and
streets.
For terms, &C., refer to the auction column of
this paper. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR kON.
ap l9-1t AuctlOneers.
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oHRvANTa FOR HInr-
LOST AND sTRAYED.

>-~>~- -~s..<s~
OST-In March, leo, q CERTlFIcATrS :,
II the Savings Institute Of Richmond, NJ IL"
dated November 10th. 1857, for the sum of 81 n
starding in the mama Of HAIRY WIHsroS th
persons are cautioned against trading Ior a, :.
ceiving said Certificate. pay mont Of came hays,
been seopped. apD 2av3s
~z9<rM STRAY COW ...On Tuesday IN. In,
EA< instant, escaped from nv bow hstvsssnn
na Broad street and Bacon Branch a is,,a
white cow, with . few brown spots on nor iscs
neck and other parts the points Of her horns az
cd of. end blenish. think, in her left ava: hsa
on, when she escaped. . billet of wood fastened -
her neck with trace chain. A reward Of Five
Dollars will be paid to any Who will deliver her
to DAVID ]. SAUNDERS. Esq. Richmond.
ap l9-d2t&cWlt THOMAS HARDIN.
~1eok NOTICE Game TO my house. 6v.
T6A miles below RicAnond.a Rei BUFFALO
s COW, with right ear cropped. The owner
can get her by proving property, paying charIss
sp D~M. LEWIS scHoNBERGER
$40 REWARD. STRAY ed or stolen from
IN before store door on Shockos Hill oa
SORREL MARE. aged 3 or n years. with blaze
of about half the length, and quite bind in her lei,
eve. Sbe had on somewhat Of rev saddle with
n rusty blue cloth underlined with black morocco
made by u. Il. Miles, and curb bit with two psir
OF reins she walks and trots qaiIe fast The Above
mentioned reward will be paid if the mare and sad
die 10 delivered to Mr. n G. Lpscomb near old
EhOckoe Hill tavern, on Broad street. any Inlor
nation so that the owner can get them.
ap IL d3tcW1t
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~ Orange Nectar. Orgeat and ShePbrt
SfkUPS,-W now serve these really delicious
SyTups at our Coda Fountain. As they are very
carefully prepared from the best Of fut. they can
be drank by the most DELICATE persons, without
fear Of nausea. JAS. H. PEARCE & CO.,
Corner Of 9th and Broad streets,
ap1 S--lw Valentines old stand.
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Having used to some extent your "SEMPLE'S
BAKING POWDER" unhesitatingly pronounce
my family for the purposes for which it 10 recon-
mended. Rev. THOMAS BINFORD.
Mari Hill. HenrcO county, 18th Oct. 1858.
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tn THE VOTERS OF HENRICO
~ COUNTY, am no longer a candidate
for COMMISSIONERS OF. THE REVENUE for
the Upper District: My friends will accept my
thanks Tor their kind wishes. and my oppon ents my
I. .. s. Mn embers Of Washing-
~ ton Lodge, No: Is: l: Q; NJ will meet
for the purpose of transacting important business
All members that feel an interest in the order fill
be expected to, attend. By order 81 the
ap l9-lt GRAND COMMANDEk.
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IA Auction.-GROCERI WHISKEY, &c.
apI9-lt l. 4 g. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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Nc s,..s sST Ss sc "a r J. s sUszs.
-, n, 9; M0LAssEs; Old lava and Lassays
Queen City HANS; smoleA ToNegEas:
BRAs s1Ssa esI sYE HsHlsYs:IYia' Oh f11Seh
r.; Gomez j. y III. s no..
CUNDR sEs.-, 20 bbls. Rect,ksd WAisksy; 100
~ cases Lanford Lic0riOe: ~ Qasee Olive OF; l00
s,s .sd .S 8 To- Ss r. No No.
is'ses. In store and fc $751; ale = r.p,rya On
T,HOsE FINE Grass Linsl Qdkfs that LEVY
= isseuing a. = ces.. g certainly TIE Haealese
goods Of tbs hind ever oeered. an1 are veil wosth
3 ;sss e: q 90
CPelck H.ye.s aas Pri,eiss cIsis,,s ..ss Ard To-
1850 = Cor. Man; ID iSSS IL.
VSME rs! HA60AlNo - Dry 0oods q
'ssss ''s'''''''- e@A i1e3s ' Maj. It
I EVYsS ST0NK Vii scw S epss svssy dsy,
~ SATURDAY. A9u 9aaday exeoDeQd. 1eAs - miHd
thas No - Main sreet . - DlAao ~ eAsuesns.
ssas6e ~ III nfNo0. -ia(e tszsF sstsa size
lSs - -. - s.sss c. Z
SnraNx W
Tax sL1sll lidi; {, !
=! 1511lL z - -
10 81 - = : 1T Il
= -. ..,. s = :! !
Fall - - T51 r
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~ TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
- Stolen, from my stable, on the nisht Of
the 30th or w,Ornins Of the slst March
49,, light sorrel NJ ALE MULE. having hasi
stripes on the legs, each shoulder
and down the hack. asO q scar on ono hind foot,
and marks Of gear on him. The above reward viii
he paid If he il delivered tO me. nsayor to Alfred
James, in Petersburg or any information, that
can set him.
apl7-ts Mrs. NJ. u. BAkKSDALE.
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"a The Misses e. l. A. Place wish 70 In
form the ladies of Richmond Of their having
REMOVED their DIR ESS MAKING BUSINESS
TO Second street, betw cen Clay and Marshall SITS
where they will 10 pleased to executo any orders
in their line Of business. ~ J3-lWs
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- TO LEMU EEL J. BOWDEN, Esq.
~ DHAR Sir: We. the undersigned, resi-
ssrv,ces Of dilse emit and competent man for the
JUDGESHiP OF THE CIRCUIT of which our
ccnntv forms part, which office has become va
"a Mt Nv tho ueath Of judge CLOProv. Your abili
~ and industry are proyeIbisl throughout the Cir.
srncIncinx YOU 10 . candidate, and supporting
vou at the polls, for that office. Please allow US
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have THE dsy appointed JAAtss
~ r. TENNlLLE ~ my AGENT - earn =. sse
CARPEN rERC BUSINESS answhsn po~.
city Of Richmond. HsnVico, Chestsrhe'd OF ~"
hstan. To bay for each only. ,opnAS
A,,;I n. ,a>n sp p-@'
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A. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY BIZ =
RICHMOND, April IL, 1850. q
ATTENTION., COMPANY. = Meet q
NJ your Armory, flaw Buildingl this lTHURS-
4DAYl evening. punctually. At O'Clock.
present for the transaction of business.
an i9"lf 'o C. &. MORGAN. O.6.
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To Messrs. Canellum C. Fowlkes, Jr., d.
Atkinson, &c. ap l9-lt1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
Democratic State Convention.

FhANKTORT, KY, Tnesday Jan. To, I6bU.
The Democratic State Convention met yesterday.
David Mernweather was elected Chairman. Every
county was fully represented.
TIE folio ing debates elected to the Charles-
con Convention: Mestrs. X. X. Williams, g. a. Cald
we'll John C. Mason, ID. p. White.
The Committee on Resolutions presented majority
and minority reports Both indorse the bred Scott de-
cisiOn.
The majority report declares that James Guthrie is
the choice of Kentucky the nominee for the Presi-
eney by the Charleston Convention. The report also
indofses the Buchanan administration.
The minority report declares for Judge Douglas and
Popular Sovereignty doctrines and depresates the sp-
paon TO Congress for legislation In favor OF Slavery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
From Albany.
ALBAEY, Tuesday, il

ALBAEY, Tuesday, JAM III, 1860.
A Bill was noticed, by MIR. Calvin, in the Senate,
to-day relative 70 rents Mr. Calvin seeks 10 reopen
1be kntrent question 1t virtually nules the recent
decision of the Court of Appeals against tenants and
provides that there is rent where there no SUD-
ssng reverson interest left in the land IN the party
claiming such rent.
Mr. Calheotts Amendment 70 the Act Regulating
wbarves and Slips is designed for the protection OF
those lines of steamboats, which occupy wharves or
slip leased to their agents. As the aw now stands
Il only affords protection to those lines of steamboats,
leased 10 their owners If Mr. CaoOts Bill is passed
both owners and agents will be equally protected
Mr. II. SuTh's bill amending the Militia law ex-
cwpts teachers regularly employed IN the public
SCHOOL, from litary service
Mr.. Ponds bill IN relation to actions on mutual IN
suEance companies notes limits the time Tor suelng
zach potes 10 years. II action is not commenced
within thirty days after the expiration of the term OF
Insurance for which note is given, the plaintiff shall
only recover the amount issaed upon such premium
note and the interest Ii reqares security for costs ID
be given any action is brought by the receiver OF
an iDsolvent company.
Mr. MCQuade introduced bill making it unlawful
for stockholders in an Incorporated company TO vote
by proxy snd prohibiting the reception OF any vote
MOI cast by the ttockholder in person.
Mr. Voorhees, bill TO amend the law OF divorce al
lows divorce for deserton for three years. and Tor
cruel and inhuman treatment provided that three
years residence in the State Is proved by the party ap
plying for the divorce.
Mr.. Law gave notice of bill % liquidate the State
debt and interest," which will provide for tax OF one
per cent on plate watches and jewery, valued over
y certain amount, horses and carriages used for
pleasure alone and all articles of luxury such as
pictures, statues, DE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

BUFFALO. Tuesday, Jan III, looV.
An Apti-Slavery Convention is now in progress in
shis city, Parker Pilsbury, Susan b. Anthony, A. M.
Powell and other leading Abolitionsts, are in attend
snee The resolutions characteristic, embracing
the following adeas: American SlaveryiS the sum Of
All yilLnies combination of all cruelties and crimes
robbery, piracy, adultery, murder, and whatever
else is impure unholy, and accorsed. Shareholders
have no right 10 life, liberty, or the pursuit OF happi-
ness and should be regarded criminals and outlaws,
and be compelled 10 release their prey. Our IN on
with such shareholders lie also sin and crime. The
least Unrest of dsunon from the South should have
been hailed with Joy by all the friends of the enslaved
TIE Governments Of the Slave Etates are but organ
lied bands OF thieves and robbers living by plumber
and piracy on the avsls Of unpaid toll And finally
Il is the duty Of Senators and Representatives from
pontlayehoang States TO return 10 their constituent
ejes and take measures for the foundation OF North
ern COnfedefacy that should be indeed free, and an
asy loan for The oppressed of all nations.
The resolutioIs are 10 be discussed TO morrow, and
will Of course be adopted The Convention will then
adjourn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

HIGHLANDS, Jan.

HIGHLANDS, Jan. 10, 'unset-wind light nom s w
weather a dense tog.
SANDY HOOh Jan 10, snuset-No inward-bound vessels
In sieht. Wind hsh from ). W; weather thick.
FONT LAbAi tTTE, Jan. 10, sunset No inwsrd.b
vessels IN sight Ship Harvest Queen for Liverpool passed
down at ls;S p rn inflow Wind light from n. w. weather
iorRy.
BOs1ON Jan ioAr. bsrls Saous Mars,en New-0rlean.;
Mooena Ryder ChaIestoni kepandins Gorham Messiusi
Harvest Hamuond SSyannah schr Wn Allen Msy Charles.
ton. Below, brig santiago, Hadley, Aux Cayea
NEWPORT, Jsn TO- Arr. schrs Sesuin Elliott, Wuins'
ton, N c. Tor boson ~ D. Scndder smith Boston for raa
gier; Msgsie Re biikey. New bedford for Norfolk.
SAVANNAH, Jan. hScrew steamship Hunsville Of Crom.
wer' line nom Newly orb erived Sunday afternoon.
ID inst.