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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16
s,A SnotCO sPRING>. wARKEi

A sHotCo SPRINGS. wARKEN
YGnUATN. y, c, Will be open the
A..sz41Sth Of July, for the aooommodaiIQn Of
E-.,Iurs. A STRONG CHALYBEATE tPRIN6,
which - though To to equal to any, has been dls
covered upon the premises since the close ui last
season, within SIX hundred wards Of the Ha'el -
a age iwo-storS BOWLING AND BILLIARD 81
IuaN Will be constantly upea for the amusement
ot VISA oT9 FREE 0f cRHTCf. A SPLENDID BAND viii
he IN attend tnce durlng the season.
>HOCSO SPRINGS are distant IL miles South
from the WarrentuA rcpot, on the Raleigh and
Wedon RalYoad. Mr.. ". X. PHILLIPs VIII be
40 readiness on the arrva! OF each train of cars,
Wtth comforlab bie Coaches, to convey company To
ihc springs IN ,be shortest tms, without the least
Gets sution.
RArE. or RohRD.-Per day, $50; per week,
50 per month. SIS. SlnEls meal, 50 cents. Chi-
Gsen and servants, half price. Jy 9-lm
sA THE ASHLAND H0TEL.-Ths
WA Ypopular resort, situated sixteen mlies
x,a IiCm RICHMOND, IN the beautiful ard
tGTIsIn. = Iiage of ANHbAN d, on the Richmond.
FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Railroad, rs now
open for visitors. and IS pTepa ed 10 acoomEo-
dare families with good fare. aud everything dosl-
rahle. The head of the family will be furnished
wish p Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
u.uud.
For further information, apply at Superintend
eH''s Office Richmond, fredericksburg and POto-
mac Railroad. or address
JNU l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
- is Asptaud. Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
,a BRAINAR HuUsE, o,v

& 2e ElmiRA NEW YORK.
l.saL f.. BLOSSOM. PRoPRIKToR n,
4 OfmeTfy Proprietor of the Hlosson HOUSE, mo-
chester, n. " ,-
This larro and commod.0us hotei, Al tAe Juhotien OF
Of the n : and r. Il X. sith the ROADS ieadthk
from Baltimore 20 Niagara faiiS' 10 h"N "F0" i"'
the reception oi visitors, ,,.,4o -,
heds and af,snttye servants, are some ot the at
trs,,,,,'s g., ,rsyeers No eh,rts will he spared 70
co~t9ps rs character as FIRsr-CLASS no
IkL. . .... 49,. suu 49,.
nrnrur . through tickets 10 Baltimore, At whIch
,ol,f through tickeis can tie procured TO the Falls
(, tbe NoTttsrn Central Raliro ~, the shortest
and most expeditions roulc TO Eimlra, Canada,
and the Northwest
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Airhmunh Qispatfh.
NV cowaRpiN y nAmMERsLEy.

"a TIE DAILY DISPATCH ia served 70 CUB
,cTsTtrs At SIX sND AQnsRTRR cENTs PrR wgxx,
r,,s ne tn the Carer weekly, frice for mailing,
sta year or S2fe for SIX months, 10 advance.
~ TT = SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH tsissued
every Tuesday and Friday at $500, in advance.
FRIDAY, and mailed 10 subscribers at 81 per snnum.
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TERRIBLE AcCIDExT-1 Family DropHtd.- -
The St. Anthony correspondent Of the St. Paul
Pioneer writes to the latter on Saturday last
the particulars of terrible calamity, preyi-
ously reported by telegraph
"Our community was startled on Thursday
by report that six persons had been dro w ed
in Lake Calho n. The following named per-
sons are the lost: Rev. II. M. Nichols, pastor
of the congregational Society of Minneapolis,
Nancy, his wife, ard Henry, their son. aged
thirteen; Mr.. n. Cleveland, brother-in- law of
Mr. Nichols, and Emerette, aged thirteen an d
Ella, aged eleven, daughters of Mr.. Cleveland
But one little boy, aged two years, is left of
the Nichols family, while the Cleveland family
remaining consists of q bereaved sorrowing
wife, and two interesting daughters of tender
years.
"The circumstances OF the 0tastrophe, as
correctly as We could siRan them, are as fol-
lows The families We're visiting the Lake on
a pic mic excursion The party consisted of
ten persons 1t was proposed to battle. and
while Mr.. Nichols and MIR. Cleveland were
putting on bathing dresses, Mr.. Nichols son
and Mr.. Cieveiand's daughters entered the
water. Owing to the abrupt descent, some
twenty feet from the ma rgin of the water, one
OF the little girls was soon beyond her depth
This being observed by the brave boy, be ven-
tured in to relieve her failing in which, be
desired the other little girl to reach out her
hand which she did
Thus joined, hand in hand, they struggled
pub idiliDR 10 get up the SneIplD2 oSEk ana be-
coming alarmed, they called for help when
Messrs. Cleveland and Nichols rushed in. hand
in hand. Not being within reach they req uest-
ed MRS. Nichols 10 enter the water, which she
did, taking her husband by the hand. Mr.
Cleveland, still retaining a hold on Mr.. Nj
chols' hand, entered che deep wa;er and sue
eeeded in reaching tIe struggling children.
But standing on the shelving bank he lost
his balance, and in falling dragged Mr.. Nichols
and wife into the deep water. They sunk, re-
tanning fast hold on each other Thus those
that could swim were preven nted from doing So
and soon sunk TO rise no more. Mrs Nichols
was ouoyed up by her light skirts and repeat
edly called 10 her sister, Mrs. Cleveland. to
come to her aid. This noble lady did all a DELI
cate, sickly invalid could, but her efforts were
of no avail, and Mrs. Nichols too, perished
during the afternoon of Thursday the bo-
dies of Mr.. Mich Is, wife and sor, Mr.. Cleye-
land and bis two daUgh ters six in number
in appropriate cUftins-were exposed in the
parior of the late residence of Mr.. Nichols.
side by side, and througs of visitors gathered
to view the sorrowtul scene"
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COYNER's sWuiTEASD uI.A,K
XEKA 2EULPHIR A N u G Ii Z Y u Is a n, rs


viii be open for the reception of visitors on the
lst of June. II is situated on the ltns and IN
fRiI clstc Of the Virginia and TtaaeSSse RaityonI
about half mile Fl bom Bonsack's Depot, Roanoke,
Va, st which depot an OMNIBUS will always be
found waiting, the arrival of the cars, To con
Yey passengers to the Springs.
These WHITE and BLACK SU LPH y X
WATERS have effected numerous cures. The
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases Of Dys-
Pepsia, serious affection OF the Liver Kidneys and
Bladder, General Debility, and especially diseases
oil the Nervous System, and those diseases Pc.
euliar 70 females !; the BLACK SULPHUR, all
anus oi 1lsesi 90 OF the skn, aggravated cases OF
letter, ana othef eruptlons Of the Skin.
The ACCOM- INDICATIONS are canal To any 10
le found IN tie mountains of virginia and the
TABLE and TT ENDASTs of the most satls~
ta9Gfy character, together with a fine BAND OF
MUSIC, and every other attraction usualv found
a first eass WATERING PLACEs-as To- ali Of
which We beg leay. To refer 10 tie large nu,nber
OF persons who have heretofore visited the nj aae
40 pb-dsm REFEi,FISGER P,i,nSS
NJ A.HisE OIL, Letd pil, Lsn,g Oh. Lubrl.
taf sslsbs A. SpBEEBk A. ca V'f
MAN ct. nssf OH .hSss.,
Wh'TS"s "s'rr7 s''sss1gyaTf,rss.
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iseH b.x,, 6 Rs[t,.sPs KESsFP,, Esq. Washington.
/E,rs BARNvM, Esq..
, " kgNNETr, - int.
x Il. COLEMAN, Eutaw House, D"'''
T.. /. ADKEoS,
wv. GAREETT, h"'''s"uIs' ~ 10 Pm
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LA BgDFoKD ALuMAND IODINE

YNYSPRlNGS.-The Springs will be open
@.yzEaA for The reception of Visitors on the 18th
81 jane; Ihey are situated directly on the l.y nch
uurg and Salem turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot. on the
Fftinia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
aVehcIe vail run during the season To convey visit
1irsinia and North Carolina, coming here by pa blc
convey ance, VIII take the South Side Railroad al
Teterspurg, thence to l.ynchburg. and then per
virginia and Tennessee Railroad To Forest Depot
ie I-3m 7. EEhOIS & SNNS Ernnriatnrs
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4 the ASHLAND HOTEL

RArE. or RohRp.-Per day. $50; per week,
So per month, SIS Slnxls meal, 50 cents. Chu-
Tyso sud Se wants half price. ly 9--lm
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PerAouAl Intxlltgencs.

ZION sineon q, ne,oa, OF Pennsy lvan,A; Hon A. Par
ser snd fsuiy, ana Hon o B ooehran al OF Albany,
HIM A. Hoey ard 'annily, OF Connecticut. AMI Judge
Baawin, OF Syracuse, are stopping at the 81 sehol.'
Eeiei
J. Gregory ard wife. of Bridgeport, Conn 8 Girls
ooo aud Wife Of Albany; c. Wilson, Of Aabans and W.
Bradley, Of Mencsn Conn, stoppng al IAiArge
Hoase.
CAP; Judklns Of mo Iasr steamship Persia o.pt Ken
nedy, ~ the stesraEhip Ednbursh Capt Nc iill
Royal oansdian rides, Adoerey and family or the Ia
hsmls. snd A. Wad, o. Bcsso1, stopping Q! the
Everett Hoase.
srjo- Graham and Rr. Ten Brook both OF The United
Clements, Of Connecticut; Col, R. IAmo aad 4 Dan
orth both OF Texas, and Rev. Beloy, Of Virginia,
are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
xr. /. B. kcRenna, Of the Roysi Navy r. Aertos, Of
P1ltimore N. kalony and W A Armstrong ooIa OF nj
ladelphia, are stopsins at the unicu Pace iosei
Capt. Allen NcIare ard family. Of New York; DR.. Tay
lor, 81 New Milford Rev b Wyatt and daughter, Of
New VI X ~ stoppine =, the 81 Denis Hotel
James AcpYs "A and family o. g, Louis; Csp, Taylor
and w!'e, Of London Rr lAsc,uno ana family OF New
Carroll and frily, OF Maryland, stopping at toe Ga
reudon Boie
Americans sgsered At the banking house OF cheybete
Zane s Co, Isrs, for me week ending Oct 27-M. @.
w. Daring, pr. T. W. ROlconb wife, l. I. IAvrey,
Gra,h, r Lyon, John WIS, D Wickham.
James Rorke, A. Waite aud lady, G A. psrtins, r
= ! Rass, wslle, A. W. Greenhsrt and family. New
York; kmtner, innhvi!ie. Ky Dr W. E John
ONO, " VI II tchcocE, San trarcteco Cal, S'@i
man, A. Fey ster, Mr. Emerson Baker, boston; Mrs.
Marye sGd daughters Bat.n'ore N. Mcguire Boston, J.
slacs, " Y. @ Levy, J s snyer, w. = Swain phila-
eelpnA
rnefc s residing hudson street, ia the Third
ward . Ernrs, New York, old laty oaned Mr. iao-
neh weber who reached ner twenty nnh birthday on
Wednesday az week before isst, yet hundred
yerrr old TLs remarkable circumstance 70 attributed "
the fact tina. she born February az, 1880 and
ss thai leap year there Las been but twenty
cnrrcrcee ~ thai day ron the time ~ birth thu
rrcreni t,ce. .rs Weber receives sunnl peoston
., Eio..y SIX dollars fsen tue sovornmconcr husband
hsvns taleI ~ Gs,ye part IN The revolutionary
Although she nss attained ouch edrarsad she Ia
ft, remarkably active vigorous Sne couyerxee
iN'iise1uy snd With dectso interest concerning the
"olce times aud OF the aise nad iifrculticc WITH
which he u.n az The wnE'cn Of The revolution we're
surrounded
G. Andrews, ESQ L'ndou, England; A y Broad
lead nEd fsUy, y giant; NtT Anne te lars and sf,r
ht~ York; Cart Holcotab, ~ Paul Hsnrs rorwcsn, ESQ
6aena. \. y MITCHELL tsq Phisdslphs, Cyrus Adams
"a .a'forns. Hon Ioho r. farrswcrh Glinote j ".
Holman, 40 iaa yer City. h. r; A + Macdonald aud
family CAusfs we're IA CT sssgo "a the 5ta inst
s. Gov, Pratt, ya. c Kinshsn sut =. scover y
= SSiy third r,a'raeat, Nova Scotia, are In Waxh
iaglon.
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-th1holk HnLr IN demand. put continued
light, embracing about $50 ees. ., % 10 81 50.
southern brands we're irregular and grades were
rather earicr. me sales embraced about TOO bbls
oiosing within The above range d prices Ryo
-four was suacy q. our hxurrs With sales
~ about 200 bbs Cora meal In tolsrabe demand al
quotations. with OF anout 500 bhl, part Jersey ana
part ssrshs csoric wheat Ictive and IA god a.
nand ior export The sales eubrnocd about $50 900
oushe here and 70 arrive, including psyces specua
or snd Tor export, at VI IS for Western mixed 81 %
u 56 for white hicn gan and Kentucky, 81 IS 81 IS
FOR white CATO, 81 20 81 80 for white caaass fi az
scou,su 81 70 81 30 or rcd state al 2ss Al as ,or
hrausee club, VI ~ for Racine DO, Hno fI 10 81 e
'er snleago 'rrnE Corn w1 h-m Ia ihc forcnoon bat
The Ugh rate q ftghs tended o. drprcss pross Witch
closed 10 favor Of purchasers Barley was 10 hair AZ
mane and nrm, wilh sales OF Is 900 bssosis 7os
10. for state Toe Tilsc for caEsoa Essi an 7ss
soc fo- DO. wet Rye was quiet a, Il, 100 oats
In good request aud urn, with -aies OF Is O0C
bushels n 31o STSc for Western AID Canadian al
$40 $50 for STATE
CoTrvv The auction sale 10 day comprised about 100
bsss Re, At IKE for inferior 70 lSso Tor good--ave
rage. IS &c, Hpa 500 30 81 DOMINGO a l2ao als.c
oor1os Inc ssics embraced about 100 500 ble,
IRE Tatast WIS siesdy and price, unchanged
fsnieHrs --ita.es ttill tended up~ard 70 Liverpool
about 30 900 10 COO bushels q wheat engaged IA
buk tnd bags. ~ led a1esd; 600 bbls sour q, is 81
200 bis. vhest nj a. % with che~-e Cos rs
LouGen leo bb. four engaged At q. 3i GEO bags
clover sccd Il as al PER toa, and SO boss, ce =
Zoe - Glasgow trg WIS taken 90 Dad viGh n 600
bushels vhsst stpl To Bremen 100 bacs q cotton
FKrn-Tho :. . Embraced sbout 5000 boys Waiav.
rstins toludlrs layers a. q 70, and Re q e IS.
,nrt@t were f'e@'y, WIN saice q loo bbs. al 30.
Citou ranged from 2ic 22c.
HsY.-The marte, Was steady, with gales OF about
1000 bales ~ soc a s5c.
NofAsrs wre quiet, and prices without alteration
NAVAL srnxi9 were Ia moderate deman a. aai prgoas
without change Of Importance Some Gales o. spirits sero
maze ., aoc, is days; crude was quiet sDd po-ln.l
some saies OF common rcsn repored ., 81 a2 per
80 Ibe
ous -IInsecd war dull and heavy =; sec &c cru3s
whale and sperm were quic, ard unchanged.
Pscvrioss-povs-rhe mvket rather nrmer and
IN rome better demand TIE sses embraced about 500
goo bbls including mess Al sic 49, aud new prime ct
stt f1l 81. Beef steady and 10 fair demand with
sslee of 80 bbs A - rs $40 for rep~csed mess
and Gil for extra Out meats scsrce ana firm and
In good demand. lard Vas firm and the supply isht.
with saIes Of 300 bts Al 12c t2r.c for pe~ and oId
Ru- The s~sss embraced about 700 500 tieross a
tAc. AYE
hhda, without change of moment In PRICES, with 100
bones ~ ,. =, and % hhds. meiaoo a. p l.
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CLEARED
Steamship ha,anzss, I1esegsng hsianzas-Aors Bros VA
s1.nalip honsxomAry. Berry. ssvaAnss-B oruawes
. ssssmsAiU EoAnols, Couch, Norfolk. Ao-Lsdian Hsi
SIP :rs -. E ss.i .. sns
ss K,os P,oy Hatch Ensdos TO ss. Ssbns~
snip GC Dow. RA,nes Rri~sol-I eard. racxar amitA
Es4s s aSS Ap x,nsc lanes
BARK Nord AnsrisA Brsm,, f'iedencks Brsrep-Funch
s sr,s &c STZ..l Upton cs- s Esp
BIZ ssns.s s.Ss psr sa' sS S sms si 70
sr,x Mary kor.hos.e .so'nwAll-Thos J.Aes
krig Kmg Brsssers, LArrawsy. Port rrncs~Pecx
R1ig santiago tBreno Essuerocs Port N piss
hsg c:nge. p.reorn Eissos,hposs-T,sss Dea5o1rn
shah. '"A' Us = rum :
srhr George DAVIS Iorney Savannah
sehr Robert caldwell nuason chAIlrs,nccresay, Not;
sehr N Pie Crawford chsrles.ou--vaa s,on. slayhl
schr rlsDner Nesrs, Cha, essp,--D . Nn,rsy
,esr o sarh ses, wim%sssJ s@ss ~
s ssSr f $500, ssso r n VT
schr Hamilton tsden AieEanArss- stafford Dot o.
s.S rly%outs si soss sSr,,s , so;;on a
soop oregon RSodss, Prov,dense-Sssler
Steamer + Cadwsilader, pterson. Baltimore
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Phladslcka
ARRIVED
Steamship 2u'u (pY) Good. iu Ttvsrnoc Oct n with
TO alden Bpsh hIpereDced and sW gales ars,
srig Finsnc,er Hasken shrahe.hport Tar salem
hrg .eepA Johnson, bridgeport i6 hours "a ballast :,
seh Clifton Br Mcclellan Halifax, 7osys with n.a %
I-sof
schr Cactus Furber, Brszos 20 dsys h,ses
Smith a 10.
schr parmelee Gssiii wsshg,op nc with eotton to
u Williams
schr as9se Darby, Rogers, xorehead c.y days
ten Ac 10 ID q murray.
Sch, Washington, soser. Ess HsrAor, sdsys
Schr Judge Isuney Fos1. Ehzabeinl soE Salen1
echr Albert Elton khzan@thaors FOR salem
Schr L~ebbrrg. swift EhzSbethporp
scar Amr. BAR; Einsssso1. for sss, sTsss VIA
1chy brsnerd. Chspm Eiie>Desnpnrt for HArtics1
schr kev Denskt Scoviil EhyahethpnrI Norwich
Schr j W. Faulkin Bosom days
schr Howard batrr. Boston osye
schr Mar Smith Cape Cod II hsurs
Srhr q Clark Is msEs) Cha 4. Hartford days
S<hr Robert sn lh, Wilcox Portland days
Sohr srsinsrd, nu'se Portland dsya
Scar Jneeph- Dneli Portland. 2 GAYS
schr Celestia, Co =, PorSlsad 1dsys
Scbr y X. Raymond, Albany for Haven
Shop II scranton. Coo. klzsbeihport FOR Norwich
tlolp Active, smith Fhzsseshpor- for sag Hartar.
stssuor Tacsny. Eiv. Philadanmrs.
Aaamsv Peursn baker proysenrs
SteAmer Westcbes.er, Jones Provdstce
5AII4HD
shamshirs Na.snEss Ncisozas; Montgomery, Savannah
Ro.noke, Norfolk, &c: ship Iiros, Valparaiso
Wind durinS The day NV.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THuNDAy, Nov. SEP NJ
AfTrrs-Ihe market WAS qaiet, with Email sales a.
6kc
BSxADsrrys -Four-The market exhibited rather
more rfmness with fair demand Tor domestic usc al
Tor expr for common and medium graice. while
brandr we're nrm bat less active The saes embraced
ab.y4t ,rs.htn ths ,,uo
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this morning were s-O 6f2 % 81 and the balances.
81 1854 IL.
The annual election Of the stockholders OF the
New York and Erie Railroad viii be held on the
18th Of December next. II is reported that Mr..
Cornelius VANDERBILT, viii be made member Of the
new board. Mr. Vanderbilt il now, perhaps, the
largest holder OF Erie securities.
The New Orleans PicGyure, under date OF the
evening Of the lst inst, remarlls:--
ito discount brokers have plentiful srppy Of paper
but tardy deem ucccssary 70 oncn Their po-toiils
pcat The fe~ trsnsscicns effected this morning
werc Al range q IL Is pcr ceot Tor short In Ions
rater ncininr o. corseauegce cc1a AZ hank there
~ harp dfnard for money, Ard IN mast u "
rely acrotsd 10 the extent Of ths income Ia
oAges, however, would srpca t1.t ma discounts arc
down unneossssry thus dtirihu!rr very guNqaaly
trc burden of allevlaion " " 10, bank. pursue
this cnure The community all have 70 s1Gsr Exchingos
n very ur.stsf9rier- cardac thss moving u
ncs rot - much question q rat an aniity 10
friaic ne itsrirF dealers vere o1lv inclined ~ upe
rate In s1lsl ., lover GTrres Gear sterling re
coed T. le1 ioi9s, and drafts vita bil ~ laing
81 loo q lOos A. the close there va considerable
nuni sft ovr-. tho market ovceutly tends do~r
~Nd u the transac' moderate, and
quote from Fs2h H25. Very choice lanes or
Paris NAY brlng fraction rorc sixty day bills on
NeS YORK sre heavy and ma nos ae rated from 81
rsr cert aPrrnt sight - discount IN bank, ano
- discount outside Some sold ~ lgw a. \.
Tie receipts Of The Chicago and Northwestern
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Police Hems.-The following pessons appeared
before the Recorder last Saturday. and Were
examined for the oAsncss for which thsy were
Daniel w. Crawford, drunh aad disordariy
In the street. Held to bail 10 4lOO - - -
-Wtiliam Weis. deaf and dumb, from the State
pfNew York, was arraigned for taking lodgtugs
being his flrst appearance he was discharged.
George. slave 10 Williams 4 RaeIand. vas
convicted OF tresrxssipe on the -ptemises OF
Peter Everett, and sentenced 70 the lash.
Thomas A. .1yteN free peSro from Caro-.
line county, was afrested for Want Of his Yegis.
tor, On pronisins 70 leavs the city a. ones, -
was releaeed = E,r@gs -, - = :
Philip Helfrick. for selling liquor 70 heilSunk
was fined q. s3s0 ia r r~HoI = :" .sy0
John AllpoSt WAS rspremaaded for uakink
q lodging room os an alley and dfschafred. -
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THE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATRa' sAoolr.
TANoE.-The letters Of Abraham Lincoln and
Hon II. Hamln. accepting the nomination Of
tho Chicago Oonventiops arp ppblished., Mr..
Lincoln says: s.l3 .-.5. s5sseot2 -z-sy,, = =
Tho declaration Of principles and senti-
ments, meets my approval; and 1t shall b
my care not TO violate, or disregard it, In any
part. 1mploring the assistance Of Divine
Providence; and with due regard to the views
and feelings of all who Were represen ted in
the Convention; to the rights Of all the States.
and Territories, and people Of the nation; to
the invioiability of the Cons titution, and tho
perpetual union, harmony and prosperity Of
all. am most happy to cooperate for the
practical success Of the principles declared BY
the Convention. s 80 = a. saTl -l-.lls7r.s
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Reeorsriss.-On enQaiYy yesterday morn.
ing. we aseerfaiged thai Mr. JAasi i. CBAD.
Ton, one Of the city wetcAnsn, Who Mas 1au.
eeronsly stabbed ON The aighs q ahe I'd last,
idly recovering from his wepnds-}hat, Txoa,
DOCkR1Y, severely atabhed 10 foor places. on
the sist OF May. whilst .passipE along .Rsosd
greet in Screamersvif1e, By Lawrence Me-
thought TO - cut Of danger and that wv.
GisLIN, who was literally cut 20 pieces ON the
night q the 26th Of May, by Charles GAYLORD
and Others, and whose iffe had been despairsd
o. was improving slowly, and hopes were en-.
tsrtaiDsd OF his recoysIy. Ths police have
not yet arrested MeCosotck o. two of shss
three men engaged In shs nufdeyous aisauis
upon Gibljn, though they may yet do %. 8
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TH8, TORNADO IN Foxv
Ps,se~s KiHed.--The Brookville Republican
gives an account Of the tornado which visited
Jefferson and Clarion counties, in Pennsylva-
mia, on Wednesday, the Goth ult., and which
DESTROYED the village Of Mayviile: sS.at tAs-
Its course was from southwest to northeast.
ana those who Witnessed it represents itn
shape as that of an inverted cone, in color like
smoke. ana we'll defined in its outlines; some
aay it reeembled " whirl wind OF 1fre and smoke.
YhTee persons are reported killed north Of
Bethlehem. But its most fearful rayages were
felt at Hess Mill. in the little village Of May
Vile, Clarion county, about sixteen miles
soaehof this place, the particulars Of which
we have from DR.. Mechlin. Four persona
were killed aud twenty Ave or thirty wound-
ed. twenty-five buildings were demolished.
among which were the large erist.min and
sAW-mill of MIR. John Hess. Eight families
have been left homeless. The large bridge over
Redbank was torn to pieces, and the abut.
ments badly injured
Hogs dogs, poultry, and sheep were killed.
Apple trees Wer6 lifted ont Of the ground and
carried away, "root and branch" The gar.
dens were entirely destroyed. The trees in
the vicinity were torn down. Two new wa
gons, just painted, were literally torn into.
mere particles. Mr.. Ferrys, blacksmith. was
carried five or six rods, aud had with him his
child Of two years of age. He was slightly in.
Jured, but the child was unhurt. DIR. Straes.
sley, of Ringgold, who was at Mayvilie had
his buggy taken up and torn to pieces, and the
harness stripped from his horses. His boots
were torn from his feet and his clothes from
ms body. The following is q list OF the killed
Mrs. Irwin Mcfarland, David Bauchman. a
child OF MIR. Haine, and one OF Mr.. Ferry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

1eygss Pseeties. The Riehmoaa OTays, OAps
Elliott. will have their annual target plsstics
at Ciark's Spring, at IL o'clock to-morroW !;
and the probability h. that the compxny viii
make an unusually large parade on, The occa.
sion. The 6rays arg now 1ooHed upon a. the
best drilled corps In the Regiment, ind the ad-
mirable manner In which JtAsy hsye managed
their affairs and accumplAted friends have
placed them on an unfailipg basis. Not only
hre the officers strict disctpffnarians and Id.
Inirahle soldiers, but there h d pride among
the prtvates 70 excel IL dutyy whtoh Is tue
we believe, number now about ninety men
probably more-and oy constant attention TO
duty, have made themselves the pets Of tho
city. Let each corps follow their example.
and the day is not, distant when, the Eirai
Regiment Of Virginia win be able to con ts.t
the palm Of superiority with the Seven: ii
Regiment Of New York. = l1 sfeE iafs3si tf1