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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
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From J. w. WENTWORTH, Chicago. H.: si+
Gentlemen-Having some time since bought
one Of ynur Fa,sily Sewing Machines, i feel TIA
pleasure as well as duty 10 offer you, my humble
testimony as to its worth, giving Won the liberty to
make such use oft rs may seem best to Won.
The machines ron are offering to the public arc
indeed worthy Of general patronage. and il is a
wonder they have not become more generally
known throughout the country. To all those
wishing reliable and useful machine. can conf
IDENTIFY recommend them, and wishing YOU that fill
success in their sale which! tlieir raerits SO fully
and pre- eIn;nently entities them to, am -
Very respectfully, your obedicnf scrvanf,
~ f""lss1a4 J. w. WENTW0RTfI.H
To ffscna, cesri lfacha.s f.a III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
rolsot - n THEf" adj ei1nee'l
Presidential Election
WILL BE HELD
Tuesday, November 9Th.

WThe following was one of the in
scriptions upon transparency which was
carried in Republican procession recently
in Illinois: .'''
"Thc grave Of Democracy is Dong"
After the election If not before every one
will acknowlelgeits truthfulness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

OT We understand, says The Fort
Wayne Daily Times, that the Canal has
done a very fair business this season, and
there is no reason why It may not be made
useful and profitable under proper manage
ment
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

rom the n =. ueFa1o' 1St1''J -
We abandon the vain effort to kindle a
spark Of patriotism among such materials.
fthe fnsionists They are doomed.--
They are beyond reformation till thorough
u fhrashed. The day for the redemption
81 New Yosk has gone BY. She will vote
for Lincoln. and il bya majority equal to
the whole population Of Kansas. Il wllinot
surprise us- Tlssre - No genuine fusion
lsiwssn the Bpckinrdes and Douglas
factions. The breach has widened between
them since these last elections.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Vermont senator.

Jacob Collamer was, on the 18th inst.
reelected United States Senator for six
years from the 4th of March next The
vote stood in the Senate 81 toa1 : and in
the House 1913 to "a Paul Dillingham;
received thc opposition votes. ad'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

re- Tho Cleveland Herald says that it
is stated in railroad circles that heavy
bet has been made in relation 10 the cleo
ton in New York. Mr.. James Wads-
worth, Of Geneseo. N. Y. has bet $780,
900 with Dean Richmond. that New York
will give 40 900 for Lincoln in November.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

- The Cincinnati Times foots mp the
entire Bell-Everett vote in fifty-four coun
ties at the late election. as S,2S7. In the
same counties, it gives the Fillmore vote
Of 1856 as 22.476-a loss Of IA. 239. or
nearly tro thirds Of tine whole American
strength! That party has evidently seen
its best days. ew .si7 siai'a ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Iudiaua Election.

At last we have the reported official re-
turns Of the October election for the Who'll,
State. which gives Lane. for Governor
1916 majority. That will do. Ten thous
and cheers for Indiana. a1s4 fs.
We will endeavor to find room for the
full vote in every county next week. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
rv Hon. G.. A. Gnow. Of pennsyl

ET Hon c. A. CHOW, Of Pennsylva-
MIA. tie author Of the liberal Homestead
Bill that passed the House of Representa-
tiycs at the last session of Congress, is an
nounced to speak at South Bend to-day at
I O'clock, P. NJ Could he not be induced
to visit Plymouth and make speech be-
fore he returns home9 ss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
PeuusvTyauia.

The official returns for Governor for the
whole State. gives Curtin Republican J
80. O92 majority. ssldsfasfH wsl =
The following is the true state Of parties
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
The "Widc Awake, Boy,

Of Plymouth, accompanied by a large num-
Der of citizens, design leaving Plymouih
for the above named place on Wednesday
afternoon at 5 o'clock, rain or shine.
A good time may be expected Let the
friends Of Freedom turn out in their might,
and give. the Slavery Democracy fuetaste
of their fate. 4.- t..f. f..f, -ssr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
VIVA. HuEhcS,
smi3 si.s AGENT FOR MILLEIS s i mi
Alternating Sugar EyapOrator aRt
sss Self Cleanyeri 4. .e.d OF

HAVE commenced manufacturing Sugar and
II Syrup from the Chinese Sugar Cane, on Mil
ler's Alternating Evaporation. The best of Syrup
can be made by this operation in less than thirty
minutes.
- invite those who have Cane to manufacture to
call and examine this new and valuable invention,
at James McBroom's, in North township.
oct16 w3t 1f<anod - egt7lv iaafsIcq
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
SIIERIFF's SALE vi,tue % three

a III, KINDS FANCY f1AkbWARe e
"A [may io] : g p. = p'eksoa : % 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
The 9th District.

We give below. the returns. official and
reported, from every county in the District:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mor.h


The House was called to order at 10 O'Clock,
A. nj e, by Speaker CRUTcHFlELD.
BiHs Passed-The following bills were pass
ed, viz To incorporate the town OF Gran
berry Summit in the county of Preston, by
the name of the town of Portland; bill in-
cooperating the town of Independence, in the
county Of Pres ton; bill amending the "a ana
9th sections Of an act entitled an act concern
ing the overseers of the poor of Frederick
county, and corporation Of Winchester, pass .
ed February 18th, 1855; bill TO incorporate
the Wheeling Railroad Bridge Company.
The JsD.rson Goards.-A Joint resolution
was received from the Senate, authorizing the
Commissioners to pay The IIarper's Ferry ex-
penses, to purchase aud present 10 the 'tHer-
SON q .ards (who have been in the service OF
the Stale at CharlestoWn, for h'e months
Der Of the company, the whole not to cos t
more than s. 900. The resolution was adopt
ed-Ayes Fl, noes -.
S. .Niny Free Negro Comric,s-House bill au-
thorizing the sale Of free negroes in.o slavery
who are sentenced TO receive certain punlsh'
ment or imprisonment, was called up, ana De-
ing on its passage, was opposed by Mr. MChEN-
ZIE, of a., who was OF the opinion that the
result of selling such persois into slavery
would sooner or later be an outbreak OF Il ST.
rious nature.
Mr.. BARBOUR advocated the bill and ex-
planned the object and provisions. Other gem
iiemen participated in the discussion, pro and
con-, and the vote being taken, the Dill WAS
lUe, noes IS.
Gsmerai Tar BiH.-The bill imposing taxes
for the support vi Government was called III.
amen sbed and discussed. When that section
Of the bill was reached which imposes tax
ON salaries, Mr. SAUNDERS. Of Richmond, inos-
ed to amend by fixing tax 0f ~ cents ON etlcn
$iO0 SO received, which would tend to eq ualize
and reduce the existing tax. The motion was
lost.
Mr.. ToMLiN moved to amend that portion OF
the section which exemp.s the salaries VI gov.
erntnent officers from taxation, by Striking
out the words, 'sother than that Of an officer
receiving salary out vi the Treasury" which
motion prevailed. Mr.. MYERS, Of Richmond,
moved 70 aMeAd the section by inserting the
words, ''0thsr than the Governor or q Judgs;''
but IL was lost, having tax imposed oil all
salaries drawn from the Treasury, without
exception.
Mr.. Blssi. moved 70 amead that section
licensing baxgaielIs tables, bowling alleys, &C,
Ly ipsesiing = clause licsnsiag fare bsnks, aud
ain king the TAX at IS D. The Iaoiton, whe the r.
ewtug 70 snrpIus of virtue Or ~ tdss that
~ tek Wat toU h!Ces wA. v0tsd down with
cdnl ,npaptmtiy. The bill was fur.
tAsf 4 )0BSSo dattt o'eiocs, when ths ehair
was vacated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14
-, ,owaRpsN + nAMMkRSLEY.
spECIAL NOTICES.
n Hear HEAR.
nur rx1rrn sTTXr rfkMALEs

lass pruverbals f,se1s and 9nhsahhy.
hf,tF,cx-su ma, rot hope for any change for the
50 ds4..,,J there IS better understanding of the
'st'ff Sbs.i,h. we may. however, censrsfnafc the
it9s ~. On the introduction of remedy which
eaH "a Itself q. great value in renewing. and
y, s,f.,,,,fiy. fAs ss"srai md "erro"s dsa'hfs Of
i,gg,as.1proN'S VEGETABLE TiNCTURE.
,!h!";se h"s crest medicine ior the sex.
nr HAMPTON says u Is s,sat ,s :" sh.
-, .Nnye extract, written by medica, man,
.he he's,rreI.rsted by our test known citizens,
VI .,e seer the effects OF this Tacture on their
sho :" "dsnghirTs and delicate children: Cough,
y: s:'es,t,,u, " n,srepsia. Neuraisia, with numer-
fhesS.sst i, sesses, are cured 10y Il.
c9rralES hNu CHIl.DREN.-This TING
.sssrYiii be found grea, medicine for all the.r
t,,ss!Ttp "a and act Pamphlets ard see cures.
~ ~ SRCEiI,. LAnD Il CO, Richmond
=, cnpKE. Frederlckshurg by all the Drug
y -. E.' IA Pf.ersturs; D, MoRFlME Err 4 NOW
sha,a,, everywhere. 81 Per bottle; SIX bottles.
.ssF fe 27-d&cwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

Photography is being called to account In
England. Mr.. Mills, q tobacconist, lately
smashed 10 pieces a glass case in which was
exhibited, without his permission, photogra.
phic iikenesses of himself and wife.
Two executions are to take place in New
Jersey this month, Acker in Morris county.
on the goth, and Lynch in Mt Holly, on the
23d. Acker has made confession.
P, Davis, Of Virginia, died at Sacramento.
on the nth ultimo, and French q. Fonshse,
printer from Abingdon, Va, at Honolulu on
the 18th Of January
The sheriff Of Harris county. Texas. has
levied on the locomotive cars, and road bsd of
the Galveston and Hous :on Railroad on a juds
ment for 81, 600.
A row occurred in . Jewish synagogue in
Cleveland, Ohio, one day last week. The
oniciating priest was driven from the house,
ana the furniture broken up or carried away.
About 200 persons met At st. Louis Satar.
day, and. As "Republican Convention Of
Missouri" appointed delegates to Chicago in.
The jewelry store of Chas. Il. Taylor in
Fairmont, Marion CO., Va, WAS robbed OF
500 on the I'd inst
jacob Lynn. OF North Carolina, had hi,
pocket pickedof sI2s on Friday night at the
Philadelphia Academy OF Music.
TN the steamboat mail route from p,v
mouth, N. e., 10 Franklin Depot, N. g. n
Bin bage 10 appointed route agent.
The exact amount Of the defalcation of Nan;
ID. Peck, late treasurer Of Massachusetts i.
now ascertained to b. s9a,0se. =
The Mayor ofPittsburg has decided that the
II violation Of the lottery act
-Four hundred spplications aave h..~ ,,.a.
ns zen cadsesnips NJ the disposal Of he Presi.
;. Apprehensions are enter tanned at Hostop IN,
the saaety OF several missing vessels. msnn~i
IN the agxrexats BY about ATTY men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

TIE Hnst'ngs Court disposed OF Il large mum.
ber OF CommOnwealth's cases. yesterday
We note them as follows:
j. ID. Lyle, Geo. c. Wilde, David NJ Jones
ard Geo. NJ. West. indicted for misdemeanors,
were each fined $50 and costs.
Isaa; G. Hceflick, George +. Lowe and Thos
Bland, for receiving coffee stolen from Cren l.
shaw 4 Co, were continued for examina ton
to the April term.
Charles Cunningham, for permitting an un
lawful assembly OF negroes in his house, fined
SO and costs
Silas Beasley, for threatening to shoot JUS
tice Richard ID. Sanxay, was continued to the
next term.
James Walls, for beating John Wood fined
500 and costs.
Edward H. Clarke, for permitting a slave to
60 at large, fined $40 and costs
Charles Hunt, for msdemeapOr. found not
guilty by the jury and discharged.
The Court will meet again at II O'Clock this
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

DIR. HAYES NEW ARCTIC EXPEDIT1OS.-
The members OF the Geographical Society and
a number of invited guests met at New York,
Thursday, to receive DR.. l. /. Hayes, of the
Polar Exploring Expedition; Mr.. q. r. Hall
and Captain Quay'e, of the new Franklin
Research Expedition Captain BuddingtOn,
of the Resoiute, and a native EsquimauX.-
to this country in December, by whaling
vessel. He has been spending the winter in
New York. DR.. Hays said: THE expedition
would be ready i'll May next, and would de-
part from New York. He pointed out the
route of DR.. Kane and showed his surveys
1t was believed by the speaker that the
" estern coast he would find protection from
the ice which came down upon DR.. Kane
The land would be his base Of operation, but
he would travel over the ice, as the land was
rugged and uneven. He hoped to secure a
after would cross the land in sledges. In April
he would start with boat, and hoped to meet
open water in the SD parallel. He did not
confidently expect that the North Pole could
be reached by vessels but he based his success
entirely on the boat journey across the ice
Attempts had been made tor three hundred
years 10 get a true route to this open water,
but the only true route was discovered by
Kane. who had he been on the Western side,
would have left nothing to be accomplished
by his successor. During the spring, after at
tempting the passage by boats, the DR. ex-
pressed his in tent ton OF trying it by dogs
1t is said that DR.. Hayes has already had fifty
applications for permission to accompany him
on his pro jected expedition in search of the
open Polar Sea. He proposes to take but
twelve men, as his schooner OF u hundred tons
burthen will not accommodate more. He ex-
poets to be absent for two years and halt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

TIE CHARGE AGAINST HIN.-Jujge Stump
of Baltimore, just removed by the Governor
of Maryland, was charged, lst, with gross and
vulgar conduct on the bench I'd, with having
delegated power illegally to the Sheriff. I'd.
that he willfully refused to obey the orders Of
the Court OF Appeals 1th, that he has been
intoxicated and asleep on the bench, while i'm
portant trials were going on and 9TH, that he
has been guilty Of nisbehavior in his office as
Judge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

os,bsaal eprps,a. the most annoying aud
s,a,,snJ ahl'etioh known u society. can never
BiTTEripus NE assaults oi BAKERS PREMfCM N
Tic hls ipf they IL, hold upon the liver, stir up
sdd d, Il HoicKen the blood sire then the stomach,
sa h ,hs That Il com pete revolution Is effect
a, once eht,fe inner man, and all impurities are
hess ~ peilcd: Those who suffer should use
Fss sDiiters, and get relief.
,ad py ali Druggists IN the city Of Richmond
y .ddsawshefe ~ tlrsiuia Orders promptly filled
W ''''ns L. BAKER, proprietor. Richmond,
jxU-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

CHRISTIAN ADFOCATE.-SEMPLE's lSFALLI
siE BAkiNG fowDER.-All persons fond of light,
sweet and wholesome loaf bread. biscuits, batter,
aud luckshsat canes. may purchase tins powder
si!h confidence. The materials are perfs city
l,'miess, and more pleasant than Soda, Saleratus.
H., Ne fear oi sour bread. The use ri Il will
make ihe ltghtest. sweetest bread IN the shortest
l'ssihle times save time. labor and expense: and
never lsdppnintS. II the accompany ing simple d.
iecons are observed. Be ses. IL is nianu featured
% 'lt.!uia, and is no invention OF lankeedom.
'eHS DAAiIcs, mtnut tcturer and sole proprle
toi, kleim nd, Va. We hnow him, aLd have tried
y, AID IecnmAeud 1t as the best we ever tried.
pei It. and mind the directions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

HORRORS OF THE COOLIE TRADE.-The new
Granadan bark Napoleon, lately arrived at
CallaO, eS days from the Sandwich Islands.
where she had touched tor supplies, on her
way from China with cargo Of Chinese slaves
or Coolies. When she left China she had 2lO
on board, of which I3i died on the voyage, and
q were sent to the hospital on their arrival at
Callao, leaving 81, who were mostly too weak
for labor!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

sa.A Ns,'cr. 10 the sick, afflicted and numer-
HDsE1S NE ~ who have heretofore used DR.. J. =.
ha.dS.s, NEDlClN rs, always with the most un-
p5,"at htppy results. that some unpTincipled
Ia, haVe circulated an limitation. The Doctor
ssse compel led 10 change the wrapper, which
tui, slth3u; any figures, and his written sigma
over The cork Of every bottle of the genuine
,Ao.. tas, SO that the public can again obtain
rslsvsei eieuies whca have suited their wants aid
DR eq 'heiI sulier.nss.
nd a...s. d.. ,. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for cOus hs
fhs pIoTaxses 81 The lungs ls the standard remedy.
spI.ns iN n " Rkk for pains rheumatl SIN. cholie.
P0iVSh9Hi h9i BRUISES. and tha DlSPEPTiC COM
Sod = ~ - a.hPeps.a and liver complaints.
W Dfussl.,s generally. and by
sn-I,AhAER l.. WARlNG, IO7 Broad st,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

Pr,ftrs Siarerp.-A free negress, known as
Harriet Hill, and hailing from the county of
King William, was arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge Of remaining
in Richmond contrary TO law. When arrest.
ed she declared TO the officer that she would
l.av. he c,ty; bnt as the Mayor had no power
to have her hoisted upon the block, ordered
her to return with her mother aud child, to the
county from which she came, assuring her
that IL she failed to do SO, she would be pun
ished according to law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

Incendiarism.-About = O'Clock yesterday
morning, VIM. Englishs stable near the corner
Of I'd and Leigh streets. was set on fire, but q
lady in the neighborhood gave the alarm in
time to have it extinguished before doing seri.
Gus damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

A DUKE OF WAILs.-The Paris correspon.
dent OF the Courier des Etats Unis. says that
when the Grand Duke of Tuscany came to
Paris last year he not only begged Louis Ma
poleon to restore Tuscany TO him, hut went on
his knees, and accompanied prayer with tears
and lamen tation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

Raitroad Byidys-The damage 70 the Rich.
mopd and Petersburg Railroad Bridge. caused
by tie wind storm on Monday last, was re-
pair ed yesterday afternoon, so that the trains
Of cars are not delayed in their passage across
the river. The wind seemed to have gathered
all its strength directly under the bridge, aud
barsiing upward ripped Oh the shsstin9. carry
ing along with il about ons hundred feet Of
the track
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

Tie HOME Of Washington, now exhibiting at
Mechanics Institute Hall, is An attractive
painting, and should be seen by every lover OF
art, and every Virginian who appreciates the
character of the illustrious Chieftain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

Direct Tyad,-The Belgium Minister 70 tho
United States is now in this city, on business
relating to a contemplated line Of steamships
from Virginia to Antwerp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

Wrong Nnme.-The young man charged with
assaulting Bridgewater for driving into and
breaking down his buggy, is named West-not
Tyree as first stated. The Investigation will
take place on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

The LnSi Chanes for witnessing the psycho-
logical experiments of Dr Williams, is offered
at Mechanics Institute to- night. DIR. w. never
fails to amuse and instruct his audience, and
on this occasion will introduce new features
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

fENaarrs soattinx.-rO THE CITIZENS AND
ssa T. s., ,hs VISITING THE CIrY.-If you
ssssassa sgar Ha.r cut ia the latest and most
a h. Hsrcustinx. n't shsvinx, svn g. T sha%poons IN com
Lstg.aes nS ~" ,m,9"aas, under the American Hotel.
"a aostl.sIsa aosstsah.ss me Also can get their whiskss
esu1iul blsck0r brown color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

Gor. Letchey will leave this city This morn
ing, to attend the execu tion, at Charlestown.
on Friday next. of Stevens and Haxlett two
Of the gang Of Brown murderers that invaded
Harper's Ferry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14
"A London Club Sauce-For many years prt

"A London Club Saucp-For many years pre-
lld lristacratic Cluhs of the Metropolis. il has
passed the most critical ordeal, and met the uni
Fessl approval of the elite of the nation.
bhME. SOUPS, &e.. &C., 1t possesses an unrl-
vailed richness of flavor. Prepared hy
PARKER RR0S., London.
.Nhl b' FISHER Il WINSTON, sole AGENTS for
N!F.iaa. te g-5wf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

Pardoxed.-Gov. Letcher has granted q re-
prieve to Alexander Beard, who was convicted
at the last term Of the Bedford Circuit Court
of the involuntary manslaughter of young
Hancock, and sentenced to one years impris-
onment, and to pay fine of s., 500. The par
don only extends to the imprisonment and
was granted because Of the i'll health Of the
prisoner whose life would be endangered by
longer confinement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

To BE KEPT FROM THE INVLUENcH OF THE
PRIEsTs.-An order has been issued il is stated
in an English paper, by the French Minister
of War, forbidding soldiers in garrison at
Paris. or any other town in France from At
tending worship in parochial or con ven tual
provision would everywhere be made within
The tarracks tor the regular celebration of
mass. The origin Of this regulation is said to
he the efforts on the part of the priests to in
fiuence the minds of the soidery i'll favor of
the Pope
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14
II flanett's BittpYs. This Celebrate

IA Planett'S Bitters. This Celebrate
.yhe has been used successfully for the last twelve
s ssa's N cases of Indigestion, Flatulency, Cen
eA, Debility, Nervousness, Sea Sickness, &c, &c.
iLf' create healthy action throughout the
,' 'a' feStore the appetite, equalize the circula-
s, Da, EiPe lone and energy to the system, and
~'aF s power OF resistance to disease rarely OBJ
PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
r ne purely Veset1ble, and adaptad 10 all ages and
SFS9Y,!ons are for sale by FISHER Il WIN
i5,, iioa, snd b. GIocers and Druggists generally.
DesN Ne. 2li Pearl street. n. Y.
Lu FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
"H-5ii No l25 Main ST., Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

THE HoEOKEN FLOATING DATTRRY.-The
Floating Battery at Hoboken, N. j. which has
been in constrIct ton for seyaxal years at an
immense expense, and which very few persons
have ever seen, is described by gentleman,
il, "as Il marine skeleton, in shar almost like
Il long clipper ship. perhaps a0O #, and a. or 80
IT, wide razed to within u few feet of the water
line Ii is formed of iron plates half an inch
thick, neatly riveted. The whole is covered
with planking, excepting the stern. The frame
work is OF iron, but exceedingly frail and del
icate."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDs-Datas from
the Sandwich Islands are to the oath Of Jan.
uary. The Commercial Advertiser, of Homo
lulu, says "a flag was presented lately on
J. Cartwright, to Abner Pratt, American Con-
sui at this port. 1t consists of new silk flag,
10 by 20 feet in size, made in San Francisco
expressly for the object intended, and cost
about $500. The wharf at Bakers Island-the
new guano island-had been carried away by
Il heavy westerly surf G. S. Horton, charged
with manslanghter, in causing the death Of
Charlie steward Of the bark Francis Pal
mer, in Honolulu, on the 10th of October last,
resulted in verdict Of mot guilty Several
natives had been arres ted for the murder OF
H. Bigham, formerly Of Macon, Ca, who was
killed at Maxawao''