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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-16
CLAkKs0H 2 ANDEKs0N, No.. Io1

have opened their Spring business with a stock Of
variety and cheapness cannot be surpassed in this
market. To examine our extensive stock, before
making their purchases, is we'll worth the attention
Of all want of the n,ost fashionable Dies. Goods;
Double Jupe, seven and aine Ffdunced Robes; the
purest Irish Linens; the newest styles OF Spring
Nantes and ParasOs; the best stock of DOmestics,
3f all we'll known manufacturers. and many other
country and city i'll find our stock we'll selected,
and maAy Goods from ~ to % per cent. cheaper
than any other place. ]. 4 NJ ROSENRAUM.
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Rerular nIspatches.

BALTINoRE. June 2I-The New York delegation
have resolved to sustain the majority report of the
Committee on Credentials Anexciting and acrimo-
Nous discussion occurred, principally between
MoNrGoXERY and RANDALL, Of Pennsylvania, result
ing in street fight between RANDAIL's son and
MONTGOMERY A duel is anticipated.
BALrIHoRE, June 22.-The majority report of the
Committee on Credentials was considered this morn
ing After discussion it waived for present,
and the minority report was discussed No result
BALTIMORE, June 2I.-W. H. LUDLOW charged
JoHS Clancy (both New Yorkers) with treachery
to DOUGLAS clancy challenged Ludlow and if it
is declined, a person collision is alked Of
BLTnoRE, June 22.--The minority report of the
Committee on Credentials was rejected by vote Of
$50 against IIO8 The vote on the majority report
was taken on separate propositions
First The original Mississippi delegates were adj
mitted
Second. The soUIz delegates from Louisiana
were admitted.
Third. HNDMAN and colleagues, of Arkansas,
were admitted to cast two votes, and COOPER and
colleagues. the contestants, to cast one Either set
declining the other asts the whole vote Of the
State.
Fourth. The original delegates from Texas were
admitted.
Fifth BAYARD and WHITLEY of Delaware were
admitted.
Sixth R. L. CHAFFEE was given the seat contest
ed by HALLETT, of Massachusetts,.
Seventh. O'FALoS of Missouri, was admitted
against CIARY.
Eighth-Tlle contesting Alabama delegates were
admitted.
The ninth and last proposition was rejected by
I45 against 1861. 1t proposed admitting both the
Georgia delegations and dividing the vote of the
State between them providing that if either refused
seats the other should cast the whole vote of the
State.
The previous question was then ordered, and the
Charleston delegates from Georgia were admitted
CESSNA called for the consideration of the motion
to reconsider the several propositions adopted and
to Law these motions on the table.
VANDERFoRD, of Maryland, moved that when the
convention adjourn it be sine die
Declared out of order.
The question was then put on the reeOnsidering
the vote whereby the minority report of STEVENS, OF
Oregon, was rejected.
The convention refused to lay the motion for re-
consideration on the table by 1873 against l1S3-New
York voting no. amid the most intense excitement
CocHRlNE moved recess till I O'Clock. Carried
amid the CONSERVATION of the Northwestern men,
and the reyiving hopes of the South.
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WsnEz1AE, june 90 ISIS
acaIisd usears OF The Htaai Society g the LtraEy
Room ii fhs carilal. President HrIs4- = ia- claEs
lntsigaaoe uus eanaani'aai e ts ass,d q EDEs 8.
GaRbsrz, Esq.
wbsnspsn tie following preamble and resolutions we're
unanimously ad0pgl.
where's hath pleased Divine ProTdsnoe sorenove from III,
ir our worthy and Hurh esteemed isiow-eitzen, EDwm
GAsDn, We desire to usi.s in the expression Of public roget q
hlsdeoetse.
We ever REGARDED him Intelligent and ennabs gentle
s. commendable business habits and Of much public
oth and that in al the duties and relations o. life, he aimed
most successfully, trust 70 meet bis responsibilities, and
,,lut. conseanoe void Of offence toward God AID mani
mat he ever manifested e-shtsnei and liberal Interest
ia m purposes Of this Society, his absence from our meeting
and ne omission Of HE oni The Ro living member
shin win be regarded as much to erea loss Therefore
Psofrea That 81 Of esteem and respect Ter ia
eeases he members this society win attend Funeral
souies ring the osette distinctive badge Of mourning
And h h expression Of our esteem and respect be entered
upon the Records % the Society
sso51ed Also, thatc0p hereof be furnished he beayed
family with Of sincere condosncsnd to the
papers Of ne city requesting publication.
A. " PUTEA1, President.
A. NELSON, Secretary.
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IL FRIENp oF z IL NURsERY

Children frequent ferers from external injuries
especially from FlHid and C1HpisHs EzpoqtlHs-taere
fore every mother sh0ud have this healing preparation
constantly at hand Il heals Breasts, and quickly
the TETrER RING . WORN, prsUGlsnt IN a.
aurgerB. =
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WASHINGTON, June 2I--The amount Of appropri
atioa bills as they passed both Houses is S4 54 600
In addition the Light House viii appropriate 500,
O00 and there is estimated for private bills $1,000
900, and the permanent appropriation amounts to
sSl73,0O0, making total Of SIS 900.
The Senate was in Executive session several hours
and they disposed Of all the long standing business
on the calendar, which consisted Of forty nomlna
tons for appointments in the Army and Navy, Post
masters. Collectors Surveyors Of the Customs. and
other officers.
The Mexican and Central American treaties were
considered.
The nomination of Mr.. Churchwell, of Tennessee,
as Minister to Guatemala has not yet been reported
by the Committee on Foreign Relations.
The aspiration by Congress Of $4,000 for the sur
vey Of the Chiriqui Isthmus, and to ascertain the
advantages proposed in the contract with the Navy
Department is considered great gain to the Chiri-
qui Improvement Company, as it saves them the ex-
penses Of the sarvey, and identifies the Government
with their enterprise establishes their value and is
a triumph over al opposition.
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MLx DTSCOVRR Y
ANY CONFIDENCE FoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY,

WORTHY CONFIDENCE ToR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
nFAFY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have at
V tempted not only % initiate his restorative profess
have discovered something would produce results Identical
they have all and gone, being carried away by the
wonderful results OF PROT Woods preparatory ana nave Deh
forced to leave t2e its rsssess sway Read the follow
BATH. NAM, April 18th 1859.
PRnF. o. J. WooD & Co: Gents-The letter in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and which
have published this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise 20
puerous INQUIRIES uchng the facts in the The inquiries
are, first Of my habtaon and name as stated 10
the communication second, true Of al therein contained
third does still continue to be in good order and OF
natural colorl all and do invaaby,yes Ny
hair better than in stage Of my life for forty yeaEs
nv hsers and the only why not generally true is,
washed Of by frequent addition OF the
face, used by Wipng the face in close conneo
ton with Wkers the result will follow as the hair
herecept Of great letters from al paris
Of New England asking If my hair still continues to be
good as there fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds we'll this, has, doubt been basey
Initiated and used, not only without good elect but
absolute injury have not used any OF your rIoFe OF any
recount months and yet hair is good as ever
hund examined With surprise, nov q years
old and not hair in my head or on my ASe so % prove
you lock Of hair taken on ne past week
which Fateiuli gave II e my nos ana uereoy
induced them to try it, many WsTe ske teal until after trial
and then purchased used It with universal will
ask az favor that yousend NE test ~ when can discover
fraud the Restorative, sold By many fear without author.
believe where good ELECTS do not follow the failure IS caused
By the impure article, which the inventor Of TIE good
deem il my duty as heretofore . Keep you aPps o. me
my hair all who inquire OF me OF ny IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results rean dear srsI
yours, ,-r. a Z; IA ~ IN Ng ~
The Restorative put bottles Of three sizes, viz; large
medium SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
Der bottle the mediums twenty per cent in
proportion than the SMALL resis for - per botte the large
holds quart ~ cent more propoon and Tas ior ~
sbottle d. i Wood g. Cos PrspretOrs, AZ Broadway,
New York. ia Market street. St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Mholesalsd BY
Even, PendletOn & Co., and retaled by every Drug
house in the United States. lieDll-ly
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WASHINGTON, June le.-Mr. Douglas insists that
ha friends IN Baltimore shall act fairly and honora
bly,. He will accept 10 nomination obtained by
trickery mere exercise Of power by the majority
heard him assure the Douglas delegates from three
different States, that the nomination must be made
under the two-thirds rule, and fairly made or he
would not accent
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markets by Telegraph.

NV ORLEANS June 9-Cocn sales to-day go bales Mid
ding IO59ll Sales OF the 900 bales Receipts OF
the week bales against 300 bales during the corresponding
time year Exports Of the 600 bales Total exports
Ofe season 25OO Total receipts this port ahead Of
year 46 900 bales At all southern ports 900 bes Sugar
quiet Flour advanced cents .525955Oi Corn 1884, sats
OF 500 bags New Orleans 900 bags against
81 bags the time last year. Freight Cotton to Lv
erpooI 1872 Exchange unchanged.
YORK. June 22FOur steady, sales a. 900 bbls, ESQ
53ji Wheat advanced 2 cents Corn firm, sales 900 Bushels
639; Ness Pork firm but quiet, sales 40 bbls, ESQ
1880. Beef dull Lard frm sales 600 bbs, 1IA9I9H. The
Shipping List quotes Cotton dull and nominal Sales OF three
days Miding Upland 3S Freights to Liverpool
42 Sugar dull and unchsnged MOlasss unchangedi To
arm grades wanted: Sterling Exchange
9K99X; Francs 5131I9S 1874.
CINCINNATI e2-Flour unchanged and irregular, Sales
OOO bbs AS; Whisky ~ Mess Pork held At ls9
1885; Lard quiet, IIZ9l2; Oats dull, 36937.
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RIehmond Convention.
river News.

RICHMOND. June 2l.-The Southern Convention
met to-day. but there being but few delegates here
they adjourned over.
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CROPS-The from the cotton, and wheat
appear to generally favorable, though in LOCALITIES they
have severely injured by hail and in others By
drought We infer however, that as general thing the pros
PEGS good.
GRAIN-There appears to be fair demand for Wheat and
quality bought for 81 6but prices
rent give quotations 81 4O 50 for Red and 81 6OG IS
White For Corn there air inquiry without changed
pfices-SI O5lDI 10.
DOhEsFIOs-We utjOn the following the quotations for
Augusta Fastory Goods shrtngs 7c; sheetngs sac
Drills Osnaburgs, l0o No. OJnaburgU lUc
months time BY ae i've bales discount for CASH
order that readers may compare these prices with those or
the New and the advantage Of purchasing in
this Market append the OEing from the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce, OF June 10th
Heavy sheeings firm at si; Light do at 7 Heavy
sngs s5l Light do So, with prospect OF speedy
to lower rates"
The Augusta FactOy manufactures only heavy goods and
comparison with the prices for heavy goods above will show the
advantage Of purchasing home instead Of sending abroad for
theaay
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Mix water in the mouth VII the lnvgoraor, and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle
AIso, SANFORD,S FAMILY CATHAHTlC
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In Memphis, theatres are taxed $500 year
concerts and shows by travelling minstrel CON-
panies, s25 for each twenty-four hours, or each
exhibition; other concerts by travelling compa-
mics, or BY concert and opera trOupes, SO for
each t,yenty-four hours, or for each exhibition;
circuses SIS, and manegeries $50 for each twenty
four hours. or for each exhibition.
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POsT eFFcE OPERAmoNs.-The following post ON
ces, have been established in this State fandel.
Gibson county; Fountain Greek, Maury county and
Hunts Station, Franklin county. The name Of the
post office knswn as Hamilton's Cross Roads, IN Nc
MIN county, has been changed to Eureka.
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EXCEPT those farms which have been injured by
IRE hail we learn that crops in this county were
never more promising than at the present time-in-
deed they are more advanced than for many wears
.tsthe same date. Cotton blooms appeared as early
A. the 18th, but the first brought to town was
brought in by Mr.. Henry kelso on the lSth.-Eg-
sFdriHe Journal, june 81
WhsatIs nearly al harvested, and will be short
crop though greater than was atone time expected.
The grain is unusually fine. Corn ana oats promise
ebundantly, while the hay crop will be small owing
70 dry weather. Fruit of all kinds abundant
FrallkliR ReUjeB, J;Be 2l
There never was in this portion Of the state Sc
aatterng prospects for good crops as there are at
this time Al our farmers say, that II the weather
continues all through the season as It has so far tina
corn and cotton will be in abundance. Cotton Is
blooming rapidly and corn is growing fast.-S0ner
,iGe Democrat, June p.
On all sides we hear of crops doing we'll eNcep
fruit which is doing more than well Cornls grow
ing rapidly and promises large yield. Inc seqso
thus far has been excellent Winchester Home jon
nal June 81.
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CorroS PLANTERS CoNTESTIoN.-The attention Of
stoeraisers is directed to the advertisement Of the
First Annual Fair of the Cotton Planters Conveu-
ton in tO-dsy's paper. There viii be a large col
lection of fine animals during the third week Of the
fair. and as there VII be a large assemblage Of
Planters an excellent opportunity viii be afforded
81 stnck-raisers 10 make sales
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compounded entirely from Cum, and
has become established fsct Standard Medicine known
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Erports of Provislons md BreadstuIIs.

Exports of Provisions and BreadstuGfS.
The anticipation short crop in Europe in connection with
the comparative scarcity OF grain and bsadsus there's has had
visible eject on Of produce from this country to
some portions continent We quote few Of the
facts which will throw light this subject The eEPorO
grains from port York during the hTst four months Of
the year comparatively small OF wheat, but 600 bushels
had been exported months had been exported
during PERIOD had there been but little for several years.
and Of Indian corn bushels had been exported We fad,
that taking the Of May estimates the exports Of wheat
have increased to 100000 bushels export has noeas
ed 900 bushels the amount Of almost 100000
bushels have been shipped.
We are indebted New York Journal Of COnleTcs for
these figures pleauren acknowledging obligations
to that reliable source Of information.
The following statement will exhibit COMPARATIVELY the
ports Of leading articles OfprOYisOn production Of this
try for tbs first five months Of this ana years.
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When in mind that the greater portion Of the exports
year made during the month OF May, and that they
steadily the increase, is but fair to presume that
the exports for the EhOe year will be considerably more than
they have bean for years past shOud this be the the
efe be felt in the high price grain and breadssus gen
orally at home and Of the equilibrium in the bal
ance Of trade which during first four months Of this
Threatened 70 be disastrous 70 this country.
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Thousands are daily speaking in praise of
DIR. EArONss INFANTILE CORDIAL,

UEtF EAIUN3S MIN iii Nt'--
and hy7 because It ss0sr fails 10 afford sfaaleou9 rel
when given in time acts BY magic, and enc ttd dSoe
viii c0nYincs you that what say is true II contains
NO PAREGORIC Oh OPEATE
Of am kind and therefore relieves by reO0tng re
your child instead Of BY deag 20 ssnsa0sles EoI s
reason It oommends seas the only ra6ts kho1h
fer Children Teethfngs D5arrl 0ess ~ me- .1
~, Gsrfping in she bowels Acld1ty o. tle
Sromach Wind. Cold in the Head and p
also for sofeRfnq tie gums, reducing slnt0eolS Teg4
Eatfng tie BOloes and roisUig Ga q hss no eQeeing
a. y ~ qsr0ic d Is used With asnfdaiNg success IN all
cases ID COuVulsiOm other EiGss A you 0dSGe
tae fe and heath OF gOar Children and a0is9 p Sa0s HeA
ti 10 eea nom ne alse Of adroOGS Of aDhch az other
eTaffes 53r frgfs C0HsDJaHts c0nBOSed, tks none
~ Dr. T5af9uis InfamEtle COrdials this You can
% upon Il Is perfectly harmless and cannot inure the
most delicate infant Price 3 cents kuii directions sopa
each bottle. Prepared only By
No 400 Broadway, New York.
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HAHs-Last Thursday there were heavy falls Of
hail to the North. East West and Southeast Of Fay
etteville from five to twelve miles from town, that
did good deal Of damage. Some Of the hailstones
we are told were SIS large as hens eggs. The corn
in some places was broken down and beaten into the
earth and as late as last Saturday, the 10th, few
Of our friends were replauting. With good seasons
they may yet make good crop. We are told that
As large and fine Weld Of corn as was ever gath
cred IN Lincoln county, was planted on the 18th Of
Fayetteville Observer, June, 81
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car ROKEE EDY.
NaUseOUs Drugs and Poisonous



ask the afflicted Of either sex which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
ewn Benedescne which VIII speedily and permanently cure
you the compounds heretofore sei wi ali their
and detatng effect together with the oathsome diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
Cherokee Remedy Natures own srarf, for Gonor
rhea Gle Gravel Stricture, Fuor Aus Cbits in Feaes)
all diseases 81 the Urinary Organs; curing t BIZ
natural laws after all other preparations and Il one
OF Heavens mercies to offending Instances cnIS
produced Of its Effects which would staEger credulitv
The nauseous preparations heretofore have f,iIsl.
this las never instance been known fail Vsp fv
1suknd the Governor Of the verdi Father who aq ot
10 kill but to cure.
In mercy he has appointed Medicine dread fl diseases
which when taken quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
me disease At every post and with fidelity and courage uiy
admirable never gives il rest unt has completely expelled il
fro the body AID restores the unfortunate patient former
health AID vig0r.
iI Reeiy" strikes the root OF the disease; its
dency is not simply suspend e poison but to remove the
m , Ard what ENHANCES ITS YALUB,is the entire sb'
se5 Of an n4le0us taste smell Il CAD lay In the count
pg room or on the toilet table without sver beng suspected as
I Remedy FOR secret diseases. .,,,.--., A., 3,
II ? tratseon VeneTa diseases WITH in ofeo'ohs ior -nsu
/ permanent cure accompany each bottle.
II , Sold By all respectable Druggists ana dealers "a Iol
cines POTTER MEhh4Ni eoie I! Elles 10 I,
Sold Nashville wholesale by Berry 3 Demoviie ana 81
4 gists evervvhera dec4-jtWsEly -inSide
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ROWS, STREET FIGHTS, De- &c.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE UNION AND ANERIc1N.l
BAITnloRE, June 22.-The Convention has adopted
the report Of the majority Of the Committee on
Credentials except the recommendation as to Geor-
ga; from there, the Charleston delegates were adj
mitted
Al motion to reconsider was pending when the
Convention adjourned to seven o'clock ?. M.
The result is doubtful BURcH
LATED.
BALTIMORE, June 22-The majority report OF the
Committee on Credentials was finally adopted, ex-
cept as to Georgia. the original deegatesfrOm which
State were admitted.
A large majority Of the delegates from Virginia
have withdrawn from the Convention.
A majority from Tennessee and Kentucky will
probably follow. BURcH
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COTTON-The Cotton has exceedingly dull during
past week very little Of the staple has changed hands
Factors disposed be rm and show disposition to
sales In present irregular Of the market, W0ud be
impossible give anything like However
heard Of lot Of 400 bses Of mixed Qualities being sold yeser
day, on the basis Of The following quotations.:
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10 Nes York On The 1sh re ssssnd board $4,000 Ten
ase6 percent Bonds sold az sssc, and he FIRST board
s lgh se0o0 g1c Ehs Telegraph reports sales the
aist At the sane figure.
The following are coupantve returns Of the Rev Tork
CITY Banks for tbs weak euding June foh.
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N~ CautiOns--The article of
w. Whisky we'll known as "Day'E Arc
matte Valley WhskeV established ATeputaon universal
renders difficult for the manufacturer 70 keep with the
demand This is the result Of peeYeng energy in its intro
ducon sustained by determination adopted At the outset aad
never departed FROM that Its original purity and
unrivaed excellence should continue to the end.
The common fate attendant all such successfu ehors
has overen the manufacturer. It is initiated by unsupuous
mposors inferior spurious article palmed Of upon
immunity, the detment Of the public as well as
injury manufacturer both emoument and we'll earned
repue Evey effort has been made to guard against this pracv
By Of the LABEL and by peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon rights and earnestly desire such Information from
those wo nay possess It. by having been vcmzed or otherwise
enable protect the public and myself by pIosecu
ton the Utmost extent Of the Law The genuine Days Aro
matte Valley Whisky put of u bottles EACH with
light Label and sealed with yellow with the
pet0r stamp the and fac-simile signature Of the
Trieor on the label. All other articles limitations.
II Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy Valley Whiskey is sold by the bottle and In case
only - , $3.50. MM' Il; DAILY
81. D.
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i a TES T

BALrNoRE, June p, P. Might electoral votes
sixteen delegates) have Withdrawn from the Con-
vention. Twenty delegates from Tennessee, large
majority from Kentucky, and four from Maryland
follow. BURCH
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Bnrposs. june Z so ]. real and only question
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nALLEY,s rIAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

is without peerless remedy 1t has this Endorsement
TIE trial and eSpeece for it has been household
medicine many years. Why so? Eeeause, while hea ing the
skim peHerdtiUe such that reaches the TGds
or crs disease below the surface salt will reach the
marrow and bone the meat For all CUTAEEoUs DISEASES
we'll as the SCALus from steam and water. has equal
renders the coating skin from dsdguFementis
ton Is thorough nvarabe SOd at the principal depotss
IL Broadway, and Chsrtres street. New Orleans, by J.
WRIGHT 4 Co. General Agents. Also by all drugg IS and
merchants. tune5-d,tW&Wlm