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Blatss Sss%as 2' IF; 5S] Balm
SWANS, Bailey Shaving Crssm,
cnIisn's Indian Vegetable Baftins's Hair Lotion sA'
Dallsys hlagsa pap Easlaoo Frsnsh Remedy,
Otto oi Rose LIP haiey' sngnr. coated capues,
M.. F s'' REs yFs assry TAaAs
o0nf ba:l.r. letter. esva. kS ssass. Cordial
Nc Al.tsr'a Vegetable Balm Of Thousand Flowers,
HarrlsOn's Specific Fahnestoek's vermitugo.
RoTsns. mFSSy IA arar' pasEss
So 9s,, s',I 1n l hsiss G sgsR
East 9 9aSi Reeds, s sst'Hs FL fsss.r,,
WypRsGIHfps Harlem s,lsas. oll, =. M
supplied equally terms. mssi
nR DAVIss SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
AND aAR1 ,s Paali
he madeline may pamphlet or
proper praesns pSyaen Of srsvs
o M M MORAN pgr
IT,. s-ru, =, Will, a., r.r IA ls.1
!
'l sloss yssRsoy NJ. yv.pn poanns nrn.n,,
sD-i -. =, " sossss4oTs 49,
Cherry Tar and hAvs sold Al rsesiyd Dr. j.
w Dr. Cook is one d physeinns in The United
ss and s. ssss u Gu 'o
Ssa i s
s w. -ss NV m ~ - NJ ua
Dayton oss THE WESTERN zMr Sss ,.,, ,
M sas N gs
= VIVA
sty DO sSfap for Coughs and
14' A' '''' yours sassi' sspsss'sy PHILLIPS.
Ss''f" Later sSs s. F.s a.s" S''' S'''
s tE I ~ month ~ h lsf o..
sis. e. ns .
Davs Syrup Wild chsran
Tar and commenced Getting better and "a now well and
os2at Warmastsr .osashp BUCKS county Pa
his and be denied that
rgse9 % 3 rs
70, four ,. week. of Last a,. va. Iaassa N
T H. and sa pain the and
% hs s. s Of @ fad sy to sa1
ny Tsa s %
4 s ay. q IL s iss
r. G ~ ss s
WEAKNESS AND PAIN y Ps THE ssEAs yas. a. 1885,
@ ssnss s9 ss IL he vile bad lie s9a @ log
;sss. 4
as
j Es1s;essi,' s xss; Il. , is:
feel free toresommend On DnyH ernP Of Wild Cherry and Tsr
ssm @ s.szsdee q Z, sesaa ss T.
IN :sa lea one
.sF s:s
s,s sda
4 sss ~ + Z! f.
append
Both frssi"a NJ rsys:sssr: a .s'f Pr:g,.
Cherry ana ID ike ho ssa.
ssshs ''''
FROM HARGEATT L MCGOWAN.
ss I'D & sa. M ss
o s's; inquired for and thought perhaps would S
article of Wild Cherry sss "a a o j. sassz ~ s
Apt sss 'sa ,ss all
another supply Aa soon a the p, will
t Mssar P Roslsaes, col,ms Co happy
a have ne se
and Joseph Lnmen taken the liberty
,Ss
srau ., VIM cHsrar AND would cali ie s.tsa
] % s s u
FROM NH IA w ~ n E sen u 1881
;;,I s.1 and s''i0R'
yo1, E,rr, NJ yi,a r,A,r,r AVID r.. an
b nr,t ~ h aiS @ n IN remeay; feared
sivs nns " WINS ~ 0' II w" "'A eefhea'e wni shoer1y
sA'o'N'' ~ - s'S.HAfEs.
FROM g. 8. afVENs
fApuoAH, Ky, June ., s4S.
OF Cherry and TAI Syrup reduced bottles
popularity dAy Increasing You would do well to asnd me
supply
n,. =, kilLVoho' feify county, ~, October i, 1885
afflicted violent nue.
night, Cough attended followed Nv
Ss and zee sGa@o e sPRa ds
whatever. Davs Compound Svrnn
Wild Cherry boles which entirely re
loved my complaints therefore with confidence ress,-
who are afflicted az mos vauef sd
cine. JOIIN TTOMEV
authenticity vouhed for by MI
Murphy, merchant Of Milford who knowB Mr. the
Dr. DAvIs'sSYRUP WILD CHERRY
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


SHERIFF'S SALE.
FsaH REssss Gssrf sAps JOHN Basil
RY VIRTUE Of writ of fieri facias to me
II the Fifth District Court OF New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed 70 se at p.u
auction TUESDAY, September 2l 1852 at III O'Clock A. NJ Lew
Four eas. oon,ains Eighty THOUSAND CIGARS
Short Skies" ..
Seized in the above snt. .,,,, - ~n,r-r
| Terms cash on the spot. JAMES r; : nLINEe
sepll IA IL 81 snersn o. tne rar,an OF orleans
SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH Dsrnrcr CouRr BERTHouD Vs. G. BARNARD
,es;nst William III Garland Individually
minor children 9. BARNARDys WILLIAM II. GARLAND
diyiduy natural Of his chdrenNo. 5735
DY VIRTUE of three writs of feri facias to me
ID directed by Honorable the Fifth District Court OF
Orleans entitled will sell public
ton Of the City Exchange St. Louis
Chartrcs Royal Streets MONDAY, October 1859
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together the BUILD q.
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, rights privileges cuson M
appurenanceu threuto belonging M
apprsng the suburb NUM-
ay No Two Of @ CITY, the bounded by Apollo Euepe
and Bachu The nd lot the whole
lightweight sixty feet front Apollo
depth hundred and eighty feet between parallel lines teg the
property purchased
before b Cena Notary Pub the 9Th day OF June
which above described property sold by the j. G. Barnard
Frances Eubank wife Wni H. Garland the 2h June, 1885,
by pissed before H. B. Csnas, Notary Public
The BUILDINGS consist in OLD SHEDS.
Seized in the above suits
Terms cnsh on the spot. JAS. P. FRERET,
iep2 ID % oct4 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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PILLS.
Chiokner's Sugar-coated PurgatIrs
PARIS Life,
Moifatt's Life,
Wrlvlt's Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vegetable Univarsal,
Morrison's Hygeian,
Lees New London,
C0oper'B,
Anderson's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgative,
Hitcard's Anti-biliouH Family,
Swayne's Sanative,
Herrick's Sugar-costed,
Sappington'u Fever and Aague,
Covel's.Rheumstie,
Graeffenberg,
Speneer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chsmomile,
Persian,
Allebasis' Health,
Allebasis' Ague,
Evans Chamomile,
Vandtz's Anti-biliouA,
Ingoldby's Pile,
Jayne's Asue,
Halsey's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsam,
Bucbnn's Hungarian,
DR.. Dayia's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer'a Elecampane:
Wistar's Balsnm,
Thompson's Tar and Eapthe,
Jayne's EIpectorant,
Duncan's EIpectornnt,
Bartholomew Expectorant,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrsp Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmonie Syrup,
New England Pulmonic Syrup,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwors.
BlTTERS.
Molist's Phoenix,
Hibbnrd's wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
Blake'n Aromatic,
Herrick's.
PANACEh5.
SWANS,
Houch'a,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hawley's Vegetable,
Otto Of Rose Lip,
Allebaais's 81 ,kac
Tousey's Master OF Pain,
Conklin,
Bu.ler's letter,
McAlister'H Vogetabl
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rowand's Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
NorrIs's Mixture,
Jayne'H Hair,
Fox's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
Wynkoop .,
Bailey's.
kF All oyt;claa in thu Medirin,
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+ PLASTERs.
Sherman Poor Mans
Alle6aal oor Mans.
lAllebnsis dihRubbef Back,
The Impro, I'd Poor Mans,
Jow David's or Hebrew, -
Peters Vegetable,
Kiihpp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
Writings Strengthening,
Kidd'a Imperial,
Herrick's Royal,
LiNIMENTs.
Butler'B Bone and Fever,
Bartipc's Lotion,
i Dssis's Horse,
Hunts, Hayea', Scians', HewsS
L. TOOTH PASTES.
Shermau's Compound Orris Tooth,
Thompeon's Aromatic Tooth,
Jones's Toothnche.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough, Worm Cnnpho
Ching's Worm,
Wistar's Cough.
DROPS.
Solomon's T1othache,
Sherman's Toothache,
Willams's To :.a.iache,
MISCELLANEOUS,
Thorn's Extract,
WineI's Arcanum Extract,
Carter's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Relief,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
vgughn's Diihontriptlc,
Osgood's Indian Chologogus,
HalRey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Haye's Dysentsry Cordial,
Cullen Is Female Specific,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable REMEDY
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
BELLS Army 1lncture,
Davis's Depurative Extract
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Jaype's Carmina.,ve,
RowRnd's CRrminative,
Balm Columbia,
Upham's Pile Eleetnaty.
JoneB'p Chemical Soap,
Crumpton's Balsam,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Mrs. naye's Eye Water,
Perry Dnvis's Pain Killer,
Jones's Hair Restorative,
Jones's Lilly White,
Beai's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colognes,
hIeen Fun,
Circnssinn Balm,
saIm of Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bailey's Shaving Cream,
Taylor's Shaving Cream,
!. BaTtine's Hair Lotion,
Hart's Remedy for Fits.
Lsmotte's French Remedy,
BaIley's Mead Syrup,
Balley's Sngar-coated Capaulec,
Bagle's Hyperian Fluid,
Wheeler's Teaberry Teothachs
Jopes's Nectar,
Cavnl's Anod yne Cordial,
J, Balm Of Thousand Flowers
Barnes's Pile Lotion,
is. Fahnestock's vermitnge,
Bailey's Group Syrup,
Ivory Paate Backing,
MsensaRr Oil,
Chinese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
lTurlington's Balsan,
British Oil,
lSeidlitz Pc 1ders,
Harlem Oil,
Estraots, Soap, ETC., etc.
4 a ~
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Weekly news-
papers q copy
only scnttoac-
tual subacFibsna
in the county
where printed
and publ bed
Nsuspapers
and psriod cals,
mot exceed,g1I VI
ouncsin weight
when cir1ulated|
In State where
published. .....l
Newspapers
periodicals of
the weight Of 81
ounces and un-l
der, sent to any
part Of the U. 8. |
Over 8 and not
ovsr4 ounces
Over 4 and mot
ever s ounces
Over s and not |
over 3 ouncesl
Over . ard not
over I ounces
Over Z and not
over 8 ounces
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WE undersigned continue to make liberal
hssme1d Baltimore, Philadelphia NswYors and Boston.
1874 FERD. KENNETH 4 CO., % MaKsans u.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

ROARDING.-A small family, or a few single
- gentlemen with pleasant
reasonable by applying No. aondeet
DAY BoARDERs can be accommodated also. jy9l am
ROARDING-Several Families can obtain
LID Board also Gentlemen, applying
Grad they will agreeable home
comfortable rooms nil ly
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
rnp W. wooDE r. HIS
RY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Aug
l. directed the Honorable the Third District
Neoans in the above entitled matter will sell
public auction the premises FRIDAY September H. 1852 II
o'clock Of the Creditors said nsolven
The FIXTURES, MIRRORS, etc, the
tres street.
Surrendered by said Insovent to his Creditors.
Terms cnsh on the spot. JAMES p FRERET,
sept II Is II sheriffof the Parish of Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH DrsTRIcr couRrIlL. AnLLAuDoN vs. cAsAIR GAR
OF NxwORLRASs. II DAME. No. b66S.
by VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
l. directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court New
Orleans the above entitled will public
on the Round8 Of the City Exchange St. Louis
Chnrtres and Royal Streets THURSDAY September 1884, 10
O'Clock NJ, the following named slaves, to wit
SAM his wife ELIZA and their children, RETSEY
THOMAS; also NED aud his wife ELIZA ROSE his child POM
Pc and LOUIS, the armed.
Seized in the above sut.
Terns cash on the spot JAMES p FRERET,
nu24 IS 10 % Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
FouRrH D1srnIcr CouRrl BATESvs MARY CHAN
BAND. AND PETER LOTT. No. SIN.
by VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New
oesns in the above entitled wlpeeed to sell public
the ST. Louis
Charities and Royal TUESDAY, October 1884, at 19
O'Clock M.--
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the BUILDINGS thereon,
consisting house with gallery and
frame kitchen with situated in the SECOND Mnnc
paty Of this city, the bounded by Paoane
Robin and Basin streets Designated by number three plan
drawn by George Dunr Surveyor of said Municipality the 18th
day of April s4i, and deposited the office Of D. Ricardo late
Soay this Said lot
inches depth sIty-four between
parallel lines the lot number five square
humber thirty-six.
| Seized in the above suit.
| Terms cnsh the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
sepil42to5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE
SECOND 1usIIcEs COURT EDWARD SNIFF
PARISH OF ORLEANS. ii No las74.
by VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable ". Jonte
for the Parish Of Orleans will expose public auction
Restaurant No. 16 Grayier THURSDAY, September
1882, a O'Clock A.
The FURNITURE AND CONTENTS above establishment
Seized in the above entitled Tern on the
sepl GEO. +. PEAL S0N, Constable,
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THlLADELPatA, September II, 1S4s.
since attacked with
which resisted the teee such pargorc
and other ordinary meienea Dr. Davs Compound syap Wild
entirely mother, who habiss .,ugh
taking squs been taking
days past says cough moi ~
bad as before she commenced taking it. " ~ ~
THOMAS MILLAR, Al Raeeatres,
West. J. WRIGHT CO. Isl Charles a. Nswoeans 'a'a
Where lprders benI dresssai
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CONSTABLE'S SALE
s1eosp Jus1es's couRrR GAsT1LLo NORRIS GOOD
by VIRTUE of two writs of feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable v Jon.e Second Justice of the
Peace for the Parrish Of Orleans will for sale public auction
at No Poydas street between Magazine and Camp streets
URDAY, September Is, 1867 at IL o'clock
Made CLOTHING together with the FIXTURES
ing Of Counter, Glnss Case, Shelving, etc.
Seized in the above suit Terms cash.
sep6 GEORGE F. PEARSON, Constable.
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Ma r. HowHlrs-sir It Affords much pleasure
that cough affection the ung hns been ene
moved by the Of oueha bottle of Dr. Dayas Syrup Of Wild
Cherry which othera advised
safely the tho Syrup for Coughs
Coda, excellent rsmedy.
Xnurs ".
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BoankNTowN, N. J., q, 1gz7
trouble Davss Syrup
Cherry
H. his practice; .hnka highly
Dr. Cook Of the United
States and the attending physician of Joseph Bonapr- exKn
Of Spain, during sill his residence ia this country.
To When offered this medicine the public it with the
intention publishing certificate without authority
for ruh To that rule have adhered rejecting all certificates
for the authenticity Of which have Ind the rPono
guarantee.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09
THE FUGITIVE OFFICERS FROM UTAH

A long document is published by Chief Justice Sa-
muel q; Brandebury, Judge Perry A. Brocchus, and
B. ID. harris, Secreaty OF State of Utah, ia reference
10 the reasons that led them TO aban don their official
posts at Salt Lake City, and on 10 Washington
1t is addressed to the President, and s retetition 10
an extended iorm OF the statements that have already
been maze. The hostile and sedilious feelings of the
Mormon Governor, Brigham Y Dung, and the Mormons
generally, to the United States its Of
hcers, are said to have been such to make longer
STAY there not only dangerous but impracticabe.
The officers repeat the charges of profanity blasphe
nous allusion by Governor Young to the death OF
General Taylor and contemptuous defiance of the Gov
ernment OF the United States. The Mormon Governor
is also said to have abused Washington public
meeting, saying that he was greater man than
George Washngton;" that he knew more than George
Washington ever did," &c. The excitement of the
people became great that the officers feared for their
lives. Misappropration of the United States fsrdsis
another OF the charges brought against Gov. Young.
The vice OF poygamy, according 10 these off
Gals, has reached an outrageous height, We extract
the following in reference TO this point, from their let
ter 10 the President:
awe deem it our duty to state in this official com
munieation, that polygamy, OF plurality of wives is
openly arowed and prdcused in The territory, under
the sanction and In obedience 10 the direct commands
of the church, So universal is this Practice that
very few if any, leading men in that community can
be found who have not more than one wife each,
which creates monopoly, and which peculiarly
hard upon the officers sent to reside there. The
prominent men in the church. whose example in all
things it is the ambition OF the more humble to imi-
tate, have each many wives, SEINE OF them, we
crediby informed and believe, many twenty or
thirty, and Brigham Young, the Governor, even
greater numher. Only few days before we left the
territory, the Governor rldlng through the
streets OF the city 10 an omnibus, with large com
pany OF his WIVES. more than two-thirds of whomhad
Infants in their armsa sure sign that the evil is in
creaslng. Ii is not uncommon 10 snd two more Sis
ter, married TO the same man; and 10 Instance
at least, mother and her two daughters are among
the wives of leading member of The church. This
practice, regarded and punished as high and revolt
ing crime In ill civilized countries would of course
never be made statutory offencesby Mormon Lee
would be poweress 10 correct the evil with Mormon
iuries."
The document shows monstrOus state OF social as
well political morals ia Utah. but il does not seem
10 TO afford satisfactory for three promi-
nent United States officers abandoning their posts and
flying with much haste TO the seat of government.
Phil Bulletin
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09
THE SICKLY SEA

THE SICKLY SEASON There are some
diseases that visit at stated seasons of the year and
which not unfrequen,ly become aarmingy fatal du,
ring the and autumn months, especially to the
young. tits supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements OF the Stomach, and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling OF our become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this tIghttu mortality
not bourd by every principle of religion to adj
MINISTER reliet when in our power? BRANDRETH'S
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impnreties,
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healthly, no matter whether externally or internally
situated. Naurehas formed the bowels for the eyacu-
alton Of all unhealthy humours OF the b 3D. and if
man would but Use common sense, he woudtake care
they perform this office faithfully, IT the bowels are
ont OF order, if too slow active, few doses OF
faandreth's Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man that was dying from constipated bowels what
cured him; be tells you, Brandreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssentery for six months and every
remedy had aedhe will tell You that Braudreths Pills
cured him in week So with eyers. chills and other
diseases: In a word, use Brandreths Pills, il you are
sick and desire to be welland use them occasion ally
when well, to keep off Sickness.
For sale by M. BRANCH,
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09

LAreENY free fellow who rejoces in the name
of William Henry Ross. was yesterday brought be-
fore the Mayor and committed upon the charge of
stealing SIS IN money from John Wade, denizen
of the Valley Ross is an cid offender and notor-
Gus scamp; but the evidence not being as complete
as Mr.. Wade desired 10 render IT, he was commit
I'd till to-day when the will again come up for
examination.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09


iron which undtr high duties and prices, was steadily
augmentlug in q1anty Is, under the present reduced
rates, both IN duties and prices, gradually falling off,
notwithstanding the increase of the population and
the great extension flour rming interests
That this gfeal interest is in most depressed con-
don, the foregoing comparative produc ton being for
The present year less than one hall the capacity the
works, sufficiently sttests From the evidence furnish.
the Department, it is clear that the rolling mills the
| CHARCOAL furnaces and torges are utterly unable to
produce iron at the prices at which it is imported
During The last year many establishments were ena-
bed to survive only by carrying the Iron to the high
stages OF Manufacture, the making of nails and
forged WORK. AT he present time the prices are be-
low HE cost OF production. Ii The present policy can
times, we mus witness in short time the
total prostraion ofhs industry, which once Destroy
ed, will require may years replace upon it's pre-
present footing as to skill and expsrance; and we
shall become dependent upon foreign couatres for the
most important maerial in the of peace and the
most Indispensable OF the munimants of war
present with this report several tables intended to
show the sudden and extraordinary fall in the invoice
value OF certain articles which, prior to the tariff act
OF 1916, had been subject to specific duties but which
by that law were made subject to duties advaIorem
| Ii must be apparent, from these tables, that great
frauds are pracsed by under valuations daily which
no expedent can prevent unless such articles are
sci forth in these tables are charged with specific in
stead Of ad valorem duties.
The remainder OF this report, occupying three col
umns, il taken up with reference to the Coast Sur
vey, the Mint, aud miscellaneous matters; but as al
the principal scts given have already appeared in ou
Columns, we oinlt It's pnnncdt1on now. We may add
however, that the Secretary in order to prevent the
United States from being drained OF its silver COIN b,
large shipments TO Europe, proposes reduc in itp
Intrinsic value, by making our dollar weigh three
hundred and eighlyfour grains, and the smaller coins
IN proportions that eight hundred ounces of such
coin should be worth by tale exactly 81 600 If this
plan, says the report, Is adopted by Congress, it oil
course will involve the necessity of making silver coin
legal tender only for debts of small amount say moi
exceeding ten dollars which is about the same limit
Qorty shlliags) which has been established in Grea
Britain The report also recommends the establish.
ment OF Branch MINIS at New York and San Francis.
co, and the discontlnuance Of those in North CAROL.
ma and Georgia, except as assay ofices.-Balt,more
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09

LOWS NAroLEoN-FEiRs OF AssAssINAr!oN-A let
ter from Paris by the Africa says:
curious report is in circulation, which shall
menton, without guaranteeing lis authenticity. 1t s
said that The President of the Republic in me apnre
henson OF an attempt being made upon his life. mas
made will, IN which he recommends Prince Louis
bueien BonaParte, one OF the sons of Iucien Bona
parle, aud lately member of the Legislative Assem-
bly,, as his successor. lie declares in his will that he
places the fate of France and of his amiIy under The
guardianship OF the army and appoints the following
sha Excelmans, General dflilers, General de St.
Armand, General Masnau and General Roguet his
abide camp It's certainly rather early for Louis Ma
poieoa to aitemptto dispose of France asi his
inheritance"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09

FIGHTING IN BROAD STREET bout quartz. past
three O'Clock yesterday morning. couple OF white
men named Pier and Fox, were seen to come out Of
Mr.. Schad's house dread street. AS soon as they
had cleverly cleared the doo1-s. they cinched and
began scuf1ing. A couple OF Watchmen standing
naar walked up and seized the pugnacious citizens,
thereby spelling the sport in which they had engaged
But this is all: upon learning that each swore ven
geance against the other the Watchmen quietly walk
ed the parties down to the cage and locked them up
AT IL O'Clock they made their appearance before the
Mayor and entered into bonds to keep the peace for
u tnonths
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09

AMB Guilty. IN LEGISLATION The last Kentucky
Legislature passed law pr vid ng that the Governor
shall have sa larry OF twenty Eve hundred do as, the
Judges o. the Court OF Appeals fifteen hundred, the
judges OF the CTenit Court fourteen hundred Re gs.
ers Of the Land Office twelve hundred and fiji y, &c
which sums shall be paid quar,erly Nothing in the
bill refers 10 "per aunum," and the law is SO con
srusd by eminent legal talent to oblige the treasury
to pay the Governor his $40 900 annually and the 9TH
ers in the same proportion, il those officers insist upon
it. The Legislature cannot siop them because the
constitution provides that officers salary shall be
reduced during his term of office.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09

We perceive that pretty good anecdote is told of
Chief Justice fancy and the Supreme Court in con-
ington. The Library in flames, and clouds of
smoke were rolling out and enveloping the CAPITOL
The Chief Justice nevertheless appeared in his seat
some one, will the Court sit to-day9 The Chief
looked up cooy and Significantly to ask is the Court
Room really on irel' 'oh no, not YET was the an
swer. Then We'll sit till it isl added the Chief
And the Court did sit, and transacted business as
usual, amid all the confusion about it.