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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-04
MR. JOHN S. FLEMING or GOOCHLAND.

To The Editors Of The Enquirer.
Gentleman W. have in your paper call made BY
the itizens CiJochaud the gentleman whose maine
heads this article 10 say il he would be candidate; We
also made enquiries Of the citizens of Goochand,
who informed that this call made by The people, II
respective party have been informed ina! in the
counties OF Louisa and FiuvanIa this gentleman would be
supported by the entire votes OF those Counties the
wish OF many citizens OF Richmond, that there should be
some expression OF public opinion, the Of their
choice We know Mr.. Fleming we'll enough 10 saE with
confidence that If his iass acceptable than any
other Eastern Virgnans he would Withdraw his from
canvass and ceeruIy cooperate in supporting the
this The deep luerGct which tails city aud
Eastern Virginia. has in thu proper action Of the Board OF
Public Works should remembered, and hope that
town meeting will he called carry his view We
leave i; others tie evening when this gathering
should place The writer Of hia prefers Mr. Fleming
10 any other gentleman has been presented
the public but will chec1u!y sustain the nominee whocye
he NAV be- RICHMOND.
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Jso II. CAsAsIss, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC, cONyENTION IN ESSEN


Al meeting o a Convention of portion Of the Drnocra
CIV nf KIM and Queen and Essex counties NIL
lcs Tavern Essex county lat March, 1858, the follow
ing cdings took place: George T. Wright called
10 Tie Ciiair and William II. Berkeley appointed Secretary
The object Of the Convention explained by tho Chair
man 10 the selection Of Democratic Candidate repre-
sent the two counties in the next Legislature. On motion
ii
Resolved That in consequence OF the thin attendance
Delegates and ing 10 the exceeding inciemcncy nl IN.
weather. ind the misrepresentation The part vi The
Democracy ul Essex 10 the day appointed by thcl
brethren King and Queen The Convc n0n deem ii ineypc
dent make nomination., but ADJOURN 10 meet again
MIrrs Tavern, HE third Tuesday 5ih day. Of March
Ipsr if fair otherwise, the fair day, and that tho
whole Democracy Of the counties he invited attend
az far = practicable.
II was ordered that the proceedings be signed bv the
Chairman and Secretary. and published in the Richmond En-
uuircr and Examiner, IAd Tappnhunnuck Gazette.
Before the adjournment spirited discussion Occurred be
tween Mr. Y. H. Berkeley, Col J. g. l"anc and Nj Thorn.
"A " Garnet. mainly Upon he distribution Of the pubic
lands among the States.
GEORGE T. WRIGHT, Chairman
WM II. BERKLEY, Secretary.
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For tho Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF HANOVER


TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF HANOVER
The time will soon come will BIO necessary Tor you
10 convene for the purpose Of exercising me constituents
and bic privilege o selecting some one "
vo in The General Assembly of Virginia. With prlde and
Measure we confess that we have been ably ana alt"y
ntcd by present worthy and distinguishes GEE
cate: acd although this time physically suffering nom MS
labor in your service and having made great sacrhcc o pr
vare interests by being much withdrawn from inc dutes
If that procson which he had been 50 successfully PROSE.
cutting vet he will! hope be nsens!be 10 or needless
Of the appreciation of grateful constituents Inc nesi te"a
Of pubc servant; and il called viii again consent
10 serve them in Legislature We, therefore, deenlns u
eypedrnt earnestly ena yoa 10 come t"gethc: al your
next Hannver lAarch) Court and again request MI WINE
IN cunlinu. in your service; but il tho state o MS health
and the prospect the continued sacrifice OF his private IN
e,css compel him decline the acceptance oil rcnoha-
ton HE candidate OF tho democratic psI your coming
together az doubtless you should political brethren I'd
voca ting and supporting principles and not men, would
YOU 10 choose stasdad bearer good and True,
who would lead you 10 The renewal OF victory
NTASs DEMOCRATS rEE LOVER ELECTION fREcI&C7s'
Hanover March |, 1855
siS5- Examiner will please copy
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sy Examiner will please copy
For the Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF BOTETOURT AND CRAIG.

FELLOW CITIZENS The time has arrived vixen il pro
pcr for me 10 apprise you that will not DC candidate io
reelection 10 the House of Delegates cannot retire on
your service without returning you my unaffected thanks
for your kindness in eevatng 10 the responsible po
si,ion which aia atug, 10 leave. Young aud almost
unknown received supper; CT yo2r hands which had
no Just right 10 expect
have cnIeay 10 discharge the du,ics assigned
satisfy expectations, well az my own SENSE
of The obligations OF public servant The trust which
so generously conided me- is again your disposal.
Ny successor hope, will have ability 10 serve you
only credit Tor The ZEAL fidelity and assiduy which
have characterized my representative course. II shall
have failed in any degree justify your confidence al
lea have the consolation know that have honestly
industouy devoted my humble abilities TO the promotion
Of the very important interests which you committed, IT
mart Ia my care; but if have been fortunate enough gain
your ar rova my ambition is satisfied.
Very Respectfully ROBT. NJ. WILEY.
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
MoSnav. FEBRrARY %, 1859.
HOITSE, or DEF,

EVENING SE9SlON.-Seyera! small bills we:c pissed
as D!iUws:
a bill amending the charter Of the Portsmouth Savings
Institution. ,
A bill 10 incorporate the Trustees Of the MeadsVle Acad
emy ,,,
A bill 10 Incorporate The Garnet and Mosoey Cold MI
ni,L Company Of America.
\ bill 10 incorporate The BlacksLurg Mining and MANN
featuring company. ,
4 bill To incorporate the North and South Mountain TX
ploriEu and Mining company.
A I'LL 10 Incorporate The Alexandra Flour Mills company
:, bill 10 incorporate the Oetiana Camel Coal Company
4 bill To incorporate the hank OF Roan"ke.
bill! tn incorporate the Trustees OF ne ebfe" and fn-
gsh Institute in The city of Norfolk
\ bill for The relief OF Vim. Tabb, and
y bill! 10 amend the charter u the Miami Goal Mining
company.
And Then. the House Iourned
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For he ERnuirc,

Mt,srs E!;or-m my the i5: u!t reply
Mr. " p Tusia which yuu had Tho hnire rnbls the
several typographical which De supplied b. the
reader bu lest "f the opposition editors shoGii seize
and make s'clI arguments
IN he l!rI paragraph.
reads pass around IN travel should read around
MI" the county 81 Halifax Ia The h: PARAGRAPH where
c5uUccton. OF MIR TuGs,aI
should read Mr. Tunas Iowa. IT, the pars
,Ia expression reads official erpresioa'
would here remark. that home. haze
Greesbnroush and -e proposed con
il should BE- made that place Hound
netsiy eilr with tie nj the connection
lend helping hand owaTs II. cc0m?Ihnen a.! look
hdencc IL early consuGnatitn.
Yours, truly, NATHANIEL J. PALMER
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Professor Anderson continues 10 fill Odd Fellows Hall
niobIly with overlooking houses. His entertainment is not
only amusing but instructive. Many experiments in Chem
isy and Philosophy being performed by nim and nothing
Is exhibited which could in any way aspeaso he most re-
fined and iastious II is strictly moral and elegant en-
tcr,ainnen Fills stay is limited 10 lew hehs more ana
bi rho s .ppounity our citizens will have Of behold
inc him. q, early II you want seat
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DEuDCRATlC MEETING IN SURRY.

Al necliimg vi portion OF the Democrats 81 Suuy
held at their Court House February Court, motion
Capt William Dllad called IN the CiIa and John K
Cabaniss appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting then capaincd when the
following gentlemen appointed delegates u attend
Convention al Isle Wight Court House The first Mon.
day in March nex for the purpose Of selecting candidate
10 represent this Senatorial District, ha being Court
tav viz Col James s. Clarke p r Spratlcy James "
Wheadon Tim. Atkinson, John :" Watkins, ". :. Bp.h
IS p Underwood r. G. ravIor Isaac Co!e!, Francis Ruff
fn Jr. ". n. Edwards Dr. W. X. Edwards, Edwin White
and Joseph M,ngion And further motion, The Chair
man and Secretary we're added
In the same meeting Mr.. Charles Golfer present in
cunbcnt in the Legislature, was nominated and selected
unanimously represent u.s. prince George ugreengl in
the next House of Delegates
The meeting then addressed by Col Clarke.
I'm rEU.ian of d.. Edwards the Richmond Enquirer
Sou Side Democrat Norfolk Argus requested 10
publish these proceedings.
The meeting then adjourned.
~ NJ nh Arm chairman
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10 the Editors of The Enquirer.

+
o,o ,,mbcr of your paper observe that the atsn
on NJ ,hs Senatorial District composed Of the counties n
Meckenbure snd Charlotte, is directed 10 Mr. Henry Cole
man as fl and suitable person candidate Tor mat DIS
trct We have heard that Mr.. Coleman was one OF
those who and the schsns In the
Democratic party in the Senatorial election. BY which
the District came we'll nigh beng lost 10 the party NOV"
this be true we frankly say that Mr.. Coleman would not
suit THE DEMOCRATS OF CHARLOTTE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-04

The Baltimore Law Greys and the Rcgi OF Folun
eers OF this City puaded yesterday The line was fornct
IL O'clock ON Broad street, the City Court House. a
follows The Richmond Troop. Capt Sheppard; Lafayette
Artillery, Captain Nimmo Baltimore Law Grcys Captain
France; Richmond Grrys Capt. Elliott; Blues, Capt Fat
on Eagle Infantry Licnl. Richardson's Montgomery Guard
Can't Moore; Caledonia Guard Capt. Caske and German
Rife Capt Eodeker general review was had and The Bal
tmore Crews through many evoutions win ski
and proficiency highly crcdtabie to them The line OF marc0
was then taken up through the principal streets OF our Guy
and TO the Military Hall The Old Market House, where
sunp,uous dinner had provided Of which The comPa
nier with many invited guests parook.
After dinner the line again iormed-and The military
rched up Main and 9th streets, TO Broad street down
BROAD ST. and then repaired The City Hotel the quarters
If the Inv Greys Al o'clock aat evening, The Greys
left in the Northern cars, accompanied by the German
Rifles snd the Young Guard Capt Richardson on route for
Washington city where the companies purpose Join
ING in the inauguration procession to-day. The
German Rifles and Young GlarI will return home
TO Richmond on Saturday morning. Sho"li the
Inter ccmrnuy however stop nj AleXundrlu, Oh Their
return as has been in,mated they may be detained un
Saturday afternoon.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

We take great pleasure in publishing The following OK.
tract from letter by resident Of Williamsburg contain
nu nm account of celebration Of tho 22d OF February IN
The College:
u have never attended q. bra,!on with which was
plcasrd The speeches vet. admirable iouhR men
nv Wlses admitted By all TO have been very nappy
.tIort-the subject FIXED Principles OF Action he
IL very graceful speaker and if in future he will equal his
his maiden effort think would prefer him TO his father
Donovan of Gloucester, Law s,nden was the other
epeaker his subject The Duties which our Young hen
owe 10 their Country" He spoke very we'll dis speech
was snuud and fall Of thought Mo,t o. Ball. little fellow
from Washington read the Farewell Address which ne pre-
faced with some appropriate remarks In fact altogether
,h, celebration was fine worthy of this old college, and
such an one as dare say these walls have not Witnessed
Tar many yea The audience were delighted and such ap
.lusc as they gave speakers was worth hasng-he ap
,,,sc Of fixed ateuon and enthusiastic paudlts How
ever sec am becoming enthusiastic myself, 80 II STOP
only saving make no better WISH man 'a' al lu
,nre celebrations Of the pa mav equal THIS
A NICE PRESENT. Adam Co. WIN accept
,, ,h,nks or the delicious snack of pies, maransues
cakes &C. which they gent yesterday More delicious
hakiu. we hav. aeldum We guarantee mat
any me nj ii such things, VIII MOI oe oie"Po" "
pa uHlyi1g Mcssis Adam 20
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LlTEST MEMS 81 THE TELEGRAPH
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Haitian March SD" steamer Cambria arrived here
10 GAY iacs Liverpool Ia H." 2h February Ac
cuG:Gg Ia her quotations. cotton closed day with bet
Il feeling The weeks decline one. sixteenth 10 one
eIgaih peace
Bnnisru- duh Sales II Canal flour a! 2Gs O.!
Baltimore rs 10 2.S III; ONO us to 26-
White whra - n Il" = Of Red o. lUi 10 L. ~ yellow
corn 81 -; Waite Sos.
Provisions s'r,v; Tur.ntnc advancing; Rosn
finn. sales al RICE al - 81.
Tie Cambria hrings nothing important from England
lGe exports had Increased n"arl. millions. Money
was tighter. Consul. % /: g9L
SiAy eight passengers P,. recently BY the sinking OF
The ,ieaE.sr Victoria
FRANCE -.En,'"!eon hi! i,li private interview with
HE kis"'n Al.os'.r. ie prospects b;,: it an &C
i've stHt"& iair large "icr- I b. liu
i:ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-04

NE" YORK, MAEcn3 Brenos Aysrs "a c. % January
3D. state tat the revolution had been Siul
Gfqu2a had bee \ uyrI;iuuwu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-04

BALTIMORE MARCH 3-Sncs ui lS00 bbs Hour al S.;
Rod wheat 81 ~ 10 81 T.; White corn "a 80; yellow ST
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RIOT At CHARIESI0uN MASS

''''''T'F.'7F V''N, NN"N,
Busr"S March last night we hnd .a acruunI of
u, god tu lbir cuniiDrincn aiI! untci C,r,,,n n
Sharst""n y large number IL yGrS,ts ere assembled
and rot "as urTr,h.nd. Tie military we're sent from
p-tUn and twcn ~ The further tro
biz how, upphrnici unless Tie girl was produced
u her situation Explained.
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N II Nh DESEhLE. she SrnhIr adjourned.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

On motion al Mr.. HEY special committee was APP
pointed ur tile asccrtaihng what Of Increase
shall be allowed III tie Commissioners Of the Reyc
Scvrrni small appropriation bills then passed;
AND The Il rnsc. ~ an oaly Eomr. a.. l1utn,i.
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@wHirEurItsr,s DAGrEKREOTYPLs.

rD "iI When thcT.s ais sick
ucs- SIMON, rsn cause. y sudden, colds. may be
medicine Cherry
much OF Ia: bc notice Tor the VI SERIOUS
Complaints "licn used small !u-e- the
sod" iani'y simple aud harmless i0I
cri..r veil pl!iab.. We ourselves
wc,siisrcmmr"i tch-stn Call pl RGTLI., lADp
4 nd trt "a t,l -
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.lsin!sA iDsl4tsE..

NEW YORK MARCH g. Sales oil q 500 bbls hour at
S; 81. 50 30 WHEAT rusrr. Corn VI auned
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oKAToRY AND PoMTKAn or THE OLD AND


A 4 the The African Church IlEsDAi hih lhuhSpAi
~ ING March ant Iult At O'clock CHARLES M ~, -
,rv ir,u "r Europe VIII b! isi1s-'
cuea IN RS Lectures and imi-fsona :on- OF eFeft
~ n ,,,ira (,a.ctc! American indian. B!!tith, e
and Uooz;,r- nr,g viii. ssakspraIeaG i.d other feci
nj See Circulars l. :. H.. usy,l uIscsr
AinlisSi"" - S'''s 1850 ' Marc!
u a the door :. ~ W. 1-.I
=,ToRI AND DIV ELLING FOR KENT.-"e oae'
"a lar r.uI The p.c iui Seiur SIKH street, Ge"' ',s
is;,y occupied BY Mr lcha perae Possession ma! OE " ~
,a y ,,r rp ), COOK Agents.
March ioi.l- -r------- =
MILL W RIGHTS CHS ELS. "A ~" as'
~ 'o' '"''s''j"'' ANDREW JOHNSTON %
;, 80. :, ~. l',u,s l-ut say, NJ. J., Mai" -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20

The New York Tribune, in a biographical
notice CT Isaac T. Hopper, relates the following
anecdote:
TIE DISHONEST CoNvERr.-Upon a certain
occasion a man called On him with due bill for
twenty dollars against an estate he had been
employed 10 settle. Friend Hopper put it
away, saying he would examine it and attend TO
it as soon as he had leisure. The man called
again short time after, and stated that he had
need Of six dollars, and was willing 10 give a
receipt for the whole if that sum were advanced.
This proposition excited suspicion, and the ad-
mnistratOr decided in his own mind that he
would pay nothing till he had examined the pa
pers Of the deceased. Searching carefully
among these he found receipt for the money
mentioning the identical items, date and circun.
stances If the transactsn; stating that due bill
had been given and lest, and was to be restored
by tho creditor when found. When the man
called again for payment, Isaac said to him, in
quiet way, "Friend Jones, understand thou
hast become pious, lately"
He replied in a solemn tsne: eyes, thanks TO
the Lord Jesus, l have found out the way Of
salvation"
"And thou hast been dipped, hear" con.
tinued the Quaker. "Dost thou knew James
Aunter ?"
Mr.. Jones answered in the affirmative.
"Well, he also was dipped sometime ago"
rejoinSd Friend Hopper; "but his neighbOrs say
they didn't get the crswn Of his head under wa
ter. The devil crept into the unbaptzed part,
and has been busy with him ever since. I'm
afraid they didn't get thee quite under water. |
think thou hadst better be dipped again"
As he spoke, he held up the receipt FOR
twenty dollars. The csuntenance Of the Fro
lcs'odly pi0us man became scarlet, and he dis
appeared instantly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20
ANOTHER ROBINSON CRUsoE.

Capt. VIM. Gibson, of the schooner Flirt, has
Just returned TO New York after long and
unjust Imprisonment in the Dutch East Indies.
The "Tribune" has a long accsun! Of his adj
ventures, which have been quite romantic. That
paper calls upon the Administration 10 demand
redress from the Dutch Government. The FOL
lowing is an extract from the TrbuAe's narra-
tive:
Capt. Gibson, being Of rather an adventurous
turn, owning his vessel, and not being pressed
FOR time, resolved 10 visit the little Island Of
Tristaie dAcuuha. This island is situated in
about IS deg. south latitude, aud abSut midway
between the Cape Of Coed Hope and Cape
Horn. In the year 1911 the British frigate
Pandora struck on ledge Of rocks near this
island, on her return home from Bengal, laden
with troops. One Of their number, Sergeant
Glass, while the troops were being landed, pre-
paratory 10 getting the ship of the rocks, took
advantage of the confusion attendant thereon,
and Secreted himself on the island, and the ship
sailed without him. Glass remained here three
! years, suhsisting in the meantime on the flesh
! c. eo.s, which here abound, and also on she'll
/ fish and roots. BY the expiration Of this time
Iaa had succeeded in constructing boat from
1lat hnoer, ana elher Materials ana Proceodeu
with cargo Of goat skins to the Cape Of Good
Hope, some 1000 miles distant. The time
which he selected for his departure in this frail
craft, was during the prevalence of the westerly
winds. He accomplished his PerilouS voyage
in safety. After a short residence at Cape
Town, he married the widow Of soldier who
had died at the Cape; and with his wife and a
negro man, returned to his solitary Island again,
taking with him various implements, seeds, arms
and ammunition, together with other necessaries,
which were literally furnished him by the mer-
chants ST Cape Town. Here the good couple
carried cut the injunction, "incrGase and multi
lply." The result Of their marriage was seven
daughters, who, in the course Of time, were
married to men from American whalers, who
occasionally touched at the Island. These sens.
in-law Of the old man, in compliance with law
that he had made, that one son-in-law Of his
should leave the Island" settled down, and
proved as prolific as did the original couple, 50
that the population now amounts to eighty-fo
children, grandchildren and grsat-grSnd-child-
Iren. Since the Island has first been settled BY
Glass, death has never visited one of its inhabi-
tAnts.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20

II A new apple tree enemy has made its
appearance in Maine. 1t is slender worm
about half an inch in length, and striped with
greeniSh white and dark stripes. When Jared
they spin down and hang by fine thread. They
move about by rapid crawling They eat leaves,
buds and fruit Unfortunately. They are I'M
like the canker-wOrm, or any other known to
the oldest inhabitants.
II Lola Montez celebrated her recent
wedding by challenging San Francisco editor
to fight duel.
IL A we'll informed correspondent Of the
National Intslligencer says that lsng war will
be tho only means of procuring communication
with Japan.
AZ The SAFE Of FrdnHin.--It is not gene
rally known that, in 1884, the western portion
Of South Carolina seeded from the eastern,
forming a new State called Franklin. DR.. J..
G. M. Ramsey, who has recently published an
interesting history Of the State Of Tennessee,
has substantiatsd the fact The State ot Frank
lin maintained a separate existence for nearly
AedA y0AAbs ~ ANCIWdiuS WIN OlutT V,
became the present State Of Tennessee.
False alGrm.-The quiet of our peoccrllo
city was this afternoon disturbed by yell, sl-
and often repeated, as if a tribe Of Ca1--cng
indians had invaded the place. Crowds 6. ua-
and boys rushed down tho streets and w ne
alley whence the sounds proceeded. in the full
expectation Of seeing bloody bowie knives and
wounded cOmbatants. They soon returned,
however, upon discovering that all the fuss was
about two men wrestling.
IL. One Of our exchanges has story Of .
train Of cars being stopped by grasshOppers
The rails were so thickly covered with them
and the cars smashed them up so that il had the
effect Of grease on the rails, making the wheels
rsvOlvs swiftly, while the train remained sta.
tiOnary.
IL The New York Express learns that Mr.
w. E. Burton is preparing an illustrated edition
Of Shakspsare's works, which will cost at least
100000! The illustrations, it is said, are Ia
be Superior to anything of the kind ever wit.
messed on this side Of the Atlantic.
~, The following startling dispatch reveals
an APPALLING state Of affairs in the afflicted city o.
New Orleans. A Christian people must be re-
duOsd to wOful extremity when they are com
pSllsd to burn their dead.
LOUISVILLE, Aug, Is.
Private dispatches from New Orleans stat,
that they ara unable to bury all the dead bodies
Last week enc hundred and twenty-five deai
bSdieS were burAed.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20
New OnLEANs, August I6.

Totsldeaths in last 20 hours 232; Of yellow
fever 2o6, this embraces ell reported under the
latter head
Total number of deaths tho last week, 1882,
by yellow fever 1863.
The Howard Association has taken in charge
three thousand in four weeks, and expect to
have 1000, at a cost u $40 each,
Many Of our mercantile houses close at three
o'clock.
The store of Kendall, Yso & Co., with its GEN.
tents, was destroyed by fire last night.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20

CoRoNERs INQUEST. - The body OF Mrs.
band, we noticed yesterday, was disinterred en-
Wednesday and an inquest held by the COrO-
Her and jury. After a post mortem exami-
nation by DR.. Everett and hearing evidence,
the jury returned the following verdict -
[QuiLcy Wing.
Having been summoned by the Coroner of
Adams county 10 hold an inquest upon the
body of Dorothy Auman, after due examina-
ton we find that ths said Dorothy Amman came
to her death by disease OccaSioned by mall
treatment and violence inflicted upon her per-
son by her husband, Christian Auman.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20

We are in receipt of the Ladies' Christian
Annual," a very interesting psnthly, published
in Philadelphia James Challen, editsr. 1t is
handsomely printed, contains 80 pages, and the
subscription price is 81 year.