davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

t.tcl@ -s-se<splts1cs " -ct = J 4rltiit
WaaslfcrcF Tzss1sy koF. =, ~.
lie X c4sD~s T. IL 11ra1s-rz.ior Z: IL 5ao1ach
kasSs ~ u. r.c-srlrs q II gssd euc ;ie elevglg1 u
Eo IzaA, ll.e- IL Ci-l.a1 oi1tss C0nssi e Hgno
mn y IL Jtes q Pfnns Nl.sss. weszs feYg1be a.
~ ~ e s5szas u IL sszzon u thess issn2s NJ
Ala = Nt5g,f - tsle3ss;Ts sim 4 Ess fly IL
sEsl WI fs sJrs o uosrr etrpgs. aalrtc ~ olzn1
an ;rs;sss.Dg ens p1esasaos q pefiote IL
paz VIA sss VEN al trus tywsro IL eo1 q D.
ta We g.. SIRE ia, Iotiipg VOID q1si5y H. Aiiss
nxs e1r y sgnslzs ta essseg ,! teeouY ding a. Aoa
s,tlls sr1ezslsox u ossse slsn1s
TIE koberi y tkes Pese kGJfoat yfls1 x l2os.e,ag
n fGgvess One u t,e is;sy .ss'4e5 Dreoos rsosn3s
Ex< % tsne q be her, abaa H. ~ Drr>9f tf29sso
toa< lf5sea BesnDezs y Lqygress a 90 - W
ygst TIE name pro- u a.slnbee fgr lals easspss
IA NJ rsnsyse1
ia rscsha Iets u N f0ei,bs pYoD tbs osqe.efy VI
We fAouga e bs sufficiently teas1e 70 psoyoAe coal
= M Sssesry Dow IL isf "a Yfgsay b. ~ ses2gDse -
~ aDg "a zasge " Ia iwYu6st lsofsia Seos.3 e.
Il va u reenfs ~ ses<ssGDe rpes1 = " b'sse u
4hsos eae3 would ssess 70 W rla1ef v ~'assf bo
saelDs Us SgtlDerf cpisery DeY0 oont " Vp"s bsft
B. ty eses % isoy1deln aae insUtog t9veoe 0fe en0
zkr ire specially gwen - challenging rlep vVo fot et
fWftsss wo1 1 fgtd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

A.. btlffaefk, WocHfacess Nyy- y if,t
~ " Nal " fl9s eseCiDl ~ Lsye slAftOd Ntv ~
~. ~ psYefs n ~ 1leseey 40 Jnsag6y .es.
eak ti,p Aes fo,f, fga Aes ye1 aleCe TIC ,4D u
Na.f<sseI IL - LDgs
A. ssAnktpe psgfi stsifs tia aelsta.y . stere ss
. - e9esief y nc teaugfE1aft ~ hNytDae fti
~. eseetbk if0 - Ile<s pfyyllDn ~, RIG - ~ ~
-. "a Ne ceesf dgssg SIC slDlef seD-f tls tegtf
- Nctfee b. sfuss e. loens rs ~. . GassnuI b,
49, heSai Dsss,f ~ Ceye Nf1sl5 " Asl1s a..
slns DststeI tsfe aes1ss go Jeitass ifOe bso.9
S,ress,s - re s"s' bs'g,sl b',"''o 49,. ~
s..s1trt Boy eAd Iiiae Egg lisg)yg eQ f0Detes1ae
a. sss'<L lie jaof. IemgDei befeeel tioaeYA ases
~ ~ hettsfcs o. Jegts q. Dyitt8 yesgoas t.le
800 sb1 Cope tesi ose HsglltDg belSeel tel<
- =, 10 sasenHth RIVER tiic JsesteN Do@een says-
80 ~ ~ snf Cape tigres f,s hyieit Atlseaf De
81. phlk llshf AN lel1ae... Nle Deaqg Dstr-ea
- h,.h1 sno Sable Roo
p.IsLi William tslfer Ofoefd SnprfitenfoDf " fhe
r'"'s 'sa vb@ hsigeal Ieagst W. pNee Ufey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

. a.. ~,.rsA ~ e,srs.AerAA'e d,Nsrlfy
90 sssrss -. ~.,l..si u,s csarefess,n havs
fsssss ny -. .....,a ...n,sis ne se,esal ,lasss,
..-->t ~ |" u -, - ..,l.l s,Ass lew e.sas
az - 81 -, A "a .,..rtaeo ia tas uext A.
.a,s 80 v"
s.~Ars -, ......,, a. a., ~, IA, ,s.
ssssha, A. y. - 4, .A,....s A.. 49,.
- ~s.tses> - ,.f.,.
s.ss Il s'ss' - a.. -, "a 49,.
s.sse S~Ahos'e A.. ....... -. -. -
= ..s.l ~ ses,''~ -. IN,
. 49, pss.esf' y "a - -. ~ -.
.s~~ss - vs'vss.' 'sfr'N -.
- ,. ssv~f sfssf'~
a.shsk ss%~A s''a c'et'se> a..,,...
a. rVes'ss = Ns'e~. ess''a'N , .'-.-. h.
s.-ss q. HpS~re ss~''''s - >~e'e -.
n-,-N ~ caff 70 W. wssds :" - WV
-. -. ssaAssesi. ~ rse''s'' -...-- -
ras~Fse Ssf<sss sIY~sr'S ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE At SONORA

Ths steamship Star of the West, Capt t. l.. Tinkle-
.h from s, Imam on the evening Of the 3lst ult
rived at this FOR. this morning at about l2l o'clock She
brhr, ST. in gold freight $4,000 in the hands OF
o.ssengers and 600 passengers
In the list Of passengers per Star OF the vest we Cd
serve the names Of Col j. b. Weller L. y Senator from
carGrni Judge Wells of the Supreme Court, Mr. Heap
who secompsnied Lieut. Beaes expedition Mr. j. L. suI'
van Of San FRANCISCO IT, s. Consul ct Bayonne, France,
John Treaner Esq Sen Marcoea Minister P!enpotenfary
Of Nicaragua, and his lady Mr. Tompkns, Recorder OF
Msrysye Col Richardson Of Nevada and other prominent
Csiornans Mr. Byrne, who, with corps Of Engineers
was sent ont by English capitalists to make explorations
and surveys for certain contemplated enterprises IN Ca'r
mia, also returns by this steamer
From the Sandwich iaapds tic news Is OF thrilling In
por,anee mp TO tho 10Th II September. DIR Judd had
been renewed um .he Office Of Minister Of Fasaea sad
rRha n Alien late L. : Consal hal been spp'snsei IA
HE piaee DECIDED sisp had heea aAea toward aaeess
ton a. the United stAIes the htsh AMI FIeaea Casaas
had prs,asle 20 the hiag against sueh So the Ana.t
IAN temn,isgnss hsd sspe g sAsa eanlesse "a ss'e
Esd dseaed aaepsh and see sssaes s,esases prevailed
IA ,elaeai ysVea consequence 81 ihes aAseteR eeN~
@snss
90 ~ wa tssl savaoSa Vi StAs '. 'ee Ms @sd
.sd sas ba,.ed - ss4 Nos - Nasae.A sslsed ~
tsss NanUi0 VI >ans$e s.esEasg \ 3 Ia - ~ ost
= se,eso s4s sola \ : ho,e ~ " aoes4
tts eoss ~ .hs lDi.al rs b-oa .ssc.l@.9o y As
sggi.a, Vi ~ eGa4ea p.sgi =" casae4 =. Ncs Vssaas
brs .saol-1 v. ~AeA gsessAed ~ Monday aoosalns
AslDJ eAhgagh
Ne s,e laA.A.,d " "a. Ves.-s y. a. H. y a. wosl
Me- taqo y 90 .ed A,es.. y ~ eNpsc.asa ". Nv
gsoplg. dsiiseo " A,esA
GAG e@aaa paasa' ee@' sa-'A4.s- q no Ma y. 81
w:assec sss e. ~, ;. K \: @ ". ~
fssttss q 4Yresr sd ht p ss,flsf \, ososA{ Q, 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
WAYNE CO,

oO mhsnt Law VonuuoO HcS hnt".t.So al
along the east side of the river.
WAYNE CO.
This County Is decidedly Wing. In the Eastern Assem-
bly, District, Wade, Temperance whig) is elected
The continuance of bad weather through yesterday
so mpeded both the collection of returns in the seve
raj Counties and the working of the Telegraph that
received very much less than we had expected What
We have does not vary the complexion of the returns
given in our last The following are mainly copied
from yesterdays Albany Erening Journal:
MONROE.
Rochester-250 majority for Wing Congress and from
le 10 500 in County Hards have large m'jory over
soi's Boilers used up o,,r,n,
Wing majority State ticket 200 over Putty, 1900
over Hard Dorrance Wing Senator and Wing Assem-
blymen elected by large maorities Uuey Hard proba-
bly, elected District Attorney by 100 majority. Bacon.
Wig candidate FOR Supreme Court Judge has 200 ma
joriiy
800 haher o Yates sssi Hoffman 9os' Brady & Gro
yer g-t
Waterford givc' Maiher sis, ieos e.
YATES
reas faA The whole Wing ticket Is probably elected
In Yates County BY i,om 100 10 200 majority. oay the
town e hafkey 20 hear um which 10 probably Wing by
90 majority
Al, Williams senator has iis majority faT as heard
nom jasoe 81 knine,ne Count about Tho .ane.
Ga tho haie ti.Lat 90 los no ivetn The snte gos
ieaseawalh iasi shai equals Thai ~ tlnse" ahd Yer
pisnek ieeeihes
TLs Aiaeaniises s,..a g. lase ebees three na''hs %
she ~ ss00s az. suis
tntt
bsFals I'm ,,as ia,.ra.as. Mrsv. aes'od N'siNu
wbiH hplhl.a ..psa saHsslssi
b.ssAip Nuaa. si2s, Nv go
isa Ns.il slsp t4sk li'.s hsfps' afe AZ irsss
Wali IS Va Llssl hq.a
NIAGARA
~ ~ 90 .,Al iuiu. go A4h-. ~ t-.eY 1V' uA,f
asa 40 Ga.l -li b,adi. 40 VA, ssil N,p,y.. w
h.e.ep. Z G4usg4l ME- r9e-eb s'ae.sa
wah tis,i .'a'u. lta ''t's 'ess'sA pis@s4' Hqss-
ain| r'm. or, iea. a. uass,t eeNt~ ~ e,ss
lA@Al-i,
4p.ae plA t.tt p.i n -la NA.. INWA4la,N SEA ~ a
ag6f n iMsN MfiliX uNg iegl prn ffk ee
t1irg ml. n t.laaal na lg af fetri
fe' liire- n limlm grgt npltAt iAe'ea Iss
Hlls ~ fp.ng y gisle,Eos Is,ee ssify,e stAq
sllas H.lSte Ff' fiialf iasAa'''es S''sl
tRaisls.p wM " ear sws 4 1~e 'lss y avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
THE LATEST NEWS,
Rnmvmn nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
IRON WARRINGTON


M,misnscs wsipcs.ls' Ne, = iso
~ g.se- s.vN ~ svhsi.as~ hs, ~ sfs, ~ssss
~ Mas hv.st. - ,oene,t ,sshe9 hiis' 'vrslisina
ss~~tsinsr wiN fre Sslsw With ~rrssis'n 70 Msssa
siusggh CcrssaucNai nsssw, s nersrsreei 49, -
.ar,%e % n,wesg~p 1hlel. Reiesm imrst,A'eli 10
wsrdssl ard ,Asl pclhlrs eas Nths nvn Vashs1s rar
i,ss thse assa In h. ,,,rveci he i~r sshssts
Nv Nova Cs.'cra iicu-s hAccA viii sase go rsw fhe
MIG. vii suffer excessively, sod hs lIsl .s~f'sasi g.
have vo,,d es N~lsy vii b. 'swmary hshss1sl
Qet Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
NEVADA VIA srcaRssgA.
op THE FIRR Am SONORA.

Is said The are originated from stove pipe hed with
SCOT which was eareessly thrust through the covering OF
the back kilchep Iwas heard roaring by aperson in the
neat house and the noe great he rstoe for the
rrmbng ofthe stage coach In about ten minutes after
ward the ery 81 Dire was heard Il then spread so rapidly
n al persons living in the vicinity OF wksse the IRE cos1
menesd Rad scareely time 30 escape
Mr. Hold,ns dwelling hoose Is saNed' aiso the several
churches
Mr. rripps Livery Stable saved by The efficiency Of
the forces pcap On bis premises. Il would pay TO have
.sys,sippmps with hess eeaVeoeGt dstaaees through
eat he ely,
Tie sa@ss ef he rr'ssigSi sseress are ~ follows
A. Issssus sssee J. D fs&d. s0,ooo Adams & Co.
sseee. MestAeaasg Gyceaheed & Co. $780, Alon g.
&C. n,atkSt SAW l. iyoas. sieeco; Murphy 4 Woods.
lesg Tea. s2seeei Asgsawsi \ Williams III Dorado.
s6eee Roisp1, =. CkaEies, ss,seo A. Cohen \ Co,
slSeVe N Hasa seeee J. \ JseAlas. ss,seoi A. Wolf
i2,V0 Noat!o \ Co, s&Seci Lewis Thomas o, 800;
Cs kestaeTast skeVo tsse levy, sz.e0oi thas Hese.
~ iQe. NJ Aepesse sAeee; T. Rshlnsen boaFs & CO.
ssQVo. A SoAssAe, s4ece wellS FARO n Co. $4,000;
joseph n sloshsE sAooV ~ slssn sSsS9e Lsmeers n
eilbSFs sbsee. thoesp4 sA,ee MARKS A. Zene.
eaihlpg, s,50e kSlabe Vi joshua hekasa. slAcoo;
EsiSe y MshssoR sseee e3.>se VI oneetorf ttooe'
t9ipzigeF X Co pa,QOV kOlcas n tea sSeNo 4 Fried
snAsrs. $1,000 lhiEa ksssaaFaas tleo; Skter no
ssssa s2,sgo; Palace $500 "a easssealS si~s; a.
ssOO II Lay, 500, Sk (Asraes, s5oe Ching MIA elss
Cove. NSCsllAy $500 Well v bres., s5oe Mr. ~
ia 5000 Qeo. WVsA lad J. e. lee tsQe; De Mx-
sA.A $500 /, y AekorOAa ~ oeei tx Kendall ssoo.
1900 B,ia Union, si0Voi MSns hrspasd, sl,eec, "a.
Geco., sl) 90 Mr. ha0eser ik9o0s Neyeer n ~ ss@
Baihf "a * Co. as,0O0
Ia addition - sAo above there are doab&ess ssrc sns
sksis Ohoso reoa have oos rVaeAst a. tAe sssi ~ wa
sleSlpa v lsVkesS " as NshAs " sS''''' ~ '''N'
h.sA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

NosfVN. "Wednesday, NrN. y, lHN
t.i.srsthie Ii.esleh nVa Canse Yesterday. states
hat theit had been arNlhcg gale on ha oet daf
fus wh,h The schooner Oil llantcf " H"aceiiot ""
driven a,NSrc and hlgea icss sAeoo iasafsA 81 ito"
cx-ict tor tieN 49, =, A.,
ahp ,fhconcr. 4 4 Howard AMI W NcrehanI
driven s.kefv la a t,rr,or se have hcru 81 OF
thas blown sale here Al day ani ',hl cen.hn''.
nahiAa consequence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

Ar I-aw = XXI Cas- a ol--ssfo15s1; ssys -;
~ s.-s nv e hs c1z,s - IL c! o. he E'is
In AZ ~ 80 - e. Sis-rt-1. IL lros1c-zs o.
4 IL EL-s Lav -rz-- s5srs.Fa- I'm Ir5fose1
sa1s 4 ~ q - pts--Es-s zFs1 ~ ar On -
tzs1r ,ss srvsr g. s1eh ~ % re- ias pae1ge-s
sm VI 60 o1cz-- a. IL pzzYli, ss-ieE. s. = sa
~ g esr a. w. NJ h. th-ss ehe-s lS- tie Mana
~ s1-ar VA e hGzsl ~ his rogn vas b@tsz:
N Il eex--AEv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
sIrlC,IDr

ROsroN Wednesday Nov 2. 1879
Mr. S,ua,l Hunt old and well known Citizen len
49, hor.e IN Hancock 4 a. en- early hour this morning
h.,rr behind him note. addressed 20 Mr.. Cartwright
President 81 the Manufacturers Insurance Co. stating that
h. va. about 70 drown himself and indicating whore h
hNiy could be found His hat and coat were sftorward
fcgpa q. the mil dam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

yE1seY1--ts DersoeT.as fbs Y@za)1; Lcg-sls.Urs
irrt .c-1ass5 Bo- Ds-ie Ks1ozg r. tie [. se1s,s
~ = Fr-> ks1krz H,- D E.sAs- t. WIZ ave
Ii Y. -Ass = sias lE- - dhoie T. te.~es1 Jto91
Cs..sre- Psr-.s Barr AZ Cerl9s Cpo15gs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
NFW.JERSEY ELECTION.

Camden Co.-Haywood OVhg GovernorJ has coo ma
ierty in Camden. ID. Browning (Dem) County Clerk
The Wing and Maine Low Assembly ticket Is elected
Glopoester Co-In this County, Haywood has 6@5 ms
jory DR. Franklin Nativel IS elected to the Assembly
PATERSON, "Wednesday Nov. Q, 1883
Passaie Co--Prices Dem. majority for Governor 10
tbe county u 1874 For Assembly Phillip Rafferty, lDem
Charles H. May. WING and Temperance, ana JONI d.
Gsroa nerr 4 elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

G~--ss-- Bars q Al3s-3-. 40 Assstan.s tie
Tr-y szA4 ~. a.. ttor.1 - IL -sw bDs-L and bese
Tsosru-s = e,s via saS Br9T. Z tls L.. barely
E7Jsf Z 2--zz1 ths 1a-ae-is= q t.eir sdTe-1Sries
FpsE.s eeyik = gre Ia Per- a-ota-F eAsnos a.
Sr-F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

VERMONT iTUtSt AfvRf INDIAN CLAIMS
MeNfrvttoe, " Wednesday Nss = isn
lie lea sislufv Il Ncrmeat have elected psnid !
tAcu.ts,,n Ntlfrfa,s - State
d,i,sa,n 81 the ir,.uc,s indans is'm tsnsd, k.st
sfti,, her, g. A., g. cA's n The icsslaiare All thai
psft ~ Nsfn,oni birg ucrth II ostrr tfv,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
nrsrRiirrIyE WIRE.

N,.TO1 Woln0sdsy Nov y I73'-
lie extensive Flaming Mn owned hy N1eafn' ~
Mint N,,fGJk norche.iur Together with considerable
cp.rtfv IT lnmbef va. haml last night Los s'ooO0
r.fsisliv Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

Tk CiseoSe JybeD oeyies our feoem e11fle iae
Isnars Frnsxel,7 cad of0oHs d " engt.es ~ ca4y
sshtys nooess aalsr Hstes,es q asseae q ogf -
dsnsa issely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
s,uINo or THE NIAGARA.

NVNfNN- " UInU7IlN wv ?, F'''
II. .t-sm.hip Niagara sailed punctualy NJ noon She
ept fAy cne pasongrrs for Liverpool ani twelve
isr H1 and sio{ 600 in American gold coin snd ngo's
AMI siAec0 IA sovervisns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

INA isB Loss ~ iAgE IS Ohl>.4 oVn.eyonceD
sfzs q Tie 5,bsAe ffeo per-. Sso. ~ On oet1
IA t's heess baoe1 ~ tDa y.sge ~ f,e v. .sa'
~ so yesD2 tn " a yeso ene tge Doys seoyecYe
r"1' cad year Ios u.eS h,e, feepo-ly ioss
tL9sf g. oo6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

ssslKx PtsIssssrp.-A iel.O1 do"a EeS Dey'og bose
had gpisy " ,olstng te Msiss Dgaof len "a esYodoZ
ss1er1 I'D rsoGjy star u t4s sccc5ec ~ fgiios'eg
sRAsSes Ios % sesfe,ab Jie rov1 aeneeoes yos
~ Sfak tree gesses u gouS ssoy hges' ed sosy re
hst have mercy - ,VVf Dety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
FROM CALIFORNIA.

AnnrvA. OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

FiatkR-Maine Law candidate for Assembly has about
30 majority The Maine Law candidate has msOres all
along the east side OF the river
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
DUCHESS co.

tt A,torpey. AIMED Dsaoo Hard and Son. 49, VIM H.
thonv. (Wbigl s5e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

D, w v. 7.stJ s.pson, o hw,s s,o~ss I zen
se.mIe q kebiss.on J. Mcclellan. - Dglus' ~ W".ss
yrssss P,snssutidre ~ ~ pras osp y9 H., Es' sss
isH = es,psr D G1ninssrsd w,ss atts, =. ~
Blown p Rysn = g. Rchsffar msasm 80 = ssbla
gser ssrss.1f II 40 = Wshridgs w. Us1s11ctl".
Hb.G Jsr,if 81 D we.dop W va NJ. Fssrsn fa ,
w no,sss sryss e. g. Tnsalis bIi9L tihsfa y ~ ~
s.op ist,p r. bcs@ y hg'll 4 Bso'o' ossen;
81 Hivn. w. LAKE., fapsfo, j. bhiman, y ".
ysoass gsi,s. Er.css and rsfy ps,s,. ,nsra
o gssp a rr,ps 81 Iaeb. s,ors 4 YsfTs sI -,
mar ana iady w NJ his Berfod G. ~ 5ehrosaer cv.'
~ Holt r. a. Wsrasu ~. ~ Baokmso. W. H. befo,1 " ,srS
Motor Mey Dr. salhhg, vsnd,-sisr ~ 49,,
t.r Y Lerrrs " oserfily. r. Denpsno Dsvs9sa
.eI. ! W spencer haer chds W Hunt D y FoTss,g
nn1 y, G. Maehs W Marin R,thsa1 E FI.ssc
vs',or 8. cgit., PInt,,oo Tryo1 soa NY
H0nsbsn J Dgnn J. t. Morris q. w Morn. w Mrts '" a
fsfysr W. Nvibr n Holiday H. Holhdy, Whiy W "
Lup,bBy NJ STAMPED 0,ett w DIXON, o. Der :. n'r
y Johpson " Hru y. Drogsn G. 0roxan. ff1cn W
Barn. &c lanes Iresny spsulSnn Hale w Hiisr
"A. Enggs n. Calh J. Shsv, Dsys o. W states y W.
s,es Wool . Eii1psisie5 Ha.gy hsrt w H.1s
n Agst y Thompson. Lyon o. G. geune : p Pc. p P,ss
il Cue snd three children Cue W.
Connolly, W. W. Reed J. r. Deg, 2 Rice WaMroa Z j.
CsrIs Bsysr Robinson j. Fsrland H. KICK Mr. Cohen.
A T..,V "a Inf afeer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

roe .lo4e 4ga glf w lp@@ t'vv ~"
J-l4o1 ~ lo--s4s1 u n-e4e va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
For The E'nquire
ro THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.

TO THE BOARD or PuBLlC, w., mOG EhS: =, 10
T., rho cr tension Of the rail road "est rom CoVnRt'h "
M n;o I; ia understood that you are ABOUT 10 pretr OF
have preferred Monroe route 10 lsS.
whole ground and select The best route Elm o,,v oa
80 and be ps ~ oo haste ass 'a which
ne oSked and greatly injured the internal
of Virginia. -, mind single imp,,vsnen,
xsS S yUa no sud having been undertaken
con Moderately /. ,oo o,ow in bepinn;,, 100
oy au s'S;s sy psn 'hs% ae TS
hand without any deliberate as made to remedv are
which is the very evil your ooa'u "1'
you going 10 commit ,.I n, tina, the Canal sbouId
NO Que - Ghin and that The extension should mol
BY any Saea
INC ran louu @ ber from nIuring the Diner on can
not do beush. either than BY placing " near The
other. -, ,,o ,,ou must 1oish-you Cannot
but wish to sooa and ys
the of your responsibility ana your duty
allow me- IN III uni'''"u' CAUTION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
POLITICAL.
PHANTOMS.

:, h,usas wherein men have lived and died,
A. hnunt.J houses Through the npen tu"rs
The harmless phan,Oms on their errands glide,
Win feet that make NO sound upon the hoors.
Wa meet them at the doorway, on the sIair,
Along the passages they come and 60,
Impalpaole Impressions on Inc air.
4 eeuse of something moving 10 and fro.
There are more guests al table than The hosta
Invited; the illuminated hall
Is thronged with quiet inotfensvc enos's'
Az quie, rs the pictures on the wall
The stranger at my Preside Gamer see
The forms see nor hear the forms neal:
He bu, perceiyes what lie; while unto me
All ,hat has been is visible and clear
We have no title.deeds to house or lands:
Swners and occupants Of earlier dates,
p,o1 graves forgotten stretch their dusty hands,
And hold In norlmain still their old estates.
The spirit world around this world OF sense
Floats like an atmosphere, and everywhere
Watts through these earthly msts and vapurs dense
A vital breath of more ethereal air.
Our little lives are kept in equipoise
By opposite attractions and desires;
This struggle of the instinct that enjoys,
Aud the more noble instinct that asPHss'
The perturba,ons, the perpe.ua Jr
OF earthly wants and aspirations n'sn'
Come from the influence Of that unseen s'af,-
That undiscovered planet 10 our sky.
And as tho ,noon from some dark gate OF cloud,
Throwa Ger ,he sea floating bridge OF light,
Ac,o.s whose trembling planks our fancies crowd,
In The realm of MYSTERY and night;
So from the world OF spirits there descends
A bridge Of light, connecting II with this,
Der whose unsteady floor. that sways and oends,
Wander our thoughts above the dark abyss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
LIFE AND DEATH.

"What ia Life, Father %
"a Battle, my child,
Where the strongest lance may fail,
Where the wariest eyes may be beguiied.
And the stoutsst heart may quail.
Where The Toes are gathered on every hand
And rcst not day nor night,
And the feeble little ones must stand
In the thickest of the fight"
"Whut Is Death, FatherP'
1.-THE rest, my child,
When the strife and the toll are DER,
And the angel of God, who, calm and mid,
Says we need fight no more;
Who drveth away the demon band,
Bids the din OF the battle cease;
Takes the banner and spear from our falling hand,
And proclaims an eternal Peace"
"Let me die, Father ! trcmble; fear
To yield in that terrible strife !"
uThs crown must be won for Heaven, dear,
In the battle. field Of lille.
My child. though Thy foes are strong and 'tIed'
He Ioveth the weak and small;
The Angels of Heaven are on thy side,
And God is over US all y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06

DIGNITY OF AN INDIAN CHIEF.-We doubt II the
annals OF ancient history furnish reply surprising eo.
quence and grandeur the following from an unulored
age: 8 -.
As Tecumseh proudly approached Gen. Harrison rose 10
receive the Chief and pointing bench prepared the
purpose, said: 80 49,
Your white father ,equesls You 10 be seated"
Tecumseh cast upon tho American General look Of un.
nitigsted scorn and indignation.
lyon, my father said he. "No! The SUM-" pointing
10 that omoary 10 the heavens s my father! The EARTH
pointing to the ground, "is my mother and throwing
himself the ground, II will nowhere bat on her bo
som %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
NJ RRlED,

Married. in ST. lanes CHURCH. the LIST Dec BY The Rev r.
pohsr, mr. TS g. CUyEssAN, Ct Piusylyuna county, nrsl
MA Ma wERTlEiagsh.T Of Mr. IOln' "er'h
OF this CIy.
MARnnD Tuesday evening Jin hy &isi se'
n,hou Johns of Virginia. JOHN s. CUTTINGS u BLor 10
CAKnrTE L. RlrCIIIE, daughter OF Thomas 'cGe Esq
OF Washington CITY
Nnnuo ON Sunday the 9Th Of November att oc";S. ~
At the residence H. Scott the county OF Caiohe Nd ny
:hc Rev Scott TIIOS Z. JOHNSON Esq OF 81 Louis MIS-
sn.ri IN psTTlE 4 chIr,tl daughter said TO. Scot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06

| The Baltimore ruF'ot '03 =. ,-. UJ - MI
II is pretty certain that the New OK n S ano
siiop will be introduced ss all clement IN INC Honse;
T sn the friends Of The slandeIcd and prosecute.
noble champion Of The GnSb .he friends 1obe
me h I1non. The friends of the prescribed and de-
Fooie and Of the prescribed and e
Clemens GSe au pUIs snd asv snd
9non e u md Dsunionism only take possession o.
me but demand to organize ,he House also
In few da ys VIC shu what VIC sha vi 'he euo)ec"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06

CUVfER.-It was said that extraordinary Was the
skill Of Cuyler that II he only the tooth OF animal he
could give only the class and order OF the animal in
question, but The history of it's habits Tho following
most people would not think Of submitting scientific
search deci eddy rch He In his sleep The pop
uiar OF Satan advancing towards him and
threatening to eat him. Eat ~ exclaimed the phoso-
pher. az he examined the fend with the eye OF naturalist
and then added, Horns. hoofs! Graminoorous Needn
be afraid OF him p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
REDEMPT4Og OF VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT
DEBT ,-

DEBT the STALE J vlrea reeemabls on ns u
,y of MaIch S4 AMI afterwards within pril0r not excceGi
eileen years Will notice that The GuanssioeTs q re S.n
Ing created act Of the tcntra assembly ., @ W.
of March 1884, the sa,d certificates at the treasury "
onwca sure,ld The holders OF said ceriihcates lle I
March, SURRENDER tile same d.
5icc Of The Sec: AUDITOR and whether surrendered 0' ho "e
Interest H'e''9" 10 -. =. - ;.s,-j Amlmmt
eJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
TaE aMEKfcChN IDEAL.

TIN Amercan's ideal Of happiness seems 70 me I? be
narrhee and home combined with public activity 70 have
wife his own house and h0me, bis own little piece 81 ano
10 ,ak care Of ,h &c. and TO bcapy theH at he sac time
doing snle good TO tho 10 tho ciIY-hls seems 10
me to the OBJECT Of human life with most men: Journey
to Euoe Bee perfected cities and-he ruins tha' Belong
to il, ala desirable epsode.-[ Harriet Nartinsau
Mise Msrtneau isn't this Just about The best ideal
Won heard Of