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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the AtioA.
THE EMPEROR OF kUSsIA DEAD.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
pFAcE ANTICIPATED
PEACE ANTICIPATED.
HALIFAX. March Is.

HALIFAX. March 10.
The ROYAL mail steamship Africa. Captain
Harrison, has arrived at this port, en- routt
for Boston. She left Liverpool on her reg
ular day, the 81 inst. Her advices are con
seauently four days later than those received
by the Pacific.
The news Is of the most startling charac.
ter.
The Emperor Of Russia is dead. He ex-
pred suddenly at 10 O'Clock on the morning
of the Cd inst. The event createdthe great
est excitement No details have been re-
ceived, but there is no doubt OF the TACT as
il was announe ed in the House OF Lords on
Friday night BY Lord Clarendon, and in the
House Of Commons by Lord Palmersson:
Surnises were ahoat that he was assassinated
but il is thought he died OF spoplexy after an
attack OF influenza His illness was known
in England before the news OF his death was
received. and caused a slight rise in the
funds. The effect of his death OF course had
not TRANSFERRED when the Africa LETT Liver.
pool.
The Vienna Conference was to open on
the 9th inst, and eace expectations were
daily growing stronger.
From the seat OF war there 10 no news OF
the least Importance.
Bseadstufis generally quiet at the prices
advised by the Pacific, but Indian cora was
quoted at 6@l2l lower Provisions We're
dull and unchanged. Lard had undergone
slight decline.
New YORK, March l5.
The Common Council met last evening,
and after an animated discussion passed a
reso ution censuring the Police authorities
for,he escape oil Baker, the musderer Of
Poole, and authorizing tie Mayor to offer
5000 reward ior his arrest aud CONVICTION.
Yesterday the wh4ryes and slips De long.
ing to the city were offered Tor public conn
petition, and the prices showing an average
falling oir OF about per cen, from those
obtained last year.
Senator Seward has written letter to
the Wing Executive Committee OF this city
declining the public mo nstration tender
ell him By that body on his way home ON
Was hnt ton.
The Bank Controllerof Wisconsin has
effected such arrangements in this city as
will authorize the redemption of the notes
Of the Oshkosh Bank of Wisconsin at par.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

n MILES from Davenport. on the Mississippi river
Tn. tract OF 2i6 acres viii b, sold entreo or 10 t""
part.. 20 acres are fenced IS In cultivation On lht
nr.ni.,sarsa co .Yfo rtable dive ling barn nd oths'
ant hnus,. an orchard OF beating fruit trees, ne eI
failing springs quarry Of excellent limestone ahu
abundance OF tnberfor faoi Apply to
ALFRED G.. BILLION,
No. S lie Claire Row, Davenport
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
WORKS ON GARDENING.

niCTloS. nv Of Gardening, Johnsoh, les
- Landscape Gardening Ae. BY Downny. IN
Gardening fur faaies. Loadories, -
Llniscape Gardening, Aliens, 20
American over Garden, Huisl's, ,'sss
The Flower Garden b, Brrck,
tnitnre ofthe Grape by Alien. IN
The Grape Vine b. Hoare, 81
Exotic Grapes, ~
Treatise an Hot Houses. ia
Family Kitchen Gardener by Bust,
American Ga'iaer by Goblet, x
The Strawberry and Grape, =;
American fruit ouliurist, Thoma, q
40 Fruit Book, Coles, a.
Kitchen and Fruit Gardener ~
Ladies' Flower Garden-r =
American Hose Calluri.t. Or
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 80 BRADY 81. BET. 2p & 80 srS
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
amn -. Eli ADAMS, Asl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

IsprAsA LIQUOR LAw.-The Lafayette
journal says that Hon. E. A. flanagan is
a warm advocate Of the new temperance
law.-lf there be man under the broad
canopy who should be warm advocate Of
temperance in any aud every shape, that
man is Y. A. flanagan.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

ILIrsors.-The Temperance men Of our
siste. State are waking up to the imPor-
lance OF strenuous effort in favor OF the
Liquor Law. Neal Dow, Of Maine; Gen.
Cary, of Ohio, T. w. Brown, of New York,
and other gentlemen Of distinction have
been engaged to canvass the State.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

The total estimatei value Of the horses tr
this country is 100000. The bes'
trotters are If canadian origin, while ths
Arabian horse excels 10 can.sr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
CHAc. HER lick g. CO.
Dealers in Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets
Globes, Shades, Pipe, Fitting. &c


OFFICE and store room AFTER April ~, Ia 10 ~
~ on Second :. aos occupied by Msssrs HhllaEe'
q Graat being the 2nd door above The southeast COR
ner OF Brady street.
Attention /, directed /, the following extract frhal
the Rules and R'atiat oas whereby me bafrhPtf'
Gas tight ard Coke Company propose, u in,nsA e
10 th.ir consumers:
SE- G,--Thc Company havt < contracted w
Mes,rs. Chas. Herrek ~ Co., 70 PIT Ia NJ .5f's
aud house pipe and fittings and for the SIT ~ ct n
tr sai appi cations, therefore, must be mad AZ Wei
oec, aud when lhair work - complete ana sa4 h"s'
bee u pro. ed under pressure oftftl. lneh's - he3
curry, then .he gas will DC turaed on %. !h- oHfh!
Inspect r.
Feb. 26th
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
RuNcE OF KEYS FOUND

" tLUA BE nnly 10 the swner, al sms and one
OF peculiar contr eiion. The owner can have
the 'aue by calling and paying for this advertise
treut.
NH / ti, .55-d.tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
Fresh Teas.

"A Half Oh sts, Hs.or, Imperial, Gunpnwder
" ard black Teas, ils received, To- saic NJ
Mich IS DALIEt4L & BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
Bounty Land Warrants.

'INEiE gute rsignciar preparedo procure warrants
i fpr all these entt Cd 10 receive tlcm H:ler
ofCohgress just passed
VERIFY & BARROW.
B.naorS .ud Land agents
March IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
Black Velvet Ribbons
al iHsLrE's
Grass Seed

TDIMpTHy. Clover, Red iops, . ne and Orchard
4 6 rass Sesd CONSTANT, hand and Tor sale by
JAS. ID LZELL 4 BRO.
Meb IS Front & Perry st..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

Pared Peaches.
IN BUSHELS Pared Peaches reed and FOR sale by
IL DALZEAL s BRO.
Mch Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
For Sale

|. EFhRAL hnc. located lois for business and resi-
> dences. Apply 10
Men l5-d-tf WHITE d tCRBlS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
Land Warrants.

hE ALERS and Land Agents Ia tie Hle nor ~ thu
} state can be supplied With warrants IN qaanttie,
10 suit at small advance above hhstern rates by
YfRBY & BARROW,
March Is Bankers = Land * nts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
Land Warrants

\NyRhava completed our arrangements fpr . lars
w sB,p Of Soanty Land W,-raut+ AND will l.
able te sappy daaters On favorable terms. Order
fam the ronntF! p omptil al 4 ~ loves, mites
March IL COOK y SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
land Warrants.

/ time,
Meh I3'1 COOK * SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

ss-A Fancy Oeiagonai House with ten Rooms on
the W Corner of thifd aud Ainsworih Street,; o."
ha mes, beautiful and comfortable Residence the
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

40. 50 BRADY ST, BET. % & 81,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Na-rhtth Eli ADAMS. 4gt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
BLANK CHECKS.
Bounty Land Claims
Land Warrants.
G W. CARTER M. D.
Physician Surgeon.

oficr on NORTH Idle Of 81 -. Two door. West ~
Brady ST. Boards Ut Duuloais South side Of % "
Jel~ cen Brady y PER-, SITS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March 18th, IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-30
GKEAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

{ NREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
~ The subscnbe respectfully calls the attention
strangers atd the public generally his attractive
stock OF seasonable Dry Goods, containing the usual
assortment and many unusual bargains Prints 81 cts;
Mt rlnos from Is cents to finer Solid Color Delane
lzt cents yards wide Bleeched Table Linen at 81,
cents yard French Corsets s Is and s 50 pair
grass Linen Handkerchiefs at 25 cents; l.. C. Hand
kerchlets at cens Stamped Collars at 5 cents and
many other articles too numerous to mention
omali profits and quick sales will be the motto of
r.. VAL. COHEN,
IT'S Broad street. End door from the corner of 9Th.
oc 29-1w+
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virginia MECHANICS, INSTITUTE,

Virginia MECHANICS, INSTITUTE,
"A FIR NJ A L. the highest premium,
awarded to SAMUEL D. DENOON for the best spe,
cim ~ OF CRATES and TENDERS.
n SiA HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
pp o. u Z ), FOR SALE AT REDUCED
hiCEsmIhe subscriber has for sale the largest
STOCK STOCK OF CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
l9r sale In this city, of his manufacture. The
SUCH as sqnare-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c.
with eantlful rounding Tenders, SUMMER pieces &C.
10 match Orders for Crates Tenders &C. from
town and country punctually attended to and care.
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
VIII De supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, between sth
and 9th streets, Richmond, Va Wal
SAMUEL D. DENOON
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Rells
&c, Of my own make. 8-Sm s d n
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Madame La Grange has accepted six months
engagement at Rio Janeiro for $4,000
The receipts at the gate of the last Illinois State
fair were $4,000.
Attic late election in Georgia. majority of votes
cast against moving the State capitol from
Milledgeyile. There were q, 900 votes for moving
il to Atlanta. -~5 :
Francis Rink, well known flutist Of Philadel
phia, died on Thursday last.
Hon. Caswell r. Clifton, clerk of the Court o.
Appeals of Mississippi died of yellow fever at Jack
SON. Miss on the Goth inst
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AGREEABLY DIsAppoIxTED.-A corrcsnon,,.,,.
OF the Newark N. j. Eagle writes from ieayen.
worth City, Kansas, as follows: II am q great cow.
ard, and came here with fear and trembling. OK.
pecting to have my throat cut from ear to ear, be-
fore reached the hotel in the city of
but 30 far from being molestsd have been treated
With every eiyility, and have never been among
people 30 universally polite rs the Border Ruf.
a. hans o. Hansss' Probably the gentleman minded
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or LION lExas.-By the steamer Nautilus, at New
w. Benton, one of Capt Callahan's RANGERS VII
was Killed in the battle with the Indians and Mexi
ais, was 2 relative of Col. Benton, of Mo- The
Aejntant Generals Office at Austin. was DESTROYED
~ nre On the 10TH and the military rolls Of the
half yield, from the rot and worms There v WV,
a frost in Limestone county, on the night Of
the ID inst Tho Lockhart Clarion notices the de-.
parture OF several young men from WebberyilIe. tn
take part in the Mexican revolution. '' "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-30

RAILROAD PRoFITs-The directors srnnosoa
two years ago. that on the railroad between Mad
son. Wisconsin, and Milwaukee their business
might reach $50 600 in year. Their agent at the
madison depot told our informant says the Stevens
Point Pincry, that this year it would reach fully
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-30
EDUCATION.

g OUTH TERN FRENCH BOARDING
- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADI ES.-The exeY-
cises of this School commenced on the LIST Oc-
tober, under the of Mons. Mad. and Mile. DE-
LAVIGNE, of Paris. The English department is
conducted by Mrs. PELLET and able assistants all of
whom speak the French language. Every arrange
ment has been made to render this School of the
first in the country in all the departments of finished
education The French will be the Language of the
family exclusively, and as the pupils prepared,
that of the School also.
TERMS:
Board washing and tuition. ..................$23 $3.50
No extra charge made for French.
Tuition IN English. 50
Primary department. 40
Ancient and modern languages each. ........... 90
Music, vocal and instrumental. 80
Drawing in Crayon and Pastil
Painting in water colors oil, at Professors prices.
Payments half session in advance .-
REFERENcEs.-Rev. T. V. Moore, D. D., Rev. B.
Gildersleeve, VIM F. Richie, James E. Heath, Ro-
bert C. Stanard, Richmond; Rev. VIM. Fl. McGufey,
D. D., Charles B. Shaw, University of Virginia; Rev
Silas Totem, d. D., William and Mary College !;
Madame Mears, Madame Chegaray, Misses Sedswick
Hon. g. P. R. James, j. A. {. Gray, Greenwood Gray
George Dorr and John Elliott
Mons Delavigne will give private lessons in French
if desired.
For further particulars address Monsieur della
VIGNE or Mrs. PELLET, Broad street, Richmond
Va, 29-6t
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coRREsPoN NEE OF THE DISPATCH.
Free Lore Paper-Frigote Nagara-Ploushs TO,
the Cdmanches

..
Free Lore Paper-Frigote Magara-Plonshs TO,
the Cdmanches
NEW YORK, Oct &C.
A new paper, called the Free Love Advocate I"
has just made its appearance as exponent of thai
shameless ism "Passional Attraction" Nothing
40 disgusting or immoral, that does not find it.
apologists or defenders here 1t would seem
Coal Exchange has just gone into operation in
this city, with view of bringing the trade toge
Their daily, and establishing uniform scale of pri
ees. Change hours from l2 to l. Place of meet
ing, 34t Pine street j
The poorhouse children from the public insttu
tons on Randalls Island, paid visit to the Crys
tai Palace to-day. There were seventy of them in
all. The party were preceded by band of mu
sic and banners, with the motto, Education
Guards
The children subsequently visited the CITY Hall
Tho Mayor addressed the little fellows at consider
able length, giving them some good advice and com.
plimenting their superintendents upon their neat
and orderly appearance. Neptune Fire Engine
Co, OF New Haven, also paid the Palace visit 70.
day.
Mr.. Forrest takes benefit at the Broadway this
evening, and will terminate his present eng a 90
ment there tomorrow night He has PLAYED twsn.
ty.hve nights altogether
The new steam frigate Niagara Quilt by steers)
At the BrooklynNayy Yard, is rapidly approaching
upon the work She viii be ready for launching
early In December. The hull has already assumed
majestic proportions and is the great object of at
traction with all who visit the yard
Letters have been received in this city from Ma
lor Neighbours, In the Camanche country, giving a
hattering picture of the progress of the tribes
there In agricultural pursuits The Major encloses
an order for six hundred ploughs upon house
here, to be sent ont Immediately -.
Alderman Herrick has been acquitted, owing To
the failure of the jury to agree 1t is understood
that they stood four for conviction to eight for ae
TitaL The Alderman and his friends now threat
en- counter demonstration Of some kind against
the Mayor - "
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CINCINNATI FIRE DISCRIMINATION vearo oro
the nre department of Cincinnati was composed OF
ABOUT 900 members, and though the service was
voluntary, its support cost the county about S1OO.
wv year When the steam fire engines now be.
ing constructed are finished, not more than two hun.
oreo men VIII be required to manage the whole do.
par raarrtment and the expenditures will not exceed
$4,000 per annmn ~. -
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FAIL OF A GALLERY-The Sumterville "a. C1
Watchman learns that two Sabbaths ago, while di.
vine service was progressing in the Methodist
church at WATERFORD, S. c. the front gallery which
was crowded with negroes gave way and came
down with fearful crash on the heads of those
underneath. The CONSERVATION and Confusion
which ensued, was frightful. Strange to saw no
jured ' Al
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LAND Notwithstanding the past week land
warrants have advanced from one to one cent and
haitian acre. They meet with ready sales, there
being no abatement to the demand. The warrants
are purchased on orders and forwarded to the
West to be made use of in entering lands, instead
of gold The buying price, per acre, is ST. 14l and
81 13t the 100 and the so acre warrants at the
former figures and the 100 and 80 acre warrants
at the latter The selling price is 81 16i for the
two first mentioned classes, and 81 Is for the
others, Forty acre warrants are bought at $45 and
sold at S46-Hash. Sent. Sat. .....-r-
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DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-At Spring
neld Mass, on Tuesday, Frederick Dwight, who
had inflicted large amount of poetry on Miss Eu
nice F. Culver, of Blandford, and threatened TO
marry her, was mulcted in $500 for MARRYING an.
other woman. He appealed =
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DANCING SCHOOLS.

% ACADEMY OF DANCING-.CHAS.
- A. MCEVOY has the honor of announcing to
the citizens of Richmond, that the eli ghth annI-
etA al session of his School. for instruction in the
above accomplishment all its improved forms will
open at Corinthian Hall, Main street, on WEDNES-
DAY, November It'll, 1855. if+ Fstf
The session will be long one, and new arrange-
ments have been made for giving private lessons.
26-lw =
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COsT OF KEEPING UP A FASHIONABLE CHURCH
The N. Y. Life Illustrated thus sums up the an
nual cost of keeping up fashionable church in
that city, Interest on cost of building, &C., $4,000
presents toipastor $500; presents to assistant S5
salary to choir and wages of the organ blower ST.
600. Total S20,605 In Boston the cost is estima
ted at about 800 every Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-30

NEW YORK THIEvEs-A Swede who arrived at
New York got $1,000 changed in American gold,
and was followed by some thieves to Buffalo, who
managed to rob the poor fellow the whole amount
before he reached Cleveland cutting bag contain
ing the money from tho breast of his coat
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Thona. 4 n 3 Hon. Andrew J. Donelson and
a nonas a. n Nelson, Esq have been chosen dol
egates by the State Council of Tenuas snosen ael
mas,onai Convention of the American parry 10 nn,
dent. anu flce-Presi-
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ENUMERATION OLE MIssIoNARIEs-Rev Stephen
z. Pixley, of Plain1eld, Mass, and Mrs Louise
Pixley, of Northampton, Mass, embarked yester.
day morning in the Springbok, Captain Mayo for
Cape Town, to join in the mission of the American
board among the Zulus
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ACCIDENT TO TRANsMARINE TELEGRAPH
LrNE-It was rumored in London the day before
the steamer sailed that the big six-wire cable
weighing eight tons to the mile which was laid
down across the Mediterranean from Fronce to Al
giers, was cut and abandoned in gale of wind un.
der circumstances very similar to those which inter
rupted the operations of the Newfoundland Compa-
ny last summer. Forty miles of the cable had
been laid. 1t was insured in London for about
$30O.OOO =
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Rev. Samuel NJ Shute of Philadelphia, has ac
cepted pastoral call from the Baptist church a
Alexandra ' 'u "
RI. f's Ai"''uenee,
The u. s. Surveying steamer p;h,, .,.,,
1t Boston. Thursday, from cruise. wv A'.''''
Thursday last was obsery ga =.
giving in Savannah, Ga. my u 'hAnAs-
The American comedian, J. IT, Mcyicter b,s
maze successful debut at the surrey fhe.. nae
London ucatre,
Gardner X Earles has been sentenced 10 be hun.
murder OF bis wife. = :, >''''e'' ~. '''o
Late Jamaica papers announce IN. da.sh ~ a..
1Nm 10y Hento FornAndeE Vicar Apo stoiic Of
The Atuaa cstholis Chursh In Jsmsics - s'''S "
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FOR RENT NOR LEASE-Tbn, CON

n FOR RENT OR LEASE-That con-
a yeniently arranged and centrally located build
M.A ing, situated on the N. E. corner of Broad and
llth SITS, degonally opposite the City Court house,
and in view ofthe Capitol For professional men it
combines every convenience having Offices detached
and also in the main building. the interior of which
of modern construction with two parlors, handsome
marble mantlepeces, sc. Possession of the two de-
tached offices can be given at once and of the entire
premises by the 9th day of December, which time
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
ment may be made to give posse ssion at earlier
later date, az am informed by the present occupant
Mr.. VIM. Brent of tbs firm of Gretter Brent who
will take pleasure in showing the premises any
DESTROYS of viewing them.
Apply to either of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond; or
to PM. TABB, Jr,
r.. Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd,
sc 22-H Blandon Henrico county, Va.
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- A LONG WET sPELL-A correspondent AZ Ner,
Castle, Ind. says they have had wet smell fonr
,aonths, without week at any one time of dry
"eather yet corn is remarkably good
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FEMALE PEDEsTRIAS-There is a young lady in
| Nashau, N. H, who makes nothing of walking six
teen miles before breakfast Of course she rudy
attractive and hearty. s-E.
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DEATH OF AN AGED MINIsTER.-The Rev. VIM.
Case, the oldest Wesleyan clergyman in Canada,
died at Anw,ch ca d west IN the early part Of
mentioned few weeks since, that Mr.. Case had
fallen from his horse and had broken of his legs
This accident was the immediate cause of his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-30

DISSATISFACTION Justin Butterse,d fouv,
commissioner of the land Office under Gen Tavloy
anu ior many years one of the most prominent in.
ris's In Illinois, died at Chicago few DAYS ago
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| YELLOW FEVER AT ST. JAMES CoNvENT-We
| understand says the Baton Rouge Ua) Advocate
that the fever has broken out with terrible malign
ty at this institution. There was q report in town
last evening that seventeen nuns had fallen vic.
| tins since its appearance there, among them was
| the Lady Superior. 1t is also reported that the
| place is entirely deserted. Assistance has been
| despatched by our citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-30

Mr.. George Hobart Doane, whose conversion
| tothe Catholic faith we have lately noticed sail
| ed last week for Europe The rumor in some of
not correct