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II . 7 T NAIFI II 7 EN-.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris E,q : Lelte-, Acxnnlrin,
Va.-Atter speaking Of wonderful oufes hi1jseIf h.
says: Mrs. H. has been suffering with thu lr> com
p,nt and with inability, constantly complaining. from
weakness through her whole system. She enjoy,
better henlth than to- thy years, being entirely
ed by the use of HamptoRS FCget0bfe TfHcuyc.h
Diseased Side Breast Eyes-Es'mrt from -"
Letter from J q ines, Esq., Louion county Na-'M,
ve has been for Yeas afflicted with great wre 1e,.
pain in the breast, side and back; pnlprtnion,f III"
h'ait foebencs OF the nervous system; lpss o. appetite
complexion snow the sighi OF eye almost gone the
~ We Y weak. ! pleased say, Hamyioq
I5acarc has restored b.rfo perfect health ller eyes
$ good Is hey we're.
- ca! and get rhnmnhet-
Sold by J. II. SEAl, & CO, Lynch 'rg, SOW Frs
S-otlsvilie;A !. BROWN. Chnrlotte-,lr, ond l., all
DIN gi.tsthr,ugh out ia, STATE AR 81 dscly
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PIANO EOEsEk;S
tST CLASS DIPLOMA AWARDED
BY THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Richmond Va

CUTTERS & SIMJNS. No. l17 Min st.. (nperh
)opposire the Exchange Bnnk,) RIcBNo d. VA,
lave received hp nqtncy for the SUITE ot Nirg min, hr
the sslc / " M. /. EMERSON'S celebrated PIANO
ORIES. These Pianos finished in the very best
manner, und for thrr sweetness md bHurcy of tore
urd durability, are quail those Of any other
lurrd IN the country.
4 t,ct wortLy 81 note Que Of Emerson's Pinno
fortes put the fnir oi the Mechanics Institute,
inst ed in iehu und without the knowledge of Mr.
hner.un, received hr highest prcmiVm ararded-A
likST CLASS DIPLOMA
Every INSTRUMENT warranted in every respect
We .hull sell our Pilno lortes at tho lowest prices
Tor cash ~ good nseaJi iplc paper. ia 27- ild5clv
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L,is Esui GARDEN SEEDS.

LNISE = II GARDEN SEEDS SPRING
l. SUPPLY For 1873 -Luuirrtl,- calculated oar
den Seeds warranted esh an gcnui -. The Stock ia
large embraces every kind al Veg table Seed usual
" wanted; consisting ~ part ot enr.y sis week Snnpa,
luIg Linn Brans, extra earl, Pens, Onion Sets, Cab
bukes. Celery. Sal-nty Radi-hes romuttoe, BE ,&c.-
Also, few choice lower seeds
Iandreh's Catalogue mn / Almanac with directions
FOR planting mud cutrrc, be hu grniis For sno BY
JOHN II. SEAl CO.
frl7-fa DrugFst..
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Smiths lnyigoratine Cordial

4 IAN be hpd nj the uANHlN TON MORSE
y BAR daNy frnn orinck A. NJ, iii II o'c aek
J. It, astonishing pnw~r IN te.tcrinc WIG rous
tsfon the vatious nrgans at thu ha.nan system which
5vr been Frustrated 10y OVER " Oak or he effects al
la Climate, be attestrd by huurrd, who are n,
Ing II. Supply inex haustibr: aud genuine but
at rrsnnred b, SMITH or hi, inimtablc assistant,
MORGAN
Nora Btse Just received rrN CASKS # TAYLna's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported b, W. II. Tu,lor
Esq North, VA.
sep 3O-t.
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RUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones,

lEtUSN FVUN AIN lHHEH- SHOUcS'-
The unders ued ARE now procuring from their cee-
rned quurry at the Bush Mountain, Montg
A. Mill Stones and Burrs of the very beat quality. The
reputation Of thess stones widely kLowc but It
Railroad giving increased facilities in killing orders
ue Laye mp, onted Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston. and Lee
Johnson Lynchburg, agents for the sale of IN,
no will recev and have them fulfilled tnt
shortest no'ice.
Our Address, Bin sburg, Montgomery county va.
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co.
james NJ Williams Danvile. W Reynolds q %
Leak lille, N. Q. nre also agent l. 40
Feb 4-d&cts
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed 70, the Daily virginian
FIRE IN WASIlINGTON!-C
BENTON'S HOUSE BURNT.
N " WI . III NC VICTORIES.
ufeat excitement In Cuba.
THE MARKETS.
THE MARKETS.
w AslIINaroN. Feb. %

W AsIIINufON, FEB. y.
Go Benton's house was burnt this afternoon
The houses on each side of the row are on fire
The Know Nothin2s have been triumphant in
elections held in Georgetown and Fredcricks-
burg, Mary land
Another unsuccessful attempt has been made 10
elect L. 5. Senator in the Pennsylvania Legsla
ture, The Legislature adjourned till the first
Tuesday in October.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
~ 20. I'm H. A.

VINfIE teinnrhable Pea in The world for its pro-
i ducfivrness; raised poor land = good foi
Soca ana improves hand rapidly gentleman ~ this
county bluned u few seed. from the patent off a,i
NeB the product of which is astonishing. Cal and
/, plant. Sec notice in Virgiplan oi 10th inst.
For lie only Mt
J. II THOMPSON & cos
felgia New Drug Store.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 9th
NEW loRk.Feh ~

NEW York, Feb. 81.
Flour is tending upwards, and firm South
ern-steady at former prices.
Wheat Southern white 81 %.
BALTIMORE is IS % to S. 50.
Grain unchanged and receipts light
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oNE VI olR wv n ClllLENS.
The Rich, the Poor, every ohere, bear the same
Testimony.
Read the following Certificate ircm Il Indy endorsed
by Postmaster Il. 7. Cooper:
CAroN BRpGE.
Hampshire county. Vn March Isl, 1854. (
Mr. +, p Cooper Dear Sir Agreeable to ,our re-.
quest and desire to benefit the afflicted. here
by certify the great reiet hive recciv ed from the
III HomrJoa's Vegetable Tmctwe
wa, utken with aviolcnt ppipiation rather nut.
isrug IN trembling OF the heart, which continued
erni inv; seemed i'm, heart hnd almost forgotten
II. &c. Fh' family became 1inrmcd md procured
bo'tleaf This valuable Medicine and beoIr | had taken
on bottle Of This T,nctnre Of Hamptoa's
firry relieved.
This T., the ihird instance of relief in nv fanilv from
the of This valuable Medicine. 7 three ,enrs
asol was laid up with liberation Of my arkie from fleet
nj wnnt j. generally called Mix leg Ind lost Al
mud appetite, aud the VII ch sorlc four inches
~ mud down, mud half way around NV ankle. rejected
every efor to head ii until Proc red Hamptons Veg
.rhle Tin"lnreone bottle nf hich restored my health
neaed m, ankle. mud am iIccr from swelling thnn for
the last thirty yedrs
hgain, on o my daughters very low from severe
dvsr1te v, and when se begun 10 lit up her feet
urnced wrllng which in'rea.el every da' md hcrHn
Ia he very Prinui-s Sc u II II bottle ot Hampton
Itncture; thu pains were assuaged, tue swelling sub
sized and hc henlth rerurnel-we kept her leg. hnn
daged with strips of w,olcn uotil her strength iejurned.
Laye ben thus paticnlnr. that others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced 10 avail themselves 81
his remedy. Yours with respect
EllzAnfrH EpwARps.
do hereby certify dat | personally aeqpanr,d
With MIR Edwards, an can safely recommend TN
bove statement to be correct
f. + Coosfn, Postmaster,
Capou l}.idge Hampshire conniy, u.
~ Delicate Ladie, aud Children vii rIea.e eisr
rial.
.Sp1rr mi nat PRINT 10 naoc inndreas cf oHsrs, ms
Seq. ". Goodrich. Cnpi. Tho.. Cnuoi, Robert Gaut
james Snyth, cur"l Of Rheumatism.
John rcrva, s.A Griffin, Ioho Luh., Rev. V. Esl
Il II
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1XTNUNRlA" MASS LIQUORICE.-

4 - ca.es; a consignment d,,ecf per ship Vol
an'e'' from Lewis de inura Esq the uf,ctur, il
Spain, for snleby DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
al
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I IvERC0mPAAINT, JAUNDIoE. DYs.

Nni Npus a. Ilspus q al hr
ki,a.. a.I IN ~ - - ,,,ii
IYnr ,r S,nmach ', C a'r,s ,in' aarI pus'
Fulln,s. =, BlnoJ ~ ,ls Had A;di,y If ,lc s,nach
Mn, =. uonr,h ~, , ~ I IL, ~ 49,
tho s,,,,n.h -, n ,,a,i g., - ria,,?
n, ib. pi, 4 the S,,n,,h s,i,n,;,a ,, II al unr,
Rod nnd d,,br,,l, pa.,h;. rIn,,p,ia =, ,In 10,
C,,l',a e. "a. - 81 .e " I.
, NJ =, Us a. ~ w 80 - :" Us pp.'
re,e, md D,lI pi,, H. ,h III nGia IS p.
- MIN ycIIon,n.s e 10 # i. md Fyos b,i i; ,h
- n rI -, IL, ~ ~
ae ' a. MT ,''' . sudden nsa"e 81 ii''fi
,,,, l1a...i., =, : ~, ~ - s,, - -
~, n ~ , -, - ' -
'"' :" 'i',i' M pi9 TrEt"S I'D
,...,z.,.l D.. ~ q A I,l c., .tI,.
So, H. ION h.I :, an. l, hi. ST. phii
1hc, power over lhe above discusses is hot excelIed
1t equuiled, ~ any utrr preparation il tho United
Siae- the snttcsf, = vany after sklltn
physicien. ad tailed
In So = ttcr- mr. Vuttiy the attention of invuds
Possessing stoal vunrs IN the rechcnai .,i the i,sr
na' les-er gnd-, oisng the musi searching power
ia ncilnes, ad ola nj the digestive organ they
nrs viii al .a a corain and pleasant
" %ns m Is5a ',i - ,'n ea,irga '' 'a
German rirlrr rbey bt,, I,er,,,s,.i ti ,,,a k5f
ne Ias.1s
The frn,b r.g;oo. nplli.bad -, Wood.,ock Y,
,54I Ian, IO,t, ~ m. "a 1,r,,, Nil cin,Wa ba,a
iif,toly r,.r,,in,j from, ,,,nr,rnd; In rho rnLl;c
a of t, yprloe. ,,ue,t medicine al IN. da, mics.
i..,,.,,lf, r,.,i-rl + H.. ,,l,a A., ,bs.
i... ,,,,tL,.,,, 49,. - ,ha f;er,an Rit,,s h;
a9fcd Nv Dr. ia, tl.r1 and ,cn,,.I by DR. IacI so,
pbiIniol,lia o, ;'.ia,e. y, o,,,i, ',r +, =, Mol,
- - . 49, !, - - = -,
las uIIen under our observation. Daring tie last
me,, son Of Mr. Ahram Crobil, q: rus county.
cry seriously affected with Liver u nrlain and alter
living in win, various remedies, hepnrchased bottle
t5; ,iisi,.ii. ,,Id, ,ra, lao rac,, = n ~
H.. - :. -. %, ,.,.I a.,i.,,,. =, It'll - ~
'e ma Is no" ,e'i'fea e,nirey to hsol,"
-, ~ ''' We o' 't'' H''n az injurious
estate it.
nj. Inv IL, IL,
rrs and at retail by AT otherurcs and s,or,k in
every town il the United States
Sold byD Il LYMAN J. H. THOMPSON 4 co
uni H. SEAY A. co LvncIburg nd Inv d.aler. i,
m, dicio, ev.,>where family
:
r I'll NJ bo IL, ,a,;., a,Iar. g. Ma,,li,s
Co, a. ,b no., onnI;,, r. ia,s as ON LII -
80 :; Iii ~ tf 'l H. H., =; ~ outnels Vi
49, " ~ ao 49,. , ttI 'f''' III L! u's'a'
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Al 0uNiAlN Butter
VI Extra nni super. Fine Flour For snle by
dec Its h /. SACkErr.
Min ~ cot
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viii YOU Read the Truth ?


Medicine must have merit aai great mrrit.In nj
n the test ofpublc opinion. M art OF man can
snvnnise worthless article To keep up good
medicine, Il il be net Tea "
good medicine will live. he popular. md cx
T. II ii, safe, wear after year. safe ot oppnsition
The peoI L. readily hnd vriur- aud the inme at
fa'ni paSss from m Iuth Ia mouth with rapidly
dmu papers sprrad il. \ living witness lest
wing l.. ne medicine has made Tor him is of Tar
more service 4 an any newspaper advertising.
In prnui al ahnl above, refer YOU to
HAMfTONS VEGETBLE TINGTURE, aud its cf
feels IT, praise Is in the months Of multtudes The
best men in country give their testimony 10 its
wonderful AmanG them mans Hon II
clay Hon. Rich. VI John IN, Wee President of the
fnited Stat with hundred. of others Capt. Thoums
Canot--br ,thrr the celebrated plyscian of the
Emperor OF tmuce--wns cured by il of II disease of
yeas standing utier the sill al all the Doctors OF
Europe and Amer, Ind iiIcd to
TRUTH Is MIGHTY
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.iaoflsr CiRE bg HdNPTON'S TING IURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich the Poor, every tohere, bear The same
Testimony.
Read the follow ing Certificate rcm Indy. endorsed
by Postmaster Il. 7. CHOPPER:
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GOAL! COAL!l 1.-THE subscriber il prepared
Y fill the earliest notice, orders for Mountain
Coal Of the best quality For ordes of 200 bushels or
more it will be- delivered the Depot, in Lynchburg at
the price Of 80 cents per bushel.
Rcert is made the conductors of the Viretnias
Whose Reading Room the Coal is now used.
JEREMIAH KYLE,
feb dlrf hrstinns burg Noptp'y ca Va
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BENEFIT 4 REFERS. Proprieror..

| No l25 Main 81 .Richinonc W.
| Aud for 4ar hy j. II Seay, d r. Lyman. J H.
| Thompson Co. l., nchburg, Va aud hy dea rrs in
| Medicinrr r>eryV.t enc. sep5 IL
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The Post Office Appropriation bill was then
taken up and was under discussion when this re-
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pKCusD Roam,


rtTttDAr, NOV. A-~tP u. ~
Am. gies no. 40 hil. anu, A. "a .,s ,~.,l.
- -. -, -
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sna "a Do Icarlf--to'Al ~.
Itr.r.yt,,s : Fi,rr n, marie, b.. sl.,t.,,s i..s
-. 80, =
hi"A''.h, ~" '"''" ~" - A' prov ~ F""
lions sifh iiRft csnesnf1n Tss's brsaas.
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-"
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contracts ss,iisa a. g. 70 ff eymmoa g,st~.
we.tetn sslr.a AID fne, t,.ras ~.,. .sn =, % %
.ss-I -. 49,.
s1h' 'hifA "'hee" v" A. 80 VI 70 csnNaasn
vas anscd, with fel~- a 90 800 bss .: ~ oz,.
fioez1 eon,t. "a ~. al,a, he .sa. -t.., ..s.. a
ataaf 20 % bs.s ), ~ u o. ~ Il, s5sp,y. 1,
slai-. sra 2l0 AN - - eue, 80 &C.. ~.
fnsI s.le. geo n.ss - a. tos o. rg.s o. 80 =, 80
Mia rhs rn.rssi ss.sr,s ~, - = IT, H. -.
90 ~ se.a slst "a fN0 - ga L.fs toefalnv Co..
|., 80 80. ',,., ',qasff, = !,
os ia f,tn.,Tse ~ a. ~ % ,ei LtasaI 4, q,
o. fos hon ~ll,s 81 o. ,Oapas Csn--r ne s.l~,
81 q srg 90 ,.,,r,n gusity ~ Al u IA 49, 10
Cttew Tsis .ste y.n.- wss s.A !, 81 Gk H,s -.s
~. w. - -. s, ~ ~. 80 -, -.
C.f,1r - Ii,s,s a.t.i stss rs-ev,a f,a Bss ss.v
a. fpbsS.fs sfyftstfl.ss stfsr,e letter mates A.
l. sff,..yr,se tfsii. ~. rg.,r. to make ,esss ~r
elfsS lsss sr.i ESufs 20 100 bAv. n hls ehss<sd
lsre. lfsintiux oraan :. fsr qaalst~s, ., s.e .
Ifte 90 70 Al ~. ~ fl~ sl4lDgst Ne sdv@a~~
Il isrs A.. fsulrro - ~ pt.e q ~ ~ bags 70
,strnshi 49, Java. - istts.
t1's sNss Ne ssiss co.fssi 'os,oss 20 az
tfo kl5IAsr stis.f' ssis 81 sts.' sAs.
Jffr -fhs 'slss -besssf sbsi TO oo ,rss. raj
Nns Gfst - t.ivss ~ ~ 80 srf quarters po>
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Convention into Committee Of the Whole ON tue con-
stutton and altered to phrase
ology-by the Compiling Committee.
There Was motion made 10 limit the boundaries Of
the Territory given in the preamble Of the Bill Rights
and In the hansAs. Ne,raskx act.
Mr.. DnAHAy opposed 1t successfully.
Mr.. CHASE viii % remembered, 10 his letter 70 Mr..
Schuyler advised that the Territory should be divided
into several StNes
The following addition was made to the Bill Of Rights
from the lDdisna constitution - No intenture Of any
negro or muatto ads and ,utef out VI the bo1nd
OF the State, shall be valid within the State"
The object Of this provision Is to prevent shareholders
from giving their negroes free papers, and 81 tho same
time compelling item ITO Lsgn nGantures for 30 long
period years in fact to establish slavery Ia free
All ciyi lied Indians also have adopted the habits OF
Will and qualified by actual residence in the Terri
tory, entitled to vote.
ihe Stat printer for the time 1t is said, fn cons
tu,unal history, Is TO be elected by the people.
Several other amendments were made, but l have no
About uianjght the Preside said g Gentlemen
The Cons has Rad for the first time, thoss
in favor Of it's passage will signify the same BY saying
"Aye =, shouted every delegate sithout exception, In
loud and hunastic tone.
81 that the nstitl on b0 read sec )nd time by
tile, said MIR. Parrott
.sIh. Constitution Of Kansas, !" read the Secretary.
Those in favor Of Tvs passage" said the President,
will signify by saying ayei"
never saw such perfectly dramatic before
looked ut when the President said Every delegate
Involuntary h-c mp his nand nd shouted sye"-haf
| rising as he gave his vote.
9 that the constitution be read by Its title
| third jme " said Mr.. Deahay.
1t read third time and again the President put
| the queslicn.
| An enthusiastic q ayen So seeded.
The constitution l. adopted" said the President
:" Three eh ,ers tor the free constitution Of Kan
sas,' said Mr. Schuyler Of Council city.
Every delegate and spectator immediately raised his
hat; and waving It in the air gave three times three
| loud, long and hearty cheers.
AZ The sound Of ;hs cheering died away, the hour and
|
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blishmsnt Il needed here, and hal thi, - good
omen for young city.
THE lPARKE DIFFICULTY IN NIgSOURI.

bushment II needed here, and we haul this - q good
omen for our young city
THE lPARKE DIYFIoTLrY IN MISSOURI.
lfrom the st Louis Democrat, Nov 221
Addifonsl advices reached yesterday evening 20
the condition OF Affairs in Platte county The excitement
at the cate OF information continued very great The
nieDds al Law and order de ermined uphold the
right and resist aggression When the call Of the fiends
OF order for meeting at Weston made Gen. String
fellow Immediately started for Platte City 70 drun up his
par izans When the meeting organized Stringielow
and his band collected around stand and attsm3 Tod
to break up The assembly. fney were, however, over
awed by the frmness and nerve Of Col T. Burnes, Of
farkviiie Pistols cooked and knives drawn, As
amid the ioudest upoar Bnss stepped upon the stand
and buried defiance ut the mob Motions
Yade by Stringellows men, but Weston irm. The
Vainan then put the law and order resolutions intro
duced by Mr.. Burnes, which carried by
large VOTE when the meeting adjourned. During
patch We're received from Mr. Park read amt naca ap
plauded After tho chairman aad masses had left,
Suipg@ilow organized another meeting, when Judge
Almrnd was called to the stand. He said there
cause Tor this excl ement they would stand BY the
laws. At the sa ne time String elbow aud his de-
cared on the street that tho threats mob would
be- carried out. Colonel L. Bnrnes offered resolution
Mr. Park had committed oil, nee and pedging all par
ties 10 abide by their decision THIS proposition
jected BY the midnight party" Gentlemen who
present ray they exciemen like thai at this
meeting Our Information reaches TO the 10Th inst,
when matters we're stu In most unsettled and uncee
tain condition. night police kept up Ia farkville,
and was thought that the most ~ be appreheuded
wsuo be that which might arise from advantage
The secret association determined that their edct
should stand and were trying to stop the cxcen for
sinister purposes The mob continued its threats
Mr.. Park.
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Total lHrsris'hn tt.s..sst.,
n~li h. SEQ y NJ a,svs AL. Il eras ihs, usssiy
burfh ~ ;hs total E.yor,~on y rsnsfs sefehss
di.s vss In the sisTss sts~ u sar-s Minerals srm
yer, lnpot'sn, 10 LAT secs lmyas t<lsx IA 'ai-s
slout crs essr's, a us aggregate iigsor', wins,
ssiehsr ,ains sDgsr ADD tea forn sbovi tho svesxs
,@r o.n, - The ~hsle.
10 nm rnfro, Hra4iD.
lam e,o Ar tssf IN tao Nte.s.wss ff~.sls Company,
ara L. Va kaied into hsf stsisesnf istsiy p-tlshed
II a, 1. us.st " rive 81. ssssA hsdsf. t.ovsstss a
she .sfnlstyrfon 81 10 sraIs 'bs FER, ~ "a o>sss
better srsiyis might ~ fnsrsb~ Ansss shs asAsss
a.. s.ai.f oil ooo ~ 81 Ian % shares Nee ros
80 s.w Vs..r psftois ca fsny. se~ vouh is~
" kra~ wist bushes ihe ofesss haze ~ sfsfe. ;f.s
frtssbrs u tera.4s sst@cAa y shsn ihsJ . fast
- s.ts sfa Sc .s 2tArs thasnssivss hyfrvr~rsY
Tie orpsnys to>cs eos IN Ieoemt~r ssAs.i
~ fifkuO
A.. NsNN t%kh ~ ffNt tifNS
ia fsrfs ~ fEsUt ~ ian yfnrflasn. ..4....... ~ 90
frs ffsts hfa - is~siar assoans ....... ~ s03
~ - is8n Nsw fcst art st- Haven tsii
ftNa sWft sfssss.. s.fsst++ss w.
Trt ~ fssf~ NAL rissnabp fofstacy...ssss.se ~ 90
sffr 80 kf.lsN nal 30 10
fttta reffgsgts NstNsi Nslistrs irtafaEx~ o., f~y
Efm fAAshf NfrsN, egfNt...tssa. .stttter l9Ng
lWn fsrtsai kut0sl issusssfH g. tpfary tlp
ftis@ ins-ispss N~S
rs.i .............. ...... y. .sit. 80
I'll y isss Ia a. Innsii csal.ag isshy LAYS bee
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Spain.
ANOTHER ALARM IN CyBA-CoRN AND CASH SUPPLY
IN MADRID.

from the Madrid Gazette Oct. 81.
Accounts from Cuba to the 1t inst, received by the
America Represent that fears Of inv asion Of M
busters had been excited and that General de Ia Conchs
had made preparations for resisting it, Hs had also
decided that the Of sl workmen leaving arriving
from the United States should DO taken down.
mutual assurance comprny for the slaves had been
established with permission Of the Governor
Madrid letter says
The Of food occupies the attention Of the gov
erpmeDt and munic paiy, and energetic measures
being taken prevent from being unf4iry increased
committee Of the Cortes proposes the adoption Of the
bill for establishing general Cr.a Bank IN Span. This
privilege of establishing the bank conceded Messrs
dc Kervapan MnIaad n Co Tho hank Is TO have CAPT
tai Of 500 900 600 reals GOO 0pO 900 and is not TO
come INTO operation IN shares to the amount of 100
600 900 reals shall have been subscribed Amongst other
things the bsnk IL to mako advances TO the government
security Of taxes to the amount of 100 800 reals
at 4 per cent per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26
Insanity OF the Foreign Minister Of Greecc'
HIS DlsIRE TO WASH THE AMERICAN MINISTER'S
WHITE VEST -

Insanity OF the Foreign MtnIster OF 6reeccs
HIS DlsIRE 70 WASH THE AMERICAN MINISTER'S
WHITE VEST. .
A letter from Athens in the 1m1phore Of Marsenes,
says - 80
The newly constituted Greek Ministry viii have to
circumsxnce SiIivergo, the Minister 81 IN
charged dd interim with the portfolio Of Foreigu Ai
has been attacked with mental alienstioo rms
ened and honest statesman, devntad 10 rran'o wuse
l84S with similar arrangement In consequences OF over
fatigue and domestic snnoyance IN Tue inth o. ,nis
month he purchased l5O pendes and b0 dressing tables
which he . 4 placed In his Cabinet he expected he
said visit from Of his colleagues and wished to
seve them With all due honor This first symptom Of
dsransespent was for the moment allowed to pass
4 abort time after NJ. Siverg, received = visit
from the Anne lean Minister. fHare y,u Unite
scaizcoat !" was the question put to that fanc
had been spoken. 'Fa Is distv send u 10 be oahsd;'
tie American Minister quite astonished, ami soon
took his leave knowing what to think. After this
visit, N. svergo went to the Palace, and demanded
audience IL the King On seeing his Majesty, he said
Sire, which do you prefer, the Polka the Maxurka
he Minuet.' And ne danced some steps Of one. When
left the Palace he for the Chefof Police Of Patras
On that person entering the Minister'S Cabinet this
latter suddenly closed and boled the door, and then
addressing the fanetonary, said you clever man
The reply your excelency do my best to BE- So
But II is closed To be sure II H. aud 1t - therefore
that you will show your cleverness by going through H.
Come try 3he Chief of the Police felt Alarmed, aoi
called assistance Some came ans br IKE
open the door when they found siivergo sitting on
sofa copvnhed with laughter. On the 10th, ~ Condos
takle vss appointed succeed VI. siivergo, an the
portfolio Of Pubic Instruction coBaded 70 NJ Christo
,poulo the director Of the Ministry OF the Interior