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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-22

a NOUGH LOZkNGES.-Bu1h5 Cod Liver o.
~ Lozenges.
Devine's Pitch Lo1enges.
Lloorice Lozenges.
Para Lozeneea.
Normans Fir Paste.
All rxeeen articles for Couyhs, Coldn 60, and par.
ticuiary adapted to public speakers. For sale BY
GEO. a. ePUlRR,
OILS dM Druggist, ao1 Main u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
THIRD EDITION OF
lR COOKIES GREAT RICHMOND NOVEL,
Ellie: OR. THE RUNaN CONE DY.

Ellie: or THE RININ CONE Y
| STORY Or klClIHOND n l-a2.
IN on" Elmo VOLUME sglrnd.!iv Illustrated from on
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS
From the Fredericksburg Scwa
as rirr. uf nrn ard manners, OF society md tie
tirnrs the work has lux few detect, mud ties"
.ha.cwed mud forgotten in it, propincnt and visible
honc-. 'tilIr and beautiful crchon AMI san.
soucy il The prince OF soCd fr"wt'
From the Baltimore sun.
THE work aJounds with interest and will DC read with
From the Fredericksburg Recorder
NO wcr, 81 ours equal the descriptions Of The
child Ellie. III" hoy Wild" Awake the eel Lucia, Tie toy
fnni-h tho clustering bully Capt Farii,n the exquisite
II"aIsrnsr. the gentleman lnclr;on ;ha gay and a.
sylvia rnd the bcau'jtuI aud nmIrblr AUrea.
AZ types Of characters which be- me. with in all OF,
cities, there n.ur". may Hhn"use the criticism"
From n" Richmond Dispatch.
ihs new anal brilliant prOdaci"n of H." author of n.
VF2inr COnedlcn hHs been published and may be- hnd
al Mr. Morris ANA other Booksellers The WORK will bc
rcnd "!rh admiration sui delight ny al who hp
pr"cite splendid c-ru- and elevated. manly. moral tone.
Though dealing with humber percentages and less rX'
citing sC-Era than the Virginia Cuncdlans II creates II
magic world OF humber materials. md exhibit. Tia
kHbic dramatic power which pre- cuiiECEy
claracieriz "G That stirring story
From the Richmond Examiner
Among the mot pleasant and clever books OF the
month Mr. John Errcn CU"k"s new novel Ellie, the
iiumnn Comedy, dcscrv"ily occupies the front rank. Tho
reputation md honorable distinction which Mr. Coke ia,
hin," and his state in the field Of ficron lss
been IL source al peculiar pleasure rs his "T!G..
exhbi; unqusiOnbr cvicce Of genius and OF singular
purity Of sentiment md refinement
From the Norfolk Argus,)
"{.le will add III" euvi,bc reputation which lie sG
thor. John Esten COvkr ns already won. The leading
clarac,r , in the book the Young Ellie WiieAwhke
and lucu nr. mere chiliren-but, ike Nell and Katy they
ar" hrrOrs
From the Wa,cimsn and Observer.
"Thcre is nothing in tn" work 10 "i the mu. delicate
-cn-ihy, Will" il IncIlca,rs many Lesson III strict
cordncc with III" principles OF IN" BiU.ssnd IL sGcA
wa? with such tenderness and Ir'hU- nnG force
son;nG a, must "a"e il, impression on ;hr mind Of the
rnaicr" Published Ly 4 NORRIS,
Scy1 o. Man Stree,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

In Yesterdays Thursday paper we concluded
the publication Of articles exhibition at the State
Fair Several contribution. were sent i'll nj the
eleventh hour which may not have Lcen mentioned
IN our list. aud, possibly Other articles may have
been overlooked. We will chcerfully rectfy any
OMISSION, II apprised of the inNdvcr'cncc. fine
lot Of South Down sheep wero received. yesterday
from Mr.. Cotton Of Alhemar..- too late, however
TO compete Tor the premiums. Among the poultr,
were two nor d.ser'p'n, not included in our list
They were contributed by Mr. Jos. a. Mayo Of Tow
hatau, and appear TO DO cross Of the turkey and
guinea fowl. The coop in which they nre exhibited
is labelled "What are they r'-aquestion we would
submi, to ornithcosjs;s for consideration.
The Fair Grounds will be again open to the public
to-day. a, 10 O'Clock, the report. OF the Judges viii
be read from the stand in tho large pavil,rn; after
which, the valedictory address viii bc delivered h,
A. Il. Bo,eer, Esq. We will publish. in tc.morrow'
issue, list Of the prvniums awarded by the sevrru
committees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
TIE TEyAs Il ORDER TROUBLES.

Captain Callahan Successful. foray into Mexico and
punishment of band Of wandering Indaus, bids
fair be followed by events OF Importance. Accord
lag to tho first accounts. Callahan. with his band If
Rangers crossed into Mexican territory, with the
Un ri tho Mexican authorities. but from subsc-
Iucnt lneiii: cnce he nppers 10 have been opposed
both 10y the MrSlcuns nnd Indians and THAT during u
,uhscq ucrt fight The Mexican uf Pcdrus Nrgras
was DESTROYED. In To the call for ai,l recruits
were hockiug to Capt Callahan from all parts of
Texas, aud tho presence nf considerable force Of
adventures upon the territory OF Mexico, ready tn
oppose nil who opposed ihcn without stopping Ia
.uc the question national comfy, likely L" l.,
the result If tho Mexican authorities at first CAV.
the consent To the pursuit OF the Indians beyond TIE
West bank of the Rio Grande, there appears to TIC ne
doubt TINT il subsequently succeeded by actual
husitics against the Texans: for tho Gnvccton
News has intelligence that Callahan had rctrcntcd TO-
wards Snu Antonio" pur>ued 10y the McXlcnns ard In
dams and that measures were adopted IT, scnd one
thousand men into the c.d. There was danger tina,
n predatory might result, III which the iniiamcd
passions OF the Rangers, uncontrolled by competent
and authorized officers, would lead 10 The cnlnssl"
ii uniu>tiiiahc acts towards the M-xicnn people, AMI
c"nvrrt tho means designed for the punishment :"
Ilc Indians into fiuuslcrinS project OF Formidable
lime si,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
u DGE tNRErr IL NORRIS.

The death ol thl'wc!l.known and esteemed citizen,
wIiirh occurred y"'crdav afternoon. will bc learned
with deep regret. r. Morris had been Ill for some
time, and wis cA1..ted by his friends ~ recov"r.-
lie was, 1T the tnc Vt his dcnh Oh" Z" the Justices
Of the supreme Cori, for the First District. No cti-
Zen among us had been more prominent III pubhc.
political affairs lle was nj ono time the Postmaster
OF this city, and he rad also worhy cd the office
"f Mayor %! the Cit. His connection with the lie
ccv'ry md exPoso"nf tho nnuuS tiirntworih pipe
laying frauds, by w'lch l'haielphans were import
ed 10 control our city"ccios, il familiar To the pnh'
lic Juds 20 Morris Nls national Dcmncrat-ilrin
ard colslsten; in hi political life, and was, wltha a
mrn Of decided Intelligence and ability. Asa c'ti'
zen, in his private 'sia well in hi' public C'
litica career II. WIS widely respected and beloved
II is bnI few days s::ce him III the street.:
HIS passing IL but nc more OF the inniincrahc
proofs Of what shat,ws we are, aud what shadows
We pursue"
Tho Supreme Court Circuit. on receiving the news
of Judge Morris deah adjourned fer the day a
meeting "i the Bar, Il take suitable NOTE" "t the
Judges dcet!, will be ;cl,l on Saturday. Yer l''H
I Mirror,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
lMpOprANT rRnM WASlIINGrON

WAsHISGToS, Oct. 3l-Thc Russian Charge lie
Anires has received no information nf the advent;
reported, nj an Ambassador from the Car with a
Confidential communication Suggestive OF the terms
on which The United States may mediate in the pre-
sent European conflict.
Lieut. General Scott will receive upwards OF
SlO,5no bnck pay bv virtue OF his Brevet appoint
nent dating from March ~ 1871, or about 81 ,M per
year additional 20 his pay aud emouments us Major
General.
Commodore Paull;nr left here this afternoon for
the g-shp Potomac at New York, about to ,a for
the West Indies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
{ p. ASDREws-FREE LovE-NEW YORF
TINES.

TINES.
The New Haven Register informs us that "the
Free Love Doctrine" is found TO be widely and lear
fully disseminated among the people ot that o'ty
New York; especially among the h'Shcr eeo''ea'-
THE italica arc our own. After this sudden ana
GRAND moral and intellectual feat we owe the Times
tho srnende honorable for dsputng its boast about
he extraordinary activity of the human mind at the
North"
Tint activity we will never question again. We
most respectfully suggest as solution of the pheno'
rnenon, the fact that oil who display this unw"nted
.,,;vi,v are running down h-for the "Fac'/'s de-
,o,ssu. ccsrn."-,he road TO perdition is all down
hill. We Sou:herners move slowly, because we arc
,rruppliur 10 become daily more moral, more rei
sous and more conservative. This is hard una $40"
travelling "Hic labor, hoe opus EST Another rea'
son NAV be, that at the North they run none but
booded nag. folks belonging to the upper crust and
"higher classes"
We congratulate the Time, the ability OF the
leaders of the Isms. Seward, had he heart TO guide
his head, would be one of the abest men III Inc
Union And Stephen Penrle Andrews, who VIII DO
the religious part of the concer or rather, VINO pro-
poses 20 find substitute for religion, law and govern
men., in Free Love" and "Passonal Attraction, Is
BY far the ablesr writer and astutst socialist ph'oso
pher oil the North. With Seward for President and
Andrews for High Priest aud Prophet tho ticket OF
the Ism. will look formidable.
We fear however, the Times, which retains still Il
few old fas honed prCudccs, about law, government,
religion and marriage will find the brilliant Andrews
hard 10 swallow. Who knows but that Greeley, nf.
Ter finishing his studies government morality re-
G,ion and sociasln in Paris, may cut Andrews out
O.r Horace possesses wonderful inteIlectua activ'
tv," is Mi things by turn, and nothing long Although
his s,yle be not so chs.to us his onc'""f n"mcs"ke
hs moral notions are equally chase and more phil"
sophicn according at least to the Partisan and Ne"
York standard.
We thought at first that the contest with the s'ns
would be easy and pleasant work. But we lind We
Gre fighting with most offensive animal We dnr'
not approach near enough to get fair blow. Inc
mos: deadly stroke we could deal would he occasion
ally to publish m fhi tie dnincs of the lsIns. But
they take care to prevent that, by acting 40 mildly
that the press can do little than hint ut their
proceedings.
The sword. the lance and the scimctar arc employ
ed aganst respectable fses. We kill snakes with thu
frst rough stick that Comes to hand. IL our readers
find our manner somc,m,s little course, they mus
attribute it to tue character of the enemy and The
warfare in which We arc engaged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
TERRIBLE MORTALITY on BOARD a CALI.
EAi,NI S-rI, NIn

NFw YoEX Oct. 3i.--rh" steamer Sierra Nevada.
from San Juan. with the Naf~cngcrs which left New
York on the 5tn At September, pHt into Acapulco,
October eth with the cholera raging on board tn n
Acknowledgement. II was reported that Il deaths had
occurred durin. the passage ru II after the arrival
at Acapulco. whnr. the authorities refused permits
sion 10 hrin. tho drH' ashore. Tn" steamer Cnrtes.
of the same line, arrived n week ntterward but had
no sickn on board.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

We have too long omitted refer to pleasant vi
cit We made to the very handsome Drug Store OF
Messrs, Laidy and Robinson the corner Of Frank
jim aud 4th strees. The establishment is as complete
and aseeGanty arrayed the finest stores Of the kind
In any of the largest cites. The permanent chemical
fixtures for the production of medicines essences,
arc extensive and thorough.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
committees.

When the orphans from Norfolk and Portsmouth
e-.t arrived In Richmond, Mr.. Wright, in his omu;
buses, conveyed them to their quarters. 1t wus the
same gentleman who, after every other eSpedent had
failed, yesterday transported, in his omnbuses, the
same interesting little creatures to the Mechanics
Fair. Henry Myers was also very active in carryint
out yesterdays pleasing mission. Such energy ant
devotion deserve to he recorded by the Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
THE NEUTRALITY LAWS-MlNISTER MA
>lN'S lEAIIlI.

WAsHISdroS, Oct. 3l.-Nuthing has yet been
hear! from the British Government respecting che
representations I" our government {" II concerning
the violation Of or neutrality laws by English oil
cnls in rccruitns,roops here tor the English army
private letter " the a rca states that though "al
Minister to Franc. MIR. Mason ia still cnt"eble' by
his nte attack OF paraiysis, his Intellect - not I'd,
least impaired, All further that lie stands high nj
tulr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
-
LAND WARRANTS

WAsnIHGrcN. Oct. Sl.-The whole number of ap-
r;:cnons far bounty laid warrants the Pension Of
Ere under the late net If Congress, is 22Su0. The
number ri warrants issued far amounts TO 50 0I3
The number of applications nre Decreasing, only
800 having been received during the past month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
NEWS FROM TEXAS

NV ORLEANS. Oct. :!l-Wr aye in receipt Of late
dates from Texas. Governor Pe1.e favnrs Captain
Calahans cnur, in ;hc tr";i'.rs with the Indians auC
refuses I" issue proclamation nsiins him, as Ge
sired by General Smith. More rangers have gone t,
the frontier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
\ n"G:nIy Had
thu, 10 nIatr ..r-r r:7!icn$ mad.

Bat my pen Is strangely "bhvi"'i'. NO" WON"
fanny sIlrrl Il :hiu., h,!irr III my eye tEln nuSh
beside III dis orr wor!i ii h.luiy IL group {" y""h
.ur,s their feet upon tiirrsi-h"!d I" liie just III
that glad moment when the bud bursts into the per-
lee! Hover. they only discern the iune'S al their
iuv w,, look ..c no the >w"n; fresh nncr nature
and they ,r,r kIr,w VINO unfold tic petals at the
blossom, rhc purity and lus'rr at th" nr"p that spar
El,.s m Il. breast. And hcsiic them, those VIII" hear
the hry ua:nC. III wife and mnlhrr-ihc noble Cur
u,r. If mir own Virginia. And "nu wnnirrrr
here with ., 1iai hear: Touched like the sunshine I"
her Souhcrr lrrd t" quiet brightness The muse al
history phases 10 Tell u, Mary Muclnie led WISDOM
,n ,rr rrrnnn OF Love Inl the tr;ces, but crowUCI
with rosc,, ani robbed IL lis severity. 1h's is Ia
10 myth, no legend. Nay more; ~ iris our imo,crn
Aspasia. might not philosophy even IN The groves nj
Alic.:s hav" s.nc,i' Eut enough. Queen Nab Is
tickling NY .yc.inis, ana ha"c, ~ you well know
weakness TOR sleep B,s.Ic.. in my inT ,rrcnliic,
my home upon me shi!n.s. Even now It rises sweet
" before ny dronpii,- cy"s. Sc" again lis icvcd
nnc., and hear tie dear familiar VOICES, with their
heurt toned MUSIC. a'n thee, iGieu, Mon Annie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

MARRIED At Bevills. Nelson county. the residence o
Mr. St,rlus Claiborne by The Rev 7 F. Martin. ON u.
9Th u.. Dr.. X 7. CoLEMAS to Mrs MILE ROSE IN
ElNlt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
Ef).

DEPARTED 'hs life the 18Th Oct, alter 'to'' ~,
painful Illness. which he bosc with christian iorsGG
SEPH HENRY ROGERS. in the ilst year :" y. s 80 a.,
leaving Ii nfsctona.e wife and two cii'n'e" u '
his. loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

The President has. by special order, t"rh'd'e,
nil the persons employee, in any branch whatever VI
tho Executive Department Of the Government .'i
essayng 10 practice rs attorneys betor. the Ih'''
Stufrs Court of Claims.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
AFFRAY on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


23d ulti:nn, On board of he fricare Independence, III
San Francisco, in which seaman severely cut
with rnzor by the b"a,.wuin's mate. Subsequently
thirty OF the crew deser-d six of whom were drown
cd i'll trying TO get ashnr-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

rJ b,h merit in ;ha school of instruction InciGs'
with solemn faces and grabbed voices, that Tue uuih
q. shonli he dull for blooming country h'eoo III .
ranted by Pastor and people, Si''ster Nle"."
pctr:.sion TO sound iudGIn'' ana nm
lima ,,uni article" ECittr Ia have h!ue''.' ~"
,, ,l,, Nor ru.,c bloom be 'sirftIlcd d TT -.
,hc nul. ca,i" of uce1cf known OF all Ms 10 De .i'
n,-t nrrrrin,:a Ia l.Gl" i're!intss' le oI-''
u,w,r Citv heaux, with ~ AIT ol sa' ~" ~" ,
- E,ow,-tne OF men aad women and ihlh@s anu
.I trmIv v.cj,.,i,l. and dangerous 10 the peace o.
mind M unsuuh.ii,l,ed motherhood, ald oi tongue
=, f,.cru,iu,t tl H. i!:tic rustic novice e''ue,
given To the classics whispered 10 me 'e 80 ~!
The bees of Iya mast have settled Oh t'c;' ups
SLENDER, ana Swallows, G:!d men Oh c''e,s " ~
jn- with M admirable. GscGurs' that' iihe oeie,,
ruylor'. hath verify The pleas LmteSs ~ W =; =:
and tn. usefulness al sermon: '', "ni H.,
,v.ry tyne the calmly beautiful, tue grave uu u'E
;cI ii !, .,ov and yivnrriS-iarea OF piaclh sweet
~ =, ~, Ihr fancy " iIh ,!rcanngs OF happy homes
md nui.t frc,drs-darE deep eyes OF rapt Spi:-
;,neIl light Muriiip might have worshipped, or Inc
Master Of In. beautiful Raphael have deemed snihty
rrnunh for Ia. revealed = Mn,"nIa So fli Oh eHFh-
t run.al as i hru" IT, lips, with right cath"-
lie s,r, III. !.uv cora pro n"i!s Widowr, TINT m
,.pcu.iblc clement IN every cns-thc laughing MIA.
Ford the wr.in.. .tudr":nIchc-ihe lovely vision
l.ai charmed DaIr, dream 'nrraycd IL tears and
Mourning. ar thg; pcrc:"u. class ihat led SGn!'cI
W.ll.r senior in hi. ,rr' nj universal bennvucncc,
10 utter ,r hc benefit "i mankind the sngucl"uS
ax!"l beware u! The vldcf- i dare say, nj :h!s
era, IT," greatest Ie>idcranm 'CG'ebs in search
Of Il vic" Ii sucii a character is upon our sage
hc is sur.;v in Disguise, and, Notwithstanding
cnycr auau,Gs eyrs su>;:us hl- incoSn!io. lac
obs, want ladies Of IL" yartir"i0r 49,. declare
there arc ~ .'h.aTrjagrahr>.' protest ihat
brin m:!i.r ,,.s.. hu; il seems to me cor.
rect iupr,s>iun aud for myself, with all the beauty m
candor confess iI.rTc is not even Rome" IL he
i,uud who il no; s;rii..y over his HV.Ginl, raie'
than in sri,r of ....ei: n:i us for "'he old anu
moving story that the "bcartt"u- G"ncvic'c'
,;arc aver 40 f.mciuc has bean charmed by s
recital, notwiisstan,r. aaf rich and bnny evenings,
and the thousand sr.an"nrn Influences uf This ra-
uant.c valley 1.i u. !c."u7 srrte, Puck. if he NJ
all nlerIs these Elm 7urt- has surely abundant o.
casiun for his jmI,crn.Ht sympathy WIN the zone
and lorn" aud IN. ,i-uuu, t;::ion ri Cupid ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
hARDTEIh

AGRIcrLTrRAL CoLLEGE.-A State A-ricn'''."
College for Ohio has been organized nj Ilefe'""'
with i've cnpable professors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

DEATH OF VI. MAGENDiE.
This distinguished snvant, the fr,t Psychologist :"
France. died III Paris on the 9th of Oc!ob-r-h!s "a
birthday-of disease Ut the heart. Hcwas our'cu VI
| the ll:h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

NOT so RICH As SUPPOSEDLY statement;
in the pnprrs males the Rolhschds worm
S7nn'"Io,oVo III money capital and saO'oooun" IN
real estate. The National ineiii:cnccr says this -
absurd, TINT their aggregate wealth is 'mv
S2OOG0o,oOu OF francs, n about Sin,0uDoop. some
difference 1t true, hu still, leaving enough to MAKE
them fscl i'll co,norIabl. circumstances.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
CATTLE MARKET

Vst Z sf. Vt AKNEI. rnr
NEW YORK, Oct. 3i.-Bseves-otferlnss 'o"'
head Prices have declined. Sales ut - "
Sheep-sncs nj ls,o0n hsnd. Prices declined. swIno
sales Of 1900 boad nj cts for prime.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
TiiIKTY-SIX VALUABLE SLAVES FOX

SN the l3h day u! November ncN:, II -ulrJc. Other
w.sr the suitable day lsh,ll 10y vrtu" ot C-t
deed, executed to By Col Joi lOuss, "t-r Tor BAL,
h- !nrI, within Hos OF Charlottesville 50 raua
ole slaves cunss,In. % iH.n, women. boys hLj girls
urnuu. whom wclltrHn"d heuse want, COOKS,
riac" drivers ana farm iI4nG-.
Terms made known at sHl.
(Ic, l7--c,is Y w SOT'TiIAlL Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
J. NJ. MASON.
GROWTH OF SUUTH-wESTERN VIRGINIA

GROWTH OF SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
We hnve to thank Mr.. Brunei, of the Abingdon
Democrat, for bringing US present c: mammoth ap-
piles and corn, grown the farm OF Mr.. Lconidas
Baush, Postmaster at Abingdon. The apples, which
are pppns and also large red species, indicate that
with all its treasures, the SOUTHWEST must be ono OF
the best fruit growing regions of the country.
Tie ears Of corn are grown from seeds obtained
from the Patent Office, and as follows: The ISL
gar corn the "Lee" corn from Iowa. bright yellow;
and the "Baden" white, which is most prolific, Of
ten producing Eve ears high stalk. In addition
70 these there very curious and beautifully
gated ear of corn, grown in the midst Of the other
three-aud. their several pollens being mixed TO-.
,e,her, produced a very singular mosaic ear, made
up of representative grains OF the three.
-.s.----
The following letter has been received by the May.
or Of Savannah, from three Of the young gentlemen
who came to Norfolk aud were among the number
of volunteer aids, who devoted themselves so bcne-
violently and faithfully 10 the relief Of that suffering
community during the past season:
TO the Mayor and Aldermen "f the City Of Sa-
vanrah:
Gent!emen-We notice in the proceedings OF
Council, OF Thursday evening last, resolution ap-
propriating to each of the sum of $780, "as to.
ken Of your appreciation OF our services curing inc
late epidemic III Norfolk.
Wefecl fully paid if our conduct has been such rs
10 merit the approval of our city. We respectfully
decline the liberal douaton.
'' +. j: CHARLTON,
j. +. GODFREY,
+ r. MCFARLAND,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
DoINGS IN KANSAS.-we find tho follow

in Missouri paper:
"There will be nass meeting Of the pro-snvery
party held Mt Delaware City, in Kansas Territory, on
next Monday 10 take into consideration the calling
of convention to form n State Constitution. a full
attendance il desired. We nre Informed nh address
may be expected from Cav Shannon. On the same
day and at the place preparation is being made
tor one of the most magnificent cnon parties that
has ever come of in tho Western country. We are
authorised to extend invitation Ia the whole cou
ty and the rest of the people, malc and female On
both sides uf the river, Ia attend the party II any
fail to receive tickets let them consider themselves IN
yitcd Free ferry, free hull - and free barbecue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

fNLDAkS, CLUtkS. CLOikS.-W" hSvs lust
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mas lmcs, styles ANA all prices frem - 10 SD
some OF them, rich and entirely IN this country We
cn tho attention lai" particularly 10 E!s stock
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Also sr-c stock OF Laaic- Cloths and Vclyets, shAws
nni Scarfs Dress and Cionk Trimming
W. P. PERKINS & CO,
Sent No Ep-Ic Square