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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24

FAEMEFS
ARE requested 10 call and examlD ?
S7 his stock of Ame's Superior shovels
- Spades. Scoops, Hoes, tros f,afs'
traces and Halter Chains, Rhkes.
S,has Ayes Wrenebe.. Grind Stones, Crank aud
Roller. Wedges shsAp Shears, Cow and sheep Bells.
Ruilders Hard ware.
LOCK- and Iaiches Of the most approved Amer,
an Patterns. Butts and Hinges HOOKS, rap. Ihd
S,1as f;imtet Pointed Screws. Cupboard i.atehes
80 tat,ans Pad Locks, CHEST and TIL Locks. Ehg'
s9ss "a Anne rean Halts, Axle rnd F'nme Paliies,
Wsndas springs, Sash fastEers and Shuttle screws
Cabinet War0mdre.
- .n,f Iron Furniture Casters Bed Castors
u.,,aitnre Knobs Draw Locks, Bed Screws aud hess
Eseotcheops, Lifting and colin Hsha.es; ' nntps
1E0MSe Keeping Goods.
suoyRIs and Tsng.. Tea Kettles Stew Kettles
~. p.ns Bread Knives, Aiaeng haises. Cleassfs'
Ti,a ana pocket Cutlery. Brass ana ilh IahnIs-
sticks Dinner Bells. serusoog sn,i~ gaiauess
C~al Hods. Coffee Mihs' ''iosis"'@7' ''P's
snuaess, Trays, ae
RLACKSMiTHS' TOOLS:
sMITa,s Piseers aud aippers, Horse
-, shoes and Nails, Farier Knives Ham
IxuW tners siedzes stocks, and Dies, Files o.
g SEa6 screw Plates, Ae.
C.9RPE.yTERS' TOOLS.
nENcH Planes. saws and Squares, Beyhs Plumos
and Ievies. Gouges. Spoke siiaSes, Nan hammen,
saw SETS screw DRIVERS, AIDES, Broad Ses' hsieh.
sis bench screws, OIL Stores, Brad Awis dc.
S 2 @ X L s M L \
,,pasFe.li and e,amlne his STOCK of Guns jnst inn
,.a,as from Europe Colts Monsters and o her
ka,s P,stols Leather Shot Bags with patent tops,
ro,,ehes Flasks, Gun Worms, Percussion Locks,
e1 Hi Of the above may be foundst a.o
a..,a Dalzeifs Block cor. I'd d. Perry sts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
DRY LUNREH

DRY LU16E3.
7 HAVE nov on hand any quantity oftAsbeu
nag Hull LWm Der,
WARRANTED THOROUGHLY.KfLS-DR Ifr
Having purchased several large Wisconsin RAN.
and supplied deucte Dcies from the Chicago Y.,dsl
nov have general assortment OF all kinds OF Lam.
Der hand. Also Pine Shingles, psihhgs J.isl,
studdipR, sash, FurriEg for brick houses, Lsth &c
Tf'omce North Of the smiths shop, ~ zoe sa,s
the city by the Camden road
Rock lslsGd, sep1sdd BENZ. d. WALSH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
A BARGAIN

THE story IL told that property held too high hui
those wishing bargain 10 n house and lease oud
do woil to call ON the subscriber l an oblixsd ~
sell and will DO so for the sake ofmOnsy.
Call soon on the premises, Harrison 81. near 9Th
st., or at shop on 5th st. below the Court Houss
Also, a nns lot for sale
June lS-dtf FIX. FlTZpATRICr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
PxxNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
&000 II

The Great Central Route, conn ectingthe Atfantt
cities with the Northwestern and Southwes-
tern States, by continuous Railway direct. This
road also connects at Pit,shnrS VIII dairy line OF
kfnrfhe most Sfvset, cheapest and reliable ro#ts by
which FREtG HT can keforwarded to and from the
Greet Vest
xatssbstween Philadelphia and rittsburgh:
First Glass. Boots, shoes, Dry . ,oo,.
Goods lin boxes) Furs Feathers &c. "'f i'''o
Second Class..Books g. station
cry Dry Goods lin baiesl, Drugs aan,
ana Medirlnes, Hardware, Leath- tae. ' ~" 10
er, Wool, &c.
Third ClaSS..Anyls, Ragginga
Racon Pork Tin bulky Cast Steel. Csc. A. iuGl b
Sole Leather lin bundiesS Oere, &c}
Fen nth Class.-Conee, Fish, Ba-, k#
cor & Pork tpack ed) ara a Lard onf Soc y iUOib.
her D, iron, lead nails. soda ash, &e.>
FLOUR-si per Dbl, unt! inrther notice.
GRAIN--5O els per 100 lbs. until further notice.
weight, Until u ,her np,ies,
NPInshipping Goods from any point East o. Phiia-
dciphis he psrtcularto mark pack PsaHsyi
saaia Rsilres1. AllGoods consigned 10 the Agents
eithis Road at phs Pittsburg,willb be
| warded withoutdetention.
| FREisur ArxNrs.-Harrs, Worml. Il Co., Mem
mis- Tenn; r. r Sass e. Co., ST. Louis; J. S. Mitch
el & Son, Evansville, Ind Dumesn,l, Bell & MUIR
dock and Carter Jewell, Louisville, KY; {. Mel
| q Co. CINCINNATI n. ~. Graham 4 Co., GAINESVILLE
Ohio: Leech 4 Co., No. 81 Kiby St, Boston; Leect
| & Co, No. As,or House, New YORK; No. | William
| 81. and No. 9 Baitery Place. New York; r. }. Snee
1 DER Phlade iphia; Magraw Rooms, Baltimore; Geo
H. II. HOUSTON, 6s.trai FreisAt .agt, Phiia
H. LONBAERT, SHpf. .7iteoHa,Pe.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
FOR SALE.

TWO Lots In East Davenport. -.
Enouire Of ALFRED c. BILLION,
June 9-atf No.sLe Cisife h%w'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24

LOTS TO LkA0E
In aurlsy's Subdivision Of Russsll's Lane.
WILL lsssc for ~ Years, Lots on Brady, Asia -
these lots beautifully stust Cd and thslOv raves
which they are now offered, will ensbis any orr "
gsta cheap home, convenient 10 the business PAY =
the city. Apply to GEORGE L. NICkoLLs.
Corner Of MaiR aad SEQ ID suss"t
June 90, 1853 dir - -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24

UIRTF0RD INSURANCE COMPANY"
CAPITAL S3O0,Ooo. "a
...siyes the Agency OF this sound and
w reliable Company for basenforl an. ,.xor.hie
ard are prepared 10 issue policies on as ~
"a, n.as say other good Company. rappIS
decs97 "nN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
ELECTION OF TREASURER.

1t will BE- seen by our Legislative Reports that our
colleague, Col. ToKBirI, wa, yesterday elected
Treasurer of the State of Tennessee on the fourth bal
lot toy ono maiority.I This result will be gratifying
to him. II was unexpected and came unsolicited
We congratulate the democratic members Of The
Legislature on this signal triumph OF their strength
II is needless to say that the Colonel will maze u
good oficer-he has been tried in many responsible
slatious and has always given entire satisfaction
The democracy Of the State will rejoice at his good
fortune, and to the democratic members OF the LeCs
ature and TO those high minded, patriotic wings who
gave him their support, we tender his acknowledge
,n.nts - NqShriH Un,0n, Oct 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
T & COI.RT OF CLAIMS.

w.:uIyaroS, Nov. 2.-ln the case of K. Neil
derry Judge B.ackford delivered the opinion of the
court Tn. cuiIn WAS for services extra clerk, and
,lr court held First that the contracts made with
the Executive officers were in violation ot law and
void second, that mere Voluntary services "lil moi
support al express promise 10 pay third, 10 sustain
the uulied contract With the government the services
must Luve been performed with the knowledge OF
some esrnt Of he government authorized to assent to
the performance Of the services.
Mr Buxter concluded his argument in the Florida
cases when the court adjourned to Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
PASSING CLOUDS.

PASSING CLOUDS.
Where are the swallows feds
Frozen and dead
p.,,han,s upon some bleak and stormy shore.
o doubling heart
Far &C, the purple seas,
They wait in sunny ease,
The balmy southern breeze,
T, bring them to their northern home once MOI
Why must the flowers diet
Poisoned they lie
I'm the cold tomb needless oftear or ram.
D doubling heart
They only sleep below
While winter winds shall blow.
To breathe and amils upon You soon Ssaih'
The sun hath hid it, rays
These many days
VIII dre1ty hours never leavs the earth'
o doubling heart -,
The stormy cloads on h'@h
Veil the sans sunny 8 KY,
Tba, soon for spring 10 might
Shall wake the summer int" golden mlrth
ssr hops Is dead, and light
Is Quenc!ied in night,
What sound can break the silence OF despair
. doubling heart
Tho sky is overcast,
Ye: stars snail rise AT last.
Brighter for darkness past,
And supsIa silver voices stir the air.
Household Words.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
NEAES ERnM TEN AS

NEW ORLEASa Nov. 2.-Letirrs received here
from Western Texas say, that Captain Callahan, Of
the Texas Rangers, had di.handed his company, their
term OF enlistment having expired There are but
~ men now left at the rendezvous at San Antonio;
aud u this number is not increased 10 100 or 800 by
the 18th instant. the expedition will Ice Abandoned
zen. smith has established four military stations in
the neEnoorh"od where the Indian derredations are
Of most frequent occurrence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
THREE ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL GREAT


Three things" says John Do Wit, the eminent
Statesman Of Holland, "are essential To national pros
perity aud greatness-Dopar liberty. tect religions
ioesa'og and peace" Nothing he says, is SO utterly
asita Of national strength and riches as war Its cost
all comes upon he people Itenrches nobody but con.
tractors, dcnagugues and tyrunts. 1t alwny. ends
oy increasing the power of the few, aud diminishing
IN. rights aud liberties # the many Republics must
mind their affairs and let Other nations fight GU.
their own iusr:ss, and settle til. balance OF power
10 suit themselves So long rs Holland Kept these
,naxims of her great statesman, she we. frstrat-
Repn6i,c. She has long ago forssken them, anc Is
nu:y about 4 fi!tli-retc N2n0cty y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
cery& BY,
T.. a.. .Lj';H
,,r,.,,ry 0T NY S:ar'RR,


* MEMORY OF NY Sia'FR'
VIZ, bar A.. ii'n, 'S"'
,.,v ,n.,,ite. 20 hs ,'"s',d '. .'',t,, ~
AZ rr.rN + [ ln4;ino, Buc-ino '"'A
..,,. thou AZ: g,np t" III"
,,, T,st' o,. 4 i to tho home Of the n'eS,
my spl,t mas Nh tSe Iurf. s liIeless and co''
w mo aeep 90, wi;,.. we lc.ed to behold
TIA .,,nl OF tlv f1oisep no Longer % ,is bird.
Nd tbst voice which riva!led the h"!es y, Wv
Gill never agate its sweet p!eas".. MI In, hart
" .ani tbe s!u, thrill to thy brother ie"'
>,-s ,b,,l ba.s III the light OF thy fu',f,
20 uo's I'll tins. sof: breathing accents oeSuno
-" I'o ST. oil tbn.. ewes. al! sparkling anu or'Sp,
S =" their sweet beams oil Joy anu oei'sn''
~.
,,-, of e.iatence from life and its cares:
IT,, hast left INC, sweet sister, IL soEro" VA"
: Nv. 3ow.r OF beauty cut down IN It's Doom
sarn that was thine has lied to the 'o'''''
r, ~, rons from me, sister but Oft III op or
% nc ;.i.,, of wears DER life 8 desrt. u"'"'
~, inns when the curtain OF ns",.
u. go over ali that was lovely anu o''s'
r-,., ~. cone fror: me- sister but osep !. ny
Tny memory viii live-it can never I.p"''
l. !. ali that Is LEFT u,s IN i'te I" c'tso'e
~. ,hr low Of my heart, It's The loo" VI "! eu
So, 1,r.sps Va, Oct. 3uth, 1855. FL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
rL.N Srn'r'f"S nIfL Dsy

WASHISoToS, Nov. 2.-Contradic;ory statements
having obtained circulation III regard 10 Gen. Seottr
.aoh 10Y, have made inquiry ut the Pnymastci
Geiisrois Uuco auu Huu that IL amounts 10 SlO,bD
10 the LIST OF October-uo allow being made f,r
she light months lie commanded the Eastern division
of the Army in Mexico. Gen. Scott claims So 00U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

PHILApgLpHil, Nov. 2.-The friends of Hon. Gee
VI. Dallas held meeting this evening, preliminary to
the nomination "f a candidate for the prcsdrnry.-
Resolution. were adopted e1trlng the OF !Ir
Dallas from his enlistment volunteer in the war
Of 1912 down his filling the Office of VicJ Presi.
drnr, when the prosperity OF the country was poised
uoou his single vote in all of which hr cvnced tina,
Lis principle Of action was determined by nothing
narrower Than the general good.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

To PREVENT BLuoMEHs.-Thc pntent petticoat
litter is great ceutre of attraction the FAIR of the
American Institute, at the Crystal Palace il New
York. II is thus described:
There are four small puleys attached to the waist.
underneath the dress, over which are rove small
cord one end of which IS attached, with diaper pins,
severaly TO the front, rear md sides of the skirt at
about the height Of tho knee The other ends ter
inmate IN loops, which are led into the pockets on
e..n ie side II lady wishes 20 up stairs, she
dress rises in trout 81 that the asceut is made with
perfect grace. No. in the left hand pocket eevstrs
the rear III the same manner, aud all pulled at once
lifts all the skirt knee high. r''~N '"N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

CORRECTON--In our list of articles on "Xh'o'
ton nj the Agricultural Fair, We pub!lshe''' l'ah''
Znne, Of Ohio county !! ROLL butter Inc en'''
was: "pauiel Zane, Of Ohio county. /: bottles l"
tawba aud Isabella wines"
We learn tina Mr.. Zane has been successfully Ill"
prohtsbly engaged in the manufacture oil se'''"'
kinds of wine frthc last five years ahh ma Oil -
hibi:ion nj the lur Grounds the product al '"r IL"
tages of lsjn, ~, ~, - and lsjl Tn" Sparkling
Cnnwba from the grape Of that n"ne'' u S''".
article similar To Champagne. while ii" PF'1"r' u
the Isabella grai4 is superior CIar"t.
1t is In be regretted that the Stne S'c'e'% i"ed ''
offer inducemen. to persons engaged IN '"i' 'l'P'
ant branch; the only premium offered being nor IN
best home made vine, 81" M douht kno"''"@'
OF the TACT that Various kinds Of pure crap" wines az
made in large Qualities, will induce the proper pre-
miuIns 10 be Offered hereafter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL Of LIE SlEAMEn DALllC.
New York, Nov. 3.-The Baltic, from Liverpool,
with dates to the Goth October, arrived here this
morning upann"nnced.
LIVERPOOL Currua MAkxEr, Oct 20.-Sales Of
Orl.aus fair at CID, mddlius 9-l6ths upiands fair
sgd, mddling Std.
Breadstufs have slightly advanced sales Of Ono
hour at 43.. Western Canal 42s Sales OF white
wheat at l2;s, red lie. Corn white 4os, yellow 43s
Provisions generally are unchanged. Beet IS IN illn.
tied demand. American pork is inquired Tor aud
the market bare of hams and shoulders. lnliow Is
likely IL advance.
Tie Bank III England has further advanced the
rates OF sh"rt bills 10 Fix per cent; long bills seven
per cent Great alarm exists in commercial circles
CuiIsnls for money 81.
TIE WAR.-The Allies have organized c, ncen-
trio advance from Eupatoria Buder, kcrsch I'd Kim
baum.
An important position North OF tho Dneiper, has
lately been captured by the Allies Two other town.
III the straits of Kerich have been destroyed, and the
ont posts of the Allies now within five leagues o,
Baksha Serai.
The Russians are retiring. Lprandi intends TO de-
iend the line of Balbec, and battle ID anticipated
there. The North side of Srbastopol has been sur
rounded with Notifications and placed in u state To
support the siege
There is but little general news The Rohschilds
ARE alIou, to establish bank OF credit III Austria
with capital of sixty millions of forms.
The new ministry OF Greece announces their neu.
trulitv, reform in the administration, and the execu.
ton of obligations due Ia foreign powers.
a concordance highly favorable to the Church OF
Rome has been concluded between Austria and the
| Holy Sec,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
CASE OF rAsSMnpE vr1l1lAMsnN

~-'7'- u NIIIIIAMNUN.
PalLApELPHiA, Nov. The counsel of Pass
pore Williamson, To-day presented petition to
Judge hahe' WIN view to conform TO recent or
der ct the court concerning the conditional r.:easc nf
Willismson but IN consequence of sail petition no;
being addressed 10 any "n--nnt c,ntn,p;ny a nr,xr
aud emitting word which ludc. X deemed I'M
portaut tune was taken for further exun;n,,;,n "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
.,BrRArION OF paSSNORE wI,,,,co>

LIBERATION OF PASSNORE WILLIAMSON.
PHiLADELrhIA, Nov. Williamson was brnu.b,
into Court this morning by the Marshal, and made mn
st3duvi, before the Court that in his answC, to thu
writ Of babess corpus lie did not intend contempt for
Or to evade the process Of the Court. An intcroga
tory was propounded him by the District Attorney
through the Court, touching his power to produce
dull and unchanged Lard is quiet. Whskey Ia
firm at l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

DEATH or an OLp SoLDiER.-Col. Daniel Kin.
oheloc died 10 Clarksburg, Va last week in the "a
year Of bis age. lie was native Of Prince william
county. In the war Of 1872, be captain in the
recruiting service, and u after ysars served nine
sigma IN the Legislature Of tie State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
COURT OF CLAIMS.

WAsEIyeTok, au~. I.-In the Cmted States Court
OF Claims today, Mr.. herman concluded biz srgu
Meet 10 The Florida cues. Mr.. Baxter Of Virginia
co.nneueedt 10 speak hs soma sids when tho Court
s'!bYssd'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

DEATH OF EX GOVERNOR DUDLEY.
Hon. Edward L. Dudley formerly Governor Of
Norta Carollua, died in Wilmington, n. C., on the
er nns y: the auth October in tue 65th year oil his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

At the recent Agricultural Fair in Toledo, Ohio. the
premiums for female cqucstrinns in number.
The tiist premium for ''skiliully managing dfr
rent horses; the second for ''cXtreme beauty with
which she sa, and rode;" third for "ady-likc dignity
tr ..ura.fuI styIish ,arr,ae: .ix,h .rnnd vet en-
trerney beautiful ring; seventh, tor "nodest, un-
assuming, dgnited Style" eighth, for riding pony
which was managed beautifully" ninth, for "whosr
horse obstinate bat MAS ut length compelled IL
obey his fair rider tmrl, 'who only required lit
tie more practice To make her n good hnrsewumau;
and, eleventh. SWIM WAS not lacking i'll skill aud
EearesSness, but who most unfortunate in her
lection OF a horse."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
land WAITED,

1.7ALKING CANEs.-.;as' , ,se.'' Of '.old, )
w with erd without Swofdt; nes' .sy,.fy. ,ni
priess. n.,,,hurs. ga. s!gR OF the q
Get arcr 1sse'fNt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
FROM RIO

New YORK, Nov. IAN arrival from Rio brings
dates TO the 2lst of September. The cholera was
raging there, md the deaths amounted to eight hun
dred. The number of cases averaged about ninety
daily. Coffee had advance, und the receipts were
,mluis hiur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

THE PURCHASE Of BELIlGERENT SHIPS.
II Ia stated that the opinion OF the Attorney General
relative To the purchase "t hcI%cren ships wns given
upon the application oi the Russian Wee Consul
through the Russian Charge dAtlars, on behalf of a
Boston firm, who consignees of two Russian ships
which have been lying at the wharves OF that city
since the war began, Is months since. Gen. Gushing
thinks the agents may sell aud transfer the ships: the
French Consul thinks lr,t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

STATE OF VIRGINIA. CTR OF RICHMOND, 20 VT:
smith Cashier OF the Farmers Bank of Virginia,
ths day personally appeared before me- Justice OF the
Peace OF the city aforesaid and made oath that the
ed made out from the books OF the Bank and
correct the best Of hi, knowledge and belief Given
under my hand, this siT dsy u October. 1855
r ". BUTTON, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

DEATH uF ~ Old SERvkHr.-The ChGrio,,e.vIl
Jc;rcrsoriau chouiccs the death, at the rrstrnc,
Mr. Tucker, Coles, in Albc,Gar-, ri Scipio al Oh; a,
gro lOi years orage. /; says: Mr.. jefferson wa,
frequent visitor of his old ma-;er, and Scipo SWAY
shook hands with him and called him Co. J, Farsot
he har waited on Baron Brirl-el, and ti.n pAl;i
lB~rsnyur- officers stationed in This vicinity lrrri
sou Madison, Monroe, Henry. Writ, Randolph, I'd
well, Nc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

The PATRICK CcC%Tr MCRpER..0ur resoefs
will rccnliect that we announced, some weeks az
thu murder ri Green g. Sntterfcd in Patrick corn'k
and stated that the cnroncrr jury had rendered Hyer'
diet that his death had been caused bysonr unsnoSu
person We now learn that Subsequent deyeioplrhn
tended I" throw suspicion upon members "l t'n
family Of Col. Mresi:s Reynolds. The body w
"f Msckns Rcyn"li- aud his two sons, llsEGE ~
Alexander, Iur tho murder. The Floyd lntrIsencE
states thar the utmost eyceut prevails in PG;Fic"
the subject, and public opinion strongly points to
persons above named e. the iHurd-rers Of the VI! \
.uuaic yOIu.- man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

LfXiyGI5T CtDFTs.-Trr Cs3... IS a., =.
military ln>tit!;e were well r,.crjyed IN "2 u
~ the!r himewGrt journey. The w.r. me-. !
zap. SCOTS battalion oi volunteers, tr,s,.j -
rAc'.""t f'past, md then escorted H. tho d,r,.
ne sum Sag k"ros.', whrre CAPT. Scott h.,
stnn replied. r'e'' ''hy'F &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

f'.I uif!'F Arf+IRs.-Juhn CLisls-
appointed po-'maste: 1t Nazum. War; r I Gee'
wee I"fn [. Ga!.hne, resigned. .Iamr. w. w. .,
postmaster, Poplar Noun Circcnve sa,,",, -
', '.Js On" \" +, oZbarn decued. The vos. "a
he'd. -. g. - 0!9c1lsa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

LrNCHnrRG C"LIrGE.--Thc Virginian arrnrrsa
the appointment u! the following additions. p,oe,
.or' at l.vnchoGrg College: Dr.. ID. A. Lan.nvy.
Professor q. Anatomy aud phi.I"logv md Mr.. S.
Garland Jr, Professor ii Constitutional Law-bo.!
LyuchbUrg. These gentlemen are admirably quat
t" ill tie Positions, aud their asce .son tie !atui
il al cougatulation 20 the friends OF the {,
lrgr. Students continue Ia come in. and the pro
poets of the College are very ha;terin..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

A DISTRESSING FIRE. A house occupied by "a
Is Brhnuuon. about one mile FROM DanviIe, the
per,y OF Mr.. j. w. Pace, WAS burned down on NJ
dry evening, Together with some other tencmert
the premises. The casualty WAS one of eyirens I.
tres. r. Mr. Bhhanmon, ins>much II all hi. ura 81
provisions, and, in fact every thing he pns.cs,,.
earth, were CONSUMED. Bnlnnu"n is of opinion 4.
the house was set OF fire by mn lacendHry n. he y
very cGu,inus 10 put out all the fire. and lock-
the door. when he irft with his wifi in IN" norm!
attend Gree. III D.uviilc and when the fire WIS d
covered lie doors were open. We trG-t (-ay, d
Dnpr,lie hrgi-;Gr that the bcn"v"lenrc Of tie CO..
,n,uiry viii be- hcsluryd upon the unfortunate fam
il consequence of their calamity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Is VIR.iS,,-Tho D.
town GnL"ite hErus that nearly the wh,l. 90 -,
town Of Buckhanmon, in Cpshur county, Va =,
destroyed by fire Oh SUNDAY last. The Cour, H,'
Jail, tn"perS tavern, all the stores but two, ami ~
of the private dwellings are in ashes. '-O'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

Fus rnr UuUsr OF DELEGATrg.-Dr. Fan.
Mallory. Dr. Jesse j. Simkin7 and William &. pu
bar, Esd, are all announced in the Norfolk par
10: the ilouss Of Delegates, - ill vacancy c;s.,-
hy the death OF VIA. d. Roberts, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

a MONSTER PrPPIs.-Wc hive been presented
M-sSrr. VI. BAR " Co, with an "O1 Noiic' npl
wei Ihng ever pound, and measuring thirteen N.Y.
in circumference. IL was grown Ges- N"ynrsr'
in Au-ast,I county. Oh ihe iar!I of llr. Henry hiu
" no hted large variety Of Gpples at the late
rlculiural Fair in RtchuivId.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

MYSTERIOUS MrkUER-TLa E.
say-: We are informed thai m T 'ons Hoyal Ga,.,
q. Nr Washington MARROW wn. sun, "sGaE nigh; al
his residence in Rappahsnnock Cnm": y Tie TT, Il
at Through the window, ani .,ruck ne was shc
tns hun instantly: His regroe, hs, ~ u!r head kill
nH y" nave not learned that any clue hen fs a1resie
'a''ied' AS to who was the perpcrs,r HIS been oh,