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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13
Letter from Coy. Wise.

We are happy to chronicle the fact that "Giz.ard-
Foof has turned up again. Having visited the
mountains, and drank OF their heath-giving waters
he has returned to his post prepared write letters
to order with neatness and despatch" 1t is not
exravagant to suppose that his organs for the next
sixty days will be literally flooded with his unique
racy, interesting and refreshing epistes We hope
this may be So for the Democratic papers since the
Maine election have grown to be particularly dull
and Sad. Let WISE then, throw into their lfeless
columns about bushel and peck day of his spi
cy absurdties and amusing nonsense, and the Uni
ted States Europe, ASIA Africa, and the islands OF
the sea will all rejoice. So, dearly beloved delight
full, precious and Incompatible neighbor, take off
your coat, and roll up your sleeyes-and pitch in
We find characteristic letter from "Gi.sari-
Foot in the Philadelphia Pennsy lcanian, addressed
to some inqusitive gentleman or other in the mer.
dian of Wheatland, which we transfer to our col
umns as specimen Of our Governors epstolary eff.
forts since his return from the mountains Ii an.
pears that, after much and patient cogtaton, he has
reached the appalling conclusion that the election of
Fremont "would bring about the dissolution Of the
American Confederacy Of States inevitably" Bear
in mind that "Giszdrd- Foot" gives this opinion with
a stomach full Of the most delightful mineral water
foundation. But let him speak for himself:
"RIcHNoSD, Va, Sept 9th, 1856
DEAR SIR On my return from a short absence /
found yours OF the 10th u, asking my opinion on the
question Would the election OF Fremont 10 the P,esi
dency bring about dissolution Of the Union =" Nv ans
"er Is, that the very spirit Of sectonasm which run.
such mere adventuer he H. in every sense has en-
gendered so much envy, hatred and malice between vat
Gus sections aud factions OF people, ne to create a
wish ~ the minds Of many strong for dissolution of
our blessed Union, that tell them his election would
bring that amehtabe event about would make some of
MS btteret opponents vote for his election for the verv
purpose OF electng that eXecrabe end This above y
eything else, shows the wrong aud mischief Of noninu-
ting such man 10y such party that called Black Re-.
publican hs election would bring about the dissolution
OF the American COnederacy OF States inevitable WIN
for the reason lat il New York Pennsylvania aud Ohio
were saveholing states and Csnads were 10 ass, them
WITH ball the violence and "a uncharabness" which
BACK hepubhcansm IL asstling with there would be-
public wal 10 thirty days by every patriots tme-pece
whether the present state OF peaceful revolution of
IKE brotherhood, OF cOniederated antagpnns OF shake
hand enmiy, OF sectional union Of unte ouefne- shall
unnauray continue, depends precisely upon the issue
whether Black kepublcanism strong enough 10 elect
John e. Fremont, with all the demon isrs At his heels
You may do What you please with this letter
Yours respectfully, HENRY A WIsEu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13
SOUTHERN Markets

hosrLs sep, eLCtfoaIe receipts Of the ending
BALE, from The Bgre bales aud Rail t2f bales
rcrps OF A5I bales for the corresponding year The
exports are nothing against Y5s9 bales on
hand and on shPboHrd cleared, bales against 90sI
bales same tune last yesr. 80
Since orr last issue Which closed The year there ha,
been an active aud sieady demand
slightly advanced have
and remain unchanged The past Ave DAYS are =. tt
lows Monday 100 Tuesday $780, 100 Tafssv
day % balesn all Go bales We favored with The P.sa
&c unh on fday morning by telegraph
bales and decline Of 10 10 reported principally
light Of
demand has prevented her influencing
close1vrrv hrm At the anneN~d quotations
ioutsVuLg, rouuu.s arr,
past week hays been larger than during
preceding weeks, amounting ai0
son Up 70 last evening amounted 1870
heysd ta The sales expiration November
WI eEcede 1900 hhds 0entsmen
country speak encouragngy the plant rains
sags crop WI b. made The quality promises to good
pur quotsona embrace
weights t65o9e6, shipping f5kdN, aud
medium lefTSd9 good leaf St, aud tas Sales made
under lowest quotations and scraps
IN mlnof.euIed tobacco the Gales again 10 fair extent
including orss
81U f5c, accOrdinE 10 quality.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13

twin be observed by the above that North Carolina In this
state, the blessing Of Providence"
State singular fact that In only ave
counter and OF those only thirty pounds.
produced lo,4i6 lbs, and YAncey IL ,2O4 lbs
The New York Tribune OF yesterday says:
There nearly thousand cattle
last week than the week BEFORE
advance Is sIO head or from half 10 one cent nonnJ
for the meat at the cattle yesterday
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13

Enterprising men may in the advertisement OF the
Peeni Of the Southern railroad somshng worthy their
The read connects with aud extension OF cksburg
Jackson railroad in yir
giniA, Tennessee, and North CArolna.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13
NEw YORK MARKETS, septliPM

Cotton is STIR but no quoaby higher Fiour seady-aes
gV bh at W 1901 80 for mixed good standard
wheat o. so 600 ba'hels q. 81 S9i 50 for
80 bbls t2O for Mess Lard Of 80 bbs At
whisky " bravsaes OF 400 bbls Ohio Coae IL
havysaes Of 1000 bags Sugar hru-ssIes of
loo bids At TtSc Tor Orleans Molasse heavy o 100
bbls S9c for heavy-sae Of 100 lsrcs
" 1901 en- Preigh's easier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13
New Novel, BY the Author OF .ZaIdeen
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This
by all uho have had the pleasure Of reading The former production.
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long volume Of time We know Of no fiction IN
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who merely read for viii dslht we'll improve
those Who seek for something = novel.
We might stop here hut the delight eonkrred upon ~
this books book much superior the majority % the pubea
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such literature Every chapter IL peculiar
whole some truth London diaensusH
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13
RICHMOND MARKETS. sryr. lQru 1s,s

10
REs,HKsThe long threA
evening" after dusk heavy black
the Western horizon. and gradually o,rpread heavens until the
orient Obseured with the dismal pail time the
rain commenced f. de.eead almost
nermission present writing visitation IL quit. nc
eepAble, though bushes.
to-day, and substituted gloom dizziness sunshine and
CoRNThe market exhibited change TO-DAY The eoo
uson % general that the late
ey Deficient that do not apph-nd any decline u
less be temporary reduction, resulting
which the market ibo cargoes here yr.ter
day The mirs In the nvigbOng deriving sun
plies Tor me most part from this city aud
OF several hundT bushels shipment the 10 M
We consider go 10 cts. fair quotations. -
FLorE We could hear Of
sud inquiry found that and se an
ping at tTtTL. ~ 'P'
quote uss at from seS for poor sio
leaf from s9k TO ell medium, Ii 3i2 xosi i9S 10 ~ ane
shipping IL To TO- due manufacturing follow.
comparative Of Inspections In Virginia 10 Ia
sepembe So aud 1850 which We are
10 Messrs John Jones A Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13
HAlrnIEn.
DIED,
-

Az Camp nm, uenIco county Oh Inst By Rev L. p Ls.
doux Of Richmond Rev ID. MITCHELL ITnehburg Va o
Mrs LOUISA J. CHRISTIAN, Of Henrieo. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13
BALrIMoRF Market. s.n, ,ipu

dRAIS-There animation this morning In
Grain aud for nearly all the varieties market Arm The
receipts OF wheat TO day about
ger quantity than hiss been market for
and vas brisk and most OF the
isQ cts for good TO reds 1900 1853 fair whites
1850 cts for good to prime do choice family
hour ptroe Corn In quits
sad yellow prices were slightly better The
~ bushels mos, 81 which changed hands fair
70 prime white and e0Go eta for fair
some wv bushes Of The latter description sold aEur
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13
GROSHONG & TUPMAN,
DEALERS IN
N r. A N ID BOYS CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
OPFER

MEN AND BONS' CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
OPPER fORTHE
FALL AND WINTER TRADE OF 1851
IuvHE FOLLOWING GOODS. assorted style
Man and Boy. All be satisfied cheap,
ashionAble oods-in nstdiou
confident the stock embraces quantity and quality
please.
Expecting customers will acknowledge facts which be
pare.t examination merely enumerste the following list Of
Goods brought this
Beaver Over Sacks. Over Coats and Ragans
Cashmere, Beaver, Prtersham Business Goats
Black and Fancy Cloth Dress froek Coats
Cheap Tweed aud SAinet Coats
Black Docskin, hlAef figured Scotch Plaid
Steel Mix CAssliners Pants
Cheap Cashmere aud Satibst Pants
Aso-veve, MutAsssa slt, Cashmere add Satin Vests
giving much variety possible, all the number
Of styles but rather Increasing former We
dueed several novelties In the Clothing Department which think
genteel
a o
Shirt;
white Brown FLANNEL Of which
recommend perfect In at Gloves oauntes suspendrs
Night Caps; Money Belts Cricket Jackets; Murs; Handkerchief
Cravat Ties Soarf Socks Ooars and last, though
Yoke Shirt which sold 400 Of
January.
Examination gives satisfaction, and We advise call upon
sells GR0SHON0 TUPMAN, ITO Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13
FALL TRADE, 1856.
SMITH, RHODES n CO.,

INPORTERS 4 ND DEH LERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY, Sc,
No - Pearl Street Richmond Va,
AVE hand sale elegant stock Of
Hardware, especially adapted TO the trade OF
Carolina
chants Szlders visiting the
Of the Our stock full Comprising part
Building materials Of description, large variety
Tools for Carpenters, Masons, saddlers, Tanner
NllSrights, Coopers Smiths. &C, &c
Axes, Nises, Chains Anvils Bellows, Ares, 40.
Hog skins, Brides. Bits, Srrups Webbing Sc
Saddles, Sheep Skins Leather &C. 40
Shoe Lasts, Pegs, crmp Boards, Boot Press Ac, &e.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table 'plendid variety,
Guns, Double and Single Barrel, PISTOLS Reviewers,
Rides Game Bags, Pouches, Belts, Caps, &c
Whips OF all descriptions In variety
Fancy Goods, Port Monnaes Purses Violin Strings,
Pins, Needles, Forks, Spades shovels, Hammers.
Anchor Boiling Cloth &c, &e., &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13

49,; s !. = = s.. ~ 4 s1sss
The quotations sf vhss, L.spcol about sss.
usto bs,hsi Of ~ Ne fos red. and o. sss f White
AUCTION sALn ADVERTISED IN rHx WING.
sn.l A.p PERSONAL .srArs
Cas. srs.a s.,ss nosD P.srsIy ,S CIV =, ssss.
and . .ss IN s g,:: FULTON
Az. iss sssss s, IN an Ass%..s ..ss to
day basInshs@ co.. Baasio" eon,.l-
& Sass q ssss IN f sS Ss county s.i.a
nth good frame dwelling etc also .djo'aDs tract containing
. :: IS Ss "a =.
sold :, said Depot, :, y n. Term. liberal
= 10 F s.:;,s S's g:
shove s.a another .aoniar scedsSd u
s:"i -a sss.s a' s
Tsi.,:. s.sg.:
Loui.. aiso, At same time, nln. likely
%::
10 e 10 X .' Fs.s 81 s. $ s..s.
s"sss YIN. ... on ,s%: river =.
s:ss liver !. MS?,.s SGr s ;s. ,a q, acres rare
sh-rru.ssss sers. n..r P0.h.,an O H..
.., handsome sriel d..oF, 10 y sold
TS. Meade. t.I% u Fs.Sss.S essa SS' Containing i.
s S s':S: = '' ' '''
G s Ss sS ss ha..:
way s-ssa .ss ss'S p. %S
meanwhile. Bee advt
day three thereon,
six at kevoun. X. Y. county.
Aso-Commiszoners sale Of land Louisa
Boxby
Farm In Ne. Ken, COUNTY eoe.nlns Is. acres.
H.
4 miles from the U. "A.
same Cumberland
poshatAn counties lying the south fork Of Deep Terms
liberal
iihA Of gao Cprueip.y land Louisa CO..
. miles from the o. n isrrson's creek.
l6trhre Chesterfield county acres,
James river aeou, miles shove hehmond another 10
In mill
the
S2dA Of iso $50 CLEARED
In Nelson county within miles
liberal.
aud mile. from scove, with dwelling hsh pond.
also, Ia o IL Negroes.
ov dh-At Greek plantation Charlotte county,
without s. valuable all ths
49, lbs. Of pork
1hA, ksn.uhs G. H., the dams, locks.
Navigation Company.
Dee plantation containing $500 North
Ss 7thsaie Of boots,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13

The Old LINE Whigs Of New York City AZ q meeting
held IN that city on Wednesday night appointed eighty
eight delegates 10 attend the National Wing Convention
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-10
ut a Fremont, and hole without squirrel

out ETeInoHt, anu u nole without a squirrel
in it.
In some respects, however, the dog had the
advantage. Sometimes we thought that he
really believed that there was a squirrel there.
But at other times he apparently had an ink
link of the righteousness of his conduct, for
he would drop his tail, and walk towards us
with his tongue out, and his eyes little a.
slant, seeming to say. ''My dear sir, you don't
understand a dogs feelings. L should, of
course, much prefer a squirrel; but if can't
have that, an empty hole is better than moth
ing. / imagine how would catch him if he
was there. Besides, people who pass by don't
know the facts. They think have got some
thing. 1t is needful to keep up my reputation
for sagacIty. Besides, to tell the truth, have
looked into this hole so long, that 1 half per-
suaded myself that there is a squirrel there,
or will be, if 1 keep on.''
Well, every dog must have his day, and ev-
cry dog must have his way. No doubt, if we
were to bring back Noble now, after two sum-
mers' absence, he would make straight for that
hole in the wall, with just much zeal as ever.
We never read the Express nowadays,
without thinking, involuntarily, ssGoodness
the dog is letting off at that hole again.
New York Independent.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-10
THE UNION FOREVER

Perish the hand that would destroy
The temple of our sircsi
Perish the heart that hopes for JOY
In its consuming fires,
Let not the monster be forgot,
Who dares to light the flame,
But curse him with traitors lot,
And with traitors namei
Our fainting hopes refuse to die,
Our tottering bulwarks stand,
And Freedoms s banner still floats high
Ger q united land,
The stars that gem the azure fold
May cease awhile to shine:
But tremble not, the arm that holds
The flagstaff is Divine
While the dark raven BODIES despair,
And still our fear renews,
The noble eagle, high in air,
His onward way pursues.
He breads not there the tempest's wrath,
Though all its thunders roll
But scars above the tempest's path,
Exulting to the goal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18

Gersghty are respectfully requested q sssod her sons
Il her No is sSn me ssss
painful illness Jos., ,'.. psAEscA =, sssA es
Lodge, orc - are reques.ed 10 attend his funeral,
from his late residence, 40 2sS Firm street. New York,
70 morrow s,ernoon, Il half pat two O'Clock.
PhhMdeitahis paper please copy.
AZ Aackiuac, Michigan, on Wednesday, August 10,
JANE Mary we Iohn Puroy and daughter Of the late
fer funeral will take place this afternoon, q. half past
tnrce e'clcck from Calvary church. coraer Of Fourth
niiy ere invited to attend, without further notice
On Sunday evening, August II, JAooB GL"YK, aged 80
The friends and relatives Of his family, and the mem
bers Of Company D, Washington Rifemen, 9Th regiment
are respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral from his
a'e residence No. 2l3 Spring street. TO morrow morning.
In Brooklyn on Friday. August Is Of efrusion on the
Of Geo, Cochran Of Ky lane county Of londonderry
Ireland.
The friend. Of the family, the members Of the Medical
tees Of the Brooklyn City Hospital AMI the members Of
the Pathological Society OF the city Of New York are
further invitation this afternoon, at three O'Clock from
his late residence. No 2as Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Londonderry papers will please copy
On Sunday, August II, Of consumption, srErHES r.
The friends and acquantances Of the family
specially invited attend his funeral, from his late
resde CO. No. 1876 Nassau street. Brooklyn, this amer
~~"N'--Ns
aged SIS years.
His remains were inferred in Greenwood.
Fair Haven, Mass, papers please copy.
On Saturday, Apgust 10, of consumption MARY wife OF
Jacob D. Wandell, aged "a years and Ia days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral from her late
sideDce Kent avenue Norton street, Brooklyn, E.
D. this afeIIoon, at two O'clock without further nv
t&tioD
In Williamsburg, Saturday, August l6, of typhoid
fever at the residence of Joseph Hand Esq, Capt. VIM
CIMsR, aged 20 years
His remains will be taken to Rockland, Me- for inter
ment.
On Staten Island Sunday, August II, RICHARD GAL
LAGBER of John ana Catherine Gallagher in the 38h
year OF his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
iiy invited to attend his funeral from the resden Of
his mother at Factory vile, Staten Island this afternoon
ct one O'Clock His remains will be taken 10 Greenwood
Cemetery.
At Port Morris, on Sunday, noon, August IT, WILLIAM
GRosHoS Hurl Gate pilot in the 37th year OF bis age
His relatives and friends, and the Hurl Gate plots,
respectfully ipvtteo TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, st Port Morris tomorrow morning. at nine
O'Clock Hs remains will be taken 70 Yonkers for inter-
n;en1
At Cornwall Orange county, N. Y, on Saturday, Au
gust 1e PAMELA widow OF John Crssey in the SD year
Of her age
rue relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, this Afternoon, NJ
o'clotk rom her late residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18

On Saturday, August 10, OF consumption, BLOOMFIELD
RASporrH. in the etth year Of his age.
invited 1, attend his funeral this afternoon At hall.
pas twelve o'clock nom his late residence No 30 Jane
street. His remains will be taken 70 New Jersey for In.
torment
New Jersey papers please copy.
On suncay, August IL Of consumption, MARY, wife OF
ne friends and relatives Of the my are respectfully
Ssvnsd attend the funeral from late residence,
No. 1bs Lexington avenue, 10 morrow morning, al ten
+ O'Clock. without further notice.
On Friday, August Is, after severe illness OF four
months, sCsAs RxssccA Cosasrr, aged ~ years
Her remains were taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery.
o. saturday August 10, JOSEPHINE Augusta EniiAs,
sged pears and days.
The 6Ieuds and acquansa1ces OF the family are respect
r.y requested 70 AZ, nd the funeral rom the residence
On sunday, August II, Emily, daughter Of Robert and
The funeral Will take place this afternoon at O'Clock,
from the residence Of her parents No 70 Greenwich
street.
n. and Hannah A. Noe, aged II months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend toe funeral from NO 10 Charles street.
On Saturday, August IT, MARIA g, youngest daughter
Of Edward A. and Mary N. Wright
parents no 81 Market street. this afternoon at three
O'Clock The friends Of the family invited TO attend
without further notice.
On Saturday, August 10 HEypY n, .RuTzup aged a
years and months.
The friends relatives OF the family aud also those
Of his fsther, Daniel r. Rutzer are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two O'CLOCK
from his late residence, No. ITO sourtn street
Suddenly, on Sunday, August IL, NICHOLAS KEREys In
The funeral will take place from his late residence No
Elizabeth street. this afternoon al three oicIock The
relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
without further notice
On scndsy mcfning, August ~, Mary DRupy, aged 40
years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18

n this cy, on Monday, August III, by the Rev. D. g.
PAfmalcc Mr.. EGAR BAgnR 10 Miss AGNrs ELzAmrH RICE
ell OF this city.
On Thursday, August H. by the Rev. r. n Hatfield
Mr.. WILLIAM MoCo, BsKr to Miss NJ j. JOHNSON, both OF
this ctv.
On Thurscsy, August IL. by the Rev. @. D. Price Mr.
VIZ. FrrIyp 10 Ms. JULIA KrMvR, all of tn city.
In Brooklyn, by the Rev. Father Koegan Mr.. JAMES
KKuI TO Miss Mary BRADY, both OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18

WOLVES scurDAN AROMATIC scHrArrs.
lhe popularity OF hts article medicinal djet drink and
s intrinsic superiority all other alcoholic
established facts In the history Of deccs which no man ven.
those pveeh agains, the use OF dInusve s,,m,
anis under circumstance have the admit tat
wofes scbedam chnapps he puresto OF them al
n would be literally flying In the face Oh ~
do otherwise Tor the most accurate and eminent chemists
se sses nsve ssa,sa he and
greater or less degree, In every other kind OF spuous
nquo.
whom numbered the greatest names belonging The
Guilty Of medicine In this country have certified their
article The chemical tests proved the
fchedam aromatic schnapps 10 be- and have accepted
mos, desirable addition to he mseria medca. pamphlet
the most distinguished Of these practitioners has publish
cd BY the undersigned and be procured Of his agents
New Orleans and other cities OF the Union.
Such the scientific Endorsements under which the
schnapps has been introduced into hospitals
private medical practice diurec tonic and resioraiye
and The absence Of that castc and destructive ingredient
known az usll ola poison which present to greater
tito hose who use sprtuous liquor occasional beve
rage.
factory Of the Undersigned scheam, Holland lie
sole importer well The exclusive
he Is procured either from his establishment IN New York
or Philadelphia or from his agents In other cities genuine
AIDE barley Of the finest quality selected with
great care from the products OF the celebrated grain
growing districts favored with the aromatic
juniper berry Of Italy and s recied By peculiar process
which espes from the spirit every acrid particle.
mems Of preventing and correcting the dsagreeabe
nv upon e onaeh and
settlers and al unacclmaed persons In the West the
South and se Southwest are peculiarly ablethe scheam
Of dropsy gravel distractions OF Kidneys diseases
cfshe bladder structures dyspepsia and general debility
recommsnded mos, emphsiesy by the most distinguished
ADpy w quart aud pint bp,ea " cases Of i've lex,a