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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-22

kEVaVnHu FuE fsfH.-paric W. Jsrhoc, Who shD;
john Nuih, rcrut,. Boz Washington BE- revenge of the
seduction OF his sistrr examined Wednesday and
rcmandcd 90 BE- tried ior murder.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


~. q. HUNT n DANIEL "a. HUNT have con
~ nsce themselves under the arm Of HUNT BRO lr ,.
uctng general Commission Business au .
Virginia, between Cary sert and the Dany- Depot
Harvey, Wood Coz
They solicit onnsEnnen Of Tobacco. Wheat FLOUR Corr 80
sig aud quic -.
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HISf,s InPnOvED PATENT wmEA

- performance of this Drl the last
urey ttisiactoy,
by those Who used H. therefore feel
a. infeor 70 hitherto invented II simple consir
uon durable aud not liable ~ order price
les tlN" oi most other dr Tios- Who
Ing respectfully requested forward their orders rary h,
sVoii d'apIotninent " BALDWIN,
eulV-u Main
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NIl lICHnoND ~ nN-HoNE DAYs-r

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SUWurWDEAN wuISKr,

HNROM h- Di-iees IN Augusta county, sulfbrr will ali
~ orders IN quahtcs, aud for any part United sta-
Tor u- celebrated WHISKY. II prH-r On -
Bra' a. the H'ir 81 The Mechanic Insituen Richmond
venbc 1857 Th- Liquor Intended for family
and for the best Hotels may ordered from, m
I'VE years Orders through the malls promptly ATTENDED
dreFs WILLIAM KYRR,
o~q-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-22

a uEuNAN SuEAHS. -Tsiiors Shears. Tfinrner.. ~
cis+"f' W W"fts celebrated
~ quality w snd Improved pttsri- atd ~ onv . -
sorttneut male, Tor ssis - EDWARD CORNING 90,
~ John street New Yoft
AHffits tnr W NffUt ~ Gfutrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

wnAr DIFFERENCE ~ REIcIors BgiIy NAY BmSG
Apovr-M q late hour on Tuesday night the attention
- Sergeant Wright and officer Bryan, Of the Ninth wa.d
psfce was called 10 Of disturbance then going
sn the drinking saloon Of Thirteenth and West
sKeets. On entering the premises they found two
Ashtng with another IN the most desperate
ncy Immediately arrested the parties and took them
90 station house when appeared that one u the pr
ecners member q the Protestant Association while
she other a Roman Catholic. The Orangeman bad
been excursion along with Know Nothing Lodge,
coming into the porter house above mentioned with
yellow flower his coat buttonhoe excited The ire of the
enthusiastic Catholic. Some words passed between them
when blows struck. The oountenances of both
we're sadly battered when the police arrived, and such
Wa the wocful condition % each individual that would
be hard tell the Protestant from the Catholic the
CAthohc from the Protestant The parties brought
before Justice Dawson and committed for few days.
CHxReE PDJrEr.-Henry Bernstein was arrested
yesterday By officer sweeny, Of the Lower Police Court
q charge Of having, the h ut, committed wful
perjury by falsely swearing W certain matters material
10 an issue then pending a trial before Justice
Winis Of the s4th Judicial District Court wherein Bernard
Triedn a party Interested The accused held
70 bail by Jstce Welsh 70 answer the charge preferred
ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
Theatrical and EusscaI.

NnrO's GsRpEs.-The pantomifnic, photographic old
cord elastic troupee 10 combine their varied talent
shp evening, thus enabling The patrons Of this house 70
enjoy series Of pleasing novel and astonishing perform
sksants appear the tight rope followed ~ Nile Ro-
bert and others IN Les Abeies, and the Ravels in "A
Soldier for Love"
BowrHY THy1rEE--Thrce excellent pieces 70 be per
hrmed this evening, IN two Of which NJ Manager
rougham Irish characters. The
open with the popular drama called the Robbcr
wife. Rose Redand, Nine Ponisi. Mark, Mr.. Fisher
Larry OGig, Mr. Broueham Followed by the Irish
LION Mr. Brougham as the hero and closing with Tie
married Rake.n
BRospwAY VARIETIES The Wood Marsh juvenile
v this evening their remarkable hstron
abilities in the nautical drama " BLACK Eyed Susan
and the rhimSlrai farce styled the Wandering Mo
strein Master George ensss bis famous part q Jem
ggs IN The latter piece and sings the dolefu lament n
"vihkins and liz Nnah."
E~rRg HAiI-Ths pleasant snd refreshing place d
sort will doubtless be crowded this evening by persons
sirous Of witnessing " Kclers new and beautiful "a
= otic scenes entitled the 'Thrd and Fourth Of july
a variety Of superior miscelaneous tableaux, magical
4 ,usions, songs, music &c, will also be given this
evening
mwoop's MrSgpErs mold grand shakspereas festival
a. night in the buresque ~ the Masquerade Bali one
The most comcal pieces with which they are 10 the
habit of entertaining their friends.
CHrSFsE HAit-rhe grand pictorial Illustration q the
Russian war is still On exhibition here.
nRrooEtyv Mrvrm-A series of dramatic and vocal IN
sSrtanents are be given this evening 0r the benefit
or Mrs Ivsander Thompson, widow ~ the late favorts
actor al walacks. The lays consist 81 Perfection /"
ga Soldiers CCurtshpr and "a Day After the Wedding
ne beneficiary deserves and vii probably have fa
hnunp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

Prom the St James Islander June 20.
On Monday Last the United states steamer Michigan
tered this harbor, at about O'Clock r NJ. and wa
visited by the inhabitants promiscuously during the az
ternoon.
Barnard the pilot) 70 Nr. strang requesting him TO
visit him on board. Mr. Strang Immediately accompanied
the meestnger and just they we're stepping on the
bridge leading the pihr in front OF " johnson Co
store two ASA approached the rear unobserved
hy either Of them and fired upon Mr. Strang with pistols
The FIRST shot took eject upon the le side Of the heat
entering little back OF the ton Of the and rebound
ing passed out near the top q the head.
This shot fired from horse pistol, brought him down
and be fell the let side that he saw the assassus
A. they fred the second and third shots a revols
both taking effect upon his person, just below IN
temple on the right side Of the face and lodged IN tue
uheek bone the other the len side Of the spine near
the tenth rib followed the lib about two inches and
half and lodged.
Mr. strang recognized in the persons Of The assasus
Thomas Bedford and Alexander Wentworth. Wentworth
had a revolver and Bedford horse pstol, with which
he struck him over tie head and face while lying on The
ground The assassins Immediately led on board me
United States steamer, with pistols in hand claiming her
protection.
Tho assault was committed in yiew Of several Or he
officers and from the deck Of the steamer also W.
~ u. McCuloch, Franklin Johnson and others and no
effort made 10 stop H.
Mr. strang was taken up by few Friends and some 81,
the officers of the boat and carried 20 the house u
the Messrs Prndles where the surgeon NJ the yer
made ninati0D u his wounds and declared recO
very hopeless.
Process vas taken for the Apprehension d the a.
sassns and the sheriff o. the county called Captain
hcfair FOR their delivery. The captain refused 10 We
them up saying that he would take them 10 Maekiutc
and deliver them into the hands q The civil authorizes
the state there.
The steamer left TIE day carrying on eli the pa
supposed 70 be Implicated tle affair thu. afford
ing military protection ~ murdtrers and everthr3wuv
the sovereignty q civil law.
Hopes ere entertained Il Mr. strang's recovery In
consequence Or The laying up of Mr.. 9rang With hs
wounds and The disarrangemant 81 afars grow o5t
Of the occurrence, the Daily Islander will be suspended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
The Late Fatal Array at Fort Wsshingson.
coRoNm's INQUEST.

h8CoNO DAY.
The inqutition commenced on Monday upon the body
- George Bolster the coachman in the employment Of
JsAn III Hopkins, Esq, who killed at Fort washDg
90 on Sunday evening, by being struck on the head
with stick, by some unknown person, was continued
yesterday by Coroner Hills number Of witnesses
examined and much testimony was elected on mnateral
p~ntss The great question ''who the small sized
man who struck deceased with the stckf could not be
answered Ideed far there Is not PARTICLE Of tes
Wmony which goes 80 show who this individual and
wAere he belonged The evidence OF the witnesses ex
amped yesterday, beng merely corroboraicn OF the
hcss as they were ehced on Monday, It IS scarcely
necessary for us, here TO give space 10 repeuton OF
what has already been published in yesterdays HERALD.
The CASE after SESSION Of several hours duration,
adjourned until Tins rornng, when is ha ped thas the
hbors Of the Coroner be brought To q close. The
excitement attending the the neigh*orhood 6 Fort
Washington, has sbated considerably aad the general
oppression among the iuhssgtants Is rfat the 5xry in
nndmg verdict will be unakie 10 crMsate any person.
As said al the coDclusioR of report yesterday,
would be great convene0e TO the reporters generally,
and the public especially, the Cconers OF this city
would place reir nquests Upon le in their ofcc No. 81
Cnamoers street, in due season. Te be hunting one
these officials through the rural districts particularly
when the thermometer arrives at me figure u co. no
Joke Coroarer Hills did not succeed in getting Gown town
yesterday and to tins present time there is nothing
whatever TO be Cleaned from the records OF the Coroner
slnce relation 10 the Fort Washington draEa IL is
doubt the desire of rc public 10 hear what going
the world and The least public officers do afford
them that wish, particularly costs tEem nothing,
and would by no means damage their chances for
election TO office.
TIE coRoSERg INQUEST NOT CONCLUDED.
The inquest upon the body of George Bolster the
ssachman of John H Hopkins, of Fort Washington who
was killed in ARRAY Sunday evening continued
yesterday. few witnesses were examined, but their
Testimony merely confederation of what has been
heretofore published. Strange 10 say, of the wit
sesses could tell who 1.-The small sized man" The
ease WIS adjourned until Saturday morning, when Mr.
oConnor VIII be re examined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
GREAT FIRE AT CoRSrxe. N, WE learn FROM

Mr. Thompson, express messenger the Genesee Valley
railroad, that destructive fire occurred in the village q
Corning last evening laying In ashes many houses, stores
and other buildings some 81 value and SOME nearly
worthless The IRE broke out In the foundry Of Paine
Alcot on Market street. This extensive establishment,
! nd the machine shop adjoining, owned by the same
rn, was totally destroyed. The Ore spread along Mar
ct street for considerable distance, and across the
lock to Erie All the territory on Market street
G. 4. potter's livery stable down 10 DR.. Gilbcrts
rug store including both burned over, and on Eric
venue the ERE went down "a far as r. E-oI.obinsons
yelling. The Bank o. Corning and the Dickinson House
were saved other buildings near by, only with
great exertion. Among the buildings destroyed
the Corning House store Of g. ~ Sl grocer; the dwell
ings Of James Robinson Nyc Robinson, o. Itcey Mrs.
Clark and others number ~ shanties and small gro
Gerry stores and lodging houses also destroyed We
DO not bear the entire loss estimated but not less
than $4,000 Paine Acot lost s35 600 alone and had
but a partial insurance.-Rockescr linton July !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
Political Gossip.

Political Gossip.
The Fremont ratification meeting in Newark, N j., on
Monday evening, the most enthusiastic political
gathering which has been called together the days
Of "Tppecanoe and Tyler too" Fremont and victory
was the cry.
and leading democratic journal Of Wisconsin, has raised
the banner OF Fremont and Dayton. It's editor for
merly connected with the Albany Argus.
Among the Vice Presidents Of the Fremon; ratification
meeting in Cincinnati the President Of the Pierce
ratification meeting in the CITY, in 1882 and four Of
the speakers voted for Pierce.
The Buffalo Courier insists that the democracy OF the
State Of New York is a party of the people and of
committees and calls upon the people to rise in their
might and longer allow committees to thwart popu
lar sentiment that Is almost unanimous.
Mr. Francis p Blair, Jr, republican candidate for Con
gress in Missouri signed the address OF the Benton demo
Gratis but after published he found in II the sen
ment that the kansas Nebraska bill the great tr
umph Of the true genius Of America" This more
than Mr. Blair could stand and he accordingly wrote
letter TO the St. Louis Democrat, in which he says
''If the Nebraska law intended be euogzed must
say that do not unite in the euogy. Neither l. Ia
any sense in favor of the extension OF slavery have
always denounced both and think that neither can be
too severely denounced"
Mr. Henry II. Bedford declines being one OF the Know
Nothing Presidential electors in Missouri He says for
the last eighteen months he has condemned the Wild sui
cidal course Of the so called American party.
The Iehgh Valley Tines, published h Bethlehem
Pennsylvania has the stockton and Raynor ticket at the
head OF its columns.
In order elect Fremont he must carry all the free
States asse with the exception Of % votes the exact
number belonging 10 Pennsylvania If be lose PennsyL
vania therefore, he AFFORD 10 lose nothing else.
The Pottsvillc Miners Journal q paper OF great In
hucnce among the miners OF schuylk county Pa takos
down the Fillmore nag and HOSTS Fremont
Governor Gardner OF Massachusetts,, has declared In
IN favor Of Fremont for the Presidency.
The Buffalo daily Democrat and We,b>ro1 (German)
proposes that the people take up the subject Of the differ
enees between the hsrds and sos Of this state discard
both committees, and make democratic union that will
last.
There is 70 be grand rally OF the niger driving de-
mocracy Of Kentucky and Indiana, at Henrysyile, Ind,
the 5th inst.
The Philadelphia PennsyIuanidn tells us tina, in the
Keystone State the nomination Of Fremont has fallen
dead Agains, this put the fact-vouched for by the
Us,ted Stats (Phadelpha) Gaseethat any three Penn
sylvania papers support Fremont
"HoorA for Boo and Broken Bridge 70 shouted
an Irshman the ether night. That ISN'T the bridge"
tia, will carry safely over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

ned, AZ Philadelphia Mrs NaRA cAsps1t wife q
Alexander Campbell She was the second daughter "
Ge lata Alexander James Dallas and the sister 81 the
rresent American Minister IN Great Britain. Dstn
eusshsd nom her youth by superior intelligence. she
wac during ,he administration Of James Madison. Hsauy
admired ~ the hghes circles u socleiy IN WasUston
ety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THIBoDAux, LA
Ore brtke ont on the 23d ul Second street between
Maine and Ievee streets and extended over two blocks
DESTROYING about twenty eight buildings The principal
sufferers are Messrs Joeeph Taileu W. O. Horton y T.
Iaunis j. Angler, Horton, Edward j. Lamereaux, and
Ire Durae and Bordes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
Tuy cRors IN NEW YopK.-The Wyoming

THE CRoPs IN NEW YoRK.-The Wyoming
Times states what considers competent authority,
that the wheat crop through that section IL the State
never looked poorly NJ the present time. Through
wyoming Gercsee, Orleans, Livingston and Ontario
counties the stalk very short and the grain has
Up sparngly The crop will be- thinks from ono half
t.ohrds tho average yield On the contrary the barley
crop looks well and healthy and there Is fully many
fields a this crop Of wheat between this village ami
Cansndaigua The crop ~ oats Is also excellent
condition, and promises full yield. Corn after being
sight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
NEW PRINCIPLE! No POINONi
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.

AR ANTID0TE TO MALARIA, for the proven
~ tion and cure Of Fever and Ague Chill Fever;
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent aud Remttent
Feyers also Of Bilious Fevers, accompanied by
Typhoid symptoms; Typhoid Fever, Yenow Fever,
Ship and Jail Fever General Debility Night Sweats.
and all other forms of al. ease which have a common
gin iii Malaria Miasma.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which ut certain
seasons il unav0dably inhaled at every breath il
the in character wherever il existnorth south,
east or wes-and will everywhere yield 10 this new
y discovered ANTDorE, which neutralizea he poison
completely pures the system, and thus entirely re-
moves all the cause IF disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordina-
rs results from it
II will protect amy resident traveller even in
The most sckly or swampy localities from any ague
or bilious disease whatever any injury from
stantiy inhaling Malaria Miasma
I'll will instantly check the ague in persons who
have suffered for any length of time from one day to
twenty years, that they need never have another
chill by continuing its according to directions
IT win Immediately relieve all the distressing re-
suits ST bilious Or ague diseases such general
bilty, ughtswtats, etc. The patient at once begins
to appetite and strength and continues until
permanent and radical cur IL Effected And M a
proof that IL is also worthy If public confidence, be-
cause OF Its singular and entire hamessness the fol
lowing certificate from Of the most celebrated
chemists in the United States Is attached to every
bottle
NEw YoRk, June u 1855.
II have made chemical examination Of Rhodes.
Fever and Ague Cure, or Antidote to Malaria and
have tested ii for Arsenic Mercury Quinine strych-
nine, but have not found particle Of either in IT,
nor have found any substance ~ ts compost that
would prove injurious 10 the constitution.
JAMES K. Chiffon, NJ, d., Chemist
This allows IT it, free preventive hy which
al persons mas thus be Of entire freedom from he
above named disc ascs matter how siekly tie sea
son or swampy the locality.
Proofs If Efficacy frequently published and the
coHhdeuce Of the public is asked only in proportion
IT, actual merits wherever introduced and used
These only are relied upon to prove its worth
Onc OF two BOTTLES will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed In Ger
man. French and spanish accompany each BEETLE
Price one DollAg. Prepared and sold by the pro-
prietlr,- JAMES A. RHODES, Providence H.
1n.-H. II. AYREs, Agent keokuk Iowa and Tor
sale hy Druggist generally. o0v3d6w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
Keokuk Gymnasium

TNHE UNDERSIGNED wpuld respectfully an
1ouuce to the citizens If keokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception 81 gentlemen
Suitable ample pr r.Ta ons base been made
10 preserve and promotc tne health. vgor and men
tai elasticity Of all WIN may desire to participate
tie manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
tes Pure mir and cold water, judielousiy used IN
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly hsaithy, s,rong and robust.
Rsss- Rooms over Carey / kilboufne's store Xii
b0urns's u ock Main street. III the 4th story. En-
trance from tho rear Of the building.
deeISdtf Q. MANCHESTER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
TO Our COUNTRY AND CITY
EHIENDS.

WE are now in receipt par Oakland, ""H 4.
w Yeatman," "Gonnewago,' "James Lyon, -
and "Westcrner,' of our Fall and Winter stock,
which offer 10 the Trade at very favorable prices.
As to quantity and quality, say stock is
very large and desirable and shall take great pleas
and much pains in filling all orders entrusted to
us.
We call attention to the following articles, com
prising portion " our Stock
loo hhis \ Sugar, 100 bxs NJ r raisins,
20 " Refined do. so do LAYER do
I 100 bbs Belcher crush 100 a. fresh herrings.
loaf and clarified do. 10 BIZ ptcans
II bxs Brown Havana do. 20 do - almonds,
425 bags coffee, do iiberts,
30 peck II old gov Java do do walnuts
80 bags Laguafa do, do Brazil nuts,
10 bbs rebJlled MuasscS, 80 bush pea nuts,
- IL Molasses SO bxs Rabbits purified
80 Beleher 5 syrup, Fuleratus,
rs golden syrup, Is do Doa = pure do.
seJkgs hf Dbl Il kgs do 10 casks soda do
10 bbis. Plantation do 30 hbls do do
10 tierces new rice, 80 kegs : soda,
$50 bx star candles, bile cream tartar
80 hf and a bXs do 30 bxs tartarc acid,
80 hys summer press do. casks madden.
2JD do mould do and eerOons ndi-
loo bxs palm ros. soap, 20,
80 " starch. cases nutmegs
j5 :" smoking tobacco. 10 bbs eoppefas
10 hbls do do, 5 do alum
so gross tin foil fine cuts do putty,
chewing do, 70 bag pepper,
I 500 bXr manu- tobacco Ollie d0 spice,
III grads 30 bxs pure ground do IF
~ do Havana Elk cigars, each kind,
7a hf chts imported tea, 20 do do da ginger
80 do do Ii da 80 DO pickles.
80 do gunpowder do 80 do pepper sauce,
30 de black do 200 doz cans frssh cove
80 sacks ass Ne cotton oysters.
yarn, ~ sarlincs.
30 do white and col eerpet20 hf bbls Ma white fish
chain, So pkgs mackere bbls ana
] 50 bales batting, hlfs
300 bNs asst sizes Windows drums fresh cod fish,
glass, so doz hemp bed cords,
30 bbls tar, - do grass d.
20 do composition reoiingi0 reels hemp packing
pttch yarn.
z tons roofing paper, go dog painted tubs,
800 kegs nails, 30 do do buckets . and
- hxs various brandshoops
! 70 kegs pure lead 20 d. well buckets,
10 bbls Linseed OH. - do wash boards
10 casks tanner do ~ do half bushels,
. hbis turpentine. - ID TOR cans.
200 sacks salt 40 nests woud bowls, ca
1000 do dairy do Is kcgs bar lead,
90 bxs candy, 800 bags shot,
30 drums fresh figs, 100 bNs prime W cheese
dcc5w GONNABLE, sMlTH Il co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
Gillmores Turkish Liniment.

rIsHIS Is the best Linment which has vet been or
fered % the public. II il an excellent remedy
for Neuralgia, ErysipeIas. Rhcumatisln wounds
cuts ulcers burns sead bruises sprans salt rhe un
throat head a0he tooth ache pains I'll the limbs
chest back, stomach bowels- Also for founder
glanders bIg head. sweeney spnt spraius poll evil
-tif complaint yellow water distenper. rng bone
hsula collie, bolts and harness galls dc. The words
Gllmores Turkish Llnimeut are blown In the glass;
also fac simile Of my written signature acceInpa.
- l.ti l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

nlRECT from New York, the largest and most
II splendid stock Of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fancy
kohes, Far 'iauntiets, Swans Down Nietoriues and
CUTS Gent. Fur Muticrs Eur Gloves, &C. &c, ever
brought t. the West. shat offer Great Inducements
q altseho 0dnt aayAsng IN me dbarr hpe. and WAL
sel sets Of Eietorines cheaper Than the article
can b. boaght ia 81. Louis All ask IS FIR YOU to
call and examine my STOCK, which IL superior ~ any
thing the Wet,
LAiles please call and lock- over my stock Ne
trouble u show goods. D7n forget the place but
cas- Al tie NEW 10Rg EHr0MuM,
f. G. SHELDON,
G#f al Man. corner ,{8