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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22
TENNEYA sORENsON,

wHoLEsALE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS CORNER
WATER VINE STs.. EVANSVILLE. IND.
SHNHE have this day formed coparnersp for
IL the purpose of dong wholesale grocery and Liquor
business Eayug succeeded the business of Messrs Als
uo purch their stock and made additions to make
somplee shall be able 20 offer good bargain
FoR CASH. any house in Evansville or any city IN the
Nsst. r. 3. TENNEH,
ian3 s. .SORENSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22
WM. TX. NEcGIsEW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the Crescent City Bank'' Building.
EET attend faithfully all business entrusted to hiI
~ my25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22
RISING SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
RISING SIN. IND.
Board of Directors,

Board of Directors, 7
s. Hathaway, B. b. Loring Jacob G. Wells.
JnO; W; spencer, John Grsee. B J Hathaway.
W. t. Pate, VIM. IL. Powell, George Gillespie.
B. J. HATH4w4T. secy. s. HATHAWAY, Prest.
these Companies is owned and their
MANAGED by citizens of this Stqe and their
raons confined exclusively 70 the State of Indiana
Risks taken Buildings and Merchandise and also the
sArgoes Flabeats and Steamboats, equitable rates
premium by d. q. CIV A1HAEhr
oet27-d3m Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22

HMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
g0R grinding wheat and and all other substances
n requiring grind pg.
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting Of
all widths it t.-- @ ' 1
agen r. Monroe is authorized to sell the above
articles Oincnnati prices. including freight.
CallatJ r. MOnrOcs Family GFoeery corner of Oak and
jeis-tf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati O.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22

a
LOCK AND GUN . NJ TTH.
TOBBIN q, such repairing Umbrellas Parasols mend
- ing Brass, mounting Canes, etc, by
JAMES SPALDING, 80
oct9- 6m Corner Fourth and Main streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29

..c.m, national, original ana ih"eFeu'
,.,. NJ, thing. we must push our internal I'M
...,s ri IA TO link together, IN pohus "' ~
49,, and with chains OF iron; not only The uiHere"'
- State. but the whole South. De
:,m. ,h.so improvements will develop and bring III
,.s the rich nnd various resources oil our S'a'o ""'
enable us to produce at home what VIC no" p0'
from abroad. ,ov MIR.
Our surplus agricultural products, are III" =" r.,
,h,sed and consumed by those who inah"'".'"'c -
=, carry on our commerce, and dlct"te III
n;,rr;on rears up at once those consumers anu pun
,h,sers ,t home, and saves us the expenses Vi u's'""'
TRANSPORTATION and frequent exchanges al" nue.:
.,,,,r, ,r dormant intellect, of mechanic ana arusl'
AZ III. and of now unemployed LABOR "ou'o u p''"h"
into active requisition.
"a, M from tho habits, customs, tashioiis' ufesS
s.,r;cs hooks and thought Of Europe, we should "a'
q nav and original course OF civilization. Ever!
I'D md avery hand amongst us would lind appr"
..;.,, smployment, md see lis labor we'll rcqu'teo
h.cs,se fashion and servile initativeness VIII nave
c.ssed to give artificial and undue values 10 "n"'e'e'
cannes from abroad. Disunion VIII piou"'' 9
miphty demand for active or'r'i" '"e"'''
aud the supply will equal the demand We Vs. -,
avoid continual border and foreign wars " ~"
,pcs become rich, learned, powerful ih"u7"'"'
skiIful and intellectual. .x;,i,s
The ,ls,nent of African slavery, the peeu'""
If our climate, soil and productions anu Vi Jul "
an, institutions and circumstances, will or'G'h"'' w"
trains of thoughts, new habits, customs s"u
| check servile imitativeness, give rise 10 III;
.rvsn,iou, and inaugurate u new ana d h'h"''
ration. ha Sortb,
r,,,,.c,lv bound toeethsy territorially rs 'he u
sru State, arc, difficult ct access or aS7"u' v
ont, no sparsely settled, as to iuruI1'' ~ $3.50, :,
n n large invading force, and reaus III" '.r:
,nnibilste & small one, with a pe'p'o u" w -
iii, all accustoued to arms, all jealous u az
..... ,h.v sre almost impregnable, ana al'oHe'he'
| invincible. X.ur;o, arc
No., ,...so, rsbellion, revolution and d'sanioh' ae
-,, ,h;r,s d;.vuise them as you WILL tor lie mora.
religious and conservative mud OF 'ne " uM.,
on-and ii,union, although coerced' Involves VI ",
c.lamities. Besides, what hoart 10 co'a' u INV ".
duu ~. 70 be insensible TO the prosssas ""' 'H' s"'
Of United Americaf ,o so6 II
~: - without remorse OF consciehce' An' "
tsar of regret, se it all pass away 4 W.
% " -.m Wa cour, not disunioH. we
80. w,uld beseech, Black hspuS'lcahiS"'
To- pause, consider and desist' o ,.;l,
ri, ,,rsi,ts in its mad and unhoiy career
,,r, ., tina conservatives OF tho Ser''' Nv
INIT. If Buuxsr's Hill and Saratoga 10 TIC "''
ME, and conquered gusisnd o" every sea, !" ~
al, religious and patriotic nsR OF the N"'"-,
=, turn 10 them, and ask, shall we TIC 'onet'v,'o
common dangers and of u comm"o H'orF-~". W
"" m,r,, Re but what your sires were act as mey
.-S.,I h,vs acted: and our uuiSn sud our attachment
will be indissoluble.
;.,r; ,,cp t,rum vbcam t.otr@'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
- - t,,rp,sT.-ERnUR CORRECTED

ri Df fIN IL
KANSAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CohHH0
r., ,hc Ed,iors Of The Enfn"or:
N.s.r.. Editors :-Some days ago. 1 d .cr'Iu ~
W .,iuInus from Il Mobile paper part OF Il ie'ler
W I" .,r..i tint out of the three hundred chilSfa"Hs
a." ~ =, nc ma 10 Kansas, all haG returned except "pou'
fifty. ola. w.;,.r ,rs, -
friend of the common cause anu dtslrous OIL p'o,io.
,ing il. he was certainly iudiscreet III communicating
in.Is 80 we'll calculated to dlshearien our li1ehus anu
prejudice that cause and, III that event his lh'otnaa'
iiu, u,,ssibly may be as much at lauil as ms jug
meut. When We reached the territory, IN inc i"''es
part OF last April, my company WAS a'eoas'ueu :"
disuc;seI all over the territory, wherever 'ie9 I"" .
10 20. Some two weeks Afterwards, "hen ~ ~"
rene. troubles broke out, a part oi my n"S aan J;iT;.
assembled in tn. Marshuls pusse. AFTER 'Iese u.a
cul,ies were over, | again dIsoanaea auu u'p
them a. before. ,.,c lana, TINT 7 was
told had returned, my information III respect = :. ,ru,
i ,I,n, ,I,,y .till remain in the territory. l. $50
liza, nnn =, II account of business being lhlei'uP.eJJ
49, H.. ,.rr ,nry ani the season being too lar Wv
- snIecr and plant claims, look temporary ehnPo1
49,, =, IN. brrIcr counties of Missouri, anu wi NJ" -
~ "nn, i, I'M. Santa Fe trade all, however, ~" :
,,rJ,n,r Ih. territory rs their place oil reS'acnI trn.r ar
dr not believe that any one poSsesscS ~. Than
u,,, d.;iui,e information Uf their whereao''''
have above stated. ~, Latter will
Tn,Urs that have copied the Mobile '''e'
please also copy this.
~ Respectfully, yours, &cr p1,rORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
>-,.pv Y

.7,a. 4r,r,icau Organ" edited by Eespas'an III
i. .nd unfinished q, the city Of Washington makes
the following Significant announcement ln'ts Issue u
Tuesday, August Goth ,.
Tho Hon. VIM. Milward has besn ren1mina.ea IN
,bs I'd dis,rict. He will be supported oy an Ee opp,
nep,s of Buchanan in HE district: MI. M'i""'u' q
member OF the present Congress.
This Mr.. Willward is one Of the Know Noihl"e
member, in the present Eouss Of representative
xbo. uroi..sing to be National. yet withheld his vote
from Governor Aiken, when the contest wac ns'lo"'
al down to him and Banks. lie wa one OF the fu'
lsr Know No,hinss, and has been greatly iauoeu as
ana Of the faithful men Oh whom the South can rely
for The protection of her rights. Scarcely nave '"e'e
Communications died on the ear, before We hhu u no
tionsl Know Nothing organ procialm'nS mat h'''
ward ..wtN BE- supported by ALL THE ofPoSkHi' W
RucY,yAY IN has &~i.trict.' The Fillmore mc"' "
tbs Fremont men, have fused III his support as '"ey
have doue in support of .he.r state ticket III fen's''
v,p;a. They are making common Cause III 'he nope
,b,, by \ union, they will he able TO wres+ us ''"'e
t,,,o Mr.. buchanan, and ~,ransier tbs vote 10 freul'"'
-. ,be mos, available man !Dr the Presidency
We hon. n. South vii! take note q these siShs
and be iorews:a@t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH.
feiosrnphed for the Richmond R,o,t..
EXTRA SESSION 0E Cn\cprsS

StNArE;-Mr. Criitrnd-n introduced n bii - ~
, y" "imtn ,ho 'm nt Nebraska Kansas act. Itproposes to
Governor and Judges. the laws To be transmitted 70
me rresI1e'i: and to he laid before Cangress. The
olll vas debated al length; but without taxing spy ac.
Ton the Senate adjourned.
housE.-i The House passed the Senate resolution
hent OF the Arctic discovery ship Resoluts Air..
.hlnpGeIi from the Committee of Conference On tia
army oI'' reported thar the cummittee were unable
10 heFee' lie proposed To give up "a portion of the
une"sihe"I retaining only that portion providing
'la nome u me MONEY shall be used 10 enforce The
"cts Oh the Kansas Legislature, but the Senate com.
ni''tee wouII not agree 10 the proposition. Mr.. Ste
phei's moved th.t the House recede. Ncpatived-
ayes w. noes 100 Mr.. Campbell moved that the
rouse aunete: larr'ed-ayes l0l., noes o.. A mo.
tI"n 10 RECONSIDER was tabled by four n,,:or;;, 4
Senate bil! to supply omissions IN The enrSolmcut Of
civil biIs was nG@srd, a.Gi iucIIOuse adjourned,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29

Previous to the Presidential election OF 1915 MT
Buchanan made a powerful speech at "ash'ngt"n III
favor of the election of Lewis Cas-; to when Mr'
Webster replied in full at II Wing meeting held III "a
,.uiI Hall on the "4,h Of October. In commencing
h;s .,.ecb. Mr.. Webster said-'Gentlelncn, | saw
this morning, a speech delivered lately In "a'h'hs'
ton by the present Secretary Of State, Mr.. Buchanan
A GENTLEMAN WHO Is AMONG THE FIRST, ~ NOT THE
VERY rlRsr, OF MS PARTY, IS POINT uf CHARACTER
.spsTAypIyG IN THE COUNTRY. Differing from mos
Of the sentiments in this speech. / still do as au'""'
the credit and justice TO say, tAat ii rs q manly spree"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
ILLINOIS
The following letter gives cheering news from lii

The following letter gives cheering news from i'''
nois: -
al left Old Virginia a short time ago, and came mere
into this hot.bed of Abolitionisun. 1 being a support
sr Of ,ba ds,r old South and all her Institutions am
assuiled on every hand by the fanatic suppos1e,tSo hem "
=, .hon;ng the whole workings of our systen. bu'
am met BY the assertion that | am coming all my
. . "a and I want authority for them, and
know in the Enquire, I shall find what " y So l wan" Tsis uset
n hs a county that in 81 gave the Fusion candidates
1900 majority, and this fall we will give ju't l,.%" , :
Buck aud Brock. This State will go ior Duc""n''
and the Union by at least 10000 majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
IlII.'D


DEED, n, Grccnway. the ~reridcncc OF Mr. Anderson
Scott. in the county OF King William, on Thursday. the
III ne. " JOSEPH n. SMITH. IN the i3d ycai at his
hsr.
Natur s,.y rs::.iaE ani GnohlrU.irc 10 his habits, yet firm
and decided in h- feelings, hr pursued ID" sea tenor OF
his way, scidom n.lXus Ia society and taking but little in
trT0si. la tic exciting scenes vi HE. d fond and dcyoici
husband RGi al %.nGulGeEt master, no possessed many OTHER
~eEnob!ng ca4rattc ri=t:cs ofoIr rnce. Entirely reconci,l
10 MS far, he met death with the hTnlrsts and i~g,repidity
Of the Christian ami the philosopher. /.
DIED, in NiiiieseY, on the 2prh August, after a few
hours Illness. OSCAR CRuTCiiFlEl.p the youngest scn
OF Dr.. William l.. aad Lucy A. da;ewood aged tour yearr,
one month and fourteen days.
DIED, in Ring & Queen County. August The 2lst, l-jG,
Mrs. MARTHA Il. ROANE, consort OF Cob Is ltonIv,
III the 33t year OF her uge. In all the cruces aud accom-.
pishnru;s that arr beautiful in woman, in al! tine charms
and virtues which cas; n halo Of light around her cNiit.
cncc. she snonc prccminrnt. Gentle and nllectionate III
1.erGsit:o" mild aud nmiablc in department, she was. III
ones, he !tgl on4 o~tnqtnrnt # rne crclr ~ which she
moved. Truly,
Death Hos On her like an untimciy frost
Upon the sweetest Hover OF all the field"
As a wife, mother, daughter, sister and friend, she WINS
all tha; could be desired. Her health had been d-iirntc
iUr nanny years, AMI in january last the death OF her only
boy, n bright aud inicrcstin: child of ten years. curt a shH.
ipr ,unr and dark upon her spirits. viii :h time failed 10
di, siprts, and We can cut L.oEe, Tia. ~ \ .airer. brighter
Iund. .!:ere no Craze shadows tall, the mother and he. boy
may be reunited. On her husband, only daughter, ana
MI Ferrous relatives and friends, the blow falls with un.
wUnLcd force, and Time, with his healing wing. eau never
ohhi.ratc the memory of one 50 loved aud early !osi.
Green DC lte sod ABOVE thup,
Friend of my better days;
None knew thee but to love thee,
None named thee bur rojprlIsc." i. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29

- T., d. ,sr,,Y ~ tho ,sert III bi:raitl shat Is GUY.
1911 .jt,i.: ~ d~Ii1fs an ofii'"Eis TSi''n."s-
! y. . = Menny fecsible huipa eSSPandin an eun :,
tractin nckordiu til sercunis'an'es ~ aDh. nMcet.
uIno,e"s,, .i nm duzzi Nv spectators. Thar wus tne
OIL lhe n,ai nv a chaingibble' elk rainbo, vim
fopry.e .,oans an Howars fckst about the he'd al on
p, v.rrv drllikit little wary staph thar Wus at'"@ Thor
a very n :, which cirmouuted the hed.dres. lhar
iitle pn'"SS, nhrnydud which / was pleesd III Gee
wu' "ashonal embblems. The arms wus balr u
" ~. holders, nm braselets acoro'h. lhar wus ~"
~ ,5 i.r,e u.rls- about as big ms a maroeiIen
Glen the mex. The cheaks n MuS nu us a T TIs hair WIS
"n'.o ~ bevon fansy, an unclrpaste by q kusnun'
u ~ '.han ,be danste thar gload NV a citnpa'hay "A'
49, . wor-hawse snuten NV oatll. ,,-
oh il was gswjus vishun-cnpussin nv p mna;s' an
d. nmure uiherwase hav cead sltch a Iike ., "r
Dut nu"v d. nb;er yurks in Parrice. The splendu5
a ut ,h u" scsen nevur shell phurget. 1t wuz to =
',Io,r.nu, dase," the Sain was liuhlilateui al lno "J
I'm. .ns fid with Rockets AL lites. a streeih NV nal 800
-" . and hirst in a thowsun lungs, an Voika'noso
20 UP my N the borisun-Iites NV blew al green an
ouseI ~ vsI,r tilliu Nv the are! 1t WIZ dszleh IL
Nv stitch wuz this v~ishun-an thar wuz uthnrs.Li
Decides uthur things, tina ha: r S,yu .i .aG" s,s A Iorl
"ttnshuolly reaches Nv The pins, but The GWEN 10
.ar"sn ;IIisits applorse. Wun phurlt ia the ooris'm
Finn is mossly chipt orr, IN Inuvos ereg'nr. Ia'
Ais is Gal, HI must yeel to dikkay; a''"
Der, az wun boy ken col aP vi "' ,o;l,s and
| hHv orisO csed Nv u ue"'' "A
bl.av tina keeps a ,igar.. ;, ror.
The musk is pline; iha has til drums, which IS pG mr
,;LninIly swest. Drum. has n sofnes which sutes'o LOT
. ,~orIr,u phase, all is partlty in complainant III l"e"
!yrbor IL aim ritars heer whar ;uyentres the curppuh-
'nr, 'nns cIoa,. Mi iphive rune fellsrs has jus cum
in AN far nv un is dresrn fur the borl, all we !: ra,
thor crowdit. The tu whar sleap beiwean, ! a an,ai in
= La tln / HupH II nlesSuut Bly "a
49, 80 Natchurul discunfuts is sutnwhut Wusteu
h ,,' rsye ~ snoarin which ccstens III boath.
u ma "a, in cloasin, that thar ia people hear u, snn
than hucl,.ous. Sum is orful. A tren ses how "u"
wumun Iuks how she had bin cort IN a inasn'a"T,
taI,sr' with s,iff red beyud and mustashose an his "a a.
slsnin orr shawl an ecceedIuly sharp, he osmpaIG 'a
,hn, ~ ,;rar c,an in the t~oyshops whar pops out IN
hooks un slipen NV the lid. But farwel. Aspv
Yours, JEEho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
suw SPORTING JOURNAL.

Wa s,s vlud to hear that Vim. I. Porter Esq" ae'
.;uo. ;.,riny, in New York, in the first week OF Sep
,.nbsr, . weekly Sporting and Literary newspaper
>, no called ~porter', Spirit Of the Times Mr. r
h.. had a successful editorial career Of tTenty'sA
v.ar., az founder and editor of the New YORK splr''
IS ,ba Tim.s"-and he confidently expects that tue
new journal will be contributed to by thas brilliant CIR
Gle of correspondents and writers who "svs 70 long
y;ven to the spirit" its distinguished position
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
MASSACHUSETTS, ALARMED

The Boston ANds OF Saturday says
.AHuirs have assumed such an appearance in Mas.
s,chusetts, that unless we have Mt once a union OF IL"
Fremont men, IL is Gerry possible hat The State may
g;pe her electoral roic for .Lamcs Buchanan"
We say plainly, that up to this time there mas Deen
no union Of the Fremont forces in Massachusetts 'n"'
,h.ra bss been only folly, wrangling and dlssensinn ;
that we have lost all power of exercising any infu'
ence upon our sister States
FOLLY, wRASGLISG, and DlssEssIoS,' only, IN
IN. Eremont ranks in Massachusetts! Only think OF
il. Help, help, cries the Atlas Of the party or we
sink.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
FROM

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. G.-The papers publish q
correspondence dated Granada, Aug. 18th, which -.
ports mat DR.. Livingston, =. ) Consul at Leon, had
ton Oaksmith succaeis Fadre Wilt. 4 dpcres bs.
beea 4i",ie Authorizing the raising Of a loan Of two
MILLIONS Oh liberal terns. w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
FILLMORE TO BE CARRIED OfEk" III
FREMONT.

Bennett is so anxious to force the Fillmore men 10
fuse with the Fremonters in Pennsylvania, that lie
saws in his paper of the 2lst of August:
Pennsylvania is the battle ground, aud not New
York, and very much will be done in pennsylvania ID
October to determine the strength Of the frightened
Democracy there In November. Some OF the t"ii-
more electors are, we perceive, going over 10 Ere
mont, and with proper activity and energy, the whole
OF them may bs carried over with the results OF the
October elections. The estimates OF the enemy sho"
that Fremont may yet be elected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29

: RUMOR.-The Washington Star mentions a ru'
NOR that orders have gone from the War Department
to stop the work at the Springfield and harpers Fer
nv armories, Oh account OF lie exhaustion or tue funds
appropriated by Congress for those establishments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
THE EFFECTS OF DIsUNIoN ON THE


Nuc, ,s VIA deprecste disunion, il is our duty, as
faithful ssn,insls, TO chronicle the signs OF its approach
IN order, il possible, to prevent its occurrence and
TIM, failing, to remedy its evila.
Lax rule, extended empire. sectional feuds, and q
wan, Of Fixed faith aud conviction, in every thing
human and divine, cos"spire to threaten and endapger
tho country. Laxity Of rule is no fault OF our Fe1erai
Executive. It's counscls arc wise and its measures as
energetic as tue character VI our institutions will per.
init. But those institutions are hardly fitted for a
corrupt, insubordiuate and sceptical people. Morali.
~ and religion, begettiug q healthy aud ~vigilant
public opinion. arc necessary ustrumeutalities Of
government, in a republic. A great party in this,
country is making open war upon them, and successful
~ attempting 10 inausurate in their stead anarchy
agrariuuism, infdeli,y aud RIGHTEOUSNESS. The cor.
ruption Of morals and the general relaxation Of the
bonds and ties of society, that invited aud rendered
successful the usurpation Of Cesar, we're not 30 mani
fes, aud 50 unblushingly avowed as they now are by
q large political party in our America. 1t is possible
barely possible, that u union Of the religious men, Of
tho men Of property, Of tho old'lins Wings. of the
old Federalists, and the Democrats at the North
mrv boat down and stile BLACK Republicanisn, aided
as they will be, by the entire people OF the South
But the effort must be tremendous, and still its per
muaent success will be doubtful.
The South cannot continue in the Union one year
longer, under Black Republican ascendsncy and rule
for TO do wrong aud injustice to the South are th'
leading, vital, Distinguishing ,naxims OF the party
Remove those objections, however, aud the necessity
for disunion would be none the less imperative, To-
the asceHdancy OF this party must soon Danish rel
gion, law, order aud morality from tho South, rs Il
has too successfully done already from many sections
Of ,he North. LIT us look abou, us then to prepare
for what it may be impossible for us to avert.
The first aud obvious effects Of disuuiou will be &c
diminish, almost to ex,inguish, our trade and inter
course with the North, and with all Western Europe
for Black Republicauism aud Abolition are as preva,
lent, as rampant and revolutionary, in Europe as ir
America. We shall be compelled to multiply our in
dustrial and intellectual pursuits 10 carry on our OWL
commerce and navigation in our own ships, to maxi
our own clothes. our own wines, silks, brandles, and
in hue, to manufacture for ourselves, and almostto b.
a world within Ourselves. We must write our owl
books, have our own schools and colleges presided
over by Southern teachers, have our own fashions
our own os,uIne,o our own dialect, and our own thought
We must cease TO be cosmopolitan, initiative and de
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29

1t is stated that the President sill make o formal
demand for repara;ion for dsmsgs- a-.isi:ee ky our
citizens in the riot at Panama, aud will ensorce the
claim, if necessary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29

ADEFALcArloS.-A despatch from Washington
states tina. intelligence has been received there OF q
very heavy defslcation on tie part OF a government
officer, iu California. He is said 10 Ee o promineni
member of the Vigilance Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29

CHARLESTON, iu". 2S.-Thy Board OF Health
have r.period iEai thsrr have been three deaths from
yellow lever during the week. The cadets o. the
Citadel Acadruay have been sent 10 olpnbis
There 10 little alarm I'm ing ;h" citizens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY. At

VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY, AT
tTLiES STATION. ON THE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, NINE MILES FRQM CONTAlE-
ING :5a FOR SALE IT AUCTl9E.
TWILL BE- sold at auction, on Thursday. Tho llth Sep.
w TENDER, 1856, on the premises, at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
If fair. if not the next lair day thereafter, the really vau.
! RI. farm. located as above, now owned by Mr.. Samuel
Sehstor. ~ho, having purchased IN estate in Accomsc, his
tract contains $50 acres, OF which shout hs!fls In virgin wood
and timber; the balance is cleared, and now in cultivation.
The timbercd land is among the most valuable in that
ncighborhood, consisting OF walnut, oak, hsh, hickory,
gym, maple and poplar, and being nlmost at the depot, 1t
can lie delivered 0n tho rail road and sold In Richmond 10
great Advantage. II 70 be!ie, ed ttal there IL timber enough
10 keep STEAM MI emplcyed for two or three JeB:s.
The dwelling i. surrounded BY a beautiful gsoYe oifor.
6s; tTers, in full view OF and distant about 200 yards from
the rail road, Where tho cara pass and repass SIX times u
day, thus a~hord.ng convenient accommodation 10 persons
who may be disposed to trsnsact business In Richmond
Il il large enough for the accommodation OF an ordinary
sized family, aud is o W in good order. The Out buildings
Oh the place are ample. g..
To appreciate the value OF hi, place, and e'pceiaiy us
! line tiit:ter. il IS necessary 10 cuamins TIP sah'u, aga pei
! sons desiring 10 do 80, pil cG.i CT III. tchctti, shS h!iI
| take pleasure in showing the same. rou. ,i,. IT,.
| Ii lcsircd, tie farm viii be diTlded g'fa,ioas' w !ph
nsnsion house, tract No. !, viii conisip hool' 'd2 acres
Lu, No 2. adjoining ito depot. VII! contain HDout !f1 nc1H.
and lot No. s. OIL the eastern side oil Inc rai! rosd' VIII COZ
~" TrsSsNOne fourth cash, balance l Q and 3 years, for
80 hearing interest, secured by 4 trust deed.
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