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COUGHS, COUG Ii =. - Richardson's
~ Wild Cherry aud Bloodrcot Candy. is one of the
best remedies for Coughs Colds Hoarseness Tickling
Of the Throat snd ghtness across the chest &c. and
al Lung difficulties Give it trial. For sale by
JOHN J. RICHARDSON, Confectioner. corner 18th
and Cary street. Also, by john w Pollard, III St,
A odsker, f.. j. Picot, Adie Gray. Meade l. Ba.
ker, Laidley & Robinson, L. B. Thomas, s. NJ Is.
chr'syo0 nc l9--1u
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= n0O PAIR OF THOSE CHEAP
~.OUO Window Shades, only 374 cts, richly
worth 81; Dark Landscapes, light shades, plain or
with boquet 81 cts worth 81 50; Gilt and every style
of Shades, at half they usually sold at; Table Oil
gains call at The established cheap Dry Goods and
Window shade store of III. GOLDEN, $50 Broad
street, between Sd and 9TH
N: B store-keepers and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices. &C %
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nE@L CARRIAGES, t.AKRlAGES.
$3.50 The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
No. Making Establishment on Lombard AL
ley, between Main and Cary, I3t and 18th streets
GEAR the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARI0.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops and SULKlES, all of his make, Of the best
materials and workmanship. All Of which will be
sold low good work of the kind be in the city
Of Richmond and respectfully aak call from those
in want of any article In the Carriage line, de.
ternIined to mske to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and Bill work sold, that IL new, WE
rantsd. 4
fe 26-d9ro MICAJAH MATGUM,
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SOMETHING Newell noticed in pass
~ ing u2 Governor street, at HAkWOOD'S Ware.
rooms, the most complete Spring Bed that have
sen; it is very simple in its construction
that il ia not H. bic get Of order He has also
the largest and most beautiful assortment of Furn.
ture have ever seen exhibited In Richmond My
attention attracted TO most beautiful Wardrobe
in the assortment &C 20 dim X.
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~ FANCY FURs, FANCY FuRS. A
Ell We have now open, complete and
- ,plendid stock of Ladies and Chiidrens
Fancy Furs consisting Of the following styles hus-
ssn Sable; Stone Martin; Ex. Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch French Martin and
eyery other style of Fancy Furs for Ladies' and Chill
dren Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
rage Robes and Foot Mus. which have been select
ed fresh from the largest aud most extensive manu-
factories ard will be sold at wholesale and RETAIL or
the most favorable terms. Ladies are particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
be excelled. ~,
drer's Hats and Caps, efevery style; Gents hats ano
new makins one of the most complete and selected
stocks eper offered in this market.
oc ~ No. IA Main street.
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VIRGINIA REfsALIA AND BANNER
MANUFACToRY, Corner of Main and 9Th sts.,
Richmond. Va, r. MeDONALD.---The subscriber
has hand Superior assortment of Re gala for
The various ORDERS Masonic, Odd Fellows c.. &c, to
which the attention of members respectfully IT,
yited
Complete outfits for Lodges, Encampmsnts end
Divisions furnished at short notice oc 2O.--d&clm
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NEW GROCERY AND COMEIlSSlON
IN sTORE-Ths subscriber uld inform the pub.
lie that be has recently opened Franklin street,
between Wall and nth streets, 4 GROCERY AND
COMMISSION STORE. He will keep always on
baud general assert nent of FAMILY GROoE.
RI Els, which he will sell at wholesale and retail on
accommodate terms He will also attend to ali
the duties of q Commission Merchant, and will be
plea'ed to receive consieDn,cpn of Produce, DC.
from his friends He has now in store sood supply
of FLOUR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER, &c, to
oc q dim r. 6YRCLE
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CoMmrssioNEs's orsfcs WH,s BviLniss
RICHMOND. Hovember 3 90,
NOTICE Is HEREBY Glthn, - De.
IN shall on WEDNESDAY, the l@n cay " ,.is
cember. 1856 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at th,s ..,.,r q
an account Of the debt s,ili due fiom inc s''e
William NJ. Fulton, deceased c,,ls
no 10 d4w MILTON CAnI. og-----S.-
HAVANA CIGARS And CiGAshli"''
II just received the following Ci6Ahs' r,
La EmperatTis Eusenia Media AesAns
La Real Conchs
Do Opera
RIO Hondo, common sise
I'll Mismo common see
Chipchuretta, do do
Ls Noetsnssa .sConcha"
Do opera
Do commen Size
Ia floridana Citandrsdos
% Londres
CIsARkfTOS. r,..
Consueio, Marinea Yher and Primsfs e.sa'
All made sf new crop Tobacco and ssy n ~
chAkLEe kiChAhpsu9sM,s
Importer Of Havans Cigars. Amssieaa es, i'm -
No s-.-ts Consr Main ara n.e - =,
DUkk WINKa AND wxANulissss,..,s ~
mediciasi purpssea. He would call psl ssssry =
tsntion Of thoss that are buyins for TIE IisA
~ hAys large assortment, Ros ale 3 ss~IEgE
vaeaa Vino eters, y nam s1
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SHOES. SHOEs. "A good as.
,utrn-rt OF Ladies' Callers and walking
shoes and Bootees. on hand at lower prices
than usua established cheap store of
20 II ALFRED MOSES, 63 Main st.
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Of the latest styles, snd OF every ds-
est them are


ALSO,
Wolf Buffalo, Racoon Badger
Leopard ard Jennet Robes
Fur and White ard Pink Swanscown Trimmings
Mufs, Gentlenen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, &C.
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As REMOVAL JOS. WOOD-
fYyHS8 WARD, Surgeon and Mechanical
0IHY" Dentist, has removed his Office to
Main street square above the
Banks and next door to Corinthian hall.
In this location his facilities much increased by
the acquisition Of more room and good operating
lipht, &c.
He inserts teeth upon fine gold aud silver plate,
plain or with artificial gums Styles scknowledg ed
to be the BEST and practiced By the profession
orally. oc Sl.-2m*
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nREsS MAKING.-MkS. j. STEB
IL BINS would inform her former patrons and The
public generally that she can be found over the china
store of Taylor Co., III Main ct, eet, where wo,k
will be done to please and with dispatch.
NJ III
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DICHARDSON IL Co.'s
ID CARPET, OIL CLOTH
AND CURRT g 7 NV W yAzsEKfEEEF


We have determined TO conine our sales In futur
to the goods indicated above 6y RETAIL and havir
arranged our entire and conveniently htted store
that purpose prepared to exhibit the large ct
and most complete assortment OF
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &c.,
ever in the State of Virgna and but rareyr set
Importing direct from the English manufactur ers,
and selsctIg with care, in person. the best Amer oan
fabrics we shall at all times be prepared 70 iuf a,ss
RELYING OF the citizens Of Virginia. North Caroiir
and Tennessee to sustain US in our enterprise assu
them we viii be content with moderate profits.
II 10 eur intention to keep our stock suppl ed
throughout the year with the latest styles of fsshj
able goods In our line.
stock which embraces great variety in psteu Is of
Velvet Tapestry and Brussels Carpeting
Three-ply, Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet. Chenfille and Brussels Rugs
Door, Parlor snd Chamber Msts
Satin, Worrted and India Dsmask
Satin and Fisursd De.ainss
Brocatellc and Turkey Red
Muslin and Lece Curtains
Cornicss and Bands for Curtains
Cord, Tsssels and Ginps do
Window Shades, all styles and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Wcrsted Fire Screens and Foot Stools
CTumb Cloths and Booking
Booking for steps, new article
Floor OIL Cloths; Table OIL Clotha
Stair Linen; Stair Rods, xc.
When furnished With diagram and measurement Of
se So-Sm* RICHARDSON L CO.
nG.GG ETT & ANRMRsON, UPHOL-
- STEkERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS
invite the attention Of their friends and the public to
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the best assort-
ment they have hal 10 o8xi in Frepe h and Anne,
Jean Paper Hanginss all QUALITIES Muslin and Lace
Curtains Damask and De!aine Curtain Goods Cornicel
bands aud trimmings far Curtains, Table and Floor
OIL Cloths, White and CHECK Coco Mating. Window
Shades, Mattresses, Feather Beds. with mary other
articles In the line of busin which win be cold or
worked NJ on tho most reasonable terms. 2a-3m.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK,..CHAK-
v TERRI BY THE LEGISLATURE OF vIR-
GlNIA.-CAPITAL 100, 900 LOLLARS.-Mone re.
ceived deposit In of five dollars and upwards
on which interest at the rate per cent per
10 paid. for ms remaining six months longcr for
sharter periods interest at the Of per centum.
The " hole joint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits r. ceived. and certificates issued BY the
Cashier, q. B. STARKE attic u ore of e. B. Spence.
corner Of Main and Governor sneets Richmond Va.
SAM'L s. COrTRELL, President
T. STAkkE, Cashier.
90 Ism C. WAITHALL SacrAsary stf+
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<rs FOR RENT OR LEAsE-.At INC ,s, e "
l. al ton OF the tenant, the tenement tno ~ -
Es2 Franklin street recently occopid ey mt IL ~.
II. Gary, grocery. It 10 situated sery nss, 20
market and 10 considered one Of the best
the city for grocery or dry goods store rosss,'
given at one days notice Apply 20 0AA'A
P.H. AYLETT, Trustee.
su 23--ts Law Office. us Main street
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NOTICE.-Pr0posals will be received Mt
y the office of the James river and Ksnawha
Company in Richmond, until the 5th day of Dscem-
above Charleston, embracing about IS miles of the
river
Specifications eff tho work be seen at the office
of the Company in Richmond, or at the Engineers
office, in Buchanan.
no l-2aw5D VIM P. MUNFORD Src'y
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o. FOR SALE AT the American sta
IcV bles, fine pair of well-broks Bay HORSES
quite young. and perfectly sound and work
well anywhere. Apply at the American Stables to
Mr.. dl ee Sta
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yOHk w. DAVIES,
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH SITS
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts Window and Door Sills &c
Burying Grounds eiclosed with Stone and Iron Rail.
ing. First Premium awarded by the MechanieS In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
lie l0-ts
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SsheEA DENTAL NUriGE.--G. w.
HsH JONES, SURGICAL AND MEcHAs1-
UiFYWHcAL DENTIST, Office betwe en- 9th and
AA1 10th, Main street, square above
the Banks (ofiice hours from to g. to 6)-will be
happy to all such as desire his professional ser.
vices promising his best epdeevor by gentleness and
to give SATISFACTION in all operations.
either in Filling, Cleansing Regulating Extracting
or Inserting Teeth. oc IS-3ma
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NO. l. aad Hlackcrci. per jaime ..
nell WIN. WALLACE d SON.
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/ AW PAHTNERSHlP.-.Th updersigu
- ed have associated themselves for the practfce
Of law under the firm Of TAZEWELL &. HOW
AID They will practice in al the courts held In
the city Of Richmond Office on Main street. over
spences clothing store.
LITTLErON TAZEWELL
no i0-lws THOMAS HOWARD.
81 0fl0 FINK HAVANA CIt.AKs made
SOsOOO of rev crop Tobacco. Just received BY
the subscriber. Lovers Of . fine CIGAR ere invited
to examine my stock
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of Havana Cisars, Amsriesn Hotel Build
ing. norner Main and 18th sts. oc 29-fs
NOTlCk.-A Among the many ebjocis OF
iDtsfest u the Asrieuiturai Fair none has more
sttrsenons for the hungry and thursty than the Our
mouse ssiosn, who're every delicacy cen be had
smons which are CANFIsLD5 uprivaled Soda VA
ssh rnIsssiphia Ale and Porter The good quaIiti-s
TOT IT, AsnufAetsry 26sh between Main AID F,srh.
I'm s.rssts WARREN GARFIELD, Agent.
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nv telegraph

B.L,yxoss, Nov i2-tlour esdy. Wheat II
or scent, better. Cora dull.
NEW YoSK. Nov. l2.-Fl3ur advancing Sales o
stat, at S65s1a560; Southern steady Wheat 80
vsDciue-WLiie 81 SC al 10; red 3 SOL 60. Con
ouist' stocks frrner--tirsinia s's 92t
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A &c. ANDERSON & CO.
mHave removed to the store. No. l0l Main
street. second door below 18th street, where they are
prepared to show the largest assortment Of
PLAIN AND FANCY Ribbons,
ever offered in this market Also good assortmepf
Of BONNETS and Millinery Goods of all kinds.
N---ta
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NOAH WALKn R g. Co,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CLOTHIERS, No g6 Main st.
tbranch OF the Baltimore House. Most respectfully
ask the attention Of the citizens Of Richmond and IL
vicinity 70 the stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening,
Possessing supsrior facilities for procuring and
making up the grestest variety of Domestic aud For.
eisn Cloths. Cassimeres sn1 VesinRs, they are ena
oled to offer unusual Inducements to customers who
'ore purchasing. &C I4--lv
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. 00ll nm ,CItaAhs. OF al t~ sns on on
stanty on hand. Cigars of any description made %
order at short notice. Liberal discount allow 30
Wholesale dealers and country merchants eusni 70
whara H. C. G. ZIMMERMAN.
Importer and Manufacturer of ca CARS,
On, No 1T Broad ytres {.
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FLOUR NO change Ia qootat
az 7sf7 for Supeifne &c snip2
waEAr.-Msrket stesdy-Si 4s0t 5t Tor goad
prime red ss 8, for sa.d 70 sd sa,% hs, ma
..n.s Weaaote 7oa15 eta
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hESIh A Is l. L FAkM On THE NEW
- BRIDGE ROAD, THREE NILES BELsJW
hlCHMoND, FOR SALE-The sabscribers are au-
thofzed to sell the Farm which Mr. Miles 81 &C Do
recently resided, and loesteda above.
1t contains about l25 acres The dwe ling 10 large
ana conveniently arranged. The land produces efl
lent.
MT John Mutter, residing on the place will take
Te ms OF pay meni accommodst me- Anply to
no u 2awim GpDDTN APPEsSaN
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IL EAUTlFUL FARM NEA e RICH.
- MOND FOR SALE.-Weare authorized to sell
that really beautiful farm Richmond adjoining
the estate called "Tres Hill" in the occupancy
OF Mr. VIM. Jno. Clarke, formerly by Efw Cox
decd The tract cen, aims 81 The land s beau.
nfully sted, and the view from Richmond unsur
based The dwelling 10 not only very spacious but
10 built If brick 10 10 thorough repair and is in
evs'y respect a most desirable residence.
For terms, apply 10
no 6-2taw I'm GODDIN ApPERSON
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81 SPEClAL NGrICE.--To all those
III that did not avsil themselves of the privilege
IN of visiting the Mechanics Fair. and would like
-5 to see the Boots and Shoes which took the first
premium, invite them call and examine Them
as will take great pleasure in showing them. They
were all II. arufactured by myself.
ALEX. HILL, No. III Main st.,
no12 Richmond Va.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

8 2a0 Prizes, amounting to- 1904,
Whole Tickets 10, Halves S, Quarters 2.5e.
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n..-..., e65 "a IN E5s,tso -,
III. .seest show further n1 Y .n 10
OF eeSs Circulation Of e259 7s6, and n>m'usi III
eres IN sposi.. Of sSo4 $50 The deposits have IS
c. ssersssed si,0-o 7os. The statsmeni - 70
tush 80 And 10 calculated to impart conndence'-
ws A., stock on the list TO dsy, New Ss
IN enc wa. steady, but there wa's duu ieehns !"
Western railways
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/ =. & Or s1LE-
~ 1aasiThtfui rs,;s LEASE
y~a sSas ss sbout On. 1 rei nee sud
r.i ~ the R.ptist coIls nile f.oa
nsase; The hou..ss ss, h;no~
ms GOD repair. iii. =. l.rss
@, na the premis = ne ns,s s1ssilsn.
D. Doe =, fas...siou a iiss.' ;.' e;
w. GIBBON CapT = !ap-
,I M setr ssn Cary and c .ss at
= LEY, Grace, bstw . 1a1si sr
large ana -
suitable for . .ohveB-
= p given By lat D.c. : ss-ais'l
ENQUIRER opv,,.
. s ond possessio, 81
. aouse at present Se.r Mvsn
! ltna.sd on 18Th s,r sssaeied u
TO Talbot L Bro, ., . s0o's
i, J A. CLARKsov
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ARUs & SHINE, "a Main street, n ave
IL Just received q splendid stock OF Mahosa ny ena
can't be surpassed by any house in the trade en-
bracine every article In the Housefurnishing ne
the most fashionable styles and approved wor man
shio which they will sell to their country Gust oer
and the public generally at prices and on such erm
as to give general satisfaction. AL they asknt ssiVe
them cali and examine for yourselves
oc I6-Im 3
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A ssENTLElHN'3 THICK SOLE
rsE SHOES Now in store, and selling very
cheap. for the qnality, very large and su
perior assortment Of gentlsmen's Heavy Winter
Shoes of various patterns Recolect at No. 49, four
deors below St. Charles Hotel, opposite side.
nos VIM. WALSH
LADIES' BKONZ.ED MORUC.
1891 CO BOOTS: weltsd frstrate article
at only $l.25 per pair For sale by
MARCUS HARRIS,
~
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NJ lTIONAi. HDTEL, Nlaia street, Staun.
~ ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER CO., Pro
prietors
~ An Omnibus win always be in readiness at the
sailroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
house free of charge my S---6m
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Financial and Commercial

The following 10 ststennss ysrs' for November
the s.aas .s weekly
Le.n.. sP gss s,s S gag sss IS ssy,s7I
Nov. s,iee,ass,1sss iI5ie4so ss4s7 a sss2',s.l
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-. FOR RENT-MARLROAu. fofmfi'
A iy WALL STREET HOTEL.- This properly
kzsA Ii situsted on 18th, between Main snd FRANK.
streets, has been recently enlarged and unaersV1s
thorough repair. 1t esn accommodate cenitsrtaey
from City to sixty dodgers There 10 tsrse bar Ioes
about thirty BY forty To- psrlcr q ey fsss ;,s
diang room SO by 10 fsst, spacious kitchen VIE
large sske oven and extensive oootpg ranges en y.
Gently built; Comfortable servants rooms. cenvsn..
ences For coal and wood, 10 well supplied wita go.
In thu kitchen, bar room and on the secoha nop.,
gas has been introduced into the house, sne thes
every convenience necessary for such An ss1s''S
msut
Possession given Immediately.
FOR terms apply to YGNDALt eSiPs"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-13
The Chinese Sugar Cane.

We have frequently alluded to ourex-
pertinent in raising the Chinese sugar
cane, from seed received at the patent
Office. We are entirely satisfied that it
can be raised with great profit in this
locality, either for fodder or for the
making of sugar or molasses. We hsve
in small way tested it for both, and
think we can satisfy the most incredu-
lous that our farmers can raise molasses
and sugar to better profit than they can
either corn or potatoes. Our seed we
received late, and planted after corn
was generally up. When about foot
in hight, it encountered violent hail
storm. which seriously damaged it and
hindered its growth, so that it is doubt
full whether It is sufficiently ripe to be
reliable-and We shall accordingly Sc
cure supply for ourselves and others
to whom we have promised it from
Washington or elsewhere. Preierring
securing the seed to experiments in
sugar-making, we allowed our cane to
stand beyond the proper season for the
latter purpose; and after gathering. it
stood several weeks before used.
Last week, finding election over, and
no firing to do, and but little to interest
US in the papers, we essayed 70 convert
the products of six hills, planted like
corn, into molasses. Pretty sport for
an editor but our motto is, anything
to save our county land so at it We
went-and a sweet time we had of it,
better than wheeling apples-we reckon
and the process and result we viii
give, for the benefit of mankind in gen
eral. We ran thirty-two stalks through
hay-cutter, and, with our standing
press and a cheese-hoop, took there
fIom three quarts of clear and rich
juice, which, being boiled to the con-
sistence of sugar house molasses. yield
ed one pint. The flavor is very agree
able, and the color and appearance
nearly that of honey-and It is the uni
versal opinion of those who have tested
it, that it is superior to any Southern
molasses.-Anlserst, ". H., Cabinet.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-13
The s'Stubbs,"

On Thursday evening last, the
"Stubbs" held a meeting, and receiv-
ed congratulatory visits from their
friends.
In Lawrence they are very popular
military company, and command the
respect of all parties. 1t appears their
services are appreciated elsewhere as
well as here. Mrs. GATES, who was
present, made beautiful speech, and
presented each one with a military
waterproof overcoat, made and sent
ont to them by the young ladies of
the Dread Female Institute, of Wor-
cester, Mass.
These coats were made by the young
ladies themselves, and each coat had
the fair makers name. written with
indelible ink, upon it.
In compliment to the ladies and the
seminary, the company changed its
name from First Rifle Guards" of
Lawrence, to "Oread Rife Guards"
Mrs. GATES was replied to in a very
handsome manner, and the gift most
gratefully received. Mr.. AREY, of
Chicago, who was present, made a few
practical remarks. and gave each mem.
Der Of she company a pair of military
glo<es and apair Of psntaloons.
"None but the brave deserve the fair"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-13

most parts of the Territory. schools
of this kind may be found. They are
generally inconyenient, and kept in
small rooms and log cabins. AS the
citizens hope for the privilege ofmak-
ing laws for themselves, before long,
they have postponed the building of
school houses, till the whole matter
can be regulated by law, SO they viii
not be obliged to do it all over again.
4th. As to meetings, almost any
one can be suited. Religion bursts
out everywhere, when settlements are
made. True, there are not many
meeting houses. But ''the groves were
Gods first temples" and many a
sincere worshipper is found, where
buildings have not yet been erected.
Missionaries are here, and we conf
IDENTIFY expect our spiritual wants to be
cared for.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-13
Distinguished visitors.

Our Eastern exchanges notice the
arrival, in New York. of Mr.. DELAEE,
editor-in-chief of the London Times;
and of numerous corps of reporters
and correspondents. We learn that
Mr.. Delaine intends visiting Kansas.
during the present winter. We are
gratifed to find that the interest felt
in England, with regard to American
affairs, is likely to result in making
the conductors of the British press. and
through them the British public, better
acquainted with eur people. and the
spirit of our Institutions; which the
principal English papers, including
the 7Raadsrer itself, have shown. in
the tone of their articles relating to
events that transpire in this country.
a great ignorance Of. One of the edi-
tors of the London Daily Neses. is also
visiting us. doubtless for the same
object.