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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

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Of 500 20 teo,sS Of t2O6 ti1lss saO r. A. 49,,
- Whole tickets t2oon, Hslve- tiors orartrr. $500
Przes eashss at sight st per cent discount w.
bil- Of the Richmond City Banks tai At oar
drssny WI be forwarded
Communications addressed RODRIGJTyZ
NH ~ $50 ~ 49, ~ 1919 W" "e %i'eh1eu TO-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22
HDUHE mEnMIDA ARHoW nooT. n.Ir.n,.I

Perfaoy fresh genuine and together with Eng.b Co
white Pearl Tapioea Robnson Barley p1rr fresh
ee Flour Pearl Barley IRISH Moss Pearl Casons Pow
de,s PoSdeIed salep heekeIs fArna Powdered Sage pure
Oatmeal prime white Gum Arabic Slippery
powdered the celebrated French Arabs and hume
rons other approved distetics, for saeby
- LAIDLEY ROBINSON, Chemists
ssv 4lh lin IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22
STEAnER HELvIDERE.-PoR :.

received to-day, Mon
day,) and up 10 the hour Of 2o'elock Tues 1>z'
day, the 29d int.
cousmees requested for their goods 10 dav
shippers requested TO their
se22-2t LUDIAM a wIraON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

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~ o. PNr o. nrroeeo slippers at % cts. good article
Sant Trunk Vaie Carpet Bag sAee pair Shoes
Boots Tor - per cent, less than other
Au23 ISL Mai, g., 80, ~ 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

away, the assassins firing several shots at him as
he ran, finally leaving him for dead. What do
our black republican neighbors think of these
bloody ontrages! They have as yet expressed
no opinion-ther Immigration is not in the
least aroused by these scenes And why :! Is
u wrong to cuff Sumner in the face, and all
right To murder scores of democrats for attempt
my to exercise their rights at the polls! Fie,
you hypocrtes Patrol.
Not lin the face" Mr.. Editor, but like your
self cowardly and behind his back You have
nothing to say against "cuihng" Sumner, Major,
but what have republicans to do with New Or
leans! Why ask them to enter your pro-slave-
ry brothels to mcdlle with your own affairs =
Is 1t not these same rufans, and this same state
OF things which you are upholdng, and the re-
pnblicans are dcnouncing, in kansas! "What
do our black republican neghbors think Of these
bloody outragos!' They think those at the
north, and the back-hearted concern in this
town, who uphold them, ought to be the VIC
tins
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
WINpAAM County.
Election Outrages in Now Or
leans.

Has Black Republican Indignation y oozed
out The municipal election in New OrPans
on the 9th inst, was carried by the Know
Nothinss-aot because they had the most voters
in the city but because they are gang of blood
thirsty scoundres. Peace-loving citizens did
not dare TO 90 to the polls. The N. 0. Courier
says Hired organized band of ruffans took pos
session of every voting place and allowed no
democratic vote to be cast, except by few
prominent citizens, and then only in few cases
Even these were sometimes outraged. One citi-
zen was attaeted and assaulted by an imported
bully FROM up the river and Others were hunt
ed by gang thrsting for their blood. No
mans life was safe drunken crowds of brutes,
whose faces were unknown to our citizens, pa
raded our streets, shouting for the various Know
Nothing candidates, anb indiscriminately insult
ing and beating all they met. Terrorism was
triumphant 1t was almost certain death to a
naturalizei citizen, and serious danger to any
Democrat, to attempt to vote Brass knuckles
aud bladgeons, with occasional aid from pistols
and dirks were uncontrolled and omnipotent"
On the nsxt day, when quiet was in measure
restored, a naturalzed Greek was stabbed and
holding his protruding bowels in his hands ran
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

In May, 1881, he accepted the mission to Rus
sia. After his return from Russia, he was elect
cd to tho Senate of the United States, to fill an
unexnired term, and was subsequently, re-elect-
cd in 1896 and 1913. President Polk, in March,
1854. called MIR. Buchanan into Tie Cabinet,
and until the close OF tEHt Administration he
held the off, u 5 ','rct Try Of Stale. lie WAS
annointr.l Minister tn Hnsland l'y President
P;,.rr.t ,r,n, wurh mission he has recently re
turt,.s1 Ills diplomatic services in England
h;.y.. ur,,y.l II failure, not one Of the inlur-
tu,,t ,,.,,s inns pending during lis term of srry.
ie, having hen adjusted. His mission is chief
IL si..nalissd by the ridiculous Ostend confer
enc,.. IN which he was tie prime mover, and it
is unders God that he Drew up the report. This
re,nrt. i; will be recal cited, recommended the
aco,lisi,oa of Cuba 10 the United States. by
pureh,s, if possible, hat by force if necessary
We are now left in the dark as to tho opin-
ions III Mr. Buchanan upon the important pend
ing questions which now agitAte the country -
His ronort;en viii, the 9strnd conference, nnd
his a,proyal of the renal kable report which
emanated from that body, will be accepted as
an exposition of his views upon F." the extension
of the IRE, of Freedom" by annexing new soil
over which to extend Slavery
A further detail of his opinion was given last
week, and where it is said that he endorses the
pro-slavery platform at Cincinatti and the bo-
gus Kansas laws of the present Administration
and enough has been given to damn one man to
everlasting inramy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

Many people, voters with the black republic
cans, begin to see how egregiously their news
papers have deluded them, touching affairs in
Kansas Every reported battle, 50 far, has PROV
en- to be all sham and every murdered free
state man" has misteriously come to life again
Patriot.
Such felsehoods as the above, do not saiprise as
in the least, we know their author.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

"Buck 6 Breck take like wild fire. Patriot.
The same "toild fire" which would burn up
The parchment on ,ohich the Declaration of hide
pendence ,pds writteR
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

We have received letter from u gentleman
in Wndham County, but so late that we have
only room to make extracts from the most im-
portant parts of it. They are as follows
Written for the Green Mountain freeman.
Mr. EDITOR From an article in the Middle
bury Register of June lst inst, and another in
the Vermont Phenir of the 2lst, it is quite APP
parent that u desperate effort is being made by
the friends Of Frederic lIobrook to misrepresent
in regard to the present feelings Of IL large por
ton of the lreemen of Windham County, whom
it is well known have heretofore always opposed
that gentleman whenever his name disappeared
as IL candidate for the Office of Governor of this
State
The Register assumes us probability, that at
the coming State Convention, the freemen o.
Windham County are to present the name OF
Frederic IIolblook as their Candidate with " en-
tire unanimi'y," and the Editor of the PhGnir
asserts that his nomination is " emphatcally
called for by them"
| But when the Editor of the Phgnir states
as IL matter of fact that the causes which have
heretofore distracted the freemen of Windham
County, (and which have ut least led TO strong
if not a successful opposition to Mr.. Holbrook,
among us in this County, " have passed away, ,
we must take the liberty to differ with him, and
tell him and the Republican party of this State,
to whom his article of the Dist was addressed
that the causes which have led to the opposition
heretofore regularly manifested towards Mr..
IIobrook as a candidate for Governor, still con-
iinues 10 crist in Windham County, together
with new and stronger reasons for continued,
and, if possible II stronger opposition to him.
We desire the Republican party of this State
to understand as q matter of fact, that some
twelve months ago, Frederic Iolbrook, and
those leading friends of his who now press his
particular claims to the next Gubcrnatorlal
Chair with such a high degree Of pretended con-
fdence in their success, were closely leagued
with the friends and leaders of the present Ad-
ministraton party of the United States In this
County, and cordially co-opcrated with them in
an attempt to defeat the Republican party Of
Windham County; made most desperate at
tempt to elect men to County Offices, who had
long and always been known as the most devot
ed friends and partisans of the present Admin
istration party of this County publicly adopt
ed ticket presented by that party us their
own, and gave it hearty support
We mean to assert as a matter oil fact that
Frederic Hobrook attended Convention called
on the same day and at the same place, with
the proSlavery Convention, and for the express
purpose of forming IL union against the Repub-
licans. and that this same Mr.. Hobrook acted
with his friends in carrying out this plan OIL
forming such union with apparently the SAINT
feelings of anxiety for its success These are
facts we'll known to the people of Windham
County, and it is due to the Republican party
of the State of Vermont that they should bt
made acquainted with them if they are not al
ready.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

GooD.-At the mass meeting in Philadelphia,
"Wednesday, to ratify the nomination of Fremont,
Judge Hoar of Massachusetts, referred to Fremont
as the man who run away with Tom Benton's
daughter, while Mr.. Buchanan never ran away
with any body's daughter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

I" The Pathfinder of the Rocky Mountains
is the campaign soubriqust Of Col. Fremont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

1t will be seen that the black republicans have
nominated Frem mt for President, somewhat Gel
ebrated for eating raw dog and sole-leather on
Rocky Mountains--but for President, bah 3
What will the people say to his SUDDEN conversion!
a month OF two since, when he had the vanity
to look towards nomination from the demo
cratic party, he wrote II strong kansas-adminis-
tralion letter, and now.
"Ha ha ha such 4 nominee"
W. Patriot.
There is no doubt but what Col Fremont suf
fered all human being ought to endure, while
making those scientific explorations which has
given US glorious free Star in our constellation
with unbounded wealth and which the Patriot
If very sorry for, we presume, becuse it gave a
remembrance of free states to our Union. Bur
the statement that Col Fremont "wroe II strong
Kansas administration letter." is un1uaIfedly
FALSE and the Editor Of the Patriot knew it
when he made it. We call upou you, Maj, to
rctract, or prove it, or we. may lay heavier
charges to your honor, th.n that you are a
lar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
"Ha ha ha ! such a nominee :"
III D.t.,af
,Frede rick Holbrook.

We have received letter from a gentleman
in Wndham County, but so late that we have
only room to make extracts from the most in-
portant parts Of it. They are as lOllows
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-28
No. 56l.l
Notice of the Withdrawal Of Lands in Michi-
I No. 56l.l

IN of the approved Sd June 1855
o certain railroads said state instructions have Just
given this Office the registers and receivers continue
from sale and location Of the following described
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
3O,h OF May last 10 wit .~S ',"t
Office at DusoASi All the lands in te district In the sohen pc
and IA and south Of township
In the northern ennsaiu all the lands north Township
%, aud west Of range ~ west at v.I #a s..s E...
All lands district all
shiIs H. r. 49, and ID lying west Of range "A wes ~ a@
All disirct except
townships north of township II and range east
Of township 10 and east ofrsnse
All in the lying between
townships and IL morrill, and all situated range
Office KALAMAZOO All the lands In the district lying
range west. ..aa. ttras ". g.aaeM
All district situated
SOU township 81, ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive.
of township 50, In ranges 30 to "a inclusive.
South Of township So, In ranges IS and 80.
South OF township 81, in ranges ~ and 3S.
North Of township 46, in ranges 30 and 40; and
North oftownship 49, in ranges Al and a.
latter, embracing nearly all the lands advertised
proclamation No. 552 be offered July
Mie which will therefore, be offered the public sale
rein ordered.
my hand Land Office, q the city
Washington this thirteenth day Of June, 1855. -
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
June l4-lawewi Intel starl Commissioner.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECr TO THE WEST



Time between Washington and wheeling bus lgi
Running time bsDssH Washington and Cincinnati AZ Aours
Through T'ols" and ns:sg.xs Checks TO be had In
fIIE Railroad hayiaR greatly improyed It's
western connexions Inducements nav
ee between Washington BALTIMORE and all portions Of
The connection between the trains from Washington the
eSsi &sn Ea Ga aSs ans s
1 a I'M the only ehqnso Of cars required
wheeling The washason sso and aSd ansrsS
T pSn. Syon The e'. % % %
Washington daily a0, and AZ, M Sundays at the
A W9ssns s,ss made with The a,A. CEN
These trains connect Newark with the Newark
railroad the fast trains
WILLIE &c At xenia, Little Miami railroad, connection
ss'q Eoep nnd 70 Ar
GSns sss for Me- Ms%p
transferred Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and 3d. Louis sold by this
FoR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chi
&c. tickets sold when the Ohio is navigabe
Wheeling and Wesve (fory mies,) where connection with
Travellers requested while only
aod,ns through ticket. and checks IN W,snson is also the
the West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
bu. s53 miles, being about 100 mules shorter than other
Fsrs BY through ticket from Washington To Wheeling %
& i & E:S: ID .. ST. G 81
For frederick and srpers Ferry Marnsbar Berkeley Springs
cumberIand Bedford sgng, Piedmont Oakland and Paramount
say wheeling O. H.,
'd Fnr from rom, Wa % R.mo Nd
nor further information through tickets apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station - $500
Master of Transporaiion Baumors and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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PurneI Toudvine %. Johnson Gray and Maria Session..

Purnen Toudvfne Johnson Gray and Maria
In equity Somerset county, Thomas A. SPENCE
Judge Of the eth ju. icial circuit Of Maryland.
THE object of this suit IL
the complainant the
SESSIONS The q
g. Mackey late Of Somerset deceased by
all his esaie OF kind 10 hts wife during
III zabeh Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, smith
said James died seized Of
wur about four hundred doas The bill
sad Susan Of life the title
Vance death Of said Joha
5iemoBs and Josiah EingswoTth
Of all said Johns interest the death o William NJ d.
and the title Maria Ia equal
Townsend and the descent Of
law the sale by the said Mary semons
thd lot 10 the complainant the purchase by said John
his lifetime Maria SESSIONS
teed him therefor that s
destroyed; death OF Susan Smith descent
Of her Interest To her bFoiher III said H.
the State Of virginia that the complainant seized,
with said Johnson Gray, Of said lot
enth and the sad Gray Of tnhs subject
ants estate for the life II said Susan, who s living
interest by said Ma
said Siemous, for
the Of psros, and for oder Of publication against
sad Maria and ohnson who residents OF this
the subscriber circuit judge OF The eighth Judicial
land ordered h the oupainant by
be inserted In published Washington
In each Of Eve successive weeks before the 18th day OF
this bill and them hi. In
before day NEXT the
premises and show they have why should
not prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE
True eopy-tesi
GEvIs WooLVoRp Clerk.
June 7-lHu5wif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-28

TO THE LADtES.-Mr n. l.. HARPER, - Broomfed street,
Boston, has received Of rich and
slegnnt straw embroidered ball Of the latest Paan se
which universally admired Newport Lat A. he
WINS not then able supply the drmand he takes hs opportunity
inform the ladies that he opening fresh supply
which white, and very appropriate for bridal
ho head dresses cues capors collars mantes se all Of
which are in embroidered black white lace and var
ETY. Of Sreaths % straw flowers feather flowers, &c,
This e only house In the United States where these
goods be obtained
Hosros, January s, 1866
Jan -asw2y
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned notice have this day formed lin
tied partnership under the firm OF Appleton Co whose
business Baltimore, purpose buying
selling stocks d foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and OF stock
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry w
Howell reside paners and George
I.audnun county Virsina and special
that said George Rust contributed his capital
thousand dollars cash that
said partnership 18th day OF March, 1885,
ernnate the 18th day Of March, 1887
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
w. nov ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
HAVING associated together Indicated the above
III notice, In purchase sale Of
stocks foreign and domestic exchange collection
OF sight and bills bonds bills
promisso business public securities exchange
Of We viii make city COLLECTIONS, receive dsposies,
checks, and allow interest Standing accounts.
We have secured services of Mr. LAWRENCE p. BAYNE
(of the late firm NJ s.Iden, Wthers Co., wnshnson D. CD
who will his undivided Of
house, aud all OF his therein will be fully recognised
APPLETON b CO.,
April 3-6w 2l4 Baltimore
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon


Law school OF Cumberland University, al Lebanon.
Tennessee.
EACuLTY lion Abraham Caruthers, late OF the
judges Of Tennesaee.
Hon Nathan oreen late Of the ndges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfcid l.. Ridley OF the
Judges Carutes and Green their whole
to the school.
Plan cftnstrucon Daily examinations
books No regular Of lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
2. Weekly common equity, which
given by profes.
through all
Practice The framed TO them prepare
deeds, Wills all Documents
dence the trials Some Of the taken by appeal
court which held monthly in the class, and In
public the cad session. The students clerks
bacities connected with their suits.
Seons-The first session the third Monday
tember third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday In July.
Expenses per ssson.-Tuon $50, advance contngen
fee 2 boarding about $50. Students furnish their
which can be had In the Lebanon bookstores
required complete course,
No previous
There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year
There q moot Legislature connected with the school.
Number students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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IL. III. GILL Il n,
CounssIlor at La1p,

removed his Once his Tesd In FranKu Row.
Thirteenth He will aten-
principally United States Supreme Court.
Having devoted much concerning patents
give advice opinions legal questions arising
the Patent oce and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
District Of Coumba and will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He wi also give written opinions and prepare arguments par
having Congress either
will claims before any board established
adjudication.
Oct 2a--dtf
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EIEnWOOD GEM ETEaY.-omeek No. va Pennsyvan
avenue OF 10th the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid celebrated Greenwood
New York. and situated the high ground distant and
Ter mile north OF the CAPITOL North Capitol street leading directly
10 the gateway This received charter from Con-
appopang their forever burial making
les title the purchaser and prohibiting all eacoacmenls
legislation Otherwise which Of importance those
wish their dead where they have placed them for
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell it, and throw the dead
iscuousy large and prevent
titles given TO The ground. =
NJ Once frem 10 10 D. where pamphlets
the charter. aud bylaws and NIL other information, be
obtained all orders len with Mr. james
sy No. 4o Seventh other undertaken will prompt
anaaaed June IDLY
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-28

oTHcK rax MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LoTTEHIEs,
BALTIMORE, Maryland, July I, lass.
THE Maryland deemed
hIs cauOn the public against the
who circulate and Otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes
and pretend be the tickets lotteries
wholly fictitious .#t5.a at ga#.Er8s &h #@ Wy
The only lotteries Maryland daily under
the the elected people
The stats under The constitution examine and approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings. #.
All the tickets In lotteries All certificates packages
tickets, have The og Brennan,
IeT the Once Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore Maryland" All are fraudulent.
For tall information the subject Of frauds address
FIX. Brennan,
Sept 9e-dly BalIaaoTe. Maryland.
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PORN OF GUARANTEE
THE osLY ONE AUTHoRIzEDt-The Rob Of DIR 20

THE orLY OWE AUTOBIOGRAPHY Rob Of Or BOY
i vEAU LAFFECTEUR superior the sIrups of cusi
para similar remedies IL radically
mercury ali affections Of the skin darres scofuls the
ULCERS accouchments
period of life, and Hereditary aermony " humo AZ depurs
powerfully sfcacious cRarrhs Of the bladder
arising from abuses
injections soundnFs. Az syrhiue the Rob In
c.pava cubebs from injections which only repel
the virus without a. The Rob Boyvean
yphc Diseases whether hong stand
ne which have resied s powers 81 mercury, the odure
Of potassium. =
General agents United States Gabriel Blondn, eco,
William for Wholesale orders Guiiot DuonRe,
New Orleans; seuly, San Francisco. h.
The Rob Laceur sold BY all the druggists throughout the Un
pamphlet O. de st. Gervus the med
cal of the win be obtained by writing 10 g. Bon
din, "a William street, New York. who will give every Information
wanted,
y, prepared on America, the West In
dies es ohr Uned he has the Rob In bond
March u -dlY'
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June 7-lawAwi

THE EARNEST mAs.-Life and Labors Of Adonirsm Jud-
i by Mrs Conanl
The NewAee OF Gold; The Le and Adventures Of Roher
Dexter Romano,
"vss-al Morton - a novel, by Francis Perkman
paul Fernn ~ tale, by the author "ix Poems by w
Doct Ningets Evils o Vaccination by o. G. schiefe deck
er,M.D.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
May ~ Bookstore, Ninth
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mo. 6so.I
No. 66o.I
NOTICE OF the Withdraw wal OF lands In wi.con.,p.-

IN Ppruahce Of an Get approved ID June granting ppS
hndsto the ~ Wisconsn Nd the
railroads In ID State Issued r this
6re, Withdrawing market until uhe drders
taid Sdfc same herkp
fore erdered ty teIevapa on the ssthSf Msy last.
portion uf The lands win be market
beet 81 which restoration % days, public notice given
Given the denrrs once the city NJ
Washington, this 18th of June, A. n. 1854.
THUS. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner
June l3-law6v tTniel \ staf1