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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

Ea n e, ssane SomhsDh VEL
nS SiaUm IN ~, of the Last vii
the the honorable the Judge of the Second District
tce that beirg empowered collect all the goods and
which said George W. Nelson she all
indebted him pay their dues and all having claims
against him to present them for payment TO her at her house
on St Charles street near the corner Melpomene
NC y ~ Ell1A eNE .. Nsl.eoN. hAeeu.t4.
mo ALL WHOM 1T MAX CONCERN.-No-
l. hereby given, the expiration thirty
from this date stuting Judicial proceedings against
the State of Louisiana in the First District Court OF this city,
for the emancipation of my negro named DARCuS
aged about forty. four years
JAMES DICK HILL,
New ofleens April = le5o.-al 10 Hy1
-. 49, 49, - $500 >..a. ,v1e
SoUs ceu1 que cela Petlt cOncernerLJAriis
es ph IL pfssel uoe que usI"ts .ene on a a We
n it M uIts
felet oouf uS Dls'flet ut III pour
encllatloh de 50 heesst honnle bahooe, asee
ron ~ ans. .
JAMES DICKS HILL WV,
a. 10 myl par son aVocat Y. l. fstlll.
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RAILRoA ADS.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADS. bales cotton to order-l0 Payne Harrison
81 Anderson Aetca3 Buckner Stanton Newman-T Frer-
son. Conway &eo9 bb IS h do to Harris Loas2T hides
Rsburson & Demott--totai los bales cotton. -
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AIS 10

shoo Of New Orleans o'A GoRER"No 7728
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
S of this Estate aud to all other herein interested to
show within ten days from the present II
they have CAM why the account presented BY the natural
minor children should not be homologated and
proved and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
@% A. DREUX saSia%
u25 "a AZ Deputy Clerk.
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Bebitm Of tie Markets.
WEDNESDAY MOI

WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 2.
COTTON There good demand yesterday, and although
prices very full the sales embraced 500 bales The
market closed with much frness and slightly
quotations for qualities
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. Middling Fair. lU}a@l04
Ordinary 6GoS73 Fair lilo
Middling 90l9R Good Fair .......-d-
Good Middling.. .l6@01l Good and Fine. .....-G-
TOBACCO. The demand active. and we heard of
nearly 800 hhds Sold Of which l44 Admitted and Refused at
sac round, 70 hhds Sc and TX 10 at IKE at
S1, at ~, at 6, and Saturday 81 Lugs at 61c r h.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on band Sept |, 1855. 800; 4o537 Hits
Received since. ....-.....l, as, $50 $3.50
yesterday 1913 900
--l487,62 - $3.50
,j2s, l6O q, 305
yesterday........ l0,2l7 $40
-12ls,sls -l6773
309,34l 1852
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de la Mile Orleans : Z. u. PORTER. No. -9S44.
AVIS est par lie present donnie aux cream
IN de Ia ssdite succession personnes
que peu concerner davor deuire jours
presente publication les raons leQueles lie compile
de In te succession, serat
approure hoologue onds sesmain reras confo
memens dit compile. @ SO 2| -f5 e"%1t I55r
Par ordre de la
,,oSp 80 nnrrta Crnffar
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ANUS s,


ST, CHARLES BETTER 55
5HssiEV Msassss sss'
Doors open at7 O'Clock. oFsFtafs Il haf psat ocioes
THIS EvENTEG, ArrII Il Isss
BENEFIT oP TREASURER eHEsEEY
91s u asasslisa
hosE VII ss
TEDDY, thy VIZ Il P99e IN ~ ssIs
s g. asRs ~, s2oSa5 Mi Reason
nssTo.aarres'. Benefit 81 The RAMATIcFUND.
e Bssrs egs r. r Tsysn osisss
6zAIETY TIIEaTEH . 49,,
9reasuress. W. OATES and H. CORK
THIS EVENING, 1pEit2
Mss HEsox s sgps5 LAST TINE
! CAMILLE, VI $8s$
prsparsda THR lady or THE LAKE VIII ergf-
na ssd Selected Music New Scenery Machinery, Dresses;
pries e Dress Circle Parquete, 10 cents;
n. psots O'clock Performance u commence ARK
~ 70 9see 10 O'Clock wasn places may 30
/ OKhEAss THE arrzE -.
BRHEFIT or MR.. JUNeA. Il
VIII be afisd Heysrheers ise acts LToILE M
sa-ssadsy, Bensa.oe s? u: prssFEI,LE
~ Doors open a. o'clock. az
L Z. CHI RLEs ssT.
| WAsHBUREs
COLOSSAL .AMERIGAN CIRCUS
eS8 4t+ VIII continue
H0s SH ss hsys II Fl NJ i M
| Company, this popular place Of amusement.
| aELf & MILE DEVEIL0Y, 5tiF35 43gs
ss also engaged Dc eeeeaed Double
Vaulter, s#5Sz5 F$E5s
Just from Parfas who will throw Double Somerset each
night l...{
will be given on WEDNESDAY at 124 oclock. expressly
r@r.WEDNEsDAY NTaHT-BENEFIT or BEN BgE-
| " NISH 8 a%sE3 2$45&E$ Ef5ss
AdissionParquete and dress circle 50 second tier.
Is cents eoored boxes 80 cents coored gallery Is
u13l tt 4&f GEO. f. HEYDON, Agent
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DEUXIENE COUR DE DISTRICT DELLA Mile ORLEANS.
TTENDU que David Low Ranlett n pre-
IN petition Ia refct dobenir les lettres
administration Ia succession de eu George W. Nelson de-
cede intestat-
Avis present donne tous que celia peut
davor eure dix jours les rasons lesquees
il ne serait pas fait a la dte petition
Par ordre de la .z,. i
IEH EE@-- a. Is fNg=4 rT A. DREUX,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

DEu1lEHE GeuR DE DISTRICT sUccEssIoN De Madame dam
de Ia Nile Orleans. ) G. COVER. NORRIS.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
II de susite succession
uue celia peut conceer deduire dix jours da
ter de Ia pesente publication les rasons pour esanees lie
par narc des enfants ineurs
raft point approve homologue, les fonds mains
repats confomemen dit COMPETE lie dit decharge de
foncions ct de toute responsablita.
Par ordrt de la
A. DREUx,
m25 a9a2 ~ Depnte Greffer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

sscS 81 New osan So'Sr M ~
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN Of this and to all herein interested to
within days from the present
why the presented by the curator of
this should be homologaed and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith
By order Of the court,
M a. DREUX.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

WIS est par lie present dome que dedans
~ uarane 6rs date de la presente publication e sous
sne tra application Ia Second Cor de District de IL Non
vee Orleans pour ohcn Emancipation de esclave uL,
muatresse 6gee d'environ lG ans.
JOHN G. COCKS,
Nouvelle- Orleans le II de mars 1856. m22 At in Sod
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. W
WHEREAS, David Low Ranlett has petit
w toned the for letters Of administration
of the late George W. Nelson deceased ntestate-+
Notice hereby given all whom may concern to show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the
A. DREUX, .
ms g az Deputy Clerk.
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ONE GOLD WATCH, etc. -
Belonging 20 said succession. U.f'
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
SAMPSON BLOsSMAN,
m26 20 az s Deputy Sheriff of the Parish Of Oreal

DEuxEME CouR DE DsrRIcr} SUCCESSION DE Ecu sAhL,
dc Ia Nouvelle Orleans L. WALDO. No. 94&.
I'm VERTU dun ort1re de vente rentfW lie 10
"a 1856 addesse par Thonorabe Deuxieme Cour
de District de la Nouvee Orleans dams nne cidessns an
sheriff de parosse dOrleans dit sheriff procedera UN
Front No dams Ia Premier District de ceNe Vile pour lie
compile de la dte succession REHABILITATION de-
UNE MALE contenan lie igne de corps usage du defun
Aussi monre dor etc.
Apparerant i Ia de succession.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de ladjudeation.
SAMPSON BL0SSMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

SEcoNp DIsrR1cr CouRT sU CCEssION OF LATE SAM
of New Orleans UEI, l.. WALDO, pEcp-No. 9, 42S
RY VIRTUE Of and IN st Gbedlsnce 20 an order
able the Second District Court Of New Oleaas the Sheriff Of
the Parish Of Orleans in the above entitled matter said Sheriff
will proceed sell Mt public auction BOMBAY April
1880 4 n o'clock at store Ne From, street in the
TRUNK, containing wearing apparel to the of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

DEuyIEXE CogR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DEFEu JEAN
WOODS de c. l. No. $685..
I'm VERTU dun Orslre de vente rendu lie "a
IL de 1856 addresse Honorable DeuNeme Cour
de District de la Nouyee dams aliaire cdess,s an
sheriff de parosse Orleans lie dit sheriff procedera lie LII
DI d'avr 1856 l1l heures A. NJ les euS Apollo
No. ~ dams lie Premier District de cee VILE lie compile
de In dite succession, ladjudicaton de- 1. SE
LES EFFETS mohier appaenant la dite succession sui
want nvenare deposh gree de ID Deueme Cour de Dis
tric de la Nouyelle- Orleans. e..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladjudicaion.
,-u SAMPSON BL0SSMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

TRoIsIEME CouR DIsTRIcTl NICOLAS MURRAY VI.
DE La NoUYELLE-ORLEASs. JOHN WALKER. No. 9s2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

&N9 as LA BELL Epouse de J o II N
EouvELLE-0RLEAss. SWALkER VS. SON MARI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

es,, BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS-IN STORE
ETY and landing from steamship Empire City ships Slaks
FRNpeare Harriet and Jessie and Tmor barks Warden sar
Sngossa and Oak Hill, of the best assorted stocks
offered in this market which would call the attention OF
purchasers
m3l Ct REED e. FIELD, Is Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

st LOUIs-Steamsr ylvaa2z9 bx crackers 40 bbs
do Burdeock &ca-22 bales hem Geddes3l cHks bacon
$50 bbs l6s do lard 81 DO ties do Pix &cG tes
ton &co-25 oil GOA do -four Ogesby 3acaulay75
do crackers 25 Feer20 do lindseed oil l5 bx
candles Perdreaivle kco-lS bbs -four Shaw &c0-lQ do
aQ Schwebe-4 pkgs W Sweet&l27 sks oats Wood
.eeo-l27 bbs pork W Wright-69 SKIS corn sRlly
&co--sudtiries orde.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02

71r-TF@-7@ : SAMPSON BLIJSSAfAN, -.3091
az II q ms H. Dep. Sheriff de la Paroisse d. Oreans.
SIXTH p1sreIcr CouRr SAMUEL FAGoT IS. l. W. BOONE
of New Orleans. No. 1889.
reced by the honorable the Sixth District Court Of New
Orleans in the above entitled cause the Sheriff of the Parish
Of Orleans Sheriff proceed public auction
MONDAY April Il, 1856 at 101S O'Clock A. NJ the pre
Misses .=s. - Ut. fr1
ALL THE FURNITURE, movable effects ETC., contained
in the house situate Poydas between Baronne
Phppa Streets in the First District of this city; the whole
per inventory, which be at the sheris office.
Seized in the above suit g5* 81 E5E5EG5N NJ f..
TERb1S-Cash the spot. &L.ss 52 q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

FISH STORIES The Charleston Courier notices
the capture in that harbor Of a saw fsb, measuring
ten feet ia length and carrying a saw four feet
long The Mobile Tribune, Of the 12th inst states
that at Portersville, near there, fishermen,
while hauling seine, caught saw fish which from
the end of the TO the end of the TAIL measured
nineteen feet nine inchss from fn to fin, across
the back, eight feet depth, from back TO stomach
three feet It's weight was 1000 pounds. The
liver alone weighed 400 pounds, from which bar
rel of oil was obtained. A thousand eggs, from
the size of a marble TO twelve inches in circumfe
renee, were taken from It, 1t presented the ap
pearance of boat turned bottom upwards. Two
mules, with ten to fourteen persons with all their
strength, could move it only few feet at a time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

THE SUGAR CRoP.-The imports of sugar into
the nied States for the last five years amounted
to 234 00,o0o pounds or average of 49,
0Oo pounds annually. The exports amounted to
ll8 100000 or an average of % 600 600 ANNUALLY
The consumption of foreign sugar in the United
States, in the last five years reached 2ll6 600 600
pounds, or 423.200, 900 annually. The product OF
sugar in the United States during that time wa.
1875 100000 pounds, or an average of $50 600 600
of which was exported about 80, 600 600 pounds
The consumption in that period of sugar grown in
the United States was ,766 o0O,O0 or an average
of 353, 200 900, making total mpion of 776..
100000 pounds per year. Taking the population
of the United States at q, ,000, 600 and the total
consumption Of foreign and domestic sugar in the
United States is equal to 81 pounds per year for
each man, woman and child in the entire country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

FATAL EFFECTS OF lightning Last Friday
afternoon, during thundergust, e. little son of
while lying with his head iu his mothers lap, was
killed by lightning. Three large stacks of oats,
the property of Benjamin Kssam of Brushville,
were struck and consumed The car house Of
the Long Island railroad, at Syosset, was also
and tender
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

DISEASE OF THE HEART-This Is the term
which covers various organic and functional de-
rangements of the heart itself, or its immediate
appcndages, such As the peri-cardium, or aorta.--
The Justification of the aorta Is evidence of the
decay, and running down of the clock work Of
the system. Although it is something which
should never attack one till he ia well advanced in
years yet of late it has become common, well
as paralysis, in middle age and youth. Are we
all living fast, and Fastening the period OF lite!
Let any one threatened by this disease keep calm,
temperate, industrious and good natured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

A Are destroying block Of buildings, occurred
at Goidsyile, Ala, on the 4th inst.
1t lis an extraordinary fact that when people
come TO what Is commonly called high uords, they
generally use loU language
:. Martin Farquhar Tupper has written poem
called "The Opium Trade" so true 10 its purposes
that Punch, while reading three verses fol- fast
asleepi hs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19
Total. ,87I ,s6s a4,284,4o9 4laa 9a

Thus, while the average of gold coined in the
seven years, 1876 TO 1852, 44, 08, 800, it has
subsequently been 1881 900, or more than dou-
ble MEANWHILE the increase in France and Eng
land has been a scale of equal magnitude
With regard to silver and copper, the present
statement shows that the cost of the silver for the
coinage of the above SUM of R22e4, 400 WAS
@22l4ldl, leaving surplus of .s70,258 the cop
per for the coinage of { 80, 795 cost SEQ 3O3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

CoURTING.-Courting in the country, says the
Syracuse Standard SIS altogether different in
stitulion from the city article In the former place
you get rosy lips, sweet cider, johnny cake and
girls made OF nature and in the latter a collection
of starched phrases, formal manners, fine sik,
jewery and girls got up in hoops Always take
the rural district when you want to get good
style OF calico" Some folks who have tried it
think that city courliDg isn't bad to take. Tastes
differ. We presume there is nothing disagreesbe
About il either in city country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

CouNTERrEITs The Petersburg Express no.
tices $40 bills on the Farmers Bank of Virginia in
circulation there which are we'll executed counter.
fei's. The only manner in which they can with
certainty be detected, is by examining the sigma
tures of the President, Wm III. Macfarlane, which
is written very fine, almost though it were en-.
graved and the last letter Ii so written, that it
can hardly be determined from a d. In the gem
uiae, Mr.. Macfarane's signature is written in a
plain bold hand with every letter distinct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

WHEAT AND GOLD WEATHER We saw,
few days since, a grain of wheat embedded In a
large clear lump of ice which had sprouted and
sent out at a small orrifce, blade about two
anda half inches long. There were roots Of
about the same length which penetrated the lump
of ice where it appeared entirely solid. The roots
were carefully drawn out of the ice with the grain
by q gentleman present Let no one now say
wheat cannot stand cold-tsaanton Pa) pindi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

SAD AFFAIR The Penn Van IN. Y9 Chronicle
tells a story Of GRIM con. case recently tried at
that place, in which verdict of $500 was render
ed The defendant declared the verdict to be un-
lust and became so excited that he lost his reason
He was placed under restraint, but soon afterwards
ascaped plunged into the river and was drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

NEW BALLOT Box "A Wire Ballot Box was
exhibited at New York Friday. The inventor
claims that the wire is No. l2 net wire, and the
frame is strong, the box possesses the advantage
of the Transparency of the glass box, while 1t Is
not so liable TO break in case of riot He claims
that the box will sustain pressure Of 500 pounds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19
THE DAILY DISPATCH,
rueseay MorniuR. Augmst 19, ISaG.

ASSAULT on An EDITOR On tho 9Th instant,
Robert II Armistead, Common w eatths Attorney
Of Williamsburg. Virginia, assaulted II. Ewing,
editor of the Williamsburg Gazette. with cane-
The offence which caused the attack was given two
months before. in the Methodist Conference. of
which both parties are members. Mr.. Ewing,
though small man, turned the tables on his as.
sai!aut, and got the best of the affair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

FooT RACE, over the Lowell trotting park, in the
25 mile heat, between Lewis L. J. Coleman. oi
Dover, New Hampshire, and King the New Hamp
shire Deer King gave out on the 9th mile; Cole
man ran Is miles in two hours, nine minutes and
ten seconds, and was declared the winner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

A MAN BIT BY FIsH-A man named Dan
Smith, was bathing near Van ValkeRburg's Mill
at Rapids bridge, yesterday morning when he
was attacked by large tish, six feet in length,
which bit him on the instep. producing danger
wound. A branch of the tbal artery was
nearly severed, and the man was in danger Of
bleeding to death, when DR. Kaynor was sent for
ho stopped the flow of the b!ood-L0ckport Jour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

PROGRESS OF THE WEST 1t is estimated that
from 1900 10 5000 buildings, mostly dwelling
houses, being erected in ST. Louis Mo-,
during the present season. 1t is said that any
sort of houses will rent, no matter how uncom-
Portable they are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

FOREIGN MARRIAGES Lord Raglan is soon to
marry Lady Gcorgiana Lygon, daughter of Lieu
tenant General the Earl OF Beaucham marriage
is also on the tapis between tho Hon and Rev
Gerard Wellesley, dean of Windsor, and Hon.
Miss Montagu, daughter of Major General Lord
Rokeby.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

THE CAPTAIN GENERAL OF CUBA Capt Gen.
Concha has received the title Of Marquis of Ha-
yana and Vseount of Cuba, in consideration Of
his services as Captain General during his two
tprms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

Up OR DowN2--In going on board Mississippi
steamboat the other day, Mr.. Jones met Mr..
Smith-"Which way are you going, Mr. Smith
up or DOWN.
THAT depends on circumstances If l sleep over
the boiler, np-if in the cabin, down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.-Mr. Lewis Kent,
son of Deacon Seba Kent of Pawtucket, Mass ,
died on Tuesday last from the loss of blood occa.
stoned by the extraction of two teeth Mr. Kent
has been engaged for number of years in build
ing railroads in the Western country, and although
naturally of great physical powers, he returned
home much reduced by that scourge of the West,
fever and ague. To this fact is undoubtedly to be
attributed the result OF dental operation. -Pao
tucket Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

NggS< CARRIAGE AND w AGO N
AAsy- FACTORY-The subscriber has opened
.11---- his CARRIAGE and WAGON FAC
iohf. on 1871 street, between Franklin and Grace.
ii .lli be glad TO see his friends and customers
~ Light CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, sULkIES,
&c made To ordex and all work made by him war
Ianted.
~ REPAIRING done promptly and reasonably.
~ lo-dim THOMAS H. FOWLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

4 ,uhscrgher, on the lst January last negro
a. Srcrsan named AMANDA, belonging TO the
S4S9 STATE of Samuel Fsesssnts, deceased She
$Ii..f dark brown complexion, about TWEEN
-, oars old and has mother living IN Butch
y Nn,r And many relations living in Powhatan:
e. ,hs Is no doubt harhorsd. The usual reward
y, 4 10 pad upon Der delivery to me at the JAZZ OF
hehi-SG- - az ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

Hard Fau.-A eountryman, yesterday morning,
fell from i load Of straw, near the frst marker,
and bruised himself badly. bat brnke no bones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

THE END OF RoMANCE-There is young
daughter of titled English aristoerat living in AL
bany, N. Y. She brought up in luxury, fell
in love with and married her fathers groom, was
turned out of house and home, and obliged to fly
from her country to avoid her fathers vengeance.
She passed through many trials which rend the
heart in her career from wealth to poverty. She
la now q SeamItreRS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

LATgsr lNptAn NEws : By tho ssrivsi this morn.
inG of the u. 3, n. steamer Florida Capt Coxxsns
from New Orleans via Florida ports we learn that
party Of Indians supposed to namber from 80 to S.
approached within hundred or more yaTdi Of the
there a the time, tho rest 70 In number being
but short distancs Estherfhs shel and fred
thirty odd shots, killing .oee Of tho soldisIs aud
woundinx snothss in fosr different p1aess md thea
relTsassls - kevef ~ GslfS 9M tssf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19
81, rs:zse.sz szsExr-l 1ii l. ADAMS, EXkiDE~-
- - COMPANY, l34 Main ST.. bay

N 4 II 2 l3UA.'EFss NA pAAs~@
- zssas.sssse COMPANY l54 Main st. hav
Ing resumed their Steamship
Express TO and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
Iaoad, py steamers jamestown and Roanoke which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday
ana thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington
s.ynchburg. Salem, Wythsville, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
paIsa to forward with great dispatch and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parces
Jewelry, &c, to the above named cities, and ali
places the seaboaTd.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompa-
MED by special Messengers who will give their per
sonal attention to the careful handling of goods
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express
shippers will please take notice that packages to
p"ats IN Virginia and North Carolina will bs sent by
ses9'ess, unless otherwise marked
sht received on day of sailing, until O'Clock,
+ M. J. L. MACDOEUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-19

DEATH OF AN INDIAN CHIkF-The body of
'William John," second chief of the Six Nations
was found in the Weland Canal. near the
Mohawk village, N. Y on Sunday morning last
The deceased had probably attempted to cross a
wire bridge during the night and been precipitated
into the water. The fact which makes this Incl.
dent noticeable is that "W illiam John" was a
grandson of the noted Capt Brant, and one of the
last, if not the last member of his remarkable
family.