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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-09

MIR. JACkSON.-.Slr BY the !nstru-
lyl mentality Of friend of mine was induced TO
try your Btters, likewise my wife. found they had
the desired effect ON her rather than myself for
she had lost her appetite and was very scky but now
she is restored to her Appetite and finds great pleas
relief from such dissgreeable and weakening evil.
- Yours respectfully, ED. J. ATKINS,
They may be found at John r. Jackson's Lsidley
Robinson's e. J. Picofs A. Bodekers, g. M. Zach
rirson's Chas Milspsughs, Bennett L Beers, Alex.
DuvaPs Druggists, and VIM. c. Bsttaille, Richmond,
Va. 5..s 4
All orders promptly attended to. ja2s
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VT1INDOW SHADES--At the low price OF
w 37A cents worth ST.; Landscapes so cents, worth
s. Is; Boauets 80 cents worth so; Vases ST. rich
ly worth SIS; elegant Gilt Shades 81 worth ~; Ta-
bic Oil Cloths, Bureau and Stand Covers different
assortment Of Dry Goods, Hosiery and Gloves. just
received, 40 pieces Irish Linen at 80 cent. yard
worth IS CENTS Brown Table Cloths 50 cents, worth
E towles 10 worth Is cents with several other
srticIes. which will be sold at great bargain Cali
before purchasing else where the cheap store OF
M. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st., '''
NH % Between Sd and 9TH ct.
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E3 coM MI !, s. MAN street, hay,
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every "Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad to Weldon, w wilmington,
places in Virginia and North Carolina are now pre-,
pared forward with great despatch and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels.
Jewelry, he, to the above named cities, and all
places on the seabosrd. e4
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompa-
MED by Special Messengers who will give their per-
sonal attention the careful handling of goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
points In Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
steamers unIe Is otherwise marked.
freight received on day e. ia' MxcD De,
:, M Agent of Adams Express Co.
w SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and all places in Vir-
einia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke end Jamestown, VIII hsreatter
he received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships -
Office of the New York and Virgins stssmship
Company LUDLAM l. PLEAsANTs, :
an ia ef Agents
En-H PoRTsMouTH.-:RoRT WAL
THALL LINE.-The steamboat
h, n regular trips between Port Walthsl and the
alb owe places commencing on gr
s-he cars runnina in connection with the AUGUSTA
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Ms,nday, Wednesday and Friday morning., Ct
tn srf Norfolk on the intermediate days, viz -
Tucsdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at the
Ts. Augusta will stop at all the regular Landings
on the river, soin1 and returning.
RI Ear, ~. to Norfolk and Portsmouth, ........ 200
Suneriutendant
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m JOHN DOOLEY, -
mo. 81 MAIN ST. RICHMOND, VA
Has now ready his SPRING stock of Goods, both of
his own manufacture and imported, for who.s sals
and retail and larger scale than ever before pre-
scented By him. HI. assortmens OF ds
4, Y5t-af STRAW GOODS
H. Embraces every style of those articles got up.
.as9 THE SILK AND OTHER HATS,
Of his own make are exceedingly elegant; and those
imported, whether French or Of Northern msnufac.
ture are of the choicest and most fashionable kinds
MS i SEEsFI iirxE AMP s % CAPS.
LADlEg yrs sID PIN HATS. HATS,
And all other articles belonging g hs trade, z ex
all the requirements of merchants esd Others.
NH l5-n - .----a-- - Is
I AND WARRANTS WANTED %, atHUR.
- make. Pie: for ID ~ ss . ssss H hss
"' Eash.ns a az. ssi Land wsmsni osia. issh
Opposite the Post Office, Richmond, w
cNR4 ! EaNTSDSST rs AZ HOME MANU-;
s. keeps constantly on hand, an assortment
best materials and Sy the most sfiifaii workman,
which ne viii sell on y accommodating terms any
Orders taken for ssy style Of carriage, and executed
at his estsblishment lsth strsst between
= -
js r7-dsm 20. A. FRANCIS,
q GA II ID kNI n G.--Tkc ander- HlO0
Insned respectfully tenders his services
70 all persona either IN the city or coun- ~
try, who may require the attention Of Flor =
~ or Landscape Gardener, either in laying od yards
and sardens planting drumming trees hox-heassr,
Uape, vines Gc. Work viii b doas By the day. on
0ldsni sit i sSs c.af.ss.e..ry d i. Pl,.iai, On
bread street will be promptly attended 70.
Ny Radiance !. = tie corner q Henry and Broad
streess, oppodts Absrnsthy's eardsn.
q l1-'-Sms Oh A8Lk8 a. kUHlsE.
~.v. CARRIAGES. 1s1RRIA0Es.
= ~ TIE snb,crisss he oa hsaA, = his Cc.sh
ley. betwssn Maia end Gerry. lSsh sna Itsh streets
near the Cslpmbian HokeL C0ACHEa. oHAniO.
Tea BAROuCHES, Bu0GIEs With and without
topA and suLklEe. al of his o.n nske e the sesa
materials aud woxkmanships All II which will Be
sod sslov g sood wosk a. e. knd b IL tbs city
o. Riohmcpd, spA sespeettsly - ecai fsom thess
wnt 81 any aliets u he Carriage hne = I'm -.
: .s:. :s 6 e :: q 3 s. 4 g: 's ~
4 a-tsn y slicAIAH KANuuM.
....,4ss Asssf ~ - = i ~ stke - =
Isks u stss - 49, sSnesss
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EXECUTORS, NOTICE. Persons in
Il debted the estate of Moses Branch, decd, ave
requested to make payment of the same without de-.
lay to Edw E. Dudley at the store lately occupied
BY the deceased; and persons having claims against
the estate will present them to him, duly authenti
Gated, for settlement.
EWD. Z. DUDLEY, Branch, deceased.
The business will be conducted heretofore at the
old stand where solicit continuance of the pa
tronage so literally bestowed on the late Moses
Branch. a
WILLIAM BEERS, Exr's of M.
Il NJ
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MEDICINES.

sTTsn6Hf 06fEKsi1 AM Al faEM
Leoaerds isssnaf RsliG I'll Cedrhs, Colds snl Asth
ma. Let not the swset breath OF sprins meet you
with dowucast syes and 1snsuid locks but fy % the
healing balm Of health and vigor and IL you hare the
sshtet symptoms Of coughs o. cods taks that stsud-
ard Of al madeline LEoNARp,s IssTABr RELIEF
AND SPkEDy CuRR.
Prizes rs cents per bottle, bottles dollar.
10 be bed Of Duval & Morton, a. Hodeksx, 9. =
Htls 4 y. ThomAa Laidley Robinspn, 3. z. sem.
PIE, 3: j. zachriason, 0rubbs L Apperson. and I'll
DruGgists n tbs State Of Virginia.
Wholesale Asents Mssrs. ParsslL Lsdd Z Co.
WHOLKsONfK ADVICE FOR CKIP.
w PLESs-DOLLAR CORDIAL ID the only GER
tain Medicine now used 10 cures certain disease with
safety and Dispatch. One week produces . certain
and frequently in two or three days, By using
this extraordinary dose. Enquire Of the pussists
whore It can be obtained II ysu doubt IT, and remem-
hindrance from business.
s To be he'd Of Duval 4 Norton o B. Hin, A. Bode
ker, J. B. Wood, C. Millspaugh, 8 p. Semple, on
Main street; L. b. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the r. and r. b. r. ON Broad street.
fe 2e-Sm 4sas
DULLAKDS RHEUAiATlC Ii INTENT
i Some remarkable cures performed BY this Linz
meut have come under our especial notice OF late,
and among them we viii mention the case OF MS.
Johnston, ON Union HILL who bad been confined to
her bed for more than . week by rheumatism, ana
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's kHEuMA-
TIC LINIMENr. Prepared only by
tIs5si f.ssIz ~ Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city
m tI--tA
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NEWS FROM MANCHESTER.
WILL YOU READ THIS?

Every day we get additional evidence:
MANCHESTER, Feb 18th, 1885,
Messrs. DOVE Il Co: Gentlemen-My horse wal
accidentally thrown down. and large cash cut on his
knee, which l considered damaged him $50. BY
using one bottle of your Turf Oil, the was en-
tirely healed, without leaving any scar It is truly
great remedy. e. T. PlLkINGTON.
NH Its
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7 AND WARRANTS WANTED, at HUR.
La LEY'S Office. II am paying to-day the very hish-
est market price for 90 3d. 40 and 100 acrs Land
Warrants. Call early ct WIN. HURLEYS
q Exchange and Land Warrant Office, 18th It. q
Opposite the Post Office, Richmond, w
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PAINTING

VI SOMETHING NEW, AND BEAUTIFUL
Mr. H. 2. SMITH is now forming another class in
this art. which is acquiring great popularity,
account of the ease and facility with which il be
learned, as well as the beauty and finish of the pic
lures. -l...- e, t-af.as ~ --set e
Terms for course of lessons, which win ensure a
knowledge of the art, $40 r
Specimens may be seen at Mr. VIM. Sattlers, Ar
lists Supply Store 42 MAR st. and also the School
lin sts, where farther info rmation may be obtained.
q. Private lessons giYen IL deeired. an Str
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,ss~o.a rsYe has = f.ss aaI* ssbail-- -
5a4 Asyesssas ~ tiasgS
salfE 90 4 1881 E8a a8f8a So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-09

4 BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re
y. moved his Office to No. Isl tZimmerman's) come
Main and 18th streets --a 6-eods
TUkPIN, ROPER e. MURRAY, Under.
i TAKERS No. Governor street, Richmond, Va
keep constantly on hand ell kinds of ready COZ
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
iv
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HATS, CAPS, sHoEs, 90.

a,a a NOW GENTLEMEN If you want
80 something that cannot be beat in the way Of
. BOOTS and SHOES call upon me and will
-. show you good goods that am not ashamed Of
would be let them be inspected by whomsoever
they may. ALEX. HILL, =
ap 5 No q Main stfset.
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It'll ff* 81
SIS b hfsiA IS s rs - 4
g. sgs ~ ss4sa ss - - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-09

nTSsOLUTION OF COPAKTNER.
IL SHIP.-The copartnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm OF l.. b.
ELLIS Co, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent L. p Ellis will settle up the business Of the
arm : -. = l 81 L. P. ELLIS,
ana C. BATES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-09

The subscriber having purchased the In.
terest of Mr. c. Bates the concern of l.. +. Ellis
Co.. socits the patronage of his friends and the public
an aim -, Ia p. ELLIS.
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'' .Sss.s "a - 10 $ 80 .saiss !
rsAezS sfgss
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DESCRIPTIONS, &c.

RIsSOLUTION Of CU.PARTNERSHIP.
- The co-partnership hitherto existing under The
solved to-day by mutual consent-HENRY Won
GROOMING being alone authorized to the settlement
of the old concern. HENRY Won GROOMING, n
81. q BRUNO ROGERS
Richmond April eth 1856 ap ISIS
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NO.PAKTNEkSHlP undefsagned
" have to- day formed co-partnership under the
style and firm OF FISCHER GROOMING for the pur-,
pose of carrying the Drug and Apothecary business
at No. 500 Broad street. and corner Main and 18th ss
- = 80 JUL. c. FISCHER. y.
formerly at o. A. Strecker's.)
HENRY Won GROOMING.
p;.hx,ord Acrl7 1895 q. g.. +tf4.a an 8-3t*
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DISSOLUTION..-Th firm of WILLING
Limitation. The name of the concern will only be
used in winding up the Blu siness The books and &C.
counts will be found ct the old stand, in the posses
SION of J. Willinghsm at which place our customers
are respectfully requested to call and settle their
debts as it il important the business should be closed
soon a. possible. }. WILLINGHAM.
= AND'W L Elicit, -
January l, 1856. j. I. PACE. SO
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FOR RENT.-.The large Tobacco
:5 Factory recently occupied by MesGs. Grant n
14:A Bennett ON 10Th between Main and FraIkn
Streets for rent for the balance Of this year. witk
the privilege Of the next This IL decidedly the best
and most desirable Factory for rent in the city For
terms, which win be very low, apply to ~
- THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.,
NH lO-Im No, 70 Pseri 1t
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s~x-t RIandon. H@rricr enuufv. We
THKAF AND GOOD EXTENslUN IA
~ BLES; Mahogany, Dak aud Walnut BOOK Csse'
Sideboards Bureaus Bedsteads, Hsir and Shusk Me-.
tresses and ell other kinda Of new and SECOND haa
Furniture, very low. Call soon sto.rs
JAMES LuxfOkpa
Corner 9Th and Grace sfrees
NJ BAH kinds Of Furniture made 70 order ss'
nishing and Repairing Of every description eo1'
with neatness and promptitade nh n-lm
e l-1PIPKs PURE COGNAC BRANDT
~ Is eighth eaAks do dos Is DO do Port VINE
store and for sale b. fsp 81 WM IAIL0n-
DRCkIVINn.-Rren steamer Janpsssswn'
H ~ bbls. Cream Heveyidse Ale for sale
cps a. ANTONl. So. Nlcnoiss saloon.
IAPAN EE.--Kxtra Japsn DIP.
y ing varnish; also absAnsifal and snesR VIZ. rS
ops - - :, e Main =.
WTHITK UANDikD CALAMus, Ter per-
|. lAiDLEr : Robinson "a Sai Sssnil Is "a
TyARRTXGE AND TWO FIANOs. fO is
c1RSihtsE N issns.s "a no sapsriar seaes I'd
hand PfANOo i bareAap ean ~ bad. en fassJ up
071710 EH1. PUTTY. waTT..le1 gresna
HUUU 3 pnre kinsee1 Oh. fox eteteg ~
- WI eAf1tfR ~ llAas@,
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I LIQUORS., CIGA RS. &c. =
L. 20 bbls old Nectar NVHTSKEY
50 -. I" APPLE. BRANDY -z.s
10 Octave Old LONDON DOCK; do. Dark and
Sdo MADEIRA WINE
20 demijohns do do very superior, vintage OF
1912 and ls47. Of the following brands--"Pale.
tate" "Palhatimen aud "old Reserve"
10 baskets CHAMPAGNE, very fine rs
dos superior CLARET FL
", 600 choice Havana CIGARS
5demijohns Taylor's BRANDY
Just received and for sale by
BAKER 4 PLEAsANTS.
we have IN bond in the Norfolk Custom- Houso q
choice lot OF fne BRANDIES, WINES, GIN. de
we nave the samples in store, to which we beg leave
to call the attention of dealers p
mh q ~ - &'i
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~ mr. JAMES FELLOWS Sunar;nt. 49, = =
senIlemen's department; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL al
The subscriber having in his emn,ovr,.,. -,
named Cutters who ara known 10 h. sons, ~ 10y.
me state. respectfully announce to the pubic fhat
ne prepsIea 70 have made to order in the nestes
0oon. SsitsFs or Shoes of any style desired'
go HENRY w. QUARLES:
oIe ~ z+a No. Is Pearl sfreat
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NEW CONCERN...The subscribers have
y this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of WILLlNGHAM TARDY,
for the purpose of carrying on the WHOLESALE
IMPORTING and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS BUSl-
NESS, at the old stand of Wilingham Elicit Co,
No. Is Pearl street. where they will exhibit by the
lst of March, an entire new stock OF Goods -
j. WILLINGHAM,
, NH 24-Imsg b. r. TARDY.
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- FOR RENT-And possession given
al immediately--The Store corner of Broad and
Ii I'd streets. 1t is the very best location tor
s'i1 " e - H. P. COIN,
80 a.. Corner nf 2d and Broad ats.
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- y FOR hENT-And immedinte posses
81 sion given.-That very conveniently located
- House, containing four rooms, fronting on Mat:
shsll street. and immediately in of the Richmond
Medical College. 1t has attached very large yard
and good we'll of water.
Apply to either of the Messrs TABB, Richmold,
or to M. TABB, a..
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, dac'd,
fe Cts Brandon, Henrico county, We,
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
Robbery,

The Soda manufactory of Bontecou & Co. was
entered night this week, and five sacks of rice
stolen theretrom. From the known proclvity of
immigrants from the Celestial kingdom for this
nutritious article of food, Mr.. Bontecou was Undue
ed to suspect sundry " Johns who were in the
habit Of making themselves numerous about his
establishment of the appropriation Of the rice a
foresaid to their own use. Deputy Sheriff Wat
son was accordingly detailed, to make search for
the missing sacks and by the aid of snndry grains
dropped by the way side Mr.. Watson trdiled the
rice to old drift Five cent gulch, where three
sacks were discovered. Owing to the tendency
of all Celestas to look alike, Mr.. Bontecou was
unable to identify the suspected, Johns who
thereby escaped.
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
Courts and their Results.

From the first of February last to the
present, we have had at least one Court and
two in session, nearly all the time.
A larger amount of criminal business has
been presented and disposed of by the Courts
this spring, than ever before in the same
length of time, in this County. We are
pleased to say, however, that there is now
cessation-we trust it will be a long one, in
the criminal business. The determined ac-
ton of our criminal courts has certainly ben
eftted the town of Weaveryile Public
gambling seems to be cffectually stopped,
and the number of inmates in the houses Of
i'll fame appear to have materially decreased,
and those who are left conduct themselves
with a little more proprety, making the
streets at least passable for ladies and chill
dren. Their is however opportunity afforded
for improvement in this particular; we think
less display of the aforesaid inmates on our
public streets would be q little more in ac-
cordance with the moral code, and certainly
would not deteriorate from the attractions
or interests of the streets. We have furn-
ished Gen Estell with five stout and hearty
hands eminently well qualified to become
proficient in the art Of brick making, with
which article we learn, by the way, the Gen.
has already flooded the market. We have
also, two unfortunates confined in our Coun-
ty jail under sentence of death, who will
probably eventually undergo the punishment
an impartial jury have awarded them
In reviewing these proceedings we cannot
but give to the Sheriff and his Deputies,
great praise for the unceasing vigilance,
with which they watch over, and the prompt
ness with which they discharge all business
entrusted to them. Our position is such
that we have an opportunity Of seeing and
knowing the business Of the Sherifi7s Office,
and we think if Trinity county is always as
successful in selecting good men to fill that
Office as she now has, she will indeed be for
tunate.
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
Trinity County.

We do not think there is a mining County in the
State with better brighter prospects than Trim
ity The supposed difficulties attending our com
munication with the lower and Southern portion
of the State, have deferred great numbers from
coming here, and therefore, compared with some
other Counties, our population is small, and as a
matter of course our mineral resources very slow
ly developed But people in the older and over
worked mines are beginning to turn their atten-
ton northward. Our numbers are gradually and
permanently increasing. New gold discoveries
are being made, proving the richness and eXten-
syeness of our mines showing clearly that we have
within the bounds Of our County, profitable en-
ployment for very large population, and this we
will most surely have, for certainly the crowded
state of the more accessible mines will force men
to leave them, and they can find no better local
ity than ours
If the old settlers in Trinity County will take a
retrospective view of the condition of things in
the County two or three years ago, and compare
them with the present, they will be most certain
" convinced that we have not only improved, but
that our gold supplies are ineXhaustable, for old
diggings long ago supposed to have been work
ed out are proving to be richer than ever. We
can therefore confidently rely upon the permanen-
cy of our resources and the increased prosperity
of our County.
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
WeaverVille Brass Band.

This Band is certainly something for us
to be proud Of We do not think a better
or even as good can be found short Of the
cities The members of the Band take great
pride in perfecting themselves, and within
the past two months have very much improy-
ed in their execution under the direction of
their talented leader The Band is compos-
ed of the following gentlemen j. e. Sed-
lax, leader j. f. Long, Henry H@hn, A.
NJ. Kruttschnitt, l.. b. Thorp, Fred Wal
tiers, c. LEM and Charles Hosp. Already
are they becoming an absolute necessity, and
we shall soon begin to wonder how we got
along without them.
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
Personal.

We regret upon all occasions the necessi-
ty of recording the withdrawal from our
midst of any of our felow-ctizens, but in an
nouncing the departure Of DR.. Spencer, we
feel that We are losing not only good cit-
zen, but physician who does honor to his
profession The DR.. has returned to his old
home at Union, Humboldt Bay, leaving be-
hind him host of friends to whom his ma
ny noble qualities have endeared him. We
congratulate the people of the Bay upon his
return, and we doubt not his friends there
will extend to him hearty welcome.
Hon. j. S. Pitzer left in company with the
DR.. for Humboldt Bay, for the purpose of
holding the July Term Of the Dist. Court
for that County.
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
Theater.

This is the closing week, of Thoman's
company at the Weaverville Theater In
consequence of the extreme hot weather the
manager has deemed it expedient to close
for the season. Mr. Thoman has been
long time among US as Manager, and has
endeavored to do all in his power to give
amusement to the public, even at pecuni-
airy loss to himself lie deserves the thanks
of the theater going portion of our communi-
ty. Whenever he leaves us he will carry
with him the sincere wishes for his future
prosperity and welfare of a host of friends
in WesYervile
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
Our Town.

We cannot without astonishment behold
the rapid increase and improvement of our
tuWn Now that the foundations of the ma
ny brick buildings are being laid, we begin
to realize the great improvement. The fact
that men are investing thousands of dollars
in brick buildings, after cool and deliberate
consideration, for all our new buildings are
being put up by old citizens-nduces us to
believe that prospects are in the highest
degree flattering. Our town has gone ON
steadily increasing it has not sprung up
under the excitement of newly discovered
diggngs, but the apparently eXhaustless
mines which have been worked for six or sew
en- years, and still continue yielding richly,
gives people confidence in their stability and
and they do not fear to invest
their capital. Business of all kinds is in
creasing-our streets are daily crowded with
heavily loaded mule trains, causing us often
to wonder what becomes of all the goods
packed in. AS there is no diminution in the
number of trains, the goods they bring are
evidently disposed of.