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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

eV-The Indiana Free Banks are preparing
to redeem their currency hereafter with sill.
yer halves and and quarters, which, it is sup.
posed, will pretty much break up the assert
ing business Of the brokers.
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Rcme mbcr the Charlesson Meeting Z
We remind our readers once more of the
meeting at Charleston tomorrow. We trust
that the right spirit is up, and that our
friends need no urging on this matter.
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Main Street, bet. 5th 4 9th Sts., KEOKUK, IOWA.
TvHE undersigned have now in
i ther WAGE Rooms, and design
keeping constantly on hand we'll
selected assortment Of all kinds Of Furniture cmbrs
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus fine
and plain Sofas; 6ns and plain Center and Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat, t. the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedseads Of the latest styes
Lounges, &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes Clocks, Caspctings,
door and door mattings, door and table oil cloths
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other arti
Gle usually kept in our line Of business.
Part Of our stock Was made under our own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufacture Of
high standing, % that we can warrant every article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
Our object is to establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and ~
m induccment to persons to purchase OF rs, ere
resolved to sell 1t the lowest St. Louis prices.
Call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We will always take pleasure In showing
furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who czil on us,
whether they feel inclined to buy or NOT -
SANDERS, SCoFIELD l. co.
Nav % lAS6.-dkwtf Il
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Is Coleman & Ste.son, Of the Astor
House, have suspended in consequence Of
inability to meet the acceptances ($2oo, oOo)
OF the former to aid his brother in the pur.
chase OF the Burnett House, Cincinnati, only
100000 having been paid. Stetson continues
the Astor House, which is doing very profit.
able business, on his own account.
The Cincinnati Gazette says q considerable
portion OF the unmatured drafts were used
by Coleman Stetson, that Coleman OF Gin
cinnati has purchased sixteen seyenteenths
OF the Burnett House, to which fact hi,
heavy Indebtedness is attributed, and that
the House is doing profitable business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

NorIcE.-rn activ. preparation and will be short
" produced with entirely new scenery, properties,
&C., the great American drama Of
NICK OF THE WOODS or, the Jibbernainosay.
Prices Of Admission-Dress Circle so cents Gallery
Is cents. Doors open at o'clock curtain will rise
1t IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

m Gu1xxH.-On the Gath the case Of Mr..
G.was noss nnfsvosabis than on the day pre-
Sioaa, md - ~ unable 10 leave his room.
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Wednesday Evcning, May 60,

NO DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE.
The CAMPBELLS will perform this "wednesday
Evening, May 18th, for
ONE NIGHT ONLY
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TmE DIS MoISEs VALLEY VINO Is issued from,
this Office every Wednesday, has extensive and In
creasing circulation throughout the DeeMoines VAL
ley, we'll as In the rest Of the State and the Uni
cd States, and rs medium Of advertising is not
arPassci Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
advance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

Less than three short years ago the coun-
try was in the enjoyment Of peaceful reposc !;
and harmony seemed to reign undisturbed
from Maine to Georgia.
The pothome Craftsmanship of Douglass
and the executive imbecilty Of Pierce has
changed all that, and in few short months
inaugurated reign Of terror in the Terrific
res, and poured forth the bitter waters Of
strife and civil commoton, which with their
gathering floods threaten to whelm the land
IN the dark waves Of civil war.
Let the patriotism of the people be aroused
70 meet the emergency and hurl the guilty
authors of our calamitics from the high pla
ces which they have dsgraced, and bring
the Republic back again on the platform OF
our Fathers.
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ATH EN- EU M.

ATMENEUM.
THOS. DUFF, Manager,
j. MoRoSEY, Asst. Manager
J. G. SCHRLL. Scenic Artist
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To the stock holAOFs 81 the kookuk.
Fl. Des M0ines And Minmesota
Railroad Co.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the sixth call Of ten
~ per ccnt.will DO due and paysbs ON the 26th
Of june next, at the Company ONCE, In Keokuk,
to William Leighton, Treasurer.
HUGH 7. REID, Prcs't
WA LxIonrox, Sec'y. mAyl3a4wtd
DAILY Times and Post please copy.l
Dcs MoInos River LANDS Ter sale.
LAND DEPARTMENT,
Des Moinos Navigation 4 j. j. Co.
OrrUnwA. lows, April Z. 1856.
TrHE undersignod hereby gives notice, that
this once Is now open for the sale of these val
liable lands. They will be sold long credit, and
In lots TO suisthe means and wishes Of purchasers
Any further information desired in relation to
these lands, will be furnished application this
ONCE, by mail, or otherwise.
--H En. h PERKINS,
aprlO-d3m Land Commissioner.
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myiSd HUisKAMP 4 MA1LEss.


ELECTION NOTICE.-A meeting Of the stock
II holders OF the company will be held 1T the off
6ce Of the Presdent, ia Keokuk, on Tuesday tho 3D.
day Of June, 1t o'clock NJ to receive the reports
for ahe past fiscal year. and to elect seven directors
to serve during the ensuing year.
Nay fS,d3w THOs. w. CLAGETT, President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-28

To tho SsockhoiAors - the X ookuk
MI. Pleasant 4 Mnscatine =. e. CO. !.
NOTICE ID hereby given, that in accordance With
y the conditions q the subscription for the Let
Division Of said road, the tenth instalnent Of 81
per cent will be due and payable June 4th 1856 q
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasurer, ke
okuk, or TO the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. HOkNIHH,
General Agent X. Mt. p. 4 n. 4. r. b.
May II, lS56.-td d&w
keokuk Times and Mt. Pleasant Obse, YER COW.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A the sign Of the Big Shoe, On Main Street, near
"A corner ef Sd. another invoice Ut Gents, La
dies, Misses, and Childrens wear, comprising oil
the styles Of the season. and TO which constant
additions are being made by fresh arrivals. The re-
mainder Of the stock purchased from the latc firm
OF Odel Aatess, will close out at cost and be-
low cost in order TO make room for other goods now
on the way All persons wishing bargains in our
line, are requested to call and examine for them
selves We will also make 10 order, 1t the shortest
notice, all kinds Of gentlemen and Ladies wear,
from the best material and in the latest good
6t being guaranteed in ala cares.
mylEd HUSBAND MATLESS
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BURLINGTON


L. II. DAIIItJE lTIncipuI.
TERMS.
For nlimited course in Double Entry Book Keep
ing, Commercial Calculations, Penmanship, and nd
missions to the Lectures on Commercial Law $25 90.
THE DESIGN OF THIS INSTITUTION ~
to afford perfect facilities for acquiring an cxpe-
ditious manner, thorough knowledge 1T the sci
ence Of Mercantile Double Entry Book Keeping APP
piled to all departments Of trade. The course Of
training adopted in this Institution is the same
that followed by the Mercantile College Of Pennsy-
vania which has received
THE MOST EMPHATIC RECoMMENDATIoNs
from the best mercantile authorities in the country,
and IL sanctioned by the Chamber of Commerce Of
the city Of New York, as the most comprehensive
and practical view ever introduced.
An ELEGANT DIPLOMA
under the seal Of the State College Of Pennsylvania
signed BY the Faculty granted to those who pass
satisfactory examination. This instrument will he
found passport to the confidence Of business hous-
es ia every part of the Union.
~ Send for circular and specimen Of Penmsn-
ship by mail. my2odAwly
'-.
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No. l..
LAND DEPARTMENT,
Oos Moinos N. Il r 3. Co.
ON the 10th day Of June next, the ONCE for the
~ sale of the Lands Of this Company will be re-
moved from this place to IT. Des M0ines.
These lands win b sold on long credits, and in
lots to suit the means and wishes Of purchasers.
GEO r. PERKINS. Land Com'r.
Ottnmwe. Iowa, May II, 1916. myl6dtf
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40 acres Of timber land fur miles from the city.
GAO acres Of land within three miles Of the city.
229 acres 90 acres under cultivation, near Camar-
60. A liberal credit will be given.
26S acres,~ also under cultivation, eleven miles
from the city. Terms easy.
EMT'rH VANSICKIEN
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farm Of 10 acres, all under fence, with two
double log cabins and barn 30x4O situated miles
from keokuk, in sight OF, and one milo and half
from the Mississippi. Tcrms-one third cash, tbs
balance in one or two year,. Price, 42l per acre.
Title indisputAble. SMITH 4 vANSICkLEN. J
L>OR SALE--A house and two lots In Pontoospt,
i Illinois. Apply TO
SMITH 4 yANSICKI.EN.
LsOk SALE-Two new brick dwelling houses. -
II Apply soon. Possession immediately
SMITH vANSlCKLEN
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70 tho Rnhnfc.


LAYING determined, hereafter, to do an exciu-
i sively cash business In our retail department.
prepared tosell al kinds Of Hss, Caps, Doo
nets, &C., It greatly reduced prices. Our stock u
now very complete, and We keep nothing bat the
best grades Of goods always have the latest styles
Ars sold ON credit. So come on With your diass!
- All kinds Of Millinery work done to ordsr
ct the shortest notice.
Oct. 6.-dtf D. r. HUMPHREY 1AdE
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60e1 0oo0ly
a FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower. and FislA
q Seed, just received from Landrsth, Philadel-
phi. Also, lot Of Onion Sets, q A. a. Britton !.
neea Ana AerinnlfnxAl Marchnnss, 90 Main street.
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fee truer than did these women on this occa-
sion. Were the whole history of South
Carolina blokfed out Of existence, from its
very beginning down to the day Of the last
election 81 the Senator to his present seat on
this floor, civilization might lose-I do not
say how little but surely less than it has al
ready gained BY the example OF Kansas, in
US valiant struggle against oppression, and
grafton. Already in Lawrence alone there
are newspapers and schools, including . High
School, and throughout the Territory there
is more academic education than in all Mis-
souri, outside Of St. Louis and more far, in
proportion to its inhabitnnts, than In ali
South Carolina. All, Sir, ! tell the Senator
that Kansas, welcomed as Free State, will
be ministering angelo TO the Republic,
when South Carolina, in the CLOAK OF dark
ness which she hugs, " lies bowling" The
Senator from Illinois mr.. Douglasl natur-
ally joins the Senator from South Carolina
in this warfare, and gives to it the superior
intensity Of his nature. He thinks that the
National Government has not completely
proved its power, and it has never hanged :
traitor; but, if the occasion requires, he
hopes there will be no hesitation; and this
threat is directed ct Kansas, and even at the
friends Of Kansas throughout the country.
Again occurs the parallel with the struggles
of our fathers, and borrow the Language Of
Patrick Henry, when, to the cry from the
Senator, Of " troason,n !" treason,o reply,
J" il this be treason, make the most Of it."
Sir, it 10 easy to call names but bog to tell
the Senator that il the word $ traitor" 10 in
INV WAy Applicable to those who refused
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10
TO PREVENT rHE RAvAoEs or rIuE cHrNcu BuG LkT OUR
LEUTSIAruRH ACT uPoN IT ......


hand, Aod
"
Lsarnx tb. .on n... of IN. ,i.s ., r.. o. w.oh..s
:. Wv "'' s'"- "'sy ons "H""H' paw
''' N"S'' s'A' s'"n So"s anu -D'.es o"'' a..
p"s " ""rS GOA hAh snd That the vast inersas "
late " i-stracyv Insects
-.nton ~ bird. .h.h -, ~ y,,a.,. 80.
"a 80 I.s.fasd :. ..efsd anu nsssf anasf any
p@fnied destroyed During
A'sP.n, NUMBER OF omesfs .Aft-d On tanning
soonf ah ms p.ops oe.sfss u.s cruel a.sth'sfhr
upe'n me NSnlno-
80" Aksh.' hs eonaue' o. thS snses there
-hs" us ur-y i--sn us t-s eoants. rs eoi"ied
49,, o vas m, 's oids .,..a ~ % p"tsesd
uPo" ene in"snsn our ."S'lhss
-ho are a. esger Ia the pur.a !. .omt a. OF .n Gag
mas me .'tnns 10 come VIM" f".'n "' uer NUMEROUS -e--
20 20. Al, ,..,,,- ,...,,.... 4. i.... -, -,,-
NE ."p"i we IN SsPAn, ss.ly or trough
s.en Hy.h
80. U.s. ~ 49,. , ,s . tA< ueS
o hs o.rb-f"u h"s oy providing fresh
- ~ "a =, P'.,se'k men hou TIE
. ssns .I th., .,~,-I, our ,as' nt. III -
,.,n,,,.i.I nj IT, a.. n, ~ ,,s soy ei-
nav. been ,uxs,sd for m, d.,,ro Of H. ~, p,.ns
ossn ~ nc eu.o all oi ~heh
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MARINE NEWS.
novEnrI YES, ." ,,x; SsEAS srEAnEns.
PORT or RICHMOND. MAR. $. 1855
Higs -Atss rai. bar AT ~ o'cD-s, a. .

ARRIVED
Schr. Su-an, Rich. Boston, mds-, ID. a. w. Currie
Schr Elizabeth Davy, Trower Eastern Shore, oats
Schr. VIM James, Warren, Cape Charles. oats.
SAILED,
Steamer Bevidere Prtchard. Ball. ndse, Ludlan i
Watson.
sehr ID. w. Eldridgc Ogden. Charleston, s. C., iron
and feed.
Schr. City Belle, Peudetou, Boston, aoar and feed W.
d. CUlquitt Co
Schr. Lucy l.. Sharp. Sharp, New York, mdse W. ID.
Colquitt a Co.
Scl,r. Richmond Harris. New York, n,ds. ID. Il W.
Guie.
Soop Superior, Ram, Clircnont mdse.
Schr. Pour Sister, Scott, Eastern ShOrc light.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Yorktown, WAgan, cleared at New York Tor CITY
Point, sta inst
Schr New York, bingham. from Richmond, arrived al
New orb 9TH instant.
We learn by despatch from Provincetown (Cape Col
March d, that the following named vessel, ia the ic.
back oi Long Point, and unless the wind changes sOo
they will g. ashore
Wind, AuDa h. Cox brig RidcOu Amanda Jane, Shib
No assistance reach them.
Schr Arctic, JIckniu Richmond for Boston, arrived at
llolne.' Hole 9th inst.
Schrs Josephine, Waterbury, aud ,. Elnlorc. Smith
Tor City Point and VIM Allen, Grant, for Richmond.
cleared at New York, 1th inst.
Schr r. J. Brognard, Mccormick, from City Point ar
rived At New York 18th lust.
Schrs Edwin, Aaron Tor Norfolk and Petersburg Emma
Jane, Phillips, Tor Richmond, aud Enory Smarter iUr
City Point cleared Baltimore sti inst Below barque
Virgirian, Kennedy, from New Orleans.
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"'""', ssna.,s .."s. s'ss an.
r"E WHITE >'Lr,,,s SPRINGS 20.

yuNnE death Of the late the pnc,p.
s 20: ;; az. s . =: ~
To t.en. The .l. LIBERAL charter Ia. been ss.ala. from ia.
dat sssSy 70 ne S, ~, ,S ,s.s ,s P-
VI ~ - lor manu- -e.'r'ns PnrPose. ssnsrslly.
sai nov der the prep.r,y for to niirsssi. ~ 70
company to b. organ z-i rLdsr The charter
'yr aeua qa. place Of oas rs.,, ~, -,
Yor near haf they fryqa.na nv e,ssi ~ Ia
rsr eSSnd SaiT sas,S s IA ,S Sas anil Ssy
rae Of accommodation extended rr. time To
s @ ~ n"s 70 entertain about ss-.,-
mse' IL, demand Of the public; haIarns nssns - %
y you'll al have BEN Prhahy a.srr than h.li
sn, ~ , sy =, ysr nS@ssrs Of applicants Away
rh- seeto s-s Springs has hsr-tooe attended, With con,
mile BOT he csSsi sa 20 trsr, Ss,,
VII soon furnish unbroken line railway ra
ss,, III scg w, si's, To tn 'tAioneegse Within
Railroad Ia. b-n extended 81 miles saunion rsSe,s@ a.
few the ot-r nni.~d and visitor. % 70
section Of covingon and Ohio Raass "a "o"n, Is
Convenient aud u vii. Dc daeel, fl limit tho
The White sulphur sustsd Gr.~nb-r on The
fertile valley o. Howard. about 1000 acres. .s
stretching from mountain 70 moSna Nr mr. T
double a Ss.n nSs Of TsO. land in Ss 1S, and h
tract consist. OF mountainous well
A.
for the Of the hotels b. readily rasi an m.
\ premises. ' vi H'e
The buildings for the accommodation OF vtrS M.
arranged and Of them possess architectural t,uy
etnnsnty
surface divened by h and grove Of The egn.l -
OF the oest u hiss been described
places and there few sho Who u an
| 10 Aeknowe-ize IL claim To this distinction. ~ -"
receipts Of the establishment
U-ved by enlarged Accommodation net ana maj
management they might be
The sale % the which great request In our ellie. h.
put up Tor transportation b. easily made
very Ars income and la hands the ponts year.
would rrmhuv The which the property pueb..
" equal Developed be by
| and capital - - s"'''P'ise
The uie the estate IL believed to BE- objectionable having be-
ong 10 the present morr than
seventy ya To facilitate the transfer the purchaser
avoid diheuiss which might result
Joint the legal title has
sEne who will b. prepared proper , The
/ chaser. ~ '"' PN'-
The sale will embrace all herrtofor. used In eonn.
ton with The property for the vtnr
Prisons desiring purchase requested To With
| ue Undersigned WM. H. MCFARLAND
OF Richmond, Va.
ALEX. II. H. STUART,
OF StAunioa, Va
inc NAuohAi lntriligencer VIII fea-d4ctf
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- 7 ]. . = 10.
9~ friendly g" the election 81 WILLARD FILLMORE ar
r''In.a'I MONDAY evening ncNt March iuil AZ
Sl.l- H. lrnai street. At 1ork, for purpose forne
Young N,i,- A.-p'iatou.
lig. attendance requested business Of Importance
tf hrau .lt ls.ftrY tf..u
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lSquESr-COToner Wicker held inquest last Situr-
day morning the b,iy of Thornton slave belong
ing To Mr. Curbiu Warwick found houting the calal-
The jury rendered verdict tlnt the negro nccdenta-
ly dr""ncd by falling from packet boat, Will On the
way % Goocland. about The 26th of Drcember last.
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J'nN'oN JoNEN.-Ths distinguished parsonage VII,
brought hhcr from Cincinnati under the suppoton
that he convict who recently escaped from our pcn
tcnary has gone 20 kanawha county under the escort
two officers where he stands charged with aiding the es
of a slsve.
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SENrEXcED-The trial of frank Banks, in the county
court Of Icico, for breaking open William Scdds mea,
house and stealing portion OF its contents has result
ted IN his conviction. The prisoner sentenced
three years confinement in tie penitentiary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

]. o. u. F.-The members Of jefferson Lodge No T.
out last Saturday evening accompanied by the Cor
Band for the purpose Of attending the funeral of their
deceased brother Mathew VI. Lacy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

SCHOONER on FiRE.-The schooner Lynchburg, one Of
the Richmond aud New York packets lying in the Dock
set fire last Friday night in the forecaste aud
damaged TO the extent of about $3.50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

MAYnRS CouRr-For tlrce four DAYS past the case,
before the Mavor have been Of little interest The cha
against Lewis Bernard Bumcrc of stealing gold watch
in Bnltimore will probably he disposed at this morning
no rrquisition having thus far understand been
ceivel lrom the Goyemor of ryland.
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BY THOMAS BRANCH Sons. ArcrioSEEEs
Oh street, rversharg.

E1O>IrINE sALE!!-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A
II SAfE INVESTMENT IN THE PURCHASE Op MIST VII
uAtk RIAL ESIAIE-i .hal .sll At public aueton the
prrm-e-' at II o'clock A NJ, WEDNESDAY the OH dxv ~
April Estate Of be.t-rfrld rsI WIZ
FIELD within y. miles u the city Prr.barg IL
s Aerr- and has been dvt from Isl .c-. ami
will h. sold IN quAsies 20 suit purchase hundred and M
acres are veil sooiei Tie remainder 81
ton each cr- having received g. bushels Ashes bushels Lime
tl.ty. 80 s'-'e'' '''-
ih- improvements the liberal scale and all In eon
plete The farm strong and .nb.t,nt =
Aak Hence The residence beautifully located containing nine
rou arranged conveniently, lately painted Clare
Double Kitchen, suSke House aud attached
two large Barns, g. four floors ,peo.
aud vel ventilated stable Carriage House new Cs Corn
hua rre ne- frame houses With bries ehaneys, Negroes
young Orchard Il choice Fruit Trees bearing pl.t OF
The fsatc may is- AZ the Office Of T Branch
ItiS>A credit II B. d
n,,algn' for vel Endorsed negotiable Boses drd hsIa antis
last pAymentIs made. ROEEpT nITSS
THos. BRANCH SONS Auctanerr.
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FiRE N PoRrsNoUrn.-A steam saw mill aud a quantity
Of Lumber, owned by Mr.. John r. Cooke in Portsmouth,
wcre consumed by fire last Friday evening
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PAINFUL AocIDESr.-A daughter of NJ. Samuel Rover,
residing ia Rockingham county had of her legs ter
riby crushed 10y being drawn between the cog wheels of
a threshiug machine, while she was PLAYING not long
since. Her condition, at last accounts was considered
dangerous.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

TnEHRr.-Mr. aud Miss Rchngs continue their
performances at the theatre during the present week.
The bin for fortnight is an attractive one
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

FmEIS SrWroRp.-Thc Spotted Tavern" in stafford
county, destroyed 10y fire recently. The building Wa,
insured
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INcrSDiAHsu-Thrcc buildings were set on Gre in Al.
exandria early last Friday morning Two Of thcm-a
barn belonging to Stephen Shinn, aud unoccupcd ten
ement belonging VIM. Fowlc-wcrc destroyed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

SUDDEN Decentralization lInrtwel a wealthy citizen
Of Brunswick Va, died suddenly in Macon Ca on tie
18th ult.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

l.. l. BLuEs.-Thc Blues will parade Tuesday Ito
morrow aud informed that they will partake Of an
entertainment the ST. Nicholas Saloon the splendid 90.
tab-hment Oh Main street, of which Mr.. A. Anon is
proprietor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

Revival "A revival Of religion has been progressing
for some ten days past in the Second Pesby church
al Alexandria.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

Houn'Ns SrAruE.-Thc House of Delegates, Saiur-
dsv unanimously adopted the joint resolution Tor the
purchase ut linhIrs Bronze of Hnuduns statue at
Washington, To hc placed the Virginia Military ln.ti-
tut. Mcsr@. Floyd aud Girnett advocated the passage
of Tho reenlniinl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

Acouirren-Wm. Fills, charged with killing Harrison
Morris ia Sussex county has been acquitted 10y exa
ming court on the ground Of jusli6ablc homicide.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

FmE ~ PRINCEss ASSE-The dwelling Of Joshus
James, Esq, in Princess Anne county, burnt Tues
day last Nth nearly all the furniture.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

FIRyr ~ THE SEAsoN.-Mr. J. Wood.on Smith prn-
prictor NJ Baards Hotel who generally calculates to be
ahead oi all Others in procuring reasonable uxurs ,up.
Piled his customers with mint iulip4 Saturday last
The Stl al March, believe i, considered early for the
production nj that tempting beverage.