davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
OUR PAPER.

The great majority of our subscribers expect US
during political canvass, to devote most of our
time and space to the political questions of the day
Our weekly paper crculstes in every county in the
State, and from the pressure of circumstances the
politics of the day become its leading feature. We
have thus in this canvass, been compelled to over
look many city and State interests. cnmrpnn - l.
1.-s..---rSSEaIOIuu OF our SuOsCrlDer6
% remedy this to a great extent in the future
Our arrangements will! secure for US hereafter full
and accurate commercial reports and the details Of
all important news. In these respect, we shall
seek to make our paper superior to any other in
Tennessee, and equal to any in the South
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
THE CAMELS IN TEXAS.

The Galveston News correspondence from Cas-
torvile, Medina county, Texas, datel 18th ult
from which we take the following interesting par.
ticuars in relation to the camels which have lately
been imported there By the United States Govern
ment:
Il also had the pleasure of making the acquain.
lance of Major Wayne, for several years attached
to the war department at Washington, who went
out last year to Asia and introduced the csmels
into this country, which arrived at Indisnos last
spring, AID are now kept at this post. 1t has
been selected by him as the best adapted to that
service for which he intends them. When we ar
rived they were grazing some two miles distant,
attended by the Arabs who have charge of them,
when Major Wayne very kindly sent out and Lad
them driven in for our inspection. There are al
together thirty-two, including some young ones,
ana all are in excellent health, and seem to be do
ing we'll Major Wayne gave US very interest.
ing account of their habits and peculiarities, and
he ordered one of them to be led out and loaded
as for journey. After kneeling to receive the
pack-saddle, most cumbrous load of itself, but
such as are used in the country from which they
came load of corn was placed on the animals
back, sufficient for two mules to draw in wagon,
with which be started off at good round pace
A dromedary was nextled out, which is the sod
animal of t6a na.-~I--s.Iscd Oy an Arab, who
statteU cf across the prairie at pace which SEEM
ed 10 me not much short of two forty lick
This pace they can keep up for hours in success.
sion, travelling with perfect ease from sixty to egh-
ty miles per day. They can also subsst for seve-
raj days without water, and their adsptsbiIity to
the frontier service for which they are designed is
now q matter beyond doubt. Major Wayne in
formed me that he had forty more animals coming
out, and he is now building stable in which they
will be kept, which he expects to get finished be.
ore the cold weather sets in"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05

A HORRIBLE AFFAIR The Iowa Reporter gives
an account of murder committed in Powesheik
county: "Some two weeks ago farmer of that
county, on going into bis cornfed, where the corn
had been shucked about q week previously, no.
tced very offensive smell, and looking to ascer.
tain whence it preceded, removed corn shuck
and discovered under it the body of young wo.
man, with shot wounds and marks of Violence
In prosecuting further search the body of young
man terribly msngled, was found under another
shuck. Suspicion at once rested upon two men,
who had passed through there a short time since,
against them were found. They had camped or
stopped to feed their horses. Among other things
was an ear drop found in the bottom of creek
corresponding with one remaining in the murdered
lsdys ear. We believe that measures have been
taken for the psTsuit of these men, whose route
has been pretty well asc ertained."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05

Gov WnLARD-When the know-nothing row.
dies tried to shoot down Gov. Willard at Lexing-
ten, KY, on Wednesday last, the Governor said
he could excuse them all; they were only mad with
him because he beat an bolitionist. This re-
proof, taken in connection with the recommends
ton of Prentice to the Fillmore men of Indiana to
vote for Morton, must have been q very cutting
ona 10 all honorable members of the American
party. The idea of insulting, in Kentucky, the
man who in Indiana beat the fanatic who uttered
that famous in ,endsry declaration, 'hat be would
rsth,r see the Ohio River flow with blood thsn
that one fugitive slave should be returned vi at
can b. the matter with Kentucky and kentuck-
ans, that such things can be."-Cfneianah En-
0uiTeT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
CAMPAIGN SuRSORIRERS

This is the last number of our weekly paper
which will be sent to subscribers for the campaign.
unless directed otherwise. But We hope these
campaign subscribers like US well enough by this
time to become permanent subscribers. If 30, let
them write themselves, or request their postmsst-
ers TO do So PostmAsters can render US much
service in this matter, by calling the attention of
campaign subscribers to the matter; and we shall
be glad to acknowledge and to reciprocate the ia
vor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05

AhoIiOWay's PilIs.-Where are they pot} Well
may these Pills be called universal medicine, for they
In demand throughout the habtabe GLOBE Even medi
cal doguas who regard all devaions college rules
Ss sacnege, are electrified by the of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and dysentery accomplished by Holoway's Pills.
Sold at the manufactures No. 80 Maiden Lane New
York, and No. 244 Strand London and by all druggists
Csc, g &c. and 81 per box.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
KENTUCKY,

The majority for Fillmore in Louisville is 1872.
Morehead's majority last year was 1882 Fay
cite county, democratic gain 264; WoodfOrd, dem
ocratic gain So; Shelby county, 209 gain and so
IN Franklin.
We have the above in q despatch from the ed-
tors of the Louisville Democrat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NASHYILLE PACK ELS

The new light drauzht steamer
LsDeS+4GEN. PIKE, WM. FuLLRR, Master. I naS u
being expressly built this azss..s44y
win all the modern Improvements, with the draurht
sn6staqnch aud new steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBERD,
GhACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing season between The above psrone Of the boats
being IN port every week These boats being command
OF old and experienced COMMANDMENTS with superior
aees Tor passengers and freghts, solcs Of pub
c patronage For passage freight apply board,
H. H. HARRISON. Agent,
OcEs-Om Erlnt aireet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
GEN, WALKgR'S LATE BATTLES.

We publish to day fuller accounts of the late
battles and victories of Gen. WALKER than we
have heretofore been able to give. The news is q
little old, but it will still interest our readers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. S, 1856.
TENNESSEE.

DAVIDSON CoUETY-We insert in our table all
the returns we had received last night. They foot
up, for Fillmore, 2Sl5; for Buchanan, 1879. The
same districts voted last year, for Gentry, 2542;
for johnson, 1869. Democratic gain 80 far, l47.
Vote of Davidson County, for Governor in
1858 and for President i'm 1856.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05

MoRMoNI:M Late European Rdvices state that
Mormonism is making such progress in Denmark
as to excite considerable alarm 10 the minds of re-
lgious and rejecting men. Petitions have been
sent in large numbers to the government, asking
that tie Mormous may be resttictei from the more
puolic practice of their ceremor les.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
LOOK OUT FOR THE
New York Fireman.!
Fresh Arrivals,
BY
Vessel & Thompson.

On BBLS. Crsnberries, all size packages,
w 50 boxes Rasns, 50
200 " Figs;
&c Lemons:
10 New Prunes
90 chests Black and Green Teas;
50 boxes Italian and American Maeearoni
so do English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
35 bbls Almonds;
IS do Nuts, ass'd
25 baskets Champagne, extra brands;
20 do do, ordinary Brands. Together with a
larger supply of Sky Rockets Roman Candles Cracknel
Biscuit, Sardnes, English French and American Mustard
Sauces, Pickles. London Porter Scotch Ale, Foreign and
Domestic Liquors And arrive $50 dozen Woods ceebra-
ted Oysters. For sale low for cash by
nov2 VESSEL Il THOMPSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05

GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
~ ENT'S Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
VI Gents Fine Calf Stitched &c
" Double Sole &c
/" Water proof &c
+" 8. Congress Caters;
sc Oxford Ties,
These goods from Of the best manufactures in
Philadelphia. Call at No 20 Public Square.
nov5 SNYDER FRIZZELL.
XNTARE-H0USE AND GROCERY STORE
w for rent Apply to BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
ALSO large establishment well calculated for a Wheel
right kind of Manufacturing business The premises
situated Market street the Public Square, For
further particulars apply to BENZ. F. SHIELDS,
nov5 Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05

NOtiCe-InhaIaGIOnIn Uvnsuau ; fions-See
advertisement under this head Female Complaints, Vene
real Affections, Dyspepsia Diseases of the Heart LIVER
&c, will meet with due attention. Toet9G--dGm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
I'd. w. RUSSELL,

FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI " LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO 80 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
THE following is portion of the articles propose taking
orders for: Reet1ed, Bourbon, Reserve MOnOngahsa
and Rye Whistles; Brandy, Wine, Gin Rum Ale and POr-
ter BOnSwOrths Sparkling and Dry Caiawba Wines,
and TaOv Candles German and Palm soap Lsrd and Lin
seed OIL White Lead Iron, Nails, Stoves Castings and HoI
Wood and Willow Cheese, Vinegar Glass
Glassware, HaE such shoveis SPADES Hose Axes
Picks, MaOcks, COrdage, Wrapping Paper, Matches, sc.
Orders handed will trouble ordering or expen-
Of travelling purchase, as authorized take or
ders the and prices You could purchase II
the factOs in person An orders handed ms
will be Immediately the factory and shipped prompt
opening Of navigation. Hoping share good porea
Of beray and Kindness remain yours very respect
0etss-lf w prssErr
CH a \ a. a. a. - =. =. =,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05

BECKWOURTH'S LIFE AND ADVESTURES.-Ihe
Life and Adventures Of James P. BeckwOurh, Mountaneer
Scout and Pioneer and Chief the Crow Nation OF Indians
Written from his dicaton by T. ID. Bonner With H.
lustratiOns. l2mo. Muslin.
His Life has been Of bold enterprises Of appalling
dangers Of hair breadth to which would be diff
cult, If not impossible, TO fed aparraePHritaH Recorder
The volume to be gidly truthful and the
best illustrations of frontier and ultrafrOntier life
literature.-ChristaiH Allocate and Journal.
For sale HAGAN'S, Market street.
WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA--WesIeTn Airca its
History, Condition. and Prospects By Rev. J. Leighton
Wilson, Eighteen Years Missionary in Africa and
the Secretaries of the Pesb Board Foreign Mis-
With numerous Engravings. I2mO., Muslin.
Wilson's book Western Africa" the
complete and report that has yet appeared Of
the condition of this part Of the Word-LOHd0R
Literary Gazette.
For sale at HAGAN'S, Market st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05

IMPORTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
WATCHsMAKERS.
III HAVE received direct from Europe a large supply OF
II Watch Makers Tools and Materials which will sell
twenty five per cent. below New York prices Materials
sent 10 part OF the country by mail. Likewise large
assortment Of Click Materials Having engaged
Of experienced WOrkmen for the repairing Watches
Jewery Coaks, &c, he entire satisfaction
City and Country Trade. W. G. BRUCE,
Wholesale Dealer in Watches Jewelry, Clocks Fancy
Goods, &c, II Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. IOIJIS.

R1Ia "HoA' -'-"s...-.. -----'CAPr.J y. CoRBTr.
ELLA ......----.....-... . JANIS Lowell.
NHESE boats viii be The regular packets be- -
tween ST. Louis and Nashville this season, Z sEe1sA
asd VIII commence their trips Immediately +Sezs.Sz1
aier the nrss rise In Cumberland River. They will maze
ihelr lnPs as regularly as the business will allow. Ons
leaving each port abOut every five days.
oeto-u A. HAMILTON Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
Merchant Tailoring.

l WOULD respectfully inform the Gentlemen of Nash
vile and vicinity that have opened at No. % Union
street, with carefully selected stock OF Cloths, Cashmere
Vestings, &C., direct from New York. such will
taste of the greatest eoHHOss and having engaged the
services of Mr. W. G. Aena competent Cutter and pract
cal Tailor, am confident that have in this and other
engagements every facility for giving compile sstisston
Terms moderate. Exhibition no charge: -
VIM. II. Perry,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
Boots! Shoes! Trunks

Boots! Shoes! Trunks !
LADIES' SHOES.
T ADIBs' fine French Lasting Ieeled Caters;
Congress do;
Kid BOOtee5, with and without heels
Kid, FIR Me- and Goat Welt Bootees
indiI Rubber Qeather sole) Clogs, new art'e;
Kid Slippers, Ofevery description;
Velvet and Lasting Slippers
variety Of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers
Misses Thick Kid and French Mo- Shanghai Kos
suth Bootees with general assortment Of Misses and
CbiJdrens Kid French and Calf
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Gentemen's fine calf v aierproof Boots
- Double Sole do
&C Dress Boots
" d" Congress Caters, double and
single Sole;
{. " Water-pf. Shoes and Oxford Ties;
large stock Mems Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip Work, OF COED material and workmanship.
NEGRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment Of Negro Broglns, for
and boys Negro Planters respectfully invited
10 call and examine efOre purchasing.
TRUNKS. VALISES. &c.
Alargs lot Of fine Sole Leather Trunks for Gentlemen
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks; ..
Also, a lot Of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Valises Carpet Bags &c. all Of which
are offered low reash. JOHN RAMAGE,
Oct3I No. 42 College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
A MISSOURI WEDDING.

In a peculiar vicinity of Missouri, marriage
was sgreed upon, between the favored son of a
farmer of no inconsiderabe Influence and the
belle Of the country around Of course, the elite Of
the neighborhood were in attendance. Every
thing was there, everything was apt readiness:
aThe roval TIGER nresent thar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
New Books.

DRAPER'S parabIy the best Work
Subject, embracing the great aud important dscovs
ries recently made throughout the W ord.
HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY.-StaJi,al and DynamcaI or the
Conditions and Course the Life of Man. By John William
Draper NJ D. IL d. Professor Of Chemistry and Physiology
in the University of New York illustrated by nearly 800
fine Woodeuts from Photographs. CSC pages svo., Muslin
Received and for sale at HAGAN'S
oct29 Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05

ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE,
Just Published. Gratis, the Goth Thousand Z
HeIEfz a FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL.
N-I1ksE TREATMENT, without Medicine, of Sperma-
Sxss1karV torrh1 Of Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emis
sions, Genital and Nervous Debility Imno-
tency, and lmpediments to Marriage generally.
BY o. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming COMPLAINS
originating in this mprudence end solitude you To- NAV
De easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE small tract
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly suc
cessful treatment adopted the Author fully explained
by means of which enabled HIMSELF per
ecty and at the least possible thereby avoiding the
advertised nOstrums of the day.
sent to any address, gratis and post free sealed enve-
oPe oy RENTING post paid two postage stamps Dr. b.
-GndHr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
MEMPHIS AND NAsHVTLLEPACEFT

FENHE tine passen ger steamer ALEONIA, Capt.
Il JANIS MILLER, will 10 the above trade ilaI
eis season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY -
al O'Clock, r NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY az
NJ Passengers may rely sbove boa leaving
place on the day and at the time advertised
oet23-u P. A. HAMILTON. Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
NOTICE.


CkY ROCKETS, assorted, Roman Candles, Flourpol
- BengOIa, Torpedss, &C., for sale
oct3l J. G. & C. ROBERTSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
r.,csr"r.ed Espr.-.l, fer s.c .'virsiss
Arrivals from California

Nrw loRk Aug 1tth.--fhe steamer Ariel has mr.
rived nj New York and the Daniel Webster ut New
Orleans, with dates from san francisco to the 2lst
ult
The Ariel brings million, four hundred and
seventy thousand dollars of treasure.
The Vigilance Committee continued to exercise full
.way in san Francisco. Hopkins, who was stabbed
by 1ndgc Terry, WIS convalescing Tcrry's fate was
undecided
Accounts from he mines favorable.
Crops were mthag an abundant yield throughout
tae State
Gen. Wool was reported i'll ut Napa Springs. The
ia southern Oregon Ind closed the Indians be-
ing removed or driven to the Reserve
There Is hut little intelligence from Central Amer
len. R,as still holds Leon against Walker He
has force ol six hundred men under his command.
The correspondent OF the New Orleans True Delta
se, that Rlsas party aud Gua,tmalaus 10 the num-
her of3,ooo were iortiising Leon. II WIS expected
that Walker would soon march 10 attack them His
effective force consisted of 900 Americans They
in good spirits Seven British ships of war
were lying ut san 1nnn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
Alltlk Ais Al THE
Wushin gfoD sBouse-Snrad n Clark prp.'

ArG. IN. II Ech0l3, J Lewis, Pittsyvania;
T Jopling s. Terry } l. B Anderson, Anderson,
sen. W MINIS, 5 & Stewart, VIM Golf, Bedford;
Thomas, Marion; J II Didake, Maloon, City;
Capt II llarmling, Abingdon:H W Wade, W II Tay
lor Va; W \ Cardwel Stitzall, Halifax J + Lcass,
New LONDON; J " Leitwch, Franklin; l. Arm
stead, Din~iddie, Jr, Campbell; W. Gish, Liberty;
+ Easton, Charlottesville; G buchanan Boctourt;
Dr. Jeter, Salem; r II Watkins, Chesterfield; A NJ
Shipman. j NJ Folks Nelson
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
SOhagUesSiOllsll.

NAsHINaroN, August nth SrNArE=thc bill con-
tuniug the improvement of the Dies Moincs river,
which had been vetoed by the President WAS eonsid-
cred and lost for want OF twothirds vote to pass
over the veto.
Tho Senate considered "A bill making appropriations
for various civil expenses. The House proviso was
struck out prohibiting military superniondanee in the
erection OF Public Buildings except those construct
cd Tor purposes OF defence. An amendment wns
adopted approprating one hundred thousand dollars
York
lousr. The House adhered 10 It's amendment TO
the Executive and Judicial appropriation Bill
The Senate BIZ appropriating nearly million of
dollars TO pay certain hondhodors The amount cspcn-
Died hv California for the suppression of Indian hos
tilitici was laid on the table by majority of ~.
WING Convention.
Albany. Aug lith.-=rhc State Convention of
straight Wings, in session in this city is largely
attended. Hon. Francis Granger is presiding
The Markets.
BALTIMORE August Flour city SO so.
Wheat J To . ca. better.
Corn, white, "a 10 81 yellow, - to 80
- NV ionK, August IL. Flour State, ~ 90; Ohio
So 40; southern declined, Standards 80.
Wheat fine Southern Red - 81, White ~ &c,
Corn honynnt, ga.
Virginia Skies -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

HoRRID MURDER. last Thursday. about
one o'clock young lady, named Ann Melissa
daughter of Mr. Richard Taylor, of Stump Sound
district. Onsow county, was found not far from
her fathers residence, having evidently been
murdered within an hour of the time when she
found Mark. on her person indicate that she
was choked to death, marks of fingers being upon
her neck, which was also much swollen. The
deceased exceedingly amable young la
dy and very much respected. The occurrence
has caused deep sensation in the neghborhood
The excitement is very great. Miss Taylor was
about nineteen years of age.
Suspicion attaches to young negro fellow be
longing to Nehemiah Taylor. There is no pos
tive proof. hut circumstances are of such char
acter that he has been taken up and is now in the
Jail of New Hanover county. for safe keeping to
await his trial Mt the next term of Onslow Supe-
rior Court.-Uimingt ton az. ca Journai
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

MOBILE EIEeTIoN.-A topographic despatch a
few days ago stated that the local election Mt Mo-
bile had resulted in favor of the democrats
This appears to have been mistake The cleo
lion only for an assessor, and resulted IN Ia
vor of the American candidate by majority of
some 300 or 400.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
From the Richmond Dispatch.

FATAL DISEASE.-Stanardsv Green Co.,
Va; August II. lS56.-For the past two weeks
our county has been visited with malignant ep-
ilcmic. which the doctors call typhoid flax. 1t
has proven fatal in great many eascs-some
thirty or forty have died with it, 1t is still ra-
ging though supposed to be on the decrease.
Yours, GEORGE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

FOREIGN TREATIEs.-Wa shington, Aug. 49,
The Senate to day, in Executive session Of three
hours ratified treaties with Austria and Baden,
for the extraiition of criminals. Also, of com
mercc with the Two Sieilies and Nicaragua. A
later treaty made with the former government Of
Nicaragua, and treaty with the Sandwich Islands
were called up, but not acted on.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

ANOTHER "lNvASIoN."- \ story has been
stTed by paper published at Council Bluffs
that one thou sand ''border rufians." composed
Of Missourans, South Carolnans and Geor
gians, are about TO invade Nebraska Territory
in order to intercept the free State settlers on
their way to Kansas. The whole story prob
nhlY manufactured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

SUDDEN DEATH OF \ LAWYER. PROVIDENCE.
Aug. IA gentleman unmed King, member
Of the Newport Bar. died suddenly at the Belle
vae Hotel, Newport. He Ind just helped a lady
next to him at the dinner table when he fell back
ileal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15

IIo! FOR KANsAs.-Mai w. d. Wilkes ar
rived in Columbia :. c.. on Monday last pre-
paratory to his return To Kansas. He has under
his command company of forty-hree emi grants,
md n considerable sum of money. contributed
for the benefit of the cnusr in Kansas.