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ENGINEERS OFFICE. BLUE RIDGE RAIL ROAD,
ANDERSoS, \. c, May l6, 1851. !
GtEAIED PROPOSALS will be- received Mt Knox.


VNOK RENT, LEASE OK SALE, THE NOM
n MENT HOUSE RICHMOND, VA.-Ths delightful
" aud c,iby situated HOTEL is for rent leac sale.
large portion OF /; is entirely new and just finished and
the whole OF Is in complete order for tenant with all
tho modern conycnences OF light, water, baths, &C.
II situated at the centre geographically OfShe city OF
Richmond fronting Upon Grace Ggth and Capitol
Immediately Uppoe.tc Capitol Squni n,crloot:py it,
the lower part Of the CITY, and James Rser several
nes 1t IL but short distance from the depot Of the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compn.
N.Y. and about cquidstant from those Of the Virginia Cen.
trail aud Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Companies
and the city omnbuses pn,s by every fifteen minutes du
ring the day
The situation is really unrivalled for delightful HOTEL
being near to all the public Offices just the head Of
Shocioe Hill within five minutes walk of tho centre Of
business, beiow upon the m aud the only Hotel upon
shockoe Hill which fitted up with all tho modern con
vcuicnces nnd luxuries,
To hrst class tenant long rnsc will be given u de-
sired, aud the terms will be very accommodating inc
,enun desires it, the buildings will be enlarged TO meet ,ho
CUSTOM md without i'll the slightest degree inronioahs
the ten nj during the construction Of the addition AS
suuIIcr residence is pcrhhps the haest IN he c!
InD Lcgi.iniIfe grated caa.cr !2} t!e IuIu' Pr 49,
OF the property and We authorized 70 inAI tue W
cessnry negotiations for the incorporsuop W tS as
stock &c. or to sell the property upon lohg pay
inS legal iutcrest or exchange Tor sooa pto'
pcry In the country To run OF onerprae tne oPpoi:
.tany EYE P'eseH''o " 9OpDlE g. AppERsoN.
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN
tCLPFPEk.

At a meeting of the Democratic party OF Cu'peper
county, held in the Court House, at June Court, on
motion OF john IL. Bell ESD, VIM Stout E"qr was
called 10 the Chair, and j. II. lowlcs appointed BE-
cretary. .
After explaining the object of tho meeting, Mr.. Bell
offered the following resolutions, which were unanl'
mousy adopted:
Resolved, That the Democratic party of Cupeper
county with pleasure accept and rs cordially endorse
James Buchanan aud john Z. Breckenridge the nom-
inecs Of the Cincinnati Convention, candidates Tor
the Presidency aud Vice Presidency Of tho United
States.
Resolved, That in James Buchanan We recognise
the experienced statesman, the abe dipo'natst, the
sincere patriot, the uniform advocate OF civil anu re-.
lgous liberty, and the true national representative ot
Democratic principles Of uublemished private char.
acter, and whose whole political history is known
to all men, and intimately identified with the history
Of the government.
Resolved That in the capacity patriotism and
sound political principles of John Z. Breckenridge, We
have entire confidence; and that we pledge ourselves
to use all proper efforts to secure the election o our
nominees.
Resolved, That we fully approve the official acts
Of President PIERCE that they demonstrate the high
est degree Of political integrity OF adherence TO his
convictions, principles aud pledges; OF consistency
with all his political antecedents and exhibit in them
selves splendid example of moral hrnne's, and ot
personal independence aud holiness.
DR.. John H. Sringfellow of Kansas, being present,
was called OIL aud gave very Interesting account Of
Kansas affairs. Also, j. 5: Barbour aud James Bar
bour, spoke on general politics.
Mr. James G.. Field offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That We approve entirely the platform
Of principles adopted by the Cincinnati Convention,
and recognise in it the true aud only basis upon which
the federal government be- successfully admins
tered.
On motion, the proceedings were requested to be
published in the "Ouserver' and Democratic papers
Of Richmond, Alexandria and Washington,
And the meeting adjourned.
WM. STOUT, Chairman.
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June .4-clm Berkeley Springs. Morgan CO Va
GTINO SUPERCEDED.

ruyIlE UNDERSIGNED located at Fshcrsville. Angus
{. county. Virginia, are prepared 10 furnish the very
hest article OF PUKE LIME" burned the ap
proved Thonilston plan, containing more OF it's ot!gnh
properties than any other Lime burned in the State Ind
a, less cost winch will enable the farmer improve h.
exhausted lands chenpcr than he has heretofore had
opportunity Of doing We propose deliver the
at this place Stacked LIME at cent? per bu.hrl "
CAUSTIC LINE TT Quo Shilling per bushe, when used
Tor agricultural purposes The nbcrality OF the Virgins
Central Raj! ROnd Company has much reduced be
freight this article enable all ta; ian,
expense when compared with Guuno. All inust and will
admit that while the only TEMPORARY, the ether
u PEANASEHT imJnovcr al the soil
For agricultural purposes II is t own in the cars loose,
saving the the o. barreliIg. To the MecGSne
confidently recommend Lime AZ bein; rGu'l
in strength, yield and wilderness TO AMI in the world U.'
Lime is put up in 1icrccs. full lie, aud warranted, GN
cents per tierce the Klns Ii equs why not /.
preference to Yankee nci
Rates Of charges Lime by tho VirSina Ccutr'i R..
Ron Company per Car Load Ot Six Tous loose or 10 ba'
rrs Richmond sl9: A-es Sic; Peaks Hanover Coar;
House. uni Wickanm's, sI6; junction. SlJ tiuee,',
Nur!s and Aier-ons Sj Fl ednick Hail. Bunpsss AID
Beaver Dam. S!3 Louisa Court LoG.e aud Tolcr,ris.
Sll: Trcvinns SO; Gori0nsvillc Lindsays, and COD
hmm - Keswick and Shadwel, 81. CharJt,r,S!irr
sJ 81; WcoLrillr Mcachums River md Greenwood Tut
mel IS.
AGENTS.
W. r MINOR & BROS tor Albcmnric county
". H. MAN tIDtJr- vile, ana the Depot Agent: froH.
there "a Richmond authorized agents TO r"ee.'e
orders Tor lime.
J. i. BUTLER x co Of Richmond for that place.
July &C Till 2Iih Oct BROWN a. NORRIS
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SUMMER RETRElTc
FACQUIER WHITE SRI pH,.s"~~~-~-~~-

FBNlllS wr-cs;abi-lrd wnr,i,. o.,
OF 'D e o" , Ii jun T %p%a%d
them for term oi years The improv.ms'd hy one Of
full aud extensive. and all necessary are tTste
dons have been made to render he Hotel nna s
IRON the rail road Mt Warenton G mile, bx usan.
road The morning trains on The Orange road ;rr
andrin west, and from Gordonsville East Gomez sx
Branch road with "nrrcn.On, where comfortable he
hwnlt the arrival o: the cars S'"ches
Passengers from Baltimore. Washington snd Ala.
andrin hrrve at ;he springs at II O'Clock 4 H. ara
stanton rId Richmond to dinner "''h
Board tor four months S25 three months $50 n,o.t
S'' per month one month Si0, week Sl. day a.. ctT
dren and servants halt price THOS b p ISGk,G
May 2i-3tHw1n AIpY.p p.Krp"'
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District will address the people ut tho following time
aud places:
PKgsroS CousrY.
Evansville, "Wednesday, 9th july, . =. VI.
German Settlement, Thursday 10Th July, = p. II.
Cranberry Summit, Friday, ilth July,
Gus,rnans Mill. Saturday, 18th
kiagwopd, tCoIrt day. Monday, liih July p. VI
BrandonvIile, Tuesday, 18th
Gainesville, "Wednesday, 10Th
Itoeburs, Friday, 18Th
Independence, Saturday, 18th
MARSHALL County.
Court House Court day ~ Monday. 9l,tJuly"
Mouth Of Fish Crcakr Tuesday, 22d July,
Garncrs, Wednesday, ODD Z"
Ecllton Thursday, 9Th "
Cameron, FRIDAY, 25,h
Stuart's School House, Saturday, 10Th
TAYLOR CuUSrY.
Pruntytown, Monday, Court day. 2Sth July. "
Harmony Grove, Tuesday, .9h ="
BaREoL X COUNTY.
Phillip Monday, court dny,I 18th Aug
RANDOLPH CUuSrY.
Beverley, wednesday, 9th L"
PREsroS CouSTr.
Kingwood, Circuit Court day.) 10Th
Hancock County.
Manchester, Court day. 10Th &"
BROOKE CoUSrY.
Holidays Cove, Saturday, ODD &"
Wcl!shurg Court day. 18th " "
Bethany, Friday night, .?h
OHIo COUNTY.
West Liberty, Saturday, Both 1"
Tradelphia, Saturday night, Both "SP. NJ.
MARION CoUSTY.
FGirinont, Court day. 9Th Sept.2 p. NJ.
MOSoNGALIA COUNTY.
Morgantown, Court Lay,l 9Th Sept.
WErzEL COUNTY.
Martinsve, Court day,l 10Th Sept.
PLEAsASTs CoUSrY.
ST. Mary's I'd day Circuit CJurt,) 2st Sept.
TYLER County.
Sistersvo, Monday, 22d Sept. p. NJ.
Ccutreville, Tuesday, I'D -
Middebourne, Court day. 25th " "
Mr.. Clemens and Mr.. Brown will also address any
meetings their route from county to county, which
may be fixed by the Senatorial or County Electors
the people, and which will not Interfere with those
above. The Senatorial and County Electors of the
Democratic and Fillmore parties invited to part-
ripate in, and address any all of the above meetings.
OH equal terms, with the understanding that the M
rangclnent shall be mutual one, aud extend TO the
appointments of the Fillmore Electors, il any shall
ID made.
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SEA BATHING.

az ZANE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
'iiS o""shtiu watering place is open for the "a
e'puon OF visitors by the day, week month or sea-
"a situated on an elevated point commands all eye"
s n ana splendid view 0; Buy Hampton Road -
n' n. ana ~" surrounding country
NC advantages Tor Bathing are not surpassed bv -.
health. e 10 P'o'esOil. Tor
/ - proprietor pledges himself 10 make every ,n.
"e s"y OF '!'itors pleasant, and take the Lbc,,.
' i"i HIS ",!.!'f 10 !usc VINO lave hsr,of,-.
Che'ap'hHc i:h!. Tor their summer rr,rea, '''1
;G,,. 80" S,, &. l. EKS, Proprietor
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STILL,IORE FOR SALE,

OFFER tor sale the Farm which rcs!s
Il containing SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES II i, one
OF the best improved nrns in the c"un,y of Cupep,i
The BUILDINGS ARE new, convenient and HANDSOME y
lies within Fix miles Ui the Orange and Alexandra Rl
ror and wi iu threc OF the Pink road to Freic'lcs'
burs he rrrs, crop o! wheat will amount 10 no ~
3..tD bushels mn willing 20 take part the ranf
dr7oTH IN scr .anis. wGIrl want IL: nv
Ny D"po and post.orlc. 10 Brnnsy station Cu.pcpt;
Couhy VI.
July i-ctw JEREMIAH MORTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08

NEW ANTHaSrES FOR STRYCnNINE.--
ID ,ctor Shaw, of Texas has found swest oil, drunk
freely, a successful antidots to strychnius in two
Gases. The oil is to lie poured down without any re-.
ference to tas patients vomiting. Professor Roches-
ter has reporteI Of poisoning ny the same
terrible drug successfully treated by free u.e Of
esmphor internally, aud mustard poultices outside
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MISSOURI EMI(:KANTS

z RE hereby notified TINT $40 acres OF the hne' ~
n bhcco and Whea, Land lying within IL mi.' " -
Mississippi md miles OF Prnrievi'ie. Pike county r
purchased on easy and accommodating terms WE !.
exception Of about 90 acres in cultivation, the whole NJ
Is timbered land. There is good double log nonss
other Uutbuildngs. upon H. and the whole tract Is ven
tered The ueiyRborhuod Of the best In the s.
being utmost exclusively sct,lsd by yirsnans. IL.
in three nios of Episcopal and Msthodi.t tn.!s.
one DESIRING 10 cultivate TOBACCO, wheat mud gra', -
farm offers surpassed by but few IN the "e'
and will he sold low.
For ,erms nddrcss N. ?. Minor, Louisiana, Missouri
81
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.,,a Of vour great statesman1he OF the y, ,hs
example o, fail to animate the Democracy ~ tnS
e. An" and afsn to ya SS Psa n be-
buckle u. ,h standard bearer preferred BY N'rSi"'H
1 Tn Democracy d. OF the North and oil the Union can
ame fnre his glorious triumph over the dark ara
CON of 1855 which, though annihllaed on Tue sou S,rh
sbe Old Dominion was subsequently to thrust i"t'"
.,san,. I,ond. .lsrwhrrr in ';l6. LININGSIO N.
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SOMETHING OF A TRAlN.-A Buffalo paper
asys a frsiyh, train eft that city over the Central
Rsilrosd, . few days since, which consisted Of two
hundred aud twenty oars. all loaded With Hour, anu
containing oxeE 2l.OOO barrels. Jhs product o.
whole township OF Wbvst- fulds ON ope trAin:
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RED SWEET sPKINC,

| yr,,,r. hi.''f.'uaHl COUNTY, EliGlHl;
| 'H>hf'SE Springs AZ" Situated IL nil. "a. =,
"rcsnhrl"r White sulphur mile N,,,b -, ", n tus
s"nc', ni!,: ) mics from kDn.acks On "a. 49,, wv
tennessee Rsi! Eunh, from which Su;u,urrs'n - .I'
90 Keep 'nii suppl! OF Ccachs- ruuL!u, I,,lv
N ""y'i:ht, 10 tI!s pisc" and 20 the Wu,rs 49, -
SpIihse hh"ins II" Hl.h travel. P"-'
These waters are Chs. yucatr, Offering in ,ns,- .
ana '"'!ar inrrGents. Tmrys il l.r!. .e,uI,, r,,,
:" 10 ~ degrees f"rcnG"t !o.a!H. two ladies' anj n-
yclitle.nais '' 'H0 Que
RED SWEET BATHS.
the most exAl.t'"'i"s nmu -..n;!. Bath, IN ,b r-;
states. Thee Is Also another Bath and Spr.nr 49,, 80
!lo;c precisely similar ~ temperature ani eerr =" ,n
Oii sweet, ON" nile from. Ills .lvGug yl>.,crs 20 his Ms.
tie nhra'n."- o. IRE wE,.r % both piece, The W.T.
are Ionic Alternative Md Apcr"n sgited 10 cnsrs OF exc
irene debility dIdrr.d'I 81 :ic mot aa.a.c character
also, rHcuIia sln, cu,Hnrn!s Affection. al Chronic d..
Gas's OF the Stomach liver spleen. sc Rre! the va
nous authors o. IA. N"erG! spEag, Of Virginia for tee
anhy-IsD
iarrc - o. lie premises Reading Room, Furnished
with v.rc'y az newspapers TOR all parts o the a.n
Also Ballard Rooms Ten rIu Alleys una other anus
metts TIC services vi NOLANDIS BAND OF Music
oil Baltimore, La. been occurred.
Tho proprietor hvin: the satisfaction know that he
has given .r.isihr,!Un heretofore MS visitors and 10 ~
tain the high reputation 81 :ne Rcd Sweet has Induced
him hIs accpmmu dn,rns. hnittriES hnlse Tia,
In. future !anuTs VIII insure iG portion Of the puoc "a
truna.c
Tia, Pos. once this place. end daily mails s1cr
way. c. BIAS
June li--ctlC:hAuc
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COMPREHENSIVE

The undersigned having purchased the entire n'"rr,
Of w b WOOD, Esq, ~ the iars business 81 IAN
!Ei, WOOD & Co. vii! cgDnuc the tiror'rfs W.
Co'nms>ion Business under the hrrn "i hAh'h'
ARMlS1E FAD at ths DID s'GEd, No 81. P-hfi street
They have recently received, anil .l! keep on hsaa
good ,iock uf Groceries.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore oeroS
they hope by prompt attention TO merit I'M rne'e ' "
future A F. HARVEY,
WIN 4. ARMlSTEAp
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WILLIAM HATTAILE,

ATTORNEY At Law, PAxOO GITY. MISSISSIPPI
6tOS1lNtES to prncticc in the Court held jackson,
" snd in those of the Fifth Judicial District. composed
vi he counties Of Yazoo, Madison ulrs Lcnkc Alfalfa,
Winston and Smfow"r; will Civ" strict attention to col
.c;ion oi claims payment OF taxes aud adjustment of Law
titles in either OF those counties. Refers George X.
pcate Esq Richnuud; DR.. +. j. Srribling, Stnunt.n;
Thos. F. Knox. Esq., Frcdnrlckshqrg; Mc.srs Swncy,
Green Co, New Orleans; Messts J. Wilde, Ir., Scw
York; Gen VIM. F. Gordon, Albemarle, Va; Vim. n.
Goucc. Esq., Washington City. Oct ll-cwn
ENGINEER'S OFFICE, BLUE RIDGE RAIL ROAD,
ANDERSON, 4 c, May l6, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt Knox.
- Vile, Tennessee. until IL o'clock, n on Wednesday,
July l6th l5G for the graduation and masonry oil thirty
miles OF the Blue Ridge Rnil Road, commencing at Knox
Vile There several heavy jobs ri masonry, among
them the lnnsoury the bridge the "sicn river
Knoxville consisting OF seven piers and tic a'ut.
ulrnts.
The Company tho right to reject any propo'
sns and require the bidders to give satisfactory secur
ty for the faithful execution according 10 contract o the
work they may undertake.
Plans aud specifications may be and the time for
cr,pctiug tho work and all Other information obtained
WALTER GWYNEI
Chief Engineer Blue Ridge Rail Read.
.1..Nr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08

ARREST FOR MURDEg.-We learn from tho Staun
ton Vindicnior that negro boy named Mrnsi heeh
about sixteen years the property of Boswell fiemhe
of ntsyvania committed to the n:l oi Augusta
county, on Wednesday evening last charged win
killing Dnvy, slave TO Garland Harris, OF liannvcr
The two boys were hired 10 contractor on tile Cell
trnl Ruud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08

BoSps Recommendations of the robbera OF MeSsrs'
Adams, Thomas Il Co.'S store, at Snithted' ' A. mas
confessed TO his participation in tho crime nnd aesgS
mated the spot where the S6uO0 worth of stolen D9hn
were concealed Ills stated, however, that he hnh 10.
ceyed no portion of the money stolen and could glVo
M clue 10 the discovery Of his accomplice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08

Iu1uu CoLIEGE OF ST. JAMES, MARY.
LAND the cssss Commercial nn tt aad
y,ohc- 10 the LIST of August. Whole charge
uar vear for board tuition Sc, $3.50 No entrance ice.
tudsnts admitted any part OF the year on application
~ LII cxan COLLEGE, 81. James P. O., Maryland
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IypIoEArIoN MEErING.--A large and respect"I'e
meeting was held ut Piedmont Station, Va, on lne
18th ult for tn. purpose of expressing their
c. Underwood Of Clarke county, and Geo Kye OF o.
Shenandoah, in representing Vrginu at the niach
Republican Convention recently held in Philadelphia
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LoxGEvurY.-Dicd, at the residence ofJ. {. Baker.
in Frederick county, Va, Oh the 18th ut, negro
woman named Chloe, whose age was not less than
one huu,ired and fire ysors. She born in Hanover
county, ~ c., aud was brought to this State i'll 1913
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BUCHANAN MEETINGS
PRESTON CoUSTY.

SHgRRARD CLEMENs, the Elector and WILLIAM
q. BEowN, the Assistant Elrctor. tor the WherliD,
District will address the people ut tho following times
aud places:
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OCKE'S SHOWER BATHs.-Anothcr supply
of tie above desirable baths Just received All who
wish TO be comfortable dufing the hot waaher SHOULD rY
one Of the above bAths. For sale By
July4 BuLkLET co.
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ENGLISH AMBASSADORS TO THE UNITED
STATES.

From the London Illustrated News June 81
There is one point in the future relations of the
Two countries Which sufficient attention hss not yet
been bestowed by the British government. When
ever the Americans have to appoint M Anbassaai.s
10 London they select the very best and most Illus
have the best man for President, but they never tail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08

LARGE REwARD.-A reward of $lOO' mas oee ecu
offered for the capture Of the incendary VINO set
to and destroyed Mr.. David Dunlops courage, q.
"Ellerslie," in Chesterfield county, week Ut '"o
since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

iYr NOTICE.-Wc have this day appointed ''"''''
ISAAC BASS agent in this city, TO sell the Enqu" e.,
side OF our coumtins.ro"n. He will hereafter '''
hocI steamboats, and rnil rond dcpus for the PURPOSE
supplying those who may wish to purchase ANY o'n.
person selling Altering for sale this paper, esc'p
Bars or his assistants, (who will be appointed ny
will be prosecuted Hs the law directs.
To break up organized systcm Of robbns OH" gu"
,eribers rs well us Ourselves we will pay reward OF "
70 INV person who may convict any OF selling
trmpfin9 ss the Enquirer after this date Ill
of the above arrangement.
PosT.OrFIcE ArrAIRs.-rhe Post Office al Nor. orr
Mountain, Berkeley county, Va is re-es'aonshhi;u u
Conrad X. Robbins postmaster. Office al rrenuii
Fairfax county, Va, is discontinued Appohteuu Ti
bert W. Gray postmaster ut Gainesville, fr'hes
liam county, Va, vice J Is. Grayson resigneu. aP
point William T. Wells postmaster, Mchan l'nsI .
fiitche county, vice William T. Wells resgneu
John H. Sturer postmaster Rectortown station au
auier county, Va, vice Martin Maddux res'sneu'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08

WE HAVE noY hand large a.'9i'in;,I;
w Gold stone Cameo Lava, f!o!eueea sna PI4. ii
Sleeve buttons ard Studs. Ali those in want "''
MYERS s JASKE, No "a, Main .a s Clock
June 20 sign ol tIlc llIuiiI." "-----
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EIETY DOLLARS REWARp.

~ The Petersburg ln,cigencer auI Lynchburs Vir
sina will please give this insertion and send the
bills 10 the committee. July i-clt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-08

BARGAINS, BA f X e. .velr}
6nc Patent Leather snI Calf skin Gai:es Eu,
sell at vefy reduced prices. All yno SA-'
will call soon as they must be soi1 No lo7, Main y
Juue IL ALA n--------.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-23
Another Of the Murderers Arrested!

We published yesterday telegraph dispatch
announcing the arrest of Worrel, one of the
murderers of Gordon, an engineer who was
lately killed near St. Louis. We have now the
qualification OF announcing the capture of the
other murderer at Nashville, by our Sheriff,
Mr.. Gavitt. A dispatch was received from
Mr.. G. yesterday by Mr.. Earnhart, of the Tel
egraph Office, dated Nashville, Feb 22d, sta
ting he had caught the murderer, and would
leave for st. Louis the same day, yesterday
We hope there can be no mistake in this. The
man arrested at Philadelphia declared he did
not murder the man, but a0itnessed the act
1t was a cold blooded murder for money. We
only wonder the murderers were not caught
before. They left warm track behind them,
which required no keen scent. They were
traced to Olney, ILL.,, to Vincennes, and on to
indianapolis, without difficulty One of our
citizens saw them at Olney, as he afterwards
discovered when the. description of the men
reached him. They sold their horses at Vim
cennes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-23
For the Wabash.

A number of boats at Cincinnati and Louis
vile will leave for the Wabash upon the OPEN
ing of navigation. There are now three or four
steamers froze up in the Wabash, anxiously
awaiting breaking up" One of the number
the name of which we have forgotten, left Gin
cinnati for the Wabash some time last season
grounded in the Ohio above Evansville-got
off three weeks after by rise in the river
again grounded in the Wabash and has been
there ever since. Her trip is almost equal to
that of the Tiber, little dyspeptic stern
wheeler that used to run in the Wabash trade
semi occasionally. She recently arrived at St.
Louis, having made her trip from Cincinnati in
exactly eleven months and five days.
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