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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

The Reporter also says:
"No other bank has followed in the wake OF the
Valley. and the Valley will be redeemed marx what
~ asyeyery dollar of the Valley will be redeemed
h IMPOSSIBLE that the of that bank can evade
1beir obligation to the public. The public has night
- look 70 those from whom their Valley came. The
people did not go to Hagestcwn for tit was given
hem here by the owners Of the bank and here 1t must
be taken up"
The auction sale of French goods was held to-day.
was well attended, but the prices obtained were not
satisfactory to the owners.
The steamer from Boston to-day is telegraphed to
have taken about half n million in gold.
The Money market is rather easier again to-day on
can, and stocks are carried without difficulty. There
sse no marked evidences Of Bank contraction this
week. Paper, in the discount houses goes at 81 *9l
cent for short date and irstclass Names and there
h no pressure on the market.
At Philadelphia, there is rather more disposition
manifested to operate in stocks, but yet ameora-
Zen Of rates in the money market. There is very
Ele really rstclass paper the market. Occasional
choice lots at short time, are placed at 500.
At Boston, Money is more freely supplied on prime
paper at rates recently gwen 81 is considered the me-
Ium but there is not active demand even at this
late.
The cash assets and liabilities of the New-Orleans
L.. ~. of aa foIOws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Reported for The NEwYoRK TRIBUNE BY GEORGE Rurp.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. lS 1856.
market ITS Cattle ~ Beeves and 3 Stores consisting
ofWoIkng Oxen, Cows and I, 2 and years old
PsIcEYrMarket Beef Extra SO: first quality, 81 250
Q! second quality IS so0s7 third qulity $50 IS 50;
Cows Calves from $3.50 $40 ssoosot Ycrlnss sl2
a al4; Two Years old, e200 $50 .,.
SHEEP LAMBs-5830 at market Prices, In lots 81 ~
So So s8d $3 each Extra and Selections - $50 90
SwISE-1l64 Western 4 market Prices live, 81 0Ste Y
NJ dressed 88Ic y ID Shoats Wholesale 7c retail 8dstc
The price Of Hogs the last week. lots aver
aging H. eros brought &c. while lots averaging not more
than 30 n sold for &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

~. Csicn.d seli. ct 81 isiS 81 ia, mos
POTATOES AND TURNIPs-Conmon Potatoes .. sv .s
81 Is and MERGERS a. 81 750$20 y Dbl Sweets have nro
declined. Virginia and DelswIes command s3 %nS4P DBL
Tprn'rs continue scarce and selling only in small lots
RCETbere change TO notice; prices are steady ana
moderate demand PREVAILS sales Of 20 tcs at $4G$i
looB
ROUGH FLAX demand and Is BETTER sales At &c., cash
SFFD9-Tbe demand 10 good for Clover, at l3idc with
vsry en- stock Timothy has improved and quite active;
sale. Of 70 bush .. bush Roush FaI !. in de-
nd AZ 50 bush OF IS ID. Lnsced 10 less hrni
sses Of Calcutta Boston 81 2 arrive and here at % 20
for email lots. ,oS
SOAP-Sses have been made Of 900 boxes CASTLE i'tS
103r New York Pale commands 5d6le.
SPiCES-No further sales have quotscons are
generally supported. .
SPIRfTS-Foreisn quiet but generally firm.
SALT-Tbe market 10 quite firm; sales OF S0 bush Cura
Goa s sac sale Of Ashtons fine at 81 49, Wohingtn's
at 81 ST and ground ct s7}c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

The Of advanced quotations to-day will be Per
number received for the week being One6rd less than the
number the weet before and the number II the yard. to-day (
a,i week Then again the falling of .eems to be almost en-
tey upon the better grades that there really short sup
Ply Of that class T1s is Dying to two or three causes
lie f.iw.Td for this market That deferred owner:
from D.ns forward Then , ts s. market VA.
elued that would be wanted Mis- week ABOUT ~
e:s .sd 's%
thrown Of the cn kept nearly out iona os. n
H. There 100 head thrown Of, BY bar macouIly
the t;lsn were killed and ,.vsG had e be
Railway TOOK the whole drove price .sIssd and sent the re-
m;nd, forward They s now T. csmpy omn.,.ou to the
he Yoi csn. Road By collision s in Which SIX
S IT, 1t isi County, C. %, o & Mr. os'ss
% Ohio EaS.Id P1 G .nS oso who
with Mr. Wilson Three Of themperhap. more-Me:s,s
B"e Blair and Taylor have left wive: and children ;t The
supposed that checked the shipment Of
s :sp se
le p for the beef by those who interested IN having
5 R or o S~ :nS 3 hesa rsS Saoe{
have O9d to complain Of the general quality
former seasons the general better The de-
fc,pey felt in superior GRADES bees. butchers are
such Il t.5me Hu can,
foot xS Hs. Sn S' ss they
sIwsy. lose money but when fool dies another born"
able to business being and mild and the market in the
fore part OF the day particularly pretty lively The best part OF
the Oet was mostly sold before uo0n some Of the sales we
Henry Cool had 81 head of very nice Duches County stock
70 eS %aef H:~ II them =. sss and Of them at ais.
ss % &
sVe. % ps P Sss
them ,Hd high 1 xM s. SSs
and cf took ss 'S Which he
He lot last week to him did not weigh much
called s BY buyer and cwt BY seller They good
.m. l.. Of kind Of stock week to cha
The drove were fed BY Gof of Kentucky and are said 70
have been fed IN Ohio but we e: sns % 40 vSsh
ewt would make s here which than they are
Xsoher Of Christopher Co.. drove. were :sd BY J. e
and S so, : . s t9of
Claypooi sswyer sold los head Bergen Henry HuId
By A sss william Hi ..ii s a 10
s lcic seller snd Dan Conekn took lo1 $50, Acwt'
Capt Vail sold drove of Illinois stock half cent by bis es-
ti.si better th.. last week; r...,,~t
hs. drove ~ B
G and 1s,y mixed lot from Gov" to s''' 'ee'
L. Bt!den very ordinary lOt y head owned b. Sum
Sugar Grove Indiana that will about 81 cwt
and $50 head Two gentlemen from neishbohns county
.eS see but eel
sion - yardsse feed fease and incidental expenses say
Of 50 cents beside bis own time and expenses and risk
and interest Perhaps somebody will take hint though we
Daily Brother have head Of pretty fair Illinois steers in
market sns b John Merritt WIN Bei S aa ana a c
Thos White Son selling lH head Of superior pr Illinois
upon cwt,, e.timsted BY sellers
DAYS from Columbus estimated II BY owner and by seller
at u ewt, and TO average iotc a., 49, sr o,; u,;o;. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
w.w.ysrk Cattle Market.

WyyxIY REPORT Of receipts and seins prices Of BEEvEs
VII x cows VEAL CALVES SHEEP and LAMBS,
Ss1 s".li,y and price Of sEEf CATTLE Inc treat
W.dsssdsy market si WASHINGTON DROVE YARDS,
X S9RT TRIBUNE IrsirsH ' b. soIoN R6siNsoN NV"
CURRENT PR1CEs FOR THIS WEEK
WEDBsspAy, eepG 10, lssA
BEEyEs-hess are sold By the hesd = Jes equal 70 he
aus Of he estimated weight Of hes(h - eaassA n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

REMAINS upox BEEF CATTLE-Our report shows the de-
cresse Of receipts Beeves for the week in the whole city,
upon the weekly "a head and s+l heades than last
week The number market to-day 13 head, which Is
400 increase on the average which 7s for each market
day last year. and $50 decrease upon the number sold last
Wduedsy of fresh stock and country The names OF owners
below Of State where cattle
from The Of sslesmen other than owners are cattle
broker" who sell commission for drovers or farmers
Stale Cattle really 7 less than the number this day week
In fact the number actually in the yards to-day is LOO less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Z FEATHERS-Prme Western scarce, prices are firmly
sustained sales at 52d55c.
FRUITS-Further been made of 100 Pre-
served Ginger at sc 25 and Is bbls Currants at DC.
FISH-Dry Cod continues good demsnd sales 5000 otis
Western and Grand Bank IS 1884, l2 Msckerel are in
fair request and prices firmly maintained sales 400 bills at
ssht improvement previous rates Herring, especially
scaled are scarce, and prices are very firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

6ners and eroeer have puchsd ely and prices rmer
sone say they Ae hshs pSe! t. from the lowest point;
ssy,rced in syn PATTY r We quote Loaf Crushed,
IIidI2c Coffee Whss iel Ollie and Yellow, s09ic: The
sses include 20 bks Porto Rico 7c cash. bon bond and
SG hbds mostly Csba at 7las}c duty paid; do Porto
Rico AZ siai $50 Msracaibo At the close there
tn ued buoysncy with activity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Men, Thick Grain and Kip Boots ........s2 90 az 57A
Boys' Thick Grain and Kip Boots .......l IS al S.
Youths Thick Grain and Kip Boots ...........1 6 al Is
Mems Thick Split and Kin Brogaps ........ 81 al 06
Bovs' Thirk Spl and Kin Brosans ......... u "a 90
Yo1fbs Tbci Spli, and Kin Brogsns ........ So IS
MEMS Calf Opetslf Wei, Broeans.........I Is al 10
Rows, G ALI One-bsf Welt Broeans ....... as al rs
Mems, Calf Punp and half Welt Boots 50 as %
Rows, ali Pump and Onebalf Welt Boots Is az 90
Mems Calf Congress Caters IS az 064
Mems Calf Oxford Ties and Brorxns (Sevedl 62 az 90
Mems Patent and Ensmeed 13rorans ......I 10 al 20
Women, {; rain Split and Fnsrneied Boots IS 81
Women's Copper Nailed and Sewed Morocco Boots - - o.,
Womens Sewed and Morocco Buskfns Cty Msde) 40 s24
Sci,v MaPSe,.. s5,0 Il,
Chdren's Copper Nailed and Sewed Morocco Boots .
Cr.,r poo,s n. 70 Ga ................... IS a IS
Grs;n Cs,Ls Sc m Ios .................... ~ 30
I.d,ss, Ene Satin Frencb (;n;ters 40 al IS
Ladies, ZINE Donbe Sole Caters Is al 62l
Ladies, Pmnella Dov Sole 12i0i 81
Misses, rorsd Caters Observation-Disclosures. IS al %
Chid,.r,s Ice and button Gaiters 50 so
COTTON-The market continues firm and has been moder-
atey active; sales of 200 bales We repeat yesterdays
nrcpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
Alb.nv Lumber Market,

WEEK ESDNs SEPT 10, lssS
Reported specially for THE NEwYoRk TRIsuss:,
ALBASY Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1885.
We have no change in the Lumber market for the
past week The doing continues brisk and the market
for the better descriptions firm Dealers say the prospects
for good fall business very promising Orders from the EST
and South are daily and the shipments in those dec
tions are 10 q fair extent. -, ,v.
In the Chicago market the feeling better and the duest
part of the season past The receipts there up to Aug ~
were follovs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

THRIVE notice farthe, sales Of 600 bills common Rost
land Al Csc and un 81 9-the latter pree decline VI w.
LATHs~Eas,ern are quieti sales Of 10000 at SIM W
days -. IF r..,.,, Snyues
and Pire at STA Sl2 go -. o,.s md G.r.
LFAD-The market is quiet; last sales OF SPANS" A '
man at Sc, cash. MI ...,.s. and
the ,toeks do not accumulate English Sailed sneeP ANU
Fr,nrb Cslf,kns are quiet and the latter are hrrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Ship Cumberland (of Baltimorel Lambert Rs..-,a.. . l.
md.r and 50 passengers Aeyerh ssaeisn. Had . rlsS
Ship William sSys; Ct ss;.ss, Cob s M.nn. A'a,
BmI REINDEER Day N.n,; April and St. Helena 'a,s =.
sS, @sSf. signal. With BAH E~sn boston bound
B. Marshal Dutch, cocord curaeoa q d., '4s !" p.
Bns Princes. Royal tBr), re.rmare TURKS I.lAnd ua.
Big crusader iBr), Fcer, Sidney, N s. Is d., coal -
Schr D. j. Sawyer Church, Bermud. ds mdse and pss
.en niger. to Tucker { Lahiboarns
sehr Eis. sOi BO:on G0se Sc 1SsD. ASasS
70 sion Ion S Is spoke bark ALI. for St Thomas. July
the SS" " i q nd s
La, 4 Ion 81 50 fell in With the wIesn 2! the i.s e, .
ssn Of oaf SeI e. vile md
an t1aH:ied state Capt dr., on the 2. sh Aass
and .s most provision. and Al the water. With s
CA Ii had been sf si'f
dest Al AZ: nov doing , well crv.,, River, WI. Nd
ee s.as TO- v M.et a.'i Mott @;sts
spoke brig Chas Coe hence for 81 Marks had so ~ nN
day chr with loss Of her mast was under ary%,ss
and bound W. also saw bark under e., o ss.
seSr ch...ter ouhier Newberu, C., Ads, to Bs'enaa
sehr Ny Rover Jackson Wilmington, N. C., d. n.'s
schr. Ann Gardiner, Small, Boston
Schf Panama Allen, Boston;
u.
Schr Insrsham Merrill Richmond de-
Schr Julia Frances Nelson Beaufort c. d. naval ss'
Schr White Cloud Newbury, Virginia d.
Sehr. Mel, Chambers Virginia d.
Schr. r. II DAILY, Chester Virginia 5ds
Schr. Grace Caroline, Rice, Virginia ds-
Schr J. Lovett. Rsynor. Virginia 2 de.
Schr. Martha Collins, Esns, Virginia d.
Schr. Black Monster, Townsend, Alexandria d.
Schr A. Brown, Tonsx, Virginia d..
Scbr Robert Crook Chambers. Virginia 3dA
Schr Z. Rosa Collins Virginia d.
Schr. Newport Williams Virginia 5 da
Schr j. w. Baldwin, Cooper Virginia d.
schr. DR.. Baily, Baily, Virginia SdS
schr Ira Bliss, Lopez, Virginia 2ds
Scbr c. w Lander Camerden Beaufort, n O., o.
SchrIC. L. Baylis Tooker. Bsltmore< d.
Schr White Squsll, Lynch Alexandra d.,
schr. R. NJ Beush, Robbins Wilmington N G, g. o.
Schr Henrico Scranton, Richmond d., u e. H fcrsoo
Schr. Black Squall, Neil, Aiexsndra 9 d.
Propeller Oneida, Ely, Philadelphia
Propeller Tscony, Gibson, Philadelphia
Propeller j. N. Harris Smith, New-Londsn
Propeller Petrol, Ayres, Providence.
Propeller Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
Propeller Bristol, Jones, Philadelphia =. ,,,
enthusiastically Knoxville Savannah Msson Chs''ss'
ton; Roanoke Norfolk, &c. ship Ino, Hobart Towe.
WlND-Durins the day. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Disasters, &c.

SAVANNAH, Sept s-The steamship Alabana. from New
York, has arrived here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

0UNNY-CLCTH-M Boston prices arc heavy
rive in October ric mcs for hesvy yn n the 3D..
GUAKO-Ihere e not much DOING IN rer''
yaree Fl q y tuu poticed by ~ yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

t.k,.. /, ssssi g.; sd Red Milwaukee C@o, -
"a, o. Rsd Ohio, q ST. and Red Indiana ', o'
~, !. better under the sdvices by the Canadian.
-. po,t !. better but Prime is irresular sales
, .so hbn at $ls rs, and $l7 6el S$l7 81. Beefis
q. lard has an improving tendency. Molasses is
~ IN Sugars there is activity and slight
.Sv.sce. The market is about &c. above the lowe A
.s,t Coffee in fair request and steady. In Co don
nsre \ a'moderate business at full prioes
TAompson's Bank Note Reporter has obta' Aed from
Washington some important information "A regard to
Land Warrants, which is given N the Inuexed para.
graph
"A few DAYS since we addressed letter 10 the Cen
sral Land Office, Washington Cit g. asking what land
efccs were now open in the esern States TO which
NC have received the foowin reply from John Hood,
ssa., acting Commissioner:
"'GEkER ,.LLisp OyrrcE, Sept. 8. 1856.
SIN: reply your 6ter of the 9th t herewith an.
Zen Of the land ofc open In the Western States
"a Minnesota Territory viz:
Chilioo,he, Ohio. Helena, Arkansas
indianapolis, Ind Clarksvlle, Artsnsas
Springfield, III. Champsgnoa Arksnss<-
ST. LSuis Ms/ouri Fort Dodge, Iowa
Fayette, Missouri Usage, Iowa
Jsrk:sn' HisscarL Msenl Point, Wisconsin
WsyssV Nssoun Minasha, Wisconsin
Sr.;nsSsid Missoud Stevens Point, Winconsn
H.ashn,s Missonri Saltwater Minnesota Ter
Milan, Missouri ssut k.pds ainn.s r.
Bstesvfne, Arkansss Chstheid, siinnesose n
Little Rock, ArksnsAs MinnesPo.i,ss MneT TIA l.
r..ssss9a H,ssnss Red Wing Minnesota t."
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The cash assets and liabilities of the New-Orleans
Banks ON the Odd Of Amust were as fOllOWs:

Total ..s7S5s 7s7 s6,s3o6l2 $7,7o6464 s1lSf7, $50
Statement of the value Of foreign exports from the
port of Mobile for the year 1855, and for the first six
v,>nfha Of 1885,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

BETV CATTLE in market to-day, AIS head including y"
sold yesterday w.,
H. ALLEaros proprietor Of the Washington Drove Yards
he Cstte In arket today from following States
Nw.York ............2 23 Illinois
.S7ll kentucky
Ipd.pa ~ New-Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Total 6rst sx months of 1855 Git $50
Exports Of Cotton from Mobile to foreign ports, with
he weight and value attached, for the year ending
Aug. 81, 1856:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

NAVAL bTORES-Spirlts TurptntiIe H1oe - - -
prices 6rn msntained sales 100 sols al fc en-, %
bbs choice white selected at &c. which price small ss are
akns 10 the trade from and 43 from wharf Crude Tu
penine arrives slowly the stock here very a
py;res Yu, FIRMLY Resin in fair request sales
bbs TO- the latter rate delivered from yard and zoe
ssles pale white is scarce and wanted extreme ptices Tr
j. steady and in fair request sales 2 bbs Wellington q
runs, at 81 Pitch 10 unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

trTWp ~ nsyhet Tor American continues 9u,ss os
sn ov,ns to the small stock and t nee very
s%:s =, Of sa Drs'I mo-: Foreign Also
nor -. go bales Manila supposed 70 ee We, MI
and 100 DO SIC bond AZ Boston mn. clean Ru.ss At $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Dec. ATS Inc Il, s62 z6 Inc 66S lit Dec: Isis
By reducing Wheat Flour the quantity Of the latter
IN the tidewste this year Compared with the correspond.
s period Of last year. shows increase Of 6s7 M barrels OF
Flour, -
The following table shows the quantity Of Of the pnei
ps articles Of produce left At from the commence
ent Of navigation the 7h Of Sept inclusive during the
~s,s issx $50 davs $50 days and 1856, l25 days:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Great Britain in American B
vessels. .16S
q Britain In Br. vessels. .lSa
fetal to Great Britain. ISL
France in Am. vessels. Sc
Total 70 other for. Ports 81
Total foreien............+e 5
Business Of New-Orle'
1855 and 1856:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

The quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Com and Barley LETT
.. tide water. during the first week in September, In
the wears 1855 and 1856, is as follows:
p@....... iliSs Tor s7,S ss &c,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
1856.

fectipU he1t :,
The receipts iy the canals for the LIST week In september In
he years named below. have beer as folows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
SALES BY AUCTION


Pursuant In decree II the Circuit Court Of Amherst In
Tie suit at Siradsr &e against Powell the undersigned
ils commissioner thereby appointed will the 10Th day
October ensuing Amherst Courthouse proceed sell
public auction the highest bidder that portion
ELTON Hotel property allotted by Commissioners the
OF Wyatt Pow, dec Il consisting upwards oft land
The said and lies may divided Ia
building lots erhy situated and will be sold In separate
los 20 suit purchaser. II DESIRED
riHNs -rveisr months credit except to much will
anil charges salrs that Cash
neni with approve security required Tor the deferred pn,
moutA RDpTRT IfNsIIN Conr
sep lacv NV
postp0ncmeut.
The above Sles postponed Monday tho ay If NJ
remhcr ensntnF RoBERr rtNsIEY, Conn
CIV l7uov
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
ORB AIR

Departed this life, at his residence in this place. on
Wednesday. November the 18th, 1856, JAMES D.
GREGORY, in the 4lst year of his age.
Mr.. e. had been for many years the subject of af-
fiction and disease being naturally Of frnil nervous,
and weak constitution. he had gradually given away
under its hlgh.!ng effects until his physical frame
AMI constitution were entirely destroyed.
In his last Illness he had been confre! TO his bed
for period Of more than inc weeks and while the
hand OF friendship and sympathy always at his
bedside ready to AFFORD every relief and comfort and
the best medical skill ready to alleviate his suffering,
yet the fell destroyer had laid his icy hand upon him
and in spite Of the tender sympathy Of relatives,
friends and physicians Wednesday evening, ut
hi-pas O'Clock, his spirit lett its mortal tenement,
and returned unto God who gave il.
The writer Of this notice knew him well and init
ma.pY the greater part Of lis life and can bear tes
many to the many generous and noble traits OF his
character. strictly moral and correct III his life and
jnst in all his dealings with his feow men, mild aud
uuobtrGsve in his demeanaI, always humane. oblig-
Ing, ana kind, he had won the affection and esteem
Of large circle of friends and acquautances In all
the relations OF life as husband. father friend ana
Aeighbor lie afprtionate and exemplary
He had-uever made an open profession Of Religion
although firm believer in the merits Of the Saviour
md tie Religion Of the Bible In his last interview
with the Pastor who visited him, he enabled to
say with great comfort -" Bless the Lord! oh my
Soal. aud ali that is within me bless his holy name!
His family and friends have the ronsoling hope, that
while they have committed his worn out and diseas-
ed mortal remains to the cold and silent grave. that
The Angels have borne away his immortal and better
part, To live forever in brighter aad better land. lie
has left wife aad eight small children together with
large circle OF connections and friends to hcmoan
his loss May they all learn to initiate his many 'ir-
tues. and prepare TO meet him where disease and
death aud suffering and parting ara mover known
and learn that
Irra Of hoo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

The Snow fiiI (MarylandJ shieId contains n q
account of the violent death of Baily Hickma.
Eeq.. Il citizen Of that county, at the hands q
Mr.. John II. Snead, formerly oi Virginia, but re-
Gently a travelling dentist in Maryland The un-
fortunate affair occurred at Berlin. ON the day nf
the Presidential election. Hickman struck Snead
over The head with an umbrella, and stabbed
To the heart.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
Firrs ON the Prnirirs- Ehrec Cer.ons Rurnc..

We have intelligence of very destructive fires
on the praires in many places in Central Illinois.
In Christian county. on the 9Th, it is stated that
family of movers from Indiana consisting of
three men and woman, while crossing the
prairie from Buckart Grove to Mowequa, were
overtaken by one of these fires, aud so badly
burned that three have since died, and the fourth
is not expected to live. The wagon, and all Of
their clothing, &c, were entirely consumed. II
Is supposed that the men were drunk. and that
the woman unable 10 save herself-Dirou
Wi) Telegraph, Nor. ].