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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

The contract for the construction of
the Cleveland Ohio custom house,
post Office, and United States court
rooms, hasbeen awarded by the Secre-
Of the Treasury to Mr.. j.. w. Warner
for $50, 500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09
AFFREY BETWEEN GOV. WISE AND HUGH
R. PLEAsANTs, IN THE CAPITOL OF va.
RICHMOND. july z,

AAShuOND, V0g tLOcO
Hugh R. Peasants, a brother'o of the
late John Hampden Peasants, and
formerly editor Of the Penny Post of
this city, went this morning into the
Executive Chamber of the Capitol,
where Gov. Wise was engaged writing,
and taking a seat by Invitation Of the
Governor, said, after'a brief period !:
Il thought gizzard foot washere, Gov.
Wise smilingly replied: 81 am the
man." Peasants, rising from his
seat, and approaching the table at
which the Governor sat, said: ssBy
God; I did not know you; and soyou-
arc ebo shin and gizzard foot?' 81
am" remarked Gov. Wise, witha smile,
''and you are Hugh, Pleasants."2-
peasants t~hereupon. commenced abus-
ing the Governor, without any provoca-
ton whatever, when the Governor
ordered him to leave the room, but he
refused to do SO. The Governor then.
rose from his seat, approached Pleas
ants, and taking hold of him, endeavor-
cd to push him out. Peasants resist
ed, squared off, and placing himself in
an attitude to strike, when the Gov
ernor struck him with his fist under
the left eye, and cuthim prettyseverely.
He then seized him by the arm, turned
him round and kicked. him.
At this time the messenger of the
Executive came up, and had him re-
moved By order of the Governor. It
is said that Pleasants was intoxicated.
The Know Nothing Of the city, are
very indignant about the affair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

IL. -.It
The Paris correspondent of the NeU
York ErestS;ng Post in a recent letter
remarks:
Russia is angry with herself for
having signed a treaty Of peace SO little
honorable to her-a treaty by which
she sacrificed her patriotism in the hope
of breaking up the Anglo-French ALI
ance. The last treaty Of April Is, has
proved to Russia the entente between
the two countries to be more cordsaIe
than ever, and the settlement of the
Principalities shows that they are on
the best Of terms with Austria also.
Russia does not attempt to conceal her
chagrin. She is fast rebuilding Sebas-
tOpol and Nicolaief, and dismantling
those f~ortresses which, by treaty, she
is compelled to restore to their right
full owners. Orders are given by the
Gar to lay down lines Of railways in
all directions, and to push on their CON
struction with renewed activity. The
Car thinks hat if he had been able.
by means Of railways, to pour in his
hordes upon the Crimea from the utter
most limits of his empire, he would
have been spared the humiliation of
being driven out of Sebastopol. In
short, the tiger is preparing for another
spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

III
1MPoRTANTTo SHoEMAKERs.--A boot
and shoe company for manufacturing
boots and shoes by Bernard's patent
machine, has been formed in England,
with a capital Of $6O0,O0O. The
machine is said to ~supercede manual
labor entirely. A factory already in
existence makes by it 200 pairs p day.
The expenditure Of the population Of
the United Kingdom for boots and
shoes is estimated at se~venty-fve mil
lions of dollars; and this company,
looking to a gradual extension of their
powers. of production, contemplate an
ultimate increase of their capital to
S2,500,6 600. 8g
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09
FROM m

EAVA A14AAANQAN0s (
July 17.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has asked Congress to amend
the act of 1912, so as in addition to
the prevention of importation Of ins
decent prints paintings and transpar-
encfes, to embrance s~tatlettes and
figures of asimilar tendency.
The Senate to-day confirmed, in
addition to two yesterday, one hundred
and n~inety-fve appointments or pro-
motions in the Navy, to fill vacancies
occasioned by the action of the naval
board. Four officers since the nomi-
nationwasmade, have died ofresigned.
The Senatel acted on them en- Daas8e.
A Treasury warrant was issued to-
daF, to Messrs. Glover and Mather,
for 5000, 000, awarded by the first
Comptroller, as indemnity for the
breach of their contract by Postmaster
Campbell, for carrying the mailbetween
Louisville and New Orleans.
July 18.-The President sent to the
Senate TO-DAY, the nominations Of John.
Forsyth as Minister, and Walker
Fearke as Secretary Of Legation to
Mexico, both Of Alabama, in place of
Gadsden and Cripps, recalled.
Those hayingthe subject immediate
ly in charge, have concluded not now
to present the application of the people
of UtaA, for admission as a State into
the Union.
Louis NAPoLEo5Ts TYRANNY.--A
late letter from Paris says:--9i
"Tbe Government is very severe in
its resentments-the Government
journals all belabor Victor Hugo, the
greatest French poet of the day, with
the foulest abuse-poor LegohYet still
groans in prison, and a corn merchant,
who said publicly that the people had
LITTLE, reason to be grateful to the En-
peror, for it was their own money that
he gave them, has received orders to
withdraw from the corn market, andto
cease all further transactions there.
The following annOuucementappears
In the Opinione of Turin, of the 18th:
eff we are well informed, the dispute
which had arisen at Parma between the
Austrian commandant and the local
authorities has received an unexpected
solution. The Austrian military com
mandant insisted upon extending his
inquiries in criminal prosecutions tc
events anterior to those which had
caused the state Of siege; the locaI
authorities supported by the Duchess
refused their assent; ~whereupon Count
Crenneville declared that he would mo-
protect the Government any longer
but would leave it to its own resources
He has been taken at his word, and the
Government Immediately opened The
state prisons. What the result Of thil
step viii be we do not know" :
The BOur8e Gazette of Berlin of tn,
18th says: c bod
GA visit of the Queen of Englandt t
the Court Of Berlin, and that of tn,
Prince and Princess of Prussia to Lon
don, has long been the subject of con
versation, and it is now said that thes,
reciprocal visits will certainly tax,
place. The Prince and Princess o
Prussia will probably leave for Londol
at the end of July, and remain Their,
for a week; and it is. thought tina
Queen Victoria will come to Berlin il
September.
The Paris correspondent of the Nea
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

And a thousand other useful and necessary articles
in the line. }
Also, red, black and blue INKS, Of our own man
~ufacture, Wholesale and Retail, as CHEAP -aszean~bs
had in st. Louis, and warranted of the best quality
put up in quart, pint and half-pint bottles; also, II
four and two ounce bottles. 3 #r
Professional men wishing a bill Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

STEAMER BURNT AND GREAT Loss
OF LIFE.-Buffalo, July -17th.-The
steamer Northern Indiana took fire at
IL o'clock this morning, on her passage
to Toledo, and burned to the waters
edge. Large numbers were taken off
by the steamer Mississippi, a propeller,
and a schooner. Fifteen to twenty are
known to be missing, and thirty to
forty r reported lost. The names
of the lost are not yet ascertained.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

ADHESIVE ENvELops.-Those that
stick to the post Office clerks fingers
when they sort the letters. These
enFelops, by a singular coincidence.
are generally found to contain money.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

A plan for the establishment of an
agricultural school in connection with
Yale College, is now before the people
at Connecticut. 1t is proposed to To-
cate the school of New Haven, where
the advantages already existing are
estimated at $780, 900.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

The Halifax journal says: fFrom
reliable information we learn that
there are about $4,000 children desti-
tute Of education in the Province. This
is a deplorable state of affairs, and
needs to be regretted. 1t is byno means
creditable to the rulers of Nova Scotia,
nor fattering to the wisdom Of herleg-
islators. sfFff# Fa815 8I1E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
Nav nj Intelligence.

The UnIteh States propeller Dispatch having been or.
deIed to washir ston left the Navy Yard yesterday at
twenty minutes pest p NJ, but after proceeding some
distance down the bay her propeller wheel was discover
"a to be fouled by the fan OF Of the
quarter boat cavt tackles, which had perhaps clipped
ove e. board-snd which compelled her to put back
TO the yard, where she arrived at about halfpas p
She wac be taken into the United States Dry Dock at
that place as evening" 10 have II cleared This would
BE- mpshed before morning when upon beir taken
ont the dock would be reacy for receiving the new
s-es igate Niagara which Il the intention of Mr..
s,etrs her buloer TO place within II time this sre-
boon, II possible, for coppering &c.
The United States sloops Of Macedonian and Van.
salia were at Horg kong the 18th OF January the
latter arrived from Annoy on the 18TH
is said that the Unitei States steam fgate Merri-
Ia ordered the fsg shp OF the home squadron In
place Of the frigste Potomac, ordered home.
The FrDnd af China, Of Jan. IS says Captain Pope
shifted from the United States soop vandsls the Ma
csdanhn YESTERDAY. Lieutenant Roots ~ now In com
81 The ysndsa, and proceeds 10 Manila in lev
ssy., W Lssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
News fkua Porto aacO.
Qua GUYANA CoRREsPONDxNOX.

Gu ,YAxA, Porto Roo, Feb. %, 1855.
The CAol1a--Susar tie hse-Ss0te Of TIE Markets, &C.
Since my last advioss, a hsppy to bs enabled TO 70
port that the cholera has been gradually Diminishing In
severity and has been officially declared to have entirely
disappeared om St. John and other to WINS in the
island Neither this place, Ponce nor Maysguss has
been visited by the epidemic, and trust We have
tirey escaped.
Very heavy transactions have recently taken place in
this and other parts of the iaand in sugar. some TO-
Geo hhds have been taken for European be
headed by the Rothchids, in connection with English
French house, at prices varying from - soto s6 50
per 100 lbs some choice parcels have been taken at
IS 62k 75 Many entire crops have been purchased
these rates Of course much to the OF the
Planters who for twenty have not realized snch
figures Tor Il cir sugars. MOAsses Ia In Give in
quiIy ct 20s with upward tendency. al hough she
Tennsssees sdvioes to the A6th this morning
received anything but favorable. 1t Is reported
that srcpg attempts being made by strong par
ties in Europe for control the sugar kets OF tua
continent and that very extensive orders sent 81
multanee usly this island Cuba Brazil and other sugar
countries, for purchases.
Charters the United States dull In
of the high prices OF produce Last ra 40 for
sugar, and So so for moaases. The weather Ia highly
favorable TOR getting of crops.
Fxchar ges are dull and declining United States, q
psr cent sterling, 80 95 and Ga per cent France
per cent PR mium American orts In full sup
ply; flour, $22, seldom imported from the United
States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

ALBANY, March e. 1856
BRoADwAY RAILROAD.
By Mr. wmrsE from the sailroad Committee made re-
port signed by himself Mr. Northrup and Mr. j. B. Clark
favorabIy TO the Broadway Railroad bill
By Mr. HoYIE from the minority of the Com mit.ee on
himself and Mr.. B. Smith against the bill.
The majority of the committee mace fight agans! The
reading Of either Of the reports to the Houie The
joriy report lengthy, and the minority report brief
After the maj oriy report had been dispensed with,
Mr. Boyle endeavored to read the minority report but
was interrupted by Mr. Northrup, and quite spirited
rnish took place the majority of the committee
dtsvo ring to prevent its being read.
Mr. H0YIE gave way, stating hat bis report would be
before House enough when attempts to prevent
its being read w ud prove faitess. Here Ia the 40
port
The bill that has been referred to for consideration
IL subs nntally-
First-To confirm grant or resolution o. the Common
Ctupc OF the city OF New York passed Ia Dec ber
1862 authorizing Jacob Sharp and to esta osh
raiIosd IN Brosc way, and 10 permit said sharp to
isy snch railroad, notwithstanding any njun o3ons or
Sc 70 pris Of cur courts 10 the contrary.
10 set aside and annu tn solemn Judgment
II courts declaring Thu grant Illegal and void from
% In the potation 70 make it, and
N the akiDg ~ gross br-ash Of trust had per
pstra,ed so because he railroad IL constructed
ucud ~ juiions - %, pert tbs street
Scr - rig fee sin gentlemen )m rissioners
.~.s' n, fec II ". rsilrpac upon the interests
II pehl -td st'Fss The lice, one year after this
, ~, ~. se.o aHfa.ad
lien thsy siA.. entertained hat ths railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, March II, 1856.


ALBANY, March 81 1856
REPORTS.
Mr. SFENcFR presented report from the Record Con-
niss in New Yorf, sslting forth that they have
taken r better keeping the records and to enable
oier efeIerce thereto Tie report is accompanied BY
bill eu horizDg the Surrogate and Regi ter 10 sign all
recorer ard certificates unsigned in ths ofHces
Against opening Prospect squs G, Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. J. A. SNTTH-to ply the Croton Water Works
claim sgsinst he Sirg sing pris N.
The bill establishing two state Luuatic Asylums was
reported ,omp'ste, and ordered to q third reading
Mr. RICHARDSON prssan I'd the MS ty report of the
C.muitsee Kansas Affairs. with resolution. Laid on
the liable.
The bill relative TO interest money and usury
takpr tom he Comui the Whole and referred to
select committee to frame bill in ac,ordAnce with the
vievt OF ma jor'y Of the COMMITTEE
CHARTEa
SIR PETTY introduced bill to amend the charter OF
New York.
PASSED, ETC.
To establish two STATE Lunatic Asyums.
10 allow the Sock bridge Indians to bring suit, to test
the title TO Ger tain lands
The bill rates Of interest referred to
select committee.
The bill 70 establish uniform rate for clerks fees
defeated by striking out the enac.ng clause
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
Political lnteillgs nee.
END OF THE "sECRET CIRCULAR AFFAIR PROPOs
ED CONVENTION QUASHED.

Tie folio wing notification from the authors of secret
circular says the Albany Argus Of the 2lss instant free
ly commented upon by shows that upon full consi
deration and consultation the gentlemen who got that
movement Gf IL may have been said to move) have
cuded to give 1t the go by. IT, proposed venton
will not be held. 1t is postponed Indefinitely.
The proposed Convention" to have come of the
25th OF tbis month, But the Ices Of March had
and gore and there was no response Everybody ap
to repucates the affair and
at las, strapped their own doormed and feeble babe
We copy The notification Of the authors of the circu
lsr:-
o 1uy IxocpA1Ic ELECTORS sTATE new York.
The Cenrsl Cor suDg Committee appointed at q meeting
Of ,motrate Albany Jan. Is, whose confer with
the eeu The State upon the propriey Of holding
general consider the Irocet dings Of the last syria
onveon te,m proper ANNOUNCE that out OF
HUNDREDS thu, adore only few Have failed TO
az ovorsby eepeca TO The objects the proposition
hers Lsr, have teadered their services the
no, ding CON and OF opinion has been
indicated upon the u the proposed call that demon
chez prospects tor the DEN ocac
rediebs sld return fsi bfui representation of u
Masses ard approved Platform OF principles.
there IT, diversity opinion to the best
e,bd OF rccatnR The sentiment u he democracy
Of II state The occasitna much respected number deem
he ocrt the per!od early for the
I'd movement ND suggesting other for the
tine be nk Tor The manifestation OF pubic opinion II has
ne, efore hetp advisable 10 de theca fer Con
entnh r Ike cal tin the committee hayeressop TO
rect la Of 81 erry day IKE asn tcra who hsve conferred
ceefer the iubje 20 well al offers VIII c2mmun'ca
,feir views their fellow citizens Msrss III l@&
B. CORR 70 Ss4ssI sscs. Cor suns Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

Nyvs FROM THE CAPE or COOP HoPE.-By tn
sprrgbk have paper from the osIe OF Good Hope
smorq the coopsts the borders owing 70 the sudden
oeseytop Of esc and other servants and the impu
cent tone AT bearing Of those who still remain
1est in Ksfraria ssys"l Is ruDored that
,ort Of plot bso been batcted which was 10 explode
SsysYal Ho and Ksrs have been taken into
,odyn TIE Eastern Province Herald notices he return
"a r Hubicge from his tour Of inspection through Ma
rsnna,apd The prospects Of the different mining CON-
are sts,ed TO be FAR from fattsrpg and hat,
Nsms qualand IS not what IL represented to
=. d, Tho Gtabams Town journal states that the ac
cns of the harvest In Lower Albany of favorable
shsraoter that the coast the whss crops par
tcuarly 2ne beth in quantity and quality. Indian
a, sne1no from she grub and n DR. ught prevails
Ero the narge Free State we learn that the ong dis
80 Cd uet.4rs COZ neced with the land questions are
,tisa ,no immigration from the Old colouy on the
large tracts OF country about Lower We. river
hi, q rsti1iy ,nbsbi.sd- Boton PoFa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

Ecbr Timothy rhars. Crarer PIovtsea,a
Bchr kypetits beebe Providence
echr Senator Beebe frosdence
sehr Niagara. entm Provdeuce,
eckr Compliance brown. Providence
echr W Dummer Chamber. Provtdence.
echr boston. McCurdv Providence.
6chr nsvtd bAbson TER Fairhaven.
Rchr w ii eanftrd d, Culver Fathaven.
Sclr Baltic. Spark 4, P,ovipcet0wn
echr Martin. God hwaie, fzabethport NJ. fr B0gn.
soop David Sand Parker Milton, Bel
soop vigf'art pYovid nee.
Sotp Translation Alien. Brookhave0.
Steamer Totem Morley BALTIMORE with ndse 10 Riley.
Propeller Enoch Train, Hennesfey. Boston
The pbp Rachel, Adams, from PASSPORT via Newport teE
New YORK. 10 at anchor on eants Point Long Island Sound
She will probably arrive at the city next tide.
BELOW.
Shin Hartford. Powell, from SavsnEah-
Ira tarf Carolina, from Charleston. 10 sau below
Also three bax&s and two bfigs. VI known
Wind during tie day from NE ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
Police lnteiIis ence.
THE LATE ARREST OF ALLEGED POLICY DEALERS-
CORRECTIONAL.

IN account Of the arrest Of alleged policy dealers
publish few days ego several occurred In the
first place. the name of the complainant should have
been John S Sebert Instead Of o. sebert In the second
place, Luke DISH Of No. 40 Broadway was not the
party psire Of but Luke Be ndsh, Of No lao Maiden
lane Ard, In the thi.d plsce j. Dowd No. liz Broat
way" should have lead Joseph A. Dunn, Of No. 176
Broadway The Mr. Bull, No. 143 Fulton street,
wss printed 'BsL" This also was mistake.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
Richard Sed6er, young man, alb ut xteen years OF
arously tered the store Il Daniel Burke at No. l01
East r~enty eighth street. and stealing thererom about
$40 worth Of lead pipe The burglary wss effected by
means Of orcng open the cellar door. Committed
for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
MARIFIHR INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC FOR NEW Y0RK-ruIs DAY.
III. ............ 10 MOOR nIsus. ......... eve
rs.............. II HIoH wAzEs........morn 10 Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLuM.-A collection in aid
Of the fuod the support OF the Roman Catholic o.
phsn Asylum win be taken up next (Esster) Sunday in
all the Roman Catholic churche. ,hrcusho the city.
No doubt hant some response Will be mace to this ap-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

FHILA LPhIA, March 2l-Arr ships Wyoming, BrceAa
Liverpool Agrees Curtis Chlcba Isisrds eark LAos
Wsrd BsLsr NyoTi Mail Grcws Providence ss. ssrvss
Fish sbsw, havana; Ella. Dole 6at ua IL Grapte.
C,c steamer Ci.y OF New YORK, Matthew'S Boston; brig ~
fred Eysn, NoSten, Havhr schr Mary Banks, Bauks
harlea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

Dec d. pssed the Rock Jsn l5 with fruit master Dec S
T:s = .;% i y sS%ss - as,nss eIs s:gsss
n ss.y Of sI york; M'ssh
% y Fac e x * sesi s s
which bad in collision With nsrm sr sns S; bow S
received but little damage Also saw two vesaes rem ierng
big Peters of Eisw,rth) M.F1isrd Trinidad Cuba
Feb Is with molasses to Stephen son; weasel TO 81
sris Hspnsh Bslch Cof cAais Keen, Neuvitss Feb a.
ssney hsof Of and started deck load Of
.u se lac s0 s1
sailed f s. Won Gas ana s1S from from
Porto Rico Tor Haven 18Th lat ESQ Ion II S. passed
p with .s;n. S .. ana white house. from Antwerp for
toa Ms ysS me-, y, PR
II IT. sisi
Brig Bsncs.td OF EosGp ssgys T. Grade, March
+ sssy &c
x sss IL ss'as snos r. y'S
6utcau 60 March 10 s,ed ne wreck q bark Forbes
Of B rev oSssS he S J.s
Ss w sos s .a H's sr
10Th LAT So Ion r. pote sch, SnsshsT hsnce TOT 0Sumsis
pig Caroline. ash Bah viz IN luTs.s on.v.n. pe
INST s'n % d ion j 49, spois xslsb.r from St Domingo
sshr "a Breeze Buck SPORT Cheney rensseo, 2sdsys
New YORK o. her sail: and WAS short o. pro-
,cbr orion mouth, Me- full Of water and abandon
% sc as1 Frsnss sss,on Buckspo Hartman Pensacola
dsyr with lumber % Brewer Ssld yi y .ss. to
rom ssisn,ss I DAYS ... out The has
s sesT tsss Neas.son BOSOM for Philadelphia
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N,vs FROM The CAPE OF Coon HopE-By tn

e G S Ss4ssI sec' Consulting Committee.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-05
..T6e rirst OF the season.v

.
Our cilizens were taken somewhat aback
on Tuesday last. by the announcement
that Tournament was to take place that
afternoon. according to the most approved
rules ofchivalrys tits we'll known that tour
fellow. citizens in the eastern partof the
State. have been in the habit of burlesque-
ing the feass of the Knight s.errant by I'll,
ting at airing insteadsof each other. but
the custom never has been practised on
this side Of the mountains.
At about O'Clock the company procee-
ded 10 field,of Mai. James NJ. Jackson.
east Of town. where the Preparations had
been made "a u E,,atrsi xsisStiss s.44
g. Geo. ", Llirty, Esq. was chosen Presis
dent ;sCap. Wnls o. Donness Judge +
Bartlett and VIM Roy Heralds. The iol-
loving knights entered The list 49,
Lieut. Jackson, Q. S. APES /" Rich.
ard Coeurde Leon ?. a,'ilgo xi@, >ase;s
II Mo, Morgan, eoft j effsrson, $50 Hawk
Eye of jefferson ,i',''.i'.sgsi = i'.'s
VIM. McGnire, Of clsIksbarg, .
...sKnight Of Ellesley.s, i .sa, : t.lssoli
t.! Mrs. Poindexters as g Knight of Rock
bridget i,4ite sd ri.ada ~ Vns4'
G:Dayidsoa. as" Front de Beat''a'.'
WIN. MCCAIN, q Harrison, a. !" The
Black Knight s dsi.R1o stAais
AVN. Broekenbreugh, .asr.'iIv ahhoe.
+ After many deeds Of Desperate daring
The prizs was aysrdtd TO !; Rfshssd ], c .
de Leon. who selected ias rthe, Queen. o
Love aud Beauty. Miss Laura oriss. ,sAs'
The "KnighsOf EIlesteys" won; the firs'
Maid of Honor, and SELECTED Mus MarlhI
Moore. NJ NJ, : I
Each Of heladies we're srownsd By Abe
presldensinn brief snd appropriate speech
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-05

GoDEr's LADr's Book.-we neglected
last week TO acknowledge the reception oil
the September number Of this mag azine.
It contains its usual variety, OF matter.
but in our opinion, is devoted most. too
much to fashions. patterns and similar
nonsense. Our better bali says Tho :" al.
Phabst Of fancy letters for marking la.
dy's wardrobe" !" looks more like the
naughty man with his. pitchfOrl, than lst-
ters." and is sure nobody could read
them that did not know what they were. .