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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

MY hSMk; LII, ISsIHANCE CSMPAN1.,
nw s,s f9s Life insurars Company Monday Feb th
1856 the following resolution was nnanrnousy adotfed tJ
Pie uadefsiRpsd President Dctors u the
examined aud exhibits New Lie
Cohpany Tor the last year. embracing
Se the LIST January 1885, and being satisfied with the
condition Of the company, cordially
the aud Of the whole community ir
coIhtn ncedi tions IL years With guaranteed
capital 81 $3.50, which has accumulated to aYs e. shln
vested In state ork- aud m bculs and believed | BE-
We know Of Of Investing money ptonily
profits are hssi a the ipsnr aud have ayrsgd Dot than
- "'tf' 'i 'dEORGH ". MtrfoRD, Pre.t
q ii't' fe-t -fl tn "a .,., Rev Gas H. FlkAD, 10
wv ~. PAUSE, '.'" L 4 q
Rev JAMS B TaYIoa, ~
Gko w CLUrrEE,
tffi'tliN HIM THos T.. AUoUsT, j =
.wsun, Of assets issssfy j. isss So Ae' ,,oa&Ss I'd
Amount OF receipts fct preniurns incre JAN.
DISBURSEMENT, | W TOT
Paid losses 10y dyal. inisTgst on dividends ''' '
and all other expenses, 22l.2t0 10 30 ir
J. i-ir-. fl4... ,.rri ui ..,.t ..----- i569g5 ~
,eeurn1isei Fund taS'y I. 1870 l..s ,. tiJesMs 6
por rthe interruption and explanatory books apply No s
Ma street, ID
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PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT : PRESERVE YOU FRUIT -
UDUANwuITE'S PATRNT SELF-SEALING
y AIRTIGIfT CAN-This useful inEenouz aud ehrap CAN
having beet orohgy tested offered 10 the public vh ihs asst
rance h. rried npou perfectly Sir i Can
th The Of mis- Can drawn bvte the surface ~
and u ne netsHc forming perfectly Jrtt
and dispensing With the
mode Of soldering NE cap ths Outside Of the
dis Cap made dfa sstalc substance which cannot effect The
Every warranted Sold by ~ aears IL
YORK ~ ' t + GEO. IiODGErTs, 1G3 wiflam 81.
For chit, manufacture Can places
apply W A. OONGER Co. 8t5 BreaaWay, Mes York. ..
. n1ftO-- fPJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

AnSi;., !, CEsryRX SiSSEiTT7in 1853 the following
statistical Of Engrsh subjects in lha colonies III
North America was taken militia rolls spol taN,
bs OF hioralty governors turns and other authenls
rources These numbers exclusive OF the military
sl.l. ~. ,l,a
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BBUHWEB a HOYsTERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, f

BuUUUEE A. HOESrERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .ttI-liI =
FOR THE sAI,E or MANUFACTURED f0B ACCO,s 20 ID
.frIff FLOUR, GRAIN COTTON sc, / b u M. ..rH
..r No % WATER STREET, NEW YDRH. I.I.....at
GfONSfiNNFNTF the will
sttentot ~ Mr. A. R0yutE, the resident partner m New
f.|tr ... ..-ar Hf4 I-t.t
g Advances shipments VIII be negotiated liberal terms
by a l.. Hpysier, lhhther a o.. Rcluo0Dd,o hyuf
s Orders for purchases New York vi also receive lt st
Jos nausnHL.l - f73i
A. T. ROYsTFR, p = fr. r..7r f
ROYSfER. ED .'.... POL irr .rf"l
rsyT York, Jsn'y q, fsis IaiaAdts7m H
NJEW SPRING mANTiLIAs.rwe ,re .nov n-,s-
~ otpt NJ large stock ~ SIX and Lace MJnas and spring
shaE ~ low prices We invite ladies 70 call qnd e fu,
Cbur, Merchants voah ~ wei loNe ~ acdi, m NAhunaf
Parssb and Drsss 6ooris ~ snef eoirey ne. .iot
.i-H.N w. p FRRKIVs 4 co.
n MIL ..... . ... - . 80. 1fi Ftde Square
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mGcnE aDy, goT.r & nnUsDiGE.J ~
ISL Maiden LANE,

r r Ir ...f.l ... ,pHriLIEks 90. 80. ]
.. ... ZOO TRIPLE REFLyED CAAPHEyE, H''"T'Gle
Also. Dealers Die following nee. the bs
quality, and offered At the lowest market prizes
BuTsiDg Pud Spirits rTpsntne Tar Pitch Rpsn n aud Art
1urpn,ne, Bright HaTDhh Coal Tar and Savsl srres
. jsc4+o.s.n '' ~ 'f % rfirGs nIrrs' bi.,aryy
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DoGGETT & ANpEIIsoN,

tO'Ntr, 81 ds0Sern0r ana frdntliH ffred-,
XXTHoLIsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~ French and Ameri
Wv Paper anEuys, Satin reltnes and DamAs VIM
dow Curtains Ghps nant
Lace and Mp-i Floor and Table on Ciot sf
ami P SsSs: Cured Hair, Sprngs;
iugs; window sr"des; beet Cured Hair aud shucI Maiir.
Pesilst Reds. Laaue sofa js h irieies
llne % business All ~ which will be sahi reasonable
terms aud psp5 Hanging d Upholssring attended
VI " O. -fss . ... ocS
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"au-itLo "a ni,I .A.'. !. 49,
Ii IA ~ -. 1870 siS
.ss9s.TkSs.ks HaGAr-.~..

In ,hi. chapter vssll shov hoe oylrT R.spr RnsS
Sprvd i.rtbe sttkr Of Carcna Tkeas
usm, snes anssa In ss county. Va, rs. ,,,ed y.
skin In vain. ArY hnk country Doctor, ~r pat
using R.d..y Rtnsar. is vNety Who .fs~a ->ih n
this Adveftsoent Let al
CahArc q
tho.e wh ps., BiOtehes sor snsvscs elesd
with bad hamots rrAd TIE hrv pabish sApvAs
RslIs,. R.p-AS Ktsiv,,ns Esoty,s aud R,BwArs nsst
aip, esfy The most Ehtfs disease and 10 k- !,
human .y!s@ih tslar aud hs.i,ny endi,ssc sas p.
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: HATS AMI ears

r All NOV creitins hrge ,dd,iioS, my Of z
Hats and CAPS, selected On peson) Northern -
.cnes Witch maktsny sssoinNnt seSy co4raetS all -
or any Of which, am dspOs vb terms a,
i.''t'''l ITO .'N'-''i r0UN rrtoNpsnN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

i ~ 1t ~ ~, o.. COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.
Chartered Legislature OF Virginia Dec. 18th, 1893
lite -tJ -fit CAPITAL FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. .f't
~ which rirr-st i pas
deIr~'
. mouths, and shorter periods
PAINE, President,
''+' .~..I'-- j.. SUMNER, Secretary,
--'1 HENRY w. oUARLEs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

n lnusyt' - -KEIpING GOODS.
II ~ Gotten eud Sie-tngs
d. 4 and f0st Tsllr DisIsr sod Danasss sf. ...
b,,asA T.bis Cloths Dsmsst Napkins sud 05iies ff
U,liatset. AMI DaTiask Toveiings
Mar .res Quilts snd French Count-rpanes
Lac oa Muslin Curtains and Curtain Musllns
pstn ~ q Rcd sud printed Noreeus
pn.r ~ alps IrIsh Linens and long lfwns
sod q 4 rlue aatfngs Csrprting. klgs - sc. Just
t.N..a - L. - lss h. DUDLFY A JOHNSTON.
go rs Esgie Square.
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HNAIsf nnn t.OItM CTEn.-

EJAISH nU noR tOItHECTHD.- Z, order that he
n public be mcd by The var6ut miircpre
that tY being made by ihe enemies ofu family an snhsj
deem duty opeff We prpcht represent
that tiat l. have r1ffsit To-
various peeH9 pgrsp reported, and more paTtUlsrt
~ 40 deny having charge ~ that vapO
Povder bni Wild them Ia reDeTber mai Dc propcor
~ IA, r,Ean 'es =, lhs A. az gs
Va,Gpd IN future that they may Distinguish ffo1 the
mankind" Hop they gill address -7-rf.ilr a
4 llL IN ~ ----- ~ ----. - -MnnIE-nM aMIIm-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

twenty drops Tsust ;ay
~ 10 20 minutes will quickly the most distressing dis
etFrgs Of Dyseuiery and Diars II will In few m'AuS o
the pain. . Il #. ..if
r. Il Remedies Ate by an she Druggists the s.aie
nv Peen IAdd Co, Richmond Hso By Ado Gray, Rich,
moud '" '|tt 'H RADWkY A Co. .t.
j4l2-dlW1y ' .' 1862 FuRou stfesf New York,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
Il. orAY's rrrsoy.IP sH.4So~ErS,M,, on

~ GRAY having many yesrs ss-Espeg N he nrrh4ei-re
NAs ~ Manometcrs Steam Gauges for Boilers d,p
uan,,ha; ss,slhsd aa9gt,ele y & ely vhers he VII man
uaeutc ht rttan es "g' ~ stts W stesfnbusts, loco
Lamps rIs.'i
pf steam reliable 70 ~ ehsreier md Win ordinary tafe so.
iegi a. dcrangeeu s defratn both The
pricto enables ne one n manage WITH esse and he
Other 70 that is mahagd fnd viii not only protect egahsi
explosion but y day promote hehHtkrce he
economy and sfhctsiiof of ~ Ebole establishment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

TIIE SHAVING SOAP.
v SOAR, sdmiiedb ~ ns fouaha. sho have oso DURING
be past twelve gqras, ahyfng Introduced 0to tbs
S Soai.Sd I soSs Tssf,l. Convenient y paIae
aDd vii produce eopoa and permanent ahfr Win sihf b7rd
ne wios, ne signature b ae sniIe fvss TOvrs iryit
Ier Slt IN ab ~ ~ pD9gFtt MOD co, s9d > WOOD
w.nfsefnre by ions yRO0d sieccs 10 vroor, Fover
~ Cherry street, NsN YORK jab-srp
yuyo wy sOrTuTHN PRIENDs. - Thanking you Tor
hs spsrog, S, g'S eayto v ,o Es =
rPnage have opy o ~ BY e9uoed sstrtgu, On M PAL
VERY Re'rtydoh,; ygguans g.
Champion Card Wrngr.
81 HoxEs sPBEa CANDLES, store, 'pd q,
5s1, ~" waDE " wooLompcg
oVERING's Ayn sTT AHrrs CHIsUE0
AND pULvFRtzEp sUGAR siutf'g af ard COTE 90 fdr
'aieby lsaeol tpSfs woRrH's 20.
~NAcnEn1.I.--ty Ka, SO MaeksrsI .'EI..4 II
,nnI LYME n wrBs . Co
- miqs DivgNfOaf ALLEN q 70
HRuTuPGaVEN. WV CaOP LAGUAYHA
4 C0FFFF Landing and Tor 'se ~ &C.,. -. ..
nhg5 pANFNfORr. tIIgN co. 4
NEOLASsrs. 4iobDd> Mor---S psne srlcl, tt siss
| W mh2c CHAs. wOWfHAa GO.
GLOVER SEED. W%hssIIa 80. snd rs .slegI
v'shs, - 80. ......-s-.-. c.ly .assl
6tOAL PIT OIL.-ts bbls, for safe W - =. -
~ Hll2f..z -i1-.A.sAA-.su glgNlts 2oFrHAh y %
IUyIuOTUy AND HERD,s . Mss 80 e..pof
II sale by frhSl EDWIN WORKMAN co.
y - RaiNDT of .sie JAWS WINSTON
nHANGES, PRIME LAGIAYHA COFFEE,N
Tor sale By Davenport, ALLEN co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

purciasstl shove Mbciss OF M,y Jsv,s WI,
andhsvihg hfcse THREE crot wiutif tIrs
lofb ft d- @not hesttoh pronounce otc Of the hrst
chimes thave u believing NJ viii ptb r.an., a
and break less wheat man any haze
iiruTiru, Nov. itti i5iS. NENuY co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

e FEELS LONDON GssERN GINGER WINE,
HtIgIcy,rf from French grapes Green Lnpded Ginger
Ssrins Orange, Cfr-os sf,i IAreS Yeas ,sd % % tif'
REMARKABLY, plcassnt{ caTmitave and stonaeus
highly
Tile stcniaeh and bowels which
tsueay when nryctr produces DySenary, Cholvr nj.
also valuable remedy FOR Pstaitnoy Dssspu and dcH IL
0y Person, usigE dF,ets whgs Ague pFgyAl hi
preventive. Price ~ bottle per- '''
~ Wholesale and Ra,sd BENNETT BEERs
t23 Main strryi and PyArl street, Rshinond .tstf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

, AJOIICE-rtO hIdewIIOy ~ NAY CONCFRg = W.T..
~ sud DanY4r road Ctarafp lsyc bsd9g
10 ihsir eg houae glenh a. vii a. n
" thcr rolling stock they pr..ent
aeaver aHd6sn hsa tbe siding az uRrroad on ~ p
u idtlsfy e shallAfrfa. ala Hf9 iy
ansds,sy ssoysd BY ho.e 70 whom hsy b conc td
10 yapfs si We pff ~ intefeea
y rt AVE notice Oat ~ dbN6 etsfC absfors stsi VIA ~
Al their risk unlosdcd the cfrf 81 70.
tJs4j " Ca ",l-.15JI f SsnpssLh
III KEGs NouTH CAROLINA Ian
u - daily expected, Tor sale
w'H JANIS wiVsTOV
a n nnn TWELVE ENr..
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.TaAnr IA nnian os.ru1,m

-e't'''',s .spsiti q sui ir,,l.N,', Tvaa A sa.nou
.s"usattans 80 fsrttvn.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
RElIoyA.L lHEuOYAL IIr,lSEmOVAI, 7
PeoPleei Virginia aud Morn, Carolina

AVE removed their Wholesale and Retatf ,s,t.,s IA
h9ogs "a poris,lasf al Main Oh, RIchr
rert They bhsr nv a M fgsf sAd h5sf Vlried asortm
Coti.ge Nhnuber Rlrnitu ever .rs IN hls nnafi
se splendid asaartsot every style Of Furniture III
yrfped Prisea naI ud snfusr hni ~ wanting no.
es 70 ssnssH@nf egr il9fS snd make ths
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
D1LN ~ 4 TIIoUsXV6 YTowEns, nrp-

l.
dinas hnssia ssys, DeyeA Xxx gopfhm C9sgl and Tr
10Y Smr4shsrvs and Bone Luinelt semp PIC 1nimsn ~
~, s5 .lI ~ ,.ailal "a III - " sksptf qe @iIHss'
HSouND ny and MACHINE sUOP ron
~ tAlfs-THEf OIkHRND0NiIRO WORMS, heated ~
town ~ wilnngtdni Sddh aroh, uUN N sscui oITtaio
hfrn fer sar oauE treA
d 20 iah experience IN the business, Who
bsffntthd the same
The properly consists n capaeisd, veil srfatvd W
MACHINE SHOP PATTERN HOOM, ROLLER Silnp, RI,gcK,
slr SHOP IRON AND MA - PuNpkY ,BRAPT1NG ROOMS
AID opgfrES ~ ven gptsd sft tools no eppsble Of doag
pg l aeeomgodase nhhhds ard NE tre-srt ioo pe sqn @
Tor Boz The land aud font estfnt " ~
nit " any enlargement addliafit bsdestred
Tbd depsnd for work spdeai tsf establish
ment employed With force of20 hands and un T4
prices obtained for work such bapronsbe 70 NJ
sid compare avoraby With prices oher points 10 ne boz
chaser. n &c.. f....r
" Ftpn 70 NJ Advantage possessed BY th tcafoh ~
M hlsiar The eperg 9th Capf Fear and Deep Ryrf
and tho building % tie Wf1uRtnn. Charlotte Hnteffofd0n
Road VII sda6ai demands for uoTk ard furnN SUPPLY
r,s ~ssi, ss 49, s.tsst i. NO, odd b, the lsh a.y
APt ,be Opry sn be oasrd al puble, sale aday
A. g'iab.bmsn 40 eogupvs IN OPPOSITION s'ir- egusu
work repar wi b. ATTENDED heretofore . I....
bc dglred win BE- promptly tgrnsi~
b. nppunafun ttg euhscriher NJ Wilmington, " O. " W
= 'uhf9-dtisA ". vASHOKKELEN, P,et o. w O.
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RtrsEY.iwAErs a PUTS.

UDOSrpONEWEvT.-f s sim tti.rsd that bsv.
gnognce ,hatfhy DaFhu,oii Fnts tats ps
ne ~ ~ tsbraay we uuga srdnsss VI The winter H..
- then dhit ~ Upon stst-fdsy rdhdf 'Aan sog, nj
~ Adror - Vih tut H. aftvg sr csrtniy take pisc,
teis eapy ~ Egt pg mpnsy rsfpDded gpd should thc
gcksis lgfH men doing so hsu o. UPON ~ earlier az
nuns. n ffir" ffi 'nsr"i'f f'YJHsrB HOPKIN
1fssf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

u. SE PIE. .. '''
&APOI HECARY,
AND WHOLESALE DfALrR IN .''-'FT
PAINTS, OILS, lARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, O.,
''fv CHEMICALS AND FANCY GOODS,
WILL b. happy receive caus from those
~ ces IN biz nnr IT, has farpe Of
~ CIGARS BRUsli,fs AnjfANGY ARTICLES, aud will sell
IL RCtN,,>p Ifi'rI
~ MAin sIstcty befwerti 9th aid led. al .. oil
. roRAcrO AND GrSEasL SoYMisssiaS MERCHANT r'
NuNsGNhkNTs al TobAfcsi Mlst. pS.ihce
~ rJepeSSnIiy Solkiie>i 1000 f.,,..tr. ~. p.
yFr- ndrhan Vhga IA TO FTy's corner.
Reh@Sea MArel. q sis -ll L-.--- - 4 Z. nhls-ly
., 7s.L lli BACON ~ ISASIsERNILI,
....f GENERAL COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS .'i'-
ECEINR TOBACCO, FOr,CoFn, Wheat
III and give their attention 20 ls % ths
constantly On hand alag assortment Of droeries SEEDS p
ruviAn Gsanpf 40, ., ' .' - -,- h4f
ca .HiSs a'ahspEs, - ,.,--. 60 n. y. AGHuDAH
.....,s =. u,t:BliDER's SONS,
Gt0MMISSl0S MERCHANTS if.'N 49, - ,,i...y
~ Torsy.ru srEsS-f, ETcasuSpNA,-S
Solicit consiFnraen OF CORN WHEAT FLOUR TOBACCO, &ct
March, 10, So f-s'.f fFN -.r..
| . s9'If IJOHN RORGNSUN, = -
H. irs ...,--. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
hCBNcSD, va, Do 4sE
XNJlIL rive his sale of WHEAT. CORN
w TOBACCO, and all oer coanuy produce his
f'...H .#..l apply
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
NEW YT0CK nooTn. hIl0En,

~ TRUNRs, 4c, We are npeIlaf verv XII Il p
FOOD npIiy ~ Beon, 3os'. 7rahts, dc am q AAIfU
Hbh ioI The spr3ng ma Soniher trias -f1A1s <M
W az friends mi NJ public peag sqd sEsmne We "
g YF a,fny hYsfe ~ Nybmond ~ A. bs North We keep
noct 81 Ooods o. Inv laiti siyies S tfe fuarsy rec
supplies. .JiIN iIo hing
mbgf .liifg hrros iolf.r PGrSEy,WATTs PUTIN I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

NEyDOI, DEInT-+We Has{ dtterrhi-d 10 open In con
~ neon sin our ire.ni business, Wool isy1 lor ~
ss ~ Weol, and engaged the Waier
hou'e the former eispt u tbe Nviep w
az is arenon,h necesary, VII b. Gyoi eUuvslg
- F.. r..
An Wool eoudguci 70 grad that rtH purchaser
can huy sth Wi asbe COUP ify aen
ssvl not anse hls Purp0-s Icre Is moan n vrsnSi so
henf quantfy 10
sehtn " manufacturer AMI dsisrf MARKET Add
hope ~ Eocss m establishing good msrkt for ne Wool gfosn
near home F.t .|....f
P0r psriicuan oar circulars CRHNsIfAW = Co
Grocers snd c5nhe-,on Msrchaat,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
. 1'"l IF Y :, ,lRs r. ,.oI Z E~.Y

"tiLs-ASD ltOHSEs.r2Qn rsAd of Mlles n
" and Horse. have Jc Arrye from Kepuky avery UA
choice and superior lot ~ stbSh IL
for Iron Masters hhroa
For safe o. exchange affair prizes and
N, I.f..,'. o.. ..,.>f ...ff-s... a, EDWIN WALKER,
' ''-+' AT u BltifkenshtrS Stables
B-I shall be receipt stock frnt K,nseEy
every month In thu year. jy1J W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

, -" =; NO . o.Ss,,MsHsHIAaiSs, GARiAGEs. ~
- HAs on hand, Of
&C. snd hsfnsss Anohg be sous 6x5ars
nne Coaches with nasde o.
Aways r SEAT ppgges, snd Bugges With ythot TOPS, To
which he particularly M Nnt of sny
article In the Carriage fne Is They win b.
mafiug terms by application his Garner
% and ..,,I M I.Ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
DvcssoH,s 0os Oct. aah. 1856
Mes.r.. Nusos A Mon,

thereby eery haft have bs. one OF Meslry Nis"S MI
WHEAT fh5s.h ~ haehnt. me pre yeah a6I no bess
IN snylnH list Came " ekpecihlion and the hest
worked! Own andrr my hand tds On ociobsf, is5.
H 'i '.rr Ht "n-. CtPOVHE IA XVI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
.IiqhnnaLaT IN awan
n. - = : SEw Sy Z E :

~ b. l'i'oun-a r'ii ini,q ~,
mi I..l. n..-.n IL u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

je2s '-''I =. RLLu,and u
E1Nttt islI tiAHDEN SEEDS.-7A fvery 'ahe and COIN
plete aornsnt jps rgcegef among Blirh ofne
an vsluah- kinds Az sses tsrug aud
seHryaafeN Lse Begn Cstbtg Eaiy - ssr
nst tnVgu IttrH isug oeeu TURKEY CO bty
ssaed Obsn D.ari buc Pruan Pss E ssmon RadElfsgiT
ToQsk WyafU YictOda Rhubarb, Esry Plat
Rsry oardth she TuBps DshS lfybfd -
kndf Tor sse ~ i. o f.f - D. etaPIE Druggist
9R NJ r
Rn 81 NDLEs ENGLISH SHEET ,HON.-No
wv ~ toll, for sale BY
hh9 JOHN n GORDON
lDEACHEs.-A small consignment of Peaches In and No.
- caHs, Tor sale By EiZEA PHAuP,
nhff ~ Main u.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-01
A Series of Drowning.

Last evening, a company Of boys who were
swimming in the canal near the foot of La
Grange street, not far from the White Lead
factory, took to ducking each other, swimming
on each others back, and other rude and dan
gerOus sports which should never be practic-
ed. The result was that of the boys, John
Warner and Nicholas Louis, each about II
years of age, was seen to strangle, struggle in
the water. and sink, but as they were playing,
nothing was thought of it for the moment till
they disappeared to rise no more.
During the evening, and pretty well towards
midnight, while search was being made for
the bodies, Philip Hottenburgh, German
who was considerably the worse for his beer,
undertook to dive after the boys, and was
quite the sport of the crowd who made the
solemn scene the occasion of merriment. At
last it was supposed that he had found one of
the bodies as he staid under longer than usu-
al. But it turned out that the poor inebriate
had followed them to their long home.
Toledo Blade.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-01
AN ola Liners Opinion Of Germans

The following admirably illustrates just
about what the Old Liners think of the Ger
mans, as it shows what they sag of the Ger
mans when they can be used no longer to vote
Democrats into fat Offices. Mr.. Gray, editor
of the Democratic Plaindealer, and Postmaster
at Cleveland under President Pierce, finding
the Germans will not this year support the
Old Line ticket, is very indignant. A while
back he thought a great deal more of Ger
man than he did Of native born American,
and he could hardly find sweet enough words
in the English language to sugar them with.
The Germans were then voting the Democrat
ic ticket. Now, since they refuse to be made
tools of any longer, read what he says OF
them:
"These German ingrates are known as busy
bodies and mischief makers in every community
where they reside. They were driven out OF
Germany for their meddlesomeness and are
A CURSE TO ANY COMMUNITY. These
hair-lipped Germans these Red Republicans,
know it,
Some of our Germans are beginning to find
out little about the sincerity of Democratic
love for them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-01

THE OLD LINE WHIGs.-The Richmond
Wing of yesterday, in noticing the proceed
ings of the Old Wing Convention which re-
Gently assembled in that city, says;
In conclusion, this convention of the Old
Line Wings of Virginia, in point of numbers,
talents, responsibility and influence, has ex-
-eeeded our expectations. In short It'll splen-
did and triumphant success. About fifty coun-
ties are represented and one hundred and sew
enty or eighty delegates in attendance. Only
two counties are represented by alternates
Take it all in all, no such convention has assem-
bled in the Old Dominion for four or five years.
With one months more time, we have nc
doubt that nearly every county in the State
would have sent delegates. And in that
event. instead of only third of the counties
represented by a hunred and seventy delegates
we should have had all, with six hundred del
egates. As it is, however, we are more than
satisfied and more than gratifed- We have
had demonstration worthy of Virginia and
worthy of the Wing party-in it's palmiest
days. The convention is unanimous and en-
thusiastic in behalf of Willard FilImofe-the
model Statesman and Patriot. With the
American and Wing parties as cordial allies in
the contest, we do not permit ourselves for a
moment to doubt his triumphant election.
All hands to the rescue!-and all hail to him
who aoould rather be right than be President. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-01
EVANSVILLE. July u. 1856.

10 John Ingle, Jr., Esq: =
The undersigned citizens and voters of Van
derburgh county, believing that the local in
terests of Evansville and this county, demand
a competent representation in the State Legis-
lature, and being fully satisfied of your deyo-
ton to our interests, and that you can most
effectually concentrate the strength of the
county, in opposition to political scheming ur-
gently solicit your consent to have your name
placed before the people as candidate ire
spective of party, for the Office of Representa-
tive, in the Legislature for the ensuing term.
Signed NV. FOSTER.
JNO. j. CHANDLER.
THOS. COLLINS.
and 100 others.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-01

Give learn that David H. Kennedy Esq.
Chief Engineer of the Evansville, Indianapolis
and Cleveland Straight Line Railroad, with his
Crops, commenced last Monday at the Union
Passenger Depot, the connection of the per-
manent line,- run by Mr.. Moore, preparatory
to the beginning of the work on this end of
the inc by the contractors The one we un-
de-sand, will conform as much as possible to
the canal bank, so as to do the least injury to
the farms through which it runs, and will he
corrected at this time, from our city to Mar
so that those concerned, will see the
precise ground upon which the road is to be
built, in arranging their improvements.
Locomotive
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-01

THE CHARLESTON MERCURY ON THE New
KANSAS BILL.-From an article on the "Bill
of Pacifcaton'' in the Charleston Mercury
of the End inst, we clip the nnexed passage:
"The Kansas Nebraska pill is not only a
practical failure, but Senator Douglas is him.
self forced to contest it, and even to introduce
bill into the Senate which proposes, in the
face of its principles, Congressional interven-
ton" 1t virtually admits that the people OF
Kansas cannot take care of themselves; can
not decide peaceably the question of Slavery,
and that nothing but Intervention OF Con-
gress''-the very evil which Mr.. Douglas has
constantly denounced, and which the Kansas
Nebraska bill aimed to Suppression save
that territory from anarchy. Mr.. Douglas,
the great champion of popular sovereignty, is
now the advocate of Congressional interyen-
tior''