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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-08-20

GENTS wanted IN every county in thiB and sdofrin,
"A states to sell the above ard Improved COFsS
AND COB MILL 10 al such, q rars chanee -
make money win be offered Exclusive STATE and IouuT
privileges viii be disposed OF unusually bar srua ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-08-20
10 THE CoNsgMERs or CORN MEAL IA

THE General Commission business heretofore conduct
4 ed BY PERkIES CAMPBELL 4 CO. VIII be COG
hnued without interruption W. IA. Perkins under hs
style OF, ldeo19-lYt PERKINS a co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.
the gIoutd.

FOR klROft.
Tie United States Mail steamer Arsgo, sailed on
Saturday with IS passengers and 1851 10 specie.
LIE LYosSAIs.
We learn that Captain BaDgran, OF the steamer
Marie, condemned and sold at Havana, was pas
,epger on the Lyonna which explains the discrepaa-
oies in the statements regarding the bost found by
Captain Peabody the Packet ship Neptune. Vie
iipciDg Of Capt. Bapgrans chronometers and memor-
srdum book in the boat, therefore only Ddicstes that
he was one of the persons who intended to leave the
s king L. onnais in her. 1t appears that the sup
position that persons had been picked up from this boat
is erroneous as broke away from the steamer before
any ore had entered it, In reference TO this boat Capt
Peabody wrote To bis wife as follows:
TIE mate came down and tod me there was
VT. ok in sight went on deck, found 10 be small
beat lowered Of my boats and cent TO the ~re,k
ard brought her along side. l then conueuced to
ppsh out the nten,s, every jacket that we moved l
t.pected 10 fId corpse. bot found rome. The boat
wts lsrse and well filed with provisions, six bottes
of brandy two kegs of wire, hams, preserved NESTS,
Two chIouome,.rs, ard quantity OF silver and gold
coin. about 500. suppose II belonged to Freasa
steamer sm quite sure there had been none OF me
crew in the boat a. she vss stove In getting doSn
from the .bip ard most likely fied with water as soon
As she struck In tie bost there was spy glass on
on q end OF hich Wa engraved Ce Fraaeo Amertess
Steamer LionnaIs. l feel there has been nafo umes
very near, and very lately
Mks Flora solomon, one Of the passengers OF the
Lyooras recovered and brought into this port BY the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
FIRES.
yIRE IN THIRD AyINUg.

On Saturday night, about o'clock, q fire occurred
in the building No. 2s3 Third avenue, occupied by Mr.
Jsmes Loughead and others dwelling. 1t origin
ated in closet under the scute, bat how or 10 what
manner not known. Mr. Loug head sustased dana ye
by fire and water TO the amount of 500 no insurance.
Mr. T. Tienchen occupied the second floor, and sua-
tanned damage by water TO the amount OF }lOO; In
cured in the St. Nicholas Insurance Company. Mr.
Joshua Mead, the owner Of the building occupied the
first floor; damage TO furniture $lOO, and to building
s2C0 insured on building and furniture 5000 in the
Bowtry Insurance Company.
FIRE IN WATER STREET
At ~ O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out in
the large building No. 295 Water street. occupied by
Thomas jackson, dealer in old rags and paper. The
fire originet.d in the secoBd oor and thence extended
to the third story Loss old rags and paper about
500. The building owned by Mr.. Brooks, residing in
Bond street. was damaged to the amount Of about
$500; insured. The contents Of the building were not
insured.
IIRE IL BRooKLYS
The cordsge mandatory of James Douther s.
Brcs., in SANFORD street. near Myrtle avenue, was
Consumed by fire ON Saturday about II o'clock. One
large building composed Of brick and the other OF
wood joining. They contained stesm-engne, four
csrdipg mact ines and fifty spndles, upon which thirty
men snc boys were employed. Peter Dousherty occa'
pied the upper part of the wooden building as resi-
derce. The fire originated from the beating OF the
sh.f Damage about 80 coo. upon which there Is no
insurance.
Tire fire at No. % Fulton street, the evening Previ-
ous originated from accident load OF furniture vas
brought to the store shortly after dark and slowed
away in The third story the Doughty sde' oy
the light of candles 1t i. supposed the IRE nAted
from this cause as the flames broke out shortly after
the woikmen eft. The amount Of damage on stock 10
from SIS COO to 80 Geo. upon which there is an IN
surarce of q coo in the St. Marks ard Hamilton Com
paries of New-York, the Farmers and Mechanics and
arother Philadelphia Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

II is proposed to open g Children Aid Society
in Broeklyp, which shall employ Secretary and
vIstos TO gather up these outcast Little ones. a. does
the similar Annexation in New-York and furni.h then
with good homes in the country. This can be a"os
with little comparative expense. as the machinery
the New-York Chdrens Aid Society 10 resdy at hand.
and they offer their corcis al constant coSperatoa.
An eSses in the basement Of the City Han has beea
grs,utou,ly provided BY the literally Of the Cournoe
Council. Secretary Of much eipen,oee ~ .'1a
operations among the pstS. The rev. .. r no'N
been Engaged. who viii, until sumo sni i0nos cone =.
act o. the sole visitor among the P'os' os:"
bat ebldrsn Who beg eh'idsa who ere iesa8 W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
CITY ITEMS.

New-Yok was thoroughly washed yesterday
Some time before daylight an esstery storm sci ia'
and continued with Little intemissicn until nearly suo-
Get. There was a stf breeze daring the morning.
which increased TO q tornado at night Ihe ram
ceastd before dark out the wind kept up until nid
nI ht blowing all the clouds into sone distant region
and ,unbHng things around rate really dangerous
to pedestrians. TIE Temperature wu very c0mfona-
DE, in fact quite warm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
fAdv-rtisemeptl
SIR WALTER SCOTT's LORD OF TIE ISLES"

The dramatic version Of this beautiful poem by w. raJ
lor ..a so performed At PvEDYs NATIONAL
TsxAriR t sOnmsr 70 be revived there To MIGHT !. M
ia orsysl and tho Ohgius full and powerful
cs.is-Mrs o. Nichols Mis- Hathaway Miss Fanny Her
rns Miss Cu.hmsp. MI J. II. Allen, Mr. a. L. Fon, MI y
Aiken Mr. C. W Taylor M X. Fox and the cntrs steseh
OF the con pany appearing The grand Panomimo u THE
Coz pEs Axr and the Comedy Of "TBG MAID OF hvssrE~
will MI abe ID the prorrsmme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

NIsIo';.-Tbe Avorte PINE Opera troupe nave
returned 10 this popular place of Amusement eSa "a
ausu1ate q uer season this evening. The opefs
a rew ons-The Valley Of Anecrre-n waico Tue
whole troupe appear. Our citizens who hASe Ja''
beer deprived Of tie Italian company, can no" f.pa,
FOR consolation to Nblos and listen TO the ds0snt'W
vaIbing Of Mis- PINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

upon ne, by which was commanded to pr,ducs The
beoy OF Charles Hayes before him. with The Gauss Of
II al in obedience to the Wi. caused the hodx ~
ns!e TO be produced before Judge Lecompte and re-
tofb' as the oause bis detention the no;pp by tina
oIe.o July Of true bill Of Indictment against him f,r
Of David c. Btffum, together with yoar warrant m.
handlng the rearIes Of said Haye. and his detention
to law. ' ''-'' "0o'fuins
81 have further to state TIA. Judys 1aoo,,,. a..
charged said Hayes from my custody, not rithstandng
ny return, aud that be 10 now at large
H''' the h'n"r to ren.'in' your most obdt serx't
The Governor declared, not lcDg since that HAYES
snooid have trial before he could be released from
cuSoy be ea. bad no trial and is At large not sth.
stbolDR The many threats Of his EIceIency TIE Gov
ernor was net able to sustain himself 10 hi,
with the actions of the Judicsry; il VISA too gre.t a.
assuu pon of power TO be successful-the stemo, :,
override and supersede the Chief Ju,ce Of the Terr
tory.
But his promptness in denouncing the act Of "Jef.
htys Lecompt, in releasing q murderer and the en-
ergy manifested in having Hayes reaested shows that
he at heart dsPoeed to have justice done to all
parties end only lacks til power to execute bis wishes
to have tie laws administered impartially.
Day before yesterday the trial Of sixteen Of the Free
State prisoners was concluded in Tecumseh before
Judge Cac-Mr. Parott counsel for the defense clos.
charge h The July, they retired and after absence
Of several hours, returned with a verdict Of I" Nos
Gully" Five Of the Jury were Free State and seven
Pro-SDsvery men. The latter were at first determined
On conviction Of the defendants, the Others were as
resolute and at last the PioSavery caved TO- and
all eereed on q verdict.
The young men convicted of manslaushter are now
in this bttle Virginia town." under the charge
Capt. Hampton, gel efous and chvalrc Kentockian
They have good quarters, arc well treated and have
Il liberty Of the town; they allowed 10 go out and
work for themselves. The Captain will not think
IuttiI ball and chain upon them; his generous "a
lure will OF permit suffering if he can prevent it. He
il a come, ratire ProSavery man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
JErFREYs LECOMpIE AND THE MURDERER.

Correspondence Of The Missouri Democrat
LrcoaProy, Kansas Sunday, Nov. 30, 1856.
"J,fre,s Lecou pte" issued writ of habsss corpus
for the relesse of Hayes the murderer OF David Bat
fm who was srreeted by order Of the Governor, and
held by Col Titus as prisoner The following y
cor, IL letter in relation to the affair from Col Titus
10 the Governor; q, ,sse
-. vi. rrcs7srey Johs ". Ged'v. Gcrer~e, o. hss.a'
"SfR: have the honor 10 state, thai during Jou'
rec M Ar epce from this place writ Of habess cor
prs, in ued by Ctia Justice LeoouPee. vss se'V'0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
HfAdyertisement.l


PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES PROM
TIVE DR. HARTLkY Principal and Proprietor OF tbs rnn
pls Ear Institution, 10 now In New foh C ana ssasa
Es, wssos, until easd thereby p'ovps .gcces
eqBsed and projections the Desf from bDs svnded peyns
ton Of . evs b. permitting the application ef
dangerous remedies by ferperencse aud unsifn hsnda
Dr. II msy here state That he has no connection
eb advertising to cure desfs~ss Neither - -
svsn permission for the publication OF eerthose. puPxun9
10 .uspaie ros BIN and the,ere BE- Responsible f
ration The loss Of moneJ may not De maenA 20 .ons ~
hut The deprivation o. one 81 the no nposnt on -
Be- regarded and treated with more thss os
D.sfns,s noise In the head and all dpsesbs discharges
from the speedily and snenty removed vthcs osns
TIE Inconvenience cur. N NJ cases suAhe
tee where NAL oi nation does not exist . 40,
Thirteen close and almost undivided attention. 70 his
brsI Of special practise has enabled BIN b reduce his 1es
obstinate yield BY steady attention TO the meas ~
scIfbed.
d,t-s IN Psaospbis ess during each morning
ii No 20 Greensst sor one month only -
Teanent forwarded By to any part OF tho w. SsSs
IAdvertis~m1nt
TEAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY ssve
asnd ever, variety Of TsAs @ 0soesss Tee De.sn ssd z
We qosss fn ron s'Sss e. Ss ode
aasIifiss equally low. Also Sd boxes of sood rs%"
sue dollar Csh and s1smins-ks lo Cssiss"-a' ss"sss
Pearl and Roossyetsta
fAdverisemsnt.I
OrD SOAp-As hard 90 bope-free rom ros'n--~
esnno, be wasea 10 the vsh. Dsi,e'sa y ne ~ w,y
mart Of the BfootlyD 81 JAMES fsLs, ~ 't
q. Orders By psnsy post s;rpded,o
fAAverfs<emeat
w.Tcuvs AND JEwELRY. for. Holiday Preseate.
s,Lvrs wArs....for ............ Holiday Psesso:.-
fAAer AI 4, crIss.I B.orWsTs, No. is csssi.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
lAdvsrts.a.ent
PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPHs.-Owipg to thu

set psur. Of business account Of the spp,osehng Hon
Sy. GUEsEY III. has secured ths SERVICES ~
se,e. talented artists addition 10 his old corps Of Psrsas
artists sls confident that al and oss be scooa
modsted delay OWNS 10 his numerous eies then
-sshment Psrtcul attention 10 called TO bis
life Pnorosa Canvas coored Ia Oh which a~
said 10 BE- and which received ths
sTstP Goid Mscs the late Fair Of the Americas
IpStitute DssuerreOtypes In the usual styles
J. GuasgY, No $40 Broadway, corner LssnArdue
NB-No connection with any other establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
vnIbling Of Nlss PJne.

TIE LADIES' Fair held at stcyTsssn' i''''"'s n
aid Of funds 10 estAbush hospital fx ~omsa, sha -
s,,e ,b, ban sit 81 chsuicL observation 70 female
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
TYAs-THH CANTON THA COMPANY nev0 -

OLD SOAP-As hard 90 boee-free ron fos'n--
-, - ..,es 4, The vash. Delivered BY ths boz Ia anr
,,, os the CIV or BroosyD b. yAnEs PrLE Ne JIG Wares
r. Orders b. psnEy post s;tDded 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

vsIs, injured the th inst By falling into the hold Of 90
ship lying the foot Of Market street East River died
Saturday NewYork Hospital An inquest WA held
Coroner Hills upon the body and verdict Of Academia
cath rendered. Deceased nsiivo Of Denmah, aged
eyesrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

ARREST or BURoI ARs.-Two well known burglars,
Ford VIM. Brissep, detected early %
Saturday morning at.upns enter the house OF MT oes y
Track No. lS4 Sixth avenue by Of false key. They
were ted and ue Eandreu locked them tor trial
Ford already served the State Prison and brsseu
10 well know the Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

WYsr TO WAKT," But sEyER REfURsBD.-
On last Wednesday evening, John Laughey, residing
in BROOKLYN, left his houie, telling bis wife that he
WAS going to a wake" and would return In the
course of an hour He did not return, and the follow
ire day his wife learned that he at the New-fork
hospital It sppeJs that he got drunk at the wake,
ano was fornd, at late hour, lying insensibse In
Chaihsm street. and taken to the Hospital where he
died on Saturday from intemperaoce and exposure
An irques st was held upon the body by Coroner Con-
nery. Decessed was Q native Of Ireland IS years
Of age.
Gross Or1RAGE.-Two men, named John Summers
and Charles Rosr arrested on Saturday charged
with the COMM sion Of gross outrage upon the per-
sobs Of two females residing at Nc. II Hudson-street
II ives all ged that Of three o'clock on Saturday morn
rg tie men called at the house, and one Of them ut
tempted to violate the person Of Frances Gdis but
falling in the attempt, he seized her by the throat and
drawing knife threatened to stab her. She, ho~-
ever, escaped from further violence. Summsu, the
other n ffian proceeded to the room Of gir named
Howard, who was lying sick in bed. He treated Ger
bruiaIly ard vioIsted her person, but when sbout
leaving he ard bis confederate were surpned oy two
policemen and locked up by Justice Connolly tor TRIAL
A meeting called by the American Temperance
Cniop WIS heldn the Tabernacle Thursday evening,
to .yiye The temperance movement. O"iDg to the IN
clsnerey Of the weather the attendance was not 9"
buu erous az was hoped for; but what the meeting
lacked in surnbers, made up in esrnestDess Of par-
pose. Judge C.pson pr,sided, and addressed the
sudience on the impon % Of received siost 70 neas
of = PR bibitoyv law The Rev. DR.. Mash offered
,e,;ts Of resolutions In substance - fo'oss:
R,.0issd Thai III ob,s!0n. % sosS,s,y .y are "a
se.y n As ssss va bsSaaaS Is be- y he fssada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15
RvN OVER

RyN OyTR.-Mrs. Hermann, residing at No. Ibl
Biseeter street ws Broadway the
Beche by private carriage snd severely injured
She wss home The drove of and escaped arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

BURIED UNDER AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stokes,
l.hor.r With his horse aud cart buried under eo
bantmsnt on Saturday Of sxiyhh street and
Tbiro sverue. where number Of employ eHos
vain or the foundation Of depot for the Third Avenss
ksroac Company The csy.d 10 uPpn Sc he's
be dug a'er sustaining fracture OF the leg aal
other nres The killed. and the cart still rensns
under the earth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15

fAAvcrfisemsat
WATCHES AND JEwEIRY. for. Holiday Preseats.
of..s
T,rY Holiday Presests.
Az CuLEEsT BsoTHEa's, No. 1s Csnaist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-11

Messrs. Peake, Ionge aud Wadley were appointed
committee to devise il possible, perfect schedule
between Washington City and Montgomery, Ala, than
exists.
The following motion adopted
Resolved That the committee be iDstr ced TO inquire
into the proprety of fixing through fast mail and pas
senger schedule from Montgomery TO Washington at
speed OF about 20 miles per hour with unnecessary de-
tenuons. The second train 10 be an accommoda
tiOn train but make close connections as possible
The committee fixing the price OF a through ticket
between washington and New Orleans reduced the price
70 SlS. The ormerpricc S53 The report OF the
committee adopted.
On motion il was
Resolved That ,he agency New Orleans be reopened
the lst day of August
Messrs Pollard, King and Caldwell were appointed a
committee to arrange for its reopeniug and notify such
companies ratfy the aud arc willing TO beat
the expense
resolution then adopted fixing the rate Of speed
on the roads, exclusive OF stOPpages at .enty miles per
our.
The committee classification ofgoOds asked for
tme IN which TO report, and the request granted
resolution of respect 10 the memory o John r.
Minis. late Of the Atlanta aud La Grange Railroad vas
adopted.
discussion. very generally participated in took place
with regard TO the express business railroads aud the
pfopreiy Of the roads taking it into their own hands
No resolution adopted, a. IL was argued that each
company could cCntrOl the 10 its own interest
The following resolution adopted
Resolved, That the thanks of this Association are
hereby rendered o the President and other officers
the Richmond. Frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad
aud 10 j T. Ballard ESQ, and other citizens of Richmond
and Alind for the very cordial and warmheured South
crn Ntguis hospitality and courtesy with which the
lsers have beeu entertained.
On motion, the Association adjourned until the Thurs
day alter the first Monday in May next Augusta Geor.
gia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-11
K c III M OND WHIG.


H,ssrs E.j;,a,. N. uo..... ;: - "a, -,
;ns, ch.,a.. - '"s' PaPs' " ."e ''n
-. -, 49, ~ - -e o'e '"e N"' iou'"S
'S'u''eo"s- TO ms last charge plead
mot guilty.
IL is true thai has. dared IN d;a. ;,h NJ v,,,;,
upoo th. T., am ,,, I = :. =
,..,., ~ ' wv" "A'e 0ee'
A' h"H-s charges me With systematic effort to GRE
al pulhc odiuni the Council rn.n iro,u my
.ishl IA, .u.t,,, !, AMI L., n. h,.J;... -, =, : .
-, -, = -, ~ '''''' many "
'' "'PoP"A'' 'hese are grave aud serious
."aip-' preferred "os 10y City Youth but by gentle
s" stsnins des.rvedy hg Ia public esteem
s"f'an! passed. ia" ~ -f,inncy Of Youth IfMr Norris
rhPee- % =" f-''d the action Of the Rinsnce Commit
Te' must Dog leave IL Ice excuse have fought against
s n IN 'r Iouncii ard when assals upon the
nave expressed my jisspproval vi the prcpI-
IN IT. IL the majority Of the fhf4ncc Committee expsc
nae 10 defend what regard aud
'.s bn he. Siu be decraed 10 whom do-s Mr.. Morri.s
fe-s " thc term brehpgs! Ia hc aule- soch men
conway hoI'son Gustayu< hyes. and hose Who have
nh'ird 18th them IN opposition this Tax Bill then in
'nt h''rnnte judgenen the will had ifeni task
esn''sanAt Aas thsl plSsaios, in ihr IQunci
though it Ia yolfiul. l. A. NV dsnd NJ
Norris would have the public believe.
hANiuS reehed the action ot the Finance Committee
upon Their Tax B-in my reply Mr. Sauers tis need
mere 10 repeat but shall endeavor 10 show that Mr.
HOTTIES nAs ndedn framing ut Tax bill yielding OOJ dol
ais more an y anticipated, by their admissions but
winch minority contend will exceed $1,000 dollars.
me Agest amount OF gross revenue asked ior by the
rI'nee Cohmttee was $4,000 by their admissions
."s lax oh VIII yield o6s,OVO whilst contend for
"'Ser amount
mr. hot'ss IN ms statement, reported In Dispatchl
ASK or oher appropriations 10000" In his reply
iua"ty ne runps up $4,000 with many other items Of
eAPehu''ure-
seens !" me tla' those gentlemen having framed what
'hey regard beautiful Tax bi aud Notwithstanding it
revenue than tue wants OF the City
Iufe under an economical administration, they
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-11
SOUTHERN RAILROAD ASSOCIATION.
EQUALITY.
SECOND DAY.
Reported for the Richmond whig.l

Reported for the Richmond whg.l
WEDNESDAY, July 9, 1856,
The Association re-assembled at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Chairman OF the Committee to establish New
Orleans Agency, reported that they had retained Captain
W. b. Phillips at larry of S2,5OO of which he i
to pay all expense Of advertising the route.
Mr. Caldwell, President of the South Carolina Railroad
on bea OF his road, declined paying anything the
support OF that agency. The other members of the COM
ntee think il important, unless it be arranged for
10y the New Orleans Boar line with the proposed through
ticket ahoughit might be closed without much injury
from the lst August 9th December They advise ar
rangements for reopeung the agency by the 18th De-
c"mIer-the expense Of keeping it open be borne by
each railroad in proportion their share Of the through
ticket.
The Committee on Equalization OF Speed reported as
follows:
The South Carolina Railroad being represented il
Is found mpracticable make change OF the schedule
Sooth OF Wilmington. From Wilmington TO Richmond
the Committee recommend the following schedule-ap-
pieahon TO BE- made TO the Post Office Department to
confirm o he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-11
VIM Malony committed suicide in Jail NJ Martinsburg

WIN. Mallory committed suicide in jail NJ Msrnsburg,
Va, on Monday. supposed 10 be insSue.
salvador luturidc, ofthc former Emperor Of MeNco
was drowned Tepic MEXICO recently Wlilc bathing
The resign prince OF Monaco Forcstan died IN 'Pars
the 2Oth ult The Duke De Valcntuoie succeeds to
this little principally.
Rev Mr. Douglass Marshall Female institute in Mar
shall county Miss was destroyed by IRE June 18th
The Las, surviving Of German poet Wicand died
the 10th ultimo, az Weimar, IN SaxOny.
Gen. L. y. Smith Of the L. s army a. Sc Louis
the 4th inst, and to leave the next day for
Kansas
MARSHALL Butts recentyshot at Covngton Ky, in the
riot with Gcrmsn Turner's. died on Sunday.
The shd trial OF Allison tho slleged torpedo murderer
u in progress st Cincinnati.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-11

",I'" r''-es amounting siCSOcO
The 1850 prizes Of ~ number
he $1,000 that number should be number then
every odd number ticket 10 the Sme will b.
rNen number then every number scheme vi
" '-' 10y
Purchasers buying quantity odd and even number
tickets will Be certain
With chances Of obtaining Other prizes
~ Remember that Prize drawn and pay.lI- in full
without deduction. ' '-'-' - @'
Az FRIES ef sloO and under. paid Immediately aer the
H.sing-oiher Prizes at the OF ilnrty days
Al communications strictly confidential The ORA numbers will
hr of"aTdei 10 purchaser Immediately
whole Tickets s.; Halves ~; Quarter. \
fzr Tickets cashed renewed
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
iyIO 8 SWAN Mentsom.rY Hs.r,'I, Al" ga or