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fotsn HowSkp--An inquest Wa htd yesterday a.,
Coroner IIls upon the body q an urkcwr MN ab,.s
dirty years OF age, who found droW, Al Ill., 49,, :,
lcnth street, Fast river TIE Seceasd l.t MOI Ia, ia
feet aht inches In height lie was dvas.sf - : -,
cotton shirt and pants snd ,trped cotton sr, p~esses
hsa bsss mar and wore small side whisEers me
Jury ~ ths case rendered verdict oil Tosn .fov,oes
~ paocst vas also held al Rurus sir gpa ne loi,
= 40 nhknovn man, about Dirty eve wear, Of .se ,ba
49, ssShp uoSsed. The deceased sss nc,lium ~.
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owp5o august 10, 1856
Three men, named respectively Dryer, percsmer am
Chapel while engaged in lshrg the sCs johanna Al
this place, last night fell overheard and We're al down
ed. il Is supposed they were under the inhGene oc
liquor At the tine. The bodies were found tbs morning.
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North Carolina Election.

CoIrNnn $. c., August 10 1856
The latest election returns from all pars u the State.
Indicate that the democratic majority will previously
stated, be about 4. 600
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caAR1rSroS, Aug 10, 1859.
There have been several deaths from yellow fever IN
this city
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Malls for Europe,

New York, Monday, August II, 1856.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-14
The Structure and Diseases Of Animals saCr ii
be siudisd by Farmers.
Selected from an 4ddress dci:psredJy " s.
Amy, Esq.

hiny. Esq,
So tcariu. are our farmers Of any admission
OF the value Of science, that the structure and
diseases of animals are not as well known, as
wisdom aud n true economy would advise
Thousands Of animals are annually lost, in
tie country, through ignorance. The ab-
sence of kno ledge in this branch of science
is always lamentab,e, sometimes ludicrous
The vein that neanders over the belly Of a
cow, and disappears near her udder, is styled
for short the milk vein, because science has
conferred upon !. a very long and very
learned, but very explanatory name--the sub
cutaneaus abdominal vein; ('sub cu;sneous
because i. is si.us.ed Immediately under the
skin, and abdominal. as ;rayersiny tie alb
domen.) Now mark how a want OF precision
in nomenclature may miSleai At least one
half Of our farmers. because or this name. con
slider the vein TO be filed viii milk, and. to
be connected with the udder. which !; is sup
posed 10 supply; whereas the vein las il fact
nothing 10 do with the udder, more than
other veins; and slows the WELD Of mill.
only as it indicates the quantity Of sll the
secretions of the animal. included.
If one nay believe what he hears from all
quarters, there is disease, ilal affects al
of the neat cattle in the country; hut which
| have hopes Of curing to-day. IN Ills good
country 1t is called the Tad All or Tail
Sickness and sometimes. .Wcrrn in the Tail
/: is supposed 20 be indicated By softeuin-
and swelling OF the extremity OF the bony
st ucture of tie tai, and b . curl in the
hairs Of is brush. This softenng IS said TO
crawl up IN the :ail. to proceed along the
Serte5rae. until i: yeaches the head: when the
animal must die. Now. farmers, | have
watched great many animals affected with
this mysterious complaint. for many years;
and never knew one the worse for it, for q
moment. nor even 10 Gle of il. More
over veterinary Surgeons can prove 10 you.
that from the structure of the animal. i, is
impossible that any such disease could travel
from the tail TO the body. as is assumed BY
tail all champions. So. beg ,hst no more
cattle may be decundiza.ed on this account.
An essay on the treatment of the diseases
OF animals IN an Interpolation in the order of
exercises" tha. had prescribed for myself;
but canno: refrain from raising my voice
against the cruelties practieed upon uaeom
plaining animals BY iguorsnf-and all the
more presuming for being iynorant-quscks;
or By farmers. who do not pretend to un Ter
stand the treatment Of diseases. and only do
rs they see others do. lie. me instance. now.
but one disea>e-the LSmpss. Its symptoms
are well known: the bars of the mouth swell.
and become even with the level of the teeth
and ., times extend beyond them. The horse
eats With difficulty. because Of tae pAia.-i
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Young horses are subject TO it. The horrible
cure for this. remedy that barbarian must
have originated. and which is a disgrace to
Christian land; is to burn down the swelled
roof Of the mouth with red no. seet;ne iron,
AS we'll might your family physician pre-
scribe burning iron for the reduction OF
boil. that may break out on -FOUR BOYS leg: or
that blossoms. as they sometimes will on ones
own nose Let Us forego no opportunity of
putting down this hea;henism and useIessIy
cruel custom The disease proceeds from
iniiarna alton OF the gums. usually: or from fever
IN The system; and can. in all cases be cured
by few simple bran rnashes. followed. if
found necessary. by a gentle purgaiye-
-fmer. Tet Journal
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Read the following Certiaca.es:

Certificate Of pr J. II Jordan. late resident pm
OF the Fourth street tiolers Hospi
can cheer sity reconmea: tas Alternative .tasn 20
the rubIe. knowing As do. that it j. exceiien, ar
ticia used II with good effect Cholera ifoy-
p,ai N this city, ia o! CRAMPS .I4 pains
stomach and bowels also used il OF in
ismmstion of tn. kidneys with tha h. ppest effect
From my kno ledge CT ats virtue. ia tle e.s
ca and others. which have used IL, have no
hes.sney pronouncing IL superior any ".elieias
aither offered to the public It winch hsys
come acquainted, sad would rneerfalIy recommend
il to the public.
J. IT. JoaDAE, NJ d.
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tE nnders ne ssert of the heirs Of JEAN
E-it. late ri A. sas coss.-y. fnds@a. deceased Of
legs .r >a}e fu- third cash down, AID ts@ rss4U
bic payments snfy s-res Of Las. }x4vS
sAogt two miles rosia af Eachmoas. - ssi1
reuatv Tsa LAND is Under ce13 el4s--v Also,
iot No Isl in tat Fart Rshaoa4 is5 Of BY John
Smith. lhis Let lies IN corner Of Asia .u4 ~i>ih
streets en5 Ia. Il al brir< dwelling
ac1s- CHRISTIE L. HUFF.
Novanber Is ISS5 - II
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Commissioners Sale.

Is ~irsae Of order ~ the Uay-e Court Of CorEe
i,ss, tAe October i.S S.s} recesd sell
10 seioeS Saturday, TIE Ria e February l>5 =:
aide sac t1e premises taa teto tese !h real
ceased to 81. Bel faEt - frscFeEN seco2 ., town
-htp II II hsgina the south corner
thereof, thence EerEh CairS ths4 % CHAINS
sSty Inks - s.aEe ttssce $es1i; CHAINS = stake
tirrce .sirty o. I}uEs stake
ts3ssH- IS The following te=fs te-
f.rth t.e luressz asey ezs' haEsi toCEsh IA
Eea4hS EsaEtA - saetas, -H4 tae residue >
aoa:lss :EaE2 TIE 90 .! sale
]. ENoDE. Commissioner
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Important TO saw Will Owners .,nd
sesT

- = En6er snec ctftrS sale oas o. Il >h.as.
cc}sbrHtcI tsff Cut-IuS Machines. with he eScia
siv- .St g. 4se fhe same Esyne county Also
7raesine, tuf ,t.z IT ~, o. NAVE
Tsesr a5nas ~ 4.t.rh notice hen
ANhlhIfsdn ct The SerA Ac8cs Institute
"a Cincinnati. last yesr FAev very = spla and
eussbie ana capsule Of cutting IL - aa Sc
90 Isths Fssh. aF day Gee land can cat esur N
tie uP rese ser esrSet IL two haass I5 t. 80
~. and thrv~ lands - II per cav Ire machine re-
-vlre- - iitsae Y7wer Il tast ash o9ner
su. furnish Poyver gratis IS Il woui frnj,A ssos
market 81 hag.a Tor tanhtr. ae tsashtns ue,y be
seen "a oPerasacn IN Dalton. Wayne county. ta3
I. RI NoiDS
aasr., 1855. s+l
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To thu Pubic.

This is to certs.hiy - ia Jane lsss attacked
with .he AsissSt .holsrs, and .oou. phySi-
cian said. in collapsed ststs. 1 hss REMAINED in
Thu, two hours when my psysiei.n inform
ed my family sHd friends ih.. could not possibly
give and strictly forbidmy wife permitting any oas
nag any MEDICINE or arishmeut s~hatsv4S.
- would only hasten my death Az hi. time 81.
Forsha came 60 see me- and brought with him bor.s
sont4Bss ng four oanscs Of A:- Attentive balm and
<sd permission OF Tfay st,e Is IL RE, rs
thought Il ~oeic immediately give i vas in
lately applied and = parapr ppi-
hieh time ny --trenities coll ei..ar,y
.vest my face and head. alter tbr u u
other bottles OF the medicine. | - entirely
reiieyej OF All distress and IN fe~ days
10 health. xoE.id most sheerfpiiy saa heartily
recon mead this Balm t. al who afflicted in >
sis lar have also a<ed IL ia Ufa.r disc ses,
sBI nave found 4 m9si excellent remedy 90
think Il can De TIC highly recommended
JOEL kTaET
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AM3ROTYPING.
Something -Neic and Still More Beautiful
At the Cottage Daguerrean Gallery.

he undersigned proprietor Of the Cottage. thankful
The Of hichEi0nd vicinity
ued heral patronage earnestly invites their special
eniOn 20 the fact thst lie has receive! fI
siTdcTions rc the ceet rated Photographers
Eon ia the Desly discovered u taking pictures
ass called Aahroypiag, which fram
Is fast erecting all other modes If making
therefore cordially invites the public
and exanre the specimens. and sample thu,
most beautiful aud wonderful
The AAhrotype possesses advantage the Da
sUeereoype. They he less tim,. and
With less sht han The Daguerreoiypes, squenty
fact every knows ho have taken their children
the Cottage for pictures that II il he done
his mode than the old that they
getting the Genessss Of lheir children beauty
durability correctness an richness t- AnhTotJ
Re equslei ly other style II miniatures
To those Hso frefec the . erretype. you'd say
prepared ~lsh superior light them in
:ae best style Of the Cal and
None saoUll fi 70 improve the opportunity OF
curing faithful iseuesses % themselves rends-the
satisfactory II neuetos and pleasing keepsskes.
= = ksias- tiar a. desc wonders psrfor ned
the Cottage. and hIt the Place
she'd ikeHesses Terms mo !erste-
~ Instructiens given reasonable in the
art.
NJ Cottage she ,.A.n ana Pi'sh streets. Rich
fond. ". D. SCtiOULEI.
January 81 1875 CIT
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New and Complete Systematic seriss
OF school Biographies.
BY S. S CORNEI
~ THREE PARTS.

~ THREE PARIS
T prepared with ~ az sx
AIsrserce8 All ee5IEpsA-s t~seArr. q,
nesting ;he long shA kenly frt +. tct
tors Of - steilstIs ser.s> - sSaoei t. sraPhy
The Par original progressive philosophical sra iii
yesS " ret properly telan tbs
Tie alpra.
rrias4y u-r their respective hzals The asni-
far 1hau usually TIE simple
and concise, and the ana tSe nsrUctiars
btue cher OF excellence and
fsGnd ANY other Gecsra lshr&i works.
NAi the three hooSs forming TIE
o. scholarship for which IS aes saed
others
Ai;E"aeh It only few roat.s since The Urinary
ttermfiate first appeared they s3aItea
standard text eoaAs IN the Iaeils schools - New YORK
Brooklyn Ahauy, Rochester. Philadelphia. Washington
PitIslur. CactUuati, s. Louis, Indianapolis
Ous ether places.
TE.s work has heen recommended ~ tbs BOARD Eauca
t.au % Indiana eseeu > the follow
circular is-sei - the Department et PGble Instruction
August leah 1855;
believed the ny
BseFa. a.d schools.
furnish valid for change except the e-aphy
~ sich the Blart Ate de- consideration
xis-stes have reso.vri 5utsotEce Cereiis
res which IL their judgment : su.rst.y ai-er9r
formerly recommended. to fully justify
FasIishet - r. APPLETON .t co, New Nor.
sale ~ al the Iru ciral booksellers the country
November :. leS5. 49,
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Tosab-sfones, .Honmnsenfs. SC.

n $ z MORRISON Main St, Richmond Ind
- still coatinses oasnsf.crsar1. order every
variety oi Plain saI Ornamental Commissioned so-u-
neats Sc SC .. the --latest style azc most beautiful
patterns
II tie taxes pains ia informing his friends thai
be will se.i as cheap. ii fifsi. chsaYsr for ready
cash. than can oe bought n the State
Ills Work a. wsrraHtes ~4sHi TO sav ms&e in .H@
West sHS 7eTf@1f safisfsr,iCc guzrEaF ed The Vat-
IL lse- to cal4 aa Hae als stoeA and
Rixha0sa. March To- lisa
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NJ c. LEWIS d. CO.,
4 RE nov receiving their Spring supply of new and
fresh Goods. eonsist.ng OF great variety Of No
TONS Toys. CONFEt TON. fRCiTS- NUTS.
PERFUAERY. &c hich they ct. rfcr s.le a. hole
sale retail such III sugt Customers.
They have also esis olfsh-5 n connection BAKE
RY, snc prepared 10 furni<a 20 order everything
that line waoles.le sad retail. tie best 81
cle.. sna as low terms they be has the
city.
Call sad examine stock We have the articles
sale and ell sell 90 those " no wish purchase
TT est o: the sloan House
sstg tHd- AfsiI Is isEf I1-sf
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New Advancement.


~ I4htNEk would espectiuiiy inform his cd
- friends and customers that he hiss moved his
Candy unsatisfactory to No. 40 Main street where he
i'll keep general assortment OF Candies Nuts
Fruits and gsrs Also, general assortment OF
NOTlONS--Threads Buttons. Combs, Hosiery
Gloves, and such articles usually kept in No
Stor for sale wholesale and retail Cine
att prices
Richmond. august9 Q, 1888 "a
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TIM WARE.

Z 0Iaer d Cook Stores- Parlor. Shop q CookiHg
Gahering and Sposting. Japanned
Hare knaneira Hare Brass
ard Copper UGre,
Is-ay found IN establishments. azs Coal 10
is int0 keep Coal Sn@ Grst-s store PIPE
>h--s lrsa. csc 1eT ART ~th
h-ux fniy arese8- price AEy srseae
N lie iii - rszrzF fsEi,h~6 10 sr-r sS as szr
If A4s@a ltask-y.
froHaf rtus@ FAR E-s~ ha3e 80 tan sA~rs Ct
IA Sc favor without resort - ac--Es
Shop so1ta~-ss cegsef a. 3se aSe a1ssr 50
Rei~
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90 hereby certify that the above eeTtirste Is coY-
and the statement: OF the physIcisn
true. JULIA Ann kirby
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Conee.

4 SUPERIOR article Of Bio always found
- 81 shele-aie retail 3 Nc 81 Man street.
March Q. Ie55 GEO. ". BARNES.
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City Shoe stere.
Jan14ry -, 1855.

City Shoe Store.
hare just received fr ON New York
49, and Cincinnati. extensl and Superior
- stock Of Ls4lCe'. Misses and Children 8
Shoes. consisting u French kla. Enamel
Ell bronze and cViored Buskius ami slips crs Jcu-
~ Lind Gni;ers for Ladies, Misses and children Fine
Boots and shoes FIR and boys, such calf goat
enaneed patent leather ana cloth Congress Shoes and
Slippers.
Hats Of various ssyes-Sik. Panama, Palm Leaf and
Aarfcaibo, latest sly and most beautiful finish.
manufacturing al Of the shouab.e kinds
of Boots and Shoes order Of the best and
workmanship having in nay employ te best e Rorknen
feel confident from the experience have lad in bu-
siness, thatmy work will compare favnrably with any
in the West. Thankful for past patronage respect
fully solicit u continuance Of it. JOB BURTON
Richmond, Sept. ~. 1884. 4I-tf
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PAPER HANGING

FtNBE uEts-si snei prepares paper .
perfer ManIe- 1hey prepared - ssrEsh every
rfrsy AID pattern Of Cincinnati prices
y; their line Jeff t- sh house Depot
Sixth street. Era~e-. Tr~fa a Cos. Railroad
Store. opposite the D~To. where
coEslsa-y ksP hand will nc psozrtiy
&
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certificate frafa isey. j. Q. .nley.
Crxrs-r.TK E,,~E *

CIscfSrATr. Mach l. fs5s
Dk foEsH.-This 10 the arst time in IA long lifs
shat have given nv = recemmrnaaf:ss 81 any
medicine, as general remedy. tnsBss I have o.i.a
teen solicited ! have used toUr Alternative Balm
for nearly year. first for the iheun.:in IN suy
fer very severe bra,sss oil aay family; thea
violent attack f dtarrars myself fhen f.a.a
fnstinn. burns. bruises. snc for -
ssH neck. brought BY violent cola sas tslnk
have had full proof OF 1t. medical properties gress
many OF the disc Tor which soa recommend b..
AMI have not found il 20 fail in 81 them
Still, 60 ssy tat 10 iH.iiible yet IL 10
hose complaints for which IL - reeonmenaed. fhst
h.y. ever tried and nave tried many - ~ asf,
procure II. DO stfEoat ~ ~ n fssT 'cs aay
eonsi6ers.ion Hoping that you siIi sf4a eonfiaas
20 compound honestly. sa< sasf ~ - r--v~ snos-
sands Of saderessI o.t heartily seeen Hasa1 L -
Yours. sfee,i nas~ly.
J. q. FINLEY.
Th,, Is 10 certify TIA. in the summer Of 1-s- be-
e,n- 90 very fsae sn3 sesk IN my bsek. ocz.siones
hv ff.5uz shst could not cit q ks, q, Irhoas
ssla,nz on ~ ssre object I YES aGxise1 Ia try Ny
For.a. Alternative balm BY bathing IL siK eight
times my perfectly restored. aad Isre fsis
40 symptom Of iss return sisse
Nv wife, siso. has used IL for Rheumsff- rsias
.dsehs a.a topshsehe ~iih very se1s4seisl resslss
J. ] YEAkLE.
December tse. 1876
iertlfse from D. l. Starr
have known Mr.. forsha's Alternative BsIn 10 per-
form sery extraordinary sure spoa . horse East
very badly cat, some sis.s
efet- eess@ss II 80 De perfectly s.f- .sd esss~
cioss remedy to De sset % May esnsl.inf-
D.. STa1l
Ssvszlss s.ss- 1874
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Rich EDoHd Green House.
z iik aEder4Enei has complsted Us
u oirsed h7 Grvrd He4sr sIt2afr! II sGsfh
Pearl e5.y kchnlend PREPARED
furnish the friends of Horticulture Tsry genera
Of Native and Tropical Plants atoa 20
varieties Of the latest and beautiful Roses CamsiIss
f1si4s 6craI4uus. Frbenas. DahIias Cactus a
general u sireen House Plants Of
--latest and proEsd Strawberry and Cs;axha
Grape Vines JOHN j. CoSLEY-
alchnouf- April :. l-54
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CONDITION OF
.ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.

January l. 1856,
presented to the Stockholders. and made eoupi-
- with State OF New YORK, ONO. ii-
rois. DC.
SETTLEMENT
The OF the Corporation E.1A Insurance ConpA
located at Hartford Connecticut.
The Capital IS tive Hundred Thousand Dollars, and 10
PAID up
.3SSETS
OF the Company
c ash in hand ana In Phcrnix BaRa, s5e.a59 80
{ ash pecial deposit in phEnix
Hartford Banks. interest Ico COO co -
sh in han AZ Estaa III a.
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BH. TVEN<ONss
/ NlTED STATES IiNINENTr
For Man and g~a,t.
SIAND> eRrsvsIee Tor fssse- er cgHrsex =, -.
live sppl-estloa. Il readily raalsce. gnaars $50
t.ns IaaaHlEstsSss, efe. la WsxN Esrks ! !, ! -
a shtrn- Mrs, Address OF spr,usSsre. q - tt st1s
x.'nte o. sasas aal large rumaT, Fsnave4 by -.
TRY i. Il va would kaaw lis Ycs >rs
Fat up a large bottles tor only IS eez,. a. s. =.
t.e. tar y ftER>OA / CO. Pyopr,... -
or sale BY = cts and ". ( Lewis glrs@st
aEc ~ Druggists and assiers generally
w ". ROBERTS Il CO, Inai.aspna,,
General Wheie sIs as@at. 70. ths STATE "a ~,
orders sheuia &c s1>2rsssel 81
seAs =. $50 sS-u
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EOR SALE.

100 GROSS ESSENCES in store aud for sale ~
lOU L. II. MCCULLOUGH
Narsh -, 1855 Ne. - Main street
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One Moro Ch.nce for Mak.ng Money

fsF subscriber offers for sae exchange the undivided
half of three Brick House. I'D
Main q q
occupied - +. " Kati a MACH. Shpt The
ahoG. 60
frame building the lack of the iot The house
nearly E@Wthe lot about to ~ 1872
i30a Justices al 4lie n
the other se-- t. IroreSy Ssi ,e sai&
cash. Hard hsi.d third
third in eNc} sri for farm ui.iuprut 81
land TsI-1.s a.
have or partcui-Es.
i,.tcat. u. I1a5 1e n@t.r y nail Or person
have NUM- .r Of ttter Of City
DIS the quality give
~ le. 4o1r LyAde's Isiiid
Ii 3. PAYNE.
Richmond. DeceE L. 1855. sl-3ln
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25

HEAVY GALE-VEssELs SUNK AND
Loss OF LIFE. The steamer, Qeen City
arrived here yesterday afternoon, after
being detained three days by the furi-
Gus gale which has prevailed the Straits
OF Macinac. The Queen City rode out
the storm bravely, being injured slight
ly, and proves her reputation safe and
thorough sea-going boat. But while she
thus arrived in safety numerous other
vessels were sunk, dismasted and other
wise injured, and in some instances we
are obliged to record the sad casualty of
life.
The most fatal of these accidents is
the loss of the schooner Caledonia with
all hands aboard. A heavy gale struck
her as she was trying to tack, she cap
sized, and the heavy successive seas
washing over her swept every man over
board, and all were lost, despite the eff
forts of a schooner which was passing,
to save them by means of ropes. The
Caledonia was owned and sailed by Capt.
Day, highly respected and worthy citi-
zen, whose family resides upon the West
Side.
Several vessels were ashore at the
head of the South Manitou Islands,
Their names could not be learned The
majority of them seemed to be loaded
with lumber for Chicago. The schooner
Berlin, reports seeing a dismasted yes
sci with all hands lost, it is feared
| The schooner, S. J. Holley, Captain
Hays, sunk at False Isle. She had a
cargo of wheat, owned by J. G. Wright
Esq. Both vessel and cargo were inslT-
ed
The brig, Senca, loaded with lumber,
went to pieces at Kalamazoo. She was
owned by Messrs. Pierce d Fisher, of
this city. The schooner, J. E. Shaw,
belonging to Latham, Tezier &c Perry,
of Oswego, is ashore at ST. Helena, with
a cargo of wheat. Vessel and cargo in
sured.
Several vessels are ashore upon the
east side of the Lake; among them are
the schooner, Richard Mott, and the brig
Sandusky. They can probably be got
off. The brig Castilian, lost her fore
mastand alargepart of her main-rigging
The schooners, Stella, al pha and brig
Grey Hound, arrived yesterday, allmore
or less injured and with loss of part
of their cargo.
The propeller, Foss, is reported off, =
All safe.
We trust that this is the extent of the
damage done by the gale, but fear from
the reports which reach us that there are
many more lost Chicago Journal.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
News from Lawrence.

The New York Tribune of the 22d
inst, contains the following despatch:
LAWRENCE, X. T. Sept. l8.
Twenty eight hundred men, most Mis-
sourians, reached Franklin yesterday,
destined to attack Lawrence. Owing to
our alliance upon Gov. Geary for protec-
ton, our forces are mostly in the coun-
try. About 500 remain, prepared to
fight, in our fortications. Our adyanc-
ed guards came in collision last night,
and three of the enemy's men are report
ed killed. Just then orders came from
the Governor forbidding the approach
ofthe pro-slayery forces. -Four hundred
United States troops arrived here last
night for our protection.
This morning the Governor in person
disbanded the Missourians under Reid,
member elect of the Missouri legislature.
They are no longer territorial militia
Many Of them swear they will have blood
in spite of the Governor Our citizens
have been enrolled as his militia. A
collision is feared.
Col. Harney's regiment fought at Hart
ford yesterday, and won, killing three
and wounding many. Five of Harney's
men were wounded. His whole force
were taken prisoners by the Dragons,
while returning.