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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-11
PLAN oF rHH LnFTERY.

In tAs Ahovs Hchsas thsrs boo ueftss. numbersa
Nee soeon fhers are - - ftsss aaa eos 40 .
proxi stteas mrfinE IN al ltte - tsl
We nua.b~rs f-aan1 - 30 co Ftsrrnling - iAe
nsu.~rs IN ess priaita re. tps Of PsFes,
h 8iass Htsri
The s'seanis ef ne d1tFsnt S34 sa puses md. ~
D Toe al saeIci {, pas in anotsr saeet Aesf
sevsfrrr n she-s namb y sragn fsom NJ zee OF
nsebrsa And A. he sazr ums p - diasa em ens
etbsf sheet ~ e1Fa 80 are oiaaislsed tte neneer
ard ihs - ae draun eai ereuFa saa sAAee - 80
asi-nes ard resisises ~ ths csannsoasf, Ne pras
49, ..sa asEinsf tAs aatrr dfKuE- thfs eeefetoa
rereair8 unt ~ N pFa.s Ars arasn sa - a.seas
: tss o-,ns-f as afsr cszPaFisoa. tAs cenn.sisasr
esrt'fss teits oorrecinsse. -. -
sav- A orVisss uckefs 81 Fseeases n any e ne
otisr,es 81 ree-iec prsHp s,1entice. aad q
1890 usaSsa h ~ ParCharsls . ne telsy aeer
- assr~rs a HChnARt co.
80. ks. = "a ssss sfrecs. sF = =. Na a.
.sas-asu eshl@crs. ka1tand
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-11
Land for Sale.

7 OFFER for sale C7O0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES "a
or LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike Il
Roaa seven miles from Columbia and fo1 At. Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract w-ichI - de.
This Land is equal superior to snyS Maury county
Is Eatered he celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae well timbered and well pr0vedt
There are on the premises beautiful building site.
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road. s
will be divided 70 suit purchasers or cold in body
For further Information apply to me at AshwOodP. Once,
Maury county, Tennessee.
aug1l-u LUCIuS POLK.
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Triesemar No. I, 2, and 8.

per- and around each Case OF
Triesemar No. I. 2. and 8.
Thus protesting the pabIis sgat s-which
lahle to the severes penaes courts oflaW award
nR H. A. BARROW. Member Of the Imperial College Of
IL Vienna snf Royal Cllege az surgeoHs, London, may
he personality coas1le st his resd, 15I Prince street,
ew ho ks Of Brosisss New York, from II in the
morning H. and from till in the evening (SGndsys
exceptel0 unless by SPECIAL appointment.
TRIEsgMAR No 1, il the Remedy for RELATION,
SpERHAFORRHRA, and sN the distressing CO.'S q'ences
arising am esry ABUSE in scrim rate excess 100 long
resd nc. climates. has uYigorated and ord
TO tn tho 15s Of the del iated who
th- - Joy OF all he Func Oas Of Manhood; and
whzfevrr may lie ths CATSEi, every DISQU ALIeIOA-
TIoN Tor MAHRlAd eGecually subdned b. this Won
der'ui LiscoVerJl
TRIE.ENAR No II; completely ami entirely eradcates
AL OF Gonor hE bot in its mid and aggravated
forms Giees, Stri e. ltion Of the A ad Ter
tsnIioa a. the Urine ins f rb Lon and Kidneys and
those disorders whore Copaiva and Cab bs have
been thought sntidnte h ruin C the health Of vast
portiOa Of he population.
TRIEsEMAR No I1-tsths great Contin nta Remedy
foy Syphilis ana s. 1t also constitutes
certain for SedrEey, Scrous and ali impurities fton
The vital stream al oge her 70 eradicate the virus OF
di5etse AMI never fans Kennedy fr that ca's OF d'-
orders Wh,h unfortunately the English yiciGn treats
With Mercury, the ine gtabe destruction OF hs patients
con'titu ion and which al the sArSaparba IN the world
cannot
TKIEssMAR, No l. ard are prep ued in the form Of
Io1snge deyd Of taste or s and can be ried in the
w4scoat rocket. Sold in tin caEe and d'iied into
doses, administered by Napeau La I'm koax, Ri
cord, Ac &C. Price S9 each, or ur se, n one for 80,
which $S and in $2T whereby there saving
o. SO.
special arrangements having been made with the
Exprerse, tre dollar Of ir emar and the avg
. forwarded bv Dr. Bar ow riag pad, mme
diaely receiving 1t me, 10 Of the world,
securely packed and addressed accord the Instructors
the writer thus securing the public genuine European
prPpars ions, ant eectutv pr,e ting hem from spu'-
perncous init ii The three dollar cases sent as
usual, hut not ire Of C ;rriage.
To had Barrow, tn beautifully lustrat
ed aud pu ar Irk, "HU3AN FRAN TY, or PHYSIOLn.
GfCsL kL.EARCHG = " |; dsscrb IN clear and 1cd
the and Effects OF the cie
ated with for taer preer reatm ent and cure
Price 25 nt, Sent 'r-e to add es'.
address DIR. BrRhoW, 15T Prince Street, New blocks
Rrnai iurlr \ Nn.k rnuh-1YlN
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Valuable City PrODerty for Sale.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

egIbly situated Hudng College street IS offer
n ed for sale reasonable terms. Apply at TIE Patriot
Office. jy2-tf
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Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery

n Z IttNtEtVU Il -TINVNs
TINHE subscribers have on hand, very arge and
complete assortment NJ cutlery, which they can orer
EDWARD CORNING 4 CO.,
msrchlO 81 John street. New York.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

rom vIsCHER OWEN 4 CO., Gen1 Advertising House,
ArrLEroE' BUILDING $40 broadway, New York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-11

wNFS. Having associated with me in
kE~@ss ny bssiness NJ. VIA H. MIScsfs era u
aos a. b-isw JAS. D. CkAl0HEaD.
Nashville. nay ], lssS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-11
NEW SERIES mo. 292
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF FwENrIETH,
PEETLADEIPHIA.
s. f. JACOBY s. Co.

IMPORTERS of and dealers the various FOREIGN and D..
nestle Marbles stGtuary, &c constantly On hand
large and selert aSsortet Of MANfLES, TONES MpNU-
hENfS, TABLE TOPS Ac. Of every description not ez.
ceed By any in the city for hesutY symmery and anish
CABINET MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
fERS furnished ~ the shortest notice. with Marble Of every
description and pattern whether F1rezn Domestic ether
hnished in the Slab Block The aecoramodatinR
terms.
We especially invite attention stock haad.
frb26
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JOHN RAM GE.

az CUGIkGsE SrHEEF.
AS Just received Mens' sup. Calf Congress CATERS
doabe and single sOes,
Mens' Csr Washington or half CATERS, Hire tc'e:
I" OVford fies. double and single SJle, With q
rieiy % MEN, Cln stees a Phi idelphA factars
double and single Sole Pat. Leather Co-gre's AteS
" DresBshoes;
Caf Dress Boots;
LA4-s' IN ek and thin Sole Kid and Moro Bootess
Lastlug Cater,
Eii Slippers, of various g. Les.
AsOA good Asort neat Of Boys, Misses AMI Chnd-~us
Shoes. sepi23
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To Stave Dealers.

4 n Il N = Il r. r a " Oss
FL "a ale F0undr ry,
No. ass Liberty Street.
PaTTsnUHCHs Pa,
AFANUEkcfURKRs 0f cooking. PasloF and Hsaiing
Vi sayes Cooling Rapgr Usats Frants, Tsndsrs, Hal
osare, a..
Fenersl sssovmsn, of stoves Or weed coA ssabs
lor tha aoufhaFn Tfs4e, euuEtanfiv % kns4.
az orisn FesPsx ihny teilrited ish1-4ssiy
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Medicine,

ENGRAVINGs OF TIE SEALS or THE PArEEr cF-
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN. ECoLE de PHARNACIE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are aExed upon each wrap
per and around esch Case OF
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-11

Thus protecting the pnbic again IMT TIOSs-whch ar'
ae the penalties courts oflaT can award.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-09

Peace and good will toward men," The sword,
The bayonet, The mighty parade Of cavalry, The
huge parks ol artillery, these are not our weap-
ons Of conquest, but The noble arts o. peace and
The God Like example n men, SELL
governing, and self restraining themselves.
Every lille emigIan, letter sent from America
10 The Elhr, the Weser, The Rhine ar The Rhone.
The i.ffey or The Shannon, reci,ing the wages Of
labor here, the abundance Of bread aud meat, 'he
ihrli, the universal prosperity, il prppagan>
dist Of Liberty Ear more irresistible than all The
artillery ranged IN or around Sebasiopoi.
fApplause.l All This. however. The Whole Future,
lie bright beaming Future, all depend upon our
fidelity 10 our American institutions, and TO the
principles aud pledges 81 our fathers. " we
cease 10 be faiihlul our record will he the re-
card Of all the Republics gone before ne, and
there will be bu, one more lombslone IN the gen.
eral graveyard Of Republican History, J mus
confess, though seldom surrrniering 10 doubt. J
fear Tor that Fumre--i irenble when feel The
sectional excitement tina, petva'ies The whole
paliicaI air. could have much 10 say respeci'
ing il, il did NOT feel il the duty Of patriotism
jus, now rather 10 quiet than 10 excite The public
pulse. trust IN God To prolec, Us rom ih1s'
secllo,lal perils. from whirh. fear, We are nov
bu, li,le likely 10 protect ourselves.
The speaker then resumed his zeal, amidst iii'
most enthusiastic plaudlls Of The meeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-09
CONGRESS.
Monday. June 90.

Monday. June 10.
Ia ,he s,.a,e hin uas pa.,ed authorship she Is.
y. n ,lI;,;on,l ,m. Ear The use Of t,aIssornis.
A., poas,,.- from ,h~ Committee on Territories. 10
,,h;eh ,ee,,,, IN. ,,,;au. air. relative % Kan.
49,. made ,oumncn. reoor. The conrsa,ee re-
900, n., Mn wh;,h ,.av;,.. ,he .uoo;n,meu, Of
t,o,,,,;..o,,. !, 4. .,.e,.I FINN di,,,r section.
a. AZ. If,;.n !, ,.t. ,hs s,,... AZ Kansas. and 10
a,,,; q, ~. ,,.,;,, ~ ,lsi..,.. 10 farm state
Constitution No,,., .,e,n, ,hr,, uon,hs re.;,enee.
), 4. ,.,,.I n, n,,ri,. cas-. na,ie. his, n. viii
al vote 81 "Wednesday.
III. Ha... ,c.,,uri a., oan.,,,.,.,;s. az ~ m
n,o,.-;,v % adm, K.n.s. inn, ,l,e yp;o as sa,e.
twi,h The Ton,t. eon.,,.fo,,i Mr.. f;row. a. chair.
nan ~ ,hs t.,,,.,,., q, yr,,o,;e.. m..s IN. con-
.a;ng .o..ch in ,,o, az the n;Il. The mend w ou,.-
,;,,. ,r,, ,h,r srr;se una,, IN. oser.,,.o a ,bs
,,.v;oa. o,-.,,u \. f,lt,r.. NJ. prn.,. .me.lmsot
a NJ, s,enhe,.. INSTRUCTIONS. IN uh,.h IN. farmer
p,opo.eJ restoration aC the Missouri sonpr,ni.s.
,Ja.,.d M,. s,ceh,n. 5e.i,eI 10 wi,bdsw \. p,opo-
.i,;su =. AMENDED. bo, s,ee,;on wa. made. and The
oucs,;on uoo, ,.,,p,iou. -, NEGATIVES, i, An almo.t
unanimous VOTE. A6e, ,eul other motion. a vote
va. finally t,Acu uoon ,bc IN ,.sf and !, "a. re-
cr,e II ,Ie eIo.s yo,. II loo l. io5. TAi. shos.
full attendance II members. ,I,c,s .ns two vaeansies
and eighteen absences.
Tuesday, July i.
In the s,n.,e. In. sxpers- mporiiy r,por from tho
Committee ON Te,ior upon The BIZ Gor The ad,sis-
.ion q Kansas into m. Unsn, was Submitted Nv Mr..
Collansf This bill bsiug the special orlsr lor me
day, the discussion vas continued in IL fa,o b, IT.
Thompson. Of Kentucky. hing understood that The
Gnll sa-ion upon The bill would h. prcssed TO vote
today. evTs Senators were desroA. 70 avail them
selves Of the href remaining Opportunity TO expires.
their sentiments upon IT, Mcssr Beler Hale, and Ad-
ans spoke generally in spp,Oaiioa u tho kt as re-
ported BY The committee; aDi the aforementioned gen-
tlemsn proposed strike out the cnn.e which allows
foreigners TO vote Who have only given notice Of their
intention 70 become naiuralIed Afer this amendment
was advocated y Il. mover and NJ criiienden. Mr..
Wilson obtained Inc alor and the senate sdjourned.
In tbs Houss, NJ. barclay. II Pennsylyapia, novel
% reconsider lhs vote ny which the Kansas bhl was
rejected. BIZ, before the question taken, NJ.
Howard, q Michigan, elaime the aaor TO Pte-en. tho
report q the committee ssn OF 70 Kansas Their report
vas received, and an hour spent Ia u. reading. when
an adjournment took place. i was understood that
Mr. Oliver should be allowed hereafter 70 submit bis
minority reports
"Wednesday, julys.
In the Senate, NJ. Adams amendment, 10 The Kan-
'as ball. providing that foreigners she have dsslaied
he'r intention Of becoming citizens shall ne be en-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-09

senas orinI Capdl date. --cadwsllader Jones,
IT, Esq having declined, IN consequence Of continued
sickness. ibe nomination rendered 10 him by the De-
mocrs,ic party as candidate Cor the Senate in this
county, tbs nominating committee rendered the nomi-
nation TO Paul e. Cameron. Esq. We understand
that Mr.. Cameron has accepted the nomination. and
entered spoa the eaEpaisn,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-09

Hall Storms.-some parts Of this county have !.
suffered severely from hail storms which passed over i
on Saturday evening and Sunday noon.
The one on Saturday evening, We understand, cone
menced about six seven miles north Of this place,
and extended down to the neighorhood Of South Low.
ELL destroying anost entirely the corn and other ex.
posed crops, and demoshng the glass in windows,
some individuals, we informed, suffered severely,
among whom are Mr.. Tyre D. Ray and Mr.. George
Jackson.
The storm on Sunday noon was almost unprecedeps
ted in lis severity and the destruction il oecasioned.
The hail fell we are told for nearly half an hour, some
Of big hen egg. II commenced about six miles
east Of this place. and extended down shout SIX miles
in length and some four miles in breadth. The de-
s,rucon Of the corn cotton. tobacco &C. is represent.
ed to be almost entire. Some individuals contemplate
planting corn TO supply fodder destroyed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-09

speech OF Mr.. Br0oks.--we have devoted
large space in our paper to-day to speech delivered
in Cincinnati by Mr.. Brooks Of New York. Il con-
ians much interesting matter. clothed in strong Lam
,uage; and though The speech is long, ], will well re-
pay an attentive perusaL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-09

q dsunioa and civil war Is fairly brought before them.
surely there will be but one answer.
The services were closed by another hymn, sung BY
the Sunday School children.
The scholars were then formed into line and march,
ed in procession the Masonic Hail. preceded by the
Orange Guards There were in the procession 100
children, belonging TO the Presbyterian, Methodist
Baptist and Episcopal churches, each marching with
their banner and headed by their teachers. Al tho
Hall handsome and bountiful collation. provided
for them and all passed OF much to the qualifications
Of those who participated.
The Orange Guards made fAe appearance going
through their eyolutons with precision highly credit
able to newly formed company.
In the evening, numerous invited guests comprising
ladies' and gentlemen, assembled at the Masonic Hall,
and partook Of elegant supper, given by the Orange
Guards, and prepared by Mr. II. q. strowd, ofthe M
ange Hotel. And thus ended the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

SPECIAL oRpTRs ~ rHE sETATr.
psi relating 10 TIE appointment u officers Cor the col
lection Of the eusioms and TO provide Tor eir comPens
To provide for the public printing, engraving and bind
ing. ---,.-..,..- q, . 3D., -, -.
srsph through the Territories o. the United states, from
he river the Pacific Reported from
a select committee by Mr.. Weller.
To correct the ~ani Of uniformity n army ADD navy
Concerning respasses public grounds In ihe city Of
To corporate The Merchants and Mechanics Bank q
Resoluton or Ar Mason, declaring Mo notice given %
terminate TIE sound dues treaty with Denmark
BH to provide for the sale by pre- empton, Of certain
public lands 70 the sa,es In which they lie.
To amend the naturalization laws.
To Authorize the Postmaster General 70 contract Tor the
transportation II the mails the United States from New
York 20 Southampton.
when bill IN ''laid On the table 2 II may, under
strict parliamentary law, be revived; bat the prac-
tice In our Congress ID 10 consider them defeated
and killed. The following bills have been laid on
Che table in the Senate
SUBJECTS ORDERED TO LIE on THE TABLE IN the
Resolution BY Mr. Jones, u Iowa respecting The pay Of
the clerks of committees.
Hl for the construction o. tutAbe buildings for the
accommodation Of the Circuit md District Courts Of The
United states and Tire several offices connected there
Win and the post Offices, Al Rutland and Windsor Yer
mont Brought In ON leave By Mr. Foot. Reported nd
verssly from the Committee ON The Judiciary By Mf.
To rrov,de nr the construction n suitable building
for the accommodation of the District Court Of the
Unltod States at Key West IN the state o. Florida
Brought In leave BY Mr. Mallory ADVERSE report oy
Ws similar character. ror Springfield Illinois Brought
N On leave BY Mr.. Trumbuli. Adverse report BY Mr..
7oucey.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE
MENT OF SCIENCE

AtsAsr, August 2s.-The Association met in Section.
e''y .ns morning to eio-e up the reading OF papers
AT Ten O'Clock they assembled in general sass;o, .,s
haa very pleasant and agreeable time. Complimentary
resolutions were Introduced. thanking the citizens and
particularly the local committee, for attending -
Professor Bache preluded with some approor;.t. -.
h ne nahks 70 various steamer and vessel lines for
tns tender OF passes across the Atlantic.
The Rev DIR. Ferris moved resolutions OF esec, ,
memory Of DR.. T. Romeyu Beck ~ '''
froi Henry spoke in very eloquent terms to the ,es
uons expressing the deep venerstion he had for the
memory OF his deceased friend ~ so
ism. W SP''i'.@i-
Prot Agassiz suggested that Prot. Har. ,hou5 h..
tere Immediately after the adjournment Of the Associ
tion. Wv As'oSia-
meeting OF the Association - -'->
The Association then formally adjourned
the Dedication Of the Dudley Observatory a. deEx -
the great tent ="
T. T. Deavan gives grand entertainment to the Asso
Aloh- on the adjournment, Dr. Hare, lectured before
large audience SpirituaIsm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
MARKETS

NEW foRK, August 30.-Flour-The marke, 4. hw.r
win sales Of 1000 bb at IS eOas Is for straight state
good standard Southern. '" y"
Wheat-The market was frmer, with sales of ss. 600
ouscs al loi cents Tor Southern white l55al5s ceut.
Tor Western red, and 1854 cents for Southern red
Corn-The market is higher With sales Of so o0o hh
els at; SO cents for mixed Southern '-'0'
potk-rhe MARKETS higher With sales of $50 barr.,
at $ls,s74 for ness ' "'e'.
Beef-The market il firm with sales of 400 h..-.,.
IL for repacked Chicago -
Lard is unchanged
Whsky-Ihe market is declining sales Of 500 bbs Al,
81 cents Tor Ohio '' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
TO-DAYs PROCEEDINGs IN cosaRrsa

M Nsaiseros, August So.-Hovss-Mr C.nps.r .r
"a ocunhei unanimous consent rvport bv s;r-r,,r
a ,hs COMMITTEES OF w.ys s-S Mesos bin ,n.k,ns -
paopauog ios the army. he s.id IL vas the ola -. ~,
With the following proyiso: W" s'~y oah
% 40 part u The military force Of the United ss.,~
,g ne support OF which appropriations are m.ds ~ shs
u ha Os employed in aid Of The enforcement, ~ sa.
80 heretofore passed by the bodies Claiming , ~
the Territorial Legislature Of Ksnsss '"s " "s
ne :, % vas nnsy passed without the proviso by mn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE Is.,..5
AND BALLARD HOUSE

SATURDAY, AcersT 30, issS
johnston spoitsyivaniA; N French Asxnndr.. n -.
sAunton Caoeil Mrs Cabel and Harr. W.ss
InEton' weaver snd Wiz, Baptist Bond o N.has--
Scodran Whit PttersburF q southaH n q. n n y
- adoen. = Erwin, Walter. smith Ri.h
nona n Cahsn ramage, G levitt Mason YorI,
so " ad9 and sy Mis-. posteils. Henry Charles,
so't freuos Southampton Terrell, an---,,
aoSEokei Timberake Va walson q A A n y n
- ", siaekiord Stone LynehbgFx Tohb~tt, Or
E, shS' isass ss1nsr savsnnah NP.rk PhIs; DE-
roshatan White, Hansver: SCAR HEah-th fIfv
kssd Northampton; Boris Stokes va n mi 4srar
aay ait bSsson Heron FA Murphy, " q J-mss
SUNDAY, AUoUsr 81 Isss
Cunningham, Mrs Cunningham Cu,,t,sh.,. o.
nnxhan, Moody Va; Hsrr,es Bon + n n p..t III
Srsg and son. Dr Montague and danEhisT Q; Hon Chr H.
Hnsf hoa Ihos KUHN, Hon Judge Crawford eo Hoa
T.an GTa Hon 5ads1 lgE1psin Aba Heu Sped joass
son X BoEes MAcks o; ard ladx Z, ti..s
81 h,si Carroll Miss Carroll, Byrd, John Nee-os.
memphis rnney aud lady Tinnrv On Ia a,
farrar, PalmyrA, Va. ' O0S"'-oa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01


proceeding London
other route. for the economy 81 time and
rLssAor Aspb bst.sr
10. tsa
Al Lai.r nod through Post onee
sailing - - ~ 49, = =
~ An sxpsrisneed surgeon s attached 10 each ship
tsr freight q passage, apply 10 q. n SAND,
ii South William y New yort
ca. HEINEKEs A Co Bremen.
CRoskEY a CO, sOuthaInptsn.
jsiT-iytwl wN IsEiIN Hsvrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
NEWS BY TELEaRApH.
MORTALITY.

NE" ioss' Aug sl.-rhs death. in thu. cssy Sur "A.
a'' week we're 500, including IRON yslIo. fev,r
iheFe "as one death from yellow fsver and ,hr.. -
casss at Fort Hamilton yesterday
'ne'e are no new cases at quarantine and the sxc.
ment has nearly subsidized
The weather /. fine but cool
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

- - t5 0sarters a. so d,
~ s rIes OF tsS undetermined number whIh dr..
he tSVv5 frtLe that should be an otd
every odd number ticket vii h. sntI, m ,en
"a er hSuOert then ticket vil he en,i.
su Psh m ,oh I . say other Erile which may drawn
ste' VII be eeran Of drawing nearly one half the eo s ,
same Win chances OF obtaining other prizes " - ~ VI VIC
All those Tickets ending with 4 g. are ~ -
ns with !, q, D. I, o. are odd - " tnase end
" Persons sending none bv ma "A nee, no,
order-unetnaly Attendedto
Notes Of sound banks taken At par N'Huen'AL BANK
Address, JANlrS y wI~rrn y,ner immediately
IA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
STARTLING REPORTS FROM K1Ns.s

NJ. LovIs, Aug S0.-Later aiyices from K..... 49,,
@ the hissourians concentrating in the vicinity of
"Sstpor', ana that troops arriving there daily
uehera Lane troops we're ortifyne themselves ON f
"akarusa Their main body at La . renee and "a.
TanoGsiy estimated at from TO two thousand men
Atehison, with his commanding Missouriuns sib Col
Don'pnan' second IN command and Capt Reid adjutsnt
was also on the move.
IL Is rumored that the Free State men had ,sL.n T.
enmseh and that the Pro-Savery men had thirty Iid
General Pomeroy was lao killed - >''eu'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
YELLOW FEVER AT STATEN ISLAND Avn
VERNORS ISIANn - 1o

Nav YORK. Aug. sO.-Three- new c.ss. =, N
are reported at Clifton, Staten Island 'e"~" 'e'~
deaths by yellow fever have occurred among IN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
RECEPTION OF MP ppoors

e'oicHHh August pa large meeting wa, be,d h..
'onsht 70 welcome Preston s Brooks The Nsvor ~
"'n "'h silver pitcher cane and other te-f;
- -. appreciation, Mr. Brooks responded at leputh
and much enthusiasm vas manifested " - "'e"s'',
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
TIRE AT NEW yopr

NkS foRK, August 3o.-The Lattng observarorv and
ns .wenty other buildings in the vicinity Of forty
-, street was burned early this morning The Crys
TAI Palace was on fire several times out was No, .,.
damaged. ~ ""S "o' mAierAly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
FROM HAVANA

NV ioss Aug sl.-The steamer Phil.d.,Dni. -
n'ea last night from Havana. with dates To Mop., ~.
ae neAi'h OF the city Was rapidly impso,ing No pos,.
c-i news Of Importance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
%. n. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCH Mt

ENERAL AGENT for Receiving and
~ Tobacco. Goods &C. &e No sHocToE SUP RICHMOND
To
Tor the liberal patronage
connections with Mssrs Booker Watkins this city and re-
specially ocs continuance - his appear
Ing on the theatre Of business alone do with full
faithfully represented.
~ Ibra cash advances con-gnments produce In
hand,
nK,tss To; Messrs Lewis Webb Son. wad.worth Turner Co
'oh booker Esa Richmond; John ~ Otsy ESQ ChIsv,I
paonsy h2 Mes,rs Peters, Spence Co., Mers Mecortie
lad