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WIN EIt'S CANADIAN VEf&MIEUEiE. = A
w Certain iem"} Worms. Ii is fact, established hc:
yOi the Hl"w dol BY the experience "u testimony of
the eminent physicians than three tourtiS Of the
diseases with Which cuifc at re CAUSED by Worms,
and thousands Of children jr annually from those Diseases when
the cause cher k"o"n Or attributed something else
NEnua preparations which been recommended
remedies Ter Worms h. experience has proved them all
a. less incrciuat the end however c-Ih been attained.
and remedy fond which M never failed to destroy Worms
Wherever they have existed, This s>sp,i supported by
testimony Of the mos, eminent DIV ,cls and Respectable Judi.
yiduaIs il lie soI,try IIe remedy is
HlhhEA Gan Anb ~ NEsM ,idIE ttn,''i "ANNANIhD
r.4..r; 1.:atn i,hr ri't'r' t;,a tA,,
1t Is safe ~ lis operator" ail more r5y Fm"tereH ta'
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Shipping gnteI|igeutt.
SATURDAY, November, Is, 1856.
(rT II DEN vESTEpN Az


rr,,> x-r,1Dr,,r,,,r
CLEARED 1hSIEkBA1'
Ship Forest State Pnise for tlAvre BaNter Lowell tro
Sipp = 4 Sm,Sn.r w. f,r Iivnrmool r Wbinry co
Slipp Enoh Bowen tor New Yoyk Crcryy Il Farwrl
Hrrp ;iler Ssnl
SrI,r Hor,r NacE prusncoa ''S''' JOHN ilurIc! lro
Srhr II " ii ,rknrss WpolirrLanl for TamDico
(iotleuow 4 I.esparrc
Schr CONQUEST Jenkins for Pensacola John Hurley eco
ARtiF ED.
'iS 1 ri Ern 1i" ''' "
hin (has Tnnr,n MrIchSr from Iiytrpoo 10Th Sent toS
Shin Constitution WhimOtr I5divs from Bath Me to Green
~, harding %co-,sI district 81; 49,, ,,, =,
snip Ai9an l'n!er from Ih,A september lf 10 h'eAe
Ellia; &ro-2l district, %
e'' Isn r'r "tGi ta"' 'o"' 4'"' " '''''''" .
Srhr Gr,' Was,1,,on Weston ron, pr,r l,iv,r-D,sip
Schr Star Parker FROM Hiloxi:Bn,in
SchF isabella! Randall, from ic'rlinElon-5ASn
Srh' 2hrI%h tnitEE' from bl'oATHtN'n :,
Schr lRHNee GAL jeFiu$F from hHoNi-t,tSih.
ScnE Af%enS N'ANwE ;toh 'nSllI+9"-haE.m
'e"' 'AS '''hs't''' '"''f' ' ~ '
SFhA 80 ATS.
EciAse Br1atwen from NcG~bnry.
Grelada GwNgtncy frnn Napoleon,
Louisa Nash, FirtHtMrr.
iaSen '"il3, Walker, from itafF!soitn'f4.
SMHI' Hayes IRON iou..NlIt:
I iaIH,I' t tNS& H,f WHIT WIjti
| wIn.j., iI",St,ir ~, ,~n,, NJ t4ia ~' '''' '
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| 10" ''' . W ,'"tN 1.,t'.' ,' ''' N' II
11D,oA Wy '"p' ' : '''"''' ANU '"N N'''" Il
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NEW yOpt,e.,n,s hin Ij .,o,, ,r u,oo,,s;r
NndernI WraIf'! = smr6intf 'I Bn ID ttcL nP
Elacio leanmo"t--Rnehannon CaroII seo- Engh &eo
"rrstt y Ht1y-re%ser T. zoGh4rs
5aisf huenSTmi neI ST i@dfl'e ScqeigE "
j hey lie EcoIootI veo-> Eouscnl-l iyrne Vance Geo
-Blanchmd It tiue- -BiAuchn Chamr- Brady German 4
COZ y Observation-Disclosures, McIenH n llulbard-tayrol,
IL GnsMs[D GfeIMi S' WomuS dSn
,, a. ~ iv i' IL w ~ !t
H"rsop \ Amnio93 J.! ".ron cooT?yon Melgarp
c2 60 eSf9xFco T. pHI nr n%&M tG0 Il
II &GG!,e@c fincntMM-i pnrel &c41-pnvlS JACKSON
fer-F pneongc--ti nuruy-Eas!iGues pgsmeyAn-liot
zee I, En y hm"a' ' i %vo-p Ell n'e>n
n N gu CIT II rnfe = Gns E Et'r,
Glenn ,EcoGiqne JamisonA p Griet .Seo-Ltiolsmith
Grant, Lewis &co-- arthw!ile, Citizen &co GrHu!-God
SH9aN fSF9 Gn!spP 'isnn I %fGC GIHss Ie"mN
+ fircgor ( WilsoTE J Hart kco|J \ lHlMi-A IIuram-
Harding Abby &co--Iulrs Iowtl-Iiender$on Il Peale-
Henderson tnncSIlnrrs Morgan gcoInrncn's Express
~ mss{ \ R I
i"5 7, n Itnr,a' xro oin'a| I,inrii. IL - 1IHS,n,,
mmrni1Mi Il I,I,as tenI r Irnunrs-k, Jaro.EHnfrly
tG9Is IL kenIsly &eoL5en ktdse1W Il Kennedy Sco
II Mr""yI III; w.. E,, < u I 49,!
= Imnrt IN nx W.T. " WIFI .n~lnn + n"ro,
-s"sqn &eeTR 8 I@nehlinII lmm 1s o. F%s< sco
leighton 4 inrdoI--Jp!n len,e--lhinFt mes all
Afcy Nro-!nIctoh AIeMStet-n it 4
!. Msnn &co-D Marfs--r Neyer--J M"sn--,D MW,PayN
Mctirrgur !tus-Mles Adams ycoS MngruftrE McPhcr
s0a-Mclem0rr, linyburn ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Rubici &c0if
MGrr1s"n-Norris, Maui Sro--i H9r1"n sco~5 Normal
i,sw,on SSom oT'Ion BAL II uh'I-Tnsy iin"HnT II
ancRn"%wi FMyam %c2Ii.1h F@tt vel D., IL
IL N phckari geo-T P Ayde Neo1-R TiIkn Sro!& Prni
-Pnvne EnrTSorf.rson Harrison Sco--i Il Pollard kco
ri ii Pagal-B IIct-I IsrucIe-N & phillps-lcci Ss
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interior. Lodges.

DE SOTO LODGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge Thursday
evening.
ST. MARY's LODGE No. % Franklin Saturday
evening.
METH LODGE No. 81 Shreveport Wednesday
evening.
ST. LANDRY LODGE NJ % meets at 0peonsus SHt'r
day evening.
evening.
CAEROIT. LODGE No. 80 meets at Lake Providence
Monday evening.
Trinity LODGE Nc. 80 Teinity Saturday
evening.
EXCEisIOR LODGE No. 81 meets Thih9daux Saulr-
INV IHERIA LODGE No IS meets at Newton on Thurs
iay evening.
PRAIRIE LODGE No 81 meets Washington FriiJy
evening.
CIIENEYVJLTE LODGE No. ii meets At Chcnryviilc GA
Monday evening.
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 80 Napoleonville
Saturday evening. . - ~
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Lst11 INsUssa MGR -- &'TAss5hITY - SECI-
SI5E MOE ANNuiTT AIn TRIrsT GoMPANY Of phil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERPETUAL.
assets, .1nnunry lst, 1855, 81, 42l, 6i2 20.
DIRECTORS OF THE HOME BOARD;
4. "; Thompson, Paul Goddard, n D. John Ely ,
70" Ns 3% s S"s cr"~iof sIA' a sS ESssh
'' SgE WFH#cE NgGG 5s! r{;sjn ss.
- - 3yw ~ ors"@s Hss"c o1es, i8 Camp street
Tie neTSns Snr5 AssT Of the H'Hyg well E 1n
sso, for Insurance Oh the vts Of |s persons .ves
a II SIX gs md he ,? SsI" ows pleasure " submitting
$o3 's s"sSs Co. c. Ss:$s Co.; j%9S:
j. Burnside CO.. an% 'S Ns2 $%ares wSs G' ''S'''
1nn pegh , G,dS % a1 MTHl dns G9mT""y
"ies Tuyes, rrssid.gt urlG92 lnlrHnes Company: ~
iisry + !o"sdale, Jehn i. s5s %saaptn For@nco
81 aees issued direct this Branch Office and Losses
Pamphlets blank FORMS etc. heobtancd the Office
RIc !A n l'EIT M n. p II Medical Examiners
IN attendance o H1E S%a n bo X snss~l Aren't
fa22 " No IS Camp street.
IT. NoETIi CUAi4oi, 3TroENEY \, y =, %t Iad
vos that may oe entrusted to his care Office ai OPP
Rsyrc, ee.has. N. Waterman hardware ,rHhant; G. y
Olivier E,r Ihos T. Nle oo'niaa9n ne'G it.; HhGs; b.
NJ; jri ,s,'''''' '','""' MAY" " m26
jHAs--G A>--taAs-II. GUILD, No. III ST. CHARLES
- street, between tirod aud Julia tenranre t" ''p o.. 81
Nary .rget keeps constantly on hand rsG nIS"TM%T, o.
GNS FIXTURES Of lir Ms>t lf'terHs ni '.i j. w. 10y
s c % '" to ,tys 5 per- cent o s. Dr, W
etrnon mule 70 order 'iIo9e NN,y4 MoG.E OF All Els,
s. i l"is rtr''s1s ny will be promptly exee"
I'll /. vorKIu,u<, monuer, Il, low rats for cn,l my5
a. a. LANCER, ,1A!G,nST"S, Mss, uH%H I;.,
W A&ENr ANn &uii'i'&nnt "mG,ne9, o. @nE 4sS[5n
E@,l Acco collected throughout the State and p7omp
''D''''''.ss ''''0'' RGFERS TO-.
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Odd Fellows Hall Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HAIL
ASSOC ALTON meets At their Office in Odd Fellows Hall
the first Monday OF every Slonh.
George W Shaw President Thomas II. Shields Secretary
John d. Rein TrensurGr j. C. Dunlap john Nrckard H. &.
Statson, II. Howard Enrhs Smith, James Davis, George
ereshhe A. W Booworh, Geo Dirncytr Edward PlsbuTy
and ". 4. Cook.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans. :
BE It remembered, thu the 18th July, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace, in and for the city aforesaid,
personally appeared Charles j. Mansnu, Secretary OF the
Cre>ceu Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans, Who be-
duly according, Rw. does ,cpnSt and the
foregoing ncrou,s just amt true. and transcript
from the books of said Company.
Signed {. !. MAHSONT. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th July 1906
[Siguedl CiIAS. NJ. BRADFORD
The BOARD of Trustees have resolved interest of
Six cent? in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits.
the hv= thereof their legal representatives, and
asr Jhr u Monday Of August if"Aim0.
The ioarot Trustees have also declared nivdrnin thirty
three and third the earned premiums Of t"
Company for thu year cGn the ai :" Jir. i- Tor which
certificates will be Issued au the 18th ynber
TIOS. \. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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fJISIE,i, OTHER KINDS IN %AIN.--WOEMS
l. for the lie The stomach that il is
impossible reach them embedded they III the Sims
and mncua, with lecnH and the common rcmedcs. b. a.
F.iNESTbtk'S NEsMIFIGE first the IAGCtis, nul
laying bare the worms, eypcs them without injury the pa
TnESToS. n. j.. Dec. q, 1854.
Mpssr Il. 4. Ftlncs0ck " Go.tcnletncn: TN Thursday
last years took rN of T. A. FahnrstCca'4
NpmithEr, and tire. hours after tntiuE il hr passed
consider the betYnra MEDICINE in have tried
cGl other kinds without effect.
can recommend Fa!ncouck The best am! safest hA
know Of. John HAYES.
rud Wholesale by Nil the principal druggists mi
countrr merchants Throughout the United states n2l d&Nlm
Tg7IiHI POETRY Oh I'flE$lC.-AYER'S FILLS
Il glide, si.rrshu! the pnar but their crtry, Al
though wrarpt there and tell, with piHlt force the
vry fUuu!ior, o disease. There thousands Of sufferers
for Try yurs l'S and sou viii know it.
Purify the blood N0i disease will be story I'd ont.
tl-> the 0a imilrltie, and cured already
Take this. best Of all Purt"livrS u "crvtun Indigestion,
W.krr fltlarlr i'HckNche Si'cirhe, JtHrr, Rhritn.
irAuE Ut the Liver Kidneys and Bowels, all de-
all dic-cs which Tur4tYc remedy reach,
fly jrttI, lieiH Hr rlr Att'so before thr sun.
header, il suffering from If the Hlrtr0i- r0l.
plains ureSttcF nomOree remedy has !tulI provided
for Md it is criminal to neglect it,
That AVER tHEREf PICTORIAL is tIc hfa rartirt'4
t,l-h ia" whole world, and that .tY Ett
PILLS the hest u all Pills. is known 10 ihH7o WHO have
used them,
Prepared hv Dr.. j. G. AVER. Lowell. Mns and sold by
evt-y r. prrti.rle pgisgis, in Tie United States.
,0"9 %noj.W !. WRIGHT ! HU.. Wholesale Agents.
WRIGHT "a CO.'S CATALOGUE or GENUINE
81 prTflbr i'HfGy Medicines, which thc1 otter to supply
DrI.i~', a! Dealers lrlretUF'. wholesale" prices.
Geu lh"nW Special Agency, No. l5l amp Il N44rtreB
f
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ylsu Orleans 1aiIp Grestent,
Ngtlu OrItans N(oney Alarktt.

Friday Evening" Nov. II.
Although the calls the Banks to-day for discounts were
very heavy the street there not sufficient Offering to
cover all money oanabe The in cotton for the
week which indicate heavy sales to-day for French ac-
count will relieve the market temporarily But heavy opefa
tions English friends and then make are
requisite place financial affairs that steady footing which
has attended them for months past.
The Europas advces from Liverpool of the list ns wh'ch
We laid before ou this morning do not warrant any in
crease prices do not give csedence to all telegraph
dispatches particularly when they quote an ncreae in the bull
lion of the Bank Of England for one week OF suo "heh
there was no ALL shall await the arrival OF the
mails before We sys the correspondence to readers
Our weekly table or quotations comprises tho selling prices OF
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MAGNOLIA Nc. / meets IN Baton E0Hgg the Sccodd and
fourth Saturday in each month,
MOUNT SINAI M. nr'As in FrtMklin Nnrsh of St Mary
the frs and u.ird Wednesday in each mVrii.
e. ". 81 NW No. 10 nrei, The ir AMI ihird saturday in
er.h month in Clinton, l;.,i o: FAST Eelicia1u
Al communications tnt,lri for W. '3rnrI FHramrr"nt,
hr jlu-,rl Jao FmnelA, ii. >rgi,e, hiI Fr~s'
Hall, New Orleans.
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IMPORTS.

IMPORTS. .~s-.-
NEW YORK 1AHAvANA-steamslp Philadelphia
nasl95 1as e s2s f.
1855 bags coffee.
HAvRE-Shp Pam FlusaIerchandso to M she xdo
5 cases vine eaEl
DreyRanett i Fournier-J Burnside &eo-J rickery-
brsss s seoo I B"ddys1e SsoN 5eo
hHps sgF pkg,
B CE s ~as s easss C
ny leaks s. ssss e sss si s'is
curbstones l. mdse Fehenhack1l2o cases
ss5. Do @ to s:s1 snsh
mise mise Brasres &coI soule2 do Blanc tcol do 10
x NsG0 c gaos y"
do FL meEss1s H R"na
j FairrsM scneder-J N"r,inssers Of the Holy Gross
kto Risys:f Bss
ss%c e 1sssr Ff sy i inZaH ss
IIvERPoOI-ship C Pomnell-looo salt 265 bales
cloth to order.
IIvERpooL-ship C S Penncll--Assorted mdse.
RIO DE .IANElRO-Bark Cornea I. Devsn-4ooo bags of
coffee to 4 F It W Il Elliott.
BATH-sip Constuon-l500 bales hay 5000 lumber
to Green, Harding &cU.
CADlz-ship Man-3s6 hf lusts salt to J Meeker hco
PASS MANCHAC-s Steamer Madison-30 bales cotton 6O 900
shingles 10 cords wood to order
@ KY iti, , i,l ta n Imbsr Ersrsn1
Dry Dock-2tU0 do to order.
MOBIESeamcr Floria5i bales cotton hhds tobacco to
Farley. JueI kco-sundries to order
PEARL RIVER-Gen Wa.hngon-2j,0 900 feet lumber to W
W Cmre eco
BuOXI-schr Say-31, 900 feet lumber to W 7 Stacker.
,pEARlINGToSwsch 1ssbsla-io,oco fee, lumber to
sndcr
~-BI1oxI-schr Atela-soooo feet lumber TO A Simpson
eco.
BuoXl-schr Yankee Calls 900 feet lumber to Town
send ~o,-,xcroxso,r ..,n. s. Vi. .,o, or,,.,
''''' .--c-.-.'0 '0'0S "''0 u '"s'
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
NAPoIEoN-Se"mer firens'a2O7 bales cotton 10 Hewitt
on e 9oon % -Gy G@ aSo
F E.nn Ir H1sa FS1Gy DO t"
RE- W" sss ts DO Ruay Blair tco do f TO
y Smrn SS " eo,an "e to Ii l. Man" fe0"ndsS to
HARRIsoNBuRG-1stsnn' Bayou Relsloe bales cotton
to BncknS s pnS % to 0h F Wn ksn do 70
cos MI 0G9rSr ] " n d %Sr n s" sne
silver Cliffs Eco hides bhs eesss Wheeler BNkea
do + conery-snndreS to oEler--Ioa ~ bales cotton,
to Robson AIe do Ward Saunders iiDnt5o 'G do +"
Ma NS'is IooSyIt3 TO- Coleman Z, .Sa% ssos Do %
Hewn,al-0 Anderson Necaif-9i to ilemningvay Freil.
Cos Mcemore Raybnrn fco-5O Marn, Owen Cobb"S
~ ds% I Bn r5 Ws kSS staT reFf e fo
Green cT'lnP-l8 Cqidy Brown ico-S Male Summers
] o to ScIt snfIS rShe9 co DO to
is4Tbrige &Go-S hy5nS Iante Scn-s n$hes yils'ed
order-O binds hides Goldsmith abcr ,sco} casks
sGt Whcrs Eso 5. ii i "r Coleman Putnam leo
Observation-Disclosures Louisa3,s bales cotton +, trorre
Connolly-2l9 Bucannon Carroll Sco-2o v Jackson tco
P I3s jt Nnsys s y 2a" so Sco
" + tcnL Cuddy brown sco6s CARROLL pritI
FsloTes Ns s Wal Saunders + EG-35 R2cltod-2
|
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The Company have the following assets,
Invested IN property worth
dyrp.e tl: loaned l!icrEri So 25l 90
in Nnlz stocks. IS tIJlN
Ln4Hed Oil bank stocks. l2j 49, IN
inyeatt, in repl intlcu Camp 5l,GUV W
Bills rereiVeh!s lit short time for prrlui-
inns earned. .................. 1866 IS
Pills -criIHhic. hr!t4, ba'.Gcea sub
scrintion observation-disclosures. 4t4iS s.
Due fDr premiums g9urae Of collection T. ifs 81
Cash hand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5t}14 70
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CONSIGNEJIS,

NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAIi.RDAllt Algcrs Sugar Mnrlei--12 hhds sugar 10
Hewitt, Norton !vcOaHd sun,Tcs 10 order.
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Per ship C S pauncn, rum l.Nerp"ol-j passengers
Per ship Constitutions from Bath NHlne- CABIN passengers
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| WRIGHT q ttb.'S E.tTALOtiLE OF TF.NT NE
81 Ifb,r itIily Medicines which ihc1 otter to supply
Drua-gi~', Dealers PrDrer'a wulest" prices.
Gely,.& lhno Special Agency, No. l5l amp y GAtrtres
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14
Look ou,-rbe Ilepha,, 4. com,.s

We announce to friends Ia the Accomac District
that Giisard leaves the city early morrow morning
osensibly excursion, In company with number Of
gentlemen TO Cape Charles, but really "hx the ropes
Tor successor to Gen. Bsyy. We stated the other day
that he had pet nag II his which he intended to
enter and suppose he goes down look the
course. and supeHntend the prennsries generally in
person He Is cute fellow-understsnds thing or two
is ambitious OF rue-and not at all rcru
pulos in the OF effect the object he has in
view. He needs watching, therefore, and " he goes TO
cutting up any extra shines in the district should be
under special obligations friends there TO cage him
forthwith and send him back u.s. We are averse to his
going at large just beginning him.
but he does indulge in any unusual eccentrces and
eAtrayagancies while he Is OF sight, shall be
compelled to make "hsisffo" or "Aolssgoosr or
other chastise him when he returns He is extremely
pert and apt be sassy when restrained by our
presence We repeat therefore, that we shall be extreme
y obliged, il friends In that region will notify OF
amy uisbehsvior Of which hc may be guilty He takes
his peacocks along with him, aud likely, not, he will
make them SCREAM at every body he meets II he does
tell Us, aud the malicious rascal shall go from
home again, unless with him. You will BY
his pass that he is liberty BE- away longer than
ten DAYS II he Is found large after that time q
ward OF three will be checrully given for his ap
prehension and delivery here in Richmond the
Wing Office, third story OF the building
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14

We make last appeal To the delegates Who have been
appointed to the Wing Convention IA this city Wednes
dsy To permit nothing TO prevent their attendance We
anticipate large, harmonious, and Jealous gathering
Many Of the most distinguished OF the Stale will be
present We suggest aso, to Wings in those counties
where meetings have not been held, in consequence OF
the shorness of the notice other cause 10 TO the
contention, nevertheless and they will be welcomed
seats ia the body Let all in whose bosom still
go~s the lire OF devotion to Wing principles aud who
feel interest in reviyng aud recognizing the best and
glorious party that existed Let may OF the
old Guard" possible be their posts this
ing occasion. We again say to each and al-coAE
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IEoR THE Vino.

kocEBRlDOF, july lh.
For the past two weeks the farmers this county have
been engaged IN their wheat harvest The Weld unusu
ally small l. supposed tat there will not be tan
enough wheat made this county Tor bread aud
seed The crop vas short by dry weather which set
III The last vt April aud continued until the
mencement Of harvest. Many Of the Rhesthelds serc
hardly worth cutting. ~ places, good fcd' Of
Wheat be found, but theJ lev AID confined
Tor the part the best wheat lands or 10 fields on
which gIano abundantly used Corn ground proved
almost total failure The difference IS pefceptibe every
where through the county between the ground and
filoS ground so~n ~ wheat IL y something remarks
bic that With scarcely exception, the very
net lands the iOfmef ~ greatly deficient This thought
70 be Osing Ia great measure to late seeding neccssa
y consequent upon waiting 10 cut up the Our far
@ perhaps be induced anOhcr season u ADOPT the
old fashioned plan Of shoyeug in their corn ground
theY si be enabled thereby a. earlier especially II
The crop j. late like II sst season The wheat
grain will b. pretty good What there soft The stfaw b.
exceedingly shorihe heads small and could not possbly
hl largely, for want Of rain.
The Oat crop u also great failure and will be late
IL has improved somewhat With the t. rains We have
Tor week past hut cannot mske halt crop The
dfy weather from the ums the crop put ~ until head
ng time hss, u course, been PARTICULAR, hard upon II
On low ground even the crop only tolerably good
Corr promises bnt poorly, aud j. very Much that
was planted could get up, acconJ ~ the d, yea
ther, add many fields had ~ be- pOughed 40 snd planted
over ~ some places bottom land it looks yfetty
ifif but nothing bu hrsate season FROM this out
can make good crop iu this The chance ate
about a. good rOW they we're this time lat ycst We
and a abundant crop hut the -cason turned Out m
usually hne alter the 1T II August.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14

The Ea2,dre, maintains that Congress may legislaie
tor the protection but for the prohibition Of slavery
the Territories yeIy veil! But IA that Nr. Bnchan.
ans positions WAen be contends that Congress has
and Exclusive power over the Whole subject Of
slavery the Territories any understand him
asserting simply the view expressed by the bHqHirs
10 word does The Enquirer ooncee that Congress pos
.ss.es o.f1Igs gni ey~'' pane, slavery in the
Terutoriess IL ~ will 10 he kind enough inform US IT,
etac, wo,ds what those terms mean Unul defines It's
position With precision aud accuracy vii excuse us
iO not responding 10 the questions IL
gorcall, propounds We too, anxious tor "A
clear field aud flir hght-s manly contest Of argument
aud game Of qmbbie snd equiyocation" But We do
insist that It is neither right proper for TO be- qub
bling ~ the yery N settling the prennafies Come
like YOUR position explicitly and candid
w. aud then W. ~i agree that fhe ssuqu.hed n the
gupcnt shall fall upon his sword" Otherwise Kill him
| aeli Insy beet cOmport With bis taste
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14

WHY has not "Gi'lrdFoof' Of bi- organs hcre
shouts attempted q faint response to the master,
letter Of lmboden which completely convicted hs pee.
cork Esceleucy o hav,or to say the least 0i it, ye
feschefOus memory Both be sud fhey have been We
iub oyster since the appearance q that letter
and the overwhelming crushing proof hst accompanied
IT, What the matter be- Shall ~e ronstruo their 81.
encr toto confession Of the truth Of tn charge made
against "KoSh"f DID be-, enough, say that Fil.
more'- administration wa- "Woh1yfoa-btc" The TACT
has been proved and Il .tanjs admitted by Wise
himself Uuder the-e circumstance, We beg 10 inquire
where the Of "Gszarf For denying II NJ first
Why didn't he plead guilty and HIMSELF the shame
and modification Of being thus exposed the and
the dicule u the pnbha9 "0izsard FOOT" has yet "a
learn sppear- that honesty j. the hest policy" vel
IN Pcldca ia private lfe. We commend the lesson tC
] bis attention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14

Messrs EDroRs A. the face Is the index Of the
mind would suggnt to those skrphcal Wings Who srs
yet hesIatug between FILLMORE snd Buchanan 10 procure
copy oi Frank lesies Illustrated Nes-" or Juy aud
examine the faithful Hkenesses Of the several candidates
iof Pfesi lent aud Vice President The contrast j. %
stdkugy favorable the American and wbig nominees
that no one who read a countsnsnce" will longer
halt b"tueen two opinions believe fhat a reprint Of
these portraits IN uxtapOsion would constitute the best
campaign document which could be- circulated The
ladies, am sure, would pronounce for Fillmore who-e
manly FEATURES radiant With Intelligence bcnhcchce
and magnauiny, aud when neg espou-r cause success
y peysbs A. Tor pouelson, be a. iat ahead Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14

CoSGREss.-The Senate ia session on Saturday
la the House Of Representatives, MI Campbell of Ohio
gave notice OF his intention the previous question
the Brooks expulsion resolution Monday morning
and that he would withdraw that demand only AFFORD
the members arragned under the resolution opportu
uity to address the House upon it, they sond desire
90 Mr. Cullen then took the floor aud addressed the
House W iagor at the portion OF the resolution applying
hesss Brooks aud Kett and against that portion bearing
on Mr.. Edmundson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14

An ADMIRABLE DECIsioS.-we congratulate the
munity upon the decision rendered by his honor Judge
Thompson Saturday last, the application Of Tree
negroes Tor mandamus compel the Hastings Courts
Staunton permit her To be registered His Honor dec
ded that the county and corporation courts have dlscre
~ towns. register whether they have have not
been registered Ia the county town. where born; and
thus there appeal from that decision We sincerely
trust may exercise future that discretion for
the benefit OF the community by refusing all such appl
catOnS-SfdHHiOH Tiudrdfor