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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-04
delegates to the whig Convention

The geutlemen named in the following list
have been appointed by the Chairman Of tho
Wing meeting held in this city last Friday night
to attend Convention Of the party for the State
in the city of Richmond, Wednesday. the 10th Of
July.
John NJ Speed. N II Campbell. Jnoo Taylor
Chas L Mostly. ia. Payne Jno II Tyree. Jas
N Clayton. Robt Davis. Jas Kinnier. John l.
Goggin, Sam'l Pryor, II g II kean. Ed u Chris
fian, Jas Mcdonald Jas Saunders, u Deane,
T Peters. Paul Jones, Seth Hslsey, Gug-
genheimer.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS


vuyRUsTEE's SALE OF LAND a ~,
BY virtue Of n deed Of trust, executed n - I'm
signed bearing date the = day -, duly reeors al'i
the clerks Office OF the County Court Of Campbell -
Monday 9th day June. 1856 (that being Gen. @ ea
front Of Campbell Court House roeeed sell al II
auction to the highest bidder Tor cash the real and ner
tropertv said deed conveyed Cor much fbes, is"hA
necessary TO satisfy The rgposs Of The dee consisting =
lands Josiah sheppcrsn aud others eontanins @ the
more less Also, the foll"w ing Slaves towif ui acre
Jien a W man. and cld Caroline - iasH,
title tn the property aforesaid is Lelie, nd =,
questionable but actii trustee, will only DC IN
tile thereto NJ is vested in ms by the deed ~ rs seeh
may l2 ct9une DANIEL X BooIu ate>aid
ICE FOR sALE.-wTI be Sold \, nn,l,. =
front of tn. Marker lon.e o. Thursday juno ''i f
9oSoeT G ,re or crcd = Persons wishing 70 ss
house Is and who will show it, Terms made ms lot tho
juno 3dtiuno5 Admir- Of n = Auh
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SENATOR WILSON TO MIR. BROOKS
WASHINGTON, May 20, l04 o'clock.
Hon. r.. s, Brooks.
Sir: Your note of the 9th inst. was placed in
my hands'by your friend, General Lane at 30
minutes past 10 this morning.
/ characterized on the floor Of tho Senate tho
assault on my colleague as brutal, murderous
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Between Senator
Wilson and Mr.. Brooks.
MR.. BROOKS TO SENATOR WILSON.
Al p.s

MIR. BROOKS TO SENATOR WILSON.
FLINr's HOTEL, May 81, 1856.
Sir; In the Senate TO- day when you referred to
the collision with Sumner. you spoke of my con-
duct as ''cowardy," thus making yourself an ar
bitter OF true courage.
In debate in the Senate heretofore. Won declar
ed yourself responsible for what you might say
there and eise,chere.
j. therefore, hold myself at liberty by thi.
note. to request that you will inform me. with
out delay, ichert and ,chen, outside of this dis
trict further note will find YOU
:, Respectfully, &c.
lion henry wilson. p. s. BROOKS
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Tor Rbeuma of cases of this complaint
have been cured by Dr. Wrghs Scroulous Antido'e" We
have AT east two hundred testimonials OF tho positive
kind where the patients cases had been laid
months, and whose limbs had become distorted
most ghul manner whose has been speed
lily effected Do not suffer from II day, while the remedy Is
hand This preparation Is worth all tho that
auded to the public, not only the pain but
At the time the Of pain The whole circulating
M of the eeanscd by this invaluable vegetable pre-
psraon and restored perfect health 1t is equally efacous
with Rheumatism, with serofua lung complaints No
greasy dsagreeahe external application necessary
Full directions will be found the wrapper See advertise
mi On
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IYNCiBt Ri WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CONNECTED EyERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY Gf
A b. FUCKER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
onmis.ian Merchant,
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LYEcHBuRG VA
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GALE of Valuable Lands desire 10 sell the
- tract of Land which reside, Bedford County
waters OF Ivy Creek The contains about 45o ACRES
100 Of which valuable self renovang and
very productive There Is also full supply of heavily tim
bercd land.
The improvements all and Of large and
Dairy, Stables Barns There hards all kinds
OF the best fruit on the tract.
Being anxious 10 the Sou,h will make ii the
interest of any one desiring to purchase
iunef rltdmAfrs SAMUEL. NJ. SCOTT
SALAD OIa.-Prime salad oil, suitable for
- Table For sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
june It's Druggist.
LNsNE BRANDY aud WGNES.-A supply of
- superior French Brandy Pure Juice Port Wine, Sherry
Wine and Backbury Wire (inade without Alcohol) All Of
the above warranted Pure and Genuine and suitable
Medical purposes. For sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
4 ONDON P0RTEk.-5us, 20 hand u fresh
supply Of GENUINE LONDON PORTER. For sale by
June 4tsl JOHN II sEAY, Druggist
&sIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tron, the Sab
sD ~ scriber, on fhc 9Th inst. \ NEGRO MAN named
JOE aged about % He is dark Muato, with large Mouth
and straight black Hail. mcnng TO curl He is about 5fcei
6to inches high straight built aud has of his
fingers on his right hand. He hired by Thomas L.
Lef,wich Trustee for Bcll Children Bedford
Mr. Christian the his wife who resides Lynch
burg. wewu give TWENTY DOLLARS, for hi, delivery
TO us at Coverae Furnace Bootourt County $40 for his
ANDERSON & PATTON
Direct to a s r Blue Ridge. r o. [iune 4elw
PRIVATE SALE.-iO fine Young Anr-
me counties OF Russell and for no fault
WY H.re being warranted as represented Apply
- ssll w u. MoSBY
'UuE Last NOTaGE.-Chc sseu,Ien,e, Who
srs Indebted To the undersigned aro berely naaS - @
ma lie without further del,t the smoun win
| pS at their eSpe. ~ n Nc S Sss
june d " "'Hi'
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I,l.
- " thr underrsncd hereby notified that nm.
ma ic without further del,I smoun ~ 4,
ing. 1T their eSpe. Sc 3 ~ "a v vYst 1 acc
" ~ "'sbi
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NESS ana Saddle HORSES, They arrived from
we counties OF Russell and Smythr-and sold for no fault
june s.3il 'f'N.', ttt,Pt,;t,,,S.x.
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- yer OF steady habits TO take charge Team from At'
s.ahY obringsto Shawsyie; white preferred Apply
at this Office [msy 29dts
SEWHNta MACRYNES.-4iliw who i.h to save
- 'nc and health should purchase these Maehu's
ihey are simple IN construction easily put OF ADJUST
meh handled with the work done s Dca
strong and the saving If labor Iimsnsc.
STABLER e. JONES.
dscts Ag,r,o fnr n r,,,r pok,rA 10
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET, May 3oth.-Cotton-Sales
of 5000 bales, market dul-prices lower and feeble
Sales Of the week 600 bales Receipts at this port
so far 524oco bales ahead of last year--stock 600
bales Cohee-sales oflo 900 bags prime Rio at OF
cents
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90 HssUJns.ksA :. :.
Avn SPRlNGS-Th,se s. ri IS viii be open for the c, :.
tun 1T visitors the LIST o. June, 1876
ihey are situate in Montgomery Countv va on. ania
nan miles rom the Virginia Tenn X. Road wich
mere is Branch Rail Road u = Springs
Passengers leaving Rich nd burg afi, hr. al St.
reach the Springs by och ok l. Nj AL tn " az
by Raj Road
The Accommodations hav, been very rxtcf,d silre
astsrssun. The AID
of a rtmmoda:ing i,OtU persons
The L. uchbug md 'bnt Telegraph G mpany
building Brncl ot then Lie the Spiaes wiei will be
In operation ga iy ~ June.
very arge 81 not ~, hes bui snro last SEA.
son Address RIO. Ii MDSiiY
may 6 d&e.no Fr.r1 3ients.m ~ W = \ TO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

that at Convention Of the whigs Of the United Stases
held Baltimore the i7th and 18th Of the past month
vas honored by that convention BY Being chosen With
vosce their candidate Tor the Presidency.
Whilst Of nv old Wing friends whom have ii.
~avs highly respected aud whose patriotism am un~.
ling doubt opposed my election. and engaged
the side and the other, OF political
parties which sowing the seeds Of alienation aud dis
trust between different sections Of country
and ~sging sectional warfare tending To weaken If not
destroy the Union Of these States IL Is source VI nox.
pres-ibc qualification To rcce the an.n,mou. NO.
mutation Of the great body Of the national
Wings OF the United Stses-no ess disting for
their intsgcac- than for their pairiotm-and cheerful
" accept with the proounde.t emotions gratitude aud
ride.
Although am the known candidate Of anot her party
yet, nothing dishonoablc IN receiving the sup
port OF the Unionloving men, by whatever political de-
nomination they may be known; but confess that re-
ceived this haering testimonial OF the continued conf
dence In personal integrity and patriotism Of my old
Wing iends, with much than Ordinary satisfaction
and trust that IL elected shall do nothing To d,ssp
point the hopes dshonor the preference those Who
have so generously besto~od their confidence.
With renewed expressions Of high respect for YOUR
sel personally and ven"raou for the Intelligent and
patriotic body over which you preside,
am, sir. your friend aud fellow -citizen,
hnLARD FILLNoRE
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Fillmore an Abolition,s,

In reply TO the charges and iusinuaons Of the Demo
cratic press and politicians that Mr. Fillmore il an Abo
uonist We cite ths following extract from letter To the
National lnieligeucer from correspondent in ArE.n..
We think this response will be regarded 40 conclusive M
ell just and idf1ninied The truth is that the De-
mocrate fagsmen 10 The SOUTH seeing thai, tbe, ,es,,
ton OF the stale caumny shout Mr. FILLMORE being a. Al
ouon'-' has had only the effect Of disgusting al sensible
and homes, people, are beginning 70 abandon n,. 81
mol, likely TO win But here s the extract referred %
THE efforts TO make NJ. Fillmore On AboE,;,,;.,
are supremeiy ridiculous species Of logic j. ,e.o,,.
TO ~hch seems designed solely ot the entsppng 1 81
inleesfs Il consists ia what purports To be mas, >.
cord Of W. hlmcre's Congressional votes He ,o.,d
Nth Seward Seward Is Aboions,; ergo yiIuo,. +.
one FILLMORE voted with Gliding. Giddnss /. An Al,.
ohuo"'si Of course Fillmore must he one. An ss pl,i,
- the nose q mans face
W.T." CT Monroe vas President, and no 10 the No.
Rod Of BIZ dc'ih he Owned farm In Ioudoun near Al
dc called Oak Hll lie spent good dell Of HI. time
here' e I'D bic son-in-t~, Judge George Hay. The
'adse ~s eendc'n-n Of very fine talents somewb,, sc.
centric Bat ~hen he eho.e 10 be- interesting and
i''ena"ns gentleman. Que evening sitter tee, ell the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

fanily. With some guests Who staying ct osf By
we're sitting round the fire listening to the Judeese
drums. AT length he asked Why vas a tnss -.
whipping his wife like high-mnded h6pt ii.
All gave hap Said the Judge; bess+ -. q. -. a.
ing mean action In an instant Col Mo,ro. xho va.
s''e '-o'e 'sAu'"s' .urued round and remarked
mean ..,o, .p. 'ald whip his wife is above doing
. mean action 1t, Colonel" said the Judge .qi he
-, su, .s aboves" "Yes, sir" replied the Co
II, IL he is whipping his wife, isn't he doing a
,h. donT ayes, sir. very one" "wel,
Colonel, II he is up stss whipping his wife, he is
above. doing action" "No. sir who will
whip his vile is above doing action" Aud the
American people will at the polls all such logic
against Fillmore in the spirit which the honest and
e'minded Monroe did his son.ina~. They viii say
that the man who for upwards Of three years filed the
Presidential chair, aud Who in the language OF the Hon.
John T. Ward, President OF the Cincinnati Convention
unterrihed by threats, una~sd by canors held on his
steady the Constitution vi country
gave peace to the land love aud repose the nsu-
tons which CHERISH be by any possibility
tured With Aboiitionism"
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NM. DoSKLsoss RESPONSE.

TuLir Crow, Sept. 80, 1856
Sin IL have the honor receive to-day YOUR note oi
the 2Sth, with that OF the 18th ins informing me Of the
proceedings "f the late Wing Convention at Baltimore by
which my name candidate Tor the Vice Presidency in
association With that Of Willard Fillmore for the Presne,
received the unanimous OF the delegates composing
the Cow ention.
Such n testimonial Of public confidence oaar.a n, A..
unguished and leading members OF a party upon which
had other CLAIM Than that Of fidelity to prncipes which
ought To he common TO all parties IL received with feel
Tugs Tor the expression OF which can find no
language
can only Ia you, SIR in reply that n has been INV
effort through life to follow the great lights To which We
are indebted for happy form OF Government and that
there IL no sacrifice which willing to make in or.
der to maintain IL in its purity.
The evil OF the day sectiosm and the country can
hnd no repose until this dangerous spirit is r.bukcd by
the voice OF the people, animated they the DAYS
at Washington 10y aholy love the Union and n det.,.
imitation withhold their confidence from those who do
not regard its preservation the paramount object OF
their lives.
II t," South claim the elevation OF man to the P,...
because he is favorable Southern interests and the
North because he favorable to Northern ipt.r,ts
there Is end OF Federal system Thi. was not the
sentiment OF parties in the days OF Washington Jerson
Madison aud jackson Ii is purpose as patriots by
whatever name We NAV be called whether Union loving
wings, Americans. or Democrats To eradicate thi, sen
ment IRON our National councils and restore that which
will give President for the whole people and DO
vernmen that will respect alike the equal rights OF all the
sections OF land without regard to latitude or diver
sihed pursuit
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant
- A. j. DoNEIsos
Hoy. Edward Bates, President of the late Whig Con-
vention at Baltimore.
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Enr The Richmo,H Mhin-

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. Is.
The election of yesterday is over The Democracy done
their best in this town and county They were beaten
about three thousand in this county-being Buchana
county,and in the little township OF Wheatland
Buchanans residence Democracy beaten thirty
In this town, where the Democrats had bet
hundred majority, they only got five hundred
and fifty There polled about five hundred votes
THAI this town known to give before
number Of foreigners of all making the oyerplus In
the precincts in Chester county were poed
seventy than they had and this only
specimen of what going throughout the State
The Democrats sanguinc last night that they had
cd the Sae bur they had only heard from the counties
the railroads crowded with Irishmen. Thousands were
connzed also for the OCCASION and will that
yvania has poled thousand than
the usual number the excited election before; but
with all this the State think has given decided ma
0rity against the Democracy. There gain upwards
thousand the of last year. which gave the
Democracy naorty of eleven thousand votes which
the majority thousand overcome by thir.
the majority will be yet Tor the Fillmore State ticket One
thing certain although the Democracy claims the State
10y tomorrow evening think a change will come over
the spirit OF their dream.
There great many Fillmore men who did not vote
the Union State ticket, because the Republicans lew
days before the election oil yesterday held meeting
the Fillmore party had such idea and had nothing
10 with il IL kept thousands of Fillmore from voting
esteTday because they thought il mutual meeting
between the Fillmore and Republican parties; but nov
ta they know better, they sorry they did
they the Fillmore determined TO stick
their electoral ticket and let the Republicans do
please. In this there in ward twenty
strong Fillmore men that did not vote; and it
through the county, where they had any idea that h
meeting III Harrisburg OF both parties In Readnl
it injured the Union State ticket about five hundred
again repeat that believe the State il safe agins h
Democracy. The hundreds OF Iri-hnen that we're herr
yesterday crowdng the aud blOckading the polls
have this morning disappeared. Several loads wen
away III different directions " c.
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MN ERCIAL
MONETARY AND conMrKofAI.

ossscs % run wula os, n is,x
Al the New York Stork Exeh.nv~ r,,., ~, =
,.rs.x m ooo yl,~,,,. .,,-. = IL, :, a.. =.
...,o,.., NJ An. n,.,s A A s,.,.- 49,, -. - ~. -.
IN. iav,., VT. and A, o,o r.n,...-. -. 20, 80"
IT,. p,,. ,.,,....,o,,..,, .r r. - ", !,
....,,.-. -.
-, -.
P.r,. A. .,-d IN m, Ia, non. ms ossa s.servsd lately ..
had observed rons on 10 a
a."sea er csns and IN k-s sacl<s
mn. saa,vns w,ys. v,,,.n f,,, s % ns country. bot
light th. subject 10 the .ssonI.hsJ
hea',. OF our pss. again received s ago.
Tons ~ fr.ne p,ss- from ysns 80 70 amount 70 SEVERAL
has been done io ,~o months past. Immediately our
S.i % as, unto .sI, sna nsn ,enssnts Austria and
month, While the demand r Aus,r. go s
sr.s'ns Where VI. speculation has already pot
th.a,h ..,sSlsh % wi, ~ NY .. so.a and silver al
III. Eai hss msta which daily convened into m
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Tar CRAsLrsroS DvrL-A public meeting Of the CHI.
OF ST. Johns South Carolina recently held In
relation the duel Messrs. Taber aud Magath
when the following. among other resolutions adopt,
ed
l. Resolved That the people Of this Parish have heard,
with equal surprise indignation and OF the
lately enacted in the Parishes of ST. Phillips and ST. Nj.
chsels which resulted la the death of VIM r. Taber. Jr
Of the Editors IL the Charleston Mercury; aud cit
i.ens Of the STATE. aud equally interested ia main
tanning the principle for which he FELL deem IL duty to
protest earnestly against its violation
2. Resoired That the Constitutions Of South Carolina
and the United States alike guarantee the liberty Of
the press aud the right OF free specch and forbid the
Of Law restraining either and that those in
struments virtually nuh6ed in that respect Il, by
higher la~ the editor Of public Journal be held
responsible the mouth Of the pistol for the publication
oi tcles from correspondents commenting upon the po
hticsl conduct of public men.
3. Resolved That the political opinions and acts OF Of
fee holders and candidates ior the same, in the gilt OF
the State the people, proper subject Tor comment
and criticism in the newspapers OF the day. and that the
such criticisms in State that they be couched in
the phraseoogy customary among genemen have trat,
for their basis aud the author be responsible Tor the
same.
T. Resolved. That when these conditions violated,
the party assaulted has ample OF redress. In first
himself resotng the public press vndicate his sla-
dered character and then such other open
every good citizen and upright man.
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WING.

R-slSAL
Oct 2istTe Galveston ans, aud land In Pusy
v.ns county mile 1G,A,,' Of the C. hOr sale privately
same day farm OF no acres. the Appomsox river,
Saaos. for sale prSai; nssnsh. d, asasl
crsIP Adyt Is, Is beaded ., farm farm
ney ssa. Reh@S1d CO, sa|@snsins a, O'clock Pm
mont, Nelson county; lies within ~ miles
dsy-A acres 600 ceared ON Ivy Creek in
Mesms'Ie county miles from charlottesville
Dgs1 and ssssJ . s CO mime OOss Pm
same this city, the tenement opposite City HOTEL
ps :, j. 9 e :0a ,s = SSst
with ars. dwelling ou'houses ke for privately
groes. stock, farniturv, eta
.s o o sfnns' % S h s
serve" 80 Aeres-to be sold on the premises
10 mile. from rrssret.bsrs rmsiy kno.n Councillors.
containing nearly acres. lying Little Byrd
same d.yTnIsy valuable farm. in N- Ken, county.
Noe. acres, Ito ,urveyedJ in King
william 20 miles from Rehmond, with dwelling
'.ys stock, crop Sc The premise at II 9slPsk NJ
cAs~e county c. belonging to the estate OF Nat Lee deed
5th-Commssoher. each on the
south Anna river N anossr county WIN dssng on each also
6,hAi wallace Greek" plantation In Charlotte eoaaty.
without reserve - valuable negroes all the stock and
same day. Of $40 acres. ~hir,. is gold mne in
buckingham eoan.y-,o be 'OId BY The sheria
acres, PltsyvAnA on line Of
the Richmond and Danyie r. r. ~h dwelling.
Terms liberal. Adv'd by VIM. Rison.
10Th The In Chesterfield county, known Burfoot's
Plantation, miles the Z. II. 10 Rohnoed
aus 6s for sas privately meanwhile, aud will be dvid
" desired. See adv't
day-Trustee- Foundry
at the Of Cary aud 9Th streets In this city, at " O'Clock NJ
llh-VaaAoe estate 10 Aoemars county, James
miles from seottsve, containing sci, 800 cleared
iwellns barn also the stock, implements,
aTm-to he sold without
2h-CommsoneTs sale OF 10 Of Green Spring
Louisa with dwelling etc also, nine valuable slaves
and children
IIhA Of Si9 only 80 balance heavily
6ered, In Hanover about ID miles from Richmond
4 g. turnpike.
2Oth.rwo tracts In Albemarle county via Bell Air."
log LEO situated the foot Of Centes mountain
the MIL Tract" mr from scoitsye, large and
meanwhile. Ady'd by W. Timberake. Alb. co.
nh "A tract ~ 1871 In Orange with dwelling and
outoues 200 bbl stock &C Adyd by Jones err
Of q : Jones, deed
2l-Tru.tee Of several tracts OF Aud Cncuding
quarry the lower end of Buckingham county
advt Of Geo. H. Matthews, trustee Terms liberal
Dec 2dSse Of 300 To 800 valuable Halifax,
s-e adv't Of r p. Dvvrreux
TTth-A plantation containing $500 North Alabama.
Jim 9h, is5T.The tract u county called
containing s0O about half In woods Advd by
Irving, eom'r.
oct 22dAt the American Hotel. In this city Bat ~ by A.
o. Son. 80 shares 81 H. r. X r. stock 30 Midlothian
w. stock aud other stocks. n, advt
Nor 1OTrute sale 81 the machinery,
Barns foundry, Of Cary aud 9Th streets At
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aNfloiiL rish-rhere was new feature the
Agricultural Fair Cleveland Ohio-a show of fish rails.
ed "hhcialy They chiefly spotted brook rout from
SIX months to two old and in large tank with
gas SIDES supplied with running OF ice water
Doctors Garich aud Arckey who furnish the rxhbition
have quite fish raising about miles from Cleveland
In The pond are thousands of 6sh principally trout all rais
ed by artificial means.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

iseESiors DIsoovsRY.-Dr J. L. L. BIedehu, Of New
orleans mas succeeded in training the larger species of
mosquitoes known in New Orleans as .galIinnoer 10
perform all the objects hitherto only accomplished by the
ieech or the cupper dozen of these insects are equal
To SIX leeches and placed the desired spot will at
commence 10 suck blood IN the same way, and with far
les trouble, than the older Institutions
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RICHMOND Markets October 11th, 1855
RENAnKsThe weather again gloomy to-day with
Of clearing or" Business proceed
quietly and steady Braduns kind.
dsncy.
CoRS-we have heard Of but holder, mr..
generally hrm at so6ts2k
fLoua-There be
hst prices are looking We quote supernne full tT
Mill 0rFsL-rhe Of Bran has
bus, aud shorts To 20 Other kinda uneh
ToBlcco-We continue Lugs sGIi:k leaf
lUlSi medium to good do l2kGloS ane shipping io6tsk
nne manufacturing l5GtS5. -
Wharf.-The advance Of yesterday, sustained
quote red at ti go 50, aud whit. SihsStl 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-18

TAXING DvIDEsss.-The public treasurer of North
carolina has Published the decision the Supreme Court
oil the State in the of the Public Treasury vs. VIM
~ fe'why IN which it is decided that I'll. Lcgisatur re-
has constitutional right to dividends after having
taxed bank shares. 1913