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\ General Todeben, who has rendered himself IA
nous engineer Of the defences OF Sebassopn left
St Petersburg few days ago tour forhis health,
which has been considerably impaired by wound in
the leg received during the latter part of the siege
The wound itself was comparatively tfiiing, being
purely flesh one but the neglect of it at the tims
coupled with the anxiety, fatigue and restIessness to
which he subjected himself, produced a fever which
still clings to him. He is q splendid fellow and
modest man 3ss s asfa45 s9a53
Sir David Brewster has communicated to the Brit
ISL Association Of Science, paper on the absorption
of matter by the surfaces of bodies. If the surface
of piece of glass whether artifeiay polished or
fused be smeared slightly with soap, and then hepeF
fectly ceansed with piece of cha1nois leather the
surface, when breathed upon will exhibit in the most
beautiful manner, all the coors of thin plates. IF the
breathing be performed through tube, the eolors
will be arranged in rings, the outmost heing black,
corresponding to the center Of the system III rings
formed between convex and a plane surface. In
repeating this experiment on the surfaces of other
bodies, Sir David found that there were several on
whose surfaces no colors were produced. Quartz ex
hibted the colors like glass but calcafeous spar and
several other minerals did not In explaining this
phenomenon, it was remarked that the particles Of
the soap which are dissolved by the breath, either
must enter the pores Of the bodies or form strongly
adhering film on their surfaces. This property of ap
propriating temporarily the particles Of soap; be-
comes new and distinct characteristic Of mineral
and other bodies. N, :g III $t5s5 5#5
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fastidiops boader, at d cheap I ahiishnant In
New York lately appeared at the table when q "a.
ther ham presented itself for DISCUSSION IT
horrible it smells 2 & Well replied Bis Keeper,
g what o that Take hold man yoa come 60 the
table to eat your yictuals not to smell 'eh1.
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THE LAKE,

-RzTa =, ~, SUMMER /, ARRANGEMENT. 7 ;.
Ths Hoap w M ss;s e r aSagss CAPT Il W
and sadsonvie on the arrival Of the ocockP P NJ train
''''s 'N'' SUNDAY EXCURSIONS ...
The W Young will also leave the Poncartran Rail Road
every SUNDAY morning the arrival Of the O'Clock
for to E hS @ he s returning in time
IF for the Exc@rs91 81 a csn ONT DOLLAR AFsh breakfast
wa 40, ' ~ = - .. q. LowBEE, Agent:
je2l IS Magazine street
@ via s.s E..a Tq kH1 H
Cedar Keys and Tampa; arriving each port in
tine !s oGS 3 az II S Fsy
FSn re- Il :? ay ss
mandst VIZ eaTe Ga1boys On the 6 9st from the Lake
u Msis Fsrs for the Excursion gSing and rern SO
Sa sse 9m w f.
je2ol5t : 72Poydras street.
AE s9KE Gls5H ECISEE STEAM n
tiTely splendid packet steamer Kate Fris1ee,
sea rone with Superior ~ any
boat the Lake viii leave the wharf Jefferson Railroad oa
Of the cars, as follows
5EFgEksos RAIL EoAp PAP 2 p9N5cHARTnAIs II R. ROAD
%E$R}SHR$BAY q: WERNE5bA l4%HRi
LEAVES OCEAN SPRINGS.
THTRsn
Freight Extra BasEase Horses Cows Gifaee ETC. should
always be sent Depots Railroads 60
% bso f 6r h and
VII Ps rssk 3. Hs5n,s Wqsfas M Pas Christian
please this adde's their goods aceordins viii
also stop mouth Of Pearl RTer for at any time by
ular by tlis Boat.
Ocean Springs, Biloxi and Missppi city 81 50
Bay ST Louis and Pass Christian. Observation-Disclosures. 90
s' ''s"S'' r Nj HAR;RisoN S,Go:. Agents,
je1G % Gravier street.
IT, LAKE SHORE PACKET
-. ocean prinss inernediate land.
The and splendid low pressure packet
ss s
Railroad on the arrival at the Lake Of the cars as follows
FfaEsi n HseEsS R PHE
F sEHk24H stEBA2 HvESSs E2FN5Se
days and Thursays 60 by these trips must BE sent to the
G on the m Sn or N e M the M
in time for the O'Clock trains it will be left until the
trip 54Zs E5r .s E4A.
Cabin passageto Mississippi City Biloxand Ocean Springs 81 50
FGEDDES Agent 10 Bank Place: ~
bR sEhNPE aissaHe sai17
en apM end " Ho,an ps bs
Railroad ny after the arrival Of il 1t
morning NOR % at clock Sundays eScepea5 'S' e'e''
Fare, ST. Meals, 80 cents. "a f#s}
al9 t. ,f D. G. LoWBER IS Magazine street.
r. FOR nIOBlLE DIRECT, DAILY
leQaEttIs q s. NAIL LINE.-WinterA Arrangement. The
maf II aasse Gona
6 nen ons o ne fG abdR 1Rs
steamers will leave the Lake end Of tie P9nchartran Railroad
will stop at on Monday and Thursday evenings
Gaoin @ Fare to Mobile.
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Ne{p Orleans Qailv Gresfeld,
scra,ps ii Po.etrY.
-t& ~ ----------s- d III gg&83g
LOVE FOR 10 YE-sHEErpAs.

l5 TEE -. . S.-.. M r. E
LOVE FOR L4oYE.-sHERIpIs.
Y so 4 meier could any Iustfe see 4a3&.
In eyes that would not look on me 4 80
Ia ~ ne'ersa saw nectar on a lip; 5y ss3ys3 4
But where my own did hope to sip. e
Has the maid who seeks my heart tx
Cheeks Of rose unt0uchedlb by art 153 Ft2
isi Twill own the color true, Nj is M 5s38 Sd j5&i3
When yielding bushes and their hue. s5s
Is her hand so soft andspure? 2iE$f
$G Is Imust press it, to be sure & . 3 t ~ q +
81 ma Nor can Ibe certain then, Z ,y4,s s XIX
Till it grateful press again,
Must i, with attentive eye, |, 81 L
Watch heE heaFing bosom sigh
will doso when see Il N 3 4 N ii IN
RI That heaying bosom sigh for me. 4 Il
ENGLISH Best OF ALL.-Ernest Jones touches the
idea in the following lines III
tt Greek 9 harp we love to hear ; fa54aa&& @5J
Latin is q trnmpe clear; .s5 AZ
sts&s Id 6s Spanish like an organ SHELLS .s.s.
Italian rings Its bridal bells; ai%s.
France, with many a frolic mien, z
Tunes.her sprghtiy violin; 81 NJ
] Loud the German rolls his drum, =
When Rnssias clashing cynbal5 come
But Britain's sons may Rel rejoice,
For English is the human voice. .@s5s3 e
u 1s% sssf Il rs SIN d. II tss&4.s 4. 5}= 5
lS5'SY You'll sn1DtIer me- lis Emma's cry,
( When oher lips Ieager flyi:saa
5,. * In Vant painting fair entreats- as@ @
We SstJle bees to steal their afeets.
NANEEES AND PEKIs
s. a As once my dazzled eyes set
IN Where Jnlia's neck and bodice met,
5ss There that = said /, !, IS that Nankeen?
The lining Of your waist. Irnean''
No, SIR she said q that S Pekin! ~ 't55a
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

s. To sail on SUNDAY, ed June, at O'Clock A. NJ.
1Ss-Ssss 4 SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
NMElHi1 PANY.-F For Galveston and Matagorda Bay
U, s Mail Line. The new and magnificent
ship Perseverance, II. Sheppard, conmande will sail as
above For freight PASSAGE having elegant
apply on board, to II {i5%s5
HARRIS, MORGAN & co.. foo. of. Julia street,
az .a5- Opposite Steamship Landing
The steamships Of this Line will hereafter pay Lightepge
on Goods from Powderorn to I,ayaca.f &siE
Shippers will please provide themselves with the steamers
bills OF ladiDg. No other form will be signed. iaD
VIII leave THURSDAY. 2Gth inst, at o'clock A. NJ.
xpEGAv FOR BIRAXOS SANTIAGO, D1-
NMJET,fH EECT-The New Orleans and Texas U. s.. Mail
Line The and magnificent steamship Maui
titus, John s. Thompson, commander will leave as above
puncuay For freight passage having elegant sateroem
accommodations, apply to @F,, = g5Is y.gE
.l. g= -#lrs opposite the Steamship Landing.
nAl freight shipped by the Nautilus will be deiyered to
Captain Kennedy Of the steamer Grampus unless otherwise
directed 8 @
Shppers provide themselves with the steamers bills
of lading. No other form will be signed. at. je2
y4-Sz=a FOR " EZRA CttUZ.--U. S. MAIL LINE
M The new and magnificent @ steamship Up Texas Thos
above p1nctually, carrying the U. s. mails
NFor freight passage, having elegant accommodations
z5 HARRIS MORGAN, & CO., foot of Julia street,
q. .sa opposite the Steamship landing
BJ-No freight will be received without order
Agents. je16 &
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-
eorsezdons sbat big trnidiftty
port in ease Of patbreak.g, St
small squadron Of sBritisa slips is fo
cruise Of Naples.
Arsssrsa. 8aasse
Baron Werner Ufderss, ii Foreig al
has left Vienna for Ronle4 was presumed on Il
litieal mission . ss8a
The official journal of Vienna that the
tite treaty Of April contains no secret artieles or
none beyond those already publisher and further,
that ii was entered into france ind Eng
land in consequence Of the refusal OF gsIssia and
RUSSIA to subscribe guarantee for tEe Independence
Of Turkey.
There IS to Be 8 conference Of the Statea 81 Tie
ZoIyerein. at Eisenach, this summer. PFussi4 viii
renew her ositon 70 reduce tile duty fresi
rolled and nom 81 to ed On sheet IRON
s8flcn has been opposed hitherto by Che South Ger
man bat viii now be- agreed To unansmouaIy
A return Of The number Of accidents on the Fruse
lished one fe Was it ioa d oy trse perso
were injured 8 s
4 Ebeaf1saa aargs.
The report Of the expected arrival Of American
IN waters has led THE government
q Denmark 70 take measures Of for what
eFer tarlh events may corvette Naya6e has
peen dispatched in haste to the Danish West Tntfia
aHa tlIs greatest exetioa made 70
fhs out of several vessels. Among
@ eils II tne frlgate Rota, two guns WfIich aa
soon as lefed to ID stationed IT BeIbecE tle
pasE of the sound that all ships passing
% snnsk cone D Of her gana Another steam
iflgate, forty launched It'll a her
nsashsneEy q The
boat on the British aFe bsirlg Iso isfte
tTEe
IA isls ss asd asticIe oss
the treaty Of peace, Is about 81 BIeharest
to arrange for the proper government os the priue~
palitiss. Sin Henry Be the Erstsif rsr
aTeSentatiTe.
$ The TurEisff government has a.
ledge the independence Of Gfrcassia and tile Girea
sian deputation WAS about TO quit GonstantinoIie
Up 70 the 10th Of MAy, IS 900 French. 5000 Eng.
lislt Pop sartli.aians and quilted
the Crimea and there were still oil Eussian territory
So 900 French, 40, 900 English and 5000 Eagdinaas
ausslan engineers are surveying sebastopel, which
is to be entirely rebuilt on d new plan.
Quarantine ii suspended III Odsssa for four
Merchandise was reported t8fay 10th1 scarce ana
feights were falling. 5sisi a til .s5 s4.s sfS
Marshal Peissieri is Fastening home from tie Chi
be present the baptism ii the Prince Of
France. 4SS
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Quaker young ladies in the Maine Law States it is
said still continue to kiss the lips of the Fonng tenn
peIance to if they have been tampering with
liquor. Just imagine beautiful young girl approach
ing yon young temperance man. with all the dignity
Of an executive officer, and the Innocence Of dove,
with the charge " Mr.. JONES' the ladies believe you
are in the habit OF tamper1ng with Hqnor, and they
have appointed me to examine you according to- our
established rules are you willing Il You must
acquiesee She steps gently up to you; lays her soft
white arm around your neck. dashes back her raven
curls, raises her sylphike form upon her tin.toes
and with her angelic features lit up with d smile as
heaven, places her rich rosy. pouty, sweet, sugar,
moasses, strawberry, honey -snckle. sunfower, rose
hold us!) buses yorl, 81 eracky!t Hurrah for tie
gals and the Maine Law, and death to all opposition
oh, git eout! yeou. Es5#s 5fsss..-@.tzss5
) ORIGIN OF. THE Word EHoosIER.---An Indiana pa
per gives the following the origin Of the synonym
by which the citizens Of that State are now known
Familiar as the word is, we never heard its origin
until lately, when we heard it from such unquestiona-
BILE good authority that we place implicit confidence
in it, Some twenty-five years ago, when the canal
being constructed large number Of the settlers of
Indiana in the vicinity, and indeed many from the in
terror OF the State went to work it for the purpose
of acquiring little ready money to pay taxes, buy
groceries and other articles they could not procure in
trade. For the sake OF economy they took but two
meals reakfast and supper; and fos; dinner
bought chunk Of glnger bread. On this account,
they were the subject Of many joke and eer by the
| Kentuckians and others engaged on the work As &
party Of fishermen were returning from fishing eg-
cursion, one Of them, on passing place where gin
gerbread was sold, thought he would hava little
sport and aecordingl bought piece and placing it
on his hook, said he was gong 70 catch an ndianian
Going to the canal where they were at work, he threw
\ the hook thus baited among the laborers An Indf-
anian. seeing the ridonle that was Intended took It
up and commenced nbbling and fisherman cons
7 menced drawing in the prize slowly nntil lie drew
him within two Or three feet, when Tremendous blow
\ between the eyes laid the angler sprawling OH the
The
in the fight, when the Indisnian gnaceqs ar and
attitude warned them that was not advisable. BY
~ said another delighted Indianian, referring to
husherh He was husher, for after this aridirnle
was hushed. In short time all the Indianiafs were
called s hushers q name which gradually changed
A to the present word hoosier From tie above Cir
sier bread 2 l
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lEAlE Landing, and all intermediate fandihgs.The
Syf sS 70 ss o Ras''s iG g TH ssPEI &
sAryK6ay o IL ri: 1 isf1 E'S fsE
atP ss t
Aexadra Gorton's Landing anda
ffsERsR EEERg
EeaTe and ali landings Asxandris, viii privilege
Of resLipping. -.l.-l-- Zzz s-sss - W
..$s ~ III pPER MISSISSIPPI 81. i
!;;sazs ri hPF 4 oJf u slrss q 3fse
Rsfsss
'aFi js sppy Q Dsala q Is ssArr
T!sass q gGsF ToGis t %aokHr
M 5Ha sas saa sa@S Il ss9
f9 freight ps5osaHs Ssssa
psa ss s1s sc sss e. sas
T!:eys sn YsRsk MRsUk si r E6Gfs efss5E rdkEr
&c ss'a
t' PassEs SGg gii CO. GO poyras street
sS5ls 1o ss sss 's and state
w5ssys on TERSsPA TRA 81 81 .st oGfs s s9f. ekEr
hgs II ss1;
new regular passenger H. DC Donongh,
%Pssti W
q 2.,5::.; F.BoAnp, e q PIR6SToRs
FssSs sE
Jas FnrneatS, Secretary Cemetery ny Commit
ssncs egaTah@ R5af e Mison
ses as[5 Il e. BoHdseS dse
esssSSy a15js1 E M Hs EESr 1s E H!s
odd Fellows Hail. Camp and Lafayette streets
vault; ill., e 5fG al othess ssssa So vault
rs Information the purchase of Lots, be had
on apb ] JhEs Secretary O. F. Rest
AUCTION NOTICE. = THE SUBSCRIBER RES
a. e 5 baasss M as s9 s s nSf RI fay9
has taken his office No 80 csp street soo. N.,ros
nnstra,os Assgnees and all others according to law He
will give prompt and personal attention al sae
sESts Kept the Real Estate and
ton Every facility in his will be offered to buyers and
Practical and Plan Drawer will be constant
Sa r. i'asss dssss 1
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAYINGS
ted Rnd dr. a f. e M b 5 ssn Ms s s @ 5eceDon Of
Depos as Sss ne morning vs. oeoc
and on Saturday evenings from . 70 ocI9Gh:
Deposlts OF ole boiisi 'uu upMalu Mn ne
sste pf Losana s and S Of the ns c Of New eans
Loans OF and nnmproved zeal
Estate within the limits of the city of New Orleans not exceed
ing 50 per cent of the appraised cash value
pledge of the Stock of the Incorporated Banks IN
New exceeding GU Of the market vae
All Interest Profit derived from the employment Of the
No Trustee can directly indirectly borrow any Of the funds
receive any pay eInolunen whatever,
deposits having interest at rate to be agreed
upon will be issued for less than O deposited Tor
specified time.
It Ru TEE s..
George Eusts A. ID. Kelly, William Foge,
". \. Mercer, Geo trquhaft, 4 Is. sumner,
G. g. Duncan, A. ftelne eGIeorge Jonas,
Willelrnrs Bogart, T. N Wood ines. =. .GGlafk
Thos A. Adams, E. A. BraHtnrdt y " MNAers.
". n MERCER, Presldens.
A D. kE!+LA,
WI V0iEl4 ( Wee PRESIDENTS
K g Sg MN -ERs)
-, as. p y W iIEltks, AfeasuTef. r. - -
N B-CopieS o. the ACT Oh anu ean
be obtained OF the Office. :. ------ asoly ~ :
-. = = . -. ~, -, ,,r =, -,,,,
4 AND DWAlSEtANNS.-Hi Oh tSI MAfhEI X Al 10
Ia paid for Land Warrants Also, all KINDS OF Uncurrent
Bank Notes. Coin, Bullion and Exchange purchased BY
H. b. MEfhf1ilL q Cu.,
n3 d&Wly NO. y Camp street. corner OF common.
EI-I
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STEAMBOAT b DEP i PA:RTUREs. a r
FOR RED RIVER.
vii leave 23t !. s O'Clock

Will leave on SATURDAY. f 2Ist inst. o'clock P. Ne.
IT, !, FOR ALEXANDRIA,, IL; sGoRToM,s
elegant and swift running passenger packet
steamer Vt. Charles, s. Appegatet master, will Lease
je2l 81 &c, It 4. B. SMITH, ~ New I.evee. u
VIII leave SATURDAY 21s inst o'clock P. M positively
i m gT1SIs - FOR ALEXANDfSIA--THE FINE.
fast running passenger Packet ST. Charles,
sam Applesate master will ~ above fof
Alexandria, Goron's Landing anda intermediate Iandngson
Red River For freight passage, apply board, TO
: jei9 fat LEWIS SNAPP' d co, 81 Front street.
E7Freight taken for Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campe
Grand Ecore and all landings aboys with privilege
Of reshipping. .stlElEL.. gEz3sgsS SE w. -
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C A LTFOR MA.

Leaves On SUNDAY. 22d inst. at s A. NJ. l.l- -
Erssp FOR CALIFORNIA via ASPIE-
TEIKIMtI5 WALL AND DPANAMA-Touching at San Juan
del Nore, Nicaragua, going and reIrnng-The
y: s. Mail steamship Daniel Webster, Henry Churchill,
and passengers connecting with the Pacific Mail Com
panys splendid steamships Panama for San Francisco. For
freight or passage, apply to
W. q TEMPLETON. Is Camp street, or
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS Il CO.
jel4 =J.,,tLt.g a--gg4z'.F : AS Katchez street.
H The steamship Granada will the Daniel Webster
TO sa the 7th July. '2I g4 tI
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A conscientious person has sent 81 500 to the col
lector OF New York, as due to the United States.
This is dangerous precedent If all the money stol
en- from the government should be returned the with
drawal Of such vast sums from circulation, would
paraliZe business.-[ Buffalo Republic. ..# ,ta
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DR.. Shaw, of Texas, has found sweet OIL drunk
freely a successful antidote to strychnine in two
cases The oil is to be poured down without any re.
ference to the patients vomiting. Professor Ro-
chester has reported two cases Of poisoning by the
same terrible drug, successfully treated by free use
Of camphor internally and mustard poultices outside.
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LATTER FKUM bERMC DA.-IUe N. 7. Evening NILT-
ror, of the 18th, says:
By the arrival of the Tennessee from st. Thomas,
we have late Bermuda papers, which state that H. NJ.
steamer Malacca from Jamaica, arrived there on the
9TH, with thirtyive cases of yellow fever on board !;
she had already lost eleven during the passage,
but no new cases had broken out for As hours pre-
vious to her arrival at Bermuda. FL. NJ steamer Bur
row had also arrived at Bermuda on the same day,
from ST. Thomas, but brings no news of interest she
was to leave in a few days for England. There were
no vessels in port loading for New York.
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% Will leave SATURDAY. 2stinst, at o'clock 2. M.
h. !, To- = REGULAR LOUIS PACIAET.
The fine running regular etearner
sssssA ss4A John sinaohds. Captain chas. B. ehaFet,
will leave Louis and MI intermediate landings as b9vt
For freight passage apply board, ito
i5fsEz JOHN i. HYDE eco, Go sPQydras street
plan the cabin be seen, and
F. HIDE & jel2g g
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SATURDAY. MORNING, JUNE q, 1856. J
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
OHIO RIV Err.

fvas. STEAMER EMPRESS, Captain
lsa44aIk ~ Thos. VILLE--This
magnificent passenger packetwi leave for the
all intermediate landings throughout the season.
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, r. n FOR NIANDEVILLE--U. S. .NInll--
FOR MANDEYIIE Lewishurg, Madisonville,
s=s Goyinston and Ahi'e 81 SprngsEThe fine steamer
Pontrtra Railroad every dny after the arrival Of the IL NJ
Sundays excep,ed Returning leaves Covington every
morning at O'Clock Sundays excepedJ
Fare, 81. Meals 80 cents. .. "a Ia5. w.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
a19 Ii 49, = D. C. LOWRER. as Magazine street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

TAXATION N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nt.r..t 4.
ie at Alexandria in tho dispute pending between the CT.
authorities and large city bond holders the lat
Yer refusing to pay taxes assessed their stock by the
revenue o alleging the tax To be Illegal co,rsi,.
cradle amount Of the city taxes (some thirteen thousand
ooars out OF sixty is to b. raised by ills mode The.
Question becomes one of considerable importance
20 thoss who hold real estate, and whose propett,
will he assessed with additional taxes 10 male gppj 3D.
deheit shoald any Il supposed the matter will
be tested before u legal tribunal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

FAl.r AlAas.-rhe IL. ysssstd.y sisernoon "a.
aise alarm. iibcrnian would -ay IL. .a,ou.hi,y
that mon r-l rush down the ecvi.ous street. M
our city 9TH such FEARFUL velocity those having charge
OF the apparatus did Yesterday when neither smoke nor
other indeso" OF Ore be In any direction
The bels and boys sounded another alarm aboat oclI
and on the hremen dashed sgai but could not
tain hat occssioned the alarm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

rEoaRsssisc.-The Abingdon virgnian saws the Iron
on 'ne va Tenn Railroad is now laid down some or
miles vest OF that place aud will doubtless be finished
10 the State line by the LIST of October Rv m. ,;5 :,
'ne month"; tho Tennesseeans il they will begin their
saPerstrnct"re at Bristol aud il they have
WIN MT Denmeads energy, they push pretty Close,
70 'onesooro by the end Of the The running of the
cars Ae Abingdon has caused tho extension OF the stage
hns IRON Cumberland Gap 10 Richmond Ky a distance
from Abingdon of 225 niles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ron

WE death Of late james Csi..u ,b- ,,,0,
o. his .. Sss IS: n saSs, ,sI .
insi' have united in o'asras The =:
70 .s..is s SALE liberal charter obtained iron, n.
asesy t ."s % an, md granting them
"1 ~ a. lor manufacturing purposes generally -
signed no. os s@s,y eooIsrrsa upsn them
COMPANY S 70 Ss ossanlIs under charter or
s medicinal pl.ee Of ssSnss ssss',y q,
vr osnary they have BEEN 70 ss
may regarded As seson oe e and s%assnes and
unable character Of their visitors. -'e AHaiA'h-
ana are nov sufficient 70 entertain about
Net ,he demand Of the public hs..rdns nothing 10
they would al NV ent 70 double number
'soa S every year nuhrs % applicants turned away
sees to Thea springs has With eon
nss'y Ees 70 crowded Central and nss
viii furnish az unsass A., nSs in progress Of
ss s . ~ b and Sohsrn sit 70 & within D
Railroad hs. been extended s,.anson Ieess a.
on. s e as ses , ps5 q Ss road !.
The %orni9s and l s ~ % %; mshSSnd Sns Psug
tern section Of the cevingon Railroad Competed ,se
convenient seui 70 az in,, !, ~ nn Se sau.s
Iss White Sulphur . situated the county Greenbr on tn.
fertile rsiiey Of ~Sanains The Estate lies
ven Aeres extending along valley about three me,
eAh 20 acres Of One meadow lad tract and morr se
tract consists Of spurs Sei soodsd .ns 81 ne
sod hge io soek An the supplies Of aln Ac A. NJ
premises - '-'"y 'N4'eu on ue
- Tor The accommodation
and many Of them much architectural BEAUTY
vsed by S aSS da and i@S SS Of Prsssn;ns
me forest IL has been described ParadIse Of
and there
10 acknowledge is claim 10 this distinction. - $50 ~
receipts OF the establishment
ENLARGED with
S'S4 hey might be Increased many fold.
he sale OF The water which in our ellie. xh.
put up Tor transportation 10 nrnS
very income and In proper hands the
% remoGe e price At which the purchased
me whole country contains few subjects,
and cEpta- ~ eA'e'P'ise
The title the believed to BE-
onee us present for uor ,hs
avoid dneues which might death on any ~ ~.
JOINT The legal title has
The sale will embrace all the heretofore used eonas
u1n -n 'he properly for the accommodation visitors
the undersigned WM n MkCT1 PI a m WIN