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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
sI,sean ADVANCE.
vol, no, I491

IcaJn.tye Can we,say anything more lhan
Ihlsl en9if54 s5i - EGtiEsasaa ~.
nwsshsil end By giving a sias;;ss } specimen
.of genuine pro Slavery Locofocoism:
tsA From the sqaattsf sOvsreigps ies,, n
4 We tstsiy confess The hape that abe Cen.
gress which assemble ~ December next,
WIN be.hs last. Wsso iot dissolution spec.
1y uhu u"as. vi .iss s.,sss- sus,
i. Perhaps, We shalt here Be ,old ,hat We haye
quoted rs good Democratic auihorisy. papess
which pot,ion OF The Democratic p,sss
jenounce. We canDot be- raccouSsable f1s
,heir family qusrr,ls. They are all sup.
portes Of The sdmiaIs,ralion. and ilis pas,y
10 which ihsy belong Il ,esponsi6l; Cor .heis
course. The SluaIier Sovereign is just as
good : Dempcralic paper ss ihe Plain Deal.
Ies. hosl. publish fiie laws of lhat Uailsl
SAFES -bg aalhoriiy.v and one of,hc edi,
'esl si "a Is.l1ass'e TIE ss'ho:
'doxy of BON 81 these .ss ~ olIe / bt6I,
Questioned; bot as no olber pasty a,sit SNn
them. !. u lair 70 presuipe thai shsy A'arc
Democratic. = ~ ''S'us =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
UR CH ES.

Presbyterian Rev. Il. Wilkinson, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath moining, O.o'cIock.-
Every Sabbath afternoon, st O'Clock, at the
new Brick School.h house in Middleport. -
Methodist Episcopal.--Rev. S. G. Frampton,
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy.
sNd Heath Chapel, Sheffield on alternate Sab
baths. at o 4 O'Clock. A. NJ, and ! P M-and al
the lower Church, Pomeroy, at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
every Sabbath. +.sf .aF r.
Protestant Episcopal-No services at present
New Jertsalem-No services. ''
German Methodist-R Rev. J. Pfetzing. Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning, at 0o'clock.
2 German Lutheran--Rev. r. Held, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath morning.
German Evangelical Presbyterian (on Linn
street. REV. L. Theiss, Pastor. Services ever,
abbath morning. At 0o'clvck. E...tyl
German Presbyterian Ton Plum street) Rev.
- Pastor. Services every Sabbath morn.
ng, atO o'clock.
Roman Catholic--Rev. John Albrnck, Priest.
Services every Sabbath morning. r-.
! Welsh Baptist--Peier Lloyd, Pastor. Services
every Sahbath. = 40 clock. 4 NJ and q P M. 4
Welsh Presbyterian tlyew School) ).--Rev. John
II. Jones, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 0
o'clock, A M, and6 r NJ.
Welsh Presbyterian (0ld SCHOOL, John T
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at o
S'clsck A N, and 6 p NJ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

" VI.
THg RIGHT Soar Of A CoaPRoM;sR. -
The ln,es. news from Kansas is full Of io,er.
EST. Among other items We Lave read the
following with grea, pleasure, as indicating
the spiri, with which the free S,aie men
have me, the issue ttrcyd upon them by the
tool Of the Administration, Shannon. Az
conference with some " The lending men
Of Lawrence, Shannon said he had conc!ud,
ed to send an order commsnding the men Of
Lawrrtce {, deliver up their arms. lie ask.
ed DR.. Robinson what they would doifspcll
demand was made. "Well," said the
doc,of," II would proposeaa comprnmisr
measu,e--keep the rifles and give nsm iAs
conisniSP' 'a 4o@ s3uir1 ,ses.,s
n 'rba. Ia one Of the bes, said things of,hc
age. |, deserves immortality, with, ,hs fa-
nous reply ofthe Spar,ansio the demand
fm their arms: "Coms aud iake them. T"
There is moi doubt ,AGt this compromise
wonlI have been faithfully cSrried Out, Il the
sutject bad bson pressed A distinct asd
vivid CONVICTION OF this fac, had vasi effect
upoo the nerves ol The border rufians.---
Thereis uo,hing like Yankee pluck and
ShaYp's rifles for such emergencies,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

Homeis emphs,ically The poor mnn's pa.
adise. The rich, with their many resources
too often live away from the hear.hsione, In
heart, -f no. in person; but,o the vir,uous
poor, domestic ties are the only legitimate
and positive source Of happiness short; of
that olisr,heayen which Is the soul's home
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

NrNtA 49, fNHtNs H -
:. .....a..s ........
- !, -. nm. sthe TsleeIauh. ~
49, - 'vNessrs ran. Sretken tiKo,ite
I, -, - ~ ~ California im 1850. sso,ss !.
JoatnSf df W. W lT3Ebbsii ssv;ssd 81
s3 's '.5s, 8, 4hs HaDas Sac y 3
sso.t stsorrssti scsaYfrk II slisear s'ls. , Z. a
,juNR "a. .--.stas,is,a y I. .. 81 o'clock
F,his ni5rSiSs " q eUotnuedo 50, wsy 10 he
PIsaos a shor.S fron, fn camp ~ g,. We sawahe
eynvsof.v On asea AobOsu. died july 7,A,
|ia49, sRsd 45 Jsars,wa q All p'ciork We
reached whag1js called aheA Upper Ferry.
Here ~s ssw ( " g,ave. y . con,.Iainr here.
mslos Of ..Conee,. ~ sAiissou,I died ii
Iis4e.. W. nsveled ,ix miles shove ,he
iJooer Fe,sv. and hk,,ea = shcr lime 10 srazs
and ,es, our es.sis, which had become
mencins our march a. 3 o'clock, We con.
,inued 20 travel in Gin tho nigh, before
reaching X Place siForiins grass svGicienl
/ for our seams. However, had We discover:
ed ef,,s N pbundan%ce % we would We. have
suffered for water, wha, sIme We weye. no,
wilhin. reach Of ,he liver, Tor We did moi
discover a single stream bu, ,ha, wns strong
lIy impreana,ed with s!Lali, and omit 10
/ IA - =. ~. !. !. 4 a.. II .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
, ~ The Fast Runn ing mud
VI. strong TOw.BOat -. IA >.

TEMPEST has been bought expressly for
the trade from Gallipolis to Rayenswood, end
willbe regular packet in said trade, Will
leave Pomeroy every Tuesday, Thursday and
and back same day. win leave Pomeroy every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at Z
o'crock, and back SINE day. ifsf #Gt
By close attention to business, and low prices
for services, the subscriber hopes 10 obtain the
patronage oil business men alofg said route,
Thankful to his friends and patrons OF the steam.
er LARK he asks a continuance Of the same pat
ronage for the TEMPEST. s,e,.'..,4 .'.,,
I J. W. MATTHEWS, Capt. /
Point Pleasant Republican and Gallia Repub-
lican please copy. FS+ Z" '3Hd 'R
PonleT0y, Oct. 25, 1885. 81 l9f.lat
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
coaron.y,oN orplcKRs.-loMrhoY. 2

coaPoRATioN oFFIcERs-PoMrRoY.
Maysr-Aaron Murdock. " '"t+'+
Recorders. Halliday. ~ ,saa1
Trustees--.O. Branch. ". S. Horton, 7. A
Plants. N, n. Nye, J. G. Probst. ,,.f 81
Treasurer--S. S. Paine. .C =.
Marshal--L. D Skeels.
~ ,'f
M ~ $50 sosrnAsrrRs. a g
Pomeroy--Geo. Lee. sf.
Middlepert-D. Pangburn. 81
Racine-P. M. Petrel. ..
Letartsville-Geo. L. Piper. o3' 'eaF'
ChesteE--Wm. Mitchell. ,bff ag
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
q OFFICE o. sTl4E TELE0RAPH,
0EVkn DoaRs BRtow coUef>-uR 6aAInO.
POMERov. OHIO.

49, Mates ofAaveftisbug,
ohe squae (is lines or iess) three VEGAS, 81 o.
Every ysubsequehtinseftion, ;lE; -: 70
One square, three months, ;ssirs a..
One squsIe, sis months, "a
Three- -ionrths ofa column, ,-one year. ;2S
One column one year, Y; si3 -: 80
ETAdyertisementsro having the nunl eIefia
seftions niatked on copy, VIII be continued "a
forbid and charged accordingly.
dETCasualadyertisers must psyin advsree.
EsgrJOb Printing. cf eyury description
executed with accuracy snd neatness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

TOWNSHIP MISUNDERSTANDING.
Trustees II II Whitiock, Isaac Train. Elijah
Cierk. .-IIesmer Branch. isa 81, .s9 Z,
Treasuref. .---fi. %. Waterman. E 81
Justices Of the P.ace.--S. 5. Paine, A. NJ.
0aslow, Eiijsh Jones.
Constables.- -IiandaiI ssissts. orenJones, John
. vmphfey. 'a1 ts','5 i.-t 30 altf
Amessor -Aapoh StiyeTs. .. te,.s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

The health of ,he Pope Is very indif-r.
ent, and bic intellect much enfeeblsd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

Great Lhdacement to Salt Farnacemen
WILL sell my undivided fourth OF the estate
Auf the late Df. Phelps with the privilege OF
the whole on very reasonable terms, containing
twenty one acres Of land, with Improvements,
between ten and twelve acrcs coal, and about
10 acres well timbered., For parti ,uiars, terms,
&c. sppiyto Nathan Simpson. at the Court
house. a .,.s ljg M 49, G,tlyAaa.t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
|. nFFlaTAL DllsEcT0RY..

et1 4sftt ~ fFEl5E tl---l > ssls u lssi.,i,Ai
Renyesentatiye in Congress lLlth District. y
N.n. v. B HoaFoN, Of Meigs county.
y SsnatOfA Estate Legislature CHAuscErl @
ma wLEv, ot Lawrence ooUAtydi as Hssiia
Observation-Disclosures TaoNsoS, ,aas &
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
From the RicEmond EnquiEel

II lhe sienlfcan lac, ,he, The TWO
WINGS OF THE NEW, YORK DEMOC-
RACY HAVE BOTtI DECLARED IN
FAVOR OF NOT DISTURBING. Tulil
EBRASKA BILLmrsa any.hiug, u means
,hey have determined y sand ny Il, %
slay the ogIiaiionii Il a. Is now sgi,atipg the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
q ,al)erItln ,1pl.rIla''

! sai 10 5iesltntmii ! az fastsiai afti
% per AAnMIn A,ls1 ., sIssi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

n ARRlsoNs COLUMBIAN INKS and PER-
III FUMERY, for sale at the '{r&
. nos2otf MIDDLEPoRT DRUG STORE.
IN BARRELS Superior Monongahela Viii q
HI ky, for sale by ROBERTS & WATKINS,
atthe MIDDLEPORT DRUG STORE. /,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

0ATCHRL, cabiaet-makef, end Dealer
.kA.s in all kinds Of Furniture, Front ST., above
OcnTt. Pcneroy. 0 dec5tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

! alsi ssi "a .Sesa
D. ss.,ygasags 5 tlsgi
7aF5T50 w 57T1 ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

The Administration has lost no opportu.
Li'y 10 1naniIts. opposition 70 AboIi,ionism
in slliR shapes. and 10 defy i,s nssauls In
whs,eseF manner made. To be Demo.
cratic, his necessavy ~ be Tree from every
tain, Of This hesesy. Tals ground ha. been
,uken,snd the Adminlsrs,ior has no sym.
pashy with Aboli,ionis,s and deskes none. :,
e Now for specimen Of Democratic love
Of law and order. M 'a.ese re-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
2 From Tue Richmond Enquirer.

Lei Us review our POSITION. We believe
,ha, position 10 be more favorable 10 the
South now Than Q, any period within The las,
thirty yeaSs Wehavejast passed through
a struggle which. though long and hn,ly con.
rested. HAS RESULTED IN VICTORY
TO THE S0UTH.s The rsssage 81 ,he
Nebraska Bill we look upon az mnrking The
beginning OF q new era. In our political 70.
la,ions 10 The Federal Government; aud in
the euccess Of sha, measure we think we SEQ
grsa,er probability of securing our due
rights shun at any lime since the vainpcring
Of ihe Missouri Compromise.
Ills sometimes denied ,hsi,he Democracy
Of the South dic,a,e 10 their Northern bfslh
efb. l,cahnol be denied that they compli-
meni them for their servili,y.
.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

Ayl 6TIFkhS, MnnuIACtT Tef of and Deal
wv e. In every description Of Clothing.
Corner Of Front and Coart streets, Ponleroy, d.
The best tworkmen constantly employed. Cloths,
CassipeFes. and vestings kept always On hand.
PafiS aud Loadon Fashions received montbly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08
From the Squaster Sovereign.

2 We can tell the iinpeHinen. scoupdrels
.hss they nav exhsns, an ocean of ink. their
Emigrsni Aid Societies spend their millions
and bilIions. IhsiE representatives in Con.
gressspou, their I,ere,icat ,heosies ill dooms.
day; YET We will continue 70 tar and lea;hpr,
drown. lynch and hang, every whi,e. .livered
AboliIionis, who dares 80 pollule our suil,
IleTs !. may be well 20 zee In wha, light
the operations of The Nebraska Bill are
viewed BY ,he Democracy Of the Sou.h, u.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

.iaama44v Al - I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

tate ct 5000, 800 do do. Ashleys selfraisinp :,
SIi; 80 bbls. HaxaIrs at SIS. and 30O0 10. Mssno.
liza Mills buckwheat at &c per To-
Wheat--There has been moderate aavn. ~ e.
milling and seed. Sales comprise 600 bags com,
mon N quaIify at q e., and, 300 do do at the same
ngure; $50 bags fair to choice sold st 2la3 and 1s
do seed, In lots, at3 a 37c.
Oregon.
LAst week, says the Oregon Times, we gave the
news of the burning Of the Capitol Later inteili
gence from Salem seems to justify the conclusion
tnas this fire was the work Of an incendiary. The
nre was frst seen at half past one o'clock on Sun
day morning ---
Inc territorial Library was entirely con s,lmed
value probably about u, 900 or 81, Coo The total
loss OF building and Library will not fan much
short OF 1000 The papers and journals of the
present session were destroyed, principally, and
in its further duties 10y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16
VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.

PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.-The Petersburg Ex.
press OF yesterday has the following items
Dead-Col. Joseph Granier, one of the oldes,
and most respectable citizens, died Thursday.
Nacigation.-A schooner with merchandise for
Richmond, made her way up to Port WalthalI
Thursday The steamer Augusta commences her
trips to Norfolk, Monday
Sdle.-The residence of Samuel G. Baptist was
sold on Thursday, to VIM t. Joynes, tor $40 400
pdlentinas to the number Of 1000 passed through
the Petersburg postoffice, Thursday. ~
AccIDENT.-Mr. David Reese, an old and es.
teemed citizen of Monongalia county, residing
ly hurt by fall on the ice few days ago. His hip
was dislocated, and it is feared that the injury
may make him 8 cripple for life
FIRE On the 22d ult, the residence of Isaac
Wilson, near Harpers Mill, in Hardy county, was
destroyed by fire, and with it out-building con
tanning 800 bushels of corn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16
Late from Costa Rica.

BY the arrival of the Nofthern Light we have
Costa Rca papers to the 23d of January.
The official paper published at San Jose eensures
Walher and his expedition very severely. The
order said to reign in Granada says the Journal, is
nothing more nor less than the ruin OF its com
merce and inauguration of a reign o ofterror
The prisoners serving as hostages have been
given up, it is true, but contribution of 100000
has been levied on the richest inhabitants, and
some thousands of dollars have been extorted be-
sides from each Of the rich houses in Granada
Some scenes of sack and violence brought in the
new era, and French woman the servant of the
former President ChamOrro, was one of the vic
Tins
AS to the loss which has been sustained by Eu-
ropean commerce some idea may be formed by
the following figures: London and Jamaica are
creditors of Rivas and Granada to the tune of three
millions of francs. The rest of Nicaragua owe
London at least as much, in all about seven mil
lions in favor of England.
The debt owing to France Is at least 100000
francs, that to Piedmont about 100000, besides
100000 francs worth of merchandise, lately fur
nished to Granada by their former houses at Grey
town.
The journal from which we make the above ex-
tracts is informed that the militia of Costa Rca to
the number of five thousand men, has been order
ed out in consequence of the alarm produced by
Walkers operations in Central America
The Republics of Honduras, Guatemala, and
Salvador are all in warlike attitude, and have
come to the conclusion that it is their dnty openly
to resist these foreign invaders of their territory
NeW York EceaiRg Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

THE Loss OF OUR STEAMsHIPs,-Sinee 1853,
twelve steamships los tat sea- have cost $50 lives,
and 81, ,250, 600 of property.
The Independence sunk with 100 lives in the
Pacific, and the Tennessee and the vt. Louis fol-
lowed. total wrecks The Humboldt and the San
Francisco were wrecked in the Atlantic the same
wear. The Franklin, City of Philadelphia, and
Yankee Blade, fall in the catalogue of 1854. City
of Glasgow with 4e0 lives. The Arctic with three
hundred more, precious lives, were the crowning
catastrophes of that year
In 1855. we have the sinking of the North Caro-
lima. and the stranding of the Golden Age, which
last however, was saved aud repaired.-Hant's
Merchant Magazine. .4 ,ss.a.+se &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

The steamer ST. Louis, from Aspinwau. Win
dates to the 5th. arrived q New foIA NJ 3, =,
evening, bringing the California NAIL g ~ ~.
uk. about go passengers ard u 0oaO00 y speSss.
The ST. Louis eonnectsd With the ste.nsr s sssn g
L, steuhsus. whieA spoks the steamer 1onssa sn
shs aStn MI 20 miles north of cays St Lssss
bound for San Franetsco -. a.
The steamer Panama. from San tnncssoos g -. -.
the Mexican ports, arrived on tne ~ lap->s y ~
The u. o. dip Jshn Adsms from - Fss?ss = a
lands via Valparaiso asrivsd = kssa.
The news from the Isgkmus y unimp ~ Z. "a
The dates from ya1psfaise are e tne sss -.
from = cslIso % he Id of yassssy. = g .es..sss
buildings ware burut = 49,, s,e,.ss - -.
did cndcavorisg % suhdne ne ns9sn = 80. bs.
sssssy u sssnsvss. s.liy ss@ nm n,ss ~. -
tween sSs Tinted stases ana es'A
's:asaI sTss ], !. ssss .t~es = Nssy'sw'' = ~
psFsssso - -, Kssstss, mn n6isre<e ssavs6 =
csiiss q ~ q " pseepbeE - =
z - - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

GEORGE LAW DEMoNsTRATION.-Am meeting of
the friends of George Law was held at Albany, n
Y, being composed principally of members of the
Legislature. A paper recommending George Law
to the National Convention as the American can.
didate for the Presidency, was signed by several
members It met with some opposition. All the
principal speakers opposed Mr.. Fiilmores claim to
the nomination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

NAvAL.-The U. s. sloopof- war Cyane, Capt
Fairfax, sailed the osth inst from Key West for
Pensacola
The U. S. steamship Fulton, 1t. Tilghman, ar
rived at Key West from Havana the 9Th, with
dispatches for the Cyane and sailed again for
Indian Key and Cape Florida the 29th. She visit.
ed the windward keys to investi gate the truth OF
the report that the Seminoles were burning and
destroying the houses and property of the settlers
She saw however, no traces of Indians, nor DID
she learn of any depredations having been COM
rlftted. e}s4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16
HEaDQUARTEKs FOR FAsHIONA.

- DIE CLOTHlNG.-SiLtER MEUAL rO"
iSo5.The members of the Legislature and strangers
visiting the city requested to call al the old es-
ENLISTMENT, No. l2O corner of Main and Governor
street, and secure themselves outfit for the winters
as tie subscriber has hand large and elegant
sortment of Gentiemsn's Wearing Apparel not to be
surpassed by tny house in the city. As evidence
Ct tho superiority OF his Clothing, he was awarded
lie highest premium IA Silver MedaD by the Me-
chAnics Institute, 1885,
He keeps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C., with score of
pr-iot workmen. He deems 1t unnecessary, after
tdsl Of l6 years the public has had of his goods to
say more in their commendation. He warrants all
Clothing he sells and respectfully solics q call from
h's old friends and the public generally.
Strictly the price system.
K. B. SPENCE,
de No 100 corner Main and Governor sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

CHAPLAIN TO CoNGREss-We find In the Ma
tional Intelligencer of yesterday, the following let
ter from Rev. G. D. Cummins, formerly of Rich
mond, in regard to the proposition Of his name for
the post of Chaplain to the House of Representa-
tives:
"It was with deep regret read in your issue to-
day that my name had been presented, among
many Others In connexion with the office of Chap
lain to the House of Representatives While do
not doubt that the honorable gentleman who pro-
posed it was sctuated by the kindest motives to-
wards me, yet in my Judgment 1t viii have ten
dency to do me injury, as suggesting that it was
done at my desire or solicitation.
beg permission to state to my friends, through
the medium of your journal, that the presentation
of my name was entirely without my consent de-
sre or suggestion, and that have not the slight
est perso lal acquaintance with the gentleman
who proposed it. / am strongly convinced that
the means adopted of late years by applicants for
the Office of Chaplain to Congress, in electioneer
ing for votes &c, have brought odium and con-
tempt upon the sacred Office of minister of Christ,
and have rendered the honor OF an election doubt
full one while they 60 very far to deprive the
Chaplain of his proper moral and religious inhu-
ence over the members. GEO. ID. CUaS ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16
I EECHING AND CUPPING.-MRs

l. WUOLHOUSE offers her services to the Me-
deal Faculty and the ladies of Richmond and its vi
cinity as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts
ty assiduous attention, to merit their kind patron
Mrs W. may be found at all hours, day and night
ii her residence, Mesars. Sublett Brothers
Hardware store, 2I3 Broad st.
n B. The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale.
All orders from the country promptly attended to
knt carefully packed
ALSO-Lsdies' BANDAGES hand, and made
10 order
rS- Light over the door from O'Clock till morn
lag. ia 25-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16
Bfoueham is playing at New York.

Biougham is playing at New York.
Barney Williams recently gave SIT 70 the Can't
get Away Club, Of Mobile, Ala. a
NJ Adoiph Adam has written the music for .
new comic opera called ''Falstaf
Robert Jones, promineut nerchant Of Itiea,
m ", died on the 18th inst
The steamer Arabia sailed from Boston for Ltv'
srpooi, Thursday. She carried no specie
The New York Senate has passeda bill % ap.
,ropriate $4,000 on loan 70 establish New York
61sfe Aerienltutsi Coliese.
The Noreantown. Va gnion hotsta tho nanese
Nslard FiIlmere for president, and Andrew y.
naneIaen of Tennessse, Or Vice President snblecs
- the National o0nveniicn.
Rev. Mr. Williams, rsputed .pauphin OF FTsaee.
4 in Wsxhiugton oppresssd BY illness, ase and
pevnry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

DEATH OF AN OLD NEGRo-The New Orleans
papers chronicle the death there of Charles, for
merly owned by w. w. Montgomery, at the ad-
of the events of the revolution, and had resided in
New Orleans all his life. He took particular
pride in visiting his master, who in latter days had
supported, but exercised no control over him, on
New Years day, and always walked couple of
miles to call on him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16
AND FEED sTORE.-The

" unders gned has taken the house of Frank
i'm and W oil Streets formerly occupied by Messs N
b j L. B. Hill for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS,
where he will keep constantly hand full assert
ment Of ali kinds OF Grain Mill OHal, Hay Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Grsnsries and Feed
Stores
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tsntion and selling reasonable terms TO a
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere III the corporation. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
f1r moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the market price for any
s.snu.snt entrusted to him.
fe It's JOHN w COSBY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

THA,yISG OUT Cows--Some one in the neigh.
borhood of Cleveland tells the Herald an almost
incredible story In relation to tn old weather OF
the 9th instant. He says "t ses so cold that the
cows had to be driven into the house to thaw their
bags before milking s9ss ssap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

MARYLAND SESAToR.-Anthony Kennedy, 2
member of the House of Delegates Of Maryland,
was on Thursday elected United States Senator
from that State for six years from the 4thof March
1851, when the term Of Hon. ThomasG. Pratt win