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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

.T~ssA RFOLR AND RICH
-Irs ~ a ssM0ND TRANSP0nTAT ALTON LIN En-
The steamer Hulk EE, Capt Tay lor, viii leave eT
~ THURSDAY, for NORFOLK, at high water.
Freight (Which will be taken at low rates1 re-
ceiyed at any time at my warehouse, on the Dock.
Vessels Towed TO and from City Point aud lamp
ton Reads, on moderate terms.
an Is--ts ALFRED s. LIE. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Fiour steady. Wheat adj
vanced: sale OF white at 81 $50 sl.S red 81 25l 50
G rn Qui, t. mixed IS cents. stocks higher; Va. 6's
Ssn.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour firm; Ohio $50; How
a u $685. Wheat firm: red 81 In(1l 2e white 81 25(1
$3.50. Corn steady; yellow 6306i cents; white 74(1
IS cents.
The following is the last Boston weekly Bank
statement:
Capital stock s3i no; loans and discounts $50
1885, 100; specie 81 0g0 zoo due ON other banks SIS
s42 " due t. other bsnks 81 sn9O01; deposits Si4
GA dfse circulation. 81 a70 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06
FIRE AND MARINE
MADEIRA WINES, LOW GRADES

% quarter Gu ks Collie Vine
2iauarter and eighth casks London Particular.
For sale by SELDEN X MILLER,
Oc 10 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

Is -
MONEY MATTERS.
EXCHANGE.
STERLING BILLS-No transactions.
DOMESTIC.-NoRTHERY EXcuANGE--Sew York
Exchange IA to ~ T. cent prem. On Phladep ha and
Baltimore 5G1G prrm.
In the way OF Rank Notes, except South and North
Carolina the brokers are buying nothing that is not
bank able For South aud North Carolina they charge
Pa discount.
SPECIE ranges from to 10 per ct.
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND,
BY JOHN A. LANCASTER 4 Son, for the week ending
Thursday, Nor. ), 1857.
Virginia per cents ~ years TO runno sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia e per cents. shorter dates sales at $40.
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales at sS7 and
interest.
Richmond City Bonds sales at $92 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock, tpar $70,) sales at SOS
Farmers Bank Stock. last sales ut 1911.
Exchange Bank Stock. sales at sol.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales
at So.
Merchants Insurance Stock last sales nj s52.
Richmond Fire Association Stock (par $780, last sales
at S3l.
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales at s65.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. last sales $50.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales at
$5l.
Richmond aud Danvi,le Railroad Stock. last sales $4j
James River and kanawha Stock. last sales S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

SlLKS, SlLKS.-Good news for the
~ Ladies', sI2D00 Dress silks et their own prices,
comprising the newest and handsomest sty les " be
fpunl ia the market. Also large lot Black silks,
which are of, ring az heavy discount and Gn.
preccdented low prices. Ltlies 10 want viii please
call. CfIAS. A. 0WAfhlNs.
&C - Opposite Exchange Bank.
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,rHE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
DENITENTIARY STORE.

No. q PEARL STREET.
KERsEYS for servants csthing
LINsEYS do do
BROGUES. BOOTS aud SHOES
WAGON HARNESS, &C.
i. NJ. NIMMo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

AT PAR, AT PAR.-All the suspended
N Bank Notes taken Cor Window Shades st GOT
DEN's Shade store, on Brad street 20.
A new sts le Velvet and Gold inst out, and VIII be
sold chean foe 3--3fni VI. anLDEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

Master hsA made 90 oos year ooa Of he msrcAa.,
and Ihes probably was nos hsh tho sre.a.
TAs report ~ oFoered 20 be printed.
THE MARINE sukyEyoEx
Petitions were rcosved rom two Of TIE prees Marine
Surveyors, sskng = be resppotnssd
an, 0..s remarked .h:s u ives Ssss.se nsasr for
We n.mSsr % sccnn :: the enasssv ie@ sss Ks ssr
10 interfere with The laws present perspective, end the
appointment q Surveyors would In effect be IN sppoon
70 the Fort Wsrdens' blu
rn WV ruKf
The fsiIo wing report was tnen read
The eommi.ee to which referred the couuunoaton
ss. s y S Tie s Ss S0 M 2 have 2
been Unable % raa-sss 81 he proprs II rec a
E IN ~ 2 s Ss.@ssn 'ssss
s,c.sn. Que loudly s.ea fM By the Ahusss pracsd
q By wa Be 'p pro-
eosda harsSr 81 s,ns hose ss % our
sppng mT ssS T s s eS. natural a.atasss
TTftee: while deSlinins TO recommend TO tse Chm
sues sonssd Dollar. Tor ,hs pas NJ u an eaien
more dome y sc % n s9na Se s
s:ee 70 THIS chsmberg csnas re'rn from s,ss.e hope
ne law AIRED INTO sasc wd an dssrs1cg hem,
ss su IL s s s s ss S9 @ Saa
disis han he fines which might Be collected
an es Ss us s ne $
b 's s 30
and this Chamber. ROYAL PuEl.Ps
NEW Yoax, June T. 1851 MERRITT rRtMBLK.
WEATHER OBSERVATORY.
MATHEW MluHY made report In reference b the desir
ability having ather aid time observatory IN NeT
York lie thought could be built for $1,000, which
wAnsd he sef supporting.
M c. H. MAssiArL favored this project q II would in.
ure the benefit Of commerce He regretted that the
science navigation thoroughly STABBED it
when he younger man.
The subject postponed n futuro meeting.
LOCATION or THE CHAMBER
CAIN RARTsow reported progress from the ConmNtee
was A str feeii
among merchants in favor Of fine building for tho Cham
ber Adjourned.
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THE sTEPMvraERs PLOT.

Ie he ven Of city hospital be partly r..ed ard sn.s
or sy no mean. sssm@on sspc.sa 70 visw ro- ssm an
hight Of DAY no, admitted any d-~v o. sbund and
~ o ~ ncssor BY ssas
scs the n b. as- q ss as s.s az he
whole place snsrds The impression 81 he mos, scrupplous
na been foe being psinsd sy q sssu.s ssd
ne s.rsmn Of ne vs,a .yr, two bed. occupied N.
NE seemed impvssIbe cay which ihe pales
sscs .s sa Ss q Ss s .re Ss se.
wondrousJ beautiful IN .ha dcsbiy sss,e rhso
ssTss. iss o'ssr, s.s les ss.uatsI, Ss very Young
ssd A.. g sr s a.. css e'Ss sy s .s had I
ssy h-do.s settling NY mrs, upon her f.ec she icstcd
.s. baud ry s ne s' 4. &. 9s s q r ass
rro ss s.Tc ~s S s s q re sDfs
for ever ana then al quiet ~ seep we're thsrs
The srsy shadows .. winter. mcrpiqs c.p through n.
h. .sshsosns rI 10 ssa ssGf % .gsas
Win ev.r for nourshnent M wall Of slcsy IN
s ~. and ne ss ss x ana q s
Tho .y 20 he Az On sssoe on ,sa n.snoorns couch
tss bs~rio,hes as Il lie m lingerie asre; sui "a sss
., sI % Ss me ss ss s..S
one h~cn he h'e beins Into which her own secured
yasi a. he DAY da~n.d into ss ward No,
ss s.ss ROW BED sS en sss .n-
his lh,n she scs soay sswcsp ,ne two esd, drcy
pspers sno~t touched The dead Listened ourhi ,nr
colo f.bd the oovers and csuiousv turned down The bed
clohss
Thr woman -arcsiv hrrsfhei hu, st,o upright srsn
inr furvo rrrr around her. All quira muir
mars IN. further end of he room win suua
sns o h~~p place On he arms Of dro~sy nols-r
rsa nurse relieved By bs soond hgsye her time 70
br~sh- Ths q her dress seemed less
khe tuYnei 10 he other bed soopei stl more eau
ousy aid her hand down he heart OF the
she half rose Fsve shayp ge over her shoud-v, ard,
taxing each q The fair ssoos ssspea 70 ssdy around ss
from N udther'p bosor
shuds~v pas.sd ihrcush tie fsre o. Mat young mother
~ he Gesn q he bad been tsrp RON her hsAr Her
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Poxs II NEW York, june A, lssy.
CLEARED
ship osus LHekie. San Francisco-w Amman Co
SHIP SHIP Esssr H Dsss s~h Co
sbip MARIA, sawsou, RIO Janeico.snten Ironsiies.
Ship Slsd Things Nelson. New orleans-wm scAson-
Bark weaher Gage McKee,. Rio JaneroNapier. johnson
prsss
Brig Clarence OH s'abhs, Port al PiAsse-rucker Light
BIG iucreaa wsua,e Manzsui ls--c&EJPe Peters
Brig Z NJ Mayhew Harvey, bermuda
ss k%sss Ts%: Key sssaa
r %
Brig r Hsskins Snow, Bosson-T q sndford.
sehr Q v Casey, cacwos u, humacoa PK-simbernas
sehr Hastings tBr), LewersOu St John MA smihers
sehr Plssaes SBr, McBurnie, 81 Jshn, NB.a Mclean
schr Old i,omin,on smith, New orsans-N II brigham
schr CalaweD Hudson On -McCre.dy, MOI 90
ssSr sunny s'SS Ssess s,!assi
schr yesus, Wyat, Rcsmond-Jas aand TO
So, yo wcslma city roin.Jss Hrne, Co.
nr YANKEE Dooaie Chase, Georgetown, DC-Cumberlaud
schr Mitchell Eaton PAIadelphia- Mayhem Talbot
sssr ss:o sssas5
s s EG%sr Homer I saet Co
schr Corueia, Ps',sn, Now London.
.sS.wsS
ecamshp Jamestown. Parrsh Norsnik h. with rdse and
wrre light boat used steamship Roanoke. hence POris
Part Lsnra ,Bren, wimsen: Bremsn 50 aAy. WIN misc
ana rs passenger, order. 18Th ult ai As hon ~ passed
Marx T' Hosesaaa Havana saay. -A sugar tobacco
s
Brig oezasiers puieh) yssser Amsterdam se days VIII
- Soss ha%6urs S%s %naS FROM as a. ~ s
Rarh Brohrrn, Cnrs cenrueroa isaays with and
m-lado TO .truyer Kohl elusl,s, SD IN cs6sny With
hrs David Brown, for do Caroni for New Nork schr
Brig sarah Fiass Cor Nscsas Rumsa csrdenss IL days
with sugar. n Dnrege Pros; vessel TO master
Brig Allen Hay den tof Newport Rp Amy cardsuas May
Brig uD,on (sr. sah. windsor. Ns 10 days. with plaster
setr osrin.r Cof Harwch,, ss ALL Baracos. Nay "a
schr q Hora-t az Harwicb), Rogers Agusdiia Pr, 10
Sehr Dawson. Abrams, N.woerD, NC, days
schr u Ryan, Ring, North Carolina days.
Schr & T. Jones', Jones Baltimore, 4 days.
schr Pallas. French, Rockland
Fchr V kupsen Chase. Hosiou.
schr Esrciss a. Girey Bosom days.
s scsr Mopse sss sgTe B9iss sss- Sa5a
sebr Berj Brown ingrasam Providence for Albany.
sehr Beaton, War. New pcrt FOR Philadelphia
schr E'sd Jarvis. Norwslk.
srsr srsIns, D,zon portisut or
Schr A j Russell, Hodges. Portland. CT.
sesr seniamn, Smith, Eu1sss,hpar, for sewSaryp@t
Steamer BRISTOL. Allen Ph,adeph,A
Steamer Curlev. williams Providence At sPN last
ing large herm brig ashorn Point Judith Sac hcs
hrcsdssr and humping heavily. lPr brg Mary Nor
ton, zee Miscellaneous, below
Ships wabarno. Antwerp, Roger Hern Antwerp; Maria,
Rio JaneirV.
Wind Al ,unriae, wNw; meridian, W; sunset %.
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IlrraIa Marine C..rrespoodenee,

PHILADELPHIA. Jun Arr barks Lizzie Boggn, n1er,
mo; trout bean Havana; orig Aaron ksloa do Per
ss S sG iTi sis o sss
sSs S % Mt ca bark. s5ps Es e SSS
6os,sn; slo Taylor %; ,chrs Clara o,c ,eL Brssni
CIV :+:. =: s,?EssS sssy
'os Do Ho ca ' FRAT % John jones'
q. aa NON sSssc, 5srs, Newell Hs, Sss q.
.7sr sG s ss,y snsn Mes s YGass,
seS Myer i sss ms seseIySor E., Tier
black Rock; n Mel se, Baker Croon; Jsoes L white.
loser. Bos.or.
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
R.ss rss sors s s, f, % ~ . s s for
an N "a, y n nj lon los araes x upon s.unssu
WITH soune ING, p faihema ar nod her laasd puugs and
s&S dssss. no land IN sIh he bark setting ssusssa
aa H An Q, sss; 0 ou IN oo
ing IS he Z, mss she vas g. eng o,sr a. nooa s ss
pS ne s 81 1oSsnes e'ir Rom Ds a
va for came np Win her .ns took Al shs Gre on
he "a Of April Before esynr wreck she vas .et % are
osp, ana b. crew siS Inc rSsaisss tslnss. '
Bass oss TirIos, Aa.ns from rhi.dsshs Tor Portssd
81 isand o. rSarsdsy ornins II being very rossh
ii e ne the ersw we're unable 70 land on The ,h,rs aud
erpuct and r seAed town sai afernoon rbe nsrs ras
sss % s 'e Ok Should ' he "ss has sSe
VIII sot OF.
.B.ss L.rrsnscas, gsauau. Of the barb He..c, from
ser. w6Hsss omen %. d.i.d RIO irsade, AprI :,
81 e. gal. ss4 ssss s 3 sss ss :
e and prur-rv nc cosrt s~a r-n had reached RIO
Grapde frm sck vrecN "a s~cs whh hat ~
os - s.o one man The bark Lsssr. Capt sns was
~ Cpdz for Rio ,irsnde having board 6s tons Of
.st n. ass bull. :, R,sn.,on NJ 10 u.s., .s 'sTs rss,
sr--rnn %, In equal parss valued ~ $4,000 and In
sured In Wall street
IN nnse NARY MoRro~ tof Windsor Ns Holmes from
rora Tor hsn'sp ss - balls and snail saanS ,s %
x, on The rocks about mile 70 the westward Point
Judith hghhouse aEd remained 70 morning o. 81 Cspt
assistance and that The vessei boadsde ~ the
beach well no With bead 70 the westward add was humping
badly as there w.s h,sy, se. rolling IN der false ses mas
rhafed, but abe made but ie water. II y thought sha
Ne 70. % ~Nh he aid OF steamer The Mary Morton a q
good vessel ~ 200 rec yearr old and not Insured
rhsmss william bcfcr r.ror-sd Abandoned, AMI cr.~
~ew nrorsh 70 ,hA masses the folo-1og reeo~rh-
cre Isowas William lee, Liverpool The iGh April, bouns
m.ssy pg.-r Mon ~eslsr and varsble Winds up
ne w Way, vi encountered gale FROM NV;
s rs Ses ss-. .es sres
several snous BON long boat 70 pieces
scve N. pnnsc. wass-d away ralcy, cAmboos. ana AL
ship the rsroeard bow earvine away bowsor W. the
stcn he sd nl'o frs.p-t hnrs N ne
srboard aide frym 70 nches csps os.sns "a . ~
tvr best hsn's " Capt wu The Nor -ee.sn barx
Cosbcrscn and oac-rs and ssds.s. o,
board. Richard HcdEns, captain; Rooer revip mate
Geo, lao ANA Witch ven, s..ors .c,,. -. :, r.
rucA Beach been o. aud arrived Norfolk IL, nst
i~sklas bady. Her csreo Of lime has been lost " T
Psoyuisa CRY oy NV yosn, from Philadelphia for B~.
r ~nes ~ III IN Win ne, sns ne
Into West harwich AL safe nee tcegrsphic coinmnsb
Wnslemen.
Arr NJ New Bedford a. hart Carfce oford raree Ocean
Fsic~auape reb y, win i1p bills ~ o. re C~'ce hss
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In, srs c Scrssns s.ss s Az. ss-s : 81 Sid
Il sSscu crom norS"p.1 rnssss Gov aorsu Kerry tirna
sins oL .GpSSD rvs,. oS Ws.. uS" ~''
s. ss.Ds ssy AT rsadss Aa.As"' HAars nss
MsscS g. HSsst b:,nssy As ~ nm
Hsse Sos,. snasns a'a Au3oAA oA""'N' 49,
fAsn.SosH. Nav 3~xr osaet Guide NYsk.
Nay nsy e. s ss:ss.s sT for
h;rtrrg a. ,,,, 49,. r>..,...o,, s,- NJ.
's; ID. had had e dsy' ESss, ~pa: xsrrvon
from korJssns for Bs ,r my ~ '''
VENICE. May is-A"J Palmer Turner City Point
of ar
Err, :; nay ,os Leila Gait o. and 70, ssss s
= HON. Forts:
H1 ScsT5s % Steamship. ,sr s,rs Lv
S.I%o.s ships eeIdss Rue Mayo Csi'so VIA IA sviSn
S.,s..s Sow Hopper, sssn.ss A'
ssII and s:oS g. 10 sles s.pelses 5..1as sss,iu.
Jnse: so1y s.sn: ss!i%ors; Bell Ryder, ph'sae,ps':
Hsss.s ssss Saen .s r nd Saasiss Rose
,sss, Rsssn RsSnord; I'd A;soa, Axoa FAd.dsioh!s
SIs%S. Isla k5S5a lie; CHASE 90 Sh WIND
srS,. \ ben sewer and Sm.ay: n.. ,,-.-
pool haits wenhan, Wedge. Nessna; Seah Gould Boston;
White Foam. Milrheu, Providence; s,samsr Loa., POINT
French, kSork Gid harka Horace Bsals Johnson, East
Boston Cavalier krwan ho Jansiro markst sc-rs
Aims (hr) Stub,s, Turks isxud; II tIuntis, HsmmoDd
Nfork Cohssses 1obey, sem~rset Mass; s.oemer Sey
meur, Bowen, Greenwich, Conn., Sid brig Amcrica Rob,
BANGOR May 31-An sehr Albert Jane aop, Jameson, n
York CID June z. bark Cocbtuaie Irvine, Valparaiso
BRISTOL JGhs S-Ar schr w w Bra,srd, bowdItch,
Delaware Ofy 4
CuAhLhSTON, June l-Cld ship Harmonic (Fr), Vauter,
Hsve; bark Helen Marin Nckersau, Baltimore. Sid schr
Poea1onias Buikl-y, hbo de Jan~fio.
CAlAle way SAT- sehr mary Flechar, Crosby, Phila
SelohiA I'D I'd, schr Watchman Wilson, N0rwak
H~sfPoRT. may O-Arr ship Sswo .. Ross, IS Stephen.
EAsT AA6HiAs, May 3Osh schr Oriental, Chase, New
FRANKFORT. May S-sh bark Churchill, Killmsn
AarunQue; brig Psnots cou hdeeriy, DO
ALL XIV kR june Arr solrs Mary kliza Cartwright
ENzbehporf, NE Monterey, Craig Delaware CITY, VIM ia
cog, Tyler, Fort Even; Fountain Davss, Albany. -
SdIArr echrs Iran smb; Mciiveiu. Bait more Minerva,
Wnsow, 90, I'd Hi, kch Aarsu Greek. Va; knlily y
Horton ming, Trov, Caroline frenlce, Newark; kIp1ii
Dsvis Albany; VIM Mount Wheeler Port Eweo Sid -ehs
Dunee NAIL kalumore Senator, neebe; Oregon.
S9nres and VIM Devils. Gritn NYork; ssoop Green,
hawkns, "a -
0LOuCkhIkh, May So.Arr schrs sarah Matilda, Ham
mono, Frankfort Tor rhacerhh; Barnes Raymond
port Tor forx ten Tas or zones Dsnns Zoe dbl
nhing Bum socnmb Addison Tor do; Messenger, Doane
f% June L Be,iS .noe,n CO.
HOLh1B HOLE, June SEAr and aid, brfgs Ala ton, MAX
eron Sagna for Boston, Empire, Crowe and Tsnger Ford
fhiladelpbia Tor do schs Ezra Lew, beber fillmore
for do; Tiger EvanS for SACO Sarah Louisa
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ADVERTISEMESTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ rrvvy vonropn

Close On my bosom lillian sleeps;
Ne~th g che lies. Ike some fond httlc dove,
And wal lnE-her soul from ia uiet deeps
LOOKS ont through eyes blne a. the heaven aScve:
And seldo a abe starI.s, ard never rhe wceps-
This rcsiess bud In he garden of love.
ehc fell Ike tnowf ahe from happier stics-
We scarce knew how 10 our bos0ms she csme.
but we saw The pure light IN her open nc cyvs
Ard The fnwer hat was purest gave IA her name.
And yet On our tosnms n sno rrake she les
Some day N erhalc IN hfc's klsses Of earne.
We love hsr, buf1ovs vi.i trembling and feArs
she II pure-too pure W be riven IA long;
In lss ala q heaven, bright and clear.
: Our little bird shall be taught her song.
God b. us 10 learn while she fingers hero,
And come nearer heaven by q hive az srongf
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ysLAnp % cusA sxrnsss o. p o. sousAIIss :
q cubs By un9sd nHaes N ~ steamer du aKsh ofrS, q
AZ bere, vfh particular invoice awAys scsnmpsnyng
vHiE, vA1ao co., ss,n, = nsHvss.
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TVxIJyoRSfA IxPaHss. ov wEIls rAaaQ 4 90,
L H-l.~, psx Unftpd etaes mail steamer fLL1pOra,
-xeS ~ vr1ss faces Irrsh recsvrd rhurpdsy mpes
b pssed vsy oeRy 80 ccrssn,s snd vans svays sse
- ..~Ss n susuu 70 sutt al pssta n ase
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4 Sg%ssss sSissss.,, Or ne o'-ni'.'.

M BRovrr sssd oos q the meubers Of The committee
ssd not strned tho rcport, hs undevssopd Gsv King
go determined 70 dsm~s any H~por MsG4er against
whom charges o. corvupuw could be proved
Mr. Pvnr asked $4,000 was q large sum N men
I'm IN the report tho PROBABLE au1oun q she esa re-
eeapss ~ some 81 the Harbor Mssserr
Mr. BRo-m said the statement duly aualiaad. and
hndes, there IVES eyderse before then thas enc Hssbor
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You see," whispered ne uAni ker IN cr'n- ntns ~
secrvtof Ihs hmd Then your e,mas s.rv 70
ms,r sSs ,s, s, p.esr DO sui Tor a- ss so or
nrcc m nh. wases, VII heep silent aoou, " -
,rr Two e. ssss nom ~s g ySS ''' '''
Why, murder Jou ssos ~ as.s; rnscs s lou a'n'
But have mmltsd no mu'der. they died aursllr
who ans o. Tuu.ri 4 only let em sose Where s he
You ddnt AIN III, m - er,ec N. -oman with grim sm.
ana snl rubhig her IN ds. Ddnt ii them 1,
snsws,ss ny pur r.hns .sl 20 sssu - he
ne rather cresusnss coks Of compsnsn.
can !" .d 'ss o. ysa soo ssh. money s
peo 10 rho died Of ,hsir own acnnrd y
Nut do wan, all promised and yin have H.
An prom'ssd How niue, wss shaAr'
ven nc jane s
Two hundred pnunasr cried woman, lining up -osh
n.0s. c W n he hong ssw ss rs ns ~ rd
cassi whv pounds, hsndsom. Lite Zee TO ne
buse for hdnes and care Of poor ei haa once washed
Jane gey mrsscred sonehips IN IN under iona eyoine
1bs er started her eyvs ieli AID vsre Mod again Win
u one glance Jane the siapc~ her eyes az
II ss,e iso ss,. u narsfhs Thai % ma inactivity,
-hich he'd vel f yeur friend; REGULAR ne
aassp or Maes o s orers rh 70 sSns sa
knows what be aoout An, one Of EN- s prcuy sure W
"hnd vhica Of these Vii you sAse" sssd madame. ami
None of th.n madame vou DOM esco-- N .-sue up
and don't choose WORK for not,ns hs only two mnnda
since they raised my Mo- nurh for " uass
hins hg.hsd ~ IKE mis-, iof instance aaeo bappsa.
% hli- few shlings under Der pillow which sves ZEE
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-26
The Hermitage, the Old Residence Of
General jackson.

The Nashville Union, in noticing the
rumor that Congress will not accept the
gift of the Hermitage from the State Of
Tennessee, upon condition that military
shool is established there, says:
If, then, Congress. at the approaching
session, should decline the gift of the
State, we trust the Legislature will follow
the recommendation of the Governor. In
his late message, Governor johnson Sug-
gests that the Hermitage be set apart as
the residence of the future Governors oil
Tennessee. The recommendation is en-
inently proper and appropriate. We
have now no Executive Mansion, and the
salary is not sufficient to permit Gov.
ernor of limited private fortune to bring
his family to Nashville. The distance
from the city is not too great. and, be-
sides, no Chief Magistrate of Tennessee
residing at the Hermitage could ever
prove unfaithful to the high trust reposed
in him. The glorious traditions around
him would make him true to himself and
the country. Let the future Governor Of
Tennessee, then, reside at the Hermitage.
There are thousand things there to re-
mind one of his character, his history, his
opinions and his deeds. Nor we've those
opinions of more value then than at this
moment. Had the country followed his
wise counsels, we would not now have
been cursed by brood of pestilent and
corrupt banks.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-26
RraDIso ADvEnrlsEMExrs.-Porsons

READISG ADVERTISEMENT
frequently tell us that they Tread our
paper very carefully-even our advertise
ments." The manner in which this latter
clause is put in. leaves the inference that
they consider the advertisementsenseless
matter, but that they have greAt respect
for our paper, and read over the adver-
tisements-if for nothing else, Just for
the novelty of the thing. We take oc-
casion to inform them that the advertise
msnts are put there TO be read, and we
want every one to read them. Read the
new advertisements every week, and
glance over all the old ones, to keep fresh
in your minds, all that is doing or to be
done. Perhaps, by not doing SO, you
will miss many good snap" Do moi
conclude that the advertisements are only
nrinted for the benefit Of the advertiser
or the printer-for it very frequently hap
pens that they benefit the reader vastly
more than either of them. We say to all
who are in any kind of business, adver'
tise yourselves, and read - advertise
ments of others. Do you not know that
the stranger seeking a location, looks into
the columns of the newspaper. to judge
of the extent of the business of place
and forms his opinion of its extent, and
of the liberality and energy of its business
men, according to the manner in which
they advertise? Such is truly the case
Then, advertise, and read the advertise
ments.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-26

INDIAN DANcE.--On the 9th inst, we
Of Wenona were entertained with grand
exhibition Of primitive dancing, accom-
panied by considerable amount of ex-
ceedingly primitive music. Ofthe latter
we cannot say, that it could, with propri.
ETY., be called extraordinarily pleasant to
q cultivated ear but the former was re-
markedly entertaining, from its very sim
plicity; especially the costume, which
consisted of small, three cornered rag.
We could not, during this exhibition,
help thinking, that, as our young ladies
succeed so admirably, in showing their
charms to advantage by their simple dress,
on public occasions, it would be well for
those of the males, wishing to do like
wise, to adopt the costumes Of these Chip
pewss. The ladies say, there is no harm
in their method that the harm only ex-
lists in bad minds; and that it is mighty
comfortable in warm weather. If the
former part of the proposition be true in
their case, it ought to be for the gentle
men and we are quite sure that as a
matter of comfort, the rag would be a
fine substitute for broadeloth and patent
boots Wenena Argus.